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BAY CI TY IRON W ORKS
JJigelow & IrfiTTLE, Proprietors.
MANUFACTURERS OF
ron Doors, Shutters, Bank Vaults
House Cresting, Fences, Weather Vanes,
Ventilators, Ventilator Plates, Hop
Furnaces, Gasometers,
Iron Girders, Trusses,
Iron Roofs, Prison Work,
Channel Iron Wheelbar-
rows, etc.
103 and 105 FREMONT ST.
323 and 325 MISSION ST.
San Francisco, Cal.
S3" Illustrated Catalogues Sent Free on application.
Queen Lily Soap,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
New England Soap Company.
The attention of the
called to the Celebrat-
which has now been
years, and has earned
justly deserves. For
Curtains, Tidies, Fam-
surpassed, leaving the
snow white, and
Woolen Goods being
of Soaps, are soft and
The labor is less, and
articles washed, espe-
worn less by going
process.
Public is respectfully
ed Queen Lily Soap,
on the market for 16
a reputation which it
Fine Laces, Window
ihj Linen, etc. , it is un-
article washed lily
agreeable to the smell,
washed in this Queen
silky to the touch,
in consequence the
cially fine fabrics, are
through the washing
THE QUEEN LILY SOAP is unsurpassed in cleaning painted work in the
house. In fact purchasers will find that although apparently high in price, it is
in reality the cheapest of Extra good Soaps. Use according to directions on the
wrapper. For sale by aH> first-class Grocers.
FISCHBECK AND GLOOTZ,
Factory corner of 16th and Utah Streets.
Office 214 Sacramento Street.
San Francisco.
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fer feftAL REFERENfl^
Puget Sound Lumber
COMPANY,
Being established at VALLEJO, with branch Lumber Yards and Agencies at all
important points in the State, is stocked with a large assortment of
Oregon, Sugar Pine and Redwood Lumber.
Doors. Windows, Blinds, Lime, Plaster, Hair, Cement, etc.
LUMBER SAWED TO ORDER and FURNISHED PER CARGO.
This Company owning its own Mills and Vessels brings its lumber direct to the
i Railroad at Vallejo, and is therefore enabled to sell at Cheaper Prices than here-
tofore offered to the people of this vicinity, and persons wanting a bill of lumber
will certainly make a great mistake if they do not call on this firm before making
their purchases. A. POWELL, General Manager,
Puget Sound Lumber Company, 18 Market St., S. F. Room 6.
YARDS AT
SOUTH VALLEJO, ST. HELENA, WOODLAND, TULARE,
OAKLAND, CALISTOGA, WILLIAMS, HANFORD,
ALAMEDA, DIXON, MAXWELL,
RUTHERFORD, SACRAMENTO, FRESNO,
And Agencies at all other Important Points.
JOS. WAGNER & CO.
101-107 Mission Street, San Francisco.
FLOUR MILL MACHINERY
Contractors and Builders of New Process Roller
Mills. Shafting, Gearing, Pulleys, and all Kinds
of Iron Machinery.
Colton Dental Association,
Phelan's Building, Rooms 6-10.
Entrance 806 Market Street.
Gas Specialists. Positively extract teeth without pain. Only office that makes
and gives the Celebrated " COLTON G-AS." Established in 1863. Over 20,000
references. Also performs all operations in Dentistry.
DR. CHARLES W. DECKER.
San Francisco.
Selby SmeltingAiLead Co,
OFFICE,
416 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
Base Bullion, Lead and Silver Ores Purchased.
Gold and Silver Bullion Refined.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Shot, Pig Le;
Solder, Babbitt Metal, Blue Stone, etc.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF
Standard Chaniberlin Patent
Shot Gun Cartridges,
WM. J. PETERS, Residence 15th and Castro Sts.
PBTBES <5Z CO.,
Carpenters and Builders,
Shop, 510 MARKET STREET, up Stairs.
CARPENTERS FURNISHED BY THE HOUR OR DAY.
STORE AND OFFICE FITTING and General Repairing.
Orders by Postal Cards will receive prompt attention.
Established in 1851.
H. W. FRANK & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer and
Dealer in
BEDDING, FURNITURE,
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Spring, Hair, Wool, Moss and Pulu Mattresses.
212, 214 and 216 Commercial Street,
Below Front, SAN FRANCISCO.
Steamers and Vessels promptly fitted up.
Also manuf icturers of Woven Wire Mattresses.
C. E. DRISCOLL'S
SANITARIUM
2210 and 2212 POWELL STREET,
NORTH BEACH, SAN FRANCISCO.
Hot (and Cold) Salt Water Baths, in big
6 foot Porcelain Tubs, 25 Cents, 6
Tickets, $1.00. Steam Baths, 50c.
This is the largest, best and cheapest bath-house
in the hot 'JSALT WATER BELT," west of
Boston, Mass.
N. B.— These Baths run on their merit since
1860, and under m control since 1S66.
A. D. 18S6. Yours batl.fully, C. E. D.
San Francisco.
(Established iu 1S75.)
NAVIGATION SCHOOL,
404 & 406 Beale Street, San Francisco.
AUTHORIZED BY THE
BOARD of MARINE UNDERWRITERS of SAN FRANCISCO.
Director, Examining 1 Officers, appointed by Board.
Captain E. McNEVIN. ' Capt. H. H. WATSON, Capt. G. CUMMING.
The School is open daily (Saturdays excepted) from 3 to 5 p. m. and from
7 to 10 p. m. The course is thorough, and will eaable those taking it to obtain
Certificates of Competency as required by the U. S. Shipping Act. Masters and
Mates of Vessels will find this School specially adapted to fit them for passing
the Examination made necessary by the said Act.
The use of nautical instruments practically taught and illustrated. Books
(including McNevin's Works on Navigation and Marine Laws, etc.) can be pro-
cured at this school.
N. B. — Preparatory instruction in Arithmetic, Geometry, Reading, Writing,
etc., also given when required.
Extract from Report to The Board of Trade and the Chamber of Commerce.
Since 1877 a Nautical school has been conducted under the supervision of the Board of Marine
Underwriters, at 406 Beale Street, San Francisco, by Captain Edmund McNevin, a thoroughly com-
petent and enthusiastic teacher of Navigation and Seamanship. During the past seven years 89
masters and 20 mates have been graduated from this school, after a course of study and passing a
thorough examination by two expert Master Mariners. These all possess certificates counter-
signed by the officers of the Board of Marine Underwriters. Thug far only one of these has been
withdrawn for misconduct. It is believed that this school has been an important factor in the
diminution of disasters at sea on our coast, and in the consequent great reduction in rates of
premium. But it ought to be controlled by the ship-owners, and placed on a much larger and
more permanent basis than at present.
JOS. F. KINGWELL,
No. 422 MONTGOMERY STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
DEPOSITIONS A. SPECIALTY.
San Francisco.
St. Mary's College,
SAN FRANCISCO,
CONDUCTED BY THE
Brothers of the Christian Schools.
This Institution offers Students every facility for acquiring a thor-
oughly Christian and practical Education — an education that will not
only enable, but engage them to fulfill faithfully their duties as Chris-
tians, and thus make them good and useful members of society.
The Brothers are trained to the work of education; it is their voca-
tion — the sole object of their Society. They live in the same house, sit at
the same table, preside at the recreations, and, as far as possible, form a
family circle with the Students, in order the more easily to gain their
confidence, and thus be in a position to direct them successfully in their
studies.
THE STUDIES.
The Studies are divided into two distinct courses — Collegiate and
Commercial.
The usual Academic Degrees are conferred on those who merit the
distinction.
The Business or Commercial Course is thoroughly organized, and
forms a separate Department. A Diploma is awarded to those who com-
plete this course and pass the required examination.
All the classes are examined publicly at the end of each Term.
The result of the monthly examination of each Student is sent to the
Parents or Guardian.
Besides the usual Class Exercises in Elocution, Literary Societies are
organized to give the Students further opportunity for the cultivation of
General Literature and Public Speaking.
TERMS.
(Payments Invariably in Advance.)
Board, Washing, Tuition and Medical Attendance $150 00
Students in the Graduating Class of either Department will be
charged Twenty-five Dollars additional per Term.
Music and Drawing Extra.
DAY STUDENTS.
Preparatory, Intermediate and Commercial Departments, per term
of Five Months $40 00
Collegiate and Business Departments 60 00
For further particulars, apply at the College, or at the Sacred Heart
College, corner of Eddy and Lark in Streets.
BRO. BETTELIN, President.
San Francisco.
JOHN MARTELL,
Gold and Silver Plater,
No. 623 Sacramento Street,
Between Montgomery and Kearny, SAN FRANCISCO.
Manufacturer and Importer of Coach and Carriage Hardware, Lamps, etc.
A good assortment of Carriage Lamps and Candles constantly on hand. Particular attention
paid to the repairing of Carriage Lamps. Name Plate* made at short notice. A good assortment
of Door Plates and Numbers on hand.
N. B. — Orders from the country promptly attended to.
A. MORETTI.
B. TREZZINI.
MORETTI AND TREZZINI,
ITALIAN ARTISTS IN
DESIGNERS OF ALL STYLES OF DECORATION.
Are prepared to undertake the Decoration and Painting of Halls
Private Residences, Churches, Theaters, Hotels, Banking
and Business Offices in the most superb, elegant and
attractive manner, at most reasonable prices. We
solicit correspondence from parties desiring
such work done.
^S Phelan Building, Sfr»
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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FOR SEE BEST IMPROVED
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
ADDRESS
MENZO SPRING.
9| 9 Geary St. |J
Sj SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. ||
" OFFICE 5. P
B. E. ARNOLD, -j»
WHOLESALE BUTCHER ' ^ L
Corner of Valencia
and 23d Streets.
AND PORK PACKER.
Highest price paid tor Cattle, Fat Cows, Steers,
Sheep, Calves, Etc.
Slaughter House, M St., Butchertown.
San Francisco. 9 <
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Steamers of this Company sail from Broadway Wharf,
San Francisco, for ports in
CALIFORNIA, OREGON, WASHINGTON AND IDAHO
^ TERRITORIES, BRITISH COLUMBIA AND ALASKA,
AS FOLLOWS:
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN COAST ROUTE.
The Steamers SANTA ROSA and ORIZABA sail for San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles
and San Diego as follows: Steamer SANTA ROSA, the 10th, 20th and 30th at 2 P. M.; and the
Steamer ORIZABA, the 5th, 15th and 25th at 9 A. m. of every month.
The Steamers LOS ANGELES and EUREKA sail for Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon, Cay-
ucos, Gaviota, Santa Barbara, San Buenaventura, Hueneme, and San Pedro, as follows: Los AN-
GELES, the 2d, 12th and 22d at 8 a. m.; and the EUREKA, the 7th, 17th and 27th at 8 A. M., of
every month.
Alaska Route-
The Steamship ANCON or IDAHO, carrying the U. S. Mails, sails from Portland, Oregon, on or
about the first of each month for Port Townsend, W. T., Victoria and Nanaimo, B. O, Fort Wran-
gle, Sitka and Juneau and other ports in Alaska, connecting at Port Townsend with the steamer
sailing from San Francisco about the last of each month for Victoria and Puget Sound, as per ad-
vertisement herein.
Victoria and Puget Sound Route
One of the Company's steamships, carrying Her Britannic Majesty's Mails, sails from Broad-
way Wharf, San Francisco, at 10 a. m. tor Victoria, B. C; Port Townsend, Seattle, Tacoma, Steil-
acoom and Olympia, making close connections with steamboats, etc., for Skagit River and Cassiar
Mines, Nanaimo, New Westminster, Yale, Vancouver, B. O, Alaska, and oil other important points
as follows: QUEEN OF THE PACIFIC and GEO. W. ELDER every eight days; returning, leave
Seattle and P>rt Townsend p. m.
Portland. Oregon Route.
The Oregon Railway and Navigation Company and the Pacific Coast Steamship Company, will
dispatch one of their steamers from Spear Street Whavf , San Francisco, at 10 a. m. for Astoria and
Portland, Oregon. Steamers COLUMBIA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, leave Port-
land and San Francisco every 5th day.
For steamers carrying combustibles, see advertisements in the San Francisco Alta, or Guide.
Eureka and Humboldt Bay Route.
Steamer CITY OF CHESTER sails from Broadway Wharf, San Francisco, every Wednesday at 9
a. m., for Eureka (Humboldt Bay). Returning, leaves Eureka Saturdays at high tide.
Point Arena and Mendocino Route
Steamer YAQUINA sails from Broadway Wharf, San Francisco, at 3 p. m., every Monday, for
Point Arena, Cuffey's Cove, Little River, Mendocino, Whitesboro, Noyo and Fort Bragg. Return-
ing, arrives at San Francisco Saturdays .
For movements of freight boats, see the San Francisco Alta, or Guide.
EMIGRANTS AND TOURISTS! There is a great demand for laborers to work on the Rail-
roads in Oregon, Washington Territory, and British Columbia. The new and rich Gold and Coal
Mines in Sitka and British Columbia are attracting thousands of people theie.
Santa Cruz is a lovely town and a popular watering place. It is only about eight hours' ride
from San Francisco. Monterey is the old capital of the State, and is celebrated for its old adobe
buildings, the Mission, the Methodist's camping grounds and many other noted things and places.
Tourists in search of pleasure, and invalids in search of health, will find no country that can
supply their wants as can southern California. The medical virtues of the Paso Robles Hot
Springs are universally acknowledged. For rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, liver complaint, im-
pure blood, etc., they have norivalin the world. Santa Barbara and Santa Monica are celebrated
watering places. The fame of the orange groves of Los Angeles is worldwide. The consumptive
who sojourns in San Diego takes a new lease of life .
Rates of fare, which include meals and sleeping accommodations, are lower b}- this than hy
any other route. Through tickets sold to all the principal places on the coast. Stages and rail-
roads make close connection with steamers for all the principal places in the interior. For fur-
ther information in regard to tickets, call at the
Ticltet Office j, 214 Montgomery SStreet,
OPPOSITE THE RUSS HOUSE.
D. B. JACKSON, Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agent,
G0DDALL, PERKOS & C0-, General Agents- No. 10 Market Street, San Francisco-
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San Francisco.
Big Hedge Poultry Yards
1321 Sixth Avenue, and Cor. Sutter and Dupont Sts.
SAN FRANCISCO.
THOROUGHBRED POULTRY,
PIGEONS,
GUINEA HENS,
PEACOCKS,
PHEASANTS,
TOULOUSE
GEESE,,
RABBITS,
CANARIES
AND
LOVE BIRDS ,
MALTESE
CATS
Particular attention is called to my SEW BROODERS for young Chickens, Turkeys
etc. Incubators of all Varieties kept on hand and for sale. Wire netting for Poultry
Yards, Coops, Meat and Vegetable Choppers, Shell, Pork Scraps, Poultry Medicines, Cages, Etc.
Poultry Brooders and Incubators on Exhibition
At Stalls 12 and 38 Center Market, Corner Dupont and Sutter Sts.,
San Francisco, (al.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
W. C. TYLER, President.
A. S. REID, Secretary. F. H. KELLOGG, Vice-President.
STOCKTON AND SAN FRANCISCO PACKET COMPANY.
Opposition Passenger Packet.
STEAMER T. C WALKKR
LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO, LEAVES STOCKTON,
Washington Street Wharf, North Side of the Channel,
MONDAYS 5 o'clock, P. M. TUESDAYS ." 4 o'clock, P. M
WEDNESDAYS " " ! THURSDAYS*
FRIDAYS " " SATURDAYS "
Freight Received Daily. For Freight or Passage apply at Office, Washington Street Wharf.
F. II KELLOGG. Manager's. F. Division
San Francisco.
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JOHN SKINKER,
253 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO.
Sole Agent on the Pacific Coast for
DUPONT'S, Cannon, Musket, Blasting,;Sup'r Mining,
and Celebrated Brands SPORTING
POWDER.
THE Union Metallic Cartridge Co. 's Cartridges, Rim
and Central Fire. Brass and Paper Shot Shells,
Wads, Primers, Bullets, Percussion Caps, etc.
Eagle Safety Fuse, Single, Double, and Triple Tape,
Cement No. I and No. 2.
Nobel's Giant Cap Co. Double and Triple Force Gi-
ant Caps, the Strongest and Best in the Market.
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
A. WHITNEY & SONS' CAR WHEEL WORKS.
Railroad Iron and Railroad Material.
WILLIAMS, BIMOND & CO.,
eneral
ommissioi
erchants,
AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC COAST
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
San Francisco.
South Pacific Coast R. R
SHOKT LINE.
San Jose, Glenwood, Big Trees and Santa Cruz
40 MILES SHORTER TO SANTA
THAN BY ANT OTHER ROUTE.
Finest liffig tag aat Wi
<M©UK»g IN THE STATE.
Low Fares ! Superb Equipments
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San Francisco.
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THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA!
!Every Variety of Scenery ! Tourists' and Campers' Paradise !
THROUOH THE SAXTA CLAIM VAMiEY,
THE SAJfTA CRUiK MOUNTA 1X8 and the BIG TREE GROVE,
TO THE BAIT OF 2IOXTEKEY.
INo Dust.
INo Change
of Cars.
fast Time.
i Low Fares.
Pure Air.
"No Mosquitoes.
Shady
Canyons.
Babbling
Brooks.
Beautiful
Ferns.
'Choice Shells
wi»
Sea Mosses.
'Magnificent
Beach.
Innumerable
Drives.
Palatial
Steamers
Short Line.
Heavy
Steel Hail
First-Class
Equipment.
Parlor Cars.
Grand
Scenery.
Fine
Fishing.
Good
Hunting.
Lovely
Flowers.
Big Trees
1000 Years Old.
Grateful
Shade,
10 MILES SHORTER TO SANTA CRUZ WSJ THAN BY ANT OTHER ROUTE.
$ FOLDERS DESCRIPTIVE of the ROAD, and TICKETS at
No, 222 Montgomery Street, and Station foot of Market St., S. F.
A. E. DAVIS, Prss. E. M. GAEEATT, Gen'l Fr't and Pass. Agt.
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San Francisco.
DR. P. R. MORSE,
PRACTICAL
VETERINARY
SURGEON.
GRADUATE OF THE
Royal Veterinary College of London.
WHAT CHEER LIVERY STABLE
Jackson Street, between Front and Davis.
OFFICE HOURS 7 to 9 a, m., 1 to 4 p. m., 7 to 9 p. m.
I Kesidence, 123 Jackson Street, San Francisco.
San Francisco.
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THE DAILY AND WEEKLY
San Francisco, Cal.
HSCO PUBLIC UBRAW
4M*
fcWtC CENTER
ir, news andbusi:
The Alta says,
We say it about ourselves.
Under its new and vigorous editoriai;"news and -business management,
the Alta California is meeting with great popular favor.
It is the largest every-day paper on the Pacific Coast.
It is the best printed and the easiest read.
It is a newspaper, and presents both sides' of all matters of public
interest.
It strives to serve the great commercial interests of the coast.
We have no enemies to punish nor friends to pet, but aim to be fair and
truthful with all.
The Alta is
NEWSY.Mf
COMPLETE,^
^RELIABLE.
The organized representative business interests of the entire coast are
every day presented in the Alta. Every business which desires general
attention should be represented in its columns.
Every courtesy consistent with a liberal business policy will be shown
to our patrons. All inquiries will be answered by return mail. Postage
free to the United States and Canada.
Daily Alta, one year $6.00
" " one month. 50
Weekly Alta, one year 1.50
Address,
ALTA CALIFORNIA PUBLISHING COMPANY,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
18 San Francisco.
THE
Anglo -Californian Bank,
[ IjIMITED ]
LONDON OFFICE 3 ANGEL COURT
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE- N. E. COR. SANSOME & PINE
Authorized Capital Stock $6,000,000
Subscribed 3,000,000
Paid in 1,500,000
Surplus 400,000
Remainder Subject to Call.
DIRECTORS IN LONDON-
WM. F. SCHOLFIELD, E. H. LUSHINGTON.
ISAAC SELIGMAN, JOSEPH SEBAG.
I. SIMON, Managing Director, London.
Correspondents and Agents:
J. &W. SELIGMAN & CO ■ NEW YORK
MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL BANK BOSTON
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK PHILADELPHIA
MERCHANTS' LOAN AND TRUST CO CHICAGO
BANK OF COMMERCE ST. LOUIS
ESPY, HEIDELBACH & CO CINCINNATI
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK NEW ORLEANS
MERCHANTS' BANK OF CANADA CANADA
SELIGMAN FRERES & CIE PARIS
SELIGMAN & STETTHEIMER FRANKFORT
GEBRUDER MEYER BERLIN
M. M.WARBURG & CO HAMBURG
D. B. ADLER & CO COPENHAGEN
OESTERREICHISCHE CREDIT ANSTALT VIENNA
BANQUE DE LA SUISSE ITALIENNE LOCARNO
NIEDERSAFCHS1SCHF, BANK BREMEN
CLAUS SPRECKLES & CO SANDWICH ISLANDS
BANCO NACIONAL DE MEXICO MEXICO
China, Japan and East Indies.
Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China.
Australia and New Zealand.
I
Bank of Australasia and Branches.
Union Bank of Australia.
RILLS OF EXCHAUGE, COMMERCIAL, and TRAVELERS' LET-
TERS OF CREDIT Issued, Collections made, and Stocks,
Ronds and Bullion Rought and Sold on
most favorable terms.
Managers in San Francisco:
FREDERICK F. LOW, ICNATZ STEINHART.
P. N. LILIENTHAL, Cashier.
San Francisco. 19
Bank of British N. America.
Established in 1836.— Incorporated by Royal Charter.
PAID UP CAPITAL £1,000,000
Head Office, Clement's Lane, London, England.
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY,
No. 312 PINE STREET.
COMMERCIAL CREDITS ISSUED
For use in Europe, China, Japan, the East Indies, South America and Australia.
Demand and time Bills of Exchange, payable in London and elsewhere, bought and sold at
current rates; also Telegraph Transfers.
Demand Drafts on Scotland and Ireland ; also on Canada, New York, Chicago, and British
Columbia, and on the Chartered Mercantile Bank at Hong Kong, Shanghai and Yokohama.
Bills collected and other Banking Business transacted.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
W. LAWSON, \ .
C. E. TAYLOR, { A gw™.
THE
Hibernia Savings and Loan Society.
Incorporated 12th April, 1859.
OFFICE. N. E. cor. Montgomery and Market Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
The objects for which this Association is formed are, that by its operations the depositors
thereof may be enabled to find a
SECURE and PROFITABLE INVESTMENT for SMALL SAVINGS,
And borrowers may have an opportunity of obtaining from it the use of a moderate capital,
on giving good and sufficient security for the use of the same.
OFFICERS:
President M. D. SWEENY. Treasurer ... ROBERT J. TOBIN
Vice-President .C. D. O'SULLIVAN. Attorney RICHARD TOBIN
Any person can become a depositor of this Society on subscribing to the By-Laws.
Deposits can be made of any sum, from ONE DOLLAR. Loans made
on security »f Real Estate within the City and County.
WellsJ^
EXPRESS and HAWKING.
0RGANIZEIM85^
PRINCIPAiTaGENCIES, HOME and FOREIGN:
■*• „ „X UNION DEPOT
ATCHISON KAN 513 CONGRESS AVE
AUSTIN, TEX ...244 WASHINGTON STREET
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BREMEN -72 _ 78 MONROE STREET
CHICAGO, ILL 118 WEST FOURTH STREET
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA 611 ELM STREET
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GUADALAJARA, MEXICO y ^ DE £ B0U r S " e
5^5?™^ -'-'.'. 39 ADMIRALITATSTRASSE
H'^JSSS 6 ™A 77 and 79 FRANKLIN STREET
5 VS*T2 %rv MO .'.."• CORNER FIFTH and DEL AW A RE STREETS
KANSAS CITY, MO 9(j V VATER STREET
LIVERPOOL....- • 99 CANNON STREET
Wf.°„ N „,; t ' 1 ;, .'..'.'.'.'.CORNEk MAIN and ARCADIA STREETS
^v^n^TVOFV 9CALLEDE SANTA ISABEL
££££& &7» tfinr 243 HENNEPIN AVENUE
MINNEAPOLIS MINN .18 and 2o UNION STREET
NEW ORLEANS, LA 65 BROADWAY
NEW YORK ; ■• UNION DEPOT
OGDEN, UTAH .... 1102 FARNHAM STREET
OMAHA, NEB
PANAMA, U.S.C I! '.No. i'9 RUE' SCRIBE
I atS . w pity - 123 iND 125 EAST TEMPLE STREET
l*v T iv™wTn TFY 6 EAST COMMERCE STREET
ifS ™TSr SCO N."E. CORNER SANSOME and HALLECK STREETS
SAN FRANCISCO »• •=■ 268 FIRST STREET
SAN JOS E .^ .'....".'.'. V. '. '.'.'. '.'.'..'.'.'.".'.'.'.. '..V.'o'o'l NORTH FOURTH STREET
SAN LUIS POTOSI.'mEXICO i'8 2 "mAIN STREET
STOCKTON . • ■ • • ■ ■ • -corner FOURTH and WABASHA STREETS
ST. PAUL, MINN 102 SIX TH AVENUE
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MRGINIA CITY, NEV . ...136 NO. FOURTH ST
WACO TEX
EXPRESS LINES
™,„ „n „«.♦(, of ivrphraska Kansas, Colorado, KTew Mexico. Arizona,
T ° 5ti8?a" Te™ N^v^U^h, ck'SSia/oregron, Minnesota, Washington, Montana,
and' Idaho Territories, British Columbia, Alaska uwer California, Mexico,
New York, Atlantic States, and Europe.
MONEY ORDERS.
w«>ii« F-raro & Co.'s Money Orders are payable at over S,000 places
W e ' 1S in Se U*?ted States and Canal. They can be remitted in letter* as exchange, or
deposited in banks. Rates:
Por « IU , fi 5 cental Over 820 to $30 :]l°™ tS
£ Lf-Tftin 8 " Over $30 to §40 15
Over ^5 to ^10 ° r»vpr 940 to S50 20
Over $10 to $20 10 I 0\ er !j40 to wj
Bills of Exchange and Telegraph Transfers.
Transfer between designated offices.
Collections and Commissions
TTnvnTEVIS President! JAMES HERON, Secretary.
H WADSWORTH f, Treasurer. H. B. PARSONS, Ass't Secretary.
JOHN J VALENTINE, Vice-President and General Manager.
E M COOPER, General Superintendent Western Department.
w'j HANCOCK, General Superintendent Eastern Department.
San Francisco. 21
THE
German jj&Ying? a Loan ^ocietij
GUARANTEED CAPITAL $400,000
No. 526 California Street.
Office hours from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. Extra hours on Saturdays from 7 to 8 p. M.
for receiving of Deposits only.
Loans made on Real Estate and other Collateral
Securities at Current Rates of Interest.
L. G0TTIG President
F. R0EDNIG Vice-President and Cashier
GEORGE LETTE Secretary
1843 The Best Company, 1886
MUTUAL LIFUiWRMCE CO.
OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS - $109,000,000
RICHARD A. McCURDY - - PRESIDENT.
IT is the Oldest, Largest, Strongest. Safest and Cheapest Company
in which to insure, its large dividend returns reducing the cost of insurance below that of any
other Company.
It is the BEST Company in which to insure, as it combines all the advantages of age,
large and select membership, financial strength, absolute security, and the cheapest insurance that
is honestly possible under anj' contract which has a definite value to the beneficiary.
Its SfEW POLICY is the most liberal ever offered by any Insurance Company. It
pla es no restrictions upon Travel, Occupation, or Residence, after being two
years in force— being IVon-forfeitable and practically incontestable, it provides a
Legacy, and not a Lawsuit. It is the Simplest and most Comprehensive form
of Insurance Contract ever issued. If the policy-holder pays his premiums while he lives, the
Company will pay the full value of his" Policy when he dies.
It is Purely Mutual— ALL CASH. No Premium Notes or Loans
The Premium Note or I<oan System means INCREASING Cash Pay-
ments or DECREASING INSURANCE.
Those who desire Safe Life Insurance at Lowest Cost are invited to apply to
A. B. FORBES, General Agent,
314 Sansome St., San Francisco. Cal.
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San Francisco.
Pacific Department
CONNECTICUT
Fire Insurance Co
CAPITAL PAID UP $1,000,000.00
CASH ASSETS 1,868,882.00
J. D. BROWNE, President,
CHAS. R. BURT, Secretary,
L. W. CLARK, Ass't Sec'y.
WM. MACDONALD, Manager.
330 Montgomery Street, Safe Deposit Building,
TELEPHONE No. 348.
OLDENDORFF, HARVEY & CO.,
Resident Agents, Portland, Oregon.
GEO. F. A.SHTON, )
BENJ. J. SMITH, Special Agents. '
A. B. VOGEL. \
San Francisco. 23
GEISTERAX,
Insurance Agency
OF
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.
OF BROOKLYN.
CAPITAL $1 ,000,000.00
ASSETS over 5,000,000.00
THE AMERICAN
OF PHILADELPHIA.
The Insurance GompanyoftheState of Penn,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
AMERICAN STEAM BOILER INSURANCE CO.
Lloyd's Plate Glass Insurance Co.
429 California Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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San Francisco.
I
Shipping and Commission Merchants,
309 Sansome Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
NATIONAL ASSURANCE COMPANY,
Of IRELAND.
ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY,
Of LONDON.
Boylston Mutual Insurance Company,
Of BOSTON.
H. M. NEWHALL & CO.,
GENERAL AGENTS.
San Francisco. 25
Transatlantic Fire Insurance Company
oif :h:^:m::btt:r,G!--
Capital, - - - - $1,500,000
GEO. MARCUS & CO., Agents.
232 California Street, San Francisco.
P. P. BACON, President. F. S. PAGE, Secretary.
THE GLOBE IRON WORKS COMPANY,
Manufacturers and Repairers of all kinds of
sua
is
AM> BUILDERS OF
LUMBERMEN'S LOCOMOTIVES,
Portable, Stationary and Marine Engines and Boilers,
Mining, Hoisting and Hydraulic Machinery, etc.
OFFICE AND WORKS :
222 and 224 Fremont Street.
SAN FRANCISCO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
DYER CANNON-BALL, QUARTZ MILL.
J. T. McCrosson. William Hendry.
Pacific Axle Co.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
Truck, Wagon and Carriage Axles*
Of Best Refined Iron and Steel,
213 MISSION STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
26 San Francisco.
PACIFIC
ROLLING MILL C OMPANY
Capital Stock, $l t 0OO,OOO.
Established for the manufacture of Railroad and Merchant Iron, Rolled Gird-
ers, and every variety of Rolled and Hammered Shafting, Railroad Supplies,
Forgings of all kinds, Horseshoe Shapes, Machine and Bridge Bolts, Nuts,
Washers, Boiler Rivets, Harrow Teeth, etc., etc.
Office, 202 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Orders addressed to PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO., P. O. Box 2032,
will have immediate attention.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SCRAP IRON.
President William Alvord. Superintendent. .Patrick Noble.
Gen'l Manager. L. B. Benchley. Secretary. .Charles M. Keeney.
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IRON WORKS
WALES L. PALMER President.
CARLTON F. MOULTHROP Secretary.
Mining, Milling, Pumping £ Dredging Machinery, Specialties.
Sole Makers of "HERCULES" and "ATLAS" Dredgers.
Golden State Suction and Pressure Blowers.
Roller Ore Feeders, the Cheapest and Best in Use.
Plans, "Working Drawings and Specifications of all kinds
of Machinery.
Nos. 237 to 357 First Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco.
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ATLAS IRON WORKS,
J. B. JARDINE, Proprietor.
Manufacturer of Boilermakers Tools of all Kinds.
Punching and Shearing Machinery a Specialty.
INCLUDING
Steam Hammers, Drop Hammers,
Gang or (Piano) Punches,
Power Shears,
Power Punch and Shears Combined,
Hand Punch and Shears Combined,
Hand Punches,
Hand Shears, Band Saws,
Drill Presses, Hand Rolls,
Power Rolls, Bolt Cutters,
Engines and Boilers,
Ice and Refrigerating Machinery,
Quartz Mills.
Estimates given for all kinds of Iron Work.
Repairing a Specialty .
213 and 215 Mission Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
W.R.ALLEN,
IMPORTER OF
Iron Pipe and Fittings,
Lift and Force Pumps,
Brass Cocks and Valves,
For Steam, Water and Gas,
Sheet Zinc, Iron Sinks,
Plumbers' Goods,
No. 414 Market Street,
San Francisco.
Ti
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WELCH & CO.,
W
MEEOHANT8,
Brittan's Building, 109 California Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Agents Moodyville Sawmill Company (limited) Burrard Inlet, B. C.
Represented by
R. D. WELCH & CO Tower Chambers, Liverpool, England.
WELCH , RITHET Sl CO Victor! a, British Columbia.
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San Francisco.
New Wisconsin Hotel
No. 902 Montgomery Street,
Northeast Corner Montgomery and Pacific Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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HENRY EVANS P ROPRI ETO R
(SUCCESSOR TO JOHN TREMBATH.)
RATES OF CHARGES.
Board and Lodging, per day $1 .00
Board and Lodging, per week $5.00 to $6.00
Single Meals 25 cents
Single Rooms 50 cents
This Hotel is convenient to the Victoria, Oregon, San Diego and
Humboldt Steamers.
Superior Accommodations for Families at Reduced Rates.
FREE COACH TO THE HOUSE.
Transient Visitors will find this one of the most comfortable and convenient
houses in the City, the rooms beine lar?e, li'/ht and airyf
San Francisco.
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J. M. HIGGINS,
(Successor to S. P. TAYLOR & CO.)
BOOKBINDER,
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER
525 Clay Street, San Francisco.
Secure the German Trade.
California Demokrat,
Daily, Sunday and Weekly German Newspaper.
(Established 1853.)
Thoroughly Metropolitan, Enterprising, Fresh, Newsy and Sparkling.
The Leading German Paper in the State with over
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN INHABITANTS!
Only German Paper west of Missouri that furnishes its readers with the latest telegraphic reports
of the' Associated Press. All classes of Merchants and Dealers who are seeking the German trade,
will find advertisements in the California Demokrat read by a larger nunber of readers than they
would by any other channel.
Terms per Annum:
Daily Edition $10 00 I Sunday Edition $2 50
Weekly Edition 2 50 | Weekly and Sunday 4 00
Advertisements Inserted on the Most Liberal Terms.
The Circulation of the Demok* t is THREE TIMES LARGER than that of any other
daily German Newspaper, and larger than all the German papers combined published on this
FREDERICK HESS & CO., Editors and Proprietors.
409, 413 Bush Street (Demokrat Building), San Francisco.
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San Francisco.
THE BEST FAMILY
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BUSINESS HOTEL
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Philadelphia Ke««e*
JOHN KNACK PROPRIETOR
Nos. 421 and 423 Bush Street,
BOARD AND ROOM $1.00 to $1.25 PER DAY
BOARD PER WEEK $5.00 to $7.00
HOTEL
RHEIN,
909 Kearny Street, near Jackson, San Francisco.
M. KUHL, Proprietor.
Board and Lodging, per week. -• $5 to $6 I Board per week $4
Board and Lodging, per day $1 ' Single Meals 25 cents.
MR. M. KUHL, formerly of this Hotel, has again taken charge thereof, and will conduct the
same in his usual good style.
Passengers and Baggage conveyed to and from the Hotel free of charge.
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San Francisco.
DAVIS BROTHERS, BERGMANN & CO.,
(Successors to DAVIS BROTHERS, TOKLAS & CO.)
Importers and Jobbers of
Toys, Fancy Goods
PLATED WARE, NOTIONS, NOVELTIES,
CLOCKS, JEWELRY, CUTLERY. WILLOW WARE,
SMOKERS' ARTICLES,
Picture Frames, Children's Carriaqes, etc.
Nos. 10, 12, 14, 16 Sutter St., near Sansome,
SAN FHANCISCO.
THYSEN CRAM,
135 Ninth Street San Francisco.
Manufacturer of First-Class
Full Iron Plates and Pat. Agraff Bass.
Cash Agencies wanted in every city
on the Coast.
All Pianos warranted for Twenty-
Five Years.
TO SHEEP RAISERS.
If you want to keep jour Sheep Clean and Free of Scab
use the
MATTHEWS' TOBACCO EXTRACT,
Which has an Established Reputation, and is the Cham
pion Dip of the Coast.
It is Perfectly Pure, and one or two trials will convince you of its Superiority.
For Sale in 1 and 2 Gallon Cans, by EUCEN E AVY,
Sole Agent for the Pacific States, and) Sheep and Wool Commission Merchant,
bv all the Principal Country Merchants > „ _ „ _,
on the Coast. ) 320 Sansonte Street, San Francisco*
San Francisco.
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Joshua Henfly Made Works,
Nos. 39 to 51 Fremont Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Manufacturers of New*-* --*—
and Dealers in Second-Hand
Boilers, Engines % Machinery
OF E VERY DESCRIPT ION.
"CHALLENGE" ORE FEEDERS,
Patented March 17, 1874.
RIGHT-HAND ORE FEEDER.
Over I200ofthese Machines are in Practical Use.
giving perfect satisfaction.
" TRIUMPH " ORE CONCENTRATORS.
34 San Francisco.
College of Notre Dame
OF SAN FRANCISCO,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
DOLORES STREET, bet. 16th and 17th, SAN FRANCISCO.
Conducted by the SISTERS OF DOTRE DAME.
This Institution, founded in 1366, chartered in 1876 by Act of the Legislature of the State of
California, and empowered to confer Collegiate Honors, is situated on Dolores Street, opposite the
old Mission Church.
The course of instruction embraces all the branches necessary to the acquisition of
A SOLID AND REFINED
«MEDUCATION»
TERMS:
Tuition, Board, Washing and Bedding, per annum $260 00
EXTRA CHARGES.
Piano, with use of Instrument, per annum $60 00
Vocal Music, Class Lessons " " 20 00
Vocal Music, Private Lessons «" " 36 00
Drawing, per annum 20 00
Painting in Water Colors, per annum 36 00
Painting in Oil, per Lesson 1 00
Vacation »pent at the Collego 30 00
Graduating Fees 10 00
Physician's Fees to be paid in case of sickness.
Bills are presented and are payable at the beginning of each half session, in advance.
Select Day School Attached to the College.
TERMS PER MONTH, PAID IN ADVANCE.
Tuition in the 1st and 2d College Classes $ 6 00
Tuition in the 3d and 4th College Classes 5 00
Tuition in the 1st and 2d Preparatory Classes 4 00
Tuition in the 1st and 2d Grammar Classes 3 00
Tuition in the 1st and 2d Intermediate Classes 2 00
Tuition in the 1st and 2d Pi imiry Classes 150
Music (Vocal and Instrumental), Drawing, Painting and Private Elocution lessons form extra
charges, as in the Boarding School, but lessons in French and Spanish are given gratis throughout;
as also in Plain and Fancy Needlework.
N. B.— A Private conveyance is furnished at moderate rates, for the convenience of pupils
residing in distant parts of the city
For further particulars, apply to the
.SUPERIORESS.
San Francisco.
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Cooper Medical College,
(Successor to Medical Allege of the Pacific.)
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L. C. LANE, M. D., Professor of Surgery.
C. N. ELLINWOOD, M. D.,. Professor of Physi-
ology.
ADOLPH BARKAN, M. D., Professor of Op-
thalmology and Otology.
J. H. WYTHE, M. D., Professor of Microscopy
and Histology.
HENRY GIBBONS, Jr., M D., Professor of Ob-
stetrics and Diseases of Women and Chil-
dren.
W. A. DOUGLASS, M. D., Professor of Clinical
Surgery.
J. 0. H1RSCHFELDER, M. D., Professor of
Clinical Medicine.
CLINTON CUSHING, M. D., Professor of Gyn-
ecology.
W. D. JOHNSTON, M. D. , Professor of Chemis-
try and Toxicology.
R. H. PLUMMER, M. D., Professor of Anatomy.
UHAS. H. STEELE, M. D ., Profess jr of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
J. O. HIRSCHFELDER, Acting Professor of
Principles and Practice of Medicine.
J. F. MOaSE, M. D., Adjunct to Chair of Clini-
cal Surgery.
W. S. WHITWELL, M. D., Adjunct to Chair of
Obstetrics.
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Anatomj.
A. A. ABRAMS, M. D., Demonstrator of Pathol-
ogy-
The Three Year Curriculum is
adopted by this College; attendance upon three
regular courses — at least one in this institution
—being obligatory.
A Matriculating Examination, or
other evidence of the possession of a fair educa-
tion, will be required on entering.
The Regular Course commences on
the first Monday in June of each year, and con-
tinues until November. It is thus a Summer
Course, contrary to general usage.
The Intermediate Course com-
mences early in January of each year, and con-
tinues nearly four nv.nths. It is a great assist-
an ce as a preparatory step to the Regular Course,
and as offering the fullest opportunities for the
prosecution of dissection. Although attendance
upon this course is not obligatory, it is ear-
nestly recommended that all attend it who can
possibly do so.
Should any further information be desired, it
may be obtained by application, in person or by
letter, to HENRY GIBBONS, JR., M. D- ,
Dean of the Faculty.
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San Francisco.
TRUMAN, ISHAM * HOOKER,
The No. 2 McCORMICK MOWER,
The Best in the World.
No. 2 New Model Mower, 4£ feet $100
No. 2 New Model Mower, 4| feet 110
Weight, 675 lbs.
The McCormick Mowers, Reapers,
and Twine Binders
CANNOT BE EQUALED.
The Wild Irishman Tricycle Plow.
( 12-inch $85.00
THREE SIZES U-inch 87. 50
( 16-inch 90.00
Each Plow has a Rolling Coulter
and Extra Share.
TKE MILBURN WAGON.
LAWRENCE SURREY.
No. 246— Leather, Ext'sion Top and Shafts,
No. 246 A— Canopy Top and Shafts 350
No. 246B— Open, with Shafts 300
1& Steel Axles, Lamps and Fenders.
OUR HOLLOW IRON AXLE WAGON.
Best in the World.
We have the Finest and most Complete stock of BUGGIES, CARRIAGES and
WAGONS on the Pacific Coast. We manufacture all kinds of Hay, Hide, Hop, Wool,
and Rag Presses, etc., to order. Send for special Catalogues of Buggies, Carriages and
Carts. Agency PACIFIC TOP CO., 421-427 Market Street.
Address, TRUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKER,
421-427 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal.
THE CELEBRATED
g«n PETALUMA
SgS BALING PRESS
> w P Weijrht s6oo lbs. Price
' § < ' ; 5°. delivered at the fac-
ta lory.
Size or bale 13x33x4!
inches. Capacity 96 tons
per day
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HOWARD E. GOUETTE & CO., Proprs. J. MORT COOK, Manager.
San Francisco.
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D. MENCARINI,
91 1 Mission Street, opp. U. 8. Mint. San Francisco.
Models * Moulds Made to Order
Manufacturer of all kinds of
Statuary in Plaster Paris and Stone Cement.
Constantly on hand a large assortment of
FIGURES AND STONE CEMENT FOR GARDENS
Masks taken of livin? and dead. Btmts made to order.
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MST APPOINTED OFFICE ON TEE PACIFIC COAST.^
viN&e
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
« «
5^A^ FRANC/SCO.
Engraving, Lithography, Book Binding, Etc., at short notice.
Knights of Pythias, A. O. U. W., U. B. A., K. of H., B. P. O. Elks,
and other Societies a specialty. We are the only house on the
Coast having cuts for Cards, Book-Work, and Posters of
these Societies. Write for prices and Samples.
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San Francisco.
PHILADELPHIA
BREWERY
Corner Second and Foisom Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
The amount of Beer sold during the year 1835 was about 63,000 Bbls.
I take the present opportunity of thanking my friends and customers for the lib-
eral support heretofore extended to the
PHILADELPHIA BREWERY,
And notify them that I h«tve added to my establishment
-^NEW AND EXTENSIVE BUILDINGS*-
By which I hope, through the greatly increased facilities now possessed
by me, to furnish, as usual, a
Superior Article of Lager Beer
That shall not only equal that previously furnished by me but convince them
that I am determined to merit their continued patronage and support.
JOHN WIELAND.
California — Los Angeles-Grass Valley.
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TXZS
CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
The Celebrated Regulator Windmill,
PUMPS, CYLINDERS,
Pipe Pittings, Etc.
WINE AND STORAGE TANKS
A SPECIALTY.
GENERAL
WOOD AND IRON WORKERS.
Corner Date and Chavez Sts., Los Angeles, Cal.
THE
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Main Street, Grass Valley, Nevada County, Cal.
MRS. D. P. HOLBROOKE PROPRIETRESS
HENRY ATWOOD MANAGER.
This first-class house contains 65 Rooms, Gas, Laundry, Hot and Cold
Baths. Telegraph and Post-office in Building.
50 California — San Francisco.
■ E = : T ZE3I IE •»
Pacific ♦ ♦ Gatsomg,
A Journal Devoted to the
Advancement of the Interests of Catholic Young People and
Catholic Associations on the Pacific Coast.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
BY THE
laeifie Jatholie publishing §|o.,
223 KEARNY STREET.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, : : $1.50 PER YEAR.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS.
SUBSCRIBE FOR IT ! SUBSCRIBE FOR IT !
EVERY CATHOLIC FAMILY
Should Haye This Journal in Their Home.
A FIRST CLASS MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS.
isf Address All Communications to j&
W. D. S. HARRINGTON, Manager, 223 Kearny Street, S. F,
California — San Francisco.
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W. F. HOFFMAN.
CLAUS KOCK.
NEW ATLANTIC HOTEL
CLAUS KOCK & CO., Proprietors '-
207 Montgomery Avenue, cor. Kearny, San Francisco..
And in the very center of the Great City.
Board and Lodging, per Day
Free Coach to and from the Hotel.
$1.00
Montgomery Avenue is the great new-built thoroughfare and the best part of
the city, surrounded by elegant buildings and in the neighborhood of the Thea-
ters and all places of Amusement.
Best $1.00 per day house on the Pacific Coast.
The Hotel is situated within one block of the U. S. Land Office and U. S.
Surveyor General's Office; also within one block of the Old City Hall, Supreme
Court, and the Superior Courts; within two blocks of the Post-office and Cus-
tom House. Street Cars for all parts of the city pass the hotel every minute.
THE NEW ATLANTIC HOTEL
Was built lately in the best improved style and is in every way the finest family
hotel in San Francisco for the price. It has 105 rooms, all elegantly furnished.
The building is only three stories, of brick, and every way earthquake proof.
52 Palifornia — San Francisco.
JOHN H. REDSTONE,
Counselor at Law
AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
•;':*' Office, No. 1509 MARKET STREET, San Francisco, Cal.
Will attend to Patent suits in the Federal Courts and procure United States
and Foreign Patents, furnish models on short notice, and assist inventors in per-
fecting their inventions. Taxes and annuities paid on existing European Patents,
and Patents worked according to the requirements of law.
" Plan et" Quar tz Mill.
No. 2— Capacity 155 tons per 24 hrs. | No. 3— Capacity 585 tons for 5*4 hrs.
Ko.4- " 45to«6 •' "
No. 1— " 4 tons per 84 hrs. j No. O, Hand Prospector.
PRICES.
lVo.4 S2,000
No. 3 »1,200 I No. 1 250
No. 2 525 I No. O lOO
We manufacture " Planet" Amalgamators and Concentrators (com-
bined). Price, $60. Also, C. .riant. Rockhreaker; price, $90. All the
different sized mills now have double guides. Top Gear.
All kinds of Mining Machinery furnished at short notice.
San Francisco, Cal.
Gents: — 1 reside a few rods below where the No. 4 Planet Quartz Mill of J. A. McConnell & Co.
has been running for some months, have seen it nearly every day, and say that it wears smooth,
does rapid work, and is a good mill. I was one of the first owners of the " Champion " Mine, and
have had experience to know what a good mill is, and believe the " Planet" Quartz Mill is hard
to beat. Respectfully, JOHN G. HADLER.
West Point, December 3, 1885.
A. E. Redstone &Co., San Francisco.
Gents:— You ask me how I like the " Planet " Qu»rtz Mill. The No. 4 Planet Mill running
on the Champion Mine, abont three-fourths of a mile from this place, is certainly ahead of any
quartz mill ever introduced into the mines. It is as smooth on the face of the shoes and dies as a
straight-edge. For compactness, durability, economy, convenience, effectiveness, and rapidity,
your mill excels all that I ever saw. It is the poor man's as well as the rich miner's mill. Well,
it is perfection itself, and gets away with more quartz than a 25-stamp battery.
Respectfully, C. W. WATKINS.
o
San Francisco, May 10, 1885.
A. E. Redstone & Co.
Gents : — The Revolving Stamp Mill that was purchasd of you by the Lafayette Mining Company,
of Fresno County, over two years ago, is the best quartz mill for saving Gold that I ever saw. I
have had experience with Aiastras and other kinds of amalgamating apparatus ; but your mill
excels them all for results, while it is rapid, durable, economical and cheap.
Yours, etc., W. P. L1TTEN, Sup't.
A. E. Redstone & Co.
Gents :— The Revolving Stamp Mill we purchased of you gives entire satisfaction, is perfect
and cannot be beat. Respectfully, H. V. PARKER, Fresno, Cal.
Ono, Shasta Co., or 320 8th Street, East Oakland,
A. E. Redstone, Esq. July 17, 1885.
Sir: — The compound you sent for charging mercury and livening up amalgamating plates
excels anything I ever tried for that purpose, particularly in livening the plates and keeping them
in good condition, and is very noticeable in keeping the mercury free from mineral oil and grease
accidentally dropped from the machinery. I would not willingly do without it, and please send
some more at your earliest convenience, and oblige Yours truly, GEO. H. ATKINS.
A. E. REDSTONE & CO.,
OFFICE,
I 509 MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
California — San Francisco.
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AND
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G. A. SHURTLEFF, M. D, Emeritus
Professor of Mental Diseases and
Medical Jurisprudence.
R. BEVERLY COLE, A. M., M. D.,
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iology and Microscopy.
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J. LEE.
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Payable in 20 years, at the age of
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dollars saved from time to time.
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Association, they receive, each and every one, their proportion of the profits; the Association is
purely mutual; we have no Stockholders, no Capitalists, no Speculators to dictate how much
money they must draw yearly, as owners of the Association.
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A membership in Class "A" is not only a protection in case of death, but an investment and
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Members in Class "B" receive their benefit at death, or at the age of 75 years; costs only 25
cents per month for 11000, and the assessment rates from 25 cents to $2.40, and after ten years the
members in this class receive a dividend from the general fund.
Agents Wanted. For terms, address Ann erican Eagle Association,
123 California Street, San Francisco, Cal-
GE&MAN LAND AND CATTLE CO.
INCORPORATED WITH CAPITAL $250,000.00.
Stock in this company is the best investment on the Pacific Coast, because the
money received from the sale of the shares is invested in Land and Cattle. In a
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For Time Table, see opposite page,.
San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad.
GENERAL OFFICE, 430 MONTGOMERY ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Peter Donahue, President.
James M. Donahue, Vice-President.
Thomas I. Bergin, Treasurer.
Thos. W. Johnston, Secretary and Auditor.
Arthur Hughes, General Manager.
Peter J. McGlynn, G. P. & T. A.
Chas. Thorn, Jr., Gen. Freight Agent.
H. C. Whiting, Supt. San Rafael.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
April 5, 1885.
A— Daily,
except Sundays.
B— Sundays only.
TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Pass.
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3 30
4 05
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4 14
4 21
4 24
4 30
4 50
4 56
5 03
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8 20
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6 48
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6 10
5 30
8 38
5 26
8 44
5 21
8 51
8 54
9 00
9 16
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..S. Q. &S. R. Crossing..
San Rafael
5 10
5 06
5 00
4 42
9 24
9 32
4 34
4 26
9 40
9 55
10 00
10 08
Burdells
Elys
4 17
4 03
4 00
3 51
10 10
10 12
Penns Grove
3 49
3 47
10 17
3 42
10 22
3 37
10 27
10 35
10 45
10 53
11 00
Fulton
3 32
3 25
3 12
3 05
2 57
11 10
2 47
11 15
11 25
11 35
11 49
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Clairville ....
2 42
2 32
2 22
2 09
12 00
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10 30
10 36
10 42
10 50
11 00
11 20
11 40
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3 10
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2 40
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10 51
10 57
3 04
2 58
11 03
2 52
11 09
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Ar Guerneville ..Lv.
2 46
11 15
2 40
11 25
2 30
11 35
2 20
BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
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San Francisco 7 45 a. m.
San Francisco 9 15 a. m.
San Francisco 12 00 noon
San Francisco 3 30 p. m.
San Francisco 5 00 p. M.
San Francisco 6 10 p. m.
WEEK DAYS
Arrive in San Rafael 8
Arrive in San Rafael 10
Arrive in San Rafael 1
Arrive in San Rafael 4
Arrive in San Rafael . . 5
Arrive in San Rafael 7
FROM SAN RAFAEL
San Rafael 6 30 A. M.
San Rafael 8 00 a. m.
San Rafael 10 30 a. m.
San Rafael 1 30 p. m.
San Rafael 3 40 r. m.
San Rafael 5 05 p. m.
SUNDAYS FROM
San Francisco 8 00 a. m.
San Francisco 9 30 a. m.
San Francisco 11 00 a. m -
San Francisco 1 30 p. m.
San Francisco 5 00 p. m.
SUNDAYS FROM
San Rafael 8 10 a. m.
San Rafael 9 40a.m.
San Rafael 12 15 p. m.
San Rafael 3 30 p. M.
San Rafael 5 00 p. M.
Arrive in San Francisco . .'. 7
Arrive in San Francisco 8
Arrive in San Francisco 11
Arrive in San Francisco 2
Arrive in San Francisco 4
Arrive in San Francisco 6
SAN FRANCISCO.
Arrive in San Rafael 9
Arrive in San Rafael 10
Arrive in San Rafael 12
Arrive in San Rafael 2
Arrive in San Rafael 6
SAN RAFAEL.
Arrive in San Francisco 9
Arrive in San Francisco 10
Arrive in San Francisco 1
Arrive in San Francisco 4
Arrive in San Francisco 6
45 a. h.
15 a. m.
00 P. M.
30 P. M.
50 P. m.
15 P. M.
30 A. M.
50 A - M.
25 A. M.
30 P. M.
40 P. M.
05 P. M.
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30 A. M.
00 noon
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10 A. M,
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15 P. M.
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ROAD BUILDING A SPECIALTY.
H. KRUSI, C. E., President and Chief Engineer. A. W. SYPOLT, Vice-president and Business
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NOTICES OF CONTRACT LETTINGS SOLICITED .
PIONEER BOAT HOUSE,
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Located near the celebrated Lime Point and Kac-
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All Kinds of Fishing Tackle and Bait constantly on hand.
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California — If est Berkeley.
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California — Miscellaneous .
MOUNTAIN NURSERY
Highlands, near San Bernardino,
HAS FOR SALE THE
FINEST 9TOCK OF
Citrus I Deciduous Trees
In Southern California.
For Prices aims I. S, Ingham. San Bernardino.
Has also for Sale the Finest Land for raising ORANGES and other
Fruits in California, offered for sale as follows: —
10 Acres Orange Orchard $1,000
10 Acres, house and buildings,
in bearing 10,000
15 Acres, improved, per acre . . 175
10 Acres, improved, per acre. . . .$ 175
10 Acres, improved, per acre. . . . 200
10 Acre*, with orchard, house, and
barn 3,500
1700 FEET EliEVATIOW above Frost Line, plenty of water for all of said land, ajid
conveyed in Cement Ditches to highest corner of each lot.
T. S. INGHAM.
National Hotel
EVANS & ASKEY,
Proprietors.
JACKSON,
Amador County, Cal.
JOS. E. WISEMAN,
General * Business * Agent,
Established 1879.
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.
Agent for the Great Burlington Railroad in
America. Agent Wilders' Inter-Island Steam-
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California — San Francisco-Oakland. 63
DAVID KERR,
CARRIAGE, IAUONANHRM
MANUFACTURER,
47 and 49 Beale Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Carriages, Wagons & Trucks of Every Description
Made to Order, Stored or Sold on Commission.
M and Ladder Trucks
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AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF*
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379 TENTH ST., <*. E. CORNER OF FRANKLIN, OAKLAND, OAL.
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ESTABLISHED 1877.
INCORPORATED 18S4.
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CO,
J. McMULLEN,
President,
M. J. MERTENS,
Vice Pres. and Teas.,
R. PERCY WRIGHT,
Secretary.
Branch Office,
Ainsworth Block, cor.
3d and Oak Sts.,
Portland, - - Oregon.
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Iron, Wooden, Combination and Suspension
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j^-Correspondence solicited.
PIEDMONT HOTEL,
J. I>. PLITT, Proprietor.
Park and Mineral Springs,
THREE MILES FROM OAKLAND.
Sln&ers and Lunches Stirsi at ill loirs.
Horse Cars direct to the Hotel connecting at Washington St., cor. 7th, Oakland.
Telephone Communication with San Francisco and Oakland.
Special Accommodations for Private Parties.
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California — Miscellaneous. 65
STOCKTON SAVINGS AND IOAN SOCIETY.
L. U. SHIPPEE President.
FRED. M. WEST Cashier.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $500,000
CAPITAL PAID UP 500,000
RESERVE AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS 290,750
TOTAL PAID UP $790,750
Receives deposits repayable on time and on demand. Pays interest at the rate of five per
cent, per annum after thirty days from date of deposits. Buys and sells United States Currency,
Domestic and Foreign Exchange, and transacts a General Banking Business.
J. ^l. BEJLLCXLI,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
GROCERIES, • PROVISIONS,
Domestic and Imported "Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco.
Garden and Flower Seeds, Egg Food, Bone Meal and Cracklin,
Cor. Third and San Fernando Sts., San Jose.
ALL LANGUAGES SPOKEN.
Telephone No. 79. P. O. Box 55*.
J. S. Salmon. J. J. Alvbs.
J. S. SALMON <fc CO.,
REAL ESTATE I INStTEAHCE BROKERS.
RENTS COLLECTED.
Partnership Negotiated. Loans Obtained.
826 MARKET ST., Offices 32 and 32i Phelan Building,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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California— San Francisco.
Exeelsior Self-Regulating Windmill
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sold in this market.
THE EXCELSIOR WINDMILL wag awarded
the first or cash premium at the California State
Agricultural Fair in 1872, the only time ever exhi h
ited there, and it has received a larger num be
of premiums at the Mechanics' Institute Fairs in
San Francisco than any other windmill ever ex-
hibited there.
The EXCELSIOR is manufactured at EXCEL-
SIOR WINDMILL AND PUMP WORKS, 211 Mis-
sion Street, San Francisco, H. H. BODWELL
& SON, Proprietors.
N. B.— All our work is fully guaranteed. We
also manufacture a ROSETTE WHEEL,
from 10 to 16 feet in diameter. This mill is self-
regulating, and is a good, substantial mill, and is
offered to the public at fully 15 per cent, less than
any mill sold in this market.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue and Price List, or if in town call and see
us and examine our work, and we will suit you in price and quality, for
we are going to sell to the consumer at the lowest price possible.
lt?T EVERY MILL FULLY GUARANTEED.
CALIFORNIA WINDMILL PUMP.
These Pumps were designed especially for windmill work. They are su-
perior to any pump of Eastern make, both in weight, strength and inside
finish.
They are constructed in the simplest form of a lift and force pump, and
are not liable to get out of order.
All Kinds of Piping, Fittings, etc., Fnrnisned at Lowest Rates, also Water Tanfcs of all Sizes.
H. H. BODWELL & SON, 21 1 Mission St., San Francisco.
California — Miscellaneous.
67
H. L. Simon, Ht. Hoffmann, L. Arnstein,
San Francisco.
Sylvain Weill,
New York.
STEIN, SIMON & CO.,
Woolens § Tailors' Trimmings
LADIES' CLOAKINGS,
Cor. Market and Second Sts., - SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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THE LARGEST, FINEST aM BEST HOTEL in SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,
First-Class Accommodations for 250 Guests.
Rates, $2 a day and Upwards, according to Room and Location. Everything new and modern.
Large rooms, wide halls and perfect ventilation. Sample rooms/or Commercial Travelers. Our
coach in waiting on arrival of all trains to convey guests to the hotel free.
Established 1852.
WM. ZARTMAN & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CARRIAGES & WAGONS
CORNER WESTERN AVENUE AND HOWARD ST.
PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA.
Will fill orders for Buegies, Family Carriages, Side and End-Spring Ranch Wagons, all Styles Two-
Wheeled Vehicles, etc. A good assortment constantly on hand.
A Large Stock of Eastern Work of all Prices.
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ESTABLISHED
DANIEL NORCROSS
SAN FRANCISCO.
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furnished with
Books, Jewels, Swords , Costumes,
Flags, Banners, Seals, Bal«
lot Boxes, and
ALL ARTICLES,.
NEEDED FOR
Established 1849
.NORCROSS & CO,
Manufacturers and Importers
REGALIA
MILITARY
AND
NAVAL GOODS
Flags, Banners, Paraphernalia
etc., Odd Fellows' Uniforms,
Encampment and Subor-
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a Specialty.
6 Post St.,
Masonic Temple,
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McKENNEY'S
Pacific Coast Directory
FOR
-4*1886=7<k~
GIVING
NAME, BUSINESS, AND ADDRESS
OF
Business and Professional Men
OF
California, Oregon, Washington, British Columbia,
Nevada, Utah, Idaho, and Montana.
TOGETHER WITH
Sketches of the Different Towns, Giving Location,
Population, Etc.
L. M. McKENNEY & CO., PUBLISHERS.
606 montgomery street, san francisco.
March, 1886.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the Year 1886, by L. M. McKennby & Co., in the Office
of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D. C.
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(Organized 1863.)
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Surplus $500,000
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PREFACE.
We take pleasure in again presenting the Pacific Coast Directory to our
patrons and the public. The work of compiling has been a labor of many months
and many hands. To the classification of the business of the San Francisco
Department, we have devoted a large portion of our attention. After making a
thorough canvass of this great metropolis, visiting each and all places of business,
and noting the principal articles dealt in and business done in each, we have
made a compilation by which may be seen at a glance all those dealing in certain
lines and practicing in certain professions, in alphabetical lists.
This convenient arrangement will, we hope, meet with its proper apprecia-
tion by our patrons.
To those who have been associated with us, to those to whose courtesy we
are indebted for information, and to our patrons who, by their liberal contract
support, have enabled us to bring our work to a successful close, we tender our
sincere thanks.
Leaving our work to spsak for itself, we wish all our friends adieu and the
Pacific Coast Directory for 1886-87 bon voyage.
THE PUBLISHERS.
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California — San Francisco.
Established 1857.
F. M. TRUWORTHY,
No. 318 FRONT STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
CONTENTS.
Aberdeen, Wash 1087
Acampo, Cal '374
Adams, Org 978
Adamsville, Utah 900
Adin, Cal 374
Adobetown, Mont 948
Alameda, Cal 375
Alamo, Cal 379
Alba, Org 9
Albany, Org 9
Albina, Org 983
Albion, Cal 379
Albion, Idaho
Alcatraz, Cal 380
Alder, Org 983
Alkali, Org 983
Alleghany, Cal 380
Alma, Cal 380
Almota, Wash 108
Alpowa, Wash 1088
Alsea, Org 983
Alta, Cal 380
Alturas, Cal 380
Alvarado, Cal 381
Alviso, Cal 38l|Berendo, Cal
Amador City, Cal 381 1 Berkeley, Cal
Bath, Cal 396
Battle Creek, Idaho 937
Battle Mountain, Nev 869
Bay Centre, Wash 1088
Bear River City, Utah 901
Bear's Mouth, Mont 949
Bear Valley, Cal 396
Beatrice, Cal 390
Beaver, Idaho 937
Beaverton, Org 989
Beckwith, Cal 396
Pedford, Mont 949
Belknap, Mont 949
Belleville, Cal 397
Belleville, Nev 870
Bellevue, Idaho 9 3'
Bellevue, Org 989
Bellota.Cal 39"
Belmont, Cal 39'
Belmont, Nev 870
Benicia, Cal 397
Benton, Cal
Beowawe, Nev 871
Berdan, Cal 399
399
399
American Falls, Idaho
American Fork, Utah 900
Amity, Org 983
Anacortes, Wash 1088
Anaheim, Cal 382
Anderson , Cal 383
Angels Camp, Cal 385
Angwin, Cal 386
Annabella, Utah 900
Antelope, Cal .. 386
Antioch, Cal 386
Applegate, Org ... 9S4
Aptos, Cal 387
Arcadia, Wash 108b
Areata, Cal 387
Arco, Idaho 936
Arerenta, Mont 948
Argenta, Utah 900
Arrovo Grande, Cal 38^
Arthur, Nev 866
Arthur, Org 984
Artondale, Wash 1088
Ashland, Org 984
Ashley, Utah 900
Astoria, Org 985
Atlanta, Cal 389
Atlanta, Idaho 937
Athlone, Cal 3s9
Auburn, Cal 389
Aumsville, Org 988
Aurcra, Nev S67
Aurora Mills, Org 988
Austin, Nev 867
Azusa, Cal 392
Bailey, Nev 869
Baird, Cal 392
Baker City, Org 988
Bakersfield, Cal 393
Ballard, Cal 395
Ballena, Cal . 39i
Ball's Ferrv, Cal 395
Ballston, Org
Bandon, Org
Bangor, Cal
Bannack Citv, Mont !'4S
Banniner, Cal 396
Banta, Cal . . . 396
Barkerville, BC. 112
Bartlett Springs, Cal 396
Basin, Mont 948
Berlin, Cal 400
Bernardo, Cal 401
Berry Creek, Cal 401
Berryvale, Cal 401
Bethany, Cal 401
Bethany, Org 989
Bickleton, Wash 108S
Bieber, Cal 401
Big Bend, Cal 401
Big Butte, Org 990
Big Dry Creek, Cal 401
Bigjjs, Cal 401
Big Oak Flat, Cal 402
Big Pine, Cal 402
Big Trees, Cal 403
Billings, Mont 949
Bingham Canon, Utah .... 901
Binghampton, Cal 403
Birchville, Cal 403
Bird's Landing, Cal 403
Birdsview, Wash 108S
Bishop Creek, Cal 403
Bitter Water, Cal 403
Black Bear, Cal 403
Black Diamond, Cal 403
Blackfoot, Idaho 937
Blackfoot City, Mont 950
Black Point, Cal 40*
Hlack's Station, Cal 404
Blake, Utah 901
Blanco, Cal 404
Blocksburg, Cal 404
Bloomfield, Cal 40-1
Bloomingtoii, Idaho 93'
Blue Lake, Cal 405
Boca, Cal 405
Bodega, Cal 405
Bo.lie, Cal 405
Boise City, Idaho . . . . . . 93
Bolinas, Cal 406
Bonanza City, Idaho 938
B'lonville, Cal 406
Borden, Cal 406
Boulder Creek, Cal 406
Boulder Valley, Mont 950
Box Elder, Utah 901
Bozenian, Mont 950
Bradbury, Org 990
Brentwood, Cal 40'
Bridgeville, Cal
Brighton, Cal
Bronco, Cal
Brookfield, Wash
Brooks, Org
Brown, Nev
Brownsborough, Org. .
Browns Park, Utah. .
Brown's Valley, Cal...
Brownsville, Cal
Brownsville, Org
Buchanan, Cal
Buckeye, Cal
Bullard's Bar, Cal . ...
Bullion, Idaho
Bunkerville, Nev ....
Burgettville, Cal
Burney Valley, Cal . .
Burns, Org
Burson, Cal
Butcher Ranch, Cal. . .
Butte City', Cal
Butte City, Mont
Butte Meadows, Cal. ..
Butteville, Org
Byron, Cal
Cache Creek, BC
Cahto, Cal
Caldwell, Idaho
Calico, Cal
Calis Fort, Utah
Calistoga, Cal
Callahan's Ranch, Cal.
Calpella, Cal
Camanche, Cal
Cambria Cal
Camp Badger, Cal
Campo, Cal
Campo Seco, Cal
Camptonville, Cal
Cana, Cal
Candelaria, Nev
Candy, Org
Canton, Mont
Canyon City, Org
Capay, Cal
Capistrano, Cal. .
Carbonado, Wash
Carlton, Org
Carpenteria, Cal
Carson City, Nev
Cascade Locks, Org. . .
Cascades, Wash. . .
Caspar, Cal
Cattle Rock, Org
Costrox ille, Cal
Cathlamet, Wash
Cecih ille, Cal
Cedar City, Utah
Cedarville, Cal
Centerville, Org
Centerville, Utah
Centralia, Wash
Central Point, Cal
Cential Point, Org...
Centre, Utah
Centreville, Cal
Ceres, Cal
Cerro Gordo, Cal
Cisco, Cal
Challis, Idaho
Charleston, Utah . . .
Chehalis, Wash
Chemainus, B C
Cheney, Wash
. 407
. 408
. 408
.10S8
. 990
. 871
. 990
. 901
. 408
. 408
. 990
. 408
. 408
. 408
. 938
. 871
. 409
. 409
. 991
. 409
Bridge, Idaho 938 Chenowith, Wash.
Batavia, Cal 396 Bridgeport, Cal 407 'Cherokee, Cal.
. 409
. 951
. 409
. 991
. 409
.1127
. 410
. 939
. 410
. 901
. 410
. 412
. 412
. 412
. 412
413
. 413
. 413
. 413
. 413
. 871
. 991
. 959
. 991
413
. 414
.1089
. 992
. 414
. 871
. 992
.1089
. 414
. 992
. 414
.1089
. 415
. 901
. 415
. 992
. 901
.1089
. 415
. 992
. 901
. 415
416
. 416
. 421
. 939
. 902
.1089
.1127
.1090
. 1091
. 416
84
Cherry Valley, Wash . . .
Chester, Utah
Chetco, Org
Chico, Cal
Chilliwack, B C
China Flat, Cal
Chinese Camp, Cal
Chino, Cal
Cholame, Cal
Christine, Cal
Chualar, Cal
Clackamas, Org
Claquato, Wash
Clarksburg, Cal
Clarkston , Utah
Clarksville, Cal
Clay, Cal
Clayton, Cal
Clements, Cal
Cleone, Cal
Cleveland, Org
Clinton, BC
Clinton, Utah
Clipper Mills, Cal
Cloverdale, Cal
Coalville, Utah
Coarse Gold Gulch, Cal .
Coburg, Org
Coeur D'Alene, Idaho. .
Colfax, Wash
College City, Cal
College ville, Cal
Collinsville, Cal
Coloma, Cal
Colton , Cal
Colton, Wash
Columbia, Cal
Columbus, Wash
Colusa, Cal
Colville, Wash
Comox, B C
Compton, Cal
Concord, Cal
Con Cow, Cal
Copperopolis, Cal
Coppervale, Cal
Coquille, Org
Cordelia, Cal
Corinne, Utah
Cornelius, Org
Corralitos, Cal
Corvallis, Orjr
Cosumne, Cal ,
Cottage Grove, Org
Cottonwood, Cal
Coulterville, Cal
Coupville, Wash
Courtland Cal
Covelo, Cal
Cowichan, B C
Cowlitz, Wash
Crab Creek, Wash
Crawfordsville, Org...
Crescent City, Cal
Crescent Mills, Cal
Creswe 1, Org
Cross Hollows, Org . .
Crow Agency, Mont
Croydon, Utah
Crystal, Idaho
Daggett, Cal
Dallas, Org
Damascus. Org
Damon, Wash
Danville, Cal
Darrah, Cal
Darwin, Cal
Davenport, Cal
Davenport, Wash . . .
Davis Creek, Cal
Davisville. Cal
Dayton, Nev
Contents.
. . 1091 Dayton, Org 998
. . 902 Dayton, Wash 1094
. . 993 Dearborn . Mont 959
. . 416 Decoto, Cal 435
. . 1128 Deer Lodge City, Mont 959
. . 420 Delano, Cal 435
. . 420 Delta, Cal 435
. . 421 Denmark, Org 998
.. 421 Denverton, Cal 435
.. 421 Descanso, Cal .". 435
. . 421 Deweyville, Utah 903
. . 993 Dexter, Org 999
. . 1091 Diamond City, Utah 903
. . 421 Diamond Springs, Cal 435
.. 902 Dillard, Org 999
. . 42i Dilley, Org 999
. . 421 Dillow, Mont 960
. . 422 Dixon, Cal 435
.. 422 Dobin's Ranch, Cal 437
.. 422 Donner, Cal 437
.. 993 Dougherty's Station, Cal... 437
. . 1128 Douglas City, Cal 437
. . 902 Douglas Flat, Cal 437
. . 423 Dover, Utah 903
. . 423 Downey, Cal 437
. . 902 Downieville, Cal 438
.. 424 Drain, Org 999
. . 993 Draper, Utah 903
. . 939 Drvtown, Cal 439
. . 1091 Duncan, Utah 903
.. 424 Duncan's Mills, Cal 439
. . 425 Durham, Cal 440
. 425 Dutch Flat, Cal 440
.. 425 Eagle Creek, Org
. . 425 Eagle Point, Org
. . 1 092 Eagle Rock, Idaho 939
. . 426 Eagleville, Cal 440
. . 1092 East Portland, Org 1000
. . 427 East Sound, Wash 1095
..1093 Echo, Org 1001
..1128 EchoCitj, Utah 903
. . 430 F.den, Utah 903
. . 430 Eds-ewood, Cal 440
. . 430 El Cajon, Cal 441
. . 431 El Dorado, Cal 441
. . 431 Elk Creek, Cal 441
. . . 993 Elk Grove, Cal 441
. . 431 Elko, Nev 875
. . 902 Elkton , Org 1002
. .. 993 Ella, Org 100:
, . . 431 Ellensburgh, Wash 109.
. . 993 Ellensburg, Org 1002
. .. 432 Elliott, Cal... 442
... 996 Elma. Wash 1095
. . 432 Elmira, Cal 442
. . . 432 El Monte, Cal 441
. . . 1093 Emigrant Gap, Cal 445
. . . 432 Emmett, Cal 442
. . . 43^ Emmetville, Idaho 940
. . 1128 Empire, Nev 8
. . . 1093 Empire City, Org 1002
. .1093 Emery, BC 1128
. .. 997 Enoinitos, Cal 442
. .. 432 Englewood, Cal 443
. . . 433 Ennis, Mont 961
. . . 997 Enterprise, Cal 443
. . . 997 Epperson, Cal 443
. . . 959 E.da Utah 903
. . . 903 Erie, Cal 443
. . . 939 Escalante, Utah 904
. . . 433 Esquimalt, B C 1128
. . . 997 Etna Mills, Cal 443
. . 998 Etta, Cal 443
. ..1093 Eugene Citv, Org 1003
. . . 433 Eureka, Cal 443
... 434 Eureka, Nev 878
. . . 434 Eureka, Utah 904
. . . 434 Eureka Mills, Cal 449
...1093 Evergreen, Cal 4.49
. .. 434 Falk's Store, Idaho 940
. . . 434 Fall City, Wash 10*5
. . . 875 Fall River Mills, Cal 450
Fairfield, Cal 449
Fairfield, Utah 904
Fairplay, Cal 450
Fairview, Org 1005
Fair View, Utah 904
Farmersville, Cal 450
Farmington, Cal 450
Farmington, Utah 904
Farmington, Wash 1095
Fayette, Ut;-h 904
Felton, Cal 450
Ferndale, Cal 451
Ferrons City, Utah 904
Fidalgo, Wash 1096
Fillmore, Utah 904
Fir, Wash 1096
Fir Cap, Cal 452
Firebaugh, Cal 452
Fish Creek, Mont 961
Fisherman's Bay, Cal 452
Fish Haven, Idaho 940
Fisk's Mill, Cal 452
Florence, Cal 453
Florin, Cal 453
Folsotn, Cal 453
Forbestown , Cal 454
Forest City, Cal 464
Forest Grove, Org 1005
Forest Hill, Cal 454
Forest Home, Cal 455
Forestville, Cal 455
Forks of Salmon, Cal 455
Fort Assinaboine, Mont 961
Fort Benton, Mont 961
Fort Bidwell, Cal 455
Fort Custer, Mont 961
Fort Jones, Cal ^ . 455
Fort Keogh, Mont 961
Foit Klamath Org ..1006
Fort Logan , Mont 962
Fort Maginnis. Mont 962
Fort Ross, Cal 456
Fort Shaw, Montana 962
Fossil, Org 1006
Fountain Green, Utah 905
Fourth Crossing, Cal 456
Fouts Springs, Cal 456
Fowler, Cal 456
Francis, Cal 456
Franklin, Cal 456
Franklin, Idaho 940
Frazier, Cal 456
Freedom, Idaho 940
Freeport, Cal 457
Freestone, Cal 457
Frem. nt, Utah 905
French <_ amp, Cal 457
French Corral, Cal 457
French Gulch, Cal 457
Frenchtown, Mont 962
Fresno, Cal 457
Fresno Flats, Cal. . . 463
Fridav Harbor, Wash 1096
Fulda.Wash 1096
Fultonville, Org 1006
Fulton Wells, Cal 463
Galena, Idaho 940
Gallatin, Mont 962
Gait, Cal 463
Garberville, Cal 465
Garden Home, Org 1006
Garden Valley, Cal 465
Gardiner, Org 1006
Gardnerville, Nev . 881
Garfield, Wash 1C96
Gas Point, Cal 465
Gasquet, Cal 465
Gaston, Org 1006
Genesee, Cal 465
Genoa, Nev 881
Gentile Valley, Idaho 940
Georgetown, Cal 465
Georgetown, Idaho 940
German town, Cal 466
Gertrude, Cal 466
Gervais, Org 1006
Geyser Springs, Cal 466
Gibbonsville, Idaho i 940
Gibsonville, Cal 466
Gilmore. Cal 467
Gilroy, Cal 467
Gilroy Hot Springs, Cal 468
Glenbrook, Cal
Glenbrook, Nev 881
Glencoe, Org 1007
Glendale, Org. 1007
Glendale, Utah 905
Glen Ellen, Cal 46r
Glenn, Org 100
Glennville, Cal 469
Glen wood, Cal
Glenwood, Utah 905
Golconda, Nev 881
Goldendale, Wash 1096
Gold Hill, Nev 882
Gold Run, Cal 469
Goleta, Cal 469
Gonzales, Cal 469
Goodyear's Bar, Cal 470
Goshen, Org 1007
Goshen, Utah.: 905
Grafton, Cal 470
Grainland, Cal 470
Grand Island, Cal 470
Grand Ronde, Org 1007
Grangeville, Cal 470
Grangeville, Idaho 941
Granite City, Utah 905
Granite Hill, Cal 470
Graniteville, Cal 471
Grant, Org 1007
Grants Pass, Org 1007
Grantsville, Utah 906
Granville, B C 1128
Grass Valley, Cal 471
Gravelly Valley, Cal 474
Grayson, Cal 474
Gray's River, Wash 1097
Green Va lev, Cal 475
Greenville, Cal 475
Greenville. Org 1008
Greenville, Utah 906
Greenwich, Cal 475
Greenwood, Cal 475
Giidley, Cal 476
Grimes, Cal 477
Grizzly Flats, Cal 477
Groveland, Cal 477
Grubgulch, Cal 477
Guadaloupe, Cal 477
Gualala, Cal 477
Guerneville, Cal 478
Gunnison, Utah 906
Hailev, Idaho 941
Half Moun Bay, Cal 478
Halsey, Org 1008
Hamblin, Utah 906
Hamburgh Bar, Cal 479
Hamilton, Nev 882
Hamlet, Cal 479
Hampton ville, Cal 479
Hanford, Cal 470
Happy Camp, Cal ... 479
Hardman, Org 1009
Harney, Org 1009
Harrington , Wash 109
Harris, Cal 480
Harrisburgh, Org 1009
Harrisville, Utah 906
Hat Creek, Cal 480
Havilah, Cal 480
Hawthorne, Nev 882
Hayden Hill, Cal 480
Hay Fork, Cal 480
Contents.
Hay wards, Cal 480
Hazel Creek, Cal 482
Healdsburg, Cal 4S2
Heber, Utah
Helna, Mont
Henefer, Utah 906
Henleyville, Cal 484
Heppner, Org 1009
Hicksville, Cal 4S4
Highland Springs, Cal 484
Hillsboro, Org 1009
Hillsdale, Utah 907
Hill's Ferry, Cal . 484
Hollister, Cal 484
Honcut, Cal 487
Hood River, Org 1010
Hooper, Utah 907
Hopeton, Cal 487
Hopland, Cal 487
Hornitos, Cal 487
Horse Shoe Bend, Idaho 942
Hotaling, Cal 487
Hough Springs, Cal 487
Howe, Cal 487
Hubbard, Org 1010
Hueneme, Cal 488
Humboldt House, Nev 883
Huntington, Utah 907
Huntsville, Utah . . 907
Huntsville, Wash 1097
Hurlton, Cal 488
Hurley, Cal 484
Hyde Park, Utah 907
Hydesville, Cal 488
Hyrum, Utah 907
Idaho City , Idaho 942
Igo, Cal . 488
Ilwaco, Wash 1097
Imusdale, Cal 488
Independence, Cal 489
Independence, Org ...1010
Indian Gulch, Cal 489
Inglenook, Cal 489
Ingles, Org ..1012
In verury , Utah 607
Inskip, Cal 489
Isabel, Org 1012
Island City, Org 1013
Isleton , Cal 491
lone, Cal 489
Iowa City, Cal 490
Irondale, Wash 1097
Irving, Cal 491
Irving, Or . . 1012
Jackson, Cal 492
Jackson Gate, Cal 494
Jacksonville, Org 1013
Jamestown, Cal 494
Janesville, Cal 495
Jefferson, Org 1015
Jenny Lind, Cal 495
Jessie, Idaho 942
John Adams, Cal 495
John Day, Org 1015
Johnson , Utah 907
Johnsville, Cal 495
Jordan, Org 1015
Joseph, Org 1015
Joseph, Utah 907
Juab, Utah 907
Julian, Cal 495
Junction, Idaho 942
Junction, Utah 907
Junction City, Cal 495
Junction City, Org 1015
Kalama, Wash 1098
Kamas, Utah 907
Kamilche, Wash 1098
Kamloops, B C 1129
Kanab, Utah 908
Kanarraville, Utah 908
Kanosh, Utah 908
85
Kaysville, Utah 908
Kelsey, Cal 496
Kelseyville, Cal 496
Kelton, Utah 908
Kerby, Org 1016
Kernville, Cal 496
Ketchum, Idaho 942
Kibesillah, Cal 497
Kingsburgh, Cal. 497
Kingsley, Org 1016
Kingston, Utah 908
Knappa, Org 1016
Knappton, Wash 1098
Knight's Ferry, Cal 497
Knoxville, Cal 497
Konewock, Wash 1098
Koosharem, Utah 908
La Camas, Wash 1098
La Canada, Cal 497
La Center, Wash 109S
La Conner, Wash 1098
Ladner's Landing, B C 1129
La Fayette, Cal 498
La Fayette, Org 1016
La Grande, Org 1017
La Grange, Cal 498
La Honda, Cal . 498
Lake City, Cal 498
Lake Point, Utah 908
Lakeport, Cal . . 499
Lakeview, Org 1017
Lakeville, Cal 50o
Lancha Plana, Cal 500
Langley, B. C 1129
La Panza, Cal 498
La Porte, Cal 498
Larene, Wash 1098
Las Cruces, Cal 500
Latham, Org 1018
Latrobe, Cal 501
Lathrop, Cal 501
Laurel, Org. 1018
Lay ton ville, Cal 501
Leamington, Utah 908
Lebanon, Org 1018
Lehi City, Utah 909
Leland, Org :....1019
Lemoore, Cal 501
Levan, Utah 909
Lewiston, Cal 502
Lewiston, Idaho .. 943
Lewisville, Wash 1098
Lidell, Cal 502
Lilloet, B. C H30
Lincoln, Cal 502
Linden, Cal 502
Link ville, Org 1019
Little Elk, Org 1019
Little River, Cal 503
Little Stony, Cal 503
Little York, Cal 503
Livermore, Cal 503
Live Oak, Cal 503
Lockeford, Cal 505
Lodi, Cal 505
Logan, Utah 909
Lompoc, Cal 508
Lone Pine, Cal 508
Lone Pine, Wash 1098
Lone Rock, Org 1° 19
Long Beach, Cal 508
Long Creek, Org 1° 20
Long Tom, Org 1020
Long Valley, Cal 509
Longville, Cal 509
Lookingglass, Org 10 20
Lookout, Cal 509
Lopez Island, Wash !099
Lorin, Cal 509
Los Alamos, Cal 509
Los Angeles, Cal 6 }»
LosBanos, Cal 562
86
Los Gatos, Cal 652
Lowell Hill, Cal 664
Lower Lake, Cal 555
Loyaltoii, Cal ... 556
Lugonio, Cal 656
Lummi, Wash 1099
LunLng, Nev 883
Lyle, Wash 1099
Lynden, Wash 1099
Lyonsville, Cal 656
Madera, Cal 566
Madison, Cal 557
Magalia, Cal 559
Maine Prairie, Cal 559
Malad City, Idaho 943
Malheur, Org 1020
Manchester, Cal 559
Manti, Utah 909
Maple Bay, B. C 1130
Marengo, Wash 1099
Marion, Org 1022
Mariposa, Cal 659
Market Lake, Idaho 944
Markham, Cal 560
Markleeville, Cal 560
Marshall, Cal 560
Marshall, Wash 1099
Marshfield, Org 1022
Martinez, Cal 560
Marysvale, Utah 910
Marysville, Cal 562
Marysville, Wash 1099
Maxwell, Cal 567
Mavfield, Cal 568
Mayfield, Utah 910
McCammon, Idaho 944
McCoy, Org 1022
McMinnville, Org 1020
Meadow Vallev, Cal
Meadowville, Utah 910
Medford, Org 1023
Medical Lake. Wash 1099
Mehama, Org 1024
Mendocino, Cal
Mendon, Cal 570
Mendon, Utah 910
Menlo Park, Cal 570
Merced, Cal 570
Merced Falls, Cal 572
Meridian, Cal 572
Merrillville, Cal 574
Mesa Grande, Cal 574
Mesquit, Nev
Metchosin, B C 1130
Michigan Bar, Cal 574
Michigan Bluff, Cal 574
Middleten, Idaho 944
Middleton, Org 1024
Middletown, Cal 574
Midway, Utah 91<
Miles, "Wash 1099
Miles City, Mont 970
Milford, Cal 575
Milford, Utah 910
Miller, Cal 575
Millers, Org 1024
Mills Seminary, Cal 57'
Millville.Cal 576
Millville, Utah 910
Miloitas, Cal 576
Milton, Org 1024
Milton, Cal 57
Milwaukee, Org 1024
Mineral Hill, Nev
Minersville, Cal 577
Minersville, Utah 910
Mission San Jose, Cal 5
Missoula, Mont 971
Mitchell, Org 1025
Modesto, Cal ... 57^
Mohawk, Cal 582
Mohawk, Org 1025
Contents.
MojaTe, Cal 585
Mokelumne Hill, Cal 585
Monitor, Cal 586
Mona, Utah 910
Monmouth, Org 1025
Monroe, Org 1025
Monroe, Utah 91C
Monterey, Cal 586
Montesano, Wash .. 1100
Montezuma, Cal 588
Montgomery- Creek, Cal 588
Monticello,' Cal 588
Montpelier Idaho 944
Moons Ranch, Cal 588
Moores Station, Cal f 88
Morgan, Utah 911
Mormon Island, Cal 588
Morro, Cal 589
Moscow, Idaho 944
Mountain Home, Idaho 944
Mountain House, Cal 589
Mountain Ranch, Cal 589
Mountain View, Cal 589
Mount Baker, Wash 1100
Mount Bullion, Cal (90
Mount Idaho, Idaho 944
Mount Pleasant, Org 1025
Mount Pleasant, Utah 911
Mount Shasta, Cal . . ; 590
Mount Vernon, Org 1025
Mount Vernon, Wash 1100
Muck, Wash 1101
Mud Bay, BC 1130
Mukilteo, Wash 1101
Mulino, Org 1025
Murphv, Org 1025
Murphy's, Cal 590
Murray, Utah 911
Musick, Cal 590
Myrtle Creek, Org 1025
Nanaimo, BC 113i
Napa, Cal 591
Napa Junction, Cal 595
Napa Soda Springs, Cal 595
Napavine, Wash 1101
Nashville, Cal 595
National City, Cal 595
Natividad, Cal 596
Navarro Ridge, Cal 596
Needy, Org 1026
Nelson, Cal 596
Nelson Point, Cal 596
Nephi, Utah 911
Netarts, Org ... 1026
Nevada 866
Nevada City, Cal
New Almaden, Cal
590
59!)
Newark , Cal 59f
Newbert, Cal 599
Newbury Park, Cal 60'
Newcastle, Cal 6'if
New Castle. Wash 1101
New Chicago, Mont 972
New Dungeness, Wash 1101
New Era, Org 1020
Newhall, Cal 601
NewHaimom, Utah 912
New Hope, Cal 60]
New Jerusalem, Cal 601
Newport, Cal 601
Newport, Org 1020
Newton, Utah 91l
Newtown, Cal 601
Newville, Cal 601
New Westminster, B C 1131
Nicasio, Cal 601
Nicola Lake, B C 113:
Nicolaus, Cal 601'
Niles, Cal 60
Nolin, Org 102t
Nooksachk, Wash 110)1 Pentz, Cal
Nordhoff, Cal 602
Norman, Cal ... 602
North Bloomfield, Cal 602
North Canyonville, Org 1026
North Columbia, Cal 603
North Cove, Wash 1101
North Powder, Org 1026
North San Diego, Cal 603
North San Juan, Cal 603
North Temescal, Cal 603
North Yakima, Wash 1101
North Yam Hill, Org 1027
Norton ville, Cal 604
Norway, Org 1027
Norwalk, Cal 604
Nuevo, Cal 604
Oak Bar, Cal 604
Oak City, Utah 912
Oakdale, Cal 604
Oakland, Cal 606
Oakland, Org 1027
Oakland, Wash 1102
Oakley, Idaho 945
Oak Point, Wash 1102
Oakville, Cal 636
Oakville, Wash 1102
Oceanside, Cal 636
Ogden.Utah 912
O'Kanogan, Wash 1102
Olalla, Org ... 1028
Olequa, Wash 1102
Oleta, Cal 636
Oly mpia, Wash 1103
Omega, Cal 636
150-Mile House, BC 1132
Oneida, Idaho 945
Ono.Cal 636
Ontario, Cal 636
Ophir, Cal ?• 637
Ophir, Utah 915
Orange, Cal 637
Orcas Island, Wash 1104
Oregon City, Org 102S
Oregon House, Cal 637
Oroville, Cal 639
Orland, Cal 637
Orleans, Cal 639
OroFino, Cal 639
Oswego, Org 1029
Ovid, Idaho 945
Oxford, Idaho 945
Oysterville, Wash 1104
Pacheco, Cal 642
Paisley, Org 1029
Pajaro, Cal 643
Palisade, Nev 884
Palmse, Wash 1104
Panguitch, Utah 915
Paradise, Cal . . 643
Paradise, Utah 915
Paradise Valley, Nev 884
Paragonah, Utah 915
Paraiso Springs, Cal 643
Paris, Idaho 945
Park Citv, Utah 915
Parkfield Cal 643
Park Valley, Utah 916
Parma, Idaho 945
Parowan , Utah 916
Pasadena, Cal 643
Paskenta, Cal 645
Paso Robles, Cal 645
Pataha City, Wash 1105
Pavson, Utah 916
Peach Tree, Cal 645
Pekin.Wash 1105
Penawawa, Wash 1105
Pendleton, Org 1029
Penn's Grove, Cal 646
Penryn, Cal 645
Jford, Cal.
60!
645
Peoria, Org 1030
Perry dale, Org 1030
Pescadero, Cal 645
Petaluma, Cal 646
Peters, Cal 650
Peterson, Utah 916
Petrolia, Cal 650
Pettysville, Org : 1C 30
Philbrook, Mont 972
Phillipsburgh, Mont 972
Philomath, Org 1030
Phoenix, Org 1031
Pike City, Cal 651
Pilot Hill, Cal 651
Pilot Rock, Org 1031
Pinacarte, Cal 651
Pinckney, Cal 651
Pine City, Wash 1105
Pine Grove, Cal 651
Pino, Cal 651
Pinole, Cal 651
Pinta, Utah 916
Pioche, Nev 884
Pioneer, Mont 972
Pittville, Cal 661
1 lacerville, Cal 661
Plain City, Utah 916
Plainfield, Cal 653
Plainsburg, Cal 653
Piano, Cal 653
Pleasant Grove, Utah 917
Pleasant Hill, Org 1031
Pleasant Home, Org 1031
Pleasant Valley, Cal 653
Pleasanton, Cal 654
Plevna, Org 1031
Plumb Station, Wash 1105
Plymouth, Cal 654
Pocatello, Idaho 945
Point Reyes, Cal 655
Pomeroy* Wash 1105
Pomo, Cal
Pomona, Cal 656
Pony, Mont 972
Pope Valley, Cal 658
Poplar, Cal 658
Poplar Creek Agency, Mont 972
Port Angeles, Wash 1106
Port Costa, Cal 658
Port Discovery, Wash 1106
Port Gamble, Wash 1106
Port Harford, Cal 659
Port l.udlow, Wash 1106
PortMaaison, Wash 1106
Port Moody, BC 1132
Port. Orford, Org 1069
Port Townsend, Wash ... 110
Port Wine, Cal 659
Portage, Utah 91
Portersville, Cal 659
Portland, Org 1031
Poti ero, Cal 659
Potter Valley, Cal 659
Poway, Cal 66<
Prairie City, Org 106£
Prattville, Cal 660
Princeton, Cal 660
Prineville, Org 1069
Providence, Cal 660
Providence, Utah 1/17
Provo City, Utah 917
Pullman, Wash 1108
Punta Arenas, Cal e60
Purissima, Cal 661
Puyallup, Wash 1108
Pysht, Wash 1108
uesnelle.BC 1132
juincy , Cal 661
Quinn, Org 1069
Race Track, Mont 973
Radersburgh, Mont 973
Rainier, Org 1039
Ranch, Utah 917
Contents.
Randolph, Org 1069
Randolph, Utah 917
Rathdrum, Idaho 945
Ravenna, Cal 662
Red Bluff, Cal 662
Red Bluff, Mont
Redding, Cal 665
Redwood City, Cal
Reno, Nev 884
Renton, Wash 1108
Reveille, Nev 89"
Richfield, Utah 91
Riddles, Org 1070
Ripon, Cal
Rio Vista, Cal
Ritzville, Wash 1109
Riverside, Cal
Roche Harbor 1109
Rock, Cal 670
Rock Point, Org 1070
Rocklin, Cal 670
Rockville, Utah 917
Rockwood, Org 1070
Rocky Point, Cal 671
Rohnerville, Cal 671
Rooster Rock , Org . . *. 1070
Rosalia, Wash 1109
Roseburg, Org 1070
Roseville, Cal 671
Ross Fork, Idaho 946
Rough and Ready, Cal 67'^
Round Mountain, Cal 672
Round Valley, Cal 673
Routier, Cal 673
Ruby Hill, Nev 890
Ruby Valley, Nev 890
Rutherford, Cal 673
Rye Patch. Nev 890
Sacramento, Cal 673
St Charles, Idaho 946
St George, Utah 918
Saint Helens, Org 1071
St Helena, Cal 705
St Ignatius, Mont 973
St John, Cal 707
St John, Utah 918
St Louis, Cal 707
St Paul, Org 10"
Salem, Org 1072
Salem, Utah 918
Salesville. Mont 973
Salida, Cal. 70
Salina, Utah 918
Salinas City, Cal 708
Salmon City, Idaho 946
Salmon Falls, Cal 710
Salt Lake City, Utah 919
SamV Valley, Org 107"
San Andreas, Cal 710
n Antonio, Cal 712
San Benito, Cal 712
Sun Bernardino, Cal 71i
San Bruno, Cal 719
San Buenaventura, Cal 71
Sanders, Cal 761
San Dieuo, Cal 720
Sanuv, Org 10'
Sandy, Utah 932
San Felipe, Cal '. 734
San Fei nando, Cal 734
Siin Francisco, Cal 97
San Jose, Cal 736
San Juan, Cal 749
San Juan, Wash 1109
San Gabriel, Cal . 734
San Gregorio, Cal 735
San Jacinto, Cal 735
San Joaquin, Cal 735
San Leandro, Cal 749
San Lorenzo, Cal 750
San Luis Obispo, Cal 750
San Luis Rey, Cal 755
87
San Mateo, Cal 755
San Miguel, Cal 756
San Pablo, Cal 756
San Pedro, Cal 758
San Quentin, Cal 758
San Rafael, Cal 758
San Ramon, Cal 761
San Simeon, Cal 761
Santa Ana, Cal 762
Santa Barbara, Cal
Santa Clara, Cal
Santa Cruz, Cal 771
Santa Maria, Cal 778
Santa Monica, Cal 778
Santa Paula, Cal 779
Santaquin, Utah 932
Santa Rita, Cal 779
Santa Rosa, Cal . . 779
Santa Ynez, Cal 784
Saratoga, Cal 785
Satsop, Wash 1109
Saucelito, Cal 785
Savana's Ferry, B C 1132
Savannah, Cal 785
Sawyer's Bar, Cal 785
Scales, Cal 786
Scappoose, Org 1077
Scenega, Cal 786
Scio, Org 1077
Scofield, Utah 932
Scott River, Cal 786
Scottsburg, Org 1077
Seabeck, Wash 1109
Searsville, Cal 786
Seaside, Org 1078
Seattle, Wash 1109
Sebastopol, Cal 786
Seiad Valley, Cal 786
Selnia, Cal 786
Selish, Mont 973
Semiahmoo, Wash 1112
Snaron, Wash 1112
Shasta, Cal 787
Shedos, Org 1078
Sheep Ranch, Cal 787
Sheridan, Cal 788
Sheridan, Nev.
Sheridan, Org 1078
Sherman, Wash.. 1112
Shingle Springs, Cal 788
Sierra City, Cal 7;
Sierra Valley (Sierraville) Cal 7:
Silver City, Idaho 946
Silver City, Nev 890
Silver Cit'y, Utah 932
Silt er Reef, Utah 933
Silver Star, Mont 973
Silverton , Org 1078
Skagit, Wash 1112
Skamokawa, Wash 1113
Skipanon, Org 107:
Skokomish, Wash 1113
Slatersville, Utah 933
Smai tsville, Cal 790
mithfield, Utah 933
Smith River, Cal 790
Smith's Flat, Cal 790
Snelling, Cal 790
Snohomish, Wash 1113
Snowvill, . Utah 933
Soda Creek, B C 1133
Soda Springs, Idaho 946
Soledad, Cal 791
Somersv ille, Cal 791
Sonoma, Cal 792
Sonora, Cal 792
Soquel, Cal . 794
Soulsbvville, Cal 795
South Bend, Wash 1113
South Butte, Cal 796
South Jordan, Utah 933
South Pasadena, Cal 796
88
Spadra, Cal 796
Spangle, Wash 1113
Spanish Fork, Utah 933
Sparta, Org 1078
Spence's Bridge, B C 1133
Spenceville, Cal 796
Spokane Bridge, Wash 1113
Spokane Falls, Wash 1113
Sprague, Wash 1116
Spring Citv, Utah 933
Springfield, Org 1079
Springville, Utah 933
Star, Idaho 946
Stark's Point, Wash 1117
Stay ton, Org 1079
Steamboat Springs, Nev. . . . 890
Steilacoom City, Wash Ill
Stephen's, Wash 1118
Sterling, Utah 933
Stevensville, Mont 973
Stillwater, Mont 974
Stillwater, Nev 890
Stockton, Cal ... .796
Stockton, Utah 933
Stone Station, Mont 974
Stonv Point, Cal 814
Strawberry Valley, Cal 814
Sublett, Idaho 946
Sugar Pine, Cal 814
Suisun.Cal 814
Sumas, BC 1133
Summer Lake, Org 1079
Summer rille, Org 1079
Summit, Cal 815
Summit, Org 1079
Summit, Utah 933
Sumner, Cal 815
Sumpter, Org 1079
SunolGlen, Cal 816
Sun River, Mont 974
Susan rille, Cal 816
Sutter Creek, Cal . 81
Suver, Org 1079
Sweet Home, Org 1079
Sweetland, Cal 818
Sycamore, Cal 818
Table Bluff, Cal 818
Table Rock, Cal 818
Tacoma, Wash 1118
Tahoe, Cal 818
Taison, Cal 818
Tangent, Org 1080
Taysas, Wash 1120
Tavlor, Nev 891
Taylorsville, Cal 818
Tavlorsville, Utah 933
Tehama, Cal 819
Telegraph Citv, Cal 820
Temecula, Cal" 820
Tenino, Wash 1120
Ten Mile, Org 1050
Terrace, Utah 934
The Dalles, Org 1080
Thompson, Mont 974
Thurber, Utah 934
Thurmans Mills, Idaho. . . .
Tiburon.Cal 820
Til'amook, Org 1082
Tinton, Cal 820
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Toano, Nev 891
Toledo, Wash 1120
Tomales, Cal 820
Tooele, Utah 934
Contents.
Toquerville, Utah 934
Townsend, Cal 820
Tracy, Cal 820
Traver, Cal 821
Trenton, Utah 934
Tres Pinos, Cal 821
Trinidad, Cal 8*21
Trinity Center, Cal 822
Truckee, Cal 822
Tualitin, Org 1082
Tucker, Utah 934
Tukannon, Wash 1120
Tulalip, Wash . . . . 1120
Tulare, Cal 826
Tule Lake, Org 1052
Turn water, Wash 1120
Turlock, Cal 829
Turner, Org 1082
Tuscarora, Nev .... 891
Tustin, Cal 830
Twenty-six Mile House, Cal. . 830
Twin Bridges, Mont 974
Twin Ri ver, Nev 891
Tybi.Nev 891
Ukiah.Cal.* 830
Umatilla, Org 1082
Umpqua Ferry, Org 1082
Union, Org 1083
Union, Utah 934
Union House, Cal 831
Uniontown.Org 1083
Uniontown, Wash 1122
Unity, Mont 974
Upper Lake, Cal 831
Vacaville, Cal 832
Vallecito, Cal . 833
Vallejo, Cal 833
Valley Center, Cal 837
Valley Ford, Cal : 837
Valley Springs, Cal . 83i
Vancouver, Wash 1121
Vansvcle, Org 1083
Vanzile.Utah 934
Verdi, Nev 892
Vernon, Utah 934
Vernonia, Org 1053
Victoria, B. C 1133
Vinson, Org 1083
Vienna, Idaho 946
Vina, Cal 837
Virgin City, Utah 934
Virginia City, Nev 892
Virginia City, Mont 974
Visalia, Cal 837
Volcano, Cal 841
Wadsworth, Nev 896
Waitsburg, Wash 1122
Waldo, Org 1033
Waldron, Org 1084
Wales, Utah 935
Walkerville, Mont 975
Wallace, Cal 841
Walla Walla, Wash 1122
Wallsburgh, Utah 935
Walnut Creek, Cal 841
Walnut Grove, Cal 842
Walsh Station, Cal 842
Wanship, Utah 935
Ward, Nev 896
Warm Springs, Cal 842
Warm Springs, Montana . . 975
Washington, Utah 935
Washougal, Wash 1124
Waterford, Cal 842
Waterloo, Org 1084
Waterman, Cal 842
Watson ville, Cal 843
Wavetly, Wash 1125
Wawona, Cil 845
Weatherby, Org 1084
Weaverville, Cal 846
Weldon, Cal 846
Wellington, B. C 1137
Wellington, Nev 896
Wells, Nev 897
Wells, Org 1084
Wenas, Wash 1125
West Berkeley, Cal 847
West Butte, Cal 847
West Chehalem, Org 1084
West Jordan, Utah 935
Westminster, Cal 847
Weston, Idaho 947
Weston, Org 1084
West Point, Cal 847
Westport, Cal 848
Westport, Org 1084
West Union, Org 1084
Whatcom, Wash 1125
Wheatland, Cal 848
Wheatland, Org 1085
Whiteaker, Org 1085
Whitehall, Mont 976
White Rocks, Utah 935
White Salmon, Wash 1125
White Sulphur Springs, Mont 975
Wi.:kes, Mont 976
Wilder ville, Org 1085
Wild Flower, Cal 849
Wilhoit, Org 1085
Wilkeson, Wash 1125
Wilmington, Cal r 853
Wilsonville, Org . 1085
Willamina, Org 1085
Willapa, Wash 1125
Willard, Utah 935
Williams, Cal 849
Willits, Cal 851
Willow Cree , Mont 976
Willow Creek, Nev 897
Willows, Cal 851
Willow Springs, Org 1085
Windsor, Cal 853
Winlock, Wash 1125
Winnemucca, Nev 897
Winters, Cal 853
Wolf Creek, Org 1085
Woodbridge, Cal 854
Wood burn, Org 1085
Woodland, Cal 855
Woodside, Cal 858
Woodville, Cal 859
Woodville, Mont 976
Woi kJ ville, Org 1056
Wrights, Cal 859
W wdotte, Cal 859
Yakima, Wash 1126
Yale, B.C 1137
Yankee Hill, Cal 859
Yankee Jims , Cal 860
Yoli.Cal 860
Yoncalla.Org 1086
Yorkville, Cal 860
You Bef, Cal 860
Yountville, Cal 861
Yreka.Cal 861
Yuba City, Cal 86S
Zena, Org 1086
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Abel H C 214
Abietene Cough Balsam 64 1
Abraham EC 7762
Adams CE 702
Adams & Smith 391
Ahlborn Hotel, S F 223
Aitken A 695
Alameda Hotel, San Jose,Cal"36.<7
Albanv Herald 931
Alhambra, The 254
Allen WR 27
Alta -California 17
Amador Dispatch 494
Amador Marble Co, .... . 632
Amador Sentinel 494
American Eagle Association . 57
American Fishing Co — ... 186
American Hotel, Auburn, Cal 39l'
American Salt Co, The 326
Amick Wm 849
Ander-on Bros 53
AndersonG 1060
Angelo Raymo
Anglo-California Bank 18
Antiquarian Book Store 125
An ton i E 186
Aptos Mills 777, 736<
Ardaut & Schmit 536, 54
Argullo Block, San Jose, Cal. 736b
Arlington House, Carson, Nv 875
Artificial Limbs 8, 96b
Arnold B E 8
Asmann A & Co 176b
Atlas Iron Works 2
Aufrichtig M 3^3
Auzerais House, San Jose. . 736^
Auzeiais House, Santa Cruz
Aptos, supplemental 736a
Aw Eugene 32, 42
Bailey S H 77
Baker & Cuthcart. .. 29S
Baker DM 764
Baker E H & Son . . 859
Baker M S & Co 53s
Baker Sanford C 606
BalanesiG 273
Bancroft A L 592
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co. margin
Bank of British N America. . 19
Bank of Visalia 841
Banks Wm 263
Baptis John H 19S
Barcroft Fred 558
Barnard's Bu-in's College, margin
Barr John D & Son S56
Bartholomew L 829
Bauer Frank H
Baumgart Marx 982
Bay City Iron Works 1
Beal C R 711
Becker J W 30
Beeman William
BeldingBros 1059
Bella Vista House, Oakland
Cal 613
Belloli J A 65
Bennett S J 562
BentonCL&Co 267
Benton Leader 996
Berdine D H & Co 810
Bergmann & Co 696
Bernstein & Co 333
Bigelow & Little 1
Big Hedge Poultry Yards 10
Bilicke AC &Co 579
Bisbee John G 392
Black William 266
Blakeley JO 84"
Blumenthal Julius 161
Bodwell H H & Son . . 66, margin
Boesch Emile 319
Bogk G 959
Bonner Stables 776^
BonnotteC 8S9
Bonzagni M 642
Boomer AH 865
Boston Belting Co 119
Boston Oyster House 268
Bourgoin A. 125
Boyle Denny ^217
Bran ham Charles M 736A
Breck Samuel 320b
Brennan Wm L 810
Brewer A L Rev 757
Briggs R F 92S
Brodie J R & Co 310
Brown & Calkins. back cover, 600
Brown, Craig & Co 23
Brown I 810
Brown Thos 267
Browne F E 537
Browne J P 763
Browning J W & Co 536
Broyer & Fulton 254
Brunswick, Balke, Collen
derCo, The 120
Budde Joseph 363
Buell PA& Co 811
Burgans Chas E 635
Burr C C 285
Burton & Hovt 54
Bush & Mallett 196
Rutterfield J A 494
Byron Hotel, Byron, Cal ... . 410
Cadenau & Co 149
Calaveras Prospect 711
Calaveras Weekly Citizen . . 711
Caldwell H Mrs 174
California Artificial Stone
Paving Co 100
California Carriage Works . . 736</
California Demokrat 29
California Employm't Office 192a
California Market 26
California Nursery Co 776b
C O & I Stage Co 865
CamilloniG 186
Canan MA 996
Carlaw Bros
Carlson & Higgins 730
Cartier F 635
Cary W M 875
Casey N Miss 278
Castalian 2
Castiglioni S & Co 552
Cavalera & Co 538
Central Baths. 211
Central Hotel, McMinnville,
Org 1021
Cental Hotel, Pacheco, Cal. . 642
Central Hotel, San Diego, Cal 730
Central Hotel, Wheatland, "
Central Hotel, Winnemucca,
Nev
Central Market Restaurant. .1059
Centre Market 268
Chadbourne F S & Co 195
Chandler BB 814
Chesnutwoods Business Col-
lege . 776a
Chicago Hotel, San Francisco 223
Chick Bros 538
Child TT 166
ChmngLeeY 736/i
City Hotel, Redding, Cal.... 667
Clark Asa 800c
ClarkC W & Bro 539
Clark N & Sons 54
Clay son Charles 1065
Cla'vton MF 697
Clayton Z 696
Click Daniel 788
Cluff Gertie De Force 507
Coats J&P front cover-
Cohen Ben e98
Cole C A 996
College of Notre Dame, Ma-
ysville. 56S
Commercial & Savings Bank 736
Commercial Hotel, Stockton. 800a
Condit J H & Co 800c
College of Notre Dame, S San
Francisco 34
College of Notre Dame, San
Jose 748
Colton Dental Association. . . 3
Columbus Brewery 70
Commercial and Savings
Bank, The
Commons Wm 736b
Compton, Kerr & Griffin 539
Conklin JC & Co 932
Connecticut Fire Insurance
Co of Hartford 22
Conover & Co 1076
Cook AO& Son 119,236
CookH N 119,217
Cook J S Dr 698
Cook LMrs 1064
Coon M F 183
Cooper J H&Co 667
Coo er Medical College 35
Cooper M L Dr 583
Corbitt & Macleay 1062
Corriveau L 211
Corvallis Gazette 996
Corvallis Marble Works 996
Cottage Hotel, San Diego, Cal 728
90
Index to Advertisements.
Cosmopolitan Hotel, Helena,
Mont 968
Cosmopolitan Hotel, Merced,
Cal 573
Cotton AT 828
Cotton Ben 254
Couch M Mrs 889
CoulsonNT 176a
Crawford F G 852
Crawford House, Willows, Cal 852
Crawford J A 982
Crimmins John 342
Cronan & Dunbar 276
Crosby C C 391
Cr vfctal Palace Tea Co 1 199
Curtis D B 995
Daily Union 474
Daily and Weekly Talk .. .1076
Davis Bros, Bergmann & Co. 32
Davis & Miller 655
Dav & Henderson 1005
Dealy J E 887
DeCelis E F 539
Decker Chas W 3
De"courtieux A 266
Degen L P 236
Delmas J 7366
De Martini & Cerighino 422
Denniston E G
Dennv Edward & Co. .back cover
D & R G W R R back cover
Detroit. Safe Co 14
DeTurk J G 540
Dickson, De Wolf & Co 43
Dietle Charles 12'
Digman John P 348
Divoll & Bray 795
Dixon, Borgeson & Co 832
DodgeN 268
Donahue, The, San Francisco 222
Donovan M L 736e
Dornin Geo D. .inside front cover
Dougherty W P 748
Dow Steam Pump Works. . . . 314
Drew A A & Co 584
Driscoll C E
Drury J S 1200
Dutton & Partridge 3366
Duncan J H 422
Dunne D 931
DyeE 327
Eagle Brewery 736rn
Eagle Foundry & Machine Co 931
Eagle Ho;el, San Luis Obis-
po, Cal 753
Eagle Hotel, Stockton, Cal.. 813
Easton T W Mrs 655
Edwards D F & Co 558
Edwards T M 219
Ehmann Chris 1201
Eitel E F Mrs 828
Eklund John P 26S
ElCapitan Hotel, Merced 1202
Elfendahl E 391
Eliason O L 930
Enterprise Planing Mill. . . . 733
Eppinger Louis 1064
Esler AM 96
Eureka Livery Stable, Los
Angeles 546
Eureka & Palisade R R 879
Evans Henry 28
Excelsior Windmill, .margin & 66
Exchange Hotel, Woodland,
Cal 859
Expi ess. The Weekl v 854
Fallon Hotel, The, Columbia,
Cal 42
FaPon James G 42'
Farmer's Hotel, San Jose . . 7362
Farrington, Hyatt & Co. . .
Faylor William A 613
Felker Wm 655
Feld J & Co back cover
Fenton H W 392
Fifth Street House, Sacra-
mento, Cal 705
Fireman's Fund
front c ver and 160
First National Bank, Fresno,
Cal 462
First National Bank, Helena,
Mont 9C9
First National Bank, Reno,
Nev 887
First National Bank of Stock-
ten 800c
Fischbeck & Glootz 1
Fisher L P 53
Folkers J H A & Bros,170,343,354
Fonda & Co 63
Foote Frank 930
Forbes & I'laisted 279
Ford George O 552
Foreman H A Mrs 1200
Forest House, Plymouth, Cal 655
FoibesGeoW 827
Fountain Hotel, Turlock, Cal 829
Foy Samuel C 540
FoxR D 736i
Frank Henrv 192, 193
Frank H W & Co 4
Franklin A 127
Fraser Martin 818
Frederick J 754
Freeman Clara M 810
Free Press 877
Freiermuth Geo A 113
French Hotel, Reno, Nev ... 889
French Hotel, San Luis
Obispo, Cal 754
Freud & Sons 165
Fiiedhofer Paul & Sons 217
Frver D F 641
Fuller & Day 541
Fuller J E 829
GalgianiVincent 800d
Galigher J E 304
Gait Gazette 464
Ganvard A B 459
GardnerLF 1058
Gardn-r Robert C 1021
Garrecht J J Mrs
Garrett T
Geantit A 266
Georgetown Gazette 466
Germain Joseph 899
German Land and Cattle Co. 5"
German Savings and Loan
Society .... 21
Getehell & Salcido 711
Gianettoni M 452
Giant Powder Co .. .margin line
Gibbens H L 33-'
Gibbs A 275
Gillespie C V 328
Oilman B 879
Gilman House, Portland, Orgl064
Girvin J W & Co .... .. 119, 236
Gladding, MeBean & Co . . .
.... 370, 974, 976, 1086, 1126
Gladding, MeBean & Co 6S
Globe Coffee and Spice Mills 543
Globe Iron Works Co 25
Gordan The Tailor .336b
Golden Eagle Hotel, Sac... 1201
Golden Gate Novelty and
Manufacturing Co 289
Go'den Shore Museum 1205
Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works 26
Goldsworthy John . . 541
Goodman George 100
Gordan Bros 343
Gouette Howard E & Co 46
Graf Bros 212
Gram Thysen 32
Grand Central Hotel, Hel-
ena, Mont 967
Grand Central Hotel, Los
Angeles, Cal 552
Grand Hotel, Santa Rosa, Cal 784
Grangers' Cooperative Bus-
iness Association 508
Graphic (The) 60B
Grave B& Co 148
Gray & Davis 600
Glass Works
Greeninger & Young 736j
Green E K 800ft
Greensfelder & Co front cover
Green Mrs 278
Greenbaum L 296
Greenleaf J L 340
Griffin John W 541
Grimmins John 542
Grover MM 410
Grover & Co 776g
Gunn D 729
Gunn W A & Co 8006
GuntherJ B 957
Gutenberger Wm 699
H C Shaw Plow Works . . opp 816
Haas Chas T 1064
Haak & Remmers 310
Hadley WE 727
Hairan Chas A 736d
Hai^ht Robert & Co 46
Hamelin A Mme 165
Hallis & Hays 310
Hamilton N Mrs 812"
Hampton & Kelley 800ft
Hanna & Wren 542
Hanniman F& J 551
Hansen M & A 305
Harris House 776c
Harrison , Wolff & Sherwood .
Hartley & Cornwall 800e
Harvey House, Plymouth, Cal 655
Harvey W C Mrs 655
Haskell C C margin line
Haskell CL 53
Hat Box (The) 278
Hauptli J 212
Hawley Brothers 94
Heilman Charles 1058
Heimburg E W Mrs & Co. . . . 223
Helena Business College .967
Henderson J B . 718
Henderson P 800
Henrv L M & Co 267
Herz Richard 888
Herzog L 194
Hibernia Savings and Loan
Society 19
Higgins .1 M 29
Higgins T J & Son 726
Hihn FA 777
Hill Robt R 96a
Hinehcliffe C W 868
Hinton & Howard 731
Hobbs, Wall & Co margin line
HoeferJP&Co 754
Hofburg Brewery 61
Hohman C S 776/
Holbrooke House, Grass Val-
ley 49
Hoi is& Havs 310
Holmes C H 702
Honey T Mrs 260
Hoops L W 642
Hopkins Academy 635
Horton House, S.>n Diego.Cal 727
Hoskin&Co 567
Hot<l Rhein, San Francisco 31
Index to Advertisements.
91
Hotel Del Monte, Monterey,
Cal 40
HouehinWH 392
HoweWO 672
Hughes & Braly 828
Hughes EC 310
Hulbert H W .... 466
Humboldt House, Elko, Nev. 877
Hutchins J P & Co 764
Independent (The) 769
Ingersoll George S 49
Ingersoll George S 1446
Ingham T S 62
International Hotel, San
Francisco
lone Valley Echo 49o
Ireland D C & Co 1021
Italian Musical Institute of
San Francisco 285
Iverness House, Reno, Nev. 889
Jackson T W & Co 148, 330
Jacoby Franz & Co back cover
James M Miss 45
Tanowski J A 850
lefferies P E & I W 164
Jefferson Hotel, San Jose. .. 776/
Jelly Samuel, margin line and 695
Jesse & Drew 337
Jessen Conrad 845
Jewell A M & Co 369
Jobe L A .1011
Johnson RJ 267
Jones FL 543
Jones H L 144a
Jones Gilbert E 864
Jones Tilden 850
Joshua Hendy Machine Works 33
Kaiser D 875
Karns Bros 716
Karski G 346
Eatzenstein E Mrs 1203
Katz Fred 138, 267
Keane Bros... .front cover, 177
Reiser & McGlashan 825
Keller Alexander 1205
Keller Frank 1059
Kellogg & Holder 494
Kelly Bros 165
Kelly J M Mrs 1200
Kenna R E Rev .771
Kerr David 63
Kerr William S 606
Kestler Martin 1199
Key City House, Albina . . 1202
Kieran A . 753
Kineaid Harrison R 1005
Kindborg & Anderson 736i
Kingwell Jos F 5
KingM 305
King's Art Gallery 305
Klein F
Klemm Charles 193
Kline Fred 888
Kline J
Klune & Floberg 674
Knack John 31
Koehler & Phillips 233
KockClaus&Co 51
Kohler & Chase . 304
Kolster F , . .
Kratzmer August 394
Krogh F W&Co 1206
Kuhl M 31
KunerA 329
Kysor & Morgan 543
La Cronica 539
Lafayette Hotel, Winne-
mucca, Nev
La Grave Clovis T 490
Lake County House, Middle-
ton, Cal 575
Lake House, Reno, Nev. .. . 887
Lang Joseph 877
Langland N P 337
Larson A J 5"7
Laurillard H 736fr
Lavin D D & Co 1059
Lawton W D & Co 331
Lazier D 736'r
Leek J J 812
LeetesWmM 888
Lee John & Co 56
Lemoine E 583
Leonard P H 128
Levy Simon 543
Lenzen Theo 736p
219 Lenzen Jacob & Son ,
Lichtenberger L 544
Li eber Louis 1204
LiudemannCH 233
Linforth James 119, 141,
181, 191, 230, 263, 335, 339, 364
LintottChas 268
Lion Fire Insurance Co (The)
inside front cover
Livellara L 544
Mechanics' Exchange Hotel,
Sarramento, Cal 703
Mechanics' House, Stockton,
Cal 812
Medical Department Univer-
sity of California 55
Meister A 1199
Melius James J 545
Men carini D 47
Merced Fxpress (weekly) 573
Mercer Walter J 591
Meussdorffer K 215,264
Mil er Bros 1061
Miller Louis 285
Miller L, Jr opp 368
Mills James E 700
Mills & Jones 304a
Minneapolis Lodging House. 800e
Miron John 812
Mish S Mrs 278
Mission Marble Works
Mitchell B C Mrs 726
Mitchell & Compton 474
Mitchler Bros 591
LockartJD 700J Mitchler Hotel, Murphy's,
Lodi Cyclone 507 Cal 591
Logan F L 1065 JMontag & Cleave 1062
London Tea Company 350 Montague W W
Longshore & Hughes 812
Lonkey O 892
Lorquin E F back cover
Loryea Brothers 736/
Lorquin E F 45
Los Angeles Fishing Co 651
Los Angeles Rubber Stamp Co 544
Los Angeles Storage, Com-
mission, and Lumber Co . . 542
Los Gatos Store 736a
Loughborough & Newhall . . . 106
Lowell Manufacturing Co opp 608
Lowney Jerry & Sons 147
Luckhardt C A 276
Luitwieler S W 549
Lukens E 776/
Lundy E A 776/
Macondray & Co 1207
inside back cover
MacCabe & Co 370
Macdonald M 100, 164
Mace R P 558
Mace's Hotel 558
Mackay Alex 146
Mahoney J Mrs 222
Malone J . . .
Manner GC
Mansion House, Stockton . . 800/
Mapes AS 657
Marincovich & Ruconioh 1059
Marsicano P & Co 2726
Marttll John
Martin Mrs 142
Marwedel C F 272a
Matthay H H & Co
Mautz Henry 1060
McAlester & Jones back cover
McCaw W F 1199
McClatchy James & Co
margin line
McCloskey J 368
McCreary & Co 1200
McCollum AM 702
McCraw Bros' 544
McElroy J W 755
McGreer Charles E 575
McKay Stewart 825
McKenney L M & Co 1198
McLean N 845
McNevin Captain E 5
McNicoll A J & Co 180
Meacham & Campbell 464
Mee Bros 718
230, 231, 264, 342, 353
Moore DC 302, 303
Moran MF 573
Moreing & Adams 583
Moretti & Trezzini . . margin and 8
Morgan Jacob 672
Morris I 346
Morse PR H
Morse P 726
M orshead Philip 784
Mosser John J 701
Mount Diablo Hotel, Con-
cord, Cal 431
Mountain Echo
Mowry Richard D 267
Moynihan & Aitken 128a
Muhs A 233
Muller F F 877
Muller The Optician margin
Munro John 221
Munro's Tavern 221
Mutual Life Insurance Co of
New York margin and 21
Mutual Self-Endowment and
Benevolent Association of
America 224a
Myer A W 160a
Myer AW 2246, 3526
Nanscawen & Co 840
National Bank of D O Mills
& Co 704
National Brewing Co 43
National Hotel, Jackson.. . . 62
Navigation School
Needham W C 736*
Neptune Baths, Santa Cruz 776d
Neumann S 285
Neumiller J 147
Nevada Central Railroad
Nevada Herald 600
Nevada Metallurgical Works
of San Francisco 276
NevinCW&Co 47
NevisM S 1205
New American Hotel,
Truckee, Cal 824
New Atlantic Hotel, S F 51
New Calaveras Cave 591
New England Furniture
Manufacturing Co 194
New England Soap Co 1
Newhall H M & Co 24
New Hammam Baths
New Hotel, Roseville, Cal . . . 672
92
Index to Advertisements.
Newman John M 606
New William Tell House, Sac-
ramento, Cal 702
New Wisconsin Hotel, S F. . 28
New York Offee House. 1062
New York Exchange Hotel,
San Jo-e 63
NeW York Photo Gallery .... 9 3S
New York Refinery Co w 61
New York Bakery j San Jose. 7366
Nichols A R 164
Nichols F P 728
Nicoll The Tailor . . margin and 347
Nielsen Bros 701
Niles 624
Notsinger Jacob 898
Norcross & Co 68
Northern Pacific Railroad . . .1068
Northwestern Mfg & Car Co. 1061
Norton E O & Co 1077
Norton W R 545
Norvell J A 573
Noveltv Stove Works 1062
NveFrankJ 812
Oakland Agricultural Works 633
Oakland Daily Evening Kx-
pretss . . . 60
Oakland Tribune 736s, 736«
Oakley AD 1203
O'Brien Maurice 747
O'Byrne & Co 734
O'Byrne MJ 730
Occidental Hote , Corvallis,
Org 996
Ocean Villa 776g
O'Kane J opp 368
Olive & Foster 776/
Orange Tribune 638
Orchard and Field Cultivator 845
Oregon & California RR 1066, 1067
Oregon Improvement Co. . . 1606
Oregon State Journal 1005
Oregon Vidette and Anti-Mo-
nopolist 1077
Orient Insurance Co
inside front cover
Ormsbv House, Carson City,
Nev." 875
Osborn W M 546
Overton House, Stockton,
Cal 812
Pacheco Flour Mills 643
PacheteauJ 1
Pacific Asylum
Pacific Axle Co 25
Pacific Bank. . 80
Pacific Business College.. 80 &336
Pacific Coast Scenery 44
Pacific CoaBt Steamship Co. .
Pacific Catholic (The) 50
Pacific Carriage Co 39
Pacific Cleaning and Dyeing
Works 1766
Pacific Collection Co 161
Pacific Electric Co margin
Pacific Hotel, Tulare City,
Cal
Pacific Hotel, San Jose 736o
Pacific Iron Works 736n
Pacific Machine Screw Works 54
Pacific Ocean House 776
Pacific Planing Mill 305
Pacific Planing Mills, Sac . . .1204
Pacific Rolling Mill Co 26
Pacific Saw Manufact'g Co.. 44
Pacific Transfer Co 776/
Pacific Water Cure 697
Palace Hotel, Reno, Nev 888
Palmer & Hughes 547
Palmer AW 545
Palmer Oscar 730
Paraffine Paint Co 294
Palmer & Rey opp 768
P & B Paint 294
Pardini & Co 186
Parisian Dyeing and Cleaning
Works 179
Parker J F 778
Parker J S 1205
ParmeteF J E 12 4
Parrott Mai t A 882
Parry Will H 1019
Parsons & Co 262
Pasquale B 319
Pecuck Amos 159
Pelham A 836
Penry Wm M 494
People's Line to Oregon .... 1064
Perkins 298
Perry H H 733
Peterson L front cover
Peters Wm J & Co 4
Pfau Brothers 736m
Phelps, Foster & Co 145
Pherson N J 667
Philadelphia Biewery 48
Philadelphia House, S F . . . . 31
Philip Robert 700
Phillips Madame 45
Piedmont Hotel 64
Pierson H H margin
Pillot G F 736c
Pioneer Boat House 60
Pipes ML 996
Placer A rgus 392
Placer County Republican.. 62
Plimpton F S 733
Plitt JD 64
Poheirs Joe. .front cover, 275, 347
Polivka J & Co 1203
Pool DM 800p
Pomona Progress 658
Pope House (The) 776i
Pope & Den n ing 507
Porter R W 1029
Ponland and Vancouver Pal
ace Stage Line 1058
Post-office Lodging House . . . 704
Pottet Henri & Co 187
Poulson & Co 3206
Prescott House, S F 30
Price M 45
Priest WC. 1202
Puget Sound Lumber Co.. 3, 462
Quinn J J 890
Ransome's Patents 162
Raphael & Schlessinger 800gt
Read Edward B 261
Redding Independent 667
Red Shoe Store, The 128
Redstone AE&Co 52
Redstone John H 52
Reed & Rinda
Reed & Torrey 386
Reed Robert 632
Reid John 275
Revere House, Butte City,
Mont 959
Richardson Bros 824
Richards W H 800d
Riedy C 56
Riley & Fellows 1061
Rinaldo Bros 736/
Rinebold J J 169
Rock John 736h
Robinson John 583
Rogers, Booth & Co 536
Rogers E P 755
Roman A 342
Ropers Miss 174
Roaeville Skating Rink 672
Rossi Henry 800e
Ross F H 578
Ross House, Modesto, Cal . . 579
Roth M 266
Rowland J S 839
Rued v & Murbach 705
Ruegg & Schlegel 122
Rueser Charles 3526
Ruffino & Bianchi 265
Russell &C-< 1060
Russell J 47
Russ Lumber and Mill Co. . . 733
Rust Edwin C 854
Sacco Lazzaro 562
Sacramento Bee margin
Sacramento Transfer Co 700
S icramento Trunk Factory. .1204
St Charles Hotel, San Bernar-
dino 716
St Charles Restaurant.. . 1158
St David's House margin
St George Hotel, San F 224a
St. Mary's College 6, 7
St Matthew's Hall 757
Salisbury & Bigelow 212
Salmon JS & Co 65
Samm & Co margin
Samm's Flouring Mills 634
Sampling Works 930
San Bernardino Times 717
Sanborn A B 494
Sanders M 547
Sanders Wm M 828
San Diego Lumber Co 726
San Diego Sun 732
San Diego Union 729
Sanford Farmer 842
San Francisco Glass Works 688
San Francisco Cordage Fac-
tory 42
San Francisco Bridge Co 64
S F & North Pacific R R. .. .58, &9
San Francisco Novelty Plat-
ing Co 306
San Francisco Pioneer Screen
Works 365
San Francisco Plating Works 198
San Francisco Stove Works. . 342
San Francisco Weekly Chron-
icle (The) 65
San Joaquin Brewery 813
San Joaquin Stables 810
San Jose Candy Factory 747
Santa Ana Standard 764
Santa Clara College 771
Santa Clara Co.lege opp 768
Santa Clara Valley Mill and
Lumber Co 748
Santa Cruz House 776a
Saw Co 327
Scandinavian Exchange Ho-
tel 736fr
Schenck W T Y 218
Schmid Jacob 703
Schmidt Label and Litho-
graphic Co 256
Schiele Chas M 736o
Schimp D V Mrs ... 260
Schmeers John 982
Schroder John G 130
Schuster Bros 842
Schwab & Zimmerman
Schwan Frank 214
Scott Horace H 279
Selbv Smelting and Lead Co 4
Sellman L 812
Selloli J A 65
Serres J & Co 371
SewellD&Co 38
Sharp B B Capt 2
Sharp Brothers 67
ShawH C 816
Shaw WE 147
ShjwWE 144a
Shawl C 330
Sheplar SH&Co 325
Sheridan Flouring: Mills 788
Sheridan T 198
Shields Aslachsen Robt 327
Shippers' Guide, Express and
Postal Directory 1137
Shrakkart Chas & Son. . ..3 4
Sibson, Quackenbnsh & Co.. 1053
Siferd & Hackney 1062
Simons Peter B & Sons 363
Simpson & Co 550
Skinker John 11
Skinker John 304b
Slavich John 1064
Smith CWM 304a,
SmithJR&Co 37
Smith & Watson Iron Works,
The 1062
Smith & Wilson 800e
Smyth W H front cover
Snow MM.. 556
Somerville R S 562
South End Pickle Works .... 304
Southern California Ins Co. .224a
Southern California Lumber
Co 731
Southern California Manufac-
turing Co of Los Angeles . . 543
Southern Pacific Co, North-
ern Division : 41
Southern Pacific Hotel, Fres-
no, Cal 459
South Pacific Coast RR 12, 13
Southworth & Grattan 813
Spalding H S 474
Spargo John 320a
Spaulding J & Co 145
Spaulding N W 827
Specialty Soap Co 46
Spencer F W & Co 372
Sperauza Signor D 285
Sperry Jennie Mrs 704
Spring Menzo 96a, 8
SprouleCH 877
Stamm GT 547
Stanfield D 736/
Standard Iron Bridge Co 60
Standish & Stark 642
Stanislaus Hotel, Modesto, Cal 684
Stanley Emma Mrs 1061
Starbird & Goldstone. 262
State Insurance Co, Salem, Orl077
State Rights Democrat 982
Steamer Telephone 1060
Stearns' Manufactuirng Co . . 49
Steinauer B 702
Stein Simon & Co 67
Stengel Louis J 551
Stevenson House, Los Ang's 548
Stevenson WW 548
Stikeman Brothers 776j
Stites & Nutting 982
Stockton Bus ness College. . .
back cover
Stockton Business College. . 8
Stockton Combined Harves-
ter opp 816
Stockton Iron Works 8006
Stockton Savings and Loan
Society 65
Stockton & San Francisco
Packet Co 10
Stockton Wheel Co 800/
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic
margin line
Stone Ed 1059
StowellJohn 800d
Stvahle Jacob & Co 120
Suie On & Co 705
Supplemental Index 96a
Surr & Winchester 725
Sutter Street House, San
Francisco 371
Swan & Jennison 584
Swan berg & West, front cover, 291
Swan's 323
Swanton House 776A
Sweeney N 275
>weeney N ?86!>
Sweetster & Alsip
margin line and 674
Swilling M L Mrs 694
Sylvar Jackson 776/
Taber I W 297
Tatum & Bowen....i 44
TebbettsG P 769
Telephone Dray Express Co. 1205
The Andrews, S L Obispo 67
The Auburn Hotel, Auburn,
Cal 391
The Butte Miner 958
Thorpe J M 748
Thomas F & Co 179
Thomas & Orahood 548
Thorson N back cover
Thors 298
Thrailkill William Oscar. . . . 302
Tidings (daily and weekly) . . 474
Tononi G 548
Trade Journal 545
Train & Whitney 981
Transatlantic Fire Insurance
Company of Hamburg 25
Transcript (daily) 600
Traube H 363
Trette C H 422
Trinity School.. inside back cover
Truckee Hotel, Truckee. ... 825
Truckee Republican 825
Truesdell(The)SanFr»ncisco 223
Truman, Ishani & Hooker.. .
margin line and 36
Trumbull R J & Co 329
TruworthyFM 82
Tubbs&Co 42
Tull Frank 392
Twiggs Belle Mrs 859
Union Iron Works 551
United States Dealers Protec-
tive Association and Mer-
cantile Agency 272a
United States Restaurant ... 39
United States Hotel, Oro-
ville, Cal 642
University of the Pacific 736a
Vanden burgh & Roberts 337
Van Ness & Agard 813
Van Winkle I S &Co, margin line
VatuoneA&Co 736?i
Vaughan J C 192a
Vincent Hotel, Corvallis, Or. 995
Visalia Delta (weekly) 840
Von Tiedemann E J T 363
Votaw A E Mrs 1203
Waas Henry 136
Wagener Henry 932
Wagner F C & Co 352a
Wagner Jos & Co . . 3
Wahl Christ 704
Walter J 395
Walter's Hotel, Bakersfield,
Cal 395
Warren's Embossed Glass
Works 197
Washington College 492
Washington Insurance Co
inside front cover
Watson vil e House, Watson -
ville, Cal 845
Watt R S & Co 549
Weber F H L 703
Weber J 122
Weis Louis 1064
Welch &Co 27
Wellington B F 180
Wells Emeline B 932
Wells, Fargo & Co 20
Wentscher A 734
Western Perfumery Co 296
West Side 1012
WetherbeeGeo M 728
Wetmore Brothers 2726
Wheatly WT 731
Wheeler & Burdick 164
White A 888
Whii e Henry J 1063
White Sulphur Springs Hotel,
Elko, Nev 877
Whitney Bros 732
Whitney C E & Co 168
Whitney & McKay 824
Wickman Bros 163
Widber J H 176
WiechersJohn P 431
Wieland John 48
Wigmore John margin
Wilder & Lowe 364
Wiley RE 1011
Wilkins House, Santa Cruz. 776*
Will & Finck
118, 119, 120, 167, 335
Williams, Dimond & Co 11
Williams Geo 549
Williams & Hynes 293
Willis Leo 1076
Wilshire W B & Co 3206
Wilson EN 148
Wilson Warren 732
Wilson W C 585
Wilton Frank 296
Wiseman J E 62
Witherlv Frank 776j
Witzel & Baker 273
Woman's Exponent 932
Woodward W A & Co 336a
WoodworthLC. 336
Worman & Lynch 1024
Wozencraf t & Cave 718
Wykes Herie Madame 174
Yam Hill Reporter 1021
Yocco J 736n
Yost&Wirth 813
Youn^ Samuel E
Zartman Wm & Co
Zeigenfuss CO . 958
Zimbelman & Matt 336
Zimmerman Max 223
Zwickel Conrad. 703
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California — San Francisco.
HJIWLIY BBOTHIB
BABDWAB1 CO.,
V\J
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hardware and Agricultural Implements.
THE " SCHUTTLER ,, WAGONS,
Racine Spring Wagons , Carriages and Buggies,
Hodges' Headers,
"Buckeye" Mowers and Reapers,
Steel Wheel and Wood Wheel Sulky Hay Rakes,
Perkins' Windmills, Barbed Fence Wire,
Plows, Cultivators, Drills, Seeders.
-FULL LINE OF-
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE,
-SPECIAL AGENTS FOK-
Wm. Mann's Red Warrior and Double-Bitted Axes,
Wheeler, Madden & Clemson s Cross-Cut Saws,
Hand Saws, Files, and Rasps.
H. DISSTON & SON'S Cross-Cut and Hand SAWS,
Batchelor and Diamond Brand Hay Header, & Manure Forks.
P. & T. Corbin's Rim and Mortise Locks, Knobs, Etc.
WARD & PAYNES and SORBEY & SON'S Sheep Shears,
ETC, ETC., ETC.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
301 TO 309 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
SAN FRANCISCO-
The metropolis of the Pacific Slope needs no description from us, abler pens
than ours having sung her praises. As a commercial center, San Francisco comes
to the front among the metropoli of the w orld. Situated, as the city is, on the
Pacific Ocean, we might say, with a harbor unsurpassed by any port in the
world — open the whole year round — offering shelter and safe anchorage to ships
of any draught. With a surrounding country, the most fertile and productive,
and with a system of railroads bringing the produce of the country to the sea board,
San Francisco invites the nations of the world to draw from the abundance of
California.
The energy which characterized the first settlers of San Francisco has been
handed down unabated to the present generation, and we have to-day a city, the
commercial importance of which is second to none of her size, and which bids
fair to become the second in the Union. The gro wth of San Francisco, in many
ways, has been greater the past year or two than for ten years previous, particu-
larly in new and handsome buildings, of which a large number have been erected,
and will remain as monuments marking an era of solid prosperity in the history
of the city.
The manufacturing interests of San Fraucisco have made marked progress
within the past two years, and the prospects are good for a «till greater increase
in the near future. The wild-cat speculation and two per cent per month days of
San Francisco are over, and capital is seeking legitimate employment in the en-
couragement of manufacture, and the furthering of her commercial interests
generally. '
The city possesses every convenience and comfort usually enjoyed by metro-
politan cities. Her streets are well graded and lighted with gas and the electric
light, and travel is facilitated by numerous horse and cable railroads, of which
latter mode of locomotion San Francisco is the pioneer city.
Her churches, schools, newspapers, libraries, and places of amusement are all
of the highest order. Her parks are small with one exception. Golden Gate
Park, a large tract reclaimed from the sand hills at an enormous cost, is four
miles in length, and possesses a conservatory rich with exotics and rare plants.
The drives in the park are beautiful beyond description, especially that through
the park to the far-famed Cliff House and seal rocks. While writing of parks, we
ought not to omit to mention the Presidio of San Francisco, which, under the
regime of General Pope, Commander of the Division of the Pacific, now retiring
from active army life, has become one of the most attractive places of resort in
the vicinity.
With her natural advantages and the enterprise and energy of her sons, San
Francisco has a bright future before her.
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Cali forni a — San Francisco.
IMPORTATION
IK 1884
32,725 CASES.
Genuine Aromatique,
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214 and 216 Market Street, San Francisco,
Hole, A gents.
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic CfSSUtt?
and Barbers.
San Francisco— Supplemental.
ACCOUNTANTS.
Sanders F E, 223 O'Farrell
Van Bokkelen W A M, 419
California, rm 26
ADVERTISING AGENTS
Shearer Geo D & Co (Geo D Shearer and
James Murphy) 121 Market
AGRICULTURAL IM
PLEMENTS
Frank Brothers, 319 Market
AMUSEMENTS.
Harbor View Park, R Herman
proprietor, cor Baker and Jefferson
ARCHITECTS
Hansen D, 411 Kearny, rm 2
Hendricksen B E, 218 Post
Newsom Samuel & Jos-
eph C, 504 Kearny cor California
ARTISTS-
Baxter F C, 432 Sutter
Cooper Astley D M, 344
Turk
Nahl H W, 318 Kearny
Shaw S W, 308 Phelan Building
ARTISTS' MATERIALS
Amos Currier, 103 Stockton
Herrman Cohen, 19 Dupont
Hill Robert R, 608 Market
Perry S A, 624 and 1025 Market
Send for Catalogue
IfcOBT. JEt. MILL,
603 MAEKET STREET.
ASBESTOS.
McCown BrOS, 42 Market
ASSOCIATIONS
California Society for the Suppression
of Vice, C R Bennett, 604 Merchant
DonderS C.IPC Trade Develop-
ment Association, 506 Battery
DOOley E T, superintendent Boys'
and Girls' Aid Society, 68 Clementina
Equity Benefit Associa-
tion, J N Russell Jr, SE cor Seventh
and Market
Italo-Pacific Coast Trade
Development Asso c i a-
tion, C Donders secretary, 506 Bat-
tery
Pacific Tanners' Associa-
tion, J Reed secretary, cor Sixth
and Townsend
San Francisco Medical Society, DrWE
Taylor pres, W W Kerr sec, 32
O'Farrell
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals, Nathaniel Hunter sec,
604 Merchant
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children, Nathaniel Hunter sec,
604 Merchant
ATTORNEYS AT LAW-
Benjamin P L, 528 California, rm 11
Blake M C, 204 Montgomery
Chadbourne J, 528 California
Chickering W H, 206 Sansome
Cousins William G, 534^ California
Durst J H
Fairweather J A
Carber, Thornton &
Bishop, 327 Pine
Hutchinson & McCutchen, 419 Cali-
fornia
Jahn A, 606 Clay
Kelly C E, 216 Sansome
MOOre ChaS H, 22 Nevada Block
MOWry Lyman I, 637 Kearny,
rm 12
Myers Edward, 509 Montgomery
Nygh, Fairweather &
Durst (W A Nygh, J A Fair-
weather and J H Durst) 216 Sansome
Nygh W A
Olney, Chickering fit
Thomas, 206 Sansome
Olney Warren, 206 Sansome
Packard A, 523 Kearny
Pennie J C, SE cor Kearny and Wash-
ington
BARNARD'S SSSSST 46° , «SiSft , 'S.F. Send for Circular.
MlPnil TUP Till RD 816 MARKET ST., S. F. SEND FOR SAMPLES OF NEW
lilUULL I IIL I III LU n, ttoods, and Self-measurement Rales -FREE.
966
San Francisco — Supplemental.
MANUFACTURER OF
ELASTIC CORK TRUSS,
12 First Premiums at the Mechanics' Institute Fairs, S. F.
ARTIFICIAL CORK LIMBS,
Braces for Spinal Curvature and all other Deformities, Abdominal,
Womb and Medicated Pile Supporters, which never fail to effect a cure.
Shoulder Braces, Breast Pads, etc. OFFICE, SHIEL'S BUILDING,
32 O'Farrell Street, up stairs, Rooms 4 and 5, San Francisco, Cal.
HOURS, 9 A. M. to 9 p. m. RESIDENCE, 424 O'Farrell Street.
Rearden F H, 636 Clay
Redding Joseph D, 302
Montgomery
Regensburger S H, 609 Sacramento
Rhodes A B, 16 Montgomery ave
RothSChild J, 509 Montgomery,
rm 4
SmOOt D L 509 Kearny
Thomas William, 206 Sansome
Udell Alva, 411 ^ California
Van Ness & Roche (T C Van Ness and
John J Roche) 206 Sansome
Wirt N S, 519 Montgomery
AUCTIONEERS-
Brodek, Seelig & Co, 319 and 321 Pine
NewhaM's Sons & Co 225
and 227 Bush
AXLE COMPANIES
Pacific Axle CO (J T Crossan
and William Hendry) 213 Mission
BAKERIES-
Axmann Leopold, 221 Fourth
Feyhl John, New Odd Fellows' Building
Goddard Gulford, 914 Valencia
Hellwig Fred, SE cor Dupont and Mor-
ton
Page & Falch, NW cor Turk and Market
Raisch Wm C, 142 Eleventh
Volz A & Bros, 28 Fourth
BAKING POWDERS
Cotrel Thomas Jr, 405 Front
Lievre, Fricke & Co (Isidore Lievre and
Chas and Geo C Fricke) 707 and J09
Sansome
Washington Manufacturing Co (Alfred
Adelsdorfer and Manfred Branden-
stein) 406 and 408 Clay
BANKS
Comptoir D'Escompte de Paris, F Coch-
inard agt
Farmers and Mechanics', 313 California
La Societe Francaise D'Epargnes efc de
Prevoyance Mutuelle, L C Bebin pres,
A Brand sec, 534 California
London and San Fran-
cisco- Arthur Scrivener manager,
422 California
MENZO SPRING,
MANUFACTURER OF THE BEST IMPROVED
-^ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.4-
OFFICE AND ADDRESS,
No. 9 Geary Street, San Francisco, Cal.
(Junction Kearny and Market.)
s Circular and Measure Blanks Combined,
^ FOR LEGS AND ARMS, «
^5 BVee to any Address on Application. S'
s Commissioned by the U.S. to furnish L imbs o ^Government Orders. =
S Artificial Limbs, repaired with Skill and Dispatch. Ci
it
TnrlcrkTi PsvottIai* IMPROVED." Used by all Railroads.
J UUSOIl JT OWU.Gr BANDMANN, NIELSEN &Ca, General Agents, S. F.
STOLTZ'S WALNUT COSMETIC SSS G KW«i^
SAN FRANCISCO
ABALONE SHELL JEW
ELRY.
Jackson R
Market
W, 518 Clay and 614
ACCOUNTANTS.
Bunker F R, Montgomery Block
Carter Jehn T, 108 Leidesdorff
Chaplin James, 1 California, rm 10
Cobden Thos S, 721 Market
De Clairmont R, 320 Sansome
Lutgen Chas F, 308 California
Page T W, room 53, Montgomery Block
Pope John F, 310 Pine, rm 18
Reimer Julius, 507 Montgomery
Scott Patrick M, 420 California
Stafford R, 620 Merchant
Tompkins M M, 436 California
Van Bokkelen W A M, 419 California
Van Brunt R N, 318 Pine, rm 6
Watson C H, 302 Montgomery
ADJUSTERS- INSUR-
ANCE.
Chalmers W L, 322 California
Cohen Jacob, 229 Kearny, rm 6
Farnsworth E P, 306 Sansome
Gibbs CVS, 318 California
Hunter S C, 315 California
Nichols S K, 410 California
Staples J W, 217 Sansome
ADVERTISING AGENTS.
Brown Daniel, 402 Montgomery
Dake Edward C, Merchants' Exchange
Dunphy T N & Co (T N Dunphy) 506
Commercial
Farrell Samuel B, 502 Wash-
ington
Fisher L P, 21 Merchants' Ex-
change
Kellogg G H, 330 Pine, rm 58
Macsorley A & Co (A Mac-
sorley) also distributers of advertis-
ing matter, 81 Stevenson
Martel J L, 636 Clay, rm 6
Miller Don F, 9 Post
Palmer & Rey, 405 and 407 San-
some
Robertson J D, 529 Clay
Sengstack H, 320 Sansome, rm 10
The Brooke Printing, Sign and Adver-
tising Co (Chas Brooke Jr, and Geo
C Brooke) 717 Market
Wade George W, 606 Mont-
gomery
ADVERTISING CARDS.
Roberts John W & Co (John W Roberts)
10 Post
AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENTS.
Baker & Hamilton, NW cor
Pine and Davis
Batchelor & Wylie, 37 Market
Berry & Place Machine Co,
8 California
Bolander L Ph, manufacturer
band and circular saw machines,
agricultural jobbing a specialty, 118
Mission
Bull Arthur W, 123 California
Case J I, A W Bull agt, 123 California
Frank Brothers (F A and G P Frank)
319 and 321 Market
Gloster & Davis Implement Co, 14 First
Hawley Bros Hardware Co
309 Market
Hawley D N & O A, 501 Market
Jackson Byron, 625-631 Sixth
Judson Manufacturing Co, 8 Pine
Mast P P & CO, 31 Market
McCormick Harvesting
Machine, Tiruman, Isham &
Hooker agents, 421-427 Market
Oliver Chilled Plow Works, A Listen-
berger mgr, 37 Market
BARNARD'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
46 O'FARRELL ST., 8. F.
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JllUlILL I ML I AILUK, tioocls, and Self-mei ■•
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San Francisco.
APO
Osborn D M & Co, 33 Market
RanSOme Ernest L, 402 Mont-
gomery
Rice Harvey W, 52-60 Bluxome
San Leandro Manufactur-
ing Co. Truman, Isham & Hooker
agents, factory 411 Mission
Single Shovel Plow Manufacturing Co,
A J Robinson mgr, 256 Market
Truman, Isham & Hooker
(Irwin J Truman, Alfred B Isham
and C Osgood Hooker) 421-427 Mar-
ket
Union Manufacturing and
M ach i ne Co, 1 1(5 Main
Wickson G G, 3S California
ALARMS-ELECTRO
BURGLAR.
California Electrical
Works, 35 Market
Klein John M & Co,
Montgomery
720
ALE AND PORTER.
Burnell & Turner, 519 Sacramento
Jackson T W & Co, 304 California
Klein JaCOb, agent London ale
and porter and Westminster sauce,
218 and 220 Davis
Stimke D & Seidemann,
Belfast Ginger ale
AMALGAMATING
PLATES.
California Electrical
WcrkS- 35 Market
Klein John M & Co,
Montgomery
20
AMUSEMENT, PLACES of.
Alcazar Theater, n* O'Farreii
Baldwin Theater, Al Hayman mgr, 932
Market
Battle of Waterloo (panorama) Albert
Pissis mgr, SW cor Eddy and Mason
Bay District Race Course, cor Twenty -
sixth and Lobos ave
Bay View Race Course, cor Seventh ave
and Fulton
Bella Union Theater, 805 Kearny
Bootz Park, Adam Bootz propr, Mission
Street Road bet Six and Seven-Mile
House
Bottle Koenig'sTheater, FKoenig propr,
217 Montgomery ave
Bottle Meiers Theater, 513 Pacific
Bush Street Theater, M B Leavitt
lessee and propr, 321 Bush
California Theater, n s Bush bet Kearny
and Dupont
Central Park, D R McNeill supt, SE
cor Eighth and Market
Chinese Theater (new) 623 Jackson
Cliff House, Geo E Sheldon propr,
terminus Point Lobos ave
Colosseum Theater, Stumer & Wickstrom
(Henry Stumer and Chas Wickstrom)
proprs, 901 Kearny
Cosmopolitan Gardens, Mission Street
road bet Ocean House road and
Onondaga ave
Eureka Theater, John Herber propr,
527 Kearny
Fountain Theater, Geo Schmitt propr,
SE cor Kearny and Sutter
Grand Opera House, John A Stevens
director and C Macgeachy mgr, Mis-
sion nr Third
Grand Theater (Chinese) 814 and 816
Washington
Hallinan's Cremorne
Theater, John Hallinan propri-
etor, Edward Homan manager, 771
Market
Harbor View Park, Rudolph Herman
propr, NW cor Baker and Jefferson
Music Hall, W C Erben propr, termi-
nus Park and Ocean Beach R R ■».
North Star Music Hall, c J
Chsestensen proprietor, 1005 Kearny
Ocean Beach Pavilion, Nick Hochguer-
tel propr, termiaus Haight Street aud
Ocean Beach R R
Olympic Theater, M M Baker propr,
105 Dupont
Palace Variety Theater, T F A Ober-
meyer propr, 120 Dupont
Recreation Grounds, cor Folsom and
Twenty-fifth
Seaside Gardens, P H Hink propr, e s
Baker bet Beach and Jefferson
Standard Theater, Cornelius & McBride
proprs, 320 Bush
Telegraph Hill Observatory, Telegraph
Hill R R Co mgrs, Summit Tel Hill
Theater Comique, Pacheco & Crane
(John Pacheco and Peter Crane)
proprs, NW cor Pine and Kearny
Tivoli Garden, Kreling Bros (Joseph
and William Kreling) proprs, 28-32
Eddy
Vienna Gardens, Aug Siegriest propr,
cor Stockton and Sutter
Wigwam Concert Gardens, Walter &
Co proprs, SE cor Stockton and
Geary
Woodward's Gardens, w s Mission bet
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
APOTHECARIES.
(See Druggists. )
Giant judson Powder,
Gelatine, an<l Gelatine Dynamites for Miners and
Railroads. Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Agts., S.F.
Truman Icham £ Monitor **l-4*9' Market Street, Sole AsentH for
IIHINOII, IMIdll! dt nUUKCI, l>edericli's Perpetual HAY ITKSSKS.
ARC
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ANTIMONY.
Anglo-American Antimony Association,
Thomas Mathison and George Chaffey
proprs, Berry bet Fourth and Fifth
ARCHITECTS.
Aston Geo P, 410 Kearny, rm 32
Babson Seth, 318 Pine, rm 37
Barry William McGill, 318 Pine
Bayless W H, 106 Leidesdorff
Bennett A A, Merchants' Exchange
Bestor Henry T, 207 O'Farrell
Bbdwell H H & Son, 211 Mission
Bordwell (Jeo A, 318 Pine, rm 36
Cappelletti G V, 6 Eddy
Clark J J, 408 California
Cleaveland H W, 6 Eddy
Clinch Bryan J, 629 Kearny
Copeland Wm G, 126 Kearny
Curlett & Cuthbeitson (Wm Curlett and
Walter Cuthbcrtson) 806 Market
Curtis John M, 528 California
Daley R H, 218 Post
Day Clinton, 310 Pine, rms 20 and 22
Depierre Emil, 334 Kearny
Devlin Charles J I, 330 Pine
Eisen & Peirce (Theodore A Eisen and
C V Peirce) 234 Montgomery
Gash John, 33 Merchants' Exchange
Gaynor John P, 309 California
Geddes Charles, 528 California
Geilfuss Henry, 33 Kearny
Hatherton Edward A, 6 Eddy
Havens Chas I, 121 Post
Hawkins James J E, 402 Montgomery
Henriksen B E, 218 Post
Hillert F, 620 Washington
Hoagland Wm C, 432 Montgomery
Hoffmann & Knapp (V Hoffmann and
J A Knapp) Montgomery Block
Huerne & Everett (Prosper Huerne and
Oliver Everett) 126 Kearny
Kenitzer & Rami (C W Kenitzer and
E T Raun) 601 California
Kidd John T, 531 California, rm 9
Laver Augustus, 327 Pine, rm 19
Littlefield J H, 126 Kearny
Lutgens A C, 331 Montgomery, rm 16
Macy Henry C, 208 Kearny
Marquis John, 39 Sutter
McDougall B & Son (B and Charles C)
330 Pine, rms 61, 62
Miller George H, 324 Pine, rm 9
Mitchell Harold D, 126 Kearny
Moore Wm P, 217 Sansome
Mooser William, 334 Kearny
Newsom J J & T D, 36 Merchants' Ex
Newsom S & J C, 504 Kearny
Patton William, 411i California
Pelton John C Jr, ll'OJ Sutter
Percy & Hamilton (Geo W Percy and
F F Hamilton) 318 Pine, rm 36
Pissis Albert, 217 Sansome
Portois P, 519 Montgomery
Praun W, 218 Post
RanSOme Ernest L, 402 Mont-
gomery
Salfleld & John (D Salheldand
Emil John) 216 Kearny, rms 4, 5, 6
Sanborn Clarence, also
builder, and solicitor of patents, 6
Eddy
Schetzel Marx P, St Ann's
Building, 6 Eddy
Schmidt P R, 103 Post
Schrof William, 217 Sansome
Schropfer A, 6 Turk
Smith William F, 318 Pine, rm 22
Snyder A A, NE cor California and
Sansome
Swain Edward R, 6 Eddy
Voelkel Geo E, 331 Kearny
Wagoner Luther, 318 Pine, rm 38
Welsh Thomas J, 302 Montgomery
Wolfe James E, 240 Montgom-
er}", rms 11-13
Wright & Sanders (John Wright and
G H S Sanders) 418 California
ARTESIAN WELL BOR-
ERS.
Prag Martin, 125 Clay
Wilder & Lowe (J w Wilder
and J W Lowe) 140 Fifth
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
Cailleau & Manescau (A Cailleau and V
Manescau) 856 Mission and 922 Mar-
ket
De Garay T L Mrs, 644 Filbert
CoehHng Adolph, 913 Mission
Spencer J C, 1024 Market
Zibelin E Mme, 941 Folsom
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
Beeman William, 32 O'Farrell
Malone James, 3i 6 Fifth
Spring MenzO, 9 Geary
ARTIFICIAL 1EGS.
• 1 Motion, without strinsrs <
-This Leg: has a
Universal Ankle
Motion, without strings or cords to eet out
of order. STRENGTH, DURABILITY, LIGHT-
NESS AND PRICE are the great recommenda-
tions of this Leg. I apply my Universal Ankle
Motion to legs of other makers .
J. MALONE,
316 Fifth Street, corner Fifth and Shipley,
San Francisco.
CT nil/ID'Q 190 Rooms > 715 Howard St., nr. Third, San Francisco. ' Single rooms 50
V I • UHIIUO, cents per night. Daily papers on file. Hot baths free.
OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH. ttfeSStm
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California Artificial Stone
Paving CO, E Judson president,
Albert H Reichling secretary, Geo
Goodman manager, 404 Moatgomery
Cranolithic Paving Co 422
Montgomery
Macdonald M> artificial stone
side-walks, concrete, etc, 19 Montgom-
ery (see adv)
Ransome Ernest L patentee
and manufacturer of artificial stone
and concrete, 402 Montgomery
M. MACDONALD,
Office Hours from 12 to 1 P. M.
No. 19 Montgomery St., San Francisco.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Artificial Stone,
SIDEWALKS,
CONCRETE AND EUREKA STONE
SE WER PIPES, E TC.
CALIFORNIA
I ARTIFICIAL STONE PAVING CO.
SCHILLINGER'S PATENT.
GEORGE GOODMAN, - Manager.
404 Montgomery St., S. F.
ARTISTS.
Alexander Henry, 31 Post
Art Association and School of Design,
430 Pine
Brown J E Mrs, 120 Sutter,
room 78
Burgess Geo H, 126 Kearny
Bush Norton, 31 Post
Cadenasso G, 33 Kearny
Campion S M Mrs, 216 Bush
Cobden Thomas S, 721 Market
Cook A O Mrs, 126 Kearny
Danielwitz Carlotta E- 6
Eddy
Davis J S, 112 Stockton
, DeLorme H Mrs, 806 Market
Denny G J, 40S California
DepierreEmil, 334 Kearny
; Donovan J P, 126 Kearny
Dozier E N Mme art school,
1517 Market
Eastman Emily R Mrs, 11 Kearny
Eisenschimel Carl, 6 Eddy
Field T, 9 Post
Fish F A Mrs, 8 Montgomery ave
Fitch H A, 1021 Polk
Frassi A, 729 Montgomery
Gould O Mrs, 616 Post
Gray W V, 320 O'Farrell
Hamilton Charles A, S06 Market
Hill Thomas, 31 Post
Holt M J, 806 Market
Hopps Nellie Miss, 728 Montgomery
H U nt P J, manager Polk Street Art
Depjt, 1530 Polk
Irving M K, 1819 Polk
Jenks Albert, 806 Market
Keith Wm, 417 Montgomery
Kendrick Humphrey B, 305 Kearny
Kipps Alfred, S06 Market
Koch J, 339 Kearny
Levy Samuel, 1005 Post
Monaco J B, 7 Montgomery ave
MoorM H, 1217 Polk
Mooser William, 334 Kearny
Moretti & Trezzini (fresco)
806 Market
Morton Albert, soe Market
Nahl A, 318 Kearny
Narjot Ernest, 1500 Taylor
Noonan J & Co, 931 Mission
Orvis H F Mrs, 11 Kearnv
Otto Ernest A, 6 Eddy
Oviatt M Miss, 131 Post
Penniman Ellen A Miss
(portrait and landscape) also teacher
of all branches, 6 Eddy
Peters Chas R, 408 California
Rockwell Elizabeth A, 806 Market
Rode Emil, room SS, Montgomery Block
Rogers Anna E Mrs, 120 Sutter
ROUSe Charles S, ideal artist,
6 Eddy
San Francisco Art Association, J R
Martin asst sec, 430 Pine
Shaw Albert C, 806 Market
Shaw Stephen W, 806 Market
Smith L Miss, 729 Montgomery, rm 4
Snow & Co (Frank C Snow) 12 Post
Stanton John A, 408 California
Straus M, 14 Dupont
Tojetti D, 223 Leavenworth
Tucker H S P Mrs, 228 Post
Williams Virgil, pres Art School, 209
Geary
Wood A M, 6 Eddy
ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
BaSS T J & CO, 14 and 16 Ellis
Hueter Bros" & Co, SW cor Second and
Market /
Hunt E J, 1530 Polk
IP VAST HI\kl,H & CO.
. O. 413-415 Market St.
IRON, STEEL & HEAVY HARDWARE
STOLTZS WALNUT COSMETIC
Darkens Gray or Sandy Hair and Whiskers
to Perfection. Does NOT WASH OFF
ART
San Francisco.
ASS
101
Morris & Kennedy (W Morris and J F
Kennedy) 19 and 21 Post
Noonan J & Co, 931 Mission
Perry S A & Co (S A Perry) 624 Mar-
ket
Snow & Co (Frank C Snow) 12 Post
ASBESTOS.
McDearmOtl Wm, manager
Pacific Branch Salamander Felting
Co, 402 Montgomery
Ml ei*rell I L, asbestos roofing and
paints and materials, soapstone, mas-
tic roofing, and paints, 316 Townsend
Salamander Felting Co
(Pacific Branch) Wm McDearmon
manager, 402 Montgomery
ASPHALTUM WORKERS.
Bonnet B & Co, cor Montgomery ave
and Jackson
Duncan Geo & Co (Geo Duncan) 652
Market
Fiske H G, 827 Market
Larkin & Flaherty (Thomas Larkin and
Richard Flaherty) 35 Post
Merrell I L. 316 Townsend
Miller Henry W, proprietor New
England Combination Roofing Co, 15
Jessie
Neuval Francis N, Pacific As
phaltum Works, 420 and 422 Jackson
New England Combina-
tion Roofing CO, Henry W
Miller proprietor, 15 Jessie
Pacific Asphaltum Co, f n
Neuval proprietor, 420 and 422 Jack-
son
Perine N P, 28 New Montgomery
Scheerer Jos & Co, 1628-1634 Market
Schottler H, 1730 Market
Walton Nelson C, 219 Mission
Western Cement and Asphalt Co, office
333 Montgomery
Whittier James E, 410 Townsend
Wilson W H, 113 Jessie
ASSAYERS.
Falkenau & Reese (L Falkenau and H
W Reese) 328 Montgomery, rm 16
Hanks Henry G, state assayer, 212 Sut-
ter
Irelan William Jr, Merchants' Ex
Johnston Wm D, also chemical
laboratory, 113 Leulesdorff
KuStel & CO (H Kustel) 318 Pine
(basement)
Luckhardt C A & CO, 23 Ste-
venson
Price Thomas, 524 Sacramento
Reichling F, 404 Montgomery
Selby Smelting and Lead
Co> 416 Montgomery
Strong & Co (G W» and W L Strong)
10 Stevenson • y *
Walker Wm H, Montgomery Block
Wenzell W T & Co, 1" Drumm
ASSAYERS MATERIALS
Allen JamesC, also agent Joseph
Dixon Crucible Co, 106 Davi? V.
Caire Justinian, 521 Market
Luckhardt C A & Co,23$te-
venson
Taylor John & Co (John and H
R Taylor) 112-118 Pine
ASSOCIATIONS AND SO
CIETIES.
Ancient Order United Workmen, H G
Pratt Grand Recorder, 6 Eddy
Associated Veterans of Mexican War,
514 Bryant
Austrian Benevolent Society, 71 New
Montgomery
Blacksmiths' Protective Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Board Of Trade, James B Stet-
son president, Jules Cerf first vice-
president, Moses Greenebaum second
vice-president, Moses Heller treasurer,
Henry L Smith secretary, James H
Shankland attorney, 202 Market
Bohemian Club, J B Crockett sec, 430
Pine
Boys' and Girls' Aid Soci-
ety, E T Dooley superintendent, 68
Clementina (will remove to cor Baker
and Grove)
British Benevolent Society of Califor-
nia, J P McCurrie sec, 531 California
Builders' Association, 330 Pine, rm 11
Canadian Association, Adam Gilliland
sec, 121 Eddy
Catholic Mutual Beneficial Association,
Wm F Watson sec, 806 Market
Cercle Francais, E Dubedat pres, 105
Stockton
Eddy & Leavitt (rebate alliance)
45 Phelan Building
Eintracht Athletic Club, Philo Jacoby
pres, Frank Menzer sec, H Schubert
treas, 316 Post
Eintracht Eund, 316 Post
Eureka Benevolent Society, Leo Eloes-
ser sec, 414 Clay
Gambrinus Benevolent Society, John
Hakler pres, 510 Bush
German General Benevo-
lent Society, Eugene Romer
general agent, 535 California
Hobbs, Wall & Co,, steamer Crescent City, ua«*..,*i
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Eintracht Hall, 3Fti'Posfc
Golden Gate Boat C\ai>, Long Bridge
Grand Lodge"! OOF, W B
Lyon secretary, SW cor Seventh and
Market
Immigration Association
Of California, Arthur R Bnggs
president, Paul Oeker European agent
and assistant secretary, 10 California
Improved Order of Red
•Men, 320 Post
Independent Order of Odd
FellOWS, SW cor Seventh and
■ Market
ftalian Bersaglieri Mutual Benevolent
Society, E C Palmieri sec, 625 Broad-
way
Jewelers' Mutual Aid Association, 417
Kearny
Knights of Honor, Win H Barnes Grand
Dictator, C H M Curry Grand Pie-
porter, G Eddy
Lumbermen's Protective Association,
71 New Montgomery
Manufacturers' Associa-
tion of California, object to
develop and extend manufacturing
interests, W T Garratt president,
Geo C Hickox secretary, office 43
Merchants' Exchange
Masons' and Builders' Association, 314
Montgomery
Mercantile Law Associa-
tion, 320 Sansome
Milkmen's Mutual Aid Protective Asso-
ciation, Geo C Smart pres, A T Noble
sec, 35 Eddy
Miners' Association of California, L L
Robinson pres, W A Skidmore sec,
320 Sansome
Mutual Self-Endowment
and Benevolent Associa-
tion of America, Pacific Coast
Department, Samuel G Hilborn presi-
dent, W H Ward secretary, 305
Kearny
National Home and Loan Association,
N Schlesinger sec, 516 Market
Native Sons of the Golden West, 320
Post
Odd Fellows' Cemetery Association,
office Phelan Building
Odd Fellows' LibraryAsso-
ciation, George A Carnes libra-
rian, SW cor Seventh and Market
Olympic Club, Alcazar Building, 116
O'Farrell
Order of Chosen Friend?, 6 Eddy
Pacific Club (the) NE cor Post and
Dupont
Pacific Coast Seaman's Union, 217
Broadway
Pacific Coast Jersey Cattle Club, John
W Coleman pres, Robert Beck sec
and treas, 327 Pine
Portuguese Protective and Benevolent
Society, 510 Bush
Retailers' Protective Un-
ion, y A Bonstia general manager,
T P Noble superintendent, 432 Mont-
gomery
Riggers' Protective Union,
71 New Montgomery
San Francisco Mutual Loan Association,
A Sbarboro sec, 529 Washington
Scandinavian Society, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Ship Joiners' Association, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Shipwrights' Association, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Steainshipmen's Protective Association,
W B Fisher agt, 104 Market
Swiss Sharp Shooter's Benevolent So-
ciety, 808 Pacific
Union Club, 50S California
United Californians, 417 Kearny
United Friends of the Pacific, J Mere-
dith Davies Grand Councilor, Abbie
E Wood Grand Sec, 6 Eddy
United Order of Honor, E B Cutler seg,
331 Montgomery, rms 26 and 27
Verein Eintracht, 316 Post
West Oakland Mutual Loan Associa-
tion. A Sbarboro sec, 526 Merchant
Young Men's Christian Association, G
W Gibbs pres, H J McCoy gen sec,
232 Sutter
Young Men's Hebrew Association,
Feintuch Morris pres, Max Goldman
sec, 211 Sutter
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Abbott John E, 314 Montgomery
Abraham & Schlesinger (Isidore Abra-,
ham and Bert Schlesinger) 410 Mont-
gomery
Aekerman C L, 426 California
Adams Amos C, 806 Market
Adams John Q, 604 Clay
Aiken W H, 509 Kearny
Allen J M, 426 California
Allen W H, 637 Kearny
Allen W W, 230 Montgomery
Allman Alphonso, 636 Clay, rm 17
Alter C E, 655 Washington
Ames Fisher, 607 Kearny
Ames Pelham W, 320 Sansome
Anderson N D, 438 California
Andros Milton, 224 Sansome
Applegate J H, 729 Montgomery, rm 2
Ash Robert, 601 California
Ashby E W, 502 Montgomery
Ashe R P, 418*California
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Babb Milton E, 330 Pine, rm 44
Baggett W T, 522 California
Bahrs George H, 220 Sansome
Baker S, 306 Pine, rm 10
Ball A E, 39 Merchants' Exchange
Barber Win, 320 Sansome
Barbour Clitus, 8 Montgomery ave
Barham, Halsted & Bolton (J A Bar-
ham, J L Halsted and A E Bolton)
215 Sansome
Barnes W H L, 426 California
Barrows & Dare (W H Barrows and J
T Dare) Phelan Building, 806- Market
Barry Thomas F, 217 Sansome
Barstow A, 430 California
Bartlett C, 12 Montgomery
Barton W C, 523 Montgomery
Bates G E, 407 California
Bates J C, 434 California
Baum & Gradwohl (M C Baum and
Maurice Gradwohl) 401 California
Belcher W C, 520 Montgomery
Belknap D P, 604 Merchant
Bell Francis V, 426 California
Bell John P, 652 Market
Benjamin A F, 419 Kearney
Bennett, Wigginton & Creed (N Ben-
nett, P D Wigginton and W H
Creed) 330 Pine, rms 24-27
Bergin Michael, 432 Montgomery
Bergin T I, 38 and 39 Nevada Block
Berlin F A, 420 Montgomery
Birdsall S T, 402 Montgomery
Bishop D L, 120 Sutter
Bishop T B, 327 Pine
BiShop & Watt (W W Bishop
and James Alva Watt) 306 Pine,
rms 7 and 8
Black Alfred P, 211 Sansome
Blake & Blake (M C and M B) 204
Montgomery
Blakeman T Z, 420 Montgomery
Blanding G, 324 Pine
Blanding William, 324 Pine, rm 7
Blaney E W, 526 Montgomery
Blood J H, 304 Montgomery
Boa It John H, 438 California
Bodtish Wm H, Montgomery Block
Boland James I, 604 Merchant
Bolton A E, 215 Sansome
Bouestell C K, 73 and 74 Nevada Block
Boone J L, 320 California
Booth A G, 328 Montgomery
Booth Wm F, 252 Market
Borden Rhodes, 230 Montgom-
ery, rms 14 and 15
Borden Sheldon, 324 Pine, rms 15-21
Bos worth Wm, 432 Montgomery
Bowie Henry P, 302 Montgomery
Boyce Isaac G, 606 Montgomery, rm 7
Boyd J T, 324 Pine
Bradley Henry W Jr, 604 Clay
Bradley T, 420 Montgomery
Brandon F D, 528 California
Brandon Joseph R, 604 Merchant
Brandt I B L, 306 Pine, rm 5
Brewer J H, 430 California
Brittan N J, 109 California
Brosius E S, 520 Montgomery
Brumagim J W, 34 Nevada Block
Bryant Charles W, 306 Pine, rm 11
Buckley Geo D, Montgomery Block
Buhlert Julius, 605 Clay
Bulkeley L E, 603 Washington
Bull Franklin P, 234 Montgom-
ery, rms 5, 6, 7
Burch J C, 318 Pine
Burke W G, 402 Montgomery
Burnett Isaac, 314 Montgomery
Burnett J M (Sawyer & Burnett) 420
California
Burnett & Bartlett (W C Burnett and
Columbus Bartlett) 12 Montgomery
Burns M, 622 Clay and 625 Merchant
Byrne JasK, 3io Pine
Cabaniss Geo H, 606 Montgomery
Campbell Alex Jr, 636 Clay
Campbell Alexander Sr, 530 California
Campbell D Y, 530 California
Campbell E L, 230 Montgomery
Campbell Ceo D, 230 Mont
gomery, rms 18 and 19
Campbell Henry C, 530 California
Campbell <fc Sanderson (Colin Campbell
and A A Sanderson) 530 California
Campion B W, 426 California
Carey, Sullivan & Sullivan (James C
Carey, D T Sullivan and J D Sullivan)
rms 7-10 Montgomery Block
Carson James G, 314 Kearny
Carson John B, 344 Kearny
Gary James C, Montgomery Block
Castelhun & Firebaugh (F
J Castelhun and H C Firebaugh) 528
California
Cavagnaro Joseph F, 522 Montgomery
Cavendish Henry M, 526
Kearny
Chapman & Slack (Wm H Chapman and
Chas W Slack) 320 California
Cheney Warren, 310 Pine, rm 32
Chetwood J Jr, 224 Montgomery
Chickering & Thomas (W
H Chickering and William Thomas)
214 Sansome
Chretien John M, 230 Mont-
gomery, rm 20
Clark Jos, 502 Montgomery
Clark L S, 224 Montgomery
Clark Samuel J, Montgomery Block
Clark Samuel J Jr, 506 Battery
Clarke Alfred, Old City Hall
Clement H N, 420 Montgomery
Clement R P, 420 Montgomery
Clunie & Knight (Thos J ciunie
and George A Knight) 401 California
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Cobb M G, 103 Montgomery
Coffey John J, 619 Montgomery
Coffey Joseph F, 636 Clay, rm 32
Cohen A A, 320 California
Cohen Alfred H, 320 California
Cole Cornelius, 506 Battery
Colo Edward P, 806 Market
Cole Willoufthby, 506 Battery
Collins George D, 522 Montgomery
Collins John A, 526 Kearny
Cdton A 0, office old City Hall
Comte A Jr, 534i California
Conlan C T, 629 Montgomery
Coogan T C, 310 Pine, rms 36 and 38
COOk Carroll, 67 and 6S Nevada
Block
COOk Wm Hoff, 67 and 68 Nevada
Block
Cooney Michael, 405 Kearny
Cope & Boyd (W W Cope and James T
Boyd) 324 Pine, rms 11-14
Cormac TEK, 3is Pine
Cotton Aylett ft, 230 Montgomery
Cowdery & McCutchen (J F Cowdery
and E J McCutchen) 302 California
Craig A, 609 Sacramento
Craig & Meredith (William Craig and
J H Meredith) 328 Montgomery
Creed W H, 330 Pine
Creighton Charles, 606 Montgomery
Crittenden James L, 240
Montgomery, rms 9 and 10
Crockett Kobert, 319 California
CrOWleV T J, Phelan Building, 806
Market
Cummins A H, 507 Montgomery
Curran Thomas E, 331 Montgomery
Cutler E B, 330 Pine, rms 53 and 54
Dahms Edward J, Montgomery Block
Daingerfleld W R, also coun-
cilor-at-law, 234 Montgomery
D'Ancona A D, 402 Montgomery
Daney Eugene, 26 Montgomery
Dare J T, Old City Hall
Darwin Charles B, 636 Clay,
rms 17-20
Davis Henry H, 420 California
Days J M, 526 Kearny
Deering F P» New City Hall
Deering Jas H Jr, 523 Montgomery
Deering & Barton (F P Deer
ing and W T Barton) 523 Montgom-
ery
De Las Casas J B, 637 Kearny
Del Mar Eugene. 806 Market
Delmas D M, 327 Pine, rms 6 and 7
Desbeck John, Montgomery Block
Deuprey Eugene N, 214 Sansome
Devine A E, 606 Montgomery,
rm 16
Dibble H C, 61 U S Appraiser's Build-
ing
Dickinson John H, 401
Montgomery
Dolan John M, Montgomery Block
Dorn & Dora (M A and D S) 601
California
Douthitt D William, 318 Pine, rm 39
Doyle, Galpin & Scripture (John T
Doyle, P G Galpin and H D Script-
ure) 432 Montgomery
Drown A N, 621 Clay
Dudley Edward T, 641 Merchant
Dunand & Hornblower (Louis F Du- \
nand and F A Hornblower) 331 j
Montgomery, rms 12 and 13
Dunne Peter F, 420 California
Dunne & Davidson (P F Dunne and W
W Davidson) 420 California
Dunne & Morbio (J I Dunne and P A
Morbio) 715 Clay
Dupy O G, 315 California
Durst J H, 216 Sansome
Dwinelle S H, 526 Montgomery
Dwyer John J, 220 Sansome
Dwyer J P, 310 Pine, rms 14 and 16
Edp'erton Henry
Eels Charles P, 316 California
Eickhoff Henry, 309 California
Eisner Milton S, 323 California
Englander L, 647 Merchant
Eno Frank, 528 California
Estee M M, 419 California
Estee & Wilson (M M Estee and
Ramon E Wilson) 419 California,
rms 18-20 and 27
Evans Oliver P, 230 Montgomery
Eyre Manuel, 220 Sansome
Fair weather J A, 216 Sansome
Fassett J F, 230 Montgomery, rm 23
Ferral Robert, 526 Montgomery
Ferral Walter, 641 Merchant
Ferral & Stevens (Walter Ferral and
W F Stevens) 641 Merchant
Fifield Wm H, 230 Montgomery
Filkins George E, 330 Pine
Finlayson F G, 220 Sansome
Finley T E, 427 Montgomery
Firebaugh H C. 528 California
Fitton Walter H, 306 Pine, rm 10
Fitz Maurice Wm M rm 6
Montgomery Block
Fleming J T, 426 California, rm 4
Flint William C, 216 Sansome
Flood Noah F, 504 Kearny
Flournoy George, 401 California
Flournoy George Jr, 401 Cali-
fornia
Flournoy John, 230 Montgomery
Flournoy & MhOOn (George
Flournoy and John B Mhoon) 401
California
Foote W W, 310 Pine, rms 36 and 38
FOX & KellOgg (Charles N Fox
and M B Kellogg) 530 California
Frank George W, 323 California
Frank Nathan H, 224 Sansome
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Frank & Eisner (Geo w Frank
and Milton S Eisner) 323 California
Freeman A C, 407 California
Freeman, Bates & Rankin
(A C Freeman, George E Bates and
George A Rankin) 409 California
French Frank J, 528 California
French W L, S06 Market
Friedenreich D, 426 California
Furlong N, 402 Montgomery
Gallagher A E, 318 Pine, rm 7
Gallagher Walter, 636 Clay
Galpin P G, 422 Montgomery
Garber Eugene R, 327 Pine
Garber John, 327 Pine
Garber, Thornton & Bishop (John Gar-
ber, Harry I Thornton and Thomas
B Bishop) 327 Pine
Gartlan James, 331 Montgomery
Gear H L, 310 Pine
Gibson W F, 230 Montgomery
Gibson & Flournoy (Wm f Gib
son and Jno Flournoy) 230 Montgomery
Gilbert Wm, 534^ California
Gillespie C V, 402 Montgomery
Gillin George B, 214 Sansome
CatC net! J M, register in bank-
ruptcy, 636 Clay
Goad William F, 606 Montgomery
Goff C P» 606 Montgomery
Goldner Alfred C, 309 California
Goodfellow W S, 230 Montgomery
Gordon G W, 320 Sansome, rm 19
Gordon Geo F, SW cor Montgomery
and Commercial
Gordon & Young (Geo F Gordon and
Edward B Young) SW cor Mont-
gomery and Commercial
Gorham Geo C Jr, 53 Nevada Block
Gorham Sherwood F, 324 Pine
Gough H Dorsey, 603 Washington
Gradwohl Maurice, 401 California
Graef Carl T, 623 Commercial
Grant William, 520 Montgomery
Graves Walker C, 606 Montgomery
Gray Frank J, 526 Montgomery
Cray & Haven (Giles H Gray and
James M Haven) 530 California
Greany John T, 318 Pine, rm 34
Green E F, 328 California
Grey C V, 406 Merchant
Gunnison A J, 328 Montgomery
Gunnison & Booth (Andrew J Gunnison
and Andrew G Booth) 328 Montgom-
ery, rooms 9 and 10
Gurnee Clinton, 306 Pine, rm 4
Haft E E, 806 Market
Haggin James B, 49aud51 Ne-
vada Block
Haggin Louis T, Nevada Block
Haight George W, 207 Sansome
Hall H E, 623 Commercial
Hall John C, 16 Nevada Block
Halstt d J L, 215 Sansome
Hall & Rodgers (John C Hall
and Arthur Rodgers) 1, 16 and 27
Nevada Block
Hanlon Chas F, 806 Market
Hardin CHE, 331 Montgomery
Harding J W, 704 Montgomery
Harding R T, 316 California
Hardy Lowell J, 26 Montgomery
HarkneSS M M, «l| California
Harmon John B, 402 Montgomery
Harpham George E, 414 California
Harrison Edward C, 204 Montgomery
HarriSOn R C» 230 Montgomery
Harrison Robert, 401 California
Hart Wm H H, 230 Montgomery,
rooms 23 and 24
Hartog Edward, 636 Clay
Hasbach Henry," 606 Merchant
Haskell D H, c<>r Fourth andTownsend
Hassett M C, 806 Market
Hastings EOF, 310 Pine, rm 41
Hastings R B, 418 California
Hatch Charles E, 507 Montgomery
Haven James M, 530 California
Hawes Horace, 330 Pine
Hayes CeO R B (Stanly, Stoney
& Hayes) 604 Clay
Haymond Creed, cor 4th and Townsend
Hebbard J C B, 309 California, rm 19
Heinlen G A, 306 Pine, rm 9
Henderson J H, 306 Pine, rm 13
Henry Samuel H, 623 Montgomery
Hent R W, 605 Clay
Herrin W E, 310 Pine
Herrmann JaS, 409 California
Hetzel Selden, 426 California, rm 9
Heydenfeldt Sol, 34 Nevada Block
Heydenfeldt Sol Jr, 34 Nevada Block
Heynemann A, 310 Pine
Heynemann & Gear (A Heynemann and
H L Gear) 310 Pine, rms 26, 29, 31
Hlghton Henry E, 528 California
Hdborn S G, 59 U S Appraisers' Building
Hittell T H, Montgomery Block
Hobbs Walter S, 502 Mont
gomery
Hoburg Frank T, 324 Pine, rms 1 1-14
Hoeffer Geo F, 27 Geary
Hoefler L M, 327 Pine
Hoffman Ogden, Appraisers' Building
Hoffman Southard, Appraisers' Building
Hoge C J, 4 Montgomery Block
Hoge J P, 5 Montgomery Block
Holcomb W W, 131 Montgomery
Holden Joseph, 704 Montgomery
Holladay C R, 519 Montgomery
Holland Christopher F, 328 Montgomery
Holland N, 605 Clay
Holliday Samuel W, 636 Clay
Holmes Walter G, 606 Montgomery
Horan M S, 629 Kearny
Hornblower F A, 331 Montgomery
Houghton RE, 315 California
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Houghton S C, 51 J^ Appraisers' Build-
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Howard C G, 509 Kearny
Hudson Geo, 87 Montgomery Block
Humphreys John T, 323 Kearny
Hunt A B, 306 Pine, rm 9
Hurlbut Geo M, Brooklyn Hotel
H USted F M, 006 Montgomery
Hutchinson Ely 1, 325 Montgomery
Hutchinson Joseph, 520 Montgomery
Hutton H W, 606 Montgomery •
Hyde Frederick A & Mar-
cus D, 623 Commercial
Hyde George, 640 Market
Hyde Henry C, 41 1^ California
Hyde Marcus 1), 623 Commercial
Irving H P, rm 82 Montgomery Block
Jackson Chas H, 426 California
Jacobs Myer, 315 California
Jarboe, Harrison & Goodfellow (J R
Jarboe, R C Harrison and W S Good-
fellow) 230 Montgomery
Jarrett I E, 523 Kearny
Jellett J H, 320 California
Jennings CM, 318 Pine, room 13
Jewett Thomas M, 59 Appraisers' Build-
ing
Joachim sen H L, 402 Montgomery
Johnson Rodger, 806 Market
Jordan William H, 324 Pine, rm 10
Kellogg M B, 530 California
KellOgg Sheldon C, 431 Cali-
fornia
Kelly Joseph P, 34 Nevada Block
Kennedy Frank, 523 Kearny
King C H, room 3 Montgomery Block
Kirk Joseph, 636 Clay, rm 17
Kirkpatrick Edward, 609 Sacramento
Klumpke J G, 43'J Montgomery
Knapp Edwin G, 420 Montgomery
Knight George A, 401 California
Knott W W, 328 Montgomery
Kowalsky Henry I, 502 Montgomery
Ladd & Finlayson (P B Ladd and F G
Finlayson) 220 Sansome
Lambert Gilman, 320 Sansome
Lambert John S, 320 Sansome
I Lambert W R, 841 Market
Lande Edward, 426 California
Langhorne & Miller (J P Langhorne and
J H Miller) 408 California
Latimer & Morrow (Lorenzo D Latimer
and William W Morrow) 75 and 77
Nevada Block
Lawrence E A & G E, 330 Pine
L iwler James, Old City Hall
Le BretOll A J. 217 Sansome,
rm 14
Leggett Joseph, 420 California
LeSSer J M. 327 Pine, rms 9, 10
Leverson M R, 420 California
Leviston William & George, 6 Mont-
gomery ave
j Levy Walter H, City Hall
ALL High Explosives
Lewis & Bonestell (J F Lewis and C K
Bonestell) 73 and 74 Nevada Block
Lezinsky George, 327 Pine, rms 6, 7
Lindenberger Wm E, 12 Montgomery
Linforth E J, 502 Montgomery
Lloyd John, 41H California
LlOyd & Wood (R H Lloyd and
W S Wood) 9-13 Nevada Block
Loewenthal & Suter (Max Loewenthal
and Daniel Suter) 419 California
Loewy William, 310 Pine, rm32
Louderback Davis, 607 Kearny
Loughborough Alex H
(Loughborough & .Newhall) 507 Mont-
gomery
Loughborough & Newhall
(Alex H Loughborough and W Mayo
Newhall) 507 Montgomery
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LOUGHBOROUGH 8 NEWHALL,
LAW OFFICE,
507 Montgomery St. , San Francisco, Cal.
Love John L, 116 Leidesdorff
Low Arthur F, 530 California
Low C A, rm 23 Montgomery Block
Low«nberg Harris, 318 Pine, rm 27
LOWenthal H H, 411J California
Lynch Edward, 324 Pine, rm 4
Lyons Timothy J, 636 Clay, rm 5
MacCrath M J, 504 Kearny
Maguire James G, 74 Montgomery Block
Mann Seth, 420 California
Marshall E C, 121 Post
Marshall F W, 121 Post
Martindale Law Associa-
tion, A Provo Kluit manager, 320
Sansome
Mastick, Belcher & Mas-
tick (E B Mastick, W C Belcher
and J W Mastick) 520 Montgomery,
over Sather & Go's Bank
Mastick E B, 5 - 20 Montgomery
Mastick Geo H, 520 Montgomery
Mastick J W, 520 Montgomery
Matthews Hiram W, 316 California
Matthews W, 23 Kearny
Matthews Wm, 120 Sutter
Maxwell Geo H, 60 Nevada Block
McAllister Hall, 38 Nevada Block
McAllister & Bergin (Hall McAllister
and T I Bergin) 38 Nevada Block
McCann M, 214 Sansome, rm 29
McCeney Julius C, 419 California
McClellan R Guy, 331 Montgomery
McClure David, 526 Montgomery
McClure & Dwinelle (David McClure
and Samuel H Dwindle) 526 Mont-
gomery *
ARE IMITATIONS OF GIANT POWDER
Ban J maim, Nielsen & Co., Gen. Agents, S. F.
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McCrea George P, 704 Montgomery
McCrea Henry, 215 Sansome
McCutcheon E J, 302 California
McElhinny P H, 715 Clay
McElrath J E, 230 Montgomery
McEntee Thos M, 534£ California
McGauhy John F, 120 Sutter, rm 54
McGraw E W, 318 California
McJunkin H K, 402 Montgomery
McKee S B, 121 Post
McKee Samuel B Jr, 327 Pine
McKinne B, 420 Montgomery
McKinstry E W, 121 Post
McKoon Hosmer P, 328 Montgomery
McKoon & Towle (Hosmer P McKuon
and Geo W Towle) 328 Montgomery
McNally Frank H, Nevada Block
McPherson Alex, 41 Kearny, rm 34
McPike H C, 310 Pine
Mee James, 508 Montgomery
Mee Joseph, 508 Montgomery
Meeks W, 509 Montgomery
Meldon O F, 329 Kearny
Meredith J H, 328 Montgomery
Merrill Annis, 59 Nevada Block
Merzbach F C, 426 California
Mesick R S, 00 Nevada Block
Merrill George B, 315 California
Mesick & Maxwell (R S Mes
ick and George H Maxwell) 60 and
61 Nevada Block
Meux J P, 240 Montgomery
Meyer Martin S, 330 Pine
Mhoon J B, 401 California
Miller J H, 408 Montgomery
Mills W H, 307 Montgomery
Mitchell R B, 606 Kearny
Mitchell & Ricketts (R B
Mitchell and A H Ricketts) 606
Kearny
Mogan P J, 9 Bost and 608 Market
Mone J J, 13 Nevada Block
Moore Chaa H, Nevada Block
Moore Elliott J, Montgomery Block
Moore Joseph H, Montgomery Block
Morbio P A, 715 Clay
Morgan Ben, 330 Pine, rm 9
Morgan H M, 214 Sansome
Morgenthal Anthony,' 103 Montgomery
Morrison A F, 402 Montgomery
Morrison R F, 121 Post
Morrow William W, rm 76
Nevada Block
Mosebach F C, 331 Montgomery
Moses Montague T, 310 Pine, rm 45
Mott Wm H, Montgomery Block
Mowry Lyman I, 637 Kearny
Mulford H S, 330 Pine, rm 42
Mullany Mich, 520 Montgomery
Mulville N B, 533 Kearny
Murphy P G, 214 Sansome
Myers Edward, 331 Montgomery
Myrick M H, 121 Post
Nagle James L, 511 Montgomery
Nagle P B, 511 Montgomery
Napthaly B F, 655 Washington
Napthaly Joseph, 426 California
Nagle & Nagle, 511 Montgomery
Napthaly, Freidenrich & Ackerman
(Joseph Napthaly, D Freidenrich and
Chas L Ackerman) 426 California
Neale Vincent, 328 Montgomery
Needles A P, 534^ California
Neumann Paul, 309 California
Newhall H C, 504 Kearny
Newhall W M, 507 California
Newlands F G, 426 California
Newlands & Allen (F G Newlands and
J M Allen) 426 California
Newman B B, 729 Montgomery, rm 3
Newmark N, 315 California
Nichols Dorson, 623 California
Nicholson W A S, 623 Montgomery
Nolen M J, 519 Montgomery
Nougues Charles E, 4ii|
California
Nougues Joseph M, 4iu
California, rms 13-15
Nowlin T W, 230 Montgomery
Noyes B, 224 Montgomery
Noyes & Chetwood (B Noyes and J
Chetwood Jr) 224 Montgomery
Nygh W A, 216 Sansome
Nygh, Fairweather & Durst (W A
Nygh, J A Fairweather and J H
Durst) 216 iSansome
O'Brien M L G, 432 Montgomery
O'Brien T V, 402 Montgomery
O'Brien & Morrison (Thos v
O'Biien and A F Morrison) 402 Mont-
gomery
O'Connell D A, Montgomery Block
O'Donoghue M F, 318 Pine, rm 7
Olney Warren, 310 Pine
Olney & Byrne (Warren Olney
and James K Byrne) 310 Pine, rms
35, 37, 39, 41
Osborne G W Jr, 40 Nevada Block
Osment T M, 310 Pine, rm 28
Otis Frank, 520 Montgomery
Page Chas, 316 California
Page James D Jr, 315 California
Page & Eells (Chas Page and Chas P
Eells) 316 California
Parker C H, Montgomery Block
Pay son W H, 619 Kearny
Peck James F, 402 Montgomery
Perkins James C, 427 Montgomery
Perry George H, 621 Clay
Perry Henry, 230 Montgomery,
rm 16
Phelan J P, 327 Pine
Philbrook Horace W, 530 California
Phillips J B, 636 Clay, rm 22
Pierson Wm M, 609 Sacramento
Pillsbury E S, 324 Pine
Pillsbury & Blanding (E S Pillsbury
and Gordon Blanding) 324 Pine
ST. DAVID'S, 190 Rooms,
715 Howard St., nr. Third, S. F. Price per night, 50
cents, 75 cents, and $1; per week, from $2 upwards.
ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VITJE, BOXWOOD.
JOHN wu.iioki:.
133 sp.-iir Street, S. F.
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Piatt H G, 402 Montgomery
Pllinkett WlTI A, 530 California
Pomeroy Carter P, 211 Sansome
Poole John P, 426 California
Powell H A, 207 Sansome
Pratt L E, 330 Pine, rms 49 and 50
Preston E F, 310 Pine
Preston & McPike (E F Preston and
H C McPike) 310 Pine
Pringle Edward J, 522 Montgomery
i Proctor George A, Nevada Block .
Queen ChaS L, 434 California
Quint Leander, 603 Washington
Rankin Ceo A, 407 California
Ratten bury W H, 224 Mont
gomery
Rawlins Ben T, 310 Pine
Raymond Albert, Nevada Block
Reade William, 216 Sansome
Redding Joseph D, 302 Montgomery
Reddy Patrick, 330 Pine
Regensburger I) H, 408 California
Reid Henry H, 636 Clay
Reinstein J B, 217 Sansome
Rhodes A L, 430 California
Rhodes & BarstOW (A L Rhodes
and Alfred Barstow) 430 California
Richardson E F, 420 Montgomery
Rieketts A L, 606 Kearny
Riordan T D, 6 Montgomery ave
RJX Alfred, 606 Montgomery ,
Rixford E H, 528 California
Roberts John H, 414 California
RobinSOn C P, 310 Pine, rm 42
Robinson Crittenden, 339 Kearny
Robinson J A, 509 Montgomery
Robison James L, 32^ Geary
Roche John J, 420 California
Rockwell A L, 420 Montgomery
Rodgers Arthur, 1, 16 and 27 Nevada
Block
Rogers Daniel, 604 Merchant
Rogers Robert C, 607 Montgomery
Rogers S L, rm 35 Montgomery Block
IJi'senbaum S, 302 Montgomery
Rosenbaum & Scheeline (S Rosenbaum
and S C Scheeline) 302 Montgomery
Rosenthal Joseph, 420 Montgomery
Rosenthal Marcus, 318 Pine, rm 7
Ross E M, 121 Post
Rothchild J M, 315 California
ROthSChild Joseph, 604Clay
Royal VVm, 318 California
Royce C E, 507 Montgomery
Royce & Cummins (C E Royce and A H
Cummins) 507 Montgomery
Salomon Edward S, 331 Montgomery
Sanderson A A, 530 California
Sargent A A, 2)6 Sansome
Sargent A A & Stone (A A Sargent and
F M Stone) 216 Sansome
Savage L E, rms 75-77 Nevada Block
Sawyer Alonzo, Appraisers' Building
Sawyer E D, 420 California
Sawyer L S B, Appraisers' Building
Sawyer & Burnett (E L> Sawyer and
John M Burnett) 420 California
Sayers William F, 214 Sansome
Scheeline S C, 302 Montgomery
Schlessinger Bert, 410 Montgomery
Scripture H D, 422 Montgomery
Scrivner J J, 320 California
Scrivner & Boone (J J Scriv-
ner and J L Boone) 320 California
Searle A C, 502 Montgomery
Sears Henry, 306 Pine, rms 1 and 2
SeatOn D M, 417 Kearny
Seawell James M, 509 Kearny
Seligman M, 511 Montgomery
Severance J G, 331 Montgomery
Severance & Travers (J G Severance and
Chas E Travers) 331 Montgomery
Shackleford T J, 310 Pine, room 40
Shadburne Ceo D, 429 Mont
gomery
Shafter Jas McM, Montgomery Block
Sharp Louis H, 215 Sansome
Sharp Wm B, 407 California
Sharp William H , 407 California
Sharpstein J R, 121 Post
Sharpstein W C, 31 Nevada Block
Shaw A D, 530 California
Shortridge Samuel M 234
Montgomery, rms 5, 6 and 7
Shuck O T, 509 Kearny
ShurtleffC A, 419 California, rm 27
Sieberst H G, 20 and 21 Nevada Block
Simmons James E, 207 Sansome
Sinclair S F, 432 Montgomery
Slack C W, 320 California
Smith C W M, 224 Sansome
Smith G Frank, 502 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Smith James F, 806 Market
Smith K M, 432 Montgomery
Smith Sidney V, 224 Sansome
Smith Wm O, 401 California, rm 2
Smoot D L, 509 Kearny
Smyth J H, 623 Montgomery -
Southard J B, Old City Hall
Spiller Frank F, 622 Clay
Spinetti J A, 629 Kearny
Spinetti M L, 629 Kearny
SplivalO A D, rm 72 Montgom-
ery Block
Stafford H J, 224 Montgomery
Stafford Wm F, 224 Montgomery
Stanly J A, 604 Clay
Stanly, Stoney & Hayes
(John A Stanly, Thomas P Stoney
and G eo R B Hayes) 604 Clay
Stetson E G, 315 California
Stetson & Houghton (Edward G Stet-
son and R E Houghton) 315 California
Stevens W F, 641 Merchant
Stewart W M, 310 Pine
Stieglitz John, 729 Montgomery, rm 3
S.
VAN WINKLE A CO.
413-415 Market St.
IRON, STEEL & HEAVY HARDWARE
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Stewart & Herrin (William M
Stewart and William F Herrin) 310
Pine, rms 23-25
Stone F M, 216 Sansome
Stonehill E B, 619 Kearny
Stoney T P, 604 Clay
Stonehill & Payson (E B Stonehill and
W H Payson) 619 Kearny
Stow W W, 408 California
Stranahan F E, 6 Montgomery ave
Stratton Frederick S, Nevada Block
Straus Gaston, 320 California
Stretch R H, 420 Montgomery
Stuart J as F, 606 Montgomery
Stuart Wm A, 606 Montgomery
Sullivan Daniel, 806 Market
Sullivan Daniel T, Montgomery Block
Sullivan Frank J, 806 Market
Sullivan J D, rm 7 Montgomery Block
Sullivan Matt I, 331 Montgom-
ery, rms 6 and 7
Suter Daniel, 419 California
Sutherland F E. 323 Kearny
Swain R M, 636 Clay
Swift Charles J, 306 Pine, rms 12, 13
Swortfiguer E F, 606 Montgomery
Talcott Harvey D, 319 California
Tauszky Edmund, 216 Sansome
Taylor E R, 207 Sansome
Taylor James M, 410 Montgomery
Taylor R H, 609 Sacramento
Taylor & Craig (R H Taylor and
A Craig) 609 Sacramento
Taylor'& Haight (Edward R Taylor and
George W Haight) 207 Sansome
Teare Philip, M jntgomery Block
Thomas Wm, 214 Sansome
Thompson A W, 401 California
Thompson Henry, 522 Montgomery
Thompson L E, 401 California
Thompson R, Montgomery Block
Thome Isaac, 330 Pine, rm 43
Thornton H I, 320 Pine
Thornton J D, 121 Post
Thornton & Merzbach (Crittenden
Thornton and F H Merzbach) 426
California
Tiernan P J, Montgomery Block
Tilden H J, 806 Market
Tilden & Tilden (Harmon J and Charles
L) 806 Market
TirtlOt W M, 217 Sansome, rm 7
Titus Daniel, 306 Pine, rms 1 and 2
Tobin & Tobin (Richard and Robert)
8 Montgomery
Tompkins Fred W, 320 California
Toohy D J, Old City Hall
Touchard Albert, 604 Clay
Touchard Gustave Jr, 507 Montgomery
Travers C E, 331 Montgomery
Troutt James M, Old City Hall
TrUSSeaU P C, 533 Kearny
Turn Suden Otto, 519 Montgomery
Tuska Wal J, 302 Montgomery
Tyler & Tyler (Ceo W and W B)
318 Pine, rms 23-25
Van Duzer A P, Montgomery Block
Van Dyke William M, 3io
Pine, rm 32
Van Loben SelS P J, 530 Cal-
ifornia
Van Ness T C, 339 Kearny
Van Reynegom F W, 26 Montgomery
Van Schaick L H, 606 Montgomery
Verdenal J M, 318 Pine, rm 39
Vincent Geo T, 230 Montgomery
Voorhees James. 405 Kearny
Wade William P, 230 Mont
gomery
Wagner Theo, 417 Kearny
Wagner Wm S, 405 Kearny
WaitZ A ( and collection office) 606
Clay
Wakeman E H, 211 Sansome
Wall John A, 522 Montgomery
Wall & Collins (John A Wall and
George D Collins) 522 Montgomery
Wallace & Hastings (R B Wallace and
R P Hastings) 418 California
Ward J W Jr, 204 Montgomery, rm 12
Waterman F H, Montgomery Block
WatSOn W W, 606 Montgomery
Watt James Alva, 306 Pine
Waymire James A, 402 Mont-
gomery
Webb H Watson, 647 Merchant
Week W, 509 Montgomery
Wells George R, 17 Nevada Block
Wells William S, 207 Sansome
Wendel J F, 806 Market
Wentworth Geo A, 606 Montgomery
Whaley John D, 432 Montgomery
Wheaton Milton A, 414 California
W T heeler Alfred, 511 California
Wheeler E D, 328 Montgomery, rm
Wheeler Harold, 621 Clay
Wheeler James, 604 Merchant
Whitcomb Frank R, 330 Pine
White Martin, 37 Montgomery Block
Whittemore D H, 318 Pine
Whitworth J M, 120 Sutter
Wiggin Marcus P, 207 Sansome
Wiggin Samuel B, 216 Sansome
Wiggins Wm H Jr, 530 Cali-
fornia
Wigginton P D, 330 Pine
Wilbur Clinton, 806 Market
Wilcox John L, 407 California
Wilkins John H B, 224 Montgomery
Williams George N, 309 California
Wilson Chas E, 420 California
Wilson Edgar M, 207 Sansome
Wilson J N E, office Old City Hall
Wilson R E, 419 California
Wilson Sam M, 202 Sansome
WilSOn & WilSOn (Samuel M,
Russell J and Mountford S) 202 San-
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BAG
Wilson T K, Old City Hall
Winans Joseph VV Jr, 604 Merchant
VVinans & Belknap (Joseph VV Winans
and David P Belknap) 604 Merchant
Wirt N S, 519 Montgomery
Wittram Chas, 224 Montgomery
Wood Joseph M, 704 Montgomery
Wood W S, 9-13 N. vada Block
Worley A E T, 116 Leidesdorff
Wright R Percy, 310 Pine, rm 12
Wright Selden *S & George T, 71 and 72
Nevada Block
Wright John A, 318 Pine
Wright & Cormac (John A
Wright and T E K Cormac) 318 Pine,
rms31, 32 and 33
York W M, 120 Sutter
York & Whitworth (W M York and
J M Whitworth) 120 Sutter
Young E B, cor Montgomery and Com-
mercial
Zeigler Wilbur G, 432 Montgomery
AUCTIONEERS.
Astbury John, 104 Ninth
Bendit Samuel, 538 California
Benjamin Elias, 809 Market
Bovee, Toy & CO, 19 Montgomery
Butterfield William, 32 and 34 Eddy
Davis, Haber & Co (Geo H Davis and
H I Haber) 115 Battery
DaviS R D W & CO, also com-
mission merchants, 21 1 Pine
Dore Maurice & Co, 410 Pine
Gray Geo N & Co (Geo N Gray) 747
Mission
Green R I, 631 Mission
Creenebaum & Co (J and s
Greenebaum and J B Lather) 115 and
117 Bush
Hirschfeld J N, 333 and 510 Kearny
Jonas, Nathan & Co, 323 Kearny
Jones S L & Co (E D and S L Jones)
207 and 209 California
Killip & Co (J N Killip, Chas M Chase
and James Howard) 116 Montgomery
Lam SOn CeO F, 425 Kearny
Levy Charles & Co (Charles Levy) 537
California
Lindo J & Co, 611 California
Ludington Geo C, 22 Montgomery
Lyon & Kinsey (J L Lyon and C W
Kinsey) 314 Montgomery
Mansfield M & Co, 326 Pine
Newhall's Sons & Co (E W and W S
Newhall) 225 and 227 Bush
Pauson H, 517 Pacific
Pearlman J M, 25 Turk
Reinstein O, 32 and 34 Eddy
Rogallo & Tobias (Martin Rogallo and
M L Tobias) 503 Moutgomery ave
Rollins R R, 344 Kearny
Simmons M J, 1320-22 Market
Spear EdwardS & Co (Joseph S Sr,
Joseph S Jr and G L Spear) 729
Market
Terry Joseph T & Co (Joseph T and
John C Terry) 747 Market
AWNINGS.
Anderson & Co, m Clay
Burton VV H, 706 Mission
Gentil S, 826 Broadway
Neville & CO, 31 and 33 California
Kossiter James, 104 Francisco
Toulouse & Delorieux (B Toulouse and
G Delorieux) 620 Commercial
AXLE GREASE.
Allen James C, iog Davis
Lambert & Greene (Win Lambert and
Chas Greene) 144-148 Natoma
Martin's Challenge Axle Grease, W H
VVorden pr<>pr, 223 Sacramento
New York Refining Co, E B
R.ead agent, 16 First
BABBIT METAL MANU-
FACTURERS
Morrow & Strong, 117 First*
Selby Smelting and Lead
Co, 416 Montgomery
Tatum & Bo wen 25-31 Main
Weed & Kingwell, 125 First
BADGES.
Pasquale Benoit, 650 Washing-
ton and 967 Howard
Rudolph ChaS, enameler on
gold and silver, enameling Masonic
jewels, badges etc. Re-enameling
watch cases and bracelets, and general
dealer in enamel, 112 Sutter
BAGS AND BAGGING IM
PORTERS
Ames & Detrick (J P Ames and E
Detrick) 19 and 21 California
Anderson & Co, m Clay
California Jute Manufact-
uring CO, 312 California
Koshland S & Co (Joseph Marcus Jr,
and Simon Koshland) 22S California
Lemmon & Callego (Geo Lem-
mon and R C Gallego) 30S California
Neville & CO (Ceo H Bryant, S A
Neville, and C M and T F Osborn)
31 and 33 California
Pohe George, 51 Sacramento
White & Lissak (Wilson White
and A H Lissak) 312 California
Wright Georgl H, 211 Commercial
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Droecoe Truman, Isham & Hooker, 421-427 Market St. Hay, Hide,
rlCddCb. HOP, WOOL., RAG. and ORCH1LLA PRESSES.
BAKERIES
Adam Herbert, 1049 Howard
Ahem C, 316 Folsom
Amlung Anna Mrs, 159 Sixteenth
Andleur J Mrs, 1009^ Stockton
Andrews J C, '2912 Sixteenth
AnkerS C, proprietor New York
Bakery and Restaurant, 626 Kearny
Atame P, 921 Harrison
Bagala Leo, cor Twenty -fifth and Ala-
bama
Bailey EF, 1127 McAllister
Baker Win, 1036 Clay cor Mason
Band Stephen, 409 Union
Bassert A Mrs, 1242 Folsom
Batavia Mrs, SW cor Folsom and Eighth
Bay Gottlieb, 245 Third
Beauxis Jean, 1305 Powell
Becker Charles, 508 and 510 Sixteenth
Beier P Mrs, 1711 Market
Bell A Mrs, 907 Bryant
Beni G, 639 Broadway
Berg Caroline F Mrs, 500 Grove
Bernstein H, 410 Sixth
Beniteau C, NE cor O'Farrell and Hyde
Biermann Julius, 1216 Pacific
Black P W Mrs, 410 Larkin
Blair William, 1523 and 1525 Market
Blanchard Frank, 1507 Market
Block F & Co (Frederick and Christian
Block) 2932 Sixteenth
Bloess Charles, 2007 Hyde
Blum Henry, 1817 Powell
Bock Jos, 923 Folsom
Bofina Josephine Mrs, 19 Taylor
Bohle William, 420 Fourth
Borchers E Mrs. 104S^ Folsom
Bowker C A Mrs, 1007 McAllister
Bowman John F, 337i Turk
Bradley Josie Mrs, 237^ Fifth
Brady Mary Mrs, 826^ Twentieth
Branagan P J, 1 1 24 Larkin
Braun Jacob, 320 Eighteenth
Brendlin A, 113H Mission
Brock Mary Miss", 333A Fourth
Brodin Emma Mrs, 325"i Fifth
Brun J H, 418 O'Farrell
Buckley David J Mrs, 428 Folsom
Buhl Charles, 24 Third
Buss John G, SE cor Seventeenth and
Dolores
Byrnes S A Mrs, 2130 Fillmore
CadoganElleo, 348 Fifth
Callahan Ellen Miss, 310 Third
Callender H A, 1501 Devisadero
Cavanagh Tillie Mrs, 606 Third
Chabat Emile, 906 Pacific
Chad bourne T J, 1412-1420
Dupont
Cheignon Adolph Mrs, 814 Howard
Chenhalls Lizzie Mrs, 1140 Howard
Christ & Frahm (Robert Christ and
Henry Frahm) 9 Stockton
Cilley M M Mrs, 217 Sixteenth
Clark Annie Miss, SW cor Nineteenth
and Shotwell
Clinton M Mrs, 450 Sixth
Cogle J P Mrs, 254 Fourth
Coles A D, 133 Ninth
Collins B, 539 Fourth
Collopy James, 953 Bryant
Cook Benjamin, 1326 Howard
Cooper Henry, 2819i Mission
Cooper Selina Mrs, also sta-
tionery, 2549 Folsom
Copeland Catharine Mrs, 124 Twenty-
fourth
Corrigan A Mrs, 418i Seventh
Corrigan Kate, 188 Fourteenth
Craven A Mrs, 412^ Geary
Crowhurst S G, 630 Nineteenth
Cunningham Henry, 442| Third
Curley Patrick Mrs, NW cor Nine-
teenth and Shotwell
Curran M, 717 Brannan
Darcy John, 911 Buchanan
Danfelzer Amelia Mrs, cor Twenty-
fourth and Church
Daniels Fred Mrs, 534 Valencia
Davies I, 524^ Sixth
Davis Hannah Mrs, 309 Minna
Davis W J, 22 and 26 Second
Davison W P Mrs, 1002 Pacific
Delany M A, 416 Hayes
Delfino G, 109 Third
Dellwig Theodore, 1912 Polk
Dempsey Patrick, 107 Twenty-third
DenDy A Miss, 121 Sixth
Deppe Bernhard, 223 Fourth
Devoro David, 118 Ninth
Diederich Henry, 2206 Bush
Dietrich Rosa Mrs, 927 Broadway
Dijeau D Mrs, 711 Brannan
Dittmar & Hird (Chas Dittmar and
C J Hird) 2409 Howard
Dobrzensky S Miss, 717 Larkin
Doelger John, NE cor Pacific and
Powell
Donovan Annie F Miss/317 Third
Doran BMrs, 110 Second
Douglass Mary Mr>s, 2531 Mission
Drouet H, 315^ Fifth
Dunne Edmund, 155 Eleventh
Ebert A Mrs, 323 Fifth
Eckhart A Mrs, 345i Fifth
Eden Mary Mrs, 253 Third
Edwards John, SE cor Francisco and
Mason
Eichholz Otto Mrs, cor Filbert and
Montgomery ave
Eisert Charles, 537 Hayes
Ellis M A Mrs, 2011 Mission
Engelberg Emil A, 416 Kearny
Entenmann G, 988 Folsom
Fagan Lizzie Miss, 337 Sixth
Farnlacher Adam, 449 Third
Fay Patrick, 420 Third
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BAK
Fazackerley J Mrs, 612 Nineteenth
Fettes A W Mrs, 1317 Mission
Feustel Frank, 2952 Mission
Fischer John, 134 Third
Fitcher Leana Mrs, 406 Third
Flanagan E L Mrs, 407 Third
Fletcher Harriet, 1019 Howard
Fogg G W Mrs, 227$ O'Farrell
Fofey Mary Mrs, 521 Fourth
Forde Mary Mrs, 2218 Lai-kin
Frey & Merkel (Francisca Frey and
August Merkel) 911 Larkiu
Friend Sarah Mrs, 1628 Stockton
Frisch William, 804 Greenwich
Gallagher Ann, 522 Sixth
Gallagher Patrick, 234 Twenty-eighth
Gansz Salomea, 1321 Stockton
Gehrhardt Conrad, 1155^ Howard
Geralde E Mrs, 3037 Sixteenth
Gercke William, 1924 Howard
Gethings Annie N Mrs, 510 Fourth
Giani Mary Mrs, 1628 Stockton
Gillespie Lucy K, 1305 Leavenworth
Gladson G M Mrs, 2853 Mission
GoeckenH B, 515 Third
Gomez Catarina, 1402| Powell
Gramlich Sebastian, 738 Howard
Guinasso F T, 1309 Dupont
Gunn Rose Miss, 1442 Valencia
Gunthers H, 103 Third
Haensel Julius H G, 49 Second
Hagemann Chas, 320| Fifth
Haley Mary Mrs, 2937 Mission
Handlos Joseph, 237 Fifteenth
Hanker Charles, 1317 Dupont
Harenberg August, 1535 Post
Harms Annie Mrs, 1565 Market
Harris E T Mrs, 293S£ Sixteenth
Hartmann Martin, SE cor O'Farrell and
Pierce
Hartwig G, NE cor Union and Mason
Harvey A Miss, 117 Ellis
Harvey Anna Mrs, 1433 Valencia
Hayden Ellen Mrs, 21 Valencia
Hegner Edward, 1123 Howard
Heitmuller H, 1216 Polk and 492 Eighth
Helm E B, SE cor Geary and Jones
HenckenAM, 1500| Folsom
Hessler Wm, 617 Post
Hickstedt Herman, 127 Fourth
Hild Joseph, 1602 Geary
Hilsz Freiderich, SE cor California and
Steiner
Himmelstoss George, cor Twenty-second
and Valencia
Hollenbeck C M Mrs, 310 Thirteenth
Hopkins B Mrs, 1129 Mission
HornbrOOk J Mrs, 908 Howard
Howell L, 246 Ellis
Huffman Katie Mrs, 702 Larkin
Hughes & Foley (J Hughes and M Foley)
cor Fourth and Jessie and 1 1 8 Seventh
Jackson Jane Mrs, cor Illinois and Napa
Jacobs Anna Mrs, 955 Howard
Jahn Geo F, 152 First
Jakobs John C, SE cor Jackson and
Buchanan
Jervis Alexander, NE cor Fulton and
Buchanan
Johnston Elizabeth Mrs, 203 Second
Jones Samuel P, 306 Francisco
Kahn Joseph, 30 Sixth
Keily J Mrs, 709 Brannan
Kelly Kate Mrs, 327 Fourth
Killbride Ann Mrs, 219 Sixth
King Agnes Mrs, 904 Valencia
Klare Amelia Mrs, 2503 Howard
Kleyn Helen A Mrs, 14 Fifth
Kohn S, 23S Fifth
Kohnke J Mrs. cor Church and
T wenty-f ourth
Koszloff Catherine, 1320 Howard
Kramer Emma Mrs, 419^ Stockton
Kuch C, SW cor Chestnut and Mason
Lang F Mrs, 256 First
Lange Dora Mrs, 151 Ninth
Lapariat Blaise, 936 Howard
Larkin M, 500^ Sixth
Larsen E G, IS Eddy
Laub Frank, SE cor Twenty-sixth and
Florida
Lautermilch Leopold (New Era Bakery)
521 Montgomery
Lavalley Louis P, 408 Broadway
Leist Charles, 2742 Sixteenth
Lemmerman H, 505 Fourth
Lewis V A, 31 S Sixth
Lille Jean, 504 Union
Linsler Valentine, 1223 Stockton
Lion Alice Mrs, 111 Fifth
Loderhouse August, 215 Second
Lonergan & Daly (T F Lonergan and P
Daly) 1221 Polk
Lundberg Peter, 35 Ninth
Lydon Mary Mrs, 217 Polk
Lyons Alexander, 2926 Sixteenth
Macy M F Mrs, 260SJ; Mission
Madsen J C Mrs, 704 Valencia
Magary Fanny Mrs, 216 Sixteenth
Malatesta Giovanni, 1313 Dupont
Marshall Greenwood, 2003^ Mason
Martens C Mrs, 534 Montgomery ave
Martin KB Miss, 311 Franklin
Martin & Tropvien (L Martin and S
Tropvien) cor 24th and Alabama
Matthey Robert, 1523 Mission
Maugham James, SW cor Webster and
Haight
Maye Frederick, Railroad ave bet Para-
guay and Teneriffe
Mayle Ceo D, 38 Fourth
Mazonet A, 614 Broadway
Mazoue Alexander, 614 Broadway
McArdle Kate Mrs, 352 Third
McCann Maria Mrs, 143 Third
McCarthy John, 1124 Harrison
McCarthy Thomas, cor Vermont and
Nevada *
I. S. VAN WINKLE & CO.,
413-415
Market St.
IRON, STEEL, ETC.
CTfllT7'0 Ul/il MIIT PflCMCTIP Darkens Gray or Sanrtv Hair and Whiskers
OIULIlO hALIIUI UUOmt I III to Perfection. Does WOT WASH OFF
BAK
San Francisco.
BAK
113
McCarty Mrs, 2016 O'Farrell
MoCaskie J F, 1520 Dolores
McCurdy A C, 1240 Valencia
McDevitt James, 504 Minna
McDonald Catharine Mrs, 112 Eighth
McGrath Patrick F, 135 Fifth
McMann Mary Mrs, 2503 Mission
Meighan R A Mrs, 1425 Polk
Melsing Elizabeth Mrs, 120 Third
Mencke John, 248 Oak
Mendoza P E, 1308 Howard
Mesenburg Herman, 324* Hayes
Messner Louis, 402 Pacific
Meyer CF, cor Railroad ave andTeneriffe
Miller A D, 843 Valencia
Miller J Mrs, 224 Fifth
Miller John, 539 Second
Millmeister H F Mrs, 312 Hayes
Moll Charles, 1913 Hyde
Monner S Mrs, NW cor Seventeenth
and Sanchez
Moore E Mrs, 30 Franklin
Muller A, S'W cor Eleventh and Howard
MullerG, SW cor Eleventh and Mission
MundR Mrs, 440 Haight
Natevel T C Mrs, 511 Laguna
Neal Mrs Joseph, cor Twenty-eighth
and Church
Neffer Pauline, 800 Webster
New York Bakery and Res-
taurant, 626 Kearny
Niemann Henry, 625 McAllister and
421 O'Farrell
Niemann Sarah Mrs, 900 Post
Nolte G Mrs, 1035 Folsom
Noonan Jeremiah. 40 Seventh
Olsen Annie Mrs, 711 Folsom
O'Neil Rose Mrs, 223 Broadway
O'Neill Edward, 6 10 Seventeenth
O'Neill M Mrs, 41 Fifth
O'Reilly J Mrs, SE cor Twenty-fifth
and Valencia
Overstreet Wm F, 219 Tyler
Paulsen Katie Mrs, NE cor Leaven-
worth and Broadway
Pearce D,'1206 Howard
Pedroni G, NE cor Stockton and Vallejo
Petersen Mary H Mrs. 1905*
Mission
Petri Angelo, 1717 Stockton
Pharion Fred M, 639 Grove
Pierron Emil, 304 Montgomery ave
Ploettner & Kern (Bernard Ploettner
and Franz Kern) 115 Oak
Poehlman Wm, fancy bakery,
401 Post
Poorman Sarah, 1013 Folsom
Prato Minnie Mrs, 1908 Mission .
Pray Jennie Mrs, 825 Howard
Prost Nicholas, 336 Third
Queirolo Gerolamo, 5] 1 Green
Rapp Christian, 1323 Dupont
Rapp Lizzie A, 705 Laguna
Ratto Bartolomeo, 1339 Dupont
Reichle Chas, Mission bet Twenty -ninth
and Thirtieth
Reid James, 311 Fifth
Richards C Miss, 1119 Folsom
Richardt & Grethel (Otto Richardt and
Phillip Grethel) 1132 Dupont
Rock Annie Miss, 540 Fourth
Roemer BrOS. 205 Kearny
Roesler F Mrs, 1055 Bryant
Rogers M J Mrs. 965 Mission
Rohe M Mrs, SW cor Ellis and Webster
Roney Frank Mrs, 167 Ninth
Ropcke Helmuth, 1511 Dupont
Rose Delia Mrs, Mission bet Thirtieth
and Thirty-first
Rust F M F, 219 Golden Gate ave
Sales G Mrs, 236 Seventh
Sampson John. 401* Sixth
Saul John, 132 Fifth
Schiller Dora Mrs, 1513 Dupont
Schimpf Lena Mrs, 1018 Powell
Schmitt John G, 869 Folsom
Schneider Christina Mrs, 819 Broadway
Schramm F, 142 Eleventh
Schroth & Westerfeld (Chas Schroth
and Louis Westerfeld) 228 Kearny
Schuler Jacob, SW cor Ellis and Hyde
Schulte Louise, 1323 Sacramento
Schumann & Vogel (F Schumann and
P Vogel) 132 Fourth
Schwaarcke Charles, 500 Hayes
See E Mrs, 452 Seventh
Serb E Mrs, 1401 Baker cor Post
Shoenlicht John, 1131 Howard
Shultz M E Mrs, 799 Mission
Shumate J O, 605J Post
Siebrecht C W, 9S0 Harrison
Slavin Mary P, 1324 Dupont
Smith Geo, 913 Bryant
Soules J M, St Thomas nr Yazoo
Southwood G Mrs, 1105* Folsom
Spannagel E, 125 Seventh
Stahl Jane Mrs, 631 Third
Stappenbeck Johanna, 1525* Dupont
Stein Robert, 1137 Folsom
Steinhoff Elsie Mrs, 40 Grove
Stephen H, 313 Sixth
Stone A Mrs, 32(5 Seventh
StrohmeierChaS, 418 Brannan
Stumpf B, 226 Pacific
Sturzenegger J U, 1002 Pacific
Sutcliffe James, 703 Van Ness ave
Swain's Bakery, R R Swain propr, 213
Sutter
Swain's Family Bakery, G S Hall propr,
636 Market
Swalve W, 944* Harrison
TaggartA D, 1120 Market
Taylor C D, 207 Sixth
Taylor James, 903 Bush
Taylor Sanford W, 116* Taylor
Teale Thomas, 533 Fourth
Teeter Ann, 948 Howard
Thomson Thomas, 2639 Market
BARNARD'S
biisim;«»!s college
4« ofahbell st., s. f.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS
Minm I fHFTAIIflR ^l, 6 MARKET ST , S F. SEND FOR SAMPLES OF SEW
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San Francisco.
BAN
Trespaille Mai tin, 1504 Turk
Tuite James, 217 Eighth
Uebner & Guthe, S0O Greenwich
Uniack E J, 1072 Howard
Valente Luigi, 214 and 216 Broadway
Vasstlin H, 763f Bryant
Vienna Model Bakery, Roe-
mer Bros proprietors, 205 Kearny
Viereckt Conrad, 776 Folsoni
Vits Jacob, 1205 Polk
Volz's Bakery and Coffee
ROOm, George D May le proprietor,
38 Fourth
Vorfeld Charlotte Mrs, cor Twenty -
fourth and Treat ave
Walker J H Mrs, 1001 Twentieth
Walker Mary Mrs, 1834 Howard
Watkins J E, 540 Third
Welcome & Francis (A P Welcome and
A Francis) 108 First
Wellendorf Gustav, 1312 Polk
Wendel George, 123 Taylor
West J D, 314 Fifth
Whalley Pickering Mrs, 1621 Polk
Whitworth J Mrs, 1 12 Twelfth
Wigg M A, 37 Sixth
WilSOn AugUStUS, H36Folsom
Wilson Mary Mrs, SW cor Hyde and
Jackson
Winkle Henry, 822 Battery
Wollitz Theodore, SE cor O'Farrell and
Pierce
Wrede August, 1310 Pacific
Yenne Jacob, 1014 Bryant
Young John, 1419 Stockton
Zaun Henry, 326 Broadway
Zeiner Wendelin, 108 Ninth
Zoppi Aggie E Mrs, 201 Polk
BAKERIES^CRACKER
California Cracker Co, factory NW cor
Broadway and Battery, office 210 Sac-
ramento
ChadbourneT J (Eclipse) 1412-
1420 Dupont
Muller George, SW cor Mission and
Eleventh
BAKERS'SUPPLIES.
Horn John P, 19 Drumm
BAKING~POWDERS
Bothin Manufacturing Co
17 Main °
Coleman W T & Co, SE cor Market
and Main
Guittard E & Co, 207 and 209 Sacramento
Hotel Baking Powder Co, W Wrixon
agent, 612 Montgomery
OlCOVich BrOS, 12 and 14 Front
Tvler S H & Son (F H and Elizabeth)
217-221 Commercial
BALERS
Miller & COSgriff, 417 Battery
BANANAS.
Tucker Reuben, 427 Front
BANDS
Blum M M, leader of Blum's
Band, 735 Market
Ca risen C J. 126 Kearny
First Infantry Regiment Hand N G C,
Wm J Blythe leader, 223 Kearny
Catling Band, Carl J Carlsen
leader, attached to Third Regiment N
G C, rm 1, 126 Kearny
Kohler & Chase, 137 Post
Neumann S, in Sixth
Second Regiment Band N G C, J Bree
leader, I C Coggin mgr, 33 Kearny
Wetterman Aug, 539 Califor-
nia
BANKERS
AlVprd William, NW cor Cali-
fornia and Sansome
Borel Alfred & Co (Alfred and
Antoine Borel) 311 Montgomery
Cahn David, mgr London, Paris and
American Bank, 205 Sansome
Crocker, Woodworth & Co (Charles
Crocker, R C Woodworth and W H
Crocker) 322 Pine
De Guigne C, agt Comptoir D Es-
compte de Paris, 412 Montgomery
Donohoe, Kelly & Co, SE cor Mont-
gomery and Sacramento
Farquharson D, cor Eddy and Powell
Flood James C, 6 Nevada Block
Harries W H, 436 California
LaWSOn Wm, agent Bank of
British North America, 312 Pine
Lilienthal PL, cashier Anglo-
Calif orniau Bank, NE cor Sansome and
Pine
Lincoln Jerome, 228 Montgomery
LOW Frederick F, manager
Anglo-Californian Bank, NE cor
Sansome and Pine
McDonald R H, president Pacific
Bank, NW cor Pine and Sansome
Miner O F, sec Pacific Bank, 201 San-
some
POWell W, manager Bank of Brit-
ish Columbia, SE cor California and
Sansome
Sather & CO, NE cor Montgomery
and Commercial
Steinhart Ignatz, manager An-
glo-Califorhian Bank, NEcor Sansome
and Pine *
Giant judson Powder,
Gelatine! anl Gelatine Dynamites for Miners and
Railroads Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Agts., S.F.
Truman, Isham & Ho&ker, i&SS^SSSSSS^iNSsa^S.
SlltrO & CO (Charles, Emile and
G-ustav Sutro) 408 Montgomery
Sweeny Miles D, president
Hibernia Savings and Loan Society,
2-6 Montgomery
Tallant & Co (Mrs E Tallant, Elizabeth
T Brice, Jane and Ann Tallant, John
McKee and John D Tallant) NE cor
California and Battery
Weber Adolph C, IS Geary
BANKS
Anglo-Californian Bank.
Frederick F Low and Ignatz Steinhart
managers, NE cor Sansome and Pine
Bank of British Columbia,
VV Powell manager, SE cor California
and Sansome
Bank of British North
America, VV Lawson agent, 312
Pine
Bank of California, NW cor
California and Sansome
Banx of San Francisco (corporation)
N P Cole pres, J L Browne sec, 327
Pine, rm -2
California Savings and Loan Society,
D Farquharson pres, V Campbell sec,
NW cor Eddy and Powell
Comptoir DEseompte de Paris, C de
Guigne agt, 412 Montgomery
First National Bank of San Francisco,
Daniel Callaghan pres, E D Morgan
cashier, 315 Montgomery
German Savings and Loan
Society, Geo Lette secretary, 526
California
Grangers' Bank of California, A Mont-
pellier cashier and mgr, Frank Mc-
Mullen sec, NW cor California and
Battery
HiberniaSavingsandLoan
Society- M D Sweeny president,
NE cor Montgomery and Market
Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Cor-
poration, W H Harries agt, 436 Cali-
fornia
Humboldt Savings and Loan Society,
Adolph C Weber pres, Ernest Brand
sec, 18 Geary
London and San Francisco Bank (limited)
Arthur Scrivener mgr, 424 California
London, Paris and Ameri-
can Bank (limited) David Cahn
manager, Eugene Meyer sub manager,
205 Sansome
Masonic Savings and Loan Bank (in
liquidation) H T Graves sec, 808
Montgomery
Merchants' Exchan ge
Bank (in. liquidation) G H Kellogg
secretary, 320 Sansome, rm 9
Nevada Brankof San Fran-
cisco, J C Flood president, Geo L
Brander vice-president, NW cor Mont-
gomery and Pine
Odd Fellows' Savings Bank (in liquida-
tion) David Hunter pres, James Ben-
son sec, 20 Montgomery
Pacific Bank, R H McDonald
president, R H McDonald Jr vice-
president, S G Murphy cashier, 201
Sansome
San Francisco Savings Union, Albert
Miller pres, Loveli White cashier
and sec, 532 California
Savings and Loan Society, Horace
Davis pres, S C Bigelow vice-pres,
Cyrus W Carmany cashier and sec,
619 Clay
Security Savings Bank, Jerome Lincoln
pres, S L Ab ott sec, 228 Montgomery
Wells, Fargo & Co's Bank,
Lloyd Tevis president, H Wads worth
cashier, NE cor California and San-
some
BARBERS
Aaron Joseph, 532 Third
Adams Isaac, 22 Eddy
Allen R J, 433 Pacific
Alves Joseph, 1551 Market
Amkel A, 1424 Polk
Ananos Antonio, 1314 Stockton
Arthur Geo F, 1007 Valencia
Asch Ike, 215 Sixth
August Philip, 336 East
Aurouze Maurius, 622 Pacific
Avallo G, 712 Pacific
Barnickel Edward, 543 Second
Barra N, 804 Bryant
Barradas James C, 1535 Geary
Barrera Manuel, 1315^ Powell
Barron Harvey, 442 Third
Batavia Henry, 4 Fourth
Batavia Philip, 909| Kearny
Beilhes J B, 124 Montgomery ave
Bell J B, 1244 Folsom
Bell W R & B F, 302 Folsom
Berliner & Harris, 1005 Howard
Bernhard B, Palace Hotel
Blodes Then, 1239 Folsom
Bollinger Frank, 105| Jackson
Borkman L Albert, 221 Dupont
Boyle Patrick, Sierra bet Michigan and
G eorgia
Bross Jacob H, 206 Townsend
Brown S G, 202 Fourth
Bullien John, SE cor Market and
Gough
Callinan John, 163 Second
Carmell J, cor Twenty-eighth and
Church
Cary & Blake (I G Cary and W H
Blake) 515 California, rm 1
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ST. DAVID'S,
190 Rooms, 715 Howard St., nr. Third, San Francisco,
cents per night. Daily papers on file. Hot baths free.
Single rooms 50
OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH. «, «,„««.,
.IOHTV WIKMORF,
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Caasio G A, 1423 Dupont
Cefous James, 142 Fifth
Ceiillo Frank, 1226 Dupont
Charlonet Paul, 266 First
Christopher Louis, 1405 Polk
Clark Thoa F, 1940$ Mission
Cockbin Thos H, 7 03 Front
Cohen Philip, 12 Sacramento
Cohn A, 2955 Sixteenth
Cohn Newman. n 3H Market
Cohn Sol, 30 Geary
Coleman Adolph, 218 Pacific
Coleman C H, 527 Sacramento
Colmau I nomas, 1228$ Pacific
Cook John, 131 Montgomery
Cordan Antonio C, 210 Davis
Cordero M M, 324 D umm
Corinson Nathan, 1829 Union
Corriveau Louis (and baths)
113 and 115 Geary
Creighton H H, 330$ Montgomery
Davis Frederick, 208 Brannan
Davis Jacob, 1 1 and 13 Dupont
Deckelman H A, 1 Polk
Deckelman & Lipman (Frank Deckel-
man and S W Lipman) 413 California
Desparr E, 107 Sixth
Deubler George, 722 Montgomery ave
Devine Timothy, 231 Second
Diefenbacher George, 911 Larkin
Dittes Michael, 1505 Fillmore
Draggo Giochino, 1501 Stockton
Drescher Chas, 532 Jones
Ducoing C F, 101 Sacramento
Dunn David, 102 Market
Dutman Samuel, 860 Howard
Eckelmaun John, 1309 Pacific
Ehret Edward, 203 Pacific
Eipper Thomas, 1231 Dupont
Emerson Emma. i28$0'Farreii
Emmerich B, 2308 Howard
Epstein Max, 318 Third
Ewald Theodore, 1218 Stockton
Fairbanks Joseph F, 430 Broadway
Ficher Alexander, 923 Montgomery
Finney Charles, 8 Merchants' Exchange
Fischer Antonio, 815 Battery
Fleischman John, 203 Third
Fleischman & Semler, 315 Kearny
Flieler & Kiefer (F Flieler and P Kiefer)
5 Powell
Fox Samuel, 1663 Mission
Freiling Peter, 228 Brannan
FrennaJP, 1204 Polk
Garardin M H, 1905 Fillmore
Garcia J Y, 523 Pacific
Gatto Salvadore, 1314 Stockton
Gearon John F, 1103 Howard
Gellert Henry, 208$ Bush
Genster Jacob, 808 Larkin
Gentil Arthur, 534 Green
Giacinto Perlite, 1806 Powell
Gies Kilian, 434 Pacific
Glassman A B, 9 Pacific
Glassman Charles, 1405 Dup»nt
Gorfinkel William, 466 Sixth
Gormez John, 626 Fourth
Gottdank L, 1071 Market
Graham It H, 108 Sutter
Grandi D S, 519 Fourth
Green I, 21 Sixth
Greenslade S J, 1516 Stockton
Greif J, 636 \\\ shington
Grimm \d..m, 17 Montgomery
Guillermet Francis, 417 Sutter
Hadiey Walter, 260 Third
Hamei smith Fred, 607 Laguna
Harder Jo in, Kentucky ur Sierra
H trris Frank, 319 Sansome
Harris Morris, cor Drnmm and Pacifii
Harris S, 305$ Sixth
Harris Samuel, 623 Clay
Hauser Herman, 222 Stockton
Heider C & Co (C Heider and J Bross,
310 Bush
Heilfronn Julius, 341 Hayes
Heinz Henry, 900 Frojt
Held George, 217 Montgomery
Hesse John A, 2552 Folsom
Hirssnger Emaie, U59 Folsom
Huber Chas, 2007 Polk
Hulling Domnick, 336 BuHh
Hyman & Shaen (J Hyman and A
Shaen) 403 Pine
Jager Geo W, 215 Sixteenth
Johnson J M, 1056$ Howard
Johnson John J, 806 Market
Kaminski & Fisher (S Kaminski aud
Gilbert Fisher) 789 Folsom
Kastena L M, 414 Larkin
Kellogg & Swanaon (Ed Kellogg and
John Swanson) 357 Third
King P, 323 Pacific
Kirchner A F J, 441 Sixth
Knoechel & Brand (Chas Kuoechel and
John G Brand) 621 Montgomery
Koch J M J & C B A, 64 S Commercial
Korn Abram I, 545 California
Kresler G & E Kober, 807 Market
Krueckel Andrew, 325 Dupont
Krueckel Peter, 615 McAllister
Lagrave Cnarles, 13 Montgomery ave
Lampe T C, 6 Powell
Lampert Antonio, 53 Third
Landgrebe Wm, 102 Seventh
Lang Jacob, 30$ Clay
Laubenheimer Chas, under Grand Hote
Lee William H, 53 Fifth
Lehn Philip P, 4 Post
Lehritter & Langbein (John Lehrittei
and Herman Langbein) 127 Monl
gomery ave
Lemcke Otto, 120 Fourth
Levey Max, 77 1 Howard
Levy isador, 553 Fourth
Levy J M, 700 Latruua
Lewis Frank, "425 East
Limhau D J, K)5 Fourth
IP V % \ wi\kli; A CO,
. 0. 413-415 Market St.
IRON, STEEL & HEAVY HARDWARE
I OUIS WALNUT COSMETIC
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to Perfection. I>oes NOT WASH OFF
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Lowenfeld Wm, 1S03 Polk
Lyser Jacob, 2003 Fillmore
Mahoney John T, 10 Mason
Marks M H, 542 Clay
Martin G S, 1709 Market
Martinho Antonio S, 113 Jackson
M&ssie W It, junction Valencia and Mis-
sion
McCormick Edward, 2002 Folsom
McGovern Robert, 152 Third
Mc Kiev el James, 709 Davis
McWam Charles, 2257 Mission
Medau Jos & Chas, 822 Kearny
Med in & Grothmann (Geo J Medau and
R P Grothmann) 1203 Dupont
i ■ Lberger V, 4 Leidesd'orff
M srel Ramon, 6!S Broadway
Miller Francis V M, 672 Mission
Mohr Carl, 1437 Mission
Moore Manuel F, 1828 Market
Moore Toney F, 1146 Folsom
M .rales V, 924i Folsom
M >ses Charles, 605 Mission
Murphy D H, 1603 Howard
Nassau Wm M, 2003 Mission
Nathan & Salinger (Oscar Nathan and
Joseph Salinger) 9 Hardie Place
Navarro Jesus, 545 Merchant
Nestel August, 320 Francisco
Nicholas George, 37 Sacramento
Noble & Miller (G Noble and E F Mil-
ler) 646 Mission
Norriss G P, 909^ Kearny and 1703 Dev-
isadero
Obenaner George, 39 Second
Oppenheim & Stieber (R Oppenheim and
D Stieber) 12 Sixth
Oppenheimer Edward, 623 Fourth
Ortis Manuel A, cor Broadway and Lar-
kin
O'Sullivan Pat, 1069 Howard
Pacheco A I, 331 East
Parri Eugenio, 1501 Stockton
Patrick W C, 705 Broadway
Patterson E R, San Bruno road
Pechner D & Co, 321 Bush
Pellegrini & Rabagliati,319 Montgomery
Pera Andrea, 7 Vallejo
Perazzo -John, 848 Washington
Peshong John, 1 104 Mission
Pezet Geo, 1 ] 67 Howard
Pb.aris Wm A, 104 Pacific
Pinkney & Donlou (Joseph Pinkney
and John Donlon) 804 Folsom
Pitts E H, 1055} Folsom
Plato Fred'k F, 817 Laguna
Pollard Llewellyn, 788 Folsom
Poison P, 935 Market
Proschokl Charles, 844 Valencia
Puyoou 3, 631 Kearny
Rapp Charles E, 6 Summer
Reese John, 211 Montgomery ave
Richter Henry, Railroad ave bet Trini-
dad and Bahama
Rizo & Brouquet, 1133 Dupont
Roach D W, 330 Broadway
Rockenfield W, 605± Post
Rodden & Thurston (H E Rodden and
Alexander Thurston) 23<!tFolsom
Roesler Chas A, 3412 Mission
Roesler Chas G, 1055 Bryant
Rogers E W, 189 Jessie
Rogers & Ramos, 202 Second
Rosa Joseph, 435 Pine
Rosa & Troell (Jus P Rosa and Conrad
Troell) 657 Clay
Rosener Fred, 119 Sixth
Rosenthal William, 11^ Jackson
Rosenthaul Morris, 307 Dupont
Rotermund & Harris (Fred Rotermund
and Max Harris) 402 Pacific
Rothnian Oscar, 107 Jackson
Ruff Lawrence, 420 Broadway
Ruff S, cor Sha-ta and Michigan
Rufner Jacob, 631 Merchant
Russell Wm S, 62 Second
Sanchez F A, 531 Valencia
Sand Brothers (Joseph and Ferdinand)
50 Fourth
Sand Ferdinand, 23 Third
Schmitt F A, 403 Dupont
Schoenwald Otto, 127 Second
Schonwald Franz, 728 Fourth
Schottler Herman, 2755 Mission
Schuck Henry, 434 Montgomery
Schultz Philip, 6 Hayes
Selig Samuel A, 609 Larkin
Shwetzer David, 2929 Six
teenth
Silva Joseph F, 524 Davis
Silva Manuel J, 1 12 First
Simon J, 406 Sixth
Simons J G, 1656 Mission
Smack Ferdinand, 2702 Mis
sion
Sommer H, 443 Bush
Sparrow & Boone (A Sparrow and C H
Boone) 116 Sutter
Springer Henrv L, 358 Fourth
Stahle John, 233 Bush
Stein A J, 604 Montgomery
Stern Sigmund, 537 Commercial
Storn Geo A, 104 J Ninth
Strang Gustave, 32A Turk
Strecker & Kern (Adolph Strecker and
Wm Kern) 33 Post
Strozynski Roman, 335 Third
Tavares Jay me G, SI 8 Third
Taveira A B. 503-A East
Terry Frank, 118 Taylor
Thomas A, 901 FMsom
Thron Louis, 250 Ellis
Thuss Thomas H, 3007 Mission
Tipping William, 42 O'Farrell
Ubhaus & Ubhaus (John and Frank) 12
Geary
Van Marter & Gerson (J J Van Marter
and Herman Gerson) 229 Kearny
Hobbs, Wall & Co.,
steamer GrssGBnt City,
For Crescent City.
314 Spear St.. S.F.
Nicoll the Tailor, 816 Market St,
Samples of XEW HDfT 1
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BED
Vincent Joseph, 1041 Howard
Voss Henry, 030 Fourth
Wagner Peter H, 333 Fifth
Walther P H, 1425 Octavia
Warnicke <* E, 514£ Third
Weidersliel Pinker, 1640 Polk
Whearty Thomas, 920 lottery
Wiebe Wm, 4 Morton
Williams Charles J, 123 Fifth
Wilson Thomas C, 402 Bran
nan
Winter Phil, 526 Commercial
Wise Abe, 5Si First
Witkowsky Nathan, 1139 Market
Witte H D, 230 Sutter
Woehl Henry, 1630 Mission
Woerz Albert, 801 Kearny
Wolff John, 2212 Powell
Wunsch Nicholas, NW cor Railroad ave
and Dominica
BARBERS^UPPLIES
Pacific Perfumery Co. 10
•Stevenson
StOlz David, 10Si O'Farrell
Will & FiriCk. 769 Market
WILL & FINC&,
No. 769 Market Street, San Francisco.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Barbers' Sup-
plies of every description, at Eastern Prices.
Second-hand Barber Furniture bought and
sold. Send for Catalogue.
BARREL MANUFACT-
URERS
(See also Coopers.)
California Barrel Co, John L
Koster president, 323 Front: works,
Potrero
Wenzel Henry, 1212 Bryant
basketIkakers
Armes & Dallam, 230 and 232
Front
Becker W, 022 Market
Cottura Peter, 704 Front
Fuchs Robert, 421 Montgomery ave
Lang J C R, 12 Montgomery ave
Wakefield Rattan Co, 044 Market
BATH MAKERS
Ballard George, 213 Second
BATHS
Altfield A, 522 Natoma
Bazan Ferdinand, 415 Sutter
Canepa PietrO, 325 Montgomery
ave
Corriveau L, 113 Geary
Crystal Salt Water Bathing C >, John
Farnhain pies and mgr, 317-323 Bay
DriSCOll C E, proprietor Sanita-
rium Baths, 2210 and 2212 Powell
Gates Justin, 722 Montgomery
Golden Gate Sea Baths, Henry Frahm
propr, foot of Hyde
Grodjmski J P, 473 Tehama
Hammam Baths (Turkish) Dr
A M Loryea proprietor, 218 Post
Hammam (Turkish) 11 Dupont
Harbor View Park Baths, cor Baker
and Jefferson
Horn Jerome W, SOS Twenty -fourth
Landis Caspar, 51 Minna
Loryea AM, proprietor New Ham-
mam Baths, 218 Post
Louis J J, 738 Pacific
Lunn Wm A, NE cor Second and Mis-
sion
McSparren Archibald, 144 Eddy
Montgomery Baths, Knoechel & Brand
proprs, 621 Montgomery
WlOOre Dr D C (thero-electaic)
1029 Market (see adv)
Neptune and Mermaid Sea Baths, W H
Bovee propr, foot of Larkin
New Hammam Baths, Dr A
M Loryea proprietor, 218 Post
Pohlman Louis, 419 Fourth
Sanitarium Baths, c E Dris-
coll proprietor. 2210 and 2212 Powell
Sheltered Cove Baths, John H Berg &
Co proprs, foot of Montgomery ave
Zeile Charles D (Turkish) 522-
528 Pacific
BATTERIES
California Electrical
VVorks, electro-medical, telegraph
and telephone, 3o Market
Klein John M & Co, electro
medical, telegraph and telephone, 720
Montgomery
BEDS AND BEDDING
(See also Furniture; also Mattress
Makers.)
Burr Folding Bed Co, Edward Corbly
mgr, 003 Market
Dn Rose F F, bed-comforter mfr, 29
Second
Frank Henry, 212 Commercial
Hoey John, 718 Mission
Keogh John, 73and75 New Montgomery
Judson Powder Improved, E£d
The Best for Tree and Stump Blasting,
"mann, Nielsen & Co., Agta., S. F.
STEAM ENGINES t THRESHING MACHINES. '
431-427 Market St.
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BED SPRING MANUFAC
TURERS
California Spring Manu-
facturing C6, James English
president, W F Sperbeck secretary
and treasurer, 147 and 149 New
Montgomery
Clark Truman S & Son, 21
New Montgomery
English James, president Cali-
fornia Spring Manufacturing Co, 147
and 149 New Montgomery
Nachman Adolph, 77 New Montgomery
Pacific Spring and Mattress Co, 25 New
Montgomery
Western Spring and Wire Co (J and
W Curtain) 1005 Folsom
BEEF PACKERS
Katz Fred, 94-100 California Mar-
ket
BELL FOUNDERS
Carratt W T, 138 Fremont
Weed & Kingwell, 125 First
BELL HANGERS.
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California Electr
Works, 35 Market
Electrical Supply Co,
Bush
Hetty Louis, also electrician, 126
Eddy
Klein John M & Co 720 Mont
gomery
Makinson A J, 3 Pacific
Wallmann Rudolph, 256 Ellis
Will & Finck, 769 Market
WILL & FINCK,
769 Market Street, San Francisco.
Dealers m Electric Supplie ■■, Electric
Burglar Alarms, Gas Lighting and Elec-
tric and Vlechanical Bells, Speaking
Tub s and Door Openers put in. All
work guaranteed.
BELL IMPORTERS
L info rt h Jam es, H6 Front
JAMES LINFORTH,
SOLE AGENT FOR
Blymyer Church, School, and
Fire Alarm Bells.
Illustrated Catalogues on application.
I 16 FRONT STREET.
BELLOWS MANUFACT-
URERS
California Bellows Manu-
facturing CO, James Campbell
superintendent, 32 Fremont
BELTING
(See also Rubber Belting. )
COOk A O & Son (A and
F JEt) oak tanned leather belting, 415
Market
COOk H N, leather belting and hose,
405 Market
Degen L P, leather belting, 128 and
130 First
French John D, 109 California
Cirvin J W & Co (J w Girvin)
rubber and leather belting and rub-
ber packing, hose, etc, '24 California
Royer Herman, 855-861 Bryant
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
421-427 Market
H. N. COOK,
Manufacturer of
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405 Market Street,
Corner of Fremont, SAN FRANCISCO.
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CYCLES
COOk A O & Son, 415 Market
Mohrig Edwin, 252 Market
RiddeU Bros, 1049i Market
FRED. RUSS COOK. A. O. COOK.
AO. COOK & SON have the best Bicycles
a and Tricycles. Sole agents for Royal
Mail and Apollo, 415 Market Street, San Fran-
cisco, Cal.
BILL POSTERS
Keyt & Co (J E Keyt) 527 Commercial
Macsorley A & Co, si Steven-
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The Brunswick, Balke, Collender Co.
Manufacturers of Billiard and Pool Tables, Patentees of Monarch Ta-
bles, and Quick Monarch Cushions. Dealers in Billiard Materials,
and all kinds of Sporting Goods, and sole agents for Hyatt's Bil-
liard and Pool Balls. Patentees of the New Style Pool Tables,
with Bottomless Pockets, 653 and 655 Market Street, S. F.
BILLIARD SALOONS. ! BILLIARD SUPPLIES
Butler Joseph J, 2127 Mission
Grimm Henry, NE cor Kearny and
Sutter
Hartshorn & Waters (Samuel L Harts-
horn and Geo L Waters) SE cor
Kearny and Sutter
Joyce & Orndorff (M e Joyce
and James Orndorff) proprietors Bald-
win Hotel bar and billiard rooms.
Market, Powell and Eddy
Loskay Frank J, 8-12 Eddy
Mayrhofer & Ingell (G A
Mayrhofer and J T Ingell) 1210 Valen-
cia
Oberon Hall, 38 O'Farrell
Occidental Hotel, Montgomery bet Sut-
ter and Bush
Buss House, Montgomery bet Bush and
Pine
Will & Fi nek, 769 Market
WILL & FINCK,
769 Market Street, San Francisco.
Importers and Manufacturers of Billiard Sup-
plies and Bar Goods of every description at bed
rock prices. Old Balis turned and recolored as
good as new. Playing Cards and checks a spe-
cialty. Send for Price List.
BILLIARD TABLE MAN
UFACTURERS
Brunswick, Balke, Collen-
der Co, 653 and 655 Market
Jungblut Aug & Co (August
Jungblut and Chas Traulsen) 10 and
12 Golden Gate ave
Liesenfeld P, 945 Folsom
Strahle Jacob & Co 515 Mar-
ket
Jacob Strahle & Co.
BILLIARD MANUFACTURERS.
Largest and Leading Billiard House on the Pacific Coast,
Delaney's Patent Steel Spring Cushions
(Best in the World.)
Any Kind of Cushions furnished to order.
Importers and Dealers in Billiard Goods'
Ten Pins and Balls.
Skating and Gymnasium Goods of all De-
scriptions.
Bar Fixtures. Glass Wars, Etc.
ALL STYLES AND SIZES OF BILLIARD TABLES-
Carom, 6 Pocket, American Pool or Latest Styles Combination Billiard and Pool
Tables, with Patent Pocket Stoppers, at Lowest Prices.
^ Send for Price Lists and Illustrated Catalogues. "v^a
JACOB STRAHLE At OO.
Removed to 515 MARKET STREET,
Established 1S52. ' SAX FRANCISCO.
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BIRDS AND CAGES
Hermann Theo & Co (Theo
Hermann) import rs and dealers in
birds, shells and curiosities, 030 Wash-
ington
Jacobson J, 1230 Market
Manasse N, '211 Kearny
Nulte & Dellwig (Win F Nolteand Chas
Dellwig) 134b* Market
Robison A C, 337 Kearny
BITTERS
BSumentlial & WJund, 85Sand
(JliO M.s-i >n
BOSS Bitters, Hall Bros propri-
etor*. 324 Clay
Bourjacle Chrera P, specialty of
C B Bitters and first-class cognac and
French, claret, 1509 Dupont
Cahen Louis & Son, 4is Sac
ramento
De Fonseca David L, 108 Stockton
Hall Brothers, 324 Clay
Hess Lewis (Damiana) 12 Montgomery
ave
King Bitters, Hall Bros propri-
etors, 324 Clay
Parish & Co (Mark Parish) 314 Clay
Peruvian Bitters, Wilmerding
& Co, 214 Front
Ratafia Damiana. Bitters,
SE cor Sacramento and Sansome
Renz John, 315 Commercial
Thompson J W & Co (J w
Thompson) also patent medicine, 504
Front
Wales, Briggs & Co (E a
Wales and Dr William H Briggs)
manufacturers California fig and
lemon bitters, 12 Hayes
Walter M & CO (Max Walter)
625 Sansome
BLACKING MANUFACT-
URERS
Imperial Italian Blacking Manufactur-
ing Co, Leon Di Nola mgr, 46 Twelfth
BLACKSMITHS
(See also Horseshoers;
smiths.)
also Carriaee-
Arerlan J H, Vallejo nr Front
Bettio T, 1434 Jackson
Brannan P C, 829 Geary
Burns I, 20 Steuart
Burns P J, 2309 Mission
California Tool Works, J
Weichart proprietor, also machine
shop, 143 and 145 Beale
Campbell Thomas, 270 Brannan
Clark Robert L, 325 Francisco
Coletti Luis, 42 Vallejo
Creely James, 108 Jessie
Crowley T J, NE cor Merchant and
Drumm
Culley John, Railroad ave bet Manilla
and St Thomas
Dacliu Chas & Son, 324 Jackson
Daly Edward, 2312 Pine
Day Jerry E, 109 Mission
Dehuc E, 412 Sansome
Dippel John, Railroad ave bet St
Thomas and Venezuela
Dolan Wm, 7 Louis i
Donohue J P, 71o Sansome
Doyle Rody, 820 Folsom
Dunmore Fred, 17 Anna
Dupuy J & Co (J Dupuy and J Barron)
» 630 Broadway
Duval Eli, 102 California ave
Ewing John F, 1119 Alabama
Farrell & Meherin, 1313 Broderick
Friedhofer Paul & Son, 351
Third
Geitner Leonhardt, 526 Mission
Giesen Robert, 305 Linden
Havorlin James, 909 Battery
Hensel Fred, 743 Mission
Hcrold P H, Sau Bruno road nr Army
Herzog Bros (Frank and Herman) 737
Broadway
Hofstetter Herman, Railroad ave bet
Teneriffe and Falkland
Hottua& Hanssen(NicholosHottuaand
Andrew Hanssen) 715 Folsom
Jung John C, 110 Main
Kelley Michael, Mission Street Road nr
Five-Mile House
Kenealey William, 619 Grove
La Chapelle J J, 230 Mission
Lacaze B, 714 Sansome
Lang!' y & Jones, 27 Washington
Lathrop J J, 1504 Vallejo
Lehner George, 14 Broadway
Lewin Robert, IS Hayes
Locke & Thomas (J P Locke and H
Thomas) 670 Mission
Maquoi John, 716 Greenwich
Martella Ferdinand, College Hill, Mis-
sion road
McGregor Alexander, 760 Bryant
McNeil Daniel, 834 Howard
McTiernan Thomas, cor Paraguay and
Platte
Misgill T F, 1213 Steiner
Moller F, 195 Stevenson
Morcel Joseph, 12 Stockton Place
ftflueller Wm Jr & Co (Wm
and PW- Mueller) also wagonmakers,
1128 Mission
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BUSIER** COLLEGE
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Nicoll the Tailor, 816 larbt St,
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Mulligan Richard, 208 Twenty-fourth
Munro John, u s Filbert nr Fillmore
Munroe Harry, San Bruno road
Nicholson John, 438 Valencia
O'Connor Michael, 407 Fourth
O est en & Son. ^9 Main
O'Neil Francis, 100" Golden Gate ave
Pfile John F, 25 Steuart
Roemer Joseph, 1835 Mission
Rork* P 0, junction Mission Street
Road and Onondaga ave
Ruegg & Schlegel (A Ruegg
and M Schlegel) also wagonmakers,
972 Harrison
Sanders H, 315 Mission
Shaff Orrin M, also carriage-
maker, 854 Howard
Smith Geo W, 909 Washington
Sullivan F, 1123 Market
Todt & Boss (Fred Todt and Fred Boss)
53 Beale
Toothaker John, 1625 Pine
Vetter August, cor Ninth and Brannan
Von Emden J, cor Fifth and Clara
Weber John, also wagonmaker,
625 Brannan
Wright & Hocking, 1507 Polk
HARRISON STREET
WAGON I BLACKSMITH SHOP
974 Harrison Street, 974
Between Fifth and Sixth, SAN FRANCISCO.
Horseshoeing and all kinds of Heavy and Light
Wagons and Busies made and repaired at short
notice. £2TA11 work warranted.
A. RUEGG & M. SCHLEGEL, Prop'rs.
J. WEBER,
Blacksmith, 3KS8S I Horsesloer
5 625
Brannan Street, bet. Fifth and Sixth,
SAN Fit A NCI SCO.
BLANK BOOK MANU-
FACTURERS
Althof 4: Bahls (Herman Althof and
J F W Bahls) 32'J Sansome
Bancroft A L & Co, 721 Mar-
ket
Bartling & Phillips, 505 Clay
Crocker H S & Co, 215 Bush
Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, SW cor Sacramento and
Sansome
HickS & Judd 50S Montgomery
Leary A J, 402 and 404 Sansome
Whelan & Tracy, R Ellon sec-
retary, 540 Clay
BLASTING MACHINES
California E lectrical
Works, 35 Market
Currier C H, 28 Market
Klein John IVI & Co, 720 Mont-
gomery
BLOCK AND PUMP MAK
ERS
(See also Pump Makers.)
Avery R J, 35 Sacramento
Currier C H, 28 Market
BOARDING HOUSES
(See also Hotels; also Lodgings.)
Abbotsford House, M Bro an propr,
N\V cor Larkin and Broadway
Abbott Thomas, 215 Broadway
Allen E S Mrs, 312 Eddy
Arcade Hotel, C F Smith propr, 45
Sacramento
Arfstin A J , propr New Casino Hotel,
cor Valencia and Twenty-eighth
Ariani Santi, S94 Front
Baker Charles, cor Railroad ave and Mar-
quesas
Bellegarde J B, propr Fifth AveTlue
Hotel, cor Th >mas and Railroad ave
Bellegarde Pascal, cor Railroad ave and
Venezuela
Blanken Herman, propr Six-Mile House,
San Bruno road
Bolting & Schloh, propra Pacific Hotel,
825 Battery
Boyle Robert, propr Northern Hotel,
901 Battery
Brennau Martin, 1001 Battery
Brogan Michael, propr Abbotsford
House, NW cor Larkin aud Broadway
BrOWn Henry, S10 Broadway
Brown Henry, 1012 Kearny
Burdick S Mrs & Son (Mrs S and
James) propra Columbia Hotel, 510
Mission
Burfeind John H, also lodging,
JME cor Bay and Larkin
Burke John, propr Union Hotel, 511
and 513 Mission
Callender John T, 5 Broadway
Carrere Baptiste, Yazo t nr Thomas
Carlson Charles, proprietor
Seamen's Boarding House, 138 and
140 Folsom
Casey M, 430 Branuan
Cerisola Nicoli, 331 Broadway
Christiana House, Charles A Olsen
propr, 218 Broadway
City Hotel, J McGrath propr, 512 How-
ard
Claassen Jacob, Kentucky bet Sierra
aud Nevada
ALL High Explosives
ARE IMITATIONS OF GIANT POWDER
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Gen. Agents, S. P.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
431-4S87 Market St. Agricultural Im-
plements, Wagons, Strain Engines.
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Clarke George, 110 Pacific
Classen Adolph, 1 1 Clay
Collins Patrick, propr Washington
Hotel, NW cor First and Mission
Collins T Mrs, 314 Folsom
Columbia Hotel, Mrs S Burdick & Son
proprs, 519 Mission
Cornyn James, 705 and 707 Front
Costa James, 314 Pacific
Cribbin Michael, 541 First
Deane Chas F, 311 Pacific
Denn Morris, 1327 Sansome
Donovan Patrick, 510 Mission
Douglass James, 710 Front
Dowd Dennis, 625 Davis
Dwyer Michael, 419 Brannan
First Street House, Jacob Hor.ie propr,
64 and 66 First
Gaffney Peter, 105 Clark
Gassmann House, Joseph Gassmann
propr, 428 Broadway
Gercke's Hotel, Frederick . Gercke
propr, 922 Battery
German Hotel, Fred C Janssen propr,
18 First
Gifford IW8 A Mrs, proprietress
Arcade House, also lodgings, 930 Mar-
ket
Golden Eagle Hotel, D Hartnttt propr,
NW cor Broadway and Montgomery
Grell Frederick, propr Columbia Hotel,
556 Brannan
Handley C J, cor Louisiana and Napa
Hashagen Hermann, 2013 Folsom
Hintz & Buck (J Hintz and J
Buck) Harmony Hotel, 735 Brannan
Jackson Alexander, 816 Sansome
Janseu E A, propr Mechanics' Boarding
House, 116 Berry
Janssen Fred C, propr German Hotel,
18 First
Johnson Frank, propr Eastern House,
407 Drumm
Johnson George H, 1017 Battery
Keefe Timothy Mrs, cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Kerns Patrick, 425 Sierra
Ketterer Andreas, 2209 Powell
King Wm, 42 Sacramento
Kiainhaminer Henrv, 135 Folsom
Klevesahl E W, 426 Fourth
Kneese George, NE cor Commercial and
Battery
Knck August, San Bruno road cor
Twenty-sixth and Army
Lacazette & Co (D B Lacazette and
Padio Chasse) proprs Hotel and Cafe
des Basses Pyrenees. 614 Broadway
Lane W W, propr Mariner's Home, 504
and 506 Davis
Lang Louis, 20 Page
Langford John, 43 Vallejo
Lethiec R, 420 Jackson
Lewis George, 6 Union
Louisiana House, Mme Foucard propr,
327 Montgomery ave
Mackey P; 919 Battery
Magistra C A, propr Verbano Hotel,
532 Vallejo
Malander Edward, 106 Jackson
Manhattan Hotel, Mrs Catharine Daly
propr, Alabama bet 25th and 26th
Martens Marcus, cor Shasta and Michi-
gan
McAvoy Thomas, 414 Folsom
McGrath J, propr City Hotel, 512 How-
ard
McMahon Peter, 117 Drumm
Mello F O & Co (Francisco O Mello aud
Antonio Fernandes Jr) 119 Jackson
Miller Frank V Mrs, 118 and 120 Ellis
Miller Wm, 5 Washington
Miners' Home Hotel, R O'Connor
propr, 261 First
Mordaunt Edward, propr Mordaunt
House, 10 Broadway
Murray Thomas, 510 Davis
Nevada Hotel, Martin Brunsen propr,
528 Pacific
New Hansa Hotel, Mrs W C Hansen
propr, 320 Drumm
Nicholas George, cor San Bruno road
and Army
Olsen Charles, propr Christiana House,
218 Broadway
Orselli & Francesconi, 702-706 Front
Ortet Ernest, 814 Montgomery
Pacific Hotel, Bolting & Schloth proprs,
S25 Battery
Paravagna Luigi, propr Garibaldi Hotel,
222 Broadway
Park House, Mrs E W Park propr,
2759 Mission
Pellisson & Co (Pierrie and Marrius Pel-
lisson) proprs New William Tell
Hotel. 619 Pacific
Perry Richard, 41 Vallejo
Pioneer Boarding House, Sarah Butter-
worth propr, vv s Larkin bet North
Point and Beach
Popp Hermann, propr Popp's Hotel,
2208 Powell
Portland Hotel, James Carr propr, f/4
Sacramento
Presho Robert W a lter, p. opr Union
Hotel, cor Michigan and Napa
Py Alfred, Hotel de Fiance, 616| and
618 California
Quellmalz Otto, Cincinnati Hotel, 529
Valencia
Quiiici & Cervilli (A Quiiici
and E Cervilli) proprietors Colombo
Hotel, 621 Broadway
R,eding Frank, San Bruno road bet
Army and Eve
Peed Chas, 9 Broadway
Richardson J M, propr Villa Hotel, D
bet Fifth and Sixth aves
ST. DAVID'S, 190 Rooms,
ri5 Howard St., nr. Third, S. F. Price per night, 50
cents, 75 cents, and $1; per week, from $2 upwards.
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Richter W H, propr First Avenue Hotel,
cor Kentucky and Honduras
Rickards James, propr Golden City
House, cor San Bruno road and Silver
ave
Rodgers Philip, 1727 Market
Roe ben George, 37 and 39
Pacific
Rosenmoller Louisa Mrs, 12 and 14
Washington
Rouch M Mrs, 51 S Mission
Rowe August, 500 Fifth
Sailor's Home, Daniel Swannack propr,
SE cor Harrison and Main
Santa Clara Hotel, August Hofman
propr, 444 and 446 Branuan
Sargent House, 3007 Mission
Scandinavian Home, James Neilsen
propr, 66 and 6S Oregon
Schaefie Hermann, cor Fourth and Berry
Schlesselmann John H, propr Ancon
Hotel, 9 and 11 Pacific
Schleweck Simon, Humboldt Hotel,
231 and 233 Fifteenth
Shaw William, 328 Drumm
Smith Mary Mrs, 1S29 Mission
South Park Hotel, C H Hoge propr,
^ 530 Third
St Nicholas Hotel, Keegan & Goodwin,
212 First
Stern D, 148 Sixth
Striethorst Bros (John and Harry) San
Bruno road nr Army
Swiss Hotel, F Spaelti and A Gam;:
proprs, 627 and 629 Commercial
The Claremont, Mrs Maiinix propr, 448
Sixth
Thompson William, 103 Clark
The Truesdell, Charles Tence
proprietor, 1104 Market
Union Hotel, John Burke propr, 511
and 513 Mission
Wackenreuder Vitus, 147 San Bruno
road
Wagner Adam, 34 Hayes
Warncke Ernest, Venezuela
Washington Hotel, Patrick Collins
propr, NW cor First and Mission
Weber George, propr Weber House,
418 Broadway
Wendt John C, NE cor Jackson and
Drumm
Wiese & Bumgarten (Charles Wiese and
John Bumgarten) proprs North Ger-
man Hotel, 26 Sacramento
Williams J W, propr Sailor's Boarding
House, 307 Broadway
Woodworth John, 409 Pacific
BOAT BUILDERS
Burns & Kneass (John H Burns and
George W Kneass) 71S Third and 5
Mission
Collins Timothy, 120 Berry
Griffin John D, 239 Steuart
Langrehr H C & Co, builders
of metallic life and surf boats also life
rafts, 14 Commercial
Lanteri G F, NE cor Union and Front
Penney John F, cor Kentucky and Ten-
nessee
Thornton & WQOdSey (Sam-
uel Thornton and William Woodley)
316 Main
Vice Thomas, 42 Steuart
BOILER ALARMS
California Electrical
Works, 35 Market
Klein John IV! & CO, 720 Mont-
gomery
BOILER MAKERS.
Atlas Iron Works, J B Jardine
proprietor, engines, boilers and shaft-
ing, 213 and 215 Mission
Belmor & Brown (George Belmor and
John Brown) 208 and 210 Mission
California Boiler Works, Pretorioas &
Lernmer proprs, 125 and 127 Fremont
Downie Boiler Incrusta-
tion Preventive co, Joseph
McGillivray manager, 204 Market
Dundon's San Francssco
Boiaer Works, P f Dundm
proprietor, 131 and 133 Folsom
Ewing Charles G, mgr Babcock & Wil-
cox Boiler Mfg Co, 561 Mission
Hall J V, 304 Beale
Hamilton, Leach & Madden (James
Hamilton, William Leach and Will-
iam Madden) Keystone Boiler Works,
SE cor Main and Folsom
Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes, Fulton Iron
Works, 220 Fremont
McAfee & Son (William and W A)
210-214 Spear
Moynihan & Aitken (T J
Moynihan and James Aitken) 311 and
313 Mission
Ohmen Wm H, 22 Fremont
Pretorious & Lernmer, 125 Fremont
Rankin, Brayton & Co, Pacific
Boiler Works, 127 First
Rice Harvey W, 52-60 Bluxome
Riley William P, 296Howaid
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works,
SE cor Beale and Howard
Sacramento Boiler Works
J V Hall proprietor, 304 Beale
Union Iron Works, office 401
Market r
SVA\ wiVklr Jk CO.
. 413-415 Market St.
IRON, STEEL t HEAVY HARDWARE
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic
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BOLT MAKERS
Pacific Roiling M\\\, 202 Mar-
ket &
Payne Brothers (William and
George L) manufacturers of nuts
aud bolts, Norway iron carriage
bolts, first premium Mechanics' Fair,
Sau Francisco, 1SS5, 114 and 116
Mission
Phelps Manufacturing Co
W S Phelps president, W H Phelps
secretary, screw bolt works Black
Point, office 17 Drumm
BOOKBINDERS
Acres & Williams (R T Acres and H E
F Williams) 412 C mmercial
Althof & Bahls, 329 Sansome
Sancroft A L & CO, 721 Market
Bartiing & Phillips (Wm
Bariliug ;ind T K Phillips) 505 Clay
Bramson S, 517 Geary
Busweil Alexan<ler, 005 Montgomery
Castillar H M Mrs, 642 Washington
Griffiths <fc Malloye (John J Griffiths and
Frank Malloye) 422 Sacramento
HickS & Judd. 508 Montgomery
HigginS J M, 525 Clay
H using Henry, 344 Kearny
Lea ry A J» 402 and 404 Sansome
Matzeu Henry, 516 Pine
Mclutyre J B, 423 Clay
Nagel A G, 540 Bush
Radius L> also manufacturer of
fancy boxes, 538 California
Wolff August, 409 Sutter
Whelan ft Tracy, 540 Clay
BOOKS AND STATION
EEY.
(See also Stationers.)
Allsopp J P C, 1575 Market
American Tract Society,
Geo C McConnell superintendent, 757
Market
Ash F V Mrs, 1521 Missi-n
Bancroft A L & Co, 721 Market
BarkhaUd F W & D, 213 Kearny-
Klake Sumner C (estate of) 503 Kearny
Bloxhan Chas, NW cor Sixteenth and
Mission
BOUrgOin Adolph (second-hand)
206 Montgomery ave
BOWleS JameS, SE cor Leides-
dorff and Commercial
Boyd Theodore C, 47 Tbi d
Brady T F. 2001 Fillmore
Brier W W Rev & Son (W
W Brier Jr) San Fr.mcisco Presby-
terian Book Depository, 13 Sans> me
A. BOURGOIN,
NTIQUARUN BOOKSTORE,
Second-Hand Books
Bought, Sold and Exchanged, also keep on
band English, French, German, Spanish, Italian,
Latin, Greek, Hollander, Danish and Swedish
Books. Library and Parcels of Books bought.
206 Montgomery Avenue-
A
Cassidy M E Mrs, 143 Fifth
Choynski I N, 39 Sixth
Col well Wm, 114 Ellis
Courvoiser & Carnduff (F L Courvoiser
aud F F Carnduff) 1208 Market
Crabb H Mrs, 2331 Mission
Crocker HS& Co, 215 Bush
Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, SW cor--
Sansome and Sacramento
Currie & Co (A L and R Currie)
514 Post
Dewing J & Co, 420 and 4224
Bush
Dittmann E, 1514 Polk and 1324 Market
Dodge Bros & Pray (Z N Dodge and F
P Pray) 32 Geary
Dorgan Thomas J, 339 Hayes
Doxey William, 631 Market-
Doyle Michael, 140 Ninth
Duncombe William S, 30 Post
Edgerly S A, 215 Montgomery ave
Fairweather Julian, 542 Hayes
Field J A, 805 Larkin
Flood Michael, 831 Market
Franklin Henry H, 2043 Mission
Geiseudorfer Mary Mrs, 158 Second
Geraghty Michael, U27 Foi-
som
Goldsmith J R, 1000^ Market
Golly John B, 302 Stockton
Green E Mrs, 224 O'Farrell
Gregoire, T<iuzy & Co (Lewis Gregoire--
and Joseph Tauzy) 9 Post
Guggenheimer S, 613 Kearny
Guttman Fannie, 1324 Polk
Hackett Lincoln E, 307 Fifth
Hallwegen George, 32 Turk —
Harris J F, 408 Hayes
Harris Solomon, 402 Fourth
Healy P J, 104 O'Farrell
HenrickS Wm J, 432 Montgom-
ery ave
Hirsch David, 2218 Pine
Hofmann Joseph A, 208 Montgomery
Hook Bros (J F and A W) 20 Sixth
Hoole S F Mrs, 122 Fourth
Hunt James, 1738 Market
King Bros, 3 Fourth
King James H, 15 Fourth
Leary A J. 402 and 404 Sansome
Leavitt SB & Co, 406 Sansome
L'-vin Jacob, 31 Taylor
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Levin & Son (Lewis and Sol) 26 Stockton
Long C, NE cor Washington and Powell
Magill T W, 1018 Market
Manderson John, 153 Second
McDougall Matilda A, SE cor Sixteenth
and Shotwell
McSwegan Edward, 138 Fourth
Methodist Book Deposi-
tory, Rev John B Hill agent, 1041
Market
Montgomery Charles, 744 Mission
Moore H H, 411 Montgomery —
Murphy Win E, 20 Hayes
OBrien T J, 805 Market
Payot, Upham & Co (Henry lg£« wa
Payot and Isaac Upham) 204 Sansome
Pechner Win S, 403 Geary
Pelbert John S, 418 Hayes
Philan J N SW cor Sutter and Kearny | B ro7emk^hom
Pinto Jacob, 503 Washington
Proctor S Mrs, 76 Ninth
Richardson Bros (Alex and James) 215
Dupont
Roman A, 120 Sutter-
Rosenberg L, 506 Market _
San Francisco Presbyteri-
an Book Depository, WW
Brier & Son agents, 13 Sansome
Scott James C, 22 Third
Searles W A, 602 Montgomery
Sorge Oscar, 211 Post
Staake Ernest, 315 Third
Strickland & Pierson, 3 Montgomery
Tiedeman Henry H, 1630 Eddy
Tonini M G, 829 Kearny
Bausch Charles, 426 Third
Bayer Henry, 2016 Mason
Beran Adolph, 1901 ^ Mi-sion
Beran E, 922$ Fols.-m
Beran Frank, 1004 Pacific
Berglund Niles, 1329 Clay
Bercowitz Simon, 534 and 541 Pacific
Besthorn Htrman, 122 Geary
Bird Samuel A, 336$ Bush
Blauchette Louis, 1736 Market
Blume H, 627 Commercial
Bock C, 510 First
Boernicke Louis, 612 California
Boisseau & Son (T and E) 324 Dupont
Borsward Fred W
Waibel Bros (Fred and Oscar) 243 16th- Cohn Meyer 341$ Fifth
WaldteufeJ A, 757 Market -
White James T & Co (J
Dupont
Whitney Sumner & Co (S
Whitney, J Hasbrouck, F P Stone
and F G Sanborn) (law) 613 Clay
Wyatt S, 1117 Market -
BOOTS AND SHOES-RE
TAIL
Abrams Nathan, 534 Kearny
Adams Benjamin, 1644 Polk
Adler Leopold, 40S$ Larkin
Alexander Isaac, 410 Pacific
Algeo J, cor Railroad ave and Teneriffe
Alkus E, 122 Sixth
Alsenz Jacob, 1607 Geary
Alt Christopher, 606 Vallejo
Andrew Wm, 2601 Bush
Axt L, 1064 Howard
Baker John, 427 Fourth
Balfrey John, 506$ Howard
Baptiste S, 522 Taylor
Barragat P, 1515 Dupont
Bauer Gottlob, 109 Jackson
Baumgarten J, 41S Fourth
meo August, 414 Pacific
Bourguignon August, 428$ Broadway
Brill John Henry," Michigan bet
Napa and Sierra
1 12 Third
Bru John, 726 Broadway
Bruns Chris, 440 Fifth
Brusker William, 2062$ Mission
Bryani & Karsky (G Bryant and V
Karsky) 1049$ Market
Bussolino Severino, 502^ Union
Buttertield R O, 779 Market
Calahan David, 274 Brannan
Camera Peter, 62S Broadway
Carrull M, 753 Brannan
Cases Albert, 702 Broadway
Clark Jacob M, 399 Hayes
Clark P F, 314 Sixth
Clarke Charles, 609 Howard
Cleary Patrick, 514 Mission
Cohn Jacob, 103 Pacific
Cohn S, 320 Sixth
P WVvi+A\ oQ-iCohnreich Bros (I Cohnreich and I
Haendel) 840 Market
Coleman Joseph, 200$ Fourth
Coleman Simon, 1643 Mission
Connor Patrick, SW cor Union and
Montgomery ave
Corcoran Thomas, SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Howard
Costello Peter, 706 Larkin
Cotter Maurice, 521 Valencia
Cox James, 1161 Howard
Coyle Henry, 402 Third
Crawford George H, S2i Jack-
Creedmon Wm, 27 Commercial
Daugh John, 1804 Powell '
Davalos Faustino, 441$ Green
Davis Harry E, 435 Franklin
Davoren J J, 923 Eighteenth
Deasy Bros (Jeremiah and Cornelius)
118 Third
Demartini Giovanni, 229$ Montgomery
ave
Descalso Bros, 42 Sixth
Deutsch J, 1513 Geary
Dietle Charles, 235 Bush
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JUClSOIl xOWCLGr BANDMANN, NIELSEN &Co, General
Railroads.
Agents, S. F.
Baling
n Mnnil . Truman, Isham & Hooker, 421-427 Market St. Hay, Hide,
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SHOULD NOT FAIL TO ORDER A PAIR OF
CHARLES DIETLES
Celebrated Boots or SboeSj
235 BUSH STREET,
Occidental Hotel Building. SAN FRANCISCO.
Domenici Giovanni, 1333 Dupont
Domrowe Wilhelm, 1311 Pacific
Donnovan P, 221 Eighth
Donovan Daniel, 1412 Stockton and 423
Montgomery ave
Donovan Daniel, SW cor Union and
Oct a via
Donovan Martin, 1114 Pierce
Donovan Timothy, 306 Jessie
Dorler Anton, 223 Sixteenth
Douglass Joseph, 814 McAllister
Drechsler Louis, 947 Bryant
Drexel W, 512 Montgomery ave
Druhan & Gallagher (Thomas Druhan
and James Gallagher) NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Alabama
Duffy Patrick, 1414 Pacific
Dugan B, 1004 Bryant
Dugan Bernard F, 225 Fif-
teenth
Dunn John B, 1145 Folsom
Eberle Joseph, San Bruno road bet
Army and Eve
Ehrhorn August, 1220 Larkin
Ehrhorn C, 222 Ellis
Ehrhorn E, 1815 Polk
Ehrhorn Rudolph, 1328 Howard
Ehrsam Joseph, 1506 Dupont
Ellis P, 938 Folsom
Eppler Andreas, 522 Bush
Ernst Peter, Mission bet Twenty -ninth
and Thirtieth
Etthofer Henry, 602 Fourth
Evans George A, 1209 Fillmore
Farley James, 1612 Polk
Farrell John, 703 Howard
Fengler H, 539 Clay
Fengler Rudolf, 20 Hayes
Ferreira Albert, 119 Jackson
Ferris David, 603 Bush
Fischer Fred, 2247 Mission
Fischer William, 202 Montgomery ave
and 1005 Kearny
Flahaut & Ahern, 6 Sixth
Flubacher E, 432 Bush
Flynn James, 34 Second
Foley John, 789 Folsom
Ford John, 529 East
Frank Max, 525 Kearny
Franklin A, 239 Sixth
A. FRANKLIN,
(Formerly with Lesser Bros.)
Importer and Dealer in
I^IIYE SHOES
239 SIXTH STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Frauen H H, 542 Third
Frese Herman, 327 Dupont
Friedel Frederick T, 158% Steuart
Frohman Susman, 547 Hayes
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PIIEI-AX
BUIIiUISTtt.
ROSEWOOD, LI&N'JM-YITJE, BOXWOOD.
JOH\ T WIGMORE,
133 Spear Street, 8. F.
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Gallagher Michael, 2544 Foi
sum
Gallagher P B, 1J2 and 144 Fifth
Galloup J B, 10S4i Howard
Garabede John, 4S Sacramento
Garrett Francis, 313 Third
Geitner George, NW cor Sixteenth and
Folaom
Gerber John B, 302 Francisco
Gerken Henry, 'J 10 Fuurth
Giacomo Agosti, Mission bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Gibbons Michael J, S3 Stevenson
Giblin William, 145 Ninth
Gilbert A, 302 Fifth
C I n g Kee CO, 320 Battery
Goepel Robert, 2234 Greenwich
Goldman S, 403 Sixth
Goncalves Manurl, 616 Post
Gosliner & Co (Samuel Gosliner and
Max Aronson) 52 Third
Gottlieb Louis, 320 Taylor
Grafe John, 1209 Stein er
Grass Frederick, 8 Fourth
Green M, 812 Valencia
Grimes George C, 803 Folsom
Guthberlet J, 546 Washington
Haberly Fredrick, 1913 and 1915 Bush
Hamann John, cor Bush and Pierce
Hamillon Callaghan, 2615A Sutter
Hanson Henry, 540 Washington
Harris Abram, 35 Pacific
Hayden Patrick, 410^ Brannan
Healey A, Railroad ave nr Dominica
Healy Daniel, 3253 Mission
Healy Daniel, 1612i5 Mission
Heavey B J, 49 Everett
Heick Christian , SOS Fourth
Heim F L, 121 Dupont
Heinze Charles Fred, 111 Chattanooga
Hemmer Henry, 104 Sixth
Henry Joseph, 831 Geary
Hepp George, 1 325 Dupont
Hermann H, 720 Octavia
Hess Jacob, 1709 Market
Heyman Julius. 1946 Fillmore
Hicky Edward,' 153 Fifteenth
Hildebrandt Fritz W, 814 Buchanan
H ilzi nger Cottlei b, 314 Fourth
Hinders Henry, 340 Kearny
Hoertkorn Charles 543 Washington
Holder David, 118 Leidesdorff
Holl George, 3005 Mission
Horigan Daniel, SE cor 18th and Castro
Horner William, 1420 Howard
Howell HW, 1 SOS Polk
Hue Kai&Co 123 Clay
Hussey John, 414 Fulton
Hussey John, cor Railroad ave and
Venezuela
Hutchinson A, 19 Seventh
Isaacs Harris, ni Fourth
Jackson Walter, SE cor Union and
Kearny
Jacobs B, 512 Kearny
Jacoby Brothers, 25 and 27 Second
Jennings F R, 704 Mission
John, on A, 95 Commercial
Johnson John, \-lh .Second
Jones Orin & Co (Orin Jones) 769
Market
Kaliski Morris, 147 Second
Kast & Co, 73 i and 7i0 Market
Katschinski B, 10 Third
Katz Abraham, 12A Dupont
Kaufmann M, 25 Ue;:ry
Ke^ne D D, S49 Valencia
Kearney Martin, 1877 Mission
Keenan Patri k, 505 Missiun
KehoeP, 515 Eighth
Kelly P, 515 Geary
Kenney Michael, 4.5 Sansome
Kenuey P, 222 Jackson
Kmery M< rris, cor 24th and Chattanooga
Kirkpatrick James, 501 Seventh
Kleine Charles R, 1327 Polk
Klibbeck Christoph, 704 Montgomery ave
Knickman August. 161 1£ Mason
Koch George, 604 Mission
Koehler Wm, 2440 California
Koenig Anton, 122 Kearny
Keeper Frederick, 724 Montgomery ave
Kohlbecher Joseph, 123 Fourth
Kommer Emanuel, 331 Bush
Kramer F, 221 Davis
Kuhlenkamp H, Howard nr Fifteenth
Lacktnann H, 210 Brannan
Laib Anton, 906 Pacitic
Laib Joseph, 1623 Post
Landsberg Herman, 34 Sixth
Landuc i Francesco, 224 Broadway
Langenbeck William. 546 Fourth
Lanouette Edward, 1517 Polk
Lasky Isaac, 709 Larkin
Lawson E R, 246 Fourth
Leathe Benjamin, 10 ' Eleventh
Leiser John A, 723 Uni n
Leist Char'es, 2742£ Sixteenth
Leonard P H, 4-J6 Sixth
mnaaiBia
THE RED SHOE STORE
446 Sixth Street, cor. Bryant-
A full assortment of United Workitr-
men's Boots and Shoes and Philadelphia
Shoes always on hand.
P. H. LEONARD.
Leonhardt Charles, 30$ Second
Lesser Brothers (Herman Lesser) 40ii
Kearny
Lesser Jacob L, 2009 Fillmore
LeutholtzT G N, 410 Kearny, rm 33
Levy A, 530 Pacific
Levy Ad>l ( l/ 1111 Howard
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I. S. VAN WINKLE I CO,
413-415
Market St.
IRON, STEEl, ET'
Truman, Isham & Hooker, gg^^grfe Jagg'Sgsaa
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BARBERS
Dissat Antonio, 511 Kearny
Hefty J, 709 Davis
Heyman L, 1 Spear
Hyman Joseph, 703 Mission
Klemm Hugo, 285 East
Martin Antonie, 24 Folsom
Mitchell F, Mission nr Steuart
Schurr George, 4 Steuart
Schworm M, 927 Pacific
Silva M M, 631 Union
Staffeubach E & Co (E Staffenbach and
F Mitchell) 4 Mission
Weber Charles F, 152 Steuart
Will& Finck, 808 Market
BATHS
Harbor View Baths, hot sea
baths, R Herman proprietor, cor Ba-
ker and Jefferson
BEDS AND BEDDING
J arisen Alex, 593 and 595 Mis-
sion
Pacific Spring SVSattress
Co, 25 New Montgomery
BELL HANGERS
Will & Finck, 808 Market
BILLIARD SUPPLIES.
Will & Finck, 308 Market
BLACKSMITHS
Crockard Hugh, 20 Mission
BLANK BOOK MANU-
FACTURERS
Higgins J M, 525 Clay
BOARDING
Ahlgren Charles G-, 26 Folsom
Cane John, 15 Howard
Gaffney Peter, 541 Second
Janson Charlie, 206 Steuart
Moller & Wilson (F F Moller and Law-
rence Wilson) 263 East
Sundberg Peter G, 47 Sacra-
mento
Windsor House, Jas Gilleran
proprietor, 905 Market cor Fifth
BOAT BUILDERS
Clark & Webster (Geo Clark and B F
Webster) 22 Howard
BOILER WORKS
Moynihan & Aitken, 3ii and
313 Mission, SW cor Beale
BOOK BINDERS
Harrington W D S, 223 Market
Malloye & Broder, 422 Sacra-
mento
MOYNIHAN & AITKEN,
Boiler Works,
311 and 313 Mission St., S.W. Cor. Beale,
S»an Francisco.
T. J. MOYNIHAN.
J. AITKEN
High and Ltoxv Pressure Boilers
of all kinds built according; to Drawings or Spec-
ifications, and Sheet Iron Work execu-
ted at the shortest notice, on the most reason-
able terms. Repairing promptly attended
to, and at reasonable rates.
BOOKS AND STA-
TIONERY
Corden T J, 525 Fourth
Duncpmbe & Co, 211 Post
Frey & Vizard (Wm A Frey and Henry
Vizard) 107 and 109 Post
Lowinger Adolph, SE cor Sutter and
Dupont
Reuben M, 321 California, rm 9
Schaffner Carl, 430 Third
Sweeney M, 843 Market
Tauzy, Gifford & Co, 120
Sutter
Thompson F R, 73 Fourth
White James T & Co. 210
Sansome
Woodward, Street & Ray (G P Wood-
ward, J F Street and C E Ray) 216
Phelan Building
BOOTS AND SHOES
BandoniG, 113 Clark
Brevot Aug, 15 Hayes
Blltterfield & Co, Consumers'
supply house, 777 and 779 Market
Chase R P & Co, 869 Market
Crawford C H, 924 Washington
Fenglor Oscar, 5^ Mission
Gallagher E Mrs, Railroad ave bet
Paraguay and Tenerifte
Gauggel Leo, 181 Minna
Grass F, 20 aud 22 Fourth
Haller George, 307 Minna
Healy Daniel A, Railroad ave bet Man-
itoba and Dominica
Lester Chas, 12 Steuart
Levi B, 420 Hayes
Marks Salomon, 87 Stevenson
McLennan Charles. Georgia
bet Napa and Sierra
McMahon James, 1 149| Folsom
McNamara A, 12 Fifth
Musbacher George, 22 Steuart
Neilson John, 12 Howard
ParSOn A, boots and shoes at fac-
tory price, 1225 Broadway bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde
ST. DAVID'S, 190 RoofflS,
715 Haward St., nr. Third, S. F. Price per night, 50
cents, 76 c«nte, and $1; per w«elc, from 92 upwards.
SHIP PLANK and Timber, Locust TREENAILS. '&V5&K*
1286
San Francisco — Supplemental.
Porter, Slessinger & Co,
7 and 9 Battery
Scheer Henry, 1625 Leavenworth
Spence Daniel, 1017i Clay
Steele J B, 1933 Union
Tirrel C & P H & CO, 109 Battery
BOX FACTORIES
Pacific Paper Box Factory,
21 Montgomery ave
Swan Geo W & Co, 114-124 Spear
Truckee Lumber Co, 243-
251 Berry
BRASS FOUNDRIES
Baud F, 522 Fulton
Weed & KingwelKJHWeed
and Vincent Kingwell) 125 First
BREWERIES
Albany Brewing Co, Fritz
Hagemann president, J A Schaertzer
vice-president, 71 and 75 Everett
Broadway, 637 Broadway
H ibernia, Matthew Numan propri-
etor, 1229 Howard
Norman n OttO, Pacific Coast
agent for Wm J Lemp's Western
Brewery, St Louis, Mo, 411 Bush and
114 O'Farrell
Phoenix, 528 Noe
Swiss, Arnold Hensler propr, 416 Du-
pont
BREWERS' MATERIALS
Overacre P J, 37 and 38 California
BRICKS
Brick, Tile and Terra
COtta CO, James J Martin secre-
tary, 4 New I F Building cor
Seventh and Market
San Jose Brick Co, W H Doughty mgr,
slip 8 Oakland Ferry, main office San
Jose
BRIDGE BUILDERS
Bur re 1 1 A W, president California
Bridge Co, 22 California
California Bridge Co, A w
Burrell president, C E Cotton secre-
tary, Henry H Burrell superintend-
ent Oregon Division, 22 California
Pacific Bridge Co, c h Gor-
rill president, R W Gorrill secretary
and treasurer, 169 Second, Portland,
Org, and 4 California
Pacific Construction Co,
J M Thompson president, S Brown
superintendent, 258 Market
BROKERS- GRAIN
McGlauflin L W, 18 California
BROKERS- INSURANCE-
Paphael Louis, 403 Front
BROKERS-MONEY.
Boas J, *20 Montgomery
Weihe August, 400 Montgomery
BROKERS-SHIP AND
CUSTOM HOUSE
Hunter James, 323 Front
May hew H B, 405 Washington
BROKERS-STOCK-
BoUSfleld W C, 316 California
Cope & D;ivis (George W Cope and
George Davis) 318 Pine
Franks Fred & Co (Fred Franks and
Wdliam J Hayes) 321 Montgomery
Frank & Gray (Edward P Gray) 318
Montgomery
Raum J M, 424 Montgomery
BRONZE POWDER.
Dorety Joseph H- 529 Commer-
cial
BUSINESS AGENCIES.
BorOWSky M & Co(M Borowsky
and C R. Johnson) 409 Geary
Campbell & Duval (J B Campbell and W
B Duval) 235 Kearny
Gale J W & Co, 640 Market
Creen J C, 224 Montgomery
Kahn & Jones, 1016 Marker
Lorentzen A P, 19Steuart
Murphy & Co, 608 Market
POUlSOn A, 1001 Market
BUTCHERS.
Darby & St rouse, Bay City
Market
Hoffman & Woenne, 606
Market
Keyes Orrison H, 50 Steuart
Markel John L, ui3 and his
Stockton
Wagner F C & Bro, 1, 3 and 5
San Francisco Market and 2, 4, 6, and
8 Pacific Fruit Market, Clay St side
CABINET MAKERS
Shaw Nathan W, 510 Post
Zerse J, 845 Valencia
CAPITALISTS
BaCOn H D, 426 California
Hobart W S, 224 California
CARPENTERS AND
BUILDERS
Anderson Brothers, 1209
Market
Chase W T, 2 Howard
Day I H, 136 Main
Peters Wm J, 510 Market
Weber M, 317£ Dupont
Weintraub D P, 2015 Mission
I. S. VAN WINKLE & CO.,
413-415 Perkins HOUSE «nd MULE SHOES,
Market St. Globe- Putnam Northwestern Horse Nails
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic
VorttRAT HAI3. Foi- Sale
by all Druggists and Barb<"«-s.
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Lewis E & CO (E Lewis and H
Olcovich) 37 Second
Lickel M, 100 Jackson
Lindenbaum I, 943 Market
Longtin J B, 140 Seventh
Louis Marie, 639 California
Lowenstein I, 931 Kearny
Lowenthal Joseph, 927 Market
Lowery Henry, 405 Brannan
Loy Joachim. 1644 Mission
Lubiuski Wm, 12$ Dapont
Lucier Joseph, 101 Sixth
Lucier Joseph, 1911 Fillmore
Lucke H, 24 Geary
Ludemanu Henry, 420 Broadway
Luhrsen D, 222$ Second
Lung John & Co, 312 Commercial
MacDougall Neal, 3008 Mission
M.icNatnara A, 12 Fifth
Magnes Abraham, 306 and 30S Sixteenth
Magues S D, 1207 Stockton
Mahnard Ernest, 112 Washington
Maier Charles, 834 and. 836 Kearny
Main Edward, 315 Folsom
Malpiedi Giuseppe, 528 Vallejo
Mariani Angelo, 405 Broadway
Marks Samuel, 87 Stevenson
Marshal J D Mrs, 413 Hayes
Martin Thomas, 1418 Pacific
Matthews James J, 527 Sacramento
MatthiesenM, 1101 Howard
Matthison Matthias, 642 Filbert
Mayer J E, 1706 Polk
Mayers John, 1712 Leavenworth
Mayow Robert, 705 Valencia
McCarthy Chester, cor Mission and
Thirty-first
McCarthy Daniel, 1009$ Folsom
McClellan James, 1619 Buchanan
McCormick J, 593 Sixth
McDonald James, 536 Sixteenth
McGrath James, 515 East
McKinney George, 45 Sacramento
McLernan Charles, Georgia
bet Napa and Sierra
McNamara M, 1071 Market
McNulty James, 816 Battery
McNulty P F, 15 New Montgomery
Meagher Wm F, 111 Geary
Meatz Ferdinand, 213 Twenty-eighth nr
Dolores
Menge W, 1503 Post
Meran Emilio, 1417 Dupont
Meyer Albert, 908 Valencia
Meyer August, 2126 Fillmore
Michael Gustav, 132 Third
Miles Eldrige G, cor Church and Twen-
ty-eighth
Miller F J, 405$ Natoma
Miller M & Co (M, John and Miss M
Miller) 2133 Mission
Miller W P, 409 East
Mollor Conrad, 340 Fourth
Moloney Patrick E, 103 Fifth
Monaghan Patrick, 1059 Folsom
Monnin Bros, 603 Montgomery
Moore John, 1032 Folsom
Moore Puchard, 260 Eighth
Moore & Murphy (J Moore and J
Murphy) 138 Sixth
Morris A Mrs, 322$ Third
Moynihan L, 310 Seventh
Mueller Charles, 2008 Polk
Muhl August, cor Twenty-fourth and
Potrero ave
Muller Frank, 242 Sutter
Mutchler Christian, 4 Golden Gate ave
Nagel Jacob, X6 O'Farrell
Nary N, cor Teneriffe and Railroad ave
Nelligan William H, 303$ Fifth
Niven James & Co, 2760 Mission
Noble James, 3008 Sixteenth
Nolan & Descalso (M D Nolan and P C
Descalso) 11 Third
Nolan & Sons. 812 and 814 Mar-
ket
Nussa Wm, 1127 Dupont
O'Grady John, 1921 Hyde
Ohm F A, 430 Folsom
Oppenheim Adolph, 763 Mission
Oppenheim T L, 343* Fifth
Pahl Richard, 324 Kearny
Pardini E, 614 Washington
ParSOn Andrew, 1221 Broadway
Pasqualetti Pietro, 1720 Stockton
Peck John, 20 Montgomery ave
Pera Frank, 413 Broadway
Pfeiffer Frederick, 220 Leavenworth
Pope Chas W, 506 Market
Pringle Gilbert, 1015 Market
Quandt Gustav, 803 Jackson
Quinn Daniel, 417 Twenty -ninth
Quinn Fred, 613 Laguua
Quinn John, 208 First
Quinn John C, 223 Fifth
Radtke Theo, 349 Fourth
Raffetto Louis, 623 Broadway
Rasmussen P, 232 Third
Repenn Frederick, 521 Sacramento
Rethy Geo, 933 Market
Reubold M, 212 Bush
Rice A, 521 Hyde
Rieu J, 187 Jessie
Risi A, 806 Greenwich
Bobin Jean, 540 Green
Robitscher S, 1808 Geury
Rogers Hermann, 1315 Stockton
Rohde Bros (Franz and August) 509
Jackson
Rohrbacher Geo M, 1239 Mission
Ropankiewicz Andrew, 1712 Devisadero
Rosenberg Benjamin, 33 Eddy
Rosenblum Bros (D and H) 404 Hayes
Rosenblum Phillip, 207 Sixteenth
Rosenstein J, 142 Ninth
Rosenthal Bros & Co (I L and M Rosen-
thal and M Sondheimer) 1418 Polk
and 132 Post
BARNARD'S
BUSINESS €OLX,E«E
46 OFAKKELL ST., S. F.
SENS FOR CIRCULARS
Nicoll the Tailor, 816 laitet St.
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Ross Alexander, 503 Hayes
Rudeni A F, 37 Pacific
Runge Frederick, 1120 Taylor
Russell J B, 704 and 700 Market and 5
and 7 Geary
Ryder HA, 122 Folsom
Sablatschan Jarley, 810 Laguna
Schade A, 517 Valencia
Schallehn August, 510 Bryant
Scbau A, 503 Fourth
Schau Max, 131 Second
Schmaelzer Fred, 1 Virginia
Schmaus Frans, NE cor Franklin and
Bush
Schmidt Henry, 910^ Howard
Schmitt J Geo, 203^ Montgomery ave
Schmitt Otto, 134 and 432 Pacific
Schneider Charles, 416 Folsom
Schneider Henry, 423 O'Farrell
Schocker Jacob, 102 Clay
Schrank H, also branch laundry,
1118 Folsom
Schroder J C, manufacturer pat-
ent gaiter boots, 101 Third, SE cor
Mission
Schuerg George, 405 Twenty-fourth
Schwerdt Peter, 152 Eddy
Seifert M, 986 Harrison
Sheehan M & Son, 360 Third
Siefke Ferdinand, 240 Sixth
Siess J, 1137 Mission
Skerrett & Donnelly (T Skerrett and T
Donnelly) 226 Sixth
Smiley J, 1023 Howard
Smith J W, cor Sixth and Brannan
j Sollofine P, 706 Montgomery ave
! Spadier Peter, 527 Commercial
Staake Ernest, 315 Third
| Staib C, 932 Folsom
| Standard Shoe Co, 963 Market
Stievler Jacob, 502 and 212 Pacific
I Strauss E, 224-230 Sixteenth
| Strozynski B, 1004 Valencia
j Studwick Joseph E, 206 Fifth
Stuinpf J, 1002 Bush
Stumpf Joseph, 643 Post
Stuinpf M, NE cor Chestnut and Mason
Sudreau Jean, 225 O'Farrell
Sullivan J, 600 Battery
Sullivan J, 736 Brannan
Sullivan W M, 1424 Washington
Thoman Jacob, n s Filbert nr Fillmore
Thompson Robert-, 73 Fourth
Thumlcr C L, 6 Sacramento
Thunder Henry, 28$ First
Travers D, 396 Sixtn
Tuehler Theodore, 210i Clara
Utschig John, 326 Bush
Villemeur John J, 4 Summer
Vogel Charles, 502i Post
Vogelman H, 248 and 250 Sixth
Vuscovich V, 543tj Merchant
Wachter Rudolph, 711 Davis
Wallace W H, 1717 Market
Walsh Edward I, 3246 Mission
Walsh James, 218 First
Walsh Jerome, 445 Twentieth
Walsh John, 22 Seventh
Walsh Michael, 27 Third
Waterson William, 502 Ellis
Wax Paul, 711 Sutter
Weber Frederick, 621 California
Weber & Co (G Weber and W Bran-
scheid) 625 Commercial
Webster Thomas, 623 Howard
White Mathew, 605 Commercial
White Thomas W, 1 002 Buchanan
Wienberg C, 957 Folsom
Wildgans G, 392 Dolores
Wilkinson William, 1212 Polk
Winters Thomas, 1017 Clay
With row & Co (I M Withrow) 148 Ninth
Wolf H & Bro, 208 Sixth
Wolfarth J M, 1322 Pacific
Wolff Jacob, 615 Montgomery ave
Worslev Peter, 225 Sixth
Yore John P, 1807 Powell
Zschiesche Christian, 1422 Dupont
JOHN G. SCHRODER,
Sole Manufacturer of the FAVORITE GAITER BOOT,
BOOTS amp SHOES
Of the Latest Style always on hand and made to order.
FURNISH UPPERS TO SUIT THE TRADE,
WHOLESALE AND.RETAIL.
101 THIRD STREET, corner Mission.
SAN FRANCISCO.
No Buckling, or Buttoning, or Lacing. It is the easiest
and neatest wearing Gaiter Boot in the world.
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431-4JS7 Market St. Agricultural Im-
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WHOLESALE
B3rnheim E & Co (E Bernheim) factory
Oakland, office 106 Battery
Buckingham & Hecht; (Thos H Bucking-
ham, Isaac and Louis Hecht Jr and
Louis P Wiel) NW cor Haight and
Rough
Cahn Nickelsburg & Co
(M i Cahn, S Nick els burg, JBastheim
andCerf Weyl) 129 and 131 Sansome
Earle & Co (S A Earle, A W Bryant and
C H Sawyer) 765 Mission
Hecht BrOS & CO (Isaac, Jacob
H, A E, Loins and M H Hecht) also
agents for Hercules boots, 25 and 27
Sansome
Hobart, Wood & Co (B Hobart
and S A Wood) 15 Sansome
Hue, Kai & CO (Cheang Hue,
Quan Kai and Hee Kee) 123 Clay
Kutz & Murr (G M Kutz and Lewis
Murr) 107 Battery
Mitchell & O'Rielly (crimpers) (Michael
Mitchell and Jas 0'B.ielly) 175 Jessie
Nolan Bros (James C and William H)
101 and 103 Battery
Nolan P F & Co (P F Nolan) 71 and 73
Stevenson
Nolan & Sons, 812 and 814
Market
Oppenheimer Charles & Co (Chas Oppen-
heimer) 113 Battery
Porter, Slessinger & Co (Geo H Porter,
L Slessinger and Jos Kahn) 7 and 9
Battery
Rosenstock S W & Co (S w
Rosenstock and Marion Leventritts)
SE cor Sansome and Bush
Rosenthal, Feder & Co (S Feder) 33 and
35 Battery
Seiberlich's A Sons (F X, T W and E
H) 117 Pine
Tirrell C & P H & Co, 419 Clay
United Workingmen's Co-operative
Boot and Shoe Co, J D Sullivan pres,
W Rosie sec, 513 Market
Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, I M
Wentworth pres, C L Field sec, office
12 Bush
Wing WO Lung & CO, manu-
facturers, 211 and 2J3 Clay
BORAX
Harmony Borax Mining Co, 121 Market
OlCOVich BrOS, 12 and 14 Front
San Bernardino Borax Mining Co, 106
Leidesdorff, rms 7 and 8
Smith Julius P, 59 Nevada Block
BOTTLE DEALERS
(See Junk Dealers. )
BOTTLERS
Blumenthal & Mund.&'Sami
66U Mission
Buck John J, 231 Second
California and Oregon
Cider CO, bottlers of the Cele-
brated Oregon Cider, 218 and 220
Davis
Chase Alvah M, superintendent
Beer Bottling Department of John J
Buck, 231 Second
Deucher &, Kalben (Gotfried Deucher
and Ed Kalben) 245 Second
Goeppert Geo & Co (Geo and Wm Goep-
pert and Fred Haussler) 519 Chestnut
Hall Sullivan R, 775 Mission
Lang Adolph, 775 Mission
Roschmann Charles, 736 Fourth
Scholfield Anson, 10 Hayes
Sorenson, Dunker & Co, 425 Clay ■
Wiener Bottling Co, O Fausspropr, 916
Ellis
BOX BRANDS
Schmidt Label and Litho-
graphic CO, 27-31 Main
BOX MAKERS
California Cigar Box Co (C
A Hooper, M P Hubbard and Geo W
Hooker) Berry bet Third and Fourth
Con ley Alexis, 43 1 Valencia
Hobbs, Wall & Co (J K c
Hobbs and J G Wall) 314 Spear
Korbel F & BrOS (Frank, Anson
and Joseph) (cigar) corFifth and Bry-
ant
Myers & Racouillat (H B
Myers and L Racouillat) cor Ninth
and Harrison
Pioneer Paper Box Manu-
factory, C Thiebaut proprietor,
765 Mission
Radius L (fancy) 538 California
San Francisco Box Co, J R Carrick, H
Williams and W S Wright proprs,
515-519 Fifth
Tay Ceo H & Co (tin) 6i4-6is
Battery
Thiebaut C (paper) 765 Mission
Truckee Lumber Co, 243 251
Berry
Union Box Factory, R E Morry mgr, I
114-124 Spear
Waizman Max (paper) 539 1
Market
Waldstein A (paper) 320 Sansome
Wempe BrOS (paper and jewelry) j
573 and 575 Market
Weston C W, 213 Mission
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ST. DAVIDS, 190 Rooms,
715 Howard St., nr. Third, San Francisco. No dark
rooms. No guest uses linen once used by another.
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Brown & Metzner, 549 Market
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California Brass Works, Weed & King-
well proprs, 125 First
Dalziel & Moller (R Dalziel and W
Moller) 415 Mission
Carratt W T. *ls° machine works,
138-144 Fremont
Ciovannini & Osterloh (Phil-
ip Giovannini and Francis Osterloh)
105 Fremont
Greenberg's M Sons. 205
Fremont
Particelli Angel, 720 Bryant
Roylance J, 41 H Mission
Tay Ceorge H & Co, 614-618
Battery
Union Brass Works, Giovannini & Os-
terloh proprs, 105 Fremont
Weed & Kiugwell (J fi Weed and Vin-
cent Kingwell) 125 First
Whyte & DeRome (Neil C Whyte and
Louis DeRome) 137 Beale and 292
Howard
BREWERIES
Adams JaCOb, 637 Broadway
Ahrens Henry & Co, Chicago
Brewery, 1420-1434 Pine
Albany Brewing Co, Fritz Hagemann
pres, J A Schaertzer vice pres, 71
and 75 Everett
AnStett A & CO (James Denehy,
Daniel Donohoe and Charles Kreuter)
proprietors Lafayette Brewery, 725
and 727 Green
Bauer John, cor Fillmore and Waller
Bavaria Brewery, A M Frauenholz
propr, NYV cor Scott and Greenwich,
office e s Montgomery ave nr Vallejo
Boca Brewing Co, William
Hesse superintendent, office Berry
nr Fifth, and branch office 406 Sac-
ramento
California Brewery, Weinrich Schulte
propr, cor Twenty-sixth and Bryant
and Serpentine ave
Chicago Brewing Co,
N Ohlandt president, W TGungbluth
secretary, 1420-1434 Pine
Enterprise Brewery, F Hille-
brandt &. Co proprietors, 2015-2019
Folsom
FaUSS O & Co, proprietors Willows
Brewery, SE cor Mission and Nine-
teenth
Fortmann & Co (H F and F Fortmann)
267-271 Tehama
Frederick W A & Co (Win A Frederick,
Geo Shafett and D Sullivan) Jackson
Brewery, 1428 Mission
Fredericksburg Brewing Co, E A De-
nicke mgr, 8 F depot 539 California,
brewery San Jose
Hibernia Brewery, M Nunan propr,
1225 Howard
Hillebrandt F & Co (F Hille-
braudt, N L Meyer and P Windeler)
2015-2019 Folsom
Humboldt Brewery, 1S39 Mission
Kronenberg & Co (F Kxoneuberg, Ph
Rohrbaclier and Max Schwab) cor
Franklin and McAllister
Lafayette Brewery, a Anstett
& Co proprietors, 725 and 727 Green
Milwaukee Brewery, Lur-
mann & Garms proprietors, 612 and
614 Seventh
National Brewing Co, Chas
E Hansen president, George F Volz
secretary and A McLaughlin superin-
tendent, SE cor Fulton and Webster
North Beach Brewery, Joseph Schw»rz
propr, 308 Chestnut
Pacific Brewery, Fortmann & Co proprs,
267-271 Tehama
Philadelphia Brewery, estate
of John Wieland proprietor, 228-240
Second
San Francisco Stock
Brewery, Fred Bruns president,
Rudolph Mohr secretary, Chas Wil-
mot brewer, 2118 Powell
SchUSter Fred, 423-427 Valencia
Schwarz Joseph, propr North Beach
Brewery, NE cor Powell and Chestnut
South San Francisco Brewery, Walde-
meier & Zimmerman proprs, cor Rail-
road ave and Paraguay
St LOUiS Brewery, Lawrence
Waechter proprietor, 1524 and 1526
Pacific
Union Brewery, Thode Henning propr,
326 Clementina
United States Brewery, Kronenberg &
Co proprs, cor Franklin and McAllis-
ter
Waechter Lawrence, pro-
prietor St Louis Brewery, 1524 and
1526 Pacific
Washington Brewery, Claus Wreden &
Co proprs, SE cor Lombard and
Taylor
Wieland John (estate of) pro-
prietor Philadelphia Brewery, 22S-240
Second
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I. O. I AH TTIHiMl & uU., Market St. 61obe-Put«am Northwestern Horse Nails
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Willows Brewery, o Fauss &
Co proprietors, SE cor Mission and
Nineteenth
Wreden Claus & Co (Claua and Henry
Wreden, Carl C Vorrath and William
Fautz) proprs Washington Brewery,
SE cor Lombard and Taylor
BREWERS' MATERIALS
Bach & LUX (Charles Bach and F
A Lux) 535 and 537 Sacramento
Bauer J C «3t CO (J C Bauer and
Joseph Schweitzer) 632 Sacratnento
Herrmann & CO. SIS Sacra-
mento
Union Manufacturing
and Machine Co, neMain
BRICK
MANUFACTUR
ERS
Docking John, 407 Montgomery ave
Mallon P, Berry bet Third and Fourth
Patent Brick Co, Philip Caduc pres and
A T Eastland sec, 512 California
Remillard Brick Co, P N Remillard
pres, Pacific Street Wharf
Thornhill Joseph, 1612 Mason
BRIDGE BUILDERS
American Bridge and
Building CO, Thoa Thomson
president and John P Sheldon secre-
tary and treasurer, 22 California
California Bridge Co, Alfred W Burrell
pres and C E Cotton sec, 22 Cali-
fornia
McMullen J, president San Fran-
cisco Bridge Co, 10 California
Pacific Bridge Co, C H Goville pres and
B. W Goville sec and treas, 4 Califor-
nia, and 169 Second, Portland, Or
Pacific Construction Co, J M Thompson
pres and S O Brown supt, 45 Fremont
San Francisco Bridge Co,
J McMullen president, M J Mertons
vice president and R Percy Wright
secretary, 10 California
BROKERS-GENERAL
Boas Judah, 420 Montgomery
Page Bros (Arthur and Geo T) 40S Cali-
fornia
Watson Thomas, 308 California
BROKERS-GRAIN
Bent Edward F, 411 California
Bernhard Robt, 310 California
Bloom Jonas, 220 Sansome
Blum, Baldwin & Girvin (S Blum, B
Baldwin and R D Girvin) 319 Cali-
fornia
Bray's Sons & Co (Edw M and Robert
A Bray) 228 Clay
Brooks Max, 215 Sansome
Cahen A & Co (A Cahen and L Kauf-
man) 302 California
Clerc Raoul, 62 Merchants' Exchange
Costigan. Cohen & Co (J M Costigan,
Wm G and Edgar A Cohen) 203
Battery
Davis J B F, 216 Sansome
Elliott Richard, 44 Merchants' Exchange
Ejjpinger & Co (J and H Eppinger and
B Ettlinger) 302 California
Field & Stone (A B Field and B F
Stone) 126 California
Friedlander T C, 304 California
Gallego E C, 308 California
Gerberding A, 61 Merchants' Exchange
Grosh A B, 22 California
Hobbs F, 218 California
Kahn Maurice, 310 California
Kline L, 302 C Jifornia
Mayhe.v H A, 28 Merchants' Exchange
McGlauflin L W, 18 California
McPherson Wm, 304 California
Mehlert Edward, 62 Merchants' Ex
Mills & Co (E T V Mills) 307 California
Ransom Elisha & Co (Elisha Ransom)
204 California
Redington H W, 304 California
Schmitt B L, 6 Merchants' Exchange
Smith Fred M, 308 California
Stauf Werner, 415 California
Walkington Thos G, cor Berry and Fifth
Wangenheim H & Co, 308 California
Waterman M & Co (Herman
and Joseph Waterman and A Pfister)
also commission merchants, 108 Davis
Wheeler James L, 204 Front
Yates W H, 310 California
BROKERS^HOUSE
(See Real Estate Agents.)
BROKERS-INSURANCE
Allen D H, 421 California
Barton S M, 302 Sansome
Berton G A, 311 Montgomery
Bockius C G, 428 California
Brooks G W, 306 Sansome
Brotherton Robt, 216 Sansome
Crooks J G, 306 Sansome
Desmond J J, 322 California
Fassett H H, 216 Sansome
Feldbusch J H D, 428 California
Franconi Louis, 322 California
Fraser Hugh, 302 Sansome
Godfrey E A, 322 California
Hayes M J, 415 California
Hobbs, Wall & Co., Mfrs, BOXES of every Variety, i
314 NI'EAR
Street, S. F.
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Kirk W H, -434 California
Leary C M, 428 California
Macdonald A S & Co (A S Macdonald)
411 California
Mackie James B, Anglo
Nevada Assurance Corporation, 410
Pine
Maxwell J D, 421 California
McCloskey J H, 216 Sansome.
Nnttall J R K, 411 California
Parent Mary E Mrs, 302 Sansome
Prather J M, 322 California
Sheldon M L, 302 Sansome
BROKERS-MERCHAN
DISE
Alexander & Son (0 and C 0) 121 Cal-
ifornia
Baldwin J C, 109 California
Chadbourn C F, 200 California
Derby Thos, 320 Sansome
I Durand J A, 409 Battery
'< Gamble James, 16 Nevada Block
Hagan & Manheim (Benjamin
Hagan and Isaac Manheim) 217 San-
some
Herzberg M, 423 Washington
Hochkoller Rudolph, 203 Front
Holmes D B & Co (D B Holmes) 40
California
! Hughes H & Co (H Hughes and J Q
Adams) 123 California
Ireland William, 121 California
Jeffray Win, 204 California
Jennings C B, 121 California
LaWSOn F A, also paper, 123 Cali-
fornia, rm 16
! McCormick F H, 109 California, rm 5
i Perry W F, 214 California
Pinto Wm, 40 California
Richardson Wm, 218 California
J Ritzawaller S, 214 Sansome
Roy George E, 225 Sacramento
Tetzen Ch, 302 California
Zellerbach I, 214 Sansome
BROKERS-MONEY
Angell A J, 424 Montgomery
Barth Phil, 317 California
Beatty Samuel G, 314Moncgomery
Cohn S S, 428 Montgomery
Hagan & Manheim, 217 San
some
Kaempfer W H, 240 Kearny
Kirk W H, 434 California
Lacy H, 321 California
Little John T, 314 Montgomery
Neville EH, 116 Montgomery
Oppenheimer & Salinger (J L Oppen-
heimfr and Wm Salinger) 422 Mont-
gomery
PollitZ Edward, also land script
and warrants, 403 California
Russell Edwin, 330 Pine, rm 48
Smith Ferdinand, 316 Montgomery
Smyth H M, 326 Pine
BROKERS-PAWN
Abrahamson S, 515 Montgomery
Aronson George, 126 Kearny, rm 9
Cohn R B, 1068 Howard
Franklin M J Bro (Moses J and Noah J)
226 Dupont
Franklin Noah J, 1 106 Market
Gibbon E F, 625 Kearny
Hanak J, 820 Kearny
Hirschfeld J H, 510 Kearny
Hyman Wm, 16 Kearny
Jacobs Abraham, 613 Pacific
Levy E A, 62S Kearny
Levy I D, 647 Washington
Lichtenstein Benjamin H, 702 and 704
Kearny
Lichtenstein L H, 820 Kearny
Lichtenstein M H, 617 Wash
ington
Salomon J L, 622 Kearny
Sampson Korper, 212 Dupont
Schmalz Wm, 250 Sutter
Shawl Mark, 226 Fourth
Simon Emmanuel, 447 Third
Weihe August, 400 Montgomery
BROKERS-SHIP AND
CUSTOM HOUSE
Bauch P G, 520 Battery
Bellingall & Miller (P W Bengali and
P Miller) 50S Battery
Beyfuss C, 206 Front
Boden John H & Co (John h
Boden and Julius Quinchard) 504
Battery
Bruntsch & Wheeler (Charles Bruntsch
and Robert S Wheeler) 500 Battery
Bunker H S, 50S Battery
Doyle & WilSOn (R E Doyle and
Charles Wilson) 307 California
Edson C A & Co (C A Edson, John G
Hoyt and Robert Swayne) 504 Battery
Gardner & Wolcott (Jas H Gardner and
C P Wolcott) 504 Battery
Heise Chas Ed & Co (Chas E Heise and
— Hohwieser) 510 Battery
Hessler Charles, 518 Battery
Hollis Joseph, 226 Sutter
Houston W J & Co (W J Houston) 116
Front
Lolor Chas P, 30 and 31 Merchants' Ex
Mattooti & Danglada (J S Mattoon and
I Danglada) 502 Battery
MayheW H 8, 405 Washington
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Jk /"^ ATVTS! Truman, I- Iiain «Sfc Hooker, Agents for the Cele-
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Pierce E C Forwarding Co,
Jonathan Bourne Jr president, E G
Pierce superintendent, 20 California
Reed Geo W, 50S Battery
Schleiden J F, 324 Washington
Ten Bosch John & Co (John M Ten
Bosch and T H Betteridge) 302 Mont-
gomery, rm 8
York E R, 34 California
BROKERS-STOCK
Anderson Chas E, 318 Pine, rm 1
Armstrong John L, 318 Montgomery
Atkinson Thos T & Co (Thos T Atkin-
son) 337 Pine
BaCOil Martin, 325 Montgomery
Baird Andrew, 104 Leidesdorff
Bernhard Joseph, 404 Montgomery
Blow A W, 415 California
Bourne John B, 12 Leidesdorff
BOUSfield W C, 312 California
Brooks G W, 300 Sansome
Brown R G, 410 California
Buckman A E, 314 Montgomery
Cahill E & Co (Edward Cahill) 406
Montgomery
Coffin, Sanderson & Cook (J E Cook,
G R Sanderson and A F Coffin) 312
Pine
Colman M, 304 Montgomery
Crocker & Suydam (J H Crocker and
J N Suydam) 327 Pine
Dahl B F, 331 Montgomery, rm 18
Deane Coll, 326 Pine
Dinsmore R & Co (R Dinsmore
and Marsh French) 2'2Sh Montgomery
Dixon Samuel, 238 Montgomery
Duncan William L, 306 Montgomery
Duperu N, 421 California
Edwards & Co (William Edwards) 316
Montgomery
Fox Charles W, 318 Pine, rm 2
Fox Henry L, 339 Pine
Francis Harry, 215 Sansome
Franks Sam, 306 Montgomery
Friedlander M, 419 California
Gardiner Baldwin, 314 Montgomery
Gauthier E & Co (E Gauthier) 316
Montgomery
Gillon James, 318 Pine, rm 2
Goldman M & Co (Max Goldman and
Louis Lippman) 306 Montgomery
Gray Edward P, 318 Montgomery
Greenbaum L & Co (L Greenbaum) 326^
Montgomery
Greene H A, 304 Montgomery
Greenebaum & Straus (Jacob Greene-
baum and Emanuel Straus) 232 Mont-
gomery
Grossmeyer M H, 219 Sansome
Gurnett A G & Co (A G Gurnett) 308
Pine
Hadley & Doud (Fred W Hadley and
W A and Aaron Doud) 326 Pine
Hall Edward F Jr, 330 Pine
Hall Marcus P, 330 Pine, rms 1 and 2
Helbing August, 403 California
Hellmann A C, 308 California
Herman Martin, 324 Pine, rm 6
H ickOX CeO C, and secretary Man-
ufacturers' Association, Merchants'
Exchange
Hooker Richard C, 336 Pine
Horn R G, 337 Pine
Hosmer D M & Co (Geo J Henry) 314
Montgomery
Irwin & WatSOn, 411 California
Ives G I, 402 Montgomery
Jones & Norwood (J H Jones and W E
Norwood) 320 Pine
Kaufman C H, 307 Montgomery
Kenney & Dyer (C A Kenney and J P
Dyer) 337 Pine
King Homer S & Co (Homer S King)
314 Pine
Kraimer Isaac, 420 Montgomery
Kullmann & Co (S Kullmann and W
Lowenberg) 313 Montgomery
Laing & Ruggles (C D Laing and A B
Ruggles) 306 Montgomery
Lebatard M, 436 Montgomery
Levison M L, 322 California
Liebermann Theo, 326 Pine
Mackenzie J, 210 Montgomery
Marshall Louis, 304 Montgomery
Martin M S, 316 Montgomery
Marye George T & Son (George T and
George T Jr) 234 Montgomery
McCormick W G, 302 Sansome
McGowan P A, 302 Sansome
Nicholson J C, 214 California
Nicholson J H, 410 California
Noble H H & Co, 307 Montgomery
O'Connor Thomas, 304 Montgomery
Otis & Co (Stephen Otis) 316 Montgom-
ery
Paterson James, 238 Montgomery
Paxton Charles E, 330 Pine, rms 1 and 2
Perry John Jr, 413 Montgomery
Phipps A B, 306 Montgomery
Pollltz Edward, 403 California
Rehfisch & Co (Maurice Rehfisch and
Emanuel Epstein) 238 Montgomery
Rich Bernard, 306 Montgomery
Rogers Robert F, 330 Pine, rm 10
Rose L S, 406 Montgomery
Schmitt J L & Co (J L, C A and M
Schmitt) 6 Merchants' Exchange
Shinn Howard H, 318 Pine, rm 3
Shotwell Joseph M, 318 Pine, rm 12
Smiley T J L, 314 Montgomery
Stoutenborough Geo C, 318 Pine, rm 8
Strauss & Bender (E Strauss and W
Bender) 306 Montgomery
Sweet H A, 331 Montgomery, rm 21
Taylor W S, 314 Montgomery
NTjSSSS&Si. Designers and Frescc Painters, PSSSiffl...
WALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY.
John Wijrmore; Office, 133 Spear St.
Yards 129-147 Spiar; 'ZG-'ZH Hon aid.
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Tobin R G, 314 Montgomery
Uhl George, 314 Montgomery
Utter F W, 113 Leidesdorff
Van Wyck Henry L, 308 Pine
Wakefield S B & Co (Sam
Bell Wakefield and A W Foster) 322
Pine
Warren S P & CO (S P Warren)
405 California
Whitely T, 314 Montgomery
Wright W H, 337 Pine
Wyer G W, 424 Montgomery
Zadig, Wollberg & Go (H Zadig, J
Wollberg and J Marks) 303 Mont-
gomery
BRONZE GOODS
Gross^. Wm, 120 Sutter
Linforth James. ut> Front
Paudler Joseph, proprietor San
Francisco Bronze Works, 773 Mission
San Francisco Bronze
WorkS- Joseph Paudler proprie-
tor, 773 Mission
BROOM AND BRUSH
MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS
Armes & Dallam, 230 and 232
Front
Asal AdOlf, H47vV Mission
Atlantic Brush Co, 510 Montgomery
Buchanan Brothers (Findley, William,
Edward aud P H) 609 Sacramento
Copson Benjamin, 322 Davis
Eureka Broom Factory,
Lambert Van Laak proprietor, Eight-
eenth bet Shut well and Folsom
Figer Joseph, 231 Post
Fulton C C, 115 Drumm
Harrison & Dickson, 220 Front
Hubbert Walter K, 1922 Howard
Lake & CO (I ^ Lake) 411 Sacra-
mento
MacKenzie G F, SI 7 Geary
Palmer & Steers (L \V Palmer and E E
Steers) 315 Davis
Simpson R W, factory 609-615 Branuan,
salesroom 319 Sacramento
CJnna Jacob, 151-157 New Montgomery
Van Laak Lambert, proprietor
Eureka Broom Factory, Eighteenth
bet Shotwell and Folsom
Zan & Plancich (Vincent Zan and
Nicholas Plancich) 510 Front
BUGGIES
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
421-427 Markeo
BUGGY TOPS
Stein ChaS W, 265 Stevenson
BUILDERS MATERIALS
Latson Frank P & Co, 2S and
30 New Montgomery
Osborn R F & CO, 751 Market
BUNG AND PLUG MAN
UFACTURERS
Hardenburgh Isaac, 134 Main
Mixer Ceo H, 117 and 119 Main
Swift James, li21 Mission
Waas Henry, 720 Minna
HENRY WAAS,
WOOD TURNER
MANUFACTURER OF
Wooden Bungs, Taps, Plugs,
720 MinnaSt., bet 8th db 9th, San Francisco.
Established fcince 1856.
Patronize Home Industry.
ALWAYS on hand all kinds of FAUCETS for
St'eam Beer, Flat Beer, Ice Boxes, Wine, Ltquqn
Vinegar, Acid. MARBLE IRON BUSHES FOR
BEEKKEGS. fiT SOFT and HARO WOOD
BUNGS, Wine Flugs, Tap Plugs, Butter Plugs,
Ship deck Plugs. Pattern Bnngborers, Copper-
brands (numbers and letters) all sizes, Ke^-
brushes, Bungstarters, Pottle cork Machines.
BURGLAR ALARMS
California Electrical
Works, 35 Market
Klein John M & Co, 720 Mont
gomery
BURGLAR PROOF LOCKS
Latson Frank P & Co, 28 and
30 New Montgomery
BUSINESS AGENTS-
Boas J- 420 Montgomery
Boothby Wm T & Co, S38 Market
Cahen Aug, general agent, 320
Sansome
Clement John, 21 1 Sansome
Cooper H F, 19 Montgomery
Covert H M, mgr Farmers' and Mer-
chants' Business Agency, 203 Sacra-
mento
Eddy & Leavitt (Matthew T
Eddy and \Y P Leavitt) proprietors
Rebate Alliance, 45 Phelan Building
Evers A C (German) 413 Kearny
Camage John, 32S Montgomery,
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Harmon & Sears (A k p Har-
mon Jr and H B Sears) rm 111 Phelan
Building
MaSOn John. 511 California and
331 Montgomery
McAbee Alex, business agent with
E J Baldwin, 27 Ellis
Pilcherfe Co (W J Pilcher and Simon
Hamberg) 326 Kearny
Thomas Lizzie Mrs, 607-^ Washington
BUSINESS~COLLEGES
Barnard's Business Col-
lege, G B Barnard manager, 46
O'Farrell
California Commercial
College, Gr B Barnard manager,
46 O'Farrell
Globe Business College, J T Welham
supt, 610 Clay
Heald's Business College,
E P Ileald and C S Haley proprietors,
24 Post
Pacific Business College,
Chamberlain & Robinson proprietors,
320 Post
BUTCHERS-RETAIL
Adrian Frank I, stalls 5 and 6 California
Market
Airey H J, SW cor Webster and Jack-
son
Antz Henry, stalls 1 and 2 Grand West-
ern Market
Arnold B E, cor Valencia and Twenty-
third
Astorg Alphonse, 108 Fifth
Astorg Marcellin, 154 First
Baccus R T, 300 O'Farrell
Bacher Charles S, SE cor Clay and
Taylor
Bailly Bros (Arthur and Achille) 71
California Market
Baker Street Meat Market, Baker bet
Bush and Pine
Band Joseph, cor Eighteenth and Va-
lencia
Barnett Thomas, 328 Broadway
Bender A F, cor Dolores and Twenty-
ninth
Bender Jacob, 1020 Howard
Beppler John, 1518 Dupont
Blaut Sam, 237 Sixth
Bloch & Metzger (Achille Bloch and
Chas Metzger) 1921 Bush
Blumenthal A, 986 Folsom
Boese H J, cor Clark and Davis
Bosisio & Morando (C Bosisio and G
Morando) 1522 Dupont
Brady & Kafka (Otto Brady and Simon
Kafka) 209 Sixth
Brauer Henry & Co (Henry Brauer)
1304 Stein er
Brod J H, 3002 Mission
Burgin Gustave, stall 26 Centre Market
Bushnell C H, NW cor Leavenworth
and O'Farrell
Cabossel John, 172-2 Polk
Cailleaud H & Co (H Cailleaud) 57-59
California Market
Canavan P F, 1129 Howard
Cassidy Patrick, 201 Twenty-third
Cazeaux Jean, 65 Centre Market
Cazeres G, 322 Fifth
Chiesa A, 439 Broadway
Connolly Wm J, 1206 Valencia
Consany & Eunde (A Consany and F
Rnnde) 426 Natoma
Convey Edward, SE cor Hyde and
Green
Cortelyou E & C, 4 Grand Central
Market
Coughlin J D, 303 Sixth
Coutolenc Desire, 303 Montgomery ave
Cronan Bros (L and J) Mission nr Thir-
tieth
Cuneo G & Co (G Cuneo) NE cor Du-
pont and Union
Daverkosen P, 2512 Bush
Davis Benjamin, 1702 Hyde
De Loca Gesualdo, SE cor Green and
Dupont
Decourtieux Armand, n and
19 Pacific Fruit Market (see adv)
Delano L T, 1145 Folsom
Denhard John, 200 Ninth
Di Vecchio Emil, 640 Post
Di Vecchio Fenri, SW cor Hayes and
Franklin
Di Vecchio Stephen, 504 Valencia
Dickson D M, 235 Third
Dodge D, 159 Steuart
Downey John, 946 Twentieth
Drewes H J, 350 Twenty-fourth
Duaue Edward, SE cor Seventeenth and
Sanchez
Dunlop D & Co (Daniel Dunlop) Haight
iir Fillmore
Edwards C E, New York Market, 242
Third
Eggert Henry, NW cor Montgomery
and Union
Ehrhardt Albert, 155 Second
Engle Fred, 967 Mission
Fabry L M, SE cor Hayes and Laguna
Farrell Michael, 424 Fourth
Faubel John, 2432 Sacramento
Fay J & Co (Andrew Fay) 1573 Market
Featherstone P, 1161 Folsom
Ferrier J S, 44 and 45 Grand Central
Market
Filliot F, 123 Sixth
Fischer Geo, 923 Larkin
Fischer Louis, 1129 Folsom
BARNARD'S
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Fisher Leonard, Palace Meat
Market, SE cor Sacramento and Brod-
erick
Flach Joseph, 58S Seventeenth
Flageollet H C, 912 Valencia
Fogarty James, 70 and 71 Centre Mar-
ket
FordChas H, 211 Fourth
Fos Isidor, 1304 and 1306 Dupont
Fos J & Co, 1125 Mission
Frank & Maybee (Adam Frank and
Peter Maybee) Mission Market
Freise Paul, 805 Buchanan
French L, 5 Grand Central Market
Fuchs N, 3 Grand Central Market
Fulda B, SW cor Hyde and Geary
Furlong Joseph, 1504 Polk
GafFney John, 537 Fourth
Gall Frederick G, NW cor Pobt and La-
gun a
Gans & Co (Isidor Gans) Grand Floral
Market, 745 Mission
Gans Sam'l, 7 Grand Central Market
Ceantit A, 16 and 18 San Francisco
Market (see adv)
Gerhardt F J, 1837 Market
Cermer J C, 214 and 216 Sixth
Glenan Martin, NE cor O'Farrell and
Jones
Godsil T O, 1040 Bryant
Goebel George, 247 Third
Goedecke Louis P, 1322 Dupont
Goldmeyer I H, 1600 Mission
Graeber Chas, 2121 Fillmore
Hames George, 173 Sixteenth
Hammond & Brod (J C Hammond and
A H Brod) 33 Fourth
Hans J R, 216 Second
Hansen & Co (C Hansen) 1604 Geary
Hanson F, 1 1 and 12 California Market
Harris Ed T, 4 Mission Market
cor Mission and Sixteenth
Hartman Jacob, 48 Grand Central Mar-
ket
Hartman S, 703 McAllister
Hartnett Lawrence, 1302 Pacific
Haub Philip, 502 Montgomery ave and
1503 Stockton
Hayden John, 525 Seventh
Heineman & Stern (E Heineman and
M Stern) 219 Sixth
Hentrich L, 1-5 San Francisco Market
Hertz J & Co (Jacob Hertz and Ad
Scbetzel) 5 and 6 Centre Market
Hildebrand August, 123 Seventh
Hillers Henry & Co (Henry Hillers) 340
Guerrero
Himmelmann & Heinz (George Himmel-
mann and Jacob Heinz) 1827 Union
Hoare John, 1409 Folsorn
Hofmann & Woenne, 606 Market
Horn James H, 55 Centre Market
Hornung Chas F, Mission Market cor
Sixteenth and Mission
Hubbert John, cor Twenty- fourth and
Church
Hughes John J, 209 Second
J a gel Ski Frank, SE cor Clay and
Powell
Johnson Albert, 1645 Mission
Jonas M & Co (M Jonas and G Golden)
1117 Mission
Joseph & Silverberg (J Joseph and
A Silverberg) 1 New Metropolitan
Market
Junker Charles, 135 and 137 Gough
Junker Fred, 1005 McAllister
Junker & Ecks (Louis Junker and Hen-
ry Ecks) SW cor Laguna and Fulton
Kahn Bros, 1515 Geary
Kane D J, cor Twenty-seventh and
Church
Katz Fred, 94-100 California Mar-
ket
FRED. KATZ,
Beef and Pork Butcher
DEALER IN
Hams, Bacon, Lard, Smoked Beef, Mutton,
Tongues, and all kinds of Sausages, etc.
Stalls 94 to 100 California Market,
Pine Street Entrance, San Francisco.
CORNED AND SALT BEEF BY THE BARREL
Hotels, Families, and Boarding Houses
supplied.
Marketing Delivered Free of Charge.
" Telephone 5185.
Kauffmann Jacob, 412 Third
Kaufman Chas, Bay City Market, 1134
Market
Kaufmann Jonas, 613 Post
Kaupert Joseph, Twenty-fourth nr Bry-
ant
Kearney Peter J, SW cor Filbert and
Mason
Kelly Joseph, 1159 Howard
Kelly M J & Co (Michael J and Thos
Kelly) 3 and 4 Centre Market
Kelm Win H, 1226 Pacific
Kirsch Emil, 2160 Mission
Kramer Louis, 704 Battery
Kramer Wm J, 1903 Geary
Kratz Charles, 2436 Mission
Kyes O H, 50 Steuart
Lally Dennis J, 133 Eleventh
Laporte Louis, 706 Broadway
Lawrence & Levy (John Lawrence and
Henry Leyy) 535 Clay
LeBert Victor, 218 Eighteenth
Le Maitre J*ules, 67 Centre Market
ALL High Explosives
ARE IMITATIONS OF GIANT POWDER
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Gen. Agents, S. F.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
m-ffl Market Street. Hay, Hide, Hop, Rag,
Wool, and Orchilla PRESSES.
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Lehmann G, 2616 Bush
Lehman n Marks, '2616 Bush
Lesser & Godeau (Geo F Lesser and
Julius S Godeau) 1404 Dupont
Lev ens B W, wholesale dealer in
and slaughterer of sheep 41 1| Cali-
fornia
Levy Max, mgr with C Steinfel, 936
McAllister
Lieb A H, SE cor Twenty-fourth and
Guerrero
Lilienthal Herman, 338 Sixth
Lint Peter F, 1103 Leavenworth
LintOtt ChaS, 20 Centre Mar-
ket
Livingston Luke, 1138 Howard and 240
Fourth
Maesen William, stall 10 New Metro-
politan Market
Mahlstedt John J, 322 Folsom
Mallett J H, 1915 and 1917 Fillmore
Markel John L, 1402, 1413 and 1415
StocktoD
Marxen Julius, 2021 Fillmore
May wald Wm, SE cor Sutter and Dev-
isadero
McCarty James, 323 Third
McDermott James, NE cor Tenth and
Harrison
McGowan T J, 519 Geary
McGrath & Nutting (John H McGrath
and Steven E Nutting) NE cor Scott
and Ellis
Mclnerney Thomas, 311 Broadway
McMenomy J H, 8 and 9 California
Market
Menesini Y, 1300 Stockton
Menesini & Giovannetti, 244 Fourth
Merchant & Meriwether (Chris Mer-
chant and H D Meriwether) 17-19
California Market
Merkelbach Wm, 12 San Francisco
Market
Meserth John L, Twenty-eighth, Va-
lencia and Mission
Meyer George, 2616 Bush
Meyer & Akmann (Albert Meyer and
Wm Akmann) 16 and 18 Sacramento
Meyer & Bloch, 839 Geary
Micheletti Pietro, SW cor Filbert and
Dupont
Miller H M & Co (H M Miller) cor
Pine and Broderick
Miller L & Co (Louis Miller) 823 Green-
wich
Moock Jacob, 31 Valencia
Moock Peter, cor Ritch and Folsom
Morgmstern Alfred, 9 Berry nr Third
Morgenstern Alfred W, cor Third and
Brannan
Muller Fred, 43 Centre Market
Muller John, 13 and 14 California Mar-
ket
Muller Louis, SE cor Minna and Third
Muller & Koenig, 15 and 16
California Market
Nagel Wm, 627 Bush
Nelson H & Co (Andrew Faist and Her-
bert Nelson ) cor Bryant and Second
Nelson James, Grand Arcade Market
Newman Philip & Meyer, 43 Wash-
ington Market
Newman Simon, 46 Centre Market
Northey <fc White (Frank Northey and
J P White) 25 and 26 Grand Western
Market
Northmore Samuel, 1520 Folsom
O'Brien John, 721 Brannan
O'Donnell Patrick, 027 Bryant
Oppenheimer Elias, 428 Grove
O'Shaughnessy & Mangels (William
O'Shaughnessy and H Mangels) Grand
Arcade Market
Ososke Isaac, 938 Harrison
Ososke M, cor Fifth and Clara
Ostman & Dikerson (Charles Ostman
and Harry Dikerson) SW cor Van
Ness ave and Oak
Oswald Wm, 1012 Pacific
Ott John S, cor Eddy and Pierce
Pardi & Co (Antonio Pardi) 871 Mission
Peterson Henry, ni7 Harrison
Peutz Henry, NW cor Leavenworth
and Broadway
Pieperling & Wirth (Joseph Pieperling
and George Wirth) SE cor Hyde and
Union
Pinchon & Drouin, SW cor Powell and
Pacific
Powers Thomas J, 138 Hayes
Proll Henry Jr, SW cor Larkin and Clay
Puetz W Joseph, 533 Haight
Rader Konrad, 13 and 15 Pacific, fruit
market and stall 56 Centre Market
Reiule L Mrs, 9 Grand Central Market
Riegelhuth Charles, 432 Third
Roberts & Iverson (R M Roberts and G
W Iverson) 25S Third
Rcsenbaum Herman A, 1 and 2 Centre
Market
Rosenberg J, SE cor Larkin and O'Far-
rell
Rosenberg Louis, 4 New Metropolitan
Market
Rosenberg Louis Jr, 20 New Metropoli
tan Market
Rossi Giuseppe, 515 Broadway
Rowan TD, 231 Eighth
Samuel W A & Co (W A Samuel) cor
Twentieth and Shotwell
Say re Roger H, 407 Turk
Scheuer Chas L, 418 Sixth
Schmidt Ernest, 5 and 6 Grand Western
Market
Schneider Louis, 2004 Polk
Schoenfeld Jacob, 331 Kearny
Sch rader Bros, "Grand Central Market
Schreiber Herman, 923 Eighteenth
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190 Rooms, 715 Howard St., nr. Third, San Francisco. Single rooms 50
?euts per night Daily papers on file. Hot baths free.
ROSEWOOD, LIGNilM-VITJE, BOXWOOD.
JOHK WKJ5IORE,
133 Spear Street, S. F.
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Schuck E & Co (Emil Schuck and Ph
Steckenreiter) 302 Beale
Schultz & Reulein (Philip Schultz and
Emil Reulein) cor Twenty-fourth and
Florida
Scully John, 322 Polk
Seibel Philipp, 59 and 60 Wash-
ington Market
Seipel Charles, 2302 Mission
Selig J, Grand Arcade Market
Shyne James G, 339 Fourth
Simon Rudolph, cor Harrison and Twen-
ty-fourth
Smith J A & Son (J A and Benj) 33
Ninth
Smith James, 108 Twelfth
Smith John, 115 Ninth
Smith M L, cor First and Folsom
Solomon Simon, 1 and 2 Central Market
Standard Cash Market, John L Markel
propr, 1402 Stockton
Starck John & Co (John Starck and
Gottlieb Burgdorf) cor Leavenworth
and Ellis
Stark Luke, 529 First
Steinfels Chas, 936 McAllister
Stelling H & Bro, 2766 Mission
Stephan John C, stalls i and 2
California Market
Stern Chas, 1078 Howard
StOltz Charles J, H03 Folsom
St »lz P J, 126 Eleventh
Strauss B, stalls 27 and 28 Grand West-
ern Market
Strehl Charles, stall 3 New Metropolitan
Market
Stutz Jacob, stalls 52 and 53 Washing-
ton Market
TautphausP, 1426 Polk
Terry L A, stall 7 Centre Market
Thomsen F'H, 1405 Bush
Tyson & Bill (A J Tyson and Geo Bill)
SE cor Washington and Stockton
Uri F & CO (F Uri and K Werthei-
mer) 20-26 San Francisco Market
Van Housen William, NE cor Ellis and
Larkin
Vincent John, 1604 Polk
Vocke Chas & Wm, 48S Eighth
Vogelsanger Marx, 529 Fourth
Voll Henry, stalls 37 and 5T Centre
Market
Wagner Anton P, NW cor Mason and
Chestnut
Wagner Charles, 228 First
Wagner FC& Bro, 2, 4, 6 and
8 Pacific Fruit Market, Clay street
s-ide
Walheim Ottmir, 912 Twentieth
Wedemeyer J H, cor Potrero ave and
Sonoma
Weisheimer Chas, 450 Sixteenth
Werner George, 1812 Union
Werner Louis, 910 Bryant
Wetzel William, Folsom nr Twenty-
second
Whitman Henry, NE cor Greenwich
and Steiner
Wieners B H & Co (B H Wieners and
Joseph Buttgenbach) pork stall 6
New Metropolitan Market
Wiersbitzky & Smith (Henry Wiers-
bitzky and Erant Smith) 5 Jackson
Wiggin Wm D F, 1306 and 1308 Market
Winter & Theler (Geo Winter and Wm
H Theler) stalls 12 and 38 Centre
Market
Witzeman & Staiger (W F Witzeman
and J J Staiger) 417 East
Wolff William, 511 Pacific
Wuthrich John, 415 Geary
Zecher Frederick W, 1S21 Powell
Zeh Louis, SE cor Union and Dupout
Zeitler Frederick, proprietor
Mission Road Market, Mission bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Zerr Caspar, 208 Francisco
BUTCHERS-WHOLE
SALE
Alf Richard, St Thomas bet Savannah
»nd Platte
Avy Eugene, wholesale sheep
butcher, 320 Sansome
Brandenstein M & Co, LGodchaux mgr,
529 Clay
Brown & Draper (Reuben W Brown
and Edward P Draper) St Thomas nr
Railroad ave
Byrne I M, 533 Kearny, rm 8
Cannon Patrick, Manilla nr Yazoo
Cru n ney & Hall (Jam^s Crummey and
James Hall) Honduras, South S F,
office 651 Harrison
Donnelly, Dunne & Co (Ed
ward F Donnelly a id James F Dunne)
Honduras nr Kentucky, office 601
California
Fauser Chas \, Railroad ave bet Para-
guay and Teneriffe
Fitschen Adolph F, Railroad ave bet
Dominica and Servia
Groeschel & Reinhold (B Groeschel and
Jacob Reinhold) 1602 and 1604 Market
and 3 and 5 Hayes
Holtermann John J, Kentucky bet
Sierra and Nevada
Horn & Chapman (Bernard Horn and
C E Chapman) 504 Kearny
Johnson J C & Co (J G- and
Charles Johnson) cor Manilla, Yazoo
and Honduras
Kroeger Henry, cor Michigan and
Shasta *
I, S. VAN WINKLE & CO.,
413-415 Market St. IKOW STEEL, All
Kinds Blacksmiths' Materials, HEAVY HARDWARE.
STOLTZ'S WALNUT COSMETIC
Barkens Gray or Sandy Hair ami Whiskers
to Perfection. Does KOT WASH OFF
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Lawrence & Levy (Joseph Lawrence and
Henry Lew) Honduras, South S F,
office 535 Clay
LevenS B W, 41H California, rm6
Miller & Lux (Henry Miller and Charles
Lux) 533 Kearny, rm 2
Moffat E fit H (Eugene and Henry)
First ave, South S F, office 238 Kearny
Oregon Stock and Butchering Co, Geo
W Scott sec, 202 Sansome
PegLlillan E, St Thomas bet Savan-
nah and Platte
Peterson C, St Thomas bet Savannah
and Platte
Poly, Heilbron & Co (A Heilbron and
Brother and S Clay burgh) 339 Kearny
Regan Cornelius, St Thomas bet Savan-
nah and Venezuela
Regan Patrick, Manilla nr Yazoo
Roads M, St Thomas bet Savannah and
Platte
Salles Bertrand, cor Railroad ave and
Venezuela
Schoenfeld Jacob, Honduras, South S F,
office 331 Kearny
Schrader Bros (W F and R C) stalls 46
and 48 Grand Central Market
Schumacher Bros (Henry D, Diedrich
and Amandus) Yazoo bet Montenegro
and Manilla
Schweitzer J & Co (Jacob Schweitzer
and Isaac Levy) Clay Street Market
and 111 Post
Shrader Andrew J, Honduras nr Ken-
tucky
Silverberg Simon, Honduras, South S F,
office 320 Sanaome
Smith J B, Ocean View
Sullen Frank, St Thomas nr Railroad
ave
Sylvester Daniel, Honduras nr Kentucky
Sylvester John, Honduras nr Kentucky,
South S F
Uri Felix & CO- 20-26 San Fran-
cisco Market and 530 Clay
Wagner Lewis, Yazoo nr Manilla
Wissel August, cor Kentucky and Mani-
toba
BUTCHERS' TOOLS
Linforth James, H6 Front
JAMES LINFOKTH, Agent for Zimmerman
Meat Cutters, Draw Cut Butcher Machines,
Choppers, Stuffers, and Lard Presses, Tanking
Outfits, " Butcher Boy" Steam Engines. Cata-
logue on application. 116 Front Street.
BUTTER — WHOLESALE
Whitney C E & Co, 101 and 103
California
BUTTON HOLE MAKERS
Coppage John W, 31 Second
Levy P, 1013 Stockton
CABINET MAKERS
(See also Furniture Manufacturers and
Chair Manufacturers; also Car-
penters and Builders. )
Amendt Emil, 506 Larkin
Brewer J, 1737 Market
Davies Shadrach, 905 Clay
Forbes A J, 213 Mission
HaUSSler L F, new style of cylin-
der writing-desks made, 231 Jackson
Heubner Emil, 572 Brannan
Kemp & Co (Joseph Kemp and William
Bateman) 114 and 116 Mission
Kittler C Wm, 204 Powell
Klotz J A, 322 Seventh
Koehler Charles, 231 Ellis and
246 Taylor
Long F A, 20S Leavenworth
Proff J, 215 O'Farrell
Rogers Wm J, 12 Taylor
Searle J W, 5110 Post
Suckow Charles, 23 Montgomery ave
Tanron Chas, 1325 Polk
Wyman Charles, 1317 Mission
Zehfuss Frederick W, 835 Mission
CABLES-SUBMARINE
AND AIR LINE,
California Electrical
Works, 35 Market
Klein John M & CO, 720 Mont-
gomery
CABOOSES
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225-239
Market
Montague WW&Co, 309-317
Ray W S & Co, 12 Market
Tay George H & Co, 614-618
Battery
CANNED FISH-WHOLE
SALE
Whitney C E & Co, 101 and 103
California
CANCER CURE.
Martin Mrs, 342 Third
Hobbs, Wall 4 Co., Mfrs. BOXES of every Variety, 2£S H».
Wisi/nII 4\%rs Wnilrx-ii* Hle Marke * Street. Send for Samples and
£i 1C011 Lfl.6 1 clllUl j Bales for Self-measurement-Sent Free.
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family can, by following my advise, in-
sure the same. The confidence of Ladies
will meet with that respect and sym-
pathy that only one woman can show
to another. Private Home for Ladies
during Confinement.
MRS. MARTIN,
LADIES' PHYSICIAN.
Cancer Positively Cured Without
Operation.
342 Third Street
CANDLE MANUFACT
URERS
Coleman W T & Co, agts, SE cor
Market and Main
OlCOVich BrOS 12 and 14 Front
San Francisco Candle Co (Egbert Jud-
son, P R and W C Woodman) 402
Front
CANNED GOODS
(See Hermetically Sealed Goods. )
CANNED MEATS-
WHOLESALE
Whitney C E & Co, 101 and 103
California
CANNERS PRESSES AND
DIES
RODbinS F A, 221 and 223 First
CANS-TIN-
Pacific Packers' Can Co
John Lee superintendent, 1158 Harri-
son
Tay George H & Co, 614-618
Battery
CAPITALISTS
Adamson W R H, agt Adolph Sutro,
rm 74 Montgomery Block
Ains worth George J, 16 Nevada Block
Aldrich W A, 314 California
Allen H H, 318 Pine, rm 17
Baldwin E J, 27 Ellis
Harney B A, 328 Montgomery, rm 19
Beaver Geo W, 418 California
Belden Josiah, 314 California
Blackwood William, 109 California
Bouquet J J, 1305 Dupont
Bowie Allan St J, 314 Montgomery
Boyd & DaviS, 126 Kearny
Brickall John, rm 79 Montgomery Block
Brittan N J, 109 California
Brooks H S, 32S Montgomery, rm 20
Brown J W, lil Merchants' Exchange
Burton C H, 419 California, rm 5
Coleman James V, 42 and 43
Nevada Block
Coulter George T, 320 Sansome
Dana George H, 314 Pine
Davis Samuel, 406 California
DeLaveaga M A, 258 Market
Dean Peter, 320 Sansome, rm 9
Drake Samuel, 521 Sansome
Drexler L P, 314 Pine
Dutertre Louis, 36 Montgomery Block
Fair James C, 230 Montgomery
Farwell Willard B, 324 Pine
Felton C N, 123 California, rm 1
Fisk Asa, 240 Montgomery
Flood James C, 6 Nevada Block
Fox Henry A, 113 Leidesdorff
Gamage John, 328 Montgomery, rm 5
Gamble Alexander, rm 83 Montgomery
Block
Graves William H, 310 Pine, rm 44 ...
Grayson George W, 327 Pine
Haggin James B, 51 Nevada
Block
Harmon A K P, 79 Nevada Block
Hastings C F D, 636 Clay, rm 2
Hastings S Clinton, 636 Clay, rm 2
Haywood Alvinza, 224 California
Hearst George, 53 Nevada Block
Hoag William M, general man-
ager Oregon Pacific Railroad, 302
Montgomery, rm 7
Hobart W S, 224 California
Hobron Thomas H, 401 California
Hopkins E W, 329 Pine, rms 16 and 17
Hopkins Moses, 329 Pine, rms 16 and 17
Hyman Brothers (Hyman W, Henry
W, Michael, Morris and Joseph)
206 Front
Juillerat A E, 601 California
Kellogg J G, 314 California
Kennedy John F, 3 Post
Kirketerp C, 204 California
Kraner P H, 328 Montgomery, rm 5
Lazard Freres, 205 Sansome
LeBreton Edward J, 217 Sansome
LeRoy Eugene, 217 Sansome
Lewis M, 320 Sansome
Lewis Sol, 320 Sansome
Loupe Leopold, 218 California
Luning Nick, 211 Sansome
Margetson F G J, 309 California
Marx Jacob, -45 Nevada Block
Mather J W, 214 Sansome
Nobel's E xp c '§P^Pn
FOR VERY HARD ROCK AND SUBMARINE BLASTING.
» | Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., General Agents, San Francisco.
DENNETT JUMP SEATS.
Truman, Isham «& Hooker, 421-427 Market St
WHOLR^ALK AND RETAIL.
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May Henry, 309 Montgomery, rm 42
Maynard John H, 315 California
McCreary A B, 211 Sansome
McCary Edward, 3io Pine, rm
47
McLaughlin Chas (estate of) K D Mc-
Laughlin executor, 16 Montgomery
ave
Mecartney Amos, 6 Montgomery ave
Melone Drury, 325 Montgomery
Menzies Thomas, 310 Pine, rm 19
Merrill Annis, 59 Nevada Block
Merritt Samuel, 22 Califurnia
Meyer Chas, 211 Clay
Mills Edgar, 204 Montgomery, rm 12
Montgomery Alexander, 606 Montgom-
ery
Moody J L, 40 California
O'Connor Cornelius, 6 Nevada Block
O'Neill Richard, 19 Nevada Block
Payne Theodore F, 116 Leidesdorff
Perrin E B, 402 Kearny
Phelan James, 806 Market, rm 232
Pond E B, 318 Pine, rm 6
Pope O C, 310 Pine, rm 18
Proctor John, 224 Front
Rpbinet Eugene, 4iii Califor-
nia
Robinson A, 318 California
Robinson L L, 320 Sansome
Rogers Henry, 22 California
Rosenbaum A S & Co (A S Rosenbaum
and Joseph Brandenstein) 19 First
Rosenbaum Moses, 206 Front
Ryer Washington M, 401 California
Salisbury Monroe, 320 Sansome
Schmeidell Henry, 320 Pine
Sherman Richard M
Montgomery
Sherwood Robert, 309 California
Steinbach Rudolph, 217 Sansome
Stevenson Robert, 331 Montgomery
Tevis Lloyd, NE cor California and San-
some
Webb C C, 405 Front, rm 3
Williams J N, 320 California
W T illiams & Bixler (Thomas H Williams
and David Bixler) 320 Sansome
Whartenby James, 612 Clay
Whitney John R, 612 Clay
Wright John T, 6 Merchants' Exchange
Young William W, 302 Montgomery
606
CAP MAKERS
California Cap Co, F J Fletter mgr, 310
California
CAR SPRINGS
Betts Spring Co, W M Betts pres and
Edward Tretwell sec, 218 Fremont
CARBONS-ELECTRIC
LIGHT AND BATTERY
California Electrical
Works, 35 Market
Klein John M & CO, 720 Mont-
gomery
CARD WRITERS
Dwyer John P, 620 Market
CARDS
(See Advertising Cards.)
AND
and
CARPENTERS
BUILDERS
Abbott S S, 1652 Mission
Acker F V, 1207 Polk
Ackerson C H, 215 Kearny, rm 7
Alexander I E, 616 California
Andersen J, 625 Washington
Andressen Henry, 2610 Mission
Ashmead G S, 41 Sacramento
Ayer J Y, Hardie bet Sixteenth
Seventeenth
Baldwin J W, cor Annie and Stevenson
Bamber John, 8 Taylor
Bohnenberg F, cor Kentucky and
Sumatra
Boman Chas E, 13 Stockton
Bovyer WmL, 510 Sacramento
Bowles Geo R, 223 Post
Brown & Rogers, 1340 Bush
Brownrigg W J, 524 Castro
Carr J G, 20 Taylor
Castagnino Emanuele & Son (E Castag-
nino) 1509 Stockton
Chick Elwell, NW cor Washington and
Hyde
Clark Treat P, 429 Greenwich
Coady Charles F, 2927 Mission
Cohane L, 710 Turk
Conrad H A, 625 California
Cook John, 515 Pine
Cook Richard, 1704 Fillmore
Cornell S V, 1508 Mason
Curtis J P, 314 Jackson
Dano F E, 271 » Pine
Davis E, 2515 Mission
Dewitt & McCausland (J C Dewitt
and W E McCausland) 320 Jackson
Disse William, 807 Folsom
Dornan P, 724 Howard
Divebel C A, 5 Minna
DunsingF W, 3011 Mission
Dunster J H, 416 Clementina
Dutton & Kennedy (L J Dutton and J
Kennedy) 237 O'Farrell
Eiben & Scheffauer (Henry Eiben and
Geo Scheffauer) 225 Post
M0RETTI & TEEZZINI, Fresco Painters
Phelan
j Building*
John Wigmore, HARDWOOD LUMBER. 129 to 147 Spear St.
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Ellis Chas, 205 Ellis
Ellis Charles, junction Mirket and Va-
lencia
Emery S 8, 423 Geary
Everts J J, 1219 Steiner
Farrell Edward, 63S Market
Eavilla C & Co (C Favilla and P Pali-
dini) 1513 Stockton
Fitzpatrick Arthur Gr, 516 Kearny
Flood Alex, 30 Geary
Foltz & Stilwell (F G Foltz and Wm
Stilwell) SE cor Bush and Van Ness
ave
Ford & Butler (Geo Ford and G But-
ler) 312 Jackson
Freese F, S27 Sutter
Frichette L D, 106 Washington
Gang Herman, 1074 Howard
Gerisch George, Mercy Place off Jack-
son
Gerts N L, 1704 Sacramento
Giesmann C, SW cor Union and Mason
Gilbert Augustus, 329 Francisco
Gilmour Wm, 704 Laguna
Gitsham Chas, 717 Valencia
Grasshoff Frederick, 1510 Powell
Green Leon, 1641 Howard
Green William, 407 Brannan
Green Samuel T, 2122 Fillmore
Guilbert August, 329 Francisco
Hand G W & Co, 510 Market
Hanlon John, 1617 California
Hanson J P, 1502 Stockton
Hart man Christian, S27 Sutter
Hathaway Nathan, 1612 Mission
Hills S M, 111 Jessie
Hirsch Fred, 105 Sixth
Holt S W, 6164 California
Horstmeyer & Thiele (W Horstmeyer
and R Thiele) 37 Annie
Hussey A C, 627 Sacramento
Hutchinson & McLean (Wm H Hutch-
inson and Joseph R McLean) 209 Ma-
son
Jacques I F, 1 14 Montgomery ave
James Wm H, 126 Eddy
JefferiS P E & I W, also con-
tractor, 15 Trinity bet Sutter and
Bush and Montgomery and Kearny
Johnson Wm M, 1713 Sacramento
Johnston J, 1910 Fillmore
Jones Thos, 1120 Taylor
Judd C M, 1503 Pine
Kenny W J, 509 £ Hyde
Klatt Ferd, 516 Kearny
Kleebauer F C, 133 Clipper bet Twenty-
fifth an:l Twenty -sixth
Kley & Dudden (Chris Kley and Fred
Dudden) 108 Geary
Klotz Joseph A, 322 Seventh
Kluber Joseph, 919 Montgomery
Kock Otto, 1406 Mission
Krager A F, San Bruno Hotel bet Army
and Eve
Kreger W M, 115 Davis
Krone Julius, 711 Sutter
Lagrange F, 320 Montgomery
Laherty Peter, 713 Turk
Lawrence JV, 619 Sacramento
Learned Ed A, 717 Market
Lemeux H, 231 Jackson
Lend & Jorgensen (Geo Lend and P Jor-
gensen) 202 McAllister
Little Wm, 128 Geary
Ljgan J F, 212 Ninth
Lott William S, 741 Mission
Loughlin P J, 206 Twenty-fourth
Lovejoy E B, 20 Steuart
Luger Joseph, 206 Sixteenth
Lynch Michael, NE cor Third and Silver
MacRea C W, 423 Geary
Mansiet John, 524 Vallejo
McDonald E, 705 Brannan
Mclnr.es J H, 837 Geary
McKay Alexander M, 739 McAllister
McLean Rainey W, 540 Commercial
McLean R M, 72 Tehama
McMillan William, 1718 Jones
Meier Geo, 1226 Eddy
Merry Thomas. 112 Clay
Miller 1 N, 509 Bush
Mitchel & Son (Francis and J A) 227
Fifth
Mitchell James A, 221 Golden Gate aVe
Moller G, 1 Webb
Morley & Stilwell (George Morley and
William Stilwell) SE cor Van Ness
ave and Bush
Morton J B & Son (J B and H F)
6 Spring
Murasky Chas H, 541 Twenty-third
My her James, 41 Eddy
Nagle R H, 26 Perry
Neal Joseph, cor Twenty-eighth and
Church
Nelson Custave. H3 Leides-
dorff
Neumann Marshall, 117 Sixth
Newbert A A, 444 Valencia
Nichols A R. Cedar bet Front and
Davis and Clay and Washington
Nordberg Otto. 1245 Mission
Odell & Co ( W L Odell) 224 Ellis
Ogden B F, 435 Hayes
Oneto Larafino, 516 Grove
Overton E P, 212| Pacific
Parent Charles L, 232 Fremont
Parker R, 527 Grove
Pattinson Jos, 1223 Webster
Paulson & Sanders (W Paulson and J
Sanders) 421 Jones
Peters & Co (Wm J Peters) 534 Sacra-
mento
Petterson Olof, 110 Langton
Peulecka Henry, 17 Halleck
Pike C R & Co (Chas R Pike and W T
Thomson) 422 Commercial
Pincus Hymato, 724 Larkin
IC l/Ali Willi/ IE P PR 413-415 Perkins' HORSE and MULE SHOES.
. O. I A II Yf lill\LL & llU., Market St. Globe- Putnam Northwestern Horse Nails
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
421-427 Market St. Agricultural Im-
plements, "Wagons, Steam Engines.
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You will save your Carpets by having them cleaned by
JOISTES'
Perfect Carpet Cleaning Machines.
These machines are guaranteed not to rip, shrink, or otherwise damage the carpets. Carpets
taken up by careful and experienced men, cleaned, returned, and laid the same day, if desired.
Orders by Telephone, mail, or left at the office, will receive prompt attention.
tS- TELEPHONE CAXIj Wo. 3250.
The City Steam Carpet Beating and Renovating Works-
Nos. 24 and 26 Eighth St., bet. Market and Mission, San Francisco, Cal.
H. L. JONES, Proprietor.
CARPETS
Gilbert & Moore, 18 and 20 Sutter
Gullixson Bros, 955 Market
Gullixson Henry F & Co, 630 Market
Shirek & Co, 1121 Stockton
Weintraub D P, 2015 Mission
CARPET BEATING
Jones H L, 24 and 26 Eighth
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY
WHEELS
IllgerSOll CeO S, metal felloe
carriage and buggy wheels, 1 101 -1 1 09
Battery
CARRIAGE AND WAGON
MAKERS.
Kerr D, 47 and 49 Beale
Marshall R, 1835 Mission
McDonald S & Co, 521 Mission
Pacific Coast Children's
Carriage Works, Edwin Faik-
ingham proprietor, Sixteenth bet
Folsom and Harrison
Varney Thomas H B, 22 and
24 Fremont
CARTS
Shaw W E, 1621 Market
CARRIAGE TOP MANU
FACTURERS-
Stein ChaS W, 265 Stevenson
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
Cohn Gabriel & Co, 514 and 516 Wash-
ington
Erskin W W, 205 Battery
Garcia JOSe A, 413 Sacramento
Hahn, Levy & Co (M L, Joseph and
Lazarus Levy) 413 Washington
Heyneman Herman. 514 and
516 Front
Jacobson Sigmund, 3 Market
Kaufman Rau & Co, 427 Jackson
Paulsen D J, 1 Mission
Rothschild H L, 312 Front
Simon Albert & Co (Albert Simon and
Csesar N Spiero) 606 and 608 Battery
Thane C R, 237 Third and 10 Seventh
CLERGYMEN
Andrews A B, 623 Howard
Antonucci Gregory (Catholic)
Beers Hiram W, 1018 Hyde
Breman Richard P, rector Mission
Dolores
Breshin L (Catholic) cor Twenty-ninth
and Church
Casey Peter (Catholic) Columbia nr
Twenty-fourth
TV. E. SHAW,
MANUFACTURER OF
haw's ImproTed Village Cart,
No. 1621 Market Street,
SAN FEANCISCO.
PLEASE SEND FOE PRICE LIST AND CATALOGUE.
CT RAX/llV^ I Qfl RnnmC 7U Howard St.,nr. Third, San Franciico. L _ No i bet-
ter or cleaner rooms in the city. Open all night.
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The Indestructible Vehicle Wheel,
DANFORDS PATENT.)
The STRONGEST WHEEL in the World.
A Woolen Felloe Encased in Boiler Fine Iron,
The Most Economical Wheel.
The Strongest and Most Durable Wheel.
Splitting of Felloes Entirely Obviated.
No Flattening Between Spokes.
Retains its Original Shape, a true circle.
No Loose Tires to Reset.
No Injury to Felloe from R. R. Tracks.
The Cheapest and the Best.
Why the Metal Felloe Wheel is Far Superior to Any Other Make in Use.
FIRST — There being no wood exposed, the Felloe and Tire being of Metal, con-
tracting and expanding alike, there can be no loose Spokes or Tire. (The dish of the
wheel provides for expansion and contracting.)
SECOND — The transverse strength of the Metal Felloe prevents all flattening of
Felloe between spokes — the wheel retaining its original shape — a true circle.
THIRD — The wear upon sides of Felloes by reason of contact with railway tracks
and rough roads, comes upon metal. The Metal Felloe completely protecting the wood
center.
FOURTH — The spokes can be driven tight without danger of splitting the Metal
Felloe.
FIFTH— The Metal Felloe being counter-bored equal to diameter of spoke, the
strength of full section of spoke is obtained, thereby preventing breakage of spoke at
shoulder or tenon.
SIXTH — The transverse strength of the Metal Felloe distributes the strain from any
shock over many spokes, instead of concentrating it upon one or two.
SEVEN'TH — The flexibility of the Metal Felloe, providing for all adjustment neces-
sary to insure strength and permanency, its adaptability and suitability to all climates and
conditions.
GEORGE S. INCERSOLL,
1101 to 1109 BATTERY ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO
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01 \JLIL TlHLnU I UUOlTlL I III to Perfection. Does \OT WASH OFF
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Pratt Elijah S, 325 Francisco
Pratt H G, 51 Clay
Quack en bush Thos M, 511 Jackson
Rector John, 226 Montgomery ave
Reynolds VV VV, 708 Nineteenth
Rice Michael D, 205 Ellis
Robinson & Gillespie (H C Robinson
and W J Gillespie) 339 Sutter
Rodd Charles H, 212A Central ave
Roebee Christopher, 928 Post
Rogers W J, 12 Taylor
Roth & Weber (Frederick Roth and
Wm Weber) 317A Dupont
Roussel I W, 110 Langton
Routhstein & Bear, 927^ Folsom
Ryan Michael, 326 Fourth
Sanderson John, 116 Montgomery Block
Schatz P, 954 Folsom
Schieble George, 1807 Powell
Scouler James, 36 Rose alley
Scull Chas, 518 Minna
Shaffield William, 7 Twenty-second
Shelley John, 614 Octavia
Siess George, 305 Dupont
Small Allen, 2403 Mission
Smith C G, 328 Fifth
Smith J W, 12S Hayes
Smith Wm H, 761 Mission
Snook J A, 2704 Mission
Tapper H, 527 Pine
Tecklenburg Chas, 1055 Folsom
Thompson SS, 1140 Mission
Tilden Charles L, 8 Quincy
Traner James, 211 Fourth
Trounson & Perry (John Trounson and
Richard Perry) 514 Pine
Vasselin Jules, 763J Bryant
Walker Abner, 21 12 Fillmore
Warner Wm J B, Teneriffe bet Rail-
road ave and Susquehanna
Warren Wm B, 1205 Lyon
Weckerle Charles, 508 Pacific
Weinoehl Frederick, 1589 Folsom
Weintraub & Cooper (D p
Weintraub and H Cooper) 1885 Mis-
sion
Weisman Louis, 81 8 Pacific
West Edward H, 619 Hyde
West & Hall (E O West and A D Hall)
215 Commercial
Wharff W H, NE cor Laguna and
Green
Wheeler & Burdick (O d
Wheeler and M S Burdick) 115
Davis
Williams FA, 523 Pine
Wilzer Martin, 410 Twenty-second
Winter L P, 1821 Polk
Wolf W H, 929 Mission
Wood W G, 516 Grove
Wray Samuel, 632 Washington
Zehfuss Fred W, 840 Mission
Zerse Joseph, 845 Valencia
TELEPHONE CAL.L 3040.
We received the latest Patent Ma-
chinery from the East in December,
1885.
J. SPAULDING & CO.
CARPET SWEEPERS
Armes & Dallam, 230 and 232
Front
CARPETS-RETAIL
Ackerman & Strauss (Ed
Ackerman and Arthur Strauss) 126
Post
Bare Bros (Edward and Solomon) 300-
303 Hayes
CARPET BEATERS
Baldwin A H, 1321 and 1323 Market
Conklin Frank, propr Pacific Steam
Carpet Beating and Renovating
Works, 333 Golden Gate ave
Delaney & Co (F T Delaney and Dennis
Quigley) 429 Valencia
Dober & Carroll (F J Dober and Chas
E Carroll) Alabama bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
Merrill P, 453 Stevenson
Mitchell J E, 230 and 232 Fourteenth
Pacific Steam Carpet Beating and Ren-
ovating Works, Frank Conklin propr,
333 Golden Gate ave
Phelps, Foster & Co (J a
Phelps and W P Foster) 931 Market
Pioneer Carpet Beating
Machines, J Spaulding & Co
proprietors, 353 and 355 Tehama
Spaulding J & Co, 353 and 355
Tehama
PHELPS, FOSTER &■ CO.
CARPET BEATING MACHINE
AND RENOVATING WORKS.
Patented June 27, 1883. Silver Medals award-
ed by the Mechanics' Fairs of 1882 and 1883 and
First Premium awarded at State Fair, 1884.
By our patent renovating' process, carpets can
be thoroughly cleaned, and color restored.
Carpet beating, renovating, sewing, fitting
and laying done. Grease and coal dust removed .
OFFICE, 931 Market St., opp. Mason, San Francisco.
PIONEER
Carpet Beating
MACHINERY,
353 and 355 Tehama Street,
Between 4th and 5th, San Francisco.
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Berson Gustav, 26 Post
Blum, Eppstein & Co (Robt
Blum and Sam Eppstein) also rugs
and curtains, 126 Kearny
Doyle D P & Co (D p and A
Doyle) also furniture. 214 Fourth
Duffy JameS. 917 Market
Edwards Frank G, 820 Market '
Ehreupfort Edward, 235 .Sixteenth
Uhreupfort William, 14 Third
Evertz John P, 3 -J Second
C0l6herg S, 933 Market
Mac Kay Alexander, also oil
cloth--, 715 Market
McPh in William, 861 Market
Neumann Isaac 1 7 Sixth
Plum Charles M & Co (Chas
M Pi. un) also furniture and uphol-
stery goods, 641 and 613 Market
Raye & Hampton (Alfred P Raye and
Leo F Hampton) 73.) Market
Sehlueter & V.Jberg (Edward Schlueter
and Chas C Volberg) 70 J M irket
Shirek & Co (Rudolph Shirek) 233
Haves
ALEX. MACKAY, Mauufac urer, Importer
an J Dealer m Carpets, Oil jluth .Linoleum,
Cornices, Draperies, Shades and Mai tings. Rag
Carpet Weaving, Weavers' supplies, Carpet
Warp, etc., No. 715 Market Street, San Fran-
CARPETS-WHOLESALE.
Fredericks Joseph & Co (Joseph Fred"
ericks) 649 Market
Gullixson H F & Co (Henry F, E S
and Hanus Gullisson) 630 Market
SI »ane W & J & Co, 525 and 527 Mar-
ket
Walter D N & E & Co (D n,
1 N, M, C and H N Walter) cor
Battery and Market
CARRIAGE AND WAGON
MAKERS
Andresen Chris, 6 )7 Battery
Black H M & CO (H M Black) 74
and 76 New Montgomery
Briggs R F & Co (tl F and J W
Briggs) 220 and 222 Mission
Brooillard John, cor Thirtieth and Mis-
sion
Carvill Manufacturing Co,
A D Carvill president and T S Carvill
superintendent, 7 and 'J Powell
Cobleigh John, 2020 Polk
Costigan Thomas, 404 Jackson
Craig John & Son (John and Joseph
F) cor Twenty-fourth and Chatta-
Day James S, 327 and 329 Sutter
Dean W Y, 55 Beale
Donohue P, 716 Sausome
Falkingham Edwin, Sixteenth bet Fol-
B >rn and Harrison
FolSOm A & Son (A and G A)
217 Ellis
Gallagher & Son (Jame3 and H) 843
Harrison
Garrick & Allen (M Garrick and D
Allen) 834 and 836 Howard
Goodrich J H, 110 aud 112 Oregon
Crave B & CO, 421 and 423 Pa-
cilic
Eottua & Hansen, 715 Folsom
Halkett William, 36 Hayes
Hofstetter H, Railroad ave bet Teneriffe
and Falkland
Holmes M P, 660 Mission
Kearny Felix, 11 IS Mission
Kerr David, 47 and 49 Beale
Kitzmuiler Michael, S50 Howard
Klapperick & Sou (John S and J J) 3
Grand ave
Krueger G F, 1114 Harrison
Laage Chas H, proprietor Cal-
ifornia Carriage Top Manufactory, 31
Beale
Lachapelle J J, 230 Mission
Langeron Francois, 414 Broadway
Lark ins & CO (William Larkins
and George McLeod) 631 and 633
Howard
Locke & Thomas (J P Locke and Henry
James Thomas) 670 Mission
Lowney Jer & Sons (Jer Low-
ney) 426 Ninth
Lowney Thos F, H69 and 1171
Howard
Maier Thomas, 2313 and 2315 Mission
Martin & Torrey (M Martin and James
Torrey) 1604 Mission
Matthai John C H, cor Mission and
Twenty -ninth
McArron Charles, 540 Valencia
McCue M J, 1317 and 1319 Market
Mersereau Addison S> 1927
Mission
Molter Chas, 1112 Mission
MowryWmA, 1140 Folsom
Moyes Chas J, 114S Mission
Neumiller Jacob, 23 Seventh
O'Brien & Sons (Willis, John S and J M)
329 G olden Gate ave
Park W J, 2312 Pine
Peckham Geo W, 1232 Folsom
Rentschler John, 1624 Mission
Roemer Joseph, 1S35 Mission
Rueser Chas, 314 and 316 McAllister
Sanders Henry, 315 Mission
ShafTO-M,854Howard
Shaw W E, 1G21 Market (see adv)
Shute DS, 111 O'Farrell
Gelatine, and Gelatine Dynamites for Miners and
n • A. AVD T»~_— J ^— Gelatine, and Gelatine Dynamites ior jiinere am
VTlcillt JUDSON JrOWClCr, Railroads. Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Agts., S.F
Truman, Isham £ Hooker,
4*1-127 Market St. Agricultural i m
pie meats, Wagons, Steam fingiueg.
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Sicotte R & Co, nr cor Mission and Ran-
dall
S-jule Eugene, and agricultural imple-
ments, NW cor Bryant ur Fourth
Stitt Robt, 645 and 647 Mission
Straut & CO (W E Straut and J B
Dayton) NE cor Sacramento and
Drumm
Thompson J D, a] so carriage
making, 3009 Mission
Truman. Isham & Hooker
(J J Truman, A H Isham and C
Hooker) also carriage manufacturers
and importers, 421-4'/7 Market
United Carriage Manufacturing Coin-
pan.. Carrick & Allen proprs, 834
and Si » Howard
Wertsch .Villiam, 102 Golden Gate ave
Weston S W, 2109 Polk
Winall S A, 413 Third
Wylie James, 22 Seventh
JEEEY LOWWEY & SONS,
PARRIA6E MANOFACTORY,
VJ 426 Ninth Street,
Between Harrison and Bryant, San Francisco.
Light and Heavy Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies
and Skeleton Wagons made to order.
£2TAlso General Jobbing attended to.
J. IMEUfOTiLLER,
CARRIAGE I WAGON FACTORY
No. 23 Seventh Street.
Between Market and Mission, San Francisco.
All kinds of Repairing done with neatness and
dispatch.
Improved Village Carts
a Specialty.
W. E. SHAW,
MANUFACTURER OF
Please give us a call.
All work warranted.
Carriages and Light ¥§hiele§,
Improved Village Buggies and Carts always on
hand and for sale.
1631 HXarlcet Street,
Between Twelfth and Thirteenth, SAN FRANCISCO.
CARRIAGE COMPANIES
City Cab and Carriage Co, J C Reardon
mgr, 178 Jessie and 738 Market
Pacific Carriage Co. Oliver
Hinkley superintendent, office 11
Powell
Telephone Cab and Carriage Co, P A
Dolan propr, 1432 Market
United Carnage Co, James McCord
supt, 2 New Montgomery
CARRIAGE GOODS
Stein ChaS W, 265 Stevenson
CARRIAGE HARDWARE
Stein ChaS W, 265 Stevenson
CARRIAGE REPOSITO
RIES
Brandenstein H & Co (H and G Bran-
denstein and M Clayburgh) 631 Mission
Eastman T S, 46 New Montgomery
Holcomb C N, 41 1 California
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
421-427 Market
Willey F & Co (0 F Willey) 317 Mont-
gomery
CARRIAGESUPPLIES.
Betts Spring Co, 218 Fremont
B'arnsworth A C, 109 California
Roehm & Davison (of Detroit) Cecil
Warner mgr, 109 California
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
421-427 Market
Waterhouse & Lester (C Waterhouse)
16-22 Beale
Zante Daniel, 190 Jessie
CARRIAGE ^TOP MANU-
FACTURERS
California Carriage Top
Manufactory, Charles H Laage
proprietor, 31 Beale
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San Francisco.
CHA
H. F. Haass.
W. Neuwald.
B. GRAVE & CO.
THE LEADING
Carriage Manufactory
<>N THE PACIFIC COAST,
Nos. 421 & 423 Pacific Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
AH kinds of Vehicles built to order at prices
not to exceed Eastern Work of the same quality
delivered here.
Sole builders on the Coast of the celebrated
Oppenheim Jump Seat Buggy.
Send for Catalogue. Estimates furnished.
CARRIAGE TRIMMERS
Achard Charles, 31S McAllister
Meinhardt F W, 23 Seventh
Stein Charles W, 265 Stevenson
Van Court John F, 25 Washington
CARRIAGE^WOODWORK
Stein ChaS W, 265 Stevenson
CARTRIDGES
Allen E T,*16 Market
Skinker John, 256 Market
Sonntag Chas & Co (Chas Sonntag) 114
and 116 Market
Sturke J W, Five Mile House, Mission
street road
Union. Metallic Cartridge
CO, 236 Market
CATARRH
WilSOn E N. «23 Slitter
CATARRH POSITIVELY CURED.— Wilson's
Popular Vaporizing' Inhaler, the most suc-
cessful remedy of the age for Asthma, Catarrh,
Headaches, Colds, Sore Throat, etc. Price —
With medicine prescriptions, etc., $2.50. 923
Sutter Street (near Hyde), San Francisco. Sent
by Express on receipt of price, or C. O. D.
CATERERS
Barberi Frank & Mrs, 1236 Folsom
CadenaU & CO, 026 Pine nr Tay-
lor opp the Bella Vista (see next
page)
Fisher Abbie, 803 Geary
Seaburg Chas F, 434.\ Jessie
CATTLE DEALERS
Donnelly & Dunne (E t Don
nelly and J F Dnnne) 601 California
Dunphy Wm, 504 Kearny
G-POthwohl K, Tenth nr Market
Kahn Louis, 2743 Bryant
Miller & Lux (Henry Miller and Charles
Lux) 533 Kearny
Moffat E & H (Eugene and Henry) 238
Kearny
CAUSTIC SODA
Jackson T W & Co, 304 Cali-
fornia
TW. JACKSON & CO., 304 Califor-
, nia Street. Powdered Caustic
Soda, Soda Ash, Sal. Soda, Potash,
Resin, etc.
CAVIAR.
Asmann A, stalls 69 and 70 Cali
fornia Market
CELLULOID GOODS M
Creensfelder & Co, 537 Market
Strahle Jacob & Co, 5i5Market
CEMENT
California Portland Cement Co, J H
Sayre sec, 330 Pine, rm 36
Davis & Cowell, 211 Drumm
Pozzuolana Cement Co, Isaac T Milliken
sec, 333 Montgomery
CEMETERIES
Calvary Cemetery, Eobt Dow an supt,
Parker ave bet Geary and Turk
City Cemetery, Point Lobos nr Ocean
House
Hebrew (Home of Peace) Cemetery, cor
Nineteenth and Dolores
Laurel Hill Cemetery, Cemetery ave bet
California and Post
Masonic Cem,etery, Masonic ave bet
Turk and Fulton
Odd FellOWS> s s Geary bet First
and Parker ave
CHAIN
MANUFACTUR
ERS
Dixpn BrOS (John and W H) 219
Main
Payne BrOS, H4 Mission
Phelps Manufacturing Co,
13-17 Drumm
Westerp Chain Works,
Dixon Bros proprietors, 219 Main
O J) (B
5 2 2.
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45 (J «J
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IC Ulll U/llll/IC 9 Pfl 413-415 Perkins' HORSE and MULE SHOES,
• 0. I All TiIiiIaLl & UU., Market St. ffilobe-Put»am Northwestern Horse Nails
CAT
San Francisco.
CAT
149
Hand Painted China— All the Finest Varieties. Best Plated and Crystal Table Ware.
Damask Linen. Silver Tureens, Pitchers and Trays. Gilded Cake and Fruit Baskets.
Handsome Coffee and Tea Sets, etc. Costly Epergnes— (High Silver Center-pieces). Grand
Punch Urns and Mugs, Gold Lined.
China Lemonade Bowls, with Fancy Colored Glass Mugs. French Plate Looking Glasses for the
center of Tables.
Candelabras, Superior Decorations and Ornaments, and ALL the other requisites furnished.
Also Tables, Chairs, Dancing Cloths, Awnings, etc., when requested.
Artistically Decorated Mayonnaise Salads, Ornamented Hams, Sandwiches, Boned Turkey, Pates,
Terrapins, Oysters.
Pyramids, Neapolitan Bricks, and Plain Ice Creams, Jellies, Charlotte Russe, Fine Center-pieces,
Pastry, etc., furnished at short notice.
Experienced Waiters in Full Dress and SkilPul French Cooks always on hand.
A Note or Postal to " THE FRENCH CATERERS," 926 Pine
Street, will receive prompt attention.
NICOLL THE TAILOR.
816 MARKET ST., S. F. SEND FOR SAMPLES OF NEW
<»*»dN. and Self-measurement Rales — FREE.
150
CHA
Saa Francisco.
CHR
CHAIR MANUFACTUR
ERS
Creffe Chas, 508 and 510 Fifth
Indianapolis Furniture Co, 74S-752
Mission
San Francisco Chair Factory, Julius
Rolland propr, 133 and 135 Beale
CHAMPAGNE IMPORT
ERS
(See also Liquors — Wholesale; also Na-
tive Wines and Braudies. )
Coleman W T & Co, se cor
Main and Market
Dickson, DeWolf & Co, 412
Battery
Hellmanu Bros & Co, 525 Front
[VI a con dray & Co, 204 Sansome
Viguier Ami, 429 and 431 Battery
CHAMPAGNE MANU-
FACTURERS-
Finke's Wido .v A, 809 Montgomery
Haraszthy Aroad & Co, 530 Washing-
ton
Lachman S & Co. 403 Market
CHEMICAL GOODS
LangSey & Michaels, nw cor
Pine and Front
Taylor John & Co, ii2-ii8Pine
CHEMICAL WORKS
California Chemical Works, John Rey-
nolds propr, San Bruno road nr
Twenty-eighth
Golden City Chemical Works, S M Van
Wycksupt, 313 Montgomery
Mission Chemical Works, Dr J W H
Wright propr, S50 Market, rms 2, 3, 4
Saa Fraucisco Chemical Works (Egbert
Judson ami J L N Shepard ) 402 Front
Week F A & Co, 1225 Market
CHEMISTS
(See
a so Druggists— Retail; also As-
sayers.)
Devine John, SE cor Kearny and Clay
Hall BrOS (C 1 D and H P) 324 Clay
[relan Wm Jr, 49 Merchants' Exchange
Johnston Wm D, U3 Lei! i i
Lanazweeri Louis, 360 Fourth
Luckhardt C A & Co, 23 stev-
enson
McCormick John A, 158 First
Merten, Moffitt & Co (Geo A Story, H
I Coon, Thos S Moffitt and A F
Mertet:) 318-322 Clay
Petibeau & Co, 169 Ninth
Price Thomas, 524 Sacramento
Rossi Pietro C, NE cor Montgomery
ave and Dupont
Watts W L, 366 Seventeenth
Wenzell W T & Co (W T Wen
zell) 10 Drumm
TERRA
CHIMNEY PIPE
COTTA
Browell Jeremiah, 727 Mont-
g' >mery
Clark N & Sons. 22 California
Cladding, McBean & Co,
135S and 1360 Market
CHIMNEY TOPS
BrOWell Jeremiah, 727 Mont-
gomery
Clark N & Sons. 22 California
Cladding, McBean & Co.
1358 and 1380 Market
Scholl Michael, also fire escapes
and squirrel and gopher extermina-
tors, 000 Vallejo
Stevens W A, NE cor Larkin and
Market
CHIROPODISTS
Cowan R H, 410 Kearny, rm 12
Halpruner W S, 850 Market
Lewis A Mme, 006 Market
Lynch J Wingfleld, 10 Geary
Popper Viet, 127 Montgomery
CHLORIDE
OF LIME.
Cali-
Jackson T W & Co, 304
forma
CHRONOMETERS
(See also Watchmakers and Jewelers. )
Dillon & Son (E and E Jr) 50S Battery
LancUraff Robert, 1006", Valencia
Pace GharleS- also agent for the
sale of U S charts and publications.
418 Battery
Shreve Geo C & Co, NE cor
Montgomery and Sutter
Steinmetz Chas H, 10J Montgomery
Tennent Thomas, IS Market
Winkelmail L^C, 4!) Sacramento
Judson Powder Improved
For RAILROAD and BANK Blasting.
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Agts., S. F.
TfT A /N /VWCJ Truman, (sham Jt Hooker, Agents for the Cele-
TV XWJTKJiyt i3>a brated Hollow Iron Axle Wagons, J&1-U27 Market St.
CHU
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151
CHURCHES.
Advent Christian Chapel, 214 and 216
Eddy
African Methodist Church, Powell bet
Jackson and Pacific
A M E Zion Church, Stockton bet Sac-
ramento and Clay
Baptist Mission Chapel, Eleventh ave
bet F and G
Beth Israel Synagogue, Turk nr Taylor
Beth Menahiae Streisand Synagogue,
Minna bet Fourth and Fifth
Bethany Congregational Church, Bart-
lett nr Twenty -fifth
Broadway Methodist Church (German)
Broadway bet Stockton and Powell
Bush Street Methodist Church, Bush bet
Scott and Devisudero
Calvary Presbyterian Church, N"W cor
Geary and Powell
Central M E Church, Mission bet Sixth
and Seventh
Central Presbyterian Tabernacle, Tyler
bet Taylor and Jones
Chinese First Presbyterian Church,
Stockton bet Clay and Washington
Church of the Advent, Howard opp
New Montgomery
Church of the Holy Cross, Calvary
Cemetery
Congregation Beth Israel, Turk bet
Taylor and Jones
Congregation Sharay Zedek, Stockton
bet Broadway and Vallejo
Congregational Church, SW cor Seven-
teenth andNoe
Disciples of Christ Church, Y M C A
Hall
Fifth Baptist Church, Twenty-second
bet Mission and Howard
First Baptist Church, Eddy bet Jones
and Leavenworth
First Congregational Church, 119 Post
First Methodist Church, Powell bet
Washington and Jackson
First New Jerusalem Church (Sweden-
borgian) O'Farrell bet Mason and
Taylor
First Presbyterian Church, SE cor
Sacramento and Van Ness ave
First Reformed Church (German) Elev-
enth bet Market and Mission
First Unitarian Church, Geary bet
Dapont and Jackson
First Uuiversalist Church, Mission nr
Third
First United Presbyterian Church,
Mason nr Eddy
French Catholic Church, 526 Bush
French Reformed Episcopal Church,
Pom ell bet Bush and Sutter
German Methodist Church, Folsom bet
Fourth and Fifth
German Methodist Episcopal Church,
728 Broad way
Grace Episcopal Church, cor California
and Stockton
Giace M E Church, Mission nr Eight-
eenth
Grace M E Mission, Twenty-third bet
Alabama and Florida
Green Street Congregational Church,
Green bet Stockton and Powell
Hamilton Scpiare Catholic Church, cor
Geary and Steiner
Hayes Valley Methodist Church, Laguna
Howard Presbyterian Church, 719-729
Mission
Howard Street M E Church, 636 and 638
Howard
Howard Street Presbyterian Church, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Iglesia de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe
(Guadalupe Church) Broadway bet
Mason and Taylor
Independent German Congregation of S
F, 310 O'Farrell
Kentucky Str etMethodist'Church, Ten-
nessee south of Solano
Larkin Street Presbyterian Church, bet
Pacific and Broadway
Mariners Church, 58 Sacramento
M E Church, Twenty-seventh bet San-
chez and Church
M E Church, Fifteenth ave nr P
Metropolitan Temple (Baptist Church)
cor Fifth and Jessie
Mission Dolores (Catholic) cor Sixteenth
and Dolores
Mission Episcopal Service, 1 1 8 Jackson
Nava Tzedek Synagogue, 10 Tyler
New Jerusalem Swedenborgian Church,
413 Sutter
New Presentation Chapel, cor Tyler and
Ellis
North Union Church, Fillmore bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich
Olivet Catholic Church, Tennessee bet
Sierra and Napa
Our Saviour's Church (Scandinavian)
20 Sherman
Presbyterian Church, NW cor Twentieth
and Capp
Reformed Church, 900^ Market
Re-organized Church of Jesus Christ
Latter Day Saints, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Russian Church, 1713 Powell
Russian Church, Greenwich bet Stock-
ton an I Dupont
Scandinavian M E Church, 928 Harrison
Second Advent Christian Church, Eddy
bet» Taylor and Jones
Second American Methodist Church,
1 205 Powell
Second Presbyterian Church, Guerrero
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
M°tiuszzi£i, Designers and Frescc Painters, P
HELASi
Huilding.
WALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY.
John Wigmore; Office, 133 Spear St.
Yards 129-147 Spear; 36-2S Howard.
152
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San Francisco
CIG
Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Laguna
bet Taylor and McAllister
Shaare Tefilah Synagogue, Irish-Ameri-
can HalL
Shaarey Tzedek Synagogue, Stockton
bet Vallejo and Broadway
Shereth Israel Synagogue, cor Post and
Taylor
Simpson Memorial Church (M E) cor
Hayes and Buchanan
South S F Methodist Church, Fifteenth
ave, South S F
Spanish Catholic Church, cor Mason and
Broadway
St Albau's Church (Episcopal) 1133
Mission
St Boniface (Reformed Catholic) Church
and School, 1'23 Tyler
St Brendan's (Catholic) 37 Market
St Bridget's Catholic Church, cor Broad-
way and Van Ness av T e
St Dominic Church and Monastery
(Catholic) cor Bush and Steiner
St Francis' Church (Catholic) Vallejo
bet Dupont and Stockton
St Ignatius Church, cor Hayes and Van
Ness ave
St John the Baptist (Catholic) Eddy bet
Octavia and Laguna
St John's Church (Episcopal) cor Fif-
teenth and Valencia
St John's Church (Presbyterian) Post
bet Mason and Tajdor
St Joseph's Church (Catholic) Tenth
bet Howard and Folsom
St Luke's Church, cor Van Ne3s ave and
Clay
St Mary's Cathedral, NE cor California
and Dupont
St Mary's College Chapel, San Jose road
St Mary's Hospital Chapel, cor First
and Bryant
St Matthew Episcopal Church, Alabama
nr Twenty-fourth
St Patrick's Church (Catholic) Mission
bet Third and Fourth
St Paul's Catholic Church, cor Church
and Twenty-ninth
St Paul's Church (Episcopal) California
bet Fillmore and Steiner
St Paul's Church (Methodist) Broadway
bet Stockton and Powell
St Paul's Episcopal Church (German)
Mission bet Fifth and Sixth
St Peter's Church (Catholic) Columbia
bet Twenty -fourth and Twenty -fifth
St Peter's Church (Episcopal) NE cor
Stockton and Filbert
St Rose's Chapel, cor Steiner and Tyler
St Rose Church (Catholic) 520 and 522
Brannan
St Stephen's Church (Episcopal) cor
Fulton and Fillmore
St Teresa's Church (Catholic) cor Ten-
nessee nr Butte
Swedish Church, Howard opp New
Montgomery
Swedish Evangelical Church, Mission bet
Eighth and Ninth
Trinity Church, cor Powell and Post
Twenty-seventh Street M E Church,
Twenty-seventh bet Church and
Sanchez
Union Square Baptist Church, Post bet
Powell and Mason
United Presbyterian Church, 107 and
109 Mason
Welsh Presbyterian Church, 1133 Mis-
sion
Westminster Church (Presbyterian) Fell
bet Octavia and Laguna
Woodbridge Church (Presbyterian) cor
Twentieth and Capp
Zions Baptist Church, Laguna bet
Golden Gate ave and McAllister
Zion M E Church, Stockton nr Clay
CHURNS
Armes & Dallam. 230 and 232
Front
CIDER
MANUFACTUR
ERS
California and Oregon
Cider CO> Jacob Klein proprietor,
21S and 220 Davis
Cutting Packing Co, 17 and 19 Main
DeLong F C, 208 Battery
GerdesJohn N, NW cor Vallejo and
Mason
CIGARS-I MPORTERS
AND MANUFACTUR
ERS
Alvarez Cayetano, 1216 Powell
Armer M & Co (M Armer) 30(5 and 30S
Sacramento
Barry & Gallagher (D Barry and T Gal-
lagher) NW cor Ninth and Folsom
Belus F A, 31 Pacific
Blum Brothers (4 and C) 316 Sacra-
mento
Bowman John S & Co (John S Bowman
and Joseph Coblentz) 213 and 215
Battery
Bremer Joseph & Co (Joseph Bremer)
310 Sacramento
Briggs S R, NW cor California and
Front
Brune August, 515 Front
Buckingham & Co (A E Buckingham)
314 Clay '
I O VAN WIXKLE A CO.
1.0. 413-415 Market St.
IRON, STEEL « HEAVY HARDWARE
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic *y anotuss'Lt! and earb^
CIG
San Francisco.
CIG
153
Cabanas & Co, 406 and 408
Battery
Cohen, Mercado & Co, 418
Battery
CohnC & CO (G- Cohn) 206 and
208 Battery
Cohn J M, 1034 Market
Colfax Cigar CO, H9 Washing-
ton
Conradi & Moss (Phil Conradi
and L Moss) proprietors Key West
White Labor Cigar Factory, 312
Washington
Corwin C B & Co (G B Corwin)
also sole agents Crandall Type-writer,
925 Market
Curtis, Dixon & Co, 309 Clay
Diez C C, 409 Washington
DrinkhOUSe J A, SW cor Battery
and Sacramento
Ei sen berg E & Bro(Eikanand
Morris) also dealers in leaf tobacco,
327 Market
Eisner M & Co (M Eisn3r and Joseph
Jacobs) 215 and 217 Sacramento
Etigelbrecht Son & Co (Herman and H
A Engelbrecht) 23 First
Etigeman H, 33 Sixth
Erickson P E, 500 Kearny
Falck B & Co (B Falck and Wm Rob-
son) 421 Montgomery
Falkenstein & Co (W Falkenstein and
S Siebenhauer) NE cor Battery and
Sacramento
Favilla Cherobino, 445 Broadway
Figel & Lewis (E P Figel and BL Lewis)
325 Sacrammto
Franklin H & CO (Herman Frank-
lin) 417 Battery
Friesenhausen C, 2029 Geary
Garcia Jose A, 413 Sacramento
Gerson N & Co (N Gerson andNPhilipp)
730 Montgomery
Goldstein J, 35 Sutter
Coldtree & Schoenholz,
wholesale and retail, 94(5 Market
Goslinsky E & Co (Elias Goslinsky and
Geo Brownstein) 219 and 221 Battery
HasterlickS, 103 Sixth
Helmuth William, 506 Jackson
Heyneman Herman, 214 and
216 Front
Hill John, 2016 Fillmore
Hoffman S, 758 Market
Horn, Friend & Erskine (T l
Horn, W H Friend and W W Erskine)
216 and 218 Market
Jacobs Charles & Co (Charles Jacobs
and I Herzberg) 420 Front
Jones B F & Co (B F Jones and Charles
A Uzuay) 629 Washington
Kammann Geo, SE cor Geary and Hyde
Kaufman, Rau & Co ( J M Kaufman and
Louis Rau) 319-323 Sacramento
Key West White Labor
Cigar Factory, Conradi &
Moss proprietors, 312 Washington
Klopstock C & Co (C Klopstock) 212
Front
Koenigsberger, Falk & Mayer (P Koe-
nigsberger, Sol Falk, Nat Mayer and
A Steinberger) 113-119 Pine
Lane & Connelly (J M Lane and F J
Connelly) 204 and 206 Market
Langstadter S, 319 Sansome
Leonhardt Paul, 1426 Polk
Leu & Harms (H C Leu and P Harms)
1247 Mission
Lewis Ad & Co, 205 and 207 Battery
Lewis Wm & CO (Wm Lewis)
30 and 32 California
Liebes Bros & Co (L and J Liebes
and Nathan Meyer) 14 and 16 Fre-
mont
Marks, Vaenberg & Co (M Marks and
A Vaenberg) 115 Battery
Mau Albert & CO> Havana and
Kej' West cigars 9-15 Baale
Mayer Joseph, NE cor Battery and Bush
Mayrisch Bros & Co (Adolph, Gustave
and Rudolph Mayrisch) 405 Battery
Meyer, Mish & Co (S G Mish)
425 and 427 Front
Meyer William, 217 Eleventh
Michalitschke Bros & Co, 239 and 601
Kearny
Mueller Adolph, rear 726 Howard
Offer & Friedman (Ghas Offer
aud Paul Friedman) 419 and 421
Jackson
Ordenstein & Co (Max Ordenstein) 306
and 308 Battery
Oppenheimer & Bro (H Oppenheimer
and L Goodman) 200 Front
Plagemann H & Co (Henry
Plagemann) 305 Sacramento
Pike J M & Son (J M and Chas W) 324
Battery
Pollak Arnold & Co (A Pollak and C F
Simon) 120 Battery
Poppe Charles, 305 Battery
Ramon A & Co (A Ramon) 416 Battery
Riese Brothers (Lev and David) 611 San-
some
RinaldoBros&Lowenberg
(T and S Rinaldo and R Lowenberg)
303 Battery
Rosenbaum & Co (I S Rosenbaum and
D Goldstein) 26 and 28 Main
Rosenblatt BrOS (Arthur S and
Milton W) 26 Main
Rosenshine M, 604 and 606 Front
Rosenthal & Myrson (S Myrson and
J Rosenthal) 534 Commercial
Schlaberg Bros (Frank and Charles)
629 Washington
BARNARD'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
46 OTARRELL ST.. S. F.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS
Nicoll the Tailor, SBe?S2 SS£
Send for Samples ami
measurement— Sent Free.
154
CIG
San Francisc
CIG
Schlesinger & Green (John
Schlesinger and Wm Green) Havana
cigars, 406 and40S Market
Schoen Louis, 516 Market
Sch >enfeld Jonas, 423 and 425 Jackson
Shaeffer J W & Co (J w Shaef-
fer) 634 Sacramento
Shula Brothers (John and Antonio) 100
Market
Shula M & Son, 2762 Mission
Sideman, Lachman & Co (B J Sideman
and A J Lachman) 209 and 211 Bat-
tery
Siebenhauer, Meyerfeld & Co (L Sieben-
hauer and J and M Meyerfeld) SE
cor Front and Commercial
SikeS E & CO (E Sikes) 220 and
222 California
Simon Albert & Co (Albert Simon and
C N Spier o) 206 Sacramento
Sing Wing, 1111 Dupont
Skaife A & CO 302 Sacramento
Strassburg & Kuttiger (Fred Strassburg
and P J Ruttiger) 1 1 1 Fourth
Sultan Julius & Co (Julius Sultan) 223
California
Tilden & Co (A E Tilden) 109 California
Urban Hugo, 601 Montgomery •
Von Tiedemann Freder-
ick. 310 Sixth
Weis William, 154 Second
Wertheimer I & Son (Isaac and M A)
122 and 124 Davis
Wertheimer L & E (Leopold and Eman-
uel Wertheimer and J L Hess) 300-306
Front
Wertheimer Louis & Co,
410-414 Sansome
Wertheimer M & Co, 528 Washington
White I K& Co (IK White) 221 Sac-
ramento
Woge Charles, 815 Battery
Young & Co, 729 Sacramento
CIGARETTE MANUFAC-
TURERS.
Bollman & Kruger (John Bollman and
Charles Kruger) 704 Montgomery
Morelos Antonia, 635 Pacific
Quigley & Son (John and Dennis) 429
Valencia
CIGARS AND TOBACCO-
RETAIL
Ainsworth William, 650 Fourth
Alexander Charles, 975 Market
Antonelli Vinzenzio, 2292 Montgomery
ave
Ascli Isidore, 5 Dupont and 260 Market
Asch Wm, 215 Sixth
Aspelin Carl, SE cor Washington and
Sansome
Bamberger & Co (J Bamberger) 205
Front
Barth Charles, 14 Hayes
Basch Morris, 624 Washington
Batt Henry, 1306 Polk
Becker Frederick W, 705 Davis
Bello Joseph S, 113 Jackson
Belus F A, 31 Pacific
Berk M G, 215 Pine
Beronio & Marre (T Beronio and M A
Marre) 1421 Dupont
Block I, 228 Sutter
Boger Bro3 (William and Edward) 540
Hayes and 102S Market
Bowers H P, 1240 Market
Brandt E A, 326 Davis
Briggs E W, 646 Market
Briggs S R, 200 California
Buchmaun A, 31 Second
Bura Adolph, 104 Dupont
Bush P, 1048 Howard
Bixtorf C, 423 Sansome
CahnM, 311 Bush
Camariuos D G, SW cor Sansome and
Washington
Casner Joanas, 108i Ninth
Castle Charles, 336~Third
Caulfield & Lvoch (Henry F Canlrieloi-
and Hubert *T Lynch) 450| Third
Chelesier Louis, 2930 Sixteenth
Christopher Louis, 1405 Polk
Cicchi Maria & Co, 426.^ Broadway
Cohen Solomon J, junction Turk and
Market
Cohn Edward & Co (Edward Cohn) 225
Montgomery and 1 Kearny
Cohn I & Co (Isador Cohn) 10:'4 Market
Cohn J M, 1034 Market
Colby Z F, 1940^ Mission
Collins J J, 1320i Howard
Conro G A, 518 Battery
Corwin G B & Co, 925 Market
Dabelstein Henry, 28£ First
Davis A, 344 Kearny
Davis Bros (Louis aud Mark) 30 Mont-
gomery
Davy Silas, 1330 Market
Diefenbacher Geo, 91 B Larkin
Drathen Peter, 79 Fourth
Dunlap D L, 21 Leidesdorff
Duran Cruz E & Urzua Ricardo, 334
Montgomery ave
Engelbert P H, 801 Market cor Fourth
Engeman H, 33 Sixth
Erwin J, 610 Market
Eschelbach Geo, 323 Pacific
Evans E W, 545 Calif irnia
Fernandez Philip. 202 Sixth
Flanagan M A, 617 Montgomery
Fleishman L &-CJo (L Fleishman and N
Walmer) 731 Davis
Fowler J, 206 Bush
ALL High Explosives
ARE IMITATIONS OF GIANT POWDER
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co.. Gen. Agents, S. F.
Truman, [sham & Hooker,
iai-167 Market Street. Hay, Hide, Hop. Raff,
Wool, and Orchilla PRJESSEs.
CIG
San Francisco.
CIG
155
Frese & Poplowsky (F Frese and Charles
Poplowsky) 401 Montgomery ave
Fried 1 ande r & Kaeser (Loais Friedlander
and Edward Kaeser) 429 Montgomery
Gannon Peter T, cor Montgomery and
Post
Garbini Teresa Mrs, 1513^ Dupont
Garnback A, 200 Montgomery ave
Gaughran John, 702 Brannan
Georges & Liudholm (Leonard Georges
and Henry Lindholm) 308 Kearny
Gillispie R P, 227 Hayes
Girard Auguste, 1317 Stockton
Glynn John P, 222 Fourth
Goldenson Edward, 24 Hayes
Goldstone Heres, 502 Hayes
Goodman Louis J, 304 California
Gorrn,an & Dove (James Gorman and
Wm Dove) 151 Second
Greenberg Chas, 51 Sacramento
Greenebaum A C, 20 and 22 Geary
Griesser Adolph, SE cor Montgomery
and Clay
Gunst M A & Co (M A Gunst) 212 San-
some, 203 Kearny and 800 and S02
Market
Hall Ralph, 1128* Folsom
Hanjes Edward H, 305 California
Hanke Charles H, 328 Pine
Hanlan Peter, 254 Third
Hansen F O, SW cor East and Jackson
Harrison Thomas, 103 Ninth
Hasterlick S, 103 Sixth
Helmstein N J, 26 Eddy
Henningsen Hans, S42 Market
Heymans Alexander, junction Market
and Hayes
Hill John, 2016 Fillmore
Hirstel N A, 213 Montgomery
Holliday Isidore, 705 Market
Hollingsvvorth Thomas C, 1519 Market
Huff George R, 424 Folsom
Hurley Jeremiah, 514 Third
Imbroghio I, 11 Powell
Janas Casern, 108 Ninth
Jenkins Joshua, 529 East
John Wm, 123 Dupont
Johnson E J, 1201 Polk
Jargens Anton, 136 Second
Kalischer & Co (J L Kalischer) 206
Third
Kaufman L, 309 East
Kellner A, 242 Sixth
Ketelson Auguste, 604 Fourth
Klahn John H, no Sixth
Kn:scher H J, 226 Montgomery
LaChapelie Exiida Mme.
NW cor Post and Central ave
Landler Louis, 309| Dupont
Landsberg Henry, 103 Kansome
Lathrop E N, 414 Sanaome
Lausten S, 100 Second
Lerond Theo, 302 Dupont
Leviele S L, 1027 Howard
Levy & Fischer (Moses Levy and Isaac
Fischer) 2008 Mission
Lewin Arthur, 133 Montgomery
Lewis Joseph, 201 Fourth
Lieker Frank, NE cor Clay and Mont-
gomery
Lingenfelser C W, 16 Sixth
Lodington Chas S, 200 Third
Loudon Oberlin, 220 Second
Lowell Frank, 432 California
Lustig Henry L A, 19 Pacific
Lutticken Frank, 36 Sixth
Lytgens J W R, 18-£ Fifth
Mack James, 1043^ Market
Maher William, 58 Second
Mandlebaum Louis, 310 Montgomery
Mangles H C, ,NW cor Clay and East
MannBC, 1240 Market
Mattat Charles G, 316Montgomery ave
Matzdorff Moritz, 625 Union
May S, 2246 Mission
Mayer Jos, NE cor Bush and Battery
McCarthy D J, 1128 Folsom
McLeod Hugh R, 544 Fourth
Medau J P, 201 Montgomery ave
Meier Margret Mrs, 526 Fourth
Michalitschke Bros & Co (Antone and
Joseph Michalitschke) 902 Market
and 239 Kearny
Mithalitschke Chas, 64 Third
Michalitschke Gustav, 501 Kearny
Michalitschke Joseph, 601 Kearny
MichelsE, 151 Third
Miller C W J, 419 East
Miller Henry, 1200 Market
Miller John P, 102 Jackson
T :ller Wm, 5 1 Si Geary
M oiler John y 1230 Dupont
Morris John, 106 Seventh
Morris Julius, 32 Third
Myers & Sotzen (John H Myers and
Geo Sotzen) 506 Valencia
Newmark Joseph S, US Fourth
Nichols Richard, SE cor Eighth and
Market
O'Neill M, 528 .J Sixth
Oramas Theodore, NE cor California
and Front
Packsher S, Baldwin Hotel
Patchel Edward, 102 Fourth
Pearlman Abraham M, junction Market
and Sutter
Peiser Lemuel, 210 Kearny
Perkius L G, 16 Third
Peterson N P, 138 Market
Petri Cerobina, 1407 Dupont
Pinsker M, 415 Larkin
Plumbe Richard, 1402 Valencia
Posner Philip, 337 Hayes
Raphael Isidor, 430 Kearny
Reese John, also shaving and
hair dressing saloon, 211 and 213
Montgomery ave
ST. DAVID'S,
190 Rooms, 715 Howard St., nr. Third, San Francisco. Single rooms 50
■:ents por night Daily papers on file. Hot baths free.
ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VIT/E, BOXWOOD.
JOHV WIGMORE,
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Reiser & Peterson (Albert Reiser and
Louis Peterson) 1000 Market
Reynolds Richard H, 634 Fourth
Ritter H H, 250 Sutter
Roberts H H, 36 Geary
Roberts M, 327 Pacific
Rosenthal B, 501 and 503 Montgomery
Roundey & Fay (Chas H Roundey and
S J Fay) 412 Kearny
Roussell Charles, 312 Third
Rucker L F, 312J Turk
Schmidt Francis, 1009 Howard
Schmidt John C, 427 East
Schnitzer Jacob, 347 Fourth
Schocken A L. 329 Montgomery
Schoenfeldt S, 21 Kearny
Schreiber A, 3U9 Fourth
Schulte J H, 214 Brannan
SeeRM J, 13 Third
Seely Albert, 36 Second
Segelcke William F E, 1 158 Market
Seidel William, 17* Fourth
Sensenbrenner Aug, 257 Fourth
Sheyer Emanuel, NE cor Kearny and
Geary
Shula Bros (John and Antonine) 100
Market
Sideman Abe, 19 Montgomery ave
Siewert Charles, 24 Steuart
Simmons Herbert, 146 Fourth
Sisenvine L, Grand Hotel
Sommer H, 443 Bush
Spanier & Co (Joe Spanier and H Krebs)
27 and 29 Kearny
Spear William I, 976 Harrison
Sternberg L, 909 Larkin
Stern Charles, NE cor California and
Davis
Sutliff Henry, 330 and S32 Kearny
Swainske D & Co (D Swainske) 946
Market
Tabordon Victor T, 81 9i Kearny
Thilemann Otto, cor McAllister and
Market
Thrane C R, 237 Third
Thyes John B, NE cor Third and Mis-
sion
Treanor Patrick, 210 Dupont
Vail Bros (Walter H and Charles A)
1430 Stockton and 433 Montgomery
ave
Van Praag Samuel, 121 1^ Polk
Vocke Gustav C, 131 Montgomery ave
Von Tiedemann F, 3io Sixth
Von Ahnden J H, 5 Kearny
| Whaler AN, 1231 Mission
i Walker Francis J, 604 Twenty-third
Wallenstein J H, 301 Kearny
Ware Thomas C, 316 Bush
Warncke E, 129 Sixth
Warshaur M, 321 California
Welcker Charles, 121^ Davis
Wiener Charles, 1613 Polk
Wilhelmi Wolrad, 509 Montgomery
Wortman Mme Agnes. §
cor Montgomery and Pacific
Wrener A, 423 and 425 Jackson
Zeph F J, 151 Seventh
Ziesche E, 621 Kearny
CITY AND COUNTY
OFFICERS
(See Officers — City and County.)
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Adair Annie Miss, 106 Eddy
Aitken K S Mrs, ?30 Mission
Bryant E J Mrs, 33* Sixth .
Hance Miss, 100 Sixth
Hart Mrs, 306 Stockton
Leland A Mrs, 789 Mission
Lionel Lena Mme, 867 Mission
Maynard V M Mrs, 113 Third
Morton A Mrs, 210 Stockton
Ordway W F, 33 A Sixth
Rea H L Mrs, 139 Fourth
CLOAKS AND SUITS-
Benson Samuel, 224 Taylor
Berkowitz M, 136 Montgomery ave
Brown & Metzner, 549 Market
Browne &Rearden (Richard H
Browne and Francis J Rearden) 1132
Market
Calleau Armand, 48 Geary
Fratinger & Co (A M Fratinger) 105
Kearny
Hamburger D, 111 Sansome
Hodge Robert, 8 and 10 Fifth
Kelly & LiebeS, proprietors Sulli-
van's Cloak and Suit House, 120
Kearny
Kramer, Goodman &
Brown Stein (H Kramer,
T Goodman and J Brownstein) 20
Sansome
Mayer Charles, 569 Market
Messager Etienne, 145 Post
Mosgrove, Mahe & Co (S
Mosgrove and Gustave Mahe) 110
Kearny
Mueller Albert, 841 Market
Noll George, 818 Market
Pilger W, 953 Market
Stein Jacob H, 211 Dupont
Sullivan's Cloak and Suit
House, Kelly & Liebes propri-
etors, 120 Kearny
Vaudagua F & C (Francis and Catherine)
1236 Market
Williams & Selleck (Mrs J G Williams
and Mrs C'W Selleck) 31 Ellis
I. S. VAN WINKLE & CO.,
413
Kinds
-415 Market St. IROV. STEEJL, All
Blacksmiths' Materials, HEAVY HARDWARE.
STOITZ'S WALNUT COSMETIC
Darkens Gray or Sandy Hair and Whiskers
to Perfection. Does XOT WASH OFF
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Wurkheim & Co (M Wurkheim) 125
Kearny
Wyoming Coat & Cloaking Co, 12 Mont-
gomery
Yates R H & Co (R H Yates) 4 and 6
Dupont
Yeaw W H & CO (Wm H Yeaw)
422 Sutter
CLOCKS— IMPORTERS.
Davis Bros, Toklas & Co, 10-16 Sutter
Day Thomas & Co, 122 Sutter
Hall A I & Son, 528 and 530
Lundy T, 7 and 9 Third
Nathan B & Co, 126 Sutter
Seth Thomas Clock Co, H Molineux
mgr, 132 Sutter
Spence John G, 162 Ninth
Waterbury Clock Co, a i
Hall & Son agents, 528 and 530 Mar-
ket
CLOTHES WRINGERS.
Armes& Dallam, 230 and 232
Front
CLOTHING-RETAIL.
Abraham Abram, 400 Pacific
Abraham J, 721 Sansome
Abrahams Jacob, 814 Battery
Abrahams Louis, 4 and 6 Clay
Abrams Isaac, 114 Third
Altshuler Levy, 505 Montgomery
Appel Simon, 247 Fourth
Argieg Peter, 1407 Stockton
Attel M, 255 Third
Beujamin Elias, 231 Third
Bercowitz Simon, 534 and 541 Pacific
Black K, 317£ Third
Brendal B Mrs, 932^ Folsom
Brock J & Co, 718 Washington
Burnett Richard, 468 Clementina
Caro Minnie Mrs, 312 Pacific
Carroll & Tilton (James Carroll and W
H Tilton) 873 Market
Chicago Clothing Co, A Stern propr,
38 and 40 Kearny
Cohen Aaron, 429 Pacific
Cohsn Harris, 54 Fourth
Cohen Joseph, 219 Pacific
Cohen Louis, 306 Pacific
Cohen Meyer, 516 Fourth
Cohen Michael, 132 Pacific
Cohn A, 429 Pacific
Cohn Joseph & Bro, 723 Montgomery
Cohn Marcus, 222 Sixth
Cohn M B, 131 Jackson
Cohn Myer, 516 Fourth
Cohn S, 28 Sixth
Cohn Thomas, 653 Washington
Coleman Catharine Mrs, 41 Third
Colman Bros (Abraham Colman) SW
cor Montgomery and Bush
Colman & Franklin (Chas Colman and
Max J Franklin) 202-206 Kearny
David Lazarus, 7 Broadway
Emanuel Harris, 348 Third
Epstine Samuel, 244 Third
Erb Manuel, 244 and 246 Sixth
Estrem Joseph, 821 Montgomery
Fatieuil Hall, Raphael & Son, 865
Market and 527 Montgomery
Fechheimer & McBoyle, 706-720 Kearny
Figel Joseph, 211 Montgomery
Fisher Michael, 131 Third
Flavin Martin J, 606-620 Kearny and
924 Market
Fogel George, 10 Clay
Frank Ephraim, 535 and 537 Kearny
Franklin A, 108 Pacific
Franklin E & G, 511 Davis
Giocondo Chiselli, 107 Pacific
Goldwater Marks. 108 Jackson
Gost Bernard, 135 Fourth
Green & Seiler, 689 Market
Hamburger Gustave & Bro (G and M)
54 Third
Hand J S, 314 Kearny
Harris Charles, 527 Pacific
Harris M, 566-572 Brannan
Harris J, 204 Brannan
Harris S, 110 Steuart
Harris W & Co, 802 and 804 Kearny
Heiman Bros (A L and Joseph) 1026-
1030 Market
Hertz L, 427 Pacific
Hirsch Bros (Joseph and Leopold) 204
Montgomery ave
Hoppe Joseph, 637 Pacific
Isaacs Albert, 823 Kearny
Isaacs Hyman, 239 Third
Isaacs Solomon, 507 Jackson
Israel J, 934 Dupont
Israel Simon, 614 Fourth
Joseph & Co (L Joseph and J Harris)
232 Kearny
Jacobs Phenie, 335i Third
Kalisky Charles, 109 and 111 Seoond
Kalisky M, 123 Sixth
Klehmet M Mrs, 1140| Howard
Kron Julius, 929 Kearny
Label S, 212 Steuart
Lachman A, 810 Montgomery
Lando Harris, 317 Kearny
Laurent Mary, 1007 Howard
Levey Marcus, 7 Jackson
Levy Abraham, 262 Third
Levy Louis, 227 Pacific
Levy Marks, 128 Pacific
Levy Morris & Co (M Levy and I Hy-
man) 142 Jackson
Levy & Hyman (Morris Levy and Isaac
Hyman) 120 Jackson
Lewis Herman, 631 Front
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Hobbs, Wall & Co., Mfrs. BOXES of every Variety, I
314 SPEAR
Street, S. V.
Nicoll the Tailor,
Hin Market Street. Scud for Samples and
Boles for 8elf-mea8ureinent— Hent Free.
158
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San Francisco.
CLO
Lichtenstein Solomon, 214 Sixth
Loewenthal Jos, 927 Market
London and New York Clothing Com-
pany, Chas Colman and M J Frank-
lin, 202 206 Kearny
Maher W E, 12 and 14 Bryant
Mann & Benedict, SW cor Kearny and
Sutter
Margot J C, 621 Davis
Marks H, 239 Fourth
Martin's Clothing House, Geo J S
Hyams mgr, 435 Montgomery
Mayer M E & Co (M E Mayer and I
Oppenheimer) 326 Sixth
Mendelson El can, 233 Pacific
Michael Chas, 126 Third .
Michaels Bros (I and A) 209 Fourth
Rflierson & Jewell (Augustus
Mierson and Godfrey Jewell) propri-
etors The Great X L N T Clothing
House, 52S-532 Kearny
Nathan Lena Mrs, 937 Market
Nathan S, 117 Third
N lines LuiS A, H5 Jackson
O'Banion & Dagenais, 712
and 7 14 Market
Oppenheim John, 24 Clay
Pauson Henry, 517 Pacific
Pincus Morris, 20 Third
Porta G E, 827 Kearny
Prager A J, 828 and 833 Kearny
Priebatch J, 141 Third
Pyser Louis, 428 Pacific
Ransom Saul, 327 Third
Raphael Isaac & Son, 865
Market and 527 Montgomery
Rodrigues & Rapozo (A Rodrigues and
M S Rapozo) 326 Drumm
Roos Bros (Adolph and H) 35 and 37
Kearny
Rosenthal Maurice, propr Misfit Cloth-
ing Parlors, NW cor Post and Du-
pont
S Chafer & CO. ll Montgomery
Seiler David, 6S9 Market
Shrier Elkan, 201 Montgomery
Simon Esther, 447 Third
Simon H Mrs, 305^ Third
Smith Henry, 539 Pacific
Solomon Myer, 116 Jackson
Stein Gashie, 417 Pacific
Sternberg E, 354 and 356 Fourth
Stockwitz Morris, 250 Fourth
Stone Maurice, 157 Third
Summerfield & Roman (H and L Sum-
merfield ami B Romau) 942 Market
The Creat Eastern Cloth-
ing HOUSe, Isaac Abrams propri-
etor, 540 Kearny
Weinberg Louis, 303£ Third
Wiener Marks, 127 Jackson
Williams Lizzie Mrs, 761 Howard
Wilson John A, 309 Sixth
Witkowsky Harris, 235 Fourth
Wolfe A, 902 Dupont
Wood S N & Co (S N Wood) 35 Sutter
Woodward & Stern, 832-838 Market
clothingT^ whole
Alexander S & Co (S O Alexander and
A Marcus) 2 and 4 Battery
Banner Brothers (Simon and
Peter Banner, New York) 5 and 7
Sansome
Banner Victor, 35 Sutter
Baum J St CO (J Baum and H
Shrier) 9 and 1 1 Sansome
Brown Bros & Co (L, M and R Brown
and B Scheideman) agts Oregon City
Woolen Mills, 121 and 123 Sansome
Brown N & Co (N Brown) 108 Battery
Colman Bros, SW cor Bush and Mont
gomery
Creger Win, 4 Trinity
Elfelt A B & Co (A B and A P Elfelt,
Sol Goldsmith, Geo A and PhilKohn)
108 and 110 Sansome
Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co (M S Fech-
heimer, H Goodkind, H Kronthal,
Chas Fisher and Chas E Adler) 16 and
18 Sansome
Honig Nathan, 1 15 Battery
Hyams & Pauson (Ed and Wm Hyams
and Frank Pauson) 22 Sansome
Hyman M & Co (M Hyman, A Good-
kind and Samuel Stiner) 120 Sansome
Jacobs J, 202 Bush
Joseph BrOS (H and L) 229 Mont-
gomery
Krouse S R, 111 Front
Levy & Kusel (George Levy and S A
Kusel) 102 Second
Meyerstein & Lowenberg, 109 Sansome
Nathan, Pulverman & Co (S J Nathan
and B Pulverman) 109 Battery
Raas E & Co, 26 and 28 Montgomery
ReiSS BrOS & CO (Solomon, Isaac
and Achille Reins) 24 and 26 Sutter
Steinhart W I & Co (Wm I Steiuhart,
Chas Adler and Wm Schollej 3 and 5
Battery
Straus & Levy (M Straus andH Levy)
24 and 26 Sansome
Witt & Pursch (J Witt and F Pursch)
113 Battery
Yu Tai &Co, 738 Washington
CLOTHS
(See also Woolens.)
Baumgarten A & Co (A and Joseph
Baumgarteir) 7 Montgomery
Schwartz Mitcjiell
Stein, Simon & Co, 585 Market
Nobel's E xp c'l. s ^[
OSiVe FOR VERY HARD ROCK AND SUBMARINE BLASTING.
n© I Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., General Agents, San Francisco.
DENNETT JUMP SEATS.
Truman, Isham Jk Hooker, 421-427 Market St.
WHOLRHALE ANTI> JRETAIJL.
COA
San Francisco.
COF
159
COAL DEALERS.
(See also Wood and Coal.)
B iraard Frank & Co ( F Barnard and H
Voorman) 609 Battery
Bichard Nicholas, 10 Howard
Black Diamond Coal Co, P B Cornwall
pres, James H Dobinsou sec, SE cor
Spear and Folsom
Cedar River Coal Co, P T Dickinson
mgr, 106-112 Mission
Chandler R D, 507 East
Downie George. 20* Market
Dunsmuir & Sous (Robert, Albert and
James) Wellington Colliery, 620 East
Ebbets Arthur M (wholesale
and retail) 109-115 Sacramento
Empire C<>al Mine Railroad, Egbert
Judson and M W Bel-maw, 402 Front
Harrison J W, 204 California
Macdonough Joseph, 4i
Market; yards iSVV cor Spear and Fol-
som, and SE cor Beale and Folsom
Middleton John, IS Post, yard cor Sut-
ter and Powell
Newbauer Joseph, office 206 Bush, de-
pot 656 and 658 Howard
Oregon Improvement Co, J L Howard
asst mgr, 214 California
Perine Ceo M & C) (Geo M
Perine and Hugh Flynn) wholesale
and retail yard NE cor Howard and
Fifth, office 28 New Montgomery
Renton Coal Co, T B Morris pres T H
Henderson sec, 1032 Sutter
Rosenfeld John, w s Front bet Vallejo
and Green, office 202 Sansome
Shaw & Sharp, 10 Fremont
Shloss M, 503 California
Strieker Louis, 1025 Bush
Wellington Shipping Co, 620 East
coaxTmines
(See Mining Companies.)
COAL OIL.
OlCOVJCh BrOS> 12 and 14 Front
COFFEE SALOONS.
(See also Restaurants.)
Amos Pecock's 5 cent
Temperance Coffee
HOUSe. average meal 8 cents, 616
Sacramento
AMOS PECOCK'S
5 Oerxt
TEMPERANCE COFFEE HOUSE,
Average Meal, 8 Cents.
616 Sacramento Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Ahlers & Nau, 23 Montgomery ave
Alex Joseph F, 1403 Stockton
Anderson E Mrs, 443 Valencia
Antunovich F, 520 Sacramento
Ashley Henry, 6 Fourth
Baker B M, 503 Davis
Benson J A, 48 Seventh
Bocawovich P, 161 Steuart
B)othby Adolph E, 312 Townsend
Boyer Sidney, 241 Eighth
Brandt F, 82! Kearny
Bratt J H, 458 Sixth
Buchanan Win, 308 Sixth
Burnhamer Henry, 35£ Sutter
Central Coffee House, John Monson
propr, 923 Market
Cernoyi.ravich Chns, 15 Vallejo
Chreest Katy Mrs, 6.32 Fourth
Christ & Frahm, 522 California and 9
Stockton
Christeusen Christ. 127 Berry
Christensen Ferdinand, 605 Montgom-
ery
CottrellB J, 1141 Market
Cuuha Freeman J, 111 Jackson
Dickenson R E, 232^ Montgomery
Drob iz Mattio, 503 East
Dligan Delia 923 Market
Ellings worth Samuel, 108 Fourth
Feyhl John, 530 Fourth
Fischer Julius, 109 Dupont
Fletcher & Raith (E T Fletcher and
George Raith) 102 Drumm
Franco vich & Michele (A Francovich
and M Michele) 4 Union
German Coffee Saloon, otto
Graueist anil Montz Daeweritz pro-
prietors, 26 Geary
Goecken H B. 515 Third
Goicovich George, 303 East
Handy & Zierau (Thomas Handy and
Anton Zierau) 221 Dupont
Hansen C N, 315 Dupont
Harris C P, 17 Washington
Harrison Maud Mrs, 310 Fourth
Hellwig Fred, 112 Dupont
Herron Grace Mi*s, 256 Fourth
Hess Robert, 417 California
Hoeges Jac b, 325 and 341 Bush
Hofmann Matthaus, 10 Sacramento
Home Coffee and Lunch
ROOm, Mrs Kate S Hart and Mrs
Sallie E Howard p;Oprietors, 509
Montgomery
Hurlburt T B, 11 85 Market
Jacobson James. 5 Sixth
Jaunet LOUiS. 654 Mission
Johnson A F, 10 Jackson
Johnson Henry, 325 Drumm
Jones Kate Mrs, 618 Mission
Jovovoich Lazar, 100 Jackson
Kahn S, 236 Montgomery
Kamna Margaret Mrs, 1007 Valencia
Keaney Mary Mrs, 1553 Market
M0RETTI & TREZZINI, Fresco Painters,
Phelan
Building:.
John Wigmore, HARDWOOD LUMBER. 1 2 9 to 1 47 Spe a r St.
160
COF
San Francisco.
COF
Koenig Annie, 14^ Turk
Larsen C G, 18 Eddy
Lautermilch L, 511 Montgomery
Leihkam S, 206 McAllister
Leithman Jacob, 15.1 Fourth
Lorentz Robert, 7 -Stockton
Lotta Coffee Saloon, Mark Lovely mgr,
650 Market
Lund M M, 615 Montgomery
Lund & Neilsoii, 959 Market
Luudin Anna C Mrs, 248 Fourth
Maricich Luca, 23 Vallejo
Masounette & Paritza (Eugene Masoun-
ette and Jasper Paritza) 221 Leides-
dorff
Maslick John, 124 Jackson
Mayle & Wienbolz (Geo D Mayle and
N C Wienholz) 427 Montgomery
Metropolitan Coffee Sa-
loon, M Block proprietor, 2H
Montgomery ave
Meyer Louis, 14 Eddy
Nielsen Anna, 1201 Fillmore
Nissen & Juhl, 24 O'Farrell
Norager & HjUl (Albert Nor-
ager aud Hans H Hjul) 426 Montgom-
ery and 5 ] 6 Pine
Palmer W F, 606 Mission
Pearson S A Mrs, 631 Clay
PeCOCk AmOS, Temperance Cof-
fee House, 616 Sacramento
Pendo John, 723 Davis
Peterson C A, 14 Sacramento
Petersen & Co (Jacob and Frederick
Petersen) 277 East
Petroske .Samuel, 310 Dupont
Eavn & Christesen, 22 Fifth
Keinert Ole, 626 Fourth
Rich & Christensen (A J Rich and Paul
Christensen) 60 Third
Roberts Charles, 552 Mission
Sambuck John, 1105 Front
Shultz H, 522| Sixth
Silva D, 540 California
Smith & Olsen (H M Smith and Fred
Olsen) w s Drumm bet Market and
California
Steffan John, NE cor Folsom and
Steuart
Stewart Henry, 506 Howard
Strohlin Karl A, 210 Sutter
Sturiza Nicholas, 226 Battery
Sundberg P G, 47 Sacramento
Swan Peter, 48 Sacramento
Temperance Coffee House, Mrs S A
Pearson, 631 Clay
Toft & Christensen (K N Toft and P
Christensen) 425 Bush
Toft & Wilson (C Toft and C Wilson)
428 Kearny
Tyler S H & Son, 218 Sacramento
Van Hoeter Robert, 416 Larkin
j Vignoli Luigi, 615 Commercial
i Vlautin Paul, 715 Davis
Wade Henry, 615 and 619 Sacramento
W C T Coffee House, 1003 Market
Westheimer J F, 322£ Montgomery
Williams S A, 727 Larkin
Wilson Jerome, 1508 Polk
Women's Temperance Coffee House,
Mrs S A Pearson propr, 631 Clay
Wood F Mrs, 1147 Howard
Wuest Wm F, 646 Clay
Yordi JU, 815 Market
Zei.geer E, 118 O'Farrell
COFFEE AND SPICE
MILLS-
Adams A P, 316 Mission and 51 Fre-
mont
Behre F & Co, 51 Beale
Bertin & Lepori (L C Bertin and C
Lepori) 536 Commercial
Bothin Manufacturing Co,
H E Bothin president and manager,
17 and 19 Main
Clapp & JeSSUp (Edward L
Clapp and Andrew J Jessup) 51 Fre-
mont
Empire Steam Coffee and Spice Mills,
Leege & Mills proprs, 410 and 412
Clay
Folger J A& Co (J AFolger) 104 and 106
California
Chirardelli D & SONS (D, D
Jr, J, and L) 415 and 417 Jackson .
Golden Gate Coffee and Spice Mills,
Wm Van Voss propr, 621 Sansome
Guittard E & Co (E Guittard) 207 and
2U9 Sacramento
Hills Bros (R W and A H) 400 Sansome
KOSter & Zwick, also manufact-
urers Ackerman's coffee extract, 323
Front
Leege & Mills (Chas F Leege and W G
Mills) 410 and 412 Clay
McCarthy Bros & Co (John and E W
McCarthy and D Callaghan) 119 and
121 Front
Miner W H, 18 and 20 Fremont
Murphy A H & Co, 1045 Market
OlCOVich BrOS, 12 and 14 Front
Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mdls, J
A Folger & Co proprs, 104 and 106
California
Pistolesi Frank: V, 1314 Pacific, office
120 California
Schilling A & Co, 108-112 Market
Thierbach & Kroeger (Chas Thierbach
and Wm Kroeger) SW cor Fifth and
Bryant
Tyler S H & Son (H F and E) 21S Sac-
ramento
Washington Manufactur-
ing CO,- Adelsdorfer & Branden-
stein proprietors, 406 and 408 Clay
r~P~HiTTiiUIMI/ir Pfl 413-415 Perkins' HORSE and MULE sHUlib,
O. VAN YlINIVLt & bU., Market St. Globe Putnam Northwestern Horse Nails
The Largest Pacific Coast Co.
ASSETS, $2,000,000.00
LOSSES PAID, $6,500,000.00
HOME OFFICE:
SomtbiArvest Cor. of California and. Sansome Sts.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Insure in a LEADING HOME COMPANY, furnish-
ing undoubted security, and whose invest-
ments are on this Coast.
D. J. STAPLES, President*, WM. J. DUTTON, Secretary,
ALPHEUS BULL, Vrce- President, E. W. CARPENTER, Asst. Secretary,
N. T. JAMES, Marine Secretary,
[OVER]
BUY
Ttie Best
Security.
IN PLACING YOUR
FIRE INSURANCE
The Primary Considerations should be
BAY
Adequate
Rates.
SECURITY, - - COST
AND THE
GENERAL GOOD
Of the Community which, contributes to your support and profit.
Therefore
INSURE
FOf^ IT "FILLS THE BILL,"
Same being "itemized*' as follows:
SECURITY. &>*«!*, $2,000,000; £oMt»3aib, $6,500,000.
cib ^ccutil'i) b oHcte:
THE LARGEST Company ever organized on the Pacific Coast.
THE LA H GEST Amount paid for Losses by any Company on this Coast
THE LARGEST Business of any Company organized on this Coast.
COST. SAME AS IN ANY FIRST CLASS COMPANY.
GENERAL GOOD, g^ $2^0,000 arc f.crcou if.b
(Eoa^l, ficfpi nc| to bcvefop I'fic counlrij anb ?o fie fpi i icj uou,
Assist
the
Community
FOOT IT UP FOR YOURSELF
AND YOU WILL FIND THAT THB
FIGURING IS C0RRECT7
[OVFR]
STEAM ENGINES t THRESHING MACHINES. '
4»1 4*7 Market HU
San Francisco — Supplemental.
160a
Church Edward B (Episcopal) 1036
Valencia
Connolly M D (Catholic)
Cottle John E (Catholic)
Crowhurst Wm
Culleu Andrew, rector St John's, 220
Ellis
Cushman C D, 407 Taylor
Davis W W (Episcopal)
Davison John, 32 Rauseh
De Benedet A (Catholic) cor Broadway
and Mason
Doogan Manes (Catholic) cor Bush and
Steiner
Duffy P (Catholic) cor St Francis and
Vallejo
Dugard M A (Episcopal)
Fitzpatrick Timothy, rector Mount St
Joseph's, South S F
Fitzpatrick Dominic (Catholic) cor
Bush and Steiner
Flood Jas (Catholic) 1122 Eddy
Foute R C (Episcopal) 1003 Pine
Franchi Charles (Catholic)
Gallagher Hugh P J (Catholic) 744
Mission
Gallagher Joseph A (Catholic) cor Tenth
and Howard
Garriga Andrew (Catholic) cor Broad-
way and Mason
Gray John (Episcopal)
Grey Peter, rector St Patrick's, 744 Mis-
sion
Harrington Hyacinth (Catholic) cor
Bush and Steiner
Harrington John F (Catholic) Vallejo
Harty F (Catholic)
Higginbothan W P, 357 Tehama
Jenks G H (Episcopal) 321 Geary
Juny Edward D (Episcopal) 1534 Mission
Kemmy John, rector St Teresa's, cor
Tennessee and Santa Clara
Kendig D (Episcopal)
KipWm Ingraham (Episcopal)
Klahn August, 1711 Church
Krebs C F E
Lagan M (Catholic) cor Tenth and
Howard
Larkin Thomas (Catholic) 744 Mission
Lion Edgar, 723 Grove
Lynch P (Catholic) 744 Mission
Mattern H, 8 John
Mayhew H H (Episcopal) cor Twentieth
and Mission
McCoy H J, 724 Hayes
McElroy R, 519 Market
Mead George (Episcopal) 1534 Mission
Merter John (Catholic) Tyler nr Jones
Miel Chas (Episcopal) 206 Lombard
Montgomery George, 628 California
Moscrop J, 105 Austin
Murphy Pius (Catholic) cor Bush and
Steiner
Neales William S, 2107£ Webster
Nixon William (Episcopal) Clay
Nugent D F (Catholic) Brannan nr 4th
Nugent John F (Catholic) cor Harrison
and Fremont
O'Callaghan Timothy (Catholic) cor
Van Ness and Broadway
O'Conner C (Catholic) cor Brannan and
Fourth
O'Connor James (Catholic) cor Van
Ness and Broadway
O'Conner P J (Catholic) cor Tenth and
Howard
O'Neill Thomas, cor Bush and Steiner
Osgood H A
Penwick James
Prendergart John, St Mary's Cathedral
Reidhaar Rev (Catholic) Columbia nr
Twenty-fourth
Riordan Patrick W, St Mary's Cathe-
dral
Robert Peter (Catholic) Bush nr Du-
pont
Rooney Anthony (Catholic) cor Bush
and Steiner
Sandholt P I
Sasia Joseph (Catholic) 214 Hayes
Scanlan P, rector St Joseph's Church,
cor Tenth and Howard
Schrader Herman
Simonds S & Co
Smith P, cor St Frances and Vallejo
Spaulding Edward B (Episcopal) 1534
Mission
Sullivan J J, Mission off Dolores
Ver Mehr J L, 1712 Pacific ave
Williams Thos G (Episcopal) 429 Eddy
Wolf S (Catholic) Tyler nr Jones
Young W C (Episcopal) 932 Clay
J,. W. HYIB,
DEALER IN
Reliable Clocks,
Seth Thomas and Other Makes.
Every one warranted. Repairing at lowest rates.
1014 Market St., S. F.
CLOTHING
Cohn Joseph, 48 Steuart
Hyams & Pauson, 117 and 119 Sansome
ROOS Bros. 31-37 Kearny
COAL.
Hawley J C, pres Newport Coal Co, NE
cor Folsom and Spear
Oregon Improvement Co,
John L Howard manager, 48 Market
Renton Coal Co, SE cor Mission and
East
M0RETTI & TREZZINI, Fresco Painters, £&!8£«
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MAIN OFFICE, 48 MARKET STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
DEPOTS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Beale Street Wharf, R. HUSBAND, Agent.
OAKLAND, CAL., Foster's Wharf, C. A. SESSIONS, Agent.
ASTORIA, OREGON, 0. R. & N. CO.'S Wharf, E. A. NOYES, Agent.
PORTLAND, OREGON, Ainsworth Dock, J. M. FOX, Agent.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERR'TY, Ocean Dock, F. A. BELL, Agent.
The LARGEST COAL SHIPPERS on the COAST.
MINERS of the CELEBRATED
SEATTLE COAL FOR DOMESTIC USE,
And of FRANKLIN Coal for Steam.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
WALLSEND SYDNEY COAL for Gas and Steam, WEST HARTLEY,
SCOTCH SPLINT, WELLINGTON, CANNEL, and other Foreign
COALS for DOMESTIC and STEAM Use.
GAS COMPANIES Supplied at LOWEST RATES.
BLACKSMITH COAL A SPECIALTY,
From Direct Importation of Cumberland Coal.
COUNTRY ORDERS for All Kinds, in Sacks, Casks, or Bulk,
filled by Rail or Water as ordered.
J0HM L. HOW ABB, Ass't Manager.
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STOLTZ'S WALNUT COSMETIC
Darkens Gray or Sandy Hair and Whiskers
to Perfection. Does NOT WASH OFF
COF
San Francisco.
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COFFEE IMPORTERS.
Bothin Manufacturing; Co,
17 and J9Muu
Coleman W # T & Co, SE cor Main and,
Market
Chirardelli D & Sons. -m-
417 Jackson
Guittard E & Co, 207 Sacramento
Schilling A & Co (A Schilling and G F
Voikman) 10S-I12 Market
Washington Manufactur-
ing Co, Alfred Adeisdorter and
Manrield Brandenstein proprietors,
41)6 and 408 Clay
Wheeler F A, 128 California
COFFIN HARDWARE
Schaezlein R, 13 and 19 Trinity
COLLARS
New York and San Francisco Collar Co,
(S J Levy and L and G Brenner) 4 and
6 Battery
COLLECTORS.
American Mercantile Un-
ion, E VV Halsted general manager,
Edward JDahms attorney, rms 33
and 34 Montgomery Block
Armstrong A F, 319 California
Besecker D E, 601 California
Blumenthal Julius, manager
Pacific Collection Co, 5'iS California
Camp Henry Collins, 514 Bush
Cassie Wm Jr, J 31 Montgomery
( hildsC W, 513 Montgomery
Cleary Robert, 19 Montgomery Block
EllOn Robert, 310 Pine, rm 47
Fin ley & CO, 33 1 Kearny
Friedenehs George H, 33 Kearnv
Halsted L W, 33 and 34 "Mont-
gomery Block
Harding Charles M, 424 Montgomery
Harding's Collection Of-
fice, WS Washington
Humphrey George, 513 Montgomery
Jacobi L, 426 California
Kent D M, 330 Pine
Martin F H, 629 Kearny
Mason John, 331 Montgomery,
ira 14
McCombe John, 402 Montgomery
McMahon James, rm 108 Montgomery
Block
Millett E V, 604 Merchant
Nichols Doisan, 623 Montgomery
Pacific Business Agency, Pilcher & Co
proprs, 326 Kearny
Pacific Collection Co, Julius
Blumenthal manager, 528 California
Pettigrew & Farless (J J Pettigrew and
T A Farless) 217 Sansome
Ratten bury W H, 224 Mont
gomery
Rosalia A B. 214 Sansome
Shain's Mercantile Collec-
tion Agency, Joseph E Sfaain
manager country department, W E
Shain manager city department, 328
Montgomery, rm 11
Smith Thos J, 3 Post
Spray G C, 331 Montgomery, rm 13
Stafford & Beke.irb (R Stafford and F C
Bekeart) 33' > Pine, rm 56
Thai Frederick M, C04Oi ay
Union Collection Co, H E Pope mgr, 33
Kearny
Warren John, 122 Montgomery Block
PACIFIC COLLECTION CO.. J. Blumenthal'
Manager, 52S California Street. Prompt
collection of accounts. Suits brought in all the
Courts of this State. Charges moderate.
COLLEGES
Barnard's Business Col-
lege, 46 O'Farrell
Cohege of Notre Dame of
San Francisco, for young
ladies, Sister Aloyse of the Cross supe-
rioress, Dolores bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Cooper Medical College,
NEcor Sacramento and Webster
Heaid s Business College,
24 Post
Irving Institute, Edward B
Church principal, 103(3 Valencia
Medical Department Uni-
versity of California, i>
Robert A McLean dean, e s Stockton
bet Chestnut and Francisco
Pacific Business College,
320 Host
Sacred Heart College, Brother Genebern
director, SE cor Eddy and Larkin
Saint Ignatius College,
Joseph Sasia S J president, N W cor
Van Ne<s ave and Hayes
St Mary's College, College Hill Mission
road
St Vincent's Academy, Sister Mary
Vincent superioress, 671 Mission
Toland Medical College,
e s Stockton bet Chestnut and Fran-
cisco
University City College, 119 Haight
COMMISSION
CHANTS
MER
(See Merchants— Commission.)
BARNARD'S
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:46
»TKEET,
S.F. Send for Circular.
NICOLl THE TAILOR,
HI© Market St., S. F. Send for Samples of Wew
4.eoils and Self measurement Rules— Sent FiN-e.
162
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CONCRETE.
California Artificial Stone
Paving CO> 404 Montgomery
Goodman George. 404 Mont
gomery
Granolithic Paving Co, 422
Montgomery
MacdOnald M, 19 Montgomery
Ransome Ernest L, 402Mont-
gomery
I
ansome's Patents
Stone PaYBments jS r»»tedlB82 '4
Concrete Construction," 1884
ConcreteMixiniMacliiiies ! "1884'5
Apuaratus for Concrete Build'gs, " 1885
District Rights and Licenses for sale.
Send for Circulars. Put up your own buildings.
402 Montgomery Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
CONDENSERS - STEAM-
Llewellyn Steam Conden-
ser Manufacturing Co,
330 Pine, rms 7 and 8
CONFECTIONERS-MAN-
UFACTURERS
Brads haw W C, 2951 Sixteenth
Demartini L & Co, 54S Mission
Grade VVm A & Co (William A Grade
and A Daunoar) 533 Washington
Hirschfeld & Saroni (D Hirschfeld and
L Saroni) 118 and 120 Davis
Masson FP&Co (FPandVB Masson)
413 and 415 Commercial
Rotger & Bischoff (E Rotger and H
Bischoff) 307 East
Rothschild & Ehrenpfort (Hugo Roths-
child and Frederick Ehrenpfort) 118
Front
Schroder, Albrecht & Co (H Schroder,
A Albrecht and A Hromada) 222 and
224 Battery
Seidl •) & Co (J Seidl) 190 Stevenson
Wichman Bros, 754 Market,
15 .Sixth and 56 Third
Wichman P, 35 Second
CONFECTIONERY
Aguirre Martin J, 429 Kearny
Ainslie Martin, 205 Turk
Albach Henry, 1804 Polk
Allegretti I, 343 Kearny and 501 Sutter
Axmann Leopold, 221 Fourth
Barlow F T, 315 Bush
Beguier L Mrs," 1274 Fourth
Beismann A, 44 Geary
Benson J E, 518 Bush
BergerR, 1205 Market
Berry C M Mrs, 128 Kearny
Blake Anna Mrs, 1623 Polk
Blank G A, 42S Hayes
Bleydorn Henry, 15'J Second
Bolton M Mrs, 102 Stockton
Boyd Geo T, 240 Third
Brown Geo E, 144 Seventh
Cellar Louisa Mrs, 1311 Powell
Close T W Mrs, 721 Polk
Colburn Charles E, 37 Fifth
Conlin Thomas, 33S Hayes
Devine Henrietta, 722 Brannan
Dobrindt John C, 1705 Polk
Dodge Augustus, 133 Ninth
Dunn Mary, 1638 Polk
Dutreux M A, 139 Larkin
Early A Miss, 135 Kearny
Eldred Henry J, 611 Larkin
Ellenburg Fred W, 128 Third
Florine A G Mrs, 511 Fourth
Fox Esther, 242 Ninth
Frey Rosa Mrs, 916 Valencia
Garnie Mary Mrs, 704 Filbert
Gendar & Co (J W Gendar) 948 Market
and 24 Sixth
Gilbert August, 227 Post
GlOSSer C W, 1204 Sutter
Glosser P, 1441 Polk
Gruenhagen W & Co (W and T G
Gruenhagen) 20 Kearny
C U 1 1 1 et C h as, French confectioner,
and wedding and sxirprise parties sup-
plied on short notice at cheap rates,
905 Larkin
Haas Geo, 824 Market
Hacker Bernhard, 1202 Market and 325
Kearny
Hall Algernon, 46 Fourth
Hansan Sophie, 1209 Valencia
Harding J G, NW cor Sutter and Hyde
Harrison Thomas, lOSh Ninth
Harvey E, 117 Ellis
Henley ■) E & Co (J E and F Henley)
1 Gough
Herrmann J B, cor Montgomery ave
and Vallejo
Hessel Ladie C Mrs, 701 Polk
Holt Anna Mrs, 1209 Bush
Horn Martin Mrs, 1726 Eddy
Huber Albert SE cor Larkin and Sutter
Kern J, 1189 Market
Giant judson Powder,
Gelatine, and Gelatine Dynamites for Miners and
Railr lads Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Agts., S.F.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
421-427 Market St. Agricultural Im-
plements, Mason,*, Steam JEngines.
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Klaas & Seeli (Matthew Klaas and Gas-
par Seeli) 1233 Stockton
Kleyn Helen Mrs, 14 Fifth
Klippel Barbara, 324 Polk
Krieger Anna Mrs, 337 Hayes
Krieger Chas, 21s Sixth
Lange Dora Mrs, 151 Ninth
Larat Arsene, 613 McAllister
Le Mar Catherine Mrs, 202 Second
Leonard Charles E, 439 Hayes
Luckhardt Maria Mrs, 614^ Post
Lynde J E, 203^ O'Farrell
Maskey Frank, S06 Larkin
McGilvrey James, 1126 Larkin
Mercer M A, 518 Kearny
Midon Frank, 117 Sutter
Moeser E Mrs, 221 Montgomery ave
Mull George, 909 Mission
My sell M C Mrs, 1639 Mission
Pfenninger H & Co. 1033 Market
Poehlman William, sw cor
Post aad Powell
Pray Jennie Mrs, 27 Ninth
Pticci Bros (Adolph, Ernest and Ed-
ward) 216 Post
Riley A Mrs, 727 Braunan
Roberts CeO F, manufacturer of
pure horne-rnade candies and pure
chocolate, 1301 Polk
Ryan Annie, 264 Third
Sachs M Mrs, 20S Fourth
Sampson John, 4M£ Sixth
Schaefer August, 2122 Mission
Seidl& Co, 1124 Market
Shepherd C M Mrs, 1730 Devisadero
Sinzinger Rudolph, 1654 Mission
Smith William E, pure home-
made candies, 143 Taylor
Staengel Eberhart, 1432 Pacific
Sterns M L Miss, 110 Eddy
Steward Matilda Mrs, 2600 Sacramento
Thain Brothers (Fred and Alfred) 781
IVtcirket
Townsend W S, 627 Market
Warren August, 306 Sixth
Wichman Bros, 754 Market, 15
Sixth and 56 Third
Zewfel Ellen Mrs, 10 Hayes
WICHMAN BROS.,
Wholesale and Retail
CONFECTIONERS,
Nos. 754 Markst, 55 Third,
and 15 Sixth Strest.
CONSULS
Argentine Republic, J F Schleiden, 324
Washington
Austro-Hungarian Empire, Rudolph
Hochkorler, 203 Front
Belgium, W B Chapman, 123 California
Bolivia, F Herrera, 218 California
Brazil, D L Randolph, Vice-Consul, 12
Montgomery
Chili, J de la Cruz Cerda, 524 Mont-
gomery
China, Frederick A Bee, 917 Clay
Costa Pdca, R H Pond, 307 California
Denmark, John Simpson, 11 Market
Ecuador, F Herrera, 21S California
France, Edmond Carrey, 606 Mont-
gomery
German Empire, Adolph Rosen-
thal, 318 Sacramento
Great Britain, George E Stanley,
Chas Ma'son, Vi^e-Consul, 506 Battery
Greece, J M Shotwell, Merchants' Ex
Guatemala, J M Tinoco, 506 Bat-
tery, rm 5
Hawaiian Islands, J> A Mc-
Kinley, E B Hendry Vice-Consul, 327
Market
Honduras, John T Wright, 638 Market
Italy, Francisco Lambertenghi, 506 Bat-
tery
Japan, Tatsata Arata, 806 Market
Mexico, J Carlos Mexia, 1707 Powell
Netherlands, James de Fremery,
410 Battery
Nicaragua, F Herrera, 218 California
Paraguay, P J van Lbben Sels, 530 Cal-
ifornia
Peru, George L Duval, 430 California
Portugal, Henrique Laidley 313 Mont-
gomery
RlJSSia, A E Olarovsky, 411^ Cali-
fornia
Salvador, J M Roma, 123 California
Spain, Camilo Martin, 411 J California
Sweden and Norway, Henry Lund, 214
California
Switzerland, Antoine Borel, 311 Mont-
gomery
Turkey, Geo W Gibbs, 33 Fremont
United States of Colom-
bia, J M Tinoco, 506 Battery, rm 5
United States of Venezuela, F Herrera,
218 California
Uruguay, Geo L Duval, 430 California
CONTRACTORS.
(See also Carpenters and Builders.)
Bergfeld Robert, cor Dolores
and Valley
B.manCE, 13 Stockton
B rOWel I J, a l so patent chimneys,
ironstone pipe, sewer and water pipe,
terra cotta chimney-tops and pipes,
727 Montgomery
Brown W H, 6 Mills Place
Buckman A E, 314 Montgomery
ST. DAVID'S, 190 Rooms,
715 Howard St., nr. Third, San Francisco. No dark
rooms. No guest uses linen once used by another.
Thin Fanov Woods for Scroll Sawing.
JOHN WKillORK,
is:j spear s»t., s» F.
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coo
Diggins A C, 528 California
English W D & Co, J D Schuyler supt,
Castro and Hartford, bet .Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Granolithic Paving Co, 422
Montgomery
Herbert Richard H, 2 Jessie
Hogan John, Odorless Excavating Co,
432 Kearny
Holt S \V, 016| California
JefTeris P E & I W, i5Trin
ity
Jordan Dennis, 314 Montgomery
Kerr William, <J03 Battery
Leonard Joseph A, 1342 Bush
Lott Wm S, 741 Mission
Macdonald M (See adt under ar-
tificial stone) ID Montgomery
Magary J E, 52S California
McDonald J W, 234 Mont
gdinery
McKay John H, 124 Main
Merry Thomas. 112 Clay
Miles Michael, 302 Montgomery, rm
14
Nagle Geo D, 314 Montgomery
Oakley Wm, 336 Seventh
O'Brien Philip, 522 Valencia
Odorless Excavating Co, D E Root pres,
S& cor Ellis and Devisadero, office
430 Kearny
Patridge H C, 302 Montgomery, rm 14
Perry David, 324 and 32b' Guerrero
Richardson Geo, 224 Eddy
Smith Joseph, 2.1.33 Mission
Spangler D B, SE cor Eighteenth and
Fair Oaks
Stevens W E, 32G Montgomery
Taylor Jos W, 428 Montgomery
Thumason E R, b40 Market
Thornhill Joseph, 35 Post
Vincent C D, 320 California
Walker Abner, 2112 Fillmore
Warren C A, 234 Montgomery
West & Hall (E West and A D Hall)
215 Commercial
Williams C B, 52S California
Williams John B, 1340 Market
Wright J, 310 Dnpont
P. E. & I. W. JEFFERIS,
Carpenters & Builders
Steam Sawing and General Jobbing. Fine Office
anil Store Fiti in.'. Estimates made on House
Building and all kinds of Carpenter Work.
No. 15 Trini y Street,
Between Sutter, Bush, Kearny and Montgomery,
San Francisco. Telephone (all 5160.
M. MACDONALD,
Office, No. 19 Montgomery Street, S. F.
Office Hours, 2'to 1.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
And Manuacturer of
ARTIFICIAL STONE SIDEWALKS
CONCRETE, ETC.
A. R. NICHOLS,
Carpenter and Builder,
CEDAR STREET,
Between Front and Davis, Washington and Clav.
SAX FiiANCf.St'U.
Fitting up Offices a Spe ialty. WIRE POUL-
TRY CuOPS. Telegraph Ladders and Steps madt
to order at short notice. Jobbing promptly at-
tended to.
M. S. BUKDICK. O. D. WHEELER.
WHEELER & BURD1CK,
(Successors to Wm. B. Krei'er.)
Carpenters and Builders,
I I 5 Davis Street, -
Bet. California and Sacramento, San Francisco.
COOPERS
Almon D & Co, 40 Commercial
Ansley Wash, 14 Merchant
Armstrong Rudolph, 227 and 229 Main
AmOld Frank W. 3 Chambers
Bucking Dietrich (lager beer
kes's, tanks and wine casks) 7f>S Bryant
California Barrel Co. 3-3 Front
Carl Andrew, 204 Commercial
Coos Bay Lumber Co, Brannan bet
Seventh and Eighth, main office 32.3
Front
Cullumber John. 104 Commercial
Dyer William C, 1017 Battery
F<dr E & Co, 3S Commercial
Fulda Bros, 30-44) Spear
Handy L N & Co (L N and J L Handy)
and J L Carthcnt) 32 Clay
Hocran & Co (John A and Michael
Hogan and D B Brown) 106 Drumm
Hoi len John H, 105 Clay
Hubbell S T. 17 Merchant
rluillet Henry, <i 1 Battery
James & Andrews (William f
James and Chas M Audreys) 417 Main
Lang Henry, 1 12 Jackson
Larsen George, 314 Bryant
Lawson Andrew, 5^s Front
M.idson Ouver, 30;> and 311 Davis
Ramsey M J. 622 Battery
Woerner D, ftW cor Main and Harrison
I. S. VAN WINKLE « CO.,
413-415 Perkins' HORSE and MULE SHOES,
Market St. Globe-Putaam Northwestern Horse Nails
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic
Darkens Gray or Sandy Hair and Whiskers to Per-
fection. Sold by all Druggists and Barbers.
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COPPER BOILERS
Selby Thos H & Co, 220 and 222 Mission
Tay George H & Co, 6U-618
B.ittery
COPPER IMPORTERS
Sglby Thos H & Co, 220 and 222 Mission
Tay George H & Co, 614-618
Battery
COPPERSMITHS
lis John G-, 814 Kearny
Mistre S, 811 M >,it^omery
Perey Peter, 233 First
Sanders & Co (H Sanders and L Dett-
mann) 421 Mission
Smith Charles W, 16' and IS Washington
Tripp George A, 226 Fremont
Wagner & Todt, Pacitio Copper Works,
565 Mission
COPYINGPRESSES
The Cyclostyle, C Hinsberg agent, 330
Pine, rm 57
COPYISTS-
Haines J D, 106 Leidesdorff
Jackson J J, 222 Fourth, rm 4
CORDAGE MANUFACT
URERS
San Francisco Cordage
Factory, Tubbs & Co proprietors,
611 and 613 Front
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
421-127 xVlarket
TllbbS & CO, proprietors S F
Cordage Factory, 611 and 613 Front
CORKS
Armstrong Bro & Co, of Pitts-
burg, P I Overacre agent, 123 Cal-
ifornia, mis 37-3;)
Bauer J C & CO, 632 Sacra-
mento
Herrmann & CO, 313 Sacramento
Overacre P I, wholesale dealer in
imported and machine cut corks and
agent for Eastern glass factories, 123
California, rms 37-39
WatSOn & CO (M V and B Wat-
son) also soda machinery and bottlers'
supplies, 124 Market
CORNICES.
Tucker Geo H, 539 Fifth
CORSET MANUFACT
URERS
(See also Furnishing Goods — Ladies'.)
Baumard E A Mine, 322 Sutter
Brown VV C Mrs, 706 Larkin
Freud & Sons, 742 and
Market and 10 and 12 Dupont
Gehret Sophie, 143 Larkin
Hamelin A Mme (successor to
Mine H Pons) 219 Post
Kelly BrOS (J F and P C) 26 Sixth
Lambert H II Mrs, 1621 Polk
Louis Marie Mrs, 121 Post
Martineauc J Mrs, 338 Sutter
Morrow Mrs & Co, agents for Mme
Griswold's corsets, 410 Kearny, rm 4
Ober M H & Co (Mary H and B P
Ober) 326 Sutter
FREUD'S
CGftSET HOUSE
742 and 744 Market Street,
10 and 12 Dupont Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Largest and Finest Corset Emporium
In tlie United States.
MME A. HAMELIN,
Successor to Mme H. PONS,
Three Years' experience with Madame Pons.
Manufacturer and Importer of
FINE FRENCH CORSETS
219 Post St., be^. Dupont and Stockton, S. P.
KELLY BROS.
Wholesale Jobbers.
Ball's HEALTH Corsets,
25 and 28 Sixth Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
COSMETICS-
Corona Cosmetic Com-
pany. Charles H Wneeler man-
ager, 1-6 Kearny
COSTCTMERS.
Anderson H Mme, 121 Stockton
Friedlander L Mrs, 2U2 Stevenson cor
Third
Jahn A & CO (A. and H Jahn) 712
Mission
Hohbs, Wall I Go,, steamer CresGent City.
For Orescent City.
314 Spear St,. S„*\
1110(111 TUC TAIIRD 816 MARKET ST., S. F. SEND r'OPv SAMPLES
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Jahn H. dealer in theatrical goods
and cariosities, 712 Mission
Peter Mary Mrs. 736 Market
Schaefer fVI & CO (Maria Schae-
fer) 34 Third
Terme Louise Madam, 612 Montgomery
Tregellas Susan Mrs, S3S Market
Walter J Mrs, 1 1 Geary
CRACKER MANUFACT
URERS.
California Cracker Co,
Adolphe Weske president, CE Dough-
ty secretary, James Dunn superin-
tendent, NW cor Broadway and Bat-
tery, branch office 206 and 20S Sacra-
mento
Child TT, 4 sixth
Eagle Cracker Bakery, Geo Muller
propr, 205 Sacramento
Eclipse Cracker CO, T J Chad-
bourne, 1414-1420 Dupont
C CENTRAL DEPOT CALIFORNIA CRACKER
J Company, No. 4 Sixth Street,
T. T. CHILD, Proprietor.
Orders by Postal Cards promptly filled. Coun-
trv orders solicited.
Orders filled promptly for Parties, Weddings,
Socials, Tourists and Camping parties.
A SPECIALTY.— For Children's Parties, all
selections nominated will be filled promptly as
directed. Telephone No. 3176.
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California and Pacific Cream of Tartar
Works, Ami Vignier propr, office
429 and 431 Battery
Eclipse Cracker Co, T J
Chadbourne proprietor, factory 1414-
1420 Dupont, office 214 Sacramento
CROCKERY AND GLASS
WARE -RETAIL.
Altschul Bertha Mrs, 1(515 Polk
Andrews James, 24S Third
Barnett & Marks (J Barnett and M
Marks) 197 Stevenson
I Becker Joseph, 329 Hayes
Bernard Isaac, 2914 Sixteenth
j BlancuTLuigi, 320 Montgomery ave
j Boero Peter, 14G Ninth
Davidson Marcus, 231 Sixth
Davis Thomas J, 2018 Fillmore
I Davis & Cowen, 929 and 931 Mark3t
! Doyle Richard, 534 J; Sixteenth
{ DuffJas, 414 Third"
; Ebert Jonas, 1417 Stockton
Eicholz & Macpherson (T H
Eicholz andT Macpherson) 27 Sixth
Etienne V, 2 IS Sixth
Gilbert Michael, 153 Fourth
Hartmann Minna, 36 Grove
Jantzen Fred, 641 Kearny, 717 Market,
and 524 Sansome
Joyce Peter J, 1 15 Sixth
Kent Perez, 439 Hayes
Langdale Alfred, 1209 Stockton
Levy S Mrs, 1047 Howard
Lewis Phillip, 641 Washington ,
Lipman & Co (Louis Lipman and Na-
than Jacob) 875 Market
Louis John A, 438i Third
Ludwig Herman, 1527 Market
Lunday Hamilton, 350i Third
McCarthy John, 2934 Sixteenth
McKey James, 7 and 9 Taylor
Midler August, NE cor Dolores and
Twenty -seco ad
Muller August C, 115 Third
Murray William, i9io Market
Oppenheimer Benj, 937 Market
Potter F A, 2510 Mission
Potter & Davis (F F Potter and T J
Davis) 2018 Fillmore
Rice Robert B, 74 Ninth
Rigaud Louis, 1304 Stockton
Selig Julia A, 19 Fourth
Shemanski Julius, 1314 Dupont
Shires George W, 2208 Mission
Singer M, 908^ Howard
Simon Joseph, 302 Sixth
Simons Mary Mrs, 206 Pacific
Skipper J C, 34 Sixth
Spiegleman R Mrs, 330 Fourth
Stein Morris, 214 Pacific
Wacholder B, 250 Eighth .
Wesfphal Bros (O F and C H) 334 Sixth
Wiedero Henry 0, 56 Fourth
CROCKERY AND GLASS
WARE-WHOLESALE
Ackerman, Block & Co (H S, S S, I H,
and I S Ackerman and Maurice
Block) 13-19 Froi.t
Altschul L & Co, 422 Sansome
Bums I R & CO (I R Burns and
E B Whitney) 203 California
Mayfield & Co (A Mayfield and P
Stern) 118 Battery
Nathan B & CO (B Nathan and
F Dohrmann) 130 Sutter
Sanderson & Bro, 310 Battery
Straus, Bloom & Co (Jacob
Straus and Joseph Bloom) 102 and
104 Battery
Swain R W & Co (R A Swain) 16 Post
The Famous Crockery and
Fancy Goods Co, M Katz-
enstein superintendent, 123 Kearny
Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co (A
Wangenhelm and S Sternheim) 27
and 29 Sutter and 52S and 530 Market
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For RAILROAD and BANK Blasting.
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Agts., S. F.
XIT A /^* f\~KYG Truman, Isham A Hooker, Agents for the Cele-
W iluUll 3« brated Hollow Iron Axle Wagons, 631-127 Market St.
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CRUCIBLES
(See Assayers' Materials.
CURIOSITIES-
Joseph Nathan & Co, 641 Clay
Kim Yin Thomas W, 14^ Virginia
Etobison A C, 337 Kearny
LOCK-
CUTLERS AND
SMITHS.
Bachmann Jacob, 729 Clay
Bemmerer August, 318 Pine
Helliwell Richard S, 1 15 Fourth
Kortick F, 31 Commercial
Marks Augustus, 510?> Commercial
Ortet Brothers («ohn F Ortet)
524: Commercial
Price Michael. 415 Kearny
Schoeneman F. 517 Kearny
Son Bros (Adolph A and Albert A) 1
Sansome
Todt John, HOLeidesdorff
Will & Finck (Julius Finck and
S Blum) 769 Market
WILL & FINCK,
No. 769 Market Street,
Manufacturers of the Celebrated California
Carvers, guaranteed the best in the world. Also
Manufacturers and Importers of Table, Kitchen
and Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Hunting Knives,
Pistols and Plated Ware.
DAIRIES
(See Milk Dairies. )
DAIRY
PRODUCE
TAIL
RE
Angllis John P, H Pacific Fruit
Market
ASITiann A, 69 and 70 California
Market
Atchinson B M & Co, 16, 17, 28 and 30
Center Market
Bennett Bros (J R and George) 35 and
36 andSS-91 California Market
Boisson & Lartigan (F Boisson and J P
Lartigan) 520 Clay
Brilliant T, 2501 Post
Cavagnaro Dominick, 628 Broadway
Christianson & Johnson (H Christianson
and R Johnson) 146 Seventh
Cox Chas, 81 and 82 California Market
CrOUth J A, 411 Hayes
Cuneo & Sulari (B Cuneo and S Sulari)
106 Second
Elaine Dairy, H L Nickels pro-
prietor, 1704 Polk
Ewell L J, proprietor XL Dairy,
NW cor Folsom and Twenty-first, res
2460 Folsom
Fink A W, 50 and 51 Washington Mar-
ket
Friot J A N, 57 and 5S Washington
Market
Getz Abram, 17 Grand Central Market
Goldschmidt E, 213 Fourth
Green A F & Co (A F and F H Green)
620 McAllister
Cuadaloupe Valley Dairy,
C W Taber proprietor, 1015 Valencia
Hauser Elizabeth Mrs, 1214 Folsom
Hegler John & Co, 305 and 307 Clay
Hess Conrad, 1300 Stockton
Hildebraud Conrad, 324 Third
Hills Brothers (A H and R W) 25 and
26 Bay City Market
Horgan Timothy, 14 Grand Central
Market
Jersey Farm Dairy, Richard G Sneatli
propr, and Harry J Sneath city mgr,
350 Tehama
Johns m H K, 1045 Howard bet Sixth
and Seventh
Joost Hermann, 307 Battery
Kain & Heaney (Chas and Lawrence
Kain and John Heaney) 11 and 40
Centre Market
Lanzendorf Ernst, 1606 Polk
Levin Bros (Isidor and Julius) 15, 16,
17 Bay City Market
Lohmann JacoH, 1649 Mission
Maas Jakob, 409 Fourth
Merchants', 15-19 San Francisco Mar-
ket
Miller Christina Mrs, 1506 California
Mittelstaedt Herman, 431 Hayes
Morlock Fred, 25 Centre Market
Neubert & Turk (Rudolph Neu-
bert and Henry Turk) 25 and 26 Cal-
ifornia Market
Nickels H L, 1704 Polk
Nicoloi Christopher, 1228 Pacific
Phillips P H, 27 Centre Market
Rau A Mrs, 1217 Valencia
Khoades Eugene L, 122 Eddy
Rice & Son (A W and Wm H) 2202 Fill-
more
Roy John A, office 35 Eddy
San Mateo Dairy, 1010 Valencia
San Mateo Ranch Dairy, 1515 Fillmore
Schlegel Peter, Grand Arcade Market
and 232 Montgomery ave
Schmidt Jacob, 206 Second
Schwartz C & Co (C Schwartz) 32 Cali-
fornia Market
Schwerin H (H Schwerin & Co) 12 Clay
Seltzer G Mrs, 974^ Folsom
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WALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY.
John Wismore; Office, 133 Spear St
YarUs l«i>-147 Sp.ar; *l>-58» Howard.
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Soule SP, 29 Fourth
Stone Isaac, cor San Bruno road and
Cortland ave
Stone Marcus, cor San Bruno road and
Cortland ave
Tilden H N & Co (H N Tilden) 426
San some
Todt J P & CO (John A Crouth)
411 Hayes
Von Roun & Hencke Brothers, 409
Clay
Walton J R. 211 and 213 Tenth
Weisel Philip, 1405 Stockton
Whitney C E & Co (wholesale)
101 and 103 California
.Wilson H G, propr Empire Dairy, San
Bruno road . bet Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth
Wilton & Cortelyou (John Wilton and
Peter L Cortelyou) 23 and 24 Califor-
nia Market
Witzel & Baker (J F Witzel and C F
Baker) 320 and 322 Battery
Young Conrad, 1429 Dupont
DAIRY PRODUCE-
WHOLESALE.
Brigham, Hoppe & Co (C and F E
Brigham, J C Hoppe and W H
Roden) 129 and 131 California
Martens F & Co (F Martens) 425 Front
Smith B & Co (0 B Smith and F W
Read) 423 Front
Whitney CE&Co (Calvin E
Whitney) 101 California
C. E. WHITNEY * CO.
Importers and Commission Merchants in
Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Ham, Bacon,
Lard, Salt, Cured Fish, Cranberries, etc.,
101 and 103 California Street,
CORNER OF DAVIS, SAN FRANCISCO.
Sole Agents for Clover Leaf Mackerel, Holmes' Extra Sifted Salt.
Proprietors of Acme Brand Oysters, Acme Boneless Codfish, Acme Hams, Bacon and Lard.
DANCING ACADEMIES
(See Teachers— Dancing. )
DECORATIVE ART
Shields-Aslachsen Robt
also classical and mathematical master
and teacher of engineering, 6 Eddy
Smith J Addison, lo8 Eddy
DELICACIES
Asmanil Adolph, 69 and 70 Cal-
ifornia Market
Bailly Bros, 71 California Market
Erzgraber & Oesting, 27 and 10S Cali-
fornia Market
Friot J A N, 57 Washington Market
DENTISTS
Austin Henry, 634 Washington
Baldwin S C, 850 Market
Bardue W N, 2503$ Mission
Beers Barrett, '-30 Kearny
Birge JaS J- 313 Kearny
Blake A E, 920 Market
Blake Chas E Sr, 920 Market
Blankman Win, 719 Market
BliSS F A, 90(5 Market
Bloch Constantm. 420 Octavia
Blondin A, 1150 Market
Blood J N, NVV cor Valencia and Six-
teenth
Boyd C W,724i Market
BoltOll ThOS> proprietor of Bolton
Dental Works, S„5 Howard
Botsfor I Geo, 3 Taylor
Box ton Charles, 131 P>st
Burch Maria A, 502 Sutter
Brewer B B 906 Market, rm 16
Brewer Frank A, i-i Stockton
BrOWn A W, 12J Taylor
Bunnell li. F, 3iy Kearny
Burns O B. 32 O'Farrell
Bush & Nenrnan (L Bush and L Neu-
man) S Kearny
Calvert William, 209 Geary
Cane Alfred. 6 Turk
Card W U, 413 Bush
Carranza V A, 526 Hayes
Case Chas E, 209 Kearny
Cas.-illy John V, 650 Market
I.S.
VA.X WI\KLK A CO.
413-415 Market St.
IRON, STEEL 8 HEAVY HARDWARE
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic ^J?S^&JM&K5
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Christensen E W, SW cor Sixteenth
and Mission
Christensen C A, SW cor Six-
teenth and Mission
Christopher T, 204 Sutter
Clark Franklin N, 8 Montgomery
Clarke Win H, 127 Kearny
Cochrane Edward 0, 838 Market
Cogswell J L, rms 5 and 6 Chronicle
Building
Co It on Dent al Association.
Phelan Building, .^0L> Market
Conrad fc Julius, 821 Kearny
Cool G W, 22 Kearny
CoOl W P, 22 Kearny
CoulSOn Nat T, S50 Market
Oaigie H, SI5 Market
Cranz L T, 103 Geary
Croome Wm, 823 Market
Crowell J P, 215 Kearny
Curragh J M, 413 Bush
Cutlar Rodger, S06 Market
Davis H C, 131 Post
Dean Charles 0, 126 Kearny
Decker Charles W, Phelan
Building, 806 Market
Dennis S W, 530 Sutter
Dentler E F, 2103 Fillmore
Drncker Wm E, 121 Post
Duckett C S, 917 Market
Dunhar & Goe (L L Dunbar
Goe) 23 Kearny
Dutch Wm, 24 Montgomery
Dyer J J, 37 Post
Eaton J M, 121 Post
Edwards James W, 5^ Kearny
Eisen EC, 413 Bush
Emerson E W, 235 Sixth
Favor Kiinbal, 841 Market
Ferguson T H, 34 Kearny
Fuller Charles H, 6 Eddy
Gabbs M F, 850 Market
George C, 114 Grary
George Edward, 114 Geary
Goddard Charles L, 23 Post
CoeS E, 234 Post
Gonzalez Ignatius T, 5
Stockton
Graves W L, 703 Market
Griffiths Allen, 8 Sixth
Griswold VV F, 1101 Van Ness ave
Groves WL, 8 Third
Haines B VV, 14 Dupont
Hardcastle G, 1235 Market
Harrison E L Miss, 131 Post
Hatch James H.213 Geary
Hi hbard C W, 202 Stockton
Hill A L, 825 Market
Hill Alfred, 331 Geary
Hill Thomas L, 1 46 Eddy
lglehart Thomas N, 215 Kearny
JackSOn J, 222 Fourth, rm 4
Jacobs B R, 1053 Market
Kaffung L H, 1126 Market
Kemp Van Ee F, 969 Mission
King J J, 413 Bush
King L A, 615 Kearny
King WZ, 1018 Valencia
Knowles S E & W A, US Dupont
Knowlton J S, 35 Post
Knox H E, 23 Post
Lawrence George O, 103 Geary
Lee L A, 204 Sutter, rm 9
Lighthody H I, 121 Stockton
Little JOS R, 134 Geary
Logan M U, 204 Sutter
Lundborg James W, 123
Stockton
Malech Gustave, 521 Van Ness ave
Mancilla Miguel, 722 Washington
MassieH C, 19 Sixth
Matthews James, 14 Dupont
Moore Calvin, 6 Eddy
Morffew Thomas, S Montgomery
M.rton H R Sr & H R Morton Jr, 205
Montgomery ave
Moulton C R, 101 Dupont
Myer Nathan, 1 334 Bush
Neuman Leopold, 8 Kearny
Pancoast Franklin, 703 Mar
ket
ParkE E, 213 Geary
Pearce T B, 53S Seventeenth
Perry & Sloat (C A Perry and C F Sloat)
841 Market
Porter John S, 26 Montgomery
Price W E, 1 Fifth"
Proll Rudolph B, 850 Market and 8
Stockton
Ralls R F, 6 Eddy
Rau Henry, 799 Mission
Richards C W, i03Post
Richards W H, 1029^ Market.
Rietzke Gustav, 503 Bush
Rietzke Gustav S, 501 Geary
Rinebold J J, 25^ Sixth and 1220
Market
J. J. RINEBOLD,
^DENTlST.a^
No. 25h SIXTH STREET.
All wirk warranted and charges reasonable.
Roberts & Hibbard (S H Roberts and
C VV Hibbird) 202 Stockton
Rodolph Charles T, 213 Geary
Sandford L N, SW cor Sixteenth and
Mission
San Francisco Dental Office, George W
Leek propr, 230 Kearny
Sanger Isidor, 30 Post
Schultze E H, 22 Geary
Sheets H Clay, 305 Kearny, rm 7
BARNARD'S
46 OFAKRELh ST., S. F.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS
VT-f^^n 4-"U ~ m.,'l.„ MIO Market Street. Kcnd for Samples and
WlCOil til 6 lailOI, Rules <or Se I f-measurenient-Sent Free.
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Sichel & Richards (Max Sichel
and C W Richards) 103 Post
SimmS C, 825 Market
Sloat C F, 811 Market
Snnlie E K. 649 Washington
Smith M E, 1118 Market
Spear T R, 235 Kearny, rm 11
Spence Stewart, 838 Market
Stanley Wm H, 115 Kearny
Stevens Henry H, S Stockton
Sublett W A, 43 Sixth and 1024
Geary
Sublett & Tracy (W A Sublett and C E
Tracy) 906 Market
Sullivan M J, 30 Post
Swaitl E M. S03 Howard
Switser Anna Mrs, 1021 J Market
Switser Sarah Mrs, 1644 Market
Sylvester &. Sublett (H Syl
vesterJr and W A Sublett) 43 Sixth
and 1024 Geary
Teague Frederic, 702 Market
Teague Luther A, Nucleus House cor
Third and Market
Thrailkill William Oscar,
1049i Market
Thrall H H, 14 Dupont, rm 41
Trueman Herbert G, 1118 Market
Trumpour J P, 401 i Hayes
Twist J F, 906 Market
Urmy H N, 305 Kearny, rms 8 and 9
Van Crombrugghe A, 33 Kearny
Van Denburgh A, 134 Geary
Vanclenburgh D, 229 Geary
Van Orden L, 14 Dapont
VerrinderA E> 37 Post
Verrinder R F, 206 Kearny
Vidaver N J, 1220 Market
Von Seisterield H L, 633 Pacific
Wade Thomas, 27 Geary
Warner A, 224 Kearny
Whitcomb N T, 216 Third
Wilson & Gorton, 925 and 927 Market
Winter J W, 37 Post
Winter W G, 206 Kearny
Younger W J & E A, 234 Stockton
DENTISTS' MATERIALS
Folkers J H A & Bro, 118
Montgomery
Hatteroth & RlISS 321 Kearny
Sherwood C E, 40 Phelan Building
Will & Finck. 769 Market
DERRICKS -THRESHING
MACHINES.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
421-427 Market
JH. A. FOLKERS & BRO., importers of Sur-
• gical Instruments and Dental Goods.
Manufacturers of Trusses and Apparatus for
Deformities, Etc. Dealers in Fine Cutlery etc.
No. 118 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Next door to Occidental Hotel entrance, San
Francisco.
Sole Agents for GEO. TIEMANN & CO., New-
York.
DESIGNERS ON WOOD
(See Engravers.)
DETECTIVES
California State Detective Bureau, Theo
C Metzler mgr, 502 Montgomery
Curtin John, 330 Pine, rms 7 and S
Macfarlane T W, and general
'business agent, 328 Montgomery, rm 5
Morse Henry N, 417 Montgomery
DIAMOND IMPORTERS
(See Jewelers.)
DIAMOND SETTERS
Adolph Ernst, 126 Kearny
Ahn R H, 311 and 313 Bush
Lalande Arsene, ±20 Sutter
DIE SINKERS s
Bancroft A L & Co, 721 Market
Hoffman C & CO, 608 Sacra-
mento
Kuner Albert, 702 Montgomery
Schenk Christian & Co. 423
Washington
DIRECTORIES
Alameda and Contra Costa Counties Di-
rectory, 1884-85, L M McKenney &
Co publishers, 606 Montgomery
Hawaiian Islands Directory, 1884-S5. L
M McKenney & Co publishers, 606
Montgomery
Humboldt, Marin, Xapa, Yolo, Lake,
Solano, Mendocino, and Sonoma Coun-
ties Directory, 18S5-S6, L M McKen-
ney & Co publishers, 606 Montg imery
Lassen, Plumas, Del Norte, Sierra,
Shasta, Siskiyou, Trinity, Modoc, and
Tehama Counties Directory, 1885, 1,
M McKenney & Co publishers, 606
Montgomery
Marysville City and Yuba, Sutter, Co-
lusa, Butte, and Tehama Counties
Directory, 1SS4-85, I, M McKenney
& Co publishers, 606 Montgomery
Merced, Stanislaus, Fresno, Tulare,
Kern, San Bernardino, and Inyo
Counties Directory, 188 1-85, L M Mc-
Kenney &* Co publishers, 606 Mont-
gomery 4
ALL High Explosives
ARE IMITATIONS OF GIANT POWDER
Baiuiniann, Nielsen os Co.. Gen. Agents, S. F.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
A21-&27 Market Street. Hay, Hide, Hop. Raj;',
Wool, and Orehilla PRESSES.
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Oakland, Alameda, a:ul Berkeley (Jity
Directory, 1S86, L M McKeimey & Co
publishers, COG Montgomery
Pacific Coast Directory, 18S6-87, con-
taining California, Oregon, Washing-
ton Territory, British Columbia,
Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Utah, Ne-
vada, Arizona, and New Mexico, L M
McKenney & Co publishers, 606
Montgomery
Sacramento City and County, Amador,
El D.»rado, and Placer Counties Direc-
tory, L M McKenney & Co publish-
ers, 606 Montgomery
San Francisco Directory, Directory Pub-
lishing Co publishers, W H L Corran
mgr, 518 Clay
San Jose City, and Santa Clara and San
Mateo Counties Directory, 1884-85,
L M McKenney & Co publishers, 606
Montgomery
Santa Cruz, San Diego, Ventura, Mon-
terey, Sen Benito, Santa Barbara, Los
Angeles, and San Luis Obispo Coun-
ties Directory, 1884-S5, L M McKen-
ney & Co publishers, 606 Montgomery
Stockton City, and San Joaquin, Stan-
islaus, Tuolumne, Calaveras, and Con-
tra Costa Counties Directory, 188-4-
85, L M McKenney & Co publishers,
606 Montgomery
DISTILLERIES
Bay View Distilling Co, D G- Scofield
pres, 320 (Sansome
Calhoun Distilling Co of Covington,
Ken, S Rosenblatt general mgr, 121
California
California Distilling Co (C Jost and M
and A A Adler) 306 Clay
Hilderbrandt, Posner & Co (William C
Hilderbrandt and Max Posner) 411
and 413 Battery
Jost & Adler, California Distillery, cor
Clay and Front
Martinelli Francisco, foot of Mason
Mauch Theo, 320 Sansome
McCartney Samuel (Schulz & Fischer)
513 Market
Pacific Distilling Co, 506 Battery
Potrero Distillery and liefinery, cor
Minnesota and Nevada, Potrero
Potrero Yeast and Distillery Co, Her-
man Westerfeld pres, 220 Stockton
Potrero Yeast and Vinegar Co, Herman
Westerfeld & Co proprs, 220 Stockto
Schofield & Tevis, 320 Sansome
Taussig & Co (Louis and Gabriel Taussig,
and Adolph Eisenbach) 28 Main
Taylor Thos & Co (B Fritsch and C Cel-
larius) 309 and 311 Sacramento
The Schmidlapp Live Oak Distillery Co,
J Leroy Nickel mgr, 252 Market
DOORS, SASH AND
BLINDS
California Door Co, F A Merguire sec,
C F Doe pres, 22 California
Davis W E, 132 and 134 Berry
Day, Huber & Craker (G F Day, Frank
Huber and Judson Craker) 160
Main
Dempster & Keys (C J Dempster and G
S Keys) 202 Market
Doe B & J S, 44-48 Market
Enterprise Mall and Build-
ing Co, 217 Spear
Hansen Ml & A, Berry nr Sixth
Jewell A M & CO, n. s Berry bet
Third and Fourth
Kittredge E H & Co, 113 and 115 Mar-
ket
Meeker W A, s s Bryant nr
Fifth
Sierra Lumber Co, ne cor
Fourth and Channel
Springer Jason & Co, SE cor
Mission and Spear
Washburn Albert, Berry bet Fourth and
Fifth
Wilkie Andrew, SW cor Mission
and Fremont
Wilson & Bro (Geo E and Wilbur I)
18 and 22 Drumm
Young & Thomson (James Young and
W J Thomson) 30S Mission
DRAIN AND SEWER
PIPE
BrOWell Jeremiah, 727 Mont-
gomery
Clark N & Sons, 1358 and 1360
Market and 22 California
GLADDING,McBEAN8cC0
1358 ft. 1360 MARKET ST.
Montague W W & Co, 309-
317 Market
RanSOme E L, 402 Montgomery
DRAIN TILES.
Clark N St Son«?, 22 California
GLADDING.MeBEAN&GO.
1358 & 1 360 MARKET ST.
DRAMATIC AGENTS.
Ciprico George M, 6 Eddy
McCabe Johii'H, 223 Kearny, ran 7
Pacific Lyceum Bureau,
Anton Roman manager, 120 Sutter
ST. DAVIDS,
190 Rooms, 715 Howard St., nr. Third, San Francisco. Single rooms 50
lents per night Daily papers on file. Hot baths free.
ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VIT/E, BOXWOOD.
JOH\ WI6MORK,
133 Spear Street, S. P.
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DRAUGHTSMEN.
(See also Engineers— Civil.)
D'Erlach A. H09 Twentieth
Langrehr Henry C & Co,
Commercial nr East
Smyth William H, 258 Market
Upton W B 240 Montgomery, rm 7
DRAWING INSTRU
MENTS-
Denny Edward & Co, 4is
Montgomery
DRAYMEN
Brady & Smith (John T Bmdy and Jas
Smith) NE cor Beale and Mission
Carr & CO, F M Carr manager, SW
cor Market and Main
Cole J B, NE cor Main and Mission
Cutter & Co, S E cor Davis & Clay
Farnsworth & Buggies (D L Farns-
worth and John Ruggles) 100 Califor-
nia
Fleming & Stetson (W A Fleming and
J W Stetson) 409 Battery
Hanna, Milot & Co (J G and I Hanna
and C Milot) 319 Davis
Holcomb G W, 107 Davis
Kerr William, 903 Battery
Korn & McCarthy (Jos Korn and J W
McCarthy) 7 and 9 Battery
Lewis & Co, 11 Steuart
McClure Peter L, 224 Eddy
Morton J & CO (J »"d W R Mor-
ton) 204 Battery
Vetter A & Co, 304 Battery
Ni lsen Christian, 108 Davis and 113
Clay
Petersen & CO (John N Petersen
and Paul Jessen) SW cor Main and
Market
Pierce Bros (John K and Stephen B) 219
Davis
Pierson John, St Thomas nr Railroad
ave
Rentier & Co (Geo Renner and F S John-
son) SE cor Main and Market
Reno C A & Co, 116 Battery
Robinson Peter, 918 Battery
Rode CB& CO, NVV cor Front
and Pine
Worth C A, 12 Bush
DREDGING MACHIN-
ERY-
Golden State and Miners'
Iron WOrkS, 235-1.57 First
DREDGERS
Lynch H H, 320 Sansome
Pacific Coast Dredging Co, John Hack-
ett pres and mgr, E G Lukens sec, W
D English treas, office 271 East
DRESSMAKERS
Acker Valentine Mrs, 407 Sutter
Allen M G Mrs, 208 Ellis
Armand Celine Mrs, 810 Vallejo
Arnold M A Mrs, 620 Market
Ashley NV H Mrs, 120 Sutter
Banning Eva Miss, 21SJ O'Farrell
Barnett E Miss, 14 Dupont
B irry M Miss, 305 Mason
Bascom Martha E Mrs, 115 Geary
Bean W H Mrs, 1205 Folsom
Belanger M E Miss, 14 Dupont
BerwinL Mrs, 3184 Third
Biber Bertha Mine, 313 Sutter
Bowman Catharine Mrs, 1705 Market
Brace Aug ista Mrs, 2928 Sixteenth
Branigan A Mrs, 1'025 Howard
Brennan Annie Miss, 1009 Folsom
Browu Barbara Mrs, 707 Vallejo
Brown C E Mrs, 318^ Third
B<own J Mrs, 707 Vallejo
Brown L Mrs, 26^ Kearny S
Burrell L F Mrs, 308 Minna
Burt M M Mrs, 733 O'Farrell
Caldwell H Mrs, 1055 £ Howard
Caldwell H T Mrs, i>34 Broadway
Carleton J Mrs, 248 Ellis
Carranza V A, 526 Hayes
Carroll M Mrs, 1 101 Howard
Carter E Mrs, 10 Mint ave
Castro Adela Miss, 813J Fol-
som
Ce^ll Celia Mrs, 441 Broadway
Chabree Onesine Mine, 1302 Stockton
Ohroniger Susan W, 106 Stockton
Claveloux Josephine Mine, 1102 Taylor
Cohan David, 1113 Sutter
Oohn H Mrs, 2128 Fillmore
Colvin M Mrs, 551 Minna
C niibland Berthe, 637 Post
Coney Mrs, 1920 Fillmore
Connell M L Miss, 30 Kearny
Corcoran P Mrs, 124% Eighth
Cosgrove M Mrs, 413 Sutter
Covell E Mrs, 501 Mason
Covney John N Mrs, 412 Twenty-fourth
Cox Celia Miss, 1918 Steiner
Cravotto C Mrs, 1521 Dupont
Cronin N M Miss, 100S Mission nr Sixth
Curle.v M A Mis-, 11 Seventh
Curtis Emily Mrs, iu Geary
Davis Agnes Mrs, 232 Taylor
Davis Kate, 435 Franklin
Deeriug Kate A Mrs, 121 Post
Djrby Ida Miss, 806 Market
De Van P P, 2742 Folsom
n "Till u/lill/ir nn 413-415 llarket St. IRO>7. STEEIi, All
. S. VAN WINKLE & CU., K*«lf Blacksmiths' Materials, HEAVY HARDWARE.
STOLTZ'S WALNUT COSMETIC
Darkens Gray or San Hy Hair and Whiskers
to Perfection. H>oes NOT WASH OFF
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Dixon Laura E Mrs, 1903 Fillmore
Domergue Josephine Mr-, 16 Sanchez
DriscoU Margaret, 1328 Stockton
Duuneld E Mrs, 768i Howard
Dunn M A Mrs, 428 Sixth
Dunning K M Mrs, 131 Pest
Edwards David, 44 O'Farrell and 629
Ivy ave
Estes W H, 1117 Folsom
Fair M E Mrs, 1065 Market
Falco Adele Madam, 525 Pine
Farrell Katie Miss, 784 Harris m
Fearon Mary, 1831 Mission
Fischer Allies Mrs, 1504 Stockton
Fleischel M Mrs, 8 J Ninth
Foote L M Miss-, 1131 Twenty -first
Frahm Mary Mrs, 1240 Folsom
Fraser N M Mrs, 131 Post
Carand Claudina Mme, 14
Dupont
Garcia Cayetana, 31 Hinckley
G-arcin L P Mrs, 2505 Howard
Gilfillan Jane, 425 Golden Gate ave
Gilgen Annie Mrs, 2315 O'Farrell
Gilligan C A Miss, 115 Kearny
Graham Rosa, 424 Sutter
Grant Lizzie, 247 Fifteenth
Green S J Mrs, 152 Eddy
Greene J C Mme, 1418 Powell
Gross S A Mrs, 2515 Fourth
Guder E Miss, 1621 Polk
Gunn I Miss, 131 Post
Hall A H Mrs, 2249 Mission
HallJ E Mrs, 441 Valencia
Hammerschmidt F Mrs, 710 Vallejo
Harris Wild i Mrs, 535 Post
Harvey K Miss, 105 Seventh
Harvey L S Mrs, 1013 Market
Hastings J S Mrs, 51 Fifth
Hauck C Mias, 4151 Minna
Heeder C Mrs, 455 Tehama
Heibach A Mrs, 306 O'Farrell
Hervey Mrs, 1061 Howard
Hill A J, 331 Geary
Hilliard C A Mrs, 312 Mason
Hogan & Hurley (Miss J A Hogan and
M'ss M Hurley)
Howard Julia Mrs, 621 Mason
Hudson M Miss, 319 O'Farrell
James Minna Miss, 121 Post
James S Mr.-, 411 Fourth
Jofre Adele Miss, 1518 Powell
Johnson S Mrs, 213 Eleventh
Johnston F E, 224 Stockton
Judd G P Mrs, 731 Geary
Karm & Stautfer (Mrs Mary Karm and
Mrs Marian Stauffer) 1611 Clay
Keightley Mary, Ml O'Farrell
Kelly D Mrs, 1 Rose place
Kelter Bertha, 37 Fifth
Kemp Margaret, 228 Ellis
Kirtley & Shaw (Jennie Kirtley and
Martha Shaw) 105 O'Farrell
Kisslmg Rebecca V, 525 Pine
Knott Maggie E Miss, 1302 Powell
Knowles J E Mrs, 209 Kearny
Lapping, M Mrs, 766 Howard
LawSOn Jane Mrs, Sierra nr
Georgia
Lennon S Miss, 435 Minna
Lewis R G Mrs, 126 Kearny
Lichau EMrs, 756 Howard
Locke L Mrs 722 California
Loring Emma Mrs, 112 O'Farrell
Lueders A Mrs, 1627 Geary
Lynch Ellen, 841 Market
Lyons J F Mrs, 730 Howard
Macgowan J E Miss, 131 Post
Mack N, 14 Dupont
Madero Refugio, 14J6^ Powell
Mahoney Mary Mrs, 647 Howard
Marston D Miss, 106 Post
Mason Mary Mrs, 1061, Third
Massey F H Mrs, 1237 Stockton
McAleer A Miss, 32 Turk
McAvoy M A Miss, 435 Jessie
McCabe C A Mrs, 1239 Folsom
McCabe M Mrs, 428 Tehama
McDauiels A Mrs, 1311 Powell
McDevitt S A Mrs, 1439 Polk
Miraglia Marie, 1311 Dupont
Montague Eliza Miss, 615 Larkin
Montrose Mary Mrs, 1609 Geary
Moran Mary, 408 Tweuty-sejond
Morley & Wenstrom (Mrs A M Morley
and Miss J H Wenstrom) 106 Post
M.rris L Mrs, 104 Powell
Mulhern Mary A Miss, 141 Fourth
Murphy A Miss, 124S Howard
Murphy H B Mrs, 456 Sixth
Murphv M D Mrs, 226 Post
NelSOn A M 212 Turk
Neuniiu Alfred, 126 Kearny
Nevener E L Mrs, 131 Post
Newell M Mrs, 223^ Fifth
Nixon M A Miss, 333 Fourth
Nolan Eleanor Mrs, 1440 Valencia
Norton J Mrs, 930 Folsom
Nye M E Mrs, 520 Powell
Oakley Jennie Mrs, 336 S*eventh
O'Brien Kate Miss, 2004 Mission
O'Connor Anna Mrs, 437 Third
O'Loghlen M A Mrs, 1421 Polk
O'Neill M E Mrs, 1046^ Folsom
O'Shaughnessy M A Mrs, 949 Bryant
Pape M A, 1065 Market
Parker M VV Mrs, 106 Post
Perry August Mrs, 208 G >lden Gate ave
Petroschki Emil, 415 O'Farrell
Phillips E H Mrs, 405 Third
Picot J H Mine. 14 Dupont
PilgerLMrs, 115 Powell
Poole W A Mrs, 930 Market
Quigg Marie B Miss, 126
Kearny
Radloff Louis, 218 Post
Ralph Letitia A Mrs, 521^ Geary
Reed Nellie A Mrs, 246 Taylor
Hobbs, Wall & Co., Mfrs. BOXES of every Variety, S&sri^
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Ridge way L Mrs, !15 o Howard
Roadea A Mrs, 121 S Larkin
Robertson Mary Mrs, 314 Sutter
Roggenkamp D Mrs, 243 Fifth
Ropers Mathilda Miss, 30S
Fifth
Rouke Minnie Miss, 129 O'Farrell
Ruediger E Mrs, lb' Mint ave
Ryan Kate Miss, 1237 Dupont
Samuels A Miss, 1 117^ Folsom
Sandman Solomon Mrs, 444 Third
Sanguinetti Maria, 700J, Montgomeryave
Sawyer A Mrs, 125 O'Farrell
Schaaf Jane, 507 Broadway
Schnabel C, 639 Ellis
Schriber Theresa, cor 20th and Florida
Sehulz A Mrs, 713 Brannan
Scoles Mary Miss, 1302 Valencia
Scott B H Mrs, 1119 Leavenworth
Shafro Aimee, 756 Howard
Shanley Myles Mrs, 103s
Folsom
Silver Isabel B D, 305 Montgomery ave
Skelley Katherine Miss, 2443 California
Smith Catherine Mrs, 1911^ Mission
Smithson B Mrs, 414 Geary
Sobranes Nettie Miss, 446 Jessie
Sorbier Louise Mrs, 220 Van Ness ave
Spangler E Miss, 122 Seventh
Sprague L S Miss, 530^ Valencia
Stevenson E Mrs, 115 Kearny
Stewart A M Miss, 14 Dupont
Still Grace Mrs, 191 Sixteenth
Stork & Leuenberger (Mrs C Stork and
Mrs M Leuenberger) 314 Sutter
Studabecker& Loudon (I AStudabecker
and W M Loudon) 224 Stockton
Sullivan M Miss, 121 Post
Swoboda Stephen, 1144 Sutter
Thomas Jane Mrs, 14 Dupont
Trachez Irene Mrs, 91 li Sacramento
Tuschinsky J Mrs, 1232 Stockton .
Tyler C Mrs, 1523 Polk
Van DorOUS AMrS,S41 Market
VanneterF Mrs, 264 Eighth
Van Voort M Mrs, 448 Tehama
Vibber Mrs, 16 Geary
Warburton A M Mrs, 934 Howard
Warren C L Mrs, 109^ Fifth
Weeks, Russell & Cheignon (Mrs A
Weeks, Mrs T Russell and Mile Marie
Cheignon) 330 Sutter ,
Wells M L Miss, 903 Twenty-fourth
WilcOX & Law (Mrs J W Wilcox
and Mrs M S Law) 623 Larkin
Wills M E Miss, 806 Market
Wirtner A Mrs, 134 Eddy
WykesHerieMme, 936 Folsom
Yeaw W H & Co (W H Yeaw)
New York Dress and Cloak Rooms,
422 Sutter
Young James Mrs, -04 Sutter
Zwicker A Miss, 14 Dupont
MRS. H. CALDWELL,
1055i Howard Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
MISS ROPERS,
FASHIONABLE
IRESS& Cloak BIaker
No. 308 FIFTH STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Madame HERIE WYKES,
And Ladies' Tailor, from Paris.
936 Folsom Street.
DRESS PATTERNS-
Butterick's Dress Pat-
terns, H A Deming agent, 124 Post
Craven Sisters, 11 Geary
Deming Horace A, agent But-
terick's dress patterns, 124 Post
Demorest's Dress Patterns, S Hill, 634
Market
Evans J W (Domestic) 29 Post
Loudon W M (Xtudabecker's) 224 Stock-
ton
Lovell Frederic M, 304 Stockton
Peake Charles & Co (Chas and Edith
L Peake) 209 Kearny
Smith J Addison, designer of
art patterns, 10!S Eddy
Styles' E Mrs, 1637 Polk
DRIEDMEATS-
Heineman & Stern (Elias
Heiueman and Moses Stern) smoked
and pickled beef tongues, and all
kinds of German sausages, 908 Larkin
and 219 .Sixth
Wagner F C & Bro, 2-8
Pacific Fruit Market, Clay street side
DRILLS-ROCK
Berry & Place Machine Co, 12 Califor-
nia
Buckingham C E, 320 Sansome
California Rock Drill Co, C O Barlow
mgr, .">0 and 32 First
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HARD ROCK AND SUBMARINE BLASTING.
ine I Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., General Agents, San Francisco.
DENNETT JUMP SEATS.
Truman, I sham <st Hooker, 421-427 Market St-
WHOLRSALK ASI1) RETAIL.
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175
Parke & Lacy, 21 Fremont
Rankin, Brayton & Co, 127
First
Rix E A & Co, 18 and 20 Fremont
Severance A J, 320 Sarisome
DRUGGISTS-RETAIL
Abramson & Bacon (Edward Abramson
and Gaston E Bacon) SW cor Dupont
and Sntter
Angell J W, NW cor First and Folsom
Barbat Josephine H, 910 Pacific
Barrington Charles L, 525 Montgomery
ave
Bauer J A, 101 Post
Bayly Chas A, SE cor Sixth and How-
ard
Bell Burleigh C, SE cor Sixteenth and
Howard
Berger Christian G, SE cor Union and
Larkin
Boyken J A, a l so dispensing chem-
ist, SW cor Ninth and Mission
Brainard Ceo L, SW cor Bush
and Fillmore
Broemmel Berthold, 46 Sixth
Bryan William J, SE cor New Mont-
gomery and Market and NW cor
Second and Howard
Burnett G G, 327 Montgomery
Calegares J, SE cor Kearny and Pacific
Calvert John, 152 Fourth
Christmann Wm, SE cor Geary and
Devisadero
Coffin & May hew (R W Coffin and H
H Mayhew) SE cor Sixteenth and
Valencia and 2333 Mission
Cook J J, 717 Clay
Cork W H & Co (VV H Cork and E W
McLean) 131 Larkin
Curry W Tjader, NE cor Polk and
Bush
Curtis James, 37 Sacramento
D'Artenay Eugene, NE cor
Post and Mason
Dawson John H, NW cor Twenty-third
and Valencia
De Puy A A, SE cor Seventeenth and
Mission and SE cor Sixth and Harri-
son
Devine James, 221 Post
Devine Joseph, SE cor Clay and Kearny
Di Nola Leon, 1600 Howard
Dodge Honry W, NW cor Eleventh dan
M ission
Donovan Joseph T, 603 Merchant
Drossel J H, NW cor Jackson and
Powell
Dunbar J K, 444 Sixth
Edwards Thomas M, 900 Kearny
Ellert L R, SW cor California and
Kearny
Evans Aaron, 510 Hayes
Ferre Melville, SW cor Railroad ave
and Paraguay
Flatow Phillip, 534 Geary
Fowler Geo H, NE cor Seventh and
Howard
Gallvvey James, 659 Clay
Gates James H, NW cor New Mont-
gomery and Howard
CateS JUStin, also Turkish and
Russian steam baths, supervisor First
• Ward, 722 Montgomery
Gilli Castelli It, 523 Davis
Gove D M, 2101 Fillmore
Grimshaw Henry, 720 Montgomery ave
Gros Alfred, N VV cor Kearny and Wash-
ington and 111 Dupont
HanSOn & Mack, cor Nineteeutb
and Valencia
Hastings Ben, 1601 Fillmore
Heick William, SE cor Golden Gate
ave and Polk
Hilmer Louis, 1633 Mission
Hohlweg Fred, cor Polk and Jackson
Hunt D D, SE cor Fifth and Fol-
som
Hurtzig W F, 140 Third
Isaacson & Strahhnann, SW cor Larkin
and Geary
Joy Edwin *W, 852 Market
Kearney E F, 214 Kearny
K'-arney Peter A, 501 Folsom
Keil Fred C, 2000 Market
Kibbler William T, SW cor Turk and
Hyde
Kilbourn W W, 61 Second
Knapp C Richard, 2154 Mission
Koeller Wm, NE cor Taylor and Eddy
Lanszweert Louis, 369 Fourth
Lefevre Baptiste, 401 Kearny
Leipnitz & Co (G Leipnitz and M
Tscliirner) 236 Sutter
Lengfeld A L, NE cor Geary and Stock-
ton
Liebig Dispensary, Archibald C Stod-
dart, 405 Mason
LiebrichE F, NWcor Steiuer and Eddy
Mayhew William E, 144 Fourth
McBoyle A & Co, 504 Washington
McDermott Wm P, NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Valencia
McDonnell James J, SE cor Market and'
Sixth
McElroy James B, SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Alabama
McLaughlin M A, cor Railroad ave and
Maniioba
McLaughlin W H & Co (W H Mc-
Laughlin) NW cor Twenty-sixth and
Mission
Meutz Chas H, SE cor Polk and Sacra-
mento
Mervy Alphonse, SE cor Green and
Montgomery ave
Meyers Robert C, 1701 Powell
M0RETTI & TREZZINL Fresco Painters, Phe,an
Building.
John Wigmore, HARDWOOD LUMBER. 129 to 147 Spear St.
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Miller C J, 1019 Market
Minor Geo W, 46 Turk
Morgan George F (r, 1807 Union
Morton T S, SE cor Geary and Bu-
chanan
Neumann Edward, NW cor Ellis and
Larkin
Nineteenth and Valencia
Streets Drug Store Co, g
F Hanson and A Mack proprietors,
733 Valencia
Parks & Spencer (Geo J [ Parks and Thos
M Spencer) 101 Dupont
Petibeau E & Co, 2ME cor Ninth and
Howard
Pickering Wm, 1236 Stockton
Pixley VV B, NE cor Stockton and
O'Farrell
Potrero Pharmacy, T Byron
DeWitt pioprietor, JM\v cor Butte
and Kentucky
Prien H F, NW cor Hayes and Laguna
Bider Frederick, 504 Bush
Uoethe C H, SE cor Bryant and Third
Rogers Chas, junction Pi iwel Land Market
Ptoice E A, 1001 McAllister
llossi & Eideumuller (D P Rossi and H
Eidenmuller) NE cor Dupont and
G reen
Rottanzi Antonio, SE cor Folsom and
Third
ROturier Emile (French, Spanish
and Italian spoken) 225 Montgomery
ave
Rounds H A, »oi Sixth
Ruled VV, 10D Third
Salter John VV, 101 S Valencia
Schmidt H VV & Bro (H VV and C P)
542 Kearny
Schmidt Val & Co (Val Schmidt and A
H Smith) 14D1 Polk
Schnltze J, 1249 Market
Searby W M, S5 l J Market
Shaw Heiwy B, NE cor Sutter and
Powell
Simpson William, G00 Davis
Smith Edward J, 23S Kearny
Staub Henry, cor Sutter and Larkin
Steele James G & Co (James
G Steele) 635 Market and 1144 Mc-
All ster
Steylaars Charles L, cor Seventeenth
and D "lores
Stoddart Bros (A C Stoddart)400 Geary
Strong Colin G, 21 Third
Stuart John W, 229 Leavenworth
Szarvash Samuel T, SW cor Filbert and
Montgomery ave
Thompson N S, SE cor Steuart and
Market
Tolmau E M, cor Sansome and Pacific
Troppmann Chas M, SW cor
Sixth and Folsom
Trouette Hy polite, 304 Fourth
Von der Lieth Frederick H, NE cor
Powell and Broadway
Warner L C, SE cor Turk and' Pierce
Wakelee & Co id w and G c
ltanda.1) SF cor Montgomery and
Bush
WandOryA, 11 53 Mission
Week F A & Co, 1225 Market
White R E & CO, 4U0 Hayes
Widber J H, SW cor Market and
Third
Williams C L & Co (CL Will-
iams) 77 J Mission
Winch Fred C, 1916 Market
Winter James H, Mission nr Twenty-
ninth
Wynne Henry F, NE cor Fol-
som and Twenty -second
Wynne N P, 713 Larkin
Young Joseph, 1114 Folsom
Zeile Charles D, 522-528 Pa-
cific
Zelner William, 873 Mission
JH. WIDBER, APOTHECARY, deal pi- in Se-
. le -t Drugs, Medicines and chemicals. Fine
Toilet Snaps, Brushes and Perfumery. Agent
for Dr. Pierce's "Patent Elastij Truss" and
" Electric Magnetic Belt." Also sole agency fo
the "Perfection Electro - Magnetic Belt'
"Perfection Belt Truss."
and
Corner Market and Third Sts.
SAN FRANCISCO.
DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES.
Folkers J H A & Bro, "8
Montgomery
Green sfelder & Co (Naph B
Greensfelder) 537 Market
Langley& Michaels, 101
Front
Stevenson & Lon^will, 603 Market
Taylor John & Co (J^hn and H
K Taylor) also assayers' materials, 118
and 120 Market
WatSOn & CO (M V B Watson)
also agents A D Puffer & Sons soda
apparatus, 122 and 124 Market
DRUGGISTS-WHOLE-
SALE AND MANU-
FACTURING
Abramson, Bacon & Heunisch (Edward
Abramson, Gaston E Bacou and Adam
Heunisch) 116 Battery
Downing & Schmidt (Orrien P Downing
and Ferdinand L Schmidt) 14 Second
Gates J B & Co, 417 Sansome
SI/AM M/IAIIS1C fn 413-415 Perkins' HORoE and MULE SHOES,
. VAIl VTsIiI\Ll & UU., Market St. Globe- Putnam Northwestern Horse Nate
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic iS^SiSSffL^&SSi
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COLLECTORS.
California Mercantile
Agency* J° 8 S Jordan & Co man-
agers, 330 Pine
Camp Henry Collins, 514
Bush
Harmon & Sears, m Che-
lan Building
King R F. collector American Mer-
cantile Union, 1324^ Webster
MadiSOn & Burke, 401 Mont-
gomery
Martindale Law Associa-
tion, A Provo Kluit manager, 402
Montgomery
COLLEGES
College of Physicians and
SurgeOnS> Chas H Robinson
secretary, 127 Kearny
COOPER.
Olsen Louis W, 8 Mission
CORUNDUM WHEELS-
McCOWn BrOS, agents Grant
Corundum Wheel Co, 42 Market
COSTUMES
Peter M Mrs. masquerade and
theatrical costumer, 736 Market
CROCKERY.
Hyman Bros, 326 Pine
Rigaud L, 1304 Stockton
StraUS J &. CO (Jacob Straus) 102
Battery
Swain R A & Co, 16 Post
CUTLERS-
Will & Finck, 808 Market
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Feiling&CO, 324 Clay
Friot J A, 47 and 48 Washington
Market
Goldstone P & J (Peter and Jacob)
28 and 29 Grand Western Market
JOOSt H, 307 Battery
Neubert & Crabau (Rudolph
Neubert and Robt H Grabau) 25 and
26 California Market
Taber C W, San Bruno road nr
Six Mile House
Salomon & Auerbach (M Salomon and L
Auerbach) 815 Howard
DENTISTS
Chalfant Samuel P, H Kearny
Leek I G, 724^ Market
Luce George J, 26£ Kearny
McArthur J S, 204 Sutter
Morffew ThOS, § Montgomery
Younger W J, 234 Stockton
NAT. T. COULSON
MARKET STREETS
Over Joy's Drug Store,
CORNER OF STOCKTON
SAN FEANCISCO
6\§g/9
hours.
10 to 12 A. M., 2 to 4 and 6 to 7:30 P. Hj^f
BARNARD'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
46 OFABBELL STREET, S.F.
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_A-_ Asjuan -n & Co.
69 and 70 California Market,
Manufacturer of Mustard, Horseradish,
Pickles, Sauerkraut, Worcester Sauce, Catsup, Salad
Dressing, Caviar, and Salt, Spiced and Smoked Fish.
Dealer in Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Oil, Vine*
gar, Jelly, Table Fruit, Honey, Holland Herrings,
Codfish, Eels, Hams, Olives, Smoked Tongues, Meats,
Etc., Etc.
Only Best Articles kept, at Lowest Market Rates.
Wholesale and Retail Goods delivered. Country
Orders promptly attended to.
Agency for the Celebrated Laneuhrg Rye Bread.
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DELICACIES
Asmann A & Co, 69 and 70
California Market
DESIGNEE
Harrison M C. 527 Commercial
DIE SINKERS
WOOd CeO M & CO, 211 Sutter
DISTILLERIES
JOSt & Son, proprietors California
Distilling Co, 306 and 308 Clay
DRAYMEN-
Elliott Heman C, SE cor Steuart and
Howard
Lindholm Benjamin, NE cor Steuart and
Folsom
Nolan W H, 535 Market
Rode C B & CO, cor Battery
and California
Williams Charles, 7 Mission
DRESSMAKER
Leike C Mrs, 150 Steuart
DRUGGISTS
Arnheim J S, 8 Steuart
Cook J J, 603 Montgomery
& CO, 131 Larken
NW cor Third and
Cork W H
Hulting F B,
Howard
Kahn Adolph J, 1102 Market
Kelly Frank S, 102 Geary
Satterthwaite, Lamb & Co, 585 Market
Zabaldano A, 1124 Stockton
DRY GOODS
Burt is R W, 41 and 43 Second
Duden & Co, 537 Market
Jacobs S & Son, 408 Kearny
Mundt A, cor Railroad aveand Manitoba
Mundt Morris, Railroad ave bet Mani-
toba and Dominica
O'Connor. Moffatt & Co,
111-121 Post
Strauss, Levi & Co, 14 and 16
Battery
Whittock Charlotte Mrs, SE cor Rail-
road ave and Dominica
DYEING WORKS
Bert in A, 430 Bush, 325 Montgom-
ery ave and 1400 Polk
Pacific Dyeing and Clean-
ing Works, J Pacheteau proprie-
tor, head office 3 Golden Gate ave and
210 and 212 Ridley
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210 and 212 RIDLEY ST., San Francisco.
(Or 13th St., nr. Valencia.)
OFFICES
8 Golden Gate Ave. , near Market Street, opposite Sixth,
332 Sutter Street, between Stockton and Dupont,
and 309 Hayes Street. Oakland Branch, 1011 Broadway.
Ladies', Gents' and Children's Clothing, and all kinds of Fancy A rticles of
Every Description CLEANED or DYED. Lace Curtains cleaned
from 50c. to $1.25 per pair. Blankets, 50c, Gloves, 10c.
Ladies' and Gents' Clothing Dyed without ripping, and warranted not to rub off. Old faded Suits
dyed to look like new. Gents' Suits Dyed, 83.00; Cleaned, §2.50. Spots taken out a specialty.
J. PACHETEAU, Proprietor.
Formerly Foreman of Valon & Poirot, Cleaners and Dyers, Paris.
Special Attention Paid to Country Orders. ^^
/N • A. AND T*^_ J _— Gelatine, and Gelatine Dynamites for Miners and
Giant JUDSON P0W(ler, Railroad* Bandm»nn, Nielsen & Co., Agti., 8.».
STOLTTS WALNUT COSMETIC
Darkens Gray or Sarj'Jy Hair ana Whiskers
to Perfection. Does NOT WASH OFF
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Hilmer Louis, 1633 Mission
Langley & Michaels (Mrs
Melauie Langley, Henry Michaels
and Robert Watt) 101-105 Front
Mack J J & Co (J J and A Mack and
L Guegenhime) 9 and 11 Front
Redington & Co (Wm P Red-
ington and Christian W Smith, S F,
and A G and I S Coffin, N Y) 529
and 531 Market
Richards C F & Co. 427 and
429 Sansome
Stearns, Worden & Co (Frederick
Stearns and Clinton E Worden) 326
Town send
Stoddart Bros, NW cor Geary and
Powell
Week FA, 1225 Market
DRY DOCKS
Ajax Heaving Down Hulk Association.
J N Knowles pres, Henry Cottrell
sec, 28 California
California Dry Dock Co, Oliver El-
dridge pres, W C Gibbs sec, office
31S California
Merchants' Dry Docks, Bryant bet
Main and Spear
KEANE BROS.,
107, 109, III, 113 and 115 Kearny St., San Franciscn.
IMPORTERS OF
Dry Goods and Fancy Goods
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We do the largest Country Order business on [ Goods sent C. O. D. to any part of the Pacific
the Pacific Coast. Coast.
A guarantee of 25 per cent, required on all or-
All orders are promptly filled. I ders from the Territories.
Send for our NEW CATALOGUE, Mailed Free.
DRY GOODS-RETAIL
Alexander Philip, 1655 Mission
Apple Sarah Mrs, 305 Hayes
Asmussen W A Mrs, 401 Eighth
Bernstein Solomon, 42 Fourth
Bibo S & Co (S Bibo) 2011 Fillmore and
1435 Polk
Bienenfeld & Strauss (B and E Bien-
enfeld and S J Strauss) 33 Sutter
Blumenthal Bernard, 848 Market
Bowen Albert H, SW cor Sixteenth and
Valencia
Cannon L L Mrs, 1554 Howard
Caro Lewis, 236 Fifth
Castagnetto Giovanni, 1234 Dupont
Cereghino & Dehendetti, 3258 Mission
Chicago Auction House, B Blumenthal
propr, 848 Market
Clar & Cunningham (L F Clar aDd S J
Cunningham) 1208 Polk
Coady Auna Mrs, 2927 Mission
Cohn Bros (S M and Theodore) 1337
Pacific
Cr >cker A & Bros (Aaron and Adolph)
1125 Stockton
Crosby A B (Alphonso and Robert A
Crosby) NW cor Octavia and Union
Curtin Callahan, 9ii and 913
Market
Danielewitz Joseph, 2939 Sixteenth
Daus Isidor, 1327 Stockton
Davis C Mrs, 60S Fourth
Davis H Mrs, 328 Fourth
Doane & Henshelwood (Wilbur G
Doane and Thos R Henshelwood) 132
Kearny
Donovan M A, 1561 Market
Elder Bros (John and Robert) 315
Hayes
Essman Ernest, 1022 Market
Feder Robert, 419 Hayes
Federlein I J, NW cor Howard and
Twenty-fourth
Finkenstedt Henry, 1307 Stockton
Flanigan Patrick, 152 Sixth
Flenniken Robert, 724 and 726 Mont-
gomery
Friedman M, 228 Stockton
Furst Philip, 1427 and 1429 Stockton
Gallagher J Mrs, 2602 Mission
Goldman & Son (1 A and Louis) 2935
Sixteenth
Goodday Louis, 232| Sixth
Grand Dry Goods Store. Cal-
lahan Curtin proprietor, 911 and 913
Market
Hagen Caroline Mrs, 405 Twenty-fourth
Hammerschlag Mattes, 1629 and 1631
Polk
BARNARD'S
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NICOLL THE TAILOR,
KIO Market St., S. F. Head for K«snple« of \rw
<ioodn and Self measurcincut Rules— Kent Free.
178
DRY
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DRY
Harrower John. 17224 Market
Honigsberger Clara, 562 Larkiu
Hummel George, lUo Fifth
Jacobs Nathaniel M, 1942 Fillmore
Jassen Henry H, 2-5 Harrison
Kahn Bros, Bine & Co (Jules and Henry
Kahn, S Bine, L Klein and A G<>m-
brich and — Fils) 25 and 27 Bat-
tery
Keane BrOS (Thomas Keane and
P BoUud) 107-115 Kearny
Keefe Peter, SE cor Twenty-sixth and
Bartlett
Kellner Meyer, 306 Sixth
Kelly Bros (J F and P C) 26 Sixth
Kennedy Philip & Co (P and C P Ken-
nedy) 901-905 Market
Keruaghau Rebecca Mrs, 400 Fourth
Ken- Edward, 2047 and 2049 Mis-
sion
Koh'berg & Co (M S Kolberg and Sam-
uel Weitz) 143 Post
Kwong Shew, Lion & Co, 729 Dupont
Lackenbach Charles, 106 Ninth
Lange L A, SE cor Twenty-second and
Folsom
Leibreich Ciarles, 342 Fourth
Leszynsky Abraham, 235 Kearny
Levin Mary Mrs, 1524 Polk
Lewkowitz Joseph, 13-0 Stockton
Licht Louis, 145 Second
Lippman Bros (Sol and Heyman) 441
and 443 Hayes and N VV cor Sixteenth
and Valencia
Livingston David. 1420 Polk
Livingston D & Co (Samuel, David and
Ben Livingston) 2002 and 2004 Fill-
more
Lynch Bros (E and T) 130 Sixth
Magee Th 'mas VV, 1J55 Folsom
Mauuire A B & Bro, cor Nineteenth and
Mission
Maguire J W, 2319 Mission
Marks Adolph, 228 Sixth
Martin Rebecca Mrs. 400
Fourth
McDonuell & Kroeger (J P McDonnell
and J H Kroeger) 2800 and 2802
Mission
Meyer William, 1 1 34 Stockton
Michelsohn A & Co (A Michelsohn)
2029 Fillm >re
Miles E, 312 Sixth
Mills & Gibb, J A Moreland agt, 632
Mtrket
Moller & Mautz (Carl Mollerand Albert
Mautz) 714 M •nteomery
Moran D M & Co, 128 Sixth
Moran Jame3 M & Co, 45 and 47 Sixth
Morris ALrnham, 27 Dupont
Newman & Feud (B Newman and Isa-
dore Feud) SW cor Jackson and
Stockton
O'Brien J J & Co (J J and
James O Brien) Murphy's Building
cor Market and Jones
O'Connor, Moffatt & Co (B O'Connor
and Geo Motfatt) 111-121 Post
O'Dwyer & Sons ( lames, James Jr, and
Thos) 36 aid 38 Third
Peixotto & Silverman (Raphael Peixotto
and Moritz Silverman) 42 and 46
Third
Perkins & Wilson (C B Perkins and J C
Wilson) 1114 and 1116 Market
Perrin F, 521 Montgomery
Perrin Francois, 314 Montgomery ave
Peterson A B, 302 Third
Posener H, 232 Kearny
Q.ian John E, 1503 Polk
Ramsey Wm, 227 Sixth
Reinhertz Isaac, 1319 Stockton
Rosencrantz Jacob, 548 Fourth
Kosencrautz Louis, 252 Fourth
Rosenfeld Abram, 1209 Polk
Rosenstein Jacob, 145 Ninth
Rosenthal M S, 1 Sutter
Salmon A & E (Albert and Edward) 128
Post
Samuels David, 123-129 Post
Samuels Julius, 104-108 Kearny
Sanders H & Co (H Sanders) 55 Third
Schary Julius, 525 Montgomery ave S
Schoenholz Bros & Co (S and S Schoen-
holz and H Elsbach) 110 and 112 Sixth
and 1913 Fillmore
Schonwasser B & Co. 134
Post
Schwengel C & Co, 1305 Stockton
Sharp James V, 116 Ninth
Shemanski Harris, 1227 and 1229 Stock-
ton
Silverman A, 1410 Polk
Silverman Joseph, 222 Third
Silverstein Julius, 721 Larkin
Smith David C & Co, SE cor Sixteenth
and Capp
Stone Kalman L, 1211 Stockton
Strauss & Fr.hman (Moses Strauss and
Henry Frohmau) 1201-1205 Stock-
ton
Toklas Fred, 516 and 518 Market
Van Doren Geo W, 1505 Stockton
Varney Kate Mrs, 514 Fourth
Verdier, Moreau & Co. se
cor Geary and Dupont
Wanz John D, 204 Twenty-fourth
Weill Raphael & Co (Raphael and
Henry Weill and Eugene Gallois) 101
and 103 Kearny
White & Cambridge (J L White and
Archibald Cambridge) 114 and 116
Kearny
Wilson Robert Mrs, 2514 Mission
Wolf H & Bro, 206 Sixtn
Young Amelia, 1328 and 1330 Dupont
f* -I «-» ■»-» 4- AVD *D/»w»Ja« Gelatine, and Gelatine
Lriaill JUDSON rOWUer, Railroads Bandmann,
Gelatine, and Gelatine Dynamites for Miners and
Nielsen &Co., Agts., S.F.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
42I-4587 Market St. Agricultural Im-
plements, Wagons, Steam JEngines.
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SALE
Bachman Bros (H S..N S, D S and L S)
10 and 12 Battery
Dannenbaum J & S, 117 and 119 San-
some
Dinkelspiel L & Co (L and E Dinkel-
spiel and J A Cook) 37 and 39 Bat-
tery
Frankenthal, Bachman & Co, SVV cor
California and Battery
Franklin M & Bro, 22 and 24 Battery
Freeman Bros & Co (E s and
Benj Freeman and M P Hannigan) 6
and 8 Battery
Heller E & S (E and S) 315 and 317 Pine
Heller M & Sons (E M, Martin and
Moses Jr) 112 and 114 Sansome
Kahn Bros, Bine & Co (J and H Kahn,
S Bine, A Gom rich and Fils and L
Klein) 25 and 27 Battery
Keane Bros. 107-115 Kearny
Murphy, Grant & Co, ne cor
Bush and Sansome
Neuburger, Reisss & Co (Gustav and
Jules Neuburger and Bernard Reiss)
17 and 19 Sutter and 516 and 518 Mar-
ket
Sachs Martin & Co (Martin,
iSain'l L and Sanford Sachs) also man-
ufacturers of gents' furnishing goods
and agency of Marys ville Woolen
Mills, S W cor Battery and Bush.
Silberberg Max, 35 Sutter
Strauss Levi & Co (Levi and Jonas
Strauss) 14 and 16 Battery
Weil Bros & Co, 21 and 23 Battery
DYERS AND SCOURERS
Bertin Alexander, 1400 Polk, 430 Bush,
and 325 Montgomery ave
Bousquet A M Mme, 717^ Howard
Dreyfus Theodore, 35^ Sixth
Green Lucy Mrs, 1212 Polk
Hagerup F C, 148 Third
Hansen Charles A, 244 Eleventh
Hansen & McClaskey (Mrs
E Hansen and Mrs K McClaskey) 24
Mason
Hillman Henry, 103 Seventh
Holmes Chas J, 633 Market
Landry E, 603 Montgomery ave
Orjubin F M, 603 and 719 Powell
Pacheteau Jacques, 8 Golden Gate ave
Parisian Dyeing; and
Cleaning House, f Thomas
proprietor, 213 Post
Pfaff & McPherson (L Pfaff and Alex
McPherson) 907 Larkin
Schmidt Mrs, 209 Kearny
Schmidt Wm, 537^ Hayes
Silberstein P H, 861 Folsom
Snow John F, 1623 Mission and 3 Du-
pont
Snow W H, 342 Sutter
Stolzenwald Henry F, 1148 Folsom
Thomas F & CO (Francois Thom-
as) Parisian Dyeing and Cleaning
Works, 27 Tenth, offices 714 Wash-
ington, 213 Post, 148 Fourth and
10U5 Broadway, Oakland
Whalley P, 538 Bush
Wolf Julius, 808 Howard
The Pioneer .Establishment of Stan Fraocisco. Established 1854.
:pa.:r,isi.a.:ct
DYEING * CLEANING WORKS
No. 27 Tenth Street, between Market and Mission,
First Premium at Mechanics' Fair, 1885.
SAN FRAaCISCO.
F. THOMAS <& CO.
Ladies', Gents' and Children's Cl«»thing and Fancy Articles of every
description I>yed a id Cleaned. JLace Curtains cleaned from 50
cts. to $2.00 per pair. Blankets, 50 cts. Gloves, lO cts.
Ladies' and Gents' CUthiig dyed without ripping and warranted not to run off. Old faded suits
dyed to look like new. Gents' suits dyed, §3.00; cleaned, $2.50. Spots taken out a specialty.
HA Washington, 148 Fourth and *13 Post Sts.
O .iklaii'l Branch. IOOS Broadway.
DYNAMITE
Atlantic Dynamite Co, Albert Dibblee
pres, 4 California
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co,
agents Giant Powder Co, 210 Front
ELECTRIC LIGHT
PANY.
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California Electric Light Co, Geo H
Roe sec and mgr, 222-232 Jesaie
ST. DAVID'S, 190 Rooms,
715 Howard St., nr. Third, San Francisco. No dark
rooms. No guest uses linen once used by another.
Thin Fanov Woods for Scroll Sawing. &"££SSV%
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srrocer, druggist and merchant sells it.
B. F. WELLINGTON,
425 Washington Street, S. F.
ELECTRIC LIGHT SUP
PLIES
California Electrical
WorkS. 35 Market
Electrical Supply Co. 328
Bush
Klein John M & CO, 720 Mont-
gomery
ELECTRIC PEN AND
PRESS
California Electrical
WorkS, 35 Market
Dakin E A, 320 Sansome
Klein John M & Co, 720 Mont
gomery
ELECTRICAL APPARA
TUS MANUFACTUR
ERS
California Electrical
Works, 35 Market
Electrical Supply Co, Orion
Brooks president and G W Pease sec-
retary, importers, manufacturers and
dealers in telegraph and telephone
supplies, electric bells, etc, 328 Bush
HatterOth & RUSS. 821 Kearny
tlenzel Geo L, 1908 Sterner
Klein John M & Co, 720 Mont
gomery
Pacific Coast Electrical Construction
Co, Adolph Weske pres and Isaac
Trumbo mgr, 40 Nevada Block
Siccardi G B, 106 Dupont
ELECTRO MAGNETIC
DISPENSARY
Stone H Storrs, ioe Eddy
ELECTRO MAGNETIC
INSTRUMENTS
California Electrical
WorkS, 35 Market
Electrical Supply Co, 328
Bush
Klein John IVI & Co, 720 Mont
gomery
ELECTRO MAGNETIC
BELTS
Boothby S E Mrs, S38 Market
Home W J, 702 Market
ELECTROTYPERS
Bancroft A L & Co, 721 Mar-
ket
BrOdie J R & CO, NVV cor San-
some and Sacramento
Crocker H S & Co, 215 Bush
Denniston E C, 653 and 600
Mission >
Filmer & Stiller (Wm Fiimer
and Paul B Stiller) also stereotypers,
414 Sacramento
Pacific PreSS, 529 Commercial
Painter & Co, 510 Clay
Palmer & Rey, 405 Sansome
Winterburn Joseph & Co, 417 Clay
ELEVATOR BELLS
California Electrical
WorkS, 35 Market
Klein John M «t Co, 720 Mont
gomery
ELEVATORS
KnOrp A F, Main Street Mill, plan-
ing, sawing, turning and railroad cars
and mill work, 120 and 122 Main
McNicoll A J & Co(AJMc
Nicoll and M V Kendall) successors to
Philip Hinkle & Co, 116 and 118 Main
A. J. McNICOLL & CO.
ELEVATOR WORKS, 116 and 118 Main St.,
San Francisco, manufacture all kinds of
Patent Hydraulic, Air Pressure. Steam and Hand
Power Elevators, with the latest improved ap-
pliances. Telephone No. 591.
EMBROIDERIES
(See Dry Goods; also Laces.)
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I C Ulfcl U/IUI/IC P Of! 413-415 Perkins' HORSE and MULE SHOES,
I. O. VAN nlNKLt Ot UU., Market St. Globe-Putmam Northwestern HoreeNadi
Qtnlt7'C Walllllt PnCmOtlP P arken * ° r »y °* Sandv Hair and Whiskers to Per-
OLUIl&d 110111111 UUdlllClIU fection. Sold by all Druggists and Barbers.
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Deppen Anna Miss, 1222 Polk
Geier M Mrs, 2132 Fillmore
Harman C F, 1324 Polk
Holt E Mrs, 1020 Howard
Koerner S Mrs, 940 Market
Macnicol & Asher, 800 Larkin
McArdle Mary Mrs, 1410 Powell
Schreiber August, 513 California
StettiuH Mrs, 443 Bush
Tanron Madam, 150.3 Pine
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
Bradley & Johnston (F d
Bradley and J P Johnstou) Chinese,
040 Clay
CrOSett & CO (JF Crosett) male
department 628 Sacramento, female
202 Stockton
Ewer W D & Co (W D Ewer and
I Philippson) 02(5 Clay
Farrell J 1) Mrs, 705 Polk
Hansen C R& Co, 110 Geary
Hilton Gertrude (teachers') 806 Market
Kane E Mrs, 30 Geary
Kearney Denis, 23 Ellis
Lambla Jules, 108 Geary
Lindquist Maurice F, 1044 Sutter
Meh an & Jung, 642 Sacramento
Plunkett Kate Miss (female)
424 Sutter
Quon Win, 403 Sutter
Trowbridge S Mrs, 1 1 Stockton
Ward & CO (James and Robert
T Ward) 608 and 610 Clay
ENAMELERS
(See also Jewelers — Manufacturing.)
Rudolph ChaS, H2 Sutter
ENGINE BUILDERS
Atlas Iron Works, J B Jardine
proprietor, 213 and 215 Mission
Bay City Iron Works, Bigeiow
& Eitile proprietors, 1U3 and 105 Fre-
mont and 323 and 325 Mission
City Iron Works, The Joshua
Bendy Machine Works proprietors,
NE cor Vallejo and Sansome
Empire Foundry and Ma-
chine Works, Savage, Son &
Co proprietors, 135-143 Fremont
Eureka Iron Works, Anton
Pfeiffer proprietor, 317 and 319 How-
ard
Globe Iron Works Co, f p
Bacon president, F H Page secretary,
222 and 224 Fremont
Colden State and Miners'
Iron Works, 2i7-257 First
Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes,
213 Fremont
Jackson Byron, SE cor Sixth and Blux-
ome
Mission Iron Foundry, Wm
Axford proprietor, Harrison bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Occidental Foundry, Steiger
& Kerr proprietors, 137 First
Ohmen Wm H, 22 Fremont
Rankin, Brayton & Co, 127
First
Rice H W, 58 Bluxome
Risdon Iron and Locomo-
tive Works, SE cor Beale and
Howard
Tait & Hainque, 115 and 117 Beale
Thomson & Evans, no and
112 Beale
Union Iron Works, 401 Market
ENGINE IMPORTERS
Babcock & Wilcox Co, 561 Mission
CoSS & DOW, 114 and 116 Beale
Huntington, Hopkins & Co, junction
Bush and Market
Linforth James, H6 Front
Stearns Manufacturing
Co, 31 Spear
Tatum & Bowen, 25-31 Main
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
421-427 Market
Williams, Dimond & Co, 202 Market
JAMES LINFORTH, Agent for Blymyer Mfg
Co., Cincinnati, Murray Iron Works, Bur-
lington, Iowa. Illustrated Catalogues on appli-
cation, llii Front (Street.
ENGINEERS-CIVIL
AND MINING
Adams & Carter (mining) 109
California
Alberger W C, 328 Montgomery,
rm 17
Allardt G F, 418 California
Anderson C L, 4111 California, rm 22
Aslachsen-Shields Rob-
ert (civil) 6 Eddy
Attwood Melvill,402 Montgomery
Banks William, 215 First
Barnard A B, 4i> o'Farreii
Benson John A, Nevada Block
Bowie August J, 217 Sansome
Brown Calvin, 324 Pine, rms 1, 2 and 3
Brown Frank E, 324 Pine
Burckhalter C, 213 Sansome
Bush David (sanitary) 316 Sutter
Cahill E J, 316 California
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Davidson George, 43J Appraiser's Build-
ing
De Veuve Henry, 318 Pine, rm 5
Drum .James, 402 Montgomery
Eckart VV R, 217 Sansome
Freeman J E, 104 Montgomery Block
Cibbes C D, 121 Montgomery Block
Cibbes J T, 102 Montgomery
Gilson Livingston, 211 Sansome
Hammond H Woodcroft
(civil) rm IS Nevada Block
Hammond R P Jr, U S sur-
veyor, 610 Commercial
Harris & Holmes (L B Harris Jr and
3 J Holmes) 318 Pine, rm 4
Henderson J C, 309 California
Heynemann Lionel. 240
Montgomery, rm 7
Hodman Chas F, 4 IS California
Holcombe S E, 112 Kearny, rm 2
HoUSman C V, 402 Montgom-
ery
Janin Louis, 211 Sansome, rm 7
Kaufman Chas, 41S California
Kluegel C H» with American
Bridge and Building Co, 22 Califor-
nia
Koefoed & Humphreys (C L
Koefoed and T H Humphreys) 115
First
La Due J C, 307 California
Low J B, 331 Montgomery, rm 20
Luckhardt C A & Co, 23 ste-
venson
Mel lis D Ernest, 50S Montgomery
Minto Win, 418 California
JV! Cinch Robert, H7 Green
Palmer & Storey (W S Palmer
and W B Storey Jr) 318 Pine, rm
15
Paul Almariu 8, 32S Montgomery
San ford A B, 719 Market
School of Civil. Mechan
ical and Mining Engi-
neering, Surveying,
Drawing, and Assaying,
A Van der Naillen, 24 I'ost
Schmol/ Wm, 420 Montgomery
.Sherwood William K, 30.) California
Shortt L H, 120 Sutter
Smyth William H, 268 Mar
ket
Specht Geo J, 418 California
Str.itton James T, 413 Montgomery
Stretch R H, 420 Montgomery
Tilton Charles S, New City Hall
Van der Naillen A. 24 Post
Visclx r Hubert, 318 Pine, rm 3S
Von Leicht Ferdinand, 41 S California
Vim Schmidt A W, SOS Montgom-
ery
Wheeler M Allison, 320 Sansome
ENGINEERS - CONSULT
ING
Alberger W C, 328 Montgomery,
rm 17
Hutchins E P, 330 Pine, rm 21
Koefoed &. Humphreys, lis
First
ENGINEERS-HY-
DRAULIC.
Lionel,
Heynemann
Montgomery
Smyth W H,
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ENGINEERS MECHAN
ICAL
Adams & Carter (Jphn M Ad
ams and W F Carter) 101) California
BOSS IVi P (milling) 300 California,
rms 10 and 17
BuSWell W F, 108 Main
D'Erlach A, 1 109 Twentieth
Fillman, Williams & Orton,
19 Stevenson
Hammond H Woodcroft,
rm 18 Nevada Block
Hedges & Hall, 44 Main
Heynemann Lionel, 240 Mont-
gomery
Jackson P H, 231 First
Koefoed & Humphreys, 116
Fiist
Malter, Lind & Co, 410 California, rm 15
Milliken W H, 22 California
Pierce George L, 45 and 46 Merchants'
Exchange
Thompson & Evans, no and
112 Beale
Upton Wm B, 240 Montgomery
ENGINES-
& Co,
Linforth James
Front
116
ENGRAVERS
Armbruster J, 9 Geary
Boscmi Engraving and Printing Co, Ed-
ward Bosqui mgr, 523 Clay and 518
( lommercia]
Brady Dav d, 230 Fourth
Britton & Rey (Joseph Britton
and J -l Rey) 5*J5 Commercial
Chamberlain & Ingalsbe,
120 Sutter
COOn IVI F fw 1) 529 Commercial
Currier Amos l"3 Stockton
Day Thomas -l, !<*:'. Montgi mery
Judson Powder Improved
For RAILROAO and BANK Blasting.
Baiidiiruin, Nielsen .V <'<>., Af;ts., 9. F.
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Tjff : A.GrONS. brated Hollow Iron Axle Wagons, 481-^7 Market St.
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Eitner Rudolf, 320 Sansome
Gihoa Th03 & Son (Thos and Geo H)
109 Montgomery
Giller Charles, 402 Montgomery
Goldsmith Edwin S, 26 Montgomery
Harris W N, 126 Kearny
Hoffman C & Co (Gottieib and
Charles Hoffman) 60S and 610 Sacra-
mento „ ,, t ^ r\
Hull & Simmons (W C Hull and G O
Simmons* 436 Montgomery
Johnson & Schule (F Johnson and i A
Schule) 5 Post .
Kautfuss Frederick C, 606
Mission
Kehrlein Emil, 112 Sutter
Klumpp H J, also die sinker > 37
Post
Klumpp Wm, 235 Kearny, rm 10
Kuner Albert- 701 Montgomery
MacCabe & Co (R s MacCabe)
611 Merchant
Oliver H & Co, 535 Clay
Oliver Wm F, 640 Clay
Pages J F, 64S Sacramento
Patten Chas S, 41 1^ California
Patterson William, 430 Kearny
Pollhammer A, 323 Kearny
Riedy ChaS C (wood) 432 Mont-
gomery a
3chenkC&C0(CSchenk and S
O Holmes), 423 Washington
Schiller H, 344 Kearny _
Schmidt Label and Litho-
graphic CO, 17 and 19 Main
Schultze Emil, 39 Sutter
ThOrS Sam. 503 California
Tonks Joshua, 614 Merchant
Van Vleck TJurbin,-432 Montgomery
Weed C L, mgr San Francisco Engrav-
ing Co, 405 Kearny
Wilson Maria E Miss, 120 Sutter
Wood Geo M & Co, 211 Sutter
Masons' and Builders', John Riley 8ec,
314 Montgomery
Merchants' Exchange Association, Jo-
seph M Shotwell sec, SW cor Cali-
fornia and Leidesdorff
Pacific Stock, 314 Montgomery
Public Produce and Min-
ing. J J Green president, A b Mc-
Grew secretary, 411^ California
San Francisco Clearing House, Chas
Sleeper mgr, 21 1 Sansome
San Francisco Produce, W H Walker
sec, 4^5 California
San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board. 327 Pine
Stock and Bond, 22 Merchants' Exchange
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Irvin Edwin Si agent comhination
lett< r shest and euVdlope, 13 Sansome
EXCHANGES
Board of Trade, 202 Market
Chamber of Commerce, Merchants' Ex
Anderson G W & Co, 331 East
Armstrong's, James T> Smalley propr,
3 Commercial
Brown Charles, NW cor Broadway and
Dupont
City Transit Co, 3 Post
Cowden Bros (J B and J C) (river) 418
Sacramento
East Oakland and Mills' Seminary, 331
East
Foster Charles & Co, ferry building,
foot of Market
Hayward's, Thomas Armstrong propr,
3 Commercial
Howard C L (San Rafael) 3 Commercial
Irvine Jarrett C, 524 Valencia
Lind A W, 331 East
McHenry G, SW cor Dupont and
Geary
McHenry Jas, 1200 Maiket
Merchant's Overland, C M Smith mgr,
436 Montgomery
Northern Pacific Express Co, Alexan-
der Badlam agt, 407 Montgomery
Oakland Transfer Co, 2SMar
kec and i>62 Broadway, Oakland
Overland Freight Transfer
CO. ns King bet Fourth and Fifth
Pierce E C, 20 California
Porter Henry A, 539 Market
Rogers' Mission, cor California and Bat-
tery
Slattery James (Mission) 3006 Sixteenth
Smith Chas M, 436 Montgomery
Staudard, O G Scott mgr, 30!) East
I Vallejo and San Francisco, 10 Bush
Wells, Fargo & Co's. John J
Valentine general manager ard vice-
j president, E M Cooper general super-
I intendent, James Heron secretary, H
I W Titus agent, NE cor Sansome and
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FAN
Whitney & Co's, Max Popper and M A
Cahn proprs, 3 and 5 Commercial
Willard Lorenzo C, cor Third and Mis-
sion
Wright Henry, 1525 Polk
FANCY GOODS-IMPORT
ERS
Ackerman, Block & Co, 15 Front
Bancroft A L & Co, 721 Market
Bauer Bros & Co, 547 and 519 Market
Buyer & Reich (C Buyer and L Reich)
126 and 128 Sansome
Cobliner Bros (J and S) 543 Market
Davis BrOS (Andrew M and Percy
L) 419 Kearny and 718-722 Market
Frankenthal, Bachman & Co (Jacob
Frankenthal, Leopold Bachman, and
Simon Kohn) 121 Battery
Hoffman & Co, 17 and 19 Battery
Jones E H & Co (E B Jones, Daniel
McLeod, and Alex Johnston, New
York) 535 Market
Mendelson Bros (S and J) also
importers Chinese and Japanese silks,
36 California
Schweitzer, Sachs & Co (B Schweitzer,
Lippmann and Samuel Sachs Jr) 29-33
Sansome
Stevenson & Longwill, 537 Market
Weil & Woodleaf (M T Weil) NE cor
Market and Sansome
FANCY GOODS-RETAIL.
Abrahamson Guv, 130 Kearny
Alvord M Mrs, 1219 Pacific
Anderson Kate Mrs, 2740 Sixteenth
Apple Sarah Mrs, 305 Hayes
Asmussen W A Mrs, 401 Eighth
Astbury John, 164 Ninth
Barman Rebecca, 124 Fifth
Becker Sophie Mrs, 427 Third
Black well Sarah B Mrs, 108 Seventh
Boch R Mrs, 21 15 Fillmore
Bonner & Co (W J B mner) 125 Fifth
Bynes S A, 2130 Fillmore
Caro Louis, 236 Fifth
Castagnetto Giovanni, 1234 Dupont
Cohan Morris D, 959^ Mission
DaVIS BrOS, 419 Kearny and 718-
722 Market
DeCourcy M Mrs, 2941 Sixteenth
Ehrlioh Herman, 225 Sixth
Fortriede Henry, 1 S Post
Cilgar Martin, 972| Folsom
Glass Marcus, 324 Sixteenth
Goldschmidt N, 46Si Sixth
Goldsmith Simon, 250 Third
Cordon E Auguste, 622 Market
Gradwohl Esther Mrs, 208 Sixteenth
Gray M Mrs, 414J Sixth
Green Chas H, 540 Sixteenth
Hahn A C Mrs, 124 Kearny
Halverson S Mrs, 12*15 Valencia
Hartman S & Bros (Sol and Morris) 36
Kearny
HolldrotfM, 619 Post
Honigsberger Clara, 625 Larkin
Jacobs H Mrs & Co, 22 Sixth
Jacobs S & Son (S and Charles S) 40S
Kearny
Jurgensen M Mrs, 422 Third
Kehoe Kate Miss, 720 Brannan
Kellner Myer, 306 Sixth
Kerr Edward, 2047 and 2049 Mission
Kohlberg & Co, 143 Post
Kohnky J Mrs, cor Church and
Twenty-fourth
KrembSer AugUSt, manufact-
urer in plush and leather, 112 Sutter
Kuhl H Mrs, 215 O'Farrell
Labanca Louis, 1410 Dupont
Lange L A, 2542 Folsom
Laski B L, 519 Hayes
Lazarus Pauline Mrs, 1128 Folsom
Lazarus Samuel, 1235 Stockton
Leon J V & Co (J V Leon and Aaron
Loeb) 204 Fifth
Leroy E Mme, 121 Sutter
Levin Mary Mrs, 1524 Polk
Licht Louis Mrs, 145 Second
Lowther F Mrs, 306 Fifth
Magee Ann Mrs, 1155 Folsom
Mansbach E & Co (E Mansbach) 26 and
28 Kearny
Marks Louis, 18 Sixth
Mather A C Mrs, 619 McAllister
Mathews M Mrs, 1637 Mission
McArdle J Mrs, 404 Folsom
McCulloch Emma, 2000 Pine
McGee Thomas Mrs, 1155 Folsom
McKenzie James Mrs, 117 Eighth
McMahon Catherine Mrs, 1205 Folsom
Meyer L & A (Louis and Allie) 226
Kearny
Moran J M, 45 and 47 Sixth
Nelson F E Mrs, NW cor Hyde and
Green
Newmau & Freud (Banj Newman and
Isador Freud) 1027 Stockton
Newman & Levinson, 123
Kearny
O'Banion & Christopherson (D P O'Ban-
ion and L B Christopherson) 652 Mar-
ket
Pasquale B, 967 Howard
Pate Henrietta Mrs, 239 Eighth
People's Bazaar, B Gost propr, 135
Fourth
Perguy John F, 909 Eighteenth
Posener Herman, 232 Kearny
Quinn John C„ 1503 Polk
Salomon C Mrs, 903 Larkia
Sharp J V, 116" Ninth
S.
VAN WllVKXR & CO,
413-415 Market St.
IRON, STEEL & HEAVY HARDWARE
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic tt\kg£&r ******
i to Perfection.
FAN
San Francisco.
FIR
185
Smithson Bethulia, 414 Geary
St Jullien E, 629£ Union
Stoddard J, 408^ Sixth
Vanbeibber T C, 1305 Polk
Vetter H Mrs, 511 Bryant
Vrachliotti George, 1206
Polk
Waidman E, 336 Sixth
Weil Helen, 1016 Larkin
Weil Henry L, 1016 Larkin
Whittock C Mrs, cor Railroad ave and
Dominica
Wurkheim Max, 617 Larkin
FEATHER DEALERS
McCabeOwen, 921 Market
Westall Joseph, also
manufactory, 764 Mission
pillo\
FEATHER DUSTERS
Armes & Dallam, 230 and 232
Front
Lake & CO (L E Lake) 411 Sacra-
mento
Pacific Duster Co, Sam'l Wagner propr,
412 Commercial
Unna Jacob, 157 and 159 New Mont-
gomery
FEED MILLS
Hinz & Plageman, 120 Mission
Laumeister C S, 203-207 Mission
FELTING
McDearmOn W, agent Salaman-
der Feltiug Co, 402 Montgomery
ftflerrell I L, proprietor Felting and
Paint (Jo, 316 Townsend
Neuval Francis N, 420 Jack-
son
Perine N P, 28 New Montgom-
ery
FERRIES
Alameda Ferry, foot Market
Berkeley Ferry, foot Merchant
Oak'and Creek Itoure Ferry, foot Mar-
ket
Oakland Ferry, foot Market
San Quentin Ferry, foot Clay
Saucelito Ferry, foot Clay
S P C R R Ferry, foot of Mar-
ket
FERTILIZERS
California Bone Meal and Fertilizer
Company, 200 California
Lambert Wm P, St Thomas nr Railroad
ave, South S F
FILE MAKERS
Doble Abner, 13and 15 Fremont
Hunter Edge Tool Co, 105
Fremont
Pacific Saw Manufactur-
ing Co, 17 and 19 Fremont
Ridgeway Bros, 9 and 1 1 Hill
San Francisco Tool Co, 11-17 Stevenson
Union File Works, A Wolf propr, 1332
Columbia
FIRE ALARMS-AUTO
MATIC
California Electrical
Works, 35 Market
Klein John M & Co, 720 Mont
gomery
FIRE APPARATUS
California Fire Apparatus Manufactur-
ing Co, J S Naismith mgr, 211 and
213 California
FIREARMS
(See Guns and Sporting Materials.)
FIRE BRICK AND TILE.
Clark N & Sons. 22 Cal ifornia
1358 &. 1360 MARKET ST.
FIRE CLAY
Clark N & Sons, 22 California
GLADDING,McBEAN8cG0.
1358 8c 1360 MARKET ST.
FIRE PATROL
Underwriters Fire Patrol, Russell White
captain, 33 Stevenson
FIRE WORKS
California Fire Works Co, J B Wooster
& Co agts, 218 and 220 Front
Pasquale B, 650 Washington and 961
Howard
BARNARD'S
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SALE
Anton i E land 2 New CUy Street
Market
Whitney C E & Co, 101 and 103
California
FISH-RETAIL
1 and 2 Clay Street
B, 35 and 36 Mission
5 New Clay Street
and 22 Grand
Anton i E-
Market
Beaven D
Market
Camilloni C
Market
Cardini Victor, 21
Western Market
Castagnino Andrew, 1409 Dupont
Chiappa & Caselli, 500 Merchant
Domenichini Celeytin>, Railroad ave
bet Manitoba and D.iminica
Dowlinc; J, 1 1 Grand Central Market
Fabris N, 8 Clay Street Market
Ferrara Salvatore, 39Clay Street Market
Foster C M & Co (Chas M Foster) 9, 10,
42 and 44 Centre Market
Gabrielle & Cuneo (AGabrielle and Chas
Cuneo) 37 Clay Street Market
Grondana & Ravano (J Grondana and A
Ravano) 3 Clay Street Market
Guedet Edouard F, 141S Stockton
Gusmani S, 509 Clay
Hogan Michael, Grand Central Market
Jaffman Frank, 910 Valencia
Kessing J H, 7 and S Clay Street Market,
79 and 80 California Market
JohnSOn R J, California Market
Lamb & Son (James and John E) 1134
Market
Laviosa L&CO (L Laviosa) 101
and 102 California Market
Moore C F, cor Twenty- third and Val-
encia
Murray & Co (Wm Murray) 72 and 73
Centre Market
Paladin i Achl'lle, 33 and 35 San
Francisco Market
Pardini & Co (tf Pardini) 57 and
59 Centre Market
PaulUCC'l A &CO(APaulucciand
A Luisi) cor Eddy and Pierce
Spence & Johnson (Robert
Johnson) 92 and 93 California Market
SpOSitO John, 14 and 15 Clay
Street Market
Stepheus & Co (Samuel and Wm Steph-
ens) 33 and 35 Centre Market
Stoccutti Silvester. 1 8 New Metropoli-
tan Ma ket
Tavolara James, (i New Clay Street
Market
Toohey John, 341 Fourth
Trapani I, 39 Clay Street Market
Wolff August, 31 San Francisco Market
E. ANTONI,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Fresh, Smoked, and Salt Fish.
Game and Poultry Sold on Commission,
Stalls I and 2 New Clay St. Market,
509 Merchant Street, San Francisco.
G. CAMILLONI,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FRESH AND SALT FISH
Stall No. 5 Clay St. Market,
SAN FRANCISCO.
FISH-WHOLESALE
American FishingCo, Pardini
& Co proprietors, 500-504 Merchant
California Neptune Fishing Co, B F
Buhr agt, 525 Merchant
Camilloni C> 5 Clay Street Market
Iiiguglia A, 50b" and 508 Merchant
Laviosa L & Co, 101 and 102
California Market
McCollam Fishing and Trading Co, Geo
Tashiera mgr, 208 Clay
Silvestri A, Clay Street Market and 517
Merchant
AMERICAN FISHING COMPANY
Pardini & Co., Proprietors.
Wholesale
Dealers in
Freshed, Smoked
and Salt
fish:,
500, 5©2, 504, 506 Merchant St.
Bet. Sansome and Montgomery, San Francisco.
Branch Stall, No. 8 Bay City Market.
FISHING TACKLE.
(See Guns and Sporting Materials.)
FLAGS.
J M & Co,
415
Litchfield
Montgomery
Pasquale Benoit. oso Washing
ton and l J(37 Howard
FLAVORING EXTRACTS
Nicholson S #, 1155 Market
OlCOVJCh BrOS- I- an( l l* Front
ALL High Explosives
ARE IMITATIONS OF GIANT POWDER.
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co.. Gen. Agents, S. F.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
UH-US7 Market Street. Hay, Hide, Hop. Ras,
Wool, and Ore h ilia PRESSEfc.
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187
Rieger Paul & Co (estate of Paul Rieger)
511 Front
Washington Manufactur-
ing CO, 406 and 408 Clay
FLORISTS AND NURSER
IES.
Abraham Charles, 106 Cali-
fornia Market
Abraham G, 106 California
Alphons M Mmc, 645 Broadway
Bitter John, 413 Waller
Burgeois — , 1332 California
Caldwell A Mrs, 430 Geary
California Rose Co, cor Market and
Dupont
Collins J Mrs, 761 Howard
Culligan J, 706 Turk
Deasy Jerome Mrs, 736 Mar-
ket
Duffy Terrence, 948 Geary
Duhem August, 121 Sutter
Foley W T, 2423 Howard
Fouchy Onesime, 1 322^ Pine
Fustini Peter, 9 Eddy
Gallo B & Co (B Gallo and G Podesta)
246 Sutter
Gaubert Joseph, 612 California
Haminon W P, 419Sansome
Hilbert A, 15 Geary
Humbrecht Nicholas, 201
O'Farrell
Iochner Max, 1215 Geary
Jones George B, 317 Sutter
Kahn Sarah Mrs, 716 Washington
Kisseu Jacob, 4^ Sixth
Kruger & Winslow (Mary Kruger and
Mina Winslow) 715 Mission
Labataille J, 14 Sixth
Labhard Jean, 2614 Geary
Leopold C M & Co (Chas M Leopold and
Robert J Sheridan) 35 Post
Louideck Mary Mrs, 1204 Stockton
Meherin Thomas, 5 1 6 Battery
Melde Henry, 160 San Bruno road
Meyer Wm & Co (Wm Meyer, Albert
Debicke and James Bell) 339 Bush
and 1 105 Sutter
Nepe Chas Henry, NE cor Sutter and
Tierce
Nespoli & Ferrari (J Nespoli and C
Ferrari) 1202 Polk
O'Brien James, 797 Mission
Patterson William, propr Golden Acre
Nursery, San Bruno road opp Fif-
teenth ave
Pottet Henri & Co, 14 Sixth
PouyalJohn, 1211 Polk
Quentin Victor, 533 Valencia
Robertson & Forsyth (Wm Robertson
and John Forsyth) 50 Centre Market
Schoener Jul, 31 Dupont
Serp James, 31 Geary
Servel, Jacquemet & Devrieze (F Servel,
J Jacquemet and J Devrieze) 105
Sixth and 25 Fourth
Sievers John H, 25 Post
Speoht A Mrs, 613 Washington
Wackenreuder Vitus, 146 San Bruno
road
Welspiel Jacob, 117 Sutter
HENRI POTTET & CO.
No. 14 Sixth Street, San Francisco.
Bouquets and Flowers always on hand. Decora-
tions attended to. Baskets, Wreaths, Crosses
aad Garlands promptly made to order.
Nursery cor. 21st & Alabama Sts
FLOUR MILLS
Benicia, Sol Wangenheim & Co agts,
SE cor Sacramento and Davis
Buckeye Mill Co (Marysville) James Mc-
Williams agt, 18 California
Capitol, Deming, Palmer & Co, 202 and
204 Davis
Del Monte Milling Company, T J Par-
sons pres and mgr, cor Second and
Brannan
Dohrmann & Co (A Dohrmann and H
Wangenheim) cor Washington and
Drumm
Eisen Brothers (f t Eisen)
proprietors Pioneer and Alta Flour
Mills, 12-16 Stevenson
Ellis M C & Son, 29 Merchants' Ex-
change
Genesee, Henry Coubrough & Co proprs,
713-719 Sansome
Golden Age Mill Co, P A Campbell
pres, 717-721 Battery
Golden Gate, Horace Davis & Co proprs,
41-49 First
Knight's Ferry Manufact-
uring Company, C F
Burnham president, F T Brandon
secretary, office 420 California
Laumeister, C S Laumeister propr, 203-
207 Mission
Mokelumne, S D Rogers agent,
124 California
National, J Martenstein & Co, SW cor
Battery and Pacific
Pioneer and Alta, Eisen Bros
proprietors, 12-16 Stevenson
Pioneer Mill Co (Sacramento) James
McWilliams agt, 18 California
Rogers S D, agent Mokelumne
Flour Mills, 124 California
Scott H H, 205 and 207 Battery
ST. DAVIDS,
190 Rooms, 715 Howard St., nr. Third, San Francisco. Single rooms 60
-ents ppr eight Daily papers on file. Hot baths free.
ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VIT/E. BOXWOOD.
JOH\ WIfiMORF,
133 Spear Street, S. F.
188
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San Francisco.
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Sheridan Anchor Roller
Horace H Scott agent, 205 aud 207
Battery
Sperry & CO, S W Sperry presi-
dent, A B Sperry secretary, propri-
etors Sperry's Flour Mills, Stockton,
office 22 California
SplivalO C R&CO, proprietors
Yosemite Flour Mills and Italian
Paste Co, 415 Battery
Starr & Co, A D Starr pres, H M A
Miller sec, proprs Starr Mills, South
Vallejo and Wheatport, office 16 Cal-
ifornia
Stockton Milling Co, propri-
etors Crown Flouring Mills, Sigmund
Schwabacher president, G V De
Lorme secretary, 319 California
Yolo, Hinz & Plageman proprs, NE
cor Mission and Main
YOSeiTlite, Q R Splivalo & Co pro-
prietors, 10d6 Bryant
FLOUR MILL FUR
NISHERS
All iS E P & CO (E P Allis, John
K Cross and A Hallett) cor First and
Mission
Kryger H H, 4 California
Wagner Jos & Co, 105 and 107
Mission
FLOWER POTS
Clark N & Sons, 22 California
Clawson L, 1310 Market and 914 Kearny
GlADDING,McBEAN&CO.
1358 & I36Q MARKET ST.
FLOWERS-PRE
SERVED
Cotter J E Mrs, 1155 Howard
FLOWERS AND FEATH-
ERS.
Addison John, 1417 Polk
Balny A J, 9 Post and 60S Market
Barle A Mrs (ostrich) 724^ Market
Coehring A, 913 Mission
Hall S R Mrs, 916 Market
Harrison B Mrs (ostrich) 12s
Eddy
McClunie Wl Mrs, 222 Post
Sahlein M J, 1006 Market
Spencer John C, 1024 Market
Ullinan Daniel, 1010 Market
Wiener AdOlph, importer flow-
ers, feathers, ornaments and millinery
539 Market
FOUNDRIES
(See Brass Foundries; also Iron Foun-
dries. )
FOUNDRY FACINGS
Elliot Martha A Mrs, Henry
Simms manager, 41 Fremont
FRINGES AND TASSELS
Colombat A Mrs, 108 O'Farrell
Ettiuger M, 105 Post
Fromm & Schaefer, 543 Market
Pacific Fringe Manufactory, Thompson
& Auerbach, 751 Market
FRUITS AND VEGETA
BLES-RETAIL
Abramovich Bros (Drago and John)
1501 Polk
Abramovich & Co (J Abramovich and
M Rostovich) 1654 Polk
Abrams Henry, 238 Fourth
Ahlenfield Morris D, 103i Fifth
Andrea M, 911 Bryant
Andrearata & Lavezzo, 51 1| Fourth
Annag Nicholas, 600 Leavenworth
Ansbro J unes, 3036 Sixteenth
Arata & Ragsio (S Arata and D Raggio)
801 and 803 Bush
Aronsohn & Kestel, 3 Sixth
Arrighi S, 1611 Geary
Bacigalupi L, 416 Fourth
Bacigalupi Tomaso, 1322 Kearny
Baldocchi G & Co (G Baldocchi) 130S,
1310 and 1332 Dupont
Barberri Stephen, 214 Third
Barry Mathew B, SE cor Railroad ave
and Falkland
BarsantiC 326 Fifth
Barsi P B, 534 Sixteenth
Barsotti B & Co ( B Barsotti and F Ragg-
hianti) 114 Hayes
Barsuglia Charles & Co, 1325 Stockton
Beluey Geo, 1222 and 1224 Polk
Bianson David W, 119 Ninth
Bisord P, Fifteenth nr Folsom
Borel F, 87 Ninth
B >rtano Antonio, 1524 Stockton
Brewer Adolph F, 1201^ Folsom
Brickett John, 204 Powell
Brophy Bros (T and W) 240 Ninth
Brown Richard, 1120 Howard
BrOWn & WellS (W H Brown
and W F Wells) 30 and 31 Cali-
fornia Market
Cr«
IC './AW IA/IW1/IC 9 PR 413-415 market St. IRON, STEEIi, All
. 0. VAN YYIIiMl & UU., Kind* Blacksmiths' Materials, HEAVY HARDWARE.
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic ESffiSSiSS
and Barbers.
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189
Burns & Herrschaft (T A Burns and
C Herrschaft) 1 1 Seventh
Burroughs W H, SE cor Bush and Devis-
adero
Cagnacci Guilliamo, 1517 and 1519 Bu-
chanan
Camarinos D G, 433 \ Sutter
Campbell Sarah Mrs, 211 Sixth
Carbrae & Munro (David
Carbrae and Thomas A Munro) 920
Valencia
Carey Mrs, 490 Eighth
Carloni Joseph, 13 Valencia
Carmelo Patane, 112 Montgomery ave
Caro Samuel, 43 Third
Carosio Angelo, 611 and 613 Mont-
gomery ave
Casassa Augustino & Celle Domenico,
NW cor Powell and Vallejo
Catechi John, 204 Second
Catis Nicholas, 6 Mason
Cella A,NWcor Washington and Powell
Chelini Lazzara, 528 Third
Chepernich L, SE cor Clay and Stockton
Cheyne Robert, 140 First
Chiappa Riccardo, 707 Broadway
Chiline & Rossi, 332 Sixth
Chretien Jules, S\V cor Geary and
Mason
Ciagini R, 757 Brannan
Claudianos & Co, SE cor Turk and
Taylor
Cohen A Mrs, 910 Larkin
Collins Daniel, 211 Twenty-fourth
Coolidge Henry C, 55 Fifth
Cuneo Walter, SE cor Pine and Du-
pont
Curran Thomas, 19 New Metropol-
itan Market
Curtoni & Metrovich (F D Curtoni and
M L Metrovich) NE cor Turk and
Larkin
Dak in William, 1037 Howard
Dalpino Amato & Co (Amato Dalpino
and Angelo Baldocchi) 1514 Dupont
Dastugue Gabriel, 7 and 9 Pacific
Fruit Market
Deitzler Geo W, 220 Sansome
Delpino G, 405 Folsom
Demartini John, 303 and 305 Fourth
Demartini Luigi, SE cor Filbert and
Stockton
Desimone Bros, 702 Valencia
Desimone Felix, 2505 Mission and cor
Eighteenth and Valencia
Devoto Antone, SW cor Powell and
Green
Devoto & Brichetto (M Devoto and L
Brichetto) 127 Third
Dey G P, S09 Market
Dini M, 240^ Fifth
Doherty T, 402 Sixth
DuntOtl O E, 933| Market
Elliott & Co (E J Elliott) 509 Sansome
Fava Amadeo, 1136 Folsom
Fawcett S & Co (Steve Fawcett) 69 Cen-
tre Market
Fazzi Riccardo, 1107 Howard
Fitzpatrick A M Mrs, 119 Ninth
Forster George, 324 Broadway
Foster & Dolan (J A Foster and
J Dolan) 2764 Mission
Franceschini & Bro (Victor and August)
521 Geary
Frank B& Co (Baptiste Frank and Y M
Le Roux) 2238 Mission
Fromhein J, 56 Second
Frugoli F, 239 O'Farrell
Galli E, SW cor Yerba Buena and Clay
Galli G, 200 Sixteenth
Galli H, 1502 Folsom
Galli Paolo, 601 Post
Galli S & Co (S and L Galli) 303 Hayes
Galliano Tomaso, NW cor Union and
Mason
George Peter, 1228 Stockton
GiannelliD, 911 Bryant
Gianni Domenico, 1817^ Powell
Giannotti L, 209^ Second
Giltillan & Hohenschild (J C Gilfillan
and Geo Hohenschild) 33, 34, 45 and
46 California Market
Golden John, NE cor Sixteenth and
Dolores
Gosland William, 1604 Market
Graham John, SW cor Twentieth and
Shotwell
Hachmeister Chas, 418 Third •
Hart Thomas, 2940 Mission
Hawaiian Banana Depot,
R Tucker agent, 427 Front
Hayes Joseph P, 105 Ninth
Heffernan Henry, 504 Ninth
Henry LM& CO, 33 and 34 Cali-
fornia Market
Hippmann & Schussler (Rudolph Hipp-
mann and Adolph Schussler) 21 Cali-
fornia Market
Holiday Margaret, 1719 Market
Horn F C, Mission Market
Hungaret F, 127 Sixth
Imbraghia J, 1 1 Powell
Imes A, 1151 Mission
Iuselmann H, 435 Third
lvancovich J & Co, 500 Washington
Johnson Chas A & Co, 18 Grand Cen-
tral Market
Kaler James, NE cor Larkin and Pacific
Kirchner Henry, 2120 Mission
Kreiss Louis, 328 Sutter
Kritzky J A, 4 Clay Street Market
Kurtz Andrew, SE cor Twenty-third
and Folsom
Label Henry, SE cor Taylor and O'Far-
rell
Lacatchi Apostolo, SE cor Ellis and
Taylor
Lacumber Peter, 2851 Mission
Hobbs, Wall & Co., Mfrs. BOXES of every Variety, ■
314 SPEAR
Street, S. F.
Micoll the Tailor,
MlO Market Street. Send for Samples anA
Bales for Self-measurement— Sent Free.
190
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Lagomarsiao C, 1907 Geary
Lalaune Charles, 502 Valencia
Lalich Lazar, 911 Kearnv
Lambert William, w s Steiner nr Union
Landucci M & Co (M Landucci) 715
Montgomery ave
Laugeri Anna Mrs, SE cor Fifteenth
and Mission
Lavagnino L, 104 Fourth
Lavenzzo & Arata (P Lavenzzo and
Andrea Arata) 51 H Fourth
Lehman Louis, 626 McAllister
Leroy A D, 46 Seventh
Leuci Vincenzo, 1702 Leavenworth
Levaggi & Barbieri, SE cor
Washington and Battery
Lignitto Luigi, 1819 Union
Likens Matilda Mrs, 339 Third
Loewenhayn H & Co, 428 Sansome
Logarasino & Pasquale, NW cor O'Far-
rell and Hyde
Lohmann & Frerechs (Henry Lohmann
and Martin Frerechs) 154 and 156
Ninth
Lucas Henry, 333 \ Golden Gate ave
Mancuso Margaret Mrs
846 Valencia
Marchi & Berta (John Marchi and
Atilio Berta) 529 Merchant
Marelli Regolo, 905 Stockton
Mariotti & Co (Philipp Mariotti) 1318£
Pacific
Martin CeO. 909 Harrison
Masuer M, 23^5 Mission
Mau Christian, 2028 Fillmore
May Catherine E, 204 Ninth
McCurry James, 124 Seventh
McMann James, 413 East
McNab Bros, cor Valencia and Twenty-
third
Milan George, NW cor Turk and Steiner
Morelli C, 801 Stockton
Morgan Bros (A and G) 616 Market
Moore Z W & Co (Z W Moore) 37, 38
and 39 California Market
Nelson Elizabeth, SE cor Montgomery
and Vallejo
Nelson Peter, SE cor Lombard and Ma-
son
Nicholas J, 464£ Sixth
Nichols George, 775 Market
O'Co.inor Daniel, NW cor Union and
Hyde
O'Connor James F, 407 Broadway
O'Connor Morris, Twenty-eighth lir
Church
O'Malley Patrick 2146 Mission
Oellrich Wm, 2205 Geary
Onesti & Connor (Giuseppe Onesti and
John Connor) 501 and 503 Sansome
Otto Antonio F, NE cor California and
Fillmore
Paganini Bros (William and Frank) 357
Fourth
Palmer Chas, 142 Eighth
Paolinelli Augustino, 715 Stockton
Paoliuelli Raffaele, 1502 Polk
Parkin & Co (C Parkin and A Seloer)
1125 Mission
Paulinelli D & Co. 1237 Pacific
Pedra James, 217 Fourth
Pedrotta & Zambelli (J A Pedrotta and
B E Zambelli) 20J£ Turk
Pellegrino Pompanin, 1616 Dupont
Peters Geo S, 2434 Mission
Pis mi An>:elo, 811 and 927 Larkin
Podesta & Pierano (Joseph Podesta and
Luke Pierauo) cor Bush and Dupont
Pope Bernhard, 1134 Market
Powers Gilbert, 510 Post
Presidio Fruit Store, DPaoii-
nelli& Co proprietors, 1237 Pacific
Profumo G & Co (Giuseppe Profumo
and Luis Torre) NW cor Green and
Dupont
Reardon John, 521 Sixth
I'egli Charles, 3262 Mission
Remmers G T, Railroad ave bet Para-
guay and Teneriffe
Riccomi Olento, Kentucky bet Sierra
and Nevada
Rinaldo & Ratto (D B Rinaldo and G
Ratto) 810 Buchanan
Rostivich & Serovich (Michael Rosti-
vich and T Serovich) 1654 Polk
Kovai A, 911 Harrison
Rovina Henry, 735 Broadway
Salers B, cor Mason and Ellis
Salvatore Sabastione, NE cor California
and Larkin
Sampson John, 1062 Howard
Sbeagia Aug, Railroad ave bet Manito-
ba and Dominica
Scardiglia S & Co, NE cor Hayes and
Octavia
Scatlen Wm, 25 Stockton
Schmidt Geo F, cor Shotwell and
Twenty-third
Schmidt Wm, 1127 Howard
Seaman & Peterson (Wm Seaman and
Andrew Peterson) 53 and 54 Centre
Market
Searle Henry L, 13 and 14 Centre Mar-
ket
Shillaber Joseph, 500 Ellis
Shillaber & Co, 268 First
Sire Paul, 114 Dupont
Slade EM, 1016 Bryant
Smith Tnomas L, SW cor Battery and
Washington
Solari Giovanui, SE cor Greenwich and
Stockton
Solari Louis, 306^ Third
Sposetto Roco, Mission opp Twenty-
ninth
Spring G W v 803 Fourth
SreSOviph L C, 1215 Lagunabet
Kllis and Eldy
"W/-\"V>/%V« T?xplosive fok very hard rock and submarine blasting.
£i DCl S J-i ^Gelatine I Bandmann, Nielsen it Co., General Agents, San Francisco.
DENNETT JUMP SEATS.
Truman, Isham & Hooker, 421-427 Market St
WH01iKSAL.E ANI> RETAIL.
FRU
San Francisco.
FUR
191
Sturta Anastosia, 940 McAllister
TardelliRfc Co, 113 Sixth
Tassovaz & Co (Mark Tassovaz) NE cor
California and Devisadero
Tickner Walter, 2S Franklin
Tocchini Victor, 1318 Polk
Torri G, N W cor Ellis and Buchanan
Umansky William, 541 Hayes
Cngeretti F, 1102 Folsom
Vaccaro Giovanui, SW cor Union and
Kearny
Vacilios & Co, 1648 Mission
Vannucchi Bernardo, 2201 Pine
Vannucci Antonio, NW cor Leaven-
worth and Clay
Vannucci Emilio, 435 Broadway
Wheaton WE, 52 1 Third
White Michael P, SW cor Eleventh and
Natoma
Wilson J W, 416 Sixth
Wilz John & Son (John and Theo) 543
and 545 Fourth
Witt Henry, 235 Sixth
Witt John, Bay City Market, 1134
Market
Wood Preston, 13 Fourth
YateS W (San Lorenzo fruits) 501
Front
Yeazell Andrew H, SE cor Eddy and
Pierce
Zmoviuh Lucas W, 612 Laguna
Z0lf0G& CO, 130 Fifth
FRUIT CANNERS-
(See Hermetically Sealed Goods. )
FRUIT DRYERS
California Fruit Evaporating Co (C
Rickoff & E Hayden) 818 B ittery
Linforth James, n<> Front
JAMES LINFORTH, sole a^ent for Zimmer-
man Fruit Dryers. Illustrated Catal 'gue on
application. 116 Front wtre.t't.
FRUITS-WHOL E S A L E
(See Merchants — Commission.)
FUR COMPANIES.
Alaska Commercial Co
Lewis Gerstle president,' Max Heil-
bronner secretary, 310Sans'>me
West Vancouver Commercial Co, F
Boncina sec, 438 California
FUR DEALERS AND FUR-
RIERS.
Bertrand Adele Mrs, 635 Sutter
Froomberg H Mrs, 32 Kearny
Honig Michael, 821 Market
Kohn H & Son (Herman and Henry)
1 1 1 Taylor
Lachman & Sternfels (Mrs M Lachman
and B H Sternfels) 129 Montgomery
Liebes H & Co (Hermann and Isaac
Liebes and George J Behlow) 111-117
Montgomery
Lofstad John N, 813 and 920 Market
Marx H & Co (Henry Marx and J H
Marr) 941 Market aDd 329 Sansome
Mllller Fred P, 127 Kearny
Scheukert E, 40^ Geary
Schroeder Emil & Co, 505 Front
SlQSS Louis & CO, 310 Sansome
Sullivan Patrick J, 760 Brannan
Windmiller Morris, 104 Kearny
FURNACES-HEATING.
Tay Ceorge H & Co, 614-618
Battery
FURNISHED ROOMS-
(See Lodgings.)
FURNISHI N G GOODS-
GENTS'
Asher T A, 303 Dupont
Baxter Wm J & Co, 1038 Market
Beamish Percy, SE cor Third and
Market
Black R M, 209 Montgomery
Boris Lambert, 218 Montgomery ave
Brenner & Levy (L and G Brenner and
S J Levy) 6 Battery
BullOCk & Jones (J L Jones)
105 Montgomery
Carmany John W, 25 Kearny
Carmichael J A, 1224 Market
Carroll & Tilton (Jas Carroll and Wm
H Tilton) 873 Market
Conkling C W, 620 Market
Coon & Co (J H and D W Coon, H C
Statzell and F F Peabody) 518 Market
Copper Frank, 436 Kearny
David RL' Broadway
Dunn Henry L & Bro (Henry L and
ThosL) 1108 Market
Eagleson & Co (J G and R Eagleson) 4
and 6 Kearny
Elias Morris, 422 Third
Fechheimer & McBoyle (C S and B C
Fechheimer and George McBoyle)
706-720 Kearny
Figel Joseph, 211 Montgomery
Fisher Brothers (Oscar and George) 158
Third
Godfrey W A H, 101 and 103 Second
Goldsmith S, 250 Third
MORETTI & TREZZIM, Fresco Painters,
Phelan
Building.
John Wigmore, HARDWOOD LUMBER. 129 to 147 Spear St.
192
FUR
San Francisco.
FUR
Goldttone Mitchel, 4 Battery
Hahn Robert C, 100S Market
Happ Marcus, 22.) Fourth
Happ Morris, 93i) Market
Hart M, 400 and 402 Kearny and
112 Montgomery
Hess & Irving (Henry H>ss and Samuel
Irving) 219 Montgomery
Hirsch Bros (Joseph and Leopold) 225£
Montgomery ave
Joseph BrOS» 2 - 9 Montgomery
Keilner M, 306 Sixth
Klein E, 13 Pine
Kozminsky H, 104| Clay
Landsberg E G, 2054 Mission
Levey Charles, 424 Kearny
Levy Julius, 617 Kearny
Lindacher Peter, 34 Montgomery
LltChfleld JM& CO,415 Mont
gomery
Lubin S C, 611 Montgomery
Luchozynski F Mrs, 38 Sacramento
Magnin I, 116 and 144 Third
Marks Louis, 18 Sixth
Markus Louis, 313 Dupont
Meyer Louis, 513 Kearny
Mrtes Edwin, 312 Sixth
Morgan Bros (George W and Alfred)
218 Montgomery
Neff Henry C, 1016 Market
O'Hanlon James & Co, 719 Montgomery
and 10 Montsomery ave
Orr& Atkins "(John K Orr and R C
Atkins) 123 and 125 Montgomery
Popper S, 235 Kearny
Reilly LM 1062 Foisom
Reinstein Wm, 411 Kearny
Robinson Isaac, 122 Third
Roman Samuel, 106 Hayes
Koos Bros (Adolphe, H and Achille) 31-
37 Kearny
Schafer & CO (John F and Her-
man H Schafer) 11 Montgomery
Schoenfeld Adolph, 106 Third
Scheib I, 725 Fourth
Schwartz Morris, 104 Third
Seiler Herman S, 506 Kearny
Selig Isaac, 21 S Kearny
Seman Israel, 614 Fourth
Simon Isidore, 639 Kearny
Steam Men's Furnishing
COOdS Factory, 03car G-reene-
baummanager, 1047 and 1049i Market
Stein C, 417 Pacific
Vaudoren George W, 506 Montgomery
ave and 1505 Stockton
Wilson Robert, 2514 Mission
FURNISHING GOODS
LADIES'.
Brown T P S, 2129 Mission
Goldschmidt Nathan, 468£ Sixth
Schonwasser B & Co (Mrs
Bertha and Emil G Schonwasser and
Max Davis) 134 Post
Spiro I, 809 Larkin
FURNISHING GOODS-
WHOLESALE.
Alexander S O & Co (S O Alexander and
A Marcus) 2 Battery
Cohen W & Co (Wm Cohen, Leopold
Hirsch and A B Block) 13 and 15
Battery
Eagleson & Co (J G and R Eagleson)
414 Market
Franklin M & Bro (Marcus and Joseph)
22 and 24 Battery
Greenebaum, Weil & Michels (M Greene-
baum, L and N Weil and L Michels)
17 and 19 Sansome
Greenebaum & Deutsch
(O Greenebaum and E Deutsch) 1047
and 1049 Market
Heynemann & Co (M H Heynemann,
Arthur Eloesser and E M Pissis) 113
and 115 Pine
Kraker & Israel, 521 Market
Levy M & CO (Marcus and Morris
Levy) IS and 20 Battery
Meyerstein & Lowenberg (L Meyerstein
and I Lowenberu) 109 Sansome
Neustadter Bros (Henry, Jacob H and
David Neustadter, Isaac Oppenheimer
and Sigmund Feuchtwanger) 133 and
135 Pine
Sheyer M & Bro (Moses Sheyer) 324
and 326 Sansome
Weil, Baerfc Co (D and J Weil
and L Baer) 217 aud 219 Pine
FURNITURE AND BED
DING
Frank H, 212-216 Commercial
Established in 1:554.
HENRY FRANK,
Wholesale & Retail Manufacturer and Dealer in
BEDDING, FURNITURE" AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Spring, Hair, Wool, Moss and Pulu Mattresses,
212., 214 & 216 Commercial Street.
Below Front, SAN FRANCISCO.
Steamers and Vessels promptly fitted up.
FURNITURE- ARTISTIC
Fink, Rau & Schindler (C
C Fink, G_ Kan and A C Schindler)
manufacturers artistic furniture, up-
holstery, etfc, 1315 Market
I. S. VAN WINKLE & CO.,
413-415 Perkins' HORSE and MULE SHOES,
Market St. Globe-Putnam Northwestern Horse Nails
CTO I T7' C U/AIIIIITPnCUCTin Darkens Gray or Sandy Hair and Whiskers
OIoLIlO YYALMJI UUOmt I III to Perfection. Does NOT WASH OFF
San Francisco — Supplemental.
192a
EDUCATIONAL
Inter-State Teachers'
Agency. ™ 7 Thurlow Block,
SE cor Sutter and Kearny
ELECTRIC COMPA
NIES
Advance Electric Co, 126
Kearny
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
BorOWSky M & CO. 409 Geary
California Employment
Office, J B Mihan & H Jung, 642
Sacramento
Hansen C R & Co, no Geary
Lambla Jules, 10^ Geary
.1. B. MINHAN. HENRY JUNG.
California Employment Office
AND
GENERAL BUSINESS AGENCY.
642 Sacramento St., near Kearny, San Francisco.
HOTELS, FAMILIES AND EMPLOYERS
Of every description promptly supplied with
the best male and female help, free of charge.
Real Estate and all kinds of Business Chances
Bought and Sold on Commission.
On parle Frangais. Man sprichtDeutsch.
Telephone No. 1135. 612 Sacramento St
ENAMELERS-
Pohlmann & Heiduska, 417
Kearny
ENGINEERS - MECAN
ICAL
Lochhead J, 222 Steuart
ENGINEERS— CONSULT
ING.
Bowie August J, 217 Sansome
ENGRAVERS-
Burnard J Howard, 7 Mont-
gomery ave
Dempster Bros, 9 Bond and
Mission bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Harrison M C, 527 Commercial
Joiner John J, 9 Geary
McKeon Engraving Co,
W E Smith proprietor, 402 Mont-
gomery
Patten & Holstein, 4114 Call-
fornia
Pohlmann & Heiduska,
417 Kearny
S F Photograving Co, 659 Clay
Smith W E, 502 Montgomery
Wood George M & Co, 211
Sutter
EXPRESS
Druckers Hermann, 15 Market
TitUS H W, agent Wells, Fargo &
Co
Union Pacific Transfer Co, 19 Mont-
gomery
FANCY GOODS
Burt is R W, 41 and 43 Second
Davis Bros, Bergmann &
CO, 10-16 Sutter
Schultz E & Co, 540 California
FEATHER DEALERS.
Jansen Alex, 593 and 595 Mission
FEED MILLS
Eider, Sommers & Co, 22 Steuart
FLORISTS AND NURS-
ERIES.
Gerget Leopold, French, cor Franklin
and Greenwich
Vaughan J C, 42 LaSalle, Chica-
go, 111
FLORISTS' SEEDS AND BULBS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
We import and supply all this class of stock in quantity. Write for
Catalogues. J. C. VAUGHAN, 42 LaSalle St., CHICAGO.
FLOUR
Scott Horace H, 210 and 212
Battery
FOREIGN STAMPS
Brunt & Fisher, 515 Bush
FOUNDRIES
California Foundry, Frank Bradez
propr, 211 Main
FREIGHTERS
Kivell James, agt Bay and River
Freighting Tug Boat Towing, SW cor
Mission and Steuart
FRINGE FACTORY.
Goldstein Bros, 769 Market
FRUIT.
Cale J W, 427 and 429 Front
Hobbs, Wall & Co., Mfrs. BOXES of every Variety, £&£%£
limni I TUC Till nD SI* Market St., S. F. Send for Samples of Hew
HIuULL lilt I AILUll, «oods and Self measurement Rules— Sent Free.
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California Fruit Union (The)
Horatio P Livermore president, 507
Montgomery, rms 13 and 14
Hawaiian Banana Depot,
R Tucker proprietor, 524 and 526
Sansome
Meade Geo W & Co, 16 and 18 Drumm
Speggia A, Railroad ave bet Manitoba
and Dominica, South S F
Tucker Ruben, wholesale bana-
nas, 524 and 526 Sansome
FUR DEALERS AND
FURRIERS
Honig M, 1057 Market
Reimel F H, 837* Market
FURNISHING GOODS-
GENTS
Lanzet L, 30 Steuart
ROOS BrOS, 31-37 Kearny
Weil M & T & Co, 113 Battery
FURNITURE
Blum, Eppstein & Co, 126
Kearny
Emanuel L & E, 725 Market
Indianapolis Manufacturing Co, 642
and 644 Mission
Krelling Bros, 534 and 536 Market
Weintraub D P, 2015 Mission
GAS FIXTURES
Delger E F> 1151 Broadway, Oak-
land, Cal
GENERAL MERCHAN
DISE
Hare Charles, 237 Spear
GLASSWARE
Hyman Bros (D and A I) 326 Pine
Swain R A & Co, 16 Post
GLOVES
Lippitt, Leak & CO, 106 Battery
GOLD LEAF.
Dorety Joseph H, 529 Com-
GRAPHITE MANUFACT
URING CO.
Pacific Graphite Manufacturing Co, Jas
O Rountree & Sons agents, 13 Pine
GROCERS.
Buck J J» 233 Second
Goetjen & Woebke, NE cor Fourth and
Bryant
Harttje F,NE cor Chattanooga and
Twenty-second
Hooper & Jennings, 323 and
325 Market
Hughes & McDonald, in::
Howard
Jackson Stephen, 40 Third
HAIR-HUMAN
Dessat Ant, 511 Kearny
Orfila P V & Co, 331 Kearny
HAIR JEWELRY AND
PRESERVED FLOW
ERS
LutZ Katie Mrs, 126 Kearny,
rm 37
HARDWARE
Bennett Brothers, 31 Sixth
Campbell Murdoch, 7 Steuart
Chetwood J T, 1109 Market
French & Linforth (F M French and E
W Linforth) 116 Front
Osborn & Alexander (F F
Osborn and Geo W Alexander) 628
Market
StetSOn J B, 235 Market
HARDWOOD LUMBER
Allen Frank H, 18 and 20 Spear
Holt BrOS, 30 and 32 Main
Straut W E & CO, NW cor Sac
ramento and Drumm
HARNESS AND SAD
DLERY
Main & Winchester, 214-220 Battery
Platshek& Harris, 3i4and3i6
Battery
HOSIERY
Crandall T P & Co, 103 Batte ry
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HOSPITAL
Hospital for Children and Training
School for Nurses, Mrs W B Har-
rington pres, 221 Thirteenth, J F
Merrill sec, 1732 Washington
HOTELS
Cercke'S, Geo Kneese proprietor,
NE cor Green and Battery
Cilleran Jas, 905 Market
Harbor View, R Herman pro-
prietor, cor Baker and Tonquin
Harmony, Hintz & Buck proprie-
tors, 735 Braanan
Helvetia, Steiner & Gamma pro-
prietors, 431 and 433 Pine
Nucleus, Mrs H Chamberlain pro-
prietress, cor Third and Market
St George, Albert Englehardt pro
prietor, 812 Kearny
Siegfried's, Wilhelm Reinccke propr,
etor, 228-Bush £^
WindSQr, James Gilleran propri-
etor SW cor Market and Fifth
DYNAMITE,
or Clant Powder.
Explosive.
The Only Reliable High
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co.* General Agents, S.T.
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic
Darkens <Jray or Sandy Hair
and Whiskers t« Perfection.
FUR
San Francisco.
FUR
193
FURNITURE MANU-
FACTURERS-
Andrews C N, 574 Brannan
Becker & Dillmann (Otto J
Becker and George Dillmann) Union
Furniture Factory, 560 Brannan
B <>|ier Furniture Manu-
facturing Company, Will-
iam and Joseph Kreling proprietors,
525-533 Fifth, office NW cor Turk
aud Taylor
California Furniture Manufacturing Co,
N P Cole pres, B P Moore sec, 220-
226 Bush
Davies Llewellyn, n Channel
Erdiu Theodore, .San Bruno road nr
Fifteenth ave
Frank H W, 214 Commercial
Frei Andrew, 231 and 239 King
Friedrichs & Gereke (H Friedrichs and
W Gercke) Berry bet Third and
Fourth
FuchS & Euler (Geo Fuchs and
H >nry Euler Ji) 543-547 Fifth
Gallagher Wm R, 707 Market
Granz H, s s Brannan nr Sixth
Heney William J & Co, 18-22
' Ellis
Heywood Bros & Co, S W Fuller mgr,
659 Mission
Hughes William C, 520 Fifth
Indianapolis Furniture Company, Woll-
pert & Schwerdt proprs, 750 Mission
Indianapolis Manufacturing Co, F Rent-
schler mgr, 160 New Montgomery
Johnson Anthony, 724 Bryant
Klemm Chas, 518 Fifth
Kragen & Geist (S Kragen and W Geist)
736 Brannan
Luchsinger & Bill (Geo H Luchsinger
and Conrad Bill) 31 Eddy
New England Furniture Company (Jo-
seph Jacobs) 10S-112 Ellis
Pacific Spring and Mattress Co (W A
Clark, H Black and A L Pringle) 25
and 27 New Montgomery
Plum Chas M & CO, 641 and
643 Market
Snyder & Reichling (George Snyder and
C Reichling) 574 and 576 Brannan
Sterling Furnishing Co, h
A Moore president, C F Haskell sec-
retary, 18 and 20 Sutter
Stuart Thomas, 775 Folsom
Taussig Phillip, 10m Howard
West Coast Furniture Co, L & E
Emanuel proprs, office 432 Fourth
[Established in 1854.
HENRY FRANK,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in
Bedding
FURNITURE,
Upholstery GOODS,
Spring, Hair, Moss, Wool, and Pulu
MATTRESSES,
212, 214, 216
Commercial Street,
Below Front, SAN FRANCISCO.
Steamers and Vessels Promptly fitted Dp
CHARLES KLJEMlVr,
Manufacturer of
PARLOR FURNITURE FRAMES, PATENT BED LOUNGES,
SOFA BEDS, ETC.
No. 518 FIFTH STREET,
Between Bryant and Brannan Streets, San Francisco.
■6?
s jmasssszy. send fob circulars
Nicoll the Tailor, 816 Market St,
Samples* of XEW imFF
WOODS NEXT [ ttllfj.
194
FUR
San Francisco.
FUR
NEW ENGLAND
FURNITURE
Manufacturing Company,
70S, no and 112 Ellis Street,
Near Powell, only one block from Market Strest, diagonally opposite from Bald-
win Hotel, Sau Francisco.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES,etc.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
All
Parlor Suits, Lounges, Ea*y Chairs, etc., on hand and made to order.
Upholstered Goods manufactured on the premises.
Walnut Marble Top Chamber Suits of 7 pieces, as low as §40 each, all complete,
Pine Sets of 7piects, complete, .$20. #
Country Orders from Dealers and others solicited.
JOSEPH JACOBS, Secretary and Treasurer
ALONZO C. DOF. President.
FURNITURE-NEW AND
SECOND-HAND.
Herzog L, 9S4| Folsom
L. HERZOG,
New ana Seconi-Hani Furniture
BOUGHT AND SOLD,
93ii Folsom St., near Sixth,
SAN FRANCISCO.
FURNITURE-RE TAIL-
Addler Edward, cor Paraguay and Rail-
road ave
Andrews C N- 574 Braanan
Aronson Abraham, 407 and 409 Hayes
and 13J0 and 1322 Stockton
Bare Bros (Gustav, Edward and Solo-
mon) 300-30S Hayes
Ba--ch Samuel, 140 Fourth
Bium E, 710 Montgomery
Bean Wesly P, 1734 Market
Beck J, 504^ .Sixth
Behlow Win, 208 Post
Berdan & Co (N L B^rdan) 1131 Mission
Bernard & Pouzadoux (J Bernard and
L Pouzadoux) 312 Sutter
Bernstein E, 990 Folsom
Bernstein Morris A, 843 and 845 Market
Best John, 27 LeMesdorff
Bird J W, 3238 Mission
Boedefeld John (new and sec-
ond-liaiid) 1015 Folsom
B >ero Pedro, 146 Ninth
Bollinger F, 409 Sixth
Bonaeina J M, 622 Washington and 17
Montgomery ave
Bowcher J, 228 Stockton
Bower S M, 1320 Polk
Burr Folding Bed Co (Geo H Fuller and
W G Jobson) 603 Market
Capen & Co (W F Capeu) 314 Hayes
Carls n C I, 223 Fourth
Carr Peter .1, 2i01 Mission
Chadbourne F S & Co (F s
Chadbournu) 741 Market
Clark Hawkins, SE cor California and
Spring
Cohn Reuben, 953 and 957i Folsom and
1028 Howard
Connelly & Borle (Jas Connelly
and Louis Borle) 719 Market
Delmonte Giacomo, 610 Vallejo
Denian Paul, 436 Broadway
Doyle Daniel P, 214 Fourth
Judson Powder Improved B^n^S^^ni co^a^'Tf:
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
421-427 Market Street, Wole Airents for
ttederick's Perpetual HAY PRESSES.
FUR
San Fravcisco.
FUS
195
Egan & Co (Richard J Egan) 741 Mission
EttlingerS, 10 i 6 Howard
Farrar B P, 1126 Howard and 1555-
1559 Market
Favilla C & Co (Cherubino Favilla) 1431
Dupont
Fay ThOS P (second-hand) 937 Fol-
som
Feig Alexander, 151 Third
Fetsch Jacob, 271 First
Fischer Sigmond, 113 Third
Frank Henry > 212-21 6 Commercial
Fraasoni Luigi, 1518 Stockton
FtlChS <k Elller (Geo Fuchs and H
Euler) also cabinet works, 543-547
Fifth
Fuller George H, 63S Mission
Giusto F, 510 Grove
Grabo & Johnson (C F Grabo and Fred-
erick Johnson) NE cor Pacific and
Leavenworth
Gruman S M, 807 Market
Haynert C, ,214 Stockton
Heney Wm J & Co, also car-
pets, 18-22 Ellis
Henry Samuel, 1008 Howard
HerZOg L 9S4.J Folsom
Hislop RobertC, 424 Hayes
HOey John, 718 Mission
Horlur John E, 2013 Fillmore
Hufschmidt F, 655 Market
Hughes Wm J, 520 Fifth
Hunter B C, 1518 Polk
Hurst & Dore (D Hurst and E R Dore)
225-231 Sixteenth
Hyman Morris, 606 Broadway
Jacobs Joseph (wholesale and
retail) 108 and 110 Ellis
Jacobs Samuel, 939^ Folsom
Jansen Alexander, 593 and
595 Mission SE cor Second
Kempner J, 1146^ Folsom
Kit term an James, 1313 Stockton
Kneass & Co (Edward D Kueass) 29
Taylor
Kragen & Garren (L Kragen andM Gar-
ren) 821 Market
Ladd D, 1070 Howard
Laermans Frank, 1626 Polk
Law son Thomas, 817 and 819 Market
Levy Aaron N, 853 and 857 Market
Levy Klizaheth Mrs, 106 Fourth
Levy E, 786 Folsom
Lindrum Otto, 1206 and 12U8 Stockton
Lopez J, 610 Vallejo
Luchsinger John B & Son, 710 and 718
Minna
Lundy David, 829 and 833-837 Market
Malone James H, 10 and 34 Fourth
M.trchebout Bros (Auguste and Victor)
312 Montgomery ave
Mayo R G, 721 Valencia
McCabe Hugh, 128 Fourth
Meek James, 916 Howard
Miller Joseph A, 1009 Market
Mills E T, 806 Market
Mix M, 426 Sixth
Mo, 'an Joseph R, 1S04 Market
Nelson Bros (N P and S J) 1059 Mar-
ket
Nelson Thomas H, 132 and 136 Fourth
Pe irlman J M, 25 Turk
Pepper H C, 241 Third
Plum C M & CO (Chas M Plum)
641 and 643 Market, branch and
factory 2004 Market
Raicevich Antonio, 1005 Valencia
Raicevich Sparro, 37 Taylor
Ransch S, 327 Third
Rennert Fred, 26 Seventh
Roberts Augustus H, 119-123 Second
Robrecht Anton, 826 Pacific
Rose J J, 1046 Howard
Rosenthal J, 110 and 1 12 Fourth
Shattuck Ann Mrs, 872 Folsom
Simon Joseph, 1226 Stockton
Switzer & Jacobs (S C Switzer and J
Jacobs) 720 Mission
TaUSSig Phillip, 1042^ Howard
Urry Daniel B, 155 Third
Walcom George, 109 Stockton
Werling Jacob, 1 1 32 York
Wilson John H B, 777 and 777^ Mission
Wolf Abram, 2006 P. ,1k
Wood Hugh, 677 Mission
F. S. CHADB0URNE& CO.,
Furniture & Upholstery
741 to 745 Market Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
FURNITURE WARS
HOUSES.
Pierce J M, 735 Market
Rooney T H, 722 Mission
Windel Henri & Co, 310 stock-
ton
FUSE-
California Fuse Association, Jas B Mer-
ritt mgr, 35 Market
Eagle Safety Fuse, John
Skinker agent, 256 Market
Eva James, California Fuse Works,
cor Fourteenth and Channel
San Francisco Fuse Manufacturing Co,
John Rodda, 507 California
ST. DAVID'S. 190 Rooms,
715 Howard St., nr. Third, S. F. Price per night, 60
cents, 75 cents, and $1; per week, from #2 upwards.
OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH. iSKEElV*.
196
FUS
San Francisco.
GLA
Skinker John, Eagle Fuse Works,
25b' Market
Toy, Bickford & Co, J B Merritt agt, 35
Market
GALVANIZED IRON
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225-239
Market
Lee John & CO, 34 Main
Montague W W & Co, 309-
317 Market
Selby Thomas H& Co, 218 and 220 Mis-
sion
Tay George H & Co, 614-618
Battery
GAME-
(See Poultry and Game. )
GARDENERS
Burgeois — , 1332 California
Dauvillier Justin, 1S28 Bush
Hextell Thomas, 101 Montgomery Block
Iochner Max & Co (Max Iochner) 1215
Geary
Lantheaume John P, 2321 Mission
GARDENS.
Germania Gardens, Erie bet Howard
and Mission
Harbor View Park, NW cor Baker and
Jefferson
Seaside Gardens, P H Hink propr, SE
cor Baker and Jefferson
South San Francisco Gardens, railroad
ave bet Corea and Mariposa
Woodward's Gardens, Mission bet Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth
GAS COMPANIES
Central Gas Light Co (The) A D Sharon
pres and G D Newhall sec, 16 Mont-
gomery ave
Oakland Gas, Light and Heat Co,
Joseph G Eastland pres, John A Brit-
ton sec and L Eastland supt, 604
Commercial
San Francisco Cas Light
Co, JB Crockett president and en-
gineer and Wm G Barrett secretary
and treasurer, office cor First and Na-
toma
Stockton Gas Light and Heat Co (Jo-
seph G and Alfred J Eastland) 604
Commercial
GAS FIXTURES
Bush .& Mallett (H T Bush and
J H Mallett Jr) 34 Geary
Day Thomas & Co, 122 and 124
Sutter
Goger Chas, 221 Dupont
Kemp John H, agent Cowleshaw,
Nieol & Co, New York, 14 Phelan
Block
McNally Lawrence, 526 Cali-
fornia
Nye A F & CO (A F Nye) import-
ers and dealers, 609 and 611 Market
Prior James K, 1128 Market
BUSH & MALLETT,
IMPORTERS.
©AS FHfllllS
Of every description, wholesale and retail.
No. 34 GEARY STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
GAS MACHINES
Fassett W & Co (W Fassett) 413 Mont-
gomery
Gas Consumers' Association, Dr J D
Whitney pres and W O Ludovici sec,
110^ Sutter
Pacific Cas Improvement Co, Albert
Miller pres, J M Livingston sec, 841
Market
GAS PIPE.
Tay George H & Co, 614-618
Battery
GAS STOVES.
Curtis & Condy (Thomas Curtis and
William Condy) 1503 Market
Wiester & Co, 17 New Montgomery
GLtlSS-
(See Crockery and Glassware; also
Plate and Wi.id.w Glas...
GLASS AND STONE SEAL
ENGRAVERS-
Kaulfuss Frederick C, 606
Mission
GLASS CLEANERS.
Kahn M & C6 (M Kahn) 209 Post
S. VAN WINKLE * CO.,
413-415
Market St.
IRON, STEEL, ETC.
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic Z?L£m55£
and Barbers.
GLA
San Francisco.
GOL
197
GLASS CUTTERS
California Class Bending
and Cutting Works S E
Hopper proprietor, 39^ Fremont
Dinniene J H, 108 Main
Hopper S E, proprietor California
Glass Bending and Cutting Works,
394 Fremont
Mallon John, 19 Fremont
McCarthy James, 10 Stevenson
Warren W H, 997 Market
GLASS STAINERS
Blum, Eppstein & Co (Robt
Blum and Sam Eppstein) also imita-
tion, 126 Kearny
Hoist William, 145 Valencia
Hopper S E. proprietor California
Glass Bending and Cutting Works,
394 Fremont
Kaulfuss Frederick C 606
Mission
Madon John, 19 Fremont and 1213
Howard
GLASS~W0RKS
San Francisco and Pacific Glass Works,
Carlton Newman pres, King nr 4th
Warren W H, Embossed Glasi
Works, 997 Market
Warren's Eirtssei Glass Worts,
997 Market Street, Cor. 6th.
SAN FRA.XCISCO.
Awarded the
Highest and only
Medal on Embossed Glass at^
(late Mechanics' Institute Fair'
(\ Also Gold Medal Awarded
^At Crystal Palace, London,
England, August 6, '
1884.
GLASSWARE
(See also Crockery and Glassware.)
Campbell, Jones & Co a
Hall & Son agents, ft <0 Market
Evans Thos & Co, a i Hail
Son agents, 530 Market
Overacre P l> 123 California
GLAZIERS
Battalora P, 1419 Dupont
Casper S, 1060 Howard
Charles H, 739 McAllister
Cohen Wm, 2107 California
Grossman M, 517 California
Katz Chas, 531 Sacramento
Mayer M, 716 Washington
Serensky Joseph, 2240 Mission
GLOVE
MANUFACTUR-
ERS
Asche T Henry, 10 Geary
Berber & Bernauer (M Berger and A
Bernauer) 506 Market
Blumeuthal B & Co (B Blumenthal, P N
Aronson, A Galland and S Baruch)
18 and 20 Battery
Bruml S, proprietor Pacific Glove
Works, 107 Battery
Busby Fred H, 412 Market
Clark PtobtC, 119 Dupont
Conklin F G & Co (F G Conklin) 585
Market
Drew A A & CO, Modesto
luman William M, 31 Third
Lippitt, Leak & Co (Philip Lip
pitt, Mon Leak and John Fulton) 22
Sutter, factory Mission bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Morrissey Mary Ann, 39 Fifth
Muser BrOS, 541 Market
Pacific Clove Works, s Bruml
proprietor, ]U7 Battery
Shoenberg & Co (HShoenberg) 210 Pine
Williams George, 53 Second
GLUE MANUFACTUR
ERS
Holje Martin, cor Venezuela and B,
San Francisco Clue
Works, Winters, Martin & Co
proprietors, cor Santa Clara and Wis-
GOLD AND SILVER RE-
FINERIES.
Selby Smelting and Lead
CO. 416 Montgomery .
U S Mint, NW cor Fifth and Mission
GOLD PEN MANUFACT
URERS
Baptis John H, 344 Kearny
Pearce H D, 19 Montgomery
Hobbs, Wall & Co., Mfrs, BOXES of every Variety,
314 NPEAB
Street, 8. F.
Nicoll the Tailor, 816 Market St.
Samples of SEW
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198
GOL
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JOHN H. BAPTIS,
Manufacturers of Gold Pens,
344 Kearny St., San Francisco.
Gold Pens Repointed and Pencil Cases Repaired.
GOLD, SILVER AND
NICKEL PLATERS
Becht George J, agent James W Tufts'
soda apparatus and silver-plated
ware, and Horsford's acid phosphate
platers, 122 and 124 Market
California Electrical
\Vorks> 35 Market
Denniston E C, 653 and 655
Mission
Schulz & Fischer (Win Schuiz
and E A Fischer) also importers of
silver plated ware and table cutlery,
513 Market
Shopman W E, proprietor Pacific
Gold, Silver and Nickel Plating
Works, 103 Geary
Spink & Son (James A, Samuel P Sr
and Samuel P Jr) 7 Fuurth
Zante Daniel, 190 Jessie
GRAIN BROKERS
(See Brokers — Grain.)
GRAINERS.
Donlevy A, 122 Golden Gate ave
Fletcher John, 52 Second
Lemon James H, 317 Sutter
McDowell T W, 1412 Stockton
Schotield Charles, lOSi Jessie
Sheridan Thomas, 2i5Seventh
COLD, SILVER,
AND
NICKEL PLATING
SILVER PLATED
Amalgamating Plates,
FOR SAVING GOLD.
San Francisco Plating Works
655 MISSION STREET,
E. G. DENNISTON, Proprietor.
T. SHERIDAN.
GRAINER and MARBLER
Residence, 215 Seventh Street
Between Howard and Folsom,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Ekelund Eric,
Crimm & Nolan (C w Grimm
and J H Nolan) .San Francisco Nov-
elty Works. 21 Stevenson
Keating & Fagan (Edward Keating and
Chris Fagan) C57 Mission
Klein John M & Co, 720 Mont
gomery
IVIartell John, 623 Sacramento
Newman James & Co, 202 Post
Particelli Angelo, 16 Golden
Gate ave, factory 720 Bryant m
Fourth
Releur EE
San Francisco Novelty
VVorkS, Grimm & Nolan pro-
prietors, 21 Stevenson
San Francisco Plating
Wc rk.S. E ( * Denniston proprietor,
653 and 055 Mission
Schaezlem R, 13 and 19 Trinity
GRAPHITE
Allen James a
Rouutree James O & Sons (James O,
James O Jr, Wm G, and Walter E)
agents Pacific Graphite Manufactur-
ing Co, 116 Front
GRATES, PARLOR-MAN-
UFACTURERS.
Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, 237 bust
Keeler Heman, t> Mew Montgomery
Tay George H & Co, 014-618
Battery
GROCERY-RETAIL
Aiders Wm, 500 Sixth
Ahrens Wilkin, SW cor Sixteenth and
Folsom
Ahrens & Sbattuck (N Ahrens and O J
Shattuck) NW cor Second and Minna
Aiken & Kopp (J H Aiken and L Kopp)
NW cor Fifth and Folsom
Albert Marc-us, 335 Fourth
Albright H B. 535 Hayes
Ainme Henry, 12:5 Stockton
"Judson Powder «H8ffllSnBBfc&«8.
Railroads.
ra! Agents, 8. 1.
o
CD
©
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
4£l-4&7 Market St. Bujrgies, Carriages.
l>emiett .lump Seats sold to the Trade.
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Anderson & Co, cor Twenty-ninth and
Sanchez
Anglasay Thos, 713 Bran nan
Appiarius F W, SW cor Post and Lar-
km
Athearn & Co (C G and J H Athearn)
54 and 56 Steuart
Atzeroth Bros (Frederick and Henry)
cor Eddy and Buchanan
Augustin & Schlueter (B F Augustin
and Louis Schlueter) S VV cor Fillmore
and Pine
Ayres Sarah, 5-11 Montgomery ave
Bahrt Martin, SE cor Twelfth and Fol-
som
Baker I M, 102 Eddy
Baker Jacob H, 114b" Market
Ball Alfred, 660 Twentieth
Baminanu D, 219 Fourth
Barner Louis, 153 Ninth
Barner Wm, cor Mission Street road
and Sickles ave
Barnes E H, 432 and 434 Brannan
Barry Jeremiah, cor Twenty -eighth and
Dolores
Barry Patrick, 138 Fifth
Barry Peter, cor Solano and Minnesota
Bassigaano P F, 410 Folsom
Bateman Hannah Mrs, 62^ West Mis-
sion
Baun Catherine, 921 Eighteenth
Beck Ceo F, 226 Fifth
Becker BrOS (Charles, Henry,
Dick and John) SE cor Sutter and
Taylor, SE cor Sutter and Leaven-
worth, and SE cor Turk and Larkin
Becker & Co (John Becker and Chas
B.)hling) SE cor Geary and Larkin
Beckman J & Bro (John and William)
NW cor Greenwich and Taylor
Beckmann & Stelling (Mrs William and
Chas Stelling) SW cor Fifteenth and
Mission
Beerhoff & Schoenholz (S Beerhoff and
M Schoenholz) 1919 Fillmore
Beister William, 925 Sacramento
Bellmer Fred, 1135^ Harrison
Bendel Louis, 1601 Turk
B^necke H D, 520 Broadway
Bensen Henry, cor Sixth and Bryant
Beretta & Co (Angelo Beretta and John
Bullotte) NW cor Sacramento and
Steiuer
Bergin M W, NE cor Harrison and
Bitch
Bertram J, 219* Eleventh
Beverseu Bros (Martin and Carseu) 570
Mission
Bi-lenberg Peter H, NE cor Harrison
and Beale
Biester Wm, SE cor Sacrajnento and
Prospect place
Billings D R & Co (David R Billings
and G E Cook) 1311 Stockton
Blakely Calvin, 3021 Mission
Blanker Henry, NE cor Fremont and
Folsom
Blohme John, N W cor Sutter and Polk
Blohme & Leffniaun (John Blohme and
Louis Leffmaiin) 217 Second
Blumeuthal H M, 420 and 422 Davis
Bode Frederick, 19 Hinckley
Bode & Knief, SE cor Mason and Vallejo
Boedefeld Wm, 1115 Folsom
Boedeker Hermann, SE cor Green and
Kearny
Boehrer John, 815 Harrison
Boggan Owen, 1938 Bush
Bohen Patrick, 140 Minna
Bohlmann Herman, NW cor Polk and
Hayes
Borrman J C. NW cor Howard
and Eighth
Boschen Nicholas, 109 Fifth
BOSe AugUSt, cor Harrison and
Oak Grove ave
Bose Chas M, cor Natoma and Mary
Bose Richard H, 170 Minth
Bose & Jurgens (F Bose and R Jurgens)
731 and 733 Brannan
Botcher Albert, 500 Fell
Bowe Wm H, cor El Dorado andPotrero
ave
Brady J J, 230 E-'ghth
Brady Peter, 39 1J Ninth
Braley K Mrs, 445 Clementina
Brandt Otto, 1033 Valencia
Bremer John H, NE cor Vallejo and
Lirkin
Brennan Thomas, cor Twenty -third and
Mission
Brou er Hermann, NW cor Vallejo and
Dupont
Brickwedel John, SW cor North Point
and Larkin
Brignoli Lucia & Co (Lucia Brignoli and
Faust E Mascheritii) 7 IS Greenwich
Brodieu E Mrs, 457 Tehama
Brosnan M Mrs, 109 Shipley
Brown Moses, cor Church and Twenty-
seventh
Brown & Clark (W W Brown and H D
Clark) 519 Post
Browning A, NE cor Jackson and
Leavenworth
Browning; John, also liquors,
cor .Nineteenth and Mission
Broyer Alexander, SW corSansome and
Greenwich
Broyer John, 20 Frederick and 623 Sec-
ond
Brumund & Schutte (John Brumund
and Diedrich Schutte} SE cor Six-
teenth and Albion ave
Bruns Caesar, NW cor Third and Berry
Bruns & Bros (John and George Bruns
and John Stimke) SE cor Sixteenth
a ri d Mission
M0RETTI & TREZZINI, Fresco Painters, £„ h &.
ROSEWOOD, LIGN JM-VITJE , BOXWOOD.
JOH\ WIUIHORE,
133 *|><-ar Street, S. F.
200
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Bruse Christian, cor Pacific and Leaven-
worth and SW cor Ellis and Laguna
Buck C W, S\V cor Polk and Pine
Buck John J, 231 and 233 Second
Buckley James, 430^ Tehama
Bullwinkel HE, 1019 Pacific
Bunger Christian. 1000 Bush
Burck M, 1900 Ellis
Burke C, 313 Seventh
Burke Hannah Mrs, 349 Minna
Burmeister & Mehrtens (Alrich Bur-
meister and August Mehrtens) NW
cor Califarnia and Leavenworth
Burns Barbara, 922 Howard
Bush I & Co (I Bush) 427 Davis
Butler Martin Mrs, NW cor Bryant and
Tenth
Butt C C, SW cor Nineteenth and
Stevenson
Butt P N, SE cor Sutter and Laguna
Buttlemann O D, SW cor Mission and
Twenty-third
Buxton & Co (Frank Buxton) 137
Fourth
Cagney Tim M, 422 Natoma
Cameron George, 331 Bryant
Campe Frederick, 218 Fourth
Carey Maurice, 49 Minna
Carrigan Mary Agnes Mrs, 3034 Six-
teenth
Carroll Bros (Patrick and Thomas)
123 Third
Carroll Dennis, 2121 Mission
Carroll John, cor Mission and Randall
Carroll Patrick, 157 Minna
Carson Henry W, 224 First
Carstensen Julius, NW cor Twenty-
ninth and Dolores
Casey Owen, 1038 Bryant
Castagnetto Pietro, SW 1 " cor Green and
Dupont
Caulfield M H. 15S Shipley
Cavanagh & Meyer (W A Cavanagh and
H A Meyer) SE cor Thirteenth and
Mission
Cereghino R & Co, Mission bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
ChichizOla A, 322 Pacific
Clark & Keyer, 519 Post
Clasen John J, S W cor Sutter and Baker
Claussen C, 912 Bryant
Claussen & Buttlemann (J H Claussen
and H E A Buttlemann) NW cor
Eleventh and Howard
Cluff Bros (Wdliam and Thomas M)
40 and 42 Second, 1402 Stockton,
9 and 1 1 and 409 and 411 Montgomery
ave and 40 Fourth
Cluff W B& Co, 19 Sixth
Cluff & Co, 401 Hayes
Coburn Wm, 307 Sixth
Cohan Patrick, 317 Fifth
Concannon James, 1577 Market
Connors Luke, 212 Eighth
Cook D Mrs, 430 Grove
Constantine Cosma, 3 Vallejo
Cordes B, SW cor Tweuty -third and
Valencia
Cordes Jacob H, SE cor Valencia and
Twenty-sixth
Corkery D Murphy, 540 Fulton
Corkery & Quill (James Corkery and
Anthony Quill) SW cor Fifth and
Howard and SE cor Twenty-sixth
and Alabama
Cornahrens Herman, NE cor Sixth and
Howard
COStellO & CO (James Costello,
A K Johnson aud Joseph Roberts)
proprietors Red House, 341 Jessie
Crampton James, NE cor Eighteenth
and Dolores
Creighton Jennie Mrs, 37 Clementina
Cronan David, 159 Minna
Crosby Maggie Mrs, 527 Mission
Cummins Thomas, SW cor Twenty-
second and Mission
Cuneo Joseph, 502 Francisco
Cunneen Arthur, SW cor Filbert and
Montgomery
Curley John, SW cor Twenty -second
and Potrero ave
Curtan D M, 135 Seventh
Cur tin Julia B Mrs, 506 i Natoma >
Curtis W P, 267 East
Cusack ThOmaS B, 715 Bran-
nau
Dahl Christopher, NE cor Greenwich
and Fillmore
Dahmel August E, cor Turk and Scott
Dahinke Fred, cor Berry and Ritch
Dakiu Wm, 1037 Howard
Daley Francis R, SE cor Twenty-eighth
and Alabama
DaLuz F F, 721 Broadway
Dannals C W, '825 Valencia
D'Arcy James, 17 Ritch
Dasmann & Co (Fredrick W Dasmannj
New Hayes Valley Market, SW cor
Laguna and Grove
Dauscher E J, SW cor Vallejo and
Leavenworth
Davico Charles, c >r Wheeler and Jessie
Deasy Catharine Mrs, 31 7 h Fifth
Decker Christian, 744 Fourth
Decker J H, 1031 Hyde
Decker Richard, NW cor Grove and
Devisadero
Dee Thomas, 21 Natoma
Deely James, 3100 California
DeLay Bros (E J and C E) SE cor Six-
teenth and Guerrero
Deling F, 1061 Folsom
Denegri G B, 731 Vallejo
Desmond Daniel, 455 Clementina
DetelS &-BisCh Off (Martin De
tels and John A Bischoff) also liquors,
SE cor Harbison and Main
I, S. VAN WINKLE 4 CO.,
413-415
Market St.
IRON, STEEL, ETC.
STOLTZS WALNUT COSMETIC
Darkens Gray or Sandy Hair and Whiskers
to Perfection. I>oeH NOT WASH OFF
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Detgen A H, 722 Harrison
DeutSCh Joseph, cor Chenery
and Randall
Devany John A, 16 Heron
Dewitt M & Co (M and A W De-
witt) 221 and 223 Third
Dewitt & Harris, 216 Sixth and 1073
Howard
Dickinson Elizabeth Mrs, cor Leaven-
worth and California
Dieckman & Rahlman (H H Dieck-
man and H F Rahlman) cor Railroad
ave and Teneriffe
Diedrichs Herman, 321 Bryant
Diercks & Von der Hide (H Diercks
and John Von der Heide) 432 Folsom
Dieter Philip, 1606 Mission
Dietrich Charles, SE cor Golden Gate
ave and Fillmore
Dillon B Mrs, 509^ Stevenson
Dimmer Nicholas, 743 Broadway
Dix & Straub (Casper Dix and Michael
Straub) NE cor Filbert and Fillmore
Dolder L F, 642 Jackson
Donahoe Moses, cor Twenty-second and
Fair Oaks
Donahue C J, NW cor Eighth and
Bryant
Done J H & Co (J H Done) 1003 Mc-
Allister
Donnohue Francis, cor Dolores and
Duncan
Donohue James, 116 Seventh
Dooley Ada, 1715 Jones
Dooley Patrick, SE c >r Bay and Hyde
DorgelOh F. NE cor Ninth and
Mission
Doscher Henry, SW cor O'Farrell and
Pierce
Doscher Henry, cor Michigan and Shasta
Doscher J D Mrs, cor First and Mission
Dreyer D, cor Illinois and Napa
Driscoll Michael, 225 Eighth
Drolet J A & Co (J A Drolet and J
Samit) 522 and 524 Broadway
Drucker John, cor Sixth and Mission
Druhe John G, SE cor Greenwich and
Dupont
Duffey John, 651 Mission
Duffy Edward, cor Sansome and Vallejo
Dugan Hugh, 524 First
Dunning Thos, 253 Clara
Dunworth Peter, 19 Clinton
Duveneck Charles B, SE cor Seven-
teenth and Eureka
Dwyer John, SW cor Ninteenth and
Howard
Dwyer Joseph, cor Church and Valley
Dwyer M Mrs, 745 Branuan
Ebbinghausen & Lilienthal (H Ebbing-
hausen and H Lilienthal) 2442 Mis-
sion
Eden & Bucking (M Eden and D Buck-
ing) NW cor Third and Silver
Eggers Henry, 223 Brannan
Eggers H F, SW cor Mason and Jackson
Ehle H, 1501 Buchanan
Ehlen John P, 813 Washington
Ehlers Wiechen, SW cor Vallejo »nd
Kearny
Eickhorst Frederick G, NW cor Green-
wich and Pierce
Eldredge B G, SE cor Broderick and
Sacramento
Enright E P, 1131 Howard
Enright Margaret Mrs, 317 Polk
Enright Patrick, SE cor Union and
Kearny
Erzgraber & Oesting (Adolph Erzgraber
and William Oesting) 27 and 108
California Market
Espel Bros (Louis and Frank) 2100
Howard
Faber Richard, SW cor Bush and Baker
Fabian Bros (Ernest M and Charles A)
cor Bush and Franklin. SE cor Polk
and Turk and NW cor Stockton and
Filbert
Fagothey Bros (Frank and Dennis) 200
Turk
Fahrenkrug & Co (Wm Fahrenkrug and
F Otterstedt) NW cor Howard and
Seventh
Falk & Simon, 801 and 803 Larkin
Fanning Thomas, NW cor Mason and
Green
Farly Dennis, cor San Bruno road and
Cortland ave
Farnum C A & Co (C A Farnum) 1934
Fillmore
Farrell James, 453 Natoma
Faus August, NE cor Twenty-third and
Folsom
Fehnemann Minnie, NW cor Larkin
and Green
Feldmann John D, NW cor Haight and
Scott
Fett Chas, 931 Folsom
Fice Richard, 1735 Market
Fichsaw A, 400 McAllister
Fiebush Marcus, 1401 Octavia
Fiegeler Herman, 18 Natoma
Fiel'LouisD, 401 Hyde
Field C R, 1657 Mission
Fielitz Wm, 259 Fourth
Finke Henry, SW cor Post and Baker
Finn James, 1121 Folsom
Finnegan John, SE cor Van Ness ave and
Hayes
Fisher Frederick, cor Twenty-sixth and
Sanchez
Fisher William C, SW cor Chestnut
and Taylor
Fitzgerald James, SE cor Harrison and
Tenth
Fitzgerald James, NW cor Devisadero
and Sutter
Fitzgerald John, 635 Howard
c 5
BARNARD'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
46 OFAKRELL ST., 8. F.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS
Nicoll the Tailor, SS«?fe IS
Street. Scnrt for Samples nnd
if-mea&urement— Sent Free.
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Fitzgerald John, 446 Clementina
Fitzgerald L, 223 Perry
Fitzgerald Patrick, 560 Mi-sion
Fitzpatrick Timothy, 36 Fourth
Fiaehmeyer Christian, 233 Fifth
Flaherty F A, 1S06 Market
Foley Edmond, 1315 Montgomery
Foley James. 1339 Pine
Foster Ellen, 324 Broadway
Foster Joseph, NE cor Union and Stock-
ton
Franceschiue Francis, cor O'Farrell and
Jones
Freeman E A, 1000 Hyde
French T J & Co (T J French and J T
Young) cor Mission and Twentieth
Friedrich Charles G, NW cor Folsom
and Twentieth
FriSCh John W, 132 Seventh
Fritzschen & Mangels (H B Fritzschen
and John Mangels) cor Mary Lane
and Berry
Fromhein Wm, cor Sutter
and Scott
Gaerdes John H, 534 First
Gaerdes & Strycker (Henry Gaerdes and
Chas Strycker) SW cor Bush and
Pierce
Gaestel Joseph, 1016 Kearny
Gaillard Pierre, 1406 Dupont
Gallagher Kate Mrs, 10 Boardman place
Garbariuo James C, NW cor Seven-
teenth and Capp
Garcia NieveS. 7 Pinkney place
Garibaldi Giuseppe, 420 Union
Gasque Henry F, SW cor Hyde and
O'Farrell
Gearty James, 224 Clara
Ceerkens Nicholas H, 29
Clementina
Gehrt Henry, 703 Dupont
CerhOW Fred, 2 and 4 Mission
Gil Jin James, NW cor Freelon and Zoe
Giese Bros (Claus and Jurgen) 230
Pacific
Gilbart William, SW cor Union and
Dupont
GillonT. 313 Sixth
GleasonE O, 1233 Market
Gleason & Stahle, 3 )7 Hayes
Glootz John P M, 421 Geary
Glouber M F, SE cor Geary and Web-
ster
Godsil T, 71 S^ Brannau
Goetjen Bros (C and J) 1319 Sacramento
Goetjen & Woebke (Fabian Goetjen and
John Woebke) SW cor Sacramento
and Stockton
Golder Louis, NW cor Howard and
Tenth
Golee Oscar, 997 Bryant
Goodman Jacob, cor Butte and Kentucky
Goodwin Chas, 15 and 32 Centre Marke"t
Gorbam M C, 164 Jessie
Graham John T, SE cor Twenty-seventh
and Alabama
Grahm Mary Mrs, 504 Ninth
Grant Mary, NE cor Minnaand Fifteenth
Granuc i Bros (G and A) 1425 Dupoi t
Greggains Bridget Mrs, 25 Clinton
Greiuer Frederick, 413 Jones
Gremke H F, cor Sierra and Georgia
Groeper JSmil, SW cor Geary and Laguna
Grote H F Mrs, NE cor Geary and
Broderick
Grote John O, cor Seventeenth and
Church
Groth CH&CW, 534 O'Farrell
Groth O, NW cor Webster and Sutter
Cudehus Frederick, 3l§
Duuont
Gunter August, NW cor Fillmore and
Hermann
Haeke Christoph, 810 Sacramento
Hagen James, 424 Ninth
Hahn & Bohlman (Fred Halm and E
Bohlman) 201 Third
Hanjes Brothers (A f and e H)
SW cor Taylor and O'FarreH
Hanlan Welsh, 1042^ Folsom
Hanna James & Isaac, NE cor Mason
and Vallejo
Haunan Benjamin, 1531 Mis-ion „
Hans George J, NW cor Chestnut and
Dupont
HanSChen P, 716Brannan
Harditi & Guthrie (John Hardie and
William Guthrie) 213 Broadway
Harmon John, 1331 Minna
Harms Alvin H, 901 Larkin
Harnnaton Patrick, SE cor Twenty-
third and York
Hartje Frederick, NE cor Twenty-
second and Chattanooga
Hart Michael, 246 Eighth
Hartigan Patrick, I6i First
Hartter Louis, 621 Mission and 120
Fifth
Harty Margaret Mrs, 523 Mission
Harvey Ann Mrs, 117 Ellis
Hassmer V'alentine, SE cor Powell and
Washington
Hastedt Charles, NE cor Clay and
Stockton
Hastedt Ferdinand, SE cor Stockton
and Morton
Hastedt Frederick W, 210 Stockton
Hatton & Schumacher, Kentucky bet
Sierra and Nevada. Potrero
Hause E M, SW cor Seventh and Jessie
Hauser John J, NW cor Dupont and
Filbert
Hayes B, cor Twenty-sixth and Bartlett
Hayes Thomas, 438 Third
Healey Julia Mrs, S32 Eighteenth
Healy J D, 132 Shipley
Hearty & Guthrie (John Hearty and
W L Guthrie) 213 Broadway
DYNAMITE, E P f
Ciant Powder. The Only Re'iable High
Osive. Bandmann, Hielsenft Co., General Agents, S. K.
STEAM ENGINES & THRESHING MACHINES. '■
421 427 Market St.
Heavey B J, 53 Everett
Heins J D, N VV cor Fremont and Fol-
som
Heitmann H H, cor Green and Battery
Heitmann H H, 400 Pacific
Jlellberg Henry, 500 Ninth
Helms John E A, 18 Seventh
Hempel Herman E, NW cor Sacra-
mento and Scott
Heiicken Martin, SW cor Hyde and
Green
Henderson ChaS (temperance)
11)01 and 1903 Bush
Henry Ralph W, 2837 California
Hermann, Beyer & Co, cor Mission and
Gody
Heuer Alexander, cor Fourth and Ever-
ett
Heuer Philip, SW cor Montgomery ave
and Lombard
HeyC W, 318 Fifth
Heyer Albert, 500 Third
HigginS James. 961f Mission
Hildebrand William <J, 320 Green
Hildebraudt & Knop (Carsten Hilde-
brandt and Elfert Knop) SE cor
Montgomery and Broadway
Hillebrand Henry. 1712 Eddy
Hillebrandt & Co (H and N Hillebrandt)
SW cor Post and Webster
Hillen D H, NW cor Pine and Larkin
Hillibrand Carsten, NW cor Bush and
Octavia
Hillman Henry, IS Natoma
Hinck Henry J, sw cor Polk and
O'Farrell
Hinrichs Chaa J, 337 Third
Hintmann Henry, SW cor Polk and
Union
Hoeckele Louis, 341 Eddy
Hoegemann & Raschen (Julius Hoege-
mann and Fred Raschen) NE cor
Eighteenth ami Valencia
Httehn J P, Twenty-fourth nr Noe
Hoffacker B J, 3S Seventh
Hoffman Bros (Deidrich, George and
Ernest) NW cor Twenty-fourth and
Church
Hogan Mike, SE cor Webster and Fell
Holland John, 737 Brannan
Holland Joseph, 401 Folsom
Hoi lings Henry, cor Geary and Mason
Hollman Henry, 2805-2809 Mission
Hollman & Siemers, cor Seventeenth
and Castro
HolmThos, 330 Sutter
Ho st Jacob D, 31 Tehama
Holtmeier Henry, NE cor Filbert and
Taylor
Horstmann John. 775 Bryant
Hosford William, 33(5 Austin
Hough James J, NW cor Bush and
Fillni"re
Humphrey James, 51 6^ Geary
Hunter Robert P, cor Sanchez and Val-
ley
Hurewitz Philip, SW cor Bush and Dev-
isadero
Hurley J T, SE cor Grove and Bu-
chanan
Hutaff Henry, cor Twentieth and Flor-
ida
Hutchins Lemuel W, sw cor
Twenty-fourth and Bryant
Hynes Michael, 28 Natoma
Imgarten William, 1315 Mission
Irvine Bros (A, J S and W H) 1421
Stockton
Israel S, 711 Larkin
Issendorf C F, NW cor Harrison and
Fremont
Jackson Stephen, 40 Third
Jacobi Albert, 114 Seventh
Jacobsen Peter, 2019 Mason
Jacobsen Rudolph, NE cor Filbert and
Mason
Jakobs John C, SE cor Jackson and Bu-
chanan
James O P, 1 101 McAllister
Jatho Theodore, NW cor Geeen and
Kearny
Johns Thomas, NE cor Haight and Oc-
tavia
Johnson Henry, 1045 Howard
Johnson Martin J, 417 Third
Johnson Peter, NW cor Twenty-second
and Howard
Johnson & Fast (Otto Johnson and
Adolph Fast) NE cor Bioadway and
Kearny
Jonassen & Johansen (J M Jonassen and
A Johansen) 417 Third
Joost John & Henry, 13S Third
Joost John, 600 Second
Junck C G, SW cor Powell and Clay
Jurgens D R, SW cor Twenty-first and
Valencia
Kaechele & Roller (Michael Kaechele
and Chas Roller) 439 Fulton
Kahrs John, SW cor First and Minna
Kahrs & Hogref (Harry Kahrs and
Fred Hogref) N W cor Post and Taylor
Kalvelage & Mueller (Clemens Kalvel-
age and Jacob Mueller) SW cor Fell
and Franklin
Kampe Frederick W, 38 Natoma
Kane John T, 315 Eighth
Kaufmann & Feldmann (F Kaufmann
and J Feldmann) SW cor Fifth and
Mission
Kavanagh J J, 327 Tehama
Kayser Hubert, SE cor Oak and Octavia
Kearney Brothers (P and D) SE cor Ful-
ton and Buchanan
Kearney P F, S E cor Folsom and Ninth
Kearny Bros, SE cor Fulton and Bu-
chanan
ST. DAVID'S 190 Rooms,
715 Hiward St., nr. Third, San Francisco. No dark
rooms. No jjuesfc uses linen once used by another.
Thin Fancy Woods for Scroll Sawing attSSSHE
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Keating Bros (James and David) 1520
Folsom
Kehoe Bryen, Holly Park, Mission road
nr Thirty-first
Kehoe John W, 123 and 125 Ninth
Keller Joseph, NE cor Larkin and Union
Kelley & Hagerty (P Kelley and James
Hagerty) 241 Fourth
Kelly John G, SW cor Twenty-fifth and
Church
Kelly Peter, 235 Fell
Kelly William, 316 Eleventh
Kelting & Ttetjen (Jacob Kelting and
D W Tietjen) SW cor Washington
and East
Kendall & Flitner (F H Kendall and F
WFlitner) 1134 Market
Kennedy Dennis, cor Eddy and Pierce
Kennedy Patrick J, cor Market and
Taylor
Kennedy Patrick, cor Twenty-seventh
and Folsom
Kenney John, 1406 Pacific
Kidney Jane Mrs, 648 Second
Kiel & Schmidt (Bernard Kiel and
Henry Schmidt) SE cor Sacramento
and Baker
King Mrs A, 356 Jessie
Kirkpatrick Daniel, NW cor Post and
Mason
KlagCS AugUSt. 1030 Folsom
Klein Ernst, NW cor Twenty-second
and Folsom
Klunder & Westphal (John Klunder
and Henry Westphal) 101 and 103
Jackson
Klute & StefFens(AKluteandH
StetfV-ns) 242 Fourth
Knief & Bode. (Geo E Knief and
Fred Bode) also wines and liquors, SE
cor Mason and Vallejo
Knoche Henry, 423 Third
Knoop Diedrich, 301 Octavia
Knuhel & Meyer (John Knubel and Mar-
tin Meyer) 701 McAllister
Knust Henry, 300 Fourth
Koch Edward, cor Polk and Vallejo
Kodzian Walter, cor Teneriffe and Tom-
bigbee
Koerner John N, SE cor Market and
Pearl
Kohler John, 1841 Market
Kohn BrOS (C H and D G) 218 Sec-
ond and 252 First
Kohn Henry, 408 Folsom
Kohrn William G, NVV cor Franklin
and Page
Kolkmann Hermann, SE cor Geary and
Hyde
Koning Max, SW cor Filbert and Du-
pont
Koopman E, 1507 Franklin
Koster H & Co (Henry Koster and
P D Bernhard) 700 Bush
Kostering Chas, 1113 Folsom
Kramer William D, SW cor Dupont
and Greenwich
Krebs Emil, cor Twenty-first and Treat
ave
Kreye John L, 150 First
Kroeger H A, 1600 Polk
Kroenke H C, 1165 Mission
Kruger L, Natoma bet Eighth and Ninth
Kuhlmann Diederich, NW cor Fourth
and Brannan
Kurtz A, NE cor Third and Bryant
Lackmann John, 816 California
Lafii Lucio, 186 Fourteenth
Lake Benj, 995 Market
Lally John, Mission bet Thirty-first
and Randall
Lasar Leopold & Son, 1534 Post
Lawler Francis, 429 Minna
Lawler Michael H, 411 Fifth
Lazzareschi Louis, NE cor Eleventh and
Mission
Lebenbaum Bros, 215 Sutter
Lebenbaum S & Co, 1447 Polk
Lee Susan, NVV cor Tenth and Harrison
Lehmann C, 813 Larkin
Lehrke Henry, cor Mariposa and Min-
nesota
Leibcher Edward, 1000 Pacific
Leisen Geary H, NE cor Union and
Leavenworth
Leiser John L, 3420 Mission
Lenormand Bros (Joseph and Leon)
SW cor Pine and Dupont
Lessmann Joseph, NE cor Bush and
Larkin
I evingston Lazarus J, 1010 Polk
Levy J, NE cor McAllister and Laguna
Lincoln, Parkin & Co (Geo H and Gran-
ville H Lincoln and Chas A Parki i)
1049 Valencia and SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Mission
Lincoln & CO (Geo S Lincoln)
1801 Polk and' 729 Larkin
Lincoln & Parkin (G H Lincoln and C
A Parkin) 2910 Sixteenth
Lindall Caroline, 1403 Montgomery
Lindrob John, 335 Tenth
Lindwall E L, 21 Hinckley
Linehan John, cor Twenty-third and
Dolores
Loch William, 558 Howard
Loefiier & Hansen's Market (John
Loetfler and P Hansen) 2115 Howard
Loftis John, cor Day and Dolores
Lohmanu & Frerichs (Henry Lohmann
and Martin Frerichs) 156 and 164
Ninth
Lottritc Maria E, cor Sixteenth and
Randall place
Ludeman & Adams (John Ludeman
and J Adams) SE cor Fell and Gough
Luedersdorff Wm, NE cor Seventh and
Natoma
I. S. VAN WINKLE & CO.,
413-415 Perkins HORSE and MULE SHOES,
Market St. Globe-Putnam Northwestern Horse Nails
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic S^^ffLtK
Luhr William, NW cor Van Ness ave
and Turk
Luhrs D, 1061 Golden Gate ave
LllhrS John, NW cor Broadway
and Dup nt
Luna RomulO, 1236 Dupont cor
Vallejo
Lynet Martin, 2523 Post
Lyon Geo A, SW cor Post and Lyon
Lyons Sabina Mrs, 932 Nineteenth
Maass John G, SW cor Scott and Bush
MacDonald Alex D, Grand Arcade Mar-
ket, Sixth and S W cor Laguna and
McAllister
MacDougall J C, 1641 Mission
Macy William R, 415 Fifth
Madsen Chas, cor Clipper and Sanchez
Maguer Bros (W J and D J) 817 Broad-
way
Maguire Michael E, 124 Taylor
Maher Anna Mrs, 442 Twenty-ninth
Maher Ellen Mrs, **i Jessie
Maister M E Mrs, 2006^ Mission
Malley Patrick Mrs, 400 Ninth
Mangels Bros (H and G) cor Folsom
and Twenty-fourth
Mangels Frank, SW cor Market and
Pearl
Mangels & Gantner (Hans M C Mangels
and Henry W Gantner) SW cor Rail-
road ave and Manitoba
Mangoin Mary Mrs, 1701 Market
Manning James J, NE cor Castro and
Twenty-fourth
Mans & Staude (A Mans and J Staude)
815 Pacific
Mansfield E Mrs, 140 Eighth
Manterola Jacinto, 740 Broadway
Marcus Siegfried, 400 Turk
Mariani Stephen, SE cor Twenty-third
and Florida
Marioni G, 144 Eleventh
Marron Michael A, 401 Third and 332
and 334 Fourth
Martin Frerichs, 156 Ninth
Martin J B, 1500 Folsom
Marx Bros, SW cor Twenty-third and
Shotwell
Mass A W, cor O'Farrell and Mason
Masterson Wm & Geo, 138 Eighth
Matteucci & Vannucci (F Matteucci and
B Vannucci) 124 Pacific
Mayborg Charles, SW cor Greenwich
and Powell
Mayer B & Son, 236 Sixth
Mayer Philip, NW cor Eleventh and
Natoma
McCabe Bernard, 20 Anthony
McCabe John, 1113 Howard
McCarthy Catherine Mrs, cor Sanchez
and Army
McCarthy John Mrs, 896 Dolores
McCarthy Timothy, Michigan bet Napa
and Sierra
McCauliff Daniel, NW cor Twenty -sec-
ond and Alabama
McCooey James, NW cor Minna and
Fifteenth
McCOOey Owen, 961 Bryant
McCormack John, NE cor Golden Gate
ave and Jones
McCormick M Mrs, 252 Eighth
McCormick Patrick, NW cor Sierra and
Georgia
McCoy Patrick, SE cor Eighth and
Howard
McCreagh Thos, 919 Harrison
McDermott B F Mrs, 31 Ritch
McDevitt Daniel, 770 Howard
McDonald Duncan, 17 Valencia
McDonald Thomas, Ocean View
McDougall J C & Co, 1641 Mission
McElroy & Magner (P J McElroy and
M Magner) 518 and 520 Fourth and
422 Sixth
McGinniss Edward, SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Alabama
McGlinchey Michael, NW cor Filbert
and Taylor
McGovern P J & Co (Peter J McGov-
ern) 2925 and 2927 Sixteenth
McGrath Thos, 138 Shipley
McGreal Patrick, 5C0 Seventh
McGuern B Mrs, 336 Main
McGuire Henry, NE cor Church and
Duncan
Mclnerney J J, SE cor Oak and La-
guna
Mc Larkey James, N W cor Webster and
Filbert
McMurray P, 83 Brady
McPartland Daniel, NE cor Washing-
ton and Leavenworth
McShane John, 1160 Folsom
McStay L Mrs, 247 Clara
McSwiggen Edward, Ocean View
Mehrtens J H & Co (J H Mehrtens and
E Reinhold) 1645 Polk
Mehrtens John, 1501 Market
Mehrtens Richard, 1232 Mis
sion
Meierdierks Christian, 416 O'Farrell
Meisel Herman A, NE cor Union and
Montgomery
Meisel H C, NW cor Eighth and
Minna
Meisner Gustave, NW cor Nineteenth
and Guerrero
Menke Henry, NW cor Francisco and
Mason
Mersing John B, NW cor Folsom and
Eighth
Merz Wm, SE cor Sutter and Powell
Messenburg Henry, 34 Jessie
Meyenborg August, 133 Pacific
Meyer Charles, SW cor Geary and
Steiner
Meyer Charles, 828 Clay
Hobbs, Wall £ Co.,
AWESTS
STKAMER
Crescent City,
for < r<- scent < it y.
314 Spear St., S.F.
NICOLL THE TAILOR,
K1G Market St., S. F. Send for Samples of Uiew
Goods and Self measurement Rules— Sent Free.
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Meyer J W, NW cor Broderick
and Fine
Meyer M D, Sff cor Geary and Devisa-
dero
Meyer & Akmann, 16 Sacramento
Meyerhof Martin, SE cor Geary and
Mason
Michaelis H P, junction Twenty-eighth,
Valencia and Mission
Miller Christina Miss, 1306 Polk
Miller John, 16 Chesley
Miskell Kate, 1071 Bryant
Mitchell John, SE cor Twenty-fourth
an 1 Harrison
Mitchell Peter, 328 Seventh
Mitchell & Henke (T F Mitchell and C
H Henke) NW cor Twenty-fourth
and Fotrero ave
Mohlfeldt Louis, 131 O'Farrell
Mohr & Steffens, NE cor Pacific and
Polk
Mohrmann Co (Frederick Mohrniann
and Nicholas Blanken) 5)1 Broadway
Molitor Annie Mr*, 217 fifteenth
Monahan Patrick, 12S2 Folsom
Monsees Henry, 756 Bryant
Montgomery Charles, cor Harrison and
Garden
Montgomery Charles & Bro (Charles
and Wm) 227 and 229 Second
Montgomery & West (Chas Mont-
gomery and James West) 41 Sixth
Moore John, 413 Fifth
Moran Frank, -i22 Fourth
Mordhorat John C, cor Mission and
Brook
Morris Aaron, 725 Montgomery
Morrisey Ami Mrs, 210 Fifth
Mulcahy Annie Mrs, cor Butte and
Bryant ave
Mulcahy Michael, 141 Second
Mulcare Patrick, 540 Natoma
Mulhall Joseph, 1S21 Hyde
Mnllane M, 446 Natoma
Mullen Ellen, 327$ Eighth
Mullins Jeremiah, 1016 Folsom
Muucey Wm G, SE cor Twenty-second
and Shotwell
Murken Martin, 801 Buchanan
Murphy James, also liquors, 120
Eighth
Murphy James, 1410 Folsom
Murphy John, S W cor Twenty-fifth and
Columbia
Murphy R, 311 Seventh
M irray David, 464J Tehama
Murray E Mrs, 83 Clementina
Murray Thos M, 719 Laguna
Musante Charles, 316 Green
Muse & Lindemann (C D Muse and Chas
Lindemann) 14 I Berry
Minis Henry, SE cor Broadway and
Mason
Nachtigall Frederick, cor Post and
Broderick
Nail Samuel, 919 Folsom
Nelson Henry, 344 Bryant
Nelson H & Co (H Nelson and Andrew
Faist) NW cor Bryant and Second
Nelson John, 17 Seventh
Neueuburg John, NE cor Mason and
Francisco
Neumann C, i307Poik
Neuuaber Henry, cor Eighteenth and
Shotwell
Newmann Abraham, 110 Ninth
Niassen E Mrs, cor Sierra and Indiana
Nobmann Christopher, SW cor Califor-
nia and Fillmore
Nolte August F, cor Taylor and Chest-
nut
Nuhrenberg Charles, NW cor Broadway
and Polk
O'Brien Jerry, 356 Jessie
O'Brien Peter, 111 Vallejo
O'Brien Thomas, 650 Mission
O'Connell Patrick, 816 Greenwich
O'Connor James, 217 Mason
O'Connor J & Co (J O'Connor) 434
Geary
O'Connor L, 212 Eighth
O'Connor Patrick, 416 Stevenson
O'Connor Richard, 718 Clementina -.
O'Donnell Michael, w s Seventeenth bet
Castro and Noe
O'Leary John, 45 and 47 Ecker
O'Leary M Mrs, 24S Shipley
O'Reilev Peter, 155 San Bruno road
O'Reilly James, 409^ and 411 Third
O'Shaughnesay James, 1034 Howard
O'Sullivan Charles, 47S Te
hama
Offermann William, NW cor Folsom
and Tenth
Ohland John A, cor Twelfth and Fol-
som
Oleson & Uddin (A L oieson
and John N Uddin) 332 Main
Orlando G, cor Twenty-eighth and
Church
Osthoff J H, NE cor Twenty-second and
Alabama
Otten Claus, 1427 Octavia
Otten John, 434 Greenwich
Otten & Hink (John Otten and Martin
Hink) NE cor Golden Gate and Scott
Oulton M, 748 Brannan
Owens James, 1151 Howard
Palmer & Barrows, 531 Geary
Pannick C, cor Platte and Venezuela
Pape & Risdand (J Pape and A Riss-
land, 105 St'-ckton
Patteson Geo W H, NE cor Church
. and Thirtieth
Pauii Gustav J, NE cor Greenwich and
Stockton"
Paulsen Hermann, 39 Taylor
T 1 t\ 1 X _J T'.ie Best for Tree and Stump uiasunjt;.
Judson Powder Improved, Ba n dmann,NieL,.n*co.,A S t.. I s.F
Baling
Drooono Truman, Isham & Hooker, 421-427 Market Ft. Way, Hide,
I ICbdCb. MOP, V* OOli, RAO, and O It 111 ILL A FRKSSES.
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Paulsen John E, also dealer in
wines, liquors and cigars, 701 Valen 1
cia
Paulsen Wm, NW cor Seventh and Mis-
sion
Pecht Richard, SW cor Geary and
Joaes
Perata Michael, NW cor Dupont and
Union
Petersen R, 12 Boardtnan place
Petteuati Peter, 1028 Kearny
Petterson Eliza Mrs, 136 Folsom
Pettijohn E & Co, 107 Seventh
Philbon J & Son (John and M A) 142
Page
Pistolesi August, 7-52 Washington
Plath John, 1401 Steiner
Plummer George E, 6 Steuart
Podesta & Daiidii (Antonio Podestaand
Andrew Daneri) SH Pacific
Pohlker John & Co, cor Howard and
Twenty-sixth
Pope Jacob H, SW cor Ninth and
Jessie
Postil Amandus, 318 and 320 Polk
Postel John F W, SW cor Sixteenth
and Howard
Power Bernard, 1721 1 Jones
Power John N, 1110 b'olsom
Powers John, SW cor Hyde and Union
Powers Nicholas, 551 Howard
Pracht August, NW cor Union and
Montgomery
Prien Henry, SW cor Beale and
Folsom
Priest T F, 670 Clementina
Piydz Louisa, SE cor Green and Mason
Puckhaber John, cor Teneriffe and Tom-
bigbee
Puvogel & Beversen (John
Puvogel and Henry Beversen) NE cor
Fourth and Freelon and NW cor
Sixth and Jensie
Pyne Edward, SW cor Hyde and
Brondway
Quade & Straut, 716 Market
Quigley Hugh, 130 Shipley
Quid John, 115 Eighth
Quirk J, 314 Eighth
Radke Fred, 225 Polk
Raschen Lueder, NW cor Third and
Townsend
Rathjen & CO (Martin and
Henry Rathjen) 601 Bush and 629
Lirkin
Ratzeburg Wm, SE cor Eighth
and Bryant
Reardon A J Mrs, cor San Bruno road
and Army
Reddingtou J H & M, 1316 Sacramento
Reeckmann Amandus, NE cor Fran-
cisco and Powell
Regan Bartholomew, 241 Stevenson
Regan John F, 21 Minna
Reid Geo W, 450 Sixth and 1131 Pacific
Reilly B, 137 Shipley
Reiby James, 1710 Leavenworth
Rengstnrff & Co (Fred Rengstorff and
Jacob Both) NE cor Turk and Fill-
more
Re Wig F W, NE cor Fifteenth and
Guerrero
Richaid.son James, cor Seventeenth and
Alemany
Richter Reinhold, 823 Valiejo
Rick born Fernando, SW cor Oak and
Goxt^h
Riechers Frederick W, 601
Lark in
Ring Bros (W F and D J) SW cor Polk
aud Broadway
Ringe Eibe, cor Kearny and Valiejo
Riordan Bros (C and R) 269, 446 and
448 Third
RistOW John, NW corSan Bruno
road and Army
Roach R Mrs. 1180 Harrison
Robinson & Kuox (Joseph H Robinson
and Andrew B Knox) 1910 Market
Roderick J D, 455 Stevenson
Roiide John, SW cor Taylor and Clay
Rohlffs C C, SW cor Mission and East
Rohrs Diedrich, SW cor Clay and Mason
Rohra John, SW cor Mission and Elev-
enth
Romani S& Co (S Romani) 321 Broad-
way
Romberg Wm, 730 Bush
Roouey James, Potrero ave bet Sixteen-
th aud Eldorado
Ross Adam, SE cor Pierce and Ellis
Rothchild Henry, cor Ellis and Powell
Rouard Joseph, NE cor North Point
and Larkin
Rouppal C, 952 Howard
Rourke Chas, 759 Bryant
R uncle C H, NW cor Eighteenth and
Collmgswood
Russell John E, NW cor Treat ave and
Twenty-fourth
Ryan E Mrs, 936 Folsom
Ryan James, 144 First
Ryan James W, 117 Fifth
Ryan Nicholas, 535 Stevenson
Ryan Thos, NE cor Eighth and Harri-
son
Sagehorn Hermann, 520 Union
Sagehorn John, NE cor Montgomery
and Green
Salomon Newman, sw cor
Geary and Scott
Saltzer D, 974£ Folsom
Sammy Geo, NE cor Tyler and Larkin
Sancken C & Co (C Sancken and A
Bnrmeister) NE cor Eddy and Steiner
Sanders Annie, 123 Shipley
Sandersfeld F T, c«>r Turk and Franklin
M°ti3usui, Designers and Fresco Painters, P H j£Sfd? BS .
WALNUT, MAPLE CHERRY.
John Wizmore; Office, 133 SprarSt.
Yards 129-147 Spear; 2C-2S Howard.
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Sandmann Ernest, 500 First
Sandvoss A fl, NW cor Webster and
Ellis
Sass Marcus, SW cor Eighteenth and
Noe
Sbarboro & Co, 531 Washington
Scalley N S, H49Foisom
Scheper Carsten, SW cor Fifteenth and
Capp
Schiukel Otto, SW cor Bryant and
Langton
Schleef John H, SW cor Powell and
Jackson
Schleef & Rippe (J H Schleef and J H
Rippe) NW cor Twenty-fourth and
Bryant
Schlesselmann Bros (H and H) SW cor
Hayes and Polk
Schlichting & Co, 449 Fifth
Schloen John, SW cor Polk and Sacra-
mento
Schloh Louis, NW cor Mission and
Seventeenth
Schmidt Henry, 220 First
Schottler A & Co (A Schottier
and John Sullivan) SW cor Montgom-
mery and Vallejo
Schrader Chas, 700 Front
Schriefer D H, 155 Natoma
Schroder Chas, 601 McAllister
Schroder H & CO (Herman
Schroder) 2017 and 2019 Fillmore
Schroder H & Son (Herman and J H)
NW cor Cough and Fell
Schroder J H, 1600 Geary
Schroder J H, NW cor Washington and
Webster
Schroder Wm J H, 117 Second
Schroder & Co (Herman Schroder) 1138-
1142 Sutter
Schroeder & Bohlen (Rudolph Schroeder
and Henry Bohlen) SE cor Clay and
Fillmore
Schroeder & Vocke, 301 Golden Gate ave
Schubert August, NW cor Nineteenth
and Howard
Schuldt H, NW cor Third and Silver
Schulken Brothers (John and
Henry) 1)01 Bush and IS Twenty-third
Schulte Louisa Mrs, 1323 Sacramento
Schultheis Henry, NW cor Polk and
Clay ■
Schultz Theodore, 426 Green
Schulz Henry, SW cor Bush and Web-
ster
Schumacher E A, proprietor
The HomesteadParlor,SEcorTwenty-
rirst and Valencia
Schwarmann H, also wines,
liquors and cigars, 765 Folsom
Schwartz Diedrich, SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Valencia
Schwartz & Husing (C Schwartz and R
Hnsing) cor Eighteenth and Mission
Sculley Jeremiah, 1313Sansome
Sears David S, 66 Everett
Seebeck H C, 1020 Pacific
Seegelken H J, nw cor Bush
and Franklin
Seeger August, 2117 Fillmore
Seegers & Schmackenberg (J F Seegers
and J H Schmackenberg) cor Natoma
andRuss
Segelken Herman, SE cor Twelfth and
Howard
Selk Charles, 254 and 256 Jessie
Sethmaun Henry, 1428 Powell
Sexton A Mrs, 707 Brannan
Sexton D, NW cor Alabama and
Twenty-third
Shannon John, SE cor Grove and
Octavia
Sharkey John, 114 Seventh
Shea Patrick, 1401 Folsom
Sheehy William J, 421 Union
Shohay Frank, 920 Pacific
Sickler John L, SW cor Twenty-second
and Folsom
Siemer & Esdor, NW cor Jones and
O'Farrell
Slator George, SE cor Leavenworth and
Vallejo
Smidt Louis, SE cor California aird
Dupont
Smith H A, H5 and 117 Clay
Smith Henry, 10 Washington
Smith Louis, SE cor California and
Dupont
Sobbe Henry Mrs, SE cor Harrison and
Be ale
Speckman Frank F, NE cor Fourth and
Mission
Spencer C H Mrs, 112 San Jose ave
Springer W, cor Seventeenth and
Dolores
StaatsI F, 913 Harrison
Stack Richard, 422 Clementina
Stable Bros (J F H and C A) 307 Hayes
Stanton E F Mrs, 1121 Harrison
Stanton G, 519 Eighth
Stapelfeldt William, NE cor Fillmore
and Waller
Steffens & Reinecke (Dick Steffens and
F H Reinecke) cor Main and Folsom
Steimke Frederick, SW cor Union and
Octavia
Steinhoff H, NW cor Bush and Dupont
Stelling Bros (Barthold and Peter) NW
cor Stockton and Vallejo
Stelling Charles, 1016 Clay
Stelling George, NW cor Francisco and
Stockton
Stellmann John A, 151 Taylor
Stemmer Solomon, 335 Bush
Stikleson Nellie, 225 Tenth
Stoeven Thies, SW cor Union and
Powell i
Stone Wm; SE cor Pacific and Laguna
I. S. 'tAZElESAg?- IRON, STEEL 4 HEAVY HARDWARE
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Streicher Annie E, 442 Ninth ,
Strickert Paul & Co (Paul Strickert)
NE cor Broadway and Montgomery
Sturcke Herman, 329 Fifth
Sturken & Hollings (HSturken and N
Hollings) NW cur Third and Brannan
Sulivan Mary, 219 Tenth
Sullivan B L, 214 Eighth
Sullivan Daniel, 538 Fourth
Sullivan D E, NE cor Bryant and Dore
Sullivan J J, H30Folsom
.Sullivan Johanna, 918 Howard
Summers Ellen, 320 Fifth
Swan John, c r Tennessee aud Sierra
Swordstream E J, 127 Fifth
Tallman Samuel, 1422 Polk
Tamm John W, cor Powell and Bush
Tarpey Thos, NW cor Fifteenth and
Howard
Tennis Henry, cor Grove and Gough
Theller G P, NW cor Twenty-sixth and
Alabama
Thode John W, 544 Hayes
Thornton Michael, 222 Filbert
Tieck John, 645 Post
Tiedeinann John, SE cor Fillmore and
Haight
Tiedemann Martin, 700 McAllister
Tiedemann & Sch<macker (Henry
Tiedemann and Andrew Schomacker)
1301 Powell
Tietjen Bros (H and R) 1046 Folsom
Tietjen D W, 317 Drumm
Tietjen Henry, SW cor Broadway and
Leavenworth
Tietjen Herman, 520 Pine
Tittel Philip A & Co (Philip A Tittel)
SW cor Greenwich and Mason
Tobbenboske J Henry, SW cor Howard
and Second
Tobelmann Henry, SE cor Hayes and
Franklin
Tobin Edward, 5-8 Howard
Tomalty Patrick J, 114 Sixth
Tomlinson J Mrs, 607 Post
Tonjes M & C (Martin and Christopher)
SE cor Union and Mason
Toomey Jeremiah, cor Michigan t and
Sierra'
Tostmann Henry, 876 Mission
Troy M Mrs, 405 Clementina
Truelson Theo, SE cor Sacramento and
Leavenworth
Tusney M Mrs, 137 Shipley
Twiggs James, 501 Seventh
Valdez Zeferino. 1326| Dupont
Vennekohl Bros (John and Bernhard)
1208 Pacific
Verdenhalven John, SW cor Sixth and
Harrison
Vollers Bros (C and J) 971 Harrison
Vollmer John, 737 Turk
Von Glahn Christina Mrs. 120 Four-
teenth
Von Hacht Theodore, SW cor Sutter
and Devisadero
Von Hadeln John, NW cor Powell and
Green
Von Harten Louis, NW cor Sixth and
Brannan
Von Staden D C, SW cor Mission and
Steuart
Wall Michael, cor Twenty-sixth and
Church
Waller & Bro (Christian and Glaus) 1731
Market
Wallman Richard, NW cor Sutter and
Lyon
Walsh James, 2501 Larkin
Ward Daniel, NE cor Day and Sanchez
Ward & Rowan (W J Ward and M
Rowan) 337 Fourth
Warnke William, 734 Broadway
Warnken Hermann F, NW cor Dupont
and Francisco
Wassmann Harry, cor Potrero ave and
Sonoma
Waterman J G, 733 Montgomery
Wegman & Huebner (August Wegman
and Hugo Huebner) 1110 Dupont
Welcer Henry, 2501 Mission
Wellbrock Henry, 214 Davis
Welsh & Hanlan, 1042i Folsom
Wendte Christian, NE cor Fifteenth
and Dolores
Wentworth C W, SW cor Hayes and
Laguna
Werner & Close, cor Twenty-fourth and
Sanchez
Wertheimer Michael, 501 Hayes
Wessel J & Co (Jacob Wessel and Mar-
tin Meyerhof) SW cor Mission and
Twelfth
Wessel s A & Co (A Wessels and G Sey-
den) NE cor Twenty-sixth and Mis-
sion
Wet j en C, 1049 Howard
Wheelan John S, cor Thirteenth and
Harrison
Wheeler Dennis, cor Sixteenth and De-
Haro
White George, NE cor Fifteenth and
Howard
Wiebalk END, SW cor Polk and
Bush
Wieboldt John P, NW cor Twentieth
and Valencia
Wiebusch C H G, 1525 Mission
Wilkens E O, 701 Hayes
Wilkens Friedericka Mrs, NE cor Mason
and Chestnut
Wilkens George & Co (George and Will-
iam) 600 Third
Wilkens Matthias, NE cor Chestnut
and Mason
Wilkens & Boese (J H Wilkens and N
Boese)SE cor Drumm and Sacramento
Willard W H, 1000 McAllister
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Williams John L & Co (John L Williams
and Jos A Stulz) 507 Montgomery ave
Windt Henry A, NE cor Hyde and
Broadway
Winter John F, NW cor Montgomery
ave and Filbert
Witte Charles, Georgia bet Napa and
Sierra
Wittmaack & Vock (Fred Wittmaack
and Simeon Vock) SW cor Grove and
Webster
Witzel Gustav, 601 Davis
Wobber Henry, NE cor Geary and
Leavenworth
Wobber Hermann, NW cor Lombard
and Powell
Woest & Dall (C L Woest and C C Dall)
SW cor Vallejo and Powell
Wolf Elias, Oc an View
Wolf John, 1100 Taylor
Wolters Bros (Henry and Richard) NE
cor Twentieth and Guerrero
Woiden Bros (W H and T C) 462 Sixth
Warden & Hartmann (Wm H Worden
and Henry Hartmaun) NW cor Pacific
and Hyde
Wrede Diedrich, NE cor Seventeenth
and Guerrero
Wulbern John, NW cor Filbert and
Lacuna
Wulff Peter, SE cor St Thomas and
Platte
Wulzen D H, NF cor Ninth and Folsom
Wulzen F H, SE cor Twenty-third and
Fair Oaks
Wurthmann B, NE cor Turk and Leav-
enworth
Young J T, SW cor Twentieth and
Valencia
Zalm Henry, 823 Vallejo
Zierenberg Ceo H, also provis-
ions and liquors, 721 Folsom cor
Ritch
Zierenberg J F, 923 Stockton
Zuhlke George, 415 Fourth
GROCERS- WHOLESALE
Adams L S, agt Adams, McNeill & Co,
405 Front
Allen & LeWIS (L H Allen and
<J H Lewis) Portland, Or, office 202
California
Booth & Co (Newton Booth, C T
Wheeler and J T Glover) Sacramento,
office 405 Front
Castle BrOS (Frederick L Walter
M and Albert E) also teas and coffees,
213 and 217 Front
Chichizola Antonio, 322 Pacific
Oorbitt & Macleay (Wm Corbitt and
Donald and Kenneth Macleay) Port-
land, Or. office 218 California
Judsou Powder Improved i^^NiS^ *
Daneri F & Co (Francisco Daneri and
Henry Casanova) 27 and 2 J California
Dowling T H & Co, 217 Front
Ehrman M & Co (M and Jos Ehrman
and S Sussman) 104-110 Front
Foster S & Co (S Foster) 26 California
Goldberg; Bowen & Co (J
Goldberg and Chas R Bowen) also tea
and wine merchants, 428-432 Pine
HaaS BrOS (Kalman and William
Haas and Leopold Klau) 100 and 102
California
Hanley & Snow (J S Hanley and L T
Snow) 210 California
Harris BrOS & CO (Charles, Mark
and Benjamin) 409 and 411 Front
Harrison, Wolff & Sher-
wood (English and French) 214 ami
216 Market and IS and 20 Front
Hooper & Jennings (A a
Hooper and George Jennings) 323 and
325 Market
JOneS & CO ( M P and Webster
Jones) 121 and 123 Market
KrUSe & Euler (Edward Kruse
and Emil Rohte) 1*09 and 211 Front
Lebenbaum Bros (S and L)
215 and 217 Sutter ^
Lendersdorff Wm, 133 Seventh
Lennon John A, 315 and 317
Clay
Levi & Co (Jacob Sr, Jacob Jr and Her-
man Levi) 117 and 119 Market
Lindley & Co, J D Croxall agt, 405
Front
Mangels M & Co (Martin and Claus
Mangels) 319 Clay
Mau Albert & Co (Oteiia Mau
and Herrmann J Sadler) 9-15 Beale
Meyer BrOS & CO, Peter Meyer
proprietor, 305 and 307 Front
Neumann C, 1307 Polk
O I c o v i c h B r O S, 12 and 14
Front
Peterson C R & Co (C R Peterson) 504
Front
Rathjen & Co, eoi Bush cor
Stockton and 629 Larkin cor Ellis
Richards, Harrison & Sherwood (W H
Richards, R J Harrison and H H
Sherwood) 401 and 403 Sansome
Root & Sanderson (E M Root and Geo
H Sanderson) 122 and 124 Market
and 19 and 21 California
Smith H A, U5 and 117 Clay
Tillmann & Bendel ( F 1 re , de "? 3 k
TUlmaun and Hermann Bendel) 616-
327 Battery
Wadhams & Flliott (W Wadhams and H
A Elliott) Portland, Or, office 206
Front
Wellman, Peck & Co (B Wellman) 126-
132 Market
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GUNS AND SPORTING
MATERIALS
Adams Charles, 508 Commercial
Allen ElT, 416 Market
Bachmann Joseph, 729 Clay
Browning & Bremer (A Browning and
A Bremer) 651 Clay
Clabrough & Golcher (John P Clabrough
and Win Golcher) 630 and 632 Mont-
gomery
Cue R, agt New York Health Lift
Co, 402 Kearny
Constantine Cosma, 3 Vallejo
Cotrel Thomas, 528 Montgomery
Cuny N & Bro (N and J) 1 13 Sansome
Dunn Horace D, 51-7 Washington
Jicha John, 631 Washington
Klein John E, 120 Ellis
Ladd C D, 529 and 531 Kearny
Liddle & Kaeding (Robt Liddle and
Chas Kaeding) 538 Washington
Maggio Fortunato, 896 Front
M Oiler LOUIS. 712 Kearny
Schneider W H, 622 Market
Schoeneman F, 517 Kearny
Shreve & Wolf (George W Shreve and
Simon Wolf) 214 Bush
Skiilker John, also agent Nobel's
Giant Gap Go, 256 Market
Wallmann C & Bros. 102s
Sutter
Wilson A W, 59 Second
Wilson H H & Son. 27 Sixth
Winchester Repeating Arms Co, E B
Rambo msrr, 418 and 420 Market
GYMNASIUMS.
Olympic Club, 1 14 O'Farrell
Young Men's Christian Association, 216
Sutter
HAIRDRESSERS
(See Barbers.)
Oem-t;:L?a,l BatlisI
113 & 115 Geary St., above Dupont,
SATV FRANCISCO.
The most Comfortable Family, Cheapest and Cleanest Hot and Cold Water Baths in the City with
Hot or Cold Showers.
The Only Salt Water Bath in the Center of the City.
The Largest Establishment in the City.
PRICES.
Sulphur and Medicated Baths $1 00 I
Ladies' Shampooing 50 |
Hair Cutting' 25 I
Bran Baths 50
Single Hot and Cold Water Baths ?0 25
Soda Baths 35
Salt Water Baths 35
The Best Shave in the City 15
L. CORRIVEAU, Proprietor.
HAIR-HUMAN.
Bacher E Mrs, 918 Market
Block L & Co (L Block) 141 Post
Burnett Madam, 410 Third
Cok C B Mrs, 637 Kearny
Deler John, 12 Kearny
Duval Louis. H Stockton
Gilford J A Mrs, 2938 Sixteenth
Goldstein & Cohn (Simon Goldstein and
Hermann Cohn) 822 Market
Graf BrOS (J L and Alex) importers
and manufacturers, 120 Sutter
Grande D S, 519 Fourth
Kauptli Jacob, 411 Sutter
Hauptli John, H02 Market
Hays F, importers and manufactur-
ers, 20 Geary
Hubbard E HMrs, 923 Market
Hyman Joseph, 703 Mission
Maugein Fanny, 1618 Polk
McCormick Fanny Mrs, 1019 Stockton
McKinney M Mrs, 1638 Mission
Meinberg Mary 11 Mrs, 340 Sutter
Monks S, 20S Stockton
Morris Mark H, 705| Market
Plonsky Henry. 35 Sutter
Ralph Maggie Miss, n* Ellis
Rosenberg Chas, 1054 Howard
Salisbury & Bigelow (Mrs M
Salisbury and Mrs M F Bigelow) 129
Sixth
Sanchez Frank A, 531 Valen-
cia
Schmitt M B Mrs, 224£ O'Farrell
Spitz Bertha Mme, 328 Kearny
Strozynski Stanislaus, 22 Powell
Sullivan O Mrs, 1525 Mission
Williams G A Mrs, 633 Market
Williams M A Mrs, 316 Hayes
Zimmermann E, 331 Sixth
ST. DAVID'S. 190 Rooms,
715 Howard St., nr. Third, S. F. Price per night, 50
cents, 75 cents, and $1; per week, from $2 upwards.
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GRAF BROS.,
Importers and Manufacturers of
HUMAN HAIR GOODS,
120 SUTTER STREET,
Rooms 63 and 64. SAN FRANCISCO.
JHAUPTLI, Importer of Human Hair.Whole-
i sale and Retail, and Manufacturer of all
kinds of Human Hair Goods, 411 Sutter Street.
Branch Store, 1102 Market St., San Francisco.
MRS. M. SALISBURY.
MRS. M. F. BIOELOW.
HAIR STORE,
129 Sixth Street, San Francisco.
Invisible Fronts a Specialty, made to suit all
faces. A fine line of goods always on hand.
Combings rooted and made up in the best pos-
sible manner. Switches cleaned and dyed. Toi-
let and Manicure Artieles of all kinds. Hair
Dressing' and Shampooing'.
HAIR DYES
StOltz David, 108^ O'Farrell
HAIR RESTORATIVES
Reaves M A, 115."? Folsom
StOltZ David, 108$ O'Farrell
HAIRDRESSERS' COS
METICS
StOltZ David, 108* O'Farrell
HAIRDRESSERS-LA
DIES'
(See also Barbers.)
Burnett K Mme, 410 Third
Deler J, 12 Kearny
Ford Delia Miss, 209 O'Farrell
Gall M Miss, SI 4 Larkin
Garrissere F Mrs, 113 Dapont
Merrida A Miss, 41 8 * Natoma
MonkS S, 208 Stockton
Phillips J Mrs, 122 Ellis
Ringgold W H Mrs, 525 Post
Smith M Miss, 1008 Leavenworth
Strozynski Stanislas, cor Powell and
Ellis
HALLS
Adelphi Holiness, Geo Newton pres, F
Elliott sec, H W Stowe treas, 607
California
Apollo, 808 Pacific
Archery, 1155 Mission
Armory, 156 New Montgomery
Barra's, 118 First
B'nai B'rith, 119 and 121 Eddy
Cambrian, 1132 Mission
Carr's, SE cor Mission and Twenty-
fourth
Centennial, 421 Hayes
Champion, Butte bet Tennessee and
Kentucky
Charter Oak. 771 Market
Children's, Silver Star House, NE cor
Sansome and Pacific
Comerford, cor Church and Twenty-
eighth
Docking's, 409 Montgomery ave
Duveneck's, NW cor Twenty-fourth
and Church
French Zouave, 808 Pacific
Garibaldi, 423 Broadway
Germania, Huber Bros proprs, 620 Bush
Gold n Gate, 131 Post
Graham's, SE cor Twenty-seventh and
Alabama
Grand Central, 997 Market
Improved Order of Red Men, 320 Post
Irish- American, 81S Howard
Irving, R F Pratt propr, 139 Post
Ixora, Alonzo Farr propr, 737 Mission
Knights of Pythias, 915 Market
Lafayette, 730 Montgomery
Maennerbund, Michell & Henke proprs,
NW cor Twenty -fourth and Potrero
ave
Mechanics' Pavilion, Larkin bet Grove
and Hayes
Myrtle, Railroad ave bet Trinidad and
Bahama
Odd FellOWS', SW cor Seventh
and Market
Ono, NE cor Fifteenth and Mission
Pioneer, w s Fourth bet Market and
Mission
Pixley, NE cor Polk and Pacific ave
Piatt's, 216 Montgomery
Redmen's, 510 Bush
Riggers and Stevedores, 806 Montgomery
Sander's, 71 New Montgomery
Saratoga, S 14 Geary
Schuur's, Henry Schuur propr, c<>)
Girard and Silliman
Scollay's, cor Stockton and Green
South San Fr.incisco Lieder-Kranz,
cor Teneriffe and Railroad ave
Spring Valley, cor Laguna and Union
St Joseph's, Tenth bet Howard and Fol
som
Turn-Verein Vorwats, 310 O'Farrell
Union, 731 Howard
Universal, 814 Pacific
Washington,, 35 Eddy
Wessel's, John Wessel propr, SE cor
Powell am? Union
S. VAN WINKLE 4 CO.,
413-415
Market (St.
IRON, STEEL, ETC.
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic
For «RAY HAIR. For Sale
by all OruggiMts and Barbers.
HAR
San Francisco.
HAR
213
HARD WAR E-R E T AI L
Bee J F, 346 Third
Bekeart J F, 34(5 Third
Bennett Bros (H C and C A) 31 Sixth
Burnap J, 4:25 Davis
Bash I & Co, 126 Clay
Chetwood John T, 1036 Market
Daneri Antonio, 420 Battery
Eastman & Co (T White, G and E F East-
man) 516 Valencia and 2734 Mission
Efinger Ch, 139 Third
Etting W A, 110 Sixth
Hammer Edward H, 319 Fifth
Haskell Eugene 0, 705 Larkin
Haug Julius, 115 Second
Helmken & Lackeman (B F Helmken
andChas Lackeman) 516 Kearny
Humason & Beckley Man-
ufacturing CO, A I Hall & Son
agents, 530 Market
[mhaus &, Triebel (E J Imhaus and
Louis Triebel) 403 Hayes
Jaffe M S, 106 and 108 Clay
Joost Brothers (Fabian and Behrend)
1438 and 1440 Mission
Landers Patrick, 324 Battery
Lane W E, 505 Kearny
Larrimore Richard, 509 Montgomery ave
LatSOn F P & CO, 28 and 30 New
Montgomery
Lehnig C E, 240 Fifth
Long Claude, 654 Washington
Loughead John, 1601 Polk
Mariani G D, 623 Pacific
Mclnnes J H, 923-927 Larkin
Merle Isidore, 528 Broadway
Nelson W F & Son ( W F and W A) 601
Front
Norman F G, S40 Valencia
Osborn RF& Co, 751 Market
Osborn & Alexander (F F Osborn and
Geo W Alexander) 628 Market
Rabjohn Edwin Sr, 139 Fifth
Robinson TP, 1623 Polk
Rosenkrans H & Co, 638 Market
Seeger August, 2117 Fillmore
Simmons, Rowe & Co (Joseph S and
Alonzo R Simmons and William B
Rowe) (liquidation) 52 Clay
Stone L D & Co, A Kempkey mgr,
F M Gilham agt, 422 and 424 Battery
StraUS J & CO, late Straus, Bloom
& Co (Jacob Straus) 102 Battery
Thompson J D, 3009 Mission
Vale & Son (Chas Vale) 1404 Polk
Vaupel & Hunt (Henry Vaupel and D
A Hunt) 2243 Mission
Webster W W & Co (W W Webster
and F E Newhoff ) 3 Spear
Williams S G & Sons (S G, Stephen G Jr
and Edw W) 253, 255 and 325 Fourth
Winch Walter, 512 Hayes
HARD WAR E- W HOLE
SALE.
Arnold Hardware Co, N S Arnold pres,
OH Bogart sec, 109 California
Baker & Hamilton (LL Baker
and R M Hamilton) NW cor Pine
and Davis
Caire Justinian, 521 and 523 Market
Carolan, Cory & Co (James
Carolan and Isaac H Cory) 117 and
119 California and 120 and 122 Front
Dunham, Carrigan & Co (B F Dunham,
Andrew Carrigan and Bruce Hayden)
17 and 19 Beale and 18-24 Main
French & Li nforth (F M French
and E W Linforth) 116 Front
Gordon Hardware Co, James E Gordon
pres, Carl Clareubach sec, 10 Pine
Hawley Bros Hardware Co
Marcus C Hawley president, Walter
N Hawley vice-president, George T
Hawley treasurer, 301-309 Market
Hawley D N & C A, 501 Market
Huntington, Hopkins & Co (C P Hunt-
ington, Chas Miller, W R S Foye and
Albert Gallatin) junction Bush, Mar-
ket and Front
Judson Manufacturing Co, 8 Pine
Latson Frank P & Co, 28 and
30 New Montgomery, under Palace
Hotel
OsbOm R F & CO (R F Osborn)
751 Market
Prag Marten, 125 Clay
Romaine N T, manager I S Van
Winkle & Co, 413 and 415 Market
Rosekrans H & Co (Milo S Jeffers) 638
Market
TayCeorge H & Co, 614 618
Battery
Truman. Isham & Hooker,
421-127 Market
Van Winkle I S & Co, N t
Ptomaine manager, 413 and 4 15 Market
HARD WOOD LUMBER.
Wigmore John, L33 Spear
HARNESS AND SADDLE
RY-RETAIL
Acton Richard, 2803 Mission
Briggs R F & Co, 220 and 222
Mission
Brisbois A, 735 Brannan
Calnan J J, 415 Folsom
Carlors T, 525 Pacific
Conway M G, 93H Mission
Cosbie H S C, 2207 Mission
Hobbs, Wall & Co., Mfrs. BOXES of every Variely, SSSXg,
Nicoll the Tailor, 816 Market St. •ESgS&SSX FREE.
214
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San Francisco.
HAT
Cosbie William, 516 and 518 Mission
Crane Wm R, 81 Fourth
Cuello Joseph, 5'25 Pacific
DaviS W, 410 Market
Delfino & Ross (A Delfino and A
Ross) 723 Sansome
Derham John F, ni5Poik
Deutsch Julius, 1408 Polk
Doyle Patrick, 1011 Market
Flores T, 1010 Kearny
Frankenberg Joseph, 220 Drumm
Freechtle J, S07 Larkin
Fuller Thomas, 628 Front
Gibbon W R, 1046 Sutter
Gllilfoyle J J, 2937 Mission bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Hammers Albert, 52S Hayes
Hansen Louis, 528 Montgomery ave
Haskell CL, 10 Bush
Heinze Ernst. Mission bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
Helke Chas & Son (Chas and Adolph)
617 Mission
Jaccpies Octave, 443 Broadway
Lahaney P W, cor St Thomas and Rail-
road ave, South S F
Lutzen Oscar A, 330 Montgomery
ave
Lynch & Gray (J Lynch and H Gray)
1023^ Market
McLaughlin T P, 83S Howard
McMahon J B, 219 Ellis
Mead N E, 637 Mission
Murphey William D, 420
Brannan
Nelson C H, 1642 Mission
O'Brien John, 204 Eighth
O'Kane John, 767 Market
O'Neill M, 530i Sixth
Phillips Benjamin, 303 Fifth
Phipps James, 665 Howard
Piche Medord, 636 Broadway
Sammann Ben, 1213 Fillmore
Schwan F, 962 Folsom
Smyth Mcrrison, 422 Jackson
Stang Fred, 422 Pacific
Stier Ernest F, 550 Fourth
Theilen H, 140 San Bruno road
Tillman August, 313 Minna
Warschauer Morris, 104 Clay
Weitner Antone, 534 Fourth
FRANK SCHWAN,
962 FOLSOM STREET,
Between Fifth and Sixth, San Francisco.
All kinds of Harness on hand, and Repairing
neatlv done.
HARNESS AND SAD
DLERY— WHOLESALE.
Brokaw A, 2210 Mission
COSbie H S C> a ' so manufacturer
harness liquid, 2^07 Mission
Davis Wm, 410 Market
Delphino & Ross (A Delphino and A O
Ross) 721 Sansome
Frankenberg Joseph, 21S Diumm
Gllilfoyle J J, 2937 Mission bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Hait & Brandenstein (H J Hart and A
J Brandenstein) 417 and 419 Market
Haskell Chas L, 10 Bush
Johnson J C & Co (J O and J M John-
son) 12 and 14 Pine
Lawless J C, 115 Market
Main & Winchester, 214 and 216 Bat-
tery
Mathews Samuel, 202 Clay
McKerron John A, 230 and 232
Ellis
Mead Chas H, SE cor Jackson and
Front
Mead C H Jr, 1204 Market
HASSOCKS AND OTTO
MANS.
Abel H C, 18 Oak Gr>veave
ZHI. G. ABEL,
Manufacturer of
Hassocks <& Ottomans
18 OAK GROVE AVENUE,
Between Harrison and Bryant, 5th and 6th, S. F.
All Orders promptly attended to.
HATS AND CAPS
Armstrong & Schmitt, 726
Market
Boysen C M, 106 Dupont
Collins F T & Co (F T Collins) 1223 Polk
Collins & Co (C J Sr and C J Collins
Jr) 512 Montgomery
Fernandez P B. 602 and 604 Kearny
Fisher & Co (Chas A Fisher) 9 Mont-
gomery
Garn William, 519 Montgomery
Haskel Adolph, 423 Kearny
Herrmann C & Co, 332-336
Kearny
Jansen & Thiele, ns sixth
Johns William L, 216 Fourth
Kaskel & Bro (M and R) 617 Commer-
cial
Kruger Louis, 506 Market
Maurin J B/1513 Market
'T.-J..^ Tin.mA*.'** IMPROVED." Used by all Railroads.
J UCiSOIl Jr OWCler BANDMANN, NIELSEN & i ■*, General Agents, S. F.
TriIIT!3n, ISllcHTI & H00K6r, DennettJnmp Seats soldto'theTrarte!
HAT
San Francisco.
HAY
215
McGann P H, 717 Mission
McNamara Wm, 755 Mission
MEUSSDORFFER J C
& SON, 810 Market
MEUSSDORFFER KON-
R AD, 15 and 345 Kearny
Meussdorffer M, Sam W Dixon mgr,
404 Kearny
Noriega J L. 8 Kearny
Porcher J, 139 Montgomery
Quinn M H, 227 Third
Sehussler Christian, 208 Montgomery
ave
Stack & Lacombe (John Stack and Geo
Lacombe) 639 Market
The Clobe Hat Store, ail kinds
of hats made to order, Joseph Rus-
sell proprietor, 136 Third
White Henry, 614 Commercial
Wores Joseph, 160'.) Washington
Zobel J, 114Dupont
K. MEUSSDORFFER,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
15 and 345 Kearny Street,
Southwest corner of Pine,
SAN FRANCISCO.
HATS-WHOLESALE
Berwin P & Bro (P Berwin) 111 Battery
Boysen & Co (Julius Boysen and W F
Coupland) 106 Dupont
Fie sher Wolf, 108 Battery
Friedlander & Koch (S J
Friedlander and Henry Koch) 21 and
23 Sansome
Herrmann C & Co (C Herr-
mann, F Veen and Otto Leege) also
manufacturers hatters' materials, etc,
332 and 336 Kearny and 1212 and
1214 Market
Kline Louis & Co (Louis Kline and Max
Gensberger) 110 Bush
Kline & Co (A and George A Kline) 26
and 28 Battery
KrUger LOUiS, also manufacturer,
5d6 Market
MEUSSDORFFER J C
& SON, C VV Hubner manager, also
manufacturers .and importers, 223
Montgomery and 810 Market
MEUSSDORFFER KQN-
RAD, 15 and 345 Kearny
Meussdorffer M, cor Bush and Mont-
gomery and 404 Kearny
Meyer C H & Bros (C H, L C and M C)
28 and 30 Sansome
Rosenberg C & Son (G and C)
also manufacturers military goods, 22
Sansome
HATTERS' STOCK
MEUSS DORFFER J C
& SON, 810 Market
MEUSS DORFFER KON
RAD, 15 and 345 Kearny
HAY AND GRAIN
Adams & Butler (James Adams and Thos
J Butler) 618 Third
Aiken & Sawyer (Henry Aiken and
George Sawyer, 1052 Valencia
Belli & Co (M Belli) 11 and 13 Broad-
way
Berringer William, S42 and S44 Howard
Blucher George, SE cor Greenwich and
Moulton
Chase W W & Co (William W Chase
and Richard M Collim) 1912 Market
and 619 and 621 Fourth
Clark S P B, cor Twenty-sixth and San
Bruno road
Cruz Henry John, 57 Clay
Daly L, 321 Seventh
DeUtSCh Joseph, cor Mission
and Thirtieth
Dezirello, Louis & Co (Dominico Dezi-
rello and Ratto Louis) 1817 Union
DrummOnd R S, 433 and 435 Val-
encia
Dutton Henry Jr, Pier 7 Steuart
Ellis & Miller, 21 and 33 Spear
Flinn P T, cor Howard and Eighth
Gieschen H & W (Henry and Wm) SW
cor Bush and Devisadero
Haana George, 859 Harrison
Hansen Peter, Railroad ave bet Trini-
dad and Bahama
Healey C S, 3090 Mission
Knobloch J, cor Butte and Tennessee
Lauder Bros (L G and S W) cor King
and Fourth
Lauterwasser Christian, 1505 Folsom
Maguire M & O (Michael and
Owen) 133 Hayes
McCIOSkey John, 94 1 Mission
and 440 Minna
Meyer A & Bro (Albert and Adolph)
2403 and 2405 Bush
Pausmann Henry, 2421 Mason
Peters & Cowie (J C Peters and G M
Cowie) 591 Sixth
Podesta & Perata (G Podesta and G Pe-
rata) 620 Broadway
Ratto Antonio, 2012 Mason
Rider, Somers & Co (J B Rider, H C
Somers and Joshua Chadbourn) Pier
22 Steuart
M0RETTI & TEEZZINL
Fresco Painters, Sng.
ROSEWOOD, LIGH'JM-VIT/E, BOXWOOD.
JOHX WHJMORR.
133 Spear Street, S.
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HOR
Schmoldt Hermann, SE cor Montgom-
ery ave and Chestnut
Schulken Brothers (John and
He;iry) cor Twenty-third and Hamp-
shire and 901 Bush
Schulken Julius, 1616 and 161S Mission
Schwegerle & Co (J Schwegerle and A
Hum) 549 Fourth
Scott & McCord (A W Scott and John
McCord) Pier 21 Steuart
Smith & Dugan (Robert Smith and
John S Dugan) 1143 Market
Smith & Son (H P and F H) 1214 Fol-
som
Sorensen Win, 1013 and 1015 McAllister
Stumpf John, Railroad ave bet Tene-
riffe and Yazoo
Thackeray George, cor Twenty-second
and Fair Oaks
Vermeil J L, Third Street Wharf
Warwick & Dallas (James B Warwick
and William S Dallas) 1823 Union
HAY PRESSES
Jackson Byron, 625 Sixth
San Leandro Manufactur-
ing CO> Truman, Isham & Hooker
agents, 411 Mission, office 421 Market
HERMETICALLY
SEALED GOODS
Bendel H E R, 313 327 Battery
Code, Elfelt & Co (P D Code and Joseph
Elfelt) 314 Washington
Cutting Packing Co, 1134-1166 Harri-
son, office 17-41 Main
Ehrman & Wormser (E Ehrman and
S I Wormser) 3 and 5 Front
Jean -on Osc;ir, 912 Battery
Lusk A & Co, 409 Washington
Morse 1 H & Co (I H Morse and C M
Coon) NW cor Broadway andSanso n
San Jose Fruit Packing Co, I H Morse
agt, 121 California
San Lorenzo Fruit Co, Wm
Yatea manager, also fruit, produce
and general commission, 501 Front
Schammel Packing Co (Henry Scham-
mel pres, John Kleinhans sec) 401-
419 Chestnut
HIDES.
Beatty James, St Thomas nr Railroad
ave, South S F
Bissinger & Co ( A Bissinger and
Max Heilbronner) 520 Front
Cahen BrOS (S Cahen) 41 Clay
(Jlayburgh Albert, 45 Clay
Clayburgh M & Co, 109 Clay
Foley F & CO (Francis Foley) also
wool, sheep skins, tallow and leather,
219 and 221 Drumm
Frank S H & Co (S H and Martin
Frank and A J Marcus) 406 and 408
Battery
Lacher Isaac, 520 Front
McChesney M \V & Sons (M W, H N
and R W) 43 Clay
Nichols A C & Co (A C Nichols) 402 and
404 Battery
Platshek & Harris, 314 and 316 Battery
Pohl George, 51 Sacramento
SIOSS LOUiS & CO (Louis, Leon
and Louis Sloss Jr, and Lewis Gerstle)
warehouse Townsend nr Third, office
310 Sansome
Sumner W B & Co (Wm B and F W
Sumner) 415 Front
HOMEOPATHIC PHAR
MACIES
Boericke & Schreck (Wm
Boerickeand E A Schreck) 234 Sutter
Hiller F Jr& Co l p ro P rietorsI>M ! f -
ic Homeopathic Pharmacy, 33 Dupont
HOPS
Davenport J P, 302 California
Herrmann & Co (Sigismund
Herrmann) 313 Sacramento
McKendrick C G-, 123 California, rm 36
Miller & COSgriff 417 Battery
Neis Phil & Co (Phil Neis) 415 Sacra-
mento
Pollard W H, 21S California
Uhlmann Wm & Co (WinUhlmaun and
H Eloesser) 120 Battery
HORSE CLIPPERS
Chri fcian Michael, 1106 Howard
Noonan John J, 1 106 Howard
HORSE DEALERS
Beernian M, 1615 Market
Brandenstein H & Co, 631 Mission
Breslaur Daniel, 33-37 New Montgom-
ery
Nathan N", 1913 Mission
Wallis & Rickard (DW Wallis and L L
Rickard) SE cor Market and Eleventh
HORSERADISH.
Asmann A> 69 California Market
Erzgraber & Oesting, 108 California
Market
KOSter J- L, 323 Front
Taylor & Moore (Truman Taylor and
Justin Moore) 29 Centre Market
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413-415
market St.
IRON, STEEL, ETC.
CTniT7'C WAI MUST PflCMCTIP »arfcens Gray or Sandy Hair and Whiskers
OlULIZ.0 YVALIfUl UUOmL I III to Perfection. Does NOT WASH OFF
HOR
San Francisco.
HOS
217
HORSESHOERS
(See also Blacksmiths.)
Barry James, 567 Mission
Boyle Denny H. 454 Stevenson
Cobleigh & Reidy (J L Cobleigh and
Jerry Reidy) 1509 Polk
Cook George, '205 Eighth
Craddock VVm, S33 Geary
Creely James, 108 Jessie
Crowley T J, cor Davis and Merchant
Culley John, Railroad ave bet Manilla
and St Thomas
Cummings Patrick, 319 Leavenworth
Cummins P W, Mission bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
Doran James, 55 Beale
Doyle Morris & Sou (Morris and John
J) 770 Mission
Doyle Thomas, 177 Jessie and 116
Washington
Dunmore William, 17 Anna Place
English & Lynch (Jerome English and
Peter Lynch) 228 Mission
Ewing John, 1103 Mission
Ford Thomas, 105 First
Friedhofer Paul & Sons
(Paul, George and Gus) (progressive)
also manufacturers of tips, 351 Third
Friel James, 339 Tenth
Grace John, 1 1 OS Howard
Graney George P, 13 Belden place
Henderson Duncan, cor Twenty-third
and Bartlett
Kennedy Hugh, 4 Spring
Kennedy James, 195 Stevenson
Kilcommon John, 722 Broadway
McCarty James, 107 Oregon
McCarty John, 134 Golden Gate ave
Mclnarny Thomas, 852 Howard
Meyer Richard, 30 Clark
Moholy John, Kentucky nr Honduras,
South S F
Mulloy C W, 216 Fifth
Murphy & Wallace (Timothy Murphy
and John Wallace) 915 Batterj r
O'Dea Martin, 126 Geary
Rouke E J, 209 Ellis
Rowan Owen. 215 Ellis
Sclmlz J M, cor 23d and Alabama
Stone F M, 2 Everett
Sullivan Florence, 1123 Market
Toner Patrick, 171 Jessie
NEW YORK SHOEING SHOP,
454 STEVENSON ST.,
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets, in rear of Cen-
tral Market, San Francisco.
DENNY BOYLE, Proprietor. All wu-k done
satisfactorily. Special attention paid to
Horse-Interfering;, Overreaching - , and all lame-
ness of the Feet. Give me a trial and see for
yourself.
PAUL FRIEDHOFER & SONS,
351 Third Street San Francisco.
MANUFACTURERS OF
TIPS FOR RUNNING, TROTTING & WORK HORSES
OF ALL PROPORTIONS,
And either all steel, part steel and Norway Iron; or non-porous mild cast
steel castings. Also the re-modeled " Maud S " trotting BAR SHOE
of all sizes. Send for Catalogue.
HOSE.
Degen L P, 12S and 130 First
Girvin J W & CO, 24 California
Schenck W T Y, sole agent
Eureka Paragon Fire and Garden
Hose, 36 California
Tay George H & Co, 6U-61S
Battery
Wood Henry P, 221 First
H. N. COOK,
Manufacturer of
LEATHER HOSE
And Fire Engine Supplies,
405 Market Street, cor. Fremont,
SAN FRANCISCO.
HOSIERY AND GLOVE
IMPORTERS
(See also Dry Goods — Wholesale. )
California Hosiery Co, Oak-
laud Mills, 31 Sutter
Crandall T P & Co (T P Crandall) 103
Battery
BARNARD'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
46 OFABBELL ST., So F.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS
"XTirt/xIl -fUrt Trkilrk-** ** 1C Market Street. Send for Samples an«l
ll 1UUH 1116 ldllOl, Unlet* for Heif-measurement-Sent Free.
218
HOS
San Francisco.
HOT
"EUREKA."
(A Triple Hose.)
PARAGON."
(A Double Hose.)
2,6
OVER
'5
FEET
NOW IN USE
RED CROSS.
(A Single Hose.)
IN THE
OF THE
United States & Caiiadas,
COTTON
FIRE AND
GARDEN
HOSE
Rubber-lined, prepared Mildew-proof, and stronger, lighter and easier to han-
dle and more durable than the be3t 4-ply rubber hose ever made. Will not
crack in the kinks, or deteriorate with age, as rubber hose does.
Also " Mill " brand of Cotton Rubber-lined Hose for M'lls, Factories, Hotels,
Public Buildings and inside fire protection generally.
Hose Carts, H. & L. Trucks, Fire Engine and Fire Department Supplies.
Square Flax Packing and Patent Gaskets. Samples, prices and references fur-
nished on application.
W. T. Y. SCHENCK, Sole Agt. for Pacific Coast
No. 36 California Street, San Francisco, Cal.
HOSPITALS
Almshouse, San Miguel road nr Lake
Honda
California Woman's, A J Ralston pres,
n s Sacramento bet Baker and
Lyon
City and County, Potrero ave bet
Twenty- second and Twenty-third
French, 741 Bryant
Cenmari) Noe bet Fourteenth and
Fifteenth, for terms of admission ap-
ply to office, 535 California
Italian Benevolent Asylum, Twenty-
eighth bet Vallejo and Noe
Magdalen Asylum, cor Twenty-first and
Potrero ave
Pacific Dispensary for Women and
Children, Mrs L M Wanzer physician,
221 and 223 Thirteenth
San Francisco Female, Mrs Conkling
pres, S06 Stockton
St Luke's, Walter Bates pres, Miss L
A Springer matron, Valencia bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
St Mary'Si Alex T Leonard resi-
dent physician, cor First and Bry-
ant
United States Marine, nr Presidio
Reservation
HOTELS
Ahlborn House, Geo Boeckman
& Chas Ahlborn proprietors, 319-323
Dupont
American Exchange, Mont-
gomery Bros proprietors, 319-325
Sansome
Appleton House, Mrs Lottie Lyford
propr, 33 Fifth
Arcade House, m a Gifford
proprietor, 930 Market
Bailey Shepard D, proprietor
Tehama House, 438 Broadway
Baldwin, G H Arnold & H H Pear-
son proprietors, cor Market, Powell
and Eddy
Becker J W, proprietor Prescott
House, SW cor Kearny and Mont-
gomery ave
Bellegarde John B, Railroad ave nr
St Thomas
Beresford House, cor Bush and Stockton
Beronio Peter, SIS Sansome
Blanc Paul, propr Hotel of the Alps,
021 Pacific
Brooklyn, C S Bush propr, 210 Bush
Brunswick House, David Stern propr,
148 sixth-
California, J Michaud proprietor,
210 Montgomery ave
DYNAMITE.
or Ciant Powder. The Only. Reliable High
Explosive. Eandmann, Nielsen & Co., General Agents, S. F.
HOT
San Francisco.
HOT
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International Hotel,
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SAN FRANCISCO.
AND RENOVATED THROUGHOUT.
2?es£ Hotel Accom,modations on the Pa-
cific Coast for the Price.
Board and Room, $1.00, 1.251 1.50 per day.
For Passenqers and their Baqgaqe to and from the Hotel for all trains
and Steamers. Be sure you see the name, " International
Hotel," on the Coach.
THE TABLE IS SUPPLIED WITH THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
T, M. EDWARDS, Proprietor,
Thin Fancy Woods for Scroll Sawin g JSTA2
JOHN Wi«;MORE
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San Francisco.
HOT
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CapitOl HOUSe, F LTurpin pro-
prietor, 537 Sacramento
Chicago, Mrs E W Heimburg & Co
proprietors, 220-228 Pacific
Cliff House, terminus Point Lobos ave
Colombo, A J Quilici proprietor,
621 Broadway
Commercial, W G Graham mgr, 130
Montgomery ave
Davaile V, proprietor Toscano
Hotel, 019 Broadway
Dicaud Joseph, propr Federal Hotel,
1205 Stockton
OillOn'S, Peter F Dillon proprietor,
512 Mission
Europe, E Ortet proprietor, 814
Montgomery
EvartS Henry, proprietor New
Wisconsin Hotel, 902 Montgomery
Excelsior, B Arfsteu & M Collor
proprietors, 608 and 610 Sixth
Florence House, Mrs Amelia
C W Truesdell proprietress, 102 Ellis
F O S e n O R, proprietor Fosen
House, 407 Tehama
Franconia House, Vitus Wackenrueder
propr, San Bruno road bet Twuity-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Cailhard Ch, proprietor Gailhard
Hotel, 507 and 509 Pine
G e r k e Frederick, proprietor
William Tell House, 315 and 317 Bush
Golden Gate, Weber & Fisher
proprietors, 134 Fourth
Golden State House, Mrs b a
Woodhull proprietress, 106 Eddy
Good el I C, proprietor Marlborough
House, NW cor Second and Folsom
Grand, S F Thorn mgr, SE cor New
Montgomery and Market
Hackmeier'S, Robert Wieneke
proprietor, 512 Bush
Harbor View, Rudolph Herman propr,
cor Baker and Tonquin
Helvetia, Steiner & Gamma proprs,
431 and 433 Pine
HlgginS John, proprietor West-
ern Hotel, 212 Broadway
Holm & Saxtorph ^C Holm and H Sax-
torph) 14 and lfi Ellis
Hotel D'ltalia, E Vatuone & Co
proprietors, 401 Pacific
Hotel Cailhard, Ch Gailhard
proprietor, conducted on European
plan, 507 and 509 Pine above Kearny
Hotel Rhein, Marx Kuhl propri-
etor, 909 Kearny cor Jackson
Huettmann Julius, NW cor Polk and
Fell
HumbOldt HOUSe, Renner Bros
proprietors, 1309 Stockton
International, t m Edwards
proprietor, 824 and 826 Kearny
KOCk ClaUS & CO, proprietors
New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Montgomery
ave
KOSter Joseph, proprietor Av-
enue House, NE cor Geary and Cen-
tral ave
Kuhl Marx, proprietor Hotel
Rhein, 909 Kearny cor Jackson
Lafourquette Jacques, SE cor Venezu-
ela and Yazoo
Liberty, J Michel proprietor, 629-
633 Broadway
Lick House, Chas Claffey propr, Mont-
gomery bet Sutter and Post
Marlborough House, c
Goodell proprietor, NW cor Second
and Folsom
Michel J, 629-633 Broadway
Mi la nO, Carlo Dericco proprietor,
410 Pacific
Montgomery Bros (Charles
and William) proprietors American
Exchange Hotel, 319-325 Sansome
Montgomery's, Charles Montgomery
propr, 221-227 Second
MunrO John, proprietor Munro's
Tavern, 260 Brannaa
Munro's Tavern, John Munro
proprietor, 260 Brannau
New Atlantic, ClausKock & Co
proprietors, 624 Pacific and 207 Mont-
gomery ave
New Continental, D Buckley propr,
547 Mission
New Franklin, Curran & Pooley, SE cor
Sansome and Pacific
New Wisconsin, Henry
Evans proprietor, 902 Montgomery
Nucleus, Mrs H Chamberlain propr,
cor Third and Market
Occidental, Wm B Hooper mgr, 118-136
Montgomery
Oriental, Leonie Jung propr, SW cor
Washington and Drumm '
Orselli & Francesconi (Oe-
sare Orselli and Giuseppe Francesconi)
702-706 Front
Overland House, M A Levingston propr,
533 Sacramento
Palace, Alexander D Sharon mgr, SW
cor Market and New Montgomery
Park, Becker & Menne proprietors, 26
Turk
Philadelphia House, John
Knacke proprietor, 421 and 423 Bush
Popert J & Co (J Popert, C Herman,
and F Peters) proprs Washington
Hotel, 622 and 626 Fourth
PreSCOtt HOUSe, Joseph W
Becker proprietor, SW cor Kearny
and Montgomery ave
Rasette'HOUSe, Mrs Bnrkett
proprietress, 11 Kearny
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I. S. VAN WINKLE & CO.,
413-415 Perkins HORSE *nd MULE SHOES,
Market St. Globe-Putnam Northwestern Horse Nails
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic 53WK5 1 *
For «ale
ists and Barbers,
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San Francisco.
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Reidy John, 1150 Kentucky
Renner Bros (C A and Chas
Kenner) proprietors Humboldt House,
1309 Stockton
Riphter Win H, SW cor Kentucky and
Honduras
Roma, Peter Beronio propr, 81S San-
some
RlISS HOllSe. Seymour, Sanders
& Co proprietors, Montgomery from
Pine to Bush
Sacramento, Chas Werner pro-
prietor, 4U7 Pacific
Scandinavian, n p Lundberg
proprietor, 28 and 30 Clay
Seymour, Sanders & Co (S
H Seymour and Joseph Sanders) pro-
prietors Russ House, Montgomery
from Pine to Bush
Shaughnessy & Munson
(Thomas Shaughnessy and J A Mun-
son) proprietors Scandia Hotel, 621
California
Siegfried's, L Mayerhofer and W
Reinecke proprs, 228 Bush
Silver State House, L S Starkweather
propr, SE cor Ellis and Mason
South Park House, o Hoge
proprietor, 530 Third
St George, 812 Kearny
St Grottard, V Cassellini propr, 509-
513 Broadway
Stanford, C A Lehrke propr, 61S and
620 Fourth
Steiner & Gamma (J Steiner and Fred
Gamma) proprs Helvetia Hotel, 431
and 433 Pine
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Bailey
Ma-
Tehama House, 8
proprietor, 438 Broadway
The Donahue, Mrs Julia
honey proprietress, 100 Fifth
The Truesdell, Charles Tence
proprietor, 1104 Market
The Windsor, Warschauer Bros
proprietors, 905 Market
TicinO, G Gianettoni proprietor, 514
and 516 Pacific
TOSCanO, V Davalle proprietor, 619
Broadway
Truesdell A C W Mrs, pro
prietress Florence House, 102 Ellis
Turk Street, Hillenbrand & Klose pro-
prietors, 22 and 24 Turk
Umatilla House, Mrs M Button propr,
348 Fourth
Union House, J h Burfeind, ne
cor Bay and Larkin
VatUOne E & CO (E Vatuone and
Antoine Gagleardo) proprietors Hotel
DTtalia, 401 Pacific
Werner Charles, proprietor
Sacramento Hotel, 407 Pacific
Western, John Higgins proprietor,
212 Broadway
What Cheer House and Restaurant, E
P Bucklin propr, 529 Sacramento
Wieneke Robert, proprietor
Hackmeier's Hotel, 512 Bush
Windsor, Warschauer Bros proprie-
tors, SW cor Fifth and Market
Wm Tell HOUSe, F Gerke pro-
prietor, 315-325 Bush
Wood hull E A Mrs, proprie
tress Golden State House, 106 Eddy
Zimmerman Max, ( »07 Foisom
MUNRO'S TAVERN
JOHN MUNRO, Proprietor.
"BE JUST AND FEAR NOT."
266 Brannan Street,
Near Pacific Mail S. S. Co's Dock,
SAN FRANCISCO.
The patronage of respectable mariners solicited.
Sojourning mariners can rely upon Honest and Re-
spectable Treatment in this House.
TERMS .
Room and Board per week f 5 00
Room and Board per day 1 00
The Table supplied with the best the Market affords.
Native Wines a Specialty.
Hobbs, Wall & Co., ^S Crescent City, & r g35S,%2:
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No. 100 Fifth Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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MRS. J. MAHONEY,
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PROPRiBTRBSS.
ROOMS AND OFFICES FORNISHED AND UNFURNISHED.
N. B. — Best Meals in the City *f or 25 Cents.
Baling
PrpCCpC Tl £ 1 £. a 5' i^iiS.? ^?2^ r > 421 .~1 2 1 Market Ft
Hay, Hi<le,
MOP, W OOL, KA«, and OK€HlLU PRESSES,
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San Francisco.
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The Truesdell,
1104 Market St., corner of Turk.
Cable Cars pass the door.
The Leading Family Hotel of San Francisco has
been thoroughly
RENOVATED.REFURNISHED,
Papered and Painted throughout.
It is centrally located, with F ne.Airy and Sunny
Rooms, and First-Class Boaid, $1.50, $2.00,
and $2.50 per day.
SPECIAL RATES FOR FAMILIES
Can be made bv th« wee'-' or month.
mnT
Nos. 220-228 Pacific Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
MRS. E. W. HEIMBURG & CO.
PROPRIETORS.
Board and Lodging, per week, $5.
Ahlborn Hotel,
MAX ZIMMERMAN, - Prop'r.
BOARD AND LODGING, $4.50 and $5.00 per
Week. Single Rooms.
907 FOLSOM STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS.
Mix C I & CO, A I Hall & Son
agents, 530 Market
Tay George H & Co, 614-618
Battery
HOUSE MOVERS-
Burt W J, 2817 Mission
Chester H, 140S Mission
Gaeron Dennis, 344 Seventh
Gleason Patrick W, 309 Mason
Harris D, 916 Geary-
Hyde William H, 1837 Mission
McGowan O, 1141 Mission
Murphy M, 666 Natoma
Pence J B, 1126 Mission
Stratton John S, 854 Harrison, office
316 Montgomery
Wilson Olof, 424 Fifth
Ziegler J L, 1017 Mission
HOUSE SMITHS.
McKibbin Thomas, 862 Harrison
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
Tay George H & Co, 614-618
Battery
ICE DEALERS AND MAN-
UFACTURERS
Arctic Ice Company, Townsend bet
Second and Third, office 310 Pine
California Ice Company, 356 Tehama
Standard Ice Machine Manufacturing
Co, J W Pew sec, 310 Piue, rm 15
Union Ice CO, Lloyd Tevis pres-
ident, J H Thompson secretary, Jacob
Hoehn superintendent (natural ice)
735 Fourth
IMMIGRATION AGENTS
Arnold Bros, Pacific Coast Immi-
gration Association, 331 Kearny
BriggS Arthur R, 10 California
Edwards Geo S, Mexican Colo-
nization Do
Street C H, secretary and land
officer Immigration Association of
California, 10 California
IMMIGRATION ASSOCIA-
TIONS
Immigration Association
Of California, Arthur R Briggs
president, C H Street secretary and
land officer, 10 California
Pacific .Coast Immigrant
Association, ArnoldB°sinau-
ao;ers, 331 Kearny
State Board of Immigration for Oregon
and Washington Territory, J° C
Shepard commissioner, 506 Battery
INHALERS
WilSOn E M, 923 Sutter
M°tiuuuiSi, Designers and Fresco Painters, P^f&s.
WALNUT, MAPLE CHERRY.
John Wigmore; Office, 133 Spear St.
Yards ia»-147 Spear; 2G-«S Howard.
INK MANUFACTURERS
Schmidt & Co, Western Manufacturing
Co, 358 Third
Schwabacher & Salts (L Schwabacher
and J Salts) Oi 7-621 Braunan, office
205 Front
INSTRUMENTS-
i See appropriate heads. )
INSULATORS FOR TELE
GRAPH AND ELEC
TRIG LIGHTS
California Electrical
Works, 35 Market
Klein John M &Co, 720 Mont
gomery
INSURANCE ADJUST-
ERS
(See Adj usters. )
INSURANCE AGENTS
Abbott R W, Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Co, 215 Sansome
Bailey James D, sec Union Insurance
'Co, 416 California
Balfour, Guthrie & Co, 310 California
Balzer, Hy & Co (C Bertheau Jr) 209
Sansome
Bertheau Cesar, 209 Sansome
Blumberg J F, 306 Montgomery
Boardman Ceorge C, general
agent ^Etna Insurance Co of Hart-
ford, 311 California
Bremer Wm H, 310 Sacramento
Brookings C C, 219 Sansome
Brown, Craig & Co (Edward
Brown and Homer A Craig) 429 Cal-
ifornia
Bryant Andrew J, president
The State Investment and Insurance
Co, 218 and 220 Sansome
Bull AlpheUS. vice-president
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co, 401
California
Burns Ceorge \V, 311 California
Butler & Haldan, Phmnix
Assurance Co of London, British
American Assurance Co of Toronto,
Western Assurance Co of Toronto,
Canada, 413 California
Cadman & Morgan, 204 Mont-
gomery
Callingham W J, 213 and 215
Sansome
Carlton & Thurman, 26
Montgomery
Chapman Wilford B, 123 California
Costa J, 424 Montgomery
Cushing Charles H, secretary
The State Investment and Insurance
Co, 218 and 220 Sansome
DickSOn Robert, manager Impe-
rial Fire Assurance Corporation, North
ern Assurance Co and Queen Fire In-
surance Co, 441 California
Domin GeC D, manager The Lion
Fire insurance Co of London, Orieiu
Insurance Co of Hartford and Wash-
ington Fire and Marine Insurance Co
of Boston, 215 Sansome
DuttOn William J, secretary
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co, 401
California
Eldridge Oliver, New York
Underwriters, 318 California
Ellsworth Timothy, 22 Montgomery
Everson Wallace, president
Pacific Surety Co of California, 328
Montgomery, rm 4
Falkner, Bell & Co, 406 Caii
fornia
Farnsworth E D, 306 Sansome
Fay John, vice-pres Western Fire and
Marine Insurance Co, 409 California
Feldbusch J H D, 428 California
Field Henry K, geueral agent New
England Mutual Life Insurance Co,
324 Montgomery
Flint A P, mgr Hartf >rd Fire Insur-
ance Co, 313 California
Flint E P, 5 Safe Deposit Building
Forbes Andrew B. general man-
ager Mutual Life Insurance Co of
New York, 214 Sansome
Frank I Capt, 441 California
Fraser Hugh, 322 and 324 Call-
fornia
Freeman J H, 219 Sansome
Fuller Hines, 401 California
Garland William D, mgr Equitable
Life Insurance Co, 240 Montgomery
Car niSS James R, general agent
Fidelity and Casualty Co of New
York, 219 Sansome
Collin Walker W, mgr Trans- Atlantic
Marine Insurance Co, 311 California
Gould William O, 418 California
Craham ChaS, president Univer-
sal Accident Indemnity Co of Califor-
nia, 423 California
Grant Tom C, 213 Sansome
Gray John H, gen agt Washington
Life Insurance Co, 311 California
Creen E F, secretary Pacific Surety
Co of California, 328 Montgomery,
Cutte & Frank (Mdor and Julius
Ontt- and Wm Frank) 3"7 California
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I O VAX W1XKLB A CO.
1.0. 413-415 Market St.
IRON, STEEL & HEAVY HARDWARE
Truman, Isham I Hooker, 1SSiSSJ^SJSS^i^ % iES^
San Francisco — Supplemental.
224a
ST. GEORGE HOTEL,
812 KEARNY ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
LODGING, per Week $1 50 to $5 50
ROOMS, per Night 60 cents to $1 50
AJLBERT EXGELHABDT,
Proprietor.
IMMIGRATION COMPA
NIES
International Immigra-
tion Union of California,
Mercer Otey secretary, 401 California
INSURANCE
Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pa-
cific, Chas D Havens sec, 422 Califor-
nia
California Insurance Com-
pany, C T Hopkins president, L L
Bromwell secretary, 318 California
Clinton Insurance of New
York (The) Jacobs & Easton agts,
423 California
Concordia Insurance Co
(The) Jacobs & Easton agents, 423
California
German Insurance of Free
port (The) Jacobs & Easton agents,
423 California
Home Benefit Life Associ
at ion, F C Havens president, W I
Morgan secretary, 204 Montgomery
Jacobs & Easton (Julius Jacobs
and George Easton) 423 California
Kelley F A> city agent California
Insurance Co, 318 California
Merchants' Insurance of
New York (The) Jacobs & East-
on agents, 423 California
Newhall H M & Co (H G and
Geo A Newhall and Gilbert Palache)
general agents National, Atlas and
Boylston Insurance Cos, 309 and 311
San some
New Zealand Fire and Marine, 310 Cal-
ifornia
Northwestern Life Insur
a nee CO. B, H Abbott general
agent, 215 Sansome
Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
ance CO, Geo A Moore president,
J M Patton secretary, 418 Califor-
nia
Reserve Fund, Mutual Life
and Indemnity Associa-
tion, A G Swain secretary, Phelan
Building, 806 Market
Springfield Insurance Co
(The) Jacobs & Easton agents, 423 Cal-
ifornia
Thai Frederick M, 509 Mont-
gomery, rm 4
Union Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co of Portland,
Maine, John F Ferris superintend-
ent Western Department, Jabez
Howes manager for California, W P
Merriam agent, 329 Pine
THE
Southern California Ins.So.
LOS ANG-ELES, CAL.
CA PITAL, 8300,000
H. C. SIGLER President
E. F. SPENOE Vice-President
MATTHEW LONG Secretary
E. F. HOWES Treasurer
H. W. S1VOW, Manager San Francisco
Department, 324 Montgomery Street.
Mutual Self- Endowment and Benevolent
Association ol America.
PACIFIC COAST DEPARTMENT
305 Kearny Street, San Francisco.
Issues endowment certificates for |3,000, $5,000
and 110,000.
Death losses paid, $350,000; Coupons paid,
$400,000; Loaned to members on this coast,
$90,000. W. H. WARD, Secretary.
IRON WORKS
Burnsteine H, 405-409 Spear
O'Connell & Lewis (Martin O'Connell
and Oscar Lewis) 220-236 Steuart
Pacific Iron and Nail Co. 9
Beale
Varney Thomas H B, 22 and
24 Fremont
Zeieler F O, 233 Spear
JEWELERS
Davis A & Son, 20s and 411
Kearny
Hammersmith & Field (John A Ham-
mersmith and H S Field) 118 Sutter
Lindermann C H, 126 Kearny,
rm 3
Pohlmann & Heiduska (G-
Pohlmann and F Heiduska) 417
Kearny
ST. DAVID'S, 190 Rooms,
715 Howard St., nr. Third, San Francisco. No dark
rooms. No guest uses linen once useJ by another.
CA6WET WOODS and VENEERS, .133 Spear. John Wigmore.
2246
San Francisco — Supplemental.
A. W. MYER,
Manufacturing Jeweler, Diamond Setter,
Engraver, and Lapidary.
Quartz and Pebble Specimens cut and mounted
to order. Badges and Pins for Societies manu-
factured at lowest rates. All orders promptly
filled.
1014 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal.
LAND COMPANIES
Co-operative Land Pur-
chase and Colonization
Association, James J Martin
secretary, 4 New I F Building,
cor Seventh and Market
Edwards Ceo S, Mexican Colon-
ization Co, 506 Battery
Cerman Land and Cattle
CO, 123 California
Martin James J, secretary Co-
operative Land Purchase and Colon-
ization Association, 4 New IOO
F Building, cor Seventh and Market
LEATHER AND FIND
INGS
Hart & Brandenstein (A J
Brandenstein and H J Hart) 417 and
419 Market
Patrick AB& CO, 303 Battery
LIQUORS-RETAIL.
Ahkman & Johnson (T Ahkman and
David Johnson) 44 Steuart
Bauer Charles C, proprietor
Presidio Railroad Exchange, west side
Baker nr Beach
Brady Thomas, 837 Market
Bullwinkel H, SW cor Howard and
Steuart
Cane John, 15 Howard
CarradO L, 432 Broadway
Considine John, 1\ Mission
Dorcy Peter, 20 Stockton
Dorgeloh Charles, NE cor Mission and
Steuart
Eberhart M, 39 Market
Ferguson John, 501 Kearny
Fowler E Mrs, 214 Steuart
Galligan & Burr (Ed Galligan and Chas
Burr) 26 Steuart
Haase & Co (D H Haase and H C
Young) Oceanic Saloon, SW cor Har-
rison and Steuart
Haberling J C, 217 Dupont
Hannan Bernard, 150 Steuart
Harbor View Hotel, R Herman
proprietor, cor Baker and Tonquin
Hogan Patsey, 12 Ellis
Hughes W H, 108 Steuart
Hyde J L, 755 Howard
Ivemeyer H, proprietor New Man-
hattan Sample Rooms, cor Commer-
cial and Battery
Jenkins David, 204 Steuart
Johnson Andrew, 154 Steuart
Kasch Henry, 6 Mission
Klimm A, NE cor Steuart and Folsom
Knippenberg ER, Steuart and Howard
Kuppe B ugo, 20 Folsom
Lukin J A, 446 California
McKiernan Daniel, 104 Steuart
Meierhoff & Yaeger (D Meierhoff and J
Yaeger) 160 Steuart
Miller & Christensen (Carl Miller and
Anton Christensen) 515 California
New Manhattan Sample
Room, H Ivemeyer proprietor, cor
Commercial and Battery
Normann OttO, 411 Bush and
114 0'Farrell
Osmer & Co (Charles Osmer, J G W
SchulteandHH W Stroecker) NE
cor Folsom and Main
PereiraS L, 112Halleck
Pioneer Wine Hall, J c Ha
berling proprietor, 217 Dupont
Presidio Railroad Ex-
change, Charles G Bauer propri-
etor, west side Baker nr Beach -
Quitzon, Cashin & Co (V H Quitzon)
and D M Cashin) 424 Montgomery
Reidy & Donahue (M Reidy and M H
Donahue) 156 Steuart
Reidy & McBrearty (John Reidy and M
J McBrearty) 52 Steuart
Reiley W, NW cor Harrison and Spear
Roheffs C C, 1 Mission
Sullivan & Donohue (Wm M Sullivan
and Thos R Donohue) 914 Ellis
Syversens Martin, NE cor Howard and
Steuart
Tomroth Henry, 210 Steuart
Van Bergen N & Co, 413 and
415 Clay
Webster John, 106 Steuart
Wegner & Quarles, 101 Powell
cor Ellis
Whitman Henry, 20 Leidesdorff
Wilson R N, 24 Howard
Zimmerman & Matt (C A Zimmerman
and F Matt) 325 Sixth
LIQUORS -WHOLESALE
And U ran C & CO, also native
wines, 515 and 517 Sacramento
Friedlander, Behneman & Co (H Fried-
lander, H Behneman and AMautner)
221 Sansome
Haberling C J, 217 Dupont
Heathcote, Dexter & Co,
509 Sacramento
Wolters, Bros & Co, H5 and
117 Front'
i S. VAN WINKLE £ CO,
413-415
Market St.
IRON, STEEt, ETC.
Qtnlt7'0 Walllllt PnemOtlP Warken8 Urayor Sandy Hair and Whiskers to Per-
OlUll&d IfCllllUl llUdlllCMU Action. Sold by all Druggists and Barbers.
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San Francisco.
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225
Hagan, Manheim & Co (Benj
Hagan, Isaac Manheim and James W
Staples) Scottish Union and National
Insurance Co and National Fire In-
surance Co of Hartford, '217 Sansome
Harrison W Creer, manager
Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance
Co (limited) of London, Liverpool,
and Manchester, and president and
manager Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, 410 Pine
Ha veil Chas D, resident sec Liverpool,
London Globe Insurance Co, 422 Cali-
fornia
Hawes Alexander C, general
ageut New York Lite Insurance Co,
220 Sansome
Hawes B C, city agt Guardian Assur-
ance Co of London, 406 California
Hawes Oliver, 227 Sansome
Houghton J F, president Home
Mutual Insurance Co of California,
216 Sansome
Hoyt 6c Wickes (F T Hoyt and
G W Wickes) 421 California
Hunt & Mitchell (J Hunt and T A
Mitchell) 313 California
Hutchinson & Mann (Mrs c
L Hutchinson, H R Mann and John
Scott Wilson) 322 and 324 Califor-
nia and 302 Sansome
Irwin & WatSOn (H D Ir win and
William Watson) 411 California
Jacobs & Easton (Julius Jacobs and Geo
Easton) 423 California
Jacoby Franz & Co (Franz j a .
coby and Richard Faraday) Prussian
National Insurance Co of Stettin and
Providence Washington Insurance Co
of Providence, 323 California
James N T, marine sec tireman'a Fund
Insurance Company, 401 California
Jennings Jos C & Co (Jos C Jennings)
317 California
Jensen J, 2 Market
Kelly F A, city agt Western Fire and
Marine Insurance Co, 409 California
Kittle N G, vice-pres Union Insurance
Co of San Francisco, 416 California
Knight Geo A, insurance commissioner,
401 California
Landers John, Manhattan Life Insur-
ance Co of New York, 410 Califor-
nia
Landers William J, 40i Caii
forma
LatOn ChaS A, secretary Com-
mercial Insurance Co of California,
439 California
Levy Samuel W, 21 and 23 Battery
Macdonald William, mana-
ger Connecticut Fire Insurance Co,
330 Montgomery
MaCOndray & CO (Michael Cas-
tle and James A Robinson) Yangtsze
Insurance Association and North
China Insurance Co of China, Louis
Roederer's Champagne for Pacific
Coast, also shipping and commission
merchants and importers, 425 and 427
Market
Magill Arthur E, Phoenix Insur-
ance Co of Hartf rd and Home Insur-
ance Ce of New York, 221 Sansome
Magill R H. general agent Home
Mutual Insurance Co of California,
216 Sansome
Maguire A B, Fireman's Fund Insur-
ance Co of California, 401 California
MarCUS CeO fit CO (Geo Marcus
and Frederick Hohwiesner) 232 Cali-
fornia
Marks Samuel M, 418 California
McCormick J W, 324 California
Mead Calvert, Union Insurance Co, 416
California
Moore George A, pres Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Co, 418 California
MullinsC F» manager Commercial
Union Assurance Co (of London)
(limited) 210 Sansome
Munsell James Jr, Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Co, 415 Montgomery
Newhall H M & CO, 309 Sacra-
mento
Nutting William R, 330 Pine, rm 33
Oakley C M, Mutual Reserve Fund of
New York, 314 Montgomery
Palmer W J T, Fireman's Fund
Insurance Co, 401 California
Parrish Nathan C, Fireman's
Fund Insurance Co, 401 California
Patton J N, sec Pacific Mutual Life In-
surance Co, 418 California
Pettis William H, mgr California Life
and Accident Association, 324 Mont-
gomery
Philip J M, gen agt Svea Fire Insurance
Co, 304 California
Pope Thomas E, asst gen agt iEtna
Insurance Co, 311 California
Potter Edward E, sec Sun Insurance Co
of San Francisco, 415 California
Raphael L, 402 Front
Roberts James B, 415 Montgomery
Rotrosky William, Fireman's Fund In-
surance Co, 401 California
Seegen E, 331 Montgomery, rm 29
Sessions Geo W , sec Western Fire and
Marine Insurance Co, 409 California
Sexton William assistant mana-
ger The Lion Fire Insurance Co of Lon-
don, 315 Sansome
Sheldon M L Mrs, 322 California
Shepard J L N, vice-pres Home Mutual
Insurance Co, 402 Front
BARNARD'S
Bli!SI\l>K COLLEGE
46 O'FARRELL ST., 8. F.
SEND FOR CIRCDLARS
15
NICOLL THE TAILOR,
816 Market St., S. F. Send for Samples of New
dtoods and Self-measurement Rules— Sent Free.
226
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San Francisco.
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Staples David
man's Fund insui
Smith & MOOdy (A D Smith and
Chas A Moody) 317 California
SnOW H W, manager Southern Cal-
ifornia Insurance Co, 324 Montgom-
ery
Spencer Geo VV, mgr Manchester Fire
Assurance Co, 31b* California
Speyer Walter, North German Insur-
ance Co of Hamburg, 435 California
Speyer & HerOld (Morns Speyer
and Rudolph Herold Jr) 415 Cali-
fornia
d J, president Fi
ranee (Jo, 401 Cali
fornia
Stevens John H, manager ^Etna
Life Insurance Co, 315 California
Stillman Alfred, gen mgr Pacific Insur-
ance Union, 401 California
Stone Frank F, 209 Sansome
StOry ChaS R> secretary Home
Mutual Insurance Co of California,
216 Sansome
Swain A G> Life and Accident In-
surance, 126 Kearny
Swain & Elliott (H C Swain and
W G Elliott) city agents Lion, Orient
and Washington Fire Insurance Cos,
215 Sansome
Syz Harry W (Harry WSyzand
Gust A Fill) 410 California
Taylor Ch, pres Sun Insurance Co
of San Francisco, 428 California
Thannhauser & Co (Sigmund M and
August Thannhauser and Frederick
Heiir.bruch) 311 California
Thomas Eugene & CO, Bor-
deaux Board of Underwriters, 617 and
619 Sansome
Touchard Gustave, pres Union Insur-
ance Co, 416 California
Troy P, 216 Sansome
Wade William M, 214 Sansome
WeStwater Robert, secretary
Universal Accident Indemnity Co, 423
California
Wheeler C H, vice-president Uni-
versal Accident Indemnity Co of Cal-
ifornia, 423 California
White P J, president Western Fire
and Marine Insurance Co of Califor
nia, 40.) California
Whiting Jas W, Phcenix Insurance Co
of Hartford and Home Insurance Co
of New York, 221 Sansome
Wilkins J S, Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Co, 315 Cal fornia
Wise John H, president Commer-
cial Insurance Co of California, 439
California
Wolf A, 4-14 California
Woods Edwin L, Union Marine and
Maritime Insurance Co, 219 Sansome
INSURANCE
(See Brokers-
BROKERS
■Insurance.)
INSURANCE COMPA-
NIES
/Etna (of Hartford) George C Board-
man general agent, Thos E Pope as-
sistant general agent, Geo W Burns
special agent, 311 California
/Etna Life, John H Stevens man-
ager, 315 California
Allemania (of New York) 322 Califor-
nia
Alliance Marine, Parrott & Co agts,
306 California
Amazon (of Cincinnati) Smith &
Moody agents, 317 California
American (of Newark, N J) Balfour
Guthrie & Co agts, 316 California
American Central (of St Louis)
Smith & Moody agents, 317 California
American Eagle (of the United
States) Wm Beeman president, Mar-
tin C Theilman secretary, 123 Cali-
fornia
American Fire (of Philadelphia)
429 California
American Steam Boiler
Brown, Craig & Co general managers,
429 California
American Surety Co, Brown,
Craig & Co general managers, 429 Cal-
ifornia
Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporati n, W Greer Harrison
president and manager, C P Farnfield
secretary, 410 Pine
Atlas Assurance Co (of Lon-
don) H MNewhall & Co general agents,
309 Sansome
Boatman's Fire and Marine, 322 Cali-
fornia
Bordeaux Board of Underwriters, Eugene
Ihomas & Co agts, 617 and 619 San-
some
Boston and Philadelphia Board of Under-
writers, J S Bacon agt, 318 California
Boston Marine, J N Knowles agt, 28
California
Boston Underwriters, Ed E Potter gen
agt, 428 California
Bowery (of New York) Oliver Hawes
agt, 227 Sansome
British America Assur-
ance CO (°f Toronto) Butler &
Haldan general agents, 413 California
British and Foreign Marine (limited)
Balfour, Guthrie & Co agts, 316 Cal-
ifornia
Caledonian (of Edinburgh) Balfour,
Guthrie & Co agts, 316 California
DYNAMITE, ?* P ?i
ant Powder. The Only Reliable Hi
osive. Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., General Agents, S
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
C. R. THOMPSON,
Treas. Cal. S-i"e Deposit & Trust Company.
JAMES E. CORDON,
Gordon Hardw. e Cbwf , iy.
ALBERT MONTPELLIEB,
Manager Giar-'ecs' Bank of California.
MORRIS NEWTON,
Newton Kro. . Wholesale Grocers.
PHILIP I FISHER.
Member of the tirni of Levi Strauss & Co.
J. M. RUFt'l.\CJTO\,
President Y. M. C. A., Oakland.
C. R. PARCEEL.S,
Manager Hall's Safe and Lock Co.
C. W. HATHAWAY,
Formerly of Hathaway's Wharf, S. F.
Col. C. E. TAYLOR,
President "Sun" iDSi'rance Company.
C1EO. W. SCOTT,
Member of the firm of Siason, Crocker & Co.
GEORGE H. COLLINS,
Higi'ins & Coll'us, Lumber Dealers.
W. M. STARR,
Starr & Co., Millers.
JOHN T. McLEAN, M.D.
Alau eda.
F. G. CON KLIN,
Cal ; ' irn'a Glove Company.
COLIN ROSS,
San Francisco Savings Union.
ROLLA V. WATT,
City Aseut, Smith & Moody Agency,
HARVEY W. SNOW, President,
General Agent Southern Cal. Fire lag. Co.
W. H. PETTIS,
Secretary and General Manager.
HOME OFFICE OF THE
LIFE AND ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION.
No. 328 Montgomery Street.
&N FRANOlSCO,
(SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDING.)
(Incorporated under California Laws,)
CALIFORNIA.
■
CLASS PREFERRED.
$5,000 Accident Insurance, with $25 Weekly indemnity, at an Annual Cost of $17.
All other classes, according to Occupation and Amount of Insurance, at proportionately Low rates.
Over $io,ooo.oo paid for Accidental Injuries within the last two years. Every Accident Claim
been paid in full, from day of organization.
Agents wanted in every town in the State. ["OVEr
I.;,.
\
iyifi® and jieeidlentl j^susKftgiaiySiKni.
(Incorporated under California Laws)
SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
1
II Iti HiJ I li U II II IN II It! W U
OUR SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES.
Endowment at 75 years of age.
Purely Mutual Insurance at cost.
Equitably Graded Rates.
Carefully Selected Memben
Dividends paid annually, after Fifth Yeai
Reserve Fund Deposit.
An Open Ledger,
A Board of Trustees
To protect the Reserve and Contiugen
Funds.
No Stockholders to Absorb th«
Earnings.
Over Twenty-five Million Dollars Paid An
nually by Assessment Companies in
the United States to Benefici-
aries of deceased members.
Equitable to All
A Leading Feature of this Association i:
that members at all times pay the propor
tionate cost of their insurance: new memben
will never be required to pay more than cos
to malre up the deficit caused by old mem
bers not paying the cost of insurance.
Our System of Mutual Benefits is similar to Fire Insurance — the insured paying premiums
according to the risk, and renewing the insurance from time to time by paying the assessment.
The California Life and Accident Association
is Best among all the New Systems for Economical Life and Accident Benefits. Takes risks
"rom $1,000 to $5,000 in each Department, on Good Lives only.
Has paid all Claims promptly from commencement of business.
OUR GUARANTEE RESERVE FUND SYSTEM
Vlakes even the last man sure of his money. Our system acknowledged to be most complete and per-
ect. All certificates paid as ENDOWMENT at the age of 75 years.
)oa/th oi 'Jsfcuateea :
C. R. THOMPSON,
Treas. Cal. Safe Deposit and Trust Co.
JAMES E. GORDON,
Gordon Hardware Co.
ALBERT MONTPELLIER,
Manager Granger's Bank of California.
MORRIS NEWTON,
Newton Bros., wholesale grocers.
PHILIP I. FISHER,
J. M. BUFFINGTON,
President Y. M. C. A., Oakland.
C. B. PARCELLS.
Manager Hall's Safe & Lock Co.
C. W. HATHAWAY,
Formerly of Hatha way's Wharf, S. F.
COL. C. L. TAYLOR,
President " Sun " Insurance Co.
GEO. W. SCOTT,
GEORGE H. COLLINS,
Higgins & Collins, Lumber Dealers.
W. M. STARR.
Starr & Co., Millers.
JOHN T. McLEAN, M.D.,
Alameda.
F. G. CONKLIN,
California Glove Company.
COLIN ROSS,
lember of the firm of Levi Strauss & Co. Member of the firm of Sisson, Crocker & Co. San Francisco Savings Union.
'. H. PETTIS, Secretary, ROLLA V. WATT, HARVEY D. SNOW, President,
And Gen. Manager, City Agent, Smith & Moody Agency. Gen. Ag't Southern Cal. Fire Ins. Co.
HENRY GIBBONS, Jr., M.D., Medical Director.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
421-427 Market St. Buggies, Carriages.
Bennett Jump Seats sold to the Trade.
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California, C T Hopkins pres, L L
Bromwell sec, 31S California
California Life and Accident Association,
Wm H Pettis mgr, 32-t Montgomery
California Underwriters' Association,
414 California
Canton (of Hong Kong) (limited) Parrott
& Co, Henry H Nagle mgr, 306 Cali-
fornia
Charter Oak Life, Frank Eno atty, 528
California
China Traders (limited) Williams,
Dimond & €o agts, 202 Market and
3 Pine, rms 2 and 3
Citizens', 322 California
City of London Fire, w J
Callingham agent, 213 and 215 San-
some
Commercial (of California) John
H Wise president, Chas A Laton sec-
retary, 439 California
Commercial Union Assur-
ance CO (°f London) (limited) C
F Mullins manager, 210 Sansome
Connecticut Fire (of Hartford)
William Macdonald manager, 330
Montgomery
Connect cut Mutual Life (of Hartford)
J S Wilkins gen agt, 315 California
Continental, 322 California
Deutscher Lloyd Marine
(of Berlin) Harry W Syz general
agent, 410 California
Donnell AC& CO, 318 California
Dusseldorfer Marine (of
Dusseldorf) Harry W Syz general
agent, 410 California
Equitable Life, Wm D Garland mgr,
240 Montgomery
Farragut, 322 California
Fidelity and Casualty (of
New York) James R Garniss general
agent, 219 Sansome
Fire Association (of Phiiadei-
pnia) Chas A Laton general agent, 439
California
Fire Insurance Asso'n, 322 California
Fireman's, 322 California
Fireman's Fund (fire and marine)
David J Staples president, Alpheus
Bull vice-president, William J Dutton
secretary, E W Carpenter assistant
secretary, 401 California
Franklin Fire (of Philadelphia) Ed E
Potter gen agt, 428 California
German (of Philadelphia) Jacobs & Eas-
ton gen agts, 423 California
German American, Tom C Grant agt,
213 Sansome
German Land and Cattle
Co, J H N Turn Suden president,
Martin C Theilmaun secretary, 123
California
Germania, 322 California
Cermania Fire (of New York)
Gutte & Frank general agents, 307
California
Germania Life, Julius Jacobs gen agt,
423 California
Germanic Lloyds, Muecke & Co agts,
319 California
Girard Fire, 322 California
Glens Falls, Jacobs & Easton gen agts,
423 California
Great Western Marine (of
New York) Gutte & Frank general
agents, 307 California
Guardian Assurance Co (of
London) Wm J Landers agent, 401
California
Hamburg-Bremen Fire,
Speyer & Herold general agents, 415
California
Hamburg-Magdebu rg
Fire (of Hamburg) Gutte & Frank
general agents, 307 California
Hartford Fire, H K Belden actg mgr,
313 California
Hartford Life and Annuity, R J Pennel
gen agt, 3 Post
Hartford Steam Boiler and Inspection,
322 California
Helvetia Swiss Fire (of St
Gall) Harry W Syz general agent, 410
California
Home (of New York) A E Magill agt,
2_'l Sansome
Home Accident Associa-
tion, Win H 0,uinn president, J
Cadman secretary, 204 Montgomery
Home Benefit Life Associ-
ation, Saui'l Baker president, Wm I
Morgan s ■cretary, 204 Montgomery
Home Mutual (of California) JF
Houghton president, Chas R Story
secretary, R H Magill general agent,
216 Sansome
Hopkins & Bromwell (C T Hopkins and
L L Bromwell) 318 California
Howard (of New York) Oliver Hawes
agt, 227 Sansome
Imperial Fire (of London) Robert
Dickson manager, 441 California
Internal ional Marine (of Liverp^l)
Donaldson & Co agts, 319 California
La Fonciere Marine, 322 California
Lion Fire (of London) George D
Dornin manager, 215 Sansome
Liverpool & London &
ClObe, Chas D Haven secretary,
422 California
Lloyd Generate Italia no
Marine (of Genoa) Harry W Syz
general agent, 410 California
Lloyd's Plate Glass, Brown, Craig & Co
gen mgrs, 429 California
ST. DAVID'S, 190 Rooms,
715 Howard St., nr. Third, San Francisco. No dark
rooms. No guest uses linen once used by another.
ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VIT/E, BOXWOOD.
JOHN WlfcMORE,
133 Spear Street, S. F.
228
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San Francisco.
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London Assurance Corpo-
ration ( OI London) Robert Dickson
manager, 441 California
London & Lancashire f ire (of Liverpool)
Balfour, Guthrie & Co agts, 316 Cal-
ifornia
London & Northwestern Fire (of Man-
chester, England) Hutchinson & Mann
gen agts, 322 California
London & Provincial Fire
(of Lt-ndon) (limited) Harry \V Syz
general agent, 410 California
Loudon & Provincial Marine, 322 Cali-
fornia
Magdeburg General
(marine) (of Magdeburg) National
Marine Insurance Association (of Lon-
don) (limited) and Great Western (of
New York) 307 California
Manchester Fire Assurance Co (of Man-
chester) Balfour, Guthrie & Co agts,
316 California
Manhattan Life (of New York) John
Landers myr, 410 California
Mannheim Marine (of Mann
heim) Geo Marcus & Co agents, 232
California
Merchants (of Newark) Jacobs & a-
ton gen agts, 423 California
Metropolitan Plate Glass, 322 California
Mutual (of New Orleans) Jos C Jennings
agt, 317 California
Mutual Benefit Life (of Newark, IN J)
James Munsell Jr agt for Pacific Coast,
415 Montgomery
Mutual Benefit Life Asso-
ciation (°f America) Carlton &
Thurman managers Pacific Coast
department, 26 Montgomery, home
office 240 Broadway, N Y
Mutual Life (of New York) A B
Forbes general manager, 214 Sansome
Mutual Reserve Fund (of New York) C
M Oakley gen agt, 314 Montgomery
National Assurance (of ire-
laud) H M Newhall & Co general
agents, 309 Sansome
National Fire(ofHartford)Hagan,
Manheim & Co agents, 217 Sansome
National Fire M New York) w J
Dutton general agent, 401 California
National Marine (of London)
Gutte & Frank agents, 307 California
New England Mutual Life,
Henry K Field general agent, 324
Montgomery
New Hampshire Fire (of Man-
chester, N H) Jos C Jennings & Co
general agents, 317 California
New Orleans, 322 California
New Swiss Lloyd Marine
(of Winterthur) Harry W Syz general
; j < t, 410 California
New York Bowery. Oliver Hawes agt,
227 Sansome
New York Life (of New York)
Alexander G Hawes manager, 220
Sansome
New York Metropolitan, Smith & Snow
agts, 320 California
New York Underwriters' Agency, com-
posed of the Hanover & Citizens' Fire
Insurance Cos (of New York) Cesar
Bertheau mgr, Hy Balzer & Co agts,
209 Sansome
New Zealand Fire and Marine, Hugh
Craig mgr, 412 California
Niagara (of New York) Syeyer & Her-
oic! agts, 415 California
Niagara Fire (of New York)
Smith & Moody agents, 317 California
North British and Mercantile, Tom C
Grant agt, 213 Sansome
North China (of China) Macondray
& Co agts, 204 and 206 Sansome
North German Fire, Walter Speyer, 435
California
Northern Assurance, Hoyt & Wickes
city agts, 421 California
Northern Assurance Cor-
poration (of London and Aber-
deen) Robert Dickson manager, 441
California
Northwestern Masonic Aid Association
(of Chicago) C A Bond solicitor, 323
California
Northwestern Mutual Life, R W Abbott
gen agt, 215 Sansome
Northwestern National (of
Milwaukee) Smith & Moody agents,
317 California
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society
(of England) Falkner, Bell & Co agts,
410 California
Oakland Home, Hoyt & Wickes mgrs
San Francisco department, 421 Cali-
fornia
Orient (of Hartford) Geo D Dornin
manager, 215 Sansome
Pacific Fire(of New York) Smith
& Moody agent3, 317 California
Pacific Insurance Union, Alfred Still-
man gen mgr, 401 California
Pacific Mutual Life, Geo A Moor pres,
J N Patton sec, 418 California
Pacific Surety Co (of Caiifor
nia) Wallace Everson president, E F
Green secretary, 328 Montgomery,
rm 4
Pennsylvania, 322 California
Pennsylvania Fire (of Philadelphia)
Hunt & Mitchell gen agts, 313 Cali-
fornia
People's, 322 California
Phoenix (of Hartford) A E Magill agt,
221 Sansome
IC UJLU IA/IMI/IC Q Pfl 413-415 Market St. IltOX. STEEL, All
. 0. VAIl nlllMt & 0U., Kind3 Blacksmiths' Materials, HEAVY HAKDVARE.
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic &£ Sf '
Druggists and Barbers.
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INS
229
Phoenix (of Brooklyn) Brown, Craig
& (Jo agents, 429 California
Phoenix Assurance (of Lon-
don) Butler & Haidan general agents,
413 California
Providence Washington
(Providence, R I) Franz Jacoby & Co
general agents, San Francisco, 323
California
Prussian National (of Stettin)
Franz Jacoby & Co general agents,
323 California
Queen Fire (°f Liverpool) Robert
Dickson manager, 441 California
Reliance Marine (of Liverpool) (limited)
Henry Lund & Co agts, 214 California
Royal Norwich Union and Lancashire
Fire, Falkner, Bell & Co gen agts,
410 California
Scottish Union and Na-
tional* Hagan, Manheim & Co
agents, 217 Sansome
Sea (limited) (marine) Meyer, Wilson &
Co agts, 210 Battery
Self-Endowment and Life Association,
F M Freund sec, 1032 Market
South British and National
Hre and Marine, w J Cal-
lingham agent, 213 and 215 Sansome
Southern California (of Los
Angeles, Cal) H C Sigler president,
Matthew Long secretary, H W Snow
manager, San Francisco, 324 Mont-
gomery
St Paul Fire and Marine, 322 California
Standard Marine (of Liverpool)
(limited) W J Callingham agent, 213
Sansome
State Investment and In-
surance CO, A J Bryant presi-
dent, Charles H dishing secretary,
218 and 220 Sansome
Sun (lire and marine) C L Taylor pres,
Ed E Potter sec, 428 California
Sun Mutual (of New Orleans) Joseph C
Jennings & Co agts, 317 California
SWISS Marine (Switzerland of
Zurich, Helvetia of St Gall and Baloise
of Basle) Harry W Syz general agent,
410 California
Teutonia, 322 California
Thames and Mersey Ma-
rine (limited) W Greer Harrison
manager, 410 Pine
The Accident (of North Amer-
ica) Irwin & Watson managers Pacific
department, 41] California
The American Fire (of Phila-
delphia) Brown, Craig & Co agents,
429 California
The Danube Imperial Royal (privileged)
Austrian (of Vienna) Hy Balzer &
Co gen agts, 209 Sansome
The Insurance (of the state of
Pennsylvania) Brown, Craig & Co
agents, 429 California
The LiOn Fire (of London) Geo
• D Dorniu manager, 215 Sansome
The Marine (of London) (limited) Geo
W McNear agt, 20 Caliiornia
The North German Fire (of Hamburg)
Walter Speyer gen agt, 435 California
The People's Accident As-
sociation (of California) C W
Swain president, T B Gillum vice-
president, L H Valentine treasurer,
A G Swain secretary and general
manager, 126 Kearny
The Strarts Marine (of Sing-
apore) Geo Marcus & Co agents, 232
California
The Washington Life (of New York)
John H Gray gen agt, 311 California
Traders' (of Chicago) Hoyt & Wickes
mgrs, 421 California
Transatlantic Fire (of Ham-
burg) Geo Marcus & Co agents, 232
California
Transatlantic Marine (of Berlin) (lim-
ited) Thannhauser & Co gen agts, 311
California
Travelers' Life and Acci-
dent, Walter W Haskell general
agent, 242 Montgomery
Underwriters' Fire Patrol Inspection
Bureau, F H Porter chief surveyor,
Geo W Harrison first assistant sur-
veyor, Geo C Sutton second assistant
surveyor, F W Dickson clerk, 318 Cali-
fornia
Union and Maritime, E L Woods gen
agt, 219 Sansome
Union, Gustave Touchard pres, James
D Bailey sec, C P Farufield gen agt,
416 California
United Fire Re-Insurance, 322 California
Union Mutual Life (of Portland, Maine)
Jabez Bowes mgr, 329-333 Pine
Union Society (of Canton) (limited)
Page Bros agts, 408 California
United States Fire, D L Beck & Sons
agts, 219 Front
United States Life, J W Howell mgr, H
T Ames supt agencies, 235 Kearny
Universal Marine (of London) (limited)
Wilfred B Chapman agt, 17 California
Washington Fire and Ma-
rine (of Boston) Geo D Dornin man-
ager, 215 Sansome
Washington Life (of New York) John
H Gray gen agt, 311 California
Westchester Fire, Franz Ja-
coby & Co city agents, 323 California
Western Assurance Co
(of Toronto) Butler & Haidan gen-
eral agents, 413 California
Hobbs, Wall & Co., Mfrs. BOXES of every Variety, •
314 SPEAR
Street, S. F.
Nicoll the Tailor, 816 lartet St.
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Western Fire and Marine
(of California) P J White president,
John Fay vice-president, Geo W Ses-
sion secretary, 409 California
Williamsburgh City Fire (of New York)
Ed E Potter gen agt, 4'2S California
Yangtze Insurance Asso-
ciation (of China) Macon dray &
Co agents, 425 and 427 Market
INTERPRETERS
Durand A, 523 Kearny
Poirson E, 234 Montgomery
INVENTORS.
Dannmeyer M, 1418 Market
Drake C S, ; dso general manager of
the Automatic Railway Switch, 6
Eddy
Inventors' Institute, A B Smith mgr,
105 Stockton
Redstone A E, 1509 Market
StOltZ David' also walnut cosmetic
and dealer in barbers' supplies, lOSi
O'Farrell
TamblingWH, 132 Hayes
IRON AND STEEL
Baker & Hamilton, nw cor
Pine and Davis
BlackDiamond Steel
Works- Park Bro & Co proprie-
tors, 10 Pine
Carplan, Cory&Co, H7andii9
California
California Iron & Steel Co, Egbert
Judson pres, George O Davis sec,
office 202 Market
Doble Abner, 13 and 15 Fremont
Dunham, Carrigan & Co, 17 and 19
Gibbs George W & Co, 33-37 Fremont
riolbrook Merrill & Stet-
son. 225-229 Market
Huntington, Hopkins & Co, cor Bush
and Market
Judson Manufacturing Co, 8 Pine
Linforth James, n° Front
Montague W W & Co, 309-
317 Market
Morris & Varney (H D Morris and T H
B Varney) 22 and 24 Fremont
Oregon Iron and Steel Co.
S R Church agent, 309 California
Pacific Rolling Mill Co, 202
M arket
Park Brother & CO, manufact-
urers Black Diamond Steel of Pitts-
burgh, Pa, office and warehouse 10
Pine
PenningtonC W &, ESons,
219 Main
Roebling's John A Sons Company, S V
Mooney agt, 14 Drumm
Seeley. Church & Co (U See-
ley Jr and S R Church) manufactur-
ers' agents, 309 California
Selby Thomas H & Co (Henry S Austin
and Alanson H Phelps) 220 and 222
Mission
Smith Francis & CO (Francis
Smith) 130Beale
Tay Ceorge H & Co, 614-618
Battery
Van Winkle I 3 & Co. ±13 and
415 Market
IRON AND STEEL.— JAM ES LINFORTH,
sole agent for Sybry, Searles & Co., Sheffield,
.Mining, and other Steels. Pacific Cast Steel
Wedges and Sledges. 116 Front Street.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Importers of
Galvanized anil Common Sleet-Iron,
All Sizes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317
Market Street, San Francisco.
IRON BEDSTEADS
Clark Truman S & Son, 21
New Montgomery
IRON FENCES AND
RAILINGS
Jung John C, 110 Main
Kittredge A G, IS and 20 Fremont
IRON FOUNDRIES
(See IronWorks.)
IRON PIPE
(See also Gas Pipe, Water Pipe, etc.)
Allen W R & Co, «* Market
Froehch C Jr, 202 Market
Montague W W & Co, 309-
317 Market
Richards Seth, 39-43 Stevenson
Selby Thos H & Co, 220 and 222 Mission
Smith Francis & Co, 130
Beale
Steen E T, 113 and 115 Mission
ALL High Explosives
ARE IMITATIONS OF GIANT POWDER.
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Gen. Agents, S. P.
STEAM ENGINES « THRESHING MACHINES. !
421 427 Market St.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Importers of
GAS AND WATER IRON PIPE,
And Pipe Fittings, all sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317
Market Street, San Francisco.
IRON WORKS
/Etna, L M Starr proprietor, 217-221
Fremont
Atlas. J B Jardine proprietor, 213
and 215 Mission
Axford William, proprietor Mis-
sion Iron Foundry, Harrison bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Bay City, Bigelow & Little pro-
prietors, 103 and 105 Fremont and
323 and 325 Mission
Booth H J, Marysville Foundry, office
113 Leidesdorff
Brady M, 109 First
City, Joshua Hendy proprietor, NE
cor Vallejo and Sansoine
Coit & Folsom, agts Reading Iron
Works (Penn) 10 California
Columbia Foundry, Reese Llewellyn
propr, 133 and 135 Beale
Empire Foundry and Ma-
chine Works, Savage, Son &
Co proprietors, 135-143 Fremont
Eureka, Anton Pfeiffcr proprietor,
317 and 319 Howard
Fulton, Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes
proprietors, 220 Fremont
Gibbs George W & Co (Geo W and
Fred A G bbs and E A Selfridge) 33-
37 Fremont
Globe Iron Works Co, f p
Bacon president, F H Page secretary,
222 and 224 Fremont
Golden State and Miners',
W L Palmer president, H B Angell
superintendent, 2^7-251 First
Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes
(D B Hinckley, James Spiers and
D E Hayes) proprietors Fulton Iron
Works, office 220 Fremont
Industrial, T A and John McCormick
proprs, 229-235 Beale
Main Street, William Deacon propr,
131-135 Main
Marshutz & Cantrell (L C Marshutz and
F G Cantrell) National Iron Works,
NW cor Main and Howard
Mechanics' Foundry, John C Quinn
propr, 217 and 219 First
Mission Iron Foundry, Wm
Axford proprietor, Harrison bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Mixer George H, Novelty Iron
Works, 117 and 119 Main
Muir A, Marine Iron Works, 1015 Bat-
tery
Nutting Calvin Jr, Pioneer Iron Works,
227 and 229 Main
Occidental Foundry, steiger
& Kerr proprietors, 137 First
Oesten C & Son, 209 Main
Pacific, Rankin, Brayton & Co pro-
prietors, 127 First
Pacific Iron aud Nail Co, 258 Market
Pendergast James, 307 and 309 Folsom
Pendergast Thomas, propr Howard Iron
Works, 461 Howard
Pfeiffer Anton, proprietor Eureka
Iron Works, 317 and 319 Howard
Ralston H & J (Henry and John) 151
and 153 Beale
Rankin, Brayton & Co (Ira
Rankin and A P Brayton) proprietors
Pacific Iron Works, 127 First
Risdon Iron and Locomo
tive Works, W H Taylor presi-
dent, Joseph Mo>re superintendent,
SE cor Beale and Howard
San Francisco, Fred Sefrin, 203 Fre-
mont
Savage, Son & CO (Richard and
John E Savage and George M Pinck-
ard) Empire Foundry, 135-143 Fre-
mont
Small Isaac H, 574 Brannan
Starr L M, proprietor iEtna Iron
Works, 217-221 Fremont
Steiger & Kerr (C R Steiger and
J W Kerr) proprietors Occidental
Foundry, 137 First
Stuhr & White (L Stuhr and S White)
423 Mission
Taylor & Flint (James H Taylor and
Edward D Flint) 26 Beale
The Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, 39-51 Fre-
mont
Thomson & Evans (John
Thomson and C H Evans) also engi-
neers and machinists, steam pumps,
steam engines, etc, 110 and 112
Beale
Thompson Bros (Thomas and Thornton)
Eureka Foundry, 129 and 131 Beale
Tobey Curtis, Metropolitan Foundry,
204 Townsend
Union, G W Prescott president, Irv-
viDg M Scott manager, J O'B Gunn
secretary, office 401 Market, factory
Potrero
Union Brass and Iron
Works, Philip Giovannini and
Francis Osterloh, 105 Fremont
Western (J F Sims and W B Morris)
123 and 125 Beale
Moretti & Trezzini, FRESCO ARTISTS, PXK£W.
SHIP PLANK and Timber, Locust TREENAILS. '
133 Spear St.
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Clark N & Sons, 1358 Market,
office 22 California
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Tall On C J, 123 California, rm 16
IRRIGATION AND CA
NAL COMPANIES
San Joaquin and King's River, C Z Mer-
ritt sec, 533 Kearny, rm 1
IVORY GOODS
JackSOn R W, 51S Clay and 614
Market
Kevvning John, 10 Stevenson
Meyer J G H, 320 Kearny
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JAPANESE AND
NESE GOODS
Deardorf Frank, 120 Sutter, rm SO
Ichi Ban, F Cormack manager,
wholesale and retail, 15 and 17 Post
and 618 Market
Japanese Art Repository, G T Marsh,
625 Market
King Lee& CO, 410 Kearny
Mendelson Brothers, 36 Cai
JAPANNERIES
Short Rose Mrs, 240 Fremont
JAPANNERS
Lee John & Co, 34 Main
Tay George H & Co, 614-618
Battery
JELLY.
Nectar Jelly Co, McD Elliott
manager, 415 Stockton
JEWELERS- IMPORTERS
AND MANUFACTUR
ERS
Adams W H, 9 Geary
Ahn Robert H, 313 Bush
Andrews A, propr The Diamond Pal-
ace, 221 Montg ■mery
Aufrichtig Moritz, 116 Sixth
Baehr Wra, 649 Sacramento
Barrett & Sherwood (W Jas
Sherwood) 140 Montgomery
Bellemere A, 331 Kearny
Bohm W, 204 Stockton
Brand H J, 230 Kearny, rms 4 and 5
Braverman Louis & Co (Louis Braver-
man) 1 19 Montgomery
BnjannoffR, 9 Lick place
Chapman H, 60S Merchant
Charmak H, 846 Market
Clausen Francis H, 410 Kearny
DaviS A & Son (August and
Joseph) 20S Kearny
Davis Bros, Toklas & Co, 10
.Sutter
Dinkelspiel S B & Co (J s
Dinkelspiel, D E Josephi and J Haber)
116 Sutter
Ellean Henry, 20S Sutter
Goldberg Max, 53S Kearny
Green Abraham, 230 Kearny, rms 4 and 5
Creenzwieg George & Co,
(George Greenzwieg) 122 and 124 San-
some •
Haskell & Muegge (R R Haskell and J
H Muegge) 206 Kearny
Hirschman Adolph, 113 Sutter
Hirshtield R, 22 Sansome
Isaacson G J, 115 Sixth
Kertell & Caplan (Geo A Kertell and
Henry R Caplan) 126 Kearny
Koehler & Phillips (A Koehjer
and J N Phillips) also diamond set-
ters, 13 Trinity
Laird David W, 27 Post
Lalande Arsene, 420 Sutter
Larsen & Wilson (P C Larsen and W
Wilson) 201 Kearny
Levison ^Bros (H Levison, J T Bone-
stell, <T Marcus and W P Morgan) 134
Sutter
Levy John & CO, also watches,
clocks and silverware, 118 Mont-
gomery
Lewis A J, 106 and 10S Montgomery
Lindemann C H, 13 Trinity
Luudy T, 7 and 9 Third
Manning Wm, S04 Market
Mathieu & Maison (A Mathieu aud L A
Maison) 328 Bush
Miller L Jr, ; diO diamond setter,
112 Sutter
Moncisvaia & Jones (C Moncisvais and
Wm Jones) 339 Kearny
Morris B & Co, noj Sutter
Myer A W, 1014 Market
Neidhardt — , 13 Trinity
Neuman Albert, 9 Geary
Newman Julius, 120 Sutter
Pacific Jewelry Co, Newman & Samuel
proprs, 6 Battery
Pembroke S J, 212 O'Farrell
Pingel C G, 344 Kearny
Poblmann &*Heiduska (Gus Pohlmann
and Ferdinand Heiduska) 417 Kearny
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Blacksmiths' Materials, HEAVY HARDWARE.
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Randolph & Co (R B Gray) 101 and 103
Sutter
Raphael Nat M & Co (Nat M Raphael
and Henry Myers) 732 and 734
Market and 102 Kearny
Rapp Adolph, 9 Geary
Richter A, 622 Merchant
Ritter Chas A, 120 Sutter
Rothschild & Hadenfeldt
(L Rothschild and C Hadenfeldt) y
Hardie place
Rudolph Charles, 112 Sutter
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory,
David W Laird propr, 27 Post
Shreve Ceo C & Co (Geo C
Shreve, Ceo Bonney and A J Lewis)
NE cor Montgomery and Sutter and
215-219 Bush
Simons Peter B & Son (Peter
B Simons and G Stuart) 120 Sutter
Smith Gilbert, 339 Kearny
Sondheim S, 120 Sutter
Stern J W & Co (J W and Joseph Stern)
213 Pine
Sundheim & Fuchs (F Sundheim and D
Fuchs) 13 Trinity
SvilOvichAntOniO, 407 Twenty-
fourth
Tipson William A, 434 Pine
Titcomb A C & Co (A C Titcomb) 24
Post
Tuckey Bros (A R and H W) 13
Trinity
Tuckey & Parsons (Alfred Tuckey and
Henry Parsons) 205 Montgomery
Vanderslice W K & Co (W K Vander-
slice and Kenneth Melrose) 136 Sut-
ter
Wagner Ferdinand, 223 Kearny
WunSCh Wl & Co(M Wunsch,
Theo Kirchhoff and Aug Heilbronuer)
111 Sutter
Zacharias M & Co (M Zacharias) 308
Kearney
K0EHLER& PHILLIPS,
MANUFACTURING
Jewelers & Diamond Setters,
Repairing Promptly and Neatly Done,
No. 13 Trinity Street,
Between Bush and Sutter, above Montgomery,
SAN FRANCISCO.
C. H. UNDEMANN,
Manufacturing Jeweler,
Diamond Setter,
No. 13 Trinity Street,
Bet. Sutter and Bush, above Montgomery, S. F.
Diamond Work a specialty.
Orders promptly attended to.
JEWELERS -RETAIL
(See Watchmakers and Jewelers.)
JEWELRYCASE MANU-
FACTURERS
Lochbaum AH, 134 Sutter
MuhS AntOniO, 208 Sutter
Importer and manufacturer of
CASES FOR JEWELRY
AND SILVERWARE,
208 Sutter Street,
Above Kearny Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
JUNK DEALERS.
Adams Joseph W, 566 Mission
Ahnert & Co (August Ahnert and Louis
Stinmiller) 31S Francisco
Arata Stefano, 1526 Stockton
Borella Ang, cor Broadway and Kearny
Bryson C W, 527 Fourth
Callahan Charles, 12S and 130 Folsom
Cohen Marks, 868 and 870 Howard
Deniau Paul, 436 Broadway
Edmonds J, 5 Clay
Fike & Norton (Nathan Fike and Reuben
Norton) 740 Pacific
Foard Lorentz, 3 and 5 Steuart
Friedberg N S, 1026 Howard
Friedman Solomon, 183 Sixteenth
Glasko Morris, 1628i Mission
Harley Charles & Co (Charles Harley)
114 and 116 Davis
Hashagen Martin, ;"08 Sixth
Hildebrand C, 1136 Howard
Kedon Martin Jr, 118 and 120 Clay
Keho Thos, 417 Drumm
Levy Joseph, 46 Clay
Lipman Morris, 915 Folsom
Marks M, 858 Howard
Marx Herman, 643 Third
McMaster John, 264 Brannan
Meyerstein Joseph, 124 Commercial
Parks John, 1131 Dupont
Pidwell C J & Co (C J Pidweii,
William Manson, and H E Hackett)
also wholesale dealers in bottles, bags
and bale rope, 207 Davis
Reichert & Co (E Reichert) 1076 Howard
Revert A, 324 Fifth
Smith & Summers (W H Smith and
Louis Summers) 666 Howard
Solomon M & Co, 406 and 40S Fifth
Waugh Alex & Co (Alex Waugh and
George Miller) 112 Main
Whitelaw T P H, 216 Spear
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JUTE MANUFACTUR-
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California Jute Manufact-
uring CO, L P Drexler president,
A H Lissak secretary, White & Lissak
selling agents, 312 California
KINDLING WOOD.
Wilkie Arthur, 409 Mission
KITCHENWARE
Armes & Dallam 230 Front
Tay Ceo H & Co, 614-618 Battery
KNITTED GOODS.
Peterlein R, 939 Folsom
Pfister J J & Co (J J Pfister) 120 Sutter
LABELS
Schmidt Label and Litho-
graphic CO, M Schmidt presi-
dent, S Disbecker secretary, 27 and
29 Main
LACES AND EMBROID
ERIES
Decorative Art School, S41 Market
Greenberg & Rosenberg, 31 Dapont
Hohenthal Gus, 139* Fifth
Lash H, 533 Market
Levy Jules & BrOS (Leon and
Jules) importers, 3 Sansome
Mansbach E & Co, 26 and 28 Kearny
Muser Brothers, also agents
for Sidenberg & Co, importers laces,
embroideries, curtains, etc, ladies'
linen collars and cuffs, 541 Market
LADIES' FURNISHING
GOODS
(See Furnishing Goods — Ladies'.)
LAMP DEALERS
Armstrong J T & Co, 627 Kearny
Graff A S & Co ( A S Graff) 47 Second
LAMP MANUFACTUR-
ERS.
BoeSCh Emile, 5*3 and 585 Mis-
sion
Craighead &, Kintz Man-
ufacturing Co, A I Hall &
Son agents, 530 Market
Meriden Malleable Iron
CO, A I Hall & Son agents, 530
Market
Meyer, Marshall & Co (Ph Meyer,
Thomas Marshall and G Witzel) 528
California
Schneider B B, 530 Market
Siemens Lungren Lamp
Co (Philadelphia) Meyer, Marshall &
Co agents, 528 California
LAMP SUPPLIES
BoeSCh Emile, 5S3 and 585 Mis-
sion
Schneider B B, A I Hall & Son
agents, 530 Market
Yates & CO, H3 Front
LAND AGENTS.
Beach T P, 604 Merchant
Clements J E, general manager
Mexican Colonization Co (limited)
506 Battery
George Robert, 419 California
Merrill Charles A, 324 Pine
Noye3 C G, 434 California
Ries Leopold, 649 Washington
LAND ASSOCIATIONS
Eastern Oregon Land Co, T P Beach
sec, 604 Merchant
Lassen Co, C A Merrill pres, 324 Pine
Mexican Colonization Co
(limited) J E Clements general man-
ager, 506 Battery
Newhall Land and Farm-
ing CO (The) 309 Sansome
Occidental Loan, L L Deanery sea, 126
Kearny
Oregon Improvement Co, E W Sells
auditor, 205 Bryant and Beale Street
Wharf
Pacific Coast Land Bu-
reau, Wendell Easton president, 22
Montgomery
Pacific Loan, L L Dennery sec, 126
Kearny
Pomona Land and Water Co (of Los
Angeles) H A Palmer pres, C K Clark
sec, 411 California
San Bernardino Land, Lumber and
Flume Co, C F Burnham sec, 420
California
Saucelito Land and Ferry Co, Robert
George sec, 419 California, rm 9
State Board of Immigra-
tion (f°r Oregon and Washington
Territory) J E Shephard commission-
er, 506 Battery
Judson Powder Improved, ^rSriSS
WAGONS.
Truman, Isham <& Hooker, Agents for the Cele-
brated Hollow Iron Axle Wagons, J&l-m Market St.
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LANTERNS
BpeSCh Emile, 583 and 585 Mis-
sion
Tay George H & Co, 614-618
Battery
LAPIDARIES
Bretonnel J V, 32S Bush
Browne A, 620 Merchant
Conor Francis, 614 Merchant
Laine Jules, 9 Hardie place
Lalande Arsene, 420 Sutter
Sonnentield Samuel, 331 Kearny
LAST MAKERS
Potter F W, 10 Stevenson
Wing Wm H & Co (Win H Wing and
J C Waller) cor Mission and Fremont
LAUNDRIES
Achin A, 1007 Folsom
Audemard Mary Mme, 478 Tehama
Bennett Mary Mrs, 555 Bryant
Berabent Mme, 1517 Dupont
Bernou Jean, 633-637 Third
Berre Thurien, 341 Third
Berson A Mme, 429 Sutter
Biarnes R Mine, 918 Larkin
Boont Zoe Mrs, 532 Valencia
Bosq Silva, 639 Post
Bouvet J, 21 Virginia
Boy Thos & Co, 626 Fulton
Brochier E Mrs, 1716 Fillmore
Bruce Frank T, agt La Grande, 228
Montgomery ave
Bufford Samuel F, pres San Francisco
Laundry Association, 33 Geary
Games Peter, 150 Shipley
Campinas A Mine, 143 Ninth
Cantel Annette, 204^ Turk
Causse V Mme, 320 Larkin
Chartier Louisa Mme, 1019 Folsom
Chateau Mme, 904 Stockton
Colette C Mrs, 1021 Stockton
Contra Costa Laundry As-
sociation, George H Hallett, P
Bartlett and P E Dalton proprietors,
56 Sacramento and 30 Geary, laundry
at Oakland
Cotte Elodie Mrs, 411 Geary
Dastuque Romain, 604 Broadway
Dehertoghe A Mrs, 2020 Fillmore
De Shields Benj, 801| Market
Doherty John A, 517 Mission
Dufranc V Mrs, 341 Third
Encoyand Z Mme, 1052 Howard
FaureH, 511 Hyde
Ferrans Alexander Mme,
1714 Polk
Giannini Henry G, 824 Laguna
Carnaud Etinne (French) Thir-
tieth bet Church and Dolores
Ginco B, 812 Larkin
Godet L, 920 Howard
Gourdon Emily Mme, 1508$ Powell
Grasselly Eugene, 1521 Polk
Hall & Ferguson (E Hall and P F Fer-
guson) proprs What Cheer Laundry
121 Liedesdorff, United States Laun-
dry 3013 Sixteenth, branch 53 Third
Hallett, Bartlett & Dalton,
proprietors Contra Costa Laundry, 56
Sacramento and 30 Geary
Hourtolon B, 532 Sixth
Husson L. 35 Turk
Jacques Thais, 1020 Larkin
Jim J W & Co, 622 Commercial
Joube P Mrs, 53S Valencia
Joullin M, 601 Golden Gate ave
Kilcullen Michael, 732 Folsom
Labat Jean, 1 12 Taylor
La Grande, EP White proprietor,
648 Market
Laidley M H, n s Filbert nr Octavia
Lallement Delphi ne, 629 Union
Lassalle Madame (French) 132
Geary
Lemaitre A, 647 Broadway
Leviele S L, 1027 Howard
Loustalet P, 315 Sutter
Marcou Claudius, 1424 Dupont
Matter Felix, 2512 Mission
Meyers G L, 308 Bush
Moran P J, 330 Broadway
Moynier Mary Mine, 350 Third
Murphy Henry, 535 Mission
Occidental, Filbert bet Gough and
Octavia
Olivier Claudine Mme, 1021 Stockton
Oudet John, 1330| Pacific
Papelier Mrs, 48 Seventh
Payer Louise, 106 Stockton
Pomme A Mme, 2108 Fillmore
Raymond August, 511 Hyde
San Francisco, 33 Geary
Sarras J P, 204^ Turk
Sarthou B, 1229 Golden Gate ave
Schmidt Peter, 325 Dupont
Tourel M Mme, 120 Geary
Wahler A N, 1231 Mission
Wells F K, 713 Folsom
Wenger Henry Mrs, 714 Church
White E P, proprietor La Grande
Laundry, 648 Market
Wolff Constand, 715 Broadway
Zabel A Mme, 624 Ellis
LAWYERS
(See Attorney s-at-Law.)
leadIpipe
Selby Smelting & Lead Co,
416 Montgomery
ST. DAVID'S,
190 Rooms, 715 Howard St., nr. Third, San Francisco. Single rooms 50
cents per night. Daily papers on file. Hot baths free.
CAB'NET WOODS and VENEERS. 133 Spear. John Wigmore.
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LEAD PIPE MANUFACT
URERS
Tay Ceorge H & Co, 6i4-6is
Battery
LEAD WORKS
Germania, E E Eyre pres, J M Quay
sec, 314 California
Morrow & Strong, H5 and 117
First
Pioneer White, Whittier, Fuller & Co
proprs, 229-239 Fremont
Selby Smelting & Lead Co,
shot tower SE cor First and Howard,
office 416 Montgomery
LEATHER BELTING
Cook A O & Son, 415 Market
COOk H N, 405 Market
Degen L P, 130 First
Cirvin J W & CO, 24 California
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
421-427 Market
A. O. Cook. Telephone No. 745. F. K. Cook.
AO. COOK & SON, Manufacturers of Oak
• Tanned Leather Belting and Hose. Lace-
Leather in sides and Cut Strings. 415 Market
Street-, San Francisco.
L. P. DEGEN,
Alanufacturer of
Oak Tanned Leather Baiting
FINEST LACING,
Cut Strings or Sides always on hand.
128 and 130 FIRST STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LEATHER BELTING
HLOYT'S
CELEBRATED SHORT LAP
Patent Riveted Leather Belt.
J. W. CIRVIN & CO.,
24 California Street, San Francisco.
Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co,
129 and 131 Sansome
Cummings F & Co, 418 and 420 Com-
mercial
DavidSOn & Rued (J W David-
son and J C Rued) office 119 Clay,
factories cor Eleventh and Folsom and
SW cor Dolores and Fourteenth
Dolliver & Bros (Thos andSam'l R Do 1-
iver and Albert R Church) 573 and
575 Market
Frank S H & Co, 406 and 40S Battery
FrOese F W, Army nr San Bruno
road
Getleson B & Co, 520 and 522 Market
Hecht Bros & Co, 25 and 27
Sansome
Heyman Julius, 41 Clay
KlOpper Fred, 26 O'Farrell
Kullman, Salz & Co (H Kullman, Jacob
Salz and Charles Hart) 106 Battery
Lewis E & Co, 37 Second
Macomber Charles A, 415 Market
Magee & Moore (John A Magee and
Arthur W Moore) 310 and 312 Clay
Main & Winchester (Chas
Main and Ezra H Winchester) 214-
220 Battery
Mattern & Moore (H Mattern and R
Moore) 42 Geary
Nichols A C & Co ( A C Nichols) 402 and
404 Battery
Pope Charles W, 506 Market
Rosseter & Smith (John H and Geo R
Rosseter and Stephen M Smith) 545
Market
Rued J C & CO (J C Rued and J J
Nachtrieb) also tan bark, etc, 119 and
121 Clay
Sternfeld Bros & Co, 565 Market
Stone L D & Co, 422 Battery
Urbach Ignatz, S01 Montgomery
Williams Bros (Chester and Henry L
Williams and Frank W Marvin) 569
Market
LEECHES-IMPORT E R S-
Paturel C Mrs, 439 Bush
LEATHER DEALERS
AND FINDINGS
Bourne R A, 28 Second
Brown & Adams (J S Brown and J E
Adams) 409 Battery
I. S. VAN WINKLE £ CO.,
LENS GRINDERS
Berteling L A, 427 Kearny
Muller Christian, 135 Mont-
gomery
Price M, 415 Kearny
LIBRARIES
B'nai B'rith, Eddy bet Mason andTaylor
CameS George A, librarian Odd
Fellows' -Library Association, SW
cor Markejt and Seventh
413-415
Market St.
IRON, STEE1, ETC.
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Peering F P, law librarian, New
City Hall
Druids', 413 Sutter
French, 120 Sutter, rms 16 and 17
Improved Order Red Men's, 320 Post
Knights of Pythias', 915 Market
Law- New City Hall
Ligue Nationale Francaise, 120 Sutter
Masonic, NW cor Post and Montgomery
Mechanics' Institute, p b
Cornwall president, Horace Wilson
librarian, 21 Post
Mercantile Library Asso-
ciation, David Wilder president,
216 Bush
Odd FellOWS', Geo A Carnes li-
brarian, SW cor Seventh and Market
Perkins F B, librarian Free Public Lib-
rary, 428 Bush
Pioneers', 808 Montgomery
San Francisco Free Public, F B Perkins
librarian, 428 Bush
Spanish, 531 California, rm 7
Spiritualist, Ixora Hall, s s Mission bet
Third and Fourth
St Ignatius, cor Van Neas ave and Hayes
The Bancroft, Hubert H Bancroft propr,
1538 Valencia
Wilson Horace, librarian Mechanics'
Institute, 37 Post
Young Men's Christian Association, 232
Sutter
LIME.
Blochman & Cerf (Moses Cerf) agts I X
L Lime Co, 5 and 7 Drumm
Davis & Cowell (Isaac E Davis
and Henry Cowell) 211 and 213
Drumm
Golden Gate Plaster Mills,
Lucas & Co proprietors, 215 and 217
Main
Holmes Lime Co (The H T) H T Holmes
pres, 14-18 Market, branch house
513 and 515 I, Sacramento
Tiernan & Co (R Tiernan, J Beaumont
and D E Slack) 2622 Mission
LiaUORS-RETAIL.
Abadie Joseph, 26 Montgomery ave
Abraham Wolf, 610 Mission
Abrahamson M, 123 Jackson
Abrams & Curtis (Max Abrams and
Joe Curtis) 713 Mission
Adam & Kibbe, Market, Kearny
and Geary
Ahlers Dick, 228 Pacific
Ahlers George, 229 Spear
Ahrens Bros & Pein (D N and Geo M
Ahrens and Geo H Pein) NE cor
Third and Mission
Ahrens D & G (George and Diedrich) SE
cor Fremont and Howard and SW cor
Mission and Main
Ahrens J H, 211 Davis
Akins Wm, Railroad ave bet Trinidad
and Bahama
Albin Louis, NW cor Twenty-second
and Potrero ave
Alhambra S^IOOn, Ben Cotton
proprietor, 323 Bush
All Seasons (wine room) Wm Fa-
ber, SW cor Sixth and Market
Allen James, cor Berry and Fifth
Allman T Mrs, 272 Brannan
Amelung Julius C, 221 Sansome
Anchor Saloon, m Deteis, n
Schneider and J F Steliman proprie-
tors, 8 Sacramento
Anderson Andrew, 250 Spear
Anderson J M, 9 Clay
Anderson & Co (C A Anderson) 209
Jackson
Anderson & Co (Emil and Godfrey An-
derson) 413^ East
Anderson & Edwards, 720 Washington
Anderson & Olson, 817 Kearny
Anderson & Rasmussen (Andrew Ander-
son and Nels Rasmussen) 29 Wash-
ington
Anthes & Schreiner, 14 Geary
Appel Louis, 419 Montgomery ave
Arfstein A J, cor Twenty-eighth and
Valencia
Arion Halle, Henry Grimm propr, cor
Sutter and Kearny
Armory Exchange Saloon,
Wolfe & Sykes proprietors, 63 New
Montgomery cor Minna
Arnaud Albert, NW cor Post and Du-
pont
Astredo Anthony, SE cor Stockton and
O'Farrell
Atkinson R E, 52 Fourth
Atlantic Saloon, Mrs c J Chres-
teasen proprietress, 1 14 Jackson
Austin George B, 336 Fourth
Aver James H, cor Illinois and Napa
Ayers Harry, NW cor Stockton and
O'Farrell
Baader John, 1*2 Fourth
Bacigalupi Lawrence, 1341 Dupont
Bacigalupo D, 1419 Dupont '
Bacon J B, 213 Montgomery
Badaracco Antonio, 1308 Pacific
Baehr J M, 414 Sansome
Bagala L, SE cor Twenty-fifth and Ala-
bama
Bailey Margaret Mrs, 71 Minna
Bailey N J, 444 Third
Baker Frank S, 1718 Fillmore
Baker I M, 102 Eddy
Bamberger & Kaempfer (Sigmund S
Bamberger and Morris Kaempfer) 657
Market
Hobbs,Wall 4 Co., *»£S£Sk Crescent City, B£$S2Sgg3k
NICOLL THE TAILOR,
816 Market St., S. F. Send for Samples of JVew
<;«oils and Self-measurement Rules— Sent Free.
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Banks P, 921 4 Howard
BanksOtl J R, H51 Market
Bargone Leonard, 1118 and 1120Dupont
BameS & Rugg (Frederick
Barnes and William Rugg) NE cor
Mission and Spear
Barra E J, NW cor First and Minna
Barre August, NE cor Lombard and Oc-
tavia
Barry Charles H, 733 Davis
Barry & Howarth, 252 Howard
Bartels Henry, 2232 Union
Barthel Robert, 273 and 275 East
Bartloma John, 2213 Powell
Barton James, 819 Battery
Bataille & Peters (P Bataiiie
and VV Peters) 544 California
Bauer Chas, 804 Pacific
Bauer Charles G, w s Baker nr Beach
Bauer George, 304 Francisco
Beaton & McKay (Neil Beaton and
James A McKay) 639 Mission
Becker Albert, cor Beale and Folsom
Becker Fred, SE cor Nineteenth and
Mission
Becker Peter, 417 Hayes
Beckers William, 100 Mission
Beckmanu Chas F, 33S Bush
Beier & Holt (M F Beier and A J Holt)
SW cor Dupont and Bush
Bellegarde Pascal, NW cor Railroad ave
and Venezuela
Bellmer H A, 500 Dupont
BellocqDe Alfred, Geary nr Masonic ave
Bellue Carmele, 515 Valencia
Bellue P, 32 Seventh
Benard Auguste F, 864 Howard
Bendt William, 8 Clay
Bennett Frederick, 230 Brannan
Bentham Harry, 636 Fourth
Berand Edouard, 125 Powell
Berger J P, 507 Pine
Berliner Weiss Beer (from
St Louis Brewery) 1524 and 1526
Pacific
Beruhard Jacob, 330 Main
Bertolucci Giuseppe, 316 Broadway
Bettal Joseph, Six Mile House, Mission
Street road
Beyer George, SW cor Bay and Powell
Beyer W A, 316 Clay
Bianchi & Franzoni (L Bianchi and L
Franzoni) 1007 Stockton
Biedenbach August, 210 Leidesdorff
Billick Paul, 1036 Market
Binder Charles A, 219 Mission
Bischoff Chas, 27 Pacific
Bischoff Henry & Co (Henry Bischoff
and H H Kock) 101 Sansome
Bishop Henry, 136 Main
Bishop M, 60 and 62 First
Biteau & Ortion (Isidore Biteau and
August Ortion) 235 Montgomery ave
Blanchard David, 349 Sixth
Blazr John, 35 Eddy
Blohm John, SE cor Mission and
Fourth
Blohm John, 923 Kearny
Bocca & Di Modena (P Bocca and P Di
Modena) 1228 Dupont
Bockmann D H, SE cor Austin and Polk
Bode Bros (A W and E H) 533 Califor-
nia
Bode Charles H, cor Fourth and Chan-
nel
Bolts John F, 308 Kearny
Bonetti & Martinoni (A Bonetti and E
Martinoni) 14 Seventh
Bontempi & Ferullo (G- B
Bontempi and D Ferullo) 305 Mont-
gomery ave
Boradt Henry, 52S Valencia
Boukofsky Nelson, 21 Davis
Bourjade Cheri P, 1509 Da-
pout
Boutes & Pac (J F Boutes and J J Pac)
511 Washington
Bovo Gabriel, cor Vallejo and Dupont
Bower G, 110 Berry
Bowman Jos, cor Ninth and Brannan
Boyer & Mouren (U Boyer and J
Mouren) 1232 Dupont
Boy ken J A. cor Ninth ^and
Mission
Bozio Orlando, 149 Fourth
Brady Peter G, 38 H Ninth
Brady James, 821 Market
Brady Thomas, 4 Fourth
Bramstedt John H, 251 Steuart
Brander Saloon, John Broyer and Henry
Monseesproprs, 225 Clay
Brandtjen John, Sixth bet Berry and
Channel
Bray & Shehan (S L Bray and J Shehan)
619 Mission
Bredhoff Henry, 423 East
Bretonnel Alfred J, 1^13 Polk
Brickwedel Jacob, 51 Fremont and NE
cor Bush and Battery
Brink Charles H, NW cor Sixth
and Stevenson
Brinkmann Charles, 112 Berry
Briody Hugh, 22 Leidesdorff
Broeske & Beschormann
(John Broeske and Chas F Beschor-
mann) 529 5 Sacramento
Brosi Gotleib E, 45 Second
Brosnan Thomas, 404 Fourth
Brown Charles C, 27 Commercial
Brown G A, SE cor Washington and
Montgomery
Brown John, 534 Jackson
Brown J W, 44 Spear
Brown Margaret, 220 Broadway
Brown & Culver (T h Brown
and L Culver) 1019 Market
Nobel's E^dfe
FOR VERY
e | Bandmann,
HARD ROCK AND SUBMARINE BLASTING.
Nielsen & Co., General Agents, San Francisco.
Truman, Isham & Hooker
421-427 Market Street, Sole Agents for
, Dedericlt's Perpetual HAY PRESSES.
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Browning William, 541 Clay
Brownlie & Martin (J S Brownlie and
H B Martin) SE cor Eighteenth and
Castro
Broughton Charles, 609 Clay
Broyer Alex B, 100 Fourth
Broyer John, foot of King and Second
Broyer & Fulton (A B Broyer
and Theodore Fulton) SW cor Sixth
and Howard
Brunig Christian, 49 Stevenson
Brunings & Myers (Martin Brunings
and Harry Myers) 600 Market and 1
Post
Bruns Hans W, SE cor Filbert and
Battery
Bruns Henry F, SW cor Eighth and
Market
Bruns J P, 3250 Mission
Bruns J Harry, 123 Front
Brusaber CharJes H, Kentucky nr
Sierra
Buck John, 775 Market
Buck John, cor Fourth and Brannan
Buckenmeier Joseph, 1426 and 1428
Stockton and 431 Montgomery ave
Buckley Tim, 438 Miuna
Bunton Richard, 705 Market
Burke P, 607 Clay
Burke William J, SE cor Market and
Gough
Burke & Green (David Burke and
Thomas Green) cor Second and Bran-
nan
Burgbacher George, 536 California
Burkhardt & Hoelscher (G Burkhardt
and August Hoelscher) 105 and 107
Second
Burmeister Louis, cor Polk and Clay
Burns D, 519 Mission
Butha & Albrecht, NW cor Kearny and
Bush
Butler Charles G, 310 Montgomery
Butler John, 7 Sutter and 506 Market
Butler Martin Mrs, NW cor Tenth and
Bryant
Butler Michael, 846 Howard
Buzzini Geo & Co, 31 Ninth
Buzzini I, S47 Valencia
Byrne John, 148 New Montgomery
Byrnes John C, 208 Bush
BywaterS William, 310 Town-
send
Cadieux Isaac L, 69 Fourth
Cagney Tim M, 422 Natoma
Caley & King; (John Caley and Z
L King) proprietors Laurel Palace
Saloon, NW cor Kearny and Bush
Callahan D, 50 Seventh
Callahan & Donahy (Myles Callahan
and Jeremiah Donahy) 625 Fourth
Callan & Barry (T Callan and J Barry)
SE cor Montgomery and Merchant
Callen James, 1742 Market
Callender John T, 5 Broadway
Candau Felix, 213 Third
Capital Saloon, J D Will propr, 226
Montgomery
Carlson Bros (Swan A and Chas E) 415
East
Carlson & Riersen (0 G Carlson and Geo
Riersen) 81 1^ Kearny
Carr Thomas, 306 Minna
Carrere Baptist, cor St Thomas and
Yazoo
Carroll James & Co, 800 Mission
Carson John, Junction House, Mission
road
Casabonne J B, 230 Montgomery ave
Casey James, 825 Folsom
Casey Michael, 622 Fourth
Cassidy James, 527 East
Cassidy Jas, 12 Washington
Castello Mary Mrs, 821 Folsom
Catchman John, 9 Vallejo
Cathcart Chas L, NW cor Polk and
Pacific
Cavanaugh A D, cor Sixth and Folsom
Cawley William, 147 Third
Cayot C, 1122 Harrison
Centiy Rose Mrs, 217 Pacific
Cereghino G & D, 3260 Mission
Cervelli R, 526 Broadway
Cevasco Giacomo & Co (G Cevasco and
G Carbarino) 1229 Dupont
Chamberlin J P, junction Valencia and
Mission
Champagne Joseph, 643 Broadway
Chapelaiu Chas, cor Howard and Third
Chataini E, 324 Sixth
Chenoweth John M, 902 and
904 Market
Chesney Dennis, 111 Dupont
Chessler Fred, 518 Pacific
Chielovich & Co (E Chielovich) SE cor
Fifth and Market
Chiuedvich Peter, 329 Pacific
Chrestensen C J Mrs, H4
Jackson and 317 Pacific
Christen Christoffel, cor Venezuela and
Yazoo
Christensen H, 120 Montgomery ave
Christin Charles, 313 Hayes
Christin & Boudan (Lewis
Christin and Louis Boudan) 258
Fourth
Cicchi Lodovico, 437 Broadway
Claffey Charles, 212 Sansome
Clark Andrew, SE cor Twenty-second
and Alab.ima
Clark Wm M, 409 Fourth
Clausen William, NE cor Folsom and
Fifth and 872 Folsom
Clavere Brothers (P and J P) 530 Mer-
chant
Cleary Mary Mrs, 640^ Howard
Cleary Mike, 124 Geary
M°Suszzimi, Designers and Fresco Painters
PHEJLAIV
.Building.
OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH. SnkSST* '
S. F.
Clements Owen, 85 Ninth
Clifford Eugene, 550 Mission
Clifford Thomas, 703^ Davis
Clundt Charles, 909 Kearny
Cnopius John, 707 Davis
Coakley Jeremiah, "236 Townsend
Coates Caleb, 37 Sutter
Cobine John, 127 Folsom
Coblentz G, 107 Stockton
Cocian Nicholas, 449 Broadway
Cody Patrick John, cor Twenty -ninth and
Mission
Coghlin John, Mission road nr Ocean
View
Cohen Leopold, 440 Hayes
Cohn & Wood (Morris Cohn and Alex-
ander Wood) 1906 Market
Coleman D, 19 Vallejo
Collet F, 809 Valencia
Collins Matthew, 2 Dunbar alley
Colmann Martin, NE cor Pine and
Kearny
Comerford Patrick, 1911 Hyde
Comines Chas, 800 Kearny
Conitz Peter, 21 Pacific
Condon John, 733 Howard
Connelly Catherine Mrs, 83 Clementina
Connolly J J, 214 Post
Connolly Morris, 525 Mission
Connolly P, 422 Kearny
Connolly Patrick, 528 Fourth
Connolly Peter, 643 Merchant
Conolley Edward, 1200 Market
Conway Bernard, 997 Market
Conway James, 200 Fourth
Conway Michael, 17 Chesley
Cook Annie Mrs, 400 Third and 219
Ellis
Cook Eben, cor Ninth and Brannan
Cook Edward L, 221 Ellis
Cook & Fitzgerald (J M Cook and J P
Fitzgerald) 309 Third
Cooks & Waiters' Home, Caeper Diet-
rich mgr, 624 Clay
Cooney Wm, NW cor Third and Folsom
Corbett John, 40 Moss
Corbett & Roche (Thomas Corbett and
Simon Roche) 23 Second
Cordes John, 213 Pine
CorradO Louis. 432 Broadway
Cosgrove James, 100 McAllister
Cosgrove Thomas, ne cor
O'Farrell and Devisadero
Costello James & Co, 34i
Jessie
Costello Mary Mrs, 821 Folsom
Costello William, SE cor Third and
Brannan
Cotton Ben, proprietor The Al-
hambra, 323 Bush
Coursey John, 66 Jessie
Cox W G, NW cor Twenty-fifth and
Howard
Coyle Philip, NW cor Seventh
and Harrison
Cregan John H. 207 Dupont
Creighton Patrick, 901 Folsom
Crocco Joe, NE cor Stockton and Green
Cronin John, SE cor California and
Fillmore
Cronin T J, 1120 Howard
Crowley Cornelius, 1442 Valencia aud
NW cor Twenty-sixth and Valencia
Cullen M B Mrs, NW cor Ellis and
Devisadero
Cummings Wm J, 37 Third
Cuneo Carlo, 539 Washington
Curran B, NE cor Polk and Hayes
Curran Patrick L, NW cor Fourth and
Berry
Curry Alexander, 677^ Mission
Curtin James, 1119 Market
Curtin John, 112 Steuart
CusickThos, 1515 Polk
Dagan M, 1011 Folsom
Daley William, NW cor Ninth and
Brannan
Dalldorf Rudolph, NE cor
Mission and Beale
Daly Cornelius, 430 Brannan
Daly Jane Mrs, 621 Merchant
Daly John, 121 Montgomery
Daly Martin, Illinois nr Napa
Daneri John, 131 Pacific
Dasmann William, ~NW cor Polk and
Austin
Davidson J, NW cor Twenty-fourth and
Folsom
Davidson, Welch & Co (Me-
nis Davidson and George H Welch)
668 Mission
Dawson George, 321 California
Dawartz J Fritz, 220 Montgomery ave
Deady Edward, 53S Hayes
Deane Wm,204Ciara
Debb Frank, 925 and 927 Folsom
De Caspar Fidel, Kentucky bet Sierra
and Nevada
Decker Brothers, 915 Market
Decker J F (Decker Brothers) 5
Bush place
Decker W (DeckerBrothers) 5 Bush
place
Decker & Eschenhorst (W Decker and
H Eschenhorst) 811 Market
De Ghetaldi Emilio, 514£ Battery
Degnan Thos, is Fifth
Deininger John, 25 Summer
Delaney John, 1338 Market
Delury Daniel, 71 Natoma
Dempsey & Cleary (Jack Demp-
sey and Tom Cleary) proprietors
Nonpareil, 17 Powell
Dennis R J, 433 Pacjfic
Dennis & Knight, 808 Kearny
Dennon Matthew, 158 First
S.
VA1V WINKLE A CO.
413-415 Market St.
IRON, STEEL t HEAVY HARDWARE
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Derham John F, 638 Broadway
Dery E> 135 Sixth
Deshwanden Anton, NE cor Greenwich
and Pierce
Desprez P F, 3029 Sixteenth
Detels Schneider & Stell-
Uiann. 8 Sacramento
Detels & Schneider (M Detels
and N Schneider) SE cor Pacific and
Davis
Detgen Henry, 517 East
Devine Dennis B, 628 Merchant
Devlin Patrick, 719 Howard
Dexter Benjamin, 1614 Market
Diehm George, 222 Washington
Diemer John, 831 Kearny
Diers H, NE cor Sacramento and Davis
Dietrich Caspar, 1614 Mission
Dietrich Casper, 624 Clay
Dilges Jacob, 714 Bryant
Dillon John, cor Nebraska and Twenty-
sixth
Dippel Henry, SW cor Montgomery ave
and Vallejo
Dittmer J F, SE cor New Montgomery
and Jessie
Division Stephen, 317 East
Dixon Clement, 8 Summer
Dobson William, 37 Third
Dohle John, 411 East
Dolan Phil, 536 Jackson
Dolan Wm B, 199 Polk and 145 Third
Donlon Michael, 208 First
Donohue Cornelius, 314 Minna
Donohue H P, 505 Washington
Donohue John, 329 Third
Donohue Peter, 241 O'Farrell
1 'orcy Pete, 20 Stockton
Dormer Thomas, 439 Jackson
Dorrance William C, 112 Second
Dorris T V, 340 Third
Doscher & Lilkendey (F Doscher and
W Lilkendey) 12 Oregon
Dougherty John, 301 Sixth
Dougherty P, SW cor Kearny and Com-
mercial
Doyle Thomas, 1 10 Jackson
Doyle & Cashman (J C Doyle and
Daniel Cashman) 200 Third
Dreyer Ernst, SW cor Stoakton and
Sutter
Dreyer & Gust (J Dreyer and J Gust)
514^ Sixth
Driscoll John, St Thomas nr Platte
Dublin Exchange, Wm Shaw propr, 328
and 330 Drumm
Dugan Filix, cor Twenty-third and Flor-
ida
Dugan & Campbell (P F Dugan and P H
Campbell) 225 Third
Duggan Edward, 231 Fifth
Duham Frank, 400| and 520 Pacific
Duhr L Mrs, 626 Sa?ramento
Dumont Pierre, 310 Fifth
Dunn John, 650 Sacramento
Dunne Owen, 21 First
Durning & Weaver (C Durning and J
Weaver) 17 Powell
Durr John, 210 Washington
Durroux Joseph,, SE cor Fourth and
Bryant
Duttenhofer Louis, 21 Beale
Eagan J, 1129 Folsom
Eagles John, 615 Merchant
Ebiier & Bro (G W and C L) 102 Sixth
Edgar C J, SE cor Kearny and Bush
Edwards Harry, Kentucky bet Sierra
and Nevada
Edwards John, NE cor California and
Montgomery
Egan Thomas H, SE cor Bay and Mason
Eblers J & W, 533 Sacramento
Ehrichs Richard, SE cor Battery and
Vallejo
Eichenlaub John, 412 Jackson
Eilken H, 509 Davis
Elliott Robert, SW cor Baker and Beach
Elsaesser Chas, 1119 Pierce
Elvin Henry, cor Main and Bryant
Enderli Frank, 619 Merchant
Engelbrecht S, 113 Sixth
Ennor & Co (Thomas Ennor and Oliver
Grimmer) 1318 Market
Enos Joseph L, 117 Jackson
EnOS & French (Frank Enos and
Wm French) 615 Larkin
Enright C, 411 Pine
Enright Thomas, SW cor Seventh and
Howard
Frickson Eric, 7 Merchant
Erickson & Anderson (S Erickson and
G Anderson) 425 East
Erwin Andrew L, 1007 Kearny
Eureka Exchange, WmC Har-
ris proprietor, NW cor Montgomery
and Pacific
Evatt & Powers (Frank Evatt and Ed
Powers) 6 Clara lane
Evers Henry, NW cor Kearny and
W ashington
Ewing Bros (Allison and Chas S) 210
Dnpont
Faber Wm> SW cor Sixth and
Market
Falkenhahn Fred, 213 Sixth
Fallon & Buckley (M Fallon and C J
Buckley) 31S Bush
Farley Philip, 210 First
Farrell Daniel, 101 Third
Farrell Michael, cor Sierra and Maryland
Farrelly Jas M, 115 Leidesdorff
Farrelly Michael, NW cor Powell and
Jefferson
Fassler B, 301 East
Faulstich Thaddeus, 401 Fifth
Faust Hall, Chas Stepp propr, 16 and
18 Geary
BARNARD'S
16
COL.L.EUE,
46
STREET,
S.F. Send for Circular.
Nicoll the Tailor, 816 Market St,
Samples of 3TEW imfD
tlOODS SEST i ttllLl,
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Favarel Louis, 1500-1508 Polk
Fay John. 432 Va encia
Fay Michael, 3251 Mission
Fehlemelcher A, 649 Clay
Feiiitz William, 259 Fourth
Feldmann Henry, 613 Brannan
Feustermacher Martin, 537 Fifth
Fetz Joseph, 107 Third
Field John, 425 Bush
Filiate Henry P. SIS Howard
Finch Philetus, 417 Fourth
Finnen August, SW cor Clay and
Kearny
Fisher George, 1154 Market
Fitter E H Mrs, cor East and Jackson
FitSChen J C> 305 California
Fitzheury James, 53'- Commercial
Fitzpatrick Owen, 765 Howard
Flanagan Jas B. 537 Bryant
Flanery Mary Mrs, 600 Franklin
Flathmann Claus, SW cor Market and
Steuart
Flieger Henry R, 131S Howard .
Foerst Philip, Honduras nr Kentucky
Fogarty Thomas, 519 East
Foley James. 204 First
Foley Wm F, 609 Sausome
Fuupiano C & Co (C Foppiano and L
Damozonio) 1402 Dupont
Forbes F M, 1024 Larkin
Fortmanu & Dohrmann (F Fortmann
and J Dohrmann) 26 Eddy
Foster Wm, 2SC4 California
Fowler S, 773 Market
Fowler William, 214 Steuart
Fox Charles J, 620 Market
Franck Henry, 108 Sacramento
Frank's Saloon, J L Radovich & Co, 328
Pine
Frazier P B, NW cor O'Farrell and
Devisadero
Frediani & Co, 21 Stockton
Fieese Fred A, 315 East
Freese J H, 802 Valencia
Freitas John, 500 Broadway
Frese Ciiristian, 518 Battery
Fridon Luis, 317 Dupont
Fridrich J H, 406 Dupont
Fried A & Co (A Fried) 215 and 21 7
California
Friend Edmund, NW cor Sixth ave
and D
Frisch H H, 130 Seventh
Fritzschen H B, NW cor Steuart and
Mission
Fugazi Francesco, NE cor Stockton and
Green
Gaetjen Henry, cor Fifth and Town-
send
Gagen Michael, 524 Fourth
Gaillard Joseph, 229 Sixth
Galbraith Wm, 759 Brannan
Gales Jean Marie, 536 Merchant
Gallagher John, 521 First
Gallagher John P, NW cor Commercial
and East
Gandulfa & Rocka (Louis Gandulfa and
John Rocka) 20 Leidesdorff
Garcia Frank, 718 Montgomery
Gardner August, 15 Eddy
Gardner Joseph W & Co, 429 Davia
Garibaldi Stephen J, 1515 Powell
Garms Peter, SW cor Union and Front
Gamier Emile, 618 Sacramento
Garrity James, Georgia bet Sierra and
Nevada
Gately P J, 1139 Market
Gaussail Emile A & Co (Emile A and B
Gaussail) 1239 Stockton
Cauthier & Smith (A Gauthier
and M H .Smith) ^42 Market
Gaxiola J, 639$ Broadway
Gebhardt & Graner, 907 Market
Gehrels John H, SW cor Davis and Sac-
ramento
Cem SalOOn. Robert Green pro-
prietor, '2-1 Sacramento
Gendotti Andrea, 1949 Mission
Gendotti Clemensej 18 Taylor
Gendotti Louis, 50S and 510 Octavia
Geraghty & Fiealey (Patrick Geraghty r
and T F Healey) 147 Valencia
CerhOW R & CO (K Gerhow and
E Kredewahn) SE cor Vallejo and
Front
Gerkcn Dick, 33 Main
Gerken John, 614 Montgomery
Gianettoni Malachi, 29 Sixth
Gianettoni & Iola (C Giauuttoni and D
Iola) 127 Montgomery ave
Gibb James, 6.7 Merchant
Giblin T J, cor Clay and Leavenworth
Gibuey Thomas F, 131 Fifth
Gilmartiu O.ven, cor Spear and Folsom
Gilmour Thos, 540 Grove
Ginty & McMahoj (J Ginty and T Mc-
Mahon) SE cor Sixth and Shipley
Giovanni Silvestro & Co (S Giovanni
and F Roccatagliata) 306 Montgomery
ave
Giovannini D, SI 2 Pacific
Giovannini Sabatino, 306 Montgomery
Giraud E & Chas Martin, 532 Pacific
Giugni & Barhieri (Celestial Giugni and
Geonie Barbieri) 819 Stockton
GiuatmiC, 115 Clark
CI eSS A. cor Fourth and Harrison
Gloistem Henry, 642 Jackson
Gobey Frank, 228 Sutter
Gockentz E H, 1048 Howard
Godinho John, 8 Commercial
Godsil James, 208 and 210 Kearny
Goetz Paul, 775 Mission
Goger John, 315 Montgomery ave
Goldenson Edward, 609 Laguna
Gomberg Adolph, 121 Eddy
Gordon Geo, cor Twenty-fourth and Noe
"Tnrlcnn P/vtirrl r»f IMPROVED." Used by all Railroads.
J UuSOH i OWClGr BANDMANN, NIELSEN &<_'., General A-ents, S. F.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
431-427 Market Street, Sole Agents lor
Dedericlt's Perpetual HAY PRESSES.
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Gordon & Healy (Martin Gordon and
Edward Healy) 22 Hayes
Gorham M C, 164 Jessie
Gorman M E Mrs, 313 Beale
Gorman & Moran (M E Gorman and J
S Moran) 124 Third
Gould Win, 6 Spring
Grabe Frank, Rising Sun Saloon, cor
D wight and San Bruno road
Graber Jacob M, 810 Kearny
Grant F 0, 1167 Mission
Gray & Mack, 522 Pine
Green Robert (formerly of Kie-
bitz & Green, Sacramento) Gem Sa-
loon, 221 .Sacramento
Green William, 107 Fifth
Greene John E, 222 Fourth
GreggainS J J. 929 Bryant
Gries Frederick, cor Howard and Main
Griffin Minnie Mrs, 537 Pacific
Griffin M S, SE cor Geary and Broderick
Griffin Patrick, 1739 Market
Griffin & Hanley (F D Griffin and T
Hanley) 333 Third
Griffin & Sullivan (Michael Griffin and
P W Sullivan) 702 Mission
Griffiths Joseph, cor Fillmore and Bay
Grimes Kobert, 34 Minna
Grimm Henry, NE cor Sutter and
Kearny
Grimmelman Fritz, 1032 Market
Groezinger Robert, 426 Broadway
Grossman Geo, NE cor Post and Kearny
Gruber Margaret Mrs, 645 Washington
Cruen & Vogelsang (Julius
Gruen and Max Vogelsang) proprie-
tors Louvre. Saloon, Phelan Building,
and NW cor Powell and Eddy
Guanna Joseph, 2439 Greenwich
Guanzeroli Luigi, 425 Broadway
Gudehus Christian, 112 Drumm
Gundlach Jacob G, 607 Washington
Guyatt J, 507 Clay
Haar Henry, cor Powell and O'Farrell
Haase & Young (H D Hnase and H C
Young) NE cor Main and Bryant
Habsrling J C, 110 Dupont
Hagador Henry, 632 Brannan
Hagtman & Haquette (Geo Hageman
and Ernest Haquette) 5 Kearny
Hagerty H P, cor Waller and Stanyan
Hagler John, 419 Bush
Hagman & H olden (N A Hagman and
J Holden) 249 Third
Hais Frank J, 404 Tventy-second
Halderman Fred, 3 Broadway
Haley Tim, cor King and Sixth
Haliu John, 903 Kearny
Hall & Krooss (James H Hall and Claus
Krooss) SE cor Twentieth and Mission
Hallett G, 13 Post
Hamilton Henry G, Kentucky bet
Sierra and Nevada
Haneke John, 513 First
Hanisch Frank, 130 Fourth
HanlOn J J. c >r Sixth and Brannan
H anion John, 747 Brannan
Hanlon Mary Mrs, 29 Jessie
Hannon Michael, 17 Pacific
Hanuon Michael, 735 Mission
Hansen Geo, 10S Sutter
Harder John, Kentucky nr Sierra
Harder Peter, 7 Market
Hare P M, 140 Fifth
Harkins Patrick, 63 Jessie
Harmony Hall, Geo Grossman, NE cor
Kearny and Post
Harrigan C J, SE cor Seventh and Mis-
sion
Harrington Ed, 1051 Howard
Harris CW, NW cor Sutter and Du-
pont
Harris John, 503 Bush
Harris William C, proprietor
Eureka Exchange Salmon, NW cor
Montgomery and Pacific
Harrison David J, N W cor Sansome and
Merchant
Harrison John, 138 Montgomery ave
and 501 Davis
Harry's Exchange, P F F Kohnke propr,
120 California
Harsy Geo, 545 Jackson
H.irt Martin, 114 Second
Hartley John, 726 Howard
Hartman M, 36 Geary
Hartman Marcus, 623 Davis
Hartman Philip, 1 1 Spear
Hartmann Adolph, 513 Jackson
Hartmann Ge<>, 1708 Fillmore
Hartmann John, 1200 Stockton
Hashagen & Martens (M Hashagen and
C Martens) 506 Sixth
Bass lbusch John E, 12^ Fourth
Haubrich Benjamin, 1905
Mission
Haulfe Frederick, 727 Davis
Hausler & W Eybs (F Hausler and W
Eybs) 920 and 922 Market
Hayes John Sr, NW cor Fulton and
Buchanan
Hayes S & P, 510 Howard
Hayes Wm, NE cor Ellis and Devisadero
Healey J, 236 Brannan
Healey Patrick. 131 Third
Healing James 7U1£ Market
Healy M F, 1720 Market
Hedeman H W, 617 Davis
Hedrich & Ruge (John L He/lrich and
George Ruge) 12 Mason
Heed r John, 325 Bush
Heesch John, 102 Jackson
Heesch John, 403 Drumm
Heffernan Micha»l, 2-3 Sansome
Heinck & Schnizlein, 823
Market
ST. DAVID'S, 190 Rooms, B
Howard St. , nr. Third , San Francisco. No bet-
or cleaner rooms in the city. Open all night.
Mahogany, Spanish Cedar, Primavera.
133 Spear Street, S. F.
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Heinrich Zechow, 122 Jackson
Heins Louis R, cor Third and Bryant
Heinz J J, 637 Broadway
Heitmann Alwine, 5.30 I'acific
Huitz Joseph, S07 Branaan
Hem Win. 35 Eddy
Hencken Martin, 1342 Market
Hencken & Brandt (John Hencken and
Fred Brandt) 154 Third
Heney Ellen Mrs, 21 and 23 Clementina
Henne John, 1607 Polk
Henrioulle Bros (Gregoire and John)
135 Second and NE cor Seventh and
Minna
Hensler A, 416 Dupont
Hentz A H, 200 McAllister
Herdel Fritz, SE or Haight and Scott
Herger Louis & John Muheim, 245
Fourth
Herigan Alexander, 33 Pacific
Herlihy Daniel, 207 Second
Hess Franz, 634 Pacific '
Hess John, 236 Fourth
Hess Samuel, 62 Third
Hey C W, 318 Fifth
Heye Henry, 234 Townsend
Heyes Thomas, 43S Third
Hi j ymann Henry, 615 Pacific
Hicky Daniel, NW cor Pacific and Bat-
tery
Higgs John, 233 Sixth
Hilderbrand Albert, 1228 Market
Hilpisch JaCOb, 2 and 4 Leides-
dortf
Hinger R, SE cor Post and Central ave
Hink P H, 427 California and NE cor
Montgomery and Washington
Hinrichs August, NW cor Front and
Union
Hinrichs & Haesloop(August
Hinrichs and Christian Haesloop) SW
cor Washington and Drumm
Hischier Baptist, NE cor Clay and
Drumm
Hoaglan Peter, 405 Drumm
Hoeft & Michaelsen (John
Hoeft and John C Michaelsen) 816
and 818 Clay
Hoelscher Anton, 7 Stevenson
Hoffman & Hanlin (S Hoffman and M
Hanlin) 246 Third
Hoffmann R, 539 Valencia
Hofmann & Was«mann (Frank Hofmann
and Fred Wassmann) S W cor Kearny
and California
Hogan Edjvard, 604 Natoma
Hogan & McDermott (M D Hogan and
J A McDermott) 106 Fifth
Holje John B, S W cor Railroad ave and
Falkland
Holjes John H & Co, 398 Sixth
Holler & Gyselaar (T Holler and J H
Gyselaar) 301 Battery
HOOper Aaron, proprietor The
Commercial, cor Front and Market
Hope John, 37 Eddy
Hopkins Peter & Co, Grand Hotel
Horan James D, 1334 Howard
Horan & O'Shea (J Horan and RO'Shea)
321 Fourth
Horn C, 629 Davis
Horstmann Henry, cor Thirtieth and
Mission
Hosking Thomas, 628 Kearny
Hoss John, cor O'Farrell and Stockton
Hoss John & F, cor Sutter and Kearny
Hough John, 5 Mason
Howard Street Exchange,
Frank & William McManus proprie-
tors, 840 Howard
Howarth & Barry (Thomas
B Howarth and Thomas Barry) 252
Third
Hubbard George A, 412 Kearny
Huber S Miss, cor Geary and Central ave
Huddleston & Crimmins (Matthew
Huddleston and Wm Crimmins) 711
Howard
Hughes William, 546 Mission
Hulsmann Fred, 725 Fourth
Humboldt Hall Saloon, John H Fritsch
propr, SW cor Kearny and Morton
Hummel John, 427 Fourth
Hund & Schnitzlein (J b
HundandThSchuitzlein) 823 Market
Hunt John, 862 Mission
Hurley Julia Mrs, 46 Sacra-
mento
Hurley Patrick, cor Yolo and Nebraska
Hussey Mike, 1 Morton
H Ut aflf H e n ry, cor Montgomery ave
and Montgomery
Hyde J L, 755 Howard
Iburg Wm, 5 Belden place
Ieherwood J L, 15 Valencia
Imelli Max, 1053 Market
Ingram & Shay (Wm E Ingram and
Chas Shay) 800 Montgomery
Irozoqui Frank, 649 Pacific
Iversen Peter, 417 Post
Jackson Exchange, Wm
Sharpe & J Devlin managers, 769 Mis-
sion
Jackson Horace, 1S9 Jessie
Jacobi John, 80S Kearny
Jagels & Ewing (D Jagels and Ernest
Ewing) 3 Clay
Janke Johannes, 244 Sutter
Jansen George A F, NE cor First and
Brannan
Jellings William, NE cor Clay and
Kearny
Jeliison B F, propr Washoe Exchange,
NE cor California and Kearny
Jermain John, 130 Pacific
Jobman Julius, cor Sixth and Mission
I. S. VAN WINKLE & CO.,
413-415
Market St.
STEEL, ETC.
CTfllT7'C U/JM IIIIT PflCMCTIP Darkens Gray or Sandy Hair and Whiskers
OlULIZ.0 TfALllU I UUOlYlL I IU to Perfection. Does NOT WASH OFF
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Johansen George, 10G Jackson
Johauson Gust, 7 Commercial
Johnsen Emma Mrs, 640 Howard
Johnson Alice Mrs, 302 Pacific
Johnson A F, 10 Jackson
Johnson Jennie Mrs, 10(3 Jackspn
Johnson John, 6 Jackson
JohnSOn Peter. SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Bryant
Johnson Peter A, 600 Fourth
Johnson & Anderson (P A Johnson and
A Anderson) Si 2 Kearny
Johnson & Co (Olof and Chas Johnson)
SE cor Jackson and Drumm
Johnson & Lynch (Olof Johnson and M
J Lynch) 35 Pacific
Jones Frank, 194 Stevenson
Jordan Adolph, 425 Montgomery ave
Jordan J, 637^ Howard
Jorgensen H C, 536 Sacramento
Jorgensen J P, 512 Commercial
Jost Grein, 149 Berry
Josue Arthur, 113 Davis
Joullin E, 32 Sixth
Joyce & OrndOff (M E Joyce and
James Orndotf) proprietors Baldwin
Hotel Bar and Billiard Rooms, Bald-
win Hotel
Jullien J& Co (J Jullien, E Girard and
A Goustiaux) 617 Pacific
JUTS LotliS. 925 Mission
Jurss John, 605 Davis
Kahn Joseph, 416 Pine
Kalkstein Henry, 629 Front
Kamps FW, 16 and 18 California
Kane Michael, cor Howard and First
Karstens Chas, 1ME cor Jackson and
Sausome
Kasche Wm, 506 Montgomery
Kayser & Mayer (Fritz Kayser and John
Mayer) 910 Market
Kearney & Flanagan (Jus Kearney and
Wm Flanagan) 617 Montgomery
Kearney William, 20 Everett
Keenan Charles, 1144 Market
Keenan John, 12 Ellis
Keeny Martin, 820 Howard
Kehlenbeck & Stuckert (H
Kehlenbeck and Charles Stuckert) 8
Sixth
Kelleher & Simpson (Jeremiah Kelleher
and William Simpson) SE cor Fourth
and Folsom
Kelley James, 827 Folsom
Kelley Mary Mrs, 1132 Folsom
Kelley Patrick, 27 Everett
Kelley Peter, 235 Fell
Kelly John, 186 Jessie
Kelly John, 43 Second
Kelly John T, 706 Howard
Kelly L, 211 Eighth
Kelly Martin, Mission road nr St Mary's
College
Hohbs, Wall & Co., Mfrs. BOXES of every Variety, I
Kelly Thomas, Railroad ave bet Mani-
toba and Dominica
Kempf P, propr World's Fair Saloon,
NVV cor Bush and Montgomery
Keppel A C, cor Fifteenth and Mission
Kernaghan John, 410 Fourth
Kerner Peter, 163 Jessie
Kerr Matt, 12-16 Leide-dorff
Keuerleber Christian, 623 East
Keuerleber John, 208 Third
Kiesendahl Emil, 115 Sixth
Kilday Michael, 100 Second
Kilroy Mary Mrs, 213 Pacific
Kim & Muller (C Kim and F Muller) 610
Sacramento
King John, 26 Turk
King Thomas, NW cor Clay and Drumm
Kittleberger Chas. ne cor
Market and Powell
Klemme ChaS. 930 Harrison
Klos Wm, 111 LeidesdorfF
Kneeland James H, 670 Howard
KnOblOCh JaCOb, manager
Kearny Street Exchange, 813 Kearny
Knottner Florian, 505 Mission
Knudson Thomas, 350 Brannan
Kock Henry H, 15 and 17 LeidesdorfF
Koenig Ferdinand, (530 Pacific
Koenig F, 248 Sutter
Kohler Edward, 430 Fourth
Kohn Henry, 40S Folsom
Kohnke P F F, 120 California
Koopmann John, 36 Sacramento
Koopmann Thomas, 1507 Franklin
Kouke Andrew, 535 and 537 Merchant
Korneck & Kalberla (H Korneck and C
Kalberla) 30 Fremont
Korner George, cor Jones and Pacific
KO Ster J OSeph, proprietor
Avenue House, cor Geary and Cen-
tral ave
Kraus Sol, 130 Geary
Krehmke John, 15 Pacific
Kreuzer Frank, 806 Third
Krohn Louis, 29 Pacific
Krueckel Bros (Chas and Frank) 412
Market
Kryuski L, 2925 Mission
Kuhlke John H, SW cor Beale and
Mission
Kuhlwein E Mrs, SE cor Bush and
Dupont
Kuhn Christine Mrs, 1406 Polk
Kuhn Henry, 710 Valencia
Kuhn & Borneman. also bill-
iard hall, S13 Market
Kurtz Arthur, NE cor Bryant and Third
Kyle Robert, 304 Pacific
Labarbere J, 31 Sacramento
Labat John, cor Powell and Broadway
La Chapelle Exilda Mme.
also carriages to be had at all hours,
NW C"r Post and Central ave
Street, S. F.
"\Tinr\ll +\\t\ Toil/w ** 10 Marke t Street. Send for Samples and
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Lacoste Jean, 901 Montgomery ave
Lacroix & Dolheguy (J Lacroix and A
Dolheguy) 1522 Stockton
Laduski .1. 518 Merchant
LafiFerty B F, 255 Steuart
Lagra^e Bernard, Railroad ave bet
Trinidad and Bahama
Lagrave J P, 1 122 Dupont
Lahusen H. C, 511 Valencia
Laird R B, 6 Hi -Sixth
Lamlsberg A, junction Market and Mc-
Allister
Lane John J, 1 18 Fourth
Lane William, 323 Fourth
Lane & Fisher (M Lane and Benjamin
D Fisher) 326 and 32S Davis
Lang Lena, 122 Berry
Lange Clias H, cor Sixth and Brannan
Lange Peter N, 246 Townsend
Lanigan Martin, 627 Clay
Lankenau Henry, NW cor Railroad ave
and Teneriffe
LapoulideA, 102 O'Farrell
Laroche A G, 425 Bush
Larsen Antone, 5 1 Pacific
Lask Harry, NW cor Kentucky and
Falkland
Lassale Emil, 1909 Geary
Laugel Andrew, 1412 Dupont
Lauriston & Ross (Archibald Lauriston
and John Ross) 921 Battery
Leary Patrick, 420 Pacific
Leedes Albert, 609 Montgomery
Leege William & Co (W Leege) 113 and
115 Halleck
Lehmann Fred, SE cor Clay and Drumm
Lehmus John, 2234 Union
Lehrke Christian, 620 Fourth
Leith Chas W, NW cor Railroad ave
and Falkland
Lemaries Antone, NE cor Howard and
Beale
Leon E & CO (E Leon and Louis
Piolla) (French) 1918 Fillmore
Leon E & CO (branch store) SE cor
Mission and Twenty-sixth
Lep|>i B, 712 Pacific
Leroy A, 38 Sixth
Lester & Murphy (W Lester and J
Murphy) 914 Market and 11 Ellis
Levecpie Gustave, 418 Broadway
Levers Fred, 813 Kearny
Levy David P, 607 Sacramento
Levy Jacques, 28 Geary
Levy Sylvain, NW cor Third and Har-
rison
Lewellyn Robert, 14 Clay
Lewis Samuel, 639 Mission
Leydecker T W, SW cor Clay and East
Leydecker & Lundsmann (T W Leydeck-
er and J H Lundsmann) 631 Davis
Liddell & Stapleton (John Liddell and
Wm Stapleton) 26 Geary
Liebenberg H, 413 Davis
Ligon Julius, 601 Sacramento
Lilkendey Otto W, SW cor Powell and
Francisco
LillGus, 16 Eddy
Lille Michael, 1413 Dupont
Liudall Martin, 346 Fourth
Linn Jacob, 31 14 Mission
Loderhose & Marggraf (Aug Loderhose
and Chas Marggraf) NE cor New
Montgomery and Mission
Loesch Charles, SE cor Pine and Kearny
Logan John, cor Mission and Thirty-first
Lohsen D & Co (Diedrich Lohsen and
H Aparius)junction Hayes and Market
Long George, 149 Second
Lon« Thomas, US First
Looney & Cawley (A Looney
and Geo Cawley) 9 Powell
Loretz & Walker (F Loretz and J M
Walker) NW cor Powell and Filbert
Lough James, 514 Mission
Louvre Branch. Gruen & Vogel-
sang proprietors, St Ann's Building,
junction Eddy and Powell
Loy Chas, proprThe Cosy, 311 Sutter
Lubben John, 427 Washington and 52S
Sansome
Lucy & Bryson (J T Lucy and James J
Bryson) 802 Howard
Ludorff Julius, SW car Washington and
FVont
Luesmann H H, 1512 Polk
Luhrs Henry, 305 Davis
Lund Peter & Co (P Lund and L P
Christiansen) 200 Fifth
Lutz Jacob F, 438 Commercial
Lynch David, 117 Fourth
Lynch Michael J, proprietor
Lynch Resort, 35 Pacific
Lynn Patrick, 1910 Mission
Maack Ernest, cor Post and Stockton
Maass C H, 313 East
Maass Henry, 139 Beale
Mac's Saloon, Michael Smith propr, 519
Washington
Mache Pietro, 317 Montgomery ave
Madden Frank, 48 Jessie
"Magnolia" Saloon, J B Bicon propr,
213 Montgomery
Maguire Patrick, 132 First
Ma her Ellen Mrs. 441 Jessie
Mahler John, 217 Beale
Mahlmann Henry, 603 California
Mahoney E 1, 31 Fourth
Mala^amba C, 1128 Folsom
Malley Wm, 21 Vallejo
Malone James. 316 Fifth
Mangels C & Co (Christ Mangels and E
Lilienthal) SW cor Third and Mission
Mangels Henry J, SE cor Howard and
Fourth
Mangels & Kaiser (Flerman Mangels and
Herman Kaiser) 772 Mission
DYNAMITE, K P ?,J
ant
osive
Powder. The Only Reliable High
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co. , General Agents, S. F.
Truman, Isham 4 Hooker,
421-427 Market St. Buggies, Carriages.
Dennett Jump Seats sold to the Trade.
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Margetson & Street (F G J Margetson
and John H Street) 200 Market and 1
Pine
Marshall George S, 1S02 Market
Marshall & Spanton (Joe Marshall and
James Spanton) 1210 Polk
Martin Charles H, SW cor Vallejo and
Davis
Martin Joseph. 448 Valencia
Martin Peter, 572 Folsom
Martin Philip, 540 Clay
Martin Robert, 116 Montgomery ave
Martin & Beyersdorf (Andrew Martin
and Edward Beyersdorf) 612 Sacra-
mento
Martm & Horton, 545 Clay
Martin & Rahn, 9 Broadway
Martini Giuseppe, 505 Green
Marvin J B, 5 Leidesdortf
Massat & Ldbine (Chas Massat and Oli-
ver Labme) 641 Commercial
Masterson John. 631 Merchant
Mathe & Perrin (L Mathe and G Perrin)
151 Eleventh
Mathews John, 30SA Pacific
Mathieu Gaston, 220 O'Farrell
Mattheas Charles, 535 Clay
Matticovich Nich, NE cor Washington
and Battery
Mayer Christian G, cor Paraguay and
Railroad ave
Mayer Weudelin, 25 Sixth
Mayer & Kayser, 910 Market
Maynard Harry, 114 and 116 Dupont
Mavrhofer Anton, 4 09 California
Mayrhofer & Ingell, 1210 v a -
lencia
Mazzi Frank, 22 Montgomery ave
McAllister William, 212 Fourth
McArdle Peter, SE cor Market and
Fourth
McCarthy Eugene, 108 First
McCarthy Timothy, 2500 Mission
McCarthy & Murphy (John McCarthy
and Daniel Murphy) 215 Fourth
McCarthy & Sullivan, 350
Fifth
McClellan Robert, 115 Vallejo
McCloskey Anna Mrs, San Bruno road
nr Fifteenth ave
McColgen & Doherty (Edward Mc-
Colgen and Geo Doherty) 224 Third
McCOOey 0> 961 Bryant
McCormick Patrick, cor Illinois and
Napa
McCuilough Catharine, 1118 Howard
McCully John, 122 Second
McDevitt Sarah Mrs, 120 Townsend
McDonald Bridget Mrs, 1 1 Jessie
McDonald Henrietta Mrs, Louisiana
bet Sierra and Napa
McDonald M J, 72S Brannan
McDonough Thomas, 21 Leidesdorff and
325 Sansome
McElroy & Norton (Wm McElroy and
J A Norton) 432 California
McParland Joseph, NW cor Steiner and
Union
McGovern Phil, NE cor Kearny and
Geary
McGreal Patrick, 500 Seventh
McGregor James, 242 Brannan
McGrorey Thomas, 36 Secoad
McKay & Beaton (James Mc-
Kay and Neil Beaton) 639 Mission
McKendry James, 205 Pacific
McKewen & McKissick (Richard Mc-
Kewen and David McKissick) 1430
Market
McKinney James, cor Twenty-iifth and
Hampshire
McKittrick James, 30S Fourth
McLaughlin H N", 207 Main
McLaughlin Michael, 1021 Howard
McLaughlin William, 2 King
McLeod Angus, 5 Morton
McMahou John, 214 Fifth
McManus Francis, S40 How-
ard
McManUS W H, 840 Howard
McxMullen John, 22S First
McNamara Daniel, 310 Pacific
McNear James, 908 Kearny
McNeill D R, cor Eighth and Market
McNeills Margaret Mrs, 256 Brannan
McNiece J W, 315 Pacific
McNiece & Auderson (J N McNiece and
P A Anderson) 902 Kearny
McOdey Jas, NW cor Minna and Fif-
teenth
McPartland James, 804 Howard
Meade John, 1646 Mission
Meagher & White (Thos F Meagher and
Geo T White) 1801 Mission
Meauy & Shea (Edward Meany and H
Shea) 129 Third
Medau Julius H, 968 and 970 Folsom
Mee Henry, cor Twentieth and Steven-
son
Meehan J J, cor Second and Howard
Meier Louis H, cor Seventh ave and N
Meissner L A, 419-423 Dupont
Melczer Joseph, 259 Third
Mendes D, 341 Sixth
Mendiondou & Casadebat (B Mendion-
dou and J B Casadebat) 532 Merchant
Mercier Eugene, NW cor Seventh and
Folsom
Merz William, 1907 Haight
Meyer Anton, SW cor Drumm and Sac-
ramento
Meyer D, NE cor Fourth and Harrison
Meyer Frederick R, 510 Howard
Meyer Henry, 724 Front
Meyer W M & Co, NW cor Beale and
Mission
Meyer & Bush (H Meyer and C Bush)
220 Dupont
Moretti & Trezzini, FRESCO ARTISTS
DHEIiAN
Itl 1I.IHK4..
SHIP PLANK and Timber, Locust TREENAILS.
John Wigmore,
133 Spear St.
248
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Meyers Richard, NW cor Greenwich
and Fillmore
Miles J C, NE cor Polk and Sutter
Miller C, 515 California
Miller Henry, 503 Pacific
Miller Henry, cor Davis and Jackson
Miller John, 253 Steuart
Miller John, cor Seventh and Bryant
Ming Julius, 602 Mission
Minke Frederick, Mission road nr Five
Mile House
Minor S A, 13 Third
Mitchel W J, 311 Dupont
Mitchell Frank, 1051 Market
Mitchell Robt, cor California
and Walnut
Moegling Chas, 1143 Mission
Moeller & Grauffel (John Moeller and
Fred Grauffel) b23 and 025 Clay
Moller F F & Co (F F Moller and L
Wilson) 263 East
Moller W H, NE cor Kearny and Wash-
ington
Molloy Dennis, 721 Davis
Molloy William, 35 Third
Mona Louis & Theo, 736 Montgomery
Monahan & McCurren (John
Monahan and Arthur McCurren) 434
Pine
Monetta & Cerutti (Guglielmo Monetta
and Anton Cerutti) 1326 Dupont
Monnier George, 1153 Howard
Monnier G & Co (G Monnier and E
Lauterbach) SE cor C olden Gate ave
and Larkin
Monnier Peter, 1350 Bush
Mooney Annie, 125 Jackson
Mooney Cornelius, 53^ Park ave
Moore John, 413 Fifth
Moore William, 609J Howard
Moran James, 234 Brannan
Moriarty D, 135| Ninth
Moriarity & Clifford (Jeremiah Moriar-
ity and John Clifford) 70S Mission
Moroney J. SEcor Harrison and
Garden
Morris T J, 93 \\ Folsom
M.u-ris W H, 16 Fifth
Mouthon & Lacoste (J
Muuthon and Theodore Lacoste)
proprietors Cafe Lafayette, 508 Bush
Mn eh & Herman (J N Mueh and A
Herman) 1411 Stockton
Mugge John, nr Five Mile House, Mis-
sion road
Muhluer F William, 775 Market
Muirhead J B, cor Hayes and Larkin
Mulcahy John, SW cor Natoma and
Second
Mulcahy & Quint! (J B Mul-
cahy and T J Quinn) 160 Third
Muiholland Patrick, 162 First
Mullaly & O'Connell (T H Mullaly and
J O'Connell) 30S Dupont
Mullaney Michael, 4H Third
Muller J P, 114 Golden Gate ave
Muller & Kuehn (Henry Muller and
Max Kuehn) 767 Market
Muller & Lunsmann (J H Muller and
J H Lunsmann) 215 Third
Muller & Schmalz (G Muller and W
Schmalz) 638 Sacramento
MullinS J J, 1016 Folsom
MunrO John, 266 Brannan
Murphy J B, SW cor Seventh and
Mission
Murphy M D, NE cor Geary and Lyon
Murphy Patrick, 124 Fourth
Murphy William, Ocean View
Murray David, cor Illinois and Napa
Murray Patrick, cor W T hite's place and
Bryant
Myer H H, 440 Bush
Nail Samuel, 919 Folsom
Namany Henry, S39 Sacramento
Nash \Vm, 4S0 Jessie
Native Sons' Exchange, o
E Healy and J P Whearty proprietors,
1831 Mission
Naumann Ernst, 154 Second
Neal Frederick, 609 California
Neary Charles, 142 Townsend
Nell August, Illinois bet Sierra and
Napa
Nelligan Garrett, SW cor Fourth and
King
Nelson Peter, n Jackson
Netter, David & Co (David
Netter) importers and jobbers, 795
Mission
Neuman Philip, NW cor Twenty-
fourth and York
New Manhattan Saloon,
Henry Iveineyer proprietor, SW c ir
Battery and Commercial
New World Exchange, R
Gerhow & Co proprietors, SE cor Val-
lejo and Front
Nicholas Daniel A, 666 Mission
Nichols William M, NW cor Powell
and Francisco
Nicholson John, 355 Third
Nicolaysen Jens, SE cor Halleck and
Leidesdorff
Nielsen Christian, NW cor Clay and
Davis
Nielson Chris, 116 Montgomery ave
Niessen J, 2612 Geary
Nigro James V, 1312 Dupont
Nihan Michael J, 331 Bay
Nile Joseph, 1 152 Market
Nubmann Frederick, 627 Merchant
Noisat Amedee, 1334 Dupont
Noisat Jules, 2931 Sixteenth
Nolan J M, 1051 Market
Nolan Tom, M62 Market
Noonan D J, 769 Mission
B
I. S. VAN WINKLE & CO.,
413-415 Perkins HORSE and MULE SHOES,
Market St. Globe-Putnam Northwestern Horse Nails
Sale
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic WD^a^^
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Norman d Eugene, 518 Valencia
Normann Otto, 114 O'Farrell
Normann Otto, agt Lemp's Brewery,
411 Bush
Northrup & Kelley'(G E Northrup and
G E Kelley) 23S Third
Norton P H, SE cor Mission and Ninth
Noye Thomas, 721 Clay
Nugent E D, 13 Taylor '
O'Brien James, 511 Third
O'Brien John, 546^ Mission
O'Brien Timothy, 1110 Battery
O'Brien & Galvin (M O'Brien and J
Galvin) 243 Third
O'Connell Daniel, 202 Post
O'Connell Wm, 156 First
O'Connor A E Mrs, 319 Third
O'Connor Daniel, 520 Mission
O'Connor Daniel, cor Twenty-fourth
and Sanchez
O'Connor William, 41 Jessie
O'Donal James, 37 Everett
O'Doiinell James, 519 Clay
O'Donnell & McCourt, 5 Dupont
O'Leary John, NE cor Powell and Green
O'Mara Dennis, Illinois nr Napa
O'Neil John, NVV cor St Thomas and
Yazoo
O'Neil Lawrence, 225 Pacific
O'Reilly Jeremiah, SE cor Twenty-fifth
and Valencia
O'Reilly John P, cor Spring and Sum-
mer
O'Shea Jerry, 1144 Folsom
Obermeyer T F A, cor Post and Du-
pont
Odonils August, SW cor St Thomas
and Platte
Ohinan Gus, 535 Pacific
Okerblad & Streb, 229 Main
Olivar & Vasquez (L Olivar and R Vas-
quez) 1321 Dupont
Olsen Andrew, 121 Jackson
Olsen John E, 109 Jackson
Olsen & Drew (J Olsen and C Drew)
528 Broadway
Osmer & Co (Chas Osmer, J G W
Schulte, H H W Stroecker and Geo
Hanekamp) SW cor Third and Berry
and cor First and Brannan
Osmers & Co, cor Spear and Bryant
Ostlund Charles, 108 Berry
Otersen H, 33 Post
Owen Clements, S5 Ninth
Palmer Albert, 115 Larkin
Pape Fred L, 601 Battery
Patten Wm P, <35<3 Mission
Paulsen William, 52 Seventh
Peach J, 132S Polk
Pearl Saloon, Geo Hansen propr, 10S
Sutter
Pelrazzi & Gianettoni, 150 Fifth
Pellicciaia Peter, 618 Front
Penez E, NW cor Fifth and Bryant
Perkins C C & CO (C C Perkins
and H B Murray) proprietors The
Senate, 344 Kearny
Perrault Maurice N, 312 Washington
Peters Brothers (W C, W and H N)
proprs Old Corner Saloon, SE cor
Montgomery and Commercial and SW
cor Clay and Kearny
Peters Chas F, 1215 Steiner
Peters Frank Mrs, 504 Broadway
Peters Jacob, 505 Pacific
Peters John, S01 Fourth
Petersen John, 8 Jackson
Petersen John, Railroad ave bet Trini-
dad and Bahama
Peterson Andrew, 111 Jackson
Peterson C, 526 Third
Peterson C A, 14 Sansome
Peterson Chas, 331 Fifth
Peterson John, cor Railroad ave and
Corea
Petit Heury, cor Bush and Broclerick
PetrOVICh S S & CO (Samuel
S Petrovich) 1408 Stockton
Petterson Jacob M, sw cor
Beale and Harrison
Peyre Jean, 1601 Market
Pfeifer Geo P, Honduras nr Kentucky
Picot John F, 502 Second
Pinsker Morris, 415 Larkin
Pircher John, 28 Third
Plagemann & Bernhard, 16 O'Farrell
Plumel John F, 18 Stockton
Pope Gus, 541 First
Potter James, cor Mission and Randall
Powell S W, 129 Clay
Powers James D, cor Mason and Ellis
Powning Susan Mrs, 433 Jessie
Pregge Henry, Chicago Beer Saloon, 20
Sacramento
PrOgre5S> Joseph Straub, 327 and
329 Bush
Prunty Owen, cor Eighth and Folsom
Purcell David, 102 Central ave
Pythian SalOOn, A BBroyer and
Theodore Fulton, SW cor Sixth and
Howard
Quaresma Antonio Leal, 315J Drumm
Quast Johannes, cor Pacific and Drumm
Quigley Charlie, 636 Third
Quigley & Oelund (John Quigley and
Louis Oelund) 536 Fourth
Quilici Venanzio, 632 Broadway
Quinn John J, 325 Pacific
Quitzow & Behneman (H W Quitzow
and H Behneman) 221 Sansome
Rademaker J M, 800 Montgomery
Rader & Bonn (J Adam Rader and
Henry Bonn) 515 Clay
Radovich Bozo, 29 Geary
Radovich J L & Co (J L Radovich, M
Denaveaux and H A Maison) 328
Pine
BARNARD'S
BUSINESS COLLEUS,
4C O'FARRELJL STREET, S.F.
Send for Circular.
Nicoll the Tailor, 816 Market St. 8 £SSft«Sfy FREE.
250
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Radovich & Uhrlaudt (L Radovich aud
H E Uhrlaudt) 306 Kearny
Raether E P, Grand Opera House, Mis-
sion nr Third
Rahe Joseph, cor Jackson and Battery
Ranken H, 10S1 Market
Rasmussen R, Sierra bet Louisiana and
Mary laud
Rasmussen R, cor Michigan and Napa
Razzetto Fortunato, 527 Washington
Reception Saloon, Sullivan & Farley
proprs, '206 and 208 Sutter
Rech Joseph, French Liquor
Store, SE cor Polk and Pine
Reck Fred, 2949 Sixteenth
Keckenbeil Fred, 624 Fulton
Reddy John, 502 Be ale
Reese George, NE cor Howard and Main
Reese Henry, NE cor Beale and
Bryant
Reeve & Wool (Wm Reeve and B
Wood) 1021 Market
Regan Martin, 402 Main
Regli & Furrer (tf Regli and J Furrer)
SW cor Pine and Montgomery
Reich John, 615 Davis
Reidy Patrick K, 556 Mission
Reilly Patrick, 3339 Mission
Reimers William, 30 Fourth
Renault John, Railroad ave bet Corea
and Marquesas
Resin g John, Mission Street road opp
St Mary's College
Ricci Miriuccia, 509 Washington
Richards J E, 26 Fourth
Richardson E, 134 Seventh
Richardson John, 132 Seventh
Richter Rose Mrs, 541 Jackson
Rieck Henry, cor King and Sixth
Ring Bros (E G and W H) 3549 Fillmore
Ring J B, cor Sixteenth and Sanchez
Roach Michael H, NE cor Twenty-
fourth and York
Robbins E Mrs, 1142 Folsom
Robin Adrien & Co (Adrien
R.bin) 610 Fourth
Robinson Henry, 501 Davis
Roche Dennis D, 815^ Folsom
Rodefeld & Davis (Fritz Rodefeld and
W H Davis) 105 and 107 Dupont
Roderick J D, 45 5 Stevenson
Rohrs Geo H, NE cor Sutter and Cen-
tral ave
Rooney Patrick, 813 Battery
Roper Chas, 913 Montgomery ave
Rose Charles, 500 Davis
Rose E G, 52 First
Rose William, 311 Fourth
Elosengarn H, 112 Dupont
Rosengarn Henry, 800 Sixth
Rosenkranz Charles, SE cor Greenwich
and Steiner
Rosenquist John, 411 Drumm
Ross Chas, 500 Davis
Ross J H, 666 Mission
Rossi A & Co (Angel Rossi andGiacomo
Faretto) 521 Commercial
Rossi & Daneri (F Rossi and G Daneri)
525 Vallejo
Rotherman John, Fourth bet Townsend
and King
Rottanzi Giosue, 3200 California, 1012
Valencia and 1027 Market
Rouzo Edward, 331 and 331^ Fourth
Rowe Erastus P, 405 Front
Rowel B A, 512 Bryant
Ruegg Paul, 1409 Polk
Rumetsch John, cor Sutter and Dupont
Rumies Annie Mrs, 416 Broadway
Russell Edward, 3 and 5 Polk
Russell P, 412 Folsom
Ryall John, 4 Jackson
Ryan Martin, 133 Third
Ryan Mathaen, 1 127 Market
Ryan Michael, 715^ Davis
Ryan Philip, I7i Sixth
Ryan & Lynch (Michael Ryan and Si-
mon Lynch) 715^ Davis
Ryan & Ott (John Ryan and John F
Ott) 1135 Dupont
Ryan & White (Jerry Ryan and Wm
White) 119 Fifth
Sainsot Anna, 200 Mission
Salter John, S58 Howard
Salvatore Romani, 437 Broadway
Sample Samuel S, 231 Kearny
Samsreither George, 411 Pacific
Sander Peter, 993 Market
Sanders Annie, 123 Shipley
Sanders Chas, cor Second and Howard
Sanders H A, 4 Washington
Sanders Joseph, 123 Washing-
ton
Sandersfeld Fred, 801 Turk
Sangllinetti A, NE cor Polk and
Washington
Sanguinetti Andrea, 1506 Powell
Sanken D, 4S Grove
SaSS A H C, 10441 Howard
Sass Edward, 118 Washington
Sattara Antonio, 200 Pacific
Sawyer Bell, 12 Washington
Sawyer M A Mrs, NW cor Fulton and
Devisadero
Sawyer Tom, 935 Mission
Saylor Daniel, 1915 Mission
Scalmanini Carlo, 712 Front
Schaefer Conrad, proprietor
Schaefer's Exchange Saloon, 1 121 Mis-
sion
Schaer Fred, NW cor Drumm
and Commercial
Schaer John, 2545 Mission
Scharninghausen F, NW cor Davis and
Oregon
Scharninghausen F R, 48 New Mont-
gomery
ft* „i. AND "D.#%_-- j! «-»» Gelatine, and Gelatine
iTlLUlI JUDSON X 0WQ.6r, Railroads. Bandmann
Gelatine, and Gelatine Dcnamites for Miners and
, Nielsen & Co., Agts., S.F.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
481-437 Market St. Agricultural Im-
plements, Wagons, Steam Engines.
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Schaupp & Toennies (Frederick Sehaupp
and Hermann Toennies) 40 Eddy
Scheggia Chas, 537 Broadway
Scheibe B nnett, 7 Washington
Schlaudecker M, 527 Clay
Schlesinger Co (The), 219 Dupont
Sehlieker Henry, 717 Davis
Schluter Daniel, 508 Davis
Schmalzlen George, Bakers'
and Butchers' Exchange, 763 Howard
Schmidt Adolph J S, cor Fifth and
Berry
Schmidt Chris J F, Junction
Exchange, 502 Market and 3 Sutter
Schmidt Henry, NW cor Washington
and Davis
Schmidt Hubert, SE cor Stockton and
Union
Schmidt R, 304 Battery
Schneele Louis, 120 Leidesdorff
Schneider Geo, 1125 Dupont
Schneider Jean, 817 Larkin
Schoenfeld Solomon, NW cor Twenty-.
fourth and Missio i
Schottler Rudolph, 401 Broad-
way
Schrader Chas, 225 Broadway
Schramm & Henne, Oberou Saloon and
Billiard Hall, 3S O'Farrell
Schreiber Ignatz, SE cor Hayes and
Devisadero
Schreiber John, 631 Mission
Schreiber Wm, 21 Kearny
Schroder Henry, S\V cor Francisco and
Mason
Schroeder C G, SE c >r Seventh and Fol-
som
Schroeder Claus, 652 Fourth
Schroth Amiie Mrs, 651 Washington
Schroth Julius, NW cor Larkin and
Grove
Schuebel Fritz, 513-517 Montgomery ave
Schuldt John, 501 Dupont
Schultz & Koch (Wax Schultz and Peter
Koch) 635 Davis
Schultze Louis, SW cor Battery and
Lombard
SchuIZ Peter, 631 Merchant
Scnulz & Broer (John Schulz and Chas
Broer) 532 Montgomery ave
Schumacher Fred, 36 Stenart
SchUSter Fred, 427 Valencia
Schuster Joseph F, 212 Drumm
Schwark Wm, 766 Mission
Schwartz Henry, 133 Montgomery
Schwartz, H using & Meyer (C Schwartz,
R Husing and A Meyer) 1 Market
Schwartz & Co (Gustave Schwartz and
L Foge) 1016 Market
Schwarz Charles, terminus Presidio
railroad
Schwarz Gustav, Felsen Grotte Saloon,
1016 Market
Schwarz Louis, 540 Commercial
Schwedt August, 1135 Folsom
Schweizer Fritz, 243 Second
Schwiebert H W, 1901 Post
Sciaroni ChaS 621 Broadway
Scollay Win A, NW cor Golden Gate
ave and Taylor
Scuenfeld Ernst, 504 Hayes
Sears Wm M, 121 Fourth
Sears & Foley (M G Sears and Tom Fo-
ley) NW cor Washington and East
Seaton M S, cor Kentucky and Hondu-
ras
Seatou Sam'l, SE cor Kentucky and
Honduras
Seeba J, 629 Montgomery
Seemann Charles L, SE cor California
and Kearny
Semlar Annie, cor Greenwich and Baker
Senate SalOOn (The) C C Perkins
& Co proprietors, 344 Kearny
Sengestakeu Peter, SE cor Fremont and
Mission
Shanahan Susan, 1474 Harrison
Shanahan Thomas, 344 Tenth
Sheehan John, NW cor Broderick and
Greenwich
Sheehan Jos, 414 Market
Sherwood Wiilett, 304 Caii-
fornia
Shrewsbury William W,
116 Fourth
Shute & Welsh (R A Shute and J C
Welsh) Kentucky bet Sierra and Ne-
vada
Shyne D F, 941 Market
Siems John, 318 Brannan
Sievert ferd, 130 Berry
Silva Frank, 646 Pacific
Silveira Raulino V, 319 Drumm
Silver State Saloon, Howarth & Barry
proprs, 252 Third
Simon Mark, 39 Eddy
Simonson John, 321 Drumm
Simpson & Lavelle (S Simpson and J
Lavelle) 1111 Howard
Sinoneti Gabriel, 412 Broadway
Sivertsen Martin, NE cor Steuart and
Howard
Sjowall Erasmus P, Honduras nr Ken-
tucky
Skelly John, NE cor Howard and
Fourth
Sleavin Daniel, 417 Brannan
Sheer & Townsend (C B Slicer and
Isadore Townsend) 1 Stockton
Sloan Alex, 9 Post and 610 Market
Smadeke Wm, SW cor Eighth and Mis-
sion
Smith Adam, 633 Sacramento
Smith Columbus, nr Five Mile House,
Mission Street road
Smith Delia Mrs, 12 Tehama place
•Smith John, 112 Jackson
Smith Michael, 519 Washington
ST. DAVID'S. 190 Rooms,
715 Howard St., nr. Third, S. F. Price per night, 50
cents, 75 cents, and $1; per week, from $2 upwards.
Thin Fanoy Woods for Scroll Sawing, fff&gggyg.
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Smith W H, 522 Bittery
Sobbe Dietrich, 541 and 543 Mission
Sohl John, 321 Bay
Somerville Dan, Commercial
Hotel Wine Room, 132 Montgomery
ave
Sorensen Dunker & Co (J
Sorensen, A Dunker and li Dangers)
also bottlers of National and Boca
beers, 425 Clay
Sormano Giuseppe, 308 Montgomery ave
South End Saloon, Dameisiea-
vin proprietor, 417 Brannan
Sparrow Joseph, 33 Clementina
Sprague John C, 43 Eddy
S preen Wm, cor Railroad ave
and St Thomas
Sprekelsen Henry, SE cor Sixteenth
and Capp
Springer William, also gro-
cery, cor Seventeenth and Dolores
Stahr H P A, 5 Berry
Stampp Fred, 50G Clay
Stand Alfred, 525 East
Staniforth Julia Mrs, 720 Third
Stanley Pat, 025 Seventh
Steinbaeh & Craig (Henry Steinbach
and Wm Craig) 809 and 811 Kearny
Steiner Nicholas, 311 Bush and 1100
Market
Steinkamp B C, 418 Clay
Steinkamp Chas F & Co (C F and B C
Steinkamp) SE cor Battery and Sac-
ramento
Stennersen Lars, 2300 Folsom
Sternberg & Hagemann (Kaiser Stern-
berg and W Hagemann) 334 Bu^h
Stevens & Bedford (George Stevens and
Wm Bedford) cor Union and Battery
Stewart Jennie Miss, SE cor Sutter and
Central ave
Stewart & Co (Henry Stewart) 32 Mont-
gomery
StOCker Wm, 1635 Post
Stoddard Thomas, 708 Folsom
Stoetzer Edward, 551 Fifth
St' 'ever Henry, NE cor Sixteenth and
Howard
Straub John P, 207 Dupont
Straub Joseph, 327 and 329 Bush
Streit William. 816 Montgomery
Strohl Jacob, NW cor Green and Mont-
gomery ave
Stromberg F W, 832 Geary
Strothoff John, 23 Third
Struckmann Bros (William and Henry)
NE cor Beale and Folsom
Stuhlmacher William, 235 Main
Stumer & Ruustrom (Henry Stumer
and Chas Runstrom) 905 Kearny
Sturla G B, 1504 Dupont
Sturzenegger C A, 536 Mission
Sullivan M, 522 First
Sullivan Michael, 31 Fifth
Sullivan Patrick, 12 Broadway
Sullivan P J, 425 Pacific
Sullivan W A, 215 Sixth
Sullivan Wm J, also lunch
room, NE cor California and Davis
Sullivan & Farley, 206 and 208
Sutter
Summit House, Chas Luttringer propr,
Mission road nr St. Mary's College
Sunny Side Saloon, Willett
Sherwood proprietor, 304 California
Sutter Street Exchange, R Kummerlan-
der, 242 Sutter
Svilovich N, 529 Jackson
Swanson Joseph, 1229 Steiner
Taniere E & CO (E Tauiere and
F Buermanu) 416 Battery
Taylor James, NE cor Greenwich and
Baker
Teese Lewis, cor Kearny and California
Theil Francois, 300 Third
Thiermann Richard, 536 Pacific
Thimsen J, 313 Pai iric
Thorn Wohrden T N, SE cor Twenty-
third and Bartlett
Thompson Win J, 3 Merchant
Thorseu & Ramsey (P Thorsen and N
Ramsey) 901 Kearny
Tienken Henry, Mission opp Cortland
ave
Tierney Martin, 18 Everett
Tietjen Henry, 906 Kearny
Tietjen Hermann, 520 Pine
TigUe J T, 216 Van Ness ave
TiSCher Paul, proprietor Ein-
trauht Saloon, 539 California
Tobbenboske Hermann, SW cor Second
and Market
Tollner Wm,' SW cor Davis and Pacific
Toncovich Ellio, 419 Davis
Torassa G B, 1409 Dupont
Totman & Pengellay (Leslie Totman and
R W Pengellay) 575 Folsom
Tracy Michael, 1404 Valencia
Travers M W, 659 Clay
Tridon L, 317 Dupont
Trost Louis P, 616 Cla y
Trottemant R, 1 Quincy
Tyson Duncan S, 122 Leidesdorff
Urban Jacob, 925 Kearny
Vahle G Harry, 65 Fourth
Val Halla Saloon, J Chresten-
sen proprietor, 317 Pacific
Vallet Charles, 347 Fifth
Van Bergen August, 425
San some
Van Duren Herman, 1101 Folsom
Van Noorden Wm, NE cor Twenty-
fifth and Mission
Vauthier Alfred, NW cor Broadway
and Stockton
Vekander Anders, 537 Post
Verhaegen William, 39 Sacramento
I. S. VAN WINKLE & CO.,
413-415 Perkins' HOUSE and MULE SHOES,
Market St. Globe-Putmam Northwestern Horse Nails
CtnltVo Walnut PnemotlO ^>a»"fce««S Gray or Sandy Hair and Whiskers to Per-
OlUlU S YTdinUl UUdlllclIU Action, Sold by all Druggists and Barbers.
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Vetterli Jacob, 11^ Geary
Villedieu Chas, NE cor Post and Larkin
Vollmer Henry, i Pacific
Von der Nieuburg W A, SW cor Cali-
fornia and Drumm
Von Staden George, 512 Front
Vossbrinck Diedrich, 26 C J East
Vroom P Q, 645 Merchant
Wack John, SE cor Stanyan and Fulton
Wagner A & Co (A Wagner)
proprietors The Russ Saloon, 227
Montgomery
Wahl Christian & Co (Christian Wahl
and Henry Klassen) 525n Sansome
Waldeek Ernest, 32 Second
Waldeck Frederick, 22 First
Walford Wm, 1004 Kearny
Wallis & Rickard (D W Wallis and L
L Rickard) cor Market and Eleventh
Walsh Amos, cor Mission and Ridley
Walsh James, 316 Fourth
Walsh Wm R, cor Welsh and Fourth
Walsh & Armstrong (S Walsh and
J Armstrong) 546 First
Walsh & Sullivau (T H Walsh and J J
Sullivan) NE cor Folsom and Twenty-
sixth
Warburton Wm, 537 Clay
Ward M J, 327 and 329 East
Warner Abraham, NVV cor Meiggs'
Wharf and Francisco
Wartmann Charles, 655 Third
Waterman & Middlekamp (J G Water-
man and H Middlekamp) SW cor
Jackson and Montgomery
Watson Joe, cor Ellis and Mason
Weatherby Charles, 516 Mission
Wedel John G, cor Drumm and Pacific
Wehr Henry, 40 and 118 Jackson
Wehri Samuel, cor Washington and
Montgomery ave
Wehring Chas, 431 Bush
Weiman Chas, 19 Fourth
Weisenborn Frederick, SE cor Lom-
bard and Lyon
Weiss Jacob, 333 Bush
Weiss & Harrison (Jerry
Weiss and James Harrison) NE cor
Fourth and Sdver
Weissig H E, 237 Fourth
Welp R, 1147 Market
Wenes Victor & Co, 510 Pine
Wenzel W W, 20 and 22 Geary
Werlen Theodore, 4204 Sixth
Werner Robert, 234 Sixth
Wessell John, SEcor Powell and Union
Westdorp H J, 611 Davis
Westdorp Robert, 611 Davis
Weyman A T, SE cor Greenwich and
Steiner'
Weyrother Ferdinand, 165 and 167
Sixteenth
Whearty Joseph P, 1S31 Mission
Wheeland & Collins (Jas
Wheelaud and S M Collins) 511 Cal-
ifornia
Whelan John, NE cor Golden Gate ave
. and Fillmore
Whetmore D W, 514 Bush
Wichman & Libbing (John L Wichman
and Henry H Libbing) 1034 Market
Wickley Charles, 705 Battery
Wieland Frank, 26 Leidesdorff
Wiemann Chas, cor Fourth and Steven-
son
Wiemann & Deppe (John Wiemann and
Henry Deppe) NW cor Ninth and
Mission
Wienberg & Specter (A Wienberg and
R Specter) cor Beale and Bran nan
Wiese John, NW cor Mission and
Sixteenth
Wilkens J A, 1000 Market
Wilkinson Eli J, 3501 Fillmore
Wilkinson F, 415 Bash
William Gustav, 7 Mission
Williams J S, 34 Second
Williams John T, 20 Commercial
Williams Owen, 7 sixth
Willie John J, 232 First
Willoughby W H. 533 Pacific
Wilson Andrew, 220 Townsend
Wilson Henry, 5u5 East
Wilson Wm, 947 Folsom
Wmdhaus Bernard, 1057 Market
Windrow Richard, SW cor Twenty-
sixth and Mission
Winkler Julius, 163 New Montgomery
Winslow James, 314 Third
Winslow & Co (Jair.es Winslow and
Walter Vitt) S71 Market
Winter Kasteu, NW cor Jackson and
East
WissingF Jacob, 1057 Folsom
Witt Behretid, 1007 Battery -
Wittmaack & Vock (Fred Wittmaack
and Samuel Vock) NE cor Fourth and
Jessie a nd SW cor Grove and Webster
Wittmeier John Geo, 513 Pacific
Woerz G H, 5 Hardie place
Wolfe & DorriS (Edward Wolfe
and T lomas D ^rris) 340 Third
Wolfe & SykeS ( Horatio T Wolfe
and John A Sykes) proprietors Ar-
mory Exchange Saloon, 63 New
Montgomery cor Minna
Wolkenhauer Hermann, 506 Washington
Wollitz Emilie, 529 Pine
Wood C C, NW cor California and
Steiner
Wood Frederick, cor Fillmore
and Eddy
Wood H V, cor Mission and Eugenia
Woods Edward, 244 Brannan
Woods J S, 212 Townsend
Woods William C, NE cor Second and
South Park
Hobbs, Wall & Co., »tSr Crescent City
for «'r« j seentOity.
314 Spear (St., S.F.
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World's Fair Saloon, P Kempf propr,
NW cor Bush and Montgomery
Wortmann Chris, 655 Third
Wrede Cord, 419 East
Wrede & Weber (Cord Wrede and
Deitrich Weber) NE cor Clay and
East
Wright William, 1914 Market
Wuestefeld Julius G, NW cor Baker and
Beach
Yeoman William, 16 Clay
Yeomans Henry, 219 Second
Young Emma Mrs, 1013 Kearny
Zacharias Lyon, 40 i Market
Zechow Henry, 122 Jackson
Zeh P, 1151 Harrison
Zehndar Daniel, 45 Third
Zeimer Daniel, 438 Hayes
Zimbelman & Matt (C A Zimbelman
and F Matt) 3"J9 Sixth
Zincke William, cor Hyde and Turk
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ADJOINING BUSH STREET THEATER.
THE RNESTWJNES, LIQUORS,
323 BUSH STREET
SAN FRANCISCO.
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PURITAN SALOON.
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Corner of Howard,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ST. B.— Clioiee White Labor Cigars.
A B. BROYER & THEO. FULTON, Pron'rs.
M. GIANETTONI,
— Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in —
FOREIGN ASJD NATIVE
WINES and LIQUORS,
No. 29 SIXTH STREET,
N. E. Corner .Te*sie, SAN FRANCISCO.
L 1 Q U US-IMPORTERS
AND WHOLESALE
Anduran C & Co (C Andnran and C
Carpy) 515 and 517 Sacramento
Bach, Messe& Co(J«>i"iBach
and Herman Me.se) 321 Montgomery
Baldwin E J, Alex McAbee agent,
27 Ellis
Blumenthal & Mund (Max
Blumenthal and Fred Mund) also im-
porters and manufacturers cordials,
syrups, bitters and coloring, and
bottling agents for Schlitz Milwaukee
Beer, 65b and 6si0 Mission
Bontempi & Ferullo (G- Bon-
tempi and D Ferullo) 305 Montgom-
ery ave
Bothin, Dallemand & Co (H E Bothin,
Albert Dallemand, T and Max Ober-
felder) 215 and 217 California
Braunschs\eiger & Co (H Braun-
schweiger) 223 California
Buneman & Martinoni (H Buneman and
E Martinoni) 401 and 403 Front
BlirgeS & CO, 708 and 710 San-
some
Burnell & Turner, 519 Sacramento
Carroll, Abrams & Carroll (R T and
George L ( arroll and John A Abrams)
3 and 5 Front
Cartan. McCarthy & Co
(Frank M Car can and T F McCarthy)
511 and 513 Sacramento
Cassin P J & Co (P J Cassin) 433 Battery
Chauche A G, 615 Front
Chenoweth J M, 902 and 904
Merchant
Chevalier F & Co (Fortuno
Chevalier) 520 and 522 Washington
Commiiis E & Co (Edward and Edward
P Cummins) 5 and 7 Pine
Covington & Westhoff (Wm Westhoff)
519 Sacramento
Crane, Hastings & Co (B G Crane and
C E Benjamin) 316 Sacramento and
321 Commercial
Daneri F & CO (Francis Daneri
and Henry Casanova) also wholesale
grocers, 27 and 29 California
Denaveaux &Maison (Martin Denaveaux
and Henry A Maison) NW cor Jack-
son and Sansome
Dreyfus B & Co, 630-642 Brannan and
15 and 17 Front
Evans A F & Co (A F Evans and J D
Jones) 16 Front
Fargo E A & Co (J B and E A Fargo)
316 Front
Fenkhausen A &, Co (Aman
dus, Caesar, and Rudolph Fenkhausen)
414 Front
Judson Powder Improved
For RAILROAD and BANK Blasting.
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Agts., S. F.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
&21-i27 Market Street. Hay, Hide, Hop. Rajr,
Wool, and Orchilla PRESSES.
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Finke A Mrs, 809 Montgomery
Frapolli, Berges & Co (B Frapolli and
P B Berges) 70S and 710 Sansome
Freudenberg M & Co, 630 Commercial
Oilman, Walker & Co (G B Oilman and
James G Walker) 224 Front
Goodwin M & Co (M Goodwin) 407 Bat-
tery
Grange Numa, 711 Sansome
Greenebaum Alfred & Co, 111 Front
Oruenberg M & Co (Max Gruenbergand
A H Oreenbers) 117 Battery
Gundlach J & Co, cor Second and
Market
Harrison, Wolff & Sher-
wood (Robert J Harrison, VVm
Wolff and Henry H Sherwood) also
English and French grocers, tea im-
porters, and shipping and commission
merchants, 214 and 216 Market and
18 and 20 Front
Mencken & Schroder, 208
Fr -lit
Hey, Grauerholz & Co (John Hey and
Henry J Grauerholz) 105 and 107 Cal-
ifornia
Hildebrandt, Posner & Co (W C Hiltte-
brandt and M Posner) 411 and 413
Battery
Hoelscher Wm & Co, 504 Market
Hotaling A P & Co (A P Ho-
taling) also sole agents J H Cutter's
Old Bourbon and Bye Whiskies, 429-
437 Jackson
Jaujou E A & Co (E A Jaujou and
Leon Chassayne) 430 Jackson
Juri L & Son (L and H) 1328 and
1 ,30 Sto ktou
Kelly J T M & Co (J T M Kelly) 217
and 219 Commercial
Kelly & Egan (M H Kelly and
John Egan) 623 Sansome
Kenny John, 605 Front
Kohler& Frohling (Chas Kohler) 626
Montgomery
Kohler & Van Bergen (Henry Kohler
and N Van Bergen) 417 and 419 Mont-
gomery and 987-993 Market
Lachman & Jacobi (A Lachman and F
and J J Jacobi) 19 First
Lachman S & Co, 409 Market
Lang & CO (Geo Lang) 8-12 Eddy
Lawrence & Co (L W Lawrence and H
Webster) 410 Sacramento
Lenormand Brothers (Joseph and Leon)
735 and 737 Howard
Lilienthal & Co (E Rand J LLilienthal)
100 and 102 Front
Livingston & Co (L Livingston, A P
Williams and Joseph May) 25 and 27
Fremont
Loewe Bros (H Loewe, M Siegel and J
Blum) 217 Battery
Lyons E G & Co (E G Lyons and Jules
Meyer) 506 Jackson
Mandlehaum F & Sons, 312
(Sacramento
Maristany Joseph, 605 Front
Martin E & Co (D V B Henarie) 408
Front
McAhee Alex, agent E J Bald-
win, 27 Ellis
Meinecke Chas & Co (Chas Meinecke
and J K C Portman) 314 Sacramento
Meyer, Steiner & Co (E m
Meyer, Samuel Steiner and L Brand)
413 and 415 Pine
More Samuel & Co (Samuel More) 216
California
Moore, Hunt & Co (G H Moore, H B
Hunt and C Deweese Jr) 404 Front
Murphy James W, 420 Sacramento
Naber, Alfs & Brune (Henry
D Naber, William Alfs and Henry
Brune) 413 Front
Olcovich Brothers, 12 Front
Oris Fred M, 30J Front
Palmer & Goodkind, 435 California
Pascal Dubedat & Co (E Pascal and E
Dubedat) 426 Jackson
Perkins C C & CO, 344 Kearny
PetrOVICh S S & CO, also pro-
ducer Golden Eagle Champagne, 1408
and 1410 Stockton
Porter David, 405 Montgomerjr
Putzman F H & Co (F H Pinzman) NE
cor Montgomery and Pine
I'enz J, 315 Commercial
Roth & Co (Joseph Roth, A Roos and S
Scheeline) 214 and 216 Pine
Rottanzi G, 1027 Market
Sabatie P G & Co (P O Sabatie) 330
Bush
Saulnier John & Co (J Saulnier and P
Laclaviere) 607 Front
Schardin J P & Co, 16 Dupont
Schilling, Walter & CO, NW
cor Pine and Battery
Schmierer & Zeller, 126 Kearny
Schultz Wm A, 523 F'ront
Schultz & Von Bargen, 313 and 315
Front
Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee
(James Shea, A Bocqueraz and Robert
McKee) SW cor Front and Jackson
Siebe Bros & Plagemann
(John D and Fred C Siebe and Fred
Plagemann) SE cor Sacramento and
Sansome
Siebe, Campe & Co (George Siebe and
Henry Campe) 301 and 303 Front
Simmonds Geo & Co (Geo Simmonds, A
Dallemand and T Oberfelder) 215 and
217 California
Spruance, Stanley & Co (John Spruance
and S L Stanley) 410 Front
M0RETTI & TREZZINI, Fresco Painters
Phelan
Building.
Walnut, maple cherry.
John Wigmore; Office, 133 Spear St.
Yards 1«»-147 Spear; 20-2S Howard.
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SrOUfe<& McCrUITI (JohnSroufe
and Hugh McCrum)208 and 210 Mar-
ket
Stevens George, 31 S Front
Straub Joseph 3-27 and 329 Bush
Taniere E & Co, «6 Battery
Thatcher Geo & Co (Geo Thatcher)
410 Sacramento
Thomas Eugene & Co (Eu-
gene Thomas and Adolphe Carrere)
also agents Bordeaux Board of Under-
writers, 617 and 619 Sansome
Upham & Gunn (B H Upham and A F
Gunn) 325 Sansome
Van Bergen N & Co, 413 and 415 Clay
Vi<mier A, 429 and 431 Battery
Walter M & CO (Max Walter)
625 Sansome
Ward, Heathcote & Co <Wm Ward and
Bazil Heathcote) 509 Sacramento
Warde M & Co (Michael Warde) 416
and 418 Sansome
Weil Brothers (William and L A) 213
Jackson
Wheeland & Collins (James
WheelandandS M Collins) 329 Mont-
gomery and 511 California
Wichman & Lutgen (H P Wichmanand
John Lutgen) 321 Clay
Wilmerding & Co (J C Wil-
merding and John T Haviland) 214
and 216 Front
WolterS BrOS & CO (Henry
and August Wolters and Ed H Bum-
sted) 221 California
LITHOGRAPHERS
Baker George H- 252 Market
Bancroft A L & Co, 721 Market
Bosqui Engraving and
Printing CO (The) Edward Bos-
qui manager, 523 Clay and 518 Com-
mercial
BrittOn & Rey, 5 * 25 Commercial
Brodie J R & CO, NW cor San-
some and Sacramento
Dickman Jones & Het
trich, 532 Commercial
Filmer & Stiller, 414 Sacramento
Calloway Lithographing
CO (W T Galloway and Otto Schon-
iinr) -US-422 Commercial
International Bank Note Co (of New
York) J Howard Barnard mgr Pacific
Branch, 7 Montgomery ave
LearV A J, 402 anc * *^* Sansome
MacCabe & CO, 611 Merchant
Pacilic Type Foundry Co, A Deanng
sec, 52S Sacramento
Palmer & Rey, 405 Sansome
Schmidt Label & Litho
graphic CO, 27 and 29 Main
Waldstein Abraham, 320 Sansome
SCHMIDT
Label and Lithographic
COMPANY,
SI to 31 Main St., San Francisco.
Glossed Labels, Commercial Work, Artistic
Color Printing, Photo Engraving:, Glossed Labels,
Box Brands.
LIVE STOCK.
Cunniff William, 1609 Market
Horan James D, cor Tenth and Howard
James J G, 331 Kearny
Jordan Valley Stock Co, Geo W Scott
sec, 202 Sansome
Netters H, cor Mission and Twenty-
eighth
Pattin Frank, 736 Pacific
Sweeny E & Co (Edward Sweeny and
Ambrose Sharkey) Ninth bet Folsom
and Harrison
Washburn Henry, Bryant bet Fourth
and Fifth
LIVERY STABLES.
(See Stables.)
LOCKS-ELECTRIC DOOR
OPENERS.
California Electrical
WorkS- 35 Market
Klein John M & Co, 720 Mont
gomery
LOCKSMITHS
(See also Cutlers.)
Beck August, 18 Montgomery ave
Bien Joseph, 412 Commercial
Camous Andre, 436 Bush
Cass J J, 366 Third
CeregTiino Carlo, cor Mission and Thirti-
eth
Cohen David, 1084 Howard
Coomens John, 411 Sixth
Crowe Timothy, 115 Fourth
Davidson J D, 30 < J'Farrell
Dudley Geo, 2005 Mission
Dupas A, 673 Misson
Edelmann Joseph, 702 Larkin
Evans L J, 739 McAllister
Fleischel George, 612 California
Frizzi A, 15j>3 Pine
Harvit Jos, 724 Larkin
I o FA.1¥ Wilt KX.E * CO. IRON
I. O. 413-415 Market St. mUfll,
STEEL & HEAVY HARDWARE
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic
J*ai'Ise:is Gray or Sandy Hair and Whiskers to Per-
fection. SoM by all I>ruggi@t@ and Barbers.
Havman A, 234 Post
Held Adolf, 2131 Fillmore
Kuolt A L, 641 Post
Lang John, 713 Valencia
Large Thomas W, 525 Dupont
Lehnig C E, 240 Fifth
Monkcom J, 958 Howard
Nauman PZ& CO, also dealers
in safes and scales, 219 Davis
Ne who ff* Frank, 27 Leidesdorff
Ortet BrOS, 524 Commercial
Paetzold B, 1235 Mission
Pfeiffer John W, 1015 Kearny
Price M, 415 Kearny
Kabjohu Edwin Sr, 139 Fifth
Rabjohn Edwin Jr, 9274. Market
Schmitz Franz, 1563 Market
Schoeneman F, 517 Kearny
Seculovich Peter T, 3422 Mission
Vayre Henri, 205 O'Farrell
Verrill T J, 645 Mission
Wailman Rudolph, 231 Ellis
Wallmann Brothers (Geo Wallmann)
1028 Sutter
Will& Finck, 769 Market
LOCOMOTIVES
Baldwin Locomotive
Works (°* Philadelphia) Wdhams,
Dimond & Co agents, 202 Market and
3 Pine, rms 2 and 3
Risdon Iron and Locomo-
tive Works, SE cor Howard and
Beale
LODGE SUPPLIES
M & Co,
415
Litchfield J
Montgomery
McElhinny IVI A, 23 Kearny
Norcross & Co, 6 Post
Pasquale Benoit, 650 Washing
ton
Plate & Co, 101 Powell
Rudolph Charles, 112 Sutter
Ann
LODGINGS
Aderre J L, 736 Broadway
Albermarle House, Miss
Bradley proprietress, 8 Mason
Allen Elizabeth S, proprietress
Heath House, also private boarding,
312 Eddy
Altreuter Wm, 8->5 Kearny
Alvin House, W E King & Edward
Winnen proprs, 120 Post
Amador House, Matthew T Eddy propr,
675 Mission
Ambruster B Mrs, 118 Dupont
American House, M Mulcahy propr,
141 Second
Anderson A, 14 Eddy
Applegate J J, propr Mansion House,
3364 Bush
Arcade House, 930 Market
Arlington House, Mrs w h
Brown proprietress, 127 Kearny
Arnold Florence Mrs, 14 Geary
Astor House, Mack & Gray proprs, 522
Pine
Atherton Kate Mrs, 311 Dupont
Avenue House, Joseph Koster
proprietor, cor Geary and Central ave
Bailey Shepard D, proprietor
Tehama House, 438 Broadway
Baily Wm J, propr Isthmus House, 54
First
Bain D C Mrs, 121 Montgomery
Banks Mary Mrs, 318 Davis
Beaman Wm Mrs, 424 O'Farrell
Becker Nicholas, 11 and 13 Pacific
Bell M Mrs, 120 Seventh
Berry J B Mrs, 109 Montgomery
Bolton E Mrs, 206 Kearny
Boyston J S Mrs, 322 Third
Brainard H C Mrs, 334 Bush
Branch House, L J Eweii pro-
prietor, 424 Sansome
Brewers' Home and Lodging House,
Peter Seebach propr, 707 Mission
Brewster Mary Mrs, 127 Montgomery
Broderick John, propr Adriatic House,
41 Pacific
Brogan Michael, propr Abbotsford
House, 1416 Broadway
Brown Charles, 115 Geary
BrOWn House, William Clark
proprietor, 737 Howard
Brown Lizzie Mrs, 502 Powell
BrOWn W H Mrs, proprietress
Arlington House, 127 Kearny
Bruce Josephine, 310 Montgomery ave
Bruner J W, propr Florence House, 102
Ellis
Brunsen Martin, propr Nevada House,
528 Pacific
Brunswick Lodging House, 148 Sixth
Bryant A M Mrs, 264. Kearny
Buchanan James, 216 and 21S Ninth
Burkett O Mrs, proprietress
Rassette House, 1 1 Kearny
Burnette M E Mrs, 310 Stockton
Burton Charles O, 109 Fifth
Bush Street House, N D Thayer mgr,
3254. and 3314 Bush
Calender John T, 5 Broadway
California House, John Somaiy
and Justin Ladagnous proprietors,
624 and 626 Califarnia
Capitol House, PL Turpin pro.
prietor, 537 Sacramento
Cappola Mary E Mrs, 506 Fourth
Carll Sarah Mrs, 793 Mission
Cashman House, Mrs J Hogan propr
5014 Sixth
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Cavagnaro Dominitfk, 628 Broadway
Central House, f l Turpin pro-
prietor, &71 Market
Central Lodging House, Mrs Bridget
Doasy propr, 52 Second
ChaceOE, 229 Geary
Chase Wm, 48 Fourth
Clapp Clark, propr Adams House, 519
Sacramento
Clarendon H use, E P Warburton propr,
142 i Fourth
Clarey Lodging House, 1024 Howard
Clark Nettie Miss, 1018 Market
Coasting House, W Johnson propr, 138
Folsom
Colbum J E. HO Fourth
Coin ins Cooper, 425 Bush
Commercial House. Kopke &
Schwartz proprietors, 636-644 Com-
mercial and 645 Clay
Cook J D B, 419 Stockton
Coon D Major, propr New Wads worth
House, 234 Bush
Corny n James, propr Manhattan House,
705 and 707 Front
COSO HOUSe. L J Ewell propri-
etor, 411 Sansome
Couch E Mrs, 931 Market
Crystal Palace, 533 Broadway
Curby Maggie Mrs, 224
Fourth
Daily T Mrs, 635 Washington
DeleaU BrOS (Jules and Joseph)
also saloon, 531 Jackson
Demarais Marcel, 1300^ Stockton and
634i Broadway
Dettmar Mary Mrs, 629 Clay
Dillon M J Mrs, propr Liepier House,
421 Fourth
Douglass M L Mrs, propr Lotta House,
652 Market
Durell Peter, 526 Broadway
Eddy Matthew T (Eddy & Leavitt) and
propr Amador House, 675 Mission
Eggert Win, 724 Mission
Elcbo Lodging House, E Nelson propr,
863j Market
Elmer Mary E Mrs, 314 Bush
Eltzer August, 318 Pacific
Empire Lodging House,
Smith & McCaughey proprietors, 630,
636 and 640 Commercial
Everett House, Mary Chatel propr, 55
Second
Ewell L J, 36 Clay and 411 and 424
Sansome
Federal Hotel, J Dicaud pro-
prietor, 1205 Broadway
Feely Dennis, 641 Commercial
Ferari Louis, 915 Montgomery
Florence House, J W Bruner propr, 102
Ellis
Ford Ellen Mrs, 1307 Stockton
FOSen HOUSe, O R Fosen propri-
etor, 407 icli.una
Fowler House, 7S3 Market
Fulton House, John Kemnau propr, 617
Mission
Furm-m C J Mrs, 331 Montgomery
Gafford Tillotson H, 737 Market
Calt House, M H Swain propri-
etor, 6u3 Market
Gassman Joseph, 428 Broadway
Gaude Stanislaus, propr Louvre House,
304 Sutter
Geneva House. Mrs c w Miller
pr 'prietress, 1-0 Eliis
Germaine M L Mrs, 20 Montgomery
Cifford M A, proprietor Arcade
House, 930 Market
Gilbert M W Mrs, 721 Bryant
Gilbert House, J De3barats propr, 824
Montgomery
Cinaca M Mme. 33 1 Kearny
Glen House, Mrs A H Nahor propr, 236
Sutter
Golden State House, Mrs ea
Woodhull proprietress, 106 Eddy
Gordon M Mrs, 235 Kearny
Grant David, 746 Mission
Haack M Mrs, propr Hamburg House,
512 Fourth
Hackmeier's House, Adam Hackmeier
propr, 435 Pine
Hallinan J Mrs, S65^ Market
Hammond James, 104 Mission
Hancock Samuel, propr Hancock Lodg-
ing House, 781 Mission
Harrington Mme, 1019 Market
Harron M E Mrs, 614 Sutter
Hedge Charlotte Mrs, 759 Market
Hewitt Lodging House, 236^ Sixth
Holcomb W W Mrs, 131 Montgomery
Holm & Saxtorph (C Holm and H Sax-
torph) 867 and 869 Market
Honey Therese Mrs,305Bush
opp Puss House, 305 Kearny opp
Chronicle Office, 137 Montgomery opp
Occidental Hotel, 6 Turk and junction
Mason and Turk
Hopkiuson D Mrs, 30 Kearny
Home Jacob, propr First Street House,
64 and 66 First
Howe E Mrs, 505 Bush
Hubbard House, Mrs J L McVey propr,
139 Fourth
Huber Fred, propr Aarion House, 13
and 15 Page
Hughes Rienzi, proprietor St
David's House, 715 How »rd
Hyer Henrietta Mrs, 703 Market
Inglis John S, 204 Sutter
Isthmus House, Wm J Baily propr, 54
First
Janson C,_ propr Coasting Lodging
House, 204 and 206 Steuart
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ant Powder. The Only Reliable High
OSive. Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., General Age. .is, S. F.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
4*1-427 Market St. Kuggies, Carriages.
-Oennett .lamp beats sola to the Trade.
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Johnson Gust, propr Coasting Boarding
House, 7 Commercial
Johnson William, 140 Folsom
Jo-net, F Mrs, 417 Stockton
Jones James F, 1 Fifth
Jorgensen H P Mrs, propr Geary" Street
House, 22 Geary
Joyce Jennie Mrs, 765 Market
Kallstrom Rosa. 210^ Washing
ton
Kehoe Julia M, 112 Kearny
Kendall M V, propr Baltimore House,
502 Bush
Keystone House, M Martin propr, 129
Jackson
Kinsey Eliza S Mrs, 1023 Stockton
Kinsman C Mrs, 509 Bush
Koepke & Schwartz (JKoepke
and H Schwartz) proprietors Com-
mercial Lodging House, 645 Clay and
636 Commercial
Koster House, Mrs McCurry propr,
205 Third
Krook & Strommer (M L Krook and A
Strommer) 904 Kearny
Labarere Michael, 219 Geary
Lafayette Lodging House, 1030 Howard
Lanigan Edward, 502^ Broadway
Lee M A Mrs, 28 O'Farrell
Lindell House, a Wolf propri-
etor, SW cor Sixth and Howard
Lisbon House, John Cardozo and Jose
Baptista proprs, 315 Drumm
Louey Geo, 224 Kearny
Lynch Mary, 424 Broadway
Mack & Gray (Wm Mack and John
Gray) proprs Astor House, 522 Pine
Maine Lodging House, Mrs Gordon
pr>pr, 614 Kearny
Mallander Edward, 106 Jackson
Manning House, 915£ Market
Mansion House, J J Applegate propr,
336A Bush
Mansion House, Wm Perkins propr,
963 Mission
Marron James, 519 Mission
Martin M, propr Keystone House, 127
and 129 Jackson
Mc Agister C J Mrs, 304 Third
McBride J A Mrs, 209 Dupont
McCarthy & Rogers (Wm McCarthy
and John Rogers) 17 Vallejo
McDonald L Mrs, 517 Bush
McGlaughlin Annie Mrs, 1103 Powell
McKan C D Mrs. 515£ Bush
M Kibben Henrietta, 1020 Market and
15 Eddy
McManman Ann Mrs, 1148 Sutter
Meagher & White, SE cor Mission and
Fourteenth
Mehau Patrick, 819 Howard
Miller C Mrs, 29 Dupont
Minerva Huuse, F W Paulitz propr, 123
Jackson
Moeller & Grauffel (John
Mueller and Fred Grautfel) 623 Clay
Montgomery House, Wm Perkins propr,
6!3 Mission
Mullen Alice Mrs, 102 Stockton
Murray Thomas, propr Golden Gate
House, 510 Davis
Myers Wm, 40 § Geary
Nelson Henry, 733 Market
Nevada House, Mrs W T Turner propr,
132 Sixth
New Cambrian House, Mrs M Roche
propr, 101 Jessie
New Record House, J Cosgrove propr,
100 McAllister
Niagara House, William Eggert propr,
724 Mission
Oettl Louis, propr New Prescott House,
604 and 606 Fourth
Olympic Lodging House, Stromer &
Krook proprs, 904 Kearny
Overland House, M ALevingston propr,
533 Sacramento
Pacific Lodging House, Henry Graves
propr, 209 Leidesdorff
Palmer S Mrs, 35 Fifth
Parsons C Mrs, 229 Kearuy
Perkins William, propr Montgomery
House, 613 Mission
Petit B E Mrs, 215 Kearny
Petroweska A, 219 Dupont
Portland Lodging House, Thomas Rees
propr, 607 Kearny
Posnin M Mrs, 32 Fourth
Power Wm, 19 Commercial
Pratt Marietta Mrs. nw cor
California and Stockton
Railroad House, George Bailey and Wm
McLean proprs, 533 Commercial
Rassette Lodging House.
Mrs Burkett proprietress, 11
Kearny
Reed J, 521 Pacific
Reed Lois J Mrs, 719 Market
Rees Thomas, 807 Kearny
Rest for the Weary, l j Eweii
proprietor, 36 Clay
Revere House, Robert Carey propr, 804
Mission
Riordan Bros (Richard and Cornelius)
proprs Colton House, 448£ Third
Riordan K Mrs, propr Colton House,
44S^ Third
Rix Alfred Mrs, propr Colonnade Hotel,
206 Market
Roche M Mrs, 101 Jessie
Rommel Regina Mrs, propr North
German House, NE cor Brannan and
Eighth
Roncovieri Marie L, 33 Hinckley
Rosemond Walter E, 36 Geary
Roxbury House, Mrs M Frendle propr,
110 Ellis
S f. DAVID'S, 1 90 Kooins,
715 Howard St., nr. Third, 6an Francisco. No dark
rooms. No guest uses linen once used by another.
ROSEWOOD, LIGNSJM-VIT/E, BOXWOOD.
JOH\ WKwMORE,
133 Spear Street, S. F.
260
LOD
San Francisco.
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St David's. Rienzi Hughes proprie-
tor, 715 Howard
St George Lodging House, 812
Kearny
St Lawrence House, R E Elliott propr,
56S Mission
Samsreither George, 411 Pacific
Sanderson Chas B, 316 Third
Schimp D V, 106 Post
S Chimp D V Mrs, 137 Montgom-
ery
Schrader Charles, 625 Pacific
Second Street House, Mrs M J Clary
propr, 115 Second
Seip S Mrs, 529 Geary
Silver State House, l s stark-
weather proprietor, also board, SE cor
Ellis and Mason
Smith Adam Mrs, 515 Sacramento
Stevens ThOS Mrs. proprie-
tress Sumner House, 969 Mission
Stockton Street House, H W Weiss
propr, 218 Stockton
Stone Joseph, 226 Sutter
Sumner HoUSe, Mrs Thos Ste-
vens proprietress, 969 Mission
Sutter Street House, John
Si;rres & Co, 308 Sutter
Swain M H Mrs. proprietress
Gait House, 632 Market
Taylor E Mrs, 217 Dupont
Tehama House, s d Bailey
proprietor, 438 Broadway
The Donahue, Mrs Julia Ma-
honey proprietress, 100 Fifth
The Elite, Chas Schutz propr, 122
Taylor
The Inglewood, S H Morse
proprietor, 126 Fifth
Tratz Helen P, 11 Si Washington
Turpin F L, proprietor Capitol
House, 537 Sacrameuto and 871 Mar-
ket
Union House, John H Burfeind
proprietor, NE cor Bay and Lar-
kin
Union Square House, Mrs Mary Plum-
mer pi opr, 226 Stockton
Waldo House, Henry Nelson propr, 733
Market
Ward I N, 668 Mission
Webb House, Mrs E Burling propr, 37
Second
Webber E C, 417 Bush
Weile E Mrs, 309 Dupont
Westhaus Mary Mrs, 39 Fifth
Wilson Mary Mrs, 29 Second
Wilson M E, 801 Leavenworth
Winchester House, 44 Third
Wright H R, St Cloud Hotel, 418
Sutter
Young America House, John Krehmke
propr, 15 Pacific
FURNISHED ROOMS— 305 Bush Street. 305
Kearny Street, 137 Montgomery Street, 6
Turk Street. All rooms of these houses have just
heen newly furnished and renovated. Transient
custom solicited. Rooms per night, 50c, 75c, and
$1.50, MRS. T. HONEY, Propr.
MRS. D. V. SCHIMP,
Offices and Furnished Rooms
TO LET.
1 06 Post Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
LUBRICATING OILS
Allen James C. 106 Davis
Leonard & Ellis, O L Hall mgr, 43 Sac-
ramento
Nelson S P & Co, 10 Commercial
New York Refining Co e b
Read agent, 16 First (for adv see next
page)
Phoedovius Wm, 210 Berry
Western Oil Co, S H Frank & Co agts,
400 and 408 Battery
Woodbury Charles J, 123 California
LUBRICATORS
Read Edward B, Th&yer's Au-
tomatic, 16 First
Slocomb H & Co (H Slocomb) agts Dib-
ble Lubricator, 16 First
Tatum & Bowen (H l Tatum
and J J Bowen) also machine works,
25-31 Main
LUMBER.
Adams W J, 17 Steuart
Alameda Lumber Yard, e
M Derby & Co proprietors, 22 Cali-
fornia
Albion Mills, Henry Wetherbee
proprietor, 111 Market
Allen Frank H, 18 and 20 Spear
Asmussen C, 2813 Mission
Baker Samuel, agt Garcia Saw Mill, 202
Sacramento
Blinn Lumber Co, Ceo W Hooper treas,
cor Fourth and Channel
Christenson & Lord (Andrew Christen-
son and Edwin Lord) 1718 Market
Coos Bay Stave and Lum-
ber CO> J L Koster president, Au-
gust Gewer manager, 323 Front
Dean E B & Co (E B Dean, D Willcox
and C H Merchant) 22 California
. S. VAN WINKLE & CO., *
413-415 Market St I ROY. STEEL., All
bids Blacksmiths' Materials, HEAVY HARDWARE.
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic bT».t R
Druggists and Barbers,
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261
EDWARD B. READ,
Sole agent for the Pacific Coast
New York Refining Company's
STANDARD COMPOUND ENGINE, MACHINERY AND SHAFTING,
Lubricants, Cylinder and Machinery Oils.
New York Refining Company's Standard Axle Crease.
Thayer's Patent Automatic Oil Cup for Crank Pins, Cross Heads and Eccentrics
Crescent Flue Scrapers, Engineers' Supplies, etc
16 First Street, near Market, San Francisco, Cal.
Derby E M & CO (Geo H Payne
and E and A B Derby) proprietors
Alameda Lumber Yard, office 22 Cali-
fornia, rm 10
Doe Charles F & Co (Chas F and Frank
P Doe) cor Spear and Howard
Doe, Kimball & Co (Loring B Doe and
Geo H Kimball) 19 Main
Dolbeer & Carson (John Dolbeer and
Wm Carson)- 10 California
Duncan's Mills Land and
LumberCO, 1 E Thayer agent,
22 California
Engle & Son (Jacob P and Walter J) SE
cor Francisco and Fillmore
Enterprise Mill and Build-
ing CO, D A McDonald president,
217-225 Spear
Ford & Williams (J B Ford and E C
Williams) Mendocino Lumber Co, 40
California
Gardiner Mill Co (Gardiner City, Or)
Joseph Knowland agfc, office 22 Cali-
fornia
Grant Frank, 26 Spear
Hanscom M L, 125 Washington
Hanson & Co (Charles Hanson) pier 11
Steuart
Harris Matthew, 566-572 Bran-
nan
Herrick E M, 17 Steuart
Hill & Co (W B Hill and B F Tuttle)
237 Berry
Holt BrOS (C H, Benjamin and A
F) 30 and 32 Main
Hooper C A & Co (C A and Geo W
Hooper) cor Fourth and Channel
Hooper F P & J A, pier 2\ Steuart
Huggins John C, agt Fort Bragg Red-
wood Co, 14 First
Humboldt Lumber Mill Co
Francis Korbel president, E L Curtin
secretary, office 727 Bryant
Jackson J G, pier 4 Steuart
Knowles George B & George B Jr,
436-448 Main and cor Main and Bry-
ant
Kruse J H, SE cor Twenty-third and
Shotwell
Lewis & Swift (John Lewis andP Swift)
215 Spear
Macdonald D A, president En
terpiise Mill and Building Co, 217-225
Spear and 218-226 Steuart
McKay & Co (A McKay, A Connick
and J A Sinclair) 4 California
Meacham D K, 2735 Mission
Mendocino Lumber Co, J B Ford pres,
E C Williams treas, 40 California
Merguire George L 330Pine
and 11 Bluxome
Milford Land and Lumber Co, Dolbeer
& Carson agts, 10 California
Moore & Smith (A D Moore and H C
Smith) pier 10 Steuart
Morrison George H, 575 Branuan
Nelson Charles, 18 Market, rm 3
Nevada and California Lumber Co Box
Factory, R E Barnes mgr, 221-231
Berry
Neylan James. 103 Steuart
Pacific Lumber Co, John Crockett sec,
327 Pine, rm 8
ParSOnS & CO, Oil Brannan
Patterson John, SW cor Seventeenth
and Church
Pattridge R K, 12S Steuart
Pope & Talbot (C F A and W H Talbot)
yards foot Third, office 204 California
Preston O J & P J McKinnon, cor Bry-
ant and Beale
Puget Sound Lumber Co,
A Powell general manager, 18 Market
Redwood Manufacturing Association, J
G Jackson pres, E L Allen sec, 18
Market
Renton, Holmes & Co (Wm Renton, C
S Holmes and R K Ham) pier 3
Steuart
Sacramento Lumber Co, Geo W Hooper
treas, cor Fourth and Channel
San Bernardino Land, Lumber and
Flume Co, V A Taylor pres, C T
Burnham sec, 4'20 California
Hobbs, Wall 8 Co., Mfrs, BOXES of every Variety,
314 SPEAR
Street, S. V.
Nicoll the Tailor, 816 Market St.
Sample* of \EW TDTP
(-OOI)S SENT rilljii,
262
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San Francisco.
MAC
Sierra Lumber Co, Peter Dean
president, G H Kellogg secretary,
NE cor Fourth and Channel, office 320
Sansome
Sierra Nevada Wood and Lumber Co,
C T Bridge sec, 224 California
Simpson A M & Bro (A M and R W) 44
Market, yards Howard and Beale
Street Wharfs
Smith J C, 1 Howard
Springer Jason & Co. se cor
Spear and Mission
Starbird & Coldstone (AW
Starbird, J B Gddstone and S B
Lyon) 101-107 Market
Stivers H F & Son (Henry F andDauiel
A) 104 Market
Thayer I E, 22 California
Truckee Lumber Co, 243-251
Berry
Turner, Kennedy & Shaw
(A J Turner, John F Kennedy and
Geo T Shaw) 840 Fourth
Wesson J W, SE cor Spear and How-
ard
Western Mill and Lumber
CO, <J F Keuuddy president, D L
Randolph secretary, 5 Post
Wetherbee Henry, 111 Market
White Bros (Peter and A L) 13 and 15
Main and 14 and 16 Spear
White L E, 15 Steuart
Wigmore John (hardwood
lumber) 120-147 Spear and 26 and 23
Howard
PARSONS & CO.
Commission Dealers in
Black Walnut, Mahogany
and Ash Lumber,
And all Kinds of Veneers at lowest market prices.
611 BRANXA1V STBEKT,
Near Fifth Street, San Francisco.
A. W. STARBIRD.
S. B. LYON.
J. B. GOLDSTONE.
STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of
Puget Sound and Redwood Building Materials.
Sugar Pine, Shingles. Shakes. Pickets. Laths.
Lattice. Doors. Windows. Blinds, etc.
Redwood Cargoes Furnished to Order.
101, 103, 105, 107 Market Street, corner Spear,
Yard on Spear Street Wharf, San Francisco.
Dry Dunnage Boards for Ships constantly on hand.
MACARONI MANUFACT
URERS
California Italian Paste
Co. 1* SplivaJo & Co proprietors,
415 Battery
Matteucci Felice & Co (F Matteucci
and Basilis Puccinelli) NW cor Chest-
nut uid Powell
Ravenna, Ghiradelli & Co (Vincent Ra-
venna, Anton Ghiradelli, L Boero, G
Podesta and L Raffo) 421 and 423
Battery .
ALL High Explosives
ARE iMITATIONS OF GIANT POWDER.
Bandniann, Nielsen & Co., Gen. Ageuts, S. F.
STEAM ENGINES & THRESHING MACHINES. SEaftB&Sg
MAC
Saw Francisco.
MAC
2G3
Tenthorey J P & Co (John p
Tenthorey and Paul H Trolliet) 558
Mission
MACHINE SHOPS
Banks William, 215 First
Gumming Geo & Co (George, David and
George M dimming) 18 Fell
Garcin & Sons, Howard nr Beale
Kallenberg Theodore, 32 Fremont
Martin Adolph, 608 Broadway
WeiChart J» I *3 and 145 Beale
MACHINERY^IM PORT
ERS AND DEALERS
Banks William (woodworking)
215 First
Berry & Place Machine Co, 12 Califor-
nia
Birch Wm H. California Machine
Works, 119 Be;ile
Bruns H H, 306 Mission
Clerc & Steber (P F Clerc and J C
Steber) 219 and 221 Main
ClDt & Meese (John Clot and
C instant Meese) 129 and 131 Fremont
Cyclops Engine and Ma-
chine WOrkS. Tait & Hainque
proprietors, 115 and 117 Beale
Carcin L P & Sons. 294
Howard
Garratt W T, 138 Fremont
COSS & DOW, H4 and 116 Beale
Greenoerg's M & Sons. 205
Frem jnt
Gregory H P & Co, junction California
and Market
Huntington, Hopkins & Co, junction
Market and Front
Kennedy & McCulfoughs
(Hugh Kennedy and J BMcCulloughs)
203 and 205 Main
Kingsland J E C, 234 Fremont
Linforth James, U6 Front
Llewellyn Steam Con-
denser Manufacturing
Co. James M Stieeten president, J
H B Wilkins secretary, 3 Pine, rm8
Marwedel C F, 56 First
Murray Brothers (Wm F and Samue!)
252 Be de
Oilmen W H, 22 Fremont
Parke & Lacy (mining) 21 Frem >nt
Pracy Joseph, 109 and 111 Mission
Raub & Lacey (C G Raub and J J Lacey)
32 Fremont
Reliance Machine Works.
Clot & Meese proprietors, 129 and 131
Fremont
Sefrin Fred, 203 Fremont
Stearns Manufacturing
Co (woodworking and saw-mill) */9
and 31 Spear
Tait & Hainque (Alien J Tait
and Martial Hainque) 115 and 117
Beale
Tatum & BOWen, 25-31 Main
The Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine WOrkS. S.muel J Hendy
president, Kaoul onarbrey vice-pr si-
dent, Jo haa Hen ly manager, Chas
V Manner secretary, 39-51 Fremont
J'ameslUnFukTH, Agent for Blymj er Man-
ufacturing Co. Steam Engines, Sugar and
Sorghum Machinery. Murray Iron Works-
Steam Ena-ines, Meat Cutting Machinery and
Tanking Outtit-i, Illustrated Catalogues on ap-
uli ati'Hi. 116 Front Street.
WM. BANKS
MACHINIST AND ENGINEER,
215 First Street, San Francisco.
Wood Planers, Lathes, and Wood and Iron-
Working Machinery a specialty. Hydraulic
Jacks Repaired. Experimental and Fine Spe-
cial M ichinery. Estimates made of Engines,
Boilers, Shafting, steam and Water Fittings, etc.
Punches, Dies, Taps, Reamers and all kinds of
Machinery manufactured and repaired.
and
MACHINISTS
Banks William, 215 First
Bennett & Daly (E Bennett and
J F Daly) 230 Fremont
Burton & Hoyt (1 L Burton and G E
Hoyt) 23 Stevenson
Cavalli Paul, 1011 Kearny
Enge & Neilsen (Herman Enge
Emile Neilsen) (J10 Merchant
Ertola Buigio, 15U8 Dupont
Fillman S P. 19 Stevenson
Fleischel G, 612 California
Calli Joseph & CO (Jos Galli and
Ji s Schueily) 50 i Commercial
Carcin LP & Sons. 294
Howaid
Graham Marcellus A, 23 Stevenson
Harris, Oswa'd & Noble (Wm Harris,
Joseph Oswald and H Noble) 208
Leidesdorff
Harris W J, 723 Valencia
Hedges & Hall (G W Hedges
and Robert Hall) 44 Main
Kuhling Anthony, 54J Fifth
Leavens W M, 39 Eleventh
Mirtin Adolph, 610 Broadway
Morris & Son (David and Theo) 105
Kre nont
Periam C J & Co, *o and 42
Main
Moretti & Trezzini, FRESCO ARTISTS,
PHEIiATV
JBUlL.l>IXO.
SHIP PLANK and Timber, Locust TREENAILS. %&RE*
264
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San Francisco.
MAP
Simpson < I \V, I L5 First
Smith Christen, 39 Eleventh
Thomson & Evans, no and
112 Beale
Toulouse & Delorieux Machine Works,
620 ' ommercial
Union Manufacturing and
Machine Co, no Main
MAGNETIC
De Fonseca H
Stockton
Robertson J, 314 Sutter
Roth C, 1065 Market
Tucker D H, 106 Post
HEALERS
C Mrs
108
MALT MANUFACTUR-
ERS
Empire Malt House, ■' c
Bauer and Joseph Schweitzer proprie-
tors, 418 and 424 Chestnut, office 632
Sacramento
Pioueer Malt, 2108 Stockton
Zweig Hermann, 608-614 Brannan
MANICURE.
Edmonds Eliza Mrs, 236 Sutter
Bobison J Madame, 32| Geary-
Wilde Harry, 121 Stockton
Wilson Edith, 930 Market
MANTELS AND MAR
BLEIZED IRON
Montague W W & Co, 309-
317 Market
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Importers of
MARBLEIZED MANTELS
Enameled Grates, and English Tile,
309, 311, 313, 315,and317
Market Street, San Francisco,
MANUFACTURERS'
AGENTS
Arnold N S & Co, 109 California
Badger W C agent Hallet Davis
& Co, 13 Sansome
Bucht George J, 124 Market
Bentley Wm B, 12 Montgomery
Birnbaum H B, 3 California
Brooke Ceorge C, 39 Merchants' Ex
Cerf, SchlOSS & CO (A Cerf and
Ben Schloas) ll!> Battery
CJCOtt Frank X, 109 California
Conran '] homas S, 120 Sutter
Covell Edwin, 759 Howard
CroSS John R, manager E P Allis
& Co, cor Mission and First
Evans E C, agt Dewar & Webb, London,
408 California
French & Linforth (F M French
and E VV Linforth) (hardware and
metals) 116 Front
Codchaux Edmund, 120 Sut-
Hall A I & Son, 530 Market
Hall G C, 585 Market
Hawkes C K, 222 Market
Health Manufacturing Co
806 Market
Jackson T W & Co, 304Caii
fornia
Kimball C P, S02 Montgomery
Ledyard J S, 123 California
Levison & Euphrat (JacobLev-
ison and Ludwig Euphrat) also com-
mission merchants, 123 California
Marsh H F, 577 and 579 Market
Netter & Dill ( G Netter and Geo H
Dill) 319 California
Oyeracre P I, wholesale dealer
in imported and machine cut corks
and agent for Eastern glass factories,
123 California, rms 37 and 38
Phelps & Miller (E A Phelps and S M
Miller) 120 Sutter
Seeley, Church & Co, 309 Cal-
ifornia
Skinker John, 256 Market
Sonntag Chas & Co, 114 and 116 Market
StudleyG B & Co, 10 Pine
TaHon C J, 123 California
Treanor Jos P, 120 Sutter
Veach Thomas J & Co (Thomas J Veach
and A M Silverstein) 223 Sacrament i
MANUFACTURERS
HATS AND CAPS
MEUSSDORFFER
RAD, 15 and 345 Kearny
KON
K. MEUSSDORFFER,
Manufacturer and Importer of
HATS gg CAPS
Wholesale and Betail.
15 Kearny Street, Corner of Morton,
345 Kearny Street, S. W. Corner of Pine,
SAN FRANCISCO.
MAP MOUNTERS
More, Dermody & Co (S J More and W
E Dermody) 518 Sacramento
Walkup W B & Co, 530 Commercial
!. S. VAN WINKLE & CO.,
Kinds
415 Market St. IROV. STEEL, All
Ulacksniiths' Materials, HEAVY HARDWARE.
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic
I>arliens trray or Sandy Hair
aucl Whiskers to Perfection.
MAP
San Francisco.
MAR
265
MAP PUBLISHERS
Bancroft A L & Co, 721 Market
BrittOn & Rey, SW cor Commer-
cial and Leidesdorff.
Dixon & Sanborn, 6 Eddy
Holt Warren, 413 Montgomery
MARBLE SAW MILLS.
Myers Leon R, 20 Gold
Rufifano & Bianchi, 964-970
Bryant
San Francisco Steam Marble Saw Mills,
Joseph Musto, 713 and 715 Battery
MARBLE WORKS
Black Wm, H21 Market, factory
50-54 Boardman place
Campodonico S, 1061 Market
Comuth & Bigge (E Comuth and F
Bigge) 112^ Golden Gate ave
Corti J oseph, 10 Ninth
Daniel John & Co (John Daniel)
also importers and dealers in granite,
monuments, etc, 421 Pine
Dempsey Jeremiah A, 1069 Market
Devine & Larkin (J H Devine and D
Larkin) 1627 Market
Duffy Mark C, Oak bet Scott and Devis-
adero
Dumontelle Eugene, 541 and 543 Fifth
Henderson James, Point Lobos ave nr
Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Kesseler J & F, 5 and 7 Taylor and
Brannan bet Fifth and Sixth
McCormick W H, 827 Market
McGrath John J , 935 Market
McGrath Peter P, 1061 Market
McKenzie Chas, se cor Bush
and Central ave
Moore David, Central ave bet California
and Sacramento
Morris Abraham, 214 Fifth
Musto Bros, 713 and 715 Battery
Paltenghi A, 1235 Market
Pierce Patrick, 1237 Mission
Producers' Marble Co, G Landon Jr and
Chas A Field mgrs, 244-250 Brannan
RebstOCk Adolph, 40S Central
ave
Rizzi Giuseppe, 1075 Market
ROth M, 434 Valencia
RufTino & Bianchi (L J Ruf
tino and C D Bianchi) 964-970 Bryant
Seregni F, 24 Post
Sheerin Daniel, cor Ellis and Broderick
Sweeney John, 16 Hayes
Tempesti Eugenia, i*38 Mar
ket
Zeglio David, 13)9 Mission
MARBLE DEPOT
AND
STEAM SAW MILLS
RUFF1NO * BIANCHI,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MA RBL ES
Furniture Marble Tops, Plumber Slabs and
Washstand Tops a Specialty.
Office, Yard and Mills, Nos. 961-970 Bryant Street, Bet. 6th and 7th.
Country Orders promptly attended to.
BARNARD'S
BUSINESS
CO!<*>E<xE.
46
O'FARRELJL
STREET,
S.Fo Send for Circular.
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9>
NlPflll THF TAIIflQ 816 MARKET ST., S. F. SEND FOR SAMPLES CF NEW
11IUULL IIIL I MiLU.9, Cioo.l*. and Self-measurement Rule* - IFREE.
266
MAR
San Francisco.
MAT
WILLIAM BLACK,
Steam Marble Works.
Marble Mantels, Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, Tiling,
Plumbers Slabs, Bureau and Counter Tops, etc.
WAREROOM,
1121 Market Street, opoosite New City Hall,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
MISSION MARBLE WORKS
3Vo. 434 Valencia Street,
Between 15th and 16th, San Francisco, Cal.
MROTH. Proprietor.— Monuments, Tomb-
. stones, Mantels, etc. , executed in artistic
si} lc at reasonable prices. All work guaranteed
to give satisfaction. Portraits in Crayon en-
larged to any size. Residence, 341 Seventeenth
Street, between Valen ia and Mission, S. F.
MARKETS
(For Meat Markets see Butchers. )
Beavefl V B superintendent
Mission Market, cor Sixteenth and
Mission
BrOWn TflOmaS> superiiiteudeat
California Market, 416-121 Pine and
California bet Montgomery and Kearny
California Market, Thomas
Brown superintendent, California and
Pine bet Montgomery and Kearny
Centre Market. N Dodge super-
intendent, SE cor Dupont and Sutter
Clay Street Market, Clay to Merchant
bet Montgomery and Sansome
Colombo Market, Front bet Pacific and
Jackson
Dodge N, superintendent Centre
Market, SE cor Dupont and Sutter
Fishermen's Section 5 Sea Wall, bet
Filbert and Union
Grand Arcade, 323 Sixth
Grand Floral, 741-7-17 Mission
Grand Western, Polk bet Bush and
Austin
MiSSIOn Market, E Y Harris
superintendent, cor Sixteenth and
Mission
New Metropolitan, SE cor New Mont-
gomery and Mission
Pacific Fruit, Clay to Merchant,
bet Sansome aud Montgomery
San Francisco, Clay to Merchant bet
Sansome and Montgomery
Washington, Washington to Merchant,
Sansome and Montgomery
A. CEANTIT,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF MEAT
Stalls 16 and 18 San Francisco Market.
Hotels, Restaurants, and Families sup-
plied with lirst quality of all
kiads of Meat.
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RmTT-jTTTT DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
IlUA; Choice American Meats
Stalls 25, 27 and 29 San Francisco Market. Branch Stalls 17 and
19 Pacific Fruit Market.
Hotels, Restaurants and Private families supplied at lowest rates.
MATCH MANUFACT'RS.
Gaskin & Co (J B Gaskin) 232 Four-
teenth
Metropolitan Match and
Commercial Co h w n«sw-
bauer president and ti Newbauer sec-
retary, 205 Front
MATHEMATICAL IN-
STRUMENTS-
Denny Edward & Co, *18
Montgomery
Lietz A & Co (Adolph Lietz and
Conrad Weinmann) 329 Sansome
Judson Powder Improved,
Tiie Best for Tree an.! Stump Blasting.
Bandmann, Nielsen k, Co., Agts., S. F.
•WWT Jk f*t fTk"*TC4 Truman, Ishans & Hooker, Agents for the Ole-
VV ACtO-W &• orated Hollow Iron Axle Wago ns, 621-W Market St.
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267
CALIFORNIA ST. TO PI1IE.
Of the Parific Coast.
Between Montgomery and Kearny.
Depot for the Cloicot Meats, Fill, Poultry, Frits, VeietaMes
and DAIRY
PRODUCE.
Roods Purchased in this Market)
need no oth. -r reaont ■inundation I
Send vour orders by Telephone.
TWO « AS BROWN, Sup't.
R. J. JOHNSON,
WHOLESALE and Reta-!! Dealers in Fresh
Fish of all kinds, No. 93 Caliiornia Market,
San Francisco.
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L. M. HENRY & CO.,
Successors to Gilflllan & Hohvns.-hild,
33, 34, 45 and 46
CALIFORNIA MARKET
A FINE VARIETY OF
FOREICN AND DOMESTIC
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, ETC.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
C. L. BENTON & CO.
Successor to F. N. Woods & Co.
Commission Merchants
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
POULTRY AND WILD GAME
Nos. 65, 66 and 67 California Market,
Between Pine and Summer Streets, S. F.
All orders attended to at the shortest notice.
Goods delivered free of charge to any part of the
Citv.
FRED. KATZ,
BEEF AND PORK BUTCHER. - Dealer in
Hams, Bacon, Lavd.Sm >ked Beef, Mutton,
fongues, all kinds of Sausages, etc.
I Stalls 94 to 100 California Market.
' Pine Street Entrance, San Francisco.
Corned and Salt Beef by the Barrel. Hotels,
! Families, and Boarding Houses supplied. Mar-
keting delivered free of Charge.
Telephone 5185.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
POULTRY AND CAME,
Stalls 103, 104 California Market, S.F.
All orders attended to at shortest notice Goods delivered free of charge to all parts of the City.
MATHEMATICAL IN-
STRUMENTS -Cont'd.
Muller Christian. 135 Mont-
gomery
SchmOlz W, 420 Montgomery
Tennent Thomas, 18 Market
MATTING
OlCOVICh BrOS. 12 and 14 Front
MATTRESS MAKERS.
Beal Samuel. 65-69 New Montgomery
Clark Truman S & Son (Tru-
man S and L C Clark) 21 New Mont-
gomery
Herzog J & Co (Joseph Herzog)12 Second
HoltT G, 1029 Howard
Jansen Alex, cor Second and Mission
levy A N, 1642 Market
Lock Spring Mattress Co
(D C Wickham and W W Reed) 946
and 948 Howard
McCabe Owen, 921 Market
Pacific Spring and Mattress Co (W A
Clark, Henry Black and A L Pringle)
25 and 27 New Montgomery
Reed W W, 946 Howard.
Schrock W A, 150 New Montgomery
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CABINET WOODS and VENEERS. 133 Spear. John Wigmore.
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San Francisco.
MER
CENTRE MARKET
LOCATED CORNER DUPONT & SUTTER STREETS.
This is the largest, best regulated and ventilated institution
of its kind in San Francisco. Visiters from the Interior should see
this Market as one of the sights in the great Metropolis. Nearly all
lines of street cars pass by or come within one block of the Market.
N. DODGE, Superintendent.
CHAS. LINTOTT,
WHOLESALE, RETAIL "OTT'Pr'TTir'D
AND COMMISSION DU 1 \j£kHiJX
Stalls 20 and 21 Centre Market.
BOSTON OYSTE R HOUSE.
JOHN P. EKLUND, 89 and 90 Centre Market,
Dupont Street, near Sutter, San Francisco.
Oysters and Chops served at all hours. Eastern
and California Oysters and Shell Fish wholesale
and retail. Hotels, Restaurants and Families
supplied at short notice. Residence, 1812 Bush
Street.
MEDICAL COLLEGES.
Brinkerhoff M e d i c a (In-
stitute* Smith & Burleigh, rectal
and chronic diseases a specialty, 765
Market
Cooper. Henry Gibbons Jr
dean, cor Sacramento and Webster
Hahnemann, 115 Haight
Institute for Cure of Crip
pies and Deformities, J M
Hinkle manager, 319 Bush
Medical Department Uni-
versity of California, JR A
McLean dean, office 603 Merchant
Toland, Stockton ur Chestnut
MERCANTILE AGEN
CIES
Brad Street CO (The) (New York)
L B HiLliard superintendent, 230
California
Commercial (The) Pickens, Ful-
ton & G> proprietors, 401 California,
rms 6 and 7
Mercantile (The) R G Dun & Co proprs,
Jay Lugsdin mgr, 320 California
New Zealand Loan and
Mercantile Agency (iim
ited) W F Lawry manager, 314 Cali-
fornia
Pickens, Fulton & Co (James
R Pickens and William Fulton) 401
California, rms 6 and 7
Zaldo, Sturtevant & Co, mgrs Spanish-
American Mercantile Agency, 423
Washington
MERCHANTS-C M M I S-
SION
Alexander David, 210 Montgomery
Alexander O & Son, 121 California
Allen & Lewis (L H Allen and C H
Lewis) 202 California
AlperS P & CO (P Alpers, A Suhr
and A Dierks) 216 Davis
Alves M & Co (M and Domiugues Alves)
417 Davis
Anspacher Bros (A Anspacher) 302 Cal-
ifornia
Arata & Cassasa (L Arata and C
Cassasa) 515-519 Davis
Auger Bernard Eugene, 409 Battery
Avy Eugene, 320 Sansome
Bacigalupi A L & Co (A L Bacigalupi
and S Casassa) 507 Washington
Baglietto, Cerruti & Co (L Baglietto,
G Cerruti and G Gracchi) 42 1
Davis
Baker L F & Go (L F Baker) 125 Wash-
ington
S. VAN WINKLE & CO.,
413-415
Market St.
IRON, STEEL, ETC.
ST0LT7S WALNUT COSMETIC
Darkens Gray or Sandy Hair and Whiskers
to Perfection. Does 3IOT WASH OFF
MER
San Francisco.
MER
269
BalaneSI C, 107 and 109 Clark
Ballard, Duane & Co, 122 and 124 Davis
Balzer Henry & Co, 209 Sansome
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co
(J Bandmann and H Nielsen) agents
Giant Powder Co, 210 Front
Barclay Peter T. 10 California
Barrows John, 12 Bush
Bassett C F & Co (C F Bassett)
220 Clay
Beck D L & Sons (D L, W F and E
B Beck and Irvin Ayers) 219 Front
Bell Thos & Co (Thos Bell and George
Staacke) 305 Sansome
Berg William, 25 Merchants' Exchange
Bigley Bros (George, John and Mannix)
SE cor Davis and Clay
Bingham & Pinto (Lindsley G Bing-
ham and Ricardo M Pinto) 323 Cali-
fornia
Birnbaum H B, 3 California
Blumenthal H M, 420 Davis
Boisson & Lartigau, 15-19
San Francisco Market
Breeze & Loughran (C K Breeze and
Thos Loughran) 217-223 Clay
Brigham, Hoppe & Co (C and F E
Brigham, J C Hoppe and W H
Roden) 129 and 131 California
Brown A A, 202 Market
Brown & WellS. 30 and31 Cali-
fornia Market
Bryant & Cook (D S Bryant and D S
Cook) 8 Davis
Bunker C I), 508 Battery
Burnap J, 425 Davis
Burtis R W, 41 and 43 Second
Cabrera, Roma & Co (E Cabrera and J
M Roma) 123' California, rm 9
Cain & Co (Peter P Cain and Thomas
Crawford) 206 and 20S Washington
Cain & Mitchell (J H Cain and Wm F
Mitchell) 212 Washington
Campbell W H, 402 Front
Carpentier A, 24 Merchants' Exchange
CiCOtt Frank X, also manufactur-
ers agent, 109 California
Clayburgh M & Co (M Clayburgh) 109
Clay
Clements Gilbert, 318 Front
Coburn C W, 320 Sansome
Coleman W T & Co, SE cor
Main and Market
Congdon J H & Co (J H Congdon) 3
California
Cooper Eugene T, 4 California
Costa Lorenzo, 614 Front
Cotrel Thomas Jr, 405 Front
Covert H M, 203 Sacramento
Cummings W B, 333 Montgomery
Cutting John T & Co (John T Cutting)
23 and 25 California
Dallman L & Co (L Dallman and John
W Gale) 309 and 311 Washington
DaltOn BrOS (Frank and F B)
308 and 310 Davis
Davis R D & W CO, 211 Pine
De Fremery James & Co
(James and W C B De Fremery) 410
Battery
De Sabla Eugene & Co (Eugene de Sabla)
40 California
Degener E, 25 Merchants' Exchange
Dellepiane & Co, 425 Battery
Dennis John, 227 Commercial
Dickson, De Wolf & Copl-
and 414 Battery
Dieffenbacher & WiW (William Dieffen-
bacher andGustav Wihl) Vulcanized
Fibre Co, 318 Front
Dodge, Sweeney & Co (H L Dodge, L H
Sweeney, J E Ruggles and F W Van
Sicklen) 114 and 116 Market and 11
and 13 California
Doe, Kimball & Co (Loring B Doe and
Geo H Kimball) 19 Main
Dolan James W, 513 Market
Donaldson & Co (James Donaldson) 319
California
Doyle Henry & Co, 517 and 519
Market
Dresbach Wm, 316 California
Duff & Co (Robert P R Duff) 316 Davis
Duisenberg Chas & Co (Chas
Duisenberg) 314 Sacramento
Earnest J T & Co, 202 Sacramento
Egerton Henry C, 109 California
EggerS & CO (George H and Her-
man C Eggers) also wine growers, 214
California
English John F, 313 and 315 Davis
Enos, Alves & Co (Joseph Enos and
Frank Alves) 216 VVashington
Erlanger & Galinger (H Erlanger and
M Galinger) 304 Davis
Eveleth & Nash (J A Eveleth and W
H Nash) 422 Front
Everding J & Co (J Everding) 48 Clay
Everett A P, 405 Front
Fabian & Co (Philip Fabian and Louis
Li^insky) 516 and 518 Market
Falkner, Bell & Co (H D Harri
son and J D Walker) 406-410 Cali-
fornia
Farmers' Co-operative Union (Stockton)
Paulseil & Wilbur mgrs, branch office
314 California
Feiling, Norton & Co (L Feii
ing and F B Norton) also dairy prod-
uce, 407 Front
Feist A, 111 Sansome
Feusier Martin & Co, 309Ciay
Flint, Peabody & Co (Edward P Flint)
32S Montgomery
Flint William K, 328 Montgomery
Foote Henry S, 121 Post
Forbes Brothers, 418 Jackson
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Hobbs,WalliCo.,^FA?irR
Crescent City, ffiSSSSSSR
NICOIL THE TAILOR,
KIO Market St., S. F. «end for Sumples of \'ew
Gooilsand Sell" measurement Rules-sent Free.
270
MER
8a a Francisco.
MER
Foreaith E W & Co (Ed W Forsaith and
R Blackmar) 3.5 Front
Foster George H, 3 17 California
Fran is Henry, '215 Sansome
Freeman, Smith & Co (Arthur A Smith)
122 California
Freitas M T & Co (M T Freitas
and J3 Sherry) also dairy produce,
212 Clay
Gage, Shattuck & Co (W S Gage, D D
Shattuck and J T Hampton) 317 and
319 Front
Galli A & Co (A Galli) 516 and 518
Sansome
Garrett James H & Co ( J H Garrett and
J J Duffy) SE cor Clay and Sansome
Carthwaite H. 13 Steuart
Cegan A F> a l 30 grain and wool,
302 California
Gerlierding A, 71 Merchants' Exchange
Getz Bros & Co (Joseph and Louis Getz)
209 and 211 Market
Cillespy & Childs (John H
Gillespy and Walter C Childs) 123
California
Giovannetti G & Co (G Giovannetti and
Charles Maggini) 423 Davis
Goldfish, Cohn & Co (B Goldfish, S
Cohn and Wm Wilson) 215 Sausome
Goldstone M, 4 Battery
Graf & Schmidt (J L Graf and Ben
Schmidt) 120 Sutter, rms 63 and 64
Grangers' Business Asso-
ciation) E Van Every manager,
10S Davis
Green A T, 204 California
Green R I, SW cor New Montgomery
and Mission
Creenebaum Alfred & Co
(Alfred Greenebaum and F A Haber)
also importer. ■*, 111 Front
Grinbaum M S & Co (M S Grinbaum
and M Louisson) 124 California
Cutte I, 307 California
Haak & Remmers, iosi Foisom
Hagan & Manheim, 217 San
some
Haight Robert & Co, 226
Front
Hall A I & Son (Aimer I, Edward
A and Harry E) also m tnufacturers
agents, 52S and 530 Market
Hammer, Leist & Co (John F Hammer
and C J Leist) 201 and 203 Davis
Harrison & Co, 415 Pine
Harrison, Wolff & Sher-
wood, 214 and 216 Market and 18
and 20 Front
Harrold James, 525 Front, rm 10
Hatch T H & Co (F H Hatch) 34 Cali-
fornia
Hausman, Kufeke & Co (F H Hausman)
314 California
Heckmann & Immel (H
Heckmaun a id A J B iuunel) NE cor
D.tvis ami Washington
Hegler, Johnson & Co (John
H He-ler aud M M Johnson) 305 aud
307 Clay
Hellman Bros & Co (Richard
and Horace G Hedman) 525 Front
Hendry Eugene R, 327 Ma.ket
Henry & Osgood (\V W Henry and F
S Osgood) 212 Sacramento
Hey wood 8 J & Co, 222 (Jlay
Hixson, Justi & Co (J M and W D Hix-
son and Charles Justi) 316 aud 318
Washington
Hogg & Sperry (James Hogg and
James W Sperry) 22 California
Holcmb W A, 302 California
H Olden S P, U3 Leidesdorff
Houston W J & Co ^V J Houston) 116
Front
Hubback E T, 324 Pine, rm 5
Hulme & Hart (James P Hulme and
Jackson Hart) 10 Davis
Hume George VV, 405 Front
HumeRD&Co(RD Hume and Jay
Demin_') 405 Front
Hyman Bros (Hym.m W, Henry W,
Michael, Morris aud Joseph) 206
Front
Ivancovich J & Co, cor Jackson and
Sansome
Jackson T W & Co (T w jack-
son) also manufacturers' agents, 304
California
Jennings C B, 121 California
Jones S L & Co (S L aud E D Jones)
207 and 209 California
Keefe W VV, 320 Davis
Kellcher J M, 2303 O'Farrell
Kellogg George H, 320 Sansome, rm 9
Keyser Paul, 20o Clay
Kirsclibraun & Sons (L, E, H and Chas)
308-312 Front
Kittle & CO (J G and N G Kittle
and James Palache) 202 California
Klauber & Lev' (A Klauber, San Fran-
cisco, and y Levi, San Diego) 122 Clay
Knowles J N, 28 California
KonoldFA, 123 California
Koshlaud 8 & Co (Simon, Joseph and
Marcus K "shland Jr) 228 California
Lacher I, 520 Front
Landsberger & Curtis (Isidore Lands-
beiger and James M Curtis) 123 Cali-
fornia, rm 4
Larzelere & Witham (W B Larzelere and
W L Witham) cor Clay and Davis
Laws John, 124 Clay
Lemoine & Pichon, 15-19 San Francisco
Market
Lenders & Co (of London) W B Chap-
man agt, 123 California
Nobel's E x «SfiS
V(B FOR VEKY
n© I Bandmacn,
HARD ROCK AND SUBMARINE BLASTING.
Nielsen & C>., General Agents, San r'rancuco.
Truman, (sham & Hooker,
431-427 Market Street, Sole AsrentM or
JRerteriek's Perpetnal HAY rRESSES.
MER
San Francisco.
MER
271
Leszynsky S L & Co (S L and E L) 2
and 4 Battery
Levaggi & Barbieri O BLe
vaggi ciu i P Barbieri) 3i:5-329 Wash-
ington cir Battery
Levin Bros (I and J) Bay City Market,
1134 Market
Levi son & Euphrat. 123 Caii-
tornia, rm 15
Levy A & Co (Adolpli and Jacob Levy)
NE cor Washington and Front
Levy B, 217 Battery
Levy B & S >n (Bernard, Julius and
Sigmund) 31 it Washington
Levy Mark W & Co (Mark W Levy)
5J5 San some
LeVV S & CO (Solomon Levy and B
Beer) 21 S and 220 Washington
Lewis Henry L, 215 Sacramento
Lichtenberg Win, 215 Sansoine
Lightner Isaac, 214 California
Lipman H, 202 Washington
Littlerteld, Allison & Co (Sheldon Lit-
tlefield, D E Allison a;ul A Gold-
thwaite) 416 and 418 Front
Lloyd C R & Co (C R Lloyd) 215 San-
some
Loaiza W, 308 California
LoughranT F & Co, 420-424
Davis
Louis & Edwards, 204 Clay
Lovell M, 200 California
Lowry & Steller (W J Lowry and Louis
Steller) 6 Davis
Lusk A & Co (Albert Lnsk, Isidor and
Henry Jacobs and Jacob Levi) cannery
423-441 Bran nan, office 409 and 411
Washington
Lynde & Hough (W C Lynde and H M
Hough) 416 a id 41S Davis
MacGrotty Alfred & Co (Alfred Mac-
Grotty) 204 Front
Macondray & Co, 425 and 427
Market
Macpherson & Branagan (A M Macpher-
son and Christopher Branagan) 215
Washington
Maguire P & Co (P Maguire and John
McHugh) 127 Wash ngton
Makin Robert G, 324 Pine, rm 5
Malherbe E, 400 Front
Mandlebaum F & Sons (F
and R) 312 Sacramento
Mansfield M & Co, 326 Pine
MarCUS CeO & CO, 304 Califor-
nia
Marsicano P & Co (P Marsicano and J
F Corriea) 419-423 Washington
Martin, Feusier & Co, 309-313 Clay
Marx & Co (R E Marx) 310 California
Mathews J M, 1 13 Davis
McBride & Cluin (D McBride and E F
Chun) 1 1 7 Dm mm
McCann M, 214 Sansome.rm 29
McDonough James Jr, 211 Washington
McGlauflin Lewis W, 18 California
McGown Bros (C D McGown) 14 First
McHeury S & Co (S McHenry and E M
Cofer) 320 Front
Mcllwain A & Co, Grand Arcade Mar-
ket, 323 Sixth
McKenna & Puriell (M F McKenna and
J Furcell) 205 Druinm
Mead & Runyon (D h and A
W Porter) 404 and 406 Davis
Meinecke Charles & Co (Charles Mein-
ecke and J K C Portman) 314 Sacra-
mento
Mendelson Bros, 36 California
Merle Chas F, 200 California
Merrill J C & Co (John C Merrill) 204
California, rm 3
Meyer Daniel (Daniel and Mathias
Meyer) 212 Pine
Miles John E, 402 Front
Miller & COSgriff (George L Mil-
ler and M F Cosgriff) 417 Battery
Mills & CO (E T B Mills) 307 Cali-
f i >rnia
Mohr R, 402 Front
Mollov John, 54 Clay
Mohtealegre & Co, 230 Caii
forma
Moore, Ferguson & Co,
(James Moore, E W Ferguson and
John E Hobson) 310 California
MOOre J J & CO, 302 California
Moore Z YV , 37 and 39 California
Morrow George & Co (Geo and George
P Morrow and A Mulligan) 39
Clay
Muecke & Co (Gottlieb A E Muecke and
Henry Mohns) 319 California
Murphy O A & Co (Owen A Murphy
and John F Barfield) 50S Sansome
Nash Joseph, 328 Montgomery, rm 19
Nathan & Block (G Nathan and L
Block) 120 Sutter
Neale E, 725 Montgomery
Newhall H M & Co (H G and
Geo A Newhall and Gilbert Palache)
also general insurance agents, 30J
Sansome
Newhall's Sons & Co (E w
and W S Newhall) 225 and 227 Bush
Newmark J P & Co (Joseph P New-
mark) 214 California
Neylan James, 103 steuart
OlCOVich BrOS (Bernard and
Joseph) 12 and 14 Front
Ouesti & Connor, cor Clay and Sansome
Orena Dario, 318 California
Pacific Fruit Company, M T Brewer
pres, 408 and 410 Davis
Pallies Alexander, 318 Davis
Pedler J N & T C, 5 Steuart
M°tk^ezini, Designers and Fresco Painters, P
11 ELAN
Building.
OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH. ffiSSSIZA
272
MER
San Francisco
MER
Pera P & Co, 616 Front
Perkins, Wise & Ostroski, 218 California
Pitts George H, 512 Sansome
Porter Bros & Co (D H and A W) 404
and 406 Davis
Price W C & CO (Wallace C
Price) 204 Front
Proctor John, 224 Front
Ranlett Horace D, 420 Mont
gomery
ReillV & CO (John J and John D)
327 and 329 Davis
Richards S, 400 Front
Richardson William, 215 Sansome
Richter P E & Co, 109 California
Rindskopf Samson M, 120 Sutter
Rogers Wm H, 29 Merchants' Exchange
Rosenbaum Bros (A M and S M Rosen-
baum and S Strassburger) 206 Front
Rosenfeld John, cor Sansome and Pine
Ross & Hewlett (Donald Ross and Fred-
erick Hewlett) 300 and 302 Davis
Rouse W H & Co, 306 Davis
Rudolph J C, 3 California
Russ, Sauders & Co (J Russ and M
Sauders) 213 Clay
Scateiia L & CO (L Scatena and
T A DeLay) 313 and 315 Washing-
ton
Scatena M & Co (M Scatena) 209 Wash-
ington
Schacht & Lemcke, 122 and
124 Davis
Schainwald Bros (E and N) 218 Cali-
fornia
Schwabacher Bros (Abra-
ham, Sigmund and Louis) 319 Cali-
fornia
Schwartz G & Co, 218 California
Scotchler & Gibbs (Charlew E Gibbs)
318 Front
Scott Horace H. 210 and 212
Battery
Scott James, 405 Front
Scott, McKean & Co (Wm Scott) cor
Front and Market
Searles & Stone (Robert Searles and C
B Stone) 22 California
Severance H W, 318 California
Simon J R & Co, 573 Market
Spafford J M, 204 California
Spreckles J D & Bros, 327 Market
Sresovich Luke C & Co (L G
Sresovich) 413-417 Washington
Starr Geo R & Co (Geo R Starr and H
Link) 308 Washington
Steele E L G & Co (E L G Steele, Geo
A Moore and E Polhemus) 208 Cali-
fornia
Steiuberger & Kalisher (J Steinberger
and Ed Kalisher) 24 Sansome
Steinhagen P & Co (P Steinhagen and
E A Minnaker) 402 Davis
Steuart Isaac, 218 California
Stevens, Baker & Co (Judah Baker) 202
Sacramento
Stewart & Buckley (Thomas Stewart
and Daniel Buckley) 513 Sansome
Stolz Tobias, 105 Battery
Studley G B & Co (Geo B Studley) 10
Pine
Suhr A, 216 Davis
Swenarton & Heim (J A Swenarton and
J F H Heim) 120 Sutter
Teller George, 405 Front
Teller J D P, 405 Front
Terrill & Belding (G W Terrill and Wm
F Belding) 308 California
Terry Geo VV & Co, 204 Washington
Thannhauser & Co, 311 California
Thayer I E, 22 California
Theobald George J & Co, 419 California
Thurston & Hartson (E s
Thurston and B C Hartsou) 405 Davis
Tiedmann D, 210 Clay
Tilden H N & Co (H N Tilden) 426
Sansome
Tindal Geo W, 500 and 502 Sansome
TinOCO J M & CO- 506 Battery
Trobock & Bergen (B N Trobock and
Adrian Beruei) 504 and 506 Sansome
Urruela & Urioste (Juan and
Joseph Urruela and Adolph and Geo
Urioste) 202 Market and 3 Pine, rins
9 and 10
Veasey, Rudolph & Co (P Veasey, J C
Rudolph and C A Whidden)222 Davis
Volkman C M, 421 Front
Von Ammon Bernhard, 63 Merchants'
Exchange
Von Ronn & Hencke Bros
40:1 and 411 Clay
Vulicevich TLA, 214 Washing-
ton
Waite John M, 31S Front
Wakefield L H, 22 California
Waterman M &Co, ios Davis
Welch & CO. 109 California
Wheaton & Luhrs (George H Wheaton
and Paul Bieon) 221-225 Front and
307 Sacram?nto
Whitney C E & Co (0 e Whit
ney and John R Sayers) also import-
ers, 101 and 103 California
Whittell George, 216 Bush
Wightman Bros (James and John
Wightman Jr and K C Eldredge) 205
Sacramento
Wilkens & Co (C Wilkens and B Na-
torp) 109 California
Willard Leon, 120 Sutter
Williams. Dimond & Co (H
B Williams, \V H Dimoud and A
Cheesebrough) 202 Market
Wittland & Fredrickson,
324 Davis
Witzel & Baker (J e Witzeiand
C F Baker)~S20 and 322 Battery
e*- ■"*
. 413-415 Market St. lilUlIc
STEEL t HEAVY HARDWARE
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
U21-U27 Market Sheet. I!.iy
Wool, ami Ore hit
IK» ' . 3"«>j>. Ruff,
San Francisco — Supplemental.
272a
LITHOGRAPHER
Barnard J Howard, 7 Mont-
gomery ave
LIVERY STABLES
Dowling R, 327 Sixth
Fitzgerald & Coulan (Thomas Fitzgerald
and Michael Conlan) 1513 California
LODGINGS
AppletOn House, Mrs Josie
Edgewood proprietress, 33 Fifth
Marchint Wm, 4 Mission
Sharpless A Mrs, 50£ Third
Walker John, 32 Steuart
Windsor HOUSe, James Gilleran
proprietor, 905 Market
LUMBER.
Dingley Charles L, 13 Steuart
Falk, Hawley & Co (N H Falk and
Jacob C Hawley ) NE cor Spear and
Folsom
Gernom A & Co, 9 Steuart
Harmon Samuel H, 316 Steuart
Higgins & Collins (Elisha Higgins and
Geo H Collins) 10 Steuart
Iversen & Jensen (Niels Iversen and
Carl Jensen) 11 Market
Kentfield John & Co (E E and F C
Keutfield) 318 Steuart
Merguire & Johnson (G- L
Merguire and J A Johnson) 11 Blux-
ome
San Pedro Lumber Co, Merrick Rey-
nolds mgr, 2\ Steuart
Smith G F & Co (G F Smith) 9 Steuart
Tichenor H B & Co (H B Tichenor and
R G Byxbee) 25 Market
Truckee Lumber Co (E J
Brittle, W H Kruuer and F H
Horton) 243-251 Berry
MACHINISTS
Burton & Hoyt, 23 Stevenson
Machinists' and Engineers'
SUPPLIES.
C. F. MACTEDEL,
56 First Street, - San Francisco.
MACARONI MANUFACT-
URERS
Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co
(Vincent Ravenna, Anton Ghirardelli,
L Boero, G Podesta and L Raffo) 421
and 423 Battery
Valente L, 214 and 216 Broadway
MANICURE
Lewis A Mme, 906 Market
MANUFACTURERS
AGENTS-
Hyman Bros, 326 Pine
MARBLE WORKS
CaVO A & CO, 706 Battery
MARKETS-
Derby & StrOUSe (C Derby and
Mark Strouse) proprietors Bay City
Market, 1138-1146 Market
MATHEMATICAL IN
STRUMENTS
Roach John, 429 Montgomery
MATTRESS MANUFACT
URERS-
Pacific Spring and Mat-
tress Co, 25 New Montgomery
MEDICAL AND SURGI-
CAL INSTITUTE
National Surgical Insti-
tute, 319 Rush °
MERCANTILE AGENCY.
United States Dealers Pro-
tective Association and
Mercantile Agency, H e
Moore general agent, rm 32, 8l6 Mar-
ket
Case Hardened Screws, Machine
Screws, Lathe Chucks, Prentiss Vi-
ses, Pattern Letters, Steel Stamps,
Spring Pins, Emery Wheels, Taps,
Dies, Twist Drills, Breast Drills, Cap
Screws, Etc.
Organized 1882. Incorporated I8s4.
THE UNITED STATES DEALERS
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
— AND —
MERCANTILE AGENCY.
Capital 8*20.000. Object -To facilitate the col-
lection of debts; To prompt debtors to pay; To
inform member* respecting people who habitu-
ally do not pay. Membership, $6.00 per annum.
Head Office, No. 53 Tribune Building, New York.
H. E. Moore, 32 Phelan B ildingr, San Francisco,
Cal., General Agent for California.
MERCHANTS-CO MMIS
SION.
Bunker H C & Co, ±oo Front
Cluin & Tormey (E F Cluin and P Tor-
mey) 117 Drunim
Coburn C W & Co (C W Coburn) 315
Front
Cotrel Thomas Jr, 405 Front
Moretti & Trezzini, FRESCO ARTISTS, PSffift&m,
CABINET WOODS and VENEERS. 133 Spear. John Wigmore.
Til
w
00
2726
£cm Francisco — Supplemental.
Dallman L & Co (L Daiiman
and F Bamberger) 309 and 311 Wash-
ington
Doe, Kimball & Co (Loring B
Doe and Geo H Kimball) 19 Main
Gale J W, 427 and 429 Front
Higgins & Collins (Elisha Higgins and
Geo H Collins) 10 Sieuart
Houston W J & Co (W J Houston) 16
Front
Kimball ChaS P. agents' goods,
802 Montgomery, rm 7
Levaggi & Barbieri (GBLe-
vaggi and P Barbieri) 309 and 311
Washington
Levy Mark W & Co (John F Barfield)
50;") and 507 Sansome
Lynde & Hough, 116 California
Macpherson & Branagan
(A M Macpherson and C Branagan)
215-219 Washington
M a r si cano P & Co, 419 and 423
Washington
Martin, Feusier & Co, 309-
313 Clay
McBride & Carroll (D McBride and J
M Carroll) 115 Drumm
McDonogh & Johnson (J
McDonogh and J Johnson) 211 Wash-
ington
Merguire & Johnson, 11 Bluxome
Morse I H & Co, 627 Front
Murray W J & Co, 427 Davis
Riley Thomas D & Co, 255 and 257 East
Rode C B & CO, SW cor Battery
and California
Rouse W H, 306 Davis
Sparks William, 7 Mission
Vervalin D, 420Ciay
Wetmore Brothers (Henry D,
William B and John G) 524 and 526
Sansome
Wheaton & Luhrs (Geo h
Wheaton and P Breon) 221-225
Front and 307 Sacramento
WETMORE BROS.,
Commission t Merchants,
And Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of
Fruit and Produce,
POULTRY, EGGS, ETC
Consignments Solicited. Prompt Returns.
Country Orders accompanied with Cash
or Reference carefully filled.
HAWAIIAN
R.TUCKER, AGENT.
Wetmore Bros., Selling Agents,
Nos. 524-526 Sansome St.,
P. O. Box 3099, SAW FRANCISCO.
P. MARSICANO. J. F. CORRIEA.
P. MARSICANO & CO.
General Commission and Shipping Merchants,
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND IMPORTERS OF ALL KINDS OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS,
Bananas.
Limes,
Pine Apples,
Sicily Lemons,
Tamerinds,
Tahati Oranges,
Cocoanuts,
Nuts of all kinds,
Dates and Figs.
419. 421 & 423 Washington St. San Francisco.
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. P. O. BOX 1790.
DEALERS 1ST ALL K.IWOS OF SALT. BS" Consignments Solicited.
MERCHANTS- GENERAL-
Clement J E, 506 Battery
MIRRORS
Blum, Eppstein & Co, 126
Kearny
MINING MACHINERY.
ShaW S W, 308 Phelan Building
MERCHANTS-SHIPPING
Doe, Kimball & Co (Loring b
Doe and Geo H Kimball) 104 Market
and 3 California
e
IO If 111 Ufllll/IC 9 Pfl 413-415 Market St. IROV. STEEL, All
, 0. I AH VTIRIVLl & UU., Kinds Blacksmiths' Material*, HEAVY HARDWARE
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic
Darkens Oray or Sandy Hair
and Whiskers t® Perfection.
MER
San Francisco.
MER
273
Wolf Brown & Co (J w and w
H Wolf and Ralph Brown) 321
Davis
Wolfe M A, 39 Sutter
Wolf en Max & Co (Max Wolfen) SW cor
Washington and Davis
Wood B & Co, 612 Clay
Wright John T, 633 Market
YateS W, San Lorenzo fruits, 501
Front
Yeiby H C, 2S Merchants' Exchange
Young C G, 32 Merchants' Exchange
Zeiss Louis, SW cor Clay and Drumm
Ziegenbein John & Co (John
Ziegenbein and H C Black) also deal-
ers in grain, 215 and 217 Davis
C. F. BAKER.
J. F. WITZEL.
WITZEL & BAKER,
Commission Merchants
AND
Wholesale Provision Dealers,
— a» BATTERY STEEET,^
\AM FKAKCISC©.
G. BALANESI,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
ALL KINDS OF
California and Tropical Produce,
Vegetables, Poultry, Fruit, Herbs, Etc.,
1 07 and 1 09 Clark St.
Near Davis, opp. Col >mbo Market,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Sbips Supplied. Gooiis Delivered Free.
MERCHANTS
ERAL
GEN
Bash Hyman, 206 Bush
Chaffee, Gilbert & Bonestell, 400 Front
Clement J E, 506 Battery
Cohen M, 516 Fifth
David L 7 Broadway
Davidson M (Mokelumne Hill) 111 Bat-
tery
Fleisher M & Co (M Fleisher and Bern-
hard and Henry Sinsheimer) Santa.
Maria, 22S California
Giffin O F, 310 Pine, rm 44
Goldman J & Co (Tulare City) 209 San-
some
Goldstone Jacob, 926 and 928 Dupont
Hansen Peter, cor Railroad ave and
Trinidad
Harrington & Smith ( Wm A Harrington
and Andrew Smith) (Seattle, W T) 21S
California
Heringhi E. 214 Sansome
Hinsberg Charles, 330 Pine, rm 57
Kohn Isaac, 30U California
Levin sky M & Co (Alvarado) 105 Bat-
tery
Levy I D, 647 Washington
London J Mrs, 302 Sixteenth
Lowenberg S & Co (Goldenrlale, W T
and Tulare City, Cal) 318 Pine, rm 27
18
S WSOSat 46*KSSE£ ,, S.F. Send for Circular.
Nicoll the Tailor, 816 Market St,
Samples of tfEW imfD
«.«>OI>S SEXT t Ulltl,
Macowsky Jacob, 030 Kearny
Marks H. 044 Clay
Morria S, 741 Washington
Newell & BrO (Horace and David)
221 Davis
Nunes LA, 115 Jackson
Pieper H C, 1U10 Buchanan
Rosenthal M, 734 Washington
•Scli ivartz Bros (San Luis Obispo) 218
California
Shainwald Bros (X Shainwald) Boise
City, 1 T, 218 California
Sinshe.imer Bros (Bernard and Henry)
(San Luis Obispo) 228 California
Sisson, Crocker & Co (A W Sisson, C
W Crocker, S M Culler, G W Scott,
R A Wilson and M A Burke) 202
Sansome
Sweet S (Visalia) 218 California
MERCHANTS -PRODUCE
(See also Merchants — Commission.)
Balanesi C, 107 Clark
Biagi D &CO(D Biagi) 520 and 522
Sansome
Brigham, Hopne & Co (C O and F E
Brigham, J C Hoppe and W H Ro-
din) 129 and 131 California
Ballard J H, 208 Drumm
Cattarina L J & Co (E J Cattarina and
V Valentine) 323 Davis
Dutard H, 126 and 128 Davis
Emerson John A, 52] and 523 Sansome
Gibfried C, 1250 Mission
Grangers' Business Asso-
ciation) E Van Every manager,
A M Belt assistant manager, 108
Davis
Haight Robert & Co (Robert
Haight) 226 Front
Hills Bros (Herbert and Reuben) 1146
Market
Horgau T, 14 Grand Central Market
Kan - & Heaney, 1 1 and 40 Centre Mar-
ket
Label Henry, cor O'Farrell and Taylor
Loughran T F & Co (T F
Loughrau) 120-424 Davis
Lowry & Steller (W J Lowry and Louis
Steller) 6 Davis
Martens F & Co, 425 Front
Mitchell, Haskins & Co (0 K Mitchell,
T J Haskins and J A Cadweil) 34 Cal-
ifornia
Onesti & O'Connor, 501 Sansome
Pallies Alexander, 31S Davis
Pastene Antonio, 203 Washington
Phillips I L & Co, 10 and 17 Grand Cen-
tral Market
Price W C & CO, 204 Front
Rouse & Co (Wm H Rouse and P S Mar-
shall) 306 Davis
San Lorenzo Fruit Co, 501 Front
Scatena M, 507 Davis
Starr George R & Co, 308 Washington
Stern Brothers (Simon and George F)
Bay City Market, 1134 Market
Thomas J Proctor, 109 and 111 Davis
Tindal CeO W, 502 Sansome
Truenbach& Co, 113 Clay
Vlllicevich TLA, 214 Washing-
ton
Wheaton & Luhrs (Geo HWheaton and
A E Luhrs) 219-225 Front and 307
Sacramento
Wightman Bros (John Jr and Jason
Wightman and K C Eldredge) 205
Saeramento
Wittland & Fredrickson (W Wittland
and T C Fredrirkson) 324 Davis
Wooster J B & Co (J B Wooster and S
B Steele) 218 and 220 Front
MERCHANTS-SHIP
PING AND FORWARD
ING
Balfour, Guthrie & Co (Alexander Bal-
four, Stephen Williamson, Alexander
Guthrie, Robert Balfour and Robert B
Forman) 316 California
Barney B <*, 222 Brannan
Camaiinos D G, 519 Sansome
Chandler Thos, 51 S Battery
Chapman J F & Co (J F and E B Chap-
man) 22 California
Cochran J T & Co (J T Cochran) 302
California
Cutting John T & Co (John T Cutting)
23 and 25 California
Dempster & Kevs (Clancy J Dempster
and Gilbert S Keys) 202 Market
Dickson, De Wolf & Co (^
win Wotten and E D and Ernest L
Heatley) 412 Battery
Doe, Kimball & Co (Loring B Doe aud
Geo H Kimball) 19 Main
Earl D W & Co (D W Earl and Sisson
Crocker & Co) 202 Sansome
Eaton F W, 320 Sansome
Ellis M C & Son (Moses C and Alfred T)
29 Merchants' Exchange
Fontana & Co (M J Fontana) 28 and 30
Sacramento
Freeman, Smith & Co (Arthur A Smith)
122 California
Carthwaite H, 3 Steuart
Grace J W & Co (John W Grace, Geo
L Duval and W E Holloway) 430
California
Creenebaum Alfred & Co
(A Greeuebaum and F A Haber) 111
Front
Tlirlcnn P/vnrrl/vf IMPROVED." Used by all Railroads.
J UUbUIl JT UWQ.6r BANDA1ANN, NIE^SEiV & cj., Genera! Agents, b. i.
Truman, isham & Hooker, tSsSSL^9SSSSShJ&^ES&&
MER
San Francisco.
MET
275
Cutte I, 307 California
Hansen Carl, 302 California
Hefti B, 506 Battery
Houston W J & Co (W J Houston) 116
Front
Howland B. S, 3 California
Jones & CO, 1^1 and 123 Market
Kittle & CO (N G and J (1 Kittle
and James Balache) 202 California
Knowles J N, 28 California
Laliin James, 34 Steuart
Liehtenberg Win, 215 Sansome
LOUIS & Edwards (A A Louis
and A W Edwards) 204 Clay
Lowenthal. Livingston & Co (M S Low-
enthal, John Livingston and E Hoch-
stadter) 320 California
Lund Henry & Co (Henry Lund) 214
California
McNear Geo W, 20 California
Meyer, Wilson & Co (H L E Meyer
and John Wilson) 210 Battery
Montealegre & Co (C f Mon-
tealegre and J A Salazar) 230 Cali-
fornia
Moore J J & CO (J J Moore and
E B Clifford) 3U2 California
Namiton George, 526 Battery
New ha!! H Wl & CO (Margaret
J, Henry G, W Mayo, Edwin W,
Walter S, and Geo A Newhall and
Gilbert Palache) 309 S uisome
Parr<>tt & Co (Louis B Parrott and Wm
Babcock) 306 California
Ros nfeld John & Co, 202 Sansome
Stevenson A M, 214 California
Stevenson Jonathan U, 525 Front
Sutton & Beebe (A M Sutton and C F
Beebe) 122 Front
Theobald George J & Co (George J
Theobald) 419 California, rm 4
Vlilicevich TLA, 214 Washing-
ton
Welch & CO, 109 California
Wells Chas H, l'U California
Williams, Dimond & Co, 202
Market
Wolf Philip & Co (Philip Wolf) 304
Battery
York E R, 34 California
MERCHANTS-TAILOR
(See also Tailors.)
Dignan John P, 1055 Market
CihbS A, 1049 Market
Cordon Brothers, 329 Kearny,
90S Market and 7 Ellis
Karski C, 335 Sixth
Morris I, 231 Sixth
Nicoll the Tailor, 816 and 818
Market
Poheim Joe, 203 Montgomery
and 724 Market
Reid John, 907£ Market
Smith J R & CO, 136 Montgom-
ery (see page 37)
Sweeney N, 1 1 3 Second
A. GIBBS,
NEW ENGLAND TAILOR
market lift street '
Opp. Jones and McAllister Sts., San Francisco.
JOE POHEIM,
THE TAILOR
Makes the Best Fitting Clothes in the State.
203 MONTGOMERY STREET,
724 Market, U10 and 1112 Market, and 11 andl3
Turk Street, San Fiamisco.
/KITFinest assortment of goods always on hand.
JOHN REID,
Merchant Tailor,
907i MARKET STREET,
Near Fifth, " Windsor House," San Francisco.
A full line of the finest Scotch and English
Goods in the Market.
A perfect fit guaranteed in all eases.
N. SWEENEY,
Merchant Tailor,
113 SECOND STREET,
SAN FRANCISUO.
Choice assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doe-
skins, Beavers, and Vestings, constantly on
hand and m:ide to order on reasonable terms.
METAL IMPORTERS
(See also Hardware.)
Carolan, Cory & Co, 117 California
De la Montanya James, 214 Jackson
Dunham, Carrigan & Co, 17 Beale and
18-22 Mai a
Carratt W T, J 38 Fremont
Gibbs George W & Co, 35 and 37
Fremont
Hoihrook, Merrill & Stet-
son. SE cor Bealeand Market
Huntington, Hopkins & Co, junction
Market and Bush
Montague W W & Co, 309-
317 Market
ST. DAVIOS, 190 Rooms,
715 Howard St., nr. Third, San Francisco. No bet-
ter or cleaner rooms in the city. Open all night
Mahogany, Spanish Cedar, Primavera.
JOHN wm^mork,
133 Spear Street, S. F.
276
MET
San Francisco.
MET
Tay Ceorge H & Co, 614-618
Battery
Van Winkle I S & Co, 413 and
415 Market
METAL ROOFERS
Brady Patrick, 19 Tenth
Conlin & Roberts, 728 Mission
Cronan & Dunbar (Wm Cronan
and James Dunbar) 1073 Market
Duncan George, 652 Market
Forderer Joseph F, 226 Mission and
1417 Octavia
Moyne James S, 2525 Mission
Pinck & Hammond, 510 Bush
PlatzEd, 317 h Dupout
Snook G & E, 630 Sacramento
VV. CRONAN.
J. DUNBAR.
CRONAN & DUNBAR,
1073 Market Street, near Seventh,
SAN FRANCISCO.
(1 alvanizcd Iron Cornices. Metal
X Roofers, Copper, Tin and Sheet-In n Work
of every description. Roofs Repaired. All work
done hv us jiuarnnteed.
METAL SPINNERS
BoeSCh Emile, 5S3 and 585 Mis-
sion
Budde Joseph, 43 Fremont
Graff Albert, 51 Fremont
Lutz August, 10 Stevenson
METAL WORKS
Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, c,,r Beale and Market
Pacific, Morrow & Strong propri-
etors, 115 and 117 First
Pacific Rolling Mills, 202
Market
Tay Ceorge H & Co, 614-618
Battery
METALLIC SIGNS
Hopps & Sons, 429 Pine
Joiner John J, 9 Geary
Robinson & Garver, 402 Montgomery
METALLURGICAL
WORKS
LUCkhardt C A- manager Nevada
Metallurgical Works, 23 Steven-
son
Nevada Metallurgical
Works (of San Francisco) C A
Luekhardt manager, 2 3 Steven-
son
C. A. LUCKHARDT, Manager.
Established 1869.
Nevada Metallurgical Weils
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Ores Crushed and Sampled, and Working Tests
Made by any Process.
kooxwun aii ito rDAunuro C. A. LTOKHARDT
ASSAY.KC IN ALL ITS ERANCHES, (Formerly Kuhn & Luekhardt, and Riotte &
Analysis of Ores, Minerals, Water, etc | ^"^^Meta'l'St? " eer3and
23 (Stevenson Street, near First and. Market, San Franciseo.
METALLURGISTS.
Bisbee, Williams & Co, 32 Merchants'
Exchange
Falkenau & Reese, 328 Mont
gomery
I re! an J aS Jr, Merchants' Ex-
Kustel&CO, 31 S Pine
Luekhardt
Stevenson
C A & Co, 23
Nevada Metallurgical
Works, C A Luekhardt & Co
managers, 23 Stevenson
Selby Smelting and Lead
CO, 416 Montgomery
Strong & Co,* 10 Stevenson
I. S. VAN WINKLE 4 CO.,
Market «t. jRON, STEEL, ETC.
STOLTZ'S WALNUT COSMETIC
Darkens Gray or Sandy Hair and Whiskers
to Perfection. Does NOT WASH OFF
MID
San Francisco.
MIL
277
MIDWIVES
Bisleck H Mrs, 1007 Harrison
Canepa C Mrs, 618 Green
Emmerich Louise Mrs, 2308 Howard
Huin Francis Mrs, 639 Broadway
Labohm Mrs, 504 and 506 Jessie
Languilette LMrs, 320 Duncan
Levy Hannah Mrs, 416 Third
Morris Mrs, 521 Jessie
Schafer C Mrs, 723 Broadway
Schoellhorn Emilie Mrs, 1518 Stockton
Voss M Mrs, 128 O'Farrell
Zillmer A Mrs, 1013 Mission
MILITARY GOODS
Litchfield J M & Co, 415
Mi nitgorcry
Norcross & Co. » Post
Pasquale B, 650 Washington and
967 Howard
Plate & CO (Henry A Plate) 101
Powell
Rosenberg C & Son, 22 San-
some
MILK DAIRIES
Brown James, Mission road nr St Mary's
College
Clifford CJ S G, mgr Boston Ranch, Uni-
versity M 'und, depot 35 Eddy
Curley J ohu W, Presidio
Daley & Kinne (John Daley and W H
Kinne) 1010 Valencia
Davidson Alonzo, cor 20th and Eureka
Hall Win, (rid Mission road
Hawes C M, cor Napa and Connecticut
Knowls I G , San Jose road nr Seven Mile
House
Lennon John, cor Church and Dorland
McLellan & Guthrie, Point Lobos road
Megilligan W B, old Mission road nr
Industrial School
Milbrae, A F Green propr, 35 Eddy
Nobles A T, cor Thirtieth and Mission
tteed Thos, Mission road nr Five Mile
House
Roy J A & Co (J A Roy) San Bruno road
Schlotham Wm, cor Third and Howard
Schretg August, Potrero
Schwering Henry, San Bruno road nr
Six Mile House
Smart Geo C, old San Jose road nr House
of Correction
Smith F R, old Mission road nr Persia
ave
Stone Isaac, cor San Bruno road and
Cortland ave
Taber C W, San Bruno road nr Six
Mile House
Wilson H G, San Bruno road bet Twen-
ty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
MILL BUILDERS .
Allis Edward P & Co. cor
Mission and First
Huntington F A, 45 Fremont
Matter," Lind & Co (Geo H Matter, Chas
Lind and E B Rogers) 419 California
White J B, 318 Pine, rm 17
MILL AND MINING SUP-
PLIES
Allen W R, 414 Market
Berry & Place, 12 California
California Electrical
Works, 35 Market
DennistOn E C. 653 and 655
Mission
Doble Abner. also stone cutter
and blacksmiths' tools, 13 and 15 Fre-
mont
Dodge M B. 143 Fremont
Dunham, Carrigan & Co, 18-22 Main
E^erton Henry C, 109 California, rm 7
Carratt Wm T, 138 Fremont
Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, 235-257 First
Hawley D N & C A, SW cor First and
Market
Huntington F A, 45 Fremont
Hunting! on, Hopkins & Co, junction
Market and Bush
Klein John BVI & Co, 720 Mont
gomery
Mackintosh & Dodge (D Mackintosh and
H C Dodge) 10S "Leidesdorff
Matter. Lind & Co, 419 California
Pacific Lamp & Reflector
Factory, 583 and 585 Mission
Parke & Lacy (L C Parke and B T Lacy)
21 and 23 Fremont
Rice H W, 52 Bluxome
Rix E A & Co, 18 Fremont
Taylor John & Co (John and h
R Taylor) also chemical glassware,
112-118 Pine
The Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, 49 Fremont
Wagner Joseph & Co, 101-
107 Mission
RE
MILLINERY GOODS
TAIL
AdCOCk K Mrs, 748 Market and
10 Kearny
Agnan Jaques, 1521 Market
Attell Amanda Mrs, 10-6 Larkin
Auger F Mme, 621 Larkin
Beck A Mrs, 1665 Mission
Bissert M E Mrs, 2000 Fillmore
Hobbs, Wall S Co., Mfrs. BOXES of every Variety,
314 SI'RAR
Street, S. F.
"\Tlf»n]l fllO ToilnT ?. l S Markefc Street. Send for Samples and
11 ILiUll Lilt? XclllUl, Kules lor Scl-iiuitsiurinciil s.nl Free.
278
MIL
San Francisco.
MIL
Bley A, 750 Market
Blochman E Mrs, H07 Sutter
Borgstrom .fenny Mrs, I lo'J Market
Borgstrom Minnie Mrs, 322 Montgomery
ave
Bowen A H Mrs, 2953 Sixteenth
Braid D C Mrs, 529 Hayes and 1222
Market
Brown Emma S, 137 Larkin
Brown G Mis, 1003 Howard
B a tier P F, 808 Market
Butler W J, 950 and 952 Market
Button & Boy an (Amtdia Button and
Augusta Boyan) 40 Geary
Casewell E E, 28 Post
Casey N MiSS> 1003 Mission
Clark B Mrs, 407 Geary
Clark Robert C Mrs, 90S Market
Cosgnff Anna G Mrs, 5l> Third
Coughlan Jas Mrs, 919 Mar-
ket
Crall E A Mrs, 1221 Stockton
DeCourcyF, 1907 Fillmore
De Forrest \V F Mrs, 24 Kearny
Donovan E Miss, 1526 Polk
Dorn Gus Mrs, 237 Sixteenth
Dunbar J L Miss, 1639 Polk
Falvey Lizzie Mrs, 79 Ninth
Farran S M Mrs, 2041 Mission
Fliun C M Mrs, 54 Third
Froomberg Ray Miss, 524 Bush
George A Mrs, 232 Taylor
Goodman A Miss, 1324i Polk
Creen Anna Mrs, 124 Sixth
Harrington J Mrs, 1017 Market
Ht Id Simon, 1 6*2 1 ^ Geary
ttillsrager E .1 Miss. 1024 Polk
Holmes D H Mrs, 14 Post
Howard Mary A Mrs, 4 Third
Ives Chas Mrs, 332 Sutter
Kaveny A & T, 1003 Valencia
Kessler August Mrs, 434 Hayes
Koerdel J Mrs, 309 Hayes
Lavezzari Marie Mrs, 1520 Stockton
Lazansky Bernard, 134 Sixth
Lithauer A C Mme, 1433
Polk
Loryea Mme & Co (Mrs S Loryea and
Miss Mary Kelly) 126 Kearny
Marks S Mr3, 240k Sixth
Marsh & Wolf (M Marsh and C J Wolf)
926 Larkin
Matthews Mrs, 1617 Mission
McCarrick Kate Miss, 126 Kearny
McClunie W -J Mrs, 222 Post
McGinn A Miss, 226 O'Farrell
McGruder K Mrs & Misi Fitzgerald,
915 Market
Mish S Mrs. 70S Market, 9 and
11 (ie.irv and 133 Kearny
Midler )'» Mrs, 1105 Powtdl
Murray Mary E, 121 Sixth
North Ellen Mrs, 308i Stockton
Oulif Blanche Mme, 1 Dupont
Paris and Bon Ton, s Mish &
Co proprietors, 7u8 Market, 9 and 11
Geary and 133 Kearny
Park M E Mrs; 124^ Eddy
Peterson A B Mrs, 3)2 Third
Racouillat A Mme, 1605 Powell
Robertson E S Mrs, 1236 Valencia
Ross Bros (X and G) 938 Market
Rowell Jean Mrs, 146 Sixth
Sauvage C Mrs, 209 Sixteenth
■Scott Isabella Miss. 538 Sixteenth
Seabury C A Mrs, 138 Ninth
Soper M A Mrs, 25 13^ Mission
Stacom Maria, 1 1 1 Stockton
Steinegeer Ida B, 437 Hayes
Stewart K M Mrs, 104 Eddy
Swanton Mary T Mrs, 1217 Stockton
Thomas S Mrs, 30 Third
Weil S R, 436J Hayes
Wiener Adolph 539 Market
Zemansky Sarah Mrs, 210 Sixth
MISS N. CASEY,
Fashionable Millinery,
No. 1003 Mission Street,
One door above Sixth, SAN FRANCISCO.
Hats and Bonnets Bleached and Pressed.
THE HAT BOX
MRS. GREEN, Milliner,
124 Sixth Street,
Between Mission and Howard, San Francisco.
Hats and Bonnets Bleached and Pressed. Feath-
ers Cleaned. D\ ed and Curled.
Paris Millinery
MRS. S. MISH,
70*» Market St., three doors from
Kearny, and !> and 11 Weary St.
Larjjre Stoik of Goods Constantly on hand.
Pattern Bonnets and Hats received every sea-
son. Orders promptly attended to.
MILLINERY GOODS-
WHOLESALE.
AdcOCk K Mrs, 10 Kearny and
7-4S Market
Casey M, 1003 Mission
Goehring A, 913 Mission
Greene Annie Mrs. 124 Sixth
Haker \V & Hinz (VVm Haker and W
Hinz) 545 Market
Held Bros & Co (Bernhard Held and
Samuel Heilhrun) 13 and 15 Sutter
and 512 anfl 514 Market
DYNAMITE, i^
or Giant Powder. The Only Reliable High
t w«l -*— . :.._. Do n.lmnnn "M i . . 1 . , , > . .?r (,v ( "5 to •,-> . . . ■ r> 1 A , f, . , 1 o kJ I/ 1
OSive. Bandmann, Nielsen &Co., General Agents, S. P«
T U ..^,« M InUntv, Unnl/nr 4il-«7 Market St. Buggies, Carriages.
IfUtnail, IShain & H00K6r, Dennett .lump Seats sol.l to the Trade.
MIL
San Francisco.
MIN
279
Hinz & Landt (Aug Hinz and P
Landt) 543 Market
Simon & Selig (M Simon and M Selig)
21 and 23 Sutter
Toplitz F &Co (F Toplitz and M Banner)
571 Market
MILLS-FLOUR.
Scott Horace H, 205 and 207
Battery
HORACE H. SCOTT,
Floor aid Commissi Morckt
205 and 207 BATTERY STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
MILLWRIGHTS
BOSS IVI P, 309 California
BusweSI W F, 10s Main
Eokart W R, 217 Sansome
Hammond John, 42 Beale
Hatch & Weston (James Hatch and C
W Weston) 209 and 211 Mission
White J B, 318 Pine
MINERAL WATERS.
Bay City Soda Water Co, C Turner,
110 and 112 Golden Gate ave
BethQSda. Louis Cahen & Son
agents for the Pacific Coast, 41S Sac-
ramento
Bliven & Mitchell (James I Bliven and
D C Mitchell) 29 New Montgomery
Brown W A & Co, agts Napa Soda
Springs, depot 159 New Montgomery
Bruning William, propr San Francisco
Soda Works, 733 Union
Cahen Louis & Son (Louis
and Isadore W Cahen) also manufact-
urers syrups and bitters, and agents
fur Bethesda Mineral Water, 4 IS Sac-
ramento
Castalian Natural Forbes &
Plaisted, Golden Gate ave
Etna Soda and Mineral Water Spring,
Machin & Learned agts, depot 757^
Howard
Hawver William, general agent
Water of Life, 007 Montgomery
Lab be Peter, agt Adams Spring Water,
862^ Harrison
Litton Springs Mineral
Water CO I Moore & Hungerford)
152 New Montgomery
Lynch Jerry I>, 13 Stockton
Napa Soda Springs, W A Brown & Co
agents, depot 159 New Montgomery
Nonpareil Soda Water Co, Samuel Ben-
jamin propr, 719 and 721 Bryant
Quiros I & Co (tndalecio Quiros and
Gustave Fernandez) 1012 Market
Somps P G, 259 and 201 Clementina
Steimke & Seideman (Died
run Steimke and Oscar Seideman)
also manufacturers soda water and
Belf.ist ginger ale, 1815 Union
Thompson George C, 1915 Mason
Walsh & Welch (Martin Walsh and
Charles Welch) 1721 Market
Walters Napa County
Soda Company (F g- Waiters
& F Franz) 114 Stockton
Water Of Life, Henry Fahren-
krug proprietor, Wm Hawver general
agent, 007 Montgomery
WatSOn & CO, 124 Market
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MINING COMPANIES-
COAL, COPPER, ETC
(See also Coal — Wholesale.)
Allen Chas R, agent Pittsburg Coal
Mining Co, 118 and 120 Beale
Bellingham Bay Coal Co, SE cor Spear
and Folsom
Belshaw M W, pr pr Empire Coal Mine
and Railroad, 402 Front
Black Diamond Coal, SE cor Spear and
Folsom
Cascade Coal, F J Hoswall sec, 419 Cal-
ifornia, rm 11
Compagnie du Boleo Copper Mining
Co (of Baja, Cal) A Carpentier agt, 24
Merchants' Exchange
Kopsch A J, San Carlos Coal Mining
Co, 604 Merchant
Pittsburg Coal, Charles R Allen agt,
118 and 120 Beale
San Francisco Copper, Jeffery Cullen
pres, R H Pond sec, 307 California
MINING COMPANIES-
GOLD AND SILVER.
Accidental, J H Sayre sec, 330 Pine
Acme IVI ill and Mining Co,
J M Buffington secretary, 309 Cali-
fornia
Moretti & Trezzini, FRESCO ARTISTS, P
II Eli AX
BIJlLItlNCi,
SHIP PLANK and Timber, Locust TREENAILS.
Jehu Wijjniore,
133 Spear St.
280
MIX
San Francisco.
MIN
Alaska Mill and Mining Co, James
Freeborn pres, T J Hay see, 306 Pine
Alaska, A Judson secretary, 320
Sansome
Albion Consolidated, 23 Nevada Block
Alpha Consolidated, William Willis sec,
29 Nevada Block
Alta Silver, W H Watson sec, 302
Montgomery, rm 5
Andes Silver (of Nevada) Butler Burris
sec, 2 Nevada Block
Anglo-Mexican Mining and Land Co, C
A Morse sec, 217 Sausome
Ar.^enta, E M Hall sec, 327 Pine
Arlie, C C Harvey sec, 309 California
Arnold Gold and Silver, A Judson sec,
320 Sansomc
Atlantic Consolidated, David Wilder
sec, 328 Montgomery, rm 21
Aultman Mill and Mining,
J M Buffington secretary, 399 Cal-
ifornia
Badger Hill and Cherokee, Henry
Pichoir sec, 320 Sansome
Baker Divide, W G Hughes sec, 330
Pine, rms IS and 19
Bald Mountain, Henry Pichoir treas,
320 Sansomc
Bechtel Consolidated, Geo W Sessions
sec, 309 Montgomery
Belcher Silver, John Crockett sec, 327
Pine
Belding Mill and Mining, R M Heath
sec, 318 Pine
Bella Union, A Halsey sec, 328 Mont-
gomery
Belle Isle, J W Pew sec, 310 Pine
Belmont, J W Pew sec, 310 Pine, rm 15
Benton Consolidated, W H Watson
sec, 302 Montgomery, rm 5
Best & Belcher, William Willis sec, 29
Nevada Block
Bismark, A K Durbrow sec, 69 Nevada
Block
Black Bear Quartz, Wm Letts Oliver
sec, 230 California
Blue Buflf (havel Co, J Stadtfeld sec,
419 California
Bodie Consolidated, Geo W Sessions
sec, 62 Nevada Block
Bodie Tunnel and Mining, C C Harvey
sec, 309 California
Booker Consolidated, G W Sessions sec,
309 Montgomery, rm 62
Booth Gold, Geo R Spinney sec, 310
Pine
Boston Consolidated, F E Luty see, 330
Pine
Bullion, J M Brazell sec, 328 Montgom-
ery, rm 8
Bulwer, William Willis sec, 29 Nevada
Block
Caborca (Sonora, Mexico) Wm J
Taylor secretary, 220 Sansome, rm 1
Caledonia Gold, VV L, Oliver sec, 328
Montgomery, rm 13
Caledonia Silver, W W Stetson pres,
A S Groth sec, 414 California
Central, F E Dietz sec, 327 Pine, rm 8
Challenge Consolidated, CL McCoy sec,
329 Pine
Champion of California (Bodie) Butler
Burris sec, 2 Nevada Block
Chicago Phoenix, Daniel Buck sec, 81
Nevada Block
Chollar, O E Elliot sec, 79 Nevada
Block
Christy, Geo R Spinney sec, 310 Pine
Clara Consolidated Gold, W L Oliver
sec, 328 Montgomery, rm 13
Columbus Consolidated Mill and Min-
ing, J M Buffi. igton sec, 309 California
Compromise Gold, Daniel Buck sec, 81
Nevada Block
Concordia, Win J Taylor *ec, 227 San-
some
Confidence Silver, R F Morrow pres, A
S Groth sec, 414 California
Consolidated California and Virginia,
A VV Havens sec, 23 Nevada Block
Consolidated Imperial, C L McCoy sec,
329 Pine, rm 3
Consolidated Pacific, F E Luty sec, 330
Pine
Consolidated Reforma
Lead and Silver, J Schreiber
president, 331 Montgomery, rms 36
and 37
Consolidated State Range Gold and
Silver, 44 Nevada Block
Consolidated Wyoming, J M Buffington
sec, 309 California
Contention Consolidated, DC Bates sec,
79 Nevada. Block '
Cosmopolitan (of Nevada) Butler Burris
sec, 2 Nevada Block
Crocker (of Arizona) A Waterman sec,
25 and 26 Nevada Block
Crown Point Gold and Silver, James
Newlands sec, 329 Pine, rm 3
Crown Point Extension, Ceo R Spinney
sec, 310 Pine
Crown Point Ravine, J M Buffington
sec, 309 California
Cueva Santa Gold and Silver, W L
Oliver sec, 328 Montgomery, rm 13
Dardanelles Consolidated Gravel, W L
Oliver sec, 328 Montgomery
Day Silver, E M Hall sec, 327 Pine
Dead Horse, C T Bridge sec, 224 Cali-
fornia
Defiance Gold, G W Sessions sec, 309
Montgomery, rm 62
Derbec Blue Gravel, Theodore Wetzel
sec, 5^2 Montgomery
Duncan Diville, D M Kent sec, 330
Pine *
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MIN
San Francisco.
MIN
281
Edinburg (of Arizona) J H Sayre sec,
330 Pine, rm 36
Emma Gold and Silver, F E Dietz sec,
327 Pine, rm 8
Equator, W lliam Willis sec, 29 Nevada
Block
Eureka Consolidated, William Fries
pres, Edward H Wilson sec, 328 Mont-
gomery, rm 6
Excelsior Water aud Mining, W J Stew-
art sec, 215 Sansome
Exchequer, C E Elliot sec, 79 Nevada
Block
Franklin, W -H Watson sec, 302 Mont-
gomery, rm 5
General Jackson, R W Heath sec, 318
Pine, rm 17
Glencoe Consolidated, J H Gillespy sec,
123 California
Golconda Gold, J M Buffington sec, 309
California
Goodshaw, C C Harvey sec, 309 Cal
Gould and Curry Silver, A K Durbrow
sec, 69 Nevada Block
Gover Mining and Milling, Jonas Call
pres, Mark T Ashby sec, 402 Front
Grand Central South, R F Morrow pres,
Geo D Edward-s sec, 414 California
Grand Prize, E M Hall sec, 327 Pine
Great Western Quicksilver, A Halsey
sec, 328 Montgomery
Hale & Norcross Silver, Joel F Lightner
sec, 58 Nevada Block
Happy Valley B G and H, D M Kent
sec, 330 Pine, rms IS and 19
Hastings Consolidated Gold and Silver,
C H Mann sec, cor Sutter and Mont-
gomery
Head Centre Consolidated, J W Pew
sec, 310 Pine, rm 15
Head Centre and Tranquillity, J W Pew
sec, 310 Pine, rm 15
Holmes, C T Bridge sec, 224 California
Humboldt Hill Mill and Mining, Jacob
Stadtfeld Jr sec, 119 California
Independence, J W Pew sec, 310 Pine
Indian Chief Cold and
Silver. J M Buffington secretary,
309 California
Ithaca Consolidated Gold and Silver
Mill and Mining, Phelan Building,
806 Market
Julia Consolidated, Jacob Stadtfeld Jr
sec, 419 California
•Tustice, R E Kelly sec, 419 California
Kentuck, J W Pew sec, 310 Pine
Keyes, Jacob Stadtfeld Jr sec, 419 Cal-
ifornia
Lady Washington Consolidated, W H
Watson sec, 302 Montgomery, rm5
La Grange Ditch and Hydraulic, A
Halsey sec, 328 Montgomery
Little Giant, C C Harvey sec, 309 Cali-
fornia
Loreto Mill and Mining, C T Bridge sec,
224 California
Lost River Mining and Smelting, J W
Pew sec, 310 Pine, rm 15
Lucky Hill, F D Black sec, 27 Ellis
Lynch H H, pres Prospecting and Min-
ing Co, 323 Sansome
MacKay and Revolution, C C Harvey
sec, 309 California
Malone's Consolidated, E M Hall sec,
327 Pine
Mammoth Bar Gold, J W Pew sec, 310
Pine, rm 15
Manhattan Silver, John Crockett sec,
327 Pine, rm 8
Martin White, J J Scoville sec, 59 Ne-
vada Block
Mayflower Gravel, J Morizio sec, 328
Montgomery, rm 24
McMillen and Little Mac, Jos Morizio
sec, 328 Montgomery, rm 24
Metallic, William Willis sec, 29 Nevada
Block
Mexican Silver, C E Elliot sec, 79 Ne-
vada Block
Mono Gold, Geo W Sessions sec, 62 Ne-
vada Block
Mount Diablo Mill and Mining, R W
Heath sec, 318 Pine
Murchie, W L Oliver sec, 328 Montgom-
ery, rm 13
Navajo, J W Pew sec, 310 Pine, rm 15
Nevada Land and Mining, W H Wat-
son sec, 302 Montgomery, rm 5
New Idria, Thos Bell pres, Geo Staacke
sec, 305 Sansome
New York, F E Dietz sec, 327 Pine
Niagara Mill and Mining, William T
Coleman pres, Charleton Coleman sec,
121 Market
North Belle I*le, J W Pew sec, 310
Pine
North Bloomfield, L L Robinson pres,
Henry Pichoir sec, 320 Sansome
North Star, D A Jennings sec, 401 Cali-
fornia
Northern Belle Mill and Mining, Will-
iam Willis sec, 29 Nevada Block
Northern King Mill and Mining, P J
Flannigan sec, 318 Pine
Occidental, A K Durbrow sec, 69 Ne-
vada Block
Odessa Silver, R W Heath sec, 318
Pine, rm 17
Omilak Gold and Silver Mining Co,
C Robinson sec, 339 Kearny
Oneida, H P Bush sec, 27 Merchants'
Exchange
Ophir Silver, E B Holmes sec, 4 Nevada
Block
Original Empire Mill and Mining, D A
Jennings sec, 401 California
Original Keystone Silver, F E Luty sec,
330 Pine
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Overman Silver, W W Stetson and
Geo D Edwards, 414 California
Papago Chief, J M Buffington
secretary, 309 California
Paradise Valley, W L Oliver sec, 328
Montgomery, rm 13
Peacock (of Arizona) J H Sayre sec,
330 Pine, rm 36
Peck, C T Bridge sec, 224 California
Peer (o.f Arizona) A Waterman sec, 25
and 26 Nevada Block
Peerless (of Arizona) A Waterman sec, 25
and 20 Nevada Block
Penn ( f Arizona) J HSayresec, 330 Pine
Pilgrim Cold and Silver, A Halsey sec,
328 Montgomery
Pima, C C Harvey sec, 309 California
P5ne TreG. J M Buffington secre-
tary, 309 California
Pleiades Cold and Silver, W L Oliver
sec, 328 Montgomery, rm 13 ^
Plumas Eureka, 320 Sansome
Potosi, C E Elliot sec, 79 Nevada Block
Quartz Mountain Gold, E P Hestres
sec, 217 Sansome
Quijotoa Savage (of Arizona) J H Sayre
sec, 330 Pine, rm 36
Red Hill H M and VV Co, A B Paul sec,
32S Montgomery, rm 20
Pveynolds Geo W, 609 Sacramento
Rocky Bar, W H Watson sec, 302
Montgomery, i m 5
Rose A VV Jr, 224 California
Ruby Gold Gravel, Thos Bell pres, H
Pichoir sec, 320 Sansome
Ruby Silver, 19 Merchants' Exchange
Russell Reduction, J Morizio sec, 328
Montgomery, rm 24
San Bernardino Borax, D C Riddell
pres, J N Thorne soc, Henry Krebs
treas, 106 LeidesdorfF
Santa Anita Mill and Min-
ing! J M Buffington secretary, 3J9
California
Saratoga, C N Shaw pres, 123 Califor-
nia, rm 21
Savage, E B Holmes sec, 4 Nevada
Block
Scorpion Silver, Geo R, Spinney sec, 310
Pine, rm 44
Segregated Belcher, M Schmitt pres,
Geo D Edwards sec, 414 California
Segregated Rock Island, W H Watson
sec, 302 Montgomery, rm 5
Selina (of Arizona) J H Sayre sec, 330
Pine, rm 36
Sheba Silver, A Halsey sec, 328 Mont-
gomery
Sheldon N P, 320 Sansome
Sierra But'es Gold (limited) Wm Johns
mgr, 320 Sansome
Sierra Nevada Silver, Edwin L Parker
sec, 57 Nevada Block
Silver Hill, W E Dean sec, 79 Nevada
Block
Silver Hill Quartz Mill, J W Pew sec,
310 Pine, rm 15
Sil er King, Joseph Nash sec, 328 Mont-
gomery, rm 19
Silver Lining, Jacob Stadtfeld Jr sec,
419 California
South Bodie Gold, 44 Nevada Block
South Comstock Silver, JM
Buffington secretary, 309 California
South Feather Water and Union, A
Halsey sec, 328 Montgomery
Spring Creek Ditch and Mining, A Hal-
sev sec, 328 Montgomery
Springfield, C T Bridge sec, 224 Califor-
nia
Standard Consolidated, J W Pew sec,
310 Pine, rm 15
Sutro Tunnel Co, Pelham W Ames sec,
320 Sansome
Syndicate, Jacob Stadtfeld Jr sec, 419
California, rm 26
The Crystal, A K Durbrow sec, 69
Nevada Block
The J D Rey inert, J W Pew sec, 310
Pine, rm 15
Tioga Consolidated, Geo W Sessions
sec, 62 Nevada Block
Trinity Gold, L Wadham sec, 504
Kearny
Union Consolidated Silver,
J M Buffington secretary, 309 Califor
nia
Union Gravel, H Pichoir sec, 320 San-
some
University Gold, Wm Letts Oliver sec,
328 Montgomery, rm 13
Utah Silver, A H Fish sec, 23 Nevada
Block
Vanderbilt Mill and Mining Co, J Mor-
izio sec, 328 Montgomery
Victoria and Imperial, VV H Watson
sec, 302 Montgomery, rm 5
Wai Wera Consolidated Mill and Min-
ing Co, A K Durbrow sec, 69 Nevada
Block
Ward Gold and Silver, E M Hall sec,
327 Pine
Western Belle (Candelaria District) J H
Sayre sec, 330 Pine, rm 36
Western Home Consolidated, A Halsey
sec, 328 Montgomery, rm 7
Western Mineral Co, W L Oliver sec,
328 Montgomery, rm 13
White Lead, W H Watson sec, 302
Montgomery, rm 5
Wyoming Cold, J m Buffington
secretary, 3U9 California
Yellow Jacket. James Newlands sec,
329 Pine, rm 3
Youns America South, E M Hall sec,
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MIN
San Francisco.
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Yuba Gravel Range, Henry Pichoir sec,
320 Sansome
Yuma Mill and Mining, J H Gillespy
sec, 123 California
MINING BUREAU
State Mining Bureau, Wm Irelan chair-
man, S Haclenfeldt Jr vice-chairman,
J Z Davis, Walter E Dean, Geo
Hearst trustees, Henry G Hanks state
mineralogist, New Pioneer Hall,
Fourth nr Market
MINING COMPANIES-
aUICKSILVER
Monumental. D M Kent sec, 330 Pine
New Almaden, James B Randol mgr,
320 Sansome
Quicksilver Mining Co (The), J B Randol
mgr, 320 Sansome
Redington, John H Rednigton pres,
Phelan Building, 806 Market
MINING OPERATORS.
Abbott Henry, 302 Montgomery, rm 14
Barney B A, pres Silver King Mining
Co, 328 Montgomery, rm 19
Bendel HER, pres Natoma Water and
Mining Co, 313-327 Battery
Bisbee, Williams & Co (Mrs D W F Bis-
bee and Lewis, John J and Benjamin
Williams) 32 Merchants' Exchange
Bolles J H, pres Excelsior Water and
Mining Co, 215 Sansome
Bourn William B, 401 California
Burling James VV, 419 California, rm 24
Cole Thomas, 32S Montgomery, rm 8
Colman Joseph, 314 Montgomery
Cooper H F, 19 Montgomery
Coye Hiram L, 32S Montgomery
Dewey' William P, 310 Pine, rm 13
Earl John O, 401 California
Elbert John, 331 Montgomery,
Fish Charles H, 23 Nevada Block
Flannigan P J, 318 Pine, rm 10
Fjollia R H, 25 and 26 Nevada Block
Freeborn James, 306 Pine, rm 3
Fries William, 328 Montgomery, rm 6
Giffin O F, 310 Pine, rm 44
' Ireen E, 328 Montgomery, rm 4
Green James J, 328 Montgomery
Grim A K, 331 Montgomery
Haselton J C, 32S Montgomery, rm 8
Heath Nathaniel, 2!) Second
Holden S P, U3 Leidesdorff
Hopkins George W, 419 California
Hughes W G, 330 Pine, rms 18 and 19
Irwin William, 1316 Geary
Jewell T E, 330 Pine, rms 3 and 4
Jolius William, 320 Sansome
Kelley Gibson P, 328 Montgomery
Knox Richard F, 513 California
Landers M, 2 Nevada Block
Leonard E W, 220 Sansome
Lyle William S, 25 and 26 Nevada
Block
Martin W H & Co (W H Martin and
JohnBallard)26 Merchants' Exchange
Martindell D VV, 434 California
McLaren P M, 324 Pine, rm 7
Mootry Thomas Jr, 13 Pine
Myers W F, 306 Pine, rm 10
Parsons W C, 330 Pine, rms 3 and 4
Pike F W, 426 California
Ranlett H D, 420 Montgomery
Raymond S A, 302 Montgomery, rm 5
Roberts Charles, 330 Pine, rm 20
Schreiber Jacob, president
Consolidated Reforma Lead and Sil-
ver Mining Co, 331 Montgomery, rms
36 and 37
Sessions George W, 62 Nevada Block
Smith E Martin, 330 Pine, rms 3 and 4
Stetson William W, 57 Nevada Block
Sturges M D, pres Omilak Gold and Sil-
ver Mining, Milling and Trading Co,
339 Kearny
Thomson Monroe, 302 Montgomery
Tyler Charles N, 32S Montgomery, rm S
Tyler Samuel, 3^S Montgomery, rm 8
Walker George B, 318 Pine, rm 17
Wand Thomas N, Montgomery Block
Wilson John D, 331 Montgomery
MINING SECRETARIES
Bates D C, 79 Nevada Block.
Black F D, sec Lucky Hill Mining Co,
27 Ellis
Brazell J M, 32S Montgomery, rin S
Bridge C T, 221 California
Buck Daniel, 81 Nevada Block
BllffingtOn J M, 309 California
Bunker Fred R, 628 Montgomery, rm 37
Burris Butler, 2 Nevada Block
Bush Hyman P, 27 Merchants' Ex
Crockett John, 327 Pine
Dean W E, 79 Nevada Block
Dietz F E, see New York Mining Co,
327 Pine
Durbrow Alfred K, 69 Nevada Block
Elliot C E, 79 Nevada Block
Flannigan P J, 318 Pine
Half E M, 327 Pine, rm 20
Halsey Abraham, 328 Montgomery
Harvey Charles C, 309 California
Havens A W, 30U Montgomery, rm 23
Hay T J, 306 Pine, rm 3
Heath R W, 318 Pine, rm 17
Hestres Emile P, 217 Sansome
Holmes E B, 4 Nevada Block
Jennings David A, 401 California
JudSO!l A, 320 Sansome
Kelly R E, 419 California, rms 1 and 2
ST. DAVID'S. 190 Rooms,
715 Howard St., nr. Third, S. F. Price per night, 50
cents, 75 cents, and $1; per week, from $2 upwards.
Thin Fanov Woods for Scroll Sawing. ?&"■" " "■ "'"
Spear »t„ s» **.
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San Francisco.
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Kent D M, 330 Pine, rms 18 and 19
Lightner Joel F, 58 Nevada Block
Luty Frederick E, 330 Pine
Mason C H, sec North Gould and Curry
Mining Co, 331 Montgomery, rm 18
MeGrew A F, sec Public Produce and
Mining Exchange, 411^ California
Morizio Joseph, 328 Montgomery, rm24
Morse C A, 217 Sansome
Newlands James, sec Crown Point Gold
and Silver Mining Co, 329 Pine, rm 3
Oliver Wm Letts, 328 Montgomery
Parker Edwin L, 57 Nevada Block
Pew J W, 310 Pine, rm 15
Pichoir Henry, 320 Sansome
Ressayre V, 331 Montgomery
Roberson Joseph S, 320 Sansome
Sayre J fl, 330 Pine, rms 35 and 36
Scoville John J, 59 Nevada Block
Skidmore W A, 320 Sansome
Spinney George R, 310 Pine
Stadtfeld Jacob .)r, 419 California
Stewart W J, sec Excelsior Water and
Mining Co, 215 Sansome
Taylor William J, 220 Sansome
Wadham L, sec Trinity Gold Mining
Co and Veterans' Home of California.
504 Kearny
Waterman Augustus, sec Peer, Peerless
and Crocker Mining Co, 25 and 26
Nevada Block
Watson William H, 302 Montgomery
Wegener Richard, 414 California
Wetzel Theodore, sec Derbec Blue
Gravel Mining Co, 522 Montgomery
Wilder David, 328 Montgomery, rm 21
Willis William, 29 Nevada Block
Wilison Edward H, sec Eureka Consol-
idated Mining Co, 328 Montgomery
MINING SUPPLIES
(See Mill and Mining Supplies. )
MIRRORS
Cohen Herman, 19 Dupont
Farey J & Co, 121 Washington
Gump S & C> 581 and 583 Market
Hauser H, 122 Montgomery ave
Kelly James R & Co, 221 and 223
Market
Lippi Bros, 749 Market
Liiudy Thomas, 7 and 9 Third
Nathan B & Co, 130 Sutter
Rosenbaum Fr H & Co, 567
Market
Sanborn, Vail & Co (A H Vail) S57-S61
Market
StrailS J & CO, NE cor Battery
and Pine
Sullivan & Ravekes (C D Sullivan and
D Ravekes) 1 12 and 1 14 California
Whittier, Fuller & Co, 21 and 23 Front
MODEL MAKERS.
California Electrical
Works, 35 Market
Electrical Supply Com-
pany, 328 Bush
Hampton Ovaries W, 607 Mission
Heald I A, 111 and 113 First
Klein John M & CO, 720 Mont-
gomery
Petersen L 258 Market
Schoenstein F B, 51 1 Fulton
Thede Chris H, 126 Eddy
MONEY BROKERS.
(See Brokers.)
MONUMENTS-
Campbell W H (granite)
Front
Lin forth James, 116 Front
Roth M. 434 Valencia
Seregni F, 24 Post
MOROCCO DESSERS
(See Tanners.)
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MUSIC AND MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
(See also Pianos and Organs.)
Antisell Piano Co, t m Anti
sell, 24 Ellis
Bancroft A L & Co, 72 1 Market
Dayle Michael J, 140 Ninth
Eaton ChaS S 735 Market
Fay FtO&t, 1729 Mission
Frey & Vizard, 107 Post
Gray Mathias, 206 Post
Hagans Ceo W, 535 Clay
Hajek John, 530 Jones
HazeltOn BrOS, Chas S Eaton
agent, 735 Market
Hemme & Long, 735 Market
Jaccard August, 120 Sutter
Joseph S A, 126 Kearny
Juillerat August, 601 California
Keene Charles C, 3 Third
Kohler & Chase (Q A Chase)
137 and 139 Post
Lubbe Theodore, 837 Mission
MauvaiS ZenO, agent for Decker
& Sons, Haliet & Cumston, Marshall
Wendell, 749 Market
Mendes & Lucas (John B Mendes and
Raymond Lucas) 135 Third
Meyers Adi»lph, 633 Washington
Miller Louis, ios ihird
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Moeser Julius, 221 Montgomery ave
MojicaD, 1027 Kearny
Neumann S m Sixth
Paillard M J, 601 California
Petersen Chas> ->04 Larkin
Sherman, Clay & Co, cor Market and
Dupont
Sorg P, 317| Dupont
Spencer F W & Co, 23 and 25
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Waldteufel A, 737 Market
Wells GeoF, 1360 Market
Woodworth, Schell & Co, 508 Geary
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Orders by mail a specialty.
MUSICAL INSTITUTE
Speranza D, 104 Kearny
ITALIAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
LESSONS IN SINGING & PIANO
BY
SIGNOR D. SPERANZA,
Conductor of the Operatic Oichestia,
104 Kearny Street, S. F.
MUSTARD MANUFACT
URERS
BlirrCC&Co(CC Burr) factory
2111 Stockton, office 13 Pine
Clapp & JeSSUp, 51 Fremont
Fisher Packing Co (J H Fisher Sr and
J H Fisher Jr) 50J-517 Commercial
Chirardelli & Sons U>, D Jr, J
and L) 415 and 417 Jackson
Hudson H C & Co (H c Hud
son) 10 Stevenson
Kindler & Co (A Kindler and A Blaich)
5S9 and 591 Mission
McCarthy Bros & Co, 119 Front
Pacific Mustard Mills, Koster & Zwick,
323 Front
c.
C. BURR & CO., 13 Pine Street. Manu-
facturers of Mustard and Mustard Oil.
Factory 2 111 Stockton Street.
NAMES AND BUSINESS
ADDRESSES
RobertSOn J D (publisher) names
aud addresses ready printed or writ-
ten to order for any place on Pacific
Coast, 529 Clay
AND
NATIVE WINES
BRANDIES
Dreyfus B & Co (B Dreyfus, E L Gold-
stein, J and Ed Trowenfeld and John
J Weglein) 15 Front and 630-642
Brannan
Finke's Widow A, 809 Montgomery
Fetz Joseph, 107 Third
Gund!a*m J & Co (J Gundlach and C
Bundschu) SEcor Second and Market
Haraszthy Arpa I &Co, 530 Washington
Kittelberger Charles, me cor
Market and Powell
Kohler & Frohling (Chas
Kohler) 626 Montgomery and SE cor
Sutter and Dupont
Kohler & Van Bergen, 417 and 419
Montgomery
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314 Spear St., S.F.
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Lachman S & Co, 409 Market and 449-
461 Braunan
Lachman & Jacobi, 19 First
Lancel & Sons (Ansehne, Leon and Eu-
gene) 313 O'Farrell
Mac A bee, agent E J Baldwins, 27
Ellis
Malatesta L, 311 and 313 Pacific
Palmer H & Co ( tl Palmer and M Good-
kind) 435 California
Putzman F H & Co (F H Putzman) NE
cor Montgomery and Pine
Qiiitzow V H, 9(39 Mission
Snni P & G (Pietro and Giuseppe) 429
G reen
Walter, Schilling & Co (F
Walter, C Schilling and F D Stadt-
muller) NW cor Pine and Battery
NATURALISTS
Blunt Wm G, S13 Market
Dunn Geo W, 629 Washington
Lorquin Ernest F, 4io Keamy,
rm 6, and 1005 Market
NAUTICAL INSTRU-
MENTS.
Lietz A ^.Co 329 Sansome
NECKTIES-MANUFACT
URERS
Heineman H M, 35 Sutter
Makins J N, 506 Market
NEWS AGENTS
Blake Sumner C (estate of) 503 Kearny
and 613 Montgomery
Calischer H, Baldwin Hotel
Corden T J, 525 Fourth
Foster Chas, Oakland Ferry Depot,
foot of Market
Macowsky Bros, NE cor Market and
Montgomery
Meyer Claus, 1 Sixth
San Francisco News Co, E Bauer mgr,
210 Post
Vogel & Hahn (Alfred Vogel and
Hugo Hahn) also importers, 20
Stockton and 423 Washington
Ziegler Anthony J, SE cor Washington
and Sansome
NEWSPAPERS, PERIOD-
ICALS, ETC
ABC Travelers' Guide, Bishop &
Cucuel publishers, 521 Clay
Abend POSt (dailyand weekly) S F
Abend Post Publishing Co publishers,
535 California
Alt a California (daily and
weekly) J f Irish editor, W F Wake-
man business manager, 529 Califor-
nia
Argonaut (The) (weekly) Argonaut
Publishing Co editors and proprietors,
213 Dupout
A VOZ Portllglieza (Portuguese
weekly) Mauoel Stone proprietor,
529^ Washington
Breeder and Sportsman, J C Simpson
editor, 5(JS Montgomery
Brevities, 51S .Sacramento
California Architect and Building News,
J E Wolfe propr and editor, 240
Montgomery
California Cackler (monthly, poultry
magazine) J D Robertson Publishing
Co, 529 Clay
California Christian Advocate, John B
Hill agt, 1041 Market
California Colonist and Land Owner,
L Abenheim editor, 532 Clay
California Demokrat (Ger-
man daily) Frederiek Hess & Co,
409-413 Bush
California Farmer, Col War-
ren proprietor, 1(J04 Howard
California Journal (weekly) California
Journal Publishing Co publishers, 535
California
California Maverick, F W Kinne bus-
iness mgr, Wm H Marshall editor, 429
Montgomery
California Patron and Ag-
riculturist (weekly) Julius Ches-
ter editor and manager, 40 California
California Philatelist (The) E F Gambs
publisher, 234 Montgomery
California Spirit of the
Times, Marcus D Boruck editor
and proprietor, 621 Sansome
California Staats Zeitung,
Frederick Hess & Co publishers, 409
Bush
City Argus (weekly) R E Culbreth pub-
lisher and propr, 526 Kearny
Coast Review, J G Edwards propr, E H
Bacon editor, 320 Sansome
Cosmopolitan Plaindealer
(monthly) 423 Washington
Courrier DeSan Francisco,
E Derbec editor and proprietor, 536
Clay
Commercial News and Shipping List,
Morris U Bates & Co publishers and
proprs, 415 Montgomery
Cricket (daily theatrical journal)
Clapp & Wilcox proprietors, 410
Kearny
Judson Powder Improved
For RAILROAD and BANK Blasting.
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Agts., S. F.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
L21-U17 Market Street. Hay, Hi«lc, Mop. Rag,
Wool, and Orchilla PRKNSRs.
NEW
San Francisco.
NEW
287
Daily Examiner (daily and
weekly) Examiner Publishing Co
proprietors, 10 Montgomery
Daily Shipping and Hotel
WOWS. Jay Federlein proprietor,
5^8 Sacramento
Dental JairilS, William Oscar
Thrailkill editor and proprietor,
1049| Market ,
El Cronista _ (Spanish weekly)
Manoel Stone & Co proprietors, 529 g
Washington
Elevator (The) (weekly) J B Wilson
manager, 6:2*2 Clay
Evening Bulletin (daily and
weekly) S F Bulletin Co proprietors,
622 Montgomery
Evening Post (daily and weekly)
Post Publishing Co proprietors, NE
cor Montgomery and Sacramento
Figaro (daily) J P Bogardus propr, 532
Merchant
Foot light (The) (dramatic weekly)
J D Robertson, 529 Clay
Fraternal Record (monthly) Fraternal
Publishing Co, 252 Market
Golden Era (monthly) Herr Wagner
propr, 712 Montgomery
Golden Gate (weekly) J J Owen editor,
21 Montgomery ave
Grocer and Country Mer-
chant (The) (weekly) Bnggs &
Harrington proprietors, 123 Califor-
nia, rm 33
Guide (The) (daily except Sunday)
Guide Publishing Co proprs, 521
Clay
Heald's College Journal, E P Heahl
pres, C S Haley sec, 24 Post
Hebrew (The) Philo Jacoby editor and
propr, 612 Commercial
Hebrew Observer, Wm Saalburg propr,
622 Clay
Herald of Trade, Benjamin F
Jacobs proprietor, 533 Sacramento
Hotel Gazette (daily) William P
Harrison editor and proprietor, 420
Kearny
Ingleside (The) (weekly) Tngleside Pub-
lishing Co publishers, 712Montgomery
InelewOOd (The) S H Morse, 126
& Fifth
Jewish Almanac, Wm Saalburg pub-
lisher and propr, 622 Clay
Jewish Progress, Abraham Seeligsohn
editor and propr, 608 Sacramento
Jewish Times, E Katz propr, 509 Mont-
gomery
Ladies' Home Journal (The) (monthly)
H S Spalding editor and publisher,
532 Clay
La Republica, A G Packard & Co pub-
lishers, 734 Montgomery
La Sociedad (Spanish weekly) Frederico
Eps >n propr, 502 Washington
La Voce Del PopolO (weekly)
G B Cevasco proprietor, 535 Wash-
ington
L'Elvezia (Swiss weekly) George F
Cavalli editor and proprietor, 14^
Montgomery ave
Manufacturer and Inventor Publishing
Co, F Bates mgr, 713 Broadway
Masonic Record (monthly) Fraternal
Publishing Co, 252 Market
Millman and Mechanic (monthly) Dewey
& Co publishers, 252 Market
Mining and Scientific Press (weekly)
Dewey & Co publishers, 252 Market
Mining and Scientific Press (monthly)
Dewey & Co publishers, 252 Mark'tt
Mission Journal. Hoilis &
Hays publishers, 2222 Mission
Monitor (The) S J McCormick editor
and mgr, 636 Clay
Musical News, Sherman Clay & Co,
139 Kearny
New Age (weekly) W F Norcross propr,
420 Kearny
Occident (The) Rev C Shearer editor,
757 Market
Occidental (The) (Chinese
weekh ) Horn, Hong & Co publishers,
731 Washington
Occidental PublishingCo,
F Person manager, 120 Sutter
O'Progresso Califoruiense, 525 Front
Our College Leger, G B Bar-
nard publisher, 46 O'Farrell
Our Star (temperauce weekly)
George T Bruce publi her, 532 Clay
Overland Monthly, Chas H Shinn mgr,
Miss M W Shinn editor, 120 Sutter
Pacific (The) (C mgreg itional weekly)
Pacific Publishing Co proprs, 7
Montgomery axe, rm 23
Pacific Business College
Review, W EChamberlin and T
A Robins on proprietors, 320 Po<t
Pacific Catholic Publish-
ing CO. W D S Harriiigton man-
ager, ?23 Kearny
Pacific Churchman (Episcopal) Wm H
H Tobey mgr, 605 Montg unery
Pacific Coast Business
Directory, L M McKenney & Co,
606 Montgomery, rm 16
Pacific Coast Hotel Reg
ISter CO> Charles D Hines agent,
508 Montgomery
Pacific Coast Postal Index, L P Mc-
Carty publisher, 706 California
Pacific Herald of Holiness, Geo Newton
editor, 607 California
Pacific Methodist (The) (weekly) Wick
B Parsons editor, 712 Montgomery
M0RETTI & TEEZZINI, Fresco Painters, fifiSk.
WALNUT, MAPLE CHERRY.
John Wigmore; Office, 133 Spear St.
\Tar.is 129-147 Spear; 58tf-«» Howard.
Pacific Pilote, F G Gerhard publisher,
36 Thirteenth
Pacific Rural Press (weekly) Dewey &
Co publishers, 252 Market
I 'acifio States Watchman (semi-monthly)
Watchman Publishing Co, 252 Market
Pacific Trade Juurnal (The) J D Robert-
sou, 529 Clay
Patriot (The) Kev George Morris editor
and propr, Silver Star House, NE
cor Sansome and Pacific
Petit Journal, Chaigneau, Labadie &
Bretonnel proprs, Ed L Labadie mgr,
4 Sutter
Political Record, Donald Bruce busi-
ness mgr, 618 Sacramento
Printers' Guide (monthly) Painter & Co
proprs and publishers, 510 Clay
Railroad Gazetteer, B F Giddings mgr,
H S Crocker & Co publishers, 219
Bush
Resources of California, J
P H Weutworth, 320 Sansome
San Franciscan Hhe) (weekly)
Win P Harrisou editor and proprietor,
420 Kearny
San Francisco Call (daily and
weekly) San Francisco Call Co pub-
lishers, 525 Montgomery, editorial
jms 517 Clay, branch office 710 Market
San Francisco chronicle
(daily and weekly) M H De Young
proprietor, NE cor Bush and Kearny
San Francisco Dally Re-
port (evening) Bunker & Hiester
proprietors, 238 Montgomery
San F"rancisco Journal of
Commerce^ W H Murray secre-
tary and manager, 536 Clay
San Francisco Law Juurnal (daily)
Stockwell & Co publishers, 320 San-
some
San Francisco Merchant
(The) Charles R Buckland and S L
Lawson publishers, 323 Front
San Francisco Music and Drama, John
F Thrum editor, Ed H Benjamin mgr,
535 Clay
San Francisco News Let-
ter and California Adver-
tiser, * Marriott & Son proprietors,
609 Merchant
San Francisco Prices Current, E R
Painter publisher and propr, 123 Cali-
fornia
San Francisco Real Estate Circular,
Trios Magee publisher and propr, 20
Montgomery
San Francisco Vindicator (weekly)
Ja-nes E Brown editor and propr, 40.)
Montgomery
Scientific Califprnian, Will
iam Oscar Thrailkill editor and
proprietor, 1049$ Market
Shippers' Guide and Ex-
press Directory, 606 Mont-
gomery
Statistician (annual) L P McCarty pub-
lisher, 706 California
Wasp (illustrated weekly) 538 Califor-
nia
Weekly Commercial News and Ship-
ping List, Morris U Bates & Co pub-
lishers aud proprs, 415 Montgomery
Weekly Star, James H Barry, 429
Montgomery'
West End. (The) (weekly) S B
Carleton proprietor, 1501 Pine
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Blood J H, 304 Montgomery
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Coffee Andrew J, 507 California
Craig L.e D, 316 Montgomery
Enquist Alfred A, 436 Montgomery
Fugazi J F, also agent Atlantic
Steamship lines, 5 Montgomery ave
Ham ill John E, also secretary
Combination Kailroad Car Axle Co,
329 Montgomery
Harris Lewis B, 326 Pine
Hasback Henry, 606 Merchant
Higgins William L, 318 Montgomery
J O i C e E V, 6 Merchants' Ex-
change
King James L, also commissioner
of deeds, 308 California
Kingwell Joseph F, 422 Montgomery
Knox George T, 444 California
Levy Eugene W, 604 Merchant
Lyons John F, 413 Montgomery
MaSOn JameS, 6 Merchants' Ex-
change
McClellan W B, 19 Montgomery
ftflcElroy Robert D, rm 4
Phelan Block
McGill Henry M, 22 Montgomery
Meininger L, 306 Montgomery
Mosebach F C, 331 Montgomery, rm 36
Murfey Samuel S, 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Sonntag L, 114 and 116 Market
Stanley Charles T, 513 Montgomery
Sullivan P J, 121 Post
Tharp E H, 233 Montgomery
Turk Frank, 42S Montgomery
Wegener F O, 404 Montgomery
Wheat Charles D, also commis-
sioner of deeds, 501 California
NOVELTIES AND NO-
TIONS-
(See Varieties.)
.S.
VAX WIIVKLR A CO,
413-415 Market St-
\Wl STEEL & HEAVY HARDWARE
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic
i»arl£enss Gray or Sandy Hair and Whiskers to Per-
fection. Sold by all Druggists and Barbers.
NOV
San Francisco.
OFF
289
NOVELTY COMPANY
Golden Gate Novelty and
Manufacturing Co, H H
Matthay & Co proprietors, 1055 Mar-
ket
GOLDEN GATE
Novelty and Manufacturing Co.
1055 Market St., 8. F.
Commission Merchants.
Agents for Home and Eastern Manufactures.
Novelties, Tricks, Patent Medicines and Useful
Inventions. H. H. MATTHAY & CO.
NURSERIES
(See Florists and Nurseries.)
NURSES.
Green J, 340 Turk
Heino J, 1040* Howard
Lawton William, 120 Post
NUT MANUFACTURERS
(See Bolt Manufacturers. )
OAKUM
Weeks Samuel F, propr Pacific Oakum
Factory, cor Eighteenth and Harrison
OATMEAL MILLS
Caledonian, Henry Coubrough &
Co proprietors, 713-719 Sansome
OCULISTS AND AURISTS
Cornwall F, 120 Post
Fearer H, 16 Geary
French & Peterson (H c
French and A C Peterson) 319 Geary
Green F P, 202 Stockton
MOUSer B T, 200 Post
O'Toole M C, 6 Eddy
Pardee E H & George C, 526 Montgom-
ery
Paugh W J, NE cor Clay and
Kearny, entrance 640 Clay
Peterson A C, 319 Geary
Posey A C, 37 Post
Powers & Wilder (G H Powers and A
M Wilder) 215 Geary
Trenkle E, 318 Kearny
Voorhies A H, 22 Geary
Whittell A P, 906 Market
OFFICERS-CITY AND
COUNTY.
Mayor, Washington Bartlett, New City
Hal]
Supervisors, office New City Hall
First Ward, Justin Gates
Second " Robert Roy
Thiid " J E Kunkler
Fourth " J E Abbott
Fifth " W B Farwell
Sixth " E B Pond
Seventh " James Williamson
Eighth " D L Farnsworth
Ninth " Albert Heyer
Tenth " James Gilleran
Eleventh" D McMillan
Twelfth " SamValleau
Chief of Police, Patrick Crowley, Old
City Hall
County Clerk, James J Flynn, New
City Hall
Sheriff, Peter Hopkins, Old City Hall
Recorder, D M Cashin, New City Hall
Auditor, Fleet F Strother, New City
Hall
Treasurer, John A Bauer, New
City Hall
Assessor, Louis F Holtz, New City Hall
Tax Collector, L Wadham, New
City Hall
License Collector, M C Conroy, New
City Hall
Registrar of Voters, P F Walsh, New
City Hall
Surveyor, Charles S Tilton, New City
Hall
Street Superintendent, C S Rugglea,
New City Hall
Coroner, C C O'Donnell, 6-12 Dun-
bar alley
Public Administrator, P A Roach,
318 Pine
City Physician, Charles Black, 514
Kearny
Poundkeeper, Jos Franklin, California
bet Walnut and Laurel
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph,
John Curran supt, Brannan place nr
Clay
Health Department, J L Meares
health officer, New City Hall
Almshouse, M J Keating supt, Mis-
sion Ocean House road
City and County Hospital, M J Bo-
lan physician, Potrero ave bet Sierra
and Nevada
Small-pox Hospital, W T Bell physi-
cian, cor Colusa and DeHaro
Industrial School, M A Smith supt,
Old San Jose road
House of Correction, John Sedgwick
supt, San Jose road nr Industrial
School
BARNARD'S
BdSIVKSS COLLEGE
46 O'FAfiBELL ST., 8. F.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS
NICOLL THE TAILOR,
81« Market St., S. F. (Send for Saihples Of Slew
Croods and Self-measurement Rules— Sent Free.
290
OFF
San Francisco.
OIL
Superintendent Public Schools, A J
Moulder, New City Hall
Judge Polick Court, Hale Eix, Old
City Hall
Judge Police Court No 2, James Law-
ler, Old City Hall
District Attorney, J N E Wilson, Old
City Hall
City and County Attorney, New City
Hall
Judges Superior Court
Lawler F W Hon, chambers 2d floor,
department 8, New City Hall
Sullivan Jer F Hon, chambers 2d
floor, department 2 ( New City Hall
Wilson T K Hon, chambers depart-
ment 1, Old and New City Hall
Maguire J G Hon, chambers 2d floor,
department 4, New City Hall
Coffey J V Hon, chambers 2d floor,
department 9, New City Hall
Edmonds M A Hon, chambers 2d
floor, department 6, New City Hall
Hunt John Hon, chambers 3d floor,
department 5, New City Hall
Finn John F Hon, chambers 2d floor,
department 3, New City Hall
Rearden T H Hon, chambers 3d floor,
department 7, New City Hall
Levy Walter H Hon, chambers 2d
floor, department 10, New City Hall
Toohy D J Hon, chambers 2d floor,
department 11, Old City Hall
Murphy D J Hon, chambers 2d floor,
department 12, Old City Hall
City Hall Commissioners, Washing-
ton Bartlett, J L Love, and F F
Strother, New City Hall
Justices of the Peace, office Old City
Hall: E Burke presiding justice, Jas
C Pennie, W B Smith, H J Stafford,
C F Wood
Board of Education, office New City
Hall: Ira G Hoitt president, C W
Beach, J H Culver, C T Deane, A C
Dithmar, J F English, G J Hobe,
Thomas O'Brien, Edward Pollitz, D
Stern, George T Shaw, J P H Went-
worth
OIL CLOTHING
Marks Marcus, 52 Clay
Sutton Chas Jr & Co (Chas Sutton Jr)
32 California
OIL DEALERS
(See also Paints, Oils, and Glass.)
Alexander C M, 20 California
Allyne & White (John WAllyne
and William H White) also proprie-
tors Pacific Oil Works, 112 and 114
Front
American Oil Co. Josiah o
Low secretary, 17 and 19 Main
Arctic Oil Works, J N Knowles mgr,
Edwin L Griffith sec, 28 California
Blackman A & Co (A Blackman and A
Nathan) 517 Front
Boston Oil Package Co (G IRaychester)
955 Folsom
California Oil Refining Co (J Klewish)
105 Sacramento
California Oil Works (J F Haycock and
D E Cotton) NW cor Folsom and
Main
California Star Oil Works Co, D G Sco-
field pres, E Wheaton sec, 123 Cal-
ifornia, rm 1
Hopper, Church & CO (Har-
rison Hopper and W L Church) also
agents carboline, cylinder and lubri-
cating oil, 230 Montgomery
Joyce Frederick B, 208 Berry
Kittle & Co> proprietors Pacific
Oil and Lead Works, King bet Second
and Third, office 202 California
Loftus Bros & Rich (John and E C Lof-
tus and Oba Rich) 7 Spear
LOW J O. secretary American Oil
Co, 104 and 106 Market and 3 and 5
California
MOOre A S> president American
Oil Co, 104 and 106 Market and 3 and
5 California
Nelson S P & Co, 10 Commercial
New York Refining Co, Ed.
ward B Read agent, 16 First
Pacific Coast Oil Co, Geo
Loomis president, D G Scofield vice-
president, E Wheaton secretary, 123
California, rm 1
Pacific Oil and Lead
Works, Kittle & Co proprietors,
King bet Second and Third, office 202
California
Pacific Oil Works, Allyne &
White proprietors, 112 and 114
Front
Read Edward B, agent New
York Refining Co's oils, 16 First
San Francisco Oil Works, 1 Mission
and 930-9 36 Brannan
San Francisco Petroleum Co, E Whea-
ton sec, 123 California, rm 1
Santa Clara Petroleum C«, E Wheaton
sec, 123 California, rm 1
Smith J T & Co, 10 Commercial
Standard Oil Company, E A Tilford
pres, warehouse cor King and Fifth,
office 123 California, rm 13
Standard Oil Co of California, E Whea-
ton sec, 123 California, rm 1
YateS & CO (Chas M Yates and F
and W Shingleberger) also wholesale
paints, 113 Front
DYNAMITE, tSj&
unt Powder.
OSive. Baud maun, Nielsen & Co., General Agents,
The Oniy^ Reliable^ High
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
4«l-427 Market St. Bugffies, Carriages.
Bennett Jump Seals sold to the Trade.
OIL
San Francisco.
OYS
291
OIL STOVES
Frost James W & Co, 12 Montgomery
Howse H L, 14 Montgomery ave
Myers John F & Co (John F Myers and
Albert G Shehan) 8&3 Market
Myers. Osborn & Co, a i
Hall & Son agents, 530 Market
Wiester & Co, 17 New Montgomery
OPTICIANS AND OPTI
CAL GOODS
Bertelmg L A, 427 Kearny
Edwards & Co, R M Edwards mgr, 624
Montgomery
HeSS Charles, 519 Kearny
H i rSCh H, also importer, 320 Kearny
Kahn Henry & Co (Henry Kahn
and Wm Kaiser) 212 Kearny
Manasse N", .211 Kearny
Muller Christian, also mathe-
matical and surveying instruments,
135 Montgomery
Nordman Bros, 120 Sutter
O'Neill John, 41 Fifth
Pulverman M, 410 Third
Roach John, 429 Montgomery
San Francisco Standard Optical Co
(Joseph, Jsidor, Leon and Adolph
Nordman) 335 Bash
ORE CONCENTRATORS
Daggett Ore Sampling Co, J H Gillespy
sec, 123 California
Frue Ore Concentrator,
Adams & Carter agents, 109 California
Hofman BrOS (A Hofman) cor
Bryant and Fifth
Holden S P, H3 Leidesdorff
Ranlett Horace D, 420 Mont
gomery
The Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, NE cor Mission
and Fremont
Tustin William I, 308 Mission
ORGAN BUILDERS
Bergstrom John, cor Twenty-ninth and
Mission
Mayer Joseph, 127 Page
Paine James, cor Vallejo and Dolores
Spencer F W & Co, 23 and 25
Fifth
C. 0. SWANBERG.
P. F. WEST.
SWANBERG * WEST,
WHOLESALE
AND PACKERS OF THE
Deep Shell and Blue Point Brands
OF
FROZEN OYSTERS,
-^j@ Washington Street Wharf. "^
ST. DAVID'S, 190 Rooms,
Flo Howard bt., nr. Third, San Francisco. No dark
rooms. No guest uses linen once used by another.
ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VITff, BOXWOOD.
JOHN WIGMORK,
133 Mpear Street, S. F.
292
OYS
San Francisco.
PAI
OYSTER DEALERS-
WHOLESALE.
Doane & CO (W C and Isaac Y
Doane, R B Espy and H S Gile) 64
California Market
Moraghan M B, 08 California
Market
Morgan & CO (J S Morgan and
John and Thomas Crellin) 87 Califor-
nia Market
Puttock Henry, 1427 Polk
Shoalwater Bay Oyster Co, Thomas T
Gresley propr, S3 California |Market
Star Oyster Co, John Wright propr, 72
California Market
Swan berg & West (C Swan-
berg and P F West) foot of Washing-
ton (see page 291)
OYSTER SALOONS
(See Restaurants.)
PACKETS.
Hinsdale G S, agt Coasting Packets, 22
California
Mexican and Central American Packet
Line, J F Schleiden agt, 324 Wash-
ington
Royal Mail Steam Packet
Co. Chas Mason agent, 606 Battery
Tutt James, agt Coasting Packets, 22
California
PAINTERS - CARRIAGE,
HOUSE AND SIGN.
Abets C & Co, 9054 Howard
Baci^alupi Paul, 1408 Dupont
Bailey William H, 401 California
Barron C J, 815 and 1633 Market
Bean Wm M, 1631 Market
Bennett & Co, 824 Larkin
Bernard C A, 629 Merchant
Berry G H, 954 Howard
Berry John, 837 Folsom
Black Edwin H, 109 O'Farrell
Bradley Bernard, 923 Mission
Bradley & Ballard (J T Bradley and Geo
Ballard) 119 Davis
Brandt B L, 404 Montgomery
Broad Chas E, 1000 Hyde
Brooke Printing, Sign and Advertising
Co (Chas Jr and Geo C Brooke) 717
Market
Cahill J L, 23 Sixth
Cartan Chaa M, 549 Clay
Cashmore C, 530 Valencia
Coleman J E W, 924 Folsom
Crogan Jas, 16 5 Buchanan
Deferrari G B, 307 aud 309 Montgom-
ery ave
De Mulford J M, 950 Folsom
Derbaum John C, 1624 Market
Donovan M J & J J, 1006 Mission
Downing Thomas, 615 Second
Dunham Henry, 345 Third
Dwyer Tim, 105:! Howard
Eaton Wm R, 240 Ellis
Edmondson J G, 220 Brannan
Egan Peter J, 2123 Larkin
Fisher Geo F & Co (Geo F Fisher) 781
Folsom
Fisher H, 2003 Mission
Fisher & Dutot, 426 Ninth
FlOOd T, 54 First
Foley C J, 2110 Fillmore
Foley Daniel, '.40 Ninth
Frank A W, 632 Washington
Frank Frederick, 918 Pacific
Fraser John P, 317 Sutter
Frazer C E, 333 Sixth
Frost H, 122 Geary
Funck Carl, 81 Stockton
Gallagher E M, 611 Sacramento
Garcia Bros, 1508^ Powell
Getz August, 332 Bush and 310 Mason
Gimpel M C, 825 Market
Gorman & Furguson (J B Gorman and
H S Furguson) 834 and 836 Howard
Grant E A, 2757 Mission
Cray C T. '^ St) dealer in paints, oils
and varnish, 807 Howard
Hartmann Edward, 1149 Mission
Heineman Henry S, 1118 Larkin
Heringer R P, 98 Eighth
Herrick Eugene H, 1713 Market
Hindman James, 903 Folsom
Hinz Carl, 50 O'Farrell
Hoffer Charles, 6.16 Commercial
Homer FT, 2\7h Clara
Hopps & Sons (C, O E, G H and F W)
429 Pine
Hovey George D, 84 1 Valencia
Hurdis Samuel, 4 Folsom
James F G, 1605 Polk
Jarman H C, 232 Sixteenth
Jennings F A, -3 Fifth
Johnson Frank, 2027 Fillmore
Johnson Joseph A, 517 California
Johnson & Sheehau, 15 Trinity
Kanary David, l-iOjs Second
Kelley D I Rose place bet Eddy and
Ellis and 17 G Men Gate ave
KOCh Wm C, 104 and 106 O'Far-
rell
Krauss Fred H, 160S Mission
Lang Chas E, 216 Washington
Lem John H, 1422 Geary
Lester John, "671 Howard
Levy David, 36 Fourth
I. S. VAN WINKLE & CO.,
413-
KincU
415 Market St. IltOY. STEEL, All
blacksmiths' Materials, HEAVY HARDV'ARK
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic f^JflKiffiff
and Barbers.
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293
Liebsch Richard, 509 Bu-<h
Lloyd & D.movan (E C Lloyd and J A
Donovan) 208 McAllister
Lohmeyer & Martin (J C Lohmeyer and
G P Martin) 444 Valencia
Longley & Johnson (George W Long-
ley and J M Johnson) 332 Bush
Lord A J, 759 Mission
Lvnch John F, 60S Larkin
Lynch W M, 255 Third
Malm & Pamperin (C Malm and T G
Pamperin) COB Howard
Mansell & Co (F Mansell and Frank N
McCann) 225 Post
Marley Edward, 739 McAllister
Martin I & Co (Irving Martin) 535 Clay
McTavish & Co, 209
Meyerback & Co, 610 Broadway
Mills & Jones (D H Mills and A E
Jones) 819 Market
Murphy J R, 537 Valencia
Murray Charles A, 132 First
Noble Brothers (Thos and Wm) 642 Clay
Nolan James H, 404 Montgomery
Norman Edward, 122 Golden Gate ave
Nutz Frederick, 722 Howard
O'Connell Jeremiah, 555 Fourth and 312
Fifth
Orelli S & Son, 623 Pacific
O »*rick Q S> also general agent Cali-
fornia Paint Co and Averill mixed
paints, 403 Market
Oisi Giacomo, 25 Montgomery ave
Owens Richard H, 2525 Mission
Patterson William, 62K| Union
Pauli F C, 1 Webb
Peterson George B, 418 Minna
Phillips Abraham, 729 Broadway
Phillips Edward, 902 Larkin
Portley M J, 516Jj Valencia
Poyser Thomas, 19 Golden Gate ave
Pratt Jesse, 1713 Market
Quadt John, 1104 Howard
Ralston John O, 1525 Polk
Richman A S, 425 Twenty -second
Rodgers F S, 30^ Second
Rosekrans Henry M, 517 California
Ross Charles, 14 Leavenworth
Rudolph Henry, 820 Buchanan
Sachau Fred, 474 Tehama
Schneider E, 70S Folsom
Schofield Charles, 108^ Jessie
Schwalenberg G C A, 16 Eddy
Severns B E, 630 Vallejo
Siudlinger J M, 717 Market
Sinz Ludwig, 625 Washington
Smith George J, 329 Sutter
Smith J C, 523 Valencia
Smith J J, 850 Howard
Soelter Louis, 401 Green
Spauton James, 1214 Polk
St Denis J & CO (Jules St Denis
and Thos Macauley) 3U8 Sutter
Starke J A, 626 Fulton
Swan & Stein (Jabez S Swan and
Max Stein) 727 Market
Swift & Co (Charles and William Swift)
2403 Mission
Sykes Charles H, 37 Annie
Teague Wm, 405 Clementina
Thompson Charles, 1924 Union
Tintrop Henry, 809 Mission
Tonner Peter, cor Railroad ave and Ven-
ezuela
Turner J H, cor Annie and Stevenson
Wagner Henry, 635 California
Walcom Jacob, 629 Merchant
Walsh Martin, 1621 Market
Wason Archibald, 115 Davis
Waters George, 114 Clipper bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth and
2507 Mission
Welsh E & T W Goddard, 222 Mis-
sion
West B W, 1406 Polk
W r est Joseph A, 1115 Market
White Henry, 403Gou g h
White L C, 1018 Clay
Williams G A, 1325 Pacific
Williams & Hynes (E w Will
iams and A T Hynes) 1812 Polk
Willis Robert, 1914 Union
Wilson J W, 928 Washington
Wilson & King (Fred Wilson and W A
King) 6 Hayes
Wolf & Klein, 102 Stockton
Wulbern Dietrich, 809 Union
Young J H, 1111 Sutter
Zoppi Martin, 706 Larkin
The Most Reliable Painters-
WILLIAMS & HYNES,
PAPERING AND DECORATING
A SPECIALTY.
1312 Polk Street,
Bet. Washington andJackson, San Francisco.
PAINTERS-FRESCO
Blum, Eppstein & Co, 126
Kearny
Cooks BrOS (Louis, Wmand Max)
108 and J 10 Post
Frassi A, 729 Montgomery
Linken Moses, 1320^ Stockton
Moretti & Trezzini (Attilio
Moretti and Bernardo Trezzini) Phe-
lan Building, 806 Market
Pelegrini F, 517 California
Wolf F C, 1232 Stockton
Zincke W & Co (William Zincke) 200
Hyde
Hobbs, Wall & Co. Mfrs. BOXES of every Variety, i
314 SPEAR
Street, S. F.
Nicoll the Tailor, 816 Market SI
Samples of SEW FDTT 1
cooi>s sent rniilj,
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PAP
PAINTERS- LANDSCAPE
AND PORTRAIT
Brookes Sam'l M, 611 Clay
Brouchoud Joseph, 806 Market
Cobden Thomas S, 721 Market
Conner J L Mrs, 14 Dupont,
Evans M E Mrs, 728 Montgomery
Haste Julia Miss, 14 Dnpoiit
Heath F L, 218 Post
Hupman Arthur, 126 Kearny
Indig A, 14 Dupont, rm 46
Lafontaine Julius R, 623 Merchant
Levy D, 505 Hyde
Michelson Nicholas, 126 Kearny
Michigan Portrait Co, 19 bixth
Peters P L, 14 Dupont
Prosch Chas, 6 Eddy
Roethe L, 218 Post
Wettig Anna Miss, 1133| Pacific
Wilson A E, 14 Dupont, rm 45
Wilson C T, 14 Dupont, rm 45
PAINTS, OILS AND
GLASS
Abbes Frfmk, 1821 Polk
Ammeriip C 1047 Market
BaSS T J & CO (T J Bass and S
H Brown) 14 and 16 Ellis
Broad Chas E, 1000 Hyde
CahillJ L, 23 Sixth
California Paint Co. manufact-
urers mixed paints, colors ground in
oil and pure liuseed oil putty, factory
S Stevenson, office 403 Market
Cooney John J, 113 Fourth
Counter C E, 1826 Market
De Ferrari O B, 307 and 309 Mont-
gomery ave
Dietz A C & Co, 9 Front
Foley C J, 2112 Fillmore
Franck George, 325 Hayes
Gimpel M C, 2637 Market
Gott & Wlii e (George H Gott and
Howard White) 19 Steuart
Cray C T, 807 Howard .
Gray H VV, 2117 Fillmore and 1326-
1330 M irket
Hueter Bros & Co, cor Market and 2d
Jarman Hugh C, 232 sixteenth
Kelly J as R & Co, 221 and 223 Market
Loughead John, 1601 and 1603 Polk
Merrell I L (water-proof) 210
Townsend
O'Connell J, 312 Filth
Orrick O S, 403 Market
Pacific Rubber Paint Co, Whittier, Ful-
ler & Co proprs, 228 and 230 Beale
Paraffsne Paint Co. Ralph l
Shainwald secretary, 310 California
ReaE F, 1318 Stockton
Rogers John, 125 Washington
St DeniS J & CO, 308 Sutter
Schaefer Chas S, 516 Davis
Sullivan & Ravekes (C D Sullivan,
David Ravekes, L C Wicks and J H
McCann) 108-114 California
Swift & Co, 706 Valencia
Taylor C L & Co (C L Taylor) 34 Cal
Walsh W J, 220 Montgomery ave
Whittier, Fuller & Co (W F Whittier
and W P Fuller) 21 and 23 Front
Yates & CO (C M Yates and F W
Shingleberger) 113 Front
P. <fc B. PAINT.
The Most Complete Compound Manufactured in America.
FIRE-PROOF,
WATER-PROOF,
ACID AND
ALKALI-PROOF.
FOR
WATER-PROOFINC
AND PRESERVING
CANVAS,
ROPE AND
LEATHER.
Paraffine Paint Co., Sole Manufacturers and Patentees,
No. 310 Cal'forn^a Street, San Francisco.
g-l PAPER BAGS
Q Armes & Dallam, 230 and 232
Front
CD Blake, Moffltt & Towne, also
_L_ j importers news, writing and wrapping
H™ paper, 516 Sacramento and 519 Com-
mercial, branch house Portland, Or
Bonestell L H & Co, 415 Sansome
Fleishhacker A & Co (A Fleishhacker)
647 Market
Taylor S P & Co, 414 and 416
Clay
Wemper Bros, 573 and 575
Market *
ALL High Explosives
ARE IMITATIONS OF GIANT POWDER.
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Gen. Ageuts, S. F.
STEAM ENGINES & THRESHING MACHINES.
Truman, Isham <fc Hooker,
4*1 -4*7 Market St.
PAP
San Francisco.
PAT
295
PAPER DEALERS.
Blake, Moffitt & Towne, 516
Sacramento
BonOStell & CO (L H Bonestellj
413 and 415 Sansome
California Paper Co, Egbert Judson
pres, W P Johnson sec, 320 Sansome
Campbell W H, 402 Front
Columbia River Paper Co,
L W Storror agent, 416 Sacramento
Cox Geo F, agt W Tyler (Chicago)
518 Sutter
Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, SW cor
Sansome and Sacramento
Graham Paper Co, W G Richardson
mgr, 529 Commercial
Seymour & Gage (Samuel Seymour and
A H Gage) 1422 Market
Taylor S P & CO (S P Taylor)
414 and 416 Clay
Zellerbach A, 509 Clay
PAPER-HANGERS-
. (See also Painters. )
Black E H, 109 O'Farrell
Bradley Bernard, 923 Mission
Cahill J L, 23 Sixth
Clark G W & Co (J B Stanford and T
J Stack) 645 Market
Cole Wm, 209 Kearny
Delapierre Henry, 1414^ Powell
Donovan M J & J J, 1171 Market
Hendry B F, 1055 Market
McKanna R, 1623 Powell
Seymour & Gage, 1422 Market
Sheahan C L, 908| Howard
Stroetgen & Maritzen, 536 Grove
PARKS
Alamo Square, Fulton to Hayes, Steiner
to Scott
Alta Plaza, Clay to Jackson, Steiner to
Scott
Columbia Square, Folsom to Harrison,
Sixth to Sherman
Golden Gate, 6 miles west old city hall
Hamilton Square, cor Scott and Post
Jefferson Square, Eddy to Golden Gate
ave, Gough to Laguna
Lafayette, Gough to Laguna, Sacra-
mento to Washington
Lobos Square, Bay to Chestnut, Laguna
to Webster
Pioneer, top of Telegraph Hill, from
Greenwich to Filbert
Plaza, Kearny bet Washington and Clay
South San Francisco, Railroad ave, Corea
and Marquesas
Union Square, Post to Geary, Stockton
to Powell
Washington Square, Stockton to Pow-
ell, Filbert to Union
PASTE-MACARONI.
California Italian Paste
Co, C R Splivalo & Co proprietors,
415 Battery
Liguria Paste Manufactory, L Valente
propr, 214 and 216 Broadway
PATENT AGENCIES
Dewey & Co (A T Dewey, W B Ewer
and George H Strong) 252 Market
Edwards VV T & Co (W T Edwards and
C H Warren) 1523 Mission
Inventors' Institute of Cal-
ifornia, Alphonso B Smith gen-
eral manager, 105 Stockton
Osborn E E, 224 Montgomery
Pacific Patent Agency, John
Dixon manager, St Ann's Building,
6 Eddy
Pardy George, 402 Montgomery
Redstone John H, 1509 Market
Sanborn Clarence, 6 Eddy
Smith A B, Inventors' Institute,
105 Stockton
Smith C W M, 224 Sansome
PATENT MEDICINES.
Brownlee F C & Co, agents
Needham's Red Clover Blossoms and
extracts, 735 Market
Burke V B, 807 Market
Fahrenkrug rienry, proprietor
Water of Life, 607 Montgomery
Fillman Samuel P (Filiman,
Williams & Orton) and proprietor
McClelland's diphtheria and fever
remedies, 19 Stevenson
FultOn John J, proprietor Ful-
ton's Radical Remedy, 132 Townsend
Goodridge Henry C, Sarsfield's Blood
Remedy, 244 Sutter
Guptill E A & Co (E A Guptill and E
W Haskell) 1165 Market
Hassmer Valentine, SE cor Powell and
Washington
Lambert Frank, Marvelous Liq-
uid, the great California rheumatic
remedy, 814 Montgomery
Needham's Red Clover
BloSSOmS, F C Brownlee & Co
agents, 735 Market
Samuels & Co (C Samuels and I Frank-
lin) 22 and 24 Battery
Shipley Prof, tape worm special-
ist, office hours 9 a m to 4 p m, 7 to 8
p m, 765 Market
Slavens J W, 121 Market (up stairs)
Moretti & Trezzini, FRESCO ARTISTS,
PIIKl.AX
Kl 1M>I\<».
SHIP PLANK and Timber, Locust TREENAILS.
John Wigmore,
133 Spear St.
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Sir Astley Cooper's Vital
Restorative, A E Mintie pro-
prietor, ] 1 Kearny
The Cliarles A Vogeler Co, St Jacob's
Oil and Red Stock Cough Cure, C F
Von Santen mgr, 710 Mission
Thompson J W & Co, 504
Front
Tibbita R H, 523 Kearny
WiltOn Frank, Indian Olio of
Oils, 5 Mint ave
FRANK WILTON,
3 3VEI3KTT -A-'^JBHSTTTJE
The Indian Olio of Oils is a
Sure Cure for the following
named Diseases.
Many can full}' and freety testify, feeling it
their duty to the afflicted, and take pleasure in
communicating' to the public the many cases of
suffering that they have known this wonderful
remedy to cure— having used it themseves and
in their families, from one to eiy;ht years past,
for the following nervous affections, viz:
INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM,
Rheumatic Gout, Sciatic Rheumatism, Chronic
Rheumatism, Rheumatic Neuralgia, Flying
Neuralgia, Lumbago, Pains in the Sides and
Back, Spinal Complaint, Ossified Muscles, Stiff
Joints, Contracted Cords, Affection of the Heart,
Throat, Kidneys, Sprains, Cuts, Burns, Bruises,
Sore and Tired Feet, Blood Poisoning, Erysipe-
las, Poison Oak, Sick Headache, Headache, Ear-
ache, Cholera Morbus, Cramp, Old S >res, Hip
Disease, Weakness of the Limbs in Children,
Weak Lungs, Asthma and Tubercular Consump-
tion especially.
PATENT SOLICITOR
Redstone John H, 1509 Market
PATTERN MAKERS
Anderfuren William J, 110 and 112 Beale
Bushman William, 316 Mission
Buswell W F, 108 Main
Coffin & Woods (Alonzo Coffin and
John F Woods) 133 and 135 Beale
Howland Rufus, 259 First
Jackson Byron, 6_'5 Sixth
Kallenlierg Theodore, 32 Fremont
Leonard C, 133 and 135 Beale
Murphy William L, 35 Main
Rice H W, 52 Bluxome
Risdon Iron and Locomo-
tive Works, SE cor Howard and
Beale
Steijier & Wallace (W H Steiger and P
J Wallace) 123 Beale
White BrOS (Wm and Henry) also
wood carvers, 52 Bluxome
Young & Thompson. 308 Mission
PAVEMENTS
California Artificial Stone
Paving Co, 404 Montgomery
Cranolithic Paving Co, vvs
Somerville manager, Thomas Penling-
ton secretary, works 81 and 83 Ninth,
office 422 Montgomery
RanSOme Ernest L, 402 Mont-
gomery
PAWNBROKERS.
(See Brokers — Pawn.)
PENCILS
Allen James C, ioo Davis
PERFUMERY
(See also Druggists.)
Courvoisier & Carnduff (F LCourvoisier
and F F Carnduff) 1208 Market
Green baum L proprietor West-
ern Perfumery Co, 26 Second
HudSOn H C (H C Hudson & Co)
also manager Pacific Perfumery Co,
10 Stevenson
Pacific Perfumery Co, io
Stevenson
Pacific Perfumery and Manufacturing
Co, 37 Sixth
Rowley Madam, 228 Stockton
Spring J H, agt Seely Perfume, Phelan
Building, 806 Market
Trost Gustav A, 616 Clay and 1516
Mason
Western Perfumery Co, l
Greenbaum proprietor, 26 Second
Wohlgemuth Arthur N, 526 Hayes
WESTERN PERFUMERY CO.
Ii. OKJBENBAU9I, Proprietor.
MANUFACTURING Perfumers and Chem-
ists. Sole Agents Glover & Nicul'cs Non-
Secret Medicines.
No. 26 Second Street,
SAN FRANCISGO.
PH. PECK, Perfumer-Chemist.
I. S. VAN WINKLE 4 CO., *
PHOTOGRAPHIC GAL
LERIES
Allen & Hay (Mrs L F Allen and MrsM
Hay) 342 Kearny
Baker & Cathcart w T Baker
photographer, \V Cathcart manager,
1073£ Market
Blair Tourograph and Dry Plate Co,
Sam C Partridge agt, 529 Commercial
413-415 Market t&t. IBO\. STEEL, All
inds Blacksmiths' Materials, HEAVY HARDWARE.
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic
Darkens <*ray or Sandy If air
aud Whiskers to Perfection.
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Bradley & Rulofson, 14 Dupont
Brown T A, 606 Kearny
Burnett & Slattery (FW Burnett andT
F Slattery)cor Valencia and Sixteenth
Butler & Dorsez (G R Butler
and F H Dorsez) 715 Market
Cobb David, 1144 Market
Craig & Mosher (A W Craig and J W
Moaher) 22 Kearny
Cramer C L, 402 Kearny
Dames & Keil (W W Dames
and Edward A Keil) 715 Market
Do we L, 6 Eddy
Duhem Victor, 1324 Polk
Edouart Alexander, 6 Turk
FaiSt ChaS C, cor Market and
Fourth
Flaglor A P, SE cor Market and Ninth
FUller A W, 1150 Market
Fuller William H, 1150 Market
Hbuseworth Thos, 12 Montgomery
Howe John Milton, 6 Eddy
JetfersWm H, 1202 Mission
JoneS & LotZ (Thomas H Jones
and Paul Lotz) 838 Market
Klain J J. 921 McAllister
Knight Geo H, 19 Sixth
Lainer Chas, 31 Third
L-inge V, 1025 Market
McMillan BrOS( chas > John and
Geo) 8 Sixth
McNicoll John, SE cor Fifteenth and
Mission
Merrill Stewart, 659 Clay
Morse George D, S26 Market
Nelson Chr A, 444^ Third
New York Photograph
Gallery. Sewell & Hucks proprie-
tors, 25 Third
Partmann Herman, 337 Hayes
Perkins A J, 1217 Polk
Rieman & Pray (Geo B Rieman and
Fred H Pray) 26 Montgomery
Runnels & Stateler (B F Runnels and J
Stateler) 957 Market
Schoen Herman, 504 Kearny
Shew Win, 523 Kearny
Strebeck W M & Co, 216i O'Farrell
Summerhays Wm, 612 Clay
Taber I W» 8 Montgomery
Triors Louis, 1025 Larkin
Vaudersweep James, 64 Third
Vaughan's Photograph Gallery (M Kar-
ras and Sadie Brown) 18 Third
Watkins C E, Watkins' new series
photographic views, 427 Montgoni-
' ery
Weitz & Dijeau (Hugo Weitz and Alex
Dijeau) 34 Third
Williams & Norton (W I Williams and
E B Norton) 914 Market
No. 8 Montgomery Street,
Opposite Palace and Grand Hotels, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
NEW STYLES
CABINET, BOUDOIR, AND PROMENADE PHOTOGRAPHS.
Our extensive VIEW DEPARTMENT contains the best collection of views of
the Yosemite, Big Trees, Geysers, Columbia River, Railroads, Mining, In-
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First Award, GOLD MEDAL, for the Best Portraits and Views, ' ' World's Fair," New Orleans,
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Instantaneous Photographs
1025 Larkin Street, corner Sutter, San Francisco.
Instantaneous Photos !
The Best in the City.
No. 1217 Polk Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
BAKER & GATRGART,
THE
PROGRESSIVE VIEW ARTISTS
1073^ Market Street, S. F., Cal.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PBISfTIXG
For Amateurs and the Trade.
PHOTOGRAPHIC
RIALS
MATE
DallJohn H, 618 and 620 Clay
FOSS Oscar. 841 Mission
Howe J M, 6 Eddy
Johnston & Co (R T and Wm Johnston)
S50 Market
Manahan H, bookkeeper with
John H Dall, 618 and 620 Clay
Partridge Sam C, 525 Commercial
PHYSICIANS
Abernethy & Co (S h Hall and
John Abernethy) 426 Kearny
Ahrams A, 1359 Post
Alliums Albert, 112 Mason
Alers August, 10 Ellis
Allen P M, 55 Second
American Sampson, 405 Kearny
Anderson J A, 806 Market
Anderson Winslow, Chronicle Building
Angell W C, 568 Folsom
Arensberg H, 513 Fourth
Arnold — , 229 Geary
ArOilStein A, 33 Kearny
Axelrood Max, 526 Kearny
Ayer Washington, 410 Kearny, rm 11
Baldwin H S, 612 Clay
Baldwin S C, S50 Market
Ballard L A, 305 Powell
Barbat J, 809 Jackson
Barkan A, 14 Dupont
Baronidis George M, 254 Ellis
Bates Walter E, 103 Geary
Baumeister B H, cor Dolores and
Twenty-ninth
Bayer Joseph, 222 Post
Bazan Ferdinand, physician
and surgeon French Hospital and
proprietor Dr Bazan's Russian and
Turkish medicated electrical baths,
415 Sutter
Bazet Louis, 714 Broadway
Beason A E, 605 Green
Beckh G C, 43 Sixth and 1024 Geary
Behr H H, 509 Kearny
Belinge F A A, 1901 Polk
Bell H R, 300 Hayes
Bennett — , 716 Pine
Bennett Thomas, 46 0'Farreii
Burnett William, 145 Fourth
Berg C, 213 Powell
Bernoulle Julius, 600 Sutter
Berthody Charles, 1005 Stockton
Bettencnurt J de S, 310 Kearny
Bird N J, 242 Montgomery
Blach ChaS, city physician and
police surgeon, 514 Kearny
Blake ChasE, 134 Geary
Blake Charles M, 112S Twenty-hrst
Blake J, 520 Sutter
Blanco Jul G, 502 Bush
Bluxome Joseph, 217 Powell
Boericke Wm, S34 Sutter
Botsford Wm, 3 Taylor
BOUShey J, SW cor Ninth and
Mission
Bowie H C, 209 Post
Boyson J Thomas, Pheian
Buildintr, 806 Market
Judson Powder Improved,
The Best for Tree and Stump Blasting.
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Agts., S. F.
\WT A t** f\~KTd Truman, I wham «& Hooker, Agents for the Cele-
W JWJTXJ JJi £j» brated Hollow Iron Axle Wagons, IS1 -137 Market St.
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Bowie R I, 209 Post
Brannan J J, 841 Market, rm 4 t
Breyfogle E S, 14 Dupont
Brigham C B, 703 Market
Bromley J! I, 410 Kearny
Brown C B Mrs, 427 Geary
Brown Robert, 846 Mission
Brown S C, 426 Twenty-fourth
Bruck Alexander, NE cor Powell and
Broadway
Bruoer W H, 217 Geary
Bryan E H, 36 Geary
Buckley Cornelius F, 715
Larkin
Buckley Vincent P, office
hours 9 to 11 A m, 1 to 3 P M, and 7 to
8 pm, 629 Kearny
Bucknall G J, cor Sutter and Dupont
BuelOW F, 1221 Mission
Burgess Oscar 0, 329 Geary
Burleigh C W (Los Angeles) S F
office 765 Market
Burrell Charles, 1322 Mission
Cachot M A, 110 Stockton
Callaghan John D, 852 Folsom
Callandreau J, 1307 Stockton
Carman W, 410 Post
Carpenter F B, 873^ Market
Castelhun E C, 544 Larkin
Castelhun F C, 509 Kearny
Chaigneau V A, 214 San Jose ave
Chase Albert, 652 Market
Chase Robert P, 121 Turk
Chesley C P, 754 Howard
Chismore George, 920 Market
Clark R B, 52S Hayes
Clarke John J , 238 Kearny
Cleveland D C, 604 Leavenworth
Clinton Charles A, 806 Market
Cohen D & S, 425 Kearny
Cohn David, 431 O'Farrell
Cole R Beverly, 218 Post
Coleman James S, 520 Valencia
College of Physicians and
Surgeons of California,
Walter J Hadden president, Chas
H Robinson secretary and treasurer,
127 Kearny
Connolly T E, 91 Ninth
Cook Archer S, 224 Post
Cook Fernando C, 106 Eddy
CorbettS J, 311 Taylor
Cowles Samuel, 2017 Mission
Currier C B, 92 U Geary
D'Ancona Arnold A, i408
Howard
Dart G, hours 10 to 11:30 A M, 3 to
4 p m, 6 to 7:30 pm, office 331 Kearny
Davidson Jos R, 224 Kearny
Davis G E, 206 Stockton
Davis G W, 327 Geary
Day John G, cor Pacific and Leaven-
worth
Deane C T, 131 Post
Delmont F, 813 Jackson
Dennis F H, 715 Clay
De Puy A A, 9S7 Harrison
De VeCChi Paolo. 700 Broadway
Devening Henry Clav, 439 Third
De Witt T Byron, NW cor Butte
and Kentucky, Potrero
Dodel X, 1315 Howard
Dodge E, 46 O'Farrell
Dodge Henry W, cor Mission and
Eleventh
Dodge H T, 127 Kearny
Donnelly Edward, 832 Howard
Dorn Gustave, 623 O'Farrell
Dorr LL, 118 Dupont
Dresel G, 119 Stockton
Dwyer J, 223 Pacific
Ehrenberg A T, 225 Dupont
Ellinwood C N, 715 Clay
Enright Charles, 659 Clay v
Famum ChaS E. demonstrator
of anatomy Cooper Medical College,
672 Mission
Faulkner H W, 906 Market
Favor Kimbal, 841 Market, rm 4
Fernandez Manuel (homeo-
pathic) 36 Geary
Ferrer Henry, 16 Geary
Ferrer John D, 16 Geary
Fifield W E, 1001 McAllister
Fisk Henry M, 806 Market
Fitzgibbon J G, 760 Mission
Fletcher C A, 14 Dupont
Flood Philip H, 6 Eddy
Floto John H, 402 Kearny
Foster N P, 1019 Folsom
Fraser E J, 112 Kearny
French H C & A C Peterson, 319 Geary
Frisbie Edw G, 2133 Bush
Gallwey John, 659 Clay
Gardner H H, 920 Market
Garwood Wm T, 223 Dupont
CateS F H, 722 Montgomery
Gere George G, 120 Post
Gerlach G, 1313 Golden Gate ave
Gerry S R, resident physician city and
countv almshouse, 645 Washington
Gibbon J F, 623 Kearny
CibbonS Henry J r, dean Cooper
Medical College, SE cor Geary and
Polk
CifFord J L, 930 Market
Cilbert Francis D, 1247 Market
Ginassi F, 726 Montgomery ave
Gore C, 8 Mason
Grant T B, 518 Noe
Gray Ira P, 838 Market
Green F P, 202 Stockton
Green Thomas, 10 Third
Grimm C H, 302 Stockton
Grindley T R, 1126 Market
Griswold W H, 617 McAllister
Griswold Wolcott N, 107 Taylor
ST. DAVID'S,
190 Rooms, 715 Howard St., nr. Third, San Francisco,
cent! per night. Daily papers on file. Hot baths free.
Single rooms 50
CABINET WOODS and VENEERS. 133 Spear. John Wigmore.
300
PHY
San Francisco.
PHY
Griswold W R, 850 Market
Gross George, 319 Kearny
Guthrie & Gordon, 7S3i Market
Guzman C C, 703 Market
Haas Julius, i* Dupont
Hadden Walter J, 127 Kearny
Haddock Allen, 719 Market
Haggin Joseph B, 235 Kearny
Hale Win F, 210 Turk
Hall Samuel H (Abernethy & Co)
426 Kearny, rms 1-4
Hammond YVm, 859 Mission
Harris F W, 759 Market
Hart Henry H, 939 Howard
Hartley John D, 150 Fourth
Hartley J W F, 034 Sutter
Hayne A P, 533 Kearny
Healey John H, 850 Market
Heekeren A Van, 236 Sutter
Heinimann J M, 802 Montgom-
ery
Heinimann Michael. 802
Montgomery
Herzstein M, 321 Sutter
He .1 ston George, 323 Sutter
Heyermann John A F, also
proprietor Bryant Street Pharmacy,
SVV cor Fourth and Bryant
Hiller Fred Jr& Co. also homeo-
pathic pharmacy, 33 Dupont
Hirschfelder Joseph O, 229 Geary
Hoag L B, 32 Sixth
Hodgdon Walter H A. 225
Geary
Hoffmann A M, 1422 Folsom
Hoffstetter B, 325 Geary
Holbrook Charles B, cor Ninth and
Market
Hopkins F V, 2524 California
Horn Jerome, SOS Twenty-fourth
Huckins J W, 32 Sixth
Hughes Jerome A, 105 Oak
Humphrey P H, 5 Market and
Fair Oaks bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Hund O H, 716 Howard
Hutchins Chauncey B, 617
Bush
Ingerson H H, 834 Sutter
Jenks George H, 321 Geary
Johnson Wm H, 804 Mission
Johnston W D, 514 Kearny
Jones William, 155 New Montgomery
Jordan L J, 211 Geary
Josselyn Benjamin F, 115 Kearny
JOSSelyn J H, 226 Sutter
Kahn S S, 14 Dupont
Kane Frank B, 46 O'Farrell and 424
Eddy
Kearney Peter A, cor First and Folsom
Keeny James W, 14 Dupont
Kenyon Curtis C, 664 Mission
Kerr Wm Watt. 425 Sutter
Kienborts Dan'l, 986 Howard
King I Manning, 637 Ellis
Kirkpatrick Chas A, 920 Market
Kunkler John E, 514 Kearny
LaBrie Godefroi, 1030 Mission
Lambert Frank, 814 Montgom-
ery
Lane Levi C, 652 Mission
LawlOr Wm M, 225 Geary
Leach W H, SW cor Turk aud Hyde
LeFevre J P, 14 Dupont
Leonard Alex T, resident physi-
cian St Mary's Hospital, cor First and
Bryant
Levingston M, 927 Geary
Lewis D O, 502 Washington
Lewitt William B, 2110 Mason
Logan M Hill, 204 Sutter
Long S F, 14 Dupont
LonigO E V, 743 Pine
Lord Franklin F, 5 Stockton
Lovelace A S, 634 Twenty-second
Lull Kichard H, 2326 California
Luppo John, 233 Montgomery ave
Lux F W, 703 Market
LyfOrd L Dexter, also embalmer,
Phelan Building, 806 Market
Macbeth Robert S, 523 Kearny
Mackintosh R,120S Mission
MacLean D, 330 Sutter
Madill D, 1U2 Stockton
Marshall B F, 905 Post
Martin W N, 33 Kearny
Martinache N J, o\ Kearny
Martineaut E D, 652 Washington
Matthews J M, 909 Twenty-
third
McAllister W F, 502 Washington
McCarthy William D, 843 Mission
McClure A T, 21 Powell
McDermott Wm P, cor Valencia and
Twenty-fourth
McDonald J T, SOS Fifth
McGovern Chas C, 806 Market
McLaughlin Moses A, NW cor Railroad
ave and Manitoba
McLaughlin W H, NW cor Twenty-
sixth and Mission
McLay George B, 2430 Mission
McLean Robert A, also dean
University of California, 603 Mer-
chant
McMahon John, 103 Geary
McMillan D, 245 Eighth
McMonagle Beverly, 703 Market
McNeil Alexander, 123 Turk
McNulty J M, 118 Dupont
McNulty P Roscoe, 101 Dupont
McNutt W F, 121 Montgomery
McPherson G E, Twenty-Fourth nr Va-
lencia
McQuesten Chas, 20 Montgomery
Meares J L, New City Hall
S. VAN WINKLE & CO,
413-415
Market St.
IroOteel, etc.
ST0LTZS WALNUT COSMETIC
Darkens Gray or Sandy Hair and Whiskers
to Perfection. Does KOT WASH OFF
PHY
San Francisco.
PHY
301
Mervy A, 434 Montgomery ave
Mervy Emil C, 434 Montgomery ave
Miller John A, 730 Valencia
Minor J F, 416 Twenty-fourth
Rflintle AE, H Kearny
Moliere J \V, 531 Sutter
Moore C W, Nucleus Building
Moore D C & Mrs E D
MOOre. 1029 Market (see page 303)
Morse J P, 126 O'Farrell
Morse P R. 123 Jackson
Mouser B T, 200 Post
Mouser S M, 200 Post
Mulligan E L, 943 Valencia
Murphy James. 659 Clay
Myers Robert C, 726| Union
Nellls C S. 765 Market
Neumann Mark, 117 Sixth
Newell Win A, 630 Howard
Nief F A, 310 Golden Gate
Nightingale John, 906 Market
Nightingale John Jr, NW cor Haight
and Buchanan
O'Dotinell C C. also coroner city
and county of San Francisco, 704
Washington cor Kearny
O'Toole M C, 6 Eddy
Ollino Giuseppe, 700 Broadway
Page William M, 410 Kearny, rm 8
Palmer George, 425 Geary
Parson Edward, 103 Montgomery
Pa Ugh W J. diseases of the Eye
and Ear specialties, ne cor
Clay and Kearny, entrance 640 Clay
Pawlicki Ladislaus, 700 Sutter
Payne J B, 112 Kearny
Peabody Wm F, 200 Ellis
Pease Giles M, 125 Turk
Pelham J E, i Fifth
Perrault J, 413 Kearny
Perrin R J, 226 Sutter
Perrone O, 639 Broadway
Perry Alfred W, 104 Stockton
Pescia Joseph, 611 Washington
Peterson A C, 319 Geary
Petin Alphonse, 125 O'Farrell
Phelan Gregory J, 503 Third
Philson C F, 117 Stockton
Pierce C W, 417 Bush
Pinching R L, 1516 California
Plummer R H, 652 Mission
Poulson P W, 36 Geary
Prosek Joseph A, S06 Market
Quinlan W James, 101 Dupont
Rappe M & Co, 1117 Pine
Rappin Gabriel F, 1608 Stockton
Rattan Frank, NW cor Butte and
Kentucky
Regensburger A E, 519 Jones
Regensburger M, specialist
skin diseases, 114 Geary
Richter C Max, 723 Sutter
Rivas I, 1256 California
Robinson Luke, 217 Geary
Roeder J A, SE cor Filbert and Mason
Rogers H D, 410 Kearny, rms 1 and 2
Rogers Lee O, 920 Market
Rogers Nathan, 703 Market
Rosenstirn Julius, 312 Stockton
Rosenthal Chas E, 315 Geary
Rosenthal Chas H, 315 Geary
Rowell Charles, 426 Kearny
Rugg Sumner P, 505 Leavenworth
Sabey L A, 1001 Folsom
Sage F Mrs, 202 Stockton
Salfleid C D, 216 Kearny
Samuels W R G, 719 Market
Sanders Duke, 18 Montgomery ave
Sawyer A F, 302 Stockton
Sawyer John J, 874 Mission
Schmitz John P, 1032 Market
Scholl A L, 873 Mission
Scott Arthur W, 1234 Stockton
Scott John, 729 Sutter
Seeley Charles M, 405 Kearny
Sharkey J M, 634 Washington
Sherman H M, 920 Market
Sherwood A T, 330 Sutter
Sichel G W, 410 Kearny, rm 13
Silva Fernando, 61S£ Filbert
Simon Jules, 3.3 Geary
Simpson Jas, 234 Post
Smith B J, 30 O'Farrell
Smith C Edgar (Los Angeles)
S F office 765 Market
Smith E D, 1065 Market
Smith J Barlow, 30 O'Farrell
Smith & Burleigh (CE Smith,
G W Burleigh and C S Nellis) 765
Market
Sobey A L, cor Eighteenth and Mission
Spinney & Co, 1 1 Kearny
Sproul JF, 127 Fifth
Stallard J H, 632 Sutter
Stambaugh S S, 640 Clay
Stanton James, 659 Clay
Stivers Charles A, 634 Washington
Stoddart A C, 405 Mason
Storrer Edward, 400 Golden Gate ave
Stout Arthur B, 729 Montgomery
Strassman Max, 26 Ellis
Stuart James H, m Turk
Stuart J M. 112 Kearny
Sturman Benj. 841 Market
Sullivan WalW H, 623 Lombard
Swan Benjamin R, 214 Sansome and
310 Stockton
Sweetland William P, 397
Hayes
Taylor W E, 215 Geary
Terrill F H, 400 Stockton
Thayer O V, 218 Post
Theile E, 517 Pine
Thomas F H, 200 Stockton
Thrailkill William Oscar,
1049^ Market
Hobbs, Wall & Co., JSSS& Crescent City,
For CreseentCity.
314 Spear St., S.F.
NICOLL THE TAILOR,
816 Market St., S- F. Mend for Samples of BTew
<«ooi1m and Self-measurement Rules— Kent Free.
302
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San Francisco.
PIA
Tibbits Stephen M, 931 Howard
Tierney Edward P, 708 Montgom-
ery
Titus J S, 37 and 39 Phelan Build-
ing
Todd D B, cor Railroad ave and
Teneriffe
Toland Charles G, 7 Montgomery ave
Tolman Ceo B, -NE cor Sansome
and Pacific
Tournem L E, 22 Geary
Trenkle Emil, 1200 California
Van DenBergh John, 519 Sixth
Van Orden LeancUr Jr, 14 Dupont
Verrinder A E, 37 Post
Vigoureux A W, 224 Sixth
Von Buelon F, 1221 Mission
Von Cardanowsky E, 6 Eddy
Wadsworth Chas C, 606 Sutter
Wagner John, 2025 Mission
Wanzer L M F, 205 Taylor
Warburton James P, St
Ann's Building, 6 Eddy
Ward James W, 335 Geary
Webb James P, 1023| Mission
Weber Arthur S, 522 Sutter
Wefelsburg Alexander B, 823 Mis-
sion
Weiss E M, 622 Filbert
Werder Max, 217 Geary
Whitney J as D, 204 Sutter
Whitwell Wm S, 425 Sutter
Wickham W J, 40H Hayes
Wi;kman William J, 619 Fell
Wigand Thomas, 318 Hayes
Wilder A M. 215 Geary
Wilhelm A, 33 Kearny
Wilhelm August, 328 Eddy
Willard Emory L, 523 Kearny
Willey J M, 949 Mission
Williams James D, 759 Market
Williams Robert E, SW cor Stockton
and Geary
Willson J D, 2306 California
Windele Edwin, 715 Larkin
WoOSter David, 746 Mission
Worth Sidney (homeopathic) 426
Sutter
Wright J W H, 850 Market
YOUng J C> Sutter bet Kearny and
Dupont
Young S A D, 1631 Church
Younaer W J, 228 Stockton
D. C. MOORE, M. D.
SANITARIUM
BATHS, ELECTRICITY, MASSACE, ETC.
1029 Market St., S. F., Cal.
WILLIAM OSCAR THRAILKILL, M. D.,
D. D. S. Diseases of Women and Chil-
dren, and the Teeth. Office, 1049 Market St.,
between 6th and 7th (Grand Pacific Building).
Office Hours: 10 to 12; 1 to 4; 7 to 8; Daity. San
Francisco, California.
"SCIENTIFIC CALIFORNIAN;" Editor and
Proprietor.
WILLIAM OSCAR THRAILKILL, M. S., M.
D., D. D. S., Editor " DENTAL JAIRUS."
PHYSICIANS —FEMALE
Alpers Matilda Mrs, also
midwife, cor Twenty-fourth and
Treat ave
Appy Harriett Mrs, 631 Sutter
Ballard Laura A Mrs, 205 Powell
Brown Charlotte B Mrs, 427 Geary
Cook Christina A Mrs, 224 Post
Davies M Mrs, 426 Kearny
Eggers Emilie, 1040 Howard
Howard Rebecca Mrs, 334 O'Farrell
Joy Mrs, 1608 Van Ness ave
Joy B Mrs, 392 Dolores
Lawson Emilie Mrs, 23 Powell
Martin M A Mrs, 342 Third
Mintern E Mrs, 609 Sutter
Puetz Elise Mrs, 205 Fourth
ReeS W H Mrs, 25 Second
Roberts H Mrs, 162U Powell
PHYSICIANS-MAG-
NETIC
Bennett E J Miss, 1049^ Market
Darrin Drs (S I and K) 113 Stockton
De Fonseca H C Mrs, 108
Stockton
Fish L W Mrs, 111 Geary
McLennan J D, 1410 Geary
Morelle H E Mrs, 1229 Mission
ReeS W H Mrs (oxygen treat-
ment) 25 Second
Thomas Frank, 118 Eddy
PHYSICIANS - SPECIAL
Abernethy & Co (John Aber-
nethy and S H Hall) 426 Kearny
Shipley Prof (tape worm) 765
Market
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Antisell T M Piano Co, t m
Antisell proprietor, 24-28 Ellis
Badger Wm C, agent Hallet,
Davis & Co's pianos, Geo Woods &
Co's parlor and vestry organs, 15
Sansome
Bowers J T, 719 Market
Conrad Andrew, 1511 Market
Itt VkLiol'c? "Explosive for very hakjl> rock and submarine blasting.
ii {J S\jS. O Hi Gelatine I Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., General Agents, San Francisco.
phy San Francisco. phy 303
MOORE'S BATHS
AND
HEALTH OFFICE
MB § Market Street, MM §
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Thermo-Electric, Steam, Medicated, Hot and Cold Water
Baths. ' Massage, Electricity, Health-Lift, etc., etc.
Hours 6 A. M. to 9 P. M.
OFFICE AND FAMILY PRACTICE:
THE M©BMAii OT®
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Visits to any part of City or Coast. Bath Cab-
inets and other appliances furnished.
The SANITARIUM will seek out the Causes of Diseases
and endeavor to remove them.
Heating and Ventilation of all Buildings a Specialty.
Books on "RATIONAL MEDICINE," " THE NATURAL CURE," "THE
TRUE HEALING ART," and new and superior Food Preparations for sale.
.A-O-EHSTTS W^HSTTIEID.
Please call or send Stamp for Pamphlets, Circulars, Tracts,
Testimonials, Terms and other particulars.
Address the Manager, D. C. MOORE, M. D.,
1029 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal.
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Curtaz Benjamin, 20 OFaneii
Dewing J & CoUa™. Madl3on
s and Amasa J Dewing) fa0 * or y^
a „d 16 Golden Gate ave, office 420
and *22 Bush
Eaton Charles 8. 735 Market
EnVUiger & Co (Charles Ensinger and
Benry Tillmann) 827 Howard
Fay Robert. 1715 Mission
Caligher J E, 907 Mission
Cram Thy sen, 132 Ninth
Hemme & Long, also dealers in
sheet music, 735 Market
Hornung C C, 917 Mission
Kohler & Chase, 137 and 139
Post
LongSH, 1643 Polk
Mauzy Byron, agt Pacific Coast Peek
& Son pianos, 107 and 109 Post
Neumann Adolph, importers
German upright pianos, S2 JNiutn
Rudolf G & Co (E C Walter) 3242 Mis-
sion
Schell G L Mrs, 18 Post
Schmitz W, 1155 Mission
Spencer F W & Co, 25 Fifth
Woodworth, Schell & Co (Geo W
Schell) 508 Geary
Fisher Packing Co (J H Fisher Sr and
J H Fisher Jr) 509 Commercial
Gleed Ambrose, 943 Folsom _
PaciflcVinegarand Pickle
Works, J L Koster manager, fac-
tory 415 Fulton, office 323 Front
San Francisco Pickle Works, Win Von
Voss pies, OJl Sansome
Shrakkart Chas & Son, 718
Bryant
West Coast Pickle and Vinegar Works,
J Krattinger propr, D R Provost
mgr, 72-78 Oregon
Wulff Peter, 107 Sacramento
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137 and 139 Post Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Vents for Decker Bros, and other first-class
Pianos. Also for Mason and Hamlin and other
first-, hiss Organs. Prices low for cash or instal-
ments. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all
kinds of Musical Instruments,
PIANO AND ORGAN
MANUFACTURERS.
Caligher J E
907 Mission
J. E. CALIGHER,
Manufacturer of
Upright Pianos
UNEXCELLED
For Durability, Finish, and Quality of Tone.
Written guarantee for five years.
907 Mission St. opp Mint.
South End Pickle Works,
JWo. 718 Bryant Street,
Between 5th and 6th , San Francisco, Cat.
CHAS. SHUAKKAET & SON.
Sour-Kraut Pickles, Ketchup, Horseradish
Mustard, W. Sauce, Vinegar, Oil, etc.
City and Country Ord ers promptly attended to
PICTURE AND LOOKING
GLASS FRAME MANU-
FACTURERS-
Aiken James C, 436 Hayes
Armstrong B A & A-J, 955 Market
Baker Augustus, 742 Mission
Baxter FU & Co (F C Baxter and Jas
W Hudelson) 432 Sutter
Burkardt Max, 5*5 and 547
Washington
Cohen Herrman, 19 Dupont
Currier Amos, 103 Stockton
Drady D, 230 Fourth
Dressier & Thiesse (Bruno Dressier and
Albert Thiesse) 731 Mission
Dubernet Bros, 915 Mission
Cump S & C, 581 Market
Hausmann Bros (Siegfried and Bern-
hard) cor Market and Sansome
Hunt PI, 1530 Polk
King Michael, 147 Ellis
Knop Charles, 423 Washington
Lewis Abe, 1215 Stockton
Lippi Brothers (Pietro and Ame-
deo) 749 Market
Lofstad Chas, 1065 Market
McDermott J & Co (J McDermott and
John D'Aroy) 1113 Market
McEachren & Rowe (B D
McEachren and Wm H Rowe) 132
Main
McGowan John, 591£ Sixth
Morris & Kennedy (Wm Morris and
John F Kennedy) 19 and 21 Post
Munter Joseph, 1047 Folsom
Perry S A & Co, 624 and 1025 Market
PICKLES-MANUFACT
URERS
Asmann Adolph, also caviar,
dairy produce, etc, 69 and 70 Califor-
nia Market
Dolder L F Mrs, also manufact-
urer German senf-gurken, 925 Wash-
ington
I. S. TOKHESSar-'INI, STEEL & HEAVY HARDWARE
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CTniT7"C U/ll HUT PflCMCTIP JOarkens Gray or San y Hair and Whiskers
JIULIlO VTALHUI UUomLI IU to Perfection. JDoes NOT WASH OFF
San Francisco — Supplemental ' .
304d
Madison B H, 271 East
Sparks William, 7 Mission
METAL ROOFERS
Cronan & Dunbar (W.n Cronan
and James Dunbar) 1213 and 1215
Market
MOULDING
Miller & Hamilton, 221 .Spear
NAUTICAL INSTRU-
MENTS.
Roach John, 429 Montgomery
NEWS DEALERS
Cornnell S G, 612 Montgomery
Goldsmith Julius R, 1000^ Market
Scott James C, 22 Third
NEWSPAPERS
Biesta Federico, editor La
Patria
Der Californische Volks
freund, Diepenbrock Bros & Doe-
ing publishers, 1150 Market
La Patria> the organ of the Ital-
ians of the Pacific Coast, Federico
Biesta editor, 620 Washington
Pacific Herald of Holi-
ness. H W Stowe agent, 607 Cali-
fornia
Pacific Veteran (The) J c Hall
proprietor, J J Lyou editor, 502
Washington
San Francisco Journal of
Commerce. E M Murphy man-
ager, 411 California
San Francisco Law Jour-
nal Stockwell & Co proprietors,
320 Sansome, rm 40
San Francisco Sunday
World. 608 Market
Weekly Sun (The) Sun Publishing
Co, 214S Mission
WOOd and Iron, S L Everett pub-
lisher an I proprietor, 606 Clay
NOTARIES PUBLIC
Ford F C, Presidio
Kingwell Joseph F, 422
Montgomery
OIL-
Union Oil Company, Oscar V Gerzabek
mgr, 313 and 315 Front
PAINTERS- CARRIAGE,
HOUSE AND SIGN
Donovan M J & J J, 1171 Market
MiliS & JoneS, 1023 Market
Wilder Charles B, 25 Steuart
MILLS * JONES,
Sign and Pictorial Painter
STREET CAR AND FENCE ADVERTISERS.
OIL CLOTH H1GHVS, Banners, Etc.
Country Orders Promptly Filled.
1023 MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
PAINTERS-FRESCO
Moretti & Trezzini, 71 and 72
St Ann's Building
Schroeder & Kilemeher,
S57 Mission
PATENT MEDICINES
Ashford Frank, proprietor Ash-
ford's electric oil, 616 Sacramento
McLean E W & Cod W Mc-
Lean and W H Cook) proprietors
Warren's London corn cure, 131
Larkin
Needham W C, manager D
Needham & Son's Red Clover Busi-
ness, post-office box 2428
rpHE LEADING AND OLD-
1 est Patent Solicitor (Es-
^ffJgjjJTJi tablished 1S62).
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t^32rjjsjTfir//«. i Attorne .v anfi Couri8elor-at"
w*V? T-r-fS/ Law.
(gf 224 Sansome Street,
*^ San Francisco.
PATENT SOLICITOR
Smith C W M, 224 Sansome
PHOTO ENGRAVERS
San Francisco Photograving Co, 659
Clay
BARNARD'S
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COLLEGE.
46 , '^ , S , S.F. Send for Circular.
dionil TUT TJMIflD «1« Market St., S. F. .Send <or Samples of New
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PHYSICIANS
Allen George L\ 26$ Kearny
Carp, nter F B, 32 O'Farrell
Cashing Clint m, 63l> Sutter
De VeCChi PaolO. 700 Broadway
Douglas W A, l'-'G O'Farrell
Eaton J M, 121 Post
Hergarten C H, m6 Mission
McCarthy Wm D, S43 Mission
Olli no Giuseppe 700 Broadway
Pring Ernest. S\V cor Tenth and Folsom
Shipley Prof, 122 Post
Shorb J C, Fourth nr Market
Tucker J C, Fourth nr Market
Von BuelOW F, 1^13 Mission
PICTURE FRAMES PICT
URES AND MIRRORS
Blum, Eppstein & Co, 126
Kearny
Perry & CO, 624 and 1025 Market
Reuter W Rohman, 406 and 408 Market
Vickery W K, 631 Market
PIPE
Brick, Tile and Terra Cot-
ta Co (The) cor Seventh and Market
PLUMBING AND GAS
FITTING
Bush & Mallett 316 Sutter
Langrehr H C & Co, 14 Com
mercial
POULTRY
Zammitt P, 513 and 515 Wash-
ington
SANTA ROSA
POULTRY AND GAME DEPOT,
513 and 515 Washington Street,
San Francisco.
Goods Delivered Free.
P. ZAMMITT, Proprietor.
JOHN SKINKER
256 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal.
AGENT FOR
Dupontfs MINING, BLASTING, COMMON,
And Celebrated Brands SPORTING
THE UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CO.
Cartridges, Brass and Paper Shot Shells, Primers,
Percussion Caps, etc
EA©I,E SAFETY FUSE.
Triple Tape, Double Tape, Single Tape, Cement Nos. 1 And 2
Waterproof, Submarine and Hemp Brands.
NOBEL'S DETONATORS OR GIANT CAPS,
DOUBLE AND TRIPLE FORCE.
POWDER COMPANIES
California Vigorit Powder
Co, J S Lambert secretary, 327 Pine
English, Wright & Lu kens
(W D English, G B Wright and Ed
Lukens) general agents California
Vigorit Powder Co, 327 Pine
Judson Powder Improved ^^nTA^ ^^MSW
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic
Darkens <» ray or Sandy Hair
and WliisUriN to Perfection.
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Quirk D J, 131 Fourth
Raphael H, 923 Howard
Rowe William H, 132 Main
Ruthrauff A T, 765 Mission
Sanborn, Vail & Co, 857 Market
Schussler Bros (Toby and Henry) 727
Market
Shaddock Thomas, 119 Sixth
Stone & Steineggt r (Mark L Stone and
Robe rt A Steiuegger) 429 Montgomery
Wuestefeld August, 108 Taylor
M. KBNG,
King's Art Gallery.
PAINTINGS AM ENGRAVINGS
147 Ellis Street, near Mason, S. F.
Frames of all kinds made to order. Old Frames
and Mirrors regilded.
PIPE-DRAIN, GAS, HY
DRAULIC, SEWER
AND WATER
Allen W R, 414 Market
Browell Jeremiah, 727 Mont-
g ornery
Clark N & Sons (Nehemiah, Geo
Dand Albert V) 22 California
Clawson L E, 1310 Market
GLADDING;McBEAN&CO
I^KR ft I3BO MARKET ST.
Hobrook, Merrill & Stet
SOn> cor Market and Beale
Huntington, Hopkins & Co, cor Bush
and Market
Jewell A M & CO, Berry bet
Third and Fourth
McDonald M, 19 Montgomery
Miier & Wiusor, NE cor Larkin and
Market
Montague W W & Co, 309-
317 Market
Prag Martin, 215 Clay
RanSOme E L, 402 Montgomery
Richards Seth, 39-43 Stevenson
San Francisco Sewer Pipe
Association, 1358 Market
Selby Smelting and Lead
Co, ^16 Montgomery
Smith Francis & Co, 130 Beale
•'--teen E T, H3 Mission
Tall On C J, '23 California, rm 16
Tay George H & Co, 614-618
Battery
Thomson & Evans, no and
1 12 Beale
Tracy Bros, w s Eighth bet Market and
Mis-ion
Williams J B, 1340 Market
Woodin & Little, 509 and 511 Market
PLANING MILLS
Beane & Parrish (Joe Beane and N Par-
rish) 30-34 Spear
Bolander L Ph, U8 Mission
Bradbury William B, 556-572 Brannan
Chace Henry B, 126 Main
Coop Jno, Fifth bet Bryant and Brannan
Fulda BrOS (H C and L R) 30-40
Spear
Hansen M & A, Berry nr Sixth
Hardenburgh Isaac, 134 Main
Harris Mathew, 566-572 Brannan
Jewell A M & Co, Berry bet
Third and Fourth
Kincaid L S & Son, 37 and 39 Main
Knorp Albert F, 120 and 122
Main
McKay P B, 512 and 514 Fifth
Meeker W A. ss Bryant nr Fifth
Miller & Hamilton (W N Miller and J
W Hamilton) 221 Spear
Stockton, A Washburn propr, Berry
bet Fourth and Fifth
Wells, Russell & Co (Asa R Wells and
Monson Russell) SW cor Mission and
Fremont
Weston Charles W, 764 Bryant
Wllkie Andrew, cor Mission and
Fremont
M. HANSEN. A. HANSEN.
M. & A. HANSEN,
PACIFIC PLANING MILL
Berry St., near 6th, San Francisco.
Mill Work of all Kinds. Scroll Sawing, Planing,
Shaping-. All kinds of House Finish made to or-
ner. Turning, Brackets and Mouldings. Also.
Sash Doors and Blinds. Telephone No. 306">.
PLASTER
Gould & Hill (W Gould and B S Hill)
19 Market
LUCaS & CO (John and William
Lucas) 215 and 217 Main
Witts William, 77 Ninth
PLASTER DECORA
TIONS
Kellett & McMurray (Samuel
Kellett and J P McMurray) 763 Market
Kemp VV E, 1043 Market
Mencarini D, 911 Mission
PLASTER MILLS
Golden Gate- Lucas & Co proprie-
tors, 215 and 217 Main
Holmes (The H T) Lime Co, 16 Market
BARNARD'S
20
BUSINESS /C
COL.L.JHU12, HO
•KSBK'S.F. Send for Circular.
Nicoll the Tailor, 816 Market St,
Sample* of SEW TmPF
(■OOlts SE\T t IlJjLi.
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San Francisco.
PLU
PLASTERERS
Bulger John, 6 Golden Gate ave
Kedian P, 608^ Nineteenth
Le»- James M, 1046 Folsom
Master Plasterers' Association, 320 Post
Rabeaux Louis, 1015 Washington
Witts Wm, 77 Ninth
655
PLATED WARE
Becht Geo J, 122 Market
Denniston E C, 653 and
Mission
Rogers William Manu-
facturing CO, A I Hall & Son
agents, 530 Market
Schulz & FiSCher, 513 Market
PLATE GLASS
Rosenbaum Fr H & Co (Fr
H liosenbauui and Geo Nelle) whole-
sale and retail window glats, mirrors,
etc, 567 Market
Wedeles I W, basement 42 O'Farrell
PLATERS-GOLD AND
SILVER.
(See alsoGold, Silver and Nickel Platers. )
Denniston E C> 655 Mission (see
page 198)
Grimm & Nolan, proprietors San
Francisco Novelty Plating Co, 21
Stevenson
SAX FRAXCISt'O
NOVELTY PLATING CO.
Silver Plated Amalgamating Plates for Saving
Gi>ld. Gold Medal awarded Gold, Silver and
Nickel PKters.
CRIMM & NOLAN,
21 Stevenson street, S. V.
PLEATING.
Baker Sarah S M rs, 430 Sutter
Hagerty John, 9 Geary
PLUMBERS AND GAS-
FITTERS.
Adams & Pritchard (L O Adams and F
L Pritchard) 505 Davis
Ahlbach Jacob, 231 Fourth
Bailey S C, 1623 Fillmore
Bailey & O'Donnell (Thomas Bailey and
Thomas O'Donnell) 532 Hayes
Barman Charles, 117 Fifth
Baumsteiger A, 1623 Post
Bennett Wm, 1015 Clay
Blackmail M J, 225 Hayes
Bohn John, 112 Seventh
Boyd Edward T, NE cor O'Farrell and
Jones
Boyle Edward, 40 Dorland bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth and cor Guer-
rero and Dolores
Braunlich Julius, 103 Ninth
Bush David, 316 Sutter
Butler J F, 4.S5 Hayes
Butterworth J B, 1S09 Polk
Butterworth John W, 1139^ Folsom
Cadman Charles K, 1214 Polk
Casey & Gysin (J J Casey and Albert
Gysin) 520 Davis
Caulfield H, 510 Bryant
Clark Thomas & .Son, 611 McAllister
Cline Wm, 2104 Fillmore
Connor John H, 528 Third
Craig J H, 256 Ellis
Craig John K, 226 Ellis
Crosthwaite M H, 2124 Fillmore
Cusick J E, 939 Mission
Daniel Wm L, 234 Post
David August, 1103 Stockton
Day Thomas & Co, 122 Sutter
Demers & Eisner (Eusebe Demers and
Philip Eisner) 30->i Fourth
Dodge Henry W, 1030 Sutter
Doherty J, 3l5 Kearny
Donnelly & Robinson (Edw
Donnelly and Thomas Robinson) 60S
Lark in
Downes Charles, 41 Second
Eccles John C, 2124 Mission
Ellis F C, 2002 Market
Enright Wm, 39 Sutter
Farrell John T, 446 Valencia
Forsyth VV C, 1077 Market
Freeman & Wrin, 326 Third
Fritz & Kean (E N Fritz and M C Kean)
1 30 Geary
Gainford Thomas, 4 Golden Gate ave
Gallagher Charles J, 208 Ninth
Gitiin John, 3015 Mission
Goger Charles, 221 Dupont
Gray John T, 230 Sutter
Griswold & Heuderson (C F Griswold
and Frank Henderson) 3240 Mission
Groffman C P, 208 Twenty-fourth
Groom & O'Brien (J P Groom and W P
O'Brien) 1013 Valencia
Guthrie Geo, 234^ Fifth
Hagenmeyer & Heinz (E T Hagenmeyer
and Conrad Heinz) 311 Montgomery
ave
Hayes Thomas, i528Poik
Healy Timothy J, 532 Bush
Hildebrand Conrad, 181 Sixteenth
Hobro W D.728 Washington
"Judson Powder m SB®!F&:sil!3&*&.S}l
. Railroads.
neral Agents, S. F.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
4541-427 Market Street, Xole Agent** for
Dedericli's Perpetual HAY l'l{l>sl.S.
PLU
San Francisco.
POT
307
Horigan & Brother, 1G12 Leavenworth
Hufschmidt Louis & Bro, 637 Clay
Ickelheimer S, 634 Geary
Irelan & Sewell (W Irelan and T Se-
well) 334£ Sutter
Johnston James, 755 Mission
Jones Wm H, 502i Ellis
Keating Thomas \V, 2205 Mission
Keegau James, 813 Stockton
Kenney Geo G, 1406 Geary
Kerner Frank, 1032 Valencia
Kerrisou Robert, 2o0(i£ Mission
Kueass Edward D, 29 Taylor
Koch Adam, cor 24th and Chattanooga
Lane W E, 505 Kearny
Lasswell M D, 765 Mission
Levy Bros (Julius and Henry) 439 Bush
Lowrie John, 225 Golden Gate ave
Luess C, 531 Fourth
Manders Joseph, 952 Mission
Manning Thomas M, 817 Battery
McCarthy Chas P, 1219 Fillmore
McCloskey James, 713 Turk
McCotmick John F, 313^ Sutter
M Iutyre Wm, 242 Sutter
McKewen P, 114 Turk
Median Charles W, 652 Sacramento
Moenning Giinther, 612 Octavia
Monaghan Thomas, 1432 California
Murphy Daniel L & Co, 126
Eddy
Murtha William, 1417 Buchanan
O'Brien Michael, 432 Geary
O'Brieu P R, 334 Pine
O'Donnell J W & Co, 711 Sutter
O'Neil John N, 80 J Twenty -fourth
O'Shea James J, 439 Valencia
Packscher Joseph A, 2107 Fillmore
P ul P D, 1331 Mission
Peterson & Stuhr (Sibbert Peterson and
Chas G Stuhr) 615 Larkin
Petterson Martin, 1404 Pacific
Platz Edward, 317£ Dupont and 1818
Devisadero
Pot.hotf William S, 1309 Mission
Qlligg J as, SW cor Fourth and
Howard
Raisch Fred, 1525 Howard
Rehn Chas, 214 Sixteenth
Reilley Chas J, 214 Montgomery ave
Reineger Chas, 1435 Bush
Ribolsi & Cavagnaro (Paul Ribolsi and
John Cavagnaro) 440 Broadway
Rive Richard, 107 Geary
Rickman William F, H34 Mission
Riley J J, 1221 Valencia
Ro<_'gia John, 440 Broadway
Ross Thomas, 316 Bush
Ruddock Andrew J, 829 Sutter
.Schafer & Grenin»er (F Schafer and G
Greuinger) 542 Fourth
Sehuppert A L, 1206 Pacific
Shepard Bros (James and William) 108
and 110 LeidesdorfF
Snook G & E, 630 Sacramento
Snook W S h Son, 554 Clay
Stine D, 443 Jessie
iStoutenbu g Isaac A, 117 Washington
Sweeney & Keiiis (G C Sweeney and
T Kerns) 623 California
Vance Robert A, 623 Geary
Waguer & Broad (George Wagner and
Edward Bro..d) 233 Montgomery ave
Ward & Markgraf (P F Ward and F
Markgraf) 1715 Market
Waters & CO(PT Waters) 922
Larken
Weekes W J J, 1528 Stockton
Wempe H, 2506 Mission and 239 Sev-
enth
Wild & Spear (F Wild and L E Spear)
14 Steuart
Williams S G & Sons (S G, Stephen G
Jr and Edward W) 325 Fourth
Williamson D, Railroad ave bet Bahama
and Corea
Williamson H, 28 Natoma
Williamson Henry, 327 Sutter
Wilson James S, 405 Hayes
Wilson William F, 25 Stockton
Wolff Marcus, 1838 Howard
Wyne Martha, 2007 Fillmore
Zimmer John, 2550Foisom
PLUMBER^MATERIALS-
Allen W R, 414 Market
BUjh David, 316 Sutter
IVicNally L, ; dso importer, 526
California
Snow Roland W, 116 Front
Tay Geo H & CO, 614-618 Battery
PNEUMATIC CLOCKS.
Wenzel Rudolph, 328 Kearny
PORK PACKERS
(See Provision Packers)
POTTERIES
California Pottery and Terra Cotta Co
(Miller & Windsor) NE cor Larkin
and Market
Clark H & Sons, 22 California
Michigan Bar Pottery (J b
Williams) 1340 Market
Mission Pottery Co (Tracy Bros & Co)
20 and 22 E ghth
Ray W S & CO (W S Ray and W
B Anderson) agents Albion Pottery,
Antioch and Newark, Cal, also stoves
and tinware, 12 and 14 Market
ST. DAVIDS, 190 Rooms,
715 Howard St., nr. Third, San Francisco. No bet-
ter or cleaner rooms in the city. Open all night
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JOHN WI«MORE,
133 Spear Street, S. F.
308
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POULTRY AND GAME
Horan, 78 and 79 Centre
47 and 48 California
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Ambrose &
Market . ,
AngiUS John P. a lso wholesale
and retail dealer in butter and eggs, 1 1
Pacific Fruit Market
Armknecht Louis, 76 and 77 Centre
Market _
Auradou A L & Co (A L Auradou) 515
Merchant .
Beaven B, 34 and 35 Mission Market
Benton C L & CO (C L Benton
and J? Austin) 135, 6b and 67 Califor-
nia Market IB -IT
Boisson & Lartigau, 15, 17
and 19 San Francisco Market
Burbank Albert E, 43 and 44 California
Market
Cardinet E H & Co, 85 California
A 1 ark fit
Cassor & King (Peter Cassor and
Martin King) 543 Merchant
Connolly Thomas, 7, 9 and 11 San
Francisco Market
Cox Charles, 81 and 82 California
Market
Dutfey & O'Brien (C E Duffey and T 1
O'Brien) 3 and 4 California Market
i Goldstone J, 28 and 29 Grand Western
Market , m ,
Goldstone P B, 11 and 12 Grand Western
Market
I Goodman David, 76, 77 and 78 Califor-
nia Market
Goss M & Co (M Goss, Joseph fepiten
and Patrick Zammitt) 422 Clay
Harris F W, 32 Grand Central
Market
Harris & Meyer (Herman Harris and
Joe Meyer) 22 Centre Market
Hixson H B & Co (H B Hixson and A
Menke) 48 and 49 Washington
Market
Kaphan CeO, 33 Grand Central
Market
Lemoine Frank, 2 and 6 San Francisco
Market
McDonnell Patrick, 10 Grand
Central Market
I McGuire John, 63 and 64 Centre
Market
Miller Bernard, 85 and 86 Centre Market
Mowry R D & Co (Richard D
Mowry ) 103 and 104 California Market
Murphy Patrick, 74 and 75 Centre
Market
Nutting Walter, 7, 8, 9 and 10, Grand
Western Market
Roberts D & Co (Dominic and Joseph
Roberts) 510 Sansome
Sui Francisco Poultry Co, 405 Kearny
Sanders Sol A, 80 and SI Centre Market
Spotorno G P,
Market
Strasser A, Bay
Market
Tiaffay Geo & Co (Geo
Pacific Fruit Market
Wehser Henry, 58 and 59 Grand
Central Market
Whinter & Thaler, cor Sutter
City Market, 1134
Tiaffay) 10
and Dupont
POWDER MANUFACT
TJRERS.
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co
(Julius Bandmann and Hans Nielsen)
agents Giant Powder Co, 210 Front i
Beaver George W, 418 California
California Powder Works,
N G Kittle president, John F JLonse
secretary, 230 California
California Vigorit Powder Co, J S Lam-
bert sec, Halleck Block, 320 San-
some
Connor J M & Co (J M Connor and S
B Laughlin) 1571 Market
Dupont's Mining, Blast
ing and Sporting Pow
der, John Skinker agent, 256 Mar-
ket
English, Wright & Lukens (W D En-
glish, G B Wright and Ed G Lukens)
gen agts California Vigorit Powder
Co, 327 Pine
Giant Powder Co, Bandmann
Nielsen & Co general agents, 210
Front, office 4 California
Granite Powder Co, A Halsey sec, 328
Montgomery
Hercules Powder Co, n g
Kittle president, John F Lohse secre-
tary, 230 California
Nobel's Ciant Caps, John
Skinker agent, 256 Market
Safety Nitro Powder Co,
H P Sonntag manager, 430 California
Skinker John, agent Dupont's
Powder, 256 Market
Tonite Powder Co, Ralph l
Shainwald secretary, 310 California
Utah POWder CO, Julius Hans
miester president, S C Buckbee sec-
retary, 430 California
Vulcan Powder Co, J Baum
president, Wm White secretary, 216
California
PRESS ASSOCIATION
Associated Press, A Richardson agt, 302
Montgomery, rm 33
I. S. VAN WINKLE & CO.,
413-415
Market St.
IRON, STEE1, ETC.
STOLTZS WALNUT COSMETIC
Darkens Gray or Sandy Hair and Whiskers
to Perfection. Doi'H NOT WASH OFF
Til
PRE
Han Francisco.
PRI
309
PRESSES-BALING, HAY
AND HOPS
Price PreSS CO- Truman, Isham
& Hooker managers, 421 Market "
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
421-427 Market
PRINTERS-BOOK AND
JOB.
Alexander Leo E, 202 Bush
Allison J C, 802 Montgomery-
Bacon & Company (Jacob Bacon and
James E Ager) 50S Clay and 509 San-
some
Baird & Henderson (James M Baird
and John Henderson) 320 Sansome
and 419 Sacramento
Bancroft A L & Co, 721 Market
Barber A, 100 Montgomery ave
Barry James H, also publisher
Weekly Star, 429 Montgomery
Bosqui Engraving and
Printing CO (The) Edward Bos-
qui manager, 523 Clay and 518 Com-
mercial
Brodie J R (J & Brodie & Co) NW
cor Sacramento and Sansome
Brodie J R & CO (J R Brodie and
Samuel Valleau) N W cor Sacramento
and Sansome
Brown L A, 215 Bush
Brown William C, 320 Sansome
Bruce Donald, 618 Sacramento
Brunt & Fisher (Walter N
Brunt and Chas W Fisher) 515 Bush
Bumm & Levy (George W Bumm and
Chas Levy) 529 Clay
C rleton S B, 150] Pine
Carlos White Printing Co (Carlos White
and D J Keefe) 320 Sansome
Chaignean, Labadie & Bretonnel (Alf
Chaigneau, Ed L Labadie, and J V
Bretonnel) 4 Sutter
Chapman & Kibbe (W M Chapman and
Ceo R Kibbe) 223 Kearny
Clack William & Co (William Clack and
E A Wallazz) 509 Hayes
Crandall & Jones (C L Crandall and J C
C Jones) 114 Dupont
Crocker H S & Co, 215 Bush
Croudace Frederick W. (320 Merchant
Cubery & CO (William M Cubery)
also dealers in address cards for all
societies, 415 Market below First
Culverwell Stephen, 1325 Ellis
Dammann J & Co (J Dammann) 535
California
Dean E B & Co (Evans B Dean, Geo
Searle and Horace A Candy) 402
Montgomery
Dempster Brothers (C R and S R) 9 Bond
Dickman, Jones & Het
trich, 532 Commercial
Dougherty P E & Co (P E Dougherty
and E P Small) 412 Commercial
Eagan John P, 429 Montgomery
Eastman Frank & Co (W" H
Eastman and M Shannon) 509 Clay
Fischer F L & CO, 518 Sacra
mento
Francis, Valentine & Co (D B Francis,
S D Valentine and E W Goggin) 517
Clay
Goldstein L & Co (L Goldstein and J
C Kernan) 324 Pine
Gordon C W, 320 Sansome
Griffith & Sons, 1035 Howard
HaganS CeO W (music) 535 Clay
Hawks N C & Co (N C Hawks) 410
Kearny
HigginS J M, also bookbinders,
525 Clay
Hinton Wm M & Co (Wm M and W M
Hinton Jr) 536 Clay
HolliS & HayS, 2222 Mission
Horn Hong & CO, also litho-
graphers, Chinese notices and circulars,
correct translations made, 731 Wash-
ington
Howard J W, 429 Montgomery
Hughes E C, 511 Sansome
Jephson Joseph O, 739 Market
Kerr D, 608 Market
Knarston John H, 529^ Washington
Lafontaine A J, 625 Merchant
Lam bom L H, 15 Julian ave bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth and Mission
and Valencia
Leary A J, 402 and 404 Sansome
Leo & Lynch (J H Leo and J H Lynch)
1150 Market
Lieb Chas, 532 Commercial
Lyon & Foster (H L Lyon and W H
Foster) 508 Sacramento
McCormick Bros (James A and Frank L)
636 Clay
Mouson B H, 506 C<nnmercial
Munk M, 805 Mission
Murdock C A & Co (0 A Mur
dock and L Crackbon) 532 Clay
Neal Geo F & Co (Geo F and R W Neal)
415 Montgomery
Nevin C W & CO, also book-
binders, 532 Commercial
Parsons Horace G, 532 Clay
Pearsall W M, 35 Sutter
Peplow & Goodwin (E A Peplow and
C H Goodwin) 521 Clay
Quane J F, 424 Clementina
Raveley S W, 518 Clay
Rosenthal' & Roesch (L Rosenthal and
Louis Roesch) 419 Sacramento
Hobbs, Wall 8 Co., Mfrs. BOXES of every Variety,
314 SHEAR
Street, ». f.
VT-I^^II 4-~U ~ rn., a l.„ «*ltt Market Street, hend for Samples anil
ri lCOll til 6 IclllOl, Rules for Self-measurement— S»ent Free.
310
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PRO
Rossi S J, 533 Green
San Francisco Printing and Advertising
Cq (H L De Forrest) 120 Sutter.
Schmidt Label and Litho-
graphic CO, 27 and 31 Main
Shaw & Cooper (D F Cooper and R C
Shaw) SOS Sacramento
Shine Daniel J, 535 Clay
Spaulding Ceorge & Co
(George Spaulding and Dwight Ger-
main) also wood engraving, litho-
graphing, etc, 414 Clay
Stanley D S & Co, 543 Clay
Sterett B F, 532 Clay
The Carlos White Printing Co (Carlos
White & D J Keefe) 320 Sansome
Thomas P J, 505 Clay
ToV-ey Wm H H, 605 Montgomery
Torras V A & Co, 414 Sacramento
Upton Bros (Vernon and Thos B) 429
Montgomery
Valleau Samuel (J R Brodie &
Co) also supervisor Twelfth Ward,
NW cor Sansome and Sacramento
Waters Ceorge, 2507 Mission
and 114 Clipper
Weinert A J, 29 Kearny
WeisS Mar key, Oriental Print-
ing House, English, French, German,
Greek, Hebrew, etc, 5'J5 Commercial
Williams, Hill & Co (Joseph Williams
and Samuel Hill) 1106 Mission
Winterburn & Co (Joseph Winterburn
and Wm Hoffschneider) 417 Clay
Women's Co-operative Printing Office
(Mrs L G Richmond & W P Rich-
mond) 420-430 Montgomery
WOOd & JackSOn (Jacob Wood
and Abe Jackson) (juvenile) 216
Turk
Woodward W A & Co (Thos
P Y\ oodward) Alta Printing House,
522 California
We invite Country Merchants to send to us for
BIDS ON JOB PRINTING
Reliable, Cheap, Durable.
HOLLIST& HAYS,
2222 Mission St. San Francisco.
SAMUEL VALLEAU. .IAS. R. BRODIE.
J. R. BRODIE & CO.
STEAM PRINTERS,
NW. cor. Sacramento & Sansome Sts.
SAX FH.WCIKCO.
Booh and Job Work, Plain and Ornamental. Low
Prices, Neatness and Dispatch, (all and Ex-
amine. T. Ii phone ■"■116.
E. C. HUGHES.
STEAM
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER
511 SANSOME ST.,
Corner Merchant,
SAN FRANCISCO .
KAAK & REMMERS,
Dealers in
FRUITS VEGETABLES
CHOICE BUTTER AND EGGS,
1051 Folsom Street,
Between 6th and 7th, San Francisco.
Orders delivered free of charge.
PROVISION PACKERS
Alaska Salmon Packing and Fur Co, Jas
Scott agt, 405 Front
Arnold B E. 1201 Valencia
Astoria Packing Co (of Astoria, Oregon)
M J Kinney agt, 22 California
Aubert Albert, 10 San Francisco Mar-
ket
Bailly Bros (Neville and Arthur) 71 Cal-
ifornia Market
Banner Packing Co, J B Dean pres,
NW cor Spear and Folsom
Bay City Packing and Provision Co,
Mark St rouse & Co proprs, 1146 Mar-
ket
Blum Leon & Co (Leon Blum and E L
Goldstein) 508 Market and i) Sutter
Boisson & Lartigau, 15, 17
and 19 San Francisco Market
Britten Michael, 427 Hayes
PRINTERS' MATERIALS
Dorety Joseph H,529 Commer-
cial
Pacific Type Foundry Co, O A Dearing
sec, 528 Sacramento
Palmer & Rey, 405" Sansome
Painter & Co, 510 Clay
Shattuck E J & Co, 520 Commercial
Sheehan W L, 516 Commercial
Tatum & Bowen, 25-31 Main
PRODUCE COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
(See also Merchants — Produce.)
BalaneSJ C, 107 and 109 Clark
(see page 273)
Haak & Remmers, iosi Fol-
som
DYNAMITE, V^SSSL.
Powder. The Only Reliable High
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co. , General Agents, S. F.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
4«l-427 Market St. Baggies, Carriages.
Dennett Jump Meats sold to the Trade.
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Brown & WellS (W H Brown
and \V F Wells) 30 and 31 California
Market
Bunker Robert F, 74 and 75 Cal-
ifornia Market
Burgen Gustave, 26 Centre Market
ChieSa AngelO, 439 Broadway
Clauss Jacob, 3 and 4 Grand Western
Market
Cutting Packing Co, 17-41 Main
Don hard John, 200 Ninth
Dodge, Sweeney & Co (H L Dodge, L H
Sweeney, J E Ruggles and F W Van
Siclen) 114 and 110 Market and 11 and
13 California
Foutana & Co (M J Fontana) proprs
Columbus Packing Co, 28 and 30 Sac-
ramento
Fuchs N, 3 Grand Central Market and
45 Arcade Market
Goodwin Charles 15 and 32
Centre Market
Hoffman & Woenne (Emii
Woeune and I L Hoffman) proprietors
Montgomery Market, 600 Market
Karluk Packing Co, J Nie-
baum president, Max Heilbronner
secretary, 310 Sansome
KatZ Fred, 94-100 California
Market
Kelly C & M, 433 Stevenson
Maessen W, 2 New Metropolitan Mar-
ket
McCullough James, agt Armour Pack-
ing Co of Kansas City, Mo, 123 Cali-
fornia
McEvoy Joe, 336 Tenth
Merry, Faull & Co (Wm L
Merry and William Faull) 125 and
127 California, factory cor Bay and
Webster
Michelssen, Brown & Co (Ed Michels-
sen, B W Brown and D Both) 201
and 203 California
Muller & Koenig (Frank Muller
and George Koenig) 15 and 16 Cali-
fornia Market
North Pacific Trading and Packing Co,
R A Wilson sec, 202 Sansome
Overland Packing Co, Oscar Jeanson
gen mgr, 912 and 914 Battery
Petaluma Packing Co, Field & Stone
agts, 126 California
Reinle L, Grand Central Market
and Grand Arcade Market
Sacramento River Packing Co, W B
Bradford mgr, 318 Front
San Francisco Packing
and Provision Co (The) F
W Rossbach proprietor, 513-521
Washington
Schammel Packing Co, D L Beck &
Sons agts, 219 Front
South San Francisco Packing and Pro-
vision Co (Chas Nonnenman, Henry
Mohr and Hanz Kroger) cor Trinidad
and Yazoo, South S F, office 210 Cal-
ifornia
The Oregon Beef Packing and Provision
Co, G B Mowry mgr, New Hayes
Valley Market, SW cor Laguna and
Grove
Wagner F C & Bro (L and F C)
2, 4, 6 and 8 Pacific Fruit Market
PROVISIONS-WHOLE
SALE
Avery D R & Co (Dean R Avery) 18
and 19 Centre Market
Bailly Bros (Arthur and Achille) 71
California Market
Biot Mary Mrs, 52 Centre Market
BrOWn & WellS (W H Brown
and W F Wells) 30 and 31 California
Market
Conant Geo B, 44 Centre Market
Feiling L & CO, a l so commission
merchants, dairy and general produce,
324 Llay
Forsaith E W & Co, 325 Front
Haggerty Andrew, 39 Centre Market
Haight Robert & Co, 226 Front
Heineman & Stern (Elias Heineman
aud Moses Stern) 908 Larkin
Hentrich Louis, 513 and 515 Front
Kane & Heaney (Larnz Kane and John
Heaney) 1 1 aud 40 Centre Market
Keefe W W, 320 Davis
Meade George W & Co (George W
Meade and Blitz W Paxton) 16 and
IS Drumm
Merry, Faull & Co, 125 and 127
California
Morlock Fred, 25 Centre Market
Norton, Risdon & Co (Frank b
Norton and Robert N Risdon) 407
Front
Salvatore Sabastione, 1436 California
Schnetzler William, 232 Fourth
Von Ronn & Hencke Bros
(Wm Von Ronn and H and Win
Hencke) 409 and 411 Clay and 408
and 410 Commercial
Walter George, 313 Fifth
Whitney C E & Co, 101 and 103
California
Witzel & Baker, 320 and 322
Battery (see page 273)
Wieland Bros (J and F) 326 and 328
Front
Moretti & Trezzini, FRESCO ARTISTS,
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Appraisers' Building, NE cor Washing-
ton and Jack3on
Bank California, X\Y cor Sansome and
California
Belden Block, 137 Montgomery
Broadway Block, Shepard Bailey propr,
NE cor Broadway and Kearny
California Pioneer Hall, Fourth nr
Market
Central Pacific Railroad Co's Building,
N'E cor Fourth and Townsend
Chronicle Building. M H DeYoung
propr, NE cor Bush and Kearny
Custom House, Battery bet Washing-
ton and Jackson
Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter
Independent Order Red Men, 320 Post
Masonic Temple, NW cor Post and
Montgomery
McCreery's, 310 Pine
Mechanics' Institute, P B
Cornwall president, 31 Post
Merchants' Exchange, s s California bet
Montgomery and Sansome
Mint U S. NW cor Mission and
Fifth
Montgomery Block, SE cor Washington
and Montgomery
Morrison's, 324 Pine
Murphy Block, cor Market and Jones
Nevada Block, 309 Montgomery
New City Hall, SE cor McAllister and
Larkin
Odd Fellows Building, SW
cor Seventh and Market
Old City Hall, Kearny bet Washington
and Merchant
PaciricStock Exchange/214 Montgomery
Phelan Block, junction O'Farrell and
Market
Pioneer, w s Fourth nr Market
Post-office, Washington bet Sansome
and Battery
Real Estate Associates' Building, 230
.Montgomery
Safe Deposit Building, 32S Montgomery
San Francisco Stock Exchange, 327 Pine
Saratoga Ball, 814 (ieiry
Sherman Building, 606 Mont-
gomery
Stevenson Building, SW cor California
and Montgomery
Sub-treaSUry, 610 Commercial
Thurlow Block, 126 Kearny
Onion Block, 202 Market
Adams E
Sansome
PUBLISHERS
(See also Booksellers.)
F, publishers' agent, 329
Babcock Jasper, agent ivison,
Blakeman, Taylor & Co, New York,
329 Sansome
Bancroft A L & Co, 721 Mar
ket
Bishop & Cucuel (D M Bishop and
Emile Cucuel) publishers ABC
Guide, 521 Clay
Briggs & Harrington (A R
Briggs and Willard B Harrington)
proprietors The Grocer and Country
Merchant, 123 California, rm 33
Carson Samuel & Co (Samuel Carson
and L Curran Clark) publishers' agts,
120 Sutter
Cavalli Ceorge F, proprietor
L'Elvezia, 14^ Montgomery ave
Collier P F, publishers' agt, 14 Dupont
Dakin Publishing Co (E A Dakin) 320
Sansome
Deming H A, agent Butterick
Publishing Co, 124 Post
Dewing J & CO (James Dewing)
420 and 422 Bush
Duncombe William S (medi-
cal) 30 Po,t
Garretson John. 629 Washington
Cprham & CO, HI Phelan Build-
ing
Cunn A F, agent Ivison, Blakeman,
Taylor & Co (New York) 329 San-
some •
Hagans Ceo W, 535 Clay
Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor
& CO (New York) A FGunn agent,
329 Sansome
Jacobs & Machof, 6U3 Geary
Jacoby Philo, propr The Hebrew, 612
Commercial
Law, King & Law (H and H e
Law and R S King) 240 Montgom-
ery
MacEwen Alex W H, agt University
Publishing Co of New York, 10(3
Leidesdorff
Marriott F & Son, 609 Merchant
McCarty L P, 706 California
McKenney L M & Co, pub
lishers Pacific Coast, State, Territo-
rial, County, and City directories,
606 Montgomery
Occidental PublishingCo,
F Person manager, 120 Sutter, rm 70
Pacific Press Publishing
Co, James W Gardner agent, office
529 Commercial
Robertson J D, publisher The
Footlight and Pacific Trade Journal,
529 Clay
Roman A Publishing Co,
Anton Roman manager, 120 Sutter
I. S. VAN WiNKLE & CO.,
418-418 Perkins HORSE «.nj MULE SHOES,
Market St. Globe-Putnam Northwestern Horse Nails
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic Ey r iff '»ruSs£ ai and Var 5£L
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Publishing CO, publishers San
Francisco city directory, 518 Clay
Sanborn Map and Publishing Co (lim-
ited) C W Morse agt, 434 California
WentWOrth J P H. publishers
Resources of California, 320 Sansome
Whitney Sumner & Co (law)
613 Clay
PUMP MACHINERY
Dow Steam Pump Works.
114 and 116 Beale
Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, 237-251 First
PUMPS
Dow Steam Pump Works,
Goss & Dow proprietors, 114 and 116
Beale
Jewell A Wl & CO (A M Jewell
and C A and G W Hooper) Berry bet
Third and Fourth
KrOgh F W & CO, 51 Beale
Steen E T, 113 and 115 Mission
TaflOn C J, 123 California, rm 16
Tay CeO H & CO, 614-618 Bat-
tery
Thomson & Evans, no and 112
Beale
Woodin & Little (Eugene Woodin and
W H Little) 500 and 511 Market
PURCHASING AGENTS
Hyman Bros. 206 Front
Mason John, 511 California and
331 Montgomery
Mohr Rudolph, 402 Front
Perham J P M, 13 Pine
San Francisco Purchasing Bureau, Mrs
E L Nevener mgr, 131 Post
QUARTZ MILL MANU
FACTURERS.
(See also Mill and Mining Supplies. )
Colden State and Miners'
Iron Works, 235-257 First
Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes,
213 Fremont
Rankin, Brayton & Co, 127
First
Redstone A E & Co, Planet
Quartz Mill, 1509 Market
The Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine WorkS, 49 Fremont
Union Iron Works. 40 1 Market
QUICKSILVER.
Langley & Michaels, n\v
cor Front and Pine
OlCOVich BrOS, 12 and 14 Front
Parrott & Co, 306 California
Redington & Co, 53i Market
RACE COURSES
Bay District, off Point Lobos ave bet
Fourth and Sixth aves
Ocean, 7 miles SVV from Kearny
RAILROAD SUPPLIES
Bedbury Divided Car Axle
CO, W W Knott president, Leo Pe-
terson secretary, Geo W Bedbury gen-
eral manager, 328 Montgomery
Carter Bros, 10 California
Combination Railroad Car
Axle CO, A J Hartford president,
John E Hamill secretary, office 329
Montgomery
Pacific Lamp and Re
flectOr Factory, Emile Boesch
proprietor, 5S3 and 585 Mission
Whitney A & Sons. Williams, Dimond
& Co agts, 202 Market and 3 Pine
Williams, Dimond & Co, 202
Market
RAILROADS
Areata and Mad River Railroad Co
(Areata, Cal) Franz Korbel pres, An-
ton K')rbel sec, S F office 727 Bryant
Bodie and Benton Railway and Commer-
cial Co, William Willis sec, 29 Ne-
vada Block
California Pacific, NE cor
Fourth and Town send
California and Nevada Railroad Co, J S
Emery pres, 120 Sutter
Central Pacific Railroad
CO, Leland Stanford president, Tim-
othy Hopkins treasurer, E H Miller
secretary, NE cor Fourth and Town-
send
Humboldt Bay and Eel River Railroad
Co, John Crockett sec, 327 Pine, rm S
Los Angeles and San Diego Railroad
Co, Chas Crocker pres, N T Smith
treas, J L Willcutt sec, cor Fourth
and Townsend
Monterey Railroad Co, Chas Crocker
pres, J L Willcutt sec, N J Smith
treas, cor Fourth and Townsend
North Pacific Coast Railroad Co, John
W Coleman pres, F B Latham sec,
327 Pine, rm 1
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40 OFARKELL STREET, SF.
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PUMPING MACHINERY.
Dow Steam Pump Works
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
COMPOUND PUMPING ENGINES
FOR WATER WORKS AND MINES.
Power Pumping Machinery.
DOW'S IMPROVED STEAM PUMPS
AND PUMPING MACHINERY
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Independent Air Pumps and Condensers for Stationary Engines or Steam Pumps.
IMPROVED COMPOUND AIR COMPRESSORS, ETC., ETC.
Correspondence Solicited. Call or Mend for Catalogues.
WORKS I 14 & I 16 BEALE STREET.
Truman, Isham £ Hooker,
421-127 Market St. Agricultural im-
plements, Wagons, Strum Engines.
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Oregon Pacific, W M Hoag gen mgr,
30-! Montgomery, rm 7
Pajaro and Santa Cruz Railroad Co,
Charles F Crocker pres, A T Smith
treas, cor Fourth and Townsend
San Francisco and North
Pacific. Thomas \Y Johnston sec-
retary, 430 Montgomery
San Francisco, Lake County and
Northern, J H Sayre see, 330 Pine
San Joaquin and Kern Val-
ley. S M Holmes secretary and treas-
urer, 318 Pine, rm 5
San Joaquin and Sierra Nevada Rail-
road Co, Edward F Stone sec, 306
Pine, rm 4
Santa Cruz and Felton Railroad Co,
James G Farr pres, foot of Market
Sonoma Valley. Peter Donahue
president, Thomas W Johnston sec-
retary, 430 Montgomery
South Pacific Coast Rail-
road CO (narrow-gauge) James G
Fair president, A E Davis treasurer,
C S Neal secretary, L Fillmore gen-
eral superintendent, office foot of
Market
Southern Pacific Co of
Kentucky. Leland Stanford pres-
ident, Charles Crocker vice-president,
Timothy Hopkins treasurer, E H
Miller Jr secretary and coutr, S T
Gage, Ariel Lathrop, W E Brown and
S F Douty directors, C F Crocker
2d vice-president, G L Lansing assist-
ant coutr, N T Smith assistant treas-
urer, A N Towne general manager, J
C Stubhs general traffic manager, NE
cor Fourth and Townsend
Southern Pacific Railroad Co (northern
division) ChasCrocker pres, N T Smith
trea*, J L Willcutt sec, NEcor Fourth
and Townsend
United States Central Railway Co, Ly-
man Bridges chief engineer, 3G and 37
Nevada Block
R AI LR0 ADS-EASTERN
AGENCIES
Atlantic and Pacific Fast Freight Line,
W A Bissell Pacific Coast freight
agt, H C Bush contracting agt, 4 New
Montgomery
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co, Peter
Harvey gen agt, C J Whelan passen-
ger agt. 222 Montgomery
Beam P C> general agent Burlington
route, 3'2 Montgomery
Chicago and Alton Railroad Co, C
Macabe agt, S New Montgomery
Chicago. Milwaukee and
St Paul Railway (the Cal-
ifornia short line) Charles E Fair-
bank traffic agent, 138 Montgomery
Chicago and North
Western J Meredith Davies gen-
• eral agent, 2 New Montgomery
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, Clin-
ton Jones gen agt, 26 Montgomery
Davies J Meredith, general
agent Chicago ami Northwestern, 2
New Montgomery
Denver and Rio Grande, Wm M Rank
gen agt, M M Stern ticket agt, 10
Montgomery
Fairbank Charles E, Pacific
Coast traffic agent Chicago, Milwau-
kee and St Paul Railway, 138 Mont-
gomery
Great Burlington Route
(general overland ticket office) P G
Beam general agent, T D McKay Pa-
cific Coast passenger agent, 32 Mont-
gomery
HitchCOCk D W, general West-
ern passenger agent Union Pacific
Railway, 1 Montgomery
Kirkland J B. agent Pennsylva-
nia Railroad and connections, 116
Montgomery
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
and New York Central and Hudson
River Railro; ds, Wm Be Dell Pacific
Coast agt, 26 Montgomery
Leavy M J. manager Overland Ex-
cursion Co, 21 New Montgomery
Logan H C. Pacific Coast freight
agent (The) Missouri Pacific Railway
Co. 605 Market
Louisville, Evansville and St Louis
Railway, B F Pritchard Pacific Coast
agt, 607 Market
McKay T D. Pacific Coast agent
Burlington Route, 32 Montgomery
Missouri Pacific Railway
CO. H B Smith Jr Pacific Coast
passenger agent, H C Logan Pacific
Coast freight agent, 605 Market
Pennsylvania Railroad
and Connections, J B Kirk-
land agent, llti Montgomery
Smith H B Jr, Pacific Coast pas-
senger agent (The) Missouri Pacific
Railway Co, 605 Market
Transcontinental Association, L G
Cannon gen agt and auditor, Phelan
Building, 806 Market
Union Pacific Railway, r> w
Hitchcock general Western passenger
agent, 1 Montgomery, under Masonic
Temple
ST. DAVID'S. 190 Rooms,
716 Howard St., nr. Third, S. F. Price per night, 50
cents, 75 cents, and $1; per week, from $2 upwards.
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J H "Woodard gen agt, 19 Mont-
gomery
RAILROADS- STREET.
Belt Cable Railway Co of
California. C G Cutter secretary,
328 Montgomery
California Street, NEcor California and
Larkin
Central Railroad Co, John F Clark
supt, 32 Turk
City Radroad Co, Wm Woodward supt,
cor Mission and Fourteenth
Clay Street Hill Railroad Co, Joseph
Britton pres, C T Campbell sec, SW
cor Leavenworth and Clay
Geary Street Railroad Co, Johnson
Reynolds supt, NE cor Geary and
Buchanan
Market Street Cable Railroad Co, H D
Morton supt, cor Fourth and Town-
send
North Beach and Mission Railroad Co,
M Skelly supt, cor Fourth and Louisa
Ocean Beach Railroad Co, H D Morton
supt, cor Fourth and Townsend
Omnibus Railroad and Cable Co, M
Martin supt, 727 Howard
Park and Ocean Railroad Co, H D Mor-
ton supt, cor Fourth and Townsend
Potrero and Bay View, H Rogers
supt, cor Fourth and Townsend
Presidio and Ferries Railroad Co, Wm
Clift pres, Union bet Leavenworth
and Hyde
Sutter Street Railroad Co,
•las McCord superintendent, SE cor
Polk and Sutter
Telegraph Hill Railroad Co, A Sutro
pres, Geo Werner supt, 40S Montgom-
ery
RANGES
De la Montanya James, 606 Battery
Duncan J M, H36 Mission
Duncan Roberts. L136 Mission
Holbrook Merrill & Stet-
son. 225-239 Market
lis John (t. s|4 Kearny
Montague W W & Co, 309-
317 Market
Hay W S& Co, 12 Market
Tay George H & Co, 614-618
I lattery
Vasooncellos J J, 524 Washington
WadhamWB, iaoy Market
Weaver l> S, 47 Third
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Adams Edson, 91 and 92 Montgomery
Block
Alameda Real Estate Associates, Jas E
Damon mgr, 436 Montgomery
Albrecht Joseph Jr, 12 Montgomery
American Railway Contract and Land
Improvement "Co (The) H Bartling
pres, 37 Nevada Block
Angell A J, 424 Montgomery
Ash ton Chas, 409 Montgomery
Atherton Faxon D, 22 Montgomery
Atkinson Nathan, 330 Pine, rm 5
Babin Landry C, 612 Commercial
Bacon Henry D, 305 Sansome
Baerr Martin, 325 Montgomery
Bailey J Murray, 302 Montgomery
Barnard I D, 215 Kearny
Beach C W & Co (Carmi W Beach) 2033
Fillmore and 10 Montgomery
Beatty Samuel G, 314 Montgomery
Boas Judah, 420 Montgomery
Bollinger & Orund'es (J C Bollinger and
John Grundies) 605 Montgomery
B -lton James R, 618 Merchant
BOVee, Toy & CO, 19 Montgom-
ery
Bowman G F, 440 California
Boyd & Davis ( Alex Bo y d an(i
Jacob Z Davis) 126 Kearny
Boyd & Nichols (W P Rhoades) 33
Kearny
Bradford Geo B, 413 Montgomery
Brandon & Co (W M Brandon and C H
Covell) 50S Montgomery
Brown Chas F, 37 Merchants' Exchange
Brown S H & Co (S H Brown) 30
Kearny
Browne Spencer C, 26 Montgomery
Brumagim J W, 34 Nevada Block
Brueh E R & Co (E R Brush) 60S Market
Buckelew & Campbell (M S Buckelew
and J B Campbell Jr) 235 Kearny
Bullock L L, 37 Montgomery Block
Bunster A, also broker, 39 Sutter,
rm, 2
Capp C S & Co (C S Capp) 428 Mont-
gomery
Camall Nathan C, 26 Mont-
gomery
Cavalli George F, i*i Mont
gomt-iy ave
Chapin George W, 306 Montgomery
Chapman Russell, 302 Montgomery
Chapman Wm S, 306 Pine, rin 6
("lark Charles K, 41 1 California
Cobb & Co (H A Cobb) 321 Montgomery
Cohoe J G & Co, 702 Market
Comerford J M, junction Valencia and
Mission
Cowper W H, 621 Sansome
CraneAlbart E, 410 Montgomery
Cummins F M, 115 Kearny
I. S. VAN WINKLE t CO., Wil
415 Perkins' HORSE and MULE SHOES,
ket St. Globe-Put»am Northwestern Horse Nails
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic
Darkens Gray or Sandy Hair and Whiskers to Per-
fection. Sold by all Druggists and Barbers.
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Damon Jas E, 436 Montgomery
Davis John B, 11 Geary
Decker H C, 850 Market
Doggett S W, 601) Sacramento
Donnelly J W & Co (J W Donnelly) 34
Kearny
Dore Maurice & Co (Maurice Dore) 410
Pine
Duane Charles P, 37 Nevada Block
Duke J M, 314 California
Eagle Real Estate Co (formerly F J
Mayhew & Co) 640 Market
Easterby A Y, 330 Pine, rms 35 and 36
Easton & Eldridge (Wendell Easton) 22
Montgomery
Edwards George, 108 Leidesdorff
Emeric Joseph. 621 Sansome
Finley & CO (Joel K Finley) also
law collections, 331 Kearny
Fish J H & Co (J H Fish and J E Far-
nuni) 528 California
Fisher Chas C, 327 Pine
Fitzgerald & Weston (Edward L Fitz-
gerald and Frank F Weston) 240
Montgomery
Flood Michael, 303 Montgomery
Foucault Victor M, 137 Montgomery
Frank Chas, 507 California
Franklin J L, 652 Market
French J M, agent Wadhams & Elliott,
206 Front
Funkenstein Edward, 320 Sansome
Fuukenstein Julius, 320 Sansome
Gale J W & Co (J W Gale and J W T
Morris) 30 Kearny
Caman & CO (T D Gaman and C
A Beesley) 5^ Kearny
Gay Charles, 523 Montgomery
Gibson C W, 120 Sutter
Gildemeester J P H, 621 Sansome, rm 6
Cilmore John H. 304 Montgom
ery
Giselman Wm, 636 Clav, rm 2
Goodman J H, 116 Leidesdorff
Grannies G W, 24 Montgomery Block
Green A V, 320 Sausome
Green J C. a l so general trading
agent, 224 Montgomery
Greenwood & Dewolf (M Greenwood
and Wm M Dewolf) 8 New Montgom-
ery
Gn>L'an Alexander B, 705 Sansome
Cuilfoyle J J, 2937 Mission
Gnnn Wm J, 410 Montgomery
Gwynn Wm J, 304 Montgomery
Haas & Sutherland (A Haas and E
Sutherland) 402 Montgomery
Harried JAM, 307 Montgomery
Harney William, 535 Market
HanisM&Co (M Harris) 652 Market
Harvey L G, 640 Market
Hawxhurst R, 402 Montgomery
Heal.y Benjamin, 531 California
Healy & Culver (Wm f Healy
and Chas G Culver) 28 Phelau Building
Heuderickson Wm, 160 Third
Heringhi Bernard, 410 Kearny, rm 5
Hill John, 402 Montgomery
Holcomb W B, 40 ( J Montgomery
Hollis & Hays, 2222 Mission
Hovenden Thomas. 39 Sutter,
rm 1
Howard W H, 523 Montgomery
Hoyt H & Son (A A Hoyt) 417 Kearny
Hull H W & COIHW Hull and
M S Gardner) 62:.' Market
Hurney J F, 6 i5 Clay
Johnson Peter, SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Bryant
Jones & Co, 413 Kearny
Kearney M Theo, 22 Montgomery
Kenny K, 22 Kearny
Kilpatrick E C, 839 Valencia
Kirk W H, 434 California
Klumpke John G, 432 Montgomery
Krause F, 147 San Bruno Road
Landry T, 513 Montgomery
Lane J J, 9 Post and 608 Market
Lapidge W F, 742 Valencia
Lawton Wm L, 344 Kearny
Levitzky D, 652 Market
Levy Abraham, 22 Sansome
Levy Jacob, 420 Montgomery
Levy M B, 432 California
Lewis J B & Son (Jobn B and
John B Jr) also insurance brokers,
436 Montgomery
Lewis Myer, 320 Sansome
Livermore Obediah, 137 Montgomery
Livingston H, 331 Montgomery
Long F H, 137 Taylor
Lovell Edward C, 413 Montgomery
LUCO Juan M, 84 Montgomery
Block
Luty F E, 330 Pine, rm 5
Luty J S, 330 Pine, rm 5
Lynch H H, 321) Sansome
Madison & Burke (Martin J and Frank
H Burke) 304 Sixteenth and 401 and
403 Montgomery
Magee Thomas, 20 Montgomery
Mansfield M, 326 Pine
Martin J P, 3u5 Sansome
MaSOn John. 511 California and
331 Montgomery
Ma-ten N K, 410 Montgomery
Matthews & Crooks (W H J
Matthews and J J Crooks) 611 Clay
McAfee Bros (C W and L C) 234 Mont-
gomery
McAlester & Jones (Wm f
McAlester and Charles A Jones) 422
Montgomery
McAran P, 526 California
McElroy Robert, 7 Phelan Block
Mclntyre Wm & Co (Wm Mclntyre) 415
Montgomery
Hobbs.Wall & Co.,
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314 Spear St., S.F.
NICOLL THE TAILOR,
816 Market St., S. F. Send for Sample* of New
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McLaughlin Joseph, 526
McLaughlin & Co (Geo Mc-
Laughlin) 526 Kearny
McKuer D C, 23^ Post
McWilliams George, 208 Montgomery
Meagher J J, 30J California, rm l l J
Menu & Devercy (J H Menu and A F
Devercy) 609 Sacramento
Mercer Robt J, 513 California
Merrell & Martin (U G Merreii
and S Martin) 36 Phelan Building
Merrill I M, 328 Montgomery, rm 4
Mervin P J & Co, 304 Montgomery
Mexican Colonization Co
Geo L Edwards agent, AlonzoF Dav-
idson clerk, 506 Battery
Middleton John & Son (Samuel P Mid-
dleton) 116 Montgomery
Milliken Isaac T, 333 Montgomery
Mdls Warren H, 307 Montgomery
Molloy PC, 138 Montgomery
Moran Thomas, 413 Montgom-
ery
Moreal H P & Co (H P Moreal) 402
Montgomery
Morgan Robt H & Co (R H Morgan)
115 Kearny
Morrell A J, 708 Montgomery
Morris James, 229 Kearny
Morrow R F, 414 California
Moxley C G, 238 Montgomery
Murphy D W & Co (D W Murphy) 608
Market
Nicoll Wm, 413 Montgomery
O'Farrell John J, 624 Sacramento
O'Kane John, 81 Nevada Block
Oakley R 0, 238 Montgomery
Oesterreicher Louis, 503 Cal-
ifornia
Oliver B P, 424 Montgomery
Pacific Coast Land Bu-
reau, 22 Montgomery
Paige Cutler, 116 Leid'esdorff
Paige Timothy, 116 Leidesdorff
Parrish Edward, 620 Washington
Parsons & Cameron (E R Parsons and
R A Cameron) 632 Market
Pearsall & Co, 11 Geary
Perrin E B, 402 Kearny
Peterson E, 314 Bush
Pforr John, 329 Montgomery
Pioneer Real Estate Agen-
cy, H W Van Der Vaart manager,
531 California
Plum be J F, 1402 Valencia
Poulson & Co (Andrew Poulson) 112
Turk
Prentis S R, 136 Kearny
Raum J M, 424 Montgomery
Reis Ferdinand, 408 California
Reis Gustav, 408 California
Reis Julius C, 408 California
Reynolds C H & Co (C H Reynolds) 333
Montgomery
Ries L, 649 Washington
Riordau T P, 9 Post and 60S Market
Robbinson James R, 1192 Haight
Ruef M, 231 Montgomery ave
Salmon J S & Co, 305 Kearny
Scholle Bros (Jacob and Wdliam) 324
Pine, rm 6
SchOttler JOS F, also business
broker, 223 Kearny
Schuller A, 408 Montgomery
SCUClder N W, 2 Chronicle Build-
ing
Sherman Richard M, 606
Montgomery
Shirley John, 5°6 Kearny
Sickels J E, 1 ) 60 Market
Sickels N D 336£ Bush
Sinton R H, 1 16 Montgomery
Skelton E W, 304 Montgomery
Sloan W R, 234 Montgomery
Smith M W, »i09 Sacramento
Spring F S, 705 Sansome
Spring I R, 7o5 Sansome
Stevens & Stouder (G A Stevens and A
C Stouder) 29 Kearny
Stewart George, 652 Market
Stockman & Johnson ( — Stockman and
S P Johnson) 432 Kearny
Strassburger Isaac, 326^ Montgomery
Straus S J, 408 California
Sutter County Land Co, George Theo-
bald Jr sec, 419 California, rm 6
Swett D, 6 Montgomery ave
The Co-operative Land
Purchase and Coloniza-
tion Association, Jas J Mar-
tin secretary, 6 Eddy
Theller S L, 3:i0 Pine, rm 5
Thomas H H & Co, room
renting agenjy, 9 Geary
Thomas & Twing(FE Thomas
and D H Twing) 14 Geary
Tilton SS, 331 Montgomery, rm 17
Toomy Henry, 328 Montgomery, rm 8
Trask James L, 6 Montgomery ave
Tripp Clinton C, 39 Merchants' Ex
Un^er & Mendheim (Adolph Unger) 21o
Montgomery
Van Alen W fc, 604 Battery
Van Dusen John, 1220 Market
Van Norden Robert T, 3is
Montgomery
Vassault F, 526 Montgomery
Vollmar James, 214 Sansome
Von Rhein O F & Co (O F Von Rhein
and Wm H Crim) 512 California
Wadham & Owens (Edward L Wadham
and Len D Owens) 504 Kearny
Walkinshaw Robert, 438 California
Ward Joseph W, 405 Front
Watson W T, 203 Battery
Wensinger F S, 624 Sacramento
Judson Powder Improved i
•'or RAILROAD and BANK Blasting.
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Agrts., S. F.
Truman. Isham & Hooker,
lai-IAl Market Street. Hay. Hide, Hop. Rug
Wool, and Orchilla ritKssKy
REA
San Francisco.
REG
319
Wentworth & Co, 339 Kearny
Wheeler & Howard (J S Wheeler and A
Howard) 417 Kearny
Whitcomb J B, 302 Montgomery, rm 14
Whitman S P, 302 Montgomery, rm 47
Whitney J T, 504 Third
Wigger Henri, 74 Nevada Block
Willey James & Co (James
Willey and G Fargeson) 33 Kearny
Wilson & Carr (Hugh B Wilson and
Frank D Carr) 18 Post
Wissen Louis C, 26 Montgomery
Wittram F, 224 Montgomery
Wolf & Shoenberg (A Wolf and Solo-
mon Shoenberg) 444 California
Woodruff Homer H, 783£ Market,
rm 3
Wright & Ringot (D Wright and J H
Ringot) 321 Montgomery
Yeaton J H, 605 Clay
Young Thomas, 39 Sutter
Zane E P, 513 Montgomery
REFLECTORS AND LAMP
SUPPLIES
Pacific Lamp and Re-
flector Factory. Emile Boesch
proprietor, 583 and 585 Mission
PACIFIC
Lamp and Reflector Factory,
EMILE BOESCH,
533 and 585 Mission St., nr. 2d,
Sttn Francisco.
Patent Locomotive, Mining, Car,
Cable Railroad, Ship,
COACH, AND STREET LAMPS.
Opal and Silver-plated Corrugated
Glass Reflectors and Sunlights, for
lighting and ventilating Churches, Halls,
Stores, etc. Diamond Burners, square
and tubular Lamps. Gold, Silver and
Bronze Medals awarded for best Lamps
and Reflectors.
Metal Spinning and Stamping.
REGALIA.
Litchfield J M & Co, «5
Montgomery
Norcross Daniel & Co (Dan
iel and H N Norcross) 6 Post
Pasquale Benoit, 650 Wash-
ington and 967 Howard
Plate & CO (Henry A Plate) 101
Powell
B. PASQUALE
(Established 1858.)
Manufacturer of Silk and Bunting Flags, Banners, Regalias,
Scarfs, Rosettes, Badges, and Paraphernalia for Lodges. Gold
and Silver Trimmings, wholesale and retail.
M0RETTI & TREZZINI, Fresco Painters
Phelan
j Building.
WALNUT, MAPLE CHERRY.
John Wismore; Office, 133 Spear St
Yards 1«»-147 Spear; «©-2S Howard.
320
REP
San Francisco.
RES
REPACKERS
Anthony E T & Co, 407 and 409 Com-
mercial
Byriug H, 621 Sansome
Johnson Chris, 409 Battery
Michelet C F, 802 Montgomery
Miller & COSgrifT(Geo L Miller
and M F Cosgriff) 417 Battery
REPORTERS-PHONO
GRAPHIC.
(See Stenographers.)
RESTAURANTS
(See also Coffee Saloons. )
Adams John, 534 Third
Albers & Schmidt (A Albers and H
Schmidt) 50, 51 and 52 California
Market
Alexander Sadie A Mrs, 238 Ellis
Allman T Mrs, 272 Brannan
Anderson Andrew, 648 Fourth
Anderson AS, 613 Davis
Antunovich F, NE cor Leidesdorff and
Sacramento and 403 East
ArCUling J A, proprietor New
United States Restaurant, 117 Davis
Ariani Santi, 894 Front
Atkinson Albert A, 137 Fifth
Aver James H, 919 Mission
Ayer Cyrus, 1723 Market
Baccala L & Sons (Louis, Emile and
Clement) 536 Washington
Bade Joseph, 654 Mission
Bakerich Samuel, 901 Stockton
Bannister & Silva (George Bannister
and M Silva) cor Fourth and Berrv
Bartel H, 132 Fourth
Bazzuro Frank, 105 Pacific
Bebau Rocco, 531 Broadway
Becker Chas, SW cor Railroad ave and
Marquesas
Bergez John, 332 and 334 Pine
Bergin P, 1067 Howard
Beruhamer Henry, 5 Sutter and 504
Market
Bernstein Abe, Bay City Market, 1140
Market
Bertz Jacob, 35 and 37 Geary
Beth A, SE cor Post and Kearny
Beyer Christian F, 388 Francisco
Bigne V, propr Nevada Restaurant, 417
Pine
Bird's Quaker Restaurant,
C L Bird proprietor, 33 Post
Bloch Wm, 223 Montgomery ave
Bocanovich Peter, 161 Steuart
Boothby Adolph F, 312 Townsend
Borde Henry, 806 Mission
Bordenave Bernard & Albert, 732
Montgomery
Bovee W R, manager U S Restau-
rant, 548 Clay
Brodrick John, 41 Pacific
Broneer Carl \Y, 136 First
Buchanan James, 216 Ninth
Bucklin E P, 527 and 529 Sacramento
Bush Louis, 1629 Market
Bywaters William, 310 Townsend
Cabinet, G W Spencer & O D Ayer»
1007 Market
Cammet J, bet Market and McAllister
Cam pi'S, Sartori & Fantina, 33, 35
and35i O'Farrell
Canioui Pascal, 612 Broadway
Carciola G, 217 Sixth
Cardall WF, 113 Seventh
CaseG H, 410 Hayes
CaSSen H C, 619 Sacramento
Cernogorcevich C, 15 Vallejo
Chapey Celestin, 824 Montgomery
Chase Fred, 726| Howard
Chatain Wi3er, 509 Pine
Christ & Frahm, 522 California
Christenseu Christian, 127 Berry
Clarke Charles, 517 Montgomery
Condari Theodore G, 816 Front
Condon Edward F, 726i How-
ard
Conrades Fred, 612 Market
Cook E, 1601 Geary
Cousins Arthur H, 420 Folsom
Coward Thomas, 228 Fourth
Cranz Louis, 444-448 Spear
Cressaglia Martin, IS Third
Crogan Lizzie Miss, 104 Second
Crowley C, 126i Se%'enth
Cuello Joseph J, 154 and 156 Second
Cuenin I & Co, 531 Clay
Cumings S Miss, 324 Pacific
Damon J J, cor Haight and Stanyan
DavidSOn M. 1032 Howard
Davis Dan S, 201 Sutter
DeBus H F, 38 E-ldy
De Forest & Backus (Ida E De Forest
aud Katie Backus) 20S Drumm
Delmonico, W H & A B Hullings
proprs, 621 Commercial
Deutsch Michael, 322 and 324 Bush
Dievoich Nicholas, 2011 Polk
Dixon Mrs, 2645 Mission
Doerfler H, 513 Valencia
Drobaz Mattio, 503 East
Dugan & Freitas (J E Dugan
and J T Freitas) proprietors New-
York State Oyster and Chop House,
31 Second
Earle F A Mrs, NW cor Fulton and
First ave
Eklund John P, oyster house,
Centre Market, cor Sutter and Du-
pont
IP VAX tVI.Mi.Iir: A CO.
, 0. 418-415 Market St.
IRON, STEEL & HEAVY HARDWARE
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
4*1-4*7 Marki't St. Buggies, Carriages.
Dennett Jump Meats sold to the Trade.
San Francisco — Supplemental.
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JOHN SPARGO,
(Successor to JAMES H. MITCHELL) Manufacturer of all sizes
ltehdTs Patent Ban
FOR FAMILY, HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
No. 1650 Mission Street, San Francisco. I 1 ?
Range Repairs attended to promptly, day or night. W
PRINTERS
Alta Printing House, 522 Cal-
ifornia
Barnard J Howard, 7 Mont-
gomery ave
Brunt & Fisher (Walter N Brunt
and Charles VV Fisher) 518 Clay
Dempster Bros, 9 Bond and
Mission bet Twelfth arid Thirteenth
Duncombe & Co, 211 Post
Thomas P J, 505 Clay SW cor
Sansome
PUBLISHERS-
Barnard J Howard, 7 Mont
gomery ave
Carleton S B, 1501 Pine
Dewey & CO, 252 Market
Duncombe & Co. 211 Post
Harrington W D S, manager
Pacific Catholic Publishing Co, 223
Kearny
Pacific Catholic Publish
ingCO, W D S Harrington man-
ager, 223 Kearny
Post Publishing Co, 5oo
Montgomery
Thomas P J, 505 Clay SW cor
Sansome
RAILROADS
Pond James C, Pacific Coast
tourist agent N P R R, 263 North
Main, Los Angeles
Atlantic and Pacific R R Co, W A Bis-
sell gen agi, 112 and 114 Phelan
Building
RATS MUST GO
Cammet J. manufacturer Tannan
rat paste, rat, squirrel and mice ex-
terminator, 234 i Fifth
RANGES
Delger E F, U51 Broadway, Oak-
land
REAL ESTATE
Borowsky M & Co (H Borow-
sky and C R Johnson) 409 Geary
Bovee, Toy & CO, 19 Montgom-
ery
Caman & CO (T D Gaman and
C A Beesley) 339 Kearny
Green & Shores A V Green and L
Shores) 20 M' ntgomery
Haigh & Tinaon (S Haigh and G E Tin-
son) 131 Montgomery
Kahn & Jones (M Kahn and M
Jones) farming lands and city prop-
erty of every description bought and
sold, 1016 Market
Lawson H N, 12% Dupont
Laymance & Holcomb, full
charge taken of all kinds of property,
29 Kearny
SVSadisOn & Surke, 401 Mont-
gomery
Middleton John & Son, no
Montgomery
Murphy D W & Son, 60S
Market, rms 5 and 6
Neustadt W & Co (W Neustadt
and W C Allen) 411 Kearny
Newman H, 224 Kearny
PoulSOn A, 1001 Market
Salmon J S * CO, 826 Market
Seibert & Wood, 826 Market
Sproul & Twing, 14 Geary
Stevens & Cray, rms 29 and 31
Phelan Block, 806 Market
Stoude-& Shattuck, 238 Montgomery
Sutherland Edwin, 402 Montgomery
Thai Frederick M, 509 Mont-
gomery, rm 4
Tighe Bros, 873^ Market
Wentworth & Co, 417 Kearny
ST. OHIO'S,
Qfl RnniTIC 715Howardst - nr: Third, San Francisco. No dark
uw nUUnidr r.oras. No guest uses linen once used by another
ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VIT/E, BOXWOOD.
JOHX WKiMORE,
133 Spear Street, S. F.
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From 8100 to $50,000 to suit Buyers. Pur-
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SOLD PROMPTLY FOR CASH
BY
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iooi Market Street, San Francisco.
Ten Years Established.
RE PACKERS
Miller & CoSgr iff 417 Battery
RESTAURANTS
Priet P & CO, H5 and 117 Dupont
Volz A & Bro ( A aQd J ) cor
Twenty-eighth and fourth
ROPE MFRS
Thompson J M, 253 Market
SADDLERY AND HAR
NESSMAKING-
Hart & Brandenstein (H J
Hart and A J Brandenstein) 417
and 419 Market
Main & Winchester, 214-220
Battery
SAFES.
WilShiteW B & CO, 206 Cali-
fornia
SALT
German Island Salt Works, Alfred
MacGrotty & Co proprs, 206 Sacra-
mento
MacGrotty & Co, 206 Sacramento
Union Pacific Salt Co, a w
Jee secretary, 216 Sacramento
^MLiSHIRE^CQ.
ZOBCaliformaSr;
SAN FRANC/SCO
35 Frqnr Street
PORTLAND, OR.
SEEDS AND PLANTS
Breck Samuel, 317 Washing-
ton
Established in 1859.
SAM"D-EL BEBOK
Successor to Geo, F. Silvester, Importer and
Dealer in all kinds ot
SEEDS,
Wilson's Bone Mills.Garden Toota.Rone Meal, etc.
3 7 Washington St., San Francisco, Cal.
Bet. Bat erv and Front.
SAUSAGE MANUFACT
URERS
Martial & Piedford, 610 California
SHIRT MANUFACT
URERS
California Shirt Manufact-
uring Co, ^ H Long manager,
1065 Market
Dewey J W, with California Shirt
Manufacturing Co, 1065 Market
Long F H, manager California Shirt
Manufacturing Co, 1065 Market
IP vi\ hivkm: a CO.
,0. 413-415 Market St.
IRON, STEEL I HEAVY HARDWARE
Ctnlt7'c Walnut Pnemotin **ai*fcens Gray or Sandy Hair and Whiskers to Per-
OlUIlL O TTalllUl llUblllClIU fection. Sold by all Druggists and Barbers.
RES
San Francisco.
RES
321
Elsworth, Albert Albrecht propr, 523
Commercial
Emarton & McLean (Edward Emarton
and Wm McLean) 19^ Steuart
Empire, Scott & Vanoni proprs, 146
Second
Engelhardt C, 306 Dupont
Erickson Erick, 329 East
Fa h rig Frank, junction Market,
Turk and Mason
Fay S J, 104 Seventh
Filipich Nicholas, 16 Bryant, 101 Steu-
art and 9 Mission
Hemming F R Mrs, 320 Folsom
Frank J, 551 First
Fraser J K, 19 Powell
Freliug Arthur, 520 Merchant
Freylack & Nikel, 637 California
Garbati G, 421 Washington
Garcia Frank, 718 Montgomery
Gardner H N Mrs, 519 Clay
Gardner & Smith (S M Gardner and U L
Smith) 1003 Market
Gaylord Christopher, 1819 Powell
Gecan & Burich (Andrew Gecan and
George Burich) 1210 Polk
George John, 207 Third
Giancovich John, SE cor Washington
and Davis
Gi uraih M, 305 Sixth
Giusti Joseph, 105 California Market
Gubey Frank, 228 Sutter
Coicovich George. 303 and
305 East
Coicovich & Begovich (Geo
Goicovich and R Begovich) 928 Lar-
kin
Craneist & Deweritz, 26 Geary
Grant George, 1803 Mission
Green Kate Mr*, 3010 Sixteenth
Gress K W, 20 Seventh
Grimm Henry, NE cor Sutter and
Kearny
Grossetta M, 1203 Polk
Cruen & Vogelsang, nw cor
Eddy and Powell
Guglielmetti Dora Mrs, 410 Fourth
Cunn M E M rS- proprietor New
England Kitchen, 2126 Mission
Haake Charles, 914 Market and 11 Ellis
Haase & Batchia (Herman Haase and
Antone Batchia) cor Main and
Bryant
Hansen Jacob, 24 Howard
Hansen & Nelsen (N Hansen and J
Nelsen) 429 Bush
Hanson Joseph, 7 Stockton
Harris John, 52 First
Harrison & Coit (C Harrison and C
Coit) 427 Pine
Hasselbrock William, 1420 Market
Hatheway Charles D, 322 Davis
Haub John. 257 Third
Haugard & Rudebeck (Christian Hau-
gard and Rasmus Rudebeck) 214
Dupont
Herzo Nicholas, 16 Folsom
Hildebrand John, 1938 Mission
Hoeges Jacob, 325 Bush
Hofmann & Co (M Hofmann and William
Schneider) 10 Sacramento and 204
Fourth
Holt Thomas M, 510 Market
Hotel De France (French)
Alfred Py proprietor, 016£ and 618
California
Howard Harry, 111 Sixth
H uber Henry, 417 Bush
Huff James J, 142 Eddy
Huth Balthasar, 921 Kuarny
Ironmonger William C, 618 Fourth
Jacks E, 205 Sixth
Jacobsen James. 5 Sixth
Jancovich Luco, cor Davis and Clark
Jaunet LOUiS, 654 Mission
Jensen M P, 121 Fifth
Jergonsen J R, 258 First
Johnson A F, 10 Jnckson
Johnson Alfred, SE cor Montgomery
and Pine
Johnson Henr* & Co (Henry and John
Johnson) 325 Drumm
Johnson John F, 12 Clay
Johnson M, 623 Kearny
Johnson Peter, 783 Market
Jones P A, 649 Mission
Jorgensen Emiel, 304 Dupont
Jorgensen J P & Co, 44 Fourth
Jorgensen Peter, Centre Market, cor
Sutter and Dupont
Jorgensen & Thomsen (C Jorgensen and
C Thomsen) 39^ Market
Ju^assovich A & Co, 106 Sixth
Juhl L M, 533 Broadway
Kahn S, 236 Montgomery
Kimball A, 122 Fifth
Kleiusmith Wm, 715^ Howard
Klotz Matthaus, 907 Kearny
Knopf Camille, 1119 Dupont
Kofob & Johnson (Peter Kofob and Otto
Johnson) 2645 Mission
Kopp Charles, 11 and 13 Sixth
Korneck Wm, 131 Sixth
Kroger Herman, 405 Pacific
Kruse Martin, NE cor Montgomery ^nd
Chestnut
Labine & Massat (Oliver Labine and
Charles Massat) 641 Commercial
Lacay Jean, propr Old Barnum French
Restaurant, 425 Pine
Lacoste Frank, propr Frank's Rotisserie,
419 Pine
Landgraf John, 106 First
Lang Fritz, 504 Montgomery
Lanno Peter, 730 and 732 Fourth
Lapsley C Mrs, 216 O'Farrell
Larsen J P, 709 Battery
BARNARD'S
BIIHIVKSS COLLEGE
46 O'FARRELL ST., 8. P.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS
21
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NIC DLL I Ht lAILUn, «©©dsa»d Self me»suremeMt««les-»«mt Free.
322
RES
San Francisco.
RES
Lautermilch L, 511 Montgomery
Leger James, 1504 California
Legrand Louise Mme, 730 Washington
Lewis Harry, 2204 Powell
Lewis Joseph, 46 Steuart
LigOn Leopold. proprietor
Poodle Dog Restaurant, 445 Bush
Lombardi & Bascon (C Lombardi and
B Bascon) 706 Montgomery
Long A L, 1307 Mission
Lopresti Antoui, 13 and 15 Powell
Loreutz Robert, 7 Stockton
Lovely Mark, 650 MarKet
Lucehetti & Delucchi (Frank Lucchetti
and Antonia Delucchi) 519 Davis
Luna Rom do, 1236 Dupont
Lund & Konig (N Lund and W Konig)
'227 Montgomery ave
Madsou & Peterson (Oliver Madson and
Andrew Peterson) 7 Berry
Maison Doree, Tschurr & Co
proprietors, 217 Kearny
Manning Alfred W, 428 Pine
Marchand Restaurant, P Priet &
Michel Debret proprs, 115 and 117
Dupont
Marincovich Martin, SW cor Fourth
and Berry
Marshall Joseph S, SE cor Dupont and
Sutter
Martin John, 816 Front
Masonuette & Pavitza (E Masonnette
and G Pavitza) 221 Leidesdorff
Mataranger Dennis, 310 Fourth
Matthies Herman, 2005 Mis-don
Mayer Chas, NE cor Sixteenth and
Mission
Mayers Chas, Grand Central Market
Mayes Geerge & Co (M Mayes and
August Kahman) 40, 41 and 42 Califor-
nia Market
Mayne & Walker (F J Mayne
and J S Walker) 410 Fourth
Mays M A, 3592 Mission
McDougall George, 1246 Mission
McGauley Harry W, 1601 Geary
McGivney M E Mrs, 10 steuart
McPheeM J & Co, 128 Fifth
Meagher Bros (Thomas F and Frank)
1S03 Mission
Medor August, 26 Hayes
M« Lcome Adolphm, 124 Jackson
Merkel Ernst, 335 Fifth
Meyer Win, 9 Drumm
Michieli Stephen, 29 Ninth
Mikkelsen Thomas, 28 Stockton
Mikulich J C, 323 Washington
Mdl JohnL, 407 Washington
Milloglav M P, 138 Fourth
Milloglav N P, 62s Battery
Mills H B, 515$ Fourth
Minert, D Gizeaux & A Drayeur proprs,
531 and 533 Commercial
Mint Saloon and Restaurant, George
Hager propr, 605 Commercial
Moeller E, 611 Howard
Moraghan Michael B, 68
California Market
Moran G, 232 Brannan
Morchio M Mrs, 6 Leidesdorff
Moron Benjamin, 513 Clay
Mounic J, 617 Sacramento
Mueller William, 317 Francisco
Muirhead John, 2 Hayes
Mulroony & Blunden (James Mul-
roony and Walter H Blunden) 23
Taylor
Murphy Daniel, 149 Seventh
Murphy Peter, 2610 Mission
Musladin F, 2109 Fillmore
Nelson Martin, 13 Pacific
Nevada, V Bigne propr, 417 Pine
New England Kitchen, Mrs
M E Guhii proprietress, 2126 Mission
New York Bakery and Res-
taurant, C Ankers proprietor, 626
Kearny
New York State Oyster
and Chop House, Dugan &
Freitas proprietors, 31 Second
Newman Edward, 112 Geary
Nielsen & Hansen (Lony Nielsen and
Martin Hansen) 529 Washington
Nielson Christian, 632 Vallejo and 405
Montgomery ave
Nisich A, cor Steuart and Harrison
Norager & HjUl (A Norager and
H H Hjul) 516 Pine and 426 Mont-
gomery
Norris Charles, Washington Market
Nucleus Oyster and Dining Saloon,
John G Friedrich propr, 2133$ Mission
Occidental, Pierre Klein propri-
etor, 337 Bush
Oellerich H, 104 Second
Ohnstein Oscar, 249 Fourth
Olsen John J, 41 Spear
Ontiveros Francisco, 424$ Broadway
Orognen & Loustaunau (J Orognen and
J Loustaunau) 421 Fourth
Page & Falch (Gustave L Page and
Otto Falch) NW cor Turk and Mason
Pechin Charles, also liquors,
417 Front
PeCOCk AmOS, 616 Sacramento
Perini & Ferini (G Perini and B Ferini)
207 Post
Perrier's French, Alfred Per-
rier proprietor, 12 and 14 O'Farrell
Perrin E R, H4 Sutter
Petersen Fred, 277 East
Petersen Jacob, 7 Market
Peterson A H, 281 and 283 East
Peterson C M, propr Domestic Restau-
rant, 26 First
Judson Powder Improved, Zti^Stt£l*£?!£Tf.
Truman, Isham £ Hooker,
4«l-«r Market St. .
Bennett Jump Meats »ol<i to the Trade.
iSCieM, Carriage*,
lilt- "
RES
San Francisco.
RES
323
Peterson Lewis. 531 East
Peterson & Decker (Christopher Peter-
son and M Decker) 640-046 Fourth
Peterson & Mailand (A Peterson and J
Mailand) lit Ellis
Phil's Exchange and Res
taurant. Charles Pechin proprie-
tor, 417 Front
Pignax Antonio, 29 Third
Pine C O, 1303i Stockton
P"Utacq <& Port, 434 Bush
Poodle Dog Rottisserie
Leopold Ligi>n proprietor, 445 Bush
P.>zzi P, 1352 bush
PrietP, 115 and 117 Dupnnt
Py Alfred. OI64 and 618 California
Quarz Emil, Oriental Restaurant, 105
Washington
Raddich John, 800 Third
Kadulovich & Costieh (M Eadulovich
aud N Costieh) 1215 Polk
Retgan John, 57 and 5y Third and 33£
Second
Rebut Amand, 3009 Mission
Keckuagel Charles H, 820 Battery
Rendick Nicholas, 10~2 L-rkin
Pennington Frank C, S\V cor Sixteenth
and Folsom
Reusche August, 518 California
Richards Geo H, 315 Fourth
Richards Peter, 438 Hayes
Richter Henry, 541 Second
Kickard L L Mrs, 1726 Market
Ritter Paul, Fulton nr First ave
Uobbert A F, 141 1 Polk
Roccatagliata J B, 117 Jackson
R.-ltfA H, 1615 and 1617 Buchanan
Romic & Timmerman (Herman Romic
and lienry Tinunerinan) 400 Kearny
ltobs Charles, 500 Mi»si<n
Ruelar J, 44 and 46 Second
Russell J M, 3 Harrison
Sampson Henry, 517 California
Saracen Edward, 814 Third
Sartor i & Fantina. proprietors
Campi's Restaurant, 33, 35 and ,i5^
O'Farrell
Scandinavian, G Hipburu, 28 and 30
Clay
Scatting Philip, proprietor Ter-
rapin Oyster House, 15 Stockton
Schaefer & Zinkgraf, 1047 Market
Schank E N, 20 Seventh
Schmitt L, 646 Cby
Schneider &Peguiihan (A Schneider and
Fraucois Peyuilhan) 12-16 Stockton
Schumann & Vogel (Fred Schumann
and Phil Vogel) 504 Montgomery
Scliuur John H, cor Kearny and Mont-
gomery ave
Schwerin H & Sons (H, Adolph and
Theodore) 612 Clay
Scott Martha Mrs, 2516Folsom
Scott & Vanoni (H Scott and M Va-
noni) proprs Empire Restaurant, 146
Second
Sefler T M, 433J Hayes
Shepston John A, 218 Sansome
Silva Mary Mrs, 26 Clay
Sipple Frank E, 68 First
Sloan Geo B, junction Mission, Valen-
cia and Twenty-eighth
Smeth A S, 1002 and 1004 Market
Smith Mary Mrs, 1829 Mission
Snyder Martin, 1938 Mission
Somaly & Ladagnous (John
Somaly and Justin Ladagnous) 624
California
Somer.t G Mrs, 234 Sutter
Sosso Theresa & Son (Lawrence and
Theresa) 1125 Sutter
Specula John, 1903 Fillmore
Sieffen John, cor Folsom and Steuart
Stewart Catharine Mrs, Railroad ave
bet Marquesas and Manitoba
Stewart H J, 506 Howard
Stewart James, '214 Second
Stewart W E Mrs, Railroad ave bet
Marquesas and Manitoba
Stockton Street Restau-
rant) Pme proprietor, 1303^
Stockton
Stuart Edward, 175 Sixteenth
Sturich & Pisgulich (Wm Sturich and
M Pisgulich) 1U6 Sixth
Sturiza N, 226 Battery
Suich Peter, 919 Larkin
Svetinich P, SW cor Laguna and Grove
Swan Adam, 612 Montgomery
SOT'S 6".
Montgomery Street,
DaTi3SL,S. P.
The only place 12 California for a Lar^a
Oup of Cofua or a Pot of Fine Tea, wi.h
any kind of Tie or Ca-es, for G cents, Clam
Chowder, 5 ocnts, Torkan* Beans, 6 cents,
Mutton 6ttw,&oent», Hamburg £ teak,
Ijrer and Laoon, 5 c^nts. Fansan,6 caA
Hash, 5 ocnta. Bread furnished with all
6 cent meat orders. 8'er'ai or Chops, wldi
Pot»toet,Urwid, Baiter, Coffee and Calrea,
16 cent*. Puddini or Preserves, 6 cents-
Tate William, 1130 Union
Taylor Theopilus, 31 4^ Fifth
Tettmore & Krill (Sol Tesmore and
Henry Krill) 57-62 California Mar-
ket
Tharsen & Eriksen (M Tharsen and N
Enksen) 219 Third
Thomsen & Jorgensen (C Thomsen and
C Jorgensen) 39 Market
Thorsen Louis. 210 Townsend
TonCOVlCll E, 419 Davis
Tripp & Kraser (E F Tripp and
J K Tripp) ouster and chop house, 19
Powell
Tritsch Peter, Fulton nr First ave
Tschlirr & CO. proprietors Mai-
sou Doree, 217 Kearny
Tnttle F Mrs, 1553 Market
ST. DAVID'S, 190 Rooms,
715 Il-iward St., nr. Third, dan Francisco. No dark
rooms. No guest uses linen ones used by another.
ROSEWOOD, LIGNUM-VIT/E, BOXWOOD.
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&m Francisco.
RUB
Tnttle S E, 161 Ninth
Ulman Ernest, Opera Oyster
and Chop House, 14 Eddy
Union Oyster and Chop House, A An-
agnostopulos and E Stathopolis
proprs, 332 East
United States. W R Bovee man-
ager, 548 Clay
Van Hoeter Robert, 416 Larkin
V.tlik John, 6 Sacramento
Venaglia Enrico. Bueno Gusto,
429 Broadway
Vienna Cafe, Jac Hoges, .341 Bush
Vlautin J P, 715 and 717 Davis
Volz & Derby's, a i s ° lunch
rooms, 28 Fourth
Waeehter & Simi (Jake Waechter and
Gabriel Simi) 5 Sutter
Wapple M, 1516 Buchanan
Watson John, '-'0 and 22 Geary
Westerfeld William, 1035 Market
Wheelan Bros (Samuel and William)
2232 Mission
Wiebold Henry, SE cor Haight and
Stanyan
Williams Charles C, 2197 Powell
Williams M J Mrs, 121 Davis
Williams William, NWcor Union and
Leavenworth
Wilson Dining Saloon (The) A W Wil-
son propr, 114-120 Post
Wilson Jerome C, 1508 Polk
Wittmann Julius, propr Southern Pa-
cific Restaurant, cor Summer and
Spring
Wolf Charles, also coffee saloon,
362 Third
Wood Samuel, cor Fillmore and Eddy
Wright C C, 225^ Fourth
Yarnell & Tippett (Jos Yarnell and
John Tippett) 539 Jackson
Yes Paulsen, 522 Broadway
Young & McCauley (A Young
and W McCauley) Palace Bakery and
Restaurant, S67 Market
Youngquist Agnes Miss, 3406 Sixteenth
Zeller & Rettig, 3 East
Zivanovich M, 117 Davis
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RICE MILLS
India, William M Greenwood propr, 107
Fremont
RIDING ACADEMIES
McKenna & Cole, lessons from
9am to 6 p m, telephone 3073, 737
Folsom
Weston A S, 1537 Mission
RIGGERS
Brewster William, cor Fremont and
Bryant
Davies Llewellyn & Co (Llewellyn Da-
vies) 213 Jackson
Edmonds C W T , 1 2 Union
Green William, 24 Howard
Meyers Charles, 17 Howard
Simmons & Meyers (Wm S Simmons
and Chas Meyers) 17 Howard
Smith Bros (W H and G F) 252 Spear
Smith W H, USand 120 Howard
ROLLING MILLS
Pacific Rolling Mill Co, vvm
Alvord president, Chas M Keeney sec-
retary, L B Benchley manager, P
Noble superintendent, works Potrero
Pt, ofiice 202 Market
ROOFERS
(See also Asphaltum; also Metal Roofers. )
Bruggeman Henry, 317^ Dupont
Conlin & Roberts (Jas Conlin and John
C Roberts) 728 Mission
Cronan & Dunbar, 1073 Market
Merrell I L, manufacturer soap
stone roofing, 316 Townsend and 22
California
Metal Roofers Union, 736 Howard
Perine N P & Son Roofing
Co (N" P and Geo M) Boston Mastic
roofing and proprietors Santa Cruz
Bituminous Rock Pavement Co, 28
New Montgomery
Teaa;ue William, 405 Clementina
Walton NelSOn C, 219 Mission
Whiting & Wynne (T Whiting
and E Wynne) 918 Folsom
ROPE MANUFACTUR
ERS
(See also Cordage. )
Armes & Dallam, 230 and 232
Front
San Francisco Cordage
Factory, Tubbs& Co, 611 and 613
Front
Thompson J M, 258 Market
RUBBER GOODS
Cirvin J W & CO, 24 California
Goodyear Rubber Co, R H Pease Jr and
S M Runyon agts, 577 and 579 Market
Creensfelder & Co (N B
Greensfelder) 537 Market
I <V VAN WINKIF £ Pfl 413-415 Market St IBOX, «
I. O. IHI1 llllirXLL 0C UU,, Kinds Blacksmiths' Materials, HEAVY
STEEL, A.U
HARDVARK
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic by an Sti5Ai*nd wSS
RUB
San Francisco.
SAF
325
Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufactur-
ing Co, John W Taylor mgr, 15 ami 17
Firatand Fifth bet BryantandBrannan
Lanzet Samuel, 30 Steuart
Revere Rubber Co, Alexander
Russell agent, 417 and 4H) Market
RUSSell Alexander, agent Re-
vere Rubber Co, 417 and 419 Market
White & Corde, selling agents
VVoonsocket Rubber Co, G-oodyear's
Metallic Rubber Shoe Co and Hay-
ward Rubber Co, 545 Market
Woonsocket Rubber Co, w
C White and L H Corde selling
agents, 545 Market
RUBBER STAMPS
Cohn & Abrams (Max Cohn and Henry
Abrams) 79^ Stevenson
Hanks M W, 35 Merchants' Exchange
Klinkner & Co (C A Klinkner) 320 San-
some
Oakley A D, 329 Sansome
Sheplar S H & CO(S H Sheplar)
also seals, stencils, etc, 702 Market
TrUWOrthy F M, 318 Front
SADDLES AND HAR
NESS-
(See Harness and Saddles. )
SAFE DEPOSIT
California Safe Deposit and Trust Co, J
D Fry pres, C R Thompson treas, 326
Montgomery, vault department SE cor
Montgomery and California
Red Rubber Stamps
HOLT'S P ATENT PRINTING WHEELS.
Self-Inking, Dating, Pocket and Pencil Stamps.
Also, Banking and all Commer-
cial Stamps, Seals, Stencils, etc
HOLT'S
PATENT
CHANGEABLE METAL -BODIED RUBBER TYPE.
S. H. SHEPLAR & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS,
702 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Largest Red Rubber Stamp Works on tbe Pacific Coast.
SAFES AND SCALES
Cincinnati Safe and Lock
CO, Mighell & Richards agents, cor
Market and Davis
Detroit Safes, S B Paige agent,
116 Front
Fairbanks & Hutchinson, 401 Market
Hall's Safe and Lock Co, C B Parcells
mgr, 211 and 213 California
Nauman P Z, 219 Davis
Mighell & Richards (W e
Mighell and Daniel Richards) also gen-
eral agents Cincinnati Safe and Lock
Co, NE cor Market and Davis
Paige S B, agent Detroit safes, 116
Front
Parkhurst V S W, 4 California
Waltz Charles, 13 Drumm
Wilshire W B & Co (W B Wil
shire and E Bikes) 204 and 206 Cali-
fornia
Hobbs, Wall £ Co., Mfrs. BOXES of every Variety, I
314 SPEAR
Street, S. F.
Nicoll the Tailor, 816 Market St.
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SAW
SAILMAKERS
Blakiston John S, 6 Clay
Davis Wm, 516 Davis
Doyle & O'Brien (J J Doyle and John
O'Brien) 48 Clay
Funk CC, 46 Clay
Harding, Brann & Prior (John G Hard-
ing, R C Brann and J L Prior) 56 Clay
Morgan J A & Son, 7 Clay
Reynolds Thomas, SE cor Market and
Steuart
Simpson & Fisher (John Simpson and
Andrew Fisher) 34 and 36 Steuart
Wood William C, 514 Second
SALT-
Amara Catello, 75 Oregon
American Salt Co (The) P
Marsioauo president, S Putnam sec-
retary, 217 Sacramento
American Salt Mill (The) M B Bullard
foreman, Beale Street Wharf
Barton B F & CO, proprietors
Pioneer Salt Works, '213 Sacramento
Barton John, president Union
Pa ilic Salt Co, 216 Sacramento
BlOCk E Wl, proprietor Carmen Isl-
and Salt Works, 207 Front
Carmen IslandSalt Works,
E M Block, proprietor, 207 Front,
factory pier 23 Steuart
Coye H L, pres Nevada Salt and Borax
Co, 310 Piue, rm 11
Eureka Salt Works, Newell & Bro
proprs. 221 Davis
German Island Salt Works, Alfred Mac-
Grotty & Co proprs, 204 Front
Nevada Salt and Borax Co, H C Van
Dyck sec, 310 Pine, rm 11
New Liverpool Salt M mufacturing Co,
C N Shaw sec, 123 California, rm 21
Ost**rlOh Henry, 37 Commercial
Pioneer Salt Works, b f Bar-
ton & Co proprietors, 213 Sacramento
Union Pacific Salt Co, John
Barton president, A W Jee secretary,
warehouse 34 Sacramento, office 216
Sacramento
Whitney C E & Co, 101 and 103
California
THE
AMERICAN SALT COMPANY,
Importers, Manufacturers and
Whulenale Dealers in
CARMEN ISLAND, LIVERPOOL AND BAY SALT.
Office, 217 Sacramento Street.
Factory, Beale Street Wharf,
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAUSAGES
Bill Jacoh, 10-4 Dupont
BllSCh Daniel, ; dso smoked and
pickled beef, tongues, and all kinds
of German sausages, 232 Fourth
Buttitenbach Joseph, 498 Fourth
Campbell James D Mrs, 1134 Folsom
Chiesa & Paverina, 439
Broadway
Engler Benedict, 227 Fourth
Falsing Frederick, 37 Main
Guehring Jacob, 1072 Howard
Guichet Francois, 254 Eighth
Heiniman & Stern, 908 Lirkin
Kanngiesser Julius, 1409 Stockton
Liebermann H A, 1218 Polk
Ludwig Adam, 3 Stockton
Martial Philippe, 1126 Dupont
Newman Ad >lph, 1079 Market
Schnetzler L, 21 bixth
Schwamm M & Co, 108 Sixth
Wanz & Dutchler (John D Wanz and
Geo Dutchler) 357 Tehama
Weil & Hoff (M Weil and Chas Hoff)
335 Hayes
Winter Henry, 29 Tenth
SAVINGS-BANKS
(See Banks )
SAW~FILERS
Brown William, 222 Jackson
Castle J L, 1 Howard
Conn Edward J, 641 Mission
Gibbs Reuben F, 658 Mission
Linf >rth Alfred, 31 S Jackson
Purington T C, 609 Mission
Terry W N, 108 Drumm
SAW MANUFACTURERS
Atlas Iron Works, J B Jardine
proprietor, 213 and 215 Mission
Dye Elam, 70 Bluxome
Pacific Saw Manufactur-
i n g Com pa n y , -' araes Patterson
president, N W Spaulding vice-presi-
dent, James M Davis secretary, 17
and 19 Fremont
Patterson James, president
Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co, 17 and
19 Fremont
Spaulding N W, 17 and 19 Fre-
moat
Union Saw Works, Asa Bronson mgr,
32 Fremont
SAWDUSTAND SAND
CREC FRANK, «29 Mission
St Supery Autone, 5.'>5 Howard
ALL High Explosives
ARE IMITATIONS OF GIANT POWDER.
Banduiann, Nielsen & Co., Gen. Agents, S. P.
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and Grain Carriers. Repairing
promptly attended to.
7U Bluxome St., 3. F.
N. W.SPAULDING
SAW COMPANY
St Mary's College, Brother
Betteliu prrsident, Old Mission road
St Peter's Cm vent, Alabama bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
St Vincent's, Sister Mary Vincent supt,
671 Mission
Theological Seminary, 121 Haiijht
Trinity, Rev Edward B Spaulding
principal and propr, 1534 Mission
Urban, 1017 Hyde
Ward Mary E Mrs, 1519 Sacramento
Zeitska Institute, Mme Bertha Zeitska,
922 Post
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SAWMILLS AND MACHINERY of all kinds
made to order. Send for Descriptive Catalogue.
17 and 19 Fremont Street, San Francisco.
ROBT. SHIELDS - ASIACHSEN,
Member of the University of Durham.
CLASSICAL, Mathematical and Modern Lan-
guage Master and Instructor in Drawing,
Painting, and Mechanical Civil Engineering. -
Queen Eliz.beth's Grammar S.-hool, Atheratonr
(by Roval Charter 1573) from 187Sto 1882, and at
the Leamington College, under the Presidency of
the Right Hon. Lord Leifrh, 1882 to 1883.
St. Ann' w Building.
SCHOOLS-PUBLIC
SAWMILL MACHINERY
Berry fit Place. 8 California
Stearns Manufacturing
CO, 29 and 31 Spear
Tatum fit Bowen, 25-31 Mam
The Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works. ^ cor Fre
mont and Mission
SCHOOLS-PRIVATE
(See also Colleges.
Virgil
California School of Design,
Williams director, 430 Pine
Daltou James, 914^ Valencia
Denton Academy, Mrs M T Huntting,
1728 Larkin
French and English Institute, X Mefret
director, 338 Thirteenth
Parisian Institute, 1803 California
Presentation Convent, SW cor Ellis and
Taylor
Sacred Heart College,
Brother Genebern director, SE cor
Eddy and Larkin
Shields-Aslachsen Robt,
St Ann's Building
Sisters of St Dominic, Sitter Mary Pia
Bakes sup erioress St Bonif ac *
School, 117 Golden Gate ave
Bernal Heights Primary, Cortland ave
bet Laurel ave and Moultrie
Boys' High, Sutter bet Gough and Oc-
tavia
Broadway Grammar, Broadway bet
Powell and Mason
Buena Vista Primary, York bet Solano
and Butte
Clement Grammar, Geary bet Jones and
Leavenworth
Clevelaud, Harrison bet Tenth and
Eleventh
Columbia Grammar, Columbia bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Commercial High, Powell nr Clay
Deuirun Grammar, NW cor Bush and
Taylor
Eighth Street Primary, Eighth nr Har-
rison ,
Emerson Primary, Pine bet Scott and
Devisadero
Evening, Haight Primary Building
Evening, Lincoln Grammar School
Building
Evening, South Cosmopolitan Primary
Building _
Evening, Washington Grammar Building
Fairmount Primary, Chenery nr Randall
Five Mile, Miss Kate Konklin princi-
pal, Mission Street road
Franklin Grammar, Eighth nr Harrison
Garfield Primary, Union bet Kearny
and Montgomery
Girls' High, Bush nr Hyde
Golden Gate Primary, Golden Gate ave
bet Pierce and Scott
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(irant Primary, Golden Gate ave nr
Hyde
Greenwich Street Primary, Greenwich
bet Jones and Leavenworth
Haight Primary, Miss M Jlaswell prin-
cipal, Mission nr Twenty-sixth
Hamilton Grammar,- Geary bet Pierce
and Scott
Hayes Valley Grammar, McAllister bet
Franklin and Gough
Hayes Valley Primary, Grove nrLarkin
Irving Primary, Broadway bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Jackson Street, 11(3 Jackson
Laguna Honda, Eighth ave nr R
Lincoln Grammar, Fifth nr Market
Lincoln Primary. Fifth nr Market
Lobos A venue, PtLobos ave nr Parker ave
Lombard Street Primary, Lombard bet
Baker and Broderick
Longfellow Primary, Silver bet Sec-
ond and Third
Mission Grammar, Mission bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Mission Primary, Mission bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Moulder, SE cor Page and Gough
Noe and Temple Street Primary, cor
Noe and Temple
North Cosmopolitan Grammar, Filbert
bet Taylor and Jones
Ocean House, San Miguel road nr Ocean
House road
Pacific Heights Primary, Jackson bet
Webster and Fdlmore
Point Lobos, cor Nineteenth ave and
Point Lobos ave
Potrero Primary, Minnesota bet Napa
and Sierra
Powell Street Primary, Powell bet
Washington and Jackson
Redding Primary, Pine bet Larkin and
Polk
Rincou Grammar, Silver bet Second
and Third
Sanchez Street Primary, Sanchez bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Shotwell Street Primary, Shotwell bet
Twenty second and Twenty-third
Sftutb Cosmopolitan Grammar, Eddy
bet Polk and Van Ness ave
South Cosmopolitan Primary, Bush nr
Stockton
South End, Williams nr Henry
South S F Grammar, cor Fourteenth
ave and L
Spring V alley Grammar, Broadway nr
Polk
Spring Valley Primary, Union nr
Franklin
Starr King Primary, Bryant bet Sixth
and Seventh
Tehama Primary, Tehama bet First
and Second
Turk Street Primary, Turk bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Union Primary, cor Filbert and Kearny
Valencia Grammar, Valencia bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Washington Grammar, SVV cor Wash-
ington and Mason
West End School, San Jose road nr Six
Mile House
West Mission Primary, West Mission
bet Herman and Ridley
Whittier Primary, Harrison nr Fourth
SCREENWORKS.
California Perforating Screen Co, Book
& Wagner proprs, 147 Beale
Quick J W> proprietor San Fran-
cisco Pioneer Screen Works, 221 and
223 First
San Francisco Pioneer,
J W Quick proprietor, 221 and 223
First
SCULPTORS
Flohr Fred, 22$ Seventh
Happersberger F, 51 Park ave
Wells F Marion, 757 Mission
SEAL ENGRAVER
Kuner A> 704 Montgomery (see next
page)
OF REC-
SEARCHERS
ORDS
Clement J & E B, 710 Washington
Evans William M (successor to
Barry & Evans) 415 Montgomery
Gillespie C V, 402 Montgomery
Gillespie W, 402 Montgomery
Latham William B 1623 Web-
ster
MeamS George. 425 Montgom-
ery
Rolls John S, 6 Merchants' Exchange
Rouleau F A, 328 Montgomery, rm 1
Simpson & Millar (Thomas B Simpson
and John E Millar) 522 California
Smith Benj, 229 Kearny
SEEDS AND PLANTS
Bo wen E J, 815 and 817 Sansome
Breck Samuel, 317 Washington
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QEARCHER OF RECORDS, 402 Montgomery
tO Street, Room 4. 36 years' continuous Prac-
tice in San Francisco. Titles searched in all the
Counties of this State.
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I. S. VAN WINKLE 8 CO.,
413-415 Market St. IRO\. STEEJL, All
Kinds Blacksmiths' Materials, HEAVY HARDWARE.
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ESTABLISHED
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Cox Thomas A & Co (Thomas A, Will-
iam A, and Aaron Cox) 409 Sansome
Meherin Thomas, 510 Battery
Sweeney J P & CO (J P Sweeney
and James McCloskey) 409 and 411
Davis
Trumbull R J & CO (R J Trum-
bull and C W Beebe) 419 and 421
Sansome
Vincent Sevin & Co, E Thiele propr,
607 Sansome
Wellington B F. also Improved
Egg Food for poultry, 425 Washing-
ton
R. J. TRUMBULL. CHA3. W . BEEBE.
R.J. TRUMBULL & CO.
Growers, Importers and Dealers in
Seeds, Trees, f Plants,
419 and 421 Sansome Street,
Bet. Clay and Commercial, San Francisco.
SEWER PIPE.
Clark N & Sons. 22 California
Ulawson Leonard \i & Jas B Robinson,
1310 Market and 914 Kearny
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Macdonald M, 1U Montgomery
Miller & WinBor, proprs California Pot-
tery and Terra Cotta Co, NE cor
Market and Larkin
San Francisco Sewer Pipe
Association. 1358 Market
Tracy Brothers, w s Eighth bet Market
and Mission
Williams J B. 1340 Market
Young L C, 430 Bush
SEWING MACHINES.
Bigaze Louis A & Co, 328 Montgomery
ave
Bodley E C, 20 New Montgomery
Burr C H, 007 Mission
Cohen I S, 145 Sixth
De Rose & Chester (A De Rose and Wm
Chester) 207 Fourth
Domestic Sewing Ma-
chine CO> J W Evans agent, 29
Post
Egnew W W, 034 Market
Hicks J L, 667 Mission
Hill Samuel (Estate of) manufact-
urers' agent and dealer in all standard
sewing machines, machine supplies,
etc, 034 Market
Hyrup Peter, 207 Fourth and 1023 Polk
Jonnieaux August, 420 Hayes
Marshall W A. 247 Eighth
Nagel John, 1 100 Stockton
New Home Sewing Ma-
chine CO. W W Egnew mana-
ger, 034 Market
Plambeck C C F, 1724| Market
Remington. C Shawl general
agent, 30 Second (see next page)
Royal St John, C Shawl general
agent, 30 Second
Schmidt Oscar, 516 Bush
Shawl C. K eliera l agent Remington
and Royal St John sewing machines,
30 Second (see next page)
Singer Manufacturing Co (The) J R
Mackenzie agt, 22 Post
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co,
Chester L Hovey rngr, 303 Sutter
White Sewing Machine
CO, 'OS and 110 Post
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co,
A T Eggleston rngr, 124 Post
Young William, 1936| Mission
BARNARD'S SSiiSEK 46°"5MBffi I, S.F. Send for Circular.
NICDU THE TAIL03,
816 MARKET ST., 3. F. SEND FOR SAMPLES OF NEW
«»oo<1n. and Self- Measurement Rales — FREE.
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Are the Latest Improved,
Most Complete and Perfect
Sewing Machines
IN THE WORLD.
They Run Easier, Make Less Noise, are
Simpler, and More Convenient than
any other Machine in. the Market.
C. SHAWL, General Agent
No. 30 Second Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
ALSO DEALERS IN
Needles, Oils, and. Staple Supplies
For ;ill kinds of Sewing Machines.
SHEEP WASH
Avy Eugene, 320 Sansome
Campbell W H, 402 Front
JackSOn T W & CO, 304 Cali-
fornia
Miller & Coseriff (tobacco) 417
B ttery
T. W. JACKSON & CO.,
COMMISSI ON M ERCHANTS
SHEEP WASH,
Soap Maker's Materials and Soda and purchas-
ing Agents,
304 California Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
SHIP BROKERS
(See Broken — Ship.)
SHIP CHANDLERS
Campbell Murdock, 7 Steuart
Cattermole Charles H, NW cor Davis
and Broadway
Crawford Andrew & Co (Andrew Craw-
ford) 27 Market
Curtis W P, 267 East
Foard Lorentz, 3 and 5 Steuart and 9
and 11 Market
Gallup James & Co (James Gallup) 58
Clay
Garvin James & Co (James Garvin and E
J Sweeney) 320 Washington
Hendry Chas J, 2 Market
Josselyn G M & Co, 38 and 40 Market
Lassen H C, 118 and 120 Berry
Middleton & Co (Jonathan Middleton)
521 Front
Sloan John, 305 Washington
Smith John (Estate of) 18 I lay
Whitelaw Thomas P H, 216 Spear
Wright & Bowne (H C Wright and W
S Bowne) 34 and 36 Steuart
SHIP OWNERS
Blair Samuel, 13 Market
Nessen E P, 1 Mission
Smith J J, 5 Jackson
Sparks William, 7 Mission
Tuft James, 22 California
SHIPBUILDERS AND
SHIP MATERIALS
Allen L S, 103 Steuart
Judson Powder Improved,
The Bent for Tree and Stump Blasting.
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Ajte., S. F.
TT7" A f** f\~KTQl Truman, Imham A Hooker, Agen
W AVlUll »3« hrated Hollow Iron Axle Wagon
tN for the €ele-
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Clark <fc Webster (G Clark and B F
Webster) 22 and 24 Spear
Dickie Bros (John and James) 252 Spear
Hall W G. 28 California
Mighell William E, 102 Steuart
PhelpS W S & CO (W S and A
E Phelps) 13 and 15 Drumm
Turner Matthew, 122 California
White Charles G, foot of Powell
SHIPWRIGHTS
Alexander R S & J E, 223
Drumm
Allen L S, 103 Steuart
Beaton John, 5 Spear
Boole G, 5 Spear
Burns Isador, 18 Steuart
Crockard H, 20 Mission
Christoffersen & Tway (A
Christotfersen and E Tway) 22 and 24
Bryant
Dowling John T, 21 Lafayette
Farnham & Preble (John H Farnham
and P N Preble) 6 Folsom
Kerruish Edward, 520 Battery
Langrehe H C & CO, 1* Com-
mercial
Love joy E B, 20 Steuart
Makinson A J, 3 Pacific
Middlemass & Boole, pier 19 Steuart
Mollison J C, 129 Berry
Muir Adam, 1015 Battery
Price J J S, 252 Steuart
Robinson William, 20 Steuart
Ross George, 6 Folsom
Spofford J L, 413 Main
Thomas Dawson, 46 Main
White Harrey G, 20 Steuart
Wilcutt & Rowe, 5 Merchant
W. D. LAWTON <te CO.
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Beamish Percy, SE cor Third andMarket
Black Geo W, 126 Kearny
Black Howard, 126 Kearny
California Shirt M a n u-
facturing CO, F H Long propri-
etor, 137 Taylor
Carmany J W, 25 Kearny
Cavasso H Mrs, 608 Montgomery
Condon Joseph, 528 California
Crook Edwin W, 126 Kearny
De Mill E G, 838 Market
Fenn J H, 1505 Market
Gabel H F, 624 Market
Gedge Frank J, 126 Kearny
Greenebaum, Weil & Michels, 17 and 19
San some
Halsey Geo F, 1332 Market
Hart M, 402 Kearny
Hess & Irving (Henry Hess and Samuel
Irving) 219 Montgomery
Kusel S A, Valencia Shirt Factory,
806 and 808 Valencia
LawtOn W D & CO, 608 Market
and 9 Post
Levy J, 617 Kearny
Lightbody J P, 581 Mission
Lowe S, 33 Kearny
Marsh & Kent (P B Marsh and
Thomas E Kent) 595 Mission cor
Second
McPherson & Conway, 724£ Market
Meyer Chas, 727 Broadway
Morison. Hutchinson & Co
(T S Morison, G S Hutchinson, H P
Pierce^and C D Hoyt) manufacturers
Star Shirt, 3 Sans'-me
Popper L, 431 Kearny
Popper S, 235 Kearny
Prizgint Joseph F, 604 Mission
Reeb Elias, 232 Bu»h
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QT ft 1 If I IY V 190 RoonM , 715 Howard St.. nr. Third, San Francisco. Single rooms 50
O I ■ U A I I U ■ cants p«r night. Daily papsrs on file.
Hot baths free.
CABINET WOODS and VENEERS. 133 Spear. John Wigmore.
332
SHI
San Francisco.
SHO
Reinstein William, proprietor
Boston Shirt Manufactory, 411 Kearny
RogerSOn J C. 521 Valencia
Seymour W H, 120 Sutter
Shirek & Tonner (Adolph Shirek and
K Tonner) IS and 'JO Sutter
Silberstein Simon, 635 Kearny
Standard Shirt Factory, Nenstadter
Bros proprs, SE corGough and Grove
Stolz & Weidenreich (A Stolz and S
Weidenreich) 202 Bush
Troy Shirt Manufacturing Co, Nunan
& Behr proprs, 22 Kearny
WadsworthC H, 150 Eddy
Weil. Baer & CO, The Celebrated
Oriental Shirt, 217 and 219 Pine
Wichelhausen Herman, 924 Larkin
SHOE FINDINGS.
(See Leather Findings.)
SHOOTING GALLERIES
Cibbens H
Moller L 715
L. 939 Market
Washington
Smith Chas, 815 Kearny
Vogt Louis, 405 Dupont
H. L. CIBBENS,
SHOOTING GALLERY
939 Market Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
SHOT MANUFACTUR
ERS
Selby Smelting; and Lead
Co, cor Howard and First, office
416 Montgomery
SHOW CARDS.
Cheyrias & Passet, 7 Brook
McDowell Wm, 114 Dupont
Pidge D M, 9 Geary
Roberts J VV & Co. 10 Post
DIXON, BORCESON * CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Show Cases, Counters, Shelving,
Office and Store Fittings. Work made to take apart for shipment.
Office and Factory, 37 Market St., S. F.
Branch, Corner Front and Stark Sts., Portland, Oregon.
I. S. VAN WINKLE « CO,, dg&rk IRON; STEEL, ETC.
CTQIT7'C W A I NUT PflCMCTIP Darkens Gray or Sandy Hair and Whiskers
OluLllO YYAUIUI UUOmL I III to Perfection. Does NOT WA»H OFF
Sill)
San Francisco.
SKA
333
SHOW CASE MANUFACT
URERS
Bernstein & CO (S Bernstein
and A Hertenstein) 416 Market
Dixon, Borgeson & Co (John
B Dixon and Charles Borgeson) also
office fixtures, 37 Market and cor
Front and Stark, Portland, Oregon
Furlong & Manseau (T N Furlong and
J J Manseau) 819 Market
Hoffmann Wm, 532 California
Miller Jacob M, 545 California
Troll William, 537 California
Teubner Custav 6 Spring
SILVER PLATERS
(See Cold, Silver and Nickel Platers.)
BERNSTEIN & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ShowlCases
416 MARKET ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION.
SILVERWARE.
Barrett & Sherwood. 140
Montgomery
Braverman Louis & Co, 119 Montgomery
California Jewelry Co, 134 Sutter
Charmak H, S46 Market
Dinkelspiel S B & Co, hi;
Sutter
Greenzweig Ceo & Co -(Geo
Greenzweig) 122 and 124 Sanso-ne
Koehler & Phillips, 13 Trinity
Levy John & CO, 118 Mont-
gomery
Lundy T, 7 and 9 Third
Randolph & Co, 101 and 103 Sutter
Raynaud Felix C, 832 Greenwich
Schaezlein R, 13 and 19 Trinity
Schulz & Fischer, 513 Market
Shreve George C & Co, ne
cor Montgomery and Sutter
Vanderslice W K & Co, 136 Sutter
Witt & Peterson (F G Witt and C E
Peterson) 13 Trinity
SKATING RINKS
Grand Central, Edward Carson propr,
n s Grove nr Van Ness ave
Hay ward H, 1648 Mission
Mission, A T Greene propr, 2111 Mis-
sion
Olympian, John B Keys, 800-812 Sut-
ter
Hobbs,WallSCo.,^85SSV
Crescent City, »<
p <"r«'H«-«MitCity.
31 l sp. a i si.s.K.
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816 Market St., S. F. Send far Samples of Hiew
iioods and Sell* measurement Bules— ttent Free.
334
SME
San Francisco.
SOD
SMELTING WORKS
Selby Smelting and Lead
Company. A J Ralston presi-
deut, Prentiss Selby superintendent,
H B Underhill Jr secretary, works
Vallejo Junction, Contra Costa Co,
office 416 Montgomery
smokersTarticles
Davis Bros, Bergmann &
CO, 10-16 Sutter
Frankenthal, Bachman & Co, 121 Bat-
tery
Frohman S & Co, 335 Kearny
Gunst M A & Co, 203 Kearny and 800
Market
Herz Gustav, 120 Sutter
Michalitschke Bros & Co, 902 Market
and 237 aid 239 Kearny
Rosenthal B, 501 and 503 Montgomery
Son Bros, 1 Sansome
Wagner C M, 315 Kearny
Weil M & T & Co, NE cor Market and
Sansome
SOAP MANUFACT-
URERS
Babbitt B T, 202 Sacramento
bettman Moses, 315 Front
Bradley Patrick, 750 Brannan
Coburn C W & Co, agts Enoch Morgan
& Sons, 320 Sansome
Columbia Soap Works, D J Keys pres,
C J Dempster treas, 202 Market
Dakin & Libbey (Edwin Dakin and J G
Libbey) proprs Commercial Soap Co,
223 Sacramento
Dolan Thomas, Protero ave bet
Alabama and El Dorado
Electric Soap Company, H B McDonald
& Co proprs, 870 Folsom
Engwer & Weiutraub, Alta Soap Com-
pany, 109 and 111 Oregon
Fischbeck & Clootz (H Fiscb-
beck and A Glootz) proprietors New
England Soap Works, factory cor Six-
teenth and Utah, office 214 Sacra-
mento
ClDbe Soap CO, George White-
house proprietor, Nebraska bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Heilmann R, 708 Brannan
Lucy G R & Co (R V and G D Lucy)
f ctory cor Brannan and Ninth, office
123 California
Magic Snap Works, 310 Francisco
Morgenthau M, propr Mission Soap and
Candle Works, factory Sixteenth bet
Folsom and Harrison, office 108 Bush
New England Soap Co,
H Fischbeck and A Glootz proprie-
tors, celebrated Queen Lily Soap, fac-
tory cor Sixteenth and Utah, office
214 Sacramento
Newell & BrO (Horace and David)
221 Davis
OlCOVich BrOS, 12 and 14 Front
Petersen Chas & Co (Chas Peterseu and
Ludwig J F Koster) 316-322 Tenth
Petersen Wm J, 421 Clay
Seidel F E, San Bruno road nr Twenty-
Ninth
Smith H W & CO, also agent
Arbuckle Bros' Coffee Company, 405
Front
Specialty Soap Manufac
tOry, Howard E Gouette & Co
proprietors, J Mort Cook manager,
sole proprietors Cook's Patent Proc-
ess of Fabricating Soap, cor Mari-
posa ave and Iowa, Potrero, and 632
and 634 Third
Standard Soap Co, R p
Thomas president, E H Forester man-
ager, 204 Sacramento
Stuhr August, propr Germania Soap
Works, cor Fifteenth ave and San
Bruno road
SOAPMAKERS' PRESSES
AND DIES.
RobbinS F A, 221 and 223 First
SOCIETY GOODS
Litchfield J M & Co, 415
Montgomery
McElhinny M A, 23 Kearny
Pasquale Benoit, 650 Wash-
ington and 967 Howard (see page 319)
Plate & CO (Henry A Plate) 101
Powell
Rudolph Charles, 112 Sutter
SODA.
(See also Cream Tartar.)
Bartpn B F & CO (B F Barton)
213 Sacrame ito
Horstmann John, manufaot
urer bi-carbonate of saleratus and sal-
soda, 767-775 Bryant
Jackson T W & CO, 304 Cali-
fornia (see page 330)
Pacific Soda Works, Breig & Schafer,
38 Hayes
SODA WATER MANU
FACTURERS.
(See Mineral Waters.)
TllHsnn Prvorrlnv IMPROVED." Used by all Railroads.
Truman, Isham & Hooker,
42 1 4>>7 Market Street, Wole A cents for
Dcdcrirk'H Perpetual HAY PRRmsES.
SOR
San Francisco.
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335
SORGHUM AND SUGAR
MILLS
Linforth James. U6 Front
SORGHUM AND SUGAR MILLS.— James
Linforth, sole ajrent for Victor and Niles'
Sugar and Sorghum Mills, Cook Evaporators, etc.
Illustrated Catalogues on application. 116 front
Street, San Francisco.
SPICE MANUFACT-
URERS
(See Coffee and Spice Mills.)
SPONGES
& CO. 537 Mar-
Creensfelder
ket
Herz Gustave, 120 Sutter
•Levenson M D, 6u5 Market
SPOOL COTTON
Brown & Metzner, 549 Market
Clark's Mile- End Spool Cotton, Thos
Russell & Co agts, 541 Market
CoatS J & P, Kittle & Co agents,
202 California
Kittle & CO (N G- and J G Kittle)
agents J & P Coats spool cotton,
202 California
SPOOL SILKS
Belding Bros & Co, 5*5 Market
Brown & Metzner (Walter G
Brown and Wm Metzner) 549 Market
Carlson & Currier (Ed Carlson and J P
Currier) 585 Market
Coleman Chas E, 23 Kearuy
Reid & Ford (A C Reid and C W R
Ford) 26 New Montgomery
Yates & Conklin (R R Yates and P
Conklin) 13 Post
SPORTSMEN'S MATIfc
RIALS
(See al«o Guns and Sporting Materials.)
Will & Fl nek, 769 Market
WILL & F.NCK,
769 Market Street, San Francisco.
Manufacturers and dealers in Keno, Faro, and
til kinds of Games. Also Base-ball Goods. Fish-
big Tackle, Boxing Gloves, Dumb Bells, Indian
Club , Fencing Go< ds, Gymnasium Goods, and
Skates. Send for i'rice Lists.
STABLES
A rata Francisco, 421 Broadway
Archibald P L & Co (Prescott
L Archibald) 1342 Market
Black Hawk, l c Woodworth
proprietor, 1009 and 1011 Valencia
Bridge W E, 212 Slitter
Brophey Michael, 1325 and 1327 Larkiu
Brugge George <fc Bro (George and John)
42 and 44 Clay
Canavan P F, 1125 Howard
Cane J C, 3012 Sixteenth
Chapman F M, 126 E lis
Conklin, Couiter & Co (Wm M Conklin,
James Coulter, James Adams and
Th mas A Butler) 1129 Market
Connors & Winter (T Connors and
Michael Winter) 2111 and 2113 Polk
Corbett P J, 518 and 5.0 Hayes
Crittenden C S, 409 and 411 Taylor
Derby C, propr Nevada Stables, 1336
and 133S Market
Dinan & Nolan (D C Dinan and P T
Nolan) 2414 California
Dolan P A, 1432 Market
Dowlingfe Bennett;, 621 and 623 Grove
Doyle E H, 246 Third
Dryer Charles F, 1315 Stockton
Eggleton George, 119 and 121 Jackson
Elders John, 1221 Pierce
Fagan Jame?, propr City Stable, 332
Bush
Fergu on James P, S18 and 820 Mission
Fitzgerald & Conlon (Thomas
Fitzgerald and Mitchell Conlon) pro-
prietors Centennial Livery Stables,
151S California
Fitzpatrick M;rtin, 814 Mission
Flood & Bacomf (John Flood and Will-
iam Bacnme) 821 and 823 Fols.m
Foley Thomas, proprietor North
Beach Livery stable, 1812 and 1814
Powell
Forrester James, 554 Mission
French John B, 919 Golden Gate ave
G rrity Peter, 132 Golden%ate ave
Gray Henry W, propr Santa Clara Liv-
ery Stable, 11 and [3 Wtbb
Hamilton T J, Jockey Club Livery
Stables, 64 Minna
Hanigan l>enis, 8 Morse
Harris R W, 8<»7 Montgomery
Hays John T. proprietor Charter
Oak Livery and Sale Stable, 775 Mar-
ket
EJildebrand G, 807 Vallejo
Hinkley Oliver, superintendent
Pacific Carriage Co and Livery Stable,
II Powell
H< ppe & Sachs (A Hoppe and F G
S.chs) Bay City Stable, 1715 and 1717
Sacramento
M tSu£Sb i iSi, Designers and Fresco Painters, P m jESS£«.
OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOODJJEECH.
JOHN WKiMOHK,
133 Spear St., S. F.
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Horn John, propr Laguna Livery
Stable, 1620 Laguna
Hurst James, 38 Sixth
Hynard Alonzo P, NW cor Mission and
Twelfth
Joyce Etlmond, 721 Valencia
Kellett Charles, Mission bet Twenty-
second and Twenty -third
Kelley Thomas, 1029 Pine
Kenney John, 805 Greenwich
KeyS Wm C, 1615 Market
King I> C, 1537 Mission
Lambert William P, 875 Foi-
SO I'll
Ledgett R D, 420 Pacific
Mann John, 918 Geary
Manning M, 025 Fulton
Marselli & Co (Lorenzo Marselli and
Onesto Teguetti) 320 Broadway
Marson Charles F, 185 and 187 Steven-
McBride M J, 113 O'Farrell
McCafferty Wm, 2417 Mission
McCarthy & O'Connor (Patrick Mc-
Carthy and John O'Connor) 355 Te-
hama
McCarty Daniel, 608 Howard
McCord Alex & Co (Alex
and John McCord) Fashion Stables,
221 Ellis
MoGlinn Patrick, 126 Fourth
McGurke & Russell (John McGurke and
Edward Russell) 850 Howard
McKenna & Cole (John Mc-
Keuna and R E Cole) 737 Folsom
Michelsen M, NEcor Eddy and
riyde
Michelsen Wm & Co (Wm
Michelsen) 615 and 617 Ellis
Mills & Heller, 908 Harrison
ftfilroy & Fiddes (R.B Milroy
and Geo Fiddes) Nevada Livery
Stable, 1336 and 1338 Market
Morshead John W, City Front Stable,
25 Washington
Motroni & Guastr.cci (A Motroni and A
GuastucciffclS and 517 Green
Murphy John W, 408 Bush
Nathan Suskind,. 1623 Powell
Nolan John, propr California Livery
Stable, 1613 California
Norton Henry M, cor Turk and Larkin
O'KaneJohn, 1408 Folsom
O'Leary James, 2113 Pine
O'Neil Thomas, 2912 Mission
Pentony John, 633 Green
Peterson A S, 62-68 New Montgomery
Pickett & Hovenden (Garrett Pickett
and Frank Hovenden) 14 and 16
Clementina
Prince Charles H, propr Willows Liv-
ery Stable, 2125 Mission
QuinnJ F, 524 Third
Itiphenburvh Wesley, 21 and 23 Steuart
Roden AG, 1123 and 1125 Mission
Rodgers J & Sons (John J, Wm T and
James) 1606 Market
Ryan Daniel, proprietor Saratoga
Livery Stables, 814-818 Geary
Shale* & Wren (Geo HShaferand Jas
J Wren) 438 and 440 Eddy and 302
Hyde
Silck & Klein (Andrew Silck and Fred
C Klein) North Pacific Livery Stable,
9-15 Washington
SlOCUn Lot D, 921-925 Sutter
Smith & Poultney (Joseph
Smith and George T Poultney) pro-
prietors South Park Livery Stable,
344 and 346 Brannan
South Park Livery Stable,
Smith & Poultney proprietors, 344
and 346 Krannan
Stanyan A P, 1605 Geary
Stewart David, 134 Seventh
Sullivan Matt J, P209 Folsom
Sullivan P, 1012 Howard
Sullivan Timothy D, 836 Howard
Swain J H, 417 Folsom
Taylor C R, 310 Golden Gate ave
Tomkinson James, 57-61 Minna
Toomey James, 355 Tehama
Traver J C, 2611 Mission
Wade W N, 710 Broadway
Waite, Talbot & Co, 1211 Mason
Waters A, 1000 Geary
Washburn Henry, cor Fifth and Bryant
West End Stables, Ninan & Nolan
proprs, 2414 California
Yeazell Andrew H, cor Eddy and Pierce
Zimbelman& Matt (C AZim-
belman and F Matt) 327 Sixth
Telephone No. 6015.
L. C. W00DW0RTH,
PROPRIETOR
BLACK HAWK STABLES
Livery, Sale
and Boarding
10#9 and 1011 Valencia Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Carriages and Hacks to let at all hours. Hor-
ses taken to break.
ARCADE
BOARDING AND SALE STABLES
327 and 329 Sixth St., San Francisco.
ZIMBELMAN & MATT Proprietors.
Boarding- a specialty. Horses bought and sold
on Commission. Bigs to let at all hours. Terms
reasonable.
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VATV WI\KLE & CO.
413-415 Market St.
IRON, STEEL & HEAVY HARDWARE
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<L*a£A^ PACIFIC ^k^)
S T R E E T f «^ ^
""Ss SAN FRANCISCO.
Red Men's Building,
opposite union souare
This School is justly ranked by the public as the best Commercial College on the Pacific
Coast. It offers to both sexes superior facilities in the following courses of instruction :
THE BUSINESS COURSE.
This is designed to prepare students for BUSINESS PURSUITS. It embraces:
Book-keening— by both single and dovblk entry, as applied to all kinds of busi-
ness, such as Wholesale and Retail Merchandising, Farming, Manufacturing, Mining, Broker-
age and Exchange, Importing and Jobbing, Commission, Railroading, Banking, Etc.
Commercial Calculations- Embracing the most rapid and abbreviated methods
of calculation in Percentage, Profit and Loss, Commission, Interest and Discount, Domestic
and Foreign Exchange, General Average, Equation of Payments, Interest Accounts, Aver-
aging Accounts, Partnership Settlements, etc.
Penmanship— Including careful instruction in the finger, muscular, whole-arm and
combined movements, as applied to plain business writing, ledger headings, etc.
Correspondence — Embracing instruction in composition of business letters, use of
capitals, rules of punctuation, folding, addressing, etc.
Business Forms— Such as Notes, Drafts, Bills of Exchange, Accounts Current,
Account Sales, Articles of Copartnership, Deeds, Leases, etc.
Actual Business Practice— In Wholesale and Retail Merchandising, Importing
and Jobbing, Commission and Forwarding, Banking, etc., etc
Commercial I^aw— Relating to Negotiable Paper, Contracts, Partnerships, etc.
Business Customs— Lectures and practical instruction on business customs, etc.
.Lectures and Instruction— On Commercial Geography, Political Economy, etc
RATES OF TUITION :
S( 'IIOIjA KSIIIP for the full Business Course as above explained, time unlimited, »70
Three Months, Day Sessions $40 I Three Months, Evening Sessions, ... . $25
One Month,
15 I One Month,
10
ACADEMIC COURSE.
This Course is desingned for imparting to persons of any age thorough inL'truction in the
ordinary English branches, such as Spelling. Keadin.tr, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Compo
sition, Letter-Writing, History, etc., and the general Mathematical branches, such an Higher
Arithmetic, Algebra, Oroinetry Mensuration, Surveying, Civil Engineering, Navigation, etc
RATES OF TUITION ' Six Months, $45; Three Months, $25; One Month, $10.
COMBINED COURSE.
It is frequently desirable for students taking the Business Course to combine with It one
or more of the studies of the Acadimic Course. Where the studies of the two courses ate
combined, thu charge per term of s.x months is $70.
TELEGRAPHIC COURSE.
This Course offers unsurpassed fa'Mi ies for learning Telegraphy. Air Lines, Relays,
Sounders, Switches, ,tc , with all the apparatus to be found in any telegraph office, are used;
so that students can become good operutois in the shortest po sib c time
RATES OF TUITION : Six Months, $40: Three Months. §:"; One Month $10
Studei ts of the Commercial or Academical Departments will be charged the following
rates • Six Montl.t, $26; Th.ee Months, $15: One Month, §«.
Note.— Students taking the Business Course, or the combined Course, receive instruction
in the Modern Languages, Free vf Cunge
No Vacations-Day and Evening Sessions During the Entirf Year
For further information call at the College Office, 320 Tost St., qraddiessthc Proprietors, 'T^j
CHAMBERLAIN & ROBINSON.
t jAl JSk. AA jAt AA Jk. JSc jAk jAk jAk AA -Jt* ^V »fa. *fr» jAit. jiflk. jAu .
wTe~ CHAMBERLAIN & T. A. ROBINSON, Proprietors
1 -SlN3WiaVd3a 3H1 "11V OINI 0311IWQV S3I0VTJ,
W. A. Woodward & Co.
POINTERS
522 CALIFORNIA STREET
SAN FRANCISCO
CALIFORNIA
NICOLL THE TAILOR,
816 Market St., S. F. Send for Samples of New
tiioorts* and Self-measurement Rules— Sent Free.
33C6
San Francisco — Supplemental.
Wholesale and Retail
PRINTERS,Mf
STATIONERS,*^
LITHOGRAPHERS,^
^BOOKBINDERS.
212-214 CALIFORNIA,
212-214 HALLECK,
212-214 RICHMOND, S. F.
SAW MANUFACTURERS. (JQHDAI, TEE TAILOB,
Stearns' Manufacturing; l '
Formerly of Market &* 4th Sts.,
Has Removed to
1122 and 1124 Market Street,
Bet. Mason and Taylor,
Co> agents for Emerson, Smith & Co,
29 and 31 Spear
SPOOL COTTON
Elder James, agent Clark NT,
538 Market
SPORTSMANS MATERI
ALS
Will* Finck, 808 Market
STARCH DEALERS
Cotrel Thomas Jr, 405 Front
STATIONERS
Brunt & Fisher (Walter NBrunt
and Charles W Fisher) 515 Bush
Dutton & Partridge, 212 and
214 California, 212 and 214 Halleck
and 212 and 214 Richmond
STENCIL CUTTERS
Wood George M & Co, 211
Sutter
STENOGRAPHERS
Belden E S, rm 66 Nevada Block
STOVES AND TINWARE
Spargg John, 1650 Mission
STOVES
Delger E F, 1151 Broadway, Oak-
land, Cal
TAILORS
Brandt & Co, 139 Montgomery
Eging Christ, 203 Leavenworth
Cordan J The Tailor, 1122
and 1124 Market
TAILORS TRIMMINGS.
Reiss Brothers, 24 and 26 Sutter
Zinnamon L, 40 O'Parrell
TANKS
KrOgh F W & CO, 51 Beale
And now carries the Largest and Finest
Assortment of
Cassimeres. BEAVERS, Diagonals,
AND WOOLENS,
To be found on the Coast.
TANNERS
Pacific Tanners' Associ-
ation, H Kullman president, J C
Rued secretary and treasurer, NE cor
Sixth and Townsend
Patrick A B 6c Co, proprietors
Mission Tannery, SE cor Folsom and
Eighteenth
Rued J C & CO (J C Rued and J
J Nachtrieb) 119 and 121 Clay
TEAS
Lievre, Fricke & Co (Isidore Lievre
and Chas and Geo C Fricke) 707 San-
some
TRUSS MFRS
Beeman W M 320 O'Farrell
N. SWEENEY,
First-class work Guaranteed.
Goods in the Market.
Best
No. 113 Second Street,
SAN FPANC1SCO, CAL.
".Til fJQrm Pnwrlciv IMPROVED." Used by all Railroads.
«* UllaUJLl rUWUCl BANDMANN, NIELSEN & Co., General Agents, S. F
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic £?» y SS5S«
Hair. For Sale
n and Barbers.
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