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ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT. 


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OCCIDENTAL 


INSURANC 


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CASH  CAPITAL,  $300,000  GOLD  COIN. 
CASH  ASSETS,     $500,000       " 


OFFICE,  436  CALIFORNIA  STREET,  opp.  Merchants'  Exchange. 


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Insure  against  loss  or  damage  by  Fire,  on  dwellings  and  all  kinds  of  build- 
ings, merchandise,  household  furniture,  and  other  personal  property,  on  the  most 

REASONABLE     TERMS. 

Issue  Foreign  and  Domestic,  Open  and  Special  Policies,  on  Cargoes, 
Freights,  Treasure,  Commissions  and  Profits.  Also,  Time,  Voyage  and  Harbor 
Risks  on  Hulls. 


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ALL   LOSSES   PAID   IN   U.  S.   GOLD   COIN.' 


DIREOTOHS  : 


.1.  A.  DONOHOE,  of  Donohoe,  Kellv  &  Co. 

JACOB  SCHOLLE,  of  Scholle  Bros." 

IRA  P.  RANKIN,  of  Goddard  &  Co. 

JOHN  SIME,  of  John  Sime  &  Co. 

M.  B.  CARPENTER,  Merchant. 

JACOB  GREENEBAUM,  of  Greenebaum  Bros. 

J.  Y.  HALLOCK,  late  of  J.  Y.  Hallock  &  Co. 

A.  G.  STILES,  Pres't  Occidental  Insurance  Co. 
BENJ.  BREWSTER,  late  of  Jennings  &  Brewster. 
J.  BAUM,  of  J.  Baum  &  Co. 

ISAAC  HECHT,  of  Hecht  Bros.  &  Co. 
JOSEPH   SELLER,  of  Goldstein,  Seller  &  Co. 
JOHN  ANDERSON,  Capitalist. 
J.  H.  BAIRD,   Merchant. 
MICHAEL  REESE,  Capitalist. 
HENRY  GREENBERG,   Real  Estate. 

B.  ROTHSCHILD,  Sec'y, 


N.  VAN  BERGEN,  of  John  Van  Bergen  &  Co. 

J.  P.  NEWMARK,  Merchant. 

J.  W.  BRITTAN,  of  Brittan,  Holbrook  &  Co. 

C.  CHRISTIANSEN,  of  Auger,  Christiansen  &  Co. 

JACOB  C.  JOHNSON,  of  J.  C.  Johnson  &  Co.  , 

MARTIN  SACHS,  of  L.  &  M.  Sachs  &  Co. 

L.  KLINE,  of  L.  Kline  &  Co. 

A.  GOLDSMITH,  of  Goldsmith  Bros. 

JAMES  THOMAS  BOYD,  Attorney-at-Law. 

A.  D.  MOORE,  of  Moore  Bros. 

W.  W.  DODGE,  of  W.  W.  Dodge  &  Co. 

A.  J.  BOWIE,  Phvsician. 

S.  SILVERBERG,'  of  E.  N.  Fish  &  Co. 

CHARLES  KOHLER,  of  Kohler  &  Frohling. 

J.  J.  WILLIAMS,  Attomey-at-Law. 

C.  H.  SHERMAN,  Merchant. 

A.  G.  STILES,  I*res'L 


IV  SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


MERCHAXTTS'  MT7TT7iiL 
Mi^RIlsrE 

INSURANCE  COMPANY 

Of  San  Francisco. 


ORa^lSriZED    ^PRIL    3,    1863. 


OFFICE, 

No.  406  CALIFORNIA  ST., 


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LOSSES  PAID  PROMPTLY  IN  U.  S.  GOLD  COIN. 


BOARD    OF    DIRECTORS. 

C.  L.  TAYLOR,  JABEZ  HOWES, 

F.  ROEDING,  A.  L.  TUBES, 

ISAAC  E.  DAVIS,  C.  ADOLPHE  LOW, 

J.  B.  SCOTCHLER,  W.  J.  ADAMS, 

A.  M.  SIMPSON,  R.  E.  RAIMOND, 

JAMES  IRVINE,  JAMES  P.  FLINT, 
WILLIAM  SCHOLLE. 

J.  S.  SCOTCSZiSIl,  JABSZ  SOT^EIS, 

President  Vice-President. 

£.  "W-  BOUniTB, 

Secretary. 


This  Company  is  engaged  exclusively  in  Marine  Insurance. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT 


PACIFIC  OIL  &  LEAD  WORKS. 


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Capital  Stock,    -    -    -    $600,000. 

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Established  for  the  manufacture  of  Linseed,  Castor  and  other  Oils,  and  of 
White  Lead,  Zinc  and  other  Paints.  AVorks  are  now  in  operation,  and  pre- 
pared to  furnish  Oils  of  first  quality,  and  quantity  sufficient  for  the  supply  of  the 
Pacific  Coast.     Also,  Oil  Cakes  and  Meal  in  quantities  required. 

Highest  price  paid  for  Flax  Seed,  delivered  at  the  Company's  Works,  King 
Street,  near  Third. 

0FF1CE--3  and  5  Front  Street,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

Orders  addressed  to  "Pacific  Oil  and  Lead  Works,"  will  have  immediate 
attention. 

President      -         -         -         -         JOHN"    BENSLEY, 

Vice  President,  -         -         -   Jl..  B.  BENCHLEY, 
Superintendent,  -         -         B.  P.  BPUNNER. 

Secretary,  -  -         -         -    SAM'L  I.  O.  S^VEZEY. 


PACIFIC  ROLLING  MILL  CO. 


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Established  for  the  manufacture  of  Railroad  and  Merchant  Iron.  Every 
variety  of  Shafting,  including  all  sizes  of  Steamboat  Shafts,  Cranks,  Pistons, 
Connecting  Rods,  &c.  Car  and  Locomotive  Axles  and  Frames,  and  Ham- 
mered Iron  of  every  description  and  size. 

3  AND   5  FRONT  STREET,   SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

Orders  addressed  to  PACIFIC  ROLLING  MILL  CO.  will  have  immediate  attention. 

HIGHEST   PRICE    PAID   FOR   SCRAP    IRON. 

PRE  SIDE  J^T,        -----  WM.  ALVORD, 

VICE  PRESIDENT L.  B.  BEJ^CELEY, 

SUPERIJVTEJ^DEJ^T,             -         -         -         B.  P.  BRUJ\rJ^ER, 
SECRETARY, SAM'L  I.  C.  SWEZEY. 


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SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY. 


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Organized  March  1st,  1854. 


Capital  Stocl<,  $2,500,000. 


Tlie  folloiving  are  the  Officers  for  the  Years  1870-71. 

President  B.  M.  HARTSHORNE ;  Vice  President,  "W.  H.  TAYLOR ;  Secretary,  S.  0.  PUTNAM  ; 
Trustees  B  M.  HARTSHORNE,  W.  H.  TAYLOR,  A.  HAYWARD,  W.  C.  RALSTOX,  WM. 
ALVORD  A.  REDIN'GTON,  LLOYD  TEVIS,  JOHN  BENSLET  and  S.  F.  BUTTERWORTH. 
Agents— Sacramento,  ALFRED  REDINGTON;  Marysville,  C.  H.  KIMBALL;  Red  Bluff,  SAMUEL 
JAYNES;   Stockton,  T.  C.  WALKER. 


Departure  from.  Broadivay  Wharf^ 

CARRYING    THE    UNITED    STATES    MAILS. 

Steamer  CAPITAL Capt.   E.  A.   POOLE. 

Steamer  YOSEMITE Capt.   E.   A.    POOLE. 

Steamer  CHRYSOPOLIS Capt.   A.  FOSTER. 

Steamer  ANTELOPE Capt.   JOHN   K.    BROWNE. 

Steamer  JULIA Capt.   W.   BROMLEY. 

Steamer  AMADOR Capt.    CHAS.   THORNE. 

ONE  OF  THE  ABOVE  STEAMERS  WILL 

Leave  every  day,  at  four  o'clock,  P.M. 

(SUNDAYS    EXCEPTED)    FOE 

SAGRAIVIBl^rTO  and   STOCKTON^ 

Connecting  with  the  Light-Draught  Steamers  for 

MARYSVILLE,  COLUSA  AND  RED  BLUFF. 

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For  further  particulars,   apply  at  the  OFFICE  OF  THE   COMPANY, 

N.  E.  Cor.  Jackson  and  Front  Sts.,  San  Francisco, 

B.    M:.    HA-XtTSHORNE,    President. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT. 


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DISPATCH  STEAMERS  REGULARLY  TO  THE  FOLLOWING  PLACES : 

NORTHKRIff     ROUTS, 

Sitka,  Victoria^  Portland^  Gardner  City,  Eureka, 
Trinidad  and  Crescent  City. 


THZSRN     ROITTZS, 

Santa  Cruz,  Monterey ^  San  Simeon,  Santa  Bar- 
bara, San  Luis  Obispo,  Los  Angeles 
and  San  I>iego, 


MEXICAN    ROUTE, 

STEAMER  EVERY  THIRTY  DAYS. 

San  Bias,  Guayinas,  JSIazatlan  and  La  Baz,  touching  at 

Cape  St,  Lucas, 


HONOIaUIiU     ROUTES 

STEAMER  EVERY  THIRTY  DAYS. 

BConolulu,  Auckland,  Sydney  and  Melbourne, 


OFFICE,    217     SA.lSrSOM    STREET. 

HOLLADAY  &  BRENHAM,  Agents. 


Vlll  SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY 


EXPRESS  AHB  EXCHANGE  GO. 

CAPITAL,      -       -      $5,000,000, 


No.  84  Broadway,  New  York. 

N.W.  cor.  California  and  Montgomery  Sts.,  San  Francisco. 


EXPRESS    LINES 

TO    ALL    PARTS    OF    CALIFORNIA,    NEVADA,    UTAH,    COLORADO,    MONTANA, 

NEBRASKA,     OREGON,     WASHINGTON    AND     IDAHO     TERRITORIES, 

BRITISH   COLUMBIA,   LOWER  CALIFORNIA  AND   MEXICAN 

PORTS,   NEW  YORK,   ATLANTIC   STATES,  EUROPE. 


BILLS  OF  EXOHAN&E  AND  TELEaEAPH  TRANSFERS 

On  New  York,  Boston,  and  Philadelphia,  payable  in  the  principal  cities  of  the  United  States 
and  Canada.      Also,  Bills  on  London,  Dublin,  and  Paris.      Letters  of  Credit 
issued  on  our  New   York  House,  exchangeable  for  Circular 
Letter,   payable  in   all    parts   of   Europe. 


COLLECTIONS    AND    COIVIMISSIONS 

Of  all  kinds  executed,  and  General  Express  Business  attended  to  promptly  in  all  parts  of  the 
United  States,  Europe,  and  Canada.      Orders  for  Passage  furnished  from  Queens- 
town,  London,  Liverpool,  Hamburg,  and  Havre  to  New  York.     Also, 
from  New  York  to  San  Francisco — Overland  or  by  Steamer. 

W.  G.  FARGO,  President,  "^ 

LLOYD  TBVIS,  Vice  President,  I  New  York. 

THEO.  r.  "WOOD,  Secretary,  C 

CALVIN  GODDARD,  Treasurer,  J 

EXECUTIVE    COMMITTEE: 

Jf'O^^,^?^^^'     I  San  Francisco. 
D.  O.  MILLS,  > 

CHARLES    E.    McLANE,    Supt    Bank,      San   Francisco. 

J.    J.  VALENTINE,    Gen'l   Supt.    Express,     " 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  IX 


THE 

Bank  of  California, 

SA.N"    FRANCISCO. 


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D.   O.   MILLS,        -  -  -  President. 

W.   C.   RALSTON,      -  -  -         Cashier. 

AG^ENTS : 

In  New  York Messrs.  LEES  &  WALLER. 

In  Boston  " TREMONT  NATIONAL   BANK. 

In  London ORIENTAL  BANK  CORPORATION. 


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The  Bank  has  Agencies  at  Virginia  City,  Gold  Hill,  White  Pine,  and 
Correspondents  at  all  the  principal  Mining  Districts  and  Interior  Towns  of  the 
Pacific  Coast. 


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LETTERS   OF  CREDIT  ISSUED, 

Available  for  the  purchase  of  Merchandise  throughout  the  United  States,  Europe, 
India,  China,  Japan  and  Australia. 


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EICHANGE  FOR  SALE  ON  THE  ATLANTIC  CITIES. 


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DHA^TT  DIRECT    ON 

LONJyON,  LBirSIC, 

D  VBLINf  FBANFORT-  ON- MAIN, 

JPABIS,  AUCKJLANI), 

ST.  PETERSBURG,  MELBOURNE, 

AMSTERDAM,  YOKOHAMA, 

HAMBURG,  SHANGHAE, 

BREMEN,  HONGKONG, 

VIENNA,  SYDNEY, 


SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY 


OH^CTJUj-A-R.. 


LONDON  &  SAN  FRANCISCO  BANE 

Incorporated  under  the  Joint  Stock  Companies'  Act  of  1862,  of  Great  Britain. 

SAW  FRANCISCO  OFFICE,  No,  423  CALIFORNIA  ST. 

London  Office,  22  Old  Sroad  Street.  J^ew  York  sigency,  53  Exchange  S^ace. 


O.^MT.^L,      -      -      -      #5,000,000 

Of  which  $2,500,000  is  fully  paid  up  as  present  Capital,  and  will  be  increased  as  the  growth  of  the  business  requires. 


DIRECTOBS. 

FREDERICK  RODEWALD,  Esq.,  Chairman. 

H.  L.  BISCHOFFSHEIM,  Esq.,  (Messrs.  BischoffsheimA  Goldschmidt.) 

J.  F.  FLEMMICH,  ESQ.  (Messrs.  F.  Huth  &  Co.) 

E.  H.  GREEN,  Esq.  (Messrs.  Russell  &  Sturgis.  of  Manila.) 

JULIUS  MAY,  Esq.  (of  San  Francisco,)  Frankfort-on-the-Main. 

J.  S.  MORGAN,  Ei'Q.  (Messrs.  J.  S.  Morgan  &  Co.) 

BARON  H.  DE  STERN,  (Messrs.  Stem  Brothers.) 

RUDOLPH  SULZBACH,  Esq.  (Messrs.  Sulzbach  Brothers)  Frankfort-on-the-Main. 

Manager  in  London,  R,  D.  Feehles,  Fsq, 

Auditor,   G.  T.  Srooking,  JEsg. 

Manager  in  San  Francisco,  Milton  S,  Latham,  Fsq. 

Assistant  Jfanager,  (San  Francisco,)  Camilo  Martin, 
siccountant,  (San  Francisco,)  Arthur  Scriyener. 

London  Bankers,  THE  LONDON  JOINT  STOCK  BANK. 
London  Offices  of  the  Bank,  22  OLD  BROAD  STREET,  E.  C. 


The  Bank  is  prepared  to  transact  all  kinds  of  General  Banking  and  Exchange  Business,  in  London  and  San  Fran- 
cisco, and  between  said  Cities  and  all  parts  of  the  world.  .  ,         ^   ,. 

The  San  Francisco  Office  is  authoriKed  to  draw  Bills  of  Exchange  or  issue  Letters  of  Credit  upon  either  of  the 
undernamed  Founders  and  Proprietors  of  the  Bank,  or  (at  the  option  of  the  buj-er)  upon  the  following  Houses,  with 
whom  the  Bank  has  established  credits,  viz : 

LONDON The  London  Joint  Stock  Bank,  No.  5  Princess  Street. 

do         Messrs.  Bischoffsheim,  Goldschmidt  &  Co. 

do         Messrs.  Fruhling  &  Goschen. 

do Messrs.  Frederick  Huth  &  Co. 

do         Messrs.  J.  S.  Morgan  &  Co.  (successors  to  Messrs.  Geo. 

Peabody  &  Co.) 
do         Messrs.  Stern  Brothers. 

NEW  YORK  CITY Messrs.  Dabney,  Morgan  &  Co.,  53  Exchange  Place. 

PARIS Messrs.  BischoflFsheim,  Goldschmidt  &  Co. 

do      Messrs.  A.  J.  Stern  &  Co. 

FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAIN Mr.  Sigismund  Sulzbach. 

do  Mr.  Jacob  S.  H.  Stern. 

GERMANY  The  Bank  of  Saxe  Meiningen. 

AMSTERDAM Banque  de  Credit  and  de  Depot  des  Pays  Bas. 

ANTWERP Messrs.  Nottebohn  Brothers. 

do  Mr.  P.  B.  BischofiFsheim. 

HAMBURG Messrs.  John  Berenberg,  Gossler  &  Co. 

BERLIN Messrs.  Morritz,  Guterbock  &  Co. 

GENOA  and  NAPLES The  Anglo-Italian  Bank. 

VALPARAISO  and  LIMA Messrs.  Fred.  Huth,  Gruning  &  Co. 

MANILA Messrs.  Russell  &  Sturgis. 

CHINA  and  JAPAN.. Hongkong  and  Shanghae  Banking  Corporation. 

AUSTRALIA,  SYDNEY  and  MEL- 
BOURNE   Union  Bank  of  Australia. 

IRELAND Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland,  and  all  its  branches,  viz. 

Di-.blin,  Waterford,  Youghal, 

Cork,  Galway,  Enniskillen, 

Limerick,  Armagh,  Monafihan, 

Clonmel,  Athlone,  Banbridge, 

J  ondonderry,       Colerainc,  Ballymena, 

Sligo,  Kilkenny,  Parsonstown, 

AVcxford,  Ballina,  Cavan, 

Belfast,  Tralee,  Omagh, 

Special  attention  paid  to  selling  California  Securities  in  Europe, 

Collections,  Purchases  of  Real  Estate  and  Mining  Shares,  and  Investments  of  all  kinds  in  California. 

MILTON  S.  LATHAM,  Manager. 

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Dungannon, 

Kilrush, 

Templemore, 

liandon, 

Skibbereen, 

Carnck-on-Suir, 

Ennis, 

Enniscorthy, 

Carrick-on-Shannon, 

Ballyshannon, 

Fcrmoy, 

Clogheen, 

Strabane, 

Newry, 

Newcastle,  Co.  Limerick 

Dungarvan, 

Drogheda, 

Mallow, 

Ncnagh, 

Cootehill, 

ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT, 


OF  SAN   FRANCISCO. 


CAPITAL  STOCK,  ONE  MILLION  DOLLAES, 


Office^  No.  421  California  Street. 


This  Company  will  transact  all  kinds  of  legitimate  Banking  business  on  the 
most  favorable  terms. 

Deposits  received  and  accounts  kept  in  Gold  and  Silver  Coin,  or  National 
Currency,  payable  in  kind. 

Exchange  drawn  on  New  York  in  Gold  or  Currency,  avilable  at  par  in  any 
part  of  the  United  States,  and  Exchange  furnished  on  Europe,  India,  China,  etc., 
at  lowest  rates. 

Collections  and  Disbursements  made  at  all  accessible  points,  and  proceeds 
remitted  without  delay. 

Interest  allowed  on  Certificates  of  Deposit,  Savings  Accounts,  Trust  Funds, 
and  on  average  daily  balances  of  desirable  check  accounts. 

Money  to  loan  on  U.  S.  Bonds,  State,  City  and  County  Bonds,  Local  Stocks, 
Staple  Merchandise,  Real  Estate  and  other  good  securities. 

The  Company  will  act  as  correspondent  for  Banks  and  Bankers,  and  as  Agent 
in  the  transaction  of  all  kinds  of  financial  and  trust  business. 

Bonds,  Stocks,  Papers,  Jewelry,  Silverware,  etc.,  kept  on  special  deposit  in  its 
large  fire  and  burglar  proof  vaults  and  safes,  at  moderate  charges. 


PRESIDENT, 
CASHIER, 


HENRY  H.  HAIGHT, 
JOHN    H.   BAIRD, 
HKNllY  BAKKGILHET, 
HENRY    L.   DAVIS, 
CHARLES  M.    PLUM, 
HENRY  J.   BOOTH, 
WM.  BLACKWOOD, 


HENRY  L.  DAVIS. 
D.  W.  C.  THOMPSON. 


TRIG  STBBS 

JOHN  CURREY, 
JACOB  C.  JOHNSON, 
JOHN  O.  ELDRIDGB, 
CHAS.  J.  DEERING, 
MOSES  KOSENBAUM, 
S.   HEYDENFELDT, 
HENllY  C.  LEE, 


WILLIAM  H.  SHARP, 
CHAS.  W.   HATHAWAY, 
SAMUEL   CRIM, 

DONALD  Mclennan, 

WALTER  B.  CUMMINttS, 
F.  8.   WENSINGER. 


NEW    YORK    CORRESPONDENT, 


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ITOHTS   BRITISH 

MERCANTILE 

INSURANCE  COMPANY 


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Deposited  in  Oregon,  according  to  Law,        -        -         $50,000. 
Limit  on  Single  Risks, 100,000. 


SAN  FRANCISCO  BANKERS, 


Branch  Office,  S.E  cor.  Sansom  and  California  Sts.,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


Insurances  effected  on  the  most  favorable  terms  on  Buildings  of  both  BRICK 
and  WOOD  throughout  the  Pacific  States  and  Territories,  whether  occupied  as 
DWELLINGS,  STORES  OR  WAREHOUSES,  together  with  their  contents. 
VESSELS  IN  PORT,  with  or  without  Cargoes,  also  insured. 

LOSSES  PAID  HERE  IN  GOLD  COIN. 


TILLIIsrGH:A.ST     BROTHERS, 

General  Agents  for  the  Pacific  States  and  Territories. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  Xlll 


THOS.  H.  SELBY  &  CO. 

Nos.  116  AND  118  CALIFORNIA  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO, 


Iron, 


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AND    ALL    KINDS    OF 

PLUMBING    GOODS, 

AND    MANUFACTURE    AT    THE 

Cor,  of  Hoivard  and  First  Streets,  San  Francisco, 
3Lji  3ES  j£kL  X>     3F^X 


Slieet  lead,  Drop  Shot,  &c. 

ALSO,  PROPRIETORS  OF  THE 

SELBY  LEAD  k  SILVER  SMELTING  WORKS, 

s-A-KT    m-A.isrcisc  o. 


OEUDE  LEAD  AND  SILVEE  BARS 


MAIN  OFFICE,  116   and   118  CALIFORNIA    STREET, 


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SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY 


THE  PACIFIC  IRON  WORKS 


est-a.bXjISP3:eid    iisr    isso- 


EMBRACIXG 


MACHINE,  BOILER,  FORGING  AND   SMITHING, 

PATTERN  AND  WOOD  WORK  DEPARTMENTS,  DRAWING  AND  LIBRARY  ROOMS,  &c. 

George  W.  Fogg,  Superintendent 


IRA    P.   KANKIN.  _^_ ALBERT    P.    BRAYTON. 

These 'R-oTks  have  now  been  in  successful  operation  for  the  past  twenty  years,  from  a  comparatively  sm^^^^ 
beginning  in  the  year  1850.  its  Increasing  patronage  has  each  year  demanded  enlarged  facilities,  until  ourcstablisli 
ment  in  all  its  appointments,  will  compare  favorably  with  that  of  any  similar  one  in  the  country.  „,,.„„„  „f  „„ 

•iuriiatterns  in  variety  and  extent,  are  unsiirpassed ;  embracing  the  latest  improvements  in  all  classes  of  ma- 
chinery adapted  to  use  onTl  is  coast.  Ou.:  several  departments  are  well  equipped  with  skil  ful  ^vorkme",  ?.;;  elhcient 
tools-  enablin-  us  to  execute  all  orders  entrusted  to  us  promptly,  and  in  the  most  workmanhkc  manner.  W  ith  ample 
faciiu'ies  Cdolng  work,  as  also^^^^^^^  our  supplies  from  first  hands,  we  are  enabled  to  give  oui  customers  tlrst- 

class  raLhinerv,Vt  prices  frequently  paid  for  inferio'i- work.    The  most  skilful  designing  and  cng.necrmg  talent,  apply- 
ing to  the  various  branches  of  mechanical  work,  constantly  at  the  service  ot  our  customers. 

Orders  f  .r  all  classes  of  Machinery.  Castings,  or  lloiler   Work,  promptly  executed  at  the 
rates.    Sole  agents  for  Hlntoon's  Patent  Governor,  the  best  Kngine  Kcgulator  in  use. 

Particular  attention  given  to  .Ste«mboat  and  Steamship  fl  ork.     Mining  and  lioistii 
approved  construction.    Depot  for  the  Haksbeow  Plmps. 

GOX>X>ARO     &     CO 


most  reasonable 


Mining  and  Hoisting  Machinery  of  tho  most 


First  and  Fremont  Sts.,  Between  Mission  and  Howard, 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT, 


XV 


GEORGE    HOWES. 


JABEZ    HOWES. 


GEORGE  HOWES  &  CO. 


J»^P      ^^^ 


A.1ST1D 


COlIISSIOIf  lEECHAITS 

302    CALIFORNIA    STREET, 

SAN   FRANCISCO, 


i^jB^^j^    -yopiK:- 


« »»^ » 


DISPATCH    LINE 

CLIPPER  SHIPS  FOR  NEW  YORK. 


<  »*m  > 


AGENTS   FOR    SUTTON   8b  GO'S 

Clipper    Ships   from    New   Yori< 


TO 


S^ISr    FRA.lS'CISCO. 


XVI 


SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY 


BAKER  2^   HAMILTON, 

S1H]F®IE'^I^IE^    ©IP 

S3 


pa:q 


OC2 


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AGRICULTURAL 

IMPLEMENTS, 

Portable    Steam    Engines,    Hardware,    Etc. 


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Nos.  13, 15, 17  and  19  Front  Street,  San  Francisco. 

Nos.  9, 11, 13  and  15  J  Street,  Sacranfiento. 

Eastern  Office,  88  Wall  Street,  New  York. 


IKE.    JJiMlMlBnLANN    t£    CO. 

Importers  and    Dealers  in 

Beaver,  Broadcloth,  Cassimere, 


628  &  630  Sacramento  Street, 


Between  Montgomery  and  Kearny^ 


SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL, 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT. 


XVll 


DIRECT   IMPORTERS   OF 


IHK/I^l 


11 


IPHBl 


'^JlJUvO 


Silks,  Zlibbons,  Ziaces, 


m  m 


And  General  Millinery  Goods. 
No.  1  SUTTER  ST.,  Corner  of  Market 

SAN    FRANCISCO, 


483    Broadway. 


PARIS  : 

131    BoaleTnrd    de    Sebastopol. 


WM. 


GLASS    ITITORKS. 


XTEVTMAXT  <&  DT7VAL, 

OFFICE  AND  WORKS, 
FOOT     OF     FOURTH     STREET, 

MANUFACTURE  ALL  VARIETIES  OF 

GREEN  AND  BLACK  HOLLOW  WARE  GLASS. 


PRIVATE  MOULDS  FOR  ALL  KINDS  OF  BOTTLES 

Furnished  at  from  Ten  to  Thirty  DoPars. 


XVlll 


SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


sAiyr  FRAiyrcisGO 

SAVINGS    UNION, 


OFFICE: 


N.E.  Corner  California  and  Webb  Streets, 


SAN    FRANCISCO,    CAL. 


President, JAMES  de  FREMERY. 

Vice  Pres'ident,  -        -        -  WASHINGTON  BARTLETT- 

DIRECTORS, 

CHARLES  BAUM,  CHARLES  PACE, 

ALEX.  CAMPBELL,  Sen.  GEORGE  C.  POTTER, 

C.  ADOLPHE  LOW,  ROBERT  B.  SWAIN, 

DENNIS  J.  OLIVER. 
secretary,  cashier, 

JOHN  ARCHBALD.  LOVELL  WHITE. 

See  General  Review  for  a  J^otice  of  the  Operations  of  this  Institution 


Uo.  19  Moitgiiiiierj  Street,  10?  and  109  Sntter  Street, 


IMPORTERS    AND    DEALERS    IN 


i^     ^2^1^  '^^  M 


EMBROIDERIES,  PATTERNS,  CANVAS, 

EMBROIDERING  FLOSS  AND  TWIST, 
And  all  other  articles  for  Needlework,  at  Wholesale  and  Retail. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  XIX 


IHASONIC 

si¥ii§s  111  mm  Mil 

Gnaranteed  Capital,    -    -    $150,000. 

OFFICE,    TN^O.    6    FOST    ST.,    MASONIC    TEMFLE 


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I»ItESII>ElirX,  VICE    rKESIIJElJrX, 

LEONID  AS  E.  PRATT.  WILLIAM  H.  CULVER. 

BOA.RD    OF    DIRECTORS  : 

LEONIDAS  E.  PRATT,  H.  ROSEKRANS,  JOHN  F.  SNOW, 

M.  R.  ROBERTS,  GEORGE  ROBINS,  HIRAM  T.  GRAVES, 

CALEB  S.  HOBBS,  FRANCIS  SMITH,  JONATHAN  KITTREDGE, 

C.  H.  WETHERBEE,  WM.  H.  CULVER,  W.  T.  GARRATT, 

FRANK  EASTMAN. 

SECRETARY, 

GEORGE  ROBINS. 


Office  Hours  from  9  A.  M.  to  3  P.  M.,  daily.  Extra  Hours  on  Saturday,  from  7  to  9  P.  M.,  for  receiving 
Deposits  only.  Loans  made  on  Real  Estate  and'ColIateral  Securities  at  usual  rates  of  interest.  Certificates  of 
Deposit  issued,  transferable  by  endorsement.  Remittances  from  the  interior,  through  any  of  the  usual  chan- 
nels, may  be  sent,  the  Bank  not  being  accountable  for  their  safe  delivery.  The  signature  of  the  depositor 
should  accompany  his  first  deposit.  A  pass-book  will  be  delivered  to  the  agent  by  whom  the  depo.^^it  is  made, 
or  sent  by  mail  if  desired.    Deposits  received  from  One  Dollar  upwards. 


McGAIN,  FLOOD  &  McGLURE, 

IMPORTERS  AND  JOBBERS  OF 

Foreign  and  Domestic 

HOSIERY,  WHITE  GOODS,  BLANKETS,   ETC. 

tm  mmM  III  Wimm  mtwmm% 

Between  Front  and  Battery,         .  SASS"    Jf IEASr(SnS(g®o 


XX  SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY 


■yy  y  T^J  ■ygit  TF^  3Nr  3E  jAl 

SAYINGS  8c  LOAN  SOCIETY. 

IIsrCOIiI>OI*^ft.TEID     ISXH    A.I>R,IL,    1859. 

(D  ;;  ^  ;^  (9  ;2  ^ 

K  E.  COB,  MONTGOMEEY  AND  MARKET  STREETS, 


The  objects  for  which  this  Association  is  formed,  are,  that  by  its  operations,  the  members 
thereof  may  be  enabled  to  find  a 

Secure    and    Profitable    Investment   for  Small    Savings, 

and  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. 

PRT?mnF\T  M.  D.  SWEENY. 

vrpp    PRfVtdFNT C.   D.   0.   SULLIVAN. 

TREASURER  ;■.;■■.. EDWARD    MARTIN. 

ATTORNEY     .'  i.'.  V.'.".'  '.'.'.l'.'...^.. RICHARD   TOBIN. 

Any  person  can  become  a  member  of  this  Society  on  paying  an  entrance  Fee  of  TWO  DOLLARS, 

and  subscribing  to  the  By-Laws. 

Deposits  can  be  made  of  any  sum  from  TWO  DOLLARS  and  FIFTY  CENTS  to  any  amount. 

^-LOA>'S    MADE    ON     SECUBITT    OF    KXAL    ESTATE    WITHIN    THE     CITY    ASP    COUNTY  .^ 


JAMES  OTIS.  W.  A.  MACONDRAY.  F.  W.  MACONDRAY. 

MACOIf  DRAY  &  GO. 


MERCHAITTS, 

NO.  206  SANSOM  STREET, 

sAisr    FPi-A.isrcisao- 


ACENTS    FOR    THE 

YANG-TZEINSURANCEASSOCIATION,SHANGHAE 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT.  XXI 


First  Premiums  awarded  wherever  exhibited — Fair  of  Mechanics'  Institute,  1865  &8 — State  Fair,  ISfiS 

ESTABLISHED    1850. 


STSAM  COFFEE  AND  SPICE  ffilLS, 

CHARLES  BERNARD, 


MANUFACTDRER   AND    DEALER    IN 


FAMILY  GHARTBES  COFFEE. 


ALWAYS    ON    HAND 


IMST  All  iEOIID  f  OFFll^ 

AND  SPICES  OF  ALL  KINDS. 
Also,  Saleratus,  Carbonate  of  Soda,  Cream  of  Tartar  &  Baking  Powder 

^0.  70  7  Sansom  Street,  corner  of  Gold, 

Between  Jackson  and  Pacific  Streets,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  Cal. 


Geo.  0.  WniTjiET,              ^  i       J.  Waylaxd  Kimball, 

Chas.  M.  Kiuball,              >-  \  No.  19  Lindull  St.,  Boston,  and 

San  Francisco.  )  (158  Chatham  St.,  New  York. 

GEO.  O.  WHITNEY  &  CO. 


mwmi  k 


Kos.  315,  317,  319,  and  321  PINE  ST,  (South  Side) 

Between  Montgomery  and  Sansom. 


PIONEER   FURNITURE  WARERQOMS. 


Particular  attention  paid  to  Drapery  and  Decorating. 


xxii  SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY. 


HENRY  B.  WILLIAMS.   HENRY  P.  BLANCHARD.   CHARLES  B.  MORGAN. 

WILLIAMS,  BLANCHARD  &  GO. 

Shipping  &  Commission 

MERCHANTS, 

No.  218  California  Street, 
San  Francisco. 


BALFOUR,  GUTHRIE  &  CO. 

COMMISSIOISr    J^IERCH^ISTTS, 
430   CAI^IFORIfflA   STRCCT, 

S^N    FRANCISCO. 


BALFOUR,  WILLIAMSON  &   CO.'      -        -        -        Liverpool,  England. 
WILLIAMSON,  BALFOUR  &  CO.    -        -        -        -       Valparaiso,  Chile, 


Give  special  attention  to  the  execution  of  orders  for  all  descriptions  of  Foreign 
Merchandise. 

They  are  prepared  to  make  liberal  advances  on  Wheat,  Barley,  Flour  and  other 
descriptions  of  Produce,  consigned  for  sale  to  their  friends  in  England,  Chile  and 
other  countries. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  XXlll 


COMMISSION    MERCHANTS 


AND 


AOENTS    OF    THE 


Regular  Dispatch  Line  of  Honolulu  Packets, 

AND    REGULAE    LINE    OF    OREGON    PACKETS. 


PARTICULAR    ATTENTION    PAID  TO 

Fom'arding  and  Transhipment  of  merchandise.  Sale  of  W^halemen's  Bills  and   other  Ex- 
change, Insurance  of  Merchandise  and  Specie  under  open  Policies, 
Supplying  fV^haleships,  Chartering  Ships,  Etc. 

Nos.  204  and    20G    California  Street^ 

SAN    FRAISTOISCO. 


George  Platt.  L.  H.  Newton.  Wm.  T.  Coleman,  Special  Partner. 

PLATT  &  NSIATTON, 

Successors  to   WM.   T.   COLEMAN    &   CO. 

siippnG-  &  coiiissioi 


"CALIFORNIA  LINE  OF  CLIPPER  SHIPS." 


t   »«»   t 


NEW  YORK,  SAN  FRANCISCO, 

117  Front  Street.  Cor.  California  and  Front. 


XXIV 


SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY. 


iiNimf  I,  iiiiiii' 


IMPORTERS  AND  JOBBERS  OF 


American^   English   and   Grerman 


§ 


Agricultural 


IMPLEMENTS  ■ 


AND 

MINING 

TOOLS. 


General   Agents   on   the  Pa- 
cific Coast  for   the 

World  Mower 

AND 
AND 

TORNADO 

THRESHER. 


Nos.  3  c£  5  Front  St. 

Near   Market.  BAN    FRANCISCO. 


tis-  STRICTLY  WHOLESALE.      Orders  respectfully  solicited. 


animEm$  Bfielsen 

&  COHHISSION 

And  Commercial  A8:ents  of  the 

(SIAHT   PQWDEH   CaiiPJ^IfT. 

OFFICE,  210  FRONT  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT 


XXV 


COX  4&  NICHOLS, 

417  Battery  Street,  Cor.  Merchant, 

iiiiiiiiii  ■iiiiiif  s 


AND    DEALERS    IN 


LEATHER,  HIDES,  OILS  AND  TALLOW, 

TANNERS'  TOOLS  AND  MATERIALS. 


-A.a-E1JQ"TS    rOE. 


IAS.  S.  MASON  &  GO'S  CHALLENGE  BLACKING 

FOR     THE     PACIFIC     COAST, 


JAMES  W.  COX, 

Late  Cox,  Wilcutt  &  Co. 


A.  O.  NICHOLS. 


EI>]HITSI>    JOIVES,  7 

>  Santa  Cruz. 
JOSEPH    BOSXUir,^ 


SAMlJi:!.    C.    ORA.Y, 

San  Francisco. 


GRAY,  JONES  &  CO. 

DEPOT  OF  THE 


Sllf  1  illl  f lllllf. 


thads 


.   E.J0NES&C9  ^ 


XiCA-ZlZ. 


IS^O.   418    BATTERY    STREET, 


Manufacturers  exclusively  of  the  best  quality  of 


&M 


XXVI 


SAN     FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY, 


No.    108   BATTERY  STREET,   SAJV  FRANCISCO, 

A-GJ-ENT    FOR, 

DUPONT'S  CANNON,  MUSKET,  BLASTIN&  AND  SPOETINrr 


<    »»»    » 


Lake  Superior  and  Pacific  Fuse  Company's 

NEVER- FAILING 

"EAGLE"    SAFET? 


<    m»^   > 


WINCHESTER  REPEATING  ARMS  CO^S 

Rifles,  Carbines,  Muskets  and  Fixed  Ammunition. 


mi 


41111  PiWlIl  iiHPASm 


p.   L.   WEAVER, 


[Successor  to  EDWARD  H.  PARKER,] 


.^kk^ 


i»»i«stttt 


m 


J 


■•♦♦■*#> 


118    FRONT   STREET, 

Between  California  and  Pine,  SAH    FBANCISCO. 


A    m^m    t 


Importer  of  Eley  Bros/  Percnssion  Caps  and  Gon  Wads. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  XXVll 

I 

NORTHERN  ASSURANCE  CO. 

Of  London  and  Aberdeen. 


GAPITAIii^  -  -  $10^000^000. 

1  ^  > 

Net  Fire  revenue  exceeds  $700,000.    Net  Life  revenue  exceeds  $400,000. 


INSMANCE  EFFECTED  ON  BUILDINGS,  lERCHANDISE 

, «       M       > 

LIFE    POLICIES    ISSUED. 


"W.    Zi.    BOOSHER,    Agent, 
No.    319    OA.LIFOJRlsriA.    STREET. 


ROYAL  MAIL  STEAM  PACKET  CO. 


No.  319  CALIFORNIA  STREET. 

Notice  js  tereDy  given  aat  arrangements  \m  Seen  entered  into  between  tlie 
ROYAL    MAIL    STEAM     PACKET    COMPANY 

AND   THE 

PAf  111©  1(411  P114MilIP  iOMPAK¥, 

FOR  the  forwarding  of  treasure  to  the  Bank  of  England,  and  to  the  Bank 
of  France,  in  Havre,  by  the  steamships  of  the  two  companies,  by  means 
of  through  bills  of  lading,  to  be  granted  by  the  Commanders  of  the  Ships 
of  the  Pacific  Mail  Steamship  Company,  for  delivery  to  C.  A.  HENDERSON, 
Agent  of  the  Royal  Mail  Steam  Packet  Company,  to  be  sent  across  the 
Isthmus,  and  embarked  on  the  Ships  of  the  R.  M.  S.  P.  Co.  For  particulars 
as  to  through  rate  of  freight,  apply  to  the  undersigned. 

Arrangements  can  be  made  for  the  shipment  of  Gold  and  Silver  Ores  from  Aspinwall  by  the 
Company's  Steamers,  on  favorable  terms. 

The  Steamships  of  the  R.  M.  S.  P.  Co.  leave  Aspinwall  for  Plymouth,  calling  at  St.  Thomas,  on 
the  6th  (7th  when  there  are  30  days  in  the  previous  month)  and  22d  of  each  month. 

Passages,  at  reduced  rates,  can  be  secured  on  application  to  the  undersigned,  who  will  give  any 
further  particulars  that  may  be  required  about  the  Company's  business. 

~Vl.    L.    BOOKEIl. 


XXVlll  SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY 


Helbing  &  Straus, 


IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 


W    fi    O    W    ZS    £j   aL      dh   9 

Glass  and  China  Ware,  Cutlery,  Lamps, 

SILVER  -  PLATED  AND  BRITANNIA  WARE, 

LOOKING  GLASSES,  ETC. 
AND  104  BATTERY  STREET,  COR.  OF  PINE, 

SAN    FRANCISCO. 


C.  VEXTAHD, 


pif  f  II  Mi 


625    A.]Srr)    627    FROISTT    ST. 


«  »«»  > 


MANUFACTORY    OF     THE 


ORIGINAL  CHARTRES  COFFEE, 

First  introduced  into  this  country  in  June,  1851. 


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All  kinds  of  Green,  Roasted  and  Ground  Coffees. 

ALSO,  SPICES  AND  OALIFOENIA  MUSTARD. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT.  XXIX 


MAIN   &  WINCHESTER, 

illlMlf  Wllllilil, 

MANUFACTURERS  AND  IMPORTERS  OF 

Harness,    Bridles,  Saddles,   Whips, 

COLLARS,   SAODLEWARE,   ETC. 


AND 


LlAf  111   Of   l¥iS¥  Dlj 


^Viliil-W 


Sole    Agents    for    the    Pacific    Coast    for 

HILL'S  CONCORD  HARNESS  AND  COLLARS. 


Nos.  214  and  216  Battery  St.,  San  Francisco. 


W.  F.  RXTSSELL, 

SPECIAL  AaENT  FOR 

illll  ilCll  llPIlIlf 

OF  HONG   KONG, 


A.isjy 


HONG  KONG  DISTILLERY  CO. 

[LIIVCITED.] 

SAN    FRANCISCO. 


XXX 


SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


SULLIVAN,  KELLY  &  CO. 

(Successors  to  Kelly,  Walsh  8f  Co.) 
IMPORTERS   AND   WHOLESALE   DEALERS   IN 


nm  1 


mskW  X"^^ 


GLASS,    &:e. 

101, 103  h  105  Front  St,,  ^  110  Pine  Street, 

SAN    FRANCISCO. 


■A'".  B. — The  Largest  Stock  of  Goods  in  the  City,  at 

Lowest   Rates. 


JAMES  R.  KELLY. 


0.  D,  0.  SULLIVAS. 


SAN    FRANCISCO 


Constantly  on  hand,  a  Large  and  Complete  Assortment  of 


WHALE     LINE,     BALE     ROPE,     ETC. 

MANUFACTURED    FROM 

PURE     MA^ISriL^      HEMP. 


Office  at  TUBES  &  CO.,  611  and  613  Front  Street. 

DMA.NXJF'A.CTOR^Sr      AJT      THE      POTBERO. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT. 


XXXI 


At  the  great  field  trials  at  Sedalia,  Mo.  and  at  Xenia,  Ohio,  in  the  summer  of  1869,  the 


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TFcts    aivarded    the    First    Premiums    arid    Gold     3Iedal 

over  some  forty  competitors.  It  is  the  only  Mower  that  has  the  true  Centre  Draft  in  accordance  with 
correct  mechanical  principles.  The  adjustability  of  the  Finger  Bar  to  cut  high  or  low  without 
stopping  the  team  is  worth  $25.00  on  any  machine.     Farmers, 

THE    "  CLIPPER "    IS    THE    HORSE'S    ERIEND  ! 

Send  for  Circular !    Investigate  !    Remember  that  we  warrant  the  machine. 

We  offer  also  to  Farmers,  the  justly  celebrated  "  Marsh  Harvester,"  Wood's,  McCormack's  and 
Cayuga  Chief  Machines,  and  the  Geiser  Threshers.  Also,  a  full  assortment  of  Agricultural  Tools 
and  General  Hardware. 

HAWLEY  &  CO.,  S.  E.  Cop.  California  and  Battery  Streets. 


fill    llli, 

Z,W,  Corner  Battery  &i  Washington  Streets. 

■ «  ^  > 

07^  hand,  Large  Stock  of  Breech- Loading  Rifles, 
Carbines  and  Pistols^  of  the  latest  improvements. 
Also  for  Powder  and  Ball,  at  Manufacturers'  Prices 

to  the  Trade. 


ALBERT   E.   CRANE, 

Sole  Agent  for  Pacific  Coast. 


XXXll 


SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY 


THOMAS    THOMPSON. 


THORNTON    THOMPSON, 


THOMPSON  BROTHERS, 

129  &  131 BEALE  STREET,  BETWEEN  MISSION  &  HOWARD, 

SAN     FRANCISCO. 


Light  and  Heavy  Castings  of  every  description 

Manufactured. 


ClALLEIf&E  FEED  IIII, 

For    Grinding   all   kinds   of   Grain  for   Feed, 


CO 

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ZJD 


M.  S.  BOWDISH,  SOLE  AGENT  FOR  CALIFORNIA  AND  OREGON, 
at  Hawley  &  Go's,  S.E.  Cor.  California  and  Battery  Streets,  and  Atwood  &  Bod- 
well's,  211  and  213  Mission  Street,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT.  XXXlll 


E  S  T^  B  L  I  S  H  E  r)    IN     1852. 


Importers,  Manufacturers  and  Jobbers 

WOOD  AND  WILLOW  WARE 


T^vines,  Baskets, 

^iiiifOMii.M     mukm 


iMiKi.iijii^ij^jEi^i)   PAPBB   BAfi^Sf   H 


PR-OPRIETORS     OF    THE 

Armes'  Star  Extra  Broom 


AGENTS    OF 


SHERMAN'S  IMPROVED  GOG  WRINGERS 


Our  Stock  is  the  largest  on  the  Pacific  Coast,  and  our  facilities 
for  importing  and  manufacturing  enable  us  to  sell  goods  at  the 

lowest  market  price. 

i  ^  t 

SALESROOM  AND  WAREHOUSE  AT 

ITos.  215  c&  217  Sacraznezito  St. 

SA.isr   FRA.lsrOISCO. 


JcrK^K^^r 


Distances  from  Son  Froncisco. 
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ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT.  XXXV 


AND 


STEAMER  NEW  IVORIiD 

FAVORITE   VALLEJO   ROUTE. 

80  MILES  SAVED  in  distance  from  Marysville  to  San  Francisco,  and  THREE  HOURS 
in  time.  52  MILES  SAVED  from  Sacramento  to  San  Francisco.  TWO  BXPRESS 
TRAINS  DAILY  (except  Sunday)  each  -way,  carrying  U.  S.  Mail  and  all  Fast  Ex- 
press.   On  Sunday,  one  Express  each  way. 


GOING    SOUTH. 

ramento,  7.15  A.M.,  and  Calistoga 


MORNING  EXPRESS  TRAIN '■'""'""^""""''^*'^'" 

IMO  A.  M.,  arriving  in  San  Francisco  at  11.30  A.  M. 

AFTERNOON  EXPRESS  TRAIN  ^^^:^'t.r^.l 

and  Calistoga  2.30  P.  M.,  arriving  at  San  Francisco  at  7.30  P.M. 

GOING    NORTH. 

STEAMER  NEW  WORLD  J^r^enrCfS 

Wharf,  San  Francisco,  at  8  A.  M.,  connecting  at  Vallejo  with  cars  of  California  Pacific  Railroad, 
by  which  passengers  arrive  at  Sacramento  at  12.30  P.M.,  Marysville  at  2.15  P.  M.  and  Calistoga  at 
12.45  P.  M. 

STEAMER  NEW  yMORLD  ^::zv;^z:^f^ 

M.,  by  which  passengers  reach  Sacramento  at  8.20  P.M.,  Marysville,  9.30  P.M.  and  Calistoga,  7.45  P.M. 

S'O'XTD.^'7  TRiiZXTS  iiXTD  BOAT. 

SUNDAY  EXPRESS  TRAINS  .o'intsir.r 

mento  2.30  P.  M.,  and  Calistoga  at  3  P.  M.,  arriving  at  San  Francisco  at  6.45  P.  M. 

STEAMER  NEW  WORLD  J.Tf„rT»ioY>r 

passengers  arriving  at  Vallejo  at  10.15  A.  M.,  Sacramento,  12.45  P.  M.,  Marysville,  5  P.  M.,  and  Cal- 
istoga, 12.40  P.  M.  RETURNING,  leaves  Vallejo  on  the  arrival  of  trains  from  Calistoga  and  Marys- 
ville, at  5  P.  M.,  arriving  at  San  Francisco  at  6.45  P.  M. 

PASSENGERS,  taking  the  Morning  Express  Train  from  Maryfrville  at  6  A.  M.,  Sacramento  7.15  A. 31., 
and  Calistoga  7.30  A.  M.,  arrive  in  San  Franciisco  at  11  30  A.  M.,  giving  thorn  nearly  four  hours  in  the  city. 
Kelurning  at  4.0O  P.  M..  and  reaching  Sacramento  at  8.20  P.  M.,  Mary srlUe  9.30  P.  M.,  and  Calistoga  7.45  P. 
M.,  of  the  same  day. 

Procure  tickets  at  306  Montgomery  Street,  San  Francisco,  or  on  board  the  steamer  Kew  World.  Baggage 
called  for  and  checked  from  Residences,  Hotels,  etc.,  by  the  S.  F.  Package  Express  Co. 

FKEIOflT     9rOTIC£. 

The  New  Freight  Steamers  VALLEJO  and  MOULTON,  of  the  above  line,  will  run  daiiy  (Sun- 
days excepted)  between  San  J'rancisco  and  Vallejo,  connecting  at  Vallejo  with  cars  of  the  California 
Pacific  Railroad  and  Napa  Valley  Railroad. 

Freight  to  Vallejo  will  be  taken  for  $1  per  ton  ;    to  Sacramento,  $2.50  per  ton. 

Freight  for  Marysville  will  arrive  there  at  2  o'clock  P.  M.  the  following  day. 
FREFGHT.  for  Sacramento,  San  Francisco,  Vallejo.  Marysville,  Calistoga,  Kapa,  Davisville,  Knight's 
Landing,  Woodland,  and  all  way  Stations,  taken  through  as  low  as  by  any  other  route. 

The  VALLEJO  or  MOULTON  will  leave  the  berth,  Front  Street  Wharf,  San  Francisco,  each 
day  at  4  P.  M.  Returning,  arrive  in  San  Francisco  at  4  A.  M.  the  following  morning.  With  the  new 
and  commodious  barge  NAPA,  they  are  prepared  to  carry  grain,  machinery,  aud  heavy  freight  of 
all  kinds. 

J.  P.  JACKSON,  President. 


XXXVl  SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


The  Bank  of  British  Columbia, 

PAID  UP  CAPITAL.,    -    -    $1,490,000 

In  14,900  Shares,  of  $100  Each, 
WITH    POWER    TO    INCREASE    TO    $10,000,000. 

LONDON  OFFICE,  5  EAST  INDIA  AVENUE,  LEADENHALL   STREET. 


CHAIRMAN. 

T.  W.  L.  MACKEAN,  Esq.,  Loudon,  (late  of  tbe  firm  of  Turner  &  Co.,  China.) 

DEPUTY    CHAIRMAN. 

ROBERT  GILLESPIE,  Esq.,  (Messrs.  Gillespie,  Molfatt  &  Co.,  London.) 

COURT    OF    DIRECTORS    IN    LONDON. 

JAS.  AlVDERSON,  Esq.,  (Messrs.  Anderson,  Thomson  &  Co.,  London,) 
EDEW  COLYILLE,  Esq.,  Fenchurch  Buildings,  London. 
HEKRY  McCHLERY,  Esq.,  (Messrs.  Cavan,  Lubbock  &  Co.,  London.) 
MARTIN  RIDLEY  SMITH,  Esq.,  1,  Lombard  Street,  London,  (of  Messrs. 
Smith,  Payne  &  Smiths,  Bankers.) 


PORTLAND,  OREGON;  VANCOUVER  ISLAND,  AND  BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 

Wew  York, AOEBTCY    BAIVK.    OF    MOTVTREAI.. 

Canadaand  British  BTortli  American  Provinces, BAliTK    OF    MOaTTREAt.. 

Mexico  and  Soutb  America,.. I.OIVI>09r    BAIVK    OF    MEXICO    <Sz    SOITTH    AMERICA. 

Australia  and  the  East ORIEBTTAl.    BAIVK    CORPORATIOIT. 

England, WATIOHTAl.     PROVISCIAK.    BAIVK    OF    ElSei.AlKB. 

England WORTH    «Sc    SOUXH    TPA1.K8    BA]VK.    OF    I.IVERPOOK,. 

Scotland, BRITISH     I^iaTEIT     COMPASTT'S    BATTK. 

Ireland,.. BAHTK    OF     IREI^AWB. 


This  Bank  is  now  open  for  Business,  and  is  prepared  to  receive  Deposits  on  Current  Account 
or  on  time ;  to  buy  and  sell  Exchange  and  Bullion  ;  collect  Bills  ;  discount  Approved  Paper;  make 
advances  on  good  Collateral  Securities ;  grant  Credits,  and  transact  a  general  Banking  Business. 


SAN     FRANCISCO     OFFICE : 

S.  H.  COR.  CAUFOHHIA  AMD  SAHSOM  STHEETS. 
WILLIAM  H.  TILLINGHAST,  Manager. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT 


XXXVll 


fill  All  ■Allll  IlSIlAlil* 


INSURANCE  COMPANY 

OF   BAH    FEANCISCQ. 
(The '  California  Ziloyds,'  esta'blisb.ed  in  18S1.) 

Nos.  416  and  418  CALIFORNIA  STREET. 


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if  §•*••§  ®©M* 


^S=^  Fair  Rates. 
Prompt  Settlement  of  Losses. 
US'*  Solid.  Security. 


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DIRECTORS: 

SAN    FRANCISCO. 


J.  Mora  Moss, 
James  Otis, 
Moses  Heller, 
Joseph  A.  Donohoe, 
M.  J.  O'Connor, 
W.  W.  Montague, 
Daniel  Meyer, 


Adam  Grant 
William  Scholle, 
Charles  Kohler, 
Joseph  Seller, 
W.  C.  Ralston. 
I.  Lawrence  Pool, 
A.  Wassermann, 
Geo.  C.  Johnson. 


Jos.  Brandenstein, 
N.  G.  Kittle, 
Jabez  Howes, 
Nicholas  Luning, 
John  Parrott, 
Milton  S.  Latham, 
L.  Sachs, 


T.  E.  Lindenberger. 


M.  D.  Sweeny, 
E.  H.  Winchester, 
Gustave  Touchard, 
Michael  Castle, 
Nicholas  Larco, 
Geo.  C.  Hickox, 
Morton  Cheesman, 


SACRAMENTO.  MARYSVILLE.  PORTLAND,  O. 

J.  F.  Houghton.    L.  A.  Booth.        L.  Cunningham,     Peter  Decker.  Henry  Failing. 


J.  G.  Kittle, 


NEW    YORK. 

Benjamin  Brewster, 


James  Phelan. 


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GUSTAVE   TOUCHARD,   President. 

CHARLES  D.  HAVEN,  Secretary. 


N.  G.  KITTLE,  Vice  President. 
GEO.  T.  BOHEN,  Surveyor. 


XXXVlll 


SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY 


JOHN  TAYLOR  &  GO. 

512    AND    514.    ^^^ASHINGJ^TON    STIiEET, 

ISIPORTERS    OF    AKI*    I>EAI<£RS    TN 

•IIMISW  fiMiSWAlI 

A-ISTD     SUISTDHIES. 

The  latest  styles  of  Glassware  and  Fixtures  for  first-class  Drug  Stores, 

With  Glass  Labels,  Counter  and  Prescription  Scales,  Druggists' 

Sundries,  Perfumery  and  Liquor  Labels  in  good  variety. 


ASSAYERS'    MATERIALS    AND    CHEMICALS. 


Bullion  and  Assay  Balances, 

Humid  Assay  Apparatus, 
Cupelling  Furnaces, 


French  and  Sand  Crucibles, 

Dixon's  Celebrated  Black  Lead  Crucibles, 

And  everything  required  in  an  Assay  Office. 


P»K[OTOail  A  PHIC     aOODS. 

We  have  purchased  Mr.  Wm.  Shew's  Entire  Stock  of  Photographic  Matwialsand  Chemicals,  and 
have  now  the  most  complete  and  desirable  stock  of  goods  in  this  line  in  the  City,  which  we  are  sell- 
ing at  low  prices. 

Agents  of  PACIFIC  GLASS  ITITORKS 

All  Orders  will  have  prompt  and  careful  attention. 


GARDEN  SEEDS  FOR  1871. 


NEW  lOBK  SEED  IREBOUSE 


C.   L.   KEIiliOGG, 

427  SANSOM  ST,,  near  Clay,  SAU  FEANCISCO,  OAL. 

IIs<fl:i>OHXEIi    A-InTID    3DE-A.I.ER,    IlSr 

FtOWEE 


GARDEN, 

FIELD, 


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AND 


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BOMBAY  OPIUM.     POPPT  SEED— WHITE  AND  PURPLE. 

.''ee'ls  will  be  packed  in  tlic  best  manner,  to  go  any  distemce,  and  forwarded  as  desired.  LIglit  kinds  of  .^eeds  c.in  b". 
forwnrded  tbronKli  tlie  mMll,  poslajje  paid.  .All  orders,  bjr  mail  or  otlierwisc,  (wlih  rcmittanees)  will  be  attendi'd  lo  witb 
oare  and  dispatcli.  l  he  i^rcHlest  care  will  be  taken  to  have  all  .Seeds  sold  by  nu-  pure,  reliable,  «iid  llie  ^ery  bent  mid 
cliolcest  of  their  kind.  A  Linr.itAi,  Discount  ji.\dk  to  tiik  Tiiadk.  TIii'  AjtiMits  of  Wells,  Fargo  tte  C.v'a  Kx)iress, 
and  Postmasters  gener.ally,  are  requested  to  act  as  agents  for  reoiving  orders  for  seeds,  iioxcs  of  Seeds,  contjining 
lOU  I'apers,  or  more,  put  up  for  the  Country  Trade,  in  such  assortments  as  desired. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  XXXIX 


SPRING  VALLEY 

WATER  WORK 


i  »-»  I 


Incorporated  under  Act  of  the  Legislature,  April  8, 1858. 


«  »j»  » 


CAPITAL  DISTRIBUTING  STOCK  -  -  -  -  ,„,„„„ 

Divided  into  80,000  Shares  of  $100  Each. 


-«  *»»  » 


MABN    RESERVOIR, 

X^  jAl  Ct  T7  XV  j£k    l£3L€>J?Srxyj^^ 

Capacity,   34,000,000    Callons. 

College  Kill      Reservoir,  Capacity    14iOOO,000  Gallons. 
Francisco  Street        "  "  7,000,000 

Russian  Hill  "  "  4,000,000 

Buchanan  Street      "  "  2,000,000 

Brannan  Street        "  "  500,000 

Dam— Pillarcitos  Creek,  Capacity  -  -    1,045,000,000  Gallons. 

San  Andreas  "  «        -  -    4,650,000,000 


^5  F  "F  I  O  B  I^  S 

President, ' . .  W.  P.  BABCOCK. 

Vice  President, JAMES  D.  WALKER. 

Secretary, E.  M.  MILES. 

TR.TJSTEES, 

JOHN   PARROTT,  W.  F.  BABCOCK, 

L.  TEVIS,  JAS.   D.   WALKER, 

N.  LUNING.  CHAS.  MAYNE, 

CHAS.   E.  McLANE. 


OFFICE    OF    THE    C03IPANT, 


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SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY 


BADGER  Sc  LINDENBERGER, 

XTo.     7     SAITSOM     STREET, 

ADJOINING    COSMOPOLITAN    HOTEL, 

S^N    FRiLNCISOO,    CA-LIFOHlsriA.. 


ii^aii'OitxEns  wA.3^Tr>  jobbbi^s   ob 


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Agents  Willamette  Woolen  Mills,  Salem,  Oregon. 
Agents  Hallet,  Davis  k  Co.'s  Pianos,  Boston,  Mass. 


HXSiriffZSiaANN  «£  Go. 


IMPORTERS    AND  JOBBERS   OF 


DRY  GOODS  &  CARPETS. 

♦.-►^.^►—♦-^ 

©oi^i:    alOejdvts    for 

Veuve  Xavier,  Jouvin  &  Go's  Paris  Kid  Gloves,  and  Dachez  Shawls. 


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OBI>£KS    ICECEIVi:i>    FOR    A.11^    l>E8CBIPTI09r    OF 

BLAHKETg,  FLANNELS  ANB  €ASSIMEEES 

Manufactured  by  the  San  Francisco  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory. 

AGENCY   OF  THE  OAKLAND  BURLAP  MILLS. 

HIDES    AND    WOOL    BOUGHT    AT    HIGHEST    MARKET    RATES. 


EXCHANGE  ON  ENGLAND,  FKANOE,  GERMANY  AND  NEW  YORK. 

mo-,  i  mAmBom   BTmmmTf 


ADJOINING    COSMOPOLITAN    HOTEL. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT, 


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DIRECTED  BY  THE  FATHERS  OF  THE  SOCIETY  OF  JESUS. 


WITH    A    FULL    STAFF    OF 


PROFESSORS  AND   TUTORS, 


AND  A 


THOROUGH  SYSTEM  OF  INSTRUCTION 

IN 

IL<atlii,  ]Mat:lieiiiatlcs,  History, 

Greelc,  N'atxiT'al  Sciences,  Geograplay, 

EInglisli,  Aritlimetic,  XJse  of  the  G«-lo"bes, 

Miental  riiilosojpliy.         33ool5:-Iieeping,  I»en.raansliip. 

FRENCH,  SPANISH,  ITALIAN,  GERMAN, 

YOCAL    AKB    mSTRBMEMTAL    MOSIC, 
AND     DRA^VING, 

DIVIDED  INTO  TWO  EEGULAE  COURSES : 


BESIDES   A 

PREPARATORY     DEPARTMENT. 


TERMS: 


Board  and  Lodging,  Tuition  in   either  Classical   or  Commercial   Department,  Washing  and 

Mending,  Stationery,  Medical  Attendance  and  Medicines ;    Fuel,  Baths,  per  week $8  00 

Total  per  Session,  of  ten  months,  $350,  payable  half-yearly  in  advance. 

N.  _B. — If  more  than  two  brothers  enter  the  College,  each  additional  one  pays  only  $200  per  Session. 


For  further  information,  or  for  Catalogue  of  the  College,  apply  to  Rev,  A.  Varsi,  President  of 
Santa  Clara  College,  Santa  Clara  County,  or  to  St.  Ignatius  College,  841  Market  Street,  San 
Francisco,  Cal. 


xlii  SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY 


STENCIL.  PLATES 


THtrWOEfHT, 

821  FRONT  STREET,  CORNER  COMMERCIAL, 

©A.N     l?K-A.]VCI©CO,    CAL. 

STENCIL  PLATES,  ■when  handsomely  executed,  present  the  cheapest  and  best  mode  of  advertising  that 
can  be  ariopted.    This  is  the  experience  of  all  who  use  tnem. 

STENCIL  PLATES  OF  EVEKY  PATTEKN  cut  at  this  Establishment  in  a  style  unequalled  by  any 
other  workmen  in  California. 

Merchants  and  others  are  invited  to  call  and  examine  specimens  in  proof  of  the  above  assertion. 

Orders  from  abroad,  as  well  as  those  givem  in  person,  promptly  executed  and  forwarded.  J'arties  sending 
orders  by  letter  arc  particularly  requested  to  write  plainly  and  give  the  exact  space  thky  wisu  the 

LE1TER8  TO  OCCUPY. 

By  close  application  and  superior  execution  of  work  during  an  experience  of  thirteen  years,  .Mr.  TRU- 
WOKTHY  has  extended  his  business  to  its  present  proportions.  His  present  facilities  for  rapid  and  tasteful 
execution  of  air  work  in  his  line  are  far  superior  to  those  of  any  other  in  this  State  or  in  the  Union. 

Having  purchased  all  the  late  John  Hall's  Stencil  Tools,  Plates  and  Impressions,  and  everything  per- 
taining to  his  business,  I  am  prepared  to  furnish  his  customers  with  fac-similes  of  his  work. 

REM  BEM BER     THE     PLACE. 

321  Front  Street,   Corner  Commercial,  (Up  StairsJ  San  Francisco,   California. 


Hew  BiislaEt  larllii 
BATH    HOUSE, 

Wov  ltail@s  ami  SeBtlemeQ, 
528  PACIFIC  ST.,  BET.  MONTGOMERY  AND  KEAENY. 

Dr.  ZEILE  informs  the  public  that  his  New  Bath  House  is  now  open  for  the 
accommodation  of  patrons.  Neither  pains  nor  expense  have  been  spared  to  make  this 
the  best  and  most  commodious  establishment  of  the  kinil  either  in  Europe  or  America. 
Convenient  and  separate  apartinents  are  afforded  for  the  administration  of  Bathing  by 
Steam,  by  Hot  Air,  and  by  Plain  or  Medicated  Waters.  Trained  and  polite  attendants 
will  use  their  best  efforts  to  give  complete  satisfaction. 

Dr.  Zeile  has  also  attached  to  his  Bathing  Establishment  a  few  handsomely  furnished 
Suites  of  Rooms,  where  he  will  receive  and  entertain  patients  for  treatment,  who  are  not 
infected  with  any  contagious  or  infectious  disease. 

To  secure  this  accommodation,  it  will  always  be  necessary  for  engagements  to  be 
made  in  advance  of  the  arrival  of  the  patient. 

N.B. — Everything  on  ground  floor — no  basement. 


IMPOKTEB  OF 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  xlui 


Vr  STOCK     COMI^^NY.  ^^ 


wmwmwkm     «     ^8p^«)'ifiiii'# 


P¥lfi/A\¥f.  MsWil:/^m\  ^  ^«K.£ 


Number  of  Shares,  3,000.    $100  per  Share. 
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IlS"COIlPORA.TED     -A.FRIL     3,     1867. 


iPElilllS^  f  r§ill#irt  &  Hmamg» 


BOABO    OF    TRUSTEES. 

C.  SPRECKELS,        GEORGE  H.  EGGERS,        C.  H.  VOIGT, 
H.  HORSTMANN,       F.  HAGEMANN. 


COMMERCIAL    AGENTS, 


210   CALIFOBNIA    STREET. 


Works,  S.W.  cor.  Eighth  and  Brannan  Sts. 

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This  Refinery,  having  recently  trebled  its  capacity,  is 

better  prepared  to  supply  the  great  demand  for 

its  various  kinds  of 

SUGARS  AND  SYRUPS 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY, 


HUNTINGTON'S  IlPBOfED  SHINGLE  MACHINE, 

These  machines  are  in  use  at  the  mills  owned  by  the  following  parties: 


•S       "    .    . 


—  O    "^     - 

S  f-i  S  S^  3 


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Steam   Engines,    Sawmills,   Lath   and  Picket  Machines,  etc.,  made  to  order  at   short   notice. 

Manufactured   and  for   Sale   by  F.   A.   HUNTINGTON,   at 

ISTos.    18    and.    20    Fremont    Street,    San    Francisco. 

ForKimplicity.  durability,  and  rapidity  of  action,  theise  machines  have  no  equal,  and  are  now  used  by  all  the  prin- 
cipal Jiillmtn  on  the  Pacific  Coast. 

Price,  complete,  with    one  Saw 8425. OO 

Jointer   Frame,  extra,  price 35. OO 


EUREKA   HAIR! 


CHEAP  &  SUPERIOR 

ARTICLE 

AS  A  SUBSTITUTE 

FOB 

CURLED  HAIR 

FOR. 

Upholsterers'  Use, 

AND  SOLD  AT 

ONE-FIFTH  THE  PRICE. 


The    i:i7KEK.A. 

HAIR  MATTRESSES 

FOR. 

llastlellF, 
DURABILITY 

COMFORT, 

Are  now  generally  acknowledged 

To  have  no  Equal. 


Beware  of  Inferior  Imitations,  manufactured  of  uncleansed 
Fiber,  now  being  offered  to  the  Public. 

E'D'HSZA   IIAZK    Co. 

DUXCH    FLAX,    CA3J- 

AGENCY,  573  Mission  Street,  bet.  Ist  and  2d. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT 


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(/) 


vs^x^x«k.A-;i'!A^\^. 


Nos.  213,  215,  217  and  219  MARKET  ST. 

9    AlTD    11   BSAZiS   STHSST, 


liBBS.  ClLKill  &  Of. 


MANUFACTURERS    OF 


BOXE 


ALSO, 


FOR    S^LE, 


AND  OTHER  FANCY  WOOD. 


^"We  are  now  manufacturing  and  will  receive  orders  for  the  manufacture  of 
different  kinds  of  Agricultural  Machines. 


xlvi 


SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY. 


Sawing  and  Planing  Mill. 


p.    A.    Macdonald,  I 
Joseph    McGill.       y 


(J.    H, 
I  H.   C 


Macdonald, 
Chapman. 


D.  A.  MACDONALD  &  CO. 

lS4:-A.lsrXjr.A.CTXTKEK,S    OF 

Doors,  Sasles,  BlMs  ani  loiilMS 

217  to  225  Spear  St.  and  218  to  226  Steuart  St., 

Between  Howard  and  Folsom,  .        .        .        .        .        SAN    FRANCISCO. 


FZXTZSXIZXTG  "WORK 

For  Buildings,  constantly  on  hand  and  got  up  to  order. 


POLLARD  &  CARVILL  MANUFACTURING  CO. 


lElLERS  m  AND  MINOFACTURERS  OF 


ifl 


gxQ'M'i) 


Nos.  1 80  &  1 82  JESSIE  ST.,  running  through  to  1 84  &  1 86  Stevenson  St. 
%rd\St^°n"inTrrY.r'i  SAN  fhaitcisco. 


Tbird  Streets,  near  Market 


Repairing,   BlackomithinK,  Paintins  «Cc  TrimMine,  execnted  'wltk  Bfeatness  <fe  Dispatch. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


xlvii 


'OUMDHT 


A.]srx> 


GO-OPEHATIVE, 

Nos.  235  to  259  FIRST  STREET, 
SA.]sr  iTR^jsrcisco. 


This  Establishment  is  now  working  on  the  Co-operative  Plan,  which  has 
proved  eminently  successful,  and  we  are  now  manufacturing 


BMmiiBT  mw 


Of  all  kinds  at  lower  rates  than  ever  before.     We  can  turn  out  work  to  better  ad- 
vantage and  at  less  prices  than  any  other  shop  on  this  coast  or  elsewhere. 


[M 


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P'Oi'^i 


I 


C.  SPRECKELS  k  CO.,  Proprietors. 


U) 


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SAN   FRANCISCO,   CAL. 


This  Establishment  has  been  enlarged  for  the  third  time  during  the  past  season,  and  now  pos- 
sesses facilities  unsurpassed  by  any  competition  for  the  production  of 

SUPERIOR   GRXSAM   ALiXS^ 

To  supply  the  increasing  demands  of  the  public. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY 


1^ 


® 


ilHSHSPHlBf 


f 


FIRST    PREMIUM 


BILLIARD  MANUFACTURER 

Sole  Agent  for  the  Pacific  Coast  of  the  celebrated 

KAVANAGH  Sl  DECKER'S  PATENT  CUSHIONS. 

Patented  December  18th,  1866,  and  March  9th,  1869. 


My  Tables  have  taken  the  First  Premium  at  seveu  different  Fairs,  every  time  they  were  presented. 

537  Sacramento  Street,  below  Montgomery,  San  Francisco. 


UNION  BOX  FACTORY 

Nos.  11^  and  116  Spear  Strest, 

Between  Mission  and  Howard,  SAH    FRAHCISCO* 


Boxes  of  all  kinds  Made  to  Order  by  hand  or 

DOVE-TAILED  BY  MACHINERY 

WITH   PROMPTNESS   AND    DISPATCH. 


I 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT. 


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IT.   CIIA7   ■Si  CO. 

UNDERTAKERS, 

641   Sacramento  Street, 


Comer  of  Webb, 


SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


THE    TRADE    SUPPLIED    WITH 

COFFINS,  AND  EVERY  ARTICLE  IN  THE  LINE 


ON    LIBERAL    TERMS. 


Sole  Agents  for  Barstow's  Patent  Metallic 

Burial  Cases  and  Caskets. 


p.  S.  HIBBERD. 


A.   I.  SANBORN. 


W.  A.  BYRNES. 


HIBBERD.  SANBORN  &  CO. 


MILLER  &  HALEY'S  MILLS, 

BEHRY  STREET, 

Between  Third  &  Fourth  (water  front,)  SAN    FRANCISCO. 


California  File  Manufacturing  Co. 


437  BRANNAN  STREET, 


Between  Third  and  Fourth, 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


New  Files  of  every  description  on  hand  and  made  to  order.  Old  Files  Re-Cut  and 
warranted  equal  to  new.  Reaper  and  Mower  Sections,  Bars,  etc.,  made  to  order  at  short 
notice.     Orders  from  the  country  promptly  attended  to. 

BRONNER  &  CLARK,         -  Corner  Tenth  and  J  Streets,  Sacramento. 

CHICARD  &  CO.,         .  -  .  -  .  Levee  Street,  Stockton. 

W.  WUSTUOFF.  L.  KRAMER. 


SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY. 


ALBERT    G.    IT'2'E, 


IMPORTER  OF  AND  DEALER  IN 


W^'' 
^ 


VID  WMMm. 


^M  Mm 


1  ElSf  10 


Chromos^  Engravings  and  Photographs^ 
STATIONERY, 

FANCY     GOODS     AND     POCKET     CUTLERY, 

ITo.  29  THZHD   STB.EET,  near  Market  St., 

8A.N^     FH  A.ISrOISOO. 


TJie    Trade    Supplied    at    the   Lowest    Prices, 


JOHN  SPRUANCE. 


JAMES  SPRUANCE. 


C.  C.  CHAPMAN. 


J 


« 


SP 


E, 


SUCCESSORS  TO  J.  C.  HOIIA.N  &  CO. 

Importers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 

WINES  k  LIQUORS 

No.  415  FRONT  STREET, 


S»jAlXV    dp*  XI.  .ifk  3Nr  O  X  &>  o  o 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT. 


EDTl^ARD    IHABXIIV. 


».    V.    B.    HKKTARIE. 


E.  MARTIN  6c  GO. 


WHOLESALE   DEALERS   IN 


^V— - 


408  FROWT  STRBBT^ 

SAH    FBAHDSCO. 


Gannon's    Cigar    Store. 

PETER    T,   GANNON, 

RETAIL  DEALER  IN  THE 

tacit  Iraiii  lavaia  ilgarii 

Corners  of  Montgomery,  Post  and  Market  Streets, 


GEO.  W.  PATCH, 

.if 

4:05  Front  Street,  Corner  Clay, 

ROOM  No.  11.  SAN   FRANCISCO. 

^mmm 

BOBNIHG  BHANGS  A  SPECIALTYI 

A  Superior  Quality  of  Stencil  Inks,  Brushes,  etc.  on  hand.        Also  Agent  for  Merriam's  Patent  Marking  Can. 


A..    TFASOir. 


p.    a.    MOBRIS. 


T^ASOXT    (&   MORRIS, 

HOUSE,  SIGH  AHD  FRESCO  PAfflTERS, 

Gilding  and  Glassing,  Imitations  of  Wood  and  Marble, 

Importers  and  Dealers  In 

Paints,   Oils,   Turpentine,   Varnislies,   Brushes,   Glass.    Etc.,   Etc. 

No.     38     CALIFORISIIA     STREET, 

Two  Doors  below  Davis  Street,  SAN    FRANCISCO. 

coT73smi-Y  o:rjd:eiti&  soliciteid. 


SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


Ho.  415  Mission  Street, 


Adjoining  Mechanics'  Mill,  ) 

Between  First  and  Fremont  Streets,! 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


SCROLL    SJ^^^rTlS^G^   ^NL>    TLTRlSriNa. 


Constantly  on  hand  and  made  to  order.  Stair  Rails,  Posts,  Balusters,  Etc.,  Etc. 


M.  M.  COOXS  <&  SOXTS, 

BEALF.RS   IN 


FIRE  CAPS  AND  BELTS, 

eviiiaif  loii  4MP  piBi  iu0Ei^s. 

Agency  for   the  Douglass   Artificial   Limbs, 

801   Battery  Street,  SAN   FRANCISCO. 


«  »«»  > 


BEXjT     XjE^A-TIiEK.    rOE,     S-A.IjE. 


iAlMll  lilMl  MM  W©1I 

SOZiZi^DiiV  c&  BK£1THA2«£,  iigents. 


Manufacture  and  offer  to  the  Trade  the  above  SUPERIOR  SALT,  for  Table, 
Dairy  and  Packing  Purposes,  in  assorted  bags.  Also,  constantly  on  hand  the  best 
brands  of  LIVERPOOL  SALT,  in  large  and  small  bags. 

MILL,   249   STUART   STREET. 

OFFICE,    423    FRONT    STREET,    SAN    FRANCISCO. 


E.  C.   BOOBAR  <&  CO. 

PILE  BEIYEES  &  €SNT1  A€TOBS 

WHARVES   BUILT, 

WATER    LOTS    PILED    AHD    CAPPED. 
Foundations  for  Brick  Buildings  Piled  and  Capped,  Piles  and  Square  Timber 

OFFICE— S.W.  Oor.  Steuart  and  Howard  Streets. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT 


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LEOPOLD     KUH, 

(Formerly  of  the  U.  S.  Branch  Mint,  S.  F.) 


& 


No.   611   Commercial   Street, 


A.  W.  VON  SCHMIDT, 

OFFICE,   PIONEER  BU!L01NG, 
MONTGOMERY  STREET,  NEAR  JACKSON, 

SAN     FRANCISCO,     CAL 


MEEKER,  JAMES  <Sc  CO. 

Importers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers   In 


Corner   California  and   Davis  Streets, 


©A.]V    F-KA.NCISCO. 


R.  C.  WALRATH.  JOHN  V.  HUNTER.  Z.  AMOS. 

WALRATH,  HUNTER  &  CO. 

Importers  und  Dealers  in  all  kinds  of 

ilEEIMl   a   WA'iOl   gfiil. 

Hardwood  Lumber ^  Oak,  Ash,  Hickory,  Maple,   Whitewood,  Black 
Walnut,  Ship  JPlank,  Oak  Timber, 

LOCUST  TREENAILS,  MOULDINGS  AND  VENEERS,  STAVES   AND   HEADINGS, 

Nos.   108   «fe   110   Market    Street,    opp.   Main, 

AND  NOS.  5  AND  7  CALIFORNIA  ST.,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


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11:^°  We  pledge  that  Orders  shall  receive  special  and  prompt  attention. 


liv 


SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY 


PACIFIC 


In, 


Location  at  Polrero,  beyond  Long  Bridge, 

Have  on  hand  Coopers'  Stock  of  all  descriptions ;    and  are  fully  prepared  to  manufacture  to  order 

packages  of  all  kinds  and  sizes. 

FLINT,   PEABODY  &  CO.,  AGENTS. 


N.  P.  lANGlAND, 

STAIR  BEDER 

ASD 

Wood  Turner, 

485  AND  487  BRANNAN  ST. 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


Paper,  Oil  Cloth,  Window  Shades  and  Furniture  Warehouse. 

American  Flags  and  Eegimental  Banners  constantly  on  hand  and  Made  to  Order. 

Removed  from  Clay. Street  and  Corner  Sansom  and  California  Streets, 
OPPOSITE  Ne^v  Bank  of  California,  to 

51*^   Market   axxd   21   Sutter   Streets, 

SAN     FRANCISCO. 


TJivriD 


METALLIC  AND  WOOD   COFFINS   OF   EVERY  DESCRIPTION  FURNISHED  AT  THE 

SHORTEST  NOTICE. 

XTo.     651     SiLCK^MSXTTO     STB.EST. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT 


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)  AND  HAT  MATERIAL 

AT  AVHOLESALE, 

N.E.  Cor.  Montgomery  and  Bush  Streets, 

S^N"    FRANCISCO. 


J.  C,  leussdorffer  &  Brother 


IMPORTERS  OF  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 


9 


Hatters'  Flushes, 


f  lis,  f  lIHHIMSp  lii 

And  everything  requisite  for  the  manufacture  of  Hats. 


Our  long  experience  in  San  Francisco,  and  extensive  connections  in  Europe 
and  the  East,  enable  us  to  be  in  constant  receipt  of  the  choicest  qualities  and 
latest  styles. 

Our  stock  is  the  largest  and  most  select,  and  our  facilities  superior  to  any  other 
House  on  this  Coast. 

Dealers  who  buy  on  short  time,  or  for  cash,  will  find  it  greatly  to  their  advan- 
tage to  favor  us  with  a  call  at 

y.U,  cor,  Montgomery  and  Bush  Sts.,  San  Francisco, 


ItEXA-IIj     STORES  : 
Nos.  200  and  202  Montgomery  Street,  comer  Biisb, 
Nos,  635  and  637  Commercial  Street,     -  -  - 

No.  647  "Washington  Street,     -  -  -  -  . 

No.  105  J  Street, 

Comer  Front  and  Monisson  Streets,  -  -  - 


San  Francisco 

San  Francisco 

San  Francisco 

Sacramento 

Portland,  O. 


Ivi  SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


MARINE  AlTD  FIRE. 

californiaInsurance  CO. 

Oflice-No.  318  California  Street. 

One  roor  East  from  Sansom  SIrfel,  SiJf  i']Kiilf'CIS€'®,  €&!,. 

>    ^    > 

Guarantee  Capital  Paid  up  (in  gold)     $300,000. 
Assets,  Nov.  15th,  1870,       -       -     $400,000. 

I  ^  » 

C.  T.  MOFKINS,  Frest.      M.  B.  TICHEI«,  Yice  Frest. 
E.  CMOWELIL,  Secretary. 

THE    ONLY    MUTUAL! 


All  Insurance  profits  divided  annually  among  the  holders 
of  i>a»'*icfi)a<ingr  j^^licies. 


r  S  M 1 A I 


FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY 

OF    LONDOlSr. 

Established   1803. 

CAPITAL, $8,000,000. 

Insures  Buildings  and  Merchandise  in  them,  on  the  most  moderate  terms;  also  Frame 
Buildings  and  Merchandise  or  Furniture  contained  in  same. 


LOSSES  PAID  HERE  IN  CASH  IMMEDIATELY  ON  ADJUSTMENT, 

IlSr    TJ.    S.     C3-OIj3D     OOIHSr. 


FALZSXTER,  BELL  <&  CO. 

AGENTS     FOR     CALIFORNIA. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT 


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B.    CASEBOI^T. 


I>AVII>    KERR. 


COACH  AID  CAB  BDILDERS, 

Importers  and  Dealers  in 

CARRIAGES,  BUGGIES,  WAGONS, 


AND    ALL    KINDS    OF 


Carriage  &  Wagon  Stock,  Trimmings,  etc. 
Corner  Market  and  Fifth  Streets^ 


Wagons  and  Carriages  of  every  description  made  to  order,  stored  and  sold  on  Commission ;  also, 
Bougln  and  Exchanged,  and  General  Jobbing  done  with  Neatness  and  Dispatch. 

Parties  wishing  Carriages  of  an_y  description  can  have  them  ordered  through  us  from  the  leading 
Coach  Builders  in  the  Atlantic  cities. 


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ORUERS    FROM    THE    COUHfTRY    PROMI»Tr.Y    ATXEXOEW    TO. 


PIOMEER  PAPER  MILL, 

TAYLORVILLE,  MARIN   CO.,  CAL. 

S.   p.   TAYLOR   &    CO.,        -        -        -        Proprietors. 

Manufacturers  and  Importers  of  all  kinds  of 

PAPEB  AKD  PAPER  BAGS,  TWINE,  ETC. 

PAPER     WAREHOUSE,    NO.    416    CLAY     STREET, 


^11112   ^Id^HISS^  SQ&IIC9S   ^^3S>   Q^(D^  ^Hd^S^   ^(£)1P«S9   ;3<Q«(3« 


Goznmission  Merchant, 

SAH    FRAHCISCO. 


iOMSlSMMBiraS* 


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SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY 


FIRE  INSURANCE  AGENCY 

No.  219  SANSOM  STREET, 


between  California  and  Pine, 


SAJH"  FRANCISCO. 


SAIBTIRG-BREIEI 

fill  IlilBIIil 


Oanital, 


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$i,iii,ii§ 


DIRECTORS: 


AT    HAMBURG. 

WM.  GOSSLER,  Esq.,  Pres't. 
AUG.  JOS.  SCHON,  Esq. 
H.  MUNCHMEYER,  Esq. 
J.  F.  W.  RELMERS,  Esq. 
A.  F.  WOLDSEN,  Esq. 

AT   BREMEN. 

LOUIS  DELIUS,  Esq. 
CARL  MELCHERS,  Esq. 
CARL  TEWES,  Esq. 


NOTARY, 

EDUARD  SCHRAMM,  J.  U.  D. 


AT    HAMBUnG, 


DIRECTOR, 

ALFRED  KLAUHOLD,  Esq. 


AT    HAMBUnO. 


CALIFORNIA    AGENCY, 

MORRIS  SPEYER  &  Co.  Agents, 

SAN  PEANCISCO. 


The  undersigned,  Agents  for  California,  for  the  above  highly  renowned  Com- 
pany, are  prepared  to  issue  policies  against  loss  by  Fire,  on  the  most  favorable 
terms,  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  State,  on 

STORES,  MERCHANDISE,  DWELLINGS,  FURNITURE,  ETC. 

1^*  All  claims  will  be  paid  by  the  undersigned  immediately  after  the  amount  of 
loss  is  ascertained,  particular  arrangements  for  that  purpose  having  been  made. 

MORRIS  SPKYSR  &  GO.^  Agents, 

219  SANSOM  STREET,  between  California   and  Pine. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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H.  M.  NEWHALL. 


J.  O.  ELDRIDGE. 


G.  PALACHE. 


H.  M.  NEWHALL  <Si  CO. 

AWCW1©WBHBS^ 

AND  "* 

COMMISSION  MERCHANTS, 

SALESROOM,  FIRE  PROOF  BRICK, 

309,  311,  313   Sansozn.   Street. 

REGULAR    SALE    DAYS; 

MONDAY    and    THURSDAY  —  Catalogue    Sale    of    Boots, 
Shoes,  Clothing,  Hardware,  Fancy  Goods,  etc. 

WEDNESDAY  — Catalogue   Sale   of  Dry   Goods.  Silks,  Em- 
broideries, French  Goods,  etc. 


(BA©SL  AIDf  ASfiglS  ©M   ffllSIE^SAlgfM^l  ^DIE   §MM^ 


HENRY   F.    WILLIAMS. 


ROBERT  C.   PAGE. 


HENRY  F.  WILLIAMS  & 


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XTo.  20  Stevenson's  Building, 


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Prompt  d^iention  will  be  given  to  all  matters  pertaining  to  REAL  ESTATE, 

such  as 

Buying    and    Selling    on    Commission,    Negotiating     Loans, 
Collecting   Rents,   etc. 


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SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY 


SAfllGS  MD  LOAN  SOCIETI 


Qmmp»mte#  Cepltml^  $M%§m» 


® 


OFFICE,  513  CALZFOnXTZA  ST. 

South  Side,  between  Montgomery  and  Kearny  Streets. 


M^^  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. 

GSOB.GK  ZiSTTS,  Z«.  GOTTZG, 


m^  SEE  GENERAL  BEVIEW  FOR  A  NOTICE  OF  IHE  OPERATIONS  OF  TfflS  INSTITUTION..^ 


THEODORE   VOIZIX. 


GUSTAYUS  RIS. 


VOIZIIT,  RIS  <&  C 

COMMISSION  MERCHANTS. 


mm 


la  ^WWHEBf  A^ailom®©!^® 


115   AlTD    117   BITSH  STREET, 

BETWEEN  SANSOM   AND    BATTERY. 


SALE    DAYS: 

TUESDAY  &   FRIDAY— Catalogue  Sales  of  Clothing,  Boots,  Shoes,  Hard- 
ware, Fancy  Goods,  etc. 
THURSDAY — Regular  Catalogue  Sale  of  American,  English  and  French  Dry 
Goods,  Silks,  Embroideries,  etc. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT 


L- 


XI 


GEO.  C.  SHREVE. 


GEO.  BONNY. 


GEO.  C.  SHREVE  &  CO. 


IIwfl:i>ORXEIiS    OF 


SILVERWARE,  ETC. 

No.  110  Montgomery  St,^  Occidsntal  Hotel  Building, 


Watches  carefully  repaired  hy  experienced   Workmen  at 

©BO®  c®  gHmBVH  ^  mmm^ 


n.  r..  SIMOIk',  A.  TVEIL.!.  <fe  E.  AJSIVSXCI9r,  8.  'WEII.I^,  H.  IT.  STEIKT, 

San  Francisco.  New  York.  Paris. 


WHIIft  PlM®lf  ^  ©©• 


IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 


BROADCLOTHS  AP  CASSIHERES 

Vestings,  Tailors'  Trimmings,  Billiard  Cloths, 

Ladies'  Cloakings  and  Gentlemen's  Furnishing  Goods, 

Was.  632  and  634  Sacramento  Street, 
And  631  and  633  Commercial  Street,  SAN   FRANCISCO. 


AGENCY  FOR  THE  CLOTHS,  CASSIMERES,  TWEEDS,  &c. 

Manufactured  bv  the  Mission  Woolen  Mills. 


in-orders  for  EUROPEAN  AND  AMERICA.^  GOODS  promptly  and  carefully  filled,  for  a 
reasonable  commission,  by  our  Houses — 28  Rue  de  L'Echiqcier,  Paris,  and  155  Chambers  Street, 
New  York. 


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SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY 


.LIS  TlHi 


GO- 


ijlC        MM'  III  M'    w    IT  ItT  10 


9 


Straw  and  Fancy  I 

XTo.  13    SAITSOM    STREET, 

Between  Bush  and  Sutter,  next  to  Cosmopolitan  Hotel, 

Wo.   32   Hue   du   Fauboiirff-Poissonniere, — JPAHIS. 


PIONEER  WOOLEN  FACTORY, 


I^OCjI^TEO     jSlT 


BLACK  POINT,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  GAL. 

MANUFACTORY    OF    ALL    CLASSES    OF 


SUCH    AS 

BLANKETS,  CASSIMERES,  TWEEDS,  FLANNELS,  OVERSHIRTS, 
TEAMSTERS'  SHIRTS,  FIREMEN'S  SHIRTS,  UNDER- 
SHIRTS &  DRAWERS,  SLUICE  BLANKETS,  &c. 

Depot  and  Ofrice--Ho.  115  Battery  Street. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT 


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Mil,  lillllS  a  it. 


IMPORTERS  AND   JOBBERS   OF 


BOOK,  lEWS,  WEITII& 


Paper  Bags,  Straw  and  Binders'  Boards, 

Black  and  Colored  Inks, 

No.  516  SACRAMENTO  &  519  COMMERCIAL  STREETS, 

San  Francisco. 


FRAXCIS    BLAKE,     ) 

JAMES  MOFJ-ri  I-,       J  San  Francisco. 

CHAS.  K.  KOBBINS,    ) 

JAMES  W.  TOWiSE,     New  York. 


B, 


|UZLLA3^  <&  SOIT, 


IMPORTERS  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 


If 


9 


9 
LOOKING    GLASSES, 

Engravings,  Chromos,  Lithographs,  Etc. 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL, 

Nos.  209  &  211  Leidesdorff  St. 

Between  Commercial  and  Sacramento,  SAN    FRANCISCO* 


«    »»m    > 


Pictures,  Diplomas,  and   Business   Cards  Framed  on  the  most  reason- 
able terms.      RE-GILDING  done  in  the  best  style. 


Ixiv  SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY 


L.  FELDMANN.  H.  CORDES. 

IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 

WOOD  AND  WILLOW  WARE 

Twines,  Lines,  Children's  Gigs,  Bird-Cages, 

TOYS  AND  FANCY  GOODS,  Etc. 

AND    AGENTS 

SAH  FRANCISCO  BRUSH  FACTORY, 


3IANUFACTURERS  OF  ALL  KINDS  OF 


MACHINE  BRUSHES, 

315  and  317  Sacramento  St.,  San  Francisco. 

253    \\^asMiigtoii    Street,       -        -        -        NEW    YORK. 


MICHELS,  FRIEDLANDER  &  CO. 

Importers   and    Jobbers    of 

LADIES' AND  6ENTS'  FURNISHIM  GOODS 

French,  English  and  German  Fancy  Goods, 

WHITE  GOODS  and  HOSIERY,  with  a  general  assortment  of  Bovs'  and  Youths' 
Furnishing  Goods.  Manufacturers  and  Importers  of  the  IMPROVED  YOKE 
AMERICAN  SHIRT. 

7  and  9  Battery  Street,  Oriental  Block,  San  Francisco. 


J        THOS.  SULLIVAN.  A.  M.  FRATINGKR.  GEORGE  NOLL         C^ 

SUi;iI-lV-A.lT,  FRATIITGEB.  A  CO. 

Successors  to  MEYER  JONASSON  &  CO. 


Ct#AK  H#WSHf 


If 

No.    14    Montgomery    Street, 

First  Cloak  store  from  Market  street,  SAN  FRANCISCO.        (^ 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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FLINT,  PEABODY  &  CO. 


ITo.  408  Califorxxia  Street, 

SAN  FRANCISCO, 
AND  NO.  114  STATE  STREET,  BOSTON. 


MORRIS  SPEYER  &;  CO. 

J\o.  219  SANSOM  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO, 

Wim  Ip#m^  OMam  Wmwm^ 

FB.EITCII  -WIITES,  CHICORY,  Ac- 
sole   AGENTS   FOR  E.  LAGARDE  &  CO.'S  COGNAC  BRANDIES 
AND  C.  CHATELAIN  DE  MONTIGNY  &  GO'S  CHAMPAGNE. 


ADELSDORFER     BROTHERS, 


IIVEI^OIITEIIS    OF 


)t( 


MT7SZCAZ.    ZZTSTIIT7ME1TTS, 

tioaery  &  (Seaeral  Merciaadisi 


NOS.     21     &    23     BATTERY     STREET. 

Between  Pine  and  Bush,  SAN  FRANCISCO, 


MURPHY,  GRANT  &  CO. 

(SUCCESSORS  TO  EUGENE  KELLY  &  CO.) 

ii»*a:i»oiia?Eits  of 


Corner   Sansoxn  and   Bush,   Streets, 
SA.2sr  n^-A.:N"oisoo- 


Ixvi  SAN      FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


KTonon-osss  db  oo. 

No.  32  Kearny  Street,  San  Francisco. 

MlUf  11¥  mmB,  111 AU4S, 

FLAG^S,    BA^^^]S^EIlS,    ETC., 

Ladies'  Dress  Trimmings,  Under  Linen,  Hosiery,  Zephyr, 

AND  

FURNISHING  EMPORIUM,  NO.  32  KEARNY  STREET. 


A.  B.  ELFELT  A  CO. 

IMPORTERS  AND  JOBBERS  OF 

CLOTHING  AND  FUMISHmG  GOODS, 

111  Battery  Street,  San  Francisco. 


ELFELT,  LEVI  &  CO.,  No.  132  Church  Street,  New  York. 


GALZFOB.ITZA   MILLS, 

N.W.  Corner  Howard  and  Spear  Streets. 


SAWIM  Am  PLAHM, 

TURNING  AND  SCROLL  SAWING, 


MANUFACTURERS   OF 


M@li®IM^S,   S^ 


BZ.ZXTBS,   DOOHS,   ETC. 


II  in  IISDS  if  MMffi 


ADAMS,  BLINN  &  CO.     C.  J.  PRESCOTT.     J.  D.  TANEY.     JAMES  TANEY. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT 


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Fully  authorised  to  adjust  and   pay  losses. 

Frame,  Habe  &  Lockwood NEW  YORK 

Charles  A.  Laton CHICAGO     ILLINOIS! 

Bell,  Nott  &  Co LIVERPOOL. 

Alsop  &  Co. VALPARAISO. 

KussELL  &  Co SHANGHAI. 

Russell  &  Co..... HONGKONG. 

Walsh,  Hall  &  Co YOKOHAMA. 

Bishop  &  Co HONOLULU,  H.    I. 

William  Nelson PANAMA. 

Alsop  &  Co LIMA. 

J.  Robertson  Stewart , VICTORIA    V    l' 

Walker  Bros SALT  LAKE  CITy! 

Frank   Palmer DENVER,  COL. 

Wm.  Sharon VIRGINIA.    NEV. 

Ladd  &  liLTON PORTLAND,  OREGON. 


DIRECTORS 


S-A.Isr    FI?,.A.3SrCISCO 


SACRAMENTO : 


W.  C.  Ralston, 
A.  L.  Tubbs, 
Wm.  Alvord, 
Jonathan  Hunt, 
A.  B    Forbes, 
A.  G.  Stiles, 
A.  Seligman, 
L.  B.  Benchley, 
Wm.  Sherman, 
L.  Sachs, 
James  DeFremery, 
J.  G.  Bray, 
David  Stem, 
D.  q.  Mills. 
I.  Friedlander, 
Moses  Heller, 
H.  M.  Newhall, 
G.  T.  Lawton, 
Myles  D.  Sweeny, 


Chas.  Mayne, 
E.  L.  Goldstein, 
J.  O.  Earl, 
Lloyd  Tevis, 
Thos.  H.  Selby, 
Adam  Grant, 
Alpheus  Bull, 
S.  M.  Wilson, 
D.  J.  Oliver, 
W.  Scholle, 
Thos.   Brown, 
C.  R.  Peters, 
Oliver  Eldridge, 
J.  B.  Roberts. 
J.  C  Wilmerding, 
P.  L.  Weaver, 
Wm.  Hooper, 
J-  D.  Fry, 
A.  Hayward, 


T.  L.  Barker, 
Alex.  Weill, 
Chas.  ^leyer, 
Chas.  t;.  McLane, 
M.  Rosenbaum, 
Chas.  Main, 
A.  J.  Ralston, 
T.  Lemmen  Meyer, 
Geo.  C.  Hickox. 


NEW  YORK : 

Louis  McLane. 
Fred'lc  Billings, 
James  Lees, 
J.  G.  Kellogg, 
Moses  Ellis. 


Edgar  Mills, 
J.  H.  Carroll, 
C.  T.  Wheeler, 

MARYSVILLE  : 
J.  H.  Jewett. 

SAN   JOSE: 

E.  McLaughlin. 

PORTLAND,  OREGON; 

W.  S.  Ladd, 
Jacob  Kamm. 

VIRGINIA.  NEVADA  : 

Wm.  Sharon. 


ladiTTidual    Liability    of    Stockh-olders. 

LOSSES   EQUITABLY    AND    PROMPTLY   AD.JUSTED   AND   PAID. 


A.    J.    RALSTON, 

Secretary. 


J.    HUNT, 

President. 


A.    BAIRD, 

Marine  Secretary. 


WM.    ALVORD, 

Vice  President. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY 


"SWEEPSTAKE  GANG  PLOW. " 


m 


card 


OFFICE,  17  A  19  FRONT  ST., 
SA-IsT     FRANCISCO. 


1849. 


1871 


Hi 


^i 


ITos.  225  A  227   BEALE  STB.EET, 


SAN    FRANCISCO. 


Between  Howard  and  Folsom, 

KITTREDGE  ^sTlEAVITT, 

Steel   I*ilieA    ^^^^^^^^^       Wrought  Iron 


BANK  VAULTS, 

BURGLAR,  FIRE-PROOF 

And  Silverware  Safes, 

PRISON   CELLS, 

FERE-PROOF 

DOORS, 


GIRDERS, 

Bussey's  Patent 

Combination  Burglar   Proof 

BANK    VAULT 
SAFE  LOOKS, 

Containing  millions  of  changes. 

DETiCH\BLE    KNOBS,  NO    KEY.       A    LARGE    ASSORTMENT    OF    COMBINATION   AND 
i;i!.iAv.n,  ^^^    LOCKS    ON    HAND. 

Latest  Improved  Shears,  Punches,  Dies,  etc.,  for  Cold  Iron  Works. 
e@P8STAI»TrtY  ©PC  MANO  A  LAEl@ii  AS§©aTMliOT  @F  PBRi  PEI©Or 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  Ixix 


Laurel     iIill     C 


EMETERY, 

(FORMERLY     LONE     MOUNTAIN) 

Office,  601  California  Street,  S.  W.  corner  Kearny 

ROOM   No.    1. 


W.  K.  Van  Alen,  H.  L.  King,  M.  S.  Latham, 

N.  LuNiNG,  James  Otis,  N.  Gray, 

H.  M.  Newhall,  C.  C.  Butler,  J,  H.  Redington. 

JAMES  OTIS,  President, 
W.  C.  RALSTON,  Treasurer, 

C.  C.  BUTLER,  Secretary, 

C  H.  CROWELL,  Acting  Sup't. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY 


W.    G.   WEIR, 


MANUFACTURER  OF 


ii:iii:»!|!'""iil'tli[''i.,  1 1  liifeiiiiiiiiiiiliii'CisiKSii 

ITo.  113  Hayes   Street, 


Near  the  Junction  of  Market  and  Ninth  Streets, 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT 


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FAGIFIG  MAIL  STEAMSHIP  GO. 

The  following  named  Steamers  comprise  the  line  be- 
tween J^ew  YorJc,  San  Francisco,  and  China,  via  the 
Isthmus  of  Panama: 

From  New  York  to  AspinwaH    -    -    -    ,^8^2, 

Leaving  on  the  4th  and  20th  of  every  month. 
Steamers,     -    HENRY    CHAUNCEY,    OCEAN    QUEEN,    AND    RISING    STAR. 

(3000  tons  each.) 

From  Panama  to  San  Francisco     - 

{Touching  at  ports  in  Cential   America  and  Mexico.) 
Steamers,    -    COLORADO,     CONSTITUTION, 

-  MONTANA,   Sacramento,  and   Arizona, 


(Distance, 
3250  Miles.) 


4000  tons  each. 
3000  " 


From  San  Francisco  to  Hongkong,  '"■'^T^::^"' 

(Distance  to  Yokohama,  4,800  Miles ;    to  Hongkong,  6,400.) 

Leaving  on  the  1st  of  every  month  ab  noon. 

Steamers,     -    AMERICA,     JAPAN,     GREAT     REPUBLIC    CHINA,     AND     A.LASKA, 

4,500  tons  each. 

Branch  Line  from  Yokoliama,  ^:^;^^TTJJ:r21 

Four  times  a  month. 
Steamers,     -    GOLDEN  AGE,   OREGONIAN,   NEW  YORK,   COSTA  RICA,   AND   ARIEL, 

3,000  tons  each. 

«    »   >  — 

Schedule  of  Departures,  Arrivals,  dkc. 

LEAVE  NEW  YORK  ON  THE  4th  AND  20th  OF  EACH  MONTH. 

Steamer   of  4th   calls   at   Acapulco,   Manzanillo   and   Mazatlan. 

"  20th        "       Acapulco,    San    Jose   de   Guatemala   and   Punta   Arenas. 

LEAVE  SAN  FRANCISCO  FOR  PANAMA,  3rd  AND  18th  EACH  MONTH. 

Steamer  of  3rd  calls  at  Mazatlan,  Acapulco,  San  Jose  de  Guatemala  and  Punta  Arenas. 
"  18th      "      Acapulco   and   Manzanillo 

All  Steamers  call  at  San  Diego,  do-wni  and  up. 

CHINA   LINE. 


OUTWAIiD. 


Lkave 
San  Kkakcisco. 


Feb.  1 

Mar.  1 

April  1 

May  1 

June  1 

July  1 

Aug.  1 

Sept.  1 
Sept.  30 

Nov.  1 

Dec.  1 


DUK  AT 

Yokohama. 


1871. 

Jan.  26 
Feb.  27 
Mar.  27 
April  27 
May  24 
June  24 
July  24 
Aug.  24 
Sept.  24 
Oct.  26 
Nov.  27 
Dec.     27 


Due  at 

Ho^GKONG. 


1871. 

Feb.  3 

Mar.  7 

April  4 

May  6 

June  2 

July  3 

Aug.  2 

Sept.  2 

Oct.  2 

Nov.  3 

Dec.  5 


Jan.  4,  1872. 


hom:ew.IlR,d. 


Leave 
Hongkong. 


1871. 

Jan.  12 
Feb.  11 
Mar.  13 
April  12 
May  12 
June  12 
July  12 
Aug.  12 
Sept.  12 
Oct.  12 
Nov.  11 
Dec.    12 


DUK  AT 

Yokohama. 


Jan.  20 

Feb.  19 

Mar.  21 

April  19 

May  19 

June  20 

July  19 

Aug.  19 

Sept.  20 

Oct.  20 

Nov.  19 

Dec.  20 


Due  at 
San  Fuancisoo. 


Feb.  16 

Mar.  18 

April  17 

May  13 

June  12 

July  14 

Aug.  12 

Sept.  12 

Oct.  17 

Nov.  16 

Dec.  16 

Jan.  16,  1872. 


Office  of  the  Company  in  San  Francisco  at  their  Wharf,  cor.  First  &  Brannan  Sts. 
£LDRIDG£    &,   IRWIN,   AGENTS. 


Ixxii  SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


H.  A.  CRANE.  W.  H.  BRIGHAM.  R.  A.  SANFORD. 

CRAXTE   <&   BRZCSAM, 

"WHOLESALE 


IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 


DRUGS,  MEDICINES,  PROPRIETARY  ARTICLES, 

FAITCV  GOODS, 

Druggists'  Sundries,  Perfumery,  etc.,  etc. 

322,  324  and  326  FRONT  STREET, 

Corner    of  Clay,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


JOSEPH  ROTH.  HENRY  VIDEAU. 

Importers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 

FINE  WINES,  LIQUORS 

Brandies  and  Whiskies, 

809  MONTaOMERY  STREET 

Between  Jackson  and  Pacific, 

Opposite  the  Pioneers'  Hall,  ^A'SS   IFIBillJC^nSOCDo 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  Ixxiii 


SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCIETY 

Office,  XTo.  ei9  CLA?  STREET, 

SAH     FRANCISCO, 

E.  W.  BURR,  President,  CYRUS  W.  CARMANY,  Cashier, 

JAMES  O.  DEAN,  Auditor,        BENJ.  O.  DEVOE,  Surveyor. 

BO-A-ItOD    OF    IDIH-ECTOItS  : 

E.  W.  BURR,  WM.  BOSWORTH,  J.  W.  CUDWORTH,  J.  M.  SHOTWELL, 

BEiVJ.  0.  DEVOE,        R.  J.  TIFFANY,  T.  L.  RUTHERFORD,  E.  F.  NORTHAM, 

ISAAC  HYDE,  ANNIS  MERRILL,  H.  L.  KING. 

Deposits,  $7,500,000.    Reserve  Fond,  $250,000. 
Deposits  received  from  two  and  one  half  dollars  up  to  any  amount. 

Dividends  declared  semi-annually — in   January  and  July  of  each  year. 


^? 


FRANK  C.  SNOW.  JOSEPH  ROOS.  THOS.  J.  BLAKENEY, 

»BPOT    OF    GOtJFJ-b    &    CO- 

Importers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

Plain  and  Colored  Litbograpbs,  Oil  Paintings, 

ARTISTS'  MATERIALS  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION,  &c. 

«    m»m    » 

ALL  PATTERNS  AND  STYLES  OF 

OVAL  FRAMES,  ROSEWOOD    A«D  GILT   MOLDINGS, 

ICEFX  coivrsx.A-3srTL-Y  oisr  ia:A.]srnD. 


!  i 


Manufacturers  of  Gold  Leaf,  Gold  S  Carved  Frames  of  every  Variety  &  Style. 

Orders  from  the  Country  solicited,  and  promptly  attended  to. 


«  »»»  > 


No.  21  Kearny  Street^   near  Market^ 

PORTLAND,  O.  LONDON,  ENG. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY 


MATHEMATICAL 


im.  JO 


Transits, 

Theodolites, 

Solar   Compasses, 

Y  Leveling  Instruments, 

Leveling  Staves, 

Compasses, 

Mountain   Barometers, 

Distance  Rods, 

Chains, 

Meridian  Transits, 

Bullion   Balances, 

Assaying  Scales, 

Etc.,  Etc. 


REPAIRS  EXECUTED  IN  THE  BEST  MANNER 
No.    420    Montgomery     Street, 

SAN    FRANCISCO. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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64a       A^^^SHIlSrQTOlSr    street,       642 


MANUFACTOREK  OF 


FLAGS,  BANNERS,  SCARFS,  AND  ROSETTES 

ALSO  IMPORTER  OF 

FAHCy    GOODS     AHG    TOYS 


OF     EVERY     DESCRIPTION. 


143    FOURTH    STREET,    SAN    FRANCISCO, 

Manufacturers  and  exclusive  Agents  for  Westley's    "Elysian  Chair,"  Westley's  "  Twin 

Divans,"    Westley's    "Gem  Sofa   Bed,"    Westley's   "Kitchen  Commode,"   Westley's 

Concealed  Bed,  "  The  Cache,"  Westley's  Improved   Spring  Bed,  "  The  Pacific." 


«  »•»  > 


MESSRS.   N.    P.    COLE    Sc    CO., 

220,   222,   224,   226   Bush   Street,   San  Francisco, 

Agents  in   California  for   "WESTLEY'S    CELEBRATED    MAGIC   DIVAN,"   the  most  popular 

Sofa  Bed   ever  introduced. 


JOHN    WINTER, 


IMPORTER  OF 


And    Bremrers^    Stock. 

AGENT    OF    THE     SOUTH     PARK    MALT    HOUSE. 

XTo.  31S  Sacraznento  Street, 

SAN    FRANCISCO. 


Select  your  own  lot,  within  2^  miles  of  the  City  Hall,  accessible  by  two  lines  of 
Street  Railroad,  one  fare  to  any  part  of  the  City. 

Immediate  possession  given  on  payment  of  $50  to  $200— balance  in  payments  of 
$10  per  month,  without  interest. 

Size  of  lots  25x120,  on  wide  streets:  property  graded.     Price  of  lots  $350  to  $850. 

Also,  lots  on  the  Cliff  House  Road,  and  on  the  New  Clement  St.  and  CHff  House 
Horse  Railroad.      Terms,  $20  Cash,  balance  $10  per  month.      Apply  to 

P.  H.  BLAKE,  REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  AND  HOMESTEAD  SECRETARY, 

No.  511  California  Street,  Rooms  Nos.  12  and  13,  over  German  Savings  Bank. 

r.  O.    BOX   578,    Oa   TOLL   HOUSE,   CLIFF  ROAD. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


CITY  DEPARTMENT  OF  UNIVERSITY  COLLEGE, 

S.    E.    CORNER    OF    STOCKTON    AND    GEARY    STREETS. 
1    ■    » — 

Founded  in  1859,  and  Incorporated  in  1861,  under  liie  name  of  University  College. 


TRUSTEES: 

HON.    THOMAS    H.     SELBY,    PRESIDENT    OF    THE    BOARD. 


Hon.  H.  P.  Coon.  M.D. 

Vice  President. 
J.  B.  Roberts,  Secretary. 
A.  J.  Kalston,  Treasurer. 
Gov.  H.  H.  Haight, 


Rev.  W.  A.  Scott,  D.  D. 
Rev.  S.  Wooiibridge,  I).  D., 
Kev.  H.  M.  Scndder,  D.  D. 
Kcv.  Thoroas  Fraser, 
Rev.  T.  M.  Cunningham,  D.D. 


Rev.  Frederick  Buel, 
J.  D.  Thornton, 
H.  M.  Newhall, 
R.  B.  "Woodward, 
F.  Henderson, 


N.  G.  Kittle, 
A.  J.  Ralston, 
A.  Campbell. 
H.  H.  Bancroft, 
W.  C.  Ralston. 


IHE    DEPARTMENTS    OF    INSTRUCTION    ARE     AS    FOLLOWS,    VIZ: 

C  O  L  L.E  O  E. 

REV   P  V   VEEDER.  D.  D..  Acting  President  and  Professor  of  Moral  and  Mental  Philosophy. 

KFV"  THOMAS  KIRKLAND,  A.  M,  Protestor  of  Latin  and  Greek. 

ThMs  A    ROBINSON    Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Book-Keeping. 

GC    ARNOLD;  Ph.  D.,  Prof  of  Physics  and  Modern  Languages. 

HENRY  MOURON,  Professor  of  French. 

CUAS.  PROESCil,  Professor  of  Drawing. 

Sclool  of  Practical  Clieioiistry  ami  Assaying. 


THOMAS    PRICE,    M.    D., 


Professor  of  Chemistry. 


THE    OOLLEGhE    SCHOOL. 


REV.   P.    V.    VEEDER,    D.  D. 


Principal. 


senior  English  and  Classical  "epartMent-Bjv^THOMAS^^^AKA  Master. 

Junior  English  and  Classical  Department.—  \  jj^gg  MABY  E.  CLAKK,  Assistant. 

Primary  Department.-Miss  MARIA  G.  CLARK  and  Mrs.  A.  W.  VEEDER. 

The  College  Professors  also  give  instruction  in  the  College  School. 
■  Book-Keeping  carofujly^taugh^t  in  the  Junior  ?n^Jf„"jo^,J'/„P^fXd"epkrtments  of  the  School. 


the  practical  study  of  Chemistry  m  all  its  branches. 

The  Trustees  have  erected  on  tlieir  College  property,  Kno 
Plaza,  a  new  and  beautiful  College  Edlfloe  which  has  been    . 


known  as  the  University  Mound,  situate  five  miles  from  the 
open  binci  January,  i870,  for  the  recepUon  of  boardmg  and 


Sessioks.     — -.     „  ,    -    T  I 

Jn  the  first  week  in  January,  and  the  first  week  m  July 


Primary  DepaTtment.  per  month $6  00 

Junior  "English  and  Classical  Department,  per 

month $7  00  to  8  00 

Senior  English  and  Classical  Department,     — 

month '9 


college 9V>^ 

Each  Modem  Language,. ■  •  •  ■■■  ■Vi  w 

Drawing,  Commuii  aud  Architectural 51  00  to  J  W 

Stationery : S 

to  10  00       Repairs  of  Gymnasium,  per  session *»» 


Bills  nayable  in  the  middle  of  each  month.  .„  „„^„ 

i^^Mu-cMLCaaff^'^  ^s  Tc^S^^ntr;n'l\rc"h^raKr''^-upils  from  the  country  boarding  .n  re-^ 
*PTdeduciion'of  o'e-h^lf  the  usual  charge,  is  made  in  case  of  absence  beyond  two  wf  ks  on  account  of  sickness. 
For  circulars  with  other  pariiculars,  and  a  list  of  patrons  to  whom  reference  may  be  made,  address 

Rev.  I».   V-   VEEDER,  D.  I>.,  Principal. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


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GENTS'  FURNISHING  GOODS, 

NOS.   3  and   5  BATTERY    STEEET, 

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Importers  and  Manufacturers  of  all  kinds  of  CUTLERY.  Bell-Hanging  done  in  any  part  of  the 
Pacific  Coast.  Cutlerv  ground  and  repaired.  Sole  Agents  for  HEINISCH'S  CELEBRATED  SCIS- 
SORS and   JACKSON'S  PATENT  HOTEL  AND   ELECTRIC  ANNUNCIATORS.     All   kinds  of 

Tools  on  hand  and  made  to  order.     Country  Orders  by  mail  or  express  promptly  attended  to. 

ALL  KINDS  OF  FARO  TOOLS  ALWAYS  ON  HAND  AND  MADE  TO  ORDER. 
FREDEKIOIK  A.  -WILL,      JULIUS  FIITCK, 


Cutler  and  Surgical  Instrument  Maker. 


Bell-Hanger  and  Locksmith. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT 


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OF  SAN   FRANCISCO. 

Also®)  W®mm®pe  ®mfl  OtoppI®: 


And  Exporters  of  Sides  and  Leather, 


COUuSTTRY     OHDERS     SOLICITED. 


Salesroom,  at  Factory  on  Fell  St.,  near  Franklin. 
Office,  Collection  Days,  at  Hobart,  Wood  &  Go's,  15  Sansom  St. 


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MANUFACTURERS  OF  THE 


Celebrated  Family  Coffee 


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FIRST  PREMIUM 


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ALSO,    MANUFACTURERS   OF   ALL   KINDS   OF 

SPICES  AND  HERBS  OF  A  SUPERtOR  QUALITY, 

WHICH  CAN  BE  FOUND  IN  QUANTITIES  TO  SUIT  AT 


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S^N    FR^ISTCISCO. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


J.    K.    PRIOR 

Importer  and  Dealer  in  all  kinds  of 


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730  Montgozxiery  Street, 

NEAR    JACKSON    ST.,  OPP.   METROPOLITAN    THEATER, 
S^N    FRANCISCO. 


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FANCY  AMD  PLAIN  WASH  BASINS, 

Silver -Platsd  Cocks^  Bath  Tubs,  Sheet  Zina, 

SHEET    LEAD,    LEAD    PIPE 

CfALVANIZED  AND  PLAIN  IRON  FIFE, 


A.1L.3L.     SIZE©,     FOR 


Gas,  Steam  and   W^ater 

In  lots  to  suit,  together  with  Elbows,  Tees,  Return  Bends,  Stop  Cocks,  Plugs, 
Bushings,  Nipples,  etc. ;  Rubber  Hose,  Hose  Bibbs,  Hose  Pipes,  etc. 

Ci^ST    IRON    PIPE, 

COFFSB.  BOZZ.EIIS,  STC. 
Gas  and  Steam  Fitting  and  Plumbing  in  all  its  Branches. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT 


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DARLING  &  CO. 
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629  "Wasliixxgton  St.  Saa  Francisco,  Cal. 
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Merchandise,  Machinery  and  Supplies  Purchased  and 
Sold  on  Commission  at  Lowest  Importers'  Rates. 


GENERAL    AGENTS    FOR    THE 

GARDNER  AUTOMATIC  SAFETY  STOP  GOVERNOR, 

NATHAN    &    DREYFUS' 

PAl^SWS    ©It    OWPS^ 

GARDNER    &    ROBERTSON 

LovT  "^^ater  Detector, 

AND   FOR 

Drsyfus'  Patent  Cylinder  Lubricators. 

K.   H.    COZiCORD,    Traveling    Agent. 


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Twenty-Two  Years  Successful  Business.    Assets,  $6,000,000. 

LEADING    FEATURES: 

Lo-wer  Cash  Rates  than  any  other  Purely  Mutual  Company. 

Shows  the  Largest  Increase  of  every  business  in  1870  of  any  company  reporting 

to  the  Insurance  Commissioner  of  California. 
Light  Expenses,  Interest  and  Receipts  in  Excess  of  Losses  and  Expenses. 

H.  H,  JOHNSTON  &  CO,,  General  Managers  Pacific  Coast. 

S.  W.  Cor.  KEAMIY  &  CAUFOKNIA  STEEETS,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


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Graduate  of  the  University  of  Paris,  late  Professor  of  De  La  Mennais  Normal  School  for  Teachers,  and  of 

St.  Mary's  College,  London. 

Quincy  Place,  So-ath.  Side  of  Fine  Street, 

(Between  Kearny  and  Dupont.) 

KEFRRESrCES.— Most  Rev.  J.  Alemany,  Arclibi.shop;  Mons.  Edmond  15  (Uil,  French  Consul  Ocneral;  Mons. 
tmile  Belcour,  Cliancelleiir  do. ;  also  Col.  Hiram  Leonard,  U.S.A. ;  J.  B.  E.  Cavauiur,  President  San  Francisco  Stock 
and  p:xcliange  Board;  Gustave  Mahe,  Director  French  Savings:  Joseph  Emeric,  S.W.  cor.  Washington  and  Sansom; 
Bemhard  Gattel,  General  Agent  Gerniania  Life  Insurance  Company;  Jlessrs.  John  C.  Pelton ;  Gustave  Touchard, 
Prest.  Union  Ins.  Co.;  Judge  O.  Hoffman;  Judge  K.  J.  Tobin ;  Rev.  J.  Croke,  Vicar  General;  David  D.  Colton,  F. 


Wandelbanm,  N.  Scheeline,  J.  Brandenstein,  JI.  Esberg,  JI.  Uosenhaum  and  Martin  Heller. 

Private  Lessons  given  at  the  Residence  of  the  Pnpil. 
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Evening  Classes. 


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NATIONAL 

LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANY 

OF    THE 

UNITED    STATES    OF    AMERICA. 

It  is  a  NATIONAL  COMPANY,  Chartered  by  Special  Act  of  Congress. 

It  ofifers  the  lowest  responsible  Rates  of  Premium. 

It  furnishes  larger  Insurance  than  other  Companies  for  the  same  money. 

It  is  a  Home  Company  in  every  locality. 

Its  Policies  are  exempt  from  attachment. 

All  Policies  are  Non-Forfeiting. 

It  makes  an  annual  addition  of  one  hundred   per  cent,  to  the   Policies  of  the 

Premium  paid. 


C   I.   HUTCHINSON,  Genl  Agent, 

338    MONTGOMERY   ST., 

ROOMS   6   and,  7. 


EST  A.]BlL,ie»HEr>,      1851. 

FISHER    &    CO. 

Importers  and  Manufacturers  of 


300  MONTQOMERY  STREET, 

CORNER  PINE,  SAN   FRANCISCO. 


C.  S.  "WAXSELEE  <ft  CO. 

Farms,  Farming  Lands  L  City  Real  Estate 

LOANS    NEGOTIATED. 

601  CAZiZFORXTZi^  STREET, 

S.  W.  Corner  Kearny,  g^Jf    iF!Mlf€2S€<&. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT. 


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R.  SAVAGE. 


R.  H.  SAVAGE. 


EMPIRE   FOinTDB."?, 

SAVAGE  &  SON,  Proprietors. 

llSBsals;  292  &,  291  Howard  Sts.,  San  Francisco, 


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MANUFACTURERS  OF  AND  DEALERS  IN 


Stoves,  PorlaWe  Ranps,  Grates  anft  Feniers  of  everj  JescriBtioii. 


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House  Front,  Steam  Engine,  Agricultural,  Iron 
Railing,  Ornamental  Work,  and  every  variety  of 
Castings,  both  heavy  and  light.  Water,  Gas  and 
Steam  Pipe  manufactured  to  order.  Sash  Weights 
in  any  quantity. 

OUR  PORTABLE  RANGES, 

THE    FIRST 

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Patronize  Home  Manufacture. 


JOHN  A.  MAGEE,  Jr. 


ARTHUR  W.  MOORE. 


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IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 


Shoe  lanufacturers'  Groods, 


41S  Market  Street, 


BETW^EEN  SANSOM  AND  BATTERY, 


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ESTABLISHED    1854. 


THE    ONLY 

Watch  Case  Manufacturer 

OlSr    THE    PJ^OIFIC    CO^ST. 


ALSO,  SOLE  AGENT  FOR 

F.  H.  Mathez  Freres'  Tramclan  Watches, 

ROSKOFF'S  PATENTED  WATCH, 

622     ClaAir     STREET, 


A.  J.  SMITH, 


And  Sole  Proprietor  and  Manufacturer  of  the 

CELEBRATED  HUDSOH  FORCE  PUMPS 

Smith's  Copper-Lined  Pumps,  Plumbers'  Force  Pumps, 

Air  and  Sabraerged  Pnnips,  Beer  and  Hot  Liqaor  Painps, 

ALSO,  PATENT  WATEH  CLOSETS. 

XTO.  908  MAKHET  STREET, 

SAN   FEA.IsrCISCO. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT. 


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PHCENIX  IRON  WORKS 


JONATHAN   KITTREDGE, 


MANUFACTURER   OF 


Iron  Doors,  Shutters, 


AND  ALL  KINDS  OF   HOUSE  SMITH   WORK. 


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Fire  and   Burglar-Proof   Safes 


Constantly  on  hand  and  made  to  order  at  the  shortest  notice. 


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Nos.  18  and  20  Fremont  St.,  near  Market,  San  Francisco. 


Welded  Steel  and  Wrought-Iron  Safes.     Forging  and  Machine  Work. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


A.  S.  HALLZDZE, 

Importer,  Dealer  and  Manufacturer  of 

IRON  &  STEEL  WIRE  ROPE 

AMD  WIBE  OF  ALL  KIHDS. 


MANUFACTURING   WORKS,    NORTH   BEACH, 
SAN     FRANCISCO,     CALIFORNIA. 

Sole  Agency  of  R.  S.  NEWALL  &  CO.,  Gateshead,  on  Tyne. 

AND  OF 

RICHARD  JOHNSOiV   &  NEPHEW,  MANUFACTURERS  OF  WIRE,  MANCHESTER,  ENGLAND. 


MINING  COMPANIES,  FERRYMEN  AND,  SHIPMASTERS, 

Are  Informed  that  Wire  Rope  can  he  furnished  them,  considerably  under  tlie  cost  of  Hemp  or  JIanila  Kope,  of  equal 
strength. 

WiKF,  Rope  does  not  stretch  or  shrink  by  tlie  change  of  weather.  It  weighs  40  per  cent,  less  than  Hemp  ;  is  less  than 
one  lialf  the  diameter:  it  is  as  easily  spliced  under  all  circumstances;  is  as  pliable  for  equal  strength,  and  is  from  three 
to  ttvc  times  as  durable  as  the  best  of  Hemp  or  Blanila  Kope. 

It  is  almost  exclusively  used  throughout  the  principle  mining  regions,  and  by  the  leading  shipowners;  and  thirty 
years  experience  has  tested  its  merits  and  proven  its  great  economy  and  superiority  over  any  other  kind  of  Kope. 

We  have  entirely  remodeled  our  Manufactory  with  new  and  improved  maehinerj',  and  by  the  careful  selection  of  the 
best  material,  the  Wire  Kopes  turned  out  fiom  our  establishment  we  guarantee  to  be  equal  to  any  made. 

Round  Iron  Wire  Eope,  i  to  i|  inches  diameter;  Plat  Iron  Wire  Rope,  2|x| 

to  5x1  inch,  for  hoisting  from  Inclines  and  Shafts. 
Round   Steel   Wire   Rope,  I  to  l  inch  diameter,  for  Derrick  Fall  Ropes  and 

Hoisting  purposes. 
Flat  steel  Wire  Rope,  2|xJ  to  S^x^,  for  hoisting  from  Deep  Shafts. 

Ungalvanized  or  Galvanized  Round  Wire  Rope,  I  to  2^  inches  diameter,  for 

Ships'  Rigging,  Derrick  Guys,  Buoy  and  Flying  Ferry  Ropes. 
Ungalvanized  and  Galvanized  Iron  and  Copper  Wire  Cord,  lo  to  |  inch 

diameter,  for  Hanging  Window  Shades,  Dumb  Waiters,  Signals,  etc.    Suitable 
Sash  Pulleys  furnished  with  Sash  Cord. 

Galvanized  Iron  Wire  Strand,  i  to  f  inch  diameter,  for  Fencing  in  Lands,  etc. 

Note.— steel  'Wire  Rope  weighs  about  60  ner  cent,  of  Iron  Wire  Rope,  or  35  per  cent,  of  Manila,  of  equal 
stren(!tli.  It  is  admirably  adapted  for  Fall  Ropes  for  Derricks,  with  suitable  Sheeves,  and  for  hoisting  purposes,  where 
there  is  much  rough  work.  Its  extreme  ligliiness  eftects  quite  a  .saving  in  freight  to  remote  points,  Manila  or  Hemp,  ot 
equal  strength,  weighing  three  times  its  weight.    Sec  comparative  weight,  strength  and  sizes  of 


Steel  Wire  Rope. 

Iron  "Wire  Rope. 

Hemp  Rope. 

Working  Load  of  Eaeh. 

Circumference, 
a  3-8 

Wt.  of  100  Ft. 

55 
83 

CircTimference. 

3  1-3 
3 

Wt.  of  100  Ft. 

88 
130 

Circumference. 
T  1*4 

Wt.  of  100  Ft. 

130 
185 

3,roo  ii>s. 

5,000     " 

A  full  scale  of  weights  and  strength,  with  prices,  can  be  obtained  from  any  of  our  Agents,  or  by  sending  to  the  manu- 
facturer, who  will  forward  the  same  by  return  mail. 

WIRi:    SUSPENSION    BRIDGES. 

We  are  prepared  to  contract  for  the  erection  of  .Suspension  Bridges  and  Aqueducts,  guaranteeing  our  work,  and  can 
refer  to  the  many  Bridges  erected  under  the  personal  superintendence  of  A.  S.  Hallidic,  C.E.,  during  the  last  ten  years 
on  this  Coast,  of  spans  irom  '200  to  400  feet.  Material  for  Wire  Suspension  Bndge  construction  furnisbed  low.  Wire  of 
all  kinds  constantly  on  hand. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  Ixxxvil 


CIVIL.   ENGINEER 

AND 

Practical   Surveyor. 

Also,  LATE  STATE  LOCATING  AGENT  FOR  SCHOOL  LANDS. 

Having  been  engaged  in  the  construction  and  management  of  the  Public  Works  of  the  State  of 
Ohio  for  twenty  years,  and  having  had  charge  of  the  Public  Surveys  of  the  State  of  California  for 
seven  years,  and  the  disposition  of  the  School  Lands  of  the  State  for  ten  years,  and  having  provided 
his  office  with  maps  of  all  the  Public  Surveys  of  the  State,  as  well  as  with  the  Land  Laws,  Instruc- 
tions, Rules  and  Regulations  of  the  State  and  the  United  States,  he  deems  himself  prepared  to  give 
any  desired  information  relating  to  the  lands  of  the  State,  or  to  transact  any  business  appertaining 
to  the  entry,  location,  purchase  or  sale  of  the  same. 

15^°'  Maps  and  Plats  furnished  -when  required. 

Field  Notes  of  Intricate  Surveys  platted,  and  quantities  calculated. 
Deeds  vrith  difficult  descriptions  carefully  drawn. 

Field  Work,  either  Surveying  oj-  Leveling,  executed  promptly,  and  every  other  kind  of  business 
connected  with  Public  Works  or  Lands  attended  to  with  dispatch. 

Office,  No.  522  Montgomery  Street,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


WILLIAM  CRAINE, 


XTo.  Q3^  Washington  Stree't, 

BAH    FRAHCISCO, 

OFFERS  HIS  SERVICES  FOR  THE  PREPARATION  OF  ACCURATE 

Designs,  Plans,  SpGcifications  kt  Drawings, 
FOR  BUiLDiisras 

Of  every  Description,  and  to  Superintend  the  Erection  thereof. 


BUILDINQS IKSPSCTED,  MEASURED  &>  VALUED. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


PHILADELPHIA 


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Corner  of  Second   and   Folsom   Streets, 


I  take  the  present  opportunity  of  thanking  my  Friends  and  Customers  for   the 
Hberal  support  heretofore  extended  to  the 

PHILADELPHIA  BREWERY, 

And  notify  them  that  I  have  added  to  my  Establishment 

HEW  MD  EXTEHSIYE  BUILDIIIGS, 

By  which  I  hope,  through  the  greatly  increased  facilities  now  possessed  by  me, 

to  furnish,  as  usual,  a 

SUPERIOR  ARTICLE  of  XXX  ALE  and  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. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT.  Ixxxix 


Pluinl3er  and  G-as  Fitter 


IMPORTER  AND  DEALER  IN 


Chandeliers,  Gas  Fixtures,  Show  Window  Reflectors 
PNEUMATIC  GAS  MACHINES, 

Iron  JPipe  and  Fittings^  Copper  Hollers  and  Bath  Tubs, 

Light  and  Heavy  Sheet-iron  Worker ,  Artesian  and 

Deep  Well  Pumps,  all  sizes  made  to  order. 

918  Market  Street, 

Opposite  St.  Ignatius  College,  SiiSS"   If  ^B^SS'OUgO®© 


HYDRAULIC    PIPES 

MANUFACTURED    IN    THE    BEST    MANNER    AND   AT    LOWEST    MARKET    RATES. 


WILLIAM  SHERMAN  &  CO. 

MANUFACTURERS  AND  IMPORTERS  OF 

CLOTHZITC, 

Gents'  Furnishing  Goods,  Trunks  and  Valises. 

AVe  are  receiving,  by  every  steamer,  Superior  and  Medium  Clothing  of  our 
own  manufacture,  all  of  which  we  warrant  to  be  of  the  most  superior  make.  Our 
Merchant  Tailoring  Department  is  complete. 


Sole  Leather  Tranks,  Ladies'  French  Traveling  Trnnks 

VALISES  AND  SACKS  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 

608  MONTGOMERY  STREET, 

EAST    SIDE,    NORTH   OF   CLAY. 

Orders  for  CUSTOM  CLOTHING  will  receive  our  most  careful  and  prompt  attention. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT 


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TOLAUD 


San    Francisco,    CaL 


The  annual  Course  of  Lectures  of  this  Institution  commences  on  the  first  Monday  of  June,  and  terminates  on 
the  31st  clay  of  October. 

During  tlie  regular  term,  the  students  will  have  an  opportunity  of  visiting  the  various  hospitals  of  the  city, 
under  circumstances  which  will  enable  them  to  observe  medical  and  surgical  treatment,  to  listen  to  clinical 
teaching,  and  make  records  of  the  progressive  development  of  diseases,  with  the  results  of  Medicine  and 
Hygiene.    The  Faculty  desire  to  call  attention  to  the  following  local  advantages : 

1st.  There  is  no  climate,  perhaps,  in  the  world,  which  has  a  more  invigorating  effect  upon  persons  coming 
from  the  interior  of  our  States  and  Territories,  thereby  qualifying  the  votaries  of  study  with  essential  health 
and  inspiration.  2d.  No  city  of  the  same  population  has  more  ample  hospital  facilities  or  greater  opportuni- 
ties for  organizing  and  maintaining  the  very  best  elements  of  clinical  teaching.  3d.  The  singular  characteris- 
tics of  our  climate  are  such,  that  every  branch  of  Medical  study  can  be  prosecuted  during  the  entire  year.  In 
winter  or  summer,  dissections  can  be  made  without  detriment  to  the  health  of  the  student. 

Fees   and  Regulations. 

The  aggregate  Fees  of  the  Professors  for  a  full  term $130  00 

The  Matriculation  Fee  (this  fee  is  paid  but  once) 5  00 

The  Graduation  Fee 40  00 

The  Demonstrator's  Ticket 10  00 

JtEQTTIREMENTS    FOU    OMAHUATION. 

1st.  The  candidate  must  be  21  years  of  age. 

2nd.  He  must  have  attended  two  full  Courses  of  Medical  Lectures,  one  of  which  must  have  been  delivered  m 
this  Institution. 

3d.  He  must  have  attended  a  Course  of  Practical  Anatomy  in  the  dissecting  room. 

4th.  The  candidate  must  have  studied  Medicine  for  three  years  (the  terms  of  attending  Lectures  included) 
under  the  direction  of  a  respectable  medical  practitioner. 

5th.  He  must  write  a  Medical  Thesis,  and  submit  the  same  to  the  Faculty  two  weeks  prior  to  the  commence- 
ment. 

Graduates  from  other  Medical  Colleges,  in  good  standing,  are  required  to  Matriculate  only. 

BOABDiyG. 

Students  can  obtain  good  Board  in  the  city,  at  prices  varying  from  five  to  ten  dollars  per  week. 
Application  for  further  information  may  be  addressed  to  the  Dejn. 


Board  of  Trustees. 


J.  B.  FELTON^,  President. 


IK,A.  I». 


Ex-Gov.  F.  F.  Low, 
Ex-Lieut.  Gov.  T.  N.  Machin, 
Hon.  Milton  S.  Latham, 
Hon.  Stephen  J.  Field, 
Hon.  George  Pearce, 
Ira  P.  Rankin,  Esq., 
John  0.  Earl,  Esq., 


E.  J.  Pringle,  Esq., 
A.  Hollub,  Esq., 
Thos.  H.  Selby,  Esq., 
Ex-Gov.  P.  H.  Burnett, 
Ex-Gov.  John  G.  Downey, 
Hon.  H.  P.  Coon, 
Hon.  Frank  McCoppin, 
Andrew  Glassell,  Esq. 


RA^lVItllV,  Secretary. 

James  P.  Whitney.  M.D., 
J.  B.  Felton,  Esq., 
Sam'l  J.  Bridge,  Esq., 
Lloyd  Tevis,  Esq., 
Wra.  Blanding  Esq., 
Jno.  Sime,  Esq., 
A.  J.  Bowie,  M.  D. 


Medical  Faculty. 

H.  H.  TOLAND,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  Principles  and  Practice  of  Surgery;  R.  BEVERLY  COLE, 
M.  D.,  Professor  of  Obstetrics  and  Clinical  Diseases  of  Women ;  GEO.  HEWSTON,  M.  D.,  Pro- 
fessor of  Principles  and  Practice  of  Medicine ;  W.  0.  AYRES,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  Physiology ; 
JOHN  HEWSTON,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  Chemistry ;  C.  T.  DEANE,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  Diseases 
of  Women  and  Children  and  Clinical  Obstetrics  ;  C.  M.  BATES,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  Clinical  Medicine ; 
E.  TRENOR,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  Medical  Jurisprudence  and  Mental  Diseases  ;  A.  A.  O'NEIL, 
M.  D.,  Professor  of  Anatomv  ;  W.  T.  BRADBURY,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  Materia  Medica  and 
Pharmacy  ;  W.F.  SMITH,  M.  D',  Professor  of  Ophthalmology  and  Otology;  W.  A.  DOUGLASS,  M.  D., 
Adjunct  to  the  Chair  of  Clinical  Medicine ;  W.  H.  JOHNSON,  M.  D.,  Adjunct  to  the  Chair  of 
Obstetrics  and  Clinical  Diseases  of  Women;  CHAS.  TOLAND,  M.  D.,  Prosector  to  the  Chair  of 
Surgery;  WM.  H.  JOHNSON,  M.  D.,  Curator  of  the  Museum. 

R.  BEVERLY  COLE,  M.  D.,  Dean  of  Faculty, 

Office,  No.   1 6  Geary  Street,  above  Kearny. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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C.  WATERHOUSE,  San  Francisco. 


Mrs.  J.  W.  LESTER,  New  York. 


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Hard  Wood  Lumber, 


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LESTER    &    ^VATERHOUSE, 

121    AND    123    FRONT   STREET,   NEW   YORK. 


XCIV  SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


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Quick  Time  and  Cheap  Fares 

FI^03VE 

CHINA  AND  JAPAN  TO  NEW  lOEK  AND  LIVERPOOL. 


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THE  GREAT  OYERLAKD  ROUTE 

VIA. 

Central  Pacific  Railroad 


Is  now  in  complete  running  order  from 

SAN  FRANCISCO  TO  THE  ATLANTIC  SEABOARD. 


Througli  Express  Trains  leave  San  Francisco  Daily, 

Making  prompt  connections  with  the  several  Railway  Lines  in  the  Eastern  States  for  all  the  Cities  of  the 
UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADAS,  and  connecting  at  New  York  with  the  several  steamer  lines  to 

Sxigland,  France   and   all   European  Forts. 


SILVER  PALACS  SLEEPINQ  COACHES, 

Second  to  none  in  the  world,  are  rnn  daily  from  San  Francisco  to  New  York  and  intermediate  points.  These 
Drawing  Room  Oars  by  day,  and  Sleeping  Cars  by  night,  are  unexcelled  for  comlbrt  and  convenience  to  the 
passenger  while  en  route — combining  the  elegance  of  a  private  parlor  and  all  accommodations  pertaining  to  a 
well-furnished  chamber,  with  comfortable  couches,  clean  bedding,  etc.  A  competent  Porter  accompanies  each 
Car  to  attend  to  the  wants  of  our  patrons. 


GREAT    REDUCTION    IN    THROUGH    FARES. 

Children  not  over  Twelve  (12)  years  of  age,  HALF  FARE.  Under  Five  (5)  years  of  age,  FREE. 
100  pounds  of  Baggage  per  Adult  Passenger,  FREE.  50  pounds  of  Baggage,  per  child  between 
5  and  12,  FREE. 

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TlroBEl  Ticiet  Office,  422  CALIFORNIA  ST.,  San  Francisco. 

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Through  Freights  between  San  Francisco  and  New  York,  and  other  Eastern  Cities,  contracted  through  at 
low  rates.  Mark  Goods  "  Cake  C.  P.  R.  R."  B^"  Money  saved  by  purchasing  Tickets  at  the 
Company's  Offices. 

T.  II.  GOODMiiXT,  Ji,.  IT.  TO'WZTS, 

Gen'l  Freight  and  Passenger  Agent.  General  Superintendent. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT.  XCV 


IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN  

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/  36  MONTGOMERY  STREET,  COR.  SUTTER,         ^. 

Cjt>  SATST    FRANCISCO.  \^T 


GEORGE  D.   NAGLE, 

C01TTRA.CT0II, 

Office,  418  MONTQOMERY  STREET, 

Si^nsr    FRA.NCISOO. 


ESTIJM^TKS      GHVE]V      ON 


BUILDINGS,  BRIDGES, 

And  all  Descriptions  of  Contract  "Work. 


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BRICKS  ON  HAND  AND  FOR  SALE  IN  ANY  REQUIRED  QUANTITY. 


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WHOLESALE    AND    RETAIL    DEALER    IN 

HAY,  aRAIN  AND  FEED  OF  ALL  KINDS 

39  Clay  Street  and  28  Commercial  Street, 


Between  Drumm  and  East  Streets, 


SA:\^  FRANCISCO,   CAL. 


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Consignments  Solicited.      Orders  from  the  Country  promptly  attended  to. 


DR.  SMITH'S    HYGEIAN   HOME  WATER  CURE, 

ii37  California  Street,  opj).  St.  Mary's  Cathedral,  S.  F. 

This  is  the  only  regular  Water  Cure  in  San  Francisco,  and  by  far  the  most  extensive  and  complete  Hygienic  Insti" 
tute  on  the  Pacific  Coast. 

Dr.  Smith  claims  to  have  made  discoveries  in  the  science  of  Phrenology  that  enable  him,  either  blindfolded  or  other- 
wise, by  an  examination  of  the  head,  to  determine  the  diseases  to  which  the  person  is  constitutionally  sut)ject,  or 
whether  the  disease  at  the  time  afflicting  the  person  is  the  result  of  an  accident  or  hereditary  weakness,  whether  con- 
sumptive, dyspeptic,  rheumatic,  apoplectic,  neuralgic  or  seminal.  Especially  does  the  form  of  the  head  indicate  the 
strength  of  the  uterine  and  reproductive  system. 

The  head  is  also  an  index  of  the  natural  strength  of  the  lungs,  heart,  stomach,  liver,  kidneys,  spleen,  back  or  verte- 
bra, and  it  determines  the  power  of  the  system  in  warding  off  and  overcoming  diseases  of  all  kinds. 

Phreno  Examinations  and  Consultations  in  reeard  to  Health,  Free,  from  lO  A..  'SH. 
to  3  P.   M. 

We  have  the  Electro,  Russian,  Turkish  and  Thermal  Baths,  and  every  form  of  Medical  Baths  for  Ladies  and  Gen- 
tlemen, from  9  to  6,  and  on  Sundavs,  from  7  A.  JI.  to  1  1'.  M. 

GREAT  REDUCTION  IN  PRICES.— We  now  give  patients  four  weeks  Hygienic  Medical  Treatment,  with  Board 
and  Room,  for  |60,  (In  ordinary  cases).  Board.  86  per  week ;  with  room,  from  $7  to  910.  Medical  Baths,  from  50  cents 
to  $1  each,  or  VI  for  $10 ;  20  for  f  15.  ^^^  We  have  a  separate  Medical  Department  for  Ladies,  which  is  attended  by  a 
thoroughly  competent  woman,  while  the  private  residence  of  Dr.  Smith,  whicli  is  connected  with  the  Home,  is  chiefly 
devoted  to  the  accommodation  of  ladies  desiring  Hygienic  Treatment. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT 


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Will  not  be  removed  to  Kearny  Street,  as  announced, 

BUT  WILL  CONTINUE  AT  THE  OLD  STAND,  621  and  623  CLAY  ST. 

Where  extensive  Alterations  are  being  made, 
And  will  shordy  be  completed,  making  one  of  the  most  commodious  and  conveniently 
arranged  Music  Stores  in  the  United  States.  The  largest  and  best  selected  stock  of 
AMERICAN  AND  FOREIGN  SHEET  MUSIC,  MUSIC  BOOKS,  Musical  In- 
struments OF  Direct  Importation,  for  sale  at  lowest  market  prices,  wholesale  or 
retail.    M.  CJRAY,  621  and  623  Clay  Street,  Saw  Francisco. 

GRAY'S  MUSIC  STORE 

Nos.  621  and  623  Clay  St.,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
AGENCY  FOR  STEINWAY  &  SON'S 


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PI  A  IT  OS, 

ERNEST  GABIER'S,  HAINES  BROS.  &  KRANICH,  BACH  &  COS  PIANOS. 


THE  BURDETT  ORGANS, 

School,  Church  and  Parlor  Organs. 


THE  LEADING  ORGAN   OF   THE    WORLD. 


Send  for  Price  List  and  Descriptive  Catalogue.  Observe  that  we  have  made  such  arrangements 
with  our  California  Agent  as  to  enable  him  to  supply  at  similar  currency  prices  as  ourselves  in 
Chicago,  thereby  saving  to  the  Wholesale  and  Retail  Customer  the  cost  of  Overland  Transportation. 

LYON  &  HEALY,  (^n'l  Ag'ts  for  the  Manufacturers,  Chicago,  III. 

M.  GRAY,  San  Francisco,  General  Agent  for  California. 


XCVIU  SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


SAN     BRUNO     ROAD,     S.    F. 
Between    Twenty-Sixth    and    Twenty-Seventh    Streets. 


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JOHN  REYNOLDS, 

MANUFACTURER    OF 

Oil  of  Vitriol, 

LCuriatic  and  XTitric  iicids, 

Slue  Stone,  Copperas,  Sal  Soda, 

Prussian  Blue,  Glauber  Salts, 
Heynolds'  Fat.  Sol.  Fruss.  of  Fotash., 
Reynolds'  Fat.  Gliemical  Soap, 


ENOWLES'  PATENT  STEM  PDHP 

Am  L.  FZSH,  Agent. 


"«(X^4^»S^ti^V~;^.. 


No.  9  First  Street,  near  Market,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


SELDOFS  STEUM  PACKING.  FOR  STUFFING  BOIES. 


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All  Kinds  of  Kew  k  SecondMHand  Machinery 

IN    STOCK    AND    SUPPLIED. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT.  XCIX 


KOOPMANSCHAP  &  CO. 

ttniMif  1  ■■iranf  i 

And  Cliixiese  Emigration  Agents, 

S.W^.  OOHNER  OALIFORIsTIA   AND   DAVIS    STS. 
SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


BOOK   BINDER 


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BLANK  BOOK  MANUFACTURER 

No.  509  CLAY  STREET, 
SAN  FRANCISCO. 


.AUGUST    KOEHLER, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

Trusses,  Elastic  Shoulder  Braces 

FOR  EXPANDING  THE  CHEST, 

Ladies'  Belts  and  Supporters,  Instruments  for  Club  Feet,  Knock-Knees,  Bow-Legs,  Weak  Ankle- 
Joints,  Curvature  of  the  Spine,  Piles  and  Prolapsus.  Also,  a  very  superior  article  of  Silk  Thread, 
Elastic  and  Lace  Stockings  (for  enlarged  or  varicose  veins  of  the  leg,  &c.)  Elastic  Female  Belts, 
Knee  Caps,  Children's  Trusses,  Surgical  Belt  and  Bandage,  and  all  kinds  of  Suspensories. 

718  Washington  St.,  opp.  the  Plaza,  San  Francisco. 


SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY 


A.  WELCH,  San  Francisco.  R.  D.  WELCH,  Liverpool. 

WELCH    &   CO. 

Imprters,  SiiiiQ£  &  CoMission  lercMnts, 

BaiTTAH*S  BOILOIHG,  109  CAUFORNIA  ST. 

&AJr^     X«X1..A.3>3-OXSOO,   CA.JLJ. 

AGENTS,  MOODY'S  SAW  MILLS,  BURRARD  INLET,  B.C. 

Andrew  Welch  S  Co.,  19  Tower  Chambers,  Liverpool,  England. 


^VM.  H.  &  D.  M.  MOORE, 

BRASS  FOUMDERS  AND  FINISHERS, 

ITo.  112  Beale  Street, 

Between  Mission  and  Howard,  SAM    FKiVHCISCO. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF   ALL   KINDS   OF 


Brass  and  Bell  Castings,  Force  and  Lift  Pumps, 

COCKS  AND  VALVES  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION  MADE  AND  REPAIRED. 

AdiNTS  mw>  mmmeiQi'U^^m  q>w 

C.  W.  TEESDALI'S  PATENT  SELF  LUBBICATOE 

For  Marine,  Locomotive  and  Stationary  Engines. 

-A.X.SO  FOlEl  THE   E.A.a-LE   P>.A.OK:i3SrC3-3 

A  new  Article,  adapted  either  for  Steam  or  Water. 

Agents  for  HATCH'S  PATENT    GUIDES  AND    SUPPORT- 
ING  COLLARS  for  Variety  Moulding  Machines. 


A.  S.  ROSENBAUM  &  CO. 

IMPORTERS    OF 

FINE    HAVANA    CIGARS, 

TOBACCO,    ETC. 

And  Sole  Agents  for  the  celebrated  Peach  Cake  Wavy  Tobacco 

COR.    CLAY    AND    BATTERY    STS. 

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SAN  FaANCISCO. 


Every  style  of  work  required  by  Merchants,  Mechanics,  Law- 
yers, Insurance  Companies,  Banks,  etc.,  correctly,  tastefully,  speed- 
ily and  elegantly  executed  at  this  long  established  House. 

The  proprietor  has  added  every  desirable  improvement  in 
PRINTING,  TYPE  AND  MACHINERY  that  the  business 
demands.     Novelty  and  originalty  of  design  in  the  execution  of 

Flail  ani  Fai®7  J#i  PriailBs 


Will  receive  his  prompt  attention,  and  he  hopes,  by  fair  dealing 
and  low  prices,  to  suit  all  who  may  favor  him  with  their  patronage. 


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SAIT  FKAXTCZSCO. 


r».   O.   BOX   1129. 


ROOMS    TO   LET 

By  the  Day,  Week  or  Month.     Open  all  Night. 


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City  Front  and  Lone  Mountain,  South  Park  and  North  Beach 
and  Mission  Cars  pass  the  House  every  five  minutes. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  ClU 


Corner  of  Clay,  SAIT   FRiilTClSCO- 


In  Building  formerly  known  as  Kohler,  Chase  &  Co's 
Music  Establishment,  j^^    q^    BOX    1129. 


ROOMS   TO   LET 

By  the  Day,  Week  or  Month.     OPEK  ALL  KIQHT. 


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City  Front   and    Lone    Mountain,  South    Park  and   North 
Beach  and  Mission  Cars  pass  the  House  every  five  minutes. 
Newly  furnished  with  spring  beds  and  hair  mattresses. 


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JOHN  H.  REDINGTON, 
GEO.  H.  HOWARD, 
CHARLES  R.  STORY, 
N.  B.  EDDY, 
H.  H.  BIGELOW, 


President 
-  Vice-President 

Secretary 
Marine  Secretary- 
General  Manager 


SPECIAL  Coi.i.i-oiiUi'^S 


THE 


SAN  FRANCISCO  DIRECTORY 

For  the  Year  commencing  April,  1871 : 

EMBRACING    A 

GEiNERAL  DIRECTORY  OF  RESIDENTS 

AND     A 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY; 

ALSO, 

A  DIRECTORY  OF  STREETS,  PUBLIC  OFFICES,  ETC. 
AND  A  NEW  MAP  OF  THE  CITY: 

TOGETHER    WITH 

The  Consolidation  Act  and  its  Amendments  ;    Officers  of  the  Municipal  Government, 
Societies  and  other  Organizations,  and  a  great  variety  of  Useful 
and  Statistical  Information,       '■ 

EXHIBITING    AT    A    GLANCE 


TWELFTH  YEAR  OF  PUBLICATION. 


COMPILED    BT 

HENRY    a.    LANQLEY, 

EDITOR  Or"rACIFIC  COAST  BCSIKBSS   DIKECTORT,"   "  8TATK  EEGISTEB  "  AND  "PACIFIC   COAST  ALMANAC.' 


DEPOTS  FOR  THE  SALE  OF  THIS  WORK  : 

Office  of  the  Directory,  No.  612  Clay  Street,  up  stairs;  A.  Eoman  &  Co.,  419  Montgomery  Street; 

SUMKER  Whitney,  613  Clay  Street  ;   A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  721  Market  Street;  White  &  Baueb, 

413  Washington  Street,  and  W.  E.  Loomis,  S.E.  corner  Washington  and  Sansom  streets. 

PJRICE   FIVE   nojLZAns,    GOZn   COIK. 


SAN   FRANCISCO: 

HENRY   G.    LANGLEY,    PUBLISHER,    612    CLAY   STREET. 
Bacon  &.  Company.,  Excelsior  Steam  Presses,  536  Clay  Street. 

1871  . 


Recently  Published.    One  Vol.  8vo.,  1040  pp.    Price  Five  Dollars. 


TKCE 


PACIFIC  COAST  BDSIISS  BIEECTOBY 

FOR    1871-73, 

CONTAINING   THB 

NAMES,  BUSINESS  AND  ADDRESS 

or    OVER 

Forty  Thousand  Merchants, 

MANUFACTURERS   AND   PROFESSIONAL   MEN, 

IN     THK 

STATES  OF  CALIFORNIA,  OREGON  AND  NEVADA, 

THE 

Territories  of  Washington,  Utah,  Arizona,  Idaho,  Montana  and  Alaska, 
and  the  Colony  of  British  Columbia. 

With  a  Gazetteer  of  the  Counties,  Cities  and  Towns  of  the  Pacific  Coast,  and  the  Names  of 
the  OBBcers  governing  the  same,  Federal,  State  and  Municipal. 

^^o'^'^^^HENRY   G.  LANGLEY,  Publisher, 

•^   *^        \  Iz 612  Clay  Street,  San  Francisco. 

1923 


Entered  according  to  Act  of  Congress,  in  the  Year  one  tliousand  eiglit  hundred  and  seventj-one, 

By    HENBY    G.    LANGLEY, 

In  the  Office  of  the  Librarian  of  Congress  at  Washington, 


THE  PACIFIC  COAST  ALMANAC 

And  Year  Book  of  Facts  for  1871. 
ONE  VOLUME,  12mo,  112  pp. PRICE,  FIFTY  CENTS. 


The  Trade  of  the  Pacific, 

A    QUARTERLY    JOURNAL, 

Representing  the  Industrial  Interests  of  the  Pacific  Coast.      Is  published  in  quarto  form, 
on  the  first  day  of  July.  October,  January  and   April   of  each  year,  and   regularly   mailed 
FREE  to  every  Merchant,  Professional  and   Hotel    Proprietor   on    the   Pacific  Coast.     Each 
edition  11,000  copies.     Terms  of  Advertising  reasonable. 

HENRY  G.   LANGLEY, 

Publisher,    612    Clay    Street,    San    Francisco,    Cal. 


F^REIT^TOIIY. 


The  pages  of  this,  the  twelfth  volume  of  the  San  Francisco  DinECTORY,  contain  abundant 
evidence  of  the  general  prosperity  and  continued  growth  of  this  city.  In  almost  every  depart- 
ment of  industry  will  be  found  an  improvement  over  that  of  last  year,  and,  notwithstanding  the 
continued  existence  of  business  depression  which  affects  almost  every  branch  of  trade,  a  decided 
improvement  is  manifested  that  augurs  well  for  the  future. 

The  population  of  this  city,  as  returned  by  the  Federal  Census,  is  150,361.  From  the  invest- 
igations made  during  the  progress  of  the  canvass  for  the  present  volume,  these  figures  are  found 
to  be  nearly  thirteen  per  cent,  less  than  our  estimate  for  the  present  year,  172,750.  The  data 
upon  which  this  statement  is  made,  together  with  the  results  of  an  examination  of  the  Census 
rolls  of  a  part  of  this  city  will  be  found  contained  in  the  article  on  population,  on  page  11,  to 
which  attention  is  respectfully  invited. 

The  number  of  buildings  erected  during  the  year  is  nine  hundred,  of  which  eight  hundred  and 
sixty-seven  are  of  wood.  Total  number  in  the  city  and  county,  nineteen  thousand  four  hundred 
and  fifty-nine.  The  value  of  improvements  for  the  year  ending  June  30th,  1870,  is  estimated  at 
three  millions  of  dollars,  exclusive  of  the  amount  expended  by  the  Superintendent  of  Streets,  one 
million  two  hundred  and  fifty  thousand  dollars. 

The  Appendix  contains  a  variety  of  information  connected  with  our  municipal  organization, 
the  Consolidation  Act,  with  its  Amendments  arranged  under  each  appropriate  head,  and  several 
Acts  of  the  Legislature  connected  therewith,  to  which  has  been  added  an  analytical  index  which 
will  facilitate  reference  thereto.  There  will  be  also  found  in  this  department  of  the  work  a 
large  number  of  references  to  the  difierent  organizations  in  this  city,  embracing  lists  of  the  Fed- 
eral, State  and  Municipal  OEBcers,  notices  of  local  Societies  and  Associations,  Churches,  Military 
Organizations,  Incorporations,  etc.  Attention  is  invited  to  a  new  Map  of  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco,  and  the  new  Street  Directory,  including  the  correct  system  of  numbering  the 
buildings,  both  of  which  have  been  compiled  from  official  sources,  and  carefully  compared  with 
each  street  and  locality  named  therein. 

The  Introductory  and  General  Review  present  a  diary  of  the  interesting  local  events  of  the 
year,  brief  notices  of  Schools — public  and  private.  Benevolent  Associations,  Banks  and  Insur- 
ance Companies,  and  references  to  the  difTerent  mechanical  enterprises  in  operation  at  the  present 
time  in  this  city,  together  with  other  subjects  worthy  of  special  mention,  and  historical  data  of 
present  interest,  well  calculated  to  make  the  book  a  valuable  work  of  reference  to  future  gener- 
ations. But  the  particular  features  of  this  department  of  the  work  are  a  series  of  valuable 
Meteorological  Observations  of  the  Climate  of  this  city,  from  1850  to  1870,  contributed  by 
Henry  Gibbons,  M.D.,  and  articles  on  the  Railroads  of  the  Pacific  Coast,  and  the  progress  of 
Manufactures  in  this  city  during  the  past  year,  by  Myron  Angel,  Esq.  ;  also  a  review  of  the 
improvements  made  from  January  to  December,  1870,  and  a  statement  of  the  number  of  build- 
ings within  the  city  limits. 

The  compiler  would  respectfully  tender  his  thanks  for  the  prompt  cooperation  extended  by 
public  officers,  particularly  to  John  Hanna,  Esq.,  County  Clerk,  and  other  gentlemen  who  have 
been  applied  to  for  information  for  the  work.  To  his  numerous  patrons  for  their  substantial  evi- 
dences of  good  will,  and  to  Messrs.  Bacon  &  Company,  to  whom  the  typographical  department 
was  intrusted,  he  would  especially  offer  his  thanks.  The  thirteenth  volume  of  the  San  Francisco 
Directory  will  be  issued  in  April,  1872. 

San  Francisco,  April  15th,  1871. 


TABLE   OF   CONTENTS. 


PAGE. 

PKOORESSOF  THE  CITY : 9 

Assessments  and  Kates  of  Taxation 9 

Jlunicipal  Expenditures  18(i5-18(0 10 

Bonded  Debt 10 

Annual  Revenue 10 

ropulation  San  Francisco,  1870-71 11 

Federal  Census  San  Francisco,  1870 11 

Population  San  Francisco,  1871 14 

Improvements 1* 

Prosperity  of  the  City 14 

Board  Tide  Land  Commissioners 15 

City  Front  and  Bullchead 15 

City  Hall  Commissioners 16 

City  Park  Commissioners 16 

Market  Street  Commissioners 16 

Lagunn  Survey  Commissioners 17 

New  Montgomery  Street  Commissioners 17 

Montgomery  Avenue  Commissioners 17 

Board  of  Health 17 

Marine  Board 18 

Streets  and  Highways 18 

Pavements 18 

Street  Railroads 20 

K ew  B  uildings 20 

Number  of  Buildings 26 

Real  Estate,  1870 26 

Commercial  Statistics.  1870 26 

Shipments  Treasure,  1848-1870 26 

Mortality  San  Franciseo,  1869-70 2fi 

RAILROADS   PACIFIC   COAST 27 

METEOROLOGICAL  OBSERVATIONS 30 

UNITED    STATES    REVENUE    STATISTICS,  San 

Francisco,  1870 32 

CHRONOLOGICAL  HISTORY 33 

GENERAL  REVIEW 37 

Public  Scliools,  Locations,  etc.,  of. 37 

Historical  Sketch 39 

University  of  California 41 

Private  Educational  Institutions 42 

City  College 42 

Santa  Clara  College,  San  Jos6 43 

Medical  Colleges 43 

Heald's  Business  College 43 

Sabbath  Schools 43 

BENEVOLENT  AND  SOCIAL  SOCIETIES 44 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association 45 

San  Francisco  Benevolent  Association 45 

('alifornia  Labor  and  Employment  Exchange 45 

California  Immigrant  Union 45 

HOSPITALS 46 

ASSOCIATIONS— PROTECTIVE,  LITERARy,  ETC    46 

LIBRARIES 46 

Jlercantile  Library  Association 47 

Odd  Fellows'  Library  Association 47 

Mechanic's  Institute  Library  Association 47 

San  Francisco  Law  Library 47 

FIRE  DEPAKMENT 4S 

BANKING  INSTITUTIONS 48 

Savings  Banks 48 

Private  Banks  and  Bankers 48 

INSURANCE  COMPANIES 48 

CEM  El'ERIES 48 

WATER  CO.MPANIES 48 

Spring  Valley 48 

Lake  Tahoe 49 

New  Enterprises 49 

MANUFACTURES 49 

Iron  Foundries  and  Metallurgical  Works 51 

Wool  and  Woolen  Goods 51 

Cotton  and  Cotton  Goods 52 

Silk— Sugar  Refineries 52 

Boots  and  Shoes— Clothing 52 

Linseed  Oil— Flax  Cultivation 52 

Acids— Ink — Powder 53 

Spirituous  and  JIalt  Liquors 53 

Flour— Cigars— Type— Hlank  Books  53 

Cordage— Hemp  and  AVire 53 

M isccllaneous— Ink — Glass — Stoves,  etc 84 

CHANGES  AND  RE.MOVALS 55 

REGl.STER  OF   NAMES 63 

BUILDINGS.   BLOCKS,  HALLS,  ETC 693 

Public  Huildings 693 

Halls— Blocks— Rows— Wharves 694 

Places  of  Amusement 695 


PACE. 

Prominent  Places 695 

KEY  TO  PUBLIC  OFFICES 695 

State 695 

Ci tv  and  County 695 

Federal 696 

CITY  ORDINANCE- Hack  and  Cab  Fares 696 

.STREET  DIRECTORY 697 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY,  TRADES,  ETC 713 

CONSOLIDATION  AC  f 789 

Municipal  Elections 795 

Paid  Fire  Department 796 

Police  Judge's  Court 800 

Harbor  Police  Regulations 801 

Alms  House  and  Hospital 832 

Personal  Property  Tax 838 

Delinquent  Taxes 840 

Justices'  Court 842 

Municipal  Court 842 

Q  uarantine 844 

Analvtical  Index 846 

MUNICIPAL   GOVERNMENT 849 

Board  of  Supervisors 849 

Board  of  Ed  ucation 850 

City  and  County  Officers 850 

Election  Districts 853 

State  Congressional  Districts 8.53 

Judicial  Districts 853 

City  and  County  Districts 85J 

Police  Department 8.53 

Fire  Alarm  and  Police  Telegraph 854 

FIRE  DEPARTMENT 855 

Otlicers  and  O  rganization 856 

FEDERAL   AND  STATE   OFFICERS a'57 

Custom  House 859 

United  States  Treasury f59 

Branch  Mint 860 

•    Surveyor  General 860 

Post  Office 860 

COURTS 861 

CHURCHES 862 

Baptist  862 

Congregationalist 863 

Episcopal 864 

Evangelical  Lutheran 865 

Hebrew 866 

Methodist 866 

Presbyterian 868 

Roman  Catholic 870 

Swedenborgian 871 

Unitarian 872 

Chinese  Mission  Houses 872 

Mariners'  Church 873 

Disciples  of  Christ 873 

Relormed  Church 873 

Independent  German  Congregation 873 

Greek  Church v 873 

LvceuMi  for  Self  Culture %^^ 873 

ASSOCI.VriONS  AND  SOCIETIES 873 

Religious 873 

Benevolent 875 

Masonic  Fraternity....   886 

I.  0.  of  Odd  Fellows 889 

Temperance 891 

Protective 892 

Literari*. 896 

Historical 896 

Social .•.^. ...  897 

MILITARY ....  900 

NEWSPAPERS 770 

PERIODICALS 770 

INSURANCE  COMPANIES 750 

HOMESTEAD  AS.'iOCIATIONS 747 

MINING  COMPANIES 768 

TELEGRAPH  LINES 785 

RAILROADS 777 

OCEAN  STEAMERS S04 

STKAM BOATS 904 

STAGES 181 

EXPRESSES 737 

INCORPORATED  COMPANIES 749 

CONSULS 732 

HOSPITALS 748 

CEMETERIES 904 

ADVERITSING  DEPARTMENT 905 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  ADVERTISERS. 


PACK. 

Adelsdorfcr  Bros Ixv 

Alger  James  A  Co.,  reg- 
ister of  names 71 

American     Clock    Co., 

regibter  of  names 70 

Amnes  &  Dallam xxxiii 

Atwood  &  Bodwell..  .4  and  7 

Austin  &  Co xcv 

Bacon  &  Company,  reg.  of 

names,  8  and  front  cover 

Badger*  Lindcnberger.  .xl 

Baker  &  Hamilton xvi 

and  Ixviii 
Balfour.Guthrie  &  Co..xxii 
Bandmann,  Nielsen  <S:Co. 

xiiv 
Bank  of  British  Colum- 
bia  xxxvl 

Bank  of  California ix 

Barrett  <fe  Sherwood ii 

Bell  John  C liv 

Bcnner  George  L 37 

Bernard  Charles xxi 

Blake  P.  H Ixxv 

Blake,  Kobbins  ACo...lxiii 
Boericke  A  Tafcl,  regis- 
ter of  names 107 

Bonnet  B 42 

Boobar  E.  C.  &  Co lii 

Booker  W.  L xxvii 

Borchard  C 28 

Bosqui  Kdward  Jc  Co., 
rcg.  of  names. .  .side  line 

Bowdish  SI.  S xxxii 

BowcnBros 16  and  back 

of  volume 

Bradley  &  Rulofson 30 

Bragg  Robert 34 

Branch  House ciii 

Braverman  &  Levy front 

cover 
Brittan.  Holbrook  A  Co., 

register  of  names 770 

Britton  &  Key,  register 

of  names 7b0  and  761 

Brooks  A  Co 31 

Brown  A  Wells 8 

Bryant  A  Strahan 31 

Burnham  James  W.  A 

Co 17 

Burns  H.  J 36 

Buswell  A. xcix 

Butler  Warren  C 24 

California    File    Manu- 
facturing Co xlii 

California  Ink  Co.,  reg. 

of  names 750 

California  Ins.  Co Ivi 

California  Jewelri'  Co., 

register  of  names — 752 
California  Planing  Mills 

Ixvi 
California  Paciflc  Bail- 
road xxxivand  xxxv 

California  Steam  i«avi- 

gation  Co vl 

CAlifornia  Sugar  Kefln- 

cry xliii 

California  Trust  Co xi 

Cannen  Isl'd  <altWorks..lli 

Casebolt  A  Kerr Ivii 

Central  Pacific  K.  R xcir 

City  College Ixxvl 

Clark  A  Fox . .  .45 

Code  P.  D.  A  Co.,  regis- 
ter of  names 751 

Comerford  P.  A  Co 23 

Connecticut  M.  L.  Ins. 
Ccregister  of  names.  723 

Cook  C.  Mrs 43 

CookM.  M.  A  Sons lii 

Coso  House cii 

Cox  A  Kichols xxv 

Craine  William Ixxxvii 


PAOB. 

Crane  A  Brlgham Ixxli 

Crane  Albert  E xxxi 

Crockard  H 37 

Cubery  A  Co.... back  cover 

Curtis  J.  P 34 

Daniel  John  A  Co 27 

Darling  A  Co Ixxxi 

Davidson  J.  W.  A  Co. 

back  cover 

D.iy  Thomas front  cover 

Dobrzensky  M 43 

Doerger  Charles 43 

DoUiverA  Brother 27 

Eastman  Frank ci 

Eitner  Rudolf. Ixxvil 

Elfclt  A.  B.  A  Co Ixvi 

Empire  M.  L.  Ins.  Co il 

Eureka  Hair  Co xlir 

Everson  A  Middlemiss 20 

ExceWorMill  Co 31 

Falkenau  Louis 49 

Falkner,  BellACo Ivi 

I'  eldmann  L.  A  Co Ixiv 

Fenkhausen  A  Gerichten.23 

Finlcy  Thomas  E 23 

Fireman's  Fund  Ins.  Co. 

front  cover 

Fish  A.  L xcviii 

Fisher  A  Co Ixxxii 

Flint,  Peabody  A  Co. . .  .Ixv 

Freeman  B.  H lii 

Friel  William 38 

Frontier  P.  A  Co 35 

Fulton  John  A 34 

Galpen  Edward  A  Co 30 

Gannon  Peter  T li 

Gamiss  J.  R register 

of  names,  sideline 

Garratt  A  Co 12 

Gedge  A  Thayer 27 

German  S.  A  L.  Society.. Ix 

Gerzabck  Oscar  V 18 

GhirardcUi  D 19 

Giannini  P.  A Ixxxiv 

Glasgow  Iron  and  Metal 

Importing  Co 9 

Goddard  A  Co xiv 

G racier  A  Heald 9 

Gray,  Jones  A  Co xxv 

Gray  M xcvii 

GravJJ.  A  Co xlix 

Grosh  A  Rutherford 28 

Guardian  M.  L.  Ins.  Co. 

reg.  of  names,  side  line 

Hagar  A  Co 44 

Hall  John  A  Son  33 

Hallidie  A.  S Ixxxvi 

Hamburg  Bremen  Fire 

Insurance  Co Ivlii 

Hanscom  A  Co lo 

Haskell  A  Co back  cover 

Hawkins  A  Cantrell 12 

Hawley  A  Co xxxl 

Hcald's  Business  College, 
back  cover  and  regis- 
ter of  names 731 

Helbing  A  Straus xxviii 

Held  Brothers xvii 

Herve  A  Perry 27 

Hcuck  Herman 23 

Heverin  M 46 

Hcynemann  A  Co xl 

Hibberd,  Sanborn  A  Co.xlix 
HIberniaS.  AL.  Society,  xx 

Hicks  D.  A  Co back  of 

volume  and  inside  back 
cover 

Hinckley  A  Co 16 

HInz  Carl 37 

Hoagland  A  Newsom 13 

Hohbs,  Gllmore  A  Co ilv 

Holt  W.-»rrcn 48 

Home  Mutual  Ins.  Co...cir 
HorstmanuH.  A  Co 26 


PAQB. 

Houseworth  A  Co. 

front  cover 
Howes  E.  K  A  Co.,  reg- 
ister of  names 339 

Howes  George  A  Co xv 

HowlandB.  F.  A  Co 41 

HuntE.  O « 

Huntington  F.  A xllv 

Hutchinson  C.I Ixxxii 

Hyde  A  Chester 41 

Imperial  Fire  Ins.  Co Ivi 

Imperishable  Stone  Block 

Company 41 

Ircdale  A.S 43 

Irvine,  Harker  A  Co 28 

Jesse  A  Drew 34 

Johnson  J.  C.  A  Co 18 

Johnson  T.  Rodgers,  inside 

back  cover 

Johnston  H.  H.  A  Co. Ixxxi 

Johnston  William  B 1 

Jones,  Pullman  A  Co.,  reg. 
of  names,  bottom  lii.e 

Jordan  A.  H 25 

Josset  J Ix.Kxi 

Kallenberg  Theodore 35 

Kellogg  C.  L xxxviii 

Kirby  R.  C.  A  Co 3 

Kittredge  A  Leavitt. .  .Ixviii 
Kitlrcdge  Jonathan.  .Ixxxv 

Knowles  George  B 38 

Knowlton  A  Co.,  regis- 
ter of  names 750 

Koehler  A  Kilter,  regis- 
ter of  names 70 

Koehler  August xci.x 

Kohler  A  Frohling front 

cover 
Koopmanschap  A  Co..xclx 

Korbel  F.  A  Brothers 8 

Kuh  Leopold liii 

Kuner  A 25 

Langland  N.  P Ilv 

Langley  H.   G.,  50   and 

register  of  names 730 

Laurel  Hill  Cemetery. ..Ixix 
Levison  Brothers,  regis- 
ter of  names 752 

Libby  A  Swett,  register 

of  names 106 

Liesenfeld  P xlviii 

Linforth,  Kellogg  A  Co. 

xxiv 
Liverpool  and  London  and 
Globe  Insurance  Co — 1 

Llewellvn  A  Co 14 

Locan  A  Co xvill 

Locke  A  Montague 12 

London  and  S.  F.  K.ank x 

Low  C.  Adolphe  A  Co. . .  .20 
Lyford  L.  D.,  register  of 

names 513 

Lyon  A  Co.,  register  of 

names 722 

Macdonald  D.  A.  A  Co..xlvi 

Macken  James 15 

Macondray  A  Co xx 

Magee  A  Moore Ixxxiii 

Magill  R.  H.,  back  of  volume 

Main  A  Winchester xxlx 

Mallon  A  Boyle 32 

Manhattan  Ins.  Co 21 

Marden  A  Mvrick Ixxix 

Martcll  John 2 

Martin  E.  A  Co U 

Martin   Padey,  register 

of  names 512 

Masonic  S.  A  L.  Bank. ..xix 

Massey  A  Yung liv 

Mayer  Joseph 32 

Maze  Montgomery 32 

Mc.\fee,  Spiers  A  Co 8 

McCain,  Flood  A  McClure 
xix 


FAOB. 

McGregor  A.  E 36 

McGregor  J 36 

McMillan  A  Kc»ter 2 

McNultv  C.  A 19 

McQuillan  B.  A  Son....lxili 
Mechanics'  Mill  and  Man- 
ufacturing Co 33 

Meeker,  James  A  Co liii 

Merchants'  Mutual  Ma- 
rine Insurance  Co iv 

Merrill  J.  C.  A  Co xxiii 

Merrill  P 25 

Meussdorffer  J.  C.  A  Bro.  .Iv 

Meussdorffer  K "29 

Michels,  Friedlander  A  Co. 
Ixiv 

Miller  Leopold '22 

Mills  A  Evans 18 

Miners'  Foundry xlvii 

Mission  and  Pacific  Wool- 
en Mills xc 

Mitchell  J.  E.  A  Co 38 

Molineux  Henry,  regis- 
ter of  names 70 

Moore  W.  H.  A  1>.  M c 

Morgan  A  Co.,  register 

ot  names 771 

Morrow  George xcvi 

Murphy,  Grant  A  Co ixv 

Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.  of 
New  York... back  cover 

Xagle  George  D xcv 

Nahl  Brothers,  register 

of  names 770 

Nathan  B.  A  Co.,  regis- 
ter of  names 71 

National  Life  Ins.  Co.lxxxii 
National     Watch    Co., 

register  of  names 753 

New  England  Mutual 

Life  Ins.  Co '20 

Newbauer  A  Co 26 

Newhall  H.  M.&  Co lix 

Newman  A  Duval xvii 

NileM.  D 26 

Norcross  A  Co Ixvi 

Nortli  British  and  Mer- 
cantile Ins.  Co xii 

North  Pacific  Transpor- 
tation Co vii 

Northern  Assurance  Co. 

XXTil 

Northwestern  Mut.  Life 

Insurance  Co 45 

Nye  Albert  G 1 

0'"Dav  William 46 

O'Dohncll  Cornelius 'ii 

Occidental  Ins.  Co ill 

Otto  Charles  A  Co 46 

Oulif.  Wiener  A  Dato 47 

Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg 

Factory lir 

P.aciflc  Ins.  Co Ixvii 

Pacific  Iron  Works xiv 

Paciflc  Mail  S.S.  Co. . .  .Ixxl 
Pacific    Oil    and    Lead 

Works T 

Pacific  Rolling  Mill  Co T 

Pacific  Saw  Manufact'g 

Co.,  rcg.  of  names 338 

Pages  J.  F 20 

P.ilm  House 49 

Palmer  AV.  J.  T.  A  Co., 

register  of  names 106 

Parker  George  F 40 

Patch  George  W li 

Pasquale  E Ixxv 

Peoples  Ins.  Co register 

of  names,  bottom  line 

Phenix  Ins.  Co 21 

Phoenix  A  Home  Ins.  Co. 

back  of  volume 

Plate  A.J xcvi 

Piatt  *  Newton xxiil 


SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY 


PAGE. 

Pollard  *  CarviU  Manu- 
facturing Co xlvi 

Popcfc  Talbot 33 

Porlinann  J.  H.  C 35 

Pracy  George  T 3!) 

Prior  J.  K Ixxx 

I'rinz  Jolin 36 

Kansom  Leander Ixxxvii 

Keilington.Hostctter  <fc  Co., 
rt-g.  of  names,  top  line 

BeynoUls  John xcviil 

Kichardson,  Bell  <fc  Co. . .  .33 

Riotte  4t  Luckliardt 39 

Kisdon  I.  &  L.  Works 9 

llisser  A.  L Ivii 

Koberts  J.  B.,  register  of 

names 723 

Rogers  George  W 30 

Ro.senbaum  A.  S.  &  Co c 

Roth  &  Videau Ixxli 

Rothschild  &  Ehrcnpfort..l9 
RountroeA  JIcJlullin....28 
Royal  JIail  Steam  Pack- 
et Co xxvii 

Russell  W.  F xxix 

a.   F.    Cordage    Manu- 
factory   XXX 

S.  F.  Glass  Works xvii 

S.  F.    Pioneer   Woolen 

Factory Ixii 

S.  F.  .Savings  Union xvili 

Santa  Clara  College xli 

Saul&Co 30 

Savage  it  Son Ixxxili 


PAGB. 

Savingg  and  Loan  Society 
Ixxiii 

.Schafcr  J.  F.  A  H.  H 26 

Sclimolz  William Ixxiv 

Seamans.Iob  Jl.  <fc  Co. ..  .37 
Security  Savings  Bank... 50 

Severance,  Holt  &  Co 49 

Sclby  'Ihomas  H.  A;  Co..xiii 

ShepJirdsonH.  F 45 

Sherman  William  &  Co. 

Ixxxix 
Shreve  George  C.  &  Co.  .Ixi 

Skinker  John xxvi 

Sims  John  U 14 

Smith  A.  J Ixxxlv 

Smith  Barlow  J xcvi 

Smith  C.  W.  M.,  register 

of  names 731 

Smith  William 42 

Snook  G.&  W 38 

Snow  &  Roos Ixxiil 

Spaulding  J.  <fe  Co 5 

Spaulding  N.  AV.,  regis- 
ter of  names 338 

Spcyer  Morris  &  Co Ixv 

Spreckels  <t  Co xlvii 

Spring     Valley     Water 

Works xxxix 

Spruance  J.  A  J 1 

St.  Croix  McEachran  B. 

D 32 

Steele  James  G.  <fc  Co., 

register  of  names f>92 

Stein,  Simon  &  Co 1x1 


PAGB. 

Steinhart  W.  &  I.  &  Co. 

Ixxviil 

Stockman  J.  M 15 

Sirahle  Jacob  &  Co 31 

Sullivan,  Fratingcr  <fc  Co. 

Ixiv 
Sullivan,  Kelly  <fe  Co...xxx 

Swain  R.  B.  <fc  Co 21 

Swan,  Dunbar  &  Co..  .xlvlii 
Tavlor  John  <fc  Co...xxxviii 

Taylor  .«*.  P.  &  Co Ivli 

Tenc6  Charles  <fc  Co Ixii 

Thompson  Brothers... xxxii 

Thomson  Thomas 22 

Thurnaucr  <fe  Zinn 17 

Tillinghast  Bros xii 

Toland  Medical  College. xci 

Truworlhy  F.  M xlii 

Tubbs  &  Co XXX 

Tustin  W.  1 5 

Ullmann  M.  <fe  Co xvi 

Union  Ins.  Co xxxvii 

Union  Mut.  Life  Ins.  Co. 

Ixxxi 
University  of  Pacific — 

Medical  Department.513 
VanSchaack  C.  P.  &  Co., 

reg.  of  names,  top  line 

Venard  G xxviii 

Voixin,  Ris  &  Co Ix 

Von  Rhein  O.  F.  ifc  Co ii 

Von  Schmidt  A.  W liii 

Vulcan  Iron  Works  Co...  .11 
Wakelee  C.  H.  &  Co..lxxxii 


PAGB. 

Walmslcy  W.  W. . .  .Ixxxix 
Walrath,  Hunter  <fc  Co..  .lill 

Wason  &  Morri* li 

Waterliousc  <fe  Lester... xcill 
AVatkins  C.  E.,  xcii  and 
register  of  names,  712 

and 751 

Weaver  P.  L xxvi 

AVeed  ifc  King  well 15 

Weichhart  J 14 

AVeir  AV.  G Ixx 

AVelch  &  Co c 

AVells,  Fargo  i  Co vlii 

AVentworth  I.  M.  &  Co. 

Ixxix 

AVestlcy  &  Havens Ixx v 

AVhat  Cheer  House 47 

AVhat  Cheer  Laundry 47 

AVhitncy  Geo.  O.  &  Co..xxi 
AVhitncy  Sumner,  regis- 
ter of  names 107 

Widow  and  Orplian  Fund 

Life  Insurance  Co 45 

AVieland  John Ixxxviii 

AVicsterA  Co 42 

AVill  >fc  Fiiick Ixxviii 

AVilllams.   Blanchard  & 

Co xxii 

"Williams  H.  F.  &  Co lix 

Winkle  Henry 35 

AVinter  John Ixxt 

AVittmann  George 25 

Zeile  Carl xlii 

Zeile  Frederick xlii 


CLASSIFIED  LIST  OP  ADVERTISERS. 


Adjusters. 

McKulty  C.  A.,  (customs). 19 
Agricultural  Impl'ts. 

Baker  &  Hamilton xvi 

and  Ixviii 

Hawley  &  Co xxxi 

Apothecaries. 
Boericke  <fc  Tafel,  regis- 
ter of  names 107 

Steele  J.  G.  &  Co.,  register 
of  names,  692 

Zeile  Carl xlii 

Architects. 

Craine  AVilliam Ixxxvii 

Hoagland  &  S  ewsom 13 

Jordan  AlDert  H 25 

Artesian  "If  ell  ISor's. 

Thomson  Thomas 22 

Asphnltnm  ^Vorkers. 

Bonnet  B 42 

Assayers. 

Falkenau  Louis 49 

Kuh  Leopold liii 

Riotte  &  Luckhardt 39 

Assayers  Materials. 

Taylor  John  &  Co. .  .xxxviii 

Auctioneers. 

Merrill  J.  C.&  Co xxiii 

Newhall  Ii.  M.  &  Co lix 

Voizin,  Ris  it  Co Ix 

Bakeries. 

Winkle  H 35 

Banks. 
Bank  British  Columbia 

xxxvi 

Bank  California ix 

California  Trust  Co xi 

London  and  S.  F.  Bank x 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co viii 

Baths. 
S.  F.  Hygcian  Home. .  .xcvi 
Zeile  Frederick xlii 

Beds  and  Bedding;. 

Eureka  Hair  Co xliv 

Schafer  J.  F.  &  H.  H 26 


Bell  Hangrers. 

Will  <fc  Finck Ixxviii 

Billiard  Xablc  Jllan'f. 

Liesenfcld  P xlviii 

Strahle  Jacob  &  Co 31 

Bitters. 

McMill.an  &  Kcster 2 

Blacksmiths. 

Pracv  George  T S9 

AVeichhart  J *. 14 

Boat  Builders. 

Benner  George  L 37 

Boiler  "Works. 

McAfee,  Spiers  &  Co 8 

Risdon  Iron  and  Locomo- 
tive AVorks 9 

Book  Binders. 

Bosqui  Edward  <fc   Co., 

register    of     names 

side  line 

Buswell  A xcix 

Hicks  J).  A  Co.  .inside  back 
cover  and  back  of  volume 
Booksellers. 
Libby  &  Swett,  register 

of  names 106 

Whitney  Sumner,  regis- 
ter of  names 107 

Boot  and  Shoe  Man'f. 
AVentworth  I.  M.  &  Co 

Ixxix 
Box  Makers. 

Ilobbs,  Gilmorc&  Co xlv 

Swan,  Dunbar  <fc  Co.. xlviii 
Brass  Foundries. 

Dobrzensky  M 43 

Garratt  ii,  Co 12 

Moore  AV.  H.  <fc  D.  M c 

AVeed  &  KingwcU 15 

Brewers. 

Lj-on  &  Co.,  register  of 

names 722 

Spreckels  C.  <fc  Co xlvii 

AA'icland  John Ixxxviii 


Broom  Makers. 

Armes  &  Dallam xxxlii 

Howes  E.  K.  &  Co.,  reg- 
ister of  names 339 

Butchers. 

Miller  L 22 

Car  Builders. 

Casebolt  <fc  Kerr Ivii 

Carpenters     and 
Builders. 

Curtis  John  P 34 

Carpet  Beating. 

MerriilP 25 

Mitchell  J.  E.  <fe  Co 38 

Spaulding  J.  <fe  Co 5 

Carpets. 

Bell  John  C liv 

Burnham  James  AV.  &  Co.  17 
Carriage  Depots. 

Casebolt  <fe  Kerr Ivii 

Mills*  Evans 18 

Pollard  &  Carvill  Manu- 
facturing Co xlvi 

Saul<fc  Co 30 

Carriage  Stock. 

Meeker,  James  <fc  Co liii 

AValrath.  Hunter  &  Co. .  .liii 
AA'aterhouse  <fc  Lester,  .xciii 
Carvers  and  Oilders. 

Brj'ant&Strahan 31 

Cement  Pipe. 
Martin  Padey,  register  of 

names 512 

Cemeteries. 

Laurel  Hill Ixix 

Chemicals. 

Reynolds  John xcviil 

Chocolate. 

Ghirardelli  D 19 

Cigars  and  Tobacco. 

Gannon  PeterT 11 

Hcuck  Herman 23 

Roscnbaum  A.  8.  &  Co....c 


Civil  Engineers. 

McGregor  A.  E 36 

Ransom  Leander Ixxxvii 

Von  Schmidt  A.  AV liii 

Cloaks. 

Sullivan,    Fratii'ger    <fc 

Co Ixiv 

Clocks. 
American  Clock  Co.,  reg- 
ister of  names 70 

Clothing. 
Badger  &  Lindenberger..xl 

ElfeltA.  B.  <fc  Co Ixvi 

Sherman  William  &  Co. 

Ixxxix 
Steinhart    W.   &   I.    & 

Co Ixxviii 

Van  Schaack  C.P.  <fe  Co., 
register  of  names,  top  line 
Cloths. 
Badger  <fe  Lindenbergcr.  .xl 

Heynemann  &  Co xl 

Stein,  Simon  &  Co Ixi 

Ullmann  M.&  Co xvi 

Coal  Dealers. 

Howard  Street  Fuel  Co.. 31 

Coffee  and  Spices. 

Bernard  Charles xxl 

Ghirardelli  D 19 

Marden  ifcMyrick Ixxlx 

A'^cnard  G xxviii 

Colleges. 

Tity  College Ixxvi 

Ileald's    Business    Col- 
lege, back  cover  and 

register  of  names 731 

Santa  Clara xli 

Toland  Medical xci 

University  of  Pacific — 
Med'l  Dept.,  register 

of  names 513 

Com.  Merchants. 
Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.  .xxli 
Bandmann,   Nielsen    & 

Co xxlv 

Cox  <ft  Nichols XXV 

Darling  A  Co Ixxxi 

Fhnt,  Peabody  &  Co Ixv 


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Ghirardetli  D 19 

Howes  George  &  Co xv 

Koopmaiiscliap  <fcCo..xcix 
Low  C.  Adolphe  &  Co. ...HO 

Macondray  <fc  Co xx 

Merrill  J.  C.  &Co xxiii 

Piatt  &  Newton xxiil 

Kisser  A.  L Ivii 

Welch  <fc  Co c 

Williams,  Blanchard  <fe 

Co xxii 

Conrectioners. 
Borchard  C. 


Rothschild  &  Ehrenpfort. .  19 

Contractors. 

BoobarE.  C.<fc  Co lii 

Fulton  John  A 34 

Hyde  <fc  Chester 41 

Nagle  George  D xc  v 

Coopers. 

Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg 

Factory liv 

Coppersmith. 

Mackcn  James 15 

Cordage. 
Hallidie  A.  S.,(wire).lxxxvi 
San  Francisco  Cordage 

Factory xxx 

Cordials,  etc. 

McMillan  <t  Kester 2 

Crocl^ery. 
Helbing  <fe  Straus .....  xxvili 
Nathan  B.  &  Co.,  regis- 
ter of  names 71 

Taylor    John     &     Co., 

<  glassware) xxx  viii 

Cutlers. 

WUl<t  Finck Ixxvill 

Diamoud  I>riII. 

Severance,  Holt  &  Co 49 

JDiamoud  Setters. 

Frontier?.  &  Co 35 

Koeliler  &■  Kitter,  regis- 
ter of  names 70 

Levlson   Bros.,  register 

of  names 752 

Distillers. 
Hong    Kong    Distillerj' 

Co xxix 

Doors,  Sash,  etc. 
California  rianing  Mills 

Ixvi 

Excelsior  Mill  Co 31 

Hall  John  &  Son 33 

Macdonaid  D.A.  ifc  Co.  .xlvi 
Mechanics'     Mill     and 

Manufacturing  Co 33 

Richardson,  Dell  &  Co... 33 
Druggists. 

Crane  <fe  Brigham Ixxii 

Redington,  Hostetter  <fe 
Co., register  of  names 

top  line 
Steele  J.  G.  <fc  Co.,  reg- 
ister of  names 692 

Dry  O-oods. 

Austin  &  Co xcv 

Davidson  J.  W.  <fc  Co.  .back 
cover 

Heynemannifc  Co xl 

McCain,   Flood   &  Mc- 

Clure xix 

Murphy,  Grant  &  Co Ixv 

Embalmers. 
Lyford  L.  Dexter,  regis- 
ter of  names 513 


Engravers. 

Butler  Warren  C 24 

Eitner  Rudolf Ixxvii 

Kuner  A 25 

OttoChas.  &  Co 46 

Pages  Jules  F 20 

Engravings. 
Alger  James  &  Co.  (pho- 
tographic) register  of 

names 71 

Houseworth  Thos.  (pho- 
tographic)., .front  cover 


PACK. 

McQuillan  B.  &  Son....lxiii 

NileM.  D 26 

Nye  Albert  G 1 

Snow  &  Koos Ixxiii 

Watkins  C.  E.  (photo- 
graphic) xcil  and  reg- 
ister of  names 751 

Expresses. 

Wells,  Fargo  <fc  Co viii 

Fancy  Ooods. 

Adelsdorfer  Bros Ixv 

Held  Brothers xvii 

Jones,  Pullman  &  Co., 
register  of  names  —  bot- 
tom line 

Locan  <fc  Co xviii 

Michels,  Friedlander  <fc 

Co Ixiv 

I'asquale  E Ixxv 

'fence  C.&  Co Ixii 

Thurnauer  &  Zinn 17 

Van.Schaack  C.P.&  Co., 

reglstcrofnaraes top 

line 
Feed  lUills. 

Bowdish  M.  S xxxii 

File  Makers. 
California  File  Manufac- 
turing Co xlix 

Fire  Arms. 
Remington  Arms  Co. .  .xxxi 
Winchester    Repeating 

Arras  Co .xxvl 

Flour  Dealers. 

Grosh&  Rutherford 28 

Foundries. 

Goddard  &  Co xiv 

Hanscomifc  Co 10 

Hinckley  <fe  Co  1« 

Llewellyn  &   Co 14 

Miners'  Foundry xlvii 

Savage  <fcSon Ixxxiii 

Thompson  Bros xxxii 

Vulcan  Iron  Works  Co...  11 

Fur  Dealers. 

MeussdorlTer  J.  C.  &  Bro.  .Iv 

Furnishing  Ooods. 

Adelsdorfer  Bros Ixv 

ElfeltA.  B.&Co Ixvi 

Gedge  &  Thayer 27 

McCain,  Flood  <fc   Mc- 

Clure xix 

Michels,  Friedlander  & 

Co Ixiv 

Steinhart  W.  &  I.  &  Co. 

Ixxviii 

Furniture. 

Bell  JohnC liv 

Holt  Warren 48 

Horstmann  H.  <fc  Co 26 

Palmer  W.  J.  T.  &  Co., 

register  of  names 106 

Schafer  J.  F.&H.  H 26 

WeirW.G Ixx 

Westley  &  Havens Ixxv 

Whitney   George  O.   & 
Co xxi 

Garden  Seeds. 
Kellogg  C.'.L xxxvili 

Gas  Fixtures. 

Day  Thomas front  cover 

Iredalc  A.  S .• 43 

Prior  J.  K Ixxx 

Snook  G.  <fc  W 38 

Gas  SCeter  BEauuf. 

Dobrzensky  M 43 

Glass  and  Glassware. 
Taylor  John  &  Co.  .xxxvili 

Glass  Stainers. 
Mallon  <fc  Boyle 32 

Glass  VTorks. 
Newman  &  Duval xvii 

Gold  Beaters. 

Rogers  George  W 30 

Groceries. 

Bowen  Brothers 16  and 

back  of  volume 


PAGE. 

Haskell  &  Co back  cover 

Irvine,  Harker  ifc  Co 28 

Rountree  <fc  MciluUin 28 

Gunsmiths. 

Plate  A.  J xcvi 

Dair  Jewelry. 

Cook  C.Mrs 43 

Hardware. 

Hawley  &  Co xxxi 

Linforth,Kelloge  &  Co.xxiv 


Otto  Charles  A  Co 46 

Sclby  T.  H.  &  Co xlii 

Harness,  etc. 

Johnson  J.  C.  A  Co 18 

MainA  Winchester xxix 

Hats  and  Caps. 

Fisher  &  Co Ixxxii 

Mcussdorft'er  J.  C.  &  Bro.  .Iv 

Meussdorfler  K 29 

Hay  and  Grain. 

Morrow  George xcvi 

Hops  and  Corks. 

Winter  John Ixxv 

Hotels. 

Branch  House ciii 

Coso  House cii 

Palm  House 49 

What  Cheer  House 47 

House  Kaisers. 

Hyde  A  Chester 41 

Ink     SKanuracturers. 

California  Ink  Co.,  reg- 
ister of  names 750 

Knowlton  &  Co.,  regis- 
ter of  names 750 

Instrument  Depots. 
Alger  James  <fe  Co.,  reg- 
ister of  names 71 

Houseworth  Thomas  <fc 

Co front  cover 

Koehler  August xcix 

McGregor  J 36 

Schmolz  W Ixxiv 

Insurance  Agents. 
Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.  .xxii 

Booker  W.  L xxvii 

Clark  &  Fox 45 

Everson  &  Middlemiss 20 

Falknor,  BellACo Ivi 

Forbes  A.  B back  cover 

Garniss  J.  R..  register  of 

names,  side  line 

Hutchinson  C.  I Ixxxii 

Johnston  H.  H.  &  Co.  .Ixxxi 

Johnston  W.  B 1 

Low  C.  Adolphe  &  Co.... 20 

Macondray  <fc  Co xx 

Magill  U.  H.back  of  volume 
Roberts  J.  B.,  register  of 

names 723 

ShepardsonH.  F 45 

Speyer  Morris  <fe  Co Iviii 

Swain  K.  B.  <fc  Co 21 

Tillinghast  Bros xii 

Von  UheinO.  F.  &Co....ii 
Insurance  Cu's.  Some. 

California Ivi 

Fireman's  Fund,  front  cover 
Home  Mutual  Fire  and 

Marine civ 

Merch.  Mutual  Marine... iv 

Occidental iii 

Pacific Ix  vii 

Peoples register  of 

names,  bottom  line 
Union xxxvii 

Iron  and  Bteel. 
Glasgow  Iron  and  Metal 

Co 9 

Sclby  T.H.&  Co xili 

Iron  Doors,  etc. 
Kittredge  &  Leavitt.  .Ixviii 
Kittredge  Jonathan.  .Ixxxv 
Sims  John  R 14 

Jewelers.    Manuf. 
Braverraan&Levy. front  cov 
California  Jewelry  Co., 

register  of  names 762 

Frontier  P.  &  Co 35 


PAGE, 

Koehler  <fc  Ritter,  regis- 
ter of  names 70 

Levison  Bros.,  register 
of  names 752 

Seamans  Job  M.  &  Co. ...37 

Sherwood  Robert ii 

I^and  Agent. 

Ransom  Leandcr Ixxxvii 

Ijuundries. 
What  Cheer « 

Xicather  Hose  and 
Uelting. 

CookM.  M.&  Sons \\\ 

Leather  Dealers. 

Cox  cfe  Nichols XXV 

Dolliver<fc  Brother 27 

Grav,  Jones  &  Co xxv 

KirbyR.  C.  A  Co 3 

Main  <fc  Winchester xxix 

Liquor  Dealers. 

Comerford  P.  &  Co 23 

Fenkhausen  &  Gerichten,23 

Finley  'J'homas  E 'l^ 

JIariiii  E.  &  Co li 

McMillan  &  Kester 2 

I'arker  (icorgc  F 4U 

_liUJ»<Iohn 36 

Roth  ik  Videau Ixxii 

Speyer  Morris  &  Co Ixv 

Spruance  J.&J 1 

Lithographers. 
Britton  <fc  Rej",  register 

of  names 760 

Locks. 

Gerzabek  Oscar  V 18 

Locksmiths. 

WillA  Finck Ixxvili 

Locomotives. 
Risdon  Iron  and  Loco- 
motive Works 9 

Looking   Glasses, 
Mirrors,  etc. 
McQuillan  B.  &  Son. . .  .1x111 
"    <fc  Co.,  register 


Nathan   B 

of  names 71 

Nile  M.D 26 

Lumber  Dealers. 

Knowles  George  B 38 

Pope  &  Talbot 33 

Machine  Shops. 

Hawkins  k,  Cantrell 12 

Kallenbcrg  Theodore 35 

Pracy  George  T 39 

Risdon  Iron  and   Loco- 
motive Works 9 

Machinery. 

Darling  &  Co Ixxxi 

Marble  Yards. 

Daniel  John '27 

Heverin  M 46 

Match  Mannfact'rs. 

Newbauer  &  Co 26 

Mill  Furnishing. 

GracierA  Hcald 9 

Millinery  Ooods. 

Held  Bros xvii 

Oulif,  Wiener  A  Dato....47 

Tence  Clias.  A  Co Ixii 

Model  Makers. 

Kallenberg  Theodore 35 

Stockman  J.  M 15 

Musical  Instruments. 
Badger  A  Lindcnbergcr.  .xl 

Gray  M xcvli 

nrative  'twines. 
Fenkhausen  A  Gcrichten.23 
Kohler  A  Frohling.  front  cov 

Oil  fV^orks. 
Pacific    Oil    and    Lead 

Works V 

Opticians. 
Alger  James  A  Co.,  rcg- 
I         ister  of  names 71 


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HoQgeworth  Thomas  & 

Co front  cover 

Orsan  Builder* 

Mayer  Joseph 32 

Oysters. 
Morgan  <fe  Co.,  register 

of  names 771 

Paints  and  Painters. 
Sullivan, Kelly  &  Co...xxx 

Wason  &  Morris li 

Paper  Dealers. 
Blake,  Bobbins  &  Co...lxiii 

Taylor  S.P.  &  Co Ivii 

Patent  Agents. 
Smith  C.  W.  M.,  register 

of  names 731 

Patent  Brokers. 

WiesterA  Co 42 

Pavements. 
Imperishable  Stone  Block 

Co 41 

Photosraphers. 

Bradley*  Rulofson 30 

Howland  B.F.<fcCo 41 

Kahl  Bros.,  register  of 

names 770 

Photo.  £nsraviuBS. 
Alger  Jamas  <fe  Co.,  reg- 
ister of  names 71 

Housevrorth T.  <t  Co... front 
cover 

Watkins  C.  E xcii 

and  reg.  of  names,  751 
Pickles  and  Pres'v's. 
Code  P.  D.  <fc  Co.,  regis- 
ter of  names 7-51 

Picture  Frames. 
McQuillan  B.  &  Son...lxiii 

NileM.  D 26 

Nye  Albert  G 1 

Snow  &  linos Ixxiii 

St  Croix  McEachren  B. 
D 32 

Plumbers,  etc. 

Day  Thomas front  cover 

Ircdale  A.  S 43 

Prior  J.  K Ixxi 

Smith  A.  J Ixxxiv 

Snook  G.&  TV 38 

Walmsley  W.  W....lxxxix 

Poivder  Dealers. 

Giant  Powder  Co xxiv 

Skinker  John xxvi 

Weaver  P.  L xxvi 


PAGB. 

Printers. 

Bacon  &  Company,  reg.  of 
names  8  and  front  cover 
Bosqui  E.  <t  Co., register 

of  names side  line 

Cubery  &  Co back  cover 

Eastman  B'rank ci 

Publishers. 

Langley  Henry  G 50 

and  reg.'  of  names,  730 

Pump  STakers. 

Fish  A.  L xcviii 

Smith  A.  J Ixxxiv 

Kailroads. 
California  Pacific  ...xxxiv 
andxxxv 

Central  Pacific xciv 

Real  Estate   Agents. 

Blake  P.  H Ixxv 

Wakelee  C.  H.  &  Co.lxxxii 

WiUiams  H.  F.  <fe  Co lix 

Regalia. 
Johnson  T.  Bodgers.  .inside 
back  cover 

Korcross  <fe  Co Ixvi 

Restaurants. 

TVittmann  George 25 

Rolling  Blill. 

Pacific  Rolling  Mill v 

'    Salt  Dealers. 
Carmen  Island  Salt  Co.  .lii 
Savings  and   Lioan 
Societies. 
German     Savings     and 

Loan  Society Ix 

Hibernla    Savings    and 

Loan  Society xx 

Masonic     .Savings    and 

Loan  Bank xix 

San  Francisco  Savings 

Union xviii 

Savings  and    Loan  So- 
ciety  Ixxiii 

Saw  Makers. 
Pacific  SawManufactui^ 
ing  Co.,  register  of 

names 338 

Spaulding  N.  "W.,  regis- 
ter of  names 338 

Saw-  Stills. 

KorbelF.  &  Bros 8 

Schools. 

Josset  J Ixxxi 

Searcher  of  Records. 
Maze  Montgomery 32 


PAGE. 

Shingle  UKachine. 

Huntington  F.  A xliv 

Ship  Joiners. 

Bragg  Robert 34 

Shipsmiths. 

Crockard  Hugh 37 

Shoe  Findings. 

DoUiver  <fe  Brother 27 

Magee>k  Moore Ixxxiii 

Shot  and  I<ead  Pipe. 

S.  F.  Shot  Tower xiii 

Silver  Platers. 

Martell  Jolin 2 

Soap  manufacturers. 

Porlmann  J.H.  C 35 

Soda  lirorfcs. 

Herve  &  Perry 27 

Stair  Builders. 

Brown  &  Wells 8 

Freeman  B.  H lii 

Hibberd.  Sanborn  &  Co.xlix 

Jesse  &  Drew 34 

Langland  N.  P liv 

Steamers. 
California  Steam  Nav.  Co .  vi 
North  Pacific  Transpor- 
tation Co vli 

Pacific  Mail  S.  S.  Co... Ixxi 

Royal  Mail xxvii 

Steering-wheels. 

Bragg  Robert 34 

Stencil  Cutters. 

Burns  H.J 36 

Otto  Charles  i  Co 46 

Patch  George  W li 

Truworthy  F.  M xlii 

Stoves,  etc. 
Brlttan.Holbrook  &  Co., 
register  of  names. . . .770 

Friel  William 38 

Locket  Montague 12 

Savage  <fe  Son Ixxxiii 

Snook  G.<fc  W 38 

Sugar  Refineries. 

California xliii 

China xxix 

Tanners. 

O'Donnell  Cornelius 22 

Tool  Makers. 

Hinz  Carl  E 37 

Weichhart  J 14 

Trunk  Manufactu'rs. 
Galpcn  E.  <fc  Co 30 


PAGE. 

Truss   Mannfactu'rs. 

Koehler  August xclx 

Turners. 

Docrger  Charles 43 

Gracicr  &  Heald 9 

Type  Founders. 

HagarA  Co 44 

Undertakers. 

Gray  N.  <fe  Co xlix 

Massey  it  Yung liv 

'Varnishers. 

O'Day  William 46 

IFatch  Case  Manuf. 

Giannini  P.  A Ixxxiv 

'Watch    MannfactVs. 
National  Watch  Co.,  reg 

ister  of  names 753 

"Watches     and     Jew- 
elry. 

Braverman  &  Levy ft-ont 

cover 

Giannini  P.  A Ixxxiv 

Levison    Bros.,  register 

of  names 752 

McGregor  J 36 

SeamansJob  M.  &  Co 37 

Sherwood  Robert .ii 

Shreve  George  C.  &  Co..  .Ixi 

W^ater  Closets. 

Smith  A.  J l.xxxiv 

Smith  William 42 

TVater  "Works. 

Spring  Valley xxxix 

mrillow  -Fare. 

Armes  &  Dallam xxxiii 

Feldmann  L.  &  Co Ixiv 

Thurnauer  &  Zinn 17 

"Wind  Mill  Mannf. 
Atwood  &■  Bod  well,  .4  and  7 

Hunt  E.O 6 

Tustin  W.I 5 

fVindow    Screens. 

Hoagland  &  Ncwsom 13 

IVirellVorkers. 

Hallidie  A.  S Ixxxvi 

Wood  and  Coal. 

Howard  Street  Fuel  Co... 31 

'Wooa  -Vare. 

Armes  <fc  Dallam xxxiii 

Howes  E.  K.  ifc  Co.,  reg- 
ister of  names 339 

Feldmann  L.  A  Co Ixiv 

"Woolen  Mills. 

Mission  and  Pacific xc 

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PROGRESS  OF  THE  CITY. 


1871. 


The  City  of  San  Francisco  was,  for  the  first 
time,  incorporated  by  the  Legislature  in  May, 
1850,  the  organization  of  the  County  having  been 
effected  in  the  month  previous,  by  the  election  of 
a  Sheriff  and  other  oflScers,  thus  establishing  two 
distinct  systems  of  government.  The  Consolida- 
tion Act  took  effect  on  the  first  day  of  July,  1856. 
Under  its  stringent  provisions,  our  municipal  affairs 
have  been  administered  with  energy  and  fidelity, 
and  a  thorough  reform  has  resulted.  The  enor- 
mous outlay  consequent  on  the  dual  system  of 
_  government  has  been  entirely  abolished  or  seri- 

ously redu^XwhilTthe  checks  upon  lavish  expenditure  were  so  well  devised  as  to 
defy  evasion,  and  the  contraction  of  debts  has  been  inhibited.  The  financial  history 
of  all  this  is  sufficiently  indicated  in  the  exhibit*  of  the  Aggregated  Annual  Expendi- 
tures of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  from  1850  to  1870-8ince  the  first 
legislative  organization  of  the  government— cxcZ«sjt;e  of  the  sums  paid  m  liquidation 
of  the  principal  and  interest  of  the  bonded  debts : 

Assessment  and  Rates  of  Taxation  from  1850  to  1870. 


FiscAt.  Years. 


1850-51. 
1851-52. 
1852-53. 
1853-54. 
1854-55. 
1855-56. 
1856-57. 
1857-58. 
185»-59. 
1859-60. 
1860-61. 
1861-62. 
1862-63. 
186»-64. 
1864-65. 
1865-66. 
1866-67. 
1867-68. 
1868-69. 
1869-70. 


Total 
Annual 
Rates. 


|2  00 

4  10 

4  411 

3  88J 

3  851 

3  855-6 

2  30 

2  30 

2  45 

3  169-10 

2  85 

2  87 

2  741 

2  10 

2  98 

3  12 

3  10 

3  00 

3  05 

3  08 

Particular  Class  of  Assessments. 


Real  Estate.        Improvements.    Person'l  Prop'ty 


$16,849,054 
11,141,463 
15,676,356 
17,889,850 
19,765,285 
18,607,800 
17,827,617 
15,576,545 
13,554,565 
14,172,235 
25,283,685 
31,871,897 
37,016,102 
43,116,538 
47.292,903 
49,137,312 
53,485,421 
58,207,862 
63,631,721 
69,776,603 


la  Personal. 

In  Personal. 

In  Personal. 

$6,158,300 

9,159,935 

8,394,925 

8,345.667 

7,394,296 

5,946,585 

6,523,985 

In  Real. 

In  Real. 

In  Real. 

In  Real. 

In  Real. 

In  Real. 

In  Real. 

In  Real. 

In  Real. 

In  Real. 


$4,772,160 

2,875,440 

2,805,381 

4,852,000 

5,837,607 

5,073,847 

4,194,970 

12,426,335 

11,224,800 

9,323,002 

10,683,814 

9,973,222 

29,540,554 

34,002,627 

33,443,262 

39,129,145 

43,214,976 

51,152,964 

42,782,308 

44,982,908 


Total 

Annual 

Assessments. 


$21,621,214 
14,016,903 
18,481,737 
28,900,150 
34,762,827 
32,076.572 
30,368,254 
35,397,176 
30,725,9.50 
30,019,2^ 
35,967,499 
41,845,119 
66,556,656 
77,119,165 
80,736,165 
88,266,457 
96,700,397 
109,360,826 
106,414,029 
114,759,511 


•  For  tabic  of  Municipal  Expenditures  from  1850  to  1865,  see  Sau  Fbancisco  Dirkctort  for  1866,  pag©  W. 


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10 


SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


The  amount  absolutely  collected  on  is  much  les3  than  the  aggregate  valuations  for 
the  last  two  years.  For  the  year  1868-9,  the  delinquent  li.t  amounted  to  $429  709 
on  an  assessed  value  of  $13,500,000,  and  in  1869-70  to  S5or>,320,  on  $18,062,340.    ' 

Municipal  Expenditures  for  1865-6, 1866-7,  1867-8,  lS68-9,and  1869-70. 


Years. 


1865-6. . 
i 866-7.. 
1867-8.. 
1868-9.. 
1869-70. 


Current 
Expenses. 


Permanent 
Iraprov'm'tB. 


Interest. 


Rednctioa 
of  Debt. 


Old 
Claims. 


$916,934  45 
939,285  05 
1,215,925  00 
1,9.37,925  41 
2,098,610  00 


$90,995  90 
188,073  75 
165,.559  24 


$256,198  38 
213,353  06 
200,644  07 
373,050  &3 
224,198  00 


$154,055  00 
354,686  82 
206,457  70 
148,233  81 
361,625  001 


$19,097  47 
71,166  66 


Total. 


$1,437,281  20 
1,766,565  34 
1,788,586  07 
2,459;210  05 
2,684,433  00 


*i^^ft  iT  ^l^^'ff^.  ^^  ^^^  Department  of  Streets  during  the  year  1869-70  is 
$l,248,ld0,  which,  added  to  the  sum  included  in  the  above  table,  $2,684  433  makes 
the  total  expenditures  of  the  Municipal  Government  for  1869-70,  $3,932,563. 

The  Special  Fee  Fund  aggregated  $152,420,  of  which  the  Recorder  paid  $44  891 
the  County  Clerk  $40,683,  (he  Sheriff,  $12,459,  the  Tax  Collector,  $18,515,' and 
the  Clerk  of  the  Justices'  Court,  $15,993.  '       »      " 

For  the  year  ending  June  30,  1870,  the  following  amounts  were  paid  for  the  dif- 
ferent  departments  of  the  City  Government  :  Salaries,  $306,284.  Police  Depart- 
ment, $156,840.  Fire  Department,  $177,446.  School  Department,  $484,484. 
Street  Lights  $187,508.  Hospital  Expenses,  $99,502.  Alms  House,  $61,023. 
Industrial  School,  $36,418.     Redemption  of  Bonds,  $361,625.    Interest,  $224,198, 

.         Bonded  Debt  June  30th,  1870. 


Iseoed  in 


1&51 

1855.,... 

1858 

1862-3... 

1863 

1864 

1864 

1865 

1866-7... 

1867 

1870 

Totals. 


By  the 


City 

Cny 

City  and  County 

City  and  County  for  San 

J  086  Railroad 

City  and  Co.  City  Slip.. 
City  and  Co.  City  Slip.. 
Central  Pacific  R.  R.  Co 
Western  Pacific  R.R.  Co 

School  Department 

Jndgment 

School  Department 


Payable 


1871 

1875 


1877-8 

1883 

1884 

1894 

1895 

1881 

1887 

1890 


Anitoal  Intjcuest. 


Pr  cent       Payable  in 


10 
6 
6 

7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 


San  Francisco. 
New  York.  ... 
San  Francisco. 

San  Francisco. 
San  Francisco  ] 
San  Francisco 
San  Francisco. 
San  Francisco. 
San  Fi-ancisco. 
San  Francisco. 
San  Francisco. 


Annual 
Sinking 
Fund. 


Xone 

About  $23,000  00.. 
About    47,000  00.. 

About    23,000  00.. 

About    47,000  00.. 

Commences  in  1873 
Commences  in  1873 
About  15,0(!0  00.. 
About  14,000  00.. 
About    15,000  00.. 


About  $184,000  00 


Bonds  ia 
Circulation. 


$1,176,000  00 
196,000  00 
979,500  00- 

207,500  00 
708,500  00 
23,000  00 
400,000  00 
250,000  00 
212,000  00 
304,000  00 
150,000  00 


$1,606,500  00 


The  amount  of  available  funds  held  by  the  Fund  Commissioners  June  14th,  1870 
for  the  payment  of  the  Funded  Debt  of  1851,  is  $1,367,122.91,  which,  deducted 
from  the  aggregate  debt,  leaves  $3,239,377.09  as  the  actual  debt. 

Annual  Revenue  for  1865-6,  1866-7,  1867-8,  1868-9,  and  1869-70-* 


Years. 


1865-6.. 
1866-7  .. 
1867-8.. 
1868-9.. 
1869-70 . 


Taxes. 


$1,361,876  26 
1,482,476  31 
1,509,162  50 
1,786,129  43 
1,966,827  00 


State  and  Co. 
Licenses. 


$89,253  25 

93,901  50 

99,484  74 

100,4.54  69 

110,353  12 


Municipal 
Licenses. 


$28,799  25 
31,762  80 
38.895  90 
62,560  50 
41,646  50 


Sale  of 
Bonds. 


$61,050  00 
125,965  .38 
47,500  00 


Other 
Sources. 


Total. 


$83,429  30 i$  1,624.408  06 
107,647  97  1,841,753  96 
271,263  78  1,826,306  88 
507,040  67  2.446,185  29 
752,365  93]  2,871,192  55 


State. 


$944,812  35 
987,105  77 
1 ,095,586  71 
1,044,835  20 
1,049,505  09 


*  For  toblcofJtcvenue  collected  in  San  Francisco  from  1850  to  1865,  see  Sax  FBAyc.sco  D.bectokt  for  1S66,  p.  10 


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PROGRESS    OF    THE    CITY. 


11 


POPULATION— SAN  FRANCISCO,  1870-71. 

Few  subjects  referred  to  in  this  worlc  possess  greater  importance  than  the  population  of  this  city, 
and  every  movement  calculated  to  develop  its  extent,  wealth  and  character  is  of  public  interest  and 
its  results  eagerly  anticipated.  Fully  appreciating  this  feeling,  and  believing  that  he  possessed 
peculiar  advantages  therefor,  the  compiler  of  this  work  has  annually  prepared  and  published  a  state- 
ment of  the  population  of  this  city,  which  has  been  accepted  generally  in  the  absence  of  "  official 
figures  "  as  a  fair  approximation  to  the  actual  number.  In  the  preparation  of  these  statements,  the 
greatest  care  has  been  observed  to  consult  only  data  of  a  reliable  character — the  experience  obtained  by 
carefully  noting  the  progress  of  the  city  since  its  foundation  and  the  annual  observations  of  able  and 
experienced  canvassers  have  been,  however,  chiefly  relied  upon  for  the  figures  contained  therein. 

In  no  other  section  of  the  United  States  were  the  results  of  the  Ninth  Federal  Census  awaited 
with  more  interest  than  in  the  State  of  CaUfornia,  for  the  reason  that  the  two  previous  censuses  had 
failed  to  do  justice  to  the  State.  Various  causes  had  contributed  to  produce  that  result,  which 
time  and  a  more  perfect  organization  of  society  had,  to  a  gi-eat  extent,  eradicated ;  and  so  far  as  the 
City  of  San  Francisco  was  concerned,  it  was  expected  that  there,  at  least,  a  reasonable  showing 
would  be  made  and  the  true  rank  of  that  city  established  by  official  authority.  While  anticipating 
the  most  favorable  results  from  the  labors  of  the  Census  Marshal,  the  community  was  surprised  at  the 
first  published  estimate  (Morning  Call  of  July  23d,  1870)  of  the  population  of  this  city  at  125,000, 
of  which  10,000  were  Chinese,  The  publication  of  this  statement  in  the  face  of  the  returns  of  nearly 
59,500  adult  males  in  the  City  Directory  and  45,617  children  under  15  years  of  age  in  the  School 
Census,  of  that  year,  was  received  with  universal  surprise  and  disappointment.  These  figures  were 
subsequently  increased  in  the  columns  of  the  daily  press  to  140,000,  then  to  145,000,  and  finally,  by 
the  publication  of  the  official  returns,  to  150,:i61,  which  are  in  excess  of  the  number  (149,482)  reported 
by  the  Census  Bureau  at  Washington. 

Census  Returns  for  San  Franoisoo  for  1870.  


Q 

cl 

> 
St 

ci 

d 

> 

IH 
DO 

> 

Q 

O 
p 


Under  15.     Born  in  Cal. 


Mars  F'm's  Mai's  F'm's  Slal's  F'm's 


ClilllESB. 


Umler  15  B"ii  Cal. 


Under  15  B*n  Cal. 


l8t 

2d 

8d 

4th 

5th 

6ih 

lib.  Ist  Precinct. 

"  2d  Trecinct..! 
8th,  l8t  Precinct. 

'•   2d  Precinct.. 

9th 

10th,  1st  Precinct.' 

"    2d  Precinct.. 1 

"   3d  Precinct..! 

"  4th  Precinct 
11th,  l8t  Prtcinct-j 

"   2(1  Precinct.. 

"    3d  Precinct.. 

"  4th  Precinct 
12th,  1st  Procinct.i 

"  2d  Precinct..' 


7,187 

3,239 1 

1,389 

5,8B8 

5..W0 

2,226 

l,fi6i) 

543 

132 

6,3.58 

4,314 

1,016 

2,111 

679 

151 

3.192 

3.058 

865 

3,087 

2,395 

7.59 

2,607 

2,100 

7.56 

3,87.5 

3,202 

976 

4,293 

4,818 

1,590 

5,480 

5,084 

2,030 

2,814 

2,404 

902 

2.302 

2,153 

833 

3,071 

2,886 

1.094 

3,262 

3,202 

\:im 

4, '162 

4.004 

2,313 

4,787 

3,930 

1,959 

1,307 

1,2.54 

542 

643 

511 

200 

2,4-M 

1,930 

860 

4,214 

3,766 

1,837 

1.397  1,158  1.188 

2,260  1,803  1,898 

144   104   108 


939 
133 
864 
797 
726 
1,020 


175 
81 
728, 
532 
5.59 
868 


95 

719 

5.!3 

566 

829 

1,672  1,3311  1,393 

1.980  1,.5.56  1,479 

810   573  596 

8.58   614,  584 

1,130   8,591  848 

1,285   987'  988 

2,237  1,562  1.648 

1,6.57  1,565  1.312 

563   408  403 

261    160  216 

836   702  663 

1,692  1,424  1,362 


M.  '  F.  '  M.  i  F.  I  M. 


M. 


F.  M. 


68 
76 

5 
229 

2 
101 

4 

3 

34 
16 
21 

4 
14 

3; 


9   2   4   12!  303    -2  48 

61   27.  18,  26   9,  316    8  39 

1  ....I.... I I|  545   16  53 

160   35   35,  31   30  3,898  1,593  234 


.11      50 


20     22  2,540     394    171 


8       3 

2  ....I 
6,      2 


107 

70  . 
203  , 
198 
211 

75 

&4 

89 

60 
409 
203 
129 

27 
178 
112 


F.    M.  ,  F.  I 


II 
17 
52 
50 
20 
15 

4 
12 
15 
34 
40  . 

5  . 

3  . 

22  . 

23  . 


ToUls '75.824  61.577  23.722  23.26118  346  18.219  1626    468    108    117      £5     84  9.777  2,040    877    271 


Kcal.        Person.al. 


l9t 

2d 

3d 

4th 

5th 

6th 

7th,  1st  Precinct.  ! 
"   2d  Precinct.'! 

8th,  1st  Precinct. 
"    2d  Precinct..  I 

9tli 1 

lOlh,  Ist  Precinct.  ! 
"  2d  Precinct..;' 
"  3d  Precinct.,  i 
"  4th  Precinct  j 
11th,  1st  Precinct.  M 
"  2d  Precinct..  1 
"  3d  Precinct..  I 
"  4th  Precinct  ; 
12th,  Ist  Precinct.. 
"    2d  Precinct..! 


7,4.S1,300 
10.939,8251 
4,193,500 
7.913..500I 
1.H49..500I 
20,619..5.50, 
1,695,050 
6.667.2.50 
16,662,340, 
13,662,110 
11,011.605 
6.603,810 
3,43.5.215 
5.170,780 
3,3;)4,176 
7,978,840 
11,802,700 
3,408,550 
3,711,720 
4,240,430 
10,898,020 


Own.  by  Chinese 


Personal. 


Keal. 


7,407,900 
5,005.275  . 
3,154,6051 
7  396.650 
7,172,690 

11.7S6,,575 

775.116 

4,115.6.50 

11.676,735 
6,109,150 
5,980,900 
4,5.5'<..55.5 
2,004,240 
2,081,0.59 
802,965 
3.930,6801 
5,206,865 
1,276,315 
316,993 
1,734,115 
5,323,708 


540,000 
'  34 ,666 


Totals '  $163,259,7711897,796,741  $74,800  $1,188,080.31,701 


13,000 
5,000' 
46,700 
230,300 
8.600 
788,000| 


14,U.50 

2,ioo; 


700 

lOOj 

39,930 

29,.%50 

4,500, 


4,300 
1,2.50 


W. 


3,1,55 
2,098 

985 
1,.5.50 
1,523 
1,711 
1,639 
1,256 
1,738 
1,916 
2,298 
1,337 

917 
1,177 
1,422 
1,882 
1,6,59 

585 

258 
1,029 
1,566 


^2 


363 
399 

,55 
696 

26 
113 
282 

i7o: 

128 

337 

217 

235' 

4 

263 

90 

196 

200 

120 

45 

64 

294 


No. 


1,171 

2.485 

83  i 

1,575 

204 

1,4,50 

782 

1.027 

1,302 

1,-502 

1,985 

9-27 

826 

921 

1,178 

1,875 

1,760 

.5i5 

262 

981 

1,' 


352!  3,370  4,297!  125.266 


E'tj 


125 

481 

140 

22 

100 

S3 

120 

162 

154 

182 

38 

12 

31 

166 

138 

188 

34 

51 

164 

252 


2,603 


Kl 


t3 


1,243 


1,8931.446 


1,452 


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12  SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


The  male  population  of  this  city,  according  to  the  returns  of  the  census,*is  75,824  ;  of  this  number 
23,722  are  under  15  years  of  age.  No  separate  figures  are  presented  of  the  adult  portion  or  the 
number  between  15  and  21,  and  in  order  to  arrive  at  an  approximation  of  these  elements,  about  35  per 
cent,  of  the  number  under  15,  the  ratio  according  to  the  census  returns  of  1860,  of  Massachusetts, 
Ohio,  and  Oregon,  should  be  added  thereto,  and  the  aggregate  made  thereby,  taken  from  the  entire 
census  of  males,  will  produce  the  following  result:  Under  16,  23,722,  add  35  per  cent.,  8,302 
for  those  between  15  and  21  ;  total  under  21,  32,024,  which  deducted  from  75,824  will  leave  as  the 
adult  population,  43,800. 

Satisfied  from  the  above  examination  of  the  imperfections  of  the  census,  the  canvassers  engaged 
upon  the  San  Francisco  Directory  for  1871  were  instructed  to  make  note  of  such  information  connected 
with  that  work,  as  would  facilitate  a  more  thorough  investigation  of  the  accuracy  of  its  returns,  than 
the  published  aggregates  afforded.  The  result  of  their  labors  has  been  the  collection  of  a  variety 
of  data  of  an  important  character,  which  has  been  used  in  testing  the  accuracy  of  a  part  of  the  enum- 
eration in  the  following  manner : 

The  names  of  the  adult  male  population  contained  on  the  oflBcial  rolls  of  the  Third,  Fifth,  Sixth  and 
Eighth  Wards,  deposited  in  the  office  of  the  County  Clerk,  have  been  copied  and  arranged  for  easy 
reference.     To  each  of  these  Wards  attention  has  been  directed,  with  the  following  results : 

Third  Ward. — Male  Adults  :  Census,  1798.  Voters'  names  on  poll  list,  election  September,  1870, 
1,305;  votes  cast,  869,  of  which  343  appear  on  the  census  rolls.  Deficiency  of  census  from  poll 
list,  962 ;  from  votes  cast,  526.  Of  the  latter,  253  are  recognized  as  having  been  residents  of  the 
AVard  during  the  progress  of  the  census,  and  of  this  number,  163  remain  there,  and  their  addresses  can 
be  found  in  the  present  volume.  The  general  accuracy  of  the  census  returns  of  this  Ward  may  be 
estimated  by  the  fact  that  there  are  residing,  at  the  different  hotels  and  lodging  houses  alone,  an 
average  permanent  adult  population  throughout  the  year  of  over  1,400.  In  addition  to  this  element, 
there  are  the  occupants  of  private  dwellings,  and  a  considerable  number  of  persons  living  in  the 
vicinity  of  the  water  front;  also  a  numerous  class  engaged  in  navigating  the  Bay,  who  claim  this 
Ward  as  their  residence,  of  whom  but  a  small  percentage  has  been  enumerated.  Houses:  Number 
census,  832;  empty,  481.  Directory  count,  March,  1871  :  Number,  607;  excess  of  census,  225,  or  37 
per  cent.;  empty,  37.  At  no  period  during  the  year  1870  has  the  number  of  empty  houses  exceeded 
50.  The  figures  of  the  census  set  forth  that  there  were  481,  fifty-eight  per  cent,  of  the  houses  of  this 
Ward,  empty  in  July  and  August,  1870,  while  the  aveiage  percentage  of  the  remaining  Wards  was 
only  nine  per  cent.,  an  interesting  "  official "  fact  to  be  referred  to  in  illustration  of  the  general 
prosperity  of  the  city,  and  the  Third  Ward  in  particular. 

Fifth  Ward. — Male  Adults:  Census,  1,852;  poll  list,  1,538;  votes  cast,  889,  of  which  353  are  on 
the  census  rolls.  Deficiency:  From  poll  list,  1,185;  from  votes  cast,  536.  Of  the  latter,  332,  and  of 
the  former,  who  did  not  vote,  nearly  100,  a  total  of  432,  are  recognized  as  having  been  residents  of  the 
Ward  during  the  progress  of  the  census.  Of  this  number,  305  are  still  residents  of  the  Ward,  and 
their  addresses  can  be  found  in  the  present  volume.  Average  number  of  adults  residing  at  the 
hotels  and  lodging  houses,  1,520.  Houses:  Census,  204;  Directory,  289.  Deficiency  of  census, 
85.  The  list  of  omitted  names  in  this  Ward  embraces  many  of  the  most  prominent  residents.  Mer- 
chants, public  officers,  and  others  engaged  in  almost  every  walk  of  life  appear  to  have  been  overlooked, 
and  in  several  instances,  buildings  containing  from  10  to  20  occupants  each,  entirely  omitted.  An 
intimate  acquaintance  obtained  by  an  annual  canvass  of  the  residents  of  this  Ward  for  the  past 
twelve  years,  warrants  the  statement  that,  not  to  exceed  65  per  cent.,  of  the  adult  population  has 
been  enumerated  by  the  census. 

Sixth  Ward. — Male  adults,  census,  2,336;  poll  list,  1,797;  votes  cast,  1,023,  of  which  635  are  on 
the  census  rolls.  Deficiency  from  poll  list,  1,162;  from  votes  cast,  388;  of  the  latter,  182,  and  of 
those  on  the  poll  list  who  did  not  vote,  73,  a  total  of  255,  are  still  residents  of  the  Ward,  and  their 
addresses  can  be  found  in  the  present  volume.  In  the  list  of  omissions,  the  names  of  a  large  number  of 
the  oldest  residents  are  recognized  ;  and  a  comparison  of  the  names  enumerated  with  the  votes  cast  at 
the  last  election,  develops,  when  the  character  of  the  voting  population  is  considered,  almost  as 
imperfect  a  canvass  as  that  of  the  Fifth  Ward.  Houses,  census,  1,450;  Directory  count,  1,063; 
excess  of  census,  387,  or  thirty-six  per  cent. 

Eighth  Ward. — First  Precinct,  male  adults,  census,  2,496;  poll  list,  1,239;  votes  cast,  890,  of 
which  511  are  on  the  census  rolls.  Deficiency  from  poll  list,  728;  from  votes  cast,  379  ;  of  the 
latter,  168,  and  of  those  on  the  poll  list,  who  did  not  vote,  33,  a  total  of  201,  are  still  residents  of 
this  precinct,  and  their  addresses  can  be  found  in  the  present  volume.  Second  Precinct,  male  adults, 
census,  2,416;  poll  list,  1,977;  votes  cast,  1,423,  of  which  734  are  on  the  census  rolls.  Deficiency 
from  poll  list,  1,243;  from  votes  cast,  689;  of  the  latter,  301,  and  of  those  on  the  poll  list  who  did 
not  vote,  76,  a  total  of  377,  are  still  residents  of  this  precinct,  and  their  addresses  can  be  found  in 
the  present  volume.  An  examination  of  the  578  unenumerated  names  of  the  two  precincts, 
exhibits  the  same  want  of  care  as  that  of  the  preceding  Wards.  No  district  in  this  city  presents 
fewer  obstacles  to  a  thorough  enumeration  than  this  Ward.  Its  population  is  of  a  permanent 
character,  and  the  yearly  changes  are  much  below  the  average  throughout  the  city.  Houses,  First 
and  Second  Precincts,  census,  2,804;  Directory  count,2,063;  excess  of  census,  741,  or  thirty-six  percent. 


*  In  addition  to  the  aggregates  contained  in  the  table,  on  the  preceding  page,  the  official  returns  embrace  also  the 
following:  Attending  school,  vrlilte  males,  11,796:  females,  11,756:  colored  males  and  females.  97 ;  tot.il,  23,649.  Cannot 
read  or  write,  males,  3,370 ;  females,  4,297:  total,  7,667.  Number  of  blind,  52;  deaf  and  dumb,  24;  insane,  33;  idiots,  17. 
Number  of  Chinese  families  keeping  house,  255. 


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Th?  aggrep;ate  white  males,  of  all  ages,  in  the  four  Wards  under  consideration,  returned  by  the 
census,  is  15,437,  and  the  number  of  white  citizens,  7,953.  According  to  our  classification,  the 
adult  males  reach  10,898,  and  the  voting  poll  lists  7,856  ;  of  the  latter,  5,094  voted  at  the  election  in 
September,  1870,  and  of  that  number  but  2,576  appear  on  the  census  rolls.  Of  the  unenumerated 
voters,  numbering  2,518,  forty-five  per  cent.,  or  1,11!',  were  found  in  these  Wards  by  our  canvassers 
five  months  after  the  census  had  been  completed.  This  number  is  exclusive  of  the  names  of  182 
persons  on  the  poll  lists  of  the  Sixth  and  Eighth  Wards,  unenumerated,  who  did  not  vote,  and  whose 
addresses,  with  those  last  referred  to,  a  total  of  1,301,  may  be  found  in  this  work. 

Reference  may  be  made  here  to  the  fact  that  in  these  comparisons,  the  changes  which  have  taken 
place  during  the  period  from  the  date  of  the  completion  of  the  census,  September  1st,  1870,  to  the 
close  of  the  Directory  canvass,  January,  1871,  equal  to  about  fifteen  per  cent.,  in  favor  of  the 
census,  and  the  probable  deficiency  in  enumerating  the  females  and  children,  have  not  been  taken 
into  consideration. 

In  making  this  examination,  such  parts  of  the  city  have  been  selected  as  would  comprise  a  fair 
average  of  the  different  material  of  which  the  whole  population  is  made  up.  Objections  might  be 
made  to  the  Third  and  Fifth  Wards,  on  account  of  the  increase  of  voters  therein  just  previous  to  the 
election ;  but  so  far  as  this  element  is  concerned,  it  has  not  been  considered,  except  that  portion 
which  forms  a  part  of  the  permanent  population.  The  Sixth  and  Eighth  Wards  are  two  of  the  most 
desirable  districts  in  this  city  to  test  the  accuracy  of  any  census.  Their  population  shows  less  change 
during  the  year  than  that  of  any  other  section  of  the  city,  and  with  the  exception  of  a  small 
percentage  that  may  have  removed  into  the  Ward  just  before  the  election  held  in  September  last- 
(which  may  be  considered  a  part  of  the  permanent  population,  as  no  local  questions  were  then  in- 
volved in  the  result)  no  more  reliable  list  of  the  permanent  residents  of  these  Wards,  at  that  date, 
can  be  obtained  than  the  names  of  those  who  voted  at  the  election  referred  to. 

In  the  above  investigation  attention  has  been  directed  to  the  white  population  only.  The  published 
table  of  returns,  which  is  said  to  be  "  oflficial,"  comprises  several  aggregates  that  would,  if  analyzed, 
exhibit  imperfections  of  the  same  character  as  those  heretofore  referred  to.  The  returns  of  the  colored 
population,  for  example,  present  some  curious  features.  According  to  the  enumeration  of  1 860,  the  total 
population  amounted  to  1,176,  of  which  786  were  males  and  390  females,  divided  as  follows  :  Males, 
under  15,  75;  over  15,  711  ;  females  under  15,  99;  over  15,  291.  The  figures  for  1870  are,  total, 
1,094,  of  which  626  are  males  and  468  females,  as  follows:  Males  under  15,  108;  over  15,  518; 
females  under  15,  117;  over  15,  351.  These  returns  show  that  the  males  over  15  have  decreased 
twenty-seven  per  cent.,  while  the  females  and  males  under  15  have  increased  about  twenty-four  per 
cent,  since  1860.  The  census  also  enumerates  352  colored  citizens,  while  the  Great  Register  contains 
445.  The  names  of  colored  persons  engaged  in  business,  contained  in  this  volume,  are  forty  per  cent, 
in  excess  of  those  published  in  the  Directory  for  1860.  Well  informed  persons  assert  that  "great 
injustice  has  been  done  by  the  late  census  to  this  class  of  our  population,  and  that,  of  the  male  adult 
population  alone,  not  more  than  sixty  per  cent,  has  been  enumerated." 

The  number  of  marriages  for  the  year  are  set  forth  at  296,  while  the  County  Clerk  reports  the 
number  of  licenses  issued  at  2,121. 

The  number  of  houses  is  reported  at  25,266,  of  which  5,290  are  in  the  Third,  Fifth,  Sixth  and 
Eighth  Wards.  From  a  recent  count  in  the  Wards  named,  the  aggregate  amounts  to  4,022 ;  the 
"official  figures"  are  therefore  in  excess  of  the  actual  number  thirty-one  per  cent.,  or  1,268  build- 
ings. The  empty  houses  are  reported  at  2,603,  exclusive  of  the  First  Ward  from  which  there  are 
no  returns.  The  error  in  the  Third  Ward,  previously  referred  to,  is  sufficient  of  itself  to  cloud  the 
accuracy  of  the  entire  returns ;  and  when  the  fact  is  considered  that  the  law  for  taking  the  census 
does  not  call  for  an  enumeration  of  the  "  empty  houses,"  the  motive  for  publishing  the  data  referring 
thereto,  may  be  well  questioned. 

The  number  of  adult  male  residents  referred  to  in  the  San  Francisco  Directory  for  1871,  including  the 
names  of  officers  connected  with  the  diflFerent  Associations  contained  therein,  and  not  obtained  in  the 
regular  canvass,  is  about  57,850,  a  slight  decrease  fr6m  the  aggregate  of  1870.  Experience  has 
proved  that  not  over  95  per  cent,  of  the  permanent  male  adult  population  is  usually  obtained  for  that 
work.  Various  causes  exist  to  produce  this  result,  the  principal  of  which  is  the  refusal  of  a  num- 
ber of  persons  to  give  their  names  for  publication  under  the  apprehension  that  it  will  subject 
them  to  the  performance  of  jury  duty  and  annoyances  of  various  kinds.  In  addition  to  this 
class,  there  are  a  number  who  escape  the  canvass  altogether,  and  a  large  foreign  element 
that  does  not  speak  the  English  language.  These,  together  with  a  considerable  number  of 
persons  residing  in  disreputable  neighborhoods,  aggregating  over  3,000,  should  be  included  as  a 
part  of  the  permanent  population.  This,  added  to  the  number  previously  stated,  (57,850)  will  make 
the  entire  aggregate  of  permanent  adult  population  60,850,  an  excess  of  17,050  over  the  number 
(43,800)  returned  by  the  Federal  Census.  These  figures  do  not  include  a  class  of  persons  residing 
in  the  city,  usually  called  "floating,"  and  which  is  included  in  our  population  table  under  that 
head. 

In  the  foregoing  remarks  the  Compiler  of  this  work  has  endeavored  to  show  how  far  his  estimate 
of  the  population  of  San  Francisco  for  1869-70  (170,250)  is  entitled  to  consideration  when  compared 
with  the  "official  figures;"  and  if,  in  the  investigation  incident  thereto,  he  has  developed  an  ineffi- 
ciency or  a  want  of  proper  care  on  the  part  of  the  agents  entrusted  with  the  superintendence  of  the 
late  Federal  Census,  it  is  the  duty  of  the  public  to  hold  them  to  a  strict  accountability  for  their  acts. 


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SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY, 


Population  San  Francisco,  January,   1871. 
The  following  table,  compiled  from  reliable  data  obtained  during  the  progress  of  the 
canvass  for  the  present  volume,  is  presented  as  an   estimate  of  the  population  of  the 
City  of  San  Francisco,  January  1st,  1871,  and  in  directing  attention  thereto,  the  com- 
piler believes  it  to  be  a  fair  approximation  to  the  actual  figures  : 

White  males  over  twenty-one,  names  in  the  present  volume 57,850 

"       Females  over  eighteen,  estimated 30,400 

"       Males  under  twenty -one  and  females  under  eighteen,  estimated .56,500 

"       Males,  names  refused,  and  foreigners,  estimated 3,000 

Chinese,  male  and  female* 9,000 

Colored,  male  and  female 2,000 

Total  permanent  population 1 64,750 

To  which  should  be  added  a  large  element  of  our  population  known  as  "  floating,"  wliich 
consists  of:  1st.  Transient  boarders,  etc.,  at  hotels,  boarding-liouses,  etc.  id.  Soldiers 
at  the  fortifications  in  the  harbor.  3d.  Persons  engaged  in  navigating  the  bay,  who 
claim  this  city  as  their  residence.  4th.  A  large  number  of  persons  who  have  no  perma- 
nent place  of  abode,  together  amounting  to  about 8,000 

Total  population 172,750 


IMPROVEMENTS. 


The  records  of  the  progress  and  improvements,  made  annually  in  the  City  Directory,  constitute 
the  most  succinct  and  concise  history  of  San  Francisco  that  could  be  written.  Less  elaborate  and 
diffuse  than  the  daily  newspaper,  it  still  contains  in  the  briefest  possible  space  brought  directly  to  the 
eye,  all  that  tells  of  advances  made  from  year  to  year,  congregated  with  the  names  of  citizsns  ;  the 
municipal  officers  ;  the  financial  condition  ;  state  of  trade ;  public  institutions ;  condition  of  streets  ; 
extent ;  population ;  laws,  and  principal  events.  In  previous  numbers  of  the  Directory,  the  chief 
points  in  the  history  of  the  City,  as  well  as  of  California,  have  been  mentioned — first  the  discovery  of 
the  bay  by  Gov.  Portala  in  1769  in  an  expedition  by  land  from  San  Diego,  then  the  founding  of  the 
Mission  Dolores,  by  the  monks  Francisco  Palou  and  Benito  Cambon  in  1776 ;  the  subsequent  establish- 
ing of  the  pueblo  of  Yerba  Buena  in  1 836  ;  the  transfer  to  the  United  States  in  1846  ;  the  survey  and 
change  of  name  to  San  Francisco  in  1847 ;  the  discovery  of  gold  in  1848 ;  followed  by  the  rapid  rise 
to  the  present  time  when  it  promises  to  become  one  of  the  greatest  commercial  cities  of  the  world. 

The  first  census,  made  in  1847,  reports  a  population  of  459,  and  the  last,  in  1870,  gives  a  popula- 
tion of  150,361.  The  great  influx  of  population,  commencing  in  1849,  has  continued  to  the  present 
day,  sometimes  fluctuating,  but  with  such  general  regularity  that  the  future  may  be  confidently  calcu- 
lated upon.  Since  the  occupation  of  the  city  by  Americans,  there  have  been  periods  of  rapid  advance- 
ment followed  by  stagnation  and  depression.  The  natural  inference  is,  that  a  city  with  such  a  basis 
as  this — a  harbor  of  unequaled  capacity  backed  by  a  country  of  extraordinary  resources,  and  front- 
ing an  ocean  that  washes  countless  islands  of  great  fertility,  and  countries  of  the  oldest  civilization 
and  greatest  wealth  of  the  earth — should  progress  with  a  certainty,  and  that  there  could  be  no  such 
thing  as  recession.  The  very  confidence  so  t-trongly  felt  in  the  future,  has,  at  different  periods,  so 
impelled  investments  and  improvements  that  the  city  has  grown  beyond  the  necessities  of  business ; 
C  )nsequently  there  have  been  times  of  halting  in  the  advance,  a  partial  suspension  of  improvements 
and  a  depression  in  prices. 

There  was  a  wild  rush  of  investments  in  city  property  during  the  first  five  or  six  years  following 
the  gold  discovery,  when  there  came  a  period  of  depression,  and  property  outside  of  the  main  business 
streets  sold  for  less  than  the  costs  of  the  improvements  on  it.  This  depression,  commencing  with  the 
failure  of  the  leading  express  and  banking  companies  in  1855,  continued  until  1858,  when  the 
development  of  the  agricultural  resources  of  the  State  gave  greater  confidence  in  the  producir.g  capac- 
ity and  stability  of  the  country.  This  was  followed  by  the  discovery  of  silver  in  Nevada,  in  mines  of 
fabulous  wealth,  givingsuch  an  incentive  to  mining  enterprise  that  business  of  all  kinds  was  carried  for- 
ward with  it.  Then  for  the  first  time  was  the  attention  of  the  capitalists  of  San  Francisco  directed  to 
mining  investments,  the  consequence  of  which  was  the  exploration  of  the  hitherto  unknown  regions 
of  the  Pacific  Coast,  opening  valuable  mines  in  every  section  of  the  vast  interior,  and  correspondingly 
extending  the  commerce  and  influence  of  this  city.  The  opening  of  the  mining  regions  of  Idaho, 
Nevada,  Arizona  and  Mexico  created  a  great  demand  for  machinery,  and  foundries  and  other  manu- 
factures flourished  most  prosperously.  The  spread  of  mining  explorations  throughout  the  distant 
Territories  and  the  development  of  the  agricultural  interests  continued  with  great  energy  and  success, 
with  San  Francisco  as  the  center  of  operations,  although  suffering  severe  losses  from  illconsidered 
investments  but  reaping  the  reward  of  the  general  activity  and  prosperity,  that  city  rapidly  increased  in 
population  and  wealth.     During  this  period  the  trans-continental  railroad  was  commenced  and  finished 


*  The  Federal  Census  (September,  1870)  rcturna  the  aggregate  Chinese  population  at  11,817.  Aasiimins  tlies.-  flauros 
to  have  been  correct,  it  is  believed  that  this  number  has  been  reduced  since  by  recent  departures  to  the  figures  included 
in  our  table. 


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and  the  trans-Pacific  line  of  steamers  established.  These  great  enterprises  were  the  natural  conse- 
quence of  the  progress  of  empire,  and  over  their  path  is  destined  to  be  earned  the  chief  commerce 

"^  SincTthe  completion  of  the  Trans-Continental  Railroad,  there  has  been  a  continuance  of  general 
depression  and  complaints  of  business,  but  notwithstanding  this,  there  has  been  a  coutmual  advance- 
ment in  improvements,  the  trade  of  the  city  is  in  a  very  healthy  condition,  and  great  wealth  .3  every 
where  manifest  Lines  of  magnificent  steamers  are  established  connectmg  the  city  with  every  sea- 
port on  the  west^oast  of  the  continent,  the  Japan  and  Cliina  line  is  in  successful  operation,  and 
monthly  steamers  now  running  via  the  Hawaiian  Islands  and  New  Zealand  to  Australia,  presage  the 
ooenin- of  a  new  channel  of  commerce  of  the  highest  importance  to  San  Francisco  and  America 

In  the  interior  of  the  State  numerous  lines  of  railroads  have  been  constructed  aiding  the  develop- 
ment of  the  country  and  sending  the  trade  to  this  city.  Other  interior  roads,  and  two  grand  trans- 
continental railroads,  are  contemplated  and  will  soon  be  in  course  of  construction.  Both  the  Northern 
and  Southern  Facific  Railroads  terminate  at  noble  harbors,  but  neither  can  ever  be  considered  as 
completed  until  perfect  and  direct  connection  is  made  with  San  Francisco,  the  center  of  commerce  on 
the  western  coast. 

BoAun  OF  TiDK  Lanr  Commissioners.— The  proceedings  of  this  Board  since  it  went  into  opera- 
tion in  1868  have  been  of  great  importance,  saving  from  spoliation  a  vast  amount  of  most  valuable 
land  and  netting  to  the  Treasury  a  large  sura  of  money.  By  an  Act  of  the  Legislature  of  1868,  the 
commissaon  was  formed  with  powers  to  survey  and  dispose  of  the  salt  marsh  and  tide  lands  of 
the  Citv  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  also  to  reserve  blocks,  channels  and  basins  for  the  public  use 
as  the  necessity  of  the  future  commerce  might  demand.  Under  this  authority  there  were  surveyed 
all  the«ilt  marsh  and  tide  lands— lands  lying  under  water— belonging  to  the  State  of  Cahfornia 
situate  *.lous  the  Bay  of  San  Francisco  and  in  this  city  and  county,  and  lying  withm  a  depth  of 
twentv-four  feet  at  the  lowest  tide,  and  extending  from  Fort  Point  to  the  southern  boundary  of  the 
countV  The  principal  and  most  valuable  body  of  these  lands  was  that  lying  south  of  Second  street, 
constituting  the  Southern  Division;  the  Northern  Division  comprised  the  area  between  the  Western 
charter  line  of  1 8§0  and  Fort  Point.  In  the  Southern  Division,  a  body  of  sixty  acres  was  reserved  from 
sale  as  a  donation  to  the  Southei-n  and  Western  Pacific  Railroads  for  depot  purposes,  and  large  areas 
in  convenient  localities  were  reserved  for  docks,  piers,  slips,  basins  and  other  purposes  of  commerce, 
as  China  Basin,  Central  Basin,  India  Basin,  Dry  Dock  Basin,  and  South  Basin.  In  June  1869  the 
first  sale  occurred  of  the  most  southerly  portion  of  the  Southerly  Division,  resulting  in  the  sale  of  two 
thousand  four  hundred  and  forty  full  lots,  of  fifty  by  one  hundred  feet  each,  and  two  hundred  and 
thirty-four  fractional  lots,  aggregating  the  sum  of  $328,467.63,  twenty-five  per  cent  of  which,  to  wit ; 
J82  116  89  was  paid  at  the  time  of  sale.  A  second  sale  took  place  m  September,  disposing  of  three 
thousand,  and  eighteen  full  and  four  hundred  and  six  fractional  lots,  aggregating  $484,6ol  11,  ol 
which  $121  160  27  was  paid  on  the  day  of  sale.  This  sale  showed  an  average  price  of  $146,64 
for  a  full  lot  or  at  the  rate  of  $1,277.52  per  acre.  This  high  rate  was  not  maintained  at  subsequent 
Bale<»  owin-'tothe  stringency  in  monetary  affairs  and  the  abatement  in  the  land  speculative  lever, 
con-sequently  some  purchasers  permitted  the  twenty-five  per  cent.,  paid  at  the  time  of  sale,  to  be  for- 
feited afterwards  buying  the  same  ground  on  more  advantageous  terms.  Notwithstanding  the 
"hard  times^'  complained  of,  the  sales  of  tide  lands  have  been  large,  realizing  up  to  Jan.  1st,  1871 
about  *l  000  000  During  the  ensuing  year  jmblic  sales  of  these  lands  will  continue  monthly.  Ihe 
present  B'oard  of  Commisijioners  consists  of  Messra  B.  F.  Washington,  L.  L.  Bullock,  and  Rodmond 
Gibbons,  with  William  S.  Bvrne,  Secretary  and  George  F.  Allardt,  Chief  Engineer.  The  office  is  on  the 
southw^  corner  of  Kearnf  and  Clay  .streets.  By  Act  of  the  Legislature  of  1869-70  the  authority 
of  the  Board  was  extended  over  all  tide  lands  within  five  miles  of  the  boundaries  of  San  Irancisco, 
and  under   this  a  large  area  of  land  has  been  surveyed  in  Marin  and  Alameda  counties. 

Ths  City  Fhont  and  Bulkhead,— The  construction  of  the  bulkhead,  or  sea  wall,  has  not  pro- 
gressed to  a  very  great  extent  during  the  past  year.  The  Act  providing  for  its  construction  was  ap- 
proved AprU  24th,  1863,  but  it  was  not  until  1867  that  any  of  the  bulkhead  was  built.  The  first 
section  alon<-  Front  Street  from  the  North  line  of  Union  Street  to  the  South  line  of  Vallcjo  Street  was 
completed  in  March  1868,  and  has  since  been  continued  from  Pacific  Street  along  East  Street  to 
within  52i  feet  of  the  North  line  of  Howard  Street.  The  delay  in  construction  awaits  the  accumu- 
lation of  funds  received  from  harbor  dues  to  carry  on  the  work.  Originally  it  was  designed  that 
this  structure  should  consist  of  a  foundation  of  rock  dumped  into  a  channel  dredged  for  the  purpose, 
on  which  was  to  be  laid  a  wall  of  cut  stone,  or  concrete  masonry.  The  embankment  of  rubble,  how- 
ever seeming  to  answer  all  purposes,  the  ornamental  facing  has  been  abandoned  as  a  useless  ex- 
pense. The  channel  has  been  dredged  at  an  expense  of  fifty  cents  per  cubic  yard,  and  the  embank- 
ment laid  ax  a  cost  of  two  hundred  and  forty  dollars  per  lineal  foot,  the  total  amount  expended  being 
about  $681,000.  When  completed,  as  designed,  from  Chestnut  Street  on  the  North  to  Harrison 
Street  on  the  South,  the  total  length  will  be  eight  thousand  three  hundred  and  thirty-seven  feet. 
From  the  line  of  the  sea-wall,  wharves  constructed  on  piles,  extend  to  the  water  front,  being  from  five 
to  six  hundred  feet  in  length.  The  Front  Street  Wharf  is  appropriated  to  the  uses  of  the  California  |  o 
Pacific  Railroad,  the  Broadwav  Wharf  also  to  the  purposes  of  the  California  Pacific  R.  R.  Company;  g> 
at  Davis  and  Pacific  Streets  are  the  landings  of  the  Oakland  and  Alameda  ferries,  being  the  terminal  B 
passen-'er  depot  of  the  Central  Pacific  Railroad ;  on  East  Street  at  the  foot  of  Folsom  is  the  ex- 
j  tensive°landing  of  the  North  Pacific  Transportation  Company ;  the  Pacific  Mail  Steamship  Company 


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occupy  the  wharf  at  the  foot  of  First  Street,  and  the  freight  depot  of  the  Central  Pacific  Railroad  is 
at  the  foot  of  Second  Street.  These  great  transportation  companies,  among  the  most  important  of 
the  world,  have  but  slight  and  quite  inelegant  structures  for  the  terminal  depots  of  their  extended 
routes.  Capacious  sheds  have  been  erected,  protecting  passengers,  employees  and  goods  from  sun 
and  rain,  but  while  fulfilling  these  requirements  do  not  give  full  accommodation  for  the  great  traffic 
nor  are  they  architectural  ornaments  to  the  City  front.  The  other  wharves,  as  the  Vallejo  Street, 
Pacific  Street,  Jackson  Street,  Washington  Street,  Clay  Street,  Commercial  Street,  Market  Street^ 
La  Rue's,  Mission  Street,  and  Howard  Street  are  under  the  immediate  control  of  the  State  Board  of 
Harbor  Commissioners  and  devoted  to  the  general  purposes  of  commerce.  The  gross  revenues  aris- 
ing from  port  charges  amount  annually  to  about  $235,000.  The  high  rates  of  dockage  are  often 
condemned,  but  the  Commissioners  contend  that  the  port  charges  bear  no  unfavorable  comparison 
with  those  of  other  States  ;  saying  that,  "  while  it  is  true  that  our  rates  of  dockage  are  largely  in  ex- 
cess of  those  established  in  Boston,  New  York  and  some  other  Eastern  harbors,  our  rates  of  wharf- 
age and  tolls  are  very  materially  less.  The  object  of  this  discrimination  was  to  impose  the  greater 
burden  on  the  ship  rather  than  on  the  shipper  or  consignee,  and  a  sound  reason  exists  for  it,  in  the 
fact  that  the  facilities  afforded  here  are  greatly  superior  to  those  furnished  in  most  of  the  laro-'e  ports 
of  the  United  States." 

The  completion  of  the  sea-wall  along  the  greater  portion  of  the  City  front  has  removed  the  ob- 
jections formerly  raised  to  the  construction  of  heavy  buildings  in  that  quarter.  The  broad  streets 
and  convenience  to  the  wharves  where  the  great  commerce  of  the  City  is  carried  on  invite  the  con- 
struction of  stores,  warehouses,  etc.,  of  the  first  class  but  instead,  the  City  front,  both  that  in  pos- 
session of  the  great  companies  and  that  owned  by  individuals,  is  most  meanly  built  and  forms  the 
most  shabby  part  of  San  Francisco. 

City  Hall  Commissio.vers.— The  Legislature  of  this  State,  at  its  session  of  1869-70,  enacted  a 
law  providing  for  the  appointment  of  three  Commissioners  by  the  Governor  to  superintend  the  erection 
of  a  new  City  Hall  on  the  tract  of  land  known  as  Yerba  Buena  Park.  The  Commissioners  are  to  receive 
an  annual  salary  of  $3,000  each,  and  they  are  authorized  to  employ  a  Secretary  at  a  salary  of  $1,800  per 
annum,  and  to  rent  an  office  at  a  monthly  expense  of  $50;  to  take  possession  of  Yerba  Buena  Park; 
to  have  the  same  graded,  to  have  a  portion  of  it  laid  out  in  lots  and  sold  at  public  auction,  the  pro^ 
ceeds  from  which  are  to  form  the  building  fund ;  to  have  maps  prepared;  to  appoint  an  architect ;  who 
shall  prepare  specifications,  plans,  etc.,  for  the  building  and  superintend  its  erection ;  to  make  con- 
tracts for  the  furnishing  of  suj. plies,  etc.  The  Commissioners  are  Messrs.  P.  H.  Canavan  (President), 
Charles  E.  McLane  and  Joseph  G.  Eastland ;  Robert  George,  Secretary.  The  plans  and  specifica- 
tions presented  by  Mr.  Augustus  Lavar  have  been  adopted  and  that  gentleman  chosen  architect.  The 
sale  of  the  lots  has  not  yet  been  advertised,  but  probably  will  be  at  no  distant  day.  The  law  pro- 
vides that  all  the  work  shall  be  done  in  three  years,  but  it  is  doubtful  if  it  can  be  done  within  that 
time. 

In  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  the  law,  contracts  have  been  awarded  to  the  Steam  Paddy 
g  I  Company  for  the  grading,  which  has  been  completed,  and  to  Mr.  J.  R.  Meyer  for  the  excavations 
for  the  foundations,  who  has  already  commenced  operations. 

City  Park  Commissioners.— The  law  of  1869-70  provides  for  the  appointment  by  the  Governor  of 
three  Commissioners  who  shall  have  control  of  the  "  Golden  Gate  Park,"  "Buena'Vista  Park  "  and 
that  piece  of  land  marked  "  avenue  "  upon  the  map  of  the  outside  lands  of  the  Citv  and  County  of  San 
Friincisco.  The  Commissioners  are  to  hold  their  offices  for  the  term  of  fourvears,  without  anv  compensa- 
tion for  their  services.  Messrs.  S.  F.  Butterworth  (President),  C.  F.  McDermott  and  D.  W.  Connelly  have 
been  appointed  Commissioners  and  Andrew  J.  Moulder  elected  Secretarv.  The  law  gives  the  Commis- 
sioners full  and  exclusive  power  to  govern,  manage  and  direct  said  parks  and  avenues ;  to  lay  out, 
regulate  and  improve  the  same;  to  pass  ordinances  for  the  regulation  and  government  thereof;  to 
appoint  such  engineers,  surveyors,  clerks  and  other  officers  as  may  be  necessary ;  to  prescribe  and 
define  their  respective  duties  and  authority  ;  to  fix  the  amount  of  their  compensation,  and  to  have  the 
management  of  the  funds  provided  for  the  improvement  thereof.  Thev  are  also  empowered  to  lease 
such  portion  of  the  grounds  as  they  in  their  judgment  may  deem  fit  and' proper,  and  to  expend  during 
the  year  next  ensuing  their  appointment  the  sum  of  $100,000 ;  during  the  second  ye.ir,  $75  000  and 
annually  thereafter  for  the  next  three  years,  $50,000.  The  Commissioners  are  also  authorized  to 
issue  bonds  from  time  to  time  in  sums  of  not  less  than  $300  nor  more  than  $1,000,  which  bonds  shall 
not  exceed  mthe  aggregate  $225,000,  and  shall  be  payable  in  fifty  years,  or  sooner,  as  the  Legislature 
shall  hereafter  provide.  These  bonds  cannot  be  sold  for  less  than  their  par  value.  They  are  pay- 
able in  gold  coin  and  bear  interest  at  six  per  cent,  per  annum.  In  July,  1870,  $100,000  worth  of 
bonds  were  advertised  for  sale,  but  only  a  small  amount  was  purchased.  A  topographical  survey 
has  been  made  of  the  various  parks,  a  green  house  erected,  and  the  seeds  for  some  fifty  thousand 
trees  procured.  It  is  believed  that  the  trees  can  be  grown  from  the  seeds  fully  as  well  as  from 
plants  and  at  a  far  more  economical  price.  The  Topographical  Engineer  has  also  prepared 
and  filed  with  the  Commissioners,  a  plan  for  the  improvement  of  the  avenue,  but  owing  to  the 
inability  of  the  Commissioners  to  dispose  of  the  bonds,  they  find  it  difficult  to  carry  out  the  proposed 
improvements.  .  ^  i-    r 

Market  Street  Commissioners.— The  Act  of  the  Legislature  of  1869-70,  providing  for  the  exten- 
sion of  Market  Street,  appointed  Messrs.  Frank  MeCoppin,  Charles  D.  Carter  and"  Edward  Barry 
Commissioners  to  assess  damages  arising  from  the  opening  of  Market  Street  on  a  straight  line  from 


THE  PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO.  a  Liberal  Company. 


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Valencia  to  Seventeenth  streets  and  of  Seventeenth  Street  from  Valencia  to  Noe  The  Board  com 
menced  operations  in  January,  1871,  and  filed  their  report  on  the  9th  of  March,  having  completed  the 
duty  assigned  to  it  in  sixty  days.  This  Commission  only  appraised  damages,  and  a  second  set  of 
Commissioners  will  have  to  be  appointed  to  assess  the  benefits  arising  from  the  opening  of  the  street 
as  proposed  by  the  law.  f        6  « oiieeu 

Laguna  Survey  Commissioners.— The  provisions  of  the  law  of  1869-70  authorizes  the  County 
Judge  to  appoint  three  Commissioners,  and  in  accordance  therewith,  Messrs.  Scott  Tidball  Mathew 
tannavan  and  Charles  M.  Hitchcock  have  been  selected  as  Commissioners,  who  are  empowered 
to  condemn  certain  private  property  within  the  boundaries  of  what  is  known  as  the  Laguna  Survey 
for  the  purpose  of  extending  Green,  Union,  Filbert,  Greenwich,  Lombard,  Chestnut,  Polk  and  Frank- 
lin streets  and  Van  Ness  Avenue  through  said  survey,  and  assessing  the  damages,  benefits  etc 
arising  therefrom.  °    '  >  ^  ^-j 

The  Commissioners  have  had  maps  of  all  the  property  made  by  the  City  and  County  Surveyor  and 
have  taken  the  testimony  of  the  owners  of  property  relative  to  its  value,  and  are  now  enga^^ed  in 
taking  testimony  as  to  the  benefits.     They  think  they  will  be  able  to  file  their  report  by  the  Ist  ofjune 

^Ew  MoNTGOMKRY  Street  Commissioners.— During  the  session  of  the  Legislature  of  1869-70  a 
bill  was  introduced  providing  for  the  extension  of  New  Montgomery  Street  on  a  direct  line  from  How- 
ard btreet  to  the  Bay.  Notwithstanding  the  bill  met  with  serious  opposition  from  a  number  of 
property  owners,  it  passed  both  Houses,  and  was  sent  to  the  Governor  for  his  signature  On  the  tenth 
day  thereafter  Governor  Haight  returned  the  bill  to  the  Senate  with  his  veto,  but  that  body  had 
adjourned  a  few  minutes  before  its  arrival,  and  a  question  was  raised  as  to  whether  the  Gov- 
ernor s  veto  was  valid  under  the  circumstances.  The  matter  went  to  the  Supreme  Court 
on  a  statement  of  facts,  and  that  body  held  that  the  veto  was  worthless  and  the  bill  became  a 
aw.  The  County  Judge,  under  the  provisions  of  the  Act  requiring  him  to  appoint  Commissioners 
to  assess  the  damages  and  benefits,  appointed  Messrs.  Robert  E.  Doyle,  Duncan  L  McDonald  a 
Isaac  G  Messec.  The  Board  organized  by  the  election  of  R.  E.  Doyle,  President  and  N  M 
thadwick,  Secretary,  and  have  been  engaged  for  nearly  ten  months  in  preparing  a  recort  of  thp 
whole  subject,  which  will  be  ready  by  the  16th  of  April.  F    "  "*  me 

Montgomery  Avenoe  Commissioners.— The  Act  of  the  Legislature  providing  for  the  opening  and 
extending  of  this  thoroughfare,  authorizes  the  County  Judge  to  appoint  three  Commissioners  to 
superintend  the  carrying  into  effect  of  the  provisions  thereof,  apd  in  accordance  therewith  Messrs 
J.  C.  Maynard,  R.  H.  Sinton  and  A.  M.  Hay  were  appointed  Commissioners.  These  appointees  have 
been  organized  as  a  Board  of  Commissioners  with  J.  C.  Maynarft  as  President  and  R.  J  Bush  as  Sec 
retary.  Mr.  A.  C.  Peachy  has  been  appointed  Counsel  and  Messrs.  T.  P.  Riordan,  John  Calvert 
and  Samuel  Purdy  as  Experts,  to  examine  and  report  upon  tae  benefits  and  damages  ♦->  the  build 
ings  affected  by  the  proposed  improvement. 

The  Commissioners  are  authorized  to  assess  the  damages  am  benefits  resulting  from  the  opening  ol  a 
street  commencing  on  the  westerly  side  of  Montgomery  gtreet  seventy-six  feet,  measured  on  said 
line  of  said  street,  north  of  the  northern  line  of  WashingtQ*  Street ;  thence  to  a  point  on  the  northern 
Ime  of  Vallejo  Street  one  hundred  and  forty-six  feet  wes^  of  the  western  line  of  Dupont  Street,  pass- 
ing near  to,  but  not  touching  or  including  any  portion  of  the  Church  of  San  Francisco  de  Assi  • 
thence  continuing  in  the  same  straight  line  to  the  norffaern  line  of  Beach  Street ;  thence  southerly 
and  perpendicular  to  the  first  line  eighty  feet;  thence  southeasterly  parallel  to  the  first  line  to  the 
Bouthwest  corner  of  Montgomery  and  Washington  streets,  thence  to  the  place  of  beginning  The 
report  of  the  Commissioners  will  be  completed  by  tVe  15th  of  April  next. 

Board  of  Health.— The  law  of  the  Legislature  ofl869-70,  provides  for  the  re-organization  of  the 
Board  of  Health  for  the  City  and  County  of  Say  Francisco,  and  also  for  the  establishment  of  n 
more  perfect  system  of  quarantine,  and  authorize?  the  Governor  to  appoint  the  members  of  the 
Board  of  Health,  who,  with  the  exception  of  the/Mayor  of  San  Francisco,  who  is  declared  to  be  a 
member  of  the  Board  and  ex  officio  President  J^iereof,  are  to  be  members  of  the  medical  faculty 
in  good  standing. 

The  law  provides  for  the  appointment  by  th^  Board  of  Health  of  a  Health  Officer,  at  a  salan-  of 
$2,400  per  annum  ;  Deputy  Health  Officer,  a^a  salary  of  $1,800  per  annum  ;  Secretary,  at  a  salary 
of  $2,100  per  annum  ;  Clerk,  at  a  salary  of  $900  per  annum ;  two  Health  Inspectors,  at  a  salary  of 
$1,200  per  annum  each  ;  one  Market  Inspector,  at  a  salary  of  $1,200  per  annum  ;  one  Messenger 
at  a  salary  of  $900  per  annum,  and  two  Boafmen,  at  $900  per  annum  each.  ' 

The  Board  of  Health,  through  their  suboriinate  officers,  are  to  have  charge  of  the  City  r.'id  County 
Hospital,  the  Alms  House,  the  Industrial  School,  the  City  Prison  and  the  County  Jail,  and  in  me*!tir 
the  requirements  of  the  law  which  gives  .his  authority,  they  created  an  office  for  another  physicia 
viz:  Visiting  Physician  of  the  City  Prison   and  the  County  Jail.     The  Board  of  Health  was  al  ' 
given  general  supervision  of  all  mattes  appertaiaing  to  the   sanitary  condition  of  the  City  ai 
County  of  San  Francisco,  and  empowered  to  adopt  such  orders  and  regulations  as  to  them  seem* 
best  to  promote  the  public  w>lfare.     Tiider  this  clause  of  the  lav  ,  the  Board  passed  ordinanccB  pr 
viding  for  the  cleansing  and  fLmigatipu  of  vessels ;  the  removal '  i  butchers'  offiil ;  the  sale  of  adult*, 
ated  milk ;  the  depositing  of  rubbish,  decayed  vegetables  or  fn  its  ;  the  following  of  dangerous  a 
detrimental  pursuits  ;  the  regiila\ioD  of  foul  or  oflFensive  vaults  .r  drains ;  the  sale  or  exposing  for  s.i 
of  unwholsome  meat,  fish  or  fow'.*;  the  washing  of  animals  and  carriages,  etc.,  etc. 

Thesalaries  of  the  various  officers  and  employes  authorized  by  this  law  exceed  $46,000  per  arr       . 

JONES.  rTTLLMAN  A  CO.,  116  Bansom  St«,et.  Periumepy  and  Fancy  Soa;         ~ 


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SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


In  addition  to  this  amount,  there  are  incidental  expenses,  which  increases  this  sum  to  over  $.50,000. 

Notwithstanding  the  excellent  organization  and  the  results  anticipated  therefrom,  there  are  grave 
doubts  an  to  its  effi'  lency  when  compared  with  the  old  system,  which  did  not  cost  the  city  and  county 
mof"  than  one  half  as  much. 

Makine  Board.— The  law  creating  the  Marine  Board  authorizes  the  Governor  to  appoint  three 

Slomuiibsioners,  to  be  known  as  the  Marine  Board  of  the  Port  of  San  Francisco,  who  are  authorized 
jid  empowered  to  grant  or  revoke  licenses  to  conduct  the  business  of  keeping  a  sailor  boarding  house ; 
a  prescribe  badges  to  be  worn  by  the  runners  employed  by  such  boarding  houses  as  may  have 
been  licensed  ;  to  regulate  the  shipping  of  seamen  and  to  prevent  their  being  shipped  while  under 
the  influence  of  liquor,  etc.;  also  to  guard  against  the  imposition  of  false  and  outrageous  charges  against 
sailors  that  have  been  shipped.  The  law  also  provides  for  the  re-capture  of  deserters,  and  in  fact 
to  stand  between  the  humble  seaman  and  the  rapacious  sailor  boarding-house-runner  and  landlord. 
John  H.  "Wise  J.  F.  Cowdery  and  P.  Crowley  are  the  Commissioners  and  J.  L.  Bissell  is  the  Clerk. 

Streets  and  Hiohwats. — The  general  suspension  of  improvements  in  the  past  year  has  been  ac- 
companied by  a  suspension  of  street  extension,  but  notwithstanding  this  the  various  improvements  in 
our  hio-hways  have  been  marked  and  important.  There  has  been  no  Second  Street  Cut  to  make,  nor 
Potrero  Hill  to  Dierce,  yet  other  quite  heavy  works  have  been  carried  on.  The  total  length  of  streets 
in  the  city  exceeds  one  hundred  miles,  of  whicn  fifty-four  and  a  half  miles  are  sewered.  The  total  cost 
of  street  work  up  to  July,  1869,  had  amounted  to  $8,512,086.40,  and  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  July 
1st,  1870,  $1,248,130.05,  making  a  total  for  street  work  of  $9,760,216.45. 

From'the  report  of  Mr.  M.  C.  Smith,  Superintendent  of  Streets  and  Highways,  is  compiled  the  fol- 
lowing tabular  statement  of  work  etc.,  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  July  1st,  1870: 


WOHK. 

Measubement. 

Amount. 

Cost. 

1,520,263 

2,380,171 

23,1234 

8.695} 

461,255 

22,965 

79,204 

3,121.461 

61,298 

1.749 

105,612 

$478,031  11 

109,663  82 

Linebl  feet 

213,480  79 

Linea'.  feet 

53,529  78 

iSquart  feet.  Stow 

115,988  70 

"       "     Nicolson 

"       "     cobble  stones — 
One  thoi«and  feet 

6,923  37 

„       

14.134  17 

_„      _ 

105.411  69 

Front  fea 

75,326  81 

Lineal  fee\ 

3,292  71 

Oarbs.  .       

Lineal  feet, 

53,944  29 

Since  the  date  of  the  report  of  the  superintendent,  extensive  grading  operations  have  been  carried 
on.  Yerba  Buena  Park,  the  site  for  the  new  City  Hall,  formerly  a  succession  of  sand  dunes,  has  been 
made  a  level  plain.  Streets  and  Avenueshave  been  laid  out  upon  it,  and  soon  will  be  erected  thereon 
one  of  the  most  beautiful  structures  that  g-aces  any  city  in  the  Union.  The  broad  and  beautiful  Market 
Street,  the  dorsal  column  of  the  city,  has  been  extended  by  deep  cuttings  through  the  hill  near  the  Pro- 
testant Orphan  Asylum,  giving  direct  and  ef.sy  access  to  an  extended  tract  of  country  in  that  direction. 
Extensive  grading  has  also  been  done  on  Sacramento  Street,  rendering  the  localities  more  accessible  in 
that  high  quarter  of  the  city  known  as  Russim  Hill.  Within  the  past  year  a  large  amount  of  grading 
has  been  done  on  both  sides  of  McAllister  Strtet,  between  Polk  and  Franklin,  and  the  excavated  sand 
fills  the  water  lots  of  Mission  Bay.  The  broad  Van  Ness  Avenue,  seemingly  destined  to  become  one 
of  the  handsomest  thoroughfares  and  a  desirable  quarter  for  residences,  has  been  the  scene  of  active  im- 
provements during  the  year.  Sacramento,  Clay  and  Washington  streets,  and  Webster  and  Fillmore 
streets  and  the  blocks  formed  by  their  intersection  in  the  Western  Addition,  have  also  been  greatly 
improved.  Heavy  grading  has  continued  during  th^  year  on  Townsend  Street  and  others  in  the  vicinity 
of  Third,  leveling  the  blocks  and  opening  passage  "vay  in  that  quarter. 

Pavements. — From  the  earliest  dawn  of  civilization,  when  mankind  have  congregated  in  cities,  the 
greatest  desideratum  of  street  engineering  has  been  to  prepare  such  a  kind  of  pavement  as  would 
nearest  approach  indestructibility  and  fulfill  the  maiiy  other  requisites.  Massive  granite  and  lava 
blocks  were  anciently  used,  and  perhaps  many  other  devices  of  which  we  have  no  record.  From  the 
expensive  manniT  in  which  the  cities,  anterior  to  the  Oaristian  Era  were  paved,  it  is  natural  to  sur- 
mise tb'.'l  the  subject  was  as  great  a  study  then  as  at  the  present  day,  and  that  inventors,  street  con- 
(  ■'fetors,  and  property  owners  planned  and  experimented  as  now.  But  there  seems  to  have  been  a 
Miark  a<»e"  of  a  very  long  period  in  the  matter  of  pavinj,  which  recent  studies  promise  to  illume. 
•  ■^o^ing  this  long  "  dark  age,"  the  standard  pavement  has  been  of  cobblestones,  the  rounded  boulder 
'  it^the  glacial  period.  This,  having  superseded  the  elaborate  work  of  the  ancients,  came  to  be  con- 
'  '"Aered  the  non  plus  ultra  of  paving,  and  the  "  car  rattling  o'er  the  stony  street"  was  a  punishment 
i'Ojemed  unavoidable  by  those  living  in  cities.  Within  the  last  quarter  )f  a  century  reflecting  men  have 
K, — i.,j„^  that  thf  noise  and  unpleasantness  of  the  cobble  pavement  could  be  avoided,  and,  as  all 

■       '  * '■ '»  owoitpH  the  successful  inventor 


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while  In  a  semi-plastic  condition,  pressed  and  cut  in  grooves  by  enormous  iron  rollers.  This  seems 
not  to  have  been  successfully  manufactured  and  laid  but  in  a  few  cities  of  continental  Europe,  conse- 
quently its  adoption  has  not  been  general.  Perhaps  Babylon  was  paved  in  this  manner,  as  it  is  certain 
that  asi)haltum  was  used  extensively  at  that  time,  it  being  the  cement  with  which  the  great  walls,  en- 
circling the  mighty  city,  were  constructed.  This  very  useful  mineral,  had  for  a  great  number  of  centu- 
ries passed  almost  entirely  from  use,  but  the  abundance  in  which  it  exists  in  California  has  drawn  to 
it  the  attention  of  the  scientist  and  the  inventor,  by  whom  it  is  appropriated  to  some  of  the  many 
purposes  designed  by  nature,  and  it  bids  fair  to  resume  its  place  in  the  arts  it  formerly  held. 

The  Belgian,  Russ,  MacAdam  and  several  kinds  of  wooden  pavements  have  been  tried  in  various 
cities  in  Europe,  each  taking  the  popular  favor  for  a  short  time,  and  giving  fortune  and  fame  to  the 
inventor.  A  section  of  Battery  Street,  in  front  of  the  Custom  House,  was  laid  with  the  Russ  Pavement 
several  years  since,  and  while  lasting  well  is  objectionable  from  its  slippery  surface,  noise  and  cost. 
The  Mc  Adam  is  used  on  Mission  and  several  other  streets,  and  while  answering  well  for  country  roads 
becomes  too  dusty  in  summer  and  too  muddy  in  winter  for  a  city  like  San  Francisco.  In  1863  the 
Nicolson  wooden  pavement  was  patented  and  became  the  rage,  and  it  was  believed  that  perfection 
had  been  attained.  This  was  laid  extensively  in  every  progressive  city  in  the  Union,  and  its  popularity 
was  unbounded.  This  popularity,  and  the  fortune  made,  were  great  incentives  to  invention,  and  a  large 
number  of  patents  for  different  styles  of  pavement  were  obtained.  The  rapid  decay  of  the  Nicolson 
Pavement  soon  destroyed  its  popularity  and  it  is  no  longer  laid  in  our  streets. 

The  Stow  Pavement,  an  invention  of  this  city,  has  superseded  the  Nicolson,  and  bids  fair  to  have 
an  equal  popularity.  This  was  patented  in  December,  1867,  since  which  date  there  have  been  laid  of 
it  in  the  streets  of  San  Francisco  906,931  square  feet,  costing  twenty-five  cents  per  square  foot.  This 
pavement  is  of  blocks  of  wood,  the  grain,  or  fibre,  standing  vertical,  resting  on  a  smooth  bed  of  sand, 
into  which  is  driven  a  wedge  made  of  board  of  the  length  of  the  block,  holding  the  latter  in  place. 
Gravel,  and  hot  coal  tar,  or  bitumen,  is  spread  on  the  surface  and  into  the  spaces  between  the  blocks. 
It  is  simple,  neat  and  easily  laid,  but  the  question  of  durability,  contraction  and  expansion,  must  be 
tested  by  time.  The  City  Paving  Company  say  that,  having  thoroughly  tested  all  the  various  styles  of 
street  paving  now  in  use,  they  have  arrived  at  the  conclusion  that  the  Stow  Foundation  Pavement  is 
preeminently  the  best,  and  as  a  consequence  of  this  conviction  have  entirely  discarded  all  others  and 
that  this  particular  pavement  is  greatly  growing  in  demand. 

The  "  Imperishable  Stone  Block  Paving  Company"  is  a  new  organization  of  San  Francisco,  founded 
on  a  species  of  pavement,  the  combined  invention  of  Messrs.  Skinner,  Bonnet  and  Forge,  and  patented 
in  July  and  November,  1870.  This  is  a  concrete  of  eighty  per  cent  crushed  rock  and  twenty  per  cent 
asphaltum,  heated  and  mixed  together,  and  while  plastic  formed  under  great  pressure  into  blocks 
similar  to  those  used  in  wooden  pavement,  but  with  corrugated  sides,  and  is  then  laid  on  a  bed  of 
sand  with  slight  interstices  between  the  blocks,  which  spaces  are  filled  with  a  softer  substance  of  the 
same  material  as  the  blocks.  A  section  of  this  pavement  was  laid  in  July,  1870,  between  the  rail 
tracks  on  Montgomery  Street,  at  the  intersection  of  California,  and  awaits  the  trial  of  use  to  prove  its 
value.  This  pavement  has  also  been  laid  in  a  few  other  localities  of  the  city,  but  being  a  recent  in- 
vention and  awaiting  the  perfecting  of  machinery  for  manufacturing  the  blocks,  has  not  yet  come 
into  extended  use.  The  material  cannot  be  affected  by  the  weather,  and  it  is  claimed  that  the  concrete 
as  prepared  and  pressed  for  use  will  support  a  greater  pressure  than  the  hardest  granite.  The  essentials 
of  a  perfect  pavement  are  cheapness,  durability,  abundant  supply  of  material,  smooth  surface  while  at 
the  same  time  it  affords  a  good  foothold  for  horses,  noiselessness,  cleanliness  and  that  it  may  be  eabily 
taken  up  and  replaced.  All  these  qualities  are  claimed  by  the  "Imperishable  Stone  Block  Paving 
Company"  for  their  asphaltic  concrete,  and  they  propose  to  lay  the  pavement  for  twenty-five  cents  per 
square  foot.  A  machine,  which  is  an  ingenious  piece  of  mechanism,  has  been  made  for  the  manufac- 
ture of  these  blocks,  and  this  style  of  pavement  will  undoubtedly  be  tried  in  every  part  of  the  Union  an 
honor  to  California  invention,  and  furnishing  a  market  for  one  of  her  many  mineral  productions. 

Many  of  the  streets  of  San  Francisco  were  formerly  planked,  but  the  rapid  and  irregular  wear  of 
this  style  of  pavement  has  forbidden  its  extension  or  reconstruction.  The  pavements  now  in  use  here 
are  the  Cobblestone,  MacAdam,  Stow  and  Imperishable  Stone.  The  contour  of  San  Francisco's  site, 
being  of  hill  and  plain,  requires  different  styles  of  pavement,  as  that  cheapest  and  best  suited  for  a 
level  street  would  not  answer  for  a  steep  hillside.  As  yet  the  matter  is  quite  experimental.  The  old 
style  of  cobblestone  is  still  extensively  used,  its  first  cost  being  but  from  eighteen  to  twenty  cents  per 
square  foot,  and  the  material  lasting  and  cheap. 

On  the  third  day  of  January,  1870,  a  Resolution  was  adopted  in  the  Board  of  Supervisors  as  follows : 

Resolved,  That  the  question  of  the  condition  of  streets  and  sidewalks,  be  and  is  hereby  referred  to 

a  special  committee,  with  authority  to  investigate  the  whole  subject  and  report  to  this   Board,   the 

form  or  forms  of  carriage  or  foot  pavement  deemed  by  them  best  for  this  city,  and  giving  any  other 

information  Avhich  in  their  opinion  will  be  of  value  to  this  Board  in  this  connection. 

The  committee,  after  several  months  of  investigation,  eliciting  some  of  the  facts  which  have  been 
presented  in  this  article,  and  receiving  proposals  and  explanations  of  some  twenty  different  kinds  of 
paving,  concluded  with  the  following  recommendations : 

Cobble  Pavemj^nts. — Your  committee  recommends  that  a  thorough  investigation  be  made  of  the 
hitherto  cost  of  repairs  of  our  cobbled  i  treets,  with  a  view  to  a  plan  for  repairing  or  replacing  them  all. 

Asphalt. — We  r,ecommend  that  the  present  popular  plan  of  making  sidewalks  of  this  material 
be  continued  and  er  couraged. 


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Planking  Stueets  and  Sidewalks.  Your  committee  recommends  that  all  the  sidewalks  here- 
after laid  down  by  property-holders  in  this  city  within  the  fire  limits,  shall  be  of  materials  that  will 
not  decay.     In  this,  as  in  other  street  work,  the  interest  of  the  public  is  paramount. 

Belgian  Pavement. — This  pavement  has  never  been  laid  in  this  city,  and  your  committee  hopes 
to  see  the  experiment  with  Amador  County  trap  rock  tried  by  some  property-holders  on  a  street 
where  the  travel  is  purely  commercial.  We  ought  to  know  more  of  its  advantages  by  actual  com- 
parison with  cobble  pavement. 

Preserving  Wood. — From  all  the  information  gathered  on  this  subject  by  your  committee,  the 
Bethel  and  Robins  processes  Crepresented  as  being  substantially  identical)  are  undoubtedly  the  best. 

Tests. — Your  committee  recommends  that  this  Board  shall  designate  Battery,  Front  and  Davis, 
also  California  and  Market,  easterly  from  Battery,  as  streets  for  samples  to  be  accepted  and  tested 
by  the  city,  believing  that  pavements  that  will  prove  satisfactory  on  those  streets  will  resist  the  wear 
of  any  transportation  to  which  they  will  be  subject  in  this  city. 

Best  Foundation  for  Wooden  Pavement. — Your  committee  believes  that  sand,  securely  confined) 
furnishes  the  best  possible  foundation  for  pavements,  as  all  space  is  occupied,  approximately,  as  ef- 
fectually as  if  by  water. 

A  Wood  Pavement  exempt  from  Royalty. — Your  committee  recommends  an  experiment  at  the 
expense  of  the  city,  in  front  of  city  property,  with  a  pavement  constructed  of  blocks  of  wood, 
eight  inches  deep,  laid  upon  a  firm  sand  foundation,  with  grain  of  the  wood  in  a  vertical  position,  the 
rows  of  blocks  to  be  separated  by  strips  of  boards  transversely  to  the  block  and  coming  to  the  sur- 
face of  the  pavement,  being  held  in  position  by  nailing  with  cut  nails  (which  have  been  tempered  by 
being  heated  and  cooled)  to  the  blocks  ;  the  blocks  and  strips  to  be  subjected  to  the  most  approved 
process  for  wood  preservation  and  a  coating  of  asphaltum  and  dry  clean  beach  sand  to  be  spread  over 
all.  The  presumption  is  that  the  strips  would  be  perpetually  worn  by  the  calks  of  the  horses'  shoes 
sufiBciently  to  secure  good  foothold. 

Impartiality. — Your  committee  has  earnestly  sought,  throughout  this  report,  to  maintain  impar- 
tiality and  at  the  same  time  a  just  appreciation  of  ^eal  mej-ii. 

Respectfully  submitted,  Chas.  R.  Story. 

Monroe  Ashbury. 
Alex.  Badlam. 

Street  Railroads. — The  street  railroads  of  San  Francisco  now  permeate  it  in  every  direction, 
affording  convenience  to  travelers  and  residents  throughout  its  limits,  and  greatly  enhancing  the 
value  of  property  in  the  remote  parts.  From  North  to  South  through  diflFerent  streets  run  the  cars 
of  the  Omnibus  Co.,  and  of  the  North  Beach  and  Mission  Co.,  which  also  have  lines  running  from  the 
business  center  via  Howard  and  Folsom  Streets  to  the  Western  limits.  The  Central,  and  the  Front 
Street  and  Ocean  Companies  run  from  the  city  front  through  the  central  portion  of  the  city  and  with 
various  termini  in  the  Northern,  Western  and  Southern  suburbs.  The  Market  Street  Railroad,  the 
pioneer  of  the  class,  extends  from  First  through  Market  and  Valencia  to  Twenty-sixth  Street,  with  a 
branch  to  the  Pavilion  in  Hayes  Valley.  The  City  Railroad,  recently  constructed,  has  its  starting  point 
at  the  junction  of  New  Montgomery  and  Market  Streets  and  runs  on  the  former  and  Mission  to  Twenty- 
sixth  Street.  The  Potrero  and  Bay  View  Railroad  connects  with  the  North  Beach  and  Mission  on 
Fourth  Street,  crosses  Mission  Bay,  through  the  deep  cut  of  the  Potrero,  over  the  long  bridge  of  Islais 
Creek,  by  Butchertown  and  South  San  Francisco  to  its  terminus  at  Bay  View.  A  branch  of  the  City 
Front  and  Ocean  Railroad  has  been  constructed  within  the  past  year,  leading  from  Polk  Street  to 
Laurel  Hill  Cemetery,  and  another  from  Broadway  to  Harbor  View  near  Presidio,  making  it,  with  its 
branches,  the  longest  of  the  city.  The  aggregate  length  of  street  railroads  in  San  Francisco  is  about 
forty-five  miles,  giving  accommodation  to  almost  every  part,  the  especial  friend  of  the  poor  man,  but 
patronized  by  all  classes,  rich  and  poor  aUke. 

Churches. — Usually  in  cities,  the  most  conspicuous  architectural  monuments  are  those  edifices 
devoted  to  religion,  but  San  Francisco  is  an  exception  to  the  rule.  The  churches  here  show  but 
little  of  architectural  beauty  in  proportion  to  their  cost.  Those  completed  or  undertaken  during  the 
year  are  the  St  John's  Presbyterian,  (formerly  St.  James')  the  United  Presbyterian,  St.  Patrick's,  St- 
Boniface,  First  Congregational,  Sherith  Israel,  Powell  Street  M.  E.  and  the  Chinese  Mission. 

The  first  is  situated  on  the  north  side  of  Post  Street  between  Mason  and  Taylor  streets.  The 
United  Presbyterian  is  a  pleasant  appearing,  wooden  edifice,  on  the  west  side  of  Mason  Street 
between  Eddy  and  Ellis  streets.  The  Roman  Catholic  Church,  St.  Boniface,  is  on  the  south  side  of 
Tyler  Street  between  Jones  and  Leavenworth.  St  Patrick's  Church  on  the  north  side  of  Mission 
between  Third  and  Fourth  streets,  was  fully  described  in  the  Directory  of  1870.  This  is  to  be  the 
grandest  ecclesiastical  structure  on  the  Pacific  Coast,  and  its  construction  has  so  far  progressed  as  to 
give  an  idea  of  its  noble  proportions.  Its  dimensions  are  90  feet  front  by  160  feet  in  depth.  The 
walls  are  of  brick  laid  in  cement,  of  great  thickness  and  strength  and  from  basement  to  eaves  of 
wings  are  30  feet  in  hight.  From  the  wings  rise  the  walls  of  the  main  building,  resting  on  iron 
pillars,  and  aroof  of  slate  with  apeak  100  feet  above  the  pavement  crowns  the  structure.  The  front 
entrance  is  surmounted  by  a  tower,  the  total  hight  of  which  is  to  be  240  feet,  ^''or  120  feet  the  tower 
is  of  brick,  from  the  top  of  which  a  wooden  spire  extends  120  feet  higher,  making  it  the  loftiest  spire 
in  the  State,  and  surpassed  by  but  very  few  in  America.     The  interior  of  this  greaft  building  will  present 


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a  vast  hall  of  the  dimensions  allowed  by  the  outer  walls,  with  a  ceiling  TS  feet  high,  and  sup- 
ported by  two  rows  of  graceful  iron  pillars.  The  design  of  the  architect  is  to  make  it  both  earth- 
quake and  fire-proof,  and  it  is  assumed  that  the  iron  pillars  will  support  the  roof  should  the  brick 
walls  be  shaken  down.  The  date  of  completion  of  this  grand  edifice  or  its  cost  cannot  as  yet  be 
estimated. 

The  First  Congregational  Church  in  course  of  erection  on  the  southeast  corner  of  Post  and  Mason 
streets,  will  rival  in  dimensions,  architectu'-al  appearance  and  altitude  of  spire,  the  great  St.  Patrick's. 
The  spire  of  this  church  will  have  an  altitude  of  two  hundred  and  thirty  feet,  and  as  the  church 
stands  on  high  ground,  it  will  have  a  most  commanding  efiect.  The  cost  of  the  edifice  is  estimated 
at  SI  00,000. 

The  svnagogue,  Sherith  Israel,  on  the  east  side  of  Taylor  Street  between  Sutter  and  Post 
is  one  of  the  most  pleasing  architectural  ornaments,  of  the  city.  A  capacious  brick  basement  fur- 
nishes a  convenient  school  and  lecture  room.  The  superstructure  is  of  wood,  and  the  interior  is 
tastefully  and  elegantly  furnished,  the  lofty  ceilings,  arched  and  frescoed  in  imitation  of  the  sky  at 
night  when  dazzling  with  stars,  the  whole  presenting  a  most  beautiful  appearance. 

School  Houses. — The  building  of  school  houses  has  progressed  during  the  past  year  to  a  greater 
extent  than  during  any  previous  year  of  San  Francisco's  history.  The  style  of  architecture  and  in- 
terior arrangement  is  that  of  the  most  approved  plan,  designed  and  superintended  by  Messrs.  Raun 
&  Taylor,  architects  to  the  Board  of  Education.  The  glorious  free-school  system,  the  keystone  of 
the  Republic  and  preserver  of  our  liberties,  is  the  pride  of  all  good  citizens.  Richly  endowed  by  a 
benificent  government,  the  erection  of  grand  academic  structures  is  possible  and  a  support  is  assured 
that  gives  education  to  every  class. 

The  school  houses  erected  by  the  Board  of  Education  comprise,  the  Girls'  High  School,  three 
Grammar  Schools,  the  City  Front  Primary  School  and  Point  Lobos  Avenue  School. 

The  first,  the  Girls'  High  School,  situated  on  the  north  side  of  Bush  Street,  bet  HFydeand  Larkin, 
is  a  building  of  basement  and  three  stories,  surmounted  by  an  observatory.  The  main  building  has 
a  front  of  54  feet  8  inches,  by  a  depth  of  82  feet  4  inches,  and  two  wings,  each  21  feet  5  inches  front 
by  50  feet  6  inches  deep.  The  first  and  second  stories  are  each  14  feet  6  inches  high,  and  the  third 
story  is  16  feet  in  the  clear.  The  basement,  used  as  a  play  ground,  is  10  feet  in  the  clear.  This 
latter  portion,  and  the  foundation  are  of  brick,  but  the  superstructure  is  of  wood.  In  the  building 
are  10  class  rooms,  a  large  assembly  room,  teachers'  rooms,  lecture  rooms,  halls,  closets,  cloak  rooms, 
library,  etc.  The  necessary  water  conveniences  are  ample,  each  cloak  room,  teachers  rooms,  library, 
and  lecture  hall,  having  a  marble  topped  wash  stand,  and  in  closets  for  that  purpose  a  fire  hose 
bibb,  and  the  basement  has  a  sink  with  the  necessary  water  service.  The  yard  is  planked  and  at 
the  rear  are  located  the  water  closets,  and  a  shed  with  sink  and  water. 

The  three  Grammar  schools  are  precisely  alike,  one  erected  on  the  east  side  of  Eighth  Street 
between  Harrison  and  Bryant,  one  on  the  north  side  of  McAllister  Street  between  Gough  and 
Franklin  streets,  and  the  other  on  the  east  side  of  Valencia  Street  between  Twenty-second  and 
Twenty-third.  These  are  similar  to  the  Girls  High  School.  They  are  of  three  stories  and  base- 
ment, with  brick  foundations  and  wood  superstructures.  The  dimensions  on  the  ground  are  for  the 
main  building,  51  feet  8  inches  front,  by  79  feet  1  inch  deep,  on  each  side  of  which  is  a  wing 
38  feet  2  inches  wide,  by  3^  feet  7  inches  deep.  There  are  16  class  rooms,  teachers  rooms,  halls, 
lecture  rooms,  closets,  etc.,  as  in  the  first  described.  The  yards  are  divided  into  two  equal  parts  by 
a  close  board  fence,  and  are  supplied  with  water  closets,  sheds,  etc. 

The  City  Front  Primary  School  is  situated  on  the  north  side  of  Broadway,  between  Montgomery 
and  Sansom  streets.  This  is  a  two  story  building,  and  contains  eight  class  rooms,  teachers  rooms, 
closets,  etc.  The  main  building  is  48  feet  3  inches  front  by  79  feet  deep,  with  a  wing  on  each  side 
10  feet  3  inches  wide,  by  37  feet  6  inches  in  depth.  There  is  no  assembly  room,  but  the  class  rooms 
in  the  second  story  are  connected  with  sliding  doors  in  such  a  manner  as  to  make  two  large  rooms. 
The  teachers'  rooms  are  furnished  with  marble-topped  washstands,  and  hose  is  provided  for  washing 
purposes  and  as  a  protection  against  fire. 

The  Point  Lobos  Avenue  School  is  a  one  story  building,  containing  four  class  rooms.  The  main 
building  has  a  front  of  71  feet  and  a  depth  of  51  feet.  A  wing  in  front  of  27|  feet  wide  by  9^  deep, 
contains  the  front  entrance  and  two  cloak  rooms,  and  a  similar  one  in  the  rear  contains  the  rear 
entrance  and  two  cloak  rooms.  A  wide  hall  runs  from  front  to  rear  connecting  the  two  entrances. 
On  either  side  of  this  are  two  class  rooms  separated  by  sliding  doors,  which  enables  the  transforma- 
tion into  two  large  rooms.     The  building  is  entirely  of  wood,  and  is  surmounted  by  a  cupola. 

The  disastrous  fire  at  the  Lincoln  School  necessitates  the  partial  reconstruction  of  that  splendid 
edifice,  which  will  be  made  to  appear  again  as  the  original. 

The  Boys'  High  School,  soon  to  be  built,  will  be  located  on  the  south  side  of  Geary  Street  between 
Scott  and  Pierce  streets.  The  Main  building  will  have  a  frontage  of  55^  feet  on  Geary  Street,  by  a 
depth  of  90  feet,  with  a  wing  on  each  side  of  27^  by  52  feet  dimensions.  The  basement  will  be  for  a 
gymnasium,  the  first,  second  and  third  stories  for  class  rooms,  halls,  reception  or  lecture  rooms,  etc. 
The  whole  to  be  crowned  by  a  Mansard  roof.  The  design  proposes  a  most  elegant  building,  worthy 
the  noble  purpose  for  which  it  is  to  be  erected.  All  these  are  from  plans  by  Raun  &  Taylor, 
architects,  and  the  work  is  done  under  their  superintendence.  The  contractors  are,  Mr.  Michael 
Casey,  for  the  Girls'High  School ;  Mr.  John  C.  Casey,  for  the  Grammar  Schools,  Mr.  John  C.  Murphy, 
for  the  Point  Lobos  Avenue  School,  and  Mr.  Thomas  H.  Day,  for  the  City  Front  Primary  School. 


JONES.  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Trimmings. 


BEDINOTON,  HOSTETTEB  &  CO.,  exclusive  Agents  for  Hostetter's  Bitters. 


22  SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 

New  Mint. — The  construction  of  this  grand  and  most  useful  public  building  has  so  far  progress- 
ed as  to  exhibit  its  proportions  and  give  some  idea  of  its  character  and  artchitectural  appearance. 
The  style  of  architecture  is  a  composite,  being  of  the  Doric-Ionic  order.  The  new  mint  occupies  the 
100  vara  lot  forming  the  northwest  corner  of  Mission  and  Fifth  Streets.  The  lot  was  purchased  by 
the  United  States  Government  for  the  sum  of  $100,000  and  work  was  commenced  in  the  latter  part 
of  1869,  and  the  foundation  laid.  The  ground  plan  of  the  building  embraces  an  area  fronting  221i 
feet  on  Fifth  Street  by  166^  on  Mission  Street.  Over  the  entire  area  an  excavation  ofseven  feet  in  depth 
was  made  and  filled  with  a  solid  bed  of  concrete,  even  with  the  surface.  When  this  was  perfectly 
hardened,  the  basement,  with  outer  walls  of  granite  and  partition  walls  of  brick,  was  laid  upon  it. 
The  basement  forms  a  noble  story  by  itself,  being  all  above  ground,  is  13f  feet  high,  and  is  built  of 
granite  ashler  from  the  Penryn  Quarries,  on  the  Central  Pacific  Railroad  in  Placer  County.  This  had  so 
far  progressed  that  on  the  24th  day  of  May,  1870,  the  corner  stone  was  laid  with  imposing  ceremony  by 
the  Masonic  Order,  for  which  purpose  many  gathered  from  all  parts  of  the  country.  From  this  basement 
the  building  rises  two  stories  of  18|-feet  each,  constructed  of  freestone  from  Newcastle  Island  in  the 
Gulf  of  Georgia,  from  the  possessions  of  our  Northern  neighbor.  This  is  a  very  handsome  gray  rock, 
and  is  quite  easily  cut  and  polished  to  a  smooth  surface.  A  broad  flight  of  granite  steps  leads  to  the 
front  entrance  on  Fifth  Street.  The  vestibule  will  be  graced  with  six  magnificent  pillars,  each  of  a 
single  block  of  freestone,  27  feet  high  by  5-^  feet  in  diameter  at  the  base  and  4^  at  the  top.  From 
the  pavement  to  the  crown  of  the  roof  will  be  70  feet.  Above  the  roof  two  chimney  stacks,  built 
as  towers,  will  rise  to  the  hight  of  150  feet.  The  roof  will  be  of  copper,  the  floor  beams  of  rolled 
iron,  and  the  floors  of  marble  tiling  so  that  no  wood  except  wainscoting,  doors,  and  furniture  of 
offices  will  enter  the  building,  making  it  perfectly  fire-proof.  The  wood  used  will  be  of  California 
laurel,  in  keeping  with  the  general  elegance  of  the  establishment.  The  granite  ashler  dressed  for  laying 
cost  $2.70  per  iSlbic  foot,  and  the  freestone  cut  plain  is  furnished  at  $2.50  per  cubic  foot,  and  the 
entire  building  wtthout  machinery  and  furniture  is  expected  to  cost  $1,500,000.  The  architect  is  A. 
B.  Mullett,  architect  to  the  Treasury  Department,  and  W.  P.  C.  Stebbins  is  superintendent  of  the  work. 

New  Bdtchertown. — The  necessities  and  growth  of  the  city  demanded  the  removal  of  the 
slaughtering  establishments  from  the  Butchertown  of  Brannan  Street,  and  for  the  accommodation  of 
this  business  the  Legislature  of  1868  granted  to  William  Dunphy  and  associates  the  area  bounded 
on  the  northeast  by  First  avenue,  on  the  southeast  by  I  Street,  on  the  south  and  southwest  by  the 
natural  shore  line  of  the  bay,  and  on  the  west  by  Kentucky  Street  or  Railroad  Avenue,  comprising 
about  fifty  blocks  of  submerged  land.  Islais  Creek  Canal  runs  along  the  North  of  this  tract  and 
India  Basin  is  at  the  extreme  southeast.  This  valuble  plat  is  devoted  to  slaughtering  purposes  and  is 
the  locality  of  the  New  Butchertown.  During  the  past  year  extensive  improvements  have  been  made, 
principally  on  First  Avenue,  and  altogether  near  one  hundred  buildings  erected.  These  comprise  ex- 
tensive slaughter  houses,  stables,  boarding  houses,  restaurants,  saloons,  offices,  etc.  The  new  town 
and  streets  are  built  on  piles  over  the  water  of  Islais  Creek  Bay,  thus,  apparently,  giving  quick  drain- 
age of  offal,  but  the  rising  tide  carries  the  same  towards  shore,  lodging  much  upon  the  shallow 
places  from  which,  at  low  tide,  arises  the  ofi^ensive  effluvia  of  decaying  animal  matter.  The  filling 
up  of  these  places  and  the  construction  of  sewers  will  obviate  this  difficulty  and  accomplish  the  ob- 
ject of  locating  the  slaughtering  establishments  here.  The  Potrero  and  Bay  View  street  railroad 
passes   through  Butchertown,  as  does  also  the  adopted  route  of  the  Southern  Pacific  Railroad. 

South  San  Francisco. — South  of  Islais  Creek  is  the  growing  and  pleasant  suburb  of  South  San 
Francisco.  This  occupies  a  ridge  of  land  running  into  the  bay  and  terminating  at  Hunter's  Point. 
During  the  year  a  number  of  private  residences  have  been  constructed,  several  stores  and  public 
buildings.  Conspicious  among  all  is  the  new  Roman  Catholic  Orphan  Asylum,  a  large  wooden  struct- 
ure, fronting  on  Connecticut  street  and  from  its  elevation  commanding  an  extended  view  of  city  and 
bay  and  surrounding  country.  Here,  on  the  corner  of  Eleventh  Avenue  and  P  Street,  the  California 
Silk  Manufacturing  Company  has  erected  a  building  of  wood,  two  stories  in  hight,  having  a  front 
50  feet,  and  a  depth  of  125  feet  for  a  factory,  intending  to  add  this  noble  branch  to  the  many  industries 
of  the  State. 

On  the  corner  of  Railroad  and  Twelfth  Avenues,  Messrs  Bowen  Brothers,  the  extensive  grocers, 
have  erected  a  block  of  stores  nine  in  number.  These  are  of  wood  and  one  story  in  hight.  The 
Potrero  and  Bay  View  Railroad  gives  easy  and  ready  access  to  this  Southern  portion  of  the  city. 

The  White  House. — This  name  applies  to  the  elegant  building  owned  by  Messrs  Lazard  Freres, 
on  the  corner  of  Kearny  and  Post  sti-eets,  a  building  of  three  stories  high  and  basement,  fronting  87^ 
feet  on  Kearny  Street  and  108  feet  on  Post.  This  fine  structure  is  built  of  brick  and  iron  so  com- 
bined as  to  be  considered  safe  against  all  earthquake  shocks  with  which  San  Francisco  is  threatened. 
The  style  of  architecture  is  of  the  light,  airy,  ornamental  order  of  which  iron  enables  the  construct- 
ion, and  is  coming  in  vogue  in  this  city,  and  which  may  properly  be  styled  "  San  Franciscan."  The 
budding  of  this  order  can  be  seen  in  the  few  iron  front  buildings,  or  those  of  partial  iron  erected 
within  the  past  two  years,  and  which  the  architectural  genius  of  the  Pacific  Coast  is  called  upon  to 
perfect.  The  White  House  takes  its  name  from  its  color,  being  painted  white  in  most  pleasing 
contrast  to  the  dingy  sand  hill  color  generally  prevailing,  but  which  seems  now  to  be  changing, 
as  many  of  the  old,  as  well  as  new  houses  have  recently  exchanged  the  sombre  hue  to  the  cheerful 
white.  This  fine  structure  is  occupied  as  dry  goods  stores,  the  corner,  with  fifty  feet  front  on  Kearny 
Street,  by  J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co.,  and  the  balance  by  Rosenblatt's  Palace  of  fashion. 


Fair  rates  and  prompt  payments  by  the  F£OPLiES. 


C.  p.  VAJf  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  aud  716  Kearuy  Street.  P»»rnishinu  Goods. 


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Next  to  the  White  House  on  Kearny  Street,  Mr.  Van  Bergen  is  building  a  similar  structure.  It 
is  of  brick,  has  three  stories  and  a  basement,  and  occupies  a  frontage  on  Kearny  Street  of  65  feet 
by  a  depth  of  108  feet.  The  front  and  the  upper  floors  are  supported  by  cast  iron  pillars,  of  which 
there  are  twenty-six  in  all.  The  first  story  will  be  occupied  by  Keane,  O'Connor  &  Co.,  as  a  dry 
goods  store  and  the  Howe  Sewing  Machine  Co.,  the  basement  by  Ackerman  Bros,  for  fancy  goods, 
and  the  upper  story  by  William  Shew,  as  a  photographic  gallery.  The  dry  goods  stores  will  com- 
mand a  rental  of  $1,200  or  $1,300  per  month.     The  building  will  cost  $50,000. 

Bancroft's  Building. — This  handsome  structure,  on  the  south  side  of  Market  Street  between 
Third  and  Fourth,  wa^  commenced  in  18(39,  and  completed  and  opened  for  business  in  July,  1870. 
The  building  is  massive  and,  at  the  same  time,  graceful  in  appearance,  its  lofty  and  peculiarly  orna- 
mented front  being  one  of  the  chief  attractions  of  the  street.  In  dimensions  it  has  a  front  of 
76  feet  on  Market  Street,  running  through  to  Stevenson  Street  where,  with  a  slight  L,  it  has  a  front- 
age of  80  feet.  Its  altitude,  from  foundation  to  front  cornice,  is  100  feet,  and  it  is  divided  into  five 
stories  and  basement.  The  necessity  of  great  strength  has  been  observed  in  the  construction,  the 
walls  being  of  brick  and  the  first  story  of  the  front  of  iron.  The  window  casings  are  of  iron,  and 
iron  pillars  cast  in  pleasing  patterns  give  strength  and  beauty  to  the  front.  The  top  is  crowned  with 
a  bold,  projecting  cornice,  from  which  protrude  eight  figures,  two  representing  Punch,  two  Squibob, 
and  the  others  images  of  fancy,  altogether  unique  and  attractive.  Two  strong  brick  walls  inclose  a 
hall-way  and  divide  the  building  through  the  center,  the  eastern  portion  being  occupied  as  a  book  and 
publishing  house  of  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  and  the  western  portion  as  a  furniture  store  and  for  other 
purposes.  Through  the  center  of  the  main  rooms,  which  extend  from  street  to  street,  a  distance  of 
one  hundred  and  seventy  feet,  are  rows  of  iron  pillars,  thirteen  in  each,  and  they  are  repeated  through 
three  stories,  making  seventy-eight  in  all,  the  three  upper  stories  having  wooden  pillars.  The 
establishment  of  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.  comprises  all  of  the  different  departments  of  bookmaking,  and 
it  has  the  reputation  of  being  one  of  the  most  complete  of  its  character  in  the  United  States.  The 
cost  of  the  building  was  $140,000. 

Parisian  Hotkl. — This  is  a  large  tenement  house  corner  Broadway  and  Maxwell  streets  be- 
tween Polk  and  Larkin,  three  stories  in  hight,  fronting  42  feet  on  Broadway  and  running  through  to 
Vallejo  275  feet.  The  house  has  been  constructed  with  the  aim  of  giving  every  comfort  to  the  families 
occupying  it,  with  gas  and  water  throughout  and  a  large  yard  for  the  use  and  convenience  of  all. 
Oregon  lumber  is  the  material  of  which  it  is  constructed,  the  floors  being  double,  with  a  stratum  of 
three  inches  of  puddled  clay  between  the  layers  of  flooring,  thus  deadening  the  sound  to  the  story  be- 
low. A  neat  balcony  surrounds  the  building,  giving  it  an  airy  and  graceful  appearance.  This  fine 
block  has  been  erected  at  a  cost  of  $30,000  under  the  superintendence  of  Mr.  Thomas  Turnbull  the 
architect. 

Tocker's  Block. — Mr.  J.  W.  Tucker,  the  well-known  jeweler,  has  erected  a  most  pleasant  collec- 
tion of  forty  cottages  on  the  block  bounded  by  Webster,  Buchanan,  Jackson  and  Washington  streets. 
These  are  neat,  one  story  buildings  two  in  a  body,  with  bay  windows  and  other  ornamentations, 
painted  a  cheerful  white  and  surrounded  by  space  adapted  for  gardens.  These  are  sold  on  the  home- 
stead plan,  each  house  and  lot  for  $3,000,  which  the  purchaser,  or  tenant,  pays  by  an  advance  of  $500 
and  then  monthly  installments  of  $40.  The  locality  is  a  pleasant  one,  and  a  branch  of  the  Front  Street 
aud  Ocean  Railroad  running  by  the  premises,  renders  them  convenient  of  access. 

Real  Estate  Associates. — An  organization  known  as  the  Real  Estate  Associates,  has  graded 
three  blocks  in  the  Western  Addition,  the  first  bounded  by  Webster,  Fillmore,  Sacramento  and  Clay 
streets  ;  the  second  by  Steiner,  Fillmore,  Sacramento  and  Clay  ;  and  the  third  by  Steiner,  Pierce,  Sacra- 
mento and  Clay.  Upon  the  second  block  thirteen  houses,  two  stories  each,  have  been  built,  twenty 
feet  front  by  thirty-two  in  depth,  divided  into  seven  rooms  having  bay  windows  and  modern  conven- 
iences, altogether  making  a  fine  appearance.  These  houses  and  lots  are  sold  on  the  homestead  prin- 
ciple, each  for  $3,200,  of  which  $800  is  in  advance  and  the  remainder  in  monthly  payments  of  $50. 
Ih3  extension  of  different  branches  of  the  Front  Street  and  Ocean  Railroad  throughout  the  Western 
Addition  has  given  a  great  impetus  to  improvements  in  that  quarter. 

Duncan's  Building. — The  old  block  of  411  and  413  California  Street  has  been  torn  down  and 
the  beautiful  iron  front,  three  stories  and  basement  structure,  known  as  Duncan's  Building,  has  taken 
its  place.  This  now  c(mforms  to  the  general  fine  architectural  appearance  of  this  portion  of  California 
street,  the  quarter  of  banks,  insurance,  brokers  and  exchange.  Graceful  architecture,  strength  of 
material,  broad  passageways,  large  windows  and  capacious  apartments  are  the  characteristic  features 
and  which  must  at  once  attract  and  favorably  impress  the  stranger.  The  building  is  occupied  by 
offices  for  various  purposes  and  in  it  is  the  hall  of  the  Board  of  Brokers. 

College  Building. — On  the  north  side  of  Post  Street,  between  Montgomery  and  Kearny,  occupying 
lots  numbering  22,  24,  26  and  28,  Messrs.  O'Brien,  Plum  &  Ewing,  have  erected  a  fine  building  of 
brick  and  iron,  having  a  front  of  77^  feet,  a  depth  of  122^  feet,  having  three  stories  and  a  basement, 
with  an  aggregate  hight  of  63  feet  above  the  sidewalk.  Three  elegant  and  capacious  stores  occupy 
the  first  floor,  offices  and  store-room  the  second,  and  the  upper  story  is  devoted  entirely  to  the  various 
departments  of  Heald's  Business  College  which  gives  the  name  to  the  building.  The  western  store 
is  occupied  as  the  salesroom  of  the  Womens'  Cooperative  Union,  the  middle  is  the  carpet  and  furnish- 
ing warerooms  of  Plum,  Bell  &  Co.,  and  the  third  or  eastern  room  is  the  gas-fixture  and  plumbing 


JOJSTES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sanaom  Street,  Suspenders  and  Week  Ties. 


MASON  ft  FOIjIiABD'S  FUjIjS  cure  Fever  and  A^ue. 


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establishment  of  J.  H.  O'Brien  &  Co.     This  is  one  of  the  finest  structures  of  the  past  year,  and  adds 
greatly  to  the  appearance  of  the  neighborhood.     Its  cost  was  $45,000. 

Wormser's  Bcilding. — On  the  south  side  of  California  Street,  near  Sanson),  Mr.  Isaac  Wormser  has 
erected  a  substantial  three  story  iron  front  building  of  25  feet  front  by  80  in  depth,  taking- the  place 
of  one  of  the  olden  style  which  was  in  unpleasant  contrast  with  the  handsome  architecture  of  its 
neighbors.  This  improvement  completes  the  financial  quarter  of  California  street  at  least  on  the 
southern  side,  which  now,  from  Montgomery  to  Sansom  streets,  presents  a  front  of  architectural 
beauty  seldom  surpassed.     The  cost  of  the  alteration  has  been  $25,000. 

On  the  corner  of  Mission  and  Beale  streets,  Mr.  Henry  Droger  has  erected  a  large  wooden  build- 
ing in  place  of  others  destroyed  by  fire  on  the  night  of  October  20th,  1870.  This  has  a  frontage  of 
137^  feet  on  Beale  Street  by  45  feet  10  inches  on  Mission.  The  corner  is  occupied  as  a  store  and  the 
remainder  by  the  saw  mill  of  Richardson,  Dell  &  Co.  On  Beale  Street  north  of  Mission  the  extensive 
carriage  factory  of  Casebolt  k  Co.,  burned  last  year,  has  been  re  placed  by  a  strong  brick  struct- 
ure of  the  same  dimensions  as  the  one  destroyed,  and  business  is  resumed  as  though  never  inter- 
rupted by  the  fire  fiend. 

Central  Pacific  Railroad  Depot. — Great  changes  have  been  made  during  the  past  year  at  the 
foot  of  Second  Street  where  is  the  freight  depot  of  the  Central  Pacific  Railroad.  Substantial  wharves 
have  been  built,  upon  which  a  capacious  shed  of  several  hundred  feet  in  dimensions  has  been  erected. 
Within  this  the  necessary  ofiices  of  the  company  have  been  made  and  over  the  wharf  runs  a  laby- 
rinth of  tracks  conveying  to  one  on  an  adjustable  apron  which  can  be  raised  or  lowered  so  as  to  per- 
mit cars  to  or  from  the  deck  of  a  steamboat  by  which  they  are  transferred  with  their  cargoes  to  the 
main  track  on  the  opposite  side  of  the  bay.  A  track  also  extends  to  the  wharf  of  the  Pacific  Mail 
Steamship  at  the  foot  of  First  street,  whereby  cargoes  direct  from  China,  Japan  or  wherever  those 
steamers  ply,  can  be  transferred  at  once  to  the  cars  for  the  journey  overland.  The  works  are  ex- 
tensive and  answer  the  purpose  designed  but  do  not  constitute  such  a  depot  as  is  worthy  the  great 
transcontinental  road  nor  of  the  Metropolis  of  the  Pacific.  Two  thirty  acre  tracts  of  tide  lands 
south  of  the  present  landing  have  been  granted  by  the  State  to  the  Southern  and  Central  Pacific 
Railroad  Companies  for  depot  purposes  but  these  are  yet  unimproved. 

Light  Gcarps'  Armory. — This  building  erected  on  the  northwest  corner  of  New  Montgomery 
and  Howard  streets,  has  a  front  of  146  feet  on  New  Montgomery  and  80  feet  on  Howard  streets.  It 
is  built  of  brick  in  the  most  substantial  manner,  and  of  a  pleasant  style  of  architecture.  The  main 
upper  story  is  devoted  to  the  purposes  of  the  S.  F.  Light  Guard  as  au  armory,  drill  room  and  gymna- 
sium, and  the  lower  story  is  rented  in  stores. 

Miscellaneous. — Mr.  John  Conly  has  had  built  a  block  of  six  houses  on  O'Farrell  Street  betweert 
Jones  and  Leavenworth.     These  are  of  two  stories  and  basement,  of  wood  and  cost  about  $16,000. 

A  fine  two-story  house,  with  ornamental  grounds,  has  been  added  to  the  improvements  on  Leav- 
enworth Street  between  Ellis  and  O'Farrell,  cost  $6,000.  Similar  ones,  under  the  same  superintend- 
ance,  were  built  on  Folsom  Street  between  First  and  Second,  cost  $8,000;  another  between  Eighth  and 
Ninth,  cost  $4,000  ;  one  on  California  Street  near  Leavenworth,  cost  $4,000 ;  one  on  Harrison  Street 
between  Third  and  Fourth,  cost  $5,000,  and  one  on  Twenty-fourth  Street  between  Mission  and  Valen- 
cia, cost  $7,000. 

On  Larkin  Street  near  Sutter,  Mr.  L.  Brown  has  erected  four  tenement  houses,  costing  $5,500. 
On  the  same  near  the  corner  of  Post,  Mr.  Bashim  has  built  a  two-story  dwelling  of  ten  rooms  with  a 
studio  for  working  casts  in  plaster  and  stucco,  cost  $4,000.  At  the  corner  of  Ellis  and  Larkin  streets, 
a  fine  three  story  dwelling  has  been  constructed  for  Mr.  E.  Conlay,  cost  $4,000.  On  Post  Street  east  of 
Larkin,  Mr.  Russell  has  erected  a  tenement  block  of  three  stories,  having  a  frontage  of  22|  feet  on 
Post  Street  by  a  depth  of  60  feet.  Each  floor  forms  a  separate  tenement  of  seven  rooms,  cost  $4,500. 
On  the  corner  of  Larkin  and  Post  streets,  a  two-story  tenement  house  costing  $2,000,  and  on  Pine  Street 
near  Larkin  is  a  similar  house  costing  $3,000,  lately  constructed.  Mr.  S.  H.  Carlyle  has  built  on  Larkin 
Street  near  California  a  block  of  fine  private  residences  three  stories  in  hight,  costing  $14,000.  Each 
.dwelling  contains  eight  rooms  and  bath  room.  On  Geary  Street  near  Hyde,  Mr.  Tiesig  has  built  a  pri- 
vate dwelling  of  two  stories  and  basement,  costing  $4,500.  Mr.  Folkers  has  a  similar  house  on  Hyde 
Street  near  Sutter,  built  at  a  cost  of  $4,000.  On  the  corner  of  Turk  and  Taylor  streets,  Mr.  Max  Eng- 
lander  has  erected  a  three-story  boarding  house,  containing  twenty-four  rooms,  cost  $10,000.  In  this 
vicinity,  corner  of  Tyler  and  Hyde  streets,  Mr.  Wolf  has  in  course  of  construction  a  block  of  seven 
dwellings  to  cost  $14,500.  Another,  by  the  same  proprietor,  at  the  corner  of  Hyde  and  McAllister 
streets,  two  stories  high,  cost  $3,500.  On  Willow  Street,  west  of  Larkin  and  south  of  Ellis,  is  a  block  of 
four  buildings  two  stories,  and  six  rooms  each,  cost  $8,000.  Messrs.  Norton,  Morehouse  and  Capt.  Nor- 
ton have  built  each  a  private  residence  on  Larkin  Street  near  Turk  at  the  aggregate  cost  of  $10,000. 
Mr.  Davison,  on  Tyler  Street  above  Larkin  has  erected  a  fine  dwelling  house,  cost  $3,500.  On  the 
corner  of  Fulton  and  Franklin  streets,  Mr.  S.  D.  Gary  has  built  a  store  and  dwelling  at  a  cost  of  $4,000. 
Mr.  Kloppenburg,  City  Treasurer,  has  erected  three  private  dwellings  on  the  corner  of  Grove  and 
Franklin  streets,  each  three  stories  high,  costing  $9,000.  On  Post  Street  above  Mason,  a  three-story 
dwelling  has  been  erected  at  a  cost  of  $3,000.  On  Ellis  Street  near  Jones,  Colonel  Fray  has  built  a 
dwelling  costing  $3,000.  Mr.  Turner  has  erected  on  California  Street  between  Stockton  and  Powell  a 
fine  private  dwelling  of  ten  rooms,  cost  $4,000.  On  Clay  Street  between  Stockton  and  Powell,  Mr. 
McCormick,  Detective  Ofiicer  of  the  Insurance  Companies,  has  erected  a  dwelling  at  a  cost  of  3,000. 


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On  Filbert  Street  near  Mason,  Mr.  Patterson  has  erected  a  dwelling,  costing  $2,000.  Mr.  Altmann  has 
erected  a  house  of  three  stories  for  three  tenants,  on  Green  Street  east  of  Dupont,  cost  $2,500. 
A  similar  building  at  a  like  sum  has  been  built  on  Green  Street  above  Powell.  On  Dupont  Street 
above  Union,  Mr.  Cognio  has  erected  a  row  of  four  tenement  houses  of  three  stories,  costing  $4,000. 
On  Stockton  Street,  Mr.  Benson  has  built  a  beautiful  private  residence  of  three  stories,  with  a  richly 
ornamented  roof,  cost  $12,000. 

On  the  east  side  of  New  Montgomery  Street  on  the  corner  of  Minna,  the  Real  Estate  Associate 
Company  are  erecting  a  large  brick  building,  two  brick  stories  and  Mansard  roof  in  hight,  having  a 
front  of  135  feet  on  New  Montgomery  and  a  depth  of  80  feet.  On  the  west  side  of  Third  Street,  near 
Howard,  has  been  erected  a  fine  brick  block  of  four  stories  in  hight,  the  first  story  being  divided  into 
two  large  and  handsome  stores.  Two  tiers  of  large  bay  windows  adorn  the  front,  making  this  a  con- 
spicious  ornament  to  the  street.  The  building  cost  $40,000.  On  the  west  side  of  Taylor  Street  be- 
tween Ellis  and  Eddy,  Mrs.  Mish  has  erected  a  block  of  three  large  wooden  buildings  of  two  stories 
and  basement  in  hight  and  of  a  general  fine  appearance.  These  are  used  for  dwellings.  On 
Dupont  Street,  near  Post,  has  been  erected  a  fine  brick  block  by  Mr.  Osborne,  of  three  stories  and 
basement,  the  front  and  upper  stories  being  supported  by  iron  pillars.  The  basement  and  front  of 
the  first  story  will  be  divided  into  three  stores,  and  the  back  of  the  first  story  used  as  the  residence 
of  the  tenants  of  the  stores.  The  upper  stories  are  divided  into  tenements.  The  cost  of  this  build- 
ing is  $20,000. 

On  the  corner  of  Pacific  and  Sansom  streets.  Dr.  Henry  Adolphus  has  erected  a  wooden  block  of 
three  stories,  for  stores  on  the  first  story,  and  boarding  house  above,  to  be  called  the  Sedan  House. 
The  basement  is  of  brick,  which  with  the  front  of  the  first  story  will  be  divided  into  seven  large 
stores,  and  the  remainder  will  comprise  the  hotel.  The  building  will  have  a  front  of  107  feet  on 
Sansom  Street  and  65  on  Pacific  Street.  Cost  $37,000.  On  the  corner  of  Bush  and  Stockton  streets 
has  been  erected,  at  an  expense  of  $18,000,  a  hotel  building  occupying  a  space  seventy-one  by  eighty- 
one  feet  and  three  stories  high.     The  owner  is  Mr.  Barrett. 

Tobin's  Residence. — As  a  sample  of  one  of  the  most  elegant  private  residences  recently  constructed, 
that  of  Richard  Tobin,  Esq.,  corner  of  Taylor  and  California  streets,  is  worthy  of  particular  notice. 
The  building  is  of  three  stories  and  basement,  with  the  addition  of  a  towering  observatory  seventy- 
five  feet  in  hight,  affording  a  grand  view  of  city  and  bay,  the  surrounding  country,  the  Contra  Costa 
and  the  blue  Pacific  beyond  the  Golden  Gate.  The  ground  plan  of  the  main  structure  covers  an  area 
of  forty-eight  feet  front  by  fifty  deep,  and  a  wing  thirty -two  by  twenty  feet.  An  octagonal  vestibule 
thirteen  and  a  half  feet  diameter  leads  to  the  reception  room  of  the  same  size.  Four  allegorical  figures, 
representing  the  Seasons,  of  life  size,  and  imported  from  Italy  for  the  purpose,  ornament  the  vestibule. 
On  the  south  front  are  the  library  and  sitting-room  connected  by  folding  doors  of  black  walnut, 
and  capable  of  being  thrown  into  one.  There  can  be  had  from  these  apartments  a  complete  view  of 
the  city,  from  Lone  Mountain  and  over  the  bay  to  Oakland  Pier.  From  the  sitting  room  a  door  opens 
to  a  conservatory,  and  a  billiard  room  in  the  back  wiug.  At  the  junction  of  this  wing  with  the  main 
building,  is  a  stair-case  running  from  the  basement  to  the  top  story,  fifty  feet  in  hight.  From  the 
vestibule  in  the  main  hall  a  stair-case  of  black  walnut  4^  feet  wide,  and  with  balusters  of  most  elabo- 
rate design,  leads  to  the  second  story  hall.  This  communicates  by  sliding  doors  with  an  oratory  fitted 
up  with  altar,  etc.,  and  having  stained  glass  windows.  When  the  oratory  and  hall  are  thrown  into  one, 
there  is  formed  a  chapel  forty  feet  long.  The  attic  or  upper  story  is  divided  into  children's  play-rooms 
and  dressing-rooms.  The  building  is  lighted  by  71  windows,  thirty-five  of  which  are  in  front,  having 
ornamental  pilasters,  and  projecting  caps  and  fillet  mouldings.     The  cost  will  be  $50,000. 

Iters'  Residence. — On  O'Farrell  Street  near  Larkin,  Mr.  Richard  Ivers  has  erected  one  of  the 
elegant  residences  of  the  city.  The  building  is  of  three  stories  and  basement,  has  a  fancy  roof  and 
a  richly  decorated  front.  The  rooms  are  sixteen  in  number,  including  a  billiard  room  for  private  en- 
tertainment.    Cost  $12,000. 

Bancroft's  Residence. — On  the  southwest  corner  of  California  and  Franklin  streets,  Mr.  H.  H.  Ban- 
croft has  built  one  of  the  most  attractive  residences  that  adorns  this  part  of  the  city.  The  premises  oc- 
cupy a  one  and  a  half  50-vara  lot,  in  such  a  position  as  to  command  a  view  of  the  extended  portions  of 
the  broad  and  beautiful  bay,  its  islands,  fortifications,  the  shipping  at  anchor,  the  busy  tug  and  ferry 
boat,  and  the  pleasant  landscape  of  the  Contra  Costa  shore.  The  size  of  the  building  is  45  by  50 
feet,  with  an  L,  and  the  height  50  feet,  being  of  three  stories  and  a  basement.  The  foundation  is  of 
brick,  the  superstructure  of  wood,  with  a  Mansard  roof  Upon  the  grounds  is  a  stable  built  to  form 
an  appropriate  adjunct  to  the  residence,  being  30  by  30,  by  35  feet  in  dimensions,  and  sur- 
mounted by  a  Mansard  roof.     The  cost  is  about  $60,000. 

Recapitulation. — Since  our  last  review  of  the  improvements  of  the  city,  there  have  been  about 
nine  hundred  buildings  of  every  class  constructed,  finished,  or  commenced,  of  which  nine  have  been 
churches,  six  school  houses,  U.  S.  Branch  Mint,  hotels,  elegant  residences  and  structures  of  every 
class,  the  aggregate  expenditure  for  which  may  be  estimated  as  exceeding  three  million  dollars.  The 
foundations  of  the  principal  buildings  have  been  of  brick,  but  with  the  exception  of  some  ten  blocks 
and  two  churches  of  brick,  all  have  been  of  wood.  The  general  change  from  brick  to  wood,  has 
been  caused  in  part  from  fear  of  earthquakes  also  from  the  more  pleasant  and  healthy  character  of 
such  structures,  their  economy  and  facility  for  ornamentation,  the  confidence  and  efJBciency  of  the 


JONES,  PULIiBfAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Ladies'  and  Children's  Woolen  Goods. 


TERBA  SANTA,  a  remarkable  and  never-failing  remedy  lor  Bheumatism. 


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Fire  Department  and  the  low  rates  at  which  such  buildings  may  be  insured.  Highly  decorated  fronts 
is  the  adopted  stvle  in  San  Francisco,  and  raany  houses  on  the  most  prominent  streets  have  been  re- 
built in  order  to  conform  to  the  prevailing  fashion.  In  the  most  business  portions,  iron  is  greatly 
used  in  house  fronts,  its  great  strength  and  the  feasibility  of  being  cast  in  various  forms  rendering 
this  material  peculiarly  adapted  to  architectural  purposes.  Of  the  buildings  in  course  of  construct- 
ion at  the  time  of  our  last  report  the  Grand  Hotel,  Bancroft's  Building  and  the  Occidental  Hotel  ad- 
dition were  the  most  prominent.  These  have  been  finished  and  are  now  among  the  most  prominent 
features  of  the  city. 

Number  of  Buildings.— Toia\,  December,  1869,  18,059;  erected  during  the  year  1870,  900;  of 
this  number  "lOO  replaced  old  buildings.  Total,  December,  1870,  19,459,  of  which  4,380  are  of 
brick  and  15,079  are  of  wood.  The  Federal  Census,  1870,  returns  the  total  number  at  25,266. 
(See  article  on  Population,  page  11.) 

Real  Estate. — The  following  table,  taken  from  Charles  D.  Carter's  Real  Estate  Circular,  shows 
the  number  and  value  of  the  real  estate  sales  made  in  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  in  the 
year  1870  : 

January,  333  sales,  value,  $1,163,266;  February,  339,  $1,078,957;  March,  406,  $1,383,806; 
April,  531,  $1,732,675  ;  Mav,  482,  $1,939,293  ;  June,  293,  $1,451,748;  July,  290,  $1,000,756;  Au- 
gust,'479,'  $1,336,826;  September,  403,  $1,241,406;  October,  381,  $925,130 ;  November,  383, 
$1,211,229;  December,  357,  $1,166,180.     Total  sales  for  the  year,  4,677 ;  value,  $15,630,272. 

'  This  was  a  very  small  real  estate  business,  as  compared  with  that  transacted  in  the  two  previous 
years.  The  sales  made  in  1869  reached  6,908  in  number,  and  $29,937,717  in  value;  while  those  ef- 
fected in  1868  amounted  to  26,724  in  number,  and  to  $27,217,026  in  value.  Both  1868  and  18G9were 
years  of  great  real  estate  excitement,  altogether  unjustifiable  increase  of  sales  and  inflation  of  prices. 
Real  estate  was  very  dull  of  sale  in  1870.  Prices  of  all  property  outside  of  Ninth  and  LarUin  streets, 
and  on  all  second  and  third  class  business  streets  in  the  southern  portion  of  the  city,  tended  down- 
ward, the  full  average  fall  amounting  to  about  20  per  cent. 

There  is  really  nothing  discouraging  about  this  reduction,  either  of  prices  or  sales.  The  people 
have  simply  learned  that  neither  the  true  prosperity  of  a  city  or  State  lies  in  excitement,  and  in  real 
estate  sales  and  inflation  of  prices.  While  sales  of  land  have  been  dull,  buildings  have  increased 
rapidly  all  over  the  city,  but  especially  in  suburban  districts. 

Though  real  estate  sales  were  dull  and  prices  had  a  downward  tendency  in  1870,  general  confidence 
in  the  stability  of  the  property,  and  of  the  future  of  the  city  have  not  been  in  the  least  shaken  ;  and 
the  spring  of  1871  opens  with  every  prospect  of  renewed  real  estate  activity.  No  general  advance 
on  present  prices  is  anticipated  for  a  year  or  so,  everything  connected  with  the  business  having  set- 
tled down  to  a  quiet  and  legitimate'  basis.  One  of  the  most  encouraging  signs  of  the  times  con- 
nected with  real  estate,  is  the  reduction  by  the  savings  banks  of  the  rate  of  interest  to  10  per  cent, 
per  annum.  The  largest  of  these  banks  "is  now  loaning  at  this  reasonable  rate  in  small  sums,  and  all 
of  the  others  are  willing  to  let  money  at  the  same  rate  in  large  amounts. 

Those  who  were  disposed  to  take  a  gloomy  view  of  real  estate  prospects  two  years  ago,  prophe- 
sied that  a  panic  in  prices  would  occur,  and  tllat  the  foreclosure  of  real  estate  mortgages  would  con- 
sequently become  general.  None  of  these  prophesies  have  been  fulfilled.  Prices  have  undoubtedly 
given  wa'y  some,  but  not  to  any  general  extent ;  while  the  services  of  the  Sheriff  were  not  in  greater 
requisition,  in  connection  with  real  estate  foreclosures  in  1870,  than  they  were  in  1868  or  1869. 

Commercial  Matters. — The  following  figures,  compiled  from  the  Commercial  Herald  of  January 
13,  1871,  show  the  extent  of  the  principal  commercial  transactions  of  the  Port  of  San  Francisco  for 
the  year  ending  December  31,  1870: 

the  exports  of  treasure  were  $32,983,140,  against  $37,287,117  for  1869.     The  total  gross  value  of 

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vessels,  with  a  tonnage  of  1,166,509,  in  1869.  The  number  of  vessels  which  left  port  was  763,  with 
a  tonnage  of  573,582.  The  receipts  from  Customs  were  $7,739,248,  against  $8,339, :^.84  in  1869. 
The  aggregate  Federal  receipts  in  the  First  District  was  $11,479,785,  against  $12,224,589  in  1889. 
The  entire  coinage  of  the  U.  S.  Branch  Mint  was  $20,355,000,  against  $14,363,550  in  1869.  The 
amount  of  the  sales  of  mining  and  other  stocks  amounted  to  $51,186,460,  against  $69,089,731  in 
1869. 

Shipments  of  Treasure  from  San  Francisco,  1848-70. 

1848   $58,500;    1849,  $4,921,450;    1850,  $27,676,346;    1851,  $42,582,695;    1852,  $46,586,134; 


1868,  $35,444,395  ;  1869,  $37,287,117  ;  1870,  $32,983,140.     Total,  $935,916,697. 


Mortality— San  Francisco,  1869-70. 

The  Report  of  the  Health  Officer  for  the  year  ending  June  30th,  1870,  places  the  number  of  deaths 
as  follows:  Males,  2,055  ;  females,  1,188  ;  total,  3,243— of  which  2,989  were  white  persons.  The 
total  deaths  during  the  year  1869  was  4,093. 


'  Fair  dealing  and  prompt  payments  "—the  motto  of  the  PEOPJjES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  718  Kearny  Street,  Tobacco  and  Cigars. 


RAILROADS.  27 


BAILBOADS. 

San  Francisco,  being  the  center  of  trade  on  the  Pacific  Coast,  is  directly  interested  in  the  ica- 
proveraent  of  every  channel  of  commerce  tending  to  facilitate  trade  or  open  new  avenues  of  travel, 
in  whichever  part  of  our  vast  territory  they  may  be.  No  narrow  minded  jealousy  should  conspire  to 
oppose  any  such  improvement,  whether  in  the  remotest  North,  or  extreme  South,  for  all  will  find 
their  center  here  and  unite  in  giving  it  prosperity.  This  centrality  is  unalterably  fixed  by  nature, — 
by  the  unrivaled  harbor  and  noble  bay  which  indent  the  coast,  the  branching  streams  of  navigable 
water,  giving  hundreds  of  miles  of  steam  communication  into  a  country  the  most  fertile  and  lovely 
of  the  earth,  with  mines  of  precious  and  useful  metals  in  great  profusion,  and  forests  and  scenery  of 
unparalleled  grandeur  opening  to  it  by  natural  routes,  while  on  the  other  hand  the  winds  and 
oceanic  currents  so  favor  the  latitude  as  to  forbid  a  rival  to  the  port.  San  Francisco  is  in  the  path 
of  empire.  The  accidents  or  the  designs  of  nature  have  fixed  the  condition  and  marked  its  destiny. 
At  such  a  point,  where  all  natural  lines  concentrate,  there  too  must  all  artificial  lines.  Trans-con- 
tinental railroads  may  seek  a  harbor  either  north  or  south,  at  each  extreme  of  our  territory,  but 
none  will  have  a  terminus  until  it  reaches  the  central  point  of  the  western  coast. 

The  railroad  is  the  most  simple  and  complete  of  all  the  artificial  highways  yet  conceived  by  man.  The 
strong  iron  bars  form  a  smooth  and  uniform  tracli  over  rocks  and  marsh  alike,  crossing  rivers,  plains, 
mountains,  and  desert  sands,  with  no  hindrance  to  the  whirling  wheels  nor  fatigue  to  the  powerful 
machine,  which  like  a  living  monster,  drags  his  mighty  train  along,  with  a  speed  unattainable  by 
other  means.  No  roads  of  history,  ancient  or  modern,  exhausting  the  resources  of  an  empire  at  the 
command  of  a  despot  to  construct,  can  compare  in  efficiency  to  the  two  simple  iron  rails,  scarcely 
observable  as  they  lie  upon  the  plain.  This  grand  consummation  of  genius  and  science,  in  this  most 
practical  age  of  the  human  race,  has  now  come  to  aid  the  development  of  the  country,  and  give  ease 
and  comfort  to  man,  and  is  now  regarded  as  indispensable  to  progress.  Great  minds  appreciate  the 
rising  importance  of  railroads,  and  with  strong  will  and  untiring  energy  are  working  like  giants  in  their 
construction.  Throughout  the  Pacific  Coast  the  work  goes  on,  the  most  pleasing  assurance  of  the 
extraordinary  wealth  of  the  country  and  the  determination  of  capital  to  reap  the  reward  of  its  de- 
velopment. 

This  is  now  the  age  of  railroads.  With  the  completion  of  the  Pacific  transcontinental  railroad  a 
new  era  of  aid  and  advancement  was  opened  for  the  western  slope.  Although  other  railroads  had 
been  built  and  in  operation  a  number  of  years,  the  great  impetus  was  given  and  the  change  effected 
by  the  last.  From  this  date  progress  may  be  expected  in  this  manner  of  constructing  this  most  per- 
fect of  highways,  until  every  road  throughout  the  country  where  there  is  daily  travel  will  have  its 
iron  track. 

Much  attention  has  recently  been  paid  to  the  narrow  gauge  railroad  that  has  proved  such  a  suc- 
cess at  Festiniog,  in  Wales.  A  track  of  but  twenty-three  inches  in  width,  with  engines  of  but  five 
tons  weight,  was  found  practicable,  performing  a  great  amount  of  service,  and  operating  in  the  most 
economical  manner.  Such  roads,  cheap  in  construction  and  cheap  in  operation,  are  peculiarly  well 
adapted  to  the  mountainous  and  sparcely  settled  regions  of  the  Pacific  Coast,  and  many  places  by  their 
means  will  be  reached  by  the  iron  horse  which  would  otherwise  remain  isolated  for  an  indefinite  period. 
This  style  of  road  is  soon  to  be  tried  in  several  parts  of  the  country.  A  company  has  been  formed 
in  this  city  for  the  purpose  of  entering  upon  the  construction  of  narrow  gauge  railroads,  and  one 
from  the  Central  Pacific  to  Grass  Valley  and  Nevada  is  proposed. 

In  the  neighboring  State  of  Nevada,  by  Act  of  the  Legislature,  the  eastern  counties  have  been 
authorized  to  vote  a  subsidy  for  the  purpose  of  aiding  in  the  construction  of  a  narrow  gauge  road 
running  south  from  the  Central  Pacific  at  Elko  to  the  town  of  Hamilton  in  White  Pine  County, 
with  the  probable  extension  to  Pioche  and  to  the  Colorado  river.  For  this  important  work  a  com- 
pany has  been  organized  and  the  work  of  survey  undertaken. 

The  history  «f  railroading  on  the  Pacific  Coast  can,  at  this  date,  be  told  in  a  few  brief  paragraphs. 
Washington  Territory,  though  one  of  the  youngest  in  its  organization,  and,  until  recently,  backward 
in  its  settlement,  yet  has  the  honor  of  having  the  pioneer  railroad.  This  was  made  in  1852,  for  the 
passage  of  the  Cascades,  or  falls  of  the  Columbia.  This  is  six  miles  in  length,  connecting  the  two  towns 
of  Cascades  and  Upper  Cascades,  and  does  a  thriving  business.  Above  and  below  these  places,  goods 
and  passengers  are  transported  in  boats  of  the  Oregon  Steam  Navigation  Company. 

To  the  Sacramento  Valley  Railroad  is  usually  accorded  the  honor  of  being  the  first  constructed 
west  of  the  Rocky  Mountains,  but  this  properly  belongs  to  the  Cascade  Railroad.  The  Sacramento 
Valley,  however,  was  the  first  of  California,  and  the  first  for  a  number  of  years  in  importance.  This 
was  constructed  in  1855  and  1856,  from  Sacramento  to  Folsom,  a  length  of  twenty-two  and  a  half 
miles,  at  a  cost  of  about  $1,100,000 — a  very  large  sum,  considering  the  level  country  over  which  it 
was  made.  For  a  number  of  years,  this  short  road  transacted  a  large  business  ;  but  through  the 
decline  of  prosperity  in  the  section  of  its  patrons,  accompanied  by  the  construction  of  the  Pacific 
Railroad  running  from  the  same  point  and  supplying  to  a  great  extent  the  same  territory,  it  lost  a 
large  portion  of  the  trade,  and  now  but  little  more  than  pays  its  running  expenses. 

The  Sacramento  Valley  and  Placerville  Railroad  is  an  extension  of  the  first,  running  from  Folsom 
to  Shingle  Springs,  in  El  Dorado  County,  a  distance  of  twenty-six  miles.  This  route  is  quite  circuit- 
ous to  its  present  terminus,  and  remains  incomplete.  The  business  of  the  road  is  the  transportation 
of  passengers  and  merchandise  of  Amador  and  the  southern  part  of  El  Dorado  Counties. 


JONES,  PUIiIiMAN  &  CO..  110  Sansom  Street,  Combs  and  Brushes. 


HEDINuTON,  HOSTETTEH.  &  CO..  Sole  Agents  for  sale  of  Quicksilver. 


28  SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


The  San  Francisco  and  San  Jos^  Railroad,  now  a  part  of  the  Southern  Pacific,  fifty  miles  in 
length,  between  the  two  cities  whose  names  it  bears,  was  a  great  advance  in  the  construction  of  this 
noble  means  of  travel.  The  business  of  this  road  has  always  been  large,  passing  as  it  does,  many 
of  the  most  pleasant  localities  chosen  as  the  suburban  residences  of  citizens  of  San  Francisco  ;  also 
aflfording  convenient  means  to  market  for  a  large  and  very  productive  section  of  country. 

The  Southern  Pacific  Railroad  is  an  extension  of  the  latter  fro'n  San  Jose  to  Gilroy,  a  distance  of 
thirty  miles,  and  was  constructed  in  1869.  At  present  it  accommodates  the  passenger  travel  and 
carries  the  mail  for  the  southern  and  southeastern  part  of  the  State ;  stages  branching  from  the 
terminus  at  Gilroy  to  Yisalia,  also  to  Watsonville,  Monterey,  Los  Angeles  and  intermediate  points. 
The  main  road  is  now  soon  to  be  extended  through  the  great  valley  of  the  San  Joaquin  and  Tulare, 
and  by  way  of  Tehachipa  Pass  and  Los  Angeles  to  a  jumjtion  with  the  Texas  Pacific  Railroad  at 
some  point  to  be  designated  by  the  authorities  at  Washington, 

The  Texas  Pacific  Railroad  has  recently  been  provided  for  by  Act  of  Congress.  This  will  con- 
stitute a  transcontinental  road  by  the  thirty-second  parallel  route  with  termini  at  San  Diego  on  the  west 
and  New  Orleans  on'the  east,  forming  the  important  portion  of  our  Southern  railroad  system.  A  main 
trunk  is  provided  for  from  Marshall,  on  the  eastern  border  of  Texas,  to  the  Colorado  river  at  Fort  Yuma. 
The  main  line  is  expected  to  terminate  at  San  Diego,  but  a  branch  at  Fort  Yuma  via  Los  Angeles  to 
the  Southern  Pacific  Railroad  will  make  San  Francisco  the  real  terminus.  From  Marshall  eastward 
branches  are  provided  for  to  Vicksburg,  Baton  Rouge  and  New  Orleans.  The  length  of  this  road 
from  New  Orleans  to  San  Diego  will  be  about  1,800  miles,  and  to  San  Francisco  about  2,200.  The 
construction  of  this  road  and  its  branches  will  undoubtedly  be  vigorously  entered  upon  the  present 
year,  and  a  new  life  instilled  into  the  southern  country. 

The  Northern  Pacific  Railroad  is  the  great  project  of  the  North.  Magnificent  grants  have  been  made 
to  this  road  by  Congress,  and  work  upon  it  has  been  already  commenced.  Duluth,  at  the  western  ex- 
treme of  Lake  Superior,  has  been  designated  as  its  eastern  terminus,  and  the  new  town  of  Kalama,  on 
the  Columbia  river,  sixty  miles  from  its  mouth,  has  been  made  temporarily  the  western  terminus, 
though  ultimately  it  will  reach  to  one  of  the  grand  harbors  of  Puget  Sound. 

The  Central  Pacific  Railroad  is  the  great  achievement  of  the  age.  This  in  California  has  borne 
the  names  of  Central  Pacific  and  Western  Pacific  ;  but  these  are  now  merged  in  one.  The  Central 
Pacific  now  extends  from  the  borders  of  San  Francisco  Bay  to  Ogden,  in  Utah  Territory  a  distance 
of  eight  hundred  and  eighty  miles,  there  connecting  with  the  Union  Pacific,  one  thousand  and  thirty- 
two  miles,  to  Omaha,  and  at  that  point  with  other  roads,  to  every  part  of  the  East  and  to  the  Atlantic 
seaboard,  making  a  continuous  line  across  the  continent  of  three  thousand  three  hundred  and  five 
miles  to  New  York.  This  is  one  of  the  noblest  works  of  the  age,  and  is  one  of  the  great  measures  in 
fulfilling  the  destiny  of  the  United  States.  The  principal  credit  for  its  inception  and  construction  is 
due  to  Messrs.  Stanford,  Huntington,  Hopkins,  Crocker  and  Miller,  who  have  exhibited  an  enterprise 
and  energy  never  before  surpassed  in  boldness  or  skill  of  execution.  This  company  now  owns  the 
Sacramento  Valley  Railroad,  the  Southern  Pacific  as  far  as  constructed,  the  San  Joaquin  Valley 
Road,  and  the  California  and  Oregon.  The  former  roads  known  as  the  San  Francisco  and  Oakland, 
connecting  San  Antonio  with  the  San  Francisco  and  Oakland  Ferry,  and  the  San  Francisco  and  Ala- 
meda, from  the  ferry  to  Haywoods,  are  now  combined  with  the  Central  Pacific ;  and  the  California 
Central,  from  Junction  to  Lincoln,  and  the  Yuba  Valley,  from  Lincoln  north  a  few  miles,  now  consti- 
tute portions  of  the  California  and  Oregon  Railroad.  The  Central  Pacific  has  also  a  branch  fourteen 
miles  in  length,  from  Niles  to  San  Jose'  where  it  joins  the  Southern  Pacific. 

The  San  Joaquin  Valley  Railroad,  joining  the  Central  at  Wilson,  is  completed  to  the  town  of 
Modesta  on  the  Stanislaus  River,  and  is  a  most  important  adjunct  to  the  main  branch. 

The  California  and  Oregon  has  been  rapidly  extended  during  the  past  year,  and  is  now  completed 
to  near  the  head  of  the  great  Sacramento  Valley,  opposite  Red  Bluff,  one  hundred  and  thirty-five  miles 
from  Sacramento  City.  This  is  a  most  important  road,  passing  through  a  fertile  agricultural  section, 
and  destined  to  join  the  Oregon  Central  Railroad,  now  building  south  from  Portland,  and,  when  both 
are  completed,  making  a  continuous  line  of  six  hundred  and  thirty  miles  in  length. 

The  Southern  Pacific,  including  the  San  Francisco  and  San  Jose  Railroad,  has  been  extended 
thirty  miles  to  Gilroy,  and  the  design  is  expressed  of  extending  it  to  the  Colorado  River,  at  some  point 
not  yet  designated,  and  thence  to  the  Mississippi  Valley,  in  connection  with  Eastern  roads.  Another 
Southern  Pacific  road  is  proposed,  from  San  Diego  eastward,  and  several  companies  have  been  organ- 
ized for  the  purpose,  and  aid  of  Government  asked,  but  no  further  advance  made. 

The  California  Pacific  Railroad,  with  its  branches,  is  next  in  Importance  to  the  great  transcon- 
tinental road.  This  runs  through  the  richest  agricultural  sections  of  the  Pacific  Coast,  and  gives  the 
shortest  passage  from  Sacramento  and  the  northern  part  of  the  valley  to  San  Francisco.  Its  main 
line  is  from  Vallejo  to  Sacramento,  sixty  miles  in  length.  The  first  branch  is  the  Napa  Valley  Rail- 
road, leaving  the  main  line  seven  miles  from  Vallejo,  and  extending  to  Calistoga,  thirty-three  miles 
from  the  junction.  At  Vaca  station,  a  railroad  four  miles  in  length  connects  with  Vacaville.  At 
Davisville,  an  important  branch  forty-five  miles  in  length  leads  to  Marysville,  passing  through 
Woodland,  and  crossing  the  Sacramento  River  at  Knights  Landing.  At  Marysville,  connection  is 
made  with  the  Northern  California  Railroad,  of  twenty-nine  miles  in  length,  to  Oroville,  thus  giving  a 
continuous  line  of  one  hundred  and  forty  miles  from  San  Francisco,  including  twenty-three  miles  of 
steamboat  connection  from  Vallejo.  This  valuable  road  was  first  projected  by  the  citizens  of  Marys- 
ville, of  whom  D.  C.  and  J.  W.  Haskin  and  the  late  D.  W.  C.  Rice  were  the  principal ;  and  as  early 


Insure  yftur  Building,  Vessel,  or  Cargo,  in  the  FEOFIJES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAAC3K  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Keamy  Street,  Yankee  Notions. 


as  1860,  work  was  done  in  preparing  the  road-bed  from  Marysville  toward  the  Sacramento  River. 
Still  another  branch  is  proposed,  extending  from  Woodland  up  the  west  side  of  the  Sac  ramento 
River,  to  the  head  of  the  valley.  Such  a  road  would  command  the  trade  of  the  greater  part  of  the 
valley ;  consequently  its  future  is  to  be  one  of  the  greatest  arteries  of  trade  and  travel  on  the  Pacific 
Coast.  Another  branch  is  now  in  course  of  construction ;  to  connect  Vallejo  with  the  Russian  River 
Valley,  passing  through  the  lovely  valley  of  Sonoma.  Work  has  been  commenced  both  at  Santa 
Rosa,  its  northern  terminus  and  at  Vallejo,  with  promise  of  its  early  completion.  This  company  has 
purchased  recently  the  steamers,  barges,  etc.,  of  the  California  Steam  Navigation  Company,  which 
will  be  employed  in  connection  with  their  lines  of  railroad. 

The  Stockton  and  Copperopolis  Railroad,  so  long  in  contemplation,  is  becoming  an  accomplished 
fact.  Tt\  important  work  is  now  being  rapidly  completed  by  our  enterprising  and  energetic 
townsman.  Col.  J.  P.  Jackson,  President  of  the  California  Pacific  Railroad.  A  section  from  Stock- 
ton to  Peters  has  been  finished,  and  the  work  of  transporting  goods  and  passengers  over  it  has 
commenced.  When  the  entire  road  is  made  to  Copperopolis,  it  will  have  a  length  of  forty  miles, 
from  which  point  it  is  designed  to  continue  it  easterly  to  Sonora,  a  further  distance  of  seventeen 
miles.  This  road  will  aid  in  the  reopening  of  a  valuable  mining  region,  as  well  as  forwarding  the 
development  of  a  rising  agricultural  and  horticultural  section. 

The  Stockton  and  lone  Railroad  Company  is  an  incorporation  proposing  to  build  a  branch  to  the 
Copperopolis  road,  tapping  it  at  a  point  ten  miles  from  Stockton,  and  extending  to  lone  City,  a  dis- 
tance of  twenty-five  miles. 

The  Stockton  and  Visalia  Railroad  is  a  project  held  in  statu  quo  by  the  action  of  Courts  restraining 
the  paying  of  subsidies  by  cities  and  counties  along  its  route. 

From  Antioch  a  railroad  is  proposed  up  the  west  bank  of  the  San  Joaquin,  a  distance  of  twenty- 
eight  miles,  to  Ellis,  where  it  will  intersect  the  Central  Pacific.  The  route  is  over  a  level  and  fertile 
plain,  the  right  of  way  has  been  granted  by  property-owners,  money  subscribed,  and  the  prospect  of 
the  early  construction  of  the  road  is  favorable.  The  project  includes  the  continuance  of  the  road  up 
the  west  side  of  the  San  Joaquin  to  Watson's  Ferry,  thence  to  Visalia.  The  line  has  been  surveyed, 
and  the  route  found  exceedingly  favorable. 

The  Los  Angeles  and  Wilmington  is  the  only  railroad  in  the  southern  part  of  the  State.  This  has 
a  length  of  eighteen  miles,  and  connects  the  city  of  Los  Angeles  with  the  port  of  San  Pedro,  at  W  1- 
mington. 

The  Pittsburg,  and  the  Black  Diamond,  two  railroads,  each  seven  miles  in  length,  have  been  con- 
structed from  the  coal  mines  of  Monte  Diablo  to  landings  on  Suisun  Bay;  one  terminating  at  Pitts- 
burg landing,  and  the  other  at  New  York  of  the  Pacific.  Over  these  roads  13,000  tons  of  coal  are 
transported  monthly. 

The  San  Francisco  and  North  Pacific  Railroad,  formerly  intended  to  run  from  Saucelito  north, 
has  had  its  initial  point  changed  to  Donahue,  near  Petaluma,  and  has  been  completed  as  far  as  Santa 
Rosa,  fifteen  miles,  being  in  one  of  the  richest  sections  of  California.  It  is  now  extending  to  Clover- 
dale,  at  the  head  of  Russian  River  Valley. 

The  San  Rafael  and  San  Quentin  Railroad,  three  and  a  half  miles  in  length,  connects  with  the 
ferry  to  San  Francisco.  This  has  been  constructed  during  the  past  year,  and  is  in  successful  opera- 
tion. 

The  Virginia  City  and  Truckee  Railroad,  in  Nevada,  has  a  length  of  thirty-five  miles,  and  connects 
the  first  named  place  with  the  Carson  River  near  Carson  City,  and  is  used  chiefly  for  the  transporta- 
tion of  silver  ore  from  the  mines  to  mills  on  the  river,  and  returning  with  fuel,  lumber,  etc. 

The  Dalles  railroad,  fifteen  miles  in  length,  from  the  town  of  Dalles  to  Celilo,  making  the  portage 
of  these  falls  of  the  Columbia,  is  an  important  road  of  Oregon.  At  Oregon  City  is  another  portage 
railroad,  passing  the  falls  of  the  Willamette,  connecting  the  lower  with  the  upper  river.  Though 
short,  this  is  an  important  road,  and  accommodates  a  large  amount  of  business. 

The  Utah  Central  Railroad,  from  the  Pacific  Railroad  at  Ogden  to  Salt  Lake  City,  completes  the 
list  of  railroads  of  the  Pacific  Coast.  This  has  a  length  of  thirty-six  miles,  and  was  built  in  1869. 
It  is  an  important  road,  and  will  probably  be  extended  within  a  short  period  to  other  points  in  the 
Territory. 

A  large  number  of  other  roads  are  proposed,  and  the  ensuing  summer  promises  to  be  a  busy  one  in 
this  important  line  of  improvement.  The  principal  of  these  already  mentioned  are  the  Southern,  Texas 
and  Northern  Pacific,  which  several  years  will  be  required  to  complete.  At  Santa  Cruz,  work  is  pro- 
gressing on  a  railroad  up  the  valley  of  the  San  Lorenzo,  sixteen  miles  in  length,  accommodating  the 
various  interests  of  agriculture,  manufactures,  lumber,  and  lime-making,  for  which  this  section  is  noted. 
This  it  is  proposed  to  extend  to  a  junction  with  the  Southern  Pacific  Railroad,  and  thus  make  direct 
connection  with  San  Francisco. 

Several  branches  to  the  Central  Pacific,  leading  to  the  diflFerent  mining  districts  of  Nevada,  are  con- 
templated ,and  the  character  of  the  recent  mineral  developments  throughout  that  Stated  emands  the  con- 
struction of  one  or  more.  Lines  are  proposed  from  San  Jose  to  Alviso  ;  from  Gilroy  to  Watsonville ; 
from  Salinas  City  to  Monterey  ;  from  Wilmington,  via  Anaheim,  to  San  Bernardino ;  also,  others  of 
less  prospect  of  early  construction.  Surveys  have  been  made  recently  for  a  railroad  between  San 
Francisco  and  Sacramento,  by  the  most  direct  route  from  Oakland  north,  crossing  the  Straits  of  Car- 
quinez  at  or  near  Benicia,  by  ferry  or  bridge.  This  is  undertaken  by  the  Central  Pacific  Company, 
and  will  be  an  important  addition  to  their  road. 


JONES,  PTTT.T.WATW  A  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dreaa  Buttons  in  sreat  variety. 


EEDIKQTOM    HOSTETTEB  &  CO.,  Importers  Choice  Fancy  Gtoods,  Perfumery,  etc.,  etc. 


30  SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 

With  the  extensive  railroad  building  now  commencing  upon  the  Pacific  Coast  must  come  a  great 
revival  of  business.  The  roads  are  not  only  at  the  two  extremes  of  north  and  south,  but  are  through- 
out the  entire  extent  of  our  territory.  Both  the  new  transcontinental  roads  are  well  endowed,  their 
routes  lay  through  portions  of  the  country  of  great  resources,  they  are  a  necessity,  and  their  pros- 
pects of  business  are  good.  Avast  extent  of  our  own  and  foreign  territory  is  to  be  supplied,  and  peo- 
pled and  made  productive.  New  and  prosperous  States  will  be  added  to  the  Union  by  them,  and  the 
now  sparsely  settled  regions,  from  British  Columbia  on  the  north  to  Mexico  on  the  south,  will  become 
busy  with  miners,  farmers,  lumbermen  and  manufacturers,  making  it  one  of  the  most  important  grand 
divisions  of  the  Republic.  The  California  and  Oregon  and  the  Southern  Pacific  Railroads  will  connect 
the  Northern  Pacific  with  the  Texas  Pacific,  thus  constituting  a  grand  trunk  line  from  the  northern  to 
the  southern  border,  from  the  Columbia  to  the  Colorado.  With  the  many  minor  lines  projected,  there 
appears  a  prospect  for  a  generous  employment  for  labor,  and  a  busy  time  for  all. 


Meteorological  Observations  made  at  San  Francisco  from  January,  1850,  to 

December,  1870. 

BY   HENRY    GIBBONS,    M.D. 

In  the  following  tables  the  reader  will  find,  in  a  condensed  form,  the  results  of  twenty  years'  dili- 
gent observation  of  the  climate  of  San  Francisco,  with  more  particular  reference  to  rain.  A  single 
glance  at  the  rain  tables  will  present  the  quantity  of  rain  which  has  fallen  in  each  month  since  1850 
the  quantity  in  each  season  ;  the  quantity  before  and  after  the  end  of  the  year  ;  the  date  of  the  be 
ginning  and  ending  of  each  rainy  season,  and  the  date  of  the  first  and  last  scattering  rains.  The 
following  are  some  of  the  deductions  presented  by  this  record : 

Rain  has  fallen  in  every  month  of  the  year.  In  July  it  has  rained  only  in  one  year  ;  August  has 
furnished  rain  in  four  years ;  June  in  six  years  ;  September  in  seven  years  ;  October  in  eleven  years. 
No  account  is  made  of  a  mere  sprinkle,  nor  of  the  deposit  of  Summer  mist.  The  greatest 
quantity  of  mist  which  ever  falls  in  twenty-four  hours  is  about  three-hundredths  of  an  inch.  But 
this  quantity  is  very  rare.     Near  the  ocean  the  mist  is  much  more  copious. 

The  driest  season  was  1850-1,  which  gave  only  seven  inches.  Next  to  that  was  1863-4,  with 
eight  and  one-half  inches.  The  winter  of  1867-8  gave  the  most  rain — forty  .inches.  The  average 
is  between  twenty-one  and  twenty-two  inches. 

The  earliest  setting  in  of  the  rainy  season  was  November  1st ;  the  latest,  January  12th.  An  early 
beginning  and  an  abundant  supply  are  apt  to  go  together,  but  there  is  no  rule  in  this  respect.  The 
latest  beginnings  have  been  followed  by  an  average  supply. 

The  average  date  of  the  beginning  of  the  rainy  season  is  November  28th  ;  of  the  termination, 
April  10th.  March  is  as  certain  to  bring  rain  in  liberal  amount  as  any  other  month.  In  one  year 
out  of  every  three,  there  is  no  rain  of  importance  after  March.  The  last  showers  of  the  season 
come,  with  remarkable  uniformity,  about  the  third  week  of  May. 

The  middle  of  January  is  the  average  dividing  point  of  the  rainy  season.  The  mean  quantity 
before  January  1st  is  about  equal  to  the  mean  quantity  after  January  31st. 

December  gives  the  greatest  average  quantity ;  January  is  not  far  behind  ;  February,  March  and 
November  come  next,  and  are  nearly  alike ;  then  April,  May,  and  October,  in  the  order  named. 

The  greatest  amount  of  rain  in  any  one  month  was  in  January,  1862,  when  there  fell  the  enormous 
quantity  of  eighteen  inches. 

It  is  worthy  of  note  that,  in  the  driest  seasons,  there  has  been  an  abundant  supply  for  agricultural 
purposes,  had  it  been  distributed  evenly.  Three  inches  in  December,  with  one  inch  in  each  of  the 
four  following  months  would  answer  all  purposes. 

The  rain-table  of  San  Francisco  may  be  made  the  basis  for  estimating  the  fall  in  other  parts  of  the 
State.  The  mountains  of  the  north  have  from  two  to  three  times  as  much,  and  the  southern  section 
of  the  State  about  half  as  much,  or  even  less  in  some  localities.  The  valley  of  the  Sacramento  has 
nearly  the  same  quantity  as  San  Francisco ;  that  of  the  San  Joaquin  one-fourth  or  one-third  less,  the 
quantity  diminishing  southward. 

By  reference  to  the  tables  showing  the  extremes  of  heat  and  cold,  it  appears  that  the  coldest 
weather  was  in  January,  1854,  when  the  mercury  fell  to  25°.  At  that  time,  the  mud  in  the  streets 
was  frozen  solid,  and  the  shallow  ponds  were  covered  with  ice  strong  enough  for  boys  to  skate  on. 
But  such  weather  is  extremely  rare,  though  since  that  time  the  ground  has  been  frozen  several  times 
so  as  not  to  thaw  fully  in  the  shade  for  a  day  or  two.  The  coldest  noonday  embraced  in  the  record 
was  37°.  Often  the  entire  winter  passes  by  ■without  bringing  the  thermometer  so  low  as  the  freezing 
point.     In  1853  it  fell  at  no  time  below  40''. 

The  extreme  of  heat  was  on  the  10th  and  11th  of  September,  1852,  when  the  thermometer  reached 
97°  and  98°  on  the  two  days  respectively.  This,  however,  was  entirely  exceptional,  and  might  not 
occur  again  in  half  a  century.  The  air  was  dry  as  a  sirocco,  and  caused  the  woodwork  of  houses  to 
crackle  and  the  plaster  to  break  on  the  wooden  walls. 

With  the  exception  just  noted,  the  hottest  day  on  record  was  93°  on  the  6th  of  July,  1867.  In 
October,  1864,  and  in  September,  1865,  it  reached  91°,  and  in  July,  1855,  it  reached  90°.  Thus  it 
appears  that  there  were  only  six  days  in  twenty  years  when  the  thermometer  rose  as  high  as  90°. 


THE  FEOPIiES  INSUBAIfCE  CO.— Buocesafiil,  Popular,  Beliable. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHA^C  i  &  CO.,  708.  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Trunks  ai 


METIlOROLOaiCAL     OBSERVATIONS. 

The  table  of  mean  temperature  shows  that  our  summer  does  not  come  till  the  summer 
passed  by.  September  is  the  warmest  month  in  the  year,  and  October  next ;  then  coi 
July,  the  hottest  month  elsewhere,  is  the  fourth  here,  or  ranks  with  June;  next  comeAj 
then  March  and  November ;  then  February,  and  finally  January  and  December,  which  £ 
winter  months,  if  indeed  we  have  any  weather  that  deserves  the  name  of  winter. 

Twice  the  ground  has  been  covered  with  snow.     On  the  29th  of  December,  1856,  it 
fast  for  several  hours,  and  two  or  three  inches  gathered,  but  it  melted  before  night.     On 
January,  1868,  it  snowed  fast  before  day,  so  that  two  inches  collected.     But  it  disapp 
sunrise,  so  that  but  few  persons  enjoyed  the  rare  spectacle. 

The  extraordinary  evenness  of  the  climate  depends  on  the  adjacent  ocean,  the  wat 
flowing  in  a  current  from  the  north,  is  always  at  a  temperature  of  about  50°,  summer 
The  sea  breeze  of  Summer,  which  chills  the  air  at  noonday,  leaves  no  place  for  hot  ni 
is  not,  on  an  average,  one  night  in  the  year,  when  it  is  warm  enough  to  sit  out  of  doors 
with  thin  clothing. 


Table  I. 


-Shotring  the  amount  of  Bain  in  each  Month  since  1850  ;    and  the   Total  Am 
Rainy  Season.     Note. — Each  Column  represents  one  Rainy  Season. 


'50. 

'51. 

.1 
1.0 

.2 
2.2 
7.1 

'52. 

.6 
.1 

6.4 
.2 
.3 

^52. 

.0 

.0 

.8 

6.3 

11.9 

'53. 

4.1 

1.2 

4.8 

5.1 

.8 

'63.   '64. 
.0      .0 

'65. 

'56. 

'67. 

'58. 

~1 

'k'.i 

.5 

4.8 

'59. 

1.0 
5.2 
2.5 
.3 
2.0 

'59. 

'60. 

'61. 

'62. 

"!i 
2.7 

'63. 

3.3 
3.3 
2.4 
2.9 
.4 

'63. 

".i 
'i'.'b 

1.7 

'64. 

1.3 
.0 

1.4 
.9 
.6 

'64. 

.2 

.1 

.1 

7.6 

6.9 

'65. 

3.9 
.8 
.6 
.7 
.4 

•65. 

'".% 
.1 

'66. 

11.0 
1.6 
2.6 

.1 
1.8 

.2 

'66. 

"2'7 
13.1 

'67. 

6.6 
6.2 
2.2 
1.1 
.1 

'67.    ' 

■■;i  ■ 

.6 
8.1 
12.1 

'68.   ' 

9.6 
6.2 
6.4 
2.2 

■■;2 . 

Aug.. 

.0 

:2 

1.3 
1.1 

'51. 

.6 

.4 

1.9 

1.1 

.7 

Sept. 
Oct .. 
Nov.. 
Dec.  . 

Jan... 
Feb.  . 
Mar'h 
April. 
May- 
June. 
July.. 

.0 

.1 

1.4 

2.1 

'54. 

4.3 
8.4 
3.2 
3.3 
.1 
.1 

.0 

2.1 

.4 

.4 

'55. 

4.6 
4  6 
4.3 
6.6 
2.2 

■i!2 

5.4 

'56. 

8.4 

.5 

1.6 

3.2 

.9 

.1 

.5 
2.9 
4.0 

'67. 

2.1 
8.6 
1.6 

".'i 
.1 

■  .9 
3.0 
4.2 

'68. 

4.4 
1.3 
8.9 
1.1 
.1 
.1 

■5;4 

1.6 

'60. 

1.1 
1.4 
3.1 
1.7 
2.6 

"is 

17.1 

.1 

.9 

.2 

4.8 

'61. 

1.2 

2.8 

3.4 

.3 

.7 

.2 

"z'.k, 

6.1 

'62. 

18.1 

6.1 

1.7 

1.1 

.9 

.2 

Total. 

71 

18.2 

33.5 

23.0 

24.1 

21! 

20.0 

19.0 

19.8 

14.6 

38.0 

isl 

8.0 

21.3 

iTi 

32.0 

40.6  2 

Table  II. — Date  of  the  First  and  Laat  Rains,  and  0/  the  Beginning  and  Ending-  of  each  Ri 
also,  tlie  Amount  of  Rain  which  Fell  before  the  End  of  the  Year,  and  the  Amount  aftt 
tlie  Year,  in  each  Season,  since  1850. 


First 

Last 

Rainy  Season. 

Before 

Afr 

First 

Last 

Raihy  Season. 

Rain. 

Rain 

Dec. 

Rain. 

Rain. 

Begins. 

Ends. 

Begins. 

Ends. 
April   5 

1850-1  Nov.  10 

May  20 

Dec.     5 

May     1 

2.4 

4.7 

1860-1  Oc^.     4 

May  22 

Dec.     6 

1851-2  Sept.    6 1  May  17 

Dec.  19 

Mar.  31 

10.5 

7.7 

1801-iS;Nov.    llMay  12 

Nov.  10 

April  14 

1852-3  Oct.    28 

May  12 

Nov.    9 

April  29 

18.0 

16.5   11862-31  Nov.    5|May  19 

Dec.  18 

April  26 

1853-4  Sept.  15 

April  28 

Jan.   12 

April  28 

3  6 

19.4 

1863-4!  Sept.  19'May   17 

Nov.  11 

April   4 

1854-6  Oct.      4 

Slay  -JO 

Dec.  31 

April  17 

2.9 

21.2 

11864-5 'Nov.  15|May  19 

Nov.  23 

March  4 

1855-6  Nov.  10 

Jtay  25 

Nov.  10 

April  14 

6.6 

14.6 

1865-6iSept.  24lJuuo    8 

Nov.  13 

Mar.  31 

1856-7 'Sept.  10 

Mar.  31 

Nov.  16 

Mar.  31 

7.6 

12.5 

1866-7!  Nov.    SiMay  17 

Nov.  16 

April  12 

1857-8,  Oct.     6 

Mav   21 

Nov.  24 

April   7 

8.1 

10.9 

1867-8; Sept.  14  June  23 

Nov.  19 

April  13 

1858-9  Oct.    21 

May  22 

Dec.     4 

April  10 

8.8 

11.0 

1868-9  Oct.      IMay   19  Dec.  17 

Mar.  29 

'59-60  Kov.    9 

May  22 

Nov.    9 

April  8 

69 

10.2 

•69-70  Sept.    IMay  19  Dec.     7 
Mean  | |Nov.  28 

April  U 
April  10 

Table  III. — Mean  Temperature  of  each  Month  since  1850,  deduced  from  Two  Daily  O 
One  at  Sunrise,  the  other  at  Noon  ;    also,  the  Mean  Temperature  of  each   Yea 


'51. 


'52.    '53.  ^54.    '56.    '56.    '57. 


'68.    '59.    '60. 


'6L 


'62.    '63.    '64.    '65. 


January — 
February. . . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

Auirust 


49-3 
51.1 
53.8 
57.7 
57.0 
58.8 
57.9 
63.2 


50.8  52.0 
53.1  54.1 

52.9  55.9 
55.4  58.3 


55.1 
60.4 
61.4 
61.2 


60.7 
61.9 
60.3 
60.0 


48.2 
53.6 
54.1 
69.8 
56.8 
58.5 
61.3 
60.3i62.5i59.6 


51.0 
56.8 
59.4 
57.7 
57.7 
59 


48.8 
63.7 
65.9 
55.9 
66.2 
59.1 


6L!2!59'.4 


61.2 
51.4 
55.9 

68.8 
67.5 
60.9 
59.2 
59.1 


46.3 
68.1 
52.0 
65.7 
67.6 
68.7 
60.7 
61.9 


46.6 
48.8 
49.0 
53.6 


47.8 
50.5 
53.0 
53.0 


57.2  64.0 
61.5'57.9 

59.3  61.3 
61.1162.5 


47.6 
61.1 
£3.7 
67.1 
67  5 
57.6 
53.5 


47.6 
46.7 
50.2 
51.3 
55.6 
61.2 
61.7 
62.0 


57.7  52.5 
50.9  55.9 

57.8  65.6 
56.7  57.9 

57.6  58.9 
58.2  58.3 

69.7  67  6 
61.1  60.0 


49.4  49 
61.0;63 
53.364 
6.5.5'58 
«2.0'58 
61.262. 
61.159, 
60.059. 


0  51.2  4 
4:52.05 
3  50.5  6: 
4'67.5,6i 
0  68.3'5: 
0  60.216: 
6  63.2  6! 
0!60.46! 


RBA  SANTA  purifies  the  Blood  and  strenetliens  the  Nervous  Syptem. 
SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


-Maximum  Quantity  of  Bain  in  each  Mnnth,  Minimum  Quantity  in  each  Month,  and 
Average  Quantity  in  each  Month,  since  1850. 


Jan. 


18.1 
0.6 
4.8 


Feb. 


0.0 
3.3 


Mar. 


6.4 
0.6 
3.0 


April. 


6.6 
0.0 
1.7 


May. 


2.0 
0.6 
.60 


June    July. 


0.2       0.3 

0.0       0.0 

.04       .01 


Aug. 


0.2 
0.0 
.01 


Sept. 


1.0 
0.0 
.05 


Oct. 


3.4 
0.0 
.37 


Nov.     Dec. 


7.6 
0.1 
2.4 


13.1 
04 
6.0 


'able  v. — Extremes  of  Heat  in  each  Month  since  1850  ;  also,  in  each  Year. 


'51. 

•52. 

'53. 

'54. 

'55. 

'56. 

■57. 

'58. 

•69. 

'60. 

'61. 

'62. 

'63. 

'64. 

'65. 

'68. 

'67. 

•68. 

•69. 

64 

64 

62 

69 

72 

60 

67 

62 

65 

62 

60 

62 

63 

70 

63 

61 

61 

58 

64 

.  71 

65 

67 

69 

72 

70 

68 

70 

65 

74 

61 

58 

64 

73 

65 

70 

64 

68 

69 

.  74 

81 

77 

72 

78 

80 

74 

73 

70 

76 

82 

72 

79 

74 

71 

69 

65 

70 

72 

.  84 

82 

75 

83 

78 

69 

81 

80 

80 

83 

79 

7>» 

82 

84 

75 

88 

85 

75 

70 

n 

67 

81 

73 

83 

69 

75 

87 

85 

73 

76 

76 

78 

75 

87 

79 

87 

86 

86 

.  78 

80 

87 

74 

82 

74 

87 

77 

85 

74 

76 

79 

78 

70 

87 

85 

86 

72 

72 

73 

79 

78 

84 

90 

78 

72 

86 

82 

82 

78 

86 

72 

70 

79 

76 

93 

75 

74 

83 

76 

76 

85 

79 

80 

83 

73 

80 

86 

76 

87 

82 

78 

75 

75 

73 

75 

75 

75 

98 

88 

87 

84 

85 

88 

88 

87 

88 

76 

84 

82 

86 

91 

77 

88 

70 

85 

83 

78 

85 

83 

79 

79 

83 

79 

89 

79 

83 

84 

?i 

91 

80 

80 

79 

86 

85 

73 

80 

73 

72 

67 

74 

72 

73 

71 

70 

69 

70 

72 

76 

72 

70 

75 

73 

.  61 

63 

69 

71 

61 

58 

60 

69 

63 

61 

63 

64 

69 

63 

60 

64 

66 

63 

64 

.  84 

98 

88 

87 

90 

85 

88 

88 

89 

83 

83 

87 

87 

91 

91 

88 

93 

86 

86 

69 
70 
67 
72 
87 
74 
83 
80 
78 
76 
72 
62 

87 


Table  VI. — Extremes  of  Cold  in  each  Month  since  1850;  also,  in  each  Year. 


•61 

•52. 

'53. 

'54. 

•55. 

'56. 

'57. 

•58. 

'59. 

'60. 

'61. 

'62. 

•63. 

'64. 

'65. 

'66. 

•67. 

•68. 

'69. 

30 

,35 

41 

25 

33 

.33 

.32 

.30 

30 

31  i  29 

29 

40 

38 

.35 

,38 

37 

.32 

,35 

.33 

40 

42 

!« 

41 

40 

31 

.30 

34 

32  1  88 

iH 

,38 

43 

38 

42 

37 

31 

36 

.34 

36 

41 

38 

44 

41 

41 

.36 

,35 

37 

37 

37 

44 

44 

,36 

42 

88 

38 

44 

42 

.37 

46 

45 

40 

40 

44 

38 

.34 

89 

40 

36 

43 

40 

40 

45 

43 

42 

43 

45 

41 

47 

43 

44 

43 

43 

40 

.39 

39 

43 

38 

44 

47 

46 

43 

47 

44 

47 

49 

49 

.50 

47 

49 

46 

50 

44 

45 

45 

49 

49 

50 

48 

49 

49 

48 

45 

48 

47 

49 

51 

46 

51 

48 

.50 

48 

48 

46 

49 

49 

.50 

48 

.50 

49 

.52 

46 

,52 

50 

49 

51 

60 

53 

49 

.50 

49 

48 

,50 

47 

49 

51 

48 

50 

,50 

51 

49 

48 

50 

45 

.50 

46 

.50 

.51 

.50 

44 

43 

47 

47 

42 

53 

48 

47 

.50 

50 

49 

48 

47 

46 

49 

46 

51 

41 

45 

36 

.38 

40 

40 

.50 

42 

47 

47 

49 

41 

45 

45 

41 

40 

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Coinage  San  Francisco  Branch  Mint,  San  Francisco,  1870." 

$1,660,000;  Febnwry,  $985,000;  March,  $2,155,000;  April,  $1,330,000;  May,  $2,083,000 
6,000  ;  July,  $1-20,000  ;  August,  $2,370,000  ;  September,  $2,030,000  ;  October,  $1 ,875,000  ;  N( 
965,000  ;  December,  $1,066,000.    Total,  $20,3.55,000. 

Qnt  of  coinage  by  the  Branch  Mint  in  this  city  duiing  the  year  1870  has  never  been  exceede 
nz  :  in  1855  and  1856.  During  the  former  the  coinage  amounted  to  $21,121,752,  and  in  1856t 
.  The  coinage  for  1870  is  $5,991,450  in  excess  of  that  for  1869.  When  the  new  building,  no' 
3f  erection,  shall  have  been  finished,  greatly  enlarged  and  needed  facilities  will  be  availabli 
)rk  can  be  prosecuted  with  far  more  dispatch,  regularity,  and  less  waste.  The  entire  coinas 
ich  Mint  since  its  org.uiization,  in  1854,  has  been  $291,877,163, 

Beceipts  of  Customs,  1870.* 

$491,354.87;  Febrnarv,  $.595,990.49;  March,  $802,310.04;  April.  $679,429.64;  May,  $62S 
ae,  $800,427.68;  Julv, '$582,788.88  ;  Angnst,  $769,963.43;  September,  $828,727.44  ; 'Octobe 
;  November,  $506,444.18  ;  December,  $419,296.49.    Totol,.$7,739,248.26 

Internal  Bevenue  Collections,  First  District,  Cal.,  1870.'* 

from  spirits,  $1,040,137.65;  tobacco,  $686,537.78;  cigars,  $300,642.19  ;  fermented  liqnoi 
1;  banks  and  bankers,  $214,864.20  ;  gross  receipts  and  sales,  $236,411.98  ;  incomes,  $570,660.9 
es,  (licenses)  $95,363.80  ;  gas,  carriages,  legacies,  peualties,  $84,795.56.    Total,  $3,368,226,1 


Federal  Bevenue,  San  Francisco,  1870.* 


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CHRONOLOGICAL  HISTORY  OF  PRINCIPAL  EVENTS. 

Prom  December  Ist,  1869,  to  December  5th,  1870. 


December  1.  1869.     800  Chinese   sail  for  their 

native  land The  publishers  and  compositors  hold 

a  meeting  to  reduce    printers   wages Frederick 

Zahn  commits  suicide  by  hanging. 

Dec.  2.    The  Eureka  Typographical  Union  de- 
cline to   reduce    printers    wages J.    C.    Pelton 

elected  Superintendent  of  Industrial   School E. 

Fagin  and  G.  Cogan  arrested  for  robbing  Newber- 
ger  &  Go's  safe   on  the  29th   ultimo. 

Dec.  3.    John  Driscoll  and  two  others  arrested 
for  garroting  and  robbing  Ernest  Blum. 
Dec.  4.     H.  D.Woolf  and  David  Levi  arrested  for 

arson Mary  Regan  arrested   for  infanticide 

Grand  Ball  at  Piatt's  Hall,  in  aid  of  the  Italian  Be- 
nevolent Society. 

Dec.  8.    J.  0.  Rawlins,  brother  of  the  late  Sec- 
retary of  War,  died  from  injuries  received  at  the 

Golden    Gate   Sugar  Refinery In    suit    of  the 

United  States  vs.  San  Fiancisco  Sugar  Refinery,  in- 
volving sugar  to  the    amount    of   $-24,000,    judg- 
ment was  rendered  in  favor  of  plaintiff. 
Dec.  12.     George  M.   Thompson,   died   suddenly 

The  body  of  J.  E.  Dixon  found  in  the  bay. 

Dec.  15.     F.  N.  Neuval  arrested  for  the  murder 

of  Cari-ie    Diamond Camilla    Urso    proposes  a 

Grand  Concert  in  aid  of  the  Mercantile  Library. 

Dec.  19.    Isaac  S.   Josephi,   a  prominent 'mer- 
chant, absconds 300  Chinese  leave  for  Texas  to 

labor  on  railroad. 
Dec.  20.    Mrs.  Bridget  Cnsic  fatallv  burned. 
Dec.  21.     Kate  Smith,  a  kleptomaniac,   tried  for 
stealing  $20,000  worth  of  jewelry. 
Dec.  24.     VV.  C.  McElroy,  an  old  pioneer,  dies. 
Dec.  27.     W.  P.  Walch,  after  attempting  to  mur- 
der Mary  Williams,  committed  suicide. 
Dec.  30.    Mrs.  Mary  A.  Eaton  committed  suicide. 
Dec.  31.    Mrs.  Kate  Smith,  kleptomaniac,   sent- 
enced to  State  Prison  four  years  and  four  months. 
January  1.  1870.     Emancipation  dav   celebrated 
by  the  colored  population P.  J.  Devine,  a  prom- 
inent sculptor,  died Telegraph  operators  strike  for 

higher  wages The    Steamship    Companies  and 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.  reduce  the  wages  of  their  em- 
ployees. 
Jan.  3.    John  Burke  arrested  as  a  counterfeiter. 
Jan.  4.    James  McGowan,  a  tinsmith,  fell  from 
a  scaffolding,  and  was  killed. 
Jan.  .5.    A  child  of  Mrs.  3IcQuicken  had  its  foot 

cutoff  by  the   streetcars Bulletui    commenced 

using  an  eight  cylinder  Hoe  Press John   Cavan- 

augh  fell  from  the  yard  arm  of  the  Royal   Edward 
and  was  killed. 
Jan.  8.    Billiard  game  for  championship  between 

Cyrille  Dion  and  John  Deery.  won   by  latter 

Jackson    Temple    appointed    Justice  of    Supreme 

Court M.  6.  Searing  thrown  from  a  buggy  and 

fatally  injured. 

Jan.  9.  Remains  of  A.  Hirschfelder  drowned 
July  1868  found  on  Alameda  shore Annie  Shep- 
herd pretended  deaf  mute,  creates  a  sensation 

Charles  F.  Knoll  dies  suddenly. 

Jan.  10.    Margaret  Scannell  commits  suicide Feb    17 

Mrs.  Meehan,  aged  60  ,  was  lined  $200   for  horse-     damage 
whipping  Colonel  Murphy,  who  bad  insulted  her.  Feb.  19 

Jan.  12.    Woman  Suffrage  Convention  meet  at    Benjamin 

Uashaway  Hall James    Hefierman    attempted        Feb   20 

suicide.  »'  Pj.3_  22 


Jan.  13.    R.  B.  Monk,  an  old  resident,  died 

James  A.  Dw^er  was  shot  in  the   hand   by  A. 

Wohler,  who  in  turn  was  killed  by  the  former 

saloon  affray. 

Jan.  14.    Strike  among  the  journeyman  ma 

cutters Clement  B.  Ellis,  a  pioneer.dies  sudd* 

Jan.  15.    Dion  beats  Deery  181  pointsi  n  100 
a  carom  table. 
Jan.  IC.    Sophia  Sands  commits  suicide. 
Jan.  18.    The  P.   M.  8.    S.    Colorado  sailed 
Panama  with  passengers,  and  $1,160,987  in  spe 
Jan.  19.    Charles  Haley  broke  his  leg  by  b 
thrown  from  a  wagon. 
Jan.  20.    Billiard  game  between  Dion  and  Ds 

won  by  former Burglars  rob  M.  B.  Schweit 

residence  of  jewelry  to  the  value  of  $2,000. 

Jan.  21.    Zabriskie  Irwin  was  injured  by  b 
thrown  from  his  horse. 

Jan.  23.     Maggie  Ryan,  a  child  six  and  one 
years  old,  is  ravished  and  then  murdered  under 

wharf Charles  Goodhope  drowned  in  the  b£ 

Jan.  25.    Charles  Quinn  arrested  for  the  mc 

of  Maggie  Ryan Captain  Edward   Cordell  1 

Coast  Survey,  died  suddenly  in  the  street A 

flag  of  California  product  on  exhibition. 

Jan.  29.    C.  T.  Carvalho,  for  years  Chinese 
prefer,  dies. 
Jan.  30.      Chinese  celebrate  their  New  Year 

appropriate  ceremonies Anderson  &  Raudo 

store  on    Montgomery    Street   robbed   of  a   1 
amount  of  jewelry. 

Jan.  31.    John  Devine  arrested  for  garroting 
robbery. 
February  1.    Ninteenth    Anniversary    of 

testant  Orphan  Asylum,  at  Piatt's  Hall Mir 

F.  F.  Low  and  family  sail  for  China. 

Feb.  2.    Gen.  D.  D.  Colton's  residence  enten 

burglars  and  a  large  amount  of  silver  ware  sto 

Feb.  3.    Match  billiard  game  between  Deery 

Dion,  won  by  former. 

Feb.  5.    Golden  Gate  Iron  Works  destroye( 

fire Two  thousand  children  rehearse  at  Mec 

ics'  Pavilion  for  the  Grand  Concert. 

Feb.  7.    Ole  Bull  arrived AugustHahnfa 

injured  by  machinery John    Hartz,  an  in 

man,  commits  suicide. 

Feb.  8.    The  tobacco  factories  of  Ruble  & 
and  Hull  &  Co.,  destroyed  by  fire.and  a  Chiuest 

burned   to    death John  Berry  killed  bv  Th. 

Lloyd. 

Feb.  10.    Large  flag  of  California  silk  comp 
for  Capitol  at  Washington. 
Feb.  12.    Sale  of  tickets  for  Mercantile  Lib 

Concert;  $3,200  paid  for  grand  box Merca 

Library  Gift  Concert  Bill  passes  California  L 

lature. 

Feb.  14.    A.  P.  Rudolphe,  billiardist,  arrive 

Feb.  15.     F.  G.  W.  Tittel,  a  pioneer,  and  H. 

Wattson,  secretary  Spring  Valley  Water  Wc 

die Mrs.  Gen.  D.  D.  Colton   is  thrown  frc 

buggy. 

Shock  of  earthquake  at  12 J  p.  m. 

William  Harris   shot  by  his  bro 

Cherry  trees  in  blossom. 

Grand  Concert    directed  by  Can 


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Ureo  ill  aid  of  Mercantile  Library,  commenced  with 
an  orcliesira  of  200  instruments,  and  a  chorus  of 
1,!>00  voices,  an  audience  of  10,000  persons  present. 

P.  M.  S.  S.  Golden   City  -wrecked   on   Cape 

Laziiro,  Lower  California. 

Feb.  23.     Fifteen  thousand  persons  in  attendance 

at  the  Second  Urso  Conceit George  W.  Currier 

and  Moses  Franklin  severely  injured  by  the  pre- 
mature discharge  of  a  cannon  during  the  perform- 
ance. 

Feb.  24.  Grand  ball  at  Pavilion  for  benefit  of 
Camilla  Urso. 

Feb.  26.    Last  Urso  Concert Festival  netted 

$19,412 Francis  Duraartheray  died  of  apoplexy. 

Iron  Ship  Golden  Gate  arrived  from  Liverpool 

in  100  days — the  shortest  passage  on  record. 
Feb.  v8.    Charles  M.  Armstrong  commits  suicide. 
March  1.    Matthew  Rowe,  thrown  from  a  wagon 

and  fatally  injured Particulars  of  loss  of  U.   S. 

steamer  Ouei^a  received  by  arrival  of  bark  Bene- 
factress. 

March  3.    James  Smilie  attempts  to  kill  a  Mexi- 
can woman  and  then  commits  suicide. 
March  4.    William   Robinson,  a  teacher  in  the 

Lincoln  School  arrested   for  flogging  a  pupil 

$18,000  damages  awarded  to  Harry  C.  Logan  for 
au  attempt  made  on  his  life  by  A.  Guerrero. 

March  5.  Great  Champion  billiard  match  be- 
tween John  Deery  and  A.  P.  Rudolphe,  won  by 
latter. 

March  7.    William  Heffron  and  William  Iron 
severely  stabbed  by  Bernard  Connor. 
March  9.    Herman  Joeleke  commits  suicide. 
March  10.     Capt.  John  H.  May,  a  pioneer  died. 

The   remains  of  H.   M.   Wtiitmore,  a  pioneer 

merchant,  found  floating  in  the  Bay. 
March  11.     Corner  stone  of  Synagogue  Sberith 

Israel   laid John   C.  Brewer   killed    by   Frank 

Smith. 

March  12.  George  Miller  was  killed  by  Nicho- 
las Johannes Peter  Donahue  presented  St.  Pat- 
rick's Church  with  a  chime  of  bells. 

March  14.  Eddy  Richel,  aged  ten  years,  sent 
to  Insane  Asylum. 

March  15.  John  Stratman  arrested  for  libel  on 
J.  C.  Duncan. 

March  17.  St.  Patrick's  Day  celebrated  by  a 
military  and  civic  parade,  and  religious  exercises 
in  several  churches. 

March  18.  A  billiard  match  between  Deery  and 
Rudolphe,  for  charitable  purposes,  won  by  former. 

Mnjor  John  Hill,  a  Mexican  veteran,  dies. 

March  19.  A  quantity  of  powder  was  exploded 
under  a  dwelling  on  Powell  street,  without  causing 
personiil  injury  to  the  occupants. 

March  ii2.    Five  hundred  workmen  assemble  at 
Yerba  Buena  Park  in  search  of  employment. 
March  24.    Chinese  testimony  admitted  at  the 

County    Court Charles    Williams    beaten  and 

robbed  in  the  suburbs. 
March  25.    Large  quantity  of  smuggled  opium 

seized Remains  of  Col.   Thomas   Hayes  lie  in 

state  at  Plait's  Hall. 
March  26.    A  fire  at  1111  Dnpont ;  loss,  $5,000. 
March  27.    Funeral  of  Col.  Thomas  Hayes  was 
attended  by  4,000  persons. 

March  28.  Maj.  Gen.  Geo.  H.  Thomas  dies  of 
apoplexy Two  and  one  half  million  dollars  cur- 
rency arrives  from  Washington. 

March  29.    Grand  Sire  Farnsworth,  I.  O.  O.  F. 
arrives. 
March  30.    Senators  Hager  and  Saunders  hung 

in  ettigy A.  H.  McEwen,  of  steamer  Pacific, 

drowned  in  the  bay. 

March  31 .  The  workmen  at  Yerba  Buena  Park 
make  such  manifestations  that  the  military  are  placed 
in  readiness  to  check  any  riotous  demonstrations. 

April  2.  Blight  shock  of  earthquake  shortly  be- 
fore noon Bieistadt,  the  artist,  arrives. 


April  3.     Large  meeting  of  citizens  in  favor  of 
cutting  down  Rincon  Hill. 
April  4.     One  hundred  and  forty  persons  are 

indicted  for  making  false  income  retnrns Two 

thousand  people  assemble  at  Yerba  Buena  Park  to 

commence  grading M.  Emanuel,  aged  7  years, 

run  over  by  a  truck  and  fatally  injured. 

April  5.  The  colored  citizens  celebrate  the  adop- 
tion of  the  Fifteenth  Amendment. 

April  7.     First  bar  of  tin  made  in  the  United 

States  presented  to  the  California  Pioneers One 

hundred  and  fifty  feet  of  sea  wall  sinks  five  feet. 

April  8.  H.  B.  Gill  committed  suicide Beau- 
tiful display  of  auroral  light Serious  tight  be- 
tween rival" Chinese  cigaimakers,  on  Battery  Street 

Verdict  of  $5,000  rendered  against  the  city,  for 

causing  the   death   of  Florence   Meyer,  by    being 

run  over  by  a  steam  tire  engine August  King 

injured  hisarm  in  the  belting  at  Spauldiniyr's  Mill. 

April  11.  Steam  elevator  introduced  In  Cosmo- 
politan Hotel. 

April  12.  Grand  Commandery  of  Knights  Tem- 
plar hold  their  annual  meeting. 

April  13.  Annual  banquet  of  Jetfersonian  Soci- 
ety at  Cosmopolitan  Hotel Schooner  Maid  of  the 

Mist  burned  near  the  Presidio. 
April  14.     Widow  of  Sir  John  Franklin  arrives. 
April  16.    Adolph  F.  Marqnard  commits  suicide. 
April  17.    Riot  among  the  Chinese  population, 
several  Chinamen  wounded. 
April  20.    J.  M.  Doherty  commits  suicide. 
April  23.     Blossom    Rock,  in    the  Bay,  is  de- 
stroyed by  a  submarine  blast D.  McGinness  cuts 

bis  father's  throat,  and  then  attempts  suicide. 

April  24.  Charles  Bradley's  residence  on  Rin- 
con  Hill   destroyed   by  tire,   and   his    infant    son 

burned  to  death A  tire  at  648  Mission  Street; 

loss  $5.000 Slight  shock  of  earthquake. 

April  25.  Lady  Franklin  and  niece  sail  for  Sitka, 
on  the  U.S.  steamer  Newborn. 

April  26.   The  Odd  Fellows  celebrate  their  fifty- 
first  anniversary. 
April  27.   Mrs.  Annie  Schneider  commits  suicide. 
April  29.   Three  hundred  Chinese  laborers  leave 
for  Minnesota  on  contract. 

April  30.      May  Day  festival  at  Woodward's 
Gardens  to  the  school  children  and  teachers. 
May  1.    Turn  Verein  Festival  at  City  Gardens. 
May  2.    M.  Ramirez,  Peruvian  Consul,  dies. 
May  4.     Pacific  Coast  Billiard  Congress  organ- 
ized  John  Savage,  Fenian  Execuiive,  arrives. 

May  5.     Steamship  Idaho  arrives,  with  the  firsts. 

through   passengers  and  mails  from  Australia ' 

Benjamin  C.  Howard  dies. 

May  6.   W.  G.  Weir's  furniture  factory  destroyed 

by  fire ;  loss  $150,000 Adam  Scliuppert,  au  old 

resident,  dies Mercantile  Library   Gift  Concert 

duly  announced. 

May  7.  Excessive  warm  weather  throughout  the 
State. 

May  9.    Sixteenth  session  of  the  Grand  Encamp- 
ment I.O.O.F. 
May  10.     Session  of  Grand  Lodge  I.O.O.F. 
May  13.     Destructive  fire  on  Geary  Street  ;  loss 

$20,000 Twelve  hundred  and  seventy-six  Chinese 

arrive  on  S.S.  Japan. 

May  14.  Hickox  &.  Spear,  bankers,  pay  a  forged 
check  for  $14,600. 

May  16.      Col.   M.  Martinez,  a  distinguished 

Mexican,  dies George  L.  Howard  and  George 

and  Louis  Brotherton  arrested  for  passiii;;  a  forged 
check  on  Hickox  At  Spear Julia  Wiuant  at- 
tempts and  John  Leary  commits  suicide. 

May  17.  The  Pacific  Coast  Billiard  Tournament 
terminates,  and  the  silver  cue  is  awarded  to  Little. 
May  20.  P.  T.  Barnum  lectures  on  the  art  of 
money  making Josephina  PlaiofT  is  liurned  fa- 
tally, and  Theresa  Siegelmeier  seriously,  by  the 
bursting  of  a  kerosene  lamp. 


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May  21.    Capt.  C.  Godfrey  commits  suicide. 

May  2'J.  A  large  number  of  Cliiiiamen  engage  in 
a  riot  at  the  Joss  House,  during  which  several  of 
them  are  severely  injured. 

Mav  24.    Bayard  Tiiylor  arrives. 

May  '25.  The  corner  stone  of  the  new  U.  S. 
Branch  Mint  is  laid,  with  Masonic  ceremonies. 

May  23.  W.  M.  Zabriskie  and  H.  O.  Gough, 
prominent  citizens,  die. 

May '29.  Fire  at  52  Everett  Street,  caused  by 
explosion  of  a  kerosene  lamp. 

May  30.     Memorial  day  celebrated  by  decorating 

tlie  graves  of  deceased  conii-ades Hyltou,  editor 

of  the  Mazeppa,  shot  by  W.  G.  Lansing. 

May  31.  Street  rencontre  between  A.  P.  Dudley 
and  son,  and  Ed.  Ingham,  during  which  several 
wounds  are  intlii-ted. 

June  1.    Arrival  of  the  Boston  excursion  party 

The    Mercantile    Library     Lottery    office     is 

opened  for  sale  of  tickets Ed.  Ingham  tires  two 

shots  at  Dudley  on  Montgomery  Street. 

June  2.  Seventy-five  Chinamen  leave  for  North 
Adams,  Mass.,  to  make  shoes. 

June  5.  Britisii  sliip  William  Wilson  is  seized 
by  the  U.  S.  Marshal,  whose  authority  is  resisted, 
and  the  ship  goes  to  sea. 

June  6.  Revenue  cutter  Wyanda  goes  in  pursuit 
of  the  William  Wilson. 

June  7.  The  question  of  granting  a  subsidy  to 
the  Southern  Pacific  Railroad  is  decided  adversely 
by  the  people. 

June  8.  Grand  Grove  Ancient  Order  of  Druids 
in  session. 

June  9.  Peter  McLaughlin  shot  by  John  Carter, 
on  Montgomery  Street. 

June  10.  Siimples  of  tea  on  exhibition,  grown  in 
El  Dorado  County. 

June  12.  James  H.  Cutter,  a  useful  and  promi- 
nent citizen,  dies. 

June  14.     John  A.  Stanly    appointed    County 

Judge,  vice  Lake  resigned The  sale  of  tickets 

for  tlie  Mercantile  Library  Gift  Concert  enjoined. 

June  16.    Daniel  Ross  commits  suicide. 

Junk  18.  Hilliard  match  for  the  championship 
of  the  Pacific  Coast  between  Little  and  McCleery, 
is  won  by  the  former. 

June  19.  The  body  of  Louis  Seligman  found  in 
San  Mateo  County  ;  money  and  papers  to  the  value 
of  $10,000,  and  also  bottles  of  drugs,  are  found  on 

his  person College  building  belonging  to  Mission 

Dolores  destroyed  by  fire  ;   loss  $5,000 Victor 

Clirtigneau,  a  pioneer,  dies. 

June  22.     H.  Henry  is   thrown  from  his  horse, 

at  the  Mission,  and  killed Bloody  affray  at  the 

San  Francisco  Hospital,  between  William  I'roy  and 
Henry  Prague. 

June  '23.  Squatter  difficulties  at  the  Potrero.... 
Opposition  ferry  to  Oakl-ind  reduce  the  fare  to  ten 
cents. 

June  27.    Three  frame  buildings  on  Tyler  Street 

burned;  loss  $5,000 D.  W.  Martiudell  seriously 

huit  by  a  runaway  horse. 

July  ;>.     Walter  Walsh  thrown  from  a  bnggy 

and  killed F.Alexander  accidentally  killed  on 

Market  Street F.  N.  Neuval  exonerated  of  the 

murder    of  Miss  Carrie  Diamond Weather  ex- 
cessively warm. 

July  3.    A  fire  at  205  Third  Street ;  slight  damage. 

July  4.  Anniversary  of  American  independence 
is  celebrated  by  a  military  parade,  and  appropriate 

exercises  at  the  Metropolitan  Theater Edward 

Meyers  is  killed  by  George  Connor. 

July  5.  The  last  Mexican  flag  flying  in  this  city 
in  1846,  presented  to  the  Pioneers. 

July  7.  The  last  Pullman  Hotel  train  leaves  to- 
day. 

July  8.     Major  G.    M.  Wright  dies Great 

anti-Chinese    meeting   at    Piatt's   Hall Twelve 

I  hundred  Chinese  leave  to  labor  in  Georgia. 


July  9.  Explosion  at  the  Giant  Powder  Works, 
killing  the  superintendent,  John  Harry,  and  injuring 

two  Chinamen F.  W.   Marriott,   editor  of  the 

News  Letter,  assaulted  by  John  Stratman. 

July  10.  The  body  of  J.  H.  Von  Straaten  found 
in  San  Antonio  Creek. 

July  11.  MnjorGeneral  John  M.  Schofield, 
Commander  of  the  Division  of  the  Pacific,  arrives. 

July  12.  Two  Chinamen  are  arrested  for  counter- 
feiting bills  on  the  Bank  of  India. 
July  13.    Lieutenant-Colonel  John  W.  Winters 

dies  from  an  injury  received  on  the  4th  of  July 

Hall  of  the  Order  B'nai  B'rith  on  Post  street  is 
dedicated F.  W.  VoU  found  guilty  of  man- 
slaughter for  killling  Michael  Walsh. 

July  15.  News  received  of  a  declaration  of  war 
by  France  against  Prussia. 

July  16.  Joseph  Emeric,  a  French  resident,  of- 
fers $500  reward  to  the  capturer  of  the  first  Prussian 
flag. 

July  17.      Imposing  display  at   the  funeral  of 
Lieutenant-Colonel  John  W.  Winters. 
July  18.    Enthusiastic  meeting  of  Frenchmen  to 

aid  their  countrymen  in  their  war  with  Prussia 

Fire  on  Jessie  street ;  loss  $6,000. 

July  19.  Mass  meeting  of  Germans  to  aid  their 
countrymen  in  their  war  with  France. 

July  22.  Rev.  A.  C.  Eiden  severely  injured  by 
being  thrown  from  a  bugu;y. 

July  25.  Cricket  match  between  the  officers  of 
H.  B.  M.  frigate  Zealous  and  the  California  Eleven; 
won  by  the  latter. 

July  26.  John  Riordan  is  killed  by  falling 
from  a  ladder. 

July  29.  An  excursion  party  of  agricultural  Ed- 
itors arrives  from  the  East. 

July  30.  James  Dobson  is  killed  by  John 
Tyler  on  Montgomery  Street. 

July  31.    The  Jesuits  celebrate  the  330th  anni- 
versary of  St.  Ignatius  Loyola,  the  founder  of  the 
Order. 
August  1 .    The  printers  strike  for  higher  wages. 
Aug.  2.    F.  L.  A.  Pioche  presents  the  State  Uni- 
versity with  a  valuable  cabinet  of  minerals. 

Aug.  3.    The   Grand   Jury   decline   to   interfere 

with  the  Mercantile  Library  Lottery D.  W.  C. 

Rice,   former  President  of  the  California  Pacific 
Railroad,  dies. 
Aug.  6.    Annual  regatta  of  the  S.  P.  Yacht  Club. 

Charles  Quinn,  the  murderer  of  Maggie  Ryan, 

found  guilty. 

Aug.  7.    Intense  excitement  over  the  war  news 
from  Europe. 
Aug.  9.    Shooting  aff'ray  between  John  O'Con- 

neland  Michael  Mulcahy  on  Kearny  Street John 

Stratmauisfoundguilty  of  libelon  3.  C.  Duncan 

Admiral  John  F.  Winslow  arrives. 
Aug.  11.     U.  S.  Branch  Mint  damaged  $6,000  by 

fire Charles  Quinn  sentenced  to  the  State  Prison 

for  life. 

Aug.  12.  Large  subscriptionB  made  by  the 
French  and  German  residents  to  their  countrymen 
inarms The  Eureka  Typographical  Union  pro- 
nounces the  recent  printers'  strike  a  failure. 

Aug.  13.  John  Stratman  is  sentenced  to  six 
months  imprisonment  for  a  libel  on  J.  C.  Duncan. 

Aug.  15.  News  received  of  the  death  of  Admiral 
Farragut,  U.  S.  N. ;  universal  respect  paid  to  his 
memory. 

Aug.  16. — Henry  Durant  elected  President  of  the 
State  University. 

Aug.  19,  H.  A.  Cobb  commissioned  Major-Gen- 
eral  of  State  Militia. 

Aug.  23.  Great  rejoicing  by  both  German  and 
French  over  the  war. 

Aug.  24.     Hon.   Wm.  H.   Seward  arrives,    en 
route  around  the  world Mr.  Jacks  severely  in- 
jured by  a  stationary  wash  basin  at  the  Russ  House. 
Aug.'  25.    F.  W.  Horn  commits  suicide. 


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Aug.  26.  The  Synagogue  Sherith  Israel  dedi- 
cated with  imposing  ceremonies. 

Aug.  27.  Second  annual  regatta  of  the  S.  F. 
Yacht  Club Destructive  fire  on  Twelfth  Street. 

Aug.  29.  A  horticultural  and  pomological  fair  is 
held  at  the  Mechanics'  Pavilion. 

September  2.  Hon.  William  H.  Seward  and 
party  leave  on  S.  S.  China. 

Sept.  2.  Thomas  Moouey,  the  banker  and  histo- 
rian, disappears. 

Sept.  3.  Intense  excitement  over  the  surrender 
of  the  Emperor  Napoleon  at  Sedan. 

Sept.  5.  Supervisor  A.  J.  Sbrader  indicted  by 
Gland  Jury,  afterwards  acquitted. 

Sept.  6.  Patrick  Kiernan  was  killed  by  falling 
from  a  horse  car. 

Sept.  7.  General  W.  T.  Sherman,  U.  S.  A.,  ar- 
rives from  the  East Municipal  election,  resulting 

in  the  election  of  the  Tax  Payers'  ticket  with  two 
exceptions Paul  Cox,  a  pioneer,  dies  suddenly. 

Sept.  8.  Commencementof  the  German  Sanitary 
Fair  at  the  Pavilion. 

Sept.  9.  The  anniversary  of  the  admission  of 
California  is  celebrated  by  the  Pioneers  by  a  grand 
excursion  to  Mare  Island,  in  which  Gen.  W.  T. 
Sherman  and  other  distinguished  persons  partici- 
pate. 

Sept.  10.  Gen.  Sherman  visits  the  German  La- 
dies' Sanitary  Fair  and  is  extensively  kissed Fire 

at  831  California  Street. 

Sept.  15.  Grand  ball  at  Lick  House  in  honor  of 
Gens.  Sherman  and  Scbofield. 

Sept.  16.  The  Mexicans  celebrate  the  sixteenth 
anniversary  of  their  independence. 

Sept.  18.    Excursion  party  of  Eastern   railroad 

agents  arrives George  Gordon,  a  veteran  of  the 

Mexican  war,  dies. 

Sept.  19.  Annual  Fair  of  the  Bay  District  Agri- 
cultural Society L.  C.  and  G.  C.  Brotherton  con- 
victed of  forgery. 

Sept.  20.  M'ary  F.  Baker  recovers  $10,000  dam- 
ages from  the  California  Stage  Co.  for  killing  her 
husband.  Mary  Grady  injured  at  the  same  time  re- 
covers $3,000. 

Sept.  22.  Receipts  of  the  French  Sanitary  Fair 
reach  $38,000. 

Sept.  24.    Imposing  auroral  display. 

Sept.  2.5.  Jewish  New  Year  duly  observed  by 
the  Israelitish  population. 

Sept.  29.  Arrival  of  the  U.  S.  sloop  Kearsage. . . 
Miss  Cornelia  Wise  commits  suicide News  re- 
ceived of  the  loss  of  the  S.  S.  Continental  otf  the 
Mexican  coast. 

Sept.  30.    First  rain  of  the  season OttoRabbe 

coinniits  suicide  at  Lone  Mountain. 

October  3.    Young  ladies  admitted  as  students 

to  the  State  University D.  McFarland  is  killed 

by  a  sand  cart. 

Oct.  6.    Run  on  the  Hibernia  Bank Synod  of 

the  Pacific,  in  session A   lire  in  Central  Place, 

loss  $3,000. 

Oct.  7.    Mary  Murray  arrested  for   arson. 

Oct.  11.  Grand  Lodge  P.  and  A.  M.  commences 
its  annual  meeting. 

Oct.  12.  G.  IJrsicb  commits  suicide Institu- 
tion of  the  Grand  Consistory  of  California,  of  the 
Scottish  Rites  of  Freemasonry. 

Oct.  14.  Billiard  contest  between  J.  W.  Little 
and  J.  F.  B.  McCleery,  won  by  the  former. 

Oct.  16.  A  Japanese  prince  and  several  natives 
of  high  rank,  arrive 'The  Italian  residents  cele- 
brate the  unification  of  Italy.  . 

Oct.  19.  The  California  State  Medical  Society  is 
organized. 

Oct.  20.  Destructive  fire  in  the  vicinity  of  Mar- 
ket and  Beale  streets,  destroying  several  manufact- 
uring establishments  and  other  buildings,  valued  at 
$400.000. . .  .First  National  Gold  Bank  of  San  Fran- 
cisco organized. 


Oct.  22.    John  Petit  killed  while  digging  a  well. 

Oct.  23.  Italian  residents  celebrate  the  occupa- 
tion of  Rome,  by  a  procession  etc. 

Oct.  26.  W.'  C.  Schuyler's  body  found  in  the 
bay. 

Oct.  27.  News  of  the  surrender  of  Metz  by 
B:izaiue  creates  intense  excitement. 

Oct.  29.  Tod  Robinson,  a  distinguished  lawyer 
and  Supreme  Court  Reporter,  dies  at  Crystal  Springs, 
California. 

Oct.  31.  Mercantile  Library  Gift  Concert  com- 
mences at  the  Pavillion,  in  the  presence  of  15,000 
persons,  creating  intense  excitement. 

Novembers.  A.P.Crittenden,  a  distinguished 
lawyer,  is  mortally  wounded  by  Mrs.  Laura  D. 
Fair,  in  the  presence  of  his  family  on  the  Steam- 
boat El  Capitan  while   crossing   from  Oakland 

Eniil  Hirch  commits  suicide. 

Nov.  4.    Joseph  Dion,  a  distinguished  billiardist, 

arrives William  Brown  accidently  kills  himself 

Mrs.  De  Rossa  commits  suicide. 

Nov.  6.    Mrs.  Sarah  DaW8ey,a  colored  woman, 

dies,  aged  113  years A.  P.  Crittenden  dies  from 

the  efi'ect  of  the  wound  received  on  the  3d  inst. 

Nov.   7.    Joseph   Taylor  dies    from   poison 

Second  Mercantile  Library  Lottery  Concert,  prize  a 
grand  piano. 

Nov.  9.  John  Sullivan  is  stabbed  by  Hugh  Mc- 
Inerny. 

Nov.  10.  Fire  on  Dupont  Street,  three  buildings 
destroyed. 

Nov.  II.  Destructive  fires  on  California  and  Sac- 
ramento   streets,    loss    $50,000 Hellman,    who 

drew  the  $100,000,  prize,  gives  $5,000  for  charitable 

institutions  in  this  city S.  M.  Cohen  arrested  for 

procuring  an  abortion  on  Mrs.  Fanny  Lawler. 

Nov.  12.  Society  of  El  Dorado  Pioneers  organi- 
zed. 

Nov.  13.  Seventy-five  meteors  are  observed  by 
Prof.   Davidson. 

Nov.   15.    Archbishop    Alemany     returns    from 


Rome. 

Nov.  16. 
dies. 

Nov.  17. 

Nov   ' 
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Eli  Alexander,  a  veteran  of  Waterloo, 


Wm.  T.  Brittan  commits  suicide. 
'       McCleery  beats   Little  for  the   Silver 
i.ijj,,^pion8hip  of  California. 
,  „i  ,.'   linterrupted  telegraphing  to  Plaster 
Cove,  i.y.     ,, '.'  '  "\  San  Francisco,  4,605 miles. 

Nov.  2ii.  n  Pierre  Carpie,  dies  from  inju- 

ies  received  1  'lorse. 

Nov.  23.     T.    .      Jazneau   appointed     Adjutant 

General Dra.  Li  i*o  Tai  and  Chan  Tin  Phoey, 

leading  Chinese  physicians,  are  severely  injured  by 

an   explosion  of   gas Five    million    dollars    in 

greenbacks  arrive  overland  from  Washington. 

Nov.  24.    The  St.  Augustine  Cadets  arrive   on  a 
visit Regatta  of  the  Pioneer  Rowing  Club. 

Nov.  25.    Peter  O'Connor  accidently  killed  while 
digging  a  well. 

Nov.  26.    Match    game    of   billiards     between 
Joseph  Dion  and  John  Deery,  won  by  the  former. 

Nov.  28.     Robert  Evans  killed  by  Isaac  E.  Bro- 

kaw J.  B.  Chevallier,  an  esteemed  citizen  and 

teacher  of   languages,  dies A   four  horse  team 

is  accidentally  driven  over  an  embankment  on  the 
Potrero  road,  and  John  Marks  seriously  injured. 

Nov.  29.    A  fire,  6  p.  m.,  at  615  Pacific   Street, 
damage  $2,000. 

Nov.  30.    Timothy  Lord  dies  suddenly  at  Cliff 
House. 

December  3.     Captain  Frank  B.  Las  Casas,  a 
pioneer  Californian,  dies,  aged  40  years. 

Dec.  5.    George  O'Connor  sentenced  to  the  State 

Prison  for  ten  years  for  killing  Edward  Meyers 

The  Pacific  Law  Report  makes  its  first  appearance 

M.  De  Senles,  a  native  of  France  found  dead  in 

his  bed Patrick  Sullivan  falls  overboard  from  the 

ship  Prima  Donna,  and  is  drowned. 


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Public  Schools. 

The  operations  of  the  Public  School  department 
during  the  past  year,  have  exhibited  the  same  pro- 
gress and  prosperity  as  that  of  former  years.  It 
should  b  gratifying  to  every  citizen  to  know  that 
while  the  material  wealth  and  prosperity  of  our  city 
have  been  seriously  retarded  by  linancial  embarrass- 
ment and  business  depression,  the  general  progress 
and  attendance  of  the  Public  Schools  have  been 
greater  than  any  preceding  year. 

The  average  school  attendance  at  this  date  (Mc'h 
28th,  1871)  ie  20,000,  showing  an  increase  of  nearly 
5,000  since  the  report  of  the  Superintendent,  Jnne 
30th,  1870,  when  it  was  15.394.  About  one-third  o^ 
this  number  attend  the  Cosmopolitan  Schools  in 
which  the  German  and  French  languages  are  taught 
in  addition  to  the  ordinary  English  course  of  study. 

One  of  the  most  notable  features  in  the  progress 
of  the  Department,  is  the  erection  and  completion 
during  the  year  1870  of  five  laige  and  convenient 
school  buildings  which  will  attord,  for  some  years  to 
come,  ample  accommodation  for  the  growing  wants  of 
the  Department  in  the  southern  section  of  the  city. 
Provision  for  the  payment  of  the  expenses  of  these 
additions  was  made  by  the  last  State  Legislature  by 
the  passage  of  an  act,  authorizing  the  Mnyor,  Audi- 
tor, and  Treasurer  to  issue  from  time  to  time  in  such 
sums  as  may  be  required.  School  Bonds,  not  to  ex- 
ceed in  the  aggregate  $300,000,  the  proceeds  there- 
of, after  paying  the  deficit  in  the  school  fund  of 
1869-70,  to  be  used  exclusively  for  purchasing  lots 
and  erecting  school  houses.  .8'  .< 

The  Lincoln  School  Building  which  wad  fartially 
destroyed  by  fire  on  the  evening  of  the' twenty- 
second  of  February  last  is  to  be  restored  to  its  original 
condition  at  an  expense  of  $"J5,0U0. 

The  law  for  the  election  of  the  Superintendent  of 
Common  Schools  having  been  changed  by  the  Legis- 
lature of  the  State,  1869-70,  Mr.  James  H.  Widber 
was  elected  in  September  last  to  that  office  and  in 
accordance  with  the  provisions  of  the  general 
school  law,  Mr.  John  Swett,  exState  Superintend- 
ent has  been  appointed  Deputy  Superintendent. 
Few  gentlemen  have  rendered  more  efficient  ser- 
vices in  promoting  our  system  of  school  education 
than  the  present  Superintendent  and  Deputy  Super- 
intendent, and  there  is  scarcely  a  doubt  but  that  the 
operations  of  the  Public  Schools  during  their  admin- 
istration will  exhibit  the  same  gratifying  progress 
as  they  have  during  any  former  period  of  their 
history. 

General  Statistics,  June  30, 1870. 

Number  of  children  under  15  years  of  age,  (in- 
crease for  the  year  4,129) 45,617. 

Number  of  children  between  5  and   15  years 

of  age,  (increase  for  the  year  1,270)  27,055. 

Number  of   pupils  enrolled     in    the  Public 

Schools,  (increase  for  the  year  2,267) 22,152. 

Average  number    belonging    to    the    Public 

Schools,  (increase  for  the  year  2,237) 16,371. 

Average  daily  attendance  of  pupils,  (increase 

during  the  year,  2,281) 15,394. 

Average  daily  absence  of  pupils,  (increase  for 

the  year,  64) 1,043. 


Number  of  School  Houses,  High,  2  ;  Gram- 
mar,10  ;  Mixed,  3;  Primary,  35  ;  Total, 
50,  of  which  17  are  rented  at  an  annual 

expense  of $13,868.50. 

Number  of  Teachers,  369  ;  Classes,  489. 
Expenditures.    Salaries,  Teachers,  $321 .091.45  ;  Jan- 
itors,   $22,446,32;   Secretary's   $1,355,00;   Car- 
penters, $1,800,00  ;  Total  Salaries,   346,692,77  ; 
Census  Marshals,  $1,505,25 ;  Fuel  and   Lights, 
$7,077,17;    Books    and     Supplies,   $15,861,65: 
Kents,  $13,868,50;  Sundries.  $3,730,30;   Total 
(actual  running  expenses)  $388,735,64. 
The  following  is  a  comparative  statement  of  tlie 
daily  attendance  of  all  the  public  schools  from  1852 
to  1869,  being  a  period  of  seventeen  years:    1852 
445  ;  1853,  703  ;  1854, 1,011  ;  1855, 1.484  ;  1856,  2,516 
1857,  2,155;  1858,  2,521  ;   1859,  2,829;  1860,  2,837 
1861,3,377;  1862,  3.794;  1863,   4,389;  1864,  5,470 
1865,  6,718;  1866,  8,131  ;  1867,  10,177  ;  1868, 11,871 
1869,  13, 113;  1870,  15,394.    Subjoined  is  a  statement 
of  the  yearlv  expenditures  of  the  department  since 
18.52  to  the  present  time  .—  1^32,  $23,125;  1853,  $35,- 
040  ;  1854,  $159,249  ;  18.55,  $136,580  ;  1856,  $125,064  ; 
1857,  $92,955;  1858,  $104,808;  1859,  $134,731 ;  1860, 
$156,407;    1861.    $158,855;    1862,    $134,567;    1863, 
$178,929;   1864,    $228,411;    1865,    $346,862;    1866, 
$361,668;   1867,    $507,822;    1868,    $376,392;    1869, 
$400,842 ;  1870,  .$-543,519,  making  a  total  expendi- 
ture, in  seventeen  years,  of  $4,205,826. 

Location  of  Schools. 
Number  of  Pupils  Enrolled,  the  Average  Attend' 
fince.  Average  Number  to  each  Teacher,  and 
the  Monthly  Expense  of  Tuition,  based  upon 
the  Teachers'  and  Janitors'  Salaries  of  School 
Month   ending  May  27,  1870. 

Boy's  High  School  (location  east  side  of  Powell 
Street  near  Clay). — Pupils  registered,  107  ;  average 
attendance,  106;  percentage  of  attendance,  .99; 
number  to  each  teacher,  18  ;'monthly  tuition  of  each 
pupil,  $9.38. 

Girls'  High  School  (location  south  side  of  Bush 
Street  near  Stockton). — Pupils  registered,  155;  aver- 
age attendance,  152  ;  percentage  of  attendance,  .98  ; 
number  to  each  teacher,  25  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each 
pupil,  $4.90. 

City  Training  School  (location  south  side  of 
Bush  Street  near  Stockton). — Pupils  registered,  232; 
average  attendance,  208  ;  percentage  of  attendance, 
.95^  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $1.70. 

Li.vcoLN  Gkammar  School  (location  eastside  of 
Fifth  Street  near  Market).— Pupils  registered,  960; 
average  attendance,  924  ;  percentage  of  attendance, 
.97  ;  number  to  each  teacher,  44  ;  monthly  tuition  of 
each  pupil,  $1.80. 

Denman  Gra.mmar  School  (location  northwest 
corner  of  Bush  and  Taylor  streets). — Pupils  regis- 
tered, 676  ;  average  attendance,  630  ;  percentage  of 
attendance,  .96  7- 10;  number  to  each  teacher,  40; 
monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $2.14. 

RiNcoN  Grammar  School  (location  Vassar 
Place,  leading  from  Harrison  Street  between  Second 
and  Third). — Pupils  registered,  543;  average  at- 
tendance, 500  ;  percentage  attendance,  .98  :  number 
to  each  teacher,  39  ;  moathlv  tuition  of  each  pupil, 
$2.15. 

Broadway  Grammar  School  (location  north 
side   of  Broadway,   between    Powell    and    Mason 


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streets). — Pupils  registered,  5'iO  ;  average  attend- 
ance, 474  ;  percentage  of  attendance,  .94  ;  nnmher  to 
each  teacber,  40  ;  montlily  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $3.18. 

South  Co.smopolitan  Gram.mah  School  (loca- 
tion north  side  of  Post  Street  between  Dnpont  and 
Stockton). — Pupils  registered,  359  ;  average  attend- 
ance, 317  ;  percentage  of  attendance,  .93  ;  nnmber  to 
each  teacber,  32  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil, 
$3.07. 

Union  Grammar  School  (location  north  side  of 
Union  Street,  between  Montgomery  and  Kearny). 
--Pupils  registered,  4.54  ;  average  attendance,  4l7  ; 
percentage  of  attendance,  .95^  ;  number  to  each 
teacher,  42  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $2.14. 

Washington  Grammar  School  (location  south- 
west corner  of  Mason  and  WHshington  streets). — 
Pupils  registered,  430  ;  average  attendance,  403  ; 
percentage  of  attendance,  .9ti ;  number  to  each 
teacher,  40  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $2.19. 

Spring  Valley  Grammar  School  (location 
sonth  8i<le  of  Broadway,  between  Larkin  and  Polk 
streets) Pupils  registered,  464  ;  average  attend- 
ance, 447  ;  percentage  of  attendance,  .96^;  number 
to  each  teacber,  45  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil, 
$2.05. 

Mission  Grammar  School  (location  west  side 
of  Mission  Street,  between  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth). 
— Pupils  registered.  671  ;  average  attendance,  609 ; 
percentage  oi  attendance,  .94  ;  number  to  each 
teacber,  51  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $1.79. 

Shotwell  Street  Grammar  School  (location 
east  side  of  Shotwell  Street,  between  Twenty- 
second  and  Twenty-third) — Pupils  registered,  677  ; 
average  attendance,  578  ;  percentage  of  attendrtnce, 
.94  4-10  ;  number  to  each  teacher,  44  ;  monthly  tui- 
tion of  each  pupil,  $1.89. 

North  Cosmopolitan  School  (location  north 
side  of  Filbert  Street,  between  Jones  and  Taylor). 
— Pupils  registered,  579  ;  average  attendance,  519  ; 
percentage  of  attendance,  .94>i  ;  number  to  each 
teacher,  47  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $1.70. 

Tenth  Street  School  (location  west  side  of 
Tenth  Street,  between  Howard  and  Folsom). — 
Pupils  registered,  698  ;  average  attendance,  629  ; 
percentage  of  attendance,  .96 ;  number  to  each 
teacher,  48  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $1.57. 

South  San  Francisco  School  (location  South 
San  Francisco,  near  Railroad  Avenue).  —  Pnpils 
registered,  178;  average  attendance,  160;  percent- 
age of  attendance,  .94^;  number  to  each  teacher, 
53;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $2.03. 

Tkhama  Primary  School  (lof-ation  south  side 
of  Teliaina  Street,  near  First) . — Pupils  registered, 
854:  average  attendance,  758;  percentage  of  at- 
tendance, .92  4-10  ;  number  to  each  teacber,  45  ; 
monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $1.65. 

Lincoln  Primary  School  (location  southeast 
corner  of  Market  and  Fifth  streets). — Pupils  reg- 
istered, 692;  average  attendance,  565;  percentage 
of  attendance,  .93  4-10  ;  number  to  each  teacher,  43; 
monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $1.73. 

Fourth  Street  Primary  School  (location 
northwest  corner  of  Fourth  and  Clara  streets). — 
Pupils  registered,  534  ;  average  attendance,  498  ; 
percentage  of  attendance,  .95  ;  number  to  each 
teacher,  45  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $1.56. 

South  Cosmopolitan  Primary  School  (loca- 
tion north  side  of  Post  Street  between  Dupont  and 
Stockton)  .  —  Pupils  registered,  482  ;  average  at- 
tendance, 434  ;  percentage  of  attendance,  .95  ;  num- 
ber to  each  teacher,  43 ;  monthly  tuition  of  each 
pupil,  $1.70. 

Bush  Street  Cosmopolitan  School  (location 
southeast  corner  B^^h  and  Stockton  streets). — Pu- 


pils registered,  500  ;  average  attendance,  463  ;  per- 
centage of  attendance,  .94  2-10  ;  nnmber  to  each 
teacher,  46  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $1.60. 

Mason  Street  Cosmopolitan  Primary  School 
(location  east  side  of  Mason  Street  between  Post 
and  Geary). — Pnpils  registered, 342  ;  average  at- 
tendance. 290  ;  percentage  of  attendance,  .91  8-10  ; 
number  to  each  teacher,  48  ;  monthly  tuition  of 
each  pupil,  $1.50. 

Greenwich  Street  Cosmopolitan  Primary 
School  (location  south  side  of  Greenwich  Street 
between  Jones  and  Leavenworth). — Pupils  regis- 
tered, 444  ;  average  attendance,  371  ;  percentage  of 
attendance,  .93;  number  to  each  teacher,  46;  month- 
ly tuition  of  each  pupil,  $1.52. 

Powell  Street  Primary  School  (location 
west  side  of  Powell  Street  between  Jackson  and 
Washington). — Pupils  registered,  482  ;  average  at- 
tendance, 443  ;  percentage  of  attendance,  .95  ;  num- 
ber to  each  teacher,  55  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each 
pupil,  $1.38. 

Union  Primary  School  (location  northwest 
corner  of  Filbert  and  Kearny  streets). — Pupils  regis- 
tered, 479  ;  average  attendance,  419;  percentage  of 
attendance,  .92  9-10  ;  number  to  eacQ  teacher,  46  ; 
monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $1.59. 

SiLVEu  Street  Primary  School  (location 
north  side  of  Silver  Street  between  Second  and 
Third). — Pupils  rei.'i8tered,606  ;  average  attendance, 
.530;  percentage  of  attendance,  .94  4-10;  nnmber  to 
each  teacher,  53 ;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil, 
$1.52. 

Mission  and  Mary  Street  Primary  School 
(location  corner  of  Mission  and  Mary  streets). — Pu- 
pils registered,  2.57  ;  average  attendance,  228 ;  per- 
centage of  attendance,  .94  6-10  ;  number  to  each 
teacher,  45  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $1.53. 

Mission  Street  Primary  School  (location 
south  side  Mission  Street  between  Fifth  and  Sixth). 
^Pupils  registered,  320  ;  average  attendance,  279  ; 
percentage  of  attendance.  .90  2-10  ;  number  to  each 
teacher,  56;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $1.53. 

Pink  and  Larkin  Street  Primary  School 
(location  southwest  corner  of  Pine  and  Larkin 
streets). — Pupils  registered,  636;  average  attend- 
ance, 565;  percentage  of  attendance,  .91  8-10;  num- 
ber to  each  teacher,  43  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each 
pupil,  $1.86. 

Eighth  Street  Primary  School  (location 
east  side  Ei>;hth  Street  between  Harrison  and  Bry- 
ant).— Pupils  registered.  577  ;  averaa'e  attendance, 
531;  per  centage  of  attendance,  .95;  number  to 
each  teacher,  47;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil, 
$1.55. 

Hayes  Valley  Primary  School  (location  north 
side  Grove  Street  between  Franklin  and  Goughl. — 
Pupils  registered,  238  ;  average  attendance,  222 ; 
percentage  of  attendance.  .96  2-10;  number  to  each 
teacher,  55  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $1.43. 

Hayes  Street  Primary  School  (location  south 
side  Hayes  Street  nearLagnna). — Pupils  rejiistered, 
111 ;  average  attendance,  97  ;  percentage  of  attend- 
ance, 94  ;  number  to  each  teacher,  48  ;  monthly  tui- 
ition  of  each   pupil,  $1.62. 

Spring  Valley  Primary  School  (location  south 
side  Union  Street  between  Franklin  and  Gough). — 
Pupils  registered,  230;  average  attendance,  199; 
percentage  of  attendance,  .91  7-10;  number  to  each 
teacher,  47  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil, $1.42. 

Drumm  Street  Primary  School  (location 
northeast  corner  Sacramento  and  Drurnm  streets). — 
Pupils  registered,  135;  average  attendance,  116; 
percentage  of  attendance,  .93 ;  number  to  each 
teacher,  39  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $1.82. 


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PoTRKRO  School  (location  eouthwest  corner 
Kentucky  and  Napa  streets) — Pupila  re;;istered, 
101  ;  average  attendance,  88  ;  percentage  of  at- 
tendance, .95  4-10  ;  number  to  each  teacher,  44  ; 
monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $2.00. 

Pine  Street  ScHoor,  (location  north  side  Pine 
Street  between  Scott  and  Deviaadero). — Pupils  reg- 
istered, 87  ;  average  attendance,  77  ;  percentage  of 
attendance,  .91;  number  to  each  teacher,  38;  monthly 
tuition  of  each  pupil,  $2.04. 

■p^LER  Street  School  (location  north  side  Ty- 
lerotreet  between  Scott  and  Pierce). — Pupils  reg- 
istered, ','32;  average  atteiidance,190;  percentage  of 
of  attendance,  .89  7-10;  number  to  each  teacher,  47  ; 
monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $1.49. 

West  End  ScHooL(location  near  Six-mile  House). 
— Pupils  registered,  40  ;  average  attendance,  34  ; 
perceutaure  of  attendance,  .89  ;  monthly  tuition  of 
each  pupil,  $2.44. 

San  Bruno  School  (location  San  Bruno  Road 
near  Toll-gate). — Pupils  registered,  10.5;  average 
attendance.  87  ;  percentage  of  attendance,  .92;  num- 
ber to  each  teacher,  46  ;  monthly  tuition  to  each  pu- 
pil, $1.71. 

Ocean  House  School  (location  near  Ocean 
House). — Pupils  registered, 21  ;  average  attendance, 
18;  percentage  of  attendance,  .95  ;  monthly  tuition 
of  each  pupil,  $4.62. 

Lacuna  Honda  School. — Pupils  registered,  31 ; 
average  attendance,  28  ;  percentage  of  attendance, 
.93  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $2.94. 

Fairmount  School  (location  Fairmount  Tract). 
— Pupils  registered,  137  ;  average  attendance,  73  ; 
percentage  of  attendance,  87.5  ;  number  to  each 
teacher,  36  ;  monthly  tuition  of  each  pupil,  $2.00. 

Colored  School  (location  northwest  corner 
Taylor  and  Vallejo  streets) . — Pupils  registered,  70  ; 
average  attendance,  60  ;  percentage  of  attendance, 
.89  5-10;  number  to  each  teacher,  30;  monthly  tuition 
of  each  pupil.  $3.04. 

Chinese  School  (location  north  side  Powell 
Street  between  Jackson  and  Washington). — Pupils 
registered.  31  ;  average  attendance,  25;  percentage 
of  attendance,  .83  ;  mouthlv  tuition  of  each  pupil, 
$3.20. 

Historical   Sketch. 

Ex-Superintendent  Denman,  in  his  Annual  Report, 
1870,  gives  the  following  brief  history  of  the  first 
schools  established  in  San  Francisco : 

The  first  American  school  in  San  Francisco  was 
organized  in  April,  1847,  in  a  small  shanty  ou  the 
block  between  Broadway  and  Pacific  streets,  west 
of  Dupont  Street.  Here  were  collected  from  twenty 
to  thirty  pupils,  which  then  comprised  nearly  all  the 
children  m  the  city.  It  was  a  private  institution, 
supported  by  the  tuition  fees  from  the  pupils,  and 
the  contributions  of  the  citizens. 

It  was  taught  by  Mr.  Marsten,  who  is  entitled  to 
the  honor  of  being  the  first  Yankee  school-master 
upon  the  Pacific  coast.  Although  he  continued  his 
school  but  a  few  months,  yet  he  performed  an  im- 
portant part  in  the  early  history  of  our  schools, 
which  should  entitle  his  name  to  be  held  in  grateful 
remembrance  bv  every  friend  of  education. 

Late  in  the  fall  of  1847,  active  measures  were  first 
taken  by  the  citizens  of  San  Francisco  to  organize  a 
public  school,  which  resulted  in  erectinga  comforta- 
ble one-etory  school  house  ou  the  southwest  part  of 
Portsmouth  Square,  fronting  on  Clay  Street  where 
it  now  joins  Breiiham  Place. 

An  engraving  of  this  first  public  school  house  in 
San  Francisco  has  been  preserved  in  the  "  Annals 
of  Sail  Francisco  "  as  oue  of  the  most  valued  relics 
of  the  past.  The  history  of  this  old  building  is 
cherished  by  the  early  pioueers  with  many  pleasing 


associations.  Every  new  enterprise  here  germi- 
nated into  existence.  Here  the  churches  lield  their 
first  meeting,  and  the  first  public  amusements  were 
given.  Alter  the  discovery  of  gold,  it  was  deserted 
for  school  purroses  and  dignified  into  a  court  house, 
under  Judge  Almond.  It  was  again  degraded  into 
a  police  office  and  used  as  a  station  house  until  de- 
molishel  by  the  city  in  1850.  It  is  to  be  regretted 
that  this  first  public  school  edifice  of  San  Francisco, 
unpretending  as  it  was,  could  not  have  been  pre- 
served so  that  the  future  citizen  might  contrast  this 
hnmble  commencement  with  the  beautiful  school 
edifices  which  will  yet  adoru  every  hillside  and  val- 
ley of  our  expanding  city. 

'On  the  28th  of  February,  1848,  the  first  town 
meeting  for  the  election  of  School  Trustees  was  held, 
wliich  resulted  in  the  choice  of  Messrs.  C.  L.lloss,  J. 
Serrine  and  Dr.  J.  G.  Townsend.  These  gentle- 
men, with  the  characteristic  energy  of  our  pioneers, 
immediately  commenced  the  organization  of  aschool. 

A  census  of  the  town  was  soon  afterwards  taken 
by  C.  L.  Ross,  a  gentlemen  to  whose  energy  and 
liberality  in  the  early  history  of  our  city  the  cause 
of  education  and  benevolence  will  ever  be  greatly 
indebted.  This  enumeration  showed  that  the  entire 
population  of  the  town,  including  the  Indians  and 
Mexicans,  was  about  eight  hundred,  fifty  of  whom 
were  children  of  suitable  age  to  attend  school. 

Ou  the  3d  of  April  following,  the  school  was 
opened  in  the  building  I  have  described,  under  the 
instruction  of  Rev.  Thomas  Douglas,  a  graduate  of 
Yale  College,  and  an  able  and  zealous  pioneer  in  the 
cause  of  education. 

Although  it  was  regularly  organized  as  a  public 
school, under  thecontroland  managementof  the  trus- 
tees, yet  it  was  mainly  supported  by  private  tuition 
fees  from  the  pupils.  The  success  and  usefulness  of 
this  school  was  soon  paralyzed  by  the  great  discovery 
of  gold,  which  rapidly  depopulated  the  town,  leaving 
the  teacher  minus  scholars,  parents,  trustees,  or 
tuition  and  salary.  The  teacher  therefore  closed 
school,  and  joined  in  the  general  scramble  for  the 
new  El  Dorado  of  untold  wealth.  In  the  general 
excitement  and  confusion  which  followed  the  first 
rush  to  the  mines,  the  school  enterprise  was  for  a 
time  abandoned. 

The  education  of  the  children,  who  were  rapidly 
increasing  from  the  flood  of  immigration  pouriut 
into  San  Francisco  from  every  part  of  the  world, 
was  entirely  neglected  until  the  23d  of  April,  1849, 
when  the  Rev.  Albert  Williams  opened  a  small  se- 
lect school,  which  he  taught  for  a  few  months. 

In  October,  1849,  Mr.  J.  C.  Pelton  and  wife 
opened  a  school  in  the  basement  of  the  Baptist 
Church  on  Washington  Street,  near  Stockto.i, 
It  was  at  first  commenced  as  a  private  en- 
terprise, being  supported  by  such  compensation  as 
the  "friends  of  the  school  were  disposed  to  con- 
tribute ;"  but  on  the  first  of  April  following,  it  was 
made  a  public  school  by  an  ordinance  of  the  Com- 
mon Council,  and  Mr.  Pelton  and  wife  were  em- 
ployed as  teachers  at  a  salary  of  $.500  a  month. 

I'^his  school  commenced  with  only  three  pupils; 
but  under  the  popular  instruction  of  these  early 
pioneers,  it  rapiuly  increased  in  numbers  and  popu- 
lar favor  until  it  was  broken  up  bv  the  disastrous 
fires  of  1850  and  1851,  when  Mr.  Pefton  left  the  city 
to  engage  in  other  occupations. 

In  July,  18.50,  the  "  Happy  Valley  School"  ^as 
opened  in  a  little  dilapidated  building  in  what  was 
then  a  beautiful  little  valley  in  the  suburbs  of  the 
city,  near  the  corner  of  Second  and  Minna  streets. 
It  waa  first  taught  by  Mr.  Samuel  Newton,  who  re 
mained  but  a  short  time,  when  he  was  succeeded 
by  Mr.  Rogers,  a  teacher  of  energy  and  ability, 
who  also  soon  abandoned  the  school  for  a  more  lu- 
crative occupation. 

The  school  was  next  taught  by  Mr.  Cooly,  a  gen- 
tleman of  great  earnestness  in  his  profession,  wh( 


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encceeded  in  bailding  op  a  flonriebing  Bcbool  for 
Bcveral  montbe,  nntil  the  proeperity  of  the  city  waa 
aliHOfft  deetroved  by  the  great  fires  of  1851 . 

This  Rchoof  wag  Bnpported  by  tuition  fees,  volnn- 
tary  contribntiona  and  appropriations  from  the  Com- 
mon Conncil  ;  and  altboutrh  it  was  commenced  as  a 
private  enterprise,  yet  it  was  free  to  all  who  were 
too  poor  to  pay  for  the  edncation  of  their  children. 

lu  the  Spring  of  1851.  a  scbixjl  was  established  by 
a  few  benevolent  gentleman  in  Spring  Valley,  in  a 
small  bailding  which  was  then  n^ed  as  a  cbnrcb,  a 
school  house,  and  for  the  general  meeting  of  the 
citizens  in  that  vicinity.  It  was  located  on  the  site 
of  the  present  Spring  Valley  Primarv  School,  and 
•was  first  taught  by  Mr.  Freeman  Like  the  other 
schools  mentioned, "it  was  both  private  and  public 
in  ite  character,  being  supported  by  tuition  fees  and 
public  contributions,  and  was  free  to  ail  who  wished 
to  attend. 

I  have  thufl  briefly  noticed  these  schools,  ajs  they 
were  the  real  pioneer  institutions  in  sowing  the 
seeds  which  have  rince  ripened  into  oar  noble  sys- 
tem of  Public  Schools. 

Other  small  schools  were  taught  during  1850  and 
1851,  before  the  organization  of  the  present  system 
of  free  schools. 

Mr.  W.  K.  Osbom  had  a  gmall  select  school  in 
the  Congregational  Church 

Quite  a  larjre  and  popular  private  school  was 
taught  by  the  Bev.  F.  E.  Preveanx,  in  a  part  of  the 
building  now  occupied  by  the  Powell  Street  Pri- 
mary School. 

The  Rev.  Dr.  VerMehr  was  also  a  teacher  of  a 
small  select  school. 

Several  quite  large  parochial  schools  were  also 
taught  in  the  Catholic  cnurches  of  the  city. 

Bat  as  all  of  these  schools  were  organized  as  pri- 
vate or  f«ectarian  institutions,  and  had  no  immediate 
connection  with  our  public  schools.  I  do  not  con- 
sider it  important  to  dwell  upon  their  history  in  this 
place.  As  pioneer  Institutions  in  the  great  cause  of 
education,  they  are  entitled  to  oar  regard,  and  to 
the  grateful  remembrance  of  every  friend  of  public 
instruction. 

After  the  great  fires  of  May  and  Jnne,  1851,  and 
during  the  social  revuUions  of  society  which  fol- 
lowed the  terrible  events  of  that  memorable  year  of 
crime  and  disaster,  but  little  attention  for  some 
time  was  given  to  the  instruction  of  the  youth,  who 
were  left  to  roam  the  streets  and  educate  them- 
selves in  all  the  crimes  and  vice  of  the  gambling 
saloons  which  then  infested  every  part  of  the  city. 

In  the  early  part  of  the  autumn  of  that  year,  as 
the  city  began  to  arise  from  her  ashes,  and  give  evi- 
dence of  permanent  pro8f>erity  and  future  greatness. 
a  few  benevolent  and  fiublic  spirited  citizens  united 
in  a  noble  effort  to  provide  for  the  edncation  of  the 
large  number  of  children  constantly  flocking  to  our 
city  from  every  part  of  the  world.  The  subject  of 
thus  early  estalilishing  a  permanent  system  of  free 
schools  was  atrilated  in  the  press  and  the  city  gov- 
ernment until  the  25th  of  September,  1851, 'when 
the  Common  Council,  in  accordance  with  the  pro- 
visions of  an  Act  of  the  Legislature,  approved 
April  14th,  1851,  conferring  power  upon  the  city  to 
orgiutize  Common  8cho<.>li*  and  to  levy  taxes  for 
their  support,  passed  a  "Free  School  Ordinance," 
providing  for  the  organization,  support  and  regula- 
tion of  the  Common  Schools  of  San  Francisco.  The 
adoption  of  this  excellent  ordinance,  which  carefully 
provided  for  the  details  of  a  well  organized  system 
of  Public  Schools,  was  mainly  secured  by  T.  J.  Ne- 
vins,  Ew^.,  a  gentleman  whose  name  should  ever  be 
held  in  grateful  remembrance  for  bis  interest  and 
enthasiasm  in  the  cause  of  education  and  philan- 
thropy. 

Ou  the  twenty-first  of  October  following,  the  first 
Board  of  Eduf:ation  in  California  was  elected  by  the 
Common   Council  of  the  city,   consisting  of  C.  J. 


Brenham,  the  Mayor,  C.  L.  Ross,  Alderman.  Joseph 
Atwell,  Assistant  Alderman,  and  Genera]  .Tohn 
Wilson,  and  Henry  E.  Lincoln,  Esq.  The  Board 
completed  its  organization  by  electing  T.  J.  Nevins, 
Esq.,  Superintendent  of  Pnblic  Schools.  Altlion^fh 
other  attenjpts  had  been  made  in  1849  and  18.'>0  to 
establish  free  schools,  yet  this  is  the  first  successful 
effort  that  has  come  down  intact  to  us. 

On  the  seventeenth  of  November,  1851,  our  pres- 
ent system  of  Free  Schools  was  inaugurated,  which 
has  since  proved  such  a  frlorioua  success.  It  may  be 
true,  that  previous  to  this  date,  other  schooh  Jiad 
been  taught  for  a  short  time  in  San  Fruncisco,  which 
were  free  to  all  who  desired  to  attend  ;  but  they 
were  not  repnlarly  organized  under  anv  Boaid  of 
Education,  and  were  soon  abandoiietf  by  their 
teachers  to  enter  more  lucrative  occupations.  Ihir- 
ing  the  first  year,  ending  November  1st,  18.52,  the 
Board  of  Education  organized  seven  schools  in  dif- 
ferent sections  of  the  city,  which,  according  to  the 
fourth  quarterly  report  of  the  Superintendent,  num- 
bered seven  nnndred  and  ninety-one  pupils  in 
attendance.  A  census  was  taken  in  October,  18.52, 
by  the  teachers,  which  showed  that  the  whole  num- 
ber of  children  in  the  city  between  fmr  and  eig:hteen 
years  of  age  was  two  thousand  and  fifty.  All  these 
schools  (except  No.  2  at  North  Beach)  have  contin- 
ued their  organization  intact,  and  now  constitute  the 
princifial  Grammar  Schools  of  the  city. 

The  first  Public  School  under  the  present  orj^-an- 
ization  was  opened  on  the  seventeenth  of  November, 
1851,  in  a  small  dilapidated  one-story  building  near 
the  comer  of  Secona  and  Minna  streets.  It  was  then 
named  the  "  Happy  Valley  School,"  District  No.  1, 
which  included  all  that  portion  of  the  city  south  of 
Pine  Street.  The  first  teachers  were  James  Denman, 
Principal,  and  Mrs.  A.  Hyde,  As-sistant. 

On  the  same  date  the  "  Noith  Beach  School," 
District  No.  5,  located  on  the  northeast  corner  of 
Powell  and  Filbert  streets,  was  instituted  under  the 
instruction  of  Mr.  Joel  Tracy,  Principal,  and  Mrs. 
Milhury,  Assistant.  This  school  was  tranbferred  in 
1854  to  the  large  brick  school-hoiiFe  which  was 
erected  on  the  southwest  corner  of  Francisco  and 
Stockton  streets,  where  it  remained  until  18.57,  when 
the  building  was  used  bv  the  city  as  a  hospital,  and 
the  school  was  merged  into  the  Union  School  and 
the  Powell  Street  Grammar  School. 

On  the  twenty-second  of  December,  1851,  Central 
School,  District'No.  2,  (now  the  Washington  School) 
was  organized  in  a  one  story  building  on  Dnpont 
Street  near  Jackson,  under  the  instruction  of  F.  E. 
Jones,  Esq.,  Principal,  and  Mrs.  E.  W.  Baldwin, 
Assistant. 

On  the  eighth  of  January,  1852,  the  "  Happy 
Valley  School,"  District  No.  1,  was  divided,  and  tne 
present  Kincon  Schfjol  was  organized  in  the  southern 
portion  of  the  city,  in  a  small  room  near  the  corner 
of  First  and  Folsom  streets. 

On  the  ninth  of  February,  1852,  the  present 
Spring  Valley  Grammar  School  was  opened  in  the 
old  church  atid  school-house  on  the  site  of  the  Spring 
Valley  Primary  School,  on  Union  Street  between 
Franklin  and  Goujrh. 

On  the  tenth  of  May,  1852,  the  Mission  Dolores 
School  wa«  organized  in  a  small  building  near  the 
old  Mission  Church. 

On  the  seventeenth  of  June,  1852,  the  Clarke's 
Point  School  (now  the  Union  Grammar  .School)  was 
opened  in  an  old  wooden  bniidin^f  on  the  northwest 
comer  of  Montgomery  and  Broadway  streets. 

On  the  twenty  secjnd  of  Mav,  18.04,  the  Colored 
School  was  organized,  under  tbe  instruction  of  the 
Rev.  J.  J.  Moore,  in  the  basement  of  the  Colored 
Church,  on  the  corner  of  Virginia  Place  and  Jackson 
Street.  This  school  was  subsequently  transferred  to 
the  Colored  School  building  on  Broadway,  near 
Powell  Street,  and  is  now  permanen'ly  located  on 
the  comer  of  Taylor  and  Vallejo  streets. 


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The  Chinese  School  was  first  organized  in  Sep- 
teinl>er.  1859.  ander  ibe  inetroction  of  Mr.  B.  Lane- 
to».  in  the  baeement  of  the  Chine*  Chapel,  comer 
of  Sioctton  and  Sacramento  street*.  For  want  of 
scholars  and  a  lack  of  interest  amoog  the  Chinese 
to  appreciate  the  henefita  of  free  school  iaerraclion, 
it  waa  8nspended  in  Jane,  1860,  ae  a  dav  school,  bat 
has  since  been  taagfat  as  an  evening  scb'ooi. 

Daring  Angnst.  1856,  the  Evening  Schools  were 
opened  in  the  hasement  of  the  Cathedral,  comer 
C^fomia  and  Dopt-nt  streets.  They  were  first  or- 
^lanized  by  )(es$rs  John  Hamill.  John  Swett.  Ahira 
Holmes,  and  James  Denman,  who  volunteered  their 
aervioes  antil  the  Board  of  Edncation  was  convinced 
of  the  success  of  the  schools,  and  the  importance 
and  osefialnes?  of  the  Evening  School  inMmction. 
The  Evening  Schools  have  continued  with  varyiiisr 
■access,  nnti!  now  they  are  among  the  most  osefo] 
and  prosperous  of  oar  Public  Schools. 

Oar  present  High  Schools  were  first  inaugurated 
on  the  16th  of  Antrum,  1856.  under  the  instrnttion 
of  Mr.  Ellis  H.  Holmes.  Principal,  George  W. 
Minns,  and  Miss  Anna  C.  Parks,  Asfeistants.  At 
first  the  school  was  opened  as  a  "  Union  Grammar 
School.''  and  consisted  of  eighty  puplU — thirty-Jive 
boys  «aijorty-nr€  girle — wRo  were  selected  from 
the  most  advanced  pupils  of  the  highest  grammar 
classes  of  the  city.  After  thorongbly  testing  the 
experiment  for  three  terms,  and  proving  the  useful- 
ness and  success  of  the  school,  the  Board  of  Edaca- 
tion,  on  the  Sih  of  January,  1858,  resolved  to  re- 
organize it  as  a  permanent  High  School,  with  a 
more  complete  ana  extended  course  of  study. 

The  school  was  first  opened  in  Dr.  Bonne's 
chiuvb,  on  the  present  site  of  the  Boys"  High  School, 
This  building  was  remodeled  and  rebuilt  m  1860, 
and  was  fonnally  dedicated  on  the  19th  of  Septem- 
ber, with  interesting  ceremonies,  by  the  Kev.  T. 
Starr  King  and  others. 

In  June,  1S64.  the  sexes  were  separated  in  the 
High  School,  and  the  young  ladies  were  transferred 
to  the  old  brick  building  corner  Stockton  and  Bush 
streets,  where  the  Girls'  High  School  was  opened 
under  the  instruction  of  the  present  PrinHpal.  Mr. 
E.  H.  Holmes,  with  Misses  M.  F.  Austin  and  M.  S. 
Bodwell,  and  Madame  Brisac.  Assistants.  This 
school  was  reoiganired  in  July,  1867.  as  a  Girls' 
High  and  Normal  School,  with  a  training  depart- 
ment for  preparing  young  ladies  for  the  profession 
of  teaching. 

In  1853,  the  Legislature  of  the  State  of  California 
ptassed  the  following  Act,  by  which  the  Catholic,  or 
"  Ward  "  schools,  were  organized  as  a  part  of  the 
public  schools  of  the  city.  Sec.  three.  '•  The  Coun- 
ty Saperintendent  may.  and  is  hereby  empowered, 
in  incorporated  cities,  to  appoint  three  School  Com- 
missioners for  any  common  school  or  district,  upon 
a  petition  of  the  inhabitants  thereof  requesting  the 
same."  Sec.  four.  "  Such  schools  sliall  f>e  and  are 
hereby  entitled  to  all  the  rights  and  privileges  of  any 
other  city  or  common  schools,  in  the  pro  rata  divi- 
sion of  school  money  raised  by  taxation,  and  shall 
receive  their  proportion  of  money  from  the  State 
School  Fond  in  the  annual  distribution,  provided 
they  are  conducted  in  accordance  with  the  require- 
ments of  this  Act."  This  law  remained  in  force  till 
1855.  when  it  was  repealed  by  the  revised  school  law 
which  abolished  separate  school  funds,  and  provided 
that  no  sectariHU  books  should  be  used,  and  that  no 
sectarian  doctrines  should  be  taught  in  any  public 
school,  under  penalty  of  forfeiting  the  pnblic  funds. 
The  first  Commissioners  appointed  under  this  law 
were  Dr.  P.  M.  OBrien,  Frank  Soule.  Esq.,  and 
Dr.  S.  R.  Harris. 

The  following  schools  were  organized  under  this 
system  :  In  the  Second  Ward,  connected  with  the 
&.  Francis'  Church,  there  were  one  Grammar,  one 
Intermediate  and  two  Primary  Schools,  divided 
into  m;ile  and  femhle   departments,  numbering  "299 


boys  ai>d  255  girls — total.  554.  In  the  Sixth  Ward, 
in 'connection  with  the  Caihedral,  there  was  the 
same  arrangement  of  schools,  in  which  were  tautrht 
131  boys  and  124  girls,  in  all  255  pupils.  In  the 
Seventh  Ward,  in  connection  with  Si.  PaT.ncus' 
Church,  there  was  the  same  arrangemeni  of  s^  r  xls, 
in  which  were  taagfat  254  bovs  and  358  girls,  m.tkinir 
inan612. 

Thus  there  were  educated  in  the  Ward  Schools 
1421  pupils,  for  the  edncation  of  whom  the  city  ap- 
propriated the  sum  of  $39,690.50. 

The  male  departments  were  taught  by  gentlemen 
instrnctors,  and  the  female  departments  by  ladies 
belonging  to  the  followine  religions  orders  of  :be 
city :  Sisters  of  Charitv,  Sisters  of  Mercy,  and  Sis- 
tere  of  the  Presentation. 

In  1855.  these  Ward  Schools  were  merged  ino 
the  city  public  schools,  forming  one  uniform  system. 
All  the  teachers,  except  those  belonging  to  the  difiT- 
erent  religious  orders,  were  employed  by  the  City 
Board  of  Education. 

CMVERSITT   or   C.^LirORSIA. 

This  institution,  now  in  active  operation  in  the 
City  of  Oakland,  was  organized  by  .\ct  nf  the 
Legislature,  approved  March  23dj  1868.  It  em- 
braces five  distinct  colleges,  viz.:  A  Collejre  of  Ag- 
riculture, of  the  Mechanic  Arts,  of  Civil  Engineer- 
ing, of  Mines,  and  Letters. 

The  management  and  control  of  the  University 
are  intrusted  to  a  Board  of  Regents,  composed  of 
the  following  gentlemen : 

Resentf  of  the  Unirfrtiiy. — Ex-officio  :  His  Ex- 
cellency Henry  H.  Haight.  Governor,  and  Presi- 
dent of  the  Board  ;  His  Honor  William  Hi  lot-n, 
Lieutenant  -  Governor  :  Hon.  George  H.  Rosers, 
Speaker  of  the  Assembly:  Hon.  and  Rev.  O.  P. 
Fitzgerald.  D.  D..  Stale  Superintendent  of  Public 
Instruction ;  Hon.  Charles  F.  Reed,  President  of 
the  State  Agricultural  Society,  and  A.  S.  Hal!:die. 
Esq.,  President  of  the  Mechanics'  Institute  of  San 
Francisco.  Apitoinifd  .•  Hon.  Samnel  Merriii.  M. 
D..  Oakland  :  John  T.  Dovle.  Esq..  Menlo  Park  ; 
Hon.  Richard  P.  Hammond.  San  Francisco  :  Hon. 
John  W.  Dwindle.  Oaklatid  :  Rev.  Horatio  Steb- 
bins,  San  Francisco  ;  Hon.  Lawrence  Archer.  San 
Jose ;  William  Watt.  Esq..  Grass  Valley  ;  Hon. 
Samuel  B.  McKee,  Oakland.  *  Honorary  .■  Louis 
Sachs.  San  Francisco,  Hon.  Edward  Tompkins,  Oak- 
land. J.  Mora  Moss.  Esq..  Temescal.  S.  F.  Butter 
worth.  Esq..  San  Francisco.  Hon.  John  .S.  Hager. 
San  Francis<H>.  A.  J.  Bowie,  M.D.,  San  Francisco, 
William  C.  Ralston  Esq.,  San  Francisco,  John  B. 
Felton  Esq..  Oakland. 

Officers  of  the  Board  of  Re^entf. — His  Excel- 
lency Henry  H.  Haight.  President  ;  Andrew  J. 
Moulder.  Esq.,  Secretary  ;  William  C.  Ralston. 
E^.,  Treasurer.  Office,  Xo.  300  California  Street, 
San  Francisco. 

The  University  was  inaugurated  on  the  twentv- 
third  of  September.  1869.  in  the  buildings  formerly 
occupied  bv  the  Collesre  of  California,  in  tJbe  City 
of  Oakland.     The  following  are 

The  Faculty  and  Officers .—Renry  Durant.  A.M., 
President  ;  John  LeCoute,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Phy- 
sics and  Industrial  Mechanics  :  Joseph  Le  Conte, 
M.D..  Professor  of  Geology.  Natural  History,  and 
Botany  ;  Martin  Kellosc.  A.M..  Professor  of  Ancient 
Langtiages  ;  W.  T.  Welcker.  Professor  of  Mathe- 
matics ;  Paul  Pioda,  Professor  of  Modem  Lan- 
guages; Ezra  S.  Carr.  M.D..  Professor  of  Chemistry, 
Aericnlture.  Agricultural  Chemirfry  and  Horti- 
culture ;  William  Sainton,  A.M..  Professor  of  Eng- 
lish Language  and  Literature,  including  Rhetoric 


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SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


and  Logic  ;  Robert  E.  Oj^ilby,  Instructor  of  Draw- 
ing ;  Frank  Soul6,  Jr.,  Assistant  Professor  of  Ma- 
thematics; George  Tait,  Assistant  Professor  of 
Ancient  Languages,  and  Master  of  the  5th  Class. 

The  session  opened  with  about  Kfry  students,  dis- 
tributed into  four  classes,  and  attached  to  the 
various  coilpges.  There  are  now,  (April,  1871) 
two  hundred  and  eighty  students  in  the  Univei-sity 
proper  and  Preparatory  Department,  and  five  hund- 
red students  at  large  in  the  Mechanic  Aits  College, 
a  branch  of  which  is  located  in  San  Francisco. 

The  University  is  now  open  to  young  ladies  on 
equal  terms,  in  every  respect,  with  males.  Quite  a 
number  of  voung  ladies  have  regularly  entered. 

The  whole  course  of  instruction  in  each  of  the 
colleges,  occupies  four  yeai-s.  In  each  year  there 
are  three  terms,  ending,  respectively,  on  the  twenty- 
second  of  December,  the  sixtli  of  April,  and  nine- 
teenth of  July,  the  last  date  being  Commencement 
Day. 

Method  of  Instruction. — In  all  the  different  col- 
Ifgis,  the  method  of  instruction  is  by  means  of  lec- 
tuies  and  the  study  of  text  books,  accompanied  in 
either  case  by  rigid  daily  examinations. 

Optional  Uon.rses. — Besides  the  students  pursuing 
the  regular  courses,  any  resident  of  California,  of 
approved  moral  character,  has  the  right  to  enter 
himself  in  the  University  as  a  student  at  large,  and 
receive  tuition  in  any  branch  or  bi-anches  of  instruc- 
tion at  the  time  when  the  same  are  given  in  the  reg- 
ular course. 

Expenses. — The  University  is  absolutely  free  in 
the  four  higher  classes.  There  is  a  small  charge  for 
tuition  in  the  5th  class  or  Preparatory  Department. 
There  are  no  dormitories  and  no  commons  connected 
with  the  University  except  for  the  5th  class.  Stu- 
dents can  obtain  board  and  lodging  at  reasonable 
rates  in  private  families  in  the  City  of  Oakland. 
By  forming  clubs  tbey  can  much  reduce  the  price 
of  board. 

Equipment. — The  University  has  been  superbly 
equipped  with  apparatus  of  all  kinds,  of  the  most 
improved  pattern.  It  has  been  selected  wiih  great 
care,  and  at  a  large  expense,  in  the  Atlantic  States 
and  Europe.  Instruction  in  every  branch  of  study, 
capable  of  illustration,  is  aided  by  instiuments  and 
appliances  of  the  most  approved  workmanship  and 
latest  device. 

The  Site. — The  University  owns  a  beautiful  tract 
of  two  hundred  acres  at  Berkeley,  situated  four  and 
a  half  miles  north  of  Oakland.  On  this  site,  ar- 
rangements have  been  made  to  put  up  permanent  and 
spacious  buildings,  capable  of  acoomodiitiug  five 
hundred  students,  and  provided  with  all  tlie  modern 
conveniences  which  experience  can  suggest.  The 
whole  cost  is  estimated  at  $250,000.  Meantime 
the  University  is  located  in  spacious  buildings  in  tde 
City  of  Oakland. 

Private  Educational  Institutions. 

The  total  nnmber  of  colleges  and  private  schools 
in  this  city  is  sixty-five;  of  which  fifteen  are  under 
the  control  of  the  Catholic  denomination.  Many  of 
these  institutions  are  in  a  very  flourishing  condition; 
and  the  private  schools  will  compare  favorably  with 
the  public  schools  for  thoroughness  of  instruction 
and  excellence  of  discipline. 

From  the  report  of  the  school  census  for  1870,  it 
■will  be  seen  that  the  number  of  children  between  six 
and  fifteen  years  of  age  that  have  attended  private 
schools  for  the  year  ending  June  30th,  1870,  was 
four  thousand  five  hundred  and  eighty-two.  The 
number  attending  public  schools  for  tbe  same  period, 
eighteen  thousand  three  hundred;  an  increase  for 
the  year  ending  June  30,  1870,  of  four  thousand  six 
hundred  and  sixty  six. 

In  addition  to  the  attendance  of  the  private  schools, 
there  are  uhout  eight  hundred   and  fifty   children 


under  six  years  of  age  at  the  diflferent  infant  schools, 
and  about  nine  hundred  attending  the  higher  private 
schools  and  colleges,  the  whole  aggregating  six 
thousand  one  hundred  and  sixty,  an  iuciea.se  during 
the  past  year  of  two  thousand  three  hundred  and 
thirty-two. 

CITY   COLLEGE. 

The  City  College  was  esfablisljed  in  1859,  by  the 
Rev.  Geo.  Bnrrowes,  D.D.,  in  the  basement  of  the 
old  Calvary  Church  on  Bush  Street,  from  which  it 
was  removed  to  its  present  site,  on  tiie  southeast 
corner  of  Stockton  and  Geary  streets,  in  18C1.  It 
was  incorporated  under  the  name  of  University 
College  in  1863,  the  valuable  property  previously 
acquired  being  then  placed  in  the  hands  of  a  Board 
of  eighteen  Trustees,  among  whom  may  be  specially 
named,  the  Hon.  Thomas  H.  Selby.  Mayor  of  San 
Francisco,  Gov.  H.  H.  Haight,  Ex-mayor  H.  P. 
Coon,  and  James  B.  Roberts,  Esq.  Pursuing  a  lib- 
eial  and  enlightened  policy,  the  Trustees  have  not 
only  provided  ample  grounds  and  buildings,  admira- 
bly situated  in  the  most  accessible  part  of  the  cily, 
and  furnished  with  chemical  and  philosophical  ap- 
paratus, but  also  secured  extensive  and  valuable 
grounds  for  University  purposes,  situated  in  the 
suburbs  of  the  city  and  known  as  the  University 
Mound,  on  which  they  have  erected  and  furnished 
a  beautiful  college  edifice,  in  the  French  Gotliic 
style,  now  ready  for  the  reception  of  students. 

The  city  department,  popularly  known  as  the  City 
College,  has  already  completed  the  eleventh  year  of 
its  existence.  During  the  first  six  years  of  its  his- 
tory, it  grew,  under  the  presidency  of  the  Rev.  Dr. 
Burrowes,  from  small  beginnings  to  the  proportion 
of  a  college,  with  a  number  of  students  nearly 
ready  for  graduation,  some  of  whom  have  since  re- 
ceived the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts.  Since  the 
resignation  of  Dr.  Burrowes  in  1865,  on  account  of 
the  temporary  failure  of  his  health,  the  college  lias 
been  under  the  direction  of  the  Rev.  P.  V.Veeder, 
A.M.,  formerly  tutor  in  Union  College,  Sche- 
nectady, N.  Y.  A  Chemical  Laboratory  has  also 
been  erected,  fronting  on  Stockton  Street,  and 
placed  under  the  care  of  Prof.  Thomas  Price,  M.D.. 
lu  which  the  best  facilities  are  afforded  for  obtaining 
a  thorough  practical  knowledge  of  chemistry  in  all 
its  applications  to  assaying,  mining,  pharmacy,  and 
the  manufacturing  arts. 

The  main  college  building  is  forty  feet  wide  by 
one  hnndied  and  thirty  feet  long,  and  contains  five 
large  and  well-lighted  and  ventilated  halls  for 
study,  capable  of  accommodating  two  hundi'ed  stu- 
dents; a  philosophical  hall  for  lectures  and  experi- 
ments; Kiepert's  mural  maps  of  ancient  geography, 
and  a  neat  observatory  rising  from  the  roof  fur  the 
telescope.  A  corps  of  able  professors  and  teachers 
conduct  the  instructions.  The  Classical  Department 
is  under  the  care  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Kirkland,  a 
graduate  of  the  University  of  Edinburgh.  Instruc- 
iioii  is  given  in  mathematics  by  Prof.  T.  A.  Robin- 
son; in  English  studies  and  mi'litary  drill  by  Prof. 
J.  K.  P.  Wilson;  in  physics  and  modern  languages, 
by  Prof.  G.  C.  Arnold,  of  the  University  of  Eilan- 
gen,  and  in  French,  by  Henry  Mouron,  and  draw- 
ing by  Charles  Proesch.  The  Preparatory  and  Pri- 
mary departments  are  amply  provided  with  able  and 
faitliful  teachers,  and  are  well  attended. 

In  the  rear  of  the  college  buildings  is  a  spacious 
playground  provided  with  gymnastic  apparatus,  and 
sheds  for  shelter  from  rain.  Here  Military  Instruc- 
tion is  regularly  ^iven,  and  attention  paid  to  the 
physical  culture  of  the  pupils.  In  the  new  building 
on  University  Mound,  a  school  will  be  opened  early 
ill  1872,  under  the  name  of  the  University  Mound 
Institute  and  Boarding  School,  by  the  Kev. 
George  Burrowes,  D.D.,  assisted  by  a  corps  of  able 
instructors — young  men  and  boys  will  here  be  fur- 
nished with  the  best  instruction  iu  a  select  and  com- 


Detached  Dwellings  insured  for  a  term  of  years  by  the  PEOPIiES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  710  Kearny  Street,  Be  >tB  and  Shoes. 


GENERAL    RE  VIEW. 


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fortable  home,  under  the  personal  care  of  the  Prin- 
cipal— (See  advertisemeut,  page  Ixxvi.) 

SANTA  CLARA  COLLEGE,  SAN'  JOSE. 

This  estnblishmeut  is  under  the  superintendence 
of  the  Fathers  of  the  Societv  of  Jesiis,  and  is  open 
to  all  who  chooee  to  avail  tliemselves  of  its  advan- 
tages. It  is  situaled  in  the  beauii+'nl  valley  of  Santa 
Clara,  so  celebrated  for  the  mildneiis  and  salubrity 
of  its  climate,  and  is  about  three  miles  distant  trom 
San  Jose  and  quite  close  to  the  San  Jose  and  San 
Francisco  Railroad. 

The  College  was  founded  in  1851.  On  the  twenty- 
eighth  of  April,  1855,  it  was  incorporated  and  em- 
powered to  confer  degrees  and  academical  honors, 
and  to  exercise  all  the  rights  and  privileges  common 
to  any  other  literary  institution  in  the  United  States. 
It  has  a  full  staff  of  professors,  and  presents  advan- 
tages for  the  mental,  physical,  and  moral  training  of 
the  students  unsurpassed  in  California.  It  pos8e88es 
a  complete  philosophical  apparatus,  purposely  made 
in  Paris  for  Santa  Clara  College,  and  furnished  with 
all  necessary  instruments  for  experiments  in  me- 
chanics, hydraulics,  pneumatics,  caloric,  electricity, 
magnetism,  optics,  acoustics,  and  surveying.  New 
and  important  additions  are  being  made  every  year 
to  keep  pace  with  the  progress  of  science. 

The  cneniical  laboratory  is  provided  with  a  full 
assortment  of  chemicals, a  very  good  set  of  furnaces, 
and  all  that  is  necessary  for  the  different  kinds  of 
chemical  analyses.  The  museum  of  natural  history 
comprises  a  collection  of  mineralogy  of  more  than 
one  thousand  five  hundred  specimens  ;  also  three 
thousand  specimens  of  shells  and  other  natural  curi- 
osities. As  an  accessory  to  the  scientific  department 
there  is  a  photographic  gallery,  where  the  students 
who  wish  may  learn  photography  in  all  its  different 
branches.  Practical  lessons  are  given  also  on  the 
electric  telegraph.  The  college  library  numbers 
aboQt  twenty-five  hundred  volumes. —  (See  adver- 
tisement, page  xli.) 

MEDICAL   COLLEGES. 

The  clinical  instruction  of  our  colleges  is  unsur- 
passed by  any  other  city  of  its  population,  owing  to 
our  ample  hospital  facilities,  ana  the  evenness  of 
the  temperature  of  our  climate,  which  affords 
opportunities  of  witnessing  all  the  varied  types 
or  phases  of  diseases  during  any  month  of  the  year. 
The  woi  Id  cannot  boast  of  a  climate  so  peculiarly 
adapted  to  the  practical  teaching  of  anatomy  by  dis- 
sections. 

There  are  two  medical  colleges  in  this  City  :  the 
"  Toland  Medical  College,"  and  "The  University 
of  the  Pacific."  Both  have  a  very  efficient  corps  of 
professors — the  most  eminent  physicians  of  the  state. 
The  attendance  upon  these  colleges  is  not  large  ;  yet 
from  some  cause,  both  are  continued  with  good  as- 
surances of  success. 

There  are  peculiar  advantages  to  students  of  med- 
icine in  attending  at  least  one,  if  not  both  courses 
of  medical  instruction  in  the  locality  where  they 
intend  to  practice.  The  most  prominent  of  these 
reasons  is  the  experiences  of  the  facultv  in  the  dis- 
eases incident  to  the  climate,  and  the  observance  of 
the  peculiarities  of  these  diseases  under  clinical  in- 
struction. 

The  ample  hospital  facilities  afforded  by  the  nu- 
merous public  institutions  for  clinical  instruction 
are  unsurpassed  by  any  other  city  of  its  population, 
and  the  even  temperature  of  the  climate  permits  the 
witnessing  during  any  month  of  the  year  of  all  the 
different  types  or  phases  of  diseases,  and  the  prac- 
tical teaching  of  anatomy  by  dissections. 

The  healthful  and  invigorating  influence  of  our 
climate  is  an  additional  inducement  to  strangers  to 
visit  here  to  pursue  the  studies  of  medicine,  and  it  is 
to  be  hoped  that  the  physicians  and  surgeons  of  the 
Pacific  Coast  shall  receive  the  degree  of  "  Doctor  of 


Medicine  "   from  our  own  home  ii.  ititntions,  which 
will  guarantee  the  success  of  ou    .nedical  colleges. 

HEALD'S    business   COLLEGE. 

This  institution,  of  which  we  gave  a  description 
last  year,  under  the  heading  of  the  "  California 
Business  University,"  has  made  numerous  imjjrove- 
ments  since  our  last  issue.  The  College  has  been 
moved  from  its  old  quarters  at  the  corner  of  Bush 
and  Montgomery  streets,  into  its  new  and  commod- 
ious rooms  in  College  Building,  24  Post  Street,  be- 
tween Montgomery  and  Kearny.  These  rooms  were 
constructed  expressly  for  this  school,  and  are  said  to 
be  the  finest  and  most  expensively  furnished  rooms 
that  are  occupied  by  any  business  college  in  the 
country.  The  main  school-room  is  one  hundred  and 
twenty  feet  long  by  about  sixty  feet  in  width,  and  is 
capable  of  accommodating  over  four  hundred  pupils. 
It  has  been  fitted  up  witli  new  desks  and  business 
offices,  and  affords,  when  filled  with  students  carry- 
ing on  business  among  themselves,  a  very  pleasing 
spectacle  to  the  visitor. 

The  design  of  this  school,  as  its  name  implies,  is 
to  educate  boys  and  young  men  with  a  special  view 
to  business.  Its  purpose  is  not  to  impirt  a  classical 
education,  but  a  practical  one.  Instruction  is  given 
in  all  the  branches  of  an  ordinary  English  education, 
as  well  as  in  all  the  departments  of  bookkeeping 
and  accounts,  in  Commercial  Calculations,  Spen- 
cerian  Penmanship,  Mercantile  Law,  Business  Cor- 
respondence, Political  Economy,  Phonography, 
Telegraphy,  Mechanical  Drawing,  Modern  Lan- 
guages, etc.  Nor  does  the  instruction  terminate 
with  the  theories  and  principles  of  the  various 
branches  taught,  but  extends  to  the  actual  practice 
of  the  same.  Thus  after  learning  the  theory  of  ac- 
counts each  student  enters  into  business  on  liis  own 
account,  and  puts  into  practice  the  principles  he 
has  learned.  Vinally  he  enters  the  Jobbing,  Im- 
porting, Real  Estate,  Insurance,  Commission,  Ex- 
press, Merchandising,  and  Banking  Offices  where 
ne  learns  business  as  it  is  transacted  by  the  leading 
firms  of  this  <'ity.  Young  men  about  to  enter  into 
business,  or  desiring  to  obtain  good  situations,  find 
a  course  of  study  at  this  school  of  great  assistance. 
Many  of  our  businessmen  send  to  the  College  lor 
clerks,  bookkeepers,  etc.,  thus  giving  its  graduates 
situations  at  once. 

Heald's  Business  College  is  one  of  the  Bryant  and 
Strattcm  Colleges  which  are  located  in  all  the  princi- 
pal cities  of  the  United  States  and  Canada.  Its  schol- 
arships are  good  for  tuition  in  any  of  the  thirty-six 
colleges  comprising  the  association.  These  schools 
are  popularly  known  throughout  the  whole  country, 
and  a  diploma  from  one  of  them  is  of  equal  value 
in  any  of  our  commercial  cities.  The  Principals  of 
the  different  schools  in  the  Association  meet  in  con- 
vention once  every  year,  for  the  discussion  of  mat- 
ters pertaining  to  the  interests  of  the  different  col- 
leges and  the  subject  of  commercial  education.  It 
is  from  this  source  that  most  of  the  improvements 
in  this  system  of  education  have  arisen  during  the 
past  ten  years. 

There  are  at  present  about  two  hundred  and  fifty 
students  attending  this  school,  including  both  day 
and  evening  classes.  A  visit  to  its  rooms  will  explain 
the  whole  system  and,  doubtless,  prove  interesting 
to  the  visitor. 

Sabbath  Schools. 

The  organizations  connected  with  the  different 
churches  are  in  a  very  prosperous  condition.  The 
aggregate  enrollment  will  reach,  it  is  estimated, 
nearly  twenty  thousand  children,  and  the  average 
attenclance  twelve  thousand.  Of  this  number  over 
one  third  are  connected  with  the  different  Catholic 
organizations.  Number  of  schools  (1869)  seventy- 
six.  For  the  officers  and  data  of  the  different  schools 
see  Churches,  page  862. 


JONES,  FUIiliMAN  ft  CO.,  116  Sanaozn  Street.  Sewing  and  Embroider.ins  Silks. 


BEDINQTON'S  PLAVOHING  EXTKACTS  are  the  best  and  cheapest  for  family  use 


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SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


Benevolent  and  Social   Societies. 

The  acquisition  of  California  by  the  Americnn 
Republic  drew  the  attention  of  the  world  to  this 
coast,  and  when,  a  shoi-t  time  subsequently,  the  an- 
nouncement was  made  of  the  marvelous  fields  found 
here,  the  bold,  the  enterprising  and  the  adventur- 
ous of  every  country,  race,  religion  and  character, 
turned  their  steps  hither,  and  the  most  cosmopolitan 
state  of  our  Union  was  created.  A  people  of  such 
elements,  widely  separated  from  their  native  homes, 
friends  .nnd  associations,  and  governments,  natur- 
ally gathered  each  to  his  class,  order,  or  nation,  and 
thus,  at  an  early  date,  at  the  central  port  of  the 
country,  were  formed  some  of  those  societies  of 
grand  benevolence  which  now  form  so  distinguish- 
ing a  feature  of  San  Francisco's  society.  The  very 
isolation,  so  far  removed  from  the  succour  of  rela- 
tives or  the  protection  of  their  flag  made  these  or- 
gauijations  a  necessity,  and  the  geiierousand  kindly 
spirit  pervading  the  brave  pioneer  class  with  the 
abundant  wealth  the  soil  gave,  rendered  such  as- 
sociations more  than  usually  effective.  Sickness  and 
death  are  inevitable,  and  want,  through  accident, 
disease  or  improvidence,  is  the  lot  of  some,  how- 
ever bountiful  the  country,  or  genial  tlie  clime. 
To  relieve  suffering,  assist  the  depressed,  and  bury 
the  dead,  have  been  the  objects  of  the  benevolent 
societies  formed.  The  good  deeds  performed,  and 
the  constant  care  and  watchfulness  exercised,  have 
given  to  San  Francisco  a  world-wide  reputation 
which  is  richly  deserved.  Aside  from  the  organized 
societies,  the  popular  benevolence  is  proven  by  the 
large  sums  often  given  for  various  objects  at  the 
call  of  charity  or  sympathy.  Millions  of  dollars 
have  been  sent  abroad  when  the  good  heart  thought 
it  was  required  to  alleviate  distress  either  among 
our  own  people  or  those  of  foreign  lands,  and  never 
is  relief  called  in  vain  for  any  individual  case  of 
destitution  found  in  our  midst.  Fortunately  cases 
of  destitution  are  rare,  and  the  provisions  made  by 
the  law  and  by  social  organizations  prevent  any 
necessity  for  such  distress  as  drives  to  importunate 
beggary. 

The  large  sums  sent  with  such  a  willing  hand  to 
aid  the  sick  and  wounded  of  the  Union  armies  dur- 
ing the  war  of  the  rebellion  and  which  constituted 
such  a  noble  support,  will  always  be  referred  to,  in 
this  connection,  with  just  pride.  Recently  a  similar 
exhibition  of  benevolence  and  patriotic  sympathy 
has  been  manifested  on  the  part  of  the  German  an'd 
French  citizens,  each  party  having  sent  to  their  suf- 
fering countrymen  nearly  a  quarter  of  a  million  dol- 
lars to  aid  the  wounded  of  the  battle  field,  assist  the 
widows  and  orphans,  and  restore  prosperity  as  far 
as  it  lay  in  their  power.  The  grand  piles  of  gold 
sent  to  the  distant  home  will  stand  as  lasting  monu- 
ments of  the  golden  state  of  the  far  West,  and  of 
the  munificence  of  her  people.  Upwards  of  four 
hundred  thousand  dollars  were  collected  and  remit- 
ted in  the  brief  space  of  six  months,  the  free  contri- 
butions of  those  classes  of  our  citizens. 

As  individuals,  and  the  citizens  en  masse,  have 
shown  unequaled  benevolence,  so  do  they  manifest 
the  same  disposition  in  their  numerous  organizations 
for  social  and  charitable  purposes.  There  are  now 
seventy  such  organizations  in  the  city  and  many  of 
these  are  divided  into  lodges,  groves,  stamms,  ver- 
eins,  councils,  posts,  etc.,  making  a  total  of  one 
hundred  and  fifty-three,  some  having  upwards  of  a 
thousand  members.  These  are  of  every  class  of  re- 
putable orders,  and  include  those  of  every  nation- 
ality that  make  up  our  population.  From  their 
nnmber  and  strength  it  would  appear  that  nearly 
all  the  people  of  San  Francisco  were  members  of 
one  or  other  of  these  orders.  Their  wealth  is  shewn 
in  the  possession  of  asylums,  halls,  hospitals,  and 
schools,  and  the  fine  appearance  members  make  on 
days  of  public  celebration. 


As  their  name  implies,  the  general  object  of  the 
societies  is  benevolence,  assisting  unfortunate  mem- 
bers, or  their  wives  and  children,  when  in  sickness, 
burying  them  when  dead,  or,  if  of  foreign  birth, 
aiding  their  return  to  their  native  land.  B'ut  by  no 
means  do  all  limit  their  charities  to  their  members. 
Several  of  these  noble  organizations  are  controlled 
by  ladies  whose  care  is  for  the  orphan,  the  sick,  and 
needy  of  all  classes,  and  for  the  reclamation  of  the 
degraded  of  their  own  sex.  Two  asylums,  generous 
homes  for  the  tender  orphans,  are  under  their  con- 
trol, and  the  excellent  condition  of  the  charge  is 
evidence  of  the  care  bestowed.  As  early  as  1851, 
the  gentle  Sisters  of  Charity,  as  ever  devoting  their 
lives  to  the  holy  cause  of  doing  good  to  others, 
founded  the  Roman  Catholic  Orphan  Asylum  on 
Market  street,  and  have  continued  itwith  the  ad- 
dition of  schools  and  further  extensions  to  the  pre- 
sent. The  Protestant  Orphan  AsvJum  founded  by 
prominent  ladies  of  this  city  in  18.54,  and  on  Laguna 
street  near  Market,  have  erected  an  elegant  and 
commodious  building,  costing  $60,000.  At  the  asy- 
lum are  two  hundred  and  forty  children  unfortunate 
in  their  orphanage,  but  most  fortunate  in  having 
such  a  noble  home  and  parental  care  as  the  benevo- 
lent ladies  have  prepared  for  them. 

But  the  ladies  charity  has  not  ended  here.  The 
San  Francisco  Female  "Hospital  ;  the  Lying-in  and 
Foundling  Asylum  ;  the  Magdalen  Asylum  ;  the  St. 
Mary's  Ladies  Society  and  others,  attest  the  scope 
of  their  ministering  care.  The  kind  attention  and 
the  liberal  expenditures  by  the  ladies  of  San  Fran- 
cisco, without  distinction  of  nationality,  race,  or 
religion,  is  most  honorable  and  praiseworthy,  and 
is  a  subject  of  just  pride  to  every  citizen  of  San 
Francisco. 

The  broad  field  of  labor  of  the  San  Francisco 
Benevolent  Association  has  been  well  filled,  the 
members  exercising  a  generous  guardianship  over 
the  distress  and  wants  of  the  City.  No  member- 
ship of  other  societies,  nor  any  race  or  condition, 
forbids  their  action,  but  their  compassion,  like  the 
cloak  of  charity,  covers  all.  The  Young  Men's 
Christian  Association  occupies  a  noble  position 
among  the  benevolent  societies  of  San  Francisco. 
Possessing  a  fine  hall,  with  library,  gymnasium, 
baths  etc.,  it  is  well  enabled  to  extend  the  Land  of 
charity  to  all,  to  guide  the  erring  and  to  give  plea- 
sure and  instruction  to  its  members  and  proteges. 

The  benevolent  societies,  composed  of  people  of 
foreign  birth,  for  the  object  of  aiding  their  fellow- 
countrymen,  are  numerous  and  efiicient.  The  Eng- 
lish, Scotch, Welsh  and  Irish  have  their  organizations 
divided  into  several  classes  and  divisions,  all  with 
a  large  number  of  members.  The  British  Benevo- 
lent Society  exercises  a  supervision  over  tne  wants 
of  the  subjects  of  that  empire.  Tne  Germans, 
French,  Italians,  Russians,  Portugese,  Mexicans, 
Greeks,  Scandinavians,  Sclavonians,  Hebrews  and 
Chinese  maintain  organizations  for  the  same  pur- 
pose, showing  a  benevolence  of  the  highest  charac- 
ter, and  most  worthily  occupying  their  appropriate 
field  of  usefulness.  The  German  General  Benevo- 
lent Society  is  a  large  and  effective  organization, 
having  one  thousand  three  hundred  and  forty-two 
members  residing  in  the  city,  and  four  hundred  and 
eighty  in  the  interior.  This  generous  society  main- 
tains a  hospital  worthy  of  its  high  character,  and 
which  would  be  an  honor  to  any  city  or  state. 

The  French  Benevolent  Society  is  an  institution 
in  keeping  with  the  most  noble  of  its  class  here, 
where  the  rank  is  of  the  highest  grade.  This 
society  has  one  of  the  finest  hospitals  of  the  State, 
occupying  a  spacious  block  bounded  by  Fifth  and 
Sixth  streets,  and  south  of  Bryant  street.  This  is  a 
spacious  edifice  of  brick,  with  pleasant  gardens  and 
ornamented  grounds  surrounding  it,  making  it  a 
most  desirable  home  to  the  invalid.  Other  nation- 
alities maintain  their  hospitals  and  their  homes,  thus 


The  Stockholders  of  the  "  PEOPLES"  are  the  leading  Bankers  and  Merchants  on  this  Coast. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Clothing,  etc. 


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indicating  the  care  taken  of  all,  and  the  unbouuded 
benevolence  of  all  classes  and  peoples  who  have 
made  San  Francisco  their  abiding  place. 

The  secret  orders  and  societies  are  in  great  nnm- 
ber  and  of  high  standing.  Masonic,  Odd  Fellows, 
Druids,  Red  Men,  etc.,  are  bodies  of  great  wealth 
and  usefulness,  and  fill  an  important  place  in  the 
society  of  San  Francisco.  Several  of  these  possess 
stately  edifices,  have  extensive  libraries,  maintain 
banks,  publish  papers,  and  in  various  ways  manifest 
their  importance  and  perform  their  duties.  Added 
to  these  are  the  Immigrant  Aid  Association,  Prison 
Association,  Society  for  the  Prevention  of  Cruelty 
to  Animals,  and  numerous  others,  showing  the 
broad  field  occupied.  The  extent  and  character  of 
these  compare  favorably  with  the  Social  and  Bene- 
volent societies  of  any  other  land,  and  are  a  matter 
of  just  pride  to  every  citizen.  Their  maintenance 
usually  depends  upon  voluntary  contributions  or 
exactions  by  the  rules  of  membership.  To  some  of 
these,  efficient  support  could  not  be  obtained  in 
such  a  manner,  and  being  of  general  benefit,  aid 
from  the  State  was  obtained.  Thus,  in  part,  are  the 
two  Orphan  Asylums,  Foundling  Hospital,  Prison 
Commissions,  Magdalen  Asylum,  Lying-in  Hospital, 
and  Ladies  Protection  and  Relief  Society,  main- 
tained. Unusual  aid  was  given  by  Mr.  A.  Hellman, 
the  winner  of  the  gx-eat  prize  of  §100,000  given  by 
the  Mercantile  Library  Association,  who  generously 
devoted  §5,01)0  to  the  various  benevolent  societies 
of  San  Francisco.  This  needed  aid  was  most  appro- 
priate, and  an  honor  to  the  generous  donor. 

YOUNG  MF.NS'    CHRISTIAN  ASSOCIATION. 

This  association,  founded  in  1853,  has  for  its  ob 
ject  the  moral,  mental,  and  social  improvement  of 
young  men.  It  has,  at  its  elegant  building  on  Sut- 
ter Street,  a  fine  reading  room,  library,  gymnasium, 
lecture  room,  etc.  It  is  also  the  design  of  the  asso- 
ciation to  provide,  so  far  as  possible,  employment,  a 
place  of  social  comfort  and  resort,  and  a  local  point 
of  pleasant  attraction  for  young  men  arriving  here 
without  other  acquaintance  than  those  made  here. 
The  library  contains  aboutfour  thousand  volumes  of 
well-selected  and  valuable  works,  embracing  all 
branches  of  literature  ;  and  the  reading  room  is 
supplied  with  the  best  newspapers  aud  leading 
periodicals  of  the  country. 

The  regular  meetings  of  the  association  are  held 
on  the  third  Monday  evening  of  each  month,  when 
the  usual  business  is  transacted  ;  and  when  there  is 
not  a  pressure  of  business,  literary  aud  musical  ex- 
ercises are  held. 

The  building  of  the  association  is  on  the  north 
side  of  Sutter,  oetween  Kearny  and  Dupont  streets  ; 
is  built  of  brick,  with  a  massive  and  ornate  stone 
front ;  and  is  one  hundred  and  twenty  feet  deep  by 
fifty-four  and  a  half  feet  wide.  The  basement  and 
ground  floors  are  occupied  by  stores,  the  second  floor 
by  the  library,  reading  room,  ladies'  rooms,  chess 
room,  ante-rooms,  and  a  hall  for  lectures,  etc., 
which  lia.s  a  capacity  for  seating  seven  hundred  and 
fifty  persons.  Beneath  the  lecture  room  is  a  gym- 
nasium ;  and  in  the  third  story  are  committee  rooms, 
hall  for  meetings  of  the  association,  and  apartments 
for  offices,  etc.,  for  rent.  The  edifice  is  well  arrang- 
ed with  every  convenience  for  comfort  and  for  the 
purposes  for  which  it  was  designed. 

SAN   FRANCISCO   BENF.VOLENT   ASSOCIATION. 

Of  all  the  benevolent  institutions  established  in 
our  city,  none  have  been  productive  of  more  real, 
substantial  and  lasting  good,  in  proportion  to  the 
means  employed,  than  the  San  Francisco  Benevo- 
lent Association.  Although  only  six  years  old, 
filling  up,  as  it  has  done,  a  most  important  hiatus 
in  the  benevolent  institutions  of  the  day,  this  asso- 
ciation has,  in  a  quiet  and  unpretentious  way,  been 
productive  of  incalculable  good. 


The  number  of  persons  assisted  since  its  organ- 
ization is  as  follows  :  From  April,  18tJ5,  to  April, 
1866,  seven  thousand  six  hundred  and  thirty  two ; 
April,  1866,  to  April,  1867.  seven  thousand  four 
hundred  and  five;  April,  1867,  to  April,  1868,  six 
thousand   seven   hundred   and   eighty  two ;    April, 

1868,  to  April,  1869,  seven  thousand  one  hundred 
and  forty -eight ;  April,  1869,  to  April,  1870,  seven 
thousand  and  twenty-four;  April,'  1870,  to  April, 
1871,  eight  thousand  one  hundred  and  sixty — mak- 
ing a  total  of  forty-four  thousand  one  hundred  and 
fifty-one  persons,  at  a  cost  of  $1()-I.3i5.75. 

The  particular  business  and  objects  of  the  Asso- 
ciation are  the  elevation  of  the  physical  aud  moral 
condition  of  the  indigent ;  and  so  far  as  is  compati- 
ble with  these  objects  and  the  means  at  control,  the 
relief  of  their  immediate  necessities. 

Officers.  —  Robert  B.  Swain,  President :  J.  W. 
Stow,  Treasurer  ;  I.  S.  Allen,  Secretary.  The  rooms 
of  the  Association  are  at  No.  10  Webb  Street. 

CALIFORNIA   LABOR   AND    EMPLOYMENT    EXCHANGE. 

This  institution  designed  to  furnish  labor  for  all 
applicants,  irrespective  of  sex  or  nationality,  was 
organized  in  the  early  part  of  April,  1867.  No  fees 
are  exacted  from  those  to  whom  employment  is  fur- 
nished, the  expenses  of  the  Exchange  being  de- 
frayed by  a  State  appropriation  of  §500  per  month, 
as  per  Act  of  the  Legislature,  approved  April  Ist, 
1870.  From  the  commencement  of  operations,  April 
27tb,  1868,  until  July  Ist,  1870,  employment  had 
been  supplied  to  twenty-four  thousand  five  hundred 
and  eighty-one  persons,  six  thousand  seven  hun- 
dred and  twenty-six  of  whom  were  females.  The 
applicants  were  made  up  of  all  nationalities  and 
callings,  the  greater  portion  consisting  of  farm  la- 
borers and  mechanics,  though  situations  were  se- 
cured for  persons  of  every  vocation,  where  practica- 
ble. The  total  amount  expended  for  the  support  of 
the  Labor  Exchange,  from  April  27th,  1868,  to  July 
Ist,  1870,  was  $19,187.44.  The  office  and  head- 
quarters are  at  819  Montgomery  Street,  where  the 
very  efficient  Secretary  of  the  establishment,  A. 
Zeehandelaar,  and  Mrs  A.  L.  P.  Bidleman,  matron 
of  the  female  department,  will  be  found  in  attend- 
ance. 

THE    CALIFORNIA    IMMIGRANT   UNION. 

The  immediate  cause  of  the  establishment  of  this 
society  was  the  attempt  of  Mr.  W.  H.  Martin,  of 
Baltimore,  to  form  in  this  city  a  branch  of  the  In- 
ternational Union,  of  which  he  was  General  Agent. 
The  commitee  of  merchants  and  others  to  whom  the 
subject  was  referred,  at  a  meeting  of  the  Chamber 
of  Commerce,  reported  in  favor  of  a  distinct  organ- 
ization for  California  ;  and  accordingly  in  October, 

1869,  the  California  Immigrant  Union  was  formed 
for  the  promotion  of  immigration  to  California. 
This  it  was  proposed  to  do  by  the  publication  and 
dissemination  of  information  concerning  the  re- 
sources of  the  State,  and  the  inducements  offered  to 
immigration,  its  vacant  government  and  private 
lands,  and  the  means  and  cost  of  coming  here,  and 
facilitating  by  every  possible  means  the  travel  of 
immigrants,  and  their  location  and  settlement  upon 
their  arrival,  and  the  establishment  of  foreign  agen- 
cies for  the  same  purpose.  At  the  session  of  the 
Legislature  of  1869-70,  a  strong  ettbrt  was  made  to 
procure  an  appropriation  of  public  monies  to  carry 
out  these  objects  under  the  management  of  Com" 
missioners  appointed  by  the  Governor  or  otherwise, 
acting  independently  or  in  conjunction  with  the  of- 
ficers of  the  Union.  Differences  of  opinion  as  to 
the  amount  of  such  an  appropriation,  and  the  details 
of  such  a  bill,  prevented  any  legislation  upon  the 
subject  and  the  effort  failed. 

The  merchants  of  San  Francisco,  though  discour- 
aged, were  so  thoroughly  impressed  with  the  im- 
portance of  the  movement,  tliat  in  April,  1870,  they 
subscribed  the  funds  necessary  for  the  support  of 


JONBS,  FDTiIiMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Ijaces  and  Bmbroideries. 


TEKBA  SAKTA  we  know  to  be  an  infallible  Blood  Purifier. 


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SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


the  Union,  though  its  operations  were  necessarily 
more  restricted  than  was  originally  contemplated. 
Since  then  it  has  heen  actively  enu;aged  in  its  work, 
and  a  large  utnoiuit  of  printed  information  relative 
to  the  climate  and  resources  of  California  has  been 
circulnted  throughout  the  Eastern  States,  Canada, 
Australia,  England  and  Europe,  and  supplied  in 
answer  to  a  very  extensive  correspondence  request- 
ing such  information.  Immigrants  upon  their  arri- 
val, on  application  at  the  ottice  of  the  Union,  are 
supplied  with  such  information  as  they  desire  con- 
cerning the  government  lands,  private  lands,  etc., 
and  routes  and  expense  of  travel,  and  otherwise  fa- 
cilitated in  iheir  settlement.  Correspondence  is 
replied  to  and  information  supplied  gratuitousljr  lo 
those  abroad  who  desire  to  be  iiiformed  concerning 
the  State,  and  every  legitimate  effort  made  to  in- 
duce those  coming  westward  to  select  California  as 
their  future  home  and  assist  in  the  development  of 
its  resources.  No  fee  or  charge  whatever  is  made 
for  services  rendered.  The  ottice  of  the  Union  is  at 
No.  316  California  Street.  Its  officers  are  :  C.  T. 
Hopkins,  President  ;  Charles  S.  Capp,  First  Vice- 
President  and  Manager  ;  W.  H.  Martin,  Secretary 
and  General  Agent. 

Hospitals. 
In  80  far  as  number  and  size  are  concerned,  the 
hospitals  of  San  Francisco  will  compare  favorably 
with  other  cities  of  its  extent  and  population.  Pri- 
vate institutions  abound.  The  Germans  and  French 
have  for  years  had  tine  hospital  buildings,  the  one 
belonging  to  the  latter  having  recently  received  ex- 
tensive additions.  The  Sisters  of  Mercy  own  a  large 
structure  on  Rincon  Hill  ;  and  the  Italians  have 
within  a  year  or  two  completed  a  commodious  hos- 
pital four  miles  from  the  business  part  of  the  city. 
The  special  purpose  of  these  hospitals  is  to  provide 
for  the  necessities  of  certain  classes  of  our  popula- 
tion, but  all  who  desire  to  avail  themselves  of  their 
advantages  are  adtnitted.  The  buildings  are  not 
only  commodious  but  are  well  adapted  for  the  pur- 
poses designed.  It  is  to  be  regretted  that  the  same 
remark  cannot  be  made  of  the  one  belonging  to  the 
city.  Several  years  since,  authority  was  given 
the  Supervisors  to  cause  to  be  erected  a  hospital 
building,  suitable  to  the  requirements  of  our  rap- 
idly glowing  city,  and  $250,UU0  were  appropriated 
for  the  purpose.  For  some  reason  or  other,  no 
steps,  beyond  procuring  plans,  toward  the  con- 
struction of  this  much  needed  building  have  yet  been 
laken.  Tlie  buildings  now  in  use  are  altogether 
inadequate  for  their  purposes.  The  principal  one 
was  consiructed  for  a  school  house  and  converted 
into  a  hospital  in  1857.  Some  years  later,  a  large 
wooden  building — little  better  than  a  barn,  was  put 
up  on  the  same  lot.  As  the  city  grew  and  the  num- 
ber of  "  indigent  sick"  increased,  various  means 
were  adopted  to  supply  immediate  necessities.  In 
1867  a  large  Almshouse  was  commenced  near  Lake 
Honda.  The  removal  of  the  superannuated  and 
permanently  disabled  to  this  place,  from  the  City 
and  County  Hospital,  where  they  had  been  accumu- 
lating for  years,  relieved  the  latter  of  a  serious  in- 
convenience and  increased  its  capacity  for  those 
actually  sick.  The  Hospital,  however,  was  soon 
filled  to  overflowing  again,  and  so  great  had  this 
overcrowding  become  at  the  beginning  of  1870,  that 
it  called  forth  a  remonstrance  from  the  San  Fran- 
cisco Medical  Society,  which  appointed  a  committee 
to  institute  suitable  investigations.  This  committee 
fonnd  that  the  hospital  contained  408  beds  scarcely 
one  of  which  was  vacant ;  that  the  average  space 
to  each  bed  was  490  cubic  feet,  some  having  as  low 
as  260  cubic  feet  and  none  having  so  much  as  a  thou- 
sand,while  in  ail  properly  constructed  hospitalsof  the 
present  day,  not  less  than  1200  cubic  feet  are  allowed 


to  each  patient.  In  consequence  of  this  report, 
an  additional  building  was  erected  upon  the 
hospital  lot,  thus  relieving,  in  large  part  the  ever- 
crowding,  but  greatly  curtailing  the  grounds.  As 
this  was  but  a  temporary  measure,  it  is  probable 
that  work  upon  the  new  hospital  will  be  commenced 
within  the  year.  The  building,  as  designed,  will 
be  three  stories  and  an  attic  high,  and  is  to  measure 
four  hundred  and  forty-five  feet  front,  including  two 
front  wings.  It  is  to  "have  two  rear  wings  each  one 
hundred  and  twenty  feet  long,  and  is  so  arranged 
that  other  wings  may  be  added  at  any  time  if  re- 
quired. 

The  United  States  Marine  Hospital  at  Rincon 
Point,  is  the  largest  structure  of  the  kind  on  the 
Pacific  Coast,  and  is  capable  of  accomodating 
about  eight  hundred  patients,  though  it  rarely  had 
over  one  hundred  inmates.  When  built,  in  1^53,  it 
was  far  out  of  town,  but  now  the  city  has  so  ex- 
tended around  it  aa  to  render  its  site"  exceedingly 
desirable  for  commercial  purposes.  Extensive  grad- 
ing of  the  surrounding  property  has  left  the  build- 
ing upon  a  high  embankment,  and  somewhat  im- 
paired its  foundation,  though  it  is  believed  that  any 
further  injury  to  the  building  may  be  prevented  by 
proper  care.  The  hospital  has  been  vacant  since 
the  severe  earthquake  of  1868,  the  patients  now 
being  accomodated  in  the  buildings  formerly  used 
as  the  State  Deaf  and  Dumb  Asylum.  It  is  uncer- 
tain what  disposition  will  be  made  of  the  structure 
on  Rincon  Hill,  or  what  provision  will  be  made  for 
the  patients  in  the  future. 

Besides  the  institutions  enumerated  above,  there 
are  several  smaller  ones  which  have  been  estab- 
lished through  the  munificence  of  our  citizens,  and 
whose  names  indicate  their  special  uses  ;  these  are 
the  State  Woman's  Hospital,  the  San  Francisco 
Woman's  Hospital,  the  Foundling  and  Lying-in 
Asylum,  etc.,  etc. 

At  a  rough  estimate,  it  may  be  stated  that  our 
city  hospitals,  public  and  private,  (exclusive  of  the 
old  Marine  Hospital  building,  now  vacant)  can  ac- 
commodate from  thirteen  hundred  to  fourteen  hun- 
dred patients,  and  that  the  average  number  which 
they  actually  contain  does  not  vary  much  from  one 
thousand. 

In  the  fall  of  186.5  was  created  the  San  Francisco 
Health  Office  ;  before  this  time  no  mortuary  records 
had  been  preserved  by  the  city.  In  ]8'7II,  a  bill 
passed  the  Legislature  organizing  a  city  Board  of 
Health,  and  giving  it  control  of  tbe  Health  Office 
and  the  appointments  in  all  the  public  charitable 
institutions  of  the  city  and  county.  From  a  small 
beginning,  the  Health  Department  has  grown  into  a 
very  important  branch  of  the  city  government.  It 
controls  appointments  involving  an  expense  to  the 
city  of  several  thousand  dollars  a  montli,  and  has  a 
general  oversight  of  all  sanitary  affair's.  If  its  oper- 
ations are  conducted  with  wisdom,  foresight  and 
intelligence,  this  department  is  calculated  to  be  of 
great  benefit  to  tbe  city. 

Associations— Protective,  Literaryt  Etc. 

For  a  description  of  the  different  associations,  the 
reader  is  referred  to  the  Appendix,  pages  892-900,  in 
which  will  be  found  the  officers  and  operations  of 
each  during  the  past  year.  The  progress  made  by 
many  of  these  associations  reflects  credit  upon  the 
members  thereof,  and  is  worthy  of  the  liberality  bo 
generously  extended  in  their  support. 

liibraries. 

It  may  be  set  down  as  a  fixed  fact  that  there  is  no 
surer  indication  of  the  progression  and  prosperity  of 
a  community  than  the  number  and  condition  of  its 
libraries.  In  this  department,  San  Francisco  may 
safely  challenge  competition  with  any   city  of  its 


A  sound  basis  for  Underwritins— the  $500,000  Assets  of  the  PEOPIiES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Yankee  Notions, 


GENERAL    REVIEW. 


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iron  railing  and  bedsteads,  of  water  cloBet8._  of 
pumps,  of  gun  locks,  of  saws,  wire  rope,  lead  pipe, 
shot,  sheet  lead,  gold  leaf,  refined  gold  and  silver, 
etc. 

The  iron  foundries  are  the  most  prominent.  Of 
these  are  the  Union,  Miners,  Fulton,  Vulcan,  ^tna, 
Pacific,  Golden  State,  Phoenix,  Pioneer.  Lincoln, 
Portland,  California,  Atlas,  Eureka,  San  Francisco. 
Columbia,  the  Risdon  Boiler  Works  and  the  Pacific 
Rolling  Mill  Co.  These,  although  not  working 
during  the  past  year  with  the  energy  and  demand  of 
business  that  caused  their  erection,  still  have  been 
more  or  less  employed  and  aggregnting  a  vast 
amount  of  work.  The  total  value  of  iron  manu- 
factures has  exceeded  three  million  dollars  with 
cost  of  material  and  labor  impossible  to  estimate. 
Locomotives,  steamboat  machinery,  engines  of  all 
classes,  new  inventions,  building  material  and  ar- 
chitectural ornaments,  mining  and  quartz  crushing 
machinery  have  been  the  chief  products  of  the 
foundries.  Many  inventions,  of  which  the  patent 
right  is  held  in  the  East,  gives  Eastern  foundries 
great  advantage  and  excluding  those  of  San  Fran- 
cisco from  their  work;  but  of  mining  inventions  and 
mining  machinery,  this  city  has  the  lead.  The 
mining  maihinery,  including  hoisting  works,  en- 
gines, batteries,  stamps,  pans,  etc. ,  made  in  San 
Francisco,  have  proven  superior  to  that  of  Eastern 
or  Foreign  manufacture  and  have  excluded  impor- 
tation. 

The  gold,  silver,  lead  and  copper  working  estab- 
lishments are  growing  into  importance,  but  bear  no 
comparison  to  the  interest  of  the  matter.  The  Pacific 
Coast  being  the  great  producer  of  those  metals  it 
should  reap  the  rewards  for  preparing  them  for  the 
markets  of  the  world.  There  are  some  twenty 
smelting,  assaying  and  refining  works,  besides  thir- 
teen manufactories  of  ware  of  the  precious  metals. 
But  these,  with  perhaps  a  single  exception,  are, 
through  lack  of  capital,  science  and  other  causes, 
unequal  to  the  necessities,  and  large  shipments  of 
most  valuable  ores  are  constantly  made  to  the  At- 
lantic States  and  to  England  for  reduction.  There 
is  a  bright  future  for  this  interest,  and  the  grand 
fortunes  with  nobility  of  rank  gained  in  Wales  may 
be  repeated  here.  The  single  complete  establish- 
ment 18  the  Selby  Metallurgical  Works,  which  sur- 
passes any  other  in  America,  but  still  comes  far 
short  of  that  perfection  the  mineral  productions  of 
the  country  demand.  In  the  year  1870,  the  product 
of  this  establishment  was  $1,500,000,  and  its  in- 
crease of  capacity  will  enable  it  to  add  a  million  to 
its  product  the  present  year.  Included  in  the  pro- 
duet  of  the  last  year  was  some  $800,000  of  gold  and 
silver  extracted  from  the  ores  and  metals  reduced. 
From  four  to  five  hundred  tons  of  lead  are  shipped 
monthly  to  the  East,  and  about  one  hundred  tons  per 
month  are  used  to  supply  the  home  demand.  These 
works  were  established  at  a  cost  of  about  $450,000 
and  employ  one  hundred  and  twenty  men  constant- 
ly. The  business  is  susceptible  of  indefinite  exten- 
sion and  the  enterprising  proprietors  are  endeavor- 
ing to  comply  with  the  demand.  The  annual  con- 
sumption of  lead  in  the  United  States  is  about 
thirty-two  thousand  tons,  of  which  sixteen  thous- 
and tons  are  provided  by  the  mines  of  Illinois, 
Wisconsin,  Iowa,  Missouri,  and  other  sections  East, 
and  seven  thousand  from  the  lead  works  of  San 
Francisco.  The  balance  is  imported,  but  as  the  ar- 
gentiferous lead  regions  of  California,  Arizona, 
Nevada  and  Utah  are  developed,  and  railroads  are 
provided  for  cheap  transportation,  the  home  demand 
will  be  supplied  by  home  production.  The  Selby 
Smelting  Works  promise  to  so  increase  their  capa- 
city as  within  five  years  to  entirely  supply  the  wants 
of  the  country. 

The  shot  tower  and  lead  pipe  manufactory  on  the 
southeast  corner  of  Howard  and  First  streets,  are 
nnder  the  same  management  as  the  smelting  works. 


A  want,  formerly  felt  to  a  great  extent,  has  been 
supplied  by  these  works,  and  importations  of  pipe, 
shot  and  sheet  lead  have  ceased.  The  product  of 
1870  was  four  hundred  tons  of  shot,  four  hundred 
tons  of  pipe,  three  hundred  and  fifty  tons  of  sheet 
lead,  and  one  hundred  tons  of  other  products.  Some 
of  these  manufactures  are  shipped  to  the  Eastern 
States. 

Of  gold  and  silver  ware  manufactures,  there  are 
thirteen  different  establishments,  with  an  aggreerate 
capital  of  $200,000,  and  employing  one  hundred 
men.  The  products  of  these  amount  in  value  to 
about  $400,000  annually,  and  some  of  their  exti-aor 
dinary  pieces  of  work  have  been  described  iu  pre- 
vious numbers  of  the  Directory. 

The  San  Francisco  Assaying  and  Refining  Works, 
devoted  to  the  purpose  of  assaying  and  refining 
gold  and  silver  bullion,  are  located  on  Brannan 
Street,  near  Seventh, and  occupy  a  brick  strnciure 
one  story  high,  one  hundred  and  thirty  feet  long, 
and  sixty  feet  wide.  Tiiis  establishment,  for  the 
purpose  designed,  is  one  of  tbe  most  extensive  aside 
from  the  assay  offices  of  the  United  States,  and  is 
fitted  up  witb'all  the  necessary  apparatus  for  the  as- 
say ingand  refining  of  gold  and  silver  in  large  qnan- 
tities. 

No  section  of  the  world  offers  better  facilities  for 
those  classes  of  manufactures  that  bear  a  connec- 
tion with  metallurgy.  In  these  are  coloring  matter, 
dyes,  acids,  paints,  medicines,  and  every  species  and 
form  of  metals  used  in  the  arts.  Minerals  and 
metals  of  every  description  abound  in  great  profu- 
sion, and  are  at  hand  to  aid  the  metallurgist,  or  for 
him  to  operate  upon  in  the  production  of  whatevei' 
he  may  desire.  The  metailurgical  works  of  San 
Francisco  are  already  quite  extensive.  About  one- 
half,  or  $20,000,000  of  the  gold  and  silver  product  of 
the  Pacific  Coast  is  refined  in  San  Francisco,  the 
remainder  being  sold  and  sent  abroad  as  it  comes 
from  the  mills,  and  assay  offices  of  the  interior. 
Nitric  and  sulphuric  acid  are  made  in  large  quanti- 
ties, sufficient  for  all  demands.  There  remains  a 
great  necessity  for  a  manufactory  of  lead  paints,  of 
which  millions  of  pounds  are  used  annually,  all 
being  imported,  while  every  material  for  its  produc- 
tion is  obtained  here  and  sent  abroad  for  a  market. 

The  wood  manufactures  of  San  Francisco  are  of 
great  importance.  That  which  is  built  mostly  of 
that  material  and  elaborate  ornamentation  is  the 
chosen  style  both  indoors  and  out.  The  grand  for- 
ests of  this  Coast  of  soft  and  hard  woods  for  com- 
mon and  fancy  work, enables  the  taste  to  be  indulged 
in  to  the  greatest  extent.  The  establishments  for 
working  wood  comprise  saw  mills,  sash  and  door 
factories,  box,  furniture,  pianos,  billiard  tables,  coach 
and  car,  cooperage,  wooden  ware,  and  other  fac- 
tories, numbering  in  all  one  hundred  and  twenty-two, 
and  producing  nearly  $4,000,000  worth  annually. 

The  woolen  manufactures  are  among  the  mosi 
prominent  of  the  city  and  State;  but  from  the  fai-l 
that  the  great  bulk  of  the  woolen  goods  used  are  iin- 
ported,is  evidence  that  the  field  is  not  fully  occupied. 
Three  woolen  mills  have  been  constructed  in  thii< 
city:  the  Pioneer,  Mission  and  Pacific,  the  two  lat- 
ter having  consolidated  with  the  intention  of  re 
building  and  extending  operations. 

So  favorable  is  California  pasturage  and  climate 
to  the  rearing  of  sheep,  that  men  of  foresight, 
energy,  and  intelligent  enteiprise  have  engaged  iu 
that  branch  of  husbandry,  and  large  fortunes  hav.- 
been  the  reward.  Flocks  are  numbered  by  thon 
sands  and  tens  of  thousands,  showing  the  most  up 
proved  breeds  and  the  finest  fleece.  With  snch  .i 
product,  and  with  every  natural  facility  formannfaci- 
nring,  the  impolicy  of  sending  the  wool  abroad  to  l>e 
carded,  spun,  and  woven,  adding  the  freight  of  many 
thousands  of  miles,  the  profits  claimed  by  many 
hands,  and  large  import  duties,  was  manifest,  and 
its  manufacture  at  home  was  urged  by  every  reason 


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of  political  econoitiy,  but  bitterly  opposed  by  persons 
engaged  in  exporiinif  wool  and  importing  tbe  man- 
afat:tnred  goods.  Woolen  mills  have  been  success- 
fully established,  but  have  not  entirely  triumphed 
over  tbe  opposition.  This  triumph  will  not  have 
been  attained  until  the  manufactories  are  established 
thittn^iture  invites  by  the  abundant  power  atibrded, 
and  our  wool  is  exported  in  perfected  fabrics.  Tbe 
product  of  tbe  past  year  amounted  to  20,000,000 
pounds,  valued  at  14,000,000,  Of  tbe  amount  grown, 
4,000,000  pounds  were  reserved  for  the  manufactories 
of  California,  and  the  balance  exported  to  tbe  E^ist. 
and  foreign  countries  in  the  raw  state.  A  proof  of 
the  capacity  of  the  country  to  manufacture  for  ex- 
port is  shown  in  the  large  order  of  the  principal 
retail  merchant  of  New  York  for  woolen  goods, 
amounting  to  upwards  of  $300,000. 

A  large  capital  is  required  in  establishing  a  wool- 
en mill  at  tbe  present  day.  The  preparing  of  wool 
by  hand,  for  home  spinning  and  weaving,  was  su- 
perceded by  the  cardintr  machine,  and  to  this  is  now 
added  entire  manufacture.  Where  wool  is  washed, 
there  it  is  woven,  fulled  and  colored,  and  prepared 
for  the  market.  Those  already  established  in  Cali- 
fornia are  tiie  Pioneer,  Mission  and  Pjicilic  Consoli- 
dated, at  San  Francisco;  Capitol,  at  Sacramento; 
Marysville.at  Marysville;  Merced  Kails,  in  Merced 
County;  San  Jos6  and  Los  Gatos,  in  Santa  Clara 
County,  and  the  Stockton  Mill  at  Stockton.  Their 
products  are  blankets,  ruga,  buggy  robes,  shawls, 
flannels,  cassimeres,  cloths,  tweeds,  and  military 
cloths,  generally  of  the  highest  order  of  manufac- 
ture. 

No  other  clothing  goods  than  woolen  can  be 
enumerated  in  the  list  of  California  manufactures. 
A  cotton  mill  was  established  at  Clinton,  Alameda 
County,  known  as  the  Oakland  Mill,  in  186(3,  de- 
pending for  its  raw  cotton  on  the  plantations  under- 
taken in  Mexico.  The  opposition  of  importers, with 
the  expense  and  uncertainty  of  supply,  etfecied  tbe 
failure  of  the  enterprise.  The  story  of  the  mill, 
and  its  projectors,  the  Ritcher  Brothers,  will  stand 
as  a  monument  in  the  history  of  California  manu- 
facturing when  the  cotton  product  will  constitute 
one  of  the  greatest  staples  of  the  country,  and  its 
manufacture  into  the  endless  variety  of  articles  of 
use  and  commerce  becomes  one  of  the  great  indus- 
tries. 

That  cotton  can  be  successfully  grown  in  Califor- 
nia has  been  demonstrated.  Col.  J.  M.  Strong,  an 
experienced  cotton  grower  of  Alabatna,  has  for 
several  years  grown  fields  in  Merced  County  of 
tbiit  most  useful  plant,  producing  attiie  rate  of  one 
and  a  half  bales  per  acre,  and  of  a  very  fine  quality. 
Tbe  whole  experiments  have  proven  the  adapta- 
bility of  California  to  the  production  of  cotton  at  a 
greater  profit  than  in  other  sections  of  the  Union, 
and  in  unlimited  quantities.  The  rise  in  this  manu- 
tacture  will  accompany  tbe  production  of  tbe  fibre, 
and  in  it  is  a  store  of  great  eventual  prosperity. 

Tbe  cotton  mill  referred  to  was  forced  by  circum- 
stances to  change  its  plans,  and  the  manufacture  of 
burlap  succeeded.  This  class  of  goods  is  used  iu 
making  grain  and  wool  sacks.  The  custom  of  the 
country  in  storing  and  siiipping  grain  in  sacks,  which 
has  proven  the  best  system, creates  an  enormous  de- 
maud  for  burlap,  and  made  tbe  manufacture  profit- 
able. The  amount  expended  annually  in  California 
for  grain  sacks  will  approximate  two  million  dollars, 
the  greater  portion  being  imported  from  Dundee, 
Scotland.  The  Oakland  mill  has  lately  been  in- 
creased to  a  capacity  of  5,000  sacks  per  day,  still  not 
one-tenth  tbe  number  required. 

The  sugar  refineries  of  San  Francisco  are  pro- 
perly classed  among  the  important  manufactories. 
Of  these,  there  are  four  grand  and  extensive  estab- 
ments,  supplied  with  the  most  complete  machinery, 
and  prepared  to  do  work  equal  to  any  of  their  class 
in  the  world.    Their  aggregate  capacity  is  60,000,000 


pounds  per  annum,  but  usually  turn  out  from  30,- 
000,000  to  40,000,000.  All  the  s'ugar  of  the  Pacific 
Coast  is  from  these  refineries,  and  their  trade  is  ex- 
tending into  the  newly  opened  countries  east- 
ward. 

Tbe  past  year  has  witnessed  an  important  ad- 
vance in  silk  manufacture.  In  this  can  be  seen  one  of 
the  great  industries  of  the  future.  Millions  of  people 
in  various  parts  of  the  world  derive  their  subsistence, 
and  their  countries  their  wealth  and  power,  from 
the  tiny  thread  of  the  silkworm.  Our  own  fair 
State  has  proven  herself,  in  this  as  well  as  many 
other  things,  of  superior  capacity  to  most  oilier  parts 
of  the  world.  The  mulberry  tree  grows  luxuriantly, 
the  delicate  spinners  are  healthy  and  vigorous,  and 
the  silk  of  the  very  best  quality.  The  product  may 
be  extended  indefinitely,  and  most  profitably  even 
for  export.  It  remains,  then,  for  intelligent  enter- 
prise to  perfect  the  scheme  by  establishing  manu- 
factories. Two  glorious  flasfs,  one  for  the  State 
Capitol  and  the  other  for  Washington,  have  been 
made,  with  coloring  and  all  complete,  as  samples  of 
capacity.  Their  bright  colors  and  fine  texture  are 
proof  that  the  artizans  are  here  to  aid  capital  in 
whatever  advances  it  may  make.  The  California 
Silk  Manufacturing  Company  has  been  organized 
and  a  factory  built  in  South  San  Francisco,  and  the 
further  progress  that  the  great  opportunity  offers  is 
looked  for.  The  building  for  the  factory  is  a  hand- 
some and  spacious  structure,  two  stories  iu  bight, 
and  fifty  by  one  hundred  and  twenty-five  feet  iu 
dimensions. 

The  manufacture  of  boots,  shoes  and  slippers  has 
recently  assumed  an  important  position  among  the 
industries  of  California.  Several  millions  of  dollars 
are  annually  expended  for  covering  the  pedal  ex- 
tremities, the  principal  portion  of  which  going  to 
the  Eastern  States  and  Europe.  The  home  manu- 
facture, however,  is  increasing,  rendering  the  State 
independent  of  importation,  and  adding  to  the  gene- 
ral wealth.  The  adaptability  of  the  Chinese  to 
that  class  of  manufacture,  and  tbe  availability  of 
that  species  of  labor,  give  such  advantages  that  at 
no  distant  day  the  production  will  bo  exceed  the 
consumption  within  the  State  that  boots  and  shoes 
will  become  a  portion  of  San  Francisco's  exports. 

Of  other  species  of  clothing  the  importation  far 
exceeds  the  home  product.  The  wool  is  here  growu 
and  woven,  but  the  cloth  is  sent  to  distant  mauiifac- 
turing  establishments  to  be  returned  for  use.  The 
bad  economy  of  such  a  course  is  evident,  and  in- 
vites the  manufacturer  to  occupy  tbe  field.  Tbe 
treasure  sent  abroad  for  clothing  reaches  annually 
to  the  enormous  sum  of  $22,000,000.  while,  witL 
all  our  tailor  shops  and  other  factories  connected 
with  furnishing  goods,  we  manufacture  less  than 
one-fifth  of  that  amount.  The  various  clothing,  hat, 
shirt,  necktie,  glove,  and  other  factories  of  that  class, 
now  give  employment  to  about  two  thousand  per- 
sons, while  the  imports  show  that  ten  or  twelve 
thousand  could  be  profitably  engaged.  Thus  a  sin- 
gle branch  of  very  necessary  and  simple  manufac- 
ture, fully  developed,  could  add  to  our  population 
such  a  number  of  producing  people  as  would  con- 
stitute a  respectable  city  by  itself.  The  labor  field 
is  by  no  means  fully  occupied  while  such  instances 
can  be  pointed  out. 

Numerous  oil  works  have  recently  been  estab- 
lished, aiding  greatly  in  developing  other  industries. 
The  Linseed  Oil  Works  of  San  Francisco  constitute 
all  of  that  class  in  the  State.  These  have  a  c  ipacity 
to  consume  2,500  tons  of  flaxseed  annually,  and 
manufacture  castor  and  other  vegetable  oils.  The 
castor  bean  is  grown  extensively  in  Yuba  ("ounty, 
and  a  mill  has  been  constructed  for  making  the 
oil.  Sunflower  and  other  seeds,  some  grnwn  in 
the  country  and  others  imported,  are  also  used  for 
making  oil,  and  the  business  being  profitable  pro- 
misee a  large  increase. 


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The  manufacture  of  acid?,  ink,  powder,  shoe- 
blacking,  axle-grease,  and  articles  of  that  class,  is 
improviiisr,  and  although  importations  of  most  varie- 
ties continue,  the  demand  promises  soon  to  be  sup- 
jtlied  by  the  home  product.  For  ink  alone  some 
$30, 000 "are  expended  annually  for  the  supply  of  the 
PaciHc  Coast,  mostly  Koi'ig  t*^  the  great  nmuufacro- 
ries  of  the  East.  Thei  e  are  now  two  establishments 
in  San  Francisco  endeavoring  to  supply  the  want 
and  stop  further  importation. 

The  manufacturing  and  refining  of  spirituous  and 
malt  liquors  engage  a  large  capital,  and  constitute 
an  enormous  business.  There  are  three  distilleries 
which  produce  $2,000,000  worth  of  alcohol  and  al- 
coholic liquors  annuiiUy.  Besides  these,  are  four 
refineries  and  four  factories  of  cordials,  bitters,  etc. 
Twenty -eight  breweries  furnibb  one  hundred  and 
twenty  thousand  barrels  of  beer  annually  to  the 
thirsty  people  of  the  city,  for  which  eighteen  mil- 
lion pounds  of  barley  are  used.  Throughout  the 
State. breweries  are  numerous,  and  in  all  the  gr.ipe- 
growing  districts  are  manufacturers  of  wine  and 
brandy.  The  climate  and  soil  of  California  being 
most  favorable  for  the  growth  of  the  grape,  it  may 
be  considered  one  of  our  most  important  resources, 
and  at  some  day,  when  civilization  and  its  appetites 
have  e.xtended  throughout  the  countries  bordering 
the  Pacific,  will  become  one  of  the  chief  articles  of 
export. 

The  manufacture  of  flonr  and  its  many  producfs 
figures  largely  in  our  statistics  of  home  industry.  In 
the  city  are  six  flour  mills,  produciii}^  upwards  of 
three  hundred  thousand  barrels  of  tiour  annnally. 
Throughout  the  State  are  one  hundred  and  fifty- 
eight  flour  mills,  with  a  capacit}'  of  producing 
16,727  barrels  of  flour  daily.  The  market  for  this 
is  found  in  our  own  and  neighboring  States  and 
Territories,  the  islands  of  the  Pacific,  and  a  large 
and  increasing  demand  in  the  Eastern  States  and 
Europe. 

Cigar  manufacture  is  rapidly  increasing  in  ex- 
tent and  importance  and  the  reputation  the  cigar 
makers  of  San  Francisco  have  obtained  has  brought 
iheni  considerable  business  from  the  East.  There 
are  in  this  city  upwards  of  one  hundred  cigar  facto- 
ries which  turn  out  aninially  goods  to  the  value  of 
$2,5U'l,0u0.  This  work  is  done  mostly  by  Chinese, 
whose  skill,  and  faithfuinessof  labor  have  done  more 
to  build  up  the  business  than  cheap  rates  of  labor. 

The  type  foundries,  of  which  there  are  three,  have 
so  increased  their  capacity  as  to  be  able  to  supply 
all  the  demands  of  the  coast,  and  the  islnnds  and 
countries  of  the  Pacific.  As  our  civilization  and 
language  spread  over  the  ancient  countries  of  Asia, 
recivilizing  the  oldest  of  nations,  the  type  maker 
will  play  a  prominent  part  in  the  course.  The 
mines  of  our  section  give  the  type  founders  in  this 
city  an  advantage  they  can  ever  maintain.  From 
the  Montezuma  mine  of  Humboldt  county,  Nevada, 
an  excellent  type  metal  is  obtained,  which  with  but 
the  siuiplest  preparation  is  ready  to  be  cast  into  let- 
ter. 

The  making  of  wire  rope  and  cordage  is  exten- 
sively carried  on  by  three  different  establishments, 
producing  of  wire  rope  $100,000  worth,  and  of  hemp 
rope  $500,000. 

For  the  manufacture  of  blank  books,  there  are 
seven  establishments,  giving  employment  to  nearly 
two  hundred  persons,  and  producing  goods  to  the 
value  of  $-'35,000  per  annum. 

Such  is  a  brief  review  of  the  piincipal  manufac- 
tures of  San  Francisco,  already  important,  con- 
stantly extending  and  with  inducements  to  further 
extension  until  it  becomes  one  of  the  leading  manu- 
facturing cities  of  the  Union.  Coal,  the  thing  neces- 
sary for  the  propulsion  of  machinery  in  this  city,  is 
found  in  abundance  near  at  hand,  and  in  many  lo- 
calities along  the  northern  coast.  It  is  the  favorite 
element  of  power,  and  notwithstanding  the   many 


flue  mill  streams  throuf^hout  the  State,  four-fifths  of 
all  the  manufactures  of  California  are  establibhed  in 
San  Francisco  where  all  machinei^  is  propelled  by 
steam. 

The  manufactories  of  the  State  are  far  less  in  im- 
portance than  the  interest  demands  or  the  opportu 
nity  offers.  In  no  country  of  the  world  is  a  greater 
or  more  convenient  water  power,  nor  is  there  a 
country  of  greater  consumers.  Agriculture,  the 
mines,  and  forests  supply  the  raw  material  in  infin- 
ite variety,  and  in  turn  demand  every  manufacture. 
These  features  should  attract  the  attention  of  the 
enterprise  and  capital  of  the  world.  California  is 
the  empire  State  of  the  Pacific  and  with  the  mineral 
regions  constitutes  one  of  the  most  independent,  self- 
sustaining  sections  of  the  globe. 

It  is  a  country  of  hills  and  valleys,  mountains  and 
plains,  with  a, fertile  soil,  majestic  forests,  rich 
mines  of  every  mineral,  and  a  climate  devoid  of 
tempests,  floods  and  frosts.  No  storms  of  destruc- 
tive force,  nor  lightning  of  uncontrollable  power, 
threaten  danger;  the  freshets  are  marked  and  reg- 
ular, from  wTiich  the  slightest  precaution  gives  se- 
curity, and  here  is  no  winter's  cold  to  dog  the 
streams  with  ice  or  stop  the  moving  machinery. 
The  lofty  Sierra  gathers  its  reservoir  of  snow  and 
sends  it  down  in  pereimial  stre.ims,  affording  a  con- 
tinuous power  sufficient  to  propel  all  the  machinery 
of  the  world.  The  very  abundance  of  these  streams 
and  the  infinite  power  tney  would  give,  have  caused 
tbem  to  be  neglected.  From  north  to  south,  along 
the  western  slope  of  the  Sierra  Nevada,  for  full  five 
hundred  miles,  these  torrents  rush  from  mountaini* 
clothed  with  mighty  forests  and  stored  with  the 
richest  mines,  and  debouche  upon  one  of  the  I'l.jBt, 
magnificent  and  fertile  valleys  of  the  world.  Many 
of  these  rivers,  soon  after  entering  the  valley,  be- 
come navigable  streams,  showing  the  immense  vol- 
ume of  water  that  comes  tumbling  down  from  the 
mountain  heights.  All  the  manufacturing  machinery, 
which  has  made  Rochester  the  great  city  it  is,  could 
be  propelled  by  the  Feather  river  at  Oroville;  the 
American  at  Folsom  would  turn  all  the  spindles  and 
wheels  of  Lowell  and  Lawience;  the  Tuolumne 
would  answer  for  the  James  at  Richmond;  and  the 
Merced,  Fresno,  Kern  and  countless  others  of  our 
own  State,  at  eligible  and  most  convenient  sites, 
could  give  motion  to  all  the  machinery  of  the  Union. 

South  of  the  great  valleys,  the  rivers  are  not  so 
numerous,  nor  do  they  otter  such  facilities  for  man- 
ufacture; but  there  iire  several  flowing  from  the 
mountains  of  San  Gabriel  and  San  Bernardino,  of 
rapid  fall  and  large  volume,  Avhich  would  give  great 
power  were  they  properly  applied. 

Flowing  into  the  ocean,  from  the  northern  coast 
mountains,  are  a  large  number  of  noble  mill  streams 
many  of  which  are  already  appropriated  to  manu- 
factiiring  purposes,  in  cuttnig  up  into  merchantable 
lumber  the  forests  of  redwood  which  cover  the  sea 
ward  slope  of  the  range.  The  principal  of  these  are 
the  Russian,  Walhalla,  Garcia,  Novarra.  Albion, 
Big  River,  Noyo,  Matoli,  Eel,  Mad  River,  Red- 
wood, Klamatli  and  Smith  rivers,  with  their 
branches  and  other  smaller  streams.  The  Klamath 
is  one  of  the  great  rivers  of  the  Pacific  coast,  and 
pours  an  immense  and  impetuous  torrent  into  the 
sea;  but  by  cause  of  its  deep  canons  and  its  winter 
floods,  sometimes  raising  it  ninety  feet  above  low 
water,  it  is  least  available  for  the  purposes  of  tnrning 
machinery.  The  others,  however,  possess  great  value 
and  furnish  the  sites  ready  at  hand  for  the  enter- 
prise of  the  manufacturer. 

Such  are  the  facilities  throughout  California  for 
obtaining  the  most  effective  and  inexpensive  of  p"W 
ers.  Reference  has  been  made  only  to  those  points 
where  the  streams  afford  power  contiguous  to  »he 
great  valleys  or  channels  ot  commerce,  and  to  the 
higher  branches  of  manufacture.  Entering  the  moon- 
tains,  the  infinity  of  power  the  many  streams  affoid, 


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will  impress  the  beholder  with  amazement.  This 
i!>  greatly  atigmeuted,  or  brought  to  convenient  ap- 
plication, by  the  vast  number  of  canals  constructed 
to  curry  water  to  wash  the  placers.  Thousands  of 
miles  of  these  canals  have  been  made,  and  the  wa- 
ter taken  to  the  high  ridges  where  it  can  be  applied 
to  manufacturing  purposes  safely,  economically,  and 
ettectivelv.  When  it  is  seen  what  nooks,  and  cor- 
ners and"  out-of-the-way  places  are  sought  in  other 
countries,  where  water  power  can  be  obtained,  a 
fhiiit  idea  may  be  had  of  the  great  importance  of 
the  privileges  so  complete  and  so  abundant  in  Cali- 
fornia. 

Ink  Manufacture.— Messrs.  Knowlton  &  Co., 
(Pacific  Ink  Factory)  are  now  entraged  in  the 
niannfacture  of  every  description  of  writing  inks, 
stenoil  and  markini;  inks,  all  grades  of  mucilage, 
and  liquid  blueing  for  laundry  use.  These  writing 
inks  are  nsed  in  the  public  schools  of  this  city,  and 
a  large  number  of  the  colleges  and  private  schools 
on  this  coast,  and  at  the  last  State  Fair  at  Sacra- 
mento, and  the  Mechanics'  Institute  Pair  in  this 
citv,  they  received  the  highest  premiums.  Amount 
of 'capital,  $10,00(1.  Men  employed,  6.  Sales  in 
1870.  $46,000. 

The  California  Ink  Factory  (W.  Faulkner  agent, 
■105  Sansora  Street)  is  also  manufacturing  every 
variety  of  writing  inks,  mucilage,  liquid  blueing, 
sealing  wax,  etc.,  of  a  superior  quality. 

Gi-Ass  Making.— The  consumption  of  glass  on 
the  Pacific  Coast  is  enormous,  probably  exceeding, 
in  proportion  to  population,  any  other  section  of 
ihe.dobe.  When  it  is  known  that  all  the  material 
use'ci'  in  the  composition  of  this  beautiful  product  is 
found  in  great  abundance  close  at  hand,  it  may  be 
considered  strange  that  all  the  glass  used  is  not  man- 
ufactured here.  The  principal  factory  of  the  State 
is  the  San  Francisco  Glass  Works  of  Messrs.  New- 
man and  Duval, South  Beach,  near  the  foot  of  Fourth 
Street,  San  Francisco.  Here  a  large  establishment 
has  been  erected,  during  the  past  season,  for  the 
manufacture  of  the  most  common  articles  of  glass 
used  on  this  coast  —  such  as  demijohns,  carboys, 
wine,  pickle,  spice,  soda,  and  medicine  bottles, 
window  glass,  etc.  The  building  is  constructed  of 
wood  and  iron,  on  a  brick  basement,  and  has  a  front 
of  seventy-eight  feet  bv  a  depth  of  sixty-seven,  and 
cost  about  $20,000.  The  arrangements  are  com- 
plete in  every  respect,  and  the  factory  is  capable  of 
turning  out  about  $350  worth  per  day,  giving  em- 
ployment to  about  forty  workmen. 

The  Pacific  Glass  Works  are  situated  near  the 
Potrero,  and  are  engaged  in  the  profitable  business 
of  manufacturing  this  fragile  material. 

Stovks. — Messrs.  Savage  &  Son,  1 45  Beale  Street, 
have  invented  and  are  now  manufacturing  a  new 
cooking  stove,  called  the  "  Empire  Range."  This 
is  the  only  stove  made  on  this  coast.  The  castings 
used  are  of  a  superior  quality,  being  very  heavy 
and  of  an  extremely  smooth  snrface.  The  interior 
arrangement  and  construction  of  this  range,  to- 
gether with  the  fact  that  it  is  an  article  of  home 
production,  will  undoubtedly  make  it  a  general 
favorite  with  housekeepers. 

Nevada  Metallurgical  Works.  The  success- 
ful working  of  ores,  or  reliable  information  respect- 
ing their  value  and  component  parts  is  a  matter  of 
the  utmost  importance  to  the  mining  interest,  and 
the  establishment  of  metallurgical  works  in  this  city, 
where  such  returns  can  be  made,  will  constitute  one 
of  the  most  prominent  and  valuable  of  her  indus- 
tries. Such  an  establishment,  planted  with  the  ex- 
pectation of  growth  from  intrinsic  merit,  is  that  of 
Messrs  Riotte  and  Luckhardt,  called  the  Nevada 
Metallurgical  Works,  at  the  Golden  Gate  Foundry 
on  First  Street,  which  has  commenced  operations 


during  the  past  year.  These  eentlemen  are  gradu- 
ates of  the  best  of  German  Metallurgical  Universities, 
and  have  had  the  experience  of  many  years  in  the 
mines  of  California  and  Nevada. 

The  Diamond  Drill. — One  of  the  most  expens- 
ive of  mining  and  engineering  operations  is  that  of 
boring  the  deep  working  and  drain  tunnels  of  the 
placers;  or  for  the  passage  of  the  railroad  through 
the  mountains.  Whoever  aids  in  this  work  is  a  public 
benefactor.  Many  of  the  mines  of  California  have 
been  opened  by  bed  rock  tunnels  at  the  expense 
of  the  fortunes  of  the  projectors,  and  through 
years  of  the  severest  toil.  The  Diamond  Drill  has 
come  to  the  relief  of  labor  as  well  as  capital,  a  tireless 
machine  performing  the  work  of  many  men,  and 
by  its  expedition  enabling  the  opening  of  mines  in  a 
short  time  which  otherwise  would  remain  nntonch- 
ed;  as  the  long  years,  if  not  the  expense,  required 
by  hand  labor,  would  deter  capitalists  from  the 
attempt.  The  diamond  drill  tunnelling  machine  of  the 
patent  of  Severance,  Holt  &  Co.,  made  at  the  Fulton 
Foundry  of  this  city, consists  of  a  frame  of  iron  resting 
on  four  car  wheels.  Two  small  cylinders  working 
by  steam  or  compressed  air,  give  motion  to  the  drills, 
of  which  there  are  four.  These  are  attached  by  ad- 
justible  arras  and  so  held  that  they  may  be  pointed 
in  every  direction.  These  drills  consist  of  long  iron 
cylinders,  or  gas  pipe,  on  the  end  of  which  is  at- 
tached the  diamond  holder.  By  means  of  a  hose 
connected  with  the  opposite  end  of  the  pipe,  a  stream 
of  water  may  be  forced  through  it,  thus  constantly 
keeping  the  hole  clear  of  the  borings  or  grit  made  in 
drilling.  The  drills  are  rapidly  revolved  by  means 
of  cog  wheel  gearing,  and  moved  forward  by  auto- 
matic motion  as  they  cut  away  the  rock.  A  core  is 
left  within  the  pipe,  and  broken  off  by  a  slight  blow 
and  extracted  when  the  hole  is  completed.  The 
value  of  such  a  machine  to  California  is  beyond  es- 
timate, as  such  an  appliance  is  required  in  opening 
the  ancient  river  channels  of  the  Sierra  Nevada, 
which  have  heretofore  defied  the  works  of  man. 
The  oflace  of  the  Company  is  at  318  California  St. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Manufacture. — The  manufac- 
ture of  boots  and  shoes  has  greatly  increased  in  the 
past  year,  and  with  such  success  as  promises  to  stop 
importation,  to  the  great  injury  of  the  innwriers 
and  the  manufacturers  of  Lynn  and  Philadelphia. 
Mr.  I.  M.  Weutworth  is  most  extensively  engaged 
in  this  enterprise,  having  recently  added  great  im- 
provements to  his  already  extensive  establishment 
on  Fell  Street  between  Franklin  and  Gongh.  The 
main  building  is  of  wood,  40  feet  front  by  80  feet 
depth,  and  three  stories  in  bight.  To  this  has  been 
added  a  tine  brick  fire-proof  wing,  for  the  safe  stor- 
age of  stock,  30  by  24  feet  in  dimensions,  and  three 
stories  high,  also  a  wooden  extension  50  by  24 
feet  on  the  ground,  giving  increased  room  for 
manufacturing  purposes.  The  capacity  of  the  fac- 
tory is  for  working  three  hundred  bands,  and 
more  than  two  hundred  have  been  employed  during 
the  past  season.  Machinery,  which  is  propelled  by 
steam  power,  comes  largely  to  the  aid  of  man  in 
the  work  of  shoe  making  and  here  it  is  fully  em- 
ployed, this  being  the  only  establishment  of  the 
Kind  on  the  Pacific  Coast  wliere  steam  power  is  used. 
The  cost  of  the  buildings  has  been  about  $20,000, 
and  the  annual  product  about  $500,000  in  value.  A 
tannery  is  also  connected  with  the  establishment, 
producing  each  year  $25,000  worth  of  leather.  Be- 
sides the  leather  made  here,  large  quantities  of  kid, 
calf,  and  cloth  are  used  in  the  business,  imported 
from  the  east  and  Europe.  Notwithstanding  the 
value  of  the  boots,  shoes  and  slippers  made  in  San 
Francisco  exceeds  $2,000,000,  annually,  the  import- 
ation 18  still  large  ;  but  with  the  success  of  such 
establishments  as  Wentworth's,  this  drain  upon  our 
treasures  will  be  stopped. 


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C   P  VAW  SCHAACK  &  CO..  708.  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Glassware  and  Toys. 


ADDITIONAL  NAMES,  REMOVALS,  CHANGES,  ETC., 

RECEIVED  TOO  LATE  FOR  REGULAR  INSERTION. 


Ahern  John  M.,  drayman,  dwl  NW  cor  Larkin 
and  Ash  Avenue 

Alison  Charles,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 

Allen  James, assistant  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 

Allen  William,  storekeeper  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 

AMSTERDAM  BOARD  UNDERWRITERS,  of- 
fice 710  Sansom 

Anderson  Charles  E.,  (Ander&on  <fc  Halley)  dwl  9 
Perry 

Anderson  Elliott,  (Anderson  8c  Halley)  dwl  9  Perry 

AND ERSON&  HALLE Y,,<(7/iaW«£.  AndcnonSf 
Willimn,  Halley)  accountants  and  general 
agents,  44  Merchants'  Exchange 

Anderson  &  Hallev,  (Elliott  Anderson  and  Wil- 
liam McGee  'Halley)  cigars  and  tobacco,  NE 
cor  Market  and  Second 

Andrade  Evariste, compositor  Courrier  de  San  Fran- 
cisco 

ANDREI  ADOLFO,  physician,  office  6  Brenham 
Place,  dwl  317  First 

Angelo  C.  Aubrey,  correspondent,  dwl  923 J  Har 

Arnold  Otto,  messenger  London  and  San  Francisco 
Bank,  dwl  810  Leavenworth 

Arzaga  Jose,  books  and  stationery,  1320  Stockton, 
dwl  408  Greenwich 

Aehmead  Gustavus  S.,  (Ashmead  &  Kellum)  dwl 
cor  Mariposa  and  Florida 

ASHMEAD  &  KELLUM,  (Gustavus  S.  Ashmead 
and  Charles  D.  Kellnm)  cai-penters  and  build- 
ers, 5  Beale,  and  Florida  bet  Mariposa  and  So- 
lano 

At  Lee  Samuel  Y., editor  New  Age,  office  421  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  37  Second 

Atkins  Joseph,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 

BiBcocK  George  A.,  printer  with  S.F.  Cooperative 

Co.,  dwl  1502  Leavenworth 
Babcock  Henry  S.,  vice-president  Security  Savings 

Bank,  office  304  Sansom,  dwl  11  Essex 
Bacon  T.   F.,   secretary   Security   Savings    Bank, 

office  304  Sansom,  res  Oakland 
Bacquie  Henry,  dwl  612  California 
Bailey  T.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Bainbridge   Peter,  salesman  with  F.  &  P.  J.  Cassin, 

dwl  Orleans  Hotel 
Baker  Frederick  D.,  employment  office,  603  Kearny 
Baker  J.  B.  Miss. milliner  and  millinery,20.5  Kearny 
BALFOUR,  GUTHRIE  &  CO.,  ( Robert  Balfour 

and  Alexander  G nlhrie )  comm\6i\on  merchants 

and  general  agents  British  and  Foreign  Marine 

Insurance  Co.,  office  308  Sansom 
Banner  Simon,  (of  Banner  Bros.)  (Virginia,  Nev. 

and  Nevada,  California)  office  221  Sansom,  dwl 

325  O'Farrell 
Barker  J.  H.,  storekeeper  P.  M.  8.  S.  America 
Barron   Henry,   (Barron    4"    Rosenthal)  dwl   13 

Third 
Barron  James,  captain  steamer  Hope,  res  Union  City 
Barron  Richard,  captain  steamer  Emma    res  Eden 

Landing 
Barron  &  Rosenthal,  (Henry  Barron  and  Moritz 

Rosenthal)  hairdressers   13  Third 
Barrv  B.  V.,  with  J.  S.  Wall  <t  Co.,  dwl  1814  Mkt 
BARRY  CHARLES  E.,    searcher    records,   office 

619  Montgomery,  dwl  1010  Jackson 
Barry  D.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Barry  Edward,  real  estate,  office  331  Montgomery, 

room  8,  dwl  1904  Stockton 
Barter  A.  B.,  (widow)  nurse,  dwl  231  Second 


Bassett  Cynes,  second  officer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Bassett  Daniel,  asst  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Batty   John,  (Lennon  &    Co.)  dwl  N   s  Post  bet 

IBaker  and  Broderick 
Baumberger  Jacob, bookkeeper  with  Lowry,  Breeze 

&  Co. ,  dwl  6  Pratt  Court 
Baurhyte  Isaac, asst  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Bawden  William  G.,  (Bawden  &  Forbes)  dwl  44 

Third 
Bawden  &  Yothe^, (William  G.  Ban-den  and  John  S. 

Stnart  Forbes)  book  and  job  printers,  317  Cal 
Bayreuther  Amalie  Mrs.,  (Mrs.  and  Miss  Bayreut- 

her)  dwl  SE  cor  Mission  and  Fourth 
Bayreuther  Clara  Miss,  (Mrs.  &  Miss  Bayreuther) 

dwl  SE  cor  Mission  and  Fourth 
Bayreuther    Mrs.    &.  Miss,   (Amalie   and  Clara) 

dressmakers  and  milliners,  SE  cor  Mission  and 

Fourth 
Beach  Horace,  cashier  U.  S.  Branch  Mint,  610  Com 
Beach  OiTin,  assistant  appraiser  Custom  House 
Beale  Thomas,  local  agent   Peoples   Ins.  Co.,  dwl 

N  s  Chestnut  bet  "raylor  and  Jones 
Beaver  Samuel  E.,  assistant  cashier  U.  8.  Assistant 

Treasurer's  Office,  dwl  246  Third 
Bee  Pascal,  grinder,  dwl  1413  Mason 
Beckman  Fritz,  liquor  saloon,  110  Dupont 
Bell  W..  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf 
Bell  William  H.,    State  Inspector  stamps,  office  601 

California,  dwl  W  s  Valencia  nr  Sixteenth. 
Benken  John,   drayman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  W^barf, 

dwl  South  Park  Place 
Bennett  William,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S. 

Great  Republic 
Bent  Silas  E.,  carriagemaker,  dwl  741  Market 
Berkley  Homestead  Association, office  418  California 
Bernstein  M.  C.  &  Co.,   (  W.  L.  Byckman)   furni- 
ture, 517  California 
Berz  George,  liquor  saloon,  512  Clay 
Bien  Joseph,  machinist,  220  Battery,  dwl  714  T^rkin 
Bigelow  Elijah,  real  estate,  office  313  California,  res 

Oakland 
Billings  David,  produce  commission,  211  Drumm, 

dwl  17  Clinton 
Binder  George  J.,  bookkeeper  with  Schreiher,  Rohr 

&  Co.,  dwl  915  Howard 
BISHOP  AMASA  W.,  attorney  at  law,  and  editor 

Masonic  Mirror,  office  608  Mkt,  dwl  .505  Powell 
Bishop  Duncan  M.,   (Bishop  Sf  DeMottJ  dwl  521 

Clay 
Bishop  &  DeMott,   (Duncan  M.  Bishop  and    Wil- 
liam DeMott)  job  printers,  521  Clay 
Black  Henry  M.  &  Co.,  importers  and  coach  mann- 

facturers,  1120  and  1122  Market,  dwl  14  Russ 
Blackburn  L.  F.,  with  James  Eddington,  dwl  322 

Sutter 
Blaisdell  Isaac,  Quartermaster  P.  M.  8.  S.  Montana 
Blaisdell  S.  G.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  627  Post 
BLAKE  CHARLES    E.,  dentist,  office  21  Post, 

dwl  22  Oak  Grove  Avenue 
Blake  George  M.,  receiver  Hayward  ta   Coleman, 

414  Front,  dwl  328  Minna 
BLAKE  GEORGE  W.  &  CO.,  (John  Murphy) 

real  estate  agents,  office  305  Montgomery,  room 

l,dwl  Russ  House. 
Blanchard  John  J.,  street  contractor,  dwl  435  Pine 
BOARD    OF    COMMISSIONERS.    Montgomery 

Street  Extension,  office  1,  2  and  3  Mont  Block 
Bogovich  John,  barkeeper  with  John  Chiuona,  dwl 

516  Commercial 


JON£S,  PULIiMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Iiadies'  and  Clmdren's  Woolen  aood» 


BBDINQTON,  HOSTETTEK  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Druga. 


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Bonnard  Francis  A.,  president  S.    P.    Co-operative 

Printing  Co.,  dwl  1409   Jaci<8on 
BONNET  B.,  Bupt  Imperisliable  Block  Pavement 

Co.,  office  308  Sansom 
Bordwell  George,  architect,  oflBce  410  Kearny,  dwl 

i:i9  Silver 
Boutelle  Percy,  seaman  P.  M.  S.  S.  China 
Bovee   William   H.,   real   estate   agent,  office  331 

Montgomery,  dwl  1515  Powell 
Bowman  William,  Rev.,  asst  pastor  Mission  Dolores 

Church,  dwl  W  s  Dolores  nr  Sixteenth. 
Bradbury  G.  J.,  asst  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
lirHiWey'John  A.,  f^ Read,  B.  &  Co.;  dwl 34  Eleventh 
Bragg  George,  clerk  with  F.  A.  Waterhonse,  Grand 

Central  Market 
Bragg  Robert,  joiner  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  Wharf 
Brandon  W.   M.,  (Brandon  &   ManzerJ  dwl  12^ 

Stockton 
Brandon  &,  Manzer,   fW.  M.  Brandon  and  John 

Manzer)  real  estate  agents,  626  Montgomery 
Brandt  Bernard  L.,  house    and  sign  painter,    ^^^O 
Battery,  dwl  SW  cor  Geary  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Branger  John,  fH.  Parker  &    Co. J  dwl  NE  cor 

Powell  and  Clay 
BRAUNSCHWEIGER    &    SCHLUTER,    (Her- 
mann   Brannschweiger  and,    C.  H.   SchhtterJ 
groceries  and  liquoi's,  W  s  Fourth  nr  Berry 
BRAY    BROS.,    (Watson   A.    Bray)   commission 
merchants  and  agents  Alviso  Flour  Mills,  226 
Clay 
Bray  John,  (Bray  dk  Co.)  dwl  321  O'Farrell 
BRAY  &  CO.,  (John  Bray  and    William  Fulton) 

wood  and  coal,  706  Bush 
Breslaner  Theodore, cloaks  and  mantillas,  12  Kearny 
P,!;«-.v.^ter  F.  T,  clerk   London  and   San  Francisco 
f;-  ,1     Bank,  dwl  11  O'Farrell 

I  2  ,rice  Barney,  blacksmith  helper  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's 
Uh%        Wharf,  dwl  134  Folsom 

»%  trice  James,  blacksmith  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  Wharf, 
4a       dwl  214  Seventh 

IgfjRITISH  AND   FOREIGN  MARINE    INSUR- 
!-       ANCE  CO.,  Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.,  general 
^$        agents,  office  308  Sansom. 
wgBritt  William,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf 
I  JgBrodie  William,  manager  California  Foundry,  NW 
cor  Main  and  Harrison,  dwl  84  Everett 
Brooks  George  J.,  real  estate,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
BROOKS  W.  H.  J.,  State  Searcher,  office  621  Clay, 
dwl  1008  Clay 
5  Brown  A.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf 
^  Brown  Benjamin  B.,  drayman  U.  S.  Bonded  Ware- 
^^1  hoa.se,  dwl  E  8  Jones  bet  O'Farrell  and  Eddy. 

;ii  Brown  C.  F.,  real  estate,  office  408  Cal.,  (and  Cali- 
A\  fornia  Chemical  Paint  Co.)  dwl  66  Clementina 
lA  Brown  Emmett,  printer  Bulletin,  dwl  W  s  Valencia 
gS  bet  Twenty-third  and  Twentv-fourth 

c-  Brown  George',  cook  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
--  BROWN  JOHN  P.,  book  and  job  printer,  420 
•.Montgomery,  dwl  1707  Dupont 
Brown  Nathan,  importer  and  jobber  clothing,    108 

Battery,  dwl  S  s  Bryant  nr  Downey 
Brown  Theodore,  clerk  'Tax  Collector's  office,   dwl 

1418  Powell 
Brown  W..  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  8.  Co's  Wharf 
Bruce  H.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf 
Bruntou  Henrv,  Globe   Restaurant,   520  and  522 

Clav 
Bryan  VVilliam,  (Hahn  &  B.)  dwl  33  John 
Bryant  Thomas,  cook  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Bnck  William,  (Lennon  &  Co.)  dwl  24  Zoe 
Bullard  James  H.,   produce  commission,  228  Clay, 

dwl  E  8  Hyde  bet  Filbert  and  Greenwich 
Bnrke  John,  dry  goods,  634  Market,  dwl  265  Stev- 
enson 
Burns  Hugh,  coal  passer  P.  M.  S.  S.  China 
Burt  Samuel,  compositor  with  Frank  Eatstman,  dwl 

908  Clav 
BUSWELL  ALEXANDER,  bookbinder,  509  Clay, 
dwl  SW  cor  Jones  and  Union 


Butler  George  E.,  bookkeeper  Union  InsuranceCo., 

dwl  32  Ellis 
BUTLER'S  LIFTING  CURE,  J.  H.  Swain  k  Co., 

proprietors,  24  Post 
Byrne    Matthew   J.,    horticulturist,    dwl     Quincy 

House 

Caffrey  William,  coal  passer  P.  M.  S.  S.  China 

California  Bleaching  Soap  Works,  Hitch  &  Hall 
proprietors,  SW  cor  Folsom  and  Si.xfeenth 

CALIFORNIA  CHEMICAL  PAINT  GO.,(G.W. 
Oxborn,  C.  F.  Brown,  M.  C.  Jewell  and  Jexxe 
Healyj  office  408  Ciil,  manufactory,  NW  cor 
Fourth  and  Towiisend 

California  Cracker  Co.,  803  Battery 

California  Grape  Wine  Vinegar  Vv'orks,  D.  R.  Pro- 
vost manager,  423  Front 

California  Peat  Co.,  office  560  Natoma 

Callaghan  William,   waiter  P.  M.  S-  S.  Sacramento 

Callahan  Cornelius,  liquor  saloon.  869  Folsom 

Campbell  Will,  (Campbell  &  Turiier)  dwl  995 
Market 

CAMPBELL  &  TURNER,  (Will  Campbell  and 
William  E.  Turner)  attorneys  at  law,  office 
rooms  1  and  2,  708  Montgomery 

Camper  Frederick,  cook  with  John  Steinmann,  dwl 
512  Fourth 

Cane  F.  P.,  workman  Beale  St.  Planing  Mill,  dwl 
Coso  House 

Cannavan  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  Beehive  Auction  Store, 
811  Kearny,  dwl  N  8  Lombard  nr  Kearny 

Capital  Homestead  Association,  office  418  Cal 

Carolan  Isabella,  (widow)  dwl  238  Taylor 

Carr  Frank  D.,  salesman,  332  Mont,  dwl  19  Rausch 

Carroll  I.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf 

Carvill  Almon  D.,  bookkeeper  with  Pollard  &  Car- 
vill  Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  322  Pine 

Carvill  Onn  S.,  president  Pollard  &  Carvill  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  184  Jessie. 

CASEBOLT  J.  D.  &  CO.,  importers  hardware, 
wagon  materials,  etc.,  24  ana  26  Beale,  dwl  34 
Tyler 

Castle  Stephen  W.,  (Gorley  &  C.)  dwl  709  Mont- 
gomery 

Cave  McRae,  clerk  with  John  G.  Hodge  &  Co., 
dwl  26  Hampton  Place 

Cayot  FranQois,  cook  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 

Champlin  John  L.,  clerk  with  I.  M.  Wentworth  & 
Co.,  dwl  25  Sixth 

Cheadle  R.  commission  merchant,  dwl  Willow  Av- 
enue bet  Buchanan  and  Laguna 

Chielovich  Andrew,  barkeeper  with  J.  C.  Sack  &■ 
Co., 306  Kearny 

Chiuona  John,  coffee  saloon,  516  Commercial 

CHOYNSKI  ISIDOR  N.,  staiinnery,  SW  cor 
Fourth  and  Jessie,  and  146  Second,  dwl  524 
Howard 

CITY  COAL  YARD,  Loughlin  &  Nicholson  pro- 
prietors, 775  Market 

City  Extension  Homestead  Association,  office  8  Stev- 
enson's Building 

Clancy  John,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Fifth  and  Fol 

Clark  Alvah  K.,  ground  coffee  and  spices,  13  Sec 

Clark  Edgar  B.,  (Ross  <b  C.)  dwl  928  Washington 

Clark  R.  Frank,  entry  clerk  Custom  House,  dwl 
N  8  Pine  bet  Webster  and  Lincoln 

Clark  Titus,  carpenter  with  Ross  &  Clark,  dwl  928 
Washington 

CLEVELAND  INSURANCE  CO.,  (fire  and  mar- 
ine, Cleveland,  Ohio)  Julius  Jacobs,  general 
agent,  office  440  California 

Close  Charles  P.,  clerk  with  R.  H.  Magill,  dwl  627 
Post 

COFFIN  J.  W.  &  CO.,  ship  chandlery,  331  East 

Coghill  Andrew  J.,  (Coghill  &  Harrison)  dwl  42 
Sixth 

Coghill  &.  Harrison,  (Andrew  J.  Cogliill  and  John 
W.  Harrison)  shipping  and  coramiBsion  mer- 
chants, 318  Front 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUKANCE  CO.  insures  againrt  Pire  and  Marine  hazards. 


C.  p.  VA.N  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearcy  Street.  Pumishinis  Goods. 


ADDITIONAL     NAMES,     REMOVALS,     ETC, 


57 


COnX  JACOB  M.,  importer  general  mercbandise, 

306  Sansom,  dwl  1007  Harrison 
Colburn  A.,  poultry  and  game,  84  California  Mar- 
ket, res  Oatvland 
Connolly  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  63  Natoma 
Conrad  Cbristian,  iiqnor  saloon,  50  Tbird,  dwl  NE 

cor  Howard  and  Fifth 
CONTINENTAL  HOTEL,  Herman  Droste  pro- 
prietor, 519-529  Pacific 
Cook  Aaron,  merchant,  office  34  Saneom,  dwl   N  s 

Post  bet  Gon<rh  and  Franklin 
COOK  BROTHERS,  rl^anc  and  John  A. J  impor- 
ters dry  jroods,  8  Battery 
Cook  Isaac^  f  Cook  Brothers  J  dwl  731  Geary 
Cook  John  A.,  (Cook  Brothers)  res  New  York 
Cool  George  VV.,  dentist,  office  .ind  dwl  14  Kearny 
Cooper  E.  Brnce,  bookkeeper  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  517  OFarrell 
Copp  Frank  P.,  clerk,  dwl  54  Third 
Copp  Nathaniel  P.,  merchant,  dwl  54  Tbird 
CORBETT    SAMUEL    J.,    physician,    office    5^ 

Kearny,  res  Oakland 
CORBETT  S.  J.  MRS.,  physician.office  SJ  Kearny, 

res  Oakland 
Corcoran   William,   State  Inspector  stamps,  office 

601  California 
Cording  Joseph  H.,  (Crane  &   G.)  dwl  Eighteenth 

Avenue  nr  J,  South  San  Francisco 
Corlies  James  L.,  conductor  City   R.  R.,  dwl   SE 

cor  Mission  and  Fourteenth 
Cornwell  Altana,  (widow)  dwl  1123  Powell 
Cosgrove  John  P.,  teacher,  dwl  356  Third 
Cotrel  William   B.,   guns   and  pistols,   and    agent 

Schuyler,  Hartley  &  Graham,  New  York,  office 

708  Montgomery,  dwl  i!73  Minna 
Coughlan  John,  butcher.  '2  Occidental  Market 
Covey  Harris  R.,  Turf  Gallery  Stables,  'J09  Sutter, 

dwl  311 J  Jessie 
Cowan   Robert   H.,  surgeon   and    chiropodist,  310 

Kearny,  dwl  Twentieth  bet  Fol  and  Harrison 
CRANE  ADDISON  M.,  attorney  at  law,  office  522 

Montgomery,  dwl  1814  Mason 
CRANE  ALBE'RT  E..  agent  for  Remington  Arms, 

office  -522  Mont,  dwl  NE  cor  Mason  and  John 
Crane  &  Cording,  f  Hmry  A.  Crane  and  Joseph  H. 

Cording)   miinufacturing    chemists,   cor  Sixth 

Avenue  and  D,  South  S.  F.,  office  324  Front 
CRITTENDEN  PARKER,  notary  public  and  com- 

uiibsioner  of  deeds,  340  Mont,dwl  920  Pine 
Cronise  T.  F.,  secretary  St.  Patrick   Gold   M.    Co., 

office  411 5  California,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Crosett   Truman,  teacher  music  Public  Schools,  dwl 

512  Valencia 
Crowell  Charles  I.,  (J.  M.  Goeieey  &  Co.)  dwl  723 

Ellis 
Crowell    H.   W.,  (Crowell  &    Odermatt)  dwl    225 

Bush 
Crowell  &  Odermatt,  rH.  W.  Crowell  and  F.   A. 

Odermatt)  dentists,  office  225  Bush 
Crowley  Michael,  porter  with  Hooker  &  Co.,  dwl  63 

Natoma 
Crowther  George  T.,  commission  merchant,  dwl  E  s 

Potrero  Avenue  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Cudworth  James  W.,  capitalist,  dwl  127  Kearny 
Cullen  John  J.,  engraver  %vith  California  Jewelry 

Co.,  dwl  995  Market 
Cullen  William,  property  clerk  City  Hall,  dwl  25 

Clementina 
CURRAN  HUGH,  proprietor  Franklin  Hotel,  414 

Pacific 
CUSHING  JOHN  J.,  homoepathic   physician,   of- 
fice and  dwl  319  Gearv 
CUSHMAN  CHARLES  D.,  president  Red  Mens' 

Savings  and  Loan  Bank,  340  Bush,  dwl  NW 

cor  Twentv-fourth  and  Guerrero 
Cutler  E.  B.,  (Felton  &  C.)  dwl  Lick  House 

Danglada  Manuet,,  real  estate,  dwl  Fifteenth  bet 
Guerrero  and  Dolores 


Dann  Fred  P.,  attorney  at  law,  office  604  Merchant, 

dwl  1123  Powell 
Dannenberg   Amalie   Mrs.,  ladies'    and    childrens' 

furnishing  goods,  24  Montgomery, dwl  502  Bush 
Darby  W.  E.,  attorney  at  law,  office  20  Mosiigom- 

e'ry  Block 
Darling  Wilkie./'Dar/i/in-  &  Co.;dwl  517  O'Furrell 
DART    PUTNAM   C,   shipping    and    comuiission 

merchant,  office  313  California,  res  Oakland 
Davidson  Meyer,  merchant, (Mokelunine  Hill)  office 

416  Market,  dwl  324  Minna 
Davis  Ainsley  G..  retail  fancv  goods,  419  Kearny 
Davis  Daniel,  (  Wolf  Si-  D.)  dwl  43  Third 
Day  Thomas  S.,  with  Thomas  Day,  732   Montgom- 
ery, dwl  2346  Washington 
De  Lacy  Charles,   assistant  assessor  U.  S.  Internal 

Revenue,  dwl  Lick  House 
De  Mott  William,  (Bhhop  &  Dc  M.)  dwl  .521  Clay 
De  Wolf  S.  I.,   (widow)  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Dean  Harry,   assistant    property    man    California 

Theatre,  dwl  Adams  House 
Deane  C.  Tennyson,  physician,  office  SE  cor  Mont 

and  Sutter,  dwl  804  Stockton 
Delprat  George  R.,  clerk  Mutual  Life  Insurance 

Co..  dwl  ftjO  Sacramento 
DEMING    H.    A.,  a«ent  Howe  sewing  machine 

and  Butterick's  patterns,   113  and  115  Kearny, 

dwl  632  Sutter 
Diedereichsen   Charles,  (IIachmeyer&  I).)  dwl  NE 

corLarkin  and  California 
Diersch  Charles,  hairdresser,    9   Second,  dwl  742 

Folsom 
Division  of  Telegrams  and  Report  for  the  Benefit  of 

Commerce,  office  43  Merchants'  Exchange 
Dixon   James  E.,  (Dixon  &  Hamilton)   Jwt  Ti"?, 

Market 
Dixon  John  J.,  plumber  andgasfitter,  316  Pine, dwl 

32  Clara 
DIXON  &  HAMILTON,  (James  E.Dixon,  James 

Hamilton,  and  .,4.  F.G/een;  general  auctioneers 

and  commission  merchants,  727  Market 
Dodge  Nathan,  superintendent  Grand  Central  Mar- 
ket,   dwl   Es  Church   bet  Twenty-second  and 

Twenty-third 
Doe  Charles  F.,  (Knowland&D.)  dwl  127  Res  my 
DOLAN  THOMAS,  livery  stable,  SW  cor  Foltom 

and  Eleventh,  dwl  359' Eleventh 
Dorn  Richard  (Putzman,^D.  <fc  Co.y  dwl  323.Tefsie 
Dornin  George  D.,  general  agent  Fireman's  Fund 

Ins.  Co.,  403  Cal,  res  Oakland 
Downey  George   W.,   salesman  with  J.  S.  Wall  &. 

Co.,  dwl  cor  New  Montgomery  and  Howard 
Drake  Josiab,  real  estate,  office  16  Montgomery 

Block,  dwl  1511  Dupont 
Drathmann  W.  F.,  ( Heineken,  D.  &  Co.)  dwl  117 

Taylor 
DUFFY  BERNARD  C.  cigar  manufacturer,  950 

Market,  dwl  553  Jessie 
Dunbar  George  F. ,  watch,  and  musical  box  mal^;:, 

203  Mont,  dwl  424  Sansom     • 
Duncan  William  Ij.,  stock  broker,  office  422  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  33  South  Park 
Dunlop  Daniel,  fDunlop  db   Hayes)  dwl  NE  cor 

Franklin  and  Hayes 
Dunlop  <fc  Hayes,    (Daniel  Dunlop  and  James  J. 

Hayes)  furniture,  6  Fourth 
Dunsbee  Cornelius  E.,  ( Dunshee,  Ellis  <fc  Stewart) 

dwl  S  8  Fifteenth  Av  bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F.) 
Dunshee,  Ellis  (fe  Stewart,  (C.  E.  Dunshee,  B.  F. 

EIHs.  and  William  E.  Stewart)  c&rTpemor»md 

builders,  SW  cor  Fifteenth  Av  and  P.,  South 

S.  F. 

EcoNO-MiCAL  Mutual  Life  Insurakce  Co., 
George  N.  Williams,  agent,  6  Merchants'  Exeh. 

Eddington  James,  Alhambra  Saloon,  dwl  N  s  Jack- 
son bet  Battery  and  Front 

Edgar  Will  M.,  deputy  City  and  County  Assessor, 
dwl  30  Kearny 


JOI^ES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Suspenders  and  Neck  Ties. 


HEDINO-TON,  HOSTETTEB  &  CO..  exclusive  Agents  fop  Drake's  Plantation  Bitters. 


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SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


Eidenmnller  George,  physician,  office  410  Kearny 
Ellioli  diaries,  city  Buperiiitendent  Spring  Valley 

Water  Works,' dwl  629  O'Frtrrell 
Ellis  Benjamin  F.,  fDunshec,  E.  &  Stewart)  dwi 

SW  cor  Fifteenth  Av  and  P,  South  8.  F. 
Ellis  Henry  U.,  captain  police,  City  Hall,   dwl  306 

Lombard 
Ellis  William  H.,  local  agent  Occidental  Insurance 

Co.,  dwl  119  Silver 
EMPIRE  FOUNDRY,  Savage  &  Son  proprietors, 

145  Beale  and  '294  Howard 
Ensign   George   H.,  Lake  Tahoe   Water  Works, 

office  808  Montgomery,  dwl  1005  Stockton 
Epson  Frederick,  publisher  and  proprietor  La  So- 

ciedad,  office  621  Sansom,  dwl  813  Vallejo 

FAHEnTY  William  J.,  observer  sergeant  Signal 

Service,  U.  S.  A., office  43  Merchants'  Exchange 
Falkenstein  A.,  shirt  manufacturer,  125  Sansom 
Farrell  Michael,  proprietor  O'Farrell  House,  (for- 
merly Brookline),  217  Broadway 
Faulkner  Francis  W.,  clerk  with  California  Type 

Foundry  Co.,  dwl  514  Stockton 
Faulkner  George,clerk  with  P.  T.  Nongues.dwl  1313 

Kearny 
Fell  Jacob,  cigar  dealer,  dwl  128  Kearnv 
Felton  H.  T.,  { Fellon  &  Cutler)  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
FELTON  &  CUTLER,  fHotvnrd    T.  Felton  and 

E.  B.  Cutler)  general  agents  Wilcox  &  Gibbe 

Sewing  Machines,  office  113  Post 
Ferrer  Manuel  Y.,  teacher  music,  office   523  Clay, 

res  Oakland 
Finger  Henry,  clerk  with  Charles  E.  Hinckley,  dwl 

32  Post 
Finnegan  Simon,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 
■   '  Fifth  and  Shiple'v 

Fitzheniy  James,  saloon.  534  Com,  dwl  44  Jessie 
Fletcher  Richard  F.,  (Fletcher  Sf   Greenhood)  res 

Oakland 
FLETCHER    &    GREENHOOD,    (Richard    F. 

Fletcher    and    Otto    Greenhood)    City    Agents 

Phoenix,  Home,  and  Travelers  Insurance  Cos., 

office  424  California 
Folks  Samuel,  fo/"  Wolffdi:   F.,  San  Bernardino) 

office  NW  cor  Battery  and  Market,  dwl  333 

Tehama 
Follis  Richard  H.,  butter,  cheese,  eggs,  etc.,  90  Cali- 
fornia Market,  dwl  15  Park  Avenue 
Forbes  John  S.    Stuart,   (Bawden   &■  F.)  dwl  44 

Third 
Ford  Dennis,  marble  cntter,  dwl  SE  cor  Geneva  and 

Brannan 
Foster  W.  W.,  (Mead  &  F.;  dwl  7101  Mission 
Fox  Henry  A.,  merchant,  office  509  Sacramento,  dwl 

318  Taylor 
Frank  Louis  P.,  insurance  broker,   office  220  Bat- 

terv,  dwl  625  O'Farrell 
FRANKLIN  HOTEL,  Hugh  Curran  proprietor, 

414  Pacific 
-Prltsclii  Rudolph,  clerk  with  Morris  Speyer  &  Co., 

dwl  6  Pratt  Court 
Fulton  William,  (Bray  Sf  Co.)  dwl  513  Post 
FUNDED   DEBT  COMMISSIONERS  OF  1851, 

office  305  Sansom 

Gardiner  George  D.,  (Norton  &  G.)  dwl  1917 

Polk 
Gardiner  Martin  V.  B.,  railroad  agent,  dwl  622  El- 
lis, rear 
Gardner   August,  (Gardner  &    Page)    dwl  1207 

Dnpont 
Gardner  &   Page,  (August  Gardner  and  Julius 

Pase)  St.  Helena  lager  beer  depot,  16  Geary 
Garn  William,   cap   manufacturer,  434  California, 

dwl  37  Jessie 
GARVEY  JAMES,   bellhanger,   silver  plater  and 

locksmith,  29  New  Mont,  dwl  114  Minna 
GATES  JAMES  H.,  druggist  and  apothecary,  NW 

cor  New  Mont  and  Howard,  dwl  ISlj  Silver 


Gautier  Louis  M.,  laundiy  and  blanket  cleaning, 

1719  Powell 
GERZABEK  OSCAR  V.,  commission  merchant  and 
manufacturers'    agent  general  hardware,    563 
Market,  dwl  613J  Stockton 
Ginnochio  G. ,  commission  merchant,  oiBce  421-4:^3 

Battery,  dwl  1512  Powell 
Glaser    Charles,    (0.     Glaxer  &   Co.)  (San  Luis 
Obispo)  office  NW  cor  Battery  and  Market,  dwl 
113  Fifth 
Glassman  Jacob,  exchange  broker,  office  334   Mont- 

goineiy,  dwl  314  Jones 
Gleeson  Thomas  J.,  apothecary  with  J.  H.  Widber, 

dwl  422  Sutter 
Gleeson  William  H.,  (Mark*  ^  G.)  dwl  439  Minna 
Goldman  Bernard,  clerk,  dwl  618  Green 
Good  William,  waiter  with  John  Malone,  dwl  227 

Minna 
GOTTIG    LAWRENCE,  president  German   Sav- 
ings and  Loan  Society,  513  California,  dwl  1915 
Taylor 
Gourdon  Charles,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  327 

Third 
Gowenlock  Robert,  dwl  1822  Market 
Graves  Augustus  B.,  clerk,  dwl  1711  Mason 
Gray  George  D.,  mining  engineer,  dwl  822  Powell 
Gray  John  T..  (Sutherland  &  G.)  dwl  23  Ellis 
GRAY  MATTHIAS,  importer,   wholesale   and  re- 
tail dealer  music  and  musical  instruments,  623 
and  625  Clay,  dwl  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Lomb 
Green  A.  V.,  (Dixon  &  Hamilton)  dwl  104  Kearny 
Grimes  George  T.,  agent  Patent  Spiral   Broom,  of- 
fice 405  Front,  dwl  924  Jackson 
Griswold  Josiah,  (Griswold   4"  Berry)  dwl  2530 

Webster 
Gross  Herman,  (Isnacx  &  G.)  res  New  York 
Guerin  Michael,  (Gnerin  Se  Kelly)  dwl  503  Third 
GUERIX&  KELLY,  (Michael  Guerin  and  Pat- 
rick Kelly)  boots  and  shoes.  327-329  Bush 
GUIDE,    (triweekly)  B.   C.  Vandall,  proprietor, 
office  521  Clay 

Hachmeyer  Adam,  (Hackmeyer  &  DiederichsenJ 

dwl  1 36  Jessie 
HACHMEYER    &   DIEDERICHSEN,     (Adam 
Hachmeyer  and  Charles  Diederichsen)  White- 
hall Restaurant,  NW  cor  Spring  and  Summer 
Haferkorn  Anton, /'iVe/Zer  ^  H.J  dwl  26  Howard 

Court 
Hall  Charles  E.,  (Hitch  &  H.)  dwl  SE   cor  Pol- 

Bom  and  Sixteenth 
Hall  John  C,  clerk  Morning  Call,  dwl  759  Market 
Halley  J.  J.,  printer  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co. 
Halley   William,  journalist  correspondent  Toronto 
Globe,   {and  Anderson  &  H)    office  44   Mer- 
chants'Exchange,  dwl  404  Bryant 
Halley  William  McGee,  (Anderson  &  H.J  dwl  670 

Harrison 
Hamilton  James,  (Dixon  Sf  H.)  dwl  S  s  Twenty- 
third  nr  Bryant 
Hammond  Charles  Y.,  chemist,  dwl  32  Silver 
Hanford  Benjamin  T.,  nightwatchman  U.  S.  Asst. 

Treasury,  dwl  1001  Market 
HARDY  LOWELL  J.  Jr.,  attorney  at  law,  office 

6.37  Kearny,  dwl  908  Clay 
Harmon  Henry,  (Wright  &  Co.)  dwl  630  Sac 
Harrison  John  W.,  (Co^hill  Sf  H.)  dwl  127  Turk 
Harrison  Randolph,  engineer's  clerk  with  Major  G. 
H.  Mendell,  dwl  NE  cor  Clay  and  "Van  Ness 
Avenue 
Harrison  Street  Homestead  Association,  office  511 

California 
HARRISON  WILLIAM  P.  &  CO.,  wholesale  gro- 

cere,  421  Clay,  dwl  14  Geary 
Harron  W.  K.,('Knowlton  &  Co.;  dwl  618  Pine 
Hart  Joel  M.,  boots  and  shoes,  1412  Stockton 
Hartman  A.  E.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  16  Third 
Hartog  Edward,  interpreter  and  general  agent,  of- 
fice 716  Montgomery,  dwl  630  Sacramento 


THE  FEOPIiES  INSUBANCE  CO.  pays  iOl  losses  in  Gold  Coin. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  White  Shiitg. 


ADDITIONAL     NAMES,    REMOVALS,    ETC 


59 


Hartfborn  &  McPhun,  (Edmund  F.  Hartshorn  and 

William    McPhun)    agents   self-acting    shade 

rollers,  140  Fourth  ,,„„,»»• 

Haskell  George  S.,  fEnskell  &  Go.)  dwl  1324  Miss 

Haskin  Henry  R.,  fS.  F.  Co&perative  Printing  Co.) 

411  Clay,  dwl  1410  Larkin 
Hayes  James   J.,   (Dunlop   Jj-    H.)  dwl  NE   cor 
Fraukin  and  Linden  ,  ~.o, 

Hayhoe  John,  clerk  with  Weil  &  Co.,  dwl  748J 

"  Market  _     . 

HEALD  EDWARD  P..  president  Heald's  Business 

College,  24  Post,  dwl  5  Stockton 
Heald  John,  fHeald  d  Davis)  dwl  5  Stockton 
Healy  Jesse,  (€al.  Chemical  Paint  Co.)  dwl  NW 

cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 
Heiueken  A.  C./Heineken,  Brathmann  <fc  Co.)  5J7 

Market  ^  „  . 

HEINEKEN,  DRATHMANN  &  CO..  (A.  G.Hein- 
eken.W.  F.  Draihmann,Georfre  Siebe  and  Loins 
F.  Holtz)  wholesale  grocers  and  comnaission 
merchants,  537  Market  opp  SanHoin 
Helmers  Nil*  S.,  teacher  music,  dwl  40  South  Park 
Hennessy  Michael,  gardener,  dwl  31  Sixth 
Henry  Charles   D.,  carriage  painter,  519  Market, 

dwl  928  Pine  .  ,    „,.„. 

HerinKer  John  C.  Jr.,  salesman  with  William  P. 
Harrison  &.  Co.,  dwl  S  s  O'Farrell  bet  Fillmore 
nnd  Steiner 
HERRERA  FRANCISCO,  Consul  U.  S.  Columbia, 
Bolivia,  Costa  Rica,  and  Consul  General  for  Ni- 
caragna.and  real  estate  agent  and  money  broker, 
office  331  Montgomery,  dwl  542  Howard 
Hewson  Robert,  agent  Union    Gas  Machine.  302 

Montgomery,  res  Alameda 
Hill  Jame's  L.  M.,  varnisherwith  Schreiber,  Bohr  & 

Co.,  dwl  119  Second 
HILLER  FREDERICK,  homoeopathic  physician, 

ottice  and  dwl  226  Post 
HINCKLEY  CHARLES  E.,  chemist  and  apothe- 
cary, 32  Post 
Hinders  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  332  Kearny,  dwl 

315  O'Farrell  _ 

HINRICHS  C.  H.  &  CO.,  {A.  Volhracht)  Havana 

and  domestic  cigars,  316  and  318  Commercial 
Hitch  Horace  Y.,  (  Hitch  &  Hall)  dwl  SW  cor  Fol- 

soni  and  Sixteenth 
Hitch  &  Hall,  (Horace    Y.  Hitch  and  Charles  E. 
Hall)    propnetors  California  Bleaching  Soap 
Works,  SW  cor  Folsom  and  Sixteenth 
Hoair   Horace,   (Horace  Hoag  &  Co.)  dwl    N    s 

Twenty  sixth  bet  Mission  and  Bartlett 
Hoag  Hora<e  &  Co.,  real  estate  agency  and  employ- 
ment office,  SE  cor  California  and  Kearny 
Hochholzer  Hutio,   architect,  office  NW  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Montgomery,  dwl  1209  Clay 
HOLBROOK  T.  W.  J.,  special  State  agent  Home 
Mutual   Insurance   Co.,  office   433  California, 
dwl  Grand  Hotel  ,.„„„... 

Holland  Daniel,  fruits,  305  Wash,  dwl  J28  Third 
Holly  Oak  Park  Co.,  (Napa  City)  office  room  8  Stev- 
enson House 
Holman  F.  A.,  physician,  ofiBce  235 Kearny 
Holmes  George  R.,  glazier  with  Miller  &  Haley, 
dwl  421  Green  ,  ,  ^    ,  ro, 

Holtz  Louis  F.,  (Heineken,  Drathmann  db  Co.)  637 
Market  »   >-,    ,  j    i 

Hooper  William  B.,  (Hooper,  Whting  ^  Co.)  dwl 
SE  cor  Hyde  and  Chestnut  ,    ,  .,, 

Howland  Charles  F.,  (Howland  4-   Go.)  dwl  34 

HOWLAND  &  CO.,  (Charlea  F.  Howland)  apoth- 
ecaries, NE  cor  Post  and  Mason 

Hudson  George  B.,  salesman  witii  Julius  Platshek 
&  Brothers,  dwl  13  Willow  Avenue 

Hulbert  T.  Fisher,  interpreter,  office  716  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  SE  cor  Union  ana  Stockton 

Hurley  Daniel  J.,  dwl  109  Shipley  ^  „^  „ 

Hyatt  John  B.,  Bay  City  Stables,  413  and  415  Mar- 
ket, dwl  314  Bush 


HYDE  HENRY  C,  attorney  at  law,  office  411  i 

California,  dwl  8  Essex 
Hyland  Silver  Mining  Co.,   (Elko  Co.,  Nev.)   office 

28  Merchants'  Exchange 


Ijams  John  D.,  clerk  with  R.H.  McDonald  &  Co., 

dwl  915  Howard 
INSPECTOR   (STATE)  STAMPS,  office  601  Cal 
Irwin  Robert,  (Jones,  Pullman  <fc   Go.)  dwl  2116 

Larkin  ,  .„.  „ 

Irwin  Samuel,  (Boberts  &  I.)  dwl  124  Fourth 
Isaacs   Benjamin,  metallic  sign  manufacturer,  414 

Sacramento,  dwl  25  Rausch 
Isaacs  Morris,  (Isaacs  &  Gross)  dwl  109  Mont 
Isaacs    &    Gross,   (Morris    Isaacs    and    Herman 

Gross)  manufacturers  clothing,  221  Sansom 
Ivers  Richard,  dwl  825  O'Farrell 

Jackson  A.  W.,( Powers  &J.)'Sb  Clark  nr  Dmmm 
JACOBS  JULIUS,  general  agent  Cleveland  Fire 
Ins.  Co.,  oflice  440  California,  dwl  1307  Larkin 
JafTe  Max,  bookkeeper,  dwl  314  Bush 
Jameson  James  S.,  bookkeeper  with  Garland  & 
Moore,  dwl  521  O'Farrell  .      „     .  ,    ,  „,„ 

Jewell  M.  C,  (Cal.  Chemical  Paint  Go.)  dwl  NW 

cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 
Job  Peter,  restaurant,  confectionery  and  ice  cream 

saloon,  227  Kearny,  dwl  422>i  Sutter 
Johnson  George  H.,  purser  North  Pac.  Trans  Go's 

S.  S.  Pacific,  dwl  17  Verona  Place 
Johnson  T.  D.,  physician,   office  and  dwl  202  Bush 
JOHNSON  T.  RODGERS,  manufacturer  regalia 

and  military  goods,  325  Montgomery 

JOHNSTON  &  GO'SZALiEZ/J.Sproat  Johnston, 

and    Dominick   Gonzalez)  real  estate  agents, 

office  228  Montgomery  .,o  «     . 

JONES  CYRUS  W.,  stockbroker,  oflice  418  Mont, 

dwl  1608  Howard  ,    .  „.„  c 

Jones  Warren,  collector,  206  Mont,  dwl  249  Stev 
Jones  Winfield  S.,  teller  Security  Savings  Bank, 

dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Jordan  August,  (Miiriset  &  J.)  dwl  1116  Stockton 
Jordan  W.  Mrs.,  chop  house,  229  Pacific 
Jordan  William  T.,  copyist,  dwl  1009  Kearny 
Kane  Michael,  ^M'a«<i,  K.  8r  Co.)  dwl  20  Turk 
Keegan  James,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  808  Pacific, 

dwl  225  Sutter  ^     „ 

Kellum  Charles  D.,  (Ashmead  Sj-  K.)  dwl  W  s  Po- 

tiero  Av  nr  Eighteenth 
Kelly  Patrick,  (Guerin  Sf  K.)  dwl  223  Jessie 
Kercheval  Robert,  bookkeeper  Odd  Fellows'  Sav- 
ings Bank,  dwl  108  Taylor 
Kern  John,  real  estate,  dwl  231  Pacific 
KIMBALL   MANUFACTURING   CO.,  (George 
P.  Kimball  and  Richard  L.  Ogden)  carnage 
and  car  manufacturers,  cor  Fourth  and  Bryant, 
salesroom  535  Market 
Kimball  Matthew  H.,  roller  skate  manufacturer,  -W 

New  Montgomery,  dwl  114  Minna 
KINNEY  BROTHERS,  (Albert  W.  and  Marskut. 
J.  Kinney)  agents  Salem  (Oregon)  Flour  Mills, 
ll^Ciay  ,    „    ,.      , 

KIRBY  R.  C.  &  CO.,   (Joseph  Perkins)  manu- 
facturers and  dealers  leather,  office  402  Battery, 
tannery  Santa  Clara 
Kiikpatrick  John,  wholesale  liquors,  604  and  bUb 

Front,  dwl  533  Post 
Kiss  Albert,  (Kiss  &  Pyser)  dwl  246  Clementina 
Kiss  &  Pyser,  (Albert  Kiss  and  Henry  b.  Pyser) 
merchant  tailors,  157  Third  . 

Knapp  S.  S.  Miss,  teacher  South  Cosmopolitan  Pri- 
mary School,  dwl  521  O'Farrell 
Knight  Edward,  reporter,  dwl  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Jackson  .^. 

Knight  Harriet  A.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  isW  cor 

Kearnv  and  Jackson 
KNIGHT  "WILLIAM  H.,  broker,  office  3,U  Mont, 

res  Oakland  ,      _^_  ^     ,  . 

Knowlton  J.  J..  (Knowlton  &  Co.)  dwl  2207  Larkin 


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JONEa,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Trimmings. 


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KNOWLTON  &  CO.,  (.LJ.  Knowlton  and  W.  H. 

Harron)  manufacturers  inks,  2^0  Brannaii 
Kollock  John  M.,   superintending  surgeon  Marine 

HoBpiials   Pacific  Coast,  office  Custom  House, 

tliiidfloor 
Kransffrill  Jacob,  fKraxisgrill  dj-  Petry)  dwl  522 

Filbert 
KrauKgrill   <fe    Petry  (Jacob  KrnusgriU  and  Jnhn 

Pctry)  polishers  and  gilders,  o(l8  Commercial 
Kunhardt  Fabian,  stationery  and  newspapers,  1320 

Stockton 

LA  SOCIEDAD,  (semi-weekly)  Frederick  Epson, 
publisher  and  proprietor,  office  621  Sansom 

LAIDLEY  JAMES,  assessor  U.  S.  Internal  Reve- 
nue, office  419  California 

Landsberg  Henrv,  cigars  and  tobacco,  123  Sansom, 
dwl  708  Hvde 

LAW  GAZET'TE,  (daily)  George  A.  Ware,  pro- 
prietor, office  511  Siinsom 

LAWTON  FRANKLIN,  notary  public,  office  321 
Montgomery 

Lawton  Orlando,  ( Hnynea&L.)  di\i;\  Grand  Hotel 

Ledden  John  A.,  bookkeeper  with  J.  S.  Wall  tfe  Co., 
dwl  W  8  Larkiii  bet  Tyler  and  Turk 

Lederer  Simon  W.,  dry  goods,  26  Third,  dwl  fi09 
Jones 

Lee  Henry  C,  importing  stationer,  313  California, 
res  Oakland 

Levy  Michael,  dry  goods,  9  Kearny,  dwl  1423 
Stockton 

Levy  Morris  B.,  real  estate  and  money  broker,  300 
Kearny,  dwl'Sl?  Post 

Lichtensteiu  M.  H.,  pawnbroker,  NW  cor  Kearny 

....    s,.d  Pine,  (and  Myers  &  L.)  dwl  1024  Hvde  " 

Lindberg  John,  tuner  with  M.  Gray,  dwl  S  s  Pfeiffer 
nr  Diipont 

LINDSEY  WILLIAM,  real  estate  agent  and  col- 
lector, 509  Montgomery,  dwl  613  Union 

Livermore  Obadiah,  with  Pioche  &  Bayerque,  dwl 
31b  Pine 

Locke  Lewis,  interpreter  Chinese.Police  Conrt,dwl 
908  Clay 

LORD  CHARLES  G.  &  CO.,  wood  and  coal,  11 
Tavlor,  dwl  312  Haves 

LORILLARD  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO.,  (New 
York)  William  N.  Olmsted,  general  agent, 
office  306  California 

LOUGHLIN  &  NICHOLSON.  ,'£^«ar(f /,07/n'A- 
lin  and  Donald  Nicholson)  City  Coal  Yard,  775 
Market 

LUNDBOKG  J.  A.  W.,  dentist,  office  12  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  1012  Larkin 

LYFORD  L.  DEXTER,  embalmer,  office  7  Kear- 
ny, dwl  110  Sutter 

Lyne  William,  agricultural  machinist,  115  Davis, 
dwl  918   Vallejo 

Lyster  Frederick,  teacher  music,  dwl  621  Bush 

Mac'ire  Joseph  M.,  salesman  with  J.  S.  Wall  & 

Co.,  dwl  719  Harrison 
Mansfield  Charles,  dwl  26  Laurel  Place 
Manzer  John,  f  Brandon  &  M.)  res  Hay  wards 
MARKET   FIRE  INSURANCE  CO.,  (New  York) 

J.  K.  Wharton,  general  a^ent,  office  408  Cal 
Mauran  J.   Russell,  civil   engineer  and  draftsman, 

410  Kearny,  dwl  535  Post 
McAran  P.,  merchant,   office  NE  cor  Market  and 

Montgomery,  dwl  1326  Mission 
McCann  P.  C.,  carpenter,  dwl  6  Qnincy 
McCarthy  Edward  F.,  (McCarthy  &  Nougues)  dwl 

207  Kearny 
McCarthy  &  iioagaes,  (Edward  F.  McCarthy  and 

Peter  T.  NouguesJ  attorneys  at  law,  office  539 

California 
McCurrie  Charles  H.,  salesman  with  M.  Grav,  dwl 

1019  Polk 
McKinley  James,  saloon  keeper,  dwl  307  Minna 
McLane  John,  ^Anner  S,'  McL.)  Avil  418  Drumm 


McLellan  David  8.,  general  agent  Mutual  Benefit 
Life  Ins.  Co.,  office  312  Mont,  res  San  Mateo 

Mead  L.  G.,  fMead&  Foster)  res  Alameda 

Mead  &  Foster,  ( L.  G.  Mead  and  W.  W.  Foster) 
produce  commission,  216  WaBhin<;ton 

Meade  Calvert,  bookkeeper  with  H.  B.  Tichenor  & 
Co.,  dwl  26^  Kearny 

Mecartney  Amos,  merchant,  dwl  517  Mission 

Mendel  D.,  (Mendel  &  Coalson)  dwl  179  Perry 

MENDEL  &  COALSON,  (D.  Mendel  and  Jackson 
Coalson  J  wholesale  wines  and  liquors,  217  Bat 

MILLER  DAVID  D.,  importer  and  manufact- 
urer carriages,  715  Market,  dwl  105  Fifih 

Moll  C.  W..  commission  agent,  office  50  Munt  Block 

MONTGOMERY  STREET  EXTENSION  COM- 
MISSIONERS, office  1,  2  and  3  Mont   Block 

Moore  Charles  W.,  phvsician,  office  314  Bush 

MOORE  MICHAEL,  liquor  saloon,  133  Third,  dwl 
815  Market 

Morgan  Thomas  W.,  civil  engineer  and  surveyor, 
office  248  Montgomery 

Morrill  Charles,  musical'  instrument  maker,  S  8 
Hardie  Place  nr  Kearnv 

MORSE  GEORGE  D.,  photographic  galleries,  315 
and  417  Montgomery,  dwl  776  Howard 

Mossmer  August,  steward  with  John  Steinmann, 
dwl  512  Fourth 

Muir  James,  bricklayer,  dwl  706  Jones 

MULLER  GEORGE,  Philadelphia  Restaurant, 408 
Pine,  dwl  608  Powell 

Munro  J.  McK.,  veterinary  surgeon,  office  577  Mkt 

Munro  John,  engineer  U.  S.  Appraisers  Store,  dwl 
354  Brannan 

Murphy  John,  (George  W.  Blake  &  Co.)  dwlNs 
Tehama  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 

Mutual  Benefit  Life  Ins.  Co.,  (Newark,  N.  J.)  D. 
S.  McLellan  general  agent,  office  312  Mont 

MYERS  M.  H..  secretary  San  Francisco  Commer- 
cial Association,  office  312  Cal,  dwl  940  Geary 

Nash  H.  A.  &  Co., (William  P.  Pratt  J  commission 
boots  and  shoes,  15  Sansom 

Neller  Leopold.  fNeller  &  Haferlcorn)  dwl  NW  cor 
Bush  and  Monttromerv 

NELLER  &,  HAFERKORN.  ( Leopold  Neller  and 
Anton  Haferkorn)  wines  and  liquors  and  bil- 
liards, NW  cor  Bush  and  Montgomery 

Newby  James  B..  attorney  at  law,  office  614  Mer- 
chant, dwl  915  Montgomery 

Newell  William  W.,  manulacturer  printers'  rollers, 
532  Clay 

Newmark  Valentine,  phj'eician,  office  and  dwl  1805 
Powell 

Nicholson  Donald,  (Loughlin  &  N.)  dwl  410  .lones 

Noble  Ilamden  H..  stockbroker,  office  428  Califor- 
nia, dwl  1119  Mission 

Nougues  Peter  T.,  (McCarthy  &  N.)  attorney  at 
law,  office  539  California,  dwl  408  Bryant 

Nugent  &  O'Neil,  ( William  Nugent  and  John 
O'Neil)  produce  commission,  104  Clay 

O'Brien  Michael  J. ,  miner,  dwl  63   Natoma 

O'Donnell  Charles  C,  physician,  office  and  dwl 
825  Kearny 

O'Farrell  House,  (late  Brookline)  Michael  Farrell 
proprietor,  217  Broadway 

Oaklana  View  Homestead  Association,  office  8 
St-evenson's  Building 

OCCIDENT,  (weekly)Rev.  Sylvester  Woodbridge 
publisher  and  proprietor,  office  326  Sansom 

Odermatt  F.  A.,  (Crowell  (Sf  0.)  dentist,  office  and 
dwl  225  Bush 

OLMSTED  WILLIAM  N.,  shipping  and  commis- 
sion merchant,  and  general  agent  Lorillard  Fire 
Ins.  Co.,  306  California,  dwl  Lick  House 

Osborn  George  W.,  real  estate,  office  408  California, 
(and  California  Chemical  Paint  Co.)  dwl  Ws 
Howard  bet  Erie  and  Fourteenth 

Osborne  Anna,  (widow)  dsvl  831  Clay 


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ADDITIONAL    NAMES,    REMOVALS,    ETC. 


Otevseu  Herman,  (Remmel&  OJ  dwl  Orleanb  Hotel 
Owen  John   W.,  ( Wight  &  0.;  attorney  at  law, 
office  716  Montgomery,  dwl  1123  Powell 

Pacific  Protective  Association,  office  418  Mont 
Pardow  Alfred  A.,  attorney  at  law,  office  b05  Clay, 

dwl  1025  Clay  .     ,    ,  om  »,- 

Parker  E.  Miss,  teacher  music,  dwl  3o9  Minna 
Peck  James  B.,  with  B.  H.  Ramsdell   110  Jackson 
Pennvcook  James,  metal  roofer,  dw    .■)12  Linden 
Petvv'john.  ^AVfl't^^rtV/cS-  i'.;  dwl  522  l- ilbert 
Pickett  William,  shipping  and  forwarding  merchant, 

318  Front,  dwl  829  Broadway 
Pierce  Samuel  S.  Jr.,  24  Post,  res  Clinton 
Polack  &.  Hariman,  (Samuel  Polack  and  bo/omon 
Harlvian)  fancy  goods  and  dresstnmmings,  1» 
Kearny,  and  1012  Stockton 
Prag  Conrad,  exchange  broker,  311  Battery,  dwl 

1021   Post.  .    „         _,  ., 

Pratt  William  P.,  agent  C.  Benkert  &  Sons  Phila- 
delphia, hoots  and  shoos,  15  Sansom,  (and  H. 
iV«sA  cfc  Co.;  dwl  618  Turk 
Price  Benjamin,  (Rosensiock,  P.  .?•  Co.J  dwl  Cos- 
mopolitan Hotel  , 
PUTNAM  STILLMAN  N.,  attorney  at  law  and 
real  estate,  office  704  Mont,  dwl  1512  Howard 

Quick  Robert  P.,  shuttermaker  with  Kittredge  & 

Leavitt,  dwl  1014  ^lission 
QUINN  CHARLES**  .irpenter  and  builder,  bL  cor 

Lilly  and  Gongh'' dwl  133  Oak 
Quinn  John,  liquors,  NW  cor  Stockton  and  Jackson, 

dwl  39  Natoma 


Radovich  JjxZKRVsJJ.C.Sack  &  Co./M&Keavnj 
Read,  Bradley   &   Co.,  (Ellis  Head  and  John  A. 

Brartley)  groceries  and  liquors,  540  Market 
Read    Ellis,     (Read,    Bradley    if     Go.)  dwl    36 

Eleventh  _  .  ,  m 

REAllDEN  TIMOTHY  H.,  attorney  at  law,  office 

507  .Montsfomery ,  room  7,  dwl  216  Bnsh 
Reillev   Charles  J.,   plumber    and    gashtter,    1014 

Kearny,  dwl  1012  Filbert 
Rice  John  R.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  732  Howard 
Richardson  Edward,  portrait  painter,  studio  240  Mont 
Richardson  Frederick,  accountant,  dwl  SW  cor  Oak 

and  Laguna  ,     ,    ,t  c   o  n  .. 

Robinson  John  A.,  chief  clerk  U.  S.  Surveyor  Gen- 
eral, dwl  W  8  Folsom  nr  Twenty-hrst 

Rogers  George  H.,  ganger  liquors,  dwl  NE  cor  Oc- 
tavia  and  Filbert  u  i     ^^ 

ROGERS  GEORGE  W.,  manufacluier  gold  leaf, 
112  Morton  „      .  , 

BOHR  JOHN  &.  SON,  (J.  B.  Rokr)  furniture  and 
bedding,  539  Market  j_i    e  „ 

Root  Nathan  T.,  United  States  Ganger,  dwl  S  a 
Clay  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 

Roper  Edward,  house  and  sign  painter,  511  Com- 
mercial, dwl  521  Turk    ,         ,  _,  _,  , 

Rorke  &  Co.,/'  Felix  M.  Rorke  and  George  GleasonJ 
produce  commission,  122  Washington 

ROSENTHAL,  FEDER  &  CO.,  (Morr^i  Rosen- 
thal, Louis  Feder  and  Simon  BrombergerJ 
wholesale  boots  and  shoes,  18-20  Battery 

Rosenthal  Joseph,  importer  engravings,  moldings, 
paintings,  etc.,  105  Third 

Roufstone  A.  J.,  dwl  N  s  Miuna  nr  Seventh 

Rowley  Ridgway  G.,  attorney  at  law,  office  614 
Merchant,  dwl  540  Mission 

Sack  J.  C.  &  Co.,  (Lazarus  Radovich)  wines  and 

liquors,  306  Kearny  .    . 

San  Diego  Homestead  Association  Union,  Ira  G. 

Hoitt,  secretary,  office  42-5  Kearny 
SAN   FRANCISCO  COMMERCIAL  ASSOCIa-^ 

TION  office  312  California  „ 

SAN    FRANCISCO  PACKAGE   EXPRESS,   E. 

A.  Rowe  president,    Edward  Hall   secretary, 

office  306  Montgomery 


S.  F.  Cooperative  Land  and  Building  Association,     ^ 
H   B  CouKdon,  secretarv,  office  306  Mont  y 

SATURDAY  MATINEE,  Saturday  Matinee  Pub-     q 
lishing  Co.  proprietors,  office  423  Washington        £ 
Save  Plaeido,  florist,  dwl  Brooks  nr  Market 
Scharowski  Albert,    ( Scttaroicski  &    Wessenhergj 
dwl  810  Washington  ,  .       , 

Scharowski  &  Wessenberg,/'y4/i<?/-i!  Scharowski  and 
Peter  WessenbergJ  butter,  cheese,    eggs    and 
poultrv,  81-82  California  Market 
SCHREIBER  CHR.  &.  CO.,  (John  W.  Meyer  J  fur- 
niture manufacturers,  NE  cor  Mam  and  Mission 
Schwab  &   Kuhn,    (Israel    Schwab  and  Solomon 

KuhnJ  importers  tobacco  and  pipes,  120  San 
Scott  William  P., office  619  Merchant,  dwl  533  Union 
Seales  Daniel,  (colored)  real  estate,  dwl  1336  Dup 
SECURITY  SAVINGS  BANK,  304  San wra 
Sherman  Obadiah  D.,  expressman   dwl  106  T'lrk 
Shew  Jacob,  photographer,  612  Clav,  dwl  b29  Clay 
Shew  Myron,  with  William  Shew,  dwl  S  s  Caliior- 

nia  bet  Jones  and  Leavenworth 
Shilling  Levi,  hides  and  wool,  NE  cor  Market  and 
Battery,  dwl  632  Market  ,  r,     ,  ..07 

Siebe  George,  (Heineken,   Drathmann  <£  Co.y  OJ/ 

Sloan  William  R.,  clerk,  608  Market,  dwl  1203 
Howard  ,  „    ^ 

SMITH  ALFRED  J.,  plumber  and  manufacturer 
pumps  and  water  closets,  908  Market,  dwl  S  s 
Twenty-sixth  nr  Mission 

Smith  E.  &  C,  wholesale  butchers,  New  Butcher- 

Smith"  Edwin,  ^i;.  <fc  G.  Smith)  dwl  961  Harrison 
Smithson  Thomas  B.,  (Smithson  &  Ward)  dwl  318 

SMITHSON  &  WARD,  (Thomas  B.  Smitftshn^ 
and  William  Ward)  importers  ale  and  porter  » 
509  Sacramento  ,   .,,     ,  ^    o      , 

SON  BROTHERS,  (Adolph  A.  and  Albert  A.  Son  J  ■i 
importers  pipes,  smokers'  articles,  cutlerv,  sta-  •* 


tionery  and  notions,  SE  cor  Sansom  and  oac       ^ 
Standerwick  James  S.,    house  and  sign  painter,  60/  ^ 

Merchant,  dwl  626  Jessie  i 

STATE  UNIVERSITY  BOARD  OF  REGENTS,  0 

office  320  California  4 

STEWAR  r  GEORGE,  real  estate  agent,  332  Mont,  3 

dwl  22  Rondel  Place  ' 

Stewart  William  E.,   (Dunshee,  Llhs  &    S.)  dwl 

N  8  Twelfth  Av  bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Sully  John,  plumber,  NW  cor  Stockton  and  Post, 

dwl  N  s  Post  bet  Broderick  and  Baker 
Sury  Paul,  manager  Helvetia  Hotel,  431  Pine 
SUTHERLAND  &  GRAY,    (Robert    Sutherland 

and  John  T.  Gray)  plumbers  and  gashtters, 

230  Sutter  ,      .  .  „     o,t.    . 

Swain  Joseph  H.,  hygienic  physician,  office  24  Post, 

(andJH.  Swain  &  Co.)  dwl  417  Folsom 
SWAIN  J.  H.  &  CO.,  proprietors  Butler's  Lifting 

Cure,  24  Post 

TARPEY  M.  &  CO.,  produce  commission,  107  Clay 
Tayker  John  J.,  collector  Mercantile  Library,  216 

Bush  .  ,  ,xr    ,,         T-l  < 

TEVIS  LLOYD,  vice-president  Wells,  Fargo  & 
Co.,  office  NW  cor  Mont  andCal,  (andHaggin 
<fc  r.;  office  41 1 J  California  .,,,•. 

Thomas  James,  painter  with  Cal.  Chemical  Faint 
Co.   dwl  NW  cor  Fourth  and  Townsend 

Thompson  William,  Jr..  real  estate,  dwl  Valencia 
bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 

TILDEN  H.  L..  attornev  at  law,  office  5.33  Kearny 

TOWNSEND  CLARE^fCE  F.,  attorney  at  law, 
office  room  22,  636  Clay,  dwl  405  Sutter 

Trask  Jas.  L.,  broker,  office  306  Mont,  dwl  28  Geary 

Tucker  J.  C,  physician,  office  121  Montgomery,  dwl 
Valencia  nr  Nineteenth 

Union  Gas  Machine,  Robert  Hewson,  agent,  302 
Montgomery 


JONES.  PULLMAN  &  CO..  116  Sansom  Street,  Yaakee  NoUoai. 


TBBBA  SANTA  gi^es  Immediate  and  permanent  reliel  In  Dyspepsia. 


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Vaughan  Frederick,  news  and  periodical  stand, 
514  MontKoniery 

Vimont  John  N.,  merchant,  dwl  850  Market 

Vogelsdortr  B.  W.  Sc  Co.,  stock  and  money  brokers, 
ottice  42:2  Montgomery 

Volbracht  August,  fC.  H.  Hinricks  <fc  Co.,)  dwl 
1114  Stockton 

Von  Pfister  Francis  M.,  bookkeeper  Hibernia  Sav- 
ings and  Loan  Bank,  dwl  520  Eddy 

Von  Phster  R.,  dwl  520  Eddy 

Walker  Samuet,,  landscape  painter,  studio  232 
Sutter,  dwl  W  s  Devisadero  bet  Sutter  and  Post 

Wall  Jesse  S.,  (J.  S.  Wall  <&  Go.  J  res  Oakland 

WALL  J.  S.  &  CO.,  wholesale  groceries,  121 
Front 

Warburton  Joseph  &  Co.,  real  estate  agents,  office 
720  Market 

Ward  William,  (Smithson  &  WJ  dwl  924  Jackson 

Waterman  E.  R.  &.  Co. .railroad  advertising  agency, 
608  Market 

Waters  George  F.,  clerk,  dwl  115  Stockton 

Watson  William  S.,  civil  and  mining  engineer,  410 
Kearny,  dwl  212  Powell 

Weitz  Samuel,  clerk  with  Stolz  Bros.,  dwl  405 
Leavenworth 

WELCH  &,  CO.,  (Andrew  and  R.  D.  Welck)  im- 
portinK  and  commission  merchants,  and  agents 
Moody's  Burrard  Inlet  Saw  Mills,  British  Co- 
lumbia, office  109  California 

WELLMAN,  PECK  &  CO.,  (Bela  WeUman,  John 
M.  Peck  and  Timothy  L.  Barker)  importers 
and  wholesale  grocers,  416  and  418  Front 

Wessenberg  Peter,  f Scharotoski  &  W.J  dwl  N  s 
-Francisco  bet  Stockton  and  Powell 

Wettman  Henry,  boot  and  shoemaker,  546  Clay, dwl 
1122  Pacific 

WHARTON  J.  R..  general  agent  Market  Fire  In- 
surance Co.,  office  408  California ,  res  Brooklyn, 
Alameda  county 


Whitehead  Charles,  clerk  with  Bayer,  Reich  &  Co., 
dwl  719  Vallejo 

WHITING  M.  S.  &  CO.,  wholesale  and  retail 
liquors,  Hayward's  Building 

Whitney  George,  dwl  1118  Howard 

Wichelhausen  Rudolph,  agent,  210  Montgomery, 
dwl  NW  cor  Natoma  and  Russ 

Wiener  Albert,  clerk  with  Stolz  Brothers,  dwl  253 
Jessie 

Wiener  Michel,  clerk  with  Henry  L.  Weil,  dwl 
253  Jessie 

Wightraan  John  &  Co.,  American  Eagle  tobacco 
agency,  318  Front,  dwl  S  s  Tbirteeiiib  bet  How- 
ard and  Folsom 

Willard  Joseph  W.,  salesman  California  Powder 
Works,  dwl  521  O'Farrell 

Williams  George  N., general  agent  Economical  Life 
Ins.  Co.,  office  6  Merchants'  Exchange 

Wilson  Thomas  H.,  engineer  with  L.  &  E.  Emanuel, 
dwl  SW  cor  Fourth  and  Berry 

Wolfe  James  E.  Jr.,  (.James  E.  Wolfe  Sj-  Son)  dwl 
E  s  Fair  Oaks  hiet  Twenty  third  and  Twenty- 
fourth 

WOODBRIDGE  SYLVESTER  REV.,  pastor 
Howard  Street  Presbyterian  Church,  and  pub- 
lisher and  proprietor  Occident,  office  326  San- 
som,  dwl  W  B  Valencia  near  Twenty-third 

Worley  Alfred  E.  T.,  iournalist,  dwl  E  s  Hyde 
bet  Washington  ana  Clay 

Worrell  Henry,  clerk  with  S.  J.  Clarke,  dwl  16 
Folsom 

Wurkheim  Max,  importer  clothing,  22  Sansom,  dwl 
508  Leavenworth 

Zerman  Emanuel,  clerk  with  William  P.  Hum- 
phrevs,  dwl  540  Bryant 

Zerman  John  N.,  dwl  540  Bryant 

ZIEGENBEIN  JOHN  &  CO.,  (M.  K.  Thorn- 
burgh)  produce  commission,  NVV  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Davis 


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age  in  the  range  of  civilization.  The  Public  Libra- 
ries are  numerous  and  respectable,  and  notwith- 
standing the  act,ivity  and  energy  exhibited  by  her 
citizens  in  every  department  of  life,  the  statistics  of 
these  institutions  prove  beyond  controversy  that 
they  are  at  the  same  time  essentially  a  reading  peo" 
pie.  Not  physical  alone,  but  mental  activity  is  a 
prominent  characteristic  of  our  population. 

In  addition  to  these  libraries,  several  of  the  hotels 
of  the  city  are  provided  with  large  and  well-select- 
ed collections  of  books  for  the  use  of  guests.  That 
belonging  to  the  What  Cheer  House  numbers  about 
seven  thousniid  volumes  of  well-selected  works, 
connected  with  whitli  is  an  extensive  cabinet  of 
specimens  in  natural  history,  and  a  large  number  of 
paintings,  with  a  marble  bust  by  Powers,  copied  by 
that  artist  from  his  statue  of  California,  and  a  fancy 
head  in  marble  by  Gaulr,  an  eminent  sculptor. 

Want  of  space  prevents  a  reference  in  detail  to 
the  numerous  public  libraries  in  this  city,  prominent 
among  which  may  be  named  the  Mercantile  Library 
Association,  containing  thirty  thousand  volum- 
es; Odd  Fellows',  twenty  thousand  ;  Mechanics' 
Institute,  eighteen  thousand  ;  San  Francisco  Law 
Library,  four  thousand  ;  Young  Men's  Christian  As- 
sociation, four  thousand  ;  California  Pioneers,  two 
thousand  live  hundred  ;  San  Francisco  Verein,  four 
thousand. 

MERCANTILE  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION. 

The  spacious  and  well-arranged  rooms  of  this  as- 
sociation are  located  in  the  Mercantile  Library 
Building,  designed  for  the  purpose,  on  the  corner  of 
Montgomery  and  Busli  streets.  The  Society  was 
organized  January  '■24,  1853,  by  the  election  of  the 
following  officers  :  President :  David  S.  Turner  ; 
Vice-President:  J.  P.  Haven  ;  Treasurer:  C.  C. 
Bowers  ;  Recording  Secretary  :  Dr.  Henry  Gib- 
bons ;  Corresponding  Secretary :  W.  H.  Stevens ; 
Directors:  E.  P.  Flint,  E.  E.  Dunbar,  D.  H. 
Haskell,  and  J.  B.  Crockett. 

The  Library  contains  20,500  judiciously  selected 
and  well  arranged  and  classified  volumes  of  stand- 
ard and  miscellaneous  works,  of  which  3,788  have 
been  added  since  January  1870  ;  the  Library  for 
reference  numbering  8, QUO  ;  to  which  important  ad- 
ditions have  been  added  during  the  current  year — 
several  copies  of  each  popular  work  being  purchased 
for  the  Library  immediately  after  its  issue  from  the 
press.  The  number  of  members  is  '2,020  of  which 
337  are  Life,  78  Honorary  and  1,605  Subscribing. 
The  average  number  of  books  taken  from  the  Libra- 
ry each  month,  amounting  to  6,880,  clearly  sustains 
the  assertion  previously  made  that  the  citizens  of 
San  Francisco  are  esseniially  a  reading  community. 

In  the  commodious,  convenient  and  comfortably 
fitted-up  Reading  Room  attached  to  the  Library  are 
to  be  found  all  the  leading  local,  domestic  and  for- 
eign newspapers  and  periodicals,  magazines  and 
reviews — neither  pains  nor  expense  being  spared  to 
render  this  department  an  attractive  resort  to  mem- 
bers and  visitors.  The  walls  are  adorned  with  a 
number  of  line  paintings,  portraits  of  distinguished 
individuals,  and  historical  pieces.  Adjoining  this  is 
the  Chess  Room,  where  members  partial  to  this 
healthy  and  invigorating  mental  exercise  meet  for  a 
trial  of  skill,  and  to  indulge  in  their  favorite  pastime. 
Although  the  rooms  are  thronged  nightly  with  a 
crowd,  everything  is  quiet,  orderly,  and  decorous — 
all  the  affairs  of  the  Association  moving  along  like 
clock-work.  The  admirable  niauagetueni  of  t'le 
librarian's  department  is  due  to  the  ability  ai.d 
attention  of  the  Librarian,  Mr.  Alfred  Stebbins, 
whose  uniform  urbanity,  in  connection  with  his  as- 
sistants, renders  a  visit  to  the  roome  of  the  institution 
both  pleasant  and  agreeable. 

The  financial  embarrassments,  which  at  one  time 


almost  threatened  the  permanency  of  this  most  use- 
ful institution,  have  been  entirely  removed  by  the 
results  of  the  Gift  Entertainment,  held  in  October 
last,  by  authority  of  legislative  enactment  and  its 
atfairs  placed  upon  a  firm  and  prosperous  basis  that 
must  insure  for  its  future  a  position  as  one  of  the 
most  prominent  literary  institutions  in  the  country. 

ODD   fellows'   library    ASSOCIATION. 

This  Library  was  organized  December  30,  1854, 
with  but  about  one  hundred  volumes.  It  now  con- 
tains over  18,000,  among  which  are  a  large  number 
of  rare  and  valuable  works  on  the  history  of  this 
coast.  The  greater  part  of  the  works  of  the  old 
Spanish  writers  on  this  subject  have  been  collected 
with  great  care  and  research,  and  form  a  very  at- 
tractive feature  of  this  collection.  Agents  are  now 
employed  by  the  Asociation,  both  in  the  Atlantic 
States  and  in  Europe,  collecting  all  that  is  extaut 
upon  this  important  and  interesting  subject. 

Connected  with  the  Library  is  a  reading  room 
where  all  the  leading  journals  of  the  day  are  to  be 
found  constantly  on  file,  and  also  an  extensive,  Cab- 
inet of  valuable  curiosities,  embracing  various  speci- 
mens of  the  mineralogy,  botany,  conchology,  orni- 
thology, entomology,  and  zoology  of  California,  in 
fact  a  miniature  museum  of  the  wonderful  I'esources 
of  our  Pacific  home.  The  value  of  the  Library  and 
Cabinet  is  upwards  of  $44,102.  When  we  consider 
that  the  Library  is  supported  only  by  Odd  Fellows, 
it  speaks  well  for  the  literary  taste  of  its  members. 
A  great  deal  of  the  success  of  the  Association  is  due 
to  the  untiring  eneivy  and  unwavering  interest  in  its 
progress  manifested  by  its  deceased  and  honored 
President  S.  H.  Parker,  under  whose  fostering  care 
the  Library  and  reading  rooms  became  models  of 
neatness,  elegance  and  utility.  The  administration 
of  his  successors  has  contributed  to  advance  the  in- 
terest of  the  Association  and  at  the  present  time  the 
Library  and  Cabinet  are  regarded  as  one  of  the 
most  valuable  on  this  coast. 

Under  a  recent  change  in  its  organization,  this 
Association  will  be  in  receipt  of  greater  resources 
than  it  has  heretofore  enjoyed,  by  which  its  con- 
ductors will  be  able  to  cari'y  out  the  ambition  of  itb 
much  respected  and  deceased  founder  to  make  it  one 
of  the  leading  literary  societies  of  the  Pacific  Coast. 

mechanics'  institute    library. 

This  Library,  organized  in  1855,  contains  18,000 
volumes,  of  which  12,.500  are  arranged  as  a  refer- 
ence library  consisting  principally  of  sets  of  Re- 
ports of  Learned  Societies,  viz :  the  London  Agri- 
cultural, the  Zoological,  the  Geological,  the  Insti- 
tute of  Civil  Engineering,  etc.  Connected  with  the 
Library  is  a  reading  room  well  supplied  with  the 
leading  scientific,  and  literary  periodicals  of  the 
day  and  an  interesting  cabinet  containing  several 
hundred  specimens  of  interesting  objects  in  natural 
history,  models  of  machinery,  and  other  interesting 
and  curious  matters.  This  library  occupies  the  main 
hall  of  the  elegant  building  of  the  Association  on 
Post  Street  between  Montgomery  and  Kearny. 

SAN   FRANCISCO   LAW    LIBRARY. 

Organized  1865.  Reorganized  March  9th,  1870. 
The  importance  of  an  extensive  and  suitable  library 
of  reference  to  meet  the  growing  demands  of  the 
legal  profession  of  this  city  and  vicinity  has  been 
recognized  by  the  enactment  of  a  law  by  the  Legis- 
lature of  the  State  at  its  last  session,  providing  a 
revenue  for  the  support  of  this  Library  which  al- 
ready contains  nearly  5,000  volumes  of  standard 
works  in  every  department  of  legal  science,  to- 
gether with  complete  reports  of  American,  English, 
Irish  and  Scotch  decisions.  The  rooms  of  the  Lib- 
rary, located  in  Montgomery  Block,  are  commodi- 
ous, well  arranged,  and  are  provided  with  all  the 
standard  legal  publications  of  the  day. 


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SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY 


Terms  of  membership :  Life  Members,  $100  ; 
anmirtl  members,  $30.  Officers. — J.  P.  Hoge, 
President ;  J.  W.  Wiuans,  Treasurer;  Albert  Hart, 
Librarian  ;  J.  DeWitt,  Assistant. 

Fire  Department. 
The  new  paid  Fire  Department  has  been  in  opera- 
tion since  December  3d,  1867,  and  has  fully  met  the 
expectations  of  those  under  whose  direction  its 
management  is  placed.  On  page  796  of  this  volume 
will  be  found  the  law  organizing  the  Department ; 
and  on  page  855  is  a  description  in  detail,  in  which 
will  be  found  a  mass  of  information  concerning  the 
different  companies,  useful  to  its  members  and  in- 
teresting to  every  citizen. 

Banking  Institutions. 
The  last  report  of  the  Savings  and  Loan  Societies 
of  San  Francisco,  for  the  six  months  ending  De- 
cember 31st,  1870,  presents  the  following  figures, 
together  with  the  aggregate  of  their  operations 
since  January,  1866  : 


Xame. 

Dep'rs 

Deposits. 

Earning  t 
$  23,343 

Res.  F-d 

Far.  AiMech.  B.  S. 

364 

$    288,924 

$  11,000 

French  S.  &  L 

5,000 

4,476.721 

250,184 

76,246 

German  S.  &  t, 

2,701 

l,5f?5,36o 

91,910 

69,297 

HiberniaS.  &  L.... 

14,391 

11,191,181 

624,262 

440,.i78 

Humboldt  S.  A  L.. 

346 

253,293 

11, .563 

40,000 

Masonic  S.  &  L 

412 

l.W,869 

7,934 

13,278 

Odd  Fellows'  S.  B.. 

2,771 

2,326,429 

122.862 

17,143 

Red  Jlcn'sS.  B.... 

42,866 

S.F.  Savings  Union 
Savings  &Loan.... 

4,962 

3,500,196 

202,783 

119,7.56 

5,915 

7,464,706 

438,031 

270,758 

Totals 

$36,862 
31,974 

$31,289,550 
24,773,078 

$1,772,872 
1,409,6.54 

81,058,036 
822,816 

Report  July,  1869. . 

Report  Jan.,  1869... 

29,893 

22,:t72..508 

1,134,087 

725,887 

Report  July,  1868.. 

26,065 

19,678,364 

95.5,6.56 

551,988 

Report  Jan.,  1868... 

16,833,259 

843,917 

485,700 

Report  July,  1867.. 

13,833,259 

694,311 

470,079 

Report  Jan.,  1867... 

10,3.58,888 

564,470 

328,919 

Report  Julv,  1866.. 

8,760,164 

493,791 

2.52,918 

Report  Jan.,  1866... 

7,005,061 

306,061 

236,936 

The  above  returns  show  a  most  satisfactory  con- 
dition of  affairs,  and  reflect  great  credit  upon  the 
officers  intrusted  with  the  management  of  tliis  most 
important  department  of  our  home  finances.  The 
total  amount  on  deposit  is  $31,289,550,  which,  if 
divided  among  36,86i  depositors,  will  average  to 
each,  $348 — a  large  increase  over  that  of  the  year 
preceding. 

The  dividends  declared  by  these  institutions,  for 
the  above  period,  vary  from  nine  to  twelve  per 
cent,  per  annum.  The  Hibernia,  Savings  and  Loan, 
and  Savings  Union,  each  paid  ten  per  cent. 

A  new  association,  the  Secnrity  Savings  Bank, 
with  a  capital  of  $300,000,  has  just  been  organized, 
with  a  number  of  leading  capitalists  as  directors. 

"  If  the  deposits  at  our  Savings  Banks  indicate 
anything,  they  exhibit  a  prosperous  condition  of 
the  industrial  classes  of  the  city.  There  is  no  city 
in  the  United  States,  and  certainly  not  outside  of 
this  Slate,  that  can  show  so  large  a  line  of  de- 
posits in  proportion  to  the  number  of  banks,  or  so 
nigh  an  average  to  the  credit  of  the  depositor, 
while  it  is  unquestionably  true  that  no  where  else 
are  depositors  so  well  paid  for  their  money  as 
here." 

In  addition  to  the  amount  accumulated  by  the 
savings  societies,  there  is  a  commercial  baiiking 
capital  in  this  city,  estimated  at  from  $12,000,000  to 
$15,00(1, (JOO,  which  is  in  demand  for  commercial, 
manufacturing,  and  mining  purposes.  The  number 
of  banking  establishments  in  the  city  is  thirty,  of 
which  eight  are  banks,  twelve  private  banking 
houses,  and  ten  savings  and  loan  societies.    Two 


new  banks,  the  Merchants'  Exchange  and  the  San 
Francisco  Gold  Bank,  each  with  a  capital  of 
$1,000,000,  have  been  established  during  the  past 
year. 

Insurance  Companies. 

There  are  eight  local  insurance  companies  devo- 
ted to  lire  and  Marine  risks,  one  of  which  the  Mer- 
chants Mutual  Marine  attends  to  Marine  business 
only.  The  aggregate  paid  up  capital  is  $1,153,600, 
assets  $2,203,113,  total  $6,3.56,713.  The  amount  of 
dividends  paid  for  the  year  1870  was  $534 ,927, against 
$146,314  for  the  year  1869.  In  addition  to  the  home 
companies,  there  are  sixteen  Eastern  and  eleven 
foreign  companies  represented  in  this  city  by  agents. 

There  are  forty -live  Life  Insurance  Companies 
transacting  business  in  California,  with  agencies  in 
this  city,  of  which  only  two  are  home  institutions, 
the  California  Mutual  of  this  city,  and  the  Pacific 
Mntnal  of  Sacramento. 

Cemeteries. 

There  is,  perhaps  no  feature  connected  with  a 
prominent  city  that  occupies  a  greater  degi'ee  of  in- 
terest in  the  estimation  of  strangers  and  visitoi-s 
than  its  cemeteries.  One  of  the  most  attractive 
Bp)Ot«  to  the  visitor  to  the  great  American  metropolis 
is  the  "  City  of  the  Dead"  at  Greenwood.  The 
peaceful  shades  of  Mount  Auburn  have  a  melan- 
choly charm  to  those  who  make  a  pilgrimage  to  the 
great  capital  of  the  Bay  State  ;  and  no  one  enters 
the  City  of  Brotherly  Love,  without  seeing  the 
classic  monuments  tastefully  laid  out,  beautifully 
adorned  and  admirably-kept  grounds  at  Laurel 
Hill.  Other  cities,  of  lesser  extent  and  fewer  years, 
exhibit  equal  taste  and  regard  for  the  depositories 
of  their  dead.  Spring  Grove  at  Ciuciuuati,  Mount 
Hope  at  Rochester,  tUe  Albany  Cemetery,  and  nu- 
merous others,  are  examples  of  taste  in  ilie  selection 
of  the  location  and  beauty  of  adorning  and  an  auge- 
ment.  In  all  modern  places  selected  for  the  repose 
of  the  departed,  good  taste  has  retained  the  primi- 
tive forest  trees — the  monarch  of  the  groves  them- 
selves being  tittiug  monuments  "not  made  with 
hands."  In  point  of  beauty  of  locality,  our  own 
Laurel  Hill  and  Calvary  cemeteries,  situated  as 
they  are  in  full  view  of  that  grandest  of  all 
monuments — the  mighty  ocean — are  nowhere  sur- 
passed. There  is  a  tituess  and  sublimity  in  their 
contiguity  to  the  waves  of  the  Pacific  and  the  en- 
trance to  the  Golden  Gate,  that  never  fails  to  im- 
press every  beholder.  In  the  way  of  monuments 
erected  to  the  memory  of  the  departed  l)y  the  hand 
of  affection  and  regard,  many  may  be  found  in  the 
city  cemeteries  which  are  alike  models  of  artistic 
elegance  and  pure  aud  refined  taste. 

There  are  eight  cemeteries  in  this  city.  The  Mis- 
sion Burial  Ground,  (no  longer  used  as  a  place  of 
interment)  established  in  1776  ;  Laurel  Hill  (late 
Loue  Mountain)  in  1854  ;  Calvary  in  1860;  Masonic 
in  1864;  Odd  Fellows  in  1865  ;  ^'evai  Sualome  in 
1865  and  the  Gibboth  Olom  in  1865. 

"Water  Companies. 

SPRING   V.ILLEV   WATER   WORKS. 

The  original  Spring  Valley  Water  Company  was 
incorporated  in  June,  1858,  and  in  July,  IStU,  the 
water  from  Islais  Creek  was  introduced  into  the  city 
by  the  company. 

The  present  organization  is  formed  by  a  consolida- 
tion of  the  San  Francisco  City ,  and  Spring  Valley 
Water  Works  companies.  Date  of  incorporation, 
January,  1865. 

The  present  works  receive  their  supply  from  two 
sources — Lobos  and  Pillarcitos  creeks.  Lobos  Creek 


^500,000  Qold  Assets-the  foundation  of  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHA.A.CK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Trunks  and  Valises. 


GENERAL    REVIEW. 


49 


ie  a  stream  of  pure,  fresh  water,  emptying  into  the 
bay  near  Point  Lobos,  which  Bupplies  two  millions 
five  hundred  thousand  gallons  daily.  The  distance 
of  the  stream  from  the  Plaza  is  tln^ee  and  a  half 
miles,  in  a  direct  line.  The  water  is  elevated  by 
four  double  acting  pumps,  with  a  capacity  of  four 
millions  of  gallons  daily,  propelled  by  two  steam  en- 
gines of  two  hundred  and  fifty  horse  power  each,  to 
the  distributing  resei'voirs  on  the  adjacent  hills,  the 
highest  being  thiee  hundred  and  eight  feet  above 
the  city  base,  located  at  the  corner  of  Hyde  and 
Greenwich  streets  ;  the  second,  which  is  situated 
immediately  below,  at  the  intersection  of  Hyde  and 
Francisco  streets,  is  one  hundred  and  forty-five  feet 
above  the  city  base.  The  capacity  of  the  first  is 
four  millions  of  gallons,  and  that  of  the  lower,  seven 
millions. 

Pillarcitos  Creek  is  situated  east  of  the  coast  range 
of  mountains,  distant  from  San  Francisco  about  fif- 
teen miles,  in  a  southerly  direction,  and  seven  hun- 
dred feet  above  the  level  of  the  sea. 

A  large  dam  has  been  constructed  in  the  Pillarci- 
tos Valley,  which  is  ninety-two  feet  in  bight,  and 
six  hundred  feet  long,  containing  one  thousand  mil- 
lions of  gallons,  and  is  diawu  from,  as  required  in 
the  city  reservoirs.  From  the  east  end  of  tunnel  num- 
ber one,  the  water  is  conducted  by  a  Hume  five  by  two 
feet,  into  a  filter  and  sand-box,  in  its  passage  through 
which  it  is  cleansed  from  vegetable  matter  and  sed- 
iment ;  it  then  enters  tunnel  number  two,  where 
the  Water  undergoes  another  purification,  and  after 
passing  through  thirteen  miles  of  thirty-inch 
wrought  iron  pipe,  and  one  mile  of  forty-inch  flume 
enters  tunnel  number  three,  from  whence  Lake 
Honda  and  the  city  distributing  reservoirs  are  sup- 
plied. 

Lake  Honda  baa  a  capacity  of  thirty-five  millions 
of  gallons,  and  supplies  the  city  by  means  of  three 
miles  of  cast  iron  mains  to  the  reservoir  on  the  cor- 
ner of  Buchanan  and  Market  streets,  which  con- 
tains two  millions  of  gallons,  and  is  the  main  dis- 
tributing reservoir,  supplying  two-fifths  of  ihe  city. 

The  Company  has  this  year  constructed  a  new 
reservoirof  fourteen  millions  of  gallons  capacity  near 
Holly  Park,  called  College  Hill  Reservoir,  which 
will  be  the  main  distributing  reservoir  for  the  lower 
part  of  the  city.  There  is  also  a  large  reservoir  in 
San  Andreas  Valley,  thirteen  miles  south  of  the  city, 
containing  four  thousand  six  hundred  and  fifty  mill- 
ions of  gallons.  The  water  level  is  four  hundred 
and  thirty  feet  above  the  city  base,  from  wliich  the 
city  will  tave  a  never-failing  supply  of  the  pure  ele- 
ment. 

The  present  amount  of  pipe  laid  down  in  the  city 
proper  is  one  hundred  and  twenty-three  miles. 
Capital  stock  of  the  company,  $S,UOO,0(IO,  in  eighty 
thousand  shares  of  $100  each. 

LAKE   TAHOE  AND    SAN    FKANCISCO  WATER  WORKS. 

The  rapidly  increasing  population  of  San  Fran- 
cisco has  caused  our  citizens  to  study  the  momentous 
questionof  its  water  resources.  Asit  is  possible  that 
at  no  distant  day  the  present  means  of  supply  may 
become  entirely  insufficient  forour  demands,  a  num- 
ber of  gentlemen  conceived  the  idea  of  bringing 
the  waters  of  Lake  Tahoe  into  this  city.  To  show 
the  vastncss  of  the  undertaking,  we  give  the  follow- 
ing extent  and  cost  of  the  work  :  Lake  Tahoe  has 
a  superficial  area  of  two  hundred  and  forty  square 
miles,  with  an  average  depth  of  fifteen  hundred 
feet ;  it  is  situated  in  the  Sierra  Nevada  mountains, 
at  an  elevation  of  six  thousand  feet  above  the  sea, 
and  distant  from  Sun  Francisco  one  hundred  and 
fifty  miles.  The  company  have  constructed  a  dam 
on  the  Truckee  river — four  miles  below  its  outlet — 
near  Squaw  Valley.  From  thence  the  water  is  to 
be  conveyed  by  aqueduct  to  the  eastern  mouth  of  the 
tunnel  on  Forest  Hill  Divide,  which  includes  Michi- 
gan Bluff.  Bath,  Iowa  Hill,  Wisconsin  Hill,  Yan- 


kee Jim's,  Forest  Hill,  and  numerous  other  mining 
camps,  with  an  abundant  supply  of  cheap  water. 
The  water  required  for  towns  and  cities  will  be 
taken  out  of  the  river  at  a  point  above  the  mining 
grounds,  and  run  in  an  open  canal,  to  or  near  Au- 
burn, and  thence  by  pipe  one  hundred  and  eight 
miles  to  San  Francisco,  supplying  on  its  route  Sa- 
cramento, Vallejo,  Benicia,  Stockton,  Oakland,  etc., 
and  affording  along  its  entire  course  ample  quan- 
tities for  towns,  mines,  mills,  and  agricultural  pur- 
Soses.  The  capital  stock  of  the  company  is  $"-20, 000, 
00,  divided  into  twenty  thousand  shares  of  $1,000 
each.  The  estimated  cost  is  $10,000,000.  The  offi- 
cers are :  President  and  Chief  Engineer,  A.  W. 
Von  Schmidt ;  Trustees  ;  A.  W.  Von  Schmidt,  Da- 
vid Hughes,  Robert  Simson,  Joseph  Trench,  and 
G.  H.  Ensign.  Office  Pioneer  Building,  808  Mont- 
gomery Street. 

To  bring  the  water  to  San  Fitincisco,  a  tunnel  two 
and  a  half  miles  will  be  constructed  through  the 
mountain,  connecting  the  lake  with  one  of  the  forks 
of  the  American  River,  through  the  bed  of  which 
the  waters  will  be  carried. 

NEW    WATER  COMPANIES. 

Several  new  enterprises,  having  for  their  object 
the  supplying  this  city  with  water,  have  been  incor- 
porated recently.  The  San  Mateo  Water  Co.,  or- 
organized  September,  1866 ;  capital,  $1,000,000. 
Messrs.  W.  E.  Barron,  F.  D.  Atherton,  T.  H.  Selby, 
S.  M.  Macy  and  B.  Lathrop,  Trustees.  The  San  Fran- 
cisco Water  Co.,  organized  July  24th,  1867  ;  capital, 
$6,000,000.  Messrs.  James  T.  iBoyd,  Milo  Hoadley, 
and  John  H.  Turney,  Trustees.  Bay  View  Water 
Company,  organized  July  13th,  1867 ;  capital, 
$1,000,000  ;  Messrs  A.  W.  Von  Schmidt,  Thomas 
Hardy,  and  W.  H.  Patterson,  Trustees.  Tamalpaie 
Water  Company,  organized  January  17th,  1868  ; 
capital,  $5,000,000,  Messrs.  O.  L.  Shafter,  James 
McM.  Shafter,  Trustees.  Mountain  Springs  Water 
Company,  organized  April  23rd,  1869 ;  capital, 
$500,000.  Samuel  R.  Throckmorton,  Charles  R. 
Bond,  and  S.  R.  Throckmorton,  Jr.,  Trustees.  Con- 
tra Costa  Water  Company,  organized  July  2(ith, 
J  869;  capital,  $500,000.  H.  W.  Carpentier,  George 
Leviston,  Jr.,  and  K.  R.  Carpentier,  Trustees. 

Manufactures. 
In  the  review  of  the  industrial  resources  of  San 
Francisco,  it  is  pleasant  to  notice  the  great  progress 
made  in  manufactures,  and  the  important  bearing 
they  have  upon  the  welfare  of  the  city  as  well  as  of 
the  State.  By  careful  canvas,  also  from  the  statis- 
tics furnished  by  assessors,  a  knowledge  is  obtained 
of  the  extent,  growth  and  condition  of  this  most 
civilizing  branch  of  industry.  San  Francisco,  being 
the  center  of  commerce  on  the  Pacific  Coast,  natur- 
ally becomes  the  center  of  manufactures,  wealth 
and  refinement,  and  in  proportion  to  the  develop- 
ment of  the  interior  will  be  the  grandeur  of  the  me- 
tropolis. The  resources  of  the  regions  contributory 
to  this  city  are  of  such  a  character  as  to  stimulate, 
by  their  demands,  manufactures  of  every  variety, 
and  thus  tend  to  build  up  here  the  most  extensive 
establishments  for  their  supply.  The  great  resource 
is  mining,  the  prosecution  of  which  is  more  destruc- 
tive of  articles  made  by  man  than  is  any  other 
labor  hy  which  the  riches  of  the  earth  are  made 
available.  The  destruction  affects  almost  every 
branch  of  manufacture,  and  the  results  furnish  the 
wealth  that  pays  for  all.  To  break  in  upon  and  pen- 
etrate the  rocky  crust  of  the  earth,  and  rend  from 


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the  depths  thereof  by  all  the  powers  of  human 
force  and  engineering  ekill,  the  treasures  of  useful 
and  precious. metals,  the  salts,  and  minerals  of  eveiy 
description  hidden  therein,  require  an  enormous  ex- 
penditure of  labor  and  material.  Iron,  in  its  multi- 
tudinous uses  as  implements,  working  and  crush- 
ing machinery,  enters  largely  into  the  business  of 
mining.  Powder,  lumber,  every  substance  con- 
nected with  machinery,  every  comfort  and  luxury 
demanded  by  prosperous  miners,  the  many  busi- 
nesses consequent  upon  mining,  all  give  employ- 
ment to  the  manufactories  of  the  center  of  supply. 
The  metals  and  minerals  in  turn  demand  the  erec- 
tion of  metallurgical  works  and  the  labors  of  assay- 
ers  and  refiners,  and  these  require  and  enable  the 
manufacture  of  acids  and  combinations  of  untold 
number,  and  thus,  in  the  circuit,  from  the  minerals 
arises  the  most  extensive  svstem  of  manufactures, 
creative  of  the  greatest  wealth.  The  mines  of  En- 
gland, iron,  coal,  tin  and  copper  predominating, have 
been  the  foundation  of  her  manufactures,  and  as  a 
consequence,  of  her  commerce,  making  her  the 
richest  nation  on  the  globe. 

Important  as  mining  is,  it  is  by  no  means  the  only 
resource  of  the  Pacific  Coast  demanding  and  foster- 
ing manufactures.  Agriculture,  although  its  pur- 
suit is  not  so  destructive  of  material  as  mining,  is 
one  of  the  most  reliable  dependencies  of  a  country, 
and  a  sure  foundation  of  wealth.  The  great  pros- 
perity and  power  of  the  American  Union  is  based  on 
agriculture,  the  principal  states  having  the  cultiva- 
tion of  the  soil  for  their  chief  resource.  From  such 
a  source,  the  grandest  manufactories  have  arisen, 
building  noble  cities,  and  creating  a  commerce 
reaching  to  every  portion  of  the  globe.  The  capa- 
city of  our  Western  slope  for  agriculture  is  almost 
without  limit,  and,  adding  the  products  of  the  for- 
ests, and  of  the  flocks  and  herds,  the  vastness  of 
which  cannot  be  denied,  and  the  future  of  our  man- 
ufactures may  be  faintly  limned. 

Coal,  which  is  an  important  element  in  England's 
manufacturing  system,  is  found  in  California,  and 
in  great  quantities  at  various  localities  on  the  Coast. 
Added  to  this  source  of  power,  there  are,  for  interior 
manufactures,  streams  without  number  and  with 
power  beyond  estimate.  But  in  the  great  cities, 
manufactories  do  like  to  congregate,  and  with  the 
present  excellence  of  steam  machinery,  the  power 
of  the  engine  is  preferred  to  that  of  the  swift-run- 
ning water.  From  this  fact,  San  Francisco  has  be- 
come the  center  of  manufactures,  and  as  a  conse- 
quence may  be  expected  to  continue  so  and  increase 
in  importance  with  the  growth  of  the  countrv. 

The  manufacturing  establishments  of  this  city, 
now  in  operation,  number  upwards  of  eight  hun- 
dred, employing  a  capital  of  $17,000,000.  con- 
suming annually  material  of  the  value  of  $23,000,- 
000,  and  producing  goods  worth  $45,000,000.  The 
present  state  of  this  great  interest  can  only  be  told 
in  figures,  but  a  grand  exposition  will  be  made  at 
the  Mechanics  Institute  Fair  in  September  next, 
which  is  awaited  with  bright  anticipation. 

The  growth  of  the  system  to  this  magnitude 
within  the  few  years  that  manufacturing  has  been 
sncceesfuUy  inaugurated,  shows  the  great  import- 
ance of  the  interest,  and  presages  well  for  the  fu- 
ture. These  comprise  a  great  variety  and  produce 
a  vast  amount  of  articles  of  necessity,  comfort  and 
luxury,  satisfying  the  wants,  fancies  and  vices  of 
the  people  of  the  cit^  and  interior,  as  well  as  some 
things  for  exportation.  The  importation  of  large 
quantities  of  goods  which  could  as  well  be  made 
here,  is  proof  that  our  home  manufacturing  estab- 
lishments have  not  reached  their  limit,  and  that  a 
broad  and  inviting  field  is  open  for  more.  When, 
at  a  former  day,  it  was  cnstomary  to  send  wheat  of 
California  growth  to  the  mills  of  the  Atlantic  coast 
to  be  ground  into  flour  and  returned,  or  when  our 
wool  was  sent  abroad  to  be  returned  as  blankets  and 


other  fabrics,  there  may  have  been  more  business 
for  shipping  and  labor  at  the  wharves,  but  there 
could  be  no  general  and  lasting  prospeiitv.  Some, 
there  are,  who  deplore  the  extent  to  which  manu- 
factures have  arisen  and  oppose  most  bitterly  their 
further  encouragement;  but  such  a  course  can  only 
be  urged  by  the  most  narrow  minds,  and  prompted 
by  purely  selfish  motives.  It  is  now  generally  real- 
ized that  manufacturing  is  to  be  one  of  the  most  im- 
portant interests  of  San  Francisco,  from  the  material 
of  home  production  and  from  the  fertile  islands  of 
the  Pacific.  The  cheapness  of  labor,  abundance  of 
capital,  and  energy  of  enterprise  in  rival  cities  will 
be  no  obstacle  toiler  advancement.  The  resources 
of  the  country  are  such  in  both  material  to  be  man- 
ufactured and  subsistence  for  operatives,  that  there 
can  be  no  question  of  the  ability  to  compete  with 
any  people  of  any  section  of  the  world.  The  pro- 
lific soil  of  California  produces  food  for  the  manu- 
facturing centers  of  the  old  woild,  produces  all  the 
material  to  be  made  into  articles  of  use,  and  all  the 
elements  of  wealth,  thus  showing  the  capacity  of 
the  country  to  make  for  itself  all  that  is  consumed  by 
the  inhabitants.  Gold  and  silver  and  jewels  we  take 
from  the  earth,  wine  and  silk  and  delicious  fruits 
are  the  product  of  our  wide  spread  vineyards  and 
orchard  groves.  All  luxuries  and  necessities  which 
elsewhere  are  gathered  from  many  lands  we  have 
from  our  own  resources.  To  make  all,  the  manufac- 
turer has,  besides  the  material  at  hand,  the  addi- 
tional advantage  of  the  isolation  of  the  Pacific 
Coast,  giving  the  tariff  of  freight  in  their  favor. 

A  point  is  made  by  the  opponents  of  manufac- 
tures, that  less  ships  enter  the  port  than  when  we 
did  nothing  else  than  extract  gold  from  the  conven- 
ient placer,  and  wool,  hides  and  wheat  were  the 
shipments,  but  examination  shows  that  prosperity  is 
greater,  comfort  more  general,  and  wealth  enhanced 
with  less  imports  and  less  product  of  gold.  To  ex- 
tend manufactures  should  be  the  aim  of  capital  and 
be  encouraged  by  every  class  desiring  the  prosperity 
of  the  country.  The  many  millions  of  dollars  lying 
in  the  banks  of  this  city  waiting  to  be  loaned  on 
real  estate  at  a  high  rate  of  interest,  would  serve 
its  fortunate  owners  and  the  general  public  far  bet- 
ter were  it  invested  in  the  manufacture  of  articles 
of  home  consumption.  The  policy  which  forces  us 
to  send  abroad  tor  the  great  number  of  things  of 
common  use,  not  only  represses  advancement  but  is 
most  ruinous.  It  would  be  equally  consistent  in 
sending  our  horses  to  Pennsylvania  to  be  shod,  or 
to  England,  where  the  iron  is  psoduced,  as  to  send 
our  wool  to  be  made  into  clothing,  our  lead  to  be 
made  into  paint,  our  rags  to  be  made  into  paper,  onr 
wheat  or  corn  to  be  made  into  starch,  or  of  export- 
ing many  other  products  and  importing  them  as 
manufactured  for  consumption  at  greatly  increased 
cost,  giving  employment  to  the  labor  and  capital  of 
other  countries  at  our  own  expense. 

The  most  important,  as  well  as  the  earliest  of  our 
manufactures,  are  the  workers  of  iron  and  other 
metals.  Blacksmithing  is  one  of  the  most  ancient 
and  honorable  of  the  class  of  metal  workers,  re- 
quiring strength  and  some  knowledge  of  arts  and 
sciences  in  its  successful  accomplishment.  In  the 
early  days  of  civilization,  those  nobles  and  knights 
who  achieved  the  greatest  triumphs  in  war  and  in 
the  chase,  were  their  own  armorers  and  horse  shoers, 
and  thus  established  the  art  and  gave  the  foundation 
for  the  numerous  family  of  Smiths.  There  are  some 
eighty  such  establishments  in  this  city,  using  a  large 
capital  and  employing  a  great  number  of  men.  Of 
other  branches  of  metal  workers,  there  are  upwards 
of  ninety  establishments,  of  which  twenty-eight  are 
foundries,  machine  shops,  boiler  works,  etc.,  five 
brass  foundries,  six  tin  works,  five  tool  manufac- 
tories, four  cutlery  establishments,  three  file  cutting 
houses,  one  of  mathematical  instruments,  manufac- 
tures of  springs,  of  screen  work,  of  screw  bolts,  of 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUBAWCE  CO.  a  growing  Company. 


C.  P,  VAN  SCHAA.CK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Fancy  Goods. 


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SAN  FRANCISCO  DIRECTORY, 

For  the  Year  commencing  February  1st,  1871. 


|^=  Notice.— JVflwies  too  late  for  regular  insertioji,  removals,  changes,  etc.,  which  have  occurred 
during  the  printing  of  the  work,  will  be  found  on  the  pages  immediately  preceding  this. 

For  List  of  Boarding  Houses,  Hotels,  Lodgings,  etf.,  see  Business  Directory,  pp.  718,  748, 
and  761  ifor  Packets— Sail  and  Steam,  see  pp.  771  and  782  ;  for  the  location  of  the  offices  of  the  different 
Mining  Companies,  see  Business  Directory,  p.  768. 


-A.  B  B  R  E  V  I  ^a^  T  I  o  3sr  s 


abv Above 

acct Accountant 

agt Agent 

aes'n Associailon 

atty Attorney 

av Avenue 

bldg.Building  or  Buildings 

bds Boards 

bet Between 

blk Block 

C.  H Custom  House 

elk Clerk 

col'd Colored 

com Commission 

cor Corner 

dept Department 

dwl Dwelling 

E East 

E.H.L.EiKht  Hour  League 

exch Exchange 

forwd Forwarding 


Int.  Rev. Internal  Revenue 

F.  P  Fort  Point 

h House 

imp Importer 

lab Laborer 

manuf. Manufacturer 

mec Mechanic 

mcht Merchant 

Mis  Dol.  .Mission  Dolores 

mkr Maker 

mkt Market 

N North 

nr Near 

off. Office 

opp Opposite 

pi Place 

P.  M Pacific  Mail 

P.  O Post  Office 

Preo Presidio 

pro Protective 

prod Produce 


proptr Proprietor 

res..  Resides  or  Residence 

Rev Reverend 

rms Rooms 

S South 

8 Side 

S.F.F.D....S.  F.  FireDep 
stm .  Steamer  or  Steamship 

Supt Superintendent 

Treas Treasurer 

U.S.B.M.  .U.S.Br'ch  Mint 

wkm Workman 

wks Works 

W West 

STREETS. 

Bat Battery 

Bdwy Broadway 

Bran Brannan 

Cal California 

CAem Clementina 

Com Commercial 


Dup Dnpont 

Fol Folsom 

Har Harrison 

How Howard 

Jack Jackson 

Leav Leavenworth 

Leid Leidesdorff 

Lomb Lombard 

Merch Merchant 

Mln Minna 

Miss Mission 

Mont Montgomery 

Pac Pacific 

Pow Powell 

Sac Sacramento 

San Sansom 

Sec Second 

Stev Stevenson 

Steu Steuart 

Stock Stockton 

Wash Washington 


Aarens  Simon,  shoemaker,  bds  122  Leidesdorff 
Aaron  Abraham,  boots  and  shoes,  604  Kearny,  dwl 

27  Ritch 
Aaron  Annie,  (widow)  dwl  131 J  Perry 
Aaron  David,  patternmaker,  dwl  626  Vallejo 
Aaron  Harry,  waiter  with  Mandel  &  Ohnstein,  dwl 

548  Mission 
Aaron  Joseph,  barber,  5:14  Third,  dwl  131 J  Perry 
Aaron  Simon,  merchant,  dwl  733  Folsom 
Abadie  Pene  Mme.,  midwife,  dwl  705  Vallejo 
Abbey  Homestead  Association,  off  507  Montgomery 
Abbey  Isidora,  (widow)  dwl  630  Green,  rear 
Abbey  Richard,  supt  Spring  Valley  Water  Works, 

dwl  Rnss  House 
Abbondio  Adam,  cook,  623  Commercial 
ABBOT,  DOWNING  &  CO.,  manufacturers  Con- 
cord carriages.  Concord,  N.   H.    Hill  &  East- 
man agents  411-415  Battery 
Abbott  Anne  F.   B.,   bottling    establishment,  W  8 

Gongh  bet  Fulton  and  Grove 
Abbott   Frank,  cook  Metropolitan  restaurant,  dwl 

617  Mission,  rear 
Abbott  George,  money  broker,  dwl  934  Folsom 
Abbott  G.  F.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Abbott  Joseph  E.,  scroll  sawyer  with  D.  A.  Mac- 

donald  &  Co.,  dwl  8  Perry 
Abbott  Henry,  general  railroad  ticket  agent,  oflSce 

208  Montgomery,  dwl  Russ  House 
Abbott  J.  C,  carpenter,  dwl  Coso  House 


Abbott  Osborn,  stock  broker,  dwl  E  s    Capp  bet 

Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Abbott  Samuel  S.,  carpenter  Woodwards  Gardens, 

dwl  12  Ridley 
Abbott  Sophi-onia  E.,  (widow)  dwl  945  Howard 
Abbott  Thomas,  conductor  Omnibus  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl 

644  Howard 
Abbott  William,  clerk  Methodist  Book  Depository, 

dwl  513  Minna 
Abbott  William,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
Abel  Albert,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Abel  Charles,  boatman,  dwl  N  W  cor  Steuart  and 

Howard 
Abel  Christian,  seaman,  dwl  1  Goodsell  Place 
Abel  George  A.,  porter  with  J.  P.  Raymond  &  *^o., 

dwl  31  Welsh 
ABELL  ALEXANDER  G.,  Grand  Sec'y  Grand 

Lodge  F.  and  A.M.,  office  Masonic  Temple,  dwl 

1027  Washington 
Abell  Frank,  photographer  with  William  Shew,  dwl 

662  Bryant 
Abell  Mary  J.,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  945  Mis- 
sion 
ABEND  POST,  (German  daily  and  weekly)  Hnef- 

ner,  Herzer  &  Schindler  proprietors,  office  521 

Clay 
Abercrombie  A.  R.,  clerk  with  P.   M.  S.  S.  Co., 

dwl  NE  cor  Second  and  Folsom 
Aberg  John,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Perfumery  and  Fancy  Soaps. 


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Abernethy  James,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Abiia  Mariano,  tailoi',  dwl  Caroline  Place  nr  Powell 
Abila  Zenovia  Mrs.,  restaurant,  527  Broadway 
Aborn  E.  S.,  oculist  and  aurist,  office  '^2  Kearny 
Abrador  Josi'-,  cigar  maker  witli  Weil  &  Co.,  dwl 

1111  Mason 
Abraham   Gabriel,  merchant  tailor,  33-35  Second, 

dwl  916  Harrison 
Abraham  Hermann,  cigars  and  tobacco,  130  Third, 

dwl  68  Jessie 
Abraham  Joseph,  clothing,  818  Montgomery. 
Abraham  Louis,  ( M.  Spi'ro  &  C'o.ydwl  735  Union 
Abraham  Marks,  hair  dresser  with  Simon  Abraham, 

dwl  818  Montgomery 
Abraham  Max,  fruit  peddler,  dwl  248  Clementina 
Abraham   Meyer,  tailor,  dwl  NW  cor  Mason  and 

Post 
Abraham  Morris,  peddler,  dwl  513  Filbert 
Abraham  Oscar,  cook,  dwl  407  Drumm 
Abraham    P.   &  Co.,  (Philip   Schluechierer)  dry 

goods,  44  Sixth 
Abraham  Philip,  (P.  Abraham  &  Co. J  dwl  9  Sev- 
enth 
Abraham  Simon,  hair  dresser  and  baths,  210  Pacific, 

dwl  818  Montgomery 
Abi'ahamas  John,   furniture,  624  Battery,   dwl  48 

Jessie 
Abrahams  Anna,  (widow)  dwl  605  Stevenson 
Abrahams  Henry,  bats  and  caps,  1012  Dupont 
Abraham  John,  furniture  dealer,  dwl  48  Jessie 
Abrahams  Louis,  clothing,  6  Clay,  dwl  148  Perry 
Abrahams  Morris,  dwl  NE  cor  Clay  and  Powell 
Abrahams  S.,  dwl  926  Geary 
Abrahamson  Alex&uder ,  f  Sheyer  4'  -^J  dwl  319 

Kearny 
Abrahamson  Gustave,  (Lezynsky  &   A.J  dwl  644 

Sacramento 
Abrahamson  Jacob,  furniture,  dwl  644  Sacramento 
Abrahamson  Julius,  cleik  with  Myers  &  Lichten- 

stein,  dwl  818  Kearny 
Abrahamson  Nelson,  longshoreman,  dwl  SlSFolsom 
Abrahamson  Peter,  stoves  and  tinware,  439  Bush, 

dwl  1022  Hyde 
Abrahm  Herman,  milk  ranch,  Guerrero  nr  Twenty- 
eighth 
Abrams  David,  merchant,  dwl  Tyler  bet  Van  Ness 

Avenue  and  Franklin 
Abrams  Edward  C,  trimmer  with  E.  Galpen  &  Co., 

dwl  W  s  Folsom  nr  Seventeenth 
Abrams  Henry,  printer,  dwl  778  Folsom 
Abrams  Isaac,  tailor,  433  Pacific 
Abrams  John,  f  Healhjield,  Bogel  &  Go.)  dwl  Lick 

House 
Abrams  Jonas,  shoemaker,  dwl  N  s  Olive  Avenue 

bet  Van  Ness  Avenue  and  Polk 
Abrams  Marcus,  dwl  786  Folsom 
Abrams  Samuel,  f  Abrams  <£  Greenber/rJ  310  Mont 
Abrams  Susan,  (widow)  dwl  305  Filbert 
Abrams  &  Greenberg,  C Samuel  Abrams  and  Henry 

Greenbergj  real  estate  agents,  310  Montgomery 
Abramson  Alexander,  clerk  with  Gabriel  Abraham, 

dwl  916  Harrison 
ABRAMSON  EDWARD  &  CO.,  apothecaries,  753 

Clay 
Abrego  Ysmael,  salesman  with  Linforth,  Kellogg  & 

Co.,  dwl  318  Pine 
Academy  of  Natural  Sciences,  rooms  622  Clay 
Acclimatizing  Society,  rooms  622  Clay 
Acei'et  Jacob,  gardener  Masonic  Cemetery,  dwl  57 

Shipley 
Acker  Frances  Mrs,  dressmaker,  213  Dupont 
Acker  Valentine,  miner,  dwl  213  Dupont 
Ackerman  Adam,  carpenter,  dwl  1402  Stockton 
Ackerman  Benjamin  J.,  clerk  with  U.  S.  Marshal, 

dwl  Branch  House 
Ackerman   Brothers,   (Samuel  S.  and  Hart  S.J 

Dollar  Store,  123  Kearny 
Ackerman  David,  butcher  with  Bernard  Strauss, 

dwl  115  Perry 


Ackerman  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  12  Steuart 
Ackerman  Hart  S.,  (Ackerman  Brothers)  dwl  918 

Sutter 
Ackerman  Herman,  barkeeper  with  Otto  Boye,dwl 

cor  Seventeenth  and  Mission  and  Ocean  Beach 

road 
Ackerman  Isidor  H.,  bookkeeper  with  Ackerman 

Brothers,  dwl  918  Sutter 
Ackerman    Isidor    S.,    salesman    with    Ackerman 

Brothers,  dwl  918  Sutter 
Ackerman  James  L.,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Valencia  nr 

San  Jo86  R.  R.  depot 
Ackerman  Samuel  S.,  (Ackerman  BrothersJ   dwl 

918  Sutter 
Ackerson  Charles  H.,  Chief  Engineer  S.  F.  F.  Dept., 

office  23  Kearny,  dwl  21.'i  Kearny 
Ackerson  Frank,  stoker  Steamer  No.6,  S.  F.  F.  D., 

dwl  311  feixth 
Ackerson  John  W.,  (Hanson,  A.  <&   Co. J  dwl  215 

Jones 
Ackland  Edw.  T., porter, 111  Pine, dwl  106  Hickory 
Ackley  Edward  N.,  wheelwright,  dwl  Thirtieth  nr 

Mission 
Ackley  Ezra,  carriage  maker  with  Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  828  Folsom 
Ackley  Helen  M.,  (widow)  dwl  340  Fifth 
Acklin  Joseph  K.,  compositor  Morning  Call,  dwl  55 

Second 
Acosta  Frederick,  waiter  S.  S.  Gussie  Telfair,  North 

Pac.  Trans.  Co. 
Acton  Martin,  expresswagon,  dwl  569  Minna 
Acton  Richard,  harnessmaker  with  J.  C.  Johnson  & 

Co.,  dwl  N  s  Vallejo  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Acton  Robert,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  &  Hecht, 

dwl  551  Howard 
Adair  George  B.,  salesman  with  Hooker  &  Co.,  dwl 

659  Howard 
Adair  William  B.,  clerk  with  G.  H.  Mendell,  dwl 

101  Powell 
Adam  Peter,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Vallejo  Place  nr 

Vallejo 
Adam  Pierre,  laundry,  633  Third 
ADAM  THOMAS,  liquor  saloons,  junction  JIarket 

and  Geary,  Old  Corner,  516  Mont  cor  Commer- 
cial, and  New    Corner,  junction  Market  and 

Post,  dwl  207  Dupont 
Adami  Conrad,  dwl  mT  Broadway 
Adami  Henry,  laborer  Broadway  Brewery,  dwl  637 

Broadway 
Adami  John,  expresswagon  SW  cor  Stockton  and 

Jackson,  dwl  Virginia  nr  Pacific 
Adamina  Felix,  waiter  SE  cor  Dupont  and  Com- 
mercial, dwl  132  Vallejo 
Adamir  William,  calker,  dwl  233  First 
ADAMS  ALBERT   F.,  Assistant  Assessor  U.   S. 

Internal  Revenue,  419  Cal,  dwl  1131  Howard 
Adams  Alexander  P.,  surveyor,  dwl  543  Second 
Adams  Aloiizo  C,  cabinetmaker  with  William  G. 

Weir,  dwl  528  Stevenson 
Adams  Anthony,  carpenter,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Adams  Arthur,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
ADAMS.  BLINN  &  Co..  (  William  J.  Adam.'<,  Sam- 

iiel  P.  Blinn  and  Peter    Taylor)   lumber  and 

office  Puget  Sound  Line  Packets,  piers  17  &■  18 

Steuart 
ADAMS  CALVIN  B.,  shoecntter  with    Bucking- 
ham &  Hecht,  dwl  26  Third 
Adams    Charles,    longshoreman,    dwl    114    Sacra- 
mento 
Adams  Charles,  master  mariner,  dwl  NE  cor  Iowa 

and  Solano 
Adams  Charles,  driver  City  railroad, dwl  E  s  First 

Av  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Adams  Charles  D.,  clerk  with  Loop  &  Somers,  dwl 

21  Silver 
Adams  Charles  W.,  packer  with  Adams  <&  Co.,  dwl 

18  First 
Adams  Christopher,  gunsmith  with  Charles  Meyer, 

dwl  627  Broadway 


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Adams  Cyrus,    mamifaetiirer  fine-cut  tobacco,  419 

Jaclvsbn,  dwl  430  Post 
Adams  Edimiud,  waiter  538  Clay,  dwl  Pacific  Lodg- 

iiitr  ll(nise 
Adani.s  Emerson,  ^ Adams  S^-  Co.)  dwl  21  Silver 
Adaiiia  Francis,  laborer,  dwl  417  Unsii 
Adiims  Frederick,  vegetable  jieddkr.  dwl  81  Natoma 
Adams  George  F.,  printer  with  Charles  VV.  Gordon, 

dwl  8^  Freeloii 
Adams  George  G.,  clerk  with  Frank  Johnson,  dwl 

\'2f)  Sansom 
Adams  George  M.,  cutter  U.  S.  B.  Mint,   dwl  347| 

Grove 
Adauis  George  W.,  salesman  with  Charles  L.  Ding- 
ley,  pier  4  Stewart 
Adams  Grove,  fCal.  Commercial  and  Mainifacttir- 

insr  Co. J  dwl  9i20  Pine 
Adams  Henry  G.,  shoemaker  with  John  Irwin,  dwl 

2(J  Third 
Adams  Herman,   tailor,  204   Leidesdorff,  dwl    235 

Keainy 
Adams  Horace,  machinist,  dwl  1408  Bnsh 
Adanis  House,   George   F.  lieeve   proi)rietor,  537 

Sacramento 
Adams  Howard  N.,  carpenter,  dwl  363  Jessie 
Adams  Hngli,  barkeeper  with  John  S.  Black,  238 

Steuart 
Adams  Isaac,  hairdresser  with  Henry  T.  Engle,  dwl 

235  Kearny 
Adams  J.,  plasterer,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Adams  Jacob,  diiver   Mason's  Brewery,   dwl  620 

Lombard,  rear 
Adams  James,  supervisor  Tenth  Ward,   dwl  962 

Mission 
Adams  James  H.,  shoemaker,  dwlNE  cor  Hyde  and 

Delgardo  Place 
Adams  James  S  ,  f  Adams  &  Butler)  dwl  E  s  Lar- 

kin  nr  Turlc 
Adams  Jolm,  miller,  dwl  20  Jessie,  rear 
Adams  John   Q.,  mail    agent   C.  P.    R.  R.,  dwl   6 

Montgomery 
Adams  John   Q.,   clerk  with  William   Hayes,  604 

CL.y 
Adanis  John   R.,   clerk   forwarding    dept.   Wells, 

Fargo  &.  Co.,  dwl  722Califi)ruia 
Adams  Joseph  V>.,( Adams  &  Go.)  dwl  721  Market 
Adanis  .loseph  W.,  (Adams  dk  Co. J  dwl  525  Pine 
Adams  Josepliine    M.    Miss,  with  Singer  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  137  Alontgomery 
Adams  J.  S.,  freight  clerk'  C.  P.'  R.  R.  Co.,   Second 

street  wli;irf,  dwl  938  Mission 
ADAMS  LAWSON  S.,  f of  Adams.  McNeil  &  Co., 

Sue.)  ottice  4(15  Front",  dwl  1014  Bush 
Adams  Morgan,  clerk  with  John  W.   Ballard,  dwl 

SW  corner  Stockton  and  Broadway 
Adanis  Nelson,  ship  joiner.  Ship  Joiners' Ass'n,  Ex- 
celsior Hall 
Adams  Nelson  B.,  (Adams  &  Co. J  dwl  721    Market 
Adanis  Oscar  B.,  physician,  off  and  dwl  1120  How- 
ard 
Adams  Otis,  engineer  California  Planing  Mills,  dwl 

426  Folsom 
Adams  Prosper  F.,  carpenter,  dwl  85  Freelon 
Adams  Q.L.,  dentist,  dwl  1515  Leavenworth 
Adams  Rlioda  (colored)  (widow)  dwl  NW  cor  Mason 

and  Brondway 
Adams    Richard,  butcher,  dwl  N    8    Brannan  nr 

Eighth 
Adams   Robert  H.,  clerk  with   Jones,  Pullman  &. 

Co.,  dwl  NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Green 
Adams  Robert  H.,  hats  and  caps,' 641  Washington, 

dwl  511  Lombard 
ADAMS  ROSS  ftl.,   hatter,   657  Washington,   dwl 

NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Green 
ADAMS  SAMUEL  &  CO.,  apothecaries,  218  Bush, 

dwl  814  Bush 
Adams  Samuel  W.,   blacksmith,  W  s  Kentucky  nr 

Nevada 
Adams  Sarah  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  125  Sansom 


Adams  Wesley,  laborer,  dwl  1206  Folsom 

Adams  William,  stevedore,  dwl  331  Green 

Adams  William  H.,  barkeeper  with  James  W.  Dun- 
bar, stnir  El  Capitan,  Oakland  ferry 

Adams  William  H.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin, 
dwl  1 10  Eddy 

Adams  William  Henry,  porter  with  French  &  Gil- 
man,  dwl  Ss  Guerrero  bet  Twenty-tilth  and 
Twenty-sixth 

Adams  William  J.,  f  Adams,  Blinn  Sj-  Co. J  rea  Fair 
Oaks 

Adanis  Ziibdiel  B.,  salesman  216  Battery,  dwl  W  s 
Fillmore  bet  Eddv  and  Ellis 

ADAMS  &.  BUTLER.  (James  S.  Adamsand  Thos. 
J.  Butler  J  hay  and  grain,  53  Clay 

Adams  &  Co.,  (Emerson  Adams  and  Charles  East- 
brook)  market  155-157  Second 

Adams  &,  Co.,  (Joseph  W.  Adams)  manufacturers 
soap  and  washing  powders,  27  Commeiciiil 

Adams  &,  Co.,  ( Selson  B.  and  Joseph  B.  Adams  J 
manuf's  Eakins  egg  powder,  office  -i'SS  Wash 

Adamson  William  R.  H.,  bookkeeper,  28  Sansom, 
dwl  NW  cor  Lombard  and  Leavenworth 

Adcock  John  T.,  clerk  with  Page  &  Cowell,  dwl 
9  Hubbard 

Adcock  William,  porter  15  Sansom,  dwl  50  Tehama 

Addicks  Cliarles,  seaman  Moses  Taylor,  North  Pae. 
Trans.  Co. 

Addison  John  E.,  dwl  113  Taylor 

Addison  Sarah  Mis.,  dwl  841  Mission 

Addison  W.  A.,  dwl  225  Bush. 

Addonis  Samuel  K.,  salesman  with  Armes  &  Dal- 
lam, dwl  cor  Thirteenth  Av  and  N,  South  S.  F. 

Adelkemp  Bernard,  wooil  and  coal,  dwl  424  Third 

Adelphi  Social  Club,  rooms  232  Sutter 

ADELSDORFER  BROS.,  (Zacharias  and  Joseph 
and  Liiduyig  P.  Dormitzer  and.  Max  Frankin- 
thal)  importers  and  jobbers  gent's  furnishing 
goods,  cutlery,  etc.,  2l-il3  Battery 

Adelsdorfer  Ernest,  bookkeeper,  21  Battery,  dwl  502 
Bush 

Adelsdorfer  Isaac,  peddler,  dwl  231  Sixth 

KAtilndovf&v  do&fiY}^\,  ( Adelsdorfer  Bros.)  res  New 
York 

Adelsdorfer  Zacharias,  (Adelsdorfer  Bros.)  res  Ba- 
varia, Germany 

Adelstein  Bariiet,  glazier,  dwl  510  Post 

Adier  Aaron,  salesman,  3  Battery,  dwl  703  Po.st 

Adler  Alexander,  compositor  with  Leo  Eloesser,  dwl 
502  Bush 

Adler  Bar,  real  estate,  dwl  748  Howard 

Adler  Bernard,  clothier,  427  Pacific,  dwl  S  s  Vallejo 
bet  Powell  and  Mason 

Adler  Charles,  bookkeeper  with  Levi  Strauss  &  Co., 
dwl  1023  Powell 

Adler  Chailes,  salesman,  110  Bnsh,  dwl  415  Eddy 

Adler  (Jliarles,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 

Adler  Charles,  (W.  &  I.  Steinliart  Sf  Co.)  dwl  703 
Post 

Adler  David,  market,  24  Stockton,  dwl  1049  Howard 

Adler  Gustave,  sales^man  with  Ackeiuian  Brothers, 
dwl309O'Karrell 

Adler  Hermann,  clerk  with  Thurnauer  <fc  Zinn,dwl 
137  Third 

Adler  Jacob,  (Gohlmann  &  A.)  dwl  N  W  cor 
Bush  and  Dujiout 

Adler  John,  dwl  E  s  Eleventh  nr  Rliesion 

Adler  Julius,  solicitor  Union  Ins.  Co.,  416  California 

Adler  Leopold,  (ISchwerdt  JJ-  A.)  dwl  28  Mary 

Adler  Louis,  boots  and  shoes,  333  East,  dwl  22  Clay 

Adler  Maurice,  butcher,  302  I3eale,  dwl  N  s  Folsom 
bet  Tenth  and  Eleventh 

Adler  Moses,  merchaul,  dwl  S  E  cor  Sixth  and 
Folsom 

Adler  Moses,  salesman,  3  Battery,  dwl  703  Post 

Adler  Solomon,  dwl  23  Taylor 

Adlington  David  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  1125  Kearny 

Adolphus  Henry,  physician  and  druggist,  511  Jack- 
son 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  St.,  Ladies'  and  Gentlemen's  Linen  Handkerohiefis. 
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Adonis  Bvron,  correspondent,  dwi  631  Sacramento 
Adraiti  Williiini,  merchant,  dwl  G29  California 
Adranti'  Tiionias,    carpenter    H.    C.   League,    128 

Kearny 
Adsit  L.  H..  stock  broker,  otiice  402  Montgomery 
ADVOCATE,  (weekly)  ottice711  Mifsioii 
Aeils  Eisso,   clerk  with  Druhe  and  Tobbenboske, 

dwl  (ilil  Howard 
Aerden  James  H.   Rev.,  pastor  St.  Francis  E.  C. 

Cliurcii,  519  Green 
^RIAL    STEAM    NAVIGATION    COMPANY, 

ottice  6:J3  Montgomery 
^TNA  INSURANCE  CO.,  Hartford,  Conn.,  (Fire) 
George  C.  Boardman,  Manager;  Henry  Carlton, 
Jr.,  Agent,  oHice  14  Merchants'  Exchange 
iEtna  Life  Insurance  Co.    (Hartford,  Conn.)    M.  P. 

Morse,  General  Agent,  office  504  Kearny 
iETNA  IRON  WORKS,  Hanscom  &  Co,  Proprie- 
tors, SE  cor  Fremont  and  Tebania 
Aifrauchino  A.  Rev.,  Professor  Classics  and  English 

Grammar  St.  lj;natius  College.  841  Market 
AGAED,  FOULKES  &  CO.,  (WUliam  B.  Agard 
and  Thomas   FoulkesJ  importers   and  commis- 
sion merchants,  4)2  Front 
Agai  d  Geoi  ge  E.,  travelling  agent  with  M.   Rosen- 
shine,  ihvl  31 1  Green 
Agard    William  B.,  (Agard,  Foulkes  &  Co., J  dwl 

311  Green 
Agate  William,  merchant,  dwl  W^hat  Cheer  House 
Ager  George,  painter,  dwl  1  Burtham  Place 
Ager  James  E.,  bookkeeper  with  Bacou  &  Co.,  dwl 

W  8  Second  Avenue  nr  Seventeenth 
Ager  John  E,  bookkeeper  Mutual    Life   Insurance 

Co.,  dwl  W  s  Second  Avenue  nr  Seventeenth 
Agnew  Gilmore,  compositor  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl  124 

Fifth 
Aguew  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Agnew  John  J.,  employee  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  27>^ 

Fourth 
Agnew   John  J.,Patchen   livery  stable,  38  Sixth, 

dwl  508  Jessie 
Agnew  Luke,  receiver  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  211  Sev- 
enth 
Aguew  Patrick,  caulker,  dwl  7  Natoma 
Agiiew  Thomas,  Supeiintendent  Market  Street  Rail- 
road, otiice  junction  Market  and   Valencia,  dwl 
36u'  Seventeenth 
Agostini  Louis,  watchman  Washington  street  Fish 

Market,  dwl  515  Merchant 
Agricultural  Park,  James  R.  Dickey  manager,  Clift 

House  road  5  miles  west  of  City  Hall 
Aguadio  Germano,  carpenter  with  Lazzaro  Caetag- 

nino,  427  Filtjert 
Agnayo  Antonio,  dwl  907  Dupont 
Aguila  Jose  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Dupont  Alley 
Aguilar  Lorenza,  (widow)  dwl  Lombard  bet  Gough 

and  Octavia 
Aguilar  Nicholas,  carriagepainter  with  George  D. 

Clark,  dwl  SVV  cor  Dupont  and  Broadway 
Aguire  Thomas,  porter,  dwi  SW  cor  Broadway  and 

Dupont 
Aguirre  Juan  M,  real  estate,  dwl  cor  Dupont  Place 

and  Gardner  Alley 
Agun  Thomas,  waiter,  Russ  House 
Ahearu  Patrick,  lamplighter  with  S.  F.Gas  Co 
Ahearn  William,  laborer,  dwl  12  Natoma.  rear 
Aheran  Johanna  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  176  Jessie 
Aliern  Bartholomew,  laborer,  dwl  33  Ritch 
Ahern   Cornelius,  helper  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

236  Sutter 
Ahern  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  523  Mission 
Ahern   Daniel,   longshoreman,  dwl  N  8  Union  bet 

Calhoun  and  Sansom 
Ahern  Daniel,  seaman,  dwl  W  s  Main  bet  Folsom 

and  Harrison 
Ahern  James,  laborer,  dwl  309  Fifth 
Ahern  Jeremiah,   groceries  and  iiqaors,  NW  cor 

Shipley  and  Willow 
Ahern   Jeremiah,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  1236  Folsom 


Ahern  John  M.,  drayman  Commercial  Flour  Mill, 

dwl  NW  cor  Larkin  and  Ash 
Ahern  John  M.,  groceriesaud  liquors,  W  s  Larkin  nr 

McAllister 
Ahern  Margaret,  (widow) boarding,  269  Minna 
Ahern  Martin,  fruits,  712  Kearnv,  dwl  122  Leides- 

doi-fF 
Ahern  Maiy  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Tenth   Street 

Grammar  School 
Ahern   Mi<hael,  hostler  Fashion  stable,  dwl  1  Mar- 
garet Place 
Ahern  Michael,  laborer  with  Hancock  and  Kelso 
Ahern  Owen,  tailor  with  Nicholas  Sweeny,  dwl  42 

Louisa 
Ahern  Patrick,  butcher  with  Smith  &  Brown,  dwl 

16  Boardman  Place 
Ahern  Patrick,  tailor,  dwl  1604  California 
Ahern  Patrick  O.,  bookdealer,  dwl  519  Post 
Ahern  William  C,  cook  with  John  C.  Olmsted,  dwl 

S  s  Jlinna  nr  Second 
Aherne  Jeremiah,  drayman,  dwl  265  Stevenson 
Ahlborn   Charles,   (Ahlborn  &    GranerJ   dwl  415 

Pine 
Ahlborn  Minnie,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  31  Second 
Ahlborn  &  Graner,  ( Charles  AhJhnrn  and   Charles 

Grauer)  proprietors  Hanaa  liotel,  429  Buth 
Ahlers  George,  clerk,  NW  cor  Hvde  and  Post 
Ahlers  J.  H.,  fj.  H.  Ahlers  &  'Co. J  dwl  SW  cor 

Powell  and  Vallejo 
AHLERS  J.  H.  &.  CO.,  (Richard  Strothoffj  gro- 
ceries and  liquors,  SW  cor  Powell  and  Vallejo 
Ahlers  Louis,  (Becker  &   A.)  dwl  SE  cor  Mission 

and  Fremont 
Ahlers  W.,  workman  Cal.  Sug.  Refinery,  cor  Bryant 

aud  Eitrhth 
Ahlgrew  Charles,  baker,  dwl  8  Harlan  Place 
Alilsirom  Frederick,  clerk  with  Page  &  Cowell,  NE 

cor  Mission  and  Spear 
Ahlstrom    Frederick,   (Frederick  Alihtrom  &  Co. J 

dwl  W  8  Drumm  bet  Jackson  and  Oregon 
Ahlstrom    Frederick   &  Co.,  (John.  Miller)   coffee 

saloon,  W  8  Drumm  bet  Jackson  and  Oregon 
Ahms  Hermann,  carpenter,  dwl  218  Minna 
Ahrens  Albert,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 
Ahrens   Christian,  watchmaker    and  jeweler,    843 

Dupont 
Ahrens  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  520  Broadway 
Ahrens  Ht-ury,  groceries  and  liquors,  600  Third 
Ahrens  Jacob   H..  liquor  saloon,   218  Commercial, 

dwl  508  Vallejo 
Ahrens  Kate,  (widow)  dwl  6  Prospect  Place 
Ahrens  W.,  driver  S.  F.  Stock  Brewery,  dwl  SE 

cor  Po^-ell  and  Francisco 
Ahumada  Joseph  M.,  real  estate  agent,  510  Wash 
Aicber  Frank,  blacksmith  with  J.  G.  lis,  dwl  1618 

Stockton 
Aigeltinger  Leopold,   furrier  with  Adolph  Muller, 

dwl  1069  Howard 
Aiken  Andrew,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Greenwich  bet 

Montgomery  and  Sansom 
Aiken  Hugh,  laborer,  dwl  45  Louisa 
Aiken  James,  laborer,  dwl  12  Miller  Place 
Aiken  John,  sailmaker  with  William  J  .F.  Douglass, 

dwl  W  e  Fillmore  nr  Ellis 
Aiken  Thomas,  stevedore,  dwl  NW  cor  Davis  &nd 

Pacific 
Aiken  William  E.,   bookkeeper   Overland  House, 

dwl  16  Sutter 
AIKEN   WILLIAM   H.,  attorney  at  law,  office  34 

Montgomery  Block,  dwl  Lick  House 
Aime   Paul,  waiter  623  Commercial,  dwl  John  nr 

Powell 
Aine  Frederick,  vamisher  with  Goodwin  &  Co.,  dwl 

371  Jessie 
Aine  Henry  E.,  carpenter,  dwl  1822  Powell 
Ainea  James    M.,  warehouse  clerk,  Naval  Office 

Custom  House,  dwl  305  Lombard 
Ainsley  James,  printer  S.  F.  News  Letter,  dwl  SE 
cor  Market  aud  Seventh 


The  StocklLoIders  of  the  "  FEOFIiES"  are  the  leading  Bankersand  Merchants  on  this  Coast. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Fancy  Goods. 


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Ainsley  .lolm,  shoepolislier  U.  W.  M.  B.  &.  S.  Co., 

(Iwl  SE  cor  Seventh  ;iii(l  Market 
Ainsley  William,  painter,  dwi  7  Howan]  Conrt 
Ainsworth  Peter,  shoemaker,  dwl  0"29  Niitonia 
Aiiil   Darling,   engineer  with  Charles  Harlev,  dwl 

Il->  Kirst 
AitcliiiiBoii  John,  carpenter  with  D.  A.  Macdonald  &■ 

Co.,  dwl  2-23  Stevenson 
Aitken  C,  boilennaker,  Vnlcan  Iron  Works 
Aitken  Charles  H..  market,  5  Washington,  dwl  Ss 

Broadway  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Aitken  David,  mariner,  dwl  894  Kront 
Aitken  .lames,   muchinist  Vnlcau  Iron  Works,  dwl 

cor  Cupp  and  Twenty-fifth 
Aitken  James,  (Moyinhnn&,  A.)  dwl  308  Seventh 
Aitken   James,   Jr.,   hoilermaker   Portland    Boiler 

Works,  dwl  308  Seventh 
Aitken  John,  butcher  with  Charles  II.  Aitken,  dwl 

S  8  Broadway  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ners  Avenue 
Aitken  John  F.,  milkman  with  Koj'  «!t  Taplau,  dwl 

W  s  8au  Brnno  i-oad  iir  Twenty -ninth 
Aitken  Samuel  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  NW  cor  Capp  and 

Twenty-Fifth 
Aitkins  A.  fe.,  jeweler,  dwl  608  Market 
Aker    Nicholas,    miner,   dwl    Fourteenth    Av    nr 

Kailroad  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Akmann   William,   (Meyer    Sr   A.)    dwl    SW  cor 

Drumm   and    Siicramento 
Alameda  Express,  Lovejoy  &  Co.,  proprietors, office 

42.'j  Davis 
ALAMEDA  FERRY,  Davis  nr  Pacific 
ALAMEDA  PARK   ASYLUM,    otlice  330   Mont- 
gomery 
ALASKA  COMMERCIAL  CO.,  office,  425  Sacra- 
mento 
ALASKA  HERALD,  (bi-monthly,)  Agapius  Hon- 

ch:irenko,  proprietor,  611    Cl.iy 
Alaskey  Joseph  W.,  cabinet  maker  with  William  G. 

Weir,  dwl  cor  Alice  and  Willow  Avenue 
Alatorie  Tiotilo,  waiter,  2.i3  Stewart 
Albach  Peter,  cnrpenter,  dwl  Tib  Mission 
ALBANY  BREWERY,    Spreckels  &  Co.,  proprie- 
tors, 71-75  Everett 
Alberg  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Albers  Anton,  foreman  with   Lewis  Brothers,  dwl 

340  Fifth 
Albers   August,  oysterman    with   George    Mayee, 

dwl  222  Jessie 
Albers  H.,  workman  Cal.  Sug.  Refinery,  cor  Bryant 

and  Eight 
Albers  Henry,  (Gatke  &  A.J  dwl  NW  cor  Seventh 

and  Mission 
Albers  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  11  Pacific 
Albers  Marcus,   groceries    and    liquors,    NE    cor 

Fointh  and  Clara,  and  225  Perry 
Albeit  Charles,  loiigshorenian,  dwl  906  Pac,  rear 
A\he\\lj&v;\»,(  Lewis  Albeit  Jj-  Co. y  dwl  148  Tehama 
Albert  Lewis  &  Co.,   (John    W.  Norton   Jr.,    and 

George  Hall)  teamsters,  pier  1   Stenart 
Albert  Rudolph,  physician,  office  and  dwl  720  How- 
ard 
Alberti  F.,  musician,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and 

Dupont 
Alberto  Antonio,  musician,  dwl  N  s  Dupont  alley 
Albertson  J.   A.,   physician,   office    and    dwl   105 

O'Farrell 
Albion  House,  1320  Stockton 
Alborilla  Anthony,   upholsterer   with    Goodwin  & 

Co.,  dwl  528  Bush 
Albrecht  August,  (Schroder  &  A.)  res  Sacramento 
Albrecht  John,  laborer  Broadway  Brewery,  dwl  637 

Broadway 
Albrecht  John,  tailor,  443  Bush 
Albrecht  John  B.,  clerk,  dwl  NW  cor   Seventeenth 

and  Dolores 
Albrecht  Joseph,   proprietor  Broadway   Brewery 

631  Broadway 
Albrecht  Joseph,    waiter    with    Mrs.  Mann,  850 

Market 


Albrecht  Louis,  jeweler  with  Charles  Lemme,  dwl 

909  Kearny 
Albrecht  Richard,  baker  and  confectioner,  109  Tay- 
lor 
Albright   Andrew,  milk  ranch,  Courtland  Av  nr 

San  Bruno  road 
Alburn  Luce,  teamster,  dwl  E  s  Sanchez  bet  Seven- 
teenth and  Eighteenth 
Alcavaga  Jos6,  groceries  and  fruits,  527  Broadway, 

ilwl  5J8  Vallejo 
Aid  Henry,  painter,  dwl  SW  cor  Front  and  Wash 
Alden  Abbey  W.,  furnished  rooms,  52  Second 
Alden  Edgar,  photographic  printer  with  C.  E.  Wat- 
kins,  dwl  N  s  Pac  bet  Mont  and  Kearny 
Alden  Gottlieb,  waiter  627  Commercial 
ALDEN  RICHARD   C,   chief  clerk  Subsistence 
Department  U.  S.  A.,  703  Market,  res  Oakland 
Alden  Samuel   B.,   policeman   City   Hall,   dwl  S  s 

Green  nr  Polk 
Aldermaun  Oscar,  laborer,  dwl  113  Minna 
Aldred  Robert,  laborer  with  San  Francisco  Gas  Co., 

dwl  46  Jessie 
Aldrich  A.  L.  Miss,  dressmaker,  314  Bush 
Aldrich  Allan,  wireworker,  dwl  1113  Stockton 
Aldrich  George  C,  upholsterer,  S  E  cor  Third  and 

Tehama,  dwl  217  Third 
Aldrich  W.  A.,  merchant,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Aldridge  Robert,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Aldridge  William,  laborer  with   William  H.  Nor- 
ton, dwl  Austin  nr  Gongh 
ALEMANY  JOSEPH  SADOC,  Most  Rev.  Arch- 
bishop of  San  Francisco,  dwl  628  California 
Alers  August,  physician,  (and  Alers  <&  LchmknhlJ 

dwl  722  Montgomeiy 
Alers  William,  merchant,  dwl  S  W  cor  Howard  and 

Russ 
ALEKS  &  LEHMKUHL,  {Avguxt  Alers  and  Hu- 
go H.  Lehmkiihl)  proprietors  Russian  and  Turk- 
ish baths,  722  Montgomery 
Alex  Joseph  F.,  National  Restaurant,  725  Pacific, 

dwl  10  Union  Place 
Alexander  Adolph,  tailor,  737  Market,  dwl  268  Te- 
hama 
ALEXANDER    BARTON    S.,   Brevet   Brigadier- 
General  U.  S.  A.,  office  533  Kearny,  dwl  30 
South  Park 
Alexander  Charles,  cigar  dealer,  dwl  6  Taylor 
Alexander  Charles,  foreman   Cal.  Dry  Dock,  dwl 

Hunter's  Point 
Alpxauder  Charles  M.,  clerk,  dwl  558  Howard 
Alexander  D.  &.  Co.,  manufacturers  cigars,  224  Cal- 
ifornia 
Alexander  David  (D.  Alexander  &   Co.)  dwl  570 

Minna 
Alexander   David  G.,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl 

cor  Twenty-first  Avenue  and  K,  South  S.  F. 
Alexander  Depas  (colored)  whitener,  N  E  cor  Fifth 

and  Howard 
Alexander  Eli,  fruits  and  vegetables,  18  Metropoli- 
tan Market,  dwl  984  Hari'ison 
Alexander  George,  cooper,  dwl  331  Fourth,  rear 
Alexander  George  W.,  carrier  Bulletin,  dwl  209 

Austin 
Alexander  Israel,  jeweler  with   B.  Morris  &.  Co., 

dwl  14  Scott 
ALEXANDER  J.  &  CO.,   {Jacob  and  Leo  Ash) 
importers  and  jobbers  clothing,  N  W  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Bush 
Alexander  Jacob  A.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  2  Clay,  dwl 

144  Silver 
Alexander  James,  bookkeeper,  dwl  235  Sixth 
Alexander  James,  tailor,  dwl  223  Stevenson 
Alexander  James,  tailor,  dvs'l  W   s  Columbia  nr 

Twenty-fifth 
Alexander  James,  wood  and  coal,  434  Sixth 
Alexander  John,  laborer  with  North  Pac.  Trans. 

Co.,  dwl  N  W  cor  Main  and  Folsom 
Alexander  Joseph  {J.  Alexander  &   Co.)  dwl  319 
Ellis 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Buttons  in  great  variety. 


BEDINQTON ,  HOSTETTEB  &  CO.,  Tlie  Wholesale  Druggists  of  the  Pacific  Coast. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [A]     DIRECTORY. 


Alexander  Joseph   D.,  nielter  S.  F.  Assaying  and 

defining  Works,  dwl  lUKi  Green 
Alex  indei-  Jjuiira  Mrs.,  (ii-essiiiiiker,  ti  Taylor 
Ale.\:ind:r  L.    L.,   cai-penter,   H.   C.   League,  128 

Kearny 
Alexander  Loui.s,  drayman,  dwl  W  s  Gnngh  nr  Grove 
Alexander   Lvmau,   lioop  skirt  nidniiikcutrer,  504 

Sixth,  dwl  01)8  Sixth 
AIexai;(ler  Maggie  Mit-s,  wliipmaker  with  Main  & 

Wiuiiiester,  dwl  ■i'-J3  Stevenson 
Alexander  Manuel,  slioemaker,  dwl  G3  Shipley 
Alexander  l\Iaiy,(<-olored)  (widow)dwl  lOlJti  Wash 
Alexander  Mendel,  hoots  and  slices,  508  C'omnier- 
i-ial.  dwl  \V  8  Eleventh  bet  Folsom  and  IIarri.-jOii 
Alexander  Meyer,  laundryniaii,  dwl  (>JJ  Vallejo 
Alexander  Miichell,  groeer,  {While  Pine)  dwl  347 

Clenieminii 
Alexander  Robert,  sliip  carpenter,  dwl  167  Silver 
Alexander  Philip,  fancy  goods,  llOUi  Stockton 
Alexiiider  Samuel,  clothing,  144  Steuurt 
Alexander  Saninel  O.,  (S.  0.  Alexander  <&  Co. )dwl 

125  0'Fariell 
Alexander   S.   H.,   carpenter,  H.    C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Alexander  Simon,  hats  and  caps  1100^  Pacific,  dwl 

1125  Dupont 
Alexanders.  O.  &  Co.,  {Abraham  Marcux)  manu- 
facturers and  importers  clothing,  4  Battery 
Alexander  Theodore,  dwl  !I14  Jackson 
Alexander  Thomas,  cook  with  Nicholas  Castis,  dwl 

N  .s  Jlinna  hei  Tliird  and  Fourth 
Alexander  \V.  F.,  express  wagon,  SW  cor  Clay  and 

Dupont,  dwl  NE  cor  Gouyh  and  Valejo 
Alexaudt-r  W.  H.,  (colored)  waiter,  dwl  1407  Dupont 
.Alexandie  Candine,  (widow)  dwl  171 1  Mason 
Alexis  Mine.,  French  laundry,  409  Sutter 
Alferiiz  Peter,  ( Dcllepiune  &  Co.)  dwl  437  Green 
Alfei's  Jack,  workman  Cal  Sugar  lietiuery,  cor  Bry- 
ant and  Eighth 
Alfrance  Charles,  restaurant,  dwl  845  Dupont 
ALGER  JAAIES  &  CO.,  opticians,  and  California 
Views,  311  Montifomery,  dwl  N  s  Pine  nr  Polk 
Algren  John,  carpenter,  dwl  958  Mission 
Alnanihra  HiiildinLr.  3j5  Bush 
ALHA.MBRA  THEATER,  William  H.  Smith  pro- 
prietor, 32.J  Bush 
Allan  John,  heraldic  aud  stone  seal  engraver,  302 

Montgomery 
Allan  -^larv,  (widow)  dressmaking  and  trimmings, 

311  Kitth 
ALLARDT   GEORGE   F.,   Chief  Engineer  Tide 
L;ind  Survey,  otlice  SVV  cor  Clay  and  Kearny, 
res  Oakland 
Allari   Henry  L.,  trader,  dwl  N  s  Waller  bet  Web- 
ster and  Buchanan 
Allari  Jo.-eph.  preserved  meats,  52  California  Mar- 
ket, dwl  9  Hardie  Place 
Alhlach  Joseph,  porter,  301  Front,  dwl  225  Sutter 
Alleghany  Consolidated  S.  M.  Co.,  (Sierra  Co.  Cal.) 

oOice  37  New  Merchants'  Exchange 
Allemaud   John,   cook,   647    Commercial,  dwl   G18 

"V'allejo 
Allen  A.,  havher,  dwl  19  Powell 
Allen  Addison  F.,  Couduclor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

::()3  Third 

Allen  Adeline  F.  Miss,  dressmaker,  131  Montgomery 

Allen    Alhert  J.,  foreman  6t.il)le8  Market  Street  R. 

R.,  dwl  N  s  Sixteenth  bet  Valencia  and  Second 

Avenue 

Allen  Alexander,  watchman  S.  F.  Pioneer   Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  cor  Larkiu  and  North  Point 
Allen   Alexander,  weaver,  dwl   W   s  Shofwell  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Allen   Alfred   D.,  miner,  dwl  W  s  Second  Av  bet 

Camp  and  Seventeenth 
Allen  Benjamin,  merchant,  dwl  515  Minna 
Allen  B.  K.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Allen  Bridget  Miss,  seamstress  with  E.  C.  Kennedy, 
217  Bush 


Allen  C.  C.  H.,  dyer,  dwl  18  Third 

Allen  Charles,  drayman,  dwl  109  Seventh 

Allen  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 

Allen  diaries,  waiter,  dwl  111  Morton 

Allen  Charles  E.,  salesman  with  Linforth,  Kellogg  & 

Co.,  dwl  SE  cor  Mission  Av  and  Seventh 
Allen    Charles  R.,  clerk  with  Bellingham  B<iy  Coal 

Co..  dwl  614  Third 
Allen  Charles  Kussell,  clerk  with  U.  S.  Quartermas- 
ter, dwl  1009  Mission 
Allen  Curtis   C,  wireworker  and  cagemaker,  437 

Biannan,  dwl  613  Jlission 
Allen  Daviii  H.,  clerk,  dwl  1412  Sacramento 
Allen  E.,  builder,  hds  American  Exch;inge 
Allen   E.  &.  Co.,  CAuf^iisie  l^uAe/wy  seedsmen  and 

florists,  16  Post 
Allen   Edward,  conductor  Market  street  E.  B.,  dwl 

depot 
Allen  Edward,  lodgings,  589  ^Market  and  11  Second, 

(and  E.  Allen  &  Co.)  dwl  .589  Market 
Allen  Edward,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Allen  Edward  F.saw  mnker  with  Pacific  Saw  Man- 
ufacturing Co.,  dwl  1303  Mfinlgomery 
Allen  Edward  O.  H.,  druggist,  dwl  910  Leaven- 
worth, lear 
Allen  lidwin,  cutter  with  I.  51.  Wentwortb  &  Co., 

dwl  34  Haves 
Allen  E.  M.,  dwl  5  26  Hownrd 
Allen  Esther,  (widow)  dwl  -..67  Minna 
Allen  Eugene  A.,  sawyer  with  B.  &  J.   S.  Doe,  dwl 

75  Clementina 
Allen  Frances,   (widow)    dwl  S  8   Thirteenth   het 

Valencia  and  Mission 
Allen  George,  clerk  with  Renton,  Smith  &  Co. 
Allen  George,    longshoreman,  dwl    E  s  Main    bet 

Howard  and  Folsoin 
Allen  George  A.,  steamboat  pilot,  dwl  911i  Folsoni 
Allen  George  F.,  paints  and  glass  dealer,  dwl  W  s 

Capp  bet  Tweniy-Fii  SI  and  Twenty-Second 
Allen  Hannah,  iwidow)  dwl  .59  Jessie 
Allen  Heniy,   bookkeeper  with  Alfred  S.  Iredale, 

A\\\  565  Mission 
Allen  Henry  H.,  whitener  and  plasterer,  17  Fourth, 

dwl  338  Minna 
Allen  Heiirj"  M.,  merchant,  dwl  321  Eddy 
Allen  Hugh,  nurseryman  and  florist,  SW  cor  Bu- 
chanan aud  McAllister 
ALLEN  ISAAC  S.,  secretary  San  Francisco  Benev- 
olent Association,   office  10  Webb,   dwl   10:^8 
Pine 
Allen  James,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Allen  James,   (colored)    cook,  dwl  San  Jose  Road 

nr  Five  Mile  House 
Allen  James,  hostler  Front  St.  M.  &  O.  E.  E  ,  dwl 

N  s  Pacific  l)et  Gough  and  Octavia 
Allen  James,  laborer  with  Pacific  Ridling  Mill  Co., 

dwl  Eighth  Av  bet  C  and  D,  South  S  F 
Allen  James,  m.iriner,  dwl  214  Sieu;irt 
Allen  James,  taiLir,  dwl  8  Hunt 
Allen  James  Mrs.,  dwl  1121  Hyde 
Allen  James  N.,  atrent,  dwl  826  Greenwich 
Allen  J.  C,  teamster  with  R.  &  J.  Jloiton 
Allen  Jeremiah  E..  liijuor  saloon,  18  Washington 
Allen  John,  boatnian,  dwl  16  Ritch,  rear 
Allen  John,  carpenter,  dwl  NE  cor  Broadway  and 

Leavenworth 
Allen  John,  diayman  with  Turner  &,  Harvey,  dwl 

1303  Montgomery 
Allen  John,  hardware,  735  Pacific,  dwl  W  8  First 

Av  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Allen  John,  laborer,  dwl  47  Everett 
Allen  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  Green's  Court  nr 

Howard 
Allen  John,  tailor  with   Henry  Collin,   dwl   1309 

Pacific 
Allen  John,  teacher  music,  dwl  1914  Mason 
Allen  John,  waiter,  dwl  SW'  cor  Wash  and  .Sansom 
Allen  John  P.  Jr.,  assistant  secretary  San  Francisco 
Benevolent  Association,  10  Webb 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUHANCiiJ  CO,  is  the  most  progressive  Company  on  the  Coast. 


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Allen  Jolm  S.,  liquor  saloon,  724  Pacific 

Allen  Joseph,  blacksmith,   dwl   N  8  Branuan  nr 

Ei^lith 
Allen  J.  W.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Allen  L.  Mrs.,  asHistant  teacher  Tyler  St.  Primary 

School,  dwl  ISOCMiison 
Alien  Leverett  I,  oj'sters  and  clams,  Union  Market, 

dwl  :)0-)  Fifth 
Allen  L.  H.,  merchant,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Allen  Lizzie  S.,  adjuster   U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  902 

Montgomery 
Allen  Lorenzo  D..  principitl  Wasltinpjton   Grammar 

School,  dwl  N  E  cor  Pine  and  Laguiui 
Allen    Lorenzo   II.,  clams  and  oysters,  dwl  Long 

Bridge 
Allen  L    S.  &  Co.,  (Daniel  S.  Small)  shipwrights, 

cauliiers  and  sparmal<ers,  8  Culifornia 
Allen  Lumber  S.,  [L.  S.  Alkn  &  Co.)  res  Oakland 

Point 
Allen  !\Iary  Miss,  dwl  7G  Clementina 
Allen  Michael,  groceries  and  liquors,  S  W  cor  Minna 

and  Mary 
ALLEN  JL'VV.  &  CO..  carriage  manufacturers,  S 

E  cor  Fourth  and  Silver 
Allen    Myron  W.,   {M.  W.  Allen  Jr  Co.)  dwl  149^ 

Silver 
Allen   Oliver  P.,  bookkeeper  Bank   of  California, 

dwl  1421  Hyde 
Allen  Peleg  C,  asphaltiun  roofer,  dwl  1G4  Jessie 
Allen  Peier,  clerk  with  Lazard  Freres,  dwl  2217 

Howard 
Allen  Prter  H.,  teamster  with  J.  Schwegerle  &  Co., 

dwl  549  Fouith 
Allen  Peter  J.,  teamster,  dwl  Ws  Valencia  bet  Six- 
teenth and  Seventeenth 
Allen  liobert,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Kentucky  nr  Sierra 
Allen   Robert  E.  O.  ii.,  compositor  Morning  Call, 

dwl  IMO  Leavenworth,  rear 
Allen  Smith  M.,  teamster.  515  Market 
ALLEN  THEODORE  H.  A-  CO.,  r  Thomas  YoungJ 

stevedores,  ofliee  Cowell's  wharf 
Allen  Theodore  H.,  {Theodore  H.  Allen  4'  Co. J  dwl 

Lick  House 
Allen  Thomas,  gasfitter,  dwl  41  Everett 
Allen  Thomas,   operator  Western  Union  Telegraph 

Co.,  dwl  267  Minna 
Allen  Thomas,  pressman  with  Cubeiy  &   Co.,  dwl 

2(5?  Jessie 
Allen  William,  carpenter,  dwl  225  Jessie 
Allen  William,  laborer,  535  Mei'chant,  dwl  514  Pine 
Allen  William,   laboier   with  Fletcher   &   Bellmer, 

dwl  S  E  cor  Sacramento  and  Leidesdorlf 
Allen  William,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Allen  William,  molder  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  313 

Beale 
Allen  William,  watchman  Front  St.  M.  &.  O.  R.  R. 

depot,  dwl  S  8  Austin  nr  Polk 
Allen  William,  Jr..  sci-oll  sawyer  with   Kragen  & 

Geishaker,  dwl  311  Beale 
Allen  William  A.,  stevedore,  dwl  124  Bernard 
Allen  William  B.,  reporter  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl 

i  010  Powell 
Allen  William  F.,  clerk  with  Junius  G.  Foster,  Cliff 

House 
Allen  William   H.,  attorney  at  law,  office  -522  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  N  W  cor  Powell  and  Ellis 
Allen  William    R.,  bookkeeper   with   Walmsley   & 

Siiiirh,  dwl  W  s  Scott  bet  Turk  and  Tyler 
Allen  William  R.,  real  estate,  dwl  810  Leav.  rear 
Allen  W.  T.,  actor,  dwl  325^  Bush 
Allen— See  Allyn 

Allers  Charles  W.,  night  watchman  California  Mar- 
ket, dwl  906  Folsom 
Alley  Alfred  G.,  coo])er,  dwl  9  Verona  Phice 
Alley   Charles   H.,  stocktttter  with  Buckingham  &. 

Hecht,  dwl  Market  nr  Twelfth 
Alley  Diniel,  capitalist,  dwl  427  Bush 
Alley  William  H.,  stevedore,  dwl  N  s  Greenwich 
bet  Sansom  and  Montgomery 


.\IIione  Francisco,  chop  house  ,  1324  Stockton 
Allione  Henry,  waiter  with  Francisco  Allione,  1324 

Stockton' 
Alliot  Emanuel,  ladies'  hairdresser,  504  Bush 
Allis  Philip  S.,  ( Ansbro  &  Co.)  dwl  S  W  cor  Bush 

and  Steiner 
Allison  Charles,  shipwright,  dwl  317  Fremont 
Allison  David  E.,  (Al/isnn  &  Co.)  dwl  316  Davis 
Allison  Frank  J.,  s. desman  with  Bravei  man  &  Levy, 

dwl  615  Mason 
Allison  Oscar,  porter  with  Feldbusch  &  Co.,  dwl 

10  Natoma 
Allison  Ranch  M.  Co.,  (Grass  Valley)  office  411^  Cal 
Allison  Thomas  R.,   bookkeeper  A.  R.  C.  Ice  Co., 

dwl  718  B.itfery 
ALLISON  &  CO.,  {David  E.   Allison)  fruit  and 

produce  commission,  309  and  311  Washington 
AUis.son  F'rancois,   cook,  dwl  NE    cor  Broadway 

and  Kearny 
Alluian  .John,  capitalist,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Allinan  John,  tanner,  dwl  6-iO  Brainian 
.\ll|)ort  Thomas  H.,  mariner,  dwl  915  Montgomery 
Allwordeu  John,  bar-keeper  931  Kearny,  dwl  NVV 

cor  Kearny  and  Broadway 

Allvne  John  W.  {All>/nc&  ^\hitf■)  dwl  919  Jackson 

ALLYNIO  &  WHITE,   (John   W   Alhjne.  &    Wm. 

H.   White)  importers   and   jobbers  oils,  lumps, 

etc.,    121-125  Cal,   and   proprietors  Pacific  Oil 

and  Kerosene  Works,  cor  Chestnut  and  Taylor 

Almeda    Francisco,   mariner,   dwl  S  s  Commercial 

bet  Diumm  and  East 
Almi-do  Manuel,  cook,  6-^0  Pacific 
ALMSHOUSE   CITY  AND  COUNTY,  A\  miles 

from  City  Hall 
Almy  Moses  13.,  salesman  with  Wilmerding  &  Kel- 
logg, dwl  5  Kearny 
Almyglirun  Charles,  baker,  International  Hotel 
AInut  Walter,  waiter,  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Alonso  Joseph,  cigar  maker  with  Weil  &  Co.,  dwl 

3  St.  Charles  Place 
Alonzi  Ch.,  cook,  dwl  NE  cor  Bdw)'  and  Kearny 
Alpen  Hermann,  bo:itman.  dwl  15J5  Dupont 
ALPERS   CHARLES,    Metropolitan  Band,  office 
228  Bush,  dwl  SE  cor  Powell  and  Greenwich 
Alpers  Peter,  laborer  with  Eisea  Bros.,    dwl   16 

Stevenson 
Alpha  Consolidated  S.  M.  Co.,   (Gold  Hill,  Nev.) 

office  419  Cal 
Alphouse  Hyaciulhe,  hairdresser,  dwl  729  Wash- 
ington 
Alsaldo  Roccho,  laborer  with  D.  Ghirardelli,  dwl  SE 

cor  Broadway  and  Sansom 
Alsdorf  Bertha   Miss,  saleswoman  with   Abraham 

Regan 
Alsenz  Jacob,  shoemaker,  915  Post,  dwl  1510  Post 
Alsgood  Frederick,  clerk  with  Heury  Lange,  dwl 

SW  cor  Dora  and  Folsom 
Alsgood  Frederick, vegetables,  Grand  Central  Mark- 
et, dwl  547  Jessie 
Alsina  Frederick,  fisherman,  dwl  S  s  Merchant  bet 

Druinm  and  E  ist 
Alsop  John,  umbrella  maker,  346  Bush,  dwl  4  Clara 

L'lne 
ALSOP'S  BUILDING,  411  and  413  California 
Alsiiom  John,  bootmaker,  dwl  1316  Dupont 
Alt  Christopher,  bootmaker,  608  Vallejo 
Alt  Martha  Mrs.,  drt-ssmaker,  dwl  6I35  Stockton 
ALTA  CALIFORNIA   BUILDING,  529  Cal 
ALTA  CALIFORNIA  NEWSPAPER  (daily  and 
weekly)   Fred.  MacCrellish  &  Co.  proprietors 
and  publishers,  office  529  Cal 
ALTA  LODGINGS,  Ralston   <fe   Cottrell  proprie- 
tors, .536  Sacramento 
Altenius  John  <fe  Co.,  (George  Roller)  bakery,  W  s 

Folsom  bet  Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second 
Altenberg  Peter  F.,  merchant,  528  Kearny 
Altent)erg  Rosalie  Mrs.,  cloaks  and  millinery,  528 

Kearny 
Altenburg  Charles,  cook,  228  Kearny 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO..  116  Sansom  Street.  Tankee  Notions. 


HEDINGTON    HOSTETTEB  &  CO.,  Tho  great  Drug  and  Patent  Medicine  Depot 


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Altenbui'^  Ernest,  bookkeeper  witli  A.  S.  Rosen- 

banm  &.  Co.,  dwl  822  Greenwich 
Altbausen  George,  brewer  Philadelphia  Brewery, 

dwl  228  Second 
Altbof  Puniest  (T.&  E.  Allhof)  dwl    622  Market 
Altbof  Herniauu  [Althnf  df  Bahh)  dwl  11  OTar- 

rel 
Altbof  Tbeodore  &  Ernest,  Bay  Oyster  Saloon,  626 

Market 
Altbof  Tbeodore  [T.  &  E.  Althof)  dwl  622  INFarket 
Altbof  &    Balila,  {Hermann  Althof  &    J.    ^^'.    F. 
Bahh)   bookbindera    and    blank  book  mauu- 
facturertu,  42o  Clay 
Altmun  Harris,  tailor,  dwl  30  Everett  rear 
Altaian  T.,  (widow)  dwl  o  Filbert  Place 
Altuiann   Jacob,  tailor  with  Heuiy  Borkbim,  dwl 

536  Pacific 
A\\.mi\\(^v  K:dvo\\,  (Einstein  Bros.  Sf-  Co.)   dwl   115 

EHdv 
Altniayei-  Abraham,  (Einstein  Bros.    Sf  Co.)  dwl 

11*5  Taylor 
Altmon  Jacob,  piinter,  dwl  209  Leidesdorff 
Alton  Frank,  grain   sampler  with   I.    Friedlander, 

dwl  904  Jackson 
Alton  J.  A.,  (widow)  boarding,  904  Jackson 
Altoona  Gravel  Mining  Co.,  (Grass  Valley)  office  28 

Merchants'  Exchange 
Altpeter  Charles,  cabinet   maker,  dwl  Amherst  nr 

Henry 
Abridge  Joseph,  butcber  Lick  House,  dwl  12  Hunt 
Altscliul  Eiiiil,  bookkeeper  with  William  Meyer  & 

Co.,  dwl  736  Vallejo 
Altscliul  Leopold,  (Mayfeld  Sf  Co.)  dwl  655  Mission 
Altecbul    Ludwig,  ( Ludwig  Altschvl  Sf   Co.)  dwl 

1007  Powell 
Altscbul  Ludwig  &  Co.,  (Louis  Taussig)  importers 

and  jobbers  wines  and  liquors,  709  Sausom 
Altsbnlers   Levi,  variety  store,  S  a  Sixteenth   nr 

First  Avenue 
Altube  Bernard,  real  estate,  dwl    1414  Kearny,  rear 
Altube  Pedro  (Louis  Feres  di-  Co.)  dwl  9  Dikemau 

Place 
Altvater  David,  laborer  National  Mills,  dwl  1227 

Diipont 
Alvardo  Juan  C,  attorney  at  law,  73  Montgomery 

Block,  res  Oakland 
Alvarado  Juan  Y.,  hostler  with  Nathan  &  O'Neil, 

dwl  207  Sutter 
Alvarado  Pascuala  Mrs.,  dwl  5  Prospect  Place 
Alvard  John,  U.  S.  mail  agent,  dwl  N\V   cor  Wash- 
ington and  Sansom 
Alvarez    Augustine,    sinchemaker,    dwl    Caroline 

Place 
Alvarez  Francisco,  cigarmaker  with  Cobo,  Martinez 

&.  Co.,  dwl  301  Vallejo 
Alvarez  &.  Co.,  (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturers,  25 

Webb 
Alver  John,  waiter,  dwl  NW  cor  Broadway  and 

Kearny 

Alves,  Estelita  &  Moreiro,   (Jesse  Alves,  Miguel 

Estclita  and  Rodriguez   Moreiro)  proprietors 

Azorians  and  Americans  Hotel,  420-422  Drunim 

Alves  Jesse,  (Alves,  Estelita  Jp  Moreiro)  dwl   420 

Drumm 
Alves  Joseph,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
Alvey  Charles  W.,  stoves  aud  tinware,  911  Kearny, 

dwl  1813  Stockton 
Alviar  Francisco,  sorter  with    Charles   Harley   tfc 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Vallejo  and  Dupont 
Alvord  Alfred,  dwl  564  Folsom 
Alvord  Frank,  carpenter  with  T.  M.  Quackenbush, 

dwl  416  Green 
ALVORD   WILLIAM,  President   Pacific  Rolling 
Mill  Co.,  and  \'ice- President  Pacific  Ins.   Co., 
office  422  California,  dwl  564  Folsom 
Alwav  James,  carpenter,  dwl  Empire  Lodgings 
AMADOU  MINING  CO.,  (Amador  county)    office 

410  Montgomery 
Amaris  B.,  laundry,  dwl  805  Filbert 


Amark  Frederick,  cigar  maker  with  Cobo,  Marti- 
nez &  Co.,  dwl  460  Sixth 

Amberg  .Joseph,  barber,  N  s  Sixteenth  nr  Valencia 

Ambler  Benjamin,  (  Wilson  &  Co.)  dwl  873  .Mission 

Anibournson  L.  G.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  727    Union 

Anil)rose ,  pjinter,  dwl  431  Pine 

Ambrose  James,  (Burns  &  A.)  dwl  S  s  Grove  bet 
Octavirt  and  Laguna 

Ambrosio  B.,  with  Prosper  May,  dwl  37  Sic 

Ambrosins  Maas,  butcher  with"  Leopold  Miller,  94 
California  mai'ket 

Ame  Paul,  laundry,  11  John 

Aniedee  Peter,  merchant,  dwl  409  Poet 

Amend  Charles  W.,  druggist  with  Emil  Frese,  324 
Clay 

Amend  Emil,  carpenter,  dwl  731  Pacific 

AMERICAN  CLOCK  CO.,  General  Agents  E.  N. 
Welch,  New  Haven,  SetbTbomas,  Gilbert  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  Welch,  Spring  &,  Co.,  A.  S.  Hoicb- 
kiss  &  Co.,  and  Setb  Thomas'  Sons  &  Co., 
Henry  Molineux.  agent,  310  Sansom 

AMERICAN  EXCHANGE  HOTEL, Timothy  Sar- 
gent proprietor,  319-325  Sansom 

American  II.  &  Co.,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  614 
Market 

American  Henry,  (H.  American  &  Co.)  dwl  351 
Minna 

American  Home  Missionary  Society,  Rev.  J.  H. 
Warren  Superintendent,  office  502  Montgomery 

American  Lloyds,  Amos  Noyes,  agent,  406  Cal 

American  Mining  Co.,  (Gold  Hill,  ?\cv.)  office  37 
New  Merchant  Exchange 

AMERICAN  RUSSIAN  COMMERCIAL  ICE 
CO.,  D.  E.  Martin  Siip«rintcr.dent,  office  718 
Battery 

AMERICAN  SAW  CO.,  S.  O.  Putnam,  general 
agent,  office  606  Front 

American  Sundny  School  Union,  William  F.  Peters 
agent,  office  420  Montiromerv 

AMERICAN  TRACT  SOCIETY,  Rev.  Frederick 
E.  Shearer,  district  secretai'v,  757  Market 

Amerige  George,  printer,  dwl  100  Stockton 

Amerman  Isaac,  ( Amerman  &  Howell)  res  San  Le- 
andro 

AMERMAN  &  HOWELL,  (Lsaac  Amerman  and 
Joseph  L.  HoiccU)  stationery,  624  .Montgomery 

Ames  A.  A.,  local  editor  Alta  California,  dwl  1423 
California 

Ames  Benjamin  F.,  drayman  with  Davis  &  Cowell, 
dwl  oil  Stevenson 

Ames  F.  G.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Silver  Street 

Primary  School,  dwl  333  Jessie 
Ames  Fisher,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  373  Brannan 
Ames  Frank  M.,  salesman  with  Haynes  &  Lawton, 

dwl  611  Market 
Ames  Fred.  F.,  clerk  with  Reid  &  Brooks,  dwl  25 

Ellis 
Ames  George  H.,  freight  clerk  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great  Re- 
public, dwl  1512  Folsom 
Ames  Mary,  (widow)  nurse,  dwl  Es  Laguna  urLily 
Ames  Orville  T.,  real  estate,  dwl  SE  cor  Eighth 

and  Clementina 
Amesbury  Thomas,  (Longfellow  &  A.)  dwl  Islais 

Creek  nr  Seventeenth  Avenue 
Amling    Freak    L.,    special    policeman,   dwl  1624 

Powell 
Amner  Thomas,  machinist  Jitua  Iron  Works,  dwl 

503  Fourth 
Amos  Frederick  R.,  agent  New  England  Soap  and 
Tallow  Works,  office  219  Clay,  res  Alameda  Co. 
Amos  John,  silversmith  with  W.  K.  Vanderslice  & 

Co.,  dwl  810  Mongomery 
Amos  John  T.,  millwright,  dwl  1506  Leavenworth 
Amos  Zachariah,  lumberdealer,  dwl  536  Ellis 
Amrine    Henry,  tailor  with  Augustus  Imhrie,  dwl 

207  Post 
Amundsen  August,  upholsterer  with  E.  C.  Kennedy, 
dwl  E  8  Harrison  bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty- 
fourth 


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SOLE     AOEVTS     FOR    THE: 

E.  N.  Wklch  Mankg.  Co.  ;  New  Haven  Clock  Co.  ; 

Seth  Thomas  Clock  Co.  ;   Seth  Thomas'  Sons  &  Co.  • 

GiLHERT  Manfg.  Co.  ;    Welch,  Spring  &  Co. 


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and 


CI.OCK   MATERIAL, 

OF     KVERY     UKSCKIPTIOK. 

Agents  for  Jones  &  Go's  Eegulators  for  Jewelers. 

A.  S.  HdTCHKISS  &  COS  TOWER  CLOCKS. 

Catalogues  and   Price   Lists   sent  on  application. 
OFFICE    AND   WAREROOMS, 

310   Sansom    Street^    San    Francisco. 


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MANUFACTURERS    OF 


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ftlso,  DIAMOND,  ENAMELED  AND  QUARTZ  JEWELRY  MADE  TO  ORDER. 


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IMI'ORTKKS,    JoliliKKS    AND     Kl'.T  Ml.KKS     IN 

CHINA,  GLASS  AND  EARTHEN  WARE, 

Britannia  and  Plated  Ware, 

LAMPS,  CHIMNIES,  ETC. 

340  Kearny  Street, 


NKAR    SACKAMKNru. 


SAN   FRANCISCO. 


Particular  attention  paid  to  fitting  up  Saloons,    , 
Restaurants,  etc.  ;   also,  to  packing  Goods   for 
the  Interior  or  Coast  Trade. 


JAS.  ALGER  k  CO.,  OPTICIANS, 


IDEA.I1.EPIS    IN" 


Optical,  Mathematical  &  Philosophical  Instruments, 

BRAZILIAN  PEBBLE   SPECTACLES, 

Stereoscopes  and  Stereoscopic  Vie'^^s. 

WifctMmM^  OibMf ojpjala  Vte^^s  Imw  M^^%®^ 


311  MONTGOMERY  STREET,  bet  California  and  Pine, 
SAN  FRANCISCO. 


C.  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Jewelry  and  Albums. 


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Amy  Gnstave,  salesman,  17  Battery,  dwl  403  Kearny 
Amy  Oscar,  clerk  with  Samuel  Brauiian,  dwl  1301 

Mason 
Anceriui  John,  gardener,  dwl  215  Broadway 
Anchor  Consolidated    Mining  Co.,  (Treasure  City, 

iVciJ.;  office  41 9  California 
Anda  Rasmus,  co()k  Baltic  House,  20  Commercial 
Anderfuien  Cliarles,   jiatternmaker   with  John   M. 

Stockman,  <i\vl  753  Mission 
Auderfuren  John,  tailor,  755  Mission 
Anderfureii  W.  G.,  p.itternmaker  with  J.  M.  Stock- 
man, dwl  755  Mission 
Anderle  Adrien,  laborer  with  August  Weyer,  dwl 

1709  Powell 
Anderluud  Heiuiau,  carpenter,  dwl  535   Howard, 

rear 
Andersen  John,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  1031  Mont 
Andersen  Peter,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  1031  Mont 
Anderson  Abraham,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  235  Steven- 
son 
Anderson  Alexander,  mariner,  dwl  156  Steuart 
Anderson  Anders,  carpenter,  bds  20  Coiiinieicial 
Anderson  Andrew,  captain  schooner  Brilliant,    pier 

13  Steuart 
Anderson  Andrew,  liquor  saloon,  250  Spear 
Anderson  Andrew,  tnariner,  dwl  32  Steu;irt 
Anderson  Andrew,  mariner,  dwl  30  Pacific 
Anderson    Andrew,    special    policeman,  dwl  349 

Tehama 
Anderson  Andrew  P.,  flour  packer  National  Flour 

Mills,  dwl  258  Minna 
Anderson   A.    P.,    carpenter,   H.  C.   League,   128 

Kearny 
Anderson  August,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Anderson  Augustus  H.,  pressman,   dwl  3  Hardie 

Place 
Anderson  Benjamin,  carpenter  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  cor 

Berry  and  Madden 
Anderson  Bowley,   (Anderson    Sf   Brother)    dwl 

221   xMinua 
Anderson    C.   A.    Mrs.,    assistant    teacher   Lincoln 

Grammar  School,  dwl  200  Stockton 
Anderson  Carl  G.  G.,  barkeeper,  531  California,  dwl 

704  Powell 
Anderson  Catherine  Mrs.,  upholsteress  with   Frank 

G.  Edwards,  dwl  ti  Prospect  Place 
Anderson  C.  Elliot,  clerk,  dwl  34  Perry 
Anderson  Charles,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Anderson  Charles,  collector,  dwl  916  Vallejo 
Anderson   Charles,     longshoreman,    dwl    NE  cor 

Spear  iuul    Mission 
Anderson  Charles,  lumberman,  dwl  cor  Spear  and 

Hijward 
Anderson  Charles,  seaman,  bds  SW  cor  Market  and 

Steuart 
Anderson  Charles  A.,  (Anderson  &  Go. J   dwl  525 

Tehama 
Anderson  Charles   D.,   ( DaU.on  A.,  i^  Gray)  dwl 

18  Moss 
Anderson   Charles  E.,    attorney  at   law,   dwl    34 

Perry 
Anderson   Christian,  fisherman,  dwl  S  s  Lombard, 

bet  Kearny  and  Montgomery 
Anderson  Christian,  seaman,  bds  20  Commercial 
Anderson  David,  watchmaker,  dwl  1117  Kearny 
Anderson  Edmund,   carpenter,    H.  C.   League,  128 

Kearny 
Andei-son  Edward,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Anderson  E.  N.,  tailor,  dwl  235  Sutter,  rear 
Anderson  Francis,  (colored)  furnished   rooms,    828 

CL.y 
Anderson  Francis,  cabinet  maker,  dwl  142  Perry 
Anderson  Francis  A.,  (Anderson  &  Bro.)   dwl  221 

Minna 
Anderson  Fiuncis  B.,  (McCusker  &  Co.)  dwl  W  s 

Eleventh  nr  Folsom 
Anderson  Frank,  dwl  119  O'Farrell 
Anderson  Frank  O.,  cabinet  maker  with   L.   &  E. 
Emanuel,  dwl  142  Third 


Anderson  Frank   P.,  special   policeman,   dwl   612 

Greenwich 
Anderson     Frederick,  cabinetmaker     with  N.   G. 

Norden,dwl  13  Clinton 
Anderson    Frederick,  fiameraaker  with     Snow  & 

Roos.  dwl  275  Clara 
Anderson  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Anderson  George,  bricklayer  with  Geo.  D.  Nagle 
Anderson  George,  clerk,  dwl  SW  cor   Washington 

and  Sanson! 
Anderson  George,  machinist,  dwl  2.t^  Zoe 
Anderson  George,  restaurant  East  bet.  Jackson  and 

Pacific,  dwl  10  Jackson 
Anderson  George  W.,  driver  with  Samuel  E.  Oak- 
ley 
Anderson  Gnstave,  cook,  dwl  E  s  White  bet  Green 

and  Vallejo 
Anderson  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  329  Vallejo 
Anderson  Henry  A.,  printer  with  A,  Waldstein,  dwl 

3  Hardie  Place 
ANDERSON  HENRY  C,  oysters,  45  Washington 

Market,  dwl  917  Greenwich 
Anderson  Hugh,  photographer,  dwl  27i  Fourth 
Anderson    Isaac,    laborer  Genesee  flour  mill,   res 

Oakland 
Anderson  James,  bookkeeper  with  Thomas  Boyne, 

45  Vallejo 
Anderson  James,  hostler  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  241 

Tehama 
Anderson  James,  laborer  S.   F.   Cordage  Factory, 

dwl  SW  cor  Iowa  and  Sierra 
Anderson  James,  bds  20  Commercial 
Anderson  James,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Anderson  James,  sea  captain,  dwl  8  Freelon 
Andei'son  James,  tailor,  dwl  G41  Pacific 
Anderson   James,  waiter  S.  S.  Senator,  North  Pac. 

Trans.  Co 
Anderson  James,  (Anderson  Sf  Randolph)  dwl  169 

Minna 
Anderson  James  W.,  jeweler  with  Hubash  &  Kutz, 

dwl  169  Minna 
Anderson   Jehu,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Eddy  bet  Scott 

and  Pierce 
Anderson  John,  dwl  421  Bush 
Anderson  John,  captain  schooner  Loreuz  and  Wil- 
liam, Com.  street  wharf 
Anderson  John,  carpenter,  dwl  NW  cor  Berry  and 

Third 
Anderson   John,  farmer,   oflice   622   Clay,  dwl   De 

Haro  nr  Solano 
Anderson  John,  laborer  with  Black  Diamond  Coal 

Co.,  dwl  230  Folsom 
Anderson  John,  laliorer  -with  Hodgkin  &  Co.,  dwl 

Eighth  Avenue  nr  L,  South  S  F 
Anderson  Jolui,  longshoreman,  dwl  NE  cor  Folsom 

and  Beale 
Anderson  John,  lumberman,  dwl  SE  cor  Market  and 

East 
Anderson  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Anderson  John,  proprietor  Ocean  House,  407  and 

409  Drumm 
Anderson  John,  tailor,  dwl  742  Pine 
Anderson  John,  tailor,  dwl  1316  Dupont 
Anderson  John,  restaurant,  783  Market,  dwl   834 

Market 
Anderson  John,  watchman  Merchants  Dry  Dock 
Anderson  John,  (Anderson   i!j-  Matheson)  dwl  306 

Green 
Anderson  John  Jr.,  captain  schooner  Ino,  dwl  335 

Bryant 
Anderson  John  F.,  (colored)   painter,   958  Mission 

dwl  1021  Pacific 
Anderson  John  M.,  (widow)  dwl  .539  O'Farrell 
ANDERSON  JOHN  M.,  wood  and  coal,  775  Mar- 
ket, dwl  200  Stockton 
Anderson  Joseph    D.,  clerk  with  Phipps  &  Flenni- 

ken,  dwl  1632  Sacramento 
Anderson  Julius,  cigars  and  tobacco,  130  Kearny, 
dwl  212  Post 


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Anderson    Julius,    pliipcarpenter,    dwl     John    G. 

Noi'IIi'r  wave,  Poiieio 
AnderBon  Lars,  laundry,  dwl  1315  Jnckson 
Aiiderson  Laiiclilan  C,  moldei-  Pacific  Iron  Works, 

dwl  37  Tehama 
AnderBon  Maria  Mrs.,  ladies  nnrse,  266  Minna 
Anderson  Marshal,  wood  and  coal,  dwl  200  Stockton 
Anderson  Mary  Mrs.,  dwl  20  Mission,  rear 
Anderson  Matliew  A.,  ninsician,  dwl  630  Sntier 
Anderson  Niels,  steward  Jiiissian  batiis,  dwl  .')24  Pac 
Anderson  Niles  E.,  steaoiboat  captain,  dwl  10   Oak 

Grove  Avenne 
Andeison  N'ils.  seaman,  bds  20  Commercial 
Anderson  N.  Thomas,  stevedore,  dwl  W  a  Sansom 

bet  Union  and  Green 
Anderson  Oliver,  tanner  with  Funcke    &   Wasser- 

nian,  dwl  W  b  Seventh  nr  Brannan 
Anderson     Peter,     cabinetmaker    with    Schreiber, 

Eobr  it  Co.,  dwl  1031  IMontgomery 
Anderson  Peter,  editor  and  proprietor  Pacific  Ap- 
peal, office  SW  cor  Merchant  and  Sansom,  dwl 
Hinckley  Place 
Anderson  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folgom 
Anderson  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Anderson  Peter,  mate  schooner  Mary  Ellen,  Wash- 
ington St.  wharf 
Anderson  Peter,  sea  captain,  dwl  976  Folsom 
Anderson  Peter  W.,  f  Anderson  <Sr  Irving)  dwl  713 

Bush 
Anderson  Philip,  laborer  with  William  Patterson, 

dwl  W  8  San  Bruno  Road  nr  Twenty-Eighth 
Andeison  Pierre  A,  wiiiebottler  with  Eberhardt  & 

Lachman,  dwl  90  Everett 
Anderson  Richard,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Anderson  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  Mount  Hood  House 
Anderson  Robert,  clerk,  dwl  325^  Bush 
Anderson  Robert  H.,  longshoreman,  dwl  15  Fred- 
erick 
Anderson  Samuel  H.,  master  mariner,  dwl  2  So- 
noma Pliice 
Anderson  Simon,  clerk,  737  Jackson,  dwl  717  Vallejo 
Anderson  T.,  laborer  vi'ith  Carmen  Island  Salt  Co., 

dwl  42  Ecker 
Anderson   Thomas,   carpenter,  H.  C.   League,   128 

ANDERSON  THOMAS,  Empire  Coal  Yard,  737 
Jackson,  (and  Pres.  Mutual  Provident  Associa- 
tion, 409  California)  dwl  408  Eddy 

Anderson  Thomas,  seaman,  dwl  34  Frederick 

Anderson  Thomas,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  632  Third 

Anderson  Walter  B.,  special  policeman,  dwl  807 
Mason 

Anderson  Warren,  jeweler,  dwl  Es  Selina  Place 

Anderson  William,  engineer  S  F.  Cordage  Factory, 
dwl  W  8  Indiana  nr  Sierra 

Anderson  William,  extraman  H.  and  L.  Co.  No.  1, 
S.  F.  F.  D.,  22  0'Farrell 

Anderson  William,  laborer,  dwl  Ecker  nr  Folsom 

Anderson  U'illiain,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 

Anderson  William  B.,  clerk  with  H.  B.  Tichenor 
&  Co.,  dwl  335  Bryant 

Anderson  William  G.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  E  8 
Illinois  bft  Shasta  and  Napa 

Anderson  William  H.,  (colored)  barkeeper,  822 
Pacific 

Anderson  William  H.,  shipcalker,  dwl  311  Har- 
rison 

Anderson  W.  R.,  barkeeper  Boston  House,  31 
Pacific 

Anderson  &  Brother,  Ci?ott7ey  Sr  Frank  Anderson) 
carriage  bnildei-s,  815  Market 

ANDERSON  &  CO.,  ( Charles  A.  Anderson)  vi'mes 
and  liquors,  2')y  Jackson 

ANDERSON  &  IRVING,  (Peter  W.  Anderson  & 
Samuel  Irving)  gents'  furnishing  goods,  141 
Montgomery 

ANDERSON  &  M\TnY.?^0^,  (John  Anderson  & 
Archibald  Mothcson)  real  estate  agents,  office 
312  Montgomery 


ANDERSON  &  RANDOLPH  (Jamc^  Anderson 

Sf    Willinm   C.   Randolph)  watches,  jewelry, 

di.Tmonds,  etc.,  112  Montgomery 
Andlaner   Jacob,  cabinetmaker  with  J.  F.  &  H.  H. 

Schafer,  dwl  409  Third 
Audonnelte  John,  carver,  dwl  28  O'Farrell,  rear 
Andrade  Antonio,  carpenter,  dwl  1317  Diipont 
Andrade  V^\-»r\if\o,  f  Andrade  &  Co.)  t\\\\  10  Auburn 
Andrade  GuillermoY&'^.T/«/(7  <jE;  .,4.ydwl4l9  Brvant 
ANDRADE^  &   CO.,  (Evaristo  Andrade  &  Fred- 

erico    Epson )  publishers  and   pioprietora  La 

Sociedad,  SW  cor  Sansom  and  Ja<-kson 
Andreas  Gustav.  machinist,  dwl  228  Bush 
Andreas  John  G  ,  machinist,  dwl  228  Bu-<h 
Andreas  John  H..  tanner  with   Phillip  Degao,  dwl 

San  Jose  Road  nr  Industrial  School 
ANDREI  ADOLFO,  phvsician,  oflice  204  Sutter, 

dwl  317  First 
Andreis  B.  D.,  chemist,  dwl  119  Silver 
Andres  Christ,  tnusitian,  office  207  Montgomery,  dwl 

19  Stockton  Alley 
Andres  John  P.,  clerk  with  Asa  M.  Simpson,  dwl  13 

Geary 
Andresen  Brothers,  (Christian  and  John)  carriage 

makers  and  blacksmiths,  61)7  Battery 
Andrei^en  Christian,  {Andresen   Brothers)  dwl   607 

Battery 
Andresen  John,  (Andresen  Brothers)  dv;\  607  Bat- 
tery 
Andresen  Peter,  cutter  with  Purdy&  Litchfield,  dwl 

6.39  California 
Andrew  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Jackson  bet 

Larkin  and  Polk 
Andrew  Herman,  carpenter  California  Mills,  dwl  535 

Howard 
Andrew  H.  P.,  bookkeeper  People's  Ins.   Co.,   dwl 

127  Keamy 
Andrews  A.  B.  school  teacher,  dwl  102  Sixth 
Andrews  AInaham,  dwl  Nucleus  House 
Andrews  Alexander,  laborer  Laurel  Hill  Cemetery, 

dwl  Point  Lobos  Avenne 
Andrews  Amasa  B.,  Auditor's  Department,  Custom 

House,  dwl  9.32  Mission 
Audiews  Ann  M.,  (widow)   dressmaker,  dwl  517 

Minna 
Andrews  Charles,  (colored)  steward  Tide  Laud  Sur- 
vey, dwl  837  Bioadway 
Andrews   Charles   N.,    woodturner  with   L.    &.  E. 

Emainiel.  dwl  5  Stockton 
Andrews   Charles  R.,  gilder  with    Snow   &   Eoos, 

dwl  517  Minna 
Andrews  Edward,  packer  with  O.  H.  Byring,  dwl 

S  E  cor  Jackson  and  Battery 
Andrews  Edwin  O.,  (Fancher  4r  A.)  and  carpenter, 

dwl  230  Kearny 
Andrews  Ellen,  (w-idow)  dwl  1208  Pacific 
Andrews    Frank,   embosser  with  A.  L.Bancroft  &. 

Co.,  dwl  932  Mission 
Andiews    Frank,   steward    Sprinsr    Valley  Water 

Works,  San  Jos6  road  nr  Six  Mile  House 
Andrews  Frederick  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  e  Treat 

Av  nr  Twenty  second 
Andrews    George,  paniter  with  Frost  &  Richards, 

dwl  313  Harrison 
Andrews  George,  stevedore.  Riggers  &  Stevedores' 

Association,  429  Pacific 
Andrews  Granville  B.,  diiver  Front  St.  M,  &  O.  R. 

R.,  dwl  W  8  Polk  nr  Bush 
Andrews   Hannah,    (widow)   furnished  rooms,  15 

Second 
Andrews  Harry,  gatekeeper  Woodward's  Gardens, 

dwl  ¥.  8  Minna  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Andrews  Henry,  insurance  agent,  dwl  200  Stockton 
Andrews  Hiram  N.,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Natoma  nr 

Ninth 
Andrews  James,  poultryman,  dwl  8  s  Grove  bet 

Gouifh  and  Octavia 
Andrews  Jeremiah,  fireman  str  Amador,  dwl  4  Cal- 
houn 


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Andrews  Jolin  R.,  pjiinter,  dwl  1325  Sacramento 
Andievvs  Joseph,  painter  with   Hopps  ife  Sous,  22f) 

Sansoin 
Andrews  M;iry  J.  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  1208  Pacific 
Andrews  Oliver,  wboieeale  butcher,  dwl  3  Harrison 

Avenue 
Andrews  P.   B.  Mrs.,   furnished  rooms,   5   Hardie 

Place 
Andrews  Richard,  seaman,  dwl  Mount  Hood  House 
Andiews   Kiclinrd,  stevedore,  dwl  S  s  Alta  bet  San- 

soui  and  Moutiironiery 
Andrews  .*^ns;in  Mrs.,  dwl  257  Stevenson 
Andrews  T.  H.,  foreman  Sprinff  Valley  Waterworks 
Andrews  T.  H.,  carjienter.  H.(L  Leairue,  l'J8  Kearny 
Andrews  Tiiornas    G.,  painter  California  Theatie, 

dwl  I20S  Pacific 
Andrews  Tliotnas  ,T.,  maltster,  43()  Brannan 
Andrews  William,  conductor  Market  Street  Railroad 

dwl  W  s  Dolores  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Andrews  William,   stonecutter  new  U.  S.  Branch 

Mint,   dwl   S  s  Washington  bet  Fillmore  and 

Webster 
Andrews  W.  0..  dwl  W  e  First  Av  bet  Fourteenth 

and  Fifteenth 
ANDKOS  MILTON,  attorney  at  law.  office  18  U. 

S.  Court  luiilding,  dwl  649  Howard 
Andrns  Thoni;is  J.,   compositor  Figaro,  dwl  ,W  s 

Mason  bet  P.icilic  and  Broadway 
Andi'zejowski  J.  W.,  dwl  702  Bush 
Andy  ().,  teamster  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Antrel  J.  AI..  carpenter  H.  C.  League,    128   Kearny 
ANGEL  MYRON,  office  432  Montgomery,  dwl  809 

Mission 
Angel. — See  Angell 
ANGELI  J.  &,  CO.,  f Richard  Brne^  and   E.    M. 

Frank)  importers  and  wholesale  liquors211  and 

213  California 
Angeli  Joseph,  agent  Ludwitr  Altschul  &  Co.,  709 

Sanson),  dwl  507^  Leavenwoi'th 
Angeli  Joseph,  (J.  A/isrcli  &  Co. J  dwl  W  s  Leaven- 

wortli  nr  O'Farrell 
Angelis  August,  tinsmith   with   Martin   Prag,   dwl 

5.51  Natoma 
Angelius  Diederick,  driver  Albany   Brewery,  dwl 

J  2  Everett 
Angeli  Andrew  J.,  hotel  keeper,  dwl  533  Sacramento 
Anyeil  Hoi  ace  B.,  f  Angeli,  Palmer  <&  Co.)  dwl   11 

ClementiMa 
ANGELL  JONATHAN  W.,   apothecary  NW  cor 

Fir.-^l  and  Kolsom,  dwl  24  Oak  Grove  Av 
ANGELL,  PALMER  &    CO.,  (Horace  B.   Angell 

and  Cyrnx  Palmer)  proprietors  Minors  Foundjy 

247-2.V7  First 
Angeli  William  C,  physician,   office  NW  cor  First 

and  FolsDUi,  dv\i  500  Folsora 
Angell. — See  Angel 
Angellis  Theodore,  jmveler  with   D.  W.  Laird,  dwl 

1023  Powell,  rear 
Angello  Charles  A.,  correspondent,  dwl  604   Clem- 
entina 
Augelo   Raymo,   laborer  with   Brader  Bros.,  dwl 

SW  corner  Union  and  Jones 
Angelo  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Eighth   bet  How- 
aid  and  Folsom 
Angelo  Theodore,  apolhccnry  with  James  H.  Wid- 

ber,  dwl  SW  corner  Third  and  Market 
Angelo  William,    cigars  and   tobacco,  236    Mont- 
gomery, dwl  212  Post 
Angerer  Charles,  bootmaker,  124  Seventh 
Angli,  Kee  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  738  Sacra- 

inento 
Angier  Eloise  V.  Madame,  dressmaker,  115^  Sutter 
Anglin    Patrick,    laborer,    dwl    E    s    Bryant    bet 

Twenty-fourth  and  Tweniy-fift!) 
An<:lin  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  721  Minna 
Anglin  William,  laliorer,  dwl  814  Sansom 
Auglum  John,  laborer,  Brauuau  St.  Warehouse,  dwl 

2  California,  rear 
Angney  L.  J.,  dwl  Portsmouth  House 


Angus  John   A.,   Superintendent  Pioneer  Woolen 
Factory,  dwl  NE  cor  North  Point  and  Van  Ness 
Av 
Angus  William,  weaver  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory, 

dwl  North  Point  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Ankele  George,  baker,  dwl  N  s  Branuaii  bet   Fifth 

and  Si.xtli 
Annaches  Frederick,  laborer  with  Lnke  Doyle 
Annie,  (Chinese)  physician,  607  Dupout 
Annis  A  he,  tailor,  645  Mission 
Annis  Adolph,  tailor,  235  Sutter 
Annis  James,  carpenter,  dwl  418^  Natoma 
Annis  Samuel,  foreman  with    Green  <fc   Searle,  dwl 

13-'9  Sansom,  rear 
Annis  William,  cattledrover,  dwl  327  Biyant 
Anshro  Thotnas,  (Anxhro  <$■  Co  J  dwl  023  Union 
ANSBRO  &  CO.,  fTlwma.s    Anshro,   P.    S.   Allis 
and  Henry  .Jnknxon)  private  detective  and  in- 
quiry office,  411^  California,  rooms  17  and  18 
Ansbuig   B.,   (B.    Ansbnrg    Jj'    ^o)   <iwl  NE   cor 

Broadway  and  Montgomery 
Ansburg  B.  &  Co.,  (Adam  .lack)  butchers,  NE  cor 

Broadway  and  Montgomery 
Anschel  Levi,  tailor,  204  Commercial 
Ansell  Thomas,  cook  with  F.  A.  Bergman,  dwl  105 

Prospect  Place 
Ansella  Ernst,  shoemaker,  dwl  522  Pine 
Anser  Antonio,  liquor  saloon,  019  Broadway 
Ansitjiioni  Henry,  real  estate,  dwl  -523  Pine 
Anson  Patrick,  painter  with  Wason  &   Morris,  dwl 

N  s  Filbert  nr  Larkin 
Anson  Ricluird,  painter,  dwl  909  Geary 
Anson  William,  frescopainter,  dwl  909  Geary 
Anspacher  Abraham,  real  estate,  dwl  808  Geary 
Anspacher  Philip,  clerk  with  Geo.   F.  and  William 

H.  Sharp,  dwl  808  Geary 
Anthes  Frederick,  nnisician.  dwl  27  Morton 
Anthes  Peter,    {Anthes  &  Fleischman)  dwl  Sophie 

Terrace 
ANTHES  &  FLEISCHMANN,  (Peter  Antkex  and 
Charlex  N.  Fleischmann,)  bairdressing  saloon, 
315  Kearny 
Anthony  Abraham,  trimmings,  1116^  Folsom 
Anthony  Abraham,  shoemaker,  dwl  22  Second 
Anthony   Albert  G.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  128 

Kearny 
Anthony  Charles  W.,  stiulent  Pacific  Theological 

Seminary,  res  Oakland 
Anthony  Edward  T.  &  Co.,  repackers,  321   Sacra- 
mento, dwl  N  s  Oak  bet  Franklin  and  Gough 
Anthony  Emma,  (widow)  dwl  12  Sunnier 
Anthony  Henry,  barkeeper  with  John  Prinz,  dwl 

49  Second 
Anthony  Hymau,  peddler,  dwl  769  Bryant 
Anthony  James  M.,  sheriff's  officer,  dwl  176  Minna 
Anthony  .Juliet  Miss,  assistant  teacher   Greenwich 

Street  Cosmopolitan  School,  dwl  914  Market 
Antiiony  Mary  Mrs.,  dwl  257  Stevenson 
Anthony  M.  E.  Mrs.,  nurse,  dwl  30  Kearny 
Anthony  Richard  M.,  bookkeeper  with  W.  Sher- 
man &  Co.,  dwl  214  Stockton 
Anthony  William  T.,  clerk,  dwl  Joncerie  House 
Ami  Coolie   Laundry   Association,    laundry.   Four- 
teenth Avenue  bet  Pand  Q,  South  S  F 
Anton  Fisher,  machinist  with  John  G.  lis,  dwl  345 

Bush 
Anton  Thomas,  dairyman,  dwl  Courtland  Ave  nr 

Mission 
Antonason  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Antoni    Andreas,  bakery   and   confectionery,   1006 

Ffdsom 
Antoni  Henry,  cutler  with  Will  &  Fiuck,  dwl  522 

Filbert 
Antonia  Eugene,  cook  with  William  Hillman,  dwl 

Cariboo  Hotel 
Antonio  Covacich,  liquors,  NW  cor  Polk  and  Broad- 
way 
Antonio  Joseph,  deckhand  stm  Vallejo,  dwl  S  s  Val- 
lejo  bet  Front  and  Davis 


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(Antunovick   Sf  Russell)   dwl 
cofl'ee  saloon,  SW  cor  East 


Anttinovich   Floiio. 

7 1 '2  Green 
Antunovich    Nicliolas 

and  Commercial 
Antunovich  <fe   Russell,  fFlnrio    Antunovich    and 

John  RiisseU)  coffee  saloon,  NW  cor  Clay  and 

East 
Antz  Henry,  (Moock  &  A.)  dwl  558  Stevenson 
Anzola  Juan,  carpenter,  dwl  2  Dnpont  Place 
Aoper  A.,  carpenter,   H.   C.  LeaKne,  128  Kearny 
Apel  Frank,  baker  with  R.  R.  Swain  &  Co.,  dwl  11 

Pinckney  Place 
Apel  John,  architect,  office  608  Sacramento,  dwl  832 

Folsoni 
Apel's  linilding,  410  Kearny 
Apelt  Morris,  engineer  with  Frederick  Zeile,  dwl 

521  Pacific 
Aphold  IJernliard,  cooper  with  T.  F.  Neagle  &  Co., 

dwl  39  Jackson 
APOTHECARIES'   HALL,  Benjamin  B.   Thayer 

manager,  and  Wni.  J.  Bryan  druggist,  Grand 

Hotel,  SE  cor  New  Montgomery  aiid  Market 
App  Matthias  J.,  furnished  rooms,  128  Kearny 
Appa  George,  laborer  Philadelphia  Brewery,  dwl 

145  Tehama 
APPEAL,  (weekly)  Peter  Anderson  editor  and  pro- 
prietor, office  SVV  cor  Sansom  and  i\terchant 
Appel  John  C,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  NW  cor  Sixth 

and  Bryant 
Appel  Samuel,  beer  saloon  425  Bush,  dwl  333  Ste- 
venson 
Appel  Samuel,  oil  clothing  manufactory,  25  Drumm 

dwl  521  Stevenson 
Appel  Simon,  tailor,  dwl  303  Third 
Appiarins  Henry,  clerk  with  H.  Schuldt,  dwl  NW 

cor  Third  and  Harrison 
Appiarns  William,  driver  with  Erzgraber  &  Goetjen 
Apple  Sarah   Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  201  Kearny,  dwl 

295  Clementina 
Apple  Wolf,  merchant,  dwl  295  Clementina 
Appleby    Hawley,   teamster   12  Steuart,  dwl   N  s 

Eddy  bet  Scott  and  Pierce 
Appleby  John,  cook,  NW  cor  Spring  and  Summer 
Appleby  John,    teamster,  dwl    W   s  Mission  bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Appleby  Paul,  cook  with  Frank  Lacoste  &  Co.,  G17 

Saciainento 
Appleby  Thomas,   nurseryman  and  florist,  NE  cor 

Twenty  second  and  Alabama 
Appleby  Williiim,  florist,  NE   cor  Twenty  Second 

and  Alabama 
Applegarth   Edward,   (Eherhardt   Co.)  office   320 

Jlontgomery 
Applegate  J.  Henry  Jr.,  bookkeeper  with  John  H. 

Carmany  &  Co.,  dwl  204  Lombard 
Applegate  Jblni  J.,  bookkeeper  Standard  Soap  Co., 

dwl  130  Fifth 
Appleg;ite  Josiah  H.,  attorney  at  law,  office  SW  cor 

Jackson  and  Montgomery,  dwl  219  Stevenson 
Applegate   Uriah,    carpenter,    H.   C.   League,  128 

Kearny 
Appleton  Abram,  porter  with  Buckingham  &  Hecht, 

dwl  5(5  Everett 
Appleton  D.  E.  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  1010  Pine 
Ajjpleton  John  N.,  carpenter,  dwl  Ellis  nr  Laguna 
Appleton  Morris,  merchant,  dwl  462Natoma 
Appleton  Thomas  Jr.,  superintendent   Pacific   and 

Mission   Woolen    Jlills,  dwl   W  s   Folsom   bet 

Ninteenth  and  Twentieth 
Appleton  Wellington,  conductor  S.  F.  and  0.  R.  R., 

dwl  504  Eddy 
Appo  Julius  B.,  porter,  dwl  Fourteenth  Av  nr  R, 

South  S.  F. 
Appo  Louis,  cook  with  Dennis  Mattarango,  dwl  673 

Howard 
Appoll  George, ^^/?;7o//cfc  Fmj^-eryi'es Redwood  City 
Appolt  &   Finger,   (Gcorfra  Appolt  and   Herman 
/'■'zw^ez-y  tannery,  S  s  Twenty-seventh  bet  How- 
ard and  Folsom 


Apps  William,  furnished  rooms,  720  Market 

April  Nicholas,  stev^'ard,  122  Leidesdorff 

Apted  Walter,  mariner,  dwl  1021  Pacific 

Arans   Maria,    (widow)    shirtuiaker,   dwl   SW   cor 

Broadway  and  Dupont 
Arata   Pietro,   laborei'    with    D.   Gliirardelli,   dwl 

Union  Place  bet  Green  and  Union 
Arbogast  Fred,  upholsterer  with  F.   G.   Edwards, 

dwl  720  California 
Arbondin  Henry,   manufacturer   smoking  tobacco, 

1626  Stockton 
Arbuckle   Henry,    groceries  and  liquors,   NE  cor 

Howard  and  Sixteenth 
ARCHBALD    JOHN,    secretary  San  Francisco 

Savings  Union,  office  532  Cal.,  dwl  1312  Powell 
Archer  John,  sash  and  blindmaker,  dwl  61  Minna 
Archer  William,  macninist,  dwl  415  Fifth 
Archibald  Andrew,  produce.  Grand  Central  Market, 

dwl23Si.\th 
Archibald  Jesse  G.,  driver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

312  Tehama 
Archibald  Prescott  L.,  conductor  Central  Railroad 
Archibald    William,    molder    Golden    State    Iron 

Works,  dwl  24  First 
Archimandritofl'  Illirian,  mariner,  dwl  515  Bnsh 
Archy  Annie,  (colored)  (widow)  dwl  27  John 
Arees  Jean  P.,  f  A.  Drnyevr  &  (jo.)  dwl  433  Pacific 
Arellano  Fortunato,  jeweler,  dwl  S  s    Dnpont  alley 
Arellano  Ygnacio,   bootblack  with   Adam   Grimm, 

Lick  House 
Arens  Gertrude  Mrs.,  seamstress  with  I.  Zacharias 

&  Co.,  dwl  1123  Dupont 
Arents  Edward,  barkeeper  with  James  K.  McCor- 

mick,  dwl  749  Market 
Ar6valo  Miguel  S.,  teacher  music,  dwl  914  Stockton 
Arey  Chailes,  captain  bark  Nitk   Biddle,    pier    3 

Steuart 
Arey  Joseph,  mate   ship  Marmion,  pier  3  Steuart 
Arey  Robert  B.,  first  mate  S.  S.  Gussie  Telfair,  North 

Pac.  Trans.  Co.,  dwl  422  Sutter 
Arey  Theodore  R.,  mate  bark  Gem  of  the  Ocean, 

pier  7  Steuart 
Arey  Walter  W.,  bookkeeper  with  Jacob  Underbill 

&,  Co.,  dwl  6  Vassar  place 
Arfort  John  B.,  wagonmaker,  218  Post,  dwl  NW 

cor  Octavia  and  Fulton 
Argall  John,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl  323 

Fifth 
Argenti  S.  M.  Co.,  (Mountain  City,  Ncv.)  office  419 

California 
Argenti  Tulio,  marblecutter  with  Leon  K.   Myers 

&.  Co.,  and  varieties,  W  s  Mission  bet  Twenty- 
fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Aria  Anizeto,  sinche  manufacturer,  dwl  105  Cham- 
bers 
Arias  Benancio,  longshoreman,  dwl  N  s  Commer- 
cial bet  East  and  Diumm 
Arick  Frank,  dairyman  with   Richardson  &   Bro., 

dwl  NE  cor  Nineteenth  and  Dolores 
Arjo   Manuel,  driver  with   G.   Venard,   dwl   1409 

Hyde 
Arkinson  George,  laborer,  dwl  314  Folsom 
Arland  Robert,  cook,  638  Pacific 
Arling  Isaac,  stevedore   with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl 

26  St  Clair 
Arliiifrton  Mary  Miss,  glovemaker  with  Shoenberg 

&  Levinsky,  dwl  545  Howard 
Arman  Edward,  barber,  dwl  77  Everett 
Armand  J.  E.,  compositor  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dw^l  Jones 

nr  Pacific 
Armand  Joseph  W.,  tailor,  120  Leidesdorff 
Armand  L..  tailor,  bds  122  Leidesdorff 
Armand    William,    engineer,    cor   California    and 

Drumm,  dwl  823  Montgomery 
Armann  Edward,  (Armann  &  KtrschJ  dwl  S  8  Ev- 
erett nr  Fourth 
Armann  &  Kirsch,  (Edward  Armann  and  Joseph 

KirschJ  barbers,  106  Post 
Armbruster  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  1135  Folsom 


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Armbruster  Julius,  engraver,   SW  cor  California 

and  Kearny 
Aimer  Max,  fK  nil  man  &  A.)  dwl  631  O'Farrell 
Arnier  Robert,  Li borer,  dwl  .")  Washoe  place 
Anner  Tlionias,  cook  willi  Saulmaun  &  Lauensteiu, 

dwl  5  Washoe  place 
Amies  Aiitoue,  hairdresser  with  H.Lewis,  dwl 2002 

Montgoiiier}' 
Armes  C.  W.,  (Armes  &  Dallam)  res  Oaldand 
Amies  George  W.,  { Armes  &  Dnllam)  res  Oakland 
ARMES  Si.    DALLAM,  fC.    W.   and  George   VV. 
Armes  and  Richard  B.  Dallam)  manufacturers 
tubs  and  p:iil8,  !J2  and  24  California,  and  im- 
porters wood  and  willow-ware   and   manufac- 
turers brooms,  215  and  217  Sacramento 
Armiger  John  R.,  boilermaUer,  dwl  San  Francisco 

Hotel 
ARMORY  HALL    BUILDING,   N  E  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Sacramento 
Armour    William,    bteward    Atlantic    House,    210 

Pacific 
Arms  Moses,  nigbt  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl  322 

Third 
Arms  Richard  D.,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl  322 

Third 
Armstrong  Abraham,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Armstrong  Andrew,  lahorcr,  dwl  26  Louisa 
Armstrong  Catherine  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  132  Fourth, 

dwl  128  Fourth 
Armstrong   Charles,  liquor  saloon.  Central  Ocean 

Roadnr  Soring  Valley  Water  Works 
Armstrong    Cliarles   H.,"  teamster  with   Sproul  & 

Twing,  dwl  fjoS  Howard 
Armstrong  Chiistofiher,  clerk  with  Michael  Connell 

dwl  N  W  cor  Folsom  and  Harriet 
Armstrong  David,  merchant,  dwl  808  Howard 
Armstrong  Dennis,  clerk,  dwl  TJS  Fourth 
Armstrong  Frank,  porter  with  Redington,  Hostetter 

&  Co.,  dwl  1113  Sacramento 
Armstrong  Frank,    porter  with  Rockwell,  Coye  & 

Co.,  dwl  7  Nunan's  Av 
Armstrong  Henry,  dwl  116  Tehama 
Armstrong  James,  dwl  cor  Fair  Av  and  Mission 
Armstrong  James,  engineer  with  City  Paving   Co., 

dwl  12^  Harriet 
Armstrong  James,  farmer,  dwl  115  Ellis 
Armstrong  James,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Armstrong  James,  tinsmith,  242-216  Sixth 
Armstrong  James,  waiter  Lick  House 
Armstioug  James,  waiter  What  Clieer  restaurant 
Aruistiong  Joanna,  (widow)  dwl   S  s  Tehama  bet 

Eighth  and  Ninth 
Armstrong  John,  hihorer,  dwl  N  s  Tyler  bet  Jones 

and  Leavenworth 
Armstrong  John,  laborer  Dexter  stable,  223  Bush 
Armstrong  John,  plasterer,  dwl  46  Clara 
Armstrong  JolinG.,  cooper  with  Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl 

247  Fourth 
Armstrong  Jolin  S.,  (Armstrong  <&    Moore)  dwl  5 

Latham  Place 
Armstrong  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Fulton  nr  La- 

guna 
Armstrong   Samuel  C,  salesman,  309  Montgomery, 

dwl  943  Folsom 
Armstrong  Thomas,  cook,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Armstrong  Truman  B.,  tinsmith  with  Brittan,  Hoi- 

brook  &  Co.,  dw!  924  Stockton 
ArmstroiiM:  William,  graiuer,  dwl   S  s  Eighteenth 

bet  Ca[)p  &.  Mission 
Armstrong  William    H.,  clerk  U.  S.  Medical  Di- 
rector, 703  Market,  dwl  155  Tehama 
Armstrong  William  W.,  chief  Deputy  Assessor  City 

and  County,  dwl  1712  Clay 
Arnaud  Charles,  wagonmaker  with   Maugeot  &.  La- 

caze.  dwl  636  Pacific 
Arnaud  Francois,  scissoigrinder,  dwl  636  Pacific 
Arnaud   Peter,   boxniaker  with   John  S.  Gibbs,  dwl 

Willow  bet  Valencia  and  Mission 
Arnest  John,  photographer,  dwl  43  Natoma 


Arnheim  Julius  S.,  clerk  with   Samnel  S.  Arnheim, 

dwl  N  W  cor  Fourth  and  Mission 
Arnheim  Samnel  S.,  druggist  and  chemist,  N  W  cor 

Fourth  and  Mission,  and  8  Steuart 
Arnheim  Saul,  clothinj^,  315  Pacific 
Arnhold  Hugo,  traveling  agent  with  Fenkhausen  & 

Gerichten,  2-Jl  California 
Arnold  A.,  bds  Lick  House 
Arnold  Aaron  J.,  miner,  dwl  Overland  House 
Arnold  Ames,  teamster   with  Blyth  &   Wetherbee, 

dwl  E  s  Fair  Oaks  nr  Tvi-enty-third 
Arnold  Augustus  D.,  sawyer  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe, 

dwl  24!)  Stevenson 
Arnold  Austin,  bookkeeper  with  Marcus  C.  Hawley 

&  Co.,  bds  Lick  House 
Arnold  Benjamin  E.,  wholesale  butcher,  dwl  1112 

Folsom 
Arnold  Benjamin  F.,  conductor,  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R., 

dwl  829  Folsom 
Arnold  Charles  (colored)  mechanic,  dwl  5  Berry 
Arnold  Cyrus,  f  Brown  &  A.)  dwl  410  Kearny 
ARNOLD  ELDRIDGE  F.,  books,  stationery   and 

periodicals  427  Kearny,  dwl  822  Filhert 
Arnold  Ferdinand  D.,  butcher,  dwl  43  Tehama 
Arnold  Francis  W.,  cooperage,  708  Front,  dwl  519 

Octavia 
Arnold  G.  C,  professor  modern  languages,  City  Col- 
lege, dwl  430  Geary 
Arnold  George  IL,  agent,  dwl  305  O'Farrell 
Arnold  John,  mariner,  dwl  W  a  Valencia  bet  Fif- 
teenth and  Sixteenth 
Arnold   John   C.,  clerk,  dwl  W  s  Valencia  bet  Fif- 
teenth and  Sixteenth 
Arnold  John  F.,  expresswagon,  320  Jackson,  and 
agent  H.  &  L.  axle  grease,  dwl  S  a  Washington 
bet  Leavenworth  and  Hyde 
Arnold  Joseph,  (McLean  Sf  'A.)  dwl  707  Mission 
Arnold  Lewis,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin 
Arnold  L.  L.  commission  merchant,  ortlce  407  Cali- 
fornia, res  Alameda 
Arnold   Louis,   grocer,   dwl  NE   cor  Vallejo    and 

Powell 
Arnold  Louis,  longshoreman,  dwl  11  Pacific 
Arnold  Marcus  P.,  clerk  with  P].  F.  Arnold,  dwl  822 

Filhert 
Arnold  Matthew,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works 
Arnold  Noah  S.,  secretary  California  Type  Foundry 

Co.,  407  Sansom,  dwl  918  Capp 
Arnold  Otio,  messenger  London  and  S.  F.  Bank, 

dwl  SW  cor  Powell  and  Geary 
Arnold    Philip,  miner,  dwl  431  Turk 
Arnold  Richard,  mason,  Sloiie  Mason's  Ass'n,  NE 

cor  Bush  and  Kearny 
Arnold   Rufus,  laborer  with   Joseph   Sedgley,  dwl 

Folsom  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Arnold  Thomas  C,  clerk  with  Hecht   Bros  &  Co., 

dwl  337  Jessie 
Arnold  Thomas  J.,  engineer  Board  State  Harbor 

Commissioners,  office  414  Mont,  res  Oaklaml 
Arnold  William,  laborer,  dwl  N  a  Green  bet   Leav- 
enworth and  Hyde 
Arnold    William  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Natoma 

bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
ARNOT  NATHANIEL  D.,  President  Vulcan  Iron 
Works  Co.,  and  Front  street  M.  &  O.  Railroad 
Co.,  dwl  319  First 
Arnot  Nathaniel  D.  Jr.,  secretary  Front   st.   M.  & 

O.  R.  R.  Co.,  office  1336  Bush,  dwl  319  First 
Arnstein   Eugene,  ('^Vem,  Simon  &   Co.y  dwl  507 

Lombard 
Aruystron  Th.,  engineer,  dwl  NW  cor  Berry  and 

Third 
Arolla  J.  I.,  cartman,  dwl  1  Pacific  alley 
Arou  Henry,  clerk  with  Peter  T.    Gannon,   dwl 

18  Sutter 
Aron  Joseph,  (  Weil  &  Co.)  dwl  E  s  Van  Ness  Ave- 
nue nr  Sutter 
Aronsohn  Sigmund,  salesman,  532  Kearny,  dwl  5iU 
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Aronsobn  Siymnnd,  peddlei",  dwl  3  Monroe 

Aionson  J)avid,  pictures,  dwl  18  Mary 

Aiontum  George,  dwl  1399  Clemeiitiiifi 

Aiouson  Gustuve, pawubroker,  110  Keainy,  dwl  299 

Cleineiitiiia 
ARONSTEIN  ADOLF,  pbysiciau,  office  216  Kear- 
ny, dwl  417  Post 
Arp  Peter,  stonecutter,  dwl  11  Pacific 
Arper  Thomas,  millwriglit  with  F.  Korbel  &  Bros., 

dwl  609  Third 
Arqiies   Joaquin  It.,  live  stock,  office  708  Moutgom- 

eiy,  les  Santa  Clara 
Ari-aiiil)ide  John  B.,  wholesale  cattle   dealer,  dwl 

600  Jones 
Arrendt  Harris,  merchant,  office  108  Bush,  dwl  502 

Bush 
Arriiigton  J.  W.,  (widow)  dwl  1309  Mason 
Arriola   Edward  F.,  gilder  with  M.  D.  Nile,  dwl 

404  Green 
Arriola  Fortunato,  land.scape  painter,  dwl  404  Green 
Arris  Samuel,  clerk,  dwl  404  Post 
Arrison  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  828  Union 
Arrowsmiih   David  B.,  local   atrent  New  York  Life 

Insurance  Co.,  dwl  G07>2  Pine 
Arrowsniith  John,  laborer,  dwl  5  Zoe  Place 
Arthur   Edwin    ]\I.,    bullion   and    note   clerk    with 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  1027  Bush 
Arthur  George  N.,  (J.  I).  Arthur  &  Son)  dwl  N   8 

Wiisliington  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 
ARTHUR   J.    D.   &   SON,  (George   N.    Arthur) 

impoiters  and  jobber.^,  niacliiuery  and  wagons, 

SW  cor  California  and  Davis 
Arthur  John  D.,  (J.  D.  Arthur  Sr  Son)  dwl  1027 

Bush 
Arthur  Thomas, frunkmaker  with  E.  Gilpen  &  Co., 

dwl  Columbia  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Arthur  William  S.,  mariner,  dwl  312|  Clementina 
Aitigues    Louis,  wholesale  butcher.  New  Butcher- 
town,  and  retail,  14  San  Francisco  Market,  dwl 

New  Buti-hertown 
Arzaga  Agustin,  compositor  L'Eco  della  Patria,  dwl 

1031  Dupont 
Arzag.i   Edward,  tinsmith  with  Brittan,  Holbrook 

&  Co.,  dwl  W  8  Dupont  bet  Union  and  Green 
Arzaga  Jose,  compositor  with  M.  D.  Carr  &  Co., 

dwl  408  Greenwich 
Arzberger  Charles,  butcher  with  John  Martens,  dwl 

New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Arzberger  M.,  whitener,  5  Belden  Place 
Ascher  Samuel,  peddler,  dwl  459  Jessie 
Ash  Charles,  drayman,  425  Battery,  dwl  434  Fifth 
Ash  David,  horee-shoe  nailmaker,  13  First,  dwl  13 

Minna 
Ash  Jacob,  fj.  Alexander  ^-  Co.)  re?  New  York 
Ash  Leo,  (J.  Alexander  Sf  Co.)  dwl  723  O'Farrell 
Ash  Louis,  upholsterer,  dwl  90  Stevenson 
Ash  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  7  Mary 
Ash   Matthew,  porter,  236  Montgomery,   dwl  334 

Third 
AbIi  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  551  Minna 
Ash  Thomas  P.,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

908  Folsom 
Ash  Thomas  P.,  phonographic  reporter  with  S.  J. 

Claike,  Jr.,  dwl  13  Minna 
Ash  William  H.,  salesman,  209  Montgomery,  dwl 

249  Minna 
Ashburne  Alexander,  (colored)   bootblack  steamer 

El  Capitan,  Oakland  Ferry,  res  Oakland 
ASHBURNER  WILLIAM,  mining  engineer,  office 

24(1  Montgomery 
ASHBURY  MONROE,  Auditor  City  and  County 

San  Francisco,  office  3  City  Hall,  first  floor,  dwl 

204  Montgomery 
Ashby  J;ime8,  cattle  dealer,  dwl  1320  Sansom 
Ashby  Mark  T.,  miner,  dwl  514  Greenwich 
Asbcom  James  E.,  register  clerk  Fourth  District 

Court,  dwl  850  Market 
Ashcrofi  William,  captain  steam  tug  Water  Witch, 

dwl  1208  Jackson 


Ashdown  Archibald,  dwl  514  Sutter 
Ashe  Richard  P..  physician,  dwl  540  Second 
ABhenberg  M.  Miss,  clerk  U.  S.  B-  Mint,  dwl  Nu- 
cleus House 
Asher  A.  F.,  clothing,  405  P;ici(ic,  dwl  1596  Bush 
Aslier  Frank,  truckman,  dwl  420  Post 
Asher  James,  stevedore.  Rig.  and  Stev.  Ass'n,  429 

Pacilic 
Asher  Julius,  photographer  with  Bayley  &  Winter, 

dwl  30  Everett 
Asher  Rachel,  (widow)  dwl  30  Everett 
Asher  S.,  teamster  cor  California  and  Kearny 
Asher  Simon,  clothing,  47  Sacramento 
Asherton  Emil,  clerk  Hebrew  Observer,  dwl  430 

Tehama 
Ashley  D.  R.,  dwl  712  Bush 

Ashley  George,  longshoreman,  dwl  SW  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Sansom 
Ashley  Pacilicus  S..  dwl  712  Bush 
Ashley  Samuel,  painter  with  Wason  &-  Morris 
ASHLEY  SYDNEY  J.,  Supei-intendent  Streets  and 
Hijfbwavs,  office  room  2,  basement,  City  Hall, 
dwl  160(3  Pacilic 
Ashman  Richard,  engineer,  dwl  cor  Indiana  and 

Sierra 
Ashmead  Gustavus  S.,  carpenter  and  builder,  SE 

cor  JIariposa  and  Florida 
Ashmore  Thomas,  clerk  Grand  Central  Market,  dwl 

745  Alai'ket 
ASHTOX  CHARLES,  real  estate  agent  and  col- 
lector, office  608  Market,  dwl  Ellis  nr  Stockton 
Ashton  Jolin,  dver  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen  Mills, 

dwl  no;)  Folsom 
Ashton  William  C,  clerk  with  Renton,  Smith  & 

Co.,  dwl  522  Folsom 
Ashworth  Tliomas,  [James  Perrin  Stevens  &  Co.) 

dwl  520  Geary 
Askey  Armstrong,  wharfinger  Market  street  wharf, 

dwl  304  Minna 
Askwith  Thomas,  carpenter  with  D.  A.  Macdonald 

&  Co. ,  dwl  36  Natoma 
Askwith  William  C,  steward,  dwl  107  Welsh 
Asmus  John,  porter  Commercial  Flour  Mill,  dwl 

724  O'Farrell 
Asmusen  Charles  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  38  Rausch 
Asmussen  Willi. im  A.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 
Harrison  and  Eighth,  dwl  N  s  Hei'on  in'  Eighth 
ASPHALTUM    AND    MASTIC  ROOFING  CO., 

(George  Duncan  «fe  Co.)  6-32  Market 
Asphaltum  Piessure  Pipe  Co.,  office  645  Market 
Aspriel  William,  calker,  dwl  230  Folsom 
Assalino  Salvatore,  restaurant,  518  Merchant,  dwl 

81 3i  Vallejo 
Asselin  Bertha,  actress,  dwl  708  MoJitgomery 
Asseliu  John,  carpenter  California  Mills,  dwl  73 

Tehama 
Asselin  Susan,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  708  Mont- 

goinerv 
ASSESSOR  CITY  AND  COUNTY,  office  22  City 

H;ill.  first  rtnor 
ASSESSOR     UNITED     STATES     INTERNAL 

REVENUE,  office  419  California 
Assion  Henry,  tailor,  dwl  223  Sutter 
Assion  Joseph,   merchant  tailor,  205  Montgomery, 

dwl  348  Third,  rear 
Assmanu  Adolph,  (Assman  &  Neuberl)  dwl  4  Fella 

Place 
Assmann  &  Neubert,  (Adolph  Assmann  and  Ru- 
dolph  NenbertJ   butter,  cheese,  eggs,  etc.,  10 
California  Market 
Astalos  Samuel,  cabinetmaker  with  Schreiber,  Rohr 

&  Co.,  dwl  114  Main 
Asten  John,  expre.sswagon,  Oakland  ferry,  dwl  NE 

cor  iMontgomery  and  Pacific 
Asteto  Benjamin,  waiter  Lick  House 
Aston  F.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Aston  James,   teadealer,  office  with  Macondray  & 

Co.,  dwl  461  Jessie 
Astor  Block,  627  Sacramento 


PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO.— Their  Losses  are  promptly  paid. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHA/LCK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Trunks  and  Valises. 


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ASTREDO  ANTHONY,  Astredo's  Exchange,  635 
VN'asliiiigton,  dvvl  914  Vnllejo 

Atcliiiison  B.  M.,  [B.  M.  Alchiuson  Sf  Co.)  resides 
Brociklyn,  Alameda  Co 

ATCHlNSbN  B.  M.  &  CO.,  {Bciijnmin  W.  Hnyex) 
butter,  cheese,  eggs,  etc..  7  Ociidental  Mfirket 

Atdiison  Joliii,  carpenter,  California  Mills,  dwl  ''2'2'i 
Stevenson 

Atliearn  Charles  G.  (Aikearn  <fc  Co.),  dwl  909  Mc- 
Allister 

Atliearn  Charles  JI.,  niillvnian,  dwl  1313  Larkin 

AMiearn  Joseph  H.,  (Athcarn  Sf  Co.)  dwl  1021 
GeiiiT 

ATHKAfiN  &  CO.,  (Charles  G.  and  Joseph  H. 
Afhci7 nt J  gvoceries,  provisions  and  ship  stores, 
8  CIhv 

ATHENJEUM  building,  SE  cor  Moutgomery 
and  California 

Atlieitou  h\  D.,  c?.pitalist,  office  705  Sansom,  res 
F.iir  Oaks,  San  Mateo  Co 

Atliy  Andrew,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso,  dwl 
~H)G  Uitch,  lear 

Athy  UoiiiinicU,  butcher  with  Reardou  &  Cough- 
lan 

Atkins  Eben,  porter  with  Allyne  &  White,  dwl  742 
Washington 

Atkins  George,  waiter  stm  Idaho,  dwl  132  Folsom, 
re:ir 

Atkins  Henry  B.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 
Jones  and  O' Fail  ell 

Atkins  Robert  C,  (Orr  &  A.)  dwl  608  Geary 

Atkins  William,  suilmaker  with  Harding  &  Brann 

Atkinson    C.   Ehvood,   car   builder   with    Kimball 
Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  218  Shotwell 
Road,  iir  Ostego 

Atkinson  David  6.,  shoemaker,  dwl  Ocean  House 

Atkinson  Frank,  fireman  sir  No.  6,  S.  F  F.  D.,  dwl 
3I'i  Sixth 

Atkinson  George,  mariner,  dwl  W  s  Guerrero  ur 
Twenty-fourth 

Atkinson  George,  wagonniaker  with  Lane  &  Mur- 
phy, dwl  10-,' Silver 

ATKINSON  JAMES,  Market  Exchange  Saloon,  538 
Market,  dwl  41  Tehama 

Atkinson  Johanna,  boarding  and  lodging,  660  Mis- 
sion 

Atkinson  Joseph  H.,  patent  agent,  dwl  1032  Broad- 
way 

ATKINSON  L.  &  CO.,  importers  shirts  and  col- 
lars, 310  California 

Atkinson  L.  A.,  dwl  36  Geary 

Atkinson  Lewis,  (L.  Atkinson  &  Co.JAvil  Occiden- 
tal Hotel 

Atkinson  Nathan,  (Hancock  Sf  A.J  dwl  769|  Mis- 
sion 

Atkinson  Rose  H.,  (widow)  dwl  365  Minna 

Atkinson  Samnel,  foreman  car  shoj)  Kimball  Mauuf 
Co.,  dwl  218  Shotwell 

Atkinson  Thomas,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  Green's 
Court  nr  Hovvard 

Atkinson  Thomas  E.,  carbuilder  with  Kimball 
Manuf  Co.,  dwl  218  Shotwell 

Atkinson  Thomas  T.,  bookkeeper  with  Lyon  &  Co., 
dwl  108  Hyde 

Atkinson  Williani,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Geary  nr  Larkin 

Atkinson  William,  sail  maker  with  John  S.  Blaki- 
ston,  8  Clay 

ATLANTIC  AND  PACIFIC  TELEGRAPH  CO., 
(Central  Pacitic  Division)  Leland  Stanford 
President,  F.  L.  Vandeuburgh,  Gen'l  Sup'i, 
office  .503  California 

Atlantic  House,  M,  McDonald  proprietor,  210  and 
212  Pacitic 

Atlantic  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  (Albany,  N.  Y.) 
T.  Hart  Hyatt,  General  Agent,  office  420  Mont- 
gomery 

Atlee  Henry,  sawyer  with  Swan,  Dunbar  &  Co., 
dwl  What  Cheer  House 

Atmospheric  Gas  Co.,  office  310  Montgomery 


Atterbury   Alexander,   bookkeeper  with  James  N. 

McC'une,  dwl  408  Shipley 
Attey  H.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Attiiiger  Frederick,  tailor,  dwl  '236  Sutter 
Attinger  Gottlieb,  (Mnller  4-  A.J  242  Sutter 
Attinger  John,  tailor,  dwl  2  Monroe 
Attridge  Arthur,  shuemaker  with  Metropolitan  B  & 

S  Co.,  dwl  282  Minna 
Attridge  Edward,  porter  with  H.   Webster  &,  Co., 

dwl  1010  Filbert 
Attridge  James,    porter    with    L.    P.    Sage,    dwl 

Morse  PLice 
Attridge  Thomas,  porter  Cowell's  Warehouse,  dwl 

5  8  Broadway  bet  Hvde  and  Larkin 
ATTWOOD    MELVILLE,    Secretary    Eberhar.il, 

Mill  and  Mining  Co.,  and  Aurora  Consolid  ited 
S.  M.  Co.,  office  3U2  Montgomery,  dwl  722  Bush 

Atwell  A.  B.,  physiiiau,  office  24  Post 

Atwill  Josepli  F,  merchant,  dwl  512  Bryant 

Atwood  Chailes  E  ,  shoemaker  U.  W.  M.  B  &.  S. 
Co.,  dwl  67!)  iMission 

Atwood  C.  L.  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Boys'  High 
School 

Atwood  Ephraim  A.,  (Atwood  &  BudwcUJ  dwl 
1806  Mason 

Atwood  George,  teamster  with  William  H.  Nichols, 
NW  cor  Sacramento  and  Drumm 

Atwood  George  A.,  macliinist,  dwl  E  s  Shotwell 
bet  Tweiuy-second  and  Twenty -third 

Atwood  George  W.,  teatnster  with  Lane  &,  Rich- 
ardson, dwl  SE  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 

Atwood  William  T.,  bookkeeper  with   B.  C.  Horn 

6  Co.,  dwl  207  Kearny 

ATWOOD  &  BODWELL.  (Ephraim   A.    Atwood 

and  Harry  H.    BodwcUJ   wind  mill  and  tank 

manufacturers,  211-213  Mission 
Atzel  Pierre,  laborer,  dvvl  435  Pine 
Aub  Ernest,  dwl  Branch  House 
Aub  Michael  D.,  bookkeeper,  106  Sansom,  dwl  407 

Sutter 
Aubert  Albert,  pork  butcher,  10  San  Francisco  Mar- 
ket, dwl  3  Graham  Place 
Aubert  M.  31.,  physician,  office  235  Kearny 
Aubert  Paul  J.,  jeweler,  dwl  514  Bush 
Aubert  Paul  L.,  jeweler,  dwl  N  a  O'Farrell  bet  Oc- 

tavia  and  Laguna 
Aubert  Victore,  laborer  Miners' Restaurant,  dwl  634 

Pacific 
AubeTy   William,   carpenter,   H.    C.    League,    128 

Kearny 

Aubrey ,  machinist,  dwl  431  Pine 

Aubrey  Francis  O.,  carpenter,  W  s  Valencia  nr  Six- 
teenth, dwl  Chattanooga  nr  Twenty-third 
Aubry  Bernard,  waiter,  NW  cor  Spring  and  Summer 
Aubry  Charles,  tinsmith  with  G.  &  W.  Snook 
Aubry  Edward,  trunk  and  valise  manufacturer,  505 

Jackson 
Aubry  Joseph,  trunkmaker  with  Edward  Aubry, 

505  Jackson 
Audiffred  Hypolite,  wood  and  charcoal.  Mission  St. 

wharf,  dwl  224  Austin 
AUDITOR  CITY  AND   COUNTY,  office  3  City 

Hall,  tirst  floor 
Audurland  Hemy,  carpenter,  dwl  40  First 
Auer  Thomas,  (Streitbcrger  &   A.J  dwl  Scott  nr 

Lombard 
Auerbach  'Lieo\>6\A,  (of  Auerbnch  &  Bro.,  Helena, 

Montana  J  dwl  NWcor  Pine  and  Jones 
Auerbach  Louis,  cigars  and  tobacco,  What  Cheer 

House,  dwl  340  Turk 
Auerbach  Louis,  clerk  with  Jacob  A.  Alexander,  6 

Clay 
Aufrichtig    Moritz,  jeweler  with  Hubash  &  Kutz, 

dwl  234  Stevenson 
Auger  B.  Eugene,  (Auf;er,  Christiansen  &  Co. J 

dwl  841  Howard 
AUGER,  CHRISTIANSEN  &  CO.,   (B.  Eugene 

Auger  and  Christian  Christiansen)  importers 

and  commission  merchauts,  409  Battery 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  110  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Trimmings. 


TE^BA  SANTA  purifies  the  Blood  and  strengthens  the  Nervous  System. 


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Auger  Jean,  bakery.  911  Pacific 

AiigsUnrgli  Frederick,  f  Faivceit  Sf  A.)  dwl  G3  Minna 

Augsteiii   Henry,  hairdresser  with  A.  iMorgeustern, 

clwl  '^4  Minna 
August  John,  cook,  dwl  21  Stevenson 
August  John,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
August  John,  hiundryman,  dwl  114  Sacramento 
Augustine  Morris,  bookkeeper,  24  Battery,  dwl  215 

Kearny 
Augustus  Joseph,  painter  and  extraman  S.F.  F.  D., 

41il  Pacitic 
Auld  James,  salesman  with  David  Porter,  dwl  1517 

LnpKiu 
Ault  Joseph,  hostler,  17  Sutter,  dwl  545  Xatoma 
Ault  Mathias  O.,  miller,  dwl  54  Third 
Auradou  Jules,  provision  dealer,  dwl  1611  Leaven- 

woith 
Auradou  Leon,  game,  poultry,  etc.,  507  Merchant, 

dwl  5_'4  Merchant 
Aureau  Frances  Miss,  glove,  lace  and  silk  cleaner, 

6()!)  Howard 
AURORA  CONSOLIDATED  S.  M.  CO.,  (White 

Pine)  office  30:2  Montgomery 
Aurouze  Mariiis,  hairdressing  saloon,  647  Pacific, 

dwl  S  8  V^allejo  bet  Dupout  aud  Stockton 
Austen  John  G..  clerk  California  Insurance  Union, 

4IG  California 
Austernhler  Charles,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Austin  A.  C,  ni:<chinist,  dwl  120  Eleventh 
AUSTIN  ALEXANDER,  tax  collector  City  and 

County,  office  1  City  Hall  first  floor,  (and  Aus- 
tin &  Co. J  dwl  Lick  House 
Austin  Amos,  (McKenna  &  Co. J  dwl  Bryant  nr 

Garden 
Austin   B.   C,  tin  can  and  box  manufacturer,  419 

Battery,  res  Oakland 
Austin  Charles,  cook,  dwl  Half  Way  House,  Long 

Bridge 
Austin  Edward,  clerk,  dwl  136  Perry 
Austin  Edward,  laborer  steamer  Chrysopolis,  C.  S. 

Nav.  Co 
Austin  Emilius,  tinsmith,  dwl  E  s  Selina  Place 
Austin  George  L.,  carpenter,  dwl  126  Morton 
Austin  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  SE  cor  Harrison  and  Park 

Avenue 
Anstin  Henry,  dentist,  office  and  dwl  634  Wasb'n 
Austin  Josepl),   drayman  with  W.  J.  Jones  &  Co., 

dwl  15  Folsom  Avenue 
AUSTIN  JOSEPH,  port  warden,  office  525  Front, 

dwl  438  Second 
Austin  Marcus  E.,  (Elmer  <fc    Co.)  res   Brooklyn, 

Alameda  Co 
Austin  Mary  Mrs.,  bakery  and  confectionery,  224 

Fifth 
Austin   M.  F.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Girls'  High 

School,  dwl  520  Sutter 
Austin   Reuben,   teamster,   dwl  S  s  Townsend  bet 

Third  and  Fourth 
Austin  Thomas,  foreman  with  John  Lochhead,  dwl 

2-24  Fifth 
AUSTIN   &  CO.,  f  Alexander  Austin)  dry  goods, 

SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Sutter 
Austine  J.,  merchant,  dwl  229  Kearny 
Austrian  Benevolent  Society,  otBce  633  Market 
Authur  Thomas,  trunkmaker,  dwl  E  8  Columbia  bet 

Niiiteenth  and  Solano 
Automatic  Lubricator  Co.,  office  428  California 
Auxilly  Samuel,  (colored) barkeeper,  dwl  916  Pacific 
Aveline   Louis  D.,  (Avelirie  &   MoissonJ  dwl  319 

Battery 
Aveline  &,  Moisson,  (L.  D.  Aveline  and  John  Mois- 
sonJ   manufacturers   shoes   and   slippers,    319 

Battery 
Avenue  House,  Mrs.  M.  A.  Hafley  proprietress,  807- 

819  Kearny 
Averill  Chester  C,  clerk,  dwl  14  Quincy 
Averill  Jackson  L.,  bookkeeper  with  Black  <k  Miller, 

dwl  923  Harrison 


Averill  M   H.  Mrs.,  physician,  dwl  923  Harrison 
Averill  Wilson,  teamster,  dwl  1  Clara  Lane 
AVERY  BENJAMIN  P.,  Bulletiu  editorial  rooms, 

517  Clay,  dwl  44  Third 
Avery  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  1016  MoTitgomer\' 
Avery   Clark,  carpenter,  dwl   N  s   Greenwich  nr 

Scott 
Avery  Francis,  office  411  California,  dwl  717  Post 
Avery  D.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Avery  Dean  R.,  vegetables  and    fruits,  41   and   42 

Washington  Market,  dwl  1911  Polk 
Avery  James  Mrs.,  trimmings,  dwl  cor  Solano  and 

Iowa 
Avery  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  27  Jessie,  rear 
Avi  Jacinto,  wireworker  with  J.  M.  Eckfeldt  &  Co., 

dwl  819  Greenwich 
Avilla  Mariano,  farmer,  dwl  828  Broadway 
Avisseau  Charles,  wines  and  liquors,  743  Clay,  dwl 

217  Post 
Avisseau  Heloise  Mme.,  French  laundry,  217  Post 
Avry  R.   B.,  chief  mate  S.S.  Gussie  Telfair,  N.   P. 

Trans.  Co 
Axman  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Axt  Louis,  shoemaker,  dwl  936  Howard 
Axtell  Samuel  B.,  (Cook  &  A.)  attorney  at  law  and 

M.  C,  office  room  1,  729  Montgomery,  dwl  Nu- 
cleus House 
Axtell  William  F.,  compositor  Golden  Era,  dwl  52 

Third 
Axtman  Herman,  with  George  B.  May  &  Co.,  dwl 

Sutter  nr  Dupont 
Ayala  Calletano,  steward,  .527  Broadway 
Ayer  George,  driver  with  Potrero  and  Bay  ViewR. 

R.  Co.,  dwl  Kentucky,  Potrero 
Ayer  James,  laborer,  dwi  342  Ritch 
Ayer  Joseph  Y..  contractor  and  builder,  dwl  W  s 

Folsom  bet  Twentieth  and  Twenty  first 
AYER  WASHINGTON,  physician,  office  410  Kear- 
ny, dwl  4-J8  Post 
Ayers  Charles  H.,  assayer,  dwl  957  Howard 
Ayers  Charles  P.,  tinsmith  with  Ellis   Ayers,  dwl 

121  Ellis 
Ayers    Ellis,  (estate  of)   stoves  and  tinware,  417 

Washington 
Ayers  Grosvenor  P.,  bookkeeper,  417  Washington, 

dwl  207  Keary 
Ayers  Ira  F.,  bookkeeper  with  George  F.  Bragg  & 

Co..  dwl  S  W  cor  New  iMontgomery  and  Market 
Ayers  James  J.,  editor,  dwl  915  Market 
Ayers  John  C,  policeman.  City  Hall,  dwl  311  Clem- 
entina 
Ayers  John  C.  Mrs.,  dwl  311  Clementina 
Ayers  Lorenzo,  paper  carrier,  dwl  7J8  Market 
Ayers  Maria  D.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  608  Third 
Ayeis  Robert  E.,  machinist  with  F.  A.  Huntington, 

dwl  311  Clementina 
Ayhans  P.  G.,  butcher,  dwl  1014  Stockton 
Ayhens  Appoline,  (widow)  laundry,  231  Ritch 
Ayhens  Paul,  butcher  with  Bertz  &  Co.,  dwl  231 

Ritch 
Aying,  (Chinese)  physician,  621  Dupont 
Ayleit  William  D.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  736 

Market 
Aylmer  Stephen,  hackman,  Plaza 
Aylward  Michael,  machinist  Miners'  Foundry,  dwl 

Clinton  and  Brannau 
Ayres  F.  W.  Mrs.,  blacksmith  shop,  19  Sutter,  dwl 

407  Sutter 
Ayres  Gilbert,  clerk,  dwl  1232  Folsom 
Ayres  Humphrey,  blacksmith  with  Albert  Folsom, 

dwl  NE  cor  Fillmore  and  Fell 
Ayres  Jolin,  painter  with  J.  W.  Whitaker,  dwl  438 

Natoma 
Ayres  John  G.,  (Ball  &  A.)  dwl  26  Hampton  Place 
Ayres  Joshua  I.,  real  estate,  dwl  3.51  Eleventh 
Ayres  Lorenzo,  engineer,  dwl  SW  cor  Bush  and 

Powell 
Ayres  Thomas  J.,  real  estate  dealer,  dwl  351  Elev- 
enth 


Insure  with  the  PEOPIiES  INSURANCE  CO.  and  avoid  law  suits. 


•C.  P   VAN"  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Merchandise  Brokers. 


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Ayres  William,  compositor  Alta  California,  dwl  815 
Stockton 

Ayres  William,  sliip  calker,  dwl  Twelfth  Avenue 
near  M,  8outli  S  F 

Ayrea  William  {Wtlliam  Ayres  &  Co.)  dwl  1018 
Wasliiiigton 

Ayres  William  &  Co.,  f  Joseph  vl.T^'borf.so?0  proprie- 
tors Law  Kepoiter,  office  312  Wasliiiigton 

Ayres  William  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Santa  Clara 
nr  Caiolina 

AYRES  WILLIAM  O.,  physician,  office  14  Kear- 
ny, dwl  2o  Hawthorne 

B 

Baagkan  John,  laborer,  dwl  249  Binxome 
Baas  Cliai  les,  liquors  o3'J  Jackeon,  dwl  N\V  cor  Pa- 
cific ;ind  Kearny 
Baas  John,  seaman,  dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Baazar  Ferdiiiaiul,  laborer  with  CaL  Com.  &  M.  Co., 

dwl  cor  Scott  and  Chestnut 
Babbitt  John   H.,  porter  with  Sroufe,   Sweeney  & 

Co.,  dwl  'Si  Filth  Avenue 
Babcock  Annie  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  84.0  Dupont 
Babcock   Benjamin  E.,  office  24  Sansom,  dwl  1034 

SlcAllister 
Babcock  U.  W.,  sawyer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  &  Co., 

dwl  18  Minna 
Babcock   George,    {Babcock  &    Sutton)    dwl  E  s 

Second  Avenue  nr  Sixteenth 
Babcock  George  A.,  compositor  with  Wade  &  Co., 

dwl  1502  Leavenworth 
Babcock  Henry  S.,  office  412  Montgomery,  dwl  11 

Essex 
Babcock  John,  porter,  dwl  719  Cal 
Babcock  John  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  719  Cal 
Babcock   Kiley   P..  {.James  Perrin  Stevens  iSj'  Co.) 

dwl  802  Sitockton 
BABCOCK  WILLIAM  F.,  president  Spring  Val- 
ley Water  Works  Co.,   (and  Farrult  <ic    Co.) 

ottice  ."Jlti  Cal,  dwl  11  Essex 
BABCOCK    <fe    SUTTON,    {George  Babcock  and 

William     SiittonJ     produce    commission,    and 

agents  Lane's  and  Marysville  Flour  Mills,  315 

liavis 
Babcox  J.  T.,  supervisor  deposits,  melting  dep't  U. 

S.  Branch  Mnit,  dwl  10/  Fifth 
Babitt  Lizzie  Miss,  dressmaker,  11  Mason 
Babler  John,  cartman,  cor  Filbert  and  Dupont 
Bahson   Edward.  (C.  L.  Taylor  &  Co.)  res  Boston 
BACA    P.   &    CO.,   (Andres    Calderou)    wholesale 

butchers,  Fifth  Avenue  near  Railroad  Avenue, 

South  S.  F.,  office  533  Kearny 
Baca  Pablo,  (P.  Baca  <&:  Co.)  dwl  533  Kearny 
Baccary  John,  express  wagon,  314  Pacific 
Baccio  Thomas,  cook  with  Autoine  Radovich,  W  s 

Stenart  nr  Folsom 
Baccus  Benjamin,  gastitter,  dwl  515  Stockton 
Baccus  George  A.,  machinist  with  W.  T.  Garratt  & 

Co.,  dwl  515  Stockton 
Baccus  John  B.,  physician,  dwl  515  Stockton 
Baccus  John  B.  Jr.,  compositor  Morning  Chronicle, 

dwl  515  Stockton 
Baccus  Hichard  T.,  butcher  with  Louis  Rosenberg, 

dwl  514  O'Farrell 
Baccus  Robert  J.,  butcher  with  Louis  Rosenberg, 

dwl  532  O'Farrell 
Baccus  Robert,  J.  F.,  tinsmith,  dwl  515  Stockton 
Bach  Frederick  W.,  clerk,  dwl  827  Vallejo 
BACH    JOHN,  guns  and  sporting  materials,  325 

Kearny,  dwl  o08  Taylor 
Bachelder  "Frank  J.,  clerk,  310  Sansom 
Bachehier  Hiram,  carrier  Bulletin,  dwl  523  Kearny 
Bachelder  J.  W.,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  613  Union 
Bachelder  T.  V.,f Bachelder  8f  Marrinerj  attorney 

at  law,  office  607  Kearny,  dwl  1107  Mason 
Bachelder  Timothy,  captain  bark  Oakland,  pier  1 
Steuart 


BACHELDER  &  MARRINER,  {T.  F.  Bachelder 
and  Rvfiis  K.  Marrinerj  attorneys  at  law, 
office  60/  Kearny 
Bachelder — See  B.itchelder  and  Batchelor 
BaclieldorJ.  R.,caipenter, H.  C.  League,  128 Kearny 
Bachere  Jacques,  butcher  with  Hahn  &  Genguagel 
Bachert   August,  salesman  with  B.  Nathan  <to   Co., 

dwl  531  Kearny 
BACHMAN  BROTHERS,   {Herman  8.,  Nathan 

5.  and   David.  H.J  importers  and  jobbers  dry 
goods,  10  Battery 

Bachman  David  S.,  (Bachman  BrcthcrsJ  dwl  23 

Kearny 
Bachman  Herman  S.,  (Bachman  BrothersJ  Tes'^avf 

York 
Bachman  Leopold,  salesman  with  Bachman  Bros., 

dwl  9  Kearny 
Bachman  Nathan  S.,  {Bachman  BrothersJ  dwl  Lick 

House 
Bachman  Simon,  fEsberg  &  B.J  dwl  14  Eddy 
Bachrach  Isaac,  salesman,  400  Kearny 
Baciala  Louis,  cook,  540  Commercial,  dwl  S  E  cor 

Sacramento  and  Stockton 
Bacigalupi  Augustine,  vegetable  peddler, dwl  816  Pac 
Bacigalupi    Giovanni,  laljorer    with  A.   Bourgoiug 

6.  Co.,  dwl  E  8  Dupont  bet  Union  and  Filbert 
Bacigalupi  Joseph,  wood  carver  with  Bryant  &  Stra- 

han,  dwl  1805  Mason 
Bacigalupi  Peter,  clerk  with  Luther  P.  Fisher,  dwl 

1805  Mason 
Backer  John,  barkeeper,  dwl  639  Broadway 
Backer  William,  Pioneer  Bakery,  N  E  cor  Clay  and 

Mason  • 

Backland  John,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Backus  Oscar  J.,('  'Pay,  Brooks  &  B.)  res  Oakland 
Backus  Philip  M.,  commission  broker,  dwl  GO!J  Pine 
Backus  S.  'VV^,  secretary  Columbia  River  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  office  111  Wash,  dwl  1520  Mason 
Bacon  Dean,  carpenter,  dwl  1120  Mission 
Bacon  Ellen,  dwl  52  Second 
Bacon  Frank,  clerk,  dwl  36  Geary 
Bacon  Gaston  E.,  clerk  with  Painter  &  Calvert,  dwl 

5  Quincy  Place 
Bacon  George  W.,  clerk  with  S.  S.  Butler,  dwl  1009 

Kearny 
Bacon  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Mc- 
Allister and  Buchanan 
Bacon  Henry  D.,  office  428  California,  res  Oakland 
Bacon  Hiram,  miner,  dwl  SW  cor  Pacific  and  Gough 
Bacon  Jacob,  (Bacon  &  CompatvyJ  res  Oakland 
Bacon  James  H.,  laborer  Miners  Foundry,   dwl  78 

Natoma 
Bacon  Joseph  S.,  agent  Boston  Board  Underwriters, 

office  4-~8  Calilornia 
Bacon  Louis  S.,  sculptor,  dwl  5  Quincy  Place 
Bacon  Truman  F.,  bookkeeper  with  Linforth,  Kel- 
logg k,  Co.,  resides  Oakland 
Bacon  William,  hostler,  Omibns  R.  R. 
Bacon  W.  J.,  laborer,  dwl  624  Comm 
BACON  &  COMPANY,  (Jacob  Bacon  and   R.  E. 
C.  Stearns  J  book  and   job  printers,  536  Clay 
opp  LeidesdorfF 
Bacquie  Henry,  liiiuora,  704  Montgomery 
Badaraggo  Jolin,  wood  and  coal,  a\v\  1803  Mason 
B;ide  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  415  Braniiau 
BADENHOP  HENRY  F.,  groceries  and  liquors, 

SE  cor  Harrison  and  Twenty-Fourth 
Badger    James,     expresswagon,  cor    Kearny  and 

Clay,  dwl  22  Langton 
Badger 'Oliver,  book  agent,  dwl  304  Minna 
Badger  Thomas  W.,  marine  surveyor  Peoples  In- 
surance Co.,  res  Oakland 
Badger    William   G.,   (Badger  &    LindenhergerJ 

res  Fruit  Vale,  Alameda  County 
BADGER  &  LINDENBERGER,  (William  G. 
Badger  and  Thomas  E.  Lindenberger )  Im- 
porters and  Jobbers  Clothing,  Agents  William- 
ette  Woolen  Mills,  (Oregon)  and  Hallet,  Davis 
&  Go's  pianos,  7  Sansom 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Suspenders  and  Neck  Ties. 


BEDINGTON,  HOSTETTEB  &  CO.,  exclusive  Agents  for  Drake's  Plantation  Bitters. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [BJ      DIRECTORY. 


Badgley  Eugene  F.,  galesninn  with  J.    W.   Tucker 

&  Co.,  dwl  NVV  cor  Wash  and  Bncbiimin 
Bad^Hey  Henry  D-,  clerk,  dwl  '.^9  Kearny 
Bailgley  William,  tailor,  324  Dnpont 
Badglev    William   H.,    U.     S.    Inspector  Tobacco, 

Sniitt'aiid  Cigars,  dwl  29  Kearny 
Badlam  Alexander    Jr.,    ( B<i<l lam  Sf  Berry )   and 

Supervisor  Sixth  Ward,  office  41S  Montgomery, 

dwl  708  Cililornia 
BADLAM  &   BEKRY,   (Alexander   Badlam,   Jr. 

and  FhUoii,  G.  Berry  J  real  estate  agents,  iiouse 

brokers  and  rent  colleciors,  office  418  Mont 
Badt  Alexander  L.,  bookkeeper,  106  Battery,   dwl 

927  Suiter 
Badt  "  Morris,    (Badt  &    Cohn,  Elko  J    office    222 

Sanson),  dwl  .307  Turk 
Bad/,n;i  Philip,  liaker,  dwl  3  Welsh 
Baelii'   Feidinaiid,    f  William   Backr  Sf    Co.)    dwl 

170'S  Sacramento 
Baehr  William,  (William  Baehr  Sf  Co.)   dwl  713 

Eilis 
BAEHR  WILLIAM  &  CO.,    (Ferdinand   Baehr) 

mannt'ai-tnring  jewelers,  649  Sacramento 
Balii  CliriBtine  iMrs.,  dwl  502  SioiUton 
Bagamau  John  C,  engraver,  dwl  320  Sansora 
Baggs  Isaac,  attorney  at  law,  office  712  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  3::2  Sixth 
Baggs  John,  cartman,  Larkin  nr  Geary 
Baggs  Montgomery  M.,  compositor  Alta  California, 

dwl  3:^2  Sixth' 
Bagley  Cliarles  O.,  sawmaker  with  American  Saw 

Co.,  606  Front 
Bagley  Daniel,  stone^tter,  dwl  5  Rauscli 
Bagley    David    T.,    mining    secretary,   office    403 

California,  dwl  116  Eleventh 
Bagley  Eugene,  pressman  with  Cubery  &  Co.,  dwl 

2?  Rauscli 
Bagley  Hanora  Miss,  doakmaker  with  Lesser  Les- 

zynsky,  dwl  546  Mission 
Bagley  Johannah,  eeamstress,  Grand  Hotel 
Bagley  John  W  ,<ieputy  naval  officer  Custom  House, 

dwl  Russ  House 
Bagley  Townsend,  attorney  at  law,  office  522  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  45  Everett 
Bagley  William  P.,  laborer  new  U.  S.  Branch  Mint, 

dwl  6  Moss 
Bagnell  Eliza,  (widow)  dwl  728  Vallejo 


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Seventh  iind  iirannan 
Bahdorf  Michael,   carpenter,  H.   C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
Bahen  Ste|)hen,  laborer  with  Hancock  «fe  Kelso 
Bahler   Cliailes,    bootmaker,   dwl   E   s   Folsom  nr 

Twenty-second 
Bahlmann  Henry,  clerk  Philadelphia  Brewery,  dwl 

832  Harrison 
Balils  J.  W.  F.,  (Althof  &  B.J  dwl  11  O'Farrell 
Babrs  Andrew,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Davis 

and  Jackson 
Bailey  A.  M.  Rev.,  pastor  M.,E.  Church  South,  Min- 
na bet  Fourth  and  Fifth,"  dwl  learchnich 
Bailey  Anioa.i.,  (Bailey  &  GarJieldJ  dwl  ^22  Sutter 
Bailey  Ann,  (widow)  shoelitter,  dwl  233  Jessie 
Bailey  Anne  M.,  (widow)  dwl  1423  Kearny 
Bailey  Byron,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  166  Tehama 
Bailey  Ciiarles,  barkeeper,  dwl  27  Zoe 
Bailey  Charles,  hatter  with  Robert  H.Adams 
B.iiley  Charles  A.,  carpenter  with  D.  A  Macdonald 

&c  Co.,  dwl  654  Howard 
Bailey  Charles  G.,  clerk  with  Onesti  &  Biagi,  dwl 

Sixteenth  nr  Valencia 
Bailey  Charles  P.,  clerk  San   Francisco   Postoffice' 

dwl  i>24  California 
Bailey   F.   P.,   miner,   dwl  NW  cor  Kearny  and 

Geary 
Bailev  Frank,  carpenter,  dwl  166  Tehama 
Bailey  Frank,  clerk  with  D.    C.    Hall   &   Co.,   dwl 

423  Post 
Bailey  Frank,  liquor  saloon,  10  Washington 


Bailey  George,  ^C^arA,  J5.    .^-    Co.)  dwl  533  Com- 
mercial 
Bailey  Henry,  barrel  dealer,  dwl  23  Garden 
Bailey  Henry,  laboier  S.  F.  Coidage    Factory,  dwl 

iQ  W  cor  Chestnut  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Bailey  Isaac  L.,  teamster,  dwl  911  Harrison 
Bailey  Jacob  E.,  bricklayer  and  extraman    steamer 

No.  4,  S.  F.  F.    D.,   dwl  Jessie  bet  First  and 

Second 
Bailey  James  D.,   general   agent   Union   Insurance 

Co.,  416  California,  dwl  Giand  Hotel 
Bailey  John,   painter    with   J.   Brewster,   dwl   257 

Clemeniiiiii 
Bailey  John  G.,  driver  Market  St.   R.   R.,  dwl   S   s 

Sixteenth  bet  Valencia  and  Alission 
Bailey  Joseph  H.,    crockery   and   glassware,    1513 

Stockton,  dwl  830  Union 
BAILEY  LEWIS  IL,  proptr  Portsmouth  House, 

1  Brenliani  Place 
Bailey  M.  F.,  dwl  Mississippi  nr  Santa  Clara 
Bailey  Natlian,  (Alfred   W.    Murgensteru    &    Co.) 

dwl  448  Brannaii 
Bailey  Orrin,  upholsterer  with  H.  A.  Gullixson,  dwl 

1423  Kearny 
Bailey  Oscar  J.,  carpenter  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  & 

Co.,  dwl  705  Ellis 
Bailey  P.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Bailey  Patrick,  barrel  dealer,  dwl  71;)  Branuan 
Bailey  Richard,  (Rout  &  B.J  res  Oakland 
Bailey  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  -'57  Clementina 
Bailey  Sarah  M.,  (v^'idow)  dwl  757  Howard 
Bailey  Thomas,  clerk,  dwl  1319  Montgomery 
Bailey  William,  seaman,  dwl  Ecker  nr  Folsom 
Bailey  William  H.,  painter  with  J.  Brewster,  dwl 

4  14  Jones 
Bailey  William  J.,  proptr  Isthmus  House,  54  First 
Bailey  &  Garfield,  (Amos  J.  Badey  aud  Henry  L. 

Garjield)  club  rooms,  305  Moulgomery 
Bailie  Alexander,  bootmaker  with  Bncl<ingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  Ivy  nr  Hayes 
Bailie  Thomas,  longshoreman,  dwl  25  De  Boom 
Baillie  Emily  P.  (widow)  dwl  70  Clementina 
Baillif  Julieii,  waiter,  516  Pacific 
Bailly  Achille,  (Bailly  Bro/.hersJ  dwl  .')14  Filbert 
Bailly  Arthur,  (Bailly  Brothers  J  dwl  514  Fill)ert 
Bailly    Brothers,    (Arthur  and    AchilleJ   pork  and 

sausages,  71  California  Market 
Bailly  Jules,  waiter  v^'itb  Jean  B.  Guillemette,  dwl 

516  Pacific 
Baily  Alexander  H.,  hotelkeeper,  dwl  309  Fell 
Baily  David,  carpenter,  dwl  309  Fell 
Baily  William,  re.il  estate,  dwl  124  Silver 
Baily. — See  Bayley,  Bayly,  and  Bailey 
Bain  Alexander,  longshoreman,  dwl  4Sj  Greenwich 
Bain  James  S.,  rnacliiuist  Phoenix  Iron  Works,  and 

extraman   steamer   No.  6,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  45 

Clementina 
Bain  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  27  Ritch 
Bain  Maria,  (widow)  (colored)  dwl  13  Scott  Place 
Bain  William,  driver  Omnibus  railroad 
Bainbridge   Aruop,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  7  La- 
layette  Place 
Baine   Katie  M.,  adjuster  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  127 

Kearny 
Baine  Robert,  bricklayer,  Bricklayers'  Ass'n,  Young 

Men's  Christian  Ass' n  Hall 
Baird   Andrew,  marine  secretary  Pacific  Insurance 

Co.,  422  California,  dwl  20  Laurel  Place 
Baird  James,  compositor  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

dwl  1305  Powell 
Baird  Robert,  clerk,  dwl  162  Silver 
Baiid  Samuel  H.,  clerk,  dwl  1305  Powell 
Baiyrn  Michael,  liquor  saloon,  546  Mission 

Baker ,  dwl  719  Market 

Baker  A.  G.,  carpenter,  dwl  54  Third 

Baker  A.  J.,  carrier  Alta  California 

Baker  Albert,  clerk,  dwl  824  California 

Baker  Alfred  D.,  clerk  with   Rouse  &   Laws,  dwl 

124  Geary 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUBANCE  CO.  a  Liberal  Company. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO..  708.  712.  714  and  716  Keamy  Street,  Clothing,  etc. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [B]      DIRECTORY. 


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Baker  Alfred  S.,  grainer,  522  Market 

Baker  Caspar,  carriage  trimmer,  733  Mission,  dwl 

466  Tehama 
Baker  Caspar,  tanner,   dwl  San  Bruno  road  bet 

Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty  eiglith 
Baker  Cliarles,  boilertuaker  Vulcun   Iron  Works, 

dwl  50  Natonia 
Baker  Charles,  cij,'ar  maker,  dwl  5  Cottage  Place 
Baker  Charles,  tVnits,  145  Post 
Baker  Charles,  ship  rarpenter,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Baker  Charles,  tinsmith,  dwl  333  Hush 
Baker  Charles,  waiter  with  John  Reawn,  614  Mont 
Baker  Charles  E.,  teamster  with  L.  Washburn,  dwl 

SK  cor  Ellis  and  Leavenworth 
Baker  Colin  C,  f  Stevens,  Baker  &  Co.  J  res  Provi- 
dence, R.  I., 
Baker  Conrad,  assayer  S.  F.  Assaying  and  Refining 

AVorks.  dwl  5-.'7  Tehama 
Baker  David,  salesman  with  Samuel  Baker,  dwl  35 

South   Park 
Baker  Edward,  drayman  Golden  Age  Mills,  dwl  429 

Ellis 
Baker  Eilward,  laborer  with  M.  H.Turrill,  dwl  2810 

BiU'hanan 
Baker  Eliza  Miss,  seamstress,  dwl  9  Auburn 
Baker  Eugene  J.,  teamster,  dwl  764  Harrison 
Baker  Francis,  marinei-,  dwl  20  FoLsom 
Baker  Frederick,  candy  maker,  6  Clara  Lane 
Baker  Frederick,  seaman,  dwl  SW  cor  Market  and 

Steuart 
Baker  Frederick  D.,  (George  Sleioart  S-  Co.)  dwl 

618  California 
Baker  George,  laborer  with  Eisen  Brothers,  dwl  16 

Stevenson 
Baker  George,  saloon,  dwl  630  Green,  rear 
Baker  George,  te;imster  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Baker   George   H.,  lithographer,  office  408  Califor- 
nia, dwl  S  s  Vallejo  bet  Leavenworth  and  Hyde 
Baker  George  L.,  melter  S,.  F,  Assaying  and  Refin- 
ing Works,  dwl  18  Ransch 
Baker  George  L.,  sash  maker  with  D.  A.  Macdon- 

ald  &  Co.,  dwl  318  Folsom 
Baker  George  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  151  Tehama 
Baker  George   W.,  clerk  with  John  Kirkpatrick, 

dwl  Russ  House 
Baker  Gershom  A.,  machine  hand  with  Miller  &. 

Haley,  res  Oakland 
Baker  H.,  wagon,  cor  JIcAllister  and  Buchanan 
Baker  Hannah,   (widow)   dwl  N  s  Linden  bet  La- 

guna  and  Octavia 
Baker  H.  B.,  annealing  department  U.  S.  B.  Mint, 

res  Oakland 
Baker    Henry,    clerk    New   U.  S.   B.   Mint,  ofBce 

922  Mission,  dwl  23  Moss 
Baker  Howard,  salesman  with  John  A.  Roth,  dwl 

432  Third 
Baker  H.  Y.,  engineer  with  D.  A.  Macdonald  &  Co., 

res  Oakland 
Baker  Isaiah,  broker,  office  219  Washington,  dwl 

1514  Mason 
Baker  Israel,  longshoreman,  dwl  906  Pacific,  rear 
Baker  James,  carpenter,  bds  122  Leidesdortf 
Baker  James  E.,  painter,  dwl  5  Verona  Place 
Baker  Jane  B.  Miss,  saleswoman  with  A.  U.  Suplee, 

dwl  9  Auburn 
Baker  Jeremiah,  miller,  bds  33S  Bush 
Baker   John,  laborer  S.   S.  Gussie  Telfair,  North 

Pacific  Transportation  Co 
Baker  Jolin,  mariner,  dwl  cor  Louisiana  and  Sierra 
Baker  John,  watchman  S.  S.  Senator,  North  Pacific 

Transportation  Co 
Baker  John  B.,  clerk  with  E.  E.  Evre,  dwl  1215 

Polk 
Baker  John  E.,  coachman  Occidental  Hotel,  dwl 

West  End 
Baker  John  F.,  ClVasso7i  tfc  Co. J  dwl  437^  Clemen- 
tina 
Baker  John  H.,  clerk  with  Feldbush  &  Co.,  dwl  900 
Clay 


^Baker  John  H.,  milkman,  Point  Lobos 
Baker  John  S.,  clerk  San  Francisco  Directory  office 

dwl  131  Montgomery 
Baker  John  T.,  wai,'on,  cor  Ritch  and  Plarrison 
Baker  Jonathan  W.,   master  mariner,  dwl  SE  cor 

Howard  and  Second 
Baker  Joseph,  butcher  with  Herman  Hertz,  dwl  SE 

cor  Seventh  and  Minna 
Baker  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  867  Mission 
Baker  Joseph,  drayman  with  E.  W.  Dore,  dwl  N  & 

Harrison  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Baker  Joseph,  policeman,  City  Hall,  dwl  409  Green 
Baker  Joseph,  sawyer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  &  Co., 

dwl  Dupont  Alley 
Baker  Josiah  Q.,  fiV.  J.  Laveri/ &  Co.;  dwl  925 

Vallejo 
Baker  Judah,  Jr.,  (Stevens,  Baker  &  Go.)  dwl  327 

First 
Baker  Levy  S.  Mrs.,  dwl  1118  Folsom 
Baker  Lewis,  wood  carver,  dwl  318  Folsom 
Baker  L.  G.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Baker   Livin>rston    L.,   (Baker  &    Hamilton)  d\vl 

Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Baker  Lou  E.  Mrs,  seamstress  with  John  C.  Bell. 

dwl  512  Brannan 
Baker  Louis,  baker,  dwl  801  Union 
Baker  Louis   F.,  produce  commission,  402  Davis, 

dwl  1014  Leavenworth 
Baker  Louis  F.  Jr.,  clerk  with  Louis  F.Baker, dwl 

1014  Leavenworth 
Baker  Lucy  A.,  (widow)  dwl  1090  Union 
Baker  M.,  teamster,  cor  Sacramento  and  Battery 
Baker  Maria,  (widow)  Golden  Gate  Ranch,  dwl  S 

8  Bryant  bet  White  Place  and  Eighth 
Baker  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  114  Perry 
Baker  Mary  F.,  (widow)  dwl  226  Third 
Baker  M.  C,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Baker  Orriu  V.,  machinist  with  Tay.   Brooke   & 

Backus,  res  Oakland  Point 
Baker  Osborn  F.,  stevedore  and  extraman  Steamer 

No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  419  Pacific 
Baker  Peter,  cook  S.  S.  California,  North  Pacific 

Transportation  Company 
Baker  Raphael,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  271 

Minna 
Baker  Robert  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  1090  Union 
Baker  Samuel,  bookkeeper  with  Stevens,  Baker  & 

Co.,  dwl  215  Geary 
Baker  Samuel,  boots  and  shoes,  906  Market,  dwl  10 

Sixth 
Baker  Samuel,  porter  with  D.  Samuels,  dwl  Minna 

bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Baker  Samuel  D.,  collector,  dwl  839  Mission 
IHaker  Sarah  H.,  (widow)  lodgings,  101  Jessie 
Baker  S.  B.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearnv 
Haker  S.  F.,  caipenler,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Baker  Stephen  N.,  wharfinger,  dwl  108  Silver 
Baker  Terry  J.,  ( Ross^  S,-  B.J  dwl  225  Bush 
Baker  Thomas,  bricklayer,  Bricklayers'  Association, 

Yountf  Men's  Christian  Ass'n  Hall 
Baker  William,  cook  with  E.  iMayrisch,  dwl  811 

Vallejo 
BAKER  &  HAMILTON,  (Livingston  L.  Baker 
and  Robert  Uimilton)  importers  and  jobbers 
agricultural  implements,    machines,  haidware, 
etc.,  13  and  19  t'ront.  and  9-15  J  street,  Sac 
Backstein  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  814  Montgomery 
Balan  Mercedes,  (widow)    dwl  SW  cor  Bro'adway 

and  Dupont 
Balbeck  H.  F., carpenter,  II.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Balch  Horace  M.,  repairer  musical  iustruuieuts,  228 

Sutter,  dwl  614  Taylor 
Balch  J.  W.,  captain  ship  David  Hoadley,  pier  12 

Steuart 
Balch  Stephen  M.,  (Brigham  &  B.)  res  Oakland 
Baldeman  Adolph,  expresswagon,  dwl  SW  cor  Bush 

and  Franklni^ 
Baldes  Lagolio,  musician,  dwl  25  Hinckley 
Baldisare  Croce,  cook,  518  Market 


JONES.  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Porte  Monnaies  and  Keticoles. 
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BaldrLl-e  Michael,  salesman  with  William  Sherraau  ' 

.^'.(fo..  dwl  5"i8  Fine  ,        ■,  .       i 

Baldwh"  Abbie    Mrs.,    assistant    teacher    Lincoln 

Giamniai-  School,  dwl  5'Jb  Keainy  _ 
Baldwin  Addison  II.,  watches  and  jewelry,  12  b.xtli 
BALDWIN   ALBERT  S.,  physician  aud  surgeon, 

office  and  dwl  208  Kearny 
Baldwin  Alexander  R.,  merchant,  office  216  Fiout, 

bds  Grand  Hotel  j„wia  Afhina 

Baldwin  Alfred  W.,  contractor,  dwl  418  M  nna 
Baldwin  Anios  B.,  butcher  with  L.  Mottat  &  Co., 

dwl  First  Av  nr  Kentucky  ^  r-^  j  tpr 

Baldwin  Charles  H.,  (C.  Adulphe  Low  &  Go.)  res 

BauSrJltles  K.,  compositor  with  Dewey  &  Co., 

BakU^l/cL^S  M.,  special  policeman,  dwl  cor 

Bald^^'^bil- M.,  teamster,  ^^^l'^^^^^^^^^,,^ 

,is^in^.^sr;s:^i^^^ii?Gi^^^'^^i 

Baldw     G.  B.,  butcher,  dwl  428  Broadway 
'  Ba    win  George  E.,  dwl  1305  Stockton 
B^  iwin  H  .  w^agon,  cor  Eddy  and  Mason 
Saldwln  Henry  C.,  bakery  and  conlectionery,  9-36 

BALmVIN    HIRAM    S.,  physician  aud  surgeon, 

office  612  Clav,  dwl  609  Suiter     ,        „   ^         ,, 

Baldwin  jTunes  t'.,  porter  with  Nathan  R.  Lowell, 

BalcS^utJeS.  distiller,  dwl  E  s  Columbia  bet 

,  BALDWIN 'iLm'D::a«or^       at  law,  office  502 

MontLronierv,  dwl  613  Pine  ,  j     , 

Baldwin  Ma"curM.,ri»^.  ^-  ^-^^wrn  Sr  Go.)  dwl 

Baldwh.  Mefv"n  D.,  wharfinger,  office  Greenwich 
nock   dwl  636  Commercial    ,      ,       ^    „  , 

BAI  DWiN  M.  M.  &  CO.,  (Gharhs  H.  pen-cy) 
impctersand  manufacturers  watches,  jewelry, 

BairinSrrS  assistant  teacher  Union 
G,  "mmar  School,  dwl  1305  Stockton 

Baldwin  Oliver  T.,  clerk  overland  dept.,  Wells, 
Kar-o  &  Co.,  dwl  1411  Pacihc 

Bahiwin  Sidney  F  ,  law  student  with  John  B.  Fel- 

Baldwln'^.~  s!  porter  with  Miller  &  Co.,  dwl 
Baldwtn'^Sm  H.,  shipca^enter,  dwl  7  Liberty 

Riilt  Michael  barkeeper  Occidental    iiotei 
SaLFOUR    GUTHRIE  &  GO.,  (Robert  Balfour 
and  .iilrander  Guthrie)  commission  merch  ts, 

BjS^,^';^^^^'^rie<,Go.)resBroo^. 
Bali^^yO^S^J^eSwith  Joseph  C  Deo:ello, 

Balfr^;' Wiliiaml'shoemaker   dwl  562  Bryant 

Balink  Herman,  furniture.  24D  Fourth 

Balk  Amelia  Miss,  wbipmaker  with  Mam  &   win 

rhexter  dwl  709  Broadway 
Balk  Frederick, seaman,  dwl  21  Sonora  Place 
Balk  Sleiiben  S.,  dwl  1117  Broadway 
|,L  William,  boarding,  S  W  cor    Battery  and 

Balldrs.*^  saloon,  dwl  331  Montgomery       . 

Sail  A.  Everett,  clerk  with  Sawyer  &  Mynck,  dwl 

Ball  Albert,  physician,  office  615  Sacramento 

Ball  B.E.:  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl  741 

Ball^bSs,  carpenter,  dwl  741  Market 
§a     cSes,  porter  with  E.  ComminB  &  Co.,  dwl 
Ss  Fifteenth  bet  Mission  aud  Valencia 


Ball  Charles  T.,  cook  with  A.  A.  Jennings 
Ball  David  H.,  bookbinder,  dwl  54  Minna 
Ball  George,  oysterman,  dwl  3  Hardie  1  lace 
Ball  George,  stevedore,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Ball  George  A.,  bookkeeper  with  Adams,  Blum  & 
Co.,  dwl  726  Bush  ,    n   ., 

Ball  Henry,  (colored)   bootblack  with  Campbell  & 

Conrad,  dwl  N  s  Broadway  nr  Battery 
Ball  Joel,  dentist  645  Clay,  dwl  1210  Union 
Ball  John  S.,  machinist,  dwl  E  8  Octavia  nr  lel 
Ball  Nicholas,  conductor  Lront  St.  M.  &  U.  it.  i*-, 

SE  cor  Polk  &  Austin  . 

Ball  R.  C,  architect,  office  302  Montgomery,  resides 

Oakland  ,    ,,.,„,, 

Ball  Thomas  A.,  {Ball  &  Ayre^)  dwl  112  Mason 
Ball  Thomas  M.,  compositor  Slock  Report,  resides 

Oakland 
Ball  William,  steward,  dwl  18  Minna 
Ball  William,  teamster,  dwl  127  Jackson 
BALL  &  AYRES,  (Thomas  A.  Ball  and  John  O. 
1  AyrexJ  general  agents  Piedmont  and  Arlington 

Life  Ins.  Co.,  office  315  Cal 
Ballantine  Robert,  salesman  with  John  Wigmore, 

dwl  330  Sutter  ,    ,  ,„„„  ^,    , 

Ballard  Duane,  (Ballard  &  Hall)  dwl  1006  Bash 
Ballard  E.  J.,  carpenter,  H.  C  League,  128  Keainy 
BallardGeorge,  painter  dwl  179  Miuna 
Ballard  John,   (W.  B.  Marliu  &   Co.)  240  Mont- 

Ballard"jalin  W.,  produce,  poultry,  etc.,  509  San- 
som,  dwl  569  Stevenson  ,.,,„.yr,*    i  .-.^ 

Ballard  Joseph,  shipping  clerk,  dwl  1107  Stockton 

B-^LLARD  &  HALL,  fDnane  B/dlard  mid  Uaac 
R  Hall)  commission  mercliauts,  10b  Davis 

Ballaun  Joseph,  tailor,  dwl  6  Berry 

Balleau  Thomas,  Custom  House  officer,  dwl   U» 

Austin  .  1  .ri  1  r>  1 

Ballenberg  N.,  teacher  music  dwl  711  Lai 
Ballentine  James,  mason  and  builder,  office  o24  han- 
som, dwl  N  s  Jessie  nr  Ninth 
Ballentine  John  P.,  mason,  N  s  Jessie  bet  Ninth 

Bailey  Edward  J.,  broker,  dwl  1613  Washington 
BalUiaus   Frederick,  dairyman,   dwl  ^y  s  Lea  %  en- 
worth  bet  Greenwich  and  Lombard 
Ballhaus  Frederick  B.,  carriagesmith   with  i .  GeU- 

BallheLer   Charles  H.,  clerk  with  Voizin,  Ris  & 

Co.,  115  Bush,  dwl  704  Larkin 
Ballhorn  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacihc 
Ballinger  Andrew,  foreman   Rmcou  Wool  Depot, 

dwl  19  Gilbert  ,  .j 

Ballinger  Frank  J.,  clerk  with  James  Mee,  dwl  1/ 

Ballhiger  John,  {Ro.wdl  &  i?.;  dwl  974  Harrison 
Ballinger    Patrick    R.    "P>^i^,l«^«j;'r[,  ^^''^ '  ,^^%.*;^: 
W^liitney  &  Co.,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet  Brjant 
and  Bra'nnan  ,    ,,  ,  rr  ♦  i 

Ballinger  William  G.,  clerk  Orleans  Hotel 
Ballinger  William  M.,  printer,  dwl  b  s  Lincoln  bet 

Taylor  and  Jones  .  „ 

Ballou 'Nelsons.,  carpenter,  dwl   Thirtieth  nr  San 

Jose  Road  ,  .rm  tt«^„.,i 

Ballou  William,  civil  engineer,  dwl  704  Howaid 
Ballser  Charles,  butcher  with  M.  Brandenstein  & 

Co.,  dwl  Fifteenth  Avenue  nr  Q,  boutb  b  t 
Baloun  Joseph  L.,  tailor  with  Peter  Short,  dwl  9 

Balthrsar  Gertie,  machinist  with  Theodore  Kallen- 
bert,',  dwl  224  Ritch     ,   „      .    .^^         ,    .    p„ 

Baltz  Charles,  malster  with  Martin  Mangels  &  Co., 
dwl  S  s  Francisco  nr  Taylor 

Balz  Adolph,  clerk  Chief  Quartermaster  Mil.  Divi- 
sion Pacific,  dwl  San  Miguel  Ranch 

Balzer  Ferdinand,  bookkeeper  with  A.  Pfister  & 
Co.,  dwl  24  Ellis  .^     ,,    i  roi  rr„_i, 

Balzer  Henry,  ( ^'cl,  Bertheau  &  GoJi^-^-lo^XT^^vk 

Bamber  John,  (Bamber  ^  Cc's  Express)  dwl  lOU 
Montgomery 


^^^;i;^^l^^^^I^;c^COMPANY.  Cash^a^s  Half  a  Million  DoUars. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO..  708,  712.  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  White  Shirts. 


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Bamber  Joseph  J.,  (Bamber  Sf  Co.'s  Expreasj  dwl 
I0i2  Moiitjroniery 

BAJIBER  &  COS  EXPRESS,  office  SW  cor 
Davis  and  Jaclison 

Baiiilbrd  Alfred,  vocjilist,  dwl  65  Everett 

Bauiniin  Heiirv,  teanisier  witli  TliomuB  C.  Clifford 
&  Co.,  dwl  714  O'Farrell 

Banaliaii  Henry,  hostler  Fashion  stable.dwl  333  Bnsh 

Baualiau  Patrick,  hotsller  Fabhioii  stable,  dwl  333 
Bush 

Bauay  Richard,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sua;ar  Co.,  dwl 
i^tiO  Clara 

Bancheco  Antonio,  gardener,  Visitwcion  Valley  nr 
San  Brnno  road 

Bancroft  A.  A.,  dwl  SW  cor  California  and  Franklin 

BANCROFT  A.  L.  &  CO.,  (Hubert  //.  Bnncmflj 
publishers,  in)portinj;  booksellerts  and  stationers, 
printers,  book-binders,  litLogiapLers,  engravers, 
etc.,  7-2i  Market 

Bancrolt  Albert  L.,  fA.L.  Bnncmfl  &  Co.)  dwl 
\V  s  Franklin  l)et  Pine  and  Calitornia 

Bancroft  C.  A.,  bricklayer,  Bricklayers'  Association, 
Youny  Men's  Chi'lslian  Association  Hall 

Bancroft  E.  A.,  builder,  dwl  515  Bush 

Bancroft  Fied.  A.,  clerk  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 
dwl  721  Market 

Bancroft  Ci.  F.,  bricklayer,  Bricklayers'  Association, 
Young  Men's  Chiistian  Associalion  Hall 

Bancroft  Ht-nry  Jj.,  cleik  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 
dwl  SW  cor  C  ilifornia  and  Franklin 

Bancroft  Hubert  H.,  (A.  L.  Baiicrofl  &  Co.)  dwl 
SW  cor  California  and  Franklin 

BANCROFT'S  BUILDING.   723  Market 

Band  Joseph,  butcher  with  William  Maessen,  dwl 
i  17  Clara 

Bandlioldc  Frederick,  farmer,  dwl  736  Minna 

Bandnumn  Julius,  (Bdiidmaun,  Nielsen  Jj'  Go)  dwl 
514  Lombard 

BAND.MANN,  NIELSEN  &  CO,  fjnliu:^  Band- 
vuinn  and  H.  NieUeuj  importers  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  and  general  agents  Giant  Pow- 
der Co.,  210  Front 

Bandy  Aaron  N.,  porter  with  Larzelere  &.  Beach, 
dwl  5  South  Park 

Bane. — See  Bain  and  Baine 

BANGLE  EDWARD,  paints,  oil,  glass  and  paper- 
hangings,  426  Sansom,  res  Brooklyn,  Alameda 
Conniy 

Bangs  Edward,  mate  steamer  Santa  Cruz,  Washing- 
ton Street  Wharf 

Bangs  H.  Frank,  clerk  Home  Mutual  Insurance  Co., 
dwl  30  McAllister 

Banhani  Joseph,  deckhand  steamer  Santa  Cruz,  dwl 
317  Tehama 

BANK  BRITISH  COLUMBIA,  William  H.  Till- 
inghast  manager,  SE  cor  California  and  Sansoni 

BANK  BRITISH  NORTH  AMERICA,  William 
Walker  &.  Alexander  S.  Finnic  agents,  NE  cor 
California  and  Sansoni 

BANK  CALIFORNIA,  NW  cor  California  and 
Si  nsom 

BANK  CALIFORNIA  BUILDING,  NW  cor 
California  and  Sansom 

BANK  EXCHANGE,  George  F.  Parker  proprie- 
tor, SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Washington 

Bank  Joseph,  billiard  lablemaker  with  J.  Strahle, 
dwl  5  Quincy 

Banks  George  S.,  proprietor  Pacific  Livery  Stable, 
W  8  Jones  bet  Sutler  and  Post 

Banks  James,  tireman  steamer  Clirysopolis,  Califor- 
nia Steam  Navigation  Co.,  dwl  316  Davis 

Banks  John,  cigars  and  tobacco.  Grand  Central  Mar- 
ket, dwl  Mission  nr  Second 

Banks  Mary,  lodgings,  316  Davis 

Banks  Oscar  W.,  draftsman  with  S.  C.  Bugbee  & 
Son,  dwl  1419  Washington 

Banks  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  106  Beale 

Banks  Robert  B.,  teamster  with  Waters  &  Co.,  32 
Spear 


3annen  Hugh,  laborer,  dwl  214  Prospect  Place 
ianner  Simon,    (of  Banner   Bros.,  Virginia,   Nev., 


Banks  Thomas   C,  exchange  and  bill  broker,  office 
13  Merchants'  Exchange,  dwl  724  California 

Banks    William,    (Banks    Jf-    Galvin)    dwl    1419 
Washington 

Banks  William  O.,  clerk  with  S.  C.  Bugbee  &.  Son, 
dwl  J 4 19  Washington 

Banks  it  Galvin,  (William  Banks  and  Garet  Gal- 
vin) merchant  tailors,  518  .Sacramento 

Bannan   John,   ale    bottler,   514    Green,    dwl    512 
Green 

Bi 

Ban  ,    _._ ^...__ 

and    Nevada,   Cal.)    office   12  Bu8iir'd'wr"3'25 
O'Farrell 

Bannerman  John,  sawyer  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl 
cor  Bryant  and  Tliird 

Bannerot  Eugene   A.,   machinist    with    Garciu    <t 
Periam,dwl  232  .lessie 

Bannett  Harris,  dwl  235  Kearnv 

Bannett  H.  Jlrs.,  furnished  rooms,  235  Kearny 

Banneit  Louis,  jeweler  with  William  Baehr  &  Co., 
dwl  235  Kearny 

Bannett  Mary,  South  Park  Laundry,  .555  Bryant 

Banning  John,  inspector,  dwl  11  Kearny 

Bannan  Philip,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Wo'rks 

Bannister  Alfred,  assistant  accountant,   dwl  Grand 
Hotel 

Bannister  B.  B.,  contractor,  dwl  NE   cor  Washing- 
ton and  Kearny  ° 

Bannister  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 

Bannister  John,   shipcarpenter,  dwl   39   Stanford, 
rear 

Bannister  Joseph,  upholsterer,  dwl  425  Fremont 

Bannon   Charles,   steward,   Cliff  House,  Pt.  Lobos 
Road 

Bannon  John,  boatman,  Vallejo    street  wharf,  dwl 
2114  Powell 

Bannon  Michael,  laborer  S.  F.   Gas   Co.,  dwl  609 
Third 

Bannon  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Columbia  and 
Solano 

Bannon  Patrick,  tanner  with  Joseph  Sedgley,  dwl 
Mission  Creek  nr  Eigliteenth 

Bannon    Philip,  watchman,    dwl    N  8  Tehama  nr 
Eighth 

Bansaa  William,  carpenter,  dwl  11  Pacific 

Bansch  August,  laborer,  dwl  757  Mission 

Bansch  Maria  Mrs.,  midwife,  dwl  757  Mission 

Banscher  John,  butcher  with  F  Reinle,  dwl  SE  cor 
Hayes  and  Octavia 

Bansteen  C.  B.,  bricklayer,  Bricklayers'  Association, 
Young  iMen's  Christian  Association  Hall 

Bantle  George,  clerk  113  Montgomery,    bds  Broad- 
way Hotel 

Banz  John,  shoemaker,  dwl   cor  Van   Ness  Avenue 
and  Market 

Baptis  John   H.,  machinist,   208   Leidesdorff,   dwl 
W  s  Main  bet  Folsoni  and  Harrison 

Baptist  Roliert,  (colored)  dwl  Jliles  Place 

Baptiste  Alphonse  Jean,  lithographic  printer  with 
G.  T.  BroAvn  &  Co.,  dwl  3  Cadell  Alley 

Baptiste  John,  locksmith,  dwl  10  Anthony 

Baquet   Pierre,    tailor   with   Eugene   Boucher,  537 
Sacramento 

Baraty  V\-^ni^Ww,( Garran  &  i?.y  dwl  241  Stevenson 

Barbara  Angel,  watchman,  International  Hotel 

Harbaste  Anton,  laundry,  838  Clay 

Barbat  John,  physician  and  apothecary,  910  Pacific 

Barbatta  Frederlco,  iisherman,  dwl  2/  Clay 

Barbe  Jean,  florist,  NW  opcjiiish  and  Baker 

Barbee  John,  exchange 'broli&iv  office   422  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  1090  Union        \ 

Barber  Enos  W.,  ( Law  ton  &  Co.)  (^wl  741  Market 

Bai-ber  Henry,  helper  with  Philander  F.    Tripp, 
dwl  681  Howard 

Barber  Henry  P.,  attorney  at  law,  office  and  dwl 
240  Montgomery 

Barber  James  B.,  porter   with  Wilmerding  &  Kel- 
logg, dwl  520  Howard 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Combs  and  Brushes. 


YERBA  SATJTA,  a  remarkable  and  never-failing  remedy  lor  Eheumatism. 


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Barber  .lolin  A.,  (colored)  plasterer,  dwl  58  Beruard 
B.iiber  O.,  dwl  -m^  Jei^sie  ,  „ ,,  ^. 

Barber  Rolieil  L.,  fR'sley  &  B.J  dwl  3-7  Pine 
Barber  Tbonias  H  ,  pilot  and  special  policeman,  dwl 

1222Pacilic  .^,^       ^ 

Barber  William,  (colored) barkeeper, dU  Broadway, 

liwl  l-JUiDiipont 
Barber  William,  niacbinist  with  L.  &  E.  Emanuel, 

dwl  lilli)  Third 
Barber  W'illiatn,  I'Doi/Je  &  B.)  attorney  at  law, 

ollice  •1-1\  Sansom,  res  San  Rafael 
Barber  Williatii  M.,  blacksmith,  dwl  W  8  Capp  bet 

Twenty  tittb  and  Twenty-sixth 
Barber  Zadiary,  conductor  Central  Railroad,  dwl 

13  Clinton 
Barberi  Ifrank  X.,  waiter  Miners'  Restaurant,  dwl 

108  Proi-pect  Place 
Baibeite  Loni.s  bacUinan  Plaza,  dwl  1015  Stockton 
Barbier  Alfred,  (salesman  with  Phillips,  Brown  & 

Co.,  (lwliM9  Howard 
Barbier  Andrew,  laborer,  435  Bnsh 
Barbier  Arnioiul, special  polic;man,  dwl  9U)  Howard 
Barbier  Eugenie,  (widow)  teacher,  dwl  618   Minna 
Barbier  Eunice  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  614  Cal 
Birbier  Louis,  painter  with  Jules  St.  Denis,  dwl 

California  bet  Stockton  and  Powell 
Barbier  Paul  L.,  Veto  saloon,  6:23  Kearny,  dwl  N  "S\ 

cor  Minna  anil  Julia 
Barbier  Pauline  Mrs.,  laundry,  435  Bnsh 
Bane  William,  ship  caulker,  dwl  312  Beale 
Bavcelliis  Jo^e  &  Co.,  (Antonio   SiivaJ  proprietors 
Luzitania  House,  S  \Y  cov  Druinm  and  Oregon 
Barcellos  Jose,  /'./«•■;«  Barcelloa  &  Go, J  dwl  S  W  cor 

Diiiiiiin  and  Oregon 
BAKCKHaUSEN  JULIUS,  agent  German  Gen  1 
Benevolent  Society,  office  73-J  Washington,  dwl 
E  s  Franklin  bet  Turk  and  Tyler 
Barclay   David,    superintendent    laborers    Custom 

House,  dwl345i  Third 
Barclay  Jennie,  shoebinder  with  I.  M.\\entworth  & 

Co..  dwl  Dora  bet  Ful-omand  Harrison 
Barclay  John,  stevedore,  dwll34  Steuart 
Barclay   Robert   H..  carriagemaker  with  Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  731  California 
Bardeaii  Pierre,  tailor,  dwl  18  St.  Charles 
Bardelliui  Angelo,  ( Angelo  BardcUim  &  Co.)  dwl 

iiO  Washington 
Bardelliui  Angelo  &  Co.,  (Mariano  tacwfpo)  hsh, 

•27  Washington  Market 
Burden  Patrick,  carpenter,  dwl  Sixth  Avenue  nr  L, 

South  San  Francisco 
Bardenwerper  Charles  P.,  drayman,  208  i  ront,  dwl 

Eleventh  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Bardet  Alexander,  collector,  dwl ;)  Pinkney  Place 
Bardet  Constance  Mrs.,  millinery,  1112  Dupoiit 
Baniwell   Charles,  lumberman  with  Swan,  Dunbar 

&.  Co.,  dwl  14  Qnincy 
Bardwell  John  V,.J Burduell  &   Co.;  dwl  t  rank  s 

building,  Brenham  Place 
Bardwell  iV  Co.,  (John  L.  Bardwell  J  bag  factory, 

lOSClav  ^     , 

Barreilles  Thomas,  (Barcilles  4'  Cassou)  dwl  cor 

Octavia  and  Greenwich 
Bareilles  &-   Cassou,  (^  T'/tom^.s   BareiUes  and  John 
C'a.ssoJty  uiilknien.  cor  Octavia  and  Greenwich 
Baretta  Louis,  clerk,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Barg  John,  laborer  with  J.  H.  Teiijen,  415  Brannan 
Bargen    John  V.,   workman   Sugar    Retineiy,  cor 

"Brvaut  and  Eighth 
Barger   Henry,  clerk  with  Cantus  &  Boss,  S  W  cor 

Stockton  and  O'Fairell 
Barger   Michael,  laborer  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl 

N  W  cor  Berry  and  Third 
Barghorn  August,  cook.  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Barghnsen  Jacob,  carpenter,  dwl  617  Davis 
Bargman  Jacob,  milkman,  dwl  Filbert  nr  Pierce 
Bargiuie   Leonardo,  porter  with   Pascal,  Dubedat& 

Co.,  dwl  2218  Mason 
Bargon  Martin,  tailor,  dwl  522  Pine 


Bargstream  George  G.,  hainessmaker  with  Main  & 

Winchester,  dwl  3  Miles  Court 
Bartrstrom  G.  M.,  tailor,  dwl  15  Pincknev 
Baiichievich  John,  restaurant,  1018  Market 
Bariiio  &  Co.,   (Chinese)  cigar  inanufactnrerB,  23 

Webl) 
Bark  William,  sceuenaintcr,  dwl  815  Dupont 
Balkan  Adolph,  oculist  and  aurist,   office  and  dwl 
722  Montgomery 

r5avker ,  carpenter,  hds  122  Leidesdortf 

Barker  Abner  H.,  real  estate,  office  434  California, 

dwl  205  Post 
Barker  Alfred,  painter,  dwl  111  Sixth 
Barker  B.  H.,  miner,  dwl  N  s  Hayes  bet  Larkin 

and  Polk 
Barker   C.  L.,  seaman  S.  S.  Moses  Taylor,  North 

Pac.  Trans.  Co. 
Barker  Frank,  carpenter,  dwl  Sixteenth  Av  bet  P 

and  Q,  South  S  F 
Barker  G.  Frederick,  corresponding  clerk  with  J. 

C.  Merrill  &.  Co.,  dwl  14  Stanley  Place 
Barker  George  L.,  piinter,  dwl  102  Powell 
Barker  Grace,    (widow)   dwl  SE  cor  Folsom  and 

Eleventh 
Barker  Henry  N.,  trnnkmaker  with  E.  Galpen  & 
Co.,   dwl  Alabama    bet    Twenty-seventh   and 
Twentv-eighth 
Barker  Isaac  jr.,  dwl  E  s  Capp  bet  Eighteenth  and 

Nineteenth 
Barker  Jacob,   trnnkmaker  with  H.  Behrendt    & 

Co.,  dwl  17  Welsh 
Barker  James  L.,  salesman  with  Marsh,  Pilsbury  &r. 

Co.,  dwl  91 1  Bush 
Barker  Joshua,  bookkeeper  with  Coghill,  Lyons  & 

Co.,  res  Oakland 
Barker  Thomas,  bricklayer,  dwl  SW  cor  Seventh 

and  Harrison 
Barker  Timothy  L.,  (WeUman,  Peck  &  Co.)  dwl  28 

O'Farrell  " 
Barkhans  Diederich,  (F.  W.  Sf  D.  Barkhaus)dw\ 

10  Turk 
Barkhans  Frederick  W.,  (F.  W.  &  D.  Barkhans) 

dwl  1004  Sutter 
BARKHAUS  F.  W.  &  D.,  German  books  and  sta- 
tionery, 535  Kearny 
Barklev  A.  J.,  printer,  dwl  lOlP  Pine 
Barkley  George  T.  N.,  clerk  Oriental  Bonded  \Yare- 

honse.  dwl  SE  cor  Union  and  Leavenworth 
Barkley  William,  dwl  SE  cor  Union  and  Leaven- 
worth 
Barks  Thomas,  molder,  dwl  22  Sumner 
Barlage     Heiirv,    cabinetmaker    with    George    0. 

Wliiinev  «Si  Co.,  dwl  3  Cushman 
Barlcon  E., '(widow)  dwl  1328  Stockton 
Barlera  William,  stevedore,  dwl  NW  cor  Lily  and 

Franklin 
Barlett  Robert,  driver  with  Smith  &  Smith,  dwl 

3*2  Brannan 
Barli  Alexander,  cutter  with  Michael  Short,  dwl  S  s 

Broadway  bet  Powell  and  Stockton 
Barlow  Carrie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Washington 

Grammar  School,  dwl  909  Clay 
Barlow  Charles  ( R.  G.  Dun  &  Co.)  resides  New 

York 
Barlow  Elisha  T.,  millwright,  dwl  W  s  Channel 

nr  Fourteenth 
Barlow  John,  engineer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Ref  y, 
dwl  Capp  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Barlz  Jessie,    (widow)  'dwl   NE   cor  Vallejo  and 

Mason 
Barman  Heinrich,  waiter,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Barman  Jonas,  dwl  321  Minna 
Barmjin  Jonas  S  .  clerk  with  M.  Barman,  SW  cor 

Jlission  and  Fifteenth  . 

Barman  M.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Mission 

and  Fifteenth 
Barnabe  Jan.,  carriage  maker  with  T.  D.  Lamer, 

dwl  N  8  Seventeenth  nr  Guerrero 
Barnard  Edward,  special  policeman,  dwl  735  Markt 


PEOPLES  INSURANCE  COMPANY.  16  Merchants'  Exchange.  California  Street.  S.  F. 


C.  p.  VA.N  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Furnishing  Goods. 


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BARNARD  FRANK,  coal,  213  Jackson,  dwl  418 

Ed.iy 
Barnard  Georpe  H.,  drayniim  with  Tlioe.  H.  Selby 

&  Co.,  dwl  S  s  Linden  nr  Octiivia 
BARNARD    ISAAC   D.,  real  estate  and  ^(eneial 

Imsiuess  agent,    ottice    204   Moulgoiuery,   dwl 

Ru88  House 
Barnaul  Matthew,  slioeniiiker  with  Buckiu>;batn  &. 

Hecht,  dwl  .531  Stevenson 
Barnard  M.  L.  Miss,  saleswoman,  635  Kearny,  dwl 

12261  Folsnm 
Barnard  Moses  S.,  cooper,  dwl  l'J2()|  Folsom 
Barnard  R.,  assistiint  engineer  S  S  Pacific,  North 

Pacilic  Trans.  Co. 
Barnard  Tlioniaa  (i.,  contractor  and  builder,  dwl  32 

Rincon  Place 
Bni-nard  W.  L.,  wagon,  cor  Sansom  and  Washington 
B  irner  John,  stevedore,  dwl  134  Stenart 
Barnes  Charles,  clerk,  dwl  303  Clementina 
Barnes  Charles  A.,  plasterer,  dwl  SW  cor  Howard 

and  Twenty-foui  th 
Barnes  Con.,  waiter.  Lick  House 
Barnes  David,  collector,  dwl  320  Sansom 
Barnes  E..  wagon,  1120  Fourth 
Barnes  Eliza  B.  Miss,  assistant   teacher  Denmau 

(iraininar  School,  dwl  932  Howard 
Barnes  George  Ed.,  editor,  dwl  815  Stockton 
Barnes  James,  blacksmith  with  Patrick  Brannan, 

dwl  12  Hunt 
Barnes  Patrick,  laborer  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

17  Hunt 
Barnes  H.,  waiter.  What  Cheer  Restaurant 
Barnes  Robert  L.  C,  bookbinder  with  A.  L.  Ban- 
croft &  Co.,  dwl  728  Market 
Barnes  William,  dwl  107  Sansom 
Barnes  William,  carpenter.  1)13  Market 
Barnes  William,  poiter  with  R.  F.  Osborn  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Liberty  and  Guerrero 
Barnes  William  Jr.,  carpenter,  dwl  913  Market 
Barnes  Wiilium  H.  L.,  f  Barnes  &  Bowie  J  dwl  SW 

cor  Fillmore  and  McAllister 
BARNES   &   BOWIE,    (W.    H.   L.    Barnes   and 

Henry  P.  Boicie)  attorneys  at  law,  office  438 

Calilurnia 
Barnett  Christopher,  conductor  Front  M.  and  O.  R. 

R.,  dwl  NE  cor  Gough  and  Austin 
Barnett  Joseph,  jobber,  dwl  551  Telmma 
Barnett  Joseph    P.,   f  W.  Levy   &    Co.)   dwl   456 

Clementina 
Barnett  Slonis  S.,  graindealer,  210  Davis,  dwl  1011 

Stockton 
Barnett   Norman   W.,  driver  with  Murray  Bros., 

IS  Tyler 
Barnett  Rebecca  Miss,  forewoman,  20  Montgomery, 

dwl  335  Tehama 
Barnett  Hubert  P.,  civil  engineer,  dwl  812  Howard 
Biiiiett — See  Barnert  and  Bannett 
Barney  Benjamin  A.,  with  Hooper,  Whiting  &  Co., 

dwl  SW  cor  Ellis  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Barney  James   'S\.,  ( Hooper,  Whiting  &   Go.)  res 

Arizona  City,  A.  T. 
Barney  John,  dwl  530  Folsom 
Barnbardt  Lawrence,  soda  water  maker,  dwl  740 

B;oadway 
Barnbill  Agnes  Jliss,  cor8etmaker,dwl  713  Howard 
Barnhisel  E.  R.,  carrier  Alta  California 
Barnhisel  Henry,  clerk  with  Toklas,  Brown  &  Co., 

dwl  31)  Moss 
Barniiisel  Olivia,  (widow)  dwl  30  Moss 
Barniim  C.  S.  Mrs.,  boarding,  809  Stockton 
Barnum  Edward,  cook,  dwl  423  East 
Barnnm  William,  laborer  Pacilic  Barrel  and  Keg 

Co.,  dwl  W  8  Kentucky  nr  Sierra 
Barnwell '!'.  F.,  minstrel  Maguire's  Opera  House 
B-.irnwell  Thomas  F.,  housesuiith  with  John  R.  Sims, 

dwl  212  Pacific 
Baron  Abraham,  tsiilor,  dwl  35  Pacific 
Baron  Adolpb,  cutter  with   Buckingham  &  Hecht, 

dwl  5  Rausch 


Baron    Edouard,    proprietor    Baron    House,    1006 

Dnpont 
Barou  Henry,  tailor,  35  Pacific 

Baron  Henry,  (Bnron  Sf  Rosenthal)  dwl  13  Third 
Baron    House,    Edouard    Baron    proprietor,    lOUti 

Dnpont 
Baron  (Jscar,  mariner,  dwl  32  Slenart 
Baron   &    Rosentlml,  (Henry  Baron  and  Moritz 

Rosen/ha/ J  hair  dressing  saloon,  13  Third 
Baroteau  Anguste,  liquor  saloon  and  extraman  H. 

and  L.  Co.  No.  2,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  625  Broadway 
Barouqnaire  Ellenore,  (widow)  dwl  I4i  Mason 
Barquin  Fian9()is,  liquor  saloon,  1021  Market 
Barr  Jacob,  butcher  with  William  Smith,  dwl  N  s 

First  Av.  bet  Kentucky  and  Bay 
Barr  J.  D.  &,  Co.,  /Bernardo  Lyon)  umbrella  mak- 
ers, 323  Bush 
Barr  John,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Barr  John,  machinist  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  264 

iMinna 
Barr  John  D.,  fj.  D.  Barr  &  Co.)  dwl  409  Clem- 
entina 
Barr  Neil,  molder  Columbia  Foundry,  dwl  SE  cor 

Twenty-third  and  Harrison 
Barr  S.  A.  i\Iiss,  assistant  teacher  Girls'  High  School, 

dwl  615  Post 
Barr  William  H.,  mariner,  dwl  N  s  Bay  bet  Leav- 
enworth and  Hyde 
BARKA  EZEKIEL  I.,  tobacconist,  114  First,  dwl 

4  Minna 
BARRA'S  HALL,  118  First 
Barradas  Francisco  C,  hairdresser  with  Antonio  C. 

Cordan,  dwl  SW  cor  Drumm  and  Oregon 
Barraillac  Charles,  basUetmaker,  236  Fifth 
Barrassa  B  ,  wagon,  cor  Green  and  Dnpont 
Barraud  Louis,  porter,  533  Kearny 
Barrell  Samuel,  stockbroker,  446  California,  dwl  44 

Third 
Barrellari  G.,(Beluzzi,  Peirano  &    Co.;  dwl  723 

Sansom 
Barres  Adolphe.  baker,  dwl  5  Central  Place 
Barrett   Addison   Capt.,  Q.  M.  D..  U.  S.   A.,  oflRce 

cor  Market  and  Bush,  dwl  122  Taylor 
Barrett  Alexander  P.,  (Barrett   &   Shannon)   dwl 

SW  cor  Bryant  and  White  Place 
Barrett,  Alfred,  watchmaker,   13  Second,  dwl  230 

Seventh 
Barrett  Dennis,  laborer.  Laborers'  Protective  Ben- 
evolent Association,  Irish  American  Hall 
Barrett   Edward,  helper   Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

26  Clementina,  rear 
Barrett  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  607  Natoma,  rear 
Barrett     Edward,    laborer,    Laborers'     Protective 

Benevolent  Association,  Irish  American  Hall 
Bariett  Francis  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  Seventeenth  Av 

nr  J..  South  San  Francisco 
Bariett  G.  A.,  cariman,   16  Sixth 
Barrett  George,  hostler  with  D.   C.  King,  dwl  552 

Bryant 
Barrett  Jimies,  bookkeeper  Portland  Boiler  Works, 

dwl  318  Clementina 
Barrett  James,  painter,  dwl  112  Dora 
Barrett  James  A.,  (Barrett    &    Duane)  dwl  515 

Stevenson 
Barrett  John,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor   Nevada  and 

Kansas 
Barrett  John,  paper  carrier,  dwl  734  Harrison 
Barrett  Marv,  (widow)  saleswoman  with   Samuel 

Hill,  dwl  606  O'Farrell 
Barrett  Jlary  Miss,   tuinished  rooms,  1206  Stockton 
Barrett  Michael, boilermaker  Portland  Boiler  Works, 

dwl  318  Clementina 
Barrett  Michael,  coachman,  dwl  1214  Taylor 
Barrett  Paul,  stonesetter.  New  U.  S.  Branch  Mint, 

res  Oakland 
Barrett  Richard,   storekeeper  with  Forbes  Bros  & 

Co.,  805  Sansom 
Barrett  Robert,   laborer,  dwl  E  a  Boardman  Place 

nr  Braimau 


JOWE3,  PULLMAW  &  CO.,  116  Sanaom  Street,  Straw  Hats  and  Trimmings. 


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Barrett  R.  T.,  picture  frameinaker  with  J.  C.  Parkin- 
son, liwl  4:J5  Stevenson 

Barrett  Sitnon,  will)  Henry  Goldsmith,  619  Sacra- 
mento, (iwl  DKJ  Siiciaiuento 

Barrett  Wallace  C,  clerk  with  Hanson,  Ackerson 
&  Co  ,  res  Oakliuid 

Barrett  Wiiliaui,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  537 
Bryant 

Barrett  William  F.,  nii')lder  Eureka  roundry,  dwl 
SW  cor  Folsom  and  Beale 

Barrett  William  G., cashier  S.F.  Gas  Co.,SE  cor  First 
and  Natoma,  dwl  N  VV  cor  Pine  and  Taylor 

Barrett  &  Duane,  ^./(r??«es  A.  Barrett  and  Edward 
Duonc)  biitcliers.  Grand  Central  Market 

Barrett  &Sliannon,  ( Alexander  P.  Barrett  and  Mi- 
chael ShaiiHonJ  market,  S  W  cor  Brvaut  and 
White  Place 

BAUliETT  &  SHERWOOD,  f Robert  Sherwood, 
i«cfesso/-y  importers  and  dealers,  watches,  jew- 
elry, diamonds,  etc.,  517  Montgomery 

Barretia  Lewis,  cook,  S  W  cor  Kearny  and  Pacific 

Barringer  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  teacher  and  dress  patterns, 
830  Market 

Ban  inger  William,  carpenter,  624  Fonrth 

Barrinuton  Francis,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 

Bariington  George,  ^We;-«er  &  B.J  dwl  cor  Polk 
and  Clay 

Barriiigton  .lolm,  mailingclerk,  San  Francisco  P.  0., 
dwl  JOS  Seventh 

Barriiigton  John,  compositor  Examiner 

Barriiigton  William  B.,  storekeeper  with  Dickson, 
DeVVolf  &  Co.,  dwl  S  .s  Twenty-Fourth  nr  Noe 

Barris  Henry  D.,  market,  930  Post 

BarrisLaveine,  mining,  dwl  912  Bush 

Bariisen  George,  laborer  with  O.  Krentz,  dwl  cor 
Goutrh  and  Filbert 

BARROILHET  HENRY,  fBelloc  Frere^^J  and 
Consul  for  Chili,  otlice  524  Montgomery,  res 
Oakland 

Barrois  Armand,  compositor  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl  229 
Minna 

Barron  Cornelius  J.,  painter,  815  Market 

Barron  Edward,  capitalist,  410  California,  res  Santa 
Clara 

Barron  John,  house  painter,  dwl  2  Francisco 

Barron  Joseph.  ^J?f^/■ro«  J|'  Co.  J  res  Europe 

Barron  Michael,  carpenter  California  Mills,  dwl  Mis- 
sion bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 

Barron  Peter,  cook,  538  Clay,  dwl  333  Vallejo 

Barron  William  K.,f  Barron  ii^  Co. y  dwl  6i)(i  Stock 

Barron  William  R.,  sliipcarpeuter,  dwl  Middle  bet 
Pine  and  California 

BARRON  &  C0.,{Wi//la7nE.  Barron,  Joseph  Bar- 
ron and,  Thoina.'i  Bell  J  commission  merchants, 
office  N  W  cor  Calil'ornia  and  Sansom 

Barrow  Charles  F.,  clerk,  323  Montgomery,  dwl  319 
Clementina 

Barrow  Samuel,  salesman,  dwl  319  Clementina 

Barrow  Samuel  M.,  traveling  agent,  dwl  442  How 

Barrows  Daniel  V.,  (Lee  &  B.J  dwl  709  Mission 

Barrus  Daniel,  foreman  workshop  California  Jew- 
elry Co.,  dwl  442  Green 

Barry  Augustus,  driver  Market  Street  Railroad,  dwl 
Valencia  bet  Si.xteentli  and  Seventeenth 

Barry  Charles,  (colored)  steward,  dwl  27  John 

BARRY  CHARLES  E.,  searcher  records,  oflice  603 
Commercial,  dwl  1513  Taylor 

Bari'y  Cliailes  J.,  teamster,  dwl  567  Bryant,  rear 

Barry  Daniel,  clerk  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  165 
Perry 

Barry  Diivid,  laborer,  dwl  365  Natoma 

Barry  David,  laborer  with  James  R.  Doyle,  dwl  N 
8  Gaven  bet  Stockton  and  Powell 

Barry  David,  painter  with  Gallagher  &  Eodecker, 
dwl  636  Commercial 

Barry  David,  sailmaker  with  Wood^  &  Reynolds, 
dwl  365  Natoma 

Barry  Edward,  carriagemaker,  dwl  S  s  Thirteenth 
nr  Valencia 


Barry  Edward,  laboi'er  Union  Iron  Works,  and  fur 

nislied  rooms.  27  Anthony 
Barry  Edward,  niilkranch,  San  Bruno  road  W  of 

Islais  creek 
BARRY  EDWARD.  President  Real  Estate  Associ 

atea,  office  408  Montgomery,  dwl  1904  Stockton 
Barry  James,  foreman  with  Nelson  &  Doblc,  dwl  211 

Taylor 
Bariy  James,  laborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 
Barry  James,  moulder,  dwl  21  Rausch,  rear 
Barry  James,  sliipcarpenter,  dwl   Frederick  nr  First 
Barry  James  F.,  macliiuehand  with  D.  A.  Macdon- 

aid  &  Co..  dwl  21  Rausch 
Barry  James  H..  compositor  with  Spaulding  &  Bar- 
to,  dwl  1306  Jackson 
Barry  James  H.,  laborer,  dwl  412  Post,  rear 
BarrV  James  J.,  watchman  City  Park,  dwl  ]ll>i 

Fifth 
Barrv    John,  baker  with   Robert  Stein,   dwl  238 

Fifth 
Barry  .lohn,  coachman  with  W.F.  Babcock,  dwl  418 

Folsom 
Barry  John,  laborer,  dwl  12  Hinckley 
Barry  John,  laborer,  dwl  25  Clinton 
Barry  John,  laborer,  Fulton  Foundry 
Barry  John,  painter,  dwl  3.59J^  Clementina 
Barry  John,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  &  S. 

Co.,  dwl  E  8  Ninth  nr  Harrison 
Barry   John   B.,  laborer,  dwl   S  8  Sacramento  bet 

Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Barry  John  C.jobwagon,  NE  cor  Bush  and  Kear- 
ny, dwl  660  Minna 
Barry  Jolni  H.,  delivery  clerk  Western  Union  Tel- 
egraph Co.,  dwl  211  Taylor 
Barry  John  T.,  (Lyon.i  &  B.J  dwl  NE  cor  Geary 

and  Buchanan 
Barry  Josephine  Mrs.,  dwl  5  Fourth 
Barry  M.,  wagon.  Main  nr  Folsom 
Barry  Martin,  tailor  with  John  O'Donnell,  dwl  N  s 

Busl)  nr  Buchanan 
Barry  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  Emmet  Place  nr  Stockton 
Biirry  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Francisco  nr  Kearny 
Barry  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  L.Ruggles, 

dwl  1306  Jackson 
Barry  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.L.Schwalm, 

dwl  N  s  Francisco  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Barry  Mary  Mrs.,  laundress,  dwl  35  Valparaiso 
Barry  Matthew,  peddler,  dwl  S  8  San  Bruno  road 

nr  Girard 
Barry  Michael, bootmaker,948  Market,  dwl  10  Anna 
Barry  Michael,  carpenter  with  Miller  &.  Haley,  dwl 

34  Natoma 
Barry  Michaei,  cook,  dwl  209  Leidesdorff 
Barry  Michael,  laborer,  dv^'l  506  Minna 
Bari'v  Michael,  (  Tubin  &  B.J  dwl  N  8  Market  opp 

Fifth 
Barry  M.  J.,  fruits,  dwl  517  Sacramento 
Barry  Owen,  dwl  S  s  California  bet  Devisaderoand 

Broderick 
Barry  Patrick,  calker  witli  S.  V.  Water  Co 
Barry  Patrick,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Fol- 
som and  Rausch 
Barry  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Ws  Eighth  nr  Howard 
Barry  Patrick,  policemiin  City  Hall,  dwl  N  s  Ivy 

Avenue  bet  Franklin  and  Gougli 
Barry  Patrick,  wagonmaker,  dwl  110  William 
Barrv   P.  Oliver,  clerk  County  Recorder's  Office, 

dwl  923  Pacific 
Biirry  Richard,  barkeeper,  dwl  12  Anthony 
Barry  Richard,  junk  dealer,  dwl  42  Sacramento 
Barry  Richard,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  260  Clara 
Barry  Robert,  bookkeeper,  dwl  109  Montgomery 
Barry  Robert,  tailor,  dwl  Trinity  Court 
Barry  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  1306  Jackson 
Barry  Theodore  A.,  (Barry  <&   PattenJ  dwl   709 

Geary 
Barry   Tiierese,   (widow)    tailoress,   dwl  1  Noble 

Place 


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C.  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Importers  and  Jobbers. 


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Barrj'  Thomas,  carpenter,  H.  C.  Leaijne,l28  Kearny 
Barry  Thomiis,  clerk,  dwl  '2^3  O'Karrell 
Barry  Thomas,  clerk  Central  House,  814  Sansom 
Barr'v  Thomas,  shoemaker  with  Metropohtun  B.  & 

S.  Co.,  dwl  2  Eddy  Place 
Barry  Thomas,  ttablekeeper,  dwl  419  Folsoni 
Barry  Thomas  T.,  salesman  with  Keane,  O'Connor 

&  Co.,  dwl  -223  O'Karrell 
Barry  Vinton  B..  dwl  1814  Market 
Barry  William,  actor  Maguire'a  Opera  House,  dwl 

84.5  Dupont  ^,   ,^     ^      ,. 

Barry  William,  apprentice  with  W.  K.  Vanderalice 

&  Co.,  dwl  3.5  Valparaiso 
Barry  William,  blacksmith,  dwl  233  First 
Barry  William,  carpenter,  dwl  '28  Ililch,  rear 
Barry  William,  driver  with  William  Lambert,  dwl 

'J3  Ho\Yard  Court 
Barry  William,  laborer,  dwl  630  Jessie 
Barry  William,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  ~'l  Rausch 
Bany  William,  teacher,  dwl  200  Stockton 
Barry  William,  (colored)  waiter,  dwl  1  Adele  Alley 
Barry  William  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  23  Howard  Court 
Barry  William  K..   teamster,   dwl  N  a  Austin  bet 

Gouijh  and  Ocfavia 
Barry  W.  M.  G.,  recorder  Tide  Land  Survey,  office 

SW  cor  Clay  and  Kearny 
B4RliY  &.  PATTEN,   f  Theodore  A.  Barry  and 
licnjamin  A.  PaUen)  wines  and  liquors,  413 
Montgomery 
Barse  William,  calker,  Calkers'  Association,  Excel- 
sior Hall 
Barsh  Hugo,  barber,  dwl  23(5  Sutter 
Barshold  Charles,   tailor  with    Gahriel  Abraham, 

dwl  1104  Montgomery 
Barsoti  VirKilio,  veLfetahle  peddler,  dwl  1002  Pacific 
Barstow  Alfred,  U.  S.  Postal  Ajjent,  office  7  Mont- 
gomery Block,  dwl  615  Lombard 
Barstow  An.son,  weigher  Custom  House,  residence 

Oakland 
Barstow  D.  P.,  attorney-at-law,  office  6  Montgom- 
ery Block,  res  Oakland 
Barstow    George,  (Barstow,  Stetson  &  Houghton) 

dwl  927  Pine 
Barstow  Joseph,  dwl  138  Fourth 
Barstow  Simon  F.,  compositor  with  Bacon  &  Co., 

dwl  1005  California 
BARSTOW,  STETSON  &  HOUGHTON,  {George 
Baratow,   Edirard  Gray   Sletsoa  and   Roscoe 
E.  Hoitiihton)  attorneys  at  law,  office  315  Cal 
Barstow  William,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart^ 
Barstow  William,  newspaper  writer,  U.  S.  Court 

building,  NE  cor  Batterv  and  Washington 
Barstow  William  A.,  physician,  office  1234  Stockton, 

dwl  1248  Montgomery 
Bart  John  D..  laborer,  dwl  N  a  Natoma  bet  Lafay. 

ette  and  Eleventh 
Bartalloni  Ermino,  moulder  with  Damino  Mancari- 

ni,  dwl  264  Jessie 
Bartel  Julio,  carrier  La  Voz  del  Nuevo  Mundo,  728 

Montgomery 
Bartels  Conrad,  musician,  dwl  1518  Powell 
BartelsFiederick,  waiter,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Bartels  George  II.,  upholsterer,  dwl  273  Stevenson 
Bartels   Henry,  buker  with  B.    Stumpf,   dwl  226 

Pacitic 
Bartels  Henry,  cook,  dwl  7  Washington 
Bartels   Henry   L.,  upholsterer  with  J.  A.  Shaber, 

dwl  273  Stevenson 
Bartels  Max.,  teacher  music,  dwl  .511  Dupont 
Barters  Richard,   clerk   with  Thaddeua  Faulstick, 

dwl  526  Mission 
Bartet  Jean  Baptiste  Mrs.,  teacher,  dwl  715  Green 
Bartfcld  Ernest,  carpenter,  dwl  610  Greenwich 
B.irlh   Charles   H.,  «lerk  U.  S.   A.  Quartermaster, 

•  dwl  S  a  Jackson  bet  Webster  and  Buchanan 
Barthen  Frank,  (Barthen  ^    2'ostmann)  dwl  1021 

Post 
Barthen  &  Tostmann,  (Frank  Barthen  and  Henry 
Tostmann)  cigars  and  tobacco,  710  Market 


Bartholomann  John,  workman  Cal.  Sug.  Refinery, 

cor  Bryant  and  Eighth 
Bartholomew    Henry   A.,  expresswagon,  cor  Front 

and  Pine,  dwl  E  »  Devisadero  bet  Clay  and  Sac 
Barthrop   Edward,   (Barthrop  &    Casey)  dwl  424 

Geary 
Barthrop  &  Casey,  (Edward  Barthrop  and  James 

Crt-sej/;  butchers,  432  Geary 
Bartiloni  Aronian,  statuary,  dwl  264  Jessio 
Bartlet  — ,  dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and  Stockton 
Bartlett  Ada  F.,  (widow)  dwl  314  Bush 
Bartlett  Alhert  J.,  drayman  Commercial  Flour  Mill, 

dwl  122  Eddy,  rear 
Bartlett  Alfred,  real  estate,  dwl  1007  Market 
Bartlett  B.  S.,  dwl  Rush  House  ,  ,,  ^,  .   , 

Bartlett  Charles  H.,  paperhanger,  dwl  54  Third 
Bartlett   Columbus,    [Bartlett   &    Pratt)    dwl   30- 

Bartle'u  Earl.   {Bartlett  Sf  Bergin]  <i\v\  212  Green 
Bartlett  E.  E.,  piledriver  with  C  P.  R.  R-  Co.,  bds 

cor  Berry  and  Madden 
Bartlett  James  H..  carpenter,  dwl  30S  Tehama,  rear 
Bartlett  Job  C,  drayman  Commercial  Hour  AliU, 

dwl  122  Eddy  .  J    ,  XT     T7-  , .       u 

Bartlett  Jonathan  D.,  painter,  dwl  N  s  Eighteenth 

nr  Dolores  .  ,    „  1 1       n,^^  i 

Bartlett  Joseph  J.,  planer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  & 

Co.,  219  Market  .       t.i 

Bartlett  Nathaniel,  flour  packer  Golden  Age  h  lour- 
ing Mills,  dwl  Battery  bet  Bdwy  and  Vallejo 
Bartlett  Pliny,  {Hallett,  B.  &  Dalton)  resides  Oak- 
land Point  ,  oo,  iiT 
Bartlett  Robert  B.,  porter  206  Sansom,  dwl  3.3  j  Moss 
■BARTLETT    WASHINGTON,   attorney  at  law, 
office  636  Sac,  and  State  Harbor  Comimssiouer, 
office  414  Montgomery,  dwl  850  Market 
Bartlett  W.  B..  dwl  What  Cheer  H.nise 
BARTLETT   WHITE   LEAD  AND   ZINC  CO., 

C.  Adolphe  Low  &,  Co.  agents,  208  Cal 
BARTLETT  WILLIAM    C,    Bulletin    Editorial 

Rooms,  517  Clay,  res  Oakland 

Bartlett  William   S.,  bookkeeper  California   Irust 

Co.,  dwl  314  Jones  ,    nr-  ;     » 

Bartlett  &  Bergin,  (Earl  Bartlett   and   Michael 

Berrrin)  attorneys  at  law.  office  .35  M.onl  131ocK 

BARTL'ETT  &  FliATT,  fColnmbus  Bartlett  ajid 

Lconidas  E.  PrattJ  attorneys  at  law,  office  630 

Sacramento  ,    ,  ,or  t> 

Hartley  Frank,  boilermater,  dwl  Mo  Dora 

Bartley  George,  niolder  Eureka  Foundry,  dwl  140 

Dora  ^ 

Bartley  William,  clerk,  dwl  416  Post,  rear 
Bartling  William,  (Bartling  Sr   Kimball)  resides 

Oakland  „^.^,.         r,     ^i- 

BARTLING  &  KIMBALL,  f  William  Bartling 
and  Henry  Kimball)  bookbinders  and  blank 
book  manufacturers,  505  Clay 

Bartman  A.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Bartman  Ferdinand,  carpenter,  Pioneer  Woolen 
Factory,  dwl  Filbert  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 

Bartmann  John  C,  musician,  dwl  519  Filbert 

Barto  Harrison,  [Spaulding  &  B.)  dwl  908  Howard 

Barto  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  24  Si.\th 

Bartola  N.".  wagon.  San  Pedro  Raiich 

Bartole  Peter,  tanner  with  Wolf  Bloom,  dwl  Mis- 
sion Railroad  Depot 

Bartomer  H.,  wagon,  816  Pacific 

Barton  Benjamin  F.,  (B.  F.  Barton  &  Co.)  dwl  23 

BARTON' B.  F.  &  Co.,  proprietors   Pioneer  Salt 

Works,  depot  211  and  2)3  Sacramento 
Barton  Charles  C,  laborer  with  Conroy  &  O  Con- 
ner, dwl  11  Ritch 
Barton  George,  engineer,  dwl  27  Freelon 
Barton  James,  bootmaker,  815  Batterv 
Barton  James,  engineer,  dwl  27  Freelon 
Barton  John,  president  Union  Pacihc  Salt  CO.,  Jio 

Sacramento,  dwl  15  Laurel  Place 
Barton  John  C,  {Barton  &  Rutter)  res  New  York 


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JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Perfumery  and  Fancy  Soaps. 


MASON  &  POLIjAHD'S  PILLS  cure  Fever  and  Ague, 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [B]      DIRECTORY 


Barton  Joshua  H.,  steward   San  Quentin   Prison, 

dwl  181  Jessie 
Barton  Robert,  mininsr  enjfineer.  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Barton  Tlionias  S.,  clerk  with  N.  B.  Edgerly,  dwl 

71ii  Howard 
Barton  Willard  T.,   clerk  with  Union  Pacific  Salt 

Co.,  dwl  15  Lamel  Place 
Barton  William,  painter,  dwl  1232  Union 
Barton  William,   rigger  and   stevedore,   dwl   Ws 

Stockton  bet  Francisco  and  Bay 
Barton   William   H.,   stockbroker,   office   19   Mer- 

cliantB  Exchatio-e,  dwl  1223  Washinjjton 
BARTON  &  RUTTER,  f.John  C.  Bnrlouand  R.  A. 

RulicrJ  guns,  pistols,   cutlery  etc.,   609   Clay 
BaFucli  Isaac,  merchant,  dwl  108  Seventh 
Barut  Raymond,  market,  1402  Stockton 
Barutli  E.  &  Co.,  ( Ernnf,  Barnth  (mil  Henry  Hol- 

linirsj  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Post  and 

Hyde 
Barutli  Ernst,  fE.  Baruth  &    Co.)  dwl   NW  cor 

Hyde  and  Post 
Baruth  Simon,  cutter  with   Henry  Goldsmith,   dwl 

913  Sacramento 
Barz  August,  (Crooks,  B.,  4'  SuhlJ  dwl  6^  Cleve- 
land 
Bascli  Arthur,   clerk,  133  Montgomery,   dwl  225 

Bush 
Basch   Hugo,  hairdresser  with   Adam  Erbe,   dwl 

Sutter  St  House 
Bascom    Louis    S.,   compositor    with   Francis    &. 

Valentine,  dwl  1324^  Stockton 
Bascom  Ray,  pressman  with  Francis  &  Valentine, 

dwl  1324 5  Stockton 
Bascombe  Anna   Miss.,   dressmaker,   dwl  NE   cor 

Bush  and  Powell 
Baselliiii  Alexander,   interpreter  City  and   County 

Hospital 
Basford  Jacob  K.,  druggist,  NE  cor  Post  and   Ma- 
son 
Bash  H.  &  Co.,  f  Charles  Coleman)  collectors  and 

general  business  agents,  501   Kearny 
Bash  Henry,  (H.  Bash  &  Co.)  dwl  773  Folsom 
Bash  Hyuian,  tailor,  202  Bush,  dwl  3  Shipley 
Basliam  Fredeiick,  merchant,  dwl  307  Eddy 
Basilia  Joseph,  engineer  with  Black  Diamond  Coal 

Co.,  dwl  NW  cor  Green  and  Sansom 
Basini  B..  wiigon.  Five  Mile  House 
Baskerville  Richard    D.,   hairdressing  saloon,   672 

Howard,  dwl  34  Fifth  Avenue 
Basler  George  A.,  painter,  dwl  3  Harriet 
Bass  Chester,  (colored)  (Bass  and  Starkey)  dw  1919 

Broadway 
Bass  David,  (colored)  cook  with  Monroe  W.  Tav- 

lor,  dwl  21  Scott 
BASS,  NEWMAN  &  CO.,,' 7/iowas   J.  Bass   and 

James  Newman)  importers  paints,  oils  and  glass, 

735  Market 
BasBThovaas,  J.,  f  Bass,  KeJi-m 071  &    Co.)  dwl  Es 

Fillmore  bet  Bush  and  Pine 
Bass  &  Starkey,  (colored)  (Chester  Bass  and  Alex- 
ander F.  Starkey)  hairdressers,  531  Pacilic 
Basse  Thomas  &  Co.,  commission  merchants,  office 

220  From 
Basset t  Charles  F.,   (Bassett  &    White)  dwl  N  s 

Jlission  opp  Twelfth 
Bassett  Daniel,  engineer,  dwl  23  Clementina 
Bassett  Frank  W.,  gasliiter,   dwl  NW  cor  Minna 

and  Eleventh 
Bassett  John,  deckhand,  steamer  Salinas,  Washing- 
ton St.  Wharf 
BASSETT  JOSEPH,  wholesale  flour  and   grain, 

and  agent   Clinton   Flour  Mills,  221-223  Clay, 

res  Fruit  V^ale,  Alameda  County 
Bassett   Martin  L.,   carpenter,   dwl  N  s  Jersey  nr 

Church 
Bassett  Nathaniel,  doorkeeper  California  Theatre, 

dwl  cor  Eleventh  and  Minna 
Bassett  Robert,   bookkeeper,   dwl   N  s  Union  bet 

Hyde  and  Leavenworth 


Bassett  William  H.,  assayer,  dwl  NW  cor  Minna 

and  Eleventh 
Bassett  &l  White,  (Charles  F.  Bassett  and   Albert 

IV.  WliiteJ  produce  commission,  212  Wash 
Baesetti  Giacomo,  waiter,  515  Merchant 
Bassine  Edward,  gaslitter,  dwl  523  Pine 
Bassini  Bernardo,  gasfitter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

1443   Leavenworth 
Bassity  Matliew  F.,  plasterer,  dwl  211  Minna 
Bastable  Geoige  D.,  clerk,  dwl  305  Montgomery 
Bastheiin  Joseph,  (Einstein  Bros.  Sf  Co.)  dwl  43 

O'Farrell 
Bastian  Frank,  laborer  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  509  Ei-hth 
Bastian  Frederick,  blacksmith  with  C.  Grosso,  dwl 

814  Montgomery 
Bastian  Jacob,  { Mesner  &  B.)   dwl  721   Sansom 
Bastian  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  814  Montgomery 
Bastian    John,  laborer  California  Sugar  Refineiy, 

dwl  509  Eighth 
Bastian  Joseph,  laborer  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  509  Eighth 
Bastian  Philip,  nianufactnrer  axle  grease,  390  Fran- 
cisco, dwl  71!  Lombard 
Baston  Abner  F.,  teamster  with  Miller  &  Hall,  dwl 

N  s  McAllister  bet  Buchanan  and  Webster 
Batavia  P  &  Co.,  (-Jospph  Hahish)  hairdressers  and 

wigniakers,  641  Kearny 
Batavia  Philip,  fP.  Batavia  &  Co.)  dwl  751  Clay 
Batchelder  David  F.,  special  policeman,  dwl  N  s 

Brannan  nr  Sixth 
Batchelder  L.  L.,  stevedore,  dwl  1026  Clay 
Batchelder. — See  Bachelder 

Batoheldor  John  R.,  carpenter,  dwl  1523  Mission 
BATCHELOR   EDWARD    P.,   attorney   at  law, 

office  10  Moritgomery  Block,  dwl  NW  cor  Fol- 
som and  Seccuid 
Batchelor  William  H.,  house  mover,  dwl  114  Austin 
Bate  William  H.,  cabinetmaker,  211  Stevenson 
Bateman    Henry,   carpenter,   H.   C.    League,   128 

Kearny 
Bateman  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  660  Howard 
BATEMAN  HENRY  C,  Catholic  bookseller,  sta- 
tioner and  bookbinder,  203  Kearny,  dwl  225 

Sutter 
Bateman  James,  shoemaker,  204  Commercial 
Bateman  Michael  C,  real  estate,  dwl  SE  cor  Pacific 

and  Gougli 
Bateman    Miles,    carpenter,    H.    C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
Bateman  Morris,  dwl  8  Virj:inia  Place,  nr  Pine 
Bateman  Patrick  C,  dwl  SE  cor  Pacific  and  Gongh 
Bateman  William  A.,  produce  dealer,  dwl  733  Pine 
Batendo  P.,  drayman,  210  Powell 
Bates  A.  Caroline  Miss,  assistant  teacher  University 

School,  dwl  1001  Powell 
BATES  ASHER  B.,  attorney  at  law  and  register 

in  bankruptcy,  office  10  Court  Block,  636  Clay, 

dwl  705  Bush 
Bates  Catherine  M.,    (widow)   dwl  764  Harrison, 

rear 
BATES  CICERO  M.,  physician  and  health  officer 

Board  of  Health,  office  521  Jackson,  dwl  209 

Geary 
Bates  Dudley  C,  clerk  Pacific  Insurance  Co.,  dwl 

NE  cor  Bush  and  Stockton 
Bates  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  1001  Powell 
Bates  Felix  P.  W.,  carpenter  with  Edwin  O.  Hunt, 

dwl  558 1  Bryant 
Bates  George,  principal  University  School,  dwl  1001 

Powell 
BATES  JOSEPH  C,  attorney  at  law.  office  rooms 

1  and  2,  704  Montgomery,  dwl  708  Pine 
Bates  Marshall  A.  K.,  clerk  Merchants'  Mutual  Ma- 
rine Insurance  Co.,  dwl  705  Bush 
Bates  Morris  S.,  clerk  with  Williams,  Blanchard  &. 

Co.,  dwl  705  Bush 
BATES  WILLIAM,  street  contractor,  dwl  SW  cor 

Harrison  and  Clieslev 


The  directory  of  the  "  PEOPLES"  is  composed  of  the  best  business  men  of  CaUfomia. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Yankee  Notions. 


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Bateson  .Tnmes  H.,  tailor,  dwi  7  Cleineiitina 
BatioiieD.  B.,  paymaster,   U.  S.  Navy,  bds  Lick 

House 
Batisse   John,   hairdreeser  -with   G.   Held,  dwl   IG 

Ohio 
Batista    Leone,   gardener,  dwl   SE   cor  Broadway 

and  Sansoni 
Batsen    Pliilip,  liquor  saloon,    cor    Twenty-ninth 

and  Mission 
Batsere  Jolm,  cook,  dwl  1019  Sutter 
BattaiuH  William,  salesman  with  Locke  &  Montague, 

dwl  fill  Mason 
Batten    George,  laborer  with  William  Harris,  dwl 

Aha  Lodgings 
Batten  Samiison,  (Batten  &    MidlenJ  dwl  S  8  Cali- 
fornia bet  T5al<erand  Broderick 
Batten  &  Mullen,  f  Snmp/O'ji  Batten  &  Michael  Mul- 

lenj  stoneyard,  Point  Lobos  Av   nr  Geary 
Batteinmn  Edward,  baker  with  Conrad  Thaler,  22 

Dupont 
BATTEUX  DANIEL,    liquor  saloon,  34   Kearny, 

dwl  11  Carlos  Place 
BATTERY  ST.  U.  S  BONDED  WAREHOUSE, 

George  C.  Bode  proprietor,  NW  cor  Battery  and 

Filbert 
Battiste  Joseph,  waiter.  Grand  Hotel 
Battles  John,  proprietor  Battles  House,  23  Vallejo 
Battles  Luke,   steward  C.   S.   Nav.  Go's  steamer 

Antelope 
Battles   William   W.,  assistant  appraisei-,    Custom 

House,  dwl  811)  Post 
Battmale  Justin,  laborer  with  John  B.  Berges,  dwl 

Presidio  Road  nr  Mountain  Lake 
Batturs   Edward   T.,   bookkeeper  with   Frank   G. 

Edwards,  dwl  51!1  Leavenworth 
Batty  John,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Post  bet  Baker  and 

Broderiek 
Baucli  Peter  G.,  custom  house  broker,  508  Battery, 

dwl  719  Union 
Baudin  John  P.,  carpenter,    H.  C.   League,   128 

Kearny 
Bauer  Abraham,  fBnner  BrothersJ  d\v\  1102  Pine 
Bauer  Ailolph  G.  V.  H.,  friugemaker  with  William 

Euirlandei',  dwl  728  Market 
Bauer  Brothers,  (Abraham  and  Max)  fancy  goods, 

410  Kearny 
Bauer  Carl,  land  agent,  dwl  610  Howard 
Bauer  Charles,  butcher  with  Breiling  &.  Bro.,  dwl 

965  Mission 
Bauer  Chailes.  laborer,  New  U.  S.  Branch  Mint, 

dwl  20  Tulare 
Bauer  Charles,  longshoreman,  dwl  26  Sfeuart 
Bauer   Chailes,   (Charles  Bauer   &    Co. J  SE    cor 

Kearny  and  Connnercial 
Bauer  Charles,  (Baver  Sc  HirihJ  dwl  18  Sansom 
Bauer   Cliarles  &  Co.,  (Max  SchrlkleJ  wine  cellar, 

SE  cor  Kearny  and  Commercial 
Bauer  Edward,  laborer  with  Taylor  &  Bendel,  dwl 

S  s  Bush  bet  Montgomery  and  Kearny 
Bauer  Emile,  (  While  <jk  Bauer  J  dwl  402'Green 
Bauer  Emile  E.  ( Sass  &B.J  dwl  NE   cor  Seventh 

and  Cluavelaud 
Bauer  Prank,  lalxn-er  with  F.  &  J.  N.  Stand,  dwl 

William  Tell  House 
Bauer  George,  varuisher  with  N.  P.  Cole   &  Co., 

dwl  852  Washington 
Bauer  George  Jlrs.,  nurse,  dwl  852  Washington 
Bauer   Gustave  A.,  cooper   with   Lvon  &  Co.,  dwl 

822  Powell 
Bauer  Henry,   upholsterer  with  John  C.  Bell,  dwl 

1511  California 
Bauer  Hermann,  gilder  with   G.    Hoefer,  dwl  SW 

cor  Washington  and  Waverly  Place 
Bauer  John,   (Chapman  &   B.J   dwi   13  Howard 

Court 
BAUER  JOHN   A.,  manufacturing    chemist    and 

druggist,  101  Post,  dwl  620  Greenwich 
Bauer  Joseph,  liquor  dealer,  1042  Folsom 
Bauer  Leonard  G.,  soap  maker,  dwl  432  Greenwich 


Bauer  Max,  (Baner  Bros.)  resides  Paiis 
Bauer  Peter,  blacksmith,  dwl  1323  Stockton 
Bauer  Samuel,  salesman,  410  Kearny,  dwl  1102  Pine 
Bauer  Simon,  porter  City  of  Paris,  dwl  431  Pine 
Bauer  William, baker  with  John  Fisk.dwl  37  Rausch 
Bauer  William,  confectioner  with  Schroder  «fe  Al- 

brecht,  dwl  N  E  cor  Kearny  and  Counnercial 
Baner  William,  iipholsterer  with  N.  P.  Cole  &,  Co., 

dwl  1511  California 
Baner  &  Hirth,  (Charles  Baiter  and  Charles  Ilirth) 

proprietors  German  Hall,  16  and  18  Sansom 
Bauerle  John,  carpenter  with  L.  F.  Haussler,  dwl 

S  s  Pacific  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Bauerle  John,  liquor  saloon,  Gl  1  Pacific 
Bauerle  Mitniie  Miss.  lecturess,dwl  823  Montgomery 
BAUGH  THEODORE  E.,  proprietor  U.  S.  Court 

building,  N  E  cor  Battery  and  Washington,  dwl 

308  Stockton 
Baugh  William  W.,  warehouse  keeper,  dwl  320  San 
Baughau  Richard,  mariner,  dwl  l\:i  P.icilic 
Baul  Leonard,  cigarmaker,  dwl  25  Morton 
Bauler  William,  cook,  dwl  78  Clementina 
Baulsir  Niuu'od,  blockmaker  with  Thomas  F.  Mitch- 
ell, dwl  1332  Washington 
BAUM  CHARLES,  Custom  House  broker  and  Con- 
sul Argentine  Republic,  office  510  Battery,  dwl 

1705  Powell 
Baum  David  A  ,  local  agent  Liverpool  and  London 

and  Globe  Insurance  Co.,  dwl  18  Prospect  Place 
Baum  Gustave,  furniture,  709  Pacilic 
BAUM  J.  &  CO.,  (Henry  and  Morris  Shrier)  man- 
ufacturers, importers  and  jobbers  clothing,  222 

Sansom 
Baum  John  T.,  (Bnnm  Sf  Ladd)  dwl  330  Sutter 
Baum  Julius, /^eir.  i?rt?/»tt  Sf  Co.)  dwl  Ws  Van  Ness 

Avenue  bet  Post  and  Geary 
Baum  Simon,  booklieepei-,  222  Sansom,  dwl 721  Ellis 
Baum  William,  porter  Orleans  Hotel 
Baum  &  'L&Ad/(John   T.  Baum.  and  C.   J.  Ladd) 

office  furniture,  cabinetmakers  and  upholsterers, 

605  California 
Bauman  Charles,  tailor  with  F.  W.  King,  dwl  1622 

Stockton 
Bauman  Edward,  laborer  with  H.W.Gray  &.  Co., 

dwl  331  Kearny 
Bauman  Emma  Miss,  (Bauman  Sisters)  dwl  1103 

Stockton 
Bauman  Frederick,  barkeeper  with  Frederick  Lo- 

haus,  dwl  7  Washington 
Bauman  G.  Lewis,  tailor,  dwl  1108  Stockton 
Baimian  John,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Bauuian  Joseph,  gun  and  locksmith,  510  Broadway 
Bauman  Joseph,  clerk  with  Biommer  &,  HoUings, 

dwl  cor  Buchanan  &  Bay 
Bauman  Lena  Miss,  (Bauman  Sisters)  dwl  1108 

Stockton 
Bauman  Sebastian,  clerk  with  Brommer  &  Hollings, 

dwl  cor  Buchanan  &  Bay 
Bauman  Sisters,  (Misses Emma  and  LenaBanman) 

millinery,  1108  Stockton 
Baumann  John,  musician,  dv^'l  29  Morton 
Banmann  Louis  F.,  confectioner  with  George  Haas 

6i.  Co.,  dwl  116  Morton 
Baumberger  Jacob,  wood  carver  with   Bryant  & 

Straban,  dwl  995  Market 
Baumeister  Frederick,  barkeeper  with  Baumeister 

&.  Co.,  dwl  1308  Howard 
Baumeister  John  A.,  (Baumeister  ^  Co.)  dwl  1038 

Howard 
BAUMEISTER  &  CO.,  (John  A.  Baumeister  and 

John  C.  Beckler)  Alaska  Saloon,  N  W  cor  Bush 

and  Kearny 
Baumgardner  E.  M.  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Denmau 

Grammar  School,  dwl  514  Sutter 
Baumgardner  S.  J.,  commission  merchant,  dwl  514 

Sutter 
Baumgart  Philip,  waiter  Woodward's  Gardens 
Baumgarten   Anton,  (M.  Ullmnnn  &  Co.)  dwl  630 

Sacramento 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Laces  and  Embroideries. 


REDINQTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Druggists'  Glassware,  etc. 


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Bauni,t,'arten  Carl,  (M.  Ullmann  &  Co. J  res   Pesth, 

Hungary 
Bannigarten  Christiini,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Bauiiigartnei-  Valentine,  (Hcerdink  &   Co. J  dwl  8 

William 
Baumgariner  William,  restaurant,  N  s  Haj'es  nr 

Van  Ness  Avenue 
Baum  Jasper,  baker  with  William  Pohlman,  dwl  114 

Market 
Biinp  John,  butcher  with   P.  Bacn  &  Co.,  dwl  Fifth 

Ave  nr  Railroad  Ave,  South  San  Francisco 
Baurliyte  Isaac  S.,  engraver,  dwl  170  Silver 
Baurliyte  Ivobert  H.,   engineer   C.    S.   Nav.   Go's 

steamer  Antelope,  dwl  7013  Post 
Bans  Philip,  waiter  Palm  House 
BAUS.AIAN  WILLIAM,  local  editor  Morning  Call, 

dwl  .552  Minna 
Bauten  Francis,  tailor,  717  Snnsom,  dwl  1313  Stock 
Bauten  Nicholas  J.,  (Nicholas  J.  Bauten  &    Co.) 

dwl  NE  cor  John  and  Brannan 
Bauten  Nicholas  J.  &  Co.,  (  Willinm  Miiehe)  grocer- 
ies and  liquors,  NE  cor  Brannan  and  John 
BAUVILLE    AUGUST,    proprietor    City    Front 

House,  025  Davis 
Bavaria  Brewery,  Jacob  Gundlach  &  Co.  prop'rs, 

C20-62-2  Vallejo 
Bawden  William  G.,  job  printer,   317   California, 

dwl  44  Third 
Baxter  Charles  E.  A.,  shipping  clerk  with   J.   C. 

Merrill  &  Co.,  dwl  1109  Howard 
Baxter  Charles  51.,  captain  steamer  Clinton,  Vallejo 

Street  Wharf,  res  Petaluma 
Baxter  Edward  H.,  salesman  with  Crane  &  Brig- 
ham,  dwl  1109  Howard 
Baxter  Hall  W.,  bookkeeper  with  Crane  &  Brig- 
ham,  dwl  1109  How.ird 
Baxter  James,  engineer  with  E.  C.  Boohar  &  Co 
Baxter  John  T.,  cai-penter,  dwl  N  s  Thirteenth  bet 

Mission  and  Valencia 
Baxter  John  T.,  market,  N  s  Sixteenth  bet  Valencia 

and  Second  Avenue 
B;ixter  Joseph  P.,  special  policeman,  dwl  515  Sacra- 
mento 
Baxter  Lydia  L.,  (widow)  dwl  1109  Howard 
Baxter  Mathew,  laborer  with  Cornelius  O'Donnell, 

dwl  SW  cor  Seventh  and  Biannan 
Baxter  Samuel,  linenman,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Baxter  Sutclitfe,  bookkeeper  Belliugham  Bay  Coal 

Co.,  dwl  247  Second 
Baxter  William  H.,  clerk  S.  F.  Assaj'ing  &  Refining 

Works,  dwl718Ciilifornia 
Bay  City   Laundry,  offices  602    Market    and    228 

Montg<micry 
Bay  City  Soda  Water  Co.,  office  89  Stevenson 
Bay   District  Agricultural  Association,   office    212 

Sutter 
Bay  Park  Addition  Homestead  Association,  office 

312  Montgomery 
Bav  Park  Homestead  Association,  office  312  JTont 
BAY   SUGAR  REFINERY,  SW  cor  Battery  and 

Union 
Bay  View  Chemical  Works,  San  Bruno  Road  nr 

Twenty-Eighth,  office  NW  cor  Bush  and  Powell 
Bay  View  Homestead  Association,  office  415  Mont 
Bay  View  Park  Hotel,  Bay  View  Park,  5  miles 

from  City  Hall 
Bay  View  Railroad  Homestead  Club,  office  415  Mont 
BAY  WAREHOUSE,  A.  R.  Van  Damme  prop'r, 

Sanson!  bet  Lombard  and  Greenwich 
Bayer  Joseph,  packer  with  Marden  &.  Myrick,  dwl 

1014  Stockton 
Bayer  Julius,  peddler,  dwl  N  8  Heron  nr  Eighth 
Bayeique'E.  M.  Madame,  (widow)  dwl  819  Mission 
Bayerque  Romaiu,  with  Pioche  &  Bayerque  dwl 

8(16  Stockton 
Bayestrof  Fiederick,  seaman  steamship  Oriflamme, 

N.  P.  Trans.  Co 
Bayle  John,  butcher  with  P.  Baca  &  Co.,  dwl  Fifth 

Avenue  nr  Railroad  Avenue  S  San  Francisco 


Bayless  Charles  H..  compositor  with  Waters,  New- 
hoff  tfe  Co.,  dwl  Geneva  nr  Brannan 

Bayless  Frederick,   longshoreman,  dwl  12  Stenar 

Bayless  Margaret,  (widow)  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  SW 
cor  Sixth  and  Howard 

Bayless  Thornton  J.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  204  Mont 

Bayless  William  H.,  architect,  dwl  E  s  Genoa  bet 
Brannan  and  Townsend 

Bayley  Alexander,  shoemaker,  N  s  Ivy  nr  Liguna 

Bayley  Charles  A.,  barkeeper  with  Philip  Moysev, 
21  Vallejo 

Bayley  Geoige,  cook,  dwl  45  Everett 

Bayley  Geoi'ge,  teamster,  dwl  S  s  Linden  bet  La- 
guna  and  Octavia 

Bayley  George,  teamster,  dwl  E  8  Howard  bet 
"  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 

Bayley  George  B.,  bookkeeper  Bank  California,  res 
Oakland 

Bayley  Henry  E.,  bookkeeper  with  N.  B.  Edgerly, 
dwl  SE  cor  Howard  and  Second 

Bayley  Thomas,  boarding  and  lodgings,  N  s  Oregon 
bet  Davis  and  Drumm 

Bayley  Wilbur  F.,  (Bailey  &  Winter)  dwl  1J08 
Stockton 

Bayley  &  Winter,  ( Wilbur  F.  Bailey  &  Robert 
Wilder  J  photographers,  artists,  618-620  Wash- 
ington 

Bayly  Charles  A.,  (Bayly  &  Clawson)  dwl  426 
"  Kearny 

Bavlv  Pauline,  (widow)  dwl  163  Tehama 

BAYLY  &  CLAWSON,  (Charles  A.  Bayly  & 
Joseph  W.  Clawson)  apothecaries,  512  Kearny 

Bayly  — .     See  Bailey  and  Baily 

Bayina  Joseph  Rev.,  President  St.  Ignatius  College, 
dwl  841  Maiket 

Bayrenther  Amalie  Mrs.,  (Mrs.  &  M'css  Bayreu- 
ther)  dwl  430  Bush 

Bayrenther  Clara  Miss,  (Mrs.  &  Miss  Bayrculhcr) 
dwl  430  Bush 

Bayrenther  Mrs.  &,  Miss,  (Amalie  and  Clara)  mil- 
Imeis  and  dressmakers,  4:i0  Busli 

Bays  Henry,  ship  carpenter,  dvs-1  8  Liberty 

Bays  John,  contractor,  dwl  825  Larkin 

Bazel  August,  New  Butcher's  Home,  Railroad  Ave- 
nue nr  Sixth 

Bazilia  C,  boilermaker,  Vulcan  Iron  Works 

Bazin  Victor,  tailor,  445  Bush,  dwl  1213  Powell 

Bazo  Felix,  apprentice  with  W.  T.  Garratt  &  Co., 
dwl  19  Stone 

Bazzurro  Fiank,  (Preda  Sf  Co.)  dwl  501  Clay 

Beach  A.  C.  iSt  Co.,  (Alexander  B.  Pntrament) 
Mechanics  Mill,  and  sash,  doors  and  blind  man- 
ufacturers, SW  cor  Jlissiou  and  Kreuiont 

Beach  Andrew  C,  (A.  C.  Beach  Sf  Co.,  and  Beach 
Ss-  Co.)  dwl  954  Folsom 

Beach  Anson  B.,  drayman  with  Richard  Perry,  dwl 
SE  cor  Bush  and  Polk 

BEACH  CHILION,  books  and  stationery,  5  Mont- 
gomery, Masonic  Temple,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 

Beach  Eliz'a,  (widow)  dwl  1312  Taylor 

Beach  George,  clerk  with  R.  A.  Swain  &  Co.,  dwl 
5171  Jessie 

Beach  George  IL,  salesman  with  Weil  &  Co.,  dwl 
517^  Jessie 

Beach  Henry  H.,  clerk  with  Wellman,  Peck  &  Co., 
dwl  619  Sixth 

BEACH  HENRY  MARTIN,  local  agent  Pipifax,  N 
E  cor  Battery  and  Sacramento,  dwl  SVd  Stock 

Beach  John  C,  clerk,  Adams  House 

Beach  John  H.,  carpenter  with  A.  C.  Beach  &  Co., 
dwl  17  Veroiiii 

Beach  Joseph  D.  C.  (Larzelere  &  B.)  dwl  SW  cor 
Howard  and  Eighteenth 

Beach  Lewis,  porter,  200  Montgomery,  dwl  S  s  Clay 
bet  Leavenworth  and  Hyde 

Beach  Thomas  P.,  cashier  North  Pacific  Transpor- 
tation Co.,  dwl  905  Market 

Beach  Treat  S.,  grain  dealer  and  shipper,  office 
402  Front,  dwl  1405  Taylor 


THE  PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO.  pays  all  losses  in  Gold  Coin. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Boots  and  Shoes. 

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Beach  &  Co,  f  Andrew  G.  Bench  &    Alexander  B. 
Piitrameut)  frrocevies  and  liquors,  954  Folsom 
Beadle  Donald,  (Mnas  Sc  B.J  dwl  fr>3  Third 
Beahan  John,   butcher,  dwl  22  Boardman   Place, 

Beakley  J.  Sloat,  homojopathic  physician,  office  230 
Kearny 

Beal  George,  clerk  Chief  Quiirtermaster.  703  JIarket, 
dwl  N  8  Lombard  bel  Kearny  and  Dupont 

Beal  Rufus  J.,  carpenter.  H.  C.  League,  12S Kearny 

Beal  Samuel,  bedding  manufacturer,  etc.,  575  and 
.577  Mission,  dwl  70  Silver 

Beal  William,  mariner,  dwl  NE  cor  Folsom  and 
Beale 

Beal  William,  mnviner.  dwl  120  Davis 

BEALE  STREET  SAWING  AND  PLANING 
MILLS,  Richardson,  Dell  &  Co.  proprietors,  N 
W  cor  Benle  and  Mission 

Beale  Street  Warehouse,  Beale  street  wharf 

Beale  Street  Wharf,  foot  Beale 

Beals  C.  R.  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Girls'  High 
School,  dwl  !»23  Powell 

BEALS  HENRY  CHANNING,  editor  Commercial 
Herald  and  Market  Review,  office  40'J  Wash- 
ington, dwl  1506  Taylor 

Beals  .John  P.,  music  printer  with  M.  Gray,  res  San 
Mateo 

Beals  .Joseph,  steward  S.  S.  Moses  Taylor,  N. 
P.  Trans.  Co  ^,  ^       ■, 

Beam  Peter  G.,  passenger  agent  Council  Bluff  and 
St.  Joseph  R  R,  dwl  Lick  House 

Beaman  Alfred,  carpenter,  dwl  810  Powell 

Beamer  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  Coso  Ave  nr  Pros- 
pect Avenue 

Beamish  John,  shoemaker  with  I.  M.  Wentworth 
&  Co.,  dwl  cor  Oiik  and  Gongh 

Beamish  Percy,  (Beamish  Sf  Gibson)  218  Mont- 
gomery 

Beamish  ifc  Gibson,  f Percy  Beamish  and  John  G. 
Gibson)  gents'  furnishing  goods,  218  Mont- 
gomery 

Beamontella  Joseph,  mariner,  dwl  33  Hinckley 

Bean  Archibald  E.,  carpenter,  dwl  J 64  Perry 

Bean  Charles,  printer,  dwl  1006  Dupont 

Bean  Charles  T.,  calker,  dwl  1910  Mason 

Bean  Charles  T.,  with  E.  H.  Knight,  dwl  S  s  Green- 
wich nr  Fillmore 

Bean  David,  drayman  with  David  L.  Farnsworth, 
dwl  310  Mason 

Bean  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  Sullivan  nr  Crescent  Av 

Bean  Edwin  F  ,  (Bean  ^-  Black)  dwl  44  Third 

Bean  Francis  W.,  special  policeman,  dwl  cor  Har- 
rison and  Spear 

Bean  Frederick,  seaman  S.  S.  Oriflarame,  North  Pac. 
Trans.  Co. 

Bean  George,  teamster,  dwl  W  s  Juniper  bet  Fol- 
som and  Hariison 

Bean  James,  printer,  dwl  1006  Dupont 

Bean  James  D.,  cook,  dwl  636  Cummercial 

Beau  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  224  Second 

Bean  Joseph  W.,  carpenter,  California  Mills,  dwl 
129  Second 

Bean  Moses  W.,  master  mariner,  dwl  1910  Mason 

Bean  Redmond,  stevedore,  dwl  50a  Howard 

Beau  William,  clerk,  dwl  25  Ellis 

Bean  William,  teamster  with  Isidor  Gutte,  dwl  111 
Ellis 

BEAN  &  BLACK,  (Edjvin  F.  Bean  and  James  J 
B/nc/c)  Va,c\i\c  Coast  Advertising  Agency,  410 
Montgomery 

Beanston  George,  secretary  Board  of  Education,  22 
City   Hall,  dwl  E  s  Webster  bet  O'Farrell  and 
Ellis 
Beanston  Peter,  blacksmith  with  Pollard  Sc  Carvill, 

dwl  W  s  Hollis  bet  Ellis  and  O'Farrell 
Beard  Charles  C,  deputy  sheriff,  City  Hall,  dwl  704 

Howard 
Beard  George,  stevedore,  dwl  N  s  Greenwich  bet 
Sansom  and  Montgomery 


dwl 


Beard  John,  laborer,  dwl  240  Townseud 

Beard  Joseph    R.,   broker,   office  15   Montgomery 

Block,  dwl  704  Howard 
Beard  Samuel,  dwl  1305  Powell 
Beard  Samuel,  plasterer,  Plasterers'  Pro  Ass'b,  727 

Market 
Beardslee  Cyrus  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  436  Union 
Beardslee  Paul  F.,  planer,  California  Mills,  dwl  7 

Yerba  Buena 
Beardsley  James,  engineer,  dwl  552  Natoma 
Beardsle'y  James  Jr.,  engineer  with  George  Rud- 
dock, dwl  552  Natoma 
Beardsley  John  H.,  bookkeeper  Pacific  Ban 

1007'Povvell 
Beardslev  Sophia,  (widow)  dwl  223  O'Farrell 
Bearing  Charles,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  439  First 
Bears  John  H  ,  bootblack,  SW  cor  Third  and  How 

ard,  dwl  Welch 
Bearwald  Beniamin,  metermaker  with  M.  Dobrzen- 

skv.  dwl  528  Tehama 
Bearwald  George,  furniture  wagon,  cor  Fourth  and 

Mission,  dwl  115  Dora 
Bearwald  Henry,  metermaker  with  M.  Dobrzensky, 

dwl  .528 Tehama 
Bearwald  Louis,  drayman,  dwl  .5281  Tehama 
Bearwald  Tobias,  furs,  106  Kearny,  dwl  528^  Te- 
hama 
Beaslev  William,  laborer,  dwl  7  Kent 
Bealh  J.  M.,  dwl  Anieritan  Exchange  Hotel 
Beaton  Angus,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  17  Perry 
Beaton  John  J.,  shipcarpenter  with  T.  Bigley  &  Co  , 

dwl  17  Perry 
Beaton  Norman,  laborer,  Golden  Gate  Sugar  lle- 

linery,  dwl  151  Polk 
Beaton  Peter,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  17  Perry 
Beatiie  David  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  116  Perry 
Beattie  James   O.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  56l)i  Natoma 
Beatty  Hugh,  hackdi'iver  with  Boutou  &  Sou,  dwl 

1128  Stockton 
Beatty  James,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Brannan  nr  Ninth 
Beatty  John,  miner,  dwl  1414  Howard  nr  Tenth 
Beattv  John  J.,  paints,  oils  and    wallpaper,  and 

painter,  140  Third,  dwl  408  Minna 
Beatty  L.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Beattv   Patrick,  mattresstnaker  with  N.  P.  Cole  & 

Co.,  dwl  531  O'Farrell 
Beatty    Samuel,    bootmaker    with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  109  Oak 
BEATTY   SAMUEL  G.  Jn.,  (Gunnison  Sr    B.) 

attorney  at  law,  office  604  Merchant, dwl  SE  cor 

Mason  and  Ellis 
Beauchamp  Fred.,  laborer  with  Kohler,  Chase  & 

Co.,  dwl  77  Natoma 
Beauchamp  Julia  Mrs.,  dwl  1151  Folsom 
Beauchamp  Onesime,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearuy  .  ,  ,,      •    o 

Beanchemi'n  Hypolyte,  amalgamator  with  Morns  & 

White,  dwl  503  Greenwich 
Beauharnais    S.  A.  (widow)    dwl  NE  cor  Broad- 
way and  Dupont 
Beanjardin  Theodore,  teacher  music,  dwl  823  Bdwy 
Beanman    Charles,     milkman,    nr    Odd    Fellows' 

Cemetery 
Beaumont  Henry,  attorney  at  law  and  land  agent, 

office  712  Montiromery,  dwl  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Beaumont  W.   H.," carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny  t,    -^      t.  h- 

Beauregard  Napoleon,  machinist.    Pacihc    KoUing 

Mill,  dwl  SE  cor  Shasta  and  Michigan 
Beaut  is  E.  H.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Beautie  Adolph,  dwl  W  s  Valencia  nr  Seventeenth 
Beautiger   Mary,    (widow)    dwl  E    s    Mission    nr 

Nineteenth  ^  ,„  r, 

Beavens  John,  laborer  S.  S.  Idaho,  N.  P.  Trans.  Co. 
Beaver  George  W.,  mining,  office  414  Calitornia 
Beaver  Samuel  E.,  assistant  cashier  U.  S.  Assistant 

Treasurer's  office,  dwl  14  Geary  . 

Beaver    Thomas    W.,   passenger    agent   Michigan 

Central  R.  R.,  office  422  California 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Sewing  and  Embroidering  Silks. 


TJSB  COOPER'S  BA.I1M  for  Dysentery,  and  all  Diseases  of  the  Stomach  and  Bowels. 


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Beban  Bocco,  reetauiant,  SE  corner  Broadway  and 

DnponI, 
Beccom   William,  bostler  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  308 

MiniiH 
Becbei-  Henry,  cook  Russ  House,  dwl  S  s  Ash  bet 

Liigiiiia  and  Buchanan 
Becberer  Chiirles  K.,  compositor  Abend   Post,   dwl 

ISiet,'fried'8  Hotel 
BeclilerJdsepli,  packer -with  Deming,  Palmer  &  Co., 

dwl  G21  California 
Beclitel  Jacob,  tinsmith  with  E.  Boesch,   dwl  909 

Keiirny 
Beclitel  Mary,  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  835  Clay 
Becbtel  Max',  bookkeeper,  dwl  835  Clay 
Beck  A.,  cariman,  16  Es'erett 

Beck  Adolpbus  G.,  accountant  and  teacher  of  book- 
keeping, 432  Montgomery 
Beck  Andrew  P.,  mariner,  dwl  156  Steuart 
Beck  Anthony  H.,  musician,  dwl  81)7  Union 
Beck  August,    cook,  dwl  S  6  Francisco  nr  Stock- 
ton 
Beck   Carl,  dyer  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  dwl  Bay 

nr  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Beck  David  L.,  merchandise  broker,  dwl  18  Stanly 

Phice 
Beck  David  L.  Jr.,  clerk  with  Jones  &  Co..  dwl  18 

Stanly  Place 
Beck  Eugene  B.,  dwl  310  Mason 
Beck  Eugene  B.,  salesman  with   Jones  &  Co.,  dwl 

N  s  Jessie  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Beck  Francis  E.,  clerk  with  A.  G.   Beck,   dwl  432 

Montgomery 
Beck  Frederick,  tanner  with  John  F.  King,  dwl  SE 

cor  Foisom  and  Eighteenth 
Beck  George,  machinist,  Union   Iron  Works,   dwl 

510  Howard 
Beck  Hans  S.,  r.6ecA;  <e  Kaiser)  dwl   1618  Powell 
Beck  Henry,  ( Dietk  &  B.)  dwl  28  O'Fanell 
Beck  Jacob,  bricUlayer,  dwl  N   s  Seventeenth   bet 

Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Beck  James  G.,  painter,  dwl  351  Jessie 
Beck  John,  brewer,  Philadelphia  Brewery,  dwl  228 

Second 
Beck  Jolin,  shoecutter  with   Orrin  Jones,   dwl  636 

Mission 
Beck  Mury,   (colored)    (widow)  dwl  E  s  Spear  bet 

JliKsion  and  Howard 
Beck  NichoLis  P.,  local  policeman  and  boarding  and 

lodging,  l56Steuait 
Beck  Peter,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Eleventh 

and  Mission 
Beck  Rebecca  Mrs.,  dwl  130  Second,  lear 
Beck  Eicliiird  F.,  mariner,  dwl  J 56  Steuart 
Beck  William,  shoemaker  with  J.  G.  Werlin,  dwl 

1411  Stockton 
Beck  William,  tinsmith  with  James  Armstrong,  dwl 

NE  cor  Spear  and  Howard 
Beck  William  J.,  cook,   Grand  Restaurant,   dwl  8 

Lick  Alley 
Beck  &  Kaiser,  (Hans  S.  Beck  and  G.  A.  Kaiser  J 

j)Listereis,  300  Sutter 
Becke  George,  messenger  with    Hope,  McKillop  & 

Co.,  dwl  N  s  Post  bet  Powell  and  Stockton 
Beckedoitf  Chiislian  C,  packer,  dwl  38  Russ 
Beckedortf  George  H.  C.,   cigars  and   tobacco,  SE 

cor  Kearny  and  Merchant,  dwl  38  Russ 
Beckenbongh  Sarah  Mrs.,  teacher,  dwl  220  Third 
Becker  Albeit,  laborer,  new   U.  S.   Branch  Mint, 

dwl  742  Foisom 
Becker  August,  silversmith  with  Koehler  &  Ritter, 

620  Merchant 
BECKER  B.  ADOLPH,  Havana  ciuars  and  tobacco, 

600  Montgomery,  dwl  808  California 
Becker  Caspar,  carriage  trimmer,  733  Mission,  dwl 

466  Tehama 
Becker  Charles,  clerk  with  Duden  Freree,  dwl  706 

California 
Becker  Charles,  shipcarpeuter,  dwl  New  Atlantic 

Hotel 


Becker  Charles,  tanner,  dwl  210  San  Bruno  Road 

cor  Twenty-Eighth 
Becker  Charles  H.,  clerk  with  John  Kahrs,  dwl  124 

First 
Becker  Christiansen,  baker  with   E.  A.  Eugelbei'g, 

dwl  136|  Shipley 
Becker  Diedrich,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Drumra  and 

Pacific 
Becker  Frank,  porter,  220  Sansome,  dwl  435  Pine 
Becker    Frederick    W.,   cigars    and    tobacco,   705 

Diivis 
Becker  FrederickW.,  sawyer  with  City  PavingCc, 

dwl  12^  Harriet 
Becker  George,  liquors  and   cigars,  1321   Stockton, 

dwl  630  Green 
Becker  George  J.,  caterer,  dwl  436  Bush 
Becker  Gustav,  with     Fenkhausen  &    Gerichten, 

dwl  275  Stevenson 
Becker  Henry,  f  Becker  dc  Jacohy)  dwl  348  Third 
Becker  Joseph,  crockery,  227  Dnpont 
Becker  Jost,  special  policeman,  dwl  Hinckley  Place 
Becker  Julius  G.,  porter,  221  California,  dwl  Conti- 
nental Hotel 
Becker  Louis,   baker  with  Wm.  Hessler,  dwl  715 

Pacitic 
Becker  M.,  (Becker  &  Aiders  J  divil  SE  cor  Mission 

and  Fremont 
Becker  Mary,  saleswoman  with  B.  Stumpf,  dwl  226 

Pacilic 
Becker  Nicolaus,  porter  with  Rothschild  &  Ehrenp- 

fort,  dwl  NE  cor  O'Farrell  and  Gough 
Becker  Otto  F.,  f Bitter  &  B.J  dwl  Prescott  House 
Becker  Peter,  baker,  SE  cor  Dupont  and  Berry 
Becker  Peter,  shoemaker,  1105  Dupont,  dwl  515 

Green 
Becker  William,  basketmaker,  dwl  129  Morton 
Becker  \<\l\\a.m,( Becker  &  Co.)  dwl  NW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Spear 
Becker  &  Ahlers,  (M.  Becker  and  Louis   AhlersJ 

house  and  sign   painters,  SE  cor  Fremont  and 

Mission 
Becker  &  Co.,  (William  Becker  and  Peter  Miller  J 

groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor    Mission    and 

Spear 
Becker  &,  Jacobv  (Henry  Becker  and  Julius  Jaco- 
hy) dry  goods,  348  Third 
Beckers  J.    Henry,    (Kahrs    Sf    B.)  dwl  SE  cor 

Geary  and  Larkin 
Beckett  Solomon,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  14  Freelon 
Beckhuseu  Henry  G.,  clerk   with  John   C.  Droge, 

dwlSW  cor  Washington  and  Stockton 
Beckler  Conrad,  baker,  dwl  149  Shipley,  rear 
Beckler  John  C,  (Baumeister  &   Co.)  dwl  Shipley 

bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Beckley  Absalom,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Ninth  and 

Jessie 
Beckman  Enos,  clerk   with    Richard  Draper,  dwl 

NE  cor  Eleventh  and  Natoma 
Beckniiin    Frederick,   cabinetmaker,   dwl   NE   cor 

Polk  and  Hayes 
Beckman  John  N.,  (Beckman  &  Wahden)  dwl  N  s 

Minna  nr  Ninth 
Beckman   William,  clerk  with   Matthias    Wilkins,- 

dwl  NEcor  Chestnut  and  Mason 
Beckman  &L\\-A\\den,(  Jokn  N.  Beckman  and  Henry 

T.    WahdenJ  groceries  and  liquors,    NE  cor 

Ninth  and  Minna 
Beckmann  Jacob,  siiowcase  maker,with  Teubner  &. 

Hoffman,  dwl  Philadelphia  House 
Beckmann  John,   groceries    and    liquors,  NE    cor 

Geary  and  William 
Beckwith  E.   G.   Rev.,    pastor  Second  Congrega- 
tional, Taylor  nr  Geary 
Beckwith  Elliot  S.,  ship  carpenter  with  Joseph  Gil- 
man,  dwl  532  Commercial 
Beckwith  James  R.,  driver  S.  F.  Transfer  Co.,  dwl 

350  Jessie 
Beckwith  John  W.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  565 

Tehama 


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Beckwitli  Setli  L.,  boatbuilder,  dvvl  S  b  Hayes  nr 

PoUc  ^  „-     , 

Bedell  William,  inacliinist,  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 
dwl  E  s  Mission  Av  bet  Seventeenth  and  Light- 
eenth  -..r    i 

Bedford  J,  deck  hand  steamer  Santa  Cruz,  Wasli- 

iiifftoii  St  wharf 
Bedfonl  .John,  mate  S.  S.  Idaho,  N.  P.  Trans.  Co 
Bee   S.  Lonise  Mrs.,  adjuster  U.  S.   B.   Mint,  dwl 

1J07  Stockton 
Bee.   Sing  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturers, 

607  Dupont 
Bee  Theodore  C,  messenger  Mayor's  Office,  dwl 

5:28  l{roadway 
Beebe    George  W.,  with  Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl  bd-i 

Minna  , 

Beebe  11.  F.,   patternmaker    Risdon  Iron  Works, 

dwl  71  Natoiiia 
Beebe  R  H  ,  broker,  dwl  Orleans  Hotel 
Beebe  William  S.,  packer  with  Cutting  tfc  Co.,  dwl 

1G12  Bush 
Beebee  Roland,  dentist,  dwl  71  Natoma 
Beeching  Robert,  aujeut  Califorina  Prison   Commis- 
sion, office  30-2  Montiiomery,  dwl  lOIC  Taylor 
Beecroft  John  T.,  machinehand    with   Miller    & 

Haley,  dwHfi  Zoe 

Beedy  W'.  T.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  Leasrue  128  Kearny 

BEEHIVE  BUILDING,  NE  cor  Washington  and 

Dupont  •■on 

Beeke  Frank,   upholsterer  with  Mitchell    &  Bell, 

dwl  I3i  Sutter 
Beeke  Henrv,  wilder,  dwl  417  Sutter 
Beeknum  Charles  W.,  mariner,  dwl  49  Sacramento 
Beeler  Jacob,  laborer,  dwl  "21  Jnnsen 
Beetnan  J.  H..  (widow)  dwl  1309  Mason 
Been  Martin,  longshoreman,  dwl  'iti  Rich 
Beenken  Emilie  Mrs.,  matron  Thiele's  Hospital,  7b2 

Beer  Gotleib,  bookkeeper  with  "Weil  «&  Co.,  dwl  1020 

Lark  in 
Beer  Julius,  f  Weil  &  Co.)  res  New  York 
Beennan  Henry,  cooper,  dwl  W  s  Janseu  bet  Lom- 
bard &,  Greenwich 
Beers  Bariit,  dentist  with  John  B.  Beers,  dwl  4,17 

Tyler 
Beers;  Blair  &  Mavnard,  (Herbert   M.  Beers,  La- 
fayctte  Blnir  and  Duncan  D.  Mui/nardjmnua- 
factnrers  and  retail  boots  and  shoes,  238  Kearny 
and  720  Market 
Beers  Herbert  M.,  (Beers,  Blair  &  Maynard)   dwl 

716  Howard 
BeersJohnB.,  dentist,  office  109  Montgomery,  dwl 

437  Tyler 
Beeson  Frederick  P.,  drayman  with  J.  M.  Goewey 

&  Co.,  dwl  714  O'Farrell 
Beetman  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  530  Folsom 
Beevan  Is^aac, 'porter  with  Schoufeld  and  Bremer, 
421  Sacramento  ,    ,  ,^  t^        , 

Beez  August,  baker  with  John  Fisk,  dwl37  Rausch 
Beez  Frederick,  (Beez  &  De  LongeJ  dwl  708  Pine 
Beez  &.  de  Longe,  (Frederick  Beez  and  John  B.  De 

LoncreJ  shoemakers,  315  Bush 
Beggs  Harry,  bookkeeper  S.   F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  33o 

O'Farrell 
BegKS  James,  engineers.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  bU8  Post 
Beggs  Jolin,  hostler  with  George  Eggleton,  dwl  616 

Battery 
Begins  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  122  "William 
Begis  Tlmnias,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Begiev  Michael,  molder  Miners' Foundry,  dwl  W  s 

Siierman  bet  Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Begley  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  U.  S.  Hotel 
Begly    Honora,  cloakmaker  with  Lesser  Lezynsky, 

dwl  546  Mission 
Beglv  James,  laborer,  dwl  132  Folsom,  rear 
Begiie  Bidau  Joseph,  real  estate,  dwl  924  Dnpont 
Beguelin  Henry,  machinist,  dwl  154  Tehama 
Begnhl  Adolph,  house  and  sign   painter,   dwl   120 
Ellis 


Beham  Charles,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin, dwl 

Branch  House 
Behau  Dennis,  ( Bchnn  Sf  Earrohl)  dwl  803  Howard 
Beban  James  G.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl 

Branch  House 
Behau  John,  butcher  with  James  Nelson 
Belmn  Jolin,  compositor  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl  1006 

Dupont 
Behau  N.,  dravman,  lis  Post  „     ,    ,o 

Behan  Peter,  laborer  Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R.  R.,dwl  b 

s  Bush  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Behan  Thomas  H.,  conductor  Central  Railroad 
Behau  Timothy,  barkeeper  with  Behan  &  Harrold, 
dwl  807  Howard  ,    ,  ,      t,^ 

Behan  &   Harrold,  (Dennis  Behan  and  John  W. 
Harrold)  liquor  saloons,  S  W  cor  Fourth  and 
Howard,  and  771  Market 
Behlow  Charles  3.,(H.  Liebcs  &  Co.)  dwl  SIO  I)  il- 

bert  .    . 

Behui  Fenton,  real  estate,  dwl  1233  Mission 
Behu  Walter,  bookkeeper  with  T.iylor  &  Bendel, 

dwl  632  Broadway 
Behnemann  Henry,  clerk  with  John  Horstmann.dwl 

N  W  cor  Basil  and  Powell 
Behiike  Albert,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Behnken  John,  expressman,  dwl  Park  Lane 
Behr  Herman  H.,  physician,  office  646  Market,  dwl 

646  Bryant  ,.,.,  ^     ■ 

Behr  John."  clerk  with  Nicholas  Bruns,  617  Dav;s 
Behr  Otto,  porter  with  Henry  Brickwedel  &  Co., 

dwl  213  Minna 
Behre  Francis,  tinsmith,  dwl  E  s  Larkm  nr  Turk 
Behre  Frederick,  driver  with  Lewis  Heutrich,  dwl 

SE  cor  Turk  and  Lark  in 
Behre  Robert  L.,  clerk,  dwl  E  s  Larkm  nr  Turk 
Behrend  John,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 
Behrends   D.,  workman  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

cor  Bryant  and  Eii.'lith 

Behrendt  H.  &  Co.,  (Michael  Lorn;)  trunkmakers, 

factory,  King  bet  Third  and  Fourth,  salesroom 

16  Sansom  ,    ,  ,  ,.i.-i 

Behrendt  Herman,  (H.  Behrendt  &  Co.)  dwl  1432 

Pine  omi  •  J  J    1 

Behrens  George  H.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  3 1  bird,  dwl 

970  Harrison 
BEHRENS  H.  C.  F.,  physician,  office  8  Stockton, 

dwl  235  Seventh  .    . 

BEHRENS  JAMES,  importer  wines  and  commission 

merchant,  office  405  Battery,  dwl  89  Chesuut 
Behrens  John,  boatman,  dwl  3J  Jackson 
Behrens  John,  cabinetmaker  with  George  B.  May  & 

Behrens  Joseph,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Polk 
and  Turk 

Behrens, .     See  Berrins 

Behrmau  F.  E.,  carpenter,  dwl  115  Morton 
Behrniann  Frederick,  (Bchrmann  &  Beisser)  dwl 

336  Third 
Behrmanu  John  H.,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  12  1  erry 
Behrmann  Mary  Mrs,  midwife,  dwl  12  Perry 
Behrmann  &.  Beisser,  (Frederick    Behrmann  and 

Richard  Beisser)  b.ikery,  336  Tliud 
Bebriis  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  120o  Dupont 
Beicher  Albert,  dwl  54!t  Howard 
Beier   Henry,  clerk   with  Caspar  Di.x,  dwl  NL  cor 

Fillmore  and  Filbert 
Beigle   George,  clerk  with  Schlueter  &  Volberg, 

dwl  823  Folsom 
Beine  John,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Rehnery 
Beinert    David,   boots   and   shoes,   N   s  Sixteenth 

bet  Valencia  and  Mission 
Beirne  Bartholomew,  proprietor  First  Street  House, 

SE  cor  First  and  Mission  _ 

BEIRNE  PATRICK,  proprietor  Empire  Hotel,  .ill 

313  Pacific  .  -,. 

Beisel  Jacob,  tannery,  NW  cor  Mariposa  and  Mis- 
sissippi, dwl  Santa  Clara  nr  Carolina 
Beisiegel  Andrew  J.,  waiter,  dwl  32  R  ' ".^ch 
Beisser  Richard,  (Behrmann  &  B.)  dwl  33b  Third 


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Beita  John,  boardinj,'  lioiise,  532  Vallejo 

Beittes  Jolii),  liaiidresser  with  FraiUv   Lacua,  dwl 

8:^8  VVasiiiuKtou 
Bekeart  Philip,  hardware,  305  Third 
Btla  Felix,  iron  sliiitterinaker,  dwl  17  Lewis 
lielaco  Ahiaham.  merchant,  dwl  853  Harrison 
Belaudo  Peter,  (Bclando  dr  Co.)  dwl  1210  Powell 
Beliiudo  (St  Co.,  ( I'eler  Belaudo  4'  Manuel   MorllcJ 

wood  and  coal,  l^'IO  Powell 
Belasquev  J.,  grocer,  13:i0  Dupont 
Belcher  Elizaheth  B.,  (widow)  dwl  34  Welsh 
Belcher   Frederick  P.,  dravniaii,  318  Baitery,  dwl 

1013  Union 
Belcher   Robert  H.,  expresswagon,  536  California, 

dwl  1015  Union 
Belcher  S.   M.    Co.,  (Gold  Hill,  Nev.j  office  419 

California 
Belcour  Jules,  chancellor  with  Consul  General  of 

France,  dwl  S  s  Grove  nr  Octuvia 
Belden  Block,  SW  cor  Montgomery  and  Bush 
Belden  Heniy   K.,  bookkeeper  Hartford   Fire  Ins. 

Co.,  dwl  x!l(j  Stockton 
Belden  Joseph  W.,  bookkeeper  Odd  Fellows  Saving 

Bank,  dwl  10;iO  Geary 
Belden  Orin,  millwright,  dwl  105  Mason 
Beldon  Emma,  ladies'  and  childreus'  undergarments, 

ii'-i  Geary 
Belduke  Joseph,  carriagemaker,  dwl  411   Clemen- 
tina 
Belender  Charles,  foreman  varnishers  with  George 

O.  Whitney  &.  Co.,  dwl  5  Mason 
Belew  Thomas,  porter  Grand  Hotel 
Bellils   George,  laborer  with  G.  Venard,  dwl  S  s 

Union  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 
Beltils    Peter,   porter    with  G.  Venard,   dwl   625 

Front 
Belgrave  Richard  B.,  receiver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R., 

dwl  302  O'Farrell 
Belhomme  Frank,  tin  and  coppersmith,  dwl  1530 

Stockton 
Belinge   F.   A.  A.,  resident  physician   St.   Mary's 

Hospital 
Belknap   David   P.,    {Winana  &    £.)   attorney  at 

law,  office  604  JVIerchant,  dwl  502  Powell 
Bell   Alexander  D.,  secretary    Pacitic    Pneumatic 

Gas  Co.,  office  206  Sansoiu,  dwl  1 102  Taylor 
Bell  Amory  F..  {Mitchell  4-  B.}  dwl  S  s  Sacramento 

bet  Sieiner  &  Pierce 
Bell  August,  waiter  S.  S.  Orifiamme,  North  Pac 

Trans.  Co 
Bell  Charles,  carpenter  with  Packard,  Knapton  &  1 

Co.,  dwl  15  Second  ' 

Bell  Ciiarles,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Bell  Daniel  P.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  Ns  Fern  Avenue 

nr  Van  Nets  Avenue 
Bell  Eliza,  (widow)  dwl  325  Ritch 
Bell  F.  Vinton,  clerk  with  Patterson  &  Stow 
Bell  G.  Henry,  carrier  Guide,  dwl  1014  Post 
Bfll  George,  (colored)  dwl  1007  Pacific 
Bell  George  H.,  (Bell  &  Co.)  dwl  1014  Post 
Bell  Henry,  dwl  524  Turk 
Bell  Henry,  plumber  and    gasfitter  with  Root  & 

Nye,  dwl  231  Sutter 
Bell  Henry  H.,  coumiission  agent,  dwl  782  Harrison 
Bell  James,  gasfitter,  dwl  231  Sutter 
BELL    JAMES,     [Faulkner,  B.  &    Go.)  resides 

Loudon 
Bell  James  H.,  (colored)  hairdresser,  dwl  Ankeny 

Place  nr  Powell 
Bell   James  R.,  propertvman,   dwl    Bella    Union 

Theater 
Bell  John,  driver  N.  B.  &  Mission  R.  R.,  dwl  829 

Folsom 
Bell  John,  plumber  with  P.  R.  O'Brien,   dwl  15 

Second 
Bell  John,  shipjoiner,  Shipjoiners'  Association  Ex- 
celsior Hall 
Bell  John,  (Bell&  Wendt)  dwl  E  s  Jones  bet  Clay 

and  Sacramento 


Bell  John,  [Plum,  B.  &  Co. J  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
BELL  JOHN  C,   carpets,   upholstery   and  funii- 

tuie,  warei'ooms  524  Market  and  2'l  Sutter,  dwl 

502  Greenwich 
Bell  John  C.  Jr.,  clerk  with  John"  C.  Bell,  dwl  502 

Greenwich 
Bell  John  P.,  attorney  at  law,  office  411 1  Cal,  dwl 

808  Taylor 
Bell  John  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  14  Virginia 
Bell  John  W.,  clerk  overland  dept  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co.,  dwl  50S  Third 
Bell  Joseph  W.,  clerk  Lick  House 
Bell  Lucy  J.,  (widow)  dwl  1061  Market 
Bell  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  715  Lombard 
Bell  Peter,  piiinter  with  T.  P.  Jones,  dwl  163  Jessie 
Bell  Peter,  tinsmith,  dwl  N  8  Fern  Avenue  nr  Van 

Ness  Avenue 
Bell  Peter  C,  tinsmith  with  P.  D.  Code  &  Co.,  dwl 

Coso  House 
BELL  PHILIP  A.,  (colored)  editor  and  proprietor 

Elevator,  office  and  d\\\  616  Battery 
Bell  Richard,  clerk  with  Alexander  Cainpbell,  dwl 

cor  Gough  and  Rose 
Bell  Samuel  L.,  carpenter,  dwl  263  Third 
Bell  Sarah  E.,  (widow)  glovemaker,dwl  639  Markt 
Bell  Thomas,  longshoreman,  dwl  SW   cor  Gilbert 

and  Bryant 
Bell  Thomas,  porter,  114  Sansom,  dwl  27  Ransch 
Bell  Thomas,  {Barron  &  Co.)  dwl  606  Stockton 
Bell  William,    (colored)    bootblack  with  John  J. 

Hyyden,  dwl  Prospect  Place 
Bell  Williiim,  engineer  Risdon  Iron  Works 
Bell  William,  lahoier,  dwl  17  Welsh,  rear 
Bell  William,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl  N  s 

Shasta  nr  Illinois 
Bell  William,  plumber  with  J.  H.  O'Brien  &  Co 
Bell  William,  porter  with  Cutting  &.  Co.,  dwl  141 

Natoma 
Bell  William,  sliipcarpenter,  dwl  S  s  Gilmore  nr 

Kentucky 
Bell  William,   sliipcarpenter,  dwl  N  s  Greenwich 

bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Bell   William,  stonecutter  New    U.    S.  B.   Mint, 

dwl  728  Market 
Bell  William  A.,  conductor  N.  B.  &i.  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

419  Pine 
Bell  William  H.,  dwl  264^  Tehama 
Bell  William  H.,  laundryman  with  S.  F.  Laundry 

Association,  dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmoi-e 
Bell  William  H.,  inspector  stamps,  office  321  Califor- 
nia, dwl  W  s  Valencia  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seven- 
teenth 
Bell  Zadog  F.,  nurse,  dwl  407  Third 
Bell  &  Co.,  ( George  H.  Bell  J  booksellers,  stationers, 

and  nev^sdealers,  337  Kearnv 
Bell  &  Wendt,  rJolm  Bell  und  Charles  E.  WendlJ 

sailmakers,  25  and  27  Market 
Bella  Union  Theater,   Samuel  Tetlow  proprietor, 

803  and  8(15  Kearny 
Bellaiider  Eiric,  silversmith  with  Koehler  ARitter, 

dwl  31  Virginia 
Bellanger  Joseph,  liquor  saloon,  536  Merchant 
Bellars  William  S.,  extramau  steamer  No.  4  S.  F. 

F.  D.,  dwl  Engine  House  W  s  Sec  nr  Howard 
Belle  Cherry,  actress,  dwl  818  Pacific 
Belle  Edward,  dentist,  office  and  dwl  408  Pine 
Belle  H.,  market,  1524  Broadway 
Belle- Vue  House,  Mrs.  Ann  S.  Belleau  proprietress. 

1018  Stockton 
Belleau  Ann  S.  Mrs.,  proprietress  Belle-Vue  House, 

1018  Stockton 
Bellemere  August,  (Frontier  &  Co.)  dwl  HI  Powell 
Bellemere  Lewis,  dwl  1163  Mission 
Bellermann  Emile,  bookkeeper  Bavaria  Brewery, 

dwl  5  Kent 
Bellet  Joseph,  shoemaker  with  P.  Rosenzweig,  dwl 

407  Pacific 
Bellet  Louis,  carpenter  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe,  dwl  10 

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Bellew  James  H.,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 

(Iwl  17  Ohio 
Bellew  Jolin,  boardinj,',  17  Ohio 
Belliiitaiite  Anita  Miss,  shirtfinisher,  dwl  112  Shipley 
Bellinfiinte  Eliza,   (widow)   shiitiiiiiaher,   dwl  112 

Shiplev 
Bellin«all  iPeter  W.,  deputy  U.  S.  Sars-eyor  port  San 

Friim-isco.  les  OaUiaiid 
BELLINGHAM  BAY  COAL  CO.,  Rincou Wharf, 

Spear  bet  Folsoin  and  Harrison 
Belliiigham  Hobert,  slioeniaker,  dwl  N  s  Vallejobet 

Leaveuworth  and  Hyde 
Bellisle  FiaiiU  N.,  foreman  Southern  Pacific  R.  R., 

dwl  Sixteenth  bet  Folsom  and  Howard 
Bellman  Vincent,  laborer  S.   F.  Cordage  Factory, 

dwl  S  s  Teniiefsee  iir  Shasta 
Bellnier  Frederick,  liquors,  dwl  S  s  Natoma  nr  Ninth 
Belhiier  Henry,  driver  with  John  Prinz,  dwl  S  8 

Natouia  nr  Ninth 
Bellmer  John  H.  C,  (Fletcher  &  B.)  dwl  SE  cor 

Sacriimento  and  Leidesdorff 
Bellmere  Mine,  astrologer,  dwl  742  Market 
Belliiow  Louis,  e-xtrainan  steamer  No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D., 
dwl  Engine  House,  S  s  Sutter  bet  Jones  and 
Leavenworth 
Belloc  Benjamin,  (Belloc  FriresJ  res  Paris 
BELLOC  FliKliES,  (Irenee  and  Bcujatmn)  bank- 
ers, .'3~4  Montgomery 
Belloc  Irenee,  (Belloc  FrereaJ  res  Paris 
Bellof  J;icol),  laborer  Broadway  Brewery,  dwl  637 

Broadway 
Belloly  Joseph  A.,  butcher,   dwl  E  s  Potrero  Av 

nr  Santa  CLira 
Bellov  Peter,  in;iiiner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Bellows  E.  St.  Jolui,  assistant  bookkeeper  U.  S.  As- 
sistant Treasurers  Otfice,  dwl  28  Stanly  Place 
Bellows  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  28  Stanly  Place 
Bells  v.,  laborer,  dwl  1316  Dupont 
Bellstedt  John,  engineer  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  \V  8  Decatur  nr  Bryant 
Beloiio  Victorian!)  B.,  bootblack  with  Jacobs  and 

-Busse,  dwl  3175  Union 
Belou  Michael,  tailor,  dwl  1317  Kearny 
Belshaw  Moninier  W.,  mining,  dwl  109  Mont 
Bell  A.   M.,   freight  clerk  S.  S.  California,  N.  P. 

Transport;! tion  Company 
Bellon  Philip  M.,  clerk  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  19  Hanison  Avenue 
Belus  Frederick  A.,  stevedore.  Lumber  Stevedore's 

Association.  Barra's  Hall 
Beliizzi,  Peiraiio  &  Co.,   fPietro  Beluzzi,  Barto- 
lomeo  Fiiifino,  and  G.  BarrillariJ  proprietors 
Hotel  de  Itiilico,  723  Sansom 
Beluzzi  Pietro,  (Beluzzi,  Peirano  Sf  Co.)  dwl  723 

Sausom 
Belville  Eli,  broommaker  with  Van  Laak  &  Gules- 
pie,  dwl  272  Teliauia 
Beman  JL    E.    Mrs.,  clairvoyant  physician,   office 

128  Kearny 
Beniis  Charles   C,   U.S.   Inspector  Boilers,  office, 

room  11  U.  S.  Court  building,  dwl  449  Bryant 
Bemus  James,  with  California  Powder  Works  Co., 

dwl  6U9  Pine 
Ben    Franklin,   Homestead  Association,    office   27 

Merchants  Excliaiige 
BENARD  AUGUSTE  F.,  wines  and   liquors,  NE 

cor  Fifth  and  Howard,  dwl  262  Tehama 
Benchley  Frederick  P.,  bookkeeper  Pacific  Oil  and 

Lead  Works,  dwl  1019  California 
BENCHLEY  L.  B.,  vice  president  Pacific  Rolling 

Mill  Co.,  office  3  Front,  dwl  1019  California 
Bencing  John,  shoemaker  with   Charles  Lester,  12 

Steuart 
Bend  Charles,  hatter,  dwl  347  Minna 
Bendel  Ernest,  cook  Russ  House,  dwl  30  Clemen- 

Bendel  Hermann,  (  Taylor  Sf-  B.J  dwl  1024  Stock- 
ton 
Bender  A.  W.  clerk,  dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 


Bender  Charles,  importer  and  dealer  leather  and 

shoe  linilings.  114  Sutter 
Bender  Christopher,    watchman  S.  F.  Stock  Brew- 
ery, dwl  1  Chestnut  alley 
Bender  Jacob  A.,  I)ricklayer,  dwl  1413  Clay 
Bender  Joseph,  bricklayer.  Bricklayers  Association, 

Y'oung  .Mens  Chrisiiau  Association  Hall 
Bender  Josiah  P.,  bricklayer,  dwl  40  Clarice  Place 
Bendit  Benno,  hairdresser  with  J.   Brougham,  dwl 

1019  Dupont 
Bendit  Henry,   fire  mai-shal  policeman,  dwl  1019 

Dupont 
Bendit  Isaac,  peddler,  dwl  533  Tehama 
Bendit  Morris,  e.xpresswagon,  NE  cor  Montgomery 

and  California,  dwl  6J8  Stevenson 
Bendit  Samuel,  furniture,    1019   Dupont,  dwl  1025 

Dupont 
Benedict  Adolph,  grocer,  dwl  34C  Third 
Benedict  Charles  V.,  porter  with  Kline  &  Co.,  dwl 

20  Sansom 
Benedict  Clarence  W.,  clerk  with   Sumner  Whit- 
ney, dwl  SE  cor  Howard  and  Sixteenth 
Benedict  C.  S.,  (Benedict   Jr    Co.)  dwl  W  s  Val- 

entiabet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Benedict  H  ,  wagon.  McAllister  nr  Laguna 
Benedict  Jacob,  refiner,  S.  F.  Assaying  and  Refin- 
ing Works,  dwl  W  a  Castro  bet  Fifteenth  and 
Sixteenth 
Benedict  Newton,  patent  agent,  office  207  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  305  Sixteenth 
Benedict  Salome  Miss,  artist  with  William   Shew, 

dwl  212  Second 
Benedict  William  A.,  shipbroker,  dwl  20  Sansom 
Benedict  &  Co.,  fO.  S.  Benedict)  gents  furnishing 

goods,  3  Second 
Beueke  Bros.,    (Bicdrich  <&  .John)  groceries   and 

liquors,  SW  Bryant  and  Downey 
Beueke  Diedrich,  clerk  wiih  H.   Cornahrens,    dwl 

NE  cor  Howard  and  Sixth 
Beneke  Diedrich,  f Beueke  Bros.)  dwl  SW  cor  Bry- 
ant and  Downey 
Beneke  John,  ^-B6'/icA;eJS/-os.;  dwl  SW  cor  Bryant 

and  Downey 
Bene  Ugh  Bernard,  waiter,  dwl  861  Folsom 
Benfeldt  Conrad,  boatman,  dwl  9  Cook 
Beuham  Calhoun,  attorney  at  law,  office   SW   cor 

Jackson  and  Sansom 
Benham  J.,  deck  hand  steamer  Santa  Cruz,    Wash- 
ington St.  Wharf 
Benham  J.  A.,  mail  agent,  dwl  American  Exchange 

Hotel 
BENICIA  CEMENT  CO.,  George  F.  Bragg  & 

Co.,  agents,  office  116  Front 
Bening  Henry,  waiter,  8  Kearny,  dwl  618  Cali- 
fornia -1,    J    I 
Benitas  Theodore,  bootblack  with  Jacob  Streib,  dwl 

1332  Dupont 
Benitz   Frank  J.,  clerk,  334  Montgomery,  res  Oak- 
land 
Benjamin  Asber,  employee  Occidental  Hotel 
Benjamin  Carrie  V.  Miss,  principal  Powell  Street 

Primary  School,  dwl  1107  Stockton 
Benjamin  Edward  C,  carpentfer  California  Mills, 
dwl  222  Post  ^  ^     ,  .    „  ,      , 

Benjamin  F.  Miss,  teacher  Pine  and  Larkm  School, 

dwl  32  Jessie  . 

Benjamin    Frederick    A.,    mining    superintendent 

White  Pine,  dwl  737  Harrison 
Benjamin  H.  A.,  real  estate,  dwl  Russ  House 
Benjamin  Henry,  (Bavis  <Sb  B.)  dwl  34  Harriet 
BENJAMIN  JACOB,  Public  Administrator  City 
and  County  S.  F.,  office  430  Cal,  dwl  1 145  Mission 
Benjamin  Joseph,  peddler,   dwl  E  s  Laskie  nr  Mis- 
sion „  ■>     ,      ax 

Benjamin  Moses  H.,  clerk  County  Recorder  s  office, 
dwl  1145  Mission  . 

Benjamin  Thaddeus,  clerk  with  Jacob  Benjamin, 
dwl  1145  Mission  .    >  % -^  1 

Benjamin  William  K.,  clerk,  dwl  32  Jessie  .-'^  j9 


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KEDINGTOK    KOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  Choice  Fancy  Goods,  Perfumery,  etc,  etc 


Beiikelmanti  Adam,  liquor  saloon,  dwl  W  s  Potrero 

iir  Alameda 
Benn  George,  teamster  with  James  Dunn,  dwl  117 

Bernard 
Benn  James,  malster  Hibernia  Brewery,  dwl  209 

Eijihth 
Benn  Mary  A.,    (widow)   dwl  SE  cor  Sumner  and 

Clementina 
Benn  Thomas,  malster  Hibernia  Brewery,  dwl  209 

Eightli 
Benn  Walter  C,  macliinist,  dwl  177  Perry 
Benneciie  Rohei't,  mariner,  dwl  46  Steu  irt 
Benner  Fredericlc  M.,  raeiter  U.  S.  Branch  Mint, 

res  Oal\land 
BENNEli  GEORGE  L.,  boatbuilder,  S  s  Howard 

het  Spear  and  Stenart,  dwl  324  Beile 
Beunersclieidt  Bruno,   br.isslinisher  with  M.  Dobr- 

zensky,  dwl  43(3  Bush 
Bennet  Cinirles  A.,  clerk  with  H.  W.  Bennet,  dwl 

NE  cor  Third  and  Stevenson 
Bennet  Geor^re  F.,  siioemaker  with  Thomas  Mill- 

aret,  dwl  504  P;u-i[ic 
BENNET  HENRY  W.,  druys  and  medicines,  21 

Tliird,  dwl  NEeor  Third  and  Stevenson 
Bennett  Abraham,  clerk,  bl9  Sacramento,  dwl  913 

Sacramento 
Bennett  Alfred,  f Bennett  &  Co.)  dwl  512  Sixth 
Bennett  Alfred  E.,  sashmaker  with  D.  A.  Macdonald 

&L  Co.,  dwl  1119  Leavenworth 
Bennett    Alfred   W.,    (colored)    porter,    dwl    1006 

Washington 
Bennett  A.  M.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  Leajjue,  128  Kearny 
Bennett  Anthony,  "jDldbeater  with  George  W.  Eog- 

eis,  dwl  cor  Mission  and  Seventli 
BENNETT  A.  P.,  agent  S.  B.  Whipple,  office  313 

Mission 
Bennett   Charles  D.,  teacher  penmanship  Heald's 

Business  Collet,'e,  dwl  lOJSj  Folsoni 
Bennett  Edward,  bookkeeper,  dwl  23  Kearny 
Bennett   Edward  D.,  stamper  with  A.  L.  Bancroft 

6  Co  ,  dwl  Folsom  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Bennett  Frederick,  stevedore,  dwl  5  Welsh 
Bennett  Geortre,  barkeeper  with  Patrick   Gerrity, 

dwl  651  Mission 
Benneit  George,  captiau  schooner  Lizzie  Derby,  dwl 

7  Washington 

Bennett  (Teorge,  painter,  dwl  545  Mission 
Bennett  George,  waiter  Wliat  Cheer  Restaurant 
Bennett  George  W.,  salesman,  100  Kearny,  dwl  552 

Folsom 
Bennett  George  W.,  shoecutter  with  Orrin  Jones, 

dwl  311  Pine 
Bennett   Gilbert    L.,  tinsmith    with    Brittan,  Hol- 

brook  &  Co.,  dwl  1  Taylor  Place 
Bennett  H.  C.,  U.  S.  Pension  agent,  and  secretary 
Chinese  Protection  Society,  office  423  Washing- 
ton, dwl  1108  Clay 
Bennett  Henrietta  Mrs., teacher  music,  dwl  512  Sixth 
Benneit  Henry,  (Bennett  Sr  Co.)  dwl  512  Sixth 
Bennett  Herbert  W. ,  teacher  music,  dwl  225  Bush 
Bennett  J.,  seaman  S.  S.  Pacific  N.  P.  Trans.  Co 
Bennett  James,  dwl  Adams  House 
Bennett  James,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Bennett  James  C,  fBeHnetl  4"  C-J.y  dwl  Iowa  nr 

Mariposa 
Bennett  Jolin,  machinist,  dwl  19  Minna 
Bennett  .John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Bennett  John  W.,  clerk  Morning  Call,  dwl  Folsom 

ur  Twentieth 
Bennett  Joseph,  dock  hand,  Dry  Dock,  dwl  Hunter's 

Point 
Bennett  Alary  E.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Shotwell 
Street  Grammar  School,  dwl  Folsom  bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 
Bennett  Maurice,  laborer,  dwl  1604  Bush 
Bennett  Michael,  shoemaker,  504  Commercial,  dwl 

546  Bryant 
Bennett  Miles  W.,  bookkeeper  U.  S.  ABsistaut  Treas- 
urer's office,  dwl  22  Hawthorne 


BENNETT  NATHANIEL,  attorney  at  law,  office 

SW  corner  Montgomery   and   Clay,   dwl    831 

Howard 
Bennett  Oivin  D.,  foreman  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  1 17  Hayes 
Bennett  Peter  B.,  lish  dealer,  31  and  32  Washington 

Market,  dwl  715  Vallejo 
BENNETT  E.  H.  &  CO.,  commission  merchants, 

310  Davis 
Bennett  Robert  H.,  fR.  N.  Bennett   ^   Co.)  res 

Oakland 
Bennett  Samuel,  farmer,  dwl  1336  Pacific 
Bennett  Samuel  Jr.,  bookkeeper  with  Louis  Jaflfe, 

dwl  2017  Mi.-<sion 
Bennett  Sophia  S.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  SW 

cor  Stockton  and  Pine 
Bennett  Stephen,  laborer,  dwl  533  Mission 
Bennett  Thomas,  painter  with  Donovan  «&  Haves 
BENNETT   THOMAS,  physiiian,  office   17   Post, 

and  Dean  and  Professorof  Principles  and  Pi-ac- 

tice  of  Medicine,  State  University,  dwl  716  Pine 
Bennett  T.  L.,  tinsmith,  bds  33S  Busli 
Bennett  William,  barkeeper  Keystone   House,  127 

Jackson 
Bennett  William,  real  estate,  dwl  512  Sixth 
Bennett  William,  shipjoiner,  Shi  pjoiners'  Association, 

713  Mi.ssion 
Bennett  William,  (Bennett  <Sk   Gooksey)  dwl  NE 

cor  Pacific  and  Montgomery 
Bennett  &  Co.,  (Henry  and  Alfred  Bennett)  plas- 
terers and  whiteners,  225  Fifth 
Bennett  &  Co.,  (James  C.  Bennett  and  John  Tay- 
lor) proprietors   Pacific  Glass  Works,  cor  Iowa 

and  Maiiposa.  office  51 4  WashiuLrton 
BENNETT  &  COOKSEY,  (  William  Bennett  and 

John  Cookxey)  liquors,  420  Pacific 
Benuing  Henry,  waiter,  626  Market,  dwl  610  Cal 
Beurimo  Joseph,  dwl  745  Clay 
Bensabot  Jacob,  salesman,  431  Montgomery,  dwl  51 

Jessie 
Bensau  Conrad,  with  Brommer  &  Hollings,  dwl  cor 

Buchanan  and  Bay 
Beusen  Henry,  clerk  with  D.  Brommer  &  Co.,  dwl 

NE  cor  Sixth  and  Bryant 
Bensintrer  Daniel,  dwl  E  s  Howard  nr  Twentieth 
BEN.SLEY  JOHN,  President  Pacific  Oil  and  Lead 

Works  Co.,  office  3  Front,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Benson  Andrew,   longshoreman,   dwl    Sausom   bet 

Greenwich  and  Filbert 
Benson  Andrew,  stevedore,  Riggers'  and  Stevedores' 

Association,  42It  Pacific 
Benson  Benjamin  C,  pilot,  dwl  1811  Leavenworth 
Benson  Benjamin  F.  M.,  clerk  with  S.  J.  Clarke, 

Jr.,  dwl  3J3  Jessie 
Benson  Charles  A.,  captain  schooner  Cora,  dwl  933 

Folsom 
Benson  Elizabeth,   (widow)  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  310 

Minna 
Benson  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Benson  Henry   C.  Rev.,  editor  Califoinia   Christian 

Advocate,  office  71 1  Mission,  res  Santa  Clara 
BENSON  JAiMES,  secretary  Odd  Fellows'  Savings 

Bank,   325   Montgomery,  dwl  W  s   Sixth  bet 

Brannan  and  Towusend" 
Benson  James  A.,   drayman,  SE  cor  Drumm  and 

Clay 
Benson  James  E.,  pressman  Alta  Job  Office,  dwl  W 

8  Sixth  bet  Brannan  and  Tovvnsend 
Benson  John,  seaman,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Benson  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Benson  Paulns,  mariner,  dwl  22  Washington 
Benson  S.  Mrs.,  dwl  411  Powell 
Bent  Charles,  blacksmith  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

Main  bet  Howa.-d  and  Folsom 
Bent  Cornelius,  clerk,  dwl  240  Fremont 
Bent  Edward  F.,  cashier  with  Pope  &  Talbot,  dwl 

304  Third 
Bent  James  li.,  conductor  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  108 

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Bent  Jolni  T.,  salesman  with  Hooker  &.  Co.,  dwl 
323  First 

Bent  William,  clerk,  dwl  2  10  Fremont 

Beutliam  Ileiiry,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 
30  Clt»tneiiiina 

Bentley  H. ,  dwl  Wiiat  Cheer  House 

Beutley  Horace  N.,  (colored)  laborer,  dwl  1006 
Washington 

Bentley  James,  shoemaker,  235  Sutter,  rear 

BentlyRoliert  Rev.,  pastor  Central  M.  E.  Church, 
dwl  .531  Jessie 

Benton  Helen,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Howard  bet  Twen- 
ty-tifth  and  Twenty-sixth 

Benton  J.  E.  Mrs.,  teacher  of  drawing,  South  S.  F. 
Grammar  School 

Benton  John  E.,  accountant  Custom  House,  res 
Oakland 

Benton  Joseph  A.  Rev.,  Professor  Biblical  litera- 
ture. Pacific  Theological  Seminary,  502  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  1032  Pine 

Benton  Marti u,  driver  with  Brader  Brothers 

Benz  John,  laborer  National  Mills,  dwl  426  Clemen- 
tina 

Benz  John  C,  clerk  with  J.  H.  Kessing,  dwl  607 
Vallejo 

Benzen  Harriet  C,  (widow)  dwl  SE  cor  Jones  and 
Geary 

Beohm  Nicholas,  l:iborer,  dwl  106  William 

Bepler  Alexander,  rectifier  of  spirits,  dwl   129   Oak 

Beppler  Jolin,  market,  SE  cor  Filbert  and  Dupont 

Beqnette  Derville,  millwrii(ht,  111  Stevenson 

Beran  Emanuel,  bootmaker,  dwl  1620  Powell 

Berard  F.,  laundry,  724  Filbert 

Beraud  Brothers,  (Felix  and    Louis)   bakers, 
Third 

Beraud  Felix,  (Beraud  Brothers  J  Awl  26  Third 

Bei-and  Louis,  (Beraud  Bros.)  dwl  26  Third 

Berbeiich  August,  waiter,  435  Pine 

Berdsoit  Adam,  fanner,  dwl  .522  Union 

Beresford  John,  storekeeper Rnss  House 

Beretta  Peter,  machinist   Union   Iron  Works 
109  Minna 

Beretta  William  B.,  collector  Italian  Benevolent 
Society,  dwl  9U6  Vallejo 

Berg  Bertha  Miss,  seamstress  with  H.  L.  Weil,  dwl 
418  Clementina 

Berg  Carl  F.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  aud  dwl 
904  Keiirny 

Berg  Diter,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 

Berg  Frederick, /^j¥r/ye/-  4-  B.J  dwl  225  Sixth 

Berg  Hector,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 

Berg  John  A.,  laborer  with  I.  C.  Sorrenson,  14 
Drunim 

Berg  Julius,  shoemaker  with  Utschig  &  Hanson, 
dwl  5  Berry 

Berg  Maurice  A.,  gilder  with  M.  D.  Nile,  dwl  Gerke 
Alley  bet  Filbert  and  Greenwich 

Berg  Peter,  moulder,  dwl  535  Howard,  rear 

Bergametti  Charles  F.  A.,  cook,  dwl  NW  cor  Clin- 
ton and  Brannan 

Bergantz  Peter,  watchmaker,  dwl  642  Filbert 

BEKGE  ERICK  O.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 
Green  and  Calhoun 

Bergen  Elizabeth,  (widow)  laundress  New  England 
Laundry,  dwl  N  s  Branuan  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

Bergen. — See  Bergin 

Bergeiidahl  Daniel,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 

Berger  Frederick, machinist,  dwl  12  Third 

Berger  Julius,  salesman  with   Edward  Cohn,   dwl 

627  Clay 
Bergerot  John,  private  school,  738  Vallejo 
Berges  John   B.,  gardener,   dwl  Presidio   Road  nr 

Mountain  Lake 
Berget  Adolpli,  knifegrinder,  dwl  31  Morton 
BERGGREN  AUGU.ST,  dealer  legal  tender  notes, 

336  Montgomery,  dwl  1111  Stockton 
Berghauser's  Building,  W  a  Kearny  bet  Jackson 

and  Pacific 
Berghofer  Conrad,  butcher,  dwl  542  Folsom 


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Bergholte  William,  beer  saloon  and  billiards,  NW 

cor  Fourtli  and  Mission,  dwl  317  Minna 
Bergin  Ellen  Miss,  real  estate,  dwl  1520  Powell 
Bergin  James  J.,  soap  manufacturer,  SE  tor  Greeu 

and  Powell 
Bergin  John,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Sixteenth  nr  Channel 
Bergiu  Michael,  ( Bartlett  &  B.J   attorney   at,  law, 

office  35  Montgomery  Block,  dwl    1009    Powell 
Bergin  Thomas  I.,  (McAllisters   Jj-  B.J  attorney  at 

law,  office  528  California,  dwl  Russ  House 
Bergiu. — See  Bergen 
Bergman  Alexander,  longshoreman,  dwl   SW  cor 

Battery  and  Vallejo 
Bergman  Frank  A,,  restaurant,  dwl  745  Market 
Bergman    Frederick,    bookkeeper,    with    William 

Keir,  903  Battery 
Bergman    Henry,   clerk,  dwl   SE  cor   Folsom  and 

Main 
Bergman  Jacob,  bookkeeper,  21   Battery,  dwl  SW 

cor  Powell  and  Washington 
Bergman  Samuel,  butcher  with  John   Robl,   dwl 

331  Kearny 
Bergmann  Abraham,  confectioner  with  Schroder  &. 

Albrecht,  dwl  517  Green 
Bergner  J.  Alfred,  painter,  230  Mission 
Bergold  Charles,  (Mullcr  4-  B.)  dwl  739  Pine 
Bergold  Edward,  waiter,  408  Pine,  dwl  739  Pine 
Bergson  Ole,  carpenter  and  builder,  ill  LeidesdorfF, 

dwl  N  s  Fulton  bet  Franklin  and  Gough 
Bergst  Louis,  hairdresser,  dwl  5  Annie 
Bergstein  Henry,  medical  student  with  L.  C  Lane, 

dwl  SE  cor  Folsom  and  Sixth 
Bergstein  Louis,  drygoods,  301  Sixth 
Bergstrom    John,  organ    builder,  dwl  W  8  Lundy 

Lane,  Bernal  Higiits 
Beri  Carlo,  milkman,  dwl  314  Pacific 
Bering  John  P.,  secretary  Pacific  Wire  Rope  manuf. 

Co.,  office   519  Front,  dwl  N  s  Chestnut  bet 

Mason  and  Taylor 
Berk  Maurice  G.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  332  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  319  Bush 
Berka"  Frank,  ladies  hairdresser  with   S.   Monks, 

dwl  824  Pacific 
Berkeley  Homestead  Association,  office  409  Cal 
Berker  John,  driver  with  F.  Korbel  &   Bros,  dwl 

571  Biyant 
Berkowitz   Mever,  manufacturer  cloaks,  mantillas, 

etc,  1102  Stockton,  dwl  626  Filbert 
Berl  Jacob,  dwl  743  Pacific 
Berl  Mary  Mrs,  clothing,  743  Pacific 
Berleman  Bernhardina,  (widow)    dwl  W  s  Gilbert 

bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Berlen  Charles,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Berii  Solomon,  gardener,  dwl  1313  Stockton 
Berliner  Abraham,  tailor,  115  Geary 
Berliner  Emil,  teacher  piano,  dwl  154  Clara 
Berliner  Herman  N.,   (Diainant  &   B.J  dwl  326 

Minna 
Berliner  Isidor  A.,  tailor,  353  Third 
Bermann  Otto,  salesman,  20  Montgomery,  dwl  119 

Stockton 
Bermingham  Edward,   compositor  Examiner,  dwl 

W  8  Montgomery  bet  Jackson  and  Pacific 
Bermingham   Edmund  R.,  (  Dohcrty  &  ^y  dwl  20 

Sanson! 
Bsrmingham  Thomas,  dwl  20  Sansom 
Bermingham  Thomas  Jr.,  harnessmaker,  with  A. 

Tillman,  dwl  20  Sansom 
Bermingham. — See  Birmingham 
Berms  C,  workman  Cal.   Sugar  Refinery,  dwl  cor 

Bryant  and  Eighth 
Berna  Frederick, /'^/•opAy  &  B.J  dwl  1715  Dupont 
Bernal  John,  cook  Roma  Hotel,  215  Broadway 
Bernard  Alexander,  cook,  dwl  262  Tehama 
Bernard  Alexander,  waiter,  707  Pacific 
Bernard   Bernard,  upholsterer  with  Johu  C.  Bell, 

dwl  2210  Sixteenth 
Bernard  B.  W.,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Bernard  Charles,  dwl  519  Folsom 


JONES,  FUIiLMAN  &  CO..  116  Sansom  Street.  Braids  of  all  kinds. 
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BTE'WKLIj'S  PDTiMOKARY  SYBUP,  the  best  family  Couj;h  Medioina 


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BERNARD  CHARLES, coffee  nnd  spice  manufac- 

tiiier,  707  Sansora,  dwi  31'i  Oak 
Beruiird  Cliarles  A.,  house  and  sign  painter.  NE  cor 

Clay  and  Mont<.'onierv,  dwl  11  Selina  Place 
Bernard  Florence,  exprepswaffou,  dwl  ll'J  Shipley 
Bernard  Francis,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  1318 

Larkin 
Bernard  Frederick,  shoemaker,  dwl  E  s  Folsom  nr 

Fonrth 
Bernard  G.  M.,  milkman,  Presidio 
Bernard  Harris,  hairdresser  with  C.  Sturm,  dwl  264 

Third 
Bernard  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Bernard  Isaac,  varieties,  N  s  Sixteenth  bet  Valencia 

and  Mission 
Bernard  J.  Frank,  porter,  HI  Battery 
Bernard  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  2  Gardner  Alley 
Bern^ird  John,  mariner,  dwl  15  Oak  Grove  Avenue 
Bernard  Joseph  Jesus,  dwl  SE  cor  Seventeenth  and 

Chuich 
Bernard  Jnlius,  furniture,  1120  Stockton 
Bernard  Michael  D.,  porter,  216  Battery,  dwl  1323 

Montgomery 
Bernnrd  Samuel  H.,  (Bernard   Sf    Co.)  dwl  543 

Tehama 
Bernard  Ulric,  driver  with  William  J.  Davis,  dwl 

23i  Second 
Bernard  Wiossi,    fWiossi    Bernard    &    Co.)   dwl 

Chestnut  bet  Franklin  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Bernard  Wiossi  &  Co.,   (Giovanni  Joppini)  milk- 
men.  Chestnut   bet  Franklin   and    Van    Ness 

Avenue 
Bernard  &  Co.,  (Samuel  H.  Bernard  and  William 

Loudonj  fruits  and  vegetables,  16  Occidental 

Maiket 
Berne  Martin,  laborer  Laborers  Protective  Benevo- 
lent Association,  Irish  American  Hall 
Berner  Frederick,  shoemaker,  dwl  776  Folsom 
Berner  Henry,  groceries,  dwl  814  Montgomery 
Berner   John  H.  D.,  cigar  manufacturer,  dwl  776 

Folsom 
Bernhamer  Henry,  California  Market  Restaurant,  7 

Summer,  dwl  5  Central  Place 
Bernliaid  Beinhard,  hairdresser  with  John  Stable, 

dwl  215  Prospect  Place 
Bernliardt  Cliarles,    clerk    with   Herman  Droste, 

dwl  Continental  Hotel 
BERNIS  BUILDING,  626  California 
liERNlS  G.,  piopiietor  California  House,  626  Cal 
Beraius  Frederick,  special  policeman,  dwl  cor  First 

and  Biannau 
Bernstein  Abraham,  peddler,  dwl  2  Rassette  Place 
Bernstein  Daniel,  salesman,  528  Sacramento 
Bernsrein  David,  tailor,  779  Folsom 
Bernstein  Elias,  furniture,  249  Third 
Bernstein  George,  florist,   106  California  Market, 

dwl  253  Minna 
Bernstein  Hermann,  tailor,  907  Bryant 
Bernstein  Israel,  clerk,  dwl  614  Pine 
Bernstein  Joseph,  furniture  dealer,  dwl  608  Post 
Bernstein  Julius  C,  expresswagon,  N  W  cor  Kearny 

and  Pine,  dwl  228^  Perry 
Bernstein  Louis,  clerk  with  Michael  W.  Jacobs,  dwl 

249  Tliird 
Bernstein  Louis,  salesman,  1004  Stockton,  dwl  Vir- 
ginia Block 
Bernstein  M.  C,  furniture,  517  California,  dwl  628 

Vallejo 
Bernstein  Solomon,  drygoods,  1004  Stockton,  dwl 

927  Jackson 
Bernstoff  Nicolaus,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Bernzott  Frank,  boots  and  shoes,  619  Post 
Beronio  G.,  (P.  &  G.  Beronio)  dwl  215  Broadway 
Beronio  P.,  (P.  &  G.  Beronio)  dwl  215  Broadway 
Beronio  P.  &  G.,prop'rs  Roma  Hotel, 215  Broadway 
Berran  William,  conductor  Omnibus  R.  R 
Berries  Adolphe,  butcher  with  A.  Geantit,  dwl  1220 

Dupont 
Berringer  Christian,  trunkmaker,  dwl  2015  Mission 


Berringer  Frank,  fireman  steamer  Moulton,  dwl  617 
Davis 

Berrv  Alexander  G  ,  cnptain  sloop  J.  W.  Crawford, 
dwl  E  s  Gilbert  l)et  Bryant  and  Brannan 

Berry  Daniel,  hihorer,  dwl  316  Beale,  rear 

Berry  David,  dwl  9  Harlan  Place 

Berrv  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  NW  cor  Berry  and 
Third 

Berry  Edwin  W.,  compositor  Spirit  of  tlie  Times, 
dwl  18  First 

Berry  Fulton  G.,  (Badlam  &  B.)  dwl  2212  How- 
ard 

Berry  George,  wood  and  coal,  dwl  9  Bagley  Place 

Berry  George  A.  B.,  salesman  with  Napa'  Wood 
Co.,  dwl  307  Third 

Berry  George  W.,  teamster  with  John  S.  Gibbs 

Berry  Gideon  M.,  deputy  recorder  City  and  County, 
dwl  445  Bryant 

Berry  Henry,  waiter  North  Pacific  Transportation 
Co.'s  S.  S.  Oritiamme 

Berry  James,  carpenter  North  Pacific  Transporta- 
tion Co.'s  S.  S'  California 

Berry  John,  carpenter,  dwl  12-38  Bush 

Berry  John,  (Griswold  4-  B.J  Awl  1200  Folsom 

Berry  John  D.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Berry  Julia,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  120  Fourth 

Berry  Louis,  (colored)  driver,  dwl  Ankeuy  Place 
nr  Powell 

Berry  Lucretia  S.,  (widow)  dwl  1419  Taylor 

Berry  Patrick,  deck  hand  stmr  Vallejo",  Front  st 
wharf 

Berry  Patrick,  plumber  with  Spring  Valley  Water 
Co.,  dwl  649  Stevenson 

Berry  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  512  Post 

Berry  Peter,  molder  with  Savage  &  Co.,  dwl  535 
Howard 

Berry  Richard,  boilermaker,  dwl  543  Howard 

Berry  Robert,  ropeniaker,  dwl  S  s  Sixteenth  bet 
Guerrero  and  Dolores 

Berry  Thomas,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl 
114  Welsh 

Berry  William,  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works 

Berry  William  D.,  compositor  Spirit  of  the  Times, 
dwl  18  First 

Berry  William  L.,  proprietor  Berry  House,  18  First 

Berrv  W.  ().  M..  (Berry  &  Place)  dwl  1716  Turk 

BERRY  &  PLACE,  (  W.  0.  M.  Berry  and  James 
F.  Place)  importers  woolen  and  wood  working 
machinery  and  steam  pumps,  etc.,  112  and  114 
California 

Berrvman  Frederick  M.,  bookkeeper  with  William 
Kerr,  dwl  9J3  Clay 

Berrvman  Henrv,  bookkeeper  with  James  R.  Doyle, 
dwl  614  O'Farrell 

Bersou  A.  Mrs.,  laundry,  828  Washington 

Berson  A.  &.  Son,  ( Adolph  and  Guatave  Berson) 
carpets  and  upholsterers,  712  Washington 

Berson  Adolph,  (A.  Berson  iSf  Son)  dwl  828  Wash- 
ington 

Berson  Gustave  (A.  Berson  &  Son)  dwl  828  Wash- 
ington 

Bert  Anrelia  Miss,  dwl  W  s  Sbotwell  bet  Twentieth 
and  Twenty-first 

Bert  Bernard,  (Henry  Shroder  Sf  Co.)  res  Bor- 
deaux, France 

Bert  Edward  G.,  Jr..  clerk  letter  department  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  W  s  Stiotwell  nr  Twenty-first 

Bert  Emma  Miss,  dwl  W  s  Shotwell  bet  Twentieth 
and  Twenty-first 

Bert,  Frederick  W,,  clerk  Morning  Call,  dwl  W  s 
Shotwell,  bet  Twentieth  and  Twenty-first 

Bert.- — See  Burt. 

Bertelsen  Christian,  shoemaker  with  F.  C.  Weber, 
dwl  807  Clay 

Bertelsen  Otto,  expressman,  dwl  927  Greenwich 

Bertelsmann  Karl  C.  F.,  upholsterer  with  William 
J.  Heney,  dwl  1112  Pacific 

Berthelot  Charles  L.,  porter  with  John  Flanagan  dt 
Co.,  dwl  608  Minna 


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Beitlielot  Prank,  waiter,  dwl  1014  Sacianiento 
Berthier   Albert  C,  porter  with  A.  Hollub  &  Co., 

dwl  316  Third 
Berthold  Louis,   butcher,  206  Broadway,  dwl  SE 

cor  Battery  and  V'allejo 
Berti  Jose])li,  laborer,  73S  Washington 
Bertody   Charles,  physician,   office  and  dwl    1005 

Stockton 
BEliTON  FRANCIS,  consulate  for  Portugal  and 

Switzerland,  (and  Hcnlsch  &  B.)  office  SVV  cor 

Clay  and  Leidesdorif,  dwl  83.^  Howard 
Bertram    Fritz,   (Forlmarui  &   Co.)    dwl  NW  cor 

Steiiart  and  Howard 
Bertiani  Tlieophilus,  oysterman,  dwl  NE  cor  Bdwy 

and  Frankliu 
Bertram  Thomas,  stoves  and  tinware,  303  Sixth, 

dwl  6  Garden 
Bertran  Ferdinand,  cabinetmaker  with    L.    &.   E. 

Emanuel,  dwl  August  Alley  bet  IPowell  and 

JMasoii 
Bertrand  Alfred,  barkeeper.  SE  cor  Dnpont  and 

Commercial 
Bertrand  Andrew,  furrier,  750  Washington 
Bertrand  Joseph,  cook,  22S  Kearny 
Bertrand  Uosina,  (widow)  seamsirese,  dwl  12Jan8en 
Bertrand  William,  stonecutter,  dwl  <J15  Brannan 
Bertrandias  Alphonse,  carpenter,  dwl  135  Post 
Bertz  Jacob,  (Bertz  &  Co. J  dwl  West  End  Hotel 
Bertz  &  Co.,  (Jacob  Bertz  and  James  A.  Murpky) 

New    York   Bakery    restaurant,   6:^6  aud  628 

Kearny 
Berwick  Thomas,  eailmaker  with  John  L.  Prior, 

dwl  812  Fillbert 
Berwin  Morris,  (P.  Bericin  &  Bro.)  res  New  York 
Berwin  P.  &  Brother,  [Morns  Berwin)  importers 

and  jobbers  hats  and  caps,  106  Battery 
Berwin  Pincus,  (P.  Benvin  &  Bro.)  dwl  828  Post 
Besallia  Joseph,  engineer,  dwl  204  Green 
Besby  Heniy,  Senate  liquor  saloon,  312  Kearny, 

dwl  343  Grove 
Besby  Martin,  slioeraaker,  dwl  12  Cleaveland 
Bescheinen  August,   watchmaker  with  George   C. 

Shreve  &  Co.,  dwl  832  Broadway 
Bescheinen  William,   watchmaker  with  George  C. 

Shi-eve  &  Co.,  dwl  832  Broadwiiy 
Beschormann  Adolph  A.,  upholsterer  with  Schlueter 

<fe  Volberg,  dwl  60  Everett 
Beschormann  Augustus  H.,  dwl  60  Everett 
Beschormann  Charles,  barkeeper,  dwl  721  Union 
Beschormann  Frederica  A.  Mrs.,  dwl  60  Everett 
Beschormann  Matilda  Miss,   niilliuer  with  Samuel 

Zemausky,  dwl  60  Everett 
Beschormann  Otto,  upholsterer  with  George  O.  Whit- 
ney &  Co.,  dwl  60  Everett 
Bezeke  William,  (  Wagener  &  B.J  dwl  1512  Stock- 
ton 
Beson  F.  P.,  drayman,  dwl  714  O' Fan-ell 
Besse  J.  O.,  salesman  City  of  Paris,  dwl  11  Kearny 
Bessemer    Frances    Madame,   perfumer,   dwl     14 

Mary 
Bessemer  Henry  L.,  chemist  and  perfumer,  dwl 

J  4  Mary 
Bessey   K.   W.,   (widow)   fancy   goods,    children's 

clothing,  etc.,  30  Second 
Beeson  Felix,  waiter  with  Fran9oia  Lermitte,  530 

Merchant 
Besson  Gustave,  waiter  530  Merchant,  dwl  Valiejo 

Place 
Best  Hannah  Mrs.,  dwl  650  Mission 
Best  John,  (Johnson  &  B.)  dwl  1817  Leavenworth 
Best  John  T.,  engineer  clerk  with  Lt.  Col.  R.  S.  Wil- 
liamson, dwl  509  Kearny 
Best  William,  laborer  San  Francisco  Market,  dwl 

532  Commercial 
Best  William,  stairbuilder  with  D.  A.  McDonald 

&  Co.,  dwl  516  Leavenworth 
Best  &  Belcher  M.  Co.,  (Virginia  City,  Nev.)  office 

419  California 
Bester  John  H.,  saloon,  dwl  3  Medau  Place 


Besthorn   Herman,   waiter,   640  Market,  dwl  739 

Brannan 
Beston  James,  gasfitter  with  James  Reading,  dwl 

920  Montgomery 
Beston  Thomas,  stagecarpenter  Metropolitan  The- 

tre,  dwl  817  Montgomery 
BESTOR  HENRY  T.,  architect,   office  302  Mont- 
gomery,  dwl  W  s   Chattanooga   bet  Twenty- 
second  and  Twenty-third 
Bctaux  Louis,  foreman  with  Prosper  May,  dwl  1100 

Powell 
Betbeze  D.,  saddle  and  harnessmaker,  510  Bdwy 
Betge  George,  cook  with   Bermeister  &  Pourcho, 

dwl  S  s  Pine  bet  Kearny  and  Dnpont 
BETGE   ROBERT  J.,   importing   bookseller  and 

stationer,  217  Montgomery 
Betge  William,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Betger  Charles  E.,  jeweler  with  Cal.  Jewelry  Co 
Betger  Edward,  bootmaker,  dwl  740  Valiejo 
Beth  Adolf,  waiter  with  Saulmann  &.   Lanenstein, 

dwl  645  Commercial 
Bethel  Thomas  W..  melter  Eureka  Foundry,  dwl  32 

Tehama 
Betkowski   Peter,  jobwagon,   NW  cor  Bush   and 

Montgomery,  dwl  23  Silver,  rear 
Betner  John,  patternmaker  Miners'  Foundry,  dwl 

32  Clementina 
Betrand  Begue,  market,  1224   Dupout,  dwl  731  Pa- 
cific 
Bets  Robert,  saddler,  dwl  812  California 
Betshard    Antonio,    cabinetmaker  with  W.  J.   T. 

Palmer  &  Co.,  dwl  30  Eleventh 
Betteu  Geor^ife  E.  H.,  clerk  with  Frederick  Janssen, 

dwl  SVV  cor  Mason  and  Clay 
Bettendge  James,    compositor  Alta  California,  dwl 

511  Pine 
Bettiger  Christian,  mnsician,  dwl  418  Powell 
Bettincurt  F.  P.,  pantiymau  S.  S.  Moses  Taylor.  N. 

P.  T.ans.  Co. 
Bettis  William  R.,  express  clerk  stmr  Wm.  Tabor, 

dwl  Russ  House 
Bettman  Moses,  Chemical  Olive   Soap  Works,  S  s 
Brannan  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth,  office  311  Com- 
mercial, dwl  1028  Clay 
Betts  Charles,  teamster  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  NE  cor  Brannan  and  Eighth 
Betts  J,  machinist,  dwl  313  O'Farrell 
Betts  Peter  M.,  (Betts  Sf  Bro. J  dwl  E  s  Howard  nr 

Twenty-fitth 
Betts  William  M.,  (Betts  4-  Bro.)  dwl  cor  Twenty- 
third  and  Mission 
Betts  &  Brother,  (  William  M.  and  Peter  M.J  car- 
riagespringraakers,  SW  cor  Fifth   and   Market 
Betz  Christ,  brewer  Philadelphia  Brewery,  dwl  228 

Second 
Betz  Jacob,   nialster    with  Lyon  &   Co.,  dwl   S  s 

Francisco  bet  Powell  and'Mason 
Betzel  Louis,  manufacturer  boys  clothing,  125  San- 

som,  dwl  613  Geary 
Betzold  Jacob,  butcher  with  Joseph  Heine,  dwl  SE 

cor  Sixth  and  Harrison 
Betzold  Mathes,  driver  with  Conrad  Thaler,  22  Du- 

pont 
Benchel  Gottlieb,  tailor,  dwl  1718  Mason 
Beutler    Frank    B.,  shadehanger  with   George  W. 

Clark,  dwl  Steinmann's  Hotel 
Beutler  John  B.,  professor  music,  dwl  762  Mission 
Bevan   James,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Valencia  nr  Thir- 
teenth 
Bevans   C,   barkeeper  with   William   Craig,   dwl 

SWcor  Broadway  and  Dnpont 
Bevans  Daniel,  cariienter,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway 

and  Dupont 
Bevans  T.  P.,  druggist,  dwl  1311  Valiejo 
Bevans  William,  printer,  dwl  SW  cor  Webster  and 

Tyler 
Beveir  C,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Bevell  Richard  M.,  purser  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  dwl  29 
Park  Avenue 


JONES,  PUIiLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sanifom  Street,  Silk  and  Velvet  Ribbons. 


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Beveri(1>fe  Horatio,  clerk  witli  Falkner,  Bell  &  Co., 

dwl  615  Siocktoii 
BeverleiKli  &  Co.,    (chinese)  cigar   manufacturers, 

313  Battery 
Beversen  Bios'.,    {Charles  and  CorsfenJ  groceries 

and  liquors,  N  W  c-or  Fifth  and  Natoma 
Beversen   Gii\-%ie\\,(Bever»en  Bros. J  NW  cor  Fifth 

and  Nafomn 
Beversen  Charles,   groceries  and  liquors,  ■'iGS  Mis- 
sion, [and  Beversen  Bros. J  dwl  .570  Mission 
Bevins  James,  waiter  with  John  Keagan,  613Mont- 

goniery 
Bevins  Thomas,  shijijoiner,  dwl  30  De  Boom 
Bewley   William  J.  H.,  clerk  Seven  Mile  House, 

San  Bruno  Koad 
Beyat  Kniil,   pantryman  Miners  Restaurant,    dwl 

*  :213Dupont 
Bevea  James  L.,  bookkeeper  Pacific  Iron  Works, 

137  First,  dwl  11  Kearny 
Beyer  Louie,  hairdresser,  801  Battery,  dwl  625  Val- 

lejo 
Beyer  Louis,  Jr.,  hairdresser  with  L.   Beyer,  dwl 

6-J5  Vallejo 
Beyerle  J.  Ernest,  coppersmith  with  J.  G.  Us,  dwl 

13  Virginia 
Beversdorf  John,  engineer  sir  Washington,  Cowell's 

■  wharf,  dwl  28  Pi>8t 
Beyersdorf  Louis,  barkeeper  Bank  Excliange,  dwl 

136  Shipley 
Bevreiss  (lodfrey,  framemaker.  Market  bet  Seventh 

'  and  Eigiith.'dwl  Prescott  House 
Bhan  Tliomas,  clerk,  dwl  E  s  Hampshire  nr  Sauta 

Clara 
Biaggi  Carlo,  driver,  dwl  21  Dunn  Alley 
Biagi  Daminieo,  (  Onesti  &  B.Jdsvi  925  Washington 
Bianchi  Carlo,  {Biancki  Jj-  GuiieoJ  dwl  W   b  Mout- 

gomery  nr  Pacific 
Bianchi  &.  Cuneo,  (Carlo  Bianchi   and  Aui^ustine 

Cnnco)  niarbieworUs,  3  Powell 
Bibb  Emma,  (widow)  dwl  SW  cor  Twentieth   and 

Folsom 
Bibbins  Tracy  L.,    real    estate    agent,    office   230 
Kearny,  dwl  SW  cor  Leavenworth  and  Wash 
Bibeau  Alfred,  shoemaker  with  I.    M.  Went.worth 

&  Co  ,  dwl  cor  Twenty  fourth  and  Mission 
Bibeau  Isaac,  (Willard  dj-'B.)  dwi  NE  cor  Mission 

and  Twenty-fourth 
Bibend  Ferdinand,  machinist,  dwl  Ns  Lombard  nr 

Polk 
Bibend  O.  C,  dwl  W  s  Twelfth  bet  Howard  and 

Folsom 
Biber    Adolph,    watchmaker    and    jeweler,     329 

Kearny,  dwl  132  Clara 
Biher  Robert,  cigars  and  tobacco,  528  Third 
BICHAUD  NICHOLAS,  coal,  Ss  Howard  bet  Spear 

and  Steuart,  dwl  365  First 
Bickel  Conrad,  real  estate,  dwl   N   s   Haight  bet 

Gough  and  Octavia 
Bickford  Chauncy  A.,  cook  with   J.  Y.   Wilson  & 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 
Bickmore  George,  carpenter,  dwl  61  Clementinaj 

rear 
Bickuell  Freeman,  bootmaker,  21  Dupont 
Bicknell  Janie.^,  gilder,  dwl  1908  Powell 
Bicknell  James  N.,  steward,  1019  Jackson,  dwl  1908 

Powell 
Biddell   Clarissa,    (widow)    dressmaker,    dwl  E  s 

Guerrero  bet  Sixteenth  and  Camp 
Biddell  Mary  Miss,  dwl  830  Howard 
Biddell  Philip,  stockraiser,  dwl  830  Howard 
Biddle  E.  W.,  with  S.  H.  Roberts,  dwl  142^  Fourth 
Biddle   Frederick  W.,  bookkeeper   with    Hooper, 

Whiting  k  Co.,  dwl  127  Kearny 
Biddolph    James,    machinist    Golden    State     Iron 

Works,  dwl  619  Mission 
Bidleman  A.  L.  P.  Mrs.,  matron  California  Labor 

Exchange 
Bidleman    Joseph  B.,  broker,  oflSce  and  dwl  742 
Washington 


Bidleman  Enoch  G.,  dwl  742  Washington 
Bidleman  William  A.,  clerk  with  Edward  Martin  & 

Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  Ninth  and  Folsom 
Bidwell   Stephen  S.,   moliler  with  W.    T.  Garratt 

&  Co.,  dwl  Wheeler  House 
Bieber  Julius,  bookkeeper   with  Jacob  M.  Cohn, 

dwl  1007  Hariison 
Biede  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Biedeiibach  August,  wines  and  liquors,    NE  corner 

Third  iind  Mission,  dwl  214  Minna 
Biedenweg  Louis,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Biedermnn  Charles,  clerk,  SE  cor  Montgomery  and 

Bush,  dwl  103  Leavenworth 
Biedert  Albert,  musician  California  Theatre,  dwl   4 

St.  Mary 
Bieglile  George,  salesman,  dwl  823  Folsom 
Biehl  Julius,  clerk  with  G.  O'Hara  Taatie,  NE  cor 

California  and  Sansom 
Bielawski  Casimir,  draftsman,  dwl  242  Stevenson 
Bielski  Max,  (Max  Bielski  &   Co.)  dwl  1012  Stock- 
ton 
Bielski  Max  &  Co.,  (Joseph  Jacoby)  butter,  cheese, 

eggs,  etc.,  2  Occidental  Market 
Bien  Joseph,  machinist,  303  Battery,  dwl  714  Lar- 

kin 
Bien  William,  machinist,  dwl  613  Mission 
Bienenfeld  Elias,  fancy  goods,  1229  Stockton 
Bieutz  Pkeinhard.  waiter,  225  Bush,  dwl  N  s  Pine 

bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Bierbrauer  Carl,  laborer  with  Erzgraber  &  Goet- 

jen,  dwl  405  Green 
Bierbrauer  John,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  P.  Cole  & 

Co.,  dwl  SU  Vallejo 
Bierce  Albert  S.,  helper  U.  S.   Branch  Mint,  res 

Oakland  Point 
Bierce  Ambrose  G.,  editor  S.  F.  News  Letter,  res 

Oakland  Point 
Bierce  Frank  A.,  clerk  Pope  &  Talbot,  dwl  324  Beale 
Bierschwale  Charles,  carpenter,  731  Mission 
BIESTA  FEDERICO,  editor  and  proprietor  L'Eco 

Delia  Patiia,  office  637  Washington 
Bigelow  Ciiarles  P.,  bricklayer,  dwl  NE  cor  Liberty 

and  Dolores 
Bigelow  Daniel,  machinist,  California  Sugar  Refin- 
ery, dwl  W  8  Dora  near  H  irrison,  rear 
Bigelow  Edwin,  bricklayer,  Brickmakers'  Associa- 
tion, Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Hall 
Bigelow   Elijah,  real  estate,  office  419  Front,  res 

Oakland 
Biijelow   Francis  H.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin, 

"  dwl  27  i  Welsh 
Bigelow  George  H.,  general  agent  Peoples  Insur- 
ance Co.,   16  Jlerchants'   Exchange,  dwl  405 
Brannan 
BIGELOW  HENRY  H.,  general  niannger  Home 
Mntuiil  Ins.  Co.,  office  15  Merchants'  Exchange, 
dwl  W  6  First  Av  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Bigtlow    John,    bricklayer  Brickmakers'   Associa- 
tion, Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Hall 
BIGELOW  JONATHAN  E.,  special  agent  Home 
Insurance  Co  ,  office  15  Merchants'  Exchange, 
dwl  607  Sutter 
Bigelow  S.,  driver  City  Railroad 
Bigelow   Samuel  C,  real  estate,  office  204  Mont 
Bigge  A.,  cabinetmaker  with  George  O.  Wliituey 

Si,  Co.,  dwl  317  Bush 
Bigger  Alexander,  steward  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co. 
Bigger  William,  butcher  with  Kichard  O'Neill,  dwl 

425  Pine 
Biggi  A.  &  Co.,  (An^elo  Biggi  and  Giuseppe  Fon- 
Lana )  watchmakers  and  jewelers,  1106  Dupont 
Biggi  Angelo,  (A.  Big-^i  cfc  Co. J  dwl  1106  Dupont 
Biggins  Patrick,  hostler,  £8  Sixth 
Biggs  Jesse  E.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl 

517  Leavenworth 
Biggs  John  E.,  Flume   House,  E  s  San  Bruno  Road 

bet  Twenty-sixth  and  Twenty-seventh 
Biggy  Terrence,  hostler  Central  Railroad,  dwl  O'- 
Farrell  bet  Devisadero  and  Broderick 


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Bi<:ia  I).,  fruits,  dwl  925  Wasliingtoii,  rear 

Bigler  Joliii.  Siil'ion,  dwl  108  Mmboii 

B1GLI':Y  HROTHKRS,  (Jokn  and  Daniel Bigley) 

yiocei  ies,  128  Clay 
Bigley  Catherine,   (widow)   furnished  rooms,  1028 

Market 
Bigley  George,  clerk  with  Bigley  Bros.,  dwl  1028 

Market 
Bisilev  Daniel,  (Bishy  Bros.)  dwl  1028  Miirket 
Bigley  John,  (BipUy  Brox.)  dwl  707  Lai  kin 
Bigley  Lonian,  (widow)  dwl  320  Dnpont 
BIGLEY  T.  <fe  CO.,  shipwrii^hts,  calUers  and  spar- 

niaUei-8,  13  and  15  Spear 
Bidey  Thomas,  f  T.  Bifr/ey  &  Co. J  dwl  832  Mission 
Biglo  E.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Bigwood   Joseph,  blacksmith,  dwl  W  s  Colnmbia  nr 

Twenty-lifth 
Bilay  Anthony  F.,  clerk  with  Eherhardt  &  Lach- 

miin,  dwl  S  s  Ridley  nr  Mission 
Bilfinger  August,   carrier  Guide,    dwl   623    Broad- 
way 
Bilfiiiger    Mary,    (widow)    diessmaker,    dwl    623 

Broadway 
Bilhack  Louis,  real  estate,  dwl  POi  Kearny 
Bill  A.  W.,  cal)inetmaker  with  Goodwin  &  Co.,  dwl 

673  Broadway 
Bill  Conrad,  waiter,  236  Sutter 
Bill  Geoige,  cook  with  Alfred  May,  NE  cor  Second 

and  Townsend 
Bill  M.irgaret,  (widow)  dwl  725  Broadway 
Bill  Philip,  real  estate,  dwl  2!)  Riteh 
Bill  Theodore,  carpenter,  dwl  26  Steunrt 
Billega:i  Giegorio,  porter  with  John  S.  Manson,  dwl 

7-2  Broadway,  rear 
Biller  Frederick,  cook,  dwl  814  Jrontpomery 
]5iller8  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  351  Third 
Billinghnrst  Ray,   hostler  with  Thomas  Kelly,  SE 

corGearj'  and  Lesivenworth 

Billings ,  dwl  316  Third 

Billings   David   R.,   f Billings   &    Sherry)   dwl  17 

Clinton 
Billings    Frederick,  real  estate,  office  i'd  Montgom- 
ery Block 
BillinfeTH  George  E.,  clerk  with  A.  Roman  &  Co., 

dwl  1701  Polk 
Billings  John  F.,  carpenter,  dwl  1704  Polk 
Billing.^    Joseph,   tanner   with  John  F.  King,  dwl 

SE  cor  Folsom  and  Eighteenth 
BilliuLTS  &  Sherry,  {David  R.  Billings  and  James 

i7(c/T^y  produce  commission,  211  Drnrain 
Billis  James,  ( Bttlis  &  B'lnen)  dwl  737  Howard 
Billis  Robert,  (Burns  &  B.J  dwl  737  Howard 
Billis  &   Bowen,  f  James  Billis  and  James  Bowen) 

porkpa(!l<ers,  16  and  18  Union  Market 
Billy   Lorenzo,  harnessmaker,  410  Jackson,  dwl  S  s 

Pacilic  bet  Kearny  and  Dupoiit 
Biltv  Theodore  G.,  ( Mokrhardt  &  B.J  dwl  1309 

Powell 
Biiz  John,  tailor,  dwl  934  Kearny 
Binaud  Leon,  hairdresser  with  Bernard  Puyoou,  610 

Kearny 
Binder    George    J.,    bookkeeper    with     Christian 

Schreiber  &  Co.,  dwl  411  Tehama 
Binder  Randolph,  paperhanger,  dwl  '227  Sutter 
Bine  Solomon,  { Maaxhack  Sf  B.J  dwl  773  Folsom 
Bingenlieiiner  Christopher,  cooperiige,  W  s  Druuim 

nr  California,  dwl  N  s  Geary  nr  Larkin 
Bingham   W.    Frank,   bookkeeper  with  Cubery  & 

Co.,  dwl 
Binn  Thomas,  malster  with  Mathew  Nuuan,  dwl  29 

Eighth 
Binswanger  Lewis,  gents'  furnishing    goods,   513 

Kearny 
Birbe  Henry  C,  groceries  and  liquors,  E  s  Potrero 

nr  Eldorado 
Birch  Alexander,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Birch  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  217  Clara 
Birch  Charles  Henry,  longshoreman,  dwl  N  s  Ore- 
gon bet  Davis  and  Drumm 


Birch    Mary  L.  Miss,  upholsterer  with  E.   C.  Ken- 
nedy, <iwl  217  Clara 
Birch  William,  carpenter,  dwl  217  Clara 
Birch    William  H.,  foreman  machinists  Vulcan  Iron 

Works,  dwl  802  Jones 
Bird  Anne  S.,  (widow)  dwl  12.38  Bush 
Bird   George,  silverplater  and  electric  machinemak- 

er,  639  California,  dwl  1408Kenrny 
Bird  H.,  deik  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refiueix  dwl  533 

Grove 
Bird   J.   W.,  bricklayer.  Bricklayers'   Association, 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Hall 
Bird   Miirgaret,  (widow)  laundress,  dwl  439  Clem- 
entina 
Bird  Marion  F.,  bricklayer,  dwl  108  Minna 
Bird   Nelson   J.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

dwl  230  Kearny 
Bird  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  504  Taylor 
Bird  Robert,  manufacturing  jeweler,  dwl  315  Mont- 
gomery 
Bird  Thomas,  architect,  dwl  NE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Vallejo 
Bird  William,  tailor,  dwl  232  Clementina 
Bird — See  Burd 
Birdsall   George,  liquor  saloon,  526  Third,  dwl  434 

Brainian 
Birdsall    George  Jr.,  liquor  saloon,  129  Clay,  dwl 

120  Welsh 
Birdsall   George  W.,  special   policeman,   dwl    514 

Third 
Birdsall   John,    engineer,    dwl  cor   Louisiana  and 

Sierra 
Birdsall  Jonathan  M.,  teamster,  dwl  S  s  Ash  Avenue 

nr  Polk 
Birdsall  William,  driver  City  railroad 
Birdsall  Wyatt,  engineer  8te;imer  Clinton,  Vallejo 

Street  VVharf,  res  Petalnma 
Birdsall  Zephaniali,  driver  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

dwl  920  Clay 
Birdsall.— See  Burtsell 

Birge  James  J.,  dentist,  office  and  dwl  410  Kearny 
Birgle  Charles,  tannery,  Texas  bet  Sixteenth  and 

Santa  Clara 
Birmingham  Michael,  shoemaker  Metropolitan  B. 

and  S.  Co.,  dwl  14  Everett 
Birmintfbam — See  Berniingham 
Biron  Hyman,  physician,  office  and  dwl  10  Central 

Place 
BIRRELL     ANDREW,    treasurer    Metropolitan 

Theatre,  dwl  220  Third 
Birrell  George,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

220  Third 
Birth  Robert,  seaman,  dwl  12  Howard  Court 
Bisagno  Bartolouieo,  (Bisagno  Bros. J  tea  Chiavari, 

Italy 
Bisagno    Brothers,  (Louis    and    Bartolomeo)    im- 

p(u-ters   and  jobbers    hardware,  crockery,   cut- 
lery, etc.,  420  Battery 
Bisagno  ViQi\\\i,( Bisagno  Brotliers.)  A\\\  924  Pacific 
Bischoff  Anton,  clerk  with  Kleimer  &  Co.,  dwl  717 

Folsom 
Bischoff  Henry,  dwl  cor  First  Av  and  Kentucky 
Bischoff  Richard,  clerk  with  Nicholas  Boschen,  dwl 

108  Fifth 
Biscons  Auguste,  barkeeper  with   Charles  Collin, 

dwl  nil  Dupont 
BISHOP   AMASA  W.,  attorney  at  law  and  editor 

Masonic    Mirror,  ti08    Market,    (and  Bishop, 

Sliermau  dc  Carrick),  dwl  NE  cor  Mission  and 

Eleventh 
Bishop  Benjamin  F., jeweler  with  Cal.  Jewelry  Co., 

dwl  836  Market 
Bishop  Charles,  freight  clerk  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co., 

dwl  SE  cor  Brannan  and  Ritch 
Bishop  D.  M.,  printer,  dwl  NE  cor  Wash  and  Dupont 
Bishop  Edgar,  (Bishop  Sr  Co. J  dwl  :>{)3  Sutter 
Bishop  Gurdon,  miner,  dwl  5  Florence 
Bishop   Henry,   liquor   saloon,   NW  cor  East  and 

Clay,  dwl  225  Chesnut 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Trimmings. 


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Bishop  James  W.,  sawyer  with  L.  &  E.  Emanuel, 

dwl  535  Mission 
Bishop  J.  H.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League.  128  Kearny 
Bishop  John  K.,  clerk  with  William  Wilkens,  2:25 

Sutter 
Bishop  J.  W.,  cahinefmaker,  dwl  103  First 
Bishop  Lester,  gardener  with  George  Treat,  dwl 

cor  Twenty-fourti)  and  Harrison 
Bisliop  N.  G.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Bishop  Oliver  H.,  teamster,  dwl  SVV  cor  Juniper 

and  Harrison 
Bishop  Ransom  B.  .mechanic  Southern  Pacific  R. 

Road,  dwl  734  Sixteenth 
Bishop  Richard,  drayn)an,  dwl  325  Minna 
Bishop  Richard,  (Roche  &  Kendrick)  dwl  421  Val- 

BISHOP,  SHERMAN  &  CARRICK,  (Ama!<a  W. 

Bishop,  Edtvin  A.  Sherman  and  Frederick  R. 

(JarrickJ   pnhlishers   and  proprietors   Masonic 

Mirror,  605  Market 
Bishop  Thomas  B.,  (Bishop  &   Gerald)  dwl  536 

Second 
Bishop  William,  drayman,  dwl  325  Minna 
Bishop  William,  teamster,  dwl  435  Fifth 
BISHOP  &   CO.,  (Edgar  Bishop,  Lawrence   W. 

Palvier  and  VVilharn  ,jfe,'.  Moses  J  grocers,  716 

Market 
BISHOP  &  GERALD,  (Thomas  B.  Bishop  a7id 

D.    V.   Gerald)   attorneys  at   law,  office   414 

California 
BISSELL  JAMES  L..  seoretarv  Commissioners  Ma- 
rine Board  Port  S.  F.,  607  Front,  dwl  817  Miss 
Bisfeli  James,  (iwl  817  Mission 
Bistiup  William,  tailor,  NW  cor  Turk  and  Masoi> 
Biter  William,  assistant  apothecary  City  and  County 

Hospital 
Bitter   VVilliam,    (Bdter  &    Becker)  dwl   Prescott 

House 
BITTER  &  BECKER,  (Wil/iam  Bitter  and  Otto 

F.  Becker)   proprietors  Prescott  House,    SW 

cor  Keainy  and  Pacific 
Bitterinau  Charles,   drayman,  comer  Folsoni   and 

Twenty-second 
Biven  Robert,  rigger,  dwl  305  Main 
Bivens  Mary,  (colored)  (widow)  dwl  16  Scott 
Bixby  Llewellyn,  (Perkins,  Flint  Sc   Co.)  res  San 

Juan,  Monterey  Co 
Bixby — See  Byxby' 
Bixio  Joseph  Rev.,  dwl  841  Market 
Bjerke  Hans  T.,  grainer,  dwl  986  Harrison 
Bjerremark  Charles,  salesman  with  Fenkhausen  & 

Geiichten,  dwl  .534  Natoiiia 
Bjorkman  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  233  Perry 
Bjorkniann  August,  diayman  with  Kruse  &  Euler, 

dwl  243  Tehama 
Blach  Charles,  physician,  office  514  Kearny,  dwl 

631  Post 
Blacher  George,  miller  with  Cal.  Com.  &  M.  Co., 

dwl  cor  Pierce  and  Chestnut 
Black  Adam,  bootmaker  with  J.  H.  Swain,  dwl 

1209  Mission 
Black  Alexander,  lumberman,  dwl  318  Folsom 
Black  Alexander,  plumber  with  Thomas  Day,  dwl 

23  Ellis 
Black  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  707  Stockton 
Black  Ann  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Mrs  Mclntyre  & 

Miss  M.  Smith,  dwl  1209  Mission 
Black  Charles,  blacksmith,  dwl  152  Silver 
Black  Charles  E.,  blacksmith  with  Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  663  Howard 
Black  D.,  deckhand  steamer  Santa  Cruz,  Washing- 
ton street  wharf 
Black  David,    laborer    SS  Moses    Taylor,    N.    P. 

Trane.  Co. 
BLACK  DIAMOND  COAL  MINING  CO.,  B.  P. 

Cornwall  agent,  Riucon  wharf.  Spear  bet  Fol- 
som and  Hariison 
Black  Diamond  S.  M.  Co.,  (White  Pine)  office  37 

Merchants'  Exchange 


Black  Edwin  H.,  painter  with  Millman  &  Smith, 
dwl  NE  cor  Cnmp  and  Guerrero 

Black  George,  bricklayer,  Biicklayers'  Association, 
Young  Men's  Christian  Ass'n  Hall 

Black  George,  civil  engineer,  office  622  Clay,  dwl 
N  s  Eddy  bet  Devisadero  and  Broderick  " 

Black  Hairy,  wines  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Merchant 
and  Monfgomerv,  dwl  13  Sutter 

Black  Henry  M.,  [Black  &  Miller)  dwl  14  Russ 

Black  James  J.,  {Bean  &  B.)  dwl  American  Ex- 
change 

Black  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  433  Minna 

Black  Jeremiah,  driver  Market  St.  Railroad,  dwl 
Cincinnati  Hotel 

Black  John,  restaurant,  1208  Dupont 

Black  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  327  Beale 

Black  John,  spinner,  Mission  &  Pacific  Woolen 
Mills,  dwl  Harrison  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fif- 
teenth 

Black  John,  npbolsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co.,  dwl 
O'FaiTell  bet  Jones  and  Leavenworth 

Black  John  S.,  proprietor  Oregon  House,  238 
Steuart 

Black  John  W.,  collector  with  Thomas  H.  Selby 
&  Co  ,  dwl  50  Clementina 

Black  Juliet,  (widow)  dwl  1.58  Tehama 

Black  Patrick  J.,  farmer,  dwl  S  s  Eddy  bet  Pierce 
and  Scott 

Black  Patrick  W.,  conductor  Central  Railroad,  dwl 
435  Turk 

Blnck  Peter  R.,  ehipjoiner,  dwl  116  Natoma 

Black  Richard,  carpenter,  dwl  444  Sixth 

Black  Robert  H.,  liquor  saloon,  dwl  419  Pine 

Black  Robert  M.,  {Love  &  B.)  dwl  Lick  House 

Black  William,  driver,  dwl  514  Bryant 

Black  William,  harnesscleaner  with  George  Poult- 
nev 

Black  'William,  {Black  &  Mulany)  dwl  543  Stev- 
enson 

Black  William  K.,  carpenter,  dwl  663  Howard 

Black  William  W.,  pi-oprietor  Howard  Exchange, 
SW  cor  Howard  and  Seventh 

Black  &  Miller,  [Henry  M.  Black  &  David  I). 
Miller)  importers,  and  carriage  and  coach  man- 
ufacturers, 1120  and  1122  Market 

Black  &  Mnlaney,  {William  Black  and  John  Mu- 
laney)  uiarl)le  works,  807  Market 

Blackburn  Frederick,  saloon,  dwl  229  Kearny 

Blackburn  Isaac,  book  agent  with  A.  L.  Bancroft 
&  Co.,  dwl  930  Fobom 

Blackburn  L.  S.,  saloon,  dwl  229  Kearny 

Biackington  A.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128 
Kearny 

Blackmail  Cassius  H.,  salesman  with  Wilmerding 
&.  Kellogg,  dwl  609  Fols<.m 

Blackman  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  922  Folsom 

Blackman  William  H.,  cook,  dwl  1127  Folsom 

BLACKWOOD  WILLIAM,  commission  mer- 
cliant,  room  13,  1(19  California,  dwl  NW  cor 
Bryant  and  Oak  Grove  Ave 

Blackwood  William,  miner,  dwl  Niantic  Hotel 

Blagitch  John,  barkeeper,  NWcor  Polk  and  Broad- 
way 

Blaikie"  Andrew,  draftsman  Risdon  Iron  Works, 
dwl  350  First 

Blaikie  James  L.,  real  estate  agent,  office  507  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  121  Prospect  Place 

Blaikie  Richard  T,,  shipjoiner,  dwl  S  s  Sutter  bet 
Fillmore  and  Webster 

Blaikie  SarRh,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Sutter  bet  Fillmore 
and  Webster 

Blain  Rodman  P.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  NE  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Leavenworth 

Blair  Archibald,  hydrographical  engineer  Tide  Land 
Survey 

Blair  Charles,  shoemaker,  dwlNE  cor  Montgomery 
and  Broadway 

Blair  Chauncey  S.,  patternmaker  Etna  Iron  Works, 
dwl  18  Verona  Place 


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Blair  David  B.,  fMacfarlane,  B.  &  Co.)  res  Oak- 
land 
Blair  Frank,  messeuperU.  S.  Branch  Mint,  dwl  333 

Jessie 
Blair  James  C,  soaprnaker,  dwl  5  Zoe  rear 
Blair  J.  A.  W.,   boatlinislier  with   J   Sullivan,  dwl 

NEcor  Montgomery  and  Broadway 
Blair  Lafayette,  ^iJws,  B.  <&   Maynard)  Avi\  319 

Bush 
Blair  M.  &•  Co,  fW.  W.  Chase)  hay  and  grain  mar- 
ket opi)  Sail  Jose  Kailroad  Depot 
Blair  Matlliew,  ( M.  Blair  &  Co.)  dwl  18  Haifjhl 
Blair  Phiueas  S..  vainisher  with  J.  A.  Shaber,  dwl 

'J  10  Stevenson 
Blair  Robert,  machinist  Vulcan   Iron  Works,  dwl  8 

Zoe 
Blair  Samuel,  mariner,  office  pier   10  Stewart,  dwl 

47  Teliama 
BLAIR  THOMAS  M.,  sergeant-at  arms  S.  P.  Stock 

and  Exchange  Board  and   agent  Pacific  Halls, 

dwl  518  Bush 
Blair  William,  painter,  dwl  205  Riteh 
Blair  William    A.,  teamster,  dwl  Fifteenth  Ave  nr 

Islais  Creek,  South  San  Francisco 
Blaisdell   H.  O.,  (Severance  &    B.J  dwl  226  Third 
Blaisdell  Jay  P.,  shoemaker,  dwl  5  Morion 
Bliiisdcll  J.  L.,  quaitermaster  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co 
Blaisdell  Solon,  stall  17  Grand  Central  Market,  dwl 

1007  Mission 
Blaisdell.— See  Blasdell 
Blake   Chailes,  f Blake  &    Thing:)  dwl  N  a  Oak  nr 

Franklin 
BLAKE  CHARLES  E.,  dentist,  office  30  Kearny, 

dwl  2->  Oak  Grove  Av 
Blake  Edwin,  drayman  with  C.  F.  Chadbourne,  dwl 

6  Jasper  Place 
Blake  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  121  Shipley 
BLAKE   FRANCIS,  (Blake,  Rabbins  Sf-   Co.)  res 

Oakland 
Blake  George,  cook,  dwl  820  Jackson 
Blake  George  M.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  328  Minna 
Blake    George    W.,  real   estate  agent,    office  336 

Montgomery,  dwl  523  Kearny 
Blake   Grecnleaf  A.,  teamster  with  E.  Kennedy, 

dwl  NE  cor  Oak  and  Franklm 
Blake    H.    A.,    (colored)    bootblack    and  chimney 

sweep,  804  Market,  dwl  Brooks 
Blake  Henry  C,  real  estate  agent  415  Montgomery, 

resides  Encinal,  Alnmedsx 
Blake  Henry  H.,  (H.  H.   Blake  &■  Co.)  dwl  118 

Eddy 
BLAKE  II.  H.  &  CO.,  general  agents  Continental 

Life  Insurance  Co.,  office  302  Montgomery 
Blake  James,  laborer,  dwl  142  Clara 
Blake  James,  physician  and  piofessor  obstetrics  To- 

land  Medical  College,  office  and   dwl  202  Bush 
Blake  James,  porter  Lii;k  House 
Blake  Jauies,  sailmaker  with  John   S.  Blakiston, 

dwl  915  Montgomery 
Blake  John,  bootmakerj  931  Folsom 
Blake  John,    bricklayer.   Bricklayers  AsBOciation, 

234  Sutter 
Blake  John,  carpenter,  dwl  240  Perry 
Bhike  John,  clerk,  dwl  120  Geary 
Blake  John,  merchant  tailor,  413  Sutter 
Blake  John  J.,  clerk  with  William  A.   H.  Godfrey, 

dwl  671  Harrison 
Blake  John  R.,  (colored)  steward,  127  Montgomery, 

dwl  914  Pacific 
Blake  Mary  J.,  (widow)  nurse,  dwl  W  p  Leroy  PI 
B  ake  Maurice  B.,  (M.  0.  and  M.  B.  Blake)  dwl 

641  Folsom 
Blake  Maurice  C,  (M.  C.  and  M.  B.   Blake)  dwl 

Dorland  bet  Church  and  Sanchez 
BLAKE    M.  C.  and  M.  B.,   attorneys  at  law,  office 

637  Kearny 
Blake  Michael,  groom   U.  S.  Government  stables, 

413  Taylor 
Blxke  M.  R.,  (widow)  dwl  310  Stockton 


Blake  Nicholas,  teamster,  dwl  538  Natoma 

BLAKE  PHILIP  HENRY,  homestead  secretary 
and  real  estate  agent,  office  511  California,  dwl 
Toll  House,  Point  Lobos  Road 

BLAKE,  ROBBINS  &  CO.,  rFrancu  Blnke, 
Charles  F.  Robbing,  James  Moffit  and  Jitvies 
W.  7'o«'«ey  importers  and  jobbers  book,  news, 
•wilting  and  wrapping  paper,  516  Sacramento 
and  519  Commercial 

Blake  Sumner  C,  stationery,  707  Montgomery,  dwl 
1502  Leavenworth 

Blake  Theodore  A.,  (Goodyear  Sf  B.)  216  Bush 

Blake  Walter,  painter,  dwl  339  Clementina 

Blake  William,  painter,  dwl  27  Hunt 

Blake  William  G.,  hairdresser  with  Heider  & 
Hilberer,  310  Bush 

Blake  &  Thing,  (Charles  Blake  &  A.  F.  Thing) 
tenmsters,  office  Gennesee  Mills,  Gold  nr  San- 
som 

Blakeley  Francis,  carpenter,  dwl  109  Powell 

Blakeley  Guy,  butcher,  dwl  430  Shipley 

Blakeley  John, laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  159  Minna 

Blakeley  John  M.,  bookkeeper  Market  Fire  Insur- 
ance Co.,  dwl  214  Stockton 

Blakeley  Joseph  W.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  430  Shipley 

Blakeley  Samuel,  laborer  S.  V.  Water  Co.,  dwl  430 
Shipley 

Blakely  Calvin,  carpenter  with  Excelsior  Mill,  dwl 
Rutledge  Avenue,  Bernal  Hights 

Blakely  Edward,  ammonia  maker  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 
48  Minna 

Blakely  William  H.,  expreeswagon,  cor  Batterv  and 
Merchant,  dwl  46  Silver 

Blakeney  John,  laborer,  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Associ- 
ation, Irish  American  Hall 

Blakeney  Thomas  J.,  (Snow  &  Roos)  dwl  313  Fre- 
mont 

Blakey  John,  pressman  with  Francis  &  Valentine, 
dwl  510  Vallejo 

Blakiston  John  S.,  sail  loft  8  Clay,  dwl  130  Sutter 

Bhinc  Alexander,  real  estate,  dwl    117  Dora 

Blanc  Cesarine  Mrs.,  laundry,  11  Virginia 

Blanc  Henry,  tailor,  dwl  521  Geary 

Blanc  Maurice,  dwl  293  Clementina 

Blanc  Stewart,  bootmaker,  705  Battery,  dwl  517 
Tehama 

Blanch  Bernard,  coachmaker  with  Black  &  Miller, 
dwl  274  Minna 

Blanchard  Alexander,  contractor,  dwl  503  Ellis 

Blanchard  Augnstin,  baker  with  Gienouilleau  Bro- 
thers, dwl  619  Vallejo 

Blanchard  David,  laborer,  dwl  122  William 

Blanchard  Emile,  chocolate  dealer,  dwl  8  Polk 
Lane 

Blanchard  Francis  G.,  coachman  with  Pope  &,  Tal- 
bot, dwl  10  Guy  Place 

Blanchard  Francis  H.,(Dam  ,^-  B.,)dwl  201  Taylor 

Blanchard  Henry  P.,  (Williams,  B.  &■  Co.)  dwl  NE 
cor  Sacramento  and  Leavenworth 

Blanchard  Jean,  laborer,  710  Commercial 

Blanchard  Jules,  hardware,  44  Fourth,  dwl  511 
Minna 

Blanchard  Lott,  messenger,  Custom  House  dwl  201 
Taylor 

Blanche  Emma  Miss,  teacher  music  and  painting, 
dwl  759  Howard 

Blanche  Euphemia  Mrs.,  artist,  dwl  759  Howard 

Blanchet  Henry,  tailor,  dwl  539  Vallejo 

Blanchette  Louis,  (Blanchette  &  LncierJ  dwl  443 
Jessie 

Blanchette  &  Lucier,  (Louis  Blanchette  &  Joseph 
Lncier)  boots  and  shoes,  SE  cor  Mission  and 
Sixth 

Blanchfield  Edward  J.,  butcher  with  J.  H.  Menomy, 
dwl  NS  Oak  bet  Gough  and  Octavia 

Blanchfield  Thomas,  laborer,  dwlNS  Oak  bet  Gough 
and  Octavia 

BLANCKAERT  VICTOR  J.,  wines  and  liquors, 
907  Dupont 


JOJSTES,  PUIiliMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sajiaom  Street,  Suspenders  and  Neck  Ties. 


REDINOTON    HOSTETTEB  &  CO.,  The  great  Drug  and  Patent  Medicine  Depot 


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Blanckenburg  Theodore,  bookkeeper  with    E.   K. 

Howes  &  Co.,  dwl  N  8  Green  bet  Powell  and 

Mason 
Blanding  Edwaid  J.,  (Phelps  &  B.J  dwl  E  s  Capp 

between  Twentyliftb  and  Twenty-sixth 
Biandiiiff  Henry,  laborer,  S  S  Orizaba,  North  Paci 

tic  Trans.  Co. 
Blanding  Lewis,  assayer,  office  133  First,  dwl  Russ 

House 
BLANDING    WILLIAM,    attorneyat-law,   office 

•OSS  Clay,  res  Oakland 
Blando  Maiia  Miss,  nurse,  dwl  l(il3  Wasbington 
Bliine  George,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  l'.^8  Kearny 
Blaney  James,  (Conwny  Sf  B.J  dwl  22~  Jessie 
Blaiiey  John,  iminter,  dwl  507  Ellis 
Blaney  Jolin  H.,  bookkeeper  with  Sullivan,  Kelly  & 

Co.,  dwl  530  Jessie 
Blaney  Patrick,  porter,  S.  S.   Idaho,  North   Pacific 

Trans.  Co 
Blaney  Patrick,  seaman,  dwl  504  First 
Blank  Charles,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Blank  M.,  physician,  dwl  Russ  House 
Blakennn  Henry,  Six  Mile  House,  San  Brnno  Road 
Blankenberger  Adam,  dwl  29  Morton 
Blankenhoru  Gottleib.  billiard  tablemaker  with  J. 

Stralile,  dwl  cor  Sixteenth  and  De  Haro 
Blanket  Jacob,  fireman   Pioneer  Woolen  Factory, 

dwl  cor  Polk  and  North  Point 
Blankman  Henry,  steward,  113  Leidesdorff,  dwl  cor 

Harrison  nnd  Folsom 
Blanksteiu  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  122  O'Farrell 
Blaiistield  James,  laborer,  dwl  35  Baldwin  Court 
Blanz   Pietro,  bathman  with  Louis  Corriveau,  dwl 

315  Montgomery 
Blasdell  George  E.,  bagmaker  with  E.  Detrick  &. 

Co..  dwl  54  Third 
Blasdell  LawrenceB.,  jeweler  with  Charles  Lemme, 

dwl  564  Howard 
Blasdell    Samuel    F.,    liquidating    clerk,    Custom 

House,  dwl  34  Tehama 
Blasdell  S.  G.,  receiver  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Tele- 
graph Co 
Blasdell  S.  J.,  (widow)  dwl  510  Maaon 
Blasdell — see  Blaisdell 
BLiss  John,  laborer  w^ith  McMillan  &  Kester,  dwl 

N   8   Jackson   bet  Davis   and   Drumm 
Blass  Merer,  merchant,  dwl  251  Clara 
Blase  Michael,  waiter.  236  Sutter 
Bluszkower  Mai ks,  salesman  with  Edward   Cohn, 

dwl  S  s  Clementina  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Blnszkower  Pauline,  (widow)  dwl  337   Clementina 
Blatcliely  Ambrose,  civil  and   mining  engineer,  of- 
fice 247  First,  dwl  515  Folsom 
Bbiter  Henry,  mechanic,  dwl  l426Dnpont 
Blath  Sigmund,  bookkeeper  with  Patent  Brick  Co., 

dwl  Berry  bet  Thiid  and  Fourth 
Blatner  N.,  hackman,  Plaza,  dwl  1014  Stockton 
Blatt  Ludwig,  bootmaker  with  Richard  Pahl,  dwl 

77  Fourth 
Blaftner  John  J.,  contractor,  dwl  425  Third 
Blaut  Simuel,  butcher  with  Henry   Sylvester,   dwl 

307  Sixth 
Blautiii  G.,  fPcndo  &  BlaxUin)  dwl  715  Davis 
Blantin  Pnblo,  manuf  medical  wine,  715  Davis 
Blauvelt  Richard  D.  Jr.,  deputy  recorder  City  and 

County,  dwl  320 Ellis 
Blechcr  Christian,  shoemaker,  808  Pacific 
Bleecher  William,  cook,  626  Market,  dwl309  Tehama 
Bleie  John  L.,  laborer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  &  Co., 

dwl  SW  cor  Main  and  Mission 
Bleu  Lewis  W.,   teamster,  pier  17  Steuart,  dwl  722 

Shotwell  ni-  Twenty  second 
Blennerhassett  John,  bootmaker  with  A.  C.  Royer, 

dwl  555  Mission 
Blennerhassett  Richard,  shoemaker,  dwl  538  How- 
ard, rear 
Blesdill  Johannah,  (widow)  dwl  17  Jessie 
Blese  Henry,  painter  with  Frost  &.  Richards,  dwl 

69  Natoma 


Blesi  Sebastian,  cutter  with  Buckingham  &  Hecht' 

dwl  431  Pine 
Blethen  J.  H.  Capt.,  insurance  agent,  dwl  208 Eddy 
Blethen  Robert  W..  painter,  dwl    137   Monttroniery 
Bley  Abraham,  clothmg,  M  Third  dwl  101 1  Mission 
Bleymann  Edward,  upholsterer  with  F.  G.  Edwards, 

dwl  W  s  Vallejo  Place 
Blick  Peter,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Twenty-third  nr  Al- 
abama 
Bligh  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  528  Union 
Blinn    Cbailes   H.,   clerk   forwarding  department. 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  42  Sixth 
Blinn  Cyrus  A.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League, 128  Kearnv 
Blinn  Samuel  P.,  (Adams,  B.   <fc  Co. J  dwl  542  Sec- 
ond 
Bliss  Benjamin  B.,  salesman  with  Tubbs  &.  Co.,  dwl 

630  Howard 
Bliss  George  D.,  wholesale  butcher.  Fourth  Ave  nr 

Railroad  Ave,  South  S.  F.,  dwl  1.597  Pacific 
Bliss  John,  cigar  manufacturer,  717  Saneom,  dwl    N 

s  Union  bet  Sansom  and  Montgomery 
Bliss  Theodore  H..  stevedore,  dwl  N  s   Filbert  bet 

Sansom  and  Montgomery 
Bliven  Albert    P.,  captain   bark   Dublin,   pier   17 

Steuart 
Bliven  James  I.,  (Fa^nn,  B.  &  Co.)  dwl  821  Folsom 
Blix  August,  clerk,  42   Merchants   Exchange,   dwl 

344  Fourth 
Bloch  Abraham  B.,  gents  furnishing  goods,    1107 

Dupont 
Bloch  Isaac  F.,  (Klein  Sr  B.)  dwl  1108  Post 
Bloch  John,  dry  goods,  3  Virginia  Block,    dwl  615 

Green 
Bloch  John,  laborer,  dwl  LTnion  bet  Calhoun  and 

Broadway 
Bloch  William,  boots  and  shoes,  1010  Dupont 
Blochman    Abraham,     (Blochmon    and    Cerf,    A. 

BlochmniL  ^  Co.,  and  I.   Blum   4-    Co. J   dwl 

11 04  Post 
Blochman  E.  Mrs.,  millinery,  5  Kearnv,  dwl  211 

Eddy 
Blochman  Emanuel,  wholesale  and  retail  millinery, 

5  Kearny,  office  4  Battery,  dwl  211  Eddy 
Blochman  &.  Cerf,  (Abraham  Blochman  &    Moses 

Cerj'j  commission  merchants,  220  Sansom 
Block  Abram,  merchant,  office   115  Battery,   dwl 

108  Taylor 
Block  Bernard,  bookkeeper  with   Glazier  &  Seligs- 

berfr.  dwl  809  Leavenworth 
Block  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  530  Vallejo 
Block  Daniel,  (merchant,  Virginia,  Nevada)  olBee 

26  Sansom,  dwl  530  Ellis 
Block  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Block   James   N.,  bookkeeper,    115   Battery,  (and 

Leon  R.  Myers  &  Co.)  dwl  108  Taylor 
Block  John,  clothing  and   gents  furnishing  goods, 

507  Kearny,  dwl  324  Mason 
Block  John,  laborer,  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Co.,  dwl  cor 

Union  and  Sansom 
Block  Maurice,  salesman  with  Ackerman  Brothers, 

dwl  547  Mission 
Block  Robert  M.  C  foreman  dredger  Winneroucca, 

C.  S.  N    Co.   dwl  1006  Clay 
Blodes  Theodore,  (Blode.t  &  Brodek)  dwl  47  Third 
Blodes  &  Brodek,  ^7'/?eo<io/e   Blodes   and    Samuel 

Brodek j  hairdressing  saloon,  602  Market 
Blodgett  Charles,   physician,    office  and   dwl  N  s 

Sixteenth  bet  Mission  and  First  Avenue 
Blodgett  Edwin   A.,   porter  with    Brittan,    Hol- 

brook  A;  Co..  dwl  6  Second 
Blodgett  Ellen  P.,  (widow)  shoefinisher,   dwl  SW 

cor  Sixth  and  Howard 
Blodgett  Ellen  T.,  (widow)   dwl  cor  Potrero  Ave 

and   Sixteenth 
Blohm  Alfred,  carpenter  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. .  dwl 

Alabama  l)et  Twenty-Fourth  and  Twenty-Fifth 
Blohm  Frederick,   car  inspector   Southern   Pacific 

R.  R.,   dwl   Alabama   bet  Twenty-Fourth  and 

Twenty-Fifth 


The  "PEOPIiES  "  is  a  home  institution. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  St.,  Table  and  Pocket  Cutlery. 


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Blolini  Ileinricli,  w.niter,  dwl  134Stenart 

Bloljin  Henry,  giocerieB  and  liqnorg,  NE   cor  Fifth 

and  Clara  (nnd  Blolim  &  HillenJ 
Blolini  John,  h:irUeeper,  619  Pacific 
Blohni  Peter,  (Blohm  &  Gerken)  dwl  NE  cor  Miss- 
ion and  Benle 
Blohni  &  Gerken,  fPrter  Blohm   and   Claua    Ger- 
ken) groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Mission  aud 

Beiile 
Blohm  &    Hillen,    (Henry  Blohm  and  Dicdrich 

Hillen)  gioceriea  and  liquors,   NW   cor  Pine 

and  Lark  in 
Blohuie  H.,  ('G'ro^/icer  J(-  B.)  dwl  NW  cor  Sutter 

and  Polk 
Blohnie  John,  clerk  -with  Paulsen  &.  Siebe.dwlNE 

cor  Fourth  and  Everett 
Blom   John,    shipcaulker,    dwl    Hodges   Place  nr 

Valleji) 
BlonHell    Thomas,    jobwagon,  223   Cal,   dwl   N  8 

Fulton  liet  Laguiia  and  Buchanan 
Blonigen  Joseph,  gmceries  and  liquors,  722  Pacific 
Blood"  Jaiiiep,   quarantine   boatman,  dwl   NE  cor 

Fiancipco  and  Stockton 
BLOOD  J.  II.,  attorney  at  law,  notary  public  and 

commissioner  deeds,  office  and  dwl   23  and  24 

Jloutgonierv  Block 
Blood  Levi  L.,  bookkeeper  with  Edward  Kennedy, 

dwl  610  Powell 
Blood  i\Iarv  L.  Mrs.,  millinery,  307  Kearny 
Blood  VV.  H.,  (widow)  dwl  1707  Polk 
Blood  William,  quarantine  boatman,   dwl  NE  cor 

Fiancifco  aud  Stockton 
Blood  William  F.,   clerk,  212  Sansom,   dwl   1707 

Polk 
Bloom  Charles,  sawj-er   with   B.  &  S.  J.  Doe,   dwl 

33  Hues 
Bloom  George,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Brannan  and 

Fourth 
Bloom  Herman,  merchant,  dwl  119  Third 
Bloom   Herman,  tatiner    with   Wolf  Bloom,   dwl 

Folsoui,  bet  Eighteenth  and  Ninteenth 
Bloom  Isaac,  brooui  manufacturer.  113  First 
Bloom  Jacob,  dry  goods,  42  Fourth,  dwl  316  0'Par- 

rell 
Bloom  John   G.,   laborer,   dwl  W  s  Kentucky  nr 

Sierra 
Blnoin  Mary  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  .119  Third 
Bloom  Samuel,  dwl  E  s  Howard  bet  Fifteenlb  and 

Sixteenth 
Bloom   Wolf,  woolfactor  and   tanner,  cor  Folsom 

and  Twentieth,  dwl  25  Harriet 
Bloomer  Hiram  G.,signpainter,   NE  cor  Clay  and 

Jlontgoniery,  dwl  1012  Taylor 
Bloomer    H.     Reynolds,    portrait    and    landscape 

painter,  dwl  1012  Tavlor 
Bloomer  J.  G..  operator  Western  Union  Telegraph 

C...  dwl  304  Third 
Bloomer  Theodore    H.,    bookkeeper    with    E.    B. 

Swain  &  Co.,  dwl  1012  Taylor 
Bloomlield  11.,  engineer,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Bloonifield  James  T.,  newt<papeis   and  periodicals, 

8U4  Washington,  dwl  :vJ-2  Green 
Bloomfield  Marv,  (widow)  dwl  212  Francisco 
Bloonifield  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  322  Green 
Blouuiiugdale  E.,  merchant,  dwl  607  Union 
Blooiiiquist  Olof,    watchmaker  with  John  Revalk, 

511  Montgomery 
Bloor  George  W.,  compositor  with   M.  D.   Carr  & 

Co..  dwl  10  Prospect  Place 
Bloss   Henry  A.,   dwl   W  8  Shotwell  nr  Twenty- 
second 
Blosa  Joseph,   porter  with  DeWitt,   Kiltie  &  Co., 

dwl  107  Eighth 
Blosbom  Thomas,  conductor  North  Beach  and  Mis- 
sion Railioad,  dwl  761  Howard 
BLOSSOM  WILLIAM  H.,  Pantheon  Saloon,  321 

CMlitornia,  dwl  824  Howard 
Blote  Henry  F.  B.,   clerk  S.  F.  Chronicle,   dwl  933 
Hovk'ard 


Blount  David  T.,  (Blounl,  Cranna  &  Go.)  dwl  726 

Califoniia 
BLOUNT.  CRANNA  &  CO.,  (David    T.  Blonnl 
and  WiUiayn  R.  Cranna)  general  agents  Loril- 
lard  File  Ins.  Co.,  317  California 
Blow  Walter  W.,  clerk  with  Haggiu   &  Tevis,  res 

Oakland 
Blucher  George,  miller  with  California  Com.  &  M. 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Pierce  and  Cliesiuut 
Blucher  John  C,  farmer,  dwl  1520  Broadway 
Blue  Anchor,  Louis  Schroder  proprietor,  7  and  9 

Washington 
Blue  Robert,  laborer,  dwl  104  Beale 
Blue  Rose  g.  M.  Co.,   (White  Pine)  office  419  Cal 
Bluett  James  W.,  solicitor  Hartfiud  Fire   Ins.  Co.. 

313  California,  dwl  142^  Fourth 
Bluhm  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  7  Washington 
Blum  H.,  bds  Lick  House 
Blum  Henrv.  bakery,  1817  Powell 
Blum  I.  &  Co.,    (merchants  Santa  Cruz)  office  220 

Sansom 
Blum  Isidor,  salesman  with  George   O.  Whitney  & 

Co.,  dwl  411  Montgomery 
Blum  Jacob,  merchant,  (Silvey ville)  office  222  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  .'J28  Ellis 
Blum  Jacob,  peddler,  dwl  1325  Pacific 
Blum  John,  calker,  Calkers'  Association,  Excelsior 

Hall 
Blum   John,   carpenter,  dwl  NW  cor  Berry   and 

Third 
Blum  John,  woodcarver  with  Bryant   &  Strahan, 

dwl  Brenliani  Place 
Blum  Leon,  (J.  SclineHzer  <&  Co. J  dwl  23  Kenrny 
Blum  Rose  Mrs.,  fancy  goods  and  trimmings,  1325 

Pacific 
Blum  Simon,  jobwagon,  227  Sansom,  dwl  31j  Fre- 
mont 
Blumba  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Blumherg  J.  F.,  dwl  cor  Natoma  and  Lafayette 
Blume  Louis,  junk  dealer,  dwl  3  William 
Bluniel  L.,  tailor,  dwl  E   s  Columbia   bet  Twenty- 
Fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Blumenberg  Joseph  H.,"  (Patent  Brick  Co.)  dwl  311 

Pine 
Blumenberg's    Building,    SW    cor  Pine   and   San- 
son) 
Blumenthal  Adolph,  barkeeper,  dwl   Ocean   Beach 

Road  one  mile  from  Ocean  House 
Blumenthal  Edward  M.,  waiter.  Grand  Hotel 
Blumenthal  Henrv,  butcher,  dwl  120  Dora 
Blumenthal  Henry  M.,  dwl  5  Caroline 
Blumenthal  Isaac,  merchant,  dwl  451^  Tehnma 
Blumenthal  L.,  gents'  clothing  and  fuiuishing  goods, 

907  Kearny 
Blumquist  ChaVles,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Bluudell  James  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1123  Stockton 
Blunt  Amy  Miss,  fringemaker  with  Norcross  &,  Co., 

dwl  610  Powell 
Blunt  John  P.,  clerk  with  Hecht  Bros.  <t  Co.,  dwl 

610  Powell 
Blunt    Phiiieas   U.,   assistant  storekeeper    Custom 

House,  dwl  610  Powell 
Blunt  William  6.,  machinist,  dwl  610  Powell 
Blute  Michael,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  Potrero 
Bluxome  Isaac,  (Bluxome  &  CassebohmJ  dwl  1414 

F(d8om 
BLUXOME  JOSEPH,  physician,  office  and   dwl 

30b  Stockton 
BLUXOME   &    CASSEBOHM,    (Isaac  Bluxome 
and  William  Cassehokm)  merchandise  brokers, 
office  316  California 
Bly  Leander  A,  machinist  with  Excelsior  Mill  Co., 

dwl  811  Mason 
Blvmau  Edward,  upholsterer  with  Frank  G.  i:-a- 

'  wards,  dwl  W  s  Vallejo  Place  nr  Vallejo 
Blyth  Henry,  (Blyth  Sf  Wctherbcc)  dwl  405  tol- 

som  .  ,,T    1     1 

Blyth  Henry,  Jr.,  clerk  with  Blyth  &  Welherbee, 
dwl  405  Folsom 


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BLYTH   &   AVETHERBEE,   (Henry   Bh/lh  and 
Seth  H.    WetherbeeJ  lumber,   SVV   cor' Market 

and  Spear 
Blytlie  William  J.,  Jr.,  musician,  dwl  2127  Stevenson 
Boag  VViibe,  laborer  with  E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  dwl  N 

8  Oregon  bet  Front  and  Davis 
BOARD  OP  COMMISSIONERS  City  Hall,  office 

4:52  Montgomery 
BOARD  OF  FISH  COMMISSIONERS,  office  401 

California 
BOARD    OP    COMMISSIONERS   Funded   Debt 

1851,  office  305  Sansom 
BOARD    OP    COMMISSIONERS    Funded  Debt 

18.55,  office  Citv  Hall 
BOARD  OP  COMMISSIONERS  LagunaSurvev, 

office  603  Wasliington 
BOARD   OP   COMMISSIONERS  Market   Street, 

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Street  South,  office  415  Montgomerv 
BOARD    OP    COMMISSIONERS  San  Francisco 

Fire  Department,  office  23  Keiirnv 
BOARD  OP  EDUCATION,  room  23,  City  Hall, 

second  floor 
BOARD  OF  ENGINEERS  U.  S.  A.  for  the  Pa- 
cific Const,  office  30  South  Park 
BOARD  OP  EQUALIZATION,  office  3  City  Hull, 

second  floor 
BOARD  OF  HEALTH,  office  521  Jackson 
BOARD  OP   PILOT   COMMISSIONERS,  office 

525  Front 
BOARD  OF  POLICE  COMMISSIONERS,  room 

II  Citv  Hall,  first  floor 
BOARD  OF  PORT  WARDENS,  office  525  Front 
BOARD  OP  REGENTS  University  of  California, 

A.  J.  Moulder  secretary,  office  320  California 
BOARD  OF  RELIEF,   (Masonic)    office   Masonic 

Temple 
BOARD    OP    SAILOR    BOARDING     HOUSE 

Commissioners,  (Marine  Board)  office,  607  Front 
BOARD    OP    SAN    FRANCISCO    PARK  Cora- 

niissioners,  office  320  California 
BOARD  OP  STATE  Harbor  Commissioners,  office 

414  Montgomerv 
BOARD  OF  STREPyT  Assessment  Commissioners 

office  606  Montgomery  Room  3 
BOARD  OF  SUPERVISORS,  room  3  City  Hall, 

second  floor 
BOARD  OP  SUPERVISORS,  clerk  of,  office  4 

Citv  H.iJi,  second  floor 
BOARD  OP  TIDE  LAND   COMMISSIONERS, 

office  SW  cor  Clay  and  Kearny 
Board  of  Undei'writeiB,  (Boston)  Joseph  S.  Bacon 

agent,  office  428  Ciilit'oniia 
BOARD  OP  UNDERWRITERS,  Hie,  Charles  D. 

HHven  secretary,  office  416  Cnlifornia 
BOARD    OP    UNDERWRITERS,   marine,    (San 

Francisco)    C.  T.  Hopkins  secretary,  office  318 

California 
BOARD  OF  UNDERWRITERS,  (New  York)  A. 

T.  Fletcher  agent,  office  318  California 
Board    of    Underwriters,     (Philadelphia)     A.    T. 

Fletcher  agent,  office  318  California 
BOARDMAN  GEORGE  C,  manager  ^tna  Insur- 
ance Co.,  office  14  Merchants'   Exchange,   res 

Menlo  Park 
Boardman  George  T.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  226  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  SW  cor  Mission  and  Second 
Boardman  John  H.,  clerk  with   V.  Koppel  &  Co., 

dwl  433  Jessie 
Boardman  Joseph,   dwl    NE    cor    Fraucisco    and 

Dupont 
Boarman  Louis,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Boas  Judah,  manager  with  Jacob  Jacoby,  NE  cor 

Kearny  and  California,  dwl  1023  Clay 
Boas  Michael,  cartman,  949  Folsora 
Boas  Paule  Miss,  dwl  119  Stockton 


Bobenrieth  John,   driver  National  Brewerv,    dwl 

NW  cor  O'Farrell  and  William 
Bobet  Leon,  brassfinisher  with  W.  T.  Garratt  &  Co., 

dwl  231  Pell 
Bobin  B.,  hostler  City  Railroad 
I5ob.st  Cvrus  E.,  salesman,  dwl  911  Bush 
Hobst  Thomas  Scott,  watchmaker,  312  Eishtb 
Boccardo  Luigi,  laborer  with  Brignardello,  Macbi- 

avello  &  Co.,  dwl  704  Sansom 
Boch  Peter,  clerk  with  Louis  Artigues,   dwl  New 

Bnlchertown 
Bock  Henry,  gilder  with  H.  G.  Hoefer,  dwl  813 

Washington 
Bock  Jacob,  tailor  with  C.  C.  Hastings  &  Co.,  dwl 

Mission  bet  Second  and  Third 
Bock  Jr)bn,  teamster,  dwl  NW  cor  Bush  and  De- 

visadero 
Bocken  Henry,  restaurant,  645  Washington,   dwl 

811  Union,  rear 
Bocker  John,  basketmaker,  dwl  407  Pacific 
Bockman  Frederick,  laborer  S.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  Ala- 
bama bet  Twenty-fourth  and  Twentv-fifth 
Bockman   Henry,  rectifier  Pacific  Disullery,   dwl 

735  Green,  rear 
Bockman  John  C,  grocer,  dwl  38  Freelon 
Bockmann  Diedricli  H.,  clerk  with  John  C.  Haake, 

dwl  E  8  Main  bet  Polsom  and  Hnrrison 
Bockmann   Frederick,   waiter,  520  California,  dwl 

1 08  Prospect  Place 
Bockmann   George,   (Mueller   S^-   B.J  dwl  4  Filla 

Place 
Bockmann  Henry,  laborer  with  California  Com.  and 

M,  Co.,  dwl  cor  Pierce  and  Chestnut 
Bocks  James,  carpenter,  dwl  Dame  iir  Thirtieth 
Bocqiieraz     Antoine,  (Shea,   B.    &    McKce)   dwl 

1910  Stockton 
Bode  Adolphus  W.,  machine  hand  with   Cole  & 

Haskell,  dwl  600  Third 
Bode  Charles,  merchant,  dwl  826  Mission 
Bode  Eide,  machine  hand  with  Cole  &  Haskell,  dwl 

600  Third 
BODE  GEORGE  C,  proprietor  Battery  Street  U. 

S.  Bonded  Wai'ehouse,  dwl  826  Mission 
Bode  Henry,  cabinetmaker  with  Gustave  Erlin,  dwl 

415  Biannan 
Bode   Henry,  machine  hand  with  Cole  &  Haskell, 

dwl  600  Third 
Bode    Louis,   wheelwright,  dwl  W  s  Washington 

Avenue  near  Mission 
Bodecher   George,     steward  Russian,   Roman  and 

Turkish  baths,  dwl  524  Pacific 
Bodecker  Louis,  musician,  dwl  403  Union 
Bodecker  William,   musician,  dwl  403  Union 
Bodell   L.  S.,  bricklayer,  Bricklayers'  Association, 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Hall 
Boden  John    P.,   courtroom  clerk,  Fourth  District 

Court,  dwl  707  Greenwich 
Boden  John  Yi..,  (John   H.  Boden  &    Co. >  dwl  705 

Greenwich 
Boden  John  H.  &  Co.,  (Julius  QuinchardJ  Custom 

house  brokers,  504  Battery 
Boden  P.,  (widow)  dwl  705  Greenwich 
Boden  Thomas,  bricklayer,  Bricldayers'  Association, 

Young  Men's  Christian  Associiiiion  Hall 
Bodenhoff  Valdimar,  mariner,  dwl  156  Steuart 
Bodfish  William  H.,  attorney  at  law,  office G12  Clay. 

dwl  15  Moss  ^ 

Bodkin  Eliza,  dressmaker,  dwl  609  Post 
Bodkin  Sarah,  dressmaker,  dwl  609  Post 
Bodkin  Thomas,  plasterer,  dwl  1 19  Shipley 
Bodwell  Harry  H.,  (Atwood  <&  -By  dwl  S  s  Bartlett 

nr  Twenty  fourth 
Bodwell  Joseph  R.,  shoecntter  with  Orrin  Jones, 

dwl  1316  Dupont 
Body  William,  waiter  S.  S.  Oriflamme  North  Pacific 

Transportation  Co. 
Boeckmann  Prank,  hostler,  dwl  728  Market 
Boehm  Ferdinand,  porter  with  Joliu  A.  Bauer,  103 

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Boehme  Frederick,  musician,  dwl  431  Vallejo 

Boehme. — See  Bolim 

Boelin  Dane,  steward  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  steamer 
Chrysnpolis 

Boell  Cliai  les  L.,  compositer  with  Cuddy  &  Hughes, 
dwl  N  B  Pacific  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 

Boer  Henry,  laborer  witli  Eureka  Salt  Co.,  dwl  61 
Natoiua 

Boerdt  William,  clerk  with  D.  H.  Urban  <&  Co.,  dwl 
NVV  cor  Mason  and  Pacific 

Boericke  Francis  E.,  (Buericke  Sf  Tafel)  resides 
Philadelphia 

Boericke  William,  manager  with  Boericke  &  Tafel, 
234  Slitter 

BOERICKE  &  TAFEL,  (Francis  E.  Boericke 
and  Adolph  TafeJj  druggists,  (homoeopathic 
pharmacy)  "i'M  Sutter 

Boes  Michael,  cartman,  dwl  919  Folsom 

BOESCH  EMIL,  lamps,  reflectors,  spinning  and 
turning  metals,  ]0i7  Kearny,  dwl  NE  corner 
Kearny  and  Broailway 

Boese  Diederich,  painter,  dwl  NW  corner  Pacific 
and  Dnpont 

Boese  H.  J.,  market,  SE  cor  Davis  and  Clark,  dwl 
2110  Mason 

Boetz  Henry,  waiter,  dwl  434  Seventh 

Boetz  Joim,  restaurant,  dwl  434  Seventh 

Boefz  Peter,  clerk,  dwl  434  Seventh 

Bofer  William,  (  William  Bofer  Sf  Co.)  610  Sacra- 
mento 

BOFER  WILLIAM  &  CO.,  f Adolph  Mnrquard) 
importers aud  retail  hardware,  610  Sacramento 

Bofinger  Jacob,  gold  aud  silverplater,  648  Sacra- 
mento, (and  ISandcrs  dt  B.J  dwl  648  Sacramento 

Bogan  Charles,  printer,  dwl  1324  Jackson 

Began  Charles,  tanner  with  Cornelius  O'Donnell, 
dwl  626  Sixth 

Bogan  Philip,  longshoreman,  dwl  327  Beale 

BOGARDUS  JOHN  P.,  editor  and  proprietor  Fig- 
aro, office  532  Merchant,  dwl  N  s  Delgardo 
Place  nr  Hyde 

Bogaidus  William,  merchant,  dwl  418  Folsom 

Bogart  John  M.,  (John  M.  Bogart  &  Co. J  resides 
Onkland 

Bogart  John  M.  &  Co.,  dealers  flour  and  grain,  206 
Davis 

Bogart  Orlando  H.,  bookkeeper,  with  R.  H.  Mc- 
Donald &  Co.,  dwl  1.512  Mission 

Bogasch  Chailes,  clerk  with  John  Sneider,  dwl 
6  Charles  Place 

Bogee  Andrew,  carpenter,  dwl  30  Eleventh 

Bogel  C.  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Waverly  Place 

Bogel  Charles,  drayman  with  Strauss  and  Frank,  5 
Battery 

Bogel  Frederick,  driver  with  Strauss  and  Frank,  5 
Battery 

Bogel  Theodore,  {Hcnthfeld,  B.  &  Co.  and  B. 
Lefevre  &  Co.)  dwl  1015  Jackson 

Boger  Edward,  tnolmaker.  Berry  bet  Fourth  and 
Fifth,  dwl  113  Silver 

Boger  William,  waiter  with  Hemme  &  Renter,  dwl 
30  Morton 

Boger  William,  (Goldswith  &  Co.)  dwl  343  Minna 

Bogert  Jacob  C,  mariner,  dwiy05  Market 

Boggan  Owen,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Bush 
and  Buchanan 

Boggs  A.  W..  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Boggs  Paul  B..,  (A.M.  Cnpen  &  Co. J  dwl  NVV  cor 
Guerrero  aud  Twenty-fourth 

Bogie  William,  gardener,  dwl  E  s  Cemetery  Ave 
bet  Post  and  Sutter 

Bogle  Joseph  H.,  special  policeman,  dwl  642  Jessie 

Bogle  R.,  dwl  Ocean  House  Flat  nr   Ocean   House 

Bogle  William  H.,  special  policeman,  dwl  759  Mis- 
sion 

Bogovich  John,  barkeeper,  629  Davis 

Bogue  Bernard,  laborer,  dwl  29  Fifth  Avenue 

Bogue  Michael,  dairyman,  dwl  431  Greenwich 


Bohem  Christina,  (widow)  dwl  423  East 

Bohen  Archibald,  stevedoie.  Riggers  aud  Stevedores' 

Association,  429  Pacific 
Bohen  Benjamin  F.,  policeman.   City  Hall,  dwl  536 

Ellis 
Bohen  George  T.,  surveyor  Union  Insurance  Co., 

416  California,  dwl  617  Pine 
Bohen  James,  gardener,  dwl  20  Oak  Grove  Avenue 
Bohen  John,  hostler  City  Stables,  332  Bush 
Bohen  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  15  Geary 
Bohen  Patrick,  hostler,  dwl  E  s  Buchanan  nr  Mc- 
Allister 
Bohen  Timothy,  laborer,  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Asso- 
ciation, Irish  American  Hall 
Bohen  William,  laborer  San   Francisco  Wool   Ex- 
change, dwl  520  Mission 
Boheur  Jules,  stairbuilder  with  N.  P.  Langland,  dwl 

409  Dupont 
Bohle  William,  laborer,  dwl  7  Washington 
Bohler  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  317  Bush 
Bohling  Henry,  clerk  with  C.  Doscher,  dwl  SE  cor 

Third  and  King 
Bohling  Louis,  clerk  with  F.  Bruns  &  Brother,  dwl 

SWcor  Folsom  and  Spear 
Bohlmann  Louis,  safemaker  with  Kittredge  &  Lea- 

vitt,  dwl  E  s  Second  bet  Folsom  and  Clementina 
Bohls  John  H.,  clerk  with  John  Wintgen,  dwl  NW 

cor  Seventh  and  Minna 
Bohm  Simon, salesman  with  S.  Simon  &  Co.,  dwl  537 

O'Farrell 
Bohm  Wiiliam.manufacturing  jeweler, 604  Merchant, 

dwl  1 13  Franklin 
Bohn  Andrew,  driver  Central  Railroad,  dwl  NEcor 

Devisaderoand  Post 
Bohn  Christian,  tinsmith  with  John  Bohn,  dwl  418 

Union 
Bohn  J.,  tailor,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway   and   Dupont 
Bohn  Jacob,  teamster,  dwl  814  Montgomery 
Bohn  John,  tinsmith,  1218  Dupont  and  112  Seventh 
Bohn  Mary  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  S  8  Vandewater  nr 

Powell 
Bohn   Peter,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Bohn  William  A.,  clerk  with  Charles  D.  Zeile,  dwl 

528  Pacific 
Bohr  William,  bootmaker  with  F.  Koeper,  dwl  221 

Rich 
Boice  Charles,  waiter,  dwl  NW  cor  Berry  and  Third 
Boice  Charles  De  S.,   (Boice  &    DunlapJ  dwl  18 

Hampton  Place 
Boice  <fe  Dunlap,  (Charles  De  8.  Boice  and.  David 

L.  DunlapJ  cigars  and  tobacco.  Russ  House 
Boido  Domingo,  boots  and  shoes,  1434^  Stockton 
Boie  George,  packer.  Golden  Gate  Mills,  dwl  11 

Lewis 
Boikovich  John,  barkeeper  with  John  Ivancovich, 

dwl  SE  cor  Merchant  and  Kearny 
Boiro  Louis,  salesman,  618  Kearuv,  dwl  15  Morey 

Alley 
Bois  Autoine  B.,  harnessmaker,  510  Davis 
Boissard  Augustus,  trunkmaker  with  Mauritzen  &. 

Co.,  dwl  2219  Mason 
Boisse  Eugene,  hairdressing  saloon, 526  Commercial, 

dwl  1515  Stockton 
Boisseau   Jean   Emile,  boot  and    shoemaker,  324 

Dupont 
Boisson  Francis,  clerk  with  Lemoine,  Gambert  & 

Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Pacific 
Boisson  Jean,  laundry,  1013  Sutter 
Boitano  Jacob,  carpenter,  dwl  11  Union  Place 
Bok  Joseph,  baker  with  Jacob  Schneider,  dwl  S  s 

Grove  nr  Franklin 
BOKEE    DAVID    M.,    accountant  and  collector, 

office  328  Montgomery,  dwl  1015  Leavenworth 
Boker  Frederick,  seaman  S.  S.  Oriflamme,  North 

Pac.  Trans.  Co 
Boker  John,  basketmaker  with  V.  Navlet,  dwl  407 

Pacific 
Bokmann  Bendix  F.,  hostler  with  Kelly  &Fennessy, 

dwl  773  Market 


JONJES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sanaom  Street,  Ladies'  and  Children's  Woolen  Goods. 


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Bokmann  Henry,  liqnor  shIooii,  931  Kearny 
Boiadci  ■loaqnin,  rejil  estate  agent,  office,  room  2, 

716  Montffonieiy,  dwl  o2fi  Sutter 
Bulan    jMicli.iel   J.,   resident    phytsician    City    and 

County  IloBpital,  dwl  SW  cor  Stockton  and 

Friiiicieco 
Bolaiui  Brid-ret,  (widow)  dwl  109  Sbipley 
Bolaiid  Frank,  clerk,  dwl  631  Siicianiento 
Bolaud  James,    casliier   Vulcan   Iron    Works,   135 

Fremont,  dwl  SW  cor  Second  and  Mission 
Bolai\d  Jolin,  cliainpagne  mead  manufacturer,  dwl 

701  O'Farrell 
Boland  Jolin  Jr.,  butclier,  4  Occidental  Market,  dwl 

SE  or  Taylor  and  O'Farrell 
Boland  John  Sen.,  butcher  with  John  Boland  Jr., 

dwl  -^27  Second 
Boland  Jolin  H.,  ea'esman  with  Dake,  McKown  & 

Co  ,  l.'J  Kearny 
Boland  Margaret  Aliss,  cloakmaker  with  Mrs.  R.  Alt- 

cnl)erg,  .')28  Kearny 
Boland  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  14  Hinckley 
Bcland   Michael  C.,  harnessmaker  with  J.  O'Kane, 

dwl  13  Sherwood  Place 
Boland  William,  bookkeeper,  dwl  47  Natoma 
Biilander  Catharine,  furnished  rooms,  736  Market 
Bolander  Frederick  A.,  niolder  with  Savage  &  Co., 

dwl  73(5  Market 
Bolander  Henry  M.,  principal  South  Cosmopolitan 

Gi  Mmmar  School,  dwl  1231  Mission 
Boldt  Henrv,  maiiner,  dwl  7  Washington 
Boldt  Otis,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Bole  James,  bookkeeper  with  Forbes  Brothers  & 

Co.,  dwl  040  Bryant 
Bole  John,  teamster  with  William  Kerr,  dwl  903 

Battery 
Boley  Susan,  (widow)  boarding,  54  Third 
Bulger  Anne  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  20  Tehama 
Bdlger  John,  boilermaker,  dwl  260  Clementina 
Bolger  John,  groceries  and  liquors.  448  Clementina 
Bolger  Thomas,  bookkeeper  with  McNally  &  Haw- 
kins, dwl  S  8  Fell  nr  Scott 
Bolin  fJeorge,  bricklayer.  Bricklayers' Ass'n,  Young 

Men's  Clirisiian  Ass'n  Hall 
Boliiiger  William  A.,  real  estate  agent,  office  226 

Mdntgomery,  dwl  852  Folsoni 
Bolland  John  H.,  (Gnss  &  Co.)  dwl  748  Harrison 
Bolle  Henry,  cooper,  dwl  412  Di'umm 
Bollenhagen  Henry,  clerk  with  Alexander  Gerdes, 

dwl  25  Fourth 
BOLLKR  FRANK  J.,  market,  1230  Dupont,  dwl 

516  Filbert 
Bolles  Frederick,  captain  S.  S.  Idaho,  North  Pac. 

Trains.   Co.,  office  217   Sansom,  dwl  23   Oak 

Grove  Av 
Bolles — See  Bowles 

Bolleyn  Jonathan,  bricklayer.  Bricklayers'  Associa- 
tion, Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Hall 
Bollin  Philip,  waiter,  236  Sutter 
Bulling  George  K.,  musician,  dwl  27  Natoma 
Bollinger  John  C,  collector,  office  COS  Merchant, 

dwl  1509  Leavenworth 
Bollinger  Joseph,  porter,  dwl  431  Pine 
Bollinger  Nicholas,  butcher  with  Charles  H.  Aitken, 

dwl406Vallejo 
BollingerWilliam,  liquor  saloon  and  bakery,  SW  cor 

Kentucky  and  Butte 
BoUuian  G.,  (widow)  dwl  607  Greenwich 
Bolluiau   John,  (John   BoUman    £(■    Co.)   dwl   607 

Greenwich 
Bollnian  John  &  Co.,  ^<7b/tw  PflZwer^  manufacturers 

cigarritos,  510  Broadway 
BoUo  Thomas  &  Co.,  groceries' and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Clay  and  Stockton 
Bolognesi  Rnffaello,  importer  alabaster  and  marble, 

dwl  14J1  T.I  y  lor 
Bolster  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  816  Howard,  dwl  20 

Howard  Court 
Bolster  Samuel,  printer,  dwl  719  Clay 
Bolstod  LarsM.,  laborer,  dwl  258  Clementina 


Bolt  Henry,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Bolte  Henry,  proprietor  Kearny  Street  House,  1023 

Kearny 
Bolte  W.  ij.,  merchant,  dwl  919  Jackson 
Boltmann  George,  clerk  with  Schumaker  <fc  Trumpf, 

dwl  SE  cor  Filbert  and  Battery 
Bolton  A.,  insurance  agent,  dwl  330  Ellis 
BOLTON  JAMES  R.,  real  estate,  office  618  Mer- 
chant, dwl  NW  cor  Greenwich  and  Jones 
Bolton  John,  engineer,  dwl  901  Sacramento 
Bolton  John  H.,  cashier  with   Miller  &  Lux,  dwl 

618  Merchant 
Bolton   John  S.,  machinist  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl  W 

s  Stockton  nr  Sacramento 
Bolton  Robert,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Leidesdorff  nr  Cal- 
ifornia 
Bolton   Robert,  (colored)  steward,  dwl  25  Hinckley 
Bolton  W.  S.,  bookkeeper  with  Er7.graber&  Goetjen 
Bolts  John,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Mission  and  Fre- 
mont 
Bolt/,   Albert,  waiter  with   Deutsch  &  Co.,  dwl  420 

Green 
Bomer  James  W.,  clerk,  26  Metropolitan  Market 
BONA  ANGELO,   Sqnarza's  punches,  wines,  etc., 

118  and  120  Leidesdorff 
Bona  John,  tailor,  dwl  W  s  August  bet  Union  and 

Green 
Bona  Pietro,  clerk  with  A.  Bona,  dwl  1139  Broad- 
way 
Bonal  John,  bootmaker,  dwl  634  Vallejo 
Boualdi  G.  B.,  (G.  B.  Bonaldi  &   Co.)  dwl  W  s 

Broadway  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 
Bonaldi   G.   15.   &  Co.,  (David  ToiettiJ  wines  and 

liquors,  505  Siinsom 
Bouar  David,  cabinet  maker  and  upholsterer,  dwl 

1608  Stockton 
Bonavia  Nicholas,  fresco  painter,  dwl  572  Folsom 
Bond  Alfred,  carpenter,  H.  C.  Le«gue,  128  Kearny 
Bond  Charles   E.,  salesman  w-ith  Eisen  Brothers, 

dwl  11  Silver 
BOND  CHARLES  R.,  secretary  Fireman's  Fund 
Insurance   Co.,  office   SW   cor   California  and 
Siinsora,  dwl  1021  Washington 
Bond  G.  W.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Bond  John,  stevedore.  Riggers'  and  Stevedores'  As- 
sociation, 429  Pacific 
Bond  Richard  L.,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  1114 

Pacific 
Bond  Samuel  D.,  hairdresser  with  John  Greif,  dwl 

349  Minna 
Bond  Thomas  H.  I.,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  1114 

Pacific 
Bondolphi  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  26  Morey  AUev 
BONDY  ADOLPH,  secretary  S.  F.  Pioneer'Wool- 

en  Mills,  office  115  Battery,  dwl  1023  Powell 
Bone  Henry,  porter  with  Landsherger  &   Co.,  dwl 

E  8  Dupont  bet  Union  and  Filbert 
Bones  J.  W.,  architect  and  builder,  office  622  Clay, 

res  Alameda 
Bouesteel  Charles  A.,  salesman  with  John  G.  Hodge 

&  Co.,  dwl  740  Pine 
Bouestel   Charles  D.,   (H.   Payot  &  Co.)  dwl  837 

California- 
Bonestel  Willis  T.,  clerk  with  John  G.  Hodge  &  Co., 

dwl  350  Jessie 
Bonestell  John  T.,  (California   Jen-elry    Co.)  and 

manager,  616  Merchant,  dwl  740  Pine 
Bonestell   Louis  H.,  manager  John  G.  Hodge  &  Co., 

dwl  512  Stockton 
Bonev  John,  job  wagon,  dwl  220  Stevenson 
Bonfiglio  John  B.,  baker  with  Ratto  &  Co.,  427  Pac 
Boufiiilio    Nicola,   fruits     and    confectionery,   802 
Kearny,  dwl  S  s  Broadway   bet  Stockton   and 
Dupont 
Bongert  John  M.,  drayman,  dwl  641  Broadway 
Bouglet  Celesline  Mrs.,  laundry,  527  Haves 
Bonheimer   Engel,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Fell   bet  Fill- 
more and  Webster 
Bonheimer  Francis,  dwl  cor  Page  and  Webster 


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Bonheur  Alesandriue  D.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  409 

Uupont, 
Bonheur  Jules,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  409  Dnpont 
BouilieM  James  T.,  stevedore,  dwl  4  Beale  Place 
Bonis  Maiallin,  mai  ket,  NW  cor  Dnpont  and  Morton 
Bonis  Pierre,  veterinary  surgeon  and   blacksmith, 

;2I4  Stevenson 
Bonn  Frederick,  Rev.,   pastor  Broadway  German 

M.  E.  Church,  dwl  728  Broadway 
Bonnard   E.    A.,   assistant  teacher  Spring  Valley 

Primary  School,  dwl  1409  Jackson 
Bonnard  Kiancis  A.,  compositor  with   Bacon  &  Co., 

dwl  1409  Jackson 
Bonnefond   Gustave  J.,  bookkeeper  French  Mutual 

Benevolent  Society,  dwl  -351  Minna 
Bonnefous  Virj^ile.  salesman  with  J.  W.   Davidson 

<fe  Ci).,  dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and  Stockton 
Bonnell  Allison  C..  cashier  S.  F.  Bulletin   Co.,  dwl 

cor  TwcLty-fifth   and   Capp 
Bonnell    Edwin,    bookeeeper    Savings    and    Loan 

Society,  dwl  709  Taylor 
Bonnell  Henry,  clerk  with  F.  A.  Rouleau,  dwl  W  s 

Capp  nr  Twenty-fifth 
Bonnell  John  T.,   upholsterer  with  Cummings  and 

Terry,  dwl  307  O'Farrell 
Bonnell  J.  T.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Bonnell  Lucy  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Pine  and  Lar- 

kin  St  School,  dwl  \V  s  Capp  ur  Twenty-Kfth 
Bonnell  S.  S.,  carpentei',  H.  C.  League,  1"28  Kearny 
Bonner  John,  plumber,  Plnnibers  Association 
Bonnet  Alphouse,  waiter,  S2-i  Dupont 
BOXNET  B.,  brickmaker  and   asphaltum  worker, 

and  superintendent  Imperishable  Block    Pave- 
ment Co.,  office  40'2  Montgomery,  dwl  SW  cor 

Valencia  and  Twenty-Kfth 
Bonnet  Bernard,  dwl  522  Pine 
Bonnet  Paul,  bookkeeper  with  B.  Dolbeguv,  dwl 

21.5  Post 
Bennett  Laurent,  laborer  with  6.    Venard,  dwl  625 

Front. 
Bonney  Alfred,  carpenter,   dwl  S  a  Twentieth  bet 

Guerreio  and  Dolores 
Bonney  H.  I.  Mrs,  dwl  Virginia  Block 
Bonney  Joseph,  housemover,  dwl  414^  Clementina 
Bonney  Olpha  Jr..  joiner  and  millwright  with  Gra- 
der &  Heald,  dwl  SsTwentietli  bet  Dolores  and 

Guerrero 
Bounititfld  James,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl   4   Beale 

Place 
Bonny  George,  (George  G.    Shreve  Sf    Go.)  dwl 

Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Bonwetlier   Charles,  drayman,  dwl  Ws  Eleventh  nr 

How;ird 


/             How;ird  1        and  N,  South  S.  F 

/  -  rBonvnge  C.  W.,  stockbroker,  6  Express  Building,  (Bootbby  William  L.,  foreman  with  R.  &  J.  Morton 

7               dwl  821)  Sutter  ^     dwl  106  Turk 

Bon/i  Antonio,  cook.  515  Merchant  '  Boothe  Andrew  G..  attornev  at  law.  office  604  Mp.r- 


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Bon/i  Antonio,  cook,  515  Merchant 

BOOBAR  E.  C.  &  CO.,  (  Wandell  L.  Richardson) 
pile  drivers  and  dock  builders,  NW  cor  Howard 
and  Steuart 

Boobar  Elijah  C,  (E.  0.  Boobar  <fc  Go.)  dwl  854 
Folsom 

Boobar  James,  pile  driver  with  E.  C.  Boobar  & 
Co.,  dwl  554  Folsom 

Booker  Harry  T.,  salesman  with  Conroy  &  O'Con- 
nor, 107  Front,  dwl  629  O'Farrell 

Booker  Helen  E.  Mrs.,  fancy  goods  and  dress  trim- 
mings, J  4  Second,  dwl  64  Tehama 

BOOKER  W.  LANE,  H.  B.  M.  Consul,  agent 
Northern  Assurance  Co.  and  Royal  Mail  Steam 
Packet  Co.,  office  319  California,  dwl  Union 
Club  rooms 

Booknieyer  Otto  W.,  ahipcarpenter,  dwl  7  Wash 

Bookstaver  Charles  H.,  butcher  with  Brown  & 
Currier,  dwl  8  Bernard 

Bookstaver  Samuel  J.,  market  inspector,  office  521 
Jackson,  dwl  8  Bernard 

Bool  Nelson,  tailor,  dwl  23  Jessie,  rear 

Boole  Frank  A.,  clerk  with  Fliut,  Peabody  &  Co., 
dwl  -27  Silver 


Boole  George,  shipbuilder,  dwl  27  Silver 

Boole    William   A.,    (Middlevias    ^   B.)  dwl  310 

Fremont 
Boom  Perry,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  W  s  Leavenworth 

bet  Green  and  Union 
Boomsma  Albert,  bngsewer  with  Reynolds,  Howell 

&  Ford,  dwl  SVV  cor  Clay  and  East 
Boone  Henry  W.,  surgeon  P.'  M.  S.  S.  Co. 
Boone  John  L.,  (Dewey  &  Co.)  dwl  S  s  Twentieth 

bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Boone   William  T.,  (colored)    whilener,  dwl  1304 

Powell 
Boop  John  D.,  doorkeeper  U.  S.  Branch  Mint,  dwl 

104  Sixth 
Boos  Henry,  cooper  with  M.  Fulda  &  Sous,  dwl  Ns 

Commercial  bet  Fiont  and  Davis 
Booth  Adam,  (Adam  Booth  &  Co.  J  dwl  S  s  Seven- 
teenth nr  Valencia 
BOOTH  ADAM  &  VO.,  (Riifus  Ket/:ier)Tprodnce 

commission,  326  Davis 
Booth  Charles  S.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

115  Second 
Booth    David,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

115  Second 
Booth  George,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  523  Kearny 
Booth  George  A.,  plasterer,  dwl  765  Mission 
Booth  Henry  J.,  (H.  J.  Baolk  &  Co.)  res  Europe 
BOOTH  H:  J.  Ik.  CO.,  (Geoije    W   Presctt  and 

Irving  M.  tScott)  prop'rs   Union   Iron  Works, 

NE  cor  First  and  Mission 
Booth  Hosea,  dairyman  with  N.  Simonds,  dwl  cor 

Twenty-fourth  and  Vermont 
Booth  James,  cigars  and  tobacco,  323  Bush,  dvvl  27 

Stone 
Booth  .lames,  wonlspiimer  Pioneer  Woolen   Mills, 

dwl  SE  cor  Lombard  and  Hyde 
Booth  James  R.,  attorney  at  law,   office   604  Mer- 
chant, dwl  318  Brannan 
Booth  Lucius  A.,  real  estate,  office  402  Front,  res 

Oakland 
Booth  M.,  stevedore  lumber.  Stevedore  Association, 

Barra's  Hall 
Booth  Midiael,  laborer,  dwl  45  Ecker 
Booth  'Nnwtoii,  t  of  Booth  &  Co.,  Sacramento)  oSice 

405  Front,  dwl  920  Washington 
Booth  Robert,  tatmer  with  Christian  Hellwig,  dwl 

Dolores  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteeuth 
Booth  Samuel,  spiLiner  Mission   Woolen  Mills,  dwl 

W  s  Shotwell  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Booth  William,  merchant,  dwl  42  Tehama 
Bootbby  Adolph,  restaurant,  10  Sacramento 
Bootbby  E/.ekiel,  laborer,  dwl  Seventh  Av  bet,  M 

and  N,  South  S.  F 


Boothe  Andrew  G.,  attorney  at  law,  office  604  Mer 

chant,  dwl  523  Kearny 
Boothman  James,  cooper,  417  Commercial,  dwl  714 

Howard 
Boothroid  Alfred,  driver  with  John  McAndrews, 

dwl  Midway  nr  Bay 
Bootz  Adam,  (Adam  Bootz  &  Co.)  dwl  cor  Twenty- 
second  and  Fair  Oaks 
BOOTZ    ADAM    &    CO.,    (Adam     Hachmeyer) 

Whitehall  Exchange  Restaurant, NW  cor  Spring 

and  Summer 
BOOTZ  HOTEL,  Julius  Osiander  prop'r,  435  Pine 
Boozane  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  227  Second 
Bopp  August,  market,  1717  Stockton 
Boquet  Alfred,  laborer  with  Louis  Teruon,  dwl  E  s 

Long  Bi'idge 
Borbeck  John,  cigars,  942  Kearny,  dwl  934  Kearny 
Borchald  John,  carpenter,  H.C.  League,  128  Kearny 
BORCHARD  CHARLES,  wholesale  confectioner, 

413  Davis,  dwl  1007  Washington 
Borchardt  Herman,  commission  merchant,  dwl  424 

Clementina 
Borcher  William,  captain  schooner  Felicity,  dwl  SE 

cor  Folsom  and  Main 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  fancy  Dry  Goods. 


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Borchers  Fabian,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  corner 

Siinsom  and  Gi^envvich 
Borchers  J.  C,  pliysician,  office  and  dwl  719  Clay 
BORCHERS  J.H.,  groceries  and  varietie8,532  First 
Borchers  J.T.,  clerit,  31  Metropolitan  Market,    dwl 

S  8  Green  nr  Kearny 
Borchers  T.  H.,  {isherinan,  dwl  15  Sonora  Place 
Borchers  William,  laborer,  dwl  U43  Clara 
Borcbert  August  H.,  salesman,  405  Battery,  dwl  545 

Alinna 
Borde  Antoinette  Mrs.,  laundry,  803  Stockton 
Borde  Frederick,  express  wagon,  corner  Montgom- 
ery and  Sacramento,  dwl  161(5  Powell 
Borde  J.,  crimper,  dwl  12J8  Dupont,  rear 
Borden  Gale,    bricklayer.  Bricklayers'  Association, 

231  Sutter 
Borden  Jolin,  laborer,  dwl  2  Liberty 
Borden  Joseph,  carrier  Alta  California 
Borden  Michael,  boilermaker,  dwl  911  Folsom 
Borden  Jlicbael,  teamster  with  Collins  &  Bro.,  dwl 

N  s  Mission  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Bordenove  Peter,  baker,  539  Broadway 
Bordet  Silas,  dwl  615  Dupont 
Bordi  Batlista.  fruits,  843  Pacific 
Boiirdinave,  Peter,  bakery,  539  Broadway 
Bordner  Jacob,  carpenter,  dwl  Russ  House 
Bordwell  George,  architect,  office  432  Montgomery, 

dwl  139  Silver 
Bordwell   George    A.,   draughtsman  with  George 

Bordwell,  dwl  139  Silver 
Bordwell  Henry  W.,  millwright,  dwl  530  Bryant 
Borel  Alfred,  {Alfred  Borel  i^-  Co.)  dwl 
BOREL  ALFRED  &  CO.,  (Antome  Boreljha.nk- 
evs,  NW  cor  Jackson  and  Montgomery 
Borel   Antoine,   {Alfred  Borel  &  Co.)  and   Vice- 

Consul  for  Switzerland,  dwl  70  California 
Borel  F.  A.,  wholesale  butcher,  dwlS  s  Santa  Clara 

nr  Hiimpshire 
Borel  Floreiit,  pantryman   Miners'  Restaurant,  dwl 

NVV  cor  Merchant  and  Sausom 
Borel  Gustave,  wholesale  butcher,  Railroad  Avenue 
nr  Sixth  Avenue,  South  San  Francisco,  dwl  S  s 
Santa  Clara  nr  Hampshire 
Borg  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Mission  bet  Beale 

and  Main 
Borgen  E.,  laborer  Berlin  Plaster  Works,  dwl  Bum- 
boat  Exchange,  Berry  nrThiid 
Borger  Christian,  assayer,  dwl  315  Folsom 
Borghgren  Nils,  tailor,  dwl  742  Pine 
Borgstrom  Charles,  shoemaker  with  Ut8chig&  Han- 
som, dwl  Pinckney  Place 
Borgstrom  Peter,  tailor  with   George  L.   Reynolds, 

dwl  1125  Stockton 
Borhan  William,   bar  pilot  S  S.  California,  North 

Pacific  Transportation  Co. 
Boris  Lambert,  laundry,  604  Bdwy,  dwl  536  Green 
Borkhiin  Henry,  regimental  tailor,  30  Geary 
Borkhanu  George,  waiter  with  E.  A.  Eugelberg,  416 

Kearny 
Borkowsky  Morris,  butcher,  dwl  242  Clementina 
Borland  James,  driver  with  James  Donnelly,  dwl  2 

Tehama 
Borland  Louis,  miller  with  Samuel  E.  Oakley,   dwl 

210  Sacramento 
Borland  Samuel  H.  dwl  42  Everett 
Borland  S.  H.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  42  Everett 
Borle  Gustave,  carpenter,  dwl  545  Jessie 
Borle  Louis,  mattressmaker  with  J.  F.  &  H.  H. 

Schafer,  dwl  547  Jessie 
Borman    Frederick,   liquors,  SE  cor  Kearny  and 

Jackson,  dwl  330  Green 
Bormann  George,  laborer,  dwl  216  Sixth 
Born  Charles,  (Bro.s  &  B.J  dwl  417  Post,  rear 
Bornemann  Ferdinand  H,    bookkeeper  with  Wil- 
merding  &  Kellogg  dwl  S  a  Thirteenth  bet 
Folsom  and  Howard 
Bornemann  Francis  G.,  cashier  U.    S.    Assistant 
Treasurer's  office,  dwl  S  s  Thirteenth  bet  Fol- 
som and  Howard 


Bornholt  Bendix,  night  cook  with  Bertz  &  Co.,  dwl 

15  Broadway 
Bornlioist  Hermann,  cabinetmaker  with  Schreiber, 

Rohr  &  Co.,  dwl  055  Mission 
Bornstein  Abraham,  expressman,  dwl  Rassette  Place 
Bornstein  Daniel,  clerk,  dwl  315|  Third 
Bornstein   I.  M.,  salesman  with  Simon  Cohn,  dwl 

614  Pine 
Bornstein  Julius,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  112  Fourth 
Bornstein  Julius,  {  Williams,  B.  &  Co.>dwl919  Post 
Bornstein  Louis,  laborer,  SW  cor  Washington  and 

Sansom 
Bornstein   Max,  clerk  with  Julius  Bornstein,  dwl 

112  Fourth 
Borreu  Kauman,  upholsterer,    dwl   56  Clementina 
Borrie  George  F.,  clerk,  dwl  Gi-and  Hotel 
Borse  Gilbert,  laborer,  dwl  1320  Sansom 
Borstell  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 
Bort  Edwin,  mariner,  dwl  -32  Steuart 

Borthwick ,  tailor,  dwl  1123  Stockton 

Borthwick   Charles,  bookkeeper  with  Pacific  Saw 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  15^  Tehama 
BORUCK  MARCUS  D.,  {Chose  &  B.and  Went- 

wortk  &   B.)  office  302  Montgomery,  dwl  327 

Eddy 
Bosal  August,  baker  with  R.  R.  Swain  &  Co.,  dwl 

140  Second 
Bosch  Jacob,  carpenter,  dwl  14  Brooks 
Bosch  Nicholas,  clerk,  dwl  830  Jackson 
Bosche  Nicholas  Jr.,  packer  with  Eberbart  &  Lach- 

nian,  dwl  182  Stevenson 
Boschen  Nicholas,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  corner 

Fifth  and  Minna,  dwl  108  Fifth 
Boschert  Rudolph,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Lily  Avenue 

bet  Goughand  Franklin 
Boschken  Jacob,  merchant,  dwl  407  Powell 
Boscovich   Edw.ird,  waiter  with  N.  Sarscen  &.  Co., 

dwl  W  B  Third  bet  King  and  Berry 
Boscowitz  Leopold,  (Rntckinson,  Kohl  &  Co.)  dwl 

920  Washington 
Bose  Charles  M.,  clerk  with  Edward  Koch,  NW  cor 

Clay  and  Polk 
Bose  H.,  workman,  California  Sugar  Refinery,  cor 

Bryant  and  Eighth 
Bose  John,  laborer,  dwl  E  s Nebraska  nr  El  Dorado 
Bosher  Emil,  clerk  with  Carl  Zeile,  dwl  529  Pacific 
Bosler  John,  butcher,  dwl  6  Howard  Court 
Boslt  Gustave,  cigarmaker  with   Weil  &  Co.,  dwl 

Davis  bet  Clay  and  Washington 
Bosq  Romain,  {  Lenormand  <&  Co.)  dwl  1019  Sutter 
Bosquet  Andrew,  porter  with  A.  P.  Hotaliug,  dwl 

1509  Leavenworth 
Bosqui   Edward,  {Edward  Bosqui  Sf  Co.)  dwl  814 

Lombard 
BOSQUI    EDWARD  &  CO.,   printers,  stationers, 

bookbinders  and  engravers,  SE  corner  Clay  and 

Leidesdorff 
Boss  Duncan,  steward  S.  S.  Oriflamme,  North  Pacific 

Transportation  Co. 
Bosselmann  Henry,  hackman.  Plaza,  dwl  746  Mis- 
sion 
Bossert  Charles,  baker   with  William  Backer,  dwl 

1036  Clay 
Bost  John  W.,  Surveyor  General  California,  dwl  728 

Bush 
Bostelman  Diederick,  laborer  with  Funcke  &  Was- 

serman,  dwl  SE  cor  Eighth  and  Brannan 
Boston  Board   of  Underwriters,   Joseph   S.  Bacon 

agent,  office  428  California 
BOSTON    CRACKER    CO.,    {Max    Brooks   and 

L.    Van   Orden)  office  and  bakery  S  s  Oregon 

bet  Front  and  Davis 
Boston  Furniture  Co.,  Henry  Luchsinger  manager, 

649  Market 
Boston  Joseph,   {Gray,  Jones  &    Co.)    res  Santa 

Cruz 
BOSTON  LINE  PACKETS,  {Glidden  ^  Williams 

Line)  agency  218  California 
Boston  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  468  Minna 


THE  PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO.  a  Liberal  Company. 


C   P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708.  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Glassware  and  Toys. 


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Ill 


BOSTON    RUBBER    BOOT  AND  SHOE  CO., 

Heclit  Bros  &  Co  agents,  104  and  lOO  S.insoni 
B'strom  Gustaf.  f^eaman,  dvvl  20  Commercial 
Bostwick  John  H.,  farmer,  dwl  818  Lombard 
BoBtwick  Orsiiniiig,  prompter  Majjuire'a  Opera  House 
Bostwick   Sarali  Mrs.,   furnislied  rooms,  3  Hardie 

Place 
Bosvvel!   Frederick,  barkeeper  with  James  Irvine, 

dwl  351  Minna 
Boswell  John,  butcher  with  James  M.  Lewis,  dwl  6 

Howard  Court 
Boswell   S.   B.,  (Edward  F.  Hall  db  Co. J  dwl  628 

Harrison 
Bosworth  Elisba,  miner,  dwl  125  Ellis 
Boswortb    George  F.,  compositor  Examiner,    dwl 

lOiO  JMoiitgomery 
Bosworth     Henry    M.,   teacher    music,   dwl    910 

Geary 
Bosworth  Marcus,  dwl  636  Commercial 
BOSWORTH  WILLIAM,  miuiug,  office  432  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  \'2d  Ellis 
Both  Richard,  cooper,  dwl  222  Jessie 
Botbe  Louis,  confectioner,  dwl  266  Stevenson 
Bothe  Sophie  Mrs.,  midwife,  dwl  266  Stevenson 
Botherm  Louisa,  dressmaker,  dwl  8  August  Alley 
Botbmann   Frederick,    expresswagon,   cor   Fourth 

and  Mission,  dwl  Braunan  Place  nr  Brannan 
Botta   Guiseppe,  fi.slierraan,  dwl   S   s  Merchant  bet 

Druinni  and  East 
Bottanzini  Giuseppe,  dwl  122  Leidesdorff 
Bottaziui   Louis  A.,    pressman   with   Spaulding  &, 

Barto,  dwl  SE  cor  Green  and  Powell 
Bottcher  Diedeiich,  barkeeper  withH.  Horstmann, 

dwl  S  s  Union  nr  Kearny 
Bottger  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Mission 

and  Seventeenth 
Bottlemace  John,  watchman  California  Susjar  Re- 
finery, dwl  S  s  Boyd  nr  Chesley 
Botto  Feiise,  gardener,  dwl  Bay  View,  South   San 

Francisco 
Bottom  ley  Charles,  blacksmith,  dwl  1023  Market 
Bottomley  Chailes,   driver  Central  Railroad,   dwl 

467  Jessie 
Bottomley    Eliza   H.  Mrs.,  glovemaker,  dwl  467 

tJcSSKi 

BOTTS  CHARLES  T.,  attorney  at  law,  office  402 

Montgomery,  dwl  127  Kearny 
Bouchard  George,   compositor  L'Eco  Delia  Patria. 

dwl  1311  Dupont 
Bouchard    Samuel,    cabinetmaker  with  Schreiber, 

Rolir  &  Co.,  dwl  1235  Mission 
Boucher  Cliarles,  boatman,  dwl  S  s  Bertha  nr  Beale 
Boucher   Edward,   laborer  with  Miller  ifc   Haley, 

dwl  550  Stevenson 
BOUCHER  EUGENE,  merchant  tailor,  537  Sacra- 
mento, dwl  536  Pine 
Boucher  Jelferson,  waiter  with  Mrs  McAuliffejdwl 

b36  Commeicial 
Boucher  John,  miller,  dwl  Bay  View  distillery 
Boucher  Thomas,  ajiprentice  with  McAfee,  Spiers  & 

Co.,  dwl  Bertha  nr  Beale 
Bouchier  Arthur,  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl  550 

Stevenson 
Bouchier  James,  porter   with   Hecht  Bros.  &,  Co., 

550  Stevenson 
Boudan  Alcide,  laundry,  dwl  2111  Mason 
Boudard  Jacques,  lauudryman  with  A.  Ayhens,  dwl 

231  Ritch 
Boudin  Louis,  upholsterer  with   Goodwin    &  Co., 

dwl  Mission   bet    Twenty-fifth  and    Twenty- 
sixth 
Boudin  &  Gleizes,    (Louis  Boudin  cfc   Benjamin 

Gleizesj  French  bakery,  436  Green,  rear 
Bouge  Bernard,  helper  Golden   State  Iron  Works, 

dwl  29  Fifth  Avenue 
Bough  Peter,  laborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 
Boukofsky  Emil,  merchant,  dwl  941  Howard 
Boukofsky  Nelson,  (J.  M.  Cohen  ^  Co.)  dwl  1013 

Howard 


Boulan  Pierre,  carpenter,  dwl  517  Filbert 
Boulanger  John,  barkeeper  with  P.  Giraud,  dwl  532 

Pacific 
Boulanger  John,  furnished  rooms,  NE  cor  Kearny 

and  Broadway 
Boulanger  Marin  C,  charcoal,  1169  Howard 
Boulanger  Pierre,  real  estate,  dwl  626  C-.ilifornia 
Bouldeu  A.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
BouUet  Josepli,  dwl  317  Clementina 
Boullel  Joseph  Jr.,  teacher  music,  dwl  317  Clemen- 
tina 
Boullon  Peter,  cook,  dwl  535  Vallejo 
Bouloii    Etienne,    syrup     manufacturer,    dwl    613 

Union,  rear 
Bourbeau  Xavier,  hairdresser  with  Samuel  Plante, 

dwl  506  Bush 
Bourbon  Louis,  waiter,  SE  cor  Dupont  and   Com- 
mercial 
Bourdeaux  E.  Mrs.,  (  Thomnnn  &  B.J  dwl  735  Clay 
Bourdeaux  Victor,  f  Ricaud  ^  B.J  dwl  735  Clay 
Bourdett  John,  clerk  with  G.  D.  Hall,  dwl  730  Minna 
Bourdiu  Andre,  molder  Vulcau  Iron  Works,  dwl  137 

First 
Bourdon  Pierre,  printer  with  E.  Jaubert,  dwl  720 

Pacific 
Bourgeois  Alexander,  blacksmith,  and  foreman  H. 

and  L.  Co.  No.  2,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  630  Broadway 
Bourgeois  Louis,   messenger  with  C.  G.  Savvtelle, 

417  Kearny,  dwl  Presidio 
Bourges  Stephen,  laborer,  dwl  516  Pacific 
Bourgin  Peter,  gun  and  locksmith,. 530  Pacific,  rear, 

dwl  1332  Dupont 
BOURGOING    A.    &    CO.,    (Etienne  Gnitta-dJ 

manufacturers  Chartres  coffee,  chocolate,  spices, 

etc.,  526  Washington 
Bonrgoing  Alphonse,  (A.  Bourgoing  &  Co.)  dwl 

1018  Stockton 
Bourguinon  August,  boots  and  shoes,  1034  Kearny 
Bourke  John,  clerk  with  Charles  Karau 
Bourke  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  824  Pacific 
BOURN  WILLIAM  B.,  capitalist,  and  President 

Empire  M.  Co.,  oHice  SW  cor  California  and 

Saiisom,  dwl  1105  Taylor 
BOURNE  ELISHA  W.,  secretary  Merchants'  Mu- 
tual Marine  Insurance  Co.,  office  406  California, 

dwl  428  Bryant 
Bourne  George  M.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  727 

Clay 
Bourne  John  B.,  bookkeeper  with  A.  P.  Hotaling  & 

Co.,  dwl  1022  Jackson 
Bourne  Richard  A.,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham  &. 

Hecht,  dwl  21()  Stevenson 
Bourne  Richard  M.,  clerk  with  McDonald  &  Whit- 
ney, dw'l  634  Sacramento 
Bourns  John,  laborer  with  Storm  &.  Co.,  dwl  NW 

cor  Berry  and  Third 
BOURQUIN  CHARLES,  surgeon   dentist  and  of 

the   French  Mutual  Benef.  Society,  office  and 

dwl  802  Washington 
Bourquin   Emile    C,,    minstrel    Maguire's    Opera 

House,  dwl  NE  cor  Filbert  and  Leavenworth 
Bours  Leopold,  laundryman  with  Jaaies  Laidley, 

dwl  SE  cor  Union  aiid  Gough 
Boursier  Edward,  butcher,  507  Merchant,  dwl  506 

Vallejo 
Bousfield  D.  J.,  assayer  with  Hentsch  &  Berton,  dwl 

42  Sixth 
Bousquet  A.  M.  Madame,  cleaning  and  scouring  kid 

gloves,  217  Fourth 
Bouecjuet   Eliza,    (widow)    dressmaker,   dwl   1028 

Kearny 
Boutard  Charles,  French  laundry,  N  8  Hayes   nr 

Laguna 
Boutelle  William,  watchman,  dwl  154  Silver 
Boutes  James  F.,  barkeeper,  511  Washington,  dwl 

Government  House 
Boutinon  S.,  barkeeper  with  Joseph  Ballanger,  dwl 

1018  Stockton 
Bouton  Daniel,  (Bouton  &  Son)  dwl  1011  Stockton 


JONES,  i^UIiLMAN  &  CO.,  U6  SanBom  Street,  Millinery  Goods. 


KEDINQTOW,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Agents  for  Hall's  Hair  Kenewer. 


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Bouton    Francis  G.,   (Bouton  &    Son  J  dwl  1011 

Stockton 
IJoiiton  &  Son,  (Daniel  and  Francis  G.   Bouton) 

Stockton  street  livery   and  sale    stable,    1016 

Stockton 
Bout/,  Leon,  engineer  with  Brader  Bros.,  dwl  736 

Broadway 
Bouvet  Jnle,  laundry,  716  Vallejo 
Bouwui  in  Bernard,  shoemaker,  dwl  SW  cor  Co- 

lunil)ia  and  Twenty-fourth 
Bovee  James  S.,  miner,  dwl  1610  Biiah 
Bovee  Wllliara,   clerk  with   A.  A.   Jennings,  dwl 

Nianiic  Hotel 
Bovee  William  H.,  general  business  agent,  office  526 

California,  dwl  151.5  Powell 
Bovee  William  H.  Jr.,  bookkeeper  with  San  Mateo 

Wood  Co.,  dwl  1515  Powell 
Bovo  Gabriel,  (Gabriel  Bovotb  Go.)  dwl  3  Margaret 

Place 
BOVO   GABRIEL  &   CO.,   wholesale  wines  and 

liquors,  1300  Dupont 
Bovyer  David,  broker,  dwl  Russ  House 
Bovyer    William    L.,    architect    and    builder,    107 

Leidesdortf,  dwl  625  Sutter 
Bow  Edwin,  clerk,  dwl  411  Brannan 
Bow  Hannah  Mrs.,  dwl  X  s  Fultou  bet  Octavia  and 

Laguna 
Bow    William,    laborer,    dwl    cor    Guerrero    and 

Quiun 
Boweher  James  (  Wood  &  B.J  dwl  316  Jlinna 
Bowden  Joseph,  painter,  dwl  1107  Filbert 
Bowden  S.  H.  N.,  mariner,  dwl  148  Silver 
Bowden  S.  M.  Co.,  (White  Pine)  office  419  Cal 
Bowden  William,  housep.iinter,  dwl  1113  Filbert 
Bowden  Williim,  steward,  dwl  1113  Filbert 
BOWDISH  M.  S.,  agent  Challenge  Feed  Mill, etc., 

office  with  Hawley  &  Co.,  SE  cor  California 

and  Battery 
Bowen  Archibald  J.,  stevedore,  dwl  SE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Alta 
Bowen  Asa  M.,  deputy  sberifF,  City  Hall,  dwl  7^0 

Lombard 
BOWEN  BROTHERS,  {Pardon  M.  5«.wr«)wbole- 

sale  and  retail  groceries  and  provisions,  432  and 

434  Pine  bet  Montgomery  and  Kearny 
Bowen   C.   C.    Miss,    fissistant     teacher    Denman 

Grammar  School,  dwl  8-J4  Bush 
Bowen  David,  driver.  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  E  s  Devi- 

sadero  bet  Sutter  and  Post 
Bowen   Dennis,  hostler  with  N.  Gray  &  Co.,  dwl  3 

St  Marys 
Bowen  E.  C.,  pressman,  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  S  s  Val- 
lejo bet  Leavenworth  and  Hyde 
Bowen   Eladsit  T.,   [Bowen  &  'Slocum)    dwl  923 

Sutter 
Bowen  Frederick,  bookkeeper  with  Thomas  Hart, 

894  Front 
Bowen  George  H.,  miller.  Golden  Oate  Mills,  dwl 

E  8  Devisadero  bet  Turk  and  Eddy 
Bowen  Hannah,  (widow)  dwl  251^  Clementina 
Bowen  Henry,  teamster,  dwl  S  s  Ellis  bet  Fillmore 

and  Webster 
Bowen  James,  bookbinder  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  dwl  217  Broadw;iy 
Boweu  James  [Billix  &  B.)  dwl  737  Howard 
Bowen  Jennie  Miss,   (colored)   dressmaker,  dwl  28 

Stone 
Bowen  John,  brassfinisher  with  M.   Dobizensky, 

dwl  cor  Pacilic  and  Kearny 
Bowen  John  L.,  tinsmith  with  Osgood  &  Stetson, 

dwl  1109  Jones 
Bowen  Michael,  laborer.  dwlW  s  Main  nr  Folsom 
Bowen  Pardon   M.,    (.Bowen  Brothers)    dwl    1139 

Sutter 
Bowen  Thomas,  {Boicen  Sf  Slocum)  dwl  925  Sutter 
Bowen  Timothv,  laborer,  dwl  Dupoiit  Place 
BOWEN  &  SLOCUM,  (Eladsit    T.   Bou-en,    Lot 
T.  Slocum  &   Thomas  Bowen)  livery  stable, 

921  aud  923  Sutter 


Bower  A.  H.  G.  F.,  lacemaker,  dwl  Golden  Gate 

Hotel 
Bower  C.  Miss,  confectionery,  514  Third 
Bower  Charles,   dairyman  with   C.  Rnhland,  Cen- 
tral Ocean  Road  \  mile  from  toll  gate 
Bower  Christian,  with  G.  W.  Hattmun,  Union  bet 

Franklin  and  Gough 
Bower  John,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Bower  John,  cooper,  dwl  182^;  Powell 
Bower  Louis,    (F.   Hartcnstcin    &    Co.)  dwl    39 

Fourth 
Bowerman  William,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Bowers  Alonzo  B.,  civil    engineer  and  surveyor, 

dwl  522  Ji  Howard 
Bowers  Benjamin  D.,  furniture  wagons,  SW  cor 

Bush  and  Montgomery,  dwl  24  Sixth 
Bowers  Eneline  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  129  Second 
Bowers  Hiiam,  milkranch,   San  Jos6  Road   nr  Six 

Mile  House 
Bowers  .John,   milkranch,  San  Jose  Road  nr  Six 

Mile  House 
Bov^'ers  John,  laborer,  dw!  11  Howard  Court 
Bowers  J.  T.,  local  agent  Occidental  Ins.  Co.,  dwl 

1007  Jones 
Bowers  S.  T.,  bricklayer,  Bricklayers'  Association, 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Hall 
Bowers  Thomas  J.,  dwl  N  s  Page  bet  Franklin  and 

Gough 
Bowers   William   I.,   bookkeeper  JManhattan    Life 

Ins.  Co.,  dwl  921  Bush 
Bowers  W.  O..  engineer  stmr  Pilot,  Cowell's  wharf 
Bowes  John,  laborer,  dwl  O'Farrell  nr  Geary 
Bowes  John  J.,  dwl  43  Clementina 
Bowes  Jonrdan,  waiter,  dwl  25  Hinckley 
Bowhan  John,  laborer,  Laborer's  Pro.  Ben.  Associ- 
ation, Irish  American  Hall 
Bowie  Augustus  J.,   (Bowie  4-  Breeze)  dwl  NW  cor 

Stockton  and  Sutter 
Bowie  Augustus  J.  Jr.,  mining  engineer,   dwl  438 

Bryant 
Bowie  George  W.,  U.  S.  naval  officer,  office  Custom 

House,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Bowie  Henry  P.,  (Barnes  &   B.)  atforney-at-law, 

office  438  California,   dwl  NW  cor  Sutter  aud 

Stockton 
Bowie  M;iry  Miss,  dwl  54  Jessie 
Bowie  Wallace  A.,  clerk  with  S.  P.  Taylor  &   Co., 

dwl  719  Howard 
Bowie  William  D.,  clerk  County  Recorder's  office, 

dwl  1520  Mission 
BOWIE    &    BREEZE,  (Augustus    J.    Bncic    & 

Charles  K.  Breeze)  physicians  a'.id  surgeons, 

office  622  Clay 
Bowlan  Ellen  Miss,  dressmal^er,  dwl  1036  Folsom 
Bowlen    James,  coachman  Grand    Hotel,  dwl  47 

Everett 
Bowler  James,  mariner,  dwl  123  Spenr 
Bowles  Francis  A.,  carpenter  with  N.  P.  Langland, 

dwl  5^  Willow 
Bowles  George  R.,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  311 

Stockton 
Bowles  James,  salesman  with  Horace  Little  &  Co., 

dwl  627  California 
Bowles   Richard,  helper  Risdon   Iron  Works,  dwl 

311  Pacific 
Bowles,  — .    See  Bolles 
Bovvley  Freeman  S. ,  fireman  Southern  Pacific  R.R., 

dwl  25  Prospect  Place 
Bowley  Henry  L.,  with  Chase  &  Bowloy,  dwl  423 

Bryant 
Bowlev  Jesse  D.,  civil  engineer,  dwl  25  Prospect  PI 
Bowley  Simnel  C,  (Chase  Sf   B.)  dwl  423  Bryant 
Bowlin  Fi-ank,  (Isaacs,  Daughaday  <£  B.)  dwl  031 

Sacramento 
Bowman   Arthur  W.,  real  estate,  office  523  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  26  Essex 
BOWMAN  C.  C,  merchant,  office  723  Montgomeiy, 

room  4 


THE  PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO.-ii  Live  Company. 


C.  p.  VA.N  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Furnishing  Goods. 


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Bowman  Charles  E.,  carpenter  and  rabinetmaker,  1 

Powell,  dwl  SE  cor  Eddy  imd  Scott 
Bowm:in  Charles  H.,  with  Californiu  Steam  Navi- 

giition   Co.,  office  NE   cor   Front  and  Jacksou, 

dwl  l'2n()  Fol^5om 
Bowman  Ferdinand,  liquoi'g,  dwl  330  Green 
Bowman  Frank  E.,  maebine  baud  California  Mills, 

dwl  3  Lil)erty 
Bowman  Geortce,  fPfans  &  B.)  dwl  531  Natoma 
Bowman  George  E.,  conductor  Omnibus  11.  U.,  dwl 

158  Tehama 
Bowman   Geoi-re   M.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo   &. 

Co.,  res  Calistoga 
Bowman  Hollis,  merchant,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Bowman  James,  engineer,  dwl  514  Dii|>ont 
Bowman  James,  secretary  S.  F.  Post  Office,  office 

7  Monlgomery  Block,  dwl  714   Broadway 
BOWMAN  JAMES  F.,  editor,  dwl  10)5  Clay 
Bowman  Joel  K.,  boarding,  158  Tehama 
Bowman  John,  laborer  with  S.  S.  Butler,  dwl  1009 

Keainy 
Bowman  John,  Inborer  with  Bernard  Hagan,  dwl 

Filliert  nr  Steiner 
Bowman  John,  mariner,  dwl  E  s  Main  bet  Howard 

and  Folsom 
Bowman  John,  milkman,  dwl  Presidio  Road  nr  U. 

S.  Ileservation 
Bowman  John,  porter,  Brooklyn  hotel 
Bowman  John  C,  groi-eries  and  liijuors,  523  Union 
Bowman  John  S.,  ( Liebes  &  B.J  dwl  Nucleus  Hotel 
Bowman    Michael,  salesman  with  Jacob  Schreiber, 

dwl  43  Sixth 
Bowman  P.  E.,  Mrs.,  dwl  1119  Montgomery 
Bowman  Peter,    laborer   with  John  Bowman,  dwl 

Presidio  Road,  nrU.  S-  Reservation 
Bowman    Samuel,  driver  Market  Siieet  R.  R.,  dwl 

5  8  Linden  bet  Laguna  and  Octavia 
Bowman  William,  carpenter,  dwl  894  Front 
Bowman    William,   shoemaker  with    Buckingham 

6  llecht,  dwl  cor  Octavia  and  Rose 
Bowman    William,   milkman,   dwl    N   s  Page    nr 

Franklin 
Bowman. — See  Bouwman 
Bowmer  William,  tailor,  dwl  717  Stockton 
Bowue  William  F.,  real  estate,  office  311   East,  dwl 

107  Powell 
Bowne  William  S.,  f  Wright  &  B.J  dwl  Kimball 

Place 
Bownc's  George,  express  wagon,  cor  Market  and 

Fourth,  dwl  W  s  Tennessee  ur  Kentucky 
Bowren  Thomas,  driver  str  No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl 

Engine  House  W  s  Second  nr  Howard 
Box  Jaiues,  carpenter,  H.   C.  League,   128  Kearny 
Boyard  Charle,^,  gardener  with  Charles  \V.  Wiu- 

gard,  dwl  W  s  Valencia  nr  Twenty -fourth 
Boyce  Bros.,  (Jamta   E.  and  Char/cx   A.  BnyceJ 

street  car  advertising  agents,   NW  cor   Wash- 
ington and  Sansom 
BoyceCharles  A.,  (Boyce  Bros.)  dwl  10  John 
Boyce  James,  laborer,  dwl  San  Jose  Road  ur  Six 

M  ile  House 
Boyce  James  E.,  (Boyce  Bros.  J  dwl  10  John 
Boyce  James  R.,  porier  with  Wright  &  O'Connor, 

dwl  N\V  cor  Drummand  Commercial 
Boyce  John,  boatman,  dwl  NW   cor  Francisco  and 

Powell 
Bovce  John,  fireman,  San  Francisco  Sugar  Refinery, 

'  dwl  12  Chelsea 
Boyce  John,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  234 

Minna 
Boyce  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  1118  Taylor 
Boyce  Samuel,  with  Thomas  Boyce,  dwl  Tremont 

House 
BOYCE  THOMAS,    a<lverti8ing  agent,  office   30 

Merchants  Exchange,   dwl  526  Pine 
Boyce. — See  Boise 

Boyd  Alexander,  (Boyd&  Davis  J  dwl  500  Sutter 
Boyd  Colin  M.,  clerk  County  Recorder's  Office,  dwl 

917  Jones 


Boyd  Edward,  clerk  with  Lynde  &  Hough,  dwl  G16 

California 
Boyd  Edward  T.,  plumber  and  gas  fitter,  38  Morton 
Boyd   Franci.s,  stevedore,   Riggers  and    Stevedores 

Association,  429  Pacific 
Boyd  Prank,  pilot,  dwl  N  s  Greenwich   nr  Sansom 
Boyd  George,  foreman  Fashion  Stable,  dwl  Iti  Sut- 
ter 
Boyd  George   W.,  captain  bark   Osmyn,   dwl  S  s 

Columbia  bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Boyd  Henrv  C,  clerk,  304  Montgomery,  dwl  318 

Fifth 
Boyd  Henry  C,  proprietor  Niantic  Hotel,  NW  cor 
Clay  and  Sansom,  and  deputy  sheriff,  City  Hall 
Boyd  James,  baker  with  John  C.   Carroll,  dwl  72 

First 
Boyd  James,  machinist,  dwl  159  Silver 
Boyd  James,  stevedore,  dwl  1820  Stockton 
Boyd  James,  stonecutter,  dwl  1404  Hyde 
Boyd  James  T.,  (McCiillongh  &  B.J  attorney  at 
law,  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Commercial,  dwl  W 
s  Sixteenth  bet  Shotwell  and  Folsom 
Boyd  J.  M.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Boyd  John,  drayman  with  C.  Bernard,  dwl  14  Wil- 
low Avenue 
Boyd  John,  furniture,  747  Folsom 
Boyd  Jose[>h  C,  miner,  dwl  142  Clara 
Boyd  Oliver  D.,  deputy  assessor  City  and  County, 

dwl  709  Greenwich 
Boyd  Theodore  C,   wood  engraver  and  stationer, 

910  Market,  dwl  713  Taylor 
Boyd  Thomas  W.,  machinist .^tua  Iron  Works,  dwl 

108  O'Farrell 
Boyd  William,  captain  ship  Marmion,  pier  1,  St«uart 
Boyd  William,  cook  (il4  Montgomery,  dwl  NE  cor 

Francisco  and  Dupont 
Boyd  William  A.,  brewer  Empire  Brewery,  dwl  32 

Natoma 
Boyd  William  M.,  manufactnrer  yeast  powder  and 

cream  of  tartar,  416  Battery,  dwl  1001  Cal 
Boyd  William  W.,  conductor  Front  Street,  M.  ic  O. 

Railroad,  dwl   SE  cor  Polk  and  Bush 
BOYD  <fe  DAVIS,  (Alexanilcr   Boyd  and  J.  Z. 

Davis  J  capitalists,  office  321  Front 
Boye   George,  miller    Golden   Gate  Mills,   dwl    9 

Lewis 
Boye   Otto,    proprietor    Mountain    Spring    House, 
Seventeenth  and  Mission  and  Ocean  Beach  Road 
Boyed  Henry  C,  clerk,  dwl  318  Fifth 
Boyenval  Armand,  cellarmaster  Landsberger  &  Co., 

dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and  Dupont 
Boyenval  L.,  fouudryman,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway 

and  Dupont 
Boy er  Andre,  fireman  French  Hospital 
Boyer  Louis  W.,  bookkeeper  with  Bowen  Brothers, 

dwl  619  Mission 
Boyer  William,  lamplighter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co 
Boyer  William,  shoemaker,  dwl  36  Russ,  rear 
Boyhan    John,    carriagetrimmer    with    Pollard    & 

Carvill,  dwl  445  Natoma 
Boyhan  Patrick,  carriagetrimmer  with  Pollard  tfc 

Carvill,  dwl  164  Jessie 
Boy  Ian  Bernard,  porter  Lake  Vineyard  Wine  Co., 

dwl  Auburn  Place 
Boylan  Jane  A.,  (widow)  dwl  441  Clementina 
Boy  Ian  Michael,  gasHtter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co 
Boylan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  165  Minna 
Boylan — see  Boylen 
Boyland  Francis,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Boyle  Annie  (widow)   furnished  rooms,  212  Post 
Boyle  A.  O.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &.  Kelso 
Boyle  Bernard,  laborer.  Laborers  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'n, 

Irish  American  Hall 
Boyle  Burnett,  laborer,  dwl  1615  California,  rear 
Boyle  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  623  Davis 
Boyle  Daniel,  groceries,  cor  Mary  and  Natoma,  dwl 

E  s  Eighth  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Boyle  Daniel,  mason,  Stonemasons  Association,  NE 
cor  Bush  and  Kearnv 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sanaom  Street,  Perfumery  and  Faacy  Soaps. 
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Boyle  Daniel,  painter,  dwi  /iSS  Mission 
Boyle  Daniel  {Ei^an  &  D.J  dwl  438  Natoma 
Boyle  David,  gas  machine  iiiauufactuier,  dwl  3G5 

Clementina 
Boyle  Edward,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Boyle  Edward,  porter  with  Eggeis  <fc  Co.,  dwl  A'S'Z 

Teliaina 
Boyle  Edward  P.,  express  wagon,   dwl  NE  cor 

Steiner  and  Eddy 
Boyle  George,  shoemaker,  dwl  Ufi5  Jessie 
Boyle  George.  shoemaUer  with  Donovan  Brothers, 

dwl  811  Market 
Boyle  George  S.,  dentist,  653  Clay,  dwl  18-21  Stock- 
ton 
Bovle  Hannah,  (widow)  dwl  18t21  Stockton 
BUYLE  HENRY,  mining  secretary,  office  10  Stev- 
enson's Building,  res  Alameda 
Boyle  Hugh  A.,  secretary  City   Grading  Co.,  office 

1  Court  Block  636  Clay,  dwl  1715  Stockton 
Boyle   James,    hriek layer  Bricklayers  Association, 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Hall 
Boyle  James,  hostler  N.  B.  &,  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  217 

Perry 
Boyle  James,  laborer,  dwl  212  Broadway 
Boyle  James,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Capp   nr  Twenty- 
fourth 
Boyle  James,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Boyle  John,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Boyle  John,  clerk  with  A.   McBoyle  &  Co.,  dwl 

W  8  Ohio  bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Boyle  John,  laborer,  dwl  40'J  Greenwich 
Boyle  John,  real  estate  agent,  office  502  Montgomery, 

'  dwl  SE  cor  Hayes  aud  Pierce 
Boyle  M.,  gardenei',  dwl  lOIJ  Market 
Boyle  Michael,  baker  with  Thomas  J.  Cbadboume, 

1412  Dupont 
Boyle  Michael,  clerk  Manhattan  Honse,  707  Front 
Boyle  Michael,  lab.irer,  dwl  318  Pacific 
Boyle  Michael,   heater  Pacific   Rolling  Mills,  dwl 

Piitrero  Point 
Boyle  Michael,  seaman  S.  S.  Senator,  N.  P.  T.  Co 
Boyle  Xeal,  laborer  with  Arthur  M.  Ebbets,  dwl  37 

Minna 
Boyle  Owen,  carcleaiier  Market  Street  R.  R.,  dwl 

cor  Fit'ieenlh  and  Valencia 
Boyle  Patiick,  caipenter,  dwl  W  s  Ohio  bet  Broad- 
way and  Vallejo 
Boyle  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  6  Clarice  Place 
Boyle  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  18  Natoma 
Beyle  Peter,  clerk,  dwl  2'J  First 
Boyle  Peter,  laborer  S.  S.   Pelican,   North   Pacific 

Transjiortatioii  Co. 
Boyle  Peter,  molder,  dwl  55  Natoma 
Biyle  P.  S.,  draymin,  dwl  2  California,  rear 
Boyle   Robert,  '( Mnllon   &   B.J  dwl  N  s  Green  bet 

Hyde  and  Larkin 
IJoyle  S.  J.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  South  San  Fran- 
cisco Grammar  School,  dwl  Bush   bet  Laguua 
and  Octavia 
Boyle  Stephen,  blacksmith,  dwl  110  Minna 
Boyle  Stephen  J.,  machinist  with  Locke  &  Mon- 
tague, 114  Battery 
Boyle  Thomas,  shipjoiner,  dwl  N  e  Bosh  nr  Laguna 
Boyle  Thomas  J.,  clerk  with  Hambletou  &  Gordon, 

dwl  NE  cor  Eddy  and  Stenier 
Boyle  Timoihy,  laborer,  dwl  0  Clarice  Place 
Boyle  William,  coachman,  dwl  31  Fifth  Avenne 
Boyle  Williaui,  glasscutter  with  John  Mallon,  dwl 

34  Hayes 
Boyle  William,  waiter,  dwl -533  Commercial 
Boyle  William  J.,  clerk  with   Kelly  &  Shay,  dwl 

1615  California 
Boylen  Bernard,  porter  with  B.  D.  Wilson  &  Co., 

dwl  16  Auburn 
Boylen  Charles,  (Boylen  &  Co.)  dwl  NE  cor  Powell 

aud  Green 
Boylen  John,  housemover,  dwl  763  Mission 
Boylen  Joseph,  night  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl 
137  South  Park  Avenne 


Boylen  &  Co.,  Charles  Boylen  and  (W.  J.  LeamanJ 

fruits,  etc.,  NW  cor  Green  and  Stockton 
Boglen — see  Boy  Ian 
Boyling  Thomas,  captain  ship  Isaac  Jeans,  pier  17 

Stenart,  dwl  334  Seventh 
Boyne  George,   mail    clerk   Alta  California,   dwl 

Codman  Place  nr  Washington 
Boyne  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  Codriuiu  Place 
Boyne  Thomas,  proprietor  Union  Sailors'  Home,  45 

■  Vallejo 
Boynton  Charles  Y,.,  carriagemaker  with  M.  W.  Al- 

'  len  &.  Co.,  dwl  549  Bryant 
Boynton  Lamour  A.,  clerk  U.  S.  Assistant  Treasur- 
er's office,  dwl  14  Geary 
Boynton  Underbill,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  776  How- 
ard 
Boynton  W,  wagon,  737  Howard 
Boy  sen  Charles  M.,  hatter  with  Konrad  Meuesdorf- 

fer,  dwl  1623  Powell 
Boysen  Frank,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Boysen  Hans,  boatman,  dwl  505  Union 
Boysen  Henry  C,  cook,  NE  cor  Pacific  and  Kearny 
Boysen  Jes,  mariner,  dwl  156  Steuart 
Boysen  Julius,  hatter,  514  Pine 
Boyston  John,  barkeeper  with   Frank   Kelly,  dwl 

425  Fourth 
Boznai  Antonio,  cook,  515  Merchant 
Bozzia  Edward,  butcher,  dwl  .506  Vallejo 
Bozzo  Emanuell,  (Jovllin  (fc  B.)  dwl  1422  Powell 
Braake  Ernst,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Braasch  Clans,  porter  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Brack  Osphelt,  shoemaker,  1506  Franklin 
Brackaiiwagn  Henry,  cabinetmaker,dwl  430  Vallejo 
Bracken  Geor^re.  clerk  with  C.  E.  McCusker  &Co., 

dwl  225  Sixth 
Bracken  John,  proprietor  Five  Mile   House,   San 

Bruno  Road 
Bracken  Lawrence,  expresswagon,  cor  Mission  and 

Third,  dwl  W  s  Dora  bet  Harrison  aud  Bryant 
Bracken  Michael, speculator,  dwl   SE   cor  Geneva 

and  Brannan 
Brackett  Charles,  clerk,  dwl  117  Perry 
Brackett  Joseph  G.,  miller  National  Mills,  dwl  1514 

Hyde 
Brackett  Lawrence,  wagon,  cor  Third  and   Mission 
Brackett  Wiilter  P.,  porter  Tax    Collector's   office. 

City  Hall,  dwl  730  Union 
Brackett  William  L.,  (Brackett  &  KcyesJ  dwl  412 

Taylor 
Brackett  &.  Keyes,  f  William  L.Brnckelt  and   Or- 
son FT.  KcyesJ  Steuart  St.  Market,  50  .Steuart 
Bracle  George,  teamster  with  Jason  Springer,  dwl 

SE  cor  Spear  and  Mission 
Braclin  William,  laborer,    S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  cor 

Third  and  Townseud 
Braconnier  Louis,  upholsterer,  dwl  423  Green 
Bradbury   Alfred   W.,    carpenter  with   Atwood   & 

Bodwell,  dwl  1806  Mason 
Bradliury  A.  P.,  captain  stmr  Caroline,  office  126 

Clay 
Bradbury  Fred.  M.,  (Rosenthal  &  B.}  dwl   1021 

Hyde 
Bradbuiy  L.  J.,  engineer,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co 
Bradbury  N.  F.,  carpenter,  dwl  NW  cor  Van  Ness 

Avenue  and  Bush 
BradbuiT  William  B.,  contractor  aud  builder,  dwl 

14 1 6  Bush 
Bradbury   William  J.,  (Truett  &   B.)  dwl  1905 

Stockton 
Bradbury  William  T.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  S  s 

Twenty  second  bet  Folsom  and  Shotwell 
Bradbury's  Building.  52  Second 
Braddock  William,  Knickerbocker  saloon,  SE  cor 

Leidesdorff  and  Halleck,  dwl   118  Sacramento 
Braden  Thomas,  contractor,  dwl  SW  cor  Eddy  and 

Steiner 
Brader  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  740  Broadway 
Brader  Christian,  foreman  with  Brader  Bros.,  dwl 

736  Broadway 


PEOPLES  INSUBAIf  CE  COMPANY,  16  Merchants'  Exchange,  California  Street,  S.  F. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO..  708.  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  White  Shirts. 


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Brader  Brotliers  (Henry  and  Lonix  Binder)  whole- 
8 lie  liqiiora,   6:::l  Saiisom,  aud  Excelsior   Soda 
Works,  738  Broadway 
Brader  Henry,  (Bmder  Brothers)  dwl  738  Bdwy 
Biailer  Jobn,  carpenter,  dwl  Ii2l  Pacific 
Brader  Louis  (Brader  Bruthem)  res  Careou  City, 

Nevada 
Brader  Peter,  salesman  with  Brader  Brothers,  dwl 

809  Union 
Bradford  C.  H.,  real  estate,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Braiitoid  George  B.,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  65  Te- 

liaina 
Bradford  Gerslion,  sub-assistant  U.  S.  Coast  Survey, 

otiice  629  Kearny,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Bradford  James  J.,  compositor  with  A.  L.  Bancroft 

ifc  Co.,  dwl  1219  Sacramento 
Bradford  Joseph,  clerk,  dwl  839  Mission 
Bradford  L.  A.  Miss,  assistant  leather  Broadway 

Gianimar  School 
Bradford  Luther  T.,  ( FHch  &  B.)  dwl  254  Eighth 
Bradford  Samuel,  dec^Uliand.  dwl  728  jMarket 
Hrailford  Thomas  H..  dwl  65  Tehama 
Bradford  Wallace,  clerk  with  Plum,  Bell  &  Co., 

dwl  1  Winter's  Lane 
Bradford   William,  carpenter  and  contractor,  dwl 

W  8  Mission  nr  TAventy-lirst 
Bradford  William,  ( Bradford  &  SanchesJ  dwl  376 

Natoma 
Bradford    Woodbury,  printer  Monitor  oflSce,   dwl 

N  s  Winter's  Lane  nr  Mason 
Bradford  &  Sauches,  (  VVilUam  Bradford  Sf  R.  P. 
SanchesJ  carpenters  and   builders,  376  Natoma 
Bradlioof  Henry,  saloon,  dwl  1.5U8  Powell 
Bnt<iiL,'an  Nicholas,  saloonUeeper.  dwl   718  Market 
Bradinu:  Henry,  cook,  SS  Moses  Taylor  North  Pa- 

cilic  Trans.  Co. 
Bradlee  Frank,  driver  Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl  Va- 
lencia bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Bradlee  Stephen  H.  Jr.,  butcher  with  George  A. 

Raabe,  dwl  11-15  Folsoin 
Bradlee    T.    H.,    cari^enter,    H.   C.    League,    128 

Kearny        > 
Bradley  A." P.,  specnlator,  dwl  331  Montgomery 
Bradley  Benjamin,  lauiidryraan,  City  and  County 

H()si)ital 
Bradley  Bennett  T.,  wharfinger,  Com.  St.  wharf, 

dwl  1209  Sutter 
Bradley  Bernard,  painter,  dwl  S  s  Willow  Avenue 

nr  Buihaiian 
Bradley  Charles,  longshoreman,  dwl  249  Perry 
Bradley   Daniel,  laborer  with  Hancock   &  jielso, 

dwl  241)  Tehama 
Bradley  Eliza  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1014  and  1016 

Stockton 
Bradley    E.    P.  Mrs.,    assistant    teacher    Denmau 

Grammar  School,  dwl  31  Tehama 
Bradley  George  L.,  (Bradley  &  Oockrill)  dwl  820 

Suffer 
BRADLEY  HENRY  W.,   importer   photographic 
and  ambioi,ype  material,  61 'i  and  62(t  Clay  (and 
Bradley  &  Rnlnfson.)  resides  Alameda 
Bradley  Hugh,  plasterer.  Plasterers' Pro.  Associa'n, 

727  Market 
Bradley  John,  laborer,  112  Post,  dwl  171  Jessie 
Bradley  John  J.,  farmer,  dwl  4.33  Uidou 
Bradley  L.  L.,  c  e  k,  dwl  314  Bush 
Brailley  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  J3  Hunt 
IJiadley  Nicholas,  plasterer,  dwl  333  Bush 
Bradley  Othol.,  blacksmith  with  Saul  &  Co.,  dwl 

207  Clara 
Bradley  Patrick,  oarsman  Tide  Land  Survey 
Bradley  Peter,  furnitui'e,  209  Fourth 
Biadley  Peter,  wagon,  1132  Market 
Bradley  Richard  B.,    (colored)   caterer,  office  424 

Montgomery 
Bradley   Robert  E.,  waiter,   steamer  Idaho  North 

Pacific  Transportation  Co.,  dwl  111  Jessie 
Bradley  Samuel,  patternmaker  Risdon  Iron  Works, 
dwl  2  Clementina 


Bradley  Stephen  H.,  etairbuilder  with  Hibberd, 
Sanborn  k  Co.,  dwl  W  .s  Hollis  nr  Ellis 

Bradley  Theodore,  principal  Boys'  High  School, 
dwl  34  Tehama 

Bradley  Thomas,  bookkeeper,  dwl  112  Shipley 

Bradley  T.  W.,  (George  W.  Sawen  Sf  <Jo.)  dwl 
NE  cor  Broadway  and  Stockton 

Bradley  Williatn,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 
Kentucky  and  South 

Bradley  Williau),  laborer  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co., 
dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 

Bradley  William,  watchmaker"  with  W.  E.  Bridge, 
dwl  14 1  Ransch 

Bradley  William  F.,  driver  Bamber  &  Go's  Ex- 
press, dwl  1012  Monrsromery 

BRADLEY  &  COCKRILL,  (George  L.  Bradley 
and  Theodore  G.  Cockrillj  importers  and  job- 
bers liquors,  .521  Front 

BRADLEY  &  RULOFSON,  (Henry  W.  Bradley 
and  William  H.  Jlu/ofson)  photographic  art 
gallery,  429  Montgomery  cor  Sacramento 

Bradriek  Isaac,  e.xpresswagon,  corner  Front  and 
Washington,  dwl  113  Dora 

Bradsliaw    Catharine,    cook  Franklin  Hotel 

Bradshaw  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  567  Sixth 

Bradshaw  Edward  L.,  ( Marley  Jf-  B.)  dwl  cor 
Second  and  Mission 

Bradshaw  George  H.,  bookkeeper  with  Blake,  Rob- 
bins  &  Co..  dwl  414  Ellis 

Bradshaw  H.  B..  collector  with  Nelson  &  Doble, 
dwl  474  Tehama 

Bradshaw  Helen  P.  Miss,  teacher  music,  dwl  474 
Tehama 

Bradshaw  Melinda,  (widow)  dwl  474  Tehama 

Bradshaw  Samuel  C,  assayer,  dwl  414  Ellis 

Bradshaw  Turell  T.,  real  estate  agent,  office  206 
Monti^omery,  dwl  200  Tyler 

BRADSTREEt  J.  M.  k  SON,  mercantile  agency, 
CNew  FocAy  James  P.  Mosher,  superintendent, 
office  313  California 

Bradt  Charles,  driver  City  railroad 

Bradt  Garret  G.,  dwl  Miles  Place 

Bradt  J.  M.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Bradt  John,  carpenter,  dwl  Seventeenth  Avenue  nr 
J,  South  S.  F 

Bradt  John  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  424  Stevenson 

Brady ,  butcher,  dwl  269  Minna 

Brady  Benjamin,  general  merchandise,  311  Com- 
mercial, dwl  628  Vallejo 

Brady  Bernard,  clerk  with  John  B.  Sbarboro.  dwl 
21  Garden 

Brady  Charles,  molder,  dwl  545  Howard,  rear 

Brady  Charles,  shoetnaker  with  Met'n  B.  and  S.  Co 

Brady  Charles  P.,  waiter  with  Richard  Williams, 
dwl  524  Mission 

Brady  Daniel,  market,  120  Fourth,  dwl  331  Tehama 

Brady  Edward,  machinist  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refin- 
ery, dwl  Eifihth  bet  Harrison  and  Bryant 

Brady  Edward,  plumber.  Plumbers'  Association 

Brady  Edward,  restaurant,  dwl  130  Turk 

Brady  Edward  M.,  conductor  Central  railroad,  dwl 
130  Turk 

Brady  Edward  R.,  clerk  313  California.dwl  130  Turk 

Brady  Edwin,  artist,  dwl  3  Tho  npson  Avenue 

Brady  Frank  R.,  finisher  willi  Savage  &  Co.,  dwl 
521  Howard 

Brady  Henry  A.,  clerk  with  Diedrich  H.  Wulzen, 
dwl  NE  cor  Folsom  and  Ninth 

Brady  Henry  J.,  attorney  at  law,  office  619  Mont- 
gi  mery,  dwl  1425  Hyde 

Brady  Kate,  ironer  with  IS.  F.  Laundry  Association, 
dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 

Brady  J.,  shoemaker,  dwl  511  Mission 

Brady  James,  clerk  with  White  &  Bauer,  dwl  NW 
cor  Pacific  and  Ohio 

Brady  James,  housesmith  with  John  R.  Sims,  dwl 
1421  Taylor 

Brady  James,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Filbert  bet  Sansom 
and  Montgomery 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO..  116  Sansom  Street,  Yankee  Notions. 


KEDINGTON    HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  Choice  Fancy  Goods,  Perfumery,  etc.,  etc 


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Brady  James,  tinsmitb  with  G.  &  W.  Snook,  dwl 

Vincent  Place 
Brady  James  F.,  insurance  asfent,  dwl   E  a  Howard 

bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Brady  James  (i.,  compositor  with  Waters,  Newhoff, 

Co..  dwl  S  s  Filhert  bet  Mason  and  Taylor 
Brady  James  S.,  f  Brady  <ic  Brady  J  dwl  \i  Sumner 
Brady  J.  M.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  Leajiue,  128   Kearny 
Biady  John,  fireman,  dwl  'J()9  Kitch 
Biad'y  John,  fruits,  '227  Fifth 
Brady  John,  hoiisesuiith  with  John  E.  Sims,  dwl 

1616  Miison 
Brndy  Jolin,  lal>orer,  dwl  'M')  Tehama,  rear 
Brady  John,  laborer,  dwl  603  Bnsh,  rear 
Brady  John,  laborer,  dwl  Tehama   bet  Third  and 

Fonrlli 
Brady  John,  law  stndent,  dwl  9  Howard  Court 
Brady  John,  miner,  dwl  I  St.  Charles  Place 
Brady  John,  oyster  dealer,  dwl  5  Verona  Place 
Brady   John,  waiter   with  John  IJeagau,  614  Mont- 

fiomery 
Brady  John   B.,  searcher  of  records  and  civil  engi- 
neer, office  and  dwl  624  Meichant 
Bradv   John   C.,  (Brady  Jj-   Brady)  dwl  5  Verona 

Place 
Bradv  Jolin  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  415  Powell 
BKADY  JOHN  J.,  proprietor  Central  House,  814- 

816  Sanson! 
Bi'ady  John  K.,  laborer  with  Lyon  &  Co.,  dwl  160 

Jessie 
Bradv  John  T.,  snlesman  with  Charles  Langley  & 

Co.,  dwl  720  California 
Brady  Joseph,  clerk,  dwl  1320  Sansom 
Brady  Li/zie  Mrs.,  confectioner!',  2.54  Fourth 
Brady   51.    A.    Miss,  assistant  teacher  Eighth  Street 

Piimary  Scliool,  dwl  423  Minna 
Biaily  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  1616  Mason 
Bradv   Martin,  laborer,   Kisdou  Iiou  Works,   dwl 

606  Tiiird 
Brady  Matliew,  assistant  engineer  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl 

cor  Second  and  Natonia 
Brady  Mat  hew,  steward  S.  S.  Ajax  North    Pacific 

Trans.  Co.,  dwl  351  Grove 
Biadv  Michael,  blacksmith  with  John  R.  Sims,  dwl 

I'eU)  Mason 
Bady  Michael,  miner,  dwl  1142^  Folsom 
Br.'idy  Michael,  stone  cutter,  dwl  1812  Powell 
Brady  Nicholas,  marble  polisher  with  Timothy  Hor- 

gan,  dwl  416  Stevenson 
Brady  Owen,  hostler,  dwl  cor  Market  and  Laguna 
lirady  Owen,  ( Lciihnrl.  &  B.)  dwl  Lick  House 
Brady  Patrick,  carpenter  E  s  Devisadero  ur  Gearj', 

dwl  cor  Twenty-third  atnl  Dolores 
I5rady  Patrick,  miner,  dwl  229  Si.xth 
Brady  Patrick,  plumber  with  Brady  <fe  Kramer,  dwl 

W  s  Leroy  Place  in-  Clay 
Brady  Patrick,  porter  with  James  Mears,  dwl  W  s 

Stockton  bet  Filbert  and  Greenwich 
Br.idy  Patrick,  tinsmith,  dwl  21  Garden,  rear 
Brady    Patrick,  waiter  Russ  House,  dwl  E  s  Kate 

nr  Bryant 
Bradv  Patrick  F.,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 

dwl  6i5Bnsh 
Biiidy  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  6  Mission 
Brady  Peter,  shoemaker  with  Donovan  Brothers  523 

Market 
Braily  Philip,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  541  First 
Briidv  Pi'ilip.  blacksunth  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

254  Fourth 
Brady  Piiiii|i.  driver,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet  Brannan 

and  Townsend 
Br  uly  Philip,  laborer,  dwl  61  Minna 
Brady   Philip,   laborer  with  J.   Y.   Wilson  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 
Brady  Philip,  moiniter  with  S.  &.  G.  Gump,  dwl  S  a 

Liberty  bet  Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Brady  Philip,  printer,  dwl  507  Bryant 
Brady    Philip,    shoemaker    with    Buckingham    & 

Hecht,  dwl  318  Pacific 


Brady  P.  W.,  assistant  surveyor,  County  Surveyor's 

office,  dwl  507  Bryant 
Brady  Richard,  drayman  with  A.  P.  Hotaling 
Brady  Richard,  drayman,  511  Front,  dwl  919  Harri- 
son 
Brady  Robert,  groceries  and   liquors,  E  8  Valencia 

bet  Tliirleenth  and  Fourteenth 
Brady  Rose  A.,  dressmaker,  dwl  .504  Seventh 
Brady  Susan  M.,  (widow)  dwl  204  Montgomery 
Brady    Terreuce,    market,   776  Mission,  dwl  242 

Jessie 
Brady  Terrence.  tinsmith   with   James  J.  O'Shea, 

dwl  Es  Vallejo  Court  bet  Mason  and  Taylor 
Brady  Terrence,  ( Bmdy  &  Kramer )  res  Oakland 
Brady  Thomas,  bricklayer,  dwl  S.iS  Clementina 
Brady  Thomas,  broker,  dwl  814  S.msom 
Brady  Thomas,  conductor  Central  Railroad,  dwl  NE 

cor  Fourth  and  Clara 
Brady  Thomas,  draym m  with  John  H  Morris,  dwl 

SE  cor  Jackson  and  Larkin 
Brady  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  113  Welsh 
Brady  Thomas.  laborer,  dwl  231)6  Larkin 
BRADY  THOMAS,  liquor  saloon,  613  Montgomery 

dwl  Vincent  bet  Green  and  Union 
Brady    Thomas  H.,  wigmakerwith   Mrs.  B.  Spitz, 

dwl  W  s  Doloi-es  nr  Twenty -third 
Brady  Thomas  T.,  driver  Front  St.  M.  and  O.  R-  R., 

dwl  31  Austin 
Brady  Timothy,  contractor,  dwl  Barllett  nr  Twenty- 
fourth 
Brady  William,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Brady  William,  teamster  withR.  it  J.  Morton 
Bradv  A\'illiam,  boilermaker  Risdon   Iron   Works, 

dwl  34  Rausch 
Brady  &    Bradj',  (Jolin  C.  and   James  S.)  oyster 

saloon,  Occidental  Market 
Bradv  &  Kramer,  /  7'e/re//re  Brady   and.   William 

Kramer  J  gasfitters  and  plnmiiers,  825  Wash 
Braeg  Richard,  /./  Angeli  df  Go. J  dwl  410  Kearny 
Braendlin  George,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  P.  Cole  & 

Co.,  dwl  147  Silver 
Bragg  George  F., /'GrPor^e  F.Bragg  &   Co.)   bds 

Lick  House 
BRAGG  GEORGE    F.  &  CO.,    commission    mer- 
chants and  agents  Benicia  Cement  Company, 

116  Front 
Bragg  Mary  J  Miss.,   principal  Tyler  St.  Primary 

School;  dwl  322  Alain 
BRAGG  ROBERT,  manufacturer  steering  wheels, 

322  Main 
Braghi  Nicholas,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Sev- 
enth and  Brannan 
Braiens  Henry,  dairyman,  cor  JIarket  and  Xoe 
Brailhard  Eniil,  laborer,  dwl  735  Pacific 
Biainard  Henry  C,  carrier  Alta,  dwl  24  Everett 
Biainard  Richard,  (Carroll  B.    &    Co.)    dwl   6U3 

Geary 
Brais.'^ant  Louis,  waiter,  617  Sacramento 
Brakenwagen  Henry,  cabinetmaker  with  Schreiher, 

Rohr<&  Co., dwl  430  Vallejo 
Braley   George  A.,   fruits  ami    tobacco,    NW    cor 

Davis  and  Jackson,  dwl  316  Uavis 
Braligan  Nicholas,  tanuer,  bds  SW  cor  Seventh  and 

Brannan 
Bramall  George,  secretary  Grand  Division  Sons  of 

Temperance,  dwl  36  Tehama 
Braman  Jason  J.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  318^ 

Hayes 
Bramburv  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  Franklin  Hotel 
Bramstadt  John  H.,  (John  H.  Bramstadt  &   Co.) 

dwl  SW  cor  Folsom  and  Steuart 
Bramstadt  John  H.  &.  Co.,  /'Ckarlcs  Kuck)  liquors, 

SW  cor  Folbom  and  Steuart 
Bramwell  Aaron,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  San- 
som and  Union 
BRANCH   HOUSE,  L.  J.  Ewell  proprietor,  424 

Sansom 
Branch  Joseph,  seaman  S.  S.  Senator,  North  Pac. 

Trans.  Co 


$500,000  Gold  Assets-lhe  foundation  of  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Tobacco  and  Cigars. 


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Uranch  William,  (Branch  df  Go.)  dvvl  1728  Leaven- 

WOltll 

Brancli    &    Co.,    (William    Braiich    and    Samuel 

SwninJ  proprietors   Georgia  Kestauraut,    518 

Pacilic 
BraiK-oli  Ciriaco,  elioemalver  with  E.  Pardini,  dwl  E 

s  Duiioiit  nr  Green 
Brand  Aiistide,  manager  with  John  Saulnier  &.  Co., 

res  .-Vlameda 
Biand  Ernest,  cigars  and  tobacco,  231  Bush,  dwl  28 

Vm\\  Avenue 
BRAND  HERMAN,  mannfactnrer  cigars  and  im- 
porter leaf  lobacro,  304  Ba'tery,  dwl  40i)  Si.xt.h 
Brand  Herman  J.,  ( Hfiuici  &  B.j'il\\\  120  Fourth 
Brand  James  W.  C.,  clerii  with  G.  O'Hara  Tautf'e, 

dwl  545  Kolsom 
Brand   John,  (Montgomery  Baths    Co.)   dwl  526 

Broadway 
Brand  John  G.,  billiard  tahlemaker  with  J.  Strahle, 

dwl  2S  Park  Avenue 
Brand  Leonli;udf,  (Eiilers  &  B  )  dwl  428  Bdwy 
Brand   Louis,  baker  with  Diederich  Heinrich,  dwl 

SW  cor  Bush  and  Mason 
Brand  Louis,  boots  and  shoes,  818  Montgomery 
Brand  Lucien,  Custom   House  clerk  and  collector 

will)  A.  E.  Sabatie  &.  Co  ,  res  Ahimeda 
Brandeu  Michael,  driver  with  Smith  &.  Smith,  dwl 

342  Bninnan 
Brandenstein  Herman,  clerk  with  A.  S.  Rosenbaum 

&  Co.,  dwl  313  Turk 
Brandenstein  Herman  H. ,  bookkeeper,  106  Sansom, 

dwl  121  E.idy 
Brundenslein  Joseph,  (A.   S.  Rosenbaum  &  Co.) 

dwl  121  Eddy 
Brandenstein  M.  &  Co.,  (L.    Godchnux)   whole- 

Biile  cattle  butchers,  cor  Railroad  Av  and  Fifth 

Av,  South  S.  F..otiiie  319  Siiciaineuto 
Brandenstein  Meyer,  ( M.  Brandenstein  &  Co.)  dwl 

70!)  O'F.irrell 
Brander   Herman,  barkeeper,  225  Clay,  dwl  1313 

Moiitgouierv 
BRANDER  JOHN  S.,  liquor  saloon,  225  Clay,  dwl 

131  Oak 
Brundliofer  Michael,  tailor,  dwl  612  California,  rear 
Brandliii  John,  beer  cellai',  037  Pac,  dwl  G3()  Pac 
Brandon  Henry,  tinsmith  with  Win.   Friel,  dwl  321 

Jessie 
Brandon  James,  bellman  Cosmopolitsin  Hotel 
Brandon  Joseph  R.,  (Grey  &  B.)  attorney  at  law, 

ollice  0114  Merchant,  dwl  53:J  Ellis 
Brandon    Michael,    hackmau,    dwl    Townsend   nr 

Crook 
Brandon  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  214  Broadway 
Brandon  Patrick,  special  policeman,  dwl  554  Bryant 
Brandon    William    AI.,  (W.   M   Brandon   ^    Co.) 

dwl  SVV  cor  Mason  and  Ellis 
Brandon  W.  M.  &  Co  ,  (James  M.  Perry)  real  estate 

iigents,  407  California 
Brands  James,  (Hinckley  &  Co.)  dwl  202  Second 
BRAXDT  ALOIS,  proprietor  California  Hide  De- 
pot, 11  and  13  Broadway,  dwl  914  Pine 
B  andt  Alon/.o,  boilermaker  Vulc.in  Iron  Works 
Brandt  Anne  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  048  Howard 
Brandt  Bernard  L.,  house  and  sigup  liiiter,  303  Bat- 
tery, dwl  SW  cor  Geary  and  Van  Ness  Ave 
Braiwlt  Ehhirt,  tailor,  dwl  421  Brondwiiy,  rear 
Brandt  Eric  A.,  (Brandt  &  Conlou)  dwl  018  How- 
ard 
Brandt  George,  sailmaker  with  John  L.  Prior,  dwl 

S  B  Filbert  bet  Keainy  and  Dupont 
Brandt  Hannah,  (widow)'dwl  33S  Third 
Brandt  I.  B.  L  ,  clerk  with  Whiting  &  Naphtaly, 

dwl  SW  cor  Geary  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Bran'lt  Jacob,  cigar  maker  with  C.  C.  Diez,  dwl  818 

Montgomery 
Brandt  Louis  B',  clerk  with  J.  T.  Helmken,  dwl  S 

W  cor  Van  Ness  Av  and  Geary 
Brandt  Maurice,  salesman  with  Colman  Bros.,  dwl 

818  Montgomery 


Brandt  Otto,  upholsterer  with  N,  P  Cole  &.  Co.,  dwl 

507  Mission 
Brandt  Otto,   {Otto  Brandt   &    Co.)  dwl   NE  cor 

jAIiirket  ami  Mason 
BRANDT  OTTO  &  CO.,  (Charles   T/arr-Jo/ty  gro- 
ceries and  liquors,  NE  cor   Market  and   Mason 

and  Nli  cor  Market  and  Taylor 
BRANDT  &  CONLON,    (Eric    A.    Brandt    and 

Helen  Conlou)  gioceries  and  liquors,  131  Third 
Branger  Jean,  dwl  1000  Powell 
Brangon  Richard  M.,(T.  H.  Hatch  &    Co.)  dwl  N 

W  cor  Pine  and  Hyde 
Brann  Alpheus  C.  sailmaker  with  Harding  &  Brann, 

dwl  i^U  Oak  Grove  Avenue 
BraiHi  Augustus  W.,  miner,  dwl  554  Folsom 
Brann  Loriii,  groceries  and  market,  cor  Napa  and  Il- 
linois, dwl  cor  Missouri  and  Mariposa 
Brann  Robert  C,  (Harding   ^^  B.J    dwl  9^    Oak 

Grove  Avenue 
Brannan  Charles,  dwl  .535  First 
Brannau  Charles,  oysterman  with  Junius  G.  Foster, 

dwl  Clilf  House,  terminus  Point  Lobos  Road 
Brannan  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  Ss  Santa  Clara  nr 

Nebraska 
Brannan   Hugh,  laborer  LHborer's  Pro.  Ben.  Asso- 

ciition,  Irisb-Ainerican  Hall 
Brannan  .James,  laboiei,  dwl  46  Louisa,  rear 
Brannan  .James,  laborer,  liwl  1721  Ijeavenworih 
Brannan  James,  laborer  with  Spring  V.  Water  Co 
Brannan   James,  maUressmaker  with  Goodwin  &. 

Co.,  dwl  Clay  bet  ]?roderiek  an<l  Baker 
Braiman  Jeremiah,  hostler,  riwl  17  Turk 
Bi-annan  John,  janitor  Lincoln  Grammar  and  Mission 

Primary  Sciiools 
Brannan  ,Iohn,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Pacific  nr  Franklin 
Brannan  John,  laborer  with  Hancock  &.  Kelso 
Brannan  John,  ( Cnrley  Jj'  B.)  dwl  535  First 
Brannan  John  (J.,  expressman,  dwl  18  Hailan  Place 
Brannan  John  E.,  collector  People's  Insurance  Co., 

dwl  1404  Leavenworth 
Brannan  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  202  Second 
Brannan  Martin,  boarding,  1001  I^Httery 
Brannan  Martin,   bookkeeper  with  Savage  &  Co., 

dwl  70t)  Bryant 
Brannan  Mary  F.,  (widow)  dwl  1404  Leavenworth 
Brannan  Michael,  laborer  Laborers' Pro.  I$en.  Asso- 
ciation, Irish  American  Hall 
Bi'iinnan  M.  T.,  bricklayer,  Bricklayers'  Associat'u, 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Hall 
Brannan  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  dwl  415  Powell 
Brannan  Patrick,  horseshoer,  9  Webb,  dwl    SW  cor 

Guerrero  and  Sixteenth 
Brannan  Patrick  T.,  ylassblower,  dwl  9  Crook 
BRANNAN  SAMUEL,  real  estate, office  420 Mont- 
gomery, dwl  920  Clay 
Brainian  Samuel,  Jr.,  commission  merchant,  dwl  317 

First 
Brannan  Samuel  Mrs.,  dwl  317  First 
Brannan  Thomas,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  435  (Jlementina 
Brannan  Thomas,  (Clark  &  B.)  dwl  SE  cor  Twelfth 

and  Howard 
Brannan  Thouiiis  C,  laborer,  dwl  1002  Howard 
Brannan  Timothy,  coachman,  dwl  9  Esse.x 
Brannan  William,  laborer,  dwl  305  Fremont 
Brannan  William  B.,   sawyer   with  Excelsior  Mill 

Co.,  dwl  155  Clinton 
Brannigan  Williatn,  laborer, dwl  10  Anthony 
Brannon  James,  hostler,  dwl  29  First 
Branscheirl  William, /'G.  Weber  &  Co.)  dwl  820  Pac 
Bianson  Ware,  sailmaker  with  J<dni  S  Blakiston 
Brant  Angn^t.  cabinetmaker,  dwl  507  Mission 
Brant  Jolm  H.,  drayman  NE  cor  Davis  and   Clay, 

dwl  329  Eddy 
Brasche   George  H.,  special  policeman,    dwl  403 

Third 
Brarens  Fredeiick,  carpenter,  dwl  322  Ritch 
Biasch  William,  stairbuilder  with  Jesse  «&   Drew, 
dwl  cor  Buchanan  <fe  Willow  Avenue 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  110  Sansom  Street,  Combs  and  Brushes. 


BEDIM  GTON'S  PLAVOEING  EXTRACTS  enjoytliehiBhest  reputation  among  the  ladies. 


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Brash  Elizabeth  Miss,  milliner  with  Misses  Newby, 
dwl  10U6  Stockton 

Brasic  EdwartI,  mariner,  dwl  32  Sfenart 

Biask  Cliarles,  liquor  saloon,  Ss  Jackson  betDrumm 
and  D.ivif,,  dwl  NW  (ror  .Jackson  &.  Drumm 

Brass  John,  tinsmith,  dwl  6  Front 

IJiassell  Patric-k,  hostler,  dwl  51  Louisa 

Brastow  Solonion  D.,  travellinfr  agent  Wells,  Fargo 
&  Co.,  dwl  (561  Howard 

Braner  Alois,  ('Frederick  Hess  &  Co.)  dwl  722 
Union 

Brauer  William  A.,  teacher  mnsic.  dwl  107  Fifth 

Braun  Adolph,  porter  with  Thomas  Bi-yan,  324  San- 
80  m 

Braun  Alois  F.  H.,  locksmith  with  Joseph  Bieu,  303 
Battery 

Braun  Andreas,  baker,  dwl  739  Market 

Braun  Charles  J.,  teacher  music,  dwl  141  Minna 

Braun  C.  H.  F.,  cashier  with  B.  Davidson  &  Co., 
res  Oakland 

Braun  Emile,  engraver  with  Frontier  &  Co.,  res 
Oakland 

Braun  Einest,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Union  and 
Wel)ster 

Braun  Fiederick,  barkeeper  with  William  Denham, 
dwl  Hinckley 

Braun  Henry,  barkeeper,  300  Bush,  dwl  515  Sacra- 
mento 

Braun  J.  W.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Braunschweiirer  Heim;inn,  ( Brnvjischiceiger  if 
Shliiti:rJ  dwl  W'  s  Fouilh  nrBerrv 

BRAUXSCHWEIGER  &  SCHLUTER,  (Her- 
mann Brounschuciger  ^  C.  H.  SchliiterJ  W  s 
Foiu'th  nr  Berry 

Braverman  Louis,  (Braverman  &  Levy)  dwl  322 
Mason 

Braverman  Max,  watchmaker  with  Braverman  & 
Lew,  dwl  313Tavlor 

BRAVERMAN  &  LEVY,  (Louis  Braverman  & 
John  Levy)  importers  and  retail  watches  jew- 
elry, diamonds,  wlverware,  etc.,  119  Mont 

BRAY  BROS.,  (WaUon  A.  Bray)  commission 
merchant^  and  agents  Alviso  Flour  Mills,  226 

Bray  Henry  T.,  caraenter  and  builder,  dwl  828 
Broadway  C] 

Bray  Jolin  L.,  dwl  35l  O'Fairell 

Bray  Michael,  shoemaker.  212  Fourth 

Bray  Watson  A.,  (Bray  Bros.)  res  Fruit  Vale,  Ala- 
meda conntv 

BRA YTON  ALBERT  P.,  (Guddurd  &  Co.)  resides 
Oakland 

Brazil  Patrick,  laborer  with  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co., 
dwl  2fi2  Clara 

Brazle  George,  teamster  with  Jason  Springer,  dwl 
815  Harrison 

Breck  C,  dwl  Branch  House 

Breck  Charles  E.,  lumber,  dwl  E  s  Beale  nr  Har- 
rison 

BRECK  SAMUEL,  Major,  Ass't  Adjutant  General 
U.  S.  A.,  office  703  Market,  dwl  :.W  Taylor 

Breda  Celeste,  (widow)  dwl  638  Pacific 

Breden  Thomas,  cartman.  Pierce  nr  Taylor 

Bredhoff  Henry,  (BredkoJ  4-  Su/Uiiig)  dwl  423 
East 

Bredhoff  &  &nh]]ng,  (Henry  Bredhoff^  Henry 
Siihlinsr)  liquor  saloon,  4i;3  East 

Bree  John,  bransfinisher  with  W.  T.  Garratt  &  Co., 
dwl  542  iMission 

Bree  Thomas  W.,  nnisician,  dwl  542  Mission 

Breed  Charles,  capitalist,  dwl  514  Sutter 

Breed  Daniel  C.,  merchant,  office  405  Front,  dwl  833 
Bush 

Breed  Edward  A.,  bookkeeper  with  Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  6  Brenham  Place 

Breed  Henrv  L. ,  stockbroker,  office  302  Sansom, 
dwl  1014"  Stockton 

Breen  James,  plumber  with  Henry  Wempe,  dwl 
NW  cor  Fourth  and  Minna 


Breen  John,  hostler  with   Peter  A.  Finnegan,dwl 

34  Eddv 
Breen  John,  (  T.  F.  Nagle  Sr  Co.)  dwl  628  Post 
Breen  Michael  J.,  cariier  Bulletin.  Alta  California 

and  Call,  dwl  431  Bryant 
Breen  Patrick  laundryman  Occidental  Hotel 
Bi-een  Peter,  clerk,  dwl  49  Natoma 
Breen  Peter,  laborer.  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Associa- 
tion, Irish  American  Hall 
Breen  Thomas,  machinist,  dwl  cor  Market  and  La- 

guna 
Breese  Joseph  C,  salesman  with  Snow  &  Roos.  dwl 

22  John 
BREEZE  CHARLES  K.,  (Bowie  &   B.)  physician 

and  surgeon,  office  622  Clay,  dwl  718  O'Farrell 
Breeze    James    H.,     harnessmaker  with    Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  164  Tehama 
Breeze    Louis,    (Breeze    &    Loughran)    dwl   407 

O'Farrell 
Breeze  Thomas,  (Murphy,  Grant  Sf    Co.)  dwl  718 

O'Fairell 
BREEZE   &  LOUGHRAN,    (Louis    Breeze    and 

I'komas  Longhran)  produce  commission,  SW 

cor  Wasliiiigton  and  Davis 
Breffin  Charles,  steward  Cliff  House,  Point  Lobos 

road 
Breha  M.,  (widow)  dwl  6(15  Bush 
Brehemy  Jam(?s,  frnitpeildler,  dwl  618  Natoma,  rear 
Brehm   Rudolph    W.,   woodturner  with  Schreiber, 

Rohr&  Co.,  dwl20i  Welsh 
Breholliever  Rnymond,  tinsmith  with  Tay,  Brooks, 

&.  Backus,  Washoe  bet  Drumm  and  East 
Breid  F.,  (  Victor  Cnppc  dk  Co.)  dwl  NW  cor  Cali- 
fornia and  Baker 
Breidenbach  Francis,  cabinetmaker  with  Goodwin 

&  Co.,  dvvl  317  Bush 
Breidenstein     Leonhardt,     manufacturer    jewelry 

boxes  and  fancy  articles,  615  Montgomery,  dwl 

1209  Kearny 
Breier  H.,   workman    California    Sugar  Refinery, 

cor  Bryant  and  Eighth 
Breig  John,  sodamaker  with  John   F.  Rohe,  dwl 

606  Mission 
Breiling  Frank,  (Bcngler  &  B.)  dwl  229^  Minna 
Breiliiig  Jacob,  (BreHin^  &  Bro.)  dwl  965  Mission 
Breiling  &  'Qro. ,  (Jokn  &   Jacob  BreiliJig)  Vi&u^- 

lin  market.  965  Mission 
Breiling  John,  (Breiling  &  Bro.)  965  Mission 
Breisacher  Leopold,  market,  903  Post 
Breisel  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  333  Bush 
Breitenliach  Leopold,  laundry,  1406  Mason 
Breitenbncher  T.,  carpenter,  dwl  NW   cor  Berry 

and  Third 
Breithaupt  Felix,  brewer  Broadway  Brewery,  dwl 

637  Broadway 
Breithaupt  George  F.,  weigher  with   McKenna  &. 

Bro.,  dwl  E   8  Mission  bet  Twenty-sixth  and 

Twenty-seventh 
Brekle  George,  saloon,    dwl  NE   cor  Mason  and 

Broadway 
BREMEN  BOARD  UNDERWRITERS,  office 421 

Battery 
Breman  Thomas,  firemnn  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana,  dwl 

W  8  Sixth  bet  Brann m  and  Townsend 
Bremer  Henry,  (B.  Brommer  &  Co.)  dwl  768  Bry- 
ant 
Bremer  Herman,  ( Schonfeld.  &  B.)  dwl  608  Sutter 
Bremer  John,  soapmaker  with  J.  H.  C.  Pi)rtniarin, 

E   s    Channel  bet  Sixteenth    and  Brannan  St. 

Bridge 
Bremer  Joseph,  (Bremer  &  Bro.)  dwl  608  Sutter 
Bremer  Williaai,  driver  with  Lyou  &  Co.,  dwl  145 

Jessie 
Bremen  William,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Bremer   William    H.,  (Bremer   Sf   Bro.)  dwl  608 

Sutter 
BREMER    &  BROTHER,     (.Joseph    Sr     W.    H. 

Bremer)  importeis  leaf  tobacco  and  manufac- 

turei'S  cigars,  310  Sacramento 


A  sound  basis  lor  Underwriting— the  $500,000  Assets  of  the  PEQPIiES. 


C.  P,  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Yankee  Notions. 


SAN  FKANCISCO   [  B  ]   DIRECTORY 


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Brems  Frederick,  cook,  dwl  l!i4  Stewart 

Bren  William,  salesman  with  Abmbaui  Levingstou, 

dwl  ()  Sixth 
Brendel  Edward,  cook  Rnss  House 
Brendel  Fritz,  waiter,  4IG  Kearny,  dwl  IG  Sutter 
Brendel  Jacob  E.,  haruessmaker,  11  Sutter,  dwl  15 

Slitter 
Brenfjle  Oscar,  waiter,  253  Steiiart 
BKENHAM  CHAIiLES  J.,8ecretaiy  North  PaciKc 

Trans.  Co.,   otfice  dl7  Saiisom,  fand  Hulladuy 

<ir    B.J  dwl  SW  cor  Howard  and  Sixteenth 
Brennan  Anna,    (widow)    dressmaking,  dwl  1145 

FoLsoni 
Brennan  Daniel,  brewer  with  Matthew  Nunan,  dwl 

205  Eighth 
Brennan   Ellen  Miss,  seamstress,  dwl  558  Howard 
Brennan  James,  contractor,  dwl  452  Jessie 
Brennan  James,  hostler  with  M.  Dalton,dwl  571 

Market 
Brennan  James,  laborer  with  George  Dougherty, 

dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
Brennan  James,  seaman,  dwl  14  Frederick 
Brennan  Jmnes  E.,  salesman  with  P.  J.  Sullivan  & 

Co..  dwl  558|  Howard 
Brennan  James  F.,  barkeeper,  dwl  1805J  Stockton 
Brennan  James  M.,  merchant,  dwl  NE  cor  Nintli 

and  ^Miiina 
Brennan   John,    janitor  Lincoln  Grammar  School, 

dwl  IG  William 
Brennan  John,  oysterman  with  Brady  &.  Brady, 

dwl  :{24  Bryant 
Brenn^m  John,  salesman,  9  Montgomery,  dwl  526 

Pine 
Brennan  John,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Brennan  Joini,  shoemaker,  4  Trinity,  dwl  317  Bush 
Brennnn  John,    stevedore,    dwl  N  s    Howard  nr 

Steuart 
Brennan  John  Jr.,  clerk,  9  Montgomery,  dwl  Po- 

trero  Avenue 
Brennan  John  J.,  (Brennan  &  Hart)  dwl  IG  Wil- 
liam 
Brennan  Josepli,  pantryman  with    John    lieagau, 

614  Montgomery 
Brennan  Kate  Miss,  domesstic,  1308  Pine 
Breinian    Martin,  porter,  220   Sansom,  dwl  5  La- 
fayette Place 
Brennan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  119  Morton 
Breiman  Michael  T.,  bricklayer,  dwl  211  Clara 
Brennan  M.  T.,  hackman,  Plaza 
Brennan  Owen  M.,  barkeeper.  Agricultural  Park 
Brennan  Patrick,  hostler  with  Bouton  &  Sou,  dwl 

20  Salmon 
Brennan  Patrick  J.,  gilder,  202  Second,  dwl  558^ 

Howard 
Brennan  Richard  P.  Rev.,  secretary  Archbishop  J. 

S.  Alem.my,  dwl  628  Cal 
Brennan  Thomas,  laborer  with  M.  H.  Turrell,  dwl 

2810  Buchanan 
Brennan  Thomas  W..  Old  California  Exchange,  NE 

cor  Kearny  and  Clay,  dwl  931  Howard 
Brennan  &  Hart,  (John  J.    Brennan  and  Michael 

II.    Hart)  poultry  and   gauie,  Grand    Central 

Market 
BrennerCharles  M..  teacher  music,  dwl  955  Howard 
Brenner  Martin,  (Schmidt    &    B.J  dwl  645  Com- 
mercial 
Breinier  William  H.,  (R.  Johnson    Sf    Co.)  dwl 

1219  P.icitic 
Brenning  George  A.,  laborer,  dwl  232  Fremont 
Brerelon  James,  collector  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  640 

Second 
Breslauer  Bernard,  clerk,  dwl  705  OFarrell 
Bresiauer  Henry,  importer,  dwl  705  O'Farrell 
Breslauer  Theodore,    cloaks    and    mantillas,    308 

Kearny 
Bresliii   Daniel,  laborer  S.  F.   Gas   Co.,  dwl  70 

Tehama,  rear 
Breslin  Henry,  shipjoiner,  Shipjoiuers'  Association, 

Excelsior  Hall 


Breslin   John,     stonecutter,    dwl  Ewer  Place    nr 

Mason 
Breslin  John,  (Carlin  Sf  B.)  dwl  217  Beale 
Breslin  Patrick,  brasstinisher  with  W^eed  &  King- 
well,  dwl  70  Tehama 
Breslin  Patrick,  miner,  dwl  Franklin  Hotel 
Bresk  Nicholas,  laborer,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Bresnahan  Michael,   shoemaker  with  J.  McGrath, 

417  Pacihc 
Bresnahan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  152  Silver 
Bresnahan   Stephen,   laborer  with  Haste  &  Kirk, 

dwl  546  Natoma 
Brcsnihan  Cornelius,  coachman  Orleans  Hotel,  dwl 

Bartol  in-  Broadway 
Bresnihan  Timothy,  slioemaker  with  Metropolitan 

B.  &  S.  Co.,  dwl  932  Market 
Bresnin    Pattick,    laborer,    dwl    cor    Octavia    and 

Greenwich 
Bresse  Louis,  ( Seiz  &  B.)  dwl  211  Ellis 
Brestnahan  Daniel,  porter  with   Charles   Nauman, 

dwl  SW  cor  Folsom  and  Twenlytirst 
Bretschneider  Frederick,  malster  Bavaria  Brewery, 

dwl  NE  cor  Jackson  and  Stockton 
Brett  Geortce,  bookkeeper  with  Piatt  &  Newton, 

dwl  913  Jackson 
Brett  John,  mining  agent,  dwl  2  Geary  Place 
Brett  Thomas,  dwl  Portsmouth  House 
Brettenbeck  John,  driver  Bavaria  Brewery,  dwl 

620  Vallejo 
Bretton  Charles,  law-copyist  and  collector,  office  21 

Montgomery  Block,  dwl  167  Silver 
Breuer  John  T.,  liquors,  814  Kearny 
BREUIL  EDMOND,  Consul  General  for  France, 

office  434  Jackson,  dwl  114  Ellis 
Brevoort  House,  NW  cor  Mission  and  Fourth 
Brew  Nathaniel,  shipwright,  dwl  27  Clara 
Brewer  George  W..  (McLanghlia  ^'  B.)  dwl  Ss 

Tvventieth  bet  Dolores  and  Guerrero 
Brewer  Jacob,  carpenter,  dwl  938  Howard 
Biewer  .lacob,  pattern  and  modelmaker,  110  Geary 
Brewer  John,  carpenter,  dv^'l  214  Broadway 
Brewer  John,  car[)enter,  dwl  834  Vallejo 
Brewer  John  H.,  attorney  at  law,  office  53  Mont- 
gomery Block,  res  Oakland 
Brewer  Simeon,  laborer  with  Pope  &  Talbot,  res 

Oakland 
Brewer  William,  special  policeman  and  extraman 

steamer  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  520  Howard 

Brewster  . -,  dwl  824  Wasliington 

Brewster  Daniel  E.,  rigger,  912  Vallejo,  rear 
Brewster  Ferdinand  T.,   clerk   Internal  Revenue 

office,  dwl  753  Howard 
Brewster  John,  painter  and  glazier,  529   Kearny, 

dwl  S  s  Post  bet  Buchanan  and  Laj^una 
Brewster  John  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  107  Leides- 

dorff 
Brewster  M.,  furnished  rooms,  223  Kearny 
Brewster  Rolla  E  ,  mining,  office  308  Sansom,  dwl 

816  Powell 
Brewster  Siirah  E.  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  J.  E. 

Warren,  dwl  912  Vallejo 
Brewster  Silas  R.,  harnessuiaker  with  Main  &  Win- 
chester, dwl  SE  cor  Kearny  and  Sutter 
Brewster  William,  rigger,  N  s  Howard  nr  Steuart, 

dwl  912  Vallejo,  rear 
Brewton  James  G.,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  1029  Clay 
Brewton  John,  liquors,  563  Jackson,  dwl  1029  Clay 
Brewton  John  C,  lamplighter  S.   F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

SW  cor  Stockton  and  Sacramento 
Brian  John,  laborer  with  Hoag  &  Seeglitz,  dwl  734 

Harrison 
Briant  Joseph,  ovster  saloon,  17  Occidental  Market, 

dwl  16  Sutter 
Briant.— See  Bryant 

Brice  Bernard,  blacksmith,  dwl  135  Folsom 
Brice  William,  cutter  with  Metropolitan  B.  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  612  Post 
Briceland  John  M.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  942^ 

Harrison 


JONES,  PtJLLMAN"  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Buttons  in  great  variety. 


JREDINGTOW,  HOSTETTER  &  CO ,  Importers  of  Druggists'  Qlassware,  etc. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [B]      DIRECTORY 


Brie-eland  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  225  Minna 

Brick  Daniel,  shoemaker  with  Charles  Palmer,  dwl 

18  Clara 
Brick  Georj^e,  boxmaker  with  John  S.  Gibbs,  dwl 

18  Chira 
Brick ett  J.  W.,  fruits,  944  Market 
Brickley  JameB,  carpenter  and   bnilder,  dwl  729J 

Clementina 
Brickley  .John,  carpenter,  dwl  7^29  Clementina 
Brickley  Peter,  pecldler,  dwl  cor  H;irrisoii  and  Dora 
Brickley  William,  baker  Ameiican  ExclianjLfe  Hotel 
BrickuB  Tliomas,   (colored)    (Brickus  &  Dunham) 

dwl  345  Third 
Brickus  &,  Dunliam.    (colored)   fThomax  Brickus 

nn(\  Henry  Dunham)  wliiteninj^,  345  Third 
BRICKWEDEL  CHARLES  H., '  proprietor  Con- 

Btilution  Hotel,  NW  cor  First  ;ind  Biannan 
BrickweHel  Henry,  (Henry  Brick/cede/  &  Go. J  dwl 

SE  cor  Franklin  and   Fulton 
BRICKWEDEL  HE:5:RY&.  CO.. fJ/«r<m£r^«cAen) 

importers  and  jobbers  wines  and  liquors,  208  and 

210  Front 
BrickwerielJacob,  liquor  saloon,  52  First 
Brickwedel  John,  liquor  saloon,  cor  Post  and  Ceme- 
tery Avenue 
Brickwedel  Rebecca,  (widow)   dwl  N  s  Grove  nr 

Octavirt 
Bridenon  William,  expresswagon,  SW  cor  Pine  and 

SaHKoni,  dwl  E  s  Howard  nr  Fifteenth 
Bridge  Matthew,  mason  and  builder, dwl  W  s  Larkiu 

ur  Jackson 
BRIDGE  WILLIAM  E.,  proprietor  St.  Lawrence 

Stable.  212  Sutter,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Bridges   Edmund   R.,  clerk,  dwl  S  s  Howard  bet 

Eleventh  and  Twelfth 
Bridges  Geoj-ge  R.,  clerk  with  S.  P.  Tavlor  &  Co., 

dwl  Ns  McAllister  l)et  Webster  &,  Fillmoie 
Bridires  Mary  C.,  (widow)  dwl   S  s  Howard  bet 

Eleventh  and  Twelfth 
Bridtres  Richard  E.,  clerk  with  Liuforth,  Kellogg  & 

Co..  5  Front 
Bridgewood  Samuel,  clerk  with  Haggin  &,  TeviSjdwI 

Ss  Lotiiliard  nr  Kearny 
Bridirewood  Samuel,  engineer,  dwl  Ss  Lombard  bet 

Kearny  and  Montgomery 
Bridgiiiau  John  W.,    ( Bridgman  &   Lee)   dwl  121 

Olive  Avenue 
Brid^uian  &  I^ee,   {John   W.   Bridgman  and  John 

Lee)  draymen,  NE  cor  Front  and  (^lay 
Briel  August,  butclier  with  Metzger  &  McCansland, 

dwl  Fifteenth  Avnr  N,  South  San  Fmncisco 
Biiel  Barhaia  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  105  Geary 
Brien  John,  laborer,  dwl  734  Harrison 
Brier  William,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Brierly  John,  spinner  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Jlills,  dwl  Folsom  nr  Sixteeiuh 
Brigaertt*  Gerard  J„  sawyer  California  Mills,  dwl 

cor  Ellis  and  Boiu'bon  Place 
Brigaeits  Joseph  H.,  hoxniaker  with  John  S.  Gibbs, 

dwl  Bourbon  Place  bet  Ellis  and  Eddy 
Briirgs  Albert  D.,  dwl  1707  Dupont 
Briggs  Ada  L.,  saleswoman,  621  Kearny,  dwl  1017 

Mason 
Brit'gs  .Alfred  W., pncker  with  J.  A.  Folger  &  Co., 

'dwl  030  O'Farrell 
Briggs  Castor,  clerk  with  Henry  Manning,  dwl  NE 

corner  Clay  and  Kearny 
BRIGGS  EDGAR.  (Son  3c  Briggs)  and  School  Di- 
rector Eighth  Ward,  flwl  33  Erie 
Briggs  George,  restauraiit,  11  Sixth 
Brifigs  George  N.,  machinist,  dwl  24  Silver 
Briggs  .James,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Brig>i8  Joseph  D.,  clerk  with  John  Reagan,  dwl  615 

Sacramento 
Briggs  Mary  Mrs.,  fuinished  rooms.  137  Montgomery 
Briirgs  Kichard  J-.stonesetter  new  U.  S.  Branch  Mint 
Briggs  Spencer  R.,  clerk  with  Sou  &  Briggs,  dwl 

411  Haves 
Briggs  T.  G.  Mrs.,  dwl  1017  Mason 


Britrgs  Walter,  clerk  with  O'Brien  &  Co., dwl  316 

^Third 
Briggs   William  R.,  club  rooms,  224  Montgomery, 

bds  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Brigham  A.,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Brigham  Calvin   O.,   (Brigham  &  Batch)   resides 

'Oakhmd 
Brigliam  CUarlea  A..  (Brigham  Sf  Eaices)  resides 

Rocklin.  Placer  County 
Brigham  William  H.,  (Crane  S,-  B.)  res  New  York 
Biigham  &  Balch,  (Calvin  0.  Brigham  and  Stephen 

31.  Balch)  dealers  butter  and  cheese,  SE  corner 

Fi-ontand  Washington 
Brigham   &   Hawes,   (Charles   A.    Brisham    and 

Elisha  Hawes)  stonecutters,  NE  cor  Third  and 

King 
Bright  John,  cartman,  dwl  218  Broadway 
Bright  John,  teamster  with  James  Chase,  dwl  231 

Pacific 
Bright  Robert,  dwl  28  Turk 
Brigm  C,  nniriner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Brignardello  G.  B.,  clerk  with  Brignardello,  Mac- 

chiavello  &  Co.,  dwl  Vallejo  bet  Stockton  and 

Dupont 
BRIGNARDELLO,  MACCHIAVELLO  &   CO., 

( Slejano  Brignardello,(Jiovrinni  Batli.ifa  AJac- 

ckiarcUo  &  N.  Lorco)  manufacturers  maccaroni, 

and  vermicelli,  ship  bread,   etc..   70()   Sanson), 
Brignardello   Nicola,  clerk  with  Brignardello,  Mac- 

chiavello  &  Co.,  dwl  1010  Montgomery 
Brignardello  Santiago,  ( Stempehnnnn  Sf  Co.    and 

Brignardello  &  Brother)  dwl  703  Stockton 
Brignardello   Stefino,    (Brignardello   S;-   Brother, 

and  Brignardello,   Macchiavello  &   Co.)    res 

Italy 
Brignardello  &  Brother,  ( Santiago  and  Slefano 

Brignardello)  importers  Italian  marble,  2  Main 
Brill  J.,  bootmaker,  dwl  W  s  Micliigan  nr  Shasta 
Brill  John,  waiter,  218  Pacific 
Briuiigion  Samuel,  teamster,  pier  2^  Steuart,  dwl  537 

Hayes 
Brin  Victor,  laborer  with  G.  Venard,  dwl  507  Green 
Brincatt  Salvo,  poultry,  ijame,  butter,  etc.,  517  Mer- 

chitnt,  dwl  NE  cor  Stockton  and  Broadway 
Brinckniann  Fredeiick,  clerk  with  Diediich  C.  Von 

Stiiden.  SW  cor  i"Mi8siou  and  Steuart 
Brinckmann   Frederick,  clerk  with  John  Drucker 

&  Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Mission  and  Sixth 
Brind  Caleb,  candy  manufacturer,  IG  Fourth 
Bringers  Frederick,  porter,  dwl  2  113  Mason 
Brinke  W.,workni:in  California  Sugar  Refinery,  cor 

Bjyant  and  Eighth 
Brinkmau  Heniy,  cigar  manufacturer.  225  Pacific 
Brinkotter  Herman,  carri.igehuilder,  dwl  171  Minna 
Biinkson  A.,  lanndi-yman  Russ  House 
Briody  John,  (Brioiiy  &  Wagner)  dwl  828  California 
Briody  Mary,   (widow)  dwl  255  Clementina 
Briody  Patrick,  dwl  82S  California 
Briody  &  Wagner,  (John  Briody  &  Frederick  Wag- 
ner) plumbers  and  gasliiters,  2iJ  Sutter 
Brion  Frederick,  liquors,  541  Jackson 
Brisac  Felix,  local  agent  Liverpool  and  London  and 

Globe  Insurance  Co.,  dwl  1015  Pine 
Brisac  V.  G.  Madame,  teacher,  dwl  1015  Pine 
Briscoe  Michael,  marblecutter  with  Patrick  Kelly, 

dwl  3  Laskie 
Brisk  .Julius,  frents'  furnishing  goods,  544  Third 
Brister   Andrew,   (colored)  junk   dealer,   dwl   1226 

Pacific 
Bristoe  Levy,  conductor,  dwl  408  Geary 
Bristol  Andrew,  (Curry  &  B.)  dwl  1226  Pacific 
Bristol  Henry  C,  cooper  with   Pacific  Barrel  and 

Ke<r  Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Braniuin  and  Fourth 
BRITISH  AND    FOREIGN    MARINE    INSUR- 
ANCE CO.,  (Liverpool)  Falkner,  Bell  &  Co., 

ajj-ents,  office  430  California 
BRITISH  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY  OF  CAL- 
IFORNIA, rooms  731)  Montgomery 
Britt  James  W.,  ( Devilt  &  B.)  dwl  31o  Third 


Detached  Dwellings  insured  for  a  term  of  years  by  the  PEOPIjES. 


C   p.  VAlSr  SCHAA-CK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Trunks  and  Valises. 

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Britt  Jolin,  Iionsemover,  dwl  E  s  Eighth  bet  How- 
ard and  Folsom 

Biitt  Patrick-,  laborer,  dwl  2  California,  rear 

Britt  Kaciiel,  (widow)  dwl  SW  cor  Washington 
and  Leaveuwoi'tli 

Britt.iii\  William,  bliicksmilh  with  Pollard  &  Car- 
vill,  dwl  S  8  Twenty  second  bet  Valencia  and 

BRITTAN,  HOLBROOK  &.  CO.,  (John  W.  Brit- 
tan ,  Chfirlcs  Holhrook,  A.  D.  McDonald,  John 
F.  mid  Ckarlcx  Merrill  i  itnpoiters  and  jobbers 
stoves  and  metals.  111  and  113  California,  and 
17  and  19  Davis 

Brittan  Jolin  W.,  ( Brittan,  Holbrook  <jb  Co. J  res 
San  JNIateo 

Brittan  Patrick,  lonsrslioreman,  dwl  53  Clav 

BlilTTAN'S  BUILDING,  SW  cor  Davis  and 
CalitVirnia 

Britton  George  W.,  cashier  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 
dwl  1309  Tavlor 

Brition  John,  watchman,  dwl  726  Clementina 

Britton  Josepl),  fBrilton  &  Rey)  dwl  SE  cor  Tay- 
lor and  Union 

BRITTON  &  REY,  fJoRcpk  Britton,  J.  J.  Rey 
and  Henry  8Lcincgp:erj  lithographers,  SW  cor 
Commercial  and  Leidesdortt 

Brizoliira  Louis.  /Brizolara  &  CutrocksJ  dwl  E  s 
Wet  more  Place 

Brizolara  iV.  C'utrocks,  (Louis  Brizolara  and  John 
Cntrocksj  wood  and  coal,  1015  Washington 

Broad  Cliarlts,  proprietor  Champion  Brewery,  12J2 
Biisli 

Broad  Charles  E.,  grainer,  dwl  244  Minna 

Broiid  Edward,  plnmber  with  G.  &  W.  Snook,  dwl 
E  s  Taylor  bet  Chesnut  and  Lombard 

Broad  James,  laborer,  dwl  E  a  Taylor  bet  Chesnut 
and  Loml)ard 

Broail  Jane  Mrs.,  fruits  and  vegetables,  224  Fifth  nr 
Clementina 

Broad  .lolni,  peddler,  dwl  224  Fifth 

Broad  Robert,  c;irder  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 
E  s  Tavlor  l)et  Chcsnnt  and  Lombard 

Broad  William,  laborer,  dwl  1)24  Commercial 

Broadway  Block,  NW  cor  Broadway  and  Kearny 

Broadway  Block  Hotel,  NW  cor  JJroadway  and 
Kearnv 

BROADWAY  BONDED  WAREHOUSE,  James 
Scott  proprietor,  SW  cor  Battery  and  Broad- 
way 

Broiilway  Brewery,  Joseph  Albrecht  proprietor, 
i)il  Broadway 

BRO.ADWAY  HOTEL,  Daniel  Hartnett  propri- 
etoi'.  212  Broadway 

BROC.AS,  PERKINS  &  FRANK,  (John  W.  Bro- 
cas.  Charter  C.  Perkins  and  Charles  Frank) 
conniiission  merchants,  5lb  and  518  Sausom 

Brocas  John  W..  (Brocas,  Perkins  <&  Frank!  dwl 
Inleruational  Hotel 

Broc'v  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  8!  Natoma 

Brock  Cbristiiin  C,  seannm,  dwl  2  Uartmann 

Brocl<  Oscar  W.,  waiter,  N  W  cor  First  and  Brannan 

Brock  Simnel,  teamster,  dwl  Fifteenth  Av  nr 
Islais  Creek,  South  San  Francisco 

Brock  Thomas,  waiter,  S.S.  Pelican  North  Pac. 
Trans.  Co 

Brock  W..  1 1  borer,  dwl  424  Sansom 

BrocI;  Williiim,  laborer,  dwl  Sailors'  Home,  SW  cor 
Ibilterv  and  Vallejo 

BrocUbaue' J.  Frederick,  searcher  records  with 
F.  A.  Ronleati,  res  Oakland 

BrocUho.7  Charles,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 
Bryant  an<l  Twenty  fourth 

Broclibotf  W.,  clerk,  NW  cor  Bryant  and  Twenty- 
fourth 

Brocklebank  Manuel  T.,  real  estate  agent,  oflSce  539 
California 

Broekman  Cliarles,  mate  steamer  Yosemite  C.  S. 
Nav.  Co 

Broekman  Charles,  upholsterer,  dwl  275  Minna 


Broekman  Nicolans,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Jones  and  Geary 
Brockmann  B.  Miss",  assistant  teacher  North  Cos- 
mopolitan Grammar  School,  dwl  72fi  Green 
Brocq  Alfred,  Bay  View  Nursery,  cor  Twenty -tirst 

Av   and  J,  South  S.   F.,  depot  and    dw'l    619 

Sacramento 
Brocq  J.  Mrs.,  floiist,  and  depot  Bay  View  Nursery, 

bl9  Sacramento 
Brod  Emanuel,  cook,  510  Market,  dwl  cor  Clay  and 

Keirnv 
Brodeck  Davis,  tailor,  703  Davis,  dwl  441  Jessie,  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
Brodek  George,  clothing,  dwl  813J  Folsom 
Brodek   Gustave,  clothing,  532  Sacramento,  dwl  20 

Brodek  Philip,  dwl  238  Jessie 

Brodek  Samuel,  (Blades  &  B.J  dwl  E  s  Lavkin  bet 
Geary  and  O'Farrell 

Broder  Patrick,  hostler  Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl  Six- 
teenth bet  Valencia  and  Second  Av 

BRODER  PATRICK,  proprietor  United  States 
Hotel,  304  Beale 

Broderick  Andrew  T.,  shipwright,  dwl  222  Fifth 

Broderick  James,  tinsmith  with  Freeman  &  Wiin, 
dwl  Fair  Av,  Bernal  Higlits 

Broderick  John,  boilermaker,  dwl  S  s  Shipley  nr 
Tenth 

Broderick  John,  cooper,  dwl  568  Mission 

Bro4erick  John,  lnhorer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refin- 
'ery.  dwl  E  s  Nevada  bet  Fulsoin  and  Harrison 

Broderick  John,  machinist  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 
E  8  Main  nr  Harrison 

Broderick  John  C,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  Baron 
House 

Broderick  Michael  A.,  clerk  with  John  M.  Ahern, 
dwl  W  8  Larkin  nr  McAllister 

Broderick  Patrick,  coachman  Cosmopolitan  Hotel, 
dwl  407  Natoma 

Broderick  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Sixteenth  bet 
Second  Av  and  Guerrero 

Broderick  Richard,  sbipbroker,  office  306  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  631  Sutter 

Brodei'ick  Thomas,  waiter  Russ  House 

Broderick  Thomas  J.,  shoe  dealer,  dwl  944  Mis- 
sion 

Broderick  Walter,  laborer,  dwl  214  Broadway 

Broderick  William,  assayer,  dwl  9  Garden 

Broderson  J.  B.,  mercliaMt.  dwl  627  Commercial 

Broderson  John,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 

Broderson  William,  porter  with  T.  Lemmen  Meyer, 
dwl  268  Clara 

Brodick  Peter,  steward  Cliff  House,  Point  Lohos 
Road 

Brodie  James,  pressman  with  Joseph  Wiuterburn 
&  Co.,  dwl  55  Natoma 

Brodie  James,  foreman  machinist  Fulton  Foundry, 
dwl  SsPine  nr  Fillmore 

Brodie  James  G..  apprentice  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl 

5  s  Pine  nr  Fillmore 

Brodie  James  G.,  patternmaker  Risdon  Iron  Works, 
dwl  82  Natoma 

Brodie  John,  tinsmith  and  e.xtraman  Steamer  No.  5 
S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  828  California 

Brodie  John,  tinsmith  with  P.  D.  Code  &  Co.,  dwl 
E  B  Bryant  bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty- 
fourth 

Brodie  S;imnel  H.,  attorney  at  law,  office  729  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  820  Washington 

Brodie  William,  foun(lryman,"dwl  82  Everett 

Brodie  William,  Jr.,  uiachiuist  Mare  Island,  dwl 
82  Everett 

Brodigan  Nicholas,  moroccodresser  with  Reynolds 

6  Davidson,  dwl  SW  cor  Seventh  and  Biainian 
Brodwolf  George,    tailor,    135   Post,   dwl   6  Pratt 

Court 
Brodwolf  Michael,  tailor  with  George  Brodwolf, 

J  35  Post 
Broedel  Adam,  (Brocdel  &  Troell)  dwl  403  Green 


JONE3.  PTJLIiMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Porte  Monnaies  and  Reticules. 


YERBA  SANTA  radically  cures  Scrofula,  Salt  Rheum  and  all  diseases  of  the  blood. 


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Broerlel   &   Troell,   fAdam   Broedel  and  Conrad 

TrocU)  baiidi-esgerrt,  7'i9  C'liiy 
Broemel  Herman,  clerk  with  E.  Esstnann,  dwl  1031 

Montf^onieiy 
Broeraiiiel  Ueilhold,  clei-k  witli  John  A.  Bauer,  101 

POHt 

Brogaii  Michael,  real  estate,  dwl  NE  cor  Broadway 
and  Larkin 

BrO},'au  Patrick,  lal)orer  Goldea  Gate  Sugar  Refin- 
ery, dwl  60  Everett 

Brogah  Par  rick  J.,  clerk  with  W.  I.  Reynolds  & 
Co.,  dwl  73a  Ft>l.soin 

Brogan'B  Building,  E  8  Third  bet  Howard  and 
Clemeniina 

Brogden  Samuel,  blacksmith  Pacific  Rolling  Mill 

Broili  Antonio,  veterinary  surgeon,  dwl  431  Pine 

Brol<aw  Abniui,  real  estate,  dwl  1431  Mission 

Bnikaw  Henry  V.,  dwl  716  Mission 

Broi  August,  tailor,  dwl  16  Hinckley 

Brolly  John  C,  waiter  with  A.  A  Jennings 

Mxovah&yQ&v  ^\\lw\^,  ( Rosenthal,  Feder  &  Co.,  and 
of  S.  Bromheieer  &  Co.,  OrovilleJ  office  304 
California,  dwl  632  Market 

Bromide  Flat  M.  Co.,  (Treasurer  City  Nev.J 
otiice  402  Montgomery 

Bromide  Tnnuel  Co.,  f  White  Pine  J  office  331  Mont 

Bromley  Edward,  clerk  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl 
330  Brannan 

Bromley  fxeorge  A.,  produce  dealer,  dwl  330  Bran 

Bromley  Geor^re  T.,  freight  clerk  with  C.  P.  R.  R. 
Co.,  dwl  330  Brannan 

Bromley  Washington  L.,  notary  public  and  convey- 
ancer, (ittice  331  MontjJomery,d\vl  1224  Union 

Bromley  William  P.,  captaui  steamer  Julia,  C.  S. 
NaV.  Co.,dwl  122 1  Clay 

Bvoramev  CX&we,,  ( Spreckels  &  Co.)  dwl  108  Ele- 
venth 

BROMMER  D.  &  CO.,  (Henry  Bremer)  groceries, 
liquors  and  market,  Nli  cor  Sixth  and  Bryant 

Brotnuier  Diederich,  (D.  Bromrner  dt  Co. J  dwl  770 
Bryant 

Bromrner  Henry,  (Bromrner  &  KortsJ  dwl  NE  cor 
Fianklin  and  Hayes 

Brommer  John,  (Bromrner  and  Hollin^sJ  dwl  cor 
Buc-liiinan  and  Bay 

Brommer  &  Hollings,  (.John  Brommer  and  Benja- 
min HoUingsJ  milkmen,  cor  Buchanan  and 
Bay 

Brouimer  &.  Korts,  (Henry  Brommer  and.  Henry 
Kor/xJ  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Franklin 
and  Hayes 

Bromweli  L.  L.,  special  agent  and  adjuster  Phoe- 
nix and  Home  Insurance  Go's,  424  California 

Broun  Benjaniin  R.,  porter  with  N.  P.  Cole  &  Co., 
dwl  435  Pine 

Bronn  John  F.,  saloon  and  lodgings,  1628  Stockton 

Brons  Peter,  laborer  with  James  McEwin,  dwl  630 
Pacific 

Bronsdon  Phineas,  roadmaster  S.  F.  &.  N.  P.  R.  R., 
dwl  17  Moss 

Bronson  John  F.,  Assistant  Secretary  State  Board 
Harbor  Commissioners,  414  Montgomery,  dw] 
cor  Bush  and  Cemetery  Avenue 

Bronui-  Pietro,  laborer  with  John  Jury  &  Bros,  524 
Merchant 

Broock  Signumd,  clerk  219  Battery,  dwl  570  Minna 

Brookes  Albert  M.,  delivery  clerk  San  Francisco 
Post  office,  dwl  .')8  Natoma 

Brookes  Samuel  M.,  portrait  painter  611  Clay,  dwl 
Beriiul  Hights 

Brookings  Joseph,  waiter  with  Emerson  Corville 
&.  Co 

Brookliue  House,  Michael  Farrell  proprietor,  217 
Broadway 

BROOKLYN  HOTEL,  Kelley  &  Wood  proprie- 
tors, 210  and  212  Bush 

BROOKLYN  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO.,  (mutufd) 
A.  J.  Bryant  &  Co.,  General  Agents,  office  240 
Montgomery 


Brooklyn  Park  Homestead  Association,  office  415 
Montgomeiy 

Brooks  A.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Brooks  Aaron,  furniture  mauufaclurer,  dwl  314 
Bush 

Brooks  Adam,  salesman  with  Cutting  &.  Co.,  dwl 
550  Natoma 

Brooks  Allen,  finisher  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 
837  Pacific 

Brooks  A.  S.,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 

Brooks  August,  carrier  Eisibth  District  postal  deliv- 
ery, dwl  4  St  Mary  Place 

Brooks  B.  C  ,  dwl  We'st  End 

Brooks  Bejijamin  H.,  attorney  at  law,  office  316 
California,  dwl  NW  cor  Chestnut  and  Jones 

BROOKS  BENJAMIN  S  ,  attorney  at  law,  office 
3,  4  and  5  Exchange  Building, "dwl  631    Har 

Brooks  Burgess,  laundry  man  with  James  Laidley, 
dwl  Filbert  near  Go'ugb 

Brooks  Charles,  saloon,  dwl  309  Chestnut 

Brooks  Charles,  shipjoiner,  Shipjoiners  Associa- 
tion, 713  Mission 

Brooks  Charles,  propr  Canterbury  Hall  824  Kearny 
dwl  S  s  Chestiuu  bet  Stockton  and  Powell 

Brooks  Charles  Wolcott,  merchant  and  consul  for 
Japjn,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 

Brooks  Eilmund,  ( Reid  \  B.)  dwl  1117  Washinszton 

Brooks  Edward,  telegraph  operator,  dwl  636  Com- 
mercial 

Brooks  E.  L.  B.,  attorney  at  law,  office  NW  cor 
Montgomery  and  Jackson 

Brooks  Elisha,  teacher,  dwl  1714  Pacific 

Brooks  Francis,  porter,  dwl  S  s  A.sli  ni-  Oclavia 

Bi'ooks  Frank,  dresser  with  I.  M.  Weutworih  &. 
Co.,  dwlcor  Goui;li  and  Page 

Brooks  George,  builder,  dwl  E  s  Kearny  bet  Lom- 
bard and  Chestnut 

Brooks  George  J.,  haruessmaker,  848  Howard,  dwl 
14  Quincy 

Brooks  Hemy,  laborer  with  Cole  &-  H.isliell,  dwl 
245  Bluxome 

Brooks  Henry  B.,  (Tay,B.  Sf  Backus)  dwl  766 
Folsom 

Brooks  Henry  E.,  porter  with  Bradley  &  Cockrill, 
dwl  924  Jackson 

Brooks  Heniy  S.,  miner,  dwl  W  s  Guerrero  ur 
Seventeenth 

Brooks  James,  real  estate,  dwl  125  Sansom 

Brooks  James,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  FoUom  bet 
Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second 

Brooks  James,  hatter  with  Robert  H.  Adams 

Brooks  James  K.,  produce,  121  Washington,  dwl 
28  Minna 

Brooks  John,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  12S  Kearny 

BROOKS  JOHN  L.,  merchant  tailor,  710  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  1015  Stockton 

Brooks  Joseph  A.,  expresswagon,  dwl  W  s  Ken- 
tucky nr  Sierra 

Brooks  Joseph  H.,  clerk,  dwl  510  Washington 

Bi'ooks  Joseph  H.,  wooldealer,  dwl  837  Pacific 

Brooks  Marifaret,  (colored)  (widow)  furnished 
rooms,  25  Stone 

Brooks  Max,  (Boston  Cracker  Co.)  dwl  938  Pol- 
go  m 

Brooks  M.  J.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  314  Bush 

BROOKS  NOAH,  editorial  department  Alta  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  926  Jackson 

Brooks  Norman  C.,  master  mariner,  dwl  120  O'Far- 
rell 

Brooks  Orion,  teacher  bookkeeping  Heald's  Busi- 
ness College,  dwl  lO-'Sj  Fol?om 

Brooks  Patrick,  hostler  City  Railroad,  dwl  Minna 
nr  Fifteenth 

Brooks  Robert  C,  distiller,  dwl  Islais  Creek  nr 
Ostego 

Brooks  Samuel,  bricklayer,  dwl  cor  Louisiana  and 
Sierra 

Brooks  Samuel  E.,  salesman  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 
Co.,  dwl  Bernal  Hights 


Before  the  evil  day  insure  in  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Boots  and  Shoes. 


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Brooks  SImdrach,  cutter  with  J.  L.  Brooks,  dwl  713 

Vallejo 
Brooks  Stephen  S.,  contractor,  olBce  425  Kearny, 

dwl  804  Bush 
Brooks  T.,  Iiostler  City  Railroad 
Brooks  Thaddeus  R.,  civil  engineer,  dwl  7'2l  Har 
BrooliB  Thomas  H.,  salesman  with  Jones  &  Co., 

dwl  S2i)  Mission 
Brooks  W.  H.  J  ,  peareher  records,  office  316  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  lOOH  Clay 
Brooks  Will,  clerk  U.  S.A.  Quartermaster,  dwl  631 

Harrison 
Brooks  William,  (Brnolcs  &  Go.)  dvvl  3  Rausch 
Brooks  William  H.,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Drumm  bet 

Clay  and  Merchant 
Brooks  VVilliani  M.,  shoemaker  with  Charles  Palmer, 

dwl  3.;5  Broadway 
Brooks  Wiiliain  P.,   carpenter  H.   C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
BROOKS  &  CO.,  (WilHnm  Brookxand  William 

Go}i<:h)  Howard  Street  Ste^m  Fuel  Company, 

SE  cor  Howard  and  Raiisch 
Bro[)hy  Ellen  Miss,  bakery,  1'224  Folsbni 
Brophy  John  B.,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Twenty  second 
Brophy  Michael,  (Brophy  &,  Bernn)  dwl  N  s  Bush 

bet  Franklin  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Brophy  Patrick,  hostler  with  George  Eggleton,  119 

Jackson 
BROPHY    &    BERNA,    (Mickoel    Brophy    and 

Frederick  Beruaj  proprietors  Kentucky  Livery 

Stable,  420  Pacilic 
Bros  George,  (Bros  &  Born)  dwl  6  Pratt  Coiu't 
Bros  .lacob,  hairdresser  with  Bros  ife  Born,  dwl  315 

Dupout 
Bros  tt  Born,   (George  Bros   and   Charles   Born) 

haiidressing  saloon  and  baths, 'J15  Sansorn 
Brose  Julius,  philosophic;il  instrument   maker  with 

William  Luudbert;,  dwl  4v!3  Bush 
Brosins  Hem-y,  l)ookbiiuier  with  E.  Bosqui  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Fell  and  Laguiui 
Brosnaban  Stephen,  laborer,  dwl  548  Natoma 
Biosiian  John  D.,  messenger,  dwl  150  Tehama 
Brosiian    Lizzie   Miss,   dressmaker    with    Mrs.    F. 

Uzuav,  dwl  S  s  King  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Brosnini  lUichael,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  King  bet  Third 

and  F'ourth 
Brothers  Michael,  hostler  City   Stables,  dwl  Minna 

bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Brotberton   Rol)ert,   caqjenter,  dwl  S  s  Broadway 

bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Brotherion    Robert,  clerk  with   Orr  &  Atkins,  dwl 

N  8  Broadway  nr  Polk 
Brotherton  Ttioinas    W.    Rev.,   rector  St.    John's 

Church,  dwl  11:2  Eleventh 
Brouders  Michael,  boilermaker,  dwl  610  Natoma 
Brougham  John,   hairdresser,  918  Dupont,  dwl  312 

Green 
B  rough  ton  Napoleon  L.,  dwl  1026  Bush 
Brou><st  Chai  les,  laborer,  dwl  S  W  cor  Broadway  and 

Dupont 
Brouihers  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Miller  Place 
Browden    Patrick,    laborer     Laborers'   Protective 

Benevolent  Association,  Irish  American  Hall 
Browell  James,  shipcalker,  dwl  425  Greenwich 
Browell  Jeremiah, clerk  with  Edmund  Scott,  dwl 

217  Lombard 
Browell  Jeremiah,  carpenter  and  builder,  612  Com- 
mercial, dwl  217  Lombard 
Brower  Audiew   J.,  with   Harry  Black,  dwl  432 

Green 
Blower  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  N  a  Grove  nr  Octavia 
Brower  Celsus,  clerk  mustering  and  disbursing  of- 
fice 224  Kearny,  dwl  839  Mission 
Brower  U.miel    R.,   bakery,  NE  cor  Vallejo  and 

Stockton 
Brower  Robert  R.,  painter,  dwl  532  Green 
Brown  Aaron,  teacher   Hebrew  and  German,  dwl 
115  Geary 


Brown  Abraham    B.,  carpenter  California  Mills, 

dwl  517  Howard 
Brown  Abraham  B.,  (colored)  hairdresser  with  Isaac 

G.  Gary,  dwl  1508  Mason 
Brown  Agnes  Mrs.,  proprietress  Columbia  Hotel, 

741  Market 
Brown   Albert,  laborer  with  Bertz  &   Co.,  dwl  58 

Jessie 
Brown  Alexander,  engineer,  dwl  617  Davis 
Brown    Alexander,  (Brown   &    (Jurrier)  dwl  741 

Market 
Brown  Alexander  B.,  shipderk,  dwl  219  Ritch 
Brown  Alexander  H.,  clerk,  dwl  Meiggs'  Wharf 
Brown  Alfred,  laborer,  dwl  422  O'Farrell 
Brown   Alonzo  F.,  fancy  goods,  304  ^'Battery,  dwl 

404  Sixth 
Brown  Alonzo  Fitch,  with  E.  O.  Brown,    dwl  3 

Chatham  Place 
Brown  Andrew,  longshoreman,  dwl  NE  cor  First 

and  Frederick 
Brown  Andrew  D.,  liqnor  saloon,  S  a  Jackson  bet 

Davis  and  Drumm 
Brown  Anne,  (widow)  seamstress,  dwl  40  Clara 
Brown  Archibald,  tinsmith  with  Thomas  Bertram, 

dwl  216  Third 
Brown  August,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Brown   Augustus  F.  H.,  machinist,  dwl  9  William 
Brown  B.  B.  drayman,  dwl  E  s  Jones  nr  O'Farrell 
Brown  Benjamin,  teamster  with  U.  S.  Drayman 
Brown  Benjamin  B.,  painter,  dwl  783Maiket 
Brown  Benjamin  W.,  (Smith,  B.  &   (Jo.)  dwl  961 

Hariison 
BROWN   BRAINARD  C,  reporter  Evening  Bul- 
letin, dwl  32  Fourth 
BROWN  BROTHERS*  CO.,  (Morris  and  Lewis 

Brown  and  B'lhr   Sheidcman)  agents   Oregon 

City  Woolen  Mills,  24  Sanstmi 
Brown  Brown,  carpenter,  dwl  1821  Howard 
Brown  Calvin,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  1606  Leaven- 
worth 
Brown  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Mission  nr  Six- 
teenth 
Brown  Catherine  C,  (widow)    dwl  C25  Larkin  nr 

Ellis 
Brown  Catherine  K.,  (widow)  dwl  373  Brannan 
Brown  Charles,  barkeeper  with  Peter  Ramsey,  104 

Steuart 
Brown  Charles,  barkeeper  with  Stoddard  &  Merkle, 

dwl  113  Tehama 
Brown  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  23  Rausch,  rear 
Bx'owii  Charles,  clerk  with  J.  H.  Kessnig,  dwl  cor 

Eusr  and  Market 
Brown  Charles,  fireman  S.  S.  Pelican,  North  Pac. 

Trans.  Co 
Brown  Charles,  fisherman,  dwl  2  California,  rear 
Brown  Charles,  housemover,  dwl  444  Sixth 
Brown  Charles,  liquor  saloon  and  restaurant,  SWcor 

East  and  Merchant 
Brown  Charles,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Brown  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Brown  Charles,  mariner, dwl  407  Drumm 
Brown  Charles,  porter,  217  Battery,  dvvl  621  Cal 
BROWN  CHARLES,  real  estate," dwl  W  s  Dolores 

bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Brown  Cliarles,  stoves  aud  tinware,  724  Market, 

dwl  326  Ellis 
Brown  Charles,  waiter,  431  Pine 
Brown  Charles,  (Smilh  &  B.)  dwl  415  Union 
Brown  Charles  A.,  collector  Charter  Oak  Life  Ins. 

Co.,  331  Montgomery 
Brown  Ch:irle»  E. ,  clerk  S.  F.  Package  Express, 

dwl  1627  Mission 
Brown  Charles  F.,  draughtsman  with  Lt.  Col.  R.  S. 

Williamson,  res  Oakland 
Brown  Charles  F.,  real  estate  agent,   office  24  Mer- 
chants' Exchange,  dwl  66  Clementina 
Brown  Charles  I  ,  laborer,  dwl  101  Jessie 
Brown  Charles  M..  express  wagon,  cor  Sixth  and 

Folsom,  dwl  139  Shipley 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Pocket  Cutlery  and  Scissors. 


MASON  &  POIiTjABD'S  PILLS  euro  Fever  and  Ague. 


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Brown  Clinrlcs  M..  shipjiinji:  and  comniiBsion  a<>rent, 

SVV  cor  Hariisou  and  Spear,  dwl  15()  Perry 
Brown  ('haiit-s  P.,  cook  with  Charles  Brown,  SW 

cor  East  and  Mevcliant 
Brown  Cliaiies  P.,  laboi-er  with  Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl 

17  Clinton 
Brown  Cliesler,  {Brown  &   Wells  J  dwl  463  Bryant 
Brown  Clnisiian.  master  mariner,  dwl  134  Perry 
Brown  Clnif<lopher,  mariner,  dwl  "i'Z  Sienart 
Browu  Cide,  compositor  with  B.  F.  Sterett,  dwl  NE 

coi-  Stevenson  and  Fourth 
Brown  Daniel,  lanndrynian  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Blown  Daniel  T..  balier  with  Deeth,  Starr  &,  Camp- 
hell,  dwl  15  Nevada 
Brown  David,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League.  128  Kearny 
Brown  David,  varnisher,  dwl  (i  Tyson  Place 
Brown  David  B.,  dealer  coopeis' 'stocl;,  427  Davis, 

dwl  137  Chestnut 
Brown  David  L.,  { Munfrcy  &  Co.)  dwl  837  Mission 
Brown  David  P.  Jr.,  drayman  with  Brocas,  Perliius 

&  Frank,  dwl  101  Jessie 
Brown  Dt'uton  D.,  surveyor,  dwl  913  Clay 
Brown    Doimhis    J.,    janitor    British    Benevolent 

Society,  dwl  315  Union 
Brown  Elien,  jiaper  ruler  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  c&  Co., 

dwl  114  Minna 
BROWN  EDfiAR  O.,  real  estate,  office  535  Clay, 

dwl  3  Chatham  Place 
Brown  Edward,  hroomniaber  with  M.  Zan  &  Co., 

dwl  QSi  California 
Brown  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  517  Howard 
Brown  Edward,  cook  S.  S.  California,  N.  P.  T.  Co 
Brown  Edwaid,   engineer  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &. 

Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  California  and  Devisadero 
Brown  lulwavd,   oysterman  with   George  Mayes, 

dwl  309  Stockton 
Brown  Edwin,  clerk,  SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Bush, 

dwl  11)27  Mission 
Brown  Edwin  T.,  hootmaker  with  I.  M.  Wentworth 

&  Co..  dwl  54  Third 
Brown    E.    F.    Miss,    assistant    teacher    Broadway 

Grammar  School,  res  Oakland 
Brown  Eleiinor  Mrs.,  (colored)  dwl  28  Stone 
Brown  Elizabeth  Miss,  (colored)  dwl  cor  Lombard 

and  Gon,u;h 
Brown  Elizabeth   Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  277  Stev- 
enson 
Brown  Eiizaheth,  (widow)  dwl  333  Beale 
Brown  Emiiiet,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl 

'J8G  Stevenson 
Brown  Francis  A.,  farmer,  dwl  Overland  House 
Brown  Kiank,  boatman,  dwl  433  Union 
Brown  Frank,  carpenter,  H.  C.  Leaqne.  123  Kearny 
Brown    Fr^mk,    expresswagon    cor   Howard    and 

Stenart,  dwl  E  s  Spear  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Brown  Fraid<  Q., butcher  cor  Ritch  and  Bryant,  dwl 

609  Bryant 
Brown    Fivderick,  clerk   with  Peter  N.  Ryan,  dwl 

4:21  Folsom 
Brown  Frederick,  expresswagon,  dwl  144   Steuart, 

lear 
Brown    Frederick  T.,  driver  Potreio  and  Bay  View 

R.  R.,  dwl  W  sTennessee  bet  Solano  and  Butte 
Brown  George,  diiver,  dwl  742  Market. 
Brown  Geoige,  real  estate,  dwl  251  Third 
Blown  Georae  F.,  porter  with  Wilmerding  &  Kel- 
logg, dwl  340  Third 
Brown  George  T.,  (G.   T.  Brown  <fc   Co.)  dwl  727 

Cliv 
Brown   Gideon  H.,  dentist,  office  223  Fifth,  dwl  844 

Folsom 
Brown  Gordon,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128Kearnv 
BROWN  G.  T    &  CO,  lithographers,  540  Clay 
Brown  Gusiaf  O.,  colfee  saloon,  32  Steuart 
Biown  Gustavus  R.  A.,  merchant,  dwl  945  Howard 
Brown   G.   W.,    (c(di)red)    expresswagon  SW  cor 

Clay  and  Kearny,  dwl  924  Washington 
Brown  Hamilton,  porter  with  Brittan,  Holbrcok  & 

Co.,  dwl  109  California 


Brown  Harvey  S.,  bind  agent  Central  Pacilic  R.  R. 

Co.,  office  419  Calif()inia,  resides  Oakland 
Brown   Henry,  barkeeper  wilii  Adam  Smith,  dwl 

515  Sacramento 
Brown  Henry,  boatman, dwl  SWcor  Front  and  Wash 
Brown  Henry,  brewer,  dwl  434  Broadway 
Bi'own  Henry,  cook,  dwl  7  Washington 
Brown  Henry,  lifjuor  saloon,  130  Pacific 
Brown  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  26  Stenart, 
Brown  Henry,  proprietor  Brown's  Hotel,  S  8  Clark 

bet  Drumm  and  Davis 
Brown  Henrv,  salesman,  dwl  E  s  Shotwell  bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 
Brown  Henry,  salesman  with  Mitchell  &  Bell,  dwl 

126  Bernard 
Brown   Henrv,  special  policeman,  dwl   Oregon  nr 

East 
Brown  Henry  A.,  mariner,  dwl  Precita  Avenue  nr 

Howard 
Brown   Henry   C,   fBrotcn    Sf   Wilson)  dwl  617 

Mission 
Brown   Henry  J.,  expresswagon,  dwl  N  s  Rose  bet 

Goutrh  and  Octavia 
Brown  H.  G.,  Lt.  U.  S.  A.,  office  SW  cor  Market 

and  Third,  dwl  Point  San  Jose 
Brown  Hugo,  dressmaker,  dwl  822  Clay 
Brown  Hymai),  merchant,  410  Sac,  dwl  310  Sixth 
Brown   Ireson   C.,  (Brown  Sf  HuKney)   dwl   W   e 

GueiTero  between  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Brown    Isaac   W.    W.,  market  SW  cor  Eighth  and 

Clementina,  dwl  35  Oak  Grove  Avenue 
Brown  J.,  deck  hand  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  stm  dredger 
Brown  Jared  C,  blacksmith,  cor  Twenty-sixth  and 

Nebraska 
Brown  James,  blacksmith,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co 
Brown  James,  cartman,  cor  Green  and  Battery 
Brown  James,  clerk  with  Jjeonard  &  Co 
Brown  James,  driver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  507 

Eighth 
Brown  James,  laborer  San   Francisco   Wool   Ex- 
change, dwl  503  V^allejo 
Brown  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  SE  cor  John  and 

Brannau 
Brown  James,  upholsterer,  dwl  227  Green 
Brown  James  A.,  clerk,  dwl  25  Stockton  Place 
Brown  James  A.,  drayman.  315  Front,  dwl  9  Riley 
Brown   James    E.,    (coloied)    messenger    Custom 

House,  dwl  10  Scotland 
Browu  James  E.   B.,   carpenter,   dwl   Steiuer    in- 

Hayes 
Brown  James  F.,  carpenter  California  Mills,  dwl  327 

Bush 
Browu  James  H.,  patternmaker  Miners'  Foundry, 

dwl  445  Fifth 
Brown  James  L.,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  E  s  Capp  bet 

Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Brown   James    R.,    (colored)    hairdressinir    saloon 

Brooklyn  Hotel,  dwl  1 1 08  Powell 
Brown  James  S.,  dwl  S  s  Shipley  bet  Eighth  and 

Ninth 
Brown  James  S.,  porter  with  J.  &  J.  Spruance,  dwl 

923J  Harrison' 
Brown  James  W.,  furniture,  7  Fourth, dwl  81  Fourth 
Brown  J.  B.,  dwl  Branch  House 
Browu  J.  B  ,  chief  engineer  S.  S.  Gussie  Telfair, 

North  Pacific  Transportation  Co. 
Brown  J.  E.,  laboiei- Custom  House 
Brown  Jennie  Miss,  hairdresser  with  Mrs.  C.  M. 

Chapman,  dwl  913  Stockton 
Brown  Jesse,  fireman  Cal.  Pac.  R.  R.  Co.'s  str  New 

World,  dwl  406  Vallejo 
Brown  Jesse  P.,  barkeeper  with  Henrj'  A.  Nelson, 

dwl2llSieveM.^on 
Brown  J.  O.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  530  Green 
Brown  John,  atiornev  at  law,  dwl  21 1  Green 
Brown  John,  baker,  dwl  Ns  Oregon  bet  Front  and 

Davis 
Brown  John,  barkeeper,  dwl  Ws  Capp  nr  Twenty- 
second 


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Brown  Jolni,  boatman,  dwl  lOfi  Jackson 

Brown  John,  boiler  maker  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

Palmer  nr  Thirty-First 
Brown  John,  (colored)  l)oofblack,  3  Fourth 
Blown  John,  bootmaker  with  James  H.  Swain,  dwl 

917  Suiter,  rear 
Brown  John,  butcher,  dwl  320  Beale 
Brown  John,  clerk  with  Meigs  &.  Gawley,  dwl  53 

Clementina 
Brown  John,  deck  hand  strar  El  Capitan,  Oakland 

Ferry,  dwl  Urunun  bet  Jackson  &  Pacific 
Brown  Joim,  diiver  Central  R.R.  Co., dwl  24  Clinton 
Brown  John,  t^ardener,  dwl  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Brown  John,  laborer,  dwl  13  Baldwin  Court 
Brown  John,  laborer,  dwl  115  Vallejo 
Brown  John,  liouor  saloon,  13  Third,  dwl247Stev 
Brown  Jolin,  longshoreman,  dwl  533  Commercial 
B  own  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Brown  John,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Brown  John,  mariner,  dwl  SE  cor  Mariposa  and  In. 

diana 
Brown  .lolin,  stevedore,  bds  127  Jackson 
Brown  John,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Brown  Jnhn,  waiter  Lick  House 
Browu  John,  f Brown  i!j-  JohnnonJ  dwl  1422  Pacific 
Brown  John  A.,  messenger  S.  F.  Transfer  Co.,  dwl 

208  Aloiitgomery 
Brown  John  A  ,  salesmnn,  dwl  118  Geary 
Brown  John  U,,  stonecutter,  dwl  1008  Market 
Brown  John  B.,  (Brown  &   Dniiker)  dwl  320  Beale 
Brown  John  D.,  baker  with  Thomas  J.  Cbadbourne, 

1^12Duront 
Brown. loll  n  D  ,  liquor  saloon.  112  First 
Brown  J(.hn  l<\,  fHiealcr  &  B.)i.\\y\  1707  Dupont 
Brown  John  H.,  shipwright,  dwl  508  Howard 
Brown  John  K.,  captain  stmr  Antelope,  C.S.  Nav.Co 
Brown  John  L.,  laborer,  dwl  Fair  Av  nr  Cal  Av 
Brown  John  Murray,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  918 

Pacific 
Blown  John  0.,  laboi'er,  dwl  530  Green 
Brown  John  W.,  chief  operator  Western  Union  Tel. 

Co.,  dwl  St.  James  Hotel 
Brown  Joseph,  compositor  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  dwl  917  Sutter 
Brown  Joseph,  laborer  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 

Francisco  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Brown  Joseph,  waiter  Rnss  House 
Brown  Joseph    L.,   gardener,   dwl    W    s    Bernal 

Highta  nr  Twenty-eighth 
Brown  J.  Thompson,  hariiessmaker  with  R.  C.  Kirby 

&  Co.,  dwl  9  Garden 
Brown  Julia  B.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Fourth  St. 

Primary  School,  dwl  809  Mission 
Brown  Lawrence  A.,  broker,  dwl  14  Third 
Brown    Lewis,   (Brown    Bros,    dk    Go. J   dwl   824 

O' Fa  ire  II 
Brown  Louis,  laborer,  dwl  144  Steuart,  rear 
Brown   Louis,  mariner,  dwl  SW  cor  Market  and 

Steuart 
Brown  M.  Augusta  Mrs.,  fashion  patterns,  14  Third 
Brown    Margaret,    (widow;   dwl  S  s  Mission  bet 

Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
Brown  Margaret  Mrs  ,  laundress,  dwl  818  Jackson 
Brown  Maria,  (colored)  (widow)  nurse,  dwl  1616 

Leavenworth 
Brown  Maria  T.,  (widow)  dwl  317  Ritch 
Brown  Mark,  calker,  Calkers'  Ass'n,  713  Mission 
Brown  Martha,  (colored  widow)  dwl  913  Stockton 
Brown  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  135  Post 
Brown  Matthew,  plasterer,  Plasterers'  Pro.  Asso- 
ciation, 727  Market 
Brown  Midiael,  drayman,  dwl  138  Silver 
Brown  Michael,  laboi-er,  dwl  216  Francisco,  rear 
Blown  Michael,  watchman  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

397  Eighth 
Brown  Morris,  (Brown  Brothers  <fc  Co.,  and  Tok- 

las,  Hahn  4-  5.;  dwl  822  0'Farrell 
Brown  Moses  P.,  harnessmaker  with  Main  &  Win- 
chester, dwl  404  Sixth 


Brown  Nathiin,  (Brown  <&  Hutchinson)  dwl  S  8 

Bryant  nr  Downey 
Brown  Nicholas,  l.i borer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  lie- 
finery,  dwl  3  Lick  Alley 
Brown  Oscar,  laborer  with  S.  S.  Butler,  dwl  1009 

Kearny 
Brown  Peter,  housemover,  dwl  927  Washington 
Brown   Peter,  ironmolder,   dwl   W   s  Janseu   bet 

Lombard  and  Greenwich 
Brown    Peter  N.,  maciiiuist  California  Theater,  dwl 

613  Bush 
Brown  Raphael,  bookkeeper  24  Sansom,  dwl  824 

O'Farrell 
Brown  Reuben  W.,  foreman  with  Smith,  Brown  & 

Co.,  dwl  961  Harrison 
Brown  Richard,  real  estate,  dwl  818  Green 
Brown    Richard,  deputy  sheriff  City  Hall,  dwl  S  s 

Turk  bet  Pierce  and  Steiner 
Brown  Richard,  farmer,  dwl  N  s  Greenwich  near 

Scott 
Brown  Richard,  fruits  and  vegetables,  SE  cor  Fifth 

and  Shipley 
Brown  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  116  Shipley 
Brown  Richaid,  stevedore.  Riggers'  and  Stevedores' 

Ass'n,  429  Pacific 
Brown  Richaid  T.,  painter  with  Wilson  tfc  B;o  , 

dwl  8  Antliony 
Brown  R.  Nelson,  jobber  domestic  goods,  dwl  641 

Stevenson 
Brovi'ii  Robert,  cook,  dwl  152  Silver 
Brown  Hobert,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Brown  Robert,  porter  with  T.  H.  Hatch  &  Co.,  dwl 

1321  Montgomery 
Brown  Robert,  salesman  with  Keane,  O'Connor  & 

Co.,  dwl  233  Stevenson 
Brown  Robert  L.,  sawyer  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl 

178  Perry 
Brown  Robert  R.,  (colored)   bootblack,  dwl  1504 

Stockton 
Brown  Robert  T.,  extraman  Hose  Co.  No.  5,  S.  F. 

F.  D. 
Brown  Robert  T.,  whitener,  dwl  W  s  Alabama  nr 

Twenty-fourth 
BROWN   ROLAND   G.,  agent  Grover  &  Baker 

Sewing  Machine  Co.,  116  Mont,  dwl  532  Geary 
Brown  Samuel,  broker,  dwl  208  Post 
Brown  Samuel,  (coloi-ed)  seaman,  dwl  751  MLiision 
Brown  Samuel,  special  policeman,  dwl  403  Beale 
Brown  Samuel,  stevedore,  dwl  E  s  White  Place  nr 

Bryant 
Brown  Samuel  E.,  compositor  S.  F.  News  Letter, 

dwl  1203  Bush 
Brown  Samuel  H.,  clerk,  dwl  227  Green 
Brown  Samuel  H.,  farmer,  office  304  Montgomery 
Brown  Seth,  carpenter,  dwl  SE  cor  Steiner  and 

Ellis 
Brown  S.  L.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Tenth  Street 

Grammar  School,  dwl  215  Jones 
Brown  Spencer  R.,  decorator,  dwl  533  Commerciiil 
Blown  Stephen  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  703  Folsoin 
Brown  Stephen  G.,  hairdressing  saloon,  202  Fourth 
Brown  Sylvester  B.,  drayman  with  J.  A.  Brown, 

dwl  '1207  Clay 
Brown  Theodore,  clerk  Tax  Collector's  office.  City 

Hall,  dwl  1418  Powell 
Brown  Theodore,  proprietor  Dresdener  House,  337 

Bush 
Brown  Theodore,  extraman  stmr  No.  1  S.  P.  F.  D., 

dwl  cor  Clay  and  Prospect  Place 
Brown  Theodore  A.  P.,  clerk  with  Charles  Baum, 

dwl  1628  Stockton 
Brown  Thomas,  assistant  cashier  Bank  California, 

dwl  907  Sutter 
Brown  Thomas,  calker  and  shipcarpenter,  dwl  N  s 

Dorland  Lane  bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Brown  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  1  Jasper  Place 
Brown  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  7783  Harrison 
Brown  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Washington  bet 

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Brown  Thomas,  longshoreman,  dwl  SW  cor  Market 

and  E:ist 
Brown  Thonins,  packer  with  Wangeiiheitn,  Stern- 

lieim  &  Co.,  dwl  614  Natoma 
Brown  ThouiHS,  porter  California  Market,  dwl  6 

Virginia  Place 
Bi'own  Thomas,  salesman  with  Tieadwell  &  Co., 

dwl  919  Sutter 
Brown  Thomas,  stevedore,  Riggers  and  Stevedores' 

AssnciHtion,  4"i9  Pacific 
Brown  Thonins  A.,  (Brown  &  Otto)  dwl  N  s  Na- 
toma bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Brown  Thomas  S.,  carpenter,    dwl  McAllister  nr 

Buchanan 
Brown  W.,  engraver,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Brown  Waller,  butcher  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co., 

(iwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 
Brown  Walter  S.,  ( Phillips,  B.  &    Co.)  dwl  1606 

Leavenworth 
Brown  W.  Hall,  capitalist,  dwl  T.'il  Clay 
Blown  W.  Hall  .Jr.,  pilot,  dwl  751  Clay 
Brown  Wilber  K.,  drayman,  dwl  230  Perry 
Brown  Wilhelniina,  (vvidow)  dwl  144  Steuart,  rear 
Brown   Willard  B.,  compositor  Monitor,  dwl  930 

Folsom 
Brown  William,  (colored)  bootblack  with  Alexan- 
der Fert(U8on,  214  Montgomery 
Brown  Willi  nn,  capitalist,  dwl  20  Sansom 
Brown   William,   carpenter,   H.    C.    League,  128 

Kearny 
Brown     VVilliam,     carriagemaker    with     Eugene 

James,  dwl  837  Folsonj 
Brown  William,  cigars  and  tobacco,  41  Third,  dwl 

909  Howard 
Brown  William,  cigardealer,  dwl  1036  Howard 
Brown  Willium,  clerk,  dwl  122  Taylor 
Brown  Williiini,  cooper  with  A.  S.  Gordon,   dwl 

NE  cor  Front  and  Sacramento 
Blown  William,  crockery,  dwl  S  s  Turk  nr  Hyde 
Brown   William,  dockmaster,  dwl  cor  Sierra  and 

Maryland 
Brown  William,  driver  S.  F.  Transfer  Co.,  dwl  742 

JlarUet, 
Brown  William,  laborer,  dwl  23  Clara 
Brown    William,    laborer,   dwl  E  s  Valencia    nr 

Southern  Pac.  li.  R.  depot 
Brown  William,   lal)orer  S.   F.  Cordage  Factory, 

dwl  Iowa  nr  Nevada 
Bro.vn  William,  laborer  with  Adams  tfe  Co.,  dwl 

28 i  Garden 
Brown  William,   mariner,  dwl  SW  cor  Main  and 

Riiicoii  Court 
Brown  VVilliam,  mariner,  dwl  Serpentine  Avenue 

nr  Hari'ison 
Brown  William,  porter  -with  Matthew  F.  Smith, 

dwl  228  Mission 
Brown  William,  sawmaker,  222  Jackson,  dwl  1808 

Taylor 
Brown   William,  stevedore,   dwl  N  s  Shipley  nr 

Tenth 
Brown  William,  tenmster  with  Isadore  Gutte,  dwl 

Perry  nr  Fourth 
Brown  William,  watch  brushmaker,  dwl  113  Second 
Brown  William  A.,  (colored)    barber,  dwl  10  Vir- 
ginia 
Brown  William  A.,  engineer,  dwl  419  Fremont 
Brown  Willium  C,  veheelwright,  dwl  22  Sumner 
Brown  William  D.,  mining  engineer,  dv^'l  42  Sixth 
Brown  William   D.,  soap  manufacturer,  office  27 

Commercial,  dwl  28^  Giirden 
Brown  William  F.,  teamster,  pier  3  Steuart,  dwl 

21  Rar.sch,  rear 
Brown    William    H.,   contractor   night  work,  211 

Sutter,  dwl  S  s  Market  nr  Ninth 
Brown  William  H.,  salesman  with  Treadwell  &  Co., 

dwl  1417  Hyde 
Brown  William  H.,  shoemaker,  dwl  54  Third 
Brown  William  H.,  (Brown  &    Arnold,)  dwl  605 

Howard 


Brown  William  J.  A.,  contractor,  dwl  W  s  First 

Av  bet  Filleenth  and  Sixteenth 
Brown  William  M.,  mining  engineer,  dwl  3  Park 

Avenue 
Brown  William  P.,   groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 
Mason  and  .Jackson,  (and  Brown  &    Santini) 
dwl  1 14  Bernard 
Brown  William   P.,  policeman,  City  Hall,  dwl  45 

Louisa 
Brown   William  S.,  (colored)  bootblack,   106  Sixth, 

dwl  1014  Stockton 
Brown  William  W.,  printer,  dwl  1114  Market 
BROWN  &  ARNOLD,  (VVilliam  H.  Brown  and 

CyruH  Arnold)  fruits  and   vegetables,  30  and 

31  California  Market 
Brown  &  Cm-rier,  (Alexander   Brown  and  Albert 

Currier)  t)ntchers,  46  Washington  Market 
Brown  &  DunUer,  (John  B.   Brown  &   Ckriatopher 

Blinker)  Brown's  Market,  NE  cor  Folsoin  and 

Fremont 
Brown  &  Huseey,  (Ireson  C.  Brown  and  Albion  C. 

Huxaey)  carpenters,  707  Market 
Brown  &  Hutchinson,  (Nathan   Brown  and  T.  R. 

Hutchinson)    importers  and  jobbers  clothing, 

1081iattery 
Brown  &,  Johnson,  (John  Brown  and  Peter  John- 
son) S.  F.  Restaurant,  923  Kearny 
BROWN    &    OTTO,    (Thomas    A.'  Brown    nnd 

Richard   Otlo)  photographic  gallery,  28  Third 
Brown  &  Santnii,  (William  P.  Brown  and   John 

Santini)    groceries  and   liquors,   SE  cor   l)u- 

pont  and  Clav 
BROWN  &  WELLS,  (Chester  Frown  and  Asa  R. 

Wells)    stair  builders,  411  Misdon 
Brown  &  Wilson,  (Henry  G .  Brown   and.   William 

H.    Wilson)  asnhallum  roolintr,  614  Mission 
BROWNE  DAVli)    S.,   printer,"  bookbinder    nnd 

dealer  stationery  etc.,  207  Clay,  dwl  1018  Taylor 
Browne  Edward,  cook  steamer  California,  dwl  118 

Shipley 
Browne  Frederick  A.,  clerk,  dwl  815  Montgomery 
Biowne  George,  civil  eutiineer,  dwl  913  Clay 
Browne  George,  painter,  dwl  1034  Folsom 
Browne  Jame:<  C,  cooper,  dwl  507  Eighth 
Brown  John  D,  deputy  suivevor  San  Mateo  Co., 

office  302  Montgomery,  dwl  266  Miima 
Browne  Philip,  ni-^Hit,  watchman,  dwl  SE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Filbert 
Browne   Samuel  C,   salesman  with  C.  C.  Perkins, 

dwl  126  Perry 
Browne  Thomas  A.,  mariner,  dwl  cor  Courtlandand 

North  Av 
Brownell  Charlotte  S.,  (widow)  dwl  261  First 
Browning  August,  gun  and  locksmith,  653  Washing- 
ton, dwl  15011  Leavenworth 
Browning   George  W.,  salesman.  321  Montgomery 
Browning  Jacob,  drayman,  111  Front,  dwl  SW  cor 

McAllister  and  Larkin 
Brownnig  .Jeremiah,  drayman,  111  Front,  dwl   SW 

cor  McAllister  and  Larkin 
BrovfiuugJohM,  (Browning  &  Klein)  dv/\  NW  cor 

Folsom  and  Twenty -second 
Browning  William,   wines  and  liquors,  541  Clay, 

dwl  771  Folsom 
Browning  &  li.\e\n,  f  John  Browninsr  and   Ernest 

Klein)  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Folsom 

and  Twenty  second 
Brownlee  Janies  S.,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Diamond  nr 

Nineteenth 
Brownlee   John,  sign  and  ship  painter,  SW    cor 

Front  and  Washington 
Brown's  Hotel,  S  s  Clark  bet  Davis  and  Drumm 
Brownstein  George  (E.  Goslinsky  &  Co.,)  dwl  1017 

Post 
Brownstein  George  &  Bro.,  (merchants.  Red  Bluff) 

office  219  Battery 
Brownstone  Isaac,  (of  I.  Broioiistone  &  Bro.,  Santa 

Cruz  and   Wulsonville)  dwl  1002  Larkin 
Brownstone  Moses,  dwl  1002  Larkin 


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Bro/.ius  Frederick,  barkeeper  with  F.  Borman,  dwl 
I'JO  Vii'uiniii 

Brnce  Alexander,  tinsmith  with  G.  &  W.  Snook, 
dwl  E  8  Liigiina,  bet  Bush  and  Pine 

Brnce  Ch;iiles,  saddler  with  Main  &.  Winchester, 
dwl  783  Market 

BriK-e  David,  cjirpenfer,  H.  C.  Lensjne,  128  Kearny 

BliUCK  DONALD,  book  and  job  printer,  534 
Commercial,  dwl  1016  LarUin 

Brnce  Henry,  longshoreman,  dwl  5  Goodsell  Place 

Bruce  Henry,  maviner,  dwl  3"2  Stenart 

Bruce  Herbt-rt  E.,  dairyman  with  Murray  &  Noble, 
dwl  cor  Old  San  .lose  Koad  and  Thirtieth 

Bruce  James  H.,  captain  schooner  Sarah,  dwl  1218 
Jackson 

Bruce  Joim,  calker  Ship  Calkers'  Association,  Ex- 
celsior Hall 

Brnce  Lewis  P.,  painter,  725  Broadway,  rear 

Bruce  Lorin>r  U.,  IVnit  dealer,  dwl  Nfi  cor  Chatta- 
noo^'a  and  Tweiitylourth 

Bruce  Ralph,  cook  S.  S.  Senator,  North  Pac.  Trans- 
portation Co. 

Bruce  Kohert,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Laguua  bet  Bush 
and  Pine 

Bruce  Robert,  clerk  with  Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co., 
dwl  3  Seventh 

Bruce  Robert,  marbleworker  with  John  Daniel  & 
Co 

Bruce  Robert  Jr.,  niarblecutter,  dwl  E  s  Laguua 
bet  Bush  and  Pine 

Bruce  Wasliington,  shoemaker  with  John  Irwin, 
dwl  111)  Silver 

Bruce  Willinm,  carpenter,  dwl  127  Jackson 

Bruce  William,  welldigger,  dwl  Jersey  bet  Castro 
and  Nob 

Bruck  Alexander  A.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  NE 
cor  Broadway  and  Powell 

Bruckmaini  Henry,  liquors,  1007  Battery 

Briickner  John,  news  agent,  dwl  304  Jackson 

Brueck  Hermann  Rev.,  pastor  German  Metliodist 
Church,  dwl  86-1  Folsom 

Bruer  .John,  tanner  with  Funcke  &  Wasserman,  dwl 
NE  cor  Eighth  and  Brannan 

Brugge  Jacob,  c.irpenler,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Bruggemau  Henry,  asphaltum  roofer,  dwl  31  Lang- 
ton 

Brufrgemann  Henry,  cutter  with  Isidor  Eisenberg, 
dwl  5t).')  Union 

Bruggy  Patrick,  teamster,  dwl  N  s  Bryant  nr  Bry- 
ant Av 

Brulin  Hans  P.,  mariner,  dwl  156  Stenart 

Brnhn  William,  imiriner,  dwl  7  Washington 

Bruhns  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  S  s  Greenwich  bet 
Montgomery  and  Sansom 

Bruinagini  Jacob  H.,  merchant,  office  36  Montgom- 
ery Blociv,  res  Bear  Valley,  Mariposa  county 

BRUMAGIM  JOHN  W.,  attorney  at  law  and  gen- 
eral agent  Great  Western  Life  Insurance  Co., 
office  36  and  37  Mont  Block,  dwl  1315  Mason 

Bruman  Aaron,  fruit  peddler,  dwl  E  s  Ociavia  nr 
Oak 

Brnmtield  Bvrd,  farmer,  dwl  325^  Bush 

BRUM  FIELD  WILLIAM  H.,  attorney  at  law, 
office  612  Clay,  <lwl  -115  Capp 

Brumley  C.  R.,  dwl  1-128  California 

Brumley  M.  I.  Jlifs,  assistant  teacher  Drumm  Street 
Primary  School,  dwl  1428  California 

Brnnil  Simon,  porter,  222  Cal,  dwl  404  Stockton 

Brumnier  C.  A.,  earlier  Morning  Call 

Brummer  John,  workman  California  Sugar  Refin- 
ery, cor  Bryant  and  Eighth 

Brumnier  Ch.,  workman  California  Sugar  Refinery, 
cor  Bryant  and  Eighth 

Brundage  tharles,  waiter  538  Clay,  dwl  N  s  Teha- 
ma nr  Second 

Brune  August,  cigar  manufacturer,  717  Sansom 

Brune  August,  {Brune  &  Lemcke)  dwl  129  Fourth 

Brune  Henry,  Central  Saloon,  NW  cor  Kearny  and 
Geary,  dwl  115  Morton 


Brune  &  \jQxnvk&,(  Angnsit  Brune  and  Otto  Lemcke) 

hairdressing  saloon,  129  Fourth 
Bruner  Adam,  dairyman  with  N.   Simouds,  dwl  cor 

Twenty-fourth  and  Vermont 
BRUNER  B.  P.,  snpeiintendent  Pacific  Rolling  Mill, 

3  Front,  b%ls  Occidental  Hotel 
Bruner  Eugene,  wagon,  cor  Broadway  and  Dnpont 
Bruner  John,  bricklayer.  Bricklayers'  Association, 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Hill 
Bruner  John,  harnessnniker,  dwl  428  Pacific 
Bruner  J.  S.,  bricklayer.  Bricklayers'  Assiciation, 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Hall 
Bruner  Louis,  brewer  with  Charles  Metzler,dwl  713 

Greenwich 
BRUNER  WILLIAM  II.,  physician,  office  21  Post, 

dwl  654  Folsom 
Brunet  S.,  tailor,  414  Jones 
Brunier  Eugene,  bottles  and  rag  dealer,  SW  cor 

Broadway  and  Dnpont 
Brunig  Louis,  laborer   California  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  Es  Kate  nr  Bryant 
Bruning  Christopher,  miller  with  Eisen  Brothers, 

dwl  16  Stevenson 
Bruning  William,  ffifsrhen  <£  B.J  dwl    2  California 
BRUXINGS  MARTIN,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW 

cor  Third  and  Mission 
Brunje  John  A.,  clerk  with  B.  Tinken,  dwl  725  Jack- 
son 
BrunjesDiedrich,   groceries  and  liquors,  San  Jo86 

Road  nr  5  Mile  House 
Brunjes  Fred.,  porter  with  Taylor  &  Bendel,  dwl 

:J0l3Ma8on 
Brunjes  Henry,  carpenter,dwl  S  8  Howard  bet  Third 

and  Fourth 
BRUNJES  HENRY,  groceries  and  lit^uors,  NE  cor 

Brannan  and  Zoe 
Brunjes  Jacob,  clerk,  dwl  218  Pacific 
Brunn (lirsl  name  refused)  clerk  with  Ziel,  Ber- 

theau  <!fe  Co. 
Brunn  T.  O.,  porter,  dwl  SE  cor  M9ntgoniery  and 

Jackson 
Brunner  Jacob  A.,  poultry  and  game,  31  Metropoli- 
tan Market,  dwl  921  Greenwich 
Brunner  Louis,  clerk,  dwl  424  Minna 
Brunning  Annie,  (widow)  boarding  and  lodging,  658 

Mission 
Bruno  Nicholas,  fruits  and  confectionery,  405  Broad- 
way 
Brunotte  Louis,  tailor,  dwl  4  August  Alley 
BRUNS  CHRISTIAN,  physician,  office  and  dwl  26 

Geary 
Bruns  Conrad,  laborer  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  658  Bryant 
Bruns  Conrad,  mariner,  dwl  658  Bryant 
Bruns  Conrad,  ^i/«.si(/cA  Jj-  B.Jdv/\bl  Minna 
Bruns  Diedi'ich,  cook  with  Von  der  Mehdeu  &  Co., 

SW  cor  Mission  and  Main 
Bruns  Diedrich,  cook  with  Charles  A.  Schroder,  dwl 

NE  cor  Francisco  and  Powell 
Bruns   Frederick.   (Bmnx  &   Bro.j  dwl  SE  cor 

Mission  and   Sixteenth 
Bruns  Frederick,  (Frederick  Bruns  &  Brother  J  res 

Germany 
Bruns  Frederick  &  Brother,  (George  Brnna)  gro- 
ceries and  liqiiors,  SW  cor  Folsom  and  Spear 
Bruns  George,  (Bruns  <fc  Bra. J  dwl  SE  cor  Mission 

and  Sixteenth 
Bruns  George,  (Frederick  Bruns  4*  Bro.)  dwl  SW 

cor  Mission  and  Sixteenth 
Bruns  Henry,  boatman,  dwl  E  s  Spear  bet  Howard 

and  Folsom 
Bruns  Henry,  cabinetmaker  with  Kragen  &  Geisha- 

ker,  dwl  145  Silver 
Bruns  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  732  Filbert 
Bruns  Henry,  milkranch,  old  San  Jos6  road  nr  Thir- 
tieth 
Bruns  Henry  H.,  grocer,  dwl  1705  Leavenworth 
Bruns  Herman,  store  bookkeeper  Custom  House.dwl 

J25  Seventh 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [B]      DIRECTOKY 


Brnns  Hermiiia  Mpb.,  dressmaker.  770  Howard 
Biuiis  John  I),  cal)inetimiker  with  George  B.  May 

&  Co.,  (iwl  lf)08  Diipont 
BRL'NS  N.  ife.   P.,  groceriea  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Heriy  and  Tliird 
BRUNS  NICHOIjAS,    groceries   and  liquors,  617 

Davis,  (find  N.  &  P.  BrnnsJ  dwl  SE  cor  Guer- 
rero and  Camp 
Brims  Peter,  dwl  530  Pacific 
B;  nils  Peter,  (N.  and  P.  BrnnsJ  dwl  14  Haggin 
Bnius  William,  clerk  with  J.  K.  Ortmann,  dwl  815 

Jackson 
BruiiB  &  Brother,  <r/eo)'^e  mid  Frederick   BnnixJ 

groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Jlission  and  Six- 
teenth 
Brunteii  Henry,  tinsmith  with  Henry  G.  FisUe,  dwl 

20;-  Pnst 
Brunsen  Martin,  driver  with  Brader  Bros.,  dwl  738 

Broadway 
Brunsen  Henry,  apprentice  with  Saul  &  Co.,  dwl 

Post  Streei  House 
Brunt  SaiDiiel.  jobwagon,  SE  cor  Kearny  and  Sut- 
ter, dwl  \V  s  Biirtlett  bet  Twenty-fourth  and 

Twenty-tifth 
Brunt  William,  luborer,  dwl  114  Dora 
Brunt  William  N.,   (Conahmi  &  B.)  dwl   SE  cor 

Howard  and  Sixteenth 
Bruntbch  Charles  C,  with  John  H.  Boden  &  Co. 

dwl  919  Jackson 
Biuny  Bernard,  miller  with  Cal.  Com.  and  M.  Co., 

dwl  Greenwich  nr  Pierce 
Bruiiyes  Henry,  dwl  G54  Howaid 
Hrnsco  Giaconio,  cook  515  Merchant 
Brush  Albert,  blacksmith,  dwl  SE  cor  Steiner  and 

Eliis 
Brush  Creek  Gold  and  Silver  3Iining  Co.,  office  326 

Davis 
Brush  George  A.,  graiuer,  623  Sacramento,  dwl  S  s 

Ellis  nr  Steiner 
Brush  Reuben  G.,  bookkeeper  with  R.  B.  Swain  & 

Co.,  dwl  1410  Pine 
Brusher  Joseph,  longshoreman,    dwl  9    Pinckney 

Place 
Brusie  James,  patent  agent,  dwl  W  s  Columbia  bet 

Tweniy-filth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Brust  Peter,  dwl  1208  Folson'i  nr  Eighth 
Brutscher   Adam  M.,   harnessmaker  with   Main  & 

Winchester,  dwl  SE  cor  Stockton  and  Sutter 
Brultig   Peter,  waiter  with   Junius  G.  Foster,  dwl 

Cliff  House,  terminus  Point  Lolxis  Road 
Bi-y;in  Charles  H.,  real  estate,  dwl  S  8  Seventeenth 

bet  Dolores  and  Guerrero 
Bryan  Dudley  C,  health  inspector,  office  521  Jack- 
son, dwl  810  Stocktim 
Bryan  Edward,  porter  204  Sansom,  dwl  121  Welsh 
Bryan  Edwin,  Jr.,  tinsmith  with  G.  &  W.  Snook 
Hiyan  Edwin  H.,  (Bryan  &  CoeJ  res  Oakland 
Bryan  E.  H.,  physician,  office  21  Post,  dwl  Lick 

Hoiii-e 
Bryan  Frank,  clerk  Subsistence  Department  U.  S. 

A.,  703  iM;irkct,  dwl  39  Kearny 
Bryan  Frederick,  clerk  with  Alexander  Pallies,  dwl 

553  Mission 
Bryan  Henrietta  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  819  How 
Bryan  John  JI.,  stoves,  tinware,  and  manufacturer 

hydraulic  fiipes,  15  Second,  dwl  620J  Minna 
Bryan  Thomas,  blacksmith,  dwl   Gunnison  Avenue 

nr  Twentv-eighth,  Bernal  Highta 
BRYAN  THOMAS,  wines  and  liquors,  322  Sansom, 

dwl  1 107  Folsom 
Bryan  Timothy,  laborer   Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Poirero  Point 
Bryan  William,  real  estate,  office  322  Sansom,   dwl 

327  Ellis 
Btyan  William  H.,6urveyor,  dwl  509  Bush 
Bryan   William    J.,   superintendent    North   Pacific 

Tnmsportation  Go's  wharf,  dwl  301  Third 
BRYAN  WILLIAM  J.,  druggist  and  apotheenrv, 

NW  cor  Howard  and  Third,  dwl   1203  Howard 


Bryan  William  J.  &  Co.,  real  estate  agents,   office 

420  Montgnmerv 
BRYAN  WILLIAM  J.  <t  CO.,  apothecnries.  NW 

cor  Second  and  Howard,  and  Grand  Hotel 
Bryan  &  Coe,   f Edward   II.   Bryan  and  John   T. 

Coc)  general  collectors  and  house  brokers,  523 

Kearnv 
BRYANTA.  J.  &,C0.,  general  agents  Brooklyn 

Life  Insurance  Co.,  offii-e  240  Alontgomery 
Bryant  Alexander,  box   manufacturer,    dwl    W    s 

Folsoni  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Bryant  Alfre<l,  machinist,  dwl  Araeiicaii  Exchange 
Bry.int  Andrew  J.,  (^^4.  J.  iJ/-aa«<  <fc    Co.y  dwl  925 

Pine 
Bryant  Caroline  A.,   (widow)    teacher  music,   dwl 

'  452  Sixth 
Bryant  Charles  R.,  f Bryant   &   Spratt)   dwl  SW 

corner  Franklin  and  Eell 
Bryant  Charles  W.,    bookkeeper,   dwl   331  Mont- 
gomery 
Bryant  Daniel  S.,  f Bryant  &  Cook)  res  Oakland 
Bryant   George,   cutter    with  P.  Kelly,  dwl  SE  cor 

Lombard  and  Dupont 
Bryant  George,  shoemaker,  dwl  417  Broadway 
Bryant  George  H.,  (Neville  &  Co.)  dwl  132;)  Cali- 
fornia 
Bryant  James  E.,  (Center  &  B.J  dwl  N  s  Fulton 

bet  Gongh  and  Octavia 
Bryant  .Tolin,  chief  cook  stmr  Sacramento,  P.  M.  S. 

S.  Co..  dwl  535  First 
Bryant  John,  compositor  Examiner,  dwl  NE  corner 

Valencia  and  Twenty-fonrlh 
Bryant  John,  (Bryant  &  Slrakanj  dwl  2226  How- 
ard 
Bryant  John  R.,  painter,  dwl  22  Hayes 
Bryant  M.  M.  Miss,  oilpainting  and  teacher,  dwl  272 

Clementina 
Bryant  Richard,  shoemaker,  dwl  417  Broadway 
Bryant  Robert,  conductor  Central  Railroad,  dwl  452 

Sixth 
Bryant  Samuel,  (colored)  mechanic,  dwl  S  s  Green- 
wich bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Bryant  Segardl,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Bryant  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Bryant  Thomas  S.,  painter  with  Charles  H.  Sykea, 

dwl  75  Fourth,  rear 
Bryant  Warren,  box  manufacturer,  dwlWs  Folsom 

bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Bryant  William  F.,  bookkeeper  with  David  Conrad, 

dwl  S  W  cor  ftlontgomeiy  and  Califo;nia 
Bryant   William  J.  O.,    (colored)  physician,  office 

and  dwl  822  Pacific 
Bryant  William  P.,  bricklayer.  Bricklayers'  Associa- 
tion, Y'oung  Men's  Christian  Association  Hall 
Bryant  William  W.,  clerk,  U.  S.  Postoffice,  dwi  247 

Second 
Bryant  Wolfert  J.,  driver  Front  Street,  Mission  and 

Ocean  Railroad,  dwl  29  Austin 
Biyant&  Cook,  ^/-'/'//(te/  S    Bryant  and.  David  S. 

Cookj  commission  merclianis,  306  Davis 
Bryant  &.    Spratt,    (Charlex  R.  Bryant  and  John 

Spratt)  groceries  and  liquors,  S\V  cor  Franklin 

and  Fell 
BRY'ANT  &STRAHAN,  (John  Bryant  mid  Simon 

SlrahanJ  wood  carvers,  218  Steuart,  aud  Berry 

bet  Third  and  Fonrth 
Bryant. — See  Briaut  and  Bi-yan 
Bryden  George,  drayman,  dwl  39  Tehama 
Bryden  James  W.,  tinsmith  with  Brittan,  Holbrook 

&  Co..  dwl  423  Bush 
Brydges  Marshal  C,  stoves  and  tinware,  11  Spear, 

dwl  146  Tehama 
Bryen  Patrick,  carpenter,  dwl  592  Slevenson 
Brysou  Andrew,  bootmaker  with  William  Jonier, 

dwl  623  Howard 
Bryson  Cyrus  W.,  (Reed  &  B.J  dwl  813  Howard 
Brysou  William,  clerk  steamer  El  Capitan,  Oakland 

Ferry,  res  Oakland 
Bub  Charles,  waiter,  dwl  SW  cor  Ellis  aud  Mason 


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Buch   Frederick,  musician  MaL'uire's  Opera  House. 

dwl  811  Union 
Buch  Jacolt  S.,  merchant,  dwl  318  Pine 
Buchanan  Alexander  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  18  Jessie 
Buclianan  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  29  Commercial 
Buchanan   Krank,    barkeeper  with  James  Carolin, 

dwl  601  Third 
Buclianan  Henry,  liqnor  dealer,  dwl  33  Geary 
Buchanan  James,  farmer,  dwl  107  Leidesdorff 
Buchanan  John,  carpenter,  dwl  SW  cor  Jones  and 

Bernard 
Buchanan  John,  cook,  226  Third 
Buchanan  Joseph,   office  with  John  McCombe,  405 

California,  dwl  E  a  Shotwell  nr  Nineteenth 
Buchanan  Thomas,  yrrainer  with  Simpson  &  Lemon 
Buchanan   William   G.,  Iwotmaker  U.  W.  M.  Boot 

and  Shoe  Co.,  dwl  519  Jessie 
Bnchanna  John,  dwl  569  Howard,  rear 
Buchard  Jnmea  M.  Rev.,  professor  St.  Iijnatius  Col- 
lege, 811  Market 
Buchele  Philip,  hroommaker  with  Van  Laak  &  Gil- 
lespie, dwl  7  St.  Charles  Place 
Buchert   GeorKe,  shipbuilder,  dwl  SE  cor  Chesnut 

and  Taylor 
Buchollz  Henry,  clerk  with  Charles  Brown,  dwl  WS 

Brook  nr  Market 
Buchholtz  John  Mrs.,  fBuckhoUz  &  KockJ  dwl  624 

Pacific 
BUCHHOLTZ  &  KOCK.fMn^.  John  Buchholtz 
and   Clous    KockJ   proprietors    New    Atlantic 
Hotel,  624  PaciKc 
Buchholy.  Charles,  dwl  337  Bnsh 
Buchhok   Henry,   cabinetmaker  with   William   G. 

Weir,  dwl  308  Dupont,  rear 
Buchle  Conrad,  trnssmaker  with  J.  H.  A.  Folkers 

&  Bro,  118  Montgomery 
Buchlenkirchten  Adolph,  clerk  with  E.  Essmaun, 

dwl  6  Quincy 
Buck  Andrew  J.,  driver  City  R.  R.,  dwl  W  s  First 

Av.,  bet  Fomteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Buck  C.  Jlrs.,  fortune  teller,  13  Dupont 
Buck  Daniel,  clerk  12  Change  House,  dwl  Occiden- 
tal Hotel 
Buck   George,  engineer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Buck  Geort'e,  job  wagon,  NW  cor  Montgomery  and 

Clay,  dwl  314  Third 
Buck  George,  {Buck  &  Covert)  res  Modesto,  Stan- 
islaus Co 
Buck  H.,  workman  California  Sugar  Refinery 
Buck  Henry,  hairdresser  with  Herman  Sonnenfeld, 

dwl  824  Harrison 
Buck  Herman,  workman  Selby's  Lead  Works,  dwl 

Houston  nr  Taylor 
Buck  John,  (Ohlaildt  &  Co.)  dwl  S  s  Eighteenth 

nr  Potrero  Av 
Buck  Joshua  S.,  engineer,  dwl  71  Clementina 
Buck  Louis,  merchant,  dwl  7  Carlos  Place 
Buck  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  22S  Battery 
Buck  William,  stairbuilder,  dwl  415  Brannan 
Buck  &  Covert,  (George  Buck  and  Henry  M.  Co- 
vert J  produce  commission,  324  Davis 
Buckarovich  Peter,  coffee  saloon,  NE  cor  Drumm 

and  Clay 
Buckbee  C  A.  Rev.,  pastor  Fifth  Baptist  Church, 

dwl  207  Taylor 
Buckbee  John  R.,  register  deposits  U.  S.  B.  Mint, 

dwl  S  s  Nineteenth  nr  Valencia 
Buckelew  Moses  S.,  bookkeeper  with  Casebolt  & 

Kerr,  dwl  14  Ellis 
Buckhaber  Hermann,  jeweler  with  Koehler  &,  Rit- 

ter,  dwl  6  Jolm 
Buckholtz  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Bnckie  Francis,  upholsterer,  dwl  132  Sutter 
Bucking  Diedrich,    fUonhard    &    B.J    dwl    412 

Drumm 
Buckingham  Charles  E.,  broker,  dwl  331  Kearny 
Buckingham'Helen,  (widow)  dwl  717  Bush 
Buckingham  T.,  laborer,  dwl  E  8  Octavia  nr  Grove 


Buckingham  Thomas  H.,  (Buckingham  <&  HechlJ 

dwl  428  Sutter 
Buckingham  William  H.,  clerk,  dwl  410  Kearny 
Buckingham  William  P.,  clerk,  dwl  NW  cor  Haight 

and  Gough 

Buckingham  &  Hecht,  (Thomas  H.  Buckingham 

and  Isaac   and    Louis  Ilecht,  Jr. J   wholesale 

boot  manufacturers,  NW  cor  Haight  and  Gough 

Buckley   Alfred  A.,  cash   boy  with   Bowen  Bros., 

dwl  N  8  O'Farrell  bet  Powell  and  Mason 
Buckley  Christopher  A.,  liquor  saloon  612  Washing- 
ton, dwl  911  Stockton 
Buckley  Cornelius,  expresswagon,  dwl  408  Beale 
Buckley  Cornelius  V.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 

and  dwl  509  Kearny' 
Buckley  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  56  Minna 
Buckley  Daniel,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Buckley  Daniel,  (Stewart  <fc  B.J  dwl  516  Minna 
Buckley  David,  carpenter,  dwl  318  Folsom 
Buckley  David,  porter  with  A.  C.  Dietz  &  Co.,  dwl 

569  Mission 
Buckley  Edmund,  brickmason,  dwl  218  Prospect 

Place 
Buckley  Edward  A.,  bricklayer,  dwl  327  Filbert 
Buckley  Edward  J.,  actor  California  Theatre,  dwl 

506  Bush  1 

BUCKLEY  EDWARD   P.,  license  collector  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco,  office  7  City  Hall 
first  floor,  dwl  2006  Powell 
Buckley  Edward  P.,  manager  What  Cheer  Restaur- 
ant, What  Cheer  House 
Buckley  Ellen,  (widowj  furnished  rooms,  407  Clem- 
entina 
Buckley  Francis,  carpenter  and  builder,  12  Anna, 
(and  Buckley  &  EaganJ  dwl  Ws  Devisadero 
bet  Turk  and  Eddy 
Buckley  J.  A.,  bricklayer,  Bricklavers'Association, 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Hall 
Buckley  James,  dwl  534  Folsom 
Buckley  James,  brick  manufacturer,  dwl  N  8  Green 

nr  Polk 
Buckley  Jane,   (widow)   saloon,  dwl  SE  cor  Fran- 
cisco and  Jones 
Buckley  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  518  Stevenson 
Buckley  Jeremiah  J.,  porter,  15  Sansom,  dwl  S  s 

Hayes  nr  Webster 
Buckley  Jerry,  farmer,  dwl  Point  Lobos  Road  nr 

Agricultural  Park 
Buckley  John,  boilermaker,  dwl  6  O'Farrell  Alley 
Buckley  John,   bookkeeper,  215  Battery,  dwl  407 

Clementina 
Buckley  John,  builder,  dwl  911  Stockton 
Buckley  John,  clerk  with  Treadwell  &  Co.  cor  Mar- 
ket and  Fremont 
Buckley  John,  cooper,  dwl  925  Broadway 
Buckley  John,  laundryman  San  Francisco  Laundry 

Association,  dwl  N  W  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Buckley  John,  mariner,  dwl  898  Front 
Buckley  John,  mason,  Stonemasons'  Association,  NE 

cor  Bush  and  Kearny 
Buckley  John  A.,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Buckley  J.  T.,  (widow)  dwl  SW  cor  Taylor  and 

Jackson 
Buckley  Lawrence,  mariner,  dwl  116  Stenart 
Buckley  Mary  (widow)  dwl  213  Dupont 
Buckley  M.  E.  Mrs.,  lodgings,  36  Gearv 
Buckley  Michael,  blacksmith    Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  145  Shipley 
Buckley  Michael,  laborer  with  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  708 

Mission 
Buckley  Michael,  porter,  dwl  W  s  Columbia  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Buckley  Michael,  porter,  11  Battery,  dwl  cor  Twen- 
ty-second and  Church 
Buckley  Milton,  commission  merchant,  dwl  W  s 

Capp  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Buckley  Ned,  Buckley's  Varieties  SW  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Kearny,  dwl  631  Sacramento 
Buckley  Patrick,  blacksmith,  dwl  206  Pacific 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO..  lie  Sansom  Street,  Laces  and  Embroideries. 


BBDINQTOK,  HOSTETTEK  &  CO.,  exclusive  Agents  for  Hostetter's  Bitters. 


Buckley  Palrick,  laborer,  dwl  925  Broadway 
Buckley  Piitiick,  Inliorer  Laurel  Hill  Cemetery,  dwl 

5  s  Bnsli  bet  Baker  and  L"oii 
Buckley  B.  H.,  dwl  626  Califoriiia 
Buckley  liobert,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Buckley  Sieplien,  liostler  with  Nathau  &  O'Neil, 

'2U/  and  ^09  Sutter 
Buckley  Stephen  R.,  driver  with  Milton  H.  Gar- 
land, dwl  412  Ellis 
Buckley  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Buckley  Tliotiias,  miner,  dwl  212  Broadway 
Buckley   William,  brick   manufacturer,  dwl  W  b 

Green  nr  Polk 
Buckley   William  E.,  clerk  with  Edward  F.  Hall 

6  Co.,  dwl  731  California 

Buckley  &  Eagan,  ( Francis  Buckley  and  Michael 
J.  EiignnJ  carpenters  and  builders,  NW  cor 
Ellis  and  Broderick 

Bucklin  Jeremiah,  porter,  dwl  S  s  Hayes  bet  Web- 
ster and  Buchanan 

Bucklin  John  W.,  broker,  office  306  Montgomery, 
dwl  311  Stockton 

Bucklin  S.  M.  Co.,  (White  Pine)  office  40  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 

BUCKMAN  BROTHERS,  (George  A.  and  Harry 
L.J  Ca[)ital  Saloon,  226  Montgomery 

Buck  man  Clara,  assistant  teacher  Kiucon  Grammar 
School 

Buck  man  George  A.,  (Bnckman  Brothers  J  dwl  323 
Kearny 

Buckman  Hany  L.,  fBuckman  Brothers)  dwl  SE 
coi-  Second  and  Mi.^siou 

BUCKNALL  GEOKGE  J.,  dermatologist,  oHice 
523  Kearny,  dwl  812  Bush 

Buckiiall  M.  J.  Mrs,  dwl  425  Sutter 

Bucknani  Charles,  salesman,  103  Kearny,  dwl  22 
Stone 

Bucknam  E/ra  T. ,  stoves  and  tinware,  22  Steuart, 
dwl  850  Folsom 

Bucknam  M.  M.,  clerk  stmr  Salinas,  Washington 
Street  wharf 

Buckner  Cliarles,  carpenter  and  builder,  21  Geary, 
dwl  '126  Tehama 

Buckner  Jacob,  (colored)  shoeblack,  NE  cor  Fifth 
and  Howard 

BUDD  WAYMAN  C,  stockbroker,  office  509  Cal- 
ifornia, dwl  15  Guy  Place 

Buddingion  Walter,  pilot,  dwl  425  Kearny 

Budell  Philip,  tailor,  dwl  1217  Kearny,  rear 

Budelniann  William,  barkeeper  Chicago  Hotel, 
dwl  218  Pacific 

Budge  Ilithard  F.,  translator,  interpreter  and  teach- 
er, 728  Montgomery 

Budgeman  C.  B.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128 
Kearny 

Budiich  Michael,  (Buditch  &  NicolosJ  dwl  826 
Kearny 

BUDiTCH  &  NICOLOS,  (Michael  Bidiick  and 
(ieorge  NicolosJ  proprietors  oyster  and  cottee 
saloon,  820  Kearny 

Budke  Hermann,  clerk,  dwl  228  Bush 

Budwig  Edward,  (  Waller  &  B.J  dwl  652  Market 

BuecliJ  Louis  E.,  manufacturer  maccaroni  with 
J.  P.  Tenthory  &  Co.,  dwl  558  Mission 

Buecher  George,  woodturner  with  L.  &  E.  Eman- 
uel, dwl  531  Fourth 

Buechle  ('onrad,  dwl  909  Kearny 

Biieliler  Jacob  M.  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Paul's  German 
Evang.  Luth.  Church,  dwl  953  Mission 

Buehler  John  C,  clerk  with  E.  H.  Knight,  dwl  S  s 
Greenwich  nr  Fillmore 

Buel  Frederick  Rev.,  agent  Cal.  Bible  Society,  office 
757  Market,  res  Clinton 

Buell  Charles  J.,  clerk  with  Redington,  Hostetter 
&  Co..  dwl  Buss  House 

Buena  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  cigarmanufacturers,  723 
Sacramento 

Buena  Vista  Homestead  Association,  office  305 
Montgomery 


BUENA    VISTA   VINICULTURAL  SOCIETY, 

oliice  409  Battery,  up  stairs 
Buenan  A.  von  ]\Iiss,  assistant  teacher  Bush  Street 

Cosmopolitan  School 
Buerinann  Frederick,  bookkeeper,  312  Sacramento, 

dwl  303  Mason 
Buessard  Jules,  ('/)!ii^ere(7M  &  B.J  A\y\  SE  cor  Pa- 
cific and  Montgomery 
Buessard  Pierie,  cook  with  J.  B.  Guillemette,  dwl 

516  Pacific 
Buettner  Hermann,  teaclier  piano,  dwl    1511   Ma- 
son 
BUFFANDEAU    EMIL   B.,   collector,   office   526 

Merchant,  dwl  112  Sutter 
BUFFINGTON    JOHN    M,     mining    eecretarv. 

office  37  New  Merchants'  Exchange,  dwl   l'37 

Silver 
Buffington  William  H.,  clerk  with  Albert  Dibblee, 

dwl  137  Silver 
Bufiord   Henry    L.,   agent  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Association,  dwl   W  s    Bartletl    bet    Twenty- 
second  and  Twenty-third 
Bufford  James  L.,  painter,  dwl  -505  Sutter 
Bufiord  Simuel  F.,  S.  F.  Laundry  Association,  dwl 

505  Sutter 
Bugbee  Charles  L.,  (S.  C.  Btigbee  &  SonJ  dwl  30 

Hawthorne 
Bugbee  John  S.,  (Scripture  &  B.J  attorney  at  law, 

office  224  Sansom,  dwl  611  Harrison 
Bugbee  S.  C,  ^<S'.  C.  Bugbee  &  SonJ  dwl  641  Har- 

)-ison 
BUGBEE  S.  C.    &   SON,    (Charles   L.   BugbceJ 

architects,  office  402  Montgomery,  room  '27 
Bugbee    Sumner    W.,    business  agent,    office    402 

Montgomery,  dwl  611  Harrison 
Bugia  Nicholas,  cofi'ee  saloon,  605  Davis 
Buhl  Chiistian  C,  engineer  Sanitarium  Baths,  dwl 

2114  Powell 
Buliler  August,  apothecary  and  chen)ist,  905  Kearny 
Biihler  John  F.,  shoemaker,   529  Jackson,  dwl  SVV 

cor  Dupont  and  Bioadway 
Buhlert  Albert, /'./.  iiuA/e;-<  &  Bro.J  dwl  019  Clay 
Buhlert  Julius,  r.l.  Bnhkrt  &  Bro.J  dwl  7\  Tav 
BUHLERT  JULIUS  &  BItO.,   (Albert  Buhlert) 

wine  and  liquor  saloon,   SW   cor  Third  and 

Market 
Bubmeier  Frederick,  cabinetmaker  with    Field  & 

Frei,  dwl  113  Silver 
Biihn  D.  Peter,  barkeeper,  612  Jackson 
Buhr  Benjamin  F.,  clerk,  dwl  31  Second 
Buhrer  George,  laborer  with  Cohlman  &  Co.,  dwl 

491  Brannan 
Buhrmeister  John,  repacker  with  E.  T.  Anthony  & 

Co.,  dwl  229  Sutter,  r^ar 
Buick  John,  painter,  dwl  E  s  Octavia  bet  Post  and 

Sutter 
Buisson  Charles,  clerk,  119  Sutter,  dwl  330  Sutter 
Bujan   Antonio  Jr.,  compositor  Examiner,  dwl  S  s 

Vallejo  nr  Dupont 
Buker  Livy  K.,  bricklayer,  dwl  1318  Jackson 
Buking  George  E.,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Bultinch  Charles,  clerk  with  I.  Friedlauder,  dwl  211 

Stevenson 
BULGER  MARTIN,  Harbormaster,  office  NE  cor 

East  &.  Clay,  dwl  15  Russ 
Bulger  Patrick,  expresswagon,  dwl   S  s  Boyd  nr 

Chesley 
Bulger  Solomon,  cartman,  dwl  22  Folsom  Avenue 
BULKELEY  L.  E.,   attorney  at  law,   office    603 

Washington,  dwl  Lick  House 
Bulkley  David,  carpenter,  dwl  318  Folsom 
Bulkley    Ichal)od,  clerk  with  C.  A.  Hooper  &  Co., 

dwl  Long  Bridge  cor  Fourth  and  Channel 
Bulkley  Milton,  (Skertrood.  B.  <£  Co.)  dwl  W  s  Capp 

bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
BULL  ALPHEUS,  President  Gould   &  Curry  S. 

M.  Co.,  22  Merchants'  Exchange,  dwl  NE   cor 

Leavenworth  and  Francisco 
Bull  James,  merchant  tailor,  225  Third 


Furniture  and  Dwellings  Insured  at  lowest  rates  by  the  FEOPIjES. 


C.  P   VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Merchandise  Brokers. 


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Bull.ird  Jnnies  H.,  produce  commission,  121  Wash- 
ington, dwl  E  8  Hyde  bet   Filbert  and  Green- 
wich 
Bulhii'd  William  P.,  clerk  with  Adam  T.  Green,  dwl 

E  s  Hyile  bet  Filbert  and  Greenwich 
Bulled  William,  seaniMii,  dwl  E  s  Ueed  nr  Clay 
Bnllen  Jonathan,  brickhiyer,  dwl  4  Centr,\l  Place 
BnUen   Tiipper,  miner,  dwl  S  &  Tliirteeuth  bet  Va- 
lencia and  Mission 
Bnlletii  Constaniino,  (Bnlletti  &   SelnaJ  dwl  I7I4 

Dnpont 
BULLETTI  &  SELNA,  (Cotixtantino  Bnlletti  & 

Ubiddo  SdnaJ  fruit  merchants,   Pacific   Fruit 

Market 
Bullesba/.h  Anton,  laborer,  dwl  308  Dnpont,  rear 
Bullinger  .Joseph,  celleriiian,  321  Montgomery,  dwl 

42'J  Pine 
BuUis   Edward   A.,  clerk  with  S.  C  Blake,  dwl  611 

Union,  rear 
Bullivant  Herbert  E.,  porter,  115  Pine,  dwl  SE  cor 

Fifth   and  Harrison 
Bnlles  H.  JI.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  Leajjne,  1"28  Kearny 
Bullock   Ezekiel,  wood  turner  vvith  Kimball  Manu- 

f.ictnriug  Co.,  dwl  Ib3  Silver 
Bullock  Frank  U.,  (Bullock  &  JoiiesJ  dwl  331  Mont- 
gomery 
Bullock    L.  L.,  Tide  Land  Commissioner,  office  SW 

cor  Clav  and  Kearny,  dwl  :;232  Francisco 
BULLOCK    &    J  ONES,    (Fmnk    D.    Bullock  & 

Juhit.  L.     JoiwuJ   ijent's   furnishing  goods  and 

merchant  tailoi-s,  421  Monlgomerv 
Bullwinliel    John    F.,  groceries    and    liquors,    25 

Louisa 
Biillmau  James  C,  fruitdenler,  324  Sixth 
Bullniore  Kobeit  K.,  salesman  with  David  Porter, 

dwl  1517  Larkin 
Bulson  John,  engineer  tugboat  Rabboni,dwl   1061 

Folsom 
Bnlte  Peter,  Kentucky  House,  SE  cor  Kentucky  and 

Gil  more 
Bnmm  George  S.,  local  policeman,  dwl  531  Geary 
Bumm  George  W.,  fj.  M.  Crane  &  Co. J  dwl  531 

Geary 
Biimpus  Peleg,  miner,  dwl  822  Vallejo 
Bunce  S:nnuel,  brii-Ulayer,  Bricklayers'  Association, 

Younvr  Men's  Christian  Association  Hall 
Buuce  Willijim,  bookkeeper  with  Hobbe,  Gilmore& 

Co.,  dwl  132'.)  Sacramento 
Bundsen   Andrew,  cook,  607  Sacramento,  dwl  136 

Minna 
Bundshu  Charles,  bookkeeper  with  Smith,  Brown  & 

Co..  dwl  62(1  Vallejo 
Bundt  Edward,  clerk  with  Rothschild &Ebrenpfort, 

dwl  oil  Leavenworth 
Bundv  Charles  S.  (colored)  hairdresser  stmr  Great 

Republic,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  dwl  12  Virginia 
Bundy  John  H.  porter,  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  cor  Six- 
teenth and  Utah 
Bundy  Jo.«eph,  (colored)    bootblack   with   H.  W. 

Stalil,  dwl  cor  Broadway  and  Dupont 
Bundy  Tiiomas,  (colored)    hog  ranch,  dwl  E  s  Utah 

nr  Sixteenth 
Buueniiin  H.  &.  Co.,  (Jacob  TaiitphausJ  wholesale 

wines  and  liquors,  407  Commercial 
Buueman   Henry,  (H.  Biineman  &  Co.)   dwl  802 

Union 
Bunemaini  Charles,  miner,  dwl  903  Larkin  nr  Geary 
Bunker  Alfred  W.,  clerk  Liverpool  and  Loudon  and 

Globe  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  813  Mission 
Bunker  Cromwell,  clerk  with  Robert  F.  Bunker, 

dwl  SE  cor  Leavenworth  and  Broadway 
Bunker  Frederick  H.,  clerk  with  Robert  F.  Bunker, 

dwl  117  Bernard 
Bunker   Frederick   R.,  bookkeeper  with  John  W. 

Brumagim,  36  and  37  Montgomery  Block 
Bunker  George  F.,  mariner,  dwl  13  DeBoom 
Bunker  George  F.  Jr.,    draftsman    Pacific    Iron 

Works,  dwl  13  DeBoom 
Bunker  George  H.,  insurance  agent,  dwl  36  Stanford 


Bunker  Henry  Jr.,  clerk  with  Bunker  &  Wheeler, 

dwl  N  s  Jlission  bet  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
BunKer  Henry  S.,  (Banker  &    Wheeler  J  dwl  N  s 

Mission  bet  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
Bnnlier  J.,  deckhand  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  steam  dredger, 
Bunker    Paul,  foreman    Oriental   Bonded    Ware- 
house, dwl  S  8  California  bet  Webster  and  Bu- 
chanan 
Bunker  Robert  F.,  porkpacker  and  cnrer  meats,  74 

and  75  California  Market,  dwl  1610  Leav 
Banker  Thomas  C,  collector  Pacific  Street  Wharf, 

dwl  621  Clay 
Bunker  William" M.,  Bulletin  Editorial  Rooms,  dwl 

114  Perry 
Bunker  W.  \V.,  clerk,  dwl  SE  cor  Leavenworth 

and  Broadway 
BUNKER  &.  WHEELER,  (Henry  S.  Bunker  and 

Henry  T.  Wheeler  J  custom  house  and  shipping 

broke  IS,  501  Battery 
Bunn  Charles  C,  clerk,  dwl  209  Leidesdortf 
Bunnell  E.  F.,  dentist,  office  319  Kearny,  res  Fruit 

Vale,  Alameda  county 
Bunnell  J.  H.,  operator  Western  Union  Telegraph 

Co.,  dwl  Rubs  House 
Bunner  Stephen,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  524  Union 
Buusteu  Andrew,  stewaid,  dwl  136  Minna 
Bunting  Joseph,  merchant,  office  231  Kearny,  dwl  3 

Freelon 
Buntoii  Richard,  porter  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Banyan  Dennis,  laborer,   dwlSE  cor   Mississippi 

and  Mariposa 
Banyan  Thomas,  packer  with  Bennett  &  Co.,  dwl 

Maripot^a  nr  Iowa 
Burbank  Caleb,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  SW  cor  Clay 

and  Leavenworth 
Burbank  Lester,  shoemaker  with  I.  M.  Wentworth 

&  Co..  dwl  3  15  Gongh 
Burbank  Samuel,  porter   with    Whittier,  Fuller  & 

Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  Clay  and  Leavenworth 
Burbury   William,  scene  painter   Maguire's  Opera 

Hou.se 
Burch  Mary  Miss,  seamstress  with  E.  C.  Kennedy, 

217  Bush 
Burcham  John,  farmer,  dwl  208  Tyler 
Bnrckes  Henry  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  108  Turk 
Burckes  Samuel  S.,  ,'i?«rt^(,'s  ^-  Co.)  dwl  12  Ellis 
Burckes  &  Co..  (^^'tfWffcZ   iS.  Barckes)   real  estate 

agents,  J 28  Kearny 
Burckhardt  Adolph,  cutler  with  Michael  Price,  dwl 

42  Morton 
Burckhardt  Max,  (Cohntieim,  B.  &  Reese)  dwl  331 

Montgomery 
Burd  Lawrence,  bricklayer,  dwl  178  Clara 
Burd  Patrick,  laborer,  llaborers  Protective  Benevo- 
lent Association,  Irish  American  Hall 
Burdell  Galen,  dwl  Lick  House 
Burdet  Peter,  bincher,  dwl  730  Minna 
Burdett  William  W.,  trader,  dwl  21  Powell 
Burdick  Edward  F.,  bookkeeper  with  H.  M.  New- 
hall  &  Co.,  dwl  5  Martha  Place 
Burdick  Jared  C,  (Petlit  Sr  Co.)  dwl  209  Drurani 
Burduk  Joseph  D.,  wholesale  wines  and  liquors,  of- 
fice 311  Clay,  dwl  E  s  Gnerrei'o  nr  Twentieth 
Burdick  William,  ein,'ineer  with  Gracier  &.  Heald, 

dwl  320  Third     " 
Burden  Thomas,  bookkeeper  with  Moody  &  Farish, 

dwl  1IU«  Pine 
Burfeind  Herman,  farmer,  Ocean  House  Road  nr 

Alms  House 
Burfeind  John,  (Martin  Burfeind  &  Bro. J  dwl  SW 

cor  Francisco  and  Mason 
Burfeind  Martin  &  Bro.,  (John  Burfeind)  liquor 

saloon,  SW  cor  Francisco  and  Mason 
Burg  Emile,  bookkeeper  with  John  G.  Nelson,  dwl 

1009  Washington 
Burgans  Charles,  gunsmith  with  Wilson  &  Evans, 

dwl  637  Stevenson 
Burge  Robert  K.,   blacksmith  Market  St  R.  R.,  dwl 

117  Grove 


JONES,  PUTiLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Sewing  and  Embroidering  Silks. 


YEBBA  SANTA  is  suitable  for  all  ages  and  both  sexes. 


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Biirjre  William,  te:imster  with  John  B.  Goldstone, 
dwl  1051  Howard 

Biir^emeister  Angastus,  tinsmith,    143  SecDnd 

Biu-f^er  Jai-ol),  liairdresser,  Ids  SVV  cor  Kearny 
mid  Pa(;iHc 

Bui-frer  Joseph,  butcher  with  Philip  Siebel,  35 
Gearv 

Burger  William,  waiter,  dwl  31  Morton 

Burgeimeister  Charles,  barkeeper,  dwl  1123  Stock- 
ton 

Burgers  Henry,  fisherman,  dwl  S  s  Serpentine  Av 
bet  Bryant  and  York 

Burges  Tristram,  register  clerk  Probate  Court,  dwl 
4  Powell 

Burgess  Charles,  dwl  773  Mission 

Burgess  Charles  A.,  salesman  with  Bullock  &  Jones, 
dwl  773  Mission 

Burgess  Charles  E.,  bookkeeper  with  Cyrus  Adams, 
dwl  430  Post 

Burgess  C.  M.,  hostler,  Cliff  House,  Point  Lobos 
road 

Burgess  George  H.,  portrnit  and  landscape  painter, 
studio  'Jlti  Busii,  dwl  12  Ellis 

Burgess  Hubeit,  teacher  drawing  public  scbools, 
dwl  McAllister  bet  Laguna  and  Buchanan 

Burgess  James,  cook  with  Anderson  &  Co.,  dwl 
71  JIarket 

Burgess  John,  laborer,  dwl  240  Townsend 

Burgess  Michael,  laborer,  Central  Pac.  R.  R.,  dwl 
240  Townsend 

BURGESS  OSCAR  O.,  physician,  office  and  dwl 
523  Folsom 

Burgess  Richard  E.,  actor,  dwl  12  Metcalf  Place 

Burgess  Robert,  longshoreman,  dwl  351  First 

Burgess  William,  cook,  dwl  741  Market 

Burgin  Patrick,  cook  with  Rosenkrans  &  O'Don- 
nell,  dwl  (39  Stevenson 

Burgiss  Chiirles,  dwl  5(i  Tehama 

Burhams  Jacob  L.,  with  Pacific  Rolling  Mill  Co., 
dwl  Potrero  Point 

Burhans  Willet  S.,  real  estate  brol;er,  dwl  517  Pine 

Burkhardt  Max,  f  Sclnnidi  &  B.J  dwl  627  Com 

Burke  Albert  J.,  clerk,  dwl  NE  cor  Filbert  and 
Jones 

Burke  Alfred  J.,  stationery,  newspapers  and  peri- 
odicals, 548  Washington,  dwl  Jones  bet  Green- 
wich and  Filbert 

Burke  Barbara,  (widow)  dwl  N£  cor  Filbert  and 
Jones 

Burke  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  150  Clara 

BurUe  Chiirles,  carpenter,  dwl  351  Jessie 

Bnike  David,  laborer,  dwl  214  Broadway 

Burke  Diivid,  hostler  with  Charles  Dyer,  dwl  619 
Pacilic 

Burke  David  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  946  Folsom 

Burke  Edmund,  clerk  with  White  &  Bauer,  dwl 
NE  corner  Filbert  and  Jones 

Burke  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  2  Tehama 

Burke  Ethelbert,  deputy  collector  Custom  House, 
dwl  722  Turk 

Burke  Francis  G.,  (Bnrke  &  McAllister)  and  pro- 
prietor Excelsioi-  shaved  shingle  manufactory, 
Humboldt,  res  Oakland 

Burke  (iarrett,  carpenter,  dwl  946  Folsom 

Burke  George  T.,  laborer,  dwl  Twelfth  Av  nr  P, 
South  San  Francisco 

Burke  GiUiert,  hostler  with  J.  B.  Dorr,  dwl  Second 
nr  Brannan 

Burke  Henry,  barkeeper  with  James  Vance,  dwl 
527  Pine 

Burke  James,  conductor.  Market  St.  Railroad. 

Burke  James,  heater  Pacific  Rolling  Mills,  dwl  E  s 
Michigan  nr  Sierra 

Burke  James,  laborer,  dwl  228  Clementina,  rear 

Burke  James,  laborer,  dwl  718  Clementina 

Burke  James,  jilasterer.  Plasterers'  Protective  Asso- 
ciation, 727  Market 

Burke  James,  porter  with  S.  V.  Water  Company, 
dwl  516  California 


Burke  James,  tailor,  dwl  1318  Kearny 

BURKE  JAMES  C,  liquor  saloon,' SE  cor  Fourth 
and  Perry 

Burke  James  C,  porkpacker  with  Harvey  &  Co., 
dwl  N  s  Clementina  nr  Third 

Burke  James  L.,  laborer,  dwl  Tenth  Av  nr  Railroad 
Avenue 

Burke  Johanna  Mrs.,  boarding  and  lodging,  51 
Alinna 

Burke  John,  bellman  Occidental  Hotel 

Burke  John,  billiard  talde  maker,  dwl  720  Jlarket 

Burke  John,  blocklayer,  City  Paving  Company 

Burke  John,  cook,  dwl  115  Oak 

Burke  John,  expresswagon,  cor  Market  and  Stock- 
ton, dwl  30  Langton 

Burke  John,  gardener,  dwl  36  Garden 

Burke  John,  hostler  Market  St,  Railroad,  dwl  Val- 
encia nr  Sixteenth 

Burke  John,  laboi'er,  dwl  39  Minna 

Burke  John,  laborer,  dwl  5.57  Howard 

Burke  John,  laborer,  dwl  316  Beale,  rear 

Burke  John,  laborer,  dwl  512  Mission 

Burke  John,  laborer,  dwl  561)  Mission 

Burke  John,  laborer,  dwl  947  Mission 

Burke  John,  laborer  with  R.  D.  (yhandler,  118  Pac 

Burke  John,  laborer  with  Reynolds,  Howell  &  Ford, 
dwl  Twentieth  bet  Dolores  and  Church 

Burke  John,  j)ainter  with  M.  English,  dwl  Cle- 
mentina liet  Second  and  Third 

Burke  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  S  s  Hickory  nr  Gough 

Bnrke  John,  (Burke  iSj-  Dowling)  dwl  265  Stevenson 

Burke  John  E..dwl  722  Turk 

Burke  John  H.,  laundryman,  dwl  257  Perry 

Burke  John  H.,  steward  Hose  Co.  No.  A.  S.  F.  F. 
D.,dwl5Calhomi 

Burke  ,Iolin  H. ,  with  Francis  G.  Burke,  dwl  Claren- 
endon  House 

Burke  John  I.,  brickmason,  dwl  E  s  Yerba  Buena, 
rear 

Burke  John  P.,  macbinist  Southern  Pacific  Rail- 
road, dwl  130  Dora 

Burke  Joseph,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwll59 
Shipley 

Burke  Julia  (widow)  boarding  and  lodging,  2027 
Polk 

Burke  Levs'is,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl  SE 
cor  ftlontgomery  and  Alta 

Burke  M.,  physician,  dwl  514  Folsom 

Burke  Martin,  driver  with  John  McKew,  dwl  6 
Sonoma  Place 

Burke  Martin  J.,  { Madison  &  B.  and  Madiso7i,  B. 
&   Co.;  dwl  714  Leavenworth 

Burke  Matthew  M.,  laborer,  dwl  2  California,  rear 

Burke  Michael,  farmer,  dwl  540  Sixth 

Burke  Michael,  cigarmaker  with  Cobo,  Martinez  & 
Co.,  dwl  150  Clara 

Burke  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  20  Willow  Avenue 

Burke  .Michael,  laborer,  dwl  51  Minna 

Burke  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Capp  nr  Nine- 
teenth 

Burke  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Brannan  bet  Se- 
venth and  Eighth 

Burke  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Washington 
and  Fillmore 

Burke  Michael,  laboi'er,  Laborers'  Protective  and 
Benevolent  Association,  Iiish-Americau  Hall 

Burke  Michael,  woodturner,  dwl  SE  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Alta 

BurkeMichael  P.,  baker  with  Rosenkrans  &  O'Don- 
nell,  dwl  331  Tehama 

Burke  Nancy,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  21 1  Fourth 

Burke  Nicholas  J.,  baker  with  Deeth,  Starr  & 
Campbell,  dwl  515  Stockton 

BurUe  Patrick,  drayman,  dwl  S  s  Bryant  bet  Fifth 
and  Sixth 

Bnrke  Patrick,  farmer,  dwl  W  s  Geneva  bet  Bran- 
nan and  Townsend 

Burke  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Twenty-sixth  nr 
Mission 


A  knowledge  of  the  business  and  fair  dealing  are  combined  in  the  FSOPLSS. 


O   p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  &  716  Kearny  St.,  Rubber  Goods  and  Umbrellaa 


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Burke  Robert,  policeman,  City  Hall,  dwl  cor  Front 

and  Jiickeon 
Burke  Steplien  J.,  driver  with  Harvey  &.  Co.,  dwl 

N  H  Clementina  nr  Third 
Burke  Tliomae,  carpenter,  dwl  517  Vnllejo 
Burke  'I'lioinas,  house  and  sign  painter,  917  Market, 

dwl  SVV  cor  Fillmore  and  Fell 
Burke  Thomas,  teamster,  dwl  ;VJ7  Bryant 
Burke  Thomas  F.,  gasfitter  with  Thomas  Day,  dwl 

IMS  Kearny 
Burke  William,  carpenter,  dwl 232  Sixth 
Buike  William,  laborer,  dwl  365  Natonia 
Burke  William,  laborer,  8W  cor  Bush  and  Pnlk 
Burke  William,  laborer  Fjont  St.  M.  and  O.  R.  R. 

dwl  SE  cor  Bush  and  Polk 
Burke  William,  molder  Vulcan   Iron  Works,   dwl 

cor  Montgomery  and  Aha 
Burke   AVilliam,  policeman,   City    Hall,    dwl   122 

Shipley 
Burke  ^Vi^iiam  A.,  musical   instrument  maker,  523 

Pine,  dwl  S  s  Clay  nr  Jones 
Burke  William  A.  Jr  i  painter  with  John  W.  Cherry, 

dwl  S  8  Clay  nr  Leavenworth 
BURKE    WILLIAM  F.,  importer,  manufacturer 

and  dealer  boots  and  shoes,  NW  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Pine,  dwl  1213  Clav 
Burke'Williani  G.,  clerk  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl  NE 

cor  Filbert  and  Jones 
Burke  <fe  Dowling,  (John  Burke  aitd  Morris  Bow- 

ling  J  dry  goods,  634  Market 
Burke  &  McAIister,  {Frnncis  G.  Burke  and  John 

H.  McAIister  J  proprietors  Rincou  Wool  Depot, 

E  8  Spear  bet  Folsoni  and  Harrison 
Burkett  Alexander,  ( Sperry  <fc  Co. J  res  Stockton 
Biirkhardt  Christian,  Union  Bakery,  1216  Pacilic 
Burkhardt  Frederick,  carpenter,  uwl   N  s  Natoma 

nr  Eighlh 
Burkhardt  George,  boot  manufacturer,  509  Jackson, 

dwl  412  Sixth 
Burkhardt  John  G.,  dwl  1022  Dupont 
Burking  James,   (Burking  &    (jo.)  dwl   SW   cor 

Bryant  and  Ritcb 
BUKKIN'G   «fe   CO.,    f  James  Burking  and    John 

Pihlprj  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Bryant 

find  Ritch 
Burkirk   H.   Y.,(J.  E.  Johnson  &  Co.)   dwl  825 

Harrison 
Burkitt  John  H.,  bookkeeper  Pacific   Mail  Steam- 
ship Co's  warehouse,  dwl  326  Geary 
Burkley  Victor,  glasscutler,  dwl  9(14  Kearny 
Burkowitz  Benjamin,  salesman  with   S.  Falk,  dwl 

529  Tehama 
Burley  Robertson,  sbipcarpenter,  dwl  811  Harrison 
Burling  James  W.,  stock  broker,  office  428  Califor- 
nia, dwl  1218  Fols(mi 
BURLING    WILLIAM,  stock  broker,   office   428 

California,  dwl  1335  Fulsom 
Burlingame  JohuD.,    (Smith  iSb  B.J  dwl  221   Te- 
hama 
Burmester    Charles,  barkeeper,  NE  cor  Pine  and 

Keainy 
Burme.'iter  Henry  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Dorland 

Lane  bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Burmesler    Jacob,   carpenter,    H.  C.   League,    128 

Kearny 
Burmeister  Alrich,  (Bcrmeisler  Sf  Mchrtcnsj  dwl 

NW  cor  Califoinia  and  Leavenworth 
Burmeibter  Chai  les,  engineer  with  E.  Galpen  &.  Co., 

dwl  Biyant  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Burmeister  Chris.  H.,  laboi'er,  dwl  NW  cor  Filbert 

and  Gavin 
Burmeister  Frederick,  trardener,  dwl  3  Pratt  Court 
Burniei.ster  Henry,  (Burmeister  &  Pourcho)  dwl 

1222  Kearny  . 
Burmeister  Henry,  (Meyer  <fc  B.)  dwl  529  Valencia 
Burmeister  It<aa<-,  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works 
Burmeister  &   Mebrtens,  (Alrich  Burmeister  and. 

August  Mfhrteus)  groceries  and  liquors,  NW 

cor  California  and  Leavenworth 


BURMEISTER  &  POURCHO,  ( Henry  Burmeis- 
ter and  Fred.  Pourcho)  restaurant,  536  Wash 

Burn  Bartle,  laborer,  dwl  840  Market 

Burn  John,  cardriver,  dwl  620  Giove 

Burn  John,  laborer,  (\\y\  E  s  Columbia  bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Solano 

Burn  John  C,  carpenter,  dwl  12  Hubbard 

Burn  Thomas,  expresswagon,  dwl  W  s  Franklin 
nr  Hayes 

Burn. — See  Byrne 

Burnap  John,  "groceries,  crockery  and  hardware,  425 
Davis,  dwl  420  Leavenworih 

Burnell  Thomas,  helper  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 
110  Minna 

Burnell  William,  drayman  with  Hooker  &  Co.,  dwl 
411  Biannan 

Burner  Henry,  signpainter,  dwl  N  s  Mission  bet 
Eleventh  and  Twelfth 

Burnet  Marcellin,  laborer  with  Herve  &  Perry,  dwl 
3  Hinckley 

Burnett  Frederick  A.,  barkeeper  Old  Corner,  dwl 
cor  Fifth  and  Natoma 

Burnett  George  W.,  stock  trader,  dwl  1510  Pine 

BURNEIT  G.  G.,  apothecary  and  druggist,  330 
Montgomery,  dwl  334  Ellis 

Burnett  James,  engineer,  dwl  6  Clarice  Place 

Burnett  John,  watchman  U.  S.  clothing  depot,  cor 
Bush  and  .Market 

Burnett  John  M.,  attorney  at  law,  and  School  Di- 
rector Twelfth  Wardi  office  5S  and  .59  Excliange 
Buildings,  dwl  NW  cor  Polk  and  Jackson 

Burnett  Lambert,  fruitdealer,  dwl  783  Market 

Buinett  Loui.s,  sodamaker,  dwl  31  Hinckley 

Burnett  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  Leavenworth  bet 
Union  and  Filbert 

Burnett  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  N  b  Hyde  nr  McAl- 
lister 

Burnett  Patrick,  apprentice  with  A.  Mogan  &  Co., 
dwl  NE  cor  Hyde  and  McAllister 

BURNETT  PETER  H.,  President  Pacific  Bank, 
NW  cor  Sansom  and  Pine,  dwl  610  Jones 

Burnett  R.  P.,  engineer  pile  drivers  with  C.  P.  R.  R. 
Co.,  dwl  cor  Bei-rv  and  Madden 

BURNETT  WELLINGTON  C.  City  and  County 
Attorney,  office  13  City  Hall,  third  floor,  dwl 
NW  cor  Broadway  and  Lagnna 

Burnett  William,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 

Burnett  William,  mechanical  engineer,  office  432 
Montgomery 

Burnham  Andrew  W.,  carriagemaker,  SE  cor  Mar- 
ket and  Beale 

Burnham  Henry,  painter  with  Frost  &  Richard,  dwl 
Mills  Place  nr  Dupont 

Burnham  .Tames  W.,  i  James  W.  Burnham  &  Co.) 
dwl  W  8  Dolores  bet  Twenty  second  and 
Twentv-third 

BURNHAM  JAMES  W.  &  CO.,  (John  L.  Eckley 
and  Henry  Eckley)  importers  carpets,  uphol- 
stery goods,  oilcloths  and  paperhaugings,  618 
Market,  and  17  Post 

Burnham  Samuel  S.,  carriagemaker  with  Milo  P. 
Holmes,  dwl  Howard  bet  First  and  Second 

Burnham  William  F.,  upholsterer  with  Hardie  & 
Fredericks,  dwl  115  Sixth 

Burnham  Z.  W.,  salesman  with  Sanderson  &  Horn, 
dwl  American  Exchange  Hotel 

Burnie  Charles  W.,  clerk,  dwl  29^  Third 

Burningham  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  533  Natoma 

Burns  Aaron  M.,  pilot,  dwl  102l  Bush 

Burns  Andrew,  bricklayer.  Bricklayers' Association, 
Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Hall 

Burns  Andrew,  teamster,  dwl  449  Jessie 

Burns  Andi-ew,  watchman  with  R.  &.  J.  Morton, 
dwl  NE  cor  Ellis  and  Taylor 

Burns  Bart,  laborer  New  U."  S.  Branch  Mint,  dwl 
840  Market 

Burns  Bernard,  laborer,  dwl  166  Tehama 

Burns  Bernard,  stonecutter,  dwl  325  Minna 

Burns  Bernard,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  iSanaom  Street,  Best  Paper  and  Linen  Collars. 


USE  COOPEK'S  BAIjM  for  Dysentery,  and  all  Diseases  of  the  Stomach  and  Bowels. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [B]     DIRECTORY. 


Burns  Beinmd,  (Flynn  &  B.)  dwl  435  Fifth 
BUUNS  B.  J.,  jigeiit  Stetefeldt  Furnace  Co.  office 

4II5  California,  res  Alameda 
Burns  Calliei'ine  Mrs.,  dwl  1.50  Shiplej' 
Burns  Cliristopiier,  laliorer,  dwl  16li  Tehama 
Burns  CorneliuH,   laliorer  Odd   Fellow.^'  Cemetery, 

dwl  Point  Lolios  Road  nr  Odd  Fellows'  Cem 
Burns  Daniel,  ]iiiiiiter,  dwl  34  Minna 
Burns  Daniel,  wliipinaker  with  Main  &  WinclieBter, 

dwl  2'J3  Stevenson 
Burns  D.  P.,reil  estate,  dwl  Union  Av  nr  Sullivan 
Burns  E.,  watchman  Kisdon  Iron  Works 
Burns  Edward,  e.\press\vaf.'on,  SE  cor  Davis  and 
Pacific,  dwl   W  s   Capp  bet  Twenty-lirst  and 
Twenty-second 
Burns  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  15  Harrison  Avenue 
Burns  Francis  J.,  captain  bark  Forest  Queen,  pier  4 

Steuart 
Burns  Georfre  0.,  doorkeeper,  dwl  505  Filbert 
Bums  Hemy,  hootmaker,  dwl  148  Ellis 
Burns  Henrv.  boots  and  shoes,  210  Third,  dwl  14 

Ellis      ■  ■ 
Burns  Henry,  fRolilJs  &  B.J  223  Drnmm 
Burns  Henry  J.,  actor  Calilornia  Theatre,  dwl  21 

Anthony 
BURNS  HENRY  J.,  stencil  platecutfer  and  enirra- 
ver,  What  Cheer  House,  dwl  NW  cor  Dorland 
and  Church 
Burns  Hugh,  mariner,  dwl  900  Geary 
Burns  Isidore,  sliipsmitli.  20  Steuait,  dwl  227  Geary 
Burns  James,  clerk,  512  Kearny,  dwl  1908  Polk 
Burns  .lames,  expresswagon,  NW   cor  Davis  and 

Broadway 
Burns  James,  shoemaker  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl  Har- 
rison Av  liet Seventh  and  Eiuhth 
Burns  James,  teamster,  dwl  E  s  Laguna  nr  McAl- 
lister 
Burns  J.  F.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Burns  John,  baker  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.  S.  Se- 
nator 
BURNS  JOHN,  boarding  and  lodging,  S  s  Berry 

bet  Third  and   Fourth 
Burns  John,   brickl-.iyer.  Bricklayers'   Association, 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Hall 
Burns  John,  carpenter,  dwl  233  First 
15inns  John,  cook,  dwl  SW  cor  Wash  and  Sansom 
Bun;s  John,  driver  Market  St  R.R.,  dwl  Hayes  Val 
Burns  John,  hostler,  dwl  333  Bush 
Burns  John,  laborer,  dwl  1313  Sacramento,  renr 
Burns  John,, ''£?/r7i.';  t6  Ambrose  and  Bnryis  &Billis, 

dwl  S  s  Page  bet  Laginia  and  Oitavia 
Burns  John  C,  carneiiter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Bums  John  H.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  cor  Rail- 
road A  v  and  Thirty  fourth  "A  v  South  S    F 
Burns  Joseph,  hnckman,  dwl  6  Harrison  Avenue 
Burns  Joseph,  laborer   Custom    House,    dwl   227 

Second 
Bin-ns  Joseph  A., carpenter  H.C.  League, 128  Kearnv 
Bums  J.  W.,  carpenter   with  C.  P.  R.   R.  Co.,  dvvl 

cor  Berry  and  Madden 
Burns  Lewis,  biicklayei',  dwl  641  Washington 
Burns  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  White  bet  Green 

and  Vallejo 
Burns  Martin,  laborer  with  Nicholas  McDonald,  dwl 

S  8  Geary  nr  Scott 
Burns  Mariiii,  steward  P.  M.  S.  S.  China 
Burns  Martin  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  1908  Polk 
Burns  Michael,  expresswagon,  NW  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  C.ilifornia,  dwl  270  Clara 
Burns  Michael,  gardener  IMagdalen  Asylum,    San 

Bruno  road 
Burns  Michael,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Sixth 

and  Tehama,  dwl  209  Si.xth 
Burns  Michael,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Asso- 
ciation, Irish-American  H^ill 
Burns  Michael,  machinist  jEtna  Iron  Works 
Burns  Michael,  porter  Grand  Hotel 
Burns  Michael,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  &, 
S.  Co.,  dwl  29  Hunt 


Burns  Myra,  watercure  physician, office  and  dwl  648 

Mission 
Burns  Owen,  laborer  with  George  S.  Hoag,  dwl  27 

Ritch,  rear 
Burns  Patrick,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  corner  La- 
guna and  Oak 
Burns  Patrick,    horseshoer,   6.50  Mission,  dwl   cor 

Fifteenth  Ave  and  S,  South  San  Francisco 
Burns  Patrick,  hostler,  dwl  214  Stevenson 
Burns  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  218  Ritch 
Burns  Patrick,  lalxjrer,  dwl  S  s  Parker  nr  Califor- 
nia Avenue,  Bernal  Hights 
Burns  Patrick,  laborer  Calvary  Cemetery,  Point  Lo- 

bos  Road  nr  Calvary  Cemetery 
Burns  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,   cor  Devisadero  and 

O' Far  re  11 
Burns  Patrick,  shoemaker  Metropolitan  B.  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  29  Hunt 
Burns  Patrick  D.,  steward   Grand   Hotel,  dwl  E  s 

Tenth  nr  Harrison 
Burns  Peter,  drayman  with   Storm  &  Co.,  dwl  cor 

Third  and  Berry 
Burns  Peter,  hostler, dwl  NE  cor  Hayes  and  Octavia 
Burns   Peter,  hostler  Maiket  St.   R.    R.,  dwl   cor 

Grove  and  L;iguna 
Burns  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Alabama  bet  Twenty- 
second  and  Twenty-third 
Burns  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  8  Anthony 
Uurns  Robert,  manager  What  Cheer  Restaurant, 

dwl  517  Pine 
Burns  Samuel,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Eighth  Ave  and  L, 

South  S  F 
Burns    Stephen,    tanner,   cor  Gunnison   Ave   and 

Tweiity-eiglith 
Burns  Thomas.  b,irkeeper  with  C.  Bucklev,  dwl  225 

Bush 
Burns  Thomas,  boilermaker,  dwl  150  Shipley 
Burns  Thomas,  dairyman  with  Patrick  Keith,  dwl 

Courtland  Av  nr  Jefferson 
Burns  Thomas,  driver  Front  St.,  M.  and  O.  R.  R., 

dwl  cor  Franklin  and  Bush 
Burns  Thomas,  heli^er  Golden  State  Iron  Works, 

dwl  112  Tehama 
Burns  Thomas,   helper  with  W.  S.  Phelps  &  Co., 

dwl  527  Mission 
Burns  Thomas,  seaman  North  Pacific  Transportation 

Co.'s  S.  S.  Pelican 
Burns  Tilman  A.,  barkeeper,  dwl  118  Fourth 
Burns  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  642^  Mission 
Burns  William,  cook  with  Mendel  &  Ohustein,  dwl 

525  Mission 
Burns  &  Ambrose,  (John  Burns  and  James  Am- 
brose)   poultry    and     game,   14    Metropolitan 

Market 
Burns  &  Billis,  fjohn  Burns  and  Robert  Billis) 

poultry  and  game.  Union  Market 
Burns. — See  Burnes  and  Byrnes 
Burofsky  Alfred,  peddler,  dwl  133  Shipley 
Buron  Louis,  clerk  with  E.  Lenormand,  iiwlNEcor 

Powell  and  Pacific 
Buron   Victor,  clerk  with  Louis  Roncoli,  dwl  236 

Ritch 
Burr  Amos,  conductor  Southern  Pacific  R.  R.,  res 

San  Jose 
Burr  Benjamin  J.,  cutter  with  C.  C.  Hastings  A 

Co,  dwl  734Gieen 
Burr  Charles  H.,  (Burr  &  Co.)  dwl  769^  Mission 
BURR  CLARENCE  C,  {H.  C.  Hudson  &  Cn.)  dwl 

NE  cor  Filbert  and  Van  Ness  Av 
BURR  E.  WILLARD,  President  Savings  and  Loan 

Society,  office  619  Clay,  dwl  SE  cor  Van  Ness 

Ave  and  Filbert 
Burr  Edmund  C,  chemist,  dwl  SE  cor  Filbert  and 

Van  Ness  Ave 
Burr  Enoch,  conductor  Southern  Pacific  R.  R.,  dwl 

110  Kearny 
Burr  Fiaidv,  barkeeper,  913  Kearny 
Burr  George  E.,  extraman  Hose  Co.,  No.l,  S.  F.  F. 

D.,  dwl  916  Montgomery 


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Burr  George  W.,  molder  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl  129 

Clara 
Run-  Geor-fe  W.,  (Burr  &  Co. J  dwl  507  Mission 
Burr  Henry  P.,  master  mariner,  dwl  <i7fi  Harrison 
Burr  Jolin,  porter  witii  Josepii  E.  Selleck,  dwl  N  s 

Vallejo  liet  Montgomery  and  Siinsom 
Bnrr  John  T.,  shoemaker,  4-Jl  Bush 
Burr  Levi,  saloon,  S  s  Bav  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Burr  &   Co.,   (Ghnrlcs   H.  Burr   and   George    W. 

Burr  J  pivot,  action  brace,  5  Second 
Burra-sT.,  teainsler  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Burre  Mary  Mrt!.,  laundress  \vii;h  A.  Barbaste,  dwl 

S\V  corner  Dupont  and  Broadway 
Burrell  Cliarlcs,  physician,  office  lit?  Montgomery, 

dwl  836  Mission" 
Burrell  Edward,  foreman  rollinor  department  U.  S. 

Branch  Mint,  dwl  8:36  Mission 
Burrell  John,  master  mariner,  dwl  N  b  Berry  bet 

Third  and  Fourili 
Burrell. — See  Birrell 

Burrill  M.  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Dcnman  Gram- 
mar School 
Burris  Adella,  (col'd)  hairdresser,  dwl  16  Freelon 
Burris  Bnller,  clerk  with  Brigbam  &  Hawes,  dwl 

502  Bryant 
Burris  Bnller,  stonecutter,  dwl  Berry  nr  Third 
Burris  Wiilinm.  janitor  Colored  and  Drumm  Street 

Schools,  dwl  16  Freelou 
Burro  Consolidated  M.  Co.,    (New  Mexico)  office 

401  California 
Burro  Joseph,  gardener,  dwl  Presidio  Road  nr 

Filbert 
Burroughs  Charles,  f  Burroughs  &  Scott  J  dwl  SW 

cor  Lonibar<i  and  Kearny 
Burroughs  William,  packer  "with  Haynes  <fe  Law- 
ton,  dwl  ()<.'8  Jessie 
Burroughs  &  Scott,  (Gkarlcx  Burroughs  and  Na- 
poleon B.  Scott  J  dnb  rooms,  127  Montgomery 
Burrow  Uicliard.  dwl  421  Bash 
BUUKOVVES  GEORGE  Rev.,  president   Univer- 
sity  Mound  College 
Burrows  James,   cook  North  Pacific  Ti'ansportalion 

Co's  S.  S.  Oritlamme 
Burscougii  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  457  Bryant 
Bursley  Isaac,  master  mariner,  dwl  S  8  Grove  bet 

Gough  and  Octavia 
Burson   James  N.,   clerk,   dwl  cor  McAllister   and 

Leavenworth 
Burster  Claus.  tailor,  SW  cor  Sac  and  Davis 
Burt  J.  Gus,  f Severance,  Holt  <fc  Co. J  dwl  .'i2SPlne 
Burt  J(jsepb  IL,  carpenter,   dwl  N  &  Fulton  bet  Oc- 
tavia and  Lagniui 
Burl  Philip,  dwl  W  b  Folsom  bet  Twenty-first  and 

Twenty-second 
Burt  Samuel,  compositor  with  Frank  Eastman,  dwl 

801}  Stockton 
Burl  Silas  S.,  foreman  annealing  department  USB 

Mint,  dwl  SE  cor  Dupont  und  Lombard 
Burt  William,  dwl  14  Quiucy 
Burt  William  J.,  house  mover,  dwl  1130  Mission 
Burt  W,  P..  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Burl— See  Bert 
Burtchell    Samuel,    laborer    Laborers'    Pro.  Ben. 

Ass'n,  Irish  American  Hall 
Burtman   Ferdinand,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Burton  Augustus  A.,  porter,   215  Battery,  dwl  1317 

Stockton 
BURTON    CHARLES  H.,  merchant,    office    405 

Front,  dwl  1018  Washington 
Burton  Edward,  dwl  1110  Mont 
Burton  Elizabeth  Miss,  teacher  music,  dwl  206  Fourth 
Burton  Henrv,  cigarmaker  with  Arthur  Haferkorn, 

dwl  26  lloward  Court 
B  irloirJohn,  co  )k  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Burton  M.  A.  Mrs.,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Burton  Theod.  L.,  fEpps  &  B  )  dwl  1  Adona  PI 
Burton   William,   carpenter     H.   C.    League,    128 
Kearny 


Burtsell  John  M.,  salesman  with  Murphy,  Grant  <fc 

Co.,  bds  cor  Harrison  and  Second 
Burtt  William  W.,  tinsmith  with  Brittan,  Holbrook 

&  Co.,  dwl  14  Quiucy 
Burwell  Leiia  W.  Aliss,  assistant  teacher  Mission  St 

Primary  School,  dwl  1107  Stockton 
Burwon  T.,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Bury  James,  coachman  Lick  House 
Bury   John,    clerk   with   Dean   R.   Aver}',    dwl  S 

8  Francisco  nr  Hyde 
Bury  L.,  shoemaker,  dwl  SWcor  Bdwy  and  Dupont 
Bury  Thomas,  collector,  dwl  609J  Howard 
Buryer  Jacob,  hairdresser  with  M.  Cook,  dwl  Pres- 

cott  House 
Busanich   Antonio,   barkeeper  with   Martin   Gros- 

setta,  dwl  803  Union 
Buscelle  J.  R.,  collector,  dwl  921  Pacific 
Busch  Geoige,   driver  Philadelphia  Brewery,  dwl 

228  Second 
Busch  John,  malster  Albany  Brewery,  dwl  73  Eve- 
rett 
Buschell  Adam,  malster  Bavaria  Brewery,  dwl  NE 

cor  Jackson  and  Stockton 
Buscher  Henry,  clerk  with  Charles  L.  Steylaars,  dwl 

1209  Dupont 
Buschman  John,  barkeeper,  44  Steuart 
Busenich  Antonio,   clerk   with   George  Jancovich, 
dwl  E  8  Stockton  bet  Wasliingtm  and  Jackson 
Buser  Ernest,   clerk  with   E.   G.  Lyons  &  Co.,  510 

Jackson 
Bush  Alonzo,  driver  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl 

331  Mont 
Bush  Charles  J.,  carver  with   George   O.Whitney 
&  Co.,  dwl  Potrero  Av  bet  Twenty-third  and 
Twenty-fourth 
Bush  Chnrles  P.,  laborer  Custom  House 
Bush   E<lward,   laborer,  dwl  Bryaut  nr  Twenty- 

fourtli 
Bush  Eliza  A.,   (colored)    widow,  dwl  1006  Wash- 
ington 
Bush  Frederick,  laborer,  dwl  415  Brannan 
Bush  Henry,  clerk  with  I.  W.  W.  Brown,  dwl  Fol- 
som nr  First 
Bush  Henry,   photographic  gallery,  junction  Mar- 
ket and  Kearny 
Bush  Hynian  P.,  clerk,  dwl  114  Mason 
Bush  James  S.  Rev.,  rector  Grace   Church,   dwl 

1117  Stockton 
Bush  John,  boilermaker  Miners'  Foundry,  dwl  413 

Green 
Bush  John,  laborer,  dwl  1904  Mason 
Bush  John  Francis,   boilermaker  Miners'  Foundry, 

dwl  413  Green 
Bush  Jonathan  P.,  physician,  dwl  631  Sac 
Bush  Louis,  fBiish  &McAllisterJ  dwl  47  Clementina 
Bush  Nathan,  furniture,  116  Fourth,  dwl  114  Fourth 
Bush  Nicolas,  hackman.  Plaza,  dwl  128  Shipley 
Bush  O.  P.,  clerk,  dwl  338  Bush 
Bush  Jonathan  R.,  surgeon  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Bush    Richard    J.,  secretary   Montgomery  Avenue 
Commissioners,   office  1,  2  and  3  Jloiiigomery 
Block,  dwl  Ws  Hyde  bet  Filbert  and  Greenwich 
Bush  Street  House,  333  Bush 
Bush  &  McAllister,  f Louis  Bush  and   William  B. 

McAllister  J  dentists,  704  Market 
Bushee  John  L.,  (Bcnrdorffd,  B.)  dwl  225  Second 
Bushman  William,  patternmaker  Pacific  Iron  Works, 

dwl  7()5  Mission 
Busbnell   Amasa,   laborer  Custom  House,  dwl   813 

Stockton 
Bushnell  W.  A.,  newspaper  carrier,  dwl  267  Minna 
Bushnell   William  A.,  captain  steamer  El  Capitan, 

Oakland  Ferry,  dwl  817  Mission 
Bushy  Frank,  boilermaker,  dwl  48  Sacramento 
Biisiiig  Ernest,  druggist  with  A.  Buhler,  905  Kearny 
Buss  Jacob,  driver  Philadelphia  Brewei'y,  dwl  107 

Tehama 
Buase  Christian  C,  (Jacob  &  B.J  dwl  Sophie  Ter- 
race 


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Biisse  John,  baker,  228  Kenrny 

Busfey  W.  C,  locksmith  with  Andre  Camona,  dwl 
Intei'iiational  Hotel 

Biissier  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Tehama  nr  Twenty- 
seventh 

Bussiufrer  Frederick,  brassfinisher  with  M.  Dobrz- 
enBkv 

Bust  William,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Bustainant  Rosa,  (widow)  dwl  II  Pinkney 

Busiameiite  Slary,  (widow)  dwl  1114  Powell 

Bustelli  Carlo,  waiter,  5-)0  Commercial,  dwl  cor 
Sacramento  and  Waverly  Place 

Buster  Hiram  C,  blacksmith,  dwl  131  j\Iontgomery 

Buster  Jlai'y  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  131  Monti^omery 

BustilloB  Aianuel,  apprentice  with  L.  R.  Meyers  & 
Co.,  dwl  819  Broadway 

Bustillos  Rafael,  marbleworker  with  L.  R.  Meyers 
&  Co.,  dwl  Union  Place 

BUSWELL  AL?:XANDER,  bookbinder,  409  Cal- 
ifornia, dwl  SW  cor  Jones  and  Union 

Buswell  Alexander  Jr.,  clerk  with  Hooker  &  Co., 
dwl  cor  Twentieth  and  Guerrero 

Buswell  William  F.,  patternmaker,  19  Fremont, 
dwl  NE  cor  Twentieth  and  Guerrero 

Butcher  Albert,  clerk  with  Martin  Murken,  dwl  29 
Clementina 

Butcher  Henry,  teamster,  dwl  504  O'Farrell 

Butcher  Jumes  L.,  butcher  with  M.  Selig  &  Co., 
dwl  Sixth  Avenue,  South  San  Francisco 

Butcher  Joim,  waiter  with  Samuel  F.  Sanders,  dwl 
SW  cor  Fourth  and  Berry 

Butenop  Henry,  groceries  and  liquor?,  625  Pacific 

Buthe  Cliristian  L.,  barkeeper,  211  Pine,  dwl  3 
Minna 

Butler  A.  J.  Mrs.,  clairvoyant,  office  and  dwl  410 
Kearny 

Butler  Alexander,  cook,  dwl  N  s  Oregon  bet  Front 
and  Davis 

Butler  Alfred,  lumber,  129  Fifth 

Butler  Amy  Miss,  dwl  20  Montgomery 

Butler  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  1.56  Silver 

Builer  Andrew  J.,  hatter,  dwl  410  Kearny 

Butler  B.  F.,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Tehama  nr'Ninth 

Butler  Charles  C,  real  estate,  dwl  NE  cor  Sutter 
and  Steiner 

Butler  Charles  H.,  captain  brig  Arago,  Howard 
Street  wharf 

Butler  Charlotte  W.,  (widow)  dwl  286  Stevenson 

Builer  C.  W.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Builer  David,  laborer,  U.  S.  Appraiser's  Store,  dwl 
720  Howard 

Butler  Edwin  D.,  dwl  720  Howard 

Butler  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  dwl  22  Second 

Butler  Frederick  S.,  clerk,  Pacific  Insurance  Co., 
dwl  W  8  Guerrero  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seven- 
teenth 

Butler  George  E.,  bookeeper  Union  Insurance  Co., 
dwl  1130  Market 

Butler  George  F.,  conductor  Front  Street  M.  &  0. 
R.  R.,  dwl  35  Austin 

Butler  George  W.,  milkman,  San  Bruno  Road,  7 
miles  from  City  Hall 

Builer  Henry,  di'ayman,  121  Front,  dwl  SW  cor 
Broadway  and  Dupont 

Butler  Henry  C,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Wetmore 
Place 

Butler  Henry  M.,  master  mariner,  dwl  853  Folsom 

Butler  Henry  W.,  newspaper  clerk  San  Francisco 
Postoffice,  dwl  1024  Montgomery 

Butler  James,  bootmaker,  U.  W.  M.  B.  &.  S.  Co., 
dwl  537  Stevenson,  rear 

Butler  James,  gardener,  dwl  E  s  Minna  bet  Four- 
teenth and  Fifteenth 

Butler  James  D.,  extraman  stmr.  No.  1  S.  F.  F.  D. 

Butler  J.  N.,  insurance  agent,  dwl  127  Kearny 

Butler  John,  barkeeper,  37  Sutter,  dwl  35  Clemen- 
tina 

Butler  John,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Folaom  and 
Bcale 


Butler  John,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso,  dwl  NE 

cor  Folsom  and  Beale 
Butler  John,  mariner,  dwl  .39  Pacific 
Butler  John  B.,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl  721 

Howard 
Butler  John  W.,  printer  with  Edward  Bosqui,  dwl 

cor  Haight  and  Webster 
Butler  Joseph  D.,  armorer,  dwl  SW  cor  Haight  and 

Webster 
Butler  Joseph  J.,  clerk  with  W.  <fel.  Steinhart  &  Co., 

dwl  Wetmore  Place  nr  Washington 
Butler  Joseph  R.,  currier  with  Patrick  H.  Malone, 

dwl  736  Brannan 
BUTLER  M.  A.  MRS.,  milliner  and  millinery,  28 

Montgomery,  dwl  937  Howard 
Butler  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  519  Vallejo 
Butler  Margaret,  (widow)  boarding,  215  Fourth 
Butler  Martin,  watchman  with  C.  Kerrins  &,  Co., 

dwl  18i  Sumner 
Butler  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  521  Vallejo 
Butler  Mary  E.,  dressmaker,  639  Mission 
Butier  Maiy  H.,    (widow)    dressmaker,    dwl    809 

Jackson 
Butler  Matthew,  laborer,  d\vl  S  8  Filbert  bet  Kearny 

and  Montgomerv 
Butler  Matthew,  f  Hnngs  4-  B.)  dwl  1604  Bush 
Butler   M.   F.,   {Butler  Sr  Hochholzer)   dwl   W  8 

Guerrero  nr  Sixteenth 
Butler  Michael,  driver  with  S.  V.  Water  Co 
Butler  Michael,  storekeeper  Union  Club 
BUTLER  PATRICK  F.,  merchant,  oflice  28  Mont- 
gomerv, dwl  937  Howard 
Butler  Patrick  'Y.jHognn  &  Go.)  dwl  20  Folsom  Av 
Builer  Robeit,  painter,  dwl  215  Fouith 
BUTLER  ROBERT  B.,  proprietor   Union  House, 

511-513  Mission 
Butler  Sarah  E.  Miss,  teacher,  dwl  839  California 
Butler  Samuel  S. ,  proprietor  Pacific  Lodging  House, 

NW  cor  Kearny  and  Pacific,  res  Petaluuia 
Butler  Theodore,  eiigraver  with  Warren  C.  Butler, 

dwl  10  Wetmore  Place 
Butler  Thonuis,  bricklayer,  dwl  21   Russell 
Butler  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  179  Minna 
Butler  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  W  8  Tehama  nr  Pre- 

cita  Avenue,  Bernal  Hights 
Butler  Thomas,  sheepshearer,  dwl  512  Slission 
Butler  Thomas  J.,  {Adams  Jf.  B.J  dwl  309  Third 
Butler  T.  Romeyn,  assay  department  U.  S.  B.  Mint, 

res  Oakland 
Butler  Walter,  teamster,  pier  2^  Steuart,  dwl  Fell 

bet  Sieiner  and  Scott 
Butler  Warren  C.  wood  engraver,  611  Clay,  dwl 

10  Wetmore  Place 
Butler  Williiim,  dwl  245  Minna 
Butler  William,  dwl  SW  cor  Clay  and  i\Iontgomery 
Butler  William,  laborer,  dwl  712  Clementina 
Butler  William  R.,  clerk,  30  Occidental  Market,  dwl 

41  Minna 
Butler  W.  J.,  salesman,  125  Kearny 
Butler  W.  J.  Mrs.,  millinerv,  125  Kearnv 
BUTLER  &.  UOCHnOLZEli,  {M.  F: BiHlcr  and 

Hugo   Hochholzer)  architects,  office  NW  cor 

Montgomery  and  Sacramento 
BUTLER'S  LIFTING   CURE,   Swain  &   Pierce 

proprietors,  631  Sacramento 
Butniau  Frederick  A.,  landscape  painter,  office  331 

Kearny,  dwl  743  Pine 
Butt  Chris.  C,  {Butt  &  Turn  Suden)  dwl  SW  cor 

Bush  and  Stockton 
Butt  Peter  N.,  {Bull  &  Kiichmcister  and  Peter  N. 

Butt  4-  Co.)  dwl  1336  Broadway 
Butt  Peter  N.  &  Co.,  (Henry    W.    Kiichmeister) 

groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Kearny  and  Pac 
Butt  &  Kuchmeister,  (Peter  N.  Butt  and  Henry  W. 

KuchmeiKterj  groceries  and    liquors,  NE  cor 

Hvde  and  Broadway 
Butt  &.  Tnm  Suden,  (Chris.  C.  Bult  and  Peter  H. 

Turn   Suden)   groceries   and  liquors,   SW  cor 

Bush  and  Stockton 


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Butters   Charles,   clerk   letter    department    Wells, 

Fargo  &,  Co.,  dwl  220  O'Farrell 
Butters  Celemtine   Jlifs,   operator  Western  Uuion 

Telegraph  Co.,  clwl  220  O'Fairell 
Butters  Henry  A.,  tanner,  dwl  220  O'Favrell 
Butters  John"   S,,  mate   S.  S.  William  Taber,  dwl 

1327  S;icraniento 
ButterwortI)  Edninnd  S..macliinist,  dwl  Ws  Dolores 

bet  Twenty-first  and  Twenty  second 
Butterwortli  .lames,  tinsmith  with  G.  &  W.  Snook, 

dwl  2()2  Eijilith 
Butterwortli    Kiciiard,    spinner    Pioneer    Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  North  Point  nr  Larkiu 
BUTTEUWCKTH  SAM.  F.,  president  California 

Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.,  office  13  Merchants'  Ex- 

chanj^e,  and  S.  F.  Park  Commissioner,  dwl  SW 

cor  Pine  and  Leavenworth 
Bultington  Motes  J.  Capt.,  dwl  425  Geary 
BuUiier  Charles,  florist,  dwl  NW  cor  Post  and  Buch 
Buttiier  Charles,  machinist,  dwl  32  Clementina 
Butiner  Henry,  drayman,  121  Front,  dwl  SW  cor 

Battery  and  Green 
Bntlner  Henry  A.,  driver,  dwl  21  Clara 
Butiner  Jolni,"  machinist,  dwl  524  Fourth 
Butiner  John,  patternmaker  Miners'  Foundry,  dwl 

3x;  Clementina 
Butts  Hiirvey  D.,  stevedore,  dwl  pier  4  Stenart 
Bulls  William,  dwl  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Pacific 
Bu.xton  George,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

335  0FHrreU 
Buxtorf  M.  C,  liookkeeper,  dwl  720  California 
Buyer  Charles,  (Buyer,  Reich    Sf    Co.)   dwl   1013 

Washington 
Buyer,  Keich  it  Co.,  {Charles  Buyer,  Leopold  Reich 

and  Leopold  DiamniitJ  fancy  goods,  129  Kearny 

and  1015  Stockton 
Buzzini  Mailin,  ti  ader,  dwl  Railroad  Av  and  Garden 

Tract  nr  Bay  View 
Byani  Samuel  L.,  porter  with  Edward  Martin  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Howard  and  Twenty-second 
Byers  .John  P.,  wharfinger  Pacific   Street  Wharf, 

dwl  SW  cor  Sanson)  and  Union 
Byers  .Joseph  JI.,  clerk  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl  819 

Filbert 
Byington  Horace  W.,  (May  &  B.)  dwl  32«  Bush 
Byles  Geoige,  real  es'ate  agent,   office   331   Mont- 
gomery, dwl  211)  Clara 
Byriiig  Ole  H., repacker  and  contractor, 224  Jackson 
Byrne  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  5  Pollard  Place 
Byrne  Bernard,  i^rocer,  dwl  350  Third 
Byrne  Bridget,  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  119  Welsh 
Byrne  C,  printer,  dwl  720  Market 
Byrne  Charles,  sail  loft,  7  Clay,  dwl  W  8  Capp  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Byrne  Daniel,  collector  Larue's  Wharf,   dwl  202 

Riich 
Byrne  Daniel,  cooper  with  T.  F.  Neagle  <fe  Co.,  dwl 

210  liitch 
Byrne  Dennis,  waiter,  dwl  3  Clay  Avenue 
Byrne  Felix,  curpenter.  dwl  7  Park  Avenue 
Byrne  Francis  J.,  enu'ineer,  dwl  W  s  Bryant  Av 

bet  Harrison  and  BryJlnt 
Byrne  Frank  E.,  repacker  with  E.  T.  Anthony  & 

Co.,  dwl  32  Pine 
Byrne  Garrett  J.,  (Kcrby,  Byrne  &  Co.)  dwl  1108 

Bush 
BYRNE  HENRY  H.,  district  attorney  city  and 

county  S.  F.,  office  20  City  Hall,  second  floor, 

(and  Byrne  &  Freelon)  dwl  317  Sutter 
Byrne  Henry  L.,  dwl  533  Sutter 
Byrne    Hugh,   laborer,  dwl    NE    cor  Sixth    and 

Branuan 
Byrne  Kate  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  F.  Uznay, 

dwl  78  Clementina 
Byrne  James,  laborer  California  Dry  Dock,  dwl 

Hunters  Point 
Byrne  James,  iilnmher  with  Thomas  O'Malley  & 

Co.,  dwl  119  Welsh 
Byrne  John,  butcher,  dwl  318  Pacific 


Byrne  John,  cooper  with  L.  N.  Handy  &  Co.,  27 
Clay 

Byrne  John,  hostler  with  Thomas  Ryan,  dwl  NE 
cor  Hyde  and  Eddy 

Byrne  John,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Louisiana  and  Sierra 

Byrne  .lohn,  painter,  dwl  103  Saeratiiento 

Byrne  John,  waiter  with  John  Anderson,  dwl  132 
First 

Byrne  John  E.,  bookkeeper  with  Pascal,  Dubedat 
&  Co.,  dwl  533  Suiter 

Byrne  John  51.,  importer,  office  533  Kearnv,  dwl 
533  Sutter 

Byrne  ]\Iargie  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  F.  Uz- 
nay, dwl  166  Perry 

Byrne  Michael,  coal  and  wood,  3  Sherwood  Place, 
dwl  173  Minna 

Byrne  Michael,  teamster,  dwl  132  First 

Byrne  Michael,  (Landers,  B.  &  Go.)  dwl  1517 
Leavenworth 

Byrne  Morris,  cooper  with  Francis  W.  Arnold,  dwl 
210  Ritch 

Byrne  Nicholas,  housemover,  dwl  247  Stevenson 

Byrne  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Minna  bet  Four- 
teenth and  Fifteenth 

Byrne  Patrick,  laborer  with  William  H.  Norton, 
dwl  N  8  Austin  nr  Gough 

Byrne  Patrick,  teamster  with  Thomas  &  Drake, 
dwl  62  First 

Byrne  Patrick,  wood  and  coal,  SW  cor  Fourth  and 
and  Perry,  dwl  324  Tehama 

Byrne  Patrick  J.,  porter,  7  Montgomery,  dwl  369 
Jessie 

Byrne  Peter,  hostler  with  Nathan  P.  Hopkins,  dwl 
679  Market 

Byrne  Peter  C,  cook  with  Daniel  Flood  &,  Brother, 
318  Pacific 

Byrne  Robert,  brewer,  dwl  110  Dora 

Byrne  Thomas,  boots  and  shoes,  902  Dnpont,  res 
New  York 

Byrne  Thomas,  merchandise  broker,  office  210  Bat- 
tery, dwl  N  B  Seventeenth  nr  Valencia 

Byrne  Thomas,  special  policeman,  dwl  226  Pacific 

Byrne  Thomas,  street  contractor,  dwl  W  s  Frank- 
lin bet  Page  and  O.ik 

Byrne  Thomas,  teamster,  dwl  1029  Pacific 

Bj'rne  Thomas  S.,  clerk,  902  Dupont,  dwl  NE  cor 
Dupont  and  Washington 

Byrne  William,  bricklayer,  dwl  749  Market 

Byrne  William,  clerk,  dwl  333  Bush 

Byrne  William,  clerk,  902  Dupout,  dwl  NE  cor 
Dupont  and  Washington 

Byrne  William,  conductor  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  140 
Natoma 

Byrne  Williiim,  longshoreman,  dwl  N  s  Filbert  bet 
Sanson!  and  Montgomery 

Byi'ue  William,  stevedore,  Riggers  and  Stevedores' 
Association,  429  Pacific 

Byrne  William  J.,  laborer  Gibbs'  Bonded  Ware- 
bouse,  dwl  2.52  Minna 

BYRNE  WILLIAM  S.,  secretary  Board  Tide 
Land  Commissioners,  office  SW  cor  Clay  and 
Kearny,  dwl  OlOj  Harrison 

BYRNE  &  FREELON,  (Henry  H.  Byrne  and 
Thos.  W.  FreelonJ  attorneys  at  law,  office 
729   Montj^omery 

Byrne.— See  Burn 

Byrnes  Daniel,  carpenter,  dwl  I25  Harriet 

Byines  David,  teamster  with  R.  &,  J.  Morton 

Byrnes  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  166  Peiry 

Byrnes  Harriet  S.  Mrs.,  millinery  and  dressmaking, 
734  Howard 

Byrnes  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  NW  cor  Union 
and  Calhoun 

BYRNES  JAMES,  South  Point  Warehouse,  res 
San  Mateo 

Byrnes  James  F.,  drayman  with  Locke  &■  Mon- 
tague, dwl  Octavia  nr  Fulton 

Byrnes  John,  barkeeper,  dwl  '.^27  Second 

Byrnes  John,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 


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Byrnes  John,  fireman,  dwl  Monlton  Place  nr  Mont 
Byi'nes  John,  waiter  S.  S.  Moses  Taylor,  North  Pa- 
cific Transportation  Co 
Byrnes  Li/zie  Miss,  seamstress  with  Norcross  &  Co., 

dwl  Ui6  Perry 
Byrnes  5I-tr;.'aiet,  (widow)  dwl  11  Gai'den 
Byrnes   M.   F.    Miss,   assistant  teacher  Tenth   St. 

Gramniiir  Scliool 
Byrnes  Patrick,  dwl  cor  O'Farrell  and  Devisadero 
Byrnes  Patrick,  assistant  sexton  Trinity  Church, dwl 

N\V  cor  Post  and  Powell 
Byrnes  Patrick,  laborer,  Laliorers'  Protective  Ben- 

evoli'nt  Association,  Irish  American  Hall 
Byrnes  Tlioiiias,  laborer.  S.  F.  Gas  Company 
Byrnes  William    A..   ( Htbberd,    Hanborn   &   Co. J 

dwl  7:U  Howard 
Byrnes. — See  Biirnes  nnd  Burns 
Byrns  William,  cook  with  F.  A.  Bergman,  dwl  525 

Mission 
Byron  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  512  Mission 
Byron  John,  biicklayer,  dwl  I22'.{  Folsom 
Byron  Michael,  bricklayer,  dwl  E  s  Minna  nr   Fif- 
teenth 
Byron  Michael,  jobwagon,  SWcor  Bush  and  San- 

Hom,  dwl  516  Bash 
Byron  Patrick.  [Byron  &   Regan)  dwl  NW  cor 

Mason  and  Turk 
Byron  Peter,  steward  Overland  House 
Byron  <fc  Itegan.  (Patrick  Byron  and  T.  J.  Resran) 
groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Mason  and  Tmk 
Byrnm  Ann  S..  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Brannanbet  Sev- 

entli  and  Eiglith 
Byriis  James,  plumber,  Plumbers'  Association 
BYXBEE  JOtiX  F.,  lumber  and  commission  mer- 
chant and   agent  Duncan's  Mills,  W  s  Sleuart 
opp  pier  11,  dwHOS  Eddv 
Bvxbee  Robert  G.,  ( H.  B.  Ticlienor  &  Go.)  dwl  408 

"    Eddy 
Byxby.— See  Bixby 

G 

CabeSes  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturers,  323 

Ch,y 
Cables  Alfred  H.,  clerk  with  P.  Garcia,  718  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  404  Vallejo 
Cabral  Au'gusto,  (Hermida  &    Co. J  dwl   NW   cor 

Drnmm  and  Oregon 
Cachot  M.  A.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and  dwl 

18  Third 
Cacioppo  Mariano,    (Angela  Bardellini  &   Co.)  27 

Washington  Market 
Cadenaiso  Guisseppi,  waiter  with  Carapi  &  Co. 
Cadenas.so   Guiseppi,  (Cadenasso  &    TubinojA\y\ 

240  Green 
Cadenasso  Nicoilo,  (Novella    Sf  G.)  dwl  515  Mer- 
chant 
Cadenasso   &■    Tubino   fGinseppi  Cadenasso  and 

Dominick     TubinoJ    Italian  Restaurant,    515 

Merchant 
Cadigan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  333  Bush 
Cadigan  William,  laborer,  dwl  43  Baldwin  Court 
Cadiz  Enueiiie  (widow)  dwl  90:)  Jackson 
Cadmus  William  H.  Mrs.,  dwl  1  Chatham  Place 
Cadogan  James,  laborer,  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  W  8  Dora  nr  Hariison 
Cadogan  James  J.,  bookkeeper  with  E  Chelovich 

«fe  Co.,  res  Oakland 
Cadogan  Joseph,  laborer  -with  Sanniel   E.  Oakley, 

dwl  SWcor  Druuim  and  Washington 
Cadoj/an  Timothy,  blacksmith    S.   F.  &  P.  Sugar 

Retineiy.  dwl  W  s  Dora  nr  Harrison 
Cadogan,  William,  stevedore.   Lumber  Stevedores' 

Association.  Barra's  Hall 
CADUC  PHILIP,  presi.lent  Benicia  Cement  Co., 

and  general   superintendent   City   Paving  Co., 

office  019  Montgomery,  dwl  722  Sutter 
Cady  A.  W. ,  hairdresser,  stnir  Yosemite 
Cady  Delia  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  772^  Folsom 


C.idy  Edwin  A.,  watchman  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  3wl  601 

Dupont 
Cady    George  B.,  photographer  with   Edouart  «fc 

Cobb,  504  Kearny,  dwi  7725  Folsom 
Cady  .John,  boilermaker  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  36 

Moss 
Cady  Josephine  (widow)  teacher  music,   138  Sutter 
CADY  WILLIAM  J.,  liquor  saloon.  SE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  California,  dwl  425  Sixth 
Cady  Willbtm  J  .  miner,  dwl  216  Stevenson 
Caens  William  S.,  sailraaker  with  John   L.  Prior, 

304  Davis 
Caferata  Antonio,  wood  and  coal,  NE   cor  Taylor 

and  Lombard 
Caffall  George,  stevedore,  dwl  Vincent  nr  Union 
Catt'erata    Antonio,  gardener,    Sau  Bruno  road  nr 

Bay  View  Tract 
Caffery  J.  H.,  plumber.  Plumbers'  Association 
Caffiere   Frank,  clerk  with  Tobias  &  Co.,   Grand 

Central  Market 
Caffrey  Edward,  storekeeper  Occidental  Hotel,  dwl 

Ss  Eighteenth  bet  Noe  and  Castro 
Caff'iey  James,  woodcarver,  dwl  IGIO  Mason 
Caffrev  Patrick,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
CagleJohn.  ^Coo-Ze  Sf  iJ^c/t;  314  Bush 
Cagletfe  Rich,  fJohnCagle  and  Dornxtux  W.  Rich) 

club  rooms,  314  Bush  and  bltj  Sacramento 
Caglirei  George,  bookkeeper  with  Galli  &  Co..  dwl 

S  8  Hinckley  bet  Kearny  and  Montgomery 
Cagnt-y  Mavtiii,  laborer,  dwl  4  \Villian) 
Cagney  Edward,  with   Charles   Waters,   dwl  W  s 

Sanson!  nr  California 
C  ihalan  J.  L..  carpenter,  H.  C.  Lengue,128  Kearny 
Cahalan  John,  bootmaker, Valencia  iirTwenty-sixtli 
Cahaliu  John,  salesman, 115  Pine, dwl  271  Stevenson 
Cahill  Andrew,  expresswagou,  38  Calitoruia,  dwl 

444  Sixth 
Cahill  Denius.  laborer  with  .Jolin  W.  Kellv 
CAHILL  E.  &  CO.,  stockbrokers,  office  406  Mont- 

goniery 
Cahill  Edward,  waiter  Grand  Hotel,  dwl  Park  Lane 
Cahill  Edward, ('iS.  Cahill  &  Co.)  406  Montgomery 
Cahill  E.  J.,  topographical  engineer  Tide  Land  Com- 
missioners 
Cahill  James,  clerk  with  E.  Cahill  &  Co..  406  Mont 
Cahill  James,  driver  with  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl 

325  Fourth 
Cahill  Janies,  laborer,  dwl  S  a  Fulton  bet  Van  Ness 

Avenue  and  Franklin 
Cahill  James,  porter  9  Montgomery,  dwl  SE  cor 

Fell  and  Webster 
Cahill  Janies  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Fulton  bet  Van 

Ness  Avenue  and  Franklin 
Cahill  John,  painter,  dwl  1208  Union 
Cahill  John, porter  with  Rosenstock,  Price  ifc  Co., 

dwl  333  Bush 
Cahill  Kate  M.,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  Mary  Robert- 
son, dwl  19  Louisa 
Cahill  Patrick, drayman  with  Wellman,  Peck  &,  Co., 

dwl  1004  Leavenworth 
Cahill  Patrick,  gardener,  dwl  112  .Jessie 
Cahill  Patrick,  laborer,  d%-l  211  Tehama,  rear 
Cahill  Patiick,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  12  Chesley 
Cahill  William,  shipwright,  dwl  673  Harrison 
Calm  Aaron,  mercLiant,  dwl  1 1 14  Post 
Cahn  David,  with  Lazard  Freres,  dwl  1012  Pme 
Cahn  Edmoud,  clerk  with  H.  Payot  &  Co.,  dwl  911 

Clav 
Cahn  Hvppolite.derk  with  Weil  <tCo.,dwl  911  Clav 
Caun    Israel,  (Uhljelder,  Cahu  &   Co.)   dwl   1120 

Post 
Cahu  Jerome,  dry  goods,  SWcor  Folsom  and  Sev- 
enth 
CAHN  LEOPOLD,  agent  San  Francisco   Pioneer 

Woolen  Factory,  1 15  Battery,  dwl  NE  cor  Post 

and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Cahn  L.  M.,  merchant,  office  219  Sansom,  dwl  1114 

Post 


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Cabn  Maier  A.,  saleeraan  with  Marcus  C.  Hawley  & 

Co.,  (Iwl  II 14  Post 
Ciihii  Morris,  (Herzos  &  6'o.;dwl911  Clay 
Calm  Koealie,  (widow)  dwl  1219 Sutter 
Q,.\\\\i'^s\^Am  J  hazard,  Freres)  AwWhM  Powell 
Cuiiu. — See  Knlii> 
Cahoon  Frederick  G.,  bookkeeper  with  G.  &  W. 

SiiooU 
Cahoon  John,  compositor  Police  Gazette,  dwl  SW 

cor  Clay  and  Kearny 
Cain  Dennis,  laborer,  Laborers'  Protective  Associa- 
tion, Irish  American  Hall 
Cain  Edward,  pressman  and  extraman  Stenmer  No. 

3  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  SVV  cor  Sutter  and  Jones 
Cain  Elizabeth,  (widow)  nurse,  dwl  305  Union 
Cain  Francis,  stonecutter,  dwl  Bush  bet  Pierce  and 

Scott 
Cain  James,  farmer,  dwl  3v!0  Sansom 
Cain  James,  ironmolder  with  J.  G.  lis,  dwl  N  8  Fil- 
bert bet  Montgomei  y  and  Kearny 
Cain  John,  bricklayer,  b'ds  214  Broadway 
Cain  John,  laborer,  dwl  311  Pacitic 
Cain  John,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Cain  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Cain  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  189  Folsom,  rear 
Cain  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  9  Gaven 
Cain  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Mission  nr  Twen- 
ty-second 
Cain  'Rufns  U.,  bricklayer,  dwl  S  s  Page  bet  Octavia 

an<l  Laguua 
Cain    Thomas,    junkdealer,    dwl  E   a  Gilbert  nr 

Towiisend 
Cain    Thomas,    shoemaker    with    Buckingham    &. 

Hecht,  dwl  5  Sherwood  Place 
Cain  — See  Cane,  Kain  and  Kane 
Cainen  William  J.,  dwl  1320  Stockton 
Caire   Henry,  salesman  with  Justinian  Caii'e,  dwl 

313  Green 
Caire  Justinian,  importer  and  jobber  hardware  and 
crockery,  530  Washington  and  1028  Dupont, 
dwl  313' Green 
Cairncross  James,  clerk,  dwl  107  Leidesdorft" 
Cairns  John,  foreman  Golden  City  Chemical  Works, 

dwl  W  8  Seventh  nr  Brannan 
Cairns  John,  machinist  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  344 

Shipley 
Cairns  John,  physician,  dwl  1008  Jones 
Cairns  Patrick,  helper  with  Pacitic  Rolling  Mill  Co., 

dwl  Potrero  Point 
Cairns  Robert,,  salesman,  dwl  30  Hawthorne 
Cairns  Thomas,  painter,  dwl  2.55  Tehama 
Cairns   William,    laborer    Golden   City    Chemical 

Works,  dwl  W  s  Seventh  nr  Brannan 
Caizac  Paul,  salesman  with  Kaiudler,  Scellier  & 

Co.,  dwl  931  Pacitic 
Calback  Henrv,  carriagetrimmer  with  Kimball  &. 

Co.,  dwl  818  Folsom 
Calbo  Francis,  dwl  Branch  House 
Caldon  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  120  Shipley 
Calder  Alexander  W.,  dentist,  dwl  1071  Howard 
Calder  William  C,  varnisher  with  Wheeler  &  Wil- 
son Sewing  Machine  Co.,  dwl  627  California 
Calderon   Andres    (F.    Baca    &    Co.)    res    Santa 

Clara 
Calderwood  David,  carpenter,   dwl    Philadelphia 

House 
Caldwell  Charles,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

55  Natoma 
Caldwell  David,  porter  with  Edward  S.  Spear  &  Co., 

dwl  1331  Sacramento 
Caldwell  H.  Maxwell,  machinist  Miners  Foundry, 

dwl  308  Beale 
Caldwell  J.,   lamplighter  with   San  Fraucisco  Gas 

C<inipanv 
Caldwell  James,  plasterer,  dwl  1716  Leavenworth 
Caldwell  John,  laborer,  dwl  Bestole  nr  Vallejo 
Caldwell  John,  laborer  with  Miller  &   Haley,  dwl 

19  Crook 
Caldwell  John,  miner,  dwl  31  Everett 


Caldwell  John  J.,  steward  steamer  Montana,  dwl 

535  First 
Caldweli    M.   E.    Mrs.,  teacher  Mission   Grammar 
Scliool,  dwl  Dorland  bet  Church  and  Sanchez 
Caldwell   R.   Eugene,  brakesman  Southern  Pacitic 

Railroad 
Caldwell  Robert,  teamster,   dwl  W  a  Juniper  bet 

Folsom  and  Harrison 
Caldwell  S.,  driver,  City  Railroad 
Caldvvell   Samuel,   carpenter,   H.   C.    League,   128 

Kearny 
Caldwell  Terrence,  hostler  with  Edwin  J.   Foster, 
dwl  S  8  Point  Lobos  Avenue,  2  miles  from  toll 
gate 
CALDWELL  WILLIAM,  proprietor  Cyclops  En- 
gine and  Machine  Works,  113  Beale,  dwl  Shot- 
well  bel.  Twenty-third  and  Tvveiiiy  fourth 
Caldwell  William  T".,  lanndryman  wit.li   San  Fran- 
cisco Laundry  Association,   dwl  NW   cor  Tuik 
and  Fillmore 
Caldwell  Violet  S.  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  217  Sixth 
Caledonia  Milling  Co.,  (Gold  Hill,  Nev.)   office   414 

California 
Caler  Isabella  C,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  First  Avenue 

bet.  FifieenUi  and  Sixteenth 
Calhoun  Charles  A.,  jobprinter,   540  Market,  dwl 

215  Ma.son 
Calhoun  James  P.  Mrs.,  dwl  938  Howard 
Calhoun  Martha,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Willow  Avenue 

nr  Buchanan 
Calhoun  William,    laborer,    dwl  N  a   Harrison  ur 

Eijibth 
CALIFORNIA  ACADEMY  OF  NATURAL  SCI- 

ENCKS.  rooms  622  Clav 
CALIFORNIA  ASSAY  OFFICE,   512    California 
California  Avenue  Homestead  Association,  office  306 

Montgomery 
California  Barrel  Co.,  office  Forrest  Building: 
CALIFORNIA  BEET  SUGAR  COMPANY,  office 

338  iMonigomeiv.  room  8 
California  Bible  Society,  Frederick  Buel  agent,  757 

Market 
California  Bleaching  Soap  Works,  Hall  &  Wagner 

proprietors,  Berry  bel  Third  and  Fourth 
CALIFORNIA  BLOCK,  SE    cor  California    and 

Battery 
CALIFORNIA  BORAX  COMPANY,  (Lake  county, 

Cal.)  office  320  California 
CALIFORNIA  BRASS  WORKS,  Weed  &  King- 
well  proprietors.  125  First 
California  Building,   Loan  and  Savings  Bank,  405 

California 
California  Chemical  Works,   San   Bruno  Road,   3 

miles  from  City  Hall 
CALIFORNIA  CHRISTIAN  ADVOCATE,  Rev. 

Eleazer  Thomas  agent,  7)1  Mission 
CALIFORNIA    COMxMERCIAL    AND    MANU- 
FACTURING  COMPANY,    cor    Pierce    and 
Chestnut,  office  411  Washington 
CALIFORNIA  CONDENSED  COAL  CO.,  office 

119  and  121  Main 
CALIFORNIA    DEMOKRAT,    (German    daily) 
Frederick  Hess  &   Co.  proprietors,   office  NW 
cor  Sacramento  and  Kearnv 
CALIFORNIA  DRY    DOCK"  COMPANY,    Hun- 
ters Point,   offices  28  Merchants  Exchange  and 
41 1  i  California 
CALIFORNIA    FARMER,   (agricultural   weekly) 
Wan  en  &  Co.  editors  and  proprietors,  office  320 
Clay 
CALIFORNIA  FILE  MANUFACTURING  CO., 
(  Willtam   Wusthqff'  and  Louis    Kramer)    43/ 
Brannan 
California  Foundry,  William  Brodie, manager,  NW 

cor  Main  and  'Harrison 
Calif(n'nia  Glove  Company,  fPlati  and  Frank  G. 

Conklin)  4\&  Ma.Uvvy 
California  Grape  Wine  Vinegar  Works,  cor  Brady 
and  Market,  office  SE  cor  Mont  and  Bush 


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CALIFORNIA  HIDE  DEPOT,  Alois  Brandt  pro- 
prietor, II  anrl  13  Broadway 

CALIFORNIA  HOTEL,  Joseph  Chapnis  proprie- 
tor. SE  cor  Dnpoin  and  Commercial 

CALIKORXIA  HOUSE,  G.  Bernis  proprietor,  62G 
Cilifiirnia 

CALIFORNIA  IMMIGRANT  UNION,  William 
•  H.  Miirlin  general  atrent,  office  31(>  California 

California  Institute  Architects,  office  47  Merchants 
Exchange 

CALIFORNIA  INSURANCE  CO.,  (Fire  and  Ma- 
rine) C.  T.  Hopkins  president,  Zenas  Crowell 
cecretarv,  office  3)8  California 

CALIFORNIA  JEWELRY  CO.,  John  T.  Bones- 
tell  man-.iger,  61(i  Merchant 

California  Lahor  and  Employment  Exchange,  819 
]\I<)iitjroniery 

CALIFORNIA  LINE  PACKETS  from  New  York, 
Plitt  &  Newton  agents,  SW  corner  California 
and  Front 

C:iliforni:i  Malt  House,  436  Brannan 

CALIFORNIA  MARKET,  Tevis  &  Davis  pro- 
pi-ietors,  California  to  Pine  bet  Montgomery 
and    Ivearny 

CALIFORNIA,  MEXICO  AND  OREGON  S.  S. 
CO..  (now  N.  P.  Trans.  Co.)  office  -227  S msom 

CALIFORNIA  MUTUAL  BENEFIT  ASSOCIA- 
TION, office  No.  23  Exchange  Building,  Geo. 
T.  Ernerv  secretary 

CALIFORNIA  MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE 
CO.,  S.  F.  Biitterworth  president,  John  Crockett 
secretary,  and  William  R.  Wlieaton  general 
airent,  office,  13  Merchants'  Exchantre 

CALIFORNIA  PACIFIC  RAILROAD  CO.,  J.  P. 
Jackson  president,  L.  C.  Fowler  secretary,  office 
411  California,  freight  office  corner  Front  and 
Vallejo 

CALIFORNIA  PAVING  CO.,  works  N  s  Berry 
het  Fourth  and  Fifth,  office  31.5  Montgomery 

California  Peat  Co.,  office  2i5  Bush 

CALIKOUNIA  PIONEERS,  (Society  of)  rooms 
80S  Mont>,fomerv 

CALIFORNIA  PLANING  MILLS,  Adams,  Blinn 
&  Co.,  (Charles  J.  Prescotl,  Josink  D.  Taney 
and  Jnmes  Taney)  proprietors,  NW  cor  How- 
ard and  Spear 

California  Plaster  Paris  Works,  cor  Bryant  and 
Fremont,  office  222  Battery 

CALIFORNIA  POLICE  GAZETTE,  (weekly) 
F.  S.  Harlow  proprietor,  office  NE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Jack.sou 

CALIFORNIA  POWDER  WORKS,  (Santa  Cruz) 
John  F.  Lohse  secretary, office  314  C  ilifornia 

California  Prison  Commission,  office  302  Mont- 
gomery 

California  Publishing  Company,  31  Kearny 

California  Rectifying  and  Depurating  Co.,  office 
42.5  Battery 

CALIFORNIA  SILK  FACTORY,  cor  Eleventh 
Avenue  and  P,  office  and  salesroom  125  Sau.som 

CALIFORNIA  SOAP  CO.,  factory  W  s  Sausom 
nr  Greenwich,  office  520  Front 

CALIFORNIA  STAATS  ZEITUNG,  (Genmn 
weekly)  Frederick  Hess  &  Co.  proprietors, 
office  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Sacramento 

CALIFORNIA  STATE  TELEGRAPH  CO..  Geo. 
Hart  Mumford  president,  Geo.  S.  Ladd  secretary, 
office  522  California 

Califoiiiia  State  Woman's  Hospital,  cor  Howard  and 
Twelfth 

CALIFORNIA  STEAM  NAVIGATION  CO.,  B. 
M.  Hiirtsliorne  president,  S.  O.  Putnam  secre- 
tary, office  NE  cor  Front  and  J;ickson 

CALIFORNIA  STOCK  AND  POULTRY  ASSO- 
CIATION. Thom:is  E.  Finley  manager,  yard 
NW  cor  Washington  and  Laguna,  office  113 
Leidesdortf 

CALIFORNIA  SUGAR  REFINERY.  SW  corner 
Eighth  and  Brannan,  office  210  California 


CALIFORNIA  TEACHER,  (monthly)  Rev.  O.  P- 
Fitzirerald  editor,  office  240  Montgomery 

CALIFORNIA  THEATER.  John"  McCullongh, 
lessee  and  manager,  N  s  Bush  bet  Kearny  and 
Diipont 

CALIFORNIA  TRUST  CO.,  Henry  L.  Davis  pres- 
ident, D.  W.  C.  Thompson  cashier,  office  421 
C  ilifornia 

CALIFORNIA  TYPE  FOUNDRY  CO.,  George 
L.  F\iulkner  manager,  405  and  407  Sansom 

California  Wine  Cooperate  Co.,  depot  SW  comer 
Drnnim  and  Commercial 

CALIFORNIA  WIRE  WORKS.  J.  M.  Eckfeldt 
&  Co.  proprietors,  office  412  Clay 

Calish  John,  hairdresser  with  John  Pilling,  dwl 
1411  Sacramento 

Calish  R.  S.,  expresswagon,  SE  cor  Broadway  and 
Dnpont,  dwl  1411  Sacramento 

Calisher  Julius,  California  Shoe  Factory,  515  Mar- 
ket, dwl  215  Seventh 

Calistoga  and  Geyser  Turnpike  Road  Co.,  office  420 
Monttromeiy 

Calkir.s  James,  calker,  Calkers'  Association,  Ex- 
celsior Hall 

Call  James,  laborer  vrith  Crooks,  Barz  &  Suhl,  dwl 
1614  Leavenworth 

Call  Patrick,  teamster  with  Arthur  M.  Ebbets,  dwl 
W  s  Battery  bet  Vallejo  and  Green 

Call  William  VV.,  milkranch,  248  San  Bruno  Road 
nr  Twenfy-niuth 

Callabota  Sylvester,  restaurant,  18  Folsom 

Callatflian  Charles,  wliarlinger  Jackson  Street 
Wharf,  dwl  608  Ellis 

Callaghan  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  60  Je.=sie 

CALLAGHAN  DANIEL,  mainifacturer  Donnolly 
&  Co's  Yeabt  Powder,  121  Front,  dwl  NW  cor 
Howard  and  Fourteeuih 

Calhiglian  David,  laborer,  dwl  158  Jlinna 

Callaghan  Dennis,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  E  s 
Fulton  nr  McAllister 

Callaghan  James,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Filbert  bet  San- 
som and  Montgomery 

Callaghan  James,  shoemaker,  48  First,  dwl  3  Lick 
Alley 

Callaghan  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  39  Clementina 

Callaghan  John,  liquors,  222  Jackson 

Callaghan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  4  Lick  Alley 

Callaghan  Patrick,  day  nurse  City  and  County  Hos- 
pital 

Callaghan  Patrick,  driver  with  TuUy  &  Durkin,dwl 
512  ML-ision 

Callaghan  Peter,  Eclipse  Livei-y  Stable,  527  Pacific 

Callaghan  Sherwood,  clerk  First  National  Gold 
Bank,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 

Callaghan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  39  Clementina 

Callaghan  T.  O.,  carpenter,  dwl  128  Shipley 

Callaijhan  William  H.,  shoemaker,  dwl  2  Jasper 
Place 

CALLAGHAN'S  BUILDING,  W  s  Dupont  bet 
Clay  and  Washington 

Gallagher  .John,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co 

Callahan  Bernard,  chief  engineer  S.  F.  and  P.  Sugar 
Co.,  dwl  16  Russ 

Callahan  Charles,  laborer  Laui'el  Hill  Cemetery, 
dwl  E  8  Jackson  bet  Devisadero  and  Brod- 
erick 

Callahan  Cornelius,  butcher  with  William  K.  Die- 
trich, dwl  623  Geary 

Callahan  Cornelius,  laborer  Pioneer  Woolen  Fac- 
tory, dwl  E  s  White  bet  Green  and  Vallejo 

Callahan  David,  shoemaker,  .304  Market 

Callahan  Dennis,  laborer  with  Cornelius  O'Donnell, 
dwl  19  Fifth  Ay 

Callahan  Felix,  laborer,  dwl  207  Clara 

Callahan  Francis,  laborer,  dwl  429  Clementina 

Callahan  James,  foreman  North  Point  Dock  Ware- 
house, dwl  Filbert  bet  Sansom  and  Montgomery 

Callahan  James,  laundrymau  with  S.  F.  Laundry 
Association,  dwl  NVV  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 


Prudent  men  insure  in  tjie  PEOPLES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAA.CK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Fancy  Goods. 


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Callahan  James  H.,  gasfitter  witli  Thomas  Day,  dwl 

NW  cor  Sixth  and  Brauiian 
Callrthan  Jeremiah,  barkeeper  with  J.  A.  Gethings, 

dwl  719  Market 
Callahan  John,  carpenter,  dwl  9  Grand  Ave 
Callahan  John,  hackmrtu  with  Thomas  J.  Morse, 

dwl  13  Third 
Callahan  Jolin,  hacUdriver,  dwl  7-l'2  Market 
Callahan  Jolni,  stableman  with  Boweu  &  Slocum, 

dwl  7  Bernard 
Callahan  John,  Li borer  with  R.  A.  Thompson,  dwl 

'  604  Natoma.  rear 
Callahan  John,  liq^nors, cor  Francisco  and  Kearny, 

dwl  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Bramiau 
Callahan  John  P.  Uev..  assistant  pastor  St.  Bridget's 

Chnrch,  dwl  Van  Ness  Av  nr  Broadway 
Callahan  M.,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Oak  nr  Franklin 
Callahan  Margaret  Miss,  dres.-sn)aker,  dwl  106  Minna 
Callahan   Mary  Mrs.,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Sixth 

and  Braniian 
Calhihan  Matthias  B.,  merchant,  (Hamilton,  Nev.) 

dwl  -131  Sixth 
Callahan  Mich;iel,  groceries  and  liqnors,  315  Eighth 
Callahan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  623  Geary 
Callahan  -Morris,   laborer,  dwl    N  s  Ivy  nr  Van 

Ness  Av 
Callahan    Owen,  baker  St.  Mary's  College,  dwl 

Courtland  Av  nr  Buena  Vista 
Callahan  Patrick,  coachman,  913  Pine 
Callahan  Patrick,  tirenian,  dwl  119  Silver 
Callahan  Patrick,  fruits,  N  s  Sixteenth  bet  Valencia 

and  Second  Av 
Callahan   Patrick,   laborer    Laborers'    Pro.    Ben. 

Association,  Irish  American  Hall 
CalLihan  Patrick,  miner,  dwl  Xi06  Pacific 
Callahan  Patrick,  shoemaker  with  D.W.Emerson 

(fe  Co..  dwl  433  Shipley 
CalLihan  Patrick  J.,  expresswagon  cor  Front  and 

Market,  dwl  Chattanooga  bet  Twenty  lirst  and 

Tvi-enly-cecond 
Callahan  Philip,  molder,  dwl  419  Fifth 
Callahan  Philip,  uiolder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

S  8  Br.innan  nr  Fourth 
Callahan  William,  farmer,  dwl  2  Jasper  Place 
Callahan  William,  grainer,  dwl  244  Minna 
Callahan  William,  hostler  with  Bouton  &  Son,  dwl 

2  Jasper  Place 
Callahan — ^See  Kallahan 
Callau  Christopher,  dwl  E  s  Leroy  Place 
Callan  June  Miss,  bookfolder  with  D.  Hicks  &  Co., 

res  Oakland 
Callan  John,  laborer,  dwl  410  Sixth,  rear 
Callan  John,  seaman,  dwl  60  Clementina 
Callan  Thomas,  (Callan  dk   GrdiisJ  dwl  1  Harlan 

Place 
Callan  &.  Grellis,  fThomaf  Callan  and  John  Grel- 

lisj  liquor  saloon,  210  Sutter 
Callanan    William,    fireman    steamer    Kalorama, 

Washington  St.  Wharf 
Calle  Frederick,  jeweler  with  Frontier  &  Co.,  dwl 

920  Market 
Callely  Ana,  (widow)  dwl  231  Minna 
Calk'ly  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Mason  and 

Sutter 
Calien  James,  laborer,  dwl  .512  Mission 
Callender  Henry  A,  jeweler,  62  Second,  dwl  58^ 

Second 
Callender  John  T.,  (colored)  boarding,  5  Bdwy 
Callender  J.  A.,  surgeon  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Callghen   Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Linden  bet  La- 

guna  and  Octavia 
Calligan  P.  J.,  mariner,  dwl  cor  Laskieand  Mission 
Callii  gliam  William  J.,  insurance  agent,  dwl  1113 

Sutter 
Callsen  Peter,  carpenter,  dwl  143.5  Pacific 
Callnudan  Christian  F.,  local  policeman,  dwl  214 

Tyler 
Callundan  Fred,  clerk  with  C.  F.  Richards  dt  Co., 

dwl  216  Tvler 


C.alnan  Daniel,  cartman,  dwl  7.53  Mission,  rear 
Calnan  Daniel,  laborer  with  Keefe  &  llaggatt,  dwl 

120  Shipley 
Calnan  David,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Fifth  and  Clara 
Calsing  Martin,  machinist  ^tua  Iron   Works,  dwl 

16  Louisa 
Calvary  Cemetery,  Cemeteiy  Avenue  opposite  Ellis 
Calverly  Robert,  liquor  saloon,  NW  C(U'  F(]|somand 

Third,  dwl  Perry  bet  Second  and  Third 
Calverly  Thomas,  photographic  printer  with   Brad- 
ley &  Rulofson,  dwl  II  Polouia  bet  Folsom  and 
llarrison 
Calvert  Celsus,  engineer  wuh   Carmen   Island   Salt 

Co.,  res  Brooklyn,  Alameda  Co 
Calvert  Heiny  W.,  manufacturer  dental   materials, 
SW  cor  Clay  and  Kearny,  res  Brooklyn,  Ala- 
meda Co 
Calvert  John,  {Painter  <&   C.)  dwl  12.5  Sansom 
Calvert  John  F.,  brickmason,  dwl  706  Sutter 
Calvert  John  T.,  bricklayer,  dwl  W  s  Leroy  Place 
Calvert  William,  dentist,  oltice  SW   cor   Clay  and 

Kearny,  res  Brooklyn,  Alameda  Co 
Cambers  Thomas,  shoemaker,  dwl  75  Minna 
Ciimbreleng  U.,  coppersmith,  dwl  10  Hartnian 
CAJIBRIAN  HOUSE,  Jeukins  &  Evans  proprie- 
tors, 403  Broadway 
Cambridge   House.  Lawrence  McKeon  proprietor, 

304  Pacific 
Camden  C.  D.,  f widow)  furnished  rooms,  314  Post 
Camerdeu  M.,  janitor,  Laguna  Honda  School 
Cameron  Angus,  wooci  turner  and  scroll  sawyer,  218 

Steuart,  dwl  216  Prospect  Place 
Cameron  Daniel,  ( Farnhnm  &   C<>.)  dwl  318  Beale 
Cameron  Elizabeth,  (widow)  boarding,  312  Beale 
Cameron   Elizabeth  S.  Miss.,  teacher.  City   Female 

Seminary,  dwl  428  Post 
Cameron  Gordon,  butter,  cheese,  eggs  etc.,  90  and 

91  California  Market,  dwl  Franklin  Hotel 
Cameron   Hugh,  brassfinisher  with  W.  T,   Garratt 

&  Co.,  dwl  1780  Folsom 
Cameron  James,  bakery.  W  a  Folsom  nr  Fourteenth 
Cameron  James,  woodturner  with  Angus  Cameron 

dwl  111  Free  Ion 
Cameron  John,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Cameron  John  A.,  clerk  with  Fordham  &  Jennings, 

dwl  318  Beale 
Cameron  John  V\^,  salesman  with  P.  D.  Code  &  Co., 

dwl  550  Mission 
Cameron  Julia  A.    Mrs.,  teacher  music,   dwl   147 

Third 
Cameron   Mary   Ann,  (widow)  fruils,  etc,  214  Miss 
Cameron  Nathan,  bookkeeper,  dwl  2.58  Jessie 
Cameron  William,  deputy  license  collector,  City  and 

County,  dwl  312  Beale 
Cameron  VVilliam,  plasterer,  dwl  Adams  House 
Cames  Pierre,  laundry,  405  Dupont 
Cametto   Martin,  ( Dupuy  Sf  Co.)  dwl   S   8  Polk 

Lane  nr  Stockton 
Camilo   Navarro,  painter  ■with   Casebolt  &    Kerr, 

dwl  Broadway  bet  Stockton  and  Powell 
Caminetii  Anthony,  clerk   with   C^uint   &   Hardy, 

dwl  SE  cor  Filbert  and  Latrnna 
Camiuetti  Rocco,  laborer,  dwl  Laguna  nr  Filbert 
CAMMAN  A.  CO.,  (Tliomas  Slojerj  ship  chan- 
dlery, 1.52  Steuart 
Camman  Augustus,  (A.  Camman  &  Co. J  dwl  261 

Clara 
Cammet  John,  dwl  NE  cor  Howard  and  Thirteenth 
Camons  Andre,  locksmith  and  bell  hanger,  237  Sutter 
Camp  James  M.,  cigars  and    tobacco,   Merchants' 

Exchange,  dwl  737  Howard 
Camp  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  .531  Greenwich 
Camp — (see  Kanip  and  Kenip) 
Campa  Angelo,  laborer,  dwl  3  Margaret  Alley 
Campbell  Alexander,  attorney  at  law,  office  26  Ex- 
change Building  606  Wash,  dwl  313  Stockton 
Campbell  Alexander,  carpenter,  dwl  728  Market 
Campbell  Alexander,  clerk  with  A.  Roman  &  Co., 
dwl  1126  Market 


JONES,  PULLMAlf  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dresa  Trimminga. 


TERBA  SANTA,  the  great  Blood  Purifier,  cures  Eheumatism,  WeuraTgia  and  Gout. 


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Campbell  Alexander,  butcher,  dwl  107  Leidesdoiff 
Ciiiiipbell  Alexander,  ni:irket.,  car  Gongli  and  Ruse 
Campbell  Alexander,  (Campbell,  Fox  &  Campbell) 

resides  Oalditnd 
Campbell  Aniie  T.    Miss,  assistant  teacher  Nortb 

Cosniopiijitan  School,  dwl  Vlii)  Jackson 
Cani|)bell  Andrew,  j,'iocerie8  and  liquors,  cor Precita 

Avenue  and  Harrison 
Campbell    Andrew,  hostler,    dwl  Flint  Alley   nr 

Battery 
Campbell  Andrevv,  seaman,  bds  20  Commercial 
Campbell    Annie,    (widow)    dressmaker,  dwl   1426 

SioiUton 
Campbell  Austin,  cabinetmaker  with  A.  Mogan  & 

Co. 
Campbell  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Seventeenth 

nr  IJonglass 
Campbell  Charles,  compositor  Morning   Call,  dwl 

Branch  House 
Campbfll  Charles,  engineer,  dwl  6  Thompson  Av 
C.impbell    Charles,   teamster  with  Timothy   Ells- 
worth 
Campbell  Charles  B.,  -wireworker,  dwl  1250  Jackson 
Campbell  Cornelia  E.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Green- 
wich St.  Cosmopolitan  School,  dwl  9.)3  Folsom 
Campbell  Daniel,  clerk  with  Taylor  Brothers,  dwl 

G27  Kearny 
Campbell  Duncan,  rigger  and  stevedore,  dwl  1306 

Montgomery 
Campbell  Dune  m  F.,  coalweigher  with  P.  M.  S.  S. 

Co.,  dwl  10  Stanford 
Campbell  Edward,  laborer  S.  F.  and  P.  Lead  Pipe 

and  Shot  Works 
Campbell  Eihvin  R.,  editor,  dwl  533  Commercial 
Campbell  Eliza,  (widow)  dwl  2  Clarice  Place 
(Juinpbcll    Felix,  laborer,   dwl  S  8  Turk  bet  Scott 

and  Piei'ce 
CAMPBELL,  FOX  &  CAMPBELL,  (Alexander 

Campbell,  Chirles  N.  Fox  and  Henry  G.  Camp- 
bell) attorneys  at  law,  office  528  California 
Campbell  Fiaiuis,  butcher,  dwl  SE  cor  Twentieth 

and  Dolores 
Campbell  francis  W.,  barkeeper,  432  Cal,dwl  613 

Pine 
Campbell    Frederick,   plumber  with   Walmsley  & 

Smith,  dwl  E  sGr'ant  Place  nr  F()!8')m 
Campbell  GeorKe,  medical  student  with  E.  Bentley, 

dwl  Point  San  Jose 
Campbell   George,  (Dickson,  DeWolf  &  Co.)  res 

Loudon 
Campbell    Georijre    J.,    hoilermaker    Union    Iron 

Works,  dwl  i)lO  Mission,  rear 
Campbell  George   W.,  drayman  Pacific  distillery, 

dwl  Buchanan  bet  Greenwich  and  Lombard 
Campbell  Harry,  clerk  with  J.  C.  Morrison  Jr.,  dwl 

320  Sixth 
Campbell  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  1904  Polk 
Campbell  Heniy  C, (Campbell,  Fox  &  G-J  attorney 

at  law,  office  528  Cal,  resides  Oakland 
Campbell   Hu^fh,  bootmaker  with  William  Joiner, 

dwl  33  N.itoma 
Campbell  Jacob  A.,  foreman  with  Massey  &  Yung, 

dwl911  Hyde 
Campbell  James,  cook,  SW  cor  Battery  and  Vallejo 
Campbell  James,  gilder  with  Currier  &   Winter, 

dwl  513  Minna 
Campbell  James,  laborer  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl 

178  Perry 
Campbell   James  A.,  calker  Calkers'  Association' 

Excelsior  Hall 
Campbell  James  B  ,  carpenter,  dwl  113  Ellis 
Campbell  James  S.,  clerk,  dwl  136  Natoma 
CAMPBELL  JAMES  W.  H.,  proprietor  Cunning- 
ham's Warehouse,  office  cor  Front  and  Green, 
dwl  1117  Montgomery 
Campbell  Jane  N.,  (widow)  W  s  Shotwell  bet  Twen- 

ty-tifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Campbell  John,   bookkeeper  with  Pope  &  Talbot, 
dwl  312  Brannan 


Campbell  John,  carpenter,  dwl  741  Market 
Campbell  John,  express,  SW  cor  Second  and  Mis- 
sion, dwl  San  Bruno  nr  Twenty  fourth 
Campbell  John,  porter,  dwl  9  Pincknev 
Campbell  John,  porter  International  Hotel 
Campbell  Jolin  J.,  clerk,  dwl  363  Jessie 
Campbell  Joseph  F.,   (Campbell  &    Conrad)   dwl 

266  First 
Campbell  Joseph  R.,  printer,  dwl  1320  Stockton 
Campbell  J.  P.  &  Co.,   (Jamcx    Wade)  dry  goods, 

124  Kearny,  dwl  743  Pine 
Campbell   Louisa,  (widow)  dwl  824  Howard 
Campbell  M.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Campbell    Madison    L.,   bricklayer,  dwl  cor  Four- 
teenth Av  and  Railway  Av  South  S  F 
Campbell  Mary  Miss,  dressniaker,  dwl  638^  Mission 
Campbell  Mary  Ann,   (colored)    widow,   dwl  NW 

cor  Mason  and  Broadway 
Campbell    M.    D.,   bricklayer  Brickl.iyers'    Ass'n, 

Young  Men's  Christian  Ass'n  Hall 
Campbell  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  135  Tehama 
Campbell  Michael,  pressman  with  Francis  &  Valen- 

tme,  dwl  633  Broadway 
Campbell  Morris  S.,  assay  department  U.  S.  B.  Mint, 

res  Oakland 
Campbell  Murdoch.hard ware,5  Steuart,d w  131  SPine 
Campbell  Nicholas,  carpenter,  dwl  777  Market 
Cani[)bell   Patrick,  insurance  agent,    dwl  NW  cor 

Shotwell  nr  Twentieth 
Campbell  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Folsom  nr  Ser- 
pentine Av 
Campbell  Patterson  A.,  (Deeth,  Starr  &  Co.)  dwl 

628  Pine 
Campliell  Peter,  laborer  with  W.  M.  Hendry,  dwl 

W  s  Geneva  betErannan  and  Townsend 
Campbell  Peter  A.,   shoemaker  with    I.   M.  Weut- 

worth  &.  Co.,  dwl  cor  Ash  and  Laguna 
Campbell  Peter  H.,  foreman  cutting  room   U.  S.  B. 

Mint,  dwl  1220  Jackson 
Campbell  Peter  T.,  joiner,  dwl  N  s  Shasta  nr  Olinois 
Campbell   Philip,  laborer   S.    F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  513 

Minna 
Campbell  Ralph,  typefounder  with  Hagar  &.  Co., 

dwl  1318  Dupont,  rear 
Campbell  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  46  Second 
Campbell  Rol)ert,  porter,  23  Fremont,  dwl  9  Essex 
Campbell  Robert  A.,  clerk  with  Madison  &  Burke, 

dwl  1220  Jackson 
Campbell  Sophia,  (widow)  dwl  363  Jessie 
Cam|)bell  Thomas,  blacksmith,  dwl  268  Brannan 
Campbell  Thomas,  cirpenter,  dwl  1006  Natoma 
Campbell  Thomas,  machinist  with  Pacific  Rolling 

Mill  Co.,  dwl  Potrero  Point 
Campbell  Wallace  D.,  shoemaker,  dwl  202  Second 
Campbell  Walter  C,  pattern  and  model   maker,  20 

Fremont,  dwl  718  Howard 
Campbell  William,  blacksmith,  dwl  27  Ritch 
Campbell  William,  clerk  with  JL  T.  Brocldebank 

dwl  435  Pine 
Campbell  Wdliam,  mnriner,  dwl  26  Stewart 
Camjibell  William,  niolder  Risdoii  Iron  Works,  dwl 

314  Folsom 
Campbell  William,  piledriver  with  Martin   &  Co., 

dwl  152  First 
Campbell  William,   porter  with  Junius  G.  Foster, 

dwl  Clifi"  House 
Campbell   William,  waiter   North    Pacific    Trans. 

Co.'s  S.  S.  Idaho 
Campbell  William  C,  reporter  Examiner,  dwl  22 

Second 
Campbell   William  H.,  receiver  Central  Railroad, 

116  Taylor,  dwl  Nb    Post    bet    Scotland   and 
Devisadero 
Campbell  William  H.,  wliarfinger  with  J.  W.  H. 

Campbell,  dwl  1117  Mont 
Campbell  William  J.,  agent  Goodyear  Dental  Vul- 
canite Co.,  office  428  Cal,  dwl'South  S  F 
Campbell  &  Conrad,  (Joseph  F.  Campbell  &  Henry 

Conrad)  hairdressing  saloon,  266  First 


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Canipe  Frederick,  fCnmpe  &  Siemjdwl  SW  cor 
Second  <ind  Branuan 

Canipe  George,  porter,  dwl  SW  cor  Washington 
and  Sansom 

Campe  Henry,  irroceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Se- 
cond and  Tehama,  dwl  432  Fifth 

Campe  Joliii,  s,'i-ocer,  dwl  tTiS  First 

Campe  Maijiius,  dwl  ■132  Fifth 

Cauipe  Justis,  dwl  2'2  Lily  Av 

Cauipe  &  S\em,  f' FreJenck  Campe  <Sb  John  Siem) 
groceries  and  liciuors,  SW  cor  Second  and 
Bran  nan 

Caniiie — see  Camp  and  Kamp 

Caiijpi  Giacouio,  /  Cnmpi  &  Co.)  dwl  1015  Front 

Campi  &  Co.,  fCiiacomn  Campi  &  Naiale  Gtam- 
bonij  Italian  restaurant,  ol9  Clay 

Campion  E<iwar(l,  lahorer,  912^  Folsom  -^ 

Campion  Michael,  laundiynian  with  Mary  Bennett, 
dwl  SW  cor  Dora  and  Harrison 

Campion  Alicliael  Jr.,  driver  with  Snliivan  &  Dela- 
ney,  dwl  W  s  Dora  nr  Harrison 

Campion  Thomas,  drayman  with  Deeth,  Starr  tfc 
Caiiiphcll,  dwl  S.'Jli  Stevenson 

Camjiion  Thomas,  varniisber  with  Goodwin  &,  Co., 
dwl  0()  Shipley,  rear 

Campione  Samuel,  pressman  "with  Francis  &  Valen- 
tine, dwl  N  W  cor  Montgomery  and  Jackson 

Campodonicc)  P.  &  Co.,  ( Bencdeitv  FassalacquaJ 
liquor  saloon,  5:!3  Washington 

Campodonico  Pasqnal,  (P.  Campedoiiico  ^  Co. J 
dwl  A  Codmau  Place 

Campodonico  Siephen,  marble  ■works,  1130  Market, 
dwl  GO  4  N  atom  a 

Canipton  George, salesman  with  C.  W.  Howe  &  Co., 
dwl  730  Bush 

Campus  Miinuel,  restaurant,  dwl  SUO^  Broadway 

Cauas  Manuel,  porter  with  Henry  T.  Holmes,  dwl 
E  8  Montgomery  het  Broadway  and  Vallejo 

Canavan  Baiiholoniew,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  S  b  Na- 
toma  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 

Canavan  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  14  Frederick 

Canavan  James,  milkman,  dwl  16  Clara 

Canavan  Mark,  I, iborer,  dwl  Broderick  bet  Wash- 
ington and  Jackson 

Canavan  Matthew,  chief  field  deputy  assessor  City 
and  Couniy,  and  Commissioner  Lagnna  Sur- 
vey, dwl  11  Hariiet 

Canavan  Patiick,  livery  stable,  1629  Howard 

CANAVAN  P.  H.,  importer  wines  and  liquors,  N 
^V'  cor  Front  and  California,  and  City  Hall  com- 
missioner, dwl  W'-l-i  Folsom 

Canavan — see  Cannavan  and  Kennovan 

Caudage  Wiley  P.,  sawyer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  & 
Co.,  dwl  570  Howard 

Candeze  Peter,  waiter  337  Bush,  dwl  106  Welsh 

Cane  Gustave,  hairdresser  with  Aaron  Creamer, 
dwl  4G4  Teh  a  in  a 

Cane  Michiiel,  janitor  Shotwell  St  Grammar  School 

Cane — see  Cain,  Kainand  Kane 

Cauepe  .Agosiino,  barkeeper,  118  Leidesdorff,  dwl  3 
Margaret  Place 

Caney  John,  stockbroker,  dwl  SIS  Stockton 

Caney  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  dwl  552  Mission 

Canezza  John,  gardener,  dwl  314  Pacific 

Canlield  Charles,  laundry,  507  Pacific 

Canlield  Henry  C,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  oGSj 
Howard 

Canfielil  Hohert,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co. 

Canfield  Patrick,  lal)orer,  dwl  441  Clementina 

Canlield  liutus  J.,  clerk,  dwl  827  Broadway,  rear 

Canlield  Thomas,  varuisher  with  Goodwin  &.  Co., 
dwl  66  Shipley 

Canfield  William,  jeweler,  dwl  1411  Stockton,  rear 

Canhani  Frederick,  butcher  with  John  Anderson, 
dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and  Dupont 

Canhani  Thomas  P.,  painter,  dwl  217  Tehama 

Canhain  William  F.,  painter  and  glazier,  dwl  Ns 
California  bet  Van  Ness  Avenue  and   Franklin 

Cauip  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  9  Hinckley 


Cannavan    Bartholomew,  billiardtahle  maker  witli 
G.  E.  Phelan,    dwl  S  8  Natoma  bet  Eight  and 
Ninth 
Cannavan  Eliza  Jliss,  dressmaker,  dwl  228  Bush 
Cannavan  John,  luniherinan,  dwl  626,  Jessie 
Cannavan  Martin  D.,   printer,   dwl  1523  Leaven- 
worth 
Cannavan    Jlichael,    Beehive    auction    store,    803 

Kearny,  dwl  N  s  Lombaid  nr  Kearny 
Cannavan. — See  Canavan  and  Kennovan 
Canney  Christopher  C,  cutter  with    I.   M.  Went- 

worth  i-Vr.  Co.,  dwl  1114  Market 
Canning  William,  longshoreman,  dwl   E  s  Board- 
man  Place  nr  Brainian 
Cannon  Anthony,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Cannon   Bernard,  laborer  with  Weed  &  Kingwell, 

dwl  18  Natoma 
Cannon  Daniel,  dwl  511  Pine 
Cainion  Edward,   lilegrinder  with  California  File 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  314  Ritch 
Cannon  Frank,  whitener  and  plasterer,  211  Mason, 

dwl  Olympic  Hotel 
Cannon  Jaiiies,  lahoi-er,  dwl  214  Jlission.rear 
Cannon  James,  niolder  with  J.G.  lis,  dwl  14  Natoma 
Cannon  James,  plasterer,  dwl  1 1  Perry 
Cannon  James,  sashlinisher  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe, 

dwl  23  Minna 
Cannon  James,  shoemaker  with    Metropolitan   B. 

and  S.  Company,  dwl  27  Minna 
Camion  John,  expresswagon,  P.  M,  S.  S.  Go's  wharf, 

dwl  S  8  Twenty-third  nr  Columbia 
Cannon  Patrick,  niattvessmaker  with  N.  P.  Cole  & 

Co.,  dwl  1061  Market 
Cannon  William,  engineer,  dwl  12  Willow  Av 
Cannon  William,  longshoreman,  dwl  NE  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Green 
Canon  John  S.,  carriagenifiker  with  Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  12  Oak  Av 
Canon  Robert  P.,  carriage  painter,  dwl  12  Oak  Av 
Canterbury  Hall,  Charles  Brooks    propiietor,  824 

Kearny 
Cantin  Joseph  P.,  (Cantin   &  Everett)  dwl  815 

Ellis 
CANTIN   &  EVERETT,  fjos^cph  P.  Cantin  and 
Angjixtus  F.  EvcrvttJsXocXi.  and  money  brokers, 
506  Mongomery 
Cantlau  Ricliaid,  laborer,  dwl  263  Jessie 
Canilin    William,    carpenter,    dwl    Central   Ocean 

Roadnr  Spring  Valley  Water  Works 
Canton  Joseph,  calker  Calkers' Association,  Excel- 
sior Hall 
Cantor  Jacob,  clerk  with  William  M.   Searby,  dwl 

874  Folsom 
Cantorowitz  Heyman,  merchant,  dwl  627  Com 
Cantorowitz  Morris,  expressman,  SW  corTliirdand 

Harrison,  dwl  646  Bryant 
Cantrell  Joseph   B.,    tinsmith    with  Brittan,  Hol- 
brook  (St.  Co.,  dwl  N  s  Eddy  bet  Buchanan  and 
Laguna 
Cantrell  Martha,  dwl   S  s  Wiilow  Av  nr  Buchanan 
Cantrell  Morris,  laborer,  dwl  247  Bluxome 
Cantrell  Thomas  G.,    (Haivkins  &  C.)   dwl  1216 

Larkin 
Cantrell  W.  B.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League.  128  Kearny 
Cantres  Daniel,  carpenter  H.C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Cantrowith  Joseph,  porter,  101  Battery,  dwl  151 

Clara 
Cantus  George,  (Cantus  &  Eomsjivi]  119  O'Farrell 
Cantus  &  Hoss,  (George  Cnntus  and  John  Hoss) 
groceries  and  liquors,  SW    cor  Stockton  and 
O'Farrell 
Cantwell  Morris,  laborer,  dwl  247  Bluxome 
Canty  Daniel,  (Canty  &    Wagner  J  ({vf\lU\TaT^ 
Canty  Michael,  fruitdealer,  dwl  28  Louisa 
Cantv  Patrick,  blacksmith  with  Isidore  Burns,  dwl 

27  Ritch 
Canty  Thomas,  confectioner,  dwl  328  Third 
Canty  Thomas  F.  R.,  harnessmaker  with  Main  &. 
Winchester,  dwl  28  Louisa 


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Canty  Titnolby,  merchant  tailor,  37  Sutter,  dwl  16 

Sutler 
Caniy  William  W.,  foreman  boilermakers  Miners' 

Koiindrv,  dwl  1 1  Minna 
CANTY  &■  WAGNER,  f Daniel  Canty  and  Wil- 
/lom    WdgnerJ    inaniifactnrers   and  wholesale 
and  retail  confectioners,  107  Montgomery 
Canville     Midiael,    tallowchandler,    dwl    Central 

Ocean  road  nr  Spring  Valley  Water  Works 
Cany  lulward,  miner,  dwl  108  Montgomery  Block 
Cape  William,  plasterer  Plasterers'  Protective  Asso- 
ciation, 727  Market 
Capelle  D.  Clayton,  student  at  law  with  Tull'y  R. 

Wise,  dwl  ''im  Clay 
Capelli   Aiitone,  fruits,  and  confectionery,  SE   cor 
Kearny  and  Jackson,  dwl  NW  cor  Front  and 
Jackson 
Capen   Albert  M.,  (A.  M.    Capen  &  Go.)  resides 

New  York 
Capen  A.  M.  Q,o.,fPanl  H.  Boggs)  importers  bard- 
ware  and  carriatre  bolts,  l-ib  Sansom 
Capital  Building,  NW  cor  Pine  and  Kearny 
Capital  Homestead  Association,  office  409  Califoi'nia 
CAPITOL  MILLS,  Deming,  Palmer  &  Co.,  pro- 
prietors, 113  Commercial  and  116  Sacramento 
Caplice  John,  brewer,  dwl  N  s  Natoma  bet  Eighth 

and  Ninth 
Caplice  Richard,  teamster  with   Matthew  Nunan, 

dwl  Folsom  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Capp   Charles   S.,  manager   California   Immigrant 
Union,  office  316   California,  dwl  SE  cor   Mc- 
Allister and  Lincoln 
Cappiise  Joseph,  carpenter  Public  School  Depart- 
ment, office  N  W  cor  Austin  and  Larkin,  dwl  516 
Greenwich 
Capprise   Lizzie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Union  Pri- 
mary School,  dwl  516  Greenwich 
Ciiptoe  William,  (Captoe  &,  Holmes)  dwl  21  Ritch 
Captoe   &  Holmes,   ( Wdham    Captoe  &  Mtlo    P. 

Holmes)  horseshoers,  15  Belden 
Capuro   Angnstino,  porter  with  Treadwell  &  Co., 

dwl  6  Lafayette  Place 
Capuro    Giuseppo,   engineer  with  D.    Ghirardelli 

dwl  6  L:ifayette  Place 
Caput  Frederick,  blacksmith  cor  Mission  and  Third, 

dwl  451  Jessie 
Caradine  Sarah  Mrs.,  dwl  234  Folsom 
Caratfa  Doniinico  &  Co.,  bakers,  1309  Dupont 
Caragliar  Michael,  hostler  Front  Street  M.  &  O.  E. 

R.,  dwl  33  Austin 
Caralier  Michael,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B, 

&  S.  Co.,  dwl  234  Clara 
Caraher  Owen,  laborer,  dwl  W  e  Salmon  nr  Pacific 
Caransa  Tiliurcio  Mrs.,  saloon,  508  Broadway 
Carauza  Pedro,  cigars  and  fruits,  531  Broadway 
Carbanos  Alex:inder,  cooper,  dwl  616  Battery 
Carbery  Corniick,  carpenter,  dwl  347  Minna 
C.irbery  Henry    barkeeper,  dwl  439  Bush 
Carberry  Henry,  waiter,  Occidental  Hotel 
Carberry  James,  laundry mau  Lick  House,  dwl  52 

Jessie 
Carberry   James,  shoemaker,  573  Howard,  dwl  5.55 

Howard 
Carberry  John,  carpenter,  dwl  17^  Garden 
f barberry  Nicholas,  laborer,  dwl  545  Jlission 
Carl)erry  Patrick,  hooker  Pacilic  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Carberry  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  17 J  Garden 
Carbis  John,  dwl  304  Minna 

Card  B.  F.  S.,  clerk,  313  California,  dwl  102  Eddy 
Card  Duane  VV^,  lastmaker,  dwl  49  Clementina 
Cai'd   Elisha,   plowmaker,   417   Market,  dwl  Berry 

House 
Card  Russell,  (Card  &    Woods)  dwl  321  Sutter 
Card  Stephen,  president  Saucelito  Water  and  Steam 

Tng  Co.,  oflice  405  E'ront,  dwl  18  Eddy 
Card  &    Woods,    fjin.tsell  Card  <fc  Frederick  N. 
Woods)  poultry  and  game,  67  California  Market 
Cardazo  John,  proprietor  Lisbon  House,  116  Jackson 


Cardell  Joseph,  fisherman,  dwl  5  Washington 
Carden  James,  actor   California  Theater,  dwl  514 

Dupont 
Cardiff  M;iik,  shoemaker,  dwl  377  Jessie 
Cardifl'  Miles,  shoemaker,  dwl  530  Sixth 
Cardiff   Richard    J.,    pluudier  and  gaslitter,    608 

Howard,  dwl  557  Howard 
Cardinell  John  A.,  collector,  office   32  Mont  Block, 

dwl  W  s  Valencia  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Cardinet  Einile,  baker,  dwl  722  Lombard 
Cardwell  C.  G.,  miner,  dwl  1107  Kearny 
Care  Martin  T.,  tailor,  26^  Sixth 
Caregl'.ino  S.,  shoemaker,  dwl  NW  cor  Broadway 

and  Kearny 
Carew  James,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Haight  and  Buchanan 
Carew  Patrick,  expresswagon,  197  Stevenson 
Carew  Thomas,  drayman,  115  Battery,  dwl  NE  cor 

Fell  and  Octavia 
Carew  Thomas,  porter  with  Locke  &  Montague 
Carew  Thomas  It.,  porter,  5  Sansom,  dwl  NE  cor 

Fell  and  Octavia 
Carew  William,  carriagepainter  Kinil)all  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Fell  and  Octavia 
Carey  Bridget,  dwl  114  Hayes,  rear 
Ciirey  Charles,  storekeeper,  dwl  1  Raphael  Place 
Carey   Cornelius,   teamster  Golden  City  Chemical 

Works,  dwl  NW  cor  Seventh  and  Townscnd 
Carey   Edward,   bootmaker   with  Buckingham   & 

Hecht,  dwl  234  Oak 
Carey  Eugene  W.,  foreman  upholsterers  with  Good- 
win &  Co.,  dwl  375  Minna 
Carey  Henry,  miner,  dwl  920  Clay 
Caie'y  James,  laborer,  dwl  308  Folsom 
Carey  James  A.,  stovemounter  with  Brittan,  Hol- 

brook  &  Co.,  dwl  42  Ecker 
Carey  James  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Mission  nr 

Twelfth 
Carey  J.  H.,  teacher,  dwl  211  i  Geary 
Carey  Jolui,  porter,  dwl  N  s  Market  nr  Franklin 
Carey  Lawrence,  laborer,  dwl  57  Sliipley 
Carey  Martin,  liquor  saloon,  cor  Marliet  and  Gough 
Carey    Maurice  B.,   shoemaker,  dwl  20  Howard 

Court 
Carey    Michael,    conductor    Central  E.    R.,    dwl 

Sixth  nr  Folsom 
Carey  Michael,  laborer  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Carey  Michael,   waterman,  dwl  E  s  Geneva  bet 

Brannan  and  Townsend 
Carey  Michael  C,  bookbinder  with  Bartling&Kim 

ball,  dwl  E  s  Columbia  bet  Twenty-second  and 

Twenty-third 
Carey  Patrick,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Associ- 
ation, Irish  American  Hall 
Carey  Patrick,  peddler,  dwl  720  Tehama 
Carey  Peter,  brickmason,  dwl  N  s  Jersey  nr  Church 
Carey  Thomas,  bricklayer,  dwl  cor  Louibard  and 

Franklin 
Carey  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  21  Anna 
Carey  Thomas,  stevedore,  dwl  217  Broadway 
Carey  William,  laborer  with  Hancock  i.V  Kt-lso 
Carey  William  R.,  patent  spring  bed  manufacturer, 

151  Third,  dwl  SW  cor  Howard  and  Sixth 
Carey. — See  Gary 
Cargill  Andrew,  laborer  S.   P.  Cordage  Factory, 

dwl  S  s  Michigan  nr  Sierra 
Cargill  Duncan,  dwl  .513  Powell 
Carhu  Herrman,  bakery,  SE  cor  Jones  and  Geary 
Cariboo  Hotel,  Dubereau  &  Buessard,  proijrietors, 

516  Pacific 
Cariguon  Louis,  machinist,  dwl  SE  cor  Green  and 

Kearny 
Carl  Christian,  cook  with  Burmeister  &  Pourclio, 

dwl  W  s  Stockton  nr  Pacific 
Carl  Michael,  cartman,  dwl  SE  cor  Buchanan  and 

Tyler 
Carle  J.  A.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League.  12S  Kearny 
Carleu  William,  blacksmith,  724  Broadway,  dwl 

733  Vallejo 
Carletou  Harriet,  (widow)  dwl  418  Fremont 


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Carleton  Howard,  compositor  with  Dewey  &  Co., 

dwl  14  Hampton  Place 
Carleton  Job n  K.,  printer  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &. 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Pine  and  Powell 
Carleton  Silas  M.,  bookkeijper  with  Israel  Eichards, 

dwl  SE  cor  Mason  and  Cbestnut 
Carleton.— See  Carlton 
Carli  George,  shoemaker  with  E.  Pardini,  dwl  E  a 

Dnpont  nr  Green 
Carlie  Edwin  J.,  shoemaker  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl 

447  Tehama 
Carlile  W.   E.,  steward  North  Pacific  Transporta- 
tion Co.'s  S.  S.  OriHamrae 
Carlin  Cliarles,  janitor  Driimni  Street  School,  dwl 

SE  cor  Drmiini  and  Orei^on 
Carlin  Daniel,  (Carlin  &  BreaUn)  dwl  217  Beale 
Carlin  J.,  insnrance  agent,  dwl  8  O'Farrell 
Carlin  ,lolin,  laborer,  dwll'J  Natoma 
Carlin  ,John,  laborer,  dwl  14  Harlan  Place 
Carlin  Roger,  draymau,  438  Jackson,  dwl  15  Fifth 

Avenue 
Carlin  William,  porter  with  Phillips,  Taber  &  Co., 

dwl  o3J  Turk 
Carlin  &,  Brejilin,  (Daniel  Carlin  and  John  B res- 

linj  liquor  saloon,  1217  Beale 
Carlin. — See  Carlen  and  C.nion 
Carlisle    Elleu    Mrs.,    assistant    teacher    Shotwell 

Street  Primary  School,  dwl  1412  Pine 
Carlisle  George,  special  policeman,  dwl  516  Green- 
wich 
Carlisle  George  O.,  carpenter,  dwl  1412  Pine 
Carlisle  S.  H.,  real  estate,  dwl  710  Sutter 
Carlisle  Thomas   S.,  liquor  saloon,   SE  cor  Four- 
teenth and  Mission 
Carlisle  William,  messman  S.S.  Moses  Taylor,  North 

Pacific  Ti'ansportation  Co 
Carliss  William,  shoemaker,  dwl  E  s  Folsom  bet 

Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Carlo  Ad.im,  waiter,  623  Commercial 
Carlon  William,  (Carton  &  Herlahy)  dwl  813  Fil- 
bert 
Carlon  &  Herlahy,  (  William  Carlon  and  Edward 

Herlahy)  blacksmiths,  418  Pacific 
Carlos  Tliomas  P.,  restaurant,  103  Washington 
Carlos  Tiburcio,  saddler,  525  Pacific,  dwl  828  Clay 
Carlson  Andrew,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  G.  Nordeu, 

dwl  (527  Bi-anuan 
Carlson  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Mississippi  nr 

Solano 
Carlson  Edward,  clerk,  dwl  1708  Sacramento 
Carlson   H.   M.,   laborer  Pacific   Barrel  and    Keg 

Factory,  dwl  Gilmore  nr  Kentucky 
Carlson  Lars,  cabinetmaker  with  W.  J.  T.  Palmer 

&  Co.,  dwl  37^  Fifth  Avenue 
Carlton  Charles,  clerk  with  Larkius  &  Catania,  dwl 

13  i  St.  Marv  Place 
CARLrON    CHARLES     C,    proprietor    Empire 

warehouse,  16  and  22  Beale,  dwl  641  Folsom 
CARLTON  HENRY,  Jr.,  agent  JEtna  lusnrance 

Co.,  ottice  14  Merchants  Exchange 
Carlton   Henrv  P.,    vice  principal    Stale   Normal 

School,  dwl  606  Sutter 
Carlton  Joseph,  laborer  with   Spence  &  Johnson, 

dwl  cor  Spring  and  Summer 
Carlton  Oliver  B.,  clerk,  80  California  Market,  dwl 

24  0;ik  Grove  Avenue 
Carlton  W.  H.,  surveyor,  dwl  Coso  House 
Carlton  William  B.,  clerk  str  Monterey,  Washing- 
ton street  wharf 
Carljle  Irving  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  226  Third 
Carman  William,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

dwl  647  Howard 
Carmauy  Cyrus  W.,  cashier  Savings  and   Loan  So- 
ciety, dwl  923  Jack.sim 
Carmany  John   H.,   {John  H.    Carmany  &    Co.) 

dwl  923  Jackson 
CARMANY  JOHN  H.  &  CO.,   publishers    Over- 
land Monthly,  Commercial  Herald,  Occident, 
Pacific,  etc., "office  409  Washington 


Carmany  Ringgold,  bookeeper  Savings  and  Loan 

Society,  dwl  923  Jackson 
Carmatz   Adolplie,   watchmaker  and   jeweler,   521 

Sausom,  dwl  111  Montgomerj'  Block 
Carmelich  George,  saddle  and  harness  maker,  .025 

Sausom,  dwl  137  B'ifili 
CARMEN    ISLAND    SALT  WORKS,   HoUaday 
&  Brenham  agents,  Folsom  street  wharf,  office 
423  Front,  mills  249  Steuart 
Carmichael    Daniel,    marblecutter    with   Leon    R. 

Myers  &  Co.,  dwl  523  Minna 
Carmichael  Neil,  (Carmichael  &  McBride)  dwl  67 

Clementina 
Carmichael  Robert,  plumber,  dwl  545J  Natoma 
Carmichael  William,  blacksmith  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

545|  Natoma 
Carmichael    &    McBride,    (Neil  Carmichael    and 
Thomas  McBrideJ  butter,   cheese,   eggs,   etc., 
25  Occidental  Market 
Carmody   Edmond,   carpenter  H.    C.  League,  128 

Ke.irny 
Carmody    James,   stevedore    Lumber    Stevedores 

Association,  Berra's  Hall 
Carmody  Mary  Miss,  seamstress  with  Adolph  Mai- 
ler, "dwl  lOHardie  Place 
Carmody  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  316  Fourth 
Carmody  John,  peddler,  dwl  536  Natoma 
Carmody  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  318  Folsom 
Carmona  Priciliano,  carriagemaker  with   Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  165  Silver 
Cam  Daniel,  miner,  dwl  228  Minna 
Caruaby  James,   paperboxmaker  with   Max  Waiz- 
mah,  dwl  W  s  Eighth  bet  Folsom  and  Howard 
Carnell  Richard,  dwl  25  Geary 
Carnes  Frederick  G.,  professor  of  music,   dwl  32 

Fourth 
CARNES    GEORGE    A.,  librarian  Odd  Fellows 

Library,  dwl  312  Post 
Carnes  William,  sailmaker  with  Harding  &  Braun 
Carney  Edward,  dwl  424  Sansom 
Carney  Henry,  hiborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 
Carney  Isabella  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  660  Howard 
Carney  James,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
Carney  John,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
Carney  Margaret,  dressmaker,  dwl  325  Clementina 
Carney  William,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Carney.— See  Kearney 

Carnigre  Andrew,  cal'ker  Calkers'  Association,  Ex- 
celsior Hall 
Caro  Morris,  tailor,  306  Pacific 
Caro  Samuel,  clothing,  40  Third,  dwl  965  Howard 
Caro   Wolf,  furniture,  323  Dupont,  dwl  83  Everett 
Carolan  Michael,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Carolin  James,   liquor  saloon,   SE  cor  Third  and 

Brannan 
Caron  Joseph,   fruit,   N  a  Brannan  bet  First  and 

Second 
Caronte  Joseph,  urabrellamaker,  401  Bush 

Carpenter ,  laborer  City  Railroad 

Carpenter  A.  D.,   carpenter  H.  C.  League,    128 

Kearny 
Carpenter  Alexander,  retorter,  dwl  E  s  Dolores  nr 

Eighteenth 
Carpenter  Alfred  A.,  calker  Calkers'  Aaaociation, 

Excelsior  Hall 
Carpenter  Augustine  D.,  captain  ateamer  Amelia, 

California  Steam  Nav.  Co.,  dwl  1020  Jackson 
Carpenter  Charles,   carpenter  H.    C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Carpenter  Charles  A.,  (E.  B.  Martin  <&  Co.)  dwl 

838  Mission 
Carpenter    Daniel,     janitor    Denman    Grammar 

School,  dwl  NE  cor  Washington  and  Jones 
Carpenter  D.  H.,  dwl  OccidentalHotel 
Carpenter  Dyer  A.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  215  Geary 
Carpenter   Edmund    P.,  jeweler    with    California 

Jewelry  Co. ,  dwl  442  Green 
Carpenter  Edward,  shipbuilder,  dwl  55  Natoma 


JON'ES,  PULIjMAW  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Letter  and  Wote  Paper  and  Envelones. 
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EEDIIfGTON",  HOSTETTEB  &  CO.,  Headquarters  for  Druseiats  on  the  Pacific  Coast, 


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Carpenter  George,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Carpenter  George  W.,   brasstinisher  with  W.  T. 

Gariatt  &  Co.,  dwl  llHTeliania 
Carpenter  Harvey  L.,  carpenter,  dwl  27|  Fourth 
Carpenter  Jolin,   attorney  at  law,  office  28  Conrt 

Block,  (i36  Clay,  dwl  (541  Sacramento 
Carpenter  Louis,  broominaker  with  M.  Zan  &  Co., 

dwl  :<24  Vallejo,  rear 
Carpenter   Patrick,   laborer,  dwl  189  Folsom,  rear 
Carpenter    Robert    C,   machinist,  dwl   Hayes  nr 

Ociavia 

Carpenter  Thomas,  e.xpresswagon,  SW  cor  Battery 

and  Jackson,  dwl  E  s  Churcli  nr  Twenty -second 

Carpenter  W.  H.,  teamster,  dwl  cor  Polk  aiid  Eddy 

Carpenter  William,  (colored}  expressman,  dwl  216 

Post 
Cnrpenter  William,  laborer,  dwl  335  Ritch 
Carpenter  William  C,  steward  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacra- 
mento 
Carpenter  William  H.,   gasfitter,  dwl  129  Folsom 
Carpenter  William   L.,  policeman   City  Hall,  dwl 

81".)  Filbert 
Carpenlier   Edward  R.,  (Clarke  <&  C.J  attorney  at 

law,  office  606  Washington,  dwl  33  Kearny 
Caijientier  Horace  W.,  attorney  at  law,  office  606 

Washington,  res  Oakland 
Carpliin  John  W.,  salesman  with  Glasgow  Iron  and 

Aietal  Importing  Co.,  dwl  1307  Pacific 
Carpy   Charles,    clerk    517    Sacramento,    dwl    12 

Hon»ton 
Carpv  Peter,  drayman,  623  .Jackson 
Carr'A.  L.  Mrs.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  523  Kearny 
Carr  C  \V.,  debenture  clerk  C.  H;,  dwl  20  Ellis 
Carr   Daniel,  blacksmith,  dwl  NE  corner  Napa  ana 

Illinois 
Carr  Edward,  hostler  with  J.  H.  Swain,  dwl  30  Jessie 
Carr  Frank  D.,  clerk,  30  Montgomery 
Carr  James,  dwl  Coso  House 
Carr  .lames,  mariner,  dwl  II  William 
Carr  James,  seaman,  dwl  778  Harrison 
Carr  Jesse  D.,  mail  contractor,  office  420  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  131  Montgomery 
Carr  John,  hackman,  dwl  9  Freelon 
Carr  John,  laborer,  dwl  1402  Powell 
Carr   John,   laborer  Golden  Age   Flouring  Mills, 

dwl  264  Minna 
CARR   JOHN   IRVING,  land    agent,    office  305 

Montgomery,  dwl  446  Minna 
Carr  John  S.,  {Hooper,  Whiting  ^-  Co. J  res  Arizona 

City,  A  T 
Carr  J.  Thurston,  salesman  with  Stone  &  Hayden, 

dwl  19  Rausch 
Carr  J.  Tyler,    {Littlefield,   Webb  &  Co.)  dwl 813 

Vallejo 
Carr  Matthew,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  19  Clara 
Carr  Matthew  D.,  (M.  D.  Carr  &  Co.)  dwl  1016 

Pine 
CARR  M.  D.  &  CO.,  (C.A.  Mnrdock  and  C.  L. 

Qrnckborn)  printers,  532  Clay 
Carr  Nicholas  E.,  tailor,  dwl  36  Eddv 
Carr  Patrick,  hackman  Plaza,  dwl  3'42  Fifth 
Carr  Patrick,  laborer  with  James  McDevilt,  dwl  W 

8  Sansora  nr  Vallejo 
Carr  Patrick,  soapmaker  with  Thomas  Dolan,  dwl 

S  8  Harrison  nr  Dora 
Carr  Peter  J.,  expresswagon,  dwl  N  s  Twenty-fifth 

nr  Cabtro 
Carr  Robert  L.,  machinist,  dwl  E  s  Columbia  nr 

Twenty-eighth 
Carr  Samuel,  peddler,  dwl  S  s  Ash  nr  Lagnna 
Carr  Stephen,  laborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 
Carr  Thomas,  calker,  dwl  631  Green 
Cair  Thomas,  laborer, dwl  N  s  Francisco  nr  Kearny 
Carr  Thomas,   laborer  with  Cal.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl 

N  W  cor  Berry  and  Third 
Carr  Thomas  S.,  clerk  Carmen  Island  Salt  Co.,  dwl 

112  Natoma 
Carr  Thomas  W.,  assorter  with  Charles  Harley  & 
Co.,  dwl  114  Sacramento 


Carr  W.  A.,  carpenter H.  C.  Lengue,  128  Koamy 
Carr  William,  salesman,  204  Sansom,  dwl  <  15  Bush, 

rear 
Carr  William  B.,  contractor,  dwl  NW  cor  Valencia 

and  Twenty -fifth 
Carr — see  Kair 
Carraher  James,  foreman  Dexter  Stables,  dwl  225 

Bush 
Carraii  3eam.,(Carrav  &  Barnty)  dwl  1223  Mission 
Carran  Joseph,  butcher,  dwl  1235  Mission 
Carrau  Laurence   Madame,  furnished  rooms,  540 

Washington 
Carrau  &  Baraty,  (.Jean  Carrau  and  Francis  Ba- 

raty )  butchers,  Clay  Street  Jlarket 
Carren  Peter,  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Carrere  Adolph,  clerk  with  Henry  Schroder  &  Co., 

dwl  634  Vallejo 
Carrere  Emilio,  clerk  with  Charles  Baker,  dwl  338 

Munlgomery 
Carrere  J.  Arrouy,  real  estate,dwl  917  Jackson,rear 
Carrick  Daniel,  second  engineer  steamer  Monterey, 

dwl  SW  cor  Dora  and  HiirriBOn 
Carrick   Frederick   R.,  (Bishop,    tShermnn  &   C.) 

dwl  608  Market 
Carrick  George  N.,   bookkeeper  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar 

Co. ,  dwl  1 306  Montgomery 
Carrick  James  R.,  milkman,  199  Stevenson 
Carrick  John,  lather,  dwl  312  Clementina 
Carrick  Richard,  fireman  stmr  Santa  Cruz,  dwl  340 

Shipley 
Carriere  G.  H.,  dwl  1024  Powell 
Carrigan  Andrew,  salesman  with  Conroy  &  O'Con- 
nor 
Carrigan  Edward,  painter,  dwl  1221  Union 
Carrigan  John,  painter,  dwl  27  Hunt 
Carrigan    Mai-y,    (widov^')  dressmaker,  dwl    1221 

Union 
Carrigan  Patrick,  hostler  City  Stables,bds333Bi;8n 
Carrigan  Patrick,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham   ii. 

Hecht,  dwl  73  Natoma 
Carrigan  Peter,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 
dwl  Teliama  nr  Twenty-eighth  Bernal  Hights 
Carrigan  Peter,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  wharf 
Carrigan  Thomas,  hostler,  dwl  S  s  Point  Lobos  Av 

15  miles  from  toll  gate 
Carrigan  Tiiomas,  laborer  with  Murray  &  Noble, 

dwl  old  San  Jose  road  nr  Thirtieth 
Carrigg  Henry  T.,  pressman  with  Edward  Bosqui  & 

Co.,  dwl  32 Tehama 
Carrignon  Adolph,  clerk  with  M.  Keller  &  Co. ,  dwl 

13  O'Farrell 
CarriLrnon  Narcisse,  clerk  with  M.  Keller  &.  Co.,  dwl 

SE  cor  Bush  &  Dupont 
Carrington  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  836  Sutter 

Carroll Miss,  milliner,  44^  Sixth 

CarrnU  Anna  G.  Miss,    milliner  and  millinery,  24 

Kearny,  dwl  NW  cor  Pacific  and  Webster 
Carroll  Anne  Mrs  ,  dwl  49  Jessie 
CARROLL.   BRAINARD    &    CO.,  (Richard  T. 
Carroll,  Richard  Brainard-  and    William.  B. 
Ca-rollj   importers   and   wholesale  wines  aud 
liquors,  305  and  307  Front 
Carroll  Charles,  laborer  with  Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl  50 

Natoma 
Carroll  Charles,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Carroll  Daniel,  clerk,  dwl  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Carroll  Daniel,  molder  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  37 

Minna 
Carroll  David,  wagon,  717  Brannan 
Carroll  Dora,  (widow)  lodgings,  129  Third 
Carroll  Edward,  cartman,  cor  Natoma  and  Eighth 
Carroll  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  538  Howard 
Carroll  Francis,  bookkeeper,  dwl  318  Pacific 
Carroll  George,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Carroll  Henry,  hackman,  cor  Kearny  and  Washing- 
ton, dwl  1625  Powell 
Carroll  James,  cook  Golden  Age  Hotel,  127  Pacific 
Carroll  James,  cutter  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co.,  dwl 
S  8  Stevenson  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUBAWCE  CO,  a  growing  Company. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712.  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Furnishing  Goods. 


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Carroll  James,  fiist  mate   North   Pac.  Trans.  Go's 

S.  S.  Ajax,  dwl  Folsom  Street  Wharf 
Cairoll  Jatues,  first,  mate  steamer  California,  N    P 

T.  Co.,  dwl  118  Sairaiiieiito 
Canoll  James,  laborer  with  Savage  &  Co.,  dwl  :}35 

Kitch,  rear 
Carroll  James,  porter,  dwl  SE  cor  Fell  and  Webster 
Carroll  James,  salesinan,  dwl  4-_>l  Powell 
Carroll  James,  teamster  with  R.  &  J.  iMorton 
Caridll  James,  fS.  F.  Laundry  Association)  dwl 

l"-il  1  Turk 
Carroll  Jjimes  B.,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Carroll  James  E.,  (Ueathjidd,   Bogel    &•    Co.)  dwl 

437  Eddy 
Carroll  James  L.,  manager  with  Taaffe  &,  Co.,  9 

Jloutgomery 
Carroll  John,    blacksmith   N.   B.  &  M.  R.  R ,   dwl 

cor  Miller  Place  and  Folsonj 
Carroll  John,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co.,  dwl 

S  8  Stevenson  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
Carroll  .John,  drayman  with  Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl  210 

Pacific 
Carroll  John,  filecutter  with   California  File  Manu- 

f.ictnring  Co.,  dwl  18  Boardman  Place 
Carroll  John,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Bnsli  nr  Scott 
Canoll  John,  laborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 
Carroll  John,  lamplighter   S.   F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  509 

Howard,  rear 
Carroll  John,  miner,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet  Bryant  and 

Brannan 
Carroll  John,  raolder  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl  232 

Stevenson 
Carroll  John,  newsdealer,  dwl  439  Bush 
Carroll  John,  plumber  Plumbers'  Association 
Carroll  John,  poultry.  Metropolitan  Market,  dwl  211 

Stevenson 
Carroll  Jolm,  real  estate,  office  307  Front,  dwl  437 

Eddy 
Carroll  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  2.33  Jessie 
Cairoll  John,  wood  and  coal,  SW  cor  Folsom  and 

Eleventh 
Carroll  John,  ^Carroll   Sf   McAranj  dwl   SE  cor 

Market  and  Spear 
Carroll  John  C,  proprietor  Eureka  Bakery,  72rir.st 
Carroll  John  F.,   barkeeper,   236  Montgomery,  dwl 

02I5  Tehama 
Carroll  John  F.,  driver  steamer  No.  5,  S.  F.  F.  D 

dwl  1219  Stockton 
Cari'oll  John  J.,  porter  U.  S.  Medical  Department, 

dwl  11.5  Fnst 
Carroll  M..  carpenter,  dwl  424  Sansom 
Carroll  Martin,  drayman  with  Brittan,  Holbrook  &, 
Co.,  dwl  N  8  Liberty  bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Carroll  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  525  Stevenson 
Carroll  Matthew,  driver  N.  B.  <fc  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  302 

Fourth 
Carroll  Michael,  boots  and  shoes,  646  Commercial, 

dwl  2  Varenne 
Carroll  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Taylor  and  Bnch 
Carroll  Michael,  master  mariner,  dwl  104  Francitco 
Carroll  Michael,  news  stuud,  Russ  House 
Carroll  Michael,  quarantine  boatman,  dwl  Ns  Fran- 
cisco bet  Tavlor  and  Mason 
'Carroll  Michael  'l.,  stonecutter,  dwl  6  Auburn 
Carroll  Oliver  C,  street  contractor,  dwl  632  Fell 
Carroll  Owen,  machinist  Union  Iron  works,  dwl 

127  Dora 
Carroll  Patrick,  blacksmith  City  R.   R.,  dwl  564 

Valencia 
Carroll  Patrick,  bookkeeper,  dwl  564  Tehama 
Carroll  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  107  Chambers 
Carroll  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  421  Bush 
Carroll  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Filbert  nr  Pierce 
Carroll  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  NW  cor  Greenwich 

and  Montgomery 
Carroll  Patrick,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Carroll  Patrick,  longshoreman,  dwl  323  Clementina 
CarroU  Patrick,  porter  Mission  and  Pacific  Wool- 
en Mills,  dwl  157  Minna 


Can-oil    Patrick,    stonecutter   with    Larseneur    & 

Sheerin,  dwl  E  s  Lyon  nr  Bush 
Carroll  Patrick,  watchman  with  Swan,  Dunbar  & 

Co.,  dwl  308  Heale 
Carroll  Patrick,  {Carroll  &  Bra. J  dwl  268  Minna 
Carroll  Patrick  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  548  Tehama 
Carroll  Peter,  barkeeper,  621  Merchant 
Carroll  Peter,  plumber  Plumbers'  Association 
Carroll  Richard,  groceries    and    liquors,   SW    cor 

Harrison  and  Garden 
Carroll  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  214  Broadway 
Carroll  Richard    T.,  (Carroll,  Brainard  &  Co  j 
dwl  724  Turk  •  '^ 

Carroll  R.  M.,  teacher  dancing,  dwl  518  Lombard 
Carroll  Thomas,  laborer  with  Locke  &  Montatrue 
1 1 4  Battery  ^     ' 

Carroll  Thomas,  laborer  with  S.  V.  Water  Co 
Carroll  Thomas,  peddler,  dwl  160  Minna 
Carroll  Thomas,  shoemaker  with  Moore  &  Miirphv 

dwl  421  Stevenson 
Carroll  Thomas,  (Carroll  Sf  Bro.J  dwl  268  Minna 
Carroll  Thomas,  (Carroll  &  Ryan)  dwl  41  Third 
Carroll  Thomas    P..  cleik  auditing    dept.    Wells 

Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  518  Lombard 
Carroll  William,  dwl  514  Dnpont 
Carroll  William,  clerk,  dwl  421  Powell 
Carroll   William,   coachman  with    Frank   G.   Ed- 
wards 
Carroll  William,  guard  States  Prison,  dwl  72  First 
Carroll  William,  driver,  dwl  323^  Third 
Carroll  William,  housemover,  dwl  335  Broadway 
Carroll  William,  jobwagon,  415  Kearny 
Carroll  William,  second  officer  P.  M.  S  S  Co 
Carroll  William    B.,  (Carroll,  Brainard   &    Co  j 

dwl  437  Eddy 
Carroll  William  V.,  market.  S  s  Sixteenth  nr  Mis- 

si(m,  dwl  Goldman   I'lace 
Carroll  &  Biother,  (Patrick  and  Thomas  Carroll) 
groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Third  and  Minna 
Carroll  &  McAran,  (John  Carroll  and  James  Mc- 
Aran)  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Market  and  Spear 
Carroll  »i.  Ryan,  (Thomas  Carroll  and  Lawrence 
J.  Ryan)  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor   Third  and 
Jessie 
Carron  Dennis,  cook  What  Cheer  Restaurant 
Carron  Niel  M.,  varnisher  with  N.  P.  Cole  &,  Co., 

dwl  cor  Folsom  and  Fremont 
Carronn  Patrick,  porter  Pacific  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 

157  Minna 
Carruthers  George,  carpenter  and  builder,  Clara 

Lane,  dwl  E  s  Yerba  Buena  nr  Clay 
Carruthers  John,  driver  with   Marden  &  Myrick 

dwl  E  s  Yerba  Buena  nr  Clay 
Carry  Thomas,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 

C.ilifornia 
Carson  Bernard,  engraver  with  J.  W.  Tucker  &, 

Co.,  dwl  238  Jessie 
Carson  Charles,  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Carson  Charles,  seaman,  dwl  30|  Zoe 
Carson  Frederick,  grocer,  dwl  50?  Bush 
Carson  George,  flourpacker  with  E.  Kennedy,  dwl 

1208  Powell 
Carson  Henry  W.,  varnisher  with  N.  P.   Cole  & 

Co.,  dwl  261  i  Jessie 
Carson  Hugh,  laborer  with    Knapp    &  Meacham, 

dwl  cor  Twenty-second  and  Mission 
Carson   James    G.,  notary    public,  office   9    Court 

Block,  636  Clay,  dwl  507  Bryant 
Carson  John,  clerk  with  Hans  Henry  Doscher,  dwl 

SE  cor  Seventh  and  Brannan 
Carson  John,  Junction  House,  San  Jose  Road  op- 
posite Industrial  School 
Carson  John  B.,  clerk  with  Pringle    &   Pringle, 

dwl  238  Jessie 
Carson  John  K.,  special  policeman,  dwl  71  Tehama 
Carson  Louisa  Miss,  cloak  maker,  dwl  340  Fifth 
Carson  Lucy  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  3lli  Zoe 
Carson  Martha,  (widow)  dwl  919  Stockton 
Carson  Matthias  N.,  carpenter,  dwl  1520  Broadway 


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Cai-sou  Theodore,  messenger  P.  IM.  S.  S.  America 
Carson  Williniii,   niacliinist  Vulcan    Iron    Works, 

dwl  IS  First 
Carson  William,  plasterer,  dwl  660  Howard 
Carson  William,  <£>o/iee/-  <fc  6'.y  res  Eureka,  Hum- 
boldt County 
Carson  William   O.,  clerk  with   TitcoQib   &  Wil- 
li .ms,  dwl  623  Ellis 
Carss  Uobert,  btitelier,  dwl  51  Louisa 
Carsten  Fred.,  groceries  and  liquors,  500  Bush,  dwl 

6U7  Bush 
Carsten  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  617  Davis 
Carsiens   CliaVles,  clerk  with    J.    Hasshagen,   326 

J  ackson 
Carstens  Hagenah,  mariner,  dwl  132  Steuart 
Carstens  Frederick,  porier  wirli  J.  W.  H.  Campbell, 

dwl  N  8  Union  bet  Sausouiand  Battery 
Carstens  Frederick,    fLundt  &  V.J    dwl  NE  cor 

Second  and  Stevenson 
Carstensen  Julius,  clerk  witli  John  Horstmann,  dwl 

NW  cor  Bush  and  Powell 
Carstensen  Louis,  barkeeper,  SE  cor  Steuart  and 

Folsom 
Carstensen  Peter,  workman  California  Sugar  Re- 

tinery,  SW  cor  Bryant  and  Eighth 
Carswell  George  \\ .,  (  Carswell  &    Williams)  Avil 

31 7  i  Fell 
Carswell  John  D.,  compositor  with  Frank  Eastman, 

res  Brooklyn 
Carswell   &,  Williams,  (Georpre  W.  Camn-ell  and 

David  WilliamsJ  draymen,  20Lt  California 
Carten  James,  deckhand  steamer  Kalorama,  Wash- 
ington St.  Wharf 
Carter  Abram,  bookkeeper  S.  F.  Gas  Company,  dwl 

445  IJivant 
Carter  Anna  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  15  Suttter 
Carter  Benuird  B.,  bakery,  NE  cor  Van  Ness  Av 

and  Hayes 
Carter    C.  Miss,    assistant  teacher   F'ourth    Street 

Primary  scliool,  dwl  320  Ellis 
Carter  Cluirles,  phisierer,  office  326  Montgomery, 

dwl  OFarrellnr  Polk 
CARTER  CHARLES  D.,  realestate,  publisherReal 

Estate  Circular  and  President  Industrial  school, 

olhce  410  California,  dwl  1307  Taylor 
Carter  Charles  D.  Jr.,  clerk  with  Charles  D.  Carter, 

dwl  1307  Taylor 
Carter  Charles  E.,  clerk  U.  S.  Naval  Rendezvous, 

NW  cor  Washington  and  Sausom,  dwl  NE  cor 

Stockton  and  Market 
Carter  Charles  H.,  paperhanger  with  J.  J.  Beatty, 

dwl  10  Kausch 
Carter  Charles  H.,  plasterer,  office  326  Mont,  dwl 

N  8  Olive  Av  nr  Polk 
Carter  Edward,  clerk  with  Commodore  Rogers  Car- 
ter, dwl  850  Market 
Carter  Eliza,  (widow)  liquor  saloon,  1108  Howard 
Carter  Frecierick  S.,  clerk,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Carter  George,  longshoreman,  dwl  NE  cor  Battery 

and  Green 
Carter  George,  waiter  Lick  House 
Carter  George  R.,  (Treadtvcll   Sf    Go.)   res  New 

York 
Carter  Henry  P.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Turk 

and  Larkin,  dwl  SE  cor  Sieiner  and  Ellis 
Carter  H.  K.,  milkman,  dwl  NW  cor  Van  Ness  An 

and  Grove 
Carter  J,   A.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Carter  James,  carpenter   H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Carter  James  H.,  dwl  Twenty  tiftii  nr  Diamond 
Carter  John,  waiter  with  A.  A.Jennings,  dwl  20 

Natoma 
Carter  Jolin,  workman  with  Brader  Bros.,  dwl  Ws 

Morey  Alley  nr  Broadway 
Carter  John  C,  foreman  withCrittenden  &  Dalton, 

dwl  712  Mission 
Carter  John  T.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  320  Ellis 
Carter  John  W.,  bookkeeper  withR.  &  J.  Morton, 
dwlSOBO'Farrell 


Carter  Jolin  W..  (Footc  &  C.)  attorney  at  law, 
otiice  25  and  20  Mont  Block,  dwl  100^  Second 

Carter  Mad  mie,  (colored)  medical  clairvoyant,  dwl 
707  Vallejo 

Carter  Maria,  (widow)  dwl4  Sonoma Plice 

Carter  Martin,  carl)uilder  with  N.  P.  Lnngland 

Carter  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  W  B  York  bet  Solano 
and  Nineteenth 

Carter  Michael,  laborer  with  D.  A.  &  J.  McKinley 

Carter  Myron  H.,  drayman  with  Amies  &.  Dallam, 
dwl  524  Howard 

Carter  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  616  Post 

Carter  Peter,  assistant  wliarhnger  Broadway  Wharf 
dwl  1213  Kearny 

Carter  Robert  W.,  real  estate  agent,  office  306 
Montgomery,  dwl  1022  Larkin 

Carter  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  10  Ransch 

Carter  Thorn  is  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  424  Sliotwell 

Carter  T.  J.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Fourtli  Street 
Primary  Sciiool,  dwl  320  Ellis 

Carter  Waller,  clerk  with  Brittan,  Holbrook  &.  Co., 
dwl  22  Hawthorne 

Carter  William  H.,  (colored)  dwl  56  Bernard 

Carter  AVilliam  H.,  stevedore  Riggers'  and  Steve- 
dores' Association,  42J  Pacific 

Carter  William  M.,  engineer,  dwl  209  Leidesdnrff 

Carter  William  W.,  bookkeeper  with  J.  W.  Wilson 
&  Co.,  dwl  506  Market 

Cartlicnl  James  h.,  fL.  N.  Handy  <&  Co.)  dwl  27 
Stone 

Carthy  Joseph,  cook  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Cartmall  James,  bricklayer,  dwl  5t)45  Howard 

Cartuiell  Margaret,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  179 
Jessie 

Cartwiight  David,  teamster  whh  Geo.  B.KnowIes, 
dwl  N  s  Howard  bet  Steuart  and  Spear 

Cartwright  Thomas,  captain  schr  Charlotte,  dwl  23 
Virginia 

Cartwright  Thomas,  porter,  113  Front 

Carty  James,  dwl  72  Natoma 

Carty  Paul,  special  policeman,  dwl  402  Greenwich 

Carty  Thomas,  stevedore,  dwl  lUOl  Battery 

Carty  William,  carriagemaker,  dwl  E  s  Treat  Av 
bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 

Carvalho  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwi  SW  cor  Columbia 
and  Twenty-fourth 

Carver  Benjainiu,  U.  S.  deputy  marshal,  dwl  13 
Anthony 

Carvill  Almon  D.,  clerk  with  Pollard  &  Carvill, 
dwl  322  Pine 

Carwan  Hugh,  lal)orer  with  R.  &  J.  Morton 

Gary  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  528  Pacific 

Gary  Eugene  W.,  foreman  with  Goodwin  «fe  Co., 
dwl  375  Minna 

Gary  Isaac  G.,  (colored)  hairdresser,  610  Clay,  dwl 
924  Washington 

GARY  JAMES  C,  attorney  at  law,  office  507  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  810  Ghesimit 

Gary  Michael,  foreman  with  William  F.  Burke,  re- 
sides San  Mateo 

Gary  Russell,  agent,  dwl  533  Commercial 

Gary  Silas  D.,  real  estate,  dwl  cor  Grove  and  Baker 

Gary  William,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 
Kentucky  and  South 

Gary.— See  Carey 

Caryath  James,  laborer  S.  S.  California,  North  Pa- 
cific Trans.  Co. 

Casanova  Henry,  (F.Daneri  &  Co.)  dwl  SW  cor 
Jones  and  Union 

Casar  William,  real  estate,  dwl  S  s  Seventeenth  bet 
Valencia  and  Mission 

Casassa  Domingo,  painter  with  G.  B.  Deferrari, 
dwl  517  Union 

Casassa  Rosa,  (widow)  dwl  522  Green,  rear 

Case  Charles  K.,  conductor  City  R  R 

Case  Elijah,  real  estate,  dwl  Railroad  Av  nr  Bay 
View  Park 

Case  George  A.,  job  wagon,  NE  cor  Pine  and  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  1606  Larkin 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUKANCfi  CO.  is  the  most  progressive  Company  on  the  Coast. 


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Case  George  F..  carrier  Evening  Bulletin,  Alta  Cali- 
fornia and  Call,  dwl  IGOii  Larkin 
Case   Georye  J.,  driver  v?ith  Snmmit  Ice  Co.,  dwl 

3 1 8  Folsora 
Case  Henry,  w:iiter,  S.  S.  Gussie  Telfair,  North  Pa- 
cific Trans  Co 
Case  Josepli   D.,  wharfinger  Alimeda   Ferry,  dwl 

Twentv  tifth  hel  Castro  and  Diamond 
Casebolt  George  T..  (George   T.  CaseboU  &  Co.) 

dwl  SW  cor  First  and  Folsom 
CASliBOLT  GEORGE  T.  &  CO.,  f  Jacob  D   CriKC 

bull)  importers  ami   dfalers  hardware,  lumber 

and  wiigon  materials,  24  and  2()  Beale 
Casebolt.  Henrv,  Superintendent  Front  Street  M.  it 

O.    R.    R.,"  (and  Casebolt  &  Kerr)  office  1336 

Bash,  dwl  1108  Grant 
Casebolt  Ira  J.,    Assistant    Superintendent  Front 

Street  A[.  k  O.  R.  R.,dwl  1331  Bush 
CaseboU  Jacob  D.,  (George  T.  Casebolt  &  Co.)  dwl 

34  Tyler 
Casebolt  Alary  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Waehiugton 

Grammar  School,  dwl  21  Mary 
Casebolt  &  Kviv,  ( Henry  C  a  lie  bolt  and  David  Kerr) 

car  and  carriage  manufactory,  SVV  cor  Market 

and  Fifth 
Caselli   Alexiinder,  with  Pioche  &  Bayerque,  dwl 

754  Washington 
Caselli. — See  Cisselli 

Casement  William  K.,  apothecary,  dwl  .559  Bryant 
Casen  Isaac,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Washington  Av  nr 

Twenty-eiglith,  Bernal  Hiijhts 
Casendrew  .Joiin,  cook  P.  M.  S.  S.  China 
C.iser  M.,  carpenter.  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Casey  Alfred,  bookbinder  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  dwl  American  E.xchange 
Casey  Ann,  ironer  with  San   Francisco  Laundry 

Association,  dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Casey  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Hinckley  nr  Mont 
Cisey    Daniel,   woodturner   California"  Mills,   dwl 

Eddy  nr  Van  Ness  Av 
Casey  Daniel  H.,  hatter,  dwl  752  Harrison 
Casey  Daniel  J.,  (Kenny  &  C.)  dwl  W  s  Washing- 
ion  Av  bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Casey  Dennis,  wagon,  cor  Br.mnan  and  Gilbert 
Casey  Edward  W.,  U.  S.  District  Officer,  Custom 

House,  dwl  1;.!06  Sutter 
Casey  Eugene  M.,  gashtler,  dwl  441 5  Natoma 
Casey  Francis,  barkeeper  with  Michael  Kane,  dwl 

.^05  Howard 
Casey  Frank,  porter  with  Cox  &  Nichols,  dwl  W  s 

Guerrero  nr  Quin 
Casey  George,  carpenter,  dwl  561  Bryant 
Casey  Henry,  clerk  County  Recorder  8  Office,  dwl 

435  Eddy 
Casey  Henry,  clerk  Tax  Collector,  dwl  II  Harriet 
Casey  Isaac,  livery  stable,  dwl  132(i  Stockton 
Casey  James,  contractor,  dwl  SE  cor  Fourteenth 

and  Alission 
Casey  James,  expresswagou,  cor  Third  and  Mission, 

c\wl  Page  bet  Steiner  and  Pierce 
Casey  James,  laborer  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl  123 

'i'eliama,  I'ear 
Casey  James,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kenincky  and  South 
Casey  James,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill 
Casey  James,  washer,  211  Pine,  nwl  33  Jessie 
Casey  James,  (Barthrop  &  Co.)  dwl  N  b  Antonio 

bet  Jones  and  Leavenworth 
Casey  James  B.,  carpenter    H.  C.   League,  128 

Kearny 
Casey  James  E.,  woodturner,  dwl  50  Natoma 
Casey  Johanna,  (widow)  dwl  233  Peiry 
Casey  John,  boatman, dwl  NE  cor  Wash  and  Kearny 
Casey  John,  carpenter,  dwl  32  Minna 
Casey  John,  carpenter,  dwl  5ti8  .Mission 
Casey  John,  coppersmith   with  Thomas  Reynolds, 

dw  W  e  Salmon  bet  Pacific  and  Broadway 
Casey  John,   foreman   with    K.  Oswell,    dwl    cor 

Lombard  and  Gough 


Casey  John,  hostler  City  Stables,  dwl  27  Jessie 

Casey  John,  laborer,  dwl  43  Baldwin  Court 

Casey  John,  laliorer,  dwl  566  Mission 

Casey  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co 

Casey  John, policeman,  City  Hall, dwl  .531  Howard 

Casey  John,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  Boot  and 

Shoe  Co.,  dwl  537  Stevenson 
Casey  John,  stevedore,  Lumber  Stevedores'  Ass'n, 

Barra's  Hall 
Casev  John,  teamster  with  George  B.  Knowles,  dwl 

214  Austin 
Casey  Joseph,  clerk  with  Thomas  N.  Cazneau,  dwl 

il  Harriet 
Casey  Joseph,  tailor,  dwl  209  Tehama 
Casey  Kate  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Pine  and  Larkin 

St.  School,  dwl  1001  Jackson 
Casey  M.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &,  Kelso 
Casey  M.,  water  cart,  8  Everett 
Casey    Matthew,  clerk,  dwl  SW  cor    Hyde    and 

Russell 
Casey  Michael,  carpenter,  dwl  1212  Larkin 
Casey   Michael,  scrollsawyer  California  Mills,  dwl 

327  Fourth 
Casev  Michael  F.,  bootmaker  with   Buckingham  &. 

llecht,  dwl  cor  Fell  and  Gough 
Casey  Owen,  carpenter,  dwl  Ss  Harrison  nr  Eighth 
Casey  Owen,  expresswagon,  cor  Third  and  Harri- 
son, dwl  N  s  Bryant  nr  Dora 
Casey  Patrick,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  Nevada  bet  Eleventh  and  Twelfth 
Casey  Patiick  J.,  (Casey  &.  Wade)  dwl  3:^3^  Minna 
Casey  P.  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  227  Second 
Casey  Sophia  Mrs.,  dwl  Virginia  Block 
Casev  Thomas,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 

234  Suiter 
Casey  Thomas,  insurance  agent,  dwl  217  Third 
Casey  Thomas,  woodsawyer,  dwl  213  Broadway 
Casey  William,  caipente'r,  dwl  9  Oak  Grove  Av 
Casey  William,  porter   Occidental  Hotel,   dwl  505 

Howard 
Casey  William,  special  policeman.  City  Hall 
Casey  William  P..  teacher  surveying  and  engineer- 
ing, Heald's  Business  College,  dwl  737  Howard 
CASEY  &  WADli,  (Patrick  J.  Ca.-^ey  and  rtiilip 

W.   Wade)  hou.se  and  sign  paiuters,  705  Market 
Casey. — See  Casy 

Cash' Augusta  Mrs.,  ladies  underwear,  218^  Sixth 
Cash  George  A.,  butcher  with  William  Van  Houseu, 

dwl  218i  Sixth 
Cash  O   P.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Cashel  Fiank,  longshoreman,  dwl  Dunn  Alley  bet 

Vallejo  and  Broadway 
Casbin  Benjamin,  laborer  with  John  Henderson,  Jr., 

dwl  S  s  Vallejo  nr  Montgomery 
Cashin  Dennis,  laborer  San  Francisco  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

609  Third 
Cashin  John,  hostler,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Cashin  Richard,  teamster  with   William  Kerr,   dwl 

903  Baitery 
Cashman  Daniel,  conductor  Oamibus  Railroad  Co., 

dwl  721  Howard 
Cashman  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  8  Silver 
Cashman  James,  calker  Calkers'  Association,  Ex- 
celsior Hall 
Cashman  John,  laborer,  dwl  8  Minna 
Cashman  John,  shipcalker,  dwl  318  Pacific 
Cashman  John  F.,  clerk,  dwl  cor  Fulton  and  Brod- 

erick 
Cashman  Michael,   molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

cor  Broderick  and  Fulton 
Cashman  Patrick  H.,  painter,   dwl  cor  Fulton  and 

Broderick 
Cashman    Theodore    J.,     machinist    Vulcan    Iron 

Works,  dwl  cor  Fulton  and  Broderick 
Cashman  William,  roofer  with  John  Kehoe,  dwl  667 

Market 
Cashman  William,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  26  Rincon  PI 
Caskel  S.   &  Co.,  (William  Wolfsokn)  importers 

clothing,  225  Sansom 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Fancy  Dry  Goods. 


BEDINQTON,  HOSTETTEK  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Drugs. 


150 


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Caskel  Samuel,  (8.  Gnskel  &  Co.)  res  New  York 

Casiiell  John,  gardener,  Bay  View  Park 

Casner  Jonas,   barkeeper  with  S.  Appel,  dwl  174 

Perry 
Casner  Joseph,  cigarmaker,  dwl  174  Perry 
Caspar   Alartiu,    lioptler,    dwl    N  s    Sixteenth  bet 

Valencia  and  Mission 
Caspar  Wolf,  tailor,  329  Tiijrd 
Casper  Jacques,  laborer  with  Whittier,   Fuller  & 

Co.,  dwl  5:^6  Broadway 
Casper  Michael,  niolder  Vnlcan  Iron  Works,  dwl  NE 

cor  Broderick  and  Fulton 
Cass  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Keamy 
Cass  William,  carpenter,  dwl  "^ti  Louisa 
Cassagnab^re  Joseph,  nurse  French  Hospital 
Cassara  Peter,  game,  poultry  and  eggs,  5U3Sansom, 

dwl  N  s  Pacific  ur  Kearny 
Cassebohm    Frank,  foieuian  Central  R.  R.  stables, 

dwl  li  s  Lyon  bet  Bush  and  Sutter 
Cassebohm  Enoch  T.  asst  sup.  Central  Railroad,  dwl 

E  s  Lyon  bet  Bush  and  Sutter 
Cassebolnn   Henry,   driver   Central  Railroad,  dwl 

E  s  Lyon  bet  Bush  and  Sutter 
Cassebohm  William,  (Bluxome  &  C.)  dwl  Frank's 

Building 
Cassell  Joseph,  bricklayer  Brickla^'ers'  Association, 

•J34  Sutter 
Casselli. — See  Caselli 
Casselmau  J.  U.,  liquor  saloon,  728  Pacific 
Casserly  Eugene,  attorney  at  law  and  U.  S.  Senator, 

office  5U7  Moutjiomery 
Casserly  John,  clerk  wiili  P.  Casserly,  420  Jackson 
CASSERIjY  PATRICK,  proprietor  Tremont  House, 

420  Jackson 
Cassidv  Edward,  butcher  with  Watson  D.  Litchfield, 

dwl  614  Bush 
Cassidy  Edward,  fiuits  and  vegetables,  Grand  Cen- 

tial  Market,  dwl  14  Cleavelaiid 
Cassidy  F.,  milkman,  Bryant  nr  Twenty-fifth 
Cassidy  Frances  Mrs.,  dwl  21  Clinton 
Cassidy  Francis,  shipwright,  dwl  N  s  Precita  Av  W 

San  Bruno  Road 
Cassidy  Hugh,  peddler,   dwl  W  s  Natotna   nr  Fif- 
teenth 
Cassidy  James,  carpenter,  dwl  217  Second 
Cassidy  John,  expresswagon,   SW  cor  Market  and 

Fourth,  dwl  20  Everett 
Cassidy  John,  hostler,  dwl  318  Tehama 
Cassidy  John,  repairer  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Tele- 
graph Co 
Cassiday   John,  waiter  Cosmopolitan    Hotel,    dwl 

Crescent  Av  ur  Porter 
Cassidy   John   C,   assistant  steward    Pacific   Club 

Rooms,  dwl  548  Jessie 
Cassidy  John  H.,  engineer,  dwl  7  Lick  Alley 
Cassidy  John  T.,  conductor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.R.,  dwl 

32-3  Fourth 
Cassidy  M.,  watchman  S.  S.  Pelican,  N.  P.  T.  Co 
Cassidy  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Beale  bet  Howard 

and  Folsom 
Cassidy  Mary,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  28  Post 
Cassidy  Mary  Miss,  milliner  with  Mrs.  E.  E.  Cas- 
well, dwl  40  Minna 
Cassidy  Mary  E.  Mi-s.,  dressmaker,  dwl  17  Minna 
Cassidy  Michael,  quartermaster  North  Pac,  Trans. 

Co.,  dwl  MJ  Welsh 
Cassidy   Patrick,   laborer   Golden  Gate  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  1811  Harrison 
Cassidy  Philip,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  nr  Brannan 
Cassidy  Richard,  calker  Calkers'   Association,   718 

Mission 
Cassidy   Richard,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Associa- 
tion, Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Hall 
Cassidy  William,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  17  Minna 
Cassie  William,  engineer  with  Eisen  Brothers,  dwl 

cor  Haight  and  Lyon 
Cassin  Francis.  (F.  6f  P.  J.  Oassin)  dwl  554  Jessie 
Cassin  F.  &  P.  J.,  wholesale  wines  and  liquors,  and 
rectifiers,  523  Front 


Cassin  Francis  Jr.,  clerk  with  F.  &  P.  J.  Cassin, 

dwl  544  Jessie 
Cassin  Hypolite,  laborer,  dwl  5  Berry 
Cassin  Isabella,  (widow)  dwl  206  Powell 
Cassin  Isaac,  stevedore  Lumber  Stevedores'  Asso- 
ciation. Barra's  Hall 
Cassin  Joseph  J.,  dwl  284  Minna 
Cassin  Martin,  bootfitter,  dwl  249  Clementina 
Cassin  Mary  F.  Miss,  teacher  music  and  languages, 

dwl  544  Jessie 
Cassin  Patrick  J.,  (F.  &  P.  J.   CassinJ  dwl  554 

Minna 
Cassin  Peter,  bootmaker  with  I.  M.  Wentworth  & 

Co.,  dwl  Valencia  nr  Fifteenth 
Cassou  H.,  expresswagon,  cir  Kearny  and  Geary 
Cassou  John,  fBareilles  &  6'.>/dwlcor  Octaviaaud 

Greenwich 
Cassou  Peter,  milk  ranch,  cor  Girard  and  Silver  Av 
Cassou  Peter,  real  estate  agent,  office  328  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  835  Clay  bet  Dupoiit  and  Stockton 
Cassuben  Ernst,  paperhanger,  dwl  436  Bush 
Castatfiietto    Peter,   (Gastagnetlo   <fc    Monleverdc) 

dwl  1132  Dupont 
Castagnetto  &  Moiiteverde,  (Peter  Cantngnetio  and 

J.  B.  Monteverde)  groceries  and  liquors,  1132 

Dnponi 
Castagnino  Emanuel,  carpenter,  dwl  2017  Taylor 
Castagnino   Lazzaro,   carpenter  and    builder,    427 

Filbert 
Castaiieda  Jesus,  dwl  916  Jackson 
Castaiios  Bartholomew,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  526 

Sdtter 
Castelhun  Frederick  J.,  attorney  at  law,  office  607 

Kearny,  dwl  1210  Larkin,  rear 
Castelhun  Mary  A.,  assistant  teacher  Bush  Street 

Cosmopoliian  School,  dwl  1210  Larkin,  rear 
Castella  Daniel,  laborer  with  Hancock  Ifi.  Kelso 
Cafetellano  Andrew,  cook,  dwl  92 "i  Pacific 
Castellano  Mary  Mrs.,  laundry ,  928  Pacific 
Castello  Henry  C,  deputy  superintendent  Indus- 
trial School,  dwl  26  Stone 
Castello  James,  gilder  with  Snow  &  Roos,  dwl  831 

Pacific 
Castelo  Pantalion,  carpenter,  dwl  3  Flint  Alley 
Castens  Henry,  drayman  with  J.  Everding  &  Co., 

dwl  S  s  Water  bet  Mason  and  Taylor 
Castera  Charles,  (Castera  Sf  Coustanl)  dwl  724 

Washington 
Castera   &.  Constant,  (Charles  Castera  and  Gillel 

Constant)   hairdressers    and   wigmakers,    724 

Washington 
Castig  Jean,  laborer,  dwl  14  Ohio 
Castillo  Antoni,  soapmaker,  dwl  32|  Zoe 
Castillon  Jacques,  cook  with  J.  P.  Manciet,  dwl  E  s 

Valencia  ur  San  Jose  R.  R.  Depot 
Castis  Nicliolas,  restaurant,  119  Tin  id 
CASTLE    BROTHERS,    (Frederick    L.    Castle) 

wholesale  groceries  and  provisions,  2l3aud2l5 

Front 
Castle  Ciiarles,  engineer  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl  18 

Freelon 
Castle  Frederick  L.,  (Castle  Brothers)  dwl  Grand 

Hotel 
Castle  John  G.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  1608  Mason 
Castle  Michael,  housemover,  dwl  515  Sacramento 
Castle  Michael,  merchant,  office  213  Front,  dwl  621 

O'Farrell 
Castle  Stephen  W.,    (Gorlcy  &  C.J  dwl  N  s  Mis- 
sion bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Castle  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  116Steuart 
Castle  Tract  Homestead  Association,  office  312  Mont- 
gomery 
Castle  William,  waiter,  dwl  532  Commercial 
Castles  Patrick,  saloon,  San  Jose  Road  ur  Six  Mile 

House 
Castner  Charles  A.,  carpenter  and  sparmaker,  dwl 

SW  cor  Illinois  and  Napa 
Castor  John,  confectioner  with  E.  A.  Engelberg, 

dwl  1337  Dupont 


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Castor  Joseph,  hostler  Philadelphia  Brewery,  dvvl 

2-28  Second 
Castorena  Jesus,  carpenter  with  Drouilliat  &  Cavan, 

dwl  1-302  Powell 
Castro  Pancho,  watchmaker,  dwl  ."il 6  Pacific 
Castro  Jose,  tanner,  dwl  lti2'2  Stockton 
Caetro  Manuel,  dvvl  Portsmouth  House 
Castro  Stephana,  (widow)  seamstress,  dwl  SW  cor 

Broadway  <ind  Dupont 
Caswell  E.  E.  Mrs.,  millinery,  10  Montgomery 
Caswell  George  E.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  614  Mission 
Caswell  Harvey,  merchant,  dwl  535  Post 
Caswell  William, captain  schooner  Etlie  Newell,  dwl 

4-19  First 
Caswell  William  A.,  clerk  with  Miller  &  Fisk,  5 

Jackson 
Casy  Thoraas,  (Doherty  &  C.)  dwl  66  Jessie 
Catania  Joseph  f  Larkinn  <t  O.J  dwl  435  Pine 
Cate  Cynthia  G.,  (widow)  dwl  107  Sansom 
Cale  Frank  G.,  oyster  saloon,  107  Sansom 
Cate  Joseph   B.,'  cabinetmaker,  dwl  '219  Ninth 
Cateneau  A.,  cook  Occidental  Hotel 
Gates  A.  B.,  carpenter  H.  C.  Leairue,  128  Kearny 
Cathcart  Alfred  B.,  clerk  with  Edward  F.  Hall  & 

Co.,  dwl  1-212  Union 
Cathcart  James,  cooper,  dwl  S  a  Filbert  bet  Sansom 

and  Montgomery 
Cathcart  M:turice,  teacher  dancing,  dwl  110  Minna 
Cathcart  William,  master  mariner,  dwl  1'212  Union 
Cathcart  William  S.  Mrs.,  dwl  921  Pacific 
Cathcart. — See  Carthcut 
Catherwood   E.  C,  commission  merchant,  office  434 

California,  dwl  SW  cor  Washington  and  Tavlor 
Catlin  B.  T.,  messenger  Naval  Office,  Custom  House, 

dwl  423  Bur-h 
Catlin  Percival  H.,  (Catlin  &  TFoorf.'!;  dwl  367  Jessie 
Catlin  &  Woods,  (Percival  H.  Catlin  and  Preston 

Woods)  fruits,  13  Fourth 
Catlow  Joseph,  painter,  dwl  310^  Tehama 
Catlnll   E.  S,,  steward  steamship  California 
Catoir  Daniel,  liquor  saloon,  354  Fourth 
Catoir   Louis,    butcher  with  A.  H.  Evans,  dwl  1217 

Kearny,  rear 
Caton  George    R.,   tailor  with  Francis  Dixey,  dwl 

Kearny  ur  Broadway 
Caton  John,   deck  hand,  steamer  Vallejo,  dwl  23 

Vallejo 
Cator  Frank,  stevedore,  dwl  108  Francisco 
Cattarina  E.  J.,  (John  Pisania   &  Co.)   dwl   7   St 

Mary  Place 
Cattarina  M.  M.,  porter  with  B.  C.Horn  &  Co.,  dwl 

7  St.  Mary  Place 
Catterall  Thomas,    carpenter,    dwl  Cook  nr  Point 

Lobos  Road 
Catton  Frederick  R.,  clerk  with  Falkner,  Bell  &. 

Co.,  dwl  1417  Taylor 
Catton  John  C,  broker,  dwl  1417  Taylor 
Catton  William  McN.,  clerk  with  Dickson,  DeWolf 

&  Co.,  dwl  1417  Taylor 
Canghell  Peter,  captain  schooner  Fanny  Jane,  dwl 

1612  Leavenworth 
Caughlin   Hugh,  laborer   Laborers'  Protective  Be- 
nevolent Association,  Irish  American  Hall 
Caughlin  John,  cook  Fiick  House 
Cauldwell  Charles  H.,   (colored)  porter,  dwl  1102 

Washington 
Caulfield   A.   B.,  salesman  with  Preble  &  Co.,  dwl 

736  Folsom 
Caulfield  John,  bootmaker,  dwl  239  Sutter 
Caulfield  Michael,  bootmaker  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl 

NE  cor  Battery  and  Jackson 
Caulfield  Patrick,  boilermaker  with  McAfee,  Spiers 

&Co.,dwl228Ritch,  rear 
Caulis  William  J.,  shoemakerwilh  Orrin  Jones,  dwl 

SE  cor  Sixteenth  and  Folsom 
Cautley  Gilbert,  blacksmith  with  Kimball  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dwl  224  Fourth 
Cauzineti  John,  gardeuer,  dwl  San  Bruno  and  Bay 

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Cavagnaro  F.,  bootmaker,  1419  Stockton 
Cavagnaro  Felice,  marblepolisber  with  Bianchi  & 
Cuneo.  dwl  Ns  Vallejo  bet  Dupont  and  Kearnv 
Cavalletti  Charles,  (Cavallctti  &  Lefebvre)  dwl  1320 

Kearny 
Cavalletti  &,  Lefebvre,  (C.  Cavalletti  and,  E.  Le- 
feltvre)  dealers   in  fresh  and  salt  fish,  37  San 
Francisco  Market 
Caviilli  Andrea,  machinist,  620  Commercial,  dwl  S  s 

Bush  nr  Van  Ness  Avenue 
CAVALLIER  J.  B.  E..  stock  broker,  and  president 
San  Francisco  Board  Brokers,  office  509  Califor- 
nia, dwl  220  Turk 
Cavallier  Jules  P.,  clerk  with  J.  B.  E.  Cavallier, 

dwl  220  Turk 
Cavan  George,  ( Drouilhnt  &  C.)  dwl  913  Union 
Cavan  James  D.,  machine  hand  California  Mills, 

dwl  SWcor  California  and  Montgomery 
Cavanagli  Dora,  (widow)  dwl  109  Ninth 
Cavanagh  Francis,  clerk,  103  Front,  dwl  37  Natoma 
Cavanagh  James,  gardener,  dwl  Bryant  bet  Twenty- 
fifth  and  Twenty  sixth 
Cavanagh  John  D.,  bricklayer,  dwl  417  Stevenson 
Cavanagh  John  H.,  woodcarver  with  Warren  &. 

Kemp,  dwl  37  Natoma 
Cavaniigh  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  61  Tehama 
Cavanagh  Matthew,  laborer,  dwl  37  Natoma 
Cavanagh  Maurice,  laborer,  dwl  175  Minna 
Cavanagh  Michael  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  Twenty-second 

near  Bartlett 
Cavanagh  Patrick,  drayman  with  Turner  &  Harvey, 

dwl  1511  Larkin 
Cavanagh  Philip,  apprentice  with  Patrick  C.  Swee- 
ney, dwl  927  Washington 
Cavanagh   Richard,  laborer  N.  B.  and  M.  R.  R., 

dwi  S  s  Alta  bet  Montgomery  and  Sansom 
Cavanagh   Rosanna,   dressmaker  with   Pollard  & 

McGuinan 
Cavanagh  Tiiomas,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  wharf 
Cavanngh  Thomas,  shipcalker,  dwl  E  s  Harrison 

bet  Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Cavanagh  William,  milk  ranch,  cor  Randall  and 

San  Josi^  Railroad 
Cavanagh  William,  shoemaker,  U.  W.  M.B.  and  S. 

Co.,  dwl  12  Stockton 
Cavauaugh   James,   carpenter,   dwl   Fifteenth   Av 

near  Q,  South  S  F 
Cavanaugh  James,  calker,  dwl  N  s  Folsom  bet  Sev- 
enth and  Eighth 
Cavanauiih  M.,  expresswagon  cor  San  and  Mercli 
Cavanaugh  Thomas,  longshoreman,  dwl  532  First 
Cavanaugh. — See  Kavanagh 
Ciivanero  Louis,  dwl  Bartol  nr  Vallejo 
Cavarley  Anne,  (widow)  real  estate,  dwl  NW  cor 

Montgomery  and  Vallejo 
Cavarley  J.  M., 'captain  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Cave  McRae,  copyist  with  Botts  &  Wise,  402  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  26  Humptcm  Place 
Caven  David   L.,  manager  Russ  House  coaches 
Caveny  Thomas,  clerk,  dwl  25  Natoma 
Caverly  John  H.,  liquors,  815  Battery,  dwl  Bartol 

nr  Bro;idway 
Caviner  M.,  fireman  steamer  Kalorama,  Wash  St. 

Wharf 
Cawley  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  630  Mission 
Cawley  Edward  H.,  porter  with  William  McColl, 

dwl  N  s  Minna  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
Cawley   John,   laborer   Eureka  Foundry,  dwl  64 

Natoma 
Cayberghs  Felix,  boxmaker,  d\\\  3  Haggiu 
Cayuga  Chief  M.  Co.,  (White  Pine)  ottice  302  Mont- 
gomery 
Caznean  Augusta  Mrs.,  dwl  1709  Dupont 
Cazneau  Benjamin,  carpenter  with  A.  A.  Snyder, 

dwl  Tvson  Place 
CAZNEAU  THOMAS  N.,  despacheur  and  Adju- 
tant-general State  of  California,  dwl  321  Cal 
Cazneau  \V.  L.,  clerk  County  Recorder's  Office,  dwl 
1709  Dupont 


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Ceasnr  Juliii8,re8tanrant,  dwl  3  Brooks 

Cecil  John,  bookkeeper  witli  James  F.  Stewart,  SW 

for  Buttery  iiiid  Viillejo 
Cecile  Madame,  hairdresser,  409  Post 
Cedartiloom  John,  boileraiaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  1915  Hyde 
Cederslrom  J.  P.,   carpenter  H.   C.    League,  V2S 

Kearny 
Ceivy  H.  K.,  farmer,  dwl  Coso  House 
Cella  niuseppi,  laborer  with  Brignardello,  Maccbia- 

vello  &  Co.,  dwl  0;ik  nr  Fifteenth 
Cella  Luca,  dwl  S  s  Oak  nr  Octavia 
Celhi  John,  paper  box  m;iker  with   Max  Waizman, 

dwl  n  Margaret  Place 
Celler    Michael,  job    wagon,  6  Battery,  dwl    768 

Howard 
Cellnei'  William,  cigar  manufacturer.  717  Sansom 
Cenrio  Jose  M.,  cook,  613  Montgomery,  dwl  Du- 

pont  Alley 
Center  David,  bookkeper  with  John  Center,  dwl  W 

s  Fdlsom  bet  Twentieth  and  Twenty-lirsl 
Center  House,  E  s  Folsom  nr  Sixteenth 
Center  James,  dwl  W  s  Howard  bet  Fifteenth  and 

Sixteenth 
CENTER  JOHN,  real  estate,  oflSce  1 6  Montgomery 

Block,  dwl  NW  cor  Folsom  and  Sixteenth 
Center  John  Jr.,  f  Center  &  BryaulJ  dwl  12  Third 
CENTER  &  BRYANT,  (John  Center  Jr.  &  James 

E.  Bryant)  crockery,   glassware    and   lamps, 

10  and  12  Third 
Cent li vie  Francis,  hackman,  dwl  619  Mission 
Centlivre   Louis,  boatman,  Broadway  Wharf,  SW 

cor  Davis  and  Broadway 
CENTRAL  HOUSE,  John  J.  Brady  proprietor,  814 

and  816  Sansom 
Central  Pacific  Homestead  Association,  ofiice  422 

Montfioniery 
CENTRAL  PACIFIC  RAILROAD  CO.,  Leland 

Stanford,  president,  E.  H.  Miller  Jr.,  secretary, 

office  422  California,  ferry  cor  Davis  and  Paci- 
fic, freight  depot  foot  of  Second 
Central  Rail  Road,  office  116  Taylor 
Central  S.  M.  Co.,  (  Virginia  City,  Nev.J  office  419 

California 
Centry  Andrew,  cartman,  dwl  N  a  Linden  bet  Frank- 
lin and  Gongh 
Cereghini  Giovanni,  (Antonio  Demartini  Sf  Co. J 

dwl  510  Sansom 
Cereghini  Guiseppe,  saloon,  SE  cor  Merchant  and 

Sansom 
Cereghino  Benito,  laborer,  dwl  207  Pacific 
Ceregliino  Louie,  wood  and  coal,  515  Pacific 
Cerel'li   Sebastian  (Cerelli  &  RoJfoJ  dwl   Vincent 

bet  Green  and  Union 
Cerelli  &  Ratto,  (Sebastian  Cerelli  &  G.  B.  Raffo) 

liquor  saloon,  525  Sansom 
Cerf  Albert,  clerk  with  J.  Cerf  &  Co.,  dwl 716  Post 
Cerf  Emanuel,  stagediiver,  dwl  921  Stockton 
Cerf  J.    &    Co.,  (Alpkonze    Dcunery)   importers 

crockery,  glassware,  lamps,  etc.,  515  Market 
Cerf  Jules,  yj:  Cerf  &   C'o.,7  dwl  716  Post 
Cerf  Moses,  (Blockman  &  C.  A.  Blockman  4'  Co. 

and  1.  Blum  Sf   Co.j  dwl  1202  Sutter 
Cerf  Victor,   baker  with   Mesner  &   Bastian,   721 

Sansom 
CERINI  FRANK,  bottles  and  bags,  207  Davis,  res 

Oakland 
Cerritos  Det-iderio,  cigar  maker  with   C.   C.  Diez, 

dwl  25  Hinckley 
Cerrntti  Giovanni  B.,  Consul  for  Italy,  office  and 

dwl  1415  Powell 
Ceva?co  Giovanni,  printer,  603  Wnshington 
Chace  H.  B..  salesman  witli  D.  A.  MacDouald&  Co., 

dwl  142>i   Fourth 
Chace. — See  Chase 
Cliadbonrne   Charles  F.,  drayman,  200  California, 

dwl  1132  Pine 
'   Chadhourne  Joshna,  (Rider,    Somers   &    Co. J  res 

Warm  Springs  Landing,  Alameda  Co 


Chadhourne  Levi,  cleric  with  John  Burnap,  dwl  420 

Leavenworth 
Chadhourne  Thoma.<<  J.,  Eclipse  Bakery,  1412-1420 

Dnpont,  office  2C0  Davis,  dwl  208  turlc 
Chadwick  Charles  A.,  bookkeeper  with  J.  M.  Cohen 

&  Co.,  dwl  841  Harrison 
Chadwick  Francis  H.,  clerk,  406  Pine,  dwl  2't  Russ 
Chadwitk  Joseph   L.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  841 

Harrison 
Chadwick   Nathnniel  G.,  carpenter,  dwl  1326  Polk 
Chadwick  Nathaniel  M.,  secretary  Board  Commis- 
sioners  Montgomery  Street  South,   office   415 

Montgomery,  dwl  732  Sutter 
Chadwick  William  H..  lanniirymnu  with  S.  F.  Laun- 
dry Association,  dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Chaffer  G.  E.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  America 
Chagres  Louis  J.  cook,  dwl  1023  Mission 
Chaignaud  Francois,  cutter  with  Joseph  Lancaster, 

dwl937  ^Mission 
Chaigneau  Alfred,  printer,  415  Washington,  dwl  610 

Lombard 
Chaigneau  V.,  (widow)  dwl  610  Lombard 
Chaine  Jaccjues,  laundry,  711  Vallejo 
Chaire  Louis,  brassfinisher  with  W.  T.  Garrett  &  Co 
Chaize  Louis,  fancy  floods,  909  Folsom 
Chalk  Mountain  Blue  Gravel  Co.  (Nevada  County, 

Cal.J  office  37  Merchants'  Exclianfi:e 
Challenge  Soap  Works,  S  s  Oregon  nr  Davis 
Challman  Andrew,  (Challman  &  Nelson)  dwl  SW 

cor  Washington  and  Drumm 
Challman  &  Nelson,  (Andrew  Challman  and  Albert 

N.  Nelson)  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Washington 

and  Drumm 
Chalmers  A.  B.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Pine  and 

Larkin  Street  School,  dwl  809  Vallejo 
Chalmers  Agnes  Miss,  head  assistant  teacher  Union 

Grammar  School,  dwl  917  Post 
Chalmers  Grace   iliss,   assistant    teacher    Lincoln 

Grammar  School,  dwl  809  Vallejo 
Chalmers  James  C,  photographer  with  Nahl  Bros., 

dwl  917  Post 
Chalmers  Janet  Mrs.,  dwl  917  Post 
Chalmers  William,  teamster  with  T.  fl.  Hatch  & 

Co.,  dwl  1311  Pine 
ChamansUi  Julius,  laborer  with  S.  Appel,25  Drumm 
CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE,  Washington  Bart- 

lett,  sec'y,  rooms  Merchants'  Exchange 
Chaniberes  James,  plnmber,  dwl  6  Hyde 
Chamberlain  A.  G.,  packer  with  I.  M.  Wentworth 

&  Co.,  dwl  211  Eddy 
Chamberlain  Albeit,  carpenter,  dwl 720  Ellis 
Chamberlain   Charles  C,  machinehand  California 

Mills,  dwl  617  Mission 
CHAMBEI{LAIN  CHARLES  H.,  receiver  U.  S. 

Land  Office,  506  Jackson,  dwl  E  s  Treat  Av 

bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Chamberbiiu  Edwin,  engineer  P  M.S.S.  Sacramento 
Chamberlain  Edwin  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  322  Third 
Chambeilain  Heloise,  (widow)  hoarding,  44  Third 
Chamheilain  Herbert  R.,  upholsterer  with  James 

W.  Buinham  &  Co.,  dwl  531  Mission 
Chamberlain  H.  L.,  librarian  Young  Men's  Chris- 
tian Association,  dwl  915  Jackson 
Chamberlain  J.  M.,  caipenter  H,  C.   League,  128 

Kearny 
Chamberlain  John,  clerk  with  R.  G.  Dun&  Co.,  res 

Oakland 
Chamberlain  Joseph   C,   hairdressing  saloon,  163 

Second,  dwl  14  Cleveland 
Chamberlain  Joshua,  housewhitener,  dwl  308  Leav 
Chamberlain  Phelps,  physician,  office  652  Market, 

dwl  604  Leavenworth 
Chamberlain  Thomas,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl 

Fifteenth  Av  bet  P  and  Q,  South  8  F 
Chamberlain  William  E.  Jr.,  principal  theoretical 

department  Pacific  Business  College,  27  Post, 

dwl  26^  Kearny 
Cbamberlin   James,    drayman  with  John  Howes, 

506  Sansom 


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Cliamlierlin  J.  G.,  bootmaker,  dwl  211  Eddy 
Chiimbeilin  Ransom,  dwl  224  O'Fanell 
CHAMBERLIN   R.   M.  &  CO.,  produce  commis- 
sion, 30-1  Davis 
Cbaiiibeiiiii  Robert,  dwl  531  Mission 
Cbaiiiberlin  Romeo  M.,  ( R.  M.  Chamherlin  Sf  Co.) 

d\viS20Biisb 
Cbanibeilin  William,  janitor  Boys'  Hi^li  School 
Clianit)eilin  William, *(leckbaiid,'dwl  144  Steiiait 
Cliainberlin   William,   seaman  North   Pac.  Trans. 

Co.'s  S.  S   California 
Cbaniberlin   William,  (Lamson  &    C.J   dwl    1413 

LarUin 
Chambers   Alpxander  J.,  bookkeeper  with   Riehn, 

Hemme  &  Co.,  dwl  1801  Diipont 
Chanibeis  IJiidget,   (widow)  dwl  Twelfth  Av  bet 

N  and  INI,  South  S  F 
Chambers  Fr;ink   W..  carpenter,  dwl  225  Eiplith 
Cliambers  Geortic,  barkeeper  C  S.  N.  Co'sstmr. Julia 
Chambers  George,  messenger  U.  S.  Surveyor-Gen- 
eral's othce,  dwl  1252  JMontgomery 
Chambers  Georjre  \j.,  salesman,  dwl  230  Third 
Chambers  Heniv,  bookbinder  with  A.  L.  Bancroft 

&Co.,  dwl  -as  Turk 
Ciianibers  John  W..  pressman  with  Cuddy  &,  Hughes, 

dwl  NW  cor  Clay  and  Stockton 
Chambers  .loseph,  laborer  with   Cornelius  O'Don- 

nell,  dwl  E  sClintou  l)et  Branujin  and  Townsend 
Chambers   Kate,    (widow)    dwl  N   s  Brannan  nr 

Eigbth 
Chanilieis   i\Iarcus  C,  driver  Central  E.  R.  dwl 

SW  cor  Brodeiick  and  Post 
Chambers  Norali  C,  machine  sewing,  dwl  Twelfth 

Av  bet  N  and  M,  South  S  F 
Chambers  Solomon,    luborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill, 

dwl  Potiero  Point 
Chambers  Tliomas,    harnesemnker   with   William 

Cosbie  &  Brother,  dwl  317  Biyant 
Chanileis  Thomas   J.   A.,    real    estate,    dwl    712 

Greenwich 
Chambers  Walter,  cabinetmaker  with  William  G. 

■\Veir,  dwl  1 14  Hayes,  rear 
Chambers    Williau),    liarnessmalver   with    William 

Cosbie&  Brolhe.-,  dwl  317  Bryant 
Champion  A.,  clerk,  dwl  903  Stockton 
Champion    Brewery,    Charles    Broad    proprietor, 

1222  Bush 
Chaniplin    Calvin  H.,  clerk  with   E.  B.  Mastick, 

dwl  112  Perry 
Chaniplin  John  L. , clerk  with  I.  M.  Wentworth  &  Co., 

dwl  1114  Market 
Chaniplin  Mary  S.,  (widow)  dwl  650  Howard 
Champren.K  Allied,  apprentice  with  W.  T.  Garratt 

&  Co.,  dwl  •J24  Union 
Chanipreu.x  Gustave,  apprentice  with  W.  T.  Gar- 
rait  &  Co.,  dwl  424  Union 
Champroiier  John   B.,  porter  with  Landsberger  &, 

Co  ,  dwl  701)  Broadway 
Chan  Ning  Tuck  Kee,    (Chinese)   drugs,  704    Du- 

pont 
Chan  lin  Phocy,  (Chinese)  physician,  748  Wash 
Chance  Jiicob,  clerk,  dwl  S  8  Tyler   bet  Buchanan 

and  Webster 
Cbancelle  Jean  B.,cook  Metropolitan  (Theatre)  Res- 
taurant, dwl  1124  Dupont 
Chandler  Albert   S.,  liquor  saloon,  429  Davis,  dwl 

1012  Monigomery 
Chandler  Angiislus  W.,  painter  with   Potrero  and 

Buy  View  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl  Kentucky,  Potrero 
Chandler  Charles,  Californiii  Theatre  Saloon,  dwl 

111  Hampton  Place 
Chnndler  Fannie  P.,  (widow)  dwl  26  Ellis 
Chamiler  George,  p  linter  with  Wason  &  Morris 
Chandler  Gecnge  C.,  Oak  Shade  Nursery,  SW  cor 

Bryant  and  Eleventh 
Chandler  Harriet  C,  (widow)    dwl  10  Hampton 

Place 
CHANDLER  RICHARD  D.,  coal,  118  and  120 

Paiilic 


Chandler  Robert  H.,  pilot  stmr  Julia,  C.  S.  N.  Co., 
dwl  801  Leavenworth 

Chandler  Thomas,  proprietor  Mariners'  Home,  504 
Davis 

Chandler  William,  dwl  Guerrero  nr  Twenty- 
seventh 

Chandler  W.  S.,  steward  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co. 

Chandos  Bertie,  clerk,  dwl  330  O'P^urell 

Chandos  B.  G.,  real  estate,  dwl  42  Si.xth 

CHANGE  HOUSE,  (or  Stevenson's  Building)  SW 
cor  Montgomery  and  California 

Chapiere  Nathan,  shoemaker,  409  Pacific 

Chapin  Albert  W.,  dyer  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 
North  Point  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 

Ch.Tpin  Chauncey,  goldburnisher,  dwl  G3G  Com- 
mercial 

Chapin  D.  D.  Rev.,  Rector  St.  Peter's  Church  (Epis- 
copal) and  editor  Pacific  Churchman,  office  536 
Market,  dwl  .509  Chestnut 

Chapin  E.  R.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  20  Park 
Avenue 

CHAPIN  GE.ORGE  W.,  real  estate  agent,  office 
338  Montgomery,  dwl  204  Seventh 

Chapin  Samuel  A.,  mining,  office  338  Montgomery 

Chapius  B.  Mrs.,  assisiant  teacher  North  Cosmo- 
politan Grammar  School,  dwl  2012  Taylor 

Chaplin  George  M..  sawmaker  with  Pacific  Saw 
Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  cor  Oak  and  Fillmore 

Chaplin  James,  editor  Bancroft's  Guide,  office  721 
Market,  dwl  956  Folsotn 

Chapman  Alfred  P.,  painter,  dwl  S  s  Pine  bet  Fill- 
more and  Webster 

Chapman  Andrew  J.,  calker  Calkers'  Association, 
Excelsior  Hall 

Chapman  Charles  C,  real  estate,  dwl  N  s  Turk 
bet  Fiankhu  and  Gongh 

Chapman  Charles  D.,  teaciier  piano,  dwl  N  s  Turk 
bet  Franklin  and  Gongh 

Cliapman  Cliloe  JI.  Mrs.,  ladies'  hairdressing  sa- 
loon, 25  New  Montgomery 

Chapman  Cyrus  C,  (J.  &  J.' Sjn-uancej  6\y\'R,\\a& 
House 

Chapman  George  W.,  with  Mrs.  C.  M.  Chapman, 
dwl  25  New  Montgomery 

Chapman  F.  H.,  boatsw.iin,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 

Chapman  Henry,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  & 
Hecht.  dwl  Rose  nr  Octavia 

Chapman  Henry,  jeweler   with   Cal.  Jewelry  Co. 

Chapman    Henry,   fuinished   rooms,   318  Pine 

Chapman  Howard,  fl).  A.  Mncdoiuihl  &  Co.)  Awl 
E  s  Baitlett  bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 

Chapman  Ira  H.,  engineer  stmrNo.  2,  S.  F.  F.  D., 
dwl  3  Clara  Lane 

Chapman  James,  cook  with  John  Regan,  dwl  17 
Anna 

Chapman  James,  master  mariner,  dwl  304  Third 

Chapman  John  B.,  (Chapman  i^i*  Bauer)  dwl  158 
Jessie 

Chapman  Levi,  printer,  dwl  333  Bryant 

Chapman  L.  J.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 
Kearny 

Chapman  Melvin  C,  painter,  dwl  S  s  Pine  bet  Fill- 
more and  Webster 

Chapman  Nathan,  peddler,  dwl  411  Sansom 

Chapman  Oliver,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 
511  Howard 

Chapman  Ralph  J.,  job  wagons,  cor  Mtmtgomery 
and  Market,  dwl  SE  cor  Steiner  and  Tyler 

Chapman  Robert,  letter  carrier  S.  F.  Postoffice,  dwl 
303  Third 

Chapman  Samuel,  actor,  dwl  325^  Bush 

Chapman  Thomas,  actor  California  Theater,  dwl 
3251  Bush 

Chapman  Thomas,  captain  bark  Menchikoff,  dwl  143 
Third 

Chapman  Thomas,  contractor  night  work,  223  Sut- 
ter, dwl  158  Jessie 

Chapman  Thomas,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's 
SS  California 


JONiuS,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Perfumery  and  Fancy  Soaps. 


BEDINGTON,  HOSTETTEK  &  CO.  keep  a  full  and  choice  stock  of  Paints,  Oils,  etc. 


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Chapman  Williiim,  barkeeper,  329  Montgouierv,  dwl 

y;i3  Bush 
Cbapman  William  H.,  paiuter,   dwl   S  s  Pine    bet 

Fillmore  and  Webster 
CHAPMAN  WILLIAM  S.,  real  estate,  office  306 

Pine,  dwl  18  Sherman 
Chapm:in  &  Bauer,  {John  B.    Chapman  and  John 

Bauer  I  contrHctors  nightwork,  2'J3  Sutter 
Ciiappell   Peter,  liquor  ealoon,  SW  cor  East  and 

Commercial,  dwl  518  Fiiliert 
Chappelie  Lonin,  canvasser,  dwl  E  s  Fair  Oaks  nr 

Twenty-sixth 
CHAPUIS  JOSEPH,  proprietor  California  Hotel, 

SE  cor  Duponb  and  Commercial 
Charbonnel  Henry,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl 

137  Montxroinery 
Chard  George  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  11  Harrison  Av 
Chard  Henry  C.,   marble  polisher  with  Quelet   «fc 

Morris,  lGl7Dupout 
Charkkert  Chaiies  W.,   cooper  with  Erzgraber  & 

Goeijen,  dwl  6ti-2  Bryant 
Charlebois  Yone,  clerk  with  Pbipps.fc   Henniken, 

dwlfl-29Jacli8on 
Charles  Henry,  laborer  Selby  Smelting  Works,  dwl 

717  Lombard 
Charles  Hein-y  A.,  {Hall  &  0.)  dwl  721  Geary 
Charles  Herman,  glazier,  dwl  N  s  Linden   bet  La- 

guna  and  Octavia 
Charles  Thomas,  (colored)  steward,  dwl  7  Broad- 
way 
Charley  James,  (colored)  paperhanger,  787  Folsom, 

dwl  71{itch 
Chariot  Jule-),  ladies'  hairdresser,  757  Clay 
Charisen    Charles,  clerk  with  Frederick  Lohaus,  42 

Steuart 
Charlton  Edward  F.,    (colored)  porter  Occidental 

Insurance  Co.,  dwl  630  Green 
Charlton  George,  sawyer  California  Mills,  dwl  308 

Beale 
Charonnat  Ernest,  clerk,  dwl  824  Washington 
Charpiot  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  632  Green 
Charpiot  Josepli,  painter,  dwl  821  Washington 
Chaneard  T.  Aroad,  glovecutter  -with  Cal.  Glove 

Co.,  dwl  101  Piospect  Place 
Charrier  Matilda,  (widow)  dwl  713  Stockton 
Charrnean  Anatole,  porter  with  Henry  Schroder& 

Co.,  dwl  1417  Mason 
Charrneau  Charles,  jeweler  with  Frontier   &   Co., 

dwl  1417  Mason 
CHARTER  OAK  LIFE  INSURANCE  COMP'Y, 

[Harfforil,  C'o««.y  Charles H.  Denison, general 

agent,  office  331  Montgomery 
Chartin   Clement,  steward  with' Thomas  H.  Selby, 

dwl  618  Harrison 
Chartrey  Raonl,  machinist  with  Clerc  &   Co.,  dwl 

1010  Mission 
Charvis  Juan,  cigarraaker,  dwl  15  St.  Mary  Place 
Chase  Alexander"  W.,  sub-assistaut  U.  S.  Coast  Sur- 
vey, dwl  933  Sacramento 
Chase  Andrew  K.,  salesman  with  Kohler,  Ctiase  & 

Co.,  res  Oakland 
Chase  Carrie    Miss,  assistant  teacher  Washington 

Grammar  School,  dwl  1 10  Turk 
Chase   Charles,  dwl  W  s  Ridley  bet  Valencia  and 

Guerrero 
Chase  Charles  B.,  compositor  Evangel,  dwl  334  Fre- 
mont 
Chase  Charles  M.,  {Cha-te  &  Bowley  and  Chase  & 

Borurk)  dwl  216  Kearny 
Chase  E.  Jacob,  marketniaster.dwl  1107  Mont 
Ciiase  Ell)ri(lge  G.,  couipo-sitor  Methodist  Book  De- 
pository, dwl  110  Turk 
Chase  Ellen  Airs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  111  Gearv 
Chase  Frank,  carrier  Bulletin  &  Call,  dwl  SE  cor 

Powell  and  Pacilic 
Chase  George  M.,  engineer,  dwl  709  Union 
Chase  George  W.,  fruits,  428  Folsom 
Chase  Hemy  A.,  printer  with  Joseph  Winterburn  & 

Co.,  dwl  1029  Sacramento 


Chase  Henry  P.,  messenger  Custom  House,  dwl  SW 

Clay  and  Montgomery 
Chase  James  A.,  dwl  1 121'  Powell 
Chase  James  H..  (De  Vries  <fc  V.)  dwl  1518  Mason 
Chase  James  M. ,  clerk  with  Reardou  &  Dwyer,  dwl 

1121  Powell 
Chase  J.  M.,  (widow)  dwl  201  Stevenson 
Chase  John  E.,  driver  Bamber  &  Co's  Express,  res 

Alameda 
Chase  John  G.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Chase  Joseph,  planer  with  John  S.  Gibbs,  dwl  34 

Louisa 
Chase  Joseph  P.,  stevedore,  dwl  SW  cor  Sansom 

and  Alta 
Chase  L.  T.,  dwl  827  Broadway,  rear 
Chase  Marshall   T.,  laborer  with  Edwin  Johnson, 

dwl  SE  cor  Scott  and  Lombard 
Chase  Q.  A.,  f Kohler,  C.  Sf  Co.)  res  Oakland 
Chase  Robert  P.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

dwl  828  Howard 
Chase  Thomas,  contractor,  dwl  166  Tehama 
Chase  William   F.,  bookkeeper  with  J.  D.  Farwell 

&  Co.,  dwl  608  Pine 
Chase  William  T.,  (Stover  &  C.)  dwl  SW  cor  Fifth 

and  Stevenson 
Chase   William   W.,   (M.   Blair  ^  Co.)  dwl   1906 

Mason 
CHASE  &  BORUCK,  (Charles  M.  Chaxe  and  Mar- 

cus  I).  BoruckJ  editors  and  proprietors  Spirit  of 

the  Times,  office  SW  cor  Sansom  and  Jackson 
CHASE  &  BOWLEY,  (Charles  M.  Chase  and  S. 

C.  Bowley  J   auctioneers   and   commiss-ion    mer- 
chants, harness  and  carriage  depot,  9  Merchants 

Exchange 
Chassagne   Leon,  ( C hassagne  &  Denaveaux)  dwl 

609  Greenwich 
CHASSAGNE  &  DENAVEAUX,  (Lpon  Chassag- 
ne   and    Martin    Denaveaux)   importers    and 

wholesale  wines  and  liquois,  605  Front 
Chateau   Christopher,   painter,    dwl    15  Stockton, 

rear 
Chateau  Mary  Ann  Mrs.,  midwife,  dwl  15  Stockton, 

rear 
Chateaux  Eugene,  groceries  and  liquoi-s,  NW  cor 

Pacilic  and  Virginia  Alley 
Chatelain  Henry,  laundry,  dwl  1322  Kearny 
Chatham   Rowland,  miller  with  Edward  Kennedy, 

dwl  SW  cor  Mariposa  and  Arkansas 
Chatmau  William,  dwl  923  Bush 
Chatonet  August,  wines  and  liquors,  1310  Dupont 
Chatterton  James,  sailmaker  with  John  S.  Blakiston 
Chatterton  John  W.,  blacksmith,  dwl  American  Ex- 
change 
Chattin  Edward,   clerk  with   F.  J.  Thibault,  dwl 

1010  Mission 
Chatto  Henry  J.,  clerk  with  Henry  E.  Highton,  dwl 

359  Miaiia 
CHAUCHE    ADRIEN    G.,  importer    wines    and; 

liquors,  615-617  Front,  res  Oakland 
Chaumond  Eugene,  (^Pe/cira  <fc  6'o.y  and  restaurant, 

509  Pine 
Chauncey  Henry  N.,  (Chauncey  &  Co. J  dwl  Union 

Club  Rooms 
CHAUNCEY  &  CO.,    (Henry  N.    Chauncey  and 

William   Ingraham  Kip,  Jr.)  merchants   audi 

general  agents  Royal  Insurance  Co.,  office  306 

California 
Chauval  Eugenie,  furnished  rooms,  819  Montgomery 
Chauvet  Justine, (widow)  tailoress,  dwl  1023  iMarket 
Chauvin  Emil,  dwl  719  Clay 
Chanvin   Francis  L.,  winebottler  with  Eberharl  & 

Lachman,  dwl  719  Clav 
CHAUVIN  ONESIME,  agent  New  Almadeu  Vichy 

Water,  office  506  Jackson,  res  Oakland 
Chavanche  Julius,   cook  with  Deutsch  &.  Co.,  dwl 

20  Geary 
Chavanche  Slarguerite  Madame,  lacework,  20  Geary 
Chavez  Juan    M.,  cigarmaker  with  Cobo,  Martinez 

&  Co.,  dwl  13  St.  Mary  Place 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUBANCE  CO.  pays  aU  losses  in  Gold  Coin. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHA.A.CK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Trunks  and  Valises. 


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Cbayney   Frederick,  proprietoi-  Bay  State  House, 

NE  cor  Front  and  Sacramento 
Cheadle  R.,  CDimuissioii  inerchaut,  dwl  N  8  Willow 

ni'  Valencia 
Cliearet  Victor,  doormaker  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe, 

dwl  819  Viillejo 
Clieda  Rocli,  (Ckeda  &    Pclhica J  dvrl  Cbeeuut  bet 

Friiuklin  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Clieda  &  Pelluca,  {Roch  Cheda  and  Mickele  Pcllu- 

ca)  milkmen,   Chesnut  bet  Fi'auklin  and  Van 

Nesa  Avenue 
Chedal  August,  cook  with  Burmeister  &  Pourcho, 

dwl  3;i")  Broadway 
Clieesnian  Morton,  stockbroker,  dwl  17  Stanley  Pla 
Cbeesman  Rolieit  B.,  piledriverwith  E.  C.  BooLar  & 

Co.,  dwl  E  8  Bartiett  nr  Twenty -fourth 
Cbeesman  Thomas,  clerk  Melter's  aiid  Retiner's  De- 
partment U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  TiSS  Folsom 
Cheever  Henry  A.,  milling  and   miiiintc,  office  25 

and  26  Montgomery  Block,  dwl  i26  Essex 
Cheever   Moses  R.,  salesman  with  Holmau  &l  Co., 

dwl  730  Green 
Cheever  Silas  G.,  (HiUon  &  C.ydwl  102  Jones 
Clielesier  Louis,  gardener,  Woodward's  Gardens 
Clielini  Guiseppe,  vegetable  peddler,  dwl  lOOJ  Pac 
Chely  Louis,  safe  manufacturer,  815  Battery 
Chemical  and  Metallurgical  Laboratory,  assaying 

school,  E  s  Stockton  nr  Geary 
Chemical  Olive  Soap  Works,  Moses  Bettman  pro- 
prietor, S  8  Brannan  bet  Eighth   and  Ninth,  of- 

iice  31 1  Commercial 
Cheminant  Ale.xis  S.,  clerk  with  Koopmanschap  & 

Co.,  res  Alameda 
Chenery  L.   E.,  lieutenant  U.  S.  Navy,  NW  cor 

Washington  and  Sansom,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Chenery   Richard,  {Chenery,  Souther  Sp  Co.)  dwl 

Grand  Hotel 
CHENERY,SOUTHER&CO.,/'i2/cAfl7vi6'Ae«ery 

and  Joseph  N.  ;S'o)///;ery  importers  and  jobber.^ 

wines  and  liquors,  311  Clay 
Chenette  Frank,  bootmaker  with  I.M.  Wentvvorth 

&  Co.,  dwl  54  Third 
Chenev  Aaron,  carpenter,  dwl  20  Howard  Place 
CHENOT  EUGENE,  liquors  and  cigars,  NW  cor 

Fourth  and  Folsom,  dwl  802  Folsoin 
Chenot  Joseph,  clerk  with  Eugene  Chenot,  dwl  802 

Folsom 
Cherman   Charles,  barkeeper,  501  California,  dwl 

Powell  nr  Filbert 
Chernikh  George,  bookkeeper,  dwl  445  Clementina 
Cherry  Ada  Miss,  assistunt  teacher  Union  Primary 

School,  dwl  32  John 
Cheri'v    John,    milkman,    cor    Twenty-sixth    and 

Church 
Cherry  Jolin  W.,  sign  and  ornamental  painter,  108 

Sutter,  dwl  32  John 
Chesebrough     Andronicus,    clerk    with    Williams, 

Bhmchard  &  Co.,  dwl  cor  Second  and  Tehama 
Chesler  A.,  waterman,  719  Vallejo 
Chesley   Charles  P.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  238 

Minna 
ChetJsman  Edward  E.,  porter, 332  Montgomery,  dwl 

PaciHc  Lodgings 
Chessman  Frederick  H.,  cashier  Southern  Pacitic  R. 

R.,  dwl  cor  Eleventh  and  Mission 
Chester  Frederick,   salesman,  7   Montgomery,  dwl 

NE  cor  Second  and  Folsom 
Chester  George,  laborer,  dwl  8  Pollard  Place 
Chester  Henry,  (Hyde  &  C.)  dwl  720  Mission 
Chester  John,  special  policeman  City  Railroad,  dwl 

126  Morton 
Chester  M.  T.,  master  mariner,  office  34  Market 
Chester  Samuel,  house  and  sign  painter,  E  s  Drumm 

bet  Jackson  and  Oregon,  dwl  233  Jessie 
Cheule  John,  real  estate,  dwl  cor  Dale  and  Dolores 
Chevalier  Albert,  vegetables,  dwl  51b  Pacific 
Chevalier  Francis,  drayman,  dwl  1032  Market 
Chevalier  Jean,  extraman  H.  &  L.  Co.  No.  2,  S.  F. 

F.  D. 


Chevalier    Victor,   barkeeper    with    Jonathan    B. 

Guthrie,  dwl  cor  Fourth  and  Everett 
CHEVALLIER  VICTOR,  druguist,  NE  cor  Sutter 

and  Dupont,  dwl  13  Hai  Ian  Place 
Chevally  S.  M.,  (widow)  groceries,  1421  Dupont 
Chevasbus  Edward,  cashier  with  Bellnc  Freres  and 

agent  French  Underwriters,  dwl  339  Kearny 
Chevers    William    H.,    notary    public,  626    Mont- 
gomery, dwl  309  Lombard 
Chevesich  Henry,  bookkeeper  with  D.  Ghirardelli, 

dwl  West  End 
Cheyne  Robert,  fruits,  cigars  and  tobacco,  140  First 
CHICAGO  HOTEL,  Pfetferle  &  Sagehorn,  propri- 
etors. 218-222  Pacific 
Chichester    James    R.,   polisher,    dwl  14    Harlan 

Place 
Chichester  Mary  A.,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Clementina 

nr  Eighth 
Chick  Augustus  C,  cooper,  dwl  142  Eighth 
Chick  Elwell,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Leav  nr  Clay 
Chick  Harrison,  natter,  230  Third,  dwl  1016  Lirkin 
CHIEF    ENGINEER    S.    F.    FIRE    DEPART- 
MENT, office  23  Kearny 
CHIEF  OF  POLICE,  office  9-11  City  Hall  first 

floor 
Chielovich   E.  &   Co.,   (Waller    Hnge)    importers 

wines  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Front,  and  Jackson 
Chielovich  Elia,  (E.  Chielovich  &    Co.)  dwl  1719 

Pacific 
Chiesa  G.  F.,  clerk  with  Antonio  Daneri,  dwl  N  s 

Vallejo  bet  Dupont  and  Kearny 
Chik  Sing  Wong,    (Chinese)  compositor  California 

Christian  Advocate,  711  Mission 
Child  Edwin  F.,  stockbroker,  406  Montgomery,  dwl 

930  Mission 
Child  Thomas  T.,  clerk  with  Liddle  &  Kaeding,  dwl 

1205  Howard 
Childs  Charles  J.,  butcher,  1218  Larkin 
Childs  Charles  W.,  collector,  dwl  513  Pine 
Childs  Ezra  O.,  painter,  dwl  33  Hinckley 
Childs  George,  local  agent   Pacific   Ins.   Co.,   dwl 

Fair  Oaks  betTwentv-tliird  and  Twenty-fourth 
Childs  George,  (Chtldn.  &  WtlkinsJ  dwl  221  Clara 
Childs  George  A.,  teamster  with  N.  P.  Cole  &,  Co., 

dwl  28  Hampton  Place 
Childs  George  E.,  bookkeeper  with  Drake  &  Emer- 
son, dwl  423  Post 
Childs  Henry  F.,  tinsmith  with  Brittan,  Holbrook 

&  Co.,  Ill  California 
Childs  James  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  NE  cor  Pacific  and 

Van  Ness  Av 
Childs  Josepli,  actor,  dwl  649  Bi'oadway 
Childs  K.  B.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Denmau  Gram- 

mai'  School,  dwl  16  Hampton  Place 
Childs  Perry    G.,    assistant    storekeeper    Custom 

House,  dwl  224  Post 
Childs  &  Wilkins,  (George  Childs  and  William  Wil- 

kins)  wood  and  coal,  222  Dupont 
Chin  Lee,  Chinese  and  Japanese  fancy  goods,  324 

Kearny 
CHINA  AND  JAPAN  MARINE   INSURANCE 

CO.,  W.  H.  Foster  agent,  office  210  Battery 
CHINA     MAIL     AND    FLYING      DRAGON, 

(monthly)  Frederick  Marriott  proprietor,  office 

623  Montgomery 
China  Sugar  Refinery,   (Hong  Kong)  William  P. 

Russell  agent,  office  224  Sansom 
Chinese  Mission  Institute,  Rev.  Otis  Gibson  superin- 
tendent, N  8  Wash  bet  Stockton  and  Powell 
Chinese  Protection  Society,  office  room  8,  423  Wash 
Chinese  Temple,  521  Broadway 
Chinese  Theaters,  630  Jackson  and  S  s  Commercial 

bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Ching  Chung  &  Co.,  (Cninese)  shoe  manufacturers, 

735  Washington 
Chinn  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  836  Market 
Cliio  Felice.'tailor,  713  Montgomery 
Chiousse  Joseph,  florist,  728  Washington,  dwl  La- 

guna  bet  Greenwich  and  Lombard 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO..  116  Sansom  Street,  Yankee  Notions. 


irEWEXL'3  PUIiUCOKART  SYRUP,  the  best  family  Cough  Medicine 


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Chipclmse  Jolin,  bookbinder  with  D.  Hicks  &  Co., 

dwl  756  Folsom 
Cliipcluise  Jolin  Jr.,  bookbinder,  dwl  756  Folsom 
Ciii|Hliase  Willidm  J.,  patternmaker  Mare  Island, 

dwl  756  Folsom 
Cbi[)niim   C.  Z.  Mrs.,  dress  and  cloakmaker,  759 

Howard 
Cbiptnan  William,  proprietor  Constitution  House, 

106  .JafkHon 
Chipninn  William  W.,  attorney  at  law,  office   17 

Exchange  Buildnig,  C06  Washington,  dwl  518 

Greenwich 
Chirade  Ursen,  dwl  1114  Stockton 
Cbisliolm  Alexiinder,  salesman  with  Austin  &  Co., 

dwl  6nO  Geary 
Clnshohu  Christopher,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Chishohn  Daniel  B.,  feller  S.  F.  Savings  Union,  dwl 

SW  cor  Larkin  and  Union 
Chi&holm  Diiniel  S.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  72  Tehama 
Chishohn  Donald,  woolgrnder  S.  F.  Wool  Escliange, 

dwl  Willow  Av  bet  Van  Ness  Av  and  Fianklin 
Chishohn  Duncan,  tailor,  dwl  9  St.  Mary  Place 
Chisliolin  William,  pressman  Alia  California,  dwl  7 

Auburn 
Cliisholni  William  D.,  carpenter,  dwl  320  Jlinna 
Cliittenden  Charles  R.,  niolder,  dwl  34  Clarice  Place 
Chittenden  .Joseph  G.,  millmau  California  Mills,  dwl 

4  Park  Place 
Chittenden  N.  W.,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  720  Cal 
Cbiiuovich  Peter,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Pacific  and 

Drunim 
Choate  Nehemi-.ih,  clothing  and  gents'  furnishing 

goods.  614  Fourth 
Chodrick  George,  clerk  with  Renton  &  Smith,  dwl 

54  Everett 
Cholet  Joseph,  pork  and  sausages,  59  Washington 

Market,  dwl  .520  Merchant 
CHOLLAR    POTOSI    MIXING  CO.,  (Virginia, 

Nev.J  A.  K.  P.  Harmon  president,  W.  E.  Dean 

secretary,  office  419  California 
Chow  Cliong.  (Chinese)  physician,  616  Jackson 
Cliow  Kee,  iCIiinese)  merchant,  925  Dupont 
Chow  Lee  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  provisions,  NW  cor 

Jackson  and  Dupont 
Choy  Cheong,  (Chine.«e)  drygoods,  724  Dupont 
Choy  Sun  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  shoe  manufacturers,  716 

Sacramento 
Chovnslii  Isaiah ,  importer  stationery, NE  cor  Battery 

"iind  Bnsh,  dwl  ti32  Market 
CHOYNSKI  ISIDOR  N..  antiquarian   bookstore, 

146  Second,  dwl  524  Howard 
Chretien  B.  F.,  drayman  with  E.  G.  Lyons  &.  Co., 

510  .Jackson 
Criber    William,    barkeeper    with     Alphonso     H. 

Vauiihu,   dwl  N  s  Pine  bet  Mont  and  Sansoni 
Christ  Fiauk,  clerk  with  Joseph  Regley,dwl  Chest- 
nut het  Pierce  and  Scott 
Christ  John,  drayman  with  Hatchings  and  Finlav- 

son,  dwl  2112  Powell 
Christ  Rliaius,  compositor  Hebrew,  dwl  W  s  Mont- 
gomery nr  Vallejo 
Christe  George,  painter,  dwl  E  s  Capp  nr  Twenty- 
first 
Christensen  Franz  H.  C,  inspector  cars  Southern 

Pacific  Railroad,  dwl  E  s  Capp  bet  Eighteenth 

and  Nineteenth 
Christensen  Hans,  laborer  German  Hospital 
Christensen  Neils,  messenger  Adjutant  General,  703 

Market,  dwl  274  Jessie 
Christensen  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  22  Washington 
Christenson  Carl  Emil  T.,   foreman    PaciKc   Barrel 

-  and  Keg  Co.,  dwl  W  s  Kentucky  nr  Illinois 
Christenson  Jorgen,  foreman  with  C.  Bernard,  dwl 

32  Willow  Avenue 
Christers   Nicholas,  cook  with  John  Black,  dwl 

1208  Dupont 
Christian  C,  dairyman  with  William  W  Coll,  dwl 

W  s  San  Bruno  Road  nr  Twenty-eighth 


Christian  Edwin  J.,  dwl  603  Minna 

Chiixtian  Frank,  bagtr;ie:e   master  with  C.  P.  R.  R. 

Co.,  dwl  XW  cor  Washington  and  Sanborn 
Christian  Joseph,  dairyman  with  AVilli.iin  W.  Coll, 

dwl  W  B  San  Bruno  Boad  nr  Twenty-eitrhtli 
Christian  Slathias,  barkeeper  with    Henry   Brown, 

S  8  Clark  bet  Drumm  and  Davis 
Christian  Richard,  dyer  and  scourer,  dwl  N   s  Ful- 
ton nr  Gongh 
Christian    Robert,    carpenter  H.   C.   League,    128 

Keainy 
Christian  Sarah  Mrs.,  dyeing  and  cleaning,  808  Mar- 
ket, dwl  N  8  Fulton  nr  Gongh 
Christian  Thomas  G.,  clerk  with  S.  H.  Roberts,  dwl 

1425  Fourth 
Christiansen  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  212  Steu'^rt 
Christiansen  Charles,  stevedore,  dwl   240  Fremont 
Christiansen  Christian.  {Anger,  C.  &  Co.)  dwl  SW 

cor  Fifteenth  and  Fiist  Avenue 
Christiansen  Hans  B.,  liairdresser,  dwl  9  Stockton 

Alley 
Christiaiisen  Jacob,  porter  with  Whittier,  Fuller  & 

Co.,  dwl  E  8  Capp  nr  Twentieth 
Christiansen  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Christiansen  John,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  7  Washington 
Christiansen  John    F.    C,  porter  with   Brvani  &. 

Cook,  dwl  228  Bu.sh 
Christiansen  Olof,  mariner,  dwl  27  Perry 
Christie  Alexander,  carpenter,  dwl  109  Perry 
Christie  Charles,  compositor  Morning  Call,  dwl  281 

Minna 
Christie  Henry,  real  estate,  dwl  465  Jessie 
Christie  John'F..  engineer,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co 
Christie  Joseph  R.,  carpenter  with  Hihberd,  San- 
born &  Co.,  dwl  226  Second 
Christie  Peter,  blacksmith  with  Kimball   Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dsvl  465  Jessie 
Christie  Thonias,  waiter,  738  Washington 
Christie. — See  Christy 
Christieson  James,  clerk  with  S.  L.  Mastick  &.  Co., 

dwl  9  Laurel  Place 
Christin  Charles,  melter  with  Hentsch   &,   Berton, 

dwl  313  Hayes 
Christmas  William,  cook  with  M.  &  H.  D.  Detels, 

dwl  U.  S.  Marine  Hospital,  Rincon  Point 
Chi  istoff  John,  carpenter,  dwl  814  Montgomery 
Christottil  Frederick,  deik  with  F.  Reiule,  dwl   SE 

coi'  Hayes  and  Octavia 
Chri^toffil  Jacob,  clerk  with  F.  Reinle,  dwl  SE   cor 

Hayes  and  Octavia 
Christophel   Fi-ederick  J.,  (Christophel  &   Frcese) 

dwl  970  Folsom 
Christophel  &  Freese,   (Frederick  J.    Chriatophel 

and  Frederick  Freeaej  carpenters  and   cabinet 

makers,  970  Folsom 
Christopher  Richard  T.,   housebuilder,    dwl    1404 

Polk 
Christy  H.  P.,  machinist  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

30  Natoma 
Christy  James,  shipwright,  dwl  W  s  Mississippi  bet 

Solano  and  Mariposa 
Christy   Margaret  Mrs.,  laundress,   dwl  708  Bran- 
nan 
Christy   Nathan   D.,  clerk   What  Cheer  Lauudiy, 

dwl  Metropolitan  Hotel 
Christy  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  cor  Santa  Clara  and 

Arkansas 
Christy  Rol)ert  F.,  blacksmith  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  209  Minna 
Christy   Simeon  P.,   (Christy   Sf    Wise)  dwl  820 

\^  asliiiigton 
Christy  Thomas,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  W  s   Main 

bet  Market  and  Mission 
Christy  Thomas,  lal'orer  Pacific  Rolling  Mills,  dwl 

S  8  Sierra  bet  Michigan  and  Georgia 
CHRISTY  &  WISE,  (Simeon   P.   Cliristy,  J.  H. 

Wise  and  Thomas  DeniganJ  wool  commission 

merchants,  office  607  Front 
Christy. — See  Christie  and  Chrystie 


The  directory  of  the  "  PEOPLES"  is  composed  of  the  best  business  men  of  California. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Boots  and  Shoes. 


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157 


Chroni^ier  S.  W.  Mrs.,  diess  and  cloak  maker,  830 
Market 

Cbry.stie  Francis  E.  J.,  barkeeper  with  JI.  James 
"Keating,  dwi  117  Shipley 

Clinu^  Sang.  (Cliiuese)  restaurant,  621  Jacksoa 

Ciiniig  Yelc  \'.  Go.,  (Chinese)  mert-lmnts,  715  Sac 

Ciiuiig  Wo  Tong  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  diui,'s,  933  Dap 

Ciiurcli  Albert  II..  bookkeeper  with  DoUiver  Bros., 
dwl  21.T  Austin 

Church  Andrew  S.,  ^Church  ^  Clark)  res  New 
York 

Church  B.,  teamster  with  H.  C.  &  T.  L.  Elliot,  dwl 
NE  cor  Leavenworth  and  Tyler 

Church  Catherine,  (widow)  boarding  and  lodging, 
18  Minna 

Church  Isaac  S.,  f  Church  &  SoriaJ  dwl  1318  Sac 

Church  .lolm,  carpenter  with  Piper  &  Curtis,  dwl 
18  First 

Church  John  S.,  phvsician,  dwl  21.5  Austin 

Church  Marv  A.,  (widow)  dwl  121  Stockton 

CHURCH  'fHO.MAS  It.,  clothing  and  gents' fur- 
nishing goods,  2J3  iMontgoiuery,  dwl  72(j  Bnsii 

Church  William  A.,  proprietor  Empire  Lodging 
Hon.«e,  Gili  Connnercial 

CHUUCH  &  CLARK,  rA.  S.  Church  and  8.  B. 
Clark)  importers  and  jobbers  fruits,  407  Front, 
and  manuficturers  fireworks,  S  s  Market  bet 
Seventh  and  Eighth 

CHURCH  &  SORIA,  {Uaac  S.  Church  and  M.  M. 
SoriaJ  commission  merchants,  ottice  31.5  Cal 

Chui  chill  Benjamin  S.,  clerk,  dwl  NE  cor  Sixteenth 
and  Dolores 

CHURCHILL  CLARK,  attorney  at  law,  office  533 
Kearny,  rooms  11  aud  12,  dwl  E  s  Folaom  nr 
Twentv-foiu-tli 

Churchill  George,  laundryman,  dwl  728  Market 

Churchill  Joseph  B.,  cooper  with  Francis  W.  Ar- 
nold, dwl  206  Pacific 

Churchill  Leonard  C,  physician,  office  663  Mission 

Churchward  James,  expresswagon,  dwl  24  Downey 

Churchward  John,  stevedore  Rig.  &,  Stev.  Ass'n, 
42'J  Pacific 

Churchward  Samuel,  waiter,  NE  cor  Second  and 
Townsend 

Chute  Howard,  fisherman,  dwl  106  Jackson 

Chute  Ricliard,  workman  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  641 
Washington 

Chy  Lung  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  toys  and  fancy  goods, 
'  610  Sacramento 

Ciacoti  Domenico,  gardener,  dwl  SE  cor  Broadway 
aud  Sansom 

Ciarlo  Francisco,  liquor  saloon,  32  Clay 

Cibet  Leon,  wigniaker  with  Mrs.  B.  Spitz,  dwl  N  b 
Mission  bet  Third  and  Fourth 

Cickbon  C.  L.,  compositor  with  M.  D.  Carr  &  Co., 
dwl  I85  Ransch 

Cienega  Buenaventura,  printer  with  Britton  &  Rey, 
dwl  11  V'arenne 

Cignini  Pasqnal,  fisherman,  dwl  S  8  Merchant  bet 
Drumm  and  East 

Cilley  Frank  B.,  advertising  agent  California  The- 
ater, dwl  cor  Mission  and  Twenty-third 

Cills  .James  H.,  solicitor  Pacific  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  708 
Filbert 

Cimmer  Jacob,  tailor,  dwl  1332  Dupont 

Ciprico  Anira  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mission  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  S  8  Howard  bet  Eleventh  and 
Twelfth 

Ciprico  George,  /'Montgomery  Bath-i  Co. J  dwl  S  s 
Howard  bet  Eleventh  and  Twelfth 

Circe  Dominick,  fCirce  &  Dubois)  dwl  Baron 
House 

Circe  &  Dubois,  (Dominick  Circe  and  Joseph  Du- 
bois) liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Sac  and  Kearny 

Cirlin  Ciiarles,  janitor  Lincoln  Primary  School 

Ciscoe  George,  cook  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.  S. 
Orizaba 

Cissell  Samuel  W.,  groover  with  Schreiber,  Rohr  & 
Co.,  dwl  NVV  cor  Franklin  aud  Fell 


Citron  Moritz  L..  clntiiing,  131  Pacific,  dwl  30  John 
CITY  AND  COUNTY  ALMS  HOUSE,  San  Miguel 

Road  45  miles  from  Cilv  Hall 
CITY  AND  COUNTY  ASSESSOR,  office  22  City 

Hall,  first  ttoor 
CITY  AND  COUNTY  ATTORNEY,  office  13  City 

Hall,  third  floor 
CITY  AND  COUNTY  AUDITOR,  office  3  City 

Hall,  first  floor 
CITY    AND     COUNTY    CEMETERY,    Thomas 

Kelly   Superintendent,   Point   Lobos  Ruad   b{ 

miles  from  Citv  Hall 
CITY  AND  COUNTY  CLERK,  office  18  City  Hall, 

first  floor 
CITY  AND  COUNTY  HOSPITAL,  SW  cor  Stock- 
ton anil  Francisco 
CITY  AND  COUNTY  JAIL,  N  s  Broadway  bet 

Kearnv  and  Dnpont 
CITY  AND  COUNTY  LICENSE  COLLECTOR, 

office  7  Citv  Hall,  fir-st  floor 
CITY  AND  COUNTY  PHYSICIAN,  office  SW 

cor  Stockton  and  Francisco 
CITY  AND    COUNTY    RECORDER,   office    SE 

cor  Kearnv  and  Washinijton 
CITY  AND  COUNTY  SURVEYOR,  office  16  City 

Hall  second  floor 
CITY  AND  COUNTY  TAX  COLLECTOR,  office 

1  Citv  Hall  first  floor 
CITY  AND  COUNTY  TREASURER,  office  3  City 

Hall  first  floor 
Citv   Bank,    (in   liquidation)    633   Sacramento   cor 

■  Webb 
CITY  COLLEGE,  (incorporatpd  name.  University 

College)  SE  cor  Geary  and  Stockton 
City  Extension   Homestead  Association,  office  415 

Montgomery 
City  Female  Seminary,  SE  cor  Mason  and  OFarrell 
City  Flour  Mills,  S  s  Harrison  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Citv  Front  Ferry  Co..  office  20  Stevenson's  BW^,' 
CITY  FRONT  HOUSE,  August  Bauvil's  proprie- 
tor, 62-')  Davis 
CITY  GARDENS,  Folsom,  Twelfth  and  Harrison 
CITY  GAS  CO.,  W.   W.  Blow,  secretary,  office 

4II5  California 
CITY  GRADING  CO.,  Frank  McCoppin  Superin- 
tendent, office  1  Court  Block,  636  Clay 
CITY  HALL  BUILDING,   for   City  and  County 

Officers,  Kearny  opposite  Plaza 
CITY  HALL  COMMISSIONERS,   (Board  of)    P. 

H.   Canavaii,  Joseph  G.  Eastland  aud   Charles 

E.  McLane,  office  432  .Montgomery 
CITY  IRON  WORKS,  Clerc  Si.   Co.,  proprietors, 

28  Fremont 
City  Land  Association,  (ninety  dollar  lots)  office  413 

California 
City    Missionary  Society,  rooms  20  and  21,  NW  cor 

Washington  and  Sansom 
CITY  OF  PARIS,  Kaindier,  Scellier,   Lelievre   & 

Co.,  dry  Koods,  NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Sutter 
CITY  PAVING  CO.,  H.  F.  Williams,  pres'l,  office 

610  Montgomery,  sawmill,  Fourth  bet  Berry  and 

Channel 
CITY  POUND,  NE  cor  Union  and  Van  Ness  Av 
City  Provost  Guard  U.  S.,  616  Kearnv 
CITY  RAILROAD  CO., office  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Fourteenth 
CITY  STABLE,  May  &  Byington  proprietors,  332 

Bush 
City  View  Homestead  Association,  office  704  Market 
Clabrough    George,   clerk  with  Clabiongh  A  Bros., 

dwl  E  8  Montgomery  bet  Green  and  Union 
Clabrough   John   P.,    (Clabrough  &   Bro.)d\\\  E 

B  Montgomery  bet  Green  and  Union 
Clabrough  Joseph,  (Clabrough  JSf   Bro.)  res  Ber- 

mingham,  England 
Clabrough  &,  Bto.,  (John  P.  i^-  Joseph  Clahrouirh) 

manufacturers  and  dealers   firearms,  630  Mont 
Clack  William,  compositor  Alia  California,  dwl  511 

Pine 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Combs  and  Brushes. 


BEDIITGTON,  HOSTETTEB  &  CO..  exclusive  Agents  for  Drake's  Plantation  Bitters. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [C]      DIRECTORY. 


Claffey  Hubert  D.,  carpenter,  and  foreman  etmr  No. 

8  S.  F.  V.  D.,  dwl  1327  Pacific 
Claffey  James,  expressman,  dwl  457  Bryant 
Clafley  John  boilermaker,  726  Clementina 
Clatf'ey  Joliii,  fruits,  922  Market,  dwl  Stevenson   v 
Claffey  Patiick,  helper  Vulcan  Iron  Works  dwl  119 

Third 
Clalian  Mary,  (widow)  famished  rooms,  24  Minna 
Clairmonnt   Kudolpli,  bookkeeper  with  T.  Lemmen 

Meyer,  dwl  62(1  i  Lombard 
Clairville  Walter,  mariner,  dwl  48  Saciamento 
Clancy  James,  cartniau,  dwl  N  s  Quiun  bet  Valen- 
cia and  Guerrero 
Clancy  Julia  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  N  Schar- 

owsky,  dwl  10J6  Pacific 
Clancy  Julm,  painter,  dwl  277  Minna 
Clancy   Martin,  laborer,  dwl  W  e  Gilbert  bet  Bry- 
ant and  Branuan 
Clancy    Michael,  fiaskmaker  Pacific  Iron  Works, 

dwl  ]  Lincoln  Place 
Clancy  Owen  H.,  (Clancy  ^  HoganJ  dwl  cor  Six- 
teenth and  First  Av 
Clancy  Patrick,  expressman,  dwl  313  O'Farrell 
Clancy  Patiick,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Clancy   Peter,  cooper  with  Chailes  Harley   &   Co., 

dwl  34  Minna 
CLANCY  PETER,  liquor  saloon,  SE   cor  Fourth 

and  Howard 
Clancy  Kicliard,  seaman,  S.  S.  Gussie  Telfair,  North 

Pae.  Trans.  Co 
Clancy  Robert  B.,  drayman  with  Linfortb,  Kellogg 

&  Co.,  dwl  416  Stevenson 
Clancy  'J'hoinas,  calker,  dwl  137  Tehama 
Clancy  Thomas,  carriagesmith,  dwl  277  Minna 
Clancy  Thomas,  fireman,  dwl  4  Calhoun 
Clancy  Thomas  E.,  expressman,  dwl  9  Perry 
Clancy  Thomas  J.,  blacksmiths  helper  with'M.  W. 

Allen  (fe  Co.,  dwl  158  Shipley 
Clancy.  Thomas  P.,  drayman  with   Linforth,  Kel- 
logg &  Co.,  dwl  416  Stevenson 
Clancy  William,  laborer  S.  S.  Orizaba,  North  Pac. 

Trans.   Co 
Clancy  William,  driver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  829 

Folsom 
Clancy  William    H.,  waiter,  dwl  NE  cor  Washing- 
ton and  Kearny 
Clancy  &  Hogan,  ('Owen  H.  Clancy  and  Michael 
L.  HopraiiJ  groceries  and  liquors,  cor  Sixteenth 
and  First  Avenue 
Claney  John,  waiter  Lick  House 
Clapbam  Thomas,  night  clerk  Coso  House 
Clapp  Fiaiicis,  carpenter,  dwl  522  Howard 
Clapp  Fronie  T.   Miss,   assistant   teacher  Tehama 

School,  dwl  513  Folsom 
Clapp  Gnstavus  W.,  dwl  Portsmouth  House 
Clapp  Jason, wagon  and  cariiagemaker.W  s  Drumm 

bet  Chiy  and  Washington,  dwl  513  Folsom 
Clapp  Michael,  carpenter  with  S.  M.  Hills,  dwl  110 

Kearny 
Clappe  L.  A.  K.  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Denman 

Grammar  School,  dwl  1419  Taylor 
Clar  John,  surveyor,  dwlE  s  Polk  nr  Bush 
Clare  John,  clothing,  215  Pacific 
Clare  Michael,  clerk,  dwl  215  Pacific 
Clarendon  Himse,  Mrs.  Roxa  Macfarland,  proprie- 
tress, 142i  Fourth 
Clarey  Michael,  iron  molder  with  J.    G.   lis,  dwl 

521  Mission 
Clarey  Thomas,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Asso- 
ciation, Irish-American  Hall 
Claris  W.  H.,  bookkeeper  with   George  D.  Nagle, 
dwl  171  Tehama 

Clark ,  printer,  dwl  511  Pine 

Clark  Allen,  (Clark,  Bailey  Sf  Co.)   dwl  533  Com- 
mercial 
Clark  Alvah  K.,  coffee  and  spices,  30  Metropolitan 

Market 
Clark  Andrew,  mining,  dwl  111  Sixth 
Clark  Augustus,  writer,  dwl  12  Harlan  Place 


Clark  Bailey,  (Bailey  Clark  &  Co.)  dwl  533  Com- 
mercial 
Clark  Bailey  &  Co.,  (William   McLean)  Railroad 

House  lodgings,  533  Commercial 
Clark  Benjamin,  honeydealer,  dwl  533  Minna 
Clark  Bernard,  carpenter,  dwl  725ShotweII,  rear 
Clark  Burnett,  carpenter,  dwl  IGOSNatoma 
Clark  Charles  C,  boobinder  with  John  B.  Mclntvre, 

and  stationery,  138  Fourth,  dwl  '6Si  Tehama 
Clark  Chailes  F.,  clerk  Pacific  Insurance  Co.,  dwl 

1627  Sacramento 
Clark  Charles  F.,  picture  framemaker  with  B.  Mc. 

Quillan  &  Son,  dwl  2  Highland  Terrace 
Clark  Charles  K.,  (8.   F.    Percussion   Match   Co.) 
and  clerk  with  Flint,  Peabodv  &  Co.,  408  Cal- 
ifornia, res  Oakland 
Clark  Charles  P., watchman  Omnibus  R.  R., dwl  258 

Clementina,  rear 
Clark  Charles  W.  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  1627  Sac 
Clark  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Fell  nr  Webster 
Clark  Delia   Miss,  jjlovemaker  with  Schonberg  & 

Leviusky,  dwl25i  Shipley 
Clark    Dorcas,    (widow)    assistant    teacher     Nor- 
mal School,  dwl  Hayes  nr  Pierce 
Clark  E.  B.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Clark  Edward,  laborer   with  Henry  C.  Halstead, 

dwl  1255  Shipley 
Clark  Edward,  painter,  dwl  73Natoma 
Clark  Edward,  ^C7(7rA  Sf  Go.)  dwl  73  Xatoma 
Clark  Edward  F.,  dwl  N  s  Geary  bet  Laguna  and 

Buchanan 
Clark  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  178  Perry 
Clark  Frank,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Ellen  nr  Harrison 
Clark  Frank  L., clerk  forwarding  department  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  920  Jackson 
Clark  Frank  R.,  entry  clerk  Custom  House,   dwl  6 

Martha  Place 
Clark  Fiederick,  proprietor  diningsaloon,  26  Steuart 
Clark  George,  boilermaker,  dwl  •zA'2,  Fremont 
Clark  George,  bookkeeper  with  Flint,  Peabody  & 

Co.,  dwl  3  Minna 
Clark  George,  captain  stmr  Eureka,  dwl  915  Stockton 
Clark  George,  contractor,  dwl  825  Larkin,  rear 
Clark  George,  driver  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  24  Clinton 
Clark  George,  (Clark  &  WhitekouseJ  dwl  61  Te- 
hama 
Clark  George  D. ,  carriagepainter,  31  Eddy,  d  wll42i 

Fourth 
Clark    George  G.,   clerk  forwarding  department. 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  920  Jackson 
Clark  Geoige  R.,  carrier  postal  delivery,  dwl  222 

Stevenson 
CLARK  GEORGE  W.,  importer  paperhangings, 

window  shades,  etc.,  333  Pine,  dwl  720  Union 
Clark  Graham  J.,  carpenter  with  Miiler  &  Haley, 

dwl  3  Clinton 
Clark  H.  D.,  engineer  Central  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  481 

Jessie 
Chirk  Henry,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Clark  Henry  F.,  salesman  with  F.  S.  Weeks  &  Co., 

dwl  SVV  cor  Clay  and  Stockton 
Clark  Henry  L.,  clerk  with  M.  D.  Nile,  dwl  429 

Greenwich 
Clark    Hoiace,    dairyman,    cor    Seventeenth    and 

Douglass 
Clark  Hugh  R.,  plasterer  with  Samuel  Kellett,  dwl 

336  Shipley 
Clark  H.  W.,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  620  Post 
Clark  James,  bookbinder,  dwl  73  Natoma 
Clark    James,    expresswagon,   dwl   E   s     Chatta- 
nooga bet  Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second 
Clark    James,    expressman   SW   cor    Fourth  and 

Harrison,  dwl  437  Shipley 
Clark  James,  fireman  stmr  Amador,  C.  S.  Nav.  Co. 
Clark    James,    gasfitter  Maguire's  Opera  House, 

dwl  SW  cor  Washington  and  Stockton 
Clark  James,  laborer,  dwl  560  ilission 
Clark  James,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Main  bet  Howard 
and  Folsom 


Insure  in  the  beat  Local  Company,  ••  THE  PEOPLES." 


C.  P   VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Hats  and  Caps. 


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Clark  James,  laborer  with  Henry  C.  Halstead,  dwl 

I'JSj  Shipley 
Clark  .James,  pantry mau  SS  Senator,  North  Pac. 

Ti-.ins.  Co. 
Clark  James,  plasterer,  dwl  471  Jessie 
Clark  James,  sliipcurpenter,  dwl  23S  Steuart 
Clark  James,  teamtter,  Iil8  Market 
CIhiIv  James,  (Clark  &  Co.)  dwl  19  Third 
Clark  James    E.,    teacher,   dwl   N  a   Howard   bet 

Main  and  Spear 
Clark  James  H.,  tlerk  with  Hochkofler  &   Reed, 

dwl  851  Harrison 
Clark  James  H.,  druggist  with  C.  Koturier,  dwl 

17  Bernard 
Clark  James  H.,  speculator,  dwl  1128  Market 
Clark  James  L.,  mariner,   dwl  N  s    Howard  bet 

Main  and  Spear 
Clark  James  W.,  paper  ruler  with  Bartliug  &  Kim- 
Ball,   dwl  X!GSi  Minua 
Clark   J.    Fessendtn,    salesman  with    Marcus    C. 

Hawley  &  Co.,  dwl  615  Harrison 
Clark  John,  butcher,  dwl  3  Tehama 
Clark  John,  carpenter  and  builder,  office  324  San- 

som,  dwl  851  Harrison 
Clark  John,  wood  and  coal,  bds  E  s  Eighth    bet 

Foisom  and  Harrison 
Clark  John,  mariner,  dwl   45  Sacramento 
Claik  John,  nietiilroofer  with  Henry  G.  Fiske 
Clark  John,  steward,  dwl  125  Perry 
Clark  John,  tailor,  dwl  1324  California 
Clark  John  E.,  linnherman,    dwl   E  s   Spear    bet 

Mission  and   Howard 
Clark  John  G.,  payingteller  Bank  California,  dwl 

SW  cor  Leavenworth  and  Green 
Clark  John   H.,    cabinetmaker    with    William    G. 

Weir,  dwl  cor  Twenty -Kfth  and  Church 
Clark  John  W.,    clerk,    dwl   Tenth   Av    nr  Rail- 
road Avenue 
Clark  John  W.,  hotelkeeper,  dwl   286   Stevenson 
Clark  Joseph,  mining,   ottice   419    California,  dwl 

131    Muutgomery 
Clark  Joseph,  pilediiver,  dwl  117  Beale 
Clark  Joseph,  plumber  with  John  Mollilt,  dwl  15 

Second 
Clark  Joseph  B.,  hulled  corn,  dwl  624  Fourth 
Clark  Joseph  M.,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  525  Mission 
Clark  Joseph  \V  ,  mniing  secretary  and  physician, 

office  418  California,  dwl  615  Harrison 
Clark    Judson    H.,    (Clark    Sp    Foote)    dwl    428 

O'Farrell 
Clark  J.  VV.,  stairbuilder  with  Jesse  &  Drew,  dwl 

Twenty-second  bet  Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Clark  Leonard  S.,  attorney  at  law,  office  14  and  15 

Court  Block,  636  Clay,  dwl  1221  Polk 
Clark    Miirgaret,    (widow)    dressmaker,    dwl    188 

Jessie 
Clark  Maria  6.  Miss,  teacher  City  College,  dwl 

804  Bush 
Clark     Martin,     carpenter    H.    C.    League,    123 

Kearnv 
CLARK  i\iARTIN,  (Martin  &  Horton)  dwl  Ns 

Vallejo  bet  Mason  and  Taylor 
Clark  Mary,   (widow)    dwl    N  s   Bryant  bet  First 

and  Fremont 
Clark  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  dwl  915  Stockton 
Clark  Mary  E.  Miss,  teacher  City  College,  dwl  804 

Bush 
Clark  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  ladies'  hairdresser,  628  Howard 
Clark    Michael,    bricklayer    Bricklayers'    Associa- 
tion, Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Build- 
ing 
Clark   Michael,  (Clark  &  Brannan)  dwl  SE  cor 

Twelfth  and  Howard 
Clark  Nathan,  hairdresser  with  John  Stable,  dwl  6 

Bernard 
Clark  Nathaniel  J.,  agent,  dwl  737  Howard 
Clark  O.  J.  Miss,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Clark  Osmer  N.,  porter,  dwl  1212  Folsom  nr  Eighth 


Clark  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  125  Shipley 

Clark  Patrick  F.,  shoemaker,  932  Folsom,  dwl  139 

Shipley 
Clark  Peter,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Clark  Peter  S.,  assorter  Pioneei-  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 

North  Point  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Clark  Pomeroy  B.,  agent,  office  520  Montgomery, 

res  San  Rafael 
Clark  Reuben  Mrs.,  boarding,  776  Howard 
Clark  R.  Frank,  entry  and  adjusting  clerk  Custom 

Houce,  dwl  6  Martha  Place 
ClarK  Richard,  (colored)  saloon,  dwl  1445  Leav 
Clark  Robert,  shipcalker,  dwl  464  Jlinna 
Clark  Rodney,   shipcarpeuter,   dwl  S  s  Green  bet 

Larkiu  and  Polk 
Clark  Rose  Mrs.,  dwl  1115  Sacramento 
Clark  Seymour  B.,  (Church  &  0.)  dwl  910  Taylor 
Clark  S.  J.,  district  officer  Custom  House 
Clark  Smyth,  broker,  dwl  718  California 
Clark  Terrence,  laborer,  dwl  113  Morton 
Clark  Thomas,  dwl  13  Lafayette 
Clark  Thomas,  boatman,  dwl  3  Vallejo 
Clark  Thomas,  carpenter  California  Alills,  dwl  117 

Natoma 
Clark  Thomas,  driver  Bamber  &  Co.'s  Express,  res 

Oakland 
Clark  Thomas,  plumber,  dwl  535^  Minna 
Clark  Thomas  B.,  stamp  clerk  U.  S.  Assistant  Trea- 
surer's office,  dv^'l  22  Hawthorne 
Clark  Thomas  J.,  blacksmith,  dwl  N  s  Natoma  bet 

Eighth  and  Ninth 
Clark  Thomas  J.,  porter,  411  Battery,  dwl  9  Harriet 
Clark  Thomas  L.,  clerk  with    Bartlelt  &  Pratt,  dwl 

NVV  cor  Jones  and  Califurnia 
Clark  Treat  P.,  collector,  dwl  429  Greenwich 
Clark  W.  H.,  dwl  Russ  House 
Clark  William,  hairdresser  with  G.  Nicholas,  dwl 

1011  Kearny 
Clark  William,  laborer  with  S.  V.  Water  Co 
Clark  William,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  25  Downey,  rear 
Clark  William,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Clark  William,  nurse  City   and   County  Hospital, 

dvrl  77  Clementina 
Clark  William,  teamster,  dwl  212  Broadway 
Clark  William  A.,  helper  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl 

524  Mission 
Clark  William  C,  painter,  dwl  32  Tehama 
Clark  William  H.,  attorney  at  law,  office  43  Ex- 
change Building 
Clark  William  H.  T.,  watchmaker,  gilder  audsilver- 

plater,  81  Third 
Clark  William  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  227  Ritch 
Clark  William  M.,  miller  with  Samuel  E.  Oakley, 

dwl  417  Stockton 
Clark  William  O.,  clerk  with  J.  T.  Helmken,  dwl 

216  Stockton 
Clark  W.  P.,  carpenter,  dwl  735  INIarket 
Clark  W.  S.,  capitalist,  dwl  Lick  House 
Clark  Zerah  P.,  (Clark  &  Fox)  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Clark   &.  Brannan,  (Michael  Clark  and   Thoniax 

Braniwn)  wood  and  coal,  SE  cor  Twelfth  and 

Howard 
Clark  &  Co.,  (Edward,  and  James  Clark)  boots  and 

shoes,  19  Third 
Clark  &  Foote,  (Judson  H.  Clark  and  Joseph  H. 

Foote)  Boston  Cracker  Bakery,  SVV  cor  Dupont 

and  Gearv 
CLARK  &  FOX,  (Zerah  P.  Clark  and   Charles 

N.  Fox)  managers  Widow  and  Orphan  Fund 

Life  Ins.  Co.,  office  331  Montgomery 
Clark   &    Whitehouse   (George  Clark  and  Jacob 

VVhitehouse)    shipwrights,    calkera   and  spar- 
'  makers,  N  s  Howard  bet  Spear  and  Steuart 
Clark's  Building,  316  Pine 
CLARK'S  POINT  WAREHOUSE,  NW  cor  Front 

and  Broadway 
Clarke  Alfred,  assistant  police  property  clerk.  City 

Hall,  dwl  1423  Howard 


JOITES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Buttons  in  exeat  variety. 


CHAMPLIKT'S  LIQUID  PEARL  restoras  the  Face  to  the  beauty  of  Youth. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [C]      DIRECTORY 


Clarke    Alfred,  plumber,  dwl  N  b  McAllister  nr 

Franklin 
Clarke  Charles,  tiuckmaker,  dwl  720  Market 
(y'larke  Edward,  clerk  with  Heiman  Ernst,  dwl  611 

Bush 
Clarke  Edwin  A.,  (col'd)  raessenser  London  and  S. 

F.  Bank,  dwl  907  Union 
Clarke  Ellen  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  912  Jackson 
Clarke  Francis,  job  printer,  411  Clay 
Clarke  Francis  M.,  longshoreman,  dwl  26DeBoom 
CLARKE    FREDERICK  W.,  proprietor   PaciKc 

Warehouse,   NE   cor   Battery  and   Broadway, 

(rind  Clarke  dt  Sawj/erJ  dwl  915  Bush 
Clarke    Georj^-e,    siieetironworker    with    Elder    & 

Dobliie,  dwl  NE  cor  First  jind  Bryant 
Clarke  Gilbert,   boilermaker  Risdoii  Iron  Works, 

dwl  520  Mission 
Clarke  Harry,  bookbinder  with  A.  J.  Leary,  dwl 

323  Tehama 
Clarke  H.  K.  W.,  (Clarke  &  Garpentier)  attorney 

at  law,  office  Exchange  Buildings,  606  Wash- 
ington, dwl  915  Bush 
Clarke  James  H.,  special  policeman,  dwl  13  Ber- 
nard 
Clarkt!  Jeremiah,  attoinev  at  law,  office 533  Kearny, 

dwl  1517  Mason 
Clarke  J.  H.,  canvasser  with  H.  H.  Key  &  Co.,  dwl 

Bernard 

Clarke  John,  hackmau,   dwl  NE  cor  Folsom  and 

Eighth 
Clarke  John  G.,  inspector  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  SE 

cor  Ellis  and  Taylor 
Clarke  Michnel,  laborer,  dwl  lOGNaloma 
Clarke  Mortimer,  laborer  with  Green  &Searle,  dwl 

N  s  Filhert  bet  Sansom  and  Montgomery 
Clarke  Richard  H.,  clerk  with  J.  H.  Jones  ii.  Co 
CLARKE  SAMUEL  J.  J ii.,  register  in  bankrupt- 
cy, chambers  23  U.  S.  Court  Building,  Battery, 

dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Clarke  Selina  Mis.,  furnished  rooms,  112  Sutter 
Clarke  Thomas,  blacksmith  Risdon  Iron  Works 
Clarke  William,  canvasser  with  H.  H.  Key  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Pacific  and  Dnpont 
Clarke  William,  clerk,  dwl  331  Union,  rear 
CLARKE    <t    GARPENTIER,    (Henry    K.     W. 

Clarke  and  Edward  R.  CarpentierJ  attorneys 

at  law,  office  606  W^ashint^ton 
CLARKE  &  SAWYER,  (Frederick    W.    Clarke 

and    Robert   Sawyer  J   Clirk's    Point    Ware- 
bouse,  NW  cor  Front  and  Broadway 
Clarksou  Heniy  C,  miner,  dwl  6(52  Howard 
Clarkson  Prentiss  M.,  clerk,  dwl  662  Howard 
Clarinan   John,    waiter  with  Charles  Dettman,  25 

Morton 
Clary  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Ash  bet  Van  Ness  Av 

and  Polk 
Clary  Charles,  teamster  with  Button  &  Moore,  pier 

7  Steuart 
Clary   Michael,  woodturner  with  E.  K.  Howes  & 

Co.,  dwl  105  First 
Clary  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  Fourteenth  Av  nr  P, 

South  S  F 
Clary  Thomas,  stonecutter,  dwl  15  Geary 
Clary  William,    (colored)  cook  North  Pac.  Trans. 

Co.'sS.  S.  Idaho 
Clasby  James,  laborer,  dwl  630  Brannan 
Clasby  James,  laborer  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl 

Berry  Stn^et  House 
Clasby  John,  cartman.  dwl  1016  Filbert 
Clasou  Rollo  S.,  teacher,  dwl  615  Third 
Classan    Bernard,    laborer  Battery   Street    U.   S. 

Bonded  Warehouse,  dwl  512  Taylor 
Classen  Adolph,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Cla.*sen  Henry,  dwl  306  Capp 
Classen  John  C.,   carpenter  and  builder,  office  516 

Kearny,  dwl  2204  Powell 
Classen  J.  Alilton,  real  estate,  dwl  E  s  Van  Ness 

Avenue  bet  Clay  and  Washington 
Classen  R.  C,  dwl  Branch  House 


Classes  John,  conductor  Central  R.    R.,   dwl  52^ 

Fourth 
Claudman   Henry,   bricklayer,  dwl  cor  Louisiana 

and  SieiTa 
Claude   Henrv    G.,    agent  T.    Wallace  More,  116 

Kearnv,  ifwl  208  O'Farrell 
Clans  Uiedrich  A.,  dentist,  off  and  dwl  147  Fourth 
Clausen  Francis,    mainifacturing  jeweler  and  dia- 
mond setter,  60S  Sacramento,  dwl  316  Hayes 
Clausen  Henry,  clerk,  ihvl  228  Bush 
Clausen  Peter,  shipcarpeiiter,  dwl  606  Third 
Clausen  Sophia  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  118  Morton 
Clanssen  Clans,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Claussen   F.  W.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  New  Atlantic 

Hotel 
Claussen  H.  H.,  veterinaiy  surgeon,  office  213  Pine, 

dwl  526  Pine 
Claussen  Jolm,  cigars  and  tobacco  and  manufacturer 

cigars,  240  Kearnv,  dwl  4  Selina  Place 
CLAUSSEN  JOHN,' milkman,  depot  1106  Howard 
CLAUSSENIUS    GEORGE,     man:,ger     Eclectic 
Life  Insurance  Co  ,  (N.    Y.)    office  333   Mont- 
gomery, dwl  6  Telegraph  Place 
Clausseiiius  Herman,  machinist  with  August  Pritzel, 

dwl  6  Telegraph  Place 
Claveau  Antoiiie,  scenic  artist,  dwl  613  Stockton 
Claveau  Frank,  painter  with  Casebolt  &  Kerr,  dwl 

613  Stockton 
Claveau  Frederick,  carriagepainter,  dwl  613  Stock- 
ton 
Clavelot  Alcide,  machinist  with  Victor  Joinct,  dwl 

Stockton  nr  Green 
Claveret  Jean,  waiter,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and 

Dupont 
Claveret   Pierre,   laborer  Miners'  Restaurant,  dwl 

SW  cor  Dupont  and  Broadw  ly 
Claverie    P.,  (X.  Loumes  &  Co.)  olfice  526  Mer- 
chant 
Clavis   Paul,  agent  and  collector,  office  room  8,  728 

Montgomery,  dwl  536  Vallejo 
Clawson  Henry  A.,  (Gardner  Jj-  C.)  dwl  338  Mont- 
gomery 
Clawson  Joseph  W.,  (Bayly  Sf  C.j  dwl  514  Kearny 
Clay  Frederick,  baker,  dwl  2209  Jackson 
Clay  Henry,  cigarmaker,  dwl  150  Shipley 
Clay  Jabez  P.,  brick  manufacturer,  S  s  Seventeenth 

bet  Church  ,nnd  Sanchez 
CLAY  STREET  MARKET,  514,  516  and  518  Clay 
Clay  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturers,  825  Clay 
Clay  burgh  ■ — — ,  clothing  dealer,  dwl  131  Dupont 
Clayburgh  Albert,  merchant,  dwl  202  Ellis 
Clayburgh  L.  Mrs.,  millinery,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Clay,  dwl  14  Eddy 
Clayburgh  Moses,  ( Haahrovck   Sc  (J.)  dwl  27  Sixth 
Clayburgh  Simon,  (S.  Poly  ^  Oo.j  dwl  27  Sixih 
Clayes   Charles  W.,  clerk  Custom  House,  dwl  533 
Geary 

Clayton  ,  miner,  dwl  333  Bush 

CLAYTON  CHARLES,  surveyor  Port  San  Fran- 
cisco, (and  Charles  Clayton  Jif  Co.)  dwl  '•)bS 
Folsom 
CLAYTON  CHARLES  &  CO..  [Joxcjih  W.  Jor- 
dan)  produce  commission  and  depot  Santa 
Clara  Flour  Mills,  NE  cor  Froat  and  Clay 
Clayton  Firman,  engineer  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  steamer 

Amelia 
Clayton  Frederick  D.,  bookkeeper  with  F.  Smith  & 

Co.,  dwl  225  Bush 
Clayton  George  I.,  varnisher,  dwl  NE  cor  Pacilic 

and  Stockton 
Clayton  H.J.   saloonkeeper,  dvyl  225  Bush 
Clayton  James,  bagmaker  with  W^elherbee  &  Pool, 

dwl  cor  Vallejo  and  Stockton 
Clayton  Maria,    (widow)  fruits,  N  s  Sixteenth  bet 

Valencia  and  Second  Aveinie 
Clayton  William,  painter,  dwl  27  Minna 
Clear  Lake  Water  Company,  office  3  Front 
Cleary  Andrew,  laborer,  dwl  178  Minna 
Clear'y  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  10  Martin's  Block 


PEOPLES  INSUEANCE  COMPANY,  Cash  Assets  Half  a  Million  DoUars. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Clothing,  eto. 


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Clearv  Edward,  molder  JElna,  Iron  Works,  dwl  263 
Clara 

Cleary  Francis  D.,  bookkeeper  with  Taaffe  6c  Co., 
dwl  SE  cor  Howard  and  Twenty-fifth 

Cleary  Hannah,  (widow)  boarding  and  lodging,  173 
Aliiina 

Cleary  James,  gardener,  dwl  212  Broadway 

Cleary  James,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.Cos  wharf 

Cleary  Michael,  clerk  with  McGillan  &.  Stanson,  dwl 
324  Tehama 

Cleary  Michael,  cooper,  dwl  29  First 

Cleary  Michael,  pailtiirner  with  E.  K.  Howes  &. 
Co.,  dwl  214  Mission,  rear 

Cleary  Patrick,  laborer,  S.  S.  Moses Taj'lor,  North 
Pac.  Trans.  Co 

Cleary  Patrick,  salesman,  220  Sanson),  dwl  E  s  How- 
ard bet  Twenty-lifth  and  Twenty-sixth 

Cleary  Patrick,  seaman,  dwl  38  Tehama 

Cleary  Patrick  M.,  shoemaker,  dwl  514  Mission 

Cleary  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  30  Natoma 

Cleary  Peter,  l.iborer  with  R.  &  J.  Morton 

Cleary  Thomas,  dwl  1015  Pacific 

Cleary  Thomas  J.,  insurance  agent,  dwl  N  s  Fulton 
nr  Octavia 

Cleary  Thomas  P.,  plasterer,  dwl  16 J  Rausch 

Cleaveland  Heniy  W.,  architect,  office  507  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  Occidental  Hotel 

Cleaveland  James,  dw!  N  s  Sacramento  nr  Peirce 

Cleaveland. — See  Cleveland 

Cleaves  Frank  J.,  actor  Magnire's  Opera  House 

Clees  Peter,  billiardtable  manufacturer,  515  Jackson 

Cletfg  Thomas,  commission  broker,  dwl  28^  Freelon 

Cleland  A.,  painter,  dwl  741  Market 

Clemencet  Stephen,  gardener,  dwl  516  Pacific 

Clemens  Andrew,  shipwright,  dwl  315  Ritch 

Clement   Daniel,  carpenter,  dwl  21  Stockton  Alley 

Clement  Edward,  gilder  with  Snovv  <&  Roos,  dwl 
Powell  bet  Filbert  and  Lombard 

CLEMENT  EPHRAIM  B.,  searcher  records,  office 
710  Washington,  dwl  1107  Stockton 

Clement  Frances  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  dwl  1028J 
Folsom 

Clement  Henry,  clerk  with  William  Brown,  211 
Sutter 

Clement  Jabish,  f'R.  P.  &  Jabish  Clement)  attor- 
ney at  law,  office  51  Exchange  Building,  res 
Alameda 

Clement  John,  clerk  with  Piatt  &  Newton,  dwl  819 
Ke;\rny 

CLEMENT  JOSEPH,  searcher  records  and  School 
Director  Second  Ward,  ofMce  710  Washington, 
dwl  526  Green 

Clement  Joseph  A.,  blacksmith,  dwl  245  Minna 

Clement  J.  T.,  dwl  W  s  Mission  bet  Twenty-fourth 
and  Twenty-fifth 

Clement  Lyman  H.,  teacher  bookkeeping  and  math- 
ematics Heald's  Business  College,  dwl  1028^ 
Folsom 

Clement  Mathilda  E.  Miss,  lanndress  with  Mrs.  F. 
Faure,  dwl  21  Stockton  Place 

Clement  M.  W.,  carpenter  IT.  C.  Leay:ue,  128  Kearny 

Clement  Peter,  silversmith,  dwl  1807  Powell 

Clement  Peter,  upholsterer  with  George  0.  Whitney 
&  Co.,  dwl  1610  Clara 

Clement  Roswell  P.,  (R.  P.  &  Jabish  Clement) 
dwl  W  s  Mission  nr  Twentv-fourth 

CLEMENT  R.  P.  &  JABISH,  attorneys  at  law, 
office  51  Exchange  Building 

Clement  Rufus  H.,  salesman,  29  Battery,  dwl  1511 
Larkin 

Clement  Samuel,  porter  with  William  F.  Burke, 
dwl  Sixth  nr  Bryant 

Clements  Benjamin  F.,  miner,  dwl  788  Harrison 

Clements  Janara,  engineer,  dwl  017  Natoma 

Clements  John,  captain  schooner  Caroline,  dwl  408 
Greenwich 

Clements  John,  pressman  with  Francis  &  Valen- 
tine, and  extraman  steamer  No.  8  S.  F.  F.  D., 
dwl  S  s  Broadway  nr  Leavenworth 


Clements  Reuben  Z.,  crockery,  1134  Market,  dwl 
109  Leavenworth 

Clements  Thomas,  painter,  dwl  107  Chamber 

Clements  William,  master  mariner,  dwl  728  Howard 

Clemetts  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  111  Ellis 

demons  Sarah  G.,  (widow)  teacher  music,  dwl  32 
Sixth 

Clench  William,  carpenter  with  Excelsior  Mill  Co., 
dwl  754  Harrison 

Clerc  Peter  F.,  /"Clerc  ^  Go.)  dwl  15  Minna 

CLERC  &  CO.,  (Peter  F.  Clerc  and  Henry  Voile- 
lot)  proprietors   City  Iron  Works,  28  Fremont 

Clerk  Alexander  B.,  cleik  with  H.  G.  Langley,  dwl 
314  Post 

Clerks'  Relief  Society  Rooms,  410  Kearny 

Clette  C.  (widow)  dwl  5  Morton,  rear 

Cleu  John  P.,  baker  with  Thomas  J.  Chadbourne, 
dwl  2210  Mason 

Clevau  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  30  Jessie 

Cleve  Hannah  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  34  Everett 

Cleveland   Charles  D.,  physician,  dwl  1521  Mission 

Cleveland  E.  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Girls'  High 
School,  dwl  SE  cor  Mason  and  O'Farrell 

Cleveland  Edward,  clerk,  dwl  SE  corner  Ellis  and 
Buchanan 

Cleveliind  Harriet  B.,  (widow)    dwl  117  Bernard 

CLEVELAND  INSURANCE  CO.,  (fire  and  ma- 
rine, Cleveland,  Ohio)  Julius  Jacobs  general 
agent,  office  302  Montgomery 

Cleveland  James  M.,  crockery  dealer,  dwl  628  Sutter 

Cleveland  Mary  Miss,  dwl  N  8  McAllister  bet  Gough 
and  Octavia 

Cleveland. — See  Cleaveland 

Clevenger  Stephen,  compositor  Morning  Call,  dwl 
871  Folsom 

Clevis  Paul,  painter,  dwl  1316  Dupont 

CLIFF  HOUSE,  Junius  G.  Foster  proprietor,  ter- 
minus Point  Lobos  Road,  6i  miles  from  City 
Hall 

Clifford  Daniel,  laborer  San  Francisco  Gas  Co., 
dwl  327  Ritch,  rear 

Clifford  David,  painter,  dwl  SHardie  Place 

Clifford  Elisha  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  San  Bruno  Road 
nr  Courtland  Avenue 

Clifford  George,  merchandise  broker,  200  Califor- 
nia, dwl  1212  Mason 

Clifford  Hiram,  milkman,  cor  Fourteenth  and  Cas- 
tro 

Clifford  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  139  Shipley 

C'litford  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  1733  Hyde 

Clifford  Jeremiah,  laborer  with  G.  Torrens,  dwl  Ns 
Clay  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 

Clifford  John,  laborer,  dwl  220  Fifth 

Clifford  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 

Cliffoi'd  Patrick,  stairbuilder,  dwl  S  s  Seventeenth 
nr  Mission 

Clifford  Robert,  (Clifford  ^  Gibson)  dwl  837  Fol- 
som 

Clifford  Thomas,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co., 
dwl  E  8  First  Av  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 

Clifford  Thomas,  driver  Central  Railroad,  dwl  W  s 
Clinton  bet  Brannan  and  Townsend 

Clifford  Thomas  C.  &  Co.,  teamsters  Golden  Gate 
Mills,  dwl  1722  Turk 

Clifford  Timothy,  piledriver,  dwl  511  Mission 

Clifford  W.  E..  quartermaster  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co. 

Clifford  William,  ,'i)/r/frr?/e  &  C.)  dwl  82.')  Har 

Clifford  &  Gibson,  (Robert  Clifford  and  John  Gib 
son)  market,  804^  Folsom 

Clifton  Henry,  (colored)  cook  North  Pac.  Trans. 
Co's  S.S.  Montana,  dwl  18  Stone 

Clifton  Robert,  bootmaker  with  Ira  M.  Wentworth 
&  Co.,  dwl  cor  Fell  and  Market 

Clifton  W.  G.,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  NW  cor  Vande- 
water  and  Powell 

Clinch  Bryan  J.,  architect,  622  Clay,  dwl  403  Lom- 
bard 

Clinch  Charles  G.,  bookkeeper  with  A.  C.  Deitz  & 
Co.,  res  Oakland 


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Clinchy   Elizabeth,   (widow)    dwl  iJ6    Oak  Grove 

Avenue 
Clinden  A.  W.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Keamy 
Clindiiiin   Alexander  G.,   helper    with   Giacier  & 

Heald,  SE  cor  Miss^ion  and  Beale. 
Cline  Heni-v,  groceries  and  liquors,  5  Mission,  dwl 

118  Main 
Cline  Henry  A.,  driver  with  Brader  Bros.,  dwl  421 

D 11  pout 
Cline  Joiin  F..  expresswiigon,  cor  Clay  and  Front, 

dwl  1335  Pacific 
Cline   Peter,   expresswagon,  cor    Sacramento    and 

Front,  dwl  1508  Hyde 
Cline  Samuel,  tailor,  1.503  Stockton 
Cline  Simon,  tailor,  256  Steuart 
Cline  William,  carrier  Morning  Call  and  Examiner, 

dsvl  458  Natoma 
Cline  William.  (Cline  &  Franks)  dwl  618  Cal 
CLINE  &  FRANKS, /'TFjVZzani  Cline  and  Fred- 
erick Franks)  lumber  and  real  estate  dealers, 
and  agents  Garcia  Flume  Mill  Co.,  office  425 
Kearny 
Clink  Nathaniel  B.,  waiter,  dwl  S  s  Stevenson  nr 

Second 
Clint  Charles,  rigger  and  stevedore,  dwl  S  s  Green- 
wich bet  Montgomery  and  Sansom 
Clint  Charles  N.,  longshoreman,   dwl   N  s  Green- 
wich bet  Montgomery  and  Sansom 
Clinton  Dewitt,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128Kear'y 
Clinton   Emma    A.   Miss,    dressmaker    with    Mrs. 

Anna  J.  Murphy,  dwl  933  Folsom 
Clinton  Harry,  plasterer,  dwl  .531  Mission 
Clinton  James,  waterman,  dwl  415  Natoma 
Clinton  John,  laborer,  dwl  164  .Jessie 
Clintoii  Mound  Tract  Homestead  Association,  office 

432  Montgomery 
Clinton  Patiick,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Crescent  Avenue 

and  Wayne 
Clinton  Thomas  F.,  baker,  dwl  267  Stevenson 
Clinton  William  H.,  peddler,  dwl  933  Folsom 
Clippers.  M.  Co.,  (White  Pine)  office  419  Cal 
Cliquet  George,  boxmaker,  dwl  28  First 
Clisby  Seth.  bookkeeper  Eureka  Dock  Warehouse, 

dwl  1204  Howard 
Clissen  William,   bricklayer  Bricklayers'   Associa- 
tion, 234  Sutter 
Clodi  F.  Louis,   printer  California  Demokrat,  dwl 

tilS  California 
Cloepperd  Adolph,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  &• 

Hecht,  dwl  129  Oak 
Clooney  John  P.,  pressman  with  Bacon  &  Company, 

dwl  1119  Saciamenio 
Cbrnum  Michael,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  29  Jessie 
Close  Charles  P.,  clerk,  dwl  510  Ma?on 
Close   Hu^;h,  longshoreman,   dwl  Long  Bridge  nr 

Sixteenth 
Close  John  E.,  silversmith,  dwl  Adams  Honse 
Close  Thompson  W.,  merchant,  dwl  172  Silver 
Close  William,  (Close  &  WilkinsJ  dwl  25  Gearv 
Close  &  Wilkins,  (  William   Close  and  B.  P.  Wil- 
kinsJ gents'  furnishing  goods,  802  Market 
Clough  Amos,  mariner,  dwl  713  Howard 
ClouKh  Charles  L.,  clerk  with  Freeman,  Smith  & 

Co..  dwl  713  Howard 
Clough  Elijah,  printer  with  Joseph  Winterburn  &, 

Co.,  dwl  1517  Bush 
Clough   Frank,  blacksmith   helper  with   Taber   &- 

Cunningham,  dwl  713  Howard 
Clough  George  H.,  tinware  and  stoves,  W  a  Folsom 

nr  Twenty-second 
Clough  Henry,  barkeeper  -with  D.  T.  Jester,  dwl 

420  Fourth 
Clough  James  P.,  mining  agent,  dwl  803  Bush 
Clouffh  John  F.,  clerk  with  Hanson,  Ackerson  & 

Co.,  dwl  21  Lantrton 
Clough  John  W.,  {  Wiiiall  &  C.J  dwl  117  Perry 
Clough  Myron  E.,  engineer  National  Flour  Mills, 
dwl  40  Clementina 


Clough  Sydney  A.,  wireworker  with  J.  M.  Eckfeldt 

&  Co..  dwl  218  Austin 
Clout'h  William  W.,  (W.  W.  Clough  &    Co.)  dwl 

323  Kearny 
Clough  W.  W.  &  Co.,   (Benjamin  G.  Ehlrid^eJ 
hutter,  cheese,  eggs,  etc.,  70  California  Market 
Clousen  Henry,  driver  with  H.  Schwerin,  dwl  Vis- 

ilaiion  Valley  nr  .S  m  Bruno  Road 
Cloyes  C.  E.,  statistical  clerk  Custom  House,  dwl 

1114  Clay 
Clubb  William,  carpenter,  dwl  4U  Pacific 
Clucas  William,  shipjoiner,  dwl  411  Pacific 
Cluff  William   B.,   (Clvjf  &    De    Wdtj  dwl   148 

Tehama 
Clutr  &  De  Witt,  (  William  B.  Ghiff  and  Mortimer 

Be  Witt  J  family  grocers,  223  'i'hird 
Cluin  Joliii,  Macksmith  Potrero  and  Bay  View  R. 

R.,dwl  218  Perry 
CInin  Thomas,  blacksmith,  dwl  218  PeiTy 
Clnmp  Martin,  dwl  419  Stockton 
Cluney  Dennis,  blacksmith,  dwl  5.535  Natoma 
Clute  Edward  R,,  bookkeeper,  dwl  .548  Howard 
Clyde  Kohert  S.,  attorney  at  law,  office  625  Merch 
Clyma  .James,  laborer  Merchants'  Dry  Dock,  dwl 

17  Lafayette  Place 
Clynes  John,   (McAleer  &    C.J  dwl  cor  Twenty- 
sixth  and  San  Brnno  Road 
Coad  Albert,   machinist  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  18  Freelon 
Coad  Henry,  actor  Maguire's  Opera  House,  dwl  710 

Gearv 
Coade  Jolin  P.,  carriagetrimmer  with  H.  M.  &  D.  S. 

Shnte,  dwl  N  s  Jessie  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Coakley  B.  F.,  cutter  with  Magary  &  Co.,  dwl  108 

Dora 
Coakley   Cornelius,  laborer   Pacific  Rolling  Mill, 

dwl  Potrero  Point 
Coakley  Frank  P.,  cutter,  231  Kearny,  dwl  108  Dora 
Coakley  James,  laborer,  dwl  .544  Jessie 
Coakley  John,  laborer,  dwl  33  Frederick 
Coakley  John,  laborer,  dwl  616  Biittery 
Coakley  John    F.,   barkeeper    115    First,   dwl    19 

Morton 
Coakley  Mary,  (widow)  dwl29Eeker,  rear 
Coakley  Timothy,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  As- 
sociation, Irish  American  Hall 
Coakley. — See  Cokely 
Coalson  Jackson,  (Mendel,  Vim.ont  S/-  Go.)  dwl  101 

Powell 
Coan  Samuel  L.,  bookkeeper  with  Hawley  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Folsom  and  Twelfth 
Coast  Line  Stage  Co.,  office  208  Montgomery 
COATES   CALEB,  wines  and  liquors,  37  Sutter, 

dwl  225  Second 
Coates  George  K.,  clerk  with  Bullock  &  Jones,  421 

Montjiomery 
Coates  Horace,  hoxmaker  with   Hobbs,  Gilmore  &. 

Co.,  dwl  125  Fourth 
Coates  Moses  H.,  builder,    dwl  E  a  Valencia  nr 

Twenty  second 
Coats  Alfred,  carpenter,  dwl  741  Market 
COATS  JAMES  M.,   attorney    at  law,   office  402 

Moniyoraery,  dwl  617  Mason 
Coats  William,  seaman  S.  S.  Gussie  Telfair,  North 

Pac.  Trans.  Co 
Coalter  William,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  67  Clementina 
CobI)  Alexander,   stevedore,   dwl  E   s  Steuart  nr 

Howard 
Cobb  Caroline  Miss,  dwl  Salmon  nr  Broadway 
Cobb  David,  (Edouart  &  C.)  dwl  744  Folsom 
Cobb  E.  G.,  carpenter,  dwl  826  Harrison 
Cobb  George  W.,  longshoreman,  dwl  928  Folsom 
Cobb  Henry  A.,  (ilfaunce  Dore    Sj-   Co.)  dwl   1413 

Powell 
Cobb  Henry  A.  Jr.,  clerk  with  Voizin,  Ris  &  Co., 

dwl  Lombard  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Cobb  John,  laborer  Laborer's  Pro.  Ben.  Associat'n, 

Irish  American  Hall 
Cobb  Joseph,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Keamy 


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COBB  MOSES  G.,  attorney  at  law,  office  25  Court 

Block.  f)36Clav,d\vl  Lick  House 
Col.b  Willinni  B.,  first  officer  P.  M.  S-  S.  Co. 
Cobb  William  F.,  printer  with  John  H.  Carraany  &. 

Co.,  dwl  82G  Harrison 
Cobbledick  James.  ^Meeker,  James  &  Co.)  resides 

Brooklyn,  Alameda  Co 
Cobleiiih  John,  milkman,  dwl  1716  Clay 
Cobleutz    Gufetave,  [of  Cohlentz    &    Bro.,    Suiter 
Creek  and  Fiddlelorcn)  office   306  California, 
dwl  110  Joues 
C(>l)iiiier  Aaron.  (Cobliner  Bros.)  res  New  York 
Cobiiner  Brothers,  f  Aaron  and  Me//er)  importers 

and  jobbers  yankee  notions,  310  California 
Cobliner  Isaac,  "salesman,  310  California,  dwl  603 

Pine 
Cobliner  Meyer,  f  Cobliner  Bros.)  res  New  York 
Cobliner  Saul,  man;iwer  with  Cobliner  Bros.,  310 

California,  dwl  603  Pine 
CohoJoseS./Cobo.  Martinez  &  Co.)  dwl  5-28 Third 
Cobo.  Maitinez  &  Co.,  fjoxe  S.  Cobo,  Antonio  and 
Juan  Martinez  J  m;\vmf  cigars,  41'J  Sacramento 
Cobnrn  Frank,  carpenter,  dwl  \V  s  Austin  bet  Web- 
ster and  Buchanan 
Coburn  George  A.,  (Garris  Sf  Co.)  dwl  415^  Clem- 
entina 
Cobnrn  Joseph  W.,  stairbuilder  with  D.  A.    Mac- 

don-.ild  &  Co.,  dwl  310  Fremont 
Coburn  Loren,  dwl  W  s  Capp  nr  Twenty-first 
Cochlin  E.  R.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  liS  Keamy 
C  )cliran  John,  contractor,  dwl  -131  Dupont 
Cochran   John  T.,    wholesale  liquors,  521  Front, 

dwl  314  Fremont 
Cochran  Joseph   P.,  melter  and   refiner  U.  S.  B. 

Mint,  office  5!0  Com,  dwl  902  MontKOmery 
Cochran  M.iry,  bookbinder,  dwl  W  s  Franklin  cor 

Lilv  Avenue 
Cocliran  Robert  N.,  helper  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  720 

Folsom 
Cochran  William,   porter  with  Thomas   H.    Selby 

&,  Co.,  dwl  36  Tehama 
Cochrane  John,  plumber,  dwl  357  First,  rear 
Cochr.me  Mary,   (widow)   dwl  163  Silver 
Cochrane  Robert,  carpenter  with  Joseph  Capprise, 

dwl  130'J  Kearny 
Cochrane  Simon,  real  esta'e,  dwl  139  Shipley 
Cockburn  Andrew,  mariner,  qtI  617  Davis 
Cockinan  John,  salesman   with    Bass.  Newman    &, 
Co.,  dwl  SE  cor  Valencia  an<i  Twenty-fourth 
Cockran  John  T..  salesman  with  Bradley  &.  Cock- 
rill,  dwl  314  Fremont 
Cockran  Maria  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  1216  Union 
Cockrill    Theodore  G.,  (Bradley  &   C.J  dwl  Ws 

Valencia  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Cocks  Barzilla,  carpenter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf, 

dwl  46  Tehama 
Cocks  L.  B.,  storekeeper  P.  M.  S.  S.  America 
Cocks. — See  Coks  and  Cox 
Coco  Giovanni,  waiter,  513  Merchant 
Code  Emma    S.,    (widow)  dwl    E  s  Treat  Avenue 

bet  Twentieth  and  Tweniv-fir.ft 
CODE  P.  D.  <t  CO,,  (C.  J.  Kins  &    T.  B.  Kim- 
ball)  manufacturers  of  jellies,  jams,  preserves, 
pickles,  etc.,  621  and  623  Front 
Code  Philip   D.,  (P.  1).  Code   &    Co.)    dwl    \7{ 

Rausch 
Codey   James,  laborer    S.  V.  Water  Works,  dwl 

136  Natoma 
Codington    William    H.,   (Dana  &  C.)   dwl   N  s 

Tyler  ur  Hvde 
Cody  John,  hostler  City  Stables,  dwl  333  Bush 
Cody  John,  laborer,  dwl    W  s  Clinton  bet  Bran- 
nan  and  Townsend 
Cody  John,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Cody  Joseph  B.,    machinist    Pacific   Iron    Works, 

dwl  33  Anthony 
Cody  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  506  Market 
Cody  Matthew,  helper  Golden  State  Iron  Works, 
dwl  75  Jeseie,  rear 


Cody  Michael,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,   dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Coe  E(hvard  H..  dwl  10  Calhoun 
Coe  John  T.,  (Bryan  &  C.J  res  Oakland 
Coe  Lawrence  W.,  mining  stocks,  dwl   207  Turk 
COE  S.  Q.  MRS.,  hydraulic  sewing  machine  oper- 
ator, 19  New  Mont,  dwl  S  s  Turk  nr  Fillmore 
Coelho  Joaquin,  clerk  with  John  Smith,  18  Clay, 

dwl  516  Vallejo 
Coen  Jeremiah,  plasterer  Plasterers'  Pro.    Ass'n, 

727  Market 
Coey  David,    boxmaker  with    Swan,   Dunbar  & 

Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  Spear  and  Mission 
Coey  James  Col.,  dwl  611  Folsom 
Coey    William  J.,    brnshmaker    with    Feldmann, 

Simpson  &  Co.,  dwl  530  Bnsh 
Coff  John,  laborer  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co.,  dwl 

cor  Buchnnan  and  Bay 
Coffee  James  B. .  porter  Sheriff's  Office  City  Hall, 

dwl  62  Jessie 
Coffee  Joseph,  hostler  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  E  s 

Gilbert  bet  Bryant  and  Brannau 
Coffee  Michael,  cooper  Pacific  Barrel  &  Keg  Co., 

dwl  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Brannan 
Coffee  Michael,  laborer  with   M.    H.   Turrill,  dwl 

2810  Buchanan 
Coffee  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Broadway  bet  Polk 

and  Van  Ness  Av,  rear 
Coffee  William  H..  bookkeeper  116    Montgomeiy, 

dwl  Guerrero  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Coffey  Dauiel,  policeman  City  Hall,   dwl  SW  cor 

Eighth  and  Shipley 
Coffev  Esther,  (widow)  dwl  1714  Dupont 
COFt'EY  JAMES  W.,  attorney  at  law  and  sec- 
retary S.  F.  Board  Port  Wardens,  office   525 

Front,  dwl  33  Welsh 
Coffev  Jeremiah,  brassfiuisher  with  Greenberg  &. 

Co.,  dwl  320  Folsom 
Coffev  John,  carriage  painter  with  Pollard  &  Car- 

vill,  dwl  6  John 
Coffey  John,  cook,  dwl  44  Jessie 
Coffey  John,  policeman  City  HmII,  dwl  57  Everett 
Coffey  John  A.,  clerk  with  Whiting,  Naphtaly  & 

Neumann,  dwl  571  Stevenson 
Coffey  Lewis,  supt    Risdon  Iron  and  Locomotive 

Works,  dwl  5l6  Stockton 
Coffey  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  571  Stevenson 
Coffey  Michael,  tailor,  dwl  908  Folsom 
Coffey   Patiick,   boilermaker,   dwl  E   s  Beale  bet 

floward  and  Folsom 
Coffey    William,     messenger    with    Kennedy    &. 

O'Neill,  dwl  .571  Stevenson 
Coffey  William  H.,  flagman  Tide  Land  Survey,  dwl 

224  Kearny 
Coffev  William  J.,  compositor  with  A.  L.  Bancroft 

&  Co.,  dwl  1423  California 
Coffin  Albert,  cooper  with  A.  Coffin,  dwl  266  Minna 
Coffin    Alexander,    inspector    provisions,  junction 

Market  and  Pine,  dwl  101  O'Farrell 
Coffin  Alexander  G.,  dwl  Poitsmonth  House 
Coffin  Andrew  G..  (Redington,  Hoslctler  &,   Co. J 

res  Brooklyn,  New  York 
Coffin  Benjamin,  dwl  227  Second 
Coffin  Charles  G.  driver  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  429 

Clementina 
Coffin  Edward  A.,  watchman,  dwl  732  Harrison 
Coffin  Elbert,  cooper,  dwl  206  Minna 
Coffin  Frederic  F.,  porkpacker,  dwl  2018  Van  Ness 

Avenue 
Coffin  George,  stevedore,  dwl  614  Third 
Coffin  George  F.,  cashier  with  J.  C.  Merrill  &  Co., 

dwl  614  Third 
Coffin  Gilbert,  farmer,  dwl  E  s  Selina  Place 
Coffin  Hazadiah,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl 

1040J  Mission 
Coffin  Henrv,  cooper  with  Alexander  Coffin,  dwl 

5l8  0'F'arrell 
Coffin  Isaac  S.,  (Redington,  Hosletter  Sf  Co.)  res 

Brooklyn,  New  York 


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Coffin  Jarvie  B.,  dwl  200  Stockton 

Coffin  John,  sliipclumdier,  dwl  822  BroadwRy 

Coffin  John  P.,  watchman 'wilh  Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl 

43.T  Turk 
Coffin  John  W.,  f  Coffin  &  Patrick)  dwl  822  Bdwy 
Coffin  Lincoln  A.,  painter,  dwl  441  Clementina 
Coffin  Patrick,  laborer  with  M.  H.  Turrill,  dwl  2810 

Buchanan 
Coffin  Peter  F.,  porter,  dwl  NE  cor  Leavenworth 

and  Bernard 
Coffin  Rol)ert  G.,  cooper,  dwl  21  Minna 
Coffin  Rudolphus  W.,  (Coffin  &  Mayhew)  dwl  N  s 

Second  Avenue  nr  Sixteenth 
Coffin   William    Henry,    clerk    with    Woodworth, 

Schell  &  Co.,  dwl  '327  Union 
COFFIN  &  MAYHEW,  (R.  W.  Coffin  and  H.  H. 

Mayhew)  druggists,  SE  cor  Valencia  and  Six- 

COFFIN  &  PATRICK,   (John    W.    Coffin    and 

Alljert  B.  Patrick)  shipchandlerv,331  East 
Coffraan   Alfred  S.,  (Coffman   Sf   Hall)  dwl  104 

Mason 
COFFMAN  &  HALL,  (Alfred   S.  Coffman  and 
C.  M.  Hall)  Merchants' Livery  Stable,  211  and 
213  Pine 
Coffrey  Michael,  clerk,  dwl  515  Bush 
Cofraii  Charles  H.,  engineer  with  Storm  &  Co.,  dvyl 

Berry  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Cofran  George,  contractor,  dwl  American  Exchange 
Cogau  James,  stock  broker,  office  SW  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Commercial,  dwl  823  California 
Cogan  Johanna  Mrs.,  dwl  Jane  Place  nr  Pine 
Cogan  John,  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great  Republic 
Cogan  John,  warehouseman,  dwl  Ws  Sausom  bet 

Union  and  Green 
Cogan  Maurice,  carpenter,  dwl  10  Jessie,  rear 
Cogan  William,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Coger  John,  cook,  332  Mont,  dwl  703  Braunan 
Coggeshall   William   A.,   lumber  surveyor   pier  5, 

Steuart,  dwl  N  s  Berry  nr  Dupont 
Coggeshall  William  A.,  salesman  with  Engelbrecht 

&  Levy,  dwl  Lick  House 
Coggin  Isaac  C,  cooper  Pacific  Barrel  &  Keg  Co., 

dwl  41  Natoma 
Coggin  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  630  Green,  rear 
Coggins  Paschal,  reporter,  dwl  964  Mission 
Coghill  Andrew  J.,  commission  merchant,  office  405 

Front,  dwl  42  Sixth 
COGHILL,  LYONS  &  CO.,  (IV.  N.  Cofrhill,  es- 
tate of,  and  John  Lyons)  wholesale  groceries 
and  provisions  and  commission  merchants,  313 
and  315  Front 
Coghill  Thomas  B.,  salesman  with  Coghill,  Lyons 

&  Co.,  dwl  916  Stockton 
CoghiWW. 'S.,  (est&ie  oi)  (Coghill,  Lyons  &    Co.) 

office  315  Front 
Coghlan  Daniel,  helper  -with  Pickett  &   Murray, 

dwl  33  Tehama 
Coghlan  Hanora,  (widow)  dwl  25  Anthony 
Coghlan  James,  laboier,  dwl  19  Baldwin  Court 
Coglilan  Jasper  A.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  55  Natoma 
Coghlan  Patrick,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  312 

Tehama 
Coghlin  Daniel,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  309  Bryant 
Coghrau  John,  butcher  with  Michael  Grady,  535 

Post 
Cogill  John,  teacher  dancing,  1410  Powell 
Cogill  John  Jr.,  salesman  335  Pine,  dwl  1410  Powell 
Coglan  Edward,  machinist,  dwl  55  Natoma 
Cogswell  Henry,  dentist,  dwl  610  Front 
Cogswell  James  L.,  dentist,  office  230  Kearny,  dwl 

Arlington  nr  St.  Mary's  College 
Cogswell  Warren,  calker  Calkers'  Association,  Ex- 
celsior Hall 
Cogswell's  Building,  SE  cor  Front  and  Clark 
Coiialan  Daniel,  horsetrader,  dwl  19  Virginia 
Cohan  William,  laborer  with  D.  A.  Macdonald  & 
Co.,  dwl  Oak  nr  Taylor 


Cohane  L.,  carpenter  H.  C.  Leasrne,  128  Kearny 
Cohen  Abraham,  fare,  dwl  506  Sixth 
Cohen  Abraham,  glazier,  dwl  909  Hush 
Cohen  Abraham,  merchant,  dwl  467  Tehama 
Cohen  Abraham,  tailor  with  Albert  Heeth,  dwl  204 

Steuart 
Cohen  Alfred  A.,  office  419  California,   res  Alameda 
Cohen  Benjamin,  salesman  with  A.  Muiult,  414  San 
Cohen  Catherine,   (widow)   dwl  N  s  Turk  bet  Fill- 
more and  Steiner 
Cohen  David,  meichant,  dwl  N  s  Camp  bet  Second 

Avenue  and  Guerrero 
Cohen  David,  salesman,  203  Montgomery,  dwl  437 

Natoma 
Cohen  Ephraim,  tailor  with  Wright  &  Co.,  dwl  204 

Steuart 
Cohen  Frederick,  drayman,  107  Battery 
Cohen  Godfrey,  merchant,  dwl  1121  Howard 
Cohen  Gustave,  tailor,  dwl  542  Green 
Cohen  Henry,  dwl  25  Stone 
Cohen  Henry,  (of  Henry  Cohen  &  Co.,  Stockton) 

office  13  Battery,  dwl337Tehama 
Cohen  Henry  L.,  salesman  with  Levi  Strauss  &  Co., 

dwl  118  Perry 
Cohen  Herman,  hairworker  with  Simon  Goldstein, 

dwl  207  Minna 
Cohen  Hermann,  importer  oil  paintings,  chromos, 

etc.,  629  Clay 
Cohen  Isidor,  tailor,  dwl  510  Mission 
Cohen  Jacob,  shoemaker  with  A.  JacqueF,  dwl  909 

Bush 
Cohen  J d„coh,  ( Simon  Cohen  &  i?ro.^  dwl  711  Cal 
Cohen  Jacob  M.,  (J.  M.  Cohen  Sf  Co.)  dwl  1105  Fol 
Cohen  Jacob  S.,  bookkeeper  with  M.  Dobrzensky, 

dwl  226  Turk 
Cohen  James,  bricklAyer,  dwl  32  Ritch 
Cohen  James,  clerk,  dwl  325 >2  Bush 
Cohen  James,  tailor,  dwl  434  Clementina 
COHEN  J.  M.  &  CO.,  (Nelson    Bonkofsky)  leaf 

tobacco  and  cigars,  327  and  3-'9  Front 
Cohen  John  G.,  messenger  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

dwl  32  Ritch 
Cohen  Joseph,  clerk  with  Louis  Abrahams,  dwl  0 

Clay 
Cohen   Lewis,  tailor  with   Lewis  Wood,  dwl  145 

Third 
Cohen  Louis,  merchant  tailor,  16   First,  dwl    450 

Jessie 
Cohen  Louis,  tanner  with  John  F.  King,  dwl  SE  cor 

Folsom  and  Eighteenth 
Cohen  Louis  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  cor  Linden 

and  Octavia 
Cohen  Louis  M.,  salesman,   227  Sansom,   dwl  131 

Montgomery 
Cohen  Marcus  S.,  butcher,  dwl  246  Tehama 
Cohen   Marks,  salesman,  505  Commercial,  dwl  909 

Bush 
Cohen  Maurice,  dwl  860  Mission 
Cohen  M.  D.,  private  boarding  and  furnished  rooms, 

644  Sacramento 
Cohen  Mercado  S.,  cigarmaker  with  C.  C.Diez,dwl 

E  s  Stockton  bet  Vallejo  and  Gi'een 
Cohen  Meyer  A.,  millinery  and  fancy  goods.  1242 

Folsom 
Cohen  Michael,  tailor,  3.56  Fourth 
Cohen  Michael   D.,  fruits  etc.,  110  Second,  dwl  615 

Sacramento 
Cohen  Morris  M.,  dwl  281  Minna 
Cohen  Nathan,  tailor,  710  Mission 
Cohen  Philip,  hairdresser,  12  Sacramento,  dwl  520 

Bryant 
Cohen   Rudolph,  wool  dealer,  office  SE  cor  Sansom 

and  Bush,  dwl  927  Sutter 
Cohen  Samuel  H.,  collector  Guide,  dwl  1011  Stock- 
ton 
Cohen   Simon,  astrologer  and  physician,  1   Hardie 

Place 
Cohen  Simon,  salesman,  120  Sansom,  (and  Simon 

Cohen  &  Bro.)  dwl  768  Bryant 


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Cohen  Simon  &  Bro.,  (Jacob  Cohen)  toys  and  fancy 

Koods,  345  Kearny 
Cohen  Solomon,  glazier,  dwl  520  Bryant 
Cohen  Waldow  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  dwl  1011  Stock 
Cohen  William,  hooks  and   stiitionery,  912  Kearny 
Cohen  William,  johher  dry  and  fancy  goods,  6  Bat- 
tery, dwl  827  Kearny 
Cohen  William,  (of  William  Cohen  &   Co.,  Marys- 

ville)  office  25  Battery 
COHEN  WILLIAM  E.,  fish,  18  Occidental   Mar- 
ket, dwl  SE  cor  Jaclison  and  Webster 
Colihnan  William,  (Cohlman  &  Co.)  dwl  Welsh  nr 

Fourth 
Cohlman  &.  Co.,  fWiUiam  Cohlman   and   Francis 

tScherbJ  rag  and  bottle  depot,  491  Brannan 
Cohn  — ,  cigars,  dwl  700  Harrison 
Cohn  Aaron,  tailor,  45  Sacramento 
Cohn  Aaron,  fS.   Wolf  A  Co.)  dwl  38  Third 
Cohn  Abraham,  cigarinaker  with  Cobo  , Martinez  & 

Co.,  dwl  Oak  nr  Taylor 
Cohn  Abraham,  driver  with  Julius  Dobrzeusky,  dwl 

1218  Powell 
Cohn   Alexander,    gents'  clothing   and  furnishing 

goods,  631  Kearny,  dwl  919  Stockton 
Cohn  Alfred,   porter  with  A.  P.  Hotaiing,  431  Jack 
Cohn  Benneit,  peddler,  dwl  235  Kearny 
Cohn  David,  physician,  office  and  dwl  103  Post 
Cohn  David,  tailor,  131  Second,  dwl  Clementina  nr 

Third 
Cohn   Edward,  cigars  and  tobacco,  627  Clay,  dwl 

Frank's  Building,  Brenham   Place 
Cohn  Elkan  Rev.,  rabbi  Congregation  Emanu — el 

dwl  727  Geary 
Cohn  Emanuel,  clothing,  513  Commercial,  dwl  909 

Bush 
Cohn  Frederick  H.,  bookkeeper  with  D.  N.  &  E. 

Walter  &  Co.,  dwl  502  Eddy 
Cohn   G.   Si-   Co.,  (Antoin  NatlianJ  importers  to- 
bacco and  manufacturers  cigars,  23l)-232   Front 
Cohn  Goodman,  (G.  Cohn  &  Co.)  dwl  SE  cor  Mar- 
ket and  Third 
Cohn  Harris,  clothing,  dwl  935  Folsom 
Cohn  Henry,  expresswagou,  cor  Kearny  and  Pine, 

dwl  437  Natoma 
Cohn  Henry,  clerk  with  Schafer&  Co.,  dwl  502  Eddv 
Cohn  Heniy,  (Cohn,  Martin  Sf  Co.)  dwl  312  Eddy 
Cohn  Herman,  peddler,  dwl  1337  Dupont,  rear 
Cohn  Hynian,  pawnbroker,  dwl  230  Turk 
Cohn  Isaac  M.,  baker\',  NW  cor  Mason  and  Geary 
Cohn   Isiiiali,   secretary   Mission   Street   E.xtension 
Association,    office    606    Merchant,    dwl    1008 
Sutter 
Cohn  Isidor,  dwl  36  First 
Cohn  Isidor,  clerk,  204  Sansom,  dwl  727  Geary 
Cohn  Isidor,  pawnbroker,  650  Market,  dwl  230  Turk 
Cohn  Isidor,  tailor  with  George  Hamburger,  dwl  192 

Jessie 
Cohn  Jacob,  boots  and  shoes,  105  Pacific,  dwl   335 

Broadway 
Cohn  Jacob,  clothing,  dwl  101  Mason 
Cohn  Jacob,  dry  goods,  dwl  906 Ji  Folsom 
Cohn  Jiicob,  merchant  tailor,  27  Stockton 
Cohn  Jacob  D.,  salesman   with  Samuel  Caro,  dwl 

436  Clementina 
COHN  JACOB  M.,  importer  and  wholesale  cloth- 
ing and  gents'  furnishing  goods,  221  Sansom, 
dwl  1007  Harrison 
Cohn  Joseph,  clothing  and  furnishing  ^oods,  SEcor 

Jackson  and  Dupont,  dwl  309  Jessie 
Cohn  Joseph,  peddler,  dwl  116  Virginia 
Cohn  Leopold  B.,  jobber  gents'   furnishing  goods, 

225  Sansom,  dwl  419  Tehama 
Cohn   Louis,  clerk  with   Adolph   Lavine,  dwl  224 

Turk 
Cohn  Lonis,  fancy  goods,  1014  Dupont 
Cohn  Louis,  insurance  broker  and  real  estate  agent, 

office  310  Montgomery,  dwl  1155  Mission 
Cohn  Louis,  merchant,  dwl  548^  Tehama 
Cohn  Louis,  peddler,  dwl  414  Clementina 


Cohn  Louis  M.,  merchant,  office  111  Battery,  dwl 

537  O'Farrell 
Cohn  Marks,  salesman  513  Commercial 
Cohn  Martin,  clerk  with  Heynemanu  «fe  Co.,  dwl  Ws 

Sansom  nr  Pine 
COHN,  MARTIN  &  CO.,  (Henry  Cohn,  Charles 

Martin   and    Virgil  Rotanzi)  dealers   butter, 

eggs,  etc.,  315  and  317  Clay 
Cohn  Marx,  commission  merchant,  dwl  1126  Mission 
Cohn  M.  B.,  clothing,  121  Jackson 
Cohn  Meyer,   clothing,  505  Com.,  dwl  35  Everett 
Cohn  Minnie,  (widow)  dwl  68  Jessie 
Cohn  Morris,  cigarpeddler.  dwl  242  Clementina 
Cohn  Nathan,  peddler,  dwl  N  s  Oregon  bet  Drumm 

and  Davis 
Cohn  Philip,  clerk  with  A.  Loewell,  dwl  808  Union 
Cohn   Philip,   salesman  with  Simon  Cohn,  dwl  869 

Mission 
Cohn   Simon,  gents'  clothing  and  furnishing  goods, 

413  and  421  Kearny,  dwl  329  Geary 
Cohn  Solomon,  clothing  and  furnishing  goods,  1032 

Dupont 
Cohn   Solomon  B.,  tailor  with  Abram  Zimmamon, 

dwl  17  Oak  Grove  Avenue 
Cohn  Solomon  S.,  (Cohn  &   Frank)  dwl  506  Leav- 

worth 
Cohn  Thomas,  tailor,  802  Jackson,  dwl  824  Jackeon 
Cohn  William,  compositor  Hebrew,  dwl  79  Everett 
Cohn    &   Frank,    (Solomon    S.    Cohn   and  A.   H. 

Frank)  exchanjfo  brokers,  office  418  Mont 
Cohn. — See  Cohen,  Kohen  and  Kohn 
Cohnheim  Max,  (Cohnheim,  Burckhardt  &  Reese) 

dwl  869  Mission 
COHNHEIM,  BURCKHARDT  &  REESE,  (Max 

Cohnheim,  Ma.T,  Burckhardt  and  Henry  Reese) 

proprietors  Sonntags  Gast,  office  522  Clay 
Cohrn  Edward,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  311  Chesnut 
Cohrs  Peter,  laborer  with  Cohlman  &  Co.,  dwl  491 

Brannan 
Coin  Raymond,  laundryman,  1005  Market 
Coirson  Morris,  peddler,  dwl  cor  Green  &  Buchanan 
Coit   B.   Howard,   caller  San  Francisco  Stock  and 

Exchange  Board,  dwl  Lick  House 
Cokeley  Cornelius,  real  estate,  dwl  19  Morton 
Cokeley  Patrick,  tailor,  dwl  E  8  Folsom  nr  Twenty- 
eighth 
Cokely  Thomas  J.,  salesman  with  Landers,  Byrne 

&  Co.,  dwl  E  s  Harrison  nr  Twenty-fourth 
Cokely. — See  Coakley 

Coks  Josiah  P.,  porter,  120  Sansom,  dwl  352  Bran 
Colander  Solomon,  peddler,  dwl  459  Jackson 
Colbert  Edward,   helper   Portland   Boiler  Works, 

dwl  cor  Clark  and  Davis 
Colbert  John  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  313  Bitch 
Colbert  Michael,  miner,  dwl  528  Eddv 
COLBOURN  RICHARD,  liquor  saloon,  628  Mer- 
chant, dwl  SW  cor  Union  and  Calhoun 
Colburn  Alfred,  (A.  Colhurn  &  Son)  res  Oakland 
Colburn  A.  &  Son,  (Edward  S.  Colburn)  poultry 

and  game,  83-85  California  Market 
Colburn  Charles  H.,  driver  with  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co.,  dwl  14  Qiiincy 
Colburn  Edward  S.,  (A.  Colburn  &  Son)  res  Oak 

land 
Colburn  Geoi'ge,  conductor  Central  R.  R. 
Colburn  George  L.,  Superinteudent  Home  of  the 

Inebriate,  NE  cor  Stockton  and  Chesnut 
COLBURN  THOMAS  W.,  Secretary  Meadow  Val- 
ley M.  Co.,  411i  California,  dwl  720  Mission 
Colby  Benjamin  F.,  contractor,  dwl  16  Jessie 
Colby  Charles,  clerk  steamer  Chrysopolis,  C.  S.  Nav. 

Co.,  dwl  1049  Folsom 
Colby    Charles   A.,    compositor   Figaro,    dwl  1701 

Leavenworth 
Colbv  Charles  S.,  agent  International  Hotel 
Colby  H.,  blacksmith  S.  F.  Gas  Co 
Colby  Henry,  planer  California  Mills,  dwl  4  Garden 
Colby  Hiram  H.,  carrier  Bulletin,  dwl  705  Ellis 
Colby  James,  blacksmith,  dwl  5  Hampton  Place 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Straw  Hats  and  Trimmings. 


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Colby  James  T.,  calker,  dwl  S  s  Thiiteeuth  bet  Va- 
lencia and  Mission 

Colby  51.  A.  Mr?.,  assistant  teacher  Lincoln  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  617  Mission 

Colby  Margaret  C.  Mrs.,  dwl  10:58  Howard 

Colby  Moses,  porter  with  C.  &  P.  H.  Tinell  &  Co., 
dwl  N  8  Jessie  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 

Colby  Nellie  M.,  compositor  Evangel,  dwl  W  b 
Gruerrero  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 

Colby  S.  VV.,  carpenter  H.  C.  Leiigue,  128  Kearny 

Colby  Zebulon  F.,  fruits,  Meiggs  Wharf 

Cole  Albei't,  lather,  dwl  308  Mason 

Cole  Carrie  E.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  655  Wash 

Cole  C.  H.,  photographer,  dwl  4:59  Bush 

Cole  Clement,  engineer,  dwl  66  Shipley 

Cole  D.  Juan,  cleik  with  Brocas,  Perkins  &  Frank, 
dwl  Coso  House 

Cole  E.  D.,  dwl  International  Hotel 

Cole  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  W  8  Buchanan  bet  Page 
and  Oak 

Cole  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  12  Moss 

Cole  Elmira  C,  (widow)  dwl  E  b  Stevenson  nr 
Nineteenth 

Cole  E.  T.,  U.  S.  Revenue  Department,  dwl  West 
End  Hotel 

Cole  Foster,  clerk  with  N.  P.  Cole  &  Co.,  dirl  912 
Pine 

Cole  George  W.,  liquor  saloon,  12  Clay 

Cole  James,  laborer,  dwl  8  s  Linden  bet  Laguna 
and  Octavia 

Cole  John,  harnessmaker  with  J.  C.Johnson  &  Co., 
dwl  32  De  Boom 

Cole  John,  wagon,  cor  Minna  and  Fourth 

Cole  John  A., farmer,  dwl  SE  cor  Capp  and  Twenty- 
fourth 

Cole  John  J.,  boilermaker  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 
34  Minna 

Cole  Josiah  L.,  carpenter,  dwl  1020  Jackson 

Cole  Levi  F.,  foreman  boilermakers  Union  Iron 
Works,  dwl  E  s  Geneva  bet  Braunan  and 
Townsend 

Cole  Lvnian,  lodgings,  815  Montgomery 

Cole  Mary  D.,  (widow)  dwl  114  Dora 

Cole  Nathaniel  W.,  (Cole  4-  Haskell)  dwl  721 
Shotwell 

Cole  Nicholas,  wheelwright  with  M.  Nicholson,  dwl 
Bryant  nr  Ninth 

Cole  N.  P.,  (N.  P.  Cole  &  Cn.)  dwl  912  Pine 

COLE  N.  P.  &  CO.,  (0.  W.  Mcrriam)  importers, 
manufacturers  and  jobbers  furniture,  220-226 
Bush 

COLE  R.  BEVERLY,  physician  and  professor  Med- 
ical Department  University  Pacific,  office  and 
dwl  16  Geary 

Cole  R.  E.,  dentist,  office  SW  cor  Clay  and  Kearny, 
res  Oakland 

Cole  Robert,  porter,  dwl  N  s  Quinn  nr  Valencia 

Cole  S.  M.  Co.,  (Virginia  City,  Nev.)  office  121 
California 

Cole  Thomas  Jr.,  ticket  agent  Kansas  City,  St.  Jo- 
seph and  Council  Blutfs  R.  R.,  office  J06  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  509  Leavenworth 

Cole  William,  carpenter.  A\\\  32  Fourth 

Cole  &  Haskell,  (Nathatiiel  W.  Cole  and  Phineax 
Haskell)  doors,  windows  and  blinds,  439   Bran 

Coleman  Alonzo  N.,  merchant,  bds  Lick  House 

Coleman  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  Green's  Court  nr 
Howard 

Coleman  Charles,  hairdresser,  dwl  26  Silver 

Coleman  Charles,  liquor  saloon,  502  Kearny,  dwl  774 
Mission 

Coleman  Charles,  (H.  Bash  &  Co.)  dwl  SW  cor 
Sixth  and  Mission 

Coleman  Charles  C,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 
dwl  217  Third 

Coleman  Charles  H.,   hairdresser  with   H.   Lewis, 

dwl  Pacific  Hotel 
Coleman  Coleman,  jeweler  with  Wm.  Baehr  &  Co., 
dwl  87  Everett 


Coleman  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  24  Howard  Court 
Coleman   Daniel,  waiter  with  A.  A.  Jennings,  dwl 

12  Hunt 
Coleman  Daniel  H..  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

Brannan  and  Gilbert 
Coleman  David,  di'ayman,  dwl  SE  cor  Drumm  and 

Oregon 
Coleman  David,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Coleman  David  M.,  bookbinder  with  E.  Bosqui   & 

Co.,  dwl  1415  Hyde 
Coleman  David  E.,  shipsmith,  706   Front,  dwl  517 

Ellis 
Coleman  Dennis,  helper  Risdon   Iron   Works,   dwl 

266  Clementina,  rear 
Coleman  Dennis,  shoemaker  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl  S 

8  Hayes  bet  Polk  and  Larkin 
Coleman'Ezra,  {Wulton  S^-  C)  121  Main 
Coleman  Frederick,  shoemaker,  dwl  829  Vallejo,rear 
Coleman  George  P.,  assistant  librarian  Mechanics' 

Institute  library,  27  Post 
Coleman  Henry,  biitcher  with  John  Y.  Wilson  & 

Co.,  dwl  SE  cor  Bush  and  Polk 
Coleman  Henrv  R.,   salesman  with  A.  L.  Bancroft 

&  Co.,  dwf  .517  Ellis 
Coleman   Hyman,     expresswagon,  NW  cor  Fourth 

and  Mission,  dwl  87  Everett 
Coleman  James,  laborer  JPAwa.  Iron  Works,  dwl  Ws 

Alabama  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Coleman  James,  mason,  dwl  Twelfth  Avenue  bet   P 

and  Q,  South  S  F 
Coleman  James,   packer  with   Helbing  &  Straus, 

dwl  15  Geary 
Coleman  James  H.,  (Coleman  &   Olvera)   dwl  431 

Sutter 
Coleman  James  S.,  clerk,  dwl  118  Freelon 
Coleman  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  Noe  bet  Fourteenth  and 

Fifteenth 
Coleman  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Geneva 

and  liiannan 
Coleman  John,  laborer,  dwl  12^  Clinton 
Coleman  John,  watchman  with  Lyon  &.  Co.,  dwl  145 

Jessie 
Coleman  John,  woodturner  with  N.  P.  Langland, 

dwl  1328  Broadway 
Coleman  John  E.  W.,   house  and  signpainter,  924 

Folsom 
Coleman  John  H.,   collector  Alta  California,  dwl 

1415  Hyde 
Coleman  John  W.,  stockbroker,  office  104J   Leides- 

doitf,  res  Oakland 
Coleman  Joseph,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  N  s  Boyd  nr  Chesley 
Coleman  Joseph  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  636  Stevenson 
Coleman  Lonis,  cigars,  dwl  14  Eddy 
Coleman  Michael,   laborer,   dwl  S  s  Diamond  bet 

Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Coleman  M.  M.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  13  O'Fairell 
Coleman  Monis,  fancy  goods,  dwl  26  Silver 
Coleman  Patrick,  helper  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

133  Clara 
Coleman  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  11  Clara 
Coleman  Simon,   bootmaker  with    Buckingham   &l 

Hecht,  dwl  29  Lafayette 
Coleman  Simon,  shoemaker,  dwl  26  Silver 
Coleman  Thomas,  dwl  512  Filbert 
Coleman  Thomas,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  N  6  Boyd  nr  Chesley 
Coleman  Thomas,  teamster  with  George  L.  Dillon, 

dwl  Green  nr  Jones 
Coleman  William,  cook,  dwl  603  Brannan 
Coleman  William,  laborer  with  George   &  Rogers, 

dwl  Chicago  Hotel- 
Coleman  William  J.,  longshoreman,  dwl  NW  cor 

Davis  and  Broadway 
COLEM.AN  WILLIAM  T.,  office  SW  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Front,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel  , 
COLEMAN  &  OLVERA,    (James   H.    Coleman 

and    Carlos    Olvera)   real  estate  agents,  528 

Montgomery 


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Coleman. — See  Colnian 

COLEMAN'S    CAL.    LINE    CLIPPER   SHIPS, 

office  8W  cor  Front  and  California 
Coles  Ansel  E.,  merchant,  dwl  137  Third 
Coles  George  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  »  Ivy  Avenue 

ber,  Gough  and  Franklin 
Coles  Thorn,  eiifiineer  Commercial  Flour  Mill,  dwl 

SE  cor  Fifth  and  Harrison 
Coles  William  L.,  silversmith  with  W.  K.  Vander- 

slice  &  Co.,  dwl  6  O'Farrell 
Colette  Henri,  porter  with  Chassagne  & Denaveanx 
Colgau   Charles.   fCouriiecrt,  <fc   UoJ  dwl  NW  coi' 

Harrison  &  Dora 
Colgiin  Francis,  laborer  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 

North  Point  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Colgan  John,  tireman,  dwl  3G  Natoma 
Colger  J.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Colier  J.  M.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Coll  Dennis,  laborer  with  Haste  &  Kirk,  dwl  lUOl 

Battery 
Coll  William  W.,  milkrancb,  W  s  San  Bruno  Road 

nr  Tweuty-eiglith  ■ 

Collard  Edward,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
COLLEGE  BUILDING,  Ns  Post  bet  Mont  and 

Kearny 
College  Homestead  Association,  office  306  Mont 
Collen  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  131  Perry,  rear 
Colleton  James,  porter  with  Tallant  &  Co.,  dwl  321 

Battery 
CoUett  Christopher,  bakery,  1223  Stockton 
CoUett  John,  baker  with  C.  Collett,  1223  Stockton 
Collett  Theodore  H.,  seaman,  dwl  S  a  Bryant  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
Colley  F.  A.,  salesman  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

dwl  721  Miirket 
Collicott  Jolin  A.,  blacksmith  with  Pollard  &.  Car- 

vill.  dwl  720  Folsom 
Collie  Alexander,  watchmaker,  607  Montgomery 
Collie   George,  f  Collie,  Stewart  &  Go. J   res  Aus- 
tralia 
COLLIE,  STEWART  &  CO.,  (George  Collie  and 

James  B.  M.  Stewart)  shipping  and  commission 

merchants,  office  NE  cor  Califoi'nia  and  Davis 
Collie  Thomson,  captain  schooner  Three  Brothers, 

dwl   127  Fremont 
Collie  William,  machinist,  dwl  54  First 
Collie  William  H.,  (Collie  &  Stewart)  dwl   140 

Sutter 
COLLIE  &  STEWART,  (William  H.  Collie  and 

Henry   Stewart)  florists  and  nurserymen,  S  8 

Post  bet  Broderick  and  Devisadero,  depot  118 

Sutter 
Collie.— See  Colly 

Collier  ITrederick,  mining  stocks,  office  620  Market 
Collier  Michael  C.,  steward  531  California,  dwl  52 

Everett 
Colligan  Andrew,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Kate  nr  Bryant 
Colligan  John,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 

S.  California 
Colligan  John,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Washington 

and  Gough 
Colligan    Terence,    laborer,    dwl  S  8  Vallejo  bet 

Hyde  and  Larkin 
Colligan  William,  gardener,  dwl  606  Third 
Collin  Charles,  liquor  saloon  NW  cor  Sausom  and 

Merchant 
Collin  Emma  Miss.,  tailoress,  dwl  1309  Pacific 
Collin  Henry,  merchant  tailor,  1309  Pacific 
Collin  Henry  Jr.,  plasterer,  dwl  1309  Pacific 
Collin  Henry  F.,  lather,  dwl  1309  Pacific 
Collin  Mary  A.  Miss,  tailoress,  dwl  1309  Pacific 
Collings  John,  Aurora  Restaurant,  132  Fourth 
Oollings  William,  carpenter,   dwl  Silver  Avenue 

nr  King 
Collings  William,   clerk  with  John  Collings,   132 

Fourth 
Collins   Albert  F.,  (Collins,    Wkeaton  &  Luhrs) 

dwl  1030  Jackson 
Collins  Albert  L.,  (Collins  Sr  iJro.;  dwl  206  Fifth 


Collins  Albertine,  boarding,  1311  Dupont 

Collins  A.  T.,  miner,  dwl  333  Bush 

Colhns  Barney,  hostler  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

dwl  510  California 
Collins  Benjamin,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  627 

California 
Collins  Benjamin  Jr.,  printer  with  Frank  Eastman, 

dwl  627  California 
Collins  Benjamin  R.,  (Collins  db  Lyons)  dwl  208 

Fifth 
Collins  Bernard,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Collins  C. ,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association,  234 

Sutter 
Collins  Charles,  fisherman,  dwl  10  Washington 
Collins  Charles  J.,  with  Western  Union  Telegraph 

Co.,  dwl  1304  Pine 
Collins  Charles  T.,  (colored)  pantryman  stmr  Ame- 
lia, C.  S.  Nav.  Co. 
Collins  Cornelius,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  Ser- 
pentine Av  nr  San  Bruno  Road 
Collins  Ci)rneliu8,  cook,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Collins  Cornelius  C,  bricklayer,  dwl  N  s  Natoma 

nr  Ninth 
Collins  D.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Collins  Daniel,   conductor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

316  Fourth 
Collins  Daniel  H.,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B. 

&  S.  Co.,  dwl  Grove  nr  Gough 
Collins  David,  laborer,  dwl  1332  Washington 
Collins  David,  master  mariner,  dwl  208  Fifth 
Collins  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  2  California,  rear 
Collins  Dennis,  varnisher,  dwl  104  Minna 
Collins  Dennis,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel,  dwl  21 

Stevenson 
Collins  Dennis  B.,  dwl  922  Pine 
Collins  Dennis  D.,  foreman  with  George  E.  Phe- 

lan,  dwl  216  Perry 
Collins  Douglas,  laborer  with  Perkins,  Flint  &  Co., 

dwl  N  8  Greenwich  bet  Sansom   and    Mont 
Collins  E.,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Collins  Edward,  barkeeper  with  William  Sullivan, 

dwl  777  Market 
Collins  Edward,  gasfitter,  dwl  433  Hinckley 
Collins  Edward,  longshoreman,  dwl  Greenwich  nr 

Montgomery 
Collins  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  5  Lick  Alley 
Collins  Frank,  laborer,  dwl  23  Vallejo 
Collins  Frederick  T.,  hatter  with  James  C.  Collins, 

dwl  1304  Pine 
Collins  George,  (colored)  brakeman  Southern  Pacific 

R.  R.,  dwl  5  Broadway 
Collins  George,  mariner,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Collins  George  A.,  blacksmith,  dwl  5  Broadway 
Collins  George  H.,  (Higgins  &  Co.)  res  Oakland 
Collins   Hannah,  (widow)    groceries  and   liquors, 

SW  cor  Stevenson  and  Ecker 
Collins  Henry   M.,    (colored)    janitor    Merchants' 

Exchange,  dwl  room  55 
Collins  J.   Clarence,    (Pacific  Youth  Publishing 

Co.)  dwl  1014  Washington 
Collins  James,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Collins  James,  boilermaker  Risdoulron  Works,  dwl 

11  Cleveland 
Collins  James,  carpenter  H,  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Collins  James,  laborer,  dwl  310  Fremont 
Collins  James,  painter,  dwl  60  Clementina 
Collins  James,  tailoi',  dwl  20  Card  Alley 
Collins  James,  wagoumaker,  dwl  245  Minna 
COLLINS  JAMES  C,  proprietor  Eagle  Hat  Store, 

627  Washington,  dwl  1304  Pine 
Collins  James  C.  Jr.,  clerk  with  James  C.  Collins, 

dwl  1304  Pine 
Collins  James  T.,  pressman  with  Cuddy  &  Hughes, 

dwl  N  8  Brannan  nr  Sixth 
Collins  James  W.,  furniture,  924  and  926  Market 
Collins  James  W..  stable  and  milk  depot,  18  Tyler 
Collins  J.  C,  dwl  331  Kearny 
Collins  Jeremiah,  hostler  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  Lyon 

bet  Geary  and  Post 


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Collins  Jeremiah  J.,  bootfitter,  dwl230  Jessie 
Collins  John,  bootblacki  SE  cor  Davis  and  Pacific, 

dwl  123  Jackson 
Collins  John,  brassfinislier  with  W.  T.  Garratt  & 

Co.,  dwl  16  Natoma 
Collins  John,  cnrrier  with  Fuucke  &  Wassermann, 

dwl  400  Seventh 
Collins  John,  engineer,  dwl  S  s  Shipley  bet  Seventh 

and  Eighth 
Collins  John,  expresswagon,  cor  Davis  and  Com- 
mercial, dwl  63  Stevenson 
Collins  John,  fireman,  dwl  116  Steuart 
Collins  John,  hairdresser  with  Stephen  G.  Brown, 

dwl  133  Perry 
Collins  John,  laborer,  dwl  21  Perry 
Collins  John,  laborer,  dwl  245  Fremont 
Collins  John,  laborer  Pacific  Oil  and  Lead  Works, 

dwl  902^  Folsom 
Collins  John,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Eleventh  and  Folsom 
Collins  John,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Collins  John,  machinist,  dwl  341  Shipley 
Collins  John,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Collins  John,  pressman  with  Cnbery  &  Co.,  dwl  S  s 

Vallejo  nr  Leavenworth 
Collins  John  A.,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  1107  Mason 
Collins  John  D.,  dwl  13'0'Farrell 
Collins  John  D.,  laborer  S.  F.  Wool  Exchange,  dwl 

AV  8  Gilbert  bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Collins  John   H.,  (colored)   jobber,   dwl   20   Scott 

Place 
Collins  Joseph,  turner,  dwl  74  First 
Collins  Joseph  C,  real  estate  agent,  ofl^ce  507  Mont 

gomery,  dwl  1609  Sutter 
Collins  Joseph  M.,  woodcarver,   dwl  First  Street 

House 
Collins  J.  W.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  wharf,  foot 

Second 
Collins  Kate  C,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  Mary  Rob- 
ertson, dwl  6  Minna 
Collins  Lucy  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  W  s  Fillmore  bet 

Bush  and  Pine 
Collins  Lyman  P.,  salesman  with  Samuel  Hill,  res 

Oakland 
Collins  Malvina,  (widow)  dressmaker,  32  Fourth 
Collins  Martin,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Collins  Martin,  plasterer,  dwl  S  s  Vallejo  bet  Leav- 
enworth and  Jones 
Collins  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  9  Carlos  Place 
Collins  Mary  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  20  Montgomery 
Collins  Michael,  butcher,  dwl  First  Av  nr  Kentucky 
Collins  Michael,  coachman,  dwl  29  Minna,  rear 
Collins  Michael,  driver    with    California    Powder 

Works  Co.,  dwl  S  s  Fourteenth  bet  Folsom  and 

Harrison 
Collins  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  270  Clementina 
Collins  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Broadway  bet  Larkin 

and  Polk 
Collins  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Vallejo  bet  Leav- 
enworth and  Jones 
Collins  Michael,  miller  with  Wheelan  &  Co.,  dwl 

York  bet  Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Collins  Michael,  plasterer,  dwl   W  b   Steiner  bet 

Eddy  and  Ellis 
Collins  Michael,  shoemaker,  dwl  530  Mission 
Collins  Michael,  teamster,  dwl  N  s  Broadway  bet 

Polk  and  Larkin 
Collins  Michael,  teamster,  dwl  S  a  Fourteenth  bet 

Harrison  and  Bryant 
Collins  Owen,  shoemaker,  dwl  Howard  bet  First 

and  Second 
Collins  P.,  fireman  steamer  Julia,  C.  S.  Nav.  Co 
Collins  Patrick,  drayman,  dwl  419  Stevenson 
Collins  Patrick,  hostler  Front  Street,  M.  and  O.  R. 

R.,  dwl  S  s  Bush  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Collins  Patrick,  hostler,  420  Pacific 
Collins  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Fern  Avenue  nr 

Van  Ness  Avenue 
Collins  Patrick,  longshoreman,  dwl  25  Louisa 
Collins  Patrick  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  428  Clementina 


Collins  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  W  8  Turk  nr  Twenty- 
fourth 
Collins  Peter  C,  driver  Steamer  No.  6,  S.  F.  F.  D., 

dwl  311  Sixth 
Collins  Peter  F.,  carpenter,  dwl  1621  Howard 
Collins  Pierre  F.,  nurse  French  Hospital 
Collins  Richard,  butcher  with  John  Y.  Wilson  &, 

Co.,  dwl  561  Mission 
Collins  Richard,  carpenter,  dwl  627  California 
Collins  Richard,   fireman  Mission  and  Pac.  Woolen 
Mills,  dwl  E  8  Minna  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fif- 
teenth 
Collins  Richard  W.,  dwl  112  Mason 
Collins  Robert,  clerk,  dwl  132  Fourth 
Collins  Rnfns,molder  Miners'  Foundry, dwl  37  Minna 
COLLINS  SALVIN  P.,  liquor  saloon,  323  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  729  Pine 
Collins  Samuel  M.,  carbuilder  N.  B.  and  M.  R.  R., 

dwl  444  Clementina 
Collins  Savory  W.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  827  Broadway, 

rear 
Collins  Silas  H.,  f  Coll  ins  &  Bro.j  dwl  206  Fifth 
Collins  Stevenson  P.,  cartman,  cor  Turk  and  Polk 
Collins  Thomas,  sailmaker  with  John  L.  Prior,  dwl 

27^  Fourth 
Collins  Thomas,  waiter  International  Hotel 
Collins  Thomas  W.,  deliverv  clerk  Western  Union 

Telegraph  Co.,  dwl  1304  Pine 
Collins  Timothy,  boathnilder,  N  s  Berry  bet  Third 

and  Fourth,  dw  3  Haggin 
Collins  Timothy,  brickmason,  dwl  414  Seventh 
Collins  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  .518  Mission 
Collins    Timothy,    printer,   dwl   W   s   Gilbert  nr 

Townsend 
Collins  Wallace,  machinist,  520  Market,  dwl  N  b  Ivv 

nr  Polk 
COLLINS,  WHEATON  &  LUHRS,  f Albert  F. 
Collins,    George    H.    WheatoH  and    Ni,:holas 
C.  Luhrs)  commission  merchants  and  wholesale 
provisions,  219  Fjont 
Colhns  William,  cook  Mt.  Hood  House,  43  Vallejo 
Collins  William,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Collins  William,  messenger,  dvpl  118  Geary 
Collins  William,  watchman  stm  Chrysopolis,  C.  S. 

Nav.  Co 
Collins    William,    watchman   S.   P.   R.   R.  Depot, 

dwl  E  s  Columbia  bet  Nineteenth  and  Solano 
Collins  William  J.,  bookkeeper  Western  Union  Tel- 
egraph Co.,  dwl  1304  Pine 
Collins  &■  Brothers,  (Silas  H.  and  Albert.  L.  Col- 
lins) teamsters,  pier  3  Steuart 
Collins  &  Lyons,  (Benjamin  R.  Collins  and  John 

Lyons)  teamsters,  pier  9  Steuart 
Collinson  Thomas,  fancy  dry  goods,  160  Third,  dwl 

14  Sherman 
Collis  William,  liquor  saloon  and  carpenter,  NE  cor 

Berry  and  Haggin 
CoUischonn  Charles,  clerk  with  Belloc  Freres,  dwl 

437  Fifth 
CoUison  James,    boilermaker,    dwl  E  s  Dora  nr 

Harrison,  rear 
Collison  John  A.,  coiner's  department  U.  S.  Branch 

Mint,  dwl  25  Stockton  Alley 
Collison  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  3'Cleaveland 
CoUner  John,  compositor  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl  437 

Minna 
Collopy   James,    bakery,    NW    cor    Shipley    and 

Sixth 
Colly  Joseph,  driver,  dwl  778  Harrison 
Collv  William,  special  policeman,  dwl  Seal  Rock 

lEouee 
Colly.— See  Collie 
Collver  Jacob,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl 

312i  Ritch 
Collyer  John,  dravman  with  Smith  &  Cutter,  dwl 

252  Perry 
Collyer  Michael,  cook,  dwl  52  Everett,  rear 
Collyer  Robert,  shoemaker,  dwl  138  Fourth 
Collyer  William,  shoemaker,  dwl  138  Fourth 


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Colinan  Aliiaham,  (CoJman  Bros.)  dwl  205  Powell 
COLMAX  AIMWELL  F..  druggist,  NE  cor  Geary 

and  Jones,  dwl  (iO~  Hvde 
COLMAN  BKOTHEl{S,VSo/omo;/,  Morrix,  Abra- 
ham  and    Charles)   importers   and    wholesale 

clotliing,  107  Battery,  and  retail  SW  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Busb,  and   SW  cor  Montgomery 

and  Waebington 
Colman  Charles,  (Colman  Bros.)  dwl  205  Powell 
Colinan  John,  woodturner,  dwl  1328  Broadway 
Colman  Morris,  (Colman    Bros.)  dwl  205  Powell 
Colman  Solomon,  tailor,  430  Pacific 
Colman  Solomon,  f  Colman   Bros.)  res   New  York 
Colman  William,  jnnkdealer,  dwl  120J  Welsh 
Colman. — See  Coleman 
Colmanu   Martin,   liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Pine  and 

Kearny,  dwl  639  Cnlifornia 
Colnan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  143  Natoma 
CololV  Hermann,  teacher  music,  dwl  914  Vallejo 
Coloniliat  Alfred,  weaver  with  M.    Etlinger,   dwl 

21i7  Stevenson 
Colomhat  Kosaiie  Mrs.,  laundry,  227  Stevenson 
Colombo  &   Co.,    (Chinese)   cigar   manufacturers, 

71.'>  Dupont 
Colonaio  Augustine,  waiter,  dwl  215  Broadway 
Colonization  and  Commercial  Co.,  Bolivia,  oUice  25 

Ellis 
Colorado  Steam   Navigation   Co.,  Edward  Norton 

agent,  office  610  Front 
Colqnhouu  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  150 

Tehama 
Colson  Edward  A.,  messenger  Custom  House,  dwl 

1112  Harrison 
Colstar  Cliarles,  mariner,  dwl  W  s  Spear  bet  How- 
ard and  Folsom 
Colt  Charles,  stockdealer,  dwl  668  Mission 
Colter  Andrew,   calker  Calkere'   Association,  713 

Mission 
Colter  Johnjrpoliceman,  City  Hall,  dwl  NW  cor 

Pine  and  Fillmore 
Colter  William,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,   dwl  cor 

Kentnckv  and  South 
COLTON  DAVID  D.,  attorney  at  law   and  real 

estate,  office  402  Montgomery,  dwl  SE  cor  Pine 

and  Mason 
Colton  Hairy,   actor  Alhambra  Theatre,   dwl   617 

Mission 
Colton  William,  laborer,  SW  cor   Harrison    and 

Eleventh 
COLTONS  BUILDING,  220  Third 
COLUMBIA  FOUNDRY,  Llewellyn  &   Co.  pro- 
prietors, 133  and  135  Beale 
Columbia  Hotel,  Mrs.   Agones  Brown  proprietress, 

741  Market 
Columbia  River  Manufacturing  Co.,  S.  W.  Backus 

secretary,  office  111  Washington 
Columbus  M.  Co.,    (Placer  county,  Cal.)   office  419 

Cal 
Columby  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  1.32  Folsom 
Colvin  Hugh  J.,  engineer  stm  No.  5,  S.  F.  F.  Dept., 

dwl  20  Morey  Alley 
Colvin  James  A.,  gaslitter  with  Thomas  Day,  dwl 

11-32  Greenwich 
Colvin  James  J.,  gasfitter  with  Thomas  Day,  dwl 

1132  Greenwich 
Colvin  John  J.,   clerk  Pacific  Museum,  dwl  732 

Union 
Colvin  Lydia,  dressmaker,  dwl  644J  Mission 
Colvin  Samuel,  fisherman,  dwl  S  s  Bay  bet  Kearny 

and  Dupont 
Colwell  David,  miner,  dwl  San  Jose  Road  nr  St. 

Mary's  College 
Colwell  James  MT  N.,  foreman  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore 

&  Co.,  dwl  616 Post 
Colwell  Wallace,  dwl  1030  Clay 
Comaich  Mattio,  expresswagou  cor  Washington  and 

Sansom,  dwl  606  Third 
Comb  Patrick,  hogranch    San    Bruno    Road    and 

Islais  Creek 


COMBES  JOHN  C,  wines  and  liquors,  "  7'e;rrt- 
piu  Lunch"  SE  cor  Second  and  Tehama 

Combs  Stephen,  longshoreman,  dwl  219  Folsom, 
rear 

Combs  William  S.,  manager  Educational  Dept.  A. 
L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  dwl  238  Stevenson 

Combs. — See  Coombs 

Comer  Bartlett,  laborer,  dwl  17  Sherwood  Place 

Comer  Hannah,  (widow)  dwl  419  Clementina 

Comerford  Arthur  D.,  dairyman  with  Thomas 
Stack,  dwl   Silver  Aveiuie  nr  San   Bruno  Road 

Comerford  E.  J.,  liquordealer,  dwl  12  Bagley 
Place 

Comerford  Michael,  dwl  Guerrero  nr  Twenty- 
seventh 

Comerford  Moses,  molder  with  J.  G.  lis,  dwl  S  s 
Water  nr  Mason 

Comerford  Patrick,  hostler  with  Crittenden  &-  Dal- 
ton,  dwl  642 J  Mission 

COMERFORD  PATRICK,  saloon,  SW  cor  Hyde 
and  Russell 

Comerford  William,  baker,  dwl  N  s  Oregon  bet 
Front  and  Davis 

Comerford. — See  Commerford 

Conies  Emanuel,  printer  with  Edward  Bosqui  &  Co., 
dwl  522  Filbert 

Cometti  Dominic,  clerk  with  Gilfillau  &  Hohen- 
schild,  dwl  745  Clay 

Comford  Jabez,  teamster,  dwl  NW  cor  Drumm  and 
Commercial 

Comings  John  H.,  clerk  with  Adams,  Blinn  &  Co., 
dwl  23  Minna 

Comins  P.  B.,  mechanic,  dwl  1067  Broadway 

Commary  John  A.,  painter,  dwl  1025  Harrison 

Commary  Prudent,  contractor  and  builder,  dwl 
1025  Harrison 

Comraer  Charles,  cigarmaker,  dwl  Howard  nr  New 
Montgomery 

COMMERCIAL  BUILDING,  NW  cor  Pine  and 
Battery 

COMMMERCIAL  FLOUR  MILLS,  Grosh  & 
Rutherford  proprietors,  NE  cor  First  and 
Natoma 

COMMERCIAL  HERALD  AND  MARKET  RE- 
VIEW, (weekly)  John  H.  Carmany  &  Co., 
publishers  and  proprietois,  office  409  Wash 

COMMERCIAL  PRINTING  OFFICE,  Francis  & 
Valentine  proprietors,  517  Clay 

COMMERCIAL  RECORD,  (triweekly)  Frederick 
R.  Voigt  publisher  and  proprietor,  office  33 
Merchants'  Exchange 

COMMERCIAL  UNION  ASSURANCE  CO., 
London  (fire)  G.  O'HaraTaatte  general  agent, 
office  NE  cor  California  and  Sansom 

Commerford  Edward,  bricklayer,  dwl  20  Harrison 
Avenue 

Commerford. — See  Comerford 

Commeseel  Herman  L.,  salesman  with  William 
Meyer  &  Co.,  dwl  718  Lombard 

Comminges  Aime,  cook,  dwl  S  s  Vallejo  bet  Dupont 
and  Stockton 

COMMINS  E.  &  CO.,  importers  and  jobbers,  wines 
and  liquors,  .505  Front 

Commins  Edward,  ^-£.  Commins  &  Co. y*  and  Super- 
visor Eleventh  Ward,  dwl  130  Eleventh 

Commins  John,  laborer  ,dwl  23  Minna,  rear 

Commins. — See  Cummings 

COMMISSIONER  IMMIGRATION  State  of  Cali- 
fornia, office  321  California 

COMMISSIONER  INSURANCE  State  of  Califor- 
nia, office  SW  cor  California  and  Sansom 

COMMISSIONERS  CITY  HALL,  office  '432  Mont 

COMMISSIONERS  FISH,  office  401  Cal 

COMMISSIONERS  FUNDED  DEBT  1851,  office 
305  Sansom 

COMMISSIONERS  FUNDED  DEBT  1855,  office 
City  Hall 

COMMISSIONERS  HARBOR,  office  414  Mont 
gomery 


JONES,  PUIiLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Laces  and  Embroideries. 


REDINQTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Agents  for  Hall's  Hair  Konewer. 


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COMMISSIONERS   LAGUNA   SURVEY,    office 

603  VVashitiKton 
COMMISSIONERS    MARKET   STREET,  office 

410  California 
COMMISSIONERS  MONTGOMERY  AVENUE, 

office  I,  2  auil  3  Moiitttomevv  Block 
COMMISSIONERS    MONTGOMERY    STREET 

Sonlli,  office  415  Montgomery 
COMMISSIONERS  PILOT,  office  525  Front 
COMMISSIONERS  POLICE,  office  11   City  Hall 

first  Hoor 
COMMISSIONERS      SAILOR    BOARDING 

HOUSE.  (Marine  Board)  office  607  Front 
COxMMISSIONERSS.  F.  FIRE  DEPARTMENT, 

office  ~3  Kearny 
COMMISSIONERS  S.  F.  PARK,  office  3J0  Cal 
COMMLSSIOXERS  STREET  ASSESSMENT,  of- 
fice 606  Monttcomery 
COMMISSIONER  TIDE   LANDS,  office  SW  cor 

Clay  and  Kearny 
Como  &   Co.,    (Chinese)    cigarmanufacturere,   741 

Jackson 
Comonfort  Eiiward,  laborer   Cal.  Dry  Dock,  dwl 

Hnnter'e  Point 
Comonfort  John,  dwl  529  Valencia 
COMPAGNIE    DES    PRETS  A  LA    GROSSE, 
(Bottomary  Bond  Co.,  agency  of  )Belloc  Freres 
agents,  office  524  Montgomery 
Compas  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  3J6  Jackson 
Compton  L.  F.,  miller  Golden  Age  Flouring  Mills 

dwl  1-207  Clav 
Conistock  Arnold  M.,  fFennell  Sf  C.)  dwl  634  How 
Comstock  C.   C,  first  officer  P.  M.  S.  S.   Co.,  dwl 

Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Comstock  EuKene,  clerk  with  Brittau,  Holbrook  & 

Co.,  dwl  631  Howard 
Comstock  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  712  Pine 
Comstock  Oliver  P.,  carpenter,  dwl  111  Peiry 
Comstock  William,  waiter  with  F.  William  JKamps, 

NE  cor  California  and  Davis 
Comyn  Joseph, blacksmith  with  Thomas  McEneany, 

dwl  22  Taylor 
Comyns  John,  calker,  dwl    E  s  White  Place  nr 

i3ryant 
Comyns  Lawrence,  calker,   dwl  W  s  Gilbert  nr 

Townsend 
Comyns  Manrice,  calker,  dwl  525  Minna 
Coniighy  James,  laborer,  d  wl  S  s  Fallon  nr  Webster 
Conaban  Cornelius,  milkranch,  San  Jose  road   bet 

Five  and  Six  Mile  House 
Conaban  Francis,  (Conakaii  Sf  Brunt)  dwl  28  Mary 
Conaban  James,  tanner  with  Cornelius  O'Donuell, 

dwl  SW  cor  Seventh  and  Brannan 
Conaban  John,  farmer.  Lake  Merced 
Conaban  &  Brunt,  (Francis  Conahan  &    William 
N.  Brunt)  vanrVei,  SEcor  Howard  and  Seventh 
Conant  Augustus  F.,   teamster  with  Howe  <t  Hall, 

dwl  249  Stevenson 
Conant  Benjamin  H.,  dwl  725  Shotwell 
Conant  Charles  II.,  waterman,  dwl  126  Clara 
Conara  D.  Y.,  (widow)  dwl  821  Vallejo 
Conboy  John,  laborer,  dwl  1  McCormack 
Concordia  Club,  rooms  212  Sutter 
Concordia   Homestead  Association,  office  27   Mer- 
chant's Exchange 
CONDEE  GEORGE  M.,  secretary  Farmers'  and 
Mechanic's  Bank  of  Savings,  225  Sansom,  dwl 
E  8  Van  Ness  Av  nr  Broadway 
Condell  Joseph  D.,  bookkeeper  with  B.  McQuillan 

&  Son,  2U9  Leidesdorff 
Condit  Ira  M.   Rev.,  Chinese  Missionary,  dwl  800 

Stockton 
Condon  Edward,  teamster  with  R.  &  J  Morton 
Condon  Edward  B.,  photographer  with  Joseph  T. 

Silva,  dwl  1709  Mason 
Condon  Edward   H.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Lundy 

Lane,  Bernal  Hights 
Condon  Eliza  Miss,  seamstress  •with  Adolph  Muller, 
dwl  241  Minna 


Condon   Henry,  milkranch,   Point  Lobos  Road   nr 

Turf  House 
Condon  John,  fireman,  dwl  E  b  Beale  bet  Howard 

and  Folsom 
Condon  John,  helper  with  Walmsley  &  Smith,  dwl 

262  Clara 
Condon  John  D.,  cabinetmaker  with  William  G. 

Weir,  dwl  34  Hayes 
Condon   Kate  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Mrs  N.  Schar- 

owsky,  dwl  1712  Mason 
Condon  Maria,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  262  Cldra 
Condon  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  1712  Mason 
Condon  Morris,  porter  with  Wellman,  Peck  &  Co., 

dwl  .V)0  Tehama 
Condon  Patrick,  shoemaker,  dwl  NE  cor  Valencia 

and  Thirteenth 
Condon  Patrick,  shoemaker  with  John  Leddy,  dwl 

449  Tehama 
Condon  Richard  T.,  dwl  211  Prospect  Place 
Condon  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  116  .Steuait 
Condran   Patrick,  dairyman  with  Owen  Riley,  cor 

Valencia  and  Twenty-sixth 
Condron  John  H.,  salesman  with  L.  A.  Tolman,  dwl 

7  O'Farrell 
Cone  Frank   C,  patternmaker  Golden   State   Iron 

Works,  dwl  613  Mission 
Cone  Mattie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  728  Howard 
Cone  WiHiam  H.,  (Olmsted  &  (J.)  dwl  740  Six- 
teenth 
Conebay  James,  bricklayer    Bricklayers'  Associa- 
tion, 231  Sntter 
Coneo  Antonio,  cartman,  dwl  510  Sixth 
Conerty  Mary  A.,  (widow)  dwl  111  Silver 
Coney  Alexander,  broker,  dwl  1620  Wa.sliington 
Coney  Charles  W.  H.,  clerk  with  Steam  Paddy  Co., 

535  Clay,  dwl  254  Stevenson 
Coney  Hilan,  compositor  Figaro,  dwl  532  Merchant 
Coney  Leonard,  special  agent  Home  Mutual  Insur- 
ance Co.,  office  15  Merchants'  Exchange,  dwl 
SE  cor  Harrison  and  Park  Avenue 
Confidence  S.  M.  Co.,  (Gold  Hill  Nev.)  office  414 

California 
CONGDON  GEORGE,  real  estate  agent,  office  408 

California  room  1,  dwl  Brevoort  House 
Congdon   Henry   B.,  real  estate,  office  306  Mont- 

gomerv,  dwl  616  Third 
Congdon  J'oseph  H.,  bookkeeper  with  Miller  &  Co., 

dwl  530  Bush 
Congdon  Julia  Mrs.,  stewardess,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great 

Republic 
Congdon  Louise  C.  Mrs.,   dressmaker  with  Mrs.  F. 

Uznay,  dwl  615  Bush 
Conger  Benjamin  T.,  printer,  SW  cor  Clay  and 

Davis,  dwl  708  Howard 
Conift'  Peter,  boottreer  with  Buckingham  &  Hecht, 

dwl  N  s  Haight  nr  Gough 
Coukelman  J.  Mrs.,  dressmaking,  19  Geary 
Conklin  Frank, shoemaker  with  I.  M.  Weutworth 

&  Co.,  dwl  34  Hayes 
Conklin  Frank  G.,    (California  Glove    Co.)  416 

Battery 
Conkhu  Piatt,  (Cal.  Glove  Co.;  dwl  912  Howard 
Conklin  William  G.,  agent,  dwl  14  Geary 
Conklin  William  M.,  goldbeater  with  Snow  &  Roos 
Conkling  David,  (Parker,  Wattson  &  Co.)  dwl  16 

Rincon  Place 
Conkling  George  W.,    gents'    furnishing  goods,  610 

Market,  dwl  128  Eighth 
Conlan  Michael,  hacknian,  dwl  643  Post 
Conlan  Owen,  laborer,  dwl  905  Battery 
Conless  John,  hostler  Omnibus  R.  R.,  iwl  266  Clem- 
entina, rear 
Conley  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  Ns  Mission  nr  Ninth 
Conlev  Edward  A.,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Associa- 
tion, 234  Suiter 
Conley  James,  bootmaker  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl  552 

Mission 
Conley  James,   laborer  City  Paving  Co.,  dwl  449 
Jessie 


Insure  with,  the  PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO.  and  avoid  law  suits. 


C.  P  VAJNT  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Jewelry  and  Albums. 


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Couley  James,  laborer  with  E.  A.  T.  Gallagher,  dvvl 
College  Place  Jir  Hayes 

Conley  .Tames,  upholsterer,  dwl  W  a  Chattanooga 
nr  Twenty-tirst 

Conley  James  Jr.,  painter,  dwl  449  Jessie 

Conley  Jeremiah,  slioemaker,  dwl  5!23  Mission 

Conley  John,  dwl  418  Leavenworth 

Conley  John,  barkeeper  Occidental  Hotel,  dwl  10 
Silver 

Conley  John,  rartnian,  dwl  1120  Mission 

Couley  John,  expiesswagon,  dwl  Ws  Michigan  bet 
Shasta  and  Sierra 

Conley  John,  expressman,  dwl  Presidio  road  bet 
Filbert  and  Union 

Conley  John,  whitener,  dwl  11  Perry 

Conley  Mary,  machine  operator  with  Buckingham  & 
Hecht,  dwl  Vincent  nr  Union 

Conley  Micliael,  laborer,  dwl  16  Card  Alley 

Conley  Michael,  lamplighter  and  expressvvagon,  dwl 
E  8  York  nr  Solano 

Conley  Michael,  waiter,  dwl  414  Post,  rear 

Conley  N.  Thomas,  shoemaker,  dwl  318  Pacific 

Conley   Patrick,  fireman,  dwl  E  s  Beale  nr  Howard 

Conley  Terry,  stevedore  Lumber  Stevedores'  Asso- 
ciation, Barra's  Hall 

Conley  Thomas,  laborer  with  James  McDevitt,  dwl 
Ws  Sansom  nr  V'aliejo 

Conley  William,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 

Conley  William,  waiter,  dwl  834  Vallejo,  rear 

Conlie  Jolin  D.,  machinist  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl  410 
Folsom 

Conlitfe  James,  engraver,  dwl  636  Commercial 

Conlin  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  510  Minna 

Conlin  Frank,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  Boot 
and  Shoe  Co.,  dwl  735Brannan 

Conlin  James,  carpenter.dwl  N  s  Natoma  nr  Eighth 

Conlin  James,  laborer.  Laborers'  Protective  Benev- 
olent Association,  814  Howard 

Conlin  James,  special  policeman,  dwl  NW  cor  Pine 
and  Franklin 

Cor\\\ti  James,  f  Con/in  &  RobertsJ  Aw\   228   Minna 

Conlm  John,  fireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 

Conlin  John  C,  carpenter,  dwl  Ws  Seventh  nr  Har- 
rison 

Conlin  John  F.,  barkeeper  with  Thomas  Brady,  dwl 
150  Taylor 

Conlin  John  J.,  street  contractor,  oflSce  226  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  130  Clara 

Coniin  John  P.,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  cor 
Ninth  Av  and  M,  South  San  Francisco 

Conlin  Michael,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 
dwl  W  8  Gilbert  bet  Harrison  and  Townsend 

Conlin  Patrick,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 
dwl  34  Eddy 

Conlin  Patrick,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  & 
Hecht, dwl  Stevenson  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twen- 
tieth 

Conlin  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  old  San  Jo86  road  nr 
Twenty-sixth 

Conlin  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  240  Townsend 

Conlin  Thomas,  baker,  dwl  W  s  Shotwell  bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 

Conlin  Thomas,  metalroofer  with  Conlin  &  Roberts, 
dwl  228  Minna 

Conlin  Thomas,  musical  instruments  and  toys,  602 
Market,  dwl  119  Third 

Conlin  William,  laborer,  dwl  214  Broadway 

Conlin  &  Roberts,  (James  Con/in  and  John  C. 
Rolertsj  nietalroofers,  749  Mission 

Conlon  Bernard,  carrier  Monitor,  dwl  4  Sherwood 
Place 

Conlon  Frank,  laborer,  dwl  4  Sherwood  Place 

Conlon  Helen,  (widow)  (Brandt  &  C.J  dwl  320 
Minna 

Conlon  James  W..  packer  with  J.  A.  Folger  &  Co., 
dwl  6425  Mission 

Conlon  Julia,  (widow)  dwl  445  First 

Conlon  Mathew,  laborer  with  Klein  &  Block,  dwl 
316  Folsom 


Conlon  Patrick,  longshoreman,  dwl  16  Langton 
Conlon  Thomas,   baker  with  Patrick  F.  AIcGrath, 

dwl  103  Fifth 
Conlon  Thomas,  miner,  dwl  728  Market 
Conn  Francis,  foreman  with  Union  Pacific  Salt  Co., 

dwl  1113  Clay 
Conn  Frederic,  clerk  with  B.  F.  Barton  &  Co.,  dwl 

1113  Clay 
Connaghton  Martin  Mrs.,  (widow  (  dwl  E  s  Salmon 

nr  Pacific 
CONNECTICUT  MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE 

CO.,  (Hartford,  Conn.)  James  B.  Roberts  gen- 
eral agent,  ottice  315  California 
Conneflf  James,  extraman  Hose  Co.  No.  2,  S.  F.  F.  D. 
Connell    Anna,  bookbinder  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  dwl  786  Howard 
Connell  Charles,  conductor  Omnibus  Railroad 
Connell  Charles  F.,  laborer,  dwl  352  Third 
Connell  Daniel,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Connell   Daniel,  compositor  Morning  Call,  dwl  768 

Howard 
Connell  David,  carrier  Golden  City,  dwl  Vande- 

water  nr  Powell 
Connell   Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Filbert  and 

Polk 
Connell  Dennis,  teamster,  pier  10  Steuart,  dwl  553 

Natoma 
Connell   Henry,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Connell  James  D.,  carpenter,  dwl  1028  Pacific 
Connell  John,  chief  steward    North    Pac.   Trans. 

Co's  S.  S.  Senator 
Connell  John,  clerk  San  Diego  Co.,  dwl    1032Mkt 
Connell  John,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl  59 

Jessie 
Connell  John,  laborer,  dwl  41  Louisa 
Connell  Joseph,   butcher  with  Daniel  Harris,  dwl 

13  Grand  Avenue 
Connell  J.  W.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Connell  M.,  junk  dealer,  1505  Stockton 
Connell  Mary,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  1032  Market 
Connell  Michael,  carrier  Morning  Call 
Connell  Michael,  fireman  stmr  Julia  C.  S.  Nav.  Co. 
Connell  Michael,   groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Folsom  and  Harriet 
Connell   Michael,   hostler  Potrero  and  Bay  View 

Railroad  Co.,  dwl  W  s  Kentucky  nr  Sonoma 
Connell   Michael,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Kentucky  and 

Shasta 
Connell  Michael  J.,  pressman  with  M.  Weiss,  dwl 

59  Jessie 
Connell  Owen,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Connell  Philip,  bricklayer,  dwl  533  Natoma 
Connell  Theodore  J.,  clerk  with  Whittier,  Fuller  & 

Co.,  dwl  13  Grand  Avenue 
Connell  Thomas,  dwl  17  Third 
Connell  Thomas,  boilermaker,  dwl  SW  cor  Hamp- 
shire and  Twenty-third 
Connell  Thomas,  carpenter  with  Harbor  Commis- 
sioners,  dwl  E   s   Shotwell   bet  Twenty-third 

and  Twenty-fourth 
Connell  Timothy,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben,  As 

sociali'n.  814  Howard 
Connell   William,  laborer  with  George  Dougherty, 

dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
Connell. — See  Cornell 
Connells  Edward,  stevedore  Riggers  and  Stevedores' 

Association,  429  Pacific 
Connells  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  Ws  York  bet  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Connelly  Alexander,  seaman,  dwl  SW  cor  Market 

and  Steuart 
Connelly  Coleman,  laborer,  dwl  41  Jessie 
Connelly  Cornelias,  brakesman  Southern  Pac.  R.R. 
Connelly  Edward,  first  oflicer  Pac.  Mail  S.  S.  Co. 
Connelly  Edward,  hackdriver,  dwl  415  Brannan 
Connelly  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  122  Shipley 
Connelly  Frank,  laborer  Occidental  Hotel 
Connelly  James,  laborer,  dwl  216  Ritch 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Sewing  and  Embroidering  Silks. 


BBDIWGTOWS  FLAVOBING  EXTRACTS,  Articles  of  real  merit  and  worth  their  value. 


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Connelly  James,  mattressmaker  with  J.  P.  &.  H.  H. 

Sclmfer,  dwl  252  Cliira 
Connelly  James,  sailmaker,  dwl  518  Mission 
Connelly  James,  shoemaker,  dwl  555  Mission 
Connelly  Jei-emiah,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  523  Mission 
Connelly  John,  barkeeper  Occidental  Hotel 
Connelly  John,  cartman,  1040  Mission 
Connelly  Jolin,  express,  SW  cor  New  Montgomery 

and  Market,  dwl  80  Jessie 
Connelly  John,  hostler  with  Chester  D.  Lusk,  NW 

cor  Post  and  Stockton 
Connelly  John,  Liborer,  dwl  260  Jessie 
Connelly  John,  laborer,  dwl  1008  Pacific 
Connelly  John,  waiter  S.  S.  California,  North  Pac. 

Trans.  Co 
Connelly  John  D.,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

214  Broadway 
Connelly  Lawrence,   driver  N.  B.  and  M.  R.  R., 

dwl  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Brannan 
Connelly  M.,  blacksmith  helper  Pacific  Rolling  Mill 
Connelly  Margaret  Miss,  nurse  with  Robert  B.  But- 
ler, dwl  511  Mission 
Connelly  Margaret  Mrs.,  (Raschen  &  C.j  dwl  16 

Ritch 
Connelly  Martin,  junk  dealer,  dwl  N  s  Brannan  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
Connelly  Martin,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

50  Jessie 
Connelly  Martin,  ('Connelly  &  Pridey)  dwl  237 

Clara 
Connelly  Michael,  blacksmith  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  37  Baldwin  Court 
Connelly  Michael,  cartman,  cor  Tyler  and  Baker 
Connelly  Michael,   hostler  Central  R.  K.,   dwl  Ns 

Brannan  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Connelly  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  243  Minna,  rear 
Connelly  Michael,  laborer,  SW  cor  Hampshire  and 

Twenty-second 
Connelly  Michael,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Co 
Connelly  Michael,  porter  Occidental  Hotel 
Connelly  Michael,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
Connelly  Michael,   workman  Beale  Street  Planing 

Milf,  dwl  126  Fourth 
Connelly  Nicholas,  butcher,  dwl  Haight  bet  Octavia 

and  Laguna 
Connelly   Owen,   butcher,   dwl    cor    Laguna   and 

Waller 
Connelly    Patrick,   carpenter  H.   C.   League,    128 

Kearny 
Connelly  Patrick,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's 

S.  S.  Senator 
Connelly  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  23  Ritch,  rear 
Connelly  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  47  Natoma 
Connelly  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  51  Shiplej' 
Connelly  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  139  Shipley 
Connelly  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  178  Clara,  rear 
Connelly  Patrick,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Connelly  Patrick,  miner,  dwl  444  Sixth 
Connelly  Patrick  B.,  porter,  7  Montgomery,  dwl 

3G9  Jessie 
Connelly  Patrick  J.,  waiter  with  John  Reagan,  dwl 

133  Tehama 
Connelly  Peter,  contractor,  dwl  1011  Market 
Connelly  Terence,  longshoreman,  dwl  37  Minna 
Connelly  Thomas,  carpenter  H.   C.  League,   128 

Kearny 
Connelly  Thomas,  harnessmaker,  dwl  S  8  Hayes  bet 

Laguna  and  Buchanan 
Connelly  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  728  Market 
Connelly  Thomas,  laundryman  with  B.  A.  Portal, 

dwi  1142  Folsom 
Connelly  Thomas,  tanner  with  CorneliuB  O'Don- 

nelf,  dwl  606  Third 
Connelly  Thomas  M.,  shoemaker,  dwl  320  Pacific 
Connelly  Timothy,  Enterprise  Saloon,  NW  cor  First 

and  Stevenson,  dwl  E  s  Mission  nr  Twenty-first 
Connelly  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  616  Battery 
Connelly  William,  laborer,  dwl  311  Seventh 


Connelly  &  Pridey,  (Martin  Connelly   and  John 

Pridey  J  wood  and  coal,  1068  Howard 
Connelly. — See  Connolly 
Connely  David  W.,  S.  F.  Park  Commissioner,  ofiice 

320  California 
Conner  David,  cartman,  dwl  W  s  Larkin  nr  Geary 
Conner  Henry,  bookkeeper  with  Edward  Martin  & 

Co.,  dwl  S06  Green 
Conner  James  F.,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Conner  John,  mariner,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and 

Dupont 
Conner  John,  lumber  surveyor,  dwl  68  Minna 
Conner  John  E.,  musician,  dwl  Bella  Union 
Conner  John  W.,  real  estate  agent,  oflice  604  Mer- 
chant, dwl  504  Second 
Conner  Nell  Miss,  dressmaker  with   Mi's.  N.   C. 

Noyes,  dwl  214  Second 
Conner  R.  T.,  sailmaker,  dwl  420  Powell 
Conner  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  2  Lincoln  Place 
Conner  William  G.,  extraman  Hose  Co.  No.  2,  S. 

F.  F.  D 
Conner  William  T.,  pressman  with  Francis  &  Val- 
entine, dwl  515  Sacramento 
Conners  Bridget,   (widow)    furnished    rooms,    216 

Minna 
Conners  Daniel,   fireman    steamer    Alameda,   dwl 

Twelfth  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Conners  David,  longshoreman,  dwl  19  Frederick 
Conners  Dennis,  laborer  with  Hancock  &,  Kelso 
Conners  Frank,  quartermaster  P.  M.  S  S.  Colorado 
Conners  James,  horsetrainer,  dwl  325^  Bush 
Conners  James,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Conners  Jeremiah,  stonecutter  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint 
Conners  John,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Conners  John,  (Murphy  Sc  C.)  dwl  430  Shipley 
Conners  Joseph,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Conners  Martin,  bootmaker  with  I.   M.  Wentworth 

&  Co.,  dwl  12  Hunt 
Conners  Michael,  cook  City  Hotel 
Conners  Patrick,   laborer,    dwl  Green's  Court  nr 

Howard 
Conners  Robert  T.,  carpenter,  dwl  336  Ritch 
Conners  Thomas,  driver  Market  Street  R.  R.,  dwl 

Nineteenth  nr  Valencia 
Conners  Thomas,  laborer  S.  V.  Water  Works 
Conners  Timothy,  hostler  Central  R.  R.  Stables,  dwl 

Brannan  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Conners  W.,  cooper  Pacific  Barrel  &  Keg  Co.,  dwl 

N  8  Gilmore  nr  Kentucky 
Conners  William,  shoemaker  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl 

NE  cor  Market  and  Valencia 
Connertou  Matthew,  boarding,  SE  cor  Sansom  and 

Vallejo 
Connerton  Thomas,  porter,  dwl  608  Greenwich 
Connery  Otis,  longshoreman,  dwl  1 12  Steuart 
Conness  John,  drayman  with   Baker  &  Hamilton, 

dwl  216  Minna 
Conness  John,  musician,  dwl  920  Montgomery 
Conness  John,  stevedore,  dwl  1001  Battery 
Conness  Lawrence,  bricklayer,  dwl  N  8  Parker  nr 

Columbia,  Bernal  Hights 
Conness  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  14  Harlan  Place 
Couniham  John,  tanner,  dwl  N  s  Santa   Clara  nr 

Carolina 
Conniham  Patrick,  tanner,  dwl  N  s  Santa  Clara  nr 

Carolina 
Connolly  Arthur,  laborer  with  William  Kerr,  dwl 

903  Battery 
Connolly    Bernard,    metalroofer    with    Conlin    & 

Roberts 
Connolly  Charles,  hostler  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

13)  Perry 
Connolly  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  Es  Main  nr  Harrison 
Connolly  Edward,  driver  with  Smith  &  Smith,  dwl 

342  Brannau 
Connolly  Edward  A.,  bricklayer,  dwl  618  Larkin 
Connolly  James,  seaman  S.  S.  Idaho,  North  Pac. 

Trans.  Co 
Connolly  James,  waiter  Union  Club 


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CONNOLLY  JAMES,  wines  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

Powell  and  Market,  dwl  5  O'Farrell 
Connolly  James  E.,  calker  Calkers'  Association,  713 

Mission 
Connolly  James  H.,  sailmaker  with  Wood  &  Rey- 
nolds, dwl  727  Minna 
Connolly  John,  laborer  S.  Pifc  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 
dwl  1160  Folsom 

CONNOLLY  JOHN,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Kearny 

and  Bush,  dwl  3.>  Tyler 
Connolly  John,  teamster  with  R.  &,  J.  Morton 
Connolly  John  D.,  lamplighter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co., 

dwl  240  Green 
Connolly  John   J.,    carriageblacksmith,    dwl    1223 
Stockton 

Conuollv  Joseph,  saw^'er  with   R.   H.  Orton,  dwl 
34  JEddy 

Connolly  Michael,  wagon,  dwl  Twenty-seventh  nr 
Vermont 

Connolly  Nicholas,  packer  with  Wheelan  &.  Co., 
dwl  SW  cor  Haight  and  Octavia 

Connolly   Nicliolas,  packer  with  Wheelan   &  Co., 
dwl  cor  Webster  and  Kate 

Connolly   Patrick,  driver  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 
dwl  Harrison  nr  Sixth 

Connolly  Patrick,  hostler  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  16 
Jessie 

Connolly  Patrick,  physician,  dwl  904  Kearny 

Connolly  Peter,  policeman,  City  Hall,  dwl  17§  Fifth 
Avenue 

Connolly  Thomas,  laborer  South  Point  Warehouse, 
dwl  32.")  Bryant 

Connolly  Thomas,  poultry,  eggs,  etc.,  9  and  11  San 
Francisco  MarKet,  dwl  920  Howard 

Connolly  William,  laborer.  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  As- 
sociation, 814  Howard 

Connolly  William,  planer  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe,  dwl 
606"Thi!-d 

Connolly   William  J.,  note  teller  Hibernia  Savings 
and  Loan  Bank,  dwl  417  Bryant 

Connolly. — See  Connelly 

Connor  B.  hackman,  Plaza 

Connor   Charles  Robert,  auctioneer,  dwl  533  Com- 
mercial 

Connor  David,  marble  polisher,  dwl  608  Market 

Connor  Dennis,  baker  with  James  Donnelly,  dwl 
529  Mission,  rear 

Connor  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  317  Tehama 

Connor   Francis,  captain  S.  S.  Senator,  North   Pac. 
Trans.  Co.,  dwl  560  B^olsom 

Connor   Hugh,  barkeeper  with  Owen  Gill,  dwl  64 
Natoma 

Connor  James,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Connor  James,  laborer  with  Hancock  &,  Kelso 

Connor    James,    shoemaker,   dwl    Leidesdorfi'    nr 
Sacramento 

Connor  James  H.,  steward  S.  S.  Oriflamme,  North 
Pac.  Trans.  Co 

Connor  John,  deck  hand  steamer  Salinas,  Washing- 
ton Street  Wharf 

Connor  John,  gardener  with  W.  H.  L.  Barnes,  dwl 
W  8  Fillmore  bet  McAllister  and  Fulton 

Connor  John,  laborer  S.  S.   Oriflamme,  North  Pac. 
Trans.  Co 

Connor  John,  laborer  with  Hancock  and  Kelso 

Connor  John  C,  boilermaker  Miners'  Foundry,  dwl 
11  Minna 

Connor  John   E.,  blacksmith  with  Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  305  Fifth 

Connor  John  Irvine,  carpenter,  dwl  618  Larkin 

Connor  John  J.,  fM.  Levi  &  Co. J  921  Market 

Connor  John  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  181  Jessie 

Connor  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Illinois  nr  Hum- 
boldt 

Connor  L.,  bricklayer.  Bricklayers'  Association,  234 
Sutter 

Connor  L.,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.  S. 
Pacific 

Connor  Lawrence,  shoemaker,  dwl  163  Minna 


Connor  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  722  Howard 
Connor  Martin,  porter  with  P.  Gilleran  &  Bro.,  dwl 

19  Downey 
Connor  Mary  A.,  (widow)  dwl  140  Natoma 
Connor  Michael,  engineer,  dwl  311  Ritch 
Connor  Owen,  laborer  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  26  St.  Clair 
Connor    Patrick,   boatman    Vallejo   Street  Wbarf, 

dwl  SW  cor  Vallejo  and  Davis 
Connor  Patrick,  clerk   Headquarters  Military  Divi- 
sion Pacific,  703  Market,  dwl  115034  Folsom 
Connor  Patrick,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  43  Ecker 
Connor  Patrick,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  120  Peri'y 
Connor  Peter,  tiremaa  S.    S.  Moses  Taylor,  North 

Pac.  Trans.  Co 
Connor   Simon  P.,  f Sweeny  db  C.J  dwl   NE   cor 

Montgomery  and  Bush 
Connor  T.,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  works 
Connor  Thomas,  stonecutter,  dwl  741  Market 
Connor  Timothy,  dwl  1316  Hyde 
Connors  Bridget,   (widow)  dwl  521  Filbert 
Connors  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  SE  cor  Beale  and 

Folsom 
Connors  Dennis,  porter,  dwl  944  Jessie 
Connors  Edward,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

367  Clementina 
Connors  Hester  Mrs.,  janitor  Eighth  Street  Primary 

School 
Connors  John,  laborer,  dwl  .554  Natoma 
Connors  John,  stevedore   Riggers'  and  Stevedores' 

Association,  429  Pacific 
Connors  Patrick,  dwl  Ns  O'Farrell  nr  Laguna 
Connors  Patrick,  laborer  San  Francisco  Gas  Co 
Connors  Timothy,  dwl  333  Bush 
Connors  Timothy,  stairbuilder,  dwl  6  Cleaveland 
Connoway  Patrick,   laborer  Laborers'   Pro.   Ben. 

Association,  814  Howard 
Conrad  Andrew,   f Conrad  &    Mnltes)  dwl   6231 

Minna 
Conrad  Charles,  clerk,  dwl  S  s  Winters'  Lane  nr 

Mason 
Conrad  Chris.,  peddler,  dwl  532  Commercial 
Conrad  Christian,  clerk,  dwl  6  Margaret  Place 
CONRAD  DAVID,  wholesale  fruits  and  nuts,  NW 

cor  Front  and  Washington,  dwl  318  Fremont 
Conrad  George,  agent  Golden  Gate  Brewery,  dwl 

3  Hartman 
Conrad  Hellreigal,  bookkeeper,  dwl  2003  Powell 
Conrad  Henry,  fruits,  1105  Howard 
Conrad  Henry,  hairdressing  saloon,  159  Second 
Conrad  Henry,  tinsmith,  dwl  6  Margaret  Place 
Conrad  Henry,  (Campbell  &  C.)  dwl  65  Clementina 
Conrad  Herman,  plumber  with  Henry  Wempe,  dwl 

W  s  Jessie  nr  Fourth 
Conrad  William  A.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  Larkin  bet  Turk  and  Tyler 
Conrad  &     Mattes,    (Andrew    Conrad   and    John 

Mattes)  cabinetmakers.  E  s  Webb  nr  Sac 
Conrades  Ferdinand,  Antelope  Oyster  Saloon,  612 

Market,  dwl  5  Post 
Conradi   William,  clerk,  732  Washington,  dwl  617 

Lombard 
Conrady  Conrad    D.,    lumber    stevedore,    dwl    4 

Hardie  Place 
Conran  James,  plasterer  Plasterers'  Pro.  Associa- 
tion, 727  Market 
Conran  Thomas  L.,  woodturner,  407  Mission,  dwl  22 

Park  Avenue 
Conro   Cassius  M.,  (F.  D.  Conro  &  Son)  dwl  313 

Jones 
CONRO  F.  D.  &  SON,  (C  M.  Conro)    proprietors 

Golden  Age  Flouring  Mills,  717-721  Battery 
Conro    Frederick  D.,  (F.  D.    Conro   &   Son)  dwl 

NE  cor  Mason  and  Pacific 
Conro  Frederick    D.   Jr.,  clerk    with   Redintjton, 

Hostetter  &  Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  JIason  and  Pac 
Conro  George  A.,  bookkeeper  with  F.  D.  Conro  & 

Son,  dwl  NE  cor  Mason  and  Pacific 
Conroy  Bernard,   physician   and   accoucheur,  503 

Pacific 


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Conroy,  Cranly  &  Co.,  (James  Conroy,    Willinm 
Graiiiy  and  Patrick  Dceganj  etoneyard,  VV  b 
Cemetery  Av  bet  Post  and  Geary 
Conroy  Fian'cis,  blacksmith,  dwl  N  8  Broadway  nr 

Van  Ness  Avenue 
Conroy  James,  laborer,  dwl  Chenery  nr  Thirty-first 
Conroy  Juines,  (Conroy,   Cranly  &   Co.)  dwl  SE 

cor  California  and  Baker 
Conroy  John,  laborer,  dwl  6  Bartol  nr  Broadway 
Conroy  John,  farmer,  Ocean  House  Eoad  nr  Indus- 
trial School 
Conroy  Martin,  teamster  with  Dutton  &  Moore,  dwl 

065  Mission 
Conroy  Mii'hael,  painter,  dwl  458  Natoma 
Conroy  Michael,  watchman  with  L.  and  E.  Emanuel, 

dwl  9  Liberty 
Conroy  l\Iichael,  dwl  1912  Mason 
Conroy  P.,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
Couroy  Patrick,  hostler   Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  241 

Tehama 
Conroy  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  16  Taylor 
Contoy  Thomas,  longshoreman,  dwl  210  Pacific 
CONROY  &  O'CONNOR,  (Michael  J.  and  Thomas 
H.  0'  Connor )  importers  and  jobbers  metals  and 
hardware,  1(17-113  Front  and  204-214  Pine 
Considine  Edward,  butcher  with  William  Nagel, 

dwl  1513  Leavenworth 
Confcley  Matthew,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  As- 
sociation, 814  Howard 
Consolidated  Virginia  M.  Co.,  (Virginia,  Nev.)  office 

401  California 
Constable  John  L.,  civil  engineer,  dwl  1025  Mission 
Constant  Adolpb,  upholsterer,  dwl  314  Salter 
Constant  Florentine,  milliner,  314  Sutter 
Constant  Gillet,  (Castera  Jj-  C.)  dwl  1100  Stockton 
Constantin  John,  stock  broker,  office  14  Merchants' 

Exchange 
Constantin  John  &  Co.,  (Nicholas  Frank)  chop- 
house,  1403  Stockton 
Constantino  Nessi,  compositor  La  Voce  del  Popolo, 

dwl  1300  Dupont 
CONSTITUTION  HOTEL  and  Restaurant,  C.  H. 
Brickwedel,    proprietor,    NW    cor    First    and 
Bran nan 
Cont  Eugenie  Madam,  laundry,  dwl  1320  Kearny 
Contet    Alexander,    (Conlet    &    PlcgeJ  dwl   721 

Kearny 
Contet    &   Plege,    (Alexander   Contet   and   Louis 

Plef^e)  hatters,  721  Kearny 
CONTINENTAL  FIRE  INSORANCE  CO.,  (New 
York)  Everson  &.  Middlemiss,  general  agents, 
office  302  Sansom 
Continental  House,  519  Mission 
CONTINENTAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO.,  (New 
York)  H.  H.  Blake  &  Co.,  general  agents,  oUice 
302  Montgomery 
Contra  Costa  Ferry,  foot  of  Vallejo 
CONTRA  COSTA  LAUNDRY  ASSOCIATION, 
Hallett,  Birllett&  Dalton,  office  13  Broadway, 
branches  609  Commercial,  320  Pine,  744  Wash- 
ington, 677  Market,  Lick  House  and  cor  Second 
and  Howard 
Contra  Costa  Steam  Navigation  Co.,  office  S  s  Val- 
lejo nr  Davis 
Contrarez  Frank,  bootblack  with  John  Cook,  dwl 

Pacific  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Contreras  Angel,  tinsmith  with  John  Bohn,dwl  126 

Minna 
Contreras  Juan,  salesman,  dwl  267  Stevenson 
Convery  James,  marblepolisher  with  M.  Heverin, 

dwl  Tremout  House 
Convery  Patrick,  drayman,  dwl  SE  cor  Drumra  and 

Post,  dwl  N  s  Austin  bet  Franklin  and  Gough 
Conway  Bernard,  sample  rooms,  SW  cor  Seventh 

and  Mission 
Conway  Bernard,  laborer,  dwl  5  Natoma,  rear 
Conway  Bernard,  plasterer,  dwl  22  Clinton 
Conway  Bernard,  fireman,  dwl  133  Folsom 
Conway  Catherine,  real  estate,  dwl  557 J  Stevenson 


Conway  Cornelius,  expresswagon,  cor  Kearny  and 

Post,  dwl  N  8  Austin  bet  Fi-anklin  and  Gough 
Conway  David  W.,  capitalist,  dwl  Pacific  Club 
Conway  Edward,  President  San  Buenaventura  C. 

and  M.  Co.,  office  338  Mont,  dwl  620  Third 
Conway  Edward,  master  mariner,  dwl  602  Third 
Conway  Francis,  contractor,  dwl  86  Everett 
Conway  Francis,  laborer,  dwl  246  Beale 
Conway  Frank,  water  tender  S.  S.  Constitution,  P. 

M.  S.  S.  Co.,  dwl  10  Fifth  Avenue 
Conway  James,  tailor  with  Kennedy  &  Monell,  dwl 

S  s  Glover  bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Conway  James,  (Conway  &  Blaney)  dwl  227  .Jessie 
Conway    James    H.,   special  policeman,  dwl  E  s 

Gough  bet  Jackson  and  Washington 
Conway  James  M.,  engineer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore 

&.  "Co.,  dwl  40  First 
Conway  John,  barkeeper  with  Bernard  Conway, 

dwl  SW  cor  Seventh  and  Mission 
Conway  John,  bootmaker  with  Mason  &,  Taylor, 

dwl  1067  Market 
Conway  John,  hostler  with   William   Levey,    24 

Morton 
Conway  John,  laborer,  dwl  Vincent  bet  Union  and 

Gieen 
Conway  John,  milkranch,  dwl  N  s  Mission  bet 

Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
Conway  John,  wholesale  butcher,  dwl  W  8  Utah  bet 

Alameda  and  Sixteenth 
Conway  John  H.,  collector  with  Madison  &  Burke, 

dwl  706  Mason 
Conway  .John  T.,  (Donovan  &  C.)  dwl  313  Sixth 
Conway  Mary  E.,  (widow)  dwl  349  Clementina 
Conway  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  30  Ritch 
Conway  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  1217  Pacific 
Conway  Michael,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

244  Gilbert 
Conway  Michael,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Conway    Michael  G.,  hainessmaker,  767  JIarket, 

dwl  313  O'Farrell 
Conway  Morris,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Austin  nr  Gough 
Conway  Nicholas,  laborer  Risdou  Iron  Works,  dwl 

39  Minna 
Conway  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  66  Everett 
Conway  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  139  Minna 
Conway  Patrick,  laborer  with  Felix  O'Hanlon 
Convv'ay  Patrick,  laborer  with  Hancock  &,  Kelso 
Conway  Patrick,     milkranch,     dwl  Thirteenth  nr 

M,  South  San  Francisco 
Conway  Philip,  plasterer,  dwl  22  Clinton 
Conway  Richard,  shoemaker  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl 

NE  cor  Battery  and  Jackson 
Conway  Sarah  A.  Miss,  shoe  stitcher  with  Metropol- 
itan B.  and  S.  Co.,  dwl  244  Gilbert 
Conway  Thomas,  dwl  214  Stockton 
Conway  Thomas,  baker  with  Daniel  Bensinger,  dwl 

E  s  Howard  nr  Twentieth 
Conway  Thomas,  coupe,  dwl  N  8  Clay  bet  Hydeaud 

Leavenworth 
Conway  Thomas,  harnessmaker  with  Main  &.  Win- 
chester, dwl  cor  Hayes  and  Laguna 
Conway  William,  driver'Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl  Sec- 
ond Av  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Conway  William,  porter  with  J.  C.  Shorb,  125  San 
Conway   &.   Blaney,   (James   Conway  and  James 

Blaney)  liquor  saloons,  SW  cor  Mission   and 

Fouith  and  639  Market 
Conwell  Jane,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  C.  Jones,  dwl 

Frederick  nr  First 
Good  Ronald,  carpenter,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf 
Coogan  Annie,  (widow)  boarding  and  lodging,  34 

Minna 
Coogan  Thomas,  mason  Stonemasons  Ass'n,  NEcor 

Bush  and  Kearny 
Coogan  William  H.,  engineer,  dwl  426  Drumm 

Cook  ,  mariner,  dwl  26  Steuart 

Cook Capt.,  dwl  1007  Market 

Cook  Aaron,  (I.  Cook,  Bra.  ^  Co.)  dwl  N  8  Post 

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COOK  ALBERT  O.,  coal,  212  Clav,  dwl  921  How- 
ard 
Cook  Alexander,  blacUsmifh  with  Kimball  Manu- 

factuiiiiK  Co.,  dwl  28)i  Welsh 
Cook  Alexander  A.,  carriagepainter  with  Shute  &- 

Bro.,d\vl  907  Howard 
Cook   Aileron   M.,  fl.  &  A.  M.  Cook)  dwl  97 K 

Fifteenth 
Cook  Annie,  (widow)  liquor  ealoon,  SW  cor  Third 

and  Harrison 
Cook  Bernard,  carpenter,  dwl  Ns  Twenty-eixth  nr 

Guerrero 
Cook   Catherine,    (widow)    dwl    Twenty-sixth    nr 

Guei-rero 
Cook  Charles,  dwl  N  s  Lombard  bet  Leavenworth 

and  Jones 
Cook  Charles,  real  estate  agent,  office  647  Sacra- 
mento, dwl  1205  Union 
Cook  Charles  E.,  engineer  with  Deming,  Palmer  & 

Co.,  dwl  114  Sacramento 
Cook  Charles  M.,  dwl  211  Stevenson 
COOK  CLARISSA  MRS.,  hair  jewelry,  519  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  W  8  Yeiba  Bueua  nr  Sacramento 
Cook   Clark  W.,  shoemaker  with  J.  T.  Burr,  441 

Bush 
Cook  Daniel,  dwl  709  Mission 
Cook  David  S.,  (Bryant  &  C.)  res  San  Mateo 
Cook  Edmond,  modeler  with  Sliute  &  Bro.,  dwl  SW 

cor  Tehnma  and  Second 
Cook  Edward,  machinist,  dwl  Central  Ocean  House 

Road  nr  Toll  Gate 
Cook  Edward  H.,  storekeeper  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great 

Republic 
Cook  Eldridge  G.,  grocer,  dwl  433  Seventh 
Cook  Eli,  deputy  superintendent  streets,    dwl  611 

Turk 
Cook  Elislia,  (Cook  &  AxtellJ  attorney  at  law,  oflSce 

729  Montgomerv,  room  I,  dwl  934  Howard 
Cook  Fayette,  bricklayer,  dwl  429  Turk 
Cook  Ferdmand  H.,  blacksmith  with  Shute  &  Bro., 

dwl  15  Stockton 
Cook  Francis  A.  Miss,  physician,  office  and  dwl  1020 

Stockton 
Cook  Frederick,  blacksmith,  dwl  15  Stockton,  rear 
Cook   Frederick,  laborer  with   Francis  W.  Arnold, 

dwl  S  B  Chamber  nr  Front 
Cook  George,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Cook  George  G.,  engineer,  dwl  SE  cor  Front  and 

Broadway 
Cook  Hem  y,  attorney  at  law,  office  32  Exchange 

Building,  dwl  105^  Freelon 
Cook  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  E  a  Second  Av  bet 

Sixteenth  and  Seveuteenth 
Cook  Henry,  cook  Spring  Valley  W.  W.,  San  Jose 

Road  nr  Six  Mile  House 
Cook  Hiram  B.,  clerk  Tax  Collector's  Office,  City 

Hall,  dwl  1517  Tavlor 
Cook  Horatio  N.,  (M.  M.  Cook  Sf  Sons  J  dwl  729 

Bush 
COOK  I.  &  A.  M.,  Puget  Sound  and  redwood  lum- 
ber, pier  2^  Steuart 
COOK  I.  BROTHER  &  CO.,  fJohnA.and  Aaron 
Cook)  importers  dry  goods,  18  and  20  Battery 
Cook  Ira,  warehouseman  Subsistence  Department 

U.  S.  A.,  dwl  7  Caroline 
Cook  Isaac,  (I.  Jj-  A.  M.  Cook)  dwl  NW  cor  Pul- 
ton and  Laguna 
Cook  Isaac,  (I.  Cook,  Brother  &  Go.)  dwl  731  Geary 
Cook  J.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Cook  Jaci)b,  dwl  S  s  Tehama  nr  Ninth 
Cook  Jacob,  billposter  with  Keyt  &  Co.,  dwl   129 

Jackson 
Cook  James,  engineer  India  Rice  Mill,  dwl  725 

Harrison 
Cook  James  H.,  plasterer,  dwl  124  Seventh 
Cook  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  4  Card  Alley 
Cook  John,  carpenter,  419  and  412  Pine 
Cook  John,  cook  with  M.  B.  Moraghan,  dwl  cor 
Spring  and  Summer 


Cook  John,  drayman  SE  cor  Front  and  Sacramento, 

dwl  131 1  Jackson 
Cook  John,  fireman  stm   No.  7,    S.   F.  F.   D.,  dwl 

Engine  House  N  s  Sixteenth  nr  Valencia 
COOK  JOHN,  hairdressing  saloon,  333  Bush,  dwl 

710  Busii 
Cook  John,  mariner,  dwl  302  O'Farrell 
Cook  John,  pantryman,  538  Clay,  dwl  S  s  Minna  nr 

Second 
Cook  John,  sawyer,  dwl  2  Louisa 
Cook  John,  waiter,  dwl  1107  Kearny 
Cook  John  A.,  (1.  Cook,  Brother  dt    Co.)  res  New 

York 
Cook  John  H.,  game  and  poultry,  48  and  49  Wash- 
ington Market,  dwl  1521  Mason 
Cook  Joseph,  musician,  dwl  1808  Powell 
Cook  Kate,  (widow)  dwl  529  Bryant 
Cook  Lewis,  merchant,  dwl  435  Green 
Cook  Marcus  M..  f^f.  M.  Cook  <&  Co.)  dwl   SW  cor 

Pierce  and  Bush 
Cook    Margaretiia,    (widow)    dwl    Broderick    bet 

Hayes  and  Grove 
Cook  Martin,  hairdresser,  648  Commercial 
Cook  Martin,  laborer  with  E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  dwl 

47  Sacramento 
Cook  Mary  F.,  (colored)  (widow)  dwl  7  Card  Alley 
Cook  Mary  M.,  (widow)  boarding  and  lodging  SE 

cor  Third  and  Mission 
Cook   M.   E.,   policeman,   dwl  SW  cor  Sixth  and 

Howard 
Cook  M.  M.,  (widow)  dwl  1517  Taylor 
Cook  M.  M.&  Co.,  (Henry  A.  H'jc/i^y  groceries  and 

liquors,  SW  cor  Pierce  and  Bush 
COOK  M.  M.  &  SONS.,  (Horatio  N.  and  Sydney 

P.  Cook)  manufacturers  leather  hose,  belting, 

etc.,  NW  cor  Battery  &  Broadway 
Cook  M.  S.,  hay  and  grain,  Point  Lubos  Road  nr 

Toll  Gate 
Cook  Napoleon  B.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &Halev, 

dwl  1923  Howard 
Cook  N.  L.,   compositor  Alta   California,  dwl  815 

Stockton 
Cook  Peter,  carpenter,  dwl  27  Brooks 
Cook  Peter,  compositor  with  Bacon  &  Company,  dwl 

1324  Polk 
Cook  Philip,  steward  P.  M,  S.  S.  Montana 
Cook  Richard,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Cook  Ronald,  shipwright  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  wharf, 

dwl  16  Stanford 
Cook  Sidney  P.,  C.\f.-¥.  Cook   &    Sons)  dwl  1517 

Taylor 
Cook  Theodore  T.,  bookkeper  with  Samuel  E.  Oak- 
ley,dwl  N  8  Lombard  bet  Jones  and  Leaven- 
worth 
Cook    Thomas,  barkeeper  with  John   Maher,  NE 

cor  Dupontand  Geiry 
Cook  Thomas,  compositor  with   Spalding  &  Barto, 

dwl  648  Mission 
Cook  Thomas  Holmes,  wellsinker,  dwl  SW  cor  Pa- 
cific and  Devisadero 
CookThomas  J.,  laborer  California  Mills,  dwl  229 

Natoma 
Cook  Tliomas  M.,  office  321  Front,  dwl  1054  Howard 
Cook  Walter  Herbert,  clerk  with  Charles  E.  Barry, 

dwl  1517  Taylor 
Cook  William,  carpenter  St.  Mary's  College,  dwl  N 

8  Twenty-sixth  nr  Guerrero 
Cook  William,  cook,  dwl  SW  cor  Clara  and  East 
Cook  William,  laborer,     dwl  Sixteenth  Av  nr  Q, 

South  San  Francisco 
Cook  William,  special  policeman,  dwl  1142^  Market 
Cook  William,  upholsterer,  dwl  113  William 
Cook  William  A.,  special  policeman,  dwl  Minna  nr 

Lafayette 
Cook  William  F.,  conductor  Potrero  and  Bay  View 

R.  R..  dwl  S  8  Sierra  nr  Michigan 
Cook  William  N.,  contractor  and  carpenter,  dwl  N 

8  Filbert  bet  Hyde  and  Leavenworth 
Cook  William  S.,  clerk,  dwl  1028  Market 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sanaom  Street,  White  Goods. 


HEDLNQTOK    HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importera  Choice  Taney  Goods,  Perfumery,  etc,  etc 


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COOK  &  AXTELL,  fEHska  Cook  and  S.  B.  Ax- 
tell)  attoriievB  at  law,  office  729  Montgomery 

Cook — see  Koch 

Cooke  Ann  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  616  California 

Cooke  George,  clerk  with  E.  Eiseuberg,  dwl  210 
Jackson 

Cooke  George  W.,  paperruler  with  A.  L.  Bancroft 
&  Co 

Cooke  Hannah  Miss,  principal  Pine  and  Larkin 
St.  Piimary  School,  dwl  1004  Pine 

Cook  Michael,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  509  Kearny 

Cooke  Reuben  B.,  cooper,  dwl  27  Minna 

Cooke  S.  B.  Miss,  assis'tant  teacher  Broadway  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  108  Stockton 

Cooke  William  B.,  dwl  723  Market 

Cookley  Cornelius,  roller  Pacific  Rolling  Mills,  dwl 
E  8  Michigan  nr  Sierra 

Cookley  John,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  Haley  tract  bet 
San  Bruno  road  and  Bay  View  Race  Course 

Cookley  John,  stevedore,  Lumber  stevedores'  Asso- 
ciation, Barra's  Hall 

Cooksey  John  (Bennett  &  G.)  dwl  NE  cor  Pacific 
and  Montgomery 

Cooksou  Frank,  assistant  engineer  S.  S.  Gussie  Tel- 
fair, NorlhPac.  Trans.  Co.,  dwl  Fourteenth  Av 
bet  N  and  P,  South  Sau  Francisco 

Cool  George,  blacksmith,  dwl  662  Biyant 

Cool  George  W.,  dentist,  office  and  dwl  13  Third 

Cooley  Earl  C,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl  S 
8  Grove  bet  Gough  and  Octavia 

Cooley  Henry,  piledriver  C.  P.  R.  R.  dwl  cor  Berry 
&  Madden 

Cooley  Lester,  (ShepUon  &  C.J  dwl  Old  San  Jose 
road  nr  Twenty-HJxth 

Coolev  Michael,  plasterer,  dwl  3  Park  Avsnue 

Coolidge  James  C. ,  mail  agent  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  776 
Howard 

Coolidge  John  P.,  (Denning  &  C.)  dwl  NW  cor 
Fifih  and  Tehama 

COOLIDGE  JOSEPH  A.,  secretary  Merchants' 
E.xchange,  office  Merchants'  Exchange,  dwl 
Presidio 

Coom  Lorenzo,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Thirteenth  bet 
Valencia  and  Mission 

Coombe  Philip  H.,  silverburnisher  Pacific  Plate 
Works,  dwl  York  nr  Twenty-fourth 

Coombs  Aaron  R.,  farmer,  dv^'l  305  Montgomery 

Coombs  Chandler,  canvasser  with  Bancroft  &  Co., 
dwl  13  Anthony 

Coombs  Charles  H.,  bookkeeper  with  Coombs  &. 
Taylor,  dwl  NW  cor  Post  and  Scott 

Coombs  Francis,  boatman,  dwl  S  W  cor  Market  and 
East 

Coombs  George,  stevedore  Riggers  and  Stevedores' 
Association,  429  Pacific 

Coombs  John  H.,  fOoombs  &  Taylor)  dwl  NW  cor 
Post  and  Scott 

Coombs  &  Taylor,  (John  H.  Coombs  and  Daniel 
Taylor  J  shipwrights  and  calkers,  109  Market 

Coon  A.,  cook,  dwl  845  Dupont 

Coon  Benjamin  R.,  (Coon  &  O'Reilly)  dwl  523 
Kearny 

Coon  Charles  D.,  dwl  1010  Bush 

Coon  C.  L.,  clothing,  408  Pacific 

Coon  Elijah,  farmer,  dwl  33  Ellis 

Coon  George  W.,  carriageniaker  with  Kimball  Man- 
ufacturing Co.,  dwl  672  Bryant 

Coon  Henry  P.,  Charles  R.'  Story,  attorney  in 
fact,  433  California 

Coon  Maria  J.  Miss,  furnished  rooms.  812  California 

Coon  N.  S.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Fourth 
and  Minna,  dwl  769^  Mission 

COON  &  O'REILLY,  (Benjamin  R.  Coon  and 
Farrell  J.  O'Reilly)  liquor  saloon,  511  Wash 

Coon. — See  Knhn  and  Coons 

Cooney  Daniel,  laborer  with  D.  A.  &  J.  McKinley, 
dwl  Henry  bet  Noe  and  Castro 

Cooney  Edmond,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  714 
Turk,  rear 


Cooney  Ellen  Miss,  dwl  113  Minna 

Cooney  John,  grocer,  dwl  S  s  Union  bet  Montgomeiy 

and  Calhoun 
Cooney  John,  drayman,  dwl  444  Sixth 
Cooney  John,  plasterer,  745  Mission,  dwl  cor  Union 

and  Montgomery 
Cooney  John,  porter,  dwl  417  Powell 
Cooney  John  Jr.,  (Cooney  &  Bro.)  dwl  S  s  Union 

bet  Montgomery  and  Calhoun 
Cooney  Martin,  drayman,  dwl  NE  cor  Sixth  and 

Bran nan 
Cooney  Michael,  jnstice  of  the  peace,  office  NE  cor 

Montgomery  and  Jackson,  dwl  312  Seventh 
Cooney   Patrick,    carpenter    H.    C.    Lea;,'ue,    128 

Kearny 
Cooney  Patrick,    hostler    with  Peter  A.  Finigan, 

dwl  5  Adelaide  Place 
Cooney  Patrick,  longshoreman,  dwl  44  Ecker 
Cooney  Peter,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
Cooney  William,  (Cooney  &  Bro.)  dwl  S  s  Union 

bet  Montgomery  and  Calhoun 
Cooney  &■  Brother,  (John  Jr.  and  William  Cooney) 

house  and  signpainters,  745  Mission 
Coons  Charles  A.,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Associa- 
tion, 234  Sutter 
Coons  John  T.  W.,   drayman  with  Starr  &  Little, 

dwl  N  s  Natoma  bet  Tenth  and  Eleventh 
Coop  John,  carpenter,   Beale  St.  Planing  Jlill.  dwl 

San  Bruno  Road  nr  Bay  View 
Cooper  Almond  F.,  (Misgi'll  df  C.)  813  Jfarket 
Cooper  Archibald,  refiner,  dwl  754  Wasliingion 
Cooper  Charles,  clerk,  dwl  1018  Montgomery 
Cooper  Golden,  clerk  with  G.  E.  Plielan,  dwl  523 

Montgomery 
Cooper  E.  Bruce,  bookkeeper  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  514  Taylor 
Cooper  Eugene  T.,  bookkeeper  with  Albert  Dibblee, 

dwl  W  8  Gough  bet  Grove  and  Fulton 
Cooper  Ezekiel,  (colored)  porter,  dwl  9  Tay 
Cooper  Frank,  ( Strobel  ^  Go.)  dwl  1129  I'olsom 
Cooper  Frank  P.,  bookkeeper  with  Gray,  Jones  & 

Co.,  dwl  712  Sutter 
Cooper  Frederick,  clogdancer  Alhambra  Theater 
Cooper  Grace  S.,  (widow)  dwl  606  Pine 
Cooper  Halsey  F.,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl  759 

Market 
Cooper  Henry,  bricklayer,  dwl  204  Montgomery 
Cooper  J.,  miner,  dwl  What,  Cheer  House 
Cooper  James,  laborer  ^tna  Iron  Works,  dwl  N  s 

Mission  bet  First  and  Second 
Cooper  James  B.,  dwl  520  Turk,  rear 
Cooper  James  D.,  carpenter,   dwl  S  s   Grove  bet 

Gough  and  Octavia 
Cooper  James  G.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

dwl  969  Howard 
Cooper  James  K.,  stationer  and  newsdealer,  746 

Market 
Cooper  John,   driver    Omnibus    R.    R.,    dwl    211 

Tehama 
Cooper  John,  merchant  tailor,  22  Montgomery,  dwl 

923  Bush 
Cooper  John  B.  R..  dwl  821  Bush 
Cooper  John  E.,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great 

Republic 
Cooper  Joseph,  tailor,  dwl  227  Post 
Cooper  L.  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  317  Bush 
Cooper  Maria,  (colored)  (widow)  dwl  16  Scott 
Cooper  Oliver  (Cooper  db   Vice)  dwl  815  Stockton 
Cooper  Thomas,  expresswagon,  dwl  E  s  Devisadero 

nr  Turk 
Cooper  Thomas,  (colored)   whitewasher,  668  How- 
ard, dwl  111  Prospect  Place 
Cooper  William,  agent  Stockton  Line  Packets,  office 

NW  cor  East  and  Clay 
Cooper   William,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Cooper  William,  carpenter,  dwl  14  O' Farrell 
Cooper  William,  carpenter  United  States  Clothing 

Depot 
Cooper  William,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 


PEOPLES  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  16  Merchanta'  Exchange,  California  Street,  S.  P. 


C   p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Paper  and  Envelopes. 


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Cooper  William,  barkeeper  Cal.  S.  Nav.  Go's  stmr 

Clirvsopolis 
Cooper  William  M.,  barkeeper  steamer  Chrysopolis 

C.  S.  Nav.  Co.,  dwl  7-20  Folsom 
Cooper  William  R.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  52Q  Folsom 
Cooper  &  Vice,  ^0//»er  Cooper  and  TItomax  Vice) 
boafbiiilders,  N  e  Clark  bet  Davis  and  Driimm 
Cooperative  Saddlery  Co.,  C Patrick  Doyle,  Michael 

Hocrnu  and  Michael  Shea)  115  Fourth 
CO-OPERATIVE  UNION  ASSOCIATION,  Wal- 
ler &  Budwig  managers,  groceries  and  provis- 
ions, 1 15  Slitter 
COOS  BAY  COAL  CO.,  (Eastport)  R.  D.  Chandler 

agent,  1 18  and  120  Pacitic 
Coos  Bay  Coal  Co. .(Newport)  James  R.  Doyle  agent, 

413  and  415  Pacific 
Coot  John,     carpenter,    dwl   San  Bruno  Road  nr 

Dwiglit 
Cootey  Patrick  H.,  stevedore,  dwl  432  Clementina 
Cope  George  W.,  clerk  with  McDonald  &  Whitney, 

dwl  W  8  Capp  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Cope  William   W.,  attorney  at  law,  office  420  Cal, 

dwl  W  8  Capp  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Copeland   Edward,  porter  with  Murphy,  Grant  & 

Co.,  dwl  333  Bush 
Copeland  Eliza,  (widow)  boarding  and  lodgings,  103 

Natoina 
Copeland  Henry  M.,  carriagemaker,  dwl  McAllister 

bet  Franklin  and  Grove 
Copeland  J.,  merchant,  dwl  Coso  House 
Copeland  William,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Copely  John,  lungehoreman,  dwl  14  Natonia 
Copersen  Peter,  master  mariner,  dwl  14  Stanford 
Copithorne  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  10  Rauscb,  rear 
Copithorne   Richard,  sfoveinounter  with  Locke  & 

Montague,  dwl  12  Ransch 
Copp  Frank  P.,  clerk,  dwl  753  Howard 
Copp  John  G. ,  foreman  with  Tay,  Brooks  &  Backus, 

dwl  435  Pine 
Copp  Nathaniel  P.,  merchant,  dwl  753  Howard 
Coppage  John   W.,  (J.  W.  Coppage  &   Co.)  dwl 

1919  Mason 
Coppage  J.  W.  dt  Co.,  (Henry  Lang)  cooperage, 

N  s  Jackson  bet  Davis  and  Drumm 
Coppe  Victor,  (  Victor  Copp6  &  Co.)  dwl  NW  cor 

California  and  Baker 
Coppe  Victor  &  Co.,  (F.  Breid)  cemetery  jobbing, 

NW  cor  California  and  Baker 
Coppersmith  Frederick,  clerk,  dwl  S14  Montgomery 
Coppinger  Mary,  (widow)  nurse,  dwl  305  Union 
Coppot  Andrew,  sailmaker  with  Harding  &.  Brann 
Coquengnot  Clementina  Mrs.,  milliner,  dwl  4  Scott 

Place 
Coqneugnot  Jean,  cook.  623  Com,  dwl  4  Scott  Place 
Coram  John,  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co 
Corbell  George  W.,  deputy  sheriff,  {and  Corbell  & 

Murphy  I  Awl  1032  Washintrton 
Corbell  fc   Murphy,   (George  W.  Corbell  and  Ed- 
ward J.  Murj}hy,  Jr.)  house  and  sign  painters, 

126  Sutter 
Corbert  Edward  W.,  deputy  superintendent  streets, 

dwl  123  Prospect  Place 
Corbett  Alexander  C,  plasterer,  dwl  933  Sutter 
Corbett  Edward,  ticket  clerk  Market  Street  Railroad, 

dwl  34  Clara 
Corbett  Hugh,  carpenter,  dwl  615  Hyde 
Corbett  James,  extraman  steamer  No  4,  S.  F.  F.  D., 

dwl  6  Natoma 
Corbett  James,  porter  Southern  Pacific  Railroad, 

dwl  34  Clara 
Corbett  John  C,,  real  estate,  dwl  NE  cor  Sixteenth 

and  Guerrero 
Corbett  John  G.,  laborer  Empire  Soda  Works,  dwl 

54  Everett 
Corbett  John  W.,  drayman,  dwl  615  Hyde 
Corbett  Laurence,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Guerrero 

and  Ridley 
Corbett  Malachi,  laborer,  Laborer's  Pro.  Ben.  As- 
sociation, 814  Howard 


Corbett  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  S  b  Broadway  bet 

Jones  and  Leavenworth 
Corbett  Patrick,  laborer  with  Spring  Valley  Water 

Co. 
Corbett  Patrick  J.,  hackman,  dwl  549  Natoma 
CORBETT  SAMUEL  J.,  physician,  office  031  Sac- 

menlo,  res  Oakland 
CORBETT  S.  J.  MRS.,  physician,  office  631  Sacra- 
mento, res  Oakland 
Corbett  Thomas,    harnessmaker  with    Charles  H. 

Mead,  dwl  S  s  California  nr  Steiner 
Corbett  Thomas,  clerk,  dwl  816  Bush 
Corbett  William,  dwl  16  Willow  Avenue 
Corbett  William,  bookkeeper,  dwl  816  Bush 
Corbett  William,  liquor  saloon,  22  Second,  dwl  6 

Natoma 
Corbiu  Charles  T.,  miller,  dwl  54  First 
Corbin  James,  plasterer,  dwl  333  Bush 
Corbitt    William,   (of  Corbitt    Sj-  Macleay,  Port- 
land, Or.)  office  NW  cor  California  and  Davis, 
dwl  601  Dupont 
Corby n  Harrv  W.,  manager  Bella  Union  Theater, 

clwl  13 15' Stockton 
Corcoran  Daniel,  longshoreman,  dwl  903  Folsom 
Corcoran  Daniel,  tailor,  dwl  537  Mission 
Corcoran  Daniel  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  903  Folsom 
Corcoran  Daniel  C,  salesman,  232  Kearny,  dwi  10 

O'Farrell 
Corcoran  Dennis,  steward  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  dwl  318 

Brannan 
Corcoran  Jeremiah,  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

97  Harrison 
Corcoran    John,    laborer,    33    Battery,    dwl    1104 

W^ashington 
Corcoran   Mary  Mrs.,   acti'ess  California  Theater, 

dwl  506  Bush 
Corcoran  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  20  Rausch 
Corcoran  Michael,  porter  Fireman's  Fund  Ins.  Co., 

dwl  549  Bryant 
Corcoran  Patrick,  hostler,  dwl  16  Lafayette  Place 
Corcoran  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  82  Jessie 
Corcoran  Patrick,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Corcoran  Robert,  drayman  with  Suich  &  Co 
Corcoran  Thomas,  shipcarpeuter,  dwl  274  Jessie 
Corcoran  Timothy  J.  laborer,  dwl  1059  Folsom 
Corcoran  W.,  actor  Alhambra  Theater 
Corcoran  William,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  1518 

Mission 
Corcoran  William,  porter  with  Thomas  H.  Selby  &l 

Co.,  dwl  1334  Pacific 
Corcoran  William  J.,  civil  engineer,  dwl  cor  Market 

and  Waller 
Cord  John,  carriage  trimmer,  dwl  1256>i  Jessie 
Cord  William  J.,  engineer,  dwl  107  Chamber 
Cordan  Antonio  C,  hairdresser,  East  bet  Clay  and 

Merchant,  dwl  232  Green 
Cordano  Antonio,  bootblack,   621    Merchant,    dwl 

Hinckley  nr  Kearny 
Cordano  G.,  bootblack,  547  Merchant,  dwl  W  s 

Kearny  bet  Vallejo  and  Broadway 
Cordano  Stevano,  barkeeper,   624  Merchant,  dwl 

Hinckley  nr  Kearny 
Corde  Frank,  bookkeeper  with  J.  Everding  &  Co., 

dwl  2108  Taylor 
Cordell  Charles,  merchant,  dwl  132  Clara 
Cordes  Anton,   confectioner  with    Schroder  &  Al- 

brecht,  dwl  439  Vallejo 
Cordes  C.   H.,  wine  dealer,  dwl  SW  cor  York  and 

Twenty-third 
CORDES  "CLAUS  H.,  Union  Liquor  saloon,  229 

Spear 
Cordes  Henry,  merchant,  dwl  1806  Taylor 
Cordes  Herman,  (Feldmatin,  Simpson  &    Co.)  res 

Oakland 
Cordes  Hermann,  porter  with  E.  K.  Howes  &  Co., 

dwl  617  Minna 
Cordes  John,  liquor  saloon,  120  California,  dwl  773 
Folsom 


JONES,  PUIiLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Braids  of  all  kinds. 
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Cordillera  G.  and   S.   M.  Co.,   (Chihuahua,   Mex- 
ico) office  321  Wasliington 
Cording  Joseph   H.,  Bnpt.   Ciiemical    Works,   dwi 
Niiieteentu  Avenue  nr  J,  South  S  F 

Cardiviolo ,  hotel  keeper.  723  Sansom 

Cords  David  A.,  clerk  witli  Parrott  &  Co.,  dwl  S  s 

Filbert  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Cords   Henry,  laundry,  dwl   E   s  Jansen  bet  Lom- 
bard and  Greenwich 
Cords  Robert  G.   J.,  clerk  with  P.  G.  Bauch,  dwl 

214  Stockton 
Core  Thomas,  fireman,  dwl  327  Beale 
Curev  Ammon,  tinsmith  with  Brittan,  Holbrook  & 

Co.,  dwl  411  Powell 
Corey  Thomas,  stoves  and  tinware,  203  Paciiic,  dwl 

811  Harrison 
Corey. — See  Cory 
Corin  Joseph,  trunkmaker,  319  Montgomery,  dwl 

749  Market 
Coriu  Patrick, shoemaker  with  Buckingham  &  Hecht, 

dwl  cor  Market  and  Mason 
Corinson  Eleazar,  tinsmith  with  C.  W.  Purdy,  dwl 

NE  cor  Green  and  Buchanan 
Coriufcon  Isaac,  upholsterer  with  Thomas  McAlister, 

dwl  SW  cor  Green  and  Buchanan 
CORINTHIAN  HALL,  Mechanics'  Institute  Build- 
ing, 31  Post 
Cork  Benjamin,  cook  with  William  Bailev,  54  Third 
COKKERY    CHARLES,  justice    of    the    peace, 
office  NE  cor  Montgomery  aud  Jackson,  dwl 
1903  Polk 
Corkery  Jeremiah,  miner,  dwl  .5fi6  Mission 
Corkery  James,  laborer  Laurel  Hill  Cemetery,  dwl 

Cemetery  Avenue 
Corkery  John,  laborer  Laurel  Hill  Cemetery,  dwl 

Cemetery  Avenue 
Corkery  Mary  Miss.,  assistant  teacher    Pine    and 

Larkin  Street  School,  dwl  1900  Polk 
Corlett  William,    pilot  C.  S.   Nav.    Co.,    steamer 

Chrysopolis,  dwl  221  Green 
Corley  Ida  Miss,  seamstress,  dwl  9J0  Howard 
Corley  Jolin,  fireman,  dwl  3  Miller  Place 
Corley   Michael,  driver  Central  Railroad,  dwl  cor 

Cemetery  Av  and  Post 
Corliss  Mary  Jane,  dwl  E  s  Shotwell  nr  Twentieth 
Corniack  James,  Jr.,  driver  with  Wells,   Fargo  & 

Co.,  dwl  39  Tehama 
Corn  Edward,  laborer  with  Carl  Krause,  647  Mer 
Corn  Henry  E.,  clerk   with  John  MoUoy,   dwl  42 

Clav 
CORN  EXCHANGE,  (or  San   Francisco  Produce 

Excliiinge)  rooms  NE  cor  Clay  and  Davis 
Corn.ihrens  Hermann,  groceries  aud  liquors,  NE 

cor  Howard  and  Sixth 
Cornalien  Pierre  C,  dwl  516  Pacific 
Cornelissen  Edward,  clerk  with  Anna  Schultz,  dwl 

9 1 1  Vallejo,  rear 
Cornelius  Andrew,  longshoreman,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Cornelius   Gustav,    (Smadeke  &   Co.)  dwl  NE  cor 

Kearny  and  Broadway 
Cornelias  John  F.,  laborer,  dwl  502  First 
Cornell   Charles,   conductor  N.  B.  M.  &  0.  R.  R., 

dwl   173  Minna 
Cornell   Chauncey,   reservoir    keeper  with  S.   V. 

Water  Co.,  dwl  Lake  Honda 
Cornell  Jacob  H.,  captain  steamer  El  Capitan,  Oak- 
land Ferry,  dwl  826  Lombard 
Cornell  James  M.,  smutter  Golden   Gate  Mills,  dwl 

63  Tehama 
Cornell  Peter,  helper  Union  Irou  Works,  dwl  708 

Mission 
Cornell  Philip,  laborer  Selby's  Smelting  Works 
Cornell  R.,  carrier  Alta  California 
Cornell  William  C,  clerk  with  Samuel  C.Harding, 

dwl  1421  Fourth 
Cornell. — See  Connell 
Cornelson  William,  tanner,  dwl  435  Pine 
Corneps   Lena    Miss,    dressmaker    with    Mrs.  L. 
Schwalm,  dwl  SEcor  Powell  and  Vallejo 


Corneps  Minna    Miss,    dressmaker  with    Mrs.   L. 

Schwalm,  dwl  SE  cor  Powell  and  Vallejo 
Corney  Andrew,  captain  schooner  Surah    Louise, 

dwl  357  First,  rear 
Cornfoot  David,  milkranch,  Berlin  nr  Railroad  Av 
Cornfoot  Henry,  stevedore,  dwl  9  Welsh 
Corning  Eliza,  machine  operator  wiih   Buckingham 

&  Hecht,  dwlGough  bet  Oak  and  Fell 
Cornish  Henry,  storekeeper  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Corno  Paul  Captain,  dwl  1212  Union 
Cornor  Chailes  W.,  hoots  and  shoes,  303  Washing- 
ton, res  Oakland  Point 
Cornwall    Charles    F.,    bookkeeper  with   W.    L. 

Witham,  dwl  10  Ellis 
CORNWALL  PIERRE   B.,  agent  Mount  Diablo 

and  Bellingham  Bay  Coal  Co.,   office  cor  Har- 
rison and  Spear,  dwl  609  Harrison 
Cornwell   Edward    K.,    blacksmith    with    Patrick 

Brannan,  dwl  1128  Powell 
Cornwell  John  V.,  roller  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Cornyn  Felix,  laborer,  dwl  707  Front 
Cornyn  James,  (James  and  John  Cornyn)  dwl  707 

Front 
CORNYN  JAMES  &  JOHN,  proprietors  Manhat- 
tan House,  707  Front 
Cornyn  John,  (James  and  John  Cornyn)  dwl  707 

Front 
Corny  nn  Mortimer,  longshoreman  and  lodgings,  79 

Jessie 
Corona  Alvina  Miss,  shirtmaker,  403  Dnpont 
Corona  &  Co.,  (Chinese)   cigar  manufacturers,  322 

Commercial 
CORONER  CITY  AND  COUNTY  SAN  FRAN- 
CISCO, office  729  Market 
Corp  Frederick,  laborer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  &  Co., 

dwl  1518  Powell 
CORPORATION   YARD  CITY  AND  COUNTY 

S.  F.,  N  8  Sacramento  betDrnmm  and  East 
Corquillat  Jules,  laborer,  dwl  1213  Dnpont 
Corr  David,  printer,  dwl  1028  Market 
Corr  James,  barkeeper  with  Thomas  Mclutyre,dwl 

23  Natoma 
Corr  Owen,  miner,  dwl  19  Frederick,  rear 
Corr  Thomas,   clerk  with   John   MoUoy,  dwl  529 

Mission 
Corr  William,  laborer,  dwl  156  Natoma 
Correi  Antonio,  steward,  dwl  NW  cor  Drumm  and 

Oregon 
Coirell  John  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  2  Carlos  Place 
Correro  Joseph,    cabinetmaker  with  William   G. 

Weir,  dwl  7  Howard  Court 
Corrigan  Andrew,  dyer  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  Minna  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Corrigan  Andrew,  foreman  molders  Golden  State 

Iron  Works,  dwl  245  Second 
Corrigan  Eliza,  (widow)  dwl  2  Bannam  Place 
Corrigan  Francis,  clerk,  122 Battery,  dwl  2  Bannam 

Place 
Corrigan  John,  nailmaker,  dwl  241  Minna 
Corrigan  John,  waiter,  dwl  637  Howard 
Corrigan  Peter,  laborer,  656  Mission 
Corrigan   Peter,  steward  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.S.  Orizaba  dwl  535  First 
Corrigan  Thomas,  apprentice  with  Greenberg  &  Co., 

dwl  2  Bannam  Place 
Corriveau  Louis,  hairdressing  saloon  and  baths,  406 

Pine,  dwl  315  Montgomery 
Cortage  Edward,  broommaker  with  Van  Laak  & 

Gillespie,  dwl  44  Moss 
Cortes  Aaron  J.,  bookbinder  and  paperruler,  612 

Commercial,  dwl  1513  Powell 
Cortes  B.  v.,  (widow)  dwl  2  Chatham  Place 
Corte's  Charles,  bookkeeper  and  salesman  with  Sain- 

sevain  Bros,  and  insurance  agent,  dwl  605  Pine 
Cortes  Thomas,  (Makree  &  C.)  dwl  14  Washington 
Corthay  Louis  C,  ( Deloche  &  C.)  dwl  1017  Market 
Corvaizier    Edward,  watchmaker  with  Theodore 

Hartung,  910  Market 


$500,000  Gold  Assets-the  foundation  of  the  PEOPLES. 


C   P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Glassware  and  Toys. 


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Corvall  Robert,  carpenter  H.  C.  Leasne,  128  Kearny 
Coiville  Emerson,  (E.  CorvillcSr  Co.Jdvf\  437  Pine 
Corville  Emerson  &  Co.,  Saddle  Rock  Oyster  Sa- 
loon, -410  Pine 
Cor  well  James,  teamster,  cor  Market  and  Steuart, 

dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and  Jones 
Corwin  Josepli  R.,  clerk  with  James  McCabe,  dwl 

California  Avenue,  Bernal  Hi^lits 
Cory  Isaac  H.,  f  Hooker  &  (Jo. J  dwl  530  Pine 
Cory. — See  Corey 
Coryell  John  R.,"  physician,  oflSce  432  Montgomery, 

dwl  1018  Stockton 
Cosbie   Frederick,    f  William    Cosbic    4"  Brother) 

dwl  Mission  nr  Eighteenth 
Cosbie  Hugh  S.  C,  harneesmaker  with   William 

Cosbie  <fc  Brother,  dwl  Mission  nr  Eighteenth 
Cosbie  William,  f  William  Cosbie  <&  Brother)   dwl 

Mission  nr  Eij^hteenth 
Cosbie  William  &  Brother,  f Frederick  Cosbie Jhax- 

nessmakers,  f)6  First 
Cosliy  Frank,  paymaster  U.  S.  N.,  dwl  850  Jfarket 
Cosgi'ave   William  J.,   tinsmith   with   Freeman  & 

Wrin,  dwl  356  Third 
COSGRIFF  BROS.,  f Martin  F.  ^  John  E.J  gro- 
ceries and  liquors,    and    hav,   grain  and  feed, 

SW  cor  O' Fan  ell  and  Hvde 
Cosgritf  Charles  P.,  blacksmith,  dwl  W  s  Webster 

bet  Pacilic  and  Jackson 
Cosifritt     John    E.,    (Cosf^rijf    Bros.)     dwl      701 

O'Farrell 
Cosgritf    JIartm    F.,  fCosgriff    Bros.)    dwl    701 

O'Farrell 
Cos^ove  Christopher,  printer,  dwl  748^  Market 
CoBxrove  Edward,  nightclerk  International  Hotel, 

dwl  2-'5  Jessie 
CoBgrove  Felix,  special  poflreman,  dwl  1019  Sutter, 

rear 
Cosgrove  James,  dwl  NW  cor  McAllister  and  Leav 
Cosgrove  James,  drayman,  dwl   W  8  Taylor  bet 

Filbert  and  Greenwich 
Cosgrove  James,  grainer,  dwl  W  s  Chattanooga  nr 

Twenty-tirst 
Cosgrove  James,  laborer,   dwl    Harbor  View  nr 

Presidio 
Cosgrove  John,  assistant  engineer  stm  Julia,  C.  S. 

Nav.  Co.,  dwl  2-27  Green 
Cosirrove  John,  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great  Repub- 

^lie,  dwl  904i  Folsom 
Cosgrove  John,  extraman  Hose  Co.  No.  1,  S.  F.  F. 

D.,  dwl  Hose  House  N  s  Jackson  nr  Front 
Cosgrove  John,  stevedore  Riggers'  Association,  429 

Pacific 
Cosgrove  Patrick,  milkrancb,  Folsom  nr  Twenty- 
seventh 
Cosgrove  Patrick,  teamster,  dwl  N  s  Turk  bet  La- 

guna  and  Octavia 
Cosgrove    Patrick    C,    packer    with     Havilaud, 

Hooper  &  Co.,  dwl  116  Bernard 
Cosgrove  Peter,  mason  Stonemasons'  Association, 

NE  cor  Bush  and  Kearny 
Cosgrove  Philip,  contractor,  dwl  50  Silver 
Cosgrove    Thomas,    laborer    North  Point  Bonded 

Warehouse,  dwl  W  s  Dupont    bet   Francisco 

and  Chestnut 
Cosgrove  Thomas,  milkranch.  Harbor  View 
Cosia  Joseph,  waiter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Cosich  Luca,  clerk  with  Nicholas   Dabovicb,  dwl 

SW  cor  Clay  and  Davis 
Cosment  Thomas,  bricklaj'er  Bricklayers'  Associa- 
tion, 234  Sutter 
COSMOPOLITAN    HOTEL,    Tubbs    &    Patten 

proprietors,  SW  cor  Bush  and  Sansom 
Cosmopolitan   Savings  and  Exchange  Bank,  office 

626  Montgomery 
Coener  Robert,  clerk  with  A.  H.  Rose,  dwl  122 

Welsh 
COSO  HOUSE,  L.  J.  Ewell  proprietor,  411  Sansom 
Cosovich   Christopher,  (N.    Sarscen  &  Go.)  dwl 

W  B  Third  bet  King  and  Berry 


Cost  Friedrich,  lithograpber  with  Britton  &  Rey, 

dwl  627  Commercial 
Costa  Frank,  barber,  W  s  Third  bet  King  and  Berry, 

dwl  N  8  Berry  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Costa  John,  expresswagon,  cor  Bdwy  and  Stockton 
Costa  Joseph,  boarding,  314  Pacilic 
Costa  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  Hall  Alley  nr  Vallejo 
Costa  Lawrence,  merchant,  308  Battery,  dwl  329 

Broadway 
Costa  Peter,  milkwagon,  dwl  834  Vallejo,  rear 
Costar  Lewis,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Post  bet  Franklin 

and  Gough 
Costas  &   Co.,  (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturers,  711 

Sacramento 
Costello  Charles,  helper  Union   Iron  Works,  dwl 

848  Folsom 
Costello  Daniel,  clerk  with  Kennedy  &  Tobin,  dwl 

10  O'Farrell 
Costello  Edwin,  lather  NW  cor  Seventh  and  Fol 
Costello  James,  carpenter,  bds  444  Sixth 
Costello  James,  laborer,  dwl  16  Taylor,  rear 
Costello  James,  real  estate,  dwl  53'i  Bryant 
Costello  James  R.,  carpenter,  dwl  240  Perry 
Costello  John,  cartman,  dwl  264J  Stevenson,  rear 
Costello  John,  compositor  Examiner,  dwl  22  John 
Costello  John,  laborer,  dwl  168  Minna 
Costello  Joseph,  oysterman  with  Joseph  Giusti,  105 

California  Market 
Costello  Martin,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
Costello  Michael,  porter,   SE  cor  Montgomery  and 

Bush,  dwl  265  Minna 
Costello  Michael,  painter,  dwl  153  Minna 
Costello  Michael,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B. 

&  S.  Co.,  dwl  Hickory  nr  Gough 
Costello  N.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Costello  Patrick,  poiter,  dwl  217  Broadway 
COSTELLO     SAMUEL,     Ocean     House,    Ocean 

Beach  Road  6^  miles  from  City  Hall 
Costello  Thomas,  porter,  dwl  Sansom  nr  Alta 
Costello  Walter,  laborer,  dwl  20  Ritch 
Costerauste  Etienne,  clerk  with  J.  W.  Davidson  & 

Co.,  dwl  626  California 
Costi  Michele,  baker  with  L.  Valentine,  216  Broad- 
way 
Costigan  James  M.,  salesman  with  Bray  Bros.,  dwl 

S  s  Bush  bet  Octavia  and  Laguna 
Cosiigan  John,  dwl   S  s  Bush  bet  Octavia  and  La- 
guna 
Costiifan  John,  fCostifran  &  Bro.)  dwl  308  Jessie 
Costigan   Thomas,    (Costigan  &    Bro.)  dwl    308 

Jessie 
Costigan  &   Bro.,   (John  and,    Thomas  Costigan) 

blHcksniitbs  and  wagonmakers,  404  Jackson 
Costillo   Daniel  M.,  rigger,  dwl  E  b  Main  bet  How- 
ard and  Folsom 
Costlo   Michael,  marble  polisher,  937  Market,  dwl 

264  Stevenson 
Costlow   Thomas,   gardener  with  J.  Shaw,  dwl  23 

Eleventh  nr  Market 
Costly  Isaac,  fireman  with  Cal.  Com.  &  M.  Co.,  dwl 

cor  Pierce  and  Chesnut 
Costollo  James,  laborer,   dwl  S  s  Greenwich  nr 

Scott 
Cota    Coneepcion   Miss,   seamstress    with    Marcus 

Glass,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and  Dupont 
Cota  John,  photographer  with  Eiouart  &  Cobb,  504 

Kearny 
Coteras  Jesusa,  (widow)    seamstress,  dwl  SW  cor 

Broadway  and  Dupont 
Coterel   Edouard,  extraman  H.  &  L.  No.  2,  S.  F.  F. 

D.,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and   Dupont 
Coti-el  Wiliam  B.,  guns  and  pistols,  708  Montgomery, 

dwl  273  Minna 
Cotrel. — See  Cottrel 
Cotta  Franklin,  watchman  with  James  Laidley,  dwl 

Filbert  nr  Gough 
Cotta  Manuel  L.,  waiter  steamer  Yosemite,  dwl  432 

Vallejo 
Cottage  Edward  L.,  broommaker,  dwl  44  Moss 


JOrJES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  ue  Sanrom  Street,  Silk  and  Velvet  Ribbons. 


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Cotte  Peter,  compositor  Courrier  de  San  Francisco, 

515  Jackson 
Cotter  Cornelius,  laborer,  dvvl  6  William 
Cotter  Dennis,  laborer  Laborers'  Asaociation,   713 

Mission 
COTTER  EDWARD  B.,  clerk  U.  S.  District  Court, 

office  U.  S.  Conrt  Building,  dvvl  514  Dupont 
Cotter  Frank,  painter,  dwl  12  Leroj'  Place 
Cotter  Haniiiib,  (widow)  boardinj?,  dwl  E  s  Howard 

nr  Fitteeutb 
Cotter  Henry,  cabinetmaker  with  A.  Mogau  &-  Co., 

dwl  NW  cor  Larkin  and  McAllister 
Cotter  James,  fireman,  dwl  129  Folsom 
Cotter  James,  liostler  with  A.   J.    Francis,  dwl  12 

Everett 
Cotter  James,  laborer,  dwl  12  Polk 
Cotter  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  11!)  Morton 
Cotter  John,  driver  with  George  Poultney,  dwl  524 

Third 
Cotter  John,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Larkin  nr  McAllister 
Cotter  John  shoemaker,  dwl  102  Natoma 
Cotter  John  C.,  embroidery  stamp  manufacturer,  852 

Washington,  dwl  108  Virginia 
Cotter  Lawrence,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B. 

&  S.  Co.,  dwl  163  Minna 
Cotter   Mary,    (widow)    dwl  S  s  Commercial  bet 

Drunmi  and  East 
Cotter   Mori-is,  shoemaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  1120  Mission 
Cotter  Nicholas,  laborer,  dwl  11  O'Farrell  Alley 
Cotter   Patrick,  superintendent  Fog  Trumpet,  dwl 

terminus  Point  Lobos  Road  nr  C'litf  House 
Cotter  Richard,   bootmaker  U.  W.  31.  B.  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  727  Minna,  rear 
Cotter  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  Eighth  Avenue  rr  C 

South  S  F 
Cotter   William,    foreman  with  DeVries  &  Chase, 

dwl  1504  Mason 
Cotter  William,  hostler,  38  Sixth 
Cotterall  Thomas,    carpenter  H.   C.  League,   128 

Kearny 
Cottier  William  J.,  shipcarpenter  with  Kerruish  & 

Symon  dwl  67  Clementina 
Cotting  E.  P.,  wharfinger,  dwl  224  Chestnut 
Cottle  Franklin  D.,  surveyor  Phoenix  and  Home  Ins. 

Cos.,  424  California,  dwl  932  Howard 
Cottle  John,  plasterer,  dwl  S  s  California  bet  Hyde 

and  Leavenworth 
Cotton  Benjamin,  cook,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Cotton  Benjamin  Mrs.,  dwl  735  Broadway 
Cotton  F.  E.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Cotton  James,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  J 12  Polk 
Cotton  Z.  A.,  foreman  Pacific  Oil  &  Lead   Works, 

dwl ; 08  Eddy 
Cottrell  Byron,  waiter,  538  Clay,  dwl  27  Clara 
Cottrell  Edwin, bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 

234  Sutter 
Cottrell  Henry  A.,    (Rahton  ^  C.)  dwl   Railroad 

Avenue  nr  lelais  Creek  Bridge 
Cottrell  —See  Cotrel 
Couch  John  P.,  clerk  with  Theodore  E.  Baugh,  dwl 

1130  Pine 
Couch  Michael,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.  S. 

Pacific 
Couch  Thomas,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

Montgomery  House 
Coughlan  Annie  Mrs.,  milliner,  30>^  Second 
Coughlan   James,  dry  goods,  731  Montgomery,  dwl 

31)  >i  Second 
Coughlan  John,  carpenter,  dwl  II  Adelaide  Place 
Coughlan   John,    ( Renrdon   &    C.)   dwl  SW  cor 

Hinckley  and  Pinckney  Place 
Coughlan  Mary,  machine  operator  with  Buckingham 

&  Hecht,  dwl  Fell  nr  Franklin 
Coughlan    Michael,    machinist    with    William    D. 

Hooker,  dwl  511  Mission 
Coughlan  Michael,  shoemaker  with  Donovan  Bros., 

dwl  217  Minna 


Conglilan  Patrick,  nurse  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Coughlin  D.  C,  chief  engineer  S.  S.  Idaho,  North 

Pac.  Trans.  Co 
Coughlin  Jeremiah,  dwl  N  E  cor  Pennsylvania  and 

Sierra 
Coughlin  John,  laborer,  dwl  1443  Leavenworth 
Coughlin  John,  laborer  San  Francisco  Gas  Co.,  dvvl 

41  Minna 
Coughlin  John,  laborer  with  George  Dougherty,  dwl 

SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
Coughlin  John,  porter  with  J.  DeLa  Montanya,  dwl 

NE  cor  Leavenworth  and  Valiejo 
Coughlin   John,  tinsmith  with  G.  &  W.  Snook,  dwl 

NW  cnr  Fillmore  and  L()nil)ard 
Coughlin  John  H.,  engineer,  dwl  10  Calhoun 
Coughlin  Michael,  laborer   S.   F.   Gas  Co.,  dwl  41 

Jlinna 
Coughlin  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  315  Tehama 
Coughlin  Richard,  woodcutter,  dwl  761  Mission 
Coughlin  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  N   s  Twenty-sixth 

nr  Castro 
Coughlin  Thomas,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Works,  dwl  W 

8  White  Place  nr  Bryant 
Coughlin  William  B.,  laborer,  dwl  1224  Jackson 
Coulon  Emile,  professor  languages,  dwl  16  Metcalf 

Place 
Coulon  V.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mason  Street  Cos 

mopolitan  School,  dwl  16  Metcalf  Place 
Coulson  Robert,  oils,  paiuts,  and  paper  hanging,  130 

Fourth 
Coulter  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  29  Moss 
Coulter  Edward  J.,  laborer  with  Francis  &  Valen- 
tine, dwl  29  Moss 
Coulter  George  W.,  agent,  dwl  957  Folsom 
Coulter  James  D.,  carpenter,  dwl  564  Howard 
Coulter  John,  porter  \\¥lti  Blake,  Robbins  &   Co., 

dwl  29  Moss 
Coulter  Joseph,  storekeeper  International  Hotel 
Coalter  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  404  Folsom 
Coulter  Robert,  machinist  Vulcan  Ii-on  Works,  dwl 

564  Howard 
Coulter  William,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Howard  nr  Beale 
Coulter  William   A.,  sailmaker  with  Wood  &  Rey- 
nolds, dwl  130  Second 
Counter  Christopher,  painterwith  George  Rosewell, 

dwl  567  Brviint,  rear 
COUNTY  ASSESSOR,  office  22  City  Hall  first  floor 
COUNTY  AUDITOR,  office  3  Citv  Hall  first  floor 
COUNTY  CLERK,  office  18  Citv  Hall  first  floor 
COUNTY  CORONER,  office  729  Market 
COUNTY  COURT,  room  8,  Citv  Hall  second  floor 
COUNTY  JAIL,  N  s  Broadwav  nr  Kearnv 
COUNTY  JUDGE,  chambers,  NW  corner  Clay  and 

Monttioniery 
COUNTY  LICENSE  COLLECTOR,  office  7  City 

Hall  first  floor 
COUNTY  RECORDER,  office  SE  cor  Kearny  and 

Washington 
COUNTY  SHERIFF,  office  8  Citv  Hall  first  floor 
COUNTY  SURVEYOR,  office  16  (Clity  Hall  second 

floor 
COUNTY  TAX  COLLECTOR,  office  1  City  Hall, 

first  floor 
COUNTY  TREASURER,  office  3   City  Hall  first 

floor 
County  William,  longshoreman,  dwl  441  First 
Coupland  Williiim  F.,  hatter,  dwl  822  Union 
Courneen   Dennis,   policeman   City    Hall,   dwl    16 

Sutter 
Courneen    James,    shoemaker    with  Metropolitan 

Boot  and  Shoe  Co.,  dwl  143  Tehama 
Courneen   James,  (Courneen  £f  Co.)  dwl  NW  cor 

Harrison  and  Dora 
Courneen   &    Co.,  (James    Courneen  and  Ckai-les 

Colganj  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Harrison  &;  Dora 
Cournie  James,  bootmaker,  dwl  143  Tehama 
COURRIER   DE  SAN  FRANCISCO,  (daily  and 

weekly)  Etienne  Derbec  publisher  and  proprie- 
tor, office  515  Jackson 


The  Stockholdera  of  the  "  PEOPLES"  are  the  leading  Bankers  and  Merchants  on  this  Coast. 


C.  p.  VA.N  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearty  Street,  Furnishing  Goods, 


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Coursen  G.  A.,  stockbroker,  oflSce  528  Montgomery, 

dwl8l2  Geary 
Court  Alfied,  cooiv,  SE  cor  Battery  and  Sacramento 
Court  and   Lhw  Guide,  Harris    <fe  Co.,  publishers 

and  proprietors,  office  511  Sansoni 
COURT  BLOCK,   63(3  Clay  and  ()41  Merchant 
COURT   CIRCUIT  U.  S.,  rooms   NE   cor  Wash- 

iuKton  jind  Battery 
COURT    COMMISSIONER,    FOURTH    Judicial 

District,  oHiie  4'2  Exchanjje  Building 
COURT  COMMISSIOXER,  TWELFTH  Judicial 

District,  (dtice  18  Citv  Hall 
COURT  COMMISSIONER,  FIFTEENTH  Judi 

cial  District,  oHice  2S  Excliantre  Building 
COURT  COUNTY,  room  8  Ciiy  Hall,  second  floor 
COURT  DISTRICT  FOURTH,  room  9  City  Hall, 

second  floor 
COURT   DISTRICT  TWELFTH,  rooms  1  and  2 

City  Hiill.  second  floor 
COURT  DISTRICT  FIFTEENTH,  room  37  Ex- 

cliiHige  Biiildinur 
COURT  DIS  TRICT   U.  S.,  rooms  NE  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Batteiv 
COURT    JUSTICE'S     CITY   AND    COUNTY, 

rooms  80 1  Montgomery 
COURT  MUNICIPAL,  rooms  729  Montjfomerv 
COURT   POLICE  JUDGE'S,  room  13  City  Hall 

first  floor 
COURT   PROBATE,   room   18  City   Hall  second 

floor 
COURTS  BANKRUPTCY,  rooms  NE  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Battery,  and  t)36  Clay 
Courtenay  Charles,  signpainter,  '20  Geary 
Courtenay   Gregory,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel,  dwl 

S  s  Eighteenth  nr  Castro 
Courtenay  John  E.,  sailmaker,  58  Steuai't 
Courtenay   William,    waiter   S.   S.    Pelican,  North 

Pac.  Trans.  Co. 
Courtier  Richard  .1.,  plumber,  and  extraman  steamer 

No.  8,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  V214  Pacilic 
Courtney  Cornelius  J.,  calker  Calker's  Association, 

713  Mission 
Courtney  Daniel,  (Hnyes  &   C.)  dwl  E  a  Twelfth 

bet  Folsoni  and  Harrison 
Courtney    Henry,  miner,  dwl  SW  cor  Washington 

and  San.^oni 
Courtney  John,  stonecutter,  dwl  531  Bryant 
Courtney  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  23J  Fremont 
Courtney   Michael,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel,  dwl 

207  Tehama 
Courts  J.  W.,  salesman  with  Louis  Strauss,  dvA'l  618 

Post 
Cousens  Caleb  N.,  sexton  First  Unitarian  Church, 

dwl  1(525  Webster 
COUSINS  CHARLES  S.,   homestead  and  mining 

secretary,  oflice  .507  Montgomery,  dwl  759  Mkt 
Cousins   Francis,  porter  with  Adam  &  Kibbe,  dwl 

516  Montgoniei-y 
Cousens  George  F.,  laborer  with  N.  G.  Norden,  dwl 

630  Bi'annan 
Cousins  James  C,  superintendent  California  Dry 

Dock,  ottice  28  Meicliants'  Exchange,  dwl  S  s 

Francisco  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 
Cousins   William,  brickinason,  dwl  1083  Broadway 
Coutolenc  D.,  clerk  with  Fraugoise  Rouviere,  dwl 

31  H  ink  ley 
Couttolenc  J.  A.,  contractor  and   builder,  dwl  9 

Pinckney  Place 
Couturon  A.  Madame,  laundress,  411  Sutter 
Couturon  John  B.,  waiter,  dwl  411  Sutter 
Cove  Robert,  porter,  3  Front,  dwlQuinubet  Ridley 

and  Fourteenth 
Covell   Charles,  assistant  bookkeeper  with  Charles 

Langlev  «fc  Co.,  dwl  521  Pine 
Covert  Henry  M.,  (Buck  Sf  C.J  dwl  225  Bush 
Covey  Harries  R.,  proprietor   hacks  and   coaches 

Occidental  Hotel,  dwl  311^  Jessie 
Cow  Thomas,  fireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Cowan  Hugh,  baker,  dwl  36  Fifth  Avenue 


Cowan  John,  hostler  Central  Railroad  Co.,  Brannan 

bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Cowan  J.  W.,  dwl  333  Bush 
Cowan  Robert  H.,  chiropodist,  ofl[ice  310  Kearny 
Cowan  William,  dairyman,  dwl  San  Jose  Road  nr 

Six  Mile  House 
Cowan  William,  laborer, dwl  WsTenth  nr  Folsom 
Cowan  Willi:im,  laborer  with  G.  Torrens,  dwl  NS 

Clay  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Cowan  William  A.,  stevedore,    Stevedores'  Ass'n 

429  Pacilic 
COWDERY  JABEZ  F.,  attorney  at  law,  office  II 

Court  Block  636  CLiy,  dwl  30?  Green 
Cowell  Eugene,  hnrnessmaker,  dwl  16  Auburn 
Co  well  Heni'y,    clerk    Liverpool   and  London  and 

Globe  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  Stockton  and  Sue 
Cowell Heniy,  (Davis  &  C.)  office  SW  cor  Jackson 

and  Sanson),  res  Santa  Cruz 
Cowell  J.  Harper,  (Page  &  C.J  dwl  SW  cor  San- 
son! and  Jackson 
Cowell  Richard,  carpenter,  dwl  141  Natoma 
Cowes   Blartha,    (colored)  (widow)  laundress,   dwl 

1011  Jackson 
Cowes  Rebecca,   (colored)    hairdresser  California 

Theater,  dwl  355  First 
Cowes  Robert  N.  Mrs.,  dwl  1108  Powell 
Cowhe  William,  driver  Omnibus  R.  R. 
Cowie  James  S.,  cook  with  James  Laidley,  dwl  Fil- 
bert nr  Gough 
Cowie  William  P.,   bookkeeper  219  Front,  dwl  933 

Sac 
Cowig  John,   hostler.    Central  R.  R.,  dwl  E  s  Ge- 
neva bet  Brannan  and  Townsend 
Cowing  William  B.,   carpenter  with  J.  P.   Curtis 

dwl  Overland  House 
Cowl   Clarence,    boilermaker,   dwl  44  Stevenson, 

rear 
Cowles  Floyd  B.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  20  Park 

Avenue 
Cowles   George  W.  M.  Mrs.,  milliner,    132  Third 

dwl  732  Folsom 
Cowles  R.  F.,  wharf  cleaner    Board  Harbor  Com- 
missioners 
Cowles  Samuel.  (Cowlex  &  Brown),  dwl  35  Twelfth 
COWLES  &  DROWN,  ( S'lmucl  Cowles  c^-  Albert 

N.  Drown)  attorneys  at  law,  office  621  Clay 
Cowper  William  H.,  copyist,  dwl  SW  cor  Jackson 

and  Sansom 
Cowperthwaite  John,  boilermaker  with  Moynihan 

(St  Aitlcen,  dwl  28  Langton 
Covi'perthwaite  William,  engineer  stm  Salinas,  dwl 

28  Langton 
Cowske  Thomas,   upholsterer,   dwl  S  s  Lily  Av  nr 

Gough 
Cox  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  13  Hunt 
Cox  Barzilla,   master  carpenter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co. 
Cox  Christopher,  porter  with  A  HoUub  &  Co.,  dwl 

N  s  Jackson  nr  Front 
CoxE.  D.,  paper  carrier,  dwl  127  Morton 
Cox  Edmund  J.,  searcher  records,  dwl  215  Tyler 
Cox  Edward,   paper  folder  with  A.  Ij.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  dwl  116  Brannan 
Cox  George,  clerk  with   George   B.  Knowles,  dwl 

Capp  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Cox  H.  Rev.,  pastor  Powell  St.  M.  E.  Church,  dwl 

1008  Washington 
Cox  Henry,  dwl  Branch  House 
Cox  Horatio  M.,  porter,  dwl  17  Anna 
Cox  James,  laborer,  dwl  2L4  Broadway 
Cox  James,  laborer,  dwl  529  Mission 
Cox  James  W.,  (Cox  &  Nichols)  dwl  Lick  House 
Cox  Jerome  B.,  railroad  contractor,  dwl  314  Seventh 
Cox  John,  brickmason,  dwl  504  Jessie 
Cox  John,  porter  with   Sample  &  Hagemann,  dwl 

25  Vallejo 
Cox  Matthew  B.,  superintendent  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's 

Wharf,  dwl  545  Folsom 
Cox  Palmer,  carbuilder,  office  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  71U  Folsom 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sanaom  Street,  Dress  Trimmings. 


BEDINQTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Druggists'  Glassware,  eta 


182 


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Cox  Patrick,  laborer  N.  B.  <t  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  5  Nato- 

ma,  rear 
Cox  Patrick,  miner,  dwl  SE  cor  Front  and  Vallejo 
Cox  Richard,  extraman  Hose  Co.  No.  1,  San  Fran- 
cisco Fire  Department,  dwl  Hose  House  N  s 

Jackson  nr  Front 
Cox  Richard  H.,  actor,  dwl  West  End 
Cox  Simeon  C,  carpenter,  dwl  Ws  Mission  Avenue 

bet  Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Cox  Tbomas,  harnessmaker  with  Main  &  Winches- 
ter, dwl  5  Central  Place 
Cox  Thomas,  laborer   Union  Iron  Works,  dwJ  24 

Jessie 
Cox  Tliomas,  {Etiquistdt,  Co.)  dwl  26  Sacramento 
Cox  William  G.,  real  estate,  dwl  W  8  Shotwell  bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
COX  &  NICHOLS,  {James   W.    Cox  and  A.  C. 

Nichohj  commission  merchants,  and   leather, 

hides,  tallow  and  oil,  417  Battery 
Cox — See  Cocks 

Coy  VY2inkjRfncson  &  C.J  res  Ahimeda 
Covan  Frederick,  sailniaker  with  Harding  &  Brann 
Coye   Hiram   L.,     (Rockwell,  C.    &  C.)  dwl  807 

Greenwich 
Coye    Patrick,   waiter  North   Pacific  Trans.    Go's 

'  S.  S.  Pelican 
Coyer  Henry,  shoemaker,  704|  Pacific 
Coyle  Charles,  clerk  headquarters  Div.   Pac,   703 

Market 
Coyle  Charles,  nurse  City  and  County  Hospital 
Coyle  Frank,  butcher  with    Reardon  &  Coughlan, 

dwl  12-:2  Second 
Coyle  Frank,  porter  with  I.  Laudsberger  &  Co.,  dwl 

Engine  House  No.  4 
Coyle  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  346  Third 
Coyle  Hugh,  laborer,  dwl  345  Shipley 
Coyle  James,  teamster,  dvrl  3  Cottnge  Place 
Coyle  John,  conductor,  dwl  515  Stevenson 
Coyle  John,  housemover,  dwl  232  Fifth 
Coyle  John, laborer,  dwl  234  Minna 
Coyle  John,  laborer,  dwl  318  PaciKc 
Coyle  Patrick,  cook  S.  S.    Pelican  North  Pacific 

Trans.  Co 
Coyle  Patrick,  hostler  with  Kelly  &  Fennessy,  dwl 

8  Sherwood  Place 
Coyle  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  405  Natoma 
Coyle  Patrick,  longshoreman,  dwl  NW  cor  First  and 

Frederick 
Coyle  Patrick,  shoemaker  with  Donovan  Brothers, 

dwl  58  Jessie 
Coyle  Patrick,  waiter,  dwl  223  Folsom 
Coyna  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  420  Stevenson 
Coyne  Dennis,  liquor   saloon,  SE  cor  Fourth   and 

Minna,  dwl  280  Minna 
Coyne  Dominic,   shoemaker  with  Buckingham  «fc 

Hecht,  dwl  153  Minna 
Coyne  John,  teamster,  dwl  S  s  Brannan  bet  Seventh 

and  Eighth 
Coyne  John,  tinsmith  with  Martin  Prag,  dwl  410 

Natoma 
Coyne  Michael,  cartman,  dwl  E  s  Chesley  bet  Har- 
rison and  Bryant 
Coyle  Thomas,  fireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Coyne  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  115  Shipley 
Cozine    Charles,    boottitter    with  Buckingham   & 

Hecht,  dwl  Hickory  nr  Gough 
Cozner  Benjamin,  carpenter,  dwl  Tyson  Place 
Coz7,o  Ingulo,  musician,  dwl  N  s  Dupont  Alley 

Crabb ,  expressman,  dwl  350  Kitch 

Crabb  Alexander,  compositor,  dwl  122  Silver 
Crabb  August  I.,  bookkeeper  with  0.  Chauvin,  res 

Oakland 
Crabtree  Harriet  Mrs.,  cook,  SE  cor  Drumm  and 

Oregon 
Crack  Peter,  captain  schooner  Pacific,  dwl  South 

Park  Avenue 
Crackborn  C.  L.,  (M.  J).  Garr  Sf   Co.)  dwl  356 

Jessie 
Craddock  A.  A.  Miss,  dwl  728  Howard 


Craddock  Charles  F.,   attorney  at  law,  office  606 

Washington,  dwl  965  Folsom 
Craddock  William,  horseshoer  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl 

414  Clementina 
Craft  Thomas  B.,  drayman,  dwl  122  Davis 
Crafts  6.  W.,  (of  Vantine  &  Co.,  Idaho  City)  dwl 

1312  Tavlor 
CRAFTSMEN'S  LIFE  ASSURANCE  CO.,  (New 

York)    E.    H.    Sbaw   <fc   Co.    general  agents, 

office  4.32  Montgomery 
Crag  Charles,  boilermaker,  dwl  SW  cor  Stenart  and 

Mission 
Cragen  Michael,  fireman,  dwl   United  States  Hotel 
Cragin  Augustus,  chicken  ranch,  dwl  W  s  Utah  nr 

Fifteenth 
Cragin  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  276  Miima 
Cragin  William,  seaman,  dwl  307  Folsoin 
Cragin  W\  S.  W.,  clerk  Occidental  Hotel 
Crago  Tbomas,  mariner,  dwl  42  Sacramento 
Craig  Abbie  Mrs.,  stationery,  414  Geary 
Craig  Alexander,  rigger,  dwl  35  Frederick 
Craig   Alexander,  (Peter   Craig-  &   Son)   dwl   13 

•    Stockton 
Craig  Charles  A.,  beltmaker  with  H.  Royer,  dwl  35 

Freelon 
Craig  Dennis,  laborer  with   William  Griffith,  dwl 

E  s   -iilbert  bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Craig  Frank  S.,  printer  with  Joseph  Winterburn  & 

Co.,  dvvl  13  Stockton 
Craig  Hugh,  shoemaker,  dwl  W  s  Russ  nr  Howard 
Craig  James,  ( Killip  Sf  C.)  dwl  345  Jessie 
Craig  John,  expressman  cor  Market  and  O'Farrell, 

dwl  Serpentine  Av 
Craig  John,  joiner  with  Peter  Craig  &  Son,  dwl  823 

Market 
Craig  John  C.,  carriage  manufacturer,  9.55  Folsom, 

dwl  cor  Twenty-fourth  and  Cbattanontra 
Craig  John  R.,  plumber  with  Thomas  O'Malley  & 

Co.,  dwl  13  Stockton 
Craig  John  W.,  housecarpenter,  dwl  414  Geary 
Craig  Margaret  Miss,  actress,  dwl  224  Kearny 
Craig   Michael,    stonecutter,   dwl   N  s  Bryant    nr 

Seventh 
Craig  Peter,  (Peter  Craig  &  Son)  dwl  13  Stockton 
Craiy  Peter  &  Son,  (Alexander  Craig)  undertakers, 

823  Market 
Craig  Robert,  junkdealer,  dwl  141  Shipley 
Craig  Thomas  H.,  entry  clerk  Custom  House,  dwl 

1710  Clay 
Craig  William,  dwl  52  Minna 
Craig  William,  machine'haud  California  Mills,  dwl 

26  Everett 
Craig  William,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
CRAIG    WILLIAM,    wholesale  and  retail  wines 

and  liquors,  905  Dupont,  dwl  1021  Powell 
Craig  William,  (Tilden,  C.  <£•  Wihon)  attorney  at 

law,  office  533  Kearny,  dwl  E  s   Mission  bet 

Twentieth  and  Twenty-fiist 
Craige  Tiioraas,  lettercarrier  S.  F.  Post  Office,  dwl 

834  Clay 
Crain  Elisha,  dwl  314  Fremont 
Crain  Silas  E., physician  and  surgeon,  office  and  dwl 

55  Second 
CRAINE  WILLIAM,  architect,  office  and  dwl  634 

Washington 
Craine. — See  Crane 
Craker  Jndson,  carpenter  with  Cole  &    Haskell, 

dwl  614  Fourth 
Cram  Charles  S.,  oresampler  with  C.  W.  Thomas, 

dwl  N  s  Tyler  bet  Buchanan  and  Webster 
Cram  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Tyler  bet  Bu- 
chanan and  Webster 
Cram  Mary  Mrs.,  seamstress,  dwl  325^  Bush 
Cram  William  R.,  harnessmaker,  16  First,  dwl  7 

Stevenson 
Cramer  Augustus,  patternmaker  with  J.  Hestor,  15 

Belden 
Cramer  Charles  L.,  photograph  gallery,  402  Kearny, 

dwl  410  Kearny 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUBANCE  CO,  is  tlie  Company  for  the  Pecple. 


O.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708.  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  White  Shirts. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [C]      DIRECTORY 


Cramer  Christian,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  236  Sutter 

Cramer  George  R.,  briciilayer  Bricklayers'  Associa- 
tion, 234  Sutter 

Cramer  Gustavns,  clerk  with  Christian  Volkraar, 
dwl  1328  Dupont 

Cramer  Henry,  ciibinetmaker,  dwl  236  Sutter 

Cramer  Henry,  professor  music,  dwl  NE  corner 
O'Favren'and  OTarrell  Alley 

Cramer  Henry,  compositor,  dwl  742  Market 

Cramer  Hermann  P.,  bookbinder  with  A.  L.  Ban- 
croft &  Co.,  dwi  640  Howard 

Cramer  Jeremiah,  bootmaker  with  Mason  &.  Tay- 
lor, 937  Market 

Cramer  John,  clerk,  dwl  627  Commercial 

Cramer  John,  watchman  Market  Street  Railroad, 
dwl  Sixteenth  nr  Valencia 

Cramer  John  D.,  salesman  with  J.  M.  Eckfeldt  & 
Co.,  dwl  N  8  Sacramento  nr  Van  Ness 

Cramer  John  W.,  expresswagon,  dwl  NE  cor  Lib- 
erty and  Guerrero 

Cramp  Esther  Miss,  seamstress,  dwl  310  Green 

Cramp  Martha,  (widow)  seamstress,  dwl  310  Green 

Cran  John,  clerk  with  Kirby,  Byrne  &  Co.,  dwi  5 
Vassar  Place 

Crandall  George  B.,  clerk  Forwarding  Department 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co 

Crandall  Warner  G.,  dwl  52  Second 

CraiidellO.,  millwright,  dwl  American  Exchange 
Hotel 

Crane  A.  A.,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl  3  Tay- 
lor 

Crane  Abbie  T.  Miss,  (Crane  Sf  Curtis]  dwl  16 
O'Farrell 

Crane  Albert  E.,  agent  for  Remington  Arms,  office 
522  Montgomery,  dwl  NE  cor  Mason  and  John 

Crane  Alfred  C,  clerk,  dwl  NVV  cor  Jackson  and 
Powell 

CRANE  ANDERSON  M.,  attorney  at  law,  office 
.522  Montgomery,  dwl  1814  Mason 

Crane  Byron  G.,  (Gile,  Hayes  &  Co.)  dwl  916 
Larkin 

Crane  Dennis,  hostler  with  James  Tompkinson,  dwl 
56  Minna 

Crane  Erwin  J.,  agent,  office  room  10,  318  Front, 
dwl  905  Market 

Crane  G.  M.,  conductor  City  Railroad 

Crane  H.  E.,  carpenter  H.   C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Crane  Henry  A.,  proprietor  Hunters  Point  Chemi- 
cal Works,  (and  Craned:  Brigham)  dwl  121 
Turk 

Crane  Henry  P.,  attorney  at  law,  office  room  No  I 
729  Monlgomery.  dwf522  Eddy 

Crane  Jeremiah,  shoemaker,  22  Folsom 

Crane  J.  M.  &  Co.,  (George  W.  Bumm  and  Don 
L.  Sicclt)  book  and  jol)  printers,  522  Clay 

Crane  John,  clerk,  dwl  426  Jones 

Crane  John,  clerk  Headquarters  Div.  Pac,  dwl  356 
Minna 

Crane  John  M.,  {Nolte  Sf  C.)  dwl  SE  cor  Eighth 
and  Mission 

Crane  John  M.,  (J.  M.  Crane  Sf  Co.)  dwl  5  Fourth 

Crane  John  N.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 
dwl  624  Post 

Crane  Martin,  calker,  dwl  538  Howard 

Crane  Matliew  F.,  carpenter  with  A.  C.  Beach  & 
Co.,  dwl  N  8  Howard  nr  Second 

Crane  Michael  R.,  pressman  Womens'  Cooperative 
Printing  Union,  dwl  928  Clay 

Crane  Nathaniel  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  NE  cor  Twen- 
tieth and  Shotwell 

Crane  Owen,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso,  dwl 
14  Dunn  Alley 

Crane  Samuel,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl  3  Tay- 
lor 

Crane  Thomas,  capitalist,  office  77  Mont  Block,  dwl 
Russ  House 

Crane  William  B.,  (Crane  &  Hawes)  426  Mont 

Crane  W.  W.  Jr.,  attorney  at  law,  office  NW  cor 
Kearny  and  Commercial,  res  Oakland 


CRANE  &  BRIGHAM,  (Henry  A.  Crane,  Wil 
Ham  H.  Brigliain  and  R.  A.  Sanford)  im- 
porters and  wholesale  druggists  322,  324  and 
326  Front  cor  Clay 

Crane  &  Curtis,  (Miss  Abbie  T.  Crane  and,  Miss 
Leila  Curtis)  engravers  on  wood,  405  Sansom 

CRANE  &  HAWES,  (Wtlliam  B.  Crane  and 
Alexander  G.  Haives)  general  agents  New 
York  Life  Ins.  Co  ,  office  426  Montgomery 

Craner  Adolph  P.,  pawnbroker,  dwl  308  Clem 

Cranert  Frederick,  hatter,  512  Bush 

Crangle  Charles,  dwl  802  Stockton 

CRANGLE  WILLIAM,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor 
Fourth  and  Folsom,  dwl  321  Tehama 

Crangle  William  C,  boatman,  dwl  46  Steuart 

Crauly  William,  (Conroy,  C.  &  Co. J  dwl  N  s  Post 
nr  Broderick 

CRANNA  WILLIAM  U.,  (Blount,  C.  &  Go.Jdv/l 
1015  Powell 

Cranney  James,  bootmaker,  dwl  S  a  Bush  bet  Brod- 
erick and  Baker 

Cranney  Thomas,  (Grennan  &  C.)  39  Merchants' 
Exchange 

Cranston  Josifita  G.,  (Widow)  furnished  rooms,  19 
John 

Cranz  Theodore  D.,  cabinetmaker  with  Goodwin  &. 
Co.,  dwl  712  O'Farrell 

Crary  O.  B.,  ( Haycock  &  C)  dwl  204  Montgomery 

Craton  Henry,  laborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 

Craumer  Jacob  P.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  S  s  Post  bet 
Laguna  and  Octavia 

Craven  Alfred,  topographer  State  Geological  Survey 

Craven  James,  gastitter  with  Walmsley  &•  Smith, 
dwl  34  Minna 

Craven  Peter,  boilermaker,  dwl  N  s  Oak  nr  Octavia 

Craven  William,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel,  dwl  74 
Jessie,  rear 

Cravens  David,  waiter  S.  S.  Orizaba,  North  Pac. 
Trans.  Co. 

Crawfoot  Robert,  stevedore,  dwl  114  Sacramento 

CRAWFORD  A.  &  C0.,8hipchandlery,  27  and  29 
Market 

Crawford  Alexander,  porter,  114  Battery 

Crawford  Andrew,  (A.  Crawford  &  Co.)  dwl  508 
Greenwich 

Crawford  Arthur,  woodturner  with  Schreiber,  Rohr 
&  Co.,  dwl  429  Sixth 

Crawford  David,  operator  Western  Union  Tele- 
graph Co.,  dwl  417  Dupont 

Crawford  Edmund,  bookkeeper  with  A.  Crawford 
&  Co.,  dwl  922  Powell 

Crawford  George,  laborer,  dwl  Thirteenth  nr  Mis- 
sion 

Crawford  George,  mariner,  dv?l  116  Steuart 

Crawford  George  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  120  Hayes 

Crawford  H.,  extraman  steamer  No.  6,  S.  F.  F.  D., 
dwl  139  Shipley 

Crawford  James,  (colored)  bootblack  with  M.  A. 
Phipps,  dwl  N  s  PaciHc  bet  Dup  and  Stock 

Crawford  John  A.,  waiter  International  Hotel 

Crawford  John  J.,  (colored)  porter,  313  Bush 

Crawford  John  M.,  conductor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R., 
dwl  829  Folsom 

Crawford  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Harrison  nr 
Eighth 

Crawford  Richard  H.,  bntcher  with  Anselm  Elias, 
dwl  6  Engine  House,  Sixth  nr  Howard 

Crawford  Robert,  traveling  agent  Pacific  Mutual 
Life  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  11  Kearny 

CraM'ford  Samuel,  carpenter  H  C.  League,  128 
Kearny 

Crawford  Thomas,  student,  dwl  1006  Clay 

Crawford  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Decatur  nr 
Bryant 

Crawford  William,  clerk,  dwl  123  Jackson 

Crawford  William,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Dupont  nr 
Filbert 

Crawford  William  S.,  attorney  at  law,  office  612 
Merchant,  dwl  747  Harrison 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Suspenders  and  Neck  Ties. 


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Crawball  John,  porter  with  Ross,  Dempster  &  Co., 

dwl  929  Washington 
Ciawley  George   W.,  proprietor  Pacific  Railroad 

House,  446  Brannan 
Crawley  John,  freight  clerk  Central  Pacific  R.  R. 

dwl  Howard  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Crawley  John  A.,  shipcalkcr,  dwl  270  Brannan 
Crayton  Robert,  dwl  S  s  Washington  bet  Hyde  and 

Leavenworth 
Creagan  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  NW  cor  Clinton  and 

Brannan 
Creagan  Michael,  laborer  S.  S.  Idaho,  North  Pac. 

Trans.  Co. 
Creagh  Michael,  (Bitgan  &   C.J  dwl  124  Third 
Creahn   Martin,  calker  Calkers'  Association,    713 

Mission 
Creamer  Aaron,  hairdressing  saloon,  319   Sahsom, 

dwl  812  Taylor 
Creamer  Caspar,  carpenter,  dwl  431  Clementina 
Creamer  James,  dravman  with  Edward  Martin  & 

Co.,  dwl  1420  Washington 
Creamer  John,  clerk  with  Kennedy  Brothers,  dwl 

SW  cor  Ellis  and  Larkin 
Creamer  Thomas  W.,  calker  Calkers'  Association, 

713  Mission 
Crean   Owen,  expressman,   SW  cor    Fourth    and 

Howard,  dwl  242  Clara 
Crean  William,  laborer,  dwl  50  Louisa 
Creary  James  C.,  captain  bark  Live  Yankee,  dwl 

116^  Dora 
Creber  Walter,  malster  with  Lyon  &  Co.,  dwl   N  s 

Chestnut  bet  Powell  and  Mason 
Creden  Samuel,  hostler,  dwl  SE  cor  Mason  and  Ellis 
Creed  James,  shoemaker  with  Donovan  Bros.,  dwl 

(i2|  Sliipley 
Creedan  Timothy,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  R  R 
Creeden  Daniel,  horseshoer  with  George  P.  Graney, 

dwl  623  Ellis 
Creedon  Daniel,  clerk  with  Edward  E.  Moore,  dwl 

223  Stevenson 
Creedon  Patrick  H.,  produce  dealer,  dwl  Sherman 

nr  Eighteenth 
Creedon  William,  shoemaker,  118  Sacramento 
Creegan  Peter,  porter  with  Drake  &.  Emerson,  dwl 

543  Stevenson 
Crego  Cyrus,  carriagetrimmer  with  Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  421  Fourth 
Creigh  A.  H.  W.,  freight  clerk  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co., 

dwl  1514  Mission 
Creigh   J.  D., attorney  at  law,  oflSce  535  Clay,  dwl 

714Shotwell 
Creigh  S.  W.,  freight  clerk  C.  S.  N.  Co.,  dwl  1514 

Mission 
Creighton   Charles,  clerk  letter  department  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  E  s  Dolores  bet  Twenty-fifth 

and  Twenty-sixth 
Creighton  Derliv,  mate  steamer  Capitol,  C.  S.  Nav. 

Co.,  dwl  5.38  Mission 
Creighton  Ferdinand,  clerk  Home  Mutual  Ins.  Co., 

dwl  E  s  Dolores  nr  Twenty-fifth 
Creighton  James,  carpenter,  dwl  562  Stevenson 
Creighton  James,  hostler,  dwl  124  Sutter 
Creigbton  John,  boiiermaker  Portland  Boiler  Works, 

dwl  63  Clementina,  rear 
Creighton  Patrick,  commission  agent,  423  Pacific 
Creigliton  Patrick,  contractor,  dwl  1817  Mason 
Creighton  Patrick,  market  240  Fourth,  dwl  315  Te- 
hama 
Creighton  Terrence,  engineer  with  California  Jew- 
elry Co.,  dwl  61  Clementina,  rear 
Creighton  Tliomas  F.,  clerk  with  Crane  &  Brigbam 

dwl  E  s  Folsoni  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty- 
Third 
Creighton   William,  laborer  with  Mathias  &  Stone, 

112  Washington 
Crelley  James,  porter  with  Taylor  &.  Bendel,  dwl 

.558  Stevenson 
Crellin  John,  (Crdlin  &  Co.,  Morgan  Sf  Co.,  and 

Thomas  Crellin  Sf  Co.)  resides  Oysterville  W  T 


Crellin   Thomas,    (Crellin  Sc  Co.,  Morgan  &   Co., 
and  Thos.  Crelhu  Sf  Co.)  res  Bruceport  W  T 
CRELLIN  THOMAS  &  CO.,   (John   S.   Morgan 
&    John    Creliinj    groceries    and    provisions, 
Bruceport,  W.  T.,  office  87  California  Marki-t 
CRELLIN  &  CO.,    (John  Crdlin,  John  S.  Mor- 
gan &  Thomaa  Crdlin)  groceries  and   provi- 
sions,  Oysterville,  W.  T.,  office  87   California 
Market 
Cremony  John  C.  editor,  dwl  704  Howard 
Cremor  Bernard,  longshoreman,  dwl  307  Main 
Crenan  Midiael,  hackman,  dwl  220  Ritch 
Cresaglia  Matleo,  (Mnlteo  C-e^aglia  4"  Co.)    dwl 

NE  cor  Dnpont  and  Market 
Cresaglia   Matteo    &.   Co.,  (Antonio   VersnloirichJ 

chophouse,  NE  cor  Dupont  and  Market 
CRESCENT  CITY  STEAMSHIP    LINE,   Holla- 
day  &  Brenham  agents,  217  Sanwni 
Cressmann  George,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 
Cressy  Albeit,  driver  San  Francisco  Laundry  Asso- 
ciation, dwl  Turk  bet  Weljster  and  Bnclianan 
Cressy  Theodore  S.,  salesman  with  T.   H.  Hatch  & 

Co.,  dwl  1315  Kearny 
Creuziger  Hugo,  upholsterer,  dwl  1519  Larkin 
Crew  Thomas,  drayman,  dwl  NE  cor  Fell  and  Oc- 

tavia 
Crews  John  T.,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Sixteenth    bet 

Valencia  and  Mission 
Crews  Lorenzo  W.,  compositor,  dwl  228  Bush 
Cribens  Patrick,  laborer,  bds  338  Bush 
Crillei  Washington,  billsticker,   Bella  Union,  dwl 

24  Stevenson 
Crim  Geoige  S.,  clerk  with  Samuel  Crim,  dwl  W  s 

Howai'd  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
CRIM  HOUSE,  (now  Holden  House)  523  Kearny 
Crim  Samuel,  real  estate,  dwl  2320  Howard 
Crim  William  H.,  clerk   California  Trust  Co.,  dwl 

2320  Howard 
Crimi  Lazzro,  laborer,  dwl  713  Vallejo 
Criming  Dennis,  seaman,  S.  S.  Senator,  North  Pac. 

Trans.  Co 
Crimm  Charles,  baker,  1518  Stockton 
Crimmen  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  212  Sleuart 
Crimniins  William,  shoemaker,  andextraman  steam- 
er No.  3  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  .35  j:verett 
CRINDLE    WILLIAIVI,    manager  Glasgow  Iron 
and  Metal  Importing  Co.,  23  Fremont,  dwl  128 
Perry 
Crinnian  Thomas  F.,  salesman,  024  Market,  dwl  119 

O'Farrell 
Criny  Lawrence,  laborer  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl 

713  Vallejo 
Cripin  George,  farmer,  dwl  Central  Ocean  Road  nr 

tollgate 
Crismau   Mary  Mrs.,  dwl  1010  Leavenworth,  rear 
Critcher  Henry,  stock  broker,  office  418  California 
Crittenden  Alexander  P.  Mrs.,  dwl  591  Ellis 
Crittenden  Charles   S.,  (Crittenden  &  DalionJ  dw! 

710^-  Mission 
Crittenden  James  L.,  (Ryan  &  C.)  attorney  at  law, 

office  411 J  California,  dwl  591  Ellis 
CRITTENDEN  PARKER,  notary  public  and  com- 
missioner deeds,  office  336  Montgomery,  dwl 
920  Pine 
CRITTENDEN  &  DALTON,  (Charles  S.  Crit- 
tenden and  P.  E.  Dallon)  New  York  Livery 
Stable,  712  Mission 
Croal   Patrick,  brakesman  Southern  Pacific  R.  R., 

dwl  25  First  Avenue 
Croall  James,  plumber,  dwl  523  Filbert 
Croce  Peter  E,  enirinetnrner  and  polisher  with  P. 

A.  Gianniui,  622  Clay 
CROCKARD  HUGH,  sbipsmith,  20  Mission    dwl 

Seventh  Avenue  nr  M,  South  S  F 
Crocker  A.  Townsend,  local  agent  Equitable  I<il'e 

Assurance  Society,  430  Montgomeiy 
Crocker  Ciiarles,  president  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Co.,  office  NE  cor  Market  and  Montgomery, 
resides  Sacramento  I 


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Crocker  Charles  W.,  editor,  dwl  22  Telegraph  Place 
Crocker  Clark  W.,  f^Sisson,  Wallace  Jj*  Co. J  res 

Sacramento  City 
Crocker  Daniel  H.,  butcher,  dwl  912  Howard 
Crocker  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  107  Fifth 
Crocker    Francis    P.,   proprietor   Overland  House 

coaches,  dwl  204  Perry 
Crocker  Horace  T.,  machiuist,  dwl  306K  Sixth 
Crocker  Isaac  B.,  painter  with  N.  P.  Cole  &.  Co., 

dwl  130  Eighth 
Crocker  Jerome,  carpenter,  dwl  22  Telegraph  Place 
Crocker  John,  foreman  with  N.  P.  Cole  &  Co.,  dwl 

Old  San  Jose  Road  nr  Twenty-fifth 
Crocker  John  H.,  clerk  with  N.  E.  Grimes,  dwl  San 

Jose  Av  bet  Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-lifth 
Crocker  Lucius,  carpenter  with  Wilson  &.  Uro.,  dwl 

506  Market 
Crocker   M.  J.   E.    Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Tenth 

Street  Grammar  School,  dwl  2J  Telegraph  Place 
Crocker  Morris,  tailor,  dwl  112  Shipley 
Crocker  Rowland  R.,  conductor  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl 

547  Natoma 
Crocker  William,  carpenter,  dwl  711  Taylor 
Crocker  William,  teacher  music,  dwl  228  Bush 
Crockelt  Charles,  woodturner, dwl  14  Howard  Court 
CROCKETT  JOHN,  secretary  Calitornia  Mutual 

Life  Insurance  Co.,  office   13  Merchants'  Ex- 
change, dwl  19  South  Park 
Crockett  Joseph  B.,  associate  judge  Supreme  Court, 

dwl  19  South  Park 
Crockett  Robert,  assistant  clerk  U.  S.  District  Court, 

dwl  19  South  Park 
Croff  Alfred,  tailor  with  David  Irving,  dwl  612;2 

Howard 
Croft  Thomas  B.,  drayman  with  Coffin  &  Patrick, 

dwl  122  Davis 
Croftoii  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  NE  cor  Sansom 

and  Alta 
Crofts  Jolin  J.,  engineer  with  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  dwl 

4.38  Clementina 
Crogan  Bernard,  dwl  1  Eddy  Place 
Crogan  John,  fireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Crogan   Michael,  fireman   P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento, 

dwl  525  Mission 
Crogan  Peter,  plasterer,  dwl  909  Vallejo 
Croi^han  Francis,  fireman  steamtug  Lookout,  dwl  1 

"Eddy  Place 
Croke  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Natoma  bet  Eighth 

and  Ninth 
Croke  James,  driver  with  Mugan  &  Moran,dwl  Ss 

Tehama  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Croke  James  Very  Rev.,  director  St.  Mary's  Cathe- 
dral, dwl  b28"Califoruia 
Croker  Eyre  C,  veterinary  surgeon,  dwl  18  Sutter 
Croley  Tiniothy,  blacksmith,  dwl  30  Hunt 
Croniback  Christopher,  teamster  with  J.  H.  McDon- 
ald &  Co.,  dwl  427  Third 
Crombie  John  H.,  tuismith  with  Freeman  &  Wrin, 

dwl  26  Perry 
Cromer  Henry,  real  estate,  dwl  19  Louisa 
Cromer  J.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Cromer  J.  F.,  shipjoiner  Shipjoiners'  Association, 

713  Mission 
Cromotka  John,  merchant,  dwl  431  Pine 
Cromwell  James   H.,  quartermaster    P.  M.   S.   S. 

Great  Republic 
Cron  Adelbert,  fancy  goods,  116  Second 
Cronan  Jeremiah  J.,  clerk  with  John  Taylor  &  Co., 

dwl  W  8  Capp  nr  Nineteenth 
Cronan  John,  clerk  forwarding  department  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  cor  Cupn  and  Nineteenth 
Cronan  John,  laborer,  dwl  19  Morton 
Cronan  Michael,  cartman,  dwl  i:U  Shinley 
Cronan  Peter,  caiTiagepaiuter  with  Pollard  &  Car- 

vill,  dwl  11  Dale 
Cronan   Samuel  T.,  machinehnnd  with   Miller  & 

Haley,  dwl  325  Clementina 
CRONAN  THOMAS,  Mechanics'  Saloon,  junction 

Market  and  Ellis,  dwl  248  Jessie 


Cronen  William,  roofer,  dwl  23  Hunt 

Cronin   Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  Courtland  Av   nr 

San  Bruno  road 
Cronin  Cojnelius,  melter  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl 

156  First 
Cronin  Daniel,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Fillmore 

and  Turk 
Cronin  David,  dwl  719  Market 
Cronin   Dennis,  bootmaker    with   Buckingham    & 

Heclit,  dwl  36  Jessie 
Cronin  Dennis,  hostler  Dashaway  stable,  dwl  116 

Sutter,  rear 
Cronin  Edward,  dwl  227  Second 
Cronin   James,     baker    Brooklyn  Hotel,    dwl    19 

Everett 
Cronin  James,  junkdealer,   dwl  S  s  Brannan  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
Cronin  James,  laborer  New  U.  S.  Branch  Mint,  dwl 

cor  Twenty-eighth  and  Sigel 
Cronin  James,  shoemaker,  dwl  212  Broadway 
Cronin  James  M.,  barkeeper,  311   Bush,  dwl  460 

Minna 
Cronin  Jeremiah,  hostler,  211  Pine,  dwl  333  Bush 
Cronin  John,  blacksmith  with  John  W.  Farreu,  dwl 

74  Tehama 
Cronin  John,  liquors,  710  Battei-y,  dwl  Vallejo  bet 

Sansom  and  Battery 
Cronin  John,  warehouseman  with  Scholle  &  Lan- 

kershim,  dwl  315  Filbert 
Cronin  Michael,  stonecutter,  dw^l  449^  Tehama 
Cronin  Patrick  J.,  saddler,  dwl  555  Stevenson 
Cronin  Robert,  nurse  City  and  County  Hospital 
Cronin  Thomas,  shoemaker  with   Buckingham   & 

Hecht,  dwl  109  Tehama 
Cronin   William,  laborer,  dwl  W  s   Columbia  bet 

Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 
Cronise  Titus  Fey,  broker,  office  402  Montgomery, 

dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
CRONISE  WILLIAM   H.  V,  mining,  office  402 

Montgomery,  dwl  526  Green 
Crook   Edward,  laborer  Laborers'  Protective  Ben- 
evolent Association,  814  Howard 
Crook  George,  Lieut  Col.  U.  S.  A.,  office   SW  cor 

Market  and  Third,  dwl  626  California 
Crook  James,  dwl  132-i  Pine,  rear 
Crook  James,  laborer,  dsvl  S  s  Tehama  nr  Eighth 
CROOK  JOHN  T.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 

204  Montgomery,  dwl  1021  Washington 
Crook  Kate,  (widow)  dwl  531  Bryant 
Crook  Peter,  porter  with   Hemenway  &  Merrill, 

dwl  1328  Stockton 
Crook  Richard,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel,  dwl  80 

Jessie 
Crooker  DeWitt  C,  clerk  with  W.  I.  McKay,  dwl 

2  Stockton  Place 
Crooks,  Barz  &  Suhl,  f  Jeremiah  B.  Crooks,  Aus^nst 

Barz  and  (Jliristophcr  F.  SnhlJ  wagonmakers 

and  blacksmiths,  114  Sacramento 
Crooks  James,   laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Octavia  and 

Post 
Crooks  Jeremiah  B.,  {Crooks,  Barz  ^  SulilJ  dwl 

22  Telegraph  place 
Crooks  Matthew,  real  estate,  dwl  5  Crook 
Crooks  Matthew  Jr.,  clerk  with  Jonathan  Peel,  dwl 

5  Crook 
Crooks  Richard,  expresswagon,  dwl  S  s  Sutter  nr 

Franklin 
Crooks  Sylvester,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Crooks  William, (colored)  seaman,  dwl  624  Third 
Croon  Frank,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Ohio  bet  Broadway 

and  Vallejo 
Cropper  Eliza,  (colored)  (widow)  dwl  21  Scott  Place 
Cropper  John  M.,  barkeeper  Oxford  Saloon,  dwl  72 

Natoma 
Cropper  Theodore  B.,   local  agent  Equitable  Life 

Assurance   Society,  430  Mont,  dwl  714  Tehama 
Crosby  Frederick,   harnessmaker,  dwl  E  s  Mission 

bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Crosby  Frederick  W.,  dwl  904  Jackson 


JOIyTES,  PDXiLJVIAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Letter  and  Note  Paper  and  Envelopes. 


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Crosby  George  O.,  produce  dealer,  dwl  727  O'Farrell 
Cro8l)y  Henry  K.,  clerk,  dwl  3  Geary  Place 
Crosby  James,  carpenter  H.  C.  Leajriie,  128  Kearny 
Crosby  James,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
Crosby  John,  tailor  with  Augustus  luibrie,  dwl  33 

Geary 
Crosby  Jolin  F.,  carpenter,  dwl  Ridley  bet  Valencia 

and  Guerrero 
Crosby  Lawrence,  laborer,  dwl  50  Natoma 
Crosby   Porter,   asphaltnm   roofer,   office   14    Mer- 
chants' Exchange,  dwl  2l4i  Sixth 
Crosby  William,  stndent  with  "Barstow,  Stetson  &. 

Houghton,  315  California 
Crosby   William  T.,   machinist  with   William  W. 

Collins 
Crosett  Alplionzo  A.,  clerk  with  Pool&  Harris,  dwl 

949  Hiirrison 
CROSETT  JAMES  F.,  real  estate  n^ent  and  im- 
porter, oftiee  304  Mont,  dwl  22(i'Shotwell 
Crosett  James  L.,  snpl.  Pacific    Barrel   and  Keg 

Factory,  office  408  Cal,  dwl  949  Harrison 
Crosett  Truman,  teacher  music  public  schools,  dwl 

216  Shotwell 
Croskey   Robert  &  Co.,  furniture,  30  Fouith,  dwl 

118  Fell 
Croskey  Robert  V.,  compositor  with  A.  L.  Bancroft 

&  Co.,  dwl  118  Fell 
Cross  Alexander,  f  Cross  &  Co. J  resides  Valpar- 
aiso, S.  A. 
Cross  Betsy  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms, 734  Montgomery 
Cross  Donald,  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  China 
Cross  J.  H.,  carpenter  H.  C.  Lengue,  128  Kearny 
Cross  Mary,    (widow)    furnished  rooms,  335  Jessie 
Cross  Richard,   drayman  with   Wellman,  Peck  & 

Co.,  dwl  327  Broadway 
Cross  William,  waiter  with  John  Reagan,  dwl  NW 

cor  Sansom  and  Clay 
CROSS  &.  CO.,  f Alexander  Cross,   William   and 

John  WedderspoonJ  importers  and  commission 

merchants,  316  California 
Crossen  Michael,  seaman,  dwl  315  Bryant,  rear 
Crossland  Joseph,  plasterer  Plasterers'  Protective 

Association,  727  Market 
GROSSMAN  JAMES  H.,  mining,  office  402  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Grotty  James,  porter,  dwl  705  Stockton 
Grotty  John,  hostler  Market  St.  Railroad,  dwl  Ss 

Sixteenth  nr  Guerrero 
Crouch  James,  cigarmaker  with  Cobo,  Martinez  & 

Co.,  dwl  418  Filbert 
Crough  John  S.,  carpenter  with   Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  4  Liberty 
Cronse  John  R.,  salesman  with  J.  W.  Wolf  &  Co., 

dwl  303  Jessie 
Crovetti  John,  barkeeper  with  Nicholas  Bugia,  605 

Davis 
Crow  Albion  T.,  wharfinger  Black  Diamond  Coal 

Mining  Co.'s  wharf,  dwl  506  Fourth 
Crow  Allan,  glazier,  dwl  1409  Sacramento 
Crow  Charles,  steward  with  James  Irwin,  dwl  49 

Natoma 
Grow  Thomas,  tinsmith  with  Brittan,  Holbrook  & 

Co.,  dwl  1006  Market 
Crowdace  F.  W.,  barkeeper  Orleans  Hotel 
Crowdell    John,    carpenter    H.    G.    League,    128 

Kearny 
Grow^e  D.  H.,  (Fassett,   McCanlley  dt   Co. J  dwl 

NE  cor  Stockton  and  Bush 
Crowe  James,  sailmaker,  dwl  533  Mission 
Crowe  Johanna,  (widow)  tailoress,  dwl  815  Mkt 
Crowe  Timothy,   locksmith    and    bellhauger,    743 

Mission 
Growell  Amos,  drayman  with  Knapp  &  Meacham, 

dwl  cor  First  Avenue  and  Sixteenth 
Crowell  Charles  H.,  collector  Laurel  Hill  Cemetery 

Association,  office  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Wash- 
ington, dwl  202  Tyler 
Crowell  Charles  I.,  bookkeeper  with  J.  M.  Goewey 

&  Co.,  dwl  723  Ellis 


Growell  H.  H.,  dentist,  dwl  14  Kearny 
Crowell  J.  P..  dentist,  office  and  dwl  14  Kearny 
Crowell  Martin  L.,  route  agent  Wells,   Fargo  & 

Co.,  dwl  Russ  House 
Crowell  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  107  Lafayette 
Growell  Prentice,  wharfinger  Hathaway's  wharf, 

dwl  cor  Butte  and  Pennsvlvania 
CROWELL  ZENAS.   secretary  California  Insur- 
ance Co.,  office  318  Cal,  dwl  705  Post 
Crowley  Bartholomew,    bakery,  423  Fourth,  and 

NE  cor  Sixth  and  Harrison,  dwl  423  Fourth 
Crowley  Bartholomew,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Treat  Av- 
enue bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty-foirth 
Crowley  Caleb  J.,    blacksmith    Miners'   Foundry, 

dwl  357  First 
Crowley  Catherine,  (widow)  lodgings,  523  Mission 
Crowley  Catherine,  (widow)  groceries  and  liquors, 

NE  cor  Washington  and  Leavenworth 
Crowley  Charles,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

334  Third 
Crowley  Cornelius,  groceries  and  liquors,  331  Third 
Crowley  Cornelius,  shoemaker  with   Metropolitan 

B.  and  S.  Co.,  dwl  622  Jessie 
Crowley   Cornelius   H. ,   carpenter  with   Miller  & 

Haley,  dwl  260  First 
Crowley  Cornelius  W.,   shoemaker  with  D.    W. 

Emerson,  dwl  502  Jessie 
Crowley  Daniel,  blacksmith  with  Thomas  Hawkins, 

dwl  Leroy  Place 
Crowley  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  50  Ritch 
Crowley  Daniel  A.,  teacher,  dwl  361  Minna 
Crowley  F.,  bhicksmith   with  G.  W.  Knight,  dwl 

Butchers'  Home,  Potrero  Av 
Crowley  Florence,  contractor,  dwl  749  Harrison 
Crowley  James,  cabinetmaker  with  Goodwin  &  Co. 
Crowley  James,  laborer  City  Paving  Go. 
Crowley  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  210  Clara 
Crowley  Jeremiah  F.,  driver  steamer  No. 7,  S  F.F.D. 

dwl  Engine  House  Ns  Si.Kteenth  nr  Valencia 
Crowley  Jerry,  printer  with   Thomas  Gihon,  dwl 

Natoma  bet  First  and  Second 
Crowley  John,  box  clerk  S.  F.  Post  Office,  dwl  574 

Minna 
Crowley  John,  cooper,  dwl  2-55  Jessie 
Crowlev  John,   driver  with  R.  D.  Chandler,   dwl 

139  Shipley 
Crowley  John,  hostler,  dwl  S  s  Ellis  cor  Pierce 
Crowley  John,  hostler,  dwl  cor  Grove  and  Laguna 
Crowley  John,  hostler.  Market  Street  Railroad 
Crowley  John,  laborer,  dwl  239  Minna 
Crowley  John,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Hayes  bet  Laguna 

and  Buchanan 
Crowley  John,  porter  Russ  House 
Crowley  John,  sawyer  with  William  G.  Weir,  dwl 

W  s  Chenery  nr  Palmer 
Crowley  John,  waiter,  Occidental  Hotel 
Crowley  John  Jr.,  c;>rpeuter,  dwl  239  Minna 
Crowley  John  D.,  liquor.s,  911  Market 
Crowley  John  F.,  collector  with  William  E.  Bridge, 

dwl  226  Sutter 
Crowley  John  J.,   porter  County  Recorder's  Office 

and  extraman  steamer  No.  '7  S.  F.  F.  D.,   dwl 

S  8  Sixteenth  bet  Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Crowley  John  N.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  406 

Folsom,  dwl  3.57  First 
Crowley  Laurence,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel,  dwl 

517  Mission 
Crowley  Mary,  (widow)  liquor  saloon,  122  Pacific 
Crowley  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  47  Nntoma 
Crowley  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  2.50  Clara 
Crowlev  Michael,  porter  with  Hooker  <fe  Co.,   dwl 

47  iNatoma 
Crowley  Michael,  steward,  dwl  215  Turk 
CROWLEY  PATRICK,  chief  of  police   City  and 

County  San  Francisco,  office  9  and  11  City  Hall 

first  floor,  dwl  314  Gi-een 
Crowley   Patrick,   glassblower,  dwl  108  Freelon, 

rear 
Crowley  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  516  Mission 


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Crowley  Richard,  liorse8hoer,408  Jackson,  dwl  SW 
cor  Pacific  and  Front 

Crowley  Timotliy,  laborer,  dwl  210  Pacific 

Crowley  Timotliy,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Gilbert  nr 
Brannan 

Crowley  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  W  8  Salmon  nr  Pa- 
cific 

Crowlev  Timothy,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  210 
Clara 

Crowley  Timothy,  teamster,  dwl  25  Rincon  Place 

Crowley  Timothy  J.,  attorney  at  law,  office  26  Ex- 
change Buildintr,   dwl  212  Second 

Crowley  William,  drayman,  dwl  7285  Clementina 

Crowley  William,  laborer  S.  V.  W.  Worlcs,  dwl 
11 '-.'1  Mission 

CROWLY  WILLIAM  J.,  physician,  office  and 
dwl  20  Montfi:omery 

Crown  Harris,  foreman  with  D.  Alexander,  dwl 
N  8  Sixteenth  nr  Howard 

Crown  Harry,  restaurant,  1029  Dnpont 

Crown  Isaac,  liairdresser  with  Josepti  Lipman,  dwl 
644  Jlission 

CROWN  POINT  G.  &  S.  M.  CO.,  /-Gold  Hill,  Ncv.) 
office,  419  Cal 

Crown  Wolff,  tailor,  dwl  644  Mission 

Crowiiingsliield  Jacob,  bookkeeper  California  Pio- 
neers, dwl  1005  Powell 

Croxall  Julius  D.,  purchasing  agent  Lindley  &  Co., 
Sacramento,  office  405  Front,  dwl  1113  Clay 

Cro/e  Anguste,  driver  with  A.  Avhens,  dwl  231 
Ritch 

Crozier  George  W.,  clerk  with  Chauncev  &.  Co., 
dwl  1413  Pacific 

Crozier  William  J.,  collector  with  J.  K.  Prior,  dwl 
1413  Pacific 

Crozier  William  U.,  mate  steamer  Orifiamme,  dwl 
25  Prospect  Phice 

Crnden  David,  shipwright,  dwl  148  Tehama 

CRUELTY  TO  ANIMALS,  SOCIETY  TO  PRE- 
VENT, office  533  Union 

Cruger  Charles,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Cruise  Matthew,  bootmaker  with  G.  Burkhardt, 
dwl  SW  cor  Powell  and  Clay 

Cruise  William,  plasterer,  dwl  Ss  Twenty -fourth  nr 
Harrison 

CruUen  James,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 

CrunimerHugh  B.,  real  estate  agent,  off.  12S  Kearny 

Crummey  John,  butcher  with  Joseph  Lawler,  dwl 
cor  Sixteenth  and  Hampshire 

Crummey  Owen,  butcher,  dwl  Centre  bet  Hamp- 
shire and  Polrero 

Crumry  Walter  H.,  cabinetmaker  with  E.  H.  Lin- 
forth,  dwl  80  Clementina 

Cruse  Adolph,  cattle  dealer,  dwl  734  Minna 

Cruse  William,  plasterer  Plasterers'  Protective  As- 
sociation, 727  Market 

Crntchley  Mary  E  ,  (widow)  dwl  Ss  Jessie  nr  Ninth 

Cruz  JoseY.,  bootblack,  315  Kearny,  dwHQuincy 
Place 

Cryer  Charles  Jlrs.,  fancy  goods,  26  Fourth 

Cuba  A  Co.,  (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturers,  741  Com. 

Cubery  William  M.,  (Gubery  &  Co.)  dwl  45  Stanly 

CUBERY  &  CO.,  (  VViUiam  M.  Ouhery  and  Fran- 
cis W.  Van  Rcyncgom )  book  and  job  printers, 
and  publishers  Pacific  Churchman,  536  Market 

Cuche  Frederick  H.,  barkeeper,  dwl  20  Clinton 

Cuco  Charles,  waiter,  1013  Dupont 

Cucueil  George,  laborer  with  Whitlier,  Fuller  & 
Co.,dwl319  0'Farrell 

Cuddeback  George  W.,  (Jones  &  Oo.)  dwl  29  Eddy 

Cuddihey  Martin,  laborer  with  Pacific  Rolling  Mill 
Co.,  dwl  Pot.rero  Point 

Cuddy  John,  (Cuddy  &  Hughes  J  dwl  S  s  Laurel 
Avenue  bet  Lincoln  and  Webb 

Cuddy  Michael,  hi  borer  with  William  H.  Norton, 
dwl  Austin  nr  Gongh 

Cuddy  William,  booifitter  with  Buckingham  & 
Hecht,  dwl  McAllister  nr  Buchanan 


Cuddy  William,  sailmaker  with  Harding  &  Brann 
CUDDY  <&  HUGHES,  (John  Guddy  and  Kdwnrd 

G.  HiigJiexJ  book  and  job  printers,  511  Sansom 
Cudworth  James  W.,  capitalist,  dwl  1112^  Mason 
Cue  William  G.,  clerk  cor  Second  and  Jessie,  dwl  35 

Jessie 
Cuenin  Ildefonse,  dwl  517  Siicramento 
Cuff  Dennis,  shoemaker,  N  8  Brannan  bet  Sixth  and 

Seventh 
Cuffey  Frank,  waiter  Russ  House 
Cuick  John,  laboi-er,  dwl  161)  Clara,  rear 
Culbert  James,  cook  with  F.  A.  Bergmanu,  dwl  57 

Jessie 
Culbertson   Edward,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Culbertson   Frank,  brickmason  New  U.  S   Branch 

Mint,  dwl  765  Mission 
Culcheth   James,  cooper  w-ith  Alexander  Murdoch, 

dwl  1403  Stockton 
Culcheth  William,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Francisco  and 

Jones 
Culdeway  Frederick,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  Francisco 

nr  Taylor 
Cullin  John  L.,  clerk  S.  F.   Assaying  and  Refining 

Works,  dwl  213  Shotwell 
Cullane   Timothv,    cabinetmaker  with   George  O. 

Whitney  &  Co.,  dwl  18  Anthony 
Cullen  Andrew  Rev.,  assistant  pastor  St.  Joseph's 

Church,  dwl  W  s  Tenth  bet  Howard  &  Folsom 
Cullen  Charles,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  256  Fourth 
Cullen  Dennis,  bootfitter  with  Buckingham  &  Hecht, 

dwl  314  Sixth 
Cullen   Edward,   bootmaker   with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  661  Minna 
Cullen  Elizabeth,  (widow)  saleswoman  with  Samuel 

Hill,  dwl  710  California 
Cullen  Frank,  dwl  360  Jessie 
Cullen  Gerald,  watchman  U.  S.  Branch  Mint 
Cullen   James,   dyer  Mission   and  Pacific   Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  3  6app 
Cullen  Jeffery,  with  B.  Davidson  &  Co.,  res  Oakland 
Cullen  John,  cooperage,  W  s  Drumm  bet  Pacific 

and  Clark,  dwl  NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Vallejo 
Cullen  John,  laborer,  bds  33S  Bush 
Cullen  John,  laborer,  dwl  1422  Mission 
Cullen  John,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Harrison  nr  Dora 
Cullen  John,  laborer  with  S.  V.  Water  Co 
Cullen  John  J.,  engraver  with  California  Jewelry 

Co.,  dwl  1037  Folsom 
Cullen  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  13  Polk 
Cullen  Patrick,    drayman,    dwl  W  s  Minnesota  nr 

Solano 
Cullen  Patrick,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Cullen  Paul,  stevedore,  dwl  14  Anthony 
Cullen  Philip,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  24  Jessie 
Cullen  Robert,  miner,  dwl  617^  Minna 
Cullen  Thomas,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Devisadei'o 

and  Ellis 
Cullen  Thomas,  waiter  Lick  House 
Cullen  Thomas  F.,  pressman  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co..  dwl  731  Bush 
Cullen  William,  police  property  clerk,  City  Hall, 

dwl  555  Stevenson 
Cullican  Patrick,  laborer  with  S.  V.  Water  Co 
CuUigan  James,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Gilbert  bet  Bry- 
ant and  Brannan 
Culligan  John,  gardener,  dwl  W  8  Van  Ness  Av  nr 

Turk 
Culligan  Michael,  expresswagon   cor    Third    and 

Brannan,  dwl  206  Ritch 
Culligan  Terrence,  fireman  S.  V.  Water  Works,  dwl 

SE  cor  Vallejo  and  Larkin 
Cullin  Michael,  blacksmith,  dwl  S  a  Ivy  Av  bet 

Gough  and  Franklin 
Cullinan  Dennis,  salesman  with  Peiser&  Schwartz, 

dwl  249  Stevenson 
Cullinan  James,  carpenter,  dwl  15  Sherwood  Place 
Cullinan  Patrick,  drayman  531  Clay,  dwl  NE  cor 

Gilbert  and  Townsend 


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Ciillinane  James,  carpenter,  dwl  4o  Minna 
Cullodnn  John,  canvasser  with  H.  H.  Key  &  Co., 

0-J9  Clay 
Cullntn  Allen  W.,  entry  clerk  Naval  Office  Custom 

House,  dwl  24'J  Ritch 
Cully  Jiimes,  driver  N.  B  and  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  41 

Louisa 
Cullv  John,  tinsmith  with  Caleb  M.  Sickler,  dwl 

18  Minna 
Culpha  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Grove  bet  Gougb 

and  Octavia 
Culver  Charles  G  .  bookkeeper,  dwl  626  Broadway 
Culver  Edwin  S.,  mailing  clerk  Mornine;  Call,  dwl 

9U6  Clay 
Culver  James  H.,  pattern  and  model  maker,  20  Fre- 
mont, dwl  19 1  Gai'dea 
Culver  Leander,  barkeeper,  133  Monteomerv,  dwl 

225  Bush 
Culver  Lewis  G.,  teamster  with  D.  A.  &  J.  Mc- 

Kinley,  dwl  906  Clay 
Culver  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  526  Broadway 
Culver  Orrin  B. ,  bookkeeper  with  Horace  Little  & 

Co.,  dwl  906  Clay 
Culver   Willet  H.,  nurseryman.  Central   Road  nr 

Toll  Gate 
CULVER   WILLIAM  H.,   attorney  at  law  and 

Vice   President  and  Cashier  Masonic  Savings 

and  Loan  Bank,  dwl  722  Washington 
Culverson  William,  clerk,  dwl  Coso  House 
Culverwell  Joseph  P.,  teamster,  29  Fremont,  dwl 

S  8  Ellis  bet  Buchanan  and  Laguna 
Cumiskey  Cecilia  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  Mary 

Mitchell 
Cumiskey  Henry,  baker,  dwl  1715  Leavenworth 
Cumiskey  Terrence,  harnessmaker,  dwl  741  Market 
Cuuiming  George,  foreman  Risdonlron  Works,  dwl 

29  Perry 
Cumming  James  M.,  (Cumming  &  Co.)  dwl  757 

Howard 
Cumming  .John,  stockbroker,  office  402  Montgomery, 

dwl  1107  Pine 
Cumming  Patrick  H.,  ^CawzTOin"-  <Sb   Co.  J  Tea  New 

York 
CUMMING  &  CO.,  rP.  H.  and  J.  M.  Cumming) 

importers  and  jobbers  dry  goods  and  carpets,  24 

Sansom 
CummiuM  A.  A.,  baggagemaster  Central  Pacific  R. 

R.,  dwl  Buss  House 
Cummings  Andrew,  chop  house,  219  Third,  dwl  229 

Third 
Cummings   Annie    S.  Miss,  milliner  with  Mrs.  E. 

Scliloss,  dwl  704  Folsom 
Cummings  Anthony,  groceries  and  provisions,  SE 

cor  Fourth  and  Clira,  dwl  345  Fourth 
Cummings  Brothers,  {William   Cummings  &  Wil- 
liam Cnmminss  J/-.^  watchmakers  and  jevs'el- 

ers,  607  Montgomery 
Cummings  Daniel  G.,   expresswagon,  SE  cor  Cali- 
fornia and  Montgomery,  dwl  SE  cor  Valencia 

and  Seventeenth 
Cummings  David,  plasterer  Plasterers'  Protective 

Association,  727  Market 
Cummings    Eliza   J.    Mrs.,    furnished  rooms,   405 

Kearny 
Cummings  F.  B.,  molder,  507  Mission 
Cummings  George,  foreman  machine  shop  Risdon 

Iron  Works,  dwl  25  Perry 
Cummings  G.  M.,  bookbinder  with  BartlingA  Kim- 
ball, dwl  N  8  Lombard  nr  Seventh 
Cummings  Gordon  P.,  architect,  office  and  dwl  131 

Montgomery 
Cummings  Harrison  R.,  clerk  U.  S.  Restaurant,  dwl 

284  Minna 
Cummings  Henrv   K.,  (H.  K.  Cumminjs  &  Co. J 

dwl  10  Stanford 
Cummings  H.  K.  &  Co.,  (John  M.  Maxioell)  pro- 
duce commission,  415  and  417  Davis 
Cummings  James,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Lincoln  bet 

Taylor  and  Jones 


Cummings  James,  laborer  with  Omnibus  R.  R.  Co. , 

dwl  673  Howard 
Cummings  James  A.,  restaurant, 219  Third,  dwl  129 

Third 
Cummings  James  H.,  ^C'/TOOTma'.s  Sf  KvtnerJ   res 

Michigan  Bar,  Sacramento  Co 
Cummnigs  James  J.,  carjienter,  dwl  124  Fifth 
Cummings  John,  hostler  Omnibus  R.   R.,   dwl  241 

Tehama 
Cummings  John,  job  wagon,  116  Sansom,  dwl   731 

Ellis 
Cnmminss  John,  quartermaster  with  P.  M.S.  S.  Co., 

dwl  22  Stanford 
Cummings  John  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Twelfth  nr 

Mission 
Cummings  Laurence,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Natoma  nr 

Eighth 
Cummings  Michael,  laborer  with  M.  H.  Turrell,  dwl 

2810  Lincoln 
Cummings  Michael  F.,  painter,  dwl    SE  cor  Na- 
toma and  Russ 
Cummings  Patrick,  attorney  at  law,  office  and  dwl 

Dunbar  Court  rear  City  Hall 
Cummings  Patrick,  horseshoer,  197  Stevenson,  dwl 

15  Rasette  Place 
Cummings  Patrick,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Cummings  Patrick,  laborer  with  M.  H.  Turrell,  dwl 

2810  Lincoln 
Cummings  Patrick,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Cummings  Plympton,  carpenter, dwl  731  Washington 
Cummings Quincy.  clerk  with  Huntington  &  Hop- 
kins, dwl  2rt  Clementina 
Cummings  Richard,   clerk  with  John  J.   Marks  & 

Co.,  dwl  58  Clay 
Cummings  Rosanna,  (widow)  dwl  510  Howard 
Cummings  Theodore  B.,  receiver  North  Beach   and 

Mission  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl  320  Fifth 
Cummings  Thomas,  assistant  superintendent  Market 

St.  Railway  Co.,  dwl  NW  cor  Valencia  and  Six- 
teenth 
Cummings  Thomas,   fireman,   dwl  E   s  Beale  bet 

Howard  and  Folsom 
Cummings  Thomas  E.,  glassblower,  dwl  27  Anthony 
Cummings  W.  B.,  (' IF.  B.  Cummings  &  Co. y  dwl 

230  Kearny 
CUMMINGS  W.  B.  &  CO.,   importers,  shipping 

and  commission  merchants,  124  California 
Cummings  William,  dwl  405  Kearny 
Cummings  William,    (Cummings  Bros.)   dwl   602 

Geary 
Cummiiig's    William   Jr.,   (Cummings  Bros.)  dwl 

619  Geary 
Cummings  William  H., /'(7MOTmt«o-«  &   TeriyJ  dv/l 

611  Mason 
Cummings  William  N.,  dwl  314  Bush 
Cummings  &  Kutner,    {James  H.  Cummings  and 

Adolph  Kutner)  broom  manufacturers,  214  Sac 
CUMMINGS  &  TE.R\iY,(  William  H.  Cummings 

and  Joseph  T.  7V/-7yy  auctioneers  and  connuis- 

sion  merchants,  SE  cor  Pine  and  Montgomery, 

and  238  Montgomery 
Cummins  James,  laborer,  dwl  3  Adelaide  Place 
Cummins  Patrick,  clerk,  SE  cor  Mission  and  Twen- 
ty-second 
Cummins  Thomas,   groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 

Mission  and  Twenty-second 
Cummins — see  Commins 

Cummiskey  Alice  P..  (widow)  boarding,  514  Sutter 
Cuneo  Augustine,  (Bianchi  Sf  C)  dwl  Dupont  ur 

Union 
Cuneo  Charles,  waiter  with   Campi  <fe  Co.,  dwl  10 

Union  Place 
Cuneo  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  10  Union  Place 
Cuneo  Louis,  porter  with  D.  Ghirardelli,  dwl  415 

Jacksou 
Cuneo  Luigi,  laborer  with  A.  Bourgoing  &  Co.,  dwl 

NW  cor  Powell  and  Filbert 
Cuniffe    James,   longshoreman,    dwl    Sansom    bet 

Greenwich  and  Filbert 


Before  the  evil  day  insure  in  the  F£OFIiSS. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAA.CK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Trunks  and  Valises. 


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189 


Cunniff  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  W  8  Main  bet  Ham- 
eon  and  Bryant 

Cunlitfe  James,  glaseblower  -with  Bennett  <fe  Co., 
dwi  cor  Indiana  and  Mariposa 

Cunnane  Peter,  teamster  ■with  James  O'Connell, 
dwi  108  Main 

Cunniff  James,  stevedore  Riggers'  and  Stevedores' 
Association,  4:29  Pacific 

Cnnninghain ,  printer,  dwi  719  Clay 

Cunningham  Alexander,  sbipcarpenter,  dwi  306 
Folsom 

Cunningham  Arthur  S.,  clerk  deliveiy  department 
Wells.  Fargo  &.  Co.,  dwi  530  Third 

Cunningham  Bernard,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill, 
dwi  E  8  Sixth  bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 

Cunningham  Bridget,  domestic,  15:i7  Washington 

Cunningham  Charles  C,  steward  Cosmopolitan 
Hotel 

Cunningham  Daniel,  hostler  City  R.  R.,  dwi  6 
Cleaveland 

Cunningham  Edward,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans 
Co's  S.  S.  Moses  Taylor 

Cnnningliam  Francis,  baruessmaker,  dwi  North 
Point  nr  Polk 

Cunningham  Francis,  real  estate,  dwi  623  Commer- 
cial 

Cunningham  F.  W.,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Associ- 
ation, 234  Suiter 

Cunningham  George,  blacksmith,  dwi  SW  cor 
Wasiiington  and  Sansom 

Cunningham  George  W.,  cleik,  120  Kearnv,  dwi 
318  Minna 

Cunningham  James,  carriagepainter,  955  Folsom, 
dwi  1129  Folsom 

Cunningham  James,  fireman  steamer  Flora  Temple, 
dwi  61  Shipley 

Cunningham  James,  laborer,  dwi  55  Jessie 

Cunningham  James,  miller,  dwi  29  Minna 

Cunningham  James,  poultiy  dealer,  dwi  NW  cor 
Seventh  and  Minna 

Cuijningham  James  A.,  longshoreman,  dwi  549| 
Bryant 

Cunningham  John,  dwi  E  s  Second  Avenue  nr  Sev- 
enteenth 

Cunningham  John,  bricklayer  with  S.  P.  Gas  Co., 
dwi  126  Shipley 

Cunningham  John,  carpenter,  dwi  W  s  Gough  bet 
Fell  and  Oik 

Cunningham  Jolin,  clerk  with  Thomas  Connolly, 
dwi  920  Howard 

Cunningham  John,  fruits,  944  Kearny 

Cunningham  John,  hackman,  dwi  E  s  Sanchez  bet 
Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 

Cunningham  John,  laborer  with  Hancock  &.  Kelso 

CuTininj.'ham  John,  machinist,  dwi  21  Frederick 

Cunningham  John,  patternmaker  Risdon  Iron 
Works,  dwi  553  Howard 

Cunningham  John,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's 
S.  S.  Idaho 

Cunningham  John,  wood,  coal  and  hay,  Es  Colum- 
bia bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 

Cunningham  John  A.,conti'actor,  dwi  551  Stevenson 

Cunningham  John  J.,  salesman,  120  Kearny,  dwi 
318  Minna 

Cunningham  John  L.,  carpenter,  dwi  N  s  Seven- 
teenth bet  Dolores  and  Church 

Cunningham  Laurence,  bookkeeper  with  Shea, 
Bocqneraz  Sc  McKee,  dwi  8  Park  Avemie 

Cunningham  Lewis,  capitalist,  dwi  Grand  Hotel 

Cunningham  Lindsay,  clerk  with  John  G.  Hodge 
<fc  Co.,  dwi  120  Turk 

Cunningham  Mary,  sewing  machine  operator  with 
I.  ai.  Wentworth  &  Co.^  dwi  124  Shipley 

Cunningham  Michael,  mariner,  dwi  801  Leavenw'h 

Cunningham  Michael,  cooper,  dwi  28  Louisa 

Cunningham  Michael,  woolgrader  S.  F.  Wool  Ex- 
change, dwi  120^  Turk 

Cunningiiam  N.  F.,  clerk  Headquarters  Div.  Pac., 
dwi  364  Minna 


Cunningham  Parian  R.,  carpenter,  dwi  710  Folsom 
Cunningham  Patrick,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S. 

Co.,  dwi  23  Mission 
Cunningham  Patrick,  carpenter,  dwi  NW  cor  Har- 
rison and  Dora 
Cunningham  Patrick,  clerk,  dwi  8  Park  Avenue 
Cunningham  Patrick,  laborer,  dwi  J 54  Shipley 
Cunningham  Patrick,  laborer,  dwi  Battery  bet  Val- 

lejo  and  Gi'een,  rear 
Cunningham  Patrick,  shoemaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S. 

Co.,  dwi  1120  Mission 
Cunningham  P.  B.,  dwi  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Cunningham  Peter,  carpenter  with  Excelsior  Mill 

Co.,  dwi  710  Folsom 
Cunningham  Peter,  fireman  steamer  Alameda,  dwi 

SW  cor  Davis  and  Sacramento 
Cunningham  Robert,  calker,  dwi  15  Geary 
Cunningham  Robert,  clerk  with  M.  S.    Whiting  & 

Co.,  dwi  1325  Washington 
Cunningham  Robert  B.,  clerk  with  Faulkner,  Bell 

&  Co.,  dwi  721  California 
Cunningham   Samuel,  lireman  North  Pac.   Trans. 

Co's  SS.  Orizaba 
Cunningham  Samuel,  engineer,  dwi  158  Perry 
Cunningham  Simon  D.,  collector,   dwi   1325  Wash- 
ington 
Cunningham  Stephen  J.,  clerk  with  California  Type 

Foundry  Co.,  dwi  643  Post 
Cunningham  Thomas,  gasfitter  with  J.  H.   O'Brien 

&  Co 
Cunningham  Thomas,  hackman,  dwi  E   s   Dolores 

nr  Seventeenth 
Cunningham  Thomas,  stevedore,  dwi   107  Leides- 

dorff 
Cunningham  Thomas,  superintendent  sewers,  dwi 

318  Minna 
Cunningham  Thomas  H.,  fDoi/le  &  C.)  dwi   20 

Montgomery 
Cunningham  Thomas  J.,  president  U.  W.  M.  Boot 

&  Shoe  Manufacturing  Co,  dwi  1120  Mission 
Cunningham  Timothy  J.,  laborer,  dwi  41  Jessie 
Cunningham  T.  M.   Rev.,   pastor  Central  Presby- 
terian Church,  dwi  409  Ellis 
Cunningham  T.  W.,  timekeeper  Tide  Land  Survey 
Cunningham  William,  laborer,  514  O'Farrell,  rear 
Cunningham  William,  laborer  with  Perkins,  Flint 

&  Co.,  dwi  1001  Battery 
Cunningham  William,  receiving  teller  London  and 

San  Francisco  Bank,  dwi  120  Turk 
Cunningham  William,  wireworker  with  J.  M.  Eck- 

feldt  &.  Co.,  dwi  271  Stevenson 
Cunningham  William,  Jr.,  wireworker  with  J.  M. 

Eckfeldt  &  Co.,  dwi  271  Stevenson 
Cunningham   William  W.,   clerk   with    Baker    & 

Hamilton,  dwi  223  Stevenson 
Cunningham  Zina  H.,   (Taber  &    C.)  dwi    1025 

AI  cAliistcr 
CUNNINGHAM'S    WAREHOUSE,    J.    W.    H. 

Campbell  proprietor,  office  cor  Fiont  and  Green 
Cunnmgworth  J.  B.,  physician,  office  room  7  Gov- 
ernment House 
Curdy  Henry,  laborer  with  Bouton  &  Son,  dwi  Palm 

ftouse 
Cnrero  Joseph,  cabinetmaker,  dwi  7  Howard  Court 
Curies  Nelson,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 

234  Sutter 
Curley  Annie  F.,  shoefitter,  dwi  W  s  Shotwell  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Curley  Catherine,  (widow)  dwi  E  s  Shotwell   bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Curley   Cornelius,  carpenter    H.    C.    League,  128 

Kearny 
Curley  Cornelius,  expresswagon,  dwi  982    Harrison 
Curley  Francis,  teamster  with  Henry  Kissaue,  dwi 

NW  cor  Sixth  and  Folsom 
Curley  James,  jobwagon  cor  Sansom  and  Halleck, 

dwi  456  Minna 
Curley  James,  liquors,  410  Jackson 
Curley  John,  metalroofer,  dwi  27  Minna 


JONES,  FULIiMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Fancy  Dry  Goods. 


REDINQTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  exclusive  Agents  lor  Hostetter's  Bitters. 


190 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [C]      DIRECTORY 


Curley  John  H.,  ealeemau  3  Montgomery,   dvvl  982 

Harrison 
Cnrley  John  M.,  teamster,  dwl920  Union 
Curley  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  5  Lick  Alley 
Curley  Mary  A.   Miss,  hoopskirts  and  corsetB,  54 

Fourtli 
Curley   Mary  A.   Miss,  dressmaker  with   Mrs  L. 

Schwalra,  dwl  E  8  Stockton  bet  Lombard  and 

Cliesinut 
Curley  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Cemetery  Avenue 

bet  Post  and  Sutter 
Curley  Michael,  laborer.  Front  Street,  Mission  and 

Omnibus  Railroad,  dwl  223  Austin 
Curley  Piitrick,   driver  North  Beach  and  Mission 

Eailroad,  dwl  829  Folsom 
Curley  Patrick,  hostler  with  Philip  Morshead,  dwl 

850  Howard 
Curley  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  318  Pacific 
Curley  Patrick,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Curley  Patrick,  (Gurley  &  Brannan)  dwl  331  Te- 
hama 
Curley   Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  E  8   ShotweU  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Curley  Thomas,  porter  Lick  House 
Curley  William,  milkranch  nr  Fort  Foint 
Curley    &    Brannan,    (Patrick    Curley  and  John 

Braminii)  liquor  saloon,  22  Folsom 
Curnow  James,  oysterman  with  M.  B.  Moraghau, 

dwl  636  Commercial 
Curran  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  61  Tehama 
Curran  Catherine  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Susan  Jefts, 

dwl  1027  Howard 
Curran  Daniel,  hostler  with  E.  J.  Foster,  dwl  Ss 

Point  LoboB  Avenue.  2  miles  from  tollfjate 
Curran  Frederick,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  312  Beale 
CURRAN  HUGH,  proprietor  Franklin  Hot€l,  SE 

cor  Sansom  and  PaciHc 
Curran  James,  teamster,  cor  Mission  and  Steuart, 

dwl  SW  cor  Polk  and  Eddj; 
Curran  John,  operator  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Tele- 
graph Co.,  dwl  326  Kearny 
Curran  John,  teamster,  dwl  818  Sansom 
Curran  John,  teamster,  dwl  Ss  Clay  bet Devisadero 

and  Scott 
Curran  Mary  Miss,  dwl  320  Clementina 
Curran  Michael,  bakery,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW 

cor  Clinton  and  Brannan 
Curran  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  210  Washington 
Curran  Patrick,  boilerniaker,  dwl  210  Pacidc 
Curran  Patrick,  helper  Pacific  Rolling  Mills,  dwl  Ss- 

Shasta  nr  Michigan 
Curran  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Grove  bet  Gough 

and  Octavia 
Curran  Patrick,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Curran  Patrick,  pantryman  Occidental  Hotel 
Curran  Thomas,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  61  Tehama 
Curran  Thomas,  boilermaker,  dwl  Seventeenth  Av- 
enue bet  Q  and  R,  South  S  F 
Curran  Thomas,  fruits  and  vegetables,  668  Howard 
Curran  Thomas  H.,  special  policeman,  dwl  Golden 

Gate  Hotel 
Curran  Joseph,  cooper  with  Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg 

Co.,  dwl  8  Downey 
Currey    John,    (Cu,rrey   &    Evans)   dwl    Grand 

Hotel 
CURREY  &  EVANS,  (John  Currey  and  O.  P. 

Evans)  attorneys  at  law,  office  504  Kearny 
Currie  Fannie   Miss,  tailoress  with  Henry  Collin, 

dwl  1309  Pacific 
Currie  Joseph  S.,  assayer,  dwl  108  Mason 
Currie  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  430  Natoma 
Currie. — See  Currey  and  Curry 
Currier  Albert,  (Brown  &  C)  dwl  645  Washington 
Currier  Amos,  (Currier  &  Winter)  dwl  708  Larkin 
Currier  Benjamin,  real  estate,  dwl  567  Bryant 
Currier  Charles  H.,  pump  and  blockmakef,  28  Mar- 
ket, dwl  14  Jessie 


Currier  George  W.,  agent,  dwl  567  Bryant 
CURRIER  J.  CHARLES,  comtnis'sion    merchant, 

109  California,  i-oom  1,  dwl  1420  California 
Currier  John,  currier,  dwl  W  s  Seventh  nr  Harrison 
Currier  John  B.,  dr.iymau,  cor  Front  and  Clay,  dwl 

526  Filbert 
CURRIER   &    WINTER,     (Amos    Currier    and 

Daniel   Winter)  importers  paintings,  engrav- 
ings, moldings,  etc.,  211  Kearny 
Currin  John,  groceries  and  liquors,' SW  cor  Seventh 

and  Minna 
Curry  Charles  A.,   policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  531 

Howard 
Curry  Francis  I.,  foreman  boilennakers,  N  s  Page 

bet  Laguna  and  Buchanan 
Curiy  Hugh,  laborer,  dwl  Courtland  Avenue  S  s 

Bernal  Hights 
Curry  James,  deckhand  steamer  Alameda,  dwl  NE 

cor  Kearny  and  Broadway 
Curry  John,  barkeeper,  5  Summer,  dwl  623  Minna 
Currv  John,  (Curry  ^  Bristol)  (colored)  dwl  16 

Scott 
Curry  John  (N.  Curry  dj'  Bro.)  dwl  4.TO  Bryant 
Curry   L.  P.,  machinist  Union  Foundry,  dwl"  278 

Minna 
Curry   Luke,  cigars  and  tobacco,  SW  cor  Fourth 

and  Howard,  dwl  233  Clara 
Curry  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  233  Clara 
Curry  N.  &  Brother,  (John  CiirryJ  guns,  pistols, 

and  sporting  materials,  112  Sansom 
Curry  Nathaniel,  (N.  Curry  4*  Brother)  dwl  402 

Sixth 
Curry  Patrick,  grocer,  dwl  278  Minna 
Curry    Patrick,    laborer,   dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and 

Franklin 
Curry  Richard,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Curry  Richard,  lamplighter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Curry  Robert,  farmer,  dwl  712  Tehama 
Curry  Rodger,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  W  s 

Polk  bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Curry  Thomas,  barkeeper,  898  Front 
Curry  Thomas,  fireman,  dwl  313  Folsom 
Curry  William,  lumberman,  dwl  N  s  Howard  bet 

Spear  and  Steuart 
Currv  William  H.,  real  estate  and  insurance  agent, 

dwl  712  Tehama 
Curry  &  Bristol,  (John  Curry  &  Andrejv  Bristol) 

(colored)  stoves  and  hardware,  314  Jackson 
Curry. — See  Currey  and  Currie 
Cursilia  Carlo,   helper  with  Novella  &  Cadenasso, 

dwl  S  s  Green  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 
Curtain  John,  carpenter  S.  S.  Idaho,  North  Pacific 

Trans.  Co 
Curtain  John,  barkeeper,  dwl  11  Geary 
Curtais  Benjamin,  pianofortes,  20  O'Farrell 
Curtice  Samuel,  paperhanger  and   decorator  with 

F.  S.  Weeks  &  Co.,  dwl  1005  Clay,  rear 
Curtin  Anne,  (widow)    forewoman   with  Bucking- 
ham &  Hecht.  dwl  35  Minna 
CURTIN  CALAHAN,  drvgoods,  601  and  603  Mar- 
ket, Grand  Hotel,  dwl  516  O'Farrell 
Curtin  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  U.  S.  Hotel 
Curtin  Daniel,  machinist,  dwl  251  Perry,  rear 
Curtin   David,    dry  goods,  723  Montgomery,   dwl 

1016  Washington 
Curtin  James,  special  policeman,  dwl  1339  Pacific 
Curtin  Jeremiah,  clerk  with  David  Curtin,  dwl  NE 

cor  Washington  and  Powell 
Curtin  John,  laborer,  dwl  Bartol  nr  Broadway 
Curtin  Michael,  peddler,  dwl  cor  Ivy  and  Van  Ness 

Avenue 
Curtin  Owen,  boilermaker,  dwl  251  Perry,  rear 
Curtin  Thomas,  boilermaker,  dwl  251  Perry,  rear 
Curtin  Thomas,  painter,  dwl  1336  Pacific 
Curtis  Carlton,  i^XaAe  Virieyard  Wine  C'o.^  res  Santa 

Cruz 
Curtis  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  236  Perrv 
Curtis  Charles,  clerk  with  H.  W.  Beunet,  dwl  214 

Powell 


Detached  Swellings  inBured  for  a  term  of  years  by  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Boots  and  Shoes. 


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191 


Curtis  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  228  First 

Curtis  Edward,  dwl  Virginia  Block 

Curtis  Edward,  attorney  at  law,  office.  6  Hay  ward's 

Building,  cor  Sacramento  and  Prospect  Place 
Curtis  E.  S.,  mariner,  dwl  ISti  Perry 
Cuitis  Frank  B.,  musician,  dwl  521  Howard 
Curiis  Friink  W.,  clerk  with  Hickox  &  Spear,  dwl 

814  California 
Curtis  F.  S.,  f  Curtis  &  Peck)  dwl  35  Clarice  Place 
Curtis  George  H.,  helper  U.   S.  Branch  Mint,  dwl 

liuss  House 
Curtis  George  W.  special  policeman,  dwl  318  Beale 
Curtis  Hannah,  (widow)  dwl  817  Market 
Cui  tis  Hattie,  dressmaker,  dwl  623  Post 
Curtis  Henry,  cook,  896  Front 
Curiis  Henry  K.,  liquor  dealer,  dwl  319    Geaiy 
Curtis  James,  gasfitter,  dwl  1316  Dnpont 
Curtis  James,  i^J«?«es  Curtis  Sf  Co.j  dwl  SE  cor 

Steuart  and  JIarket 
Curtis  James  &  Co.,  (John  L.  ^cAfcj^y  druggists, 

SE  cor  Steuart  and  Market 
Curtis  James  F.,  (Ellis  &  C.J  res  New  York 
Curtis  James  M.,  dwl  1240  Howard 
Curtis  James  M.,    sawliler    California    Mills,  res 

Oakland 
Curtis  Jeremiah,  tailor,  SW  cor  East  and  Commer- 
cial dwl  S  6  Commercial  het  Drumm  and  East 
Curtis  John,  cook  Mariner's  Home,  504  Davis 
Curtis  John,  fishmarket,  SVV  cor  Fifth  and  Clemen- 
tina, dwl  403  Clementina 
Curtis  John,  waiter  Oxford  Saloon,   dwl  15  Second 
Curtis  John   M.,  clerk  -with  John  Curtis,  dwl  403 

Clemeniina 
CURTIS  JOHN    P.,    carpenter  and  builder,  320 

Jackson,  dwl  513  Folsom 
Curtis  Joseph  E.,  carpenter,  dwl  43  Ritch 
Curtis  Joseph  S.,  (Curiis  &  Peck)  dwl  35  Clarice 

Place 
Curtis  Lawrence,  driver  21  California  Market,  dwl 

403  Clementina 
Curtis  Leila  Miss,  (Crane  Sf  C.)  resides  Oakland 
Curtis  Michael,  blacksmith,  714  Sansom,  dwl  Cle- 
mentina bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Curtis  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  445  Clementina 
Curtis  Michael  Jr.,  blacksmith,  dwl  445  Clementina 
Curtis  Richai'd,  currier  with  I.  M.  Weuiworth  &. 

Co.,  dwl  W  s  Folsom  nv  Nineteenth 
Curtis  Sydney  \V.,  clerk  with  Morrill  &  Co.,  dwl 

683  Harrison 
Curtis  Tliales,  engineer,  dwl  N  s  Natoma  nr  Elev- 
enth 
Curtis  Thomas,  porter,  217  Front,  dwl  1032  Market 
Curtis  Thomas  M.,  dwl  43  Natoma 
Curtis  Tyler,  (Tyler  Curtis  i^  Co.)  dwl  NE  cor 

Sutter  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
CURTIS  TYLER  &  CO.,  (S.  M.  Smith  &  G.  R. 

Roxxrter)  leather  and  shoe  findings,  320  Battery 
Curtis  William,  machinist,  dwl  845  Dupont 
Curtis  William  B.,  clerk  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  814  Cal 
Curtis  William  F.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  6-J3  Post 
Curtis  (fe   Peck,   (Joseph  F,  Curtis  &   Ai  Peck) 

mining  engineers,  ottice  304  Montgomery 
Curtiss  Charles  B.,  teamster  with  Wright  &  Bowue, 

54  Steuart 
Curtiss  Charles  S..  (C.  S.  Curtiss  &  Co.)  dwl  E  s 

Pierce  bet  Ellis  and  Eddy 
CURTISS  C    S.  &  CO.,  (Joseph  Warburlon)  real 

estate  agents,  654  Market 
Curtiss   Wilbur,   merchant,  dwl  117    Montgomery 

Block 
Curtoys  William  J.,  laborer  with  Thomas  Horabin, 

dwl  911  Washington,  rear 
Curvey  John,  ( Hahn  &  C.)  dwl  E  s  Laguna  bet 

Bush  and  Pine 
Cueeck  Thomas,  clerk  with  Thomas  O'Brien,  dwl 

215  Minna 
CUSHEON  JOHN  D.,  real  estate  and  business 

agent,  236  Montgomery,  dwl  217  Stevenson 


Cushing  Benjamin  F.,  calker,  dwl  S  s  Harrison  bet 

Main  and  Spear 
Cushing  Charles  A.,  tinsmith  with  Osgood  &  Stet- 
son, dwl  N  8  Pacific  bet  Fillmore  and  Stemer 
Cushing  Charles  D.,  local  agent  Pacific  Insurance 

Co.,  dwl  706  California 
Cushing  Charles  H.,  real  estate,  office  339  Kearny, 

res  San  Leandro 
Cashing  Ellen  Miss,  fancy  trimmings,  310  Third 
Cushing  Ellen  Miss,  principal  Pine  St.  School,  dwl 

106  Stockton 
CUSHING  J.  J.,   homoeopathic  physician,    office 

SE  cor  Morton  and  Stockton,  dwl  131  Geary 
Cashing  John,  special  policeman,  dwl  411  Sansom 
Cashing   Joshua,  expressman,  dwl  N  s  Pine  bet 

Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Cushiug  Robert,   (Cushing  &  Lipman)  dwl   106 

Stockton 
Cusliing  Simeon  M.,grain8ampler  with  Isaac  Fried- 
lander,  dwl  24  Washington  Avenue 
Cushing  Thomas  Rev.,  pastor  Mission  R.  C.  Church, 

dwl  W  s  Dolores  nr  Sixteenth 
CUSHING  &  LIPMAN,    (Robert    Cushing    and 

Isaac    Lipman)    Bay   View    Distillery,   Bay 

View,  S.  F., office  108  California 
CUSHMAN  CHARLES  D.,  president  Red  Men's 

Savings  aud  Loan  Bank,  304   Bush,  dwl  6:.'9 

Geary 
Cushman'William,  calker  Calkers'  Association,  713 

Mission 
Cushraan  William  F.,  surgeon  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.  dwl 

Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Cusich   Jacob,  (T.   Radovicich   &    Co.)   dwl   627 

Vallejo 
Cusick  James,  foreman  with  J.  H.  Swain,  dwl  232 

First 
Cusick  James,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Cusick  James,  teamster  with  James  R.  Doyle,  dwl 

Tremont  House 
Cusick  Jauies  G.,  plumber,  dwl  15  Second 
Cusick  Mary  Jane  Miss,  cloakmaker    with  Lesser 

Leszvnsky,  dwl  18  Bernard 
Cusick  JVf .  M.,  cook  P.  M.  S.  S.  America 
Cusick  Patrick,  expressman,  dwl  609  Third 
Cusick  Patrick  F.,  (Kelly  4  C.)  dwl  644  Howard 
Cusick  Thomas,   shipcalker,   dwl  E  s   Harrison  nr 

Twenty-second 
Cusick  William,  lumberman,  dwl  335  Beale 
Custar  Louis,  upholsterer,  dwl  W  s  Hollis  nr  Ellis 
CUSTOM  HOUSE  BLOCK,  SE  cor  Sacramento 

and  Sansom 
CUSTOM    HOUSE  U.  S.,  NW  cor  Washington 

and  Bittery 
Cuthbert  Chailea,  (colored)  whitener,  201  Fourth, 

dwl  1023  Kearny 
Curthberth  John,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  Greenwich  bet 

Montgomery  and  Sansom 
Cutler  Acors  S.,  engineers.  F.  Assaying  &  Refining 

Works,  dwl  W^  s  Seventh  nr  Brannau 
Cutler   Edwin   W.,  tinsmith  with  J.  De  La  Mon- 

tanya,  dwl  613  Pine 
Cutler  Henry,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
("utler  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  13^  Park  Avenue 
Cutrocks  Jolin,  (Brizolnra  &  C.)  dwl  1015  Wash 
Cutter  Daniel,  (Smith  <&  C.)  dwl  135  Shipley 
Cutter  David  S.,  foreman   Workingmau's  Journal, 

dwl  115  Second 
Cutter  Edward,  porter,  dwl  2118  Jones 
Cutter  Edward  I. ,  laborer,  dwl  707  Brannan 
Cutter  Horace  F.  .speculator,  office  523  Montgomery, 

dwl  307  Hyde 
Cutter  James,  hostler,  dwl  12  Everett,  rear 
Cutter  Jane  A.,  (widow)  dwl  SW  cor  Hyde  aud 

Sutter 
Cutter  John  F.,  importer  Cutter  Whisky,  office  408 

Front,  dwl  739  Harrison 
Cutter  Richard,  fireman  Dry  Dock,  dwl  Hunter's 

Point 


JONES,  JfCTIiLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  MiUinery  Qoocls. 


MASON  &  POLIjABD'S  PILLS  euro  Pevor  and  Ague. 


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CUTTER  SAMUEL  L.  Jr.,  attorney  at  law,  office 

and  dwl  410  Kearnj' 
Cutter  \Villinm,  shorthand  reporter,  office  cor  Jack- 
eon  and  Montgomery,  dwl  i)30  Chiy 
Cutting  Calvin  W.,  engineer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Cutting  Delano  B.,  painter,  dwl  761  Mis^siou 
Cutting  Edwin,  painter,  dwl  761  Mission 
Cutting  Eugene  A.,  agent  Contra  Costa  Laundry  As- 
sociation, dwl  761  Mission 
Cutting  Francis, /'C'?(//!*/£' <fe    Co. J  dwl  330  Bryant 
Cutting  Francis,  f  Schleifer  &  Co.  J  res  Boston 
Cutfinjir  Lewis,  with  Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl  332  Bryant 
CUTTING  &  CO.,  /'Francis  Cnlting)   manufactu- 
rers pickles,   preserves,  etc.,  21  and  31  Main, 
sales  room  204  Front 
Cutts  Richard  M.,  U.  S.  Navy,  dwl  933  Sacramento 
Cuville  William,  miner,  dwl  421  Bush 
CiX'LOPS  ENGINE  AND  MACHINE  WORKS, 

William  Caldwell  proprietor,  113  Beale 
Cypiot  Ferdinand,  salesman  with  J.W.  Davidson  & 

Co.,  dwl  11  Kearny 
Czapkay's  Building,  651-657  Washington 


D 


D'Ancona  David  A.,  furrier,  dwl  306  Seventh, 

D'Arcy  Alice  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Bush  St.  Cos- 
mopolitan School,  dwl  McAllister  nr  Wehster 

D'Arcy  Eleanor,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  JIcAUister  bet 
Buchanan  and  Webster 

D'Arcy  Georse  H.,  real  estate,  dwl  1001  Market 

D'Arcy  Ceroid,  capitalist,  dwl  1124  Market 

D'Arcy  John,  bakery,  420  Third 

D'Ai'cy  John,  porter  with  Conroy  &  O'Connor, 
dwl  26  Everett 

D'Arcy  M.  E.  Miss,  principal  Bush  St.  Cosmopolitan 
School,  dwl  S  s  McAllister  nr  Webster 

D'Arcy  Patrick,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 

D'Arcy  Sarah  J.  Miss,  teacher,  dwl  39  Moss 

D'Arcy  William  F.,  (D'Arcy  &  Co.)  dwl  334  Fre- 
mont 

D'Arcy  &.  Co.,  (WiUiam  F.  W Arcy  and  George 
Weaver)  shipwrights  and  calkers,  S  8  How- 
ard nr  Steuart 

D'Assonville  Adolphus,  dwl  327  O'Farrell 

D'Assonville  Charles,  druggist,  SE  cor  Bryant  and 
Twenty-fourth 

D'Estamps  A.  F. ,  bookkeeper  with  Derre  &  Gaudin, 
dwl  1011  Taylor 

D'Olier  John,  clerk  with  Dalton,  Anderson  &  Gray, 
dwl  1215  Mission 

D'Oliveira  E.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  812  Wash  , 

D'Otreniout  John  B.  A.,  laborer  with  Perkins,  Flint 
&  Co.,  dwl  23  Commercial 

Daliar  Martin,  milkman,  dwl  S  s  Shipley  nr  Tenth 

Dabler  Edward,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 

Dabiill  Henry  W.,  machinist  Miners  Foundry,  dwl 
9  Tehama 

Dabovich  Elia,  fruits,  822  Washington,  dwl  Powell 
bet  'Viillejo  and  Green 

Dabovich  George,  barkeeper  with  Florio  Antuno- 
vich,  NW  cor  Clay  and  East 

Dabovich  Nicholas,  fruits,  207  Washington,  dwl 
2004  Taylor 

Dacey  Cornelius,  fireman  etm  Yosemite  C.  S.  Nav. 
Co. 

Dacev  Jerome,  newspapers  and  stationery,  SE  cor 
Fourth  and  Market,  dwl  474  Jessie 

Dacey  John,  porter  with  Charles  Langley  &  Co., 
dwl  20  Oak 

Dacey. — See  Dasey 

Daevan  Ann,  fwidow)  dwl  "W  sShotwell  bet  Twen- 
ty-sixth and  Twenty -seventh 

Daevel  Otto,  tanner  with  Funcke  &  Wassermann, 
dwl  cor  Eighth  and  Brannan 

Dagan  Patrick,  stonecutter,  dwl  cor  Washington  and 
Broderick 

Daggatt  John  C.  Mrs.,  dwl  331  Jessie 


Daggert  William  A.,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham 

&  Hecht,  dwl  12  Twelfth 
Daggett  Albert,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kparny 
Daggett  D.  T.,  carpenter,  dwl  Beaver  bet  Castro 

and  Noe 
Daggett  Richard,  porter,  dwl  E  s  Mission  nr  Eigh- 
teenth 
Daghl  John,  laborer   with   Funcke  &  Wassermann, 

bds  NE  cor  Eighth  and  Brannin 
Dahie  John,  flagman  Southern  Pacific  Railroad 
Dahl  Charles,  baker  with  L.  A.  Dellwig,  dwl  738 

Howard 
Dahl  Christopher,  clerk  with  C.   Meier,   dwl  NW 

cor  Pacific  and  Taylor 
Dahl  Fredeiick,  driver  with  Dengler  &  Breiling, 

dwl  2291  Minna 
Dahl  Henry,  butcher  with  Breiling  &  Bro.,  dwl  965 

Mission 
Dahl  Peter,  liquor  saloon,  28  Clay 
Dahlen   Francis,  groceries  and    liquors,    SW    cor 

Mason  and  Greenwich 
Dahlgreen  John  B.,  laborer  with  N.  G.  Norden,  dwl 

627  Brannan 
Dahlgreen  Mari us,  painter,  dwl  5  Liberty 
Dahlgren  Charles,   laborer  San  Francisco  Gas  Co. 
Dahlman  Charles,  importer  and  jobber  clothing,  124 

Sansom,  dwl  324  Geary 
Dahm  Charles,  astrologer,"l06  Geary 
Dahoney  James,  carpenter,  dwl  N  8  Shipley  bet 

Eighth  and  Ninth 
Daigle  John  M.,  (John  M.  Daigle  *  Co. J  dwl  H.  & 

L.  House  No.  2,  Ss  Broadway  nr  Diipont 
Daigle  John  M.  &  Co.,  (Juan  Lopez  J  hair  dressing, 

906  Kearny 
Daigman    Frank,    solicitor     American     Exchange 
Daignau  James,   hostler   with  Bowen  &   Slocum, 

dwl  1214  Larkin 
Daigneau  Julian,  ( Frichette  &  />.>  dwl  777  Market 
Dailey  Josephine  Mrs.,  cutter,  Women's  Coopera- 
tive Union,  dwl  7  Anthony 
Dailey  Thomas,  peddler,  dwlE  sDora  nr  Harrison 
Dailey  Thomas  'v.,  tailor,  dwl  W  s  Dora  nr  Bryant 
Daily  -lEneas,  produce,  209  Davis,  dwl  NW'  cor 

fiyde  and  Russell 
Daily  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  19  Crook 
Daily  Daniel,  laborer  with  A.  Wasaerman  &  Co., 

dwl  1  Zoe  Place 
Daily  Dennis,  laborer  Laborers'  Protective  Benevo- 
lent Association,  814  Howard 
Daily  J.  J.,  stoves  and  tinware,  SE  cor  Powell  and 

iPacific 
Daily  John,  deckhand  steamtug  Anesha,  C.  S.  Nav. 

Co. 
Daily  Lawrence,  cook  Occidental  Hotel 
Daily  William,  porter  with  Davis  &.   Cowell,  dwl 

433  Broadway 
Daily. — See  Daley  and  Daly 
Daingerfield  James  W.,    (colored)    cook,   dwl  909 

DAINGERFIELD  WILLIAM  P.,  (Daingerfield 
&   OIney)  dwl  723  Sutter 

DAINGERFIELD  &  OLNEY,  (WiUinm  P. 
Daingerfield  and  Warren  Olney )  attorneys  at 
law,   office  NW  cor  Montgomery  and   Sac 

Daiss  Edmond,  milkman,  dwl  cor  Laguna  and 
Greenwich 

Daisy  Patrick,  carpenter,  dwl  179  Minna 

Daiz  Thomas,  farmer,  dwl  N  e  Sixteenth  nrGuerrero 

Dake  Edmund  C,  ( Dake,  McKown  ^-  Co.)  dwl  42 
Sixth 

DAKE,  McKOWN  &  CO.,  (Edmund  C.  Dake 
and  Joseph  0.  McKownJ  clothing  and  furnish- 
ing goods,  15  Kearny 

Dakin  Edwin,  (Dakin  Sf  Libhey)  dwl  Ns  Jessie 
bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 

DAKIN  &.  LIBBEY;  (Edwin  Dakin  and  .John 
G.  Libhey )  commission  merchants  and  dealers 
bags  and  bagging,  SW  cor  Clay  and  Drumm 

Dakin  S.  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  261  Minna 


A  Bouod  basis  for  Underwriting— the  $500,000  Assets  of  the  PEOPIiES. 


C.  P   VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Hats  and  Caps. 


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Dakin  William,  plasterer,  dwl  261  Minna 

Dalange  G.,  wines  and  liquors,  13121  Dupout 

Dalby  Edward  W.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 
dwl  Russ  House 

Dalburg  Cbarlee,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Market  and 
Steunrt 

Dale  Oliver,  shipwright,  dwl  W  s  Kentucky  bet  So- 
lano and  Mariposa 

Daley  Anthony,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 
Young  Men's  Ciirislian  Association  Hall 

Daley  D.,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl  Potrero 
Point 

Daley  Francis  R.,  carpenter  and  carriageniaker, 
dwl  Parker  nr  Columbia  Place,  Bemal  Hights 

Daley  James,  laborer  with  James  McDevitt,  dwl  W 
s  Sansom  nr  Vallejo 

Daley  James,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co 

Dalev  John,  helper  with  Phelps  Bros.,  dwl  Tehama, 
iBernal  Hights 

Daley  John  H.,  detective,  dwl  West  End  Hotel 

Daley  J.  S.,  agent  Chicago  and  Northwestern  R.  R., 
bds  Lick  House 

Daley  Lawrence,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co 

Daley  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  237  Minna 

Daley  M.  E.,  clerk,  dwl  814  Sansom 

Daley  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  15  Pinckney  Place 

Daley  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  1.5  Geary 

Daley  Michael,  real  estate,  dwl  SW  cor  Greenwich 
and  Sansom 

Daley  Patrick,  hostler,  dwl  778  Folsom 

Daley  Patrick,  special  policeman,  dwl  1020  Mont- 
gomery 

Daley  Simon,  laborer  Laborers'  Protective  Benev- 
olent Association,  814  Howard 

Daley  T.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 

Daley  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  5  Bernard 

Daley  Thomas,  wagon,  Natoraa  nr  Eighth 

Daley  William,  bookeeeper,  dwl  433  Broadway 

Daley — See  Dailey,  Daily,  and  Daly 

Dall  Christopher  C.,  captain  steamer  Continental, 
dwl  733  Broadway 

Dall  Cornelius,  carpenter,  dwl  3  Harlan  Place 

Dallam  Anson,  brushraaker  with  Feldmann,  Simp- 
sou  &  Co.,  dwl  26i  Turk 

Dallam  Richard  B.,  fArmes  4-  D.J  dwl  528  Sutter 

Dalldorf  Rudolph,  carriagemaker  with  Eugene 
James,  dwl  837  Folsom 

Dallemand  Albert,  salesman  24  Battery,  dwl  502 
Bush 

Dailey  N.,  clerk  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  Rush 
House 

Dalliba  Henry  S.,  clerk  with  CharlesD.  Carter,  dwl 
218  Minna 

Dally  Andrew  J.,  engineer,  dwl  782  Harrison 

Dallyn  Charles,  carriagesmith,  dwl  639  Mission 

Dalmann  Louis,  cook  with  E.  A.  Engelberg,  416 
Kearny 

Dalrymple  George  L.,  painter  with  J.  Brewster,  dwl 
122  Leidesdorff 

Dalrymple  William  H.,  clerk  tax  collector,  office 
City  Hall,  dwl  1109  Pino 

Dalton,  Anderson  &  GvAy  .(Frank  Dalton,  Charles 
D.  Anderson  and  James  M.  Gray)  prodnce 
commission,  406  Davis 

Dalton  Anne,  machine  operator  with  Buckin£:bam 
&.  Hecht,  dwl  Rose  bet  Gough  and  Franklin 

Dalton  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  240  Townsend 

Dalton  Daniel,  laborer  Laurel  Hill  Cemetery 

Dalton  Edward,  agent  Contra  Costa  Laundry  Asso- 
ciation, dwl  25  Geary 

Dalton  Edward,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel,  dwl  360 
Jessie 

Dalton  Eugene,  stonemason  Laurel  Hill  Cemetery, 
dwl  N  8  Pacific  bet  Devisadero  and   Broderick 

Dalton  Frank,  (Dalton,  Anderson,  &  Gray)  dwl, 
558J  Natoraa 

Dalton  James,  laborer,  dwl  37  Natoma 

Dalton  James,  laborer  with  Shaw  and  Sharp,  dwl 
Mission  Street  House 


Dalton  John,  laborer,  dwl  12  Russ 

Dalton  John,  laborer,  905  Battery 

Dalton  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  429  Fremont 

Dalton  Michael,  hostler  with  Stuart  A.  Winall  & 

Co.,  dwl  37  Natoma 
Dalton  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  9  Ritch,  rear 
Dalton  Michael,  livery  stable,  571  Market 
Dalton  Michael,  painter,  dwl  W  s   Fillmore   bet 

Haight  and  Page 
Dalton  Michael,  teamster  with  Sproul  &  Twing 
Dalton  Oliver,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Mississipi  bet 

Solano  and  Mariposa 
Dalton  O.  P.,  waiter  S.  S.  California,  North  Pac. 

Trans.  Co 
Dalton  P.  E.,  (Hallett,  Bartlett  Sp  D.  and  Critten- 
den Sf  D.J  dwl  Rubs  House 
Dalton  Richard,  fruits  and  confectionery,  321  Pac 
Dalton  William,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 
Kentucky  and  South 

Daly ,  carpenter,  dwl  314  Bush 

Daly  Anna  Mrs.,  proprietress  West  End,  Brenham 

Place  opp  Plaza 
Daly  Bernard,  coachman  City  Hotel 
Daly  B.  H.,  foreman  Cooperative  Printing  Co.,  411 

Clay,  dwl  521  Jones 
Daly  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  5  Tehama 
Daly  Bridget  Miss,  whipmaker  with  Main  &.  Win- 
chester, dwl  515  Taylor 
Daly  Catharine,  (widow)  dwl  536  P^ne 
Daly  Charles  H.,  salesman  with  Marcus  C.  Haw- 
ley  &  Co.,  dwl  McAllister  bet  Jones  and  Leav 
Daly  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  51  Minna 
Daly  Cornelius,  laborer  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  717  Fol 
Daly  Daniel  J.,  metal  roofer,  814  Market,  dwl  277 

Stevenson 
Daly  David,  (Mulloy  &  D.)  dwl  E  s  Zoe  nr  Bran 
Daly  Dennis,  cartmau,  dwl  11  O'Farrell  Alley 
Daly  Edward,  blacksmith,  dwl  Presidio 
Daly  Edward,  butcher,  dwl  N  s  Sixteenth  bet  Va- 
lencia and  Second  Avenue 
Daly  Edward,  hostler  with  Philip  Morshead,  dwl 

'850  Howard 
Daly  Edward,  shoemaker,  dwl  231  Second 
Daly  Edward,  street  contractor,  dwl  229  Fell 
Daly  Eugene,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  and  S.  Co., 

dwl  1023  Market 
Daly  Felix,  real  estate  dealer,  dwl  612  Mission 
Daly  Francis,  boarding,  E  s  Polk  bet  Hayes  and 

Grove 
Daly   George,  foreman  Alta  Job   Office,  dwl  1316 

Green 
Daly  Hannah,  seamstress,  dwl  173  Minna 
Daly  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  132  Folsom,  rear 
Daly  James,  bagmaker  with  Marks  &.  Weintraub, 

dwl  Pine  nr  Jones 
Daly  James,  blacksmith,  dwl  410  Sixth,  rear 
Dalv  James,  boilermakerwith  Risdonl.  &L.  Works 

'Co.  dwl  52  Shipley 
Daly  James,  gasfitter  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  21  Anthony 
Daly  James,  laborer,  dwl  524  Mission 
Daly  James,  laborer,  dwl  Hall  Alley  nr  Vallejo 
Daly  James,  laborer,  dwl  948  Howard 
Daly  James,  laborer,  dwl  W  8  Tehama  nr  Precita 

Avenue,  Bemal  Hights 
Daly  James,  laborer  with  John  Molloy,  dwl  1107 

Pine 
Daly  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  23  Natoma 
Daly  James,  mariner,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Daly  James,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  6  Zoe  Place 
Daly  James,  special  policeman,  dwl  Thirteenth  Av, 

South  San  Francisco 
Daly  James,  (Daly  Sp  Hawkins)  dwl  612  Mission 
Daly  James,  (Daly  &  Ward)  dwl  1212  Howard 
Daly  James  W.,  blacksmith,  dwl  Presidio 
Daly  Jeremiah,  porter,  34  Sansom,  dwl  31  Fifth  Av 
Daly  John,  barkeeper  with  P.  J.  McMahon,  dwl 

777  Market 
Daly  John,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  1.39 
Minna 


JONES,  FULIjMAN  Bt  CO.,  116  Sansom  St.,  Ladies'  and  Gentlemen's  Iiinen  Handkerchiefs. 
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Daly  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  E  b  Main  bet  How- 
ard and  Folsom 
Daly  John,  mail  clerk  Alta  California,  dwl  1107  Pine 
Daly  John,  marble  worker  with  John  Daniel  &  Co., 

dwl  268  Stevenson 
Daly  John,  shoemaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  and  S.  Co.,  dwl 

74  Tehama 
Daly  John,  workman  California  Sugar  Reiinery,  cor 

Bryant  and  Eighth 
Daly  John  L.,  boatman,  dwl  127  Jackson 
Daly  L-.iwrence,  laborer,  dwl  212  Second 
Daly  Margaret,  cloakmaker,  dwl  5  Tehama 
Daly  Mary,   dwl  E  b  Columbia  bet  Nineteenth  and 

Solano 
Daly  Michael,  laborer  with  Pope  &  Talbot,  dwl 

412  Jessie 
Daly  Michael  F.,  blacksmith  with  Pollard  &  Car- 

vill,  dwl  2-57  Minna 
Daly  P.,  captain  ship  King  Philip,  pier  12  Steuart 
Daly  Patrick,  harnessmaker,  dwl  21  Annie 
Daly  Patrick,  peddler,  dwl  N  e  Shipley  bet  Eighth 

and  Ninth 
Daly  Patrick  H.,  teamster  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

134  Folsom,  rear 
Daly  Peter,  dwl  1019  Powell 
Daly  Peter,  streetsprinkler,  dwl  216  l^Iinna 
Daly  P.  0.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Daly  T.,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  VV'orks 
Daly    Thomas,    bootmaker    -with    Buckingham  & 

Hecht,   dwl  E  s  First  Avenue  bet  Fourteenth 

and  Fifteenth 
Daly  Thomas,  cartman,  dwl  N  s  Ellis  nr  Scott 
Daly  Thoma«,  driver  Front  St.  M.  and  O.  R.  R.,  dwl 

277  Minna 
Daly  Thomas,   special  policeman,  dwl  Thirteenth 

Avenue  nr  M,  South  San  Francisco 
Daly  Timothy,  expresswagon,  NW  cor  Fourth  and 

Folsom,  awl  361  Eleventh 
Daly  William,  laborer,  dwl  19  Morton 
Daly  William  S.,  painter,  dwl  421  Bush 
DaLY  &  HAWKINS,  fJames  Daly  and  Michael 

Hawkins)  real  estate  agents,  office  220  Mont 
DALY  &  WARD,/' JaTOCS  Dal  i/ and  Hubert  Ward) 

importers  and  wholesale  wines  and  liquors,  311 

Sacramento 
Daly. — See  Dailey,  Daily,  Daley  and  Dayley 
Dam  Alphonzo,  mining  engineer,  dwl  1413  Larkin 
Dam  George  W..  (Dam.  &  Btanchard)  res  Oakland 
DAM  &   BLANCHARD,   (George   W.  Dam  and 

F.  H.   Btanchard)   real   estate  agents,  house- 
brokers  aud  rent  collectors,  320  Montgomery 
Dameron  J.  P.,  attorney  at  law,  office  8(J2  Mont 
Dames   Elise  M.,  assistant  teacher  Bush  St,  Cosmo- 
politan School 
Dames  Wi)liam,  importer  wines  and  liquors,  609 

Sansom,  dwl  55  South  Park 
Dames  William  W.,  (Dames  &  Williamx)  26  Mont 
DAMES  &  WILLIAMS,  (  William  W.  Dames  and 

Silvester  M.    Williams)   photographic    studio, 

26  Montgomery 
Damkroeger"  Daniel,  clerk  with  A.  Roman  &.  Co., 

dwl  1111  Pacific 
Damkroeger  Gottlieb,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl 

1111  Paciiic 
Damm  Cosmas,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 

dwl  317  Bush 
Dammer  F.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Dammis  Ernst,  cigarmakerwith  Joseph  Kammitter, 

dwl  5  Cottage  Place 
Damon  Amos,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf 
Damon  Andrew,  laborer,  dwl  322  Ritch 
Damon  C.  W.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Damon  Dexter,  collector,  office  506  Montgomery, 

dwl  1111  Clay 
Damon  George  D.,  shipwright  and  calker,  N  s  Mis- 
sion bet  Spear  and  Steuart,  dwl  325  Folsom 
Damon  James  E.,  loan  and  real  estate,  office  506 

Montgomery,  dwl  1111  Clay 
Damon  Lizzie  Miss,  teacher  music,  dwl  1111  Clay 


Damon  Newton  F.,   helper  with  Samuel  Hill,  dwl 

NW  cor  Brvant  and  Dora 
Damon  Seth  T.',  helper  with  Samuel  Hill,  dwl  1201 

Sacramento 
Damonte  Antonio,  confectioner  with  Rothschild  & 

Ehrenpfort,  dwl  1104  Dnpoiit 
Damonte  Lorenzo,  porter  with  B.  Sbarboro  &  Bro., 

dwl  S  8  Filbert  bet  Dupont  and  Kearny 
Damrell  Daniel,  assistant  foreman  Alta  California, 

dwl  118  Fourth 
Damrell  Frank   W.,  clerk  with  V.  Chevallier,  dwl 

118  Fourth 
Dams  Heni-y,  teacher  languages,  dwl  1407  Powell 
Dams  M.  Mrs.,  teacher  needlework,  dwl  1407  Pow 
Dana  George  S.,  (Dana  df   Codington)  dwl  cor 

Lombard  and  Gough 
Dana  Henry  A.,  mariner,  dwl  566  Howard 
Dana  Martin  V.  B.,  carpenter,   dwl  S  s  Green  bet 

Larkin  aud  Polk 
Dana  &  Codington,  (George  S.  Dana  and  William 

H.  6'o<?z«e'<o«y  Pacific  Glue  Factory,  cor  Lom- 
bard and  Gough 
Danaher  Patrick  H.,  (Thomas  J.  Oakes  4*  Co.)  dwl 

225  Perry 
Danciart  E.,  (Levillain  &  D.y*  dwl  1121  Keaniy 
Daudueu  John,  laborer,  dwl  556^  Natoma 
Dane  James  H.,  managing  clerk  with  Barnes  & 

Bowie,  dwl  2309  Larkin 
Danenfelzer  Frederick  P.,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  G. 

Norden,  dwl  SE  cor  Bramian  and  Sixth 
Daneri  Antonio,  crockery  aud  hardware,  504  Front, 

dvFl  808  Vallejo 
Daneri  Bartholomew,  manufacturer  maccaroni  with 

J.  P.  Tenthorey&Co.,  dwlNW  cor  Broadway 

and  Morey  Alley 
DANERI  F.  &  CO.,  (Henry  Casanova-)  importers 

and  jobbers  wines  and  liquors,  504  Front 
Daneri   Francisco,   (F.    Daneri  &   Co.)   dwl  1314 

Powell 
Daneri  Michael,  (Michael  Daneri  &  Co.)  dwl  SE 

cor  Eighth  and  Brannan 
Daneri  Michael  &   Co.,    (Andrew  Sevore)  wood 

ond  coal,  SE  cor  Eighth  and  Brannan 
Daney  G.  and  S.  M.  Co.,  (Lyon  Co.,  Nev.)  office  419 

California 

Danforth ,  blacksmith,  dwl  719  Clay 

Danforth   Edwin,   bookkeeper  Broadway  Bonded 

Warehouse,  dwl  530  Geary 
Dantorth  Enoch,  blacksmith  with  Daniel  J.  Shields, 

res  Oakland 
Danforth  George  S.,  carpenter  California  Mills,  dwl 

1111  Leavenworth 
Dangers  Diedrich,  clerk  with   Stahmann  &  Molk, 

dwl  SW  cor  Stockton  and  Sacramento 
Danglada  Antonio,   salesman  with  M.  UUmann  & 

Co.,  dwl  1005  Powell 
Danglada  Emanuel,  salesman  with  Isidor  Eiseuberg, 

dwl  1005  Powell 
Danglada  Manuela,   (widow)  dwl  N  s  Fifteenth  nr 

Guerrero 
Danglada  Ygnatio,  purser  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co. "a 

S.  S.  Idaho,  dwl  Nucleus  House 
Dangueuger  Alfred,  rectifier  spirits,  dwl  S  s  Seven- 
teenth nr  Valencia 
Danhauser  Louis,  paperbox  maker  with  Max  Waiz- 

man,  dwl  Bannam  Place  nr  Green 
Danhauser  Morris,  tailor,  dwl  1  Bannam  Place 
Daniel  Benjamin,  gardener,  dwl  409  Hayes 
DANIEL    JOHN    &   CO.,    Cooperative    Marble 

Works,  421  Pine,  dwl  1110  Market 
Daniel  Joseph,  shoemaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  NE  cor  Third  and  Mission 
Daniel  Peter,  liquors,  932  Kearny 
Daniel  William   E.,    clerk    with  Jonathan  C.  Mc 

Kewen,  dwl  527  Pine 
Daniel  William  L.,  plumber  with  Thomas  Day,  dwl 

NW  cor  Folsom  and  Twelfth 
Danielewitz  Isidor,  clerk  with  Parker  &  Roche,  dwl 

214^  Sixth 


Furniture  and  DwellinKs  insured  at  lowest  rates  by  tlie  FEOPIiES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Keamy  Street,  Clothing,  eto. 


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Danielewitz  Joseph,  dry  goods,  216  Sixth 
Danielewitz  Samuel,  cigar  manufacturer,  860  How- 
ard, dwl  448  Clementina 
Daniell  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  900^  Filbert 
Daniels  Charles,  liquor  saloon,  dwl  S  s  Pine  bet  Van 

Ness  Avenue  and  Franklin 
Daniels  Emma,  (widow)  dwl  803  Mission 

Daniels  Fanny   Mrs.,   actress,  dwl  W  s  Wetraore 
Place 

Daniels  John   H.  M.,  picture  frame  maker  with  S. 
and  G.  Gump,  dwl  1"21:2  Kearny 

Daniels  Joseph,   bookkeeper   S.   F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 
NW  cor  Second  and  Folsom 

Daniels  Samuel,  e.xpress  watton,  S  s  Geary  nr  Mar- 
ket, dwl  Helen  ur  Ei.iihth 

Daniels  8.  Houston,  clerk  Bank  California,  dwl  NW 
cor  Second  and  F'olsom 

Daniels  William,  barkeeper,  dwl  527  Pine 

Daniels  William,  carriagemaker,  dwl  2l9  Mason 
Daniels  William,  cooper,  dwl  311  Eighth 
Danielson  Bendix,   porter,   19  Sansom,  dwl  18  San 

Danier   Franz,   bricklayer,  dwl   W  s  Guerrero  bet 
Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 

Dankemeyer  Henry,     porter  with  Tliurnauer    & 
Zinn,  dwl  16  Harriet 

Dann   Frederic  P.,  attorney  at  law,  office  604  Mer- 
chant, dwl  1 10()  Powell 

Dannals  Charles  W.,  dwl  W  s  Valencia   bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 

Dannenberg  Amalie  Mrs.,  ladies  and  cliildren's  fur- 
nishing goods,  8  Montgomery,  dwl  5I);2  Bush 

Dannenberg  Joseph,    merchant,    8    Montgomery, 
dwl  502  Bush 

Dannet  Auguste,  clerk  with  J.  P.  Manciet,  dwl  Va- 
lencia nr  San  Jose  Kailroad  depot 

Dannet  Hermann,  steward  with  J.  P.  Manciet,  dwl 
E  s  Valencia  nr  San  Jose  R.  R.  depot 

DANNHEIMER    LOUIS,    merchant  tailor,    616 
Clay,  dwl  9  William 

Dannie!  Emil.,  waiter,  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Pacific 

Dauniers  Fr.iidv,  solicitor  American  Exchange,  dwl 
107  Natoma 

Danove  Dominico,  drayman  with  Brignardello,  Ma- 
chiavello  &.  Co.,  dwl  Union  nr  Dupont 

Danton  John  H.,  trunkmaker  with  E.  Galpen  &  Co., 
dwl  1929  Howard 

Dantzsaher  Otto,  tailor  with  John  Cooper,  dwl  7.53 
Mission 

Danz  .-Mexander,  waiter,  dwl  23  Natoma 

Danzel  Gustavus,  fR.  Feuerstein  &  Go.)  dwl  1903 
Stockton 

Danziger  Henry,   pawnbroker,   343  Kearny,  dwl 
t^l'J  Stevenson 

Danzin  Cliarles,  paper  carrier,  dwl  515  Greenwich 

Darl)y  William,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  Ori- 
tlanime  S.S. 

Darcy  Edward,  boarding,  133  Folsom 

Darcy  James,  plasterer,  dwl  250  Tehama 

Darcy   Matthew,   boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 
dwl  445  First 

Darcy  Patrick,   foreman  tanner  with   Raffertv   &. 
Meyer,  dwl  San  Biuno  Road  nr  Twenty-eigbth 

Darcy  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  310  Folsom,  rear 

Darcy  Peter,  longshoreman,  dwl  106  Beale 

Darcy  Stephen,  (colored)    bootblack  with  Stephen 
G.  Brown,  dwl  Virginia  nr  Pacific 

Darcv  Thomas,  pressman  S.   F.  Wool  Exchange, 
dwl  SE  cor  Sansom  and  Vallejo 

Darcy  William,  clerk  with  R.  G.  Ring,  dwl  250 
Tehama 

Dardy  Leopold,  harnessmaker  with  D.  Paquette, 
dwl  5301  Pacific 

Dargan  Moro,  deputy  assessor  City  and  County,  dwl 
311  Stockton 

Dargeloh  F.,  laborer  with  Martin  Mangels  &  Co., 
dwl  SE  cor  Lombard  and  Taylor 

Dargie  E.  G.  Mrs  ,  dwl  23  Grand  Avenue 

Dargie  John,  willowware  manufacturer,  dwl  536 
Mission 


Darhl  John,  tanner  with  Funcke  &  Wassermann, 

dwl  cor  Eighth  and  Brannan 
Darius  Peter,  pantryman,  647  Commercial,  dwl  717 

Pacific 
Darlinij  Edward,  coal  dealer,  dwl  222  Dupont 
Darling  Elhano,  dwl  858  Folsom 
Dai  ling  George  A.,    laliorer,    dwl  W  s  York  bet 

Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Darling  George  L.,  upholsterer  with  E.  C.  Kennedy 

and  extraman  steamer  No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl 

cor  Second  and  Minna 
Darling  H.  L.,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 

234  Sutter 
Darling  Wilkie,  (Darling  &  Co.)  dwl  514  Taylor 
Darling  William,  bookkeeper  White's  Laundry,  dwl 

105  Lafayette 
Darling  William  A.,  invoice  recorder  Custom  House, 

dwl  850  Market 
DARLING    &    CO.,    (Wilkie   Darling  J  general 

agents  and  commission  merchants,  6'29  Wash 
Darly  Thomas,  seaman,  dwl  SW  cor  Market  and 

Sfenart 
Dariiaville  Joseph,  waiter,  dwl  Lafayette  Hotel 
Darolie  Francois,  groceries  and  liquors,  913  Wash 
Darr  Christopher,    gunsmith,  S  s  Commercial  bet 

Drumm  and  Davis 
Darragh  Patrick,  special  policeman,   dwl  305  Fre- 
mont 
Dariimon  Leonce,  laundry,  Old  San  Jose  Road  nr 

Thirtieth 
Darrow  Henry,  carpenter  with  S.  M.  Hills,  dwl  731 

Washington 
Darry  John,  laborer,  dwl  207  Fourth 
Dart  George,  longshoreman,  dwl  14  Drumm 
DART  PUTMAN  C,    shipping    and    commission 

merchant,  office  419  Front,  res  Oakland 
Dartois  Gustave,  merchant,  dwl  616  Post 
Darton  Charles  R.,  accountant,  dwl  920|  Folsom 
Darwin  Charles  B.,  (Darwin  Sf  Murphy)  dwl  613 

Stockton 
Darwin  Octave,    carpenter   H.    C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
DARWIN  &  MURPHY,  (Charles  B.  Darwin  and 

Daniel  J.  Murphy)  attorneys  at  law,  office  647 

Merchant 
Dary  James,  waiter  with  Mandel  &  Ohnstein 
DARYES  RICHARD,  Mechanics'  Own  Saloon,  30 

Fremont,  dwl  109  Geary 
Dasey  Daniel  C,  machinist  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl 

66  Natoma 
Dasey. — See  Dacey 
Dasha  John,  driver  with  B.    D.   Bowers,  dwl  2 

Harriet 
Dasha  Mary  A.  Miss,  seamstress  with  Mrs.  Joseph 

Hyman,  dwl  2  Harriet 
DASHAWAY  HALL,   S  s  Post  bet  Kearny  and 

Dupont 
Dashaway  Stable,  N  s  Post  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Dasprez  Constant,  laborer,  dwl  332  Shipley 
Dastugue  Achilie,  cook,  dwl  530  Pacific 
Dastugue  Gabriel,  butcher  7  S.  F.  Alarket,  dwl  NW 

cor  Montgomery  and  Jackson 
Dastugue  Gabriel  Mrs.,  seamstress,  dwl  817  Market 
Dato  Paul,  (Oulif,    Wiener  &  D.)  £37  Market 
Dauger  George,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  N  s  Vallejo  bet 

Stockton  and  Dupont 
Daughaday  Abraham,  (Isaacs,  Daughaday  Sf  Bow- 

tin)  dwl  631  Sacramento 
Daum  George,  sexton  Jewish  Cemetery,   dwl  cor 

Dorland  and  Dolores 
Daunaker  Steven,  assistant  pilot  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s 

steamer  Antelope 
Dauner  Frederick,  carpenter,  dwl  603  Brannan 
Daunes  Alfred  D.,  clerk  with  Amede  Mans,  dwl  238 

Ritch 
Dauphin  Joseph,  typefounder  with  Hagar  &.  Co., 

dwl  731  California 
Dauphinot    E.    &  Co.,    (Henry    Thierard)  fancy 
NW  cor  Pacific  and  Stockton 


JONES,  FUIiLMAN  St  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Straw  Hats  and  Trimmings. 


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Daupliinot  Emile,  fE.  Dauphinot  Sf  Co.)  dwl  Vir- 
ginia bet  Washington  and  JacU*<on 
Dans  I.,  hoopskirt  manufacturer,  dwl  1339  Dupont 
Dauterman   vVilliiim  L.,  l)ookkeeper  with  Watson 

D.  Litchfield,  dwl  W  a  Lagnna  bet  Post  and 

Sutler 
Dauth  John,  shoemaker  with  A.  Utschig,  dwl  NE 

cor  Broadway  and  Kearny 
Dauth  John  M.,  hairdresser,  \27  Seventh 
Dauze  Allesandro,  waiter  with  Campi  &  Co.,  dwl 

^3  Natouia 
Davan  P.  E.  P.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

dwl  655  Washington 
Davant  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  638  Pacific,  rear 
Davega  Benjamin   F.,   salesman  with   Lanison  & 

Chamberlin,  dwl  1513  Powell 
Davenport  Andrew  J.,  painter  with  Jonathan  Kit- 

tridge,  dwl  1303  California 
Davenport  D.  P.,  caipenter,  dwl  Berry  nr  Third 
Davenport  James  P.,  f  PemHergast  &  'J).J  dwl  N  s 

Pine  bet  Broderick  and  Devisadero 
Davenport  John,  drover,  dwl  150  Natoma 
Davenport  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  actress  California  The- 
ater, dwl  'ii  Stevenson 
Davenport    Noel,   bookkeeper  with  Sanderson  & 

Horn,  dwl  13"25  Powell 
Davenport  Simeon  J.  Mrs.,  dwl  516  Folsom 
Davenport  Stephen,  dwl  Willow  Av  ur  Lagnna 
Davenport  Thomas,  bookkeeper  Bank  California, 

res  Alameda 
Davenport  Thomas,  mattressmaker  with  George  O. 

Whitney  &  Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  Larkin  and  Union 
Davenport  William,  dwl  135  Keai'nv 
DaverKosen  Peter,  market,  N  s  Busli  nr  Devisadero 
Davey    George,    carpenter    H.    C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
Davey  John,  laborer,  dwl  139  Minna 
Davev  Maria,  (widow)  dwl  842  Mission 
David  Allen,  driver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  E.,  dwl  829 

Folsom 
David  August,  stoves  and  tinware,  1009  Stockton, 

dwl  6  John 
David  George,  tanner  with  Duncan  &  Warren,  dwl 

cor  Eighth  and  Brannan 
David  Jules,  broker,  dwl  11  Ellis 
David  Victor,  real  estate,  office  413  California,  dwl 

44i  Sixth 
David  Victor,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Davids  Charles  H.,  wheelwright,  dwl  215  Ninth 
DAVIDSON  A.  J.  &  CO.,  (B.  B.  Frankltn)  fruit 

and  produce  commission,  314  Washington 
David.sou  Alexander,   cooper  with  Cutting  &,  Co., 

dwl  28  First 
Davidson   Alexander  J.,  (A.  J.  Davidson   Sf   Co.) 

dwl  1206  Kearny 
Davidson  Alonzo,  milkman,  dwl  421  Natoma 
Davidson  B.,  fB.  Dnridson  &   Co.)  res  Loudon 
DAVIDSON  B.  &  CO.,  bankers,  NW  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Commercial 
Davidson  David,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  N  8  Twentieth 

nr  Dolores 
Davidson  Donald,  f Davidson   &  Co.  and  Donald 

Davidson  Jj'   Co.)  dwl  Union  Club  Rooms 
DAVIDSON  DONALD  &  CO.,  mining  stocks  and 

shippers'  ores,  office  338  Montgomery 
Davidson  Dorothea,  (widow)  dwr407  Third 
Davidson  Emma,  (widow)  dwl  258  Tehama 
Davidson  Georgp.,  assistant  U.  S.  Coast  Survey  in 

charge   Pacific   Coast,    office  NW  cor  Kearny 

and  Commercial,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Davidson  George,  clerk  subsistence  department  U. 

S.  A.,  dwl  759  Market 
Davidson  George,  bookkeeper  with  Pioche  &  Bay- 

erque,  dwl  615  Larkin 
Davidson  Hugh,  salesman  with  J.  W.  Davidson  & 

Co.,  dwl  14  Ellis 
Davidson  Jacob,  dwl  401  Tyler 
Davidson    James,   cai-penter    H.    C.   League,  128 

Kearny 


Davidson  James,  tanner,  dwl  SW  cor  Seventh  and 

Brannan 
Davidson  James,  woolgrader  Rincou  Wool  Depot, 

dwl  2013  Folsom 
Davidson  James  W.,  (Reynolds  &  D.)  dwl  NW 

cor  Sixth  and  Brannan 
Davidson  J.  D.,  fStott  &  D.)  1002  Market 
Davidson  John,  florist,  W  s  Folsom  nr  Sixteenth 
Davidson  John  B  ,  (colored)  calker,  dwl  30  Freelon 
Davidson  John  W.,  milkman,  dwl  415   Clementina 
Davidson  John  W.,  fj.  W.  Davidson  &    Co.)  res 

Annan,  Scotland 
DAVIDSON   J.    W.     &    CO.,  /Ravhael     Weill, 

George  H.  Huntsman,  William.  Davidson  and 

Henry  Weill)  importers  and  wholesale  and  re- 
tail fancy  and  douiestic  drj'goods  White  House, 

NW  cor  Kearny  and  Post 
Davidson  Marcus,  china  and  glassware,  231  Sixth 
Davidson  Meyer,  (merchant  Mokelumne  Hill)  office 

6  Battery,  dwl  324  Minna 
Davidson  Moses,  carpenter,  dwl  W  8  First  Av  bet 

Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Davidson  Nathau,  milkranch,  cor  Pennsylvania  and 

Sierra 
Davidson  Ole,  woodcarver,  dwl  235  Stevenson 
Davidson   Samuel,  carpenter  H.   C.   League,    158 

Kearnv 
Davidson  Samuel,  jobber,  dwl  644  Sacramento 
Davidson     Samuel     N.,     jeweler     with    Charles 

Lemme,  dwl  79  Everett 
Davidson  Sidney,  driver,  dwl  421  Natoma 
Davidson  Solomon,  peddler,  dwl  14  Scott 
Davidson  Thomas,   porter    Express  Building,    dwl 

Capp  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Davidson  Thomas B.,  (colored)  (  Woodis  &  X>.ydwl 

NW  Cor  Broadway  and  Mason 
Davidson  Walter  P.,  collector  Bank  California,  dwl 

615  Larkin 
Davidson  William,  bathman  Sanitarium  baths,  dwl 

2210  Powell 
Davidson   William,  (J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co.)  dwl 

Grand  Hotel 
DAVIDSON  &   CO.,  commission  merchants,  office 

338  Montgomery 
Davidson. — See  Davison  and  Davisson 
Davies  Charles  A.  J.,  clerk,  dwl  408  Minna 
Davies  David  D.,  salesman  with  David  Samuels, 

dwl  722  California 
Davies  Douglas  William,  dwl  1316  Jackson 
Davies  George,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.S. 

California 
Davies  Jacob,   hairdresser  Grand  Hotel,  dwl  632 

Market 
Davies  John,  calker  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co. 
Davies  John,  confectionery,  524 ^  Sixth 
Davies  John  R.,  expresswagon.  cor  Pine  and  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  1312  California 
Davies   R.  J.,  agent  Neilson's  Washing  Fluid,  1 

Masonic  Temple,  dwl  737  Howard 
Davies  Shadrach,  cabinetmaker,  904  Clay,  dwl  1318 

Washington 
Davies  Stephen  L.,  livery  and  sale  stable,  17  Turk 
Davies  William,  molder    Columbia    Foundry,   133 

Beale 
Davies  William   H.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  120 

O'Farrell 
Davignon  Nazaire,  shoemaker,  dwl  9  Dupont 
Davini  Andrew,  carpenter,  dwl  10  Union  Place 
Davis  Abraham,  glazier   with  Whittier,   Fuller  & 

Co.,  dwl  256^  Jessie 
Davis  Abraham,  salesman   with   Gustav  Harshall, 

dwl  W  6  Sixth  bet  Folsom  and  Han  ison 
Davis  A.  J.,  shipjoiner  Shipjoiners'  Association,  713 

Mission 
Davis  Albert  E.,  (Tevis  &  D.)  dwl  NW  cor  Stock- 
ton and  Pine 
Davis  Alvin  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  711  California 
Davis  A.  M.,  peddler,  dwl  E  s  Bartlett  nr  Twenty- 
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Davis  Amos  O.,  brickmason  New  U.  S.  B.  Miut,  dwl 

Nineteenth  m-  Valencia 
Davis  Andrew   Mc  F.,  (Horace  Davis  &  Co.)  dwl 

Gnmd  Hotel 
Davis  Andrew  P.,  porter  with  A.  H.  Todd,  dwl  326 

Eddy 
Davis  Annie  P.,  dwl  339  Minna 
Davis  Burnett,  glazier,  dwl  313  Fifth 
Davis  Beujuniin,  barkeeper,  dwl  (J3t)  Commercial 
Davis  B.  F.,  master   mariner,  dwl  Thirty-third  Av 

Bay  Park  Homestead,  South  S.  F. 
Davis  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  609  Post 
Davis  Calvin,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl 

E  8   Howard  bet  Tweuty-eecond  and  Tweutv- 

Third 
Davis  Catherine  Mrs.,  ladies  nurse,  dwl  316  Folsom 
Davis  Charles,  bootblack,  5J3  Merchant 
Davis  Ciiarles,  carpenter  H.  C.  Leiigue,  128  Kearny 
Davis  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  Sau  Bruno   Road    nr 

Ishiis  Creek 
Davis  Charles,  (colored)  mariner,  dwl  SW  cor  Sac 

ramento  and  Prospect  Place 
Davis  Charles,  shipjoiaer  Shipjoiners'  Association, 

713  Mission 
Davis  Cliailes  B.,  teamster  with  Lewis  &  Co.,  dwl 

■428  Clementina 
Davis   Charles  E.,   bookkeeper,  306  Clay,  resides 

Oakland 
Davis  Charles  P.,  calker  Calkers'  Association,  713 

Mission 
Davis    Charles   VV.,   exchange   broker,    office    306 

Montgomery,  dwl  2217  Howard 
Davis  Charles  W.  A.,  sawyer  with  A.  C.  Beach  &. 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Pine  and  Stockton 
Davis  David,  fancy  goods,  318  Sixth 
Davis    David,    mate   North   Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.S. 

Orizaba 
Davis  David,  teacher,  dwl  420  O'Farrell 
Davis   David  E.,  salesman,  205  Montgomery,  dwl 

507  Pine 
Davis  E.,  printer,  532  Clay,  dwl  530  Third 
Davis  Eiiward,  carpenter  H.  C.  League, 128  Kearny 
Davis  Edward,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  316  Folsom 
Davis  Edward  A-,  (colored)  potter,  419  California, 

dwl  10(16  Washington 
Davis  Edwin  H.,  salesman  with  C.  P.  Van  Schaack 

&  Co.,  dwl  1118  Sacramento 
Davis  Epstein,  peddler,  dwl  N  8  Post  bet  Devisa- 

dero  and  Scott 
Davis  Erwin,  capitalist,  dwl  SWcor  California  and 

Powell 
Davis  Frank,  dwl  704  Third 
Davis  Frank,  compositor  Golden  Era,  dwl  cor  Mc- 

Alli.ster  and  Webster 
Davis  Frank  A.,  superintendent,  dwl  E  s  Mission 

Creek  nr  Eighteenth 
Davis  Frank  M.,  physician,  dwl  744  Howard 
Davis  VrdukWn  A.,  f  Sedgl^  &  Z>.7  dwl  518  Howard 
Davis   George,   boxmaker  with  Hohbs,  Gilmore  &. 

Co.,  dwl  103  First 
Davis  George,  machinist,  dwl  135  Folsom 
Davis  George,  eeaniun,  dvvl  102  Beale 
Davis  George,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  531  Mission 
Davis   George   Rev.,   pastor   South  San  Francisco 

Church,  dwl  Eighth  Avenue  nr  G,  South  S  F 
Davis   George   A.,    (Davis  <&  PeixoUoJ  dwl  412 

Harrison 
Davis  George  B.,  agent  Leffingwell's  gas  governor, 

office  422  Montgomery,  res  Alameda 
Davis  George  B.,  (Davis  &  BenjamiuJ  dwl  1118 

Sacramento 
Davis   George   E.,  compositor  with  B.  F.  Sterrett, 

dwl  812  Stockton 
Davis  George   E.,  plasterer  with  Samuel  Kellett, 

dwl  N  s  Bush  nr  Stockton 
Davis  George  Eugene,  dwl  1118  Sacramento 
Davis  George  H.,  (Horace  Davis  &  Co. J  resides 

Germany 
Davis  George  L.,  plasterer,  dwl  362  Jessie 


Davis  George  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  362  Jessie 
Davis    Oilman,  clerk  with    G.  T.   Brown  &  Co., 

dwl  SE  cor  Ellis  and  Taylor 
Davis  Griffith,  bricklayer  with  T.  H.  Selby  &  Co., 

dwl  724  Lombard 
Davis  Harris,  furniture,  816  Montgomery 
Davis  Harris,  tailor,  dwl  438  Clementina 
Davis  Heber  J.,  bookkeeper  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Davis  Helen,  (widow)  dwl  41()  Bryant 
Davis  Helen  Mrs. .  matron  S.  F.  Foundling  Asylum, 

Point  Lobos  Koad,  nr  Agricultural  Park 
Davis  Henry,  cigar  maker  with  H.  Plagemann  &. 

Co.,  dwl  48  Jessie 
Davis  Henry,  speculator,  dwl  S  s  Turk  bet  Buchan- 
an and  Webster 
Davis  Henry  C,  (Heald  &  D.J  dentist,  office  SW 

cor  Montgomery  and  Bush,  dwl  NE  cor  Stock- 
ton and  Bush 
DAVIS    HENRY    L.,    president  California  Trust 

Co.,  421  California,  dwl  1231  Washington 
Davis  Herbert  J.,  salesman  with  Hardie  &  Freder- 
icks, dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Davis  Horace,  (Horace  Davis  &    Co.)  dwl  1009 

Stockton 
DAVIS  HORACE  <fe  CO.,  (George  H.  Davis  and 

Andrew  McF.  Davis)  proprietors  Golden  Gate 

Flour  Mills,  41-45  First 
Davis  Isaac,  expresswagou,  300  Batteiy,  dwl  SW 

cor  Turk  and  Buchanan 
Davis  Isaac  E.,  (Davis  &  Cou-ell)  dwl  28  South 

Park 
Davis  Isidor,  merchant  tailor,  404  Third 
Davis  J.,  dwl  531  Bryant 
Davis  Jacob,  hairdresser  with  George  Held,  dwl 

1219  Turk 
Davis  Jacob  Z.,  (Boyd  &  D.J  dwl  230  Green 
Davis  James,  bricUmason  New  U.  S.  B.  Miut,  dwl 

1010  Market 
Davis  James,  deckhand,  dwl  12  Broadway 
Davis  James,  engineer  Beale  Street  Mills,  dwl  42 

Jessie 
Davis  James,  physician,  dwl  744  Howard 
Davis  James,  plasterer,  office  and  dwl  328  Mont 
Davis  James,  shoemaker,  U.  W.  M.  B  &.  S.    Co., 

res  Brooklyn 
Davis  John,  carpenter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  wharf,  dvfl 

N  s  Broadway  bet    Van  Ness   Avenue   and 

Franklyn 
Davis  John,  cook  with  Frederick  Schuman,  dwl  SE 

cor  Drumm  and  Sacramento 
Davis  John,  coppersmith,  Second  Street  wharf,  dwl 

509  Third 
Davis  John,  hackman  with  Harris  Covey,  dwl  11 

Geary 
Davis  John,  job  wagon,  Commercial  bet  Drumm 

and  East 
Davis  John,  marine  reporter  Merchants  Exchange, 

dwl  Meiggs  Wharf 
Davis  John,  waiter  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Davis  John  B.,  driver,  dwl  11  Geary 
Davis  J.  B.  F.,  surveyor  Home  Mutual  Ins.  Co., 

dwl  E  8  Bartlett  bet  Twenty- fifth  and  Twenty- 
sixth 
Davis  JohnH.,  stevedore,  dwl  37  Moss 
Davis  John   M.,   porter   with   Campbell,    Fox    & 

Campbell,  and  extraman  H.  &■  L.  Co.  No.  1,  S. 

F.  F.D.,  dwl  347  Jessie 
Davis  John  P.,  sbipcalker,  dwl  28  Rincon  Place 
Davis  Joseph  H.,  plasterer,  dwl  5  Dale 
Davis  Jofehua,  barkeeper,  613  Sacramento,  dwl  SE 

cor  Sacramento  and  Battery 
Davis  Joshua,  farmer,  dwl  Overland  House 
Davis  J.  P.   W.,   compositor  Examiner,  dwl  1001 

Pacific 
Davis  J.  W.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Davis  I^Iarks,  tailor,  753  Mission 
Davis  Martin  B.,   messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

res  Sacramento  City 
Davis  Max,  furnishing  goods,  435  Broadway 


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Davis  Max,  glazier  California  Planing  Mills,  dwl 
211  Third,  rear 

Davis  Max,  (i?.  Showwasxer  &  Co.;  dwl  339  Eddy 

Davis  Morris,  expresswagon,  SW  cor  Bush  and 
Kearny,  dwl  318  Sixth 

Davis  Morris  W.,  timekeeper  Central  Railroad,  dwl 
317  Sixth 

Davis  M.  S.,  carpenter  H.  C.   League,  128  Kearny 

Davis  Murray,  (Haviland,  Hooper  Sf  Co.)  res  Oak- 
land 

Davis  N.  R.,  physician  Rnd  surgeon,  office  609  Sac- 
ramento, dwl  SE  cor  Mission  and  Fifteenth 

Davis  Peter  P.,  (Spreen  Sr  D.J  dwl  913  Dupont 

Davis  R.  D.  VV.  Mr.s.,  boarding,  3-23  Sutter 

Davis  R.  F.,  conductor  Potrero  and  Bay  View  Rail- 
road 

Davis  Richard,  mariner,  dwl  48  Sacramento 

Davis  Richard  A.,  driver  San  Francisco  Lanndry 
Association,  dwl  Webster  bet  Turk  and  Ellis 

Davis  Richard  E..  bookkeeper,  dwl  636  Hov^'ai'd 

Davis  Richard  P.,  longshoreman,  dwl  122^  Welsh 

Davis  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  312  Sixth 

Davis  Robert,  porter  315  Front,  dwl  32  Everett 

Davis  Robert,  stevedore,  dwl  422  Sixth 

Davis  Russell,  (colored)  teamster,  dwl  NW  corner 
Hyde  and  Vallejo 

Davis  S.,  cooper,  dwl  Main  Street  Wharf 

Davis  S.  A.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  320  and  326 
Kearny 

Davis  Sadie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Rincon  Grammar 
School,  dwl  416  Bryant 

Davis  Samuel,  dwl  914  Jackson 

Davis  Samuel,  bricklayer  and  extraman  stm  No.  2, 
S.P   F.  D.,  dwl  412  Bush 

Davis  Samuel,  (colored)  porter,  dwl  19  Bernard 

Davis  Samuel  J.,  cardwriter,  Russ  House 

Davis  Samuel  T.,  compositor  Examiner,  dwl  327 
Broadway 

Davis  Sbubal,  cooper,  dwl  565  Mission 

Davis  Solomon,  bookkeeeper  with  C.  L.  Taylor  & 
Co  ,  dwl  13  Verona  Place 

Davis  Solon  H.,  clerk  with  Andrew  McAleer  & 
Co.,  dwl  1014  Green 

Davis  Sturges,  superintendent  workshop  California 
Jewelry  Co.,  dwl  152  Geary 

Davis  Thomas,  carpenter  and  builder,  929  Clay 

Davis  Thomas  J.,  mail  agent  Central  Pacific  R.  R., 
dwl  6  Montffomery 

Davis  Thomas  R.,  lather,  dwl  362  Jessie 

Davis  Warren  J.,  clerk  with  Estee  &  McLaurin, 
dwl  323  Sutter 

Davis  Wilhelmiiia,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  NW 
cor  Spring  and  Summer 

Davis  Willard  G.,  assistant  editor  Workingman's 
Journal,  dwl  209  Leidesdorff 

Davis  William,  barkeeper  SE  cor  Kearny  and  Mer- 
chant, and  extraman  steamer  No.  5,  S.  P.  F.  D., 
dwl  1219  Stockton 

Davis  AVilliani,  clerk  145  Sutter,  dwl  165  Minna 

Davis  William,  plasterer  with  Samuel  Kellett,  dwl 
cor  I  and  Ninth  Avenue,  South  S  F 

Davis  William,  woodturner  California  Mills,  dwl 
1228  Pine 

Davis  William  C,  hostler  with  Wiggett  &  Co.,  dwl 
SE  cor  Broadway  and  Mason 

Davis  William  E.,  "(colored)  plasterer,  dwl  1212 
Pacific 

Davis  William  E.,  machinist  with  L.  &  E.  Eman- 
uel, dwl  623  Howard 

Davis  William  H.,U.  S.  inspector  lumber,  Mare 
Island,  dwl  9  Hubbard 

Davis  William  H.,  farmer,  dwl  110  Eleventh 

Davis  William  H.,  dwl  6  Morse 

Davis  William  J.,  bakery,  23^  Second,  dwl  25 
Second 

Davis  Wood  B.,  compositor  Morning  Call,  dwl  512 
Bush 

Davis  &  Benjamin,  f  George  B.  Davis  and  Henry 
BenjamiuJ  merchant  tailors,  501  Kearny 


DAVIS  &  COWELL,  {Isaac  E.  Davis  and  Henry 

CowellJ  dealers  Santa  Cm/  lime  and   cement, 

NE  cor   Front  and  Washington,   and   SE  cor 

Market  and  Main 
Davis  &   Peixotto,  (George  A.  Davis  and  Ralph 

PeLvoUo)  importers  furnishing  goods,  etc.,  513 

Market 
Davis  «fe  Warner,  fj.  M.  Davis  and  F.  C.  Warner  J 

house  renovators,  office  418  Montgomery 
Davison  Constance,  (widow)  dwl  1709  Wei)ster 
Davison   Elizabeth,    (widow)    dressmaker,  dwl  23 

Clinton 
Davison  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Davison  Henry,  trunk  boxmaker  with  E.  Galpen  & 

Co.,  dwl  Garden  nr  Brannan 
Davison  Henry  C,  engineer,  dwl  235  Sixth 
Davison  Jane,   (widow)    dwl  NE  cor    Bush    and 

Larkin 
Davisson  Robert  G.,  (Tobin,  Davisson  &  Go.)  dw 

S  s  Francisco  bet  Hyde  and  Leavenworth 
Davisson — see  Davidson 
Davock  John,  laborer  with  City  Paving  Co.,  dwl 

112  Shipley 
Davy  George,  carpenter,  dwl  212  Broadway 
Davy  James,  machinist,  dwl  42  Jessie 
Davy  Nichols,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl  Po- 
trero Point 
Dawans  Mitchell,  jeweler  with  James  Young,  dwl 

57  Second 
Dawers  William,  driver  Pacific  Brewery,  dwl  271 

Tehama 
Dawes  J.  E.,  butcher  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.  S. 

Moses  Taylor 
Dawes  Ludwig,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Dawes  Richard  C,  clerk  S.  F.  &  P.  Lead  Pipe  and 

Shot  Works,  res  Brookljni,  Alameda  Co 
Dawes  William  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  606  Greenwich 
Dawrs  James,  wholesale  butcher,  Black  Poinr, office 

535  California,  dwlSE  cor  Polk  and  Pacific 
Dawson  George,  cook,  dwl  3  Central  Place 
Dawson  George,   peddler,  dwl  SE  cor  Sixth   and 

Brannan 
Dawson  George,  waiter  with  John  CoUings,   dwl 

SW  cor  Fourth  and  Minna 
Dawson  George  C,  clerk  with  Henry   Payot  & 

Co.,  dwl  N  s  Bush  bet  Stockton  and"  Dupont 
Dawson  Henry  C,  dwl  SE  cor  Stockton  cind  Wash 
Dawson  Hezekiah,  fruits  and  tobacco,  19  Vallejo 
Dawson  J.,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Dawson  John,  calker  Calkers'  Assoc'n,  713  Mission 
Dawson  Joseph,  pressman,  dwl  '.i'M  Post 
Dawson  Olive  M., (widow)  select  school,  25  Silver, 

dwl  NE  cor  Twenty-first  and  Diamond 
Dawson  Sarah,  (widow)  liquor  saloon,  105  Fifth 
Dawson   William,   laborer,  dwl  W  s  Sansom   bet 

Union  and  Green 
Day  Albert  0.,  painter,  dwl  325  Montgomery 
Day  Bernhardt,  carpenter,  dwl  II  Jasper  Place 
Day   Clinton,  surveyor  and  draftsman,   office   601 

California,  res  Oakland 
Day  Frank  M.,   compositor  Alta  California,    dwl 

1040i  Mission 
Day  Franklin   H.,  cashier  S.  F.  Assaying  and  Re- 
fining Works,  dwl  416  Montgomery 
Day   George  A.,  canvasser  with  H.  H.  Key  &  Co., 

dwl  Washington  Avenue  nr  Twentyseveiith 
Day   George  A.,  patternmaker,   dwl  Washington 

Avenue  nr  Twenty -eighth,  Berual  Hights 
Day  Henry,  fruitstand,  44  Steuart 
Diiy  J.,  baggage  master  Southern  Pacific  Railroad, 

dwl  Coso  House 
Day  James,  driver  Omnibus  Railroad 
Day  James,  (colored)  waiter,  dwl  119^  Bernard 
Day  James  S.,  foreman  City  Stables,  332  Bush 
Day  John,  fireman  stm  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  419 

Pacific 
Dav  John,  hostler,  38  Sixth 
Day  John  R.,  clerk,  dwl  27  Welsh 
Day  Kate  M.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  604  Pine 


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Day  Patrick,  laborer,  dvvl  S  s  California  Avenue 
bet  Howard  and  Folsom,  Bernal  Hights 

Day  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  NW  cor  Lombard  and 
Webster  Place 

Day  Robert,  paperhanger,  SE  cor  Montgomery  and 
Pacific,  dwl  21  Stevenson 

Day  Robert,  tencher  Telegraphy  Pacific  Business 
College,  27  Post 

DAY  SHERMAN,  U.  S.  Surveyor  General  for 
California,  otiice  306  Pine,  res  Oakland 

DAY  THOMAS,  importer  and  jobber  gas  fixtures, 
gas  pipes,  etc.,  732  Montgomery  aud  335  Pine, 
dwl  630  Harrison 

Day  Thomas  S.,  witli  Thomas  Day,  dwl  540  Ellis 

Day  AVilliam,  dwl  What  Clieer  Souse 

Day  William,  bootmaker,  dwl  703  Front 

Day  William  F.,  teamster  with  Taylor  &  Beudel, 
dwl  22  Mary 

Dayes  Charles,  "boxmaker,  dwl  728  Market 

Dayley  James,  master  mariner,  dwl  431  Dupont 

Daze  John,  druggist,  dwl  1  Hinckley 

Dazet  Joseph,  butcher,  dwl  359  Braunan 

Dazy  Hannah,  (widow)  dwl  W  s  Kraemer  Place  nr 
Greenwich 

De  Angelis  John,  minstrel  Maguire's  Opera  House, 
dwl  229  Kearny 

DE  ARCE  L.  PONTON,  importer  cloths,  tailor's 
trimmings,  etc.,  626  Sacramento,  res  Oakland 

De  Berrio  William,  astrologer,  dwl  411  Stockton 

DeBlois  George  L,.,fG.  L.  De  JBlois  &  Co.)  dwl 
1009  Harrison 

DE  BLOIS  G.  L.  &  CO.,  shipping  and  commission 
merchants,  NE  cor  Drumm  and  Jackson 

De  Bois  Hiram,  cook  steamer  Santa  Cruz,  Wash- 
ington Street  Wharf 

De  Bois  James,  salesman  with  Kohler,  Chase  & 
Co.,  dwl  609  Sutter 

DeBoissieu  Louis,  cigarmaker  with  Charles  Potron, 
dwl  1311  Dupont 

De  Bucbi  Davidee,  gardener,  Visitacion  Valley  bet 
San  Jose  and  San  Bruno  Roads 

De  Camp  Joaquin,  drayman,  dwl  27  Lewis 

De  Carter  Frederick,  longshoreman,  dwl  21  Ste- 
venson 

De  Chesne  Henri  A.  M.,  druggist,  French  Hospital 

De  Clerc  Henri  Rev.,  pastor  Notre  Dame  des  Vic- 
toires  Church,  dwl  526  Bush 

De  Combra  Mary,  (widow)  ladies  shoe  fitter  with 
Buckinghaui  &  Hecht,  dwl  I  Rose 

De  Cordy  Thomas,  metal  roofer  with  Henry  G. 
B'iske,  dwl  SW  cor  Chesley  aud  Boyd 

De  Costa  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  255  Minna 

De  Costa  Jacob  N.,  teacher  languages,  dwl  S  s 
Green  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 

De  Coursey  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  W  s  First  Av 
nr  Sixteenth 

De  Crano  E.  G.,  bookkeeper  with  Moore  &  Co., 
dwl  1028  Bush 

DeCrevecoeur  Hans,  proprietor  Scandinavian  Home, 
22  Washington 

De  Cuyper  Charles,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 
62  i  Vfillejo 

DeForest  Joseph,  merchant,  office  221  Clay,  dwl  916 
Jackson 

DeForest  William  F.,  agent  Eureka  Hair  Co.,  dwl 
573  Mission 

DeFossey  Matthien,  principal  Young  Ladies'  Sem- 
inary, 1519  Mason 

DeFossey  Prudencio  Mrs.,  principal  Young  Ladies' 
Seminary,  1519  Mason 

DeFour  Joseph,  collector  with  Alfred  A.  Mace,  dwl 
West  End 

DeFREMERY  H.  S.,  Custom  House  broker,  of- 
fice 508  Battery,  res  Oakland 

DeFREMERV  JAMES,  (James  De  Frcmery  & 
(Jo.)  Consul  for  the  Netherlands,  agent  Amster- 
dam Board  Marine  Underwriters,  and  President 
S.  P.  Savings  Union,  office  710  Sansom,  res 
Oakland 


DeFREMERY  JAMES  &  CO.,  (WiUiam  G.  B. 
De  Fremery)  commission  merchants,  710  San 

DeFremery  William  C.  B.,  (James  De  Fvemery  JJ- 
Co.)  res  Oakland 

DeGear  George,  carpenter,  dwl  534J  Sixth 

DeGraaf  William  H.,  clerk  with  George  O.Whit- 
ney &  Co.,  dwl  928  Clay 

DeGroot  David  A.,  special  policeman,  dwl  cor  Sec- 
ond and  Stevenson 

DeGroot  Harry,  photographer  with  George  D. 
Moi-se,  dwl  SE  cor  Bdwy  and  Van  Ness  Av 

DeGroot  Henry,  editor,  office  Commercial  Herald, 
409  Washington 

DeGruchy  F.,  carpenter,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 

DeGuise  Oliver,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Ass'u,  234 
Sutter 

DeHaun  Mary,  trimmings,  1214  Folsom 

DeHart  Edward,  manager  with  Jacob  Underbill  & 
Co.,  118  Battery,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 

DeKay  Drake,  Secretary  Lower  California  Co.,  of- 
fice 315  California,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 

DeLa  Bar  Macaja,  contractor  aud  carpenter,  dwl  460 
Natoma 

DeLa  Fontaine  Victor,  cooper,  dwl  208  Clara 

DeLa  Fuente  Y.  Subirat  Federico,  Consul  General 
for  Peru,  office  and  dwl  Lick  House 

DeLA  MONTAGNIE  JOSEPH  E.,  contractor, 
office  10  Stevenson's  Building,  dwl  708  Stockton 

DeLa  Montanya  George,  tinsmith  with  James  DeLa 
Moutanya.  dwl  1120  Sacramento 

DeLA  MONTANYA  JAMES,  importer  stoves,  met- 
als, etc.,  214-220  Jackson,  dwl  1510  Taylor 

DeLa  Montanya  Matthew,  salesman  with  Tay, 
Brooks  &.  Backus,  dwl  1106  Kearny 

DeLa  Vega  Ignacio,  dwl  321  Taylor 

DeLabar  M.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

DeLacv  Charles,  Assistant  Assessor  U.  S.  Int.  Rev., 
dw'i  422  Sutter 

DeLAGUNA  a.  DeLEO,  Secretary  Pacific  Busi- 
ness College,  27  Post,  dwl  NE  cor  Jones  and 
Union 

DeLamater  M.  H.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 
Kearny 

DeLand  Alvord,  stockbroker,  dwl  113  Stockton 

DeLand  Charles  H.,  clerk,  dwl  113  Stockton 

DeLande  Stephen,  salesman  with  Moulton  Bros.  & 
Co.,  219  Drnmm 

DeLaney  Richard  D.,  groceries  and  liquors,  San 
Bruno  Road  bet  Woolsey  and  Dwight 

DeLavraga  -,  dwl  815"Slockton 

DeLevers  E.Manuel,  special  policeman, dwl  Moulton 
Place  nr  Montgomery 

DeLocas  Francisco,  fisherman,  dwl  S  s  Merchant 
bet  East  and  Drumm 

DeLong  ITrank  C,  salesman  with  Rockwell,  Cove 
&  Co.,  dwl  634  Sutter 

DeLonge  John  B.,  (Beez  &  BeL.)  dwl  1  Central 
Place 

DeLorge  Louis,  tailor  with  Palmer  Brothers 

DeLorme  Gaspard  O.,  sup't  French  Hospital 

DeLorme  G.  V.,  clerk  with  Cautin  &  Everett,  dwl 
NE  cor  Second  and  Folsom 

DeLucca  Jacobo,  vegetable  peddler,  dwl  1004 
Pacific 

DeManuel  Oswald,  carpenter  with  Nicholas  Bichard, 

DeMartin  Antonio,  laborer,  dwl  18  Ohio 

DeMartini  Giovanni,  shoemaker,  654  Pacific,  dwl 
Union  Place 

DeMartini  P.,  bootblack  SW  cor  Merchantand  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  E  s  Kearny  bet  Green  and  Vallejo 

DeMarx  David,  cigars  and  tobacco,  dwl  132  Dora 

DeMasini  T.  Rev.,  S.  J.  Professor  St.  Ignatius  Col- 
lege, dwl  841  Market 

DeMontpreville  Cyrille,  lithographer,  734  Mont 

DeNeuf  Albert,  watchmaker  with  J.  W.  Tucker 
&  Co.,  dwl  604  Merchant 

DeNois  John,  dwl  cor  Waller  and  Laguna 

DeNoon  Robert  P.,  President  Golden  Gate  Sugar 
Refinery,  dwl  410  Jones 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sanaom  Street,  Porte  Monnaies  and  Keticules. 


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DePas  Charles  B. ,  bookkeeper  with  John  J.  Marks 

ife  Co.,  dwl  173  Perry 
DePass  James  M.,  real  estnte  and  money  broker, 

room  46  Exchange  Building,  dwl  15  Ellis 
DePREFONTAINE  J.  J.  R.,  editor,  dwl  442  Na- 

toma 
DePrefontaine  Jean  J.   R.,  musician,  dwl  442  Na- 

toma 
DePrefontaine  Mary  L.,  (widow)  dwl  929  Howard 
DePutron  Jacob,  builder,  dwl  N  e  Chestnut  nr  Du- 

pont 
DeRO   CHARLES,  president  San  Francisco  and 

Pacific   Sugar  Co.,  office  210  Battery,  dwl  23 

South  Park 
DeRo  Charles  Jr.,  clerk  Union  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  23 

South  Park 
DeRougemont  Julia  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  1018  Stockton 
DeRougemout  Philip,   architect,   office   420   Mont- 
gomery, dwl  1018  Stockton 
DeRussy  Helen  A.,  (widow)  dwl  41  South  Park 
DeSabla  Eugene,  commission  merchant,  310  Davis, 

dwl  604  Powell 
DeSauza  Manuel,  cook  Luzitania  House,  SW  cor 

Drumm  and  Oregon 
DeSilva  Rosa,  (widow)   dwl  E  s  Vallejo  Place  nr 

Vallejo 
DeSlaef  Mansuet  E.,  carriage  painter  with  Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  16  Virginia  Place 
DeSolhi  A.  ]\I. ,  pressman  with  Bacon  &  Company, 

dwl  1526  Powell 
DeSolla  J.  M.,  teacher  languages,  dwl  1526  Powell 
De  St.  Germain  Ferdinand,  (J.  Strahle  &  Co.)  dwl 

811  Jackson 
De  St.  Germain  Theophile  Mrs.,  dwl  811  Jackson 
DeStyak  John  George,  dwl  759  Market 
DeSiisand  O.,  (colored)  steward,  dwl  28  Stone, 
DeTAVEL  a.,  veterinary  surgeon,  811  Howard 
DeValk   Henry,  bagsewer  with  Reynolds,  Howell 

&  Ford,  dwl  123  Jackson 
DeVaull  John,  butcher  with  Daniel  Harris,  dwl  W 

6  Eleventh  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
DeVERCY  a.  F.,  real  estate  agent,  office  502  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  454  Tehama 
DeVoll  William  W.,  compositor  California  Farmer, 

dwl  NW  cor  Sansom  and  Washington 
DeVoy  John  C,  clerk  with  George  B.  Hitchcock  & 

Co.,  dwl  33  Oak  Grove  Avenue 
DeVries  Thomas,  (DeVries  iSf  Chase  J  dwl  719  Lom- 
bard 
DeVries  &  Chase,  fTlwmaa  DeVries  &  James  B. 

Chase)  stevedores,   office   W  s  Vallejo  nr  Bat- 

teiy 
DeWissmes  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  610  Vallejo 
DeWitt   Alfred,  (DeWitt,  Kittle  &    Co.)   resides 

New  York 
DeWitt  Andrevs^,  carpenter,  dwl  14  Clinton 
DeWitt  Benjamin,  dwl  1006  Dupont 
DeWitt  James  M.,  clerk  with  Thomas  M.  Edwards, 

dwl  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Jackson 
DeWitt  John,  assistant  librarian  San  Francisco  Law 

Library,  dwl  14  Clinton 
DeWITT,    kittle    &    CO.,    C Alfred    DeWitt, 

Nicholas    G.    Kittle,   Jonathan  G.  Kittle  and 

James  Palache)  shipping  and  commission  mer- 
chants  and   agents,  Express   Line    from   New 

York,  office  NW  cor  California  and  Fi'ont 
DeWitt  Mortimer,  (Cluff  &  DeWitt)  dwl  148  Te- 

bama 
DeWitt  Peter,  laborer  with  Funcke  &  Wassermann, 

bds  NE  cor  Eighth  and  Brannan 
De  Witt  William  L.,  f DeWitt  &  Peterson)  d\\\  32 

Steuart 
DeWitt    &    Peterson,    C William    L.     DeWitt    & 

A7idrew  Peterson)  proprietors  Union  House,  32 

Steuart 
DeWitte  John  J.,  interpreter,  dwl  NE  cor  Kearny 

and  Clay 
DeWulf  Bernard  J.,  house  and  sign  painter,  231 

Fourth 


De  Young  Amelia,  (widow)  dwl  15  Sixth 

De  Young  Charles,  (Charles  DeYoung  &   Co.)  dwl 

15  Sixth 
De  YOUNG  CHARLES  &  CO.,    (Michael  H.  De 

Young)  proprietors  San  Francisco  Chronicle, 

office  504  MontKomery 
DeYoung  Michael  H.,  (Charles  DeYovng  &  Co.) 

dwl  15  Sixth 
DeYoung  Morris  H.,   commission  merchant,   dwl 

949  Mission 
Deacon  Edwin,  captain  schooner  Gen.  Ord,  dwl  617 

Davis 
DEACON  WILLIAM,  machine  works,  120  Main, 

dwl  530  Turk 
Deacy  Cornelius,  fireman,  dwl  Bestole  nr  Vallejo 
Deagan   W^illiam,  hostler  with  Richard  Dowling, 

dwl  364  Natoma 
Deaingerlield   Eraile,    (colored)   widow,   dwl  W  s 

Havens  Place 
Deaken   Henry,  dwl  Columbia  Place  nr  Twenty- 
ninth,  Bernal  Hights 
Deakin  Robert,  d  wl  W  s  Columbia  nr  Twenty-ninth, 

Bernal  Hights 
Deakin  Walter,  compositor  with  Donald  Bruce,  dwl 

410  Linden 
Deal  David  Rev., pastor  Kentucky  Methodist  Church, 

dwl  cor  Michigan  &  Sierra 
Dealey  F.  R.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Dean  Benjamin  D.,  physician,  office  33  Kearny,  dwl 

104  Stockton 
Dean  Frank  M.,  clerk,  216  Battery,  dwl  S  s  Ellis 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Dean  George  A.,  (Pacific  Straw  Works)  dwl  638 

Stevenson 
Dean  Gilbert,  chemist,  dwl  331  Union,  rear 
Dean  G.  S.,  printer,  dwl  International  Hotel 
Dean  Harrv,  property  man  Alhambra  Theater,  dwl 

319  Bush 
Dean  Henry,  machinist,  dwl  227  Second 
Dean  Horace  F.,  (Spring  &  D.)  dwl  SE  cor  Berry 

and  Ritch 
Dean  James,  expresswagon,  cor  Pine  and  Sansom, 

dwl  N  8  Clay  bet  Hyde  and  Leavenworth 
Dean  James  O.,  auditor  Savings  and  Loau  Society, 

dwl  Lick  House 
Dean  James  R.,  painter,  dwl  Serpentine  Avenue 

nr  San  Bruno  Road 
Dean  James  T.,   (Rodgers,   Meyer   &    Co.)    dwl 

Grand  Hotel 
Dean  Jared  B.,  teamster  with  Goddard  &.  Co.,  dwl 

135  First 
Dean  John,  expresswagon,   SW  cor  Sansom    and 

Clay,  dwl  N  s  Clay  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Dean  M.  Mrs,,  assistant  teacher  Tenth  St.  Grammar 

School,  dwl  Gough  bet  Grove  and  Fulton 
Dean  Oliver,  miner,  dwl  Frank's  Building,  Brenham 

Place 
Dean,   Peter  A.,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham  <fe 

Hecht,  dwl  N  s  Fell  nr  Laguna 
Dean  Patrick,  baker,  dwl  305  Eighth 
Dean  P.  D.,  teamster  California  Mills 
Dean  Peter,  dwl  1306  Larkin 

Dean  Peter,  capitalist,  office  419  Clay,  dwl  30  Stan- 
ley Place 
Dean   Peter  A.,  bootmaker  with   Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  N  s  Fell  bet  Laguna  and  Octavia 
Dean  Warren  Y.,  carriagetrimmer  Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  421  Fourth 
DEAN  W.  E.,  secretary  ChoUar  Potosi  and  Impe- 
rial Mining  Cos.,  419  California,  dwl  425  Geary 
Dean  William,  laborer,  dwl  Seventeenth  Avenue  nr 

S,  South  S.  F. 
Dean  William  H.,  carrier  Alta  California  and  Call, 

dwl  9  Florence 
Deane  C.  Tennyson,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 

240  Montgomery,  dwl  80-1  Stockton 
Deane  Coll,  (  Willi'ams,  D.  &  Co.)  dwl  501  Second 
Deane  George,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.S. 

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Deane  Hugh  E.,  salesman,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Deane   James,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.S. 

Orizaba 
Deane  James  R.,  paints,  oils,  window  glass,  etc.,  318 

Clay,  dwl  610  Stevenson 
Deane  John,  f  Mil rjih^,  Grant  8f  Co.)  dwl  Occi- 
dental Hotel 
Deane  Thomas,  salesman,  dwl  21^  Hunt 
Deane. — See  Dean,  Deen,  and  Dien 
Dearborn   H.   C,  lirst  officer  P.   M.   S.   S.   Great 

Republic 
Deardoff  John  R.,  real   estate    broker,    dwl    106'J 

Howard 
Deardorft' Solomon  R.,  (Denrdorff  Sf  BvsheeJ  dwl 

S  8  Twentieth  bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Deardoitf  &  Busbee,  ('Solomon  R.  Dcardorff  and 

John  L.  Biiiiheej  real  estate  agents,  304  Mont 
Deariug  O.  A.,  compositor  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  dwl2->2  Post 
Dearinger  Jeremiah,  plasterer,  dwl  226  Eighth 
Dearlove  Juauita  Pimental,  (widow)  dwl  713  Bdwy 
Deas  Z.   W.,  collector  Bank  California,  dwl  407 

Turk 
Deasey  Daniel,  dwl  325  Fifth 
Deaey  Cornelius,  messenger  with    Lt.   Col.  B.  S. 

Alexander,  dwl  30  South  Park 
Deasy  John,  porter,  dwl  S  8  Oak  nr  Franklin 
Deaves  Alonzo,  boxmaker  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  & 

Co.,  dwl  728  Market 
Debat  Germain,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Dupont  and 

Broadway 
Debat  Jean,  cook,  dwl  SW  cor  Bdwy  and  Dupont 
Debemardi  Carlo,  cook,  631  Pacific 
Debernardi  Charles,  baker,  dwl  634  Pacific 
Debemardi  3Iauriee,  restaurant,  631  Pacific 
Debernardi  Lugi,  National  Restaurant,  518  Market 
Debernardi  Viture,  cook,  518  Market 
Debize  F.,  chicken  ranch,  dwl  N  s  Twentieth  nr 

Church 
Debree  William,  molder  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl  Jersey 

nr  Church 
Debus  Frederick,  cook  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Decbamps  F.  Madame,  lanndry,  315  Sutter 
Decbanips  Gustave,  dwl  315  Sutter 
Dechant  Charles,  gardener,  dwl  1220  Pine 
Deckelmanu  Fi'auk,  hairdresser,  dwl  12  Lafayette 

Place 
Decker  Barbara,  (widow)  dwl  624  Jessie 
Decker  Christian,  real  estate,  dwl  5  Harrison  Av 
Decker  Henry,  brewer,  dwl  -529  Valencia 
Decker  Henry,  real  estate,  dwl  529  Valencia 
Decker  Henry,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  263  First 
Decker  Jacob,  liquor  Baloon,  cor  Cemetery  Avenue 

and  Bush 
Decker  John  Henry,  clerk  with  Richard  Decker, 

dwl  1407  California 
Decker  John  H.,  teamster,  dwl  Ss  Bush  bet  La- 

guna  and  Buchanan 
Decker  Martin,  (Decker  <&  Pratt)  dwl  1010  Clay 
Decker  Martin  L.,  salesman  with  John  C.  Morri- 
son Jr.,  dwl  233  Eighth 
Decker  Peter,  banker,  dwl  47  South  Park 
Decker  Peter,  master  mariner,  dwl  106  Francisco 
Decker  Richard,  groceries  and    liquors,    SW  cor 

Hvde  and  California,  dwl  1407  Cal 
DECKER  «fe  PRATT,  (Martin  Decker  and  Ben- 
jamin Pratt)  National   Exchange  Saloon,  and 

cigars  and  tobacco,  434  Pine 
Decoto  Land  Co.,   Henry  V.  Herbert  secretary, 

office  624  Montgomery 
Decourtieux  Arraand,    butcher,  29    San  Francisco 

Market,  dwl  507  Green 
Deconrtienx  Hermann,  butcher,  dwl  507  Green 
DEDERKY  HENRY,    proprietor    Golden    Adler 

Hotel,  338  Bush 
Dedieu  H.  shoemaker,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and 

Dupont 
Deede  Alexander,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Jansen  and  Greenwich 


Deegan  Edward,  furdealer,  dwl  55  Natonia 

Deegan  Kate  Mi-s.,  dwl  NW  cor  Union  and  Mont 

Deegan  Patrick,  (Conroy,  Cranly  &  Co.)  dwl  NE 
cor  Washington  and  Broderick 

Deen  James  S.,  clerk  with  George  J.  Hobe,  dwl 
NE  cor  Washington  and  Dupont 

Deering  Charles  J.,  merchant,  office  419  Clay,  dwl 
Grand  Hotel 

Deering  James  H.,  wholesale  boots  and  shoes,  419 
Clay,  (and  Deering:  Bros.,  Tuolumne  County) 
dwl"  819  California 

Deering  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  629  Minna 

Deering  Matbew,  milkrauch  Old  San  Jose  Road  nr 
Twenty-fifth 

Deering  Thomas  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Berry  and 
Madden,   dwl  813  Howard 

Deering  William  E.,  driver  Napa  Soda  Water  Co., 
dwl  450  Minna 

Deering. — See  Dering 

Deery  Francis,  stevedore,  dwl  282  Minna 

Deery  James,  hostler  Omnibus  Railroad,  dwl  249 
Clementina 

Deery  James,  waiter,  dwl  12  Hunt 

Deery  John,  (Deery  &  Little)  dwl  31 4  Bueh 

Deei-y  Thomas,  plumber  with  J.  K.  Prior,  dwl  414 
Fourth 

Deery  &  Little,  (John  Deery  and  Joseph  W.  Little) 
Congress  Hall  billiard  saloon,  320  Bush 

Dees  Louis,  driver  with  William  Hest^ler,  dwl  1336 
Pacific 

Dees  Ludwig,  doormaker  with  B.  and  J.  S.  Doe, 
dwl  425  Fourth 

Deesten  Henry,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 
dwl  cor  Sutter  and  Cemetery  Avenue 

Deeth  Charles  H.,  clerk  with  Deeth,  Starr  &  Camp- 
bell, dwl  E  8  Howard  bet  Nineteenth  and 
Twentieth 

Deeth  Jacob,  (Deeth,  Starr  Sf  Campbell)  dwl  E  a 
Howard  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 

DEETH,  STARR  &  CAMPBELL,  (Jacob  Deeth, 
Thomas  N.  Starr  and.  Patterson  A.  Campbell) 
sbipbread  and  cracker  bakeries,  203  and  205 
Sacramento,  and  210  and  212  Mission 

Deetken  L.  G.  Mrs.,  principal  Drumm  St.  Primary 
School,  dwl  842  Mission 

Deferrari  G.  B.,  painter  and  paperhanger,  1104 
Dupont 

Deifenbach  George,  hairdresser  with  Bross  &  Born 

Detferrari  L.,  bootmaker,  517  Union 

Deffner  George  W.,  cabinetmaker  with  James  W. 
Brown,  dwl  81  Fourth 

Definnes  Henry,  printer  Alta  California,  dwl  N  8 
Brannan  nr  Second 

Define  Giacomo,  clerk  with  Cutting  &.  Co.,  dwl 
Garibaldi  House 

Defriez  George  W.,  clerk,  dwl  22  DeBoom 

Defrise  Lafayette,  dwl  SE  cor  Treat  Avenue  and 
Twenty-third 

Degan  Phillip,  tannery.  San  Jose  Road  nr  Indus- 
trial School 

Degan  Phillip  Jr.,  tanner,  dwl  San  Jose  road  nr  In- 
dustrial School 

Degan  Rudolph,  tanner,  dwl  San  Jose  Road  nr  In- 
dustrial School 

Degear  G.  W.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Degener  Erich,  merchant,  dwl  517  Pine 

Degenhardt  Louis,  tailor  with  John  Lindow,  dwl 
1406  Powell 

DegraafJ.  P.,  compositor  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 
Co.,  dwl  928  Clay 

Dehan  Mary,  confectionery,  1214  Folsom 

Deha  Henry,  cabinetmaker  with  Kragen  &  Glis- 
haker,  dwl  71  Natoma 

Deickmann  Peter,  laborer  S.  F.  «fe  P.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  1117  Folsom 

Deignan  Michael,  seaman,  dwl  133  Folsom 

Deis  Florence,  cigarmaker,  dwl  31  Hinckley 

Deisel  Philip,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  G.  Norden, 
dwl  Hayes  Valley 


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Delafield  Henry,   laborer  Custom  House,  dwl  668 

Brj^ant 
Deliilianty  John,  dyer  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  NE  cor  Howard  and  Fifteenth 
Delehanty  John  H.,  student  at  law  with  Joseph  M. 

Nougaes,  dwl  28  Minna 
Delahanty  Michael,  boarding  and  lodging,  28  Minna 
Dehihanty   Michael,  driver  N.  B.  &.  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

i.'52  Stevenson 
Delahanty  Richard,  longshoreman,  dwl  N  s  Beale 

Place 
Delahanty  William,  mariner,  dwl  S  s  Mission  bet 

Beale  and  Main 
Delahay  James  E.,  brickmason,  dwl  84  Everett 
Delamatle  Theodore,  miiivman,  dwl  S  s  Broadway 

bet  Gough  and  Octavia 
Delamore   Frank,  barkeeper  with  Charles  Stuart, 

dwl  646  Howard 
DelaneyA.  L.,  expressman,  dwl  NW  cor  Broadway 

and  Franklin 
Delaney  Annie  Miss.,  dwl  319  Minna 
Delaney  Daniel,  musician,  dwl  1242  Bush 
Delaney  Edward   J.,   real   estate  agent,  office  625 

Merchant,  dwl  NW  cor  Wash  and  Octavia 
Delaney  George  E.,  barkeeper  with   William  W. 

Haney,  dwl  613  Jones 
Delaney  James,  laborer,  dwl  Gal  Av  nr  Montezuma 
Delaney  John,  (colored)  laborer,  dwl  I  Adele  Alley 
Delaney  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  24  DeBoom 
DelaneV  John  L.,  captain  bark  General  Cobb,  dwl 

20ri  Hyde 
Delanev  Michael,  tailor  with  J.  S.  Hand,  dwl  906^ 

Fofsom 
Delaney  Morris,  laborer,  dwl  152  Silver 
Delaney  Patrick,  artesian  well  borer,  dwl  764  How 
Delaney  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Nineteenth  bet 

Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Delaney  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  366  Natoma 
Delaney  William,  miner,  dwl  444  Sixth 
Delaney  William,  (Sullivan  <^   D.J    dwl  10  Fol- 

som  Avenue 
Delaney  William  D.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  126^  Welsh 
Delano   Augustus  G.,  calker  Calkers'  Association, 

713  Mission 
Delano  Charles  M.,  bookkeeper  with  Gumming  & 

Co.,  dwl  440  Second 
Delano  George  W.,  calker  Calkers'  Association,  713 

Mission 
Delano  James,  butcher,  dwl  9  Virginia 
Delano  Robert  T.,  shipwright  and  calker,  dwl  221 

Harrison 
Delauty  William,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's 

S.S.  Senator 
Delany  A.  L.,    special   policeman,    dwl    NE   cor 

Franklin  and  Broadway 
DELANY    CHARLES    McC,  attorney    at    law, 

office519  Montgomery,  dwl  1112  Jackson 
Delany  Edward,  longshoreman,  dwl  37  Minna 
Delany  John,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf 
Delany  M..  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor  Ken- 
tucky and  South 
Delany  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Spear  bet  How- 
ard and  Folsom 
Delany  Thomas,  packer  U.  S.  Medical  Purveyors 

Store,  dwl  112  Page 
Delany  Thomas,  packer  with  Eureka  Salt  Co.,  dwl 

366  Natoma 
Delaphin  William,  barkeeper,  dwl  144  Natoma 
Delaruelle  Gustave,  fMonthon  ^  D.)  641  Com 
Delatour  Alexander  J.,  (Delatour  &  Co.)  resides 

Oakland 
Delatour    &    Co.,    (Alexander   J.    Delatour)  col- 
lectors, 318  Pine 
Delavan  Eliza,  (widow)  dwl  826  Union,  rear 
Delavan  Isaac  E.,  clerk  with  Fairbanks  &  Hutchin- 
son, dwl  826  Union 
Delavan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  114  Hayes 
Delay  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Main  bet  Market 

and  Mission 


Delee  Richard  C,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Seventh  nr 
Harrison 

Delehay  J.  E.,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 
234"  Sutter 

Deleuiore  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  646  Howard 

Delevara  Rose  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Miss  B. 
Wincklemann,  dwl  2  Moulton  Place 

Delevere  Emanuel,  wharfinger  with  Contra  Costa 
Steam  Nav.  Co 

Delfino  John,  hostler  with  Novella  &  Cadenasso, 
dwl  Hodges  Place  nr  Vallejo 

Delfs  Marcus,  steward  bark  D.  C.  Murray,  dwl  705 
Battery 

Deligne  Jules,  anatomical  machinist,  office  624 
Washington,  dwl  512  Dupont 

Deliuza  Frank,  dwl  Orleans  Hotel 

Dell  John  E.,  ( Rickardson,  D.  Sr  Co.)  dwl  22 
Tehama 

Dellameter  Edwin,  laborer,  dwl  14  Brooks 

Dellameter  Oscar,  lather,  dwl  14  Brooks 

DELLEPIANE  &  CO.,  (Peter  Alferitz)  commis- 
sion merchants  and  wholesale  foreign  produce, 
424  Battery  cor  Washington 

Delles  George,  cook,  dwl  1117  Kearny 

Dellex  Elinor,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Valencia  nr  Miss 

Dellwig  Erich,  confectioner  with  L.  A.  Dellwig, 
dwl  SW  cor  Third  and  Minna 

Dellwig  Louis  A.,  bakery  and  confectionery,  SW 
cor  Third  and  Minna 

Dellwig  Theodor,  bakery  and  confectionery,  738 
Howard 

Delmar  Elizabeth,  (widow)  teacher  with  Madame 
Zeitska,  dwl  42  Sixth 

Delmas  A.  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Joseph's  Orphan  Asy- 
lum Chapel,  Hunter's  Point 

Delmater  Marvin  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  68  Shipley 

Delno  Gustave,  calker,  dwl  534  Folsom 

Deloche  Francis,  clerk  with  Deloche  &  Corthay,  dwl 
704  Harrison 

Deloche  John  B.,  (Deloche  &  Corthay)  dwl  704 
Harrison 

Deloche  &  Corthay,  (J.  B.  Deloche  and  L.  Cor- 
thay) poultry,  butter,  eggs,  etc.,  2  and  4  San 
Francisco  Market 

Delorme  Frederick,  painter  with  Jules  St.  Denis, 
dwl  1337  Dupont 

Delplain  Frank,  cook  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Delpodio  Peter,  tailor,  dwl  19  Lewis 

Delprat  George  R.,  clerk  Mutual  Life  Insurance 
Co.,  dwl  1414  Washington 

Delsol  August,  teamster,  dwl  362  Natoma 

DeluceT.  F.,  mariner,  dwl  28  O'Farrell,  rear 

Deluhier  Nicholas,  marine  reporter  Merchants'  Ex- 
change Association,  dwl  NE  cor  Meijrgs'  Wharf 

Deluzzi  Bartolomeo,  teamster,  dwl  723  S.msom 

Delventhal  John,  teacher  music,  dwl  81)2  Stockton 

Delventhal  William,  barkeeper,  324  Sansom,  dwl 
144  Natoma 

Demaldar  Joseph,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 

Demaniceon  Anguste,  foreman  with  Whittier,  Ful- 
ler ~&  Co.,  dwl  S  s  Market  nr  Ninth 

DEMAREST  JACOB  D.,  physician,  office  and 
dwl  617  Commercial 

Demarest  J.  M.,  bi'icklayer  Bricklayers'  Associa- 
tion, 234  Sutter 

Demarest  Maria,  (widow)  dwl  W  s  Shotwell  nr 
Twentieth 

Demaria  Luigi,  gardener,  Bay  View  Park 

Demartine  Levy,  (widow)  dwl  533  Vallejo 

Demartini  AntOnio,  (Antonio  Demartini  &  Co.) 
dwl  Ohio  nr  Pacific 

Demartini  Antonio  <fe  Co.,  (Giovanni  Cereghini) 
commission  merchants  and  wholesale  jDroduce, 
510  Sansom 

Demartini  Frank,  fisherman,  dwl  32  Clay 

Demartini  John,  cartraan,  dwl  1506  Dupont 

Demartini  Paul,  dwl  1506  Dupont 

Demary  Timothy,  longshoreman,  dwl  187  Folsom, 
rear 


"  Fair  dealing  and  prompt  payments  "—the  motto  of  the  PEOPLES. 


O  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  &  716  Kearny  St.,  Kubber  Goods  and  Umbrellaa 


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203 


Demaeiiii  T.  Rev.,  professor  French,  St.   Ignatius 

College,  841  Market 
Demby  John,  (colored)  bootblack,  640  Clay,  dw  214 

Francisco 
Deme  Anjjugtine,  painter  with  Black  &  Miller,  dwi 

1302  Powell 
Demello  Joseph  C,  shoemaker,  240  Fifth 
Dement  John  D.,  dwI  W  8   Folsom   bet  Twentieth 

and  Twenty-first 
Demei-est  James  H.,  mason,  dwl  1078  Broadway 
Demerrett  E.   J.,  carpenter  H.    C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
Pemetz  Henry,  groceries,  737  O'Farrell 
Demichelli  John,  peddler,  dwl  314  Pacific 
Deming  Edward  O.,  (Deming,  Palmer  &  C'o.^dwl 

519  Hayes 
DEMING  H.  A.,  agent  Howe  sewing  machine  and 

Butterick's  patterns,  137  Kearny,  dwl  632  Sutter 
Deming  Halleck  V.,  f Denting,  Palmer  &  Co. J  dwl 

116  Sacramento 
Deming  Horace,  carpenter,  dwl  116  Sacramento 
Deming  Joseph  G.,  (Deming,  Palmer  &  Co.y  dwl 

116  Sacramento 
Deming  Laura  G.,  (widow)  dwl  W  s  Sixth  bet  Bran- 
nan  and  Townsend 
Deming  Oliver  H.,  conductor  Central  Railroad,  dwl 

815  Mission 
DEMING,  PALMER  &  CO.,  (Joseph  G.,  Edward 

O.,  and  Hnlleck  V. Deming  and  Jacob  Palmer) 

Capitol  Mills,  115  Com  and  116  Sacramento 
Demings  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  112  Steuurt 
Demmick    Henry,  foreniMn    niolders    Union    Iron 

Works,  dwl  27  Oak  Grove  Aven\ie 
DEMOCRATIC  COUNTY  COMMITTEE,  rooms 

624  Merchant 
Demonte  Leonard,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

W  s  First  bet  Natomaand  Howard 
Demoro  Francisco,  captain  bark  Zephyros,  dwl  509 

Greenwich 
Dempsey  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  Park  Lane 
Dempsey  Daniel,  longshoreman,  dwl  911)  Folsom 
Dempsey  Edward,  laborer,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Dempsey  James  P.,  diver,  dwl  3  Goodsell  Place 
Dempsey  Jeremiah,  marbleyard,  9  Taylor,  dwl  911 

Market 
Dempsey  John,  baker  with  P.  Dempsey,  dwl  127 

Fourth 
Dempsey  John,  janitor  North  Cosmopolitan  School, 

dwl  NE  cor  Jackson  and  Polk 
Dempsey  John,  laborer,  dwl  444  Xatoma 
Dempsey  Michael,  cooper,  dwl  38  Clara 
Dempsey  Patrick,  bakery,  127  Fourth 
Dempsey  Patrick,  deckhand  steamer  Vallejo,  Front 

street  wharf 
Dempsey^ Patrick,  longshoreman,  dwl  210  Jackson 
Dempsey  Patrick,  tanner  with  Joseph  Sedgley,  dwl 

E  s  Columbia  bet  Nineteenth  and  Sohmo 
Dempsey  Peter,  attorney  at  law,  office  436  Jackson, 

dwl  591  Sixth 
Dempsey  Peter,  laborer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore&Co., 

dwl  311  Pacific 
Dempster  Alexander, assort  or  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills, 

dwl  North  Point  bet  Polk  and  Van  Net-s  Av 
Dempster  C.  J.,  (Ro^g,  D.  <&  Co.)  dwl  W  s  Twelfth 

bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Denagery  Joseph,  peddler,  dwl  4  Bannam  Place 
Denahy  William  J.,  waiter,  dwl  56  Everett 
Denamy  E.,  merchant,  dwl  Coso  House 
Denaro  Lawrence,  clerk  with  Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl 

NW  cor  Sansom  and  Batteiy 
Defiaveaux  Martiu,  (Chassagne   S/-   D.)  dwl  1417 

Mason 
Dench  William,  laborer,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Dencher  Fritz,  sailmaker,  dwl  127  Jackson 
Denechaudson  John,  artificial  flowermaker,  dwl  619 

Turk 
Denegri  Augustino,  manufacturer  maccaroni  with  J. 

P.  Tenthorey  &  Co., dwl  NW  cor  Broadway  and 

Moray  Alley 


Denegri  Gio  Batti,  barkeeper,  118  Leidesdorff,  dwl 

422  Vallejo 
Denehey  Michael,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kear 
Denehy  John,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry  Associa- 
tion, dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Denehy  Patrick,  longshoreman,  dwl  435  First 
Denger  Catherine,   (widow)   furnished  rooms,  934 

Kearnv 
Dengler  Philip,   (Dengler  ^    Breiling)  dwl  229^ 

Minna 
Dengler  &  Breiling,  (Philip  Dengler  and  Francis 

Breiling)  porkpackers  and   butchers,  W  s  Po- 

trero  Avenue  nr  Eldorado,  and  125  Third 
Denham    William,    Mechanics'    Saloon,    SW    cor 

Kearny  and  Pacific,  dwl  420  Greenwich 
Denhard  John,  butcher,  dwl  150  Shipley 
Deuharss  Michael,  laborer  San  Fiancisco  Wool  Ex- 
change, dwl  Ohio  bet  Pacific  and  Broadway 
Denhey  William,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Denicke  C.  F.  M.,  dwl  603  Pine 
Denicke  E.  A.,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl  1114 

Folsom 
Denigan  Frederick,  physician  U.  S.  A.,  dwl  1114 

Folsom 
Denigan  Frank,  laborer  with  Kimball  Manufactur- 
ing Co.,  dwl  55  Shipley 
Denigan  Thomas,  (Christy  &  Wise)  dwl  Ws  Fair 

Oaks  l)et  Twenty-third  and  Twentj'-fourth 
Denike  William  J.,   house   and   sign  painter,  207 

Stevenson,  dwl  1208  Broadway 
Denin  Patrick,  eexton  Mission  Dolores  Church,  dwl 

W  s  Church  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Denio  John  R.,  helper  U.  S.  Branch  Mint,  dwl  37 

Second 
Denis  Jean  Bantiste,  market,  645  Pacific 
Denis  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  307  Main 
Deuis  Vincent,   laborer   U.   S.  Coast  Survey,  dwl 

1413  Sacramento 
DENISON  CHARLES  H.,  general  agent  Charter 

Oak  Life  Ins.  Co.,  office  331  Montgomery,  dwl 

305  Kearny 
DenisonMaria  J.,  (widow)  dwl  721  Harrison 
Denison  Thomas  S.,  clerk,  dwl  721  Harrison 
Denison. — See  Dennison  and  Dennistou 
Denizot  Jules,  woodcarver,  dwl  915  Clay 
Denker  Hermann,  tailor  with  William  Geimann, 

dwl  627  Broadway 
Denman  Anna  Miss,  comfortermaker  with  Charles 

Harley,  dwl  Vallejo  bet  Powell  and  Stockton 
Denman  James,  principal  Denman  Grammar  School, 

dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Denn  John,  miner,  dwl  114  Tehama 
Denn  Maggie,  stitcher  with  Donovan  Brothers,  dwl 

69  Natoma 
Denneen    Daniel,     laborer    Laborers'    Protective 

Benevolent  Association,  814  Howard 
Denner  Peter,  baker,  dwl  N  s  Heron  nr  Eighth 
Dennery  Alphonse, /'j;  Gcrf  &  Co.)  res  Sacramento 
Dennery  Leou  L.,  fancy  goods,  1405  Stockton 
Denney  Alexander,  barkeeper,  dwl  28  Natoma 
Denney  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  561  Stevenson 
Denney  Ernest,  clerk  with  E.  G.  Lyons  &  Co.,  dwl 

608  Pacific 
Denney  Presley,  attorney  at  law,   office  39  Mont- 
gomery Block 
Denney  Samuel  D.,  dwl  NW  cor  Filbert  and  Van 

Ness  Avenue 
Dennin  Daniel,  driver  North   Beach  and   Mission 

Railroad,  dwl  829  Folsom 
Denning  Mary,  (widow)  fruits,  104  Natoma 
Denning  William,  helper  with  Pollard  &   Carvill, 

dwl  720  Folsom 
Denning  William  J.,  (Denning  &   Coolidge)  dwl 

N\V  cor  Fifth  and  Tehama 
Denning  &   Coolidge,  (William  J.    Denntng   and 

John  P.  Coolidge)  liquors,  NW  cor  Fifth  and 

Tehama 
Dennis    Benjamin,    (colored)  (Harris  4'  D-J  ^^^ 

7  Broadway 


JONES,  FUIjIiMAN  &,  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Combs  and  Srushes. 


EEDIWQTOTT,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Headquarters  for  Druggists  on  the  Pacific  Coast. 


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Dennis  Charlee,  barkeeper  with   Martin   Gicovich, 

dwl  SW  cor  Berry  and  Tliird 
Dennis  Charles  T.,  conductor  Front  Street,  M.  &  0. 

It.  R.,  dwl  1430  California 
Dennis  Henry,  porter  with  J.  A.  Shaber,  dwl  NW 

cor  Stockton  and  Francisco 
Dennis  James  B.,  clerk  with  M.  S.  Whiting  &  Co., 

dwl  2-J5  Bush 
Dennis  James  S.,  barkeeper,  cor  Geary  and  Market, 

dwl  772  Folsom 
Dennis  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  28  Main 
Dennis  John,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  China 
Dennis  John  R.,  stonecutter,  dwl  Es  Eleventh  nr 

Hairison 
Dennis  Joseph,  candy  manufacturer,   1-404  Stockton 
Dennis  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  406  Clementina 
Dennis  Nelson,  carpenter  Southern  Paciiic  Railroad, 

res  San  Jose 
Dennis  Peter,  watchman  California  Mills,  dwl  436 

Union 
Dennis  Samuel,  laborer  with  R.  &.  J.  Morton,  dwl 

442  Jessie 
Dennis  Samuel  W.,  dentist,  office  33  Kearny,  dwl 

E  8  Capp  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Dennis  Sarah  A.  Miss,  shoefitter,  dwl  406  Clemen- 
tina 
Dennis  Thomas,  upholsterer  with  J.  A.  Shaber,  dwl 

NW  cor  Stockton  and  Francisco 
Dennis  Thomas  W.,  molder  Eureka  Foundry,  dwl 

111  Ellis 
Dennis  William  E.,  surveyor,  dwl  617  Mission,  rear 
Dennis. — See  Denis 
Dennison  Ezra  F.,  contractor,  dwl  N  b  Fourteenth 

nr  Howard 
Dennison  Frank,  carpenter,  dwl  431  Filbert 
Dennison  Henry,  conductor  Market  St  R.  R. 
Dennison  Thomas,  bootmaker,  dwl  Parker  nr  Col- 
umbia Place,  Bernal  Hi^hts 
Denniston  Edward  G.,  gold  and  silverplater,  655 

Mission,  dwl  cor  Mason  and  O'Farrell 
Denniston  Isaac  V.,  foreman  steamer  No.  7,  S.  F.F. 

D.,    dwl  N   8  Seventeenth    bet    Dolores  and 

Guerrero 
Denniston  J.  G.  D.,  (widow)  dwl  W  b  Dolores  bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Denniston  Richard,  tin,  copper  and  sheetiron  worker, 

1810  Polk 
Denniston. — See  Denison  and  Dennison 
Dennoe  Alfred,  bookkeeper,  dwl  S  s  Sutter  bet  Fill- 
more and  Webster 
Dennoe  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Sutter  bet  Fill- 
more and  Webster 
Dennu  George,  cabinetmaker  with  G.  Ueffinger  & 

Co.,  dwl  ii36  Sutter 
Denny  Alfred  M.,  (Edxvard  Benny  <&  Co. J  dwl  512 

Sacramento 
Denny  Edward,  f Edward  Denny  Sr  Co.)  dwl  W  b 

Shotwell  bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
DENNY  EDWARD  &  CO.,  (Alfred  M.  Denny) 

wholesale  and  retail  Btationers  and  book  and  job 

printers,  512  Sacramento 
Denny  G.  J.,  marine  and  landscape  painter,  studio 

611  Clay 
Denny  John  W.,  painter,  dwl  200  Ellis 
Denny  John  W.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  11  Ransch 
Denny  Maria,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  748  Har 
Denny  M.  E.   Mrs.,   teacher  needle  work,  dwl  745 

Vallejo 
Denny  Timothy  D.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  465  Minna 
Densdorf  Hugo,  driver  with  T.  Dellwig,  dwl   738 

Howard 
Denehee  C.  E.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearnv 
DENSMORE   G.    B.  &  CO.,  fJ.  B.  Gihnore  nn'd 

J.  J.  Hutchinson)    proprietors    Golden    Era, 

office  543  Clay 
Densmore  Gilbert  B.,  (G.  B.Densmore  &  Co.^dwl 

128  Silver 
Densmore  W.    G.,    carpenter  H.  C.   League,  128 

Kearny 


Denson  H.  B.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Dent  F.  Jr.,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl  132  Clara 
Dent  George  W.,  appraiser  Custom  House,  dwl  313 

Oak 
Dent  Henry  S.,  clerk  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue,  dwl 

W  8  Shotwell  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Dent  John,  dwl  W  b  Priest  nr  Clay 
Dent  Patrick,  cooper  8.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  S  8  Heron  nr  Eighth 
Denton  Reuben,  dwl  E  s  Capp  nr  Twenty-fourth 
Dents  William,  butcher,  dwl  Hampshire  nr  El  Do- 
rado 
Denver  Daniel,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Denver  William,  carpenter,  dwl  SE  cor  Geary  and 

Larkin 
Denzler  Jacob,  Philadelphia  Brewery  Depot,  8  b 

Cedar  Avenue  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Depee  Thomas,  (colored)  whitewasher,  dwl  907  Pac 
DERBEC    ETIENNE,   publisher    and    proprietor 

Courrier  de  San  Francisco,  512  Jackson 
Derby  Charles,  cook,  640  Market,  dwl  331  Mont- 
gomery 
Derby  Charles  W.,  brakesman  Southern  Pac.  R.  R. 
Derby  Edward  M.,  lumber,   office  226  Clay,  res 

Fruit  Vale,  Alauieda  county 
Derby  Richard,  clerk  with  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co., 

dwl  112  O'Farrell 
Derby  Thomas,   clerk,   dwl  920  Sutter 
Derliam  Bartholomew,   dwl  717  Tehama  nr  Eighth 
Derhani  James,   baker,   dwl    SW  cor  Mason  and 

Filbert 
Derham  James,  clerk  with  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  dwlNE 

cor  Stockton  and  Green 
Derham  John  Francis,  trunkmaker  with  E.  Galpen 

&,  Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  Mason  and  Filbert 
Derham  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  540  Howard 
Derham  Michael,  liquor  saloon,  718  Pacific 
Derhani  William,  clerk  with  Sullivan,  Kelly  &  Co., 

dwl  SW  cor  Filbert  and  Mason 
Derham. — See  Durham 
Deri  Lorenzo,  porter  with  Hentsch  dt  Berton,  dwl 

.527  Clay 
DerlaviU  Gustave,  barkeeper,  dwl  7  Jasper  Place 
Dermody  James  W.,  foreman  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore 

&  Co.,  dwl  539  Stevenson 
Dermody    Michael,  drayman,  dwl   N  b  Tyler  bet 

Franklin  and  Gouglj 
Dermond  Peter,  niessman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's 

S.  S.  Oriflamme 
Derognat  James,  butcher  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Derome  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  19  Fifth  Avenue 
Derome  L.,  (widow)  dwl  19  Fifth  Avenue 
Derome  Louis,  apprentice  with  Weed  &  Kingwell, 

dwl  19  Fifth  Avenue 
Derome  Wilfred,  brassmolder  with  Weed  &  King- 
well,  dwl  19  Fifth  Avenue 
Derre  Antruste,  (Derre  &  GaudinJ  dwl  422  Vallejo 
Derre  William,  (colored)  drayman,  dwl  21  Dupont, 

rear 
DERRE  &  GAUDIN,  Au^uste  Derre  and  J.  M. 

Gaudin)  wines  and  liquors,  801  and  803  Dup 
Derrick  Margaret  L.,  (widow)  dwl  1215  Pac,  rear 
Derwin  John,  miner,  dwl  840  Market 
Des  Farges  Frederick,  real  estate,  dwl  216  Sixth 
Desautell  Nelson,  shoemaker  with  Blanchette  &Lu- 

cier,  dwl  1032  Market 
Desbans  Franz,  miner,  dwl  228  Bush 
Desbeck  John,  attorney  at  law,  office  SW  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Clay,  dwl  Lick  House 
Descalso  Luca,  teamster,  dwl  NE  cor  Turk  and  Polk 
Descalzo  Antonio,  merchant,  dwl  NE   cor  Powell 

and  Green 
DESEBROCK  FREDERICK,  liquor  saloon,  NE 

cor  Fourth  and  Braunan 
Desimoni  Charles,  laborer,  412  Pacific 
Desmond  Cornelius,  hatter,  SW  cor  Bush  and  San- 

Bom,  and  5  New  Montgomery,  dwl  418  Natoma 
Desmond  Daniel,  carpenter,  dwl  SW  cor  Franklin 

and  Austin 


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Desmond   Daniel,   expresswagon,    dwl    Columbia 

Pliice  nr  Ratledge  Avenue 
Desmond  D;iniel,  laborer,  dwl  SOS  Fourth 
Desmond  Daniel,  wbeelwrigbl,  868  Folsom,  dwl  15 

Freelon 
Desmond  Dennis,  teamster  with  Albert  P.  Stanyan, 

dwl  S  e  Sacramento  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Desmond  Edmund,  seaman,  dwl  612  Natoma 
Desmond  Edward,  longshoreman,  dwl  233  Perry 
Desmond  Felix,  carpenter  with  T.  M.  Roach,  dwl  4 

Washoe  Place 
Desmond  Henry,  plasterer,  dwl  N  s  Sutter  bet  Du- 

pont  and  Stockton 
Desmond  J.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Desmond  James,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Seventeenth  bet 

Capp  and  Howard 
Desmond  James,  steward  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Desmond  Jeremiah  J.,  agent  ^tna  Fire  Ins.  Co., 

dwl  446|  Natoma 
Desmond  Joanna  Miss,  millinery,  10  Second,  dwl 

157  Third 
Desmond  John,  boatman  Vallejo  St.  Wharf,  dwl 

NE  cor  Pacific  and  Front 
Desmond  John,  laborer,  dwl  25  Clinton 
Desmond  John,  laborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 
Desmond  Joseph  D.,  clerk  City  Bank,  dwl  431  Dup 
Desmond  Martin,  laborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 
Desmond   Michael,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Sausom    bet 

Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Desmond  Patrick,  cooper,  dwl  cor  Montgomery  and 

Vallejo 
Desmond  Patrick,  hostler  with  James  G.  Scovern, 

dwl  120  William 
Desmond  William,  blacksmith  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl 

16  Frederick 
Desmu  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  621  Vallejo 
Desneufbourgs  Leopold,  teacher  French,  dwl  843 

Clay    ■ 
Desnev  Paul,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Desno'yer  Charles,  bootblack  with  Blodes  &  Bro- 

dek,  dwl  621  Vallejo 
Desprez  destine,  carpenter,  dwl  San  Jos6  Road  nr 

Six  Mile  House 
Desrosier  Hercules,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearnv 
Dessau  William,  clerk,  dwl  526  Pine 
Desty  Robert,  attorney  at  law,  office  628  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  55  Second 
Detels  Henry  D.,  fM.  &  H.  B.  Betels)  dwl  SE  cor 

Main  and  Harrison 
Detels  Martin,  fM.  &   H.  D.  Detels)  dwl  SE  cor 

Main  and  Harrison 
Detels  M.  &   H.   D.,  liquor  saloon  and  restaurant 

SW  cor  Sacramento  and  Davis,  and  groceries 

and  liquors  SE  cor  Main  and  Harrison 
Dethlefsen   George,  mariner,  dwl  SW  cor  East  and 

Washington 
DETJEN  HENRY,  proprietor  New  Alaska  Hotel, 

619  Pacific 
Detjen   William,  (Olnfs  &  B.)  dwl  New  Alaska 

Hotel 
Detjens  Herman,  grocer,  dwl  415  Pine 
Detjeus  Mary  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  415  Pine 
Detles  Dora  Mrs.,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  F.  Uznay, 

dwl  433  Brannan 
Detrick  E.,  (E.  Detrick  &  Co.)  dwl  38  Stanly  Place 
DETRICK  E    &  CO.,   Pacific   Bag  Factory,  123 

Clay  and  120  Commercial 
Detrick  J.  StoU,  superintendent  machine  shop  Union 

Iron  Works,  dwl  38  Stanly  Place 
Dettelbach  Ernest,  (Ernest  Bettelback  Sf  Co.)  dwl 

8  Montgomery 
Dettelbach  Ernest  &  Co.,  (Henry  Honigsberger) 

clothing,  106  First 
Dettelbach  Morris,  peddler,  dwl  175  Clara 
Dettelbanm  Philip,  tailor,  117  Leidesdorff,  dwl  235 

Kearny 
Detter  Caroline  Mrs.,  (colored)  dwl  807^  Howard 
Dettmar   Charles,  boarding  and  lodging,  2-5  Morton 


Dettmar  Charles  W.,  compositor  with  M.  D.  Carr  & 

Co.,  dwl  3  Clara  Lane 
Dettmar  Henry,   machinist    with  David  Stoddart, 

dwl  3  Clara  Lane 
Dettmar  Henry,  tailor,  NW  cor  Third  and  Brannan 
Dettmar  Mary  Mrs.,  housekeeper.  3  Clara  Lane 
Dettmer  John,  driver,  dwl  W  s  Franklin  nr  McAl- 
lister 
Dettner  George,  cook,  8  Kearny,  dwl  423  Pine 
Deubel  Frederick,  dwl  612  California,  rear 
Deucher  Alfons,  beer  saloon,  SE  cor  Second  and 

Clementina 
Deucher  August,  shoemaker,  117  Leidesdorff,  dwl 

N  8  Howard  nr  Second 
Deuprey  Eugene  N.,  atiornevat  law,  office  11  Mont- 
gomery Block,  dwl  517  iBush 
Deussing  'Titus,  salesman  with  Locan  &.  Co.,  dwl 

16  Virginia 
Deutcher  John,  tinsmith,  dwl  cor  Kansas  and  Nev 
Deutsch  Jacob,  boots  and  shoes,  1104  Stockton 
Deutsch  Michael,  (Deutsch  &  Co.;  dwl  512  Geary 
Deutsch   Philip  Andrew,   physician,  dwl  SW  cor 

Kearny  and  Pacific 
DEUTSCH  &  CO.,  (Michael  Deutsch  and  Jacob 

Greenewald)  rentanrsiut  and  bakery,  614  Clay 
Deuwel  Joseph,  baker,  dwl  729  Green 
Devall    George  A.,  porter  U.  S.  Marshal,  dwl  23 

Clara 
Devan  Thomas,  assistant  steward  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co, 

dwl  N  8  Green  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Devaneaux  Victoriue  Mrs.,   furnished  rooms,  824 

Washington 
Devany  Bartholomew,  horsesboer  with  James  Sul- 
livan, dwl  333  Bush 
Devany  Tevrence,  laborer,  dwl  235  Minna,  rear 
Devel  John,  teamster,  dwl  N  s   Seventeenth  nr 

Douglass 
Develiu   John    D.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Tyler  bet 

Larkin  and  Polk 
Devenay  John,  laborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 
Devenney  John,  porter  with  Fleishman,  Sicbel  & 

Co.,  dwl  NW  cor  Rnss  and  Natoma 
Dever  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  265  Jessie 
Dever  Rose,  (widow)  dwl  312  Fifth 
Devick  John,   laborer  City  Paving  Co.,    dwl   13 

Shipley 
Devignon  Nazaire,  shoemaker  with  D.  W.  Emerson 

&  Co.,  dwl  9  Dupont 
Devill  Edward,  carpenter  H.C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Devin  James,  laborer,  dwl  210  Pacific 
Devine  Arthur,  drayman  with  E.  E.  Morse,  dwl  313 

Ritch 
Devine   Bernard,  watchman,  dwl  433  Vallejo,  rear 
Devine  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  2  Jessie 
Devine  David,  tinsmith,  dwl  16  Ritch 
Devine  DennisB.,  laundryman  with  James  Laidley, 

dwl  Filbert  bet  Webster  and  Fillmore 
Devine  Ellen  E.,  (widow)  dwl  NW  cor  Bush  and 

Scott 
Devine  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  558i  Howard,  rear 
Devine  James,  clerk,  202  Kearny 
Devine  James,  hostler  with  A.  R.  C.  Ice  Co.,  dwl 

212  Pacific 
Devine  James,  deckhand,  dwl  541  First 
Devine  James  P.,  tinsmith  with  Osgood  &  Stetson, 

dwl  462J  Minna 
Devine  John,  deckhand  steamer  Moulton,  dwl  23 

Vallejo 
Devine  John  C,  tailor,  30  Geary,  dwl  333  Bush 
Devine  Joseph,  blacksmith  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

Main  nr  Folsom 
Devine  Kate  Mrs,  teacher  music,  dwl  215  Minna 
Devine  Martin,  carpenter,  dwl  119  Dora 
Devine  Mary  Mrs.,  seamstress,  dwl  240  Ritch 
Devine  Thomas,  hostler  with  Bowen  &  Slocum,  921 

Sutter 
Devine  Thomas,  waiter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Devine  Thomas,   (Devine  &   Manning)  dwl    520 

Sutter,  rear 


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Devine  William,  boatman,  dwl  NE  cor  Francisco  and 

Dupout 
Devine  <jk  Manning,  f  Thomas  Devine  &  Dennis 

Manning)  wines  and  liquors,  720  Market 
Devmney  Edward  E.,  clerk,  dwl  N  s  Braunan  nr 

Second 
Devinney  Joseph  L.,  stevedore,  dwl  N  a  Brannan 

nr  Second 
Devise   Victor,    laborer    Calvary    Cemetery,   dwl 

Mount  Calvary  Cemetery 
Devitt  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  340  Ritch 
Devitt  Edward,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  436  Busli 
Devitt  James,  laborer  with  Sf.  P.  Langland,  dwl 

1215  Mission 
Devitt  Joseph,  (Devitt  &  Britt)  dwl  345  Third 
Devitt  L.,  peddler,  dwl  S  s  Dorland  Lane  bet  Guer- 
rero and  Dolores 
Devitt  &  Britt,  (Joseph  Devitt  &  James  W.  Britt) 

bootmakers,  345  Third 
Devlin   Charles,  laborer  with  G.  Torrens,  dwl  N  8 

Clay  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Devlin  Fanny  Miss,  seamstress,  dwl  51  Natoma 
Devlin  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  214  Steuart 
Devlin  James,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  605  Minna 
Devlin  John,  liackman   American  Exchange  Hotel 
Devlin  John,  lab»ier  with  G.  Torrens,  dwl  Ns  Clay 

bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Devlin  John  A.  clerk,  313  California,  dwl  American 

Exchange 
Devlin  Maiy,  (widow)  dwl  SE  cor  Sacramento  and 

Drumni 
Devlin  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  592  Stevenson 
Devlin  Matthew,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  NE  cor 

Brannan  and  Eighth 
Devlin  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  307  Main 
Devlyn  T.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Cos  wharf 
Devoe  Benjamin  O.,  real  estate,  dwl  25  Prospect 

Place 
DevoeElias,  brickmason  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

765  Mission 
Devoe  James,  foundryman,  dwl  639  Vallejo 
Devoe  John,  dwl  108  Virginia 
Devoy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  10  Anthony 
Devull  George  A,  (colored)  porter,  dw"l  23  Clara 
Dewalt  George  A.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  564  Mission 
DEWAR  JOHN,  shipping  merchant,  office  15  Stev- 
enson's Building 
Dewees  William,  (Parian  &  Dewees)  332  Bush 
Dewey  A.  T.,  (Dewey  &  Co.)  res  Oakland 
Dewey  Charles  H.,  (M.  M.  Baldwin  &  Co.)  dwl  N 

W  cor  Kearny  and  Geary 
Dewey  Edward  M.,  printer  with  Dewey  &  Co.,  dwl 
W  s   Guerrero  bet  Twenty-first  and  Twenty- 
second 
Dewey  Eugene  E.,  stock  broker,  office  424  Mont- 
gomery 
Dewey  James,  engineer,  dwl  NE  cor  Fourth  and 

Brannan 
Dewey  James,  special  policeman,  dwl  SE  cor  Fourth 

and  Brannan 
Dewey  Selena  A.  Mrs,  ladies'  hairdresser.  214  Post 
Dewey   William   H.  clerk,  225  Montgomery,  dwl 

604  Mission 
DEWEY  &   CO.,  (A.    T.   Dewey,   W.   B.  Ewer, 
George  H.  Strong  and  John  L.  Boone)  proprie- 
tors and    publishers    Scientific    Press,    Pacific 
Rural  Press,  and  American  and  foreign  patent 
agents,  414  Clay 
Dewil  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  135  Tehama 
Dewing  Francis  &   Co.,  supscription  book  agents 
542  California,  dwl  1005  California  ' 

Dewing  George,  clerk,  dwl  921  Union 
Dewing  James,  clerk  with  Francis  Dewing  &  Co 

dwl  1005  California 
Dewit  Peter,  tanner  with  Funcke  and  Wassermann, 

dwl  Ninth  nr  Brannan 
Dewitt  Cornelius,  clerk,  dwl  NE  cor  Eleventh  and 
Mission 


Dewitt  Elon,   superintendent    City  Railroad,   dwl 

1436  Mission 
Dewsbery  James,   laborer  with  Goldsmith  &  Co., 

dwl  Tehama  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Dewson  William  R.,    master    mariner,    dwl    526 

Davis 
Dex  Robert,  driver,  dwl  8  Minna 
Dexter  Benjamin,   master  mariner,   dwl   SW  cor 

First  and  Folsom 
Dexter  Celia,  (widow)  boarding,  521  Pine 
Dexter  Charles,  dwl  Portsmouth  House 
DEXTER  CHARLES  H,   Dexter  Exchange  Sa- 
loon, 22J  Bush,  dwl  422  Sutter 
Dexter  Charles  H.  Jr.,  clerk,  dwl  305  Montgomery 
Dexter  Forster  W.,  hostler  with  H.  C.  &  T   L  El- 
liott, dwl  520  Turk,  rear 
Dexter  Franklin,  (Dexter  &.  Co.)  dwl  904  Jackson 
Dexter  Granville   M.,   student  Pacific  Theological 

Seminai-y,  dwl  5IJ2  Montgomerv 
Dexter  James,  (Dexter  &  Co.)  dwl  W  s  Penn  Av- 
enue bet  Solano  and  Butte 
Dexter  Stable,  Ross  &  Baker  proprietors,  223  Bush 
Dexter  William,  dwl  904  Jackson 
Dexter  William,   (Paddon,  D.  &    Co.)  dwl   925 

Tehama 
Dexter  William  H.,  drayman  NE  cor  Davis  and 

Wash,  dwl  S  8  Stev  bet  Second  and  Third 
Dexter  &  Co.,  (Franklin  <&  James  Dexter)  whole- 
sale confectioners,  430  Sansom 
Dezaux  Alfred  P.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  752  Market 
Dhue  John,  stonecutter,  dwl  8  Miller  Place 
Dhue  Roderick  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  6  Cadell  Alley 
Dhue  Roderick,  porter  with  I.  Landsberger  &  Co., 

dwl  Prospect  Place  nr  Union 
Di  Sprosetty  E.  Zerbony  Miss,  artist,  11  Kearny 
DIAL,    (religious   monthly)    Dial    Publishing  "Co 

proprietors,  office  409  Washington 
Diamant  Bernard,  (Diamant  &  Berliner)  dwl  149 

Jessie 
Diamant  Leopold,  (Buyer,  Reich  &  Co.)  dwl  1013 

Washington 
Diamant  &  Berliner,  (Bernard  Diamant  and  Her- 
man N.  Berliner)  manufacturers  boys'  cloth- 
nig,  6  Battery 
Diamond  John,  minstrel,  dwl  NE  cor  Washington 

and  Kearny  " 

Diamond  Joseph  P.,  engineer,  dwl  7  Fifth  Avenue 
Diamond  Michael,  sash  and  bliudmaker,  dwl  3  Har- 

die   Place 
Diamond   Patrick,   laborer  with  Cornelius  O'Don- 

nell,  dwl  SW  cor  Seventh  and  Braunan 
Diamond  Patrick,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Diamond  S.  M.  Co.,   (White  Pine  County,  :Sev.) 

office  402  Montgomery 
Diamond.— See  Dimond 

Diaper  Frederic,  (Diaper  &  Saeltzer)  302  Mont 
Diaper  &  Saeltner,  (Frederic  Diaper  and  Alexan- 
der Saeltzer )  nTcWilevis,  office  302  Montgomery 
Dias  A.  H.  L.,  dwl  N  s  Sixteenth  nr  Howard 
Dias  Juana,  (widow)  dwl  19  Natoma 
Diaz    Angel,    harnessmaker  with    Main   &   Win- 
chester, dwi  1606  Mason 
Diaz  F.,  harnessmaker  with  Main  &  Winchester, 

dwl  1606  Mason 
Diaz  Francisco,  tailor,  dwl  515  Broadway,  rear 
Diaz  Siinona  Mrs.,  dwl  522  Pine 
Dibbern  Emil,  harnessmaker  with  R.  C.  Kirby  & 

Co.,  dwl  1619  Dupont 
Dibbern   Henry,  clerk,  322   California,  dwl  1619 

Dupont 
Dibble  William  S.,  bookkeeper  with  Brittan,  Hol- 

brook  &  Co.,  dwl  546  Jessie 
DIBBLEE  ALBERT,    shipping    and    commission 

merchant,  38  California,  dwl  1105  Bush 
Dicaud  Joseph,  groceries,  SW  cor  Vallejo  and  Dup 
Dice  Adam,  laborer  B.  F.  Gas  Works,  dwl  210  Minna 
Dice  Louis,  sawyer,  dwl  524  Fourth,  rear 
Dick  David,  merchant,  office  525  Front,  dwl  107 
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Dick  Robert,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

72t)  Minna 
Dick  Stephen  VV.,  merchant,  office  525  Front,  dwl 

SE  cor  Ellis  and  Franklin 
Dickelt  Henry  C.  employee  with  Adam  &  Kibbe, 

dwl  516  Slontgoniery 
Dickens  A.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  wharf 
Dickens  Henry,  longshoreman,  dwl  21  Frederick 
Dickenson  Charles  A.,  lodgings,  lOOj  Second 
Dickenson  James,  conductor  Central  R.  R. 
Dickerman  Peter,  laborer  S.  F.&  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  1117  Folsora 
Dickerson  David  E.,  carpenter  and  builder,  office 

32(3  Mont,  dwl  N  W  cor  Hayes  and  Webster 
Dickerson  William  L.,  carpenter,  dwl  NWcor  Har- 
rison and  Dora 
DICKEY  GEORGE  S.,  apothecary,  NE  cor  Market 

and  Stockton,  dwl  14  Ellis 
Dickev  James,  driver  International  Hotel 
DICKEY  JAMES  K.,  manager  Agricultural  Park, 

Clilf  House  Road,  5  miles  from  City  Hall 
Dickie  George  W.,  draftsman  Risdou  Iron  Works, 

dwl  12  Natoma 
Dickie  J.  &  J.,  boat  builders,   S  s  Merchant  bet 

Drumm  and  East 
Dickie  James,  (J.  &  J.  Bickie)  dwl  12  Natoma 
Dickie  John,  (J.  &  J.  Dickie)  dwl  12  Natoma 
Dickie   William,  boatbuilder  with  J.  &  J.  Dickie, 

dwl  12  Natoma 
Dickins  Edmund  F.,  surveyor  and  draftsman,  dwl 

7  Vassar  Place 
Dickins  Ida  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Silver  St.  Pri- 
mary School,  dwl  7  V'assar  Place 
Dickins  T.  Walter,  clerk  with  Everson  &■  Middle- 
mess,  dwl  7  Vassar  Place 
Dickinson  Harvey,  merchant,  dwl  431  Union 
Dickinson  James  Gill,  salesman  with  Hart  &  Good- 
man, 7t)  California  Market 
Dickinson  Obed  Jr.,  merchant,  dwl  1312  Taylor 
Dickinson  Stanhope,  dwl  76  Natoma 
Dickman  Charles,  beersaloon,  110  Dupont,  dwl 231 

Sutler 
Dickson  Alexander,   canvasser  with  H.   H.   Key 

&  Co 
DICKSON,  DeWOLF  &  CO.,  (George  Campbell 

and  Edward  I).  Kentley)  importing,  shipping 

and  commission  merchants,  office  410-414 
Dickson    E.,  cook  North   Pac.    Trans.  Co.'s 

Giissie  Telfair 
Dicksou  Francis,  solicitor  Tremont    House 
Dickson  George  R.,  machinist   P.   M.  S.  S. 

wharf 
Dickson  James,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

OriBamme 
Dickson  John,  carpenter  California  Mills,  dwl  117 

Natoma 
Dickson  Robert,  bookkeeper  and  cashier  with  Cross 

&  Co.,  dwl  1431  Taylor 
Dicksou  William  G.,  clerk,  dwl  E  s  Eleventh  bet 

Howard  and  Mission 
Dickson — See  Dixon 
Dicus  William  H.,  employee  T.  H.  Selby  &  Co  's 

Smelting  Works,  North  Beach 
Dieckmann  Hermann  H.,    clerk    with    Frederick 

Meyer,  dwl  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Jessie 
Dieckmann  Peter,  boarding,  630  Brannan 
Dieckmeyer  C.  Henry,  grocer,  dwl  NE  cor  Eighth 

and  Hnrrison 
Diederich  Heiurich,  Empire  Bakery,  SW  cor  Bush 

and  Mason 
Diederichseu  Charles,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

California  and  Lamn 
Dieffenbacher  John   B.,  (Mayer    <fc  D.)  dwl  N  s 

Bush  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Diehl  John,  malster  Pioneer  Malt  Hoase,  dwl  E  s 

Stockton  nr  Francisco 
Diemer  John,  Arizona  Saloon,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Jackson,  dwl  518  Green 
Dienas  Jacob,  liquor  saloon,  630  Pacilic 


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Dierberger  Otto,  cook  with  Matteo  CresagliaA  Co., 
NE  cor  Dupont  and  Market 

DIERCK  FREDERICK  A.,  brickmanufacturer, 
office  328  Montgomery,  dwl  270  Jessie 

Diercks  Frank  C,  machinist,  dwl  SW  cor  Market 
and  Sixth 

Diereu  Edward,  jjeddler,  dwl  W  s  Webster  nr  Fil- 
bert 

Dierks  Henry,  carpenter  with  George  Meier,  dwl 
1021  Pacific 

Diers  Henry,  clerk  with  Philip  Hener,  dwl  713 
Lombard 

Diers  John,  porter  with  Nicholas  Bruns,  617  Davi.s 

Diers  William,  laborer  Albany  Brewery,  dwl  73 
Everett 

Diers  William,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 

Diersch  Charles,  hairdresser  with  Joseph  C.  Cham- 
berlain, dwl  319  Minna 

Dieter  Peter,  laborer  with  J.  G.  lis,  dwl  50  Hinckley 

Dieterich  William,  truss  manufacturer,  dwl  SW  cor 
Potrero  and  Twentieth 

Dietle  Charles,  ( Dictle  &  Beck)  dwl  211 J  Geary 

Dietle  <fc  Beck,  ( Charles  Dietle  and  Henry  Beck) 
bootmakers,  204  Bush 

Dietrich  Julius,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 
145  Shipley 

Dietrich  S.,  watchmaker,  dwl  627  Commercial 

DIETRICH  WILLIAM  K.,  curer  and  packer 
provisions,  517  and  519  Washington  and  54  and 
55  Washington  Market,  dwl  1201  Hyde 

Dietrick  August,  upholsterer,  American  Exchange 
Hotel 

Dietsch  Gotlieb,  tanner,  dwl  S  s  Serpentine  Avenue 
nr  Folsom 

Dietterle  George,  salesman  with  James  Alger  & 
Co.,  dwl  E  s  Capp  nr  Twenty-third 

Dietterle  Helena,  (widow)  dwl  SE  cor  Capp  and 
Twenty-third 

DIETZ  A.  C.  &C0.,  importers  and  wholesale 
dealers  paints,  oils,  lamps,  etc.,  224  Front 

Dietz  Adam,  hairdresser,  305  Fourth,  dwl  303 
Fourth 

Dietz  Alfred  C,  (A.  C.  Dietz  &  Go.)  res  Oakland 

Dietz  Andrew,  liquor  saloon,  47  Third,  dwl  58  Snip- 
ley,  rear 

Dietz  Charles,  teamster  Giant  Powder  Works,  Cen- 
tral Ocean  Road,  nr  Spring  Valley  W.  W. 

Dietz  Ferdinand,  harnessmaker  with  Main  &  Win- 
chester, dwl  303  Fourth 

Dietz  Jacob,  liquor  and  billiard  saloon,  47  Third, 
dwl  .58  Shipley 

Dieves  Joseph  P.,  helper  U.  S.  Branch  Mint,  res 
Oakland 

Diez  C.  C,  manufacturer  cigars  and  importers  leaf 
tobacco,  411  Sacramento,  dwl  911  Pacific 

Diez  John,  boots  and  shoes,  541  Broadway 

Difley  Peter,  real  estate,  dwl  716  O'Farrell 

Diggins  A.  C.,  street  contractor,  dwl  N  s  Sutter  nr 
Broderick 

Diggins  Byron,  street  contractor,  dwl  N  s  Sutter  nr 
Broderick 

Diggins  Julius  C,  street  contractor,  dwl  N  s  Sutter 
nr  Broderick 

Diggins  Wesley,  street  tontractor,  dwl  N  s  Sutter 
nr  Broderick 

Diggs  W.  H.,  pilot,  office  35  Merchants'  Exchange 

Diguau  Michael,  fireman,  dwl  133  Folsom 

Dignon  James,  hostler,  dwl  1214  Larkin 

Dignon  Francis,  calker  Calkers'  Ass'n,  713  Mission 

Dijane  Peter. calker  Calkers'Association,713  Mission 

Dikemau  Daniel,  clerk,  dwl  518  Lombard 

Dikeman. — See  Dyckman 

Dilger  Joseph,  malster  with  Martin  Mangels  &  Co., 
dwl  S  8  Francisco  nr  Taylor 

Dilges  Jacob,  saloonkeeper,  658  Bryant 

Dilke  John  T.,  butcher  with  J.  E.  Lumsden  and  ex- 
tramau  H.  and  L.  Co.  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl 
22  Minna 

Dill  Albert,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sonsom  Street,  Perfumery  and  Fancy  Soaps. 


KEDITTGTON",  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Drugs. 


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Dilley  Jobn  B.,  (JDilley  &  Jones)  dwl  615  Post 
Dilley  &  Jones,  (Jolin  B.  DiUcy  and  Edward  I. 

Jones)  attorneys  at  law,  office  52  Mont  Block 
Dillman  George  P.,  lodgings  aud  Monitor  saloon, 

825  Kearny 
Dillman  Kate"  Jliss,   milliner  -with  Mrs.  M.  Selig, 

dwl  825  Kearny 
Dillon   Annie  Miss,  carpetsewer  with  Sclilueter  & 

Volberg,  dwl  125  Stevenson- 
Dillon  Bernard  F.,  f  Dillon  BrothersJ  dwl  NW  cor 

Tyler  and  Taylor 
Dillon  Bridget,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  405  Stev 
DILLON  BROTHERS,  ^Bernard  F.  andCharle.i) 

groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Tyler  and  Tay- 
lor and  SE  cor  Sixth  and  Marliet 
Dillon   Charles.   [Dillon  BrothersJ  dwl  NW  cor 

Tyler  and  Taylor 
Dillon  Daniel,  porter  with  Levi,  Strauss  &  Co.,  dwl 

3H:{  Bush 
Dillon  David,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
Dillon   Edward,   salesman  with  Kennedy  &  Durr, 

dwl  405  Stevenson 
Dillon  Edward,  watch  and  chronometer  maker,  500 

Battery,  dwl  W  s  Taylor  het  Vailejo  and  Green 
Dillon   George   L.,   (Dillon  &    Westj  dv/\  SW  cor 

Kearny  and  Francisco 
Dillon  Henry,  lumberman  with  Joseph  W.  Wesson, 

dwl  1615  California,  rear 
Dillon  Henry,  (Dillon  &  Lane)  dwl  606  Tliird 
Dillon  James,  driver  with  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  Pacific 

Fruit  Market,  dwl  269  Minna 
Dillon  James,  peddler,  dwl  162  Clara 
Dillon  James,  stonecutter,  dwl  606  Third 
Dillon  James,  (Dillon  &  ReillyJ  dwl  320  Seventh 
Dillon  James  H.,  bootmaker  with  J.  H.  Swain,  dwl 

Broadway  nr  Mason 
Dillon  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Dillon  John,  real  estate,  dwl  825  Post 
Dillon  Joseph,  waiter, 333  Bush 
Dillon  Luke,   keeper  tollgate,  dwl  N  s  Fulton  bet 

Broderick  and  Baker 
Dillon  Mary,  (widow)   furnished  rooms,  527  Mis- 
sion 
Dillon  Mary  Miss,  seamstress,  dwl  267  Minna 
Dillon  Mary  Mrs.,  (Dillon  Sf  HennessseyJ  dwl  361 

Jessie 
Dillon   Michael,  laborer  S.   F.   Gas  Co.,    dwl  47 

Jessie 
Dillon  Nicholas,  mechanic,  dwl  162  Clara 
Dillon  Patrick,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
Dillon  Patrick,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's S.S. 

Pelican 
Dillon  Patrick  F.,  molder  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl  162 

Clara,  rear 
Dillon   Richard,  salesman,    120   Kearny,    dwl  361 

Jessie 
Dillon  Thomas,  boilermaker,  dwl  136  Natoma 
Dillon  Thomas,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works 
Dillon  Thomas,  porter  with  Lazard  Freres 
Dillon  Thomas,  stevedore,  dwl  204  Green 
Dillon  Thomas  H.,   (Dillon  &  Drew)  dwl  375  Na- 
toma 
Dillon   William,   plumber  with  Thomas  Day,  dwl 

Bartol  nr  Broadway 
Dillon  William,  upholsterer,  741  Mission 
Dillon  William  J.,  brakesman,  dwl  109  Silver 
Dillon   &.   Drew,  ( Thomas  H.   Dillon.  ,!f  John  R. 

R.  DreirJ  stair  builders,  131  Fifth 
Dillon  &  Hennessey,   (Mrs.  Mary  Dillon  &  Mrs. 

Nannie  Kenealy)  milliners,  30  Third 
Dillon   &   Ija.iie,  ( Henry  Dillon  &  Michael  Lane  J 

stonecutters,  SW  cor  Second  and  Brannan 
Dillon  &   Reilly,    (James  Dillon   &    Charles  P. 

ReillyJ   liquor  saloon.   SW  Market  and  Foui'th 

Dillon   &   West,  (George  L.  Dillon  &  Edward  W. 

West)  draymen,  406  Davis  aud  cor  Wasli  and 

Front 
Dilly  William,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Asa'n,  234 

'Sutter 


Dilworth  John  D.,  dwl  122  Leidesdorff 

Dilworth    Robert,     laborer    Pacific  Rolling    Mill 

dwl  Potrero  Point 
Dimmock  Silas,  woodworker  with  Pollard  &  Car- 

vill,  dwl  506  Market 
Dimon  J.,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.S.  Pa- 
cific 
Dimond  Daniel,  laborer  with  Kelly  Brothers,  433 

Stevenson 
Dimond  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  123  Shipley 
Dimond  M.  (information  refused)  dwl  325^  Third 
Dimond  Michael,  tailor  with  Christopher   Ward, 

dwl  Pacific  House 
Dimond  William  H.,  salesman,  204  Sansom,  dwl 

510  Powell 
Dimond. — See  Diamond 
Dinan  Dennis  J.,  clerk  with  ErnestHoger,  dwl  Jane 

Place  nr  Pine 
Dinan  Jeremiah,  hostler  with  Thomas  J.  Morse,  dwl 

73  Tehama 
Dinan  Jeremiah,  hostler  with  W.  E.  Bridge,  dwl 

Jane  Place  nr  Pine 
Dinan  John,  blacksmith  with  Thomas  Hawkins,  dwl 

12  Hunt 
Dinan  Timothy,  laborer  Fashion   Stable,   dwl  13 

St.  Mary  Place 
Dingeou   Leon,   (Dingeon   Sf  Ilaubrich)  dwl  623 

Commercial 
DINGEON  &  HAUBRICH,  (Leon  Dinireon  and 

Frederick   W.  Haubrich)  proprietors  Martin's 

Restaurant,  623  Commercial 
Dingin  George,  master  mariner,  dwl  4.58  Tehama 
Dingle  Richard,  carpenter,  dwl  34^  Moss 
Dingle  Nelson  H.,  conductor,  dwl  534  Sixth 
DINGLEY    CHARLES   L.,    agent  Port   Ludlow 

Lumber  Mills,  W.  T.,  pier  4,  Steuart,  dwl  343 

Fremont 
Dingley  William  H. ,  clerk  with  Charles  L.  Ding- 
ley,  dwl  440  Hayes 
Dingman  Margaret  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  908  Clay 
Dinie  Modest,  cook  531   Com,  dwl  534  Mission 
Dinkelspiel  Emil,  salesman  with  L.  Dinkelspiel  St, 

Co.,  dwl  713  Post 
DINKELSPIEL  L.  &    CO.,   (Louis    Greenbaum 

and  Solomon  RothfeldJ  importers  aud  jobbers 

fancy  aud  dry  goods,  SW  cor  Battery  and  Cal 
Dinkelspiel  Lazarus,  (L.  Dinkelspiel  &  Co. J  dwl 

713  Post 
Dinkelspiel  Michael,  (S.  B.  Dinkelspiel  &  Go. J  res 

New  York 
Dinkelspiel  Samuel  B.,  (Samuel  B.  Dinkelspiel  & 

Co.)  dwl  914  Post 
DINKELSPIEL    SAMUEL   B.   &    CO.,  (.Joseph 

Haher  and  M.  Dinkelspiel)  importers  watches, 

jewelry  and  diamonds,  313  Bush 
Dinneen  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  129  Dora 
Diuneen  J.,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Diuniene  John  H.,  glasscutter  with  John   IVIallon, 

dwl  W  s  Sixteenth  bet  Guerrero  and  Valencia 
DINSMORE  PITMAN  J.,  homeopathic  physician, 

office  and  dwl  14  O'Farrell 
Dinsmore  Samuel,  dwl  37  Fifth 
Dinz  William,  butcher  with   Dengler  &   Breiling, 

dwl  Sixteenth  nr  El  Dorado 
Dioje  Peter,  carpeuter  H.  C.  Leiigue,  128  Kearny 
Diolet  Benjamin,  butcher,  dwl  532  Broadway 
Dippman  Julius,  carpenter,  dwl  739  Mark'^t 
Dircks  Hermann  J.,  clerk  with  Henry  D.  Peters, 

dwl  111]   Kearny 
Dircks  John  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  Fifth  Avenue  nr  L, 

South  San  Francisco 
DIRECTORY    CITY    AND    COUNTY    SAN 

FRANCISCO,  Henry  G.  Langley   proprietor, 

office  612  Clay  (up  stairs) 
DIRECTORY  OF  THE  PACIFIC  COAST,  Hen- 
ry G.  Langley  proprietor,   office  612  Clay 
Dirkin  Peter,  cook  with  John  Reagan,  614  Mont 
Dirking  August,  importer  diamonds,  watches,  etc., 

621  Washington 


Insure  ys>ur  Suilding,  Vessel,  or  Cargo,  in  the  FEOFIiES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708.  712,  714  and  718  Kearny  Street,  Trunks  and  Valises. 


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Dirkinj;  Edward,  real  estate,  dwl  525  Tehama 
Dirking  Fritz,  clerk  with  August  DirkiuK,  621  Wash 
Diikinjf  Patrick,  real  estate,  dwl  SJfi  Tehama 
Diss  F.  A.  J.,  rOiss  &  Co.)  dwl  537  Third 
Diss  &  Co.,  (F.  A.  J.  JJiaxJ  butter,  cheese,  eggs, 

etc.,  512  Market  and  15  Sutter 
Dissat  Antoiiie,  hairdressing  saloon,  511  Kearny, 

dwl  1006  Washington 
Diase  William,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  G.  Norden, 

dwl  630  Brannan 
Dietel    Frank,   bootmaker,    715  Valleio,   dwl    634 

Vallejo 
DISTRICT   ATTORNEY   City  and   County    San 

Francisco,  office  '20  City  Hall,  second  floor 
DISTRICT    ATTORNEY    U.    S.,    office   NE   cor 

Washington  and  Battery 
DISTRICT  COURT— FOURTH  DISTRICT.room 

9   City  Hall,  second  floor 
DISTRICT   COURT  — TWELFTH   DISTRICT, 

rooms  1  and  'J  City  Hall,  second  floor 
DISTRICT  COURT— FIFTEENTH  DISTRICT, 

room  40  Exchange  Building,  third  floor 
DISTRICT  COURT  U.  S.,  U.  S.  Court  Building, 

NE  cor  Batteiy  and  Washington 
Disturuell   Nathaniel   F.,    bookkeeper  Merchants' 

Mutual  Jlarine  Ins.  Co.,  res  Oakland 
Distnrnell  William  C,  clerk  office   San  Francisco 

Directoiy,  tlwl  445  Bush 
Dithniar  Augustus  C,  machinist,  dwl  624  Fourth 
Ditmar  Freclerick,  butcher  with  Saulmann  &  Lauen- 

stein,  dwl  1007  Battery 
Dittes  Michael,  hairdresser,  16  Sixth,  dwl  243   Ste- 
venson, rear 
Dittmann  11.  J.,  (H.  J.  Dittmann  ^  Co.)  dwl  1  Cen- 
tral Place 
Dittmann  H.  J.  &   Co.,    (H.  Lenz)  Wheat   Beer 

Brewery,  603  California 
Dittmer  Adam,  tailor,  5  Morton,  dwl  773  Mission 
Dittmer  Frederick,  tailor,  dwl  773  Mission 
Dittmer  Henry,  clerk  with  Henry   E.  Trubenbach, 

dwl  S  s  Broadway  bet  Hydeand  Larkin 
Ditz  AnAvbvi ,f  Elhrkamp  &  Co.)  dwl  1415  Kearny 
Diver  John,  baker  with  James  Donnelly,  dwl  2  Te- 
hama 
Diver  John,  teamster,  cor  Market  and  Steuart,  dwl 

Clara  Avenue  nr  Seventeenth 
Diver  Raymond  A.,  local  agent  St.   Louis   Mutual 

Life  insurance  Co.,  401  California 
Divisich  S.  &  Co.,  f  Anna  Mitrovich)  coflTee  saloon, 

623  Davis 
Dix  Caspar,  groceries  and  liquors,  N  E  cor  Fillmore 

and  Filbert 
Dixey  Francis,  merchant  tailor,  29  Post,   dwl  NW 

cor  California  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Dixon  Alfred  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Dolores  nr  Six- 
teenth 
Dixon  Andrew,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
DIXON  CLEMENT,  ale  vaults,  5  Summer,  dwl 

SW  cor  Gieen  &  Larkin 
Dixon  Elizabeth  Miss,  (Dixon  &  Putnam)  dwl  234 

Bush 
Dixon  F.  R.  J.  &  Co.,  stock  market,  junction  Hayes 

and  Market,  dwl  2  Cottage  Place 
Dixon  George,  housemover,  dwl  279  Minna 
Dixon  George,  laborer,  dwl  25  Fifth   Avenue,  rear 
Dixon  George  A.,  engineer  with  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co., 

dwl  46  Silver 
Dixon  Harriet  H.  Mrs.,  stationery,  1037  Folsom 
Dixon  Isaiah,  carpenter,  dwl  22  Turk 
Dixon  James  E.,  (Dixon  &    Hamilton)  dwl  639 

Market 
Dixon  John,  plumber,  dwl  51  Clara 
Dixon  John,  merchant,  office  1  Sansom 
Dixon  John  C,  clerk  with  C.  V.  Gillespie,  dwl  1037 

Folsom 
Dixon  John  J.,  (Wilson  &  D  ;  dwl  32  Clara 
Dixon  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  51  Clara 
Dixon  Richard,  engineer  with  John  Greif,  dwl  1223 
Pacific 


T>\^on 'Roheri,  (Tobin,  Davisson&   Go.)  dwl  1065 

Howard 
Dixon  Saranel,  broker,  dwl  1065  Howard 
Dixon  Thomas  J.,  bookkeeper  with  J.  H.  O'Brien 

&-  Co.,  dwl   N  s  Twenty -fourth  nr  Brj'ant 
Dixon  William,  piledriver  with  E.  C.  Boobar  &  Co 
Dixon  William  G.,  machinist  with  David  Stoddart, 

dwlll4Beale 
Dixon  &  Hamilton,  (James  E.  Dixon  and  James 
Hamilton) general  auctioneers  and   commission 
merchants,  637  Market 
Dixon  &  Putnam,  (Miss  Elizabeth  Dixon  and  Mrs 
Elizabeth  PntnamJ  millinery  goods,,  234  Bush 
Dixon — see  Dickson 
Doak  Samuel,  clerk,  dwl  16  Sutter 
Doane  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  37  Pacific 
Doane  Isaac  Y.,  (  Warren  &  Co.  and  Espy  &■  Co.) 

res  Oysterville,  W  T 
Doane  John  O.,  bookkeeper  with  Kerby,  Byrne  «fe 

Co.,  dwl  W  s.Steiner  bet  Hayes  and  Fell 
Doane  Joshua  G.,  teamster,  48  Steuart,  dwl  S  s  Ty- 
ler bet  Buchanan  and  Webster 
Doane  Lucy  J.,  (widow)  dwl  42  Hawthorne 
Doane  Marshall,  merchant,  dwl  S  s  Liberty  nr  Va- 
lencia 
Doane  Micah,  drayman,  dwl  SE  cor  Pine  and  Fill- 
more 
Doane  Samuel,  dwl  127  Kearny 
Doane  Seth,  captain  P.  M.  S.  S.  America,  dwl   Lick 

House 
Doane  Sharon  P.,  salesman  with  Treadwell  &  Co.. 

dwl  615  Turk 
Doane  Wilbur  G.,  salesman,  7  Montgomery,  dwl  127 

Kearny 
Doane  Willard  C.,(  Warren  &  Co.  and  Espy  &  Co.) 

res  Oysterville,  W  T 
Doarley  Michael,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Asso- 
ciation, 814  Howard 
Dobhie  James  B.,  (Elder  &  D.)  dwl  913  Howard 
Dobbins  John,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 

814  Howard 
Dobelman  Louis  D.,  hairdressing  saloon,  109  Jessie 
Dober  Francis  J.,  shoemaker  with  Williams  &  Sons, 

dwl  111  Shipley 
Dober  Francis  M.,  tailor,  dwl  111  Shipley 
Dober  Joseph  W.  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  536"Tehama 
Doberer  Henry  W.,  salesman,  209 Montgomery,  dwl 

803  Montgomery 
Dobinson  William,  dwl  737  Howard 
Doble  Abner,  (Nelson  &  D.)  dwl  1609  Polk 
Doble  Jacob,  mariner,  dwl  S  s  Bernal  Hights  nr 

San  Bruno  Road 
Doble  Josephine,  (widow)  dwl  Lombard  bet  Gough 

and  Octavia 
Dobranski  Charles,  carpenter    H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Dobrogogoski  Victor,   bookbinder    with    Althof  & 

Bahls,  dwl  914  Stockton 
Dobrzenskv  Julius,  Overland  Bakery,  1218  Powell 
DOBRZENSKY  MORRIS,  proprietor  Union  Brass 
Foundiy  and  gas-meter  manufacturer,  417  Mis- 
sion, dwl  226  Turk 
Dobrzensky  Samnel,  brasslinisher  with  M.  Dobr- 

zensky,  dwl  108  First 
Dobrzensky  Theodore,  gas-metermaker  with  Morris 

Dobrzensky,  dwl  226  Turk 
Dobson  Charles  H.,  engineer,  dwl  303  Jessie 
Dobson  Francis,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  728  Market 
Dobson  George,  special  policeman,  dwl  238  Steuart 
Dobson  Levi,  plasterer,  dwl  W  a  First  Avenue  bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Dobson  Richard,  boatbuilder,  dwl  S  s   Shasta  nr 

Illinois 
Dockendorff  George,  saloon  keeper,dwl  29  O'Farrell 
Dockendorft' John,  expresswagou,  NE  cor  Front  and 
California,  dwl  Cortland  Avenue, Bernal  Hights 
Dockery  Delia  Miss,  shirtmaker,  3  Sherwood  Place 
Dockery  Edward,  hackman  Plaza,  dwl  244  Jessie 


JONES,  PUIiliMAlf  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Suspenders  and  Neck  Ties. 
14 


HEDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Sole  Agents  for  sale  of  Ciuicksilver. 


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Dockham  Daniel  S.,  hog  ranch,  dwl  N  s  Folsom  bet 
Tenth  and  Eleventh 

Dockinf,'  Joel,  bricklayer,  dwl  327  Filbert 

Dockweiler  August,  surveyor,  dwl  3:20  Sansom 

Dodd  Benjamin,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Jones  and 
Geaiy 

Dodd  James,  driver  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl 
331  Montgomery 

Dodd  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 

Dodd  William,  drayman,  313  Washington,  dwl  157 
Sliipley 

Dodd  William,  painter  with  Noble  &  Gallagher,  dwl 
254  Jessie 

Doddy  James,  barkeeper,  17  Vallejo 

Dodge  Arthur,  insuiance  agent,  dwl  17  Third 

Dodge  Charles  F.,  assistant  abstract  clerk  Custom 
House,  dwl  E  s  Pierce  bet  Eddy  and  Ellis 

Dodge  Charles  F.,  clerk  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 
dwl  917  McAllister 

Dodge  Daniel,  market,  E  8  Steuart  nr  Howard,  dwl 
611  Howard 

Dodge  David,  carpenter  with  Miller  &.  Haley,  dwl 
Fifieenth  Avenue  bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 

Dodge  Edward,  waiter,  dwl  25  Morton 

Dodge  p;ieazer  E.,  market,  W  s  Mission  bet  Fif- 
teenth and  Sixteenth 

Dodge  Elizabeth,  cook,  45  Vallejo 

Dodge  Francis,  contractor,  669  Mission,  dwl  917  Mc- 
Allister 

Dodge  Francis  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  Jones  bet  Bay  and 
Francisco 

DODGE  GEORGE  S.,  president  Eureka  Consoli- 
dated M.  Co.,  419  Montgomery,  dwl  Cosmo- 
politan Hotel 

Dodge  Henry  L. ,  merchant,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 

Dodge  John  W.,  master  schooner  Kate  Piper,  dwl 
54  Bernard 

Dodge  Josiuh  W.,  bookkeeper  with  Samuel  Hill, 
dwl  SW  cor  Webster  and  p]llis 

Dodge  Nathan,  superintendent  Grand  Central  Mar- 
ket, dwl  621  Larkin 

Dodge  Orrin,  conductor,  dwl  316  Taylor 

Dodge  William,  hostler  with  J.  H.  Swain,  dwl  417 
Fol.som 

Dodge  William  W.,  /'W.  W.  Dodge  &  Co.)  dwl 
236  Taylor 

DODGE  W.  W.  &  CO.,  wholesale  groceries,  pro- 
visions, etc.,  NW  cor  Clny  and  Front 

Dodson  Beverly  &  Co.,  (colored)  bootblacking  and 
liouseeleaning,  20  Post 

Dodson  Walter,  (colored)  cook,  127  Montgomery, 
dwl  1  Vernon  Place 

Doe  Arthur  F.,  clerk  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe,  dwl  SW 
cor  Spear  and  Mission 

DOE  B.  ifc  J.  S.,  manufacturers  and  dealers  doors, 
sash  and  blinds,  44-48  Market,  manufactory  445 
Brannan 

Doe  Baitlett,  fB.  &  J.  S.  Doc)  dwl  127  Kearny 

Doe  Charles  F.,  (li.  &  J.  S.  Doe)  dwl  331  Kearny 

Doe  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  138  Clara 

Doe  John,  dwl  704  Howard 

Doe  John  S.,  fB.  &  J.  iS.  Doc)  dwl  127  Kearny 

Doe  MarK  H.,  patternmaker  Union  Iron   Works, 

Doerger  Charles,  ivory  turner,  620  Merchant,  dwl 
1027  PaciHc 

Doerges    Frederica     Miss,    dressmaker,    dwl    510 

Dupoiit 
Doermer  Charles,  agent,  dwl  271  Minna 
Doggell  E.  B.  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  dwl  809  Stock- 
ion 
Doggett  Samuel  W.,  law,  loan  and  land  agent,  office 

563  Washington 
Dohen  Daniel,  barkeeper  with  Charles  Chandler, 

dwl  615  Post 
Doheny  John,  teamster,  dwl  117  Shipley 
Doheriy  Annie  Mrs.,  dwl  10  Jessie 
Doherty  Anthony,  waiter,  538  Clay,  dwl  SE  cor 

Louisa  and  Fourth 
Doherty  Barney,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Company 


Doherty  Bernard,   clerk    with    C.  Nobinann,    dwl 

SE  cor  Sacramento  and  Leavenworth 
Doherty  Bernard,   laborer,   dwl  N  s  Fulton  bet 

Gougli  and  Octavia 
Dolieriy  Bernard,  peddler,  dwl  Frederick  nr  First 
Doherty  Bernard,  (Doherty  &  Gasy)  dwl  cor   Oc- 
tavia and  Greenwich 
Doherty  Daniel,  longshoreman,  dwl  15  Frederick 
Doherty  David,  laborer   P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  Wharf 
Doherty    Dennis,   expresswagon,  cor  Sansom   and 

Cal,  dwl  S  8  Ash  bet  Laguna  and  Buchanan 
Doherty  Edward,  laborer  S.   F.   Wool  Exchange, 

dwl  212  Broadway 
Doherty   Edward,   calker,  dwl  E  s  Grant  Place  nr 

Foisom 
Doherty  George,  official  law  reporter,  office  15  City 

Hall,  dwl  403  Stevenson 
Doherty  George  W.,  assistant  surveyor  City  and  Co. 

resides  Oakland 
Doherty  Hugh,  (Doherty  &  Bermlngham)  dwl  20 

Siinsom 
Doherty  James,  harnessmaker,  dwl  31 1  Bryant 
Doherty  James,  laborer  S.   F.  Gas   ConiiDany,   dwl 

7  Natoma,rear 
Doherty  James,    longshoreman,  dwl  NE  cor  Bay 

and  Jones 
Doherty  John,  driver  with  Thomas  Coyle,  dwl  NE 

cor  Jones  and  Geary 
Doherty  Joiin,  fireman,  dwl  5  Goodsell  Place 
Doherty  John,  helper  withPeter  Whitbeck,  dwl  N  s 

Mission  nr  Third 
Doherty  John,  laborer,  dwl  720  Third 
Doherty  John,  laborer  San  Francisco  Gas  Co. 
Doherty  John  C.,    collector   with   Goodwin  &  Co., 

dwl  205  Kearny 
Doherty  Margaret  Miss,   dressmaker  with  Mrs.  B. 

Ontivero,  dwl  1202  Union 
Dohert.v  M.   E.  Mrs.,   importer  human  hair,  205 

Kearny 
Doherty  Michael,  saddler  with  Joseph    Hamilton 
Doherty  M.  J.,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

Occidental  Hotel 
Doherty  M.  M.,  picture  frame  maker  with  M.  D. 

Nile,  dwl  W  s  Ninth  bet  Mission  and  JIarket 
Doherty  Patrick,  blacksmith,  dwl  73'.)  Folsom 
Doherty  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  3S  Ritch.  rear 
Doherty  Patrick,  laborer  with  San  Francisco  Gas  Co 
Doherty  Rodger  G.,  second  hand  goods,  511  Fourth 
Doherty  Thomas,  laborer,  Bartol  in-  Broadway 
Doherty  William,  cartmau,  dwl  Mason  bet  Clay  and 

Washington 
Doherty  William,  laborer,  dwl  50  Lonica 
Doherty  William,  laborer  San  Francisco  Gas  Co. 
Doherty  William  K.,  physician,  office  519  Sac,  dwl 

964  Howard 
Doherty  &  Bermingham,  (Hugh  Doherty  and   Ed- 
mund R.Bermingham)-pToptietors  New  Frank- 
lin House,  20  Sansom 
Doherty  &  Casy,  (Bernard.  Doherty  and.    Thomas 

Casy)  milkmen,  cor    Octavia  and  Greenwich 
Doherty. — See  Dougherty, O'Doherty  and  O'Dough- 

erty 
Dob  leu  Nicholas,  tailor,  dwl  934  Kearny 
Dohoney  John,    drayman  Market  Street  Wharf, 

dwl  117  Shipley 
Dohoney  William,  laborer,  dwl  424  Shipley,  rear 
Dohring  Carl,  baker  with   Daniel  R.  Brower,   dwl 

NE  cor  Vallejo  and  Stockton 
Dohrmann   Adolph,   (Wlieelaii  &    Co.)   dwl   613J 

Stockton 
Dohrmann  Frederick  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  20  FoUom 

Avenue 
Dohrmann  Frederick  W.,  (B.  Nnthayi  &   Co.  and 

Dohrmann  &  Co.)  dwl  1906  Stockton 
Dohrmann  J.  H.,  mueician,  office  SW  cor  Kearny 

and  Sutter,  res  Oakland 
Dohrmann  W.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  316  Pine 
Dohrmann  &  Co.,  (B.  Nathan  4"  Co.)  merchauts, 

Stockton,  office  540  Kearny 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUKANCE  CO.  a  growing  Company. 


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Fifth 


Dobs  Charles,  (Rommel,  D.  &  Co. J  dwJ    13 

Aveuue 
Dobs  Cliristiau,  messenger  Custom  House,  dwl  1703 

Dupoiit 
DoiiL,'  George,   machinist  with   E.  G.  Brown,  dwl 

8-2.'j  Harrison 
Doisett  Enoch  F.,  (colored)  painter,  SE  cor  Second 

and  Howard,  dwl  SE  cor  Fifth  and  Howard 
Dolan  Anna  Mrs.,  dwl  310  Minna 
Dolan  Bridget  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  186  Jessie 
Dolan  Dennis,  varnisher,  dwl  1:>  Zoe 
Dolan  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Ivy   Avenue  and 

Van  iVess  Avenue 
Dolan  James,  carpenter,  dwl  333  Bush 
Dolan  James,  carpenter,  dwl  Twelfth   Avenue  bet 

N  and  M,  South  Sau  Francisco 
Dolan  James,  laborer,  dwl  125  Clara 
Dolan  James,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Folsom  nr  Twentv- 
lirst  •' 

Dolan  James,  tailor  with  Wright  &,   Co.,   dwl  6-18 

Missi')n 
Dolau  John,  bricklayer,  dwl  14^  Langton 
Dolan  John,  calker  Calkers'  Association,  713  Jlission 
Dolan  John,  cartman,  dwl  cor  Ivy   and  Van  Ness 

Avenue 
Dolan  John,  laborer,  dwl  14  Brooks,  rear 
Dolan  John,  laborer,  dwl  90  Stevenson 
Dolan  John,  laborer,  dwl  850  Howard 
Dolan  John,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Twentieth  bet  Valen- 
cia and  Guerrero 
Dolan  John,  laborer  with  Truett  «fe   Bradbury,   cor 

Sansom  and  Greenwich 
Dolan  John,  nightwatchnian   Risdon   Iron   Works 
dwl  12  Clinton  ' 

Dolan  John,  tinsmith  with  Tay,  Brooks  &  Backus, 

dwl  E  s  Hyde  bet  Jackson  and  Washington 
Dolan   John  D.,   policeman.   City   Hall,  dwl  W  s 

Eleventh  nr  Folsom 
Dolan  Maggie  Miss,   bat  trimmer   with   Cornelius 

Desmond,  dwl  Hyde  nr  Jackson 
Dolan   JIargaret,    (widowj   ladies  nurse,   dwl   405 

Natoma 
Dolan  Martin  B.,  shoemaker  with   Buckingham   &l 

Hecht,  dwl  112  Oak 
Dolan  Mary   A.  Miss,   dressmaker  City  of  Paris 
dwl  639  Stevenson  ' 

Dolan  Michael,  fruitdealer,  dwl  120  Page,  rear 
Dolan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Chesley  bet  Har- 
rison and  Bryant 
Dolau  Michael,  lan)plighter  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  and  ex- 
pressman, dwl  109  Perry 
Dolan   Michael  A.,  barkeeper  with  J.  W.  Lynch, 

dwl  70  Jessie,  rear 
Dolan  Michael  J.,  wheelwright  with  Gallagher  & 
Rodecker,  dwl  E  s  Hyde  bet  Wash   and  Jack 
Dolan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Doiiand  Lane 

and  Dolores 
Dolan    Patrick,    laborer,    dwl    E  a    Guerrero    nr 

Twentieth 
Dolan  Patrick,  laborer  with   Joseph    Sedgley,   dwl 

E  8  Mission  Creek  nr  Eighteenth 
Dolan  Peter,  gardener,  dwl  New  Zealand  House 
Dolau  Peter,  painter,  dwl  1121  Mission 
Dolan   Peter,  stevedore  Riggeis'  and   Stevedores' 

Association,  429  Pacilic 
Dolan  Peter  K.,  compositor  Alta  California,  dwl  15 

Auburn 
Dolan  Rosanna,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Hyde  bet  Wash- 
ington and  Jackson 
Dolan  Thomas,  blacksmithhelper  with  Hugh  Crock- 

ard,  dwl  59  Minna 
Dolan  Thomas,  fuller  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 

NE  cor  Bay  and  Polk 
Dolan  Thomas,  laborer  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 

Francisco  bet  VanNess  Avenue  and  Polk 
Dolan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  333  Bush 
Dolan  Thomas,  soap  manufacturer,  803  Brannan, 

dwl  S  8  Brannan  nr  Seventh 
Dolan  Thomas  J.,  porter,  dwl  783  Market 


JONES,  PUT  iLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sanaom  Street,  Dress  Trimmings. 


Dolan   William,   blacksmith  N.   B.    (k   M.   R.  R 

dwl  125  Clara  "' 

Dolan  William,  cariiagedriver,  dwl  1624  Howard 
Dolan  William,  watchman  Risdon  Iron  Works 
Dolan  William   B.,   wholesale   and    retail   liouors 

145  Third,  dwll43  Third  ^ 

Doland    Thomas,    carpenter    H.    C.    League,   128 

Kearny 
Doland  Thomas,  hostler,  dwl  1.36  Natoma 
Dolarty  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  164  Jessie 
Dolbeer    John,    (Bolbeer    Sf    Carson  J    dwl    Russ 

House 
DOLBEER  &  CARSON,  (John  Dolbeer  and  Wil- 
liam Carson)  lumber  and  Humboldt  Bay  Pack- 
ets, 34  Market 
Dolchy  John  H.,  blacksmith  Central  Pacific  R.  R. 

dwl  216  Sixth 
Dole  Daniel   N.,  (Foster  &  D.  and  Eureka  Salt 

Co.)  dwl  NE  cor  Second  and  Folsom 
Dole  John,  bookkeeper,  dwl  129  Second 
Dole  Mary,  (widow)  private  boarding,  607  Pine 
Dolen  James,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Dolet  August,    butcher,  16  and    18   San   Francisco 

Market,  dwl  215  Francisco 
Dolet  J.  B.,  machineshop,  415  Dupont,  dwl  J5  Har- 
lan Place 
Dolfino  Giacomo,  laborer,  dwl  SE   cor  Broadway 

and  Sansom 
Dolheguy  Adolphe,   cigars,  tobacco  and  fruit,  603 

Davis 
Dolheguy   B.,  commission  merchant,  514  Battery. 

dwl  421  Sutter 
Dollard  John,  drayman,  dwl  28  Langton 
Dolling  Henry,  porter  with   Fr.  H.  Rosenbaum  &, 

Co.,  dwl  1127  Filbert 
Dolliver  Clara  G.Miss.,  assistant  teacher  Silver  Street 

Primary  School 
Dolliver  Ellen  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Silver  Street 

Primary  School 
Dolliver  John  S.,  (William  H.  Steel  &■  Co.)  dwl 

1818  Dupont  ^        ^ 

Dolliver  Samuel  R.,  (Dolliver  Sf  £ro. )  dwi  1211 

Bush 
Dolliver  Thomas,  (Dolliver  &  Bro.)  dwl  439  Fifth 
DOLLIVER  &  BROTHER,  (Thomas  and  Sam- 
net  R.  Dolliver)  importers  and  dealers  leather 
and  shoe  findings,  107  and  109  Post,  and  7  Mor- 
ton 
Dolloway  Walter,  hackman  International  Hotel 
Dolson  Adelia  E.  Miss,    teacher  music,  dwl    623 

Stevenson 
Dolson  DeWitt  C,  real  estate,  dwl  E  s  Laskie  nr 

Mission 
Domea  Andrew,  laborer,  dwl  S  a   Geary  bet  Polk 

and  VanNess  Avenue 
Domenico  Valeria,  apprentice  with  Bianchi  &  Cu- 

neo,  dwl  425  Filbert 
Domett  William  E.,  pilot,  dwl  629  Geary 
Domiiicon  Patrick,  laborer  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R  ,  dwl 

2  Harriet 
Domingos    Antonio,   clerk  with    James  Johnson. 

dwl  240i  Fifth 
Dominguea  Antonio  J.,  deckhand,  dwl  1  Jackson 

Place 
Dominick  Frank,  (Schlinke  &  D.)  dwl  16  Folaom 
Domphy  Samuel,  teamster  with  William  Kerr,  dwl 

903  Battery 
Don  Francis,  cook  Wisconsin  Hotel,  311  Pacific 
Don  Jean,  real  estate,  dwl  1510  Dupont 
Donahoe  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  33  Ritcb 
Donahoe  James,  lauudrymau  City  and  County  Hos- 
pital 
Donohoe  John,  carpet  beater  with   Parker  Merrill, 

dwl  33  Ritch 
Donahoe  John,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  & 

S.  Co.,  dwl  103  Polk 
Donahue  Charles,  boilermaker,  dwl  106  Tehama  § 

Donahue  Eliza,  (widow)  dwl  5  Martin's  Block 
Donahue  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  4  Zoe  Place 


KEDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.  keep  a  full  and  choice  stock  of  Paints,  Oils,  etc. 


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Donaliue  Hugh,   waiter  C.   S.   Nav.  Co.'s  steamer 

Antelope 
Donahue  James,  engineer  -^tna  Iron  Works,  dwl 

88  Stevenson,  rear 
Donaliue  Jolin,  blacksmith,  dwl  778i  Harrison 
Donalme  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kenrny 
Donahue   John,   drayman,  309  Washington,  dwl  9 

St.  Charles  Place 
Donahue  John,  hostler   Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl  Six- 
teenth bet  Valencia  and  Harriet 
Donahue  John,  hi  borer  S.  F.  Gas  Co 
DONAHUE   PETER,   President  S.  F.  &  N.  P.  R. 
R.  Co.,  and  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  oHice  NE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and   Market,   dwl  NE  cor  Bryant  and 
Second  , 

Donahue    Thomas,   stevedore   Lumber  Stevedores 

Association,  Barra's  Hall 
Donahue.— See  Donehne,  Donohoe  and  Donohne 
Donahy  James,  conductor  Omnibus  R.  R. 
Donald  Thomas,  mariner,  dwli.6  Steuart 
Donaldson  Alexander,  shipcarpeiiter,  dwl  9  Bdwy 
Donaldson  Cbuiles,  conductor  City  R.  R.,  dwl  2007 

Mission 
Donaldson  David,  bookeeper  S.  F.  Wool  Exchange, 
dwl  620Brannan 


Donnellan  W.  E.,  doorkeeper  California  Theatre, 

dwl  4'il  Dnpont 
Donnellan  William,  driver  with  Bouton  &  Son,  dwl 

1014  Stockton 
Donnellan  William  L.,  book  agent,  dwl  539  Cal 
Donnelly  A.,  hostler,  dwl  15  Sutter 
Donnelly  A.  J.,  collector  with  Dunphy  &  Hildreth, 

dwl  Orleans  Hotel 
Donnelly  Andrew,   laliorer  S.  F.  and  P.  Sug;ir  Re- 

linefv,  dwl  468  Jessie 
Donnelly  Anna,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  608 Bush 
Donnelly  Bainev,  cook,  212  Broadway 
Donnelly  Bernard,   dwl  W  s  Church  bet  Sixteenth 

and  Seventeenth 
Donnelly    Bernard,  laborer  Pacilic   Glass  Works, 

dwl'W  s  Long  Bridge 
DONNELLY  BRYAN,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE 

cor  Howard  and  Sumner 
Donnelly   Daniel,  waiter  with  John  Donnelly,  SE 

cor  Diumm  and  Oregon 
Donnelly  Edward,  contractor,  dwl  2103  Jones 
Donnelly   Frank   A.,  entry  clerk  with  A.  Roman  & 

Co.,  dwl  150  Minna 
Donnelly  Henry,  laborer  Rolling  Mill,  dwl  Potrero 

Point 


Donaldson   Francis,  shoemaker,   W   s  Driimm  nr    Donnelly  J.,  blacksmith  PaciKc  Rolling  Mill 


Clark 

Donaldson  James,  painter,  dwl  221  Ritch 
Donaldson  James,  salesman  with  Cross  &  Co.,  dwl 

711  Leavenworth 
Donaldson  William,  stevedore,  dwl  1001  Battery 
Donavau  C,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Douavan  Charies,  laborer,  dwl  752  Harrison 
Donavau  Jlaiy,  (widow)  dwl  1713  Clay 
Donavon  Daniel,  apprentice  with  John  Sweeney, 

dwl  Twenty-ninth  nr  Mission 
DonavoH  Daniel,  assorter  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills, 

dwl  1716  Mason 
DONDERO  CHARLES,  publisher  and  proprietor 
La   Voce  Del    Popolo,  office  603  Washington, 
dwl  1525  Mason 
Dondero  John,  peddler,  dwl  708  Filbert 
Donegan  Michael,  teamster,  dwl  1021  Battery 
Donell  J.  G.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Doneigher  John,  tanner  with  Wolf  Bloom,  dwl  160 

Nineteenth  nr  Howard 
Dones  J.  J.,  wheelwright,  dwl  7  Tay 
Donigan  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  Bartol  nr  Broadway 
Donlan  Michael,  hostler,  38  Sixth 
Donlan  Thomas,  blacksmith,  NE  cor  OFarrell  and 

Powell,  dwl  201  Powell 
Donlan  Thomas  Jr.,  blacksmith  with  Thomas  Don- 
lan, dwl  204  Powell 
Donlen  James  J.,  stonecutter,  dwl  249  Perry 
Donlevy  Andrew,  grainer  with  Simpson  &  Lemon, 

dwl  279  Minna 
Donlon  James  M.,  janitor  Girls  High  and  Bush  St. 

Cosmopolitan  Schools,  dwl  106/  Market 
Donnadien  Louis,  restaurant,  440  Broadway 
Donnadin    Daniel,    laborer    Laborers'    Pro.    Ben, 

Ass'n,  814  Howard 
Donnadin    Dennis,    laborer    Laborers'    Pro.    Ben. 

Ass'n,  814  Howard 
Donnadin    Michael,   laborer    Laborers'   Pro.   Ben. 

Ass'n,  814  Howard 
Donnadin    Patrick,    laborer   Laborers'    Pro.    Ben. 

Ass'n,  814  Howard 
Donnegan     Angelina     B.    Miss,   seamstress   with 

Aiiolph  Muller,  dwl  614  Howard 
Donnell  Oliver,  liandcartman,  SW   cor  Davis  and 
Broadway,  dwl  E  e  Davis  bet  Washington  and 
Clay 
Donnell   Robert  P.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Donnellan"  Benjamin  C,  contractor,  dwl  26  Maiy 
Donnellan   L.  S.  Mrs.,  collector  and  solicitor,  dwl 

539  California 
Donnellan  Thomas,   pressman    with  Spaulding  & 
Barto,  dwl  S  s  Hayes  bet  Laguna  and  Buchanan 


Donnelly  James,  bakery,  228  First 
Donnelly  James,  laborer  S.  F.  and  Pac.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  19  Sumner 
Donnelly  James,  lather,  dwl  3  Rassette  Place 
Donnelly   John,  bakery,  SW  cor  Mason  and  Geary 
Donnelly  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  136  Natoina 
Donnelly  John,   bookkeeper  with  John  Flanagan, 

dwl  421  Powell 
Donnelly  John,  brassfinisher  with  M.  Dobrzeusky, 

dwl  31  Minna 
Donnelly  John,  brassmolder  with  Greenberg  &  Co., 

dwl  40  Natoma 
Donnelly  John,  builder,  dwl  32  Sixth 
Donnelly  John,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

829  "Folsom 
Donnelly  John,  expressman,  dwl  29  Sixth 
Douuelly  John,   hostler   Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  241 

Tehama 
Donnelly  John,  laborer,  dwl  423  Clementina 
Donnelly   John,   longshoreman,  dwl  N  s  Frederick 

nr  First 
Donnelly   John,   molder  with  Clerc  &  Co.,  dwl  cor 

Church  and  Seventeenth 
Donnelly   John,    pressman    with   Tay,    Brooks  & 

Backus,  res  Oakland  Point 
Donnelly   John,  proprietor  Washington  House,  SE 

cor  bruinm  and  Oregon 
Donnelly  John,  teamster,  dwl  S  s  Vallejo  bet  Hyde 

and  L  irkin 
Donnelly  John,  (P.  Boiiiielly  &  Bro.)  dwl  60  Te- 
hama 
Donnelly  John   Z.,  butcher,   dwl  W  s  Gilbert  bet 

Bryant  and  Branuan 
Donnefly  Joseph  F.,  carpenter,  dwl  553  Mission 
Donnelly  L.  E.,  clerk,  dwl  905  Market 
Donnelly  Luke,   cooper  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Ellis  and  Devisadero 
Donnelly  M.  A.,  clerk  S.  F.  and  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  505  Eighth 
Donnelly  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  52  Jessie,  rear 
Donnelly    Michael,   laborer,   dwl   W   s  Spear  bet 

Howard  and  Folsom 
Donnelly  Michael,   laborer  S.  F.  and  P.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  58  Shipley 
Donnelly  P.  &  Bio.,  (John  Donnelly  J  hniiex,  cheese, 

eggs,  etc.,  20  Occidental  Market 
Donnelly  Patrick,  baker  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Donnelly  Patrick,  firemau   North   Pac.  Trans.  Co's 

S.  S.  Orizaba 
Donnelly  Patrick,  laborer  with  George  Dougherty, 

dwl'SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
Donnelly  Patrick,  laborer  with  James  McDevitt, 
dwl  W  sSansom  nr  Vallejo 


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Donnelly  Patrick,  lather,  dwl  145  Sbipley 
Donnelly   Patrick,   porter  with  Hucke  *l  Lambert, 

dwl  S  8  Hayes  nr  Lagiina 
Donnelly  Patrick,  soap  manufacturer,  dwl  N  8  Mis- 
sion nr  Ninth 
Donnelly   Patrick,   teamster   with  William   Kerr, 

dwf  903   Battery 
Donnelly  Patrick,   fP.  Donnelly  &  Bro.J  dwl  60 

Tehama 
Donnelly  Patrick   F.,  bi-assfinisher    with  Weed  & 

Kinj;well,  dwl  135  Tehama 
Donnelly  Patrick  T.,   clerk  with  Bryan  Donnelly, 

dwl  SK  cor  Howard  and  Sumner 
Donnelly  Peter,  painter,  dwl  18  Minna 
Donnelly  Robert,  expresswiigon,   Wiishinsrton  bet 

Front  and  Davis,  dwl  E  s  Larkin  bet  Ellis  and 

O'Farrell 
Donnelly  Terrence,   hostler  with  Peter  A.  Finigan, 

dwl  S  8  Sutter  bet  Kearny  and  Diipont 
Donnelly   Thomas,   laborer,  dwl   Twelfdi  Avenue 

bet  N  and  M,  South  S  F 
Donnelly  Thomas,  wood  and  coal,  NE  cor  Brannan 

an<l  Clinton,  dwl  E  s  Clinton  nr  Brannan 
Donnelly  Thomas,  {Donnelly   &    Kerr)  dwl   171 

Periy 
Donnelly  Thomas  F.,  teamster,  dwl  159  Shipley 
Donnelly  Walter  C,  teamster  with  H.   C.  &  T.   L- 

Elliot,  dwl  W  s  Juniper  nr  Harrison 
Donnelly  W.  F.,  carpenter  H.  C.    League,   128 

Kearny 
Donnelly  VVilliam,  liquor  saloon  Recreation  Grounds 

SE  cor  Folsom  and  Twenty-fifth 
Donnelly  William,  -waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
DONNELLY   &    KERR,   (Tkomas    Donnelly    & 

Mnlthew  Kerr)  liquor  saloon,  30  Montgomery 
Donnelly. — See  Donnolly 
Douney  Richard,  expresswagon,  dwl  S  s  McAllister 

bet  Buchanan  and  Webster 
Donniclirt'e  Thomas,  special  policeman  and  extraman 

steamer  No.  6  S.  F.  F.  D..  dwl  354  Third 
Donnolly  Bridget  Mrs.,  dwl  Vincent  bet  Uuion  and 

Green 
Donnolly  Thomas,  mannfacturer  veast  powder,  of- 
fice 121  Front,  dwl  1611  Mason 
DONNOLLY  &  CO.'s,  Yeast  Powder  Manufactory, 

Daniel  Callaghan  proprietor,  121  Front 
Donnolly. — See  Donnelly 
Donnovan  Cornelius,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan 

B.  &  S.  Co 
Donnovan  Dennis,  barkeeper,  312  Kearny 
Donnovan  John,  laborer,  dwl  239  Fremont 
Donnovan   John  H.,    boilermaker  with    McAfee, 

Spiers  &  Co.,  dwl  164  Jessie 
Donnovan  MiUthew,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan 

B.  &.  S.  Co 
Donnovan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  50  Louisa 
Donnovan  Timothy,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  P.  Cole 

&.  Co.,  dwl  528  Bryant 
Donnovan. — See  Donovan  and  Dunnavan 
Donogan  Dennis,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Donoghoe  J.  P.,  professor  mathematics,  commercial 

class,  English  grammar  and  elementary  astron- 
omy, St.  Ignatius  ColleffC,  dwl  841  Market 
Donoghue  Daniel  J.,  weigher  Custom  House,  dwl  38 

Mary 
Donoghue  J.  G-,  classical  and  mathematical  teacher, 

dwl  1004  Market 
Dono>;hue   Michael,  blacksmith  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R. 

Co.,  dwl  35  Louisa 
Douoghne   Michael,  conductor  Central  R.  R.  Co., 

dwl  511  Stevenson 
Donoghue  Patrick,  deckhand  steamer  Vallejo,  Front 

Street  Wharf 
Donoghue  Patrick  J.,  passenger  solicitor,  dwl  38 

Mary 
Donohar  Andrew,  laborer,  dwl  SWcor  Seventh  and 

Brannan 
DONOHQ  PHILIP,   proprietor  Phil's    Exchange 

and  Restaurant,  417  Frout,  dwl  718  California 


Donohoe  Charles,  boilermaker,  dwl  111  Tehama 
Donohoe   Cornelius,  groceries  and  liquors,  dwl  109 

Fifth 
Donohoe  Eugene,  expresswagon  SEcor  Second  and 

Howard,  dwl  Fifth  Avenue  nr  Harrison 
Donohoe  James,  baker  with  William  J.  Davis,  dwl 

552  Natoma 
Donohoe  James,  real  estate,  dwl  929^  Howard 
Donohoe  James,  shoemaker,  dwl  12  Jane 
Donohoe  James,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
Donohoe  Johu,  laborer  with  Booth  &  Co.,  dwl  66 

Jessie 
Donohoe  John,  waiter  Russ  House 
Donohoe  Joseph  A.,  (Donohoe,  Kelly  &  Co.)  dwl 

526  Harrison 
Donohoe  Julia  Miss,  npholsteress  with  Mitchell  & 

Bell,  dwl  426  Greenwich 
DONOHOE,  KELLY  &  CO.,  (Joseph  A.  Donohoe 
&  Eugene  Kelly)  bankers,   SE  cor  Montgom- 
ery auu  Sairamento 
DONOHOE,  KELLY  &  CO.'S  BUILDING,  SE 

cor  Montgomery  and  Sacramento 
Donohoe  Owen,  shoemaker,  dwl  S  s  Turk  bet  Scott 

and  Pierce 
Donohoe  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Turk  bet  Scott  and 

Pierce 
Donohoe  William  H.,  jeweler  with  Hnbash  &  Eutz, 
dwl  519  Greenwich 

Donohue ,  watchman  City  Paving  Co 

Donohue  Andre,  laundry,  812  Union 

Donohue   Beruard,  laborer,  dwl   E  s  Geneva  bet 

Brannan  andTownsend 
Donohue   Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  San  Jose  road  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth  Mile  House 
Donohue  Dennis,  drayman,  dwl  42  Natoma 
Donohue  Dennis,  plasterer,  dwl  NE  cor  Sixth  and 

Brannan 
Donohue  Edward,  boots  and  shoes,  N  s  Hayes  bet 

Larkin  and  Polk 
Donohue  Francis,  laborer,  dwl  Guerrero  nr  Twenty- 
seventh 
Donohue  Francis  T.,  salesman  with  Taafle  &  Co., 

dwl  116  Natoma 
Donohue  Hugh,  housepainler,  dwl  922  Howard 
Donohue  James,  baker  with  A.  H.Evans,  dwl  Pac- 
ific Lodjfings 
Donohue  James,  blacksmith,  dwl  1106  Howard 
Donohue  .lames,  hackman.  Plaza 
Donohue  James,  laborer,  dwl  Mission  nr  Thirtieth 
Donohue  James,  shoemaker,  dwl  HI  Anthony 
Donohue  Jane  F.,  (widow)  dwl  SE  cor  Mississippi 

and  Mariposa 
Donohue    Jeffrey,    laborer   Golden  City  t'hemical 

Works,  dwl  S  s  Bran  bet  Clinton  and  Geneva 
Donohue  Johu,  boardiug  and  lodging,  39  Minna 
Donohue  John,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  9  Lick 

Alley 
Donohue  John,  horseshoer  with  Patrick  Byrne,  dwl 

777|  Harrison 
Donohue  John,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Associ- 
ation, 814  Howard 
Donohue  John  C,  groceries,  cor  Bryant  and  Bryant 

Avenue 
Donohue  Mary  Miss,  laundry,  51  Jessie 
Donohue  Michael,  blacksmith,  dwl  35  Louisa 
Donohue  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  105  William 
Donohue  Patrick,  carriagepainter,  716  Sansom,  dwl 

426  Hayes 
Donohue  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  965  Harrison 
Donohue  Patrick,  wagonmaker,  dwl  Ns  Hayes  bet 

Gough  aud  Octavia 
Donohue  Peter,  laborer  with  Thomas  Donnelly,  dwl 

E  s  Clinton  bet  Brannan  and  Townsend 
Donohue  Roger,  expresswagon,   dwl  E  s  Alabama 

bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Donohue  Thomas,  housesmith  with  John  R.  Sims, 

dwl  519  Greenwich 
Donohue  Thomas,  (Donohue  &  Phelan)  dwl  236 
Minna 


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Donohue  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  N  8  Ellis  bet  Frank- 
lin and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
DONOHUE  &  PHELAN,  ("Thomas  Donohne  and 

Patrick  FhelanJ  liquor  saloon,  31  Second 
Donohue. — See  Donahue,  Doneliue  and  Donohoe 
Donohy  James,  conductor  Omnibus  R.  R.  Co 
Donough  Francis  M., longshoreman,  dwl  \i7  Jackson 
Donovan  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  3  Vallejo 
Donovan  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  645  Minna 
Donovan  Anora,  (widow)  dTl  118  Clara 
Donovan  Bartbolomew,  shoemaker,  dwl  cor  Four- 
teenth and  Dolores 
Donovan  Bridj^et  Mrs.,  dwl  214  Jessie 
Donovan  Brothers,  ft'hnrlts  and  Cornelius  Dono- 
van) manufacturers  boots  and  shoes,  523  Market 
Donovan  Charles,  {Donovan  Bros.)  dwl  N  B  Jessie 

bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Donovan  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  50  Natoma 
Donovan  Cornelius,  painter,  dwl  546  Mission 
Donovan  Cornelius,  steward   American  Exchange 

Hotel 
Donovan  Cornelius,  ('Z)o7!o»a«J5ro«^  dwl Ns  Jessie 

bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Donovan  Daniel,  driver  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  340 

Tehama 
Donovan  Daniel,  hostler,  dwl  1125  Filbert 
Donovan  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  50  Natoma 
Donovan   Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Columbia  nr 

Twentieth 
Donovan  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Winters  Lane 

and  Mason 
Donovan   Daniel,  longsboreman,   dwl  1309  Mont- 
gomery, rear 
Donovan  Daniel,   shoemaker,   dwl  N  s  Grove  bet 

Franklin  and  Gough 
Donovan  David,  cook  with  Mandel&  Ohnstein,  dwl 

129  Jessie 
Donovan  Dennis,  barkeeper,  dwl  707  Front 
Donovan  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  11  O'Farrell  Alley 
Donovan  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  119  Morton 
Donovan  Dennis,  laborer ,dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
Donovan  Dennis  S.,  gardener,  dwl  1110  Hyde 
Donovan  E.,  blacksmith  Risdon  Iron  Works 
Donovan  Edward,  laborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 
Donovan  Ellen,  stitcher  ■with  Donovan  Brothers, 

dwl  69  Natoma 
Donovan  Ellen  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Eighth  Street 

Primary  School,  dwl  218  Clara 
Donovan  James,  dwl  719  Howard 
Donovan  James,  dwl  N  s  Sacramento  bet  Jones  and 

Leavenworth 
Donovan  James,  laborer,  459  Jessie 
Donovan  James,  laborer,  dwl  512  Mission 
Donovan  James, /'/>o«or(7«  <i:  Hayes)  A\y\\\  Turk 
Donovan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  109  Dora 
Donovan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  B'ulton  bet 

Gough  and  Octavia 
Donovan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  Mission  and  Beach 

Road  nr  Beach 
Donovan  Jeremiah,  pressman  Women's  Cooperative 

Printing  Union,  dwl  cor  Fulton  and  Webster 
Donovan  Jeremiah  Jr.,  (Donovan  Sf-    Ticokig)  dwl 

568  Mission 
Donovan  Jeremiah  J.,  hogranch,  San  Bruno  Road 

nr  Islais  Creek 
Donovan  John,  blind  and  sash  maker  with  Cole   &. 

Haskell,  dwl  .523  Mission 
Donovan  John,  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  cor 

Folsom  and  Main 
Donovan  John,  hostler  with  Nathan  P.  Hopkins, 

dwl  567  Mission 
Donovan  John,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Seventh  and 

Natoma 
Donovan  John,  laborer  with  Cole  &  Haskell,  dwl 

214Ritch 
Donovan  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  31  Minna,   rear 
Donovan  John,  painter,  dwl  264  Clementina 
Donovan  John,  plasterer,  dwl  2  Margaret  Place 
Donovan  John,  mariner,  dwl  509  Howard,  rear 


Donovan  John  Jr.,  plasterer,  dwl  SW  cor  Seventh 

and  Natoma 
Donovan  John  A.,  painter  with  Donovan  &  Con- 
way, dwl  645  Minna 
Donovan  John  E.,  engineer  and  extraman  steamer 

No.  6,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  142  Shipley 
Donovan  John  W.,  laborer,  dwl  532 "Commercial 
Donovan  Joseph  J.,  painter  with   Donovan  &  Con- 
way, dwl  SE  cor  Minna  and  Julia 
Donovan  Kate  M.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Greenwich 

St.  Cosmopolitan  .School,  dwl  1006  Clay 
Donovan  Maria,   (widow)  dwl  516  Union 
Donovan  Martin,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham   & 

Hecht,  dsvl  521  Jessie 
Donovan  Mary,  stitcher  with  Donovan  Brothers, 

dwl  Second  nr  Howard 
Donovan  Mary  O.  B.,  (widow)  dwl  232  Clara 
Donovan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Folsom  bet  Van 

Ness  Avenue  and  Franklin 
Donovan  Michael,  laundryman   S.  F.  Laundry  As- 
sociation, dwl  N\V  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Donovan   Michael  A.,  morocco  dresser,  dwl   1929 

Howard 
Donovan   Michael  J.,  (Donovan  <fc   Conway)  and 

School  Director  Sixth  Ward,  dwl  SE  cor  Minna 

and  Julia 
Donovan   Michael   M.,  carriagepainter  with  Peter 

Whitbeck,  dwl  Ss  Twenty -second  bet  Valencia 

and  Guerrero 
Donovan  Patrick,  laborer  S.  F.  Wool  Exchange, 

dwl  Lombard  nr  Battery 
Donovan  Patrick  E.,  express  wagon,  dwl  240  Clara 
Donovan  Peter  W.,  cleric,  dwl  649  Mission 
Donovan  Robert,molder  Pacific  Iron  \Vork8,dwl  531 

Bryant 
Donovan  Timothy,  bootmaker,  231  Pacific 
Donovan  Timothy,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  P.  Cole  & 

Co.,  dwl  531  Bryant 
Donovan  Timothy,  messman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's 

S.  S.California 
Donovan  Timothy,  fireman,  dwl  129  Folsom 
Donovan  &  Conway/ Michael  J.  Donovan  and  John 

T.  Conway  J  house  and  sitrnpainters,  209   Sixth 
Donovan  &  Hayes,  (James  Donovan  and   George 

W.  Hayes)  house  and  signpainters,  219  Davis 
Donovan  &   Twohig,  (Jeremiah  J.   Donovan  and 

Michael  H.  Twohig)  proprietors  Irving  House, 

568  Mission 
Donovan. — See  Donnovan  and  Diinnovan 
Donzel  Aime  J.,  produce  dealer,  dwl  N\V  cor  Hyde 

and  Filbert 
Donzelmaim  John  F. ,  local  agent  Hamburg-Bremen 

Fire  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  204  Stockton 
Douzlemann  John  H., driver  with  KohlerA  Frohling, 

res  Oakland 
Doody  Jlichael,  bricklayer,  dwl  16  Langton 
Doody  Richard,  hostler  Fashion  Stable,  dwl  9  Berry 
Doogan   Manns  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Bridget's  R.    C. 

Church,   SW  cor    Broadway    and  Van    Nees 

Avenue 
Doogan  Timothy,  hostler  with  Pickett  &  Murray, 

res  Alameda 
Doolan  James,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R.,  dwl 

125  Clara 
Doolan  James,  melter  with  Savage  &  Co. 
Doolan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Fifteenth  nr  Howard 
Doolan  Thomas,  bricklayer,  dwl  176  Minna 
Doolan  Thomas,  porter  with  Conroy  &  O'Connor, 

dwl  7  Central  Place 
DOOLAN  WILLIAM,   real   estate  asent,  office  6 

Court  Block,  636  Clay,  dwl  1502  Taylor 
Dooley  Andrew,   gardener    Woodward's    Garden, 

dwl  N  8  Mission  bet  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
Dooley  Benjamin,  dwl  632  Third 
Dooley  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  821  Vallejo,  rear 
Dooley  James,  coachman  with  Isaac  E.  Davis,  dwl 

28  South  Park 
Dooley  James  H.,  butcher,  dwl  First  Avenue  nr 

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Dooley  Jolin,  barkeeper  with  Frank  Merrill,  dwl 

W  8  Bnclianaii  bet  Bush  and  Sutter 
Dooley  John,  laborer,  dwl  533  Commercial 
Dooley  Jolin,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Buchanan  nr  Bush 
Dooley  Patrick,  gi'ocer,  dwl  SE  cor  Hyde  and  Bay 
Dooley  Thomas,  trunkmaker  with  H.  Behrendt  &. 

Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  Third  and  King 
Dooley  William,  currier,  dwl  778^  Harrison 
Dooley  William,  upholsterer  with  George  B.  May 

&  Co.,  dwl  7785  Harrison 
Dooley  William,  steward  North  Pac.  Trans.   Co.'s 

S.'S.  Pelican,  dwl. 5  Zoe 
Dooling  James,  boxmaker  with  Swan,  Dunbar  & 

Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  Spear  and  Mission 
Dooling  Patrick,  clerk  with  R.  M.  Kavanagh,  dwl 

Fourteenth  Av  nr  Railroad  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Dooliitle  Lydia  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl "277  Stevenson 
Doolittle  William  G.,  real  estate  agent  and  home- 
stead  secretary,   office    312    Montgomery,  dwl 
830  How.nrd 
Dooly's  Building,  NW  cor  Sansom  and  Sutter 
Dopke  William,  carpenter,  dwl  2-28  Bush 
Dopeon  Henry,  bricldayer,  dwl  41  Everett 
Dor  Cffisar,  cook  Grand  Hotel,  dwl  W  s  McAllister 

bet  Webster  and  Fillmore 
Doran  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  NW  cor  Chestnut  and 

Van  Ness  Avenue 
Doran  Charles  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  b  Sixth  bet 

Brannan  and  Townsend 
Doran  David,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  2  Clay  Avenue 
Doran  James,  drayman,  dwl  6  Scott 
Doran  James,  horseshoer,  NE  cor  Beale  and  Mis- 
sion, dwl  112  Freelon 
Doran  James  J.,  clerk,  323  Bush,  dwl  1009  Pacific 
Doran  John,  milkman,   S  s  Bernal  Hights  bet  San 

Jose  and  San  Bruno  Roads 
Doran  John,  quartermaster  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great  Re- 
public 
Doran  Julia  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Silver  St. 

Primary  Scbool,  dwl  3-50  Clementina 
Doran  M.,  pantryman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great  Republic 
Doran  iMichael,  laborer,  dwl  615  Commercial 
Doran  Patrick,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Relinery, 

dwl  W  8  Decatur  nr  Bryant 
Doran  Richard  E.,  molder  Empire  Foundry,  dwl  cor 

Twenty-third  and  York 
Doran  Wilfiam  T.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  1009 

Pacific 
Dore  Anna  M.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Rincon  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  624  Filbert 
Dore  Benjamin,  inspector  Custom  HouBe,  dwl  624 

Filbe'rt 
Dore  Edward  W.,  drayman,  34  Sausom,  dwl  937 

Harrison 
Dore  Maurice,  (Maurice  Dore  &  Co.)  dwl  729  Sutter 
Dore  Maurice  Jr.,  clerk  with  Maurice,  Dore  &  Co., 

dwl  729  Sutter 

DORE.  MAURICE    &    CO.,    (Henry  A.    CobhJ 

real  estate,  stock  and  general  auctioneers,  327 

Montgomery 

Doret  Peter,  cooper  with  L.  Juzix,  dwl  616  Battery 

Doret  Ulysse,  cooper  with  L.  Juzix,  dwl  S  s  Jacli- 

eon  l)et  Powell  and  Mason 
Dorety  Elizabeth  T.,    (widow)  dwl  S  b  Ridley  nr 

Mission 
Dorety  W.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Dorfler  John,  clerk,  23  Metropolitan  Market,  dwl 

1608  California 
Dorgan  Mary  Miss,  milliner  with  Mrs.  Mary  How- 
ard, dwl  NE  cor  Fifth  and  Harrison 
Dorgan  Kate  Miss,  dressmaker,  131)  Second 
Dorgan  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  344  Fifth 
Dorgan  Thomas  J.,  clerk  with  Charles  Tence  &  Co., 

dwl  344  Fifth 
Dorgan  Timothy,  driver,  21  California  Market 
Dorgan  Timothy,  tfinner  with  Cornelius  O'Dounell, 

dwl  S  s  Chestnut  bet  Fillmore  and  Webster 
Dorgan   William,    boarding  and  lodging,  dw     50 
Natoma 


Dorgan  William,  housecarpenter,  dwl  8  Martin's 
Block,  S  s  Market  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 

Dorgan  William,  laborer  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills, 
dwl  North  Point  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 

Dorgeloh  Charles,  (Lithrs  &  D.)  dwl  NW  cor 
Folsom  and  Moss 

Doring  H.,  workman  California  Sugar  Refinery, 
SW  cor  Brannan  and  Eighth 

Doris  Michael,  driver  with  James  W.  Collins,  dwl 
9  Sumner 

Doris  Peter,  laborer  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  NW  cor 
Berry  and  Third 

Dorian  Charles  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  19  Caroline 

Dorland  Henry  S.,  contractor,  dwl  Ws  Dolores  bet 
Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 

Dorland  James  F.,  dwl  S  s  Eighteenth  nr  Guer- 
rero 

Dorland  Robert,  real  estate,  dwl  W  s  Dolores  bet 
Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 

Dorland  Thomas  A.  C,  cashier  with  A.  L.  Ban- 
croft &  Co.,  dwl  S  8  Seventeenth  nr  Dolores 

Dorniadin  James,  laborer  Lab.  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'n, 
814   Howard 

Dormadin  Jerry,  laborer  Lab.  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'n, 
814   Howard 

Dorman  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  1228  Pine 

Dormer  Nicholas,  dwl  766  Howard 

Dormer  Thomas  W.,  liquor  saloon.  913  Kearny 

Dormitzer  Ludwig  P.,  ( Adelsdorfer  Bros.)  resides 
Bavaria,  Germany 

Dorn  George  W.,  clerk  with  Charles  Clayton  & 
Co.,  dwl  1712  Clay 

Dorn  Morris,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 
Kentucky  and  South 

Dorn  Peter  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1426  Pacific 

Dorn  Richard,  commission  merchant,  oflice  SW  cor 
California  and  Sansom,  dwl  323  Jessie 

Dorn  Samuel  P.  H.,  driver,  dwl  306  Kearny 

Dornau  George,  clerk  with  D.  W.  Tietjen,  dwl 
NE  cor  Battery  and  Pacific 

Dornblut  Robert,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  SE  cor  Sev- 
enth and  Minna 

Dorney  James  N.,  carpenter,  dwl  122  Eleventh 

Dorney  John,  barkeeper  with  A.  Small,  dwl  SE  cor 
Tehama  and  Third 

Dornin  George  D.,  (Dornin  &  Greeiikood)  I'esides 
Oakland 

Dornin  Thomas,  janitor  Tehama  St.  School 

Dornin  Thomas  J.,  special  policeman,  dwl  43  Stan- 
ley Place 

Dornin  William,  calker  Calkers'  Association,  713 
Mission 

Dorniu  &.  Greenhood,  (George  D.  Dornin  and  Otto 
Greenhood)  city  agents  Phoenix,  Home  and 
Travelers'  Ins.  Cos.,  office  424  California 

Dorr  Edward,  beefpacker  with  Felix  Uri,  dwl  820 
Washington 

DORR  J.  B.,  livery  and  sale  stable,  408  Bush,  dwl 
410  Bush 

Dorr  Ralph  S.,  stockbroker,  dwl  207  Kearny 

Dorrance  William,  expresswagon,  dwl  N  s  Bryant 
nr  Bryant  Avenue 

DORRANCE  WILLIAM  F.,  harness  and  sad- 
dlery, 315  Bittery,  dwl  513  Folsom 

Dorris  C.,  bookkeeper  Russ  House 

Dorsch  C.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  South  Cosmopoli- 
tan Primary  School,  dwl  5  Martha  Place 

Dorsett  Edward,  (colored)  porter  C.  S.  Nav.  Co's 
stm  Chrysopolis 

Dorsey  B.  J.,  general  agent  U.  S.  Life  Ins.  Co. 
arid  Consul  San  Salvador,  office  42  Merchants' 
Exchange,  dwl  1019  Bush 

Dorsey  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  Bryant  Avenue  bet 
Harrison  and  Bryant 

Dorsey  Edward  B.,  dwl  Union  Club 

Dorsey  Henry  deckhand  stm  Salinas,  Washington 
Street  Wharf 

Dorsey  John,  waiter  with  Frank  Johnson,  dwl  W  e 
Montgomery  bet  Jackson  and  Pacific 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Braids  of  all  kinds. 


KEDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  exclusive  Agents  for  Drake's  Plantation  Bitters. 


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Dorsey  Tliomas,  longshoreman,  dwl  SE  cor  Sansom 
and  Vallejo 

Dorsey. — See  Dorcey 

Doscliei-  Clans,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Third 
and  King 

DoBcher  Frederick,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  275  Steven- 
son 

Dosc-her  George  H.,teanieter,  dwl  2'10  Ritcb,  rear 

Doscher  Hans  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors  and 
market,  SE  cor  Seventh  and  Brannan 

Doseher  Henry,  clerk  with  Henry  Hillgen,  SWcor 
Mi-ssion  and  Eighth 

DoBcher  Henry,  { Scatilin  Sf  D.J  dwl  NWcor  Bush 
and  Jones 

Doseher  Herman,  fBosclier  &  Co.]  dwl  137  Third 

UOSCHER  JOHN  D.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE 
cor  Mission  and  First,  and  liquor  saloon,  220 
Washington 

Doseher  Thomas,  clerk  with  Scanlin  &  Doseher, 
dwl  NW  cor  Bnsh  and  Jones 

Doseher  &  Co.,  f Hermarin  Doseher  and  John  H. 
Schlnler)  groceries  aud  liquors,  NE  cor  Second 
and  Howard 

Dose  J.  W.,  cahinetmaker  with  George  B.  May  & 
Co.,  dwl  U2  Tehama 

Dosher  Frederick,  hoatbnilder,  dwl  531  Mission 

Doshier  John,  student,  dwl  838  Mission 

Dott  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  N  b  Oak  bet  Franklin 
and  Gough 

Dotter  William  C,  weigher  Custom  House,  dwl 
1141  Folsom 

Doty  — ,  captain,  dwl  314  Bush 

Doty  James  R.,  haruessmaker  with  Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  36  Riiss 

Doty  John  J.,  bookkeeper  with  D.  A.  Macdonald  & 
Co.,  dwl  Russ  House 

Doubleday  Abner,  Colonel  U.  S.  A.,  superinten- 
dent General  Recruiting  Service,  office  SW  cor 
Market  and  Third,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Doubleday  Vedestine,  (widow)  cook,  dwl  250 
Clara 

Doud  — ,  dwl  1014  Stockton 

Doud  Aaron,  real  estate  agent,  oflBce  326  Mont,  dwl 
S  s  Seventeenth  bet  Dolores  and  Guerrero 

Doud  Frank,  clerk  with  Heynemauu  &  Co.,  res 
Fruit  Vale,  Alameda  Co. 

Doud  Hugh,  hackdriver.  Plaza,  dwl  528  Union 

Doud  John,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  2  Eddy 
Place 

Doud  John,  laborer  with  R.  &  J.  Morton 

Doud  John,  porter  with  DeWitt,  Kittle  &  Co.,  dwl 
N  8  Pacific  bet  Franklin  and  Van  Ness  Av 

Doud  Nettie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Denman  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  910  Pine 

Doud  Patrick,  miner,  dwl  26  Preelon 

Doud.— See  Dowd 

Dougal  William,  bookkeeper  with  Locke  &.  Mon- 
tague, dwl  1608  Bush 

Dougail  John,  barkeeper  with  Samuel  Martinovich, 
dwl  37  Sacramento 

Dougail  William  G.,   tinsmith,  dwl  1016  Mason 

Douyall  Samuel,  molder  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl 
248  Tehama 

Dougart  John  I.  (Spohn  &  D.J  dwl  N  8  Bush  bet 
Pierce  and  Scott 

Dougherty  Arthur,  stevedore  Riggers  and  Steve- 
dores .Association,  429  Pacific 

Dougherty  Bernard,  contractor,  dwl  3  Sherwood 
Place 

Dougherty  Bernard,  laborer,  dwl  W  e  Eighth  nr 
Tehama 

Dougherty  Daniel,  dwl  280  Jessie 

Douglierty  Daniel,  laborer,  SW  cor  Jones  and 
O'Farrell 

Dougherty  Daniel,  tailor,  dwl  308  Minna 

Dougherty  Daniel,  tinsmith  with  Richard  B.Owens, 
dwl  E  8  Sbotwell  nr  Folsom 

Dougherty  David,  porter  Liek  House 

Dougherty  Elizabeth,  cook  St.  Mary's  Hospital 


Dougherty  Fannie,    (widow)    dressmaker,   dwl  321 

Clementina 
Doughertv  Francis,  laborer,  dwl  E  8  Larkin  bet 

Vallejo  and  Broadway 
Dougherty  George,   liquor  dealer,  dwl  430  Jackson 
Douglierty  George,  contractor,  dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and 

Jones 
Dougherty  George,  hostler  N.  B.  and  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

520  Mission 
Dougherty  George,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Dougherty  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  50  Shipley 
Dougherty  Hugh,  laborer  with  Allen  Peel,  dwl  259 

First 
Doughertv  James,  haekman  with  William  C.  Wade, 

dwl  840  Vallejo 
Dougherty  James,  hostler  with  Killip  <fe  Craig,  dwl 

cor  Kearny  and  Vallejo 
Dougherty  James,  laborer,  dwl  434  Vallejo 
Dougherty  James,  laborer  with  James  McDevitt, 

dwl  W  s  Sansom  nr  Vallejo 
Dougherty  John,  carpenter,  dwl  630  Mission 
Doutfhertv  John,  gaotitter  with  Thomas  Day,  dwl 

930  Howard 
Dougherty  John,  haekman.  Plaza,  dwl  1013  Stock 
Dougherty  John,  plumber  with  Edmund  Lane,  dwl 

E  8  Seventh  bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Dougherty  John,  shipjoiner  Shipjoiaers'  Ass'n,  713 

Mission 
Dougherty  John,  teamster,  dwl  326  Kearny 
Dougherty  John  H.,  (Loomis  &  D.J  dwl  48  Tehama 
Dougherty  Joseph,  painter  with  J.  J.  Beatty,  dwl 

267  Minna 
Dougherty  Manus,  tailor,  dwl  SW  cor  Tyler  and 

Dale 
Dougherty  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  265  Clara 
Dougherty  Mattiiew,  framemaker  with  Matthew  D. 

Nile,  225  Kearny 
Doughertv  Matthew,  stonecutter  New  U.  S.  B.Mint, 

dwl  281  Minna 
Dougherty  Jlichael,  laborer,  dwl  Hunter's  Point 
Dougherty  Neill,  tanner  with  EafTerty  &  Meyer, 

dwl  San  Bruno  Road  nr  Twenty-eighth 
Dougherty  Nicholas,  laborer,  dwl  718   Market 
Dougherty  Owen,  tanner  with  RaflTerty  &  Meyer, 

dwl  San  Bruno  House  nr  Twenty-eighth 
Dougherty  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Fifteenth  nr  How 
Dougherty  Patrick,  laborer  with  George  Dougherty, 

dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
Dougherty  Patrick  E.,  clerk  Southern  Pacific  R.  R., 

dwl  NE  cor  Second  and  Bryant 
Dougherty  Sarah  Mrs.,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet  Branuan 

and  Townsend 
Dougherty  Thomas,   (late  U.  S.  Consul  Honolulu, 

S.  I.)  dwl  759  Market 
Dougherty  Thomas,  porter  with  Reynolds  &  Murray, 

dwl  W  s  Ohio  bet  Pacific  and"  Jackson 
Dougherty  William,  laborer,  dwl  136  Natoma 
Dougherty  William  C,  suneriutendent  foreign  mails 

San  Francisco  Post  Olfiie,  dwl  1414  Taylor 
Dougherty  William  H.,  mariner,  dwl  13  Moss 
Dougherty. — See  Doherty,  O'Doherty  and  O'Doug- 

herty 
Doughty  James  C,  carpenter,  dwl  25^  Welsh 
Doughty  John  Rev.,  pastor  New  Jerusalem  Church, 

dwl  1508  Leavenworth 
Doughty  Matthew,  machinist,  dwl  904  Folsom 
Doughty. — See  Doty 

Dougine  J.  T.,  millwright,  dwl  S  s  Tehama  nr  Ninth 
Douglas  Charles  D.,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl 

23  Grand  Avenue 
Douglas  Charles  J.,  bootmaker  with  Devitt&  Britt 
Douglas  Edward,  molder  Risdon  Iron  ^^'ork8 
Douglas  George,  tinsmith  with  James  Armstrong, 

dwl  411  Clementina 
Douglas  George  H.,    first  officer    P.  M.  S.  S.  Sac- 
ramento 
Douglas  George  W.,  carpenter  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl 

730  Howard 
Douglas  James,  laborer  Lick  House 


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Douglas  John,  blacksmith  with  W.  S.Phelps  &  Co., 

ilwl  1511  Jones 
Donsjias   John,   laborer,  dwl    SW    cor  Sixth  and 

Brnniiau 
DOUGLAS  P.  &  CO.,  f  Robert  S.  Folconer)  crock- 
ery,   glassware,   cutlery,    silver-plated    ware, 

wood  iind  willow  ware,  131  Kearny 
Douglas  Percy,  (P.  Douglas  &  Co.)  dwl  1417  Bnsh 
Donglas  Thomas,  calker  Calkers'  Association,  713 

mission 
Douglas  Thomas,  painter,  dwl  227  Minna 
Douglas  Tliomas  H.,  superintendent  North   Point 

Dock  Warehouse,  dwl  507  Powell 
Doughiss  Alfred  C,  clerk  113  Front,  dwl  914  Geary 
Dougl.iss  C,  blacksmith,  dwl  Coso  House 
Douglass  Charles,  seaman,  dwl  2  California  rear 
Douglass  Donald  SI.,    harnessmaker  with   Main  & 

Winchester,  dwl  333  IJnsh 
Douglass  Ellen  A.,  (widow)  fancy  dry  goods,  1715 

Polk 
Douglass  Elinor  Mrs.,  dwl  315  Minna 
Douglass  Gustave  N.,  steward   S.   F.   Yacht   Club, 

dwl  Club  House 
Dougla.ss    James,    carpenter    H.   C.   League,    128 

Kearny 
Douglass  James,  lumber  surveyor,  dwl  54  Tehama 
Douglass  John,  (colored)  dwl  J12  Virginia 
Douglass  John,  marblecutter,  dwl  11  Cleaveland 
Douglass  John  W.,  cartman,  dwl  SE  cor  Tenth  and 

Harrison 
Douglass  Joseph,  shoemaker,  134  Steuart 
Douglass  Kobert,  driver  Front  St  M.  and  O.  R.  R., 

dwl  SE  cor  Bush  and  Polk 
Douglass  Thomas  A.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Douglass  W.  B.,  watchmaker,  806  Market 
Douglass  William  A.,  physician,  dwl  126  O'Farrell 
Douglass  William  J.  F.,  sail  loft,  516   Davis,  dwl 

W  s  Second  Av  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Douglass  William  Y.,  captain  polite  City  Hall,  dwl 

1705  Dupout 
Doulay  Dennis,  hostler,  dwl  49  Ritch 
Dousdebes  Albert,  salesman  City  of  Paris,  dwl  1619 

Powell 
DOUTHITT  D.  WILLIAM,  attorney  at  law,  office 

507  Montgomery,  dwl  532  Jessie 
Dove  Alexander  Mrs.,  (colored)  dwl  1430  Pacific 
Dove  James,  fruits,  N  s  Sixteenth  bet  First  Av  and 

Mission 
Dove  William  H.,  dwl  214  Powell 
Dovenesk    C,     seaman    North    Pac.   Trans.   Co's 

S.  S.  OriHamme 
Dovil  Edward,  waiter,  dwji  SW  cor  Broadway  and 

Dupont 
Doro  Aitbur,  dwl  743  Pine 
Dow  Cvrns  C. ,  foreman  with  I.  M.   Wentworth  & 

Co',  dwl  140  Hayes 
Dow  Frank  A.,  clerk  with  Martin  Dow,  dwl  115 

Secnd 
Dow  J.  Blake,  (Dow  Sf  Co.)  dwl  1219  Sacramento 
Dow  James,  car  sealer  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  304  Minna 
Dow  Martin,  lamps  and  oils,   124  Second,   dwl  115 

Second 
Dow   William  P.,  currier,   dwl   418   Shotwell 
Dow  &  Co.,  (J.  Bhike  Dote  and  Chnrlen  B.  Shut- 

tuck)  market,  SE  cor  Clay  and  Taylor 
Dowager  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Dowd  Bernard,  laborer  S-  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  S  8  Shipley  nr  Ninth 
Dowd  Catharine,  furnished  rooms,  10  O'Farrell 
Dowd  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Jackson  and 

Drnmm 
Dowd   Mathew,  hostler    Central  R.   R.,  Brannan 

bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Dowd   Peter,   molder   Vulcan    Iron  Works,   dwl 

Mission  bet  Twenty- first  and  Twenty -second 
Dowd  Richard,  bookkeeper  with   Hawkins  &  Can- 

trell,  dwl  cor  First  and  Stevenson 
Dowd ,  See  Doud 


Dowdall  Richard  E.,  clerk,  SE  cor  Montgomery  and 

Bush,  dwl  5  Hampton  Place 
Dowdell  Joseph  F.,  plumber  with   Charles  Waters, 

dwl  207  Tehama 
Dowdell    Grace,      (widow)    branch    bakery,    148 

Fourth 
Dowdell  Robert,  pressman  with  Francis  &  Valen- 
tine, dwl  67  Minna 
Dowding  Henry,  laborer,  bds  214  Broadway 
Dowler  Thomas,  collector  with  McHenry  &"  Smith, 

dwl  111  i\linna 
Dowling  Annie  E.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Tyler  St. 

Primary  School,  dwl  cor  McAllister   and  Bro- 

derick 
Dowling  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  101 6  Pacific 
Dowling  Daniel,  clerk  with  J.  C.   Ticknor,  SW  cor 

Post  and  Taylor 
Dowling  Edwaril,  hackman.  Plaza 
Dowling  Edward,  dwl  228  Minna 
Dowling  Edward,  gardener,  dwl   SW   cor  Powell 

and  Lombard 
Dowling    Edward,    porter,    115  Battery,   dwl    35 

Clara 
Dowling  James,  carpenter,  dwl  920  Montgomery 
Dowling  James,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwr221  Clara 
Dowling  James,   stage  manager,  dwl  Government 

House 
Dowling  James,  teamster,  dwl  San  Bruno  road  nr 

Girard 
Dowling  Jennie  E.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mission 

St.  Primary  School 
Dowling  John,  grocer,  dwl  104  Fourth 
Dowling  John,  laborer,  dwl  708  Brannan 
Dowling  John,  laborer  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 
Dowling  Julia,  (widow)  dwl  EsKate  nr  Bryant 
Dowling  Madison  F.,  miller  Golden  Gate  Mills,  dwl 

407  Folsora 
Dowling  Mary  Miss,  lodgings,  108  Second 
Dowling  Maui  ice,  dry  goods,  dwl  932  Mission 
Dowling  Michael,  hackman,  227    Bush,  dwl    139 

Shipley 
Dowling  Michael  J.,  shipwright,  dwl  310  Seventh 
Dow-ling  Patrick,  Btonecntter,  dwl  N  s  Green  bet 

Leavenworth  and  Hyde 
Dowling  Richard,  harnessmaker,  611   Sanson),  dwl 

523  Howard 
Dowling  Richard,  liverystable,  364  Natoma,  dwl  36 

Mary  nr  Natoma 
Dowling   Thomas,    bootmaker,   dwl    9    Sherwood 

Place 
Dowling  Thomas,  hostler  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  136 

Natoma 
Dowling  Thomas   H..  salesman  with  W.  Warner 

Henry,  dwl  527  Pine 
Dowling  William  M.,  bricklayer,  dwl  cor  McAllis- 
ter and  Broderick 
Downer  A.   J.,  mining,  oftice  40  Merchants'  Ex- 
change, dwl  1104  Taylor 
Downer  Patrick,    carpenter  H.    C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
Downer  Thomas  P.,  collector  Market  St.  Wharf,  dwl 

510  O'Farrell 
Downes  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Hyde  bet  Vallejo  and 

Green 
Downes  William,  laborer,  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  Heron  nr  Eighth 
Downes. — See  Downs 
Downey  Andrew,  porter  with  Redington,  Hostetter 

&  Co.,  dwl  529  Market 
Downey  Frank  M.,  clerk  with  Madison   &  Burke, 

dwl  26  Hunt 
Downey  George,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Downey  George  W.,  salesman,  121  Front,  dwl  1155 

Shipley 
Downey  Henry,   laborer,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf, 

dwl  27  Frederick 


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Downey  James,  cook,  dwl  541  First 

Downey  James  H.,  carpenter,   dwl   E  s  Dora  nr 

Harrison 
Downey  John,  bricklayer,  dwl  537  Stevenson 
Downey  John,    laborer,   dwl  N  s  Twentieth  bet 

Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Downey  John,  f  Moore  &  D.)  dwl  6()':2  Mission 
Downey  John  H.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &.  Haley, 

dw'18  Hunt 
Downey  Margaret,  seamstress,  dwl  10  Anthony 
Downey  Maria  J.,    (widow)  dwl  N  8  Ash  Avenue 

bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Downey  Peter,  jobwagon,  534  Cal  dwl  446  Brannan 
Downey  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  277  Minna 
Downey  Timothy,  barkeeper  Cosmopolitan  Hotel, 

dwl  546  Mission 
Downie  James    E.,    barkeeper  with    Charles    A. 

Stewart,  dwl  NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Bush 
Downing  Charles,  musician,  dwl  cor  Pacilic  and 

Leavenworth 
Downing  Clarence   V.  B.,   machinist  Union  Iron 

Works,  dwl  115  Second 
Downing  Edward  H.,  blacksmith,  dwl  West  End 
Downing  Frank,  deckhand  steamer  Salinas,  Wash- 
ington St.  Wharf 
Downing  Henry  C,  fS.  L.  Jones  Sf  Co.)  dwl  NE 

cor  Grove  and  Fillmore 
Downing  James,  bookkeeper  with  R.  A.  Swain  & 

Co.,  dwl  270  Minna 
Downing  John,  barkeeper,  dwl  207  Tehama 
Downing  John,  laborer,  dwl  38  First 
Downing  John,  plasterer,  dwl  Seventeenth  Avenue 

nr  R,  South  S.  F. 
Downing  Joshua  L.,  physician  and  apothecary,  1300 

Pacific 
Downing  Lewis  C,  musician,  dwl  1300  Pacific 
Downing  Matthew,  plasterer,  dwl  23  Louisa 
Downing  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Franklin  and 

Market 
Downing  Michael,  shipcarpenter  C,  S.  Nav.  Co 
Downing  Patrick,  plasterer,  dwl  270  Minna 
Downing  Sylvester  S.,  drayman  with  A.  E.  Sabatie 

&  Co..  dwl  NE  cor  Broadway  and  Dupont 
Downing  Thomas,  (Downing  &  Co.)  dwl  fi30  Geary 
Downing  &  Co.,  (Thomas  Downing  and  E.  Y.  Ma- 
son) house,  sign  and  ornamental  paiuters,   615 

Mission 
Downs  Alvey,  laborer,  dwl  115  William 
Downs  Charles,  plumber,  dwl  212  Second 
Downs  Edward,  foreman  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  212 

Second 
Downs  John,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 

234  Sutter 
Downs  George,  laborer,  dwl  517  California 
Downs  Horace,  baker,  dwl  26  Turk,  rear 
Downs  Leonidas  W.  S.,  salesman  with  Underbill  & 

Co.,  dwl  6.59  Howard 
Downs  W.  Selden,  fireman  steamer  No.  5,  S.  F.  F. 

D,,dwl  1219  Stockton 
Downs — see  Downes 
DOVVS  J.  &  CO.,  (James  Mairs)  distillers,  office 

and  salesroom,  221  Sacramento 
Dows  James,  (J.  Dows  &  (Jo. J  bds  Grand  Hotel 
Dowsett  George,  nightwatchman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's 

Wharf,  dwl  518  Brannan 
Dox  Jacob  M.,  carpenter  with  Charles  L.  Parent, 

dwl  218  Broadway 
Doyle  Andrew,  butcher  with   P.  McKenna  &  Co., 

dwl  Seventh  Av  bet  L  and  M,  South  S.  F. 
Doyle  Anna  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  641  Washington 
Doyle  Charles  P.,  clerk  with  Donovan  Brothers, 

dwl  530  Stevenson 
Doyle  Daniel   P.,  cook  with  Donovan  &  Twobig, 

dwl  568  Mission 
Doyle  Dennis,  carpenter,  S  s  Ivy  nr  Octavia 
Doyle  Edmond,  expresswagon,  Davis  nr  Broadway, 

dwl  109  Pacific 
Doyle  Edward,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  S  s  Twentieth 
bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 


Doyle  Edward  F.,  salesman  with  C.  P.  Van  Scbaack 

&Co 
Doyle  Edward  H..,  nightwatchman  Fashion  Stable, 
'  dwl  W  8  Valencia  bet    Twenty-Fourth    and 

Twenty-Fifth 
Doyle  Elizabetii,  (widow)  dwl  530  Stevenson 
Doyle  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  38  Clementina 
Doyle  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  206  Green 
Doyle  Ellen,  ironer  with  S.  F.  Laundry  Association, 

dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmoie 
Doyle  Ellen  Jliss,   shoestitcher  with  Jletropolitan 

B.  and  S.  Co.,  dwl  820rolsom 
Doyle  Eugene  G.,  boarding,  308  Beale 
Doyle  Garrett,  laborer,  dwl  1121  Mission 
Doyle  H.  Henry,  bootmaker  with   Buckingham   & 

Hecht,  dwl  530  Stevenson 
Doyle  Hugh,  fireman  C.  S.  Nav.  Co's  stmr  Amelia, 

dwl  S  8  Filbert  nr  Kearny,  rear 
Doyle   James,   blacksmith   N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

452  Clementina 
Doyle  James,  ciirdriver,  dwl  E  a  Howard  b^t  Thir- 
teenth and  Fourteenth 
Doyle  James,   helper  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl   13 

Natoma 
Doyle  James,  laborer,  dwl  14  Ritch 
Doyle  James, lrtborer,dwl  N  8  Nineteenth  nr  Folsom 
Doyle  James,  laborer,  dwl  NW  cor  Mission  and 

Twenty-third 
Doyle  James,  laborer  with  Thomas  Twohey,dwll51 

Natoma 
Doyle  James,  plumber  with  Charles  J.  ReiUy 
Doyle  James,  porter,  734  Mission 
Doyle  James,  porter  with  J.  D.  Farwell&  Co.,  dwl 

2  Jasper  Place 
Doyle  James,  master  mariner,  dwl  1710  Larkin 
Doyle  James,  silversmith,  dwl  cor  Haight  and  Bu- 
chanan 
Doyle  James  P.,  shoemakerwith  Donovan  Brothers, 

dwl  530  Stevenson 
Doyle  James  M.,  dwl  .530  Third 
DOYLE  JAMES  R.,  coal,  413  and  415  Pacific,  dwl 

614  O'Farrell 
Doyle  J.  J.,  contractor,  dwl  1902  Powell 
Doyle  John,  assistant  engineer  U.  S.  A.Q.  M.  stmr 

*  Newbern,  dwl  14  Eausch 
Doyle  John,  blacksmith  with  Michael  Oughin,  dwl 

'  Ohio  bet  Broadwav  and  Pacific 
Doyle  John,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co.,  dwl 

530  Stevenson 
Doyle  John,  carriagepainter  with  Black  &  Miller, 

"  dwl  430  Clementina 
Doyle  John,  conductor  Omnibus  Railroad 
Doyle  John,  housemover,  dwl  106  Natoma 
Doyle  John,   laborer,  dwl  S  s  Sutter  bet  Fillmore 

"  and  Webster 
Doyle  John,   liquor  saloon,   NW  cor  Geai'y   and 

Cemetery  Avenue 
Doyle  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  50  Natoma 
Doyle  John  E.,  (Doyle  &  GuntiinghamJ  dwl  202^ 

Seventh 
Doyle   John  T.,  (Doyle  &  Barber)  dwl  430  Bryant 
Doyle  Joseph  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  i  13  Clinton 
Doyle  Lawrence,  hostler  Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl  E  8 

'  Second  Avenue  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Doyle    Luke   D.,  florist,   NW  cor  New  Cemetery 

Avenue  and  Bush 
Doyle  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  129  Folsom 
Doyle  Martin  C,  salesman  with  Eisen  Brothers, 

dwl  421  Clementina 
Doyle  Mary  A.  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Rosina  Shear, 

dwl  NE  cor  Twelfth  and  Stevenson 
Doyle  Mathew  J.,  machinist  ^tna  Iron  Works,  dwl 

"  13  Natoma 
Doyle   Maurice,  horseshoer,   770  Mission,  dwl  W  s 

Gilbert  bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Doyle  Maurice,  laborer  with  Cornelius  O'Donnell, 

dwl  Gilbert  bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Doyle   Michael,  deck  hand  stmr  Kalorama,  Wash- 
ington Street  Wharf 


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Doyle  Michael,  laborer  C.  H.,  dwl  50  Natoma 
Doyle  Michael,  longshoreman,  dwl  Lombard  nrSan 
Doyle  Michael,  machinist,  dwl  13  Natoma 
Doyle   Michael,  mate  Noinh  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 

Idaho 
Doyle   Jlichael,  proprietor  Haight  House,  NE  cor 

Sixth  and  Brannan 
Doyle  Michael,   teamster  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 
Doyle  Morris,  express  wagon,  dwl  W  s  Shotwell  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Doyle  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  707  Front 
Doyle  Patrick,  porter  with  William  Meyer  &  Co., 

dwl  108  Minna 
Doyle   Patrick,   fCouperative   Saddlery   Co.)  dwl 

6^9  Mission 
Doyle  Peter,  collector  with  S.  V.  Water  Co 
Doyle   Richard,   carpenter,   dwl  W  b  Howard  nr 

"  Twenty-fourth 
Doyle  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  S234  Fremont 
Doyle  Richard  J.,  engineer,  dwl  641  Washington 
Doyle  Robert  E.,   clerk  with  I.  Friedlauder,   res 

Menlo  Park 
Doyle  Robert  E.,  Commissioner  Montgomery  Street 

South,   office  415  Montgomery,  dwl  Occidental 

Hotel 
Doyle  Rody,  blacksmith  with  Taber  &  Cunningham, 

dwl  NE  cor  Nineteenth  and  Mission 
Doyle  Tliomas,  carpenter,  dwl  63  Clementina 
Doyle  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  36  Garden 
Doyle  Thomas,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill 
Doyle  Thomas,    stevedore,   dwl  E  s   Geneva  bet 

"  Brannan  and  Townsend 
Doyle  William,   boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  310  Fremont 
Doyle  William,  trunkmaker  with  H.  Behrendttfe  Co, 

dwl  E  s  York  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty- 
third 
Doyle  William   E.,  shoemaker,  dwl  530  Stevenson 
DOYLE  A  BARBER,  (John  T.  Doyle  and    Wil- 
liam Barber  J  attorneys  at  law,  office  224  San 
Doyle  &  Cunningham,  (John  E.  Doyle  and   Thos. 

H.  CuaniiigltamJ  billiard  and  liquor  saloons. 

Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Draddy  John,  fireman  stm  Salinas,  Washington  St. 

Wharf,  dwl  60  Jessie 
Drady  David,  laborer,  dwl  41  Jessie 
Drady  Thomas,  tailor,  919  Folsom 
Drager  John,  shipcai-penter,  dwl  407  Pacific 
Drake  Edgar  H.,  messenger  Tide  Land  Survey,  dwl 

91O5  Harrison 
Drake  Eugene  B. /Drake  &  RixJ  dwl  707  O'Farrell 
Drake  George  W.,  (  Thomas  &  D.)  dwl  E  s  Yerba 

Buena  bet  Clay  and  Sacramento 
Drake    Hattie  Anne    Mrs.,  furnished    rooms,  823 

Montgomery 
Drake  Josiah,   real  estate,   office   16  Montgomery 

Block,  dwl  717  Greenwich 
Drake   Samuel,   (Drake    &    Emerson)    dwl   1010 

Washington 
Drake  Sheat  G.,  carpenter,  dwl  603  Pine 
Drake   <fe   Emersou,  (Hamnel  Drake  and  John  A. 

Emerson)   produce   commission,  5!21   and   523 

Sansom 
DRAKE  &   RIX,  (Eugene  B.  Drake  and  Hale 

Rix)  attorneys  at  law,  office  708  Montgomery 
Dramler  Charles,  with  Pioche  &  Bayerque,  dwl  806 

Stockton 
Drantel  Jules,  waiter,  dwl  231  Second 
Draper  Levi,  mariner,  dwl  1010  Natoma 
Draper   Richard,    market,  NE   cor  Eleventh  and 

Natoma 
Draper  Simeon  F.,  compositor  Monitor,  dwl  737 

Howard 
Drathmann  W.  F.,  salesman  with  Taylor  &  Bendel, 

dwl  117  Taylor 
DRAYEUR  A.  &  CO.,  (Jean  P.  Arecs  and  The- 
odore Lacostc)  proprietors  Miners'  Restaurant, 

531  and  533  Commercial 


Drayeur  August,    (A.  Draycur  &   Co.)  dwl  NW 

cor  Jackson  and  Montgomery 
Drechsler  Frederick,  liquor  saloon,  505  Pacific 
Drechsler  Frederick,  tailor,  dwl  34  Hinckley 
Dreen  S.  S.,  compositor  Mornintr  Call 
Dreitlioff  Henry,  waiter,  dwl  6  Clara  Lane 
Dreizehn  Henry,  baker  with  T.  Dellwig,  dwl  738 

Howard 
Drell  Frederioa,    (widow)  West  End  Wine  Hall, 

Brenham  Place,  dwl  810  Washington 
Drennan  James,  engineer  steameliip  William  Taber 
Drennen  John  E.,  boilermaker,  dwl  9  Minna 
Drentel  Julius,  waiter  with  Edward  Marchaud,  dwl 

2:11  Seventh 
Dreschfeld  Henry  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  613  Post 
Dresdener    House,    Theodore    Brown,  proprietor, 

337  Bush 
Dresser  B.  K..  master  mariner,  dwl  2013  Hyde 
Dressier  August,   shoemaker  with  Dietle  &,  Beck, 

dwl  211  Geary 
Dreux  Edward,  (Drevx  &  Pagel)  dwl  1015  Stock 
Dreux  &  Pagel,  (Edward  Dreux  and  August  Pa- 
gel)  boardinghouse  and  liquor  saloon,  cor  Po- 
trero  Avenue  and  Eldorado 
Drew  Abel,  plasterer,  dwl  27  Minna 
Drew  Alexander,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Kate  nr  Bryant 
Drew  Edward  V.,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Alabama  nr 

Twenty -fifth 
Drew  Henry  P.,  collector,  dwl  74  Clementina 
Drew  Hiram  M.,  (Jesse  &  D.J  dwl  128  Fell 
Drew  James  H.  Mrs.,  boarding,  730  Howard 
Drew  John  R.,  (Dillon  &  B.)  dwl  377  Natoma 
Drew  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Main  and  Spear 
Drew  Michael,  longshoreman,  dwl  N  s  Harrison  nr 

Spear 
Drew  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  E  a  York  bet  Twenty- 
second  and  Twenty-third 
Drew  Samuel,  blacksmith  with  David  Hughes,  dwl 

Hayes  nr  Polk 
Drew    Thomas,    shoemaker    with   Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  12  Twelfth 
Drewes  John, barkeeper, NW  cor  Steuart  and  Mission 
Drews  Gustave,  laborer  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

cor  Brannan  and  Eighth 
Drews  Henry,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Co. 
Drews  Louis,  dancing  academy,  39  Fourth 
Drevdemi  Pierre,  tailor  with  Victor  Bazin,  dwl  164 

'Clara 
Dreydorff  Heury,  waiter,  337  Bush,  dwl  6  Clara 

Lane 
Dreyer  Diedrich,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Ken- 
tucky and  Gilmore 
Dreyer  Frederick,  laborer  with  N.  C.  Walton,  dwl 

121  Main 
Dreyer  John,  (Dreyer  Sf  Johnson)  dwl  SW  cor  Clay 

and  East 
Dreyer  John  H.,   shoemaker,  154  Steuart,  dwl  12 

Howard 
Dreyer  Joseph,  shirt  manufacturer,  408  Sacramento, 

dwl  118  Jones 
DREYER  &  JOHNSON,  (John  Dreyer  and  Peter 
Johnson)  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Clay  and  East 
Dreyfious  Theodore,  dyer,  dwl  613  Union,  rear 
Dreyfons  Jules,  jobber,  dwl  33  Moss 
DREYFUS   BENJAMIN,   manager   United  Ana- 
heim Wine  Growers'  Association,  321  Montgom- 
ery, dwU24  O'Farrell 
Dreypoelcher  Frederick,  billiard  table  maker  with 
G.  E.  Phelan,  dwl  S  b  Sutter  bet  Laguna  and 
Buchanan 
Driggs  George  R.,  dwl  823  Jackson 
Drinkhouse  J.  A.,  wholesale  cigars  and  tobacco,  228 

Front,  dwl  42  South  Park 
Drinkwater  Ambrose  M.,  laundryman  with  S.  F. 
Laundry  Association,  dwl  N  W  cor  Turk  and 
Fillmore 
Drinkwater  Thomas,  furniture,  425  Dupont 
Drisalia  John,  expresswagon,  dwl  12  Union  Place 
Driscoll  Catharine,  (widow)  dwl  14M  Mason 


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Driscoll  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  NE  cor  Oak  and 

Octavia 
Driscoll  diaries,  policeman   City  Hall,   dwl  11  i3 

Montjjomery 
Drisfoll  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  512  Mason 
Driscoll  Cornelius  E.,  (Driacoll  &  HagcnJ  dwl  NW 

cor  Vandewater  aud  Powell 
Driscoll  Daniel,  laborer,  bds  214  Broadway 
Driscoll  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  Fifteenth  Avenue  nr 

Q  South  s  r 
Driscoll  Daniel,  peddler,  dwl  E  s  Dora  nr  Harrison 
Driscoll  Daniel  sailmaker,  dwl  320  Clementina 
Driscoll  Daniel,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  N  s  Fifteenth  nr 

Dolores 
Driscoll  Daniel  O.,  laborer,  dwl  606  Third 
Driscoll  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  804  Geary 
Driscoll  Dennis,  clerk  with  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co., 

dwl  530  Tehama 
Driscoll  Dennis,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
Driscoll  Dennis,  stonemason,  dwl  414  Clementina 
Driscoll  Dennis  C,  upholsterer  with  N.  P.  Cole  &. 

Co.,  dwl  26  Natoma 
Driscoll  Dennis   J.,   sailmaker   with    Harding   & 

Bninn,  dwl  310  Clementina 
Driscoll  Frank,  vegetables  and  frnits,  SW  cor  Har- 
rison and  Twenty-fourth 
Diiscoll  James,  waiter,  Russ  House 
DriscollJames  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  1326  Stockton 
Driscoll  James  N.,  deputy   U.  S.   Ganger,  dwl  120 

Perry 
Driscoll  Jeremiah,  gardener,  dwl  48  Jessie 
Driscoll  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  210  Washington 
Driscoll  Jeremiah,  laundrymau  with  Junius  G.  Fos- 
ter, Cliff  House,  Point  Lobos  Road 
Driscoll  Jeremiah,  shipjoiuer,  dwl  NE  cor  Oak  and 

Octavia 
Driscoll  Jeremiah  J.,  harnessmaker  with  Main  & 

Winchester,  dwl  512  Mason 
Driscoll  John,    butcher  with   H.   J.  Bose,  SE  cor 

Davis  and  Clark 
Driscoll  John,  heater  Pacific  Rolling  Mills,  N  s  Sierra 

bet  Maryland  and  Louisiana 
Driscoll  Johii,  laborer,  dwl  13  Dickraan  Place 
Driscoll  John,  laborer,  dwl  902^  Folsom 
Driscoll  John,  laborer,  dwl  505  Howard 
Driscoll  John,  laborer  with  J.  G.  lis,  dwl  S  s  Union 

nr  Battery 
Driscoll  John,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
Driscoll  John,  peddler,  dwl  E   8   White  Place  nr 

Bryant 
Driscoll  John,  polisher  with  Kimball  Manufacturing 

Co.,  dwl  Seventeenth  Avenue,  South  S  F 
Driscoll  John,  roller  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,   dwl  E  8 

Michigan  nr  Sierra 
Driscoll  Margaret,  tailorese,  dwl  216  Tehama 
Driscoll  Michael,  wheelwright  with  Black  &  Miller, 

dwl  \\\  Mason 
Driscoll  Michael,  deckhand  steamer  Vallejo,  Front 

Street  Wharf 
Driscoll  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  234  Fremont 
Driscoll  Moses,  dwl  cor  Chenery  and  Randall 
Driscoll  Murtey,  laborer,  Laborer' 8  Pro.  Ben  Ass'n 

814  Howard 
Driscoll  Sandy,  contractor,  dwl  531  Natoma 
Driscoll  Timothy,  coremaker  Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  Es  Columbia  nr  Twenty-fourth 
Driscoll  Tinioth)-,  wood,   coal  and  grain,  NW  cor 

Sixteenth  and  Mission 
Driscoll  William  H.,  porter,  306  Clay,   dwl  641 

Washington 
DRISCOLL  &  HAGEN,  (Cornelius  E.  Driscoll  & 

H.  Hai(en)  proprietors  Sanitarium  Baths,  2210 

Poweir 
Drish  John  M.,  salesman  with  Coleman  Bros.,  dwl 

127  Kearny 
Drobaz  Mattio,  coffee  saloon,  503  East,  dwl  NW  cor 

Kearny  and  Vallejo 
Droge  G.  F.  C,  special  policeman,  dwl  524  How- 
ard 


DROGE  JOHN  C.  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Washintrton  and  Stockton 
DROGER  H.  &  CO.,  (Henry   Wuhrmann)  gro- 
ceries and  liquors,  21 1  Pine 
Droger  Henry,  tU.  Droger  &  Co.)  dwl  3  Minna 
Droger  Henry  C,  clerk  with  California  Immigrant 

Union,  dwl  3  Minna 
Droger  Peter,  carpenter,  dwl  260  Tehama 
Droghe  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Front 

and  Pacific,  dwl  207  Pacific 
Drohau  James,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'n, 

814  Howard 
Drohan  John,  drayman,  dwl  230  Folsom 
Droit  John,  cook  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Drolet  John  A.,  grocer,  dwl  21  Valparaiso 
Dromer  Henry,  boarding,  NE  cor  Mont  and  Bdwy 
DROSSEL  JOSEPH  H.,  apothecary.  NW  corner 

Dupont  and  Gearv,  dwl  1183  Broadwav 
DROSTE    HERMANN,    proprietor    Continental 

Hotel,  519-529  Pacific 
Drouaillet    Gustave,    lithographer    and    president 
French  Savings  and  Loan  Society,  dwl  NE  cor 
Washington  and  Kearny 
Drought  Robert,  tailor  with  Wright  &.  Co.,  dwl  569 

Mission 
Drouilhat  John,  (Drouilhat    ^    Cavan)   dwl   710 

Commercial 
Drouilhat  Louise  Madame,  Lafayette  Restaurant, 

710  Commercial 
Drouilhat  &  Cavan,  fJohn  Drouilhat  and   George 

Cavan)  carpenters  and  builders,  813  Jlont 
Drown  Albert  N.,  assistant  citv   and   county   att'y, 
office  621  Clay,  (and   CoirJes    &    D.)   dwl  SVV 
cor  Filbert  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Druber  Henry,  blacksmith  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint 
Drubert  Martin,  restaurant,  dwl  502  Vallejo 
Drucker  Albert,  groceries  and  liquors, SW  cor  Third 

and  Tehama 
Drucker  August,  hairdressing  and  baths,  921  Mont 
Drucker  Eilert,  real  estate,  dwl  SE  cor  Eighth  and 

Jlission 
Drucker  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  228  Bush 
Drucker  John,  (John  Drucker  &  Co.)  dwl  NE  cor 

Sixth  and  Mission 
Drucker  John  &  Co.,  fDeiderich  Knhlmann)   gro- 
ceries and  liquors, NW  cor  Fourth  and  Brauuan, 
and  NE  cor  Mission  and  Sixth 
Drucker  William,  groceries   and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Howard  and  Green's  Court 
Drnery  Catherine  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  815  Market 
Drugan  Samuel,  plasterer,  dwl  .37  Moss 
Druhe  John   G.,   (John   G.  Druhe   &    Co.)    dwl 

junction  California  and  Market 
Druhe  John  G.  &  Co.,  (Henry   Tubhenbosken)  gro- 
ceries and  liquors,  SW  cor  Howard  and  Second, 
and  liquor  saloon,  junction  JIarket  and  Cal 
DRUHE  JOHN  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SWcor 

Market  and  Steuart,  dwl  808  O'Farrell 
Drum  Thomas  J.,  attorney  at  law,  oliice  620  Wash- 
ington, dwl  920  Stockton 
Drum  William  B.,  surveyor,  dwl  737  Howard 
DrummEdmond,  assistant  superintendent  Omnibus 

Railroad,  dwl  314  Third 
Drummond  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  E  8  Main  bet 

Howard  and  Folsom 
Drummond  John  Q.,  laborer  with  Alexander  Weed 

&  Co.,  1020  Market 

Drummond   Richard  S.,   (Drummond  &    Lnmont) 

dwl  E  s  First  Av  bet  Fifteenth   and  Sixteenth 

DRUMMOND  &  LAMONT,  ( R.    S.   Drummond 

and   Geo.    VV.  LarnontJ   wood,   coal,   hay  and 

grain,  Es  Valencia  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 

Drury  Frederick,  fruits.  754  Market,  dwl  28  Geary, 

rear 
Drury  James,  carpenter,  dwl  611  Stockton 
Drury  John  S.,  clerk  with  C.   F.   Richards  &  Co., 

dwl  603  Minna 
Drury  Peter,  groceries  and  liquors,  525  Mission 
Drury  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  14iG  Kearny 


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Diury  William,  merchant  tailor,  635  Kearny,  dwl 

N  8  Twentieth  bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Drusedom  John,  driver  witb  Lyon  &  Co.,  dwl  913 

Greenwich 
Drnssell  Daniel,  butcher,  dwl  4-11  ^  Natoma 
Dryden  Cornelius  P.,  lumberman  with  Asa  M.  Simp- 
son, dwl  131 J  Dora 
Dryer  Charles,  Metropolitan  Livery   Stables,  1320 

Stockton,  dwl  611  Vallejo 
Dryer  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Dryer  Perry,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  722 

California 
Dryedale  Alexander,  laborer,  722  California,  dwl  6 

Fieelon 
DuBois  A.  E.  Mrs.,  principal  City  Training  School, 

dwl  609  Sutter 
Du  Bois  James,  clerk  S.P.  Postoflice,  dwl  609  Sutter 
Du  Bois  James  L.,  bookkeeper  with  William  Blan- 

chard  &  Co.,  dwl  Union  Club  Rooms 
Du  Bois  Louis  P.,  local  UKent  Equitable   Life  Ins. 

Co.,  dwl  1014  Stockton 
DuBrutz   F.   C.   M.,   attorney  at  law,  office   619 

Kearny,  dwl  731  Bush 
Du  Chesne'Paul,  bookkeeper  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 

dwl  SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Jackson 
Du  Jardin  Frederick,  dwl  N  s  Oak  nr  Octavia 
Du  Rose  Francis  F.,   bed-comforter  manufacturer, 

212  Sansom,  dwl  NW  cor  Hyde  and  Wash 
DuPratt  Joseph  J.,  commercial  reporter,  dwl  304 

Mason 
Duane  Charles  P.,  land  agent,  dwl  W  s  Fulton  bet 

Devisadero  and  Scott 
Duane  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  ."JGl  Natoma 
Duaue  Edward,  (Barrett  &  D.)  dwl  561  Natoma 
Duane  John,  special  policeman,  dwl  610  Filbert 
Duane   Margaret  Miss,    dressmaker    with   Rosina 

Shear,  dwl  561  Natoma 
Dnane  Stephen,  laborer,  dwl  512  Mission 
Duaiie  William  A.,  hooks  and  st;itionery,  1511  Stock 
Duane  William  R.  Mrs.,    principal  Greenwich  St. 

Cosmopolitan  School,  dwl  1511  Stockton 
Dubacher  Henry,  milkman,  dwl  431  Pine 
Dubedat  Eugene,  (Pascal,  D.  &  Co.)  dwl  1801  Stock 
Dubereau   Leopold,  (Dubereau  &   BuessardJ  dwl 

516  Pacific 
Dubereau  &  Buessard,  (Leopold  Dubereau  and  Jules 
BuessardJ  proprietors  Cariboo  Hotel,  516   Pac 
Dubinet  Louis,  waiter,  623  Commercial 
Dubois   A.  P.,  auditor  Western  Union  Telegraph 

Co.,  dwl  Es  Folsom  nr  Precita  Avenue 
Dubois  James  L.,  blacksmith,  dwl  S  s  Mission  bet 

Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
Dubois  Joseph,  (Circe  &  D.J  dwl  California  Hotel 
Dubois  Louisa  Miss,  dressmaker,  185  Jessie 
Dubois  Virginia,  (widow)  dwl  1220  Stockton 
Dubois. — See  DuBois 
Dubourque  Edward,  signpainter  with  J.  St.  Denis, 

dwl  621  Vallejo 
Duboy  Victor,  cook,  dwl  NE  cor  Bdwy  and  Kearny 
Dnbn'sch  Pierre,  peddler,  dwl  231  Second 
Duck  John  A.,  compositor  Examiner,  dwl  SW  cor 

Mason  and  Pacific 
Duckel  Nicholas,  clerk  U.  S.  A.  Medical  Purveyor, 

dwl  1707  Mason 
Duckendorf  John,  expresswagou,  dwl  Courtland  Av 

nr  Buena  Vista 
DUCKER  BROTHERS,  (^C/a;/s  and  Johri  DuckerJ 

groceries  and  liquoi's,  SE  cor  Sixth  and  Clara 
Ducker  Claus,  (Ducker  BrothersJ  dwl  SE  cor  Sixth 

and  Clara 
Ducker  Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  162  Jessie 
Ducker  John,  (Ducker  BrothersJ  dwl  SE  cor  Sixth 

and  Clara 
Duckett  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  136  Perry 
Duckett  Edward,  conductor  City  R.  R.,  dwl  S  e 

Seventeenth  nr  Mission 
Duckett  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Ducoing  Eugene,   laborer  with  M.  C.  Boulanger, 
dwl  SE  cor  Jones  and  Filbert 


Ducommon  Eugene,  watchmaker,  526  Commercial, 

dwl  604  Merchant 
Ducommon  Samuel  W.,  wheelwright  with  Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  25  SIdss 
Ducorron   Charles  J.,  entry   clerk   with   Murphy, 

Grant  &  Co.,  dwl  Brooi'dyn  Hotel 
Ducotey  Frank,  expressman,  dwl  522  Filbert 
Ducruet  Justine,  (widow)  laundry,  341  Third 
Duddy  James,  laborer  with  City  Paving  Co.,  dwl 

474  Jessie 
DUDEN  FRERES  &  CO.,  (William  Dadcn  aad 
Otto  MuserJ  importers  laces  and  embroideries, 
NW  cor  Battery  and  Pine 
Duden  William,  (Dudcn  Freres  &  Co. J  res  Brus- 
sels, Belgium 
Dudgeon  Eneas,  portable  hydraulic  pressmaker,  cor 

Eighth  and  Minna 
Dudley  Allen  P.,    (A.  P.   &  G.  A.  Dudley)  dwl 

1078  Union 
DUDLEY  A.  P.  &  C.  A.,  attorneys  at  law,  office 

SW  cor  Clay  and  Kearny 
Dudley   Charles   A.,  (A.  P.  &  C.  A.  Dudley  J  at- 
torney at  law,  office  SW  cor  Clay  and  Kearny, 
dwl  1078  Union 
Dudley  Charles  P.,  registry  clerk  Custom  House, 

dwl  E  s  Pierce  bet  Bush  and  Sutter 
Dudley  David  E.,  oculist  and  aurist,  office  and  dwl 

24  Post 
Dudley   Edgar  T.,  letter  carrier  S.  F.  Post  Office, 

dwl  NW  cor  Washington  and  Sansom 
Dudley  Edward  T.,  clerk  with  A.  P.  &  C.  A.  Dud- 
ley, dwl  1078  Union 
Dudley   George,  variety  store,  N  s  Sixteenth  bet 

First  Avenue  and  Valencia 
Dudley  George  A.,  bootlinisher  with  I.  M.  Went- 

worth  &,  Co.,  dwl  128  Kearny 
Dudoit  Theodore  A.,  salesman  with  Mitchell  &  Bell, 

res  Oakland 
Dueckert  John,  bds  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Pacilic 
Duell  Joseph,  laborer  with  Isaac  Lipzig,  dwl  NW 

cor  Pine  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Duenwald  C.  F.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  125  Fourth 
Duenwald  Frank,  cigarmaker,  dwl  1028  Pacific 
Duev  John,  switchman,  dwl  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Fifteenth 
Dufeau  Ciiarles,  bookkeeper  with  F.  A.  Borel,  dwl 

734   Montgomery 
Duff  Andrew,  dwl  1302  Montgomery 
Duff  Andrew,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  W  s  Gilbert  bet 

Brannan  and  Townsend 
Duft'  Freeman  B.,    machinist    ^tna   Iron    Works, 

dwl  723  Sholwell 
Duff  James,  mariner,  dwl  1302  Montgomery 
Duff  James  M.,  clerk  with  Johnston  <fc  Gonzalez, 

dwl  138  Mason 
DnfF  James  R.,  lumber,  dwl  15  DeBoom 
Duff  John,  frescopainter,  dwl  723  Shotwell 
Duff  John  J.,  frescopainter.  dwl  723  Shotwell 
Dutf  Robert  P.  R.,  (Williamson  &  D.)  dwl  320 

Minna 
Dulf  S.  E.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Union  Grammar 

School,  dwl  1304  JMontgomery 
Duff"  Thomas,  assistant  engineer  North  Pac.  Trans. 

Co. '8  S.  S.  Oridamme 
Dutf  Thomas,  janitor  Broadway  Grammar  School, 

dwl  1414  Kearny 
Duff"  Thomas,  laborer  U.  S.  Appraiser's  store,  dwl 

NW  cor  Taylor  and  Filbert 
Duff  Thomas  G.,  steward,  dwl  111  Welsh 
Dutf  William,  seaman,  dwl  1302  Mont 
Duffesse  Charles,  teamster  with  Hancock  &,  Kelso 
Dutfey  Ann,   (widow)  dwl  529 -Btevensou 
Duffey  James   N.  Jr.,  laborer  Pacific  Barrel  and 

Keg  Co.,  dwl  W  s  Kentucky  nr  Sierra 
Duffey  John,  bakery,   653^  Mission 
Duflfey  William,  coffee  saloon,  SW  cor  Davis  and 

Vallejo 
Dufflcy  Peter,  plumber,  dwl  E  s  Leavenworth  bet 
Turk  and  Eddy 


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Duffield  George  W.,  special  policeman,  dwl    1107 

Montgomery 
Dnffin  John,  drayman,  dwl  18  Minna 
Dufloni  Peter,  s'liipcalker,   dwl  15  Bannam  Place 
Duffy  Alexander,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  101 

Freelon 
Duffv   Anthony,  baker  ■with  James  Collopy,  dwl 

ii30  Second 
Duffy  Bernard,   carpenter,   dwl  W  b  Chattanooga 

nr  Twenty-fourth 
Duffy  Bernard  C,  cigar  and  tobacco  manufacturer, 

1134  Market,  dwl  553  Jessie 
Duffy   Bridget,    (widow)    dwl    W   s    Gilbert   bet 

Bryant  and  Briiniian,  rear 
Duffy  Bridget,  laundry  Lick  House 
DUt'FY  BROTHERS,  (Neil  and  WilliamJ  Grotto 

Saloon,  530  Sacramento 
Duffy  Cathrine,  (widow)  dwl  311   Seventh 
Durty  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  733  Clementina 
Duffy  Dennis,  stonecutter,  dwl  10  Rausch 
Duffy  Edwai'd,    baker    with  Boston  Cracker  Co., 

dwl  N  s  Oregon  bet  Front  and  Davis 
Duffy  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  1812  Dupont 
Duffy  Edward,  expressman,  cor  Howard  aud  First, 

dwl  W  6  Braunau  nr  Fourth 
Duffy  Edward,  laborer,  dwl   NE   cor   Front   and 

Pacific 
Duffv    Edward,    plumber  aud  gastitter,  dwl    125 

Tehama 
Duff;y  Edward  P.,  driver  with  C.  W.  Howe  &  Co., 

dwl  Frank  Place  nr  Mason 
Duffy  Edward  R.,  druggist,  dwl  Wadsworth  House 
Duffy  F'rank,  market,  NW    cor  Filbert  and  Lar- 

kin 
Duffy  Henry,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  557 

Stevenson 
Duffy  Henry  P.,  matchmaker,  dwl  410  Shipley 
Duffy  Hugh",  upholsterer,  dwl  706  Vallejo 
Duffy  Hyacinth,  mariner,  dwl  1713  Hyde 
Duffy  Hyacinth  Jr.,  printer,  dwl  1713  Hyde 
Duffy  James,  boilermaker,  dwl  18  Minna 
Duffy  James,  clerk  with  Wbittier,  Fuller  &  Co., 

dwl  E  s  Valencia  nr  Seventeenth 
Duffy  James,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Illinois  nr  Napa 
Duffy  James,  laborer,  dwl  W  a  Webster  bet;  Haight 

and  Waller 
Duffy  James,  letter  carrier  Postoffice,  dwl  W  s  Lin- 
coln bet  Ellis  and  Geary 
Duffy  James,  liquors,  dwl  904  Kearny 
Duffv  James,  messenger  office  Board  of  Education, 

22  City  Hall,  dwlW  8  Buchanan  bet   O'Farrell 

and  Ellis 
Duffy  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Valencia  bet  Sixteenth 

and  Seventeenth 
Duffy  J.  J.  &  Co.,  ( If-aac  A.  Kenney)  fruits  and 

vegetables,  30  Occidental  Market 
Duffy  .John,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Church  nr  Twenty- 
Fourth 
Duffy  John,  fruits,  dwl  1203  Market 
Duffy  John,  laborer,  dwl  S  a  Hickory  bet  Franklin 

and  Gough 
Duffy  John,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Octavia  and  Rose 
Duffy  John,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refinery 
Duffy  John,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's   S.   S. 

Orizaba 
Duffy  John  J.,  marblecutter  with  James  F.  Sharkey, 

dwl  112  Sixth 
Duffy  John  J.,  ,^J.  J".  Z>)/jfy  <fe   Co.;  dwl   S  8  McAl- 
lister bet  Laguna  and  Buchanan 
Dutfv  Maggie  Miss,  seamstresa  with  I.  Zacharias  &. 

Co.,  dwl  160  Gilbert 
Daffy  Neil,  (Duffy  Brothers)  dwl  122  William 
Duffy  Patrick,  barkeeper  with  J.  O'Brien,  dwl  37 

Minna 
Duffy  Patrick,  expressman,  dwl  347  Fourth 
Duflfy   Patrick,   helper   with  Hawkins  &  Cantrell, 

dwl  E  8  Boyd  nr  Harrison 
Duffy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  110  Freelon,  rear 
Duffy  Patrick,  steward  Grand  Hotel 


Duffy  Peter,  driver  Market  Street  Railroad,  dwl  Va- 
lencia bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Duffy  Terence,  horsedealer,  dwl  174  Jessie 
Duffy  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Filbert  bet  Lar- 

kin  and  Polk 
Duffy  Thomas,  In  borer,  dwl  E  8  Buchanan  bet  Ty- 
ler and  McAllister 
Duffy  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  Ohio  bet  Pacific  aud 

Broadway 
Duffy  Thomas,  shoemaker,  dwl  W  a  Battei'y  bet 

Ijnion  and  Filbert 
Duffy  Thomas  J.,  clerk  with  People's  Insurance  Co., 

dwl. 55  Tehama 
Duffy  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  7  Lick  Alley 
Duffy  William,  coffeestand,  dwl  SW  cor  Sacramento 

and  Davis 
Duffy  William,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Market  nr  Ninth 
Duffy  William,  metal  roofer  with   Henry  G.  Fiske, 

dwl  1  Frank  Place 
Duffy  William,  painter  with  Wason  &  Morris,  dwl 

777  Market 
Duffy  William,  (Duffy  Brothers)  dwl  122  William 
Duffy— See   Duffey 
Duflicker  John,  butcher  with  Phil  Gerhardy,  306 

Kearny 
Dugan  Bernard  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Bridget's  Church, 

dwl  Van  Ness  Avenue  nr  Broadway 
Dugan  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Dugan   Charles,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  cor  Berry  and 

Madden 
Dugan  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  Central   Ocean  Road 

nr  Spring  Valley  Water  Works 
Dugan  Daniel,  driver  Central  Railroad,  dwl  SE  cor 

Fulton  and  Laguna 
Dugan  Daniel,  laborer  with   Israel   Richards,  dwl 

Bay  bet  Jones  and  Leavenworth 
Dugan  Dennis,  soappeddler,  dv^'l  310   Folsom,  rear 
Dugan  Edmund,  expreeswagon,   cor   Howard   and 

Beale,  dwl  \V  s  Main  bet  Market  and   Mission 
Dugan  Edward,  hostler  with  J.  H.  Swain,  dwl  417 

Folsom 
Dugan  Hugh,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl  Po- 

trero  Point 
Dugan  Hugh,   molder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  316 

O'Farrell 
Dugan  Jeremiah,  butcher,  dwl  Bryant  nr  Ninth 
Dugan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  210  First 
Dugan  Jeremiah,  policeman   City   Hall,  dwl  713 

Front 
Dugan  John,  expresswagon,  dwl  E  s  Main  bet  How- 
ard and  Folsom 
Dugan  John,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  407 

Tehama 
Dugan  John,  miner,  dwl  26  Jessie 
Dugan  John,  painter,  dwl  1061  Market 
Dugan  John,  workman  Beale  Street  Planing  Mill, 

dwl  cor  Main  and  Folsom 
Dugan  Mark  M.,  (Dugan  &  Creagh)  dwl  140  Perry 
Dugan  Mark  W.,  drayman  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

61  Clementina 
Dugan  Maurice,  p.iper  boxmaker  with  Max  Waiz- 

man,  dwl  SW  cor  Hyde  and  Green 
Dugan  Michael,  trunk  boxmaker  with  E.  Galpen& 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Fifteenth  and  Howard 
Dugan  Owen,  expressman,  dwl  30  Rausch,  rear 
Dugan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  14 j  Mason 
Dugan  Patrick,  laborer,   dwl  SW  cor  Hyde    and 

Green 
Dugan  Patrick,  laborer   S.   F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  911 

Market 
Dugan  Patrick,  porter  with  John  G.  Hodge  &  Co., 

dwl  13  Frederick 
Dugan  P.  S.,  bootmaker,  N  a  Sixteenth  bet  First 

Av  and  Valencia 
Dugan  Simon,  laborer,  dwl  W  a  Main  bet  Market 

and  Mission 
Dugan  Theodore  H.,  invoice  clerk  with  Redington, 

Hostetter  &  Co.,  dwl  8  Monroe 
Dugan  William,  grocer,  dwl  343  Jessie 


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Dugan  William,  niHrblepoligher,  dwl  407  Tehama 
Dugan  William  J.,  laborer  with  S.  &  G.  Gump,  dwl 

cor  Tliirleenth  and  Valencia 
Dugan  &-  Creagb,  (Mark  M.  Dugan  and  Michael 

Crenph)  boots  and  siioes,  124  Tbird 
Dugjran  Charles,  bootmaker,  dwl  S  s  Sixteenth  nr 

First  Av 
Duggan  John,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  459  Jessie 
Dnggan  Patrick,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Dora  nr  Bryant 
Duggan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Hain-ison  nr 

Eighth 
Dugfjan  Thomas  J.,  laborer  with  Joseph   Sedgley, 

dwl  E  s  Mission  Creek  bet  Seventeenth  and 

Eighteenth 
Duggan  T.  P.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl 

Dora  bet  Harrison  and  Bryant 
Duggan  William,  waiter,  626  Market 
Dugued  William,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Green  bet 

Hyde  and  Larkin 
Duhart  Alfred,  physician,  office  766  Mission 
Duhart  Celesta  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  149  Third,  dwl  9 

Sherwood  Place 
Duhem  Auguste,  (R.  Allen  &  Co.)  dwl  118  Fourth 
Duhne  Herman,  wines  and  liquors,  437  Bush 
Duin  Bernhard,  (JJuin  &  JachensJ  dwl  SW  cor 

Davi.s  and  Clark 
Duin  Christian,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Davis  and  Clark 
Duin  &  Jachens,  (Bernhard  Duin  and  John  Jach- 

enaj  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Davis  and 

Clark 
DUISENBERG  CHARLES  &  CO.,  importers  and 

commission  merchants,  314  Sacramento 
DUISENBERG  CHARLES  A.  C,  Consul  North 

German     Confederation     and     Hessia,    (and 

Charles  Duisenberg  Sf  Co.)  office  314  Sacra- 
mento, dwl  1031  Harrison 
Duiardin  Frederick,  freight  agent  Southern  PaciSc 

R.  R. 
Dujardin  John,  waiter,  509  Pine,  dwl  205  Dupont 
Duke  Catherine,   (widow)    dressmaker,    dwl    788 

Folsoni 
Dnke  John  D.,  carpenter,  dwl  1404  Polk 
Duke  Robert  W.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  529  Second 
Dukenlield  John,  merchant,  dwl  2U08  Larkin 
Dulac  John,  (Dulac  £c  Co.)  dwl  736  Pacific 
Dulac  &  Co.,  (John  Dulac    and   Bernard  SenacJ 

lodgings,  736  Pacific 
Duley  William,  plasterer,  dwl  N  s  Linden  bet  La- 

guna  and  Octavia 
Duliou  E.  &  Bro.,  (John  B.  DulionJ  West  End 

Market,  SW  cor  Pacific  and  Powell 
Dulion  Emil,  (E.  DnUon  &  BrojAwY  1009  Pine 
Dulion  John  B.,  (E.  Dulion  &  Brother)  dwl  1009 

Pine 
Dulion  John  P.,  meatmarket,  533 Pine,  dwl  910  Pine 
Dulion  Leon,  New  Orleans  Market,  705  Pacific,  dwl 

1015  Stockton 
Dulion  Paul,  butcher,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and 

Diipont 
Dulip  Emile,  clerk  with  Dulip  &  Waddington,  dwl 

534  Broadway 
Dulip  John  P.,  (Dulip  &   Waddington)  dwl  534 

Broadway 
Dulip  &  Waddington,  (John  P.  Dulip  and  Alfred 
Waddington)  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Dupont  and  Bdwy,and  feed  store,  534  Bdwy 
Dnllagben  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  17  Natoma 
Dnllahm  James,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
DuUea  Cimrles,  laborer,  dwl  W  b  Juniper  nr  Folsom 
DuUea  Charles,  laborer,   dwl    S    a  McAllister  nr 

Franklin 
DuUea  Dennis,  hostler  with  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  211 

Tehama 
Dumas  Alfred,  laborer,  dwl  732  Pacific 
Dumas  Caroline,  (widow)  dwl  25  South  Park 
Dnmae  Lucien,  laundry,  dwl  715  Stockton 
Dumbereel  James  H.,  expressman,  dwl  E  s  Broder- 

ick  bet  California  and  Pine 


Dumont  Frank,  beer  saloon,  SE  cor  Kearny  and 

Clay,  dwl  E  s  Montgomery  bet  Broadway  and 

Vallejo 
Dumont  Frank,  waiter,  dwl  12  O'Farrell  Alley 
Dumout  Frank  A.,  oysterman  640  Market,  dwl  110 

Mason 
DUMONT  VICTOR,  commission  merchant,  office 

SW  cor  Sansom  and  Jackson,  dwl  31 1  Lombard 
Dun  James  A., assistant  manager  Mercantile  Agency, 

R.G.  Dun  &  Co.  320  California,  dwl  Occidental 

Hotel 
DUN  R.  G.  &  CO.,  (Charles  Barlow,  M.  B.  Smith 

&  E.  Wiman)  The  Mercantile  Ageucy,  ofiice 

320  California 
Dun  R.  Graham,  ( R.  G.  Dun  &  Co.)  resides  New 

York 
Dunagger  John,  currier,  dwl  S  s   Nineteenth  bet 

Howard  and  Capp 
Dnnand  Euselme  Mme,  laundry,  627  Union 
DUNAND    LOUIS    F.,    books,    stationery    and 

newspapers,  1320  Stockton,  dwl  SE  cor  Stockton 

and  Sacramento 
Dunbar  George,  mariner,  dwl  E  8  Main  bet  Howard 

and  Folsom 
Dunbar  George  F.,  clockmaker  with  Joseph  Lipp- 

man,  203  Montgomery 
Dunbar  George  W.,  jeweler,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Dunbar  James,  liquors,  dwl  319  Bush 
Dunbar  James  W.,  liquor  saloon  steamer  El  Capitau, 

Oakland  Ferry,  res  Oakland 
Dunbar  Joseph,   laundryman  with  S.   F.  Laundry 

Association,  dwl  Ws  Pierce  bet  Eddy  and  Ellis 
Dunbar  J.  Wesley,  ('Sw'rt/t,  D.  &  6'o.>  dwl  SE  cor 

Harrison  and  Twenty-second 
Dunbar  M.  laborer,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Dunbar  William,  bricklayer,  dwl  22  Second 
Dunbar  William  A.,  teamster,  dwl  988  Howard 
Dunbar  William  F.,  sign  painter,  dwl  535  Stevenson 
Dunbar  William  H.,  machinist  with  Isaac  H.  Small, 

dwl  52  Second 
Duncan  Charles,  barber,  dwl  1018  Powell 
Duncan  Edward,  machinist  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

37  Minna 
Duncan  Emil,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  217 

Minna 
Duncan   Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 

Berry  and  Ritch 
Duncan   Frederick,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  217  Minna 
Duncan  George,  clerk,  dwl  325J  Bush 
DUNCAN  GEORGE  &  CO.,  asphaltum   workers 

and  roofers,  652  Market,  dwl  1  O'Farrell 
Duncan  George  H.,  grain  sampler  with  Isaac  Fried- 
lander,  dwl  W  8  Pierce  bet  Pine  and  Bush 
Duncan  Heni-y,  grainer  with  Simpson  &  Lemon, 

dvi'l  Minna  bet  First  and  Second 
Duncan  Isabelle,  (widow)  dwl  1  Duncan  Court 
Duncan  James,  cook  B.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
D'.nican  James,  shipjoiner,  dwl  518  Bryant 
Duncan    James,    (Duncan    <&    Warren)   dwl  S  8 

Brannan  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Duncan  James  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  263  Third 
Duncan  John  C,  ship  and  steamboat  joiner,  dwl  816 

Clay 
Duncan  John  M.,  manager  Pacific  Wine  and  Liquor 

Refinery,  dwl  926  Jackson 
Duncan  Joseph  C.,  (Duncan  &  Co.)  dwl 504  Geary 
Duncan  J.  Wylie,  bookkeeper  with  Morrison,  Har- 
ris &  Co.,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Duncan  Redford  J.,  clerk  Grand  Central  Market, 

dwl  449  Howard 
Duncan  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  1608  Bush 
Duncan  Robert  J.,  delivery  clerk  Southern  Pacific 

Railroad 
Duncan  Samuel,  dwl  913  Post 
Duncan  WiUiam,  clerk  with  Duncan  &  Co.,  dwl  504 

Geary 
Duncan  William   L.,  stockholder,  office  422  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  33  South  Park 


JONES,  PtTT.T.TVrAivr  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Lacea  and  Embroideries. 


BEDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Tlie  "Wliolesale  Druggists  of  the  Pacific  Coast. 


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Duncan  William  T.,  cashier  with  Duncau  &.  Co., 

dwl  504  Geiiry 
DUNCAN  &  CO.,  (Jo/feph  C.  Duncan)  real  estate 

atfeuts,  office  413  California 
Duncan  <fe  Warren,  ^ James  Duncan  &  William  H. 

WarreiiJ  tannery,  S  s  Brannan  bet  Eighth  and 

Ninth 
Duncan's  Building,  411^  California 
Dunckel   Charles,  furrier  with  Adolph  Muller,  dwl 

120i  Turk 
Duncks  Herman  P.,  dwl  119  Oak 
Dundee  Dora  Miss,  dressmaker,  45  Second 
Dundes  Lizzie  Miss,  dressmaker  with   Miss  Dora 

Dnndes,  dwl  45  Second 
Dundes  William,  dwl  45  Second 
Duneniaiin  Louis,   storekeeper  with  Seiz  &  Bresse, 

607  Sacramento 
Dungan  Anne  M.,  (widow)  dwl  8  Hampton  Place 
Duugan  Charles  W.,  salesman  with  Orr  &  Atkins, 

dwl  8  Hampton  Place 
Dunliam  A.  J   Mrs.,  clairvoyant,  dwl  90  Everett 
Dunham   Benjamin   F.,  salesman  with  Conroy  &. 

O'Conner,  dwl  1675  Saciamento 
Dunham  Henry,  (Brickus  Sf  D.J  (colored)  dwl  345 

Third 
Dunham  Stephen,  boxmaker  with  Swan,  Dunbar  «& 

Co.,  dwl  340  Fremont 
Dunican  Edwin  C,  brasstinisher  with  P.  R.  O'Brien, 

dwl  431  Minna 
Duniciin  James,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  G.  Norden, 

dwl  37  Fifth  Avenue 
Dnnican  Mary,  dwl  35  Fifth  Avenue 
Dunigan  David,  laborer,  dwl  219  Folsora,  rear 
Dunigan  John,  watchman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Dunion  Matthew,  groceries  and  liquors,  760  Bry- 
ant 
Duniot  Joseph,  milkman,  Old   San  Jose  Road  nr 

Rock  Ranch 
DunUer  Adolph,  (Dunkcr  &    GartelmanJ  dwl  814 

Clay 
Dunker  Christopher,   meatmarket,  NE   cor  Folsom 

and  Fremont  (and  Brown  &  D.J  dwl  424  Fre- 
mont, rear 
Dunker  Diedrich,  barkeeper  S.  F.  Verein  Club 
Dunker  Ernst,  janitor  Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  dwl  209 

Minna 
Dunker  &  Gartelmau,  ( Adolpk  Dunker  and  John 

GartelmanJ  groceries  and  liquors,  NEcor  Clay 

and  Waverly  Place 
Dunkerley  Joseph,   seabaths,  SE   cor  Larkin  and 

Beaeu 
Dunlap  Andrew,  real  estate,  dwl  1125  Folsom 
Dunlap  David  L.,  (Boice  &  D.J  dwl  676  Harrison 
Dunlap  Hannah   Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  6U9  Vallejo 
Dunlap  John,  clerk  with  Hanlou  Brothers,  dwl  308 

Jessie 
Dunlap  Perley,  hackman  Russ  House 
Dunlap  Robert  C,  carpenter,  dwl  N   8  McAllister 

bet  Bucbanau  and  VVebster 
Dunlap.— See  Dunlop 

Dunlay  Edward,  brassfinisher  with  Weed  &  King- 
well,  dwl  44  Minna 
Dunlay  John,  porter  with  .^Eneas  Daily,  dwl  232 

Fremont 
Dnnleavy  Andrew,  grainer  with  Simpson  &  Lemou 
Dunleavy  John,  laborer,  dwl  508  Mission 
Dunlevy  Andrew  J.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  933J 

Folsom 
Dunlevy  Jeremiah,    harnessmaker    with    Main    & 

Winchester,  dwl  204O'Farrell 
Dunlop  Daniel,  shoecutter  with  I.  M.  Weutworth  & 

Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Linden  and  Franklin 
Dunlop  William,    cabinetmaker  with    William  G. 

Weir,  dwl  125  Hayes 
Dunlop  William,  delivery  clerk  with  W.  G.  Weir, 

dwl  NE  cor  Linden  and  Franklin 
Dunniire  Samuel  S.,  carriagemaker  with  Pollard  &. 

Carvill,  dwl  8  Rausch 
Dunn  Andrew,  laborer,  dwl  119  Morton 


Dunn  Bernard,  dravman  with  Rouutree  &.  McMul- 

lin,  dwl  6  0'Farrell 
Dunn  Bernard,    hostler  with  Killip  &  Craig,  dwl 

W  8  Vincent  bet  Union  and  Green 
Dunn  B.  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  103  First 
Dunn  Charles,  cook  Manhattan  House,  707  Front 
Dunn  Gh-Ailea'D..  (Waters,  NewhoJ'  if    Co.)    dwl 

607  Howard 
Dunn  Christopher,  coremaker  Eureka  Foundry,  dwl 

533  Shipley 
Dunn  Cornelius,  carpenter,  dwl  312  Tehama,  rear 
Dunn  Cornelius  C,  carpenter  Californiii  Mills,  dwl 

Es  Valencia  bet  Twenty  fifth  and  Tweniy-si.xth 
Dunn  Daniel,  drayman  with  Rouutree  &  McMullin, 

dwl  716  Turk 
Dunn  Daniel  W.,  steward,  dwl  535  First 
Dunn  David,  porter  with  Ilulcliings  &  Finlayson 
Dunn  David  E.,  (colored)  hairdresser  with  Alexan- 
der Ferguson,  dwl  7  Card  Alley 
Dunn  Dennis,  blacksmith  Vulcau  Lou  Works,  dwl 

14  De  Boom 
Dunn  Dennis,  helper  Risdou  Iron  Works,  dwl  535 

Natoraa 
Dunn  Dennis,  longshoreman,  dwl  5  Bertha  nrBeale 
Dunn   Edward,    bootmaker    with  Buckingham    & 

Hecht,  dwl  Park  Hotel 
Dunn  Edward,  wood  and  coal,  502  Third,  dwl  507 

Bryant 
Dunn  Frank,  laborer,  dwl  10  Lafayette 
Dunn  Frank,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Dunn  George,  machinist  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

30  Natoma 
Dunn  Henry  L.,  cook,  dwl  27  Anthony 
Dunn  Horace  D.,  (Horace  D.  Dunndt  Co. J  dwl  459 

Bryant 
Dunn   Horace  D.  &  Co.,  California  wines  and   li- 
quors, 314  Washington 
Dunn  James,  blacksmith,  dwl  341  Grove 
Dunn  James,  blacksmith,  817  Market,  dwl  E  s  Va- 
lencia nr  Thirteenth 
Dunn  James,    carpenter,    531    Jackson,   dwl    212 

Broadway 
Dunn  James,  clerk  with  Deeth,  Starr  &  Campbell, 

dwl  41  Tehama 
Dunn  James,  lamplighter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Dunn   James,  piledriver  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl 

cor  Berry  and  Madden 
Dunn  James,  teamster,  cor  Mission  and  Main,  dwl 

W  8  Eighth  bet  Howard  and  Folsinn 
Dunn  James,   wood,  coal  and  feed,  SW  cor  Pacific 

and  Powell,  dwl  1219  Powell 
Dunn   James  C,  shoemaker,  dwl  cor  Mission  and 

Sixteenth 
Dunn  James  F.,  steward  Cosmopolitan  Hotel,  dwl 

242  Minna 
DUNN  JAMES  J.,   agent    Jonathan    Kittredge's 

Safes,   office  317  Battery,  dwl  640  Jessie 
Dunn  John,  dwl  219  Tehama 
Dunn  John,  accountant,  302  Montgomery 
Dunn  John,   blacksmith   Fulton   Foundry,   dwl  3 

Baldwin  Court 
Dunn  John,  bookkeeper  Bank  California,  dwl  506 

Eddy 
Dunn  John,  bootmaker,  dwl  W  s  i\Ii8siou  nr  Ridley 
Dunn  John,  bricklayer,  dwl  19  Minna 
Dunn  John,  carpenter,  dwl  140  Minna 
Dunn  John,  clerk,  dwl  41  Tehama 
Dunn  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Dunn  John,  milkranch,  Bernal  Hights  bet  San  Bruno 

and  San  Jos^  Roads 
Dunn  John,  salesman,  Tobin,  Davisson  &  Co.,  dwl 

S  8  Riley  nr  Jones 
Dunn  John,  shoemaker  with  Charles  Palmer,  dwl 

230|  Clara 
Dunn  John,   woodcarver  with  Bryant  &  Strahan, 

dwl  777  Market 
Dunn  John  B.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  1114  Folsom 
Dunn  John  D.  shipcarpenter,  dwl  26  Fi'ederick 
Dunn  Joseph,  cartman,  dwl  15  Bernard 


THS  PEOPLES  INSUBANCiJ  CO.  is  the  most  progressive  Company  on  the  Coast. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Boots  and  Shoes. 


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DuDti  Josepli,   dairyman  with  John  Dunn,  Bemal 

Higtits  bet.  Sau  Bruno  and  San  Jo86  Roads 
Dunn  Joseph,  liquor  saloon,  637  Third 
Dunn  Joseph,  varniaher  with  Goodwin  &  Co.,  dwl 

277  Minna 
Dunn  Lavinia,  (widow)  dwl  1057  Foieora 
Dunn  Lawrence,  machinist,  dwl  E  s  Valencia  bet 

Twenty-tifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Dunn  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  1308  Jackson 
Dunn  Martin,  mason,  dwl  120^  Turk 
Dunn  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  I  Claii-ville  Place 
Dunn  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  335  Shipley 
Dunn   Mary,    (widow)  dwl  W  s  Guerrero  bet  Thir- 
teenth and  Fourteenth 
DUNN  MATHEW,  contractor,  dwl  615  Natoma 
Dunn  Michael,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Dunn  Patrick,  expresswagon,  717  Market,  dwl  227 

Minna 
Dunn  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  512  Mission 
Dunn  Patrick,  painter,  dwl  34  Minna 
Dunn  Patrick  P.,  sliuttermaber  Phceuix  Iron  Works, 

dwl  229  Third 
Dunn   Peter,   stevedore,  dwl  W  s  Ilaiipshire  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Dunn  Peter  J.,  barkeeper,  515  California,  dwl  1236 

Sacramento 
Dunn  R.,  dwl  631  Sacramento 
Dunn  R.  C,  naturalist,  dwl  Coso  House 
Dunn  Simeon  A.,  salesman  with  Boston  Furniture 

Co. ,  dwl  514  Jessie 
Dunn  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  50  Natoma 
Duun  Thomas,  clerk,  )Oi.t  Battery,  dwl  Card  Alley 
Dunn  Thomas,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory,  dwl 

cor  Pennsylvania  and  Nevada 
Dunn  Thomas,  lumberman,  dwl  14  Anthony 
Dunn  Timothy,  lal)orer,  dwl  12Rassette  Place 
Dunn  William,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  <&  Co.,  res 

Sacramento  City 
Dunn  William  A.,  laborer  S.  F.  and  P.  Sugar  Refin- 
ery, dwl  14  Folsoni  Avenue 
Dunn  William  C.,  teamster,  dwl  16  Rassette  Place 
Dunn  William  W.,  machinist,  dwl  1802  Dupont 
Dunne  .John,  porter  and  special  policeman  California 
Labor  Exchange,    dwl  SW  cor   Mission    and 
Thirteenth 
Dunne  Joseph,  barkeeper,  dwl  SE  cor  Pacific  and 

Battery 
Dunne  Joseph,  special  policeman,  dwl  213  Broad- 
way 
Dunne  Margaret,   (widow)  dwl  E  8  Franklin  bet 

Broadway  and  Pacific 
Dunne  Matthew,  hostler,  dwl  210  Mason 
Dunne  Owen,  barkeeper,  SE  cor  Kearny  and  Bush, 

dwl  227  Jessie 
Dunne  Patrick  F.,  shoemaker,  124  Sutter,  dwl  1236 

Sacramento 
Dunne  William,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Pa- 
cific and  Leavenworth 
Dunnigan  Annie,  laundress  Cosmonolitan  Hotel 
Dunnigan  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  135  Dora,  rear 
Dunnigan  Edward,  tinsmith  with  John  M.  Bryan, 

dwl  2  Harriet 
Dunnigan  Elizabeth  Miss,  laundress  with  B.  A.  Por- 
tal, dwl  1142  Folsom,  rear 
Dunnigan  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  143 Silver 
Dunnigan  Francis,  laborer,  dwl  55  Shipley 
Dunnigan  Hugh,  patternmaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  143  Silver 
Dunnigan  James,  laborer,  dwl  140  Natoma 
Dunnigan  John,  Eclipse  Livery  Stable,  527  Pacific 
Dunnigan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  1816  Leavenworth 
Dunnigan  Michael,  marblepolisher,  dwl  W  s  Ches- 

ley  nr  Harrison 
Dunnigan  Margaret,  shoebinder  with  I.  M.  Went- 

worth  &  Co.,  dwl  242  Ecker 
Dunnigan  Marv  Miss,  seamstress  with  I.  Zacharias 

&  Co.,  dwl  82  Natoma 
Dunnigan    Michael,     (Kennedy    &    Co.)   dwl   10 
Chesley 


Dunnigan    Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  E   s  Harriet   nr 

Folsom 
Dunnigan  Patrick,  (Dvnnigan&  O'Dea^  dwl  1309 

Sacramento 
Dunnigan   Peter,  painter  with  Hopps  &  Sons,  dwl 

371  Jessie 
Dunnigan  Thomas,  expressman,  dwl  371  Jessie 
Dunnigan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  10  Anthor'y 
Dunnigan  Thomas,  lahoier,  dwl  1121  Mission 
Dunnigan  &  O'Dea,  { Patrick  Dunnigan  and  Mar- 
tin 0'  DeaJ  horseshoers,  33  Post 
Dunning  Edward,  gardener  with  Austin  D.  Moore, 

dwl  1516  Folsom 
Dunning  Eli  B.,  rolling  department  U.  S.  Branch 

Mint,  res  Oakland 
Dunning  James,  laborer,  dwl  253  Clara 
Dunning  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Dunning  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Fifth  and 

Clara 
Dunning   Orson,  physician,  office  SW  cor  Sansom 

and  Jacksou,  room  6 
Dunning  Patrick,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

253  Clara 
Dunning  Terrence,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  NE  cor  Fifth 

and  Clara 
Dunning  Thomas,  groceries  and  liquors,  253  Clara 
Dunning  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  231  Perrv 
Duunin^ton  Charles  A.,  clerk  with  H.  !F.  Williams 

&  Co.,  dwl  44  Third 
Dunnon  M.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Dunnovan  Robert,  molder,  dwl  528  Brj'ant 
Dunnovan  Timothy,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  528  Bryant 
Dunphy  Edward,   contiactor,  dwl  E  s  Dora  nr 

]3ryant 
Dunphy  Patrick,  teamster  with  Daniel  A.  McKin- 

non,  dwl  S  s  Geary  bet  Hyde  and  LarKin 
Dunphv  T.  James,  fG'impel  4-  B.J  dwl  413  Hyde 
Dunphy  William,  (Dunphy  &  HildrethJ   dw"l   111 

Mason 
DUNPHY  &  YiUAiUWan,  (William Dunphy  and 
Thomas   Eildictk)   wholesale   butchers.   First 
Avenue  nr  Kentucky,  office  533  Kearny 
Dunsford  John,  carriagemaker  with  Eugene  James, 

dwl  837  Folsom 
Dunshee   Cornelius,    carpenter    and   builder,   dwl 

Fifteenth  Avenue  bet   P  and  Q  South  S.  F. 
Dunsing  Charles,  barkeeper,  SW  cor  Market  and 

East 
Dunsing  William,   sashmaker  with  A.  C.  Beach  & 

Co.,  dwl  20  Natoma 
Dunstone  William,  laborer,  dwl  Wisconsin   Hotel 
Duuworth  John,  laborer,  dwl  905  Folsom 
Dunworth  Peter,  longshoreman,  dwl  19  Clinton 
Duparque  Emil,  hairdresser,  dwl  719  Clay 
Duparque  Louis,  tailor,  dwl  111  Fifth 
Duparr  John,  foreman  with  H.  F.  Williamson,  dwl 

739  Folsom 
Duparr  Thomas,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory,  bds 

Iowa  nr  Nevada 
Duperu  Numa,  bookkeeper  with  James  De   Frem- 

ery,  dwl  508  Second 
Dupis  Justin,  laborer  with  Philip  Donoho,  dwl  1211 

Dupont 
Dupont  Paul,  clerk  with  J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co..  dwl 

NE  cor  Bush  and  Stockton 
DUPONT  POWDER  CO.,   John   Skinker  agent, 

office  108  Battery 
Duport  Charles,  ( Suroille  &  D.J  dwl  cor  Lombard 

and  Franklin 
Dupre  Clement,  butcher  with  Gustave  Borel,  dwl 

Railroad  Av  nr  Sixth  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Dupre  Eugene,  attorney  at   law,   office   606  Mer- 
chant,  dwl  W  8  Dolores   bet  Sixteenth  and 
Seventeenth 
Duprey  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  529   Greenwich 
Dupuy"  John"  (Dupuy  &  Co. J  dwl  528  Broadway 
Dupuy  M.  Mrs.,  principal  Mason   St.    Cosmopolitan 

School,  dwl  525  Green 
Dupuy  Paul,  jewelry  boxmaker,  620  Merchant 


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Dapny  &  Co.,  f. John  Dupny  and  Mir  (in  Cametto) 

Ciirriajje  and  wagon  makers,  .W8  Broadway 
Dnqnesnay  Charles,  rectifier  spirits,  dwl  Ss  Seven- 
teenth nr  Valencia 
Dnran  David,  waiter  507  Clav,  dwl  28^  Hnnt 
Duran  George,    wheelwright    with   Benjamin  A. 

Fisher,  dwl  1208  Larkin 
Duran  John,  butcher  23  San  Francisco  Market,  dwl 

329  Broadway 
Dnrand  Adrian,   collector  French   M.   B.   Society, 

dwl  447  Fifth 
Dnrand  August,  importer  •wines,   626  Sacramento, 

resides  Oakland 
Durand  Charles,  metal  roofer  with  Henry  G.  Fiske, 

dwl  S  8  Bryant  nr  First 
Durand  Louis,  waiter,  French  Hospital 
Duraiit  Thomas,   laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Front  and 

Sacramento 
DUR15R0W  ALFRED  K.,  secretary  Gonld  k  Cur- 
rv  S.  M.  Co.,  22  Merchants  Exchange,  dwl  1410 
liush 
Durbrow  Elbridge,  clerk,  dwl  320  Sfason 
Dnrbrow  Genrtre  \V.,  purser  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's 

S.  S.  Oriflamme 
Dnrbrow  Joseph  Jr.,  dwl  320  Mason 
Durden  Henry,  ai5i<istant  with  Benjamin  B.  Thayer, 

Apothecaries'  Hall,  dwl  24  Sixth 
Dureind  Daniel,  waiter  Bismark  Hall,  dwl  NW  cor 

Broadway  and  Kearny 
Dnrell  John,  mariner,  dwl  .531  East 
Durell  Joseph,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Durgin  Aaron,  barkeeper  with   John  Brickwedel, 

dwl  cor  Post  and  (Jemetery  Avenue 
Dnryin  John,  cooper,  dwl  709  Larkin 
Durham  Christopher,  laborer,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Durham  Elmira,  (colored  widow)  dwl  515  Broad- 
way 
Durham  Ephraim  B.,  cooper,  dwl  20  Sansom 
Durham  James,  peddler,  dwl  518  Mission 
Durham. — See  Derham 
During  John,  butcher  with  M.   Selig  &  Co.,  dwl 

Fifth  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Durkee  Frank  D.,  jeweler,  dwl  419  Pine 
DURKEE  JOHN  L.,  tire  marshal,  office  14  City 

Hall,  third  floor,  dwl  1031  Clay 
Durkee  Thomas,  shoemaker,  dwl  S  s  Alta  bet  San- 
som and  Montgomery 
Durkiii  James,  laborer  "Central  E.  E.  depot,  dwl 

1230  Folsom 
Durkin  John,  cook  with  Henry  Lahnsen 
Durkin  John  M.,  clerk  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Durner  John,  salesman  with  J.  S.  Hand,  dwl  66 

Natoma 
Dnrney  Alfred  F.,  receiving  teller  Hibemia  Savings 

and  Loan  Bank,  dwl  N  s  Geary  nr  Broderick 
Durney  Michael  J.,  bookkeeper  with  A.  Lnsk<S;  Co., 

dwl  NE  cor  Geary  and  Broderick 
Durnin  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  Ohio  bet  Pactficand 

Broadway 
Dunlin  James,  carpenter  with  Patrick  Durnin,  dwl 

125  Fifth 
Dnrnmg  Charles,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  and 

boarding  and  lodging,  112  Jessie 
Darning  Thomas  G.,  superintendent  Eureka  File 

Works,  31 1  Mission 
Durr  John,   (Kennedy  Sj-  D.)  dwl  3  McDermott 

Place 
Durr  Patrick,  clerk  with  John  Durr,  dwl  3  McDer- 
mott Place 
Dury  F.  S.,  frnits,  dwl  28  O'Farrell,  rear 
Dusenberg  L.,  fof  Busenberg  Bros.,  Walla  Walla) 

dwl  6"27  Geary 
Dusenberg  li^ador,  merchant,  dwl  606  Geary 
Dusenberg  Nathan,  merchant,  dwl  627  Geary 
Dusold  Charles,  hairdresser  with  S.  Saalburg,  dwl 

725  Vallejo 
Dussol  Gustav,  ( Belloc  Freres)  dwl  730  Sutter 
Dustan  Alexander  Taylor,  clerk  Bella  Union,  dwl 
1107  Kearny 


Dustin  Jane  Mrs.,    (colored)   hairdresser,  dwl  230 

Minna 
Duatin  Thomas,  (colored)   porter,  611  Sacramento, 

dwl  230  Minna 
Dutard  Hypolite,    produce    commission,  217  Clay, 
dwl  W  8  How  bet  Twenty-first  and  Twenty-sec 
Dutard   Eugene,  clerk  with  Hypolite  Dutard,'  dwl 

109  Montgomery 
Dutch  William,  dentiet,  office  and  dwl  26  Mont 
Dutcher  John  M.,  foreman  with  D.  A.  Macdonald  & 

Co.,  dwl  NW  cor  Eddy  and  Pierce 
Dutcher  Sarah  L.  Miss,  saleswoman,  429  Mont 
Dutertre  Bapiiste,  dwl  1018  Stockton 
Dutreux  Josephine  Mrs.,  furni.slied  rooms,  630  Sac 
Dnttnn  Cvrns.  barber,  dwl  126  Perrv 
DUTTOSf  HENRY,  president   Farmers'   and  Me- 
chanics' Bank  of  Savings,  oflice  225  Sansom,  dwl 
N  8  Suiter  bet  Scotland  Devisadero 
Button  Henrv  Jr.,  (Button  &  Moore)  dwl  30  Laurel 

Place 
Dutton  Joseph,  carpenter,   dwl  N  a  Hickory  bet 

Webster  and  Buchanan 
Dntton  S.  Edwards,  (Ghiya^  S(  B  )  dwl  44  Third 
Dutton  William,  driver  with  N.  Gray  &.  Co.,  dwl 

643  Sacramento 

Dntton  William,  ( Button  &  Slusa)  313  Montgomery 

Dutton  William  J.,  marine  clerk  Fireman's  Fund 

Ins.  Co.,  dwl  N  8  Sutter  bet  Scott  and  Devisd'o 

DUTTON  &  MOORE.  (Henry    Button    Jr.  and 

John  A.  Moore)  hay  and  gi'ain,  pier  7  Stenart 
Dutton    &.   Slos.s,    (William  Button  and  J nmcs  H. 

Sloss)  cigars  and  tobacco,  313  Montgomery 
Dutv  Warren  L.,  bookkeeper  Dexter  Stable,  dwl 

'225  Bush 
Duval  C,  real  estate,  dwl  N  s  Seventeenth  bet  Sec- 
ond Av  and  Guerrero 
Duval  Charles  J.,  (Newman  <!?•  D.)  dwl  615  Pine 
Duval  Ele,  blacksmith  with  T.  D.  Lamer,  dwl  W  s 

Valencia  nr  Seventeenth 
Duval  James,  clerk  with  Reynolds,  Howell  &  Ford, 

dwl  615  Pine 
Duval  John  M.,  woodturner  with  L.  &  E.  Emanuel, 

dwl  74  First 
Duval  William,  clerk  with  Pioche<!t;  Bayerque,  dwl 

677  Harrison 
Duveneck  Charles  B.,  (Duvcneck  &  Co.)  dwl  NW 

cor  Seventeenth  and  Dolores 
Duveneck  &.  Co.,  (Charles  B.  Buveneck  and  Henry 
Tieljen)  groceries  and  liquors,  cor  Seventeenth 
and  Eureka 
Duvivier  Eugene,  waiter,  530  Merchant,  dwl  Vallejo 

Place 
Duxbury  Paul  C,  deputy  U.  S.  Ganger,  dwl  22  John 
Dwelle  James  H.,  salesman  with  James  W.  Burn- 
ham  &  Co.,  dwl  5  Stockton 
Dwight  George,  clerk  with  Lewis  Teese,  Jr.,  dwl 

63 1  Sacramento 
D wight  George  G.,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Sanchez  bet 

Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Dwight  Theodore  F.,  bookkeeper  Pacific  Bank,  dwl 

21 6  Bush 
Dwinelle  John  W.,  ^iS<7M7!<7er.?  &    ]).)  attorney  at 

law,  office  509  Kearnv,  res  Oakland 
DWIXELLE  SAMUEL' H.,  Judge  Fifteenth  Dis- 
trict Court,  chambers  Exchange  building,  room 
30,  dwl  225  Leavenworth,  cor  Eddy 
DWOEZAZEK    BENEDICKT,  Chicago  Saloon, 
SE  cor  California  and  Kearny,  dwl  1U09  Leav- 
enworth 
Dwyer  Ann  (widow)  dwl  NE  cor  Mission  and  Ninth 
Dwyer  David  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  114  Ellis 
Dwver  Edward  H.,  assay  department  U.  S.  Branch 

"Mint,  dwl  114  Ellis 
Dwyer  George  R.,  clerk  with  Lorin  Braun,  dwl 

cor  Napa  and  Illinois 
Dwyer  George,  flour  packer  with  E.  Kennedy,  dwl 

E  8  Sixth  bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Dwyer  James,  barkeeper,  819  Kearnv 
Dwyer  James,  photographer,  dwl  7  O'Farrell 


THE  PEOFIiES  INSURANCE  CO,  is  the  sovindest  Company  on  the  Coast. 


C.  P   VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO..  708.  712.  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Hats  and  Caps. 


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Dwyer  J.  C.  &  Co.,  dryj^oods,  104  Third 

Dwyer  Jeremiah,   boileimaker  Miners'    Foundry, 

'dwl  518  Mission 
Dwyer  Jeremiah,  olei-k  with   John  J.    O'Bi'ieii  & 
Co..  dwl  W  6  Capp  bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Twen- 
ty-sixth 
Dwyer  Jeremiah  M.,  ( Rear  don  &   D.)   dwl  705 

Stockton 
Dwyer  John,  dwl  Coso  House 
Dwyer  John,  driver  Omnilms  R.  R.,  dwl  4  Sumner 
Dwyer  .lolin,  mariner,  dwl  504  Davis 
Dwyer  John,  stevedore,  dwl  ii49  Tehama 
Dwyer  John  C,  {J.  C.  Dwyer  &  Go. J  dwl  720  Mis- 
sion 
Dwyer  Jolm  E.,  macliinist  A''ulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

KiFoLsom  Avenue 
Dwver  Jolm  P.,  visiting  cardwriter,  605  Mont  and 

Grand  Hotel,  dwl  909  Folsom 
Dwyer  Joseph,  druggist,  219  Prtcilic,  dwl64Natoma 
Dwyer  Kate,  (widow)  dwl  22  Natoma 
Dwyer  Kate  i\ligs,  seamstress,  dwl  (i4  Natoma 
Dwyer  Laurence,  painter,    dwl    W  s  Alabama  bet 

Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Dwyer  Mai'jraret  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Hayes  St. 

Primai'v  School,  dwl  27^  Fourth 
Dwyer  Mary,  (jwidow)  dwl  15  St.  Mary  Place 
Dwyer  Michael,  barkeeper,  819  Kearny 
Dwyer  Alichael,  laborei-,  dwl  43(5  Stevenson 
Dwyer  Mieiiael,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  Sourli 
Dwyer  Michael,  stairbuilder  with   Je.'<se  &   Drew, 

dwl  Market  bet  Franklin  and  Gough 
Dwyer  Robert,  laborer,  dwl  210  Pacific 
Dwyer  Thomas,  finisiier   Pioneer  Woolen  Factory, 

dwl  North  Point  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Dwyer  Thomas,  milkranch,  San  Josu  road   ur  Six 

Mile  House 
Dwyer  Thomas,  peddler,  52  Everett 
Dwyer  Timothy,  baker  with  James  Collopy,  dwl  25 

Spear 
Dwyer  Timothy,   groceries  and  liquors,   SW   cor 

Seventii  and  Natoma 
Dwyer  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  31  Hunt 
Dwver  Tiniotliv,  waiter  with   Philander  F.  Tripp, 

"dwl  Ki  Hiint 
Dwyer  William,  dwl  Es  Folsom  bet  Sixteenth  and 

Seventeenth 
Dwyer  William,  liquorsaloon,  dwl  845  Dupont 
Dwyer  William,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.S. 

(Jrizaba 
Dwyer  William,  weaver  Mission  &  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  Folsom  nr  Fifteenth 
Dwyer  William  A.,  liquor  saloon,  819  Kearny 
Dyas  Adam,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co 
Dybarg  Alfred  V..  sailmaker,  dwl  20  Mary 
Dyckman  John,  CC.  £.  McCmker  &    Co.;  dwl  528 

Jessie 
Dyckman — seeDikeman  and  Dykeman 
Dye  Charles  G.,  caipenter  and  builder,  dwlNW  cor 

Bush  and  Scott 
Dye  Elam,  carpenter,  dwl  Kearny  Street  House 
Dye  Wiliani  M.,  solicitor  Pacific  lusurauce  Co., dwl 

NE  cor  Taylor  and  Sacramento 
Dyer  Ann,  (widow)  seamstress,  dwl   S  8  Kate  nr 

Webster 
Dyer  Charles,  telegraph  operator,  dwl  44  Third 
Dyer  Charles,  plasterer  with  Jennings  &  Garfield 
Dyer  Charles  P.,   clerk  with  Darwin  &  Murphy, 

dwl  t)55  Washington 
Dyer  David  E.,  gilder  with  S.  &  G.  Gump,  dwl 

1820  Market 
Dyer  Frank  E.,  assistant  mailing  clerk  S.  F.  Post 

Office,  dwl  22  Kearny 
Dyer  George  F.,  clerk  with  H.  M.  Newhall  &  Co., 

dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Dyer  Henry,  dwl  1924  Mason 
Dyer  James,  silversmith,  dwl  1023  Sutter 
Dyer  James  S.,  contractor,  dwl  N  sPac  nr  Fillmore 
Dyer  John  B.,  liquors,  W  s  Battery  nr  Union 


Dyer  J.  P.,  dwl  Russ  House 
Dyer  M.,  lamplighter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co 
Dyer  Margaret,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  N  s  Four- 
teenth nr  Guerrero 
Dyer  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  1023  Sutter 
Dyer  Matthew  P.,  bricklayer,  dwl  1023  Sutter 
Dyer  Michael,  stonemason,  dwl  1023  Sutter 
Dyer  Richard,  drayman,  325  Davis,  dwl  S  s  Bush 

bet  Lagunsi  and  Buchanan 
Dyer  Rodolphns,  helper  with  Swan,  Dunbar  &  Co., 

dwl  Fourteenth  bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Dyer  Rudolph  us  C,  deputy  license  collector,  dwl 

1222  Pine 
Dyer  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Guerrero  andQuinn 
Dyer  William,  tailor,  dwl  15  Clara 
Dyer  William  C,  cooper,  Battery  nr  Union,  dwl  E 

8  Bartol  nr  Broadway 
Dykeman  Owen,  engineer  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  steamer 

Kalorama,  dwl  807  Mason 
Dykes  Robert,  compositor  with  Smyth  &  Shoaff,  dwl 

8  Minna 
Dyson  John  H.,  collector  with  Hope,  McKillop  & 

Co.,  dwl  627  Poet 

E 

Ead  John,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 
Orizaba 

Eade  George,  carpenter,  dwl  914  Market 

Eade  William,  stevedore,  dwl  4  Francisco 

Eades  William,  baker  with  Deeth,  Starr  &  Camp- 
bell, dwl  23  Natoma 

Eadon  William  H.,  clerk  with  Crane  &  Brigham, 
dwl  N  8  Jessie  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 

Eagan  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  3  Minna 

Eagan  Charles  H.,  painter  with  Hopps  &  Son,  dwl 
12  Cleaveland 

Eagan  Charles  P.,  First  Lieutenant  U.  S.  A.  re- 
cruiting officer  and  commanding  Provost  Guard, 
office  313  Kearny,  dwl  Nucleus  Hotel 

Eagan  Cornelius,  booifinisher  with  Buckingham  & 
Hecht,  dwl  Branium  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 

Eagau  Edward,  laboi'er  with  31.  H.  Turrill,  dwl 
2810  Buchanan 

Eagan  Edward,  plasterer  Plasterers'  Ass'n,  727 
Market 

Eagan  F.  Dillon  Rev.,  dwl  cor  Wash  and  Jones 

Eagan  James,  dwl  431  Dupont 

Eagan  James,  carpenter,  dwl  777  Market 

Eagan  James,  stonecutter  with  Edward  McGrath 

Eagan  James,  waiter,  dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and  Stock- 
ton 

Eagan  James,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 
Idaho 

Eagan  John  G.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl 
12  Ritch 

Eagan  John  J.,  dwl  21G  Third 

Eagan  John  J.,  bootblacking,  208  Bush,  dwl  45 
Jessie 

Eagan  Joseph,  compositor  New  Age,  dwl  3G8 
Mission 

Eagran  Michael,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas.  Co., 

Eagan  Michael  J.,  f Buckley  Sj-  E.J  dwl  Devisadero 
bet  Eddy  and  Turk 

Eagan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  43G  Jessie 

Eagan  Patrick,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 

Eagan  Patrick,  mason  Stonemasons'  Ass'n,  NE  cor 
Bush  and  Kearny 

Eagau  Thomas,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  & 
S.  Co.,  dwl  728  Market  ' 

Eagan  Thomas,  cartnian,  dwl  28  Clara 

Eagan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  535  Minna 

Eagan  Thomas  A.,  tinsmith,  dwl  28  Clara 

Eagau. — See  Egan 

Eagel  Louis,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  Green's  Court  nr 
Howard 

Eager  Lucy,  (widow)  dwl  19  Langton 

Eager  William  T.,  pressman  with  Francis  <fc  Valen- 
tine, dwl  1304  Montgomery 


JONJQS,  FUIiliMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Ladies'  and  Cliildreu's  Woolen  Qoods. 


HEDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Agents  for  Hall's  Hair  Renewer. 


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Eagle  Brass  and  Bell  Foundry,  Greenberg  &  Co. 

proprietors,  1205  Fremont 
Eagle  Frank,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  1  Ad^le  Alley 
Eagle  Lodgings,  Albeit  G.  Sherman  proprietor,  320 

Sansora 
Eagle  Quicksilver    Mining  Co.,   f Santa   Barbara 

County)  office  30'J  Jlontgomery 
Eagle  Waielioiise,  Na'lian  li.  Lowell  proprietor, 

NW  cor  Pine  and  Davis 
Eagles    Henry,    masterraason  New  U.  S.  Branch 

Mint,  dwi  cor  Fifth  and  Mission 
Eagles  John  H.,  (Holland  &   E.J  dwl  3  Central 

Place 
Eagles  Marian)  P.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  1009  Howard 
Eagles  T.,  dwl  3  Central  Place 
Eagles  William  C,  carpenter  Southern  Pac.  R.  R., 

dwl  10(19  Howard 
Eagleson  Johu  G.,  salesman,  28  Sansom,  dwl  Russ 

House 
Eainfell  -Joseph,  longshoreman,  dwl  8  Minna,  rear 
Eakins  Peter  A.,  commission  meichaut,  office  230 

Kearny 
Eanies  Aloiizo  D.,  conductor  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl 

3U  Rausch 
Eanies    Mauly,    periodicals   and    stationery,   1134 

Market 
Eanies  Niles  E.,  clerk  with  William  H.  Stearns  & 

Co..  dwl  4-.*l  Dupont 
Eames  P.  J.,  watcliuiau  Citj'  Railroad 
Earliardt  John  W.,  miller,  dwl  707  Ellis 
EARL  DANIEL  W.,  forwarding  and   commission 

merchant,  office  '^26  Cal,  res  Sacramento  City 
EARL  JOHN  O.,  office  SW  cor    California   and 

Sansom,  dwl  34  Essex  cor  Harrison 
Earle  A.  B.  Miss,  assistant  teacher   City,  Training 

School,  dwl  1123  Sutter 
Earle  Alvin  C,  carpenter,  dwl  Point  Lobos  Road 

1  mile  from  toll  gate 
Earle    George,    lumber    surveyor,   office    pier    13 

Steuart,  dwl  074  Harrison 
Earle  George  F.,  entry  clerk  with  Redinglon,  Hos- 

tetier  it.  Co.,  dwl  1123  Sutter 
Earle  Halford,  porter  Merchants'  Exchange  Bank, 

dwl  1123  Sutter 
Earle*  Henry   G.,  bookkeeper    with    McKenua    & 

Bro.,  dwl  124  Fifth 
Eaiie  Heniy    H,   clerk    Redington,    Hosteller  & 

Co.,  dwl  1123  Sutter 
Earle  Johu  H.,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Clay  and 

Drumm,  dwl  1319  Mason 
Earle  Mary  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  271  Minna 
Earle  S.  H.  Miss.,  assistant  teacher  City  Training 

School,  dwl  674  Harrison 
Earle  Slade  A.,  foreman  with  Buckingham  &Hecbl, 

dwl  cur  Hickory  and  Octavia 
Earle  William  H.,  clerk  with    Redington,  Hostet- 

ter  &  Co.,  dwl  1123  Sutter 
Earles  Michael,  baker  with  Hughes  &  Foley,  dwl 

328  Third 
Early  James  E.,  laborer,  dwl  661  Minna 
Earns  Lizzie  Mrs.,  dressmaker  with  Miss  B.  Winck- 

leiiian,  dwl  SO.')  Vallejo 
Eary  William  B..  painter  with  Hopps  &  Sons 
Easly  Benjamin  C,  porter  with  Treadwell  &  Co., 

dwl  103  First 
Eason  M.  Miss.,  seamslress,  dwl  26  Sixth 
Eastabrook  M.  Miss,  compositor  Morning  Call 
Eastbrook  Chaiies,  (Adams  Sf  Go. J  dwl  101  Jessie 
Eastbrook  Charles  D.,  porkpacker  with  Adams  & 

Co.,  dwl  101  Jessie 
Easten  Samuel,  carpenter,  dwl  533  Commercial 
E  isterbrook  D.  E.,  mining,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Eastliam  Henry  F.,  mariner,  dwl  Hj  Moss 
Eastland  Alfre'd  T.,  dwl  1507  Clay 
Eastland  Andrew  J.,  clerk  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  816 

Sutter 
EASTLAND  JOSEPH  G.,  secretary  S.  F.  Gas  Co., 
office  BE  cor  First  and  Natoma,   and  City  Hall 
commissioner,  dwl  816  Sutter 


Eastley  Francis,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Market  nr  Ninth 
Eastman  Cyrus  A.,  mariner,  dwl  2  Ewer  Place 
Eastman  Cyrus  A.,  capitalist,  728  Montgomery,  dwl 

28  Hawthorne 
Eastman  Edward,  engraver,  dwl  1123  Clay 
Eastman  Edward  H.,  helper  city  and   county  Sur- 
veyor, dwl  528  Pine 
Eastman  Emilv  R.,  artist,  109  Third 
EASTMAN  FRANK,  Franklin  book  and  job  print- 
ing, office  .i09  Clay  and  508  Commercial,  dwl 

1117  Taylor 
Eastman  George  W.,  janitor  Mercantile  Library, 

216  Bush 
Eastman  Harrison,  marine  painter  and  engraver, 

dwl  and  studio  1123  Clay 
Eastman  Richard,  sashcutter  with  B.  &  J.   S.  Doe, 

dwl  NW  cor  Main  and  Mission 
Eastman  Thomas  S.,  (Hill  &  E.J  dwl  .■)22  Third 
Eastman  Wel)Ster,  carpenter,  dwl  421  Bush 
Eastman  William  H.,  carpenter  and   builder,   dwl 

528  Pine 
Easton  A.  S.,  surveyor,  office  202  Montgomery,  dwl 

330  O'Farrell 
Easton  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  S  s  Lily  Av  bet 

Gough  and  Franklin 
Easton  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway 

and  Dupont 
Easton  George  R.,  stevedore,  dwl  437  Greene 
Easton  George  W.,  tire  clerk   Occidental  Ins.   Co., 

dwl  513  Jones 
Easton  James,  cabinetmaker,  1027  Market,  dwl  1120 

Mission 
Easton  John,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  311  Third,  rear 
Easton   Lizzie   B.    Aliss,   a.«sistant   teacher    Kincon 

Grammar  School,  dwl  513  Jones 
Easton   Oliver   W.,  asplialtum    roofer,    office    316 

Montgomery,  dwl  513  Jones 
Easton  Wendell,  bookkeeper  with  Madison  &  Burke, 

dwl  513  Jones 
Eastport  Coos  Bay  Coal  Mining  Co.,  office  31  Mer- 
chants Exchange 
Eastwood  Albert,  machinist,  dwl  N  s  Natoma  bet 

Eighth  and  Ninth 
Eastwood  Francis,  sea  captain,  dwl  737  Howard 
Eastwood  Herbert,  machinist  Union  Iron  A\"ork8 
Eastwood  Thomas,  locksmith,  dwl  W   s  Main  bet 

i\Iarket  and  .Mission 
Eaton  Albert,  clerk  with  Louis  Weber,  dwl  NW  cor 

Paije  and  Franklin 
EATON  CHARLES  S.,  importer  and  wholesale 

and  retail  music,  and  musical  instruments,  138 

Montgomery,  dwl  1206  Mason 
Eaton  Cornelius  J.,  mining,  dwl  :i30  Fremont 
Eaton  Frederick  W.,  superintendent  Mutual  Life 

Ins.  Co.  of  N.  Y.,  dwi  1418  California 
Eaton   G.   W.,  watchman  C.   S.    Nav.  Co's  eteara 

dredger,  dwl  SW  cor  Mis.sion  and  Spear 
Eaton  Henry  J.,  clerk  Le   Grande   Laundry,   dwl 

E  R  Thirteenth  nr  Folsom 
Eaton  I.  Ward  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl   NE  cor  Essex 

and  Laurel  Place 
Eaton  Jonas  A.,  agent  with  Continental  Life  Ins. 

Co.,  dwl  309  Sutter 
Eaton  L.  P.,  druggist  with  Redington,  Hostetter 

&  Co.,  dwl  1710  Mason 
Eaton  Noble  H.,  clerk  Bank   California,   dwl  NE 

cor  Essex  and  Laurel  Place 
Eaton  Robert  S.,  farmer,  dwl  NE  cor  Bryant  and 

Seventh 
Eaton  Thomas,  sawyer  with  Wells,  Russell  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  First  and  Mission 
Eaton  William,  woolgrader,  S.  F.  Wool  Exchange, 

dwl  SW  cor  Mason  and  Vallejo 
Eayrs  Harrison  P.,  painter,  dwl  7  Clarice  Place 
Eayrs  Harry  E.,  signpainter  with  William  J.  X. 

Robinson,  dwl  37  Second 

Eayrs See  Avers  and  Avres 

EBBETS  ARTHUR  M., "Merchants  Coal  Yard,  113 

and  115  Sacramento,  dwl  1405  Jones 


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C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Clothing,  etc. 


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Ebbingliaiisen  Francis,  clerk,  dwl  SE  cor  Kentucky 

and  Giliiiore 
Ebbini;han6en  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 

Third  and  Howard 
Ebeliiig  Philip,  ciiainmaker  with   California  Jew- 

ehv  Co.,  dwl  603  Filbert 
Eber  a'.,  dwl  515  Hyde 
Eber  Lawrence,  blucksmitb,  dwl  728  Market 
El)erall  William,  Inborer,  dwl  10  John 
EBERHAKDT  AND   AURORA   iMINING  CO., 

Limited   (White  Pine)  otiice  302  Moutji-oniery 
Eberliatdt  Ernst,  groceries  and    liquors,  SVY    cor 

Howard  and  Sixtli 
Eberiiardt  Fritz,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Tenth  and  Mission 
EBERHARDT     MILL     AND      MINING    CO., 

(Wiiite  Pnie)  oftice  302  Montgomery 
Eberhtirt  Adolpb,  (Eberhart  &  Lachm'an)  dwl  503 

Gieenwich 
EBERHART  &  LACHMANN,  (A<lo!ph  Ebcrhari 

and   Samuel  LachmanJ  California  wines  and 

brandies,  SE  cor    E'irst  and  Market   and  534 

Market 
Eberle  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes,  dwl  116  San  Bruno 

road  nr  Twenty-seventh 
Eberle  Robert  M.,  prompter  California  Theater,  dwl 

713  Bush 
Eberling  Philip,  jeweler,  dwl  307  Filbert 
Eberinayer  Adulpb,  editor  Abend  Post,  dwl  Prescott 

Honse 
Ebers   Henry,  salesman  with  J.  Levy  &  Bro.,  dwl 

HOC  Stockton 
Ebert  August,  musician,  dwl  18  Morey  Alley 
Ebliiig  Tiicodore,   porter  with   F.  Tillman",   dwl  3 

Mary  Lane 
Eccles  John,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co 
Eccles  John  S.,  plumber  ,nud  gastitter,  9-10  JIarket, 

dwl  E  8  Mission  bet  Tweuty-lirst  and  Twenty- 
second 
Eccles   William,  plumber  with  James  J.  O'Shea, 

dwl  319  Union 
Erhart  Heniy,  billiard  manufacturer,  612  Battery 
Echej^aruy  Benita  Mrs.,  seamstiess,  dwl   SW  cor 

Broadway  and  Dupont 
Echgelmeier  Herman,  groceries  and  liquors,  SEcor 

Union  and  Kearny 
Echter  Francoise,  crimper,  dwl  616  Broadway 
Eck  Florent,  cooper,  dwl  S  s  Polk  Lane 
Eckel  Heniy,  slateroofer,  dwl  616  Lomliard 
Eckel    Henry   B.,  proprietor   Eureka  File  Works, 

311  Mission,  dwl  421  Sansom 
ECKEL    J.     N.,    physician,  office    and    dwl    325 

Geary 
Eckel  Laura  E.,   (widow)  milliner,  dwl  52  Second 
Eckelmaun  John,   barber  with   Broedel  &  Troell, 

dwl  1187  Broadway 
Eckenrolli  Joseph  L  ,  blacksmitli  with  Mowry  and 

Frazer,  dwl  \V  s  Wash  Av  bet  How  and  Mission 
Ecker  George   O.,  watchmaker  with  M.   M.  Bald- 
win <fc  Co.,  dwl  635  Geary 
Eckert    Charles    E.,     shoemaker     with    Beez    & 

DeLonge,  dwl  15  Harhin  Place 
Eckert  F.  Al.,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  516  Bush 
Eckert  Ignatius,  dwl  521  Howard 
Eckert  Peter,  market,  SE  cor  Sutter  nr  Powell,  dwl 

431  Sutter 
ECKFELDT  J.  M.  &  CO.,  importers,  jobbers  and 

manufacturers  wire  goods,  412  Clay 
Eckfeldt  J.  M.,  (J.  M.  Eckfeidt  Sc  Co./ rea  Oakland 
Eckliardt  Henry,  butcher,  1427  California 
Eckhardt  Louis  H.,  bookkeeper  with  John  C.  Bell, 

dwl  506  Greenwich 
Ecklen  Robert  E.,  painter  with  Noble  &  Gallagher, 

dwl  8  Virginia  Place 
Eckles  John,   lireman   S.  F.    Gas  Co.,  dwl   555 

Howard 
Ecklev  George  R.,  receiving-teller  Bank  California, 

dwll2  0'Farrell 
Eckley   Henry,  f  James  W.  Burnham  4'  Co. J  res 

Boston,  Mass 


ECKLEY  JOHNL.,  f. lames  W.  Burnham  &  Co. 

and  James  ChiHx  &  Co. J  dwl  W  s  Kentucky 

bet  Butte  and  Twentieth 
Eckley  William,  carpenter,  dwl  Ws  Yorknr  Solano 
Eckhind  John,   porter  with    Edwin   J.  Foster,  dwl 

S  8  Point  Lobos  Av  2  miles  from  toll>rate 
Eckman   Alexius  O.,  teacher  music,  dwl  N  s  Fol- 

Bom  nr  Eleventh 
Ecks  George  J.,  captain  schooner  Clara,  dwl  New 

Atlantic  Hotel 
Eckstein  Alfred  B.,  cigars  and  tobacco  Lick   Honse 
Eckstein   Leopold,  salesman  with  S.   Popper,  dwl 

155  Clara 
ECLECTIC    LIFE    INSURANCE    CO.,     (New 

York)   George   Clausseuius  manager,  office  333 

Montgomery 
Economical  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  George  N. 

Williams,  general  agent,  office  411^  California 
Ecton   liichard,  saddler  and  harnessmaker,  dwl  5 

Sonoma  Place 
Ector  William,  (colored)  compositor  Elevator  office, 

dwl  J!)  Scott 
Ecldington  James,  agent,  dwl  106  Jackson 
Eddy  Elsie  A.,  (widow)  dwl  35  South  Park 
Eddy  James  Jr.,  drayman,  dwl  Continental  Hotel 
Eddy  James  J.,  liquors.  Continental  Hotel,  dwl  527 

Pacific 
Eddy  Nelson  B.,  marine  secretary  Home  Mutual 

Ins.  Co.,  office  15  Merchants'   Exchange,  dwl 

30  McAllister 
Eddy  Olive  S.,  (widow)  dwl  562  Howard 
Ede  William,  contractor,  dwl  NW  cor  Second  Ave- 
nue and  Camp 
Edelkamp  Bernard,  wood  and  coal,  SW  cor  Folsom 

and  Sieuart 
Edeliuan  Jacob,  confectioner  with  Charles  H.  Mer- 
cer, dwl  811)  Jackson 
Edelmann  Joseph,  machinist,  dwl  3  Cottage  Place 
Edelmann  M.  A  ,  upholsterer  with  N.  P.  Cole,  dwl 

3  Cottage  Place 
Eden  Albert,  clerk  with   Henry  Hildeibrant,  NW 

cor  Sutter  and  Clara  Lane 
Eden  John,  deckhand  steamer  Santa  Cruz,  Wash- 
ington Street  Wharf 
Eden  John,  (Heina  &  E.)  dwl  1111  Montgomery 
Eden  Landing  Steamer,  Henry  Osteiioh  agent,  of- 
fice 117  Drumm 
Edeqvist  Carl,  cigarmaker  with  Charles  Potron,  dwl 

745  Clay 
Edes  William,  baker  with  Deeth,  Starr&  Campbell, 

dwl  23  Natoma 
Edgar  Daniel  J.,  mail  clerk  S.  P.  Chronicle,  dwl 

1804  Mason 
Edgnr  George  K.,  confectioner,  dwl  S  a  Bertha  nr 

Beale 
Edgar  John,  bootmaker  with  James  Barton,  dwl  13 

Jackson  Place 
Edgar  M.  J.,  compositor  Morning   Call,  dwl   \1\ 

Clinton 
Edgar  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  Barfol  nr  Broadway 
Edgerly  Lafayette,  cai-penter,  dwlSs  Bush  nr  Pierce 
Edgerly  N.  B.,  ship  chandlery,  46  Clay,  dwl  NW 

cor  Second  and  Folsom 
Edgerton  G.  H.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League, 128 Kearny 
Edis  Stephana,  (widow)  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and 

Dupont 
Edler  Charles,   carpenter  with  William  Williams, 

dwl  pjleventh  Avenue  nr  M,  South  S.F. 
Edmond  John,  tailor  with  Julius  Tammeyer,  dwl 

1220  Stockton 
Edmonds  Charles  W.,  fruits,  and  fireman  steamer 

No.  8,  S.F.  F.  D.,  1313  Pa.ific 
Edmonds  Harry,  teamster,  dwl  W  b  Decatur  nr 

Bi'yant 
Edmonds  James,  painter,  dwl  527  Bryant,  real' 
Edmonds  Joseph,  musician,  dwl  533  Commei'cial 
Edmonds  Marcus  A.,  (Hale  &  E.)  attorney  at  law, 

office  No.   1  Exchange  Building,  dwl  W  8  Capp 

bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 


JONE3,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Fancy  Dry  Goods. 


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Edmondson  Thomas  J.,  ffiain  mercbant,  office  NW 

cor  Jackson  and  Sansom.  dwl  Union  Club 
Edmonston  Benjamin  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  1507  Clay 
Edmnnd  H..  woiknian  with  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery, 

SVV  cor  Brannaii  and  Eiffhili 
Edmunds  George,  d\vl9i:}  Clay 
Edmunds  Henry  H.,  (Edmunds  &  Mills)  dwl  115 

Hayes 
Edmunds  Sophie  Mrs.,  dwl  Ws  Shotwell  nr  Twen- 

tvfoiirth 
Edmunds  William  H.,  helper  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  5i22 

Howard 
Edmunds  &   Mills,    (Henry  H.   Edmunds  &  J.  C. 

Mills  J  carpenters,  115  Hayes 
Edmunds. — See  Edmands  and  Edmonds 
Edmundson  Barker, painter  with  Wilson  &  Moulton, 

dwl  763  Harrison 
Edmundson  Joseph  W.,  barkeeper,  416  Pine,  dwl 

410  Kenrny 
Edouart  Alexander,  (Edouart  &  Cohh)  dwl    G26 

O'Farrell 
Edonart   «fe    Cobb,  (Alexander  Edouart  &  David 

Cobb)  Photographic  Art  Gallery,  504  Kearny 
Edeberg  Edward,  clerk,  dwl  212  Post 
Edson  Clinton  A.,  Custom  House  broker,  oflBce  Cus- 
tom House,  res  Alameda 
Edson  George,  liookkeeper.  dwl  124  Fifth 
Edson  William  P.,  clerk  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe,  dwl  N 

W  cor  Natoma  and  Fifth 
Edstrom  Anna  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  321  Powell 
Edstrom  Thomas,  truukmaker  with  E.  Galpen  &  Co., 

dwl  321  Powell 
Edward  August,  cook,  647  Commercial,  dwl  Stev- 
enson bet  First  and  Second 
Edwards  Anna  M.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  525  Pine 
Edwards  Annie  E.   Miss,  compositor  Pioneer,  dwl 

1008  Market 
Edwards  A.  W.  M.,  rigger,  dwl  Sixteenth  Avenue 

bet  P  and  Q   South  S.  F. 
Edwards  Charles,  helper  Kisdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

Mission  bet  First  and  Second 
Edwards  Charles  B.,  bookkeeper  with  Rouutree  & 

JIcMuUin,  dwl  421  Green 
Edwards  Cliarles  P.,  carpenter,  dwl  SW  cor  Mari- 
posa and  Tennessee 
Edwards  David,  agent  E.  Dauphinot  &  Co.,  dwl 

1114  Stockton 
Edwards  Edward,  cook,  dwl  429  Sutter 
Edwards  Edward,  cooper  with  Eberhart  &  Lach- 

man,  dwl  Rincon  Place 
Edwards  Edward,  porter  with  Sathcr  &  Co.,  dwl  E 

6  Diamond  bet  Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Edwards   Edward  W,,   shiprigger,  dwl  Sixteenth 

Avenue  bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Edwards  Eliza  Mrs.,  dwl  52  Tehama 
Edwards  Eliza  Mrs.,  dwl  930  Howard 
EdwardsEliza  J. ,  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  211  Second 
Edwards  Frank,  clerk  with  Austin  &  Co.,  SE  cor 

Montgomery  and  Sutter 
Edwards  Fi-ank,  painter,  dwl  28  First 
EDWARDS    FRANK    G.,    importer  carpets,  oil- 
cloths, window  shades,  etc.,  and  manufacturer 

paperhangings,  628  and  630  Clay, dwl 308  Bian 
Edwards  Frederick,  silverburuisher  Pacific  Plate 

Works,  dwl  529  O'Farrell 
Edwards  George,  (Edwards  &   Co.)  dvfl  SW  cor 

Diamond  and  Nineteenth 
Edwards  George  J.,  clerk  with  A.  J.  Moulder,  dwl 

52  Tehama 
Edwards  Henry,  actor  California  Theatre,  dwl  216 

Chestnut 
Edwards   Henry,    (C.    &    P.   H.    Tirrell  &  Co.) 

dwl  216  Stockton 
Edwards  Henry   C.,  clerk  with  John  G.  Hodge  & 

Co.,  dwl  .52  Tehama 
Edwards  Henry  C,  drayman,  NP]  cor  San  and  Com 

dwl  N  8  Sutter  bet  Franklin  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Edwards  James,  expressman,  cor  Fiist  and  Market, 

dwl  117  Jessie 


Edwards  James,  physician,  office  526  Kearnv,  dwl 

102  Powell 
Edwards  Jefferson  H.,   butter,  cheese,  egns,  etc., 

27  Metropolitan  Market,  dwl  55  Second 
Edwards  John,  carpenter,  SW  cor  Twenty-second 

and  San  Bruno  Road 
Edwards  John,  mariner,  dwl  214  Steuart 
Edwards  John,  miner,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Edwards  John,  steveilore,  dwl  240  Fremont 
Edwards  John  H.,  musician,  dwl  3  Jasper  Place 
Edwards  John  H.,  with  Riehu,  Hemme  &  Co.,  dwl 

1515  California 
Edwards  .lohn  S.,  bagmaker  with  Neville  &   Co., 

dwl  W  s  Kearny  bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Edwards  Joseph,  gilder  with  Currier  &  Winter,  dwl 

445  Jessie 
Edwards  Joseph,  printer,  dwl  338  Fifth 
Edwards  Joseph   C,    (Lee   &    Edwards)  dwl  629 

Ellis 
Edwards    Justin,    carpenter  H.   C.   League,    128 

Kearny 
Edwards  L:iwrenceB.,  (Sage  &  E.)  dwl  619  Bush 
Edwards  Lowell  S.,  clerk  with  Joseph  Sylva,  dwl 

213  Broadway 
Edwards    Mary,    bakery,    SE    cor  O'Farrell  and 

Leavenworth 
Edwards  Mathias,  porter  with  Pardini  &  Riltore, 

dwl  73  Tehama 
Edwards  M.  C,  carpenter,  dwl  525  Pine 
Edwards  N.  E.,  (widow)  dwl  802  Hdward 
Edwards  Robert  W. ,  jeweler  with  Cal.  Jewelry  Co 
Edwards  Thomas,  deckhand  sim  Monterey,  Wash- 
ington Street  Wharf 
Edwards  Thomas,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mills,  dwl 

N  s  Sierra  bet  Maryland  and  Louisiana 
Edwards  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  214  Steuart 
Edwards  Thomas  C,  clerk  with  Hope,  McKillop  & 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Diamond  and  Nineteenth 
EDWARDS  THOMAS  M.,  druggist  and  apothe- 
cary, NE  cor  Kearny  and  Jackson,  dwl  1104 

Powell 
Edwards  William,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Linden  bet 

Laguua  and  Octavia 
Edwards  William  E.,   bellowsmaker  with  Charles 

W.  Thomas,  dwl407Folsom 
Edwards  William  F..  upholsterer,  dwl  630  Mission 
Edwards  William  H.,  stevedore,  dwl  139  Natoma 
Edwards  William  H.,  steward  Russian  Baths,  dwl 

524  Pari  tic 
Edwards  William  P.  Jr.,  clerk,  dwl  52  Tehama 
Edwards  William  S.,  clerk  with  Barnes  &  Bowie, 

dwl  216  Chestnut 
Edwards  Wilson,  clerk,  520  Market,  dwl  cor  Dia- 
mond and  Nineteenth 
Edwards  &  Co.,  (George  Edwards)  groceries,  520 

Market 
Eells  Allen  M.,  real  estate,  dwl  E  s  Shotwell  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Eells  John  S.,  clerk  forwarding  dept  Wells,  Fargo 

&   Co.,  dwl   SW  cor  Folsom  and  Twenty  liist 
Eells  Robert  S.,  real  estate,  dwl  E  b  Shotwell  ur 

Twentieth 
Eells  Thomas   S.,  carriagemaker,  dwl  W  s  Dolores 

bet  Twenty  second  and  Twenty-third 
Efford  Noah    C.,  groceries  and  liquors,  305  East, 

dwl  1810  Dupout 
Egaalinj  Henry,  fireman,  dwl  cor  Pierce  &  Chesnnt 
Egan  Cornelius,  shoemaker,  dwl  14  Boardman  Place 
Egan  Edward  J.,  blacksmith  with  C.  S.  N.  Co.,  dwl 

326  Green,  rear 
Egan  Henry,  plasterer,  dwl  110  Bernard 
Egan  James,  furnished  rooms,  509  Third 
Esian  James,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Egan  James,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Kansas  nr  Nevada 
Egan  James,  seaman,  dwl  509  Third 
Egan  John,  laborer,  dwl  160  First 
ELran  John,  painter  with  Wasnn  &  Morris 
Egan  John,  printer,  dwl  30  Ritch 
Egan  John,  shoeblack,  dwl  45  Jessie 


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Egan  John,  teacher,  dwl  5  Perry 

E^an  John,  (Kelly  &  E.j  dwl  228  Jessie 

Egan  John  E.,  porter  with  Kelly  &  Egan,  dwl  535 

Minna 
Egan  John  F.,  miner,  dwl  1  Mary 
Eg;in  John  J.,  liquor  saloon,  Bryant  nr  Ninth 
Egan  John   W.,  salesman  with"  Tobiu,  Davisson  & 

Co.,  dwl  210  Tyler 
Egan  Martin,  laborer  with   Wheeler  &   Co.,   dwl 

Twentieth  bet  Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Egan    Mary    Mrs.,  children's  clothing  and  fancy 

goods,  147  Third,  dwl  T)  Perry 
Egan  Michael,  hackmau  with  Harris  Covey,  dwl 

Occidental  Hotel 
Egan  Michael,  Li borer,  dwl  318  Pacific 
Egan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Polk  bet  Turk  and 

McAllister 
Egan  Patrick,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  Railroad 
Egan  Patrick,  /'£o'an  &  Boyle)  dwl  NE  cor  Natoma 

and  Mary 
Egan  Patrick  D.,  bricklayer,  dwl  430  Shipley 
Egan  Peter,  shoemaker,  dwl  2.55  Jessie 
Egan  Richard  R.,  furniture,  805  Howard,  dwl  358J 

Jessie 
Egan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  8  Anthony,  renr 
Egan   Thoraaa  A.,  tinsmith  with  Martin  Prag,  dwl 

28  Clara 
Egan  William,  boottreer  with  I.  M.  Wentworth  & 
Co.,  dwl  S  s  Bernal  Hights  nr  San  Bruno  Road 
Egan  William,  hostler,  dwl  435  Brannan 
Egan  William,  restaurant  and   liquor  saloon,  E  s 

Valencia  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Egan  «fe  Boyle,  (Patrick  Egan  and  Daniel  Boyle) 
groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Natoma  and  Mary 
Egan.— See  Eagan 

Eger  Jolin,  painter,  dwl  1325  Washington 
Egert  William,  cigarmaker  with  Joseph  Kammitter, 

210  Pine 
EGEKTON  HENRY  C  merchandise  broker,  room 

2, 109  California,  dwl  NE  cor  Mont  and  Bush 
Egery  A.  J.,  physician,  and  manager  Coso  House 
Eggers  Frederick,/' Oi-Twe/-  ^  Co.)  dwl  NW  cor  First 

and  Brannan 
Eggers  George,  foreman  with   N.  P.  Cole  &  Co., 

dwl  29  Ritch 
Eggers  George   H.,  (Eggers  &  Co.)  dwl  SW  cor 

Folsom  and  Twelfth 
Eggers   Heiurich,   seaman  schooner  Mary   Ellen, 

Washington  Street  Wharf 
Eggers  Henry  D.  C,  steward,  dwl  SE  cor  Twenty- 
first  and  Treat  Avenue 
Eggers  H.  V.,( Eggers  Sf  Groth)  dwl  .'J34  O'Farrell 
Eggers  J.  F.  G.,  (Osmer  4-  Co.)  dwl  NW  cor  First 

and  Brannan 
Eegers  John  C.,  (Precht  &  E  )  dwl  35(i  Brannan 
EGGERS  &  CO.,  (George  H.  Eggers  and  Chris- 
tian H.   Voigfj  wholesale  groceries  and  provis- 
ions, 210  California 
Eggers  &   Groth,  (11.  F.  Esrgers  and  Carson  H. 
Groth)  groceries   and  liquors,  NE  cor  O'Far- 
rell and  Leavenworth 
Eggert  William,  (Wilke&  E.)  dwl  5  Cottage  Place 
Eggert  W.  W.,  master  mariner,  dwl  1)27  Union 
Eggei  t  W.  W.  Mrs.,  clairvoyant,  dwl  (527  Union 
Eggleton  George,  livery  and"  sale   stable,  119  Jack- 
son, dwl  N  s  Chesnut  h<^X  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Eginton  William,  canvasser  with  H.  H.  Key  &.  Co., 

dwl  1024  Pacific 
Egner  John,  cooper,  dwl  320  Dupont 
Egu  Henry,  bootblack, 748  Washington 
Ehemann  Charles,  dwl  421  Bush 
Eheru  Michael,  stableman,  dwl  I  Margaret  Place 
Ehlen  John,  clerk  with  William  Lilkeudev,  dwl  828 

Clav 
Ehlers  Claus  P.,  (Eklers  db  Brand)  dwl  6  Winters 

Lane 
Ehlers  Frederick,  workman  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery, 

tor  Brannan  and  Eiylith 
Ehlers  Henry,  miner,  dwl  19  Hinckley 


Ehlers  William  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE   cor 

Hinckley  and  Pincknev  Place 
EHLERS  &  BRAND,  (C'/ans  F.  Ehlers  and  Lcon- 
hardt  Brand)  wholesale  wines  and  liquors,  322 
Clay 
Ehlert  Robert,   sailmaker  with   C.   C.  Funk,  dwl 

Continental  Hotel 
Ehraan  Henry,  hairdressing  saloon,  1146  Folsom 
Ehmann  Augu.st,  carpenter,  dwl  8^  Harriet 
Ehmann  Charles,  blacksmith  with  J.  G.  lis,  dwl  423 

Bush 
Ehmann  George,  laborer,  dwl  775  Mission,  rear 
Elimann  George  E..  dwl  775  Mission 
EHRENBERG  THEODORE  A.,  physician,  office 

and  dwl  216  Kearny 
Ehrenfeichter  Albert,  tinsmith,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Ehreufort  William,  real  estate,  dwl   138  Eighth 
Ehrenpfort  Dorretto,  (widow)  dwl  1022^  Folsom 
Ehrenpfort  Frederick,   (Rothschild  4"  £■)  dwl  35 

Russ 
Ehrenwerth  Bennett,  jeweler,  433  Kearny 
Ehrenwerth  Jacob,  clerk  with  H.  Myers,  dwl  818 

Kearny 
Ehret  John  M.,  bootmaker,  1313  Stockton 
Elirhard  Adam,  cloak  and  mantillamaker,  267  Third 
Ehrhardt  David,  shoemaker,  dwl   1  St.  Mary  Place 
Elirhard  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Ehrliorn  Adolphus,  (Hellman  Brothers  S   Co.)  dwl 

1412  Folsom 
Ehrliom  August,  shoemaker,  204  Second 
Ehrichs  Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE   cor 

Broadway  and  Scott 
Ehrichs  Richard,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Vallejo 
Ehrlich  Hermann,  stationery,  fancy  goods,  etc.,  326 

Sixth 
Elirlich  Louis,  merchant,  dwl  162  Perry 
Ehrlich  Theodore,  carrier  Abend  Post,  "bds  435  Pine 
Ehrman  John,  baker,  dwl  Ws  San  Bruno  road  ur 

Twenty-seventh,  Bernal  Hights 
Ehrman  Jo"geph,  clerk,  217  Front,  dwl  7  Mason 
Ehrman   Myer,   (Goldstein,   Seller  <jc   Co.)  dwl  7 

Mason 
Ehrmann  George,  upholstererwith  John  G.Nelson, 

dwl  617  Hayes 
Ehrmann  John,"  liquor  saloon,  W  a  Potrero  Avenue 

nr  Bridge 
Ehrmann  Valentine,  poultry  and  game,  44  and   45 

Occidental  Market,  dwl"  22  Stockton  Alley 
Eich  Rudolph,  gardener,  dwl  1-506  B'ranklin 
Eiche  Martin,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Eichel  Christian,  foreman  upholsterer  with  N.   P. 

Cole  «fe  Co.,  dwl  355  Minna 
Eichenkotter  Edward,  pantryman  with  John  Rea- 
gan, dwl  SW  cor  Sixth  and  Bryant 
Eichers  John,    electropathist,  office  and  dwl  833 

Pacific 
Eichholzer  John,  painter  with  Noble  &  Gallagher, 

dwl  728  Market 
Eichler  Paul,  pantryman,  8  Kearny,  dwl  618  Cal 
EickhofF Theodore,  "cook,  dwl  SW  cor  Clay  and  East 
Eideuniiiller  George,  physician,  office  and   dwl  Or- 
leans Hotel,   1 17  Post 
Eidenmuller  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  712  Union 
Eikerenkotter  Edward,  salesman  with  Locan  &.  Co., 

dwl  439  Bush 
Filers  Frederick,  seaman,  dwl  613  Pacific 
Einfelt  F.,  cooper  S.  F.   Stock  Brewery,  dwl  S  s 

Chestnut  bet  Mason  and  Powell 
Einsfeld    Peter,    barber,    1140    Market,    dwl    456 

Jessie 
Einstein    Abraham,  (Einstein   Bros.    Sf   Co.)   res 

Boston 
Einstein  Baruch,  dravman,  115  Pine,  dwl  423  Srev 
EINSTEIN  BROTHERS  &  CO.,  (Zadoc  and 
Abraham  Einstein,  Aaron  and  Abraham  Alt- 
may  er  and  .Joseph  Bastheim)  importers  and 
jobbers  boots  and  shoes,  and  depot  United  Work- 
ingmen's  goods,  113-117  Pine 


JONES,  Jr-UIjIjMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  MilUnery  Qoo«Ia. 


YEKBA  SANTA  is  the  safest  and  best  Blood  Purifier  ever  before  the  Public. 


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Einstein  Zadoc,  (Einstein  Bros  Sf  Co.)  dwl  431 
O'Fanell 

Eipper  Thomas,  hairdresser,  40y  Pacific 

Eiinian  George,  shoemaker,  919  Pacific 

Eisel  Charles,  ivoryturner  with  J.  G.  H.  Meyer, 
dwl  917  Pacific 

Eiselen  Alfred,  waiter,  112  Kearny,  dwl  31  Hunt 

Eiseman  Jacob,  butcher,  dwl  603  Post 

Eisen  Antrnstus  F.,  (Eiscn  &  SchmidtJ  dwl  NW 
cor  Grove  and  Franklin 

Eisen  Brothers,  { Francis  T.  ond  George)  proprie- 
tors Pioneer  Flour  Mills,  10-20  Stevenson 

Eisen  Francis  T.,  ^£«se«  Brothers  J  dwl  II    Silver 

Eisen  George,  (Eisen  Brothers)  dwl  11  Silver 

Eisen  James,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Flour  Mills, 
dwl  54  Clementina 

EISEN  &  SCHMIDT,  (Augustus  F.  Eisen  and 
P.  R.  Schmidt)  architects,  office  103  Post 

Eisenberg  E.  &  Brother,  (Morris  Eisenberg)  ci- 
gar manufacturers,  603  Front 

Eisenberg  Eikan,  (E.  Eisenberg  &  Brother)  dwl 
NE  cor  Bush  and  Dupont 

Eisenberg  Isidor,  merchant  tailor,  611  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  1619  Powell 

Eisenberg  Morris,  (E.  Eisenberg  &  Brother)  dwl 
1619  Powell 

Eisenbi-aun  Henry,  bathman  with  Lampe  Bros., 
Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Eisenhardt  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 

Eisenbardt  John,  capitalist,  dwl  42S  Broadway 

Eisenhart  Charles,  stevedore,  dwl  W  s  Main  bet 
Market  and  Mission 

Eisenhauer  Adam,  dwl  1107  Clay 

Eisenhauer  John,  jeweler  with  William  Baehr  & 
Co.,  dwl  1107  Cluy 

Eisenstein  Paul,  peddler,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway 
and  Dnpont 

Eiseuworth  S.,  (widow)  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  318  Fourth 

Eiser  Fierierick,  cigarmaker,  dwl  625  Pacific,  rear 

Eiser  Louis,  laborer,  dwl  il36  Sutter 

Eisei't  Carl,  (Schneider  i^  Go.)  dwl  3  Clara  Lane 

Eisfelder  William,  (S.  Simon  Sf  Co.)  dwl  235 
Stevenson 

E'siug  Margaret  Miss,  vestmaker  with  J.  Jack- 
son, dwl  NW  cor  Pacific  and  Powell 

Eisler  Simon,  cook,  dwl  NE  cor  Broadway  and 
Kearny 

Eisner  Charles  M.,  cigarmaker  with  T.  Sntliff, 
dwl  Ns  O'Farrell  bet  Powell  and  Mason 

Eisner  Daniel  D.,  merchant,  dwl  21  Harriet 

Eisner  David,  bookkeeper,  25  Battery,  dwl  21 
Harriet 

Eitel  Charles,  clerk  with  Joseph  W.  Wesson,  dwl 
N  s  Heron  nr  Eighth 

Eitel  Henry,  clerk  with  William  Simpson,  bds 
Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

EITNER  KUDOLF,  designer  and  wood  engraver, 
629  Clay,  room  9 

Eixner  Annie  H.,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  329 
Broadway 

Eizaga  Florencio,  porter,  dwl  2  Gardner  Alley 

Ek  John,  tailor,  dwl  110  Virginia 

Ekelund  Enic,  electrogilder  and  silverplater,  620 
Merchant 

Ekensteen  Augustus,  clerk  with  Tobin,  Davisson 
&  Co.,  dwl  530  Greenwich 

Ekhard  William,  porter  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue 
Export  Warehouse,  dwl  Hall's  Alley  bet 
Broadway  and  Vallejo 

Eklof  8.  Louis,  salesman  with  Loean  &  Co.,  dwl 
626  California 

Eklund  John,  tailor,  bds  1022  Dnpont 

Eklund  Sven  Abel,  tailor,  dwl  110  Virginia 

Ekstrand  Alexander  M.,  cabinetmaker,  610^  How- 
ard, dwl  612  Howard 

Ekstrom  Augustii  Mrs.,  millinery,  1118  Dupont 

EUstrom  Charles,  musician,  dwl  1118  Dnpont 

El  Taste  S.  M.  Co.,  (Sonora  Mexico)  office  37  New 
Merchants'  Exchange 


EL  PROGRESO,  (semi-weekly)  Alexander  Forbes 

proprietor,  office  603  Wash 
Elam   Robert  H.,   merchant,   office  302  Calilbrnia, 

dwl  621  Leavenworth 
Elder  Alexander,   bookkeeper  with  T.  H.  Hatch  & 

Co.,  res  Oakland 
Elder  James  W.,   salesman  with  Muiphy,  Grant  & 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Howard  and  Seventli 
Elder  John,  carpenter  with  Seth  Walker,  dwl  1619 

Sacramento 
Elder  Stephen  W.,   carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  63  Tehama 
Elder  William  J.,  (Elder  &  Bobbie)  dwl  254  First 
Elder  &  Dobbie,    (  William  J.  Elder  t\-  James  B. 

DobbicJ  stoves  and  tinware,  544  Clay 
Eldracher  Peter,  real  estate,  dwl  121  Seventh 
Eldredge   Albert  S.,  register  clerk    Fifteenth  Dis- 
trict Court,  dwl  4  Brenham  Place 
Eldredge  Thomas  R.,  translator  foreign  languages, 

dwl  314  Union 
Eldredge  Livingston,  carpenter,  dwl  1139  Union 
Eldridge  Benjamin  G.,  (W.  IV.  dough  ,^  Co.)  dwl 

1006  Powell 
Eldridge  Charles  H.   salesman  with  J.  C.  Johnson 

&'Co.,  dwll05  Mason 
Eldridge  Edward  D.,  real  estate,  dwl  2S  Fifth  Av 
Eldridge  George  C,  (Eldridge  &  Middleton)  dwl 

513  Post 
Eldridge  James  L.,  (Eldridge  &  Hall)  dwl  Pixley 

Place  nr  Fillmore 
Eldridge  J  .Oscar,  (H.  M.  Newkall  &  Co.)  dwl  646 

Folsom 
Eldridge  Joseph,  saloon  keeper,  dwl  709  Commer- 
cial 
Eldridge  L".   A.,     carpenter  H.   C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
Eldridge   Michael   J.,    boilermaker  with  McAiee, 

Spiers  &  Co.,  dwl  46  Jessie 
Eldridge    Oliver,  (Eldridge   &    Irwin)    dwl   615 

Sutter 
Eldridge  Sylvester  A.,  solicitor  Union  Insurance  Co., 

dwl  N  s  Capp   bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Eldridge  &  Hall,    (James  L.  Eldridge  JJ-   Albert 

Hall)  milkmen,  Greenwich  nr  Scott 
ELDRIDGE    &    IRWIN,  (Oliver    Eldridge    & 

Richard  B.  Irwin)  agents  Pacific  Mail  Steam 

Ship  Co.,  office  cor  First  and  Brannan 
Eldridge  &  Middleton,  (George  C.  Eldridge  &   S. 

P.  Middleton)  wood  and  coal,  14  Post 
Eldridire — See  Eldredge 

ELECTRICAL  CONSTRUCTION  &    MAINTE- 
NANCE CO.,  George  S.  Ladd  superintendent, 

office  522  California 
Electro  Magnetic  Sewing   Machine,  Joshua  Hendy 

proprietor,  office  NE  cor  Mission  and  First 
ELEVATOR,  (weekly)   Philip  A.  Bell,  editor  and 

proprietor,  office  616  Battery 
ELFELT  A.  B.  &  CO.,  (Alfred  P.  Elfclt,  Solomon 

Goldsmith  JJ-  Albert  A.  Levi)  importers  doth- 

ingand  gent's  furnisbini:  troods.  111  Battery 
Elfelt  Alfred  P.,   (A.  B.  Elftlt   6f    Co.)  dwl  407 

Sutter 
Elfelt  Augustus  B.,  (A.  B.  Elfelt  Sj-   Co.),  resides 

New  York 
Elfelt  Joseph,  merchant,  office  111  Battery,  dwl  407 

Sutter 
Elford   Alfred  T.,  foreman  California  Mills,   dwl 

9181  Folsom 
Elford  Jane  R.  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  9I85  Folsom 
Elford  R.  H.,  carpenter  California  Mills,  dwl  918i 

Folsom 
Elford  William  R.,  carpenter  California  Mills,  dwl 

918  J  Folsom 
Elftman  N.  G.,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Elias  Anselm,  meat  market,  28  Fourth,  dwl  405 

Leavenworth 
Elias  Lippmaun,  glazier,  dwl  829  Greenwich 
Elias  Manus,  bookkeeper  with  Wormser  Bros.,  dwl 

230  Kearny 


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C.  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Jewelry  and  Albums. 


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Elias  Philip,  commission  merchant,  dwl  Sac  nr  East 
Eliaser  Abraham,  ciiravs  and  tobacco,  204  Stenart 
Eliott  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  S  8  Austin  bet  Franklin 

and  Goiigh,  rear 
Eliser  John  L.,  liostler  with  Julius  C.  Eeis,  dwl  cor 

Lilly  and  Octavia 
Elken  Albert,  clerk  with  J.  Cerf  &  Co.,  dwl  716 

Post 
Elkin  JT.,  agent,  dwl  238  Sutter 
Ellard  Enjiene,  dwl  435  Pine 
EUard  Walter  H.,  machinist  Southern  Pacific  R.  R., 

dwl  E  s  Columbia  nr  Seventeenth 
Elleau  Henry,  jeweler  with  Charles  Lemme,  dwl 

S  s  Mi'Allister  nr  Lafjuna 
Ellerd  William,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'n, 

814  Howard 
Ellerhorst  H.  D.,  (H.  D.  Ellerhorst  .&    Co.)  res 

Hiivwood,  Alameda  Co 
ELLERHORST  H.  Y).&  C0.,( AngvaUis  C.  Teit- 

mniij  produce  commifsion,  117  Drumm 
Ellerkamp  Benjamin,  ( Elkrknmp  &  Go.)  dwl  N  8 

Vallejo  bet  Dupnnt  and  Keamy 
Ellerkamp  oo  Co.,  fBenjamiti  Ellcrkamp,  Nicholas 

G/erdt'f  and  Anrlretv  Dilz)  proprietors  S.  F. 

Soda  Works,  22  Hinckley 
EUert  Mai-y,  (widow)  dwl  N  8  Shipley  bet  Eighth 

and  Ninth 
Ellery  Epes,  real  estate,  316  Mont,  res  Alameda 
Ellich  George,  coffee  saloon,  1.56  Steuart 
Ellich  John,  coffee  saloon,  8  Sacramento 
Ellick  C.  H.,  dwl  Trinity  Court 
ELLINWOOD  CHARLES  N.,  physician,  office  26 

Montgomery,  dwl  3:28  O'Farrell 
Elliot  Benjamin,  foundi-y  facings,  483  Brannan,  dwl 

10  Freelon 
Elliot  Charles,  city  superintendent  S.V.  Water  Works 

Co.,  dwl  122i)  Pacific 
Elliot  Charles  B.,  carpenter  with  Hibberd,  Sanborn 

k  Co.,  dwl  548  Howard 
ELLIOT  CHARLES  E.,  mining  secretary,  office 

419  Cal,  dwl  SE  cr  Larkin  and  Wash 
Elliot  E.  J.  Mis.,  assistant  teacher  Broadway  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  1505  Leavenworth 
Elliot  George,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Elliot  H.  C.  &  T.  L.,  teamsters,  SE  cor  Howard 

and  Stenart 
Elliot  Hemau  C,  (IL  C.  &  T.  L.  Elliot)  dwl   NE 

cor  Tyler  and  Leavenworth 
Elliot  Henry  P.,  captain,  dwl  1.505  Leavenworth 
Elliot  John,  laborer  with  James  P.   McKenna  &■ 

Co.,  dwl  Seventh  Avenue  nr  L,  South  S.  F. 
Elliot  John  N.,  teamster,  dwl  620  Pacific 
Elliot  S.  F  ,  physician  and   surgeon,  office  and  dwl 

509  Kearny 
Elliot  'lliomas  L.,  (H.  C.  &  T.  L.  Elliot)  dwl  617 

Turk 
Elliot  Washington,  teacher  mnsic,  dwl  626  Sutter 
Elliott  Alfred  T.,  grain  merchant,  office  318  Front, 

dwl  262  Kearny 
Elliott  Charles  P.,  clerk  with  William  Meyer  &  Co., 

dwl  422  Sutter 
Elliott  Charles  W.,  salesman  with  Asa  M.  Simpson, 

dwl  410  Beale 
ELLIOTT  FREDERICK  A.,  assistant  assessor  U. 

S.  Liternal  Revenue,  419  Cal,  dwl  634  Sac 
Elliott  G.  B.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Ellioit  Gefirge,  mate  stni  Kalorama,  Washington  St. 

Wharf 
Elliott  Geor'je  H.,  draftsman   Union   Iron  Works, 

dwl  407  Post 
Elliott  John,  dwl  cor  Crescent  Avenue  and  Gates 
Elliott  John,  bathnian,  Sanitarium  Baths,  dwl  2210 

Powell 
Elliott  Richard,   stockbroker,   office   40  MercbaDts 

Exchange,  dwl  211  Shotwell 
Elliott  Richard  C,  painter,  dwl  310i  Tehama 
Elliott  Samuel  F.,  carpenter,  dwl  548  Howard 
Elliott  Thomas,  bricklayer,  dwl  cor  Silver  Av   and 

Siin  Bruno  road 


Elliott  Thomas  W.,  physician,   office  and   dwl  038 

Howard 
Elliott  W.  G.,  clerk  Peoples  Insurance  Co.,  dwl  127 

Kearny 
Elliott  William,  dwl  421  Bush 
Elliott  William,  boilermaker,    Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  cor  Gilbert  and  Brannan 
Elliott  William,  laborer,  dwl  6  Miller  Place 
Elliott  William,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Harrison  and 

Gilbert 
ELLIPTIC   SEWING    MACHINES,   Albert  H. 

Suplee,  agent  Pacific   Coast,   27    (south)    New 

Montgomery 
Ellis  Alfred  J.,  merchant,  dwl  Pacific  Clnb  Rooms 
Ellis  B.  F.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Ellis  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  215' Minna 
Ellis  Charles,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  N  s  Clemen- 
tina bet  First  and  Second 
Ellis  Charles  E.,  conductor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

829  Folsom 
Ellis  Daniel,  hog  ranch,  cor  Seventeenth  and  Utali 
Ellis  David  O.,  clerk  with  Richard  B.  Owens,  dwl 

319  Clementina 
Ellis  Edward,  dwl  919  Stockton 
Ellis  Edward,  expressman,    dwl    cor   Sierra  and 

Tennessee 
Ellis  George  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  1211  Powell 
Ellis  George  W.,  real  estate,  office  50  Montgomery 

Block,  dwl  27 J  Fourth 
Ellis  Henry  H.,  detective  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl 

306  Lombard 
Eliis  James,  ^Griffith  &  E.J  dwl  5  Adelaide   Place 
Ellis  James  J.,  copxDersmith  with  Thomas  Reynolds, 

dwl  5U6  Front 
Ellis  John,  barkeeper  with  John  Henny,  423  Kearny 
Ellis  John  D.,  salesman  with  I.   dSt   A.    Fromberg, 

dwl  811  Montgomery 
Ellis  John  S.,  CEllis  &  Curtis)  dwl  .527  Turk 
Ellis  Joseph,  drayman  with  Treadwell  &  Co.,  dwl 

W  s  Indiana  iir  Sieri'a 
Ellis  Joseph  D.,  calker,  Calker'a  Association,  713 

Mission 
Ellis  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  3  Pollard  Place 
Ellis  Michael,  porter  Cosmopcditan  Hotel 
Ellis  Nathan  R.,  carpenter,  dwl  314  Jessie 
Ellis  Richard,  boilermaker,  dwl  506  Seventh 
Ellis  Samuel,  boot  and  shoe  manufactory,  120  Main, 

dwl  28i  Langton 
Ellis  Samuel,  mariner,  dwl  S  8  Clark  bet  Drumm 

and  Davis 
Ellis  Valentine,  dwl  cor  Siei-ra  and  Iowa 
Ellis  W.  H.  T.,  watchthaker,  dwl  1209  Powell 
ELLIS  &  CURTIS,  (John  S.  Ellis  and  James  F. 

Curtis)  commission  merchants  and  dealers  Cal- 
ifornia wines,  40  California  (33  Murray,  New 

York   City) 
Ellison  Sovereign,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's 

S.  S.  Senator 
Ellison  William,  boatman  Vallejo  Street  Wharf,  dwl 

N  s  Francisco  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 
EUmaker  Frederick  S.,  dwl  SE  cor  Eighteenth  and 

Guerrero 
Ellon  Robert,  real  estate  agent,  office  328  Mont,  dwl 

609  Stevenson 
Ellsworth  Anson   M.,  commission  merchant,  office 

405  Front,  dwl  810  Folsom 
Ellsworth   John,   attorney   at  law,  office  21  Court 

Block,  636  Clay,  res  Alameda 
ELLSWORTH  TIMOTHY,  lumber,  SE  cor  Market 

and  East,  dwl  39  South  Park 
Ellsworth  William,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Ellwood  Frederick  H.,  fruits  and  confectionery,  258 

Third 
Elmer  Marshall,  (Elmer  &  Co.)  dwl  140  Polk 
ELMER  &  CO.,  (Marshall  Elmer  and  Marcus  E. 

Austin)  wholesale  grocers,  421  Clay 
Elmers  Nicolaus,  ( Kuippcnburg  &  E.)  dwl  SW 

cor  Powell  and  Greenwich 


JONES,  PULLMAN"  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  St.,  Ladies'  and  Gentlemen's  Linen  Handkercliiefa. 


EEDIWQTOK    HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  Choice  Fancy  Goods,  Perfumery,  etc,  eta 


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Elmore  Abbie  C.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1013  Wash- 
ington 
Elmore  Frederick  O.,  clerk  with  E.  W.  Hentz,  dwl 

1013  Washington 
Elmore   M.  (}.,  local  agent  Continental  Life  Ins  Co. 

4:26  Sutter,  dwl  804  Jones 
Elmquist  Emil,  draftsman  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

243  Tehama 
Elmquist  John,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

!>.'43  Tehama 
Elms  Annie  Miss,  dress  and  cloakmaker,  dwl  8  Vir- 
ginia 
Elms  Elisha,  painter,  dwl  NW  cor  Davis  and   Clay 
Eloes-ser  Arthur,  bookkeeper  with  Heyuemann  & 

Co.,  dwl  1600  Mason 
Eloesser  Leo,  jobprinter,  414  Clay,  dwl  N  s  Green- 
wich nr  Stockton 
Elsasser  Alexander,  clerk,  dwl  421  Bush 
Elsasser  Charles,  beer  saloon,  202  Dupont,  dwl  19 

Dupont,  rear 
Elsasser  Jonas,  bookkeeper,  107   Sansom,  dwl  204 

Ellis 
Elsasser  Moses   L.,  secretary    Independent    Coal 

Mining  Co.,  107  Sansom,  dwl  2.5  Tavlor 
Elwell  David  A.,  fof  D.  A.  Elwell  &  Co.,  Marys- 

ville)  office  room  4,  402  Front,  res  Fruit   Vale, 

Alameda  county 
Elwell  Frank,  merchant  tailor,  321   Bush,  dwl  125 

Sansom 
Elwell  Lot,  roofer,  dwl  22  Clara 
Elwell  William  E.,  bookkeeper  with  Marsh,   Pils- 

bury  &  Co. 
Elwert  Henry,  steward  with  Alers   &   Lehmkuhl, 

dwl  12  Valparaiso 
Elwood  Richard,  engineer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's 

S.  S.  Seniitor 
ELY  ALEXANDER,  attorney  at  law,  office  SW 

cor  Mont  and  Clay,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Ely  George,  engineer  stm  Express,  res  Oakland 
Ely  Henry  H.,  conductor  Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R.  R., 

dwl  SW  cor  Pine  and  Polk 
Ely  Niciiolas,  laborer  with  San  Francisco  Gas  Co., 

dwl  34  Clementina 
Emanuel  A.,  clerk,  337  Bush,  dwl  907  Jackson 
Emanuel  Emanuel,   (L.  &   E.   Emanuel)  dwl  48 

South  Park 
Emanuel  Isaac,  merchant,  dwl  907  Jackson 
Emanuel   L.  &   E.,  furniture   factory,   Berry    bet 

Fourth  and  Fifth,  office  208  Pine 
Emanuel  Lewis,  (L.  &  E.  Emanuel)  dwl  48  South 

Park 
Emanuel  Samuel,  bookbinder  with  D.  Hicks  &  Co., 

dwl  907  Jackson 
Emberry  Henry,  cook  with  Smith  &  Brown,  dwl  29 

Minna 
Emden  John  Van,  blacksmith,  dwl  145  Silver 
Emeric  Henry  F.,  with  Joseph  Emeiic,  dwl  1115 

Geary 
EMERIC  JOSEPH,  real  estate   and    commission 

merchant,  oftice  SW  cor  Jackson  and   Sansom 

room  1 ,  dwl  1115  Gearv 
Emerson  Daniel  W.,  (D.  W.  Emerson  &  Co.)  dwl 

cor  Twenty-sixth  and  Bartlett 
Emerson  D.  W.  &  Co.,  shoe   manufacturers,  769 

Market 
Emerson  George,  longshoreman,  dwl  305  Davis 
Emerson   Geortre  T.,  deputy  clerk  County  Clerk's 

office,  dwl  34  Tehama 
Emerson  John,  stablekeeper,  dwl  15  Sutter 
Emerson  iiohn  K.,  ( Drake  Sf  E.)A\y\  639  Vallejo 
Emerson  N.S.,  painter  and  papeihanger,  842  Clay, 

dwl  1219  Powell 
Emerson   William,  printer  Stock  Report,  dwl  417 

Bush 
Emerson    William    H.,  (Gass    &,    Co.,)    dwl    701 

O'Farrell 
Emerson  William   L.,  liquor  saloon,    dwl   SE   cor 

Hampshire  and  Ei  Dorado 
Emerton  John  W.,  real  estate,  dwl  1142^  Market 


Emery  Charles  G.,  (Charles  G.  Emei-y  &   Co.) 

dwl  1723  Clay 
EMERY  CHARLES  G.  &  CO..  rHenrT/  McCkllan) 

wholesale   cigars    and   tobacco,    618    Battery, 

retail  318  Bush 
Emery  Eugene,   plumber    and  gasfitter,   dwl  E  s 

Viileucia  bet  Thirteenth  and  Fourteenth 
Emery  George   T.,    secretary    Cal.    Mutual    Ben. 

Ass'n,  office  23  Exchange   Building,  dwl  226 

O'Farrell 
Emery  Israel  M.,  drayman  with  Shea,  Bocqueraz 

&  McKee,  dwl  18  Ellis 
Emery  J.  L.,  captain  bark  Buena  Vista,  pier  12 

Steuart 
Emery  John  G.,  (Emery  &  Lord)  dwl  235  Sixth 
Emery  Joseph  E.,   lather,  dwl   E  s   Valencia  bet 

Thirteenth  and  Fourteenth 
Emery  Jules,  barkeeper,  516  Pacific 
Emery  Olivia  C,   (widow)  dwl  E  s  Valencia  bet 

Thirteenth  and  Fourteenth 
Emery  S.  S.,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  112  Eddy 
Emery  Thatcher,  dr.ijanan  with  Green  and  Markley, 

dwl  VV  s  Van  Ness  Av  bet  Turk  and  Eddy 
Emery  Thomas,  calker,  dwl  1  Central  Place 
Emery  William  E.,  salesman  with  Treadwell  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Market  and  Tenth 
Emery  &  Lord, /'Jb^ /I   G.  Emery  and  John  Lord) 

fruitdealers,  235  Sixth 
Emhofif  Francis,  milkman,  dwl  Pierce  nr  Chesnut 
Emilio   Luis  F.,  bookkeeper,  418    California,   dwl 

Grand  Hotel 
Emmet  C.  Temple,  [Emmet,  Gallagher  tSf  Pierson) 

dwl  NVV  cor  California  and  Powell 
EMMET,     GALLAGHER     &    PIERSON,     (C. 

Temple  Emmet,     Thomas  .7.    Gallagher   and 

William  M.  Pierson)  attorneys  at  law,  office 

N  W  cor  Montgomery  and  Commercial 
Emmler  Augusta  Mrs.,  dWl  809  Pacific 
Emmons   Elmir  S.,  clerk   with  Murphy,  Grant  & 

Co.,  dwl  63  Natoma 
Emmons  Samuel  R.,  porter  with  Richard  Patrick  & 

Co.,  dwl  36  First 
Emond  Come,  bootmaker  with  Mason  &  Taylor,  dwl 

521  Jessie 
Empev  Charles,  market,  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Union 
EMPIRE  BREWERY,  Lyon  &  Co.,  proprietors, 

159  Jessie 
EMPIRE  FOUNDRY,  Savage  &  Co. ,  proprietors, 

145  Beale  and  294  Howard 
EMPIRK  HOTEL,  Patrick  Beirne  proprietor,  311- 

313  Pacihc 
Empire  House,  Hugh  Sherlock  proprietor,  41  Vallejo 
Empire  Lodging  House,  W.  A.  Church  proprietor, 

636  Commercial 
Empire  Marble  Works,  Bernard  Leddy  proprietor, 

1007  Market 
Empire   Mill  and  Mining  Co.,  (Gold  Hill,  Nevada) 

office  418  California 
EMPIRE  MINING  CO.,   (Grass  Valley)   W.   B. 

Bourn  president,  Seth  Pinkham  secretary,  office 

SW  cor  California  and  Sansom 
EMPIRK  MUTUAL  LIFE    INSURANCE    CO., 

(New  York)  0.  F.  Von  Rlieiu  &  Co.,   general 

agents,  office  105  Montgomery 
Empire  Soda  Works,  Fagan,  Bliven  &  Co.,  propr's, 

821  Folsom 
EMPIRE    WAREHOUSE,    Charles    C.    Carlton 

proprietor,  16-22  Beale 
Emptage  John,  seaman,  dwl  520  Geary 
Emsley    Charles,    machinist,    dwl  N  s  Pulton   bet 

Gough  and  Octavia 
Emsley  J.  J.,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'   Association, 

234  Sutter 
Edmunds  Emma  Miss,  dwl  W  s  Shotwell  nr  Twen- 
ty-Fourth 
Enas" Joseph  D.,  carrier  Alta  California,  dwl  1311 

Sacramento 
Enborn  Charles  A.,   porter  with  H.  A.  Gullixson, 

dwl  eufj-ine  house  No.  4 


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Eiiboin  Emanuel,  carpenter  H.    C.    League,  128 

Kearnv 
Endris  William,  C Schneider  &   Co.)  234  Sutter 
Enegrenen  William,  mariner,  dwl  45  Sacramento 
Eiiey  Frederick,  furnitnrepolislier,  dwl571  Jessie 
Engdal  Nils,  tailor,  dvvl  742  Pine 
Engel  Berlliold,  tailor,  dwl  7  St.  Cliarles  Place 
Engel  George,  laborer,  dwl  415  Brannan 
Engel  H.  G.,  boatman,  5   Market,  dwl  Ns   Union 

bet  Hvde  and  Leavenworth 
Ensrel  Nicliolas,  porter,  302  Battery,  dwl  830  Wash 
ENGELBERG  EMILE  A.,  German  Bakery  aud 

coffee  saloon,  416  Kearny 
Engelbreclit  Herman,  (Eiigelbreclit  &    Levy)  dwl 

1922  Taylor 
Engelbrecht  Stephen,  clerk  with   S.  S.  Butler,  dwl 

1009  Kearny 
ENGELBRECHT  ii.l.Y.YY  J  Herman  EnfrelhrecU 

and  Herman  L.  i^etiy^  importers,  jobbers  and 

manufacturers  cigars  and  tobacco,  312  and  314 

Front 
Engelhard   L.   A.,   physician,   office  and  dwl   331 

Kearny 
Engelhardt  Dorotha,  (widow)  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor 

Howard  and  Steuart 
Engelhardt  Fred.,  compositor  Abend  Post,  dwl  W  s 

Monturomery  nr  Vallejo 
Engelhardt  G.  P.,  cooper,   dwl  2  Clairville  Place 
Engelhardt  W.,  dwl  331  Kearny 
Engelhardt  William,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Sacramento,  dwl  1105  Montgomery 
Engeike  Christian,  (Kerlin  &  E.)  dwl  431  Dupont 
Engelken  Frederick,  agent  with  I.  Landsberger  & 

Co.,  dwl  12  Jessie 
Engell  Frederick,  laborer,  dwl  934  Kearny 
Eugelnian  Valentine,  hairdresser  with  Herman  Son- 

nenfeld,  dwl  Pine  bet  Dnpoiit  and  Kearny 
Engels  F.  H.,  apothecary  City  and  County  Hospital, 

cor  Francisco  and  Stockton 
Engels  F.  P.,  clerk  with  Whiting  &.   Fine,  dwl  21 

Lafayette 
Engels  Frederick  P.,  dwl  1515  Mission 
Engels  Henry,  boatman.  Market  Street  Wharf 
Engels  Henry  A.,  stoves  and  tinware,  602  Mission 
Eiigelsman  Henry,  (Rhode  4-  E.)  dwl  30  De  Boom 
Enger  Rudolph  C  ,  cashier  with  C.  P.  Van  Schaack 

&  Co.,  dwl  234  Jessie 
Engert  Alexander  F.,  salesman  with  Jones  &  Co., 

dwl  1120  Stockton 
Englander  Emil,  musician    and    fringemaker  with 

William  Englander,  dwl  123Si-\th 
Englander  Gustave,  hairdressing  saloon,  804  Fol- 

som,  dwl  908^  Folsom 
Englander  Leopold,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  NE 

cor  Turk  and  Taylor 
Englander  Max.  dravman,  NE  cor  Pine  and  Bat- 
tery, dwl  36  Turk 
ENGLANDER  WILLIAM, fringe  andtasselmaker, 

751  Market,  dwl  123  Sixth 
Engle  George,  maltster  with  Herman  Zweig,  dwl  N 

8  Brannan  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Engle  Henry  T.,  hairdieswing  saloon,  N  s   Summer 

nr  Montgomery,  dwl  2  Codman  Place 
Engle  Jacob  B. ,  carpenter,   dwl  NE  cor  Fillmore 

and  Lombard 
Engle  Walter  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  NE  cor  Fillmore 

and  Lombard 
Engler  August,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Engler  Heniy,  watchman  Folsom  Street  Wharf 
Engles  Thomas,   seaman  Nonh  Pac.   Trans.  Co's 

S.  S.  Pelican 
English  James  G.,  carrier  S.  F.  Chronicle 
English  James  W.,  liquor  dealer,  dwl  2316  Folsom 
English  Jerome,  horseshoer  with  Jerome  A.  English, 

dwl  125  Fell 
English  Jerome  A.,  horseshoer,  SWcor  Mission  and 

Spear,  dwl  125  Fell 
English    John,    bootmaker   with    Buckingham    & 

Hecht,  dwl  Oak  nr  Gough 


English  John  F.,  vegetable  dealer,  dwl  516  Jones 
English   Mary   H.,   (widow)    furnished  rooms,  148 

Natoma 
English  Michael,  painter,  140  Third,  dwl  408  Minna 
English  William  F.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  1403 

Stockton 
English  William  F.,  welldigger,  dwl  Precita  Ave- 
nue opposite  Columbia 
Engwer  William  A.,  soapmaker  with  Standard  Soap 

Co.,  dwl  828  Union 
Enkle  Jacob,  hairdresser  with  Adam  Grimm,  dwl 

430  Green 
Ennis  Abraham,  laborer  Custom  House,  res  Oakland 
Ennis  Antonio,  pilediiver  with  C.  P"  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl 

cor  Berry  &  Madden 
Ennis  George  H.,  boatman,  dwl  337  Bryant,  rear 
Ennis  James,  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  America,  dwl  W 

8  Gilbert  nr  Harrison 
Ennis  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Ennis  Joseph  H.,  (Ennis  &  liclixej  dwl  515  Pine 
Ennis  Martin,  dairyman  with  Murray  «fc  Noble,  dwl 

cor  Old  San  Jose  Road  and  Thirtieth 
Ennis  Matthew,  stableman,  dwl  34  Minna 
Ennis  Michael,  carriagemaker,  dwl  20  Russ 
Ennis  Nicholas,  longshoreman,  dwl  Montgomery 

nr  Filbert 
Ennis  William,  lieutenant  U.  S.  A.,  office  SW  cor 

Market  and  Third,  dwl  Lick  House 
Ennis  William,  with  Murray  &  Noble,  dwl  E  s  Val- 
encia nr  Twenty-second 
Ennis  William  H.,   local  agent  Economical  Mutual 

Life  Insurance  Co.,  office  41I5  California,  dwl  E 

s  Valencia  bet  Twenty- first  aud  Twenty-second 
ENNIS  &  REHSE,  (Joseph  H.  Ennis  and  Wil- 
liam Rehire)  proprietors  Faust  Cellar,  SE  cor 

Montgomery  and  Clay 
Enos  Antonio,  hairdresser,   S  s  Jackson  bet  Davis 

and  Drumm,  dwl  E  s  Drnmm  bet  Jack  and  Pac 
Enos  John,  sorter  with  Charles  Harley  &  Co.,  dwl 

N  s  Union  bet  Battery  and  Sansom 
Enos  Joseph  L.,  proprietor  Portuguese  Exchange, 

54  Sacramento 
Enquist  Charles,  (Enqvist  &  Cox)  dwl  26  Sac 
Enquist  &   Cox,    (Charles   Enquist  and    Thomas 

Cox)  boarding  and  lodging,  26  Sacramento 
Enright  Daniel,  driver  with  Louis  Jatfe,  dwl  510 

Vallejo 
ENRIGHT  EDWARD  P.,  groceries  and  liquors, 

NW  cor  Fifth  and  Clementina 
Enright  John,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  McAllister  and 

Octavia 
Enright    Patrick,   groceries  and  liquors,  SW   cor 

Howard  and  Rausch 
Enright  Thomas  F.,  (McLav/^hlin  &  E.J  dwl  17 

Fourth 
Ensbury  William,  barkeeper  with  Adam  &.  Kibbe, 

dwl  19  Folsom  Avenue 
Ensign  E.  D.,  driver  Steamer  No.  1,  S.  F.  P.  D., 

dwl  419  Pacific 
Ensign  George  H.,  dwl  1005  Stockton 
Ensign  W.  F.,  dwl  Russ  House 
Entoiiie  Eugene,  paperboxmaker,  dwl  216  Dupont 
Entz  Ferdinand,  perforated  stampmaker,  105  Geary 
Enwright  John,  calker,  dwl  227  Second 
Enwright  John,  laborer,  dwl  232  Minna 
Eotf  Alfred,  freight  clerk  S.  S.  Moses  Taylor,  dwl 

905  Market 
Eotf  James  L.,  dwl  Agricultural  Driving  Park 
Eotf  Samuel,  (colored)  cook,  914  Dupont 
Epligrave  A.,  laborer  with  M.  H.  Turrill,  dwl  2810 

Buchanan 
Ephraira  Alexander  B.,  merchant,  dwl  360  Minna 
Ephraim   Ferdinand,  clerk,  106  Battery,  dwl  324 

Ellis 
Ephraim  Julius,  crockery,  256^  Fourth 
Ephraim  Rcischen,  (widow)  dwl  13  Everett 
Epinoux  Louis,  tailor,  St.  Mary's  College 
Eppel  Caspar,   driver  with   H.  Hemmelberg,  114 

Third 


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Eppeleheinier  William,draft8raaii  with  City  Gas  Co., 
(hvl  (jS6  Minna 

EPPINGER  LOUIS,  Bureau,  G2  Halleck,  dwl 
Nucleus  Hotel 

Eppir.ger  William,  clerk  •with  Loupe  &  Haas,  216 
California 

Eppler  Andreas,  shoemaker,  441  Bush 

Epps  Charles,  (colored)  expresswaffon,  cor  Mont- 
f^omery  and  Commercial,  dwl  907  Pacific 

Epps  George,  ( Eppa  &,  Burton)  dwl  251  First 

Epps  ife  Burton,  (George  Eppa  oiid  T.  L.  Burton) 
plumbers,  gas  and  steam  fitters,  NE  cor  Com- 
mercial and  Kearny 

Epson  A.  C,  (widow)  dwl  813  Vallejo 

Epson   Federico,  (.^7i^;-o(/e  <£  Co. y  dwl  813  Vallejo 

Epstein  Emaouel,  bookkeeper,  17  Battery,  dwl  203 
Powell 

EPSTEIN  H.  <fe  CO.,  fWillinm  Henley)  manu- 
facturers IXL  bitters,  518  Front 

Epstein  Henry,  ( H.  Epstein  iSc  Co.)  dwl  335  Eddy 

Epstein  Philip,  barber,  dwl  763  IMissiou 

Epstein  Simon,  liquors,  dwl  335  Eddy 

Epting  Frederick,  paperhanirer,  dwl  4  Hardie  Place 

EQUITABLE  LIFE  ASSURANCE  SOCIETY, 
(New  York)  Garland  &  Moore  general  agents, 
office  430  Montgomery 

Erbe  Adam,  hairdresser,  842  Market,  dwl  257 
Minna 

Erdine  Theodore,  cabinetmaker  with  L.  &  E.Eman- 
uel, dwl  Twenty -sixth  nr  Folsom 

Eresuma  Saturnino,  painter  with  Donovan  &  Con- 
way, dwl  153  Tehama 

Erhart  D.,  shoemaker,  408  Commercial,  dwl  N  s 
Pine  nr  Kearny 

Erichson  L.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Greenwich  St. 
Cosmopolitan  School,  dwl  92-2  Jackson 

Erickson  Casimir  C,  teamster  S.F.  Cordage  Factory, 
dwl  Iowa  nr  Nevada 

Erickson  Charles,  houseraover,  dwl  444  Sixth 

Erickson  Erick,  seaman,  bds  SVV  cor  Market  and 
Stenart 

Erickson  John,  shoemaker,  45  Sacramento 

Erickeon  John,  watchmaker,  bds  SW  cor  Market 
and  Steuart 

Erickson  Peter,  honsemover,  bds  444  Sixth 

EricK'Son  Stephen  O..  liquor  saloon,  10  Jackson,  dwl 
1028  ]\Iontgomery 

Ericsson  Charles,  boxmaker  with  Swan,  Dunbar  & 
Co.,  dwl  14  Washington 

Eriksson  Nils,  laborer  with  Olof  Wilson,  dwl  857 
Harrison 

Eriksson  Peter,  laborer  with  Olof  Wilson,  dwl  857 
Harrison 

Erkol  George,  laborer,  dwl  I385  First,  rear 

Eikenbiack  Philip,  clerk,  dwl  136  Natoma 

Erlandson  Ernest,  commission  merchant,  dwl  SW 
cor  Drunim  and  Washington 

Erlanger  Herman,  (of  Er/anger  &  Hes/i,  Was/ioe 
City,  Nev.)  office  301  Front,  dwl  1612  Polk 

Erlenwein  John,  meatmarket,  W  a  Valencia  bet 
Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 

Erlin  Gnstave,  school  furniture,  445  Brannan,  dwl 
34  Welsh 

Ernest  August,  barkeeper,  dwl  415  Filbert 

Ernest  Title,  molder  Ilisdou  Iron  Works,  dwl  Isth- 
mus House 

Ernst  Fritz,  clerk  with  John  Hillebrandt,  dwl  W  s 
Folt^oii  nr  Sixteenth 

ERNST  HERMAN,  dealer  hides  and  wool,  office 
206  Front,  res  Alameda 

Ernst  Peter,  shoemaker,  dwl  E  s  Mission  bet  Twenty- 
ninth  and  Thirtieth 

Ernst  William,  clerk  with  Otto  Brandt  <t  Co.,  NE 
cor  Taylor  and  Market 

Erp  Emanuel,  tailor,  dwl  1303  Stockton 

lirrickson  Alexander,  tailor,  dwl  422  Powell 

Errickson  John,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  SW  cor  Steuart 
and  iAIissiou 

Erricson  John,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 


Erringer  John  R.  Jr.,  passenger  agent  Pennsylvania 

Central   Railroad,  dwl  22  Silver 
Erskin  Joh.n  R.,  (colored)  porter,  dwl  6  Varenne 
Erskine  George   E.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  704 

Howard 
Erwin  C.  G.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Erwin  Columbus  G.,  carpenter,  dwl  444  Sixth 
Eiwin  Daniel,  janitor  Potrero  School 
Erwin. — See  Irvin  and  Irwin 
Erzgraber  Philip,  salesman,  211  Front,  dwl  NW^cor 

Webster  and  McAllister 
Erzgraber  William   Mrs.,   dwl  NW  cor  McAllister 

and  Webster 
Erzgraber   &   Goetjen,   (Nicholas  Goetjen)  manu- 
facturers cider,  vinegar,  pickles,  etc.,  120  and 

122  Davis 
Eeberg   Moses,    (Esberg  4«   Bnchman)    dwl   645 

Folsom 
ESBERG    &    BACHMAN,  (Moses    Esberg    and 

Simon  Bachman)  manufacturers  and  dealers 

cigars  and  tobacco,  319  Sacramento 
Escalet  E.  Madame,  French  milliner.  233  Sixth 
Escalle  Felix,  real  estate,    dwl    St.  Charles  Place 
Escarg  Jacques,  laborer  with  Jean  Ortet,  dwl  223 

Leid 
Esche  Otto,  bookkeeper  German  Savings  and  Loan 

Society,  A\v\  1107  Pine 
Eschen   Jens,    captain   schr   Last  Chance,  dwl  7 

Washington 
Eschenburg  Mariquita  M.,  adjuster  U.  S.  Branch 

Mint,  dwl  Nucleus  House 
Escott  Joliu,  mariner,  dwl  214  Steuart 
Esnault  Louis,  boarding  and   lodging,  231  Second 
Espcjo  Y.  Mrs.,   dressmaker,  dwl  5:i6  Vallejo 
Espersen  Peter,  carpenter,  dwl  606  Third 
Espil  Cadet,  clerk   with   Dellepiane   &-    Co.,   dwl 

Dupont  Alley 
Espil  James,  laborer,  dwl  2  Dupont  Place 
Espinella  Bray,  porter  What  Cheer'  Restaurant 
Espinosa  Joseph,  stevedore,  dwl  N  s   Commercial 

bet  East  and  Drumm 
Espinosa  Juan  Y.,  clerk  with  T.  Lemmen  Sleyer, 

dwl  722  California 
Espinosa  Matteo,  dwl  Caroline  Place 
Espinoso  Damian,  fruits,  210  Stockton 
Espy  Robert   H.,    (Warren  &    Co.  and  Espy  & 

Co.)  res  Ovsterville,  AV.  T. 
ESPY  &  CO.,' (Robert  H.  Espy,   John    F.    War- 
ren, Henry  S.  Gi/e,    Willard  C.  Doane,  Isaac 

Y,  Doane   and   John   Hnntcr)  giocoies  and 

provisions,  Oysterville,  W.  T.,  office  92  Cali- 
fornia Market 
Essmann  Ernest,  drygoods.  711  Montgomery 
Estahrook  H.  J.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Fourth  St. 

Primary  School,  dwl  14  O'Farrell 
Estahrook  iSl.  A.  H.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Wash- 
ington Grammar  School,  dwl  14  O'Farrell 
Estee  Morris   M.,  (Estee  &    McLaurin)   dwl  SW 

cor  Pierce  and  Union 
ESTEE  &  McLAURIN,  (Morris   M.    Eslee   a7id 

John  R.   McLaurin)  attorneys  at   law,  office 

410  Montgomery 
Estelita  Alexander,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  G.  Nor- 

den,  dwl  420  Drumm 
Estelita  Joseph,  cabinetmaker  with  Schreiber,  Rohr 

&  Co.,  dwl  420  Drumm 
Estelita  Miguel,  (Alves,  E.  &   Moreiro)    dwl   420 

Drumm 
Esten   Joliu,   homoeopathic    physician,   office    and 

dwl  3114  Third 
Esterle   Elizabeth   J.   Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  225 

Fourth 
Estes  Charles,  teamster  with  R.  &  J.  Morton 
Estrabo  Peter,  laborer  with  John  B.  Bergess,  dwl 

Presidio  Road  nr  Mountain  Lake 
Estrada   Domingo,    buruessinaUer   with    Main    & 

Winchester,  dwl  1600  Powell 
Estrada   Juan,    cigarmaker  with  C.  C.  Diez,  dwl 

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Esti'ade  Prosper,  wagonmal<er  vvith  John  C.  H. 
Mattbai,  dwl  N  b  Vallejo  bet  Dupont  and 
Stockton 

Estrayer  Rose  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  South  Cosmo- 
politan Gi'ainiiiar  Scliool,  dwl  902  Montgomery 

Etheridge  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  liquor  saloon,  641  Third 

Etique  John  H.,  niachiniistlwith  Jouatbau  Kittredge, 
dwl  416  Folsom,  rear 

Eti(iue  Peter,  blacksmith,  dwl  416  Folsom 

Etting  William  A.,  clerk  with  Charles  L.  New- 
man, dwl  160  Tehama 

Ettinger  Moritz,  fringe,  cord  and  tassel  manufac- 
turer, 306  Sutter 

Ettlin  Frank,  laborer,  408  Pine,  dwl  8  Brook 

Ettling  Henry,  salesman,  dwl  556  Minna 

Ettliug  Marcus,  auctioneer,  dwl  55()  Minna 

Ettridge  Edward,  porter  with  H.  Webster  &  Co., 
dwl  1010  Filbert 

Eugene  G.,  laundry,  dwl  723  Vallejo 

Euler  Henry,  billiard  tablemaker,  dwl  815  Sutter, 
rear 

Eureka  Benevolent  Society,  office  112  Sansom 

EUREKA  CONSOLIDATED  M.  CO.,  (Eureka, 
Lander  Co.,  Nev.J  office  419  California 

Eureka  File  Works,  Henry  B.  Eckel  proprietor, 
31 J  Mission 

EUREKA  FOUNDRY,  Thompson  Brothers  pro- 
prietors, 1"J9  and  131  Beale 

Eureka  Gold  M.  Co.,  (Grass  Valley)  office  414 
California 

EUREKA  HAIR  CO.,  office  573  Mission 

Eureka  House,  Matthew  Joyce  proprietor,  129 
Folsom 

Eureka  Railing  Works,  William  McKibbin  proprie- 
tor, 317  Howard 

EUREKA  SALT  CO.,  (Samuel  Foster,  Daniel  N. 
Doyle  &  Horace  Newell/  works  45  Beale,  of- 
tice  36  California 

Eureka  Soap  Co.,  (New  Standard  Soap  Co.)  office 
207  Sacramento 

EUREKA  WAREHOUSE,  Potter  &  Gove  man- 
agers, cor  Montgomery  and  Chestnut 

Eurik  John,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 

Eustace  Ellen,  (widow  (  dwl  318  Clementina 

Eustace  James,  painter,  dwl  S  s  Eighteenth  bet  Noe 
and  Castro 

Eustace  Mary  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  SE  cor  Howard 
and  Sieuart 

Eustice  Edward  W.,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham 
&  Hecht,  dwl  J  2  Twelfth 

Eustis  James,  peddler,  dwl  University  Mound  nr 
Henry 

EVANGEL,  (Baptist  weekly)  Hilton  &  Cheever 
editors  and  publishers,  office  414  Clay 

Evano  John  Marie,  hairdresser,  712  Pacific 

Evans  Aaron,  druggist,  227  Hayes 

Evans  A.  H.,  proprietor  City  Restaurant,  538-542 
Clay,  dwl  716  Washington 

EVANS  ALBERT  S.,  news  agent  Associated  Press, 
office  522  California,  dwl  S  s  Green  bet  Leaven- 
worth and  Hyde 

Evans  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  516  Mission 

Evans  Chester  H.,  draftsman  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 
dwl  200  Seventh 

Evans  Eliza,  stewardess  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 

Evans  Emma  A,  (widow)  teacher  music,  526 
Kearny 

Evans  George,  carpenter,  323J  Third 

Evans  George,  boot,  finisher  with  I.  M.  Wentworth 
&  Co.,  dwl  1907  Hyde 

Evans  George  A.,  veterinary  surgeon  and  horse 
shoer,  \V  s  Main  nr  Folsom 

Evans  George  T.,  professor  music,  dwl  609  Folsom 

Evans  Gomer,  cashier  with  Parrott  &  Co.,  dwl  316 
Oak 

Evans  Henry,  fancy  goods,  118  Fourth 

Evans  James,  waiter,  Lick  House 

Evans  J.  iC.  Miss,  assistant  teacher,  Greenwich 
Street  CosmopoUtau  School,  dwl  309  Turk 


Evans  Jerome  L.,  barkeeper  with  James  Gibb,  dwl 

105  Montgomery  Block 
Evans  John,  cook*  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 

Pelican 
Evans  John,  painter,  dwl  14  Harlan  Place 
Evans  John,  wines  and  liquors,  dwl  S  s  Presidio  bet 

Van  Ness  Avenue  and  Green 
Evans  John  R.,  liquor  saloon.  S  s  Berry  nr  Third 
Evans  John  R.,  (Wihon  &  E.)  dwl  34  Silver 
Evans  Joseph,  gunsmith,  dwl  173  Clara 
Evans  Joseph,  printer,  dwl  1013  Washington 
Evans  Mary  J.,  (widow)  dwl  639  Howard 
Evans  Morgan  D.,  (Jenkins  &  E.)  dwl  403  Broad- 
way 
Evans  Morris  R.,  niattressmaker  with  N.  P.  Cole  &, 

Co.,  dwl  43  Minna 
Evans  N.  J.,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.S. 

Moses  Taylor 
Evans  Oliver  P.,  (Currey  Sf  E.)  attorney  at  law, 

office  504  Kearny,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Evans  Othello,  laundryman.  Lick  House 
livans  Peter  J.,  miner,  dwl  408  Greenwich 
Evans  Richard,  miner,  dwl  403  Broadway 
Evans  Richard  G.  W.,  horseshoer  with  George  A. 

Evans,  dwlW  s  Main  nr  Folsom 
Evans  Rose,  clerk  with  Howland  &  Co.,  dwl  219 

Second 
Evans  Taliesin,  student atlaw  with  George  B.  Mer- 
rill, dwl  8  Central  Place 
Evans  Thomas,  molder,  dwl  Franklin  Hotel 
Evans  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Evans  Thomas,  (colored)   steward,  S\V  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Taylor 
Evans  Thomas  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Presidio  road 

bet  Van  Ness  Avenue  and  Green 
Evans  West,  dealer  railroad   ties  and  posts,  office  8 

Clay  dwl  cor  Chattanooga  and  Twenty-lirst 
Evans  William,  barkeeper  with  William  B.  Dolan, 

dwl  145  Third 
Evans  William,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Evans  William,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Evans  William,  mariner,  dwl  40/  Drumm 
Evans  William,  plumber  with  J.  K.  Prior 
Evans  William,  stevfard,  dwl  409  Drumm 
Evans  William  H., blacksmith  Miners'  Foundry,  dwl 

9  Vassar  Place 
Evans  William  I.,  appi-entice  Golden  State  Iron 

Works,  dwl  261  Third 
Evans  William  ().,  boatman,  dwl  418  Drumm 
Evans  William  W.,  (Mills  Sf  E.)  dwl  NE  cor  Ful- 
ton and  Gough 
Evans  Williams,  teamster,  dwl  1  Haggin 
p:vans  W.  T.,  lamplighter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Evatt  John,   special  policeman  California  Theater, 

dwl  153  Perry 
Evatt  William  J.,  hatter  with  C.  Desmond,  and  local 

policeman,  dwl  l.'J2  Silver 
Eveleth  Joseph,  carpenter  with  Amos  R.  Nichols, 

dwl  SW  cor  Pacitic  and  Gough 
Eveleth  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  SW  cor  Pacific  and 

Gough 
EVENING    BULLETIN,    (Daily,     Weekly,   and 
Overland   Weekly)  San  Francisco  Bulletin  Co. 
publishers  and  proprietors,    office    622    Mont- 
gomery, editorial  rooms,  517  Clay 
Evening  Star  No.  I  Mining  Co.,  (  White  Pine)  office 

302  Montgomery 
Eveno  Charles,  cook,  dwl  9  Lafayette  Place 
Everding  Frederick,  salesman  with  J.  Everding  & 

Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  Scott  and  Tyler 
EVERDING  J.  &  CO.,  starch  manufacturers  and 

commission  merchants,  48  Clay 
Everding  John,  (J.  Everding  &  Co.ydwl  2116  Mafon 
Everett  Abijah  P.,  ( Leveridge,  E.  &  Co.)  dwl  615 

Third 
Everett  Augustus  F..  (Cantin  &  E.)  dwl  N  s  Tyler 

bet  Steiner  and  Pierce 
Everett  Calvin  D.,  tinsmith  with  G.  &  W.  Snook, 
dwl  N  B  Sacramento  nr  Franklin 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Pocket  Cutlery  and  Sciasors. 


KEDINGTON'S  FLAVOKING  EXTRACTS  enjoy  the  highest  reputation  among  the  ladies. 


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Everett  Daniel  H.,  assistant  bookkeeper  with  W. 

W.  Dodge  &  Co.,  dwl  615  Third 
Everett  Edward,  crockery,  dwl  9i:{  Bush 
Everett  George  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  811  Market 
Everett  Martin  V.  B.,  adjuster  U.  S.   B.  Mint,  dwl 

N  8  Sacramento  nr  Franklin 
Everett  Eufus  H.,  driver  with  Eberhart  &  Lach- 

nian,  dwl  S  s  Howard  nr  Twelfth 
Everett  Sarah  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  811  Market 
Everett  Thomas  J.,  mariner,  dwl  NE  cor  Harrison 

and  Eighth 
Everinj^him  Samuel  M.,  drayman,  dwl  W  s  Lafay- 
ette bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Evers  Charles  D.,  drayman,   219   Front,   dwl  1404 

Polk 
Evers  H.  C,  groceries  and  liquors,   SE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Vallejo 
Evers  James,  bootmaker  with  Samuel  Lumsden,  26 

Fouith 
Evers  Wilhelm,  tailor,  620  Merchant 
Evei's  William,  billiard  tablemaker    with    Philip 

Lieseiifeld,  dwl  Morey  Alley 
Eversoii  Charles,  longshoreman,  dwl  N  s  Filbert  bet 

Sanson!  and  Bloutgomery 
Everson  Marv  Mrs.,  dwl  266  Jessie 
EVERSON  WALLACE,  ( Everson  &  Middlemiss) 

dwl  336  Turk 
EVERSON  &  MIDDLEMISS,  f  Wallace  Eversoii 

and  Joseph  MiddlemiasJ  general   agents  New 

England  Mutual  Life  Ins.  office  302  Sansom 
Ewald  Edward,  real  estate,  dwl  NW  cor  Howard 

an<!  Erie 
Ewald  Fiederick,  saloon,  N  s  Francisco  nr  Powell 
Ewald  Theodore,  barber    with  C.  Lang,  dwl  741 

Bro;idway 
EWELL  L.  J.,  proprietor  Coso  House,  411  Sansom, 

and  Branch  House,  424  Sansom 
Ewen  Henry  J.,  shipcarpeuter,  dwl  E  8  Illinois  nr 

Napa 
EWER  WARREN  B.,  (Dewey  S^  Co.;  and  editor 

Siientilic  Press  and  Pacific  Rural  Press,  dwl  W 

s  Folsom  nr  Twentieth 
Ewiug  Calvin,  foreman  with  Main  &  Winchester, 

dwl  644  Mission 
EWING  CHARLES  G.,   optician,  surveying  and 

mathematical    instruments,    and    photographic 

views,  111  Montgomery,  dwl  455  Bryant 
Ewing  Etna,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  614  Pine 
Ewiug  George,   wheelwright,   cor   Devisadero  and 

Bush 
Ewing  John,  (Etinng  <&    Whearty)  dwl  NW  cor 

Bryant  and  Dora 
Ewing  Priscilla,  (colored)   housekeeper,  1300  Pine 
Ewing  Robert,  contractor,  dwl  125  Oak 
Ewiug  S.  Howard,  collarmaker  with  Main  &  Win- 

cheslei',  dwl  644  Mission 
Ewing  &  Wheal  ty,  f  John  Ewing-  and  JnmcaWliear- 

ty )  blacksmiths  and  horseshoeis,  856  Howard 
EXAMINER,  (daily  and  weekly)  William  S.  Mo.ss 

&    Co.  publishers   and  proprietors,  office  533 

Washington 
EXCELSIOR  HALL,  713  Mission 
Excelsior  Homestead  Association,  office  304  Mont 
EXCELSIOR  IRON  WORKS,  James  J.  Gallag- 
her proprietor,  712  Sansom 
EXCELSIOR  MILL  CO.,   (William   A.   Meeker, 
Valentine  Hepp, George  D.  Gilmore  and  Joseph 
Vogler J  sash,  blinds,  doors,  shutters  and  mold- 
ings, 441-445  Brannan 
EXCELSIOR  PRINTING    OFFICE,    Bacon    & 

Company  proprietors,  536  Clay 
EXCHANGE  BUILDING,  NW  cor  Montgomery 

and  Washington 
Exchequer  M.  Co.,  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  office  401  Cal 
Exodius  Madame,  fortune  teller,  dwl  37  O'Farrell 
Expert  A.,  broker,  dwl  1015  Stockton 
EXPRESS  BUILDING,  NE  cor  Mont  and  Cal 
Eylward  John,  blacksmith  with  Maurice  Doyle,  dwl 
770  Mission 


Eymann  August,  newspaper  agent,  dwl  1617  Cal 

Eymann  Charles,  expressman,  dwl  1617  California 

Eymat  Leon,  n]attie8iinak'»r  with  George  O.  Whit- 
ney &  Co.,  dwl  cor  Dupont  and  Pacific 

Eyre  Edward  E.,  stockbroker,  office  124  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  905  Sutter 

Eyre  John,  carpenter,  dwl  E  8  Castro  bet  Fifteenth 
and  Sixteenth 

Eyre  Manuel  Jr.,  capitalist,  office  SE  cor  Clay  and 
Kearny,  dwl  702  California 

Eyre  William,  photographer  with  Mrs.  J.  L.  Kings- 
ley,  dwl  SE  cor  Clay  and  Kearny 

Eyres'William,  calker,  dwl  214  Eitcb,  rear 

Ezekiels  E.  M.,  dwl  38  Geary 

Ezekiels  Jeanette,  real  point  and  chantilly  laces,  38 
Geary 

Ezekiels  Mark,  auctioneer  with  Cnmmings  &  Terry, 
dwl  627  Bush 


FABENS  F.  A.,  attorney  at  law,  office  10  Mont- 
gomery Block,  dwl  1907  Stockton 
Fabens  George  C,  Saucelito  Dairy,  dwl  1907  Stock 
Faber  Anton,  waiter,  228  Kearny 
Faber  James,  clerk,  dwl  729  Washington 
Faber  Joseph,  scavenger,  dwl  E  s  Morey  Alley  bet 

Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Fabian  James,  glazier,  dwl  231  Sixth 
Fabian  Michael,  salesman,  318  Kearny,  dwl  6  Beldeu 
Fabre  Emma  Mrs.,  dwl  220  Third 
Fabricks  Charles,  sailniaker,  dwl  533  Commercial 
Fabry  Sebastian,    butcher,   dwl   W  s  Bryant    nr 

Twenty-fourth 
Fadden  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  Dolores  nr  Thirtieth 
Fagan,  Bliven  &  Co.,  (Michael  Fagan,  James  I. 

Bliven  and  Henry  F.  Rice)  proprietors    Em- 
pire Soda  Works,  b21  Folsom 
FaganBridget,  (widow)  furnished  rooms, 209  Fourth 
Fagan  Christopher,  pressman  Pacific  Linseed  Oil 

Works,  dwl  26  Freelou 
Fagan  .James,  hostler  with  William  E.  Bridge,  dwl 

13  St.  Mary's  Place 
Fagan  John,  cai'penter,  dwl  641  Commercial 
Fagan  John,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  E.  R.,  dwl  112 

Jones 
Fagan  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  26  Freelon 
Fagan  John,  porter  with   George  O.  Whitney  & 

Co.,  dwl  18  Anthony 
Fagan  Joseph,  calker,  dwl  26  Freelon 
Fagan  Michael,  (Fagan,  Bliveii.  <&   Go. J  dwl   452 

Natoma 
Fagau  Terrence,  drayman  with  Joseph  W.  Souther, 

dwl  157  Periy 
Fagan  Thomas  Rev.,  secretary  Archbishop  J.  S.  Al- 

emany,  dwl  628  C.ilifornia 
Fagen  Mary  A.,  (widow)  dwl  632  Minna 
Fager  John  C.  compositor  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl  SW 

cor  Virginia  and  Jackson 
Fagersteen   Gustave,  artist  with   Howland  &   Co., 

dwl  NW  cor  Hawthorne  and  Hariison 
Fagliafeor  Andi'cw,  laborer,  dwl  11  Stockton 
Fagothey  John,  boarding,  8:J6  Broadway 
Fahev  James  T.,  clerk  with  A.  G.  Anthony,  dwl  518 

Filbert 
Fahey  John,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl  Po- 

trero  Point 
Fahey  John,  prisonkeeper  San  Qnentin,  dwl  1433 

Taylor 
Fahey  John,  waiter  Brooklyn  Hotel,  dwl   439  Bush 
Fahey  John  J.,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  &. 

S.  Co.,  dwl  338  Minna 
Fahey  Martin,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  & 

S.  Co.,  dwl  162  Minna 
Fahey  Michael,  machinist  with  H.  J.  Booth  <fe  Co., 

dwl  38  First 
Fahey  Rodger,  cook  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
FAHLSTEN  CHARLES  J.  E.,  importer  foreign 

wines,  etc.,  434  Jackson,  dwl  313  Stockton 


THS  PEOPIiES  INSUBANCJB  CO.  a  Iiive  Company. 


C.  P   VATT  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Merchandise  Brokers. 


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Fahrenholz  Henry,  dwl  ISW  cor  Mission  and   Spear 
Fabrenkrug  Christian,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Folsom  and  Nineteenth 
Fahrenknitj  John,  clerk  with  Inelee  &  Joseph,  dwl 

10  William 
Fahrenkrug  William,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

Howard  and  Seventh 
Fahsen  Bernard,  varnisher  with  N.  P.  Cole  &  Co., 

dwl  1428  Stockton 
Fahy  Lawrence,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Clinton  bet  Bran- 
nan  and  Townsend 
Fahy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  210  Jackson 
Fahy  Roger,  laborer,  dwl  o4  Jessie,  rear 
Fair  Alexander,  nioJder,  dwl  Franklin  Hotel 
Fair  J.  F.,  dwl  What  Cheer  Honse 
Fair  M.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &.  Kelso 
Fairbank  Charles  E.,  assistant  ticket  agent  Central 

Pacilic  K.  li.  Co.,  4-'6  Cal,  dwl  Nucleus  Hotel 
Fairbank  Madame,  millinery,  7  Third 
Fairbanks  it  Hutchinson,  scales,  126  California 
Fairchild  George  W.,   (Fairchild,  PrescoU  4-  Co. J 

dwl  643  Stevenson 
Fairchild  G.  M.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League, 128  Kearny 
Fairchild  Harvey,  machinist  with  Hawkins  «fe  Can- 

trell,  dwl  1310  California 
Fairchild  H.  JI.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  South  San 

Francisco  Grammar  School,  dwl  1310  Cal 
Fairchild,  Prescott  «&  Co.,  f  George    W.   Fairchild, 

James  G.    Ptescotf  and    John  PrescottJ    box 

manufacturers,  cor  Fifth  and  Market 
Faircliild   Samuel  D.,  shoemaker,  416  Foleom,  dwl 

548  Folsom 
Fairchilds  J.  H.,  traveling  agent  New  York  Life  In- 
surance Company,  4l'1)  Montgomery 
Fail-fax  Charles  Mrs.,  (widow)  bds  Lick  House 
Fairfield  Daniel,  laborer,  dw!  E  s  Spear  nr  Howard 
Fairfield  James,  pilot,  office  35  Merchauts'Exchange, 

dwl  4:23  Hayes 
Fairfield  Maishiill,  engineer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Fairfield  Marshall,  stonecutter,  dwl  S  s  Rose  Av  nr 

Market 
Fairfield  William,  messinan  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's 

S.  S.  Senator 
Fairfowl  James  B.,  pilot,  dwl  SE  cor  Sixteenth  and 

Siiotwell 
Fairman  Edward,  civil  engineer,  dwl  742  Wash 
Fairmount  Land  Association,  ofiSce  418  California 
Fairview  J.  C.  K.,  teamster,  dwl  W  s  San   Bruno 

road  bet  Tweniy-si.xth  and  Twenty -seventh 
Fairweather  Alfred  J.,  talesman  with  J.  W.  David- 
sou  &,  Co.,  dwl  410  Minna 
Fairweather  Julian,  carpenter,  dwl  410  Minna 
Faison   Bernard,  upholsterer,   dwl  1428  Stockton, 

rear 
Faithfdl  Edwin,  baker  with  Deeth,  Starr  &  Camp- 
bell, dwl  Stevenson  nr  Twelfth 
Falbv  Edward,  stewaid,  dwl  210  Pacific 
Falby  Jlichael,  liborer,  dwl  210  Pacific 
Falck  Bernard,  cigars  and  tobacco,  123  Second,  dwl 

NE  cor  Howard  and  Second 
Falco  Alexander,  watchcaseniuker,  608  Sacramento, 

dwl  NE  cor  Powell  and  Green 
Falco  John,  wagonraaker  with  Alexander  Bourgeois, 

dwl  NE  cor  Powell  and  Green 
Falconer    Henry,   circulating    library   and    news 

depot.  60  Second 
Falconer  Robert  S.,  (P.  Douglass  <&  Co.J  dwl  225 

O'  Farrell 
Fales  Edward,  dwl  1521  Mission 
FALES  FREDERICK  O..  drugs  and  medicines, 

SE  cor  Bush  and  Powell 
Faling  Chailes  D.,  telegraph  operator  Lick  House 
FALK  A.  &  CO.,  (Anthony  ZcUcrbach)  importers 

blank  books,  stationery  and  notions,  428  San 
Falk  Adolph,  (A.  Falk  cfc  Co.)  dwl  610  Post 
Falk  G.  L.,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Falk  Kevan,  caterer,  dwl  113  Sixth 
Falk  Levi,  clothing,  232  First 
Falk  Morris,  clerk,  12  Bush,  dwl  232  First 


Falk  Philip,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  541  Turk 

Falk  Samuel,  merchant,  dwl  319  Taylor 

Falk  Solomon,  segar  manufacturer,  405  Front,  dwl 

529  Tehama 
Falk  Wolf,  clerk  with  Ellis  W.  Moss,  dwl  113  Sixth 
Falkenau  Frederick,  clerk,  dwl  1  Martha  Place 
Falkenau   Louis,  State    assayer,    office   421  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  219  Shotwell 
Falkenburg  Henry,  boarding  and  lodging,  164  Jessie 
Falkenhahn  Ferdinand,  porter,  (i27  Commercial 
Falkenstein  Gustavus,  dwl  621  Third 
Falkensteiu  ileary,  (Falkenstein  <^   Co.JreB  New 

York 
Falkenstein  John   A.,  shoemaker  with  Utscliig  & 

Hanson,  dwl  431  Pine 
Falkenstein   &    Co.,    (Henry    Falkenstein,  Moses 

Meyerfeld  and  Charles   L.    Heller j  importers 

cigars  and  tobacco,  NE  cor  California  and  Bat 
Falkinburg  Nelson  H.,  captain  U.  S.  A.  Q.  JI.  stm 

McPherson,  Jackson  St.  Wharf,  dwl  40  Langion 
Falldnbnrgh  Amos  B.,  (Standard  Adamantine  Candle 

Co.)  dwl  NEcor  Bush  and  Stockton 
Falkinham  Edwin,  manufacturer  childreus'  carriages, 

629  Third 
FALKNER,  BELL  &    CO,  (Jamcx  Bell,  Eenry 

D.  Harrison  and  James  D.  Walker  J  commis- 
sion merchants,  insurance  agents  and    Lloyds 

agents,  office  430  California 
Falkner  H.,  dwl  Branch  House 
Falkner. — See  Falconer  and  Faulkner 
Fall  George,  barkeeper,  330  Bush,  dwl  1303  Larkin 
Fallichet  Lewis,  carpenter  H.  C. League,  128  Kearny 
Falling  John,  laborer  City  B.  K. 
Fallis  James,  tinsmith  with  Walmsley  &  Smith,  dwl 

358|  Jessie 
Fallmer  Rudolph,  cabinetmaker,  1149  Folsom,  dwl 

SW  cor  Folsom  and  Folsom  Av 
Fallon  Amelia  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mission  and 

Mary  Street  Primary  School 
Fallon  Daniel  G.,  dwl9U5  Post 
Fallon  Edward,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  22  Langton 
Fallon  Edward  D.,  fireman,  dwl  223  Folsom 
Fallon  James,  sash  and  blindmaker,  dwl  166  Tehama 
Fallon  John,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Eighth  nr  Howard 
Fallon  John,  laborer  Southern  Pacilic  R.  R.,  dwl 

S  8  Valencia  nr  depot 
Fallon  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  21  Caroline 
Fallon  Michael  G.,  gardener  and  janitor,  Geary  and 

Sutler  St.  Cosmopuliian  Schools,  dwl  514  Mason 
Fallon   Michael  M.,  bookkeeper  with  Wheelau   & 

Co.,  dwl  8  Natoma 
Fallon  Patrick,  laborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 
Fallon  Thomas,  clerk  with  F.  A.  Rouleau,  dwl  922^ 

Folsom 
Fallon  Thomas,  deckhand,  dwl  541  First 
Fallon  Thomas,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  17  Folsom  Avenue. 
Falls  Stephen  D.,  salesman,  223  Montgomery,  dwl 

220  0' Far  re  11 
Falls  Thomas  J.,   engineer   Oakland  Cotton  Mills, 

dwl  963  Folsom 
Falls  William  F.,  clerk,  dwl  212  Austin 
Fancher  Charles  H.,  salesman  with  Dis8&  Co., (and 

Fancher  <Sc  Andreirs)  dwl  230  Kearny 
Fancher  &  Andrews,  (Charles  H.  Fancher  and  E. 

0.  Andrews)  furnished  rooms,  230  Kearny 
Fane  George,  decorator,  dwl  641  Commercial 
Fanjoy  W.  H.,  picture  fraraemaker  with  J.  C.  Park- 
inson, dwl  22  Mary 
Fannin  John,  farmer,  dwl  W  s  Mason  nr  Green 
Fannin  Thomas,  fireman,  dwl  E  s  Beale  bet  Howard 

and  Folsom 
Fannin  Thomas,  tanner  with  Wolf  Bloom,  dwl  S  8 

California  Av  bet  Folsom  and  Howard 
Fanning  Bernard,  gardeuer,  dwl  11  Mason 
Fanning  Edward,  contractor,  dwl  320  Chestnnt 
Fanning  Ferdinand,  waiter  with  John  S.  Brander, 

225  Clay 


JOKES,  FUIiLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street^  Forte  Monnaies  and  Bet^ules. 


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Fanning  James,  conductor  Omnibus  R.  R. 
Fanning  James,  hostler,  'JU  Pine,  dwl  l'J7  Stev 
Fanning  James,  waiter  witU  Daniel  Flood  &  Bro., 

318  Pacific 
Fanning  Thomas,  baker  Roman  Catholic   Oi^phan 

Asylnni,  dwl  267  Clara 
Fantry  George,  laborer,   dwl  N  s  Thirteenth  bet 

Mission  and  Valencia 
Faraday  Joseph,  clerk,  409  California,  dwl  N  s  Page 

bet  Franklin  and  Goiigh 
Farciot  Charles,  niodelmaker,  13  Fremont,  dwl  N  s 

Howard  nr  Second 
Farenboh  Joseph,  shoemaker,  546  Mission 
FARGO  E.  A.,   importer  and   jobber  wines    and 

brandies,  316  Front,  dwl  1504  Mission 
Fargo  Jerome  B.,  proprietor  California  Wafer  Fil- 
terer,  office  3:ii!  Monttromery,  dwl  1111  Folsom 
Farish  A.  T.,  salesman  with  Moody  &  Farish,  dwl 

NW  cor  California  and  Larkin 
Farish  Thomas  E.,  salesman  with  Moody  &  Farish, 

dwl  NVV  cor  California  and  Larkin 
Farlaud  Henry  L.,  engineer,  dwl  805  Bush 
Farland  Miles  L.,  compositor  with  Frank  Eastman, 

dwl  805  Bush 
Farley  Anthony,  laborer,  dwl  210  Pacific 
Farley  Bernard,  liquor  saloon.  Ocean  House  Road 

one  mile  from  Ocean  House 
Farley  Charles,  dwl  607  Jackson 
Farley  Daniel,  captain   schooner   Adrianna,   office 

Js'E  cor  Front  and  Washington,  dwl  408  Beale 
Farley  Frank,  cook  with  F.  A.  Bergman,  dwl  50 

Nat  o  ma 
Farley  Frank,  pressman  with  Francis  &  Valentine, 

dwl  cor  Van  Ness  Av  and  Filbert 
Farley  George,  miner,  dwl  103  First 
Farley  James,  laborer,  dwl  3  Sumner 
Farley  James,  laborer  with  Thomas  Day,  dwl  cor 

Greenwich  and  Polk 
Farley  James,  shoemaker,  NE  corHydeand  Union, 

dwl  N  s  Greenwich  bet  Polk  and  Van  Xess  Av 
Farley  Michael,  machinist  Risdou  Iron  Works,  dwl 

435  Clementina 
Farley  Patrick,  conductor  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  213 

Tehama 
Farley  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Fort  Point 
Farley  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Silver  Av  nr  Sweeney 
Farley   Patrick,   staiibuilder  with    Hanlon  &   Mc- 

Guire,  dwl  E  s  Minna  nr  Fourteenth 
Farley  Patrick  R.,  groceries  and  liquors,  53  Everett 
ITarley  Philip  H  ,  hackman  Plaza,  dwl  165  Minna 
Farley  Thomas,  hog  ranch,  E  s  Utah  bet  Alameda 

and  Sixteenth 
Farley  Thomas,  stock  raiser,  dwl  N  s  Chestnut  bet 

Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Farley  Thomas,  woodturner  with  Gracier  &  Heald, 

dwl  213  Tehama 
Farm  George,  hostler  with  George  H.  Wright,  dwl 

211  Tehama 
Farm  Homestead  Association,  office  409  California 
Farmar  Richard  B.,  bookkeeper  Bamber  &  Co."s 

Express,  dwl  1713  Stockton 
Farmer  Charles,  machinist  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl  50 

Natoma 
Farmer  John,  (Farmer  Bros.)  dwl  510  Stevenson 
Farmer  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  1423  California 
Farmer  William,  laborer,  dwl  60i)  Post 
FARMERS'    AND    MECHANICS'    BANK    OF 

SAVINGS,  Henry  Dutton,  President,  George 

M.  Condee,  Secretary,  225  Sansom  cor  Cal 
Farmers'  and  Mechanics'  Life  Insurance  Co.,  (New 

York)   Ward  &  Co.,  general  agents,  office  302 

Montgomery 
Farnam  William  B.,  laborer,  dwl  Adams  House 
Farnen  Sarah  Miss,  laundress,  dwl  NE  cor  Sixth 

and  Folsom 
Farnham  Henry,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Senator 
Farnham  James,  clerk  with  Meigs  &  Gawley,  dwl 

Ss  Columbia  bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 


Farnham  Jeremiah   W.,  captain  bark   Northwest, 
pier  1  Stenart,  dwl  S  s  Columbia  bet  Guerrero 
and  Dolores 
Farnham  John  H.,  shipcarpenter  with  L.  S.  Allen 

&  Co.,  dwl  S  s  Bush  bet  Mont  and  Kearny 
Farnliam  John  N.,   f Farnham  <£   Cameron)  dwl 

409  First 
Farnham  John  N.  Jr.,  carpenter,  dwl  409  First 
Farnham   &    Cameron,    (John   N.    Farnham  and 
Daniel  Cameron)  shipwrights,  E  s  Spear  bet 
Mission  and  Howard 
Farnham. — See  Farnum 
Farnsworth  David  L.,  dravman,    210  California, 

dwl  124  Eddy 
Farnsworth  Dianthe  M.  Miss,  nurse,  dwl  28  Oak 

Grove  Avenue 
Farnsworth  E.  S.,  captain  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento, 

office  foot  Second 
Farnsworth  Harry,  stairbuilder  with  B.  H.  Free- 
man, dwl  927  Howard 
Farnsworth  Isaac  L.,  carpenter,  dwl  607J  Pine 
Farnsworth  John   D.,   salesman   with  Preston   & 
McKinnon,  dwl  N  s  Geary   bet  Laguna  and 
Buchanan 
Farnsworth  Orrin  E.,  clerk,  dwl  122  Eddy 
Farnsworth  William  O.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  1608  Pac 
Farnum  Mary,  (widow)  nurse,  dwl2J5  O'Farrell 
Farnum.— See  Farnham 
Faron  Samuel,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

N  s  Minna  nr  Second 
Farque  John,  engineer  C.  S.  N.  Co.'s  steamer  Chry- 

sopolis,  dwl  2102  Mason 
Farqutiar  George,  subassistant  U.  S.  Coast  Survey, 

office  629  Kearny 
Farquharsou  Charles  D.,  contractor,  dwl  712  Hyde 
Farquharson   Charles   S.,  clerk   with  Stephen" M. 

Smith,  dwl  West  End 
FARQUHARSON  DAVID,  architect,  SW cor  Cali- 
fornia and  Kearny,  dwl  1136  Sutter 
Farquharsou  James,   manager  billiard  room  Lick 

House,  dwl  209  Kearny 
FARR  ALONZO,    liquor"  saloon,   SE  cor  Fourth 

and  Berry 
Farr  George  M.,  carriagemaker  with  Kimball  Man- 
nfactui'ing  Co.,  dwl  N  8  Bryant  bet  Sixth  and 
Seventh 
Farracy  Cornelius,  deckhand,  dwl  37  Eddy 
Farran  Charles  J.,  local  atjent  Merchants'  Mutual 
Marine  Insurance  Co.,  dwl  E  s  First  Avenue  bet 
Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Farran  James,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  80  Jessie 
Farran  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  18  Minna 
Farran  John,  laborer,  dwl  29  Natoma 
Farran  John  F.,  (Shed  &  F.)  dwl  315  Clementina 
Farrar  Albert,  boxmaker  with  Swan,  Dunbar  & 

Co.,  dwl  613  Mission 
Fiirrar  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  1823  Stockton 
Farrel  Peter,  stevedore,  dwl  134Steuart 
Farrell  Ann  E.,  (colored)  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl 

778  Harrison 
Farrell  Annie  Mrs.,  brancli  bakery,  311  Fifth 
Farrell  Edward,  barkeeper,  dwl  SE  cor  Pine  and 

Kearny 
Farrell   Edward,  contractor  and  builder,  dwl  828 

Union 
Farrell  Edward,  longshoreman,  dwl  19  Morton 
Farrell  Frank,  tailor,  dwl  743  Pacific 
Farrell  J.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Farrell  James,  groceries,  liquors  and  commission, 

458  Natoma 
Farrell  James,  laborer  with  George  W.   Sawin  & 

Co.,  dwl  1632  Stockton 
Farrell  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  34J  Freelon 
Farrell  James  Mrs.,  dwl  NW  cor  Harrison   and 

Dora 
Farrell  James  A.,    liquor  saloon,   N  s  Berry  bet 

Third  and  Fourth 
Farrell  James  M.,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Cemetery 
Avenue  and  Geary 


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Farrell  James  W.,  drayman  with  George  C.   John- 
son &  Co.,  dwl  J 9  Caroline 
Farrell  John,  hlacksmith  with  William  Carlen,  dwl 

7^4  Broadway 
Farrell  John,  laborer,  dwl  911  Market 
Farrell  John  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Washington  and 

Kearny 
Farrell  John,  laborer  S.  F.   &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  359  3Iinna 
Farrell  John,  painter,  dwl  110  William 
Farrell  John  painter,  dwl  21-2  Broadwny 
Farrell  John  J.,  peddler,  dwl  S  s  itarrison  nr 

Dora 
Farrell  John  J.,  sawyer  California  Mills,  dwl  307 

Filbert 
Farrell  John  J.,  woodcarver,  dwl    123  Garden 
Farrell  John  M  ,  nianutacturer  corks.  311  Fifth,  rear 
Farrell  John  P.,  brickmason,  New  U.  S.    B.   Mint, 

dwl  42  Clara 
Farrell  Joseph,    marine    reporter    Merchants    Ex- 
change Association,  dwl  Meiggs  Wharf 
Farrell  Joseph,  niolder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl  12 

Sherwood  Place 
Farrell  Joseph  P.,  clerk  with  W^ilson   &  Bro,  dwl 

S  8  Greenwich  bet  Powell  and  Mason 
Farrell  Josephine,  (widow)  dwl  X  s  Alta  nr  Sansom 
Farrell  Julia,  (widow)  furnished  rooms.  625  Mission 
Farrell  M.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Farrell  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  13(3  Dora 
Farrell  Matbew,  {Farrell d:  SimmousJ dvrlTehama 

nr  Sixth 
Farrell  Michael,  bricklayer,  Bricklayers  Ass'n,  234 

Sutter 
Farrell  Michael,  hostler,  dwl  333  Bush 
Farrell  :Michael,  laborer,  dwl  23?  Minna,  rear 
Farrell  Michael,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill 
Farrell  Michael,  porter,  Gibbs  U.  S.  Bonded  Ware- 
house, dwl  1  Howard  Court 
Farrell  Michael,  proprietor  Brookline  House,  217 

Broad  wiiy 
Farrell  Michael  J.,  shoemaker  with  A.  Aarons,  dwl 

132  Morton 
Farrell  Patrick,  bricklayer,  Bricklayers  Ass'n,  2-34 

Sutter 
Farrell  Patrick,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  Wharf 
Farrell  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  Point  Lobos  Av   ]| 

miles  from  Toil  Gate 
Farrell  Patrick,  moider  Vulcan  Iron  Works,   dwl 

S  8  Jlinna  nr  Eleventh 
Farrell  Patrick,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  & 

S.  Co.,  dwl  531  Howard 
Farrell  Patrick,  waiter   Grand  Hotel 
Farrell  Peter,  longshoreman,  dwl  NW   cor  Steuart 

and  Howard 
Farrell   Peter  E.,  wines  and  liquors,  XW  cor  Va- 
lencia and  Sixteenth 
Farrell  Simon,  laborer,  dwl  21  Ritch,  rear 
Farrell  Simon  J.,  Kastitter  with  Higgins  &  McMan- 

ns.  dwl  237  Minna 
Farrell  Thomas,  barkeeper,  cor  Sutter  and  Market 
Fai-rell   Thomas,  hostler,  dwl  Point  Lobos  Avenue, 

IJ  miles  from  toll  gate 
Farrell  Thomas,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Farrell  Thomas,  marble   works,  35  Fifth,  dwl  767 

Howard 
Farrell  Thomas,  stevedore,  dwl  916  Montgomery 
Farrell  Thomas,  waiter,  dwl  United  States  Hotel 
Farrell   Timothy,   teamster  Beale  St.  Planing  Mill, 

dwl  McAllister  bet  Hyde  and  Leavenworth 
Farrell  William,  blacksini'th,  dwl  123  Pacific 
Farrell   William,   horseshoer  with  James  Doran, 

dwl  21  Fifth  Avenue 
Farrell   William,   laborer,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  Wharf 
Farrell   William,    plumber,    dwl  X  s  Liberty  nr 

Dolores 
Farrell  William  M.,  shoemaker,  dwl  245  Minna 
Farrell  &    Simmons,  (Matkew  Farrell  and  James 
Simmons)  wood  and  coal,  211  Mason 


Farrelly   Charles,    (Farrelly   Sf   McGruderJ  dwl 

SW  cor  Fourth  and  Jessie 
Farrelly  John,  marblecutter,  dwl  21  Anthony 
Farrelly  John  A.,  clerk  Hibernia  Savings  and  Loan 

Bank,  dwl  X  E  cor  Montgomery  and  Mai-ket 
Farrelly  Michael,  hackman,  dwl  52'Everett 
Farrelly  Patrick,  warehouseman,  dwl  SW  cor  San- 
som and  Filbert 
Farrelly  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  327  Broadway 
Farrelly  &  McGruder,  ^CAar/es  Farrelly  and  Law- 
rence McGruderJ  groceries  and  liquors,   SW 
cor  Fourth  and  Jessie 
Farren  Henry,  upholsterer,  dwl  226  Clara 
Farren  James,  driver  with  Frank  Barnard,  dwl  N  s 

Vallejo  bet  Sansom  and  Montgomery 
FaiTen  James,  laborer,  dwlBestole  nr  Vallejo 
Farren  John,  bricklayer.  Bricklayers'  Association, 

234  Sutter 
Farren  John,  driver  with  S.  B.  Whipple,  dwl  208 

First 
Farren  John,  engineer,  dwl  336  Shipley 
Farren  John,  helper  with  McAfee,   Spiers  &  Co., 

dwl  144  Xevada 
Farren  John,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl  Po- 

trero  Point 
Farren  John,  laborer,  dwl  1013  Market 
Farren  John  W.,  wagonmaker,  121  Beale,  dwl  316 

First 
Farren  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  244  Perry 
Farren  Robert  J.,  barkeeper,  311  Bush 
Farren  Samuel  M.,  assistant  surveyor.  County  Sur- 
veyor's office,  dwl  NE  cor  Howard  and  Twen- 
ty-second 
Farren  Thomas,  liquor  saloon,  E  a  Beale  bet  Mission 

and  Howard 
Farrenbocker  William,  brewer,  dwl  7  Grand  Av 
Farrington  Bernard,  hackman,  Plaza 
Farrington   Elvin  D.,  assay   department  U.  S.  B. 

Mint,  res  Oakland 
Farrington  Joseph  W.,  real  estate,  dwl  1018  Market 
Farrington  May  W.,  (widow),  dwl  417  O'Farrell 
Farris  Owen,   hostler  with  Bowen  &  Slocum,  921 

Sutter 
Farrow  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Farrs  W'illiam,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  319  Stockton 
Farry  John,  peddler,  dwl  Wavne  nr  Crescent  Av 
Farsberg  Charles,   carbuilder'with  Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  290  Tehama 
Faisbloom  John,  carpenter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Farwell  J.  D.,  (J.  1).  Farwell  &  Co. J  res  Alameda 
FARWELL  J.  D.  &  CO.,  (William  H.  Farwell) 

ship  chandlers,  307  Clay 
Farwell  Peter  J.,  dwl  323i  Minna 
Farwell   William   H.,  fj.  D.  Farwell  &  Go.)  res 

Alameda 
Fashion  Stable,  White  &.  Kanary,  proprietors,  16 

Sutter 
Fass  Henry,  chicken  ranch,  dwl  E  s  Potrero  Avenue 

nr  Santa  Clara 
Faeset  J.,  laundry  man  Occidental  Hotel 
Fassett  Harry  W.,  captain  steamer  Pilot,  office  220 

Clay 
Faseeti   X.    C,  (Fassett,  McCavlley  Sf  Co.)  dwl 

Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
FASSETT,  McCAULLEY  &  CO.,    fN.   C.  Fas- 
sett,   William   McCaulley  and  D.   H.  Crowe) 
graindealers  and  shippers,  220  Clay 
Fatt  Matthias,  dwl  532  Broadway 
Faubel  Henry.butcher,  XE  corFolsomand  Twelfth, 

dwl  XW  cor  Columbia  and  Twenty-fourth 
Faughnor  Thomas,  porter  with  Thomas' H.  Selby  & 

Co.,  dwl  240  Perry 
Faulding  John,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Faulhaber    Francis,   expressman,    dwl    417    Post, 

rear 
Faulhaber    George,   locksmith  with  Will  &  Finck, 

dwl  9  Hardie  Place 
Faulkner  Francis  W.,  salesman  with  California  Type 
Foundry  Co.,  dw  1  525  Post 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Buttons  in  «reat  variety, 
lb 


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Faulkner  George  H.,  bookkeeper  with  William   T. 

Reynolds  &  Co.,  dwl  423  Sutter 
FAULKNER  GEORGE  L.,  agent  California  Type 

Foundry  Co.,  407  Sansom,   res  Brooklyn,  Ala- 
meda Co 
Faulkner  James,  pilot  C.  S.  Nav.  Co's  str  Amador, 

dwl  1313  Kearny 
Faulkiier  Jennie  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  713  Howard 
Faulkner    John,   hostler,   dwl    Agricultural  Park, 

Clitf  House  road,  5  miles  from  City  Hall 
Faulkner    Patrick,   teamster  Black   Diamond  Coal 

Co.,  dwl  E  8  Ecker  nr  First 
Faulkner  Thomas,  porter,  dwl  240  Perry,  rear 
FAULKNER    WILLIAM,    president     California 

Type  Foundry  Co.,  407  Sansom,  res  Brooklyn, 

Alameda  Co 
Faulkner — See  Falconer  and  Falkner 
Faulstich  Thaddeus,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Howard  and  Harriet,  and  528  Mission,  dwl  1013 

Howard 
Fanpel  Jacob,  clerk,  NE  cor  Folsom  and  Twelfth 
Faupel  Philip,  market,  NE  cor  Folsom  and  Twelfth 
Fauquart  Andres,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Nineteenth  bet 

Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Faure  Edouard,  hairdresser  with  M.  Auronze,  dwl 

61.1  Dupont 
Faure  Martin,  (Fnure  &  Gamier)  dwl  634  Pacific 
Faure   &  Garnier  (Mnrtiu  Faure    and    Guiseppe 

Gamier  J  liquor  saloon,  634  Pacific 
Fauss  Daniel,  groceries  and  liquors,  SWcor  Howard 

and  Nineteenth 
Fauss  Heiurich,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Mission  and 

Nineteenth 
'Fi.nm  Oxio,  (EJeinclaus,  F.,  and  KleinclausJ  dwl 

SE  cor  Nineteenth  and  Mission 
Faust  John,  baker  with  Henry  Diederich,  dwl  23 

Caroline 
Faust  R.  B.,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Faust  Tobias,  sexton  Congregation  Beth  Israel,  dwl 

825  Folsom 
Fautsch  Francis  E.,  landscape  gardener,  cor  Turk 

and  Market 
Fava  Innocenza,  peddler,  dwl  1004  Pacific 
Favor  Chauncey  O., machine  hand  California  Mills, 

dwl  41  Welsh 
Favor  Frank,  painter,  dwl  608  Market 
Favor  James  H.,  millman  California  Mills,  dwl  224 

Second 
Favor  Kimbal,  physician,  surgeon  and  accoucheur, 

office  and  dwl  131  Third 
Favre    Frau90i8,    (Fav:e  &  JaussandJ  dwl  222^ 

Ritch 
Favre  &  Jaussaud,  f  Francois  Favre  and  Benjamin 

Jaussand)  importers  wines  and  liquors,  etc., 

430-432  Jackson 
Fawcett  Stephen,  { Fawcett  &  AngsburghJ  dwl  418 

Post 
Fawcett  William,  liquors,  105  Fifth 
Fa^vcett  &  Augsburgh,  f  Stephen  Fawcett  and  Fred- 
erick Auggburghj  fruits  and  vegetables,  8  Met- 
ropolitan Market 
Fawke  Albert,  plasterer,  dwl  19  Harrison  Av,  rear 
Fawler  William,  boatman,  dwl  715  Davis 
Fay  Andrew,  driver   with  A.  R.  C.  Ice  Co.,  dwl  9 

Leroy  Place 
FAY  CALEB  T.,  manufacturiug,  office  428  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Fay  Charles,  cook  Empire  Hotel 
Fay  David,  dwl  SE  cor  Leavenworth   and  Chesnut 
Fay  Edward  P.,  engineer,  dwl  55  Tehama 
Fay  Eliza  A.,  (widow)  dwl  314  Fremont 
Faj-  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  515  Vallejo 
Fay  James  G.,  ropemaker  S.  F.   Cordage  Factory, 

dwl  cor  Sierra  and  Michigan 
Fay  Jeremiah,  mariner,  dwl  112  Pacific 
Fay  John,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham  &  Hecht, 

dwl  SE  cor  Second  and  Natoma 
Fay  John,  soap  manufacturer,  N  s  Chestnut  nr  Tay- 
lor, dwl  2014  Powell 


Fav  Joseph  B..  dravman  with  Samuel  E.  Oakley, 

"  dwl  20  Hunt 
Fay   Julius,   bookkeeper  City   of  Paris,   dwl  931 

Pacific 
Fav  Louis  M.,  canvasser  with  H.  H.  Kev  &  Co. 
Fay  Max  H.,  clerk  with  H.  H.  Key,  dwl  215  Post 
Fay  Michael,  whip  factory  and  liqr.or  saloon,  Mis- 
sion bet  Twenty-eighth  and  Twenty-ninth 
Fay    Michael  II.,   steward   Delmonico   Restaurant, 

dwl  26  Louisa 
Fay  Patrick,  bootmaker,  dwl  3  Maiden  Lane 
Fay  Peter,  boatman,  Vallejo  Street  Wharf,  dwl  NE 

cor  Francisco  and  Stockton 
Fay  Philip  S.,  real  estate  and   money  broker,  office 

422  Montgomery,  dwl  610  Jessie 
Fay  Thomas,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Fay  Sarah,  dressmaker,  dwl  861  Folsom 
Fay  Thomns,  clerk,  dwl  27  Freelon 
Fiiy  Thomas,  laborer  Mission  Woolen    Mills,  dwl 

N  8  Fifteenth  nr  Howard 
Fay  Thomas,  hi  borer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  29  First 
Fay  Thomas  F.,  with  C.  G.  Noyes  &   Co.,   dwl  42 

Sixth 
Fay  Thomas  J.,  capitalist,  office  422  Montgomery 
Fay  William,  boltmaker  Risdon  Iron  Works 
Fayard  J.  B.  &  Co.,  (John  D.  Wilson  and  Charles 

KoncheJ  importers  human  hair  and  wig  makers, 

647  Clav 
Fayai-d  Jean  B.,  fj.  B.  Fayard  &   Co.)  dwl  208 

Stockton 
Faye  Thomas  P.,  furniture,  929  Folsom 
Fazackerley  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  J  bet  Nineteenth 

and  Twentieth,  South  S.  F. 
Feagan  Henry,  gilder  with  Rosenthal  &  Bradbury, 

dwl  215  Sutter 
Fearu  A.  C,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,   128  Kearny 
Feaiherlv  Henrietta  Miss,  as.«isrant   teacher  Union 

Primary  School,  dwl  1011  Pacific 
Featherlv  Jacob  H.,  ovsterman  with  George  Mayes, 

dwr48  Clary 
Featherly  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  1011  Pacific 
Featherstone  James,  packer  with  Charles  Langley 

&  Co.,  dwl  313  Geary 
Fechheimer  Martin  S.,  (Ferhheimer,    Goodkind   & 

Co.)  res  New  York 
Fechheimer,  Goodkind  &   Co.,    (Martin  S.    Fech- 
heimer, Henry  Goodkind,  and    henry  Kron- 

ihal)  importers  and  jobbers  clothing,    1 10  Bush 
Feck  Nicholas,  wheelwright,  dwl  N  s  Seventeenth 

bet  Dolores  and  Church 
Feder  Isidore,  tailor.  236  Fifth 

Feder  Louis,  commission  merchant,  office  304   Cali- 
fornia, dwl  463  Minna 
Feder  Robert,  merchant,  dwl  1136  Folsom 
Feder  Samuel,  f Rosenthal,  F.  &  Co.)  res  Boston 
Fedier  Charles,  framemaker  with  Schmidt  &  Bur- 

kardt,  dwl  909  Kearny 
Feehan  Ellen,  dressmaker  with  J[rs.  Mary  Robert- 
sou,  dwl  1721  I^aveuworth 
Feehan  John,  gioceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  First 

and  Natoma,  dwl  N  s  Fell   bet  Van  Ness  Av 

and  Franklin 
Feehan  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  75  Minna 
Feehery  Edward   (Kennedy  <fc    Fj  dwl    SE   cor 

Pierce  and  Chestnut 
Feely  Dennis,  furnished  rooms,  641  Commercial 
Feely  Michael,   laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Feely    William,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

E  s  Gilbert  bet  Brannan  and  Townsend 
Feeney  James,  laborer,  dwl  Laguna  nr  Bush 
Feeney  James,  packer  Golden   Gate  Mills,   dwl  31 

Minna 
Feenev  John,  boilermaker  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

74' First 
Feeney  John,  watchman  Golden  Gate  Flour  Mills, 

dwl  6  Minna 
Feeney  Joseph,  bootmaker,  1139  Howard 
Feeney  Matthew,  cooper,  dwl  74  First 


$500,000  Oold  Assets— the  foundation  of  the  FEOPIiES. 


C.  p.  VAU  SCHAACg  &  CO.,  708.  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Trunks  and  Valises. 


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Feeney  Michael,  drayman  with  Storm  &  Co.,  dwl 

346  Minna  > 

Feeney   Michael,  laborer   Masonic  Cemetery,  dwl 

Scott  bet  O'Kairell  and  Gearv  '     " 

Feeney  Nicholas,  hlackBmitli,  dwl  423  Haves 
Feeney  Owen,  laborer,  <l\vl  430  Clementina 
Feeney  Patiick.   lanndrvinan  with  S.  F.  Lanndry 

Ass'n,  dwl  N\V  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Feeney    Patrick,  painter,    dwl    S  s  Hinckley    bet 

Kearny  and  .Montgomery 
Feeney  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  178  Minna 
Feeney    Robert,    painter,   dwl    B  s  Hinckley    bet 

Kearny  and  Muntgoinery 
Feeney  Thomas,  stonemason,  dwl  S  8  Hinckley  bet 

Kearny  and  Montgomerv 
Feeuy  Bridget,    (widow)    dwl  S  s  Vallejo  bet  Lea- 
venworth and  Jones 
Feeny  Edward,  waiter  St,  Lonis  Hotel,  II  Pacific 
Feeny  James,    laborer  with  James   McDevitt,  dwl 

VV  8  Sansom  nr  Vallejo 
Feeny  James,  laborer  Custom  House,  dwl  E  s  Dora 

nr  Bryant 
Feeny  JIatthew,  cooper,  dwl  W  s  Main  bet  Market 

and  Mitjsion 
Feeny  Stephen,  laborer  with  James  McDevitt,  dwl 

W  8  Sansom  nr  Vallejo 
Fegari    Edwara  W.,  clerk   with   Mutfan  &  Moran, 

dwl  1000  Market 
Fegan  Joiin,  laborer,  dwl  26  Freelon 
Fehnemann  Minna,   (widow)  groceries  and  liquors, 

N\V  cor  Green  and  Larkin 
Fehlmann  E.,  dwl  Frank's  Building 
Fehr   Christian,   hairdres-^er  with   Richard  D.  Has- 

kerville,  dwl  S  s  Jessie  ur  New  Montgomery 
Fehr  Henry,  dwl  6  Pratt  Court 
Fehr  Jacob,   cabinetmaker  with  N.  P.  Cole  &  Co., 

dwl  174  Jessie 
Fehrs  John,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Feibush  Marcus,  clerk  with  Edward  Newman,  dwl 

339  Third 
Feierman  Moritz,  cabinetmaker,  514  Bush,  dwl  S  s 

Green  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Feig  Alexander,  furniture,  237  Third 
Feig  Benjamin,  salesman  with   Joseph  Cohn,  dwl 

N  8  Jackson  bet  Stockton  and  Powell 
Feige  Henry,  carpenter,  Ns  Postnr  Stockton 
■teige  Henry,  shoemaker,  7  Fifth  Avenue 
Fejge  Henry  J.,  builder,  dwl  32  Garden 
Feigenbaum  Benjamin,  ( Femenbanm  Sf  Co.  and  J. 

Feigenbaum  &  Bro.J  resides  Europe 
Feigenbaum  J.&  Brother,  f  Benjamin  Feigenbaum  J 
merchants,  Eel  River,  Humboldt  Co.,  office  120 
Sansom 
Feigenbaum  Joseph,  ^Feigenbaum  &  Co,   and  J. 

Feigenbaum  &  Bro.J  dwl  120  Taylor 
Feigenl)aum  &  Co.,  (Benjamin  Feigenbaum,  Louis 
Schivarzschild    and   Joaeph  Feigenbaum)  im- 
porters and   wholesale   toys  and  fancy  uoods 
120  and  122  Sansom  ,^  fe        . 

Feisel  Frederick  T,,  ( Fei^^el  &  Kernanjdv/l  O'Far- 

rell  bet  Laguua  and  Buchuiiau 
Feiselife  Kernan,  f  Frederick  T.  Feisel  &  Peter  A. 
KernanJ  blacksmiths,  S  s  Mission  nr  Eleventh 
Feist  Adolph,  salesman  with  L.  &  M.  Sachs  &  Co 

dwl  652  Market  ' 

Feix  John,  melter,  dwl  107  Oak 
Felber    Clemens,  eutiineer   with  Miller  &  Halev 
dwl312Ritch      ^  •' 

Felcher  Carl,  draftsman,  dwl  510  Third 
Feld  George  Mrs.,  dwl  12  Everett,  rear 
Feld  Joseph,  tailor,  dwl  13  Everett 
Feldbusch  John  D.,  bakeiy,  W  s  Polk  nr  Bush 
Feldbusch  John  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NVV  cor 

Polk  and  California 
Feldbusch  John  H.D.,  (Feldbusch  Sf-  Co.)  dwl  322 

O'Farrell 
Feldbusch  &  Co. ,  (J.  H.  D.  Feldbusch  and  F.  M.  L. 
Peters)  wholesale  toys  and  fancy  goods,  306 
aud  308  Battery,  and  retail,  207  Montgomery 


Felldin   Lawrence    H.,   confectioner    with     C.    J 
Woodward,  dwl   N  s  Sutter  bet  Dupont  and 
Stockton 
Feldman  Henry  H.,  porter  with  W.  W.  Dodge  Sc 

Co.,  dwl  1313  Stockton  ^ 

Feldrnann  C.  W.,  waiter  with  John  Reagan,  dwl  615 

Sacramento 
FELDMANN  L.  &   CO.,   (Herman  Cordes)   im- 
porters wood  and  willowware  and  fancy  goods 
and  agents  S.  F.  Brush  Factoiy,  315  Sac 
Feldmann   Louis,  (L.  Feldmann  Sf  Co.,  and  Feld- 
rnann. Simpson  &  Co.)  dwl  NE  cor  Shotwell 
and  Twenty  first 
Feldmann,  Simpson  &   Co.,  (Lonis  Feldmann,  R. 
\\.  Simpson  and  Herman    Cordes)  proprietors 
S.  F.  Brush  Factory,  410  Clay 
Feldstein  Michael,  tailor  with  Gerson  Harshell.  dwl 

820  Stockton 
Felice  Madame,  (widow)  dwl  1528  Stockton 
Felis  Augustin,  harnessmaker  with  Main  <fc  Win- 
chester, dwl  Stockton  nr  Green 
Felix  David,  carpenter,  dwl  225  Stevenson 
Felker  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  2015  Howard 
Felker  L.  M.,  maslermariuer,  dwl  721^  Greenwich 
Fell  Caroline  Mrs,  theatrical  costumer,  315  Mont 
Fell  William,  salesman,  630  Market,  dwl  1050^  Fol 
Fella  George  A.,  apprentice  with  C.  C.  Quince,  dwl 

11-)  Geary,  rear 
Fella  John,  varnisher,  dwl  115  Geary 
Fellerath    August,  groceries  and  liqnore,   SE    cor 

Powell  and  Washington 
Fellerer  Charles   E,,  draftsman  U.  S.  M.  Depart- 
ment California,  dwl  10  Quincy 
Fellheimer   Beruhard.  shoemaker,  207  Fourth   dwl 

NE  cor  Fourth  and  Tehama  ' 

Fellheimer  Simon,   clerk  with  Meyer  Kellner,  dwl 

231  Second 
Fellows  Arthur,  commission  merchant,   office  3-5 

Front,  res  Oakland 
Fellows  David  A.,  farmer,  dwl  nr  Presidio  Road  bet 

Filbert  and  Union 
Fellows  Everett  P.,  bookkeeper  with  John  Tavlor 

and  Co.,  dwl 411  Powell  • 

Fellows  George  W.,  dairyman,  dwl  S  s  Greenwich 

bet  Larkin  and  Hyde 
Fellows  J.  W.  painter,  dwl  20  Ellis 
Fellows  Samuel,  collector  with  Redington,  Hostet- 

ter  &  Co.,  dwl  N  s  Union  nr  Baker 
Fellune  James,  mariner,  dwl  114  Jackson 
Felsenthal  Philip,  merchant,    (Pioche   City,   Nev ) 

office  119  Battery,  dwl  515  Geary 
Felt  AIney  O.,  (Ril'ey  df  F.)  dwl  5  Morton,  rear 
Felt  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Santa  Clara  nr  Solano 
ielt  Ira  W.,  salesman  with   Helbing  &,  Straus,  dwl 

N  s  Minna  bet  Eleventh  and  Twelfth 
Felt  J.  J.,  farmer,  office  414  Market,    dwl  Occi- 
dental Hotel 
Felter  I.   F.,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Valencia  bet  Fif- 
teenth and  Sixteenth 
FELTON  CHARLES  N.,  U.  S.  Assistant  Treasu- 
rer, office  428  Mont,  dwl  506  Sutter 
Felton  John,  expresswagon,  SW  cor  Stockton  and 

PaciHc,  dwl  2208  Larkin 
FELTON  JOHN  B.,  attorney  at  law,  office  4  Court 

Block,  636  Clay,  res  Oakland 
Felton  Tnict  Homestead  Ass'n,  office  506  Mont 
Felvy  Lawrence,  cooperage,  106  Market,  dwl  W  s 
^     Bryant  bet  Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-tifth 
x'engeler    Henry,    bootmaker,  541   Clay,   dwl  304 

Jackson 
Fenkhausen  Amandus,  (Fenkliausen  &  Gerichten) 

dwl  9  Mason 
Fenkhausen   Caesar,  collector  with  Heathfield,  Bo- 
gel  &,  Co.,  dwl  9  Mason 
FENKHAUSEN    &    GERICHTEN,    (Amandus 
Fenkhausen  and  C.   P.  Gerichten)   iraportei-s 
and  wholesale  wines  and  liquors,  and  manu- 
facturers Star  of  the  Union  Bitters,  221  Cal 
Fenley  Richard,  special  policeman,  dwl  14  Natoma 


JONES.  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Combs  and  Brushes. 


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Fenn  F.  C.  M.,  oysters,  etc.,  NE  cor  Commercial  and 

Leidesdorff,  dwl  56!)  Stevenson 
Fenn  Lyman,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Fenn  Thomas  W.,   agent  Napa  Soda,  1'24  Sutter, 

(and  J.  H.Jones  &  Co. J  res  Oaliland 
Fenn  T.  W.,  clerk  with   F.  C.  M.  Fenn,  NE  cor 

Commercial  and  Leidesdovtf 
Fennedy  John,  waiter  with  Joiin  Regan 
Fennell  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  40  Clara,  rear 
Fennel!  Dennis,  barnessiuaker,  520  Battery,  dwl  16 

Harlan  Place 
Fennell  Henry,  bootmaker,  dwl  S  s  Serpentine  Av 

nr  Folsom 
Fennell    Martin,  policeman.  City  Hall,  dwl  W  s 

Twentieth  bet  Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Fennell   Michael,  laborer,   dwl  W  8   Dolores  bet 

Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second 
Fennell  Michael,  (Fennell  &  Comstock)  dwl  1  First 

Avenue 
Fennell  Patrick,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.S.  Moses  Taylor,  dwl  40  Clementina 
FENNELL    &    COMSTOCK,    (Michael    Fennell 

and  Arjiold  M.  UomstockJ  editors  and  propri- 
etors Workingman's  Journal,  office  625  Merch 
Fennen  Thomas,  pressman  with  Cubery  &  Co.,  536 

Market 
Fenner  Daniel,  captain,  dwl  815  Montgomery 
Fenner  O.  B.,  butcher,  NW  cor  Bush  and  Jones, 

dwl  SW  cor  Jones  and  Jackson 
Fenner  Philip,  clerk  with  Ralston  &  Cottrell,  dwl 

SW  cor  Washington  and  Sansom 
Fennessey  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  21  Stevenson 
Fennessey  John,  steward  Ruas  House 
Fennessy  David,  (Kelly  &  F.)  dwl  827  Bush 
Feiinessy  Edward,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co 
Fennepsy   John,  (Fennessy    &   HaydeuJ   dwl    353 

Clementina 
FENNESSY  &  HAYDEN,  (John   Fennessy  and 

Edward B.  HaydenJ  Sierra  Billiard  Saloon,  328 

Montgomery 
Fenninian  William,  cabinetmaker  with  George  B. 

May  &  Co.,  dwl  cor  Powell  and  tacilic 
Fenning  Thomas,  farmer,  San  Bruno  Road  nr  Five 

Mile  House 
Fenno  Engelhardt,  baker,  dwl  326  Green,  rear 
Fenno  Henry,  barkeeper,  dwl  .326  Green,  rear 
Fensterniacher  Martin,  (Fenstermacher  &  Mutzen- 

becherj  dwl  413  Stevenson 
FENSTERMACHER      &      MUTZENBECHER, 

(Martin    Fenstermacher  and,    John    Mntzcn- 

becherj  proprietors   William  Tell  House,  317 

Bush 
Fent  Peter,  cook,  dwl  14  Hinckley 
Fenton  Daniel,  bootmaker  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl  N 

8  Grove  bet  Laguna  and  Octavia 
Fenton  Daniel  P.,  clerk  Ilibernia  Savings  and  Loan 

Bank,  dwl  N  s  Geary  nr  Buchanan 
Fenton  James,  blacksmith,  dwl  SE  cor  McAllister 

and  Octavia 
Fenton  James,  tinsmith  with  Caleb  M.  Sickler,  dwl 

207  Geary 
Fenton  John,  shoemaker  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl  N  s 

Grove  bet  Laguna  and  Octavia 
Fenton  John  J.,  driver  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

dwl  707  Howard 
Fenton  Patrick,  fruits,  N  s  Grove  bet  Laguna  and 

Octavia 
Fenton  Patrick,   shipwright  P.M.S.S.  Co.'s  Wharf, 

dwl  304  Bush 
Fenton  S.  F. ,  bookkeeper  Western  Union  Telegraph 

Co.,  dwl  331  Kearny 
Feour  Daniel,  laborer  with  Excelsior  Mill  Co.,  dwl 

36  Garden 
Feour  John,  laborer  with  S.  F.  and  P.  Sugar  Co., 

dwl  36  Garden 
Fereira  Alberto,  shoemaker  with  Joaquin  J.  Silver, 

dwl  W  B  Drumm  bet  Washington  and  Oregon 
Feretto  G.,  tish,  52  Washington  Market 
Ferguson  Alexander,  carpenter,  dwl  Bourgoyne  PI 


Ferguson  Alexander, (colored)  hairdressing  saloon, 

214  Montgomery,  dwl  526  Perry 
Ferguson  Angus,  lumberujan  with  Swan,  DunbarA 

Co.,  dwl  23  Fifth  Avenne 
Ferguson  David,  drayman,  525  Washington,  dwl 

1326  Washington 
Ferguson  George,  carpenter,  dwl  709  Greenwich 
Ferguson  George  B.,  salesman  with  S.  Mosgrove, 

dwl  211  Tehama 
Ferguson  George  H.,  deputy  superintendent  streets, 

dwl  II 85  Broadway 
Ferguson  Hans,  miner,  dwl  778  Folsom 
Ferguson  Henry,  plasterer,  dwl  1035  Market 
Ferguson  J.  H.,  sounder  Tide  Land  Survey,  SW  cor 

Clay  and  Kearny,  dwl  120  Fourth 
Ferguson  James,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Oak  bet  La- 
guna and  Buchanan 
Ferguson  James  A.,  (colored)  hairdresser  with  Alex- 
ander Ferguson,  214  Mont,  dwl  1108  Powell 
Ferguson  James  P.,  shipwright,  dwl  638  Second 
Ferguson  Joseph,  brasstinisher  with  W.  H.  &  D.  M. 

Moore,  dwl  Pacific  Lodgings 
Ferguson  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  NW  cor  Francisco  and 

Midway 
Ferguson   Michael   C,  shoemaker,    dwl  258  Clem 
Ferguson  Peter,  machinist,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Ferguson  Phineas,  bookkeeper  Contra  Costa  Laun- 
dry Association,  dwl  709  Greenwich 
Ferguson  Robert,  plasterer  Plasterers'   Association, 

727  Market 
Ferguson  Thomas,  laborer  with  John  Pearson,  dwl 

Fifth  Av  nr  Railroad  Av 
Ferguson    Thomas,     etovemounter    with   J.  De  la 

Montanya,  dwl  1080  Broadway 
Ferguson  William,  jobber,  dwl  1815  Leavenworth 
Ferguson  William,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Market  and 

East 
Ferguson  William,  tannery.  Bay  View,  South  S.  F., 

dwl  SW  cor  Seventh  and  Brannan 
Ferigan  Anne  Miss,  teacher,  dwl  308  Minna 
Fern  George,  carriagemaker  with  Kimball  Manu- 

factuiing  Co.,  dwl  310  Mason 
Fern  William,  clerk  with  Starr  &  Little,  dwl  815 

Stockton 
Fernald  Joseph  S.,  stockbroker,  dwl  N  s  Post  bet 

Laguna  and  Octavia 
Fernandez  Alexander,  conductor,  dwl  831  Green- 
wich 
Fernandez  Bartola,   (widow)   furnished  rooms,  958 

Folsom 
Fernandez  Emanuel,  bookbinder  with  Bartling  &. 

Kimball,  dwl  831  Greenwich 
Fernandez   Francisco,    cigarmaker,    dwl    Caroline 

Place 
Fernandez   Manuel,  vocalist,   dwl  Virginia  Block, 

NW  cor  Stockton  and  Pacific 
Fernandez  Micala,  (widow)  dwl  831  Greenwich 
Fernandi MO  Joseph,  cook,  dwl  NW  cor  Broadway 

and  Kearny 
Ferubacb  Victor,  merchant,  office  213  California, 

dwl  131  Monigomery 
Fernborn  P.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  KelbO 
Fernie  William,  draughtsman  City  and  County  Sur- 
veyor's office,  dwl  913  Clay 
Ferot  Felix,  baker,  dwl  37  Louisa 
Ferrall  Hainiah,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  208 Post 
Ferrall  Michael,  coachman  Lick  House 
Ferrand  C,  wines  and  liquors,  536  Broadway 
Ferrari  Domenico,  fruits,  NW  cor  Washington  and 

Battery,  dwl  Bartol  nr  Broadway 
Ferrari  Jaccomai,  gardener,   Visitacion  Valley  nr 

San  Jose  Road 
Ferrenbach   Hermann,  deputy  sheriff,   City  Hall, 

dwl  627  Green 
Ferreira  Antonio  J.,  dwl  528  Bush,  rear 
Ferrera  Antonio,  laborer,  dwl  114  Sacramento 
Ferrere  Peter,  electroplater  with  R.  F.  Rochicioli, 

dwl  10  Tyler 
Ferress  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  911  Market 


The  Stockholders  of  the  "PEOPLES"  are  the  leading  Bankers  and  Merchants  on  this  Coast. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Yankee  Notions. 


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Ferrie  John,  bookkeeper,  437  Califoruia,  and  mining 

secretary,  dwi  "2.3  Kearny 
Ferrie  William,  clerk,  dwl  23  Kearny 
Ferrier   Augiiste,   cook,  721  Pacific,  dwl  1006  Du- 

poiit 
Ferrier  Hiram  L.,  salesman  with  Tubbs  &  Co.,  res 

Brooklyn,  Alameda  connty 
Ferris  A.  S.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and  dwl 

83-2  Howaid 
Ferris  Daniel,  calker  with  S.  V.  Water  Co. 
Ferris  David,  bootmaker,  64il  Meicliaiit 
Ferris  D.  C,  mininj;  agent,  dwl  113  Stockton 
Feriis  George,  laborer  with  Goodwin  &  Co.,  dwl  1 

Sherwood  Place 
Ferrie  James,  laundryman  with  D.  A.  Taylor,  dwl 

SW  cor  Dolores  and  Seventeenth 
Ferris  John  Alexander,  dwl  Rnss  House 
Ferris  John  M.,  cashier  with  Drake  &  Emerson,  dwl 

1010  Washington 
Ferris  Maria,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  1  Sherwood 

Place 
Ferris  Michael,  waiter  with  Bertz  &  Co.,  dwl  29 

Jessie 
Ferris  Samuel  A.,  salesman  with  J.  F.  &  H.  H. 

Schafer,  dwl  401  Sansom 
Ferris  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  ^6  Steuart 
Ferris  William  H.,  conductor,  dwl  721  Howard 
Ferry    Grace    Miss,    hair  worker     with     Chretien 

Plister,  219  Montgomery 
Ferry  Hugh,  helper  Pacilic  Rolling  Mills,  dwl  12 

Clinton 
Fereenheim    Leopold,    salesman   with    Schmidt   & 

IJurkhardt,  dwl  1206  Stockton 
Fetchstine  Moses,  tailor,  dwl  1320  Stockton 
Fetchstine  William,  tailor,  dwl  1320  Stockton 
Fetsch  Charles,  waiter,  dwl  739  Pine 
Fety  Claude  B.,  seal  engraver  with  Koehler  &  Rit- 

ter,  dwl  5  Jasper  Place 
Fetz  Joseph,  porter  with  Eberhart  &  Lachman,  dwl 

317  Bush 
Feuchtwanger    Sigmnnd,   bookkeeper  with    Neu- 

stadter  Bros.,  dwl  502  Bush 
Feuevstein  R.,  (R.  Feuersteia  &   Co. J  res  Europe 
FEUERSTEIN  R.   &    CO.,  (Frederick    Roeding 

and  Giistavus  DanzelJ  commission  merchants, 

215  Front 
Feusier  Edward  D.,  bookkeeper  with  Cohn,  Martin 

&  Co.,  dwl  625  Gieen 
FEUSIER  HENRY,  merchant,    office    221    Clay, 

dwl  625  Green 
Feusier  Louis,  merchant,   office  and  dwl  221   Clay 
Feutren  Gabriel,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Eighth  ur  Bryant 
Fey  Frederick,  nialster  with  Cal.Com.&  M.  Co., 

dwl  cor  Pierce  and  Cheslnut 
Feyge  Albert,  (Hofner  ^  F.J  dwl  cor  Eighteenth 

and  Shotwell 
Feyt  Jacob,  musician,  dwl  909  Kearny 
Fichtenkam  H.  L.,  surgeon  S.S.  Moses  Taylor,  dwl 

611  Post 
Fichtner  Gustav,  bookbinder  with  E.  Bosqui  <&  Co., 

dwl  cor  Fell  and  Laguna 
Fick  August,  painter,  l.!0  Dupont,  dwl  228  Bush 
Fick  John  F.,  porter,  121  Front,  dwl  317  Bush 
Fick  Joseph,  blacksmith  with  William  Harris,  208 

Leidesdortf 
Ficke  George,  cutter  with  I.  Zacharias  &  Co.,  dwl 

302  Mason 
Ficken   Henry,  driver  with  J.  McEwin,  dwl  197 

Stevenson 
Ficken  Louis,  drayman,  cor  Clay  and  Davis,  dwl 

NE  cor  Turk  and  Larkin 
Ficken  Peter,  grocer,  dwl  312^  Eighth 
Fickett  Albus  R.,  carpenter,  dwl  Eleventh  Avenue 

nr  P,  South  S.  F. 
Fickett  Isaac  S.,  gilder  with  Snow  &  Roos,  dwl  37 

Eddy 
Fickett  James,  teamster,  dwl  512  Mission 
Ficklin  John,  teamster  with  H.  N.  Tribou,  dwl  718 

Natoma 


Fidel  Sebreros,  stocktitter  with  Buckingham  and 
Hecht,  dwl  521  Vallejo 

Fiedler  Saphron,  musician,  dwl  228  Bush 

Fieg  Henrietta,  (widow)  seamstress,  505  Third 

Field  Albert  E.,  purser  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento,  dwl 
Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Field  Carrie  P.  Miss,  head  assistant  teacher  Spring 
Valley  Grammar  School,  dwl  327  O'Farrell 

Field  Charles,  marblepolisher  with  John  Sweeny, 
dwl  234  Stevenson 

Field  Charles,  (Field  &  FreiJ  dwl  322  Fifth 

Field  David  C.,  cashier  department  Wells.  Fargo 
&  Co.,  dwl  12  O'Farrell 

Field  Eugene,  painter,  dwl  S  s  Bush  bet  Broderick 
and  Baker 

Field  F.,  pantryman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 
Pelican 

Field  Hampton  E.,  fancy  goods,  1008  Market 

Field  Haaipton  S.,  salesman  with  J.  W.  Tucker  «& 
Co.,  dwl  726  Bush 

Field  Harry  B.,  clerk  letter  department  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  423  Bush 

Field  Jeremiah,  watchman  Bay  View  Distillery, 
dwl  Bay  View,  South  S.  F. 

Field  John,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 
Gussie  Telfair 

Field  Joseph,  cook,  dwl  116  Steuart 

Field  Joseph  T.,  clerk,  dwl  34.t)  Jessie 

Field  Mattie  Mrs.,  dwl  Virginia  Block 

Field  Sarah  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Lincoln 
Grammar  School,  dwl  327  O'Farrell 

Field  Silas  C,  I'eal  estate,  dwl  551  Tehama 

Field  Stephen  D.,  electrical  engineer,  522  Califor- 
nia, dwl  1014  Pine 

FIELD  STEPHEN  J.,  associate  justice  IT.  S.  Su- 
preme Court,  office  room  2  U.  S.  Court  build- 
ing, res  Washington,  D.  C. 

Field  Walter,  clerk,  dwl  205  Second 

FIELD  &  FREI,  (Charles  Field  &  Andrew  FreiJ 
bedstead  and  furniture  manufacturers,  483  Bran- 
nan 

Fielding  Abraham,  engineer  steamer  Senator,  dwl 
1110  Market 

Fielding  F.,  engineer,  dwl  cor  Humboldt  and  Ver- 
mont 

Fielding  Michael,  laborer,  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's 
S.  S.  Pelican 

Fielding  Samuel,  agent,  dwl  1400  Polk 

Fields  Anthony,  carpenter,  bds  725  California 

Fields  Charles,  peddler,  dwl  E  s  Beale  bet  Howard 
and  Folsom 

Fields  James,  mariner,  dwl  409  Drumm    , 

Fields  James  L.,  teller  California  Trust  Co.  and 
teacher  ornamental  penmanship  Heald's  Busi- 
ness College,  dwl  506  Powell 

Fields  William,  molder  Etna  Iron  Works,  dwl  17 
Clementina 

Fielitz  Anna,  (widow)  dwl  778  Folsom 

Fielitz  Henry,  clerk  with  William  Fielitz,  dwl  778 
Folsom 

Fielitz  William,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 
Fourth  and  Folsom 

Fienley  David,  piledriver,  dwl  12  Freelon 

FIERRO  FELIPE,  proprietor  La  Voz  del  Nuevo 
Mundo,  728  Montgomery 

Fierro  Josebia,  (widow)  dwl  737  Broadway 

Fies  Charles  T. ,  cabinetmaker  with  George  O. 
Whitney  &.  Co.,  dwl  34  Welsh, 

Fies  John  C.,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  34  Welsh,  rear 

Fiese  Richard,  clerk  with  Frederick  Ducker,  dwl 
162  Jessie 

Fife  John,  carpenter,  bds  435  Pine 

Fife  Nelson,  machinist  with  IsaacH.  Small,  dwl 
828  Folsom 

Fifield  William  H..  (  Taylor  &  F.J  attorney  at  law, 
office  533  Kearny,  dwl  1220  Union 

Fifty  Associates,  office  408  California 

Figari  Antonio,  fisherman,  dwl  S  s  Merchant  bet 
Drumm  and  East 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO..  116  Sansom  Street,  Yankee  Notiona. 


YCBBA  SANTA  is  suitable  for  all  ages  and  both  sexes. 


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FIGARO,    (dramatic  daily)  J.  P.  Bogardus  editor 

and  proprietor,  office  53'J  Merchant 
Figel  C,  painter,  dwl  SW  cor  B'dway  and  Diipont 
Figel  Edgar,  clerk  Occidental  Insurance  Co.,  dwl 

122  Ellis 
Figel  Joseph,   merchant  tailor  and    clothing,  211 

Montgomery,  dwl  1209  Howard 
Figel  Samuel,  cfothiug,  3  Masonic  Temple,  dwl  122 

Ellis 
Figer  Benedict,  fFicrer  Brothers)  dwl  828  Pacific 
FIGER  BROTHERS.  (Benedict  &  Joseph  Figer) 

California  Brush  Factory,  733  Washmgton 
Figer  Joseph,  ( Fiscer  Brotliers)  dwl  828  Pacific 
Figuera  Louis,  clerk  with  George  O.  Whitney  & 

Co.,  dwl  26  Allen 
Figuera  Louis  Jr.,  clerk  with  George  0.  Whitney 

&  Co.,  dwl  26  Allen 
Fike  G.  W.,  clerk,  bds  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Filben  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  222  Mission 
Fillebrown  George  C,  carpenter,  dwl  429  Tehama 
Fillebrown  James,  carpenter,  dwl  429  Tehama 
Filley  William  A.,   housemover,  dwl  1121  Mission, 

rear 
Fillio  N,  Rev.,  dwl  SE  cor  Tyler  and  Leavenworth 
Fillmore  Frederick,  bootcutter  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  274  Minna 
Fillmore  J.  O.  Rev.,  pastor  Larkin  St.  Presbyterian 

Church,  dwl  NW  cor  Jackson  and  Taylor 
Fillmore   Thomas,    (colored)    bootblack,   NW    cor 

Davis  and  Pacific,  dwl  8  s  Broadway  bet  Du- 

pont  and  Kearny 
Filmer  William,  electrotyper  with  California  Type 

Foundry  Co.,  dwl  S  s  Bush  nr  Buchanan 
Finan   Bartholomew,  shoemaker,  dwl  916  Mont 
Fiuberg  Abraham,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  1218 

Stockton 
Finberg  Louis,  jeweler  with  B.  Morris  &.  Co.,  dwl 

SE  cor  Powell  &  Pacific 
Finch  Horatio  G-,  dwl  9  Harlan  Place 
Finch  Richard,  driver  N.  B.  &  M.   R.  R.,  dwl  829 

Folsom 
FINCH  WILLIAM  G.,  real  estate  agent,  office  304 

Montgomery,  dwl  628  Jessie 
Finch  William  H.,  salesman  with  E.  Galpen  &  Co., 

dwl  344  Seventh 
Fiuck  Adam.cabinetmakerwith  G.  Ueffinger  &  Co., 

dwl  236  Sutter 
Finck  George,  salesman  with  Frederick  D.  Ring, 

dwl  265  Tehama 
Finck  Heiurick,  fFinck  &  Gundlach)  dwl  NW  cor 

Stockton  and  Vallejo 
Finck  Henry,  driver  with  Lorentz  Ladner,  dwl  913 

Stockton 
Finck  Henry,  fFinck   Sj-  Goetjen)  dwl  707  Mission 
Finck  Julius,  fWill  &  F.)  dwl  1615  Dupont 
Finck  &  Goetjen,  (Henry  Finck  &  Adolph  Goetjen) 

bay  and  grain.  707  Mission 
Finck  &  Gundlach,  ( Heinrick  Finck  ^Frederick 

Gundlach)  candy  manufacturers,  1312   Dupont 
Findeisin  August,  cabinetmaker,  741  Mission 
Findlay  Robert,  books  and  stationery,  1016  Market 

and  Custom  House  Place,  dwl  W  s   Wetmore 

Place 
Fiudley  Alexander,  machinist  with  William  Cald- 
well, dwl  40  Minna 
Findley  James  H.,  fruits  and  vegetables,  dwl  NW 

cor  Hyde  and  Allen 
Fine  Augustus,  miller  with  Edward  Kennedy,  dwl 

1022  Montgomery 
Fine  Holt,  fWhittug  &  F.)  dwl  22  Lafayette 
Finegan  James  C.  tinsmith  with  Brittau,  Holbrook 

&  Co.,  dwl  .'i36  Mission 
Finely  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Finerty  John  O.,  waiter,  dwl  22  Anna 
Finerty  Peter,  bricklayer,  dwl  423  Natoma 
Finerty    Thomas,    liquor    saloon,    Meiggs'  Wharf 

dwl  723  Vallejo 
Finerty. — See  Finnerty 
Finger  Henry,  clerk,  219  Montgomery 


Finger  Henry,  (Appolt  &  F.)   dwl  S  s  Twenty- 
seventh  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Fingland  Robert,  blacksmith  with  John  W.  Farren, 

dwl  63  Tehama 
Finigan    Holmes,   physician,   office    and    dwl    608 

Jackson 
FINIGAN  PETER  A.,  proprietor  Norfolk  Stables, 

126  Ellis,  dwl  233  O'Farrell 
Finigan. — See  Finnigan 
Fink  A.   P.,  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Spring  Valley 

Grammar   School,  dwl  Greenwich  bet  Octavia 

and  Laguna 
Fink  Henry,  cook,  dwl  45  Sacramento 
Fink  Henry,  jeweler  with  Hubash  &  Kutz,clwl  611 

Powell 
Fink  Henry,  porter,  217  Front 
Fink  P.  Augusta  Miss,  teacher,  dwl  Greenwich   bet 

Octavia  and  Laguna 
Finke    Alois,   champagne    manufacturer,    SE    cor 

Mason  and  Greenwich 
Finke  August,  brewer  with   Matthew  Nunan,  dwl 

S  s  Howard  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
FINKE  HENRY,  groceries  and   liquors,  SW  cor 

Powell  and  Union,  dwl  1621  Powell 
Finking  Richard,  tailor,  dwl  3  Cottage  Place 
Finlayson  James  R.,  ( Hutchings  Sf  F.)  dwl   2121 

Mason 
Finley  Frederick,  painter,  dwl  E  8  Spear  bet  How- 
ard and  Folsom 
Finley  John  laborer,  dwl  251  Perry,  rear 
Finley  John,  pile  driver  with  E.  C.  Boobar  &  Co 
Finley  John  B.,  porter  U.  S.  Bonded  Warehouse, 

dwl  3  Beale  Place 
Finley  Joseph  P.,  blacksmith  wifh  J.  H.  Lawton  & 

Co.,  dwl  436  Stevenson 
Finley  Richard,  wholesale  butcher,  dwl  204  Fifth 
Finley  Thomas,  banker,  (Grass   Valley)  dwl  1021 

Leavenworth 
FINLEY  THOMAS  E.,   wines  and    liquors,   113 

LeidesdorflT,   dwl  NW  cor  Wash  and  Laguna 
Finley  William, bookkeeper,  113Leidesdo)tf,  dwl826 

Filbert 
Finley  William  F.,  inspector  hydrants  S.  F.  F.  D., 

dwl  407  Filbert 
Finn  David,  dwl  1209  Powell 
Finn  David  A.,  pressman  with   Francis  &   Valen- 
tine, dwl  1223  Stockton 
Finn  David   T.,   calker    Calkers'  Association,   713 

Mission 
Finn  Edward,  laborer  New  U.  S.  Branch  Mint,  dwl 

81  Stevenson 
Finn  Frederick  0.,  cook  with  W.  L.  Berry,   dwl  6 

Stevenson 
Finn  James,  carpenter,  dwl  37  Everett 
Finn  James,  expresswagon,  20  Steuart 
Finn  James,  laborer,  dwl  609  Minna 
Finn  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  SW  cor  Greenwich 

and  Sansom 
Finn  James,  lumberwagon,  dwl  419  Natnnia 
Finn  Jeremiah,   teamster,    dwl    E   s   Chesley  nr 

Harrison 
Finn  John,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Beale  and  Howard 
Finn  Kate  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  J 223  Stockton 
Finn  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  1620  Howard 
Finn  Patrick,  gasfitter  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  513  How- 
ard, rear 
Finn  Patrick,  hostler  with  Hasbrouck  &  Clayburgh, 

dwl  81  Stevenson 
Finn  Robert,  bootmaker  with   I.  M.  Wentworth   & 

Co.,  dwl  234  Oak 
Finn  Thomas,  bookkeeper,  dwl  1209  Powell 
Finn  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  606  Third 
Finn  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  Es  Boardman  Place  nr 

Bran  nan 
Finn  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  26  Freelon,  rear 
Finnegan  Aniie,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.   Mary  Rob- 
ertson, dwl  508  Post 
Finnegan  Daniel,   laborer,  dwl  E  s  Stevenson  nr 

Nineteenth 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUBANCE  CO,  is  the  Company  for  the  Pecple. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Tobacco  and  Cigars. 


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Fiunegan  Daniel,  laborer   Southern  Pacific   R.  R., 
dwl  Nineteenth  bet  Mission  and  Valencia 

Finne^an  Edward,  plasterer,  dwl  916^  Folsom 

Finuegaii  Hugh,  varnisher  with  William  G.  Weir, 
dwl  cor  Ninth  and  Mission 

Finnegan  James  E.,  blacksmith,  dwl  N  s  Eddy  nr 
Lagnua 

Finnegan  John,  soapmaker  with  John  Toner,  dwl 
cor  Sixteenth  and  Potrero  Avenue 

Finnegan  John,  tailor  with  Rowland  Priest,  dwl 
Jackson  nr  Powell 

Finnegan  Mary,  domestic,  1510  Sacramento 

Finnejian  Micliael,  laborer,  dwl  660  Minna 

Finnegan  Peter,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  W  s 
Mission  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 

Finnegan  Simon,  with  Thomas  Couuolly,  dwl  920 
Howard 

Finnegan  Theobald, porter  with  Murphy,Grant&  Co 

Finnegan  Thomas,  clwl  506  Market 

Fiunegan  Thomas,  shoemaker,  218  First,  dwl  W  s 
Fremont  nr  Folsom 

Finnegass  Henry,  U.  S.  deputy  marshal,  dwl  206 
Sixth 

Finnegass  Henry  Mrs.,  dress  and  cloakmaker,  206 
Sixth 

Finnerty  Francis,  compositor  Workingman's  Jour- 
nal, dwl  115  Second 

Finnerty  John,  barkeeper,  dwl  22  Anne 

Finnerty  John  E.,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  & 
Hecht,  dwl  611  Natoma 

Finney  Josiah  T.,  carpenter  and  builder,  612  Green, 
dwl  1709  Mason 

Finney  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Scott  nr  Geary 

Finney  Nathaniel  S.,  painter,  dwl  33  Hinckley 

Finnic  Alexander  S., /'T^i//?'fl'm  Walker  and  Alex- 
ander S.  F.ydwl  307  Lombard 

Finnigan  Arthur,  waiter,  dwl  14  Clara 

Finnigan  Catharine,  (widow)  ladies'  nurse,  dwl 
1139  Howard 

Finnigan  James  H.,  lettercarrier  S.  F.  Postoffice, 
dwl  Howard  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 

Finnigan  Simon,  laborer  San  Francisco  Market,  dwl 
SE  cor  Howard  and  Fourth 

Finnigan — See  Finegan  and  Finigan 

Finnin  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  267  Jessie 

Finnin  Thomas,  printer,  dwl  267  Jessie 

FIRE  ALARM  AND  POLICE  TELEGRAPH, 
Exempt  V\re  Go's  Building,  Brenham  Place 

FIRE  DEPARTxMENT  BOARD  FIRE  WAR- 
DENS, office  23  Kearny 

FIRE  DEPARTMENT,  CHIEF  ENGINEER, 
office  23  Kearny 

FIRE  MARSHAL,  office  14  City  Hall,  third  floor 

FIRE  UNDERWRITERS,  (Board  of)  W.  Lane 
Booker  president,  Charles  D.  Haven  secretary, 
office  416  California 

Fireman  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  Trinity  nr  Sutter 

FIREMAN'S  FUND  BUILDING,  SW  cor  Cali- 
fornia and  Sansom 

FIREMAN'S  FUND  INSURANCE  CO.,  D.  J. 
Staples  president,  Charles  R.  Bond  secretary, 
office  SW  cor  California  and  Sansom 

Firmin  F.  A.,  marbleculter  with  Charles  Roche, 
dwl  11  Oak  Avenue 

Firmin  John  L.  E.,  chandeliermaker  with  P.  R. 
O'Brien,  dwl  431  Minna 

Firmin  Vivas,  baker  with  Mesner  &  Bastian,  721 
Sansom 

Firmin. — See  Furman 

Firnkas  John,  varnisher  with  G.  A.  Lockhart,  dwl 
102  Dupont 

First  Edward,  fisherman,  dwl  N  s  Oregon  bet 
Drnmm  and  East 

First  National  Bank  of  Nevada,  agency  418  Cali- 
fornia 

FIRST  NATIONAL  GOLD  BANK  OF  SAN 
FRANCISCO,  James  Phelan  president,  Na- 
than K.  Masten  cashier  and  secretary,  NW  cor 
Montgomery  and  Sacramento 


Firth  Joseph  B.,  foreman  machinist  Pacific  Iron 
Works,  dwl  12  Guy  Place 

Fischbeck  Henry  F.,  porter  with  Cohn,  Martin  & 
Co.,  dwl  82S  Pacific 

Fischbeck  Herman,  soap  manufacturer,  cor  Six- 
teenth and  Nebraska,  New  Potrero,  dwl  14  Au- 
burn 

Fischbeck  John  R.,  drygoods,  112  Third,  dwl  435 
Natoma 

Fischbeck  John  R.,  Jr.,  fJokn  R.  Fischbeck,  Jr.  dk 
Co.)  dwl  1019  Pacific 

FISCHBECK  JOHN  R.  Jr.  &  CO.,  (F.  W. 
Zeher )  groceries  and  liquors,  1019  Pacific 

Fischer  Alexander,  hairdresser  with  Louis  D.  Do- 
bleman,  dwl  10  Bagley  Place 

Fischer  Andreas,  musician  California  Theater,  dwl 
911  California 

Fischer  Charles,  barkeeper,  NW  cor  Pine  and 
Kearny 

Fischer  Charles,  musician,  dwl  S  s  Bay  bet  Stock- 
ton and  Dupont 

Fischer  Emile,  bootmaker  with  A.  C.  Royer,  dwl 
2  Monroe 

Fischer  Emile  A.,  (SchuUz,  F.  Sf  Mohrig)  dwl 
N  s  Vallejo  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 

Fischer  Ernst,  bookkeeper,  dwl  364  Minna 

Fischer  Frank  X.,  barkeeper  with  Phister  &  Kittel- 
berger,  dwl  431  Dupont 

Fischer  George,  goldbeater  with  Snow  &  Roos,  dwl 

327  Geary 

Fischer  George,  patternmaker   with   Clerc  &   Co., 

dwl  28  Fremont 
FISCHER  GEORGE,  physician,   office   and   dwl 

314  Stockton 
Fischer  Gottlieb,  willowworker  with    Thomas  J. 

Hall,   dwl  'Twenty-second    bet    Valencia    and 

Guerrero 
Fischer  Julius,  broker,  dwl  323  Jessie 
P^ischer  M.,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Fischer  Martin,  sailmaker  with   C.   C.  Funk,  dwl 

521  Pacific 
Fischer  Mority,  expresswagon,  NE   cor  Battery 

and  Jackson,  dwl  1309  Jackson 
Fischer  Nicholas,  barber  with  T.  Proschold,  dwl  113 

Third 
Fischer    Sigmnnd,    upholsterer    with    George    O. 

Whitney  &  Co.,  dwl  178  Stevenson 
Fischer  William,  shoemaker,  837  Dupont 
Fischer. — See  Fisher 
Fish  Arthur  L.,  agent  Knowles  patent  steam  pump, 

9  First,  dwl  1109  Folsom 
Fish  Benjamin,  laborer  with  D.  A.  &  J.  McKinley, 

328  Geary 

Fish  Charles,"  longshoreman,  dwl  Filbert  bet  San- 
som and  Montgomery 

Fish  Daniel,  tailor,  dwl  35  Hinckley 

Fish  Edward  P.,  compositor  Women's  Cooperative 
Printing  Union,  dwl  928  Clay 

Fish  Frank  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  1109  Folsom 

Fish  Franklin,  solicitor  insurance,  dwl  227  0' Par- 
rel 

FISH  J.  H.,  president  Land  Mortgage  Union  of 
California,  office  123  Post,  dwl  508  Eddy 

Fish  L.  E..  compositor  with  Dewey  &  Co.,  dwl  737 
Howard 

Fish  Lyman,  carpenter,  dwl  1109  Folsom 

Fish  Nathan,  real  estate,  dwl  16  Garden 

Fish  0.,dwl7'37  Howard 

Fishbach  Nicholas,  cabinetmaker  with  Schreiber, 
Rohr  &  Co.,  dwl  656  Mission 

Fishbourne  Eliza,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  216 
Tyler 

Fislibourne  Jasper,  clerk  with  David  B.  James, 
dwl  216  Tyler 

Fishel  Benjamin,  porter  24  Battery,  dwl  521 
Geary 

Fishel  Morris,  shoemaker  and  boots  and  shoes,  639 
Commercial 

Fishel  William,  /'Fishel &  Co. J  dwl  610  Taylor 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Perfumery  and  Fancy  Soaps. 


BEDINQTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  exclusive  Agents  for  Hostetter's  Bitters. 


FISHEL  &  CO.,  fWillinm  Fhhel  and  Leopold 
Wertheimer J  importers  and  jobbers  clotbiiiK  and 
gents'  furnishing  goods,  SW  cor  Bat  and  Sac 

Fisher  Albert,  printer,  dwl  283  Stevenson 

Fisher  Antony,  machinist,  dwl  14  Brooks 

Fisher  Augustus  A.,  (Fisher  &  Co.  y  resides  New 
York 

Fisher  Benjamin,  drayman,  dwl  918  Geary 

Fisher  Benjamin  A. ,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker, 
310  Mission,  dwl  cor  First  and  Minna 

Fisher  C.  A.,  shipjoiner  Shipjoiners'  Association, 
713  Mission 

Fisher  Carrie  N.,  ('widow)  furnished  rooms,  9 
Virginia 

Fisher  C.  D.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  33  Ellis 

Fisher  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  SE  cor  Twenty- 
second  and  Treat  Avenue 

Fisher  Charles,  (colored)  janitor,  dwl  1508  Mason 

Fisher  Charles  A.,  (Fisher  &  Co.)  dwl  611  Bush 

Fisher  Charles  C,  searcher  records,  office  338 
Montgomery,  dwl  1313  Larkin 

Fisher  Clarence  W.,  usher  Magnire's  Opera  House, 
and  carrier  Guide,  dwl  277  Stevenson 

Fisher  Edgar  W.,  drayman  with  Sroufe,  Sweeney 
&  Co.,  dwl  24  Garden 

Fisher  Edward,  waiter  What  Cheer  Restaurant 

Fisher  Emil,  silversmith,  dwl  Wash  nr  Webster 

Fisher  George,  consul  for  Greece,  office  729  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  915^  Howard 

Fisher  George,  hairdresser,  104  Pacific,  res  Oak- 
land 

Fisher  George,  messman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 
S.  S.  Idaho 

Fisher  George,  real  estate,  dwl  13  Powell 

Fisher  George  B.,  carpenter  with  Henry  G.  Pratt, 
dwl  567  Howard 

Fisher  George  M.,  clerk  letter  department  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co. 

Fisher  George  Q.,  cook,  539  Washington 

Fisher  George  W.,  jeweler  with  California  Jewelry 
Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Washington  and  Jones 

Fisher  George  W.,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  610 
Shotwell 

Fisher  George  W.,  salesman  with  Heathfield,  Bogel 
&  Co.,  dwl  Virginia  Block 

Fisher  G.  H.,  barber,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 

Fisher  Godfrey,  contracting  agent  Erie  and  Pacific 
Dispatch,  office  422  Cal,  dwl  410  Kearny 

Fisher  Henry  E.,  plasterer,  dwl  522  Geary 

Fisher  Henry  J.,  melter  and  refiner  California  As- 
say Office,  dwl  1114  Jackson 

Fisher  Henry  P.,  dentist,  cor  Third  and  Mission, 
dwl  753  Howard 

Fisher  Herman,  hairdresser  with  Henry  R.  Smith, 
dwl  Brooks  nr  Market 

Fisher  John,  tailor,  dwl  .537  California 

Kisher  John,  tailor,  dwl  33  Hinckley 

Fisher  John,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 
California 

Fisher  John  M.,  refiner,  dwl  1114  Jackson 

Fisher  Leonard,  blacksmith  with  Taber  &  Cun- 
ningham, dwl  11  Oak 

Fisher  Lewis,  milkranch,  San  Jose  Road  nr  Six 
Mile  House 

FISHER  LUTHER  P.,  advertising  agent,  office 
20  and  21  Merchants'  Exchange,  res  Oakland 

Fisher  Malcolm,  butcher  with  Rodman  Sweet,  dwl 
561  Mission 

Fisher  Maria,  (widow)  dwl  930  Howard 

Fisher  Mary  E. ,  (widow)  dwl  171  Minna 

Fisher  Otto,  chairmaker,  dwl  S  s  Twenty-second 
bet  Valencia  and  Guerrero 

Fisher  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Sansom  and 
Vallejo 

Fisher  Philander,  coaldealer,  office  779  Market,  dwl 
225  Fourth 

Fisher  Philip  I.,  bookkeeper  with  Levi  Strauss  & 
Co.,  dwl  NW  cor  Stockton  and  Lombard 

Fisher  Samuel,  clothing,  543  Jackson 


Fisher  Sarah  J.  Miss,  compositor  Woman's  Coop 

erative  Printing  Union,  dwl  1-306  Jackson 
Fisher  Sidney  A.,  stockbroker,  office  402  Mont 
Fisher  Thomas,  plasterer,  dwl  710  CFari-ell 
Fisher  Thomas  A.,  salesman  with  Murphy,    Grant 

&  Co.,  dwl  743  Pine 
Fisher  Thomas  D.,  laborer  Pac.  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Fisher  William,  salesman,  209  Montgomery 
Fisher  William,  teamster  with  Isidor  Gutte,   dwl 

826  Harrison 
Fisher  William  J.,  salesman  S.  F.  &  P.   Sugar  Co., 

dwl  34  Ellis 
Fisher  William  Jav,  bookkeeper  with  Church    & 

Clark,  dwl  6.52  Market 
Fisher  William  L..  clerk  with  McAllisters  &  Bergin, 

dwl  652  Market 
Fisher  William  W.,  drayman,  dwl  S26  Harrison 
FISHER  &  CO.,  (Charles  A.  Fisher   nnd  Augus- 
tus A.  Fisher)  hatters,  300  Montgomery 
Fisher — ,  See  Fischer 
Fishira  Peter,  laborer,  623  Commercial 
Fisk  Asa,  real  estate,  dwl  1203  Polk 
Fisk  Augustus,  painter,  dwl  2011  Dupont 
Fisk  Charles  T.,   tollkeeper  Point  Lobos  road  nr 

Cemetery  Avenue 
Fisk  James  M.,  machinist  with  H.  B.  Martin  &,  Co., 

dwl  148  Natoma 
Fisk  John,  bakery,  1128  Folsom 
Fisk  John  B.,  (Mi/Ier  &  F.J  dwl  32  Sixth 
Fisk  Royal,  commission  merchant,  office  room  7, 402 

Front,  dwl  1221  Washington 
Fiske  George,  photographer  with   Thomas  House- 
worth  &  Co.,  dwl  14  Quiucy 
Fiske  Henry  G.,  metal  roofer,  809  Market,  dwl  817 

Mason 
Fitch  Caspar,  Mechanics' Restaurant, Hunter's  Point 
Fitch  Charles  F.,  student,  dwl  SW  cor  First  and 

Folsom 
FITCH  GEORGE   K.,   (San  Francisco  Bulletin 

Co.)  dwl  920  Sutter 
Fitch  Henry  S.,  real  estate,  office  506  Montgomery, 

resides  Fitchburg 
Fitch  Horace  Y.,  (Fitch  &  Bradford)  254  Eighth 
Fitch  James  R.,  broker,   dwl  S  s  Sacramento   nr 

Gough 
Fitch    Oscar,    agent   San    Francisco  Transfer  Co., 

office  208   Montgomery,  dwl    1813  JIason 
Fitch  William  S.,  attorney   at  law,   dwl   NE   cor 

Lombard  and  Kearny 
Fitch  &  Bradford,    (H.  Y.  Fitch  nnd  L.  T.   Brad- 
ford) ink  manufacturers,  25-1  Eighth 
Fite  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Fitsch   Frank,  butcher,  bds  SW  cor    Kearny  and 

Pacific 
Fitschen   Henry,  (Fitschen  &  Bru7iing)   dwl   226 

Minna 
Fitschen  &Bruning,  (Henry  Fitschen  and,  William 

Brnning)  liquor  saloon.  2  California 
Fitten  Russell,  machinist  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

cor   Louisiana  and  Sierra 
FITTER  EIBE  H.,  liquor  saloon,    SW  cor   East 

and  Jackson 
Fittig  Adele  Miss,    assistant    teacher  Mission  and 

Mary  St.  Primary  School 
Fitts  John,  musician,  dwl  823  Montgomery 
Fitzgerald  Abby,  (widow)  dwl  162  Jessie 
Fitzgerald  Adolphe  L.,  Deputy  State  Supt.  Public 

Instruction,  office  210  Mont,  dwl  804  Filbert 
Fitzgerald  Austin,  tailor,  dwl  2  Tay 
Fitzgerald  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  121  Shipley 
Fitzgerald  Christopher,  bricklayer,  dwl  421  Natoma 
Fitzgerald  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  41  Minna 
Fitzgerald  Eliza,  (widow)  dwl  952  Mission 
Fitzgerald  Ellen  Miss,  saleswoman,  8  Montgomery, 

dwl  952  Mission 
Fitzgerald  Ellen,  (widow)  bakery,  4  Turk 
Fitzgerald  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  Twenty-first  Avenue 
nr  K,  Souths.  F. 


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Fitzjrerald  George  R.,  cooper  with  Charles  Sealy, 

dwl  1224  Pine 
Fitziferalfi  Gerald,  clerk,  dwl  5()6  Howard 
Fitzjierald  Jiicob,  (colored)  barber,  dwl  1316  Pow 
Fitzgerald  James,  boatman,  dwl  N  s  Union  nr  Bat 
Fitzgerald  James,  laborer,  dwl  111  William 
Fitzgerald  James,  laborer  with  Point  Lobos  Road 

Co.,  dwl  Point  Lobos  Road  nr  tollgate 
Fitzger.Tld  James,  quartermaster  P. M.S. S.  Colorado 
Fitzgerald  James,  fO'BHen  <fc  F.)  dwl  25  Antliony 
Fitzgeiald   James  E.,   manager  Occidental   Hotel 

coaches,  dwl  6(12  Filbert 
Fitzgerald  John,  clerk  with  Rev.  J.  S.  Alemany, 

dwl  30  Rubs 
Fitzgerald   John,  gardener  Laurel  Hill  Cemetery, 

dwl  S  8  Bush  bet  Broderick  &  Baker 
Fitzgerald  John,  driver,  dwl  14  Harlan  Place 
Fitzgerald  John,  laborer  Calvary  Cemetery,  dwl  W 

B  Devisadero  bet  Eddy  and  Ellis 
Fitzgerald  John,  teamster  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  California  and  Franklin 
Fitzgerahl  Joseph,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Associa- 
tion, 234  Sutter 
Fitzgerald  Lawrence,  deputy  license  collector  city 

and  county,  dwl  115  Franklin 
Fi'zgerald  Maggie  Miss,  milliner  with  Mrs.  M.  Se- 

lig,  226  Kearny 
Fitzgerald    Margaret    Miss,    furnished    rooms,  57 

Natoma 
Fitzgerald  Mary  Miss,  cloakmaker  with  Lesser  Les- 

/ynsky,  26  Kearny 
Fitzgerald  Maurice,  roofer  with  John  Keboe,  dwl 

622  Batterv 
Fitzgerald  Micfiael,  cartman,  dwl  S  a  Broadway  bet 

Jones  and  Leavenworth 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  laborer  with  B.  H.  Ramsdell, 

dwl  Tremont  House 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  machinist  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl 

34  Frederick 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  531 

Howard 
Fitzgerald  Morris,  laborer,  dwl  237  Sutter 
Fitzgerald  Nicholas,  laborer,  dwl  NW  cor  Kearny 

and  Union 
FITZGERALD  O.  P.  Rev.,  State  Superintendent 
Public  Instruction  and  editor  California  Teach- 
er, oliice  240  Mont,  dwl  SW  cor  Jones  and  Bay 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  brickmason,  dwl  30  Russ 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  154  Clara,  rear 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  410  Folsom,  rear 
Fitzgeralil  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  615  Vallejo 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  642^  Mission 
Fitzgerald  Patrick,  shoemaker,  dwl  252  Stevenson 
Filzgeral'd  P.  R.,  carpenter,  dwl  69  Minna 
Fitzgerald  R.,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works. 
Fitzgerald  Rebecca,  ((widow)  dwl  666  Howard 
Fitzgerald  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  227  Second 
Fitzgerald  Richard,  hostler  with  Pickett  &  Murray, 

dwl  16  Clementina 
Fitzgerald  Richard  D.,  shoemaker  with  Bucking- 
ham &  Hecht,  dwl  224  Fifth 
Fitzgerald    Robert,    baker,   dwl   W  s  Folsom  nr 

Fourteenth 
Fitzgerald  Stephen,  laborer  with  B.  H.  Ramsdell, 

dwl  136  Silver 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  blacksmith,  dwl  536  Jessie 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  expresewagon.  Davis  bet  Pacific 
and  Broadway,  dwl  SW  cor  Davie  and  Pacific 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  horsetrainer,  dwl  S  s  Natoma 

bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  pressman  with  Francis  &  Val- 
entine, dwl  39  Louisa 
Fitzgerald   Walter,   clerk  headquarters  general  re- 
cruiting service  U.  S.  A.,  dwl  923  Harrison 
Fitzgerald  William,  barkeeper  with  John  D.  Brown, 

112  First 
Fitzgerald   William,  driver  Omnibus  Railroad,  dwl 

214  Tehama 
Fitzgerald  William,  laborer,  dwl  39  Louisa 


Fitzgerald  William,   waiter  Russ  House,  dwl   439 

Bush 
Fitzgerald  W.  W.,  clerk  with  Samuel  Graaffe  & 

Co.,  dwl  231  Stevenson 
Fitzgibbon  David,  dancing  academy,   769  Market, 

dwl  703  Mission 
Fitzgibbon  J.,  painter  with  Hopps  &  Sons 
Fitzgibbon  John  M.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  545 

Howard 
Fitzgibbons  Thomas,  fireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado, 

dwl  S  8  Waller  nr  Webster 
Fitzgibbons  Thomas,  fruitpeddler,  dwl  415  Hyde 
Fitzhenry  James,  barkeeper,  527  Commercial,  dwl 

44  Jessie 
Fitzhenry   Michael,   teamster,   dwl   S  s  Grove  bet 

Gough  and  Octavia 
Fitzhugh  Peregrine,  clerk  County  Recorder's  OfBce, 

dwl  1616  California 
Fitzler  Joseph,  laborer  C.  H.,  dwl  427  Third 
Fitzmaurice    George,    laborer,    dwl    Jackson    bet 

Devisadero  and  Broderick 
Fitzmorris  Ulysses,  (widow)  dwl  934  HarrLson 
Fitzpatrick  Arthur  G.,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl 

S  s  Twenty-second  bet  Folsom  and  Shotwell 
Fitzpatrick  Bernard,  hostler,  dwl  333  Bush 
Fitzpatrick    Charles,    butcher  with  John  Mogan, 

dwl  112  Jessie 
Fitzpatrick  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  seamstress  with  Adolph 

Muller,  dwl  Brannan  nr  Gilbert 
Fitzpatrick   Frank,    cigars  and   tobacco,   S  W  cor 

Mission  and  Fourth,  dwl  209  Fourth 
Fitzpatrick  Hugh,  steward  stm  Santa  Cruz,  Wash- 

mgton  Street  'Wharf 
Fitzpatrick  James,  dwl  S  s  Sixteenth  nr  Dolores 
Fitzpatrick  James,  blacksmith,  dwl  131  Mont 
Fitzpatrick  James,  engineer,  dwl  Fillmore  nr  Green- 
wich 
Fitzpatrick  James,  laborer,  dwl  9  Ritch,  rear 
Fitzpatrick  James,  laborer,  dwl  224  Francisco,  rear 
Fitzpatrick  James,  miner,  dwl  333  Bush 
Fitzpatrick  James,  painter,  dwl  660  Howard 
Fitzpatrick  J.  C,  lamplighter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Fitzpatrick   Joanna,  machine  operator  with  Buck- 
ingham &  Hecht,  dwl  Rose  bet  Franklin  and 

Gough 
Fitzpatrick  John,    cooper,    dwl  W  s  Gordon    nr 

Harrison 
Fitzpatrick  John,  janitor  Pine  and  Larkin  St.  Pri- 

marv  School,  dwl  E  s  Hyde  bet  Greenwich  and 

Filbert 
Fitzpatrick  John,  confectionery,  100  Sixth 
FitzjDatrick  John,  contractor,  dwl  W  s  Valencia  nr 

Market 
Fitzpatrick  John,  driver  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  34 

Minna 
Fitzpatrick  John,  laborer  with  R.  &  J.  Morton 
Fitzpatrick   John,   machinist   Union   Iron   Works, 

dwl  13  Ritch,  rear 
Fitzpatrick    John,   shoemaker    with    Metropolitan 

Boot  and  Shoe  Co.,  dwl  706  Jones 
Fitzpatrick  John  E.,  soda  water  manufacturer,  dwl 

523  Kearny 
Fitzpatrick  Julia,  tailoress,  dwl  236  First 
Fitzpatrick  Kate  E.,   saleswoman   with  Mrs.  Eva 

Goldstein,  dwl  N  s  Valencia  nr  Market 
Fitzpatrick  Martin,  livery  stable,  814  Mission 
Fitzpatrick  Mary,    (widow)  dwl  S  s  Brannan  bet 

Gilbert  and  Seventh 
Fitzpatrick  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  1111  Broadway 
Fitzpatrick  Michael,  engineer  Golden  Age  Flouring 

Mills,  dwl  1711  Stockton 
Fitzpatrick  Michael,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's 

S.  S.  Oriflamme 
Fitzpatrick   Michael,  laborer  with  Joseph  Sedgley, 

dwl  Shotwell  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Fitzpatrick  Owen,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

83  Stevenson 
Fitzpatrick  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  18  Minna 
Fitzpatrick  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  1021  Battery 


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Fitzpatrick   Patrick,   laborer  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  & 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Lincoln  and  Bay 
Fitzpatrick    Patrick  D.,  tinsmith  with  J.  Johnston, 

dwl  1111  Broadway 
Fitzpatrick  Philip,  bricklayer  Bricklayer's  Associa 

lion,  231  Sutter 
Fitzpatrick  Redmond,  laborer,  dwl  210  Jackson 
Fitzpatrick  Richard  J.,  inarblecutter,  dwl  706  Jones 
Fitzpatrick  Royer,  blacksmith   Southern  Pacific  R. 

R..  dwl  322  Eleventh 
Fitzpatrick Terrence,  bricklayer  Bricklayer's  Ass'n, 

234  Sutter 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  stevedore,  dwl  12  Scott 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  teamster,  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,   dwl 

361  Tehama 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas  L.,   salesman  with  Patrick  P. 

Nolan,  dwl  706  Jones 
Fitzpatrick  Timothy,  (Fitzpatrick  &  O'Brien)  dwl 

511  Minna 
Fitzpatrick  William,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Seventeenth 

bet  Valencia  ana  Mission  Avenue 
Fitzpatrick  William,  real  estate,  dwl  S  8  Twenty- 
second  bet  Folsora  and  Shotwell 
Fitzpatrick  &   O'Brien,  (Timothy   Fitzpatrick  & 

John  O'Brien)  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Fourth  and  Minna 
Fitzsinimonds  James,  tinsmith -nith  Thomas  Bertram, 

dwl  609  Minna,  rear 
Fitzsimmons  Charles,  fruits,  603  Sutter 
Fitzsiniraons  Ellen  Miss,  dwlSansom  bet  Greenwich 

and  F'ilbert 
Fitzsimmons  James,   laborer  California  Mills,  dwl 

cor  Howard  and  Spear 
Fitzsimmons  James,   laborer  with  Farrell   &   Sim- 
mons, dwl  M  Sumner 
Fitzsimmons  James,   stevedore  Stevedores'  Ass'n, 

Barra's  Hall 
Fitzsimmons  John,   machinist   Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  34  Minna 
Fitzsimmons  John,  painter,  dwl  Twelfth  Avenue 

bet  M  and  N,  South  S.  F. 
Fitzsimmons  Joseph,  steward  321  California,  dwl 

753  Mission,  rear 
Fitzsimmons  Margaret,  (widow)    dwl  S   s  Filbert 

bet  Montgomeiy  and  Sansom 
Fitzsimmons  Patrick,  extraman  steamer  No.  7,  S.  F. 

F.  D.,  dwl  Second  Avenue 
Fitzsimons  Thomas,  sailmaker  with  John  Guilford. 

dwl  717  Howard 
Fitzwilliams  J.,  laborer,  dwl  136Natoma 
Fivey  William,  engineer  North   Pac.  Trans.  Co., 

dwl  514  Stevenson 
Fjored  Loreuzt,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  927  Greenwich 
Flachet  Domiui(pie,  jeweler  with  Gal.  Jewelry  Co. 
Flackmeyer  Christian,  sodamaker  with  James  Mc- 

Ewen,  dwl  27  Natoma 
Flack  Samuel,  plasterer  with  William  F.  Kellett,  dwl 

468  Jessie 
Flagg  Byron  S.,  milkman  with  Shepston  «fe  Cooley, 

dwl  "cor  Old  Sau  Jos6  Road  and  Twenty-sixth 
Flagg  Henry,  butcher,  529  Fourth 
Flag>(  Lucius,  miner,  dwl  1000  Market 
Flaglor  Amasa  P.,   photographer  with  Oscar  Foss, 

dwl  1421  Washington 
Flaglor  Gilbert,  dwl  254  Clementina 
Flaglor  Pamelia,  (widow)  dwl  1214  Larkin 
Flaglor  William  G.,  grainer,  dwl  254  Clementina 
Flaherty  Bernard,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Twenty-second 

nr  Valencia 
Flaherty  Dennis,   carriage  driver,   dwl    NW    cor 

Grove  and  Gough 
Flaherty  Edward,  (Mckenzie  &  F.)  dwl  631  Sac- 
ramento 
Flaherty  Hugh,  pantryman  with  A.  A.  Jennings, 

dwl  641  Commercial 
Flaherty  James,  carpenter,  dwl  48  Silver 
Flaherty  John,  laborer,  dwl  109  William 
Flaherty  John,  pressman  Wool  Exchange,  dwl  50 

Natoma 


Flaherty  Michael,  laborer,   dwl  W  s  Jansen    bet 

Greenwich  and  Lombard 
Flaherty  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  46  Louisa 
Flaherty   Patrick,  machiuehand    California  Mills, 

dwi46  Everett 
Flaherty  Peter,  stevedore,  dwl  427  Filbert,  rear 
Flaherty   Patrick,  watchman  Pacific  Rolling  Mill, 

dwl  Potrero  Point 
Flaherty  Richard,  (Larkin  &  F.)  dwl  104  Kearny 
Flaherty  Stephen,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Fulton  nr  Gougli 
Flaherty  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  .553  Mission 
Flahant    Jean,    upholsterer    and    fui-nitnre,    740 

Washington,  dwl  3  Adona  Place 
Flahie  M.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Flahive  James,  laborer,  dwl  707  Front 
Flaig  Martin,  brewer  Philadelphia   Brewery,  dwl 

228  Second 
Flake  Frederick,  carpenter,  1302  Powell 
Flammer  Charles,  bookkeeper  with  Deelh,  Starr  &. 

Campbell,  dwl  2  Stockton  Place 
Flanagan  Andrew  Mrs.,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet  Bryant 

and  Branuan 
Flanagan  Bernard,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Hayes  and 

Laguna 
Flanagan  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  115  Shipley 
Flanagan  Charles  B.,  clerk  with  Dewey  &  Co.,  dwl 

924  Minna 
Flanagan  Daniel,  special  policeman,  dwl  519  Bryant 
Flanagan  James,  importer  coal,  dwl  1708  Dupont 
Flanagan  James  A.,  lumber  surveyor,  105  Steuart, 

dwl  Filmore  bet  Turk  and  Eddy 
Flanagan  John,   barkeeper  with  Barry  &   Patten, 

dwl  438  Jessie 
Flanagan  John,   salesman  with  Armes  &  Dallam, 

dwl  712  Folsom 
Flanagan  John,  shoemaker,  207  Stevenson,  dwl  232 

Stevenson 
Flanagan  John,  (John  Flanagan  &   Co.)  dwl  24 

Tehama 
FLANAGAN  JOHN  &   CO.,  importers  and  job- 
bers wines  and  liquors,  421  Front 
Flanagan  Michael,  clerk  with  Littletield,  Webb  & 

Co.,  dwl  617  Mission 
Flanagan  Michael  A.,  oysterstand  Bank  Exchange, 

dwl  438  Jessie 
Flanagan  Patrick,  cardriver,  dwl  438  Jessie 
Flanagan   Patrick,    longshoreman,   dwl   Berry  nr 

Third 
Flanagan  Thaddeus,  bookkeeper  with  James  Kelly, 

dwl  924  Minna 
Flanagan  Thomas,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Ritch  and  Clara 
Flanagan  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  Twenty-ninth  nr 

Dale 
Flanagan   William,  steward  with  Barry  &  Patten, 

dwl  438  Jessie 
Flanagan. — See  Flannagan  and  Plannigan 
Flanders  Dudley   P.,  photographer  with  Joseph  T. 

Silva,   dwl   W  s  Valencia  nr  Nineteenth 
Flanders  Jonathan  P.,  driver  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  2 

Bryant 
Flanders  Nathan,  engineer,  dwl  1225  Pacific 
Flanigan  James,  laborer,  dwl  1909  Hvde 
P'lanigan  James,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Flanigan  Lawrence,  laborer,  dwl  108  William 
Flanigan   Michael,   (Flanigan  &   Keuneily)  dwl 

NW  cor  Front  and  Pacific 
Flanigan  Michael,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's 

S.  S.  Moses  Taylor 
Flanigan  Patrick,  laborer  with  Hancock   <fe   Kelso 
Flanigan   William,    fireman,    dwl  E   s  Tenth    nr 

Mission 
Flanigan  .&  Kenneily,    (Michael    Flanigan    and 

Jeremiah  Kenneily)  liquors,  N W  cor  Front  and 

Pacific 
Flanigan. — See  Flanagan  and  Flannigan 
Flanly  William,  marblepolisher  with  Black  &  Mul- 

aney,  dwl  97  Stevenson 


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Flannajfan  Andrew  Mrs.,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet  Bryant 

and  Brannan 
Flauuagan  James,  hackman,  dwl  9  Freelon 
Flaniiagan  James,  laborer  witli  S.  F.  Gas  Co 
Flaniiagan  James,  l:t borer,  dwl  422Braunan 
Flannagau  James  B.,  calker,  dwl  cor  Bryant  and 

Zoe 
Flannagan  J.  M., clerk  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co 
Flannagan  Joseph,  clerk,  dwl  119  Welsli 
Flarinrtgan  Patrick,  laborer  Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg 

Co.,  dwl  W  8  Kentucky  nv  Sieriu 
Flannagan  Peter,  bootmaker  witli  William  Joiner, 

dwl  7  Brooks 
Flannelly  Miles,  laborer,  dwl  67  Minna,  rear 
Flannerly  Patrick,coal  oil  dealer,dwl  8  s  Nineteenth 

cor  Cbuifh 

Flannery ,  engineer,  dwl  1123  Stockton 

Fianuery  Ellen,  (widow)  nurse,  dwl  305  Union 
Flannery  John,  hostler  with  James  Tomkinsou,  dwl 

57  Minna 
Flannery  Miles,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'n, 

814  Howard 
Flannery  Roger,  laborer  with   Reynolds,  Howell  & 

Ford,  dwl  10  Hartman 
Flannigan  Andrew,  expressman,  dwl  S  s  Austin  bet 

Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Flannittan  Daniel,  watchman  Central  R.  R.  Stables, 

dwl  Brannan  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Flannigan  John,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
Flannitjau  iMichael,  blacksmith  with  Dunnigan  & 

ODea,  dwl  333  Bush 
Flannigan  Michael,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
Flannigan  Patrick,  gardener  with  David  Neely,  NE 

cor  Folsom  and  Twentieth 
Flatau  Louis,  deputy  assessor  City  and  County,  dwl 

131  Montgomery 
Flathmann  Ciaus,  groceries  and  liquors,  cor  Folsom 

and  Haywood 
Flathmann  Henry,  clerk  with  John  D.  Doscher,  SE 

cor  Mission  and  First 
Flatley  Jolni,  truckman,  dwl  370  Natoma 
Flattery  John,  physician,  office  and  dwl  NW  cor 

Washington  and  Sansom 
Flause  Joseph,  housesmith  with  John  R.  Sims,  dwl 

Pacific  bet  Stockton  and  Powell 
Flavin  Eliza,  (widow)  dwl  230  Clara 
Flavin  Jlartin  J.,  salesman  with  C.  P.  Van  Schaack 

&.  Co.,  dwl  2.30  Clara 
Fleck  Cliarles,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  P.  Langland, 

dwl  Minna  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Fleger  John,  jobwagon,  114  Battery,  dwl  307  Sev- 
enth 
Fleigel  Henry,  dairyman  with  Henry  Bruns,  dwl 

Old  San  Jose  Road  nr  Thirtieth 
Fleischer  Wolf,  cap  manufacturer,  405  California, 

dwl  818  Post 
Fleischauer  W.  C,  barber  with  F.  W.  Miller,  dwl 

303  Mason 
Fleischman  John,  hairdressing  saloon,  113  Third 
Fleischmann  Carl,  tailor,  dwl  619  California 
Fleischmann  Charles  N.,  (Anthes  &  F.)  dwl  807 

Pacific 
Fleisher  A.,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Fleisbhacker  Aaron,  dwl  1015  Post 
Fleishman  B.  M.,  ^F/eisATOcrn   &   Kavfmnn,    Yolo 

county,  and  Husto7i,  Goldman  &  Co.,  Knight's 

LandnifiJ  office  7  Battery,  dwl  627  Green 
Fleishman  Heuiy.  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Fleishman  Israel,  (Fleishman,  Sichel  &   Go.)  res 

New  York 
Fleishman  Jacob,  bakerv,  E  s  Valencia  nr  Sixteenth 
FLIESHMAN,   SICHEL  &  CO.,  f Israel    Fleish- 
man, Julius  tiichel  and  Louis  Werthcimer )  im- 
porters and  jobbers  hardware,  112  and  114  Front 
Fleishman  &   Kaufman,   {B.    M.    Fleishman  and 

Gabriel  Kaufman)  merchants,  Woodland,  Yolo 

county,  California,  office  7  Battery 
Fleming  A.  Z.,  upholsterer,  dwl  SW  cor  Drumm 

and  Washington 


Fleming  Bartholomew,  bookkeeper  with  Frank 
Eastman,  dwl  N  s  Russell  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 

Fleming  Charles,  upholsterer  with  Plum,  Bell  &  Co., 
26  Post 

Fleming  David,  calker  Calkers'  Association,  713 
Mission 

Fleming  David,  laborer  with  Goodwin  &  Co.,  dwl  9 
Rausch 

Fleming  David,  longshoreman,  dwl  SE  cor  Sansom 
and  Vallejo 

Fleming  David,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  5  Rausch,  rear 

Fleming  Felix,  fireman,  dwl  214  Ritch 

Fleming  George,  cook,  229  Fourth,  dwl  341  Teliama 

Fleming  George  C,  cook,  535  Merchant,  dwl  514 
Pine 

Fleming  George  L.,  printer  Department  California, 
U.  S.  A.,  dwl  624  Pacific 

Fleming  James,  harnessmaker  with  J.  Bruner,  dwl 
1008  Kearny 

Fleming  James,  laborer,  dwl  6  Hunt 

Fleming  John,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 
234  Sutter 

Fleming  John,  expressman,  dwl  S  s  Water  bet 
Tavlor  and  JIason 

Fleming  John,  hostler  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  252 
Perry 

Fleming  John,  law  student  with  Eugene  Lies,  dwl 
205  Clay 

Fleming  John,  solicitor  Broadway  Hotel,  212  Bdwy 

Fleming  Joseph,  teamster  with  William  Kerr,  dwl 
903  Battery 

Fleming  Mary  Mrs.,  dwl  .570  Howard 

Fleming  Mary  A.  Miss,  dwl  Columbia  bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 

Fleming  Michael,  miller  Golden  Gate  Mills,  dwl  54 
First 

Fleming  Patrick,  bricklayer,  dwl  333  Bush 

Fleming  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  516  Mission 

Fleming  Patrick  E.,  morocco  shaver  with  Reynolds 
&  Davidson,  dwl  SW  cor  Seventh  and  Brannan 

Fleming  Patrick  H.,  engineer  stm  No.  7,  S.  F.  F. 
D.,  dwl  S  8  Sixteenth  bet  Valencia  and  Guerrero 

Fleming  Robert,  laborer  S.  V.  Water  Works,  dwl 
E  8  Hyde  bet  Union  and  Filbert 

Fleming  Samuel,  clerk  with  DeWitt,  Kittle  &  Co., 
dwl  E  s  Hyde  nr  Filbert 

Fleming  S.  C,  special  policeman,  dwl  225  Clay 

Fleming  Thomas,  barkeeper  with  Anderson  &  Co., 
dwl  18  Sutter 

Fleming  William,  cabinetmaker  with  William  G. 
Weir,  dwl  342  Fifth 

Fleming  William,  di-ayman,  dwl  311  Clay 

Fleming  William,  laborer  with  Asa  M.  Simpson, 
dwl  238  Fremont 

Fleming  William,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  51  Clementina 

Fleming  William,  whitener,  dwl  338  Minna 

Fleming  William  B.,  extraman  stm  No.  2,  S.  F.  F. 
D.,  dwl  SE  cor  Fourth  and  Jessie 

Fleming  W.  S.,  machinist  Pacific  Iron  Works 

Flemming  J.,  teamster  with  Hancock  and  Kelso 

Flemming  James,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 

Flemming  Philip,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co. 's 
S.  S.  Moses  Taylor 

Flenniken  Robert,  (Frazer  &  Co.  and  Phipps  & 
F.)  dwl  1118  Montgomery 

Flenniken  Thomas,  engineer,  dwl  NE  cor  Green 
and  Montgomery 

Fleres  Antonio,  hairdressing  saloon,  541  Sacra- 
mento, dwl  929   Jackson 

Fleres  John,  dwl  929  Jackson 

Fletcher  ArtemusT.,  agent  New  York  and  Phila- 
delphia Boards  Underwriters,  office  318  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  1020  Pine 

Fletcher  Asa  P.,  carrier  Bulletin  and  Alta  Califor- 
nia, dwl  43  Stanly  Place 

Fletcher  Barney,  (colored)  janitor  Exchange  Build- 
ing, dwl  1330  Broadway 

Fletcher  Edward,  lithographer,  525  Front,  dwl  330 
Green 


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TERBA  SANTA,  a  remarkable  and  never-failing  remedy  tor  Bheumatism. 


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Fletclier  Francis,  (colored)  bootblack,  dwl  624 
Third 

Fletcher  Henry,  teacher  drawing,  dw)  419  Brannan 

Fletcher  Jose()h,  carpenter,  dwl  320  Sansom 

Fletcher  M.  A.  Mies,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 

Fletcher  Robert,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 
Kearny 

Fletclier  Stephen,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 
614  Mason 

Fletcher  Thomas,  molder,  dwl  321  Third 

Fletcher  Thomas,  (Fletcher  &  Belhnerj  dwl  122 
Leidesdorff 

Fletcher  Thomas  H.,  grainer,  dwl  cor  McAllister 
and  Leavenworth 

Fletcher  William,  carrier  Alta  California  and  Bul- 
letin, dwl  2104  Mason 

Fletcher  William,  harnessmaker,  NE  cor  Front  and 
Market,  dwl  2104  Mason 

Fletcher  William  C,  barber,  dwl  303  Mason 

Fletcher  William  M.,  housecarpenler,  dwl  1210 
Larkin,  rear 

Fletcher  &  Bellmer,  (Thomas  Fletcher  and  John 
II.  C.  Bellmer)  restaurant,  215  Davis 

Fleurier  Louis  F.,  engineer  with  W.  T.  Garratt  & 
Co.,  dwl  17  Minna 

Fleury  Alexandre,  laundry,  916  Powell 

Flenry  Desiree  Mrs.,  hoarding,  615  Stockton 

Fleurv  Jules,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 
114  Clinton 

Fleuiy  Paul,  housesmith  and  awningmaker,  715 
Dup,  dwl  Ws  Octavia  bet  O'Farrell  and  Ellis 

Flick  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Minna  bet  Four- 
teenth and  Fifteenth 

Flick  Jacob,  baker,  dwl  23  Scott  Place 

Flick  William  F.,  Standard  Soap  Co.,  dwl  331 
Jessie 

Flicke  Frederick,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Valparaiso  nr 
Mason 

Flicourt  — ,  hairdresser,  dwl  729  Washington 

Fliim  J.,  miner,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 

Fliun  James  J.,  {Patrick  T.  Flinn  &  Son)  dwl 
SW  cor  Howard  and  Eighth 

Flinn  Michael,  waiter,  538  Clay,  dwl  117  Beale 

Flinn  Patrick,  cook,  538  ClayJ  dwl  NW  cor  Green 
and  Hyde 

Flinn  Patrick  T.,  (Patrick  T.  Flinn  &  Son)  dwl 
SW  cor  Howard  and  Eighth 

FLINN  PATRICK  T.  &  SON,  (James  J.  Flinn) 
groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Howard  and 
Eighth 

Flinn  Thomas  R.,  clerk  with  Patrick  T.  Flinn  & 
Son,  dwl  SW  cor  Howard  and  Eighth 

Flinn. — See   Flynn 

Fliueberg  Ernest,  shoemaker  with  Charles  L.  Rowe, 
dwl  423  Pine 

Flint  A.  T.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Denman  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  337  Jessie 

Flint  Augustus  P.,  (Heywood  &  F.)  res  Oakland 

Flint  Benjamin,  (Perkins,  F.  &  Go.)  res  San  Juan, 
Monterey  Co 

Flint,  Bixby  &  Co.,  oflice  with  Perkins,  Flint  & 
Co.,  SVV  cor  Battery  and  Greenwich 

Flint  Clittbrd,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Flint  Edward  P.,  (Flint,  Peabody  <Jf-  Co.)  res  Oak- 
land 

Flint  Francis  E.,  salesman  with  Hewes  &  Richards, 
dwl  635  Stevenson 

Flint  James  P.,  (Flint,  Peabody  &  Co.Jree  Oakland 

Flint  J.  H.  Mrs.,  treasurer  Ladies'  Relief  Society, 
dwl  1312  Powell 

Flint  Milford  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  Es  Howard  bet 
Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 

FLINT,  PEABODY  &  CO.,  (James  P.  and  Ed- 
ward P.  Flint, George  H.  Kellogg  and  William 
K.  Flint)  shipping  and  commission  merchants, 
and  agents  Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg  Factory, 
office  408  California 

Flint  Thomas,  domestic,  1009  Stockton 

Flint  Thomas  P.  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  517  Leavenw'th 


Flint  Thomas,  (Perkins,  F.  &  Co.)  res  San  Juan, 

Monterey  Co 
Flint  Tract  Homestead  Association,  office  408  Mont 
Flint  William  K.,   (Flint,  Peabody   Sf    Co.)  res 

Oakland 
Flint's  Waiehouse,  Perkins,  Flint  &  Co.,  proprietors, 

SW  cor  Battery  and  Greenwich 
Flockhart  Oliver  S.,  rigger,  dwl  978  Harrison 
Flood  Alexander,  cai-penterjdwl  34  Welsh 
Flood  Bernard,  tailor  with  Banks   &  Galvin,  dwl 

157 1  Clara 
Flood  Charles  B.,  teamster  with  C.  H.  "Wetherbee  & 

Co.,  dwl  N  8  Fell  bet  Octavia  and  Laguna 
Flood  Christopher,  clerk  with  M.  Flood,  dwl  56 

Jessie 
Flood  Daniel  &  'Qro\heT.( Patrick  F/oo(^y'proprietor8 

Roxbury  House,  318-320  Pacific 
Flood  Edward,  plasterer,  dwl  220  Tehama 
Flood  Eraerv  N.,  teamster,  dwl  127  Jackson 
Flood  Henry  S.,  (McCain,  F.  &  McClure)  dwl  216 

Turk 
Flood  Hugh,  marblepolisher,  937   Market,   dwl  144 

Natoma 
Flood  James,  blacksmith  Fulton  Foundry 
Flood  James,  longshoreman,  dwl   E  s  Main  nr   Har 
Flood  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  10  Verona  Place, 

rear 
Flood  James,  plasterer,  dwl  1021  Sutter 
Flood  James  C.,  (Flood  &  O'Brien)   and   president 

Hale  &  Norcross  S.  M.  Co.,  dwl  113  Mason 
Flood  James  L.,  Uorist,  dwl  E  s  Bryant  bet  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Flood  John,  dwl  56  Jesfeie 
Flood  John,  baker  with  Kelly  &  Slaven,  dwl  1324 

Dupont 
Flood  John,  bricklayer  Bricklayers' Association,  234 

Sutter 
Flood  John,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Works,  dwl  12  Vero- 
na Place 
Flood  John,  hostler  with  J.  H.  Swain,  dwl  7  Tehama 
Flood  John,  laborer,  dVl  529  Valencia 
Flood  John,  laborers.  F.  Gas  Works,  dwl  12  Verona 
Flood  John,  pianomaker  with  William  B.  Frisbee, 

dwl  121  Garden 
Flood  John, plasterer,  dwl  1513  Sacramento 
Flood  John   B.,   machinist,   dwl   W  s  Bryant  bet 

Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Flood  John  R.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf 
Flood  John  W.,  teller  Donohoe,  Kelly  &  Co's  Bank, 

dwl  422  Eddy 
Flood  Margaret,    (widow)  dwl  W  e    Sherman  bet 

Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
FLOOD  MICHAEL,  importer   Catholic  books  and 

stationery,  685  Market,  dwl  811  Ellis 
Flood  Michael,  painter,  dwl  17  Harlan  Place 
Flood  Michael  H.,  porter  with  James  H.   Widber, 

dwl  135  Dora,  rear 
Flood    Noah    F..  principal  Broadway    Grammar 

School,  dwl  Broadway  bet  Powell   and  Mason 
Flood  Patrick,  gasfitter  with  McKewen  &  Son,  dwl 

N  s  Harrison  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Flood  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  34  Minna 
Flood  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  317  Fifth 
Flood  Patrick,  (Daniel  Flood  &  Brother)  318-320 

Pacific 
FLOOD  &  O'BRIEN,  (James  C.  Flood  and   Wil- 
liam 8.  O'Brien)  merchants,  office  507  Mont- 
gomery 
Florence  George,  (Maher  <^  F.J  dwl  1810  Powell 
FLORENCE  SEWING  MACHINES,  Samuel  Hill 

agent,  19  Mongomery  South 
Flores  Trinidad,  saddled  529  Pacific 
Florez  P.,  (widow)  dwl  816  Vallejo 
Florida  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturers,  744 

Washington 
Plorine  Olof  N.,  brickmason  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint, 

dwJ  1434  Pine 
Floros  Manuel,  laborer,  dwl  1320  Stockton 
Floto  John  H.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  402  Kearny 


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C   P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Glassware  and  Toys. 


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Flouricch  Severiss,  blacksmith  witb  G.  W.  Knight, 

dwl  Butchers'  Home,  Potreio  Avenue 
Flower  Chailes  F.,  stevedore,  dwl  SW  cor  Hamp- 
shire and  Twenty-third 
Flower  Lorenzo  P.,  carpenter,  dwl  810^  Filbert 
Fiowerdew  James,  dwl  (JIa  Stockton 
Flowers  Ada  Miss,  assistant  teacher  North  Cosmo- 
politan Grammar  School,  dwl  1415  Powell 
Flowers  George,  dwl  10:25  Mission 
Flowery  G.  and  S.  M.  Co.,  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  oflSce 

434  California 
Floyd  Edmund  P.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  21^  Stanford 
Floyd  Henry,  boilermuker  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

86y  Folsom 
Flovd  John  M.,  tobacconist  with  C.  Adams,  dwl 

'181)8  Powell 
Floyd  R.  S.,  captain  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Moses  Taylor,  office  217  Sansom 
Floyd  Thomas,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

551  Folsom 
Floyd  Thomas  W.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  178  Perry 
Floyd  Zacelieus,  gastiiter  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  1816 

"  Stockton 
Fluhacher  Emile,  foreman  with  F.  X.  Kast,  dwl 

1018  Montgomery,  rear 
Fluegger  J.  Carl,  boots  and  shoes,  N  s  Branuan  bet 

First  and  Second 
Flnellen  G,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Fluernette  John,  cook  Occidental  Hotel 
Fluor  Christian,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  724  Minna 
Flye  Reuben  D.,  laborer  with  John  Smith,  dwl  8 

Telegraph  Place 

Flynn ,  conductor,  dwl  N  s  Harrison  nr  Ritch 

Flynn  Andrew,   porter,  115  Piue,  dwl  115  Eddy, 

rear 
Flynn  Bridget  M..  (widow)  dwl  1061  Market 
Flynn  Bryiin,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Brannan  bet  Seventh 

and  Eiglith 
Flynn  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  533  Minna 
Flynn  Daniel,  hackman,  dwl  Trinity  Court 
Flynn  Dennis,  liquor  saloon  and  boarding,  38  First 
Flynn  Dennis,  i-eal  estate,  dwl  41  Ritch 
FLYNN  EDMOND,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 

Post  and  Taylor 
Flynn  Edward,  dwl  15  Everett 
Flynn    Edward,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B. 

and  S.  Co.,  dwl  21)  Sansom 
Flynn  Ellen  Miss,  tailoress  with  Joseph  Meyer,  dwl 

40  Clara 
Flynn  Hugh,  (Flynn  &  0' Grady)  dwlSoO  Howard 
Flynn  James,  baker,  dwl  41  Minna 
Flynn  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  505  Howard 
Flynn  James,  plasterer,  dwl  20  Folsom  Avenue 
Flynn  James,  shoemaker.  47  Second,  dwl  37  Everett 
Flynn  James,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co.,  dwl 

3v!2  Green 
Flynn  James  S.,  market,  Mission  nr  Twenty-eixth 
Flynn  John,  baker  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Idaho 
Flynn  John,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Myrtle  Avenue  nr 

Go  ugh 
Flynn  John,  currier  with  I.  M.  Wentworth  <fc  Co., 

dwl  1061  Market 
Flynn  John,  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  413 

Clementina 
Flynn  John,  laborer,  dwl  310  Fremont 
Flynn  John,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  York  nr  Nineteenth 
Flynn  John,  laborer,  dwl  433  Hinckley 
Flynn  John,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Flynn  John,  stevedore,  dwl  246  Tehama,  rear 
Flynn  John,  wood  and  coal,  dwl  1121  Mission 
Flynn  John  M.,  porter  with  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co., 

dwl  446  Natoma 
Flynn  John  T.,  carpenter  H.C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Flyuu  Luke,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Folsom 

and  Harrison  Avenue 
Flynn  Mary  Miss,  millinery,  912  Dupont 
Flynn  Mary  Mrs.,  dwl  7  Sherwood  Place 
Flynn  Mary  J.  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  28  Rausch 


Flynn  Maurice,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Diamond  and  Nine- 
teenth 
Flynn  Maurice,  laborer,  dwl  230  Jessie 
Flynn  Michael,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Oak  bet  Frank- 
lin and  Gough 
Flynn  Michael,    laborer  Miners'  Foundry,  dwl  14 

Everett 
Flynn  Michael  M.,  tinsmith  with  J.  G.  Us,  dwl  S  s 

Twenty-second  bet  Mission  and  Capp 
Flynn  Morris,  con<luctor,  dwl  630  Brannan 
Flynn  Moriis.   laborer  Miners'  Foundry,  dwl  Dia- 
mond nr  Nineteenth 
Flynn  Morris,  waiter  Lick  House 
Flynn  Patrick,  blacksmith  Omnibus  R.  R. ,  dwl  150 

Silver 
Flynn   Patrick,  cook    City    Restaurant,   dwl  1903 

Hyde 
Flynn  Patrick,   laborer  ^tna  Iron  Works,  dwlS  s 

Folsom  bet  Beale  and  Main 
Flynn  Patrick,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Flynn  Patrick,  tailor,  dwl  41  Minna 
Flynn  Patrick,  (Flynn  &  Welby)  dwl  E  s  Geneva 

bet  Brannan  and  Townsend 
Flynn  Peter,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Flynn  Peter,  special  policeman,  dwl  10  Kate 
Flynn  Robert,   bootmaker  with  I.  M.  Wentworth 

&  Co.,  dwl  231  Oak 
Flynn  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  1021  Battery 
Flynn  Thomas,  expressman,  dwl  41  Ritch 
Flynn  Thomas,  gardener,  dwl  1104  Washington 
Flynn  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  112  Jessie 
Flynn  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  136  Natoma 
Flynn  Thomas,  I'eal  estate,  dwl  SE  cor  Columbia 

and  Solano 
Flynn  Thomas,  (Flynn  &  Burns)  dwl  333  Bush 
Flynu  Thomas   C,   shoemaker  with  James  Flynn, 

dwl  30  Louisa 
Flynn  Timothy,  plasterer,  dwl  452  Clementina 
Flynu  Timothy,  tireman  with  California  Com.  and 

M.  Co.,  dwl  Fillmore  nrLombui-d 
Flynn  William,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
Flynn  William,   milkman,  dwl  Buchanan  nr  Web- 
ster 
Flynn  William  G.,   stairbuilder  witb  Hanlon  &  Mc 

Guire,  dwl  cor  Natoma  and  Mary 
Flynn    &    Burns,    (Thomas  Flynn    Sf    Bernard 

Burns)  stoneyard,  Ss  Bryant  bet  Fourth  and 

Fifth 
Flynn    &    O'Grady,       (Hugh    Flynn     &    James 

O'Grady)  coal  and  wood,  862  Howard 
¥\YU\\&\N(i\hy,  (Patrick   Flynn   and  Nathan  B. 
Welby)  meat  market,  SW  cor  Sixth  and  Brannan 
Flynn. — See  Flinn 
Foa  Julius,  real  estate,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and 

Dupont 
Foard  Jeremiah  W.,  dwl  SE  cor  Tavlor  and  Eddv 
FOARD  J.  M.  &  CO.,   (J.  McD.  Foard  and  A.  F. 

Hill)  editors  and  proprietors  Golden  City,  office 

636  Sacramento 
Foard  J.  McD.,  (J.  M.  Foard  Sr  Go.)  dwl   631  Sac 
Foard  Thomas  J.,  compositor  Golden  City,  dwl  1318 

Sacramento 
Foard. — See  Ford 
Pocacci  Louis,  (  W.  J.  T.  Palmer  &  Co.)  dwl  Ohio 

bet  Pacific  and  Broadway 
Fochetti  Mathia,  milkman,  dwl  Pierce  nr   Chestnut 
Focks  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  Meyers  Hotel 
Foege   William,    groceries    and  liquors,    NE    cor 

Fourth  and  Stevenson 
Foeth  John  H.,  carpenter,  SW  cor  Pac  and  Mason 
Foga  Frank,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Second 

and  Minna,  dwl  39  Minna 
Fogarty  David,  wheelwright,  dwl  613  Natoma 
Fogarty  Henry  P.,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Sixteenth 

and  Dolores 
Fogarty  James,  bootfitter,  17^  Dupont,  rear 
Fogarty  James,  butcher,  37  Occidental  Market,  dwl 
NE  cor  Pell  and  Fillmore 


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F'ogatty  James  G.,  carpenter,  dwl  550  Tehama 
Fogarty  Joliu,  Ixiotlitter,  dwl   S  s  Bush   bet   Bro- 

(leiick  and  Baker 
Fogarty  Martin,  hostler  with  H.  &.  W.  Pierce,  dvrl 

916  Moiitgomerv 
Fogarty  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Erie  Place   bet 

Howard  and  Mission 
Fogarty  Patrick  C,  carpenter,  dwl  N  8   Haight  nr 

Filhiiore 
Fogarty  Thomas,   laborer,   dwl  S  s  Twentieth  bet 

Dolores  and  Church 
Fogarty  William,  clerk  with  Meehen  &  Low,  dwl 

24  Stockton  Place 
Fogarty  William,  conductor  Omibus  R.  R. 
Fogarty  William,  hostler  Franklin  Stable,  dwl  170 

Minna 
Fogarty  William,  laborer,  dwl  4  Stockton  Place 
Pogel  George,  clothing,  10  Clay 
Foyel  Jacob,  tailor,  337  Bush,  dwl  261  Tehama 
Fogg  Augusta,   (widow)   dwl  N  s   McAllister  bet 

Gough  and  Octavia 
Fogg  George,  teamster  with  M.  P.  Sessions,   dwl 

1219  Folsom 
Fogg    George    W.,     superintendent    Pacific    Iron 

Works,  dwl  537  Howard 
Fogg  VVilliam    A.,    baggage    master    S.  P.   R.  R., 
dwl  N  s  McAllister    bet  Gough    and  Octavia 
Fogle  Lewis  C,  bookkeeper,  dwl  905  Market 
Fogle  Owen  B.,  teller  with  Hickcox  <fc  Spear,  dwl 

905  Market 
Fogler  George,  carpenter,  dwl    1232    Mission 
Fogler  Philip,  shoemaker,  S  s  Clark  nr  Davis 
Fohrenholz   John,   mate  stm  New  World,  dwl  SE 

cor  Davis  and  Clark 
Fobs  George,  brewer,  dvrl  664  Bryant 
Foizey   Richard  S.,   engineer  Lick  House,  dwl  27 

Stone 
Fojynano  Bartolemeo,  farmer,  dwl  1  Margaret  Place 
Folemaii  Peter,  tailor,  dwl  513  Vallejo 
Foley  Anna  R.  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  322  Third 
Foley  Bridget,  saleswoman  with  Hughes  &  Foley, 

dwl  118  Seventh 
Foley  Christopher  C,  engineer  stm  Petaluma,  dwl 

Moulton  Place  nr  Montgomery 
Foley  Cornelius,  dairyman,  dwl  N  s  Greenwich  bet 

Leavenworth  and  Jones 
Foley  Daniel,    boilermaker  Yulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  2  Taylor  Place 
Foley  Daniel, liquor  saloon,  304  Sixth 
Foley  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  605  Third 
Foley  Dennis  L.,  salesman  with  Tobin,  Davisson 

&  Co.,  dwl  222  Post 
Foley  Edmund,   porter  with   Green  &  Searle,  dwl 

E  8  Montgomery  bet  Filbert  and  Greenwich 
Foley  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  1233  Union 
Foley  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  114  Williams 
Foley  Francis,  messenger,  425  Sac,  dwl  336  Seventh 
Foley  Frank,  laborer  with   Wolf  Blooui,   dwl  21 

Moss 
Foley    Harry,  lithographic  engraver  with  A.   L. 

Bancroft  &  Co.,  dwl  51  Natoma 
Foley   James,   blacksmith  with  C.  S.  N.  Co.,  dwl  6 

St.  Charles  Place 
Foley  James,   foreman   with  Francis  &  Valentine, 

dwl  218  Prospect  Place 
Foley  James,  laborer,  bds  214  Broadway 
Foley  James,  laborer,  dwl  615  Natoma 
Foley  James,   laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory,  dwl 

Michigan  nr  Sierra 
Foley  James,  painter  with  G.  Norman,  dwl  48  Louisa 
Foley  John,   cartman,  dwl  E  s  Dora  bet  Harrison 

and  Bryant 
Foley  John",  driver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R..  dwl  14  Fourth 
Foley  John,  expressman,  NW  cor  Fourth  and  Fol 

som,  dwl  317  Tehama 
Foley  John,  fireman,  dwl  129  Folsom 
Foley  John,  laborer,  dwl  219  First 
Foley  John,  laborer,  dwl  75  Natoma 
Foley  John,  laborer,  dwl  615  Natoma 


Foley  John,  laborer,  dwl  San  Jose  Road  nr  Six  mile 

House 
Foley  John,  laboier,  dwl  3  Haywood 
Foley  John,  laborer,  dwl  419  Clementina 
Foley  John,  manager  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Telegraph 

Co.,  503  California 
Foley    John,    printer  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl  213 

Prospect  Place 
Foley  John,  painter,  dwl  319  Tehama 
Foley  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  51  Natoma 
Foley  John  J.,  clerk,  dwl  219  Mason 
Foley  Julia,  (widow)  dwl  11  Crook 
Foley  Lizzie  Miss,  dressmaker,  750  Howard 
Foley  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  6.51  Mission,  rear 
Foley  iVIary  A.,  (widow)  dwl  615  Natoma 
Foley   Martin,   blacksmith  with  Thomas  Hawkins, 

dwl  3  Haywood 
Foley  Mathew,  laborer,  dwl  755  Mission,  rear 
Foley  Michael,  blacksmith,  dwl  48  Louisa 
Foley   Michael,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Natoma  nr  Ninth 
Foley  Michael,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 

Moses  Taylor 
Foley  Michael,  molder  Miners  Foundry,  dwl  227 

Second 
Foley  Michael,  pressman  with  Waters,  NewhofF  & 

Co.,  dwl  267  Jessie 
Foley  Michael,  (Hushes  &  F.J  dwl  43  Fourth 
P^oley  Michael  C,  calker,  dwl  12  Clementina 
Foley  Michael  J.,  machinist,  dwl  7  Fifth  Avenue 
Foley  Patrick,  drayman,  dwl  S  s  Oak  bet  Laguna 

and  Octavia 
Foley  Patrick,  laborer  Empire  Warehouse,  dwl  659 

Mission 
Foley  Patrick,  porter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Foley  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  1405  Pacific 
Foley   Peter,  molder  Miners'   Foundry,   dwl  227 

Second 
Foley  Peter,  molder  Pacific  Iron  Works 
Foley  Robert,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Sixth 

and  Stevenson 
Foley  Sarah,    (widow)    liquor  saloon,  S  s  Oregon 

bet  Davis  and  Druram 
Foley  Thomas,  horseshoer  with  Daniel  Mahone)', 

dwl  8  Silver 
Foley  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  752  Harrison 
Foley  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  173  Minna 
Foley  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  728  Market 
Foley  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  Francisco  nr  Stockton 
Foley  Thomas,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Foley  Timothy,   bootmaker,  dwl  S  s  Sixteenth  nr 

Valencia 
Foley  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  605  Third 
Foley  William,  laborer,  dwl  615  Natoma 
Foley  William,  machinist  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl  E  s 

Third  nr  Minna 
Foley  William,  operator  Western  Union  Telegraph 

Co.,  dwl  421  Dupont 
Folger  Alauson.  stairbuilder  with  Jesse  &  Drew, 

dwl  22  Park  Avenue 
Folger  Allyn  S.,  clerk,  dwl  SE  cor  Sutter  and  Leav 
Folger  Daniel  W.,   supt.  Flint's  Warehouse,  SW 

cor  Battery  and  Greenwich,  dwl  814  Ellis 
Folger  Eugene,  clerk  with  George  W.  Chapin,  dwl 

814  Ellis 
Folger  Frederick,   laborer  with  S.  V.  Water  Co., 

dwl  Lake  Honda 
Folger  Hattie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mission  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  Ellis  bet  Jones  and  Leav 
FOLGER  J.  A.  &  CO..  (Otto  Schoemanri.)  pioneer 

coffee  and  spice  mills,  220  Front 
Folger  James  A.,  (J.  A.  Folger  &  Co.)  res  Oakland 

Point 
Folger  Sarah  E.,  (widow)  dwl  10  Willow  Avenue 
Folger  Seth,  laborer  with  John  Rosenfeld,  dwl  116 

Oak 
Folger  Seth  M.,  warehouse  clerk,  dwl  1607  Pacific 
Folger  Susan,  (widow)  dwl  22  Park  Avenue 
Folgerty  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  1018  Mission 


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Folk  Solomon,  wadilingmaker,  ilwl  229  First 
Folkers  A.  H.   B.,  [J.  H.  A.  Folkers  Sr  Bro.J  dwl 

107  Leaven  wortli 
Folkers  J.  H.  A.,  (J.  H.  A.  Folkers  S/-  Bro.)  A\y\ 

E  8  Hvde  bet  Bush  and  Sutter 
FOLKERS   J.    H.  A.  &  BROTHER,  fA.  H.  B. 

Folkcrx)  agents  Tiemann  &  Co.,  8urt{ical  and 

dental  instruments  and  trusses.  118  Montgomery 
Folks  Samuel,  fnf  Wo/J/'  Sr  F.,  San  Bernardino  J 

office  410  Sacramento,  dwl  333  Tehama 
FoUaushee  Alonzo  \V.,  clerk  with  George  Howes 

&  Co.,  dwl  lOSMiison 
FoUet  L.,  extramaii  H.  and  L.  Co.  No.  2,  S.F.F.D. 
Folliet  August,  boothlacking  and  laundry  agency, 

230  Montgomery,  dwl  431  Pine 
Folley  Samuel,  liquor  saloon,  junction  Market  and 

Sacramento 
Follis  Richard  H.,  merchant,  dwl  15  Park  Avenue 
Follmer  Charles,  laborer  8.  F.  Cordage  Factory,  bds 

Iowa  nr  Nevada 
Follmer  Keiuhart  A.,  liquor  saloon,  W  s  Kentucky 

nr  Sierra 
Follmer  William,  clerk,  dwl  335  Eddy 
FOLSOM    ALBERT,    carriage  manufacturer,  531 

California,  dwl  1112  Leavenworth 
Folsom  Chin-It's  F.   B.,  teamster,  cor  Market  and 

Fourth,  dwl  1507  California 
Folsom  Fnuikiin  T.,  I>lack8milh  with  Albert  Fol- 
som, dwl  209  Minna 
Folsom  George  A.,  bookkeeper  with  Albert  Folsom, 

dwl  1112  Leavenworth 
Folsom  GeoiKe  F.,  carpenter,  dwl  4  Pollard  Place 
FOLSOM  GEORGE  T.,  general  agent  World  Mu- 
tual Life  Insurance  Co.,  office   NW  cor  Mont 

and  Sac,  dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and  Stockton 
Folsom  Mvrick,  carpenter,  dwl  Eleventh  Avenue 

bet  N'and  P,  South  S.  F. 
Folsom  Street  and  Fort  Point  Railroad  and  Tun- 
nel Co.,  office  428   California 
Folsom  Street  Wharf,  foot  of  Folsom 
Foltaing  Peter,  cook,  SW  cor  Market  and  Steuart 
Folvey  Edward,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 

S.  Orizaba 
Foucerrada  Ygnacio,  clerk  with  William  Schleiden, 

dwl  Caroline  Place 
Fonda  Alfred,  (John  Gray  &  Co.)  dwl  822  Sutter 
Fonda  William  T.,  bookkeeper  Wheeler  &   Wilson 

Sewing  Machine  Co.,  dwl  SW   cor  Sacramento 

and  Broderick 
Fondefwele  William,  tanner  with  Duncan  &  War- 
ren, dwl  cor  Eighth  and  Brannan 
Foug  Nov,  (Chinese)  chemist  with  Bradley   &  Ru- 

lofson 
Fonsecet  David  L.,  physician,  dwl  142Natoma 
Fontaua    Guiseppe,    (A.  Biggi  Sf  Co.)    dwl  1106 

Dupont 
Fontani  M.,  bootblack,  SW  cor  Merch  and  Mont, 

dw!  E  8  Kearny  bet  Green  and  Union 
Foo  Lung  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  tailor,  811  Dupont 
Fook  Yuen  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants, 711  Dupont 
Foorman  Solomon,    butcher  with   Leopold   Miller, 

dwl  429  O'Farrell 
Foot  Albert,  mariner,  dwl  238  Steuart,  rear 
Foote  George,  machinist,  dwl  431  Pine 
Foote    Heni-y  D.   Q.,   quartermaster  P.   M.    S.  S. 

China,  dwl  331  Alontgomery 
Foote  Henry  S.,  clerk,  dwl  350  Kearny 
Foote  H.  M.,  nurse,  dwl  417  O'Farrell 
Foote  Joseph  H.,  (Clark  &  F.)  dwl  712  Clemen- 

tina 
Foote  William  W.,  (Foote  &  Garter)  res  Oakland 
FOOTE  &  CARTER,    (William     W.    Foote    and 

John  If.  Carter)  attorneys  at  law,  office  25-26 

Montgomery  Block 
Footman  John  J.,    carriagepainter  with    Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  29  Clara 
Fopiano  Frank,  groceries  and  liquors,  N  8  Mission 

bet  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
Foran  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  512  Mission 


Foran  Patrick,  oilrefiner  with  Whittier,  Fuller  &, 

Co.,  dwl  734^  Howard 
Foran  Thomas,  express  NE  cor  Second  and  Mission, 

dwl  734>i  Howard 
Forbes  Alexander,  (Forbes,  Brothers  &  Co.)  dwl 

519  Third 
Forbes  Alexander  J. ,  patternmaker  Miners  Foun- 
dry, dwl  1310  Larkin 
FORBES    ANDREW    B.,   general   agent  Mutual 

Life  Ins.  Co.,  of  New  York,  and    Widows  and 

Orphans  Life  Ins.  Co.,  and  supervisor  Seventh 

Ward,  office  204  Mont,  dwl  14  Essex 
FORBES  BROTHERS  &    CO.,   (Alexander  and 

Charlex    Forbex)    importers    and    commission 

merchants,  805  Sansom 
Forbes  Charles,  (Forbes  Brothers  &  Co.)  dwl  NE 

cor  South  Park  and  Third 
Forbes  David,  carpenter,  dwl  128K  Fourth 
Forbes  G.  F.,  clerk,  219  Battery,  dwl  1615  Powell 
Forbes  Harriet,  (widow)  dwl  922  Howard 
Forbes  Hugh  W.,  clerk,  dwl  1310  Larkin 
Forbes  James,  chemist,  dwl  117  Perry 
Forbes  James  A.,  Jr.,  proprietor  El  frogreso,  office 

603  Washington,  dwl  721  Lombard 
Forbes  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  1C15  Powell 
Forbes  Jane  R.,  (widow)  delivery  clerk  S.  F.  Post- 
office,  dwl  331  Sixth 
Forbes  Jennie   A.   Miss,  assistant   teacher  Lincoln 

Grammar  School,  dwl  127  Kearny 
Forbes  John,  stevedore,  dwl  720  Front 
Forbes  John  R.,  engineer,  dwl  202  Second 
Forbes  John  S.  Stua,rt,  with  Hope,  McKillop  &  Co., 

317  California 
Forbes  J.   Winchell,    chemist  with    Benjamin   B. 

Thayer,  dwl  12'.^  Perry 
Forbes   Mellville    P.,    marbleworker    with    John 

Daniel  &.  Co. 
Ford  Alexander,  bootmaker  U.   W.  M.  B  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  636  Jessie 
Ford  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  1520  Stockton 
Ford  Annora,   (widow)    dwl  SE   cor   Geneva  and 

Brannan 
Ford  Anthony,  laborer,  dwl  1906  Larkin 
Ford  Byron,  clerk,  dwl  431  Minna 
Ford   Charles,   drayman  with   Schussler  &  Ulmer, 

dwl  106  Turk 
Ford    Daniel,    bootcrimper    with    Buckingham    & 

Hecht,  dwl  12  Twelfth 
Ford   Daniel,   hostler   Central   R.  R.,  dwl  SW  cor 

Clinton  and  Brannan 
Ford  Daniel  N.,  driver  Central  Railroad 
Ford  Edward,  dwl  913  Clay 
Ford  Elizabeth  M.,  (widow)  dwl  51  Clara 
Ford  Frederick,   driver   with  Alfred  W.   Morgen- 

steru  &  Co.,  dwl  23  Clara 
Ford  George  W.,  clerk,  dwl  122  Taylor 
Ford   Henry   C.,  cigar  dealer,   dwl  20    Hampton 

Place 
Ford  James,  cook,  dwl  36^  Tehama 
Ford  James,  laborer,  S.  F.   Wool  Exchange,  dwl 

1108  Hyde 
Ford  James  P.  &  Co.,  asphaltum  roofers,  office  101 

Sansom 
Ford  Jarvis  O.,  machinist  Golden  State  Iron  Works, 

dwl  21  Stevenson 
Ford  Jeremiah,  laborer  with  A.  A.  Jennings 
Ford  Jeremy  T.,  machinist  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory, 

dwl  W  s  Tennessee  nr  Sierra 
Ford  John,  bootmaker,  106  Pacific,  dwl  342   Union 
Ford  John,  carpenter,  dwl  Coso  House 
Ford  John  E.,  brushmaker  with  Feldmann,  Simpson 

&  Co.,  dwl  Crescent  Avenue  nr  Wayne 
Ford  Joseph  A.,  bookkeeper  with  Murphy,  Grant  & 

Co.,  dwl  608  Pine 
Ford  Joseph  C,  stock  broker,  406  Montgomery,  dwl 

309  Clementina 
Ford  Kite,  dressmaker,  dwl  861  Folsom 
Ford  Lovel  W.,  bookkeeper  Northwestern  Muttial 

Life  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  2003  Bush 


JONES.  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Trimmings. 


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Ford  Mary  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  71  Natoma 
Ford  Mary  Mrs.,  ladies'  nui'se,  dwl  227  Perry,  rear 
Ford  Michael,  horseshoer  with  Tliomas  Ford,  dwl  S 

W  cor  Battery  and  Union 
Ford  ]\Iicl)iiel,  laborer,  dwl  320  Sansom 
Ford  Michael,  lumberman,  dwl  226  Eitch 
Ford  Michael,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  N 

8  McAllister  bet  Leavenworth  and  Hyde 
Ford  Michael,  miner,  dwl  2()  Turk 
Ford    Michael,    slioemaker  with    Buckingham    & 

Hecht,  dwl  Tremont  House 
Ford  N.  v.,  conductor  City  Railroad 
Ford  Patrick,  ropemaker,  S.   F.  Cordajje  Factory, 

dwl  E  s  Illinois  bet  Shasta  and  Napa 
Ford  Patrick,  tailor,  dwl  21  Hunt 
Ford  Patrick,  teamster,  dwl  N  s  Filbert  nr  Polk 
Ford  Patrick  J.,  gardener  with   E.  L.  Reimer,  dwl 

SE  cor  Folsom  and  Nineteenth 
Ford  Sarah  Mrs.,  dwl  1516  Dupont 
Ford  SiUiS  P.,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  731  Green 
Ford  Thomas,  blacksmith,  dwl  Sanfora  nr  Union 
Ford  Thomas,  blacksmith  Union   Iron  Works,  dwl 

635  Ellis 
Ford  Thomas,  bootmaker  with  Mason  &  Tavlor 
Ford  Thomas,  brushmaker  with  Feldmann,  Simpson 

&  Co.,  dwl  Bernal  Ranch 
Ford  Thomas,  horseshoer,  13  First,  dwl  Alta  Place 
Ford  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  227  Perry,  rear 
Ford  Timothy,  hostler  with  Junius  G.   Foster,  dwl 

Clilf  House 
Ford  William,  laborer  with  Pacific  Rolling  Mill  Co., 

dwl  Kentucky,  Potrero 
Ford  William,  (Reynolds,  Howell  &   F.)  dwl  615 

Pine 
Ford  W.  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  614  California 
Ford  William  W.,  shipjoiner,  dwl    1067  Broadway 
Ford. — See  Foard 

Forde  Nicholas,  (widow)  dwl  1100  Powell 
Forde  Thomas,  bracketmaker  California  Mills,  dwl 

231  O'Farrell 
Forde   Will,  f Pacific   Youth   Publishing  Co.)  dwl 

Jones  nr  Clay 
Forde  William  C,  compositor,  dwl  Jones  nr  Clay 
Fordham  Robert  B.,|^i<'6</-(//iam   &    Jennings  J  d\\\ 

1210  Mason 
FORDHAM  &  JENNINGS,  f Robert  li.  Fordham 

and  Charles  B.  Jennings)  jobbing  and  retail 

grocers,  NE  cor  Front  and  Jackson 
Foreman  Andrew,  typefounder  with  California  Type 

Foundry  Co.,  dwl  33  Turk 
Foreman  S.  W.  Jlrs.,  dwl  718  Howard 
Forester  E.   S.    Mrs.,  assistant  teacher   Powell  St. 

Primary  School,  dwl  719  Maiket 
Forester  Henry  B.,  (Forester  4-  Stuart)  dwl  1312 

Pine 
FORESTER   &  STUART,    (Henry     B.   Forester 

and   WilUayn  Stuart j  agents  South  S.  V.  Dock 

Co.,  office  418  California 
Forev  Emile,  bookkeeper  with  A.  Lnronche  &  Co., 

dwl  SW  cor  Dupont  and  Broadway 
Forey   H.,  collector,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and 

Dupout 
Forgue  Samuel,  carbuilder  with  Kimball  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dwl  Centre  House,  Folsom 
Forgerty  John,  smelter  T.  H.  Selby&  Co's  Smelting 

Works 
Forking    Thomas,    mariner,   dwl    N  8  Oregon  bet 

Davis  and  Drumm 
Forman  Sands  W.,  clerk  Examiner  office,  dwl  1022 

Pine 
Forner  Frederick,  special  policeman,  dwl  Cheanut 

lir  Powell 
Foruer  Jacob  B.,  special  policeman,  dwl  418  Green 
Ferrer  Julius,  gardener,  dwl  Harbor  View  nr  Pre- 
sidio 
Forrest  Alexander  P.,  collector  with  J.  W.  D.avid- 

son  &  Co.,  dwl  110  Mason 
FORREST  BUILDING,  719  Market  , 
Forrest  F.  C,  dwl  719  Market 


Forrest  Harry,  laborer  U.   S.  Coast  Survey,  dwl 

Green's  Court  nr  Howard 
Forrest  James,   drayman,  SW  cor   California  and 

Davis,  dwl  NE  cor  Fell  and  Laguna 
Forrest  James,  laboi'er  with  Hancock  &  Kelso,  dwl 

115  Welsh 
Forrest  James  M.,  (Pacific  Straw  Works)  dwl  W  s 

Capp  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Forrest  John,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  2.')5  Beale 
Forrest  William  D.,  bookkeeper  with  Steiu,  Simon 

&  Co..  dwl  112  Mason 
Forrester  James  F..  plumber  with  McNally  &  Haw- 
kins, dwl  .5311  Sixth 
Forsaith   Edward  W.,  (Forsaith,    Tyler  &   Shaw) 

bds  Grand  Hotel 
FORSAITH,  TYLER  &    SHAW,   (Edward    W. 

Forsaith,  George  W.  Tyler  and  John  Shaw) 

produce  commission  merchants,  325  Front 
Forsaith.^See  Forsyth  and  Forsythe 
Forsberg  Charles  D.,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  219  Tehama 
Forschler  Adam,  wood  and  coal,  dwl  619  Ma.s(m 
Forsman   Hugh,  upholsterer  with  John  A.  Shaber, 

dwl  1028  Market 
Forsman  Hugh,  upholsterer  with  J.  A.  Shaber,  dwl 

707  Market 
Forst  Philip,  cabinetmaker  with  Schreiber,  Robr  & 

Co.,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Forster  A.  C,  laborer  Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg  Fac- 
tory, dwl  Ws  Kentucky  nr  Butte 
Forster  Jacob,  compositor,  dwl  15  Second 
Forster  Laura  C,   (widow)   dwl  W  s  Shotwell  bet 

Twentieth  and  Twenty-first 
Forster  Louise  Madame,  French  School,  723  Bush 
Forster  Thomas  W.,  confectioner,  dwl   NW    cor 

Fifteenth  and  Minna 
Forster  William,  gasfitter,  dwl  431  Pine 
Forster. — See  Foster 
Forsyth  Alexander,  lumber  surveyor,  105  Steuart, 

dwl  17  Tehama 
Forsyth  Frederick  A.,  shipping  clerk,  dwllSl  Perry 
Forsyth  George,  merchant,  dwl  10  O'Farrell 
Forsyth  George  C,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham 

&,  Hecht,  dwl  258  Minna 
Forsyth  George  W.,  porter  with  J.  A.  Drinkhouse, 

dvpl  361  Tehama 
Forsyth  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  335  Shij)ley 
Forsyth  Robert,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  China 
Forsyth  Samuel,  machinist  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl 

2233  Howard 
Forsyth  Thomas,  driver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  210 

Pacific 
Forsyth   William  C,  tinsmith    with  Walmsley   & 

Smith,  dwl  111  Welsh 
Forsyth  William  R.,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham 

'&L  Hecht,  dwl  258  Minna 
Forsythe  John  A.,  carpenter,   dwl  S  s  Fourteenth 

nr  Mission 
Forsythe  William  J.,  clerk,  dwl  S  s  Shipley  bet 

Eighth  and  Ninth 
Forsythe. — See  Forsaith 

Fortier  Peter  A.,  optician,  dwl  734  Twenty-second 
Fortmann  Diedricli,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Fortmann  Fred.,  clerk  with   Christopher  Mangels, 

dwl  641  California 
FORTMANN    FREDERICK,    proprietor    Pacific 

Brewery,  271  Tehama 
Fortmann  Henry,  clerk,  336  Bush,  dwl  268  Tehama 
Fortmann    Henry,    (Fortmann   &    Co.)    dwl    132 

Steuart 
Fortmann  &  Co.,  (Henry  Fortmann  &  Fritz  Bert- 
ram) liquor  saloon.  NW  cor  Steuart  and  How 
Fortro  Joseph  I.,  teamster  with  Isidor  Guite,  dwl 

30  Clara 
Fortune  Henry  W.,  capitalist,  dwl  1025  Post 
Fortune  James  A.,  salesman  with  Hobart,  Wood  <fe 

Co.,  dwl  1023  Post 
Fortune  Mary  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  8  Powell 
Fortune  Thomas,  cook  Columbia  House,  114  Jack- 
son 


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Fo8   Paul,  cutler  with  Jean   Ortet,  dwl  223  Lei- 

desdorfF 
Fosbery  George  M.,  woodworker  with  Schreiber, 

Rohr  &  Co.,  dwl  West  Eud 
FoBbnry  William,  blacksmith,  dwl  W  s  Chenerv  nr 

Thirtieth  ■' 

Fosket  William,  carj^enter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  55  Silver 
Foes  Benjamin  R.,  dwl  737  Howard 
Fo88  Christian  O.,  cabinetmaker  with  CaeeboH  & 

Kerr,  dwl  272  Clementina,  rear 
Fobs  Frederick,  laborer  with   F.  Reichling  &  Co., 

dwl  E  s  Spear  bet  Howard  and  Folsoni 
Foss  Frederick,  waiter  Wisconsin  Hotel,  311  Pacific 
Foss  H.  C,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Fo88  Oscar,  photographic  gallery;  606  Kearny  faiid 

RiitkrauJ  &  F.J  dwl  606  Kearny 
Fo88  William  F.,  dwl  737  Howard 
Foesen  O.  R.,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Fosset  Alfred,  lapidary  with  Frontier  &  Co.,  dwl 

310  Hyde 
Fossum  Einily,  (widow)  dwl  12  Howard 
Fossum    Seibert,    carpenter,  dwl  NE  Sierra    and 

Michigan 
Fost  Aaron,  tailor,  1332  Dnpont 
Foster  A.,  clerk,  dwl  229  Kearny 
Foster  Albert,  captain  C.  S.   Nav.  Co.'s  stm  Chrys- 

opolis,  dwl  308  Lombard 
Foster  Anthony,  confectionery,  421  Fourth 
Foster  Arthur  J.,  bookkeeper  with  Foster  &  Dole. 

dwl  1006  Jones 
Foster  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacitic 
Foster  Charles  H.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  140  Fourth 
Foster  Daniel,  clerk,  dwl  325J  Bush 
Foster  Daniel  T.  Capt.,   dwl  E  s  Treat  Avenue  nr 

Twentieth 
Foster  Edward,  sapt.  engineer  Central  Pacific  R.  R. 

Ferryboats,  dwl  9  Calhoun 
Foster  Edwin  J.,  Homestead  House,  S  8  Point TLo- 

bos  Avenue  2  miles  from  toll  gate 
Foster  Emily  j\[r8.,  principal  Gearv  St.  Cosmopoli- 
tan School,  dwl  SW  cor  Folsom  and  Sixth 
Foster  Frederick,  cook  Riiss  House 
Foster  Fred.  W.,  confectioner  with  Dexter  &  Co., 

dwl  462  Tehama 
Foster  George,  actor,  dwl  428  Broadwav 
Foster  George  E.,  machinist  with  B.  &"J.   S.  Doe 

dwl  318'Ritch 
Foster  George  I.,   compositor  Examiner,  dwl  N  s 

Ash  Av  nr  Van  Ness  Av 
Foster  George  M.,  dwl  812  Powell 
Foster  George  W.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.. 

dwl  41  Natoma 
Foster  Henry  A.,  shipjoiner.  4  California,  dwl  Ss 

Tyler  bet  Webster  and  Buchanan 
Foster  Hugh,  bookkeeper,  34  Sansom,  dwl  137  Mont 
Foster  Jacob,  carpenter,  dwl  421  Bush 
Foster  James,  salesman,  327  Bush,  dwl  1  Latham 

Place  nr  Mason 
Foster  James  W.,  captain  ship  Anglo  Saxon,  pier  12 

Steuart 
Foster  J.  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  Franklin  House 
Foster  Joel,  with  If.  P.  Cole  &  Co.,  dwl  1508  Sac 
Foster  John  R.,  clerk  with  J.  A.  Shaber,  dwl  245 

Stevenson 
Foster  Joseph,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
FOSTER  JUNIUS  G.,  proprietor  Cliff  House,  term- 
inus Point  Lobus  Av,  6^  miles  from  City  Hall 
Foster  Mercy  T.,  (widow)  dwl  912  Pine 
Foster  Peter,  vamisher  with  Goodwin  &  Co.,  dwl 

803  Bush 

Foster  Robert,   boilermaker  Vulcan   Iron  Works 

dwl  cor  Capp  and  Twenty-fifth  ' 

Foster  Samuel,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,128  Kearny 

Foster  Samuel,  {Foxter  &  Dole,  and  Eureka  ISa'U 

Co.  J  res  Oakland 
Foster  T.,  fisherman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Foster  Thomas,  salesman  with  J.  J.  O'Brien  &  Co., 
dwl  265  Stevenson 


Foster  Thomas  J.,   agent  Shoal  water  Bay  Oyster 

Co.,  89  California  Market,  res  Oakland 
Foster  Thomas  W.,  confectioner  with  Dexter  &  Co. 

dwl  462  Tehama 
Foster  Thomas  W.  Jr.,  confectioner  with  Dexter  & 

Co.,  dwl  462  Tehama 
FOSTER  W    H.  Jr.,  commission  and  general  mer- 
chant, and  agent  China  and  Japan  Marine  Ins. 
Co.,  office  210  Battery,  dwl  1609  Sutter 
Foster  William,  driver  with  A.  R.  C.  Ice  Co.,  dwl 

cor  Jackson  and  Davis 
Foster   William,   hnrnessmaker  with  Main  «fe  Win- 
chester, dwl  3  Park  Place 
Foster  William,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Foster  William,  local   policeman,   dwl  N  8  Seven- 
teenth bet  Dolores  and  Church 
Foster  William  W.,  dwl  710i  Mission 
Foster  Winthrop  F.,  carpenter,  dwl   SW  cor  Sixth 

and  Folsom 
Foster  &  Dole,   f  Samuel    Foster   and   Daniel  N. 
Dole)  wholesale  grocers  and  importers  Japan 
teas,  36  California 
Foster.— See  Forster 

Foth  Henrietta,(widow)  liquor  saloon.  1019  Kearny 
Foubert  Eugene,  jeweler  with   William  Baehr  & 

Co.,  dwl  347  Tehama 

Fougere  E.  Madam,  laundry,  dwl  1228  Dupont,  rear 

Fougere  Emile,  tinsmith  with  Isaac  I.  Stoutenburifh. 

dwl  1228  Dupont  ^   ' 

Foulds  Andrew,   steward,    253    Steuart,    dwl  228 

Folsom 
FOULKE  D.  M.,    supervisor    Internal    Revenue, 

office  419  California,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Foulkes    Stephen    G.,    bookkeeper    with    Agard 

Foulkes  &  Co.,  dwl  1312  Kearny 
Foulkes  Thomas,   (Agard,    Foulkes    &    Co. J  res 

London 
Fountain  A.,  bootblack,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Fountain   George   W.,  salesman  with  Pond,  Rey- 
nolds Si.  Co.,  res  Oakland 
Fountain  Lazarus,  (colored)  whitewasher,  dwl  919 

Broadway 
Fountain  R.  W.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Fountain  Washington  A.,  conductor,  dwl  Austin  bet 

Polk  and  Larkin 
Four  Alphonso,  salesman,  dwl  10  Bagley  Place 
Fouratt  Enos,  pilot  C.  S.  Nav.   Co.'s  steamer  To- 

semite,  dwl  S  s  Gilbert  nr  Larkin 
Fourcade  Pierre,  driver  with  John  Renault,  dwl  712 

Pacific 
FOURGEAUD  V.  J.,  physician,  office  515  Kearny 
dwl  121  O'Farrell  ^ 

Fourness  Dyson,  machinist  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

719  Tehama 
Fourness  William,  machinist  with  George  T.  Pracv 
dwl  119^  Gilbert  ^' 

Fournier  Louis,  watchmaker,  255  Third 
Foururer  Pierre,  carpenter  California  Mills 
Fourot  Victor,  laborer  with  Whittier,  Fuller  <fe  Co. 
dwl  615  Union  ' 

Fourth  District  Court,  room  City  Hall,  second  floor 
Fouse  Rol)ert  Emmet,  clerk  with  James   &  Hilton 

dwl  938  Market 
Fouse  William  P.,  gasbinder  with  James  McEwin 

dwl  327  O'Farrell 
Foushee  Thomas  S.,  painter,  dwl  111  Geary 
Fouts  Clarence  L..  draftsman  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 


dwl  1023  Powell 
Fonts  Daniel  L.,  dwl  1023  Powell 
Foutz  William,  {Martin  Mangels  &    Co.)  dwl  SE 

cor  Lombard  and  Taylor 
Fowkes  Henry,  woodturner   with  E.  K.  Howes  & 

Co.,  dwl  560  Stevenson 
Fowler  A.  G.,  street  contractor,  dwl  718  Union 
Fowler  Alexander,  hostler  Citv  Railroad,  dwl  W  s 

Mission  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Fowler  Charles,  f Fowler  &   Co.)  dwl  17  Pacific 
Fowler  George  H.,   pyrotechnist  with  Church   & 

Clark,  dwl  632  Stevenson 


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Fowler  James,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Fowler  John  B.,  marketwagon,  dwl  1040  Folsom 
Fowler  John  W.,  longshoreman,  dwl   620  Brannan 
Fowler  Joseph  A. ,  groceries  and  liquors,   NW  cor 

Eighth  and  Minna,  dwl  664  Minna 
Fowler  Lanra  T.  Miss,  head  assistant  teacher  Shot- 
well  St.  Grammar  School,  dwl  740  Sixteenth 
Fowler  Mary  A.,  (widow)  boai'ding,  26  Sixth 
Fowler  Tha'ddens,  clerk  with  Kohler,  Chase  &  Co., 

dwl  703  Taylor 
Fowler  William  C,  fruit  and  fishing  tackle,  SE  cor 

Berrv  .and  Fourth 
Fowler  William  W.,dwl  E  s  Howard  bet  Fifteenth 

and  Sixteenth 
Fowler  &  Co.,  (Charles  Fowler  and  Hugo  FiigelJ 

coffee  saloon,  17  Pacific 
Fowles  Henry,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 

234  Sutter 
Fowzer  Jacob,  grainer  with  William  H.  Raye,  dwl 

522  O'Farreil,  rear 
Fox  Abraham,  mariner,  dwl  217  Third 
Fox  Alexander,  artist,  533  Kearnv,  dwl  11  Fifth 
Fox  Charles,  clerk  with  J.  Adolph  Lukin,  332  Mont 
Fox  Charles  J., compositor  with  Bacon  &  Companj', 

dwl  E  8  Hyde  bet  Greenwich  and  Lombard 
Fox  Charles  N.,   (Campbell,  F.  4'    Campbell  J  at- 
torney at  law,  office  528  California,  (and  Clark 

<£■  F.)  res  Redwood  City 
Fox  Charles  W.,  broker,  dwl  26^  Kearny 
Fox  David  C,  salesman  with  C.  C.  Hastings  &.  Co., 

dwl  235  Ritch 
Fox  Elizabeth  Wise,  seamstress  with  Geo.  O.  Whit- 
ney &  Co.,  319  Pine 
Fox  Frederick  Rev.,  pastor  First  Reformed  Chui'ch, 

Excelsior  Hall,  dwl  431 J  Tehama 
Fox  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  junction  Cal  and  Market 
Fox  Henry,  waiter,  dwl  227  Minna 
Fox  Henry  A.,  barkeeper,  dwl  1014  Montgomery 
Fox  Henry  A.,  merchant,  dwl  318  Taylor 
Fox  Herman,  tailor,  dwl  114  Kearny 
Fox  Hermann  B.,  hairdresser.  111   Pacific,  dwl  222 

Washington 
Fox  Heyman,  upholsterer,  dwl  9i  Moss 
Fox  Horatio,  carpenter,  dwl  63  Natoma 
Fox  John,  blacksmith  Front  St.  M.  &  0.  R.  E.,  dwl 

1604  Bush 
Fox  John,  coachman,  dwl  717  Ritch 
Fox  John,  cooper  with  Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg  Co., 

dwl  Gilmore  nr  Kentucky 
Fox  John,  minstrel,  dwl  1123  Stockton 
Fox  John,  porter  Grand  Hotel 
Fox  John,  varnisher  with  F.  T.  McAuliff,  dwl  20 

McAllister 
Fox  Michael,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 

Gussie  Telfair 
Fox   Michael,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Fox  Morris,  fruits,  631  Union 
Fox  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  210  Pacific 
Fox  Patrick,  laborer  with  Goodwin  &  Co.,  dwl  654 

Minna 
Fox  Patrick  S.,  groceries  and  liquors,  38  Natoma 
Fox  P.  B.,  conductor  Central  R.  R.,    dwl  5  Zoe 

Place 
Fox  Philip,  porter  with  George  B.  May  &  Co.,  dwl 

654  Minna 
Fox  Philo  B.,  cutter  with  E.  Detrick  &  Co 
Fox  Sallie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Union  Grammar 

School,  dwl  809  Mission 
Fox  Samuel,  tailor,  SW  cor  Mission  and  Twenty- 
third 
Fox  Thomas,  coppersmith,  dwl  3  Priest 
Fox  Thomas,  special  policeman,  dwl  Russ  nr  How 
Fox  Timothy,  carpenter,  dwl  127  Shipley 
Fox  William  C,  tanner  with   Funcke  &  Wasser- 

mann,  dwl  San  Jose  Road  bet  Five  and  Six  Mile 

House 
Fox  William  H.,  agent  International  Hotel 
Poy  James  J.,  coremaker,  dwl  175  Perry 


Foy  John  J., drayman  National  Mills, dwl  611  Larkin 
Foy  Joseph   &  Co.,  (Chinese)  slipper  manufactur- 

"  ers,  31 3  Battery 
Foy  Michael,  laborer  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  Sulli- 
van's Alley 
Foy  Patrick,  longshoreman,  dwl  NE  cor  Spear  and 

Folsom 
Foy  William.bricklayer  Bricklayer8'As8'n.234  Sutter 
Foye  Charles,  master  mariner,  dwl  14  Ellis 
Foye  Francis,  teamster,  dwl  W  s  Washington  Av  nr 

Mission 
Foye  Julia  Mrs.,  dwl  912  Larkin 
Foye  Thomas,  stationer,  1 1 19  Folsom 
Foye  William  H.,  mechanic,  dwl  416  Post 
Fraals  Ilet,  cook  St.  Louis  Hotel,  1 1  Pacific 
FRAGLEY  MARTIN,   groceries  and  liquors,  SE 

cor  Fourth  and  Louisa 
Fralu  Louis,  coffee  saloon,  W  s  Steuart  nr  Folsom 
Frame  Joseph,  machinist  Southern  Pacific  R.  R., 

dwl  5  Cleaveland 
Frame  Robert,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Ass'n,  234 

Sutter 
Franc  Victor,  bootblack,  748  Washington 
Franca  Michael,  painter  with  Jules  St.  Denis,  dwl 

5  s  Pacific  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 
France  William  T.,  driver,  dwl  308 Third 
Francey  William,  molder  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

cor  California  and  Fillmore 
Franci  Pierre,  laborer  with  G.  Secchi,  dwl  1233  Stock 
Francig  John,  cook  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Idaho 
Francioni  Marco,  laborer  with  Brignardello,  Macbi- 

avello  &  Co.,  704  Sansom 
Francis  A.,  dwl  405  Kearny 
Francis  Andrew,  laborer,  dwl  2  California,  rear 
Francis  Andrew  J.,  livery  stable,  126  Fourth,  dwl  412 

Minna 
Francis  D.  B.,  (Francis  4r  Valentine)  dwl  Russ 

•House 
Francis   Frank,  hairdresser  with  John  Cook,  dwl 

Hardie  Place 
Francis  G.,  assorter  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory,  dwl 

Fern  Avenue  nr  Polk 
Francis  George,  ( Redington  &  F.)  dwl  332  Bush 
Francis  George  G.,  salesman  with  Rockwell,  Coye 

6  Co.,  dwl  305  Leavenworth 

Francis  Harrv,  bookkeeper  with  Gabriel  Abraham, 

dwl  130  Third 
Francis  Henry  L.,  bookkeeper  witbDalton,  Ander- 
son <&  Gray,  dwl  728  Howard 
Francis  Henry  JI.,  salesman,  35  Second,  dwl  130 

Third 
Francis  James,  (colored)  seaman,  dwl  15  Pinckney 
Francis  James  E.,    (colored)  bootblacking,  5  Mer- 
chants' Exchange,  dwl  SE  corVallejo  and  Hyde 
Francis  John,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Francis  John,  fisherman,  dwl  SW  cor  Pac  and  Davis 
Francis  John,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  1  Adi'le  Alley 
Francis  John,  (colored)  steward,  dwl  10  Virginia 
Francis  John  H.,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Boyd  nr  Chesley 
Francis  .loseph,  cook,  dwl  NW  cor  Drnmm  and 

Oregon 
Francis  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Pac  and  Davis 
Francis  Joseph,  shoemaker,  4  Market,  dwl  Ohio  bet 

Pacific  and  Broadway 
Francis  Manuel,  longshoreman,  dwl  Sannr  Union 
Francis  Manuel  J.,  cook,  725  Pacific 
Francis  Robert  B.,  speculator,  dwl  650  Minna 
Francis  William,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Fi'aucis  William,  pilot  steamer  Moultou,  Front  St. 

Wharf 
FRANCIS  &  VALENTINE,  (D.  B.  Francis  &  8. 
D.      Valc?itincJ     Commercial    Steam    Printing 
House,  517  Clay  and  510  and  514  Commercial 
Francisco  Anton,  barber,  909  Battery,  dwl  NE  cor 

Montgomery  and  Broadway 
Franciscovich  Andrew,  dwl  41  Pacific 
Franciscovich  Matthew,  coffee  saloon  41    Pacific, 
dwl  Main  nr  Harrison 


Insure  y»ur  Building,  "V  easel,  or  Cargo,  in  the  FEOFLSS. 


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Franck    Charles,    liquor    and    billiard    saloon,   N 
E   cor  Montgomery    and    Sacramento,   dwl  5 
Quincy  Place 
Franck  George,  fresco  painter,  263  Jessie 
Franck  Helena  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  263  Jessie 
Fianck  Isidore,  nuisician,  dwl  914  Jackson 
Franck  Leon,  cigars,  dwl  f  14  Jackson 
Franco  Abraham,  tailor,  dwl  202  Pacific 
Francoeuer  Germain,  compositor  Commercial  Her- 
ald, dwl  617  Stevenson 
FRANCONI  LOUIS,    secretary    California    Beet 
Sugar  Co.,  and  agents  San  Jacinto  Tin  Co-,  of- 
fice 338  Montgomery,  dwl  19(12  Stockton 
Francy   William,  molder,  dwl   N  s  California   bet 

Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Franetta  John,  coffee  and  oysters,  808  Kearny 
Frauey  Thomas,  cairiagemaker   Kimball  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Shipley  and  Willow 
Franfield  Julia,  dwl  W  s  Buchanan  nr  Bush 
Frangoni  Marco,  blacksmith,  dwl  723  Sansom 
Frank    Abraham,    salesman,   3   Battery,   dwl    642 

Folsom 
Frank  A.  H.,  fCohn  &  F.)  dwl  506  Leavenworth 
Frank  Asber,  fSratiss  <&  F.)  resides  Europe 
Fi-ank  August,  butcher  with  Frederick  Katz,  dwl 

255  Ferry 
Frank  August  B.,  upholsterer  with  Henry  Frank, 

dwl  64  Everett 
Frank  August  W.,    house,    sign    and    ornamental 

painter,  820  Washington 
Frank  Bernard,  upholsterer  with  H.  Frank,  dwl  64 

Everett 
Frank  B.  W.,  (widow)  dwl  419  Sutter 
Frank  Cfesar,  actor,  dwl  240  Jessie 
Frank  Charles,  (Brocas,  Perkins  Sf  F.)   dwl  516 

Lombard 
Frank   Christian,  dwl   S  s  Beraal  Hights  nr   San 

Bruno  Road 
Frank  E.,  waiter,  dwl  Branch  House 
Frank  Eli,  conductor  Potrero  &  Bay  View  R.  R. 
B'rank  Emanuel  M.,  salesman,   8  Montgomery,  dwl 

410  Kearny 
Frank   Emanuel  M.,  (J.  Angeli  &  Co.)  dwl  SW 

cor  Bush  and  Montgomery 
Frank    Ephraim,    clothing,  211    Pacific,    dwl    929 

Jackson 
Frank  Ferdinand,  painter  with  A.  W.  Frank,  dwl 

820  Washington 
Frank  Fiederick,  dwl  421  Bnsh 
Frank  Frederick  A.,  butcher,  dwl  255  Perry 
Frank  George, cook,  dwl  7  Washington 
Frank  Henry,  bedding  and  furniture,  217  Commer- 
cial, dwl  64  Everett 
Frank  Henry,  housemover,  dwl  619  Mission 
Frank  Hugo,  barkeeper,  San  Francisco  Verein  Club 
Frank  Isaac,  (Menges  Sf  F.)  dwl  439  Eddy 
Frank  Isidore,  (Frank  Jj-  Brother  J  dwl  914  Jackson 
Frank  Jacob  J.,  (Frank  dt  Co.  J  dwl  210^  Thirteenth 
Frank  John,  packer  Commercial  Flour  Mill,  dwl  19 

Langton 
Frank  John,  {Frmik  &  Brother)  dwl  Sixteenth  nr 

I,  South  San  Francisco 
Frank  Joseph,  brewer,  bds  1022  Dupont 
Frank  Joseph,  office  406  Battery,  dwl  615  Taylor 
Frank  Joseph,  shoemaker,  dwl  16  Ohio 
Frank  Joseph  H.,  (Frank  &  Co.)  dwl  506  Leav 
Frank  Leon,  (Frank  &  Brother)  dwl  914  Jackson 
Frank  Louis,   (Sachs,    Strassburger  &    Co.)  res 

New  York 
Frank  Louis  P.,  insurance  broker,  office  303  Battery, 

dwi  625  O'Farrell 
Frank  Maurice,  salesman,  24  Bat,  dwl  129  O'Farrell 
Frank  Moses  J.,  salesman.  111  Battery,  dwl  439  Eddy 
Frank   Nicholas,   (John  Coiistantiiie  &   Oo.j  dwl 

1403  Stockton 
Frank  O.  H.,  merchant,  office  421  Battery,  and  dep- 
uty superintendent  streets,  dwl  819"Broadway 
Frank   Reinhardt,    (Frank  &    Brother)  dwl  Six- 
teenth Avenue  nr  I,  South  San  Francisco 


Frank  Robert,  painter,  dwl  SW  cor  Twenty -third 

and  Folsom 
Frank   Valentine,  miller  with  Deming,  Palmer  & 

Co.,  dwl  103  Sacramento 
Frank  William,   merchant,   office  219  Sansom,  dwl 

1120  Stockton 
Frank  &  Brother,  (Isidore  and  Leon  Frank Jc\ga.vs, 

704  Montgomery 
Frank  &  Brother,  (John  and  Reinhardt   Frank) 

milkranch,  Sixteenth  Avenue  nr  I,  South  S.  F. 
Frank  &  Co.,  (Joseph  H.  &  .Jacob  J.  Frank)  imports 

ers  and  jobbers  stationery,  NE  cor  Sacramento 

and  Sansom 
Franke   August,   clerk  with  Charles  Duisenberg  & 

Co.,  314  Sacramento 
Franke  Rudolph,  boot  and  shoemaker,  430  Geary 
Franke. — See  Frank 
Frankel  David,   barber  with  Joseph  Aaron,  dwl 

Perry  nr  Vassau  Place 
Frankel  L.  B.,  merchant,  dwl  334  Eddy 
Fraukenau  Albert,   clerk,  220  Sansom,  dwl  5  Sev 
Frankenau  S.  A.,  (Seller,  Frankenau  &  Co.,  Port- 
land, O.J  office  217  Front,  dwl  502  Bush 
Frankenbach  Valentine,  brewer  with  Lyon  &  Co., 

dwl  655  Mission 
Frankenberg  Joseph,    saddles    and  harness,   1J08 

Dupont,  dwl  433  Green 
Frankennel  Julius,  salesman,  328  Kearny,  dwl  Nu- 
cleus Hotel 
Frankenheimer  Isaac,  clerk  with  Joseph  Franken- 

heimer,  dwl  30  Ellis 
Frankenheimer  Joseph,   butcher,  30  Metropolitan 

Market,  dwl  30  Ellis 
Frankenthal  Jacob,  salesman,  21  Battery,  dwl  117 

Stockton 
Frankenthal  Max,    (Adelsdorfer  Bros.)  dwl  S  s 

Fulton  bet  Franklin  and  Gough 
Frankfort  George,  driver,  dwl   Sixth  bet  Brannan 

and  Bryant 
Frankl  Joseph,  bookkeeper,  415  Sacramento,  dwl 

733  Folsom 
Franklin  Albert,  (colored)  porter  North  Pac.  Trans. 

Co's  S.  S.  Oriflamme 
Franklin  Abraham,  pawnbroker,  813  Kearny,  dwl 

109  Morton 
Franklin  Benjamin   B.,  (A.  J.   Davidson  &  Co.) 

dwl  611  Stockton 
FRANKLIN     BOOK    AND   JOB    PRINTING 

OFFICE,  Frank  Eastman  proprietor,  509  Clay 
Franklin  Charles,   longshoreman,  dwl  N  s  Union 

bet  SauBom  and  Battery 
Franklin  David,  (colored)  steward,  dwl  28  Freelon 
Franklin   Edward,  real  estate,  office  24  Mont  Block 
Franklin  H.   T.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl 

1024   Stockton 
Franklin  Herman,  clerk  with  Bremer  Bros.,  dwl 

cor  Stockton  and  Geary 
FRANKLIN  HOTEL,    Hugh   Cnrran  proprietor 

SE  cor  Sansom  and  Pacific  , 

Franklin  Jesse,  merchant,  dwl  114^  Dora 
Franklin  John,  clothing,  511  Davis 
Franklin  John,  salesman,    813    Kearny,    dwl  109 

Morton 
Franklin  Joseph,  hoarding  house  solicitor,  dwl  SW 

cor  Davis  and  Broadway 
Franklin  Joseph,  (M.  Franklin  &  Bro.,  Portland 

Oregon)  office  7   Battery 
Franklin  Julius,  pawnbroker,  dwl  109  Morton 
Franklin  Noah  F.,  barber,  dwl  1135  Folsom 
Franklin  Roderick  P.,  helper  U.  S.   Mint,  dwl  522 

Howard 
Franklin  Samuel,  pressman   with  Edward  Bosqui 

&  Co.,  dwl  109  Morton 
FRANKLIN  STEPHEN,  secretary  Bank  Califor- 
nia, office  NW  cor  Cal  and  San",  dwl  107  Turk 
FRANKS  BUILDING,  Miss  M.   J.   Troentle  pro- 
prietor, W  s  Breuham  Place 
Franks  Emanuel,  drvgoods,  dwl  410  Kearny 
Franks  Frederick,  (Cline  ,^  F.)  dwl  618  California 


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Franks  James,  driver  National  Brewery,   dwl   13 

William 
Franks  Samuel,  liquor  dealer,  dwl  410  Kearny 
Franquelaiu   A.  &    Co.,   (Frank   JohitJ    manufac- 
turers syrups  and  cordials,  wines,  li.'14  Stockton 
Franquelaiii  Adolph,  (A.  Franquelain   Sf  Co.)  dwl 

23  John 
Franeen  J.  J.,  shipbuilder,  dwl  2214  Mason 
Frantzky  George,  clerk,  dwl  616  Sacramento 
Franz  Beinhard,  janitor  Concordia  Club  Rooms,  212 

Sutter 
Fi-anz  Charles  C,  bookkeeper,  dwl  421  Bush 
Frauz  Charles  C.,   driver  Hone  Co.   No.  2,  S.  F.  F. 

D.,  dwl  Hose  House  W  s  Main  nr  Folsom 
Frauzen  Henry,  upholsterer  with   H.  Hortsmann  & 

Co.,  dwl  460  Sixth 
Frapolli  Batti-^ta,  merchant,  dwl  911  Filbert 
Fraser  Alexander,  carpenter,  dwl  219  First 
Fraser  Archibald,  carpenter,  dwl  728  Market 
Fraser  A.  E.,  real  estate,  office  507  Montgomery 
FRASER  DANIEL,  real  estate,  304  Montgomery, 

dwl  1207  Bush 
Fraser  David  A.,  fMowry  &  F.)  dwl  609  Minna 
FRASER  EDWIN  J.,  opei-ative  surgeon  and  hom- 
oeopathic physician,  office  and  dwl  108  Stockton 
Fraser   Hugh,   proprietor  Mechanics'    Home,   103 

First 
Fraser   Hugh,  laborer    Pacific  Rolling  Mill,    dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Fraser  Hugh  R.,  engineer,  dwl  4  Zoe 
Fraser  James,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Fraser  James  G.,  plasterer,  Plasterers'   Ass'n  727 

Market 
Fraser  John,  carpenter,  dwl  1109  Filbert 
Fraser  J.  K.,  shipjoiner,  Shipjoiuers  Ass'n  713  Miss 
Fraser  John  P.,   carpenter   w  ith   X.    P   Langland, 

dwl  251  Third 
FRASER  JOSEPH,  agent  Rubber   Clothing  Co., 

607  Market,  Grand  Hotel,  dwl  736  Market 
Fraser  Lewis  C,  clerk  with  Moses   G.   Cobb,  dwl 

735  Market 
Eraser  Louis,  clerk  with  Bayley  &  Winter,  dwl  N  8 

Bush  bet  Broderick  and  Devisadero 
Eraser   Mary   Ann,    hairdresser   with    Mrs.  C.   M. 
Chapman,  dwl  E  s  Allen  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Fraser  R.  H.,  ass't  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  America 
Fraser  Roderick,  ship   carpenter   with    L.  S.  Allen 

&  Co.,  dwl  38  Freelon 
Fraser  Thomas,  salesman,  204  San8om,dwl  211  Eitch 
Fraser  William,  ship  cai-penter  with  T.   Bigley  & 

Co.,  dwl  NW  cor  L:igunaand  Lily 
Fraser    \\  illiam    H.,     patternmaker     Mina,    Iron 

Works,  dwl  211  Ritch 
Fraser   William   J.,   bookkeeper    with  C.  Adolphe 

Low,  dwl  42  Sixth 
Fraser. — See  Frazer  and  Frazier 
Frash  Christian  G.,  bookkeeper  with  G.  Grcezinger, 

202  Pine 
Fratiuger  Antoine  M.,  (Sullivan  &    Go.)  dwl   105 

JIason 
Fratti  Angelo,  gardener,  dwl  SE  cor  Bdwy  and  San 
Frauen  Peter,  cabinetmaker  with  Johnson  &  Best, 

dwl  34  Welsh 
Frawenholz  Hugo,  boiler   S.  F.  «t  P    Sugar  Co., 

dwl  Gordon  nr  Ninth 
Frauenholz  Philip,  (Jacob  Gundlach  &    Co.)   dwl 

622  Vallejo 
Frauley  John,  laborer,  dwl  S  8  Henry  nr  Noe 
Frawley  Agnes  Miss,  milliner  with  Mrs.  A.  Cough- 

lau 
Frawley  Michael,  gasfitter  with  Thomas  O'Malley 

&  Co. 
Frawley    Patrick,    laborer  with    Deeth,    Starr  & 

Campbell,  dwl  268  Jessie 
Frawley  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  Miller  Place 
Frawley   Simon,  gasfitter  with   M.  C.  Kean,  dwl 

N  8  Mission  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Frawley  William,  carpenter,  dwl  504  Minna 
Frawley  William,  teamster,  dwl  1122  Mission 


Frazee  Vitruvius,  architect,  office  302  Montgomery, 

dwl  13iOak 
Frazer  Alexander,   stonecutter,  dwl  cor  California 

and  Fillmore 
Frazer  Daniel,  piledriver  with  E.  C.  Boobar  &  Co., 

dwl  48  Clay 
Frazer  Henry  A.,  carriageraaker,  dwl  S  s  Wash  nr 

Leavenworth 
Frazer  James,  carpenter,  bds  435  Pine 
Frazer  John,  honsemover,  dwl  623  Davis 
Frazer  William  A.,  f Frazer  £f  Co.)  dwl  12 Kearny 
Frazer  &  Co.,  (William  A.  Frazer  Jj*  Fhipps  & 

Flenniken)  dry  goods,  1^  Kearny 
Frazier  A.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Frazier — See  Fraser. 

Freaderek  William  A.,  Jackson  Brewery,  brewery 
and  dwelling  N  s  Miss  bet  Tenth  and  Eleventh 
Freaney  Thomas,  carriagemaker  with  Kimball  Ma- 
nufacturing Co.,  dwl  130  Shipley 
Frear  Chauncey,  carpenter  with  Hoi)b3,  Gilmore  &. 

Co.,  dwl  Sac  bet  Stockton  and  Powell 
Frederick  Albert,    barkeeper,    SE  cor  Polk   and 

Austin 
Frederick  Adolpb,  gilder,  dwl  422  Filbert 
Frederick  Charles  A.,  painter,  dwl  422  Filbert 
Frederick   Edward,  pantryman,  612   Market,  dwl 

820  Washington 
Frederick   Emiiie   Mrs.,    teacher    music,   dwl  710 

Washington 
Frederick  M.  M.  Mre.,  dwl  757  Howard 
Fredericks  Barton  C.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  521 

Pacific 
Fredericks    Henry,   woodturner    with    Gracier    & 

Heald,  dwl  32  Everett 
Fredericks  John,   groceries  and  liquors,    SE   cor 
Main    and   Howard,  dwl   Fillmore  bet  Hayes 
and  Grove 
Fredericks  Joseph,  (Bardie  Sf  F.j  dwl  1128  Sutter 
Fredeiicks  Philip,  teacher  music,  dwl  32  Everett 
Fredericks   William,   groceries    and    liquors,    SW 

cor  Laguna  and  Fulton 
Fredericks  William,  teamster,  235  First 
Frederickson  Antoine  H.,  cook  with  Deutsch  &  Co., 

dwl  2H6i  Stevenson 
Fredreck  Charlotte,  (widow)  dwl  NE  cor  Howard 

and  Steuart 
Fredricksen  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Fredrickson  William,  seaman,  bds  20  Commercial 
Fredson  George,  calker,  Calkers'  Ass'n,  713  Mission 
Free  William,  superintendent  corporation  yard  S. 

F.  F.  D.,  dwl  828  Lombard 
Freeborn  James,  broker,  office  415  California,  dwl 

Union  Clnb 
Freeborn   William  H.,  boarding  and  lodging,  NE 
cor  Washington  and  Kearnv,  dwl  I0i;8  Jackson 
Freed  Abrara,  expresswagon,  SE  cor  California  and 

Kearny,  dwl  36  Jes.sie 
Freeland  John  H.,  carpenter  H.  C.   League,  128 

Kearnv 
FREELON  THOMAS    W..    (Byrne  Sf   Freelon) 
attorney  at  law  and  assistant  district  attorney, 
office  729  Montgomery,  dwl  8  Va-ssar  Place 
Freelev  W.,  blacksmith  helper  with  Pacific  Rolling 

Mill  Co 
Freely  Patrick,  laborer  with  Pacific  Rolling  Mill  Co. 
Freeman  A.  H.,  teamster  with  R.  &.  J.  Morton 
FREEMAN    BENJAMIN    H.,  stairbuilder,  scroll 
sawyer  and  woodturner,  415  Mission,  (and  com- 
missioner S.  F.  F.  D.)  dwl  927  Howard 
Freeman  Bridget  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  144  Clara 
Freeman    Calvin    N.,   master    mariner,    dwl  2010 

Taylor 
Freeman  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Freeman  Charles,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  418  Drumm 
Freeman  Charles  Mrs.,  dwl  18  John 
Freeman    Charles    W.,    (Jellings    &  F.)  dwl  231 

Sutter 
Freeman   Charles   W.,  printer  with  Printers'  Co- 
operative Union,  res  Oakland  Point 


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Freeman  Edward  H.,  clerk  paymaster's  department 
U.  S.  A.,  ?03  Market,  dwl  238  Stevenson 

Freeman  Emanuel  S.,  salesman,  220  Sansom,  dwl 
223  Kearny 

Freeman  Enoch,  mnsician,  dwl  915  Pacific 

Freeman  Eugene  M.,  captain  ship  Guiding  Star, 
pier  12  Steuart 

Freeman  Frederick,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 

Freeman  Henry,  painter,  dwl  577  Bryant 

Freeman  Henry  H.,  f  Freeman,  Smillt  &  Co.)  res 
Boston,  Mass. 

Freeman  Hiram  T.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &.  Haley, 
dwl  146  Perry 

Freeman  Jacob,  (Freemnn  &  WrinJ  dwl  cor  Cali- 
fornia Avenue  and  Fair  Avenue 

Freeman  J.  H.,  captain  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great  Re- 
public, ofMce  foot  Second 

Freeman  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 

Freeman  John  E.,bookkeeperwith  J.&  J.Spruance, 
dwl  405  Sutter 

Freeman  O.  K.,  accountant  with  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co., 
dwl  11  Laurel  Place 

Freeman  Rose  Miss,  dwl  75  Tehama 

Fieeniau  Samuel,  (colored)  porter,  dwl  209  Pros- 
pect Place 

Freeman  Samuel  F.,  collector,  dwl  146  Perry 

Freeman,  Smith  &  Co.,  (Henry  H.  Freeman  and 
Arthur  A.  Smith)  shipping  and  commission 
merchants,  110  California 

Freeman  Thomas,  stevedore,  dwl  21  Baldwin  Court 

Freeman  William,  (Morris,  F.  &  Johtison  {col'dj 
dwl  16  John 

Freeman  &  Wrin,  (Jacob  Freeman  and  Michael 
J.  WrinJ  plumbers  and  Kasfitters,  342-344  Third 

Freeny  Michael,  laborer  Masonic  Cemetery,  dwl 
cor  Scott  and  Geary 

Freer  Nelson,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 

Freese  Andrew  C,  (Wkitney  &  F.J  dwl  E  s 
Thirteenth  bet  Mission  and  Howard 

Freese  Frederick,  (Christophel  iSf  F.J  dwl  970 
Folsoni 

Freese  John,  conductor,  dwl  W  s  Webster  bet  Ellis 
and  O'Farreli 

Freese. — See  Frese,  Freise 

Freeseley  Frank,  livery  stables,  dwl  233  Third 

Frejilev  Martin,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  6  Miller  Place 

Frei  Andrew,  (Field  &  /^.;  dwl  NW  cor  Fourth 
and  Bramian 

Frei  John,  laborer  S.  F.  and  P.  Sugar  Refinery,  dwl 
3  Folsom  Avenue 

Frei  Theodore,  bds  1022  Dupont 

Freidenrich  David,  attorney  at  law,  office  408  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  Nucleus  House 

Freidman  Joseph  S.,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  E  s 
Van  Ness  Avenue  nr  Bush 

Freie  John  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  f^W  cor  Sutter 
and  Stockton 

Freiermuth  George  A.,  carrier  Bulletin,  dwl  N  s 
Ellis  nr  Fillmore 

Freight  Abraham,  express,  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Cal- 
ifornia, dwl  37  Jessie 

Freight  Circular,  (monthly)  John  H.  Carmany  & 
Co.  publishers,  ollice  409  Wasbingtou 

Freiling  Peter,  hairdresser,  536  First 

Freise  Frederick,  porter  with  Hug  &  Schmidt,  dwl 
Sutter  Street  House 

Freitas  Joseph  B.. /'Frejtes  &  SouzaJ  dwl  135  Te- 
hama 

Freitas  &  Souza,  (Joseph  B.  Freitas  and  Emanuel 
J.  SouzaJ  hairdressint;  saloon,  203  Third 

Freller  J.  W.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

French  Alfred,  (F.  Smith  &  Co.)  res  Milpitas, 
Santa  Clara  Co 

French  B.  F.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

French  Charles  H.,  bookkeeper  with  Thomas  J. 
Morse,  dwl  36  Geary 

French  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  421  Bryant 

French  Frank,  driver  with  Bowen  Bros.,  dwl  214 
Powell 


French  Frank  J.,  attorney  at  law,  oflSce  528  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  714  Pine 
French  George,  actor  California  Theater,  dwl  229 

Kearny 
French  George  8.,  night  clerk  What  Cheer  House, 

dwl  428  Geary 
French  H.  E.,  machinist  with  Isaac  H.  Small,  dwl 

2  Vernon  Place 
FRENCH  HOSPITAL,  Ss  Bryant  bet  Fifth   and 

Sixth 
French  James,  conductor  Market  Street  Railroad, 

dwl  cor  Sixteenth  and  Valencia 
French  John,  barkeeper,  dwl  S  s  Ellis  bet  Fillmore 

and  Webster 
French  John  B.,  driver  with  Russian  American  Ice 

Co.,  dwl  1206  Kearny 
French  John  O.,  (P.  J.  Phillips  &  Co. J  650  Market 
French  John  S.,  teamster  with  Thomas  C.  Clifford 

&  Co.,  dwl  423  Hyde 
French  Joseph  M.,  (French  &   GilmanJ  dwl  649 

Folsom 
French  Kreutzer  C,  dwl  268  Tehama 
French    Lloyds,     (Underwriters)     Joseph     Ringot 

agent,  oftice  318  California 
French  Louis,  special  policeman,  dwl  14  John 
FRENCH  M.  B.  &  C(V,  (John  R.  Siege  J  butter, 

cheese,  eggs,  etc.,  23-26  California  Market 
French  Moses  B.,  ('JV/.  5. /'rewcA  &    Co. J   dwl  543 

Jessie 
FRENCH  MUTUAL  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY, 

(Societe  Frantjaise  de  Bienfaisance  Mutuelle) 

ollice  808  Montgomery 
French  Norman   G.,   clerk  Twelfth   Light   House 

Distiict,  204  Montgomei-y 
French  Robert,  longshoreman,  dwl  101  Folsom 
FRENCH    SAVINGS    AND    LOAN    SOCIETY, 

(Societe  Fran-^aise  d'Espargnes  et  de  Pr^voy- 

ance  Mutuelle)  office  411  Bush 
French  Stephen  T.,  foreman  with  Cutting  &  Co., 

dwl  412  Austin 
French  Thomas  J.,  treasurer  California  Theater, 

dwl  547  Mission 
FRENCH  UNDEKWRITERS,  (agency)  Edward 

ChevassuR  agent,  office  524  Montgomery 
French  Wheeler  N.,  drayman,  dwl  728  Minna 
French  William,  teamster  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  1117  Folsom,  rear 
French  William,  teamster  with  R.  &  J.  Morton 
French  William  F.,  clerk  Naval  office,  C.  H.,  dwl 

SE  cor  Ellis  and  Filmore 
FRENCH  &  GILMAN,  (Joseph  M.  French  and 

Granville  B.  Gilmanj   importers  and  jobbers 

wines  and  liquors,  205  and  207  Front 
Frendes  Jonathan,  driver  Central  R.  R.,   dwl  NW 

cor  Garden  and  Bryant 
Frese  Christian,  cook  Bank   Exchange,    dwl  415 

Filbert 
Frese  Emil,  importer  and  dealer  drugs  and  medi- 
cines, 324  Clay 
Frees  John,  clerk  with  J.  W.  Von  Staden,  dwl  520 

Pine 
Fresno  Quicksilver  Mining  Co.,  (Fresno  county  J 

office  414  California 
Fretz  Franz  U.,(  Schmidt  &  F.J  dwl  1123  Stockton 
Fretz  Henry,  agent,  dwl  637  Vallejo 
Freud  Emily  Miss,  saleswoman  with  Morris  Freud, 

dwl  102  Jessie 
Freud  Hannah  Miss,  saleswoman  with  Morris  Freud, 

dwl  102  Jessie 
Freud  Morris,  pioneer  hoop  and  corset  manufacturer, 

36  Second,  dwl  102  Jessie 
Freudenberg  Frederick,   laborer,  dwl    814    Mont- 
gomery 
Freudenberg  John,  laborer  with  Cal.  Com.  &  M. 

Co.,  dwl  Scott  nr  Greenwich 
Freudenberg  Matthew,  porter  with  Schultz  &  Von 

Batgen,  dwl  803  Union 
Freund  Bernard,  driver  with  John  O'Kane,    dwl 

270  Clara 


JONES,  Jb-QLLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  MiUinery  Goods. 


KEDIWaTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Headquarters  for  Druggists  on  the  Pacific  Coast. 


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Freund  Francis  M.,  barber,  430  Third,  dwl  422 

Third 
Frey  Charles,  cutter  with  Will  &  Finck,  dwl  1012 

Union 
Frev  Edward  C,  laborer  Subsistence  Department 

'U.  S.  A.,  dwl  18  First 
Frey  Jacob,  barber,  dwl  120  Virginia 
Frey  John,  laborer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  &  Co.,  dwl 

522  Filbert 
FREY  WILLIAM  A.,  music  and  musical  instru- 
ments and  fancy  goods,  404  Keai-uy,  dwl  708 
Mason 
Frey. — See  Fry 

Fricher  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Frichette   Atlianase.   carpenter    with    Frichette   & 

Daigneau,  dwl  Chapiiltepec  nr  Coso  Av 
Frichette  Louis  D.,   (Frichette  £(■  Daigneau)  dwl 

Chapultepec  nr  Coso  Av 
Frichette  <fe  Daiijneau,   f Louis    B.    Frichette  and 
Julian    Daigneau)    carpenters    and     wheel- 
wrights, 106  Washington 
Frick  Alfred,  mining  engineer,  dwl  cor  Bryant  and 

Zoe 
Frick  Augustus,  stairbuilder,  dwl  NE  cor  Hyde  and 

Green 
Frick  Christian,  bootmaker  with  Uhl  Brothers,  dwl 

268  Jessie,  rear 
Frick  Wallace,  roofer,  dwl  551  Bryant 
Fricke  Ch.,   laborer  California  Sugar  Refinery,  cor 

Brannan  and  Eighth 
Fricker  John  H.,  tailor,  dwl  4  St.  Mary's  Place 
Frickstad  Farral  T.,    caipenter,  dwl  NE  cor  Hyde 

and  O'Farrell 
Friday  Herman,  baker  Occidental  Hotel 
Frie  tfohn,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Co.,  dwl  3 

Folsom  Av 
Fried  Adolph,    bookkeeper  with  Ludwig  Altschul 

&  Co.,  dwl  1007  Powell 
Fried  David,  hairdrecsing  saloon,  508  Sixth 
Fiied  Jacob  R.,  clerk,  dwl  5U8  Sixth 
Friedberg  Charles,  bookkeeper  with  G.  Venard,  dwl 

14  Quincy 
Friedberg  Ellis,  printer  with  Francis  Clarke,  dwl 

260  Jessie 
Friedberg  Jacob,  inspector  cattle,  dwl  119  Garden 
Friedberg  Morris,  cigars  and  tobacco,  N W  cor  Thn-d 

and  Mission 
Friedeberg  Adolph,  bookkeeper,  3  Battery,  dwl  610 

Sutter 
Friedel  Frederick,  bootmaker,  108  Steuart,  dwl  NW 

cor  Mission  and  Spear 
Friedel  Henry,  bookbinder,  dwl  209  Dupont 
Friedemann  "Charles,   clerk   with   Pbipps  &  Flen- 

niken,  dwl  1409  Keainy 
Friederich   Gustav,    bookkeeper  London  &  S.   F. 

Bank,  dwl  422  Ellis 
Friedluius  John,  expresswagon,  430  California 
Friedbofer  August,  cooper  with  David  Woeraer, 

dwl  248  Fourth 
Friedbofer  Paul,  blacksmith,  dwl  248  Fourth 
Friedlander  Adolph,  salesman,  628  Market,  dwl  632 

Market 
Friedlander   H.    &   Co.,  (Jonas  Jonnsson)   ladies' 

and  children's  undergarments,  9  Third 
Friedlander  Herman,  ( Friedlander  &  Go.)   dwl  224 

O'Farrell 
Friedlander    Herman,    (Triest   &    F.j    res    New 

York 
Friedlander  I.,  clerk  with  Cohn  &  Goldsmith,  dwl 

632  Mission 
FRIEDLANDER    I.,  commission  merchant  and 
graindealer,  300-302  California,  dwl  438  Bryant 
Friedlander  Morris,  {Michels,    F.    &    Co.)  dwl  107 

Sansom 
Friedlander  Philip,  tobacconist,  24  Sixth 
Friedlander  Samuel,  salesman,  538  Kearny,  dwl  632 

Market 
Friedlander  Samuel  J.,  salesman,  117  Battery,  dwl 
828  Clay 


Friedlander  William, watches  and  jewelry,  16  Third, 

dwl  860  Howard 
FRIEDLANDER'S  WAREHOUSE.  I.  Friedlan- 
der proprietor,  cor  Sansom  and  Chesnut 
Friedle  Rudolph,  clerk  with  Ellis  W.  Moss,  dwl  803 

Montgomery 
Friedman    Edward,  ( Rosenbaiim  &  F.)  dwl  719 

Post 
Friedman    Isaac,  fruitpeddler,  dwl  E  s  Larkin  bet 

Pacific  and  Broadway 
Friedman  Jacob,  glazier,  dwl  207  Pacific 
FRIEDMAN  JOSEPH  S.,  real  estate,  office  611 

Washington,  dwl    Es  Van  Ness  Avenne  bet 

Bush  and  Sutter 
Friedman  Matilda,  (widow)  dwl  110  Shipley 
Friedman  N.,  merchant,  d^vl  2108  Mason 
Friedman  Samuel, clerk,  602  Kearny,  dwl  11  Steuart 
Friedman  Solomon,  books, stationeiy  and  fancy  goods, 

1108  Stockton,  dwl  Piescott  House 
Friedmann  Louis,  tailor.  11  Steuart 
FBIEDRICH  BROTHERS,  r-/o/(7i&'.  and  Charles 

G.)  groceries  and  liquors,  S  W  cor  Sixteenth  and 

Second  Avenue 
Friedrich   Charles   G.,  (Friedrich  Brothers)   dwl 

SW  cor  Sixteenth  and  Second  Avenue 
Friedrich  John  G.,  (Friedrich  Brothers)  dwl  SW 

cor  Sixteenth  and  Second  Avenue 
Friedricheen  A.  E.  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Mark's  Evangel- 
ical Lutheran  Church,  Greenwich   nr   Stockton 
Friel  Arthur,  plasterer,  dwl  W  s  Larkin  nr  Green- 
wich 
Friel  Charles,  janitor  841  Market,  dwl  265  Jessie 
Friel  Daniel,  second  officer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Friel  James,  blacksmith  with  Thomas  Ford,  dwl  29 

First 
Friel  James,  bootfitter,  dwl  265  Jessie 
FRIEL  WILLIAM,  stoves  and  tinware,  69  Fourth 
Friemune    Charles,    upholsterer    with    George    0. 

Whitney  &  Co.,  dwl  219  Clara 
Friend  Ernest  A.,  (E.  A.  Friend  &   Co.)  dwl  225 

Fourth 
Friend  E.  A.  &  Co.,  commission  patent  agency,  SW 

cor  California  and  Kearny 
Friend  William  Hovey,  bookkeeper  with  Armes  & 

Dallam,  dwl  616  Greenwich 
Frier  George,  bookkeeper  London  and  S.  F.  Bank, 

dwl  44  Third 
Frier  James,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Fries  Alois,  brewer  Philadelphia  Brewery,  dwl  228 

Second 
Fries  John  W.,  boatman,  dwl   SW  cor  Davis  and 

Vallejo 
Fries  Louis,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Morey  Alley   bet 

Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Fries  Niels  H.,  mariner,  dwl  156  Steuart 
Fries  Otto,  brewer  Philadelphia  Brewery,   dwl  228 

Second 
Friesenhansen  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 

Geary  and  Devisadero 
Frigerio  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  828  Washington 
Frigerio  Mathilda  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  828  W&tfh 
Frincke  Catharine,  upholstery  and  paperhanging,  417 

Bush 
Frink  George  W.,  real  e8tate,office  312  Montgomery, 

dwl  224  Seventh 
Frink  James  L.,  salesman  with  C.  C.  Hastings  & 

Co.,  dwl  265  Kearny 
Frink  Minor  F.  Jr.,  assistant  assessor  U.  S.  Internal 

Revenue,  dwl  19  Ellis 
Frip  Kumbino,  laborer  with  John  Jury   &  Bros., 

524  Merchant 
Frisbee  William  B.,  piano  manufacturer,  14  and  16 

Tyler,  dwl  435  Brannan 
Frisbie  William  D.,  cooperage,  6  California,  dwl  15 

Verona  Place 
Frisch  John  W.,  groceries  and  liquors,  121  Seventh 
Frischmuth  Charles,  baker  with   Saulmann  &.  Lau- 

enstein,  dwl  520  California 
FrisiusF.  A.,  bookkeeper  S.  F.  Chronicle,  504  Mont 


Prudent  men  insure  in  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Keamy  St.,  Table  and  Pocket  Cutlery. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [F]      DIRECTORY. 


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Frisk  Gustaf,  machinist,  bds  SW  cor  Market  and 

Steuart 
Frissell  Sarah  E.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Eighth  St. 

Primary  School,  dwl  314  Fifth 
Fritch  George, with  R.  D.  Chandler,  dwl  NW  cor 

Green  and  Jones 
Fritchi  Ulrich,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  724  Minna 
Fritfech  Charles,  clerk,  dwl  95."?  Howard 
Fritsch  George,  cooper  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Co.,  dwl 

1127  Harrison 
Fritsch  William,  shoemaker  with  .Joseph  Laib,  dwl 

Mission  bet  Twentj'-eighth  and  Iwenty-nintb 
Fritschi  Rudolph,  clerk  with  Morris,  Spever  &.  Co., 

dwl  99.5  Market 
Fritz  Alfred,  shoemaker,  dwl  Mission  bet  Twenty- 
eighth  and  Twenty-ninth 
Fritz  Alfred  J.,  wharfinger  Mission  St.  Wharf,  dwl 

l«8  Perry 
Fritz  Cliarles,  laborer  Pacific  Iron  Works 
Fritz  Christian,  shoemaker,  dwl  268  Jessie 
Fritz  Eugene,  lilumber  and  gasfitter,  dwl  168  Perry 
Fritz  Frank,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Gussie  Teltair 
Fritz  John,  workman  Pacific  Gold  and  Silver  Re- 
finery, dwl  23  Kassette  Place 
Fritz  .lohn,  (colored)  jobber,  dwl  727  Bdwy,  rear 
Fritz  William,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  whari' 
Fritz  William,  shoemaker  with  Hflrman  Thumler, 

dwl  S  s  Broadway  bet  Montgoiikery  and  San 
Frizell  Richard,  shoemaker  with  M.  Bennett,  dwl 

E  8  Druram  bet  Clav  and  Washington 
FRODSHAM  CHARLES  MILL,  watchmaker  and 

jeweler,  344  Fourth 
Frodsham  Edward,  packer  Commercial  Flour  Mill, 

dwl  S  8  Page  nr  Buchanan 
Frodsham  John,  watchmaker  with  C.  Ahrens,  dwl 

1805  Mason 
Frodsham  John  Jr.,  watchmaker  with  Joseph  Mc- 
Gregor, (estate  of  J  dwl  SW  cor  Page  and  Bu- 
chanan 
Froese  Henry,  cook,  dwl  61  Natoraa 
Frohmann  Herman,  clerk  with  H.  Lando,  dwl  314 

Fifth 
Frohmann  Susmann,  shoemaker,  246  Fourth 
Frohn  Johann,  shoemaker  with  Adam  Kohler,  dwl 

N  8  Howard  bet  Beale  and  Fremont 
From  Charles,  seaman,  bds  127  Jackson 
Fromberg  Abraliam,  (I.  &  A.  Fromberg)  dwl  312^ 

i^Iinna 
Fromberg  Charles,  npholsterer  with  N.  P.  Cole  & 

Co.,  dwl  530  Bush 
Fromberg  I.  &  A.,  auctioneers,  815  and  817  Kearny 
Fromberg  Isaac,  (I.  &  A.  Fromberg;  dwl  312^ 

Minna 
Fromhein  Julius,  (Julius    Frotnhein  &  Co.)  dwl 

228  Bush 
Fromhein  Julius  &  Co.,  (Leopold  Lewenson)  fruits, 

&c.,  136  Second 
Fromhein  William,  fruit  and  produce,  153  Fourth, 

dwl  210  Seventh 
Fromm  Augusta  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  409  Sutter 
Fromm  Frederick,  cook,  814  Montgomery 
Fromm   Louis,    fringemaker  with    William    Eng- 

lauder,  dwl  409  Sutter 
Fromm  William,  dwl  2  Dupont  Place  nr  Sac 
Frommer  George,   laborer  Pacific  Brewery,  dwl 

271  Tehama 
Froneu  Henrv,  shoemaker,  dwl  415  Brannan 
FRONT  STREET  BLOCK,  E  b  Front  from  Clay 

to  Washington 
FRONT    STREET,    MISSION    AND     OCEAN 

RAILROAD,  office  1336  Bush 
FRONT   STREET  WAREHOUSE,    Haycock    & 

Crary    proprietors,   SW    cor    Broadway    and 

Front 
Frontier  Pierre,  (Frontier  &  Co.)  dwl  408  Dupont 
FRONTIER  &  CO.,  (Pierre  Frontier  &   August 

Belle-mere)  manufacturing  jewelers,  lapidaries 

and  diamond  setters,  706  Montgomery 


FRONTIN   JOSEPH,   real  estate  agent,  office  304 
Montgomery,  dwl  S  s  Jack  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
From  John,  bootmaker,  dwl  717  Stockton 
Frost  Bridget,  (widow)  tailoress.  dwl  3  Hubbard 
Frost  Gottlieb,  carpenter,  dwl  613  Union,  rear 
Frost  Horatio,  (Frost  &  Richards)  dwl   1610  Clay 
Frost  James,  master  mariner,  dwl  934  Folsom 
Frobt  Percy  D.,  teamster  with  Swan,  Dunbar  & 

Co.,  114  Spear 
Frost  S.  L.,  laborer  Custom  House,  dwl  526  Howard 
Frost  William,  watchman  P.  M.    S.  S.  Great  Re- 
public 
Frost  &  Richards,  (Horatio  Frost  Sf  Calvin  Rich- 
ards) house  and  sign  painters,  10  Morton 
Frothingham  Julia,  (widow)  dwl  1221  Pacific,  rear 
Frouen  Henry,  bootmaker  with  J.  C.  Fluegger,  dwl 

S  s  Braniian  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Froweufeld  Jacob,  bookkeeper,  217  Front,  dwl  115 

Powell 
Frowley  Thomas,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1062  Howard 
Fruchtiiicht  John,segar  manufacturer,  dwl  NW  cor 

Folsom  and  Twenty-first 
Fruhe  Augustus,  distiller,  dwl  636  Commercial 
FRY    JOHN    D.,    president   Mission  and   Pacific 
Woolen  Mills,  Crosvn  Point,  Kentuck,  Belcher, 
Oneida    and   Golden    Chariot    M.    Companies, 
office  419  California,  dwl  321  Ellis 
Fry  John  W.,    bricklayer    Bricklayers'  Ass'n,  234 

Sutter 
Fry  Thomas  J.,  hackman,  Plaza,  dwl  20  Turk,  rear 
Fry — See  Frey 
Fryer  George  H.,  bookkeeper  London  and   S.   F. 

Bank,  dwl  St.  James'  House 
Fserus  Laurence,  cook  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Fuchs  David,  baker,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Puchs  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  419  Stockton 
Fuchs  Louis,  copper  and  tinsmith  with  S.  Mistre, 

dwl  816  Montgomery 
Fuchs  Martin,  waiter,  dwl  813  Pacific 
Fuchs  Moritz,  stevedore,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Fuchs  Philip,   refiner  S.  F.  Assaying  and  Refining 

Works,  dwl  363  Clementina 
Fudge   Henry  G.,    carpenter,    dwl  cor  Post   and 

Market 
Fudhs   Conrad,    cooper,   706  Broadway,    dwl  731 

Vallejo 
Fuentes  Charles  A.,  carriagepainter,  dwl  SW  cor 

Broadway  and  Kearny 
Fuentes   Manuel,    machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  528  Gieen 
Fuentes  Miguel,  jeweler  with  B.  Morris  &  Co.,  dwl 

SW  cor  Kearny  and  Broadway 
Fuerst  Ignaz,   brewer,   bds  SW  "cor  Kearny  and 

Pacihc 
Fuess  Daniel,  bookkeeper,  dwl  35  Geary 
Fugazzi  Domonico,  laborer,  dwl  14  Ohio 
Fugel  Hugo,  (Fowler  &  Co.)  dwl  17  Pacific 
Fugen  August,  butcher  with  Segeer  &  Co.,  dwl  217 

Second 
Fuhr  Charles  A.  (John  M.  Lawlor  &  Go.)  dwl  Lick 

House 
Fuhrmann  Adolph,  wireworker  with.  J.  M.  Eck- 

feldt  &  Co,  dwl  409  Geary 
Fuhrmann  Henry  N.,  tailor,  dwl  409  Geary 
Fuklie  John,  hostler,  dwl  Ocean  Side  House 
Fulda    Henry  C,    (M.  Fulda    &    Sons)  dwl  940 

Mission 
Fulda    Lamartine,    (M.  Fulda  &  Sons)  dwl  940 

Mission 

Fulda  M.  &  Sons,  (Lnmartijie  &  Henry  C.  Fulda) 

California  Wine  Cooperage  Co.SW'^cor  Drumm 

and  Commercial 

Fulda  Martin,  ( M.  Fulda  k  Sons)  dwl  940  Mission 

Fullam  Edward  A.,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

545  Howard 
Fullam  Thomas,  laborer  S.  F.  andP.  Sugar  Co., 

dwl  146  Clara 
Fullard  William,  (Fnllard  &  McPherson)  ^wl  514 
Howard 


JONBS,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Saneom  Street,  fancy  Dry  Goods. 


7EBBA  SANTA  gives  Immediate  and  permanent  reliei  in  Dyspepsia. 


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Fullard  William  C,  clerk  with  Mauri  Brothers,  dwl 

514  Howard 
Fullard  &  McPherson,  {William  Fullard  &  John 

McPhersonJ  shipping  masters,  4  Steuart 
Fuller  Alonzo  F. ,  butter,  cheese  and  eggs,  Grand 

Central  Market,  dwl  634  Minna 
Fuller  Arnold,  real  estate,  dwl  1518  Pacific 
Fuller  Charles,  expi'esswagon,  SW  cor  Davis  and 

Broadway,  dwl  216  Francisco,  rear 
Fuller  David,  expressman,  cor  Market  and  Fourth, 

dwl  E  8  Gilbert  bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Fuller  David  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet 

Bryant  and  Braunan 
Fuller  Frederick  0.,  solicitor  Fireman's  Fund  Ins. 

Co.,  resides  Oakland 
Fuller  J.  Henry,  f  Fidlcr  &  Co.)  dwl  616  Third 
Fuller  John  H.,  real  estate,  dwl  606  Leavenworth 
Fuller  Joseph,  brakesman,  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Fuller  Josiah  P.,   carpenter  with  J.  P.  Curtis,  dwl 

NE  cor  Lombard  and  Hyde 
Fuller   Kate    M.    Miss,   assistant    teacher    Riucou 

Grammar  School,  dwl  521  Folsom 
Fuller  L.  F.,  (widow)  dwl  "18  Howard 
Fuller  Margaret  Mrs.,  pi-esideut  Woman's  Bureau, 

office  783  Market 
Fuller  Octavius  W.,  shoemaker  with  D.  W  Emer- 
son &  Co.,  dwl  151  Tehama 
Fuller  Orlando,  insurance  agent,  dwl  36  Stanford 
Fuller  Robert,  real  estate  broker,  dwl  1007  Jones 
Puller  Thomas,  harnessmaker,  324  Jackson 
Fuller  William,  conductor  Front  Street  M.  &  O.  R. 

R..  dwl  SE  cor  Polk  and  Austin 
Fuller  William,  deckhand  steamer  Kalorama,  Wash- 
ington Street  Wharf 
Fuller  William,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Fuller  William  A.,  stove  mounter  with  Brittan,  Hol- 

brook  &  Co.,  dwl  112  Taylor 
Fuller  William  P.,  student,  dwl  718  Howard 
Fuller  William    P.,    (Wkittitr,    F.    <k    Co.)   dwl 

322  Beale 
FULLER  &  CO.,  (J.  Henry  Fuller  &  Samuel  S. 

Sweet)  general  agents  Pacific  Sewing  Machine 

Co.,  21  New  Montgomery 
Fullertou  John,  seaman,  dwl   NE    cor  First  and 

Bryant 
Fulluni  Edward,  molder  Vulcan  Iron   Works,  dwl 

445  Howard,  rear 
FuUum  Thomas,  papermaker,  dwl  146  Clara 
Fulmer  Josiah  B.,  farmer,  dwl  110  Prospect  Place 
Fulton  Adoneia,  magazine   keeper  wiih  John  Skin- 

ker,  dwl  NW  cor  Shasta  and  Illinois 
Fulton  Alonzo,   cook    Delmouico  Restaurant,  dwl 

551  Howard 
Fulton  Daniel,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  314  Beale 
Fulton    David,  assistant    engineer    P.    M.    S.    S. 

Colorado 
FULTON  FOUNDRY,  Hinckley  &  Co.  proprietors, 

NE  cor  Fremont  and  Tehama 
FULTON  JOHN  A.,  piledriver,  bridge  and  wharf 

builder,  252  Spear 
Fulton  John  B.,  foreman   S.  F.  Cordage   Factory, 

dwl  W  s  Iowa  nr  Nevada 
Fulton  John  J.,  hose  manufacturer,  dwl  Park  Lane 
Fulton  Margaret,  furnished  rooms,  11  Geary 
Fulton  Robert  J.,  storekeeper  S.  S.  Oriliamme,  dwl 

417  Bush 
Fulton  Tiieodore,  barkeeper  Mint   Restaurant,  dwl 

NVV^  cor  Washington  and  Sansom 
Fulton  Thomas  M.,  master  niaiiner,  dwl  309  Third 
Fulton  William,  butcher,  dwl  513  Post 
Fulton  William  Jr.,  salesman  with  Cbeuery,  Souther 

&  Co.,  dwl 513  Post 
Funcke  Frederick,  (Funcke  &    Wassermann)  dwl 

11  Oak  Grove  Avenue 
Funcke   &    Wassermann,    (Frederick    Funcke    tSf- 

August  Wassermann)  tannery,  E  s  Ninth   bet 

Bryant  and  Braunan,  office  425  Sacramento 
FUNDED  DEBT  COMMISSIONERS    OF   1851, 

office  505  Montgomery 


FUNDED   DEBT    COMMISSIONERS  OF  1855' 

office  City  Hall  first  floor 

Funk  Christian  C,  sail  loft,  SW  cor  Jackson  and 
East,  dwl  J 521  Dupont 

Funk  Joel,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Funk  Julius,  porter,  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Pacitic 

Funk  Nicholas,  cook  Wright's  Hotel,  218  Broad- 
way 

Funke  Henry,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  G.  Norden, 
dwl  630  Brannan 

Funkenstein  Julius,  liquor  dealer,  dwl  35  O'Far- 
rell 

Funkenstein  Pincus,  pawnbroker,  36  Kearny,  dwl 
1113  Leavenworth 

Funkensteiu's  Building,  NE  cor  San  and  Market 

Funter  George,  dwl  1  St.  Mary  s  Place 

Funtin  J.  E..  mariner,  dwl  22  Washington 

Furbush  A.  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  North  Cosmopo- 
litan Grammar  School,  dwl  813  Lombard 

Furbush  Ellis  M.,  (R.  P.  Spier  &  Co.)  dwl  813 
Lombard 

Furbush  J.,  teamster  with  H.  C.  &  T.  L.  Elliot, 
dwl  NE  cor  Leavenworth  and  Tyler 

Furbush  Moses,  assay  department  U.  S.  Branch 
Mint,  dwl  813  Lombard 

Furcate  John,  butcher,  dwl  cor  Potrero  Avenue  and 
Eldorado 

Furgensteen  Gssstavus,  artist,  dwl  42  Hawthorne 

Furger  Mary  4>i  (widow)  dwl  944  Folsom 

Farley  Edward,  drayman  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  902 
Stockton 

Furley  John  F.,  goldbeater  with  Snow  &  Roos,  dwl 
915  Sacramento 

Furley  Mary  J.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  902 
Stockton 

Furley  Philip  E.,  clerk  steamer  Saranac,  dwl  902 
Stockton 

Furlong  George,  teacher  Industrial  School,  Old 
Ocean  House  Road,  5  miles  from  City  Hall 

Furlong  George,  (Furlong  &  (ilenden)  dwl  W  s 
Mason  bet  O'Farrell  and  Ellis 

Furlong  Joseph,  market,  dwl  7  Dikeraan  Place 

Furlong  Matthew  W.,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  R.R., 
dwl  325  Fourth 

Furlong  M.  W.,  mariner,  dwl  1125  Folsom 

Furlong  Nich(das,  butcher  with  Patrick  Creighton, 
dwl  366  Clementina 

Furlong  Thomas,  longshoreman,  dwl  Alta  bet  San- 
son! and  Montgomery 

Furlong  Thomas,  printer,  dwl  31  Minna 

Furlong  &  Glenden,  (Joseph  Furlonn-  and  Mar- 
tin Glenden)  butchers,  NE  cor  O'Farrell  and 
Jones 

Furman  C.  J.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  Change 
House,  331  Montgomery 

Furman  Mathew  H.,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  Emmett 
Place  nr  Stockton 

Furman  Victor,  clerk  with  Cummings  Bros.,  dwl 
709  Stockton 

Fumis  John,  housecariDcnter,  dwl  1210  Larkiu, 
rear 

Furrer  Emil,  importer  opium,  429  Bat,  dwl  720  Cali- 
fornia 

Furrey  Andrew  J.,  porter  with  Brittan,  Holbrook 
&:Co.,  dwl  112  Taylor 

Furrey  William  C,  salesman  with  Brittan,  Hol- 
brook &  Co.,  dwl  911  Bush 

Furstenthal  G.  R.,  jeweler,  dwl  1030  McAllister 

Furtli  Charles,  carpenter  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory, 
dwl  SW  cor  Greenwich  and  Stockton 

Furth  Samuel,  (Steinbach  4-  F.)  dwl  837  Pacific 

Fusaii  Giacomo,  clerk,  bds  122  Leidesdorff 

Fuselier  John,  driver  with  Martin  Maugels&  Co., 
dwl  SE  cor  Lombard  and  Taylor 

Fusilier  William,  clerk  with  Brandt  &  ConIon,dwl 
648  Howard 

Futter  Hansen,  (widow)  dwl  934  Folsom 

Futter  Jacob,  tailor,  dwl  934  Folsom 

Fuys  Marliu,  waiter,  623  Commercial 


"  Fair  dealing  and  prompt  payments  "—the  motto  of  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Jewelry  and  Albums. 


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Gaab  .Toseph,  laborer  -with  Zimmer  &  Hock,  dwl 

S\V  cor  Mason  and  Union 
Gabbs  Albert  S.,  milhviiKht,  dwl  321  Oak 
Gabbs  AVilliam  H.,  sawtiling,  Ver  Mehr  nr  Kear- 
ny, dwl  321  Oak 
Gabbs  William  H.,  Jr.,  upholsterer  with  William 

J.  Heney  &  Co.,  dwl  321  Oak 
Gabel  Frederick,  clerk  with  Henry  Whitman,  dwl 

913  Greenwich 
Gabel  Henry,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Gabel  John  J.,  axlegrease  manufacturer,  dwl  913 

Greenwich 
Gabhardt  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Gable  Henry,  varnisher,  dwl  1-102  Stockton 
Gabriel  August,  laborer  S.  V.  Water  Co.,  dwl  SE 

cor  Ge.try  and  Octavia 
Gabriel   Delilah    Miss,   dwl  W  s  Sixth  bet  Bran- 
nan  and  Townseud 
Gabriel  Jacob,  teacher  languages,  dwl  SE  cor  Post 

and  Jones 
Gabrielson  Gustaf,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Gade    August,    bootblack    wnth   Henry  T.   Eugle, 

dwl  SW  cor  First  and  Stevenson 
Gadin  Patrick,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Asso- 
ciation, 814  Howard 
Gadina  Pietro,  sculptor,  dwl  723  Sansom 
Gadbby   Elijah    H. ,   painter,  585  Market,  dwl  534 

Seventeenth  nr  Dolores 
Gaeb  John,   laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Twentieth  and 

Treat  Avenue 
Gaeshlin  Frank,  coppersmith,  dwl  316  O'Farrell 
Gaeetel  Joseph,  blacksmith,  dwl  431  Sutter 
Gaetchen  Henry,  clerk  with  Charles  R.  Nolle,  dwl 

Mission  nr  Twenty-sixth 
Gaffey  William  V.,  clerk  with   John  M.  Bogart  & 

Co.,  dwl  72  Minna 
Gaffigan  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  13  Auburn 
Gatligan  Mary,  widow)  dwl  310  Fifth 
Gaffigan    Thomas,    laborer    Laborers'    Pro.    Ben. 

Association,  814  Howard 
GafFney  Edward,  pantryman  Occidental  Hotel 
Gaflney  Henry,  clerk  with  Peter  N.  Ryan,  dwl  309 

Jessie 
GafFney  James,  driver  Omnibus  R.  R. 
GaffneV  James,  foreman  S.  F.  Gas  Works,  dwl  963 

Howard 
Gaffney  James,  laundryman,  dwl  342  Fifth 
Gattney  Jeremiah,  driver  with  J.  H.  O'Brien  &  Co. 

dwl  1121  Post 
Gaffney  Luke,  seaman,  dwl  575  Bryant 
Gattney    Malachi,  hostler  Omnibus   R.  R.,  dwl  241 

Tehama 
Gaft'ney   Matthew,   expreeswagon.  Clay  bet  Davis 

and  Front,  dwl  Kate  bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Gaffney  Michael,  bookkeeper  with  George  Hughes, 

dwl  903  Sacramento 
Gaffuey   Michael   H.,  liquor  saloon   and  cigars  and 

tol)acco,  411  Sansom,  dwl  826  Clay 
GAFFNEY   OLIVER,   liquor  saloons,  650  Sacra- 
mento and  709  Commercial 
Gaffney  Patrick,  baker,  dwl  219  Pacific 
Gaffney  Patrick,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
Gattney  Patrick  M., foreman  with  Hancock  &  Kelso, 

dwl  414  Beale 
Gaffney  William,  hostler  Omnibus   R.  R.,  dwl  241 

Tehama 
Gagan   Hugh,  driver  with  Thomas  Coyle,  dwl  NE 

cor  Jones  and  Geary 
Gagan  Jane  Mrs.,  dwl  130  Second,  rear 
Gagan   Mary  A.  Miss,  seamstress  with  S.  Popper, 

dwl  24  Sixth 
Gagan  Thomas,  bootmaker,  dwl  N  8  Howard  nr 

Eleventh 
Gagan  William,  laborer,  dwl  Flint  Alley  nr  Bat 
Gage    A    H.,  packer  with   Buckingham  &  Hecht, 

dwl  1404  Powell 
Gage  A.  K.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 


Gage  Edward   F.,  photographer  with   George  D- 

Morse,  dwl  315  Montgomery 
Gage  John  W.,  captain  bark  Webfoot,  dwl  S  s 

Boston  Place  nr  First 
Gage  John  W.,  road  contractor,  dwl  567  Minna 
Gage  M.  D.  Mrs.,  photOL'rapher,  205  Third 
Gager  James  H.,  with  Flood  &  O'Brien,  dwl  N  s 

Twentieth  bet  Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Gagin  Thomas,  warehouseman,  dwl  11  Garden 
Gagneux  Fran9oi8,  barkeeper,  SE  cor  Kearny  and 

Sacramento 
Gahagan  James,  shoemaker,  dwl  54  Jessie 
Gahagan  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  5  Lick  Alley 
Gahagan    Thomas,  shoemaker  with    I.    M.   Went- 

worth  &  Co.,  dwl  Fell  nr  Franklin 
Gahn  John,  jobwagon,  cor  California  and  Battery, 

dwl  37  Fifth  Avenue 
Galley  Calvin  P.,  bookkeeper  with   H.  K.   Cum- 

mings  &  Co 
GAILHARD'S  HOTEL,  Pereira  &  Co.,  proprietors, 

507  and  509  Pine 
Gaillard  J.  &   Co.,  fjoaeph  Gaillard  and  Jean  B. 

Pinchard)  liquors,  N  W  cor  Sixth  and  Stevenson 
Gaillard  John  P.,  clerk  County  Recorder's  ollice, 

dwl  219  ftlason 
Gaillard  Joseph,  fJ.  Gaillard  &  Co.)  dwl  NW  cor 

Sixth  ana  Stevenson 
Gaillard  Leon,  bootmaker  with  A.  Merschaert,  dwl 

Broadway  bet  Dupont  and  Kearny 
Gailliot  Lonis,  confectioner  with    Salomon  &  Co., 

dwl  S  s  Broadway  bet  Green  and  Union 
Gails  Deidrich,  Bull's  Head   Exchange,  cor  First 

Avenue  and  Kentucky 
Gaines   Henry,  waiter  with   Frank  Johnson,  dwl 

SW  cor  Montgomery  and  California 
Gaines  Michael,  cutler  with  Michael  Price,  dwl  44 

Larkin 
Gaines  William  R.,  porter,  dwl  8  Calhoun 
Gainey  E.  M.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  742  Folsom 
Gainor  Edward,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'n, 

814  Howard 
Gains  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  E  8  Larkin  bet  Vallejo 

and  Broadway 
Gaitsch  Ernst,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Galavan  James,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Bush  bet  Webster 

and  Fillmore 
Galavotti  Theodore,  teacher  dancing,  dwl  209  Ellis 
Galbraith  James,  conductor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

45  Church 
Galbreath   John,    groceries    and    liquors,    SW  cor 

Fourth  and  Bryant 
Galbreath  William,  clerk  with  John  Galbreath,  SW 

cor  Fourth  and  Bryant 
Gale  Benjamin,  electric  battery  operator,  dwl  1123 

Stockton 
Gale  George,  carpenter,  dwl  76933  Mission 
Gale  Oilman,  sawyer  with  Swan,   Dunbar  &   Co., 

dwl  523  Kearny 
Gale  Howard  M., "solicitor  City  Paving  Co.,  dwl 

Russ  House 
Gale  John,  carpenter,  dwl  1400  Polk 
Galehouse  F.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Galespy  John,  special  policeman,  dwl  1028  Kearny 
Galhan  William,  clerk  with  George  W.  Guion,  dwl 

476  Jessie 
Galinger  Joseph,  groceries  and  liquors,   SW  cor 

Eddy  and  Jones 
Galivan "  Cornelius,   marblepolisher  with  Black  & 

Mulaney,  dwl  262  Jessie,  rear 
Gall  Reka,  (widow)  dwl  912  Folsom 
Gall  William, porter, cor  Mont  and  Post. dwl  516  Mont 
Gallagher  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  305  Filbert 
Gallai^her  Arthur  J.,  painter  with  Noble  &  Galla- 
gher, dwl  11  Seventh 
Gallagher  B.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Gallagher  Bernard,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker, 

222  Mission,  dwl  10  Perry 
Gallagher  Bernard,  foreman  boilermaker  with  Mc- 
Afee, Spiers  &  Co.,  dwl  cor  Moss  and  Folsom 


JONES,  PUIiIiMAK"  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Ladies'  and  Children's  Woolen  Goods. 


EEDINGTON,  HOSTETTEK  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Drugs, 


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Gallagher  Bernard,  tanner  with  Cornelius  O'Dou- 

neil,  dwl  SW  cor  Seventh  and  Biannan 
Gallagher  Bernard  J.,  longshoreman,    dwl  28  De 

Boom 
Gallagher  Bridget,  nurse  City  and  County  Hospital 
Gallagher  Charles,  carpenter,   dwl  N  s  Quinu  nr 

Valencia 
Gallagher    Charles,    laborer    Laborers'  Pro.  Ben. 

Ass'n,  814  Howard 
Gallagher  Charles,  plumber  S.  F.  and  P.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  1038  Folsom 
Gallagher  Charles,  teamster,  dwl  S  s  Twenty-second 

nr  York 
Gallagher  Daniel,  butcher  with  Dow  &  Co.,  dwl 

Leroy  Place 
Gallagher  Daniel,  janitor  Tenth  Street  School 
Gallagher  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Brannan  Place 

nr  Brannan 
Gallagher  Daniel,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

NW  cor  Folsom  and  Tenth 
Galliigher  Dennis,  teamster,  dwl  825  Larkin 
Gallagher  E.,  chainman  Tide  Land  Survey 
Gallagher  E.    Miss,  assistant  teacher  Tehama  St. 

School,  dwl  933  Howard 
Gallagher  Edward,  contractor,  dwl  311  Pacific 
Gallagher  Edward  A.  T.,  repacker  provisions,  etc., 

619-623  Front,  dwl  227  Geary 
Gallagher  Edward  M.,  f Noble  &  G.)  dwl  NW  cor 

Seventh  and  Stevenson 
Gallagher  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  15  Everett 
Gallagher  Ellen  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  419  Clem- 
entina 
Gallagher  Farrell,  blacksmith  with  Bernard  Galla- 
gher, dwl  21  Louisa 
Gallagher  Francis,  longshoreman,  dwl  E  s  Mont- 
gomery nr  Greenwich 
Gallagher  George,  pressman  Women's  Cooperative 

Printing  Union,  dwl  826^  Harrison 
Gallagher  H.  A.,  clerk  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  370  Bryant 
Gallagher  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  9  Adelaide  Place 
Gallagher  Henry,  printer  with  John  H.  Carmany  & 

Co.,  dwl  826  Harrison 
Gallagher  Henry  A.,  clerk,  dwl  119  Welsh 
Gallagher  Hugh,  bricklayer,  dwl  28  Tehama 
Gallagher  Hugh,  cooper,  dwl  31  Natoma 
Gallagher  Hugh,  hostler,  dwl  43  Jessie,  rear 
GALLAGHER  HUGH  P.  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Joseph's 
Church,  dwl  W  s  Tenth  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Gallagher  Humphrey,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham 

&  Hecht,  dwl  12  Twelfth 
Gallagher  Isabel  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Silver  Street 

Primary  School 
Gallagher  J.,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Gallagher  J.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Gallagher  James,  capitalist,  dwl  429  Bush 
Gallagher  James,   helper  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

428  Clementina 
Gallagher  James,  laborer,  dwl  206  Third,  rear 
Gallagher  James,  laborer  with  James  McDevitt, 

dwl  W  8  Sausom  nr  Vallejo 
Gallagher  James,  steward  Occidental  Hotel,  dwl  3 

Brooks 
Gallagher  James,  (Gallagher  &  RodeckerJ  dwl  826^ 

Harrison 
Gallagher  James  E.,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham 

&  Hecht,  dwl  12  Twelfth 
GALLAGHER    JAMES  J.,    proprietor  Excelsior 
Iron  Works,   712   Sansom,   dwl   W  s  Railroad 
Avenue  bet  Thirtieth  and  "Thirty-first 
Gallagher  James  N.,  shipcalker,  dwl  Kentucky  nr 

Sixteenth 
Gallagher  James  L.,  japanner  with  Savage  &  Co., 

dwl  131  Folsom,  rear 
Gallagher  John,  dwl  Adams  House 
Gallagher  John,  bellman  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Gallagher  John,  calker  Calker's  Ass'n,  713  Mission 
Gallagher  John,  clerk,  dwl  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Pac 
Gallagher  John,  cooper  with  E.  A.  T.  Gallagher, 
dwl   L   Beale  Place 


Gallagher  John,  extraman  stm  No.  2,  S.  F.  F.  D. 
Gallagher  John,  fireman  North   Pac.  Trans.  Co's 

S.  S.  Oriflamme 
Gallagher  John,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Works,  dwl  12 

Verona  Place,  rear 
Gallagher  John,  laborer,  dwl  34  Minna 
Gallagher  John,  laborer.  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

no  William 
Gallagher  John,  salesman,  21 1  California,  dwl  Pres- 

cott  House 
Gallagher  John,  teamster  with  William  Griffith,  dwl 

743  Brannan 
Gallagher  John  A.,  liquor  saloon,  673  Market,  dwl 

518  Stevenson 
Gallagher  John  B.,  collector  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  930 

Clay 
Gallagher  Joseph,  porter  with  Col.  G.  H.  Mendell, 

dwl  434  Stevenson 
Gallagher  Joseph  A.,  assistant  pastor  St.  Joseph's 

Church,  dwl  W  s  Tenth  bet  Howard  and  F'olsorc 
Gallagliei'  Maggie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  South  San 

Francisco  Grammar  School,  dwl  227  Geary 
Gallagher  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  1046  Folsom 
Gallagher  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  2021  Hyde 
Gallagher  Mary  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Silver  St. 

Primary  School,  dwl  227  Geary 
Gallagher  Michael,  baker  with  William   Hessler, 

dwl  34  Freelon 
Gallagher  Michael,  doorkeeper  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

418  Filbert 
Gallagher  Michael,  hairdresser,  dwl  625  Merchant 
Gallagher  Michael,   soapmaker  with  John  Toner, 

dwl  cor  Sixteenth  and  Potrero  Avenue 
Gallagher  Michael,  stonecutter,  dwl  S  s  Harrison  nr 

Eighth 
Gallagher  Nancy  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  255  Miinia 
Gallagher  Patrick,  carriagemaker,  650  Mission,  dwl 

241  Clara 
Gallagher  Patrick,  driver  Market  St.  R.  R.,    dwl 

Valencia  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Gallagher  Patrick,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro. Ben. Ass'n, 

814  Howard 
Gallagher  Patrick,  porter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's 

S.  S.  California 
Gallagher  Patrick,  f  Holland  &  G.J  dwl  cor  Folsom 

and  Seventh 
Gallasiher  Patrick  J.,  teamster,  cor  Beale  and  Mis- 
sion, dwl  N  s  Natoma  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Gallagher  Peter,  blacksmith  with  Kittredge&  Lea- 

vitt,  dwl  N  8  Grove  bet  Franklin  and  Gongh 
Gallagher  Peter,   boilermaker  Risdon  Iron  Works, 

dwl  23  Ellis 
Gallagher  Peter,  plasterer,  dwl  15  Freelon 
Gallagher  Peter,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
Gallagher  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  210  Pacific 
Gallagher  Thomas  H.,   stonecutter,  dwl  E  s  Hyde 

nr  Washington 
Gallagher  Thomas  J.,  bootfitter  with   James  H. 

Swain,  dwl  188  Jessie 
Gallagher  Thomas  J.,   (Emmet,    G.   &    P/ersonJ 

attorney  at  law,  office  NW  cor  Montgomery 

and  Commercial,  dwl  1117  Pine 
Gallagher  William  R.,  furniture,  771  Mission 
Gallagher  Winifred,    (widow)    dwl  6  Leroy  Place 
Gallagher  &  Rodecker,  (James  Gallagher  and  Ellas 

RodeckerJ  blacksmiths  and  wheelwrights,  28 

and  30  Spear 
Galland  Benno,  drygoods,  60  Third,  dwl  826  Folsom 
Galland  Frederick  Mrs.,  dwl  724  Mission 
Gallardo  Raphael,  (  Vagts  &  G.J  dwl  911  Harrison 
Gallaspie  Thomas,  gardener,  821  California 
Gallatui  Leonidas  C,  collector  Vallejo  St.  Wharf 

and  extraman  stm  No.  8,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  917 

Jones 
Gallatin  Willis  E.,  plumber,  dwl  917  Jones 
Gallaudett  James  H.,  (Gallaudett  &  PurdyJ  dwl 

1  Crook 
Gallaudett  &   Purdy,  (James   H.   Gallaudett.  and 

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Gallavan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  2fi0  Jessie 
Galleauo  Antonio,  cigar  manufacturer,  717  Sansom, 

dwl  5  Alta  Place 
Oalleano  Joseph,  clerk,  dwl  420  Filbert 
Gallego  Romulus  C,  foreman  with  E.  Detrick  & 

Co..  dwl  409  Turk 
Galles  Dominique,  musician,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway 

and  Dupont 
Galles  Vincent,  musician,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway 

and  Dupout 
Galli  Alphonse,  dwl  925  Washington,  rear 
Galli  Joseph,  (Galli  &  Co.)  dwl  SE  cor  Sacramento 

and  Leidesdortf 
Galli   Lorenzo,    porter  with  Onesti  &  Biagi,  dwl 

NW  cor  Pacific  and  Sansom 
Galli  Luigi,  stonecutter,  dwl  215  Broadway 
Galli  &.  Co.,  (Joseph  Galli  and  Joseph  Bciineily) 

machinists,  702  Sansom 
GuUichan  Matthew,   real  estate,  dwl  Old  San  Jose 

Road  ur  Thirtieth 
Gallier  Joseph,  cook,  dwl  533  Commercial 
Galligan  Francis,  hostler  with  William  E.  Bridge, 

dwl  236  Sutter 
Galligan  George,  dwl  333  Bush 
Galligan  John,  (John  Galligan  &  Co.)  dwl  306 

tiiird 
Galligan  John  &   Co.,  (William  J.  MillikinJ  dry 

goods,  306  Third 
Galligan  Michael,  hostler,  dwl  333  Bush 
Galligan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  1.3-22  Sacramento 
Galligan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  23  Anthony 
Gallivan  John,  laborer,  dwl  269  Minna 
Gallon  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  1731  Hyde 
Gallotti  Charles,  actor,  dwl  817  Broadway 
Galloway  James,  fireman  C  S.   Nav.  Co.'s  stm 

Amador 
Gallowav  James  D.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  1063  Bdwy 
GALLOWAY    JOSEPH,    real   estate,    dwl    1421 

Powell 
Galloway  Nicholas,  calker,  dwl  234  Folsom 
Galloway  William,  captain  stm   Sacramento,  dwl 

510  Tavlor 

Galloway  William  T.,  bookkeeper  with  Pond,  Rey- 
nolds &  Co.,  dwl  510  Taylor 
Gallup  James,  wharfinger  Vallejo  St.  Wharf,  dwl 

511  California 

Galpeu   Edward,   (Edward   Galpen  &    Co.)  dwl 

cor  Seventeeutii  and  Shotwell 
GALPEN  EDWARD  &  CO.,  (William  A.  Steele 

and  Marx   IStrau.sJ  trunk   manufacturers,  cor 

Seventeenth  and  Shotwell,  salesroom  21  Sau 
Galvin  Garet,  (Banks  <&  G.J  dwl  15  Clara 
Galvin  Hugh,  barkeeper  Occidental  Hotel 
Calvin  James,  laborer,  dwl  United  States  Hotel 
Galvin  John,  laborer,  dwl  74  First 
Galvin  John,  laboi'er  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co.,  dwl 

cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 
Galvin  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Galvin  K.   A.   Miss,  assistant  teacher  Tenth  Street 

Grammar  School,  dwl  114  Hayes 
Galvin  M.  Mrs.,  tailoress  with  E.  Wolf,  dwl  Miller 

Place 
Galvin  Mary  Miss,  boarding  and  lodging,  642|  Miss 
Galvin  Michael,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  33  Cle- 
mentina, rear 
Galvin  Michael,   laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Galvin  Morris,  engineer,  dwl  9  Wetmore  Place 
Galvin  Patrick,  laborer  with  Michael  Hartuett,  dwl 

30  Fourth 
Galvin  Timothy,  salesman  with  J.  F.  Reilly,  dwl 

9  Lick  Alley 
Galvin  William',  hostler  with    Martin  Fitzpatrick, 

dwl  728  Market 
Galvin   William,  produce,  dwl  S  B  Bernal  Hights 

bet  San  Bruno  and  San  Jos6  Roads 
Galvin  William,  wagon,  cor  Twelfth  and  Folsom 
Gamage  Armstrong,  superintendent  Carmen  Island 

Salt  Works,  dwl  17  Verona  Place 


Gamba  Louis,  (Grego  &  G.)  dwl  212  Post 
Gambert  Felix,  (Lemoiiie,  G.  Sf  Co.)  res  San  Jose 
Gambill  A.  Jackson,  club  room,  620  Market 
Gambitz  Kady,  salesman,  54  Third,  dwl  lOOS  Mission 
Gamble  Alexander,  mining,  dwl  1114  Market 
GAMBLE  JAMES,  general  superintendent  Wust- 

ern  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  office  522  California, 

dwl  SE  cor  Filbert  and  Mason 
Gamble  John,  professor  University  Mound  College 
Gamble  W.  H.,  receiver  Western  Union  Telegraph 

Co.,  dwl  115  Taylor 
Gambs  Ferdinand,   news{)aper    solicitor,   dwl  S  s 

Thirteenth  bet  Valencia  and  Mission 
Game  Matthew  F.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  110  Maaon 
Gamer  Peter,  (Lintcr  Sf  Co.)  dwl  NW  cor  Seventh 

and  Bryant 
Gamerstou  John  T.,  steward,  dwl  312  Capp 
Gammans  George  B.,  merchant,  office  10  Stevenson 

Building,  dwl  708  Stockton 
Gammis  Francisco,  depnty  pound  keeper,  dwl  NE 

cor  Washington  and  Fillmore 
Gamon  Martin,  shipwright,  dwl  535  Howard 
Ganer  John,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Twenty-fourth  nr 

Valencia 
Ganey  Peter,  boarding,  15  Geary 
Gang  David,  carpenter,  dwl  14  Brooks 
Gang  Herman,  carpenter,  13  Dupont 
Gang  Samuel  B.,  cooper  with  Francis  W.  Arnold, 

res  Brooklyn,  Alameda  Co 
Gaugloff  Frank,  apprentice   with  James  Maguire, 

dwl  520  Geary 
GangloHT  Joseph,  tinsmith  with  Osgood  &  Stetson, 

dwl  220  Pacific 
Gangloff  Josephine  Miss,  seamstress  with  Adolph 

MuUer,  dwl  520  Geary 
Gannan  Edward,  laborer," dwl  4625  Minna 
Gaunau  James,  bootmaker  with  Henry  Harbourne 
Gannon  James,  detective  policeman,  City  Hall,  dwl 

1509  Clay 
Gannon  James,  gardener,  dwl   J  ur  Nineteenth, 

South  San  Francisco 
Gannon  James,  laborer,  dwl  44  Jessie 
Gannon  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  30  Ritch,  rear 
Gannon  Patrick,  teamster  City  Paving  Co 
Gannon  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Potrero  Avenue  and 

Twenty-third 
GANNON  PETER  T.,  cigars  and  tobacco,junction 

Mont,  Post  and  Market,  dwl  749  Market 
Gannon  Philip,  filegrinder  Pacific  File  Works,  dwl 

53  Beale 
Gannon  Rachel,  (widow)  dwl  1910  Mason 
Gans  Albert,  (J.  Katz  Sf  Go.)  dwl  448  Natonia 
Gans  Bernard,  clerk  with  H.  M.  Heineman,  dwl  122 

Dupout 
Gans  Isidor,  butcher  with  Daniel  Harris,  dwl  448 

Natoma 
Gans  Jacob,  cigars  and  tobacco,  NE  cor  Market  and 

Kearny,  dwl  414  Tehama 
Gans  Solomon,  butcher  Union    Market,  dwl    417 

Minna 
Gans  William,  butcher,  dwl  417  Minna 
Gansail  Emile  A.,  compositor  with  Francis  &  Valen- 
tine, dwl  SE  cor  Stockton  and  Broadway 
Gansberg  George,  cook,  626  Market,  dwl  416  Clem- 
entina 
Gansberg  Henry,  (Gansberg  &  Kramer)  dwl  234 

Stevenson 
Gansberg  &  Kramer,  (Henry  Gansberg  and  Franz 

Kramer)  shoemakers,  219  Davis 
GANSL  ALBERT,  manager  with  B.  Davidson  & 

Co.,  dwl  535  Sutter 
Ganstrom  John,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Gausz  Henry,  butcher  with  Harvey  &  Co.,  dwl  234 

Third 
Gantner  John,  liquor  saloon,  E  8  Valencia  bet  Fif- 
teenth and  Sixteenth 
Gantner  Richard,  (J.  Sindel    &    Co.)  dwl  5  St. 

Charles  Place 
Ganz  John,  barkeeper,  627  Commercial 


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Ganzer  Richard,  hairdresBer  with   Adam  Grimm, 

dwl  110  Kearny 
Ganzliorn  Chrietian,  liquors,  928  Kearny,  dwl  929 

Washington 
Garat  John,  catlledealer,  dwl  600  Jones 
Garbarino  Andre,  laborer  with  D.  Ghirardelli,  dwl 

429  Vallejo 
Garbarino  Angelo,  gardener,  dwl  314  Pacific 
Garbat  Charles,   liquor  saloon,   Pacific  Alley,  dwl 

SW  cor  Broadway  and  Dupont 
Garborian  Joseph,  bootblack,  521  Sacramento,  dwl 

Vallejo  nr  Stockton 
Garbntt  13.  C,  cai-penterH.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Garcelon  Harvey,  carpenter,  dwl  SW  cor   Secontl 

Avenue  and  Camp 
Garcelon  William,   carpenter  H.  C.  League,   128 

Kearny 
Garcia  Damion,  driver,  dwl  Ns  Bryant  nr  Eighth 
Garcia  Dolores,  sincbemaker,  dwl  Caroline  Place 
Garcia  Flume  and  Mill  Company,  office  425  Kearny 
GARCIA    FRANCISCO,   proprietor  Frank's  Sa- 
loon, 718  Montgomery,  dwl  1019  Folsom 
Garcia  Jos6  A.,  cigarmaker  with  Cobo,  Martinez  & 

Co.,  dwl  21  Annie 
Garcia  Joseph,  laborer  with  Wheelan  &  Co.,  dwl 

27  Hinckley 
Garcia  Ricardo,  cook  Lisbon  House,  dwl  116  Jack 
Garcia  Theodore,  waiter  North   Pac.  Trans.   Go's 

5  S.  Idaho 

Garcia  Vincent,  jeweler  with  Amado  Mendoza,  dwl 

516  Pacific 
Garcm  Leon  P.,  fGarcin  Sf  PeriamJ  dwl  Twenty- 
second  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Garcin  &  Periara,    (Leon  P.  Garcin  and  John   T. 

PeriamJ  Vulcan   Forges  and  Machine   Shop, 

N  s  Howard  bet  Beale  and  Main 
Gard  John,  bootcrimper  with  Buckingham  &  Hecht, 

dwl  cor  Ninth  and  Harrison 
Gardanowsky  E.  A.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  765 

Mission 
Gardella  Guiseppe,  gardener,  dwl  314  Pacific 
Garden    Tract    Addition    Homestead    Association, 

office  312  Montgomery 
Garden   Tract    Homestead  Association,  office   312 

Montgomery 
Garden   Valley   Homestead    Association,  office  24 

Merchants  Exchange 
Gardenburg  A.,  peddler,  dwl  417  Jones 
Gardener  Charles,  junkdealer,  dwl   Ocean  House 

Road  nr  Mission 
Gardenville  Homestead  Association,  office  415  Mont 
Garder  John,  florist  with  William  Patterson,  dwl 

cor  Sixteenth  and  Hotf  Avenue 
Gardiner  Baldwin,  clerk  with  Redington,  Hostetter 

6  Co..  dwl  1506  Taylor 

Gardiner  Henry  E.,  carriagemaker,  928  Harrison 
Gardiner  James  J.,  chief  deputy  surveyor  city  and 

county,  dwl  S  s  Filbert  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Gardiner  John,  brickmaker,  dwl  San  Bruno  Road 

nr  Silver  Avenue 
Gardiner  John  H.  N.,  carpenter,  dwl  1104  Pine 
Gardiner  Thomas,   fruits  and    vegetables,   Grand 

Central  Market,  dwl  14  Cleaveland 
Gardiner  William,  boxmaker  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore 

&  Co.,  dwl  15  Second 
Gardner  Clarence   C,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo   & 

Co.,  dwl  Russ  House 
Gardner  Francis  B.,  hostler  with  Thomas  J.  Morse, 

dwl  75  Fourth,  rear 
Gardner  Francis  I.,  conductor  Omnibus  Raili'oad, 

dwl  219  Tehama 
Gardner  George,  real  estate  agent,  office  331  Mont- 
gomery 
Gardner  George  D.,   (Gardner  &  Hopkins)  dwl 

1917  Polk 
Gardner  George  M.,  (Hartshorne  &  G.)  dwl  926 

Montgomery 
Gardner  John,  farmer,  dwl  N  s  Camp  bet  Second 

Avenue  and  Guerrero 


Gardner  John,  superintendent  Omnibus  Railroad, 

dwl  721  Howard 
Gardner  Joseph,  laborer.  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's 

S.8.  California 
Gardner  Joseph  H.,  clerk,  514  Mont,  dwl  721  Cal 
Gardner  Joseph  W.,  barkeeper  707  Davis,  dwl  1719 

Leavenworth 
Gardner  Martin  V.   B.,   passenger  agent   Kansas 

City,  St.  Joseph  and   Council  Bluff  R.   R.,   306 

Montgomery,  dwl  622  Ellis,  rear 
Gardner  Roland  B.,  clerk  with  Maurice  Dore  &  Co., 

dwl  821  Market 
Gardner  Samuel,  (Gardner  &    ClawsonJ  dwl  631 

Sacramento 
Gardner  William,   carpenter    H.    C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
GARDNER  &  CLAWSON,  (Samuel  Gardner  and 

Henry  A.  Clavson)  proprietors    Mint  Saloon, 

605  Commercial 
Gardner   &   Hopkins,    (George   D.  Gardner   and 

Wirt  Hopkins)  importers  watches  and  jewelry, 

5  Montgomery 
Gareghty  John,  steward  North  Pac.  Trans.   Go's  S. 

S.  Moses  Taylor 
Garey  P.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Gaiez  Juan,  miner,  dwl  19  John 
Garfield  Henry  L.,  (Bailey  Sf  G.)  dwl  33  Kearny 
Garfield  John  Q.,  (Jennings  &  G.ydwl  1312  Larkin 
Garfield  Maynard  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  SW  cor  How- 
ard and  Erie 
Gargan  Patrick,  stove  mounter  and  boarding,   21 

Anthony 
Gargan  Philip,  driver  with  Lyon  &   Co.,   dwl  21 

Anthony 
Gargen  Edward,  clerk  with  Michael  Curran,   dwl 

SW  cor  Clinton  and  Brannan 
Gargue  John,  second  engineer  C.  S.  Nav.  Go's  stm 

Chrysopolis 
Garibaldi  Francisco,  laborer,  dwl  ]3Bannam  Place 
Garibaldi  G.,    laborer    with    Joseph    Burro,  dwl 

Presidio  road  nr  Filbert 
Garibaldi  G.,  fmits,  1505  Powell 
Garibaldi  G.  &  Co.,   (Thomas  Holt  and     William 

Kinkead)    Spring    Garden     Restaurant,     510 

Market 
Garibaldi  George,  (G.    Garibaldi  &    Co.)  dwl  510 

Market 
Garibaldi  House,  Luigi  Paravagna  proprietor,  SE 

cor  Broadway  and  Sanson) 
Garibaldi  Jean  B.,  gardener,  Visitacion  Valley  bet 

San  Bruno  and  San  Jose  roads 
Garibaldi  John,  drayman,  dwl  1823  Powell 
Garibaldi  John,  wood  dealer,  dwl  E  s  Gaven  bet 

Filbert  and  Greenwich 
Garibaldi  Joseph,   drayman  420  Battery,   dwl  22 

Lafayette  Place 
Garibaldi  L.  Henri,  gardener,  Visitacion  Valley  nr 

San  Bruno  road 
Garibaldi  Stefano,  laborer  with  D.  Ghirardelli,  dwl 

Bannam  Place  nr  Dupont 
Garibay  Simon,  cigarmaker  with  Cobo,  Martinez  & 

Co.,  dwl  27  Hinckley 
Garien  Nicholas,  cook,  dwl  321  Stockton,  rear 
Garin  P.  A.,  teacher  drawing,  dwl  504  Thii-d 
Garin  Timothy,  carpenter,  dwl  252  Clementina 
Garin  Victor,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Gariot  Alfred,  (Gariot  &  Son)  res  Oakland 
Gariot  Julius,  (Gariot  &  Sou)  res  Oakland 
Gariot  &  Son,  (Julius   and   Alfred   Gariot)   door 

and  sash  dealers,  39  Market 
Garkoch  Justis  W.,   (Garkoch,    Weber  <Sb  Co.)  dwl 

109  California 
GARKOCH,  WEBER  &  CO.,   (J.    W.   Garkoch 

and  P.  J     Weber)   importers  and   commission 

merchants,  room  6, 109  California 
Garland  Annie  Miss,  saleswoman.   Pacific   Sewing 

Machine  Co.,  dwl  602  Leavenworth 
Garland  John  S.,  (S.  F.  Transfer  Co.)  208  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  Lick  House 


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Garland  Milton  H.,  confectioner,  828  Market,  dwl 

412  Ellia 
Garland  K.  T.,  miner,  dwl  110  Prospect  Place 
Garland  William,  laborer,  dwl  330  Sansom 
Garland  William  D.,  (Garland  Jj-  MooreJ  dwl  803 

Mason 
GARLAND  &  UOORE,  flViniam    D.   Garland 

and  Jiixtin  P.  Moore)  general  agents  Equitable 

Life  Assurance  Society,  ofHce  430  Montgomery 
Garnian  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  405  Natoma 
Garmez  Joseph,  cook,  623  Commercial 
Garms  Peter,  clerk  with  Heury   Seidenburg,  dwl 

520  Vallejo 
Garms  William,  driver  Pacific  Brewery,  dwl  271 

Tehama 
Garn  Louis,  capmaker,  dwl  13  Minna 
Gam  William,   cap  manufacturer,  409   California, 

dwl  37  Jetisie 
Garnard  Henry,  cook  New  Mint  Restaurant,  dwl 

Jessie  nr  Third 
Garneau  Gaspar,  feed,  -wood   and  coal,  967  Mission 
Garner  John,  painter,  dwl  SW  cor  W^ashiugton  and 

Sansom 
Gamer  John, wharfinger  Washington  Street  Wharf, 

dwl  1716  Stockton 
Garnery  Fanny,  (Garnery  &  Go.)  dwl  W  s  Dupont 

bet  Clay  and  Washington 
Garnery  &  <uo.,( FaniLy  Garnery  Sf-  Alphonse  Gra- 

vier)  vegetables  aud  fruits,  6  S.  F.  Market 
Garness  Mary  A.,  (widow)  boarding  and  lodging,  9 

Minna 
GARNETT    LOUIS    A.,  president  and  manager 

San  Francisco  Assaying  and   Refining  Works, 

office  416  Montgomery,  dwl  35  Essex 
Gamier  Felix,  clerk  with  Leon  Auradou,   dwl  720 

Stockton 
Gamier  Guiseppe,  (Faure  &  G.J  dwl  634  Pacific 
Garnies  W.  Henry,  storekeeper  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  dwl 

539  Second 
GARNISS    JAMES    R.,  general  agent   Guardian 

Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  office  219   Sansom, 

dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Garr  John,  bootmaker,  dwl  N  8  Harrison  nr  Ninth 
Garraghty  Michael,  fireman  stmr  Princess,  dwl  NE 

cor  Stockton  aud  Francisco 
Garrard  James,  carpenter,  dwl  110  Minna 
Garratt  Benjamin  F.,  brassfinisher  with  W.  T.  Gar- 

rattife  Co.,  dwl  E  s  Capp   bet  Nineteenth  and 

Twentieth 
Garratt  Joseph,  with   W'illiam  T.    Garratt  &  Co., 

dwl  Es  Capp  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Garratt  William  T.,(' IT.   T.  Garratt  &  Co.)  dwl 

405  Sixth 
GARRATT  W.  T.  &-  CO.,  fJnmes  Billman  and 

William  T.  Little)  brass  aud  bellfounders,  SE 

cor  Fremont  and  Mission 
Garraud  Justine,  (widow)  dwl  1110  Sacramento 
Garreala  Manuelia.  dressmaker,  dwl  NW  cor  Broad- 
way and  Kearny 
Garretson  J.  DeWiit,  clerk  C.  S.  Nav.  Go's  steamer 

Chrysopolis,  dwl  3  Martha  Place 
Garrett  Alexander  Charles  Rev.,  pastor  St.  James 

Episcopal  Church,  dwl  1310  Pine 
Garrett  Francis,  shoemaker,  312  Pacific 
Garrett  Henry,  clerk  with  R.  G.   Dun  &  Co.,  320 

California 
Garrett  Howard,  porter  Orleans  Hotel 
Garrett  Jacob  L..  commission  merchant,  office  220 

Front,  dwl  230  Third 
Garrett  James,  carpenter,  dwl  326  Vallejo 
Garrett  James  H.,  (Wittland   4-  G.y  dwl  NE  cop 

Tyler-&  Hyde 
Garrett  John,  boarding,  N  s  Oak  bet  Gough  and 

Octavia 
Garrett  Samuel,  porter,  315  Front,  dwl  209  Second 
Garrett  Thomas,  molder  Jitua  Iron  Works,  dwl  312 

Pacific 
Garretty  John,  bottler  Empire  Soda  Works,  dwl  125 

Shipley 


Garrety  Patrick,  drayman,  732  Sacramento 
Garrety  Patrick,  waiter,  dwl  242  Fifth 
Garrick  Michael,  blacksmith,  dwl  815  Foisom 
Garrick  Michael,  wagonmaUer,  850    Howard,  dwl 

820  Folsom 
Garriga  Andres  Rev.,  asst-pastor  St.  Francis  Church, 

dwl  519  Green 
Garrigan  Laughlin,  laborer,  dwl  Filbert  bet  Sansom 

aud  Montgomery 
Garrigan   Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Sansom  nr 

Union 
Garrington  Henry,  dwl  502  Sixth 
Garris  Edward  'L.,fGarris  Jj-  Ooburn)  dwl  207  Foet 
Garris  &  Coburn,  {Edward  L.  Garri.i  and  George 

A.  Coburn)  wood  aud  coal,  134  Fifth 
Garrison  Alfred,  (colored)  waiter,  dwl  7  Card  Alley 
Garrison  E.  N.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League, 128 Keainy 
Garrison  G.  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Lincoln  Pri- 

marv  School,  dwl  411  Brannan 
GARRISON  L.  B.  &  CO.,    wholesale    and    retail 

liquors,  NW  cor  Third  and  Bryant 
Garrison  Lewis  B.,  (X.  B.  Garrison  4'    Co.)  dwl 

411 Brannan 
Garrison    Susan  Miss,  (colored)   dressmaker,  dwl 

Miles  Court  nr  California 
Garrissere  Francis,  haiidressing   saloon  and  baths, 

615  Commercial,  dwl  828  Washington 
Garrissere  Frank,  wigmaker  with  Mrs.  B.  Spitz, dwl 

W  8  Broadway  bet  Montyomery  and  Kearny 
Garrissere  Peter,  hairdresser  with  F.  Garrissere, dwl 

W  s  Stockton  bet  Washington  and  Jackson 
Garrity  Ellen  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  215  Tehama 
Garrity  John,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Salmon  nr  Pacific 
Garrity  John  H.,  laborer  Empire  Soda  Works,  dwl 

154  Shipley 
Garrity  Peter,  policeman   City  Hall,  dwl  121  Ber- 
nard 
Garro  Bernard,  laborer  with  Joseph  Burro,  dwl 

Presidio  Road  nr  Filbert 
Garrone  Felix,  furnished  rooms,  720  California 
Garry  Edward,  broommaker,  dwl  20  Tehama 
Gars  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  6  Pollard  Place 
Garside  George  W.,  surveyor,  dwl  436  Jessie 
Garson  Andrew,  foreman  with  Schierhold  &  Kruse 

Bros.,  dwl  445  Clementina 
Garson  James,  cari^enter,  dwl  32]  Third 
Gartelman  John,  ( Dnnker  &  G.)  dwl  814  Clay 
Garthorne  Caroline  Miss,  saleswoman  Women's  Co- 
operative Union,  dwl  W  s  Wash  Av  nr  How 
Garthorne  Charles,  accountant,  dwl  W  s  Washing- 
ton Av  nr  Howard 
Garthwaite  Harry,  lumber  surveyor,  pier  5  Steuart, 

dwl  807  Geary 
Garthwaite  William  W.,  clerk  Pacific  Insurance  Co., 

dwl  807  Geary 
Garsland  J.  G.,  bricklayer  Bricklayers' Association, 

234  Sutter 
Gartland  John,  conductor  N.  B.  <fe  M.  R.  R 
Gartland  Philip,   bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Associa- 
tion, 234  Sutter 
Gartner  Nicholas,  hotelkeeper,  dwl  2003  Powell 
Garver  John,  musician,  dwl  Pine  nr  Buchanan 
Garvey  Anna,  dressmaker,  dwl  727  Minna 
Garvey  Christopher,  clerk,  dwl  565  Tehama 
Garvey  David,  teamster,  dwl  727  Minna 
Garvey  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  24  Jessie 
Garvey  James,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Garvey    James,  (Garvey    if   Kimball)  dwl    114 

Minna 
Garvey  James  J.  P.,  clerk  with  Samuel  H.  Sheplar, 

dwl  SW  cor  Clay  and  Stockton 
Garvey  James  P.,  searcher    records,    302    Mont- 
gomery, dwl  207  Powell 
Garvey  Maggie,  dwl  727  Minna 
Garvey  Peter,  boatman,  dwl  417  Greenwich,  rear 
Garvey  William,  molder  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  24 

Jessie 
Garvey  William  V.,  real  estate  agent,   office    618 
Merchant,  dwl  626  Green 


JONES,  PUIiliMAN  &  CO.,  118  Sansom  Street,  Laces  and  Embroideries. 


KEDINGTON,  HOSTETTEK  &  CO.  keep  a  full  and  choice  stock  of  Paints,  Oils,  etc. 


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OARVEY  &   KIMBALL,    pames    Garvey    and 

Matthew  H.  Kimballj  bellhangers,  silverplatera 

aud  locksmiths,  '29  New  Montgomery 
Garvin  James,  clerk,  dwl  522  Turk,  rear" 
Garvin  James,    porter,    dwl    N    s    California   bet 

Powell  and  Mason 
Garvin   John,  carpenter,  dwl  Eleventh  Av  nr  G, 

South  S.  F. 
Garvin  Lawrence,  butcher  vrith  John  A.  Roth,  dwl 

432  Third 
Garvin  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  522  Turk,  rear 
Garvin  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  1305  Jackson 
Garwood  Geoi'ge  M.,  assistant  assessor  U.  S.  Inter- 
nal Revenue,  dwl  Russ  House 
Garwood  William  T.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  520 

Keaniy 
Gary  John,  trunkmaker  with  E.  Galpen  &  Co., dwl 

First  .A.V  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Garzand  Henrv,  dwl  245  Minna 
GAS   COMPANY  S.  F.,  office  and  works  NE  cor 

Howard  and  First 
GAS  METER  INSPECTOR,  office SW  cor  Mission 

and  First 
Gashwiler  John  W.,  mining,  office  438  California, 

dwl  E  8  Thirteenth  bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Gaskill  Rolliu  C,  local  agent  Brooklyn   Life  Ins. 

Co.,  240  Montgomery,  res  Oakland 
Gaskin  Charles  M.,  local  policeman,  dwl  409  Wash 
Gaspalu  Daniel,  chocolatemaker,  dwl  SW  cor  Broad- 
way and  Dupont 
Gasper  M.,  hostler,  City  R.  R. 
Gasqne  Henry,   clerk   with   William  Fahrenkrug, 

dwl  NE  cor  Howard  and  Seventh 
Gass  George  V.,  driver  -with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

dwl  121  Ninth 
Gass  Richard,  driver  Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl  Valen- 
cia nr  Sixteenth 
Gass  William,  tilecutter,  Pacific  File  Works,  dwl 

1917  Howard 
Gass  William  C,  rGass  ^  Co.;  dwl  701  O'Farrell 
Gasa  &  Co.,  (William  C.  Gass,  Joint  H.   Bo/land 

&    IV.  H.  Emerson)  Champagne  Mead  Works, 

114  Turk 
Gassert   William,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Ninth  and  Mission 
Gassmann  John  B.,  laundry,  406  Union 
Gassmaun  Joseph,  furnislied  rooms,  428  Broadway 
Gasmus  Charles,  waiter,  228  Keaniy 
Gassmns  Edward,  shoemaker  with  Adam  Kaufmann, 

dwl  550  Pine 
Gassner  Valentine,  boots  and  shoes,  305  Dupont 
Gast  August,  blacksmith,  dwl  7  St.  Charles  Place 
Gasten  August,  blacksmith  with  Philip  Harold,  dwl 

San  Bruno  Road  nr  Woolsey 
Gastland  James,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Gastou  Alexis,  waiter,  135  Sansom,  dwl  21  Dupont 
Gaston  George,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refinerv, 

dwl  151  Polk 
Gaston  H.  C,  bootmaker,  21  Dupont 
Gaston  James,  porter   North  Pac.  Trans.  Co."8  S.  S. 

Senator,  dwl  260  First 
Gaston  Melauie  Mrs.,  laundry,  21  Dupont 
Gatchell  J.   M.,  dwl  E  s  Howard  bet  Nineteenth 

and  Twentieth 
Gately  John,  laborer,  Clay  Street  Wharf,  dwl  820 

Sansom 
Gately  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  243  Minna 
Gately  Martin,  tailor,  .502  Pacific 
GatelV  Marv  B.,  (widow)  dwl  716  OTarrell 
GATELY  MICHAEL, real  estate  agent,  720  Market, 

dwi  VV  s  Gough  bet  Fulton  and  Grove 
Gately  P.  Mrs.,  fruits,  400  Post 
Gately  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Post  bet  Webster 

and  Buchanan 
Gately  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Broadway  bet  Polk 

and  Van  Ness,  rear 
Gately  Patrick,  teamster,  dwl  400  Post 
Gately  Thomas  B..  compositor  S.  F-  Chronicle,  dwl 

S  s  California  bet  Webster  and  Buchanan 


Gates  Alfred  W.,  livery  stable,  807  Montgomery, 

dwl  309  Green 
Gates  Alva  Jr.,  clerk  with  Alfred  W.  Gates,  dwl  309 

Green 
Gates  Charles,  cook,  dwl  1  Harlan  Place 
GATES  DANIEL,  physician,  office  and  dwl  128 

Kearny 
Gates  Horace,  Eagle  Coffee,  Spice  and  Drug  Mills, 

10  Stevenson,  dwl  223  Seventh 
GATES  HORATIO  S.,  physician,  and  real  estate, 

office  526  Merchant,  dwl  NE   cor   Sutter  and 

Steiner 
GATES  JAMES  H.,  druggist  and  apothecary,  219 

Montgomerv,  dwl  151  \  Silver 
Gates  James  R.,  (J.  R.  Gates   &   Co.)  dwl  913 

Howard 
GATES  J.  R.  &  CO.,  wholesale  druggists,  417  and 

419  Sansom 
Gates  Lewis,  carriage  trimmer,  dwl  435  Pine 
Gates  W.,  dwl  719  Market 
Gatinelli  Joseph,  restaurant,  1030  Kearny 
Gatjen  Henry,  painter,  dwl  225  Sutter 
Gatke  Jo):\n'(Gatke  Sf  Albers)  dwi  NW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Seventh 
GATKE  &  ALBERS,  (John  Gatke  Sj-  Henry  Al- 
ters) groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Seventh  and 

Mission 
Gatlan  James,  laborer,  dwl  135  Minna 
Gaton  John,  laborer,  dwl  238  Beale 
GATTEL  BERNHARD,  general  agent  Germania 

Life  Insurance  Co.,  and  North  German  Lloyd 

Steamship  Co.,  office  SW  cor  Montgomery  and 

California,  dwl  617  Jones 
Gattell  Percy,  dwl  Branch  Honse 
Gatter  Frank  W.,  captain  bark  Fremont,  dwl  cor 

Sacramento  and  Kimball 
Gatto  Antonio,  wood  and  coal,  1417  Stockton 
Gatze   August,   driver  Eclipse   Bakery,  dwl  1425 

Dupont 
Gaudin  J.  M.,  (Derre  Sp  G.J  dwl  SW  cor  Dupont 

and  Washington 
Gaudowin  Alexander,  cook  Occidental  Hotel 
Ganghegau  Thomas,  baker,  dwl  1156  Folsom 
Ganghran  James,  stevedore,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet 

Bryant  and  Brannan 
Gaul  James,  laborer  S.  F.  and  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  E  8  Eighth  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Gauley  Anna  S.,  (widow)  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Gauley  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  29  Ecker,  rear 
Gauley  James  B.,  distiller,  bds  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Gault  Adolph,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  15 

Morey  Alley 
Gault  Alexander  A.,  porter  with  A.  G.  Chauche, 

dwl  15  Morey  Alley 
Graunce    Leonard,    porter  with   Root  &  Nye,  dwl 

622  Ellis,  rear 
Gaurier  Emil,   coppersmith,   dwl  SE  cor  Powell 

and  Sutter 
Gaussail  Bernard,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Broadway 

and  Stockton 
Gautadini  Jules,  coppersmith,  dwl  SE  cor  Powell 

and  Sutter 
Gauthier   Eugene,   civil  engineer,  office  527  Clay, 

dwl  613  Union 
Gautier  Leon,  clerk  with  Joseph  H.  Drossel,  dwl 

16  Turk 
Gautier  Leon  P.,  physician,  office  102  Geary,  dwl 

16  Turk 
Gautier  Louis  M.,  laundry,  922  Stockton 
Gautron  Gustave,  proprietor  New  England  Kitchen, 

506  Washington,  dwl  Government  House 
Gauvreau  Louis  O.,  dwl  1018  Stockton 
G^van  Michael  J.,  (McDonald  &  G.)  dwl  712  Sutter 
Gaven   Peter   T. ,   fruits   and  vegetables,  38  Occi- 
dental Market,  dwl  75  Minna 
Gaver  Edward  S.,  clerk,  dwl  1006  Clay 
Gaver  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  1309  Vallejo 
Gavigan  Martin,   laborer,   dwl  N  s  Boston  Place 

nr  First 


A  knowledge  of  the  buainess  aud  fair  dealing  are  combined  in  the  FEOFIiES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Keamy  Street,  Fancy  Goods. 


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Gaviffan    Thomas,   express,    SW  cor  Market  and 

Second,  dwl  S  s  Fell  nr  Steiner 
GAVIGAN   WILLIAM,  wood,   SE  cor  Jackson 

and  East,  dwl  149  Clara 
Gavin  Jolin,  laborer,  dwl  1318  Jackpon 
Gavin  Kieran,  foreman  with  William  H.  Norton, 

dwl  Austin  nr  Gough 
Gavin  Snniuel,  laborer,  dwl  Lomb  nr  Fillmore 
Gavitt  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  818  Powell 
Gawley  Charles,  laborer  S.  F.  and  P.  Lead  Pipe 

and  Shot  Works,  dwl  77  Clementina 
Gawiev  William  H.,  (Meifr-f  <fc  G.J  dwl  417  Har 
Gaxiola  Carlos  E.,  dwl  20  South  Park 
Gaxiola    Nicolas,    (Gaxiola    Sj-    Aiidrade)  dwl  20 

South  Park 
GAXIOLA     &     ANDRADE,    (Nicolas    Gaxiola 

and    Guillenno    Andrade)    commission    mer- 
chants, 430  Jackson 
Gay  Albert  C,  carpenter,  dwl  S  8  Twenty-third  bet 

Treat  Avenue  and  Harrison 
GAY  CHARLES,  collector  and  general  agent,  of- 
fice 523  Montgomery,  dwl  W  s  Shotwell  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Gay  Daniel  C,  pilot  C.  S.  N.  Co.'s  stm  Yosemite, 

dwl  150  Second 
Gay  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  431  Hayes 
Gay  Jean  Emanuel,  dwl  1228  Dupont,  rear 
Gay  John,  fireman  C.  S.  N.  Co.'s  stm  Amador 
Gay  John   G.,  superintendent  Masonic  Cemetery, 

Cliff  House  Road 
Gayler  Edwin,   bookkeeper,   129  Sansom,  dwl  28 

'  Geary 
Gay  lord  George  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  SW  cor  Solano 

and  Iowa 
Gaylord  William  H.,  sale  stable,  Thirty-third  Ave- 
nue, Bay  Park  Homestead,  South  S.  F. 
Gaynor  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  242  Fremont 
Gaynor  John,  laborer,  dwl  248  Tehama,  rear 
Gaynor  John  P.,  architect,  oflSce  426  Montgomery, 

dwl  (i63  Harrison 
Gaynor  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  1321  Kearny 
Gaynor  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  608  Minna,  rear 
Gaynor  Patrick,  hostler,  527  Pacific,  dwl  248  Te- 
hama 
Gaynor   William,  policeman   City   Hall,  dwl  227 

Perry 
Gaynord  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  71  Jessie 
Gaz  A.  C.  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Gazelle  Jo.seph,  mariner,  dwl  lUi  Steuart 
Geantit  Alphonse,  market,  1202  Dupont,  dwl  1419 

Dupont 
Gearon  John   F.,   (Gearon  &  MxirphyJ  dwl  1110 

Harrison 
Gearon  &  Murphy,  (John  F.  Gearon  and  Dennis 

Mnrphr/J  hairdressers,  968  Folsora 
Geary  Daniel,  lumberman,  dwl  N  s  Union  bet  Mont- 

gomei'v  and  Calhoun 
Geary  Dennis,  (Geary  &  Leahy)  dwl  410  Folsom 
Geary  Henry,   laborer  City   Paving  Co.,  dwl  112 

William 
Geary  James,  calker  Calkers'  Ass'n,  713  Mission 
Geary  James,  carj)enter,  dwl  1431  Taylor 
Geary  James,  shoemaker,  dwl  528  Pacific 
Gearv  Jeremiah,  tanner  with  Daniel  Mahoney,  dwl 

W  s  Guerrero  nr  Fifteenth 
Geary  John,  bookbinder  with  Bartling  &  Kimball, 

dwl  W  s  Guerrero  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Geary  John,  laborer  ^tua  Iron  Works,  dwl  321 

Main 
Geary  John,  trnnkmaker,  dwl  W  s  First  Av  bet 

Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Geary  John  F.,  farmer,  dwl  N  8  Geary  bet  Devisa- 

dero  and  Broderick 
Gearv  John  F.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

dwl  632  Howard 
Geary    Patrick,    laborer,    dwl    cor    Randall   and 

Chenery 
Geary  Street  Extension    Homestead   Association, 

office  511  California 


Geary  William,  (Redington,  Hostetter  &  Co.)  dwl 

1907  Polk 
Geary  &  Leahy,  f  Dennis  Geary  and  Daniel  Leahy) 

groceries  and  liquors,  410  Folsom 
Geaschlin  Fiank,  coppersmith,  dwl  316  O'Farrell 
Gebbels  Nicholas,  expresswagon,  dwl  978  Harrison 
Gebhardt  August,  butcher  with   Menges  &  Frank, 

dwl  532  Mission 
Gebhardt   Frederick,  carriagesmith,  770  Mission, 

dwl  451  Jessie 
Gebhardt  Wendel,  npbolsterer,  837  Clay,  dwl  NW 

cor  Powell  and  Bush 

Gebhart ,  clerk,  dwl  20  Montgomery 

Gebhart  August,  brushmaker  with  Feldmann,  Simp- 
son &  Co.,  dwl  147  Silver 
Gebhart  Joseph,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  P.  Cole  & 

Co.,  dwl  147  Silver 
Geckler  John,  carriagemaker.  dwl  231  Sutter 
Gecqnal  Peter,  laborer  with  Louis  Ternon,  dwl  E  s 

Long  Bridge 
Geddes  Alexander,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  W  s  Gordon 

nr  Harrison 
GEDDES  CHARLES,  architect,  office  328  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  638  Minna 
Geddes  George,  carpenter  H.  C.  League, 128  Kearny 
Geddes  J.,  bds  International  Hotel 
Gederholm  William,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Gedge  Frank  J.,  dwl  1115  Leavenworth 
Gedge  George,  captain  steamer  New  World,   dwl 

1115  Leavenworth 
Gedge   J.  Harry   P.,  (Gedge  <fc    Thayer)  dwl  615 

Dupont 
GEDGE  &  THAYER,  (J.  Harry  P.  Gedge  and 

S.  C.  E.   Thayer)  gents'  furnishing  goods,  323 

Montgomery 
Gee  Ferdinand,  master  mariner,  dwl  123  Perry 
Gee  Myron,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Gee   Robert   E.,   driver  Omnibus  R.   R.,   dwl  209 

Eighth, rear 
Geffke  H.,  workman  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  Bryant  nr  Eighth 
Gefken  John  C,  clerk  with  John  W.  Frisch,  dwl 

121  Seventh 
Gegan  William  H  ,  surveyor  Market  Fire  Ins.  Co., 

dwl  603  Pine 
Geggus  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  1015  Howard 
Geggus  Fritz,  butcher  with   L.    Geggus,    dwl  77 

Everett 
Geggus  Louis,  butcher,  NW  cor  Third  and  Everett, 

dwl  77  Everett 
Geg)n  Thomas,  laborer  Subsistence  Department,  U. 

S.  A.,  dwl  11  Garden 
Gehagan  Michael,  dwl  NW  cor  Leav  and  Jackson 
Geben  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Miss  Margaret 

Tripp,  dwl  476  Jessie 
Gehen  Alichael,  laborer,  dwl  476  Jessie 
Gehilieri  John  B.,  gardener,  dwl  314  Pacific 
Gehret  Sophie  Mrs.,  corsets,  741  Clay 
Gehricke  Henry  P.,  clerk  Greenwich  Dock  U.  8. 

Bonded  Warehouse,  dwl  172  Perry 
Gehricke  O.  F.,  local  agent  Pacific  Insurance  Co., 

dwl  562  Minna 
Gehrig  Ferdinand,  foreman  Pioneer  Malt  House, 

dwl  N  s  Francisco  nr  Stockton 
Gehrt  Henry,  hostler  Philadelphia  Brewery,  dwl 

228  Second 
Geiger  Andrew,  shoemaker,  dwl  SW  cor  Hartman 

and  Lombard 
Geiger  August,  (McCarty&  G.)  dwlNE  cor  Stock- 
ton and  Washington 
Geiger  John  G.,  barkeeper  with  Thomaa  W.  Bren- 

nan,  dwl  518  Stockton 
Geiger  Peter,  baker  Russ  House 
Geils  Frederick,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Beale  and 

Mission 
Geils  Herman  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Polk  and  Pacific 
GEIMANN  WILLIAM,merchant  tailor,  633  Wash- 
ington, dwl  925  Jackson 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sanacm  Street,  Sewing  and  Embroidering  Silks. 


NEWKlili'S  PUIiBCOKABY  SYRUP,  the  best  famUy  Cough  Mediclna 


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Geirrine  Charles,  clerk  with  Kohler,  Chase  &  Co., 

dwl  131()  Kearny 
Geis  Adam,  haiidiesser,  dwl  S  s  Lily  Avenue  bet 

Gough  and  Fiankliii 
Geis  Kilian,  hairdresser,  822  Montgomery,  dwl  7 

Montgomery  Court 
Geiser  Charles,  market,  SE  cor  Green  and  Duponty 

dwl  1819  Powell 
Geist  William,  pawnbroker,  629  Sacramento 
Geishaker  Andrew,  (Krasen  &  G.J  dwl  413  Bryant 
Geishaker  Mathias,  sawyer  with  Kragen  &  Geisha- 
ker, dwl  413  Bryant 
Geislaar  Joseph,  laborer,  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Pac 
Geissendorfer  Frederick,  stationery,  438^  Third 
Geist  William,  pawnbroker,  033  Sacramento 
Geitner  Leonhardt,  ( Hautzsch  &  G.J  dwl  424  Du- 

pont 
Gelalia  Giovanni,  fruits,  802  Dupont,  dwl  SW  cor 

PaciKc  and  East 
GELIEX  RUDOLPH  G.,  manufactnrer  cigars  and 

tobacco,  SE  cor  Front  and  California,  dwl  623 

California 
Geliuas  John,  dwl  W  8  Folsom  bet  Sixteenth  and 

Seventeenth 
Gellert  Henry,  hairdresser  with  S.  Saalburg,  dwl 

671  Market 
Gellette  M.,  dwl  11  Kearny 
Gelmau  Frances,  (widow)  lodgings,  295  Third 
Gelston  J.  M.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Tehama  School, 

dwl  304  Third 
Genardini  Paul,  cook,  135  Sansom,  dwl  Pacific  bet 

Dupont  and  Stockton 
Genaro  Sebastian,  musician,  dwl  420  Greenwich 
Gendar  Alfred,  barkeeper  with  Ned  Buckley,  dwl 

545  Stevenson 
Gendar  Edward  F.,  salesman  with  Church  &  Clark, 

dwl  545  Stevenson 
Gendar  John  W.,  candy  manufacturer,  21  Sixth, 

dwl  624  Jessie 
Gendar  Reuben,  barkeeper  with  Ned  Buckley,  dwl 

545  Stevenson 
Gendar  William,  barkeeper  with  Ned  Buckley,  dwl 

545  Stevenson 
GENERAL    TRANSATLANTIC    CO.,   (agency) 

Belloc  Freres  agents,  office  524  Montgomery 
Generlich  Julius,  tailor,  427  Sutter 
GENESEE   FLOUR    MILLS,   Edward  Kennedy 

proprietor,  Gold  nr  Sansom 
Genet  Andre,  tailor  with  Joseph  Assion,  dwl  637 

Washington 
Gengnagel  Jacob,  (Hahn  Sf  G.J  dwl  28  Maiy 
Genin  John  N.  Jr.,  salesman  with  A.  Lamott,  dwl 

711  California 
Gensbers^er  Max,  bookkeeper,  205  Sansom,  dwl  211 

Powell 
Gensler  Christ,  baker  with  William  Hessler,  dw4 

715  Pacific 
Gensler  Julius,  tailor,  320  Sixth 
Gensoul  Adrien,  cashier  French  Savings  and  Loan 

Society,  dwl  421  ^  Post 
Gentanora  August,  lahorer,  dwl  3  Margaret  Alley 
Gentil  Edward,  doormaker  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe, 

dwl  819  Clay 
Gently  Abner,  clerk,  dwl  314  Bush 
Genly  Amalie  Mrs,  laundry,  819  Clay 
Genty  Edward,  dwl  819  Clay 
Genung  A.  W.,  chief  clerk  assessor  U.  S.  Internal 

Revenue,  dwl  36  Geary 
Genung  C.  A.  Mrs.,  magnetic  physician,  office  Nu- 
cleus Hotel 
Geotfroe  Meyer,  waiter,  617  Sacramento 
Geoguagan  Bartholomew,  drayman,  101  Battery, 

dwl  949  Folsom 
Geoghaghan  Garrett,  shoemaker,  dwl  17  Sherwood 

Place 
Geoghegan  Patrick,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  911 

Market 
George  Arthur  T.,  clerk  letter  department  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  44  Third 


George  Constantine,  cook  with  Aristotle  Petro,  dwl 

673  Howard 
George  David,  (George  Sf  RogemJ  dwl  713  Bwdy 
George   Even  E.,  clerk  with  Davidson  &  Co.,  dwl 

246  Stevenson 
George    F.    Stanley,    clerk    auditing    department, 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  .304  Third 
George   Frank,  fisherman,  dwl  SW  cor  Pacific  and 

Davis 
George  Henry,  editor,  dwl  608  Stevenson 
George  Henry  A.,  stablekeeper,  dwl  704  Howard 
George  Henry  C,  secretary  Odd  Fellows'  Cemeterv 

Ass'n,  325  Montgomery,  dwl  928  Washington 
George  John,   waiter  with  John  Constantiu,   dwl 

1403  Stockton 
George  John  J.,  carpenter  Beale  St.  Planing  Mill, 

dwl  9  Louisa 
George  Joseph,  longshoreman,  dwl  Monlton  Place 
George  J nli us,  (George  Jj'  iMugkboroughJ  dwl  717 

Sutter 
George   Levi  F.,  carpenter,  905  Stockton,  dwl  842 

Clay 
George  Louis,  cutler  with  Michael  Price,  dwl  .325i 

Bush 
George  Louisa,  (widow)  dwl  San  Jose  Road  nr  St. 

Mary's  College 
George  Nelson,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl 

110  Stockton 
GEORGE    ROBERT,  secretary  Board   City  Hall 

Commissioners,  office  432  Mont,  dwl  S  s  Geary 

bet  Gough  and  Octavia 
George  Samuel,  carpenter  H.  C.  League.  128  Kearny 
George  Washington  S.  M.  Co.,  (White  Pine)  office 

1(3  Stevenson's  Building 
GEORGE  &  LOUGHBOROUGH,  r./H^jMs  George 

and  Alexander  U.  Loxighborovgk)  attorneys  at 

law,  office  NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Sac 
GEORGE  &  ROGERS,  (David  George  and  Tim- 
othy  RogersJ  wood  and  coal  yaid,  E  s  Webb 

bet  Sacramento  and  California 
Georvme  John,   laborer  with  William  H.  Brown, 

dwl  S  8  Market  nr  Ninth 
Geraghty  Bernard,  grocer,  dwl  6  Turk 
Geraghty  Michael,  fruits,  1129  Folsom 
Geraghty  Patrick,  drayman,  dwl  48  Everett 
Gerald  IDavid   V.,  (Bishop  &  G.)  attorney  at  law, 

office  414  California,  dwl  .536  Second 
Geran  John,  plumber  and  gas  titter,  dwl  N  s  Bran- 
nan  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Gerard  Charles,  market,  dwl  303  Mason 
Gerard  Thomas,  butcher,  dwl  Twelfth  Avenue  bet 

N  and  M.,  South  San  Francisco 
Gerber  John   B.,  bootmaker  with  A.  Jacques,  dwl 

NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Broadway 
Gerberding  Albert,  clerk  with  Williams,  Blanchard 

&  Co.,  dwl  823  Post 
Gerberding  C.  O.,  (widow)  dwl  823  Post 
Gerbie  W.,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  481  Jessie 
Gerck    William,    cabinetmaker    with   William   G. 

Weir,  dwl  338  Bush 
Gercke  Frederick,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  P.  Cole  & 

Co.,  dwl  Virginia  Place 
Gercken  Ernest,  master  mariner,  dwl  407  Green 
Gerdes  Alexander,  groceries  and  liquors,  25  Fourth 
Gerdes  Carsten,  jobwagon,  SE  cor  Post  and  Kearny, 

dwl  E  8  Mission  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenlh 
Gerdes  Diedrich,  barkeeper,  dwl  434  Broadway 
Gerdes  F.  H.,  clerk  San  Francisco  and  North  Pacific 

Railroad,  dwl  20  Montgomery 
Gerdes  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Gereau  William  B.,  shipcarver,  dwl  1505  California 
Gereghayt    Michael,  laborer  Laborers'   Pro.  Ben. 

Ass'n,  814  Howard 
Gerema  Charles,  cook,  dwl  621  Pine 
Gerhard  Berthold,  confectionery,  1102  Dupont 
Gerhardt  Peter,    hairdresser  with   M.   Cook,    cor 

Powell  and  Green 
Gerhardy  Charles,  salesman  with  Cox  &  Nichols, 

dwl  1116  Montgomery 


Furniture  and  Dwellings  insured  at  lowest  rates  by  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  P   VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO..  708.  712.  714  and  716  Keamy  Street.  Merchandise  Brokers. 


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Gerhardy  Pliilip,  butcher,  dwl  415  Pine 

Geihardy  William,  iiostler,  425  Piue 

Gerliold   Lucy  Mrs.,  fuiuisheii  rooms,  101  Prospect 

Pill  ce 
GERHOW  FREDERICK,   groceries  and  liquors, 

NVV  cor  Mission  and  Eaet,  dwl  243  Fremont 
Gericiilen  Charles  P.,  (Fenkkausen  &  G.J  dwl  704 

Ellis 
Gericbten  G.  M.,  fCal.  Commercial  and  Manufac- 
turing Co. J  dwl  1414  Bush 
Gerichten    Frederick    W.,    (Gerichten  &  Wappel) 

dwl  827  Bush  ^ 

Gerichten   Louis,  teacher  gymnastics  Turn  Halle, 

dwl  33S  Bush 
Gerichten  &  Wappel,  f Frederick  Gerichten  &  Mi- 
chaellVappel J  oyster  saloon  and  restaurant,  337 
Bush 
Geri^a  Andrew  Rev.,  assistant  pastor  St.  Francis 

Church,  dwl  519  Green 
GerinK  William,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

259  Twelfth 
Gerke    Frederick,  carpenter    H.    C.   League,    128 

Kearny 
Gerke  William,  cabinetmaker  with  Schreiber,  Rohr 

<fe  Co., 
Gerken   Glaus,   (Blohm  &  G.)  dwl  NE  cor  Mission 

and  Beale 
Gerken    Diedrich,    C Gerken  Hf    WobberJ   SE  cor 

Kearny  and  Vallejo 
Gerken   Henry,   clerk,  .dwl  SW  cor  Harriet  and 

Howard 
Gerken   John,  shoemaker  with   William  Stevens, 

dwl  415  Braunan 
Gerken  William,  iontrshoreman,  dwl  434  Valleio 
GERKEN  &.  WOBBER,    f  Diedrich    Gerken     Sr 
Peter  Wohberj    groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 
Kearny  and  Vallejo 
Gerkens   Adolph,  laborer  with   Funcke  &  Wasser- 

mann,  dwl  SE  cor  Eighth  and  Brannan 
Gerkens  John  G.  H.,  porter,  dwl  228  Bush 
Gerlach  Conrad,  shoemaker,  dwl  101  O'Farrell 
Gerlach  Daniel  H.,  whipmaker  with  Main  «k  Win- 
chester, dwl  21  Clara 
GERLACH  G.  E.  &  CO.,  (Eenry    Von   Staden) 
groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Washington  and 
Powell 
Gerlach  George  E.,    rG.  E.  Gerlach  &    Go.)    dwl 
NW  cor  Washington  and  Powell 


Gerlach    Reinhfdd,  cooper  Philadelphia  Brewery, 

dwl  123  Tehama 
Gerlach   William,   bookkeeper  with  Dewey  &  Co. 
dwl  761  Howard  ' 

Gerlich  John  H..  ( Gerlich  &  Koenig)  dwl  NE  cor 
Folsom  and  First 

Gerlich  &  Koenig,  (John  H.  Gerlich  &  W.  H.  L. 
Koeiug)  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Folsom 
and  First 

Germain  Dwight,  compositor  with  Cubery  &  Co 
dwl  114  Perry  ^  ' 

Germain  Henry,  wood  and  coal,  418  O'Farrell 

Germain  Henry  Jr.,  clerk  with  Henry  Germain 
418  O'Farrell  ^  ' 

GERMAN  GENERAL  BENEVOLENT  SOCI- 
ETY, office  732  Wasliini/ton 

German  Hall,  Norden  &  Hirth  proprietors,  16  and 
18  Sansom 

GERMAN  HOSPITAL,  427  Brannan  nr  Third 

Grerman  Manuela  Miss,  dressmaker  with  B.  Winck- 
elmaiin,  dwl  627  Vallejo 

GERMAN  MUTUAL  RELIEF  SOCIETY,  oflBce 
732  Washington 

German  Savings  and  Building  Union,  office  136 
Fourth 

GERMAN  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCIETY 
Lawrence  Gottig  president,  George  Lette  secre- 
tary, office  513  California 

GERMAN  THEATER,  manager.  Ns  Cal  bet 
Kearny  and  Dupont,  (California  Theater) 
Charles  Fritsch  manager  ' 


Germani  Walmino,  cook  with  Campi    dt  Co.    dwl 

NW  cor  Clay  and  Sansom  ' 

Germania  Brewery,  George  Brekle  proprietor,  NE 

cor  Mason  and  Broadway 
GERMANIA  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO.,  Bernhard 
Gattel  general  agent,  office  SW  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  California 
GERMON  A.  &  CO.,  (James  NeylanJ  ship  knees 

laurel  timber  and  shingles,  18  and  20  Spear 
Germon    Adolphus,    (A.   German   &    Co.)  dwl  18 

Spear 
Geniich  Augustus,  carriagemaker,  770  Mission,  dwl 

273  Jessie 
Geroud  Albert,  waiter  with  I.  Friedlander,  dwl  438 

Bryant 
Gerran  John,  reporter  Guide,  dwl  540  Clay 
Gerrety  Peter  H.,  waiter    with    Charles  'Nivelles 

dwl  212  Fifth 
Gerrill  Henry,  stevedore.  Lumber  Stevedores'  Ass'n 

Barra's  Hall 
Gerrish  M.  E.  Mrs.,  wax  florist  and  teacher  poonah 

painting,  107^  Fifth 
Gerrity  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  651  Mission 
Gerritz  John,  lamplighter,  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Gerry  Ferdinand  F.,  salesman  with   C.  H.  Wether- 
bee  &  Co.,  dwl  266  Minna 
GERRY  SAMUEL  R.,  physician,   office   and  dwl 

124  Geary 
Gersbach  Charles,  wheelwright,  dwl  428  Broadway 
Gerson  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Gerstenberg  G.,  bootmaker,     Railroad    Avenue  nr 

Eleventh  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
Gerstenberg  Henry,   teamster,  dwl  S  8  Fulton   nr 

Octavia 
Gerstle  Lewis,  (A.    Wasxermann    Sf-    Co.,    Louis 
Sloss  &    Co.,    and  Hutchinson,  Kohl  &   Co  ) 
dwl  517  Mason 
Gerster  Anton,  porkpacker,  dwl  45  Clara 
Gerts  Niel,  carpenter,  dwl  Fillmore  nr  Union 
Gerty  James,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Gertzeu   Otto,   carpenter,  dwl    N  s  Post  bet    Bu- 
chanan and  Laguna 
Gerves  John,  (Meyer  Sf  G.)  dwl  Post  nr  Laguna 
Gerwien  Hermann,  carbuilder  with  Kimball  Manu- 

fiicturinfj  Co.,  dwl  433^  Third 
GERZABEK  OSCAR  V.,    manufacturers'  agent 
general  hardware,  563  Market,  dwl  705  Howard 
Gery  Richard,  teamster,  dwl  1021  Mission 
Geschke  Louis,  cook  North  German  Hotel,  39  Jack 
Gessan  Charles,  waiter,  1029  Dupont 
Gesvret  Eugene,  salesman  with  A.  E.  Sabatie  &  Co. 

dwl  605  Bush 
Getcbell  George  G.,  teamster,  dwl  532  Howard 
Getchell  James  T.,  porter  with  Marcus  C.  Hawley 

<fe  Co.,  dwl  205  Ritch 
Getchell    John    C,  tinsmith   with  Tay,  Brooks  &; 

Backus,  res  Oakland 
Getchell    W.  Lewis,  bookkeeper,  3  Front,  dwl  2 

Essex  Place 
Getchell.— See  Gitchell 
Gethings  James  A.,  liquors,  dwl  223  Fifth 
Getleson  Bernard,    (i.  E.   Week  <&   Co.j  dwl  1806 

Stockton 
Getleson  David,  clerk  with  Phil.  Kitz  &  Co.  dwl 

1806  Stockton 
Getliffe  Charles  J.,  bookkeeper  with  B.  Davidson  & 

Co.,  dwl  603  Pine 
Getter  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  2014  Folsom 
Getterman  F.,  waiter  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Gettigen  Edward,  hostler,  dwl  322  Seventh 
Gettv  James,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  Ss 

Pine  bet  Franklin  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Gettz  Anna  Mad.,  teacher  waxwork,  740  Howard 
Getz  Abraham,  dwl  905  Larkin 
Getz   Louis,  (Getz   ^   WolfenJ  dwl  Tehama  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
Getz  <fe   Wolfen,  (Lo7iis  Getz  and  Max   WolfenJ 

poultry,  butter,  cheese,  etc..  88  Cal  Market 
Getzier  Charles  H.,  clerk,  dwl  325K  Bush 


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JONES.  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  St.,  Ladies'  and  Gentlemen's  Linen  Handkerchiefs.' 


BEDINQ-TON,  HOSTETTEB  &  CO.,  exclusive  Agents  for  Drake's  Plantation  Bitters. 


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SAN  FRANCISCO   [G]   DIRECTORY. 


Gevot  G.,  clerk  with  Leon    Auradou,  dwl  Dupont 

bet  Green  and  Vallejo 
Geyser  John,  porter  with  Pless  &  Van  Bergen,  dwl 

2  Chelsea  Place 
Gheen  Westley  P.,  cooper,  lISNatoma 
Ghegan  Thomas,  baker,  dwl  Folsom  nr  Eighth 
Ghilardi  Louis,  carver,  dwl  14'21  Taylor 
Gbio  John,  cigarmaker  with   C.  C.  Diez,  dwl  NE 

cor  Dupont  and  Green 
Ghiradelli    Anthony,    {Ravenna,^  G.  Sr   Co.)    dwl 

N  8  Vallpjo  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 
Ghirardelli  D.  Jr.,  salesman  with  D.  Ghirardelli, 

dwl  415  Jackson 
GHIRARDELLI    DOMINGO,    importer,  jobber 
and  manufacturer  chocolate,  coffee  and  spices, 
41.>-417  Jackson,  res  Oakland 
Ghiselin  Thomas  A.,  clerk   U.  S.  A.,  Medical  Pur- 
veyor's olBce,  dwl  747  Market 
Ghisla  Pietro,  umbrella  and  parasol  manufacturer, 

849  Clay 
Ghisla  Salvatore,  umbrella  and  parasol  maker,  1316 

Stockton 
Giaccomazzi  Antonio,  porter  with  A.  E.  Sabatie  & 

Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Green  and  Dupont 
Giacobello  Giacomo,   (Piacentili  &    Go.)  dwl  20 

Washington 
Giacometti  Luigi,  laborer  with  Brignardello.Macchi- 

avello  <fe  Co.,  dwl  Broadway  nr  Sansom 
Giacomini  Giovanni  D.,  salesman,  219  Front,  dwl 

626  California 
Giamboni   Frederico,  waiter    with  Campi  &  Co., 

dwl  711  Hyde 
Giamboni  Natale,  (Cam'pi&  Co.)  dwl  711  Hyde 
Giancorrich   Francisco,    barkeeper   with    Nicholas 

Bugia,  605  Davis 
Gianneiton   Malachi,   milkranch,  W  s  San    Bruno 

Road  nr  Twenty-second 
Giannini  Giosue,  proprietor  Swiss  House,  572  Fol 
Giannini  Henry,  porter  with  Bulletti  &  Selua,  dwl 

2  Vernon  Place 
Giannini  P.  A.,  wholesale  watches  and  manufactu- 
rer California   watch    cases,  and    sole    agent 
Malhez  Freres  and  Roskoff's  watches,  622  Clay, 
dwll9  Lafayette  Place 
Giant  Cement  Co.,  f Robert  J.  Kellett  and  Charles 

L.  Wil/iamn)  419  Washington 
GIANT  POWDER  CO..  Bandmann,  Nielsen  &  Co., 
agents,  office  210   Front,  office   Secretary,  734 
Montgomery 
Gibb  Gavin  J.  W.,sign  and  ornamental  painter,  638 

Saci  amento,  dwl  270  First 
GIBB  JAMES,   Cosmopolilaa    Saloon,    617    Mer- 
chant, dwl  2.52  Tehama 
Gibbes  Charles  D.,  civil  engineer,  112  Mont  Block 
Gibbins  John,  laborer,  dwl  519  Mission 
Gibblin  Michael,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'   Associa- 
tion, 234  Sutter 
Gibblin  Timothy,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Associa- 
tion, 234  Sutter 
Gibbon  J.  F.,  physician,  office  and  dispensary,  623 

Kearny,  dwl  923  Pine 
Gibbon  John,  laborer,  dwl  .37  Valparaiso 
Gibbons  A.   Miss,  assistant  teacher  Fourth   Street 

Primai-y  School,  dwl  939  Geary 
Gibbons  Alexander,  tailor,  dwl  W  s  Broderick  bet 

California  and  Pine 
Gibbons  Alfred,  bookkeeper  with  J.  C.  Merrill  & 

Co.,  res  Alameda 
Gibbons  Francis  W.,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl 

435  Jessie 
GIBBONS  HENRY,  physician  and  professor  prac- 
tice of  medicine.  Medical  Department  Univer- 
sity of  the  Pacific, office  26  Mont,  dwl  939  Geary 
GIBBONS  HENRY,  JR.,  physician,  Dean  and  pro- 
fessor Materia  Medica,   Medical    Department 
University  of   the  Pacific,  office  ancl  dwl  26 
Montgomery 
Gibbons  James,  barkeeper  with  George  Dougherty, 
dwl  436  Jackson 


Gibbons  James,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro,  Ben.  Ass'n, 

814  Howard 
Gibbons  James,  upholsterer  with   Goodwin  &  Co., 

dwl  271  Stevenson 
Giblions  James,  wood  and  coal,  W  s  Seventh  ur 

Harrison 
Gibbons  John,  waiter,  dwl  1217  Powell 
Gibbons  Marj-  A.,  furnished  rooms,  1008  Market 
Gibbons  Patrick,  baker  What  Cheer  Resitaurant 
Gibbons  Rodmond,    merchant,  office   108  Biittery, 

and  Tide  Land  Commissioner,  res  Oakland 
Gibbons  Tlioinas,  dwl  E  s  Valencia  nr  Fifieenih 
Gibbons  William,  attorney  at  law,  office  520  Mont- 
gomery, res  Alameda 
Gibbons  William,  steward  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Gibbs  Charles  E.,  (ScraTdou  &    G.)  dwl  1506  Mis- 
sion 
Gibbs  Charles  Erwin,  attorney   at  law,  office  507 

Montgomery,  dwl  37  Second 
Gibbs  C.  V.  S.,  secretary  New  York  Board   Under- 
writers and   adjuster   marine  losses,  office  318 
California,  dwl  428  Eddy 
Gibbs  George  W.,  (George  C.  Johns:on  &  Co.)  and 

Consul  for  Turkey,  office  33  Battery 
Gibbs  Henry,  machinist  Vulcan   Iron  Works,   dwl 

cor  Seventh  and  Cleaveland 
Gibbs  J.  H.,  mail  agent,  dwl  American  Exchange 

Hotel 
Gibbs  John,  waiter,  538  Clay 
Gibbs  John  S.,  box  manufacturer,  Ws  Drumm  nr 

California,  dwl  20  Sansom 
Gibbs  Patrick  H.,  machinist,  dwl  311  Seventh 
Gibbs  Reuben  F.,  sawcutter,  95i  Stevenson 
Gibbs  Sarah,  (colored)  (widow)    dwl  \V  s   Havens 

Place 
GIBBS   U.    S.    BONDED  WAREHOUSE,  John 
Sanborn  proprietor,  SW  cor  Vallejo   and  Front 
Gibbs  William,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 

Idaho 
Gibbs  William  C,  clerk  with  Artemus  T.  Fletcher, 

dwl  428  Eddy 
Giblin  Daniel,  blacksmith  with  James  Dunn,  dwl 

334  Third 
Giblin  James,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Ship- 
ley and  Harrison  Avenue 
Giblin  Patrick,  hostler  Black  Diamond  Coal  Co.,  dwl 

Rincon  Wharf 
Giblin  Thomas,  plasterer,  dwl  1104  Stockton 
Giblin  Timothy,  proprietor  Harbor  House,  N  s  Mis- 
sion bet  East  and  Spear 
Gibney  Francis,  laborer,  dwl  187  Folsom,  rear 
Gibney  James,  hackman  Plaza 
Gibney  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  506  Bryant 
Gibney  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Greenwich  nr  Sansom 
Gibney  Nicholas  K.,  laborer,  dwl  549  Tehama 
Gibon  Paul,  extraman  H.  A  L.  No.  2,  S.  F.  F.  D., 

dwl  814  Sacramento 
Gibson  Alexander,  porter  with  WUmerding  &  Kel- 
logg, dwl  661  Minna 
Gibson  Alexander,  laborer  California  Mills,  dwl  606 

Third 
Gibson  Charles,  drayman  with  Jacob  Nibbe,  dwl 

1009  Union 
Gibson  E.,  machinist  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  cor 

First  and  Mission 
Gibson  Henry,  molder  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  37 

Ritch 
Gibson  Henry,  (  Yoxmgtoorth  Sf  G.)  dwl  30  Kearny 
Gibson  James,  clerk,  d wl  S  s  Seventeenth  nr  .Mission 
Gibson  James,  hostler  with  Peter  A.  Finigau,  126 

Ellis 
Gibson  James,  salesman  with  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co 
Gibson  John,  carpenter,  dwl  S  sTownseud  ur  Sev- 
enth 
Gibson  John,  (Clifford  &  G.)  dwl  804i  Folsom 
Gibgon  John  G.,  (Beamish,  &   G.)  dwl  35   South 

Park 
Gibson  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  W  s   Guerrero  nr 
Seventeenth 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUBAITCE  CO.  a  growing  Company. 


C.  F  VAN  8CHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Importers  and  Jobbers. 


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275 


Chinese   missionary,   dwl  916 


Gibson  Matthew  M.  Rev.,  pastor  United   Presbyte- 
rian Cliuicl),  dwl  114  Jones 
Gibson    Otis   Rev 

Wasliin^ton 
Gibson  Rasnuis  P.,  restaurant,  1027  Dnpont 
Gibson  Robert  H.,  (Gihunn  &  Go.)  dwl  256  Steuart 
Gil)8i)n  Samuel,  dwl  '221  Tebania 
Gibson  T.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Gibson  Thomas,  liquor,  dwl  307  Main 
Gibson  Thomas  R.,  watchman  Custom  House,  dwl 

37  Ritch 
Gibson  William,  hairdresser,  dwl  25  Howard  Court 
Gibson  William,  lapidary,  dwl  37  Ritch 
Gibson  William,  mariner,  dwl  3J  Stenart 
Gibson  William,  nF<//«aTO  Gibson  <&  Co.  V  dwl  22 

Turk 
Gibson  William  &  Co.,  /'Daniel  McLeodj  carpen- 
ters and  builders,  1126  Market 
Gibson  &  Co.,  (Robert  H.    Gibson  and  James  H. 

Mor^onJ  jinikdealers,  256  Steuart 
Gicovicb  Martin,  cotfee  saloon,  SW  cor  Beri-v  and 

Third 
Giddiiigs  Henry,  shipwright,  dwl  109  Minna 
Giegliiit;en   Arthur,  clerli  Custom   House,  dwl  81 

Everett 
Gielow  Charles,  seaman,  dwl  30  Frederick 
(iielow  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  319  Jessie 
Gieiiffer  Charles,  brewer,  dwl  133  Tehama 
Gierdes  Nicholas,  ( EUerknmp&  Co. J  dwl  N  s  Val- 

lejo  bet  Dupont  and  Kearny 
Gierhow  Frederick,  liquor  dealer,  dwl  243  Fremont 
(iieriiiann  H.  C,  dwl  3  August  Alley 
Giesenkirchen  Adam,  peddler,  dwl  767  Bryant 
Gieser  Frank,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  l'.i8  Kearny 
(Tiesmann  Charles,  carpenter,  205  Commercial 
Giezer   Nicholas,  helper  with   James   Tomkinson, 

dwl  59  Minna 
Gifcott  Cornelius,  clerk  with  Keane,  O'Connor  & 

Co.,  dwl  107  Fifth 
Gitfin  John,  tinsmith,  dwl  1415  Stockton 
Gillin  John  Jr.,  tinsmith,  dwl  1415  Stockton 
Gitlin  O.  F.,  merchant,  office  418  California,  dwl 

Grand  Hotel 
Gifford  Charles,  Kshpeddler,  dwl  13181  Powell 
Gitl'ord  Edward  L.,  carpenter,  dwl  8  Virginia  Alley 
Gitibrd  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  14J  Moss 
Gilford  Ernestine  Mrs  ,  teacher  French,  dwl  1318i 

Powell 
Giger  Peter,  waiter  Russ  House,  dwl  309  Tehama 
Gignat  Peter,  cooper  with  L.  Juzix,  dwl  917  Jack- 
son, rear 
Gignoux  Caesar,  broker,  dwl  208  Kearny 
Gihou  Thomas,  card  and  seal  engraver,  519  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  420  Bryant 
Gilard    George,    fiainemaker    with    Rosenthal  & 

Bradbury,  dwl  1421  Taylor 
Gilard  Louis,    bracketmaker    with    Rosenthal    & 

Bradbury,  dwl  1421  Taylor 
Gilbert  — ,  mariner,  dwl  134  Stenart 
Gilbert  Adrian  A.,   clerk  with  Isaac  C.  Wingate, 

res  Oakland 
Gilbert  Auguste,  confectionery,  53  Third 
Gilbert  Benjamin,  driver  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

dwl  716  Mission 
Gilbert  Caroline,    (widow)  dwl  E  s  Midway  nr 

Francisco 
Gilbert  Christopher  J.,  boilermaker  with  McAfee, 

Spiers  &  Co.,  dwl  151  Natoma 
Gilbert  Elizabeth,    (widow)    dwl  W  8  Seventh  nr 

Brannan 
Gilbert  Ernest,  cooper  with  Cutting  dt  Co.,  dwl  104 

Market 
Gilbert    George,    carpenter    H.    C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
Gilbert  George  I.  W.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW 

cor  Ellis  and  Webster 
Gilbert  Jane  Madame,  corsets,  53  Third 
Gilbert  John,  carpenter   North   Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  8.  Moses  Taylor 


Gilbert  Julius,  compositor,  dwl  NW  cor  Bush  and 

Pierce 
Gilbert  Leonard,  painter,  dwl  643  Third 
Gilbert  Louis,    restaurant,   dwl    W  s  Seventh  nr 

Harrison 
Gilbert  M.,  laborer  P.  M.  8.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Gilbert  Maurice,  laborer,  dwl  555  Mission 
Gilbert  Michael,  boys'  clothing,  135  Third 
Gilbert  Stephen  E.,  cook  with  Joseph  Giusti,  dwl 

2210  Sixteenth 
Gilbert  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  320  Folsom 
Gilbert  Victor,  hairdresser  with   William  Simpson, 

dwl  SE  cor  Seventh  and  Bryant 
Gilbert  William,  grocer,   dwl   NW  cor  Union  and 

Hyde 
Gilbert  William,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Gilbert  William,  printer,  dwl  1320  Stockton 
Gilberts  Edward,  stonecutter  with  John  Lee  &  Co., 

dwl  439  Jessie 
Gilbertson  John,  dwl  721  Howard 
Gilborne   John,   salesman,   620    Market,   dwl   749 

Market 
Gilbraith  James,  conductor,  dwl  W  s  Church  bet 

Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Gilbraith   John,  contractor,  dwl  W  8  Church  bet 

Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Gilbraith  William,  fireman,  dwl  131  Folsom 
Gilchrist  James,  carpenter,  dwl  Adams  House 
Gilchrist  John  G.,  (Kelly,  Henderson  &  G.J  dwl  20 

Prospect  Place 
Gilchrist  Maria,  dressmaker,  dwl  625  Post 
Gildemeester  J.  P.  H.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  113  Mont- 
gomery Block 
Gildemeister  Henry  A.,  (Gildemeister,  Muecke  & 

Go. J  dwl  316  Lombard 
GILDEMEISTER,  MUECKE  <fe  CO.,  (Henry  A. 

Gildemeister  and  Gottleib  Muecke)   importers 

and  commission  merchants,  room  8,  109  Cal 
Gildersleeve  George  W.,  teamster,  dwl  E  8  Guerrero 

bet  Twenty-tifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Gildersleeve  Smith  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Guerrero 

bet  Twenty-tifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Gildsleeve  Frank  V.,  surgeon  U.  S.  Army,  dwl  729 

Bush 
Gile  Edwin  T.,  (Gile,  Hayes  &  Co.;  dwl  914Larkin 
GILE,  HAYES  &  CO.,  (Edwin  T.  Gile,  John  J. 

Hayes,  Byron  G.  Grane  and  Everett  L.  Hast 

ingsj  importers  and   wholesale  dealers  wines 

and  liquors,  612  Front 
Gile  Henry  S.,  (Warren  dc  Co.  and  Espy  &  Co.) 

res  Oysterville,  W.  T. 
Giles  Edward,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  443  Fifth 
Giles  John  T.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Giles  James  W.,  porter  with  E.  G.  Mathews  &  Co., 

and  extraman  steamer  No.  2,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl 

SW  cor  Howard  and  Second 
Giles  Robert,  stonecutter,  dwl  6  Zoe  Place 
Gilfeather  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  1108  Pacific 
Gilfeather  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  113  Jones 
Gilfeather  Daniel  Jr.,  plasterer,  dwl  113  Jones 
Gilfeather  Francis,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works 
Gilfeather  James,  carriagepainter  with  Griswold  & 

Berry,  dwl  1108  Pacific 
Gilfeather  James,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

1315  Pacific 
Gilfeather  Owen,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 

dwl  ti09  Stockton 
Gilfeather  Thomas,   upholsterer  with   Goodwin  <& 

Co.,  dwl  113  Jones 
GilfiUan  John  F.,  machinist  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl 

119  Dora 
GilfiUan  Jonah  C,  (GilfiUan  &  Hohenschild)  dwl 

529  Union 
GilfiUan  &  Hohenschild,  (Jonah  C.   GilfiUan  and 

George  Hohenschild)  fruits  and  vegetables,  33 

and  34  California  market 
Gilfoil  John,  boarding  and  lodging,  564  and  566 

Mission 
Gilfoil.— See  GnUfoyle 


JONBS,  FULTiTVTAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Straw  Hats  and  Trimmrngs. 


CHAMPLIN'S  LIQUID  PEARL   restores  the  Face  to  the  beauty  of  Touth. 


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SAN  FRANCISCO   [G]   DIRECTORY. 


GilgiiB  Conrad,  laborer,  dwl  S  a  Mariposa  nr  Missis- 
sippi 
Gilbam  Fiank  M.,  salesman,  216  Battery,  dwl  SW 

cor  First  and  Folsom 
Gilbooley  Hnifb,  porter  witb  Conroy  &  O'Connor, 

dwiasri  Clara 
Gill  Alfred,  dwl  333  Bnsb 
Gill  Francis,  clerk  with  Bernard  McCabe,  dwl  20 

Ambony 
Gill  Frederick,  clerk  Adjutant  General  U.  S.  A.,  703 

Market 
Gill  Frederick  W.,  casbier  Pacific  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  cor 

Second  and  Folsom 
Gill   George,  expresswagon,    NE  cor    Hyde    and 

Union 
Gill  .lames,  machine  hand  with  Miller  &,  Haley,  dwl 

20  Crook 
Gill  John,  collarmaker  with   Main  &  Winchester, 

dwl  249  Stevenson 
Gill  Kate,  (widow)  dwl  4  Hnnt 
Gill  Mary,  ironer  S.  F.  Laundry  Ass'n,  dwl  NW  cor 

Turk  and  Fillmore 
Gill  Michael,  laborer  witb  G.  Torrens,  dwl  N  s  Clay 

liet  Hyde  and  Larkiu 
Gill  Owen,  liquor  dealer,  dwl  64  Natoma 
Gill  Robert,  special  policeman,  dwl  411  Pacific 
Gill  William,  tinsmith  with  Brittan,  Holbrook  & 

Co 
Gillam  James,  laborer  with  Shaw   &   Sharp,  dwl 

Cily  Hotel 
Gillam  '.Jefferson  D.,  hackman  Brooklyn  Hotel,  dwl 

909  Folsom 
Gillam  Juliza  Mrs.,  dwl  909  Folsom 
Gillaii  Alexander,  carpenter,  dwl  E  8  Minnesota  nr 

Mariposa 
Gilliin  Bartholomew,   porter  SberifTs  office.   City 

Hall,  dwl  NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Vallejo 
Gillan  Emma  M.  Mrs.,  boarding,  20  Prospect  Place 
Gillan  .James  S.,  accountant,    402   Mont,    dwl   127 

Kearny 
Gillan  James  S.  Mrs.,  boarding  and  lodging,  127 

Kearny 
Gillan  Thomas,  dwl  1318  Pine,  rear 
Gillan  Williiim,  bricklayer,  dwl  1912  Polk 
Gillander  Robert,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Re- 
finery 
Gillaran    Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Bay   and 

Jones 
Gillard  George  D.,  letter  carrier  S.  F.  Postoffice, 

dwl  322  Pine 
Gillard  Thomas,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  W  s  Church 

nr  Twenty-eighth 
Gillas  James  VV.,  cooper,  dwl  231  Second 
Gille  Henry  J.,   bookkeeper  with  Reid  &  Brooks, 

dwl  409  Sutter 
Gilleu  Bernaid,  waiter  California  Restaurant,  dwl 

727  Broadway,  rear 
Gillen  James,  chemist  with  James  G.  Steele  &  Co., 

dwl  521  Montgomery 
Gillen  M.,  laborer  witb  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Gillen  Patrick,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 

234  Sutter 
Gillen  Peter,  carpenter  H.  C.  League  128  Kearny 
Gillerau  P.  &  Bro.,   f^  William  GilleranJ   produce 

coiiimisMon,  206  Drumm 
Gilleran   Patrick,  (F.   Gilleran   4-   Bro.)  dwl  19 

Downey 
Gilleran   William,   (P.   Gilleran  &  Bro.)  dwl  19 

Downey 
Gillespie  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  61  Minna 
GILLESPIE   C.   v.,  attorney  at  law  and  searcher 
records,  office  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Wash,  dwl 
NVV  cor  Kearny  and  Cbestimt 
Gillespie    Edward,   laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mills, 

dwl  Point  San  Queutin  Hotel 
Gillespie  Fandiam,  janitor  Fourth  and  Silver  Street 

Primary  School,  dwl  348  Fourth 
Gillespie  Horace  N.,  drayman  with  J.  A.  Brown, 
dwl  I  Cushman 


Gillespie  James,  [Van  Laak  &  G.)  dwl   W  8  Van 

Ness  Avenue  bet  Oak  and  Fell 
Gillespie  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  108  Virginia 
GilleH|)ie  John,  drayman  with  Strauss  &.  Frank,  5 

Battery 
Gillespie  John,  laborer,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Gillespie  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Gillespie  J.  P.,  dentist,  office  and  dwl  229  Kearny 
Gillespie  Kate    Mrs.,  books    and   stationery,    318 

Fourth 
Gillespie  Lawrence,  carpenter  Columbia  Foundry, 

dwl  5  Natoma 
Gillespie  JIargaret,  (widow)  dwl 619  Mason 
Gillespie  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Middle  bet  Pine  and 

California 
Gillespie  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  1316  Kearny,  rear 
Gillespie  Thomas,  peddler,  dv^'l  30  Welsh 
Gillespie  William,  dwl  Morse  Place 
Gillespie  William,  stonecutter,  dwl  436  Stevenson 
Gillet  Aristide,  dyer  with  L.  Holland  &  Co.,  dwl 

1409  Mason 
Gillet  Isaac  C,  carbuilder  with  Casebolt  &  Kerr, 

dwl  352  Third 
Gillet  Jacques,  basketmaker,   and  extranian   H.   & 

L.  Co.  No.  2,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  1300  Kearny 
Gillett  Frederick,  malster  with  Lyon  &  Co,  dwl  145 

Jessie 
Gillett  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  confectionery,  352  Third 
Gillian  Janies,  cook  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Gillick  Terence,  waiter  witb  A.  A.  Jennings 
Gillies  Robert,   sawyer   with   Hobbs,  Gilmore  & 

Co.,  dwl  54  First 
Gilligan  Christian,  dairyman,  Visitacion  Valley 
Gilligan  James,  laborer,  dwl  225  Austin 
Gilligan  Martin,  clerk  with  Patrick  T.  Flinii&  Son, 

SW  cor  Howard  and  Eighth 
Gilligan   Mary    Miss,  seamstress  with  S.   Popper, 

dwl  649  Mission 
Gilligan  Owen,  shoemaker  with  Donovan  Bros., 

dwl  638^  Misbion,  rear 
Gilliland  William,  tailor  with  Colmau  Bros.,  dwl  35 

Erie 
Gillin  James  M.,  teamster  with  Higgins  &  Gold- 
stone,  dw  S  s  Russ  nr  Howard 
Gillingbam  Charles,  physician,  oflSce  and  dwl  705 

Howard 
Gillis  Isabella,  (widow)  lodgings,  125  Sacramento 
Gillis  Murdoch,  painter,  dwl  417  Jones 
Gilliss  Geoitce,  dwl  127  Kearnv 
Gilliway  John  G.  lather,  dwl  413  Natoma 
Gillmann  Henry,  hairdresser  with   Heider  &  Hil- 

Iserer,  dwl  527  Pine 
Gillmeister  Edward,   clerk  with  E.  Essmann,  dwl 

811  Stockton 
Gillon  Barney,  waiter  with  .John  Reagan,  614  Mont 
Gillon  James,  bookkeeper  First  National  Gold  Bank, 

dwl  107  O'Farrell 
Gillony  John,  painter,  dwl  9  Langton 
Gillooly  John  P.,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Devisadero  bet 

Sacramento  and  California 
Gillson    Pbaren    C,    carriagepainfer    with    Peter 

Whitbeck,  dwl  115  Morton 
Gillvery    John,    bootmaker  with   Buckingham  & 

Hecbt,  dwl  109  Oak 
Gillv  Mme.,  French  laundry,  1419  Dupont 
Gillv  Ferdinand,  tailor  with  J.  Mialon,  dwl  1419 

Dupont 
Gilman   A.   M.,  wholesale  wines  .ind  liquors,  322 

Washington,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Gilman  Benjamin  F.,  foreman  with  John  S.  Gibbs, 

dwl  575  Howard 
Gilman  Byron,  purser  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Gilman  Charles  T.,  pressman  with  Francis  &  Val- 
entine, dwl  1315  Kearny 
Gilman  D.  Frank,  bookkeeper  with  French  &  Gil- 
man, bds  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Gilman  Edward,  dwl  1529  Washington 
Gilman    Frank   L.,   (Gilman  Sr  Mellon)  dwl  631 
Sacramento 


FEOFIiBS  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  Cssli  Assets  Half  a  Million  DoUarcu 


C.  p.  VAN"  SCHAA.CK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Trunks  and  Valises. 


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Gilman  Granville  B.,  (French  &  G.J  dwl  Cos- 
mopolitan Hotel 

Gilinan  Henry,  purser  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 
S.  Senator,  dwl  905  IMarket 

Gilman    Joseph,   boalbuilder,   24   Commercial,  dwl 

05  Natonia 

Gilman  Tnistuni  C,  carpenter,  dwl  SW  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Vallejo 

Gilman  William  W.,  pressman  with  Francis  &  Val- 
entine, dwl  1315  Kearny 

Gilman  &  Mellon,  (Frank  L.  Gilman  and  John 
S.  Mellon)  painters,  414  Sansom 

Gilmartin  James,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  As- 
sociation, 814  Howard 

Gilmartin  Katie  Miss,  bookfolder  with  D.  Hicks 
ife  Co.,  dwl  21  Sonoma 

Gilmore  Archibald  D.,  engineer,  dwl  540  Mission 

Gihnore  Arthur,  shoemaker,  dwl  Diipont  Alley 

Gilmore  Catherine  Mrs.,  confectionery,  etc.,  627 
Howard 

Gilmore  Charles  C,  sawyer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore 

6  Co.,  dwl  518  Folsom 

Gilmore  David,  driver  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  NE  cor 

Devisadero  and  Post 
Gilmore   Elijah    8.,   sawyer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore 

&  C<i.,  dwl  W  s  Church  bet  Twenty -seventh 

and  Twenty-eighth 
Gilmore  Emily  L.,  (widow)  dwl  547  Howard 
Gilmore  George,  blacksmith,  dwl  1040  Mission 
Gilmore  George  D.,  (Excelsior  Mill  Go.)  dwl  10 

Garden 
Gilmore    George    W.,    shoecutter   with    Donovan 

Brothers,  dwl  112  Natoma 
Gilmore   J.    A.,    bookbinder  with  A.  L.  Bancroft 

&  Co.,  dwl  535  Howard 
Gilmore    James,    express  wagon    P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s 

Wharf,  dwl  411  Folsom,  rear 
Gilmore  John,  plasterer,  dwl  504  Taylor 
Gilmore  John,  seaman,  dwl  66  Natoma 
Gilmore  John,  waiter  Lick  House 
Giluioa'e  John  B.,  (G.B.  Densmore  &  Co.)  dwl  W 

8  Guerrei'o  bet    Twenty-second    and   Twenty- 
third 
Gilmore  John  H.,  salesman,  7   Montgomery,   dwl 

405  Stevenson 
Gilmore  John  H.,  (Gilmore  &    Van  Norden)  dwl 

160'J  Mission 
Gilmore  Samuel,  real  estate,  dwl  1811  Mason 
Gilmore  Stephen  D.,  (Hobbs,  G.  &   Co.)  dwl  518 

Folsom 
Gilmore  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  627  Howard 
GILMORE  &  VAN  J:iO'RDEl!i .  ( John  H.  G ilmore 

and  Robert  T.  Van  Norden)  advertising  agents, 

office  509  Clay 
Gilmore — See  Gillmor  and  Gilraonr 
Gilmour   David,  stevedore    Lumber  Stev.    Ass'n, 

Barra's  Hall 
Gilujour.Jolin  D.,  blacksmith  with  A.  Muir,  dwl 325 

Bioadway 
Gilmour  Thomas,  groccrioB  and   liquors,   NE  cor 

Grove  and  Laguna 
Gilpin  Leman,  physician,  office  and  dwl  109  Third 
Gilrain  Michael,  teamster,  pier  10,  Steuart,  dwl  NW 

cor  Sixth  and  Folsom 
Gilroy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Henry  bet  Castro 

and  Noe 
Gilroy  Thomas,  teamster  U.  S.  A.  Quartermaster's 

Dep't,  dwl  S  s  Geaiy  ur  Larkiu 
Gilsou  Edward,  bjjokkeeper,  dwl  1920  Taylor 
Giltner  F.,  messenger  Tide  Land  Survey 
Ginibel  Henry,  sawdust  vender,  dwl  52'  Clem 
Gimmel  Louisa,  (widow)  dwl  5  Telegraph  Place 
Ginipel  Maurice  C,  (Gimpel  Jj-  Dunphy)  dwl  Brew- 
ster, Bernal  Hights 
Gimpel  &  Dunphy,  (Maurice  C.  Gimpel  and  T. 

Jame!<  Dunphy)  sign  and  ornamentul  painters, 

733  Market 
Giudar  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  San  Job6  Road  bet  Five 

and  Six  Mile  House 


Ging  Conrad,  driver  with  B.  Nathan  &  Co.,  540 

Kearny 
GingK  Joliii,  dwl  909  Kearny 

Gingras  M.  Madame,  dr<»Bsniaker,  dwl  221  Tehama 
Ginnaan  James,  shoemaker,  dwl  190  Jessie 
Ginocchio  G.,  commission  merchant,  office  28  Bat- 
tery, dwl  1512  Powell 
Ginocliio  Joseph,  fruit  stand    Oakland  Ferry,  dwl 

NE  cor  Pacific  and  E'ront 
Ginsberg  A.,  glazier,  dwl  108  Sacramento 
Ginty  James,  (Ginty  &  Shannon)  dwl  S  8  Howard 

bet  Fii'st  and  Second 
Ginty  &   Shannon,  (James   Ginty  and  Dominick 

Shannon)  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Third  and  Miss 
Giorgiani  A.,  commission  merchant,  importer  fruits, 

manufacturer  tireworks,  and  agent  Bay  Salt  Co., 

421  Washington,  dwl  904  Powell 
Gioseppi  Toniaso,  gardener,  dwl  SE  cor  Broadway 

and  Sansom 
Giovannini  Antonio,  (Antonio  Giovajinini  <jt  Co.) 

dwl  637  Vallejo 
Giovannini  Antonio  &  Co.,  (G.  Gnasperi)  wood 

and  coal,  637  Vallejo 
Giovannini  Battista,  woodcutter,  dwl  816  Pacific 
Giovannini  Franciso,  woodcutter,  dwl  816  Pacific 
Girard  p]rnest,  shoemaker  with  A.  Jeaunin,  dwlNE 

cor  Post  and  Jones 
Girard  F.  W.  R.,  clerk  with  B.  Tinken,  dwl  1725 

Jackson 
Girard  L.,  real  estate,  dwl  Union  Club 
Girardin  Emil,  blacksmith  with  Clerc  &  Co.,  dwl 

Broadway  Block 
Giraud  Adelaide,  midwife,  dwl  525  Green 
Giraud  Antoine,  liquors  and  cigars,  643  Broadway 
Giraud  Charles,  cook,  dwl  826  Pacific 
Giraud  Dominique,  npholsterer  with  L.  Pouzadouz, 

dwl  cor  Pacific  and  Mason 
Giraud  Joseph,  doormaker  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe,  dwl 

619  Vallejo 
Girand  Pieire,  liquors,  532  Pacific 
Gird  Richard,  (H.B.Martin  &  Co.;  dwl  838  Mission 
Girdella  Antonio,  gardener,  Visitacion  Valley,  nr 

San  Bruno  Road 
Girot  Delia,  (widow)  dwl  1000  Pacific 
Girot  Steplien,  caitman,  dwl  24  Ritch 
Girsten  C.  H.,  confectioner,  dwl  418  Powell 
Girstock  Emma,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  528 Bush 
Girzikowsky  William,  ( Kuhl  &,  G.) dwl  909  Kearny 
Giselman  William,  commission  merchant,  office  434 

Cal,  dwl  SVV  cor  Washington  and  Taylor 
Gish  Mary  M.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  246  Stev 
Git    Chung,     (Chinese)    slipper  manufacturer,   641 

Commercial 
Gitchell  John  M.,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  Russ  House 
Giulio  &  Leione,  i  Forhetti  Giiilio  and  G.  Leione) 

blacksmiths  and  awningmakers,  163  Jessie 
Giulio  Forehetti,  (Ginlio  &   Leione)  dwl  N  E  cor 

Green  and  Dupont 
Giuly  George,  stockdealer,  dwl  Portsmonth  House 
Giusii  Alphonso,  expresswagon,  dwl  814  Pacific 
Giusti  John,  gilder  and  silverplater    with  W.  K. 

Vandei'slice  &  Co.,  dwl  N  s  Vallejo  bet  Mason 

and  Taylor 
Giusti  Joseph,  oyster  saloon  and  chowder  house, 

105  California  Market,  dwl  8  Virginia  Place 
Giusto  Frank,  expresswagon,  SE  cor   Fourth  and 

Market,  dwl  307  Hayes 
Given   C.  M.,  (widow)    boarding  and  lodging,  509 

Bush 
Given  Thomas,  mate  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Senator 
Given  William,  watchman  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  stm 

Julia 
GIVENS  ROBERT  R.,  real  estate  agent,  office  402 

Montgomery,  dwl  100  Sixth 
Gladding  Allen  I.,  (of  Dam  &  Gladding,  Oakland) 

office  320  Montgomery,  res  Oakland 
Gladding    C.    P.,   carpenter    H.    C.   League,    128 

Kearny 


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Gliiddiiip  Frank,  conductor  City  Railroad 
Gladwin  A.  J.,  vice-president  City  Railroad,  res 

Oakland 
Gladwin  Edward  H.,  clerk,  220  Montgomery,  dwl 

W  8  Howard  bet  EiKliteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Gladwin  George  S.,  (G-  S.  Gladwin  &    Co.)  dwl 

W  8  Howard  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Gladwin  G.  S.  &  Co.,  exchange  brokers,  340  Mont 
Gladwin  William  H.,  with  G.  S.  Gladwin  &  Co, 

dwl  .329  O'Farrell 
Glabn  John  C.  Von,    driver   with   Fabian    Hille- 

brandt,  dwl  37  Welsh 
Glair  Thomas  H.,  wharfinger  Central  Pacific  Rail- 
road Co.'s  Wharf,  dwl  419  Pine 
Glaieter  T.  S.  M.,  retoncher  with  Dames  &  Wil- 
liams, 26  Montgomery 
Glan  H.  V.,  workman  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

SW  cor  Brannan  and  Eighth 
Glaney  William,  cook  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Idaho 
Glannon  Lawrence,  hostler  with  George  S.  Banks, 

dwl  108  William 
Glanville   Coon    ¥..  cutter   with    Beers,    Blair  & 

Maynard,  dwl  .52  Minna 
Glaring  J.  W.,  wagonuiaker,  dwl  424  Sansom 
Glas  Frank,  dealer  in  coal,  wood  and  chaicoal,  712 

Pacific,  res  Alameda 
Glasby  James,  sashmaker,  dwl  630  Brannan 
Glasby  Jesse  K.,  millwright,  dwl  509  Powell 
Glascoe  James,  farmer.  Ocean  Beach  Road  one  mile 

from  Ocean  House 
Glaser  Charles,  merchant,  (San  Luis  Obispo)  office 

410  Sacramento,  dwl  113  Fifth 
Glaser  Eniesi,  tanner  with  Funcke  &  WasBermann, 

dwl  E  8  Ninth  bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Glaser  John,  brewer  Philadelphia  Brewery,   dwl 

228  Second 
Glaser  SebaBtian,   butcher  with  Breiling  &  Bro., 

dwl  96.5  Mission 
Glasford  Peter  S.,  salesman,  7  Montgomery,  dwl  5 

Vassar  Place 
GLASGOW  IRON  AND  METAL  IMPORTING 

CO.,   William   Crindle    manager,    21    and    ■^'■i 

Fremont 
Glasgow  Jennie  Mies,  assistant  teacher  Tenth  St. 

Grammar  School,  dwl  829  Howard 
Glass  James,  shipjoinerShipjoiuere'  Association,  713 

Mission 
Glass  Joseph,  hats  and  caps,  1016  Dupont 
Glass  Marcus,  machine  sewing,  822  Clay 
Gla<(sen  Eliza,  (widow)  dwl  5U6  Brannan 
Glassman  Jacob,  exchange  broker,  office  445  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  314  Jones 
Glassmau  Mendel,  peddler,  dwl  5  Trinity 
Glassmann  Jacob,  peddler,  dwl  19    Bannam  Place 
Glasson  Joseph,  blacksmith,  dwl  411  Pacific 
Glauiguia  Luka,  barkeeper  with  Matteo  Drobaz, 

503  East 
Glauten  Paul,  molder  with  W.  T.  Garratt  &  Co. 
Glauville  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  wharf 
Glave  Dora  Mrs.,  (Glave  &   Co.)  21  New  Mont- 
gomery 
Glave  Lucy  Mrs.,  (Glave  8f  Co  J  2]  New  Mont 
Glave   &  Co.,  (Mrs.  Bora  and  Mrs.  Lucy  Glave) 

worsted  and  fancv  goods,  21  New  Montgomery 
GLAZIER  I.  &  BROTHER,  (Simon  W.  Glazier) 

real  estate,  office  426  Montgomery 
Glazier  Isaac,  (1.  Glazier  &  Brother,  and  Glazier 

&  Sehgsberg)  dwl  203  Powell 
Glazier  Simon  W.,  (I.  Glazier  &  Bro.)   dwl  424 

Post 
Glazier   William   W.,   teamster   with  George    O. 

Whitney  &  Co.,  dwl  E  s  Downey  nr  Bryant 
GLAZIER  ■&  SELIGSBERG,  (Isaac  Glazier  and 
William  Selig.'<berff)etock&nd  money  brokers, 

426  Montgomery 
Gleason  Alexander  C.,  tinsmith  with  C.  W.  Alvey, 

dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Gleaaon  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Francisco  nr  Pow 


Gleason  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  801  Hyde 

Gleason  Edward,  (Gleason  <£  Bro.  J  dwl  439   Bush 

Gleason  Ellen,  (widow]  dwl  316  Sutter 

Gleason  George,  (Rorke  &   Co.)  res  Oakland 

Gleason  James,  npholsterer  with   Goodwin  &  Co., 

dwl  108  Minna 
Gleason  James  D.,  molder  Eureka  Foundry,  dwl 

612  Minna 
Gleason  John,  barkeeper  Brooklyn  Hotel,  dwl  423 

Clementina 
Gleason  John,  expresswagon,  dwl  1.53  Shipley 
Gle.ison  John,  hostler  with  Peter  A.  Fiuigan,  dwl 

34  Eddy 
Gleason  John,  teamster,  dwl  N  s  Francisco  nr  Pow 
Gleason  Joseph,  (Gleason    Sf   Bro.)   5  Occidental 

Market 
Gleason  Martin,   bootmaker   with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht.dwl  16  Ritter 
Gleason  Michael,  calker  Calkers'  Association,  713 

Mission 
Gleason  Michael  F., janitor  Boys  High  School,  dwl 

W  8  Salmon  nr  Pacific 
Gleason  Patrick,  housemover,   dwl  cor  Turk  and 

Market 
Glea8on  Patrick  H. ,  liquor  saloon,  N  s  Francisco  nr 

Powell 
Gleason  Thomas,  tailor  with  Frank   Elwell,  dwl 

S  8  Glover  bet  Broadway  and  Vailejo 
Gleason   Timothy,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  259 

Clara 
Gleason  Timothy  J.,  hostler  Market  St.  R.    R.,  dwl 

Second  Av  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Gleason   William,   carpenter,  dwl  N   s  Tyler    bet 

Franklin  and  Gongh 
Gleason  William,  janitor  LTnion  Grammar  and  Pri- 
mary Schools 
Gleason  William,  miner,  dwl  215  Fourth 
Gleason  William,   shipjoiner  Shipjoiners'  Associa- 
tion, 713  Mission 
Gleason   William,  steward  Lick   House,   dwl  S  s 

Hincklev  nr  Montgomery 
Gleason  William  H.,  drygoods,  36  Third,  dwl  226 

O'Farrell 
Gleason  William  H.,  jeweler,  dwl  439  Minna 
Gleason  William  R.,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Associa- 
tion, 23-1  Sutter 
Gleason  &.  Brother,  { Edirard  and  Joseph  Gleason) 

butchers.  5  Occidental  Market 
Gleau  John  P.,  baker,  dwl  2210  Mason 
Gleeson   Anthony,  groceries   and  liquors,  dwl  W  8 

Dora  bet  Harrison  and  Bryant 
Gleeson  Edward  F.,  clerk  with  Leonard  &  Co.,  dwl 

112  Natoma 
Gleeson  James,  miner,  dwl  26  Jessie 
Gleeson  James,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
Gleeson  Samuel,  tinsmith,  dwl  210  Pacific 
Gleeson  Thomas  C,  salesman,  630  Market,  dwl  10 

O'Farrell 
Gleeson  Tlioraae  J.,  druggist,  dwl  422  Sutter 
Gleeson  William,  real  estate,  dwl  916  Montgomery 
Gleichman  Julius,  porter  with  J.  W.  Wolf  &  Co., 

dwl  129  Jackeou 
Gleim  George,  druggist  with  J.  W.  Mofflt  <fe  Co.,  dwl 

224  Minna 
Glein   Carlos  F.,  hardware,    317  Kearny,  dwl  12 

Mason 
Glenden    Martin,   (Furlong  &    G.)   dwl   NE  cor 

O'Fitrrell  and  Jones 
Glenn  Edward,  (Edward  and  Thomas  Glenn)  dwl 

928  Folsom 
Glenn  Edward  and  Thomas,  livery  and  sale  stable, 

915  Folsom 
Glenn  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  644J  .Jessie 
Glenn  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  4  Willow 
Glenn  Thomas,  (Edward  Sc    Thomas    Glenn)  dwl 

Shipley  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Glenn  William,  laundryman  with  S.  F.  Laundry  As- 
sociation, dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Glenney  John,  stonecutter,  dwl  518  Bryant 


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Glenny  Isaac,  barkeeper,  219  Cal,  dwl  415  Bdwy 
Glick  Kolman,  cigars  Hiid  tobacco.  254  Third 
Glickrunn   David,  jeweler  with   William  Turner, 

dwl  170(j  Mason 
Glidden  —  C;mt.,  master  mariner,  dwl  737  Howard 
Glidden  A.   K.  P.,  lumber  merchant,  dwl  N  s  Sev- 

enleenlh  bet  Valencia  and  Second  Avenue 
Glidden  Charles  A.,  conductor  Front  St.  AI.  and  O. 

R.  R.,  dwl  SE  cor  Polk  and  Austin 
GLIUDEN  JOHN  M.,  agent,  office  218  California, 

res  Boston 
Glidden    &    Williams,    Line    California    Packets, 

agency  218  California 
Gliuden  James,  (G linden  &   Kelly)  dwl  NE  cor 

Willow  and  Buchanan 
Glinden  &  Kelly,  f  James  Glinden  and  John  Kelly) 

horseshoers,  3  Belden 
Glinn  Hugh,  livery  stable,  17  Sutter 
Glinn   Timothy,  laborer  with  Pacific  Oil  and  Lead 

Works,  dwl  26  Ritch 
Globe   Hotel,  (Chinese)  lodgings,  NW  cor  Jackson 

and  Dupont 
GLOBE    AIUTUAL   LIFE    INSURANCE    CO., 

(New   York)    Mervin   Tabor  manager  Pacific 

Coast,  office  6  Montgomery 
Glode  Louis,  laborer  with  Hubash  &  Kutz,  dwl  129 

Jackson 
Gloede  Louis,  laborer  with   Charles  W.  Thomas, 

dwl  cor  Berry  and  Clara  Lane 
Glone  James,  barkeeper,  332  Mont,  dwl  357  Minna 
Gloar  Ralph  S.,  compositor  with  Bacon  &  Company, 

dwl  11)07  California 
GLOOTZ  ADOLPH,   groceries  and  liquors,  SW 

cor  Clay  and  Dupont,  dwl  913  Jackson 
Glootz  John,  clerk  with  Adolph  Glootz,  dwl  721  Cal 
Glos  Frank,  bootmaker  with  Richard  Pahl,  dwl  79 

Fourth 
Glouber  Herman,  real  estate,  dwl  924  Geary 
Glover  Andrew,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  428  Val 
Glover  Benjamin,  carpenter  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co., 

dwl  cor  Berry  and  Madden 
Glover  Dominick,  calker,  dwl  18  Minna 
Glover  George  F.  M.,  stockbroker,  office  320  Mont, 

dwl  Guerrero  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Glover  James,  salesman,  26  Kearny,  dwl  520  Taylor 
Glover  James,  stonecutter,  dwl  1008  Market 
Glover  James  E.,   boxmaker  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  Rose  nr  Market 
Glover  John,  brasstinisher  with  Weed&  Kiugwell, 

dwl  35  Louisa 
Glover  Joseph,  liquor  saloon,  717  Davis,  dwl  625 

Davis 
Glover  Martin  C,  refiner  S.  P.  Assaying  and  Refin- 
ing Works,  dwl  cor  Seventh  and  Bryant 
Gluck   George,  cabinetmaker  with  George  B.  May 

&  Co.,  dwl  111]  Pacific 
Gluck  Jacob,  tailor,  dwl  751  Clay 
Gluck  John  F.,  (Gluck  &  Hansen)  NWcor  O'Far- 

rell  and  William 
Gluck  Gustave,  malster  Pioneer  Malt  House,  dwl 

E  8  Stockton  nr  Fiancisco 
GLUCK  &  HANSEN,  (John  F.  Gluck  and  Charles 

E.  Hansen)  National  Brewery,  NW  cor  O'Far- 

rell  and  William 
Gliicksmau  Isidore,  fancy  goods,  308  Sixth,  dwl  825 

Folsom 
Gluesing  George,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Na- 

toma  and  Rnss 
Glusing    G.    Frederick,    machinist   Vulcan    Iron 

Works,  dwl  162  Silver 
Gluson Sarah  K.,(widow)furni8hed rooms.  111  Sixth 
Gluyas  George  K.,  superintending  engineer  C.  S.  N. 

Co.,  office  NE  cor  Front  and  Jackson,  dwl  Cos- 
mopolitan Hotel 
Gluyas  Reese  W.,  (Gluyas  &  Button)  dwl  16  La- 

"fivette  Avenue 
GLUYAS  &  DUTTON,  (Reese  W.  Gluyas  and  S. 

Edwards  Dutton)  manufacturing  and  importing 

stationers,  212  Sausom 


Glynn  Emerson  O.,  drayman  with  David  L.  Farns- 

worth,  dwl  206  Turk 
Glynn  James,  bricklayer,  dwl  6  Willow 
Glynn  James,  shipclerk,  dwl  NW  cor  Taylor  and 

Green 
Glynn  John,   woolpresser,  dwl  N  s  Jackson  bet 

Larkin  and  Polk 
Glynn    Patrick,  teamster  with  Nicholas  Bichard, 

dwl  614  Jessie 
Glynn   Peter,  gasfitter  with  J.  H.  O'Brien  &  Co., 

dwl  728  Market 
Glynn  Thomas  J.,  marble  cutter  with  David  Zeglio, 

dwl  417  Powell 
Glynn  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  26  Ritcb,  rear 
Glynn. — See  McGlynn 
Guabenschue  William,  baker  with  Jacob  Schneider, 

dwl  S  s  Grove  nr  Franklin 
Gnecco  Nicolas,  fruits,  SW  cor  Battery  and  Jack- 
son, dwl  NW  cor  Battery  and  Jackson 
Goatcher  Philip,  painter  with   Hopps  <fe  Sons,  dwl 

Hansa  House 
Gobbee  Joseph,  patternmaker    Miners'   Foundry, 

dwl  535  Folsom 
Gobertz  Martin,  laborer  with  Simon  Hoffmann,  dwl 

Mission  bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty  sixth 
Goble  John,  laborer,  dwl  31 J  Welsh 
Goble  Robert,  boatman,  Long  Bridge,  dwl  31  Welsh 
Gochet  Henry,  laundry,  dwl  414  Natonia 
Godart  Albert,    French   laundry,   E  s  Taylor  bet 

Chestimt  and  Lombard,  dwl  722  Lombard 
Godchaux    Adolph,   (Godchaux  Bros.  &    Co.)  re- 
sides Paris 
GODCHAUX  BROTHERS  &  CO.,  (Adolph  and 

Henry    Godchaux     and   Henry   and    Charles 

Schmiit)  importers  fancy  and  dry   goods,  109 

Battery 
Godchaux  Edmund,  salesman  109  Battery,  dwl  624 

Green 
Godchaux  Jacques,   real  estate  agent,    office   422 

Montgomery,  dwl  32  Hinckley 
Godchaux   Joseph,  (Godchaux  Bros.  4"  Co.)   dwl 

624  Green 
Godchaux  Lazard,  ^A/.  .Brawcf^nsteire   &    Co. ^  dwl 

111  Powell 
Godchaux    Myrtil,    clerk    109     Battery,    dwl    624 

Green 
Goddard  George  E.,  purser  P.  M.  S.  S.   Montana, 

dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Goddard  George  H.,  civil  engineer,  office  121  Mont 
Goddard  Squire  B.,  salesman  with   Cutting  &   Co., 

dwl  Grand  Hotel 
GODDARD  Si.  CO.,  rlra  P.  Rankin  &  Albert  P. 

Brayton)  proprietors  Pacific  Iron  Works,  First 

and  Fremont  bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Goddu   Lewis,  printer    S.   F.   Chronicle,   dwl  245 

Minna 
Godeau  Eugene,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 

dwl  1220  Dupont 
Godeffrov  Alfred,  (Godeffroy  ^  Sillem)  dwl  1411 

Powell 
GODEFFROY  &  SILLEM,  (Alfred  Godejroy  ^ 

William  Sillem)  agents  Mendocino  Saw  Mills, 

office  5.35  Clay 
Godet  Louis,  laundry,  dwl  916  Howard 
Godeus  John  D.,  photographic  gallery,  444^  Third 

dwl  N  s  Bryant  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Godfreid  John,  seaman,  dwl  12  Howard  Court 
Godfrey   Andrew,  porter  with  George  B.    May  & 

Co.,  dwl  14  Baldwin  Court 
Godfrey  Dennis,  liquor  saloon,  562  Mission 
Godfrey  Edward  A.,  cashier  with  Crane  &  Brig- 
ham,  dwl  304  Third 
Godfrey  George,  stevedore,  dwl  5  Liberty 
Godfrey  Ira,  salesman,  dwl  36  Geary 
Godfrey  James  T.,  general  broker,  office  302  Mont- 

gemery,  dwl  508  Powell 
Godfrey  John,  mariner,  dwl  18  Washington 
Godfrey  Joseph,  (colored)  barber,  dwl  HI  Prospect 

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Godfrey  N.   A.,  (colored)    hairdressing  saloon,  640 

Clay,  dwl  E  s  Salmon  nr  Pacific 
Godfrey  Willard  H.,  porter  with  George  Howes  <k 
Co.,  and  extraman  engine  Co.  No.  1 ,  S.  F.  F.  D., 
dwl  engine  house  S  s  Pacific  nr  Montgomery 
Godfrey  William  A.  H.,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  105 

Second,  dwl  351  Minna 
Godkin  Tiiomas,  blacksmith   Pacific  Iron  Works, 

dwl  629  Vallejo 
Godley  Montgomery,  clerk  with  John  Parrott,  dwl 

767  Mission 
Godoy  Jo8('",  law  student  with  Winans  &  Belknap, 

dwl  33:^  Geary 
Godoy  Jose  A.  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  333  Geary 
Godfil  James,   porter  with  Doyle  &  Cunningham, 

dwl  502  Stevenson 
Godtiil  John,  barkeeper  Lick  House,  dwl  546  Mission 
Godsil    Timothy,  fruits    and  vegetables,    dwl  733 

Brannan 
Goebel    Ludwig,  clerk  German  Savings  and  Loan 

Society,  dwl  625  Vallejo 
Goebel  Robert,  shoemaker,  443  Bush,  dwl  512  Bush, 

rear 
Goebener  Henrv  G.,  porter  with  J.   Rosenbaum., 

dwl  3  Chestnut  Alley 
Goeller  John  C,  cabinetmaker  with  George  B.  May 

&  Co.,  dwl  926  Montgomery 
Goertzhein  Herman,  butcher,  NWcor  California  and 

Leavenworth,  dwl  1006  Leavenworth 
Goeter  Charles,  stairbuilder  with  N.  P.  Langlaud, 

dwl  2018  Folsom 
Goethe  Leopold,    cooper  with    L.  Juzix,  dwl  616 

Battery 
Goetjen  Adolph,  (Finck  &  G.)  dwl  707  Mission 
Goeljen   Carsten,  hostler   with  Martin  Mangels  & 

Co.,  dwl  SE  cor  Lombard  and  Taylor 
Goetjen  Nicholas,  (Erzgraber  &  G.J  dwl  N  s  Mc- 
Allister bet  Buchanan  and  Webster 
Goety  W.,  clerk,  dwl  737  Howard 
Goetz  B.,  wood  and  coal,  514  Union,  dwl  522  Fil- 
bert, rear 
Goetz  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  627  Vallejo 
Goetz  E.  A.,  driver  with  Thomas  J.  Chadbourne, 

dwl  1424  Dupont 
Goetz  Leopold,  bowling  and  liquor  saloon,  416  Pine, 

dwl  3  Sonoma  Place 
Goewey   James,  (J.  M.  Goeicey  &  Co. J  dwl  213 

Eddy 
GOEWEY  J.  M.  &  CO.,  (Charles  I.  GrowellJ  im- 
porters and  jobbers  wines  and  liquors,  409  and 
41 1  Front 
Goff  Almon  B.,  glazier  with  John  Hall  &  Son,  dwl 

559  Bryant 
Goff  John,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Association, 

814  Howard 
Goff  Nicholas,  laborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 
Goff  William,  barber,  dwl  431}  Tehama 
Goff. — See  Gough 

Gogan  Bridget,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  4  Virgi- 
nia Place 
Gogan  Patrick,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill 
Gogau  William,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory,  bds 

cor  Sierra  and  Michigan 
Gogarty  Owen,  carpenter,  dwl  63  Tehama 
Goger  Charles,  metermaker  with  M.  Dobrzensky, 

dwl  104  Kearny 
Goggins  David,  porter  with  Shea,  Bocqueraz  <feMc- 

Kee,  dwl  340  Tehama 
Gogmaii  Solomon,  shoemaker,  509  Amission 
Gogo  Martin,  tailor,  dwl  7  Margaret  Place 
Goha  George,  bootmaker,  dwl  1504  Stockton 
Gohrniau  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  537  Minna 
Gold  Hannah,  (widow)  dwl  117  Fifth 
Gold  Hill  Quartz  Mill  and  M.  Co.,  (Gold  Hill,  Nev.) 

office  414  California 
Goldbanm  Librat,  (widow)  dwl  454  Tehama 
Goldberg  Caroline  Madame,  milliner  and  millinery, 

210  Kearny,  dwl  422  Tehama 
Goldberg  Charles,  cook,  dwl  1320  Stockton 


Goldberg  Daniel,  dressmaker,  dwl  1211  Powell 
Goldberg  Israel,  merchant,  oflBce  210  Kenruv,  dwl 

422  Tehama 
Goldberg  Max,  hairdresser  with  J.  Brougham,  dwl 

729  Broad wav 
Goldberg  Philip,'tailor,  345  Bush,  dwl  1.50  Tehama 
Goldberg  Solomon,  furniture,  dwl  735  Folsom 
Goldberg  Simon    L.,  cigarmaker,  dwl  S  s    Broad- 
way nr  Powell 
GOLDEN    ADLER    HOTEL,  Henry  Dederky, 

proprietor,  338  Bush 
GOLDEN    AGE    FLOURING    MILLS,  F.   D. 

Conro  &  Son,  proprietor^,  717-721  Batierv 
GOLDEN  CHARIOT  M.  CO.,  (Owyhee  County, 

Idaho)  office  419  California 
GOLDEN  CITY  CHEMICAL  WORKS,  cor  Sev- 
enth and  Townsend,  H.  P.  Wakelee,  proprie- 
tor, office  SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Bu.-<h 
GOLDEN    CITY,   (weekly)  J.  M.  Foard  &  Co., 

editors  and  proprietors,  office  630  8acramento 
Golden  Daniel,  porter,  dwl  20  Tehama 
GOLDEN  ERA,  (weekly)  G.  B.  Densmnre  &  Co., 

editors  and  proprietors,  office  543  Clay 
Golden  Gate  Brewery,  Charles  Metzler,  proprietor, 

713  Greenwich 
Golden   Gate  Drivinyr  Park,   Cliff  House  Road,  5 

miles  from  City  Hall 
GOLDEN  GATE  FLOUR  MILLS,  Horace  Davis 

&  Co.,  proprietors,  41-45  First 
Golden  Gate  Hotel,  728  Market 
GOLDEN  GATE  SUGAR  REFINERY,  cor  Polk 

and  Grove,  office  NW  cor  Com  and  Front 
Golden  James,   bootmaker  with    Buckingham    & 

Hecht,  dwl  Turk  bet  Buchanan  and  AIcAllister 
Golden  Jeremiah  H.,  salesman,  230  Third,  dwl  139 

Tehama 
Golden  John,  laborer,  dwl  108  Bernard 
Golden  John,  laborer,  dwl  256  Jessie 
Golden  John,  laborer,  516  Mission 
Golden  John  W.,  undertaker  with  Thomas  Golden, 

dwl  213  Turk 
Golden  Slichael, shoemaker   vrith   Metropolitan  B. 

&  S.  Co..  dwl  249  Minna 
GOLDEN  STATE  IRON  WORKS,  cooperative, 

Charles  H.  Knox  president,  Hugh  F.  Robs  sec- 
retary, 19-25  First 
Golden  State  Relief  Association,  office  418  Mont 
Golden  Thomas,  broommaker  with  M.  Zan  &,  Co., 

dwl  51  Sacramento 
Golden  Thomas,  undertaker,  709  Market,  dwl  213 

Turk 
Golden  Thomas  H.,  painter,  dwl  213  Turk 
Golden  Timothy,  typecaster  with  California  Type 

Foundry  Co.,  dwl  256  Jessie 
Goldfish  Benjamin,   (of    Wixe  &    Goldjish,   Santa 

Rosa)  office  304  Cal,  dwl  632  Market 
Golding  James,  collector  and  broker,  641  Merchant, 

dwl  1435  Pine 
Golding  John,  laborer  with  William  H.  Norton,  dwl 

Austin  nr  Gough 
Golding  Martin,  laborer,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  wharf 
Golding  Thomas,  carpenter  li.  C.  League,  dwl  229 

Sutter 
Golding  Thomas,  second  officer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great 

Republic 
Goldman  Isaac  A.,  merchant, office  222  Sansnm,  dwl 

W  s  Howard  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Goldman  Jacob,   market,  1202  Stockton,    dwl    20 

Mason 
Goldman  Joseph,  ^F.  Knppel  <&    Co.)   dwl   Hollis 

bet  Buchanan  and  Webster 
Goldman  Max,  salesman  with  M.  Sichel,  dwl   1008 

Stockton 
Goldman  Philip,  cutter  with  Buckingham  &  Hecht, 

dwl  447  Tehama 
Goldmann  Isaac  W.,  ( Goldmann  Sj-  Adler)  dwl  20 

Mason 
Goldmann  &  Adler,  (Isaac  W.  Goldmann  <3('  Jacob 

Adler)  boots  and  shoes,  330  Kearny 


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Goldineyer  Louis,  butcher,  1104  Folsom 
Gol(1ricl<  Daniel,  lal)oier  City  Paving  Co. 
GoMrick  Pitrick,  blocklayer  City  Paving  Co. 
Goldrick  WilliHtn,  teamster  City  Paving  Co. 
Goldrimiilt  Bernard,  salesman  6"28  Market,   dwl   12 

Ellis 
Goidtsinidt  Bernard,  (Goldsmidt  &    Co.)  dwl  343 

Minna 
Goldsmidt  Nathan,  (Kohn  &  G.)  dwl  14  Si.xth 
Goldsmidt  &  Co.,  (Bernard   Goldsmidt  and   VVil- 

linm  BogerJ  Berlin    Plaster  Mill,   Berry    nr 

Fourth 
Goldsmith  Abraham  M. ,  (Abraham.  M.  Goldsmith 

&  Cn.)  dwl  415  Jones 
GOLDSMITH  ABRAHAM  M.    &   CO.,  (Mdor 

ChoynskiJ  books,  stationery  etc.,  36  Fourth 
Goldsmith  Adolph,  tailor,  dwl  92!)  Washington 
Goldbinilh  Amson,  (of  Goldsmith  Bros.,  Portland, 

O.J  office  HI  Battery,  dwl  423  Second 
Goldsmith  Ann,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  NE  cor 

Hyde  and  Union 
Goldsmith   Christopher,  shoemaker,    dwl  359  Jes- 
sie 
Goldsmith  Edwin  S.,  engraver  with  William  Gold- 

sniitli,  dwl  83.5  Mission 
Goldsmith   Esther   Miss,  assistant  teacher    Spring 

Valley  Grammar  School,  dwl  415  Jones 
Goldsmith  George,  liquor  saloon,  625  Davis 
Goldsmith  Henry,  cloaks  and  mantillas,  506  Kearny, 

dwl  549  Mission 
Goldsmith  Isaac,  butcher,  dwl  415  Jones 
Goldsmith  James  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  627  Fell 
Goldsmith  Jonathan  G.,  bookkeeper  S.  F.  Gas  Co., 

dwl  317  Harrison 
Goldsmith   Joseph,  laborer  Merchants  Dry  Dock, 

dwl  721  O'Farrell 
Goldsmith  Lion,  peddler,  dwl  414  Jones 
Goldsmith    Philip,    clerk.    111    Battery,    dwl    422 

Second 
Goldsmith  Simon,  dry  goods,  250  Third,  dwl  163 

Tehama 
Goldsmith  Solomon,  (A.    B.    Elfelt   &    Co.)    dwl 

1018  Post 
QOLDS.MITH  WILLIAM  E.,  engraver,  507  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  835  Mission 
Goldson  Alexander,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's 

S.S.  Oritlamnie 
Goldspink  James,  woodcarver,  20 Fremont,  dwl  553 

Mission 
Goldstein  Alexander,  waiter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Constitu- 
tion 
Goldstein  Amelia  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Bush  St. 

Cosmopolitan  School,  dwl  476  Clementina 
Gold.stein  Emanuel  L.,  (Goldstein,    Heller   Jf   Co. J 

dwl  115  Powell 
Goldstein  Eva,  (widow)    manufacturer  ladies'  and 

childrens'  wear,  laces,  dress  trimmings,  etc.,  26 

Second 
Goldstein  Henry,  dwl  23  Stockton 
Goldstein  Hester,  (widow)  trimmings,  255  Third, 

dwl  811  Market 
Goldstein  Hiram  P.,  salesman,  631  Kearny,  dwl  1604 

Mason 
Goldstein  I.  &  Son,  fSol.  A.  Goldstein)  importers 

gents'  furnishing  goods,  416  Sacramento 
Goldstein  Isaac,  (1.  Goldstein  if  Sonj  resides  New 

York 
Goldstein  Jacob  H.,  hoonskirt  and  corset  manufac- 
turer, 24  Second,  dwl  NW  cor  Jessie  and  Second 
Goldstein  John,  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  27 

Minna 
Goldstein  Leon,  printer,  dwl  605  Taylor 
Goldstein  Louis,  expressman,  dwl  1(51)4  Mason 
Goldstein  Jlorris,  tailor,  624  Commercial,  dwl  276 

Jessie 
Goldstein  Morris,  upholsterer  with  N.  P.  Cole  & 

Co.,  dwl  467  Clementina 
Goldstein    Peter,    mannficturer    ladies'  undergar- 
ments, dwl  1604  Mason 


Goldstein  Samuel,  (of  Goldstein  Bros.,  Austin, 
Nev.j  office  115  Battery,  dwl  Frank's  Bdg. 

Goldstein  Samuel  A.,  metermaker  with  M.  Do- 
brzensky,  dwl  467  Clementina 

GOLDSTEIN,  SELLER  &  CO.,  (Emanuel  L. 
Goldstein,  Joseph  Seller,  and  Myer  Ehrman) 
importers  and  wholesale  groceries  and  provi- 
sions, 217  Front 

Goldstein  Simon,  bairwork,  110  Second,  dwl  207 
Minna 

Goldstein  Sol.  A.,  (I.  Goldstein  &  Son  J  416  Sacra- 
mento 

Goldstein  William,  manager  San  Francisco  Per- 
fumery and  Soap  Co.,  125  San,  dwl  2(150  Miss 

Goldstone  Charles,  merchant,  dwl  1042  Howard  nr 
Seventh 

Goldstone  Jacob,  furnishing  goods.  926  Dupont 

Goldstone  John  B.,  teamster  with  Biyth  &  Wether- 
bee,  dwl  526  Natoma 

Goldstone  Louis,  merchant,  office  SW  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Battery,  dwl  Nucleus  Hotel 

Goldstone  Mitchell,  merchant,  office  2  Battery,  dwl 
323  Taylor 

Goldstone  Samuel,  merchant,  dwl  1032  McAllister 

Goldthwait  A.,  carrier  Bulletin,  dwl  719  Clay 

Goldlree  Isaac,  (of  Goldtree  Brothers,  San  Luis 
Obispo  and  Monterey)  office  25  Battery,  dwl 
632  Market 

Goldtree  Nathan,  capitalist,  office  27  Battery,  dwl 
632  Market 

Goldwater  Michael,  merchant,  106  Battery,  dwl 
942  Mission 

Goldwater  Morris,  clerk  with  P.  Berwin  &  Brother, 
dwl  942  Mission 

Goldzene  Christian,  cabinetmaker  with  L.  &  E. 
Emanuel,  dwl  128  Clara 

Golightly  James,  driver  with  A.  E.  Swain 

Golly  Ambroise,  watchmaker,  1205  Dupont,  dwl 
520  Filbert 

Golly  J.  B.  &,  Co.,  (John  C.  Golly  and  Edward 
Zschieschej  German  books.  111  Post 

Golly  John,  barber,  dwl  520  Filbert 

Golly  John  B..(J.B.  Golly  \  Co.)  dwl  520  Filbert 

Golly  Joseph,  barber,  1203  Dupont,  dwl  520  Filbert 

Golly  Leon,  clerk  with  Glazier  &  Seligsberg,  dwl 
520  Filbert 

Golofkov  Savillay,  broommaker  with  Isaac  Bloom, 
dwl  113  First 

Goloraire  A.,  salesman,  dwl  536  Sacramento 

Golster  Esther,  (widow)  dwl  39  Jessie 

Gomas  Joseph,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 
S.  S.  Orizaba 

Gomer  Mary  B.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1234  Stock 

Gomez  Angel,  salesman,  dwl  767  Howard 

Gomez  Antonio  F.,  messenger  U.  S.  Navy  Pay- 
master, 434  California 

Gomez  Charles,  newsdealer,  dwl  636  Commercial 

Gomez  Mary  D.  H.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  736 
Folsom 

Gomez  Miguel,  salesman,  dwl  767  Howard 

Gomo  John,  stonecutter  new  U.  S.  Branch  Mint, 
dwl  132  Fifth 

Gon9aIve8  M.,  shoemaker,  dwl  016  Post 

Gondouin  Arsene,  cook  Occidental  Hotel,  dwl  364 
Minna 

Gouet  Alphonse,  waiter,  dwl  1006  Dupont 

Gouge  Claudius,  doorkeeper  French  Hospital 

Gonnella  D.  «Sz,  Co.,  (Antonio  Pellicciaga)  liquor 
saloon,  609  Pacific 

Gonnella  Dominique,  (D.  Gonnrlla  <Sb  Co.)  dwl  E  s 
Kearny  bet  Pacific  and  Broadway 

Gonyeau  John  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  831  Vallejo 

Gonzales  Frank,  warehouseman  with  J.  O.  Strauch, 
dwl  E  s  Ohio  bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 

Gonzales  John,  harnessmaker,  dwl  12  Hunt 

Gonzales  Manuel,  laborer  with  Schreiber,  Rohr  <fe 
Co.,  dwl  S  8  Sacramento  bet  Drumm  and  East 

Gonzales  Manuel,  tinsmith  with  Osgood  &  Stetson, 
dwl  933  Howard 


JONES,  FUIjIiMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Buttons  in  ereat  variety. 


BEDINGTON,  HOSTETTEB  &  CO.,  The  Wholesale  Druggists  of  the  Pacific  Coast. 


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Gonzales    William,    watehman    Maguire'e    Opera 

House,  dwi  618  Washington 
Gonzalez  Andreo,  teacher,  dwl  S  s  Diipont  Alley 
Gonzalez  Dominick,  (Johnston  <&  G.J  dwl  949  How 
Gonzalez  Eduardo,  foreman  La  Sociedad,  dwl  813 

Vallejo 
Good  Annie  Miss,  dwl  839  Mission 
Good  Antonio,  liquor  saloon,  5-16  Clay,  d-wl  NW  cor 

Jackson  and  Drnmm 
Good  Christian,  baker,  dwl  1609  Leavenworth 
Good  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Good  Jolin^  carpenter,  dwl  715  Howard 
Good  John  M.,  real  estate,  dwl  N  s  Jessie  nr  Ninth 
Goodall  Charles,  (Goodall  &  NelsonJ  dwl  528  Sixth 
Goodall  Edwin,  bookkeeper  with  Goodall  &  Nelson, 

dwl  63ni  Jessie 
GOODALL  &  NELSON,  (Charles  Goodall  and 

Christopher   NelsonJ  ajjents   Santa   Cruz   and 

WatBouville  Line  steamers,  NE   cor  East  and 

Clay 
Goodberry  Frank,  miner,  dwl  407  Pacific 
Goodchild  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  1705  Stockton 
Goodenow  George  V.,  surveyor,  dwl  NE  cor  Pine 

and  Steiner 
Goodfellow  Michael,  cartman,  dwl  N  s  Antonio  bet 

Jones  and  Leavenworth 
Goodfellow  Thomas,  barkeeper  with  E.  Calverley, 

dwl  248  Minna 
Goodhart  George   C,  batter,  cheese,  eggs,  etc.,  26 

Metropolitan  market,  dwl  219  Minna 
Goodhue  John,  jeweler  with  Victor  Hauser,  dwl 

533  Commercial 
Goodine  Paul,  liquors,  dwl  845  Dupont 
Goodkind  Henry,  (Fechheimer,  G.  &  Co.)  dwl  419 

Eddy 
Goodman   A.,  expresswagon,  dwl  S  8  Tyler  bet 

Buchanan  and  Webster 
Goodman   Abraham,    clerk,  210    Sausom,  dwl    70 

Minna 
Goodman  Alphonso,  hostler  with  Peter  A.  Finigan, 

dwl  NE  cor  Sacramento  and  Miles  Place 
Goodman  Beryamin  F.,  clerk  with  William  Hessler, 

dwl  N  s  Green  nr  Stockton 
Goodman  Charles  G.,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Illinois  nr 

Napa 
Goodman  David,  (Hart  &  G.)  dwl  129  O'Farrell 
Goodman   Frederick,  (Goodman  &    Lindner  J  dwl 

412  Post 
Goodman  Harry,  cook  Central  House,  814  Sansom 
Goodman  George,  (colored)  dwl  Miles  Place 
Goodman  Isidor,  bookkeeper,  210   Sansom,  dwl  70 

Minna 
Goodman  Jonas,  bookkeeper,  dwl  1  Martha  Place 
Goodman    Joseph,  porter,    107   Battery,    dwl    425 

Third 
Goodman  Joseph,  tailor,  dwl  153  Clara 
Goodman  Lewis,   bookkeeper,  228  California,  dwl 

2)5  Powell 
Goodtnan  K..  jewelrv  dealer,  dwl  314  Bneh 
GOODMAN  SIMON,  importer  and  jobber  staple 

and  fancy  drvgoods,  208  and  210  Sansom,  dwl 

722  Post 
Goodman   &  Lindner,    (Frederick  Goodman    and 

Ma.x   Lindner)  clothing  and  furnishing  goods, 

237  Kearny 
Goodnow  Albert  L.,  wood  and  coal,  dwl  366  Clem- 
entina 
Goodpasture  George,  carpenter  with   Swan,  Dun- 
bar &  Co.,  dwl  18  First 
Goodrich   J.  V.  B.,   carpenter  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  res 

Oakland 
Goodrich  John  H.,  salesman   with  George  T.  Case- 
bolt  &  Co.,  dwl  S  s  Fulton  nr  Laguna 
Goodrich  Joseph  K.,  clerk  U.  S.  Surveyor-General's 

office,  res  Oakland 
Goodrich     Uichard,    laborer,    dwl  E  8    Boardman 

Place  nr  Brannan 
Goodridge  Henry  C,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl 

457  Bryant 


Goodridge  Joseph,  assayer,  dwl  9.57  Howard 

GooHrura  George,  shippin^j  merchant,  office  525 
Front,  dwl  N  s  Twelfth  bet  Mission  and  How 

GcoJsell  DeCourcey  M.,  (J.  W.  Hodgkin  &  Co.) 
dwl  429  Fiist 

Goodsell  Francis  J.,  salesman  with  E.  L.  Vander- 
derburg  &  Co.,  dwl  400  Battery 

Goodwin  Adolph,  dwl  N  s  Bush  bet  Octavia  and 
Laguna 

Goodwin  C.  H.,  longshoreman,  dwl  Lombard  nr 
Sansom 

Goodwin  George,  painter,  dwl  709  Mission 

Goodwin  James  P.  (Goodwin  &  Co.  &  George  B. 
May  &  Co.)  dwl  1313  Taylor 

Goodwin  James  P.  Jr.,  salesman  with  Goodwin  & 
Co.,  dwll313  Taylor 

Goodwin  John,  laborer,  dwl  Alta  Lodgings 

Goodwin  Lewis,  saddler  with  J.  C.  Johnson  &  Co., 
dwl  311  Pine 

Goodwin  Michael,  (Goodwin,  Whitsted  Sf  Co.)  dwl 
41  Welch 

Goodwin  Robert,  salesman  with  Goodwin  &  Co. 
and  supervisor  Fifth  Ward,  dwl  322  Pine 

Goodwin  Susan  B.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  721 
Howard 

Goodwin  ThaddeuB  P.,  foreman  with  Pope  &  Tal- 
bot, dwl  515  Bryant 

Goodwin  Thomas,  longshoreman,  dwl  71  Tehama 

GOODWIN,  WHITSTED  &  CO.,  (M.  Goodwin 
&  E.  Whitsted)  importers  and  wholesale  wines 
and  liquors,  407  Battery 

GOODWIN  Hi.  CO.,  fjam'es  P.  GoodicinA  Philiv 
B.  Holmes  J  ]mi>ortevB.  manufacturers  and  deal- 
ers furniture  and  bedding,  322-334  Pine 

Goodwin's  Building,  322  Pine 

Goodyear  Dental  Vulcanite  Co.,  William  J.  Camp- 
bell agent,  office  428  California 

Goodyear  Watson  A.,  (Goodyear  dk  Blake)  dwl 
216  Bush 

GOODYEAR  &  BLAKE,  (Wat.ton  A.  Good  year 
&  Theodore  A.  Blake)  civil  and  mining  engi- 
neers, office  216  Bush 

Gooet  Robert,  porter  C.  S.  Nav.  Co's  S.S.  Amelia 

Goold  Edmund  L., attorney  at  law,  dwl  Union 
Club 

Goold  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  551  Howard,  rear 

Gooley  S.  P.,  dwl  636  Commercial 

Goor  Charles,  lager  beer  saloon,  12  Fourth 

Gooras  George,  laborer,  dwl  San  Jose  Road  nrSix 
Mile  House 

Gooras  William,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Old  San  Jose 
Road  bet  Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eighth 

Goos  Peter,  sliipcarpenter,  dwl  617  Davis 

Goosenberry  George,  laborer  Russ  House 

Goost  "dwl  1014  Stockton 

Goose  Henry,  porter,  dwl  20  Eleventh 

Goraa  Louis,  cook,  350  Merchant 

Gorborine  Andrew,  laborer  with  D.  Ghirardelli,  dwl 
429  Vallejo 

Gordon  Mrs.,  dwl  125  Sansom 

Gordon  Albert  S.,  cooperage,  dwl  E  s  Main  nr 
Bryant 

Gordon  Charles  C,  phvsician,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 

GORDON  CHARLES  W.,  book  and  job  printer, 
SE  cor  Sacramento  and  Sansom 

Gordon  Cuthbert  P.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  26  Hampton 
Place 

Gordon  David  A.,  compositor  with  Bacon  &  Com- 
pany, dwl  919  Union 

Gordon  "E.,  dwl  1618  Folsom 

Gordon  George  W.,  ( Hamhleton  &  G.)  attorney  at 
law,  office  622  Clay,  dwl  916  Stockton 

Gordon  James  A.,  laborer,  dwl  Green's  Court  nr 
Howard 

Gordon  James  E.,  salesman  with  Linforth,  Kellogg 
&  Co.,  dwl  27  South  Park 

Gordon  Jo,  real  estate,  dwl  23  Kearny 

Gordon  John,  foreman  with  B.  H.  Freeman,  dwl  12 
Quincy 


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Gordon  John,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Gordon  Loniee,  (widow)  dwl  331  Fourth 
Goi'tion  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  lOfi  Beale 
Gordon  Noah  M.,  lodgings,  616  Kearny 
Gordon  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  S27  Geary,  rear 
Gordon  Robert,  laborer  S.  F.  &,  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  E  8  Eighth  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Gordon  Samuel,  laborer  S.   F.   Gas  Co.,   dwl  528 

Folsom 
Gordon  Samnel  A.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  842  Market, 

dwl  216  Minna 
Gordon  Thomas,  broommaker,  dwl   SE   cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Drumm 
Gordon  Thomas,  capitalist,  bds  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Got  don  Wesley  N.,  shoemaker  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl 

313  Pacific 
Gordon. — See  Gourdon 
Gore  Benjamin  B.,  cashier  with  Ross,  Dempster  & 

Co.,  dwl  E  s  Columbia  Squ-ire  nr  Folsom 
Gore   Bridget,    (widow)    ehoestitcher,  dwl  543  Te- 
hama 
Gore  John  C,  dwl  222  Post 
Gores  Frederick,  baker,  dwl  E  s  Jones  bet  Union 

and  Filbert 
Gorevan  James,  porter,  dwl  1002  California 
Gorfinkel  Aaron,  merchant,  dwl  1136  Dupont 
Gorfinkel  Sarah  Mrs.,  drygoods,  1136  Dupont 
Gorfinkel  William,  (Gorjinkel  ^  LehanJ  dwl  431 1 

Tehama 
Gorfinkel  &  Lehan,  (William  Gorjinkel  and  Den- 
nis LehanJ  barbers,  lOOOJ  Market 
Gorham  Charles  E.,  commission  merchant,  office  SE 
cor   Front  and   Pine,   dwl  W  s  Capp  bet  Six- 
teenth and  Seventeenth 
Gorham  Daniel,  assistant  entry   clerk   Naval  office, 

Custom  House,  dwl  924  Pine 
Gorham  Dennis,    machinist,  dwl   E   s  Folsom  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Gorliam  John  E.,  collector,   608  Merchant,   dwl  19 

John 
Gorham  Joseph  R.,  master  mariner,  dwl  2475  Perry 
Gorham  Michael,  clerk  with  Frank  Moran,  dwl  164 

Jessie 
Gorham  Richard,  housemover,  dwl  214  Broadway 
Gorham  Valentine,  laborer,  dwl  16  William 
Gorhey  Michael,  jobwagon,  NE  cor  Pine  and  Mont 
Gorine  Alexander,  laborer,  bds  122  Leidesdortf 
Gorie  James,  (Smith,  Sf  StevenxonJ  dwl  620  Bdwy 
Gorje  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Gorlar  Michael,  waiter,  dwl  444  Union 
Gorley  Hugh  A.,  (Gorley  cfc  CaslleJ  dwl  SW  cor 

Devisadero  and  Sacramento 
Gorley  k.  Castle,  (Hugh  A.  Gorley  and,  Stephen  W. 

Castle  J  drygoods,  709  Montgomery 
Gorman  Andrew  J.,  varnisher,  with  G.  A.  Lock- 
hart,  dwl  Folsom,  Berual  Higlits 
Gorman  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  820  Vallejo 
Gorman  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  214  Broadway 
Gorman  Dennis,  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  142 

Perry 
Gorman  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  Courtland  Av  nr  Cal- 
ifornia Av 
Gorman  James,  engineer,  dwl  E  sNevadanr  Folsom 
Gorman  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Gorman  John,  carpenter,  dwl  735  Market 
Gorman  John,  drayman  with  Strauss  &  Frank,  dwl 

NW  cor  Harrison  and  Dora 
Gorman  John,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Polk  and  Hayes 
Gorman  John,  notary  public  and  commissioner  of 

deeds,  509  Montgomery,  dwl  I  Freelon 
Gorman  John,  stevedore,  dwl  Crescent  Avenue  nr 

Wayne 
Gorman  K.  E.Miss,  assistant  teacher  Eighth  St.  Pri- 
mary School,  dwl  cor  Folsom  and  Hawthorne 
Gorman  Laurent,  expresswagon,  dwl  W  s  Nevada 

nr  Folsom 
Gorman  Malachi,  laborer,  dwl  210  Pacific 
Gorman   Margaret,  ehoefitter,  dwl  W  s  First  Av  nr 
Sixteenth 


Gorman    Margaret,    (widow)    tailoress,    dwl    414 

Stevenson 
Gorman  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  170  Stevenson 
Gorman  Mary  l^Iiss,  dressmaker,  dwl  727  Broadway 
Gorman  Michael,  cook  Tremont  House 
Gorman  Michael,  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

23  Clinton,  rear 
Gorman  Michael,   laborer  -with  Charles  Nivelles, 

dwl  E  s  Fourth  nr  Folsom 
Gorman  Michael,  mariner,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Gorman  Michael,  shoemaker  with  Mason  &  Taylor, 

dwl  522  Minna 
Gorman  Michael  P.,  carpenter,  dwl  144  Shipley 
Gorman  Owen,  porter.  Occidental  Hotel 
Gorman  Patrick,  driver,  dwl  223  Stevenson 
Gorman  Patrick,  jobwagon,   NE   cor   Montgomery 

and  Sutter,  dwl  NW  cor  Polk  and  Tyler 
Gorman  Simon,  melter  ^tna  Iron  Works,  dwl  315 

Folsom,  rear 
Gorman  Susan  Miss,  forewoman  323  Bush,  dwl  820 

Vallejo 
Gorman  Thomas,  dwl  319  O'Farrell,  rear 
Gorman  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  First  Av  bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Gorman  Thomas,  dyer  Mission  Woolen   Mills,  dwl 

E  s  Columbia  bet  Ninteenth  and  Solano 
Gorman  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  Old  San  Jose   road 

6  miles  from  City  Hall 
Gorman  Timothy,  driver  N.  B.  &   M.   R.   R.,   bds 

214  Broadway 
Gorman  T.  J.,  lamplighter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Gorman  W.,  deckhand  stm  Santa   Cruz,  Washing- 
ton St.  Wharf 
Gorman  W.  J.,  principal  South  San  Francisco  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  641  Folsom 
Gorman  William,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Gormantes  E.,  waiter  Miners  Restaurant,  dwl  625 

Davis 
Gormley  James,  pressman  S.  F.  Wool  Exchange, 

dwl  Brookline  House 
Gormley  John,  drayman  520  Front,  dwl  N  s  Pacific 

bet  Battery  and  Sansom 
Gormley  Michael,  bricklayer,  dwl  N  s  Heron  nr 

Eighth 
Gorner  Charles,  steward  Miners   Restaurant,   dwl 

cor  Sacramento  and  LeidesdortF 
Gorner  Theodore,  harnessmaker  with  Charles  Han- 
son, dwl  609  Union 
Gorrsen  Christien,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Kearny  and 

Green 
Goslina  Abraham,  pantryman  P.  M.  S.  S.   America 
Gosliner  Joseph,  clerk  with   Simon  Gosliner,   dwl 

NW  cor  Steuart  and  Folsom 
Gosliner  Simon,  clothing,  W  s  Steuart  nr  Folsom, 

dwl  735  Folsom 
Gosliner  Simon,  merchant  tailor,  cor  First  and  Bran 
Gosling  James,  architect,  office  128 Kearny,  dwl 435 

Clementina 
Gosling   Joseph,   architect,  608  Market,  dwl  110 

Stockton 
Goslinsky  E.  &  Qo.,  (George  Browniitein)VB&a\xiw!- 

turers  cigars  and  importers  leaf  tobacco,  219  and 

221  Battery 
Goslinsky  Elias,  (E.  Goslinsky  &   Co.)  dwl  1222 

Geary 
Gosnell  JohnT.,  machinist  .^tna  Iron  Works,  dwl 

231  Second 
Gosnell  Mathew,  clerk,  dwl  9  Folsom  Avenue 
Goss  Jacob,  fruits,  SE  cor  Shotwell  and  Twenty- 
second 
Goss  Peter,  bricklayer,  dwl  2  Chelsea  Place 
Gossman  Thomas,  propertyman  California  Theatre, 

dwl  510  Howard 
Gossner  Henry,  boilermaker,  Second  Street  Wharf, 

dwl  509  Third 
Gost  Peter,  milk  depot,  1429  Dupont 
Gostorfs  Leopold  B,.  bookkeeper  Bank  of  Califor- 
nia, dwl  839  California 
Gotale  Fortunato,  laborer,  dwl  18  Ohio 


JONBS,  PULLMAN  St  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Combs  and  Brushes. 


TEHBA  SANTA  purifies  the  Blood  and  strengthens  the  Nervous  System. 


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Gottardo  Miifjetti.  laborer  with   Brignardello,  Mac- 

cliiavello  &  Co.,  dwl  7  Burrai'd  Place 
Gotte  Henry,  clerk  with  A.  S.   Koseubaum   &   Co., 

(hvl  Eleventh  nr  Jlarket 
GOTTIG  LAWRENCE,  president  German  Savings 

and   Loan  Society,    513  CalMlB,    dwl   191.5 

Taylor 
Gottlow  Joseph,  cook,  dwl 911  Jackson 
Gottsfhalk  Chailes,  niarbiecntter,  937  Market,  dwl 

NW  cor  Tehama  and  Fifth 
Gottschalk  Charles,  shoemaker,  dwl  320  Dupont 
Gottschalk  Charles  F.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  413 

Monttroraery,  dwl  10  Lily  Avenue 
Gottsdialk  Charles  V.,  clerk,  dwl  807  Leavenworth 
Guttschalk  John  F.  A.,  laborer,  dwl  Greenwich  bet 

Sansom  and  Montgomery 
Gottschalk  Michael,  compositor  Hebrew,  dwl  228 

Bush 
Gottung  Charles,  porter  with  J.  R.  Gates  &  Co., 

dwl  408  Folsom,  rear 
Gottimtr  Frederick,  signmaker  with  Benjamin  Isaacs, 

dwl  308  Folsom,  rear 
Gotz  Andrew,  clerk  with  Alois  Fincke,  dwl  SE  cor 

Masou  and  Greenwich 
Gouth  George,  hairdresser  with  John  J.   Hayden, 

dwl  Overland  House 
Goud   George  L.,  salesman  with  Tay,   Brooks  &. 

Backus,  dwl  1014  Stockton 
Gougli  Charles  H.,  deputy  sheriff.  City  Hall,  dwl 

1421  Stockton 
Gough  F.  G.,  chief  engineer  P.  M.S.  S.  Colorado 
Gongh  H.  Dorsey,  clerk,  dwl  1421  Stockton 
Gough  John,  butcher  with  John  Y.  Wilson  &  Co., 

dwl  646  Howard 
Gough  Neil,  metalroofer  with  John  Kehoe,  dwl  3 

Central  Place 
Gough  Pat  lick,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Main  nr  Harrison 
Gough  Thomas  .1.,  clerk  paymaster's  department  U. 

S.  A.,  dwl  SW  cor  Market  and  Third 
Gough  William,  (Brooks  Sf  Co. J  dwl  468  Jessie 
Gough. — See  Goff 
Gould  Adin  B.,  boxmaker  with  Hobbs,   Gilmore  &, 

Co.,  dwl  SE  cor  Post  and  Dupont 
Gould  Alexander,  sbiprigger,  dwl  1306  Montgomery 
Gould  C   B.,  conductor  Southern  Pacific  Railroad, 

res  Gilroy 
Gould  Cliarles  G.,  carpenter  and  builder,  322  Jack- 
son, dwl  231  Pacific 
Gould  James  G.,  real  estate  and  stockbroker,  612 

Merchant,  dwl  1  Freelon 
Gould  John,  wheelwright,  dwl  416  Folsom,  rear 
Gould  Joseph  A.,  machinist  with   N.  P.  Langland, 

dwl  644  Howard 
Gould  Nelson  C.,  shoemaker  with  John  Irwin,  dwl 

110  Silver 
Gould  Peter  F.,  longshoreman,  dwl  Flint  Alley  nr 

Battery 
GOULD    &    CURRY    SILVER   MINING   CO., 

office  22  Merchants'  Exchange 
Gould.— See  Goold 
Goulet  Isidore,  merchant  tailor,  415  Montgomery, 

dwl  542  Jessie 
Gonley  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  1324  Pacific 
Goulsfon  Kufmau,  waiter,  226  Third,  dwl  515  Fil- 
bert 
Gourdain  Adolphe,  doormaker  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe, 

dwl  cor  Sacramento  and  Stockton 
Gourdon  Charles,   watchmaker    and   jeweler,  358 

Third,  dwl  325  Third 
Gourdon  Eniilie  Madame,  laundry,  325  Third 
Gourdon  Rene,  painter,  dwl  325  Third 
Gourgues  Ferdinand,  clerk  with  F.  Daneri  &  Co., 

dwl  E  8  Diinont  bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Gourmandie   Edward,  waiter  Miners'  Restaurant, 

dwl  540  Washington 
Goustiaux  AuguKte,  nurse  French  Hospital 
Goustianx  George,  laborer,  dwl  319  Stockton 
Gouvi  Eaiil,  ciiiarraaker  with Cobo,  Martinez  &  Co., 

dwl  529  Pacilic 


Goux  John  B.,  dyeing,  22  Geary  and  233  Third 
Gouzenes  George,  butcher,  dwl  cor  El  Dorado  and 

Potrero  Avenue 
Gove  Albion  B.,  sea  captain,  dwl  512  Leavenworth 
Gove  Andrew  J.,  f Potter  4-  G.;  dwl  925  Valhjo 
Gove  Aqnila,  porter  with  John  Hall  &  Sou,  dwl 

242  Fremont 
Government  House,  NW  cor  Washington  and  San 
Gowan  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  Spring  Valley  Home- 
stead nr  St.  Mary's  College 
Gowan  William,  clerk  with  Tobin,Davi8son  &  Co., 

dwl  210  Tyler 
Gowdv  Addison,  porter  with  N.  P.  Cole  &  Co.,  dwl 

246  Third 
Gowdy  Elton,  dwl  246  Third 
Gowdy  William,  porter  with  N.  P.  Cole  &  Co.,  dwl 

246  Third 
Gowen  John,  laborer  with  Point  Lobos  Road  Co., 

dwl  Point  Lobos  Road,  1  mile  fioni  toUgate 
Gowenlock  Robert,  dwl  803  Greenwich 
Goyeneche  Thomas,  com  agent,  dwl  312  Jessie 
Goyzueta  Adolpho,  compositor  La  Sociedad,  dwl 

528  Green 
Graaff  Julius  S.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  NE  cor  Bush 

and  Kearny,  dwl  427  Union 
Graaff   Samuel,  (Samuel  Graaff  &   Co.)  dwl  427 

Union 
Graaff  Samuel  &    Co.,  (Frederick  Lieker)  cigars 

and  cigar  manufacturers,  539  Clay  andNE  cor 

Dupont  and  Pacific 
Grabe  Prank,  (Grabe  &  Co.)  dwl  123  Sac 
Grabe    &.    Co.,  (Frank  Grabe  if-  Hans  Ralmoy) 

bagmakers,  115  Sacramento 
Graber  Louis,  brewer  Pacific  Brewery,  dwl  271 

Tehama 
Grabiele  Andrea,  fish,  Washington  Market,  dwl  E 

8  Front  bet  Washington  and  Oregon 
Grace  Henry,  jeweler  with  California  Jewelry  Co., 

dwl  1910  Stockton 
Grace  John,  teamster   with   Robert  K.  Pattridge, 

Steuart  opposite  pier  11 
Grace  John,  (Hall  Sf  G.)  dwl  118  Berry 
Grace  Mary  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  30  Kearny 
Grace   Michael,  jeweler  with   California  Jewelry 

Co.,  dwl  1910  Stockton 
Grace  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  Seventh  Avenue  nr  L, 

South  S.  F. 
Grace  Thomas,  laborer,    dwl  W  s   Columbia  nr 

Twentieth 
Grace  William,    driver  N.  B.  and  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

217  Perry 
Gracia  Francisco,  saddletreemaker,  dwl  539  Vallejo 
Gracia  Joseph,  waiter,  420  Drumm 
Gracier  Francis  J.,  (Grader  &  Heald)  dwl  W  s 

California  Avenue  nr  Isabella 
Gracier  Frank,  engineer,  dwl  W  s  San  Bruno  Road 

nr  Twenty-eighth 
GRACIER  &  HEALD,  (Fra?icis  J.  Grader  and 

Charles  B.  Heald)  woodwork  and  general  job- 
bing, SE  cor  Mission  and  Beale 
Gradville   Frederick   W.,  salesman  San  Francisco 

Starch  Factory,  dwl  708  Mission 
Grady  Coleman,  mason  Stoneuiusoue'  Association, 

NE  cor  Bush  and  Kearny 
Grady  Dennis,  stonemaaon,  dwl  W  s  Gilbert  nr 

Townsend 
Grady  James,  porter  with  Colman  Bros.,  and  extra- 
man  Steamer    No.  5,    S.  F.  F.  D.,    dwl    1219 

Stockton 
Grady  James  T.,  boilermaker,  dwl  17  Lewis 
Gi'ady  John,  dairyman,  N  s  Sanchez  bet  Sixteenth 

and  Seventeenth 
Grady  John,   laborer  with  John  G.  lis,  dwl  434 

Stevenson 
Grady  John,  laundryman,  dwl  662  Minna 
Grady  John  H.,  clerk  with  Theodore  Truelson,  dwl 

17  Lewis 
Grady  Joseph  T.,  tinsmith  with  J.  De  La  Montanya, 

dwl  717  Howard 


Keep  California  Capital  in  California,  insure  in  the  "PEOPLES." 


C.  p.  VA.N  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  FuTnishing  Goods. 


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Grady  Michael,  bootmaker,  cor  Tovvnsend  and  Third 

Giiidy  Michael,  butcher,  5:^5  Post 

Grady  Michael,  hostler  with  William  Kerr,  dwl903 

Battery 
Grady  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Sanchez  bet  Six- 
teenth and  Seventeenth 
Grady  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  1  Zoe  Place 
Graeber  August,  carpenter,  dwl  5  Hardie  Place 
Graefen  Charles  E.,  clerk  Adjutant  General,  dwl  446 

Jessie 
Graefl' Daniel,  carpenter  with  Excelsior   Mill  Co., 

dwl  til '2  Broadway 
Graefner  Mark,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Fourth  and 

Berry 
Graf  Jarob,  hostler,  124  Sutter 
Graf  Jacob,  watclimaker  and  jeweler,  315  Kearny, 

dwl  1015  Market 
Graf  Minna  Miss,   principal   South    Cosmopolitan 

Priinarv  Si-hool,  dwl  1"J5  Seventh 
Graf  \V.  Emil  L.,  dwl  715  Howard 
Gratf  Christian,  sewing  machines,  dwl  W  s  Webster 

bet  Tyler  and  McAllister 
Graft' George,  carpenter,  dwl  7"28  Market 
Gratf  Robert  W.,  bookkeeper  with  A.  L.  Bancroft 

&  Co.,  res  San  Leandro.  Ahimeda  Co 
Graftani  Henjumin  C,  glassblower,  dwl  cor  Iowa 

and  Mariposa 
Graffeluiitn   Henry,  tinsmith  with  G.  &  W.  Snook, 

res  (laUland 
Gratfstedr  Albert,  clerk  with  J.   H.  Teitjen,  415 

Bran  nan 
GraliHiu  Andrew,  heater  with  Pacific  Rolling  Mill 

Co.,  dwl  Fotrero  Point 
Graham  Andrew  J.,    assistant  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S. 

Great  Republic 
Graham  Andrew  J.,  harnessmaker,  dwl  911  Sac 
Graham  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  541  Second 
Graham  Ciiarles,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.S.  Gussie  Telfair 
Graham  Cornelius  H.,  clerk  with  Cluff  &  DeWitt, 

dwl  211  Tehama 
Graham  Daniel,  pilot  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Oriflamme 
Graham  Edwaid,  upholsterer,  1  O'Farrell,  dwl  9 

Bagley  Place 
Graham  Emma  C.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  109  San 
Graham   Francois,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  & 

Ilecht,  dwl  Market  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
Graham  Irvine,  porter  with  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co., 

dwl  714  0'  B'arrell 
Graham  J.  A.,  lawetudent,  dwl  110  Prospect  Place 
Graham  James,  boarding  and  lodgings.  'J14  Steuart 
Graham  James. drayman  with  G.F.Bragg  &  Co., dwl 

714  O'Farrell 
Graham  James,  salesman,  206  Kearny,  dwl 350  First 
Graham  .limes,  fSeagravedt  G.J  dwl  cor  Shotwell 

and  Nineteenth 
Graham  James  E.,  steward,  dwl  21  Ritch 
Graham  J.  C,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Ass'n,  234 

Sutter 
Graham  John,  dwl  NW  cor  Nineteenth  and  Shotwell 
Graham  John,  chief  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  America, 

dwl  51  Third 
Graham  John,  laborer  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  steamer  Yo- 

semite 
Graham  John,  (Seagrave  &  G.)  dwl  cor  Shotwell 

and  Nineteenth 
Graham  John  M.,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  19  Minna 
Graham  Joseph,  waiter,  605  Commercial,  dwl  1413 

Dupont 
Graham  Maiy  H.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  1135 

Clay 
Graham  Nelson,  carpenter,dwl  cor  Castro  and  Jersey 
Graham  Richard,  barkeeper,   3  Vallejo,   dwl  S  8 

Clark  bet  Davis  and  Front 
Graham  Robert,  barkeeper  with  McKenzie  &  Fla- 
herty, dwl  S  8  Presidio  Road  bet  Van  Ness  Av 

and  Green 


Graham  Robert,  miner,  dwl  N  8  Green  bet  Larkin 

and  Polk 
Graham  Robert,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
Graham  Robert  D.,  woodcarver  with  Bryant  &  Stra- 

han,  dwl  cor  Castro  and  Jersey 
Graham  Robert  J.,  ck-rk,  dwl  10  O'Farrell 
Graham   Robert  J.,  U.  S.   Drayman,  office  SW  cor 

Battery  and  Jackson,  dwl  409  Jones 
Graham  Thomas,  bookkeeper,  113  Sansom,  dwl  402 

Sixth 
Graham  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  107  Welsh 
Graham  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Tyler  bet  Taylor 

and  Jones 
Graham  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  10  Anthony 
Graham  Thomas,  machinist  Union  Iron  VVorks 
Graham  Thomas  D.,  clerk,  330  Montgomery,  dwl 

607  Pine 
Graham   William,   laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl 

cor  Kentucky  and  South 
Graham  William,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  106  Minna 
Graham  William,  special  policeman,  dwl  Protestant 

Orphan  Asylnm 
Grainer  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Graucourt  G.  B.,  confectionery,  1411  Stockton 
GRAND  ARMY  OF  THE    REPUBLIC   HALL, 

638  Market 
GRAND  CENTRAL   MARKET,    H.    G.    Blank- 
man  proprietor,  S  s  Market  nr  Sixrh 
GRAND    CHAPTEli    R.    A.    M.,    Lawrence   C. 

Owen  grand  secretary.  Masonic  Temple 
GRAND  HOTEL,  Johnson  &  Co.  proprietors,  SE 

cor  New  Motitgomery  and  Market 
GRAND  JURY  ROOM,  21  City  Hall,  third  floor 
GRAND  LODGE    F.    &    A.    M.,    Alexander    G. 

Abell,  grand  secretary,  Masonic  Temple 
Grand  William,  i)oatman,  dwl  625  Davis 
Graner  Charles,  ( Ahlhorn  &  G.)  dwl  429  Bush 
Granes  John,  farmer,  dwl  Branch  House 
Graney  George  P.,  horseshoer,  184  Stevenson,  dwl 

218  Fourth 
Graney  Maggie,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Harrison  nr  Dora 
Graney  Michael,    laborer,   dwl   W  s   Clinton    bet 

Brannan  and  Townsend 
Grange  Jacques,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway 

and  Dupont 
Grange  Nnma.  wholesale  liquor  dealer,  711  Sansom, 

dwl  5-50  Tehama 
GRAINER  JULES,  freight  agent  Cal    Pac.  R.  R. 

Co.,  office  Front  St.  wharf,  dwl  518  Pine 
Grantield  William,  teamster,  958  Mission 
GRANNISS  GEORGE  W.,  agent  and  attorney  for 

Halleck,  Peachy  &  Billings,   43   Montgomery 

Block,  dwl  326  Second 
Grant  Adam,  (Murphy,  G.  &  Co.)  res  Occidental 

Hotel 
Grant  Alfred  N.,  (Alfred  N.  Grant  &  Co  )  res   San 

Mateo 
Grant  Alfred  N.  &  Co.,  (Taber  Orrin)  milkmen, 

152  Tehama 
Grant  Charles,  clerk,   dwl  W  s  Guerrero   nr  Co- 
lumbia 
Grant  Charles  B.,  stonecutter,  dwl  322  Fremont 
Grant  Charles  W.,   with  Pacific  Insurance  Co.  dwl 

NW  cor  Guerrero  and  Columbia 
Grant  Charles  W.,  with  William  A.  Plunkett,  dwl 

NW  cor  Nineteenth  and  Dolores 
Grant  Daniel,  collector,  otlice3l6  Montgomery,  dwl 

32  Tehama 
Grant  Daniel  W.,  (Knnpp  &  G.J  dwl  2114  Lar- 
kin 
Grant  Ellen  G.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Union  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  Howard  bet  Thirteenth  and 

Fourteenth 
Grant  Emma,  (widow)  dwl  Fourteenth  Avenue  bet 

P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Grant  George,  lumberman,  dwl  26 De  Boom 
Grant  George  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  Thirteenth  Ay  bet 

P  and  Q,  South  S.  P. 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Yankee  Notions. 


BBDINQTON,  HOSTETTEB  A  CO.,  Agents  for  Hall's  Hair  Renewer. 


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Grant  George  F.,  clerk  Pacific  Ins.  Co.,dwlNE  cor 

Bush  and  Stockton 
Grant  George  W.,  sbipBmith,  E  b  Spear  bet  Mission 

and  Howard,  dwl  319  Bryant 
Grant  H.  A.  Mies,  assistant  teacher  Tehama  School, 

dwl  17  Rineon  Place 
Grant  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  '20  Folsom 
Grant  James  D.,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Grant  James  M.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  772  Mis- 
sion 
Grant  Job  N.,  carpenter,   dwl  S  s  Seventeenth  nr 

Sherman 
GRANT  JOHN,  carpenter  and  builder,  914  Market 
Grant  John,  coppersmith,  P.  M.  S.S.  Go's  Wharf, 

dwl  S  s  Park  Lane  bet  Second  and  Third 
Grant  John,  merchant,  dwl  Park  Lane 
Grant  Joseph,  cooper  with  A.  S.  Gordon,  dwl  E  s 

Main  nr  Bryant 
Grant  Lewis  P.,  nightwatchman  U.  8.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

N  s  Grove  bet  Franklin  and  Gough 
Grant  Mary  S.  Mrs.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  772 

Mission 
Grant  Patrick,  blacksmith  iEtna  Iron  Works,  dwl 

79  Clementina 
Grant  Patrick,  boilermaker,  dwl  18  Natoma 
Grant  Peter,  carpenter  H.  C.  League.  1:^8  Kearny 
Grant  Robert  P.,  salesman  with  John  G.  Nelson, 

dwl  E  s  Capp  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Grant  Sylvester,  carpenter,  dwl  749  Market 
Grant  Thomas,   fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.    Go's 

S.S.  Idaho 
Grant  Thomas  G.,  special  agent  Pacific  Ins.  Co., 

dwl  W  8  Guerrero  bet  Columbia  and  Twentieth 
Grant  William,  carpenter,  dwl  Fifteenth  Avenue 

bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Grant  William,  clerk  with  Charles  Corkery,  dwl 

1903  Polk 
Grant  William,  dairyman,  dwl  315  Union 
Grant  William  M.,  porter,   15  Sansom,  dwl  143^ 

Tehama 
Grantz  Adolpb, driver  with  Boston  Cracker  Co., dwl 

SE  cor  Front  and  Oregon 
Grantz  Herman,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  N  s  Linden  nr 

Franklin 
Granville  James,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Granville  James,  solicitor  Empire  Hotel,  311  Pacific 
Granville    Joseph,  carriage  painter    with   Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  282  Minna 
Grard   Edward,  laborer  with   Fran9ois   Lermitte. 

dwl  420  Post 
Gras  Edward,  waiter,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and 

Dupont 
Graser  Philip  H.,  waiter  228  Keaniy,  dwl  21  Mont- 
gomery, South 
Grases  Ha'ttie  Miss,  hairdresser  with  Mrs.  Marshall, 

dwl  1108  Powell 
Grases  James  E.,  clerk  with  William  Doolan,  dwl 

1108  Powell 
Grass  Frederick,  type  moulder,  dwl  607  Pine 
Grasshoff  Frederick,  carpenter,  dwl  1510  Powell 
Grdsswell  Benjamin,  waiter  with  John  Reagan,  dwl 

12  Anthony 
Grate  William,  carpenter  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl 

cor  Berry  and  Madden 
Grath  Peter,  butcher,  dwl  E  s  Potrero  Avenue  nr 

El  Dorado 
Grath  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Grattan  William  H.,  real  estate,  office  45  Exchange 

Building,  dwl  SW  cor  Pierce  and  Haight 
Gratto  Richard,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  205  Ritch 
Graul  Franz,  boots  and  shoes,  W  s  Franklin  nr  Page 
Grave    Bernard,    wagon    and    carriageinaker,   724 

Broadway,  dwl  W  s  Powell  nr  Broadway 
Grave  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  617  Davis 
Gravener  David,   waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.,  dwl 

228  Folsom 
Graves  Abraham,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  B.  Oriflamme 
Graves  Augustus  B.,  clerk,  dwl  1715  Mason 


Graves  Charles,  carpenter  with  C.  J.  Janson,  dwl 

NW  cor  Fremont  and  Bryant 
Graves  Convers  L.,  manager  Alhambra  Theater,  dwl 

1804  Mason 
Graves  George  E.,dwl  207  Turk 
Graves  George  W.,  clerk  with  Redington,  Hostet- 

ter  &  Co.,  dwl  1804  Mason 
Graves  Hanson,  watchman  What  Cheer  House 
Graves  Hiram  T.,  bookkeeper  with  J.  M.    Eckfeldt 

&  Co.,  dwl  1605  Mason 
Graves  James,  rigger,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Graves  James,  superintendent  Potrero  and  Bay  View 
R.  R.,  office  and  depot  Islais  Creek  Bridge   Po- 
trero, dwl  cor  Thirteenth  and  M.,  South  S.  P. 
Graves  James  L.,  plumber,  dwl  E  s  Howard  nr 

Fifteenth 
Graves  O.  Franklin,  ,^PV.  H.   Martin  &   Go.)   240 

Montgomery 
Graves  Orrin  N.,  drayman  with  Henry  T.  Holmes, 

bds516  Market 
Graves  Samuel,  office  512  Clay,  dwl  1605  Mason 
Graves  William  H.,  merchant,  office  418  California, 

res  New  York 
GraveuU  John,  carpenter,  dwl  523  Jessie 
Gravier    Alphonse,    (Garnery    &     Co.)    dwl   520 

Merchant 
Gravillier  Jean,  expresswagon,  cor  Dupont  and  Pa- 
cific, dwl  E  s  Larkin  bet  Pacific  and  Broadway 
Grav  A.  L.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  City  Training 

School,  dwl  616  Powell 
Gray  Alexander,  clerk  with  Falkner,  Bell  &  Co., 

dwl  S  8  Filbert  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Gray  Alexander  G.,  dwl  2'i  Jessie 
Gray  Alexander  M.,  painter,  dwl  504  Vallejo 
Grav   Alonzo  M.,  contractor  and  builder,  dwl  519 

"Ellis 
Gray  Bernard,  shorthand  reporter,  dwl  N   s  Filbert 

nr  Jones 
Gray  Charles,  driver  Boston  Furniture  Co.,  dwl  245 

Minna 
Gray,  Cocanour   &   Co.,  f  William  J.  Gray,  J.  B. 
Cocanour,    Charles   Kerr    £f    J.    M.    Hankg) 
wholesale  butchers.  First  Avenue  bet  Kentucky 
and  Bay,  office  30  California  Market 
Gray    Cyril    V.,    (Gray    &    Brandon)    dwl   122 

Taylor 
Gray  Daniel,  plumber,  dwl  26  Clementina 
GRAY  EDWARD  P.,  general  agent  Phoenix  Mutu- 
al Life  Ins  Co.,  (Hartford,  Conn.)   office   425 
Kearny,  dwl  822  Powell 
Gray  Edwin  6.,  collector  Courrier  de  San  Francisco, 

dwl  468  Tehama 
Gray  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  26  Clementina 
Gray  Ellen  Miss,  dwl  347  Fourth 
Gray  George,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Washington  and 

Kearny 
Gray  George,  hostler,  dwl  677  Mission,  rear 
Gray  George  D.,  mining  engineer,  dwl  1713  Webster 
Gray  George  E.,  consulting  engineer  Central  Pacific 

Railroad  Co.,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Gray  George  W.,  foreman  with  H.  F.  Williams  &. 

Co.,  dwl  41  Clarice  Place 
Gray  Giles  H.,  (Cray  &  Haven)  dwl  926  Sac 
Gray  Henry  A.,  newsdealer,  dwl  Adams  House 
Grav  Henry  M.,  (N.  Gray  &  Co.)  dwl  822  Powell 
Gray  Henry  W.,  f  H.  W.  Gray  &  Co.)  dwl  745  Mkt 
Gray   Howard  H.,  patternmaker  Miners  Foundry, 

dwl  356  Third 
Gray  H.  W.  &  Co.,  (James  Roseherry  and  William 
Williamson)  proprietors  Yolo  Mills,  SE  cor 
Market  and  Beale 
Gray  James,  carpenter,  dwl  Ns  Tehama  bet  Eighth 

and  Ninth 
Gray  James  H.,  carpenter,  N  s  Mission  nr  Laskie 
Gray  James  M.,   ( Dalton,   Anderson  if   G.)  dwl 

440J  Natoma 
Gray  Joel,  housecarpenter,  dwl  616  Powell 
Gray  John,  clerk  with  W.  B.  Holcomb,  dwl  359 
Brannan 


TH£  F£OFIi£S  IN SUBANCE  CO.  insures  against  Fire  and  Marine  hazards. 


C  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Glassware  and  Toys. 


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Gray  John,  driver  with  A.  R.  C.  Ice  Co.,  dwl  1219 

Kearny 
Gray  John,  laborer  P.  M.  S  S.  Colorado 
Gray  John,  liquor  saloon,  SVV  cor  First  and  How- 
ard, dwl  'M  Clementina 
Gray  John,  fjohn  Gray  Sj-  Co.)  dwl  653  Folsom 
Gray  John  &  Co.,  (Alfred  Fonda)  wholesale  pro- 
visions, 210  Clay 
Gray  John  S.,  cashier  freight  office  Cal.  Pac.  R.  R. 

Front  St.  Wharf,  dwl  004  Pine 
Gray  John  T.,  fSiilli/.  Sutherland  &  G'.ydwl  23  Ellis 
GRAY,  JONES  ii.  CO. /Samuel  C.  Gray, Edmund 
Jones  and  Joxepk  Boston)   depot  Sauta  Cruz 
Tannery,  418  Battery 
Gray  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  373  Jessie 
Gray  Joseph   M.,   engineer,  dwl  N  e  Mission  nr 

Thirteenth 
Gray  Joshua,  wire  mannfactnrer,  437  Brannan,  dwl 
E  8  Har  bet  Twenty-second   and  Twenty-third 
Gray   Lydia   B. ,  matron  California  State  Woman's 

Hospital,  dwl  cor  Howard  and  Twelfth 
Gray  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  303  Mason,  rear 
Grav  M.iry  Miss,  dwl  1116  Taylor 
GRAY   MATTHIAS,  importer,   wholesale  and  re- 
tail dealer  music  and  musical  instruments,  623 
and  625  Clay,  res  Occidental  Hotel 
Gray  Michael,  fuller  Mission  Woolen  Mills,  dwl  E  s 

Mission  Creek  nr  Sixteenth 

GRAY  N.  <t  CO.,  (Henry  M.  Gray)  undertakers 

and  imnorters   and  manufacturers  coffins  and 

undertakers'  materials,  warerooms  641-b45  Sac 

Gray  Nathaniel,  (N.  Gray  &  Co.)  dwl  822  Powell 

Gray   Patrick,   barkeeeper  Franklin  Hotel,  SE  cor 

Sansom  and  Pacilic 
Gray  Patrick  F.,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Second  and 

and  Minna,  dwl  19  Cienieutina 
Gray   Peter,  tnismith  with   Martin  Prag,  dwl  26^ 

Clementina 
Gray  Peter  J.  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Patrick's  R.C.  Church, 

N  s  Mission  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Gray  Robert  B.,  office  616  Merchant,  dwl  720  Bush 
Gray  Samuel  C,  (Gray,  Jones  &  (Jo.)  dwl 26  Ellis 
Gray  Simon,  tailor,  1225  Dupont 
Giay  Thomas,  assistant  storekeeper  Custom  House, 

dwl  N  8  Filbert  nr  Jones 
Gray  William,  boatman,  dwl  109  Commercial 
Gray  William,  bookkeeper,  dwl  NW  cor  Hyde  and 

O' Far  re  II 
Gray   William,  batcher  with  Patrick  Nolan,  dwl 

o26  Oak 
Gray  William,  teamster,  dwl  S  s  Harrison  nr  Eighth 
Gray   ^^'illiam,  (  W.  J.  Lavery  &   Go.)  and  book- 
keeper  with   George  Howes  &  Co.,  dwl  132 
Turk 
Gray  William  A.,  (colored)  hairdresser  with  Isaac  G. 

Cary,  dwl 108  Bernard 
Gray  WiUiam   G.,  upholsterer  with  Cummings  & 
Terry,  dwl  25   San  ^I'uno  Road  nr  Twenty- 
seventh 
Grav   William  H.,   shoemaker  with  I.   M.  Went- 

worth  &  Co.,  dwl  311  Pacific 
Gray  \S''\\\\ai\ni.,(Gray,Gocanour&  (7o.^  dwl  1514 

Taylor 
Gray   W.  Vallance,  lithographer  with  A.  L.  Ban 

croft&Co.,dwl  19  Ellis 
Gray  W.  Vallance  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  19  Ellia 
GRAY  &  BRANDON,  ^C'y/-2/  V.  Gray  and  Joseph 
R.  Brandon)  attorneys  at  law,  office  604  Mer- 
chant 
GRAY  &  HAVEN,  (Giles  H.  Gray  and  James  M. 

Haven)  attorneys  at  law,  office  420  California 
Gray — See  Giey 

Grayson  Albert  H.,  assistant  librarian.  Odd  Fel- 
lows Library,  325  Montgomery 
Grayson  John,  jobwagon,  cor  Market  and  Kearny 
Gre'amlich  Charles,  baker  with  E.  A.  Engelberg,416 

Kearny 
Greany  Michael,  street  contractor,  office  326  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  S  8  Brannan  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 


Great  Park  Homestead  Association,  Ira  G.  Hoitt 

secretary,  office  425  Kearny 
GREAT  WESTERN   LIFE    INSURANCE  CO., 
J.  W.  Brumagim  general  agent,  office  36  and 
37  Montgomery  Block 
Greathouse  Clarence  R.,  attorney  at  law,  office  411  ^ 

California,  dwl  612  Taylor 
Greatrex  Thomas  J.,  clerk  with  Painter  &  Calvert, 

dwl  903  Sacramento  ^ 

Greaves  Benjamin,  custom  house  broker,  508  Bat- 
tery, dwl  NE  corLarkin  and  Bush 
Greaves  Daniel,  laborer   P.    M.  S.  S.  Co.  s  Wharf 
Greaves  William,  tailor,  34  Geary 
Greayer  S.  de,  bookkeeper,  bds  International  Hotel 
Greb  Conrad,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  21  Garden 
Greebe  Christian,  waiter,  909  Kearny 
Greed  John,    laborer   with    Reynolds,    Howell    & 

Ford,  dwl   S  s  Mission  bet  First  and  Second 
Greed  Patrick  W.,  laborer  with  Reynolds,  Howell 
&  Ford,  dwl  Twentieth  bet  Church  and  Dolores 
Greeley  Anna,  (widow)  laundress,  dwl  24  Clinton 
Greeley  G.  G.,  carpenter,  dwl  Post  St.  House 
Greeley  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  10  Silver 
Greeley  James,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Green  A.  F.,  ladies  hairdressing  saloon,  104  Kep.rny 
Green  Abraham  V.,  salesman  with   Beers,  Blair  & 

Maynard,  dwl  104  Kearny 
Green  Adam  T.,  commission  merchant,office  3  Front, 

dwl  28  Stanley  Place 
Green  Alexander,  clerk,  dwl  720  Lombard 
Green  Alfred,  clerk,  dwl  5  Stockton 
Green  Alfred  A.,  farmer,  Ocean  House  Road  nr 

Ocean  House 
Green  Alonzo,  (Green  Sr  Markley)  res  Alameda 
Green  AgustusR.,  dwl  17  Ellis 
Green  Barney,  hostler  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R. 
Green  Benjamin,  captain  schooner  Fanny  Hare,  dwl 

SE  cor  Leavenworth  and  Broadway 
Green  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  414  Shipley 
Green  Charles,  carrier  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl  110  Val- 
paraiso 
Green  Charles,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill 
Green  Charles  B.,  carpenter  and  contractor,  dwl  22 

De  Boom 
Green   Charles  J.,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Tennessee  bet 

Solano  and  Butte 
Green  Daniel,  laborer  with    William  Griffith,  dwl 

Ws  Gilbert  bet  Brannan  and  Townsend 
Green  David,  boarding,  231  Stevenson 
Green  David  J.,  baggage  agent  Central  Pacific  R.  R. 

Ferry,  dwl  120  Morton 
Green    Edmund,  mining  superintendent,  dwl  528 

Ellis 
Green  Edward,  gilder,  dwl  274  Minna 
Green  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  30  Walsh 
Green  Eli  C,  attorney  at  law,  office  729  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  'J34  Howard 
Green    Francis,    shoemaker  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  Jessie  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Green  Francis  L.,  Ocean  Side  House,  Ocean  beach 
Green  Frederick,  accountant,  office  39  Merchants' 

Exchange 
Green  G.  Col.,  dwl  737  Howard 
Green  Gardner,  shoemaker  with  Charles  Palmer, 

dwl  5  Sherwood  Place 
Green  George,  blacksmith ,  dwl  52  Louisa 
Green  George,  expresswagon,  NW  cor  Fifth  and 

Howard,  dwl  416  Seventh 
Green  George,  laborer,  dwl  1305  Vallejo 
Greun  George,  laborer,  dwl  506  Vallejo 
Green  George,  shearman  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Green  George  W.,  butcher,  60  Washington  Market, 

dwl  17  Ellis 
Green  George  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  14  Virginia 
Green   George    W.,   Jr.,  clerk  County  Recorder's 

office,  dwl  444  Minna 
Green   Gustave,   (Hoffman  Sj-  (?.;  dwl  523  Green, 
rear 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &,  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Perfumery  and  Fancy  Soaps. 


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Green  Harris,  clothing,  107  Pacific 

Green  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  350  Spear 

Green   Henrv,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  AeBOciation, 

y34  Sutter 
Green  Henry  D.,  turner,  dwl  1923  Polk 
Green  Henry  E.,  broker,  dwl  'iM  Kearny 
Green  H.  H.,  cook  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sai-raniento 
Green  Jacob,  nurse,  dwl  1100  Stockton 
Green  J.  A.  E.,  photographic  artist,  dwl  813  Val- 

lejo 
Green  James,  woodcarver,  dwl  110  Sixth 
Green  James  Mrs.,  millinery,  110  Sixth 
Green    James    E.,   paperh'anger  with  George  W. 

Clark 
Green  James  J.,  laud  agent  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co., 

dwl  15  Perry 
Green  John,  farmer,  dwl  S  s  Water  bet  Taylor  and 

Mason 
Green  Jfihn,  laborer  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  671 

Mission 
Green  John,  laborer  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  F(d8om  nr  Sixteenth 
Green  John,  porter  Oriental  U.  S.  Bonded  Ware- 
house, dwl  W  8  Montgomery  bet  Filbert  and 
Greenwich 
Green  John,  seaman,  dwl  28  Moss 
Green  John,  seaman,  dwl  44  Eitch 
Green  John  A.,  engineer  Occidental  Hotel 
Green  John  B..  patternmaker  Pacific  Iron  Works, 

dwl  2i5  Natoma 
Green  John  L..  attorney  at  law  with  B.  S.  Brooks, 

dwl  118  Sacramento 
Green  John  R.,  shoemaker,  dwl  364  Jessie 
Green  Joseph,  bookkeeper  with  Lewis  F.  Baker, 

dwl  3  Geary  Place 
Green    Joseph,    clerk    Green's   Brewery,    dwl   26 

Natoma 
Green  Kate  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Union  Primary 

School,  dwl  221  Davis 
Green  Lawrence,  foreman  with  E.  T.  Anthony  & 

Co.,  dwl  N  s  Oak  bet  Franklin  and  Gongh 
Green  Lewis,  salesman  with  Schreiber,  Robr  &,  Co., 

dwl  594  Stevenson 
Green  Louis,  f Green  &  SeilerJ  dwl  145  Natoma 
Green  L.  K..  steward  stm  Kalorama,   Washington 

Street  Wharf 
Green  Lucius  P.,  freight  clerk  North  Pac.  Trans. 

Co.,  dwl  21  Clementina 
Green  Maria,  (colored  widow)  dwl  12  Virginia 
Green  Mary  Mrs.,  dwl  1213  Pacific 
Green  Michael,  hostler,  38  Sixth 
Green  Nelson,  mariner,  dwl  .32  Steuart 
Green   Patrick,   shoemaker  with   Metropolitan  B. 

and  S.  Co. 
Green  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  407  Drumm. 
Green  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  178  Minna 
Gieen  S.,  peddler,  dwl  1018  Sutter 
Green   Samuel,  clerk  with  Charles  Borchard,  dwl 

107  Pacific 
Green  Sea  Bright,  attorney  at  law,  office  Dunbar 

Court,  rear  City  Hall,  ^wl  726  California 
Green  Sinon,  shoemaker,  dwl  1066  Howard 
Green  Thomas,  baker  P.  M.  S.  S  Montana 
Green  Tlionias,  physician,  office  646  Market 
Green    Thomas,    ('Green    &    McCaffrey)    dwl  26 

Natoma 
Green  Thomas  E.,  Jr.,  Green's  Brewery,  235  First, 

dwl  26  Natoma 
Green  William,  laborer,  dwl  30  Everett 
Green  William,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill 
Green  William,  liquor  dealer,  dwl  613  Bush 
Green  William,  mariner,  dwl  112  Steuart 
Green  William,  salesman  with  John  C.  Bell,  dwl 

324  Ellis 
Green  William,  (Green  &  Co.)  dwl  Green's  Court 

nr  Howard 
Green  William  Jr.,  (Sisenvine    &    G.)    dwl  324 

Elli.s 
Green  William  A.,  (Green  &  Searle)  dwl  17  Ellis 


Green  William  H.,  clerk,  dwl  48  Minna 

Green  William  H.,  farmer,  Ocean  Beach  Road,  nr 

Ocean  House 
Green  William  H.,  (Lynch  &  G.J  dwl  S  s  Bush  bet 

Powell  and  Mason 
Green  Wright  W.,  teamster,  pier  4  Steuart,  dwl  428 

Tehama 
Green  &  Co.,  (William  Green   &   Robert    Vivian  J 

riggers,  N  s  Howard  bet  Spear  and  Sienarl 
GREEN   &  MARKLEY,  (Alnnzo    Green  &  Levi 

Markley )  grain  dealers,  202  and  204  DiivLs 
Green   &  McCafl'rey,  (Thomna  Green  &  Michael 

McCaffrey  J  grain  and  produce,  108  Clay 
Green  &  McCullough, /'7'Aomff.s  Grren  &  I'clcr  Mc- 

Cullough)  wood  and  coal.  1106  Folsom 
GREEN  «fc  SEARLE,  (William  A.  Green  &  John 
Searle  J  Greenwich  Dock,  U.  S.  Bonded  Ware- 
house NW  cor  Battery  and  Greenwicli 
Green  &    Seller,  (Louis    Green    <£•    David   SeilerJ 
boys'  clothing,  etc.,  689  Market 

Green ,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  719  Clay 

Greenaway  Thomas,  shoemaker,  dwl  123  Sjiear 
Greenbaum  Louis,  (L.  Binkehpiel  &  Co.)  dwl  332 
Eddy 

Greenbaum ,  dwl  331  Kearny 

Greenbaum  M.  T.,  dwl  630  Sacramento 
Greenberg  Abraham,  furniture,  708  Pacific 
Greenberg   Abraham,   salesman  with   Held  Bros., 

dwl  106  Seventh 
Greenberg  Charles,  janitor  Mason  Street  Cosmopoli- 
tan School 
Greenberg  Charles,  longshoreman,  dwl  48  Steuart 
Greenberg  Charles,  sexton  Jewish  synagogue,  dwl 

102  Mason 
Greenberg  Henry,  (Abrams  &  G.)  dwl  106  Seventh 
Greenberg  Joseph,  clerk  with   Greenberg  &   Co., 

dwl  661  Harrison 
Greenberg  Leon,   bookkeeper  with    Greenberg  & 

Co.,  dwl  661  Harrison 
Greenberg  Leopold,  crockery  and  glassware,  336 

Kearny 
Greenberg  Morris,   (Greenberg   &   Co.)    dwl   661 

Harrison 
Greenberg  Samuel,  bookkeeper,  313  Bush,  dwl  106 

Seventh 
Greenberg  &  Co.,  (Morris  Greenberg  J  Eagle  Brass 

and  Bell  Foumiry,  205  Frem<int 
Greene  Alexander  P.',Deputy  SheritT.City  Hall,  dwl 

720  Lombard 
Greene  Clay  M.,  dwl  1534  Mission 
Greene  C.  P.,  carpenter  H.  C.  Leatrue,  128  Kearny 
Greene    Edward  B.,  gilder  with  Currier  &  Winter, 

dwl  274  3Iinna 
Greene  George,  shipsmith  with  John  F.  Taylor,  dwl 

S  8  Folsom  bet  Fremont  and  Heale 
Greene  George  W.,  carpenter  with    W.   G.   Weir, 

dwl  14  Virginia 
Greene  G  W.,  carpenter  and  builder,  W  s  Trinity 

nr  Sutter 
Greene  Henrv  E.,  real  estate,  office  428   California, 

dwl  719  'Clay 
Greene  Leander,  painter,  dwl  W  s  Minna  bet  Four- 
teenth and  Fifteenth 
Greene  Michael,  hostler  with  Geoi-ge  S.  Ranks 
Greene  Robert  carpenter,  dwl  Minna  nr  Third 
Greene  Samuel,  cooper  Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg  Fac- 
tory, dwl  124  Shipley 
Greene   Sol.  S.,  compositor  Morning  Call,  dwl  277 

Stevenson 
Greene  William,  real  estate,  dwl  1.534  Mission 
GREENEBAUM      BERTHOLD,    general    agent 
Teutonia    Life    Insurance    Co.,    commissioner 
deeds  and  commission  merchant,  office  206  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  318  Pine 
GREENEBAUM  BROTHERS,  (Jacob,  Mnsea  and 
Herman)  manufacturers  and  importers  clothing 
and  gents'  furnishing  tfoods,  119  B.-ittery 
Greenebaura  Herman,  (Greenbaum  Bros. J  resides 
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Greenebaum  Jacob,  commission  merchant,  office  220 

Sansom,  dwl  1028  Clay 
Greenebaum  Jacob,  f  Greenebaum  Bros.)  dwl  1121 

Geary 
Greenebaum  Moritz,  bookkeeper,  220  Sansom,  dwl 

1028  Clay 
Greenebaum  Moses,  (Greenebaum  Bros.)  dwl  720 

Geary 
Greenebaum  Sitfmund,  commission  merchant,  office 

220  Sausou'r,  dwl  1028  Clay 
Greener  Georije,  blac-Usinith,  clwl  309  Folsora 
Greenewald  Jacob,  ( Deui^ch  &  (Jo.)  dwl  tiO?  Powell 
Greenewald  Moritz  F.,  salesman,  17  Battery,   dwl 

343  Miiuia 
Greeuhalgli  W^illiam  C,  patternmaker  Pacific  Iron 

Works,  dwl  51(5  Leaveiiwoith 
Greenham  Frederick,  watchman  Broadway  Wharf, 

dwl  215  Clara 
Greenhood  Jules,  bookkeeper  with  Everson  &  Mid- 

dlemiss,  dwl  453  Bryant 
Greenhood  Morris,  merchant,  dwl  453  Bryant 
Greenhood  Otto,  f Fletcher  &   G.,  late  Dornin  & 

G.)  dwl  453  Bryant 
Greenhood  William  W.,  coaldealer,  office  212  San- 
som, dwl  19U0  Stockton 
Greenland  William  H.,  clerk  with  S.  B.  Hendrick 

ifc  Co.,  413  Montgomery 
Greenlaw  John,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  413  Folsom 
Greeuleaf  W.  C,  captain  bark  Mary  Glover,  pier 

10  Steuart,  dwl  W  s  Sanchez  nr  Nineteenth 
Greeuleaf    William,  jobwagou    P.  M.  S.  S.   Co.'s 

Wbarf,  dwl  312  Folsom 
Greenlow  Robert,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Greenman  J.   F.,  oredealer,   office   409  California, 

dwl  604  Pine 
Greenough  John  R.,  local  agent  Continental  Life 

Ins.  Co.,  dwl  15  Monroe 
Greenough  AVilliam  C,  patternmaker  with  John  M. 

Stockman,  dwl  516  Leavenworth 
Greenwald  Frank  J.,  special  policeman,  dwl  1510 

Powell 
Greenwald  Isaac,  dwl  1607  Powell 
Greenwald  Siuion,  (A.  Wassermann  dt  Co.,  Louis 

Sloss  dc   Co.,  and  Hutchinson,  Kohl  &   Co.) 

dwl  Lick  House 
Greenway  Thomas,  shoecutter,  dwl  N  s  Drumm  bet 

Pacitic  and  Jackson 
GREENWICH  DOCK  U.  S.  BONDED  WARE- 
HOUSE, Green  &  Searle  proprietors,  NW  cor 

Battery  and  Gi'eenwich 
Greenwood  Frank,  carpenter,  dwl  74  Tehama 
Greenwood   Henry,   market,   NW  cor  Jessie  and 

Ecker,  dwl  36  Jessie 
Greenwood  John,  broommaker,  dwl  103  Sacramento 
Greenwood  John,  carpenter,  dwl  210  Ellis 
Greenwood  John,  mariner,  dwl  515  Howard 
Greenwood  Joseph    W.,  bootmaker  with    Charles 

Palmer,  dwl  W  s  Channel  ur  Fourteenth 
Greenwood  Monroe,  supt.  Fire  Alarm  and  Police 

Telegraph,  office  Brenham  Place,  dwl  819  Pow 
GREENWOOD  WILLIAM    M  ,    with    Dickson, 

DeWolf  &  Co.,   412  Battery,  and    proprietor 

India  Rice  Mill,  SW  cor  Mission  and  Main,  dwl 

Union  Club 
Greer  Isaac,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  765  Mission 
Greer  James,  plasterer,  dwl  422  Powell 
Greer  Jennie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mission  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  609  Seventeenth 
Greer  Julia  A.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  502  Dupont 
Greer  Mary   W.,   laundress,    dwl    W  e    Capp  nr 

Eighteenth 
Greer  Robert,  typedresser  with  California   Type 

Foundry  Co.,  dwl  609  Seventeenth 
Greer  Samuel,  plasterer,  dwl  418  Powell 
Greethousen  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  422  Clementina 
Greethousen   Margare     E.    Mrs.,    groceries    and 

liquors,  422  Clementina 
Grefen  Charles  E.,  clerk  Military  Headquarters, 

dwl  446  Jessie 


GrefFoz  Julien,  watchmaker  with  Barrett  &  Sher- 
wood, dwl  1004  Powell 
Greffi)z  Julien  Jr.,   watchmaker  with   Barrett  & 

Sherwood,  dwl  1004  Powell 
Gregans  Philip,  laborer,  dwl  47  Louisa 
Gregg  Alice  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Spring  Valley 

Grammar  School 
Gregg  J.  H.,  dwl  331  Kearny 
Gregg  Joseph  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  2108  Polk 
Greggains  Thomas,  peddler,  dwl  23  Clinton,  rear 
Grego  George,  fruits,  dwl  901  Sacramento 
Grego  George,  (Grego  &  Oamha)  dwl  801  Stockton 
Grego  &  Garaba,  (George  Grego  and  Louis  Qamba) 

restauiant,  SW  cor  Dupont  and  Post 
Gregoire  Joseph,  laundryraau  French  Hospital 
Gregoire  Louis,  clerk  with  Henry  Payot  &  Co., 

dwl  310  Stockton 
Gregory  A.  S.  Miss,  saleswoman,  123  Montgomery, 

dwl  S  s  Fulton  bet  Laguna  and  Grove 
Gregory  C,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  135  Kearny 
Gregory   F.  P.,   carrier  Alta  California,  dwl  438 

Fremont 
Gregory  Harry,  merchant,  dwl  208  Post 
Gregory  Huglj  M.,   captain   S.S.   California,  office 

217  Sansom,  dwl  Lick  House 
Gregory  John  S.,  clerk,  dvvl  3  Verona  Place 
Gregory  William,  pantryman  P.M. S.S.  Colorado 
Gregory  William  F.,  patternmaker,  dwl  E   s  Fair 

Oaks  nr  Twenty-third 
Gregovich  Mary  A.,  (widow)  dwl  513  Stevenson 
Gregovich  Nicholas,  fruits,  210  Stockton 
Grehl  P.  Mrs.,  dwl  522  Pine 
GREIF    JOHN,     hairdressing    saloon    and    San 

Francisco  baths,    636  Washington,   dwl  1314 

Kearny 
Grein  Jost,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  G.  Norden,  dwl 

630  Bran  nan 
Greiner  Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Sixth  and  Jessie 
Greiner  Frederick,  stonecutter,  dwl  New  Atlantic 

Hotel 
Greiner  Sigmund,  heater  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

5  a  Shasta  nr  Michigan 

Greis  Leopold,  upholsterer  with  William  J.  Heney 

6  Co.,  dwl  109  Fourth 

Greis  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  millinery,  109  Fourth 

Greish  Christian,  agent,  dwl  l.'iOO  Powell 

Giellet  August,  bookkeeper  with  B.  Bonnet,  dwl  6 

Russ 
Grellis  John,  (Callan  &  G.)  dwl  12  Harlan  Place 
Gremeger  Michael,  butcher  with  Strobel&Co.,  dwl 

ll:i9  Folsom 
Gremke   Henry,   groceries  and    liquors,    SW   cor 

Michigan  and  Shasta 
Gremminger  Christoi^her,  baker,  dwl  420  Third 
Grenan  John,  longsUoremau,   dwl    E  s  Ohio    bet 

Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Grenioger  Daniel,  tinware,  542  Fourth,  dwl    544 

Fourth 
Grennan  John,  driver  with  James  McEwin,  dwl 

190  Stevenson 
Grennan  &  Cranney,  (Thomas  Cranney)  spar  and 

lumber  dealers,  office  39  Merchants  Excliange 
Grenouilleau  Bros.,   (Numa  and   Pierre    A.  (jfre- 

nom/leau)  bakery,  639  Broadway 
Grenouilleau  Francois,  baker,  dwl  639  Broadway 
Grenouilleau  Numa,  ^Grenouilleau  Bros.)  dwl   639 

Broadway 
Grenouilleau  Pierre  A.,  (Grenouilleau  Bros.)  dwl 

639  Broadway 
Gresley    Thomas    T.,    oysterman    with    John    C. 

Combes,  dwl  222  Second 
Gresser  Charles,  butcher,  dwl  1819  Powell 
Grete  John,  baker  with  B.  Kramer,  dwl  32  Rausch 
Grethen  Desir^  Mrs.,   French  Laundry,  106  Geary 
Grethen  Jean,  dwl  106  Geary 
Greijen  Edmund,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Gretsch  William,  bookkeeper,  221  California,  dwl 

228  Bush 


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Gretton  Edward,  Macksmith  with  Kimball  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dwl  41  Clara 
Gretton  George,  first  officer  P.  M.  S.  S.  China,  dwl 

307  Fremont 
Greuber  Emil,  clerk  with  R.  H.  McDonald  &  Co., 

dwl  10  Natoma 
Greulich  Charles  L.,  upholsterer,  dwl  S  s  Sutter  bet 

Broderick  and  Devisadero 
Greve  Julius,  longshoreman,  dwl  Vallejo  bet  Bat- 
tery and  Sansora 
Greves  David,  longshoreman,  dwl  5  Rincon  Court 
Grey  Alexauder  M'.,  (McAlpin  &  Q.)  dwl  504  Val- 
lejo 
Grey  Cyril  V.,  (Grev  &  Brandon)  dwl  122  Taylor 
Grey  C".  S.  Mrs.,  lodgings,  745  Market 
Grey  Henry  W.,  miller,  dwl  745  Market 
Grey  James  M.,  laborer  New  U.  S.  Branch   Mint, 

"dwl  iMission  bet  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
Gr.ev  Marv  Miss,  dressmaker,  356  Third 
GREY  PETER  J.  Very  Rev.,  rector  St.  Patrick's 

R.  C.  Church,  dwl  744  Mission 
GREY  &  BRANDON,    (Cyril    V.  Grey  and  Jo- 
seph R.  Brandon)  attorneys  at  law,   office  604 
Merchant 
Grey. — See  Gray 
Griljben  William,  boatman,  Vallejo  St.  Wharf,  dwl 

S  s  Bay  nr  Dupont 
Griep  Gottlieb,  farmer,  dwl  416  Third 
Grier  John,  miner,  dwl  Coso  House 
Grier  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  1510  Sacramento,  rear 
Grierson  Henry,  woodturner  with  E.  K.  Howes  & 

Co.,  dwl  41  Minna 
Griffen  John,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
GriRen  M.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Griffin  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  Twelfth  Avenue  bet 

M  and  N,  South  S.  P. 
Griffin   Daniel,  laborer  S.  P.  &  P.  Sugar  Co.,  dwl 

609  Stevenson 
Griffin  Delia  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  305  Montgomery 
Griffin  Edward,  dairyman,  dwl  E  s  Devisadero  bet 

Sutter  and  Post 
Griffin  James,  machinist  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl  8 

Minna 
Griffin  James,  peddler,  dwl  S  s  Brannau  bet  Gilbert 

and  Seventh 
Griffin  James,  porter  with  Plum,  Bell  &  Co.,  dwl 

5.55  Mission 
Griffin  Jeremiah,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

521  Mission 
Griffin  John,  bricklayer,  dwl  20  Ransch 
Griffin  John,  cook  with  Mandel  &  Ohnstein 
Griffin  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  NVV  cor  Dupont 

and  O'Farrell 
Griffin  John,  helper  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  90  Ste- 
venson 
Griffin  John,  laborer,  dwl  512  Mission 
Griffin  John,  laborer  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  29 

First 
Griffin  John,  laborer  with  William  H.  Norton,  dwl 

Austin  nr  Gough 
Griffin  John,  real  estate,  dwl  726  Turk 
Griffin  John,  f  To  bin,  Davisson  &  Co.)  res  New 

York 
Griffin  John  D.,  boatbuilder,  East  bet  Jackson  and 

Pacific,  dwl  1125  Sutter 
Griffin  Joseph,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  316 

Ritch 
Griffin  Lydia  S.,  (widow)  dwl  1121  Taylor 
Griffin  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  407  Filbert 
Griffin  Mary,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  56  Miuna 
Griffin  Mary  Mrs.,  dwl  Jane  Place  nr  Pine 
Griffin  Michael, engineer  Grand  Hotel, dwl  831  Sutter 
Griffin  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Geary  and  Baker 
Griffin  Michael,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Griffin  Michael  B., salesman  with  M.  UUmann  &  Co., 

dwl  319  Tyler 
Griffin  Michael  W.,  laborer  with  Felix  O'Hanlon, 

dwl  64  Natoma 
Griffin  Patrick, hostler  with  J.  B.  Dorr,dwl  408  Bush 


Griffen  Patrick,  laborer  Pacific  Oil  and  Lead  Works, 

dwl  230  Townsend 
Griffin  Patiick,  laborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 
Griffin  Patrick,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works 
Griffin  Patrick,  miner,  dwl  W  s  Grove  bet  Franklin 

and  Gon«h 
Griffin   Patrick,  tailor  with  John  Whalen,  dwl  21 

Hunt 
Griffin  Peter,  grocer,  dwl  249  Perry 
Griffin  Thomas,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.S. 

Pacific 
Griffin  Thomas,  clerk  Merchants'  Exchange  Asso- 
ciation, dwl  NW  cor  Powell  and  Francisco 
Griffin  Timothy,  cook,  dwl  532  Commercial 
Griffin  Wil!i;im  G.,  carrier  Alta  California,  dwl  7 

Harrison 
Griffin  William  W.,  watchman  San  Jos6  R.  R.,  dwl 

Ns  Seventeenth  bet  Dolores  and  Church 
Griffing  George,  broker,  dwl  1613  Washinirton 
Griffiiig  John,  machinist,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf 
Griffith  A.  Mrs.,  principal    Union  Primary   School, 

dwl  824  Loml)ard 
Griffith  A.  E.,  third  officer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Griffith  Alexander,  painter,  dwlNs  Olive  Avenue 

bet  Van  Ness  Avenue  and  Polk 
GRIFFITH  ANTHONY  J.,  smoked,  pickled  and 

dried  fish,  123  Washington,  dwl  414  Filbert 
Griffith  Enoch  ,<^roceries  and  liquors, NW  cor  Church 

and  Seventeenth 
Griffith  George,  tanner  with  William   Griffith,  dwl 

737  Brannau 
Griffith  Harriet  Mrs.,  milliner  with  Samuel  Ze- 

mansky,  dwl  930  Polsom 
Griffith  J.  B.,  house  and  signpainter.  111  Leidesdorff 
Griffith  John   H.,   bookkeeper   Pacific  Mutual  Life 

Ins.  Co.,  dwl  137  Montgomery 
Griffith  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  Fifth  Av  nr   L,  South 

San  Francisco 
Griffith  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  Twelth  Av  bet  N  and 

M,  South  San  Francisco 
Griffith  Millen,  captain  tug  Rescue,  dwl  569  Har 
Griffith  Milton,  (Griffith  &  Ellis)  dwl  824  Lombard 
Griffith  Thomas,  smelter  T.  H.  Selby  &  Co's  Smelt- 
ing Works 
Griffith  Thomas,  teamster  with   William   Griffith, 

dwl  737  Brannan 
Griffith  W.  A.,  sea  captain,  dwl  Branch  House 
Griffith  William,  smelter  T.  H.  Selby  &  Co's  Smelt- 
ing Works 
Griffith  William,  tannery  Brannan  Place  nr   Bran- 
nan,  dwl  737  Brannan 
Griffith  &  Ellis,  (M.  Griffith  and  J.  Ellin)  commiss- 
ion merchants  and  wholesale  fruit  and  produce, 

500  Sansom 
GRIFFITHS  DAVID  8.,  proprietor  Wrights  Hotel, 

218  Broadway 
Griffiths  James,  boilermaker  Risdon   Iron   Works, 

dwl  NW  cor  Harrison  and  Dora 
Griffiths  Henry  H.,  clerk  with  Badlam  &,  Berry 
Griggs  Georsje,  agent  D.  W.  Earl,   office   226  Cal, 

dwl  505  Bush 
Grill  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  8  Harlan  Place 
Grim  Abraham  K.,  dwl  122  Eleventh 
Grimaldi  William.interpreter  andlaw  copyist, office 

619  Merchant 
Grimani  James,  musician,  dwl  20  Minna,  rear 
Grimbley  George,  laborer,   dwl   SE   cor  Bay  and 

Jones 
Grimely  Patrick,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinei-y, 

dwl  E  8  Eighth  bet  Polsom  and  Harrison 
Grimes  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  980  Harrison 
Grimes  George,  cook  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Oriflamme 
Grimes  George,  carpenter,  P.  M.  S.  S.  America 
Grimes  George  T.,  merchant,  dwl  924  Jackson 
Grimes  Jane,    (widow)   dwl  NE  cor  Pierce  and 

Eddy 
Grimes  Lyman,  manager  Napa  Soda  agency,  124 

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Giiniea  Michael,  laborer  with  B.  H.  Ramsdell,  dwl 

438  Uuion 
Grimeb  N.  K.,   stockbroker,  office   418  California, 

res   Oakland 
Grimes  Stephen,  pantryman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Oiitlamnie 
Grimes  William,  ensriiieer,  dwl  ■'559  Bryant 
Griiuley  George,  laborer   with    George   Dougherty, 

dwl  8E  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
Grimlish  James,  laborer  with  James  McDevitt,  dwl 

^V  H  S  uisom  nr  Vallt-jo 
Grimm  Adam,  hairdressiii^  saloon  and   baths,  Lick 

House,  dwl  36  McAllister 
Grimm    Adolph,    tinsmith,    1110  Diipont,  dwl    607 

Vallejo 
Grimm  Alexander,  beer  saloon,  13  Third 
Grimm  Charles,  special  policeman,  dwl  1433  Pacific 
Grimm  Daniel,  blacksmith,  dwl  N  sNapanr  lUmois 
Grimm  Emil,  baker  American  Exchange,  dwl  7  St. 

JIary  Place 
Grimm  Ferdinand,  dwl  306  Clementina 
Grimm  Henry,  barkeeper  with  Ernst  Mayrisch,  dwl 

1433  Pacific 
Grimm  ^^'illi:lu^.  salesman  with  John  Wightman  & 
Co.,  dwl  Sfi  Thirteenth  bet  Howard  and  Polsom 
Grimwood  Adolpluis  D.,   deputy  clerk  and  commis- 
sioner U.  S.  District  Court,  office  room  14  U.  S. 
Comt  Building,  dwl  1018  Jackson 
Grinliaum  M.  S,  (of  31.   S.   Grinbamn  &  Co.  of 

HonoluhiJ  offire  Mil  Battery 
Griner  S.,  heater  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl  Potrero 

Point 
Grinnell   Henry  F.,  clerk  with  Bowen  Bros.,  dwl 

1.533  Polk 
Gri|>p  John,  porter,  30  Sansom  , 

Grisar   Emil,  (McLennan,  Wlielnn  &  G.J  slwA  Con- 

sul  for  Belgium,  office  and  dwl  1.517  Powell 
Giisicli  Joseph,  fruits,  etc.,  619  Davis 
Grissim's  Building,  S  s  Bush  bet  Moiit  and  Sansom- 
Grist  Freeman,  teamster  with  D.  A.  &  J.  McKin- 

ley  &.  Co.,  3-28  Geary 
Griswold  Eugene,  conductor  C.  R.  R.,  dwl  Ns  Six- 
teenth bet  First  Avenue  and  Mission 
Griswold  George,  apothecary,  dwl  70  First 
Griswold  John  C,  deputy  supeiinteudent  streets, 

dwl  1013  Jackson 
Griswold  Josiah,  (Griswold  Sf  Berry)  dwl   Pres- 

cott  House 
Griswold  Wolcott  N.,  homcepathic  physician,  office 

and  dwl  6.52  Market 
Griswdld   &   Berry,    (Josiah    Griswold  and  John 

Berry)  carriage  painters,  110  Main 
Griswood  Samuel  D.,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Grivod  J^uques,   manufacturer  axle  grease,   1802 

Powell 
Grobeu  Henry,  cook,  8  Kearny,  dwl  Pacific  Hotel 
Groeschel  Benjamin,  butcher  with  A.  Newman,  dwl 

334  Turk 
Groesel  Hermann,  wheelwright  with  P.  Friedho- 

fer,  dwl  232  Stevenson 
Groezinger  Charles,  with  G.  Groezinger,  dwl  338 

Bush 
GROEZINGER   G.,  wholesale  native  wines  and 
liquors,  NW  cor  Pine  and  Battery,  dwl  Frank's 
Building 
Groffuiau  Charles  P.,  tinsmith,  N  s  Jackson  bet  Da- 
vis and  Drumm 


Grondona  John,  packer  with  A.  Bourgoing  &  Co., 

dwl  14  Union  Place 
Groner  Frederick,  machinist,  dwl  20  Stock  Alley 
Gronow  James,  waiter,  229  Fourth,  dwl  266  Clem 
Groogan  Patrick,  teamster  with  William  Kerr,  dwl 

903  Battery 
Groom  Henry,  dwl  8.33  Clay 
Groom  Lydia  Mis.,  dressmaker,  833  Clay 
Grooin  Rodger,  gi'oceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Sixth 

and  Jessie,  dwl  502  Jessie 
Gioosfoelt    Edmund,    newspapercarrier,    dwl    267 

Minna 
Groover  Joseph,  mechanic,  dwl  419  Sutter 
Gropel  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  E  s  Steuart  nr  Fol 
Groper  August,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Groper  Charles,   master  mariner,  dwl  S  s  Francisco 

bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 

Grory  John,   waiter  with  William  Bailey,  54  Third 

GROS  ALFRED,  importer  drugs  and  apothecary, 

rFrench)  NW  cor   Kearny   and  Washington, 

dwl  818  Broadway 

Gros  E.  &   Co.,    (Alphonse  Merry)  druggists,  SE 

cor  Green  and  Stockton 
Gros  Edouard,  (E.  Gros  &  Go.)  dwl  SE  cor  Green 

and  Stockton 
Grosbaner  Frederick,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Davis 

and  Broadway,  dwl  SE  cor  Davis  and  Pacific 
Grosbaner  John,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Front  and 

Broadway 
Grostield  E.,  carrier  Bulletin,  dwl  267  Minna 
Grosh   Samuel,   (Grosh    Sf    Rutherford)    dwl  220 

Seventh 
GROSH  &  m]TY{EU¥ORT>,  (Samuel  Grosk  and 
Thomas    L.    Rutherford)    Commercial    Flour 
Mills,  NE  cor  First  and  Natoma 
Groslicht  Charles,  jobwagou,  114  Sansom,  dwl  417 

Natoma 
Grosman  Max,  glazier,  dwl  17  Sonora  Place 
Gross  Charles  E.,  clerk  with  Bluxome&Cassebohm, 

dwl  cor  California  and  Stockton 
Gross  Elisha  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  315  Clementina 
Gross  Elkan,  boots  and  shoes,  406  Jackson 
Gross  Francis,  teamster,  dwl  W  s  Buchanan  bet  Mc- 
Allister and  Tyler 
Gross    John,    baker,    dwl   S    s    Twenty-fourth  nr 

Alabama 
Groi3s  John,  with  E.  H.  Knight,  dwl  S  s  Greenwich 

nr  Fillmore 
Gross  John  F.,  grainer,  dwl  519  Tehama 
Gross  John  L.,  drayman  with  Jacob  Nibbe,dwl  N  s 

Fern  Avenue  bet  Van  Ness  Avenue  and  Polk 
Gross  Joseph,  cigariuanufacturer,  717  Sansom,  dwl 

N  8  Union  bet  Saiisom  and  Montgomery 
Gross  Sarah  A.,  dressmaker,  dwl  315  Clementina 
Gross  William,  musician,  dwl  1025  Washington 
Grossett  John,  commission  merchant,  dwl  1818K 

Powell,  rear 
GROSSETTA   MARTIN,    wines  and  liquors,  535 

Sacramento,  dwl  803  Union 
Grossini  Ulysses,  clerk  with  Bianchi  &  Cuneo,  dwl 

621  Pacific 
Grossman    George,    porter,   222  Sansom,  dwl  109 

Seventh 
Grossman   Morris  G.,  clerk  with  LeCount  Bros  & 

Mansur,  dwl  17  Sonora  Place 
Grossman  Nellie   Miss,   dressmaker    with   Rosina 
Shear,  dwl  109  Seventh 


Grogan  Alexander  B.,  real  estate,  ofiice  NW  cor    Grossmann    Charles,    groceries    and    liquors, 


Jackson  and  Sansom,  dwl  NW  cor  Bush  and 
Stockton 

.  Grogan  Alexander  E.,  clerk  Home  Mutual  Insur- 
ance Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and  Stockton 

Grogan  Peter,  hostler,  38  Sixth 

Grooiotka  Vincent,  singing  birds,  503  Kearny 

Grondona  Giacomo,  engineer  with  Brignardello, 
Macchiavello  &  Co.,  dwl  Vallejo  bet  Stockton 
and  Dupont 

Grondona  Guiseppe,  engineer  with  A.  Bourgoing  & 
Co.,  dwl  14  Union  Place 


.        .  263 

Stevenson 
Grosso  Constantino,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaker, 

615  Sansom 
Grosvenor  Francis,  wool  assorter,  dwl  N  s  Fern 

Avenue  bet  Van  Ness  Avenue  and  Polk 
Grote  Charles  A.,   shoemaker,   948   Kearny,  dwl 

Alaska  Hotel 
Grote  Frederick,  hairdresser,  dwl  433  Broadway 
Grote  Frederick,  woodturner  with  William  G.  Weir, 

dwl  36  Hayes 
Grote  Gertrude  Mrs.,  dressmaking,  433  Broadway  I 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  U6  Sansom  Street.  Braids  of  aU  kinds. 


EEDINQTOK    HOSTETTEK  &  CO.,  Importers  Choice  Fancy  Qoods,  Perfumery,  etc,  eta 


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Grote  H.   Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

Geary  and  Broderiik 
Groth  Carson  H.,  (Egge.rs&  G.JA^'l  534  O'Farrell 
Grotli   Henry,  carrier  Call  aud  BuUetiu,  dwl  1226 

Sacramento 
Grotiieer   Frederick,  laborer  Albany  Brewery,  dwl 

73  Everett 
Grotiieer  Jobn,  fGrotheer  &  Blohme)  dwl  NW  cor 

Sutter  iind  Polk 
Grotiieer  &  Blobme/JoAn  Gmtheerand  H.  Blokme) 

groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Sutter  .lud  Polk 
GrotliMian  Julia,  (widow)  dwl  2108  Powell 
Grouard  Jlary,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Jackson  bet  Frank- 
lin and  Gough 
Groupp  F.,  engraver,  dwl  4  Agnes  Lane 
Groupp   Sebastian,   machinist  with  Isaac  H.  Small, 

dwl  4  Agnes  Lane 
Groux  Daniel,  laborer  with  Fran(;oiB  Lermitte,  530 

Merchant 
Grover  Samuel  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  1433  Pacitic 
Grover  Samuel  H.,  drayman  NE  cor  Davis  &  Wash- 
ington, dwl  Webster  bet  Ellis  and  Eddy 
Grover  William  A.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  526 

Stevenson 
GPvOVER  &  BAKER  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 

Roland  G.  Brown  agent,  116  Montgomery 
Groves  Ayscough,  clerk  stm  New  World,  dwl  710 

Folsom 
Groves   Charles,  calker  Calkers'  Ass'n,  713  Mission 
Groves  Edward,  brasstinislier  with  James  K.  Prior, 

dwl  NW  cor  Twenty-fourth  and  Church 
Groves   Reuben,  gardener  with  Edward  E.  Moore, 

dwl  S  s  Chesnut  bet  Taylor  aud  Jones 
Groves  Thomas  J.,  tailor's  cutter,  dwl  225  Bush 
Grow  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  174  Minna 
Growiui  William,  shoemaker  with  Andreas  Appier, 

dwl  28  Sherwood  Place 
Growley  Henry,  laborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 
Growney  Owen,  seaman,  dwl  2335  Perry 
Growney  Terrence,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  12S  Ky 
Growiiy  Theodore,  engineer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's 

S.  S.  Idaho,  dwl  558]  Howard,  rear 
Giubb   Samuel   N.,  gasHtter  with  James  K.  Prior, 

dwl  W  8  Mason  bet  Greenwich  and  Lombard 
Grube  John,  laborer.  Branch  House,  424  Sansora 
Grube  John  H.,   laborer  California  Mills,  dwl  13 

Moss 
Gruber  Adam,  butcher  with   Charles  Geiser,  dwl 

1819  Powell 
Gruber  Alexander  J.,  clerk  with  DoUiver  Brothers, 

dwl  20  Lewis 
Gruber  Ferdinand,  naturalist  and  taxidermist,  626 

Ciilifornia,  dwl  126  Hayes,  rear 
Gruell   John   S.,  harnessmaker  with  T.  Fuller,  dwl 

W  s  Dupont  bet  Pacitic  and  Broadway 
Gruenbeig  Max,  paints,  etc.,  513  Market,  dwl  2050 

Mission 
Gruenhageu  Charles  H.,  (G-ruenhagen  &  Co.)  dwl 

1507  Leavenworth 
Gruenhagen  Theodore,  fruits,  dwl  1507  Leav 
Gruenhageu  W;lliam   D.,  {Gruenhagen  <fc  Co.  and 

George  Haas  &  Co.)  dwl  Morton  nr  Kearny 
Gruenlr.igen  &  Co.,  (Charles  H.  Gruenhageu  and 
Wiliiani  D.  Gruenhagen)  manufacturers  wire 

work,  665  Mission 
Grugan  Annie  Miss,  dwl  253  Jessie 
Gruhier  Elias,  salesman  with  Gumming  &,  Co.,  dwl 

516  Folsom 
Grulet  August,  laborer.  535  Merchant, dwl  20 J  Com 
Grulich  Charles,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 

dwl  Sutter  bet  Devisadero  and  Broderick 
Grumback   Adrian,    butcher,  dwl   NW  cor  Folsom 

aud  Twenty-second 
Gruner  Frank,  "watch maker  aud  jeweler,  848  Wash- 
ington, dwl  515  Vallejo 
Gruner  Frank  Jr.,  engraver  with  B.  Morris  &  Co., 

dwl  515  Vallejo 
Grundel  Simon    F.,   ivoryturner    with    J.  G.   H. 

Meyer,  228  Montgomery 


Grundy    Charles,     cabinetmaker    with    Schreiber 

Rohr  *  Co.,  dwl  530  .Mission 
Griinewald  Mathias,  dwl  826  Pacific 
Gruniiiger  Louis,  tanufer   with   Jacob  Beisel,  dwl 

Santa  Clara  nr  Carolina 
Grunnagle  Jacob,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works 
Grunnagle  Lewis,  glasscutter  with  Mallou  &  Boyle, 

dwl  236  Seventh 
Grunwald  Alexander,  merchant,  dwl  561  Tehama 
Grunwell   Richard,  boatman,    dwl  SE   cor  Folsom 

and  Main 
Griish  Chillies,  helper  witii  G.  &  W.  Snook 
Giush  J.  Henry,  patternmaker  and   millwright,  13 

Fremont,  dwl  109  Austin 
Gruss     Francis     S.,    pliotourapher    with    H.    W. 

Vaughan,  dwl  SW  cor  Monrgomery  aud  Bush 
Gruve  Peter,  butcher  with  .iohn  Reagan,  614  Mont 
Gschwiiid  Remi,  boarding,  523  Viilencia 
Guidzata  Carle,    cabinetmaker  with  W.   G.  Weir 
GUARDIAN    MUTUAL     LIFE    INSURANCE 

CO.,   James   R.  Garuiss,   general  agent,  office 

219  Sansom 
Guasperi  G.,  (Antonio  Giavannini  Sf  Co.)  dwl  637 

Vallejo 
Guatemala    Agricultural     Association,     office    128 

Kearnv 
Gubler  John,  clerk   with  Thomas  Kerby,  dwl  528 

Pacitic 
Guckenheimer  Marx,  butcher,  dwl  603  Post 
Gudde  Marinus,  (Lyons  &  G.J  dwl  N  s  Oregon  bet 

Front  and  Davis 
Guddopp  Henrietta,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  N  s 

Vallejo  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Gudelius  Christian,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Drunim 

and  Comuieicial 
Gudehus  Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  cor  Chira 

Lane  and   Berry,  (and  H.  Rohde  &  Co. J  dwl 

20  Harlan  Place 
Gudenoge  Karl,  carpenter  and  cabinetmaker,  dwl 

725  Brannan,  reiir 
Gudzenske  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  909  Washington 
Gueline   Frederick,  gurdener,   dwl  SW  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Waverly  Place 
Guelf'o  Bartholomew,  Cidffi-era't^,  GkiradeUi  &  Co.) 

dwl  421  Battery 
Guenin  Felix,  baker,  dwl  1510  Dupont 
Guerin  James  M.,    bookkeeper  with   Forbes  Bros. 

&  Co.,  dwl  503  Third 
Guerin  John,  gastitier  with  Thomas  Day,  dwl  NW 

cor  Sixth  and  Brannan 
Guerin  John,  laborer  Southern    Pac.  R.   E.,  dwl 

Smith's  Excbange 
Guerin   Maurice,  laborer,  dwl  NW  cor  Larkin  and 

Broadway 
GUERIN  MICHAEL,  boots  and  shoes  and  monev 

broker.  313  Battery,  dwl  503  Third 
Guerin  Nicholas,  cookl  225  IJnsh,  dwl  321  Stockton 
Guerin  P.  S.,  receiving  clerk  Southern  Pac.  R.  E., 

dwl  2  Valencia 
Guerin  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Oregon  bet  Davis 

and  Drum  in 
Ouerin  T.  Milton  Mrs.,  dwl  930  Clay 
Guerii/g  William,  machinist,  dwl  E  s  Twelfth  nr 

Folsom 
Guerrero   Sylvester,   cabinetmaker    with   Johnson 

&  Best,  dwl  SE  cor  Green  and  Dupont 
Guerrier  H.,  professor  music  Industrial  School,  Old 

Ocean  House  road,  5  miles  from  City  Hall 
Guerro  Antonio,   carpenter,  dwl   S  s   Commercial 

bet  Drumm  and  Last 
Guess  Henry  W.,  porter  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

dwl  181*5  Leavenworth 
Guevara  Joseph,  blacksmith  with  John  Higgins,  dwl 

230  Stevenson 
Guggenheim  Henry,  clerk,  714  Washington 
Guggenheim  Leon,  bookkeeper,  19  Sansom,  dwl  650 

Howard 
Guggenheimer  Marx,  clerk  with   Felix  Uri,  dwl 

SW  cor  Post  and  Taylor 


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Guiaila880  Joseph,  wood  and  coal,  SE  cor  Broad- 
way and  Kearny 

Gnianasso  Louis,  wood  and  coal,  SE  cor  Broadway 
and  Kearnv 

GUIDE,  (iri-weeklv)  B.  C.  Vandall  proprietor,  540 
Clay 

Guideiea  Ellen,  (widow)  tailoress,  dwl  10  Sherwood 
Place 

Gniilred  Patrick,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 
215  Sansom 

Guignard  John,  importer  watches,  jewelry,  dia- 
monds, etc.,  614  Merchant,  dwl  911  Sacra- 
mento 

Guild  Albert  H.,  clerk  with  Mahon,  Eapp,  Thomas 
Si.  Co.,  dwl  G36  Sacramento 

Guildernieister  Rupert,  real  estate  broker,  dwl  S45 
Dnpont 

Guiles  Jolin,  waiter  Lick  House 

Guilford,  (first  name  refused)  dwl  Branch  House 

Guilford  John,  sail  loft,  48  Clay 

Guilfov  James,  metalroofer  with  Conlin  &  Roberts, 
dwl  10  liitch 

Guilfoyle  John,  cooper  with  A.  S.  Gordon,  dwl  46 
Natoma 

Guilfoyle  John,  woodcarver,  dwl  108  Dora 

Guilfoyle  John  J.,  haruessmaker  with  Main  &  Win- 
chester, dwl  .5'Jl  Mission 

Guilfoyle.— See  Gilfoil 

Guillemard  Arthur,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan 
B.  and  S.  Co.,  dwl  282  Minna 

Guillemard  Edward,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan 
B.  and  S.  Co.,  dwl  Dnpont  Alley 

Guillemard  Ulysses,  shoecntter  U.  W.  M.  B.  and  S. 
Co.,  dwl  Dnpont  Alley 

Guillemette  Jean  B.,  ])roprietor  Cariboo  Hotel  Res- 
tiiuiant,  516  Pacific 

Guillemin  Paul  E.,  wholesale  and  retail  wines  and 
liquors,  119  Sutter,  dwl  16  Sutter 

Guillet,  Charles,  (Gnillet  &  Klonx)  dwl  58  Clem 

Guillet  Marv  J.,  (widow)  dwl  114^  Dora 

Gnillet  &  ivlaas,  (Charlen  Gnillet  rind  Mathcns 
K/aasJ  Swiss  confectionery,  206  Second 

Gnillot  G.,  tailor,  606  Vallejo 

Guinaue  James,  upholsterer,  E  s  Valencia  ur  Six- 
teenth 

Guin:isso  Thomas,  wood  and  coal,  1312  Dupont,  dwl 
W  s  Ba'inam  Place  nr  Green 

Guinde  Stephen,  painter,  dwl  1408  Dupont 

Gninn  John,  housemover,  dwl  106  Natoma 

Guinn  William,  watchman  C.  S.  N.  Co.,  dwl  77  Na- 
toma 

Guinn. — See  Gwinu 

Gninnane  James,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  649  Minna 

Guinnane  James  H.,  wagonmaker,   dwl  219  Jlinna 

Guinness  M.  M.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Linctdn 
Grammar  School,  dwl  Sacramento  nr  Powell 

Guion  George  W.,  importer  and  retail  hardw'are, 
622  Market 

Guion  James  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Twenty-second 
nr  Valencia 

Guion  Leonard,  policeman.  City  Hall,  dwl  911 
Stockton 

Guirard  AlphonseC,  clerk,  103  California  Market, 
dwl  303  Miirket 

Guiraud  .loseph,  carpenter,  dwl  605  Post 

Guir.ind  P;iidine  Madame,  dressmaker,  dwl  605  Post 

Guirey  William  C,  clerk,  dwl  320  Third 

Guiseppe  Antonio,  gardener  Bay  View  Park 

Guissee  Andrea,  gardener,  dwl  314  Pacific 

Guittard  Etienne,  fA.  Buurgoing  &  Co.)  dwl  526 
Washington 

Gnkelsberger  Andrew,  junk,  dwl  12  Sonora  Place 

Gularte  Manoel  F.,  blockmaker  with  Charles  H. 
Currier,  28  Market 

Gulley  Michael,  longshoreman,  dwl  Park  Lane 

Gullickson  S.,  foreman  machine  shop  Pacific  Rolling 
Mill,  dwl  Potrero  Point 

Gulliver  Harriet,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Fillmore  bet 
Broadway  and  Vallejo 


Gulliver  Stephen,  carpenter,  dwl  421  Dupont 

GULLIXSON  HENRY  A.,  carpets,  oil  cloths,  pa- 
per hangings,  etc.,  ()87  Market,  dwl  147  Jes.sie 

Gullixson  Henry  P.,  clerk  with  Henry  A.  Gullix- 
son,  dwl  5  Zoe 

Gulstorf  John,  farmer,  dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 

Gummer  Charles  J.,  clerk  with  I.  Friedlander,  dwl 
504  Stockton 

Gummer  Frederick  C,  shipping  clerk  with  Murphy, 
Grant  &.  Co.,  dwl  504  Stockton 

Gunmier  L.  L.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Denman 
Grammar  Scliool,  dwl  504  Stockton 

Gummer  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  504  Stockton 

Gump  Gustave,  ( S.  &  G.  Gump)  dwl  316  Leav 

GUMP  S.  &  G.,  importers  and  manufacturers  mir- 
rors, looking  glasses,  picture  frames,  moMings, 
etc.,  factory  S  s  Market  bet  Seventh  and 
Eighth,  salesroom  117  and  119  Sansom 

Gump  Solomon,  f  S.  &  G.  Gump  J  dwl  318  Leav 

Gumpel  Michaelis,  lithographer  with  Britton  &  Rey, 
dwl  26  Silver 

Gumper  Joseph,  pantryman,  607  Sacramento,  dwl 
Brannan  bet  Second  and  Third 

Gun  Fet,  (Chinese)  slipper  manufactory,  301  Pine 

Gundelfinger  Louis,  bookkeeper  with  Wormser 
Bros.,  dwl  25  Second 

Gundersen  Christian,  mariner,  dwl  10161  Mission 

Gundersen  Rier.  stevedore,  dwl  260  Clementina 

Gundlach  Frederich,  f  Finck  Sf  G.)  dwl  NW  cor 
Stockton  and  Vallejo 

Gundlach  J.  H..  laborer  with  Martin,  Mangels  &. 
Co.,  dwl  8  Jansen 

Gundlach  Jacob,  (Jacob  Gundlach  &  Co.)  dwl  620 
Viillejo 

Gundlach  Jacob  &  Co.,  (Philip  Frauenholz)  pro- 
prietors Bavaria  Brewery,  620  Vallejo 

Gundlach  Jacob  G.,  driver  Bavaria  Brewery,  dwl 
W  8  Dupont  nr  Vallejo 

Gundlach  John  H.,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Polsom 
and  Twenty-fourth 

Gundler  John  H.,  saloon,  S  s  Serpentine  Avenue  nr 
San  Bruno  Road 

Gunerson  Nils,  fisherman,  bds  SW  cor  Market  and 
Steuart 

Gunn  Anthony  W.,  clerk  with  F.  J.  Gunn,  dwl 
1028  Pacific 

Gunn  Benianiin  M.,  clerk,  24  Merchants'  Exchange, 
dwl  1438  Sutter 

Gunn  Charles,  laundryman  New  England  Laundry, 
dwl  N  s  Brannan  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

Gunn  Dennis,  molder  Miners'  Foundry,  dwl  30 
Minna 

Gunn  E.  Le  B.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  South  Cos- 
mopolitan Grammar  Scliool,  dwl  424  Ellis 

Guiui  Eugene,  law  clerk,  dwl  223  Fifth 

Gunn  Felix,  engineer,  dwl  30  Slinna 

Gunn  Francis  J.,  drygoods  sind  furnishing good8,705 
Montgomery,  dwl  1028  Pacific 

Gunn  James,  teamster,  dwl  N  s  Howard  nr  Eighth 

Gunn  John,  shoem.iker  with  Oi'rin  Jones,  dwl  E  s 
First  Av  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 

Gunn  Joseph  H.,  blacksmith,  dwl  Market  bet  Sev- 
enth and  Eighth 

Gunn  L.  C,  physician,  dwl  424  Ellis 

Gunn  M.  A.,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  240  Taylor 

Gunn  Owen,  clerk  with  Byrne  &  Freelou,  dwl  Coso 
House 

Gunn  Patrick,  hostler,  dwl  182  Stevenson 

Gunn  Peter,  laborer  with  Charles  Prior,  dwl  927 
Folsom 

Gunn  Peter,  molder  Miners'  Foundry,  dwl  30  Minna 

Gunn  Robert,  dwl  325  Chestnut 

Gunn  Robert,  clerk,  24  Merchants'  Exchange,  dwl 
1438  Sutter 

Gunn  Robert  T.,  machinist  with  William  Deacon, 
dwl  30  Minna 

Gunn  Sarah  Miss,  assistant  teacher  South  Cosmo- 
politan Grammar  School,  dwl  424  Ellis 

Gunn  Susan,  (widow)  dwl  118  Freelou 


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Gunn  William,  real  estate,  office  24  Merchants'  Ex- 
change, fiwl  1438  Slitter 
GUNN  WILLIAM  J.,  real  estate  agent,  office  24 

Merchants'  Exchange,  dwl  816  O'Fiirrell 
Gunner  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  '~.'3(i  Sniter 
Gnnuin  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  3-28  Thiid,  rear 
Gunning  James,  carpenter,  dwl  728  Market 
Gunning  Patrick,  Inhnrer,  dwl  12  Miller  Place,  rear 
GUNNISON  ALBERT  R..  special  agent  People's 

Ins.  Co.,  dwl  23  Powell 
Gunnison  Andrew  J.,  (Gunnixon  &   Beatty)  dwl 

323  Geary 
Gunnison  Dn'niei,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Gunnison  Robert  C,  sawgrinder  with   Pacific  Saw 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  813  Harrison 
Gunnison  William,  mechanic,  dwl   SW  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Sanson! 
GUNNISON  &  BEATTY,   {Andrew  J.  GunnUon 

and  Samuel  G.  Beatty  Jc.y  attorneys   at  law, 

office  604  Merchant 
Gunst  Abraham,   restaurant,  225    Bush,    dwl  547 

Mission 
Gunst  Moses  A.,  clerk  with  Samuel  GraafF  &  Co., 

dwl  457  Mission 
Gunter  Archibald  C,  chemist  and  metallurgist,  dwl 

1212  Washington 
Gunter  August,  laborer  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  33  Rausch 
Gunther  Ernest  W.,  bakery,  1129  Dupont 
Gunther  Gustave,  coppersmith  with  Pierre  Perey, 

dwl  3  Mason 
Giinther  Jakier,  dwl  810  Geair 
Gunther  John,  malster  with  Lyons  &  Co.,  dwl  S  s 

Francisco  bet  Powell  and  Mason 
Gunther  William  G.,  dwl  1028  Jackson 
Guutrnn   Cornelius,  cook  with  Carl   Krause,   dwl 

SW  cor  Dupont  and  Vallejo 
Guutz  F.  Leon,   upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 

dwl  119  Oak 
Guptill  Eben,  bookbinder  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  dwl  247  Stevenson 
Gurganas  William,  stevedore,  dwl  238  Fremont 
Gurk  Francis,  dairyman,  dwl  W  s  Eighteenth  nr 

Guerrero 
Gurn  Patrick,  freight  ngent  San  Jos6  Depot,  dwl 

E  s  Valencia  bet  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
Gurnee  Clinton,  attorney  at  law,  office  306  Pine, 

dwl  Lick  Ho'.ise 
Gurry  John,   sawyer  with   Gracier  &  Heald,  dwl 

W  8  Hampshire  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twen- 
ty-third 
Gary  Henry,  salesman,  38  Kearny,  dwl  S  8  Broad- 
way bet  Taylor  and  Jones 
Gusina  Marco,  fruit  store,  SE  cor  Mission  and  Ninth 
Gues  Frank,  expresswagon,  dwl  309  Hayes 
Gust   Charles,   seaman,   bds  SW  cor  Market  and 

Steuart 
Gust  Peter,  cook,  dwl  1316  Dupont 
Gustafsou  N.,  porter  with  City  Railroad  Co. 
GustanuB  B.  C,  dwl  526  Sutter 
Gustavason  Andrew,  machinist  with  William  Smith, 

dwl  108  Minna 
Gustavson  Nels,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Gutberlet  Joseph,  boot  manufacturer,  546  Washing- 
ton, dwl  413  Broadway 
Gutcher  William,  cigarmaker  with  Cobo,  Martinez 

&  Co.,  dwl  138J  Rose 
Gnth  John,  shoemaker,  SW  cor  Powell  and  Clay 
Guthrie  A.,  bagmaker  with  E.  Detrick  &  Co.,  123 

Clay 
Guthrie  Alexander,  (Balfour,  G.  &  Co.)  resides 

Brooklyn,  Alameda  Co. 
Guthrie  David  B.,  salesman  with  Austin  &  Co., 

dwl  12  Stanford 
Guthrie  Flavel,  painter,  dwl  557  Mission 
Guthrie  Jonathan  B.,  Golden  City  billiard  saloon, 

SW  cor  Mont  and  Sac,   dwl  '925   Washington 
Guthrie  L.  William,  laborer  Golden  Age  Flouring 

Mills,  dwl  Sansom  bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 


Guthrie  Samuel,  U.  S.  Supervising  Inspector  of 
Steamboats,  office  room  11  U.  S.  Court  Build- 
ing, dwl  537  Third 

Gutierrez  Candido,  bookkeeper  with  Saunders  & 
Dwindle,  dwl  019  Union 

Gutierrez  Fiank,  printer  Stock  Report,  dwl  919 
Union 

Gutierrez  Jacinta  C,  (widow)  dwl  919  Union 

Gutieriez  Modesto,  hariiensmaker  with  Main  &. 
Winchester,  dwl  S  s  Broadway  nr  Montgomery 

Gutman  Joseph,  cutter  with  Gabriel  Abraham,  dwl 
230  Clara 

Gutte  — ,  carpenter,  dwl  132  Sutter 

Gutte  Isidor,  merchant,  office  SW  cor  Sacramento 
and  Battery,  dwl  West  End  Hotel 

Gutte  Julius,  bookkeeper  with  Loupe  &.  Haas,  dwl 
19  Natoma 

Guttman  David,  tailor,  dwl  757  Mission 

Guttmau  E.,  pawnbroker,  522  Pacific 

Guttman  Jonas,  bookkeeper  with  Hart  &  Goodman, 
dwl  1  Martha  Place 

Guttmann  Samuel,  clerk,  dwl  .522  Pacific 

Guttridge  Richard,  drayman,  116  Clay,  dwl  Geneva 
rr  Braniian 

Guttridge  William,  (Guttridge  &  Co.)  dwl  12  Bag- 
ley  Place 

GUTTRIDGE  &  CO.,  f William  Guttridge  and 
Hugh  McGranej  produce  commis.sion.  116  Clay 

Gutzeit  Henry,  hairdressing  saloon,  907  Folsom 

Gutzen  Gustaf,  seaman,  bds  20  Commercial 

Guy  Abel,  real  estate,  office  522  Mont,  res  France 

Gu}- John,  shoemaker  with  PAirick  Kelly,  dwl  639 
Mission 

Guzmani  Sabrina,  laborer,  dwl  616  Battery 

Gwynu  Charles  H.,  l)ookkeeper  with  Henry  T. 
Holmes,  dwl  1119  Suiter 

Gwynn  William,  carpenter,  dwl  704  Larkin 

Gwynn  William  M.,  dwl  507  Harrison 

Gwynn. — See  Guinn 

Gwyther  Charles,  physician,  dwl  822  Green 

H 

Haaberlin  James,  blacksmith,  dwl  Buchanan  nr 

Webster 
Haack  Charles,  tinsmith  with  Schuster  Bi-os.,  dwl 

Sutter  St.  House 
Haack  Nicholas,  groceries  and  liquors,  dwl   24O5 

Clara 
Haacke  Charles,  oyster  saloon,  25  Third,  dwl  NE 

cor  Harrison  and  Tliird 
Haacke  Friederich.  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Haaf  Jacob,  mason  and  builder,  office  516  Keamy, 

dwl  29  Willow  Avenue 
Haag  E.,  cabinetmaker  with   G.  Ueffinger  &  Co., 

dwl  21  Stockton  Place 
Haag  Frederick,  laborer,  dwl  338  Bush 
Haag   George,    (Weisman   &    H.)   dwl    SW    cor 

Howard  and  Langton 
Haake  John  C,  shipchandler,  46  Steuart,  dwl  SW 

cor  Church  and  Seventeenth 
Haake  Sophia,  (widowj  dwl  l-'9  CLira 
Haap  George,  brewer  Philadelphia  Brewery,  dwl 

107  Tehama 
Haas  George,  (George  Hnaa  &  Co.)  dwl  908  Geary 
Haas  George  &  Co.,  ( l\'il/iam  B.    Gruenhngen) 

manufacturing  and  wholesale  and  retail  confec- 
tioners, 20  Kearny 
Haas  Heinrich,  waiter  Bootz  Hotel,  dwl  417  Bush 
Haas  Jacob,  bookkeeper  with  Loupe  (Sr.  Haas,  dwl 

Nucleus  House 
HAAS  JACOB,  wines  and  liquors,  130  Third,  dwl 

113  Silver 
Haas  Kalman.  (Loupe  Sj-   H.)  dwl  215  Kearny 
HAAS  MARTIN  L.,  importer,  and  wholesale  and 

retail  fancy  goods,  perfumeiy  and  stationery, 

221  Kearny,  dwl  323  Kearny 
Haas  Morris,  tailor,  dwl  912  Folsom 


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Haas  Samuel,  merchant,  dwl  733  Geary 

Haas  Samuel,  tailor,  111  Stevenson,  dwl  715  Mission 

Haas  Solomon,  merchant,  dwl  3J7  Geary 

Haas  William,  cleric  with  Loupe  &  Haas,  dwl  SOS 

Bush 
Haas  William  W.,  clerk  with  H.  Zeller,  dwl  305 

Turk 
Haase  Frederick,  liquors,  SE  cor  Spear  and  Harrison 
Haass  Henry,  cook   with  Ahlhoru  &   Graner,  429 

Bush 
Hah  SiuK.  (Chinese)  physician,  739  Jackson 
Hahar  William,  gunsmith  with  A.  Schneider,  dwl 

714  Filhert,  rear 
Hahenicht  Fritz,  fRodgcrs,  Meyer  &  Co.)  dwl  25 

Oak  Grove  Avenue 
Haber  Joseph,  (S.  B.  Dinkehpid  Sf  Co.)  313  Bush 
Haberlin  John,  sliipsuiith,  dwl  Sausom  bet  Broad- 

v^'ay  and  Vallejo 
Haberling  J.   C,   native   wines  and    liquors,    213 

Kearny,  dwl  15  Clara  Lane 
Habermacher     Ferdinand,     tailor     with     William 

Plagemann,  dwl  SW  cor  Taylor  and  Geary 
Haberniehl   Henry,   i-estauranl,   etc.,   Woodward's 

Gardens,  dwl  Mission  nr  Thirteenth 
Habish  Joseph,   (P.    Batavia  &    Co.)    dwl    641 

Kearny 
Habracka  Peter,  painter,  dwl  25  Morton 
Hachmeister  Charles,  eabinetmaUer  with  W.  J.  T. 

Palmer  &  Co.,  dwl  71  Natoma 
Haclimeyer  Adam,  (Adam  Bootz  &   Co.)  dwl  136 

Jessie 
Hacke  Christopher,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

Sac  and  Waverly  Place,  dwl  608  Larkin 
Hacke  Henry,  clerk  with  Christopher   Hacke,  dwl 

NE  cor  Sacramento  and  Waverly  Place 
Hacken  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  19  Morton 
Hacker  Andrew,  beer  saloon,  508  Bush,  dwl  Hayes 

bet  Franklin  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Hacker  Charles,   cabinetmaker    with    William    G. 

Weir,  dwl  N  s  Hayes  nr  Polk 
Hacker  Cliarles,  drayman,  SE  cor  Front  and  Com- 
mercial, dwl  549  Fourth 
Hacker  Edward,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Mills,   dwl 

407  Folsom 
Hackett  Frederick  H.,  clerk  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co., 

dwl  cor  Berry  and  Madden 
Hackett  John,  molder  Risdou  Iron  Works,  dwl  37 

Minna 
Hackett  Judah  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  921  Folsom 
Hackett  Luke,  helper  Bisdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  E  s 

Columbia  bet  Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Hackett  Martin,  laborer  California  Mills,  dwl  21"2 

Minna 
Hackett  Patrick,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'n, 

814  Howard 
Hackett  Thomas  W.,  bookkeeper  with  McNear  & 

Bro.,  dwl  SW  cor  Montgomery  and  California 
Hackley  Simeon,  (Harklcy  &  Tyle-)  res  Oakland 
Hackley   &,   Tyler,  (Simeon    Hackley   and  Cyren 

Tyler)  lumber,  104  and  106  Mission 
Hackman  John,  porter,  408  Pino,  dwl  Clara  Lane 
Hackney   Frederick  E.,   sawyer  with  Hobbs,  Gil- 
more  &  Co.,  dwl  539  Stevenson 
Hackney  Robert  H.,  sawyer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore 

&  Co.,  dwl  539  Stevenson 
Haden  Porter,   inspector  Custom  House,  dwl  515 

Bush 
Hadenfeldt  Charles,  jeweler  with  Hubash  &  Kutz, 

dwl  1527  Dupont 
Hadler  Claus,  liquor  saloon,  425  Bush,  dwl  10  Oak 
Hadler  Henry,  longshoreman,  dwl  SW  cor  Market 

and  East 
Hadler  John,  laborer,  dwl  554  Stevenson 
Hadley  D.  L.,  planer  with  D.  A.  Macdonald  &  Co., 

dwl  W  s  Pierce  bet  Eddy  and  Ellis 
Hadley  Frederick  W.,  clerk  with  George  A.  Nourse, 

dwl  422  Sutter 
Hadley  John,   carpenter,   dwl  W  s  Buchanan  nr 

Ellis 


Hadley  Moses  F.,  porter  with  Sroufe,  Sweeney  & 
Co.,  dwl  1404  Hvde 

Hadley  Wilbert,  barber  with  M.  J.  Silva,  dwl  308 
Third 

Haehnlen  Louis  A.,  woodcarver  with  N.  G.  Nor- 
den,  dwl  620  Brannan 

Haertsch  John,  niarblecutter,  dwl  728  Market 

Haesters  Frank,  teacher  piano,  dwl  1115  Clay 

Hafenegger  Joseph,  manufacturer  explosive  pow- 
der, dwl  28  Rausch 

Hafenrichter  Ferdinand  C,  civil  engineer,  dwl  330 
Bryant 

Haferkorn  Arthur,  cigar  manufacturer,  26  Howard 
Court 

Hafey  William,  laborer  with  Joseph  Sedgley,  dwl 
Mission  nr  Eighteenth 

Hafferty  Patrick,  hostler  with  Ross  &  Baker,  dwl 
519  Mission 

HafFner  George,  engraver  with  Hubash  &  Kutz, 
dwl  713  Broadway 

Haffuer  J.,  jeweler,  dwl  713  Broadway 

Hattey  M.  A.  Mrs.,  proprietress  Avenue  House, 
807-819  Kearny 

Hafner  Charles,  clerk  with  Henry  Wieboldt,  dwl 
SW  cor  Folsom  and  Eleventh 

Hafner  Charles,  (Hafner  &  Feyge)  dwl  cor  Eight- 
eenth and  Shotwell 

HAFNER  &  FEYGE,  (Charles  Hafner  and  Albert 
Feyge)  New  York  Brewery,  cor  Eighteenth 
and  Shotwell 

HAFT  E.  E.,  attorney  at  law  and  commissioner 
deeds  otKce,  507  Mont,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Hagadorn  Alexander,  seaman,  dwl  2217  Mason 

Hagan  A.  H.,  special  policeman,  dwl  Pacilic  Fruit 
Market 

Hagan  Benjamin,  (Hagan  &  Manheim)  dwl  NE 
cor  Turk  and  Taylor 

Hagan  Bernard,  milkman,  dwl  Filbert  nr  Steiner 

Hagan  Charles  E.,  calker,  Calkers'  Ass'n,  713  Mis- 
sion 

Hagan  D.,  conductor  Central  Railroad 

Hagan  James,  oiler  California  Mills,  dwl  Clinton  nr 
Brannan 

Hagan  James,  (Hagan  &  Murphy)  dwl  SW  cor 
Minna  and  Julia 

Hagan  John,  deputy-superintendent  streets,  dwl  E 
s  Broderick  bet  Bush  and  Sutter 

Hagan  John,  laborer,  dwl  3  Baldwin  Court 

Hagan  Margaret,  dressmaker,  417  Sutter 

Hagan  Margaret  Mrs.,  dwl  14  Everett 

Hagan  M.  E.,  (widow)  boarding,  1009  Powell 

Hagan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  11  Baldwin  Court 

Hagan  Patrick,  carpenter,  dwl  272  Jessie 

Hagan  Patrick,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Works,  dwl  IG  Zoe 

Hagan  Rose,  seamstress  with  H.  A.  Gullixson,  dwl 
NW  cor  Sacramento  and  Stockloa 

HAGAN  &  MANHEIM,  (Benjamin  Hagan  and 
Isaac  Manheivi)  commercial  brokers,  322  Cali- 
fornia 

Hagan  &  Murphy,  (James  Hagan  and  Thomas 
Murphy)  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Minna 
and  Julia 

Hagan  &  Starr,  (John  Hagan  and  M.  A.  Starr) 
Laurel  Hill  Marble  Works,  NE  cor  Bush  and 
Cemetery  Avenue 

Hagankamp  Adolphe.  tailor,  dwl  218  Clara 

Hagans  George  W. ,  compositor  with  Bacon  &  Co., 
dwl  15  New  Montgomery 

HAGANS  G.  W.  MKS.,  gents'  shirts,  undercloth- 
ing, etc.,  15  New  Montgomery,  Grand  Hotel 

Hagar  Thomas  S.,  ( Hagar  &  Co.)  dwl  341  Bryant 

Hagar  Victoria  A.  Miss,  dwl  1606  Leavenworth 

Hagar  William,  bootmaker,  dwl  NW  cor  Washoe 
Place  and  Vallejo 

HAGAR  «fc  CO.,  (  Thomas  S.  Hagar)  typefounders 
and  sole  agents  R.  Hoe  &  Co.,  manufacturers 
presses  and  printing  materials,  532  Clay 

Hagar. See  Hager 

Hagarty  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  16  Jessie,  rear 


JONES.  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Trimmings. 


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Hagarty  Michael,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 
Kentucky  and  South 

Hagedorf  Frederick,  laborer  with  P.  A.  Berffinan 

Hagedorn    Herman    C,    draftsman   with   William 
Craine,  dwl  1616  Powell 

Hagedorn  William,  carriagepainter,  dwl  107  Fourth 

Hagelmeister  John,  maltster  Pioneer  Malt  House, 
dwl  E  8  Stockton  nr  Francisco 

Hagemann  Charles,  butcher  with  Henry  Zeiss,  131 
Post 

Hagemann  Frederick,   (Spreckch   &  Co.)  dwl  758 
Howard 

Hagemann  Frederick  Jr.,  clerk  Albany  Brewery, 
dwl  758  Howard 

Hagemann  OreorgQ,  ( Sample  &  J7.y  dwl  265  Tehama 

Hagemann  Henry,  clerk,  535  Kearny,  dwl  7  Wash 

Hagemann  Mathias,   drayman,   SW  cor  Clay  and 
Battery,  dwl  19  Park  Avenue 

Hagemann  Peter,  clerk,  dwl  812  Jackson 

Hagemann  Victor,  bookkeeper  with  August  Dirk- 
ing, dwl  E  s  Columbia  nr  Twenty  fonrth 

Hagemann  W.,  ( Hagemanv  &  LuttgeJ  544  Cal 

Hagemann  &  Luttge,  fW.  Hnai'maun  and  Charles 
Lvttgej  liquor  saloon,  544  California 

Hagen  Anton,  laborer,  dwl  934  Kearny 

Hagen  Carl,  clerk,  dwl  934  Kearny 

Hagen  Henry,  salesman  with  Kohler  &  Frohling, 
dwl  1507  Stockton 

Hagen  Henry,  (DriscoU  4-  H.J  res  HoUister,  Mon- 
terey Co 

Hagen  Peter,  cellarmaster  with  Kohler  &  Frohling, 
dwl  1.507  Stockton 

Hagen  Robert,  chemist,  dwl  2107  Mason 

Hagenah  Ferdinand,  captain  schooner  Emily  How- 
ard, dwl  617  Davis 

Hagenmeyer  E.  T.,  tinsmith  with  D.  Greninger,  dwl 
353  Minna 

Hager  George  D.,  carpenter,  dwl  413  Clementina 

Hager  J.  L.,  dwl  Russ  House 

Hager  John  S.,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  Pacific  Club 

Hager. See  Hager 

Hagerty  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Main  and 
Harrison 

Hagerty  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  7  Lick  Alley 

Hageity  James,  fireman  steamer  El  Capitan,  dwl 
SW  cor  Pacific  and  Davis 

Hagerty  James,  shoemaker,  124  Post 

Hagerty  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Front  and 
Pacific 

Hagerty  Patrick,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf 

Hagerty  Patrick,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  774  Fol 

Hagerty  Patrick,  shoemaker  St.  Mary's  College 

Hagerty  Timothy  C,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham 
&  Heeht,  dwl  36  Louisa 

Hagertv  William,  engineer  Golden  Age  Flour  Mill, 
dw"l  140^'  Powell 

Hagerup   F.   C.   &  Co.,  f Christian  EJeinhammer) 
dyers  and   scourers,  148  Thii-d 

HageruD  Frederick  C,  (F.  C.  Hagerup  &.  Co.)  dwl 
148Third 

Haggarit  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Natoma  bet 
Eighth  and  Ninth 

Haggerty  Daniel,  carpenter,  dwl  Thirteenth  Ave- 
nue bet  M  and  P,  South  S.  .F. 

Haggerty  George,  tanner,  dwl  606  Third 

Haggerty  James,  machinist  with  Samuel  Hill,  dwl  9 
Stockton 

Haggerty  John,  sawyer  with  D.  A.  MacDonald  & 
Co.,  dwl  37  Clara 

Haggerty  John,   tanner  with  Emanuel  Maunasse, 
dwl  Third  nr  Brannau 

Haggerty  Joseph  G-,  tanner  with  Reynolds  &  Dav- 
idson, dwl  606  Third 

Haggerty  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  31  Freelon 

Haggerty  Michael,  butcher,  dwl  Wisconsin  Hotel 

Haggerty  Michael,  hostler  with  Junius  G.   Foster, 
Clitf  House 

Haggerty  Michael,  workman  with  John   H.   Cook, 
dwl  411  Pacific 


Haggerty  Peter,  ship  calker,  dwl  464  IMlnna 

Haggerty  Robert,  tanner  with  Cornelius  O'Donnell, 
dwl  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Brannan 

Hnggerty  Thomas,  seaman,  dwl  518  Mii^sion 

Haggerty  Timothy  C.,  shoemaker,  dwl  36  Louisa 

Haggerty  William,  engineer  Golden  Age  Flouring 
Mili;  dwl  264  Minna 

Haagerty. — See  Hagartv  and  Hagerty 

Haggett  Alvah  C.  dwl  333  O'Fariell 

Haggin  James  B.,  (Haggin  &  Tevis)  attorney  at 
law,  office  411 1  California,  dwl  1019  Jackson 

Haggin  Joseph  B.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and 
dwl  235  Kearny 

HAGGIN  &  TEVIS,  (James  B.  Haggin  &Llnyd 
Tevis)  attorneys  at  law  and  real  estate,  office 
411^  California 

Hagman  John,  (Hagman  &  Johnson)  dwl  427 
Bush 

HAGiMAN  &  JOHNSON,  (John  Hagman  &  Peter 
Johnson)  vaevchanX.  tailors,  427  Bush 

Hagsphil  Oscar,  clerk,  dwl  2  Carlos  Place 

Hagtlirop  Edward,  merchant,  dwl  626  Sutter 

Hagthrop  John  Stanley,  master  mariner,  dwl  626 
Sutter 

Hagthrop  Robert,  stove  mounter  with  J.  DeLaMon- 
tanva,  dwl  26  Oak 

Haher  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  512  Mission 

Hahn  Alfred,  musician,  dwl  611  Vallejo 

Hahu  August,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Post 
and  Laguna 

Hahn  August,  (Hahn  &  Curvey)  dwl  S  s  Bush  bet 
Buchanan  and  Webster 

Hahn  Carslen  C,  (Scheper  &  H.)  dwl  10  Natoma 

Hahn  Christian,  clerk  with  W.  B.  Hahu,  dwl  1016 
Clay 

Hahn  Ferdinand,  homcepathic  physician,  office  and 
dwl  20  Geary 

Hahn  Henry,  dwl  E  s  Wetmore  Place 

Hahn  Henry,  musician,  dwl  824  Vallejo 

Hahn  Henry,  ( HahnSf  Gengnagel)  dwl  N  s  Twenty- 
second  bet  P'olsom  and  Treat  Avenue 

Hahn  Jacob,  dwl  636  Mission 

Hahn  John,  merchant,  office  626  Sacramento,  re- 
sides Oakland 

Hahn  Joseph,  jeweler  with  William  Baehr  &  Co., 
dwl  1141  Mason 

Hahn  Rebecca  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  L. 
Schwalm,  dwl  1522  Pacific 

Hahn  Seligman,  (Toklas,  H.  Sf  Brown)  6\\l  102 
Stockton 

Hahn  William,  compositor  Spirit  of  the  Times,  dwl 
18  First 

Hahn  William,  (Hahn  <&  Bryan)  dwl  1522  Pacific 

Hahn  William  B.,  groceries  and  liquors,  1016  Clay 

Hahn  William  J.,  sugar  boiler,  dwl  SW  cor  Eighth 
and  Shipley 

Hahn  &  Bryan/ William  Hahn  iSr  William  Bryan) 
butchers,  60-62  California  Market 

Hahn  «fe  Curvey,  (August  Hahn  <&  John  Curvey) 
horseshoers,  SE  cor  Front  ;ind  Oregon 

Hahn  &  Gengnagel,  (Henry  Hahn  cV  J'woh  Geng- 
nagel) pork  packers,  40  Occidental  Market 

Hahne  A.  &  Co.,  (Samuel  Weintranh)  wadding 
and  baiting  manufacturers,  443  Brann;ui 

Hahne  J.  W.,  boiler  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Co.,  dwl  cor 
Shipley  and  Eighth 

Hahner  Frederick,  compositor  Sonntag's  Gast,  dwl 
1204  Powell 

Haigh  Alexander,  waiter,  American  Exchange 
Hotel 

Haight  A.  J.  Mrs.,  private  boarding,  26i  Kearny 

Haight  Andrew  J.,  gold  pen  manufacturer  and  jew- 
eler, 315  Montgomery,  dwl  26^  Kearny 

Haight  E.  S.  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  ]-..'8  Kearny 

Haight  Flora  M.  Miss,  teacher  City  Female  Semi- 
nary, dwl  710  Leavenworth 

Haight  Frank,  capitalist,  dwl  748^  Market 

Haight  Harrison,  shipjoiner,  dwl  503  Leavenworth 

Haight  Henry  Mrs.,  dwl  710  Leavenworth 


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HAIGHT  HENRY  H.,  governor  State  of  Califor- 
nia, office  510  Jackson,  res  Ahinieda 
Haight  Minnie  B.  Miss,  teacher  City  Female  Semi- 

narv,  liwi  710  Leavenwoitli 
Haiglit  Robert,  (Marshall  <fc   H.)  dwl  1410  Leav 
Haiglit  W.  H.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Keainy 
Haiiand  D.  B.,  clerk  with  Hasbrouck  &  Clayburgh, 

dwl  ri(]9i  Howard 
Hailei-   Christ,   watchmnn   Philadelphia  Brewery, 

dwl  45  Clementina,  rear 
Hain  Carl  H.  &  Co.,  f  Charles  II.  Pollard)  import- 
ers and  manufacturers  watches,  jewelry,  etc., 
321  Montgomery 
4TNE  JOSEPH."  surgeon  and  accoucheur,  office 
"    "  •I"'-  ^'.iter 
Haines  Josejili,  niaiiner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Haines  Patrick,  lalwrer,  dwl  SW  cor  Alabama  and 

Twenty-third 
Haines  Richard,  milkrauch,  NW  cor  Alabama  and 

Twenty-fourth 
Haines. — See  Haynes 

Haining  William",  local  editor,  dwl  J 320  Stockton 
Haiuqiie   Martial,   machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  20  Harriet 
Hair  E.,  (colored)  laborer,  dwl  13  Varenne 
Ha  is  Frank  J.,  painter,  dwl  273  Stevenson 
Hait  James,  harnessmaker  with  Main  &.  Winches- 
ter, dwl  116  Pacific 
Hajer  Paul,  currier  with  O.  Krentz,  dwl  cor  Gongh 

and  Filbert 
Haker  John,  drayman  with  Peter  Sesser,  dwl  N  e 

Mission  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
HAKER  W.  &  HINZ,  f  August  C.  .ffmr;  impor- 
ters millinery,   artificial  flowers,  etc.,  5  and  7 
Sutter  and  506  Market 
Haker    William,    (W.   Maker  &  HinzJ  dwl  510 

Stockton 
Hakket  Cornelius,  porter,  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Pac 
Habansey  Charles,  cook  City  and  County  Hospital, 

dwl  cor  Broadway  and  Kearny 
Halberstadt  Charles,  tailor,  bds  1022Dnpont 
Halbrock  William,  porter  with  E.K.  Howes  &.  Co., 

dwl  913  Montgomery 
Halbrook  John,  seaman  iN'orth  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 

S.  Moses  Taylor 
Hale  A.  J.,  dwl  331  Montgomery 
Hale  Angustin  W.,  local  agent  Equitable  Life  As- 
surance Society,  dwl 803  Mason 
Hale  Edward,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 
Hale  Hannah  A.,  (widow)  dwl  26  Sixth 
Hale  Henry,  clerk  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue,  dwl  W 

8  Gustavus  nr  Sacramento 
Hale  Henry  M.,  merchant,  dwl  412  Taylor 
Hale   Hubbard   A.,   tinsmith  with  Tay,  Brooke  & 

Backus,  dwl  14  Harriet 
Hale  J.  A.,  brickl  lyer  Bricklayers'  Assn,  234  Suiter 
Hale  James  D.,  clerk,  dwl  52  Second 
Hale  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  7.'i9  Market 
Hale  Joseph  P.,  merchant,  dwl  N  sOak  bet  Octavia 

and  Laguna 
Hale  Samuel  T.,  collector,  dwl  II  Florence 
Hale  William,  carrier  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl  48  Minna 
Hale  William,  (Hale  &   Edmonds)  dwl  932  Pacific 
Hale  William  F.,  cigars  aud  tobacco,  NW  cor  First 

and  l\Iinna.  dwl  48  Jlinna 
HALE  WILLIAM  F.,  pliysician,  office  520  Kearny, 

dwl  SE  cor  Bryant  aud  Twenty-fourth 
Hale  William  G.,  bookkeeper  Lick  House 
HALE  &  EDMONDS,  (William  Hale  and  Marcus 
A.  Edmondit)  attorneys  at  law,  rooms  1  and  2 
Exchange  Buildintr,  G()fi  Washington 
HALE    &    NORCROSS    S.    M.    CO.,    (Virginia, 

Nev.)   office  438  California 
Haley  Andrew,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Haley  Bridget,  widow)  dwl  947  Mission 
Halev  Charles  M.,  broker,  dwl  Lick  House 
HALEY  CHARLES  S.,  physician,  office  and  dwl 

2J3  Clara 
Haley  Christopher,  painter  with  Wason  &,  Morris 


Haley  D.,  driver  with  City  Railroad  Co. 
Haley  Daniel,  bootmaker,  dwl  10  Rassette  Place 
Haley  Daniel,  mariner,  dwl  N  s  Oregon  bet  Davis 

and  Drumm 
Haley  David,  plumber  with  D.  Simpson 
Haley  Dennis,  dwl  947  Mission 
Haley  Dennis,  laborer  Omnibus   R.   E.,  dwl   1723 

Leavenworth 
Haley  Dennis,  laborer  with  Lonis  Jaffe,   dwl   126 

Suiter 
Haley  Dennis,  peddler,  bds  122  Leidesdorff 
HaleV  Dermit,  laborer,  New  U.  S.  Branch   Mint, 

dwl  23  Hunt 
Haley  Hnuh,  stovemounter  w'ith   Locke  &  Monta- 
gue, dwl  25  Natoma 
Haley  James,  carriagebuilder,  dwl    1723   Leav 
Haley  James,  driver,  dwl  14   Harlan  Place 
Haley   James,  shoemaker  with  Orrin  Jones,   dwl 

Minna  ur  First 
Haley  James  F.,  (Miller  &  H.)  res  Oakland 
Haley  James  W.,  milkman,  dwl  NW  cor  Buchanan 

aud  Greenwich 
Haley  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  Bartol  nr  Vallejo 
Haley  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  Vallejo  nr  Steiner 
Haley  Jeremiah,    (Murphy   &   H.)   dwl   Ohio  ur 

Broadway 
Haley  John,  blacksmith  with   Thomas  Ford,   dwl 

City  Hotel 
Haley  John,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  &  Hecht, 

dwl  Potter  nr  Market 
Haley  John,  hackdriver,  dwl  14  Rassette  Place 
Haley  John,  laborer,  dwl  16  William 
Haley  John,   laborer  with   J.  B.   Kemp,    dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Haley  John,  packer  with  R.  A.  Swain  &   Co.,  dwl 

34  Nevada 
Haley  John,  plumber,  dwl  446  Jessie 
Haley  John,  watch uian  Fulton  Foundry 
Haley  John  J.,  real  estate,  dwl  Lick  House 
Haley  John  M.,  physician,  dwl  S  s  Turk  nr  Fill 
Haley  Mary,  (w-ido'w)  dwl  127  Fouith,  rear 
Haley  Micliael,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Haley  Michael,  sewer  contractor,  dwl  231  Perry 
Haley  Michael  C,  milkman,  dwl  NW  corBuchanau 

and  Greenwich 
Haley  IMorgan,  laborer,  Gibbs  Bonded   Warehouse, 

dwl  S  8  Greenwich  bet  Sansom  and  Mont 
Haley  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Hamlin  ur   Gveen 
Haley  Patrick,  longshoreman,  dwl  217  Beale,    rear 
Haley  Patrick,  shoemaker,  dwl  310  Clementina 
Haley  Patrick,  stonecutter,  dwl  S  s  Bush  bet  Octa- 
via and  Laguna 
Haley  Philip,  laborer.  Spring  Valley  Water  Woi'ks, 

San  Jose  road,  nr  Six  Mile  House 
Haley  Robert,  captain  steamboat   Sacramento,  dwl 

611  Union 
Haley  Robert,  carpenter  with  Miller  &,  Haley,  res 

Alameda 
Haley  Samuel,  machinist,  dwl  1206  Stockton 
Haley  Thomas,  laborer,  S.  F.  Wool  Exchange,  dwl 

iJecatur  bet  Bryan  and  Brannan 
Haley  Thomas,  real  estate,  dwl  N  s  Hayes  bet  Stei- 
ner and  Pierce 
Haley  William,  brickmason.  New  U.  S.  Branch  Mint 
Haley  William,  longshoreman,  dwl  3  Zoe  Place  nr 

Fremont 
Haley  William,  milkman,  dwl  NW  cor  Buchanan 

and  Gieenwich 
Haley  William  M.,  clerk,  dwl  33    Geary 
Haley  &  O'Neill  Homestead  Association,  office  413 

California 
Haley.— See  Healey 

Halferty  Alexander,  plasterer,  dwl  136  Natoma 
Halfpennv  Lawrence,  laborer,  dwl  17  Natoma 
Hall  Abraham,  (Miller  &  H. )  dwl  1612  Clay 
Hall  Albert,  (Eldridge  &   H.J  dwl  Greenwich  nr 

Scott 
Hall  Annie  J.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mission  Street 

Primary  School,  dwl  406  Miuua 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  White  Goods. 


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Hiill  Bell  S.  Mrs.,  dwl  233  SixUi 

Hall  Bsiijiimin,  adjuster  duties  Custom   House,  dwl 

I 'Jo  Sansom 
Hall  Keiijaniiii,  porter  with  J.  C.  Merrill   &   Co., 

dwl  2.U  Kitch 
Hall   Charles,  jobber,  dwl   SW  cor  Fillmore   and 

Turk 
Hall  Charles  E.,  clerk,  dwl  325  Eddy 
Hall  Charles  E.,  rHn/l  &    Wagner)  dwl  Berry  bet 

Third  and  Fourth 
Hall  Charles  F.,  tnachinist  with   Kimball  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dwl  805  Howard 
Hall  Charles  H.,  policemau  City    Hall,  dwl   754 

Washington 
Hall  Charles  E.  Mrs.,  dwl  338  Shipley 
Hall  Christian,  seaman,  dwl  311i  Ritch 
Hall  Christiana,  (colored)  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl 

1104  Pacific 
Hall  C.  R.,  importer  and   pianodealer,  office  14  and 

16  Tyler,  dwl  Market  nr  Kearnv 
Hall  Cyreuius   M.,  (Coffman  &   H.J  dwl  36  Geary 
Hall  Daniel,  copper  plate  engraver,  dwl  W  s   Van 

Ness  Avenue  bet  Haves  and  Fell 
Hall  Daniel  C,  {D.  C.  Hull  &  Co.)  dwl  E  s  Four- 
teenth bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
HALL  D.  C.  &  CO.,  (L.  K.  Uphmn)  wholesale 

and  retail  wines  and  liquors,  912  Market 
Hall  David  W.,  painter,  dwl  1027  Sutter 
Hall  Edward,  secretary  S.  F.  Package  Express  Co., 

306  Montgomery,  dwl  CosmopoHtan  Hotel 
Hall  Edward,   superintendent   LeGraude  Laundry, 

dwl  E  s  Thirteenth  nr  Folsom 
Hall  Edward,  waiter,  dwl  3  Clara  Lane 
Hall  Edward  B.,  f  Hall  &  Lnchmnnj  dwl  Van  Ness 

Avenue  bet  Sacramento  and  California 
Hall  Edward  F.  Jr.,  (Edward  F.  Rail  &  Co.)  dwl 

Grand  Hotel 
HALL    EDWARD   F.  &    CO.,  fS.  B.   Boswellj 

stock  brokers,  office  507  California 
Hall  Edward   K.,  foreman  compositor  New  Age 

dwl  26  Eddy 
Hall   Edward  L.,  (Hall  Sp    Rich)  res  Brooklyn, 

Alameda  County 
Hall  Edward  U.,(Han  &  Charles)  res  Oakland 
Hall  Edward  S.,  machinist  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

Fifteenth  Av  nr  Islais  cieek,  South  S.  F. 
Hall  Edwin,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham  &  Hecht, 

dwl  Market  nr  Twelfth 
Hall  Eldridge,  bookkeeper  with  N.  A.  Hirstel,  dwl 

1014  Stockton 
Hall  Frances,  (widow)  dwl  514  Mission 
Hall  Fiancis,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Hall    Gaven    D.,    attorney  at  law,    office  24  and 

25  Exchange  Building,  dwl  NW  cor  California 

and  St.  Mary  Place 
Hall  George,  machinist,  dwl  7.56  Folsom 
Hall  George,  (Hall  &  WhittonJ  and  official  reporter 

Twelfth   District    Court,   office    30    Exchange 

Building,  dwl  5  Francisco 
Hall  George,  (Lewis  Albert  Jf-  Co.;  dwl  177  Clara 
Hall  George  E.,  shoemaker,  713  Jlission 
Hall  Harvey,  market,  41 1  East,  dwl  N  s  Howard  bet 

Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Hall  Heniy,  engineer,  dwl  7  Perry 
Hall  Henry,  janitor  South    Cosmopolitan  School, 

dwl  17  Anna 
Hall  Henry,  special  policeman,  dwl  !)07  Vallejo 
Hall  Henrj' J.,  mining  engineer,  dwl  328  O'Farrell 
Hall  Horace  B.,  foreman  with  L.  &  E.  Emanuel, 

dwl  38  Moss 
Hall  Isaac  M.,  (Rail  &  Co. J  dwl  11  Kearny 
Hall  Isaac  R.,  (Ballard  &  H.)  rea  Maine  Prairie, 

Solano  County 
Hall  J.  A.,  (widow)  dwl  406  Minna 
Hall  James,  butcher,  dwl  502  Fourth 
Hall  James,  carpenter,  dwl  44  Jessie 
Hall  James,  sawtiler,  422   Leavenworth,  dwl  NW 

cor  Clav  and  Webster 
Hall  Jamesi  (  Thomas  Hall  &  Son)  d%vl  207  Clara 


Hall  James,    (Hall  Sf    Eutchinsonj    dwl    Pixley 

Place  nr  Fillmore 
Hall  J.  Lyman,  (John  Hall  &■  Son)  dwl 759  Market 
Hall  John,  cooper,  dwl  333  Bryant 
Hall  John,  hairdresser  with  Jacob  Stieib  .fe  Co.,dwl 

.526  Pine 
Hall  John,  laborer,  dwl  Adams  House 
Hall  John,  printer  with  John  H.  Carraany  &  Co., 

dwl  1211  Clay 
Hall  John,  (John  Hall  Sf  Son)  res  Boston 
HALL  JOHN  &  SON,  (J.   Lymnn  Hall)  doors, 

■wnidows  and  blinds,  11  and  13  California,  and 

114  and  116  Market 
Hall  John  C. ,  clerk  Morning  Call,  dwl  122  Geary 
Hall  John  Jay,  engineer,  dwl  SW  cor  Pacific  and 

Gongh 
Hall  John  P.,  clerk,  103  Front,  dwl  514  Mission 
Hall  Joseph,  engineer,  dwl   SE   cor  Kearny  and 

Vallejo 
Hall  Joseph  F.,  dwl  1021  Hyde 
Hall  Joseph  L.,  carpenter,  dwl  601)  Third 
Hall  Joshua  G.,  (Hall  &  GracejAvf\  118  Berry 
Hall   M.    Miss,  assistant  city  missionary,  dwl  1006 

Clav 
Hall  Marcus  P.,  clerk  with  Edward  F.  Hall  &  Co., 

507  California 
Hall  Martin,  foreman  blacksmith  shop  with  Kim- 
ball Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  805  Howard 
Hall  M.  J.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Tehama  School, 

dwl  406  Minna 
Hall  Norman  H.,  clerk  with  David  Henriques,  506 

Moutu'omerv,  dwl  164  Perry 
HALL  OF  RECORDS,  SE  cor  Kearny  and  Wash 
Hall  Rea,  stovemounter  with  Brittan,  Holbrook  &, 

Co.,  dwl  Howard  opp  New  Montgomery 
Hall  Robert,  bookbinder  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co 
Hall  Robert,  (Houe  &   H.J  dwl  233  Sixth 
Hall  Robert  H.,   salesman  with  Marsh,  Pilsbury  & 

Co.,  dwl  232  First 
HALL  S.  HASTINGS,  physician,  office  402  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  Seventeenth  nr  Guerrero 
Hall  Samuel,  meat  market,  SW  cor  Fifth  and  Clara, 

dwl  207  Clara 
Hall  Samuel  H.,  surgeon,  dwl  N  s  Seventeenth  bet 

Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Hall  Samuel  M.,  broker,  dwl  2022  Van  Ness  Av 
Hall  Sidney,  tinsmith,  dwl  207  Clara 
Hall  S.  J.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Tehama  School, 

dwl  406  Minna 
Hall  Stockton  S.,  salesman  336  Kearny,  bds  435  Pine 
Hall  Thomas,  bookbinder  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  dwl  202  Sutler 
Hall  Thomas,  hairdresser  with  Henry  Shirek,  dwl 

266  First 
Hall  Thomas,  (Thomas  Hall  &  SonJ  dwl  207  Clara 
Hall  Thomas  &  Son,  (James  Hall  J  wholesale  sheep 

butchers,  W  s  Potrero  Avenue  nr  Alameda 
Hall  Thomas  J.,  Pacific  Willow  Works,  NE  cor 

Market  and  Kearny,  dwl  17  Third 
Hall  Thomas  Jr.,  blacksmith,  dwl  207  Clara 
Hall  Thomas  L.,  dwl  W  s  Old  San  Jo8(5  Road  bet 

Twentj'-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Hall  Thomas  P.,  carriaijemaker,  dwl  .519  Jessie 
Hall  William,  blacksmith,  dwl  347  Fourth 
Hall  William,  (colored)  dwl  12  Virginia 
Hall  William,  farmer,  Ocean  Beach  Road  nr  Ocean 

House 
Hall  William,  foreman  forge  Pacific  Rolling  Mill, 

dwl  Potrero  Point 
Hall  William  A.,  foreman  with  M.  H.  Turrill,  dwl 

SW  cor  Pacific  and  Gongh 
Hall  William  D.  L.,  wharfinger  Larue's  Wharf, 

dwl  1013  Stockton 
Hall  William  H.,  dwl  331  Kearny 
Hall  William  H.,  civil  engineer,  office  302  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  843  Mission 
HairWillikm  H.,  (colored)  barber,  dwl  1227  Clay 
Hall  William  R.,  clerk,  dwl  5  Francisco 
Hall  Wiuslow,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  323  Sutter 


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HALL  &  CHARLES,  f Edward  M.  Hall  and  Hen- 
ry A.  Charles)  money  brokers,  office  408  Mout- 
gomerv 

HALL  vt  "CO.,  (Is^anc  M.  Hall)  fruits  and  vegeta- 
bles, 21  California  Market 

Hall  &  Grace,  (Joahua  (x.  Hall  and  John  Grace) 
liquor  saloon,  1J8  Berry 

Hall  &  Hutchinson,  (James  Hall  and  Daniel  Hutch- 
inson) milkmen,  Greenwich  nr  Scott 

Hall  (t  Lachnian,  (Edtrard  B.  Hall  and  Maurice 
Lnchman)  upholsterers.  3-26-3-28  Pine 

Hall  &  Rich,  (Edward  L.  Hall  and  Ahram  Rich) 
firoceries,  28  and  29  Metropolitan  Market 

Hall  &  Viin  Dyke  Consolidated  Coal  Co.,  (Wyo- 
mintr  Ter.)  office  419  California 

Hall  &  Wagner.  (Charles  E.  Hall  and  John  Wag- 
ner)  proprietors  California  Bleaching  Soap 
Works,  Berry  liet  Third  and  Fourth 

HALL  &  WHITTON,  (George  Hall  and  Charles 
F.  Whilton)  official  sbortnand  reporters,  637 
Kearny 

H;ill;ilian  Eugene,  blacksmith,  dwi  126  Dora 

Hallahan  John,  stonecutter  with  Flvnn  &  Burns, 
dwl  124  Dora 

Hallahan  Owen,  foreman  blacksmith  Fulton  Foun- 
dry, dwl  126  Dora 

Hallaii'an  Dennis,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  20 
Minna 

Hallanan  William,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  20 
Minna 

Hallarau  Thomas,  blacksmith  with  William  Deacon, 
dwl  420  Clemenlina 

Hallbeck  Theodore,  laborer,  dwl  Es  White  Place  nr 
Bryant 

HALLECK,  PEACHY  &  BILLINGS,  real  estate, 
office  43  Montgomery  Block 

Halieck  Robert,  butcher  with  George  I).  Bliss,  dwl 
cor  Fourth  Av  and  Railroad  Av,  South  S.  F. 

Halieck  Thomas,  boilermaker,  dwl  W  s  Potrero  Av 
bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 

HalJer  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  Greenwich  nr  Lom- 
bai-d 

Haller  John,  dyer  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory,  dwl 
North  Point  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 

Haller  Lucius,  woodturner,  dwl  240  Taylor 

Haller  Peter,  blacksmith,  dwl  Greenwich  nr  Lom- 
bard 

Haller  Peter  H.,  (Haller  ^  Kruger)  dwl  Twenty- 
fifth  nr  York 

Haller  &  Krnger,  (Peter  H.  Haller  and  George 
Kruger)  blacksmiths,  cor  Twentj'-fourth  and 
S  in  Bruno  Road 

HALLETT,  BARTLETT  &  DALTON,  (George 
H.  Hnllett,  Pliny  Bartlett  and  P.  E.  Balton) 
prop'rs  Contra  Costa  Laundry,  office  13  Bdwy 

Hallett  Francis  M.,  woodsawver"  dwl  -537  Natonia 

Hallett  George  H.,  (Hallett,  Bartlett  &  Dalton)d\f\ 
326  Geary 

Halleit  Oliver  G..  agent  Contra  Costa  Laundry  As- 
sociation, dwl  ,015  Folsom 

Hallett  Winslow  L.,  agent  Contra  Costa  Laundry 
Association,  dwl  St.  .Jmnes  House 

Halley  Edward,  clerk  Dexter  Stable,  223  Bush 

Halley  William,  printer,  dwl  34  Perry 

Halli  Jay  .John,  fruits  and  vegetables,  141  Third 

Halliden  Dennis,  hostler  with  H.  J.  Randall,  dwl 
235  Sutter 

Hallidie  Andrew  S.,  (A.  S.  Hallidie  &  Co.)  and 
pre.^ident  Mechanics'  Institute,  dwl  1020  Wash 

HALLIDIE  A.  S.  &  CO.,  manufacturers  wire  and 
wirerope  and  suspension  bridge  builders,  fac- 
tory N  s  Chestnut  nr  Taylor,  and  importers, 
519  Front 

Halligan  John,  butcher  with  H.  D.  Barras,  dwl  930 
Post 

Hallinan  Thomas,  stonemason,  dwl  W  s  Gilbert  nr 
Townsend 

Hallinel  Marv,  milliner  with  Mrs.  A.Conghlan,  dwl 
30  >i  Second 


Halloran  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Eighth  Av  nr  L, 

South  S.  F. 
Halloway  Sarah  J.  Mrs  ,  dressmaker,  dwl  848  Wash- 
ington 
Hallowell  Bessie  Miss,  assistant  teacher   Shotwell 

St.  Grammar  School,  dwl  931  Howard 
Hallowell  Caleb,  clerk  with  M.  B.  French  &  Co., 

dwl  931  Howard 
Hallowell  Samuel,  clerk  with  Martin  &  Horton,dwi 

1622  Powell 
Halmoy  Hans,  (Grabe  &  Co.)  dwl  123  Sacramento 
Halphen  Alexander,  real  estate,  dwl  6  Powell  . 
Halpin  James,  laborer  with  Perkins,  Flint  &  Co., 

dwl  NW  cor  Filbert  and  Sansom 
Halpin  John,  machinist,  dwl  .529 Bryant 
Halpin  William,  clerk  with  Wynne,  Lowth  &  Co., 

dwl  316  Fourth 
Halpin  William,  (Wynne,  Lowth  &  Co.)  dwl  316 

Fourth 
HALSEY  CHARLES,  attorney  at  law  and  Com- 
missioner Fourth  District  Court,  office  42  Ex- 
change Bldg,  dwl  S W  cor  Hyde  and  Greenwich 
Halsey   Charles,  jeweler,   dwl    W  s   Guerrero  nr 

Twenty-third 
Halsey  Charles  W.,  homestead  secretaiy,  office  415 

Montgomery,  dwl  SW  cor  Hyde  and  Greenwich 
Halsey  Edward  A.,  clerk  with  Fordliam  &  Jennings, 

dwl  740  Harrison 
Halsey  T.  H.  Major,  U.  S.  A.  paymaster  Dept.  Cal., 

office  SW  cor  Market  and  Third,  res  Oakland 
Halsey  William  F.,  bookkeeper  with  Meigs  &  Gaw- 

ley,  dwl  740  Harrison 
Halstead  Henry  C,  wood  and  coal,  816-818  Mission, 

dwl  413  Second 
Halstead  William  G.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  613  Pine 
Ham  Charles  H.,  principal  West  End  School,  dwl 

1120  Howard 
Ham  Charles  M.,  teamster  with   R.  &  J.  Morton, 

dwl  210  Mason 
Ham  I.  H.,  produce  commission,  124  Clay,  dwl  W  s 

Howard  bet  Twentieth  and  Twenty  first 
Ham  James  H.,  salesman  with  G.  W.  Clark,  dwl 

1209  Taylor 
Ham  Richard,  whitener,  dwl  310^  Tehama 
Ham  R.  K.,  (Renton,  Smith  (^  Co.)  res  Santa  Clara 
Hauian   G.,   carpenter  H.  C.  League.   128  Kearny 
Hamann  Jacob,  carpenter,  dwl  SE  cor  Mont  and  Val 
Hambleton  James  1).,  (Hambleton  &  Gordonj  dwl 

1516  Mission 
HAMBLETON  &  GORDON,  (James  D.  Hamble- 
ton and  George  W.  Gor(£o7iy  attorneys  at  law, 

office  622  Clay 
Hamblim. — See  Hamlin 
Hambrecht  Louis,    cabinetmaker  with   Conrad   & 

Mattes,  dwl  Sutter  Street  House 
Hamburg  American   Steamship   Co.,  J.  F.  Meinke 

&  Co  agents,  407  California 
Hamburg  August,  upholsterer,   dwl  W  s  First  Av 

bet  Fifteenth  anrl  Sixteenth 
HAMBURG  BOARD    UNDERWRITERS,   Hell- 
man  Bros  aijents,    SW  cor  Front  and  JacKson 
HAMBURG  BREMEN  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO., 

Morris  Speyer  &.  Co.  general  agents,  office  219 

Sansom 
Hamburger  Benjamin,  dwl  cor  Geary  and  Van  Ness 

Avenue 
Hamburger  Bernard,  drygoods,  230  Third,  dwl  NE 

cor  Geary  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Hamburger   G.   &   Brother,  (Morris  Hamburger) 

clothing,  52  Third 
Hamburger  Gustave,  (G.  Hamburger   4'  Brother, 

dwl  52  Third 
Hamburger  Morris,   (G.   Hamburger  <&    Brother) 

dwl  52  Third 
Hamdoffer  Charles,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Ky 
Hamel   Anatole,  proprietor   Charlemagne  College, 

520  O'Farrell,  rear 
Hamel   P.  W.,  draftsman   U.  S.  Laud  Survey,  dwl 

317  Sutter 


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Hamelin  Arthur,   butcher  with  John  Duran,  dwl 

NW  cor  Jackson  and  Stockton 
Hamelin  Louis  Mrs.,  dwl  KMO  Mission 
Hamelin  Kaoul   C,  molder  City  Iron   Works,  dwl 

1040  Mission 
Hamer  George  H.,  calker  Calkers'  Ae8'n,713  Mission 
Hamernick  Francis,  cook,  110  Sutter,  dwl  515  Sac 
Haines  Adolph,  laborer,   dwl  W  s  Eighteenth  bet 

Dolores  and  Guerrero 
Hamiken  Henrv,   dravmau  with  Fredei'ick  P.  Bel- 
cher, dwl  1013  Union 
Haniill  Amelia  H.,  (widow)  assistant  teacliei'  So\ith 

Cosmopolitan  Grammar  School,  dwl  1038  How 
Hamill  James,   cartmau,  dwl   SW  cor  Geary  and 

Larkin 
Hamill  John,  lumberman,  dwl  21i2  Steuart,  rear 
Hamill  John,  notary  public,  office  422  Montgomery, 

dwl  10  Eleventh 
Hamill   Joseph,   clerk  with  D.    Stern  &  Co.,  dwl 

1038  Howard 
Hamill. — See  Hammill 

Hauiilton  Andrew,  bricklayer,  dwl  214  Broadway 
Hamilton  Andrew,  teamster  with  E.  &  J.  Morton, 

dwl  14  William 
Hamilton  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  Bestole  nr  Vallejo 
Hamilton  Callaghan,   bootmaker  with  J.  H.  Swain, 

dwl  606  Mission 
Hamilton  Caroline,  (widow)  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  323i 

Third 
Hamilton   Charles  F.,  real  estate  agent,   office  424 

Montgomery,  dwl  856  F'olsom 
Hamilton   Christopher,    (colored)    laborer,   dwl   26 

Hinckley 
Han)ilton   E.  S.,  watchman  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  res  San 

Leandro 
Hamilton  Frank,  carpenter  with  D.  A.  MacDonald 

&.  Co.,  dwl  523  Howard 
Hamilton  Harry,  carpenter,  dwl  423  Bush 
Hamilton   Hydraulic  M.  Tunnel   Co., (White  Pine) 

office  37  Merchants'  Exchange 
Hamilton  James,   biicklayer  Bricklayers'  Associa- 
tion, 234  Sutter 
Hamilton  James,  contractor,  dwl  719  Market 
Hamilton   James,   expresswagon,  SW  cor  Stockton 

and  Pacific,  dwl  SE  cor  Powell  and  Bdwy 
Hamilton  James,  general  dealer,  dwl  401  Third 
Hamilton  James,  laborer,  dwl  568  Mission 
Hamilton  James,  mariner,  dwl  214  Steuart 
Hamilton   James,   (Dixon  &  H.J  dwl  S  s  Twenty - 

third  bet  York  and  Hampshire 
Hamilton  James  T.,boilermaker  Eisdon  Iron  Works, 

dwl  108  Dora,  rear 
Hamilton  James  W.,  foreman  with  D.  A.  Macdou- 

ald  «fc  Co.,  dwl  730  Harrison 
Hamilton  J.  C.,  clerk,  dwl  SW  cor  Clay  and  Mont 
Hamilton  John,  conductor  Market  St.  E.  E. 
Hamilton  John,  laborer,  dwl  219  Pacilic 
Hamilton  John,   laborer,  Broadway  Wharf,  dwl  3 

Meacham  Place 
Hamilton  John,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Eefin- 

erv,  dwl  151  Polk 
HAMILTON  JOHN    F.,  physician  and  surgeon, 

office  223  Kearny,  dwl  956  Mission 
Hamilton  John  E.,  bookkeeper  Occidental  Ins.  Co., 

dwl  508  Third 
Hamilton  Joseph,  saddler  ,401  Third 
Humilton  Michael,  gardener  Magdalen  Asylum,  San 

Bruno  Road 
Hamilton  Napier,   carpenter  with  D.  A.  Macdonald 

&  Co.,  dwl  730  Harrison 
Hamilton  Eohert,  fireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento, 

dwl  228  Folsom 
Hamilton  Eobert,  lather,  dwl  443  Minna 
Hamilton   Eobert,    longshoreman,    dwl  Berry  nr 

Third 
Hamilton  Eobert,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Hamilton  Eobert,  f  Baker  d^  //. y  res  Sacramento 
Hamilton  Eobert  P.,  barkeeper  534  California,  dwl 

605  Clay 


Hamilton  Samuel,  attorney  at   law,  office  NW  cor 

Mont  and  Sac,  dwl  Lick  House 
Hamilton  Samuel,  clerk,  dwl  'iO  Montgomery 
Hamilton  Samuel,  waiter  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Hamilton  Thomiis,  painter,  dwl  cor  Turk  and  Van 

Ness  Avenue 
Hamilton  Thomas  J.,  broker,  dwl  225  Bush 
Hamilton  W.  B.  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  629  Bush 
Hamilton  William,  cabinetmaker  with  James  Yuill, 

dwl  807  Market 
Hamilton  William,  real  estate,  dwl  416  Harrison 
Hamilton  William  H.,  actor,  dwl  629  Bush 
Hamilton  William  H.,  barkeeper,  dwl  127  Jackson 
Hamilton   William   J.,  fStraut,  White  &   Co. J  res 

Empire  City,  Nevada 
Hamlin  Benjamin,  liquor  saloon,  1008  Dnpont 
Hamlin  Charles  II.,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

2471  Perry 
Hamlin  Charles   L.,   shoemaker  with  Beers,  Blair 

&  Maynard,  dwl  5  Ewer  Place 
Hamlin  Francis,  lanndryman  with  James  Laidley, 

dwl  Filbert  nr  Gough 
Hamlin  George,   salesman,   5  Mont,   dwl  SW  cor 

Howard  and  Eighteenth 
Hamlin  George  C,   engineer  with  James  Laidley, 

dwl  Filbert  nr  Gough 
Hamlin  James,  cooper  with   Martin   &  Ward,  dwl 

Grove  bet  Franklin  and  Gough 
Hamlin  M.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Hamlin  Thomas,  finite  and  confectionery,   NW  cor 

Stockton  and  Sacramento 
Hamlin  William,  conductor  Omnibus  E.  E. 
Hamlin  W.  J.,  conductor  City  E.  E. 
Hamm  Joseph  T.,  searcher  records,  dvi'l  3  Clay  Av 
Hamm  Lonis  J.,  bookkeeper  Home  Mutual  Ins." Co., 

dwl  3  Clay  Avenue 
Hamman   David   O..    c  itter  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  cor  Page  and  Gough 
Hammen  Herman,  waiter,  dwl  431  Pine 
Hammer  Edward  H.,  salef^man  with  Thomas  H. 

Selby  &  Co.,  dwl  44  Silver 
Hammer  Frederick  H.,  (Hammer  &   Keber)  dwl 

1594i  Bush 
Hammer  Gottlieb,  keeper    Woodward's    Gardens, 

dwl  Sixteenth  bet  Valencia  and  Second  Av 
Hammer  L.  F.,  baker  with  Bertz  &.  Co.,  dwl  1417 

Duj)ont 
Hammer  &  Keber,    (Frederick   H.  Hnmmer  and 

Jacob  Keber)  produce  commission,  222  Clay 
Hammers  Albert,    harnessmaker   with   Charles  H. 

Mead,  dwl  SE  cor  Fulton  and  Octavia 
Hammerschmidt  A.,  musician,  dwl  522  Pine 
Hammerschmidt  John,  hairdresser,  229  Haves,  dwl 

115  Oak 
Hammersmith   Simon,  real  estate,  dwl  210  Powell 
Hammett  Franklin,  cooper  with  Charles  Sealv,  dwl 

1224  Pine 
Hammil  Arthur  B.,  cigarmakerwith  Cobo,  Martinez 

&  Co.,  dwl  553  Geary 
Hammill  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  320  Sansora 
Hammill  Michael,   carpenter  H.   C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
Hammill  Thomas,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
H amnion  James,  dwl  424  Sansom 
Hammond  Andrew,  carpenter,  dwl  SE  cor  Sansom 

and  Alta 
Hammond  D.  H.  Mrs.,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Hammond  Edward,  carpenter  H.  C.   League,  128 

Kearny 
HammondEdward,  painter,  dwl  111  Morton 
Hammond  H.  J.,  driver  City  Eailroad 
Hammond  James,  dw4  SE  cor  Bush  and  Polk 
Hammond  James,  bookkeeper  with  Weill  &  Eaas, 

dwl  1046  Howard 
Hammond  James,  cartman,  dwl  SW  cor  Geary  and 

Larkin 
Hammond  James  A.,  boxmaker  with  Swan,  Dun- 
bar &  Co.,  dwl  E  s  Howard  bet  Twentieth  and 

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Hammond   Jessie,  poikpacker,  cor  Valencia  and 

Tweiitv-thiid 
Hammond  John,   blacksmith   with   B.  &  J.  S.  Doe, 

dwl  2-4!t  Stevenson 
Hammond  Jolm,  butclier,  dwl  21  Lafayette 
Hammond  John,   engiueer,  dwl   E   s  Laguna  bet 

Hickory  and  Oak 
Haniindud  John,  teamster,  dwl  filS  Minna 
Hammond  Joseph  H.,  tailor,  dwl  E  s  Howard  nr 

Twenty-fonrth 
Hammond  Philip,  ironer  LeGrande  Laundry,  dwl 

E  8  Thirteenth  nr  Folsom 
HAMMOND    KICHAKD    P.,  general  superinten- 
dent Southern  Pae.  U.K.,  otiiee  NE  cor  Market 

and  Montgomery,  dwl  113  Taylor 
Hammond  Kicliard  W.,  boatman,  dwl  SE   cor  San- 
son) and  Alta 
Hammond  Thomas  G-,  butcher,  dwl  835  Green 
Hammond  William,  painter,  dwl  SE   cor    Sansom 

and  Alta 
HAMMOND    WILLIAM,    physician,   office    and 

dwl  859  Mission 
Hammond  William,  tailors  trimmings,  29  Post 
Hammond  William  B.,  clerk   with  Howe  &  Hall, 

dwl  294  Stevenson 
Hampshire  ^^'illiam,  rigger,  dwl  E  s  Main  bet  Mis- 
sion and  Hosvard 
Hampton  Henry,  bookkeeper   North  Pac.   Trans. 

Co.,  dwl  524  Eddy 
Hampton  Kobert,  real  estate,  dwl  306  O'Farrell 
Hampton   Kobert,  Jr.,   helper  with  Walmsley   & 

Smith,  dwl  306  O'Fanell 
Hanatin  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  433  Broadway 
Hanak  Jacob,  salesman,  dwl  252  Clara 
Hanak  Samuel,  manager  with  Marcus  Stepper,  dwl 

448  Clementina 
Hanauer  Moses,  merchant,  dwl  SW  cor  Bryant  and 

Fourth 
Hauavan  Bridget,  (■nadow)  dwl  9  Everett 
Hanavan  John,  laborer,  dwl  414  Clementina 
Hanavan  Thomas  J.,  driver  with  Frederick  Weg- 

ner,  dwl  52  Shipley 
Hanberg  James,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  G.  Norden, 

dwl  630  Branuan 
Hanck  Peter,  malster  with  Cal.  Com.  and  M.  Co., 

dwl  Greenwich  nr  Scott 
Hancken  Jolm  H.,  teacher  music,  dwl  207  Post 
Hancock  Bessie   Miss,    teacher    music,    dwl    1116 

Pacific 
Hancock  Charles  H.,  (Hancock  &  Kelso)  dwl  414 

Beale 
Hancock  Frank  O.,  calker  Calkers  Association,  713 

I^Iission 
Hancock  Henry,  driver  Front  St.  M.&O.R.R.,  dwl 

SW  cor  Pine  and  Polk 
Hancock  John,  foreman  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl  1721 

Hyde 
Hancock  John,woolen  manufacturer, dwl  352  Jessie 
Hancock    Richard,    laborer,   dwl  E  s  Drumm  bet 

Jackson  and  Pacific 
Hancock  Richard,  lalwrer,  dwl  123  Spear 
Hancock  Samuel,  (Hancock   Sf   Alkmsonj  dwl  506 

Ellis 
Hancock  Sewing  Machine  Agency,  21  New  Mont- 
gomery 
HANCOCK  &  ATKINSON,    (Samuel    Hancock 

and  Nathan  Atkinson)  real  estate   agents,  305 

Montgomery 
Hancock  &  Kelso,  (Charles  H.  Hancock  and  John 

Kelso)  S.  F.  Hauling  Co.,  414  Beale 
Hand  Dominick,  hostler  with  Patrick  Hetfran,  N  s 

Market  bet  Front  and  Davis 
Hand  George  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  1238  Bush 
Hand  Henry,  varuisher  with  Kragen  &  Geishaker, 

dwl  413  Bryant 
Hand  John,  barkeeper,  30  Montgomery,  dwl  207 

Tehama 
Hand  Joseph  W.  A.,  clerk  with  0.  J.  Hawley  & 

Co.,  dwl  3:39  Clementina 


Hand  Josiah,  bookkeeper  with  George  C.  Bode,  res 

Oaklan<l 
Hand  J.  S  ,  merchant  tailor,  423  Kearny 
Hand  Patrick,  coachman,  dwl  14  Harlan  Place 
Hand   Stephen  H.,  freight  clerk   C.   S.  Nav.  Co., 

dwl  1718  Turk 
Hand  William  M. ,  salesman  with  Bowen  Brothers, 

dwl  1.533  Polk 
Handbury  Thomas  H.,   lieutenant  engineers,  U.  S. 

A.,  office  533  Kearny,  dwl  82:}  Montgomery 
Handerkin  William,  boarding,  \'-i6  Folsom 
Haudiboda  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Mission  nr  Four- 
teenth 
Handley  Henry  C.,  painter,  dwl  239  Minna,  rear 
Handley  Mary  A.  Miss,  furnished  rooms, 219  Minna 
Handley  Patrick  laborer,  dwl  :}09  Filbert 
Handley  Peter,  lather,  dwl  27  Stevenson 
Handley  Thomas,carpenter  H.C.League,128  Kearny 
Handley. — See  Hanlev  and  Hanly 
Handlin  J.  S.,  refiner.'dwl  318  Pine 
Handmann  Erwin,  special  policeman,  dwl  NE  cor 

Kearny  and  Union 
Handy  Edward  J.,  (colored)  porter,  dwl   W  s  Ha- 
vens Place 
Handy  Joseph  K.,  clerk,  dwl  822  Bush 
Handy  L.  N.  &  Co.,  (Lncian  N.  Handy  and  James 

L.   Carthcvt)  cooperage,  27  Clav 
Handy  Lucian  N.,  ( L.  N.  Handy  &    Co.)  dwl  27 

Stone 
Handy  William  L.,  cooper,  dwl  122  Turk 
Hanes  Daniel,  assistant  foreman  Omnibus  R.  R.  sta- 
bles, dwl  NE  cor  Third  and  Howard 
Hanes  Jacob,  porter  with  Howe  &  Hall,  408  Davis 
Hanes  Leonard,  hairdresser,  dwl  24^  Garden 
Hanes. — See  Haynes 
Haney  Abraham,  machinist  with  Savage  &  Co., dwl 

:M  Eddy 
.rHaney  Hugh,  longshoreman,  dwl  44  Stenart 
Haney  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Broderick  bet 

Tyler  and  McAllister 
Haney  William,  drayman.   Market  St.  Wharf,  dwl 

NW  cor  Lombard  and  Montgomery 
HANEY  WILLIAM    W.,   Gem  Saloon,   NE   cor 

Front  and  Sacramento,  dwl  613  Jones 
Hanfmann  Leopold,  hairdresser,  631    Union,  dwl  3 

August  Alley 
HangFer  Low,  (Chinese)  restaurant,  713  Dupont 
Hangary  Annie  S.,  (widow)  dwl  14  Park  Avenue 
Hanitin  James  J.,  printer  with  John  H.  Carmany  & 

Co.,  res  Oakland 
Hanifin  John,  dry  goods,  350  Third 
Haniford  B.  T.,  watchman  U.S.  assistant  treasurer's 

office,  dwl  500  Jessie 
Haniver  William,  hackman.  dwl  1230  Sacramento 
Haukel  C.  E.,  waiter,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Hanks  Charles,  driver  Front  St.  M.  &.  0.  R.  R.,  dwl 

106  Steuart 
HANKS  HENRY    G.,  assayer  and  chemist,  649 

Clay,  dwl  215  Shotwell 
Hanks  John  M., wholesale  butcher,  dwl 233  Seventh 
Hanks  Thomas  L.,  upholsterer,  dwl   Hampshire  nr 

Twenty-fourth 
Hanks  William  W.,  storekeeper,  dwl  707  Front 
Hanley  D.  J.,  oarsman  Tide  Land  Survey 
Hanley  George  W.,  stevedore,  dwl  E  s  Folsom  nr 

Twenty -eighth 
Hanley  Jaines,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  415  Harrison 
Hanley  James,  woodsawyer  with  N.  G.  Norden, 

dwl  630  Brannan 
Hanley  John,  laborer,  dwl  512  Mission 
Hanley  John,  teamster  with  Black  Diamond  Coal 

Co.,  dwl  160  Shipley 
Hanley  Joseph,  shoecutter  with  D.  W.  Emerson  & 

Co.,  dwl  337  Union 
Hanley  Maggie   F.   Miss,   dressmaker  with    Mrs. 

Mariam  P.  Eagles,  dwl  730  Clementina 
Hanley  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  S  a  Merchant  bet  East 

and  Drumm 
Hanley  Michael,  lather,  dwl  211  Minna 


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Hanley  P.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'b  Wharf 
HanlKy  Pit  [rick,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Pacific  and 

Sansoni 
Hanley  Patrick,  laborer  S.  F.  Wool  Exchange,  dwl 

19  Welch,  rear 
Hanley  Patrick,  shoemaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  133  Fifth 
Hanley  Patrick,  steward,  dwl  204  Clementina 
Hanley  Patrick,  waiter,  dwl  5  Miller  Place 
Hanley  Peter,  waiter   with   Philander  F.   Tripp, 

dwl  '-'04  Clementina 
Hanley  Thomas,  hostler,  dwl  8  Sherwood  Place 
Hanley  William,  lather,  dwl  211  Minna 
Hanley  — See  Handley  and  Hanly 
Hanlon  Brothers,   f  Daniel  and  James)  furnisbing 

goods,  725  Montgomery 
Hanlon  Catherine  Mrs.,  dwl  260  Stevenson 
Haulon  Daniel,  shipwright,  dwl  S  s  Twenty-sixth 

bet  Mission  and  Bartlett 
Hanlon  Daniel,   (Hanlon  Brothers)  dwl  72.5  Mont 
Hanlon    Edward,    carpenter    H.   C.   League,    128 

Kearny 
Hanlon  Felix  J.,  dwl  966  Folsom 
Hanlon  James,  bellman  Grand  Hotel 
Hanlon  James,  (Hanlon  Brothers)  dwl  72.5  Mont 
Hanlon  John,  nurse  City  and  County  Hospital 
Hanlon  John,  {Hanlon  &   McGuire)  dwl  N  s  Na- 

toma  bet  Eiglith  and  Ninth 
Hanlon  Martin,  laborer  Occidental  Hotel 
Hanlon  Matthew,  baker,  dwl  29  First 
Hanlon  Stephen,  butcher,  519  Fourth 
Hanlon   Valentine,  expresswagon,  SW  cor   Davis 

and  Vallejo.  dwl  308  Union,  rear 
Hanlon  &  McGniie,  [John  Hanlon  and  Arthur  Mc- 
Guire) stairbuilders,  Berry    bet    Fourth    and 

Fifth 
Hanly  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  13  Grand  Avenue 
Hanly  Dennis,  clerk,  dwl  730  Clementina 
Hanly  Lawrence  J.,  clerk  with  li.  B.  Swain  &  Co., 

dwl  730  Clementina 
Hanly  Mary  A.,  (widow)  dwl  730  Clementina 
Hanly  Margaret,  dwl  731)  Clementina 
Hanly  Thomas  J.,  collector  Morning  Call,  dwl  730 

Clementina 
Hanly. — See  Handley  and  Hanley 
Hanu    Catharine,    (widow)    furnished   rooms,  718 

Market 
Hann  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  407  Drumm 
Hanna  Aquila  VV.,  law  student  with  Patterson  & 

Stow,  dwl  321  O'Farrell 
Hanna  David,  stovemounter  with  Locke  &  Mon- 

tngne,  114  Battery 
Hanna  H.,  dwl  7  Central  Place 
Hanna  Hugh,  woodturner  with  Hibberd,  Sanborn 

&  Co.,  dwl  157  Perry 
HANNA  J.  &   P.  N.,  bags,  twine,   duck,   linens, 

felt  and  general  merchandise,  308  Davis 
Hanna  James,  hostler  with  Chester  D.  Lusk,  NW 

cor  Post  and  Stockton 
Hanna  James,  laborer  with  Goodwin  &  Co.,  dwl 

164  Jessie 
Hanna  James  C,  salesman,  136  Montgomery,  dwl 

311  Eddy 
HANNA  JOHN,    clerk  City    and    County   S.  F., 

office  18  City  Hall,  first  floor,  dwl  311  Eddy 
Hanna  John,  merchant,  dwl  714  Green 
Hanna  John  Jr.,  (J.  &   P.  N.  Hanna)  dwl   714 

Green 
Hanna  Mary,  ironer  S.   F.   Laundry  Association, 

dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Hanna    Patrick    R.,   dwl  NE  cor    Columbia  and 

Twenty-fourth 
Hanna  Peter  N.,  (J.  &   P.  N.  Hanna)  dwl  714 

Green 
Hanna  Thomas,  special  policeman,  City  Hall 
Hanna  William  J.,  clerk  Le  Grande  Laundry,  dwl 

E  8  Thirteenth  nr  Folsom 
Hanuaberry  A.  B.,  salesman,  620  Market,  dwl  274 

Minna 


Hannafoi'd   Edwin  T.,  packer  Golden  Gate  Mills, 

dwl  63  Tehama 
Hannaford  John,  expressman,  dwl  46  Clara 
Hannagan  William,  house  raiser,  dwl  W  s  Sansom 

bet  Union  and  Green 
Hannah  Harriet  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  611  Folsom 
Hannah  Henry,  bullion  clerk.  Bank  of  California, 

dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and  Stockton 
Hannah  Levi,  captain  schooner  Alfred  Adams,  office 

with  Davis  &  Cowell,  NE  cor  Front  and  Wash 
Hannah  Robert,  salesman  with  Gla.«gow  Iron  and 

Metal  Importing  Co.,  dwl    E    b    Alabama  nr 

Twenty-third 
Hannah  Thomas,  broker,  dwl  614  Kearny 
Hannan  Annie,  (widow)  dwl  29  Minna' 
Hannan  Bartholomew, laborer,  dwl  209  Eighth,  rear 
Hannan  Charles,  conductor  Omnibus  R.  R. 
Hannan  James,  boilermaker  with  Donald  McDonald, 

dwl  21  Verona  Place 
Hannan  John,  laborer,  dwl  21  Verona  Place 
Hannan  John,  laborer,  dwl  28  Welsh,  rear 
Hannan  John  H.  F.,  clerk  with  Goodall  &  Nelson, 

dwl  810  Folsom 
Hannan  Michael, driver  with  Thomas  Anderson,  dwl 

22  Scott  Place 
Hannan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  10  Anthony 
Hannan  Patrick,  miner,  dwl  21  Verona  Place 
Haunavan  Catherine  ,  (widow)  dwl  52  Shipley 
Hannavan   Philip,   machinehand   California  Mills, 

dwl  52  Shipley 
Haunigan   Charles   L.,   goldbeater  with    Snow  & 

Roos,  dwl  NE  cor  Pacific  and  Franklin 
Hannigan  James  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  NE  cor  Pacific 

and  Fiankin 
Hannigan  John,  glas8blower,dwl  NE  cor  Pacific  and 

Franklin 
Hannigan  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  8   St.  Charles 

Place 
Hannigan  Michael  P.,  salesman  with  Lazard  Freres, 

dwl  323  Kearny 
Hannigan  Patrick,  carpenter,  dwl  NE   cor  Pacific 

and  Franklin 
Hanuin  Mary  L  ,  (widow)  dwl  63  Jessie 
Hannis  William,  real  estate,  dwl  San  Jose  Road  nr 

Six  Mile  House 
Hannon  John,  farmer,  dwl  Point   Lobos  Road  nr 

Agricultural  Pai-k 
Hannon  John,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  42 

Ritch 
Hannon  John,  wood  and  coal,  1021  Pacific 
Hannon  M.,  dwl  726  Mission 
Hannon. — See  Haunan 

Hannovan  Hugh,  varnisher  with  Goodwin  &  Co. 
Hannover  Moses  Mrs.,  dwl  24J  Laugton 
Hanover  John,  dwl  563  Tehama 
Hanrahan  David,  laborer  S.  F.    Gas   Co.,  dwl  1018 

Montgomery,  rear 
Hanrahan  Edmund,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sug.  Refinery, 

dwl  262i  Clara 
Hanrahan  James,  laborer,  dwl  435  Pine 
Hanrahan  Patrick,  teamster,  dwl  29  Minna,  rear 
Hanrahan  William,  coachman,  dwl  143  Natoma 
Hanrahan  William,  milkranch,  San  Bruno  Road  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth  Mile  House 
Hanretty  James,  liquor  saloon,  207  Sutter,  dwl  236 

Sutter 
Hans  William,  waiter,  814  Montgomery 
Hans  William,  (Holman&  H.J  clwl   1712  Dupont 
HANSA  HOTEL,  Ahlboru  &,  Graner  proprietors, 

429  Bush 
Hansbury  Patrick  J.,  laborer,  dwl  29  First 
Hansbury  Thomas,  workman  Beale  Street  Planing 

Mill,  dwl  149  Second 
Hanscom  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Hanscom  John  0.,  (Hanscom  &  Go.)  dwl  116  Ellis 
Hanscom  Meldon  L.,  bookkeeper  .^tna  Iron  Works, 

dwl  cor  Holyoke  and  Henry 
Hanscom  William  W.,  (Hanscom  &  Co.)  dwl  612 

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HANSCOM   &,    CO.,   (John  0.  Hanu-om,  Henry 

5.  Smith,  Thomax  Peiidergnsl  atid  William 
W-  Hnnxcomj  proprietors  ^tna  Irou  Works, 
SE  cor  Pretiiont  and  Telia  ma 

Hansell  Peter,  f;rooer,  cor  Railroad  Avenue  and 

Eleventh  Avenue,  South  S.  ¥. 
Hausell  William  E.,  carpenter  with  J.  W.  Duncan, 

d\Yl71()Larkin 
Hansen  Abraham,  clerk,  dwi  431  Pine 
Hansen  Albert,  mariner,  dwl39  Pacific 
Hans-en  Andrew,  boxmaker,  dwl  2  Clairville  Place 
Hansen  Andrew,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Hansen  Asmns,  assayer  S.  F.  Assaying  and  Refin- 
ing Works,  dwl  S  8  Bryant,  nr  Uora 
Hansen  Asmus,  (Hansen   '<&  HiisingJ  dwl  39  Jack 
Hansen  August,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  P.  Cole  & 

Co.,  dwl  517  Post,  rear 
Hansen  Charles,  bookkeeper  with  Hellmann  Bros. 

6.  Co.,  dwl  334  Braniian 

Hansen  Charles  E.,  (Gluck  &  H.)  dwl  204  Hyde 
Hansen  Christian,  cook,  627  Commercial 
Hansen  Emanuel,  bookkeeper,  dwl  334  Brnnnan 
Hansen    F.    Rev.     jjastor    Evangelical    Lutheran 

Churches,  dwl  623  Greenwich 
Hansen  P^rederick,  cigars  and  tobacco,  SW  cor  East 

and  Jackson 
Hansen  George,  clerk  with  George  B.  Knowles.dwl 

234  Seventh 
Hansen  George,  (Hansen  S^  Knhlj  dwl  6  Berry 
Hansen   Henning,  captain  schooner  F'remont,  dwl 

2-37  Minna 
Hansen  Henry,  deckhand  stm  El  Capitan,  Oakland 

Feri-y,  dwl  Union  Restaurant,  Dupont 
Hansen  Henry,  mate  stm  El  Capitan,  Oakland  Fer- 
ry, dwl  SW  cor  Washington  and  Drumm 
Hansen    Hermann,    laborer  Keystone   House,  127 

Jackson 
Hansen  Jacob,  seaman,  dwl  Sansom  nr  Alta 
Hansen  Jens,  mariner,  dwl  156  Steuart 
Hansen  Jens  Jacob,  carpenter,  dwl  1025 Mont 
Hansen  John,  laborer,  dv^i  22  Washington 
Hansen   Kate,    (Misses   S.  &  K.  Hansen)  dwl  4 

Virginia  Block 
Hansen  Lorenz,  groceries  and  liquors.  East  bet  Clay 

and  Commercial 
Hansen    Louis,    boatman,  dwl  SW  cor  Sixth  and 

Howard 
Hansen  Louis,  harnessmaker,  209  Sansom,  dwl  609 

Union 
Hansen  IMagnus,  laborer,  dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Hansen  Peter,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  W  s  Main  bet 

Market  and  Mission 
Hansen  Peter  A.,  cook  with  Nicholas  P.  Beck,  156 

Steuart 
Hansen  S.  &  K.  Missesi,  millinery,  4  Virginia  Block 
Hansen   Susan,    (Misses  S.  &  K.  Hansen)  dwl  4 

Virginia  Block 
Hansen    Thomas,    fisherman,   dwl  New    Atlantic 

Hotel 
HANSEN  &  HUSING,  (Asmus  Hansen  and  Mar- 
tin Husing)  proprietors  North  German  Hotel, 
39  and  41  Jackson 
Hansen  &  Kuiil,    (George   Hansen  and  Gustave 

Kuhl)  Pearl  Saloon,  108  Sutter 
Hansfeldt  Charles,  tanner,  dwl  SE  cor  Folsom  and 

Eighteenth 
Hansing    Otto,    cigars  and  tobacco,   dwl   16  Oak 

Grove  Avenue 
Hansom  James,  sea  captain,  dwl  425  Green 
Hanson  A.  G.,  confectionery,  826  Washington 
HANSON,    ACKERSON  &  CO.,  (Charles  Han- 
son, John   W.  Ackerson  arid  William  P.  Wal- 
lace) lumber,  pier  9  Stuart 
Hanson  Albert,  carpenter,  dwl  523  Howard 
Hanson  Allen,  painter,  dwl  211  Tehama 
Hanson  Andrew,  cook,  218  Pacific 
Hanson  Andrew,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Hanson  Andrew,  porter  with  Michael  J.  Hydeliff, 
dwl  Capp  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 


Hanson  C.  H.,  second  officer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Hanson  Charles,  carpenter,   dwl   W  s   Dolores  nr 

Seventeenth 
Hanson  Charles,  liquors,  cor  Davis  and  Vallejo,  dwl 

NW  cor  WashniLTton  and  Sansom 
Hanson  Charles,  (Hnnson,   Ackerson  <&    Co.)   res 

Redwood  City,  San  Mateo  county 
Hanson  Charles,    (O/to   Brandt  &   Go.)  dwl  532 

Periy 
HANSON  CHARLES  H.,  U.  S.  boarding  officer, 
SW  cor  Davis  and  Vallejo,  dwl  Government 
Hoi>se 
Hanson  Charles  M.,  shipearpenter,  dwl  235  Perry 
Hanson  Daniel,  porter,  217  JBattery,  dwl  621  Cal 
Hanson  D.  B.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Hanson  Edward,  longshoreman,  dwl  263  Clementina 
Hauson  Emile,  driver,  dwl  116  Moiton 
Hanson  Feargus,  butcher,  11  and  12  California  Mar- 
ket, dwl  1825  Stockton 
Hanson  Frederick,  cook  Universal  Coffee  Saloon, 

Flint  Alley  nr  Battery 
Hanson  George,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  658  Bryant 
Hanson  H.  A.,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  142  Perry 
Hanson  Hans,  clerk  with  James  Curtis  &  Co.,  dwl 

320  Sansom 
Hanson  Henry,  (  Utschig  t^-  H.)  dwl  116  Morton 
Hanson  H.  I.,  boxmaker   with  Hobbs,   Gilmore  & 

Co.,  dwl  2  Graham  Place 
Hanson  H.  P.,  shipearpenter,  dwl  E  s  Tennessee  nr 

Mariposa 
Hanson  Isaac  M.,  blacksmith,  dwl  438  Natoma 
Hanson  Jacob,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Gussie  Telfair 
Hanson  James,  varnisher  with  Goodwin  &  Co.,  dwl 

658  Pine 
Hanson  James  C,  cook  steamer  Moulton,  dwl  SW 

cor  Broadway  and  Davis 
Hanson  J.  G.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Hanson  John,  boatman,  dwl  116  Welsh 
Hanson  John,  bootmaker  with  A.  C.  Royer,  dwl  10 

Natoma 
Hanson  John,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Drumm  and 

Jackson,  dwl  1020  Montgomery 
Hanson  John,  stevedore,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Hanson  John,  wood  and  coal,  125  Ninth,  dwl  113 

Ninth 
Hanson  John  C,   block  and  pumpmaker,  9  Spear, 

dwl  15  Verona 
Hanson  John  P.,  (John  P.  Hanson  &   Co.)  dwl 

15(12  Stockton 
Hanson  John  P.  &  Co.,  cabinetmakers, 1502  Stockton 
Hanson   Joseph,    willow  worker    with    Thomas  J. 

Hall,  dwl  178  Stevenson 
Hanson  Joseph  C,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Hanson  Lemuel,  engineer,  dwl  44  Jessie 
Hanson  Louis  H.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  118  Second 
Hanson   Jlarquard,   scrollsawyer  California  Mills, 

dwl  22  Minna 
Hanson  Olof,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works 
Hanson  Peter,  drayman,  dwl  SE  cor  Filbert  and 

Hyde 
Hanson  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  103  Sacramento 
Hanson  Peter,  seaman,  bds  SW  cor  Mkt  and  Steuart 
Hanson  Peter,  ( Lankennn  &  H.)  dwl  cor  Railroad 

Av  and  Eleventh  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Hanson  Peter  M.,  expresswagou,  NE  cor  Davis  and 
Mkt, dwl  E  sCanp  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Hanson  Richard   C.,    block  and  pumpmaker  with 

John  C.  Hanson,  res  Oakland 
Hanson  S.,  longshoreman,  dwl  39  Stanford,  rear 
Hanson  Stephen  B.,  (Hanson  Sf   Moore)  dwl  W  s 

Juniper  nr  Harrison 
Hanson  Thomas,  barkeeper  with  Charles  Hanson, 

dwl  38  Langton 
Hanson  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  209  Steuart 
Hanson  Thomas,  lumberman,  dwl  pier  15  Steuart 
Hanson  Thomas,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Orizaba 
Hanson  William,  conductor  City  Railroad 


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Hanson  William,  master  mariner,  office  34  Market 
Hauson  &  Moore,  (Stephen  B.  Hanson  and   David 

Moore)  draymen,  office  SI']  cor  Cai  and  Battery 
Hanssler  L.,   caipenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Hantoii  George,  sliipcarpenter,  dwl  9  Minna 
Hautzeu  Michael,  laborer,  NW  cor  Spring  and  Sum- 
mer 
Hantzsch  C\vdv\es,  (Hantzsch  &  GeitncrJ  dwloGOj 

Howard 
Hautzscli   &  Geitner,  (Charles   Hautzsch  <fc  Leon- 

kardt  Geitner  J  blacksmiths,  NW  cor  Front  and 

Miirket 
Hanwitzeu  Antou,  mariner,  dwl  134  Stenart 
Happersberger  Frank,    (VVerner   &    H.J    dwl    20 

JBelden 
Haraher  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Ns  Geary  bet  Jones 

and  Leavenworth 
Haraszthy   Arpad,    (I.  Landsherger  &  Co. J  dwl 

Orleans  Hotel 
Harbaiigh  Felix,  Holder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

53  Natoma 
Harbech  Adolpli,  barkeeper,  545  California 
Harbeck  Henry,  cook,  bds  X'Si  Jackson 
HARBOR    COMMISSIONERS    STATE    (Board 

of)  office  414  Montgomery 
HARBOR  MASTER,    Martin  Bulger,   office  NE 

cor  East  and  Clay 
HARBOR  POLICE,  office  E  s  Davis  nr  Pacific 
Harbough  F.,  molder,  dwl  53  Natoma 
Harbonrne  Henry,  bootmaker,  Gi'J  Howard 
Harbourne    John    W.,  clerk,    214   Bush,  dwl  609 

Howard 
Harby  Rosa  L.,  (widow)  dwl  601  Turk 
Haiden  P.,  inspector,  dwl  515  Bush 
Hardenberg  Charles  P.,  clerk,  25  Ellis 
Hardenbeigh  James  R.,    U.  S.  Surveyor  General, 

office  3'Oli  Pine,  dwl  Grand  Hotel  ' 
Hardenbergh  Richard,  dwl  Russ  House 
Hardenbergh  S.  B.  clerk  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Hardenburgli  Isaac,  woodturner  with  William  Har- 

denburgh,  dwl  524  Geary 
Hardenburgh  Jasper,  dwl  32  Fourth 
Hardenburgli  William,  woodturner  and  scrollsaw- 

yer,  24  California,  res  Alameda 
Harder  Albert,  upholsteier,  dwl  228  Bush 
Harder  T.,  captain  schooner  George  Lewis,  dwl  7 

Washington 
Harders  Frederick  T,  laborer,  dwl  36  Clara 
Haraers  John  F.,  drayman  with  I'eter  Sesser,  dwl 

36  Cl.ira 
Hardestey  Henry,  baker,  dwl  504  Val!ejo 
Hardie  Glaus,    laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refinery 
Hardie  Claus,  packer  Genesee  Mills,  dwl  1428  Pac 
Hardie   Diedi-ich,/'//a/v//(;  <fi  Fredericks  J  dwl  W  s 

Twelfth  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Hardie  Robert,  foreman  with   Cliarles  Harley,  47 

Be-ile,  dwl  Bryant  bet  Eighth  and  Nnith 
HARDIE    &  FREDERICKS,  (Diedrich  Hardie 

and  Joseph  Fredericks)  importers  and  jobbers 

carpets,  oilcloth,    upholstery,  &c.,  NE  cor  San- 
son! and  Markec 
Hardie — See  Hardy. 

Hardiman  Anne  E.,  (widow)  dwl  319  Ritch 
Harilunan  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  505  Fourth 
Hardiman  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  505  Fourth 
Hardiman  Patrick,  morocco  dresser,  dwl  Fifteenth 

nr  Howard 
Harding  E.  B.,  bootmaker  with  I.  M.  Weutworth 

&  Co.,  dwl  1511  Pine 
Harding  Frank,  expresswagon,  cor  Wash  and  Mont 

dwl  1508  Mason 
Harding  Gustav,  porter  with  Hemenway  &  Merrill, 

dwl  228  Bush 
HARDING  JAxMES  W.,    attorney  at  law,  office 

716  Montgomery 
Harding  John,  (Harding  Sf  Brann)  dwl  706  Cali- 
fornia 
Harding  John  H.,  ship  calker  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  dwl 

43  Stanley  Place 


HARDING  SAMUEL  C,  collector,  office  736 Mont 

cor  Jackson,  dwl  1415  Taylor 
Harding  William,  laborer  P.   iM.   S.   S.    Great  Re- 
public 
Harding  &  Brann,  ^Jb^«  S'i7/-(^2/tn'  and   Robert  C. 

Brann)  sail  loit,  215  Front 
Hardman  Deborah  W.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  West 

End  School 
Hardman  James  H.,  melter  S.  F.  Assaying  and  Re- 
fining Works,  dwl  II  Downey 
Hai'dmeyer  S.  Lewis,  assistant  receiver  S.  V.  Water 

Co.,  dwl  -506  Greenwich 
Hardmeyer  William,  porter  with  O.  Chauvin,  dwl 

25  Geary 
Hardwick  Louis,  flour  packer  National  Mills,  dwl 

413  Clementina 

Hardy ,  laborer,  dwl  730  Harrison 

Hardv  Aretas,  carpenter,  dwl  321  Eddv 
HARDY  BENJAMIN  F.,  physician  and  surgeon, 

office  and  dwl  824  Mission 
Hardy  Edward,  porter,  dwl  439  Jessie 
Hardy  Jacob,  (McLean  Jj-  H.)  res  Oakland 
Hardy  James,  conductor  Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R.  R., 

dwl  34  Austin 
Hardy  James  H.,  (Quint  &  H.)  attorney  at  law, 

office  32  Mont  Block,  dwl  N  s  Seventeenth  bet 

Sanchez  and  Church 
Hardy  James  P.,   collector  Com   St.  Wharf,   dwl 

E  s  Leav  bet  Pacific  and  Jacki-on 
Hardy  John  F.,  laborer  with  Goodwin  &  Co.,    dwl 

cor  Green  and  Mason 
Hardy  John  J.,  clerk  with  Quint  &  Hardy,  dwl  N  s 

Seventeenth  bet  Sanchez  and  Church 
HARDY  LOWELL  J.  Jr.,  attorney  at  law,  office 

637  Kearny,   dwl  809  Stockton" 
Hardy  Thomas,  blacksmith  Portland  Boiler  Works, 

dwl  S  s  Bertha  nr  Beale 
Hardy  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  730  Harrison 
Hardy  Thomas,  miner,  dwl  S  s  California   bet  Scott 

and  Devisadero 
Hardy  \Villiam  J.,  clerk  with  Quint  &  Hardy,  dwl 

72  Natoma 
Hardy  William    John,     woolgrader     S.  F.  Wool 

Exchange,  dwl  539  Howard 
Hardy  William  Mrs.,  dwl  328  O'Farrell 
Hardy. — See  Hardie 
Hare  Alexander,  dwl  811  Hyde 
Hare  Andre\v  J.,  foreman  with  J.  W.  Hodgkin  &. 

Co.,  dwl  Tenth  Avenue  nr  Railroad  Avenue 
Hare  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  202  Francisco 
Hare  Charles,  anchors,  chains,  ship  stores,  etc.,  34 

Stenart,  dwl  505  Harrison 
Hare  Charles  J.,  bookkeeper  with  Charles  Hare, 

dwl  505  Harrison 
Hare  Edward,  butcher  with  Patrick  Creighton,  dwl 

240  Fourth 
Hare  Edward,  clerk  with  Michael  Price,  dwl  923 

Jones 
Hare  Elias,  varieties  and  trimmings,  cor  Eleventh 

Avenue  and  Railroad  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
Hare  John,  insurance  agent,  dwl  1301  Larkin 
Hare  John  H.,  salesman  with  Sanderson  &  Horn, 

dwl  1301  Larkin 
Hare  John  C,  teamster  with  J.  W.  Hodgkiu&.  Co., 

dwl  Tenth  Avenue  nr  Railroad  Avenue 
Hare  Patrick,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Hare  Patrick  M.,  hardware,  dwl  lioii  Mission 
Hareuberg  Conrad,  hairdresser,  dwl  182l'  Powell 
Harford  Edmund,  shipcarpenter,  <iwl  '^70  First 
Harford  Hiram  A.,  special  policeman,   dwl  W   s 

Dora  nr  Brj'ant 
Harford  John,  cartmau,  dwl  N  s  Union  nr  S.Tnsora 
Harford  W.  G.  W.,  conchologist,  dwl  SE  cor  Broad- 
way and  Jones 
Hargadon  Patrick,  plasterer,  dwll27  Morton 
Hargadon  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  127  Morton 
Hargitt  George,  master  mariner,  dwl  SE  cor  Bush 

and  Dupont 
Hargitt  Godfrey,  builder,  dwl  118  O'Farrell 


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Hartfrave  Heiiry,  machinist  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl 

N  8  Shipley  bet  Seventh  and  Eightli 
Har^ro  James,  (colored)  coachman,  dwl  '^2  Mary 
Havity  James  E.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Worlts 
Harkans  Michael,  collector,  office  SE  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Jackson,  dwl  308  Jessie 
Harker  Aea,  f Irvine,  H.  &  Co.)  dwl  1514  Cal 
Harkin  Bernard,  dwl  b'i'.i  Howard 
Harkin  Dennis,  longshoreman,  dwl  32^  Vallejo,  rear 
Harkin  Owen,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory,  dwl 

cor  Michigan  and  Sierra 
Harkin  Patrick,   laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

3t)7  Clementina 
Harkin  Thomas,  carpenter,   dwl    I.SQS  Mission 
Harkiiis  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  3U8  Folsoin,  rear 
Harkins  James,  weaver  with  Alexander  Mackav, 

840  Market 
Harkins  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Potrero 

Avenue  and  Sixteenth 
Harkins  Patrick,  tanner  with  Cornelius  O'Donnell, 

dwl  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Brannan 
Harkins  Kobert,  brasslinisher  with  Weed  &  King- 
well,  dwl  311  Clementina 
Harkins  Thomas,  laborer  P.M.S.S.  China 
Harkness  Edward,  coachman  with   Henry  F.  Wil- 
liams, dwl  Seventeenth  nr  K,  South  S.  F. 
Harkness  Frederick,  clerk  with  E.  V.  Joice,  dwl 

315  Second 
Harkness  John  J.,  dwl  I  Park  Place 
Harkness  Lawrence,  secretary  Imperishable  Block 

Pavement  Co.,  dwl  315  Second 
Harlan   Charles,  examiner  weighers'  returns,  dwl 

803  Bush 
Harlan  J.,  physician,  dwl  1001  Market 
Harlan  Lewis,  laborer  U.  S.  Appraiser's  store,  dwl 

803  Bush 
Harley    Charles,   manufacturer  wadding,  batting, 
etc.,  47  and  49  Beale,  (and  Charles  Harley  '& 
Co.)  dwl  11  Langton 
Harley  Charles  &  Co.,  'George  Horley J  jank  deal- 
ers, 116  and  1 18  Davis 
Harley  George,  (Charles  Harley  &  Co.)  res  New 

York 
Harley  Janet,  (widow)  dwl  7  Langton 
Harley  John,  butcher,  dwl  W  s  Ninth  nr  Harrison 
Harlo'ck  Henry  E  ,  machinist  Singer  Manufacturing 
Co.,   dwl   W  8   Bryant  bet  Twenty-third  and 
Twenty-fourth 
Harlock  R.  E.  Mrs.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  W  s 

Bryant  nr  Twenty-third 
Harloe  Archie,  captain  steamer  Kalorama,  Wash- 

ingtun  St  Wharf,  dwl  17  Park  Avenue 
Harloe  Mark,  captain  S.S.  Gussie  Telfair,  office  217 

Sanaom 
HARLOW  FAYETTE  S.,  proprietor  Police   Ga- 
zette, office  NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Jackson 
Harlow  James,   carpenter  and   builder,   dwl    737 

Howard 
Harm  Charles,  porter   with  Emil  Frese,  dwl  234 

Stevenson 
Harman  Joseph,  clerk  U.  S.  Ili-adquarters  Division 

Pacific,  703  Market,  dwl  365  Minna 
Harman  Philip,  carpenter,  dwl  b\  Willow 
Harman  William,  carpenter,  dwl  5^  Willow 
Harmar  William  T.,  calcium  lights,  595  Sixth 
Harmer  George,  molder  Union  Iron   Works,  dwl 

321  Third 
Harmes  Josie  Mrs.,  actress  California  Theater,  dwl 

3  Chatham  Place 
Harmes  Louise  Mrs.,   actress  California  Theater, 

dwl  3  Chatham  Place 
HARMON    A.    K.    P.,  president   Ophir,    Chollar 
Potosi,  and  Imperial  M.  Cos.,  office  419  Califor- 
nia, dwl  423  Harrison 
Harmon  C.  Miss,  matron  Ladies'  Protection  and  Re- 
lief Society,  Franklin  bet  Post  and  Geary 
Harmon  George  W.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  25 

Stone 
Harmon  Henry,  (Wright  t^  Co.)  533  California 


Harmon  Ira,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  China 
Harmon  James  A.,  dwl  617  Larkin 
Harmon  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  447  Jessie 
Harmon  John  B. ,  attorney  at  law,  office  NW  cor 

Montgomery  and  Commercial,  res  Oakland 
Harmon  L.  S.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Harmon  Mary,  liquor  saloon,  E  s  Drumm  bet  Jack- 
son and  Oregon 
Harmon  Samuel  H.,  (Heywood  &  H.)  dwl  3  Essex 

Place 
Harmon    William  C,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  309  Third 
Harms  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Folsom  and 

Twenty-sixth 
Harms  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Harms  Henry,  shoemaker  with   Koeuig  Brothers, 

dwl  338  Bush 
Harms  Hermann,  (Schluter  &  Co. J  dwl  37  Welsh 
Harms  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Union 

and  Kearny 
Harms  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Harmstead  Joseph  B.,  coiner  U.  S.  Branch  Mint, 

office  608  Commercial,  dwl  2225  Howard 
Harnan  Michael,  laborer  with  Card  &  Woods,  dwl 

1044  Union 
Harnden  Frederick  A.,  clerk  delivery  department 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  res  Alameda 
Harnden  William  H.,  note  teller   with   Sather  & 

Co.,  res  Alameda 
Harned  Alexander,  clerk,  224  Montgomery,  dwl  517 

Folsom 
Harnet  Edward,  lithographic  printer  with  A.  L. 

Bancroft  &.  Co.,  dwl  Ohio  nr  Broadway 
Harnet  John,  restaurant,  dwl  Ohio  bet  Pacific  and 

Broadway 
Harnet  Patrick,  laborer  with  M.  H.  Turrill,  dwl 

2810  Lincoln 
Harney  Daniel,  contractor,  dwl  1010  Larkin 
Harney  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  26  Ritch 
Harney  Michael,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mills 
Harney  Patrick,  salesman  with  Dake,  McKown  & 

Co.,  dwl  78  Natoma 
Harney  Thomas,  fruitdealer,  dwl  Sixteenth  Avenue 

bet  Q  and  R,  South  S.  F. 
Harney  Thomas,  shoemaker  with  Donovan  Bros., 

dwl  27  Minna 
Harney  William,  court-room  clerk  Municipal  Court, 

office  729  Montgomery,  dwl  1512  Sacramento 
Harney  William,  fruitpeddler,  dwl  E  s  Fair  Oaks 

bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Harnock  Henry,  painter,  dwlSs  Courtland  Avenue, 

Bernal  Hights 
Harnow  Ernst,  dwl  N  s  Willow  bet  Valencia  and 

Mission 
Harold  Philip,    blacksmith,  San  Bruno  Road  nr 

Woolsey 
HARPENDING  ASBURY,  real  estate,  office  SW 

cor  California  and  San,  dwl  324  Fremont 
Harpending  Benjamin  W.,  trader,  dwl  555  Mission 
Harpending's  Block,  Ss  Marketbet  First  and  Second 
Harper  Alexander,  clerk,  dwl  325^  Bush 
Harper  Alfred,  carpenter,  dwl  609  Third 
Harper  C.  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Shotwell  St. 
Primary  School,  dwl  cor  Fair  Oaks  and  Twen- 
ty-sixth 
Harper  Charles,  expressman,  dwl  320  Sansom 
Harper   Edward    B.,    (colored)    porter,    dwl    505 

Broadway 
Harper  Edwin,  (Harper  dbRaftery)  dwl  City  Hotel 
Harper  George,  longshoreman,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Harper  Gustavus  D.,  molder  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl 

NE  cor  Union  and  Laguna 
Harper  James,  conductor  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Harper  James,  mining  stocks,  dwl  1107  Howard 
Harper    John,    drayman,   Vallejo   nr  Davis,  dwl 

Moulton  Place  nr  Montgomery 
Harper  John,  engineer,  dwf  609  Third 
Harper  John,   nurseryman  with  Collie  &  Stewart, 
dwl  N  B  Geary  bet  Broderick  and  Devisadero 


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Harper  Richard  L.,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  934  Folsotn 
Harper  William,  shoemaker,   dwl  Fifteenth  Av  ur 

Q.  South  Sau  Francisco 
Harper   William,   compositor  Morning  Call,   dwl 

•22-2^  Jackson 
Harper  William  H.,  (colored)  hairdresser  with  N. 

C.  Sugand,  dwl  505  Broadway 
Harper  William  M.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  503  Broad- 
way, dwl  NW  cor  Mawon  and  Green 
HARPER    &  RAFTERY,  {Edwin    Harper    and 
Michael  Rajteryj  proprietors  City  Hotel,  E  s 
First  bet  Market  and  Mission 
Harran  Owen,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

82'J  Folbom 
Harrell  John  H.,  teamster,  dwl  10  Haggin 
Harries  Julian  B.,  searcher  records,  othce  507  Mont, 
dwl  W  B  Bryant  bet  Twenty  third  and  Twenty- 
fourth 
Harriet  John,  hatter,  dwl  2-16  Beale 
Harrigau  Andrew,  laborer,  dwl  1509  Powell 
Harrigan   Cornelius,   bootmaker,  dwl  S  8   Myrtle 

Avenue  nr   Gough 
Harrigau  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Leaven- 
worth and  Bernard 
Harrigan   Daniel,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B. 
and  S.  Co.,  dwl  Grove  bet  Fianklin  and  Gough 
Harrigan  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  728  Clementina,  rear 
Harrigan  James,  laborer,  dwl  29  First 
Harrigan  Joanna  Mrs.,  dwl  9  Folsom  Avenue 
Harrigan  John,   blacksmith,  dwl  E  8  Twelfth  bet 

Howard  and  Folsom 
Harrigan  John,   plumber  with  Thomas  Day,  dwl 

708  Vallejo 
Harrigan  John,   shoemaker  with   Metropolitan  B. 

and  S.  Co.,  dwl  154  Tehama 
Harrigan  John,  stevedore,  dwl  32  Welsh 
Harrigau  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Shipley  nr  Tenth 
Harrigan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  611  Natoma 
Harrigan  Timothy,  porter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co'a 

S.  S.  Pelican,  dwl  223  Folsom 
Harriges  George,  mariner,  dwl  810  Ellis 
Harriman  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  dwl  203  Taylor 
Harrington   Benjamin,  laborer,  dwl  NW  cor  Clay 

and  Davis 
Harrington   Benjamin  G.,  musician,  dwl  NW  cor 

Clay  and  Davis 
Harrington  Cornelius,  laborer,   dwl  W  s  Ninth  nr 

Market 
Harrington   Cornelius,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar 

Refinery,  dwl  cor  Main  and  Howard 
Harrington"  Cornelius,   rigger,   dwl  E  s  Main  bet 

Mission  and  Howard 
Harrington  Daniel,  boarding.  911  Market 
Harrington  Daniel,    laborer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Harrington   Dennis,   laborer,   dwl   E  s  Larkiu  bet 

Vallejo  and  Broadway 
Harrington   Eugene,  shoemaker   U.   W.  B  and  S. 

Factory,  dwl  14  Cleaveland 
Harrington   F.  B.,  (Patent  Asphaltum  Paving  Co.) 

dwl  136  Sutter 
Harrington  Frank,  jeweler,  dwl  349  Tehama 
Harrington  Isaac,  special  policeman,  dwl  11  Moss 
Harrington  James,  dwl  What  Cbeer  House 
Harrington   James,  watchman   Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  186  Jessie 
Harrington  Jeremiah,  stonecutter,  dwl  E  8  Leaven- 
worth bet  McAllister  and  Tyler 
Harrington  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  333  Bush 
Harrington  John,  contractor,  dwl  cor  Franklin  and 

Market 
Harrington  John,  laborer,  dwl  214  Broadway 
Hariington  John,  mariner,  dwl  N  s  Post  bet  Bach- 

anau  and  Laguna 
Harrington  John,real  estate,dwl  W  s  Julia  nr  Minna 
Harrington  John,  teamster,  dwl  449  Stevenson 
Harrington  John  B.,  carriage  painter  with  Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  310  Fifth 
Harrington  John  C.,   [Harrington  &  Loftus)  dwl 
17  Third 


Harrington  Joseph  A.,  portrait  painter,  studio  and 

dwl  432  Montgomery 
Harrington  M.  E.  Miss,   assistant  teacher   Lincoln 

Grammar  School,  dwl  5  Stockton 
Harrington  Marlyn  B.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  45 

Everett 
Harrington  Mary  Miss,  dwl  529  Mission 
Harrington  M:iry  E.,  glovemaker,  dwl  742   Folsom 
Harrington  Michael,  backman   Plaza, dwl  256  Te- 
hama 
Harrington  Michael,  teamster  with  George  Dough- 
erty, dwl  12  Natoma 
Harrington   Owen,   laborer  S.  F.  &  P.   Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  517  Eighth 
Harrington  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  310  Fifth 
Hari'ington  Patrick,  trunkmaker  with  H.  Bebrendt 
&  Co.,  dwl  W  s  Hampshire  bet  Twenty-second 
and  Twenty-third 
Harrington  T.  B.,  framenmker  with  Kearn  Kenny, 

dwl  451]verett 
Harrington  Timothy,  carpenter,  dwl  208  Clara 
Harrington  Timothy,  driver  Omnibus  Railioad 
Harrington  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  16  Freelon 
Hariington  Timothy,  miner,  dwl  208  Clara 
Harrington   Weber"  B.,   stonecutter,   dwl  SW   cor 

Grove  and  Franklin 
Harrington  William,  foreman  Hose   Co.  No.  2,  S. 

F.  F.  D.,  dwl  306  Folsom 
HARRINGTON  &  LOFTUS,  (John  C.  Harring- 
ton and  George  W.  LoftusJ  wines  and  liquors, 
744  Market 

Harris ,  porter,  dwl  5  Trinity 

Harris  A.,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Clay 

Harris  Abraham,  shoemaker,  35  Pacific 

Harris  Abraham,  shoemaker,  dwl  1523  Mason 

Harris  Abraham,  tailor,  dwl  504  Mission 

Harris  Abraham,  (colored)  wbitener,   704   Mission, 

dwl  cor  Broadway  and  Mason 
Harris  A.  H.,  merchant,  bds  Occidental  Hotel 
Harris  Albert  H.,  fMorison,  H.  &   Co.)  dwl  Occi- 
dental Hotel 
Harris  Algernon  S.,  real  estate,office  22  Court  Block, 

636  CLty,  dwl  850  iMontgomery 
Harris  Allan  McL.,  (Hams  &  Co.J  dwl  N  s  Wash- 
ington nr  Stockton 
Harris  Amelia  Mrs.,  millinery.  248  Third 
Harris  Anson,  carpenter  with  Henry   O.  Pratt,  dwl 

W  8  Webster  bet  Haight  and  Waller 
Harris  A.  Sydney,  carpenter,  dwl  815  Montgomery 
Harris  Augusta  Mrs.,  seamstress,  dwl  530^  Third 
Harris  Avery  T.,  merchandise  broker,  208  Sacra- 
mento, dwl  17  Guy  Place 
Harris    Benjamin,    livery    stable    keeper,  dwl  10 

O'Farrell 
Harris  Benjamin,  mariner,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Harris  Benjamin  E.,  ex-assessur,  dwl  212  Sutter 
Harris  Bernard,  furniture.  253  Third 
Harris  Bernard,  tailor,  7.59>i  Mission 
Harris  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Commercial  bet 

Drumm  and  East 
Harris  Charles,  baker  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great  Republic 
Harris  Charles,  manufacturer  cigars  and  tobacco,  137 

Third,  dwl  225  Third 
Harris  Charles,  tailor,  530j  Pacific 
Harris  Daniel,  wholesale  butcher  New  World  Mar- 
ket, and  retail  3  and  4  California  Market,  dwl 
1813  Howard 
Harris  David,  housemover,  916  Geary 
Harris  David,  waiter,  332  Montgomery 
Harris  David  G.,  tailor,  dwl  64  Shipley 
Harris  Edward,  clerk,  dwl  1328  Stockton 
Harris  Edwin,  clerk  with  Pope  «fc  Talbot,  dwl  53 

Clementina 
Harris  Edwin,  fPool  &  H.)  res  Oakland 
Harris  Edwin  R.,  dwl  329  Pine 
Harris  Euon,  propertyman  Ned  Buckley's  Varieties, 

SW  cor  Sacramento  and  Kearny 
Harris  Frank,  hairdresser  with  Aaron  Creamer,  319 
Sansom 


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Harris  George,  bookkeeper  with   W.  S.  Chflnman, 

flwl  N  8  SacrHiiiento  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Harris  George  A.,  bookkeeper  A.  K.  C.  Ice  Co.,  dwl 

8ii0  Washington 
Harri.s  George  B.,  machinist  Fulton   Foundry,  dwl 

•W  Natoinu 
Harris  George  F.,  dwl  18  Harriet 
Harris   George  J.,   hairdresser,    W  8  Drumm   bet 

Jackson  and  Oregon 
Harris  George  W..  siilesmau  with  Richards  &  Har- 
rison, dwl  1503  Larkin 
Harris  G.  S.,  dwl  630  Sacramento 
Harris  Henry,  lal)orer,  dwl  San  Francisco  Hotel 
Harris  Henry,  plumber,  dwl  GI7  Mission,  rear 
H;irry  Henry,  tailor,  dwl  607  Davis 
Harris  Heniy.  trunknmker  with  E.  Galnen  &  Co., 

dwl  1117  Geary 
Harris  Henry   K.,  clerk  with  Sell  &  Co.,  dwl  S  s 

Brannan  bet  Second  and  Tiiird 
Harris   Herman,  cigarmaker   with   Charles  Harris, 

dwl  :{-25  Tehama 
Harris  Herman,  seaman,  dwl  17  Howard  Court 
Harris  Hermann,  groceries,  W  s  Main  bet  Mission 

and  Market 
Harris  Isaac,  bootmaker,  208  Pacific,  dwl  Atlantic 

House 
Harris  Isaac,  clothing  613  Davis,  dwl  33.5  Bdwy 
Harris  Isaac,  tailor  with  H.  Pyser,  dwl  530  Bush 
Harris    Isaiah,    (colored)     shipcaulker,    dwl    1303 

Kearny 
Harris  Isr.i'el,  hats  and  caps,  122  Kearny 
Harris  Jacob,  (Harris  &  Bro.)  dwl  617  Mission 
Harris  .Jacob,  dressmaker  with  M.  Berkowitz,  dwl 

1102  Stockton 
Harris  Jacob,  drygoods,  .")  "Virginia  Block 
Harris  Jacob,  piledriver,  dwl  209  Harrison 
Harris  James,  (Harris  t&  Dennis  J  (colored)   dwl  7 

Broadway 
Harris  James,  knitter  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills 
Harris  James,   fKnoiolton  &■  H.)  dwl   3  Clarice 

Place 
Harris  James   H.,  mason  and  builder,  office  326 

Montgomery,  dwl  84  Everett 
Harris  James  H.,  porter  Lick  House 
Harris  John,  barkeeper  with  George  Goldsmith,  625 

Davis 
Harris  John,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Harris  John,  (colored)  porter,  dwl  1106  Clay 
Harris  John,  teamster,  dwl  Green's  Court  ur  How 
Harris  John  F.,  SHlesmau  with  Carmen  Island  Salt 

Co.,  dwl  171  Clara 
Harris  .Joseph,  merchant,  dwl  542  Green 
Harris  Joseph,  Uiilor,  dwl  530  Tehama 
Harris  Joseph,  (Harris  &  Bro. J  dwl  433  Tehama 
Harris  Lena  Mrs.,  dwl  248  Clementina 
Harris  Lippraan,  glazier,  dwl  433 Tehama 
Harris   Mark,     salesman,    537     Kearny,  dwl    919 

Washington 
Harris  Marks,  clothing,  327  Pacific 
Harris  Mary  Mrs.,  dwl  814  Pacific 
Harris  Matthew,  laborer,  dwl  748^  Market 
Harris  Matthew,   teamster,   411  Mission,    dwl  504 

Seventh 
Harris  Michael,  tailor,  905  Battery 
Harris  Mitchel  G.,  tailor,  dwl  64  Shipley 
Harris  Moses,  glazier,  dwl  40  Jessie 
Harris  Peter,  miner,  dwl  Coso  House 
Harris  Pincue,  porter,  21  Battery,  dwl  1411  Sac 
Harris  Richard,  carpenter,  dwl  606  Third 
Harris  Richard  T.,   clerk  with  James  Laidlev,  dwl 

Filbert  nr  Gongh 
Harris  Robert,  brassfounder  with  Greenberg  &  Co. 

dwl  Ridley  nr  Valencia 
Harris  Robert  L.,  civil  engineer,  office  72  Mont- 
gomery Block 
Harris  Samuel,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Harris  Samuel,  clerk  with  Solomon  Harris,  dwl  404 
Post 


Harris  Samuel,  clothing,  212  Steuart 
Harris  Samuel  L.,  dwl  210  Powell 
Harris  Sarah  E.,  (widow)  dwl  18  Harriet 
Harris  Simon,  dwl  114  Virginia 
Hairis  Simon,  merchant,  dwl  321  Fifth 
Harris  Simon,  peddler,  dwl  56  Shiplev 
Harris  Solomon,  cigars  and  tobacco,"503  Washing- 
ton, dwl  404  Post 
Harris  Solomon,  shoemaker,  dwl  208  Pacific 
HARRIS  STEPHEN  R..  physician,  office  and  dwl 

12  Court  Block,  636  Clay" 
Harris  Thomas,  hostler,  bds  4.35  Pine 
Harris  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  Adams  House 
Harris  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  636  Geary 
Harris  Timothy,  brassfi  nisher  with  Greenberg  &  Co., 

dwl  W  8  Howard  bet  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
Harris  William,  clothing,  508  Davis 
Harris  William,  cutler,  locksmith  and  bellhanger 

208  Leidesdorff,  dwl  Selina  Place 
Harris  William,  gasfitter  with  McNaliy  &  Hawkins, 

dwl  413  Natoma 
Harris  William,  hostler  with  A.  J.  Francis,  dwl  12 

Everett 
Harris  William,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Harris  VV^illiam,  tailor  with  Jacob   Fogle,  dwl  235 

Kearny 
Harris  William,  waiter  with  John   Anderson,  dwl 

640  Mission 
Harris  &  Bro..  (Jacob  Harris   ^  Joseph  Harris) 

tailors,  617  Mission 
HARRIS    &    CO.,    (A.    M.    Harris)   proprietors 

Court  and  Law  Guide,  office  511  Sansom 
Harris  &  Dennis,  (colored)  (James  Harris  ^  Ben- 
jamin Dennis)  boarding,  and  liquor  saloon,   7 
Broadway 
Harris  &  Wright,  (George  H.    Wrigki  &  Rirhard 
Monck)  trunkmakers,  NE  cor  Mkt  and   Kearny 
Harrison  Anthony,  calker  and  shipcarpenter,   dwl 

Park  Lane 
Harrison    Charles,    banknote    engraver,    dwl    213 

Seventh 
Harrison  Charles  H.,  superintendent  Saucelito  Ferry 

Co.,  office  517  First,  res  Saucelito,  Marin  Co. 
Harrison  Charles  T.,  bookkeeper  Hibernia  Savings 

and  Loan  Bank,  dwl  213  Seventh 
Harrison  D.  &.  Co.,  (David  Harrison)  restaurant 

745  Market 
Harrison  David,  (D.  Harrison  &  Co.)  dwl  51  Na- 
toma 
Harrison  Francis,  compositor  with  Smyth  &  Shoaff, 

dwl  American  E.xchange 
Harrison  Francis,  laborer,  dwl  4  Zoe 
Harrison  Frank,  stevedore,  dwl  25  Minna 
Harrison  Frederick,  laborer  with  J.   B.  Kemp,  dwl 

cor  Kentucky  and  South 
Harrison  George,  seaman,  dwl  34  Ritch 
Harrison  Henry  D.,  (Falkner,  Bell  &  Co.)  resides 

London 
Harrison  Henry  E.  C,  carrier  Morning   Call,  dwl 

E  s  Columbia  nr  Twenty-fourth 
Harrison  James  E.,  shipsmith,  dwl  215  Fourth 
Harrison  James  S.,  merchant,  dwl  127  Turk 
Harrison  James  V.,  bookkeeper  with  J.  VV.  Tucker 

&  Co.,  dwl  NW  cor  Vallejo  and  Steiner 
HARRISON  JOHN,  Boomerang  English   Ale  and 
Porter  House,  NW  cor  Washington  and   Du- 
pont,  dwl  W  s  Telegraph  Place  nr  Greenwich 
Harrison  John,  clerk,  dwl  321  Geary 
Harrison  John  B.,  bookkeeper  Southern  Pac.  R.  R., 

dwl  S  8  Hayes  bet  Webster  and  Buchanan 
Harrison  John  M.,  clerk  with  Sroufe,   Sweeney  &. 

Co.,  dwl  321  Geary 
Harrison  John  W.,  (Pickett  &  H.)  dwl  127  Turk 
Harrison  Joseph,  iron  molder,  dwl  W  s  Telegraph 

Place  nr  Greenwich 
Harrison    Ralph    C,     (Jarboe,    H.    &    Robinson) 

attorney  at  law,  office  402  Mont,  dwl  919  Pine 
Harrison  Randolph,  clerk  U.  S.  A.  Quartermaster, 
dwl  1013  Mission 


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Harrison  Rebecca,  (widow)  dwl  Prospect  Avenue 

nr  Coso  Avenue 
Harrison  Robert,  ( Pixley  Sf  H.)  attorney  at  law, 

office  318  California,  resides  Oakland 
Harrison  Robert  J.,    (Richards  &  H.)  res  Oakland 
Hanison  Samuel   L.,  auctioneer,  otlice   304   Mont- 
gomery, dwl  210  Powell 
Harrison  Smith,  barkeeper  with  John  Harrison,  dwl 

W  s  Telegraph  Place  nr  Greenwich 
Harrison  Teresa,  (widow)  dwl  5  Clinton 
Harrison  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  29  Freelon 
Harrison  W.  H.,  captain  North    Pac.  Trans.   Co. 'a 

S.  S.  Pacific,  office  217  Sansoni 
Hari'ison  William,  stonecutter,  dwl   W  s  Telegraph 

Place  nr  Greenwich 
Harrison   William,  (colored)    barkeeper,   dwl    111 

Prospect  Place 
Harrison  William  B.,  tailor,  dwl  612  Pine 
Harrison  William  B.,  (colored)  porter,  G2  Halleck 
Harrison  William  P.,  wholesale   grocer,   421    Clay, 

dwl  803  Hyde 
Harrniaun  Charles,  tailor,  dwl  80  Jessie 
Harrold  James,  policeman,    dwl  N  s    Union  bet 

Sansom  and  Battery 
Harrold  James,   commiesion  merchant,  .525  Front, 

dwl  222  Chestnut 
HARROLD  JOHN,  (Lyon  &  Co.)  and  Supervisor 

Second  Ward,  dwl  N  s   Chestnut  bet   Powell 

and  Mason 
Harrold  John  W.,  (Behan  &  H.J  dwl  803  Howard 
Harrold  Richard,  brewer  with   Lyon   &   Co.,   dwl 

143  Jessie 
Harrou  John  J.,  extraman  H.  &  L.  Co.  No.  1,  S.  P. 

F.  D.,  dwl22  0Farrell 
Harron  W.  H.,  freight  clerk  C.  P.   E.  K.,  dwl  cor 

Fourth  and  Mission 
Harrop  John,  assistant  engineer  with  James  Laidley, 

dwl  12l5Folsom 
Harrop  Satiniel,  boilermaker,  dwl  1215  Folsom 
Harryman   Charles,    laborer,  dwl    cor    Union  and 

Broderick 
Harshall  Gerson,  clothing  and  merchant  tailor,  221 

Thiid,  dwl  166  Tehama 
Harshall  Gustav,  clothing,  144  Third 
Hart  A.   J.,   conmiercial  reporter  Alta  California, 

dwl  NW  cor  Folsom  and  Second 
Hart  Adelhert,  laborer  Pacilic  Barrel  and  Keg  Co., 

dwl  W  s  Kentucky  nr  Sierra 
Hart  Albeit,  librarian  San  Frnncisco  Law  Library, 

27  Mont  Block,  res  Brooklyn,  Alameda  Co. 
Hart  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  219  Sixth 
Hart  Anna  M.  Miss,  shoestitcher  with  Metropolitan 

B.  «fe  S.  Co.,  dwl  E  s  Eighth  nrBrannan 
Hart  Annie  Miss,  cloakniaker,  dwl  18  Howard  Court 
Hurt  Charles,  dwl  Church  nr  Twenty-tirst 
Hart  Conrad,  laborer,  dwl  18  Freelon 
Hart  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  Fillmore  nr  Lombard 
Hart  Daniel,  shoemaker  with  Donovan  Brothers, 

dwl  55  Shipley,  rear 
Hart  Duniel  W.,  slioeuiaker,  E  s  Eighth  nr  Brannan 
Hart  Francis  M.  Miss,  dwl  108  Virginia 
Hart  Francis,  plasterer,  dwl  E  s  Twelfth  bet  How- 
ard and  Folsom 
Hart  Frank,  woodcarver  with  Bryant  &   Strahan, 

dwl  1008  Market 
Hart  Frederick  W.,  second  officer  P.  M.  S.S.  Sacra- 
mento, dwl  530  Folsom 
Hart  G.  A.,  clerk,  dwl  734  Union 
Hart  George,  conductor  Front  Street  M.   &.  O.    R. 

R.,  dwl  SE  cor  Bush  and  Polk 
Hart  George,  salesman  with  Lazard  Freres,   dwl 

Lick   House 
Hart  Henry,  driver  Omnibus  R.  R. 
Hart  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,   N  s  Pacific  bet 

Polk  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Hart  Henry,  printer,  dwl  NE  cor  Mont  and  Vallejo 
Hart  Hugh,  cartman,  dwl  423  O'Farrell 
Hart  Hugh  R.,  solicitor  with  Madison  &  Burke,  dwl 

423  O'Farrell 


Hart  Isabella,  (widow)  dwl  151  Tehama 

Hart  J.  Si.  J.,  boots  and  shoes,  1412  Stockton 

Hart  James,  jjriiiter  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  dwl 
NE  cor  Mont  and  Vallejo 

Hart  James,  fSii/livan  &  H.J  64  First 

HART  J.  B.,  attorney  at  law,  office  601  Cal,  dwl 
331  Geary 

Hart  Jerome  A.,  printer  with  Bacon  &  Company, 
dwl  735  Harrison 

Hart  Joel  L.,  fJ.  Jj-  ./.  HartJ  dwl  1412  Stockton 

Hart  Joel  M.  (J.  &  J.  HartJ  dwl  1412  Stockton 

Hart  John,  hostler,  dwl  728  Market 

Hart  John,  laborer  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl  79 
Jessie 

Hart  John,  laborer  S.  F.  and  P.  Sajrar  Co.,  dwl 
E  8  Bryant  Av  bet  Harrison  and  Bryant 

Hart  John',  luborerwith  S.  V.  Water  Co. 

Hart  John,  proprietor  New  Sailors'  Home,  898 
Front 

Hart  John  Lewis,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Twenty-second 
nr  Guerrero 

Hart  Joseph,  butcher  with  Miller  &  Lux,  dwl  N  s 
First  Av  bet  Kentucky  and  Bay 

Hart  Joseph,  wine  bottler  with  Eberhart  &  Lach- 
man,  dwl  16  Louisa 

Hart  M.,  laborer  Occidental  Hotel 

Hart  Marcus,  butcher  with  B.  Herrman,  dwl  SW 
cor  Geary  and  Hyde 

Hart  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Eighth  nr  Brannan 

Hart  Mary  Miss,  assistant  teacher  North  Cosmo- 
politan Grammar  School,  dwl  127  Kearny 

Hart  Michael,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Ass'u,  234 
Sutter 

Hart  Michael,  teamster,  dwl  468  Minna 

Hart  Michael  H.,  (Brennan  &  H.)  dwl  16  William 

Hart  Nancy  F.  Miss,  dressmaker,  153  Third 

Hart  Patrick,  bootmaker  with  I.  M.  Wentworth  & 
Co.,  dwl  553  Natoma 

Hart  Pauline  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Silver  St.  Pri- 
mary School,  dwl  132  Perry 

Hart  Richard,  porter  with  Anderson  &  Co.,  res 
Brooklyn,  Alameda  County 

Hart  Rodger,  laborer,  dwl  704  Bush,  rear 

Hart  Sallie  R.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Silver  St.  Pri- 
mary School,  dwl  43  South  Park 

Hart  Simon,  (Hart  &  GoodmanJ  dwl  1  Martha 
Place 

Hart  Thomas,  blacksmith,  dwl  20  Tehama 

Hart  Thomas,  boarding  and  lodging,  894  Front 

Hart  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Bush  bet  Laguna 
and  Buchanan 

Hart  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  Ohio  bet  Pac  &  Bdwy 

Hart.  Thomas,  laborer  with  G.  Torrens,  dwl  N  s 
Clay  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 

Hart  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacilic 

Hart  Thomas  H.,  driver  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  441 J 
Natoma 

Hart  William,  laborer,  dwl  1  Cushman 

Hart  William,  wine  bottler  with  Eberhart  &  Lach- 
man,  dwl  16  Louisa 

HART  &  GOODMAN,  (Simon  Hart  and  David 
GoodmanJ  poultry  and  game,  76-78  California 
Market 

Hartenstein  F.  &  Co.,  (Louis  Bower  J  cutlers,  39 
Fourth 

Hartenstein  Frederick,  (F.  Hartenstein  <&  Co. J  dwl 
272  Jessie 

Harter  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  302  O'- 
Farrell 

Harter  Henry,  blacksmith  with  Kimball  Manufac- 
tuiing  Co.,  dwl  12  Oak  Avenue 

HARTFORD  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO.,  (Hart- 
ford, Conn.)  Hey  wood  &  Flint,  managers,  of- 
fice 313  California 

Hartford  John,   laborer,  dwl  N  s  Union  nr  Sansom 

Harthorne  James,  deckhand  stm  Kalorama,  Wash- 
ington Street  Wharf 

Hartigan  James,  watchman  with  George  Nicholas, 
37  Sacramento 


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Hartis'an  Patrick,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 
First  and  Howard 

Hartlett  William,  -waiter  Grand  Hotel 

Hartley  Edward,  carpenter  with   Miller  &  Haley, 
dvvl  18  First 

Hartley  Edward,  gasfitter,  dwl  IfiNatoma 

Hartley  Griffith  P.,  clerk,  dwl  536  Third 

Hartley  James  S.,  musician,  dwl  G.5  Everett 

Hartley  John,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  G^i'J  Tliird 

Hartley  Richard,  boatman,  dwl  SW  cor  Berrv  and 
Third 

Hartley  William,  barkeeper,  dwl  706  Polsom 

Hartman  Benjamin,  salesman  with  Buyer,  Reich  & 
Co.,  dwl  1013  Washington 

Hartman  Christian,  refiner  S.  F.  Assaying  and  Refin- 
ing Works,  dwl  1207  Turk 

HARTMAN    CLAUS,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW 
cor  Dupont  and  Morton,  dwl  108  Geary 

Hartman  Delilah,  (widow)  lodgings.  118  Sac 

Hartman  Felix  G.,  driver,  dwl  W  s  Ridley  bet  Mar- 
ket and  Mission 

Hartman  Gaston,  laborer,  dwl  Ns  Fell  bet  Laguna 
and  Octavia 

Hartman    Henry,    carpenter    H.    C.    League,  128 
Kearny 

Hartman    Isaac,   attorney  at  law,  office  49  Mont- 
gomery Block,  dwl  317  Taylor 

Hartman  Israel,  peddler,  dwl  115  Geary,  rear 

Hartman  Jacob,  butcher,  dwl  S  s  Ash  nr  Laguna 

Hartman  Jacob,  molder  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  236 
Seventh 

Hartman  John  W.,  carpenter  with  Miller&  Haley, 
dwl  50  Ritch 

Hartman  Morris,  salesman  with  Polack<&  Hartman, 
dwl  1012  Stockton 

Hartman  Nicholas,  sash  and  blindmaker  with  Miller 
&  Haley, dwllOG:irden 

Hartman    Solomon,  f  Polnck   &   8. J  dwl  927  Jack 

Hartmann  A.,  medical  electrician,  lliS Kearny 

Hartmann  Adam,  baker  with  E.  W.  Guuther,  dwl 
ll--'9  Dnpont 

HARTMANN  ADOLPH,  secretary  Humboldt  Sav- 
ings and  Loan  Society,  dwl  1711  Polk 

Hartmann  Adolph,  waiter  Blue  Anchor,  7  Wash 

Hartmann   A.   Emil,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  27 
Fourth,  dwl  1-38  O' Farrell 

HARTMANN  CHRISTOPH,  groceries  and  liquors, 
NW  cor  Third  and  Brannan 

Hartmann  Edward,  painter,  dwl  719  Greenwich 

Hartmann  Ernst,  professor  music,  dwl  I'JG  Seventh 

Hartmann   Frederick  E.,  bookkeeper,  109  Battery, 
dwl -203  Hyde 

Hartmann  Henry,  tinsmith,  dwl  2021  Mason 

Hartmann  Henry,  upholsterer  with  N.  P.  Cole  & 
Co.,  dwl  802  Stockton 

Hartmann  Isaac,  carpenter,  dwl  603  Pine 

Hartmann  John,  dwl  431  Pine 

Hartmann  T.,  jeweler  vi'ith  California  Jewelry  Co., 
dwl  cor  Mason  and  Lombai-d 

Hartmann  William,  blacksmith  Phoenix  Iron  Works, 
dwl  111  Minna 

Hartmeyer  S.  Lewis,  clerk  with  S.  V.  W.  W.  Co., 
dwi50(i  Greenwich 

Hartnagle  Henry  J.,  carrier  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl  1 
Rassette  Place 

HartnattJeremiiih,  laborer,  dwl  W  8  Octavia  bet 
Pacific  and  Broadway 

Hartner  Frederick,   bootmaker  with  J.  Gutberlet, 
dwl  236  Sutter 

Hartnet  Michael,  coal  and  wood,  30  Fourth 

Hartnet  Thomas,  blacksmith,  dwl  20  Tehama 

HARTNETT  DANIEL,  proprietor  Broadway  Ho- 
tel, 212  Broadway 

Hartnett  Edward,  hostler,  dwl  Railroad  Avenue  nr 
Twenty-first 

Hartnett  James  P.,   printer,  dwl    316  O'Farrell, 
rear 

Hartnett  Lawrence,  butcher  with  Theodore  Zeh,  dwl 
1013  Stockton 


Hartnett  Michael,  foreman  with   S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  cor 

First  and  Howard 
Hartnett  Michael  W.,  local  policeman,  dwl  Es  Shot- 
well  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Hartnett   William,  "waiter  Grand  Hotel,    dwl  316 

O'Farrell,  rear 
Hartnett  William,  laborer,  dwl  1021  Mission 
Hartuey  Daniel,  carpenter,  dvvl  63  Clementina 
Hartog  Edward,  interpreter  and  general  agent, office 

509  Montgomery,  dwl  630  Sacramento 
Hartshorn  Edmund  F.,  (Hartshorn  &  McPhvn)  12 

Geary 
Hartshorn  &  McPluin,  (Edmund  F.  HarUhorn  and 
WiUiam   McPhunJ   agents   self-acting    shade- 
rollers,  12  Geary 
HARTSHORNE  BENJAMIN  M.,  President  Cai. 
Steam  Navigation  Co.,  office  NE  cor  Front  and 
Jackson,  dwl  223  Ellis 
Hartshorne   Eldridge  G.,  barkeeper  with  Adam  & 

Kibbe,  dwl  NE  cor  Seventeenth  and  Valencia 
HARTSHORNE   SAMUEL,     Exchange    Billiard 

Saloon,  314  Montgomery,  dwl  616 Taylor 
Hartung  Jacob,  barkeeper,  dvvl  934  Kearny 
Hartung  Mary  Mrs.,  saloon,  1207  Dupont 
Hartuug  Theodore,  jeweler,  910  Market,  dwl  524 

Bryant 
Hartvie  Augusta  Mrs.,  professor  of  music  and  Ger- 
man language,  room  24,  234  Sutter 
Hartwell  George  F.,  assistant  supt.  Southern  Pacific 
R.  R.,  office  junction  Market  and  Valencia,  dwl 
W  6  Guerrero  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Hartwell  Jeremiah  T.,  dwl  E  s  Polk  bet  Bush  and 

Sutter 
Hartwig  Charles  F.,  pressman   with  Phelps  Bros., 

dwl  261  Turk 
Hartwig  Charlotte  Mrs  ,  branch  bakery,  261  Third 
Harty  John  A.,  drayman,  304  Davis,  dwl  431  Hayes 
Hartv    Lizzie   Miss,    compositor    Pioneer,  dwl  233 

third 
Harty  Patrick,  driver  Central  R.  R. 
Hartz  L  ,  shoemaker,  920  Kearny 
Hartz  Otto,  woodturner,  dwl  531  Fourth 
Hartz  Thomas,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  Wharf 
Hartzell  A.  T.,  framemaker  with  Snow  &  Roos,  dwl 

240i  Perry 
Hartzell  C.  A.,  framemaker  with  Snow  &  Roos,  dwl 

240i  Perry 
Hartzen  Charles,  barkeeper,  638  Pacific 
Harvey  Alfred  A.,  (Turner  .J-  H.)  dwl  1417  Powell 
Harvey  Andrew,  warehouseman  with  C.  S.  N.  Co., 

dwl  N  s  Midway  nr  Bay 
Harvev   Benjamin  F.,  clerk  with  Thomas  Brady, 

dvvl  719  Pacific 
Harvey    Benjamin   P.,  engineer  steamtug   Water 

Witch,  dwl  1024  Mont 
Harvey  Bernard,  tailor,  dwl  622  Clay 
Harvey  Bernard,  tailor,  dwl  1015  Kearny 
Harvey  Bernard  C,  clerk,  dwl  427  Bush 
Harvey  Charles  C,  insurance  agent,  dwl  Ws  How- 
ard bet  Twentieth  and  Twenty-first 
Harvey  D.  B.,  real  estate,  dwl  Russ  House 
Harvey  Edw^^rd   C,  sailniaker  with    Harding  & 

Brann,  dwl  215  Sansom 
Harvey  Edward  E.,  (Harvey  &  Go.)  dwl  234  Third 
Harvey  Eliza,  (widow)  dwl  60  Natoma 
Harvey  Elizabeth, (colored)  (widow)  dwl  cor  Tenth 

Avenue  and  L,  South  S.  F. 
Harvey  F.  P.,  engineer  steamtug  Wizard, Washing- 
ton Street  Wharf,  dwl  1026  Montgomery 
Harvey  George,  minstrel,  dwl  NE  cor  Washington 

and  Kearny 
Harvey  George  D.,  messenger  S.  F.  Savings  Union, 

dwl  60  Natoma 
Harvey  George  H.,  fireman  steamtug  Water  Witch, 

Washington  St.  Wharf 
Harvey  Gregory,  harnessmaker  with  Main  &  Win- 
chester, dwl  Dupont  bet  Pacific  and  Broadway 
Harvey  Henry,  salesman,  510  Montgomery,  dwl  117 
Perry 


JONES,  PUIiLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Laces  and  Embroideries. 


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Harvey  James,  helper  Portland  Boiler  Works,  dwl 

525  Mission 
Harvey  James,  ^vaiter  with  L.   Meyers,   dwl  532 

Green 
Harvey   James,   (James   Harvey  Sr  Co.)  dwl  569 

Howard 
Harvey  James  &  Co.,  (Georfre  W.  MorekouseJ  Fol- 

soni  St.  Market,  941  F'olsom 
Harvey  James  C,  painter,  dwl  1005  Clay,  rear 
Harvey  John,  laborer,  dwl  70  Shipley 
Harvey  John,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Harvev  John,  printer,  dwl4J3  Bush 
HarveV  Joseph,  fish,  115  Occidental  Market,  dwl 

251  Tiiird 
Harvey  Julia  Mrs.,  dwl  305  Minna 
Harvev  LeRov  G.,  clerk  Farmers'  and  Mechanics' 

Bjuk,  dwl9]l  Bush 
Harvey  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  Ohio  bet  Pacific  and 

Broadway 
Harvey  Patrick,  boot  and  shoemaker,  1007  Battery, 

dwl  S  8  Filbert  bet  .Sansoni  nnd  Montgomery 
Harvey  Terry,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Harvey  Thomas,  shoemaker,  dwl  3  Clara  Lane 
Harvey  William,   machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  1318  Sacramento 
Harvey   &   Co.,   f  Edward    E.   Harvey  and  Peter 

SheukelJ  porkpackers,  236  Third 
Harvill  A.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Harville  John  W.,  physician,  dwl  W  s  Valencia  bet 

Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Harwood  Charles  B.,  (Roesler  &  H.Jdwl  413  Hayes 
Harwood  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  416  Greenwich, 

rear 
Harwood  Thomas  J.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 

and  dwl  641  Washington 
Has  Brouck  Joseph,  with' Sumner  Whitney,  dwl  S  s 

Paue  bet  Goufrh  and  Octavia 
Hasbach  Renry  ,f  Hattbach  &  Brmisjdvfl  441  Minna 
Hasbach  &  Bruns,    f  Henry    Hashach    &     Conrad 

BrunxJ  Custom  House  brokers,  504  Battery 
Hasbrouck   Augustus,  ( Hasbrouck  &    Claybnrgh) 

dwl  524  Geary 
Hasbrouck   &   Clayburgb,    (Augustus   Haxbronck 

and  Moxea   Clayburgh)  Dashaway  Liveiy  Sta- 
ble, 112  Post 
Hasbrouck. — See  Has  Brouck 
Hasch  Ernst,  laborer  S.  F.  Glass  Works,  dwl  422 

Brannan,  rear 
Haseltine  Asa  A.,  hardware,  fruits,  etc.,  423  Davis, 

dwl  38  Tehama 
HASELTINE  CHARLES  E., 8tevedore,36 Steuart, 

dwl  220  Third 
Haseltine  William,  (  William.  Haseltine  &.  Co.)  dwl 

1811  Dupont 
HASELTINE  WILLIAM  &  CO.,  (James  Neall) 

importers  Japanese  and  Chinese  goods,  609  Sac 
Haselton  James,  carpenter,  dwl  530  Bush  . 
Hasenberg  Fiederick,  seaman,  dwl  66  Natoma,  rear 
Hiisenmaier  Frederick,  cartuian,  dwl  S  s  Water  bet 

Taylor  and  Mason 
Haser  George,  porter  with  Belloc  Fr^res,  dwl  1117 

Stockton,  rear 
Hasev  Samuel  L.,  Palace  Variety  Store,  521  Kearny, 

dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Hashagen  Christian,  clerk  with  John  H.  Meyer,  dwl 

SE  cor  Powell  and  Vallejo 
Hashagen  H.,  mariner,  dwl  134  St€nart 
Hashagen  Hermann,  blacksmith,  dwl  NW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Main 
Hashagen  Louis,  handcartman,  NW  cor  Davis  and 

Pacific,  dwl  SW  cor  Dupont  and  Washington 
Hashagen  Martin,  junkdealer.  120  Commercial,  dwl 

NE  cor  Filbert  and  Powell 
Haskall  Nathaniel,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Haskall  Samuel,  carpenter  H.  C.  League, 128  Kearny 
Haskell  Charles,  harnessmaker  with   W.  F.  Dor- 

rance,  dwl  7  Bernard 
Haskell  Charles  E.,  brakesman  Central  Pacific  R. 

B.,  dwl  24  Garden 


Haskell  Charles  L.,  harnessmaker,  dwl  7  Bernard 
Haskell  Daniel  H.,  bookkeeper  Fashion  Stable,  dwl 

Orleans  Hotel 
Haskell  Edward  W.,  fruitgi'ower,  dwl  416   Second 
Haskell  Ellen  P.  Miss,  saleswoman  Grover  <fe  Baker 

Sewing  Machine  Co.,  116  Mont,  dwl995  Market 
Haskell  Frank,  plumber  with  Walnisley  &.  Smith, 

dwl  cor  Twenty-sixth  and  Bartlett 
Haskell  Frank  J.,  (Ha.^kell  <£-  Sow;  dwl  560  Minna 
Haskell  George  A.,  carpenter  California  Mills,  dwl 

924  Natoma 
Haskell   George  S.,    (Haskell    ^    Co.)  dwl    549 

Folsom 
Haskell  George  W.,  longshoreman,  dwl  17  Freder- 
ick 
Haskell  Gilbert  W.,   (Houghton  Sf  H.)  dwl  SW 

cor  Columbia  and  Guerrero 
Haskell  James,  engineer,  dwl  SE  cor  Jackson   and 

Drumm 
Haskell  John  L.,  (Haskell  &  Patridge)  dwl  S  s 

Howard  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Haskell  Joseph   E.,  bookkeeper  with   Haskell  & 

Son,  dwl  1110  Harrison 
Haskell  Phineas,  (Cole  Sf  H.)  dwl  SE  cor  Folsom 

and  Fifth 
Haskell   William  H.,   (Haskell  &  Son)   dwl  560 

Minna 
Haskell  William  P.,  paperhanger,  dwl  614  Mission 
HASKELL  Si.  CO.,   (George    S.    Haskell    &    J. 

Harvey  Monnt)  grocers  and  tea  merchants,  605 

Market.  Grand  Hotel 
Haskell  &  Patridge,  (John  L.  Haskell  &  Hiram  C. 

Patridse)  street  contractors,  316  JIontLfomery 
HASKELL'  &  SON,  (  William  H.  &  Frank  J.  Has- 
kell) furnishing  goods,  36  Geary 
Haskin    James,   dwl    NE    cor    Leavenworth    and 

Greenwich 
Haskins  Allen,  bellman  American  Exchange   Hotel 
Huslam  Henry,  salesman  with  J.  De    LaMontanya, 

dwl  1723  Pacific 
Haslam  John  H.,  gymnast  Bella  Union,  dwl  1107 

Kearny 
Hasle  John,  laborer,  dwl  310J  Ritch 
Haslett  Charles  A.,  civil  engineer,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert 

bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Haslett  James,  wharfinger  East  St.  Wharf,  dwl  418 

Greenwich 
Haslop  Frederick,  (Haslop  &  Bro.)  dwl    cor   Col- 

nmhia  and  Twenty-filth 
Haslop  Wilhelm,  ( Haslop  &  Bro.)  dwl  cor  Colum- 
bia and  Twenty-fifth 
HASLOP  &  BROTHER,  (Frederick  &    Wilhelm 

Haslop)  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Columbia 

and  Twenty-tifth 
Haspring  Abraham,  glazier,  dwl  634  Vallejo,  rear 
Hass  Conrad,  carpenter  with  Swan,  Dunbar  &,  Co., 

dwl  522  Filbert 
Hassard  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  726  Clementina 
Hassatt  Stephen,  (Rilleen  ^-  Co.)  dwl  512  Mi^sion 
Hassel  Henrv,  vegetables,  Clay  Street  Market,  dwl 

317  Bush 
Hassel  Horace,  clerk,  dwl  178  Perry 
Hasselbach  George,  (Hasselbacli  &  Saal)  dwl  206 

Steuart 
Hasselbach   &   Saal,  (George  Hasselbach  &  Henry 

Saal)  market,  206  Steuart 
Hassell  James,  clerk  Bank  British  North  America, 

resides  Oakland 
Hasseu  William,  driver  Market   Street   R.   R.,dwl 

N  s  Willow  bet  Valencia  and  Mission 
Hassett  Eliza  F.  Miss,  assistant   teacher  Eighth  St. 

Primary  School,  dwl  17  Rausch 
Hassett  Jolm,  shoemaker,  dwl  555  Mission 
Hassett  Malachi   R.,  conductor  N.  B.  <&  M.  R.  R., 

dwl  NW  cor  Fourth  and  Berry 
Hassett  Martin  C,  attorney  at  law,  office  615  Kear- 
ny, dwl  17  Rausch 
Hassett  Mary  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Tenth   St. 

Grammar  School,  dwl  17  Rausch 


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Hassett  Patrick,  farmer,  dwl  17  Kausch 

Hassett  William  J.,  pressmaa  with  M.  D.  Carr  & 
Co.,  dwl  175  Perry 

Hassey  Fiancis  A.,  stock  broker,  office  402  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  Occidental  Hotel 

Hassiiaufen  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  San- 
eom  and  Jackson,  dwl  22b  iMinna 

Hassler  Jacob,  dairyman  with  Isaac  Stone,  dwl  San 
Bruno  Road,  3k  miles  from  City  Hall 

Hasslinger  John,  hairdresser  with  Henry  W.  Stable, 
dwl  15  John 

Hassom  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  741  Market 

Hasson  William,  blacksmith,  dwl  6  Hubbard 

Haste  Joiin,  laborer,  P.  M.  S.  S.  America 

Haste  John  II.,  (Haste  &  Kirk  J  res  Oakland 

HASTE  &  KIHK,  fJoh>i  H.  Haxtc  and  Clirutian 
Kirk)  importers  and  dealers  coal  and  pig  iron, 
22-26  Beale 

Hastings  Benjamin  F.,  (John  Sime  &  Co.)  dwl  54!) 
Folsoni 

Hastings  Benjamin  F.  Jr.,  receiving  teller  with  John 
Sime  &.  Co.,  dwl  905  Market 

Hastings  C.  C,  (C.  G.  Hastings  &  Co.)  res  New 
York 

HASTINGS  C.  C.  &  CO.,  importers,  manufactur- 
ers and  retailers  clothing,  SW  cor  Montgomery 
and  Sutter 

Hastings  Cliarles  E.,  clerk  with  Gile,  Haves  &  Co., 
dwl  l(i09  Washington 

Hastings  D.  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  345  Minna 

Hastings  Everett  L.,  (Gile,  Hayes  &  Co.)  dwl  817 
Post 

Hastings  Frank,  tinsmith  with  Essra  T.  Bucknam, 
dwl  5t)9  Minna 

Hastings  George  A.,  carpenter  and  builder,  18  Mor- 
ton, dwl  :i52  Clementina 

Hastings  Horace  M.,  (Sharpstein  &  H.)  attorney 
at  law,  office  402  Montgomery,  dwl  .526  Pine 

Hastings  John,  physician,  dwl  W  s  Sutter  bet  Polk 
and  Van  Ness  Avenue 

Hastings  John  H.,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 
dwl  Stockton  Place 

Hastings  Mary  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Tenth  St. 
Grammar  School,  dwl  750  Howard 

Hastings  Nathaniel,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  1825 
Clay 

Hastings  S.  Clinton,  real  estate,  office  6  Court  Block, 
636  Clay,  dwl  SW  cor  Taylor  and  Wash 

Hastings  Silas  W.,  conductor  Central  Pacific  R.  R., 
dwl  815  Mission 

Hastings  William,  attorney  at  law,  office  436  Jack- 
son, dwl  1321  Washington 

Hasty  Alonzo  P.,  drayman,  29  Battery,  dwl  427 
Sixth 

Haswell  Frederick  B.,  attorney  at  law,  office  424 
Montgomery,  res  Brooklyn,  Alameda  Co 

Haswell  John  C.,  foreman  S.  F.  Bulletin  composing 
rooms,  dwl  524  Greenwich 

Haswell  M.  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Broadway 
Grammar  School,  dwl  .524  Greenwich 

Hatch  Asa  D.,  merchant,  dwl  1014  Sutter 

Hatch  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  cor  Hickory  and  Bu- 
chanan 

Hatch  Charles  E.,  (Fred.  A.  Hatch)  dwl  1014  Sutter 

Hatch  Edward,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  Wharf 

HATCH  FRED.  A.,  (Charlrx  E.  Hatch)  butter, 
cheese,  eggs,  etc.,  72  and  73  California  Market 

Hatch  Fred.  A",  (Fred.  A.  Hatch)  dwl  1014  Sutter 

Hatch  Henry  C,  shipwright,  dwl  30  Natoma 

Hatch  James,  fireman,  dwl  20  Folsom 

Hatch  James,  machinist  California  Mills,  dwl  20  Te- 
hama 

Hatch  James  G.,  blacking  manufacturer,  422  Third, 
dwl  133  South  Park  Avenue 

Hatch  John,  fireman  stmr  Vallejo,  Front  St.  Wharf 

Hatch  John,  printer,  dwl  22  Tehama 

Hatch  J.  W.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 

Hatch  Michael,  teamster  Black  Diamond  Coal  Co., 
dwl  Rincon  Wharf 


Hatch  Oliver  W.,  shoemaker  with  I.  M.  Wentworth 
&  Co.,  dwl  cor  Fell  and  Franklin 

HATCH  T.  H.  &  CO.,   (R.  M.  Brangon)  whole- 
sale commission  butter  and  cheese,  320  Front 

Hatch  Theodore  H.,  (T.  H.  Hatch  &  Co.)  dwl  811 
Hyde 

Hatch  Thomas,  carpenter  with  Miller  &.  Haley,  dwl 
22  Tehama 

Hatch  Tliurston  B.,  physician  and  examiner  Union 
Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  dwl  1017  Howard 

Hatch  Wallace,  jjorter,  116  Montgomery,   dwl  SE 
cor  Second  and  Natoma 

Hatch  William  H.,  laborer,  dwl  103  First 

Hatch  William  H.,  clairvoyant  physician,   dwl  4 
M(jrse 

Hatchet  John,  laborer  City  and  County  Hospital, 
cor  Francisco  and  Stockton 

Hatfield  Henry,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  1  Adele  Alley 

Hatfield  Joseph,  shoemaker,  dwl  7  Ashbnrton  Place 

Hatfield   William  M.,   clerk  with  O.  C.  Pratt,  res 
Oakland 

Hathaway  Andrew  H.,  drayman  with  Jacob  Brown- 
ing, dwl  SW  cor  McAllister  and  Larkin 

Hathaway  Charles  B.,  drayman  with  Turner  &  Har- 
vey, dwl  1613  Leavenworth 

Hathaway    E.    V.,    proprietor  Hathaway's  Ware- 
house, foot  Spear,  dwl  38  South  Parle 

Hathaway  Frederick  M.,  painter,  dwl  Es  Shotwell 
bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 

Hath.away  Job  T.,  porter  with  Richard  Patrick   & 
Co.,  dwl  114  Minna 

Hathaway  Mary  Mrs.,  dwl  7  Ritch 

Hathaway  N.  Mrs.,   teacher  preservation  flowers, 
2217  Howard 

Hathaway  Nathan,  carpenter,  dwl  2217  Howard 

Hathaway  William  H.,  clerk  with  A.  Roman  &  Co., 
dwl  2217  Howard 

Hathorne   H.  W.,  secretary  North  Beach  and  Mis- 
sion Railroad  Co.,  dwl  516  Third 

Hatmann  Charles,  cook  with  A.  L.  Thiele,  :501  Bush 

Hatrick  A.,  clerk,  dwl  706  Sutter 

Hattell  Jacob,  waiter  Russ  House 

Hatterorth    William,   telegraph   instrument  maker 
with  W.  Lundberg,  dwl  17  Stockton  Place 

Hattich  William,  cook,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet  Brannan 
and  Townsend,  rear 

Hatton  James  J.,  carpenter  with  J.  B.  Morton,  dwl 
114  Sutter 

Hatton  J.  F.,  dwl  907  Dupont 

Hatton  Thomas   F.,  roller    Pacific  Rolling  Mill, 
dwl  Potrero  Point 

Hatton  William  H.,  dwl  112  Sutter 

Hattman  George  VV.,  milkman,  Union  bet  Franklin 
and  Gough 

Hatzel  Crist,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 

Haub  Conrad,  showman,  dwl  637  Broadway 

Hauh  Gecwge,  laborer,  dwl  16  Morey  Alley 

Haub  John,  broommaker  with  Van  Laak  &  Gillespie, 
dwl  1314  Dupont 

Haub  John,  laborer,  dwl  18  Sonora  Place 

Haub  Pliilip,  (Wagner  Sr  H.)dw\  1440  Stockton 

Haubensack   Martin,  beer  saloon,  821  Kearny,  dwl 
1337  Dupont 

Haublin   Prosper,  clerk  with  G.   Venard,  dwl  811 
Montgomery 

Haubnan  Richard,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 

Haubrich  Frederick  W.  (Dingeon  &  H.)  dwl  359^ 
Brannan 

Hauck  Ennis,  machinist,  dwl  82  Natoma 

HaUL-k  John,  stairbuilder,  dwl  209  Minna 

Hauck  Louis,  liquor  dealer,  dwl  1306  Powell 

Hauck  Stephen,  laborer  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe,  dwl 
726  Harrison 

Hauck   Susanna  Miss,  saleswoman,  148  Third,  dwl 
726  Harrison 

Haug  Matthias,  carpenter,  dwl  209  Minna 

Haugh  John,  liquors  and  billiards,  995  Market 

Hautfh   John  A.,  janitor  Mercantile  Library,  dwl 
2L6   Bush 


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Haughey  Francis,  laborer,  dwl  ^2'.i  Minna,  rear 
Haughstead  George,  captain  sciiooner  William  Mig- 

iiell,  Clay  Street  Wharf 
Haughwout  Tunia,  saleaman  •with  Jason  Springer, 

dwl  435  Fifth 
Hauk  Matthias,  laborer,  bds  338  Bush 
Haunien  Henry,  cook,  dwl  7  Sherwood  Place 
Hauschild   Frederick   R.    G.,  clerk,   dwl  NW  cor 

Church  and  Seventeenth 
Hanschildt  Johannes,  mariner,  dwl  39  Paciiic 
Hauschildt  John,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Hauschildt  Thies,   shoemaker,  847   Clay,  dwl  232 

Sutter  . 

Hause  Edwin,  clerk,  34  Sansom,  dwl  927  Harrison 
Haueer  Adolph,  baker  with  William  Backer,  dwl 

1036  Clay 
Hauser  Bernhard,   liquor  saloon,  218  Kearny,  dwl 

34  Morton 
Hauser  Conrad,  laborer,  dwl  637  Broadway 
Hauser  George,  boarding,  S  s  Francisco  bet  Powell 

and  Mason 
Hauser  Henry,  musician,  dwl  1626  Dnpont 
Hauser  John  C,  proprietor  Palm  House,  627  Broad- 
way, and  beer  saloon,  637  Broadway 
Hauser  Louis  B.,  musician  Bella  Union,  dwl  1626 

Dupont 
Hauser  Peter,  waiter  Palm  Honse,  dwl  637  Bdwy 
Hauser   Victor,  jewelry   manufacturer,  607  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  947  Mission 
Hausler  Frederick,  Empire  restaurant,  998  Folsom, 

dwl  127  Fourth 
Hausler    Frederick    &    Co.,    ^William    Hausler  J 

butchers,  513  Paciiic 
Hausman   Frederick,  cigarmaker,  dwl  1514  Dupont 
Hausmanu  Adolph,  commission  merchant,  dwl  412 

Green 
Hausschild  Ferdinand,  porter  with  Schultz  &  Von 

Bargen,  dwl  20  Sansom 
Haussler  Leonhard  F.,  cabinetmaker  and  carpenter, 

231  and  233  Jackson 
Hanssmer  Valentine,  laundrynian,  dwl  159  Perry 
Havana  Co.,    (Chinese)   manufacturers  cigars,  311 

Battery 
Havard  Vallero,  professor  St.  Marv's  College 
HAVEN  CHARLES  D.,  secretary  Union  Ins.  Co. 
and  Board  Fire  Underwriters,  416  California, 
res  Oakland 
Haven  Edward,  shipcarpenter  with  Clark  &.  White- 
house,  dwl  NW  cor  Folsom  and  First 
Haven   Egbert  D.,  student  at  law  with  Gray  &. 

Haven,  420  California,  dwl  22«  Shotwell 
Haven  James  E.,  compositor  Alta  California,  dwl 

28  Minna 
Haven  James  M.,  (Gray  8f  H.)  attorney  at  law, 
office  420  California,  dwl  S  s  Twenty-first  bet 
Guerrero  and  Fair  Oaks 
Havener  Edward  C,  carpenter,  dwl  270  First 
Havener  James  R.,  ealker,  dwl  13  Anthony 
Havens  Charles  D.,  clerk  Pacific  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  17 

Tehama 
Havens   Frank   C,  receiving  teller    Savings  and 

Loan  Society,  dwl  205  Turk 
Havens  Henry  H.,  driver  with  Samuel  E.  Oakley 
Havens  Henry  T.,  (Wextley  &  H.)  dwl  17  Tehama 
Havens    Howard,  bookkeeper   Donohoe,  Kelly  & 

Co.'s  Bank,  dwl  937  Sutter 
Havens  Wickham  S.  Jr.,  bookkeeper  Savings  and 

Loan  Society,  dwl  665  Harrison 
Haver  Henry,  beer  saloon,  803  Market,  dwl  Stock- 
ton Alley 
Haverdy  Michael,  laborer  Laurel  Hill  Cemetery, 

dwl  S  s  Bush  bet  Broderick  and  Baker 
Haviland  D.  B.,  clerk  with  J.  M.  Wolf  &  Co.,  dwl 

609J  Howard 
HAVILAND,  HOOPER  &  CO.,  (John  T.  Havi- 
land, Joseph  Kent  Hooper  and  Murray  Davis) 
importers,  jobbers  and  retailers  crockery  and 
glassware,  cutlery,  etc.,  and  agents  San  Fran- 
cisco Plating  Works,  335  Pine 


Haviland  John  T.,  (Haviland,  Hooper  &■  Co.)  dwl 

530  Pine 
HAWAIIAN  PACKET  LINE  TO  HONOLULU, 

Agency  218  California 
Hawes  All)ert  L.,  photographic  printer  with  Brad- 
ley &  Rulofson,  dwl  S  s  Folsom  bet  Fir!<t  and 

Second 
Hawes    Alexander   G.,  (Crane  <fc  H.J  dwl   Lick 

House 
Hawes  Elisha,  (Brigham  &  H.)  dwl   411  Brannan 
Hawes  Horace,  attorney  at  law,  office  1310  Folsom, 

dwl  Redwood  Farm,  San  Mateo  County 
Hawkins  Arthur  K.,  (Medially  &  H.)-a\\A  school  di- 
rector Tenth  Ward,  office  645  Market,  dwl  315 

Jones 
Hawkins  Edward,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Hawkins  Henry,  cook  Old  Corner,  dwl  516  Mont 
Hawkins  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Hawkins  Jacob,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Hawkins  James,  cook  with  Richard  Williams,  dwl 

524  Mission 
Hawkins  James  J.  E.,  draftsman  with  Johnston  & 

Mooser,  dwl  315  Jones 
Hawkins  John,  dwl  607  Jackson 
Hawkins  John,  carpenter,  dwl  NE  cor  Sierra  and 

Michigan 
Hawkins  John,  mariner,  dwl  N  s  Oregon  bet  Davis 

and  Drumm 
Hawkins  John   P.,  contractor  night  work,  dwl  33 

Geary 
Hawkins  John  W.,  clerk,  313  Cal,  dwl  II  Ellis 
Hawkins  Joseph  P..  engineer  stm  No.  8,  S.  F.  F.  D., 

dwl  126  Bernard 
Hawkins  Michael,  boilermaker  Vnlcan  Iron  Works 
Hawkins  Michael,  (Daly  &  H.J  dwl  315  Jones 
Hawkins  Patrick,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Hawkins  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Houston  bet  Jones 

and  Taylor 
Hawkins  Patrick,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Hawkins  R.  A.,  stockbroker,  dwl  1514  Folsom 
Hawkins  Thomas,    blacksmith,  714   Sansom,   dwl 

1112  Montgomery 
Hawkins  Thomas,  miner,  dwl  284  Stevenson 
Hawkins  Susanna  M.,  lodgings,  33  Geary 
Hawkins  William,  butcher  P.  M.   S.  S.  Colorado, 

dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet  Brannan  and  Townsend 
Hawkins  William,   carpenter  with   Ole    Bergson, 

dwl  S  s  Clay  bet  Jones  and  Leavenworth 
Hawkins  William,  laborer  with  P,  McKenua  &  Co., 

dwl  Gilbert,  Potrero 
Hawkins  William,  ^//aw'Auts  <fc    CantrellJ  dwl  415 

Minna 
Hawkins  William,  MFon-ser  <fc  H.J  dwl   647  Third 
Hawkins  Wright  T.,  recruiting  service  U.  S.  A., 

313  Kearny 
HAWKINS  &  CANTRELL,  (William  Hawkins 

ajid    Thomas    G.   CantrellJ   machine   works, 

210  and  212  Beale 
Hawks  J.  D.  Mrs.,  dwl  750  Mission 
Hawks  Robert  H.,  hostler  Omnibus  Railroad,  dwl 

308  Minna 
Hawks  Y.  N.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Woiks,  dwl 

28  Natoma 
Hawley  C.  H.  Mrs.,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  13 

Geary 
Hawley  Charles,  hardware  dealer,  dwl  -574  Folsom 
Hawley  Charles  J., /^C.  J:  Hawley   &    Co. J   dwl  4 

Hubbard 
HAWLEY  C.  J.  &  CO.,  grocers,  42  Second 
Hawley  David  N.,  (Hawley  &  Co. J  dwl  863  Mie- 

eion 
Hawlev  Ebenezer  R.,  (Pacific  Straw  WorksJ  dwl 

324  Ritch 
Hawley  G.  C.  assistant  engineer  North  Pac.  Trans. 

Co' 8  S.S.  Moses  Taylor 
Hawley  Geortre  T.   (Marcus  G.  Hawley  &  Co. J  dwl 

32" South  Park 
Hawley  Jacob  C,  lumber  dealer  opp.  pier  11,  Steu- 
art, dwl  SW  cor  Laguna  and  Turk 


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Hawley  John,  teamster -with  Black  Diamond  Coal 

Co.,  dwl  Shipley  nr  Sixth 
Hawley  Marcns  C,  {Marcus  C.  Han-ley  8f    Co.) 

rcH  New  York 
HAWLEY    MARCUS   C.    &    CO.,   (George-     T. 

Hawley )  importers  and  wholesale  dealers  hard- 
ware aud  agricultural  implements,  108  and  110 

Front 
Hawley  Mary  A.,  dressmaker,  dwl  W  s  Mission  bet 

Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Hawley  Nathan  E.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Mission  bet 

Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Hawiev  Samuel,  boilermaker  Risdon  Iron  Works, 

dwl  261  Minna 
Hawiev  Walter  N.,  merchant,  office  110  Front,  dwl 

9iJ0  Howard 
HAWLEY  &  CO.,  f David  N.  Hawley)  imjiorters 

and  jobbers  hardware  and  agricultural  imple- 
ments, SE  cor  California  and  Battery 
Hawsley  James,  mate  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.S. 

Pelican 
Hawthorne  Benjamin  W.,  clerk,  dwl  225  Bush 
Hawthorne  Henry  J.,  stonecutter,  dwl  NE  cor  Sac- 
ramento and  Broderiek 
Hawthorne  >L,  clerk,  dwl  Branch  House 
Hawver    Willian,   foreman   molder    Pacific    Iron 

Works  dwl  230  Main 
Hawxhurst  Walter,  merchant,  office  432  Mont,  dwl 

NW  cor  Twenty-fourth  and  Bartlett 
Haxe  Cieorfre  J.,  butcher,  13  and  14  California  Mar- 
ket, dwl  .504  Third 
Haxtell  Thomas,  gardener,  dwl  44  Jessie 
Hay  Alexander,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Hay  Alexander,  carpenter,  dwl  32  Teliama 
Hay  Alfred  M.,  Montgomery  Avenue  commissioner, 

office  ),  2  and  3  Montgomery  Block,  dwl  1804 

Dupont 
Hay  Auguste,  laundry,  21  Virginia 
Hay  B^rederick,  cooper  with  J.  I.  Meyer,  dwl  E  s 

Bryant  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Hay  Henry,  real  estate,   dwl   SW  cor  Sixth  and 

Howard 
Hay  Isaac,    (colored)    baker  with  Death,  Starr  & 

Campbell,  dwl  1106  Clay 
Hay  John,  molder  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl  720  Foleom 
Hay  John  McH.,  clerk  with  Bulletii  &  Selna,  dwl 

NW  cor  CLiy  and  Montgomery 
Hay  Randolph  li.,  apothecary,  dwl  617  Mission 
Hay  Robert,  barkeeper,  416  Market 
Hay  William  G.,  physician,  office  736  Market 
Hay. — See  Hey 

Hay  burn  James  C. ,  /"Sullivan  &  H.J  dwl  2  Garden 
Hayburn  John,  bricklayer,  dwl  2  Garden 
Haycock  James  F'.,  (Haycock  &    Crary)  dwl  1529 

Washington 
Haycock  William,  carrier  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl  132 

'  Fourth 
HAYCOCK  &   CYik.UY,(Jameii  F.  Haycock  and 

O.  B.  Crary  J  proprietors  Front  St.  Warehouse, 

SW  cor  Broadway  and  Front 
Hayden  Benjamin  F.,  with   Edwin  J.  Foster,  dwl 

S  s  Point  Lobos  Avenue  2  miles  from  toll  gate 
Hayden  Daniel,  dwl  Franklin  Hotel 
Havden  Edward  B.,  ( Fennessy  &   H.)  dwl  224 

■  Third 
Hayden   Edwin,  clerk   with   Littletield,   Webb    & 

Co.,  dwl  43  Miima 
Hayden  Frank,  tailor,  dwl  1)1  Ellis 
Hayden  Granville  G.,  dentist,  office  and  dwl  653 

Clay 
Hayden  James,  laborer  N.  B.  and  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  9 

Natoma,  rear 
Hayden  James,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 

dwl  425  Clementina 
Hayden  James  A.,  housecarpenter,  dwl  1210  Larkin, 

re:)r 
Hayden  James  G.,  liquor  saloon,  cor  Devisadero 

and  Pniis 
Hayden  J.  Leonora,  (widow)  dwl  19  Rausch 


Hayden  John,  teamster  with   Patrick  Byrne,  dwl 

324  Tehama 
Hayden  John,  butcher,  SW  cor  Fourth  and  Perrv, 

■  dwl  243  Perry 

Hayden  John  J.,  hairdressing  saloon,  531  Sacra- 
mento, dwl  Overland  House 

Hayden  John  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  E  8  Bartlett  nr 
Twenty-sixth 

Hayden  Lawrence,  barkeeper,  210  Bush,  dwl  16 
Bryant  Avenue 

Hayden  Peter,  dravman  with  Marshall  &  Haight, 
'dwl  162  Gilbert 

Hayden  Peter,  (Stone  &  H.)  res  New  York 

Hayden  Thomas,  fireman  California  Mills,  dwl  E  s 
Main  bet  Mission  and  Howard 

Havden  Washington,  porter  with  Brittan,  Holbrook 
■&Co.,  dwl  130  O'Farrell 

Hayden  William,  dwl  425  Clementina 

Hayden  William,  scroUsawyer  with  W.  J.  T.  Pal- 
mer &  Co.,  dwl  867  Folsom 

Hayden  William  O.,  captain  bark  Ranier,  pier  12, 
Steuart 

Hayer  Emil,  seaman,  bds  SW  cor  Market  and 
Steuart 

Hayes  Anna  E.  Miss,  cravatmaker,  dwl  340 J  Fifth 

Hayes  Benjamin  J.,  watchman  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint, 
dwl  Francisco  bet  Powell  and  Mason 

Hayes  Benjamin  W.,  (B.  M.  Atchiiison  &  Co.)  dwl 
NW  cor  Webster  and  Ellis 

Hayes  Charles,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 
Orizaba 

Hayes  Charles  D.,  agent  Warren  &  Spad one,  whole- 
sale watches  and jewelry,240  Mont,  res  Oakland 

Hayes  Charles  H.,  bookkeeper  with  Main  &  Win- 
chester, dwl  602  Folsom 

Hayes  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  .531  Geary,  rear 

Hayes  Daniel  D.,  superinteudent  steamers  S.F.F.D., 
dwl  718  Tehama 

Hayes  Daniel  E.,  (Hinckley  &  Co.)  dwl  W  s  Fol- 
som bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty -fourth 

Hayes  Dennis,  carpenter,  dw-l  114  Hyde 

Hayes  Edward,  bootmaker  with  Mason  &  Taylor, 
dwl  cor  Mission  Avenue  and. Seventeenth 

Hayes  Edward,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  and  S.  Co., 
dwl  N  s  Natoma  nr  Eighth 

Hayes  Edward,  steamship  fireman,  dwl  223  Folsom 

Hayes  Elihu  R..  jeweler,  dwl  208  O'Farrell 

Hayes  Eliza,  (widow)  dwl  245  Garden 

Hayes  George  R.  B.,  attorney  at  law,  office  528  Cal- 
ifornia, dwl  427  Bush 

Hayes  George  W.,  (Donovan  &  H.)  dwl  310  Fol 

Hayes  Henry  S.,  barkeeper,  dwl  741  Market 

Hayes  James,  hostler  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  W  s  Clin- 
ton bet  Brannan  and  Townsend 

Hayes  James,  laborer  with  George  Dougherty,  dwl 
12  Natoma 

Hayes  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  E  s  Main  bet 
Howard  and  FoLsom 

Hayes  James,  molder  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl  9 
Natoma 

Hayes  James  J.,  salesman  with  Robert  Croskey  &. 
Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Linden  and  Franklin 

Hayes  Jeremiah  F.,  pressman  with  M.  D.  Carr  &. 
Co.,  dwl  .531  Geary 

Hayes  John,  blacksmith  with  Toothaker  &  Meyers, 
dwl  533  Geary,  rear 

Hayes  John,  l)ootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  and  S.  Co., 
dwl  109  Oak 

Haves  John,  expresswagon,   Davis  nr   Broadway, 

■  dwl  631  Davis 

Hayes  John,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  McAllister  bet  Laguna 

and  Buchanan 
Hayes  John,  laborer,  dwl  30  .Jessie 
Hayes  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  1413  Sacramento 
Hayes  John,  waiter  Lick  House,  dVl  279  Minna 
Hayes  John,  (Hayes  &   Courtney)  dwl  N  8  B9yd 

nr  Chesiey 
Hayes  John  A...  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  <fe  Co., 

dwl  646  Mission 


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Hiiyee  John  J.,  rGile,  H.  &  Co.)  dwl  214  Seventh 

Hayes  Joseph  P.,  foreman  blackBniith  Union  Iron 
Works,  dwl  \2\  Zoe 

Hayes  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  NE  cor  Steiuer  and 
McAllister 

Hayes  Mary  A.,  (widow)  janitrese  State  Normal 
Scliool,  "dwl  539  Minna 

Hayes  Maurice,  bootmaker,  dwl  S  a  Parker  nrCol- 
umliia  Place,  Bernal  Hitrhts 

Hayes  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  311  Pacific 

Hayes  Michael,  longshoreman,  dwl  NW  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Lombard 

Hayes  Michael,  real  estate,  dwl  S  s  Hayes  bet  Van 
Ness  Av  and  Franklin 

Hayes  Michael,  spinner  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 
Mills,  dwl  Por  Fifteenth  and  Howard 

Haves  Nathaniel,  night  watchman,  dwl  733  Ellis 

HAYES'  PARK  PAVILION  AND  CONCERT 
HALL,  Hayes,  Lagnna,  Grove  and  Lincoln 

Hayes  Patrick,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dw!  9 
Natoma 

Hayes  Ricliard,  blacksmith  with  C.  Grosso,  dwl  539 
Howard 

Hayes  Robert,  marblecutter,  dwl  413  Union 

Hayes  Robert,  real  estate,  dwl  108  Sixth 

Hayes  Susan,  (widow)  dwl  9  Natoma 

Hayes  Thomas,  engineer,  dwl  Greenwich  nr  Fill- 
more 

Hayes  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Sansom  and 
Vallcjo 

Haj'es  Thomas,  steamfitter  with  J.  H.  O'Brien  &. 
Co. 

Hayes  Thomas  J.,  carriagetrimmer  with  II.  M.  &.  D. 
S.  Shute,  res  Brooklyn,  Alameda  Co. 

Hayes  Thomas  P.,  carriagetrimmer  with  H.  M.  &.  D. 
S.  Shute,  res  Brooklyn,  Alameda  Co. 

Haves  Thomas  R.,  fMain  Sf  Winchester )  dwl  597 
'  Ellis 

HAYES  WILLIAM,  attorney  at  law,  office  604 
Clay 

Hayes  William,  baker  with  R.  R.  Swain  &  Co.,  dwl 
140  Second 

Hayes  William,  clerk  Eagle  Lodgings,  320  Sansom 

Hayes  William,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 

Haj'es  William  J.,  bookkeeper  with  Conroy&  O'- 
Connor, dwl  110  Seventh 

Hayes  William  J.,  pressman  with  Cooperative  Print- 
ing Co.,  dwl  532  Commercial 

Hayes  &  Courtney,  (John  Hayes  and  Daniel 
Courtney  J  Military  Shades  Saloon,  1000  Market 

Hayes. — See  Hays 

Hayessen  Jacob  W.,  (HoUiday  &  H.J  dwl  E  s  Clin- 
ton bet  Brannan  and  Townsend 

Hayessen  William  J.,  miner,  dwl  E  s  Clinton  bet 
Brannan  andTownsend,  rear 

Hayhue  John,  merchant,  dwl  748^  Market 

Hayn  Heinrich  B.,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 

Hayne  A.  P.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  722  Wash- 
ington 

Hayne  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  14  Tehama 

Hayne  Joseph  T.,  compositor  with  M.D.  Carr&  Co., 
dwl  461)  Tehama 

Hayne  Robert  Y.,  clerk  with  Pringle  &  Pringle,dwl 
535  Clav 

Haynes  Archibald  S.,  conductor  Central  R.  R.,  Awl 
463  Stevenson 

Haynes  Benjamin,  (Haynes  &  LatotonJ  res  Oak- 
land 

Haynes  Daniel,  hostler  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  673 
Howard 

Haynes  Jatnes,  laborer  Occidental  Hotel 

Haynes  John  W.,  surveyor  Occidental  Ins.  Co.,  dwl 
SW  cor  Twenty-fourth  and  Bartlett 

Haynes  Naiiiim,  mariner,  dwl 511  Lombard 

Haynes  Patrick,  laborer  New  U.  S.  Branch  Mint, 
'  dwl  cor  Twentv-third  and  Alabama 

HAYNES  THOMAS  J.,  real  estate,  office  NE  cor 
California  and  Davis,  dwl  649  Howard 

Haynes  Thomas  W.,  bricklayer,  dwl  429  Sutter 


HAYNES  &  hAWTO^, ,(Benja7nin  Haynes  and 
Orlando  Z,a?t7o»y  importers  and  jobbers  crock- 
ery and  glassware,  and  proprietors  Pacific  Plate 
Works,  611  Market,  Grand  Hotel 

Haynes. — See  Haines  and  Hanes 

Hays  Alexander,  boilermaker,  dwl  E  s  Bartlott  nr 
Twenty-sixth 

Hays  J,  W.,  waiter  What  Cheer  House 

Hays  John  T.,  driver  International  Hotel 

Hays  N.,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 

Hays  T.,  dwl  What  Cheer  Honse 

Hays  William,  blacksmith,  dwl  911  Market 

Hays.. — See  Hayes 

HaVssen  William,  livery  stable,  SE  cor  Pacific  and 

■  Taylor 

Hayt  .lames,  saddler  with  Main  &,  Winchester,  dwl 
528  Pacific 

HAYWARD  ALVINZA,  real  estate,  office  419  Cal- 
ifornia, res    San  Mateo 

Hayward  Charles  F.,  salesman  216  Battery,  dwl 
Russ  House 

Hayward  Charles  F.,  salesman  with  Main  &  Win- 
chester, dwl  Russ  House 

Hayward  George,  superintendent  Laurel  Hill  Cem- 
etery, dwl  N W  cor  Washington  and  Devisadero 

Ha v ward  James  A.,  patent  stone   dealer,   dwl  209 

■  Turk 

Hayward  Thomas  W.,  marblecutter,  1071    Market, 

dwl  Lafayette  House 
Hayward  &   Coleman,  in  liquidation,  George  M. 

Blake,  receiver,  office  414  Front 
HAYWARDS  BUILDING,  419  Cilifornia 
Hayward's    Park    Homestead    Union,    office    230 

Kearny 
Haywood  H.,  teamster  with  H.  C.  &  T.  L.  Elliot, 

dwl  NE  cor  Leavenworth  and  Tyler 
Haywood   Luther,  farmer,   dwl   W  s  Washington 

'  Avenue  nr  Howard 
Haywood  Silas,  mei'chant,  dwl  308  Leavenworth 
Haywood  William,  (colored)  jobwagon,cor  Sansom 

and  Merchant 
Haywood. — See  Heywood 

Hazard  Clement,  blacksmith  with   Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  332  Brannan 
HAZARD  POWDER   CO.,   P.  L.  Weaver  agent, 

118  Front 
Hazard  Robert,  real  estate,  dwl  551  Stevenson 
Hazard  Robert,   upholsterer  with   Frank   G.   Ed- 
wards, dwl  19  Minna 
Hazard  Sarah  T.,  dwl  244  Clementina 
Hazel  John,  laborer,  dwl  Ritch  nr  Bryant 
Hazel  John,  mason,  dwl  804  Washington 
Hazehiuist  Albert,   cabinetmaker  with   Johnson  & 

Best,  dwl  812  Jackson 
HAZELQUIST  LOUIS,  groceries  and  liquors,  814 

Jackson 
Hazelton  Asa,  fruits,  dwl  36  Tehama 
Hazelton  M.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Hazelton  Charles  H.,   porter  Pacific  Plate  Works, 

dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Hazzard  Edward,  milkman  with  Patrick  Cosgrove, 

dwl  E  s  Folsom  nr  Twenty-seventh 
Hazzard  Robert,  upholsterer  with  F.  G.   Edwards, 

dwl  79  Minna 
He  Sang  Tong  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  drugs,  650  Jackson 
He  Yek,  (Chinese)  provisions,  713  Jackson 
Heacock  Frank,  clerk  Medical  Director  Department 

California,  dwl  155  Tehama 
HEAD  ADDISON  E.,  real  estate,   office  414  Cal, 

dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Head  Edward  F.,  attorney  at  law,  office  47  Mont 

Block,  res  Oakland 
Head  Rufus  G.,  (McGinnix  &  H.)  dwl  112  Hayes 
Head  Truman,    laborer  Custom   House,    dwl   S  e 

Union  bet  Sansom  and  Montgomery 
Head  William  Y.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  res 

Oakland 
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HEADQUARTERS  MILITARY  DIVISION  PA- 
CIFIC, office  703  Market 
Headrick    Edward   C,   clerk  Pacific  Ins.  Co.,  dwl 

706  Sutter 
Heal  Joseph  W.,  sawyer  with  John  S.  Gibbs,  dwl 

226  Mission 
Heald  Chiirles  B.  (Grader  &  H.)  dwl  864  Folsom 
HEALD  EDWARD  P.,   president  Heald' s  Busi- 
ness College,  24  Post,  dwl  1028^  Folsom 
Heald  G.  L.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearnv 
Heald  John,  (Heald  &  DavUj  dwl  813  Bush 
Heald   Samuel,  engineer  with  H.  W.  Grav  &  Co., 

dwl  4-19  Minna 
HEALD  «fc  DAVIS,  (John  Heald  d;  Henry  C.  Ba- 
vin J  dentists,  office  SW  cor  Mont  and  Bush 
HEALDS  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,    Edward   P. 

Heald  president.  College  Building,  24  Post 
Healing  James,  painter,  dwl  228  Batter_v 
Healev  Anna  Miss,  seamstress,  dwl  127  Fourth 
HEALEY  CHARLES  T.,  civil  engineer,  office  601 

California,  dwl  118  Eleventh 
Healey  Dennis  A.,  boots  and  shoes,  848  Market,  dwl 

1071  Market 
Healey  Dora  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  72  Natoma 
Healey  George  H.,  drayman,  dwl  Filbert  nr  Fill- 
more 
Healey  Hugh,  stovemounter  with  Locke  &  Monta- 
gue, dwl  25  Natoma 
Healey  James  P.,  waiter  with  John  Reagan,  dwl 

Hyde  nr  Post 
Healey  John,  laborer,  dwl  20^  Harriet 
Healey  John,  laborer   dwl  22  Zoe 
Healey  John  A.,  clerk  with  Henry  G.  Langley, 

dwl  27i  Riteh 
Healey  JosephH.,  calker  Calkers'  Ass'n,  713  Mission 
Healev   Mark,  groceries  and  liquors,   cor  Zoe  and 

Welsh 
Healey  Michael,  butcher,  dwlflDupont 
Healey  Morris,  laborer,  dwl  13  Ritch 
Healey  Nicholas,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Healey  Tenence  J.,  dwl  726  Calitbrnia 
Healey  Thomas,  dravman,  dwl  930  Harrison 
Healey  Thomas,  hackmau,  cor  Third  and  Market, 

dwl  7  Everett 
Healey  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  Ws  Decatur  nr  Bryant 
Healey  William  H.,  driver  Front  St.  M.  &.  O.  R.  R., 

dwl  SE  cor  Polk  and  Austin 
HEALTH  OFFICE  CITY  AND   COUNTY,  521 

Jackson 
Healy  Anthony,  laborer,  dwl  35  Natoma 
Healy  Augusta,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  720  How 
Healy    Bartholomew,     milkranch,     Shotwell    bet 

Twenty-sixth  and  Twenty-seventh 
Healy  Charles  S.,  clerk  delivery  department  Wells, 
Fargo  &   Co.,  dwl  NW  "cor   Treat  Av  and 
Twenty-third 
Healy  Christopher  W.,  painter,  dwl  S  s  Twentieth 

bet  Dolores  and  Church 
Healy  Daniel,  sexton  First  Baptist  Church,  dwl  836 

Washington 
Healy  Dermot,  laborer,  dwl  333  Bush 
Healy  James,  carbuilder  Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R.  R., 

Leavenworth  bet  Pacific  and  Broadway 
Healy  James,  cooper  with  Flint,  Peabody  <fe  Co., 

dwl  508  Mission 
Healy  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  514  Mission 
Healy  Jeremiah,  litter,  dwl  526  Natoma 
Healy  John,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co.,  dwl 

159  Minna 
Healy  John,  laborer, dwl  Wayne  nr  San  Bruno  Road 
Healy  John,  plumber  with  Alfred  S.  Iredale 
Healy  John,  salesman,  dwl  W  s  Nevada  bet  Harri- 
son aud  Folsom 
Healy  John  N.,  blacksmith,  dwl  29  First 
Healy  Joseph,  wood  and  coal,  office  316  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  7^  Verona  Place 
Healy  Michael,  furnished  rooms,  1108  Montgomery 
Healy  Patrick,  boatbuilder,  dwl  Lombard  nr  Fill- 
more 


Healy  Patrick,  boilermaker  Risdou  Iron  Works,  dwl 

.512  Mission 
Healy  Patrick  J.,  shoemaker  with  I.  M.  Wentworth 

&  Co.,  dwl  Natoma  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Healy  Peter,  foreman  with  Storm  &  Co.,  dwl  W  s 

Bernal  bet  Serpentine  Av  and  Twenty-seventh 
Healy  Thomas,  bootmaker.  745  Folsom 
Healv  Thomas,  laborer  with  M.  H.  Turrill,    dwl 

2810  Buchanan 
Healy  William,  baker  with  Deeth,  Starr  &  Camp- 

IJell,  dwl  351  Tehama 
Healy  William,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co., 

(iwl  173  Minna 
Healy.— See  Haley,  Heley,  and  Hely 
Heaiiey  Edward,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Heaney  J.  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Heaney  John,  clerk  with  J.  R.  Gates  &.  Co.,  dwl  92 

Everett 
Heaney  John,  (Kaiie  &  H.)  dwl  514  Minna 
Heaney  Michael, driver  Central  R.  R., dwl  514  Minna 
Heany  Abraham,  patternmaker,  dwl  34  Eddy 
Heany  John,    bootmaker,    420    Jackson,   dwl  410 

Vallejo 
Heany  Thomas  H.,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S. 

Great  Republic 
Heaphy  Michael,  whiplashmaker  with  J.  C.  John- 
son &  Co.,  dwl  20  Sansom 
Heard   Frederick,  wagonmaker  with    William  I. 

Tustin,  dwl  741  Market 
Hearn  John,  carrier  Alta  California  and  Call 
Hearn  John,  clerk   with  Pope  &  Talbot,  dwl  571 

Bryant 
Hearness  Adolph,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Re- 
finery 
Hearst  George,  mining,  office  419  California,  dwl 

SW  cor  Chestnut  and  Leavenworth 
Hearst  Mining  Co.,    (Treasure   City,   Nev.)    office 

402  Montgomery 
Hearty  James,  laborer,  dwl  324  Vallejo,  rear 
Hearty  John,  (John  Hearty  &  Co. J  SE  cor  Sixth 

and  Tehama 
Hearty  John  &  Co.,  (Patrick  Hearty  J  groceries 

aiid  liquors,  SE  cor  Sixth  and  Tehama 
Hearty  Patrick,  (John  Hearty  &  Co.)  SE  cor  Sixth 

and  Tehama 
Heary  Patrick,  tracklayer  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  34 

Eddy 
Heath  Albert  M.,  clerk  with  Linforth,  Kellogg  & 

Co.,  dwl  539  Howard 
Heath  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Heath  Edward  E.,  porter  Congress  Hall 
Heath  Henry  C,  melter  S.  F.  Assaying  and  Re- 
fining Works,  dwl  416  Montgomery 
Heath  J.  A.,  bookkeeper  with  N.  B.  Edgerly  &  Co., 

dwl  424  Sansom 
Heath  James,  salesman  with  Hunter,  Wand  &  Co., 

dwl  470  Jessie 
Heath  Jemima,  (widow)  dwl  1617  Dupont 
Heath  Leander,  machinist,  dwl  N  s  Fell  nr  Polk 
Heath  Nathaniel,  mining  agent  and  oredealer,  office 

302  Montgomery,  dwl  938  Pacific 
Heath  Patrick,  milkranch,    Courtlaud  Avenue  bet 

San  Bruno  and  San  Jos6  Roads 
Heath   Richard   W.,  portwardeu  S.  F.,  office  525 

Front,  res  Oakland 
Heath  Richard  W.  Jr.,  manager  with  James  Gar- 

niss,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Heath  Simeon,  quartermaster  P.  M.  S.  S.Japan 
Heath  Tliomas,  blacksmith  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills, 

dwl   North  Point  bet   VanNess  Avenue    aud 

Polk 
Heath  William  D.,  clerk  with  J.  B.  E.  Cavallier, 

dwl  418  Leavenworth 
HEATHFIELD,  BOGEL  &  CO.,  (Edwin  Heath- 

field,    Theodore    Bogel,    John     Abramn     and 

James  E.  Carroll)   importers   aud  wholesale 

druggists,  206  and  208  Battery 
Heathfield  Edwin,  ( Healhfieli,  Bogel  &  Co.)  res 

Victoria,  B.  C. 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Straw  Hats  and  Trimmings. 


YERBA  SANTA,  the  great  Blood  Purifier,  cures  Eheumatism,  N"eurafgia  and  Gout. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [H]      DIRECTORY. 


Heatley  EH  ward  D..  (Dickson,  DeWolf  &  Co.) 
dvvl  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Chestnut 

Heaton  S.  O.,  farmer,  dwl  110  Prospect  Place 

Heavecker  Henry,  (Mulchay  &  H.J  dvvl  SE  cor 
Sixth  and  Clementina 

Heavey  Bernard,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B. 
&,  S.  Co.,  dwl  112  Jessie 

Heay  Thomas  H.,  Indian  Agent,  dwl  110  Sutter 

Hebbard  Georjre,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S. 
Great  Republic 

Heberlen  John,  sliipwright  with  David  R.  Cole- 
man, dwl  E  6  Sansom  bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 

Hebers  E.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  440  Bush 

Hebert  Leonidas,  laborer  with  G.  Venard,  dwl 
Rock  House 

HEBREW,  (weekly)  Pbilo  Jacoby  publisher  and 
proprietor,  office  420  Montgomery 

HEBREW  OBSERVER,  (weekly)  'William  Saal- 
burg  proprietor,  office  502  Montgomery 

Hecht  Abraham  E.,  ( Hecht  Bros  ^  Go. J  dwl  124 
O'Farrell 

HECHT  BROTHERS  &,  CO.,  ( Jacob.  H.,  Isaac, 
Abraham  E.,  and  Lovis  Jr.,  aiid  Lewis  Hecht) 
manufacturers,  and  wholesale  leather,  boots 
and  shoes,  and  findings,  and  agents  Boston 
Rubber  Shoe  Co.,  106  Sansom 

Hecht  Edward,  expresswagon,  cor  Green  and  Stock- 
ton, dwl  1612  Stockton 

Hecht  Fisher,  tanner  with  John  F.  King,  dwl  cor 
Eighteenth  and  Folsoni 

Hecht  Isaac,  (Hecht  Bros.  &  Co.  and  Buckingham 
&  Hecht)  dwl  124  O'Farrell 

Hecht  Jacob  H.,  (Hecht  Bros.  £(■  Co.)  res  Boston 

Hecht  Louis  Jr.,  (Hecht  Bros,  if  Co.  and  Bucking- 
ham &  H.)  dwl  124  O'Farrell 

Hecht  Marcus  H.,  salesman  with  Hecht  Bros.  & 
Co.,  dwl  124  OFarrell 

Hecken  Louis,  butcher,  dwl  28  O'Farrell,  rear 

Hecker  Adolph,  hardware,  115  Second,  dwl  564 
Howard 

Hecker  Caroline  Miss,  saleswoman  with  Norcross 
&  Co.,  dwl  1421  Taylor 

Hecker  Henry,  shoemaker,  dwl  917  Pacific 

Heckmau  Francis,  shoemaker  with  Charles  W. 
Cornor,  dwl  334  Vallejo 

Heckman  Thomas,  meat  market,  1064  Howard 

Heckmann  Hermann,  liquor  saloon  and  restaurant, 
NE  cor  Davis  and  Washington,  dwl  510  Stev 

Heck  mans  Louis  F.,  musician  California  Theater, 
dwl  1603  Dupont 

Hecox  Frank,  clerk  Medical  Directors  Office,  dwl 
155  Tehama 

Hecox  George,  barkeeper  Cal.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  stm 
Chrysopolis 

Hedgepath  John  C,  whitewasher,  dwl  842  Clay 

Hedges  B.  F\,  freight  clerk  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 
S.  S.  Orizaba 

Hedges  Frederick,  clerk,  dwl  431  Dupont 

Hedges  George  W.,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 
dwl  391  Eighth 

Hedges  William  P.,  dwl  425  Kearny 

Hedgpath  John,  carpenter,  dwl  1107  Kearny 

Hedley  James,  molder  Emph-e  Foundry,  dwl  34 
"Minna 

Hedley  Peter  D.,  insurance  agent,  dwl  W  s  Shot- 
well  nr  Twenty  First 

Hedrick  Herman,  coachmaker,  dwl  343  Jessie 

Hedriek  William,  dwl  Park  Lane 

Hee  Wau,  (Chinese)  butcher,  735  Sacraraenio 

Heeb  Piiilip,  cook,  dwl  SW  corProspect  Place  and 
Sacramento 

Heegler  Godfrey,  hairdresser  with  A.  I.  Korn,  dwl 
417  Suiter 

Heenan  Dennis,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'n, 
814  Howard 

Heenan  E.  J.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Heenan  Dennis,  groceries  and  liquors.  1020  Pacific 

Heenan  Michael,  expresswagon,  625 Davis,  dwl  311 
Pacific 


Heeny  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  Rincon  Wharf 
HeenyMaryE.,   machine  operator  with  Bucking- 
ham &  Hecht,  dwl  cor  Octaviaand  Oak 
Heenze  Leimard,    barber  with  Charles  Proscbold, 

dwl  24 J  Garden 
Heer  Rudolph,  sawyer  with  William   G.  Weir,  dwl 

1318  Dupont  nr  Vallejo 
Heerdink  John,  (Heerdink  &  Co.)  dwl  39  Langton 
Heerdink  &  Co.,    (John  Heerdink  and    Valentine 

Bavmgariner)  manuf  tobacco,  23  Seventh 
Heere  Henry,  laborer  with  Deutsch  &  Co.,  614  Clay 
Heeth  Albert,  tailor,  11  Washington 
Hefer  Charles,  baikeeper,  NE  cor  Sacramento  and 

Leidesdorff,  dwl  9  Stockton  Place 
Heffernan  Catharine  Mrs.,  groceries  and  liquors, 

SW  cor  Filbert  and  Montgomery 
Heffernan  Daniel,  machinist,  dwl  227  Second 
Heffernan  James,  tailor  with  John  Whalen,  dwl  331 

Fourth,  rear 
Heffernan  John,  long8horeman,dwl  SGoodsell  Place 
Heffernan  Michael,  barkeeper,  37  Sutter,  dwl  120 

Eddy 
Heffernan  Patnck,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Filbert  and 

Montgomery 
Heffernan  William,  hostler  with  Stuart  A.  Winall, 

dwl  109  Minna,  rear 
Heffernon  John  J.,  apprentice  with  Charles  Wat- 
ers, dwl  182  Stevenson 
Heffernon  Michael,  tailor,  dwl  182  Stevenson,  rear 
Heffline  John,  gardener,  dwl  8  Brooks 
Heffran  Patrick,  boarding  stable,   N  s  Market  bet 

Front  and  Davis 
Heffron    Daniel,  machinist  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl 

Second  Street  House 
Heffron  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf 
Heffti  Henfy,    waiter   Cliff    House,   Point    Lobos 

Road 
Hegeman  Samuel,  insurance  agent,  dwl  214  Powell 
Hegle  Nicholas,  bricklayei' Bricklayers'  Association, 

234  Sutter 
Hegstou  Charles,  carriagetrimmer  with   Pollard  & 

Carviil.dwl  E  s  Battery  nr  Jackson 
Heichimer  Leopold,  butcher  with  Valentine  Weich, 

871  Mission 
Heick  Christian,  boots  and  shoes,  508  Fourth 
Heider  Christopher^  (Heider  &  Hilherer)  dwl  349 

Minna 
Heider  &  Hilherer,  (Christopher  Heider  and  Phil- 
ip Hilberer )  hairdressing  saloon,  310  Bush 
Heidhoff  Albert  H.,  proprietor  Colton's  Building, 

220  Third 
Heidinger  Charles  F.,  steward  with  Wiliam  W.  Ha- 

ney,  dwl  508  Broadway 
Heidkamp   Conrad,   carpenter  H.  C.   League,  128 

Kearny 
Heidtmann  Christopher,  barkeeper,  NW  cor  Kearny 

and  Washington 
Heier  John,  laborer  with  Cal.  Com.  and  M.  Co.,  dwl 

cor  Pierce  and  Chesnut 
Heier  Joseph,  hostler  with  J.    H.   Swain,  dwl   417 

Folsom 
Heil  Constantine,  confectioner  with  Hemme  &  Ren- 
ter, dwl  112  Morton 
Heilbronn  A.,  salesman  with  Wolf  Caro,   dwl   J 02 

Morton 
Heilderstou  J.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Heilemann  Frank,  driver  with  Werner  &  Happers- 

berger,  20  Belden 
Heilmann  James  H.,  superintendent  California  Soap 

Works,  dwl  708  Brannan 
Heilrath  John,  blacksmith  with  Will  &  Finck,  dwl 

9i  Welsh 
Heim  Franz,  shoemaker  with  Maass  &  Israel,  dwl 

10  Stockton  Place 
Heim  John,  baker,  dwl  21  Stockton  Alley 
Heim  John  G.,  (Ruh  Sf  H.)  dwl  21  Stockton  Place 
Heimna  Isaac,  clothing,  40  Jackson 
Heimbockel   Henry,  fireman  with  Martin  Mangels 

&  Co.,  dwl  SE  cor  Lombard  and  Tavlor 


Sefore  the  evil  dayinaure  in  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  p.  VA.N  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  FurnisMng  Goods, 


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Heimbrockei'    F. ,   workman  California   Sugar  Ee- 

liiiery,  SW  cor  Eifrhth  and  Brannan 
Heinibiirg  Emil,    (Hoops  &  H.J  dwl  N  a  Jackson 

bet  Ddvis  and  Dfnnim 
Heimburjir  EvaS.  Mrs.,  dwl  Continental  Hotel 
Heiinburg  Louis,   barkeeper,  62   Ualleck,  dwl  75 

Vincent 
Heinierle  Frederick,  shoemaker,  dwl  W  8  Nevada 

bet  Folsom  and  Hnrrison 
Heimrath  Joiiu,  furrier  with  H.  Liebes  &  Co.,  dwl 

435  Pine 
Heims  Louis,  cabinetmaker,  753  Mission 
Hein  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  I'i  Eddy 
Hein  George,  butcher  with  Billis  &  Bowen,  dwl  17 

Louisa 
Hein  George,  lather,  dwl  113  Prospect  Place 
Hein  George,  fj.  G.  Hein  SonsJ  uwl  13  Eddy 
Hein  J.  G.  Sons,  (John  and   George  HeiuJ  import- 
ers leather,  shoelindings,  etc.,  41() Battery 
Hein  John,  fJ.  G.  Hciu  SonsJ  dwl  465  Minna 
Heinau    Micliael,    butter,     clieese,    eggs,    etc.,    21 

Metropolitan  Market,  dwl  512  Biisli 
Heine  Adolph,  candy  manufacturer,  507  Washington 
Heineberg  Abraham,  insurance  agent,  office  25  Bat- 
tery, dwl  7  Seventh 
Heineberg  B.,  drygoods,  cor  Sixteenth   and  Val- 
encia 
Heiuernan  Harry    M.,    necktie    manufactoiy,  311 

Pine,  dwl  306  Sansom 
Heineiiian  Samuel,  stockbroker,  819  Mongomery 
Heines  Moses,  bookkeeper,  dwl  527  Pine 
Heinholdt  Michael,  tanner,  dwl  Mission  nr  Santa 

Clara 
Heiniger  Augustus,  cook,  dwl  1  Stockton  Alley 
Heiiiimann  Michael,  physician,  office  804  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  N  s  Fourteenth  bet  Howard  and  Fol 
Heinle  Henry,  cook,  607  Sac,  dwl  442  Bush 
Heiurich  Rudolph,  porter,  332  Montgomery,  dwl  215 

Sansom 
Heinrichs  Carl,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Heins  Conrad,  ( Heins  Sf  SilvaJ  dwl  1407  Stockton 
Heins  Diedrich,  clerk  with  Martin  Tiedemann,  dwl 

SW  cor  Polk  and  Hayes 
Heins  George,  dwl  815  Clay 
Heins  Herman,  f  Heins  &  Eden)  dwl  1111  Mont 
Heins  Joseph,  meat  market,  SE  cor  Sixth   and  Har 
Heins  Richard  L.,  dwl  103  Powell 
Heins   William,    groceries    and    liquors,    NE    cor 

Union  and  Larkin,  dwl  cor  Hyde  and  Filbert 
Heins  &  Eden,  (Herman  Heins  and.  John  Eden) 

groceries  and    liquors,  NW  cor  Battery  and 

Vallejo 
Heins  &  Sil  va,^Co«rrtii  Heins  and  Manuel  L.Silva) 

hairdressers,  1407  Stockton 
Heins^enbeiger  C,   carpenter  H.   C.  League,   128 

Kearny 
Heinsohn  Henry,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Heintz  Frederick, shoemaker  with  Beez&  de  Longe, 

dwl  228  Stevenson 
Heinz  Coiu-ad,  barkeeper,  dwl  638  Pacific 
Heinz    George,  bookkeeper  with  Jacob  J.  Heinz, 

dwl  236  Sutter 
Heinz  Henry,  hairdresser,  3  Washington,  dwl  NW 

cor  Union  and  Hyde 
Heinz  Jacob,  hairdresser,   507  Jackson,   dwl  236 

Sutter 
HEIXZ  JACOB  J.,  proprietor  Sutter  St.  House,  236 

and  238  Suiter 
Heinz  Philip,  cigars  and  tobacco,  NE  cor  Front  and 

Sacramento,  dwl  445  Jessie 
Heinze  Moritz,  cabinetmaker  with  Schreiber,  Rohr 

&  Co.,  dwl  412  Tehama 
Heinzenberger  Joseph,  porter  with  J.  &  J.  Spru- 

aiice,  dwl  717  Union 
Heinzenberger  Julius  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  717  Union 
Heise  Charles,   blacksmith   with  J.  H.  Lawton  &c 

Co.,  dwl  1149  Folsom 
Heise  Charles  Edward,  clerk  with  Charles  Baum, 

dwl  516  Third 


Heiser  Jacob,  cabinetmaker  with  Kragen  &  Geis- 
haker,  dwl  4  Jasper  Place 

Heissenberg  Conrad,  shooting  gallery,  913  Kearny, 
dwl  433  Broadway 

Heissenbuttel  Henry,  clerk  with  Charles  White,  W 
8  Georgia  nr  Sierra 

Heissner  Frank,  carpenter,  dwl  258  Tehama 

Heisterberch  Frank,  clerk,  dwl  303  O'Farrell 

Heitman  Frederick,  cabnietmaker  with  Gustave 
Erlin,  dwl  cor  Bryant  and  Fourth 

HEITMAN  HENRY,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW 
cor  Bryant  and  Dora 

Heitman  H.  J.,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 

Heitmann  Caroline  C.  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  38 
Rausch 

Heitmann  Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 
Fourth  and  Bryant 

Heitmann  H.  H..,  (H.  Menke  &  Go.)  dwl  W  8  Kear- 
ny bet  Vallejo  and  Broadway 

Heitmann  John,  confectioner  with  Rothschild  & 
Elireupfort,  dwl  SW  cor  Franklin  and  Fulton 

Heitmann  Nicholas,  drayman,  dwl  307  Fulton 

Heitmollar  Ferdinand,  blacksmith  with  J.  B.  Kemp, 
dwl  423  Bush 

Heitmuller  Henry,  bakery,  420  Brannan 

HeitmuUer  William,  baker  with  H.  Heitmuller,  420 
Brannan 

HEITSHU  SAMUEL,  (Redington,  Hostetter  & 
Co.  y  dwl  425  Geary 

HEITZEBERG  PAUL,  proprietor  L'Avenir  Na- 
tional, office  603  Washington,  dwl  427  Turk 

Heizman  Christine  Mrs.,  hattrimmer,  dwl  815  Val- 
lejo 

Heiztnan  John,  watchmaker,  408  Commercial,  dwl 
403  Pell 

Helbing  August,  (Helbing  &  Straus)  dwl  1409  Pow 

HELBING  &  STRAUS,  (August  Helbing  and 
Emanuel  Straus)  importers  and  jobbers  crock- 
ery, glassware,  cutlery,  plated  ware,  etc.,  NE 
cor  Battery  and  Pine 

Helbush  Frederick,  sashmaker  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe, 
dwl  4  Thomson  Avenue 

Held  Bernhard,  f  Held  Brothers)  dwl  426  Eddy 

HELD  BROTHERS,  f  Bernhard.  Simon  and  Da- 
vid) importers  and  jobbers  millinery  and  straw 
goods,  1  Sutter  cor  Market 

Held  David,  fHeld  Brothers)  dwl  426  Eddy 

Held  Ernest,  hairdressing  saloon  and  baths,  230 
Bush,  dwl  611  Stevenson 

Held  George,  hairdressiny  and  bathing  saloon. 
Grand  Hotel,  dwl  163  Tehama 

Held  Louis  S.,  clerk  Orleans  Hotel 

Held  Simon,  (Held  Brothers)  res  New  York 

Heley  John,  tailor  with  J.  L.  Brooks,  dwl  SW  cor 
California  and  Larkin 

Helfricht  Charles,  shoemaker,  dwl  2015  Mission 

Helges  George,  watchman  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  steamer 
Amador 

Helgoth  Henry,  plasterer,  dwl  353  Minna 

Helios,  landscape  photographer,  12  Montgomery 

Helke  Charles,  saddler,  549  Fourth,  dwl  529  B'ourth 

Hell  Frederick,  clerk,  dwl  228  Bush 

Hellbeck  Charles,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 
dwl  Hansa  House 

Hellens  Louis,  cook  Sacramento  Hotel 

Heller  Charles,  bootmaker,  E  s  Folsom  nr  Sixteenth 

Heller  Charles  L.,  ( Falkenstein  <fc  Co.)  dwl  1628 
Stockton 

Heller  Emanuel,  salesman  with  L.  &  M.  Sachs  & 
Co.,  dwl  W  s  Leavenworth  nr  Geary 

Heller  Frank,  driver  Lyons'  Brewery,  dwl  815 
Greenwich 

Heller  Jacob,  compositor  California  Demokrat,  dwl 
613  Kearny 

Heller  Jonas,  ( M.  Heller  &  Brothers)  res  New  York 

Heller  K.,  dwl  1827  Howard 

HELLER  M.  &  'RUOTRER^/ Martin  and  Jonas) 
importers  and  jobbers  dry  goods,  112  and  114 
Sansom 


JONBS,  PUIiLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Pocket  CuUery  and  Scissors. 


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Heller  Martin,   (M.  Heller  &  Brothers)  dwl  117 

Jones 
Heller  Moses,  (M.  Heller  &  Brothers)  dwlll9  Jones 
Heller  Samuel,  salesman  with  L.  &  M.  Sachs  &  Co., 

dwl  W  8  Leavenworth  nr  Geary 
Heller  William,  ( L.  &  M.  Sachs  &   Co.)  res  New 

York 
Hellerniann  C.  H.,  tailor,  5  Morton 
Hellert  Frederick,  teacher  drawing,  dwl  19  Silver 
Helley  Divid  J.,  plumber,  dwl  71Vt  Market 
HelliiiK  Frederick,    drayman,   SE  cor  Davis  and 

Wasljiiigtoii,  dwl  81(i  Ellis 
Hellman  Henri  J.,  collector,  office  320  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  923  Folsom 
Hellman  Henry,  laborer  Mason's  Brewery,  dwl  620 

Lombard,  rear 
HELLMANN  BROTHERS  &.  CO.,  (Richard, 
Edward  and  George  Hellman,  and  Adolplms 
Ehrho'u)  importers,  commission  merchants, 
and  agents  Hamburg  Board  of  Underwriters, 
S  W  cor  Jackson  and  Front,  room  7 
Hellmann  Edward,  ( Hellmann  Brothers  &  Go.)  res 

London,  England 
Hellmann  George,   (Hellmann  Brothers  &  Co)  res 

Tacna,  Peru 
Hellmann  Richard,   (Hellmann  Brothers  &   Co.) 

dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Hellwig  Christian,  buckskin  tanner,  S  b  Serpentine 

Av  nr  Mission 
Hellwig  Frederick,  (Hellwig  &   Hilpert)   dwl  SE 

cor  Dupont  and  Morton 
Hellwig  Henry,  tanner  with  Christian  Hellwig,  dwl 

S  s  Serpentine  Avenue  nr  Mission 
Hellwig  &  Hilpert,  (Frederick  Hellwig  and  Leon- 
ard Hilpert)  bakery,  SE  cor  Dupont  and  Morton 
Hellwig — See  Helwig' 

Helly ,  dwl  719  Market 

Helman  Jacob,  manager  cloak  department  J.  W. 

Davidson  &  Co.,  dwl  995  Market 
Helman  William  M.,  clerk  with  Blyth  &  Wether- 
bee,  dwl  99.5  Market 
Helmer  Andrew,  carpenter,  dwl  618  Post 
Helmer  Carl,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Centre  nr  Potrero  Av 
Helmer  Charles,  laborer  S.  V.  Water  Co. 
Helmer  Frederick,  reservoir  keeper   S.   V.   Water 

Works 
Helmer  Julius,  cabinetmaker    with  James  Eastou, 

dwl  1004  Suiter 
Helmer  William,  trimmer  with  Lockhart  &  O'Brien, 

dwl  729  Market 
Helmering  Clement  A.,  (Helmering  &  Plege)  NW 

cor  Post  and  Taylor 
HELMERING  &  PLEGE,  (Clement  A.    Helmer- 
ing and  Henry  Plege)   groceries  and  liquors, 
NW  cor  Post  and  Taylor 
Helmers  Nils  S.,  teacher  music,  dwl  6  Haggin 
Helmin  Hermann,  clerk  with  Henry  Knoche,    dwl 

423  Third 
Helrake  William,  groceries,  dwl  226  Minna 
HELMKEN  J.  THEODORE,  importer  and  retail 
hardware,  516  Kearny,  (and  J.  T.  Helmken  4* 
Co.;  dwl  1223  Clav 
HELMKEN  J.  THEODORE   &   CO.,   wholesale 

hardware,  517  Market 
Helms  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  NE   cor  Battery  and 

Green 
Helms  Henry  W.,  groceries  and  liquors,   SW  cor 

Sixth  and  Mission,  dwl  517  Minna 
HELMS  JOHN  E.  A.,  groceries  and  liquors,    18 

Seventh 
Helstrup  Edward,  botcher,  dwl  167  Perry 
HELVETIA  HOTEL,  August  Pujol  propnetor, 431 

and  433  Pine 
Helvey  Martin,  workman  Selby's  Smelting  Works, 

North  Beach 
Helwell  Samuel,  barkeeper,  dwl  1622  Powell 
Hely  James  W.,  dwl  Meacham  Place 
Hely  John  R.,  bookkeeper  Union  Mutual  Life   In- 
surance Co.,  dwl  1017  Howard 


Hemans  Domingo,  cook,  dwl  528  Bush,  rear 
Hemeuway  Henry  C,  bookkeeper  with  Hemenway 

&  Merrill,  dwl   N  s   Lombard   bet   Jones   and 

Leavenworth 
Hemenway  Sylvester,  (Hemenway  &  Merrill)  dwl 

N  s  Lombard  bet  Jones  and  Leavenworth 
Hemenway  &  Merrill,  (Sylvester  Hemenway   and 

Alva  1).  Merrill)  wholesale  groceries  and  pro- 
visions, NW  cur  Davis  and  Sacramento 
Heminez  Antonio,  ciijarmaker,  613  Pairific 
Henime    August,  (Riehn,  H.  &  Co.)  dwl    SW  cor 

California  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Hemme  houis,  ( Hemme  &  Renter)  dwl  160  O'Far- 

rell 
Hemme  &   Renter,   (houis  Hemme  and    William 

Renter)  German  Bakery,  27  Kearny 
Hemmelberg  Henry,  baker,  114  Third 
Hemmelmann  Daniel,    contractor,    dwl    NW    cor 

Washington  and  Fillmore 
Hemmenway  William,  carriagepainter  with  Milo  P. 

Holmes,  dwl  lOOj  Mission 
Hemmenway  William  P.,  carpenter,  dwl   S  s  Bush 

bet  Franklin  and  Gough 
Hemmer  Albert,  liarnessmaker,   dwl  SE  cor  Fulton 

and  Octavia 
Hemmer  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  530  Kearny 
Hempel  A,  H.,  wheelwright,  dwl  1420  Pacittc 
Hempel  Herman  E.,  shoemaker,  417  Sutter 
Hemphill  J.  H.,  waiter  International  Hotel 
Hemphill  John  Rev.,  pastor  Calvary  Church,  dwl 

Grand  Hotel 
Hemprich  Louis,  hairdresser  with  Henry  W.  Stable, 

dwl  741  Broadway 
Hena  Patrick,  waiter  International  Hotel 
Henarie  D.  V.  B.,  (Edward  Martin  &  Co.)  dwl 934 

Pine 
Henay  Jane  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  73  Natoma 
Hencke  Hermann,  (  Von  Ronn  Hf  Co.)  dwl  827  Val- 

lejo 
Hencke  William,  (William  Hencke  &  Co.)  dwl  238 

Sixth 
HENCKE  WILLIAM  &  CO..  (August  Pistolesi) 

groceries    and   liquors,  SW   cor    Dupont   and 

Washington 
Hencken  Claus,  (Rosenberg  &  Co.)  dwl  11  Valpa- 
raiso 
Hencken  John,  driver  with  E.  A.  Engelberg,  dwl 

Filbert  bet  Stockton  and  Dupont 
Hencken  John,  expressman,  dwl  1624  Dupont,  rear 
Hencken  Martin,  clerk  with  M.  Brunings,  dwl  SW 

cor  Third  and  Mission 
Hencken  Martin,  (Henry  Brickwedel  4"    Co.)   dwl 

633  Minna 
HENCKEN  WILLIAM  A.,  groceries  and  liquors, 

417  Third 
Hendee  Edward  B.,  dwl  641  Market 
HendeeM.  H.,  (widow)  dwl  2006  Bush 
Hendee    Upham   Mrs.,  clairvoyant    and  magnetic 

physician,  641  Market 
Hendei  William,  laborer,  dwl  516  Hayes 
Henderson  Alexander  H.,  laundry,  dwl  614  Ellis 
Henderson  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Henderson  Daniel,  carpenter,  dwl  896  Front 
Henderson  David  M.,  broommaker  with  Roesler  &. 

Harwood,  dwl  314  Post 
Henderson  David  M.,  bookkeeper  with  Sather  & 

Co.,  res  Oakland 
Henderson  Duncan,  blacksmith  with  T.  D.  Lamer, 

dwl  S  s  Twenty-second    bet  Howard  and  Shot 
Henderson  Edward,  clerk,  dwl  Coso  House 
Henderson  Edward,  stonecutter  Odd  Fellows'  Cem- 
etery, dwl  Point  Lobos  Road  nr  Odd  Fellows' 

Cemetery 
Henderson  I^rank,  (Kelly,  H.  &  Gilcrist)  dwl  1008 

Bush 
Henderson  Hiram,  pressman  with  Francis  &  Valen- 
tine, dwl  219  Green 
Henderson  H.  W.,   carpenter  H.    C.   League,  128 

Kearny 


Detached  DweUinga  insured  for  a  term  of  years  by  the  PEOPIiES, 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  White  Shirts. 


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Henderson  James,  deputy  superintendent  Odd  Fel- 
lows' Cemetery,  dwl  Point  Lobos  Road  nr  Odd 

Fellows'  Cemetery 
Henderson  .rMnies,  machinist  Pacific  Iron  Works, 

dwl  31  Clara 
Henderson  James  S.,  landscape   gardener,  dwl   N  s 

Nineteenth  nr  Noe 
Henderson  James  W.,  sashmaker  with  D.  A.  Mac- 

donald  &  Co.,  dwl  29  First 
Henderson  John,  clerk,  dwl  118  Fourth 
Henderson  John,   foreman  Women's  Cooperative 

Union,  dwl  5-.i0  Taylor 
Henderson  John,  master  mariner,  dwl  19  Twelfth 
Henderson  John  Jr.,  wood  and  coal,  836  Washing- 
ton, dwl  NW  cor  Twenty-first  and  Shotwell 
Henderson  John  F.,  bookkeeper,  114  Montgomery, 

dwl  -JlGBuah 
Henderson  Joseph,   carpenter  H.   C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Henderson  Justus,  (Marion  &  H.)  dwl  242  Fremont 
Henderson  Louis,  clerk  with  John  Miller,  dwl  NW 

cor  Eigiilh  and  Natoma 
Henderson  M.,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Pacific 
Henderson  Mary  A.,  (widow)  dwl  324  Green 
Henderson  Neil,  blacksmith,  dwl  319  Fourth 
Henderson  Robert,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

315i  Third 
Henderson  Samuel,  drygoods,  844  Market,  dwl  352 

Jessie 
Henderson  Thomas,  stevedore,  dwl  N  s  Greenwich 

bet  Siiusom  and  Montgomery 
Henderson  Thomas  D.,  farmer,  dwl  NE  cor  Mission 

and  Twenty-third 
Henderson  William,  salesman,  128  Third,  dwl  216 

Stevenson 
Henderson  William,  solicitor  Union  Ins.  Co.,  416 

California,  dwl  International  Hotel 
Hendey  M.  W.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,128  Kearny 
Hendley  Aaron  C,  (Heywood  &  H.)  dwl  19  Pros- 
pect Place 
Hendley  George  W.,  bookkeeper  with  Wooeter  & 

Shattnck,  dwl  19  Prospect  Place 
Hendren  Janies  R.,  clerk  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery 

Co.,dwl5Tay 
Hendrick  Samuel  B.,  (S.  B.  Eendrick  <fc  Co.)  dwl 

S  8  Suiter  bet  Webster  and  Fillmore 
Hendrick  S.  B.  &  Co.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  413  Mont 
Hendricks  Charles,  dwl  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Pac 
Hendiicks  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  51  Everett 
Hendricks  Elizabeth  C,   (widow)  furnished  rooms, 

619  Stevenson 
Hendricks  Henry,  seaman,  dwl  241  Fremont 
Hendricks  James  D.,  hotel  proprietor,  dwl  Overland 

House 
Hendricksen  Jules,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Heudrickson  Edward,  waiter  with  Frank  Johnson, 

dwl  Coso  House 
Hendrickson   Henry,    stationeiy,    Washington  nr 

Sausora,  dwl  Davis  bet  Washington  and  Clay 
Hendrickson  Henry  W.,  special  policeman,  dwl  214 

Powell 
Hendrickson  William,  dwl  Russ  House 
Hendrie  .1.  W.,  merchant,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Hendry  Charles  J.,  salesman  with  G.  M.  Josselyn, 

dwl  565  Howard 
Hendry  EmmaS.,  (widow)  dwl  30  Silver 
Hendry  Howland,  porter  with  G.  M.  Josselyn,  38 

Market 
Hendry  James,  fireman  steamtug  Wizard,   Wash- 
ington St  Wharf 
Hendry  William,  engineer  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co., 

dwl  Lombard  nr  Webster 
Hendry  William  M.,  shipsmith,  dwl  314  Brannan 
Hendy  James,  drayman,  412  Front,  dwl  1818  Powell 
Hendy  James  H.,  special  policeman,  dwl  415  Har 
Hendy  Joshua-  proprietor  Hendy's  Concentrators 
and  Circular  Saw  Mills,  etc.,  NE  cor  ITirst  and 
Mission,  dwl  40  Minna 


Henefin  Mary,  (widow)   dwl  SE  cor  Jackson  and 

Drumm 
Henery  John,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'n, 

814  Howard 
Heney  Amy,  (widow)  dwl  463  Bryant 
Heney  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  242  Fremont,  rear 
Heney  Julia  Miss,  assistiint  teacher  Drumm  St.  Pri- 
mary School,  dwl  24  Mary 
Henev  Richard  Jr.,  (  William  J.  Heney  &  Co. J  dwl 

12J  Sherman 
Heney  Riciiard  Sen.,   (William  J.  Heney  &   Co.) 

dwl  24  Mary 
Heney  William,  vcood  and  ivoiytumer,  411  Mission, 

dwl  756  Harrison 
Henev  William  J.,  (William  J.  Heney  &  Co.)  dwl 

338  Turk 
Heney  William  J.  &  Co.,  (Richard  Sen.  and  Rich- 
ard Heney  Jr.)  furniture   and    bedding,    725 

Market 
Hengus  John,  barber,  SW  cor  Michigan  and  Shasta 
Henicke  Williiim,  compositor  with  Stei'ett  Printing 

Co.,  dwl  118  Austin 
Henkin  Fred.,  clerk   with  J.  H.  Schroder,  dwl  330 

Vallejo 
Henley  John,  contractor,  dwl  704  Folsom 
Henley  William,  (H.  Epstein  <&  Co.)  res  Chicago 
Henly  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Henn  John  H.,  salesman  with  Stone  &  Hayden,  dwl 

13  Powell 
Henne  John,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Twenty-fifth  and  Bry- 
ant 
Henue  Kasper,  laborer,  dwl  338  Bush 
Henne  William,  bottler  with  Erzgraber  &  Goetjen, 

dwl  321^  O'Farrell 
Henneberry  Andrew,  laborer,  dwl  9  Gaven 
Henueberi'y  Michael,  ciirtman,  dwl  63U  Ellis 
Henneberry  P.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Heunell  Abey  i\I.,  (widow)  dwl  74  Clementina 
Heunenfeld   Peter,  clerk  with  Joseph   Wores,  dwl 

607  Washington 
Hennesen   Annie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  NW  cor 

Broadway  and  Kearny 
Hennessey  James,  bookkeeper,  dwl  743  Piue 
Hennessey  James,  laborer  with  M.  H.  Turrill,  dwl 

2810  feuchanan 
Hennessey  James,  paperhanger  with   George   W. 

Clark 
Hennessey  John,  marblpworker,dwl  531  Geary,  rear 
Hennessey    Martin,     mi rble worker     with     John 

Daniel  &  Co.,  dwl  23.3  Jessie 
Hennessey  Robert,  longshoreman,  dwl  531  Fourth 
Hennessey  William,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

30  Hunt 
Hennessey  William,  tailor,  dwl  28  Hunt 
Hennessy*  Andrew,  stonecutter,  dwl  511  O'Farrell, 

rear 
Hennessy  Catherine  Mrs.,  dwl  10  Anthony 
Hennessy  Daniel,  laborer  Golden  Gate   Sugar  Re- 
finery 
Hennessy    David,  teamster,  dwl  W  s  Eighth  nr 

Tehama 
Hennessy  Edward,  cooper  with  T.  F.  Neagle  &  Co., 

dwl  668  Mission 
Hennessy  Fanny,  (widow)  dwl  677  Mission 
Hennessy  Henry,  freightclerk  P.  M.  8.  S.  Japan 
Hennessy  James,  clerk,  234  Mont,  dwl  lfl7  Sansom 
Hennessy  James,  laborer  with  James  McDevitt,  dwl 

W  8  Sansom  nr  Vallejo 
Hennessy  John,  carpenter,  dwl  568  Mission 
Hennessy  John,  (P.  Hennexsy  &   Bro.)  dwl  426 

Natoma 
Hennessy  Maurice,  tanner  with  Pati'ick  O'Rourke, 

res  Oakland 
Hennessy  Michael,  cooper  with  William  D.  Frisbie, 

dwl  316  Beale,  rear 
Hennessy  Michael,  gardener,  dwl  SW  cor  Sixth  and 

Howard 
Hennessy  Michael,    laborer,    dwl    E  s  Jones   nr 

O'Farrell 


JONES,  FUIiIiMAN  &  CO.,  116  SaoBom  Street.  Forte  Monnaies  and  Beticulea- 


EEDIWOTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Headquarters  for  Druggists  on  the  Pacific  Coast. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [H]      DIRECTOKY. 


Hemiessy  Micbael,  laborer  with  J.  P.  Riordan,  dwl 

640  Minna 
Henneb'sy  P.  &  Bro.,  (John  Henneasy )  wood,  coal, 

feed  and  boarding  stable,  751  Mission 
Henneesy  Patrick,  laf)orer,  dwl  15  Hairison  Av 
Heunessy  Patrick,  (P.  Heiinessy  d,  Bro.)  dwl  751 

Mission 
Hennessy  Peter,  treasurebox  maker,  510  Front,  dwl 

S  Busli  betBroderick  and  Baker 
Hennessy  Robert,  laborer  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl 

53  Fourth 
Hennessy  Thomas,  tanner  with  Rafferty  &  Meyer, 

dwl  W  s  Shotwell  nr  Eitchteentli 
Hennessy  William,  janitor  Mission  Grammar  School 
Heuni  John,  upholsterer,  dwl  712  Bush 
Hennicker  Madeline    Miss,  dressmaker,    dwl    705 

Valiejo 
Hennicker  Nicolaus,  laborer  witli  Taylor  &  Bendel, 

dwl  Valiejo  nr  Stockton 
Hennig  J.  G.,  laborer,  dwl  Presidio  Road  nr  U.  S 

Reservation 
Hennig  VVillium  A.,  machinist,  dwl  205  Dupont 
Henniiig    Otto,   oil  manufacturer   with    Allyne    & 

White,  dwl  515  Chestnut 
Henninger  Charles,  tanner,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Henninger  Godfrey,  shoemaker,  NE  cor  Polk  and 

Austin 
Hennings  Casper,  laborer  with  Eberhart  «fe  Lach- 

mau,  dwl  338  Bush 
Hennings   Frederick,  (Reinecke  &  H.)  dwl  SW  cor 

Stockton  and  Valiejo 
Henningsen  Hans,  miner,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Henny  John,  liquor  and  billiard  saloon,  423  Kearny, 

dwl  62)  California 
Henrahan  James,  laborer  with  John  Smith,  dwl 

435   Pine 
Henrecksen  Nicholas,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  617  Davis 
Henretta  John,  teamster  with  Isidor  Gutte 
Henrice   Henry,   waiter  Bank  Exchange,  dwl  105 

Montgomery  Block 
Henrich  Louis,  painter,  dwl  147  Post 
Henrichs  Gerhard,  dwl  417  Bush 
Henrichs  Henry,  blacksmith  with  Phelps  Brothers, 

dwl  417  Bush 
Henrici  Ernest,  (IJenrici  Sf  Brand)  dwl  22  Annie 
Henrici   Herman   C,    with  Schafer  &  Co.,  dwl  203 

Leavenworth 
Henrici  cSz.  Brand,  (Ernest  Henrici  and  Herman  J. 

Brand)  manufacturing  jewelers,  605  Sac 
Henrickson  Christien,  machinist  with  J.  G.  lis,  dwl 

57  Jessie 
Henrickson  Fred,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Henriksen   Bernhart  A.,   draftsman   with  Prosper 

Huerne,  dwl  328  Kearny 
Henriques  David,  stockbroker,  office  506  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  331  Kearny 
Henriques  Joseph  S.,  (colored)  porter  Chollar  Po- 

tosi  Mining  Co.,  dwl  1510  Mason 
Heurix  Edward,   captain  schooner  Josephine  Will- 

cutt,  pier  13  Steuart 
Henry  Alice  Mrs.,  dwl  709  Mission 
Henry  Alfred  K.,  clerk,  332  Montgomeiy,  dwl  318 

Jones 
Henry   Augustin,  cook,  824  Washington,  dwl  SW 

cor  Broadway  and  Dupont 
Henry  Augustus  M.,  bookkeeper  with  Howe  &  Hall, 

dwl  749  Howard 
Henry   Charles  A.,  vice  president  Rocky  Mountain 

Coal   Co.,  office  440  California,  res  Evauston, 

W^yoming  Tei'ritory 
Henry  Charles  D.,   carriagepainter,  29  Eddy,  dwl 

928  Pine 
Henry  Charles  N.,  clerk,  330  Montgomery 
Henry   Frederick,  machine  hand  California  Mills, 

dwl  307  Seventh 
Henry  F.  T.,  captain  bark  Oregon,  pier  17  Steuart 
Henry  Henry  A.  Rev.,  Rabbi  Stockton  Street  Syna- 
gogue, dwl  318  Jones 
Henry  James,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 


Henry  James  E.,  clerk  with  Frederick  Drury,  dwl 

742  Market 
Henry  John,   laborer,  dwl  N  s  Oak  bet  Buclianan 

and  W^ebster 
Henry  John,  seaman,  dwl  815  HaiTison,  rear 
Henry  John  B.,  boarding  and  saloon,  512  Fourth 
Henry  John  W.,  wood  and  coal,  1626  Powell 
Henry  Joseph,  wood  and  coal,  and  agent  Sonoma 

Packet  Line,  Market  St.  Wharf,  dwl  2.53  Jessie 
Henrv  L.  J.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and  dwl 

745  Clay      ' 
Henry  L.  M.,  engineer,  dwl  639  Valiejo 
Henry  Samuel,  auctioneer,  dwl  528  Tehama 
Henry  Samuel  H.,  f  Fnlverman  4"  H-)  attorney  at 

law,  office  712  Mont,  dwl  527  Greenwich 
Henry   Samuel   P.,  engineer   Pacific  Oil  and  Lead 

Works,  dwl  NW  cor  Berry  and  Third 
Henry  S.  E.  Mi's.,  actress,  dwi  524  Pine 
Henry  Simon,  architect,  dwl  1519  Stockton 
Heury   Svlvanus  H.,  with  Samuel  E.  Oakley,  dwl 

205  Turk 
Henry  Thomas,  milkman,  dwl  311  Fell 
Henry  William,  barkeeper  Golden  Age  Hotel,  127 

Pacific 
Henry  William,  (colored)  bootblack,  649  Merchant, 

dwl  N  s  Pacific  bet  Stockton  and  Powell 
Henry  William,   hostler  with  Smith  &  Smith,  dwl 

342  Brannan 
Henry  William,  laborer,  dwl  415  Brannan 
Henry  William,  shipping  clei'k,dwl  SV\'  cor  Broad- 
way and  Dupont 
Henry    William,   wharfinger  Hobbs'  Wharf,   dwl 

51(4  Brannan 
HENRY   \\\  WARNER,  wholesale  groceiies,  502 

Sansom,  dwl  NE  cor  Geary  and  Stockton 
Henshaw   Joshua   S.,  (A.  Klopenstme  &  (Jo.)  dwl 

506  Powell 
Henshilwood  Thomas  R.,  salesman,  7  Montgomery, 

dwl  W  s  Steiuer  nr  Hayes 
Hensick  Margai-el,  (widow)  dwl  302  Union 
Hensler  Arnold,  brewer  with  John  J.   Streuli,  dwl 

414  Dupont 
Hensler  Jacob,  driver  with  John  J.  Streuli,  dwl 

414  Dupont 
Hensley  Frederick,  laborer  with  Lyon  &  Co.,  dwl 

248  Minna 
Hensley  George,  bookkeeper  with   Albert  H.   Su- 

plee,  dwl  524  Geaiy 
Hensley  Isaac  L.,  expresswagon,  dwl  E  s  Sixth  bet 

Bryant  and  Brannan 
Hensley   Samuel  J.,  Jr.,  advertising   agent   with 

Keyt&Co.,  dwl  54  Third 
Hensley  William  D.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  220 

Lombard 
Henson  William,  master  mariner,  dwl  10  Sixth 
HENT  REUBEN  W.,  attorney  at  law,  office  SW 

cor  Mont  and  Clay,  dwl  1013  Wasiiinnton 
HENTRICH  LEWIS,  dealer  hams,  biicon,  lard, 

pork,  etc.,  1,  3  and  5  San  Francisco  Market,dwl 

1012  Leavenworth 
Hentsch  Henry,  ( Henlsch  Si-  Bertonj  res  Geneva 
HENTSCH  &  BERTON,    (Henry    Henlsch    and 

Francis  Berton)    bankers  and   assayers,   SW 

cor  Clay  and  Leidesdortf 
Hentschel  Alfred  F.,  watchmaker  with  E.  Marks, 

dwl  627  Commercial 
Hentz  Augustus  H.,  liquor  saloon,  610  Market,  dwl 

742  Howard 
Hepburn  William  H.,  millman,  dwl  SE  cor  Twen- 
ty-third and  York 
Hepburn  William  P.,  proprietor  Hepburn's  amalga- 
mating machinery,  office  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  200  Seventh 
Hepp  George,  shoemaker  with  Goldman  &  Adler, 

dwl  5  Dupont 
Hepp    Valentine,    (Excelsior    Mill    Co.)   dwl  441 

Sixth 
Hepworth  Joseph  A.,  dwl  9  Auburn 
Hepworlh  Susan,  (widow)  dwl  9  Auburn 


A  sound  basis  for  Underwriting— the  $500,000  Assets  of  the  PEOPJLES. 


C.  P   VATT  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Merchandise  Brokers. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [H]      DIRECTORY 


321 


Herath  Julia,  (widow)  dwl  516  Hayes 

Herber  Jolm,  Eureka  Wine  and  iJilliard  Hail,  527 
Kearny,  dwl  915  Wasliiiigton 

Herher  William  &  Co.,  iniportera  cigars  and  leaf  to- 
bacco, L'24  Battery,  dwl  108  Stockton 

Herbert  A.  M.,  conductor  City  Railroad 

Herbert  Allen,  proprietor  Wadsworth  House,  225 
Bush 

Herbert  Henry  V.,  secretary  Decoto Land  Co..  office 
624  Mont,  dwl  SE  cor  Guerrero  and  Sixteenth 

Herbert  John,  tailor,  209  Stevenson 

Herbert  Kicliard,  carpenter,  dwl  458  Tehama 

Herbert  William,  porter,  329  Montgomery,  dwl  528 
Pacific 

Herbst  A.,  assistant  teacher  Boj's'  High  School,  dwl 
fil3i  Stockton 

Herbst  Charles,  carriage  and  wagon  manufacturer, 

5  Mason 

Herbst  John,  helper  with  W.  S.  Phelps  &  Co.,  dwl 

25  Morton 
Herbst  Richard,  blacksmith,  dwl  25  Morton 
Hercules  Powder  Works,  Central  Ocean  Road  nr 

Spring  Valley  Water  Works 
Herdt  Christian,  hairdresser  with  Jacob  Streib  & 

Co.,  dwl  E  8  Powell  bet  California  and  Pine 
Herendeen  Edward  P.,  master  mariner,  dwl    463 

Stevenson 
Herges  John,  varnisher  with  N.  P.  Cole  &,  Co.,  dwl 

Sonoma  Place 
Herges  William,  mattressmaker  with   N.  P.  Cole 

6  Co.,  dwl  Sonoma  Place 

Herget  John,  lock  and  gun  smith,  dwl  S  s  Hinckley 

bet  Kearny  and  Montgomery 
Hergott  Joseph,  picturefranie  maker  with  S.  &.  G. 

Gump 
Herguth  Samuel  F.,  picturefranie  maker,923  Market 
Herin  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  18  Zoe 
Heringer  Henry  A.,  decorator,  dwl  155  Perry 
HeringerJohn  C.,  grocer,  dwl  S  s  Geary  bet  Frank- 
lin and  Gough 
Heringhi    Bernard,   jewelry,    watches,    etc.,    401 

Kearny,  dwl  768  Harrison 
Heringhi  Edward,  watchmaker,  401  Kearny,  dwl 

768  Harrison 
Herlahy  Edward,  (Carlon  Sf  H.)  dwl  Sansom  bet 

Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Herliliy  Jeremiah,  rigger,  dwl  W  b  Main  bet  Market 

and  Mission 
Herlihy  John,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Filbert  bet  Larkin 

anfl  Polk 
Herlihy  John,  upholsterer  with  Mitchell  &  Bell,  dwl 

451  Jessie 
Herlihy  Maurice,   cooper,   dwl  N  s    Han-ison    nr 

Ninth 
Herlihy  William,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
Herlman  George,  butcher,  dwl  SW  cor  Washington 

and  Sansom 
Herman  Alfred,  jeweler  with  Charles  Lemme,  dwl 

1027  Pad  tic 
Herman  Charles,  jeweler,  dwl  1027  Pacific 
Herman  Elias  S.,  dry  goods,  422  Third 
Herman  Isaac,  clerk,  24  Metropolitan  Market,  dwl 

702  Jones 
Herman  James  F.,  dwl  W  s  Folsom  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Herman  John,  butcher  with  Miller  &  Lux,  dwl  N 

8  First  Avenue  bet  Kentucky  and  Bay 
Herman  John,  paperruler  with  Althof  &.  Bahls,  dwl 

22  Langton 
Herman  Levi,  tailor,  204  First 
Herman  Lucien,  clerk  with  J.  B.  E.  Cavallier,  dwl 

S  s  Tyler  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Herman  Peter,  mariner,  dwi  32  Steuart 
Herman  Rudolph,  proprietor  Harbor  View  House, 

terminus  Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R.  R.,  nr  Presidio 
Herman  William,  quartermaster  P.M.S.S.  Montana 
Herman  William,   shipjoiner  Shipjoiuers'  Associa- 
tion, 713  Mission 
Herman. — See  Hermann  and  Herrmann 


Hermann  Charles,  dwl  1025  Mission 
Hermann  John,  speculator,  dwl  228  Bush 
Hermann  John  B.,  house  and  sigupainter,  841  Du- 

pont,  dwl  916  Dupont 
Hermann  Melville,  clerk,  111  Bat,  dwl  702  Jones 
Hermann  Peter  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Folsom  bet 

Twenty -second  and  Twenty-third 
Hermann  Philip,  ropemaker  with  Dana  &  Coding- 
ton, dwl  cor  Union  and  Mason 
Hermann  Samuel,   notary  public  and  commissioner 

deeds,  ofiice  424  Montgomery,  dwl  242  Taylor 
Hermann  William,  clerk,  dwl  242  Taylor 
Hermann  William  Z.,  musician,  dwl  1 123  Stockton 
Hermauser  J.icob,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Hermida  Augustus,  f Hermida  &  Go.)  dwl  NW  cor 

Drumm  and  Oregon 
Hermida  &  Co.,  (Augustus  Hermida  and  Augusta 

(Jabral)  restaurant,  419  Drumm 
Hermosa  &  Co.,   (Chinese)  cigarmauufacturers,  524 

Dupont 
Herms    John,    cook    with   John  Collings,  dwl  345 

Minna 
Hern  John,  seaman,  dwl  17  Clementina 
Hernandez   Aurelia  Miss,   laundress  with  Mrs.  A. 

Genty,  dwl  509  Greenwich 
Hernandez  Benito,  jeweler  with  California  Jewel- 
ry Co.,  dwl  439' Vallejo 
Heme   Henry,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Heme   Matthew,   bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Associa- 
tion, 234  Sutter 
Heme  William,  laborer,  dwl  304  Beale 
Herney    William,  shoemaker,  dwl  N  s  Grove  nr 

Octavia 
Herold  Conrad,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Zoe 

and  Welsh 
Herold  Rudolph,  clerk  Humboldt  Savings  and  Loan 

Society,  dwl  834  Folsom 
Heron  David,  bookstand,  SWcor  Market  and  Steu- 
art, dwl  431  Dupont 
HERON  JAMES,  assistant  superintendent  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co.,  office  NW  cor   Montgomery  and 
Cal,  dwl  SW  cor  Shotwell  and  Twenty-li'rst 
Heron  James,  painter,  dwl  Point  Lobos  Avenue  nr 

Odd  Fellows'  Cemetery 
Heron  James   P.,    clerk   letter  department  Wells, 

Far^o  &  Co.,  dwl  214  Tehama 
Heron  William,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Mission  nr  Ninth 
Heron. — See  Heran,  Herrin  and  Herron 
Herot  Antonio,  laundryman,  dwl  417  Powell 
Herr  James  J.,  (  Welch  &  H. )  A.vi\  421  Eddy 
Herr  Max,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  607  Clay,  dwl 

524  Filbert 
Herran    Margaret,    (widow)    laundress,   dwl  305 

Union 
HERRERA  FRANCISCO,  Consul  U.  S.  Columbia, 
Bolivia,   and   Costa  Rica,  and  Consul-General 
for  Nicaragua,  and  editor  El  Tiempo,  office  331 
Montgomery,  dwl  542  Hovfard 
Herrera  Ygnacio,  teacher  music,  dwl  914  Stockton 
Herreras  George,  dwl  N  s  Oregon  bet  Davis  and 

Drumm 
Herrguth  August,  butcher,  dwl  17  Louisa 
Herrick  Alfred  H  ,  clerk  with  Heathfield,  Bogel  & 

Co.,  dwl  31 6  Taylor 
Herrick  George  E.,  luspector  S.  V.  Water  Co.,  dwl 

516  California 
Herrick  Hazard  P.,  real  estate,  dwl  Nucleus  House 
Herrick  James  R.,  assistant  surveyor  County  Sur- 
veyor's Office,  dwl  SE  cor  Pierce  and  Filbert 
Herrick  Lanson  D.,  artesian  well   pipes  and  iron 

worker,  666  Mission,  dwl  223  Stevenson 
Herrick  Nelson,  machinist,  dwl  Filbert  nr  Pierce 
Herrick  Richard,  carpenter  with  S.  M.  Hills,  dwl 

NW  cor  Clay  and  Stockton 
HERRICK  S.  E.,  produce  commission,  126  Clay, 

dwl  30  Tyler 
Herrick  William  F.,  accountant  People's  Ins.  Co., 
dwl  N  s  Columbia  bet  Valencia  and  Guerrero 


JOims,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Buttons  in  ereat  variety. 
21 


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Herriman  Washinjrton  K.,  seaman,  dwl  44  Eitch 
Herring  Monis,  bricklayer,  dwi  cor  Loniisiana  and 

Sierra 
Herring  Thomas,  cigars  and  tobacco,  526  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  408  Suiter 
Herring  Tillman  R.,  clerk  with  Brown   &.  Arnold, 

dwl  53-J  Mission 
Herring  William,  butcher  with  Reardon  &  Cough- 
Ian,  dwl  738  Market 
Herrmaim  Benjamin,  meat  market,  SW  cor  Geary 

and  Hyde 
Herrmann'  Otto,  shipjoiuer,  dwl  SE  cor  Michigan 

and  Napa 
Herrmann  S.  &  Co.,  importers  dry  goods,  312  Sac 
Herrmann  Siegmund,   fS.  Herrmann  &  Co.)  dwl 

312  Stockton 
Herrmann  William,  baker  with  William  Poehlman, 
dwl  NE  cor  Post  and  William 

Herrmaim See  Herman  and  Hermann 

Herrou  John,  newspaper  carrier,  dwl  SE  cor  Valen- 
cia and  Twenty-fifth 
Herrou  Maurice,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Ass'n,  234 

Sutter 
Herron  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  462  Tehama 
Herron  Susan,  (widow)  dwl  E  8  Gustavus  nr  Sac 
Herron  William,  butcher,  dwl  748^  Market 
Herron  William,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

1242  Mission 
Herron  William  J.,  driver  with  S.  F.  Express  Co., 

dwl  308  Tehama,  rear 
Herron. — See  Heron  and  Herrin 
Herschbriug  Hanna,  (widow)  dwl  Caroline  Place 
Hersen  John,  laundryman  with  James  Laidley,  dwl 

SW  cor  Gouj^h  and  Green 
Hersey  Joseph,  tinsmith  with  Charles  P.  Groft'man, 

dwl  316  Davis 
Hertel  Edward,  portraitpainter,  dwl  Tyson  Place 
Hertel  George, clerk  with  George  &  Loughborough, 

dwl  1717  Mason 
Hertel  Sophia,  (widow)  dwlWs  Gilbert  bet  Bryant 

and  Braunan 
Herteman  Eugene,  liquors,  936  Kearny,  dwl  NW 

cor  Dupont  and  Pacific 
Herting  Conrad,  tailor,  513  Pine 
Herton  E.  H.,  Chinese  interpreter,  763  Clay 
Herts  Edward,  clerk,  dwl  920  Clay 
Hertz  Adolph,  woodturner  with  L.  &  E.  Emanuel, 

dwl  531  Fourth 
Hertz  Alexander,    butcher  with    Hermann    Hertz 
and  extraman  H.  and  L.  Co.  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D., 
dwl  9  Bagley  Place 
Hertz   Hermann,   butcher,  32  Occidental  Market, 

dwl  SE  cor  Seventh  and  Minna 
Hertz  Jacob,  butcher  with  Hermann  Hertz,  dwl  78 

Natoma 
Hertz  Louis,  butcher  with   Meyer  Rosenberg,  dwl 

250  Clementina 
Hertz  Louis,  tinsmith  with  Tay,  Brooke  &  Backus, 

dwl  250  Clementina 
Hertz  Moses,  dwl  SE  cor  Seventh  and  Minna 
Hertzfelder  Herman,  expresswagon,  dwl  460 >i  Na- 
toma 
Herve  Eugene  P.,  (Herve  &  Perry)  dwl  Cottage 

nr  Tavlor 
HERVE  it  PERRY,  (Eitgene  F.  Herve  and  John 

H.  Perry)  steam  soda  works,  712  Broadway 
Hervey  Charlotte  B.   Mrs.,   dressmaker,   dwl  462 

Jessie 
Hervey  Samuel,  bootfitter,  dwl  462  .Jessie 
Herzberg  Christian,  saloon  keeper,  dwl  22  Scott  PI 
Herzberg  Isaac,  clerk,  401  California 
Herzberg  Julius,  real  estate  broker,  dwl  821  Green- 
wich 
Herzberg  Martin,  jobber  fancy  goods,  414  Sacra- 
mento, dwl  S  8  Ellis  nr  Lagnna 
Herzel  Bernhard,  clerk  with  Alois  Brandt,  dwl  627 

Commercial 
Herzer   Hugo,    (Euefner,   H.    &    SchindlerJ    dwl 
O'Farrell  bet  Powell  and  Mason 


Herzle  Joseph,  barkeeper,  547  Cal,  dwl  1009  Leav 
Herzo  John,  real  estate,  office  321  Front,  dwl  1600 

Taylor 
Herzog  Christian,  blacksmith,  705  Broadway 
Herzog    Gustav,   (A.    Wolf  &  Co.)  dwl    Nucleus 

House 
Herzog  Joseph,  ( Herzo ^r  &  Co.)  dwl  528  Eddy 
Herzog  Maximillian,  butcher  Grand  Central  Market, 

dwl  .507  Stevenson 
Herzog  Michael  T..  ( Herzos  &  Rotk.  Yokohama) 

otiice  221  Sansom,  dwl  1007  Harrison 
Herzog  &  Co.,  (Joseph  Herzog  and  Morrix  Cahn) 

manufacturers  curled   hair,  cor   Fifteenth   and 

Dolores,  office  126  Sansom 
Hesh  John,  liquor  saloon,  527  East 
Hesketh  George,  ropemaker  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory, 

dwl  cor  Sierra  and  Indiana 
Hesketh  William,  porter  with  Dakin  &  Libbey,dwl 

540  Mission 
Heskter  Joseph,  metalroofer  with  Henry  G.  Fiske, 

dwl  N  8  Hayes  nr  Polk 
Heslep  A.  M.,  attorney  at  law,  office  and  dwl  655 

Washington 
Hesler  Chai-les,  barkeeper,   515   California,  dwl  5 

Trinity 
Hess  Adam,  cook  with  Muller  &  Bergold 
Hess  A.  J.,  keeper  County  Jail,  N  s  Broadw.iy  nr 

Kearny 
Hess  Brothers,  (Jacob  and  Robert  H.)  boots  and 

shoes,  746  Market 
Hees  Charles,  cook  with  Hugh  McGonigle,  dwl  720 

Third 
Hess  Charles,  optician,  519  Kearny,  dwl  612  Cal 
Hess  Conrad,  carpenter,  dwl  522  Filbert,  rear 
Hess  Conrad,  laborer  with  Erzgraber  &  Goetjen, 

dwl  405  Green 
Hess  Frederick,  cook,  dwl  318  Pacific 
Hess   Frederick,   (Frederick   Hess  &  Co.)  res  En- 

cinal,  Alameda  Co. 
HESS  FREDERICK  &  CO.,  (Theodore  G.  Koh- 

ler   and  Alois  Braver)  proprietors   California 

Demokrat  and  California  Staats  Zeitung,  (Ger- 
man) office  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Sacramento 
Hess  George,  mate  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Senator 
Hess  George  B.,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Clay  and 

Brenhara  Place 
Hess   Henry,  clerk  with  James  Johnson,  dwl  240j 

Fifth 
Hess  Henrv,  salesman  with  David  Samuels,  dwl 

300  Stockton 
Hess  Henry  J.,  real  estate,  dwl  915  Howard 
Hess  Jacob,  (Hess  Brothers)  746  Market 
Hess  Joseph,    pork    and  sausages,    8    Occidental 

Market,  dwl  89  Stevenson 
Hess  Joseph  L.,  clerk  with  L.  &  E.  Wertheimer, 

dwl  300  Stockton 
Hess  Joseph  S.,  teamster  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  dwl  NE 

cor  Washington  and  Larkin 
Hess  Julius,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Hess  Levi,  local  agent   Commercial  Union  Assur- 
ance Co.,  dwl  300  Stockton 
Hess  Lewis,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and 

Dupont 
Hess  Robert,  (Hess  Brothers)  746  Market 
Hess  Victoria,  (widow)  dwl  739  Broadway 
Hesse  Charles,  carpenter  with  Excelsior  Mill  Co., 

dwl  415  Brannan 
Hesse  Christian,  (Koster  &  H.)  dwl  326  Clem 
Hesse  Frederick,   shoemaker,  754   Clay,  dwl  717 

Stockton 
Hesse  Frederick  G.,  office  302  Mont,  res  Oakland 
Hesse  J.,  machinist  Risdou  Iron  Works,  dwl  cor 

First  and  Folsom 
Hesse  John,  laborer,  dwl  6  Clara  Lane 
HESSE  WILLIAM,  real    estate  agent,  531   Cali- 
fornia, dwl  1007  Market 
Hessian  Michael,  expressman,  dwl  N  s  Broadway 
bet  Hyde  aud  Larkin 


THE  PSOPIiES  INSUBANCE  CO.  a  growing  Company. 


C  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708, 712,  714  ar>d  716  Kearny  Street,  Paper  and  Envelopes. 


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Hesslein  Herman,  clerk  with  A.  Wiener,  dwl  303 

Kearny 
Hessler  IJenjamin,  carpenter,  dwl  606  Third 
Hessler  Cliarles,  inipoi'ter  toys,  fancy  floods  and 

baskets,  4]  1  Kearny 
Hessler  Lafayette,    sawgrinder  with    Pacific  Saw 

Slanufaotnrinf);  Co.,  dwl  813  Harrison 
Heesier  William,  Aniericnn  Bakery,  715  Pacific 
Hesson  William,  driver  Market  St.  Railroad 
Hesster  Martin,  steward  What  Cheer  House,  dwl 

605  Greenwich 
Hestler  David,  expresswagon,  dwl  SW  cor  Frank- 
lin and  Fulton 
Heston  Joseph,  carpenter  and  builder,  and  archi- 
tect, 15  Belden 
Hestres  Emil,  merchandise  broker,  office  NW  cor 

Front  and  Cal,  dwl  First  Av  nr  Sixteenth 
Hetherington  Henry,  assistant  engineer  North  Pac. 

Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S.  Onllauime,  dwl  24  JMoss 
Hettinger  Nicholas,  oysterman  with  John  C.  Olm- 
sted 
Hettscher  Chiistian,  mariner,  dwl 7  Washington 
HEUCK  HER.MAN,  cigars,  tobacco  and  snuff,  233 

Kearny,  dwl  30  Moss 
Heuer  Ernest,   clerk   with  John  Krohn,   dwl  cor 

Giove  and  Gough 
Heuer  George  C.  W.,  (George  C.  W.  Heuer  &  Co.) 

dwl  43  Everett 
HEUER  GEORGE  C.  W.  &  Q.O.,  (Augus^t  J  ant- 
sen)  Young  America   Saloon,  SE  cor  Howard 

and  Stenart 
Heuer  Heinrick,  mariner,  dwl  134  Stenart 
HEUER  PHILIP,  groceries  and  liquors,  713  Lom- 
bard 
Heuer  W.  H.,  Lieut.  Engineers  U.  S.  A.,  office  509 

Kearny,  dwl  523  Keai'ny  , 
Heultman  John  P.,  clerk,  dwl  224  Second 
Heusch  Charles,   varnisher  with  Jacob  Zech,  dwl 

W  8  Nevada  bet  Harrison  and  Folsom 
Heusch  Constantin,  mining  engineer,  dwl  5  Kearny 
Heusniann  Henry,  cooper  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  SW  cor  Dora  and  Folsom 
Heusiis  Charles  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  347  Minna 
Heusiis  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  S  8  Alta  bet  Sansom 

and  Montgomery 
Heustis.— See  Eustus 
Heuston  Frederick   G.,  clothing,  dwl   15  Hampton 

Place 
Heuston. — See  Hewstou 
HEVEKIN  MICHAEL,  proprietor  Pioneer   Steam 

Marble  Works.  422-424  Jackson,  and  stone  yard 

foot  of  Third,  dwl  1817  Stockton 
Hewelke   William,   ( William    Ed.  Nenkaus)  dwl 

407  Pacific 
Hewer  C,  phyfiician,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and 

Dupont 
Hewes  Cliarlee  W.  Jr.,  bookkeeper  with  Hewes  & 

Richards,  res  Oakland 
Hewes  Daniel,  superintendent  Steam  Paddy, dwl  254 

Stevenson 
Hewes  David,  Steam  Paddy   Co.,  (and  Hewes  & 

Richards)  res  Oakland 
Hewes  Frank  W.,  salesman  with  Hewes  <t  Richards, 

res  Oakland 
Hewes  Samuel,  dwl  424  Sansom 
HEWES  &  RICHARDS,  {David  Hewes  d:    Geo. 

C.  Richards)  wholesale  ana  retail  grocers,  535 

and  537  Clay 
Hewes. — See  Hughes 
Hewett  George,  conductor,  dwl  319  Bush 
Hewett  J.  B.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Hewitt  Agnes,  (widow)  dwl  .318  Fifth 
Hewitt  Amos  L.,  master  mariner,  dwl  122  Perry 
Hewitt  Charles  H.,  captain  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.   S.   Pelican,  dwl  NW  cor  Sacramento  and 

Broderick 
Hewitt  Henry  P.,  clerk,  18  First 
Hewitt  Joseph  M.,  clerk  with  P.   A.  Kearney,  dwl 

SW  cor  Folsom  and  Fremont 


Hewley  James,  laborer  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  cor  Third 

and  King 
Hewlett  J.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Hewson  Robert,  local  agent  California  Mutual  Life 

Ins.  Co.,  res  Alameda 
Hewstin  Nelson  A.,  (colored)  whitener,  255  Third 
Hewston  George,  physician  and  surgeon,  office   and 

dwl  6.i2  Folsom 
HEWSTON  JOHN  Jr.,  chemist,  and  superintend- 
ent S.  F.  Assaying  and   Refining  Works,  dwl 
1011  Pine 
Hewston. — See  Heuston 

Hextell  Thomas,  gardener,  dwl  101  Mont  Block 
Hey  John,  porter,  309  Front,  dwl  164  Tehama 
Hey   William,  barkeeper  with  C.  HoUmaun,  dwl 

■  318  Brannan 
Hey. — See  Hay 

Heyberger  John,  seaman,  dwl  733  Howard 
Heyden  Thomas,  fireman  California  Mills,  dwl  E  s 

"  Main  bet  Howard  and  Mission 
Heydenfeldt  Anna  Mrs.,  adjuster  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

1107  Stockton 
Heydenfeldt  Sol.   Jr.,  f Morgan  &  H.)  attorney  at 

law,  office  414  California,  dwl  219  Geary 
Heydenfeldt  Solomon,  attorney   at  law,   SW    cor 

California  and  Sansom,  dwf  1110  Powell 
Heye  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  2  Cadel  Alley 
Heye  Henry,  watchman,  1023  Keamy 
Heyer  Albert,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Third 

and  Bryant,  dwl  501  Bryant 
Heyer  Bernard  H.,  baker  with  John  H.  Parker,  dwl 

■  245  Third 

Heyes  Richard,  fW.  &  R.  Heyes)  dwl  549  Tehama 
Heyes  W.  &    R.,  chronometer  makers,  springers 

and  adjusters,  122  Leidesdorff 
Heyes  Wilfred,  (^  17.  &  R.  Heyes)  dwl  549  Tehama 
Heyfron  Joseph,  wood  and  coal  yard,  312  Sixth 
Heyfron  Matthew,  wood  and  coal,  716  Folsom,  dwl 

28  Perry 
Hevfron  Michael,  clerk  with  Matthew  Heyfron,  dwl 

"28  Perry 
Heyfron  Patrick,   driver  with    Matthew  Heyfron, 

dwl  28 Perry 
Heyfron  Peter,  clerk  with  Matthew  Heyfron,  dwl  28 

Perry 
Heyl  George,  butcher,  dwl  17  Louisa 
Heyman  Benjamin,  blacksmith, dwl  827  Vallejo,  rear 
Heyman  E.,  tailor,  dwl  520  Green 
Heyman  Henry,  pawnbroker,  741  Washington 
Heyman  Hermann,  pawnbroker,  dwl  8  Pratt  Court 
Heyman  William,  pawnbroker,  16  Kearny,  dwl  20 

Fifth 
Heyn  W^illiam,  clerk  with  Carlos  F.  Glein,  dwl  638 

Post 
Heyne  Albert,  carrier  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl  7  St. 

Charles  Place 
Heynemann  'S.&xva-A.wa,(Heynemann  &,  Co.)  dwl  S  s 

Francisco  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Heynemann  Leonard   D.,  (Heynemaim  &  Co.)  res 

Manchester,  Enu;|and 
Heynemann  M.  D.,  local  agent  Mutual  Life  Insu- 
rance Co.  N.  Y.,  dwl  ■i2  Minna 
HEYNEMANN  &  CO.,  (Leonard  D.  Heynemann, 

Hermami  Heynemann   and   F.   P.  Salomons) 

importers  and  jobbers  dry troods,  carpets,  uphol- 
stery, etc.,  and  agents  Oakland  Cotton  Mills,  5 

Sansom 
Hey  wood  Charles  W.,  dairyman,  dwl  18  Mary 
Heywood  Frank,  (Heywood  &  Harmon)  dwl  1616 

Clay 
Heywood  Louise,  (colored)  (widow)  dwl  8  Prospect 

Place 
Hey  wood  P.  P.,  (Heywood  &  Flint)  res  Oakland 
Heywood    Silaa   J.,    (Heywood    Sf    Hendley)    308 

Leavenworth 
Heywood  William  B.,(Heytcood  &  Harmon)  d.yi\ 

1616  Clay 
Heywood  Zimri  'B., [Heywood  4"  Harmon)  dwl  1703 

Sacramento 


JONES,  FULIiMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Combs  and  Brushes. 


KBDINGTOW,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Foreign  acd  Domestic  Drugs, 


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HEYWOOD   &    FLINT,   fP.    P.    Heyirood  and 
AngHstns  P.  FlinlJ  niiiniiijers    Hartford   Fire 
Insurance  Co..  office  313  California 
HEYWOOD  &   HARMOX,   ( Zimri    B.,    Frank 
and    William    B.  Hirytrood    and    Samuel    H. 
Hnrmon)  lumber,  pier  4  Steuart 
HEYWOOD  &  HENDLEY,  (Snas.  J.  Heyn-ood 
and    Aaron    C.  Heud/ey)    commission   butter, 
cheese,  lard  and  hams,  H'M  Clay 
Heywoad.— See  Haywood 
Hih  Yuen,   (Chinese)  tinsmith,  921  Dupont 
Hibbard  Hiram,  honseniover,  dwl  644  Mission 
Hibberd   Phineas   S.,  (Hibberd,  tSanburn   &    Co.) 

dwl  613  Pine 
HIBBERD,  SANBORN  &  CO.,  f Phineas  S.  Hib- 
berd,   Albion    I.    Sanborn     and     William    A. 
Byrnes)    stairbuilders,   Berry    bet  Third    and 
Fourth 
Hibbert  B.  S.,  -workman  Beale  St.  Planing  Mill,  dwl 

.533  Fourth 
Hibernia  Brewery,  Matthew  Nunan  proprietor,  S  s 

Howard  nr  Ninth 
Hibernia  Hall,  (formerly  McCue's  Hall)  246  Third 
Hibernia  House,  .509  Davis 

HIBERNIA  SAVINGS   AND  LOAN  SOCIETY, 
Wjies  D.  Sweeney  President,  Edward  Martin 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  NE  cor  Montgomery 
ani  Maiket 
HIBERNIA  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCIETY'S 
BUILDING,  NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Market 
Hichborn  Albert  ('.,dwl  1516  Mission 
Hickei  Henry,  collector,  dwl  941.'  Harrison 
Hicken   Louis,   (Loins    Neuman   &    Co.)  dwl  28 

O'Farrell 
Hickey  Charles  C,  stonecutter,  dwl  242  Perry 
Hickey  James,  carpenter,  dwl  Caroline  Place 
Hickey    James,   laboi-er,    dwl  California    A%'enue 

opp.  Columbia,  Bernal  Heights 
Hickey  James,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Battery  and 

Pacific 
Hickey  James,  laborer,  dwl  Fort  Point 
Hickey  James,  laborer  S.  V.  Wiiter  Co. 
Hickey  James  E.,  compositor  with  Suiyth  &   Shoaff, 

dwl  815  Stockton 
Hickey  Jerome  O.,   cigars  and  tobacco,   dwl  822 

Green 
Hickey  John,  conductor  Central  Railroad 
Hickey  John,  fireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Hickey  John,  laborer,  dwl  37  Natoma 
Hickey  John,  laborer,  dwl  535  First 
Hickey  John,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  DeBoom  nr  First 
Hickey  John,  laborer  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl  230 

Main 
Hickey  John  J.,  mariner,  dwl  255  Tehama 
Hickey  Matthew,  blacksmith  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl 

50  Natoma 
Hickey  Tiiomas,  laborer,  dwl  227  Sutter 
Hickey  Thomas,  laborer.  City  Railroad 
Hickey  Thomas,  laborer  with  Frank  Bernard,  dwl 

840  Market 
Hickev  Thomas,  laborer  Market  St.   Wharf,   dwl 

242  Perry 
Hickey  W.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Hickey  William,  upholsterer,  dwl  734  Harrison 
Hickey  William  F.,  stonecutter,  dwl  733  Brannan 
Hicklin  Augustus  W,  waiter  Metropolitan  restau- 
rant, dwl  902  Folsom 
Hicklin  Thomas  B.,  housemover,  dwl  902  Folsom 
Hickman  Frank,  shoemaker,  dwl  334  Vallejo 
Hickman  Joseph  B.,   cook,   112   Kearny,   dwl  229 

Third 
Hickox  Albert  A.,  clerk  with  John  Taylor  &  Co., 

dwl  2225  Howard 
Hickox  D.  Weslev,  cutter  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  E  a 

Howard  bet  feighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Hickox  George  C,   (Hickox  &    Spear)   dwl   1620 

California 
Hickox  Seth  H.,  clerk  with  Olmsted   &  Cone,  dwl 
1810  Sacramento 


HICKOX  &  SPEAR,  ((George  C.  Hicknx  and 
John  I.  Spear,  Jr.)  bankers,  5U0  Montgomery 
cor  Sacramento 

HICKS  D.  &  CO.,  (Henry  Keller)  bookbinders, 
543  Clav 

Hicks  Daniel,  (D.  Hicks  &   Co.)  dwl  415  Union 

Hicks  James  L.,  machinist  and  sewing  macliines, 
47  Second,  dwl  240  Jessie 

Hicks  John,  cook  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  SS  Idaho 

Hicks  John  J.,  engineer  stm  McPherson,  dwl  2116 
Jones 

Hicks  John  R.,  photographer  with  Charles  L.  Cra- 
mer, dwl  13  Perry 

Hici;s  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  4  Haywood 

Hicks  Reulien  R.,  carpenter,  dwl  548  Howard 

Hicks  Richard  M.,  drygoods,  104  Second,  dwl  546 
Howard 

Hicks  William,  miner,  dwl  224  Ritch 

Hicks  William  B.,  blacksmith  with  Milo  P.  Hol- 
mes, dwl  216  Tyler 

Hicks  William  B.,  cairiagemaker,  dwl   .554  Bryant 

Hickson  Henry,  wharfinger.  Clay  St.  Wharf,  dwl 
564>i   Howard 

Hidden  Albert,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 

Hidden  Gravel  Mining  Co.,  (Grass  Valley)  office  28 
Merchants  Exchange 

Hidden  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League.  128  Kearny 

Hidden  Treasure  (Cons.)  Mining  Co.,  /'White  Pine) 
office  room  10  Express  Building 

Hidden  Treasure  (Oiiginal)  Mining  Co.,  (White 
Pine)  office  419  California 

Hiends  John  H.,  boatman,  dwl  S  s  Howard  bet 
Spear  and  Steuart 

Hiester  Amos  C,  (Hiester  4"  Brown)  dwl  659 
Minna 

HIESTER  &.  BROWN,  (Amos  C.  Hiester  and 
John  F.  Broirnj yih  printers.  420  Jlontgomery 

Hiffner  Adam,  tanner  with  Funcke  &  Wasserniann, 
dwl  N  8  Brannan  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 

Higbee  John,  captain  U  S.  Marine  Corps,  dwl  NE 
cor  Bush  and  Stockton 

Higbee  Liman  P.,  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law, 
dwl  313  .Jessie 

Higby  William,  attorney  at  law,  office  622  Clay, 
res  Oakland 

Higel  Alois,  molder  with  Clerc  &  Co.,  and  proprie- 
tor Mission  St.  House.  520  Mission 

Higel  Nicholas,  molder  with  Clerc  &  Co.,  dwl  cor 
Sanchez  and  Hancock 

Higgins  Augustus,  doormaker  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe, 
dwl  1007  Folsom 

Higgins  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  Fourteenth  Av  bet 
N  and  P,  South  S.  F. 

Higgins  Elisha,  (Higgins  &  Collins)  dwl  604  Fil- 
bert 

Higgins  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  1315  Powell 

Higgins  Henry,  housepainter,  dwl  607  Stockton 

Higgins  Isaac  N.,  editor  Morning  Call,  dwl  503 
Powell 

Higgins  James  S.,  master  mariner,  dwl  512  Green- 
wich 

Higj'ins  Joannah,  (widow)  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  152 
Natoma 

Higgins  John,  blacksmith,  670  Mission,  dwl  10  Moss 

Higgins  John,  boilermaker  Portland  Boiler  Works, 
dwl  12  Boarduian  Place 

Higgins  John,  laborer  S.  V.  W.  Co.,  dwl  66  Jessie 

HIGGINS  JOHN,  proprietor  Western  Hotel,  214 
Broadway 

Higgms  John,  seaman,  dwl  361  Minna 

Higgins  John  F.,  groceries  and  liquox's,  SE  cor  Se- 
cond and  Tehama,  dwl  219  Second 

Higgins  Lizzie  Jliss,  milliner  with  Jlrs.  and  Miss 
Bavreuther,  dwl  627  Howard 

Higgins  Mark,  laborer,  dwl  309  Fifth 

Higgins  Mark  W.,  (His:gins  <&  McManus)  dwl 
SE  cor  Howard  and  Sumner 

Higgins  Michael,  cook  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.S. 
Moses  Tavlor 


PEOPLES  HTSURAITCE  COMPANY,  Casli  Assets  Half  a  Million  DoUars. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Boots  and  Shoes. 


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Higgins  Michael,    exprespman.   dwl  E  8  Leaven- 
Worth  bet  Broadwaj'  and  Vullejo 
Higgins   Michael,  real  estate,   dwlNW  cor  Cheet- 

unt  and  Franklin 
Higgins  Michael  G.,  harkeeper  with  Robert  B.  But- 
ler, dwl  511  Mission 
Higgins  Neil,  laborer,  dwl  312  First 
Higgins  Nora,    (widow)  dwl  1007  Folsom 
Higgins  Patrick,  grainer,  dwl  244  Minna 
Higgins  Patrick  F.,  cooper  with  John  F.  Roach, 

dwl  E  s  Eighth  bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Higgins  Robert,  bricklayer,  dwl  442J  Clementina 
Higirins   Samuel  C,  machinist  Risdon  Irou  Works, 

"dwl  1051  Howard 
Higgins  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  606  Howard 
Higuins  Solomon,   teamster,   SW  cor  Market  and 

Spear,  dwl  1051  Howard 
Higgins  Thomas,   anuealer  Carson  City  Mint,  dwl 

'3M  Union 
Higi,'iu8  Uriah,  artesian  well  borer,  office  205  San- 

som 
Higgins  Walter  B.,  sewing  machines,  242  Third, 

dwl  651  Stevenson 
Higgins  Warren  D.,  driver  with  Warren  &.  Co., 

dwl  277  Minna 
Higgins  William,   clerk   with   John  Higgme,  214 

Broadway 
Higgins  William,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  W  s 

Salmon  nr  Patilic 
Higgins  William,  lougshoi'eman,  dwl  NE  cor  Fil- 
bert and  Powell 
HIGGIXS  WILIAM  L..  recorder  City  and  County, 

office  SE  cor  Kearny   and  Washington,   dwl 

1520  Mission 
Higgins  William  T.,  dwl  109  Montgomery 
Hiytfins  Williams,  rigger,  dwl  4  Libertv 
HIGGINS   &  COLLINS,   (Elisha    H'iggins    and 

George  H.  Collins  J  wholesale  wood  and  lumber, 

1  Market 
Higgins  &  McManus,  (Mark  W.  Higgins  and  Ter- 

reuce  D.   McManusJ  plumbers  and  gastitters, 

702  Howard 
Higgs  Henry  W.,  printer,  dwl  6  John 
Higgs  Tiiomas,  dwl  6  John 
High    Frank,   laborer  with   J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Higham  Elijah,  sewing  machines,  143  Fourth,  dwl 

29 5  Rausch 

Highland ,  blacksmith,  dwl  2-36  Sutter 

Highton  Edward,    bookkeeper  and   correspondent 

with  Piatt  &.  Newton,  dwl  411  Ellis 
Hightun   Edward  R.,  real  estate,  office  528  Califor- 
nia, res  San  Rafael 
HIGHTON  HENRY    E.,  attorney   at  law,   office 

52^^  California,  res  San  Rafael 
Higinbothem   David,  tinsmith  with  M.  C.  Brydges, 

dwl  122  Leidesdortf 
Hiland  John, clerk  with  John  Reagan.dwl  29  Second 
Hilberer  Philip,  (Hcider  df  H.J  dwl  NVV  cor  Fell 

and  Gough 
Hilberseiraer    Peter,  woodturner  with   Kragea   &. 

Geishaker,  dwl  511  Mason 
Hilbert  J.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Hilborn  Ralph,  di'aynian,  333  Pine,  dwl  54  Minna, 

rear 
Hild  Charles,  hairdresser  with  Joseph  C.  Chamber- 
lain, dwl  317  Bush 
Hildebrand  Alexander,  bookkeeper  with  M.  Gray, 

dwl  S  8  Tehama  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Hildebrand   August,    clerk   with  August  Bopp,  dwl 

1717  Stockton 
Hildebrand    Conrad,    livery  and   boarding  stable, 

1207  Mason 
Hildebrand  George,  dwl  7  Tyson  Place 
Hildebrand   Frederick,   laborer  Albany   Brewery, 

dwl  73  Everett 
Hildebrand  George,  varnisher  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 

dwl  84!  Vallejo 
Hildebrand  George  W.,  private  school,  753  Mission 


Hildebrand  J.  &  Co.,  f^ Jacob  SchimpfJ  wine  and 

liquor  saloon,  lll3Dnpont 
Hildebrand   Jacob,   (J.   Hildebrand  &    Co.),   dwl 

1113  Dupont 
Hildebrand   Lizzie,  bakery  and  confectionery,  N  s 

Sixteenth  nr  First  Avenue 
Hildebrandt  Carsten,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

Union  and  Montgomery 
Hildebrandt   Carsten,  {Hildebrandt  &  Knop)  SE 

cor  Montgomery  and  Broadway 
Hildebrandt   Henry,  barkeeper  with  Osmer  &.  Co., 

NEcor  Folsom  and  Steuart 
HILDEBRANDT  HENRY,  groceries  and  liquors, 

NW  cor  Suiter  and  Clara  Lane,  dwl  208  Sutter 
Hildebrandt  John  C,  clerk,  dwl  930  MontKomery 
Hildebrandt  Philip,    expresswagon,   cor  Stockton 

and  Vallejo.  dwl  638  Pacific 
Hihiebrandt  William,  market,  dwl  3  Clara  Lane 
Hildebrandt   &.    Knop,  (Carsten  Hildebrandt  and 

Elfert  Knop)  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 

Broadway  and  Montgomery 
Hildebrandt.— See  Hillebrandt 
Hililreth  Richard,  barkeeper,  dwl  21  Garden 
Hildreth  Thomas,  (Dunphy  &  H.J  res  San  Jose 
Hildt  William,  brewer  with  Charles  Metzler,  dwl 

713  Greenwich 
Hiltord   William,  helper  Phoenix  Iron  Works,  dwl 

Anthony  nr  Mission 
Hilgeiloh    Henry,  Bay  Brewery  Depot,  4  Front. 

dwl  247  Clementina 
Hill  A.   A.   Mies,  principal   Shotwell   St.  Primary 

School,  dwl  Fillmore  bet  Hayes  and  Fell 
Hill  A.  F.,  rJ.  M.  Foard  &  Co. J  dwl  441  Natoma 
Hill  Annie  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  110  Geary 
Hill  Arthur  B.,  grain  buyer  Golden  Gate  Mill,  dwl 

W  s  Turk  bet  Scott  and  Devisadero 
Hill   Arthur  P.,    cigars  and  tobacco,  312  Kearny, 

dwl  445  Bush 
Hill  Benjamin,  foreman,  dwl  30  O'Farrell 
Hill  Charles,  brakesman  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Hill    Charles,  laboi'er  with  Lewis  Costar,  dwl  N  s 

Post  bet  Franklin  and  Gougli 
Hill   Charles,   painter,   dwl  cor   Chattanooga  and 

Twenty  fourth 
Hill  Charles,  woodturner,  dwl  864  Folsom 
Hill  David,  tanner  with  Wolf  Bloom,  dwl  cor  Six- 
teenth and  Folsom 
Hill  Edwin  P.,  porter  London  and  S.  P.  Bank,  dwl 

503  Hvde 
Hill  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  213  Tehama 
Hill  Ephraim  P.,  printer,  dwl  710  Ellis 
Hill  Frank,  carriage  blacksmith,  dwl  209  Minna 
Hill  Frank,  steward  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 

Idaho 
Hill  Frank,  upholsterer  with  A.  Bersou  &  Son,  dwl 

634  Sacramento 
Hill  Fred.  A.,  note  teller  London  and   S.  P.  Bank, 

dwl  810  Leavenworth 
Hill  George  A.,  miller,  dwl  525  Howard 
Hill  George  A.,  stockbroker  and  secretary  Tallulah 

Mining  Co.,  19  New  Mont,  dwl  1201  Sacramento 
Hill  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  1517  Dupont 
Hill  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  520  Mission 
Hill  Horace  L.,  stockbroker,  office  411^   California, 

dwl  Union  Club 
Hill  Howard,  waiter  with  Frank  Johnson,  dwl  Coso 

House 
Hill  J.,  laborer  with  Haucock&  Kelso 
Hill  James  F.,  machinist,  dwl  251  BInxome 
Hill  James  M.  M.,  polisher  and  varnisher,  dwl  N  s 

Natoma  nr  Eleventh 
Hill  James  S.,  machinist  with  Phelps  Brotbere,  dwl 

Shotwell  nr  Twentv-sixth 
Hill  J.  Ellis,  dwl  509  Bush 
Hill  John,  porter,  304  California 
Hill  John,  real  estate  agent,  office  302  Montgomery, 

dwl  107  Fifth 
Hill  John,  stonec\itter,  dwl  213  Tehama 
Hill  John,waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.S.Orizaba 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO..  116  Sansom  Street,  Yankee  Notions. 


BEDINUTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Sole  Agents  for  sale  of  Quicksilver. 


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Hill  John  n.,  carpenter,  dwl  415  Pine 

Hill  John  T.,  clerk  with  John  S.  Manson,  dwl  720 

Broadway 
Hill  Joseph,  extraman  Hose  Co.  No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D., 

dwl  hose  house  E  s  Stockton  nr  Greenwich 
Hill  Joseph  C.  A., (Hill  Sf-  Eastman Mvfl  607  Sutter 
Hill  Liigiand  H.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  55  Silver 
Hill  Margaret  P.,  (widow)  dwl  1038  Howard 
Hill  Mary  E.,  (widow)  dwl  1819  Stockton 
Hill  Nicholas,  cook,  dwl  NW  cor  Spring  and  Sum- 
mer 
Hill  Richmond,  porter  with  J.  W.  Tucker  &  Co., 

dwl  5  Vallejo  Place 
Hill  Richmond  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  5  Vallejo  Place 
Hill  Robert,  bakery,  S  s  Twenty-fourth  nr  Alabama 
Hill  R.  T.,  poll-taxcollector,  dwl  810  Howard  ~ 
HILL  SAMUEL,  general  agent  Florence  sewing 

machine,  19  New  Montgomery,  dwl  905  Bush 
Hill  Samuel,  storekeeper  Lick  House  Saloon,  dwl 

1121  Sacramento 
Hill  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  1052^  Howard 
Hill  Sarah  Mrs.,  seamstress,  dwl  209  Minna 
Hill  Sumner,  purser  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great  Republic,  dwl 

334  Fremont 
Hill  Terence,  dwl  1320  Sansom 
Hill  William,  carrier  Commercial  Record,  dwl  '1517 

Dupont 
Hill  William,  clerk,  dwl  210  Pacific 
Hill  William,  clerk  Custom  House,  dwl  505  Sutter 
Hill  William  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  Adams  House 
Hill  William  H.,  carpenter  with  A.  C.  Beach  &  Co., 

dwl  Qiiincy  House 
Hill   William  "H.,  proprietor  Golden  City  Straw 

Works,  131  Second 
Hill  William  P.,  produce  dealer,  dwl  Branch  House 
HILL   &  EASTMAN,  fj.  G.  A.  Hill  atid    S.  T. 
Enatmnn)  agents  Abbot,  Downing  &  Go's  car- 
riages, 411-415  Battery 
Hillard  Benjamin  F.,  assistant  secretary  S.  F.  Stock 
and  Exchange  Board,   dwl  E  s   Fair  Oaks  nr 
Twenty-second 
Hillard  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  Leagiie,  128  Kearny 
Hilleljrand  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

Fourth  and  Welsh 
Hillebrandt  Fabiau,  agent  Albany  Brewery,  dwl  37 

Welsh 
Hillebrandt  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Sixteenth  and  Folsom 
Hillebrandt.— See  Hildebrand 
Hillen  Diedrich,  (Blohm  &  H.J  dwl  NW  cor  Pine 

and  Larkin 
HILLER  DIEDRICH  &  CO.,^JbA,ra.ff.  J/o/A;  gro- 
ceries and  liquors,  SW  cor  Pacific  and  Mont- 
gomery 
Hiller  Richard  M.,  blacksmith  with  M.  W.  Allen 

&  Co.,  dwl  549  Bryant 
Hillery  William  H.  Rev.,    (colored)   pastor   Zion 
Church,  dwl  S  s  Greenwich  bet  Larkin  and 
Polk 
Hillgen  Henry,  groceries  and  liqaors,  SW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Eighth 
Hilliard  B.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Hilliard  John  W.,  carpenter  Industrial  School,  Old 

Ocean  House  Road,  5  miles  from  City  Hall 
Hilling  Henry,  paperhanger,  dwl  239  Stevenson 
Hillirt  Frederick,  (Portois<t  H.J  dwl  19  Silver 
Hillis  George,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Hillman  Edward,  stevedore,  dwl  N  s  Greenwich  nr 

Sansom 
Hillman  Gustavus,  upholsterer  with  Mitchell  &  Bell, 

dwl  Golden  Gate  Hotel 
Hillman  Henry,  wagon,  SW  cor  Mission  and  Spear 
Hillman  Isaac,  razorstrops  and  medicine,  151  Ship- 
ley 
Hillman  James,  porter  with  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  dwl 

cor  Jackson  and  Drumm 
Hillman  James,  ( W.    T.  Garatt  &  Go.    dwl  1132 
Folsom 


Hillman  John,  fireman,  dwl  123  .Jackson 

Hillman  William,  mariner,    dwl  SE  cor  Jackson 

and  Drumm 
Hillman  William,  restaurant,  869  Folsom 
Hills  Frank  N.,  pressman  with  M.  D.  Carr  &  Co., 

dwl  805  Hyde 
Hills  Frederick,  baker  with  E.  H.  Engelberg,  41b 

Kearny 
Hills  Josiah.  bricklayer,  dwl  438  Union 
Hills  Ralph  F.,  driver  with  N.  Gray  &  Co.,  dwl  643 

Sacramento 
Hills  Sandford  M.,  carpenter,  842  Clay 
Hillstrom  Martin,  cook,  dwl  junction  Cal  and  Mkt 
Hillyer  M.  C,  broker,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Hilpert  Leonard,  f  Hellwig  &  H.J  dwl  SE  cor  Du- 
pont and  Morton 
Hilreith  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  9  Welsh,  rear 
Hilsee  Joseph,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 

234  Sutter 
Hilton  Charles  T.,  patternmaker,  dwl  324  Jessie 
Hilton  George  K. ,  foreman  with  Bacon  &.  Company, 

dwl  625  Bush 
Hilton  Henry,  f  James  Sf  H J  dwl  339  Jessie 
Hilton  John  W.,  luniberraau  with  Swan,  Dunbar  & 

Co.,  dwl  714  Geary 
Hilton  Samuel  H.,  porter  with  Nathan  R.  Lowell, 

dwl  649  Stevenson 
Hilton  Samuel  M.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

dwl  331  Montgomei-y 
Hilton  Stanford,  carpenter,  dwl  W  8  Folsom  bet 

Twentieth  and  Twenty-first 
Hilton    Stephen    Rev.,    {'Hilton   &    GkeeverJ    res 

Brooklyn 
HILTON  &   CHEEVER,    (Stephen    Hilton    and 

Silas  G.  GheeverJ  editors  and  publishers  Evan- 
gel, office  414  Clay 
Hilton. — See  Hylton 

Hilly  Gottfried^  waiter  German  Hospital 
Himan  George,  tailor  with  Herman  Levi,  dwl  204 

First 
HIMMELMANN    ANDREW,     real    estate    and 

money  broker,  ottice  637  Washington,  dwl  308 

O'Farrell 
Himmelmann  Jacob,  real  estate,  dwl  23  Garden 
Himrod  Oliver,  insurance  attent,  dwl  964  Mission 
Hiuch  Thomas,  conductor  City  Railroad,  dwl  1436 

Mission 
Hinchey  Stephen  P.,  painter,  dwl  1061  Market 
Hinchlitfe  William,  plumber,  dwl  6  Malvina  Place 
Hiuchliffe   William    B.,   pressman   with    Bacon  & 

Company,  dwl  6  Malvina  Place 
Hinchman   Albert  A.,  nightclerk  9.  F.  Postofiice, 

dwl  1124  Pine 
HINCHMAN  AUGUSTUS   F.,  attorney  at  law, 

office  509  Kearnv,  dwl  703  Bush 
Hinchman  C.  H.,  dWl  1124  Pine 
Hinchman  Eugene  A.,  conductor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R., 

dwl  829  Folsom 
flinchy  Lawrence,  carpenter,  dwl  840  Market 
Hinck"  Frederick,  driver  with  VouRonn  &  Co.,  43 

Washington  Market 
Hinck  Henry,  fSiebe  4"  5!^  dwl  SE  cor  Bryant 

and  Rincon  Place 
Hinck   John  H.,  CHinck  &  McGonnellJ  dwl  1608 

Powell 
Hinck  &  McConnell,  (John  H.  Hinck   and   James 

S.  McGonnellJ  liquor  saloon,  616  Kearny 
Hinckel  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  431  Tehama 
Hiuckle  .John'B.,  agent  Charles  McLaughlin,  office 

734  Montgomery,  res  Petaluma 
Hinckley  Charles  D.,  bedspring  manufacturer,  37 

Second 
Hinckley  Charles  E.,  chemist  and  apothecary,  30 

Post,  dwl  769>a  Mission 
Hinckley  Daniel  B.,  /Hinckley  &   Co. J  res  Fruit 

Vale,  Alameda  county 
Hinckley  Ezra,  bedspring  manufacturer  and  furn- 
ished rooms,  37  Second 
Hinckley  Frank,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  18  John 


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Hinckley  George  E.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 

105  Montgomery,  dwl  121*2  Turk 
Hinckley  George  W.,  actor,  dwl  708  Montgomery 
Hinckley  Isaiali,  clerk  with  Heywood  &.  Hendley, 

dwl  308  Leavenworth 
Hinckley  James,  expresswagon,  NW  cor  Clay  and 

Dupoiit,  dwl  25  Dora 
Hinckley  Mark  P.,  laborer,  dwl  Girard  nr  Railroad 

Avenue 
Hinckley  N.  N.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  9  Bagley  Place 
Hinckley  Sallie  A.  Miss,   actress,   dwl   120  Mont- 
gomery Block 
Hincklev  Walter  C,  engineer  steamer  No.  3,  S.  F. 

F.  D.,dwl  1227  Pacific 
Hincklev  William  C,  dwl  831  Bush 
HINCKLEY  &  CO.,  {Daniel  B.Hinckley,  Leon  C. 

MarskiUz,    James    Brands     and     Daniel    E. 

Rnyes)  proprietors  Fulton  Foundry,  NE  cor 

Fremont  and  Tehama 
Hinckley. — See  Hinkley 
Hinders  Henry,  boot   and   shoe  dealer,  dwl  315 

O'Farrell 
Hinds  Ambrose,  shipping  clerk,  dwl  1216  Jackson 
Hinds  John  F.,  captain  bark  Caroline  Kead,  dwl  S  s 

Twenty  second  bet  t'olsoni  and  Sliotwell 
Hinds  Sumner  B.,  commission  merchant,  office  310 

Battery,  dwl  403  Lombard 
Hinds  William  H.,   shipjoiner  Shipjoiners'  Ass'n, 

713  Mission 
Hine  Nelson  Mrs.,  dwl  321  Tehama 
Hiner  Isaiah  D.,  (colored)  dwl  914  Pacific 
Hines  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  115  Shipley 
Hines  Charles,  drayman  with  M.  L.  Decker,  dwl 

722  Clementina 
Hines  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  368  Minna 
Hines  James,  bootmaker  with  Mason  &  Taylor,  dwl 

31  Lafayette 
Hines  John^  laborer,  dwl  Guerrero  nr  Ridley 
Hines  John,  mariner,  dwl   S  s  Jackson  bet  Davis 

and  Drunim 
Hines  John,  solicitor  with  George   Roeben,  dwl  S  s 

Howard  nr  First 
Hines  Mary,  (widow)  laundress,  dwl  115  Shipley 
Hines  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  NW  cor  Sixteenth  and 

Mission 
Hines  William  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  Sixteenth  Av  bet 

P  and  Q.  South  S.  F. 
Hines. — See  Hynes 
Hing  Chung  Yuen,  (Chinese)  proprietor  theater,  Ns 

Jackson  bet  Dupont  and  Kearny 
Hiuger  Ernest,  baker,  dwl  S  e  Linden  bet  Laguna 

and  Octavia 
Hink  John  F.,  salesman  with  John  R.  Fischbeck, 

dwl  112  Third 
Hink  Peter  H.,  (Hink  &    Vollmar)  dwl  NW  cor 

Howard  and  Eighth 
Hink  &  Vollmar,  (P.  H.  Hink  and  P.  H.  Vollmar) 

groceries  and  liquors,   NW  cor  Howard  and 

Eighth 
Hinke  August,  f_M.  Joost  &  Co.)  dwl  NE  cor  Elev- 
enth and  Mission 
Hinke    Ferdinand,    clerk,    NE    cor    Mission    and 

Twenty-sixth 
Hinkel  Charles,  real  estate,  dwl  324  Pell 
Hiukel  John,  carriagemaker,  dwl  142  Perry 
Hiukle  Nicholas,  molder,  dwl  N  s  Sanchez  nr  Nine- 
teenth 
Hiukle  William,  sawyer  with  L.  Racouillat,  dwl 

142  Perry 
Hinkley  J.  L.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Hinkley  Parker,  bookkeeper  with  Wilson  &  Bro., 

dwl  411  Polsom 
Hinkley  Oliver,  (Swan,  Dunbar  &  Co.)  dwl  213 

Harrison 
Hinkley  Samuel,  clerk  with  Foster  &  Dole,  dwl  222 

Post 
Hinkley .^See  Hinckley 
Hinksman  Charles,  house  and  sign  painter,  dwl  416 

Post,  rear 


Hiuman  Charles,  cook  with  Philander  P.  Tripp,  dwl 

681  Howard 
Hinman   Lewis  A.,  stockbroker,  office  402  Mont- 
gomery, res  San  Rafael 
Hino  Jacob,  peddler,  dwl  20  Hunt 
HinrichsC.H.,  (C.  H.  Htnrichs  ^  Co.;  dwl  1910 

Powell 
HINRICHS  C.  H.  &  CO.,  Havana  and  domestic 

cigars,  316  and  318  Commercial 
Hinrichs  Charles,  (Schahch  &  H)  dwl  636  Bdwy 
Hinrichs  Gustave,  teacher  music,  dwl  10  Qiiincy 
Hinrichs  John,  waiter,  110  Sutter,  dwl  .525  Pine 
Hinrichs  Nicholas,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  617  Davis 
Hinsch  Heinrich,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Hinsman  H.  E.,  (widow)  dwl  479  Jessie 
Hintz  Louis  J.,  laborer  with  Perkins,  Flint  &  Co., 

dwl  58  Second 
Hintze  Isaac,  tailor,  320  Pine,  dwl  1623  Sutter 
Hintze  Louis,  clerk,  320  Pine,  dwl  1623  Sutter 
Hinton  Charles,  compositor,  505  Clay,  dwl  211  Pros- 
pect Place 
Hinton   W.   M.,   (Mahon,  Rapp,  Thomas  Sg-  Co.) 

dwl  211  Prospect  Place 
Hinz  Adolph,  salesman  with  W.   Haker  &  Hinz, 

dwl  510  Stockton 
Hinz  August  C,  (  W.  Haker  Sf-  H)  dwl  270  Jessie 
Hinz  Carl,  with  John  Pforr,  328  Montgomery,  dwl 

323  Jessie 
HINZ  CARL  E.,  manufacturer  molding  tools,  etc., 

Ws  Spear  bet  Mkt  and  Mission,  dwl  317  Sutter 
Hinz  Jacob,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  517  Post,  rear 
Hinz  Louis,  cabinetmaker  with  George  B.   May  & 

&  Co.,  dwl  837  Broadway 
Hip  Wo&  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchant,  806  Sacramento 
Hippman  Rudolph,   waiter,  607   Sacramento,  dwl 

Washington 
Hippser  Heiraan,  peddler,  dwl  437  Jessie 
Hipson  John,  proprietor  Howard  House,  NW  cor 

Howard  and  First 
Hird  John,  blacksmith,  SE  cor  Brannan  and  Eighth, 

dwl  449  Stevenson 
Hiregoyen  Michel,  barkeeper,  dwl  206  Third,  rear 
Hirleman   George,   butcher  with  P.  A.  Bergman, 

dwl  1308  Larkin 
Hirleman  Philip,  porter,  16  Bat,  dwl  1308  Larkin 
Hirn  Louis,  (Rose  &  H.)  dwl  814  Montgomery 
Hiron  Victor,  patternmaker  Vulcan  Iron   Works, 

dwl  37  Freelon 
Hirsh  Alfons,  clerk  with  C.  Muller,  dwl  1211  Powell 
Hirsch  Joseph,  ( Hirsch  &  Lismnn)  dwl  5.58  Miuna 
Hirsch  Leopold,  (Hirsch  &  Ruef)  dwl  1315  Stock 
Hirsch  Prosper,  clerk  with  Prosper  May,  dwl  911 

Clay 
Hirsch   Solomon,  cigarpacker  with  Julius  Morris, 

dwl  456j  Tehama 
Hirsch  &  \Ae,mm\ ,( Joseph  Hirsch  &  Isaac  Lisman) 

boots  and  shoes,  16  Second 
Hirsch  &  Raef  ( Leopold  Hirsch   &    Mayer  Ruef) 

drygoods,  1122-1124  Dupont 
Hirsch  berg  Meyer,  clerk,  dwl  206  Perry 
Hirschberg  Meyer,  crockery,  406  Third 
HirsehfeldB..  crockery  and  glassware,  15  Fourth, 

dwl  448  Natoma 
Hirschfeld    Julius,    clerk,   517    Kearny,    dwl    127 

O'Farrell 
Hirschfeld  Moses,  cigars  and  tobacco,  107  Sansom, 

dwl  1323  Stockton 
Hirschfeld  Philip,  salesman  with  John   G.   Hodge 

&  Co.,  dwl  652  Market 
Hirschfeld  William,  diamond  dealer,  office  605  Sac- 
ramento, dwl  645  Folsom 
Hirschfelder  Henrietta,  (widow)  dwl  530  Ellis 
HIRSCHMAN  A.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  133 

Kearny 
Hirshfeld  David,  salesman,  38  Kearny,  dwl  124  San 
Hirshfeld  Herman,  merchant,  dwl  961  Polsom 
Hirshfeld  Joseph,  clerk,  dwl  5  Hartmau 
Hirshfeld  Julius,  hairdresser  with  Peter  Hirshfeld, 

dwl  961  Polsom 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Perfumery  and  Fancy  Soaps. 


BEDINGTON,  HOSTETTEB  &  CO.  keep  a  full  and  choice  stock  of  Paints,  Oils,  etc. 


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Hirshfeld  Moritz,  hairdresser  with  Peter  Hirehfeld, 

dwi  961  Folsora 
Hirshfeld  Peter,  baker  with  R.  R.  Swain  &  Co., 

dwl  1331  Shipley 
Hirshfeld   Peter,    ladies'    hairdressinj;    saloon    and 
denier  human  hair,  121  Mont,  dwl  961  Foleom 
Hirshfeld    Rudolph,    importer    jeweliy  and    fancy 

goods,  125  Sansora,  dwl  23  Stockton 
HIRSTEL  N.  A.  &  CO.,   wholesale  and  retail  ci- 
gars and  tobacco,  SE  cor  Mont  and  Clay 
Hirstel  Nathan  A.,  fN.  A.  Hirstel  Sf  Co.)  dwl  1111 

Van  Ness  Avenne 
Hirt  BonifaciuB,  clerk   headquarters  Division  Pa- 
cific, 703  Market,  dwl  Vailejo  nr  Stockton 
Hirth  Blanche  Miss,  aesisfant  teacher  Mason  Street 

Cosmopolitan  School,  dwl  1209  Dnpont 
Hirth  Charles,  (Norden  &  H.j  dwl  18  Sansom 
Hirth  Henrv,  hotelkeeper,  dwl  18  Sansom 
HIRTH  J.'&  SON,  (Leon  7i;/7Ay  manufacturers 

diamond  jewelry,  608  Sacramento 
Hirth  Julius,  (J.  Hirth  4-  SonJ  dwl  1209  Dupont 
Hirth  Leon,  fj.  Hirth  &  Son)  dw!  1209  Dupont 
Hiskeet  H.,  dwl  424  Sansom 
Hislep  Adam,  seaman  P.  M.S.  S.  Cliina 
Hibterbirgk  Frank,  merchant,  dwl  34  Ellis 
Hitch  Samuel  P.,  packer  with  Marden  &  Myrick, 

dwl  1113  Stockton 
Hitchcock    Charles   E.,    (Hitchcock    &  Robinson) 

414  Market 
Hitchcock  Charles  M.,  physician  and  commissioner 

Laguua  Survey,  ofhce  and  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Hitchcock  Clinton,  clerk  with  George  B.  Hitchcock 

&  Co.,  dwi  1010  Powell 
Hitchcock  David,  carpenter,  dwl  123  Jackson 
Hitchcock  D.  W..  railroad  agent,  dwl  Russ  Houfc 
HITCHCOCK    GEORGE    B.    &    CO.,   counting- 
house    stationers,   413  and  415   Sansom,  dwl 
1010  Powell 
Hitchcock  H.,  laborer  Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg  Co., 

dwl  Kentucky  nr  Sierra 
Hitchcock  Henry,  laboi-er,  dwl  Eighth  Avenne  nr 

L,  South  San  Francisco 
HITCHCOCK,  SHAW  &  CO.,  (Wilbur  F.  Hitch- 
cock and  Albert  Shaw)  commission  merchants, 
310  Davis 
Hitchcock    Wilbur  F.,    (Hitchcock,  Shaw  Sf  Co.) 

dwl  1.509  Jones 
Hitchcock  &  Robinson,  (Charles  E.  Hitchcock  and 
Samnel  Robinson  J  insurance  brokers  and  aver- 
age adjusters,  ofhce  414  Market 
Hitchings  Edward  W.,  salesman,  dwl  615  Mason 
Hitchings  James,  miner,  dwl  115  Mason 
HITTELL   JOHN    S.,    editorial  department  Alta 

California,  dwl  619  Stevenson 
HITTELL  THEODORE  H.,  attorney  at  law,  of- 
fice 4  Court  Block,  636  Clay,  dwl  726  Folsom 
Hixon  Jasper  M.,  produce  commission  and  dealer 

Chinese  goods,  322  Davis,  dwl  718  Turk 
Hixon  Omri,  street  contractor,  dwl  1234  Bush 

Hixon. See  Hickson 

Ho  Chun,  (Chinese)  physician,  730  Jackson 

Ho  Hing  Ming,  (Chinese)  physician,  708  Jackson 

Ho  Yun  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  manufacturers  clothing, 

909  Dupont 

Hoadley  James  H.,  lumberman,  dwl  Pine  nr  Gough 

Hoadley  Milo,   civil  engineer,  office  29  Merchauts' 

Exchange,  dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and  Cemetery  Av 

Hoag  C.   P..   operator  Western   Union  Telegraph 

Co.,  dwl  23  Silver 
Hoag  George  S.,  (Hoag  &  Seeglitz)  dwl  505  Sutter 
Hoatf  Jolm  W.,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  829 

Polsom 
Hoag  Mary  Miss,  dwl  SW  cor  First  and  Folsom 
HOAG    &■  SEEGLITZ,    (George    S.  Hoag  and 
August  SeeglitzJ  wood  and  coal,  SW  cor  Sut- 
ter and  Powell 
Hoag  William  M.,  dwl  Russ  House 
Hoagland  William  C,  (Hoaglaud  Sf  Newsom  and 
Reed,  H.  &  NewsomJ  res  Brooklyn.  Alameda 


HOAGLAND  &  NEWSOM,  (William  C.  Hoag- 
land and  John  J.  Newsom)  archiietts  and 
agents  Reed.  Hoagland  &  Newsom's  window 
screens,  533  Kearny 

Hoar  Charles,  dwl  SW  cor  Stockton  and  Pine 

Hoar  John,  hostler  Dexter  Stable,  dwl  Trinity 
Court 

Hoar  Samuel  E.,  agent  Weed's  Sewing  Machines, 
329  Kearny 

Hoare  Michael,  blacksmith,  dwl  W  s  Potrero  Ave- 
nue nrBrannan  Street  Bridge 

Hoare  Michael,  hostler  with  James  Tomkinson,  dwl 
62  First 

Hoary  John,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel,  dwl  331  Te- 
hama 

Hobart  Benjamin  F.,  porter  with  Marcus  C.  Hawley 
&  Co..  dwl  8  Verona  Place 

Hobart  Benjamin,  Jr.,  (Hobart,  Wood  Sf  Co.)  dwl 
1029  Post 

Hobart  Frank  B.,  lumberdealer,  dwl  lODeBoom 

Hobart  John  H.,  drayman  NW  cor  Davis  and  Ore- 
gon, dwl  SE  cor  Eleventh  and  Folsom 

Hobart  John  R.,  lumber  surveyor,  pier  5  Steuart, 
dwl  124  Perry 

Hobart  Paul,  jeweler,  dwl  O'Farrell  nr  Octavia 

HOBART,  WOOD  &.  CO.,  (Benjamin  Hobart  Jr., 
Samuel  A.  Wood)  importers  and  jobbers  boots 
and  shoes,  15  Sansom 

Hobbert  Henry  T.,  books,  stationery,  etc.,  155 
Third,  dwl  11  Hampton  Place 

Hobbert  L.  Miss,  dressmaker,  128  Kearny 

Hobbs  Caleb  S.,  (Hohbs,  Gilmore  &  Co.)  dwl  534 
Howard 

Hobbs  Frederick,  flour  and  grain  broker,  40  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  1502  Tavior 

HOBBS,  GILMORE  &  CO.,  (Caleb  S.  Hobbs, 
Stephen  I).  Gilmore  and  David  Pomeroy)  plan- 
ing mill  and  box  factory,  213-219  Market 

Hobbs  James  B.,  clerk  with  Eureka  Salt  Co.,  dwl 
1114  Market 

Hobbs  John,  engineer,  dwl  NE  cor  Front  and  Sac 

Hobbs  Johnjj  K.  C,  assistant  bookkeeper  with 
Hobbs,  Gilmore  &  Co.,  dwl  534  Howard 

Hobb's  Wharf,  E  s  Long  Bridge  foot  Fourth 

Hobby  BenjiiminF.,  advertising  agent  California 
and  Pacific  Railroad,  office  Front  St.  Wharf 

Hobe  Adolphus  A.,  deputy  treasurer  City  and 
County,  office  3  City  Hall,  dwl  113  Eighth 

HOBE  GEORGE  J.,  cigars  aud  tobacco,  NE  cor 
Washington  and  Dupont,  dwl  910  V'allejo 

Hobiii  Francis,  steward,  dwl  306  Folsom 

Hobkirk  Peter,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwlS  s  Six- 
teenth bet  Second  Av  and  Gueirero 

Hoblm  Fiederick,  cabinetmaker  with  Schreiber, 
Rohr  &  Co.,  dwl  821  Filbert 

Hobro  William  D.,  plumber  with  Edmund  Lane, 
dwl  Jackson  nr  Powell 

Hobron  Willinm  McC,  bookkeeper  with  Davis  & 
Cowell,  dwl  1  Perry 

Hobson  Abraham, slioemaker,  7  Prospect  Place 

Hobson  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  Fifteenth  Avenue 
nr  S,  South  San  Francisco 

Hobson  Henry  B.,  bookkeeper  with  I.  Friedlander, 
dwl  1234  Pacific 

Hobson  Thomas,  porter  with  Thomas  Day,  dwl  12.34 
Pacific 

Hobson  William,  dairyman  with  John  Peterkin,  dwl 
Railroad  Av  nr  Twenty-eighth 

Hobson  William  G.,  bookkeeper  with  George  A. 
Johnson  &  Co.,  dwl  1036  Jackson 

HOBURG  WILLIAM  H..  real  estate,  606  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  315  Tyler 

Hoch  Frederick,  wheelwright  with  Costigan  & 
Brother,  dwl  407 Pacific 

Hoch  John  Henry  Frank,  (  Von  Borstel  4-  H.J  dwl 
1407  Powell 

Hochbrunn   Henry,  ( Huck  &  H.)  dwl  209  Tehama 

Hochgurtel  Nicholas,  Graf-Litho  Saloon,  NW  cor 
Pine  and  Kearny 


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Hocl'liolzer  Harriet  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Girls' 

Higli  Scliool 
Hocliliolzer  Hugo,  architect,  507  Montgomery,  dwl 

9l6Bdwv 
Hoclikofler   Rudolph,  fHochkofler   Sc  Reed)  oflSce 

2^t~  Front,  res  Oakland 
HOCHKOFLER   &  REED.  (Rudolph.  Horkkofler 

and   George  Reed)  merchandise   brokers,  207 

Front 
Hoclistadter  Charles,  dwl  719  Clay 
Hofhstadter  Ellas,  office  426  Mont,  dwl  42fi  Post 
Hock  Charles,  ( Zimmcr  &  H.J  dwl  SW  cor  Mason 

and  Union 
Hock  Henry,  brewer,  dwl  E  s  Valencia  nr  Fifteenth 
Hock  Tobias,  hairdressing  saloon,  SOI  Kearny,  dwl 

1007  Mission 
Hock  Tobias,  brickmaaon,  dwl  422  Tyler 
Hockele  Louis,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Fol 

som  and  Rausch 
HockenRol)ert,  carpenter  H.C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Hocken   W.  Oliver,  carpenter  H.  C.   League,  128 

Kearny 
Hockenhonner    Peter,   boilermaker    Vulcan    Iron 

Works 
Hocks    Joseph,    laborer,     dwl    N    s    Fulton    bet 

Buchanan  and  Webster 
Hoctor  James   P.,  plasterer  Plasterers'  Protective 

Association,  727  Market 
Hoctor  John,  teamster,  dwl  Twenty-ninth  nrMiss 
Hodde  Dietrich,   fireman   Cal.   Com.  and  ]\I.   Co., 

dwl  Gi'eenwich  nr  Pierce 
Hodes  Angustufi,  hairdresser  with  William  Wiehe, 

dwl  4  Taylor  Place 
Hodge  .'Mexander,  fruit  and  vegetables,  713  Folsom 
Hodge  Benjamin,  house  agent,  dwl  830  Howard 
Hodge   BeDJamiQ  0.,  Jr.,  operator  with  Bucking- 
ham &  Hecht.  dwl  830  Howard 
Hodge  Charles  J.,   compositor  Evening  Bulletin, 

dwl  SW  cor  California  and  St.  Mary  Place 
Hodge  John,  real  estate,  dwl  Bestole  nr  Vallejo 
Hodge  John  G.,  (John  G.  Hodge  &  Co.)  res  New 

York 
HODGE  JOHN  G.  &  CO.,  importers  and  jobbers 

books,  stationery,  etc.,  SW  cor  Sansom  and  Sac 
Hodge  Joseph,  hostler,  211  Pine,   dwl  Trinity  nr 

Sutter 
Hodge  Michael,  drayman,  cor  Jackson  and  East, 

dwl  338  Union 
HODGES  A  D.  JR.,  mining  engineer  and  mining 
—    editor  Scientific  Press,  dwl  1014  Stockton 
Hodires  Albert,  machinist  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl 

407  Folsom 
Hodges  Ellen  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mission  Street 

Primary  School,  dwl  107  Fifth 
Hodges  George,  carpenter  with  Atwood  &  Bodwell, 

dwl  407  Folsom 
Hodges  James,  chiropodist,  dwl  4  Central  Place 
Hodges  John  H.,   driver   Central  R.  R.,  dwl  444 

Si.xth 
Hodgdon  Andrew  P.,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Sixteenth 

bet  First  Avenue  and  Mission 
Hodgdon  Charles  H.,  master  mariner,  dwl  1007  Mkt 
Hodgdon  C.  L.  Mrs.,  physician,  277  Stevenson 
Hodgdon  John,  carpenter,  dwl  .519  Stevenson 
Hodgdon  Joseph  B.,  contractor,  dwl  1063  Howard 
Hodgdon  W.    H.    A.,  teacher  music,    University 

Mound  College 
Hodgkin    J.   W.,  (J.    W.  Hodrrkin   &  Co.)    dwl 

Eleventh  Av  nr  Railroad  Av,  South  S.  F. 
HODGKIN  J.  W.  &  CO.,  (D.   C.  M.  Goodsdl) 

conmiission  merchants  and  dealers  real  estate, 

lumber,   coal,  wood,  etc.,  cor  Fourth  Avenue 

and  L,  South  S.  V. 
Hodgkins  Edwin,  carpenter,  dwl  322  Third 
Hodgkins  Henry  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  Fifteenth  Av- 
enue bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Hodgkins  James  E.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  322  Third 
Hodgkins  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  245  Tehama 


Hodgkins  Pilsbery,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  «&  Co., 

dwl  41  Natoma 
Hodgkinson  Thomas,  carpenter  H.   C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Hodgkinson  Samuel  J.,  student  Commercial  College, 

dwl  1()06  Clay 
Hodgson  Robert,"  waiter,  605  Commercial,  dwl  2 

Adelaide  Place 
Hodnett  Michael  W..   special  policeman,  dwl  cor 

Capp  and  Twenty-third 
Hoeber  Henry,  U.  S.  measurer  vessels  and  inspector 

Custom  House,  dwl  1 18  Dora 
Hoeder  John,  cook,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Hoedle  Henry,  painter,   dwl   S^V  cor  Pacific  and 

Virginia 
Hoee  Hannah,  (widow)  dwl  622  Minna 
Hoefer  Henry  G.,  gilder  and  picture  framemaker, 

813  Washington 
Hoeg  Jane  A.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  223  Fifth 
Hoehna  Charles,  porter,  405  Battery,  dwl  734  Clem 
Hoelbe  Albert,  printer,  dwl  756  Harrison 
Hoelscher    Anton,   brewer  Philadelphia  Brewery, 

dwl  109  Tehama 
Hoelscher  Ernst,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Eddy 

and  Mason,  dwl  209  Mason 
Hoelscher  Joseph,  watchmaker,  614  Merchant 
Hoelscher  Werner,  clerk  vs-ith  Ernst  Hoelscher,  SE 

cor  Eddy  and  Mason 
Hoelscher  William,  (Mansshardt  ^   H.)  dwl  832 

Harrison 
Hoercbner  Charles  J.,  speculator,  dwl  1 13  Morton 
Hoerdt  Conrad,  waiter  Golden   Gate   Hotel,  728 

Mai-ket 
Hoermani;  Edward,  waiter, dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Hoertkorn  Charles,  boots  and   shoes,  543  Washing- 
ton, dwl  Bartol  nr  Broadway 
Hoey  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  272  Stevenson 
Hoey  Daniel,  pressman  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

dwl  662  Minna 
Hoey  Eugene,  upholsterer  with  John   P.  Rafferty, 

dwl  272  Stevenson    . 
Hoey  J.,  machinist,  dwl  536  Sacramento 
Hoey  J.  Percy,  reporter,  dwl  429  Sixth 
Hoey  John,  upholsterer  with  John  P.  Rafferty,  dwl 

272  Stevenson 
Hoey  Joseph,  coppersmith,  dwl  802  Stockton 
Hoey  Robert,  fireman,  dwl  329  Vallejo 
Hoey  Thomas,  coppersmith   with  James  Macken, 

dwl  536  Sacramento 
Hoey   Thomas,  driver,  dwl  E  s  Clinton  bet  Bran- 
nan  and  Townsend 
Hoey  Thomas,  porter  Lick  House 
Hoey  William,  painter  and  grainer,  dwl  34  Everett 
Hoey. — See  Hoy  and  Hoye 
Hoferkamp  H.,  axeman  Tide  Land  Survey 
Hoft' John  W.,  newspaper  carrier,  dwl  W  s  Web- 
ster bet  Ellis  and  O'Farrell 
Hoff  Oliver,  physician,  office  and  dwl  208  Stockton 
Hotr  R.  W.,  (Knoulton  &  H.J  dwl  312  Tehama 
Hoff.-See  Hough  and  Huff 
Hotter  Philip,  waiter,  253  Steuart 
Holler  Florent,  clerk   with  Weil  &   Co.,   dwl  710 

Bush 
Hoffman  A.  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Mason  St.  Cos- 
mopolitan School 
Hoffman  Abraham,  teacher  music,  dwl  222  Stevenson 
Hoffman   Alexander,    (colored)   laborer,    dwl  1611 

Powell 
Hoffman  Amelia  M.,  physician,  dwl  959  Folfom 
Hoffman  Augustus,  salesman,  17  Battery,  dwl  316 

Leavenworth 
Hoffman  Charles,  teacher  music,  dwl  2.57  Stevenson 
Hoffman   Charles,    (Charles  and  John    Hodman) 

dwl  709  Davis 
Hoffman  Charles  and  John,  hairdressers,  709  Davis 
Hoffman  Christian,  carrier    California    Demokrat, 

dwl  1028  Dupont 
Hoffman  Christian,   upholsterer    with   George    O. 

Whitney  <fe  Co.,  dwl  116  Morton 


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Hoffman   Clurisse,  (widow)    dressmaker,    dwl    611 

Howard 
Hoffman  Edward,  clerk  123  Mont,  dwl  251  Tehama 
Hotfman  Edwin,  sailmaker,  dwl  N  s  Oregon  bet 

Front  and  Davis 
Hoffman  Ferdinand,  clerk,  dwl  2217  Mason 
Hoffman  Francis  J.,  porter  with  H.  Horstmann  & 

Co. 
Hoffman  Frederick,  clerk  with  Cohlman  &  Co.,  dwl 

41'J  Sutter 
Hofl'inan  Gustave,  salesman  with  Hoffman  &  Co., 

dwl  316  Leavenworth 
Hoffman  H.,  salesman  with  J.  &  F.  Steinert,  dwl 

9)1  Clay 
Hoffman  Henry,  tailor,   dwl  NE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Broadway 
Hoffman  Henry  F'.  W:,  dwl  106  Eighth 
Hoffmnn   Henry   W.,   woodturner    with   Miller  & 

Haley,  dwl  NE  cor  Powell  and  Pine 
Hoffman  John,  mariner,  dwl  N  s  Oregon  bet  Front 

and  Davis 
Hoffman  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  SE  cor  Filbert  and 

Dupont 
Hoffman  John,  teamster  with  Milton  P.  Sessions, 

dwl  1219  Folsom 
Hoffman  John,   with   S.   F.  Ben.   Ass'n,   dwl  W  s 

Jones  bet  Union  and  Green 
Hoffman  John,  (Charles  and  John  Hoffman)  dwl 

709  Davis 
Hoffman  Joseph,  asphaltnm  roofer,  dwl  728  Market 
Hoffman  Joseph,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  SW  cor  Folsom  and  Folsom  Avenue 
Hoffman  Joseph,  (Hodman  &  Co.)  dwl  62]  Third 
Hoffmin  Lazarus,  (Hoffman  Sf  Co.)  dwl  316  Leav- 
enworth 
Hoffman  Mannasseh  D.,  conductor,  dwl  16  Eausch 
Hoffman  Martin,  metermaker  with  M.  Dobrzensky, 

dwl  N  s  Bush  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 
Hoffman  Ogdeu,  jud^e  U.  S.  District  Court,  cham- 
bers, room  10   U.  S.  Coui't  Building,  dwl  Pa- 
cific Club 
Hoffman  Paul,  sawyer,  dwl  27  Zoe 
Hoffman  Peter,  longshoreman,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Hoffman  Robert  Mrs.,  dwl  237  Stevenson 
Hoffman  Samuel,  (Hoffman  &    Co.)  res  New  York 
Hoffman  Seligman,  (Hoffman  Sf  Co.)  res  Paris 
Hoffman  Simon,  dwl  251  Tehama 
Hoffman  Simon,  teamster  with  M.  P.  Sessions,  dwl 

1219  Folsom 
Hoffman  William,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  E   s  Octavia 

nr  Page 
Hoffman  William,  (Teubner  &  H)  dwl  1316  Lar- 

kin 
Hoffman  William  T.,  clerk,   dwl  W  s  Dale  bet 

Leavenworth  and  Hyde 
Hoffman  &  Co.,  (Seligman.  Samuel,   Lazarus  and 
Joseph  Hoffman)  importers  and  jobbers  milli- 
nery and  fancy  goods  and  Yankee  notions,  17 
and  19  Battery 
Hoffmann  B..  laborer,  dwl  224  Francisco,  rear 
Hoffmann  Charles  F.,  chief  topographer  State  Geo- 
logical Survey,  oflBce  91  Montgomery  Block,  dwl 
24  South  Park 
Hoffmaim  Charles  H.,  gardener,  dwl  423  Natoma 
Hoffmann  Charles  S.,  woodcarver  with  Bryant  & 

Strahan,  dwl  24  Oak 
Hoffmann  Christian,  carpenter,  dwl  275  Stevenson 
Hoffmann  Conrad,  liquor  saloon,  533  Broadway 
Hoffmann  David,  bottler  with  Wiggett  &  Co.j  dwl 

SE  cor  Broadway  and  Mason 
Hoffmann  Edward,  (Hoffmann  Sf  Green)  dwl  523 

Green,  rear 
Hoffmann  Frank,  bds  1022  Dupont 
Hoffmann  Henry,  salesman  with  Stein,  Simon  &  Co., 

dwl  1013  Green 
Hoffmann  Hermann,  bootblack,  773  Market 
Hoffmann  Jacub,  painter,  dwl  221  Ritch 
Hoffmann  John,   waiter  with  Henry  Bocken,  645 
Washington 


Hoffmann  John  D.,  civil  engineer,  office  728  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  24  South  Park 

Hoffmann  John  G.,  steneilcutter  and  engraver,  414 
Sacramento,  dwl  734  Vallejo 

Hoffmann  John  W.,  cabinetmaker  with  Johnson  &, 
Best,  dwl  Bootz  Hotel 

Hoffmann  Kate  Miss,  housekeeper,  dwl   1012  Leav 

Hoffm:mn  M.irtin,  shoemaker,  dwl  1111  Dupont 

HOFFMANN  SIMON,  tannery,  S  s  Serpentine 
Av  nr  Howard 

Hoffmann  &  Green,  (Edward  Hoffmann  and  Gus- 
tave Green)  stoves  and  tinsmitbs,  1228  Stockton 

Hotfmeister  Henry  M.,  driver  with  G.  A.  Treuschel, 
dwl  621  Bran  nan 

Hoffschneider  Wi\\\a.m,  (Joseph  Winierburn  &  Co.) 
dwl  506  OTarrell 

Hoffsommer  William,  painter  with  Frederick  Nutz, 
dwl  W  s  Stockton  nr  Sutter 

Hofman  Henry,  (of  H.  &  C.  Hofmnn,  U/ciah)  o&ce 
126  Sansotn 

Hofman  Martin,  dwl  528  Bush 

Hof'mann  Adolph,  winebottler  with  Eberhart  &. 
Lachman,  dwl  2  Park  Av 

Hofmann  Charles  W.,  chiropodist  and  book  agent, 
dwl  lib  Sutter,  rear 

Hofmann  Heniy,  Central  Saloon,  NE  cor  Pine  and 
Kearny,  and  Old  Sigel,  616  Pacific 

Hofmann  Joseph  A.,  f'J.  Roman  &  Co.)  dwl  NE 
cor  Howard  and  Second 

Hofmann  William  B.,  dwl  2  Park  Av 

Hofleng  Frederick,  watchmaker,  101  Third,  dwl  E  s 
Sumner  nr  Howard 

Hofler  Joseph,  lithographic  printer  with  A.  L.  Ban- 
croft &  Co.,  dwlGolden  Gate  Hotel 

Hogan  Charles  C,  collector  with  Kimball  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dwl  12  Park  Av 

Hogan  Charles  H.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 
Kearny 

Hogan  Daniel,  junkdealer,  dwl  W  s  Dora  bet  Har- 
rison and  Bryant 

Hogan  Daniel,  laborer  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl 
King  Street  House 

Hogan  Dennis,  stonecutter,  dwl  12  Moss 

Hogan  Dennis,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  dwl  74  First 

Hogan  Dennis  J.,  laborer  U.  S.  Custom  House,  dwl 
1012|  Harrison 

Hogan  Edward,  laborer  South  Point  Warehouse, 
dwl  152  Clara 

Hogan  Edward  A.,  (Nolan  &  H.J  dwl  W  s  Bartlett 
nr  Twenty-third 

Hogan  Ellen,  (widow)  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  W  s  Gil- 
bert nr  Bryant 

Hogan  Ellen  Miss,  cloakmaker  with  Meyer  Morgen- 
stern,  dwl  704  Folsom 

Hogan  Ellen  A.,  (widow)  private  school,  dwl  5 
Park  Av 

Hogan  Eugene,  laborer,  dwl  152  Clara 

Hogan  Frederick,  hackdriver  Buss  House,  dwl  3 
Natoma 

Hogan  George,  driver  with  Smith  &  Smith,  dwl  342 
Brannan 

Hogan  George,  miner,  dwl  521  Mason 

Hogan  George  Jr.,  hostler  Fashion  Stable,  dwl  521 
Mason 

Hogan  J.,  stonecutter  with  Edward  McGrath,  dwl 
Market  nr  Fourth 

Hogan  James,  laborer,  dwl  37  Eddy 

Hogan  James,  laborer,  dwl  333  Bush 

Hogan  James,  secretary  Jourueymans  Boot  &  Shoe 
Coperative  Union,  dwl  1506  Jla-^on 

Hogan  James  L.,  carpenter,  dvvl  322  Third 

Hogan  Jeremiah,  laborer  Fashion  Stable,  dwl  333 
Bush 

Hogan  John,  hostler,  38  Sixth 

Hogan  John,  laborer,  dwl  cor  York  and  Twenty- 
" third 

Hogan  John,  laborer,  dwl  214   Broadway 

Hogan  John,  laborer  with  J.  B,  Kemp,  dwl  cor 
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Hogan  John,  liquor  saloon,  Greenwich  nr  Grant 

Hogan  John,  local  agent  Occidental   Inp   Co.,   dwl 
S  h  Twenty-ninth  bet  Dolores  and  Guerrero 

Hogan  John,  machinist  S.  F.  Gas  Works,   dwl  14 
Rausch 

Hogan  John,  marblecntter,  dwl  777  Market 

Hogan  John,  teamster,  dwl  27  Lafayette,  rear 

Hogan  John,  waiter,  dwl  151    Natoma 

Hogan  John  A.,  ( Hogan  &  Go.)  dwl  W  8  Nevada 
bet  Folsoni  and  Harrison 

Hogan  John  W.,  barkeeper,  dwl  151  Natoma 

Hogan  M  ,  teamster  with  Hancock  &.  Kelso 

Hoyan  Matthew,    laborer,    dwl    N  s    Glover   bet 
Broadway  and  Vallejo 

Hogan  Michael,  driller  Pacific  Rolling  Mills,    dwl 
Potrero  Point 

Hogan  Michael,  fish,  35  Metropolitan   Market,  dwl 
963  Harrison 

Hogan  Micliael,  hostler,  38  Sixth 

Hogan  Micliael,  janitor  Greenwich  Street   Cosmo- 
politan School 

Hogan  Micliael,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Glover  bet  Broad- 
way and  Vallejo 

Hogan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Vallejo  bet  Leav- 
enworth and  Jones 

Hogan  Micliael,  laliorer,  dwl  37  Stanford 

Hogan  Michael,  laborer  with   William   Kerr,    dwl 
903  Battery 

Hogan  Michael,   (Cooperative  Saddlery  Co. J   dwl 
649  Mission 

Hogan  Michael  J.,  bag  sewer  with  Reynolds,  How- 
ell &  Foi-d,  dwl  206  Pacific 

Hogan  Michael  L.,fC/ancy&H.Jdvf\  cor  Sixteenth 
and  First  Avenue 

Hogan  Michael  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  Park  Lane 

Hogan  Patrick,  dwl  1217  Powell 

Hogan  Patrick,  carpenter  H.C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Hogan   Patrick,  laborer  Empire  Warehonse,  dwl 
1717  Hyde 

Hogan  Patrick,  porter  with  John  Wightman  &  Co., 
dwl  SF  cor  Sacramento  and  Leidesdoitf 

Hogan  Patrick,  porter,  114  Buttery,  dwl  81  Stev 

Hogan  Patrick,  waiter  Lick  House 

Hogan  Patrick,  waiter  with  Rosenkrans  &  O'Don- 
nell.  dwl  144  Natoma 

Hogan  Patrick  M.,  steward  with  Charles  H.  Brick- 
wedel,  dwl  144  Natoma 

Hogan    Robert,    policeman    City    Hall,    dwl    521 
Mason 

Hogan  Terrence,  hostler,  dwl  333  Bush 

Hogan  Thomas,  laborer  C.  P.   R.  R.,  dwl  SE  cor 
First  and  DeBoom 

Hogan  Thomas,  hiundryman  S.  F.  Laundry  Asso- 
ciation, dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 

Hogan  Thomas,  plasterer,  dwl  10  Rausch,  rear 

Hogan  Willi:im,  dwl  122  Leidesdortf 

Hogan  William,  express,  NW  cor  Market  and  Sec- 
ond, dwl  1314  Sacramento 

Hogan  William,  laborer,  dwl  17  Natoma 

Hogan  William,  laborer  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.,  Broadway 
Wharf 

Hogan  William  H.,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  10 
Tehama  Place 

Hogan  William  H.,  hackman.  Plaza 

Hogan  William  J.,  dwl  3  Central  Place 

Hogan  &  Co..  /'John  A.  Ho/ran,   Thomas  Howard, 
James  McGrath  and  Patncic  T.  Bntler)  coop- 
erage, S  s  Commercial  bet  Davis  and  Drumm 
Hogate  Samuel  C,  clerk,  63  California  Market,  dwl 

2  Highland  Terrace 
Hoge  George,  dwl  736  Market 
Hoge  George  G.  W.,  attorney  at  law,  office  5  Mont- 

gomerv  Block 
HOGK  JOSEPH  P.,   attorney   at    law,  office   5 

Montgomery  Block,  dwl  Pacific  Club 
Hoge   Walter,    (E.    Chielovich  Sf    Co.)    dwl    619 

Pine 
Hogehoom  Lawrence  V.,  engineer  C.  S.  Nav.  Co. 'a 
8tm  Cbrysopolis,  dwl  344  Tehama 


HOGER   ERNEST,    groceries,    525    Washington, 

dwl  1319  Pine 
Hogertv  James,  coachman  with  E.  V.  Hathaway, 

dwl  38  South  Park 
Hogg  T.  Edgerton,  dwl  Rubs  House 
Hoggstad  Abraham,  dwl  47  Sicramento 
Hogle  George,  patternmaker  Pacific  Iron  Works 

dwl  12  Tehama 
Hogle  Nelson,  shoemaker,  dwl  1032  Market 
Hobenschild  George,  (Oiljillan  &  H.J  dwl  23  Val- 
paraiso 
Hohenschild  Henry,  salesman,  11  Montgomery,  dwl 

520  Minna 
Hohlweg  Frederick,    manufacturer    essential  oils, 

etc.,  122  Leideadorff,  and  porter  with  Hug  & 

Schmidt 
Hohmann  Jacob,  (Hohmann  &  Leimbacher)  dwl 

13  Clara  Lane 
Hohmann  &    Leimbacher,  (Jacob    Hohmann  and 

Rudolph  Leimbacher)  wine    and   beer  saloon, 

4171  Kearny 
HohndorfF  Henry,  cabinettnaker  with  N.  P.  Cole 

&  Co.,  dwl  fcushman  nr  California 
Hohwiesner   Clemens,  clerk  with   Charles  Baum, 

dwl  13  Powell 
Hoin  Felix  J.,  barkeeper  with  Pierre  P.  Hoin,  dwl 

617  Larkin 
Hoin  Isidor  M.,  collector  with  A.  Roman  &  Co., 

dwl  617  Larkin 
Hoin  Pierre  P.,  liquor  saloon,  250  Fourth,  dwl  617 

Larkin 
Hoin  Pierre  P.  Jr.,  acting  superintendent  postal  de- 
livery S.  F.  Postofllice,  dwl  735  Pine 
Hoin  Theodore  E.,  flagman  Tide  Land  Survey,  dwl 

617  Larkin 
Hoisington  Simon  E.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Ha- 
ley, dwl  634  Mission 
Hoitt'lra  G.,  real  estate  agent  and.  secretary  Great 

Park  Homestead  Association,  office  425  Kear- 
ny, dwl  804  Bush 
Hoitt'lra  G.  Mrs.,  teacher  Oakland  school,  dwl  804 

Bush 
Hoitt.— See  Hoyt 
Holahan  Elizabeth  Miss,  milliner  and  millinery,  424 

Kearny 
Holahan  Francis  J.,  clerk,  dwl  616  California 
Holbeche  William,  dwl  Adams  House 
Holborn  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  W  s  Dora  nv  Har 
Holborn  Susan  A.  Mrs.,  tailoress,  dwl  W  s  Dora 

nr  Harrison 
Holbring  John,  watchman  P.  M.  S.  S.  America 
Holbrook  Benjamin   F.,  salesman    City    of  Paris, 

dwl  NE  cor  Stockton  and  Bush 
Holbrook    Charles,  (Brittan,  H.  ^    Go.)  dwl  723 

Sutter 
Holbiook    Charles   B.,   physician,  office    and    dw^l 

SW  cor  Sixth  and  Folsom 
Holbrook  Charles  B.  Jr.,  druggist,  SW  cor  Sixth 

and  Folsom 
Holbrook  Charles  T.,  clerk  Fireman's   Fund    Ins. 

Co.,  dwl  208  Ellis 
Holbrook  Nellie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Washington 

Grammar  School,  dwl  707  Stockton 
Holbrook  O.  S.,  bootmaker,  dwl  728  Market 
Holbrook  T.   W.  J.,  special  agent  Pacific  Mutual 

Life  Insurance  Co.,  office  137  Montgomery,  dwl 

528  Pine 
Holbrook  William,  clerk,  913  Montgoiiiery 
Holcher  John,  laborer,  dwl  33  Frederick 
Holcheur  Joljn  J.,  stevedore.  Lumber  Stevedores' 

Association,  Barra's  Hall 
Holchschiter  Paul,  carpenter,  dwl  939  Folsom 
Holcomb   Franklin,    real   estate  agent,  dwl   226 

Green 
HOLCOMB    W.   A.    &    CO.,   (EHsha    Ransom) 

storage  warehonse,  SW  cor  Battery  and  Vallejo 
HOLCOMB    WESLEY    B.,    Mendocino    Lumber 

Yard  pier  12  Steuart,  dwl  S  s  Ridley  bet  Mission 

and  Valencia 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Braids  of  all  kinds. 


REDIWGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  exclusive  Agents  for  Drake's  Plantation  Bitters. 


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Holcomb  William  A.,  (  W.  A.  Holcomb  &  Co.)  dwl 

1108  Mason 
Holconibe  Atkinson,  merchant,  dwl  445  Bush 
Holcombe  Samuel E., merchant,  dwl  013  Mason 
Holden  Albert  M.,  chief  clerk,  313  California,  dwl 

7:.'9  Bush 
Holden   Austin  T.,  blacksmith  with  Isidore  Bums, 

dwl  1403  Stockton 
Holden  D;iniel  J.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  205  Ritch 
Holden  Edward,  engineer,  dwl  1409  Dupont 
Holden  Edward  Mi's.,  dressmaker,  dwl  1409  Dnpont 
Holden  Henry,  bag  sewer  with  E.  Detrick&Co., 

dwl  120  Davis 
Holden  House,  Mrs.  Theresa  Holden  proprietress, 

523  Kearny 
Holden  James,  milkman  with  Henry  Keller,  dwl 

Old  San  Jose  Road  nr  Twenty-eixth 
Holden  James,  tinsmith  with  Ezra  T.  Bucknam, 

dwl  118  Folsom 
Holden  James  B.,  mercantile  accountant,  633  Front, 

dwl  744  Howard 
Holden  John  H.,  cooper  with  A.  S.  Gordon,  dwl  E 

8  Main  nr  BiTant 
HOLDEN  JOSEPH,  attorney  at  law,  office  411  ^ 

California,  dwl  612  Mason  nr  Bush 
Holden  Martin,  shoemaker,  dwl  824  Green 
Hnlden  Theresa  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms.  523  Kearny 
Holden  Samuel  P..  (S.  P.  Holden  &   Co.)  dwl  S  s 

Chestnut  bet  Jones  &  Leavenworth 
HOLDEN  S.  P.  &    CO.,   (James  Moorhead)   im- 
porters and  jobbers  dry  goods,  linens,  hosiery, 

trimniintjs,  embroideries,  etc.,  28  Sansom 
Holden  William,  pile  driver,  dwl  Long  Bridge 
Holder  David,  elioemaker  with  MaxReubold,  dwl 

Jlorse  nr  Pine 
Holder  William  W.,  submaster  South  Cosmopolitan 

School,  dwl  418  Kearny 
Holderness  Harold,  clerk  with  Rodgers,  Meyer  & 

Co.,  res  Oakland 
Holderness  S.  M..  commission  merchant,  office  room 

7,  402  Front,  dwl  1010  Stockton 
Holdersbach   John,  driver  with  H.  Horstmann  & 

Co.,  dwl  SE  cor  Union  and  Battery 
Holdredge  Henrv  A.,  porter  with  Treadwell  &-  Co., 

dwl  712  Turk 
Holdredge  Ransom  G.,  landscape  painter,  studio  12 

Montgomery 
Holdredge  Steiiing  M.,  traveling  agent  New  Eng- 
land Mutual  Life  InB.  Co.,  302  Sansom 
Holdridge  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  114  Oak 
Holdzbertjer  Henry,  hairdresser,  dwl  814  Mont 
Hole  Thomas,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Holea  Guillermo,  teacher  Spanish,  608  Alarket 
Holes  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  SW  cor  Fillmore  and 

Filbert 
Holidiiy  Journal,  annual,   Wentworth   &  Boruck 

publifchers,  office  302  Montgomery 
Holje  Henry,  collector,  dwl  N  s  Grove  bet  Laguna 

and  Octavia 
Holje  John  B.,  (Linn  &  H.)  dwl  SW  cor  Union  and 

Mason 
Holje  Martin,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Brannan  and 

Ninth,  dwl  24  Downey 
Holjes  John,  barkeeper,  541  Clay,  dwl  207  Leides- 

dorff 
Hoik  Peter,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
HoU  Philip,  hairdresser,  dwl  528  Pacific 
HOLLADAYBEN.,  President  North  Pacific  Trans- 
portation Co.,  office  217  San,  res  Portland,  Or. 
HOLLADAY  JESSE, /^fTo/Zodrty  <fc  Breiiham)  ^^\ 

Occidental  Hotel 
HoUaday  Joseph,  capitalist,  dwl  Lick  House 
Holladay  Samuel  W.,  (Porter,  H.  ^  Weeks)  attor- 

ney'at  law,  office  620  Washington,  dwl  NE  cor 

Clav  and  Octavia 
HOLLADAY  &  BRENHAM,  (Jesse  Holladay  and 

0.  J.  BreiihamJ  agents  North   Pacific  Trans- 
portation Co.,  office  217  Sansom 
HoUahan  Richard,  lamplighter,  dwl  18  Lafayette  PI 


HoUahan  William,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Co 
HoUiihan   William  J.,  carriagepainter  with  M.  P. 

Holmes,  dwl  1234  Stockton 
Holland  Andrew,  teamster  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

227  Second 
Holland  Bernard,  cooper  with  T.  F.  Neagle  &  Co., 

dwl  13  Cleaveland 
Holland  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  732  Folsom 
Holland  Bridget  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  732  Folso-n 
Holland    Brothers,    (Woolwich    I),  and  Edward  J 

merchant  tailors,  126  Post 
Holland  C,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Holland  Cornelius  F.,  boatman,  dwl  SE  cor  Davis 

and  Vallejo 
Holland  Daniel,  carder  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 

cor  Franklin  and  Lombard 
Holland  Daniel,  (Holland  &   Gallagher)  dwl  328 

Third 
Holland  Denny  D.,  (Richardson,  Dell  Sf  Co.)  res 

Oakland 
Holland  Edward,  (Holland  Brothers)  126  Post 
Holland  George,  rigger,  dwl  E  s  Main  bet  Howard 

and  Folsom 
Holland  Gustavus.physician,  office  and  dwl  413  Bush 
Holland  Henry,  real  estate,  dwl  4  Filbert  Place 
Hollaud  James,  carpenter  H.C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Holland  James,  groceries,  NE  cor  Twentieth  and 

Columbia 
Hollaud  James,  laborer,  dwl  316  Beale 
Holland  James,  pressman  with  Francis  &  Valen- 
tine, dwl  515  Sacramento 
Holland  James,  steward   North   Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S  S.  Orizaba,  dwl  36  Rausch 
Holland  John,  boatman,  dwl  SW  cor  Davis  and 

Vallejo 
Holland  Kate  Bliss,  dressmaker,  dwl  732  Folsom 
Holland  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  17  Hunt 
Holland  Michael,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Ass'u,  231 

Sutter 
Holland  Michael,  laborer  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills, 

dwl  cor  Franklin  and  Lombard 
Holland  Michael,  miner,  dwl  660  Mission 
Holland  Nathaniel,  attorney  at  law,  office  SW  cor 

Montgomery  and  Clay,  dwl  1414  Taylor 
Hollaud  Nicholas,  wheelwright  with  Taber  tfc  Cun- 
ningham, dwl  44  Louisa 
Holland  Patrick,  porter  with  Stein,  Simon  &  Co., 

632  Sacramento 
Holland  Samuel  M.,  engineer  Golden  Gate  Mills, 

dwl  Folsom  bet  First  and  Secoud 
Holland  William,  waiter  Oxford  Saloon 
Holland  William  J.,  bootmaker,  dwl  192  Jessie 
Holland   Woolwich   D.,  (Hollaud  Sf  Ragles  and 

Holland  Brothers)  dwl  129  Bush 
Holland  &  Eagles,  (  Woolnich  D.  Holland  and  John 

H.  Eagles  J  saloon,  606  Mission 
Holland  &  Gallagher,  (Darnel  Holland  and  Frank 

Gallagher)  fruits,  209  Washington 
Hollander  Heinrich,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Hollander  Theodore,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  523 

Kearny,  dwl  533  Jessie 
Holle  George,  varnisher  with  William  G.  Weir, 

dwl  34  Hayes 
Holler  Anton,  "barkeeper  with  A.  L.  Thiele,  dwl  934 

Kearny 
Holler  Heiiry,  clerk,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Hollerin  Mark,  laborer,  dwl  32  Clara,  rear 
Holies  Harry,  japanner  with  Tay,  Brooks  &.  Back- 
us, dwl  5  Tyson  Place 
HoUey  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Holley  M.  W.,  clerk  U.S.A.  Quartermaster,  dwl  822 

Bush 
Holliday   Isaac,  (Holliday  <&   Heyessen)  dwl  938 

Howard 
Holliday  Peter,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.   Co.'s 

S.S.  Orizaba 
Holliday  &  Heyessen,  (Isaac  Holliday  and  Jacob 
W.  Heyessen)  wood  and  coal,  N  s  Leaven- 
worth bet  Eddy  and  Ellis 


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C.  P   VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  StrQ,et,  Jewelry  and  Albums. 


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Hollifjan  W.  P.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 

Hollin  Anfj;ii8t,  cooper  with  Erzgraber  &  Goetjen, 

dwl  fim  Bryant 
Holling  Cliarles  H.,  merchant,  dwl  306  Hyde 
HolliiiK  William,  salesman  with  Eugers  &  Co.,  dwl 

30C  Hyde 
Hollins.'8  Benjamin,  (Brommer  &  H.J  dwl  Filbert 

nr  Fillinore 
Holliiigs  Henry,  (E.  Berutk  Sf  Go.  and  Kruger  &, 

ffj  dwl -J  Martha  Place 
Hollingswortli  Alonzo,  clerk,  dwl  105  Mason 
HollisAlonzo  K.,  clerk,  408  Mont,  dwl  413  Minna 
Hollis  Joseph,  driver  with  George  C.  Thompson,  dwl 

5-27  Union 
HOLLIS  JOSEPH,  physician,  office  and  dwl   128 

Keai-nv 
HOLLIS  WILLIAM,  manager  Real  Estate  Asso- 
ciates, office  408  Jlontgomery,  dwl  113  Minna 
Hollister  Frederick  A.,  bookkeeper  with  John  G. 

Hodge  &  Co.,  dwl  304  Third 
Hollniann   Charles,  liquor  saloon,  318  Brannan,  res 

Oakland 
Hollo  Herman,  teacher  music,  dwl  572  Howard 
Hollow  William,  stonemason,  dwl  15  Pinckney  PI 
Holloway  L.  C, carpenter  H.  C.  League, 1-28  Kearny 
Holloway    Robert,  carpenter   H.    C.  League,    128 

Kearnv 
HOLLUB'A.  &  CO.,  (Simon  SeeUgJim^onen  a.nA 

jobbers  paints,  oik  and  lamps.  200-20-2  Front 
Holiub  Adolphus,   {A.Hollub&  Co. J  dwl  SW  cor 

Laguna  and  Tyler 
Holly  Oak  Park  Company,  office  331    Montgomery 
Hollywood  Andrew,  laborer  Custom  House,  dwl  214 

Tehama 
Hollywood  Joseph,  laborer  Custom  House,  res  Oak- 
land 
Holm  Abraham,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Holui  H.,  driver  S.F.  Stock   Brewery,  dwl  SE   cor 

Powell  and  Francisco 
Holm  Henry,  clerk  with  Hafner  &.  Feyge,  dwl  cor 

Eighteenth  and  Shotwell 
Holm  Henry,  house  and  signpainter,  dwl  204  Stock 
Holm  Jacob  P.,  (Meyer  <fc  H.J  dwl  314  Cbiy 
Holm  Soren  H.,  photographic  gallery,  143  Fourth 
HOLM  THOMAS,  grocer,  SE  cor  Sutter  aud  Stock- 
ton, dwl  313  Stockton 

Holman ,  civil  engineer,  dwl  Coso  House 

Holman    Edward,  rigger  and  stevedore,  dwl  329 

Vallejo 
Holman  G.  C,  (Holman  &   Co.)  dwl  509  Bush 
Holman  Henry,  (Holman  dj'  Hans)    dwl   SE  cor 

Greenwich  and  Stockton 
Holman  Hermann,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Holuian  Samuel  R.,  assistant  agent   P.M.  S.  S.  Co., 

A\\\  Occidental  Hotel 
HOLMAN  &  CO.,  (G.  C.  Holman)  fruit  and  pro- 
duce commission,  323  Washington 
Holman  &  Hans,    (Henry  Holman   and    William. 
Hiina)  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Greenwich 
and  Stockton 
Holmberg  George,  wood,  Cowell's  Wharf,  dwl  1305 

Montgomery 
Holmberg    Joseph,   sawmaker  with   Pacific    Saw 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  1305  Montgomery 
Holmberg  William, shoemaker  with  J.  Sullivan, dwl 

W  s  Montgomery  bet  Union  and  Green 
Holmes  A.  &  Co.,  (C.  J.  Plait)  dealers  legal  ten- 
ders, government    securities,  revenue  stamps, 
etc.,  604  Montgomery 
Holmes  Aaron,  real  estate  agent,  office  302  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  327  Geary 
Holme-s  AInra,  M.  Holmes   4"    Go.)  dwl  NW  cor 

Kearny  and  Lombard 
Holmes  Bartlett  R.  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B. 

&  S.  Co.,  dwl  57  Natoma 
Holmes  C,  bricklayer  Bricklavers'  A8s'n,234  Sutter 
Holmes  C,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.Co's  Wharf 
Holmes  C.  G.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Holmes  Charles,  bootmaker,  dwl  57  Natoma 


Holmes  Charles,  longshoreman,  dwl  .53  Natoma 
Holmes  Charles,  mateschr  Gen.  Ord.dwl  617  Davis 
Holmes  Charles  J.,  dyer  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 

1918  Taylor 
Holmes  Charles  N.,  speculator,  dwl   California  Av 

bet  Howard  and  Mission 
Holmes  Charles  S.,  bookkeeper  with  Renton,  Smith 

&  Co.,  dwl  610  Shotwell 
Holmes  Cornelius,  contractor  and   builder,  dwl  1011 

Leavenworth 
Holmfes  D.  W.,  clerk  with  Chapman  &  Bauer,  dwl 

108  Tehama 
Holmes  E. ,  dwl  737  Howard 
Holmes    Edward,    foreman  molders   Vulcan  Iron 

Works,  dwl  160  First 
HOLMES    EDWARD    B.,    secretary   Savage  M. 

Co.,  office  SW  cor  California  and  Sansom,  dwl 

SW  cor  Fulton  and  Fillmore 
Holmes  E.  K..  carpenter  H.  C.  League.  128  Kearny 
Holmes  Ellis  H.,  principal  Girls  High  School,  dwl 

16  Prospect  Place 
Holmes  Fannie  Mrs  ,  assistant  teacher  Lincoln  Prim- 
ary School,  dwl  14  Park  Avenue 
Holmes  Geoi'ge,  merchant,  dwl  2213  Larkin 
Holmes  George  A.,  collector,  dwl  1303  California 
Holmes  George  R.,  porter  with  Whittier,  Fuller  & 

Co.,  dwl  424  Gieen 
Holmes    Henry,   helper  Selby's  Smelting  Works, 

dwl  2106  Mason 
Holmes  Henry  J.,  bookkeeper  with  W.  T.  Garratt 

&  Co.,  dwl  W  8  Howard  nr  Nineteenth 
HOLMES  HENRY  T.,  lime,  plaster  and  cement, 

SE  cor  First  and  Market,  dwl  111!)  Snfter 
Holmes  Howard  C.  clerk  Contra  Costa  Laundry, 

dwl  1011  Leavenworth  '  . 

Holmes  Isaac  I.,  (Holmes  &  Co.)  res  Napa  City 
Holmes  J.   B.   &,   Smith,   (Robert  Smith)  hay  and 

grain,  14  and  16  Spear  and  569  Market 
Holmes  John,  clerk,  dwl  219  Pacific 
Holmes  John,   laundryman   Le  Grande  Laundry, 

dwl  S  s  Mission  nr  Thirteenth 
Holmes  John,  molder,  dwl  544  Third 
Holmes  John  A.,  seaman  North  Pac.  Ti'ans.  Co.'sS. 

S.  Pelican 
Holmes  John  B.,  (J.  B.  Holmes  &  Smith)  dwl  524 

Folsom 
Holmes  John  C,  compositor  Morning  Call,  dwl  414 

Clay 
Holmes  John  E.,  shipjoinerSbipjoiners' Association, 

713  Mission 
Holmes  John  W.,  barkeeper,  dwl  742  Market 
Holmes  Lewis  J.,  bookkeeper  with  Athearn  &,  Co., 

dwl  537  Sacramento 
Holmes  Matthew,  compositor  with  Francis  &.  Valen- 
tine, dwl  423  Bush 
Holmes  Milo  P.,  carriage  manufacturer,  417  and  419 

Pine,  dwl  310  Sutter 
Holmes  Philip  B.,  (Goodu-in  &  Co.)  res  Boston 
Holmes  Robert,  blacksmith  Pacific  Rolling  Mill, dwl 

N  8  Gilmore  nr  Kentucky 
Holmes  Thomas,   liquor  saloon,  E  s  Cemetery  Ave- 
nue bet  Post  and  Sutter 
Holmes  Victor,    barkeeper,  329  Montgomery,  dwl 

316  Pine 
Holmes  Walter  G.,  attorney  at  law  with  Estee  & 

McLaurin,  dwl  204  Montgomery 
Holmes  William,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  W  s  Main 

bet  Market  and  Mission 
Holmes   William,  clerk  with  Chenery,  Souther  &: 

Co.,  dwl  SE  cor  Folsom  and  Second 
Holmes  William  E.,  marbleworker  with  John  Daniel 

&  Co.,  dwl  360  Jessie 
Holmes  &  Co.,  (Isaac  I.  Holmes)  commission  mer- 
chants, office  35  Merchants'  Exchange 
Holmgren  L.  S.,  boatman,  dwl  46  Steuart 
Holpp  Gottlob,  cabinetmaker  with  Schreiber,  Rohr 

&  Co.,  dwl  41  Jackson 
Holsheinsen  Peter,  teamster,  dwl  NW  cor  Juniper 

and  Harrison 


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Hoist  John  H.,  butcher  witb  Spohn  &  Dougart,  dwl 
4  Jackson 

Hoist  Patrick,  lumberman,  dwl  238  Stenart,  rear 

Holstead  Willard  G.,  bookkeeper  with  J.  A.  Drink- 
bouse,  dwl  G13  Pine 

Holstein  Henry,  miner,  dwl  123  Jnckson 

Holt  Brotliere,  (Charles  H.  and  Harriaon  W. 
Holt)  niatnifactnrers  and  importers  carriage  ma- 
terials and  hardwood  lumber,  27  Beale 

Holt  Chiiries,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 
Moses  Taylor 

Holt  Charles,  seaman,  dwl  N  s  Berry  bet  Third 
and  Fourth 

Holt  Charles  H.,  fHolt  Bros.)  dwl  513  Minna 

Holt  Francis  D.,  cook,  26  First 

Holt  Gustav  A.,  tailor,  742  Pine 

Holt  Harrison  W.,  (Holt  Bros.)  dwl  Loudon  Mills, 
N.  H. 

Holt  J.  H. ,  agent  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.  of  New 
York,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Holt  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  896  Front 

Holt  Sarah,  (widow)  boarding  and  lodging,  270 
First 

Holt  S.  W.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Holt  Sylvanus,  carpenter,  dwl  1014  Howard 

HoitTliomas,  dwl  211  Tehama 

Holt  Thomas,  expresswagon,  dwl  34  Russ 

Holt  Thomas,  (G.  Garibaldi  &  Go.)  dwl   1.5  Sutter 

Holt  Thomas  A.,  furnishing  goods,  812  Kearny 

Holt  Thomas  B.,  machinist,  dwl  19  Minna 

Holt  Thomas  H.,  ex-auditor  City  and  County,  dwl 
1803  Stockton 

Holt  Thomas  W. ,  salesman,  11  Montgomery,  dwl 
SW  cor  Thii-d  and  Tehama 

HOLT  WARREN,  school  furniture,  maps  and  ap- 
piiratus,  643  Clay,  dwl  N\V  cor  Taylor  and 
Jackson 

Holt  William, -waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 
Senator 

Holt  William  T., /'(Se2;e?-a7ice,  H.  ^  Co.)  res  New 
York 

HOLT  ZIBA,  general  broker,  office  23  New  Mer- 
chants Exchange,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 

Holtnieier  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 
Taylor  and  Filbert 

Holton  Charles,  expresswagon,  NW  cor  Clay  and 
Battery,  dwl  Guerrero  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seven- 
teenth 

Holten  J.  B.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Holten  Lewis,  barkeeper  with  Patrick  O'Brien, 
dwl  734  Tehairia 

Holton  Samuel,  miner,  dwl  W  s  Second  Avenue  nr 
Seventeenth 

Holtum  Nicolaus,  silversmith,  dwl  719  California 

Holtz  Joim,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 

Holtz  Louis  F.,  bookkeeper  with  John  Van  Bergen 
&  Co.,  dwl  SE  cor  Pacific  and  Laguna 

Holtz  Paul  F.,  clerk  with  Edward  Neumann,  dwl 
234  Stevenson 

Holtzman  F.,  ( Mahlstedtdc  H)  dwl  .520  Pine 

Holtzmann  John  F.,  painter,  dwl  311  O'Farrell 

Holway  Joseph  H.,  cooper,  dwl  238  Steuart 

Holway  S.  P.,  attorney  at  law,  office  NW  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Sacrainenio,  dwl  925  Pine 

Holz  Gustavo,  cigardealer,  dwl  557i  Natoma 

Holz  Louis,  importer  wholesale  and  retail  stationer, 
23  Sanson),  dwl  300  Stockton 

Holzberger  Adolph,  hairdresser,  dwl  W  s  Stockton 
bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 

Holzhauer  Hermann,    teacher  music,  dwl  922  Jack 

Holzliauser  Peter,  driver  with  Mnller  &  Kcenig, 
dwl  NE  cor  Harrison  and  Eleventh 

Holzinger  Joseph  S.,  (widow)  dwl  1009  Wash 

Holzmann  Joseph,  commission  merchant,  dwl  508 
Broadway 

Holzmiiller  Charles,  baker  with  C.  Burkhardt,  dwl 
1216  Pacific 

Homan  Jacob,  beer  saloon,  dwl  3  Clara  Lane 

Homans  J.  S.,  insurance  agent,  dwl  Russ  House 


HOME   INSURANCE  CO.,   (tire,  New  York)  R. 

H.  Magill,  manager,  office  424  California 
HOME  MUTUAL  INSURANCE  CO.,    (tire    and 

marine)  John  H.  Redington  President,  Charles 

R.  Story  Secretary,  office  4.33  California 
HOME  OF  THE  INEBRIATE,  NE  cor  Stockton 

and  Chestnut,secretary's  office, 204  Mnnt.rooin  9 
Honieger  Henry,  (colored)  laborer,  dwl  607  Powell 
Homeier  Max,  teacher  music,  dwl  1701  Diipont 
Homeopathic  Dispen.iary,  J.  S.  Beakley  visitingand 

attending  physician,  office  122  Geary 
Homeopathic  Mutual   Life    Insurance   Co.,   W.  B. 

Coirel  agent,  office  708  Montgomery 
Homer  Charles  Mrs  ,  dwl  NW  cor  Bdwy  and  Taylor 
Homer  Frederick,  miner,  dwl  .505  Sutter 
Homer  Henry,  driver,  dwl  128  Shipley 
Homer  James   L.,  salesman  with  Bradley  &  Cock- 
rill,  dwl  507  Pine 
Homer  Joshua  A.  R.,  lumber  surveyor,  105  Steuart, 

dwl  Ns  Willow  Av  bet  Buchanan  and  Laguna 
Homestead  Farm  Association,  office  32  Merchant's 

Exchange 
Homestead  House,  Point  Lobos  road,  2  miles  from 

Toll  Gate 
Hominck  Frank,  restaurant  keeper,  dwl  515  Sac 
Hommer  Simon,  waiter,  dwl  6  Lafayette  Place 
Hommrich  Christian,  tailor,  dwl  lOSonora  Place 
Hommrich  Christian  Jr.,  clerk  with  I.  D.  Barnard, 

dwl  16  Sonoma  Place 
Homung  F.  C,  steward  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Homuiig  J., cook  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Hone  Henry,  copyist  with  Stocker  &  Noe,  dwl  245 

Minna 
Hone  John,  laborer,  dwl  410  Folsom,  rear 
HONGKONG  LINE  PACKETS,  Koopmanschap 

&  Co.  agents,  office  SW  cor  Cal  and  Davis 
HONGKONG  LINE   STEAMERS,  office  foot  of 

Second 
Hong  Yuen  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  731  Com- 
mercial 
Honig  Michael,  furrier,  56  Second,  dwl  308  Clemen- 
tina 
Honigbaum    Robert,    cigarmaker    with     Isaac    K. 

White,  dwl  277  Minna 
Honigsberger  Henry,  (E.   Dettelbach  &   Co.)  dwl 

106  First 
Honigsberger  I.  S.,  merchant,  dwl  1011  Stockton 
Honigsberger  Jonas,  salesman  24  Battery,  dwl  622 

Ellis 
Honigsberger  Solomon,  fruits,  dwl  414  Post 
HONOLULU    REGULAR    DISPATCH    LINE 

PACKETS,  J.   C.  Merrill  &  Co.,  agents,  office 

204  California 
HONOLULU  STEAMSHIP  LINE,   Ilolladay  & 

Brenham  agents,  217  Sansom 
Honore  Henry,  stonemason,  dwl  516  Pacific 
Hons  Frederick,  (Hans  &  Co.)  dwl  SW  cor  Steuart 

and  Howard 
Hons  &  Co.,  (Frederick   Hons   and   Louis  B.    W. 

Roes)  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Steuart  &  Howard 
Hood  Henry,  laborer  with  Isr.iel  Richards,  dwl  S  a 

Bay  bet  tfones  and  Leavenworth 
Hood  Peter  B.,  attorney  at  law,  office  604  Merchant, 

dwl  759  Market 
Hoogs  Albert  F.,  clerk,  dwl  32  Moss 
Hoogs  Octavian,  (widow)  dwl  100  Ellis 
Hoogs  William  H.,  hackman,  dwl  249  Clara 
Hoogs  William  W.,  (Hoogs  &  Butler)  328  Mont 
HOOGS  &  BUTLER,    (  William     W.  Hoogs  and 

Matthew  iJ/z^Zery  real  estate  agents,  house  bro- 
kers and  rent  collectors,  office  328  Mont 
Hoogstad  John,  groceries    and    liquors,   NW   cor 

Kearny  and  Green,  dwl  1307  Kearny 
Hook  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Bay  bet  Dupont  and 

Stockton 
Hook  Charles  O.,  sboecutter  with  I.  M.  Weutworth 

&  Co.,  dwl  29  Eddy 
Hook  Frederick  J.,  clerk  with  Isidore  N.  Cboynski, 

dwl  546  Howard 


THS  P£OPIi£S  INSITBANCf:  CO.  insures  against  Fire  and  Marine  hazards. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Smokers'  Articles. 


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Hook  Henrv,  abstract  clerk  Naval  Office,  C.  H.,  dwi 
619  Third 

Hook  Henry,  engineer,  dwI  Webster  Place  bet 
Chestnut  and  Lonihard 

Hooke  William  H.,  (Hnoke  &  Rn iherfor d J  dwl  318 
First 

Hooke  &.  Rutherford,  f  William.  H.  Hooke  and 
John  S.  Rutherford)  lumber,  pier  4,  Steuart 

Hooker  Alonzo  L.,  milkman  with  Roy  &  Taplan, 
dwl  W  B  San  Hruno  Road  nr  Twentv-ninth 

Hooker  Charles  G.,  (Hooker  &  Co.)  dwl  917  Bush 

Hooker  George,  cook  with  Rosenkrans  &  O'Don- 
nel,  dwl  8W  cor  Mont  and  Pacific 

Hooker  John  D.,  (Hooker  &   Go.)  dwl  1128  Pine 

Hooker  William  D.,  pumpmaker  112  Spear,  dwl 
320  Folsom 

HOOKER  &  CO.,  (Charles  G.  and  John  D.  Hooker 
and  Isaac  H.  (Jory)  importers  and  jobbers 
hardware  and  iron,  117  and  119  California 

Hoole  Join),  porter  What  Cheer  House 

Hooner  Charles,  porter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 

Hooper  A.  E   Mrs.,  private  boarding,  7()(j  California 

Hooper  Arthur  A.,  bookkeeper  with  Thomas  Jen- 
nings, dwl  312  Folsom 

HOOPER  C.  A.  <k  CO.,  [George  W.  Hooper) 
lumber  dealers,  Long  Bridge  cor  Fourth  and 
Channel 

Hooper  Charles  A.,  (C.  A.  Hooper  Sf  Co.)  dwl  512 
Folsom 

Hooper  Edward  J.,  dwl  720  Sutter 

Hooper  Edward  N.,  bricklayer,  dwl  S  s  Waller  nr 
Webster 

Hooper  Edward  N.,  clerk  with  Cross  &  Co.,  dwl 
Union  Club 

HOOPER  F.  P.  &  J.  A.,  lumber  dealers  and  pro- 
prietors Trinidad  Mills,  pier  3  Steuart 

Hooper  Frank  P.,  ( F.  P.  4-  J.  A.  Hooper)  dwl  10 
De  Boom 

Hooper  George  F.,  dwl  413  Second 

Hooper  George  W.,  (C.  A.  Hooper  &  Co.)  dwl  512 
Folsom 

Hooper  John,  clerk  with  A.K.  Clark,  dwl  224  Fourth 

Hooper  John,  carpenter  Beale  St.  Planing  Mill,  dwl 
Alta  Place  nr  Union 

Hooper  John  A.,  (F.  P.  &  J.  A.  Hooper)  dwl  30 
Rincon  Place 

Hooper  John  E.,  merchant,  dwl  249  Stevenson 

Hooner  John  M..  grainsampler  with  Isaac  Fried- 
lander,  dwl  1208  Larkin 

Hooper  Joseph  Kent,  (Haviland,  E.  &  Go)  res 
Oakland 

Hooper  Percv  F.,  clerk  California  Pacific  R.  R.  Co. 

HOOPER,  WHITING  Si.  CO.,  (  William  B.  Hoop- 
er, Auguaius  H.  Whiting,  James  M.  Barney 
and  John  S.  Garr)  shipping  and  commission 
merchants,  office  304  California 

Hooper  William,  plasterer,  743  Mission 

Hooper  William  B.,  (Hooper,  Whiling  S^  Co.)  Tea 
San  Rafael 

Hooper  Zelpha,  laundress,  dwl  N  s  Natoma  bet 
Eighth  and  Ninth 

Hoops  Frederick,  (Hoops  dh  HeimhurgJ  dwl  N  s 
Jackson  bet  Davis  and  Drumm 

Hoops  &  lle.\mhuTg,  ( Frederick  Hoops  and  Emil 
Heimburg)  proprietors  Empire  House,  N  s  Jack- 
son bet  Davis  and  Drumm 

Hoover  John  C,  clerk  with  David  Conrad,  dwl 
318  Fremont 

Hoover  Wilson  W.,  attorney  at  law,  office  434  Cali- 
fornia, res  Oakland 

Hop  Chong,  (Chinese)  shoe  manufacturer,  307 
Battery 

Hop  Kee  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  705  Dupont 

Hop  Sing  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  slipper  manufacturers, 
218  Sansom 

Hop  Wo,  (Chinese)  tailor,  744  Sacramento 

Hop  Wo  &,  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  736  Com 

Hop  Yike  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  707  Dupont 

Hope  George,  butter,  cheese  and  eggs,  909  Folsom 


Hope  Gravel  Mining  Co.,  (Grass  Valley)  office  26 

Merchants'  Exchange 
Hope   Gravel   Mining  Co.,   No.  2,  (Grass  Valley) 

office  606  Merchant 
HOPE  J.  ARTHUR,  manager  Mercantile  Agency, 

(and  Hope,  McKillop  &  Co.)  office  317  Ciilifor- 

nia,  dwl  44  Third 
HOPE,  McKILLOP  &  CO.,  Mercantile  Agency, 

J.  Arthur  Hope  manager,  office  317  California 
Hopers  H.,  workman  with   California  Sugar  Re- 
finery, Branuau  and  Eighth 
Hopwood  Thomas,  piledriver  with  E.  C.  Boobar  & 

Co.,  dwl  217  Second 
Hopkins  Albert,  laborer  Pacific  Brewery,  dwl  271 

Tehama 
Hopkins  (first  name  refused),  clerk  with  George 

Huston  &  Co.,  425  Clay 
Hopkins  Amy  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Pine  and  Lar- 
kin St.  School,  dwl  cor  Grove  and  Octaviii 
Hopkins  Bridget   Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  262  Jessie 
HOPKINS  CASPAR  T.,  president  California  Ins. 

Co.  and  secretary  Marine  Board  Underwriters, 

adjuster  of  average  and  maritime  Losses,  office 

318  California,  res  Fruitvale,  Alameda  County 
Hopkins  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  262  Jessie 
Hopkins   Edward,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

W  s  Gilbert  nr  Bi'annan 
Hopkins  George  W.,  painter  with  J.  Duff,  dwl  3 

Auburn 
Hopkins  Hanna,  (widow)  dwl  613  Natoma 
Hopkins  James,  dwl  Caroline  Place 
Hopkins  J.   L.,   editor  World's  Crisis,  dwl  NE  cor 

Washington  and  Kearny 
Hopkins  John,  laborer,   dwl  E  s  Drumm  bet  Jack- 
son and  Oregon 
Hopkins  John,  laborer,  dwl  11  Sherwood  Place 
Hopkins  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  SW  cor  Drumm 

and  Washington 
Hopkins  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  48  Ritch,  rear 
Hopkins  Laura,  (widow)  furnished  rooms, 309  Fifth 
Hopkins  Lemuel  B.,  miner,  dwl  868  Mission 
Hopkins   Marcene,   carpenter,  dwl    S  s  Grove  bet 

Gough  and  Octavia 
Hopkins  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Ss  Mission  bet  Beale 

and  Main 
Hopkins  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  210  Pacific 
Hopkins  Mortimer,  special  policeman,  dwl  E  s  Po- 

trero  Avenue  urTwenty  third 
Hopkins  Nathan  P.,  liverv  stables,  679-681  Market, 

(and  S.  F.  Transfer  Co.)  dwl  679  Market 
Hopkins  Nathaniel  F.,  di'iver  with  W.  D.  Litchfield, 

dwl  424  Sansom 
Hopkins  Peter,  stonecutter,  dwl  506Brannan 
Hopkins   Peter,  (Hopkins   &   Moroney)   dwl   423 

Second 
Hopkins  Robert,  salesman  with  J.  W.  Davidson  & 

Co.,  dwl  316  Third 
Hopkins  Rufus  C.  keeper  archives  U.  S.  Surveyor- 
General's  office,  dwl  N  8  Mission  bet  Twelfth 

and  Thirteenth 
Hopkins   Thomas,  butcher  with  W.  Oswald,  dwl 

1012  Pacific 
Hopkins  Thomas,  peddler,  dwl  518  Mission 
Hopkins  Thomas,  shoemaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co., 

res  Oakland 
Hopkins  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  San  Bruno  Road 

nr  Serpentine  Avenue 
Hopkins  William  V.,  saloon,  229  Second 
Hopkins  William  W.,   clerk  with  C.  J.  Hawley  & 

Co.,  dwl  103  Powell 
Hopkins  Wirt,  assayer,  512  California,  dwl  1811 

Sacramento 
Hopkins  W.  L.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  122  Geary 
Hopkins  &  Moroney,  (Peter  Hopkins  &  Paul  71/o- 

ro«e^yproprietors  bar  and  billiard  rooms,  Grand 

Hotel 
Hoppe  Ferdinand,  housemover,  dwl  6  Downey 
Hoppe  Henry,  laborer  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  E  8  White  Place  nr  Bryant 


JONES.  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Trimmings. 


REDINGTON    HOSTETTEB  &  CO.,  The  great  Drug  and  Patent  Medicine  Depot 


336 


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Hoppe  John  C,   clerk  with   Brigham  &  Balcb,  dwl 

812  Jackson 
Hoppeler  Gomad,  cigars  and  tobacco,  141G  Stockton 
HopJDeiier  William,  mariner,   dwl  39  Pacific 
Hopper  Garritt  H.,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Davis  and 

Pacilic,  dwl  1  Bartol 
Hopper  Jolin,  ropemaker  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory, 

dwl  cor  Sierra  and  Iowa 
Hopps  Charles,  ( Hoppf,  Sf  Sou,?.)  dwl  406  Geary 
Hopps  Charles  E.,  (Hopps  Sf  Sons)  dwl  514  Jones 
Hopps  Frank  W.,  f  Hopps  &  Sons  J  dwl  519  J(mes 
Hopps  George  H.,  (Hopps  &  Son.sJ  dwl  326  Mason 
Hopps  James  H.,  pluml)er,  dwl  406  Geary 
HOPPS  &  SONS,    (Charles,  Ghnrles  E.,   George 

H.  &  Frank  W.  Hopps)  house  and  sign  pain- 
ters, 216  Sansom 
Horabin  Thomas,  wood  and  coal,  907  Washington 
Horak  Ferdinand,  jeweler  Cal.  Jewelry  Co.,  dwl 

276  Minna 
Horan  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  11  Hunt 
Horan  John,  waiter  Russ  Hou.se 
Horau  John  C,  capitalist,  office  405  Front,  dwl   cor 

McAllister  and  Fillmore 
Horan  Joseph  J.,   coaipositor   Examiner,   dwl   11 

Hunt 
Horan  Patrick,  laborer  with  Clerc  &   Co.,  dwl  NE 

cor  First  and  Bryant 
Horan  Richard,  paperbnnger  with  George  W.  Clark 
Horan  Thomas,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Horan  Thomas,  finisher  with  Kimball  Mauufacturing 

Co.,  dwl  620  Minna 
Horan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  608  Natoma,  rear 
Horan  Thomas,  miner,  dwl  548  Bryant 
Horber  Charlotte,    (widow)    furnished  rooms,  315 

Montgomery 
Horbers  Building,  315  Montgomery 
Hoies  John,  drayman   with   Robert  W.  Robinson, 

dwl  SE  cor  Spear  and  Harrison 
Horgan  Daniel,  shoemaker  with    Dennis  Whelan, 

dwl  N  s  Annie  bet  Eddy  and  Ellis 
Horgan  Hannah,  (widow)  dwl  220  O'Farrell 
Horgan  James,  maible  worker  with  Jeremiah  Demp- 

sey,  dwl  1121  Mission 
Horgan  James,  shoemaker,  dwl  249  Minna 
Horgan  John,  blacksmith  with  Jerome  A.  English, 

dwl  129  Twelfth 
Horgan  Patrick,  hostler  Front  St.  M.&  0.  R.  R.,  dwl 

W  8  Polk  bet  Bush  and  Sutter 
Horgan  Timothy,  marble  works,  818  Market,  dwl 

506  Stevenson 
Horgen  Cornelius,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham   & 

Hecht,  dwl  Geary  bet  Franklin  and  Gougli 
Horn  Barney,  wholesale  butcher,  Firi<t  Av  bel  Ken- 
tucky and  Bay,  dwl  cor  Mariposa  and  Florida 
Horn  B.  C.  &  Co.,  importers  and  jobbers  cigars  and 

tobacco,  SW  cor  Fi'ont  and  Clay 
Horn  Benjamin  C,  (B.  C.  Horn  db  Co.  J  dwl  Grand 

Hotel 
Horn  Christ.,  clerk  with  Peter  Butt  &  Co.,  dwl  NE 

cor  Kearny  and  Pacific 
Horn  HonOra,  (widow)  dwl  NW  cor  Tehama  and 

Fifth 
Horn  Jerome,  bairdressing  saloon,  147  Post 
Horn  John,  driver  with   N.   Gray   &  Co.,  dwl  N  e 

Post  bet  Powell  and  Mason 
Horn  Joseph  P.,  fruits,  tobacco  and  cigars,  28^  First, 

dwl  3  Stanley  Place 
Horn  Philip,  stevedore,  dwl  40  Tehama 
Horn  R.  B.,  clerk  with  Charles  E,  Barry,  dwl  315 

B^ell 
Horn  Thomas,  (Mower  i^  H.J  dwl  12  Willow 
Horn    Thomas    L.,    {Sanderson    &    H.)    dwl  618 

Greenwich 
Home  Elizabeth  Mrs,  furnished  rooms,  639  Mission 
Home  Thomas,  hostler,  211  Pine,  dwl  37  Jessie 
Home  Walter  J.,  machinist   Wheeler  &    Wilson 

Sewing  Machine  Co.,  dwl  15  Harriet 
Horned  Jacob,  bi'icklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 

234  Sutter 


Ilorneman  Julius,  tailor  with  Heui'y  Steil,  dwl  Oe 

cidental  Hotel 
Homer  Charles,  steward,  dwl  752  Harrison 
Horner  Charles  W.,  physician,  E  a  Polk  bet  Bush 

and  Sutter 
HORNER  HORATIO  G.,  secretary  People's  Ins. 

Co.,  16  Merchants'  Exchange,  dwl  1.505  Larkin 
Horner  John,  bootmaker,  226  Fourth 
Horner  William,  dwl  W  s  Shotwell  bet  Fifteenth 

and  Sixteenth 
Hornet  Isaac,  laborer,  dwl  26  Clarice  Place 
Hornonen  John,  seaman,  bds  20  Commercial 
Hornsman  Andrew,  cutter  with  S.   Popper,  dwl  816 

Vallejo 
Hornstein  Lena,  (widow),  dwl  737  Broadway 
Hornung  Frank  C.,  steward,  dwl  408  B;-ale 
Horr  Bennett,  bagmaker  with  Neville  &  Co 
Horr  William,  crackerbuker,  dwl  1114  Alarket 
Horridge  John,  painter,  dwl  286  Stevenson 
Horrigan  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  7IS  Brannau 
Horrigan  Daniel,  laboier  S.F.  and  P.  Sugar  Co 
Horrigan  Dennis,  hostler  with  Boutcm  &,  Sou,  dwl 

20  Salmon 
Horrigan  James,  shoemaker,  dwl  249  Minna 
Horrigan  John,  laborer,  dwl  1  Zoe  Place  nr  Fremont 
Horrigan  Matthew,  laborer  with  Conroy  &  O'Con- 
nor, dwl  13  Hunt 
Horrigan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  509  Howard,  rear 
Horrigan  Morris,  porter  P.M.S.S.  Colorado 
Horrocks  George,  painter  with  Hopps  it.  Sons 
Horsch   John,   expresswagon,   SW   cor  Pine  and 

Montgomery,  dwl  627  Minna 
Horschler  Peter,  shoemaker,  dwl  426  Dupout 
Horseford  George  E.,   bricklayer,  dwl  cor  Steiner 

and  Hayes 
Horseuail  Edward,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co. 'a 

S.S.  Moses  Taylor 
Horson  John,  washer  with  James  Laidley,  dwl  cor 

Greeu  and  Gouj^h 
Horst  Aniandus,  clerk  with  Henry  Adolphiis,  719 

California 
Horst  Henry,  porter,  212  Battery,  dwl  1220  Kearny 
Horst  Herman,  (Horst.  £(■  Sckurferj  dwl  719  Cal 
Horst  Hermann,  dwl  719  California 
Horst  Hugo,  (Horst  &  KrebsJ  SE  cor  Tavlor  and 

Eddy 
HORST    &    KREBS,   (Hugo   Horst    and   Ernst 

KrebsJ  apothecaries  and  chemists,  SE  cor  Tay- 

L)r  and  Eddy 
Horst  &   Schaeier,  (Herman  Horst  and  Edward 

Schaefor)  German  bakery,  confectionery  and 

coffee  saloon,  8  Kearny 
Horstman  Herman,  bootcrimper  with  1.  M.  Went- 

worth  <fc  Co.,  dwl  233  Sutter 
Horstmann  Christopher,  laborer,  dwl  E  sSan  Bruno 

Road  nr  Twenty-eighth 
Horstmann  Clement,  tiiilor,  dwl  3  Eddv  Place 
HORSTMANN  H.  &  CO.,(Fredrr,.k  Hnfsc/imidt/ 

manufacturers,  importers  and  dealers  furniture, 

bedding  and  upholstery,  323  and  .325  Pine 
Horstmann  Henry,  saloon  and  bowling  alley,  SE 

cor  Dup  and  Pac.  dwl  cor  Varennt;  and  Union 
Horstmann  Henry,  (H.  Horstmann  &  Co. J  dwl  912 

Post 
Horstmann  Herman,  carrier  Bulletin,  dwl  3  Eddv 

Place 
Horstmann  Johannes,  waiter  Keystone  House,  127 

Jackson 
Horstmann  John,  groceries  and  liquors.  NW  cor 

Bush  and  Powell,  (and  Horstmann  &  Mahl- 

stedtj  dwl  613  Powell 
Horstmann  &   Mahlstedt,  (John  Horstmann  mid 

Dtedrich   Mahlstedt)    proprietors    Bay    View 

Chemical  Works,  San  Biuno  Ruad  nr  Twenty- 
eighth,  office  NW  cor  Bush  and  Powell 
HORT  SAMUEL,  (G.  Adolpke  Low  &   Co.)  dwl 

501  Harrison,  SW  cor  First 
Horton Miss,  teacher  Stale  Normal  School, 

dwl  26  Ellis 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUKANCE  CO.  is  the  most  progressive  Company  on  the  Coast. 


C   p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708.  712,  714  &  716  Kearny  St.,  Rubber  Goods  and  TJmbreUaa 


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Horton  Charles  H.,  accountant,  dwl  Francisco  nr 

Taylor 
Horton  Charles  W  ,  teamster  with  Thomas  &  Drake 
Horton  Daniel  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  741  Market 
Horton  Georjre,  carpenter,  dwl  210  Gi-een 
Horton  Georj^e  B.,  sawyer,  dwl  548  Howard 
Horton  H.  B.  Mrs.,  delivery  clerk  S.F.  Post  Office, 

dwl  16  Eddy 
Horton  J.  T.,  dwl  What  Cheer  Honse 
Horton  Penihertou  B.,  fj.  C.  Johnson  &   Co.)  dwl 

1214  Mason 
Horton  Richard,  dwl  619  Mission 
Horton  Richard  Jr.,  whitener,  dwl  706  Harrison 
Horton  Thomas  R.,  (Mmtin  &  H.)  dwl  1002  Pine 
Horton  William  S.,  clerk  with  Doyle  &  Barber,  224 

Sanson] 
Hortop   Samuel,   shoemaker  with  Beers,  Blair  & 

Maynard,  dwl  112Xrttoma 
Hoskin  John,  carpenter,  dwl  Wisconsin  Hotel 

Hosmer ,  carrier  Alta  California 

Hosiiier  Chaiies,  merchant,  bds  Occidental  Hotel 

Hosmer  Daniel  JI.,  miner,  dwl  16  Perry 

Hosmer  Horace  B.,  receiving  clerk  City  R.  R.,  dwl 

83  Fifteenth 
Hosmer  Theodore,  ticket  agent  Central  Pacific  R.R. 

Co.,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Hosmer  Thomas,  machinist  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl 

649  Stevenson 
HOSPITAL  CALIFORNIA  STATE  WOMAN'S, 

cor  Howard  and  Twelfth 
HOSPITAL  CITY  and  COUNTY  S.  F.,  SW  cor 

Franci.<co  and  Stockton 
HOSPITAL    FRENCH,   Brannan  bet   Fifth  and 

Sixth 
HOSPITAL   GERMAN,  S   s  Brannan    bet  Third 

and  B"'ourth 
HOSPITAL  ITALIAN  and  SWISS,  SE  cor  Fol- 

sora  and  Third 
HOSPITAL  SAN  FRANCISCO  LYING-IN,  269 

HOSPITAL  SISTERS  MERCY,  cor  Bryant  and 
First 

HOSPITAL  U.  S.  MARINE,  cor  Mission  and 
Fifteenth 

Hoss  Frederick,  clerk  with  Henry  H.  Thomford, 
dwl  NW  cor  Powell  and  Filbert 

Hoss  Frederick,  clerk  with  John  Hoss  &  Co.,  dwl 
NW  cor  Broadway  and  Ohio 

Hoss  John,  fCanfns  &  H.and  John  G.Hbss  &  Co. J 
dwl  928  Montgomery 

Hoss  Jolin  G.,  cabinetmaker  with  George  B.  May 
&  Co.,  dwl  928  Montgomery 

Hoss  John  G.  &  Co.,  (Henry  Hiitaff )  groceries 
and  liquors,  SW  cor  I3roadway  and  Ohio 

Hostetter  A.,  merchant,  dwl  426  Post 

Hostetter  Augustus  G.,  pattern  maker  California 
Mills,  dwl  336  Fifth 

Hostetter  David,  (RediHs;ton,  H.  &  Co.)  res  Pitts- 
burg, Pa. 

Hotaling  A.  V.,  ( A.  P.  H.  &  Go.)  dwl  1610 
Howard 

HOTALING  A.  P.  &  CO.,  importers  and  jobbers 
wines  and  liquors,  and  agents  J.  H.  Cutter's 
Bourbon  Whiskey,  431  Jackson 

Hotchkiss  B  irtjara  C,  (widow)  dwl  5.55  Natoma 

Hotchkiss  Theodore  B.,  special  policeman,  dwl 
Southern  Pacilic  R.  R.  Depot,  Market 

Hotchkiss  William,  bootmaker  with  I.  M.  Went- 
worth  &  C  .,  dwl  555  Xatoma 

Hotel  d'ltalia,  Beluzzi,  Peirauo  &  Co.,  proprie- 
tors, 723  Sansom 

HOTEL  RHEIN,  Kuhl  &  Girzikowsky,  proprie- 
tors, 909  Kearny 

Hotop  August,  broommaker,  dwl  W  s  Newell  bet 
Lombard  and  Chestnut 

Hotop  Charles,  cabinetmaker  with  George  B.  May 
<k  Co.,  dwl  120  Davis 

Hotte  William  F.,  dwl  First  Avenue  nr  Kentucky 

Hotter  Mathias,  cooper  with  J.  W.  Coppage  &  Co. 


Honck  Jasper,  restaurant,  dwl  18  Langton 
Honcke  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  231 1  Larkin 
Houette  Constant,  (Rouse  <Sb  H.J  dwl  232  Fourth 
Hough   Howard  M.,  fLynde  S^  H.J  dwl  1711  Web- 
ster 
Hough  James  F.,  bookkeeper  with  P.  L.  Weaver, 

dwl  N  s  Pine  bet  Laguna  and  Buchanan 
Hough  John,  saloon  keeper,  dwl  1118  Market 
Hough— See  Holf  and  Huff 
Houghtaling  Abraham  J.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl 

1107  Montgomery 
Houghton  Charles  A., 8ale8man,638Mkt,dwl  22  Stock 
Houghton  Ciiarles  L.,  expresswagon,  dwl  N  s  Camp 

bet  Second  Av  and  Guerrero 
Houghton  Frederick  T.,  agent  clothesboiler,  office 

310  Clay,  res  Oakland 
HouKhton  James,  clerk  with  T.  Roche,  dwl  Central 

House 
Houghton  James  E.,  foreman  Pacific  Pioneer  Paper 

Collar  Co.,  res  Oakland 
Houghton  James  P.,  bookkeeper  with  J.  W.  David- 
son &  Co.,  dwl  11  Morton 
Houghton  Joseph  B.,  (Honarhton  &  Haskell  J  dwl 
W  s  Second  Av  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Houghton  Roscoe  E.,  (Bnrstow,  Stetson  if  H.J  at- 
torney at  law,  ottice  315  Cal,  res  Oakland 
Houghton  Samuel,  hogranch,  dwl  1206  Folsora 
Houghton   StejDhen  C.,  bookkeeper  Pacific  Paper 

Collar  Co.,  dwl  13  Ellis 
Houghton  Theodore,  barkeeper,  dwl  15  Sutter 
Houghton  Warren,  milkman,  dwl  S  s  Greenwich  nr 

Scott 

Houghton  William  E.,  maimfacturer,  dwl  612  Hyde 

Houghton  &  Haskell,  (J.  B.  Houi^liton  and  Gilbert 

VV.  Haskell)  real  estate  agents,  office  420  Mont 

Houiahan  John,  marblepolisher  with  P.  M.  O'Reilly, 

dwl  43  Jessie 
Hoult  Margaret,  dressmaker,  dwl  742  Vallejo 
Houragan  John,  watchman  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Hourcade  Adolphe,  florist,  1221  Dupont 
Hourcade  Adolphe  Jr.,   blacksmith   and    carriage- 
maker,  dwl  1221  Dupont 
Hourgassan  Amlre,  bakery,  634  Pacific 
Hourigan  Edward,  dwl  1  Howard  Court 
Hourigan  James,  laborer,  dwl  18  Lafayette  Place, 

rear 
Hourigan  John  L.,  painter  with  Noble  &  Gallagher, 

dwl  133  Oak 
House-Carpenters'   Eight-Hour    League    and  Me- 
chanics' Labor  Exchange,  128  Kearny 
House  Rudolph,  cigarpacker,  dwl  10  Bagley  Place 
Houseman  James  S.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  41  Clemen- 
tina 
House  worth    Elliott    A.,    salesman    with    Thomas 
Houseworih  &  Co.,  dwl  SE  cor  Van  Ness  Av 
and  California 
HOUSEWORTH    THOMAS,    (Thomas    House- 
worth  &  Co. J  dwl  SE  cor  Van  Ness  Av  and  Cal 
HOUSEWORTH    THOMAS    &    CO.,    opticians, 
California    views,    cutlery,    etc.,   317  and  319 
Montgomery 
Houslev  Edward,  mariner,  dwl  cor  Prospect  Av  and 

Pair  Av 
Honsman  Jacob,  peddler,  dwl  8  Anthony,  rear 
Hounan  Hanes  A.,    cabinetmaker  with  L.  &  E. 

Emanuel,  dwl  42  Perry 
Houston  C.  L.  Mrs.,  bds  Occidental  Hotel 
Houston  Carter,  spriugraaker  with  Casebolt  &  Kerr, 

dwl  25  Minna 
Houston  Emma,  (widow)  dwl  132  Dora 
Houston  George,    laborer,    dwl  cor    Capitol   and 

Sadowa 
Houston  Henry  F.,  engineer  steamer  New  World, 

dwl  4  Calhoun 
Houston  Michael,  tanner  with  Cornelius  O'Donnell, 

dwl  626  Sixth 
Houston  Richard  T.,  merchant  tailor,  324  Dupont 
Houston   Thomas  L.,  sailmaker  with  Haraiug  & 
Brann,  dwl  5  Margaret  Place 


JONES.  FUIiliMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  White  Goods. 
22 


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lloriKlMri   VViIIjmiii,  vviil.c'ljrjiiiii,  civvl  <'<>r    CurolitlH  ftnd 

<  MllllllH'l 

Iliivi!ii(l(!ii  l''niiil<,i'l,(!W(ir(l  IJiiiv(M'Hily  Mound  (Jollcgo 
llov(;ii(lyl(n  l''i<!(lcric,k,  liitiiiiHlcr,  <lwl  H^'l  ICIIIm 
ilovitH ,ciiri«!nl(rr  with  C  1'.  U.  U.  Co.,  dwlcor 

M«rry  iind  Mtiddon 
Hovcy  Awi  K.,  <!(irliuild<!r  with  Kirnhuil   Maniifiic- 

l.iiiiiiK  (!().,  dwi  :(.'»  WfdMli 
Hovc-v  VVilliiuii  T.,  clcrU  wil.li  Tojui  &.  Talltot,   dwI 

:i()l  'I'liii-.l 
Howiuil  luid  KoImoiii  I'ropfirtv  Union,  olliro  li:)  (!itl 
llowind  Alli(!il,  wtiiUsr  I'licillc  MoUd.  I0'.»  I'lir.ilic 
llowtird  ('.  (jlnxiuwiidi,  tiUorticy  lit,  liiw,  ollioo  'lOK 

('iilifornia,  n^M  ()akliind 
llovvdid  (!lmil<!M,  l)ill|)(ml,(!r  witli   Kcyt,  A',  do.,  dwI 

lll-i  Kciiniy 
llowiird  (!liarl<'M,  \>r<><>niumUi:r,  dwI  'll!i  lliiyoH 
(Idvvniil  riiiii'ii'H,  K>iHlill<'>',  dwI  ■'(()  Ifiint, 
liowuid  (!liiirl(M  W.,ciH)il,iiliHt,,  olllco  1 1  Moiit-xomory 

iSlork,  I'CH  OitUliinil 
IIowiikI  I'ldwai'd,  oil' r  1'.  M .  H.  H.  <U,.,  rjwl  dl  'I'liird 
llowiii'd  I''rf,d(tricl<  I'.,  Hpcciid  ii(/<'iil.   I'iKilic,    I'iu-m 

irml.i<'  (JilM  (l(i.,olIlc,(!  !iO()  HhtmoiM.dvvl  I  lO'J 'I'liylor 
Howard  (Jiirirll,  (^x|)icMMWti|fon,  dwI  -UX  I'lidlli- 
llowiinl  (ic()rj/(i,  v\i-fk  wil.li  l'i:U;r  (JiiMMiira,  dwI  N  m 

I'licillc,  iir  Kcitniy 
Howard  (JdorKii,  hiiirdroMMc.r,  '-W  Hlc-iiarl,  dwI  yiili 

'I'i'liaiiiii 
Ifowiiid  (Idort^'o,  jaliornr,  dwI  ;W7  K.ilcli 
lldwai'd  OcoiKi!,    iuliorisr  willi  Kiiiniiol  A|)|M',I,  dvvl 

41:1  I'.roadwiiy 
Howiird  (Jcoif{<i,  poiillry  di^ijur,  dwI  11   riic.ilic. 
llowiird  (',i-<hu<-,  lciiiiii<ii)r,  ilwl  -Hif  Mioadwav 
IIOWAKI)  <ll';<)k(il';   ll.,     u-.nl    dHlaln,  olllcc-  Wit 

MoiitK<"i>''>'.Vi  mid  vied  |iri'Hidoiit,  lIoiiKi  MiiUial 

JllMlinUlcd  (Jo.,    IdM    Hull    MllldO 

Howiiid  (lidi-Kii  W.,  Ir;i  vcliiiK  iiK""l.  KaiiHiiH  I'ncillc 

U.  k.,  ilwl  Occidcnlal  lldiid 
llownrd  II.,  dvvl  SW  cor  Mionilwiiv  and  l)ii|ionl; 
ildwiiiil  lliirriM,  m-iuiiiin,  dwI  .'i^W  hryiinl. 
Ilowiu'd   lli-niy  (!,,  Mtoc'ldiidlidr,  dwf  lyl-Oj  KoImoih 
llowiiid    lliiiiy    O.,    willi    (Ic.o.  II.   Howard,  dwI 

li'.'A   Mdiilf^oiiicry 
Howard  IIoumc,  .IuIhi  HipHon,  propriotor,  NW  cor 

llownrd  mid  VUhI 
llowaid   II.  «./,,,  c.liicl' olllcdr  I'.  M.  H,  H.  .rnptin 
llowiird  Irvin,  niorcliaiii.,  dwI  HW  (tor  l''raiikliii  mid 

l''dll 
Howard    .Iiuimim,     ciirpuntor    II.    (J.    LciiKHf!,    I^H 

Kcai'iiy 
llownrd  .loliii,  lioilcnniild)?'  Viilciin  Iron  WdiliH,ilwl 

W  M  Uillidrt,  lidl,  llnrriMdii  and  'rownHoml 
llownrd  .lolin,  (UirpiMil.dr,  dwI  'Jll  Hldvirtinon 
Howard  .Idliii,  liuii'dr(!HH()r  wil.li  .JiinidH  VValtdi'H,dwl 

IH  KiiiiMoiii 
Howard    .lnIni,   iniirlilnwdrlKU' willi  .loliii  jliinidl  <V. 

(!o.,  dvvl  .'>()■/  MiiHun 
llownrd   .lnIni   W.,   drnyniaii  witli  Kohm,   DiMiipmor 

iV  (!o.,  dwI  linciin  VinLa  iir  I Icni  idlla 
llownrd  MiiKKi"  M'^'",  iiMMiMl.iiiil  l.cnilnr  I'.imli  SirciM. 

CoHiiidoolil.aii  School,  dwi  i'tit'i  Siiil.dr 
llownrd    iMiiria,    (widow)   dwl  HW  cor  Itroadwiiy 

iiiid   Diipont. 
Howard  May  MiHn,  Hct.roHM  Oaliloi'iiiii 'riioal.j-c,  IhIh 

(JoHlllopdlil.llll  llolid 

llownrd  Miclmcl,  (colori-d)  liiiirilrcMHiiiK  Haloon,  \W 

KcnriiY,  dwl  lll.'>  Itcriiard 
Howard   iVtichacI,  iniirlddWdrkcr  wil.h  .loliii  Daniul, 

dwl  .'lO?  MiiHoii 
Howard    Michaol   ,1.,    driver  wil.li  Alhorl,  ().  Oook, 

dwl  yi'J  (-'lay 
Howard    Momc.h    II.,    hdot.niakor,   dwl    W  h  I''(dl  hnl. 

IjIIKiimii.  and  Oct.aviii 
llownrd     Unhucca    A.,    MrH.,    phyMiciaii,   <lwl  ii'JO 

Hl.ockloii 
Howard    Slrnnl.    Hlahlii,  I'hilip  MorHlioad,  proprio- 

l.or.  Kill   Howard 
Howard  'riioiiiiiH,  coopi^r  vvil.h  iJaiiinH  llootlinian,dwl 

KuyHluiio  iluiiHo 


Hownrd    I  In.in;.!     hoMflcr  with  Ha«brouck  A  Clay- 

l)iii^;li,  dwl  'Hiardiior  Alh-y 
Howard 'riioiiiiiH,  ( llin'iin.  <fe   (Jo.)  dwl  .10  Hilvdr 
Howard    'riioiiiac,  ( llnmard  <k   Ski/cc/ecJ  dvvl    147 

Kccorid 
Howiird  'I'liorniiH  U,,  roal  oMtiitf,  dwl  'i'M  Heconil 
Howard    Williain,    KiiMliltor  with  .JanidM  K.    Trior, 

dwl  W  H  licav  hct  (hi-diivvicli  innl  l''illi.:rt 
Howard  Williiini,  loii){Hhori;iimii,  dwl  ,SVV  cor  Mar- 

ki;t  and   I'^nHt 
Howard    Williiun   (i.,   hakcr   with   (/'lark  At  Kuole, 

dwl  'l-.'H  O'Karr.dl 
llownrd  William  II.,  millinery,  107  Third 
Howard  A',  I'ool,  f/.  Lnwifncr  I'onlj  tiKfintM  ICiiBt- 

port  (VAiim  May)  ('oul  Mining  Co.,(>llic(i  lil  Mer- 
chants' lOxchangii 
Howard   A  Hlidniikf),  (Thoman  Jlowiinl,  and  Wil- 

liiim  Sh'inrlcrJ   wooden rvcrii,  'III    MiMnioll 
Howdoii  JaiiK^H,  analylicnl  chciniHt,  dvvl  '.I.'j2  Howard 
Howd    A.    M.,    (A.'  M.    Iloir,:  &    (Jo.J    dwl    liU\i 

Taylor 
HOWK  A.  M.  ^,  CO.,  Ki'ocdridK  and  lii|noiH,  BW 

cor  Taylor  anil  Clay 
Hdwd  Ahiram  R.,  hi'llliniigcr,  dwl  101 1  MiiHon 
llowd  ('.   10.  H.,  Kdiidinl  nKdiil,  odicd  I'j:!  W'aMliing- 

ton,  dwl  ,SI';  cor  VViiMhinglon  and  I'olk 
llovvd  C.  K,.,  ciirpiuildr  !!.(;.  lj<tn^H<:,  \2-'-  Kearny 
IIOWI';     ('.    W.    &/,   CO.,    grdcdiidB  aini   pldVlnioiiM, 

Nl')  cor  iiiiHli  and  Miihoii 
lldWd    CharldM,    iihyMieian,    odlco  4^.'!  WaMliiiigton, 

dwl  SI')  cor  WaMliingidii  and  I'olk 
Howe  (IhiirlcM  VV.,  (<'■   IV.  Il»vr  ,\  (Jo.)  TM)  liimh 
llowd  (/'hriKlojilier,  hrowcr,  dwl  i.iOI.'i  MicMion 
llowd  DcidH  .1.,  JJiilletiii  Kditorial  rooiiiH,  dwl  5'2Si 

Hryaiit 
Ilowd   I'JdK'ir  A.,  altdriidy  at  law,  odicd   SW   cor 

Clay  and  Kearny,  dwl  H  m  JJiimIi  iir  Hroderick 
Howe   I'idvvaid    K.,  Iioxnnikur  with  >Swaii,  JJniihar 

A  (;...,  dwl  :tOS  Jieald 
lldvvd  I'idvvard  IC,  <derk  WdMtorii  Union  'i'elcgrapli 

Co..  dwl  '-^17  (Idiiry 
lldVVd  lOdvvard    It.,   mining  diigineer,  dvvl  2I()  HumIi 
Hovvd  lOdvvin  I*.,  general  tigeni.    IJiiiiod  KlatcM  Mit- 

tnni  lienelit  Oi.,  ollicd  :i:il  Monlgdinery 
Howd  (^rdlgd    lj.,   ((ivMrffi:   I.,    lliiiiv.  tit   tJu.J  dwl 

7:10  MiihIi 
lldWd  (ic.orgo  li.  &,  (yo.,  coiiiiniHHioii  rnorchantH,  21'J 

(;iay 
Howd  (Jeorgo  W.,  compoHitor  Morning  Cull,  dwl 

I70H   I'olk 
lldWd  lliiiry  ,].,( Iliiwc  ii;  U.ohi' nlin  11  m  )  n\Unncy  %i\, 

law,  otilc.e  HW  cor  (Jlay  and  Koariiy,  dvvl  Cod- 
man    TIacii 
Howe  lleiirv  1*,,  hookkocper  with  (,'.    VV.  Howard 

A  Co.,  dwl  7:10  Itimh 
llowd.lolin,  liooiinakcr  with  llii<:kiiighuni  A.  Iloidit, 

dwl  (!•):<  Miiiiiii 
Howe  .loHcph,  dwl  '..'lit)  Aliiiiia 
Jlowd  MarciiH  I'.,  cI^/hih  and  i.rdmcco,  NIO  cor  Third 

and   MiMHion,  dwl  l.'<'2  Minna 
llowd  Miniill  A.,  Hawnmkdr   with  N.   W.   .Spiiuld- 

ing,  dwl  7HK  HarriHoii 
llowd  Uohert,  ( lluiKr  tfr,  Hall)  dwl  Kh  Howard  bet 

Twenlielh  and  Twenly  liiMt 
Hnwd  Kdhert  |i'.,  Mhoemakiir,  dwl  <)(i:t  Minna 
HOWIO  SIOWINd   MACIllNI';  ACilONCV,   II.  A. 

Demiiig  agent,  irtnnd  ll.'i  Kemnv 
llowd  William,  coiirectioner,  dvvl   I0;t  li'iiMt 
Howe  William,  Holicitor   Union   Iuh.    (Jo.,  dwl  730 

HiihIi 
IIOWK  A  IIAI,L,  (Unlin-I.  Iloiiu:  and  Kolicrl  Hall  J 

fruit  cominiHNioii  miirchanlH,  iOK  mid  '110  DiivIh 
HOWIO   &i.    I{0.S|;N|{AUM,   f  ll<n,  ,/  .1.    llmn-  and 

H.  JOiKi'nhdiun )  aitornoyM  at  law,  olllco  .SW  cor 

Clay  and  K  enrny 
Howidl  ICdward,  Mlioemakdr,  dwl  I'.IO.FeHKid 
Howell  II.  Itiirr,  hookkddpcr  with  Cox  &.  NicholH, 

dwl  li;i:i  (lenrv 
Howell  II.  Mill  I  MrH,  teacliorinuBlc,  dwl  033  Geary 


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MANUFACTURERS     OF 

California  Wooden  Ware, 

PAILS,  TUBS,  WASHBOARDS, 

KEGS,  BROOM  HANDLES,  CHURNS 

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MANUFACTURERS  AND  SOLE  AGENTS  OF 


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ALSO,  IMPORTERS  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 

Willow  Ware,  Housekeeping  Goods,  Cotton  Rope, 

"  Twines,  Cordage,  Shoe  Thread, 

NETS  AND  SEINES,  FISHING  TACKLE,  Etc. 


SOLE      A&EISTTS     FOR 

Axaaericazi    Fish.    Hook    Cor 
Aznerioan  XTet  and   T'wine  Co. 


118, 120  M  122  Front  Street,  m  floor  froin  S.  E.  cor.  CallforBia, 

SAN  FRANCISCO,   CAL. 

J.  HOWES.  E.  K.  HOWES. 


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C.  p.  VAN  SCHAA.CK  &  CO..  708.  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Fancy  Goods. 


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Howell  H.  W.,  boots  and  shoes,  1319  Pacific 
Howell  Jeff.  D.,  tliird  otticei-  P.  M.  S  S.  Montana 
Howell  John,  engineer,  ()54  Mission 
Howell  John  S.,  clerk  witii  George  W.  Mo  we,  40.3 

California,  dwl  WS  Devisadero  nr  Geary 
Howell  Joseph    L.,    (Ammrrman   <Sc    11.)  dwl  S  8 

Po.st  bet  Buchanan  and  VVehster 
Howell  Josiah,  fSchrciher  &  H.J  res  Sacramento 
Howell  Lewis  V.  H.,  (Reynolds,  H.  &  Ford)  dwl 

E  s  Eleventh  nr  Market 
Howell  Moses  C,  cigars  and   tobacco,  616  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  S  8  Hinckley  nr  Montgonierv 
Howell  S.  S.,  assistant  teacher  Boys'  High  School 
Howell  Thomas,  tinsmith  with  G.  &  W.  Suook,  dwl 

'20  Oak 
Howes  Cyrus  P.,  clerk  with  Asa  M.  Simpson,  dwl 

609i  Howard  ^ 

Howes  Edward  K.,  (E.  K.  Howes  &  Co.)  dwl  619 

Leavenworth 
HOWES  E.  K.  &  CO.,  (Jobez  Hoice^)  manufac- 
turers   and    importeis  wooden    ware,    willow 
ware,  brooms,  etc.,  118-I-.2:>  Front,  manufactory 
E  8  Main  ur  Mission 
Howes  George,  (George  Howes  &   Co.)  res  New 

York 
HOWES  GEORGE  &.  CO.,  (Jahez  Howes)  ship- 
fiing  and  commission  mercUants,   and    agents 
button  &  Co. 's  Dispatch  Line  New  York  Pack- 
ets. 302  California 
Howe^  Jahez,  (George  Ho7ces    J^    Co.   and  E.  K. 

Hones  .Ij-  Co.)  dwl  619  Leavenworth 
HOWES  JOHN,  wholesale  produce,  504  and  506 

Sansom 
Howes  Samuel  clerk,  dwl  609i  Howard 
Howgate  George,  merchant,  dwl  2:<0  Main 
Howison  H.  L  ,  messenger  Wells.  Fargo  &  Co. 
Hovvland  Barker  C,  clerk  with  Heathtield,  Boeel 

&  Co.,  dwl  409  Brannan 
Rowland  Benjamin  F.,  (Howland  Sj-  Co.)  dwl  Ss 

Eigiiteeuth  ur  Guerrero 

Howland  C.   F.,  agent  Gurney's  Golden   Quaker 

Bitters,  office  SW  cor  Sansom  and  Clay,  dwl 

N  8  Tenth  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 

Howland  Charles  F.,  druggist,  dwl  714  Clementina 

Howland  Clarence  A.,  photographer  with  Howland 

&  Co.,  dwl  N  8  Natoma  nr  Eleventh 
Howland  Clarke,  carpenter,  dwl  Hunters'  Point 
Howland   Daniel   C,  cutter  with   Buckim^ham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  2J5  Shotwell 
Howland     Edward    D.,    carpenter    Mission    and 

Pacific  Woolen  Mills,  dwl  35  Oak  Grove  Av 
Howland  Erwiu  B.,  machinist  with  W.  T.  Garratt 

ife  Co. 
Howland  John,  carpenter,  dwl  Folsom  nr  Twenty- 
eighth,  Berual  Hights 
Howland  \i.  M.,  dwl  Nucleus  House 
Hovvland   Rufus,    patternmaker    Miners   Foundry, 

dwl  SW  cor  Solano  and  Iowa 
Howland  Stephen  W.,  (S.  W.  Howland  &  Co.)  res 

Salt  Lake  Citv 
Howland  S.  W.  &  fco.,  (John  W.  Thurman) qnnrtz 

crushers  and  ore  samplers,  413  Mission 
Howland  Thomas  H.,  shoemnker  with  Buckingham 

&  Hecht,  dwl  225  Shotwell 
Howland  William   G.,    brasstinieher,  dwl  NE  cor 

Washington  and  Kearny 
Howland  William  P.,  market,  NE  cor  Eleventh  and 

Mission,  dwl  Minna  nr  Eleventh 
Howland  &  Co.,  (Benjamin  F.  Howland  and  .John 
H.   Peterson)  photogi-aphers,  25   and  27  Third 
Howlet  Charles,  painter   with  Noble  &  Gallagher, 

res  Haywarde 
Howley  Charles,  trunkmaker  with  Joseph  Corin 

dwl  504  Howard 
Howley  James  W.,  bookkeeper  with  F.  S.  Weeks 

&  Co.,  dwl  530  Greenwich 
Howlie  H.,  dwl  405  Kearny 

Howorth  William  L.,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl 
NW  cor  Second  Aveime  and  Seventeenth 


Howse  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  1201  Sacramento 
Howston  James,  shoemaker,  dwl  212  Post 
Hoy  Alexander,  stoves  and  tinware,  1103  Stockton 
dwl  1114  Leavenworth  ' 

Hoy  Joseph,  coppersmith,  dwl  802  Stockton 
Hoy  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  29  Stevenson 
Hoy   Naomie  E.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Greenwich 
St.  Cosmopolitan  School,  dwl  1 114  Leavenworth 
Hoy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  654  Mission 
Hoy    William,   laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Hoye  Thomas,   driver  N.  B.  and  M.  R.  R.,   dwl 

Clinton  nr  Brannan 
Hoye — See  Hoey 

Hoyer  Cornelius,' clerk,  dwl  1608  Larkin 
Hoyer  William,  cellarman  with  Eherhart  &  Lach- 

man,  dwl  821  Filbert 
Hoyt  A.  E.,  laborer  Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg  Factory, 

dwl  W  8  Kentucky  nr  Sierra 
Hoyt  Calvin,  porter  Oriental  U.  S.  Bonded  Ware- 
house, dwl  Main  nr  Main  St.  Wharf 
Hoyt  Charles  T.,  dwl  650  Howard 
Hoyt  Henry  C,  marine  reporter    Merchants'   Ex- 
change Ass'n,  dwl  Francisco  bet  Stock  and  Dup 
Hoyt  Hoffman,   marine   reporter  Merchants'    Ex- 
change, dwl  Point  Lobos 
Hoyt  James,  watchman  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl  137 

First 
Hoyt  James  A.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  424  Sansom 
Hoyt  James  T.,  (Hoyt&  •Sear.'! ;  and  secretary  Cen- 
tral R.  R.  Co.,  ofiice  116  Taylor,  dwl  NW  cor 
Mission  and  Twenty-second 
Hoyt  J.  C,  watchman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Hoyt  N.  B.,  superintendent  laborers  Custom  House, 

dwl  Oakland 
Hoyt  Stanley  W.,  cashier  with  H.  J.  Booth  &  Co., 

dwl  238  Taylor 
Hoyt  S.  W.,  special  policeman,  dwl  1010  Minna 
Hoyt  Terrence,  watchman,  dwl  58  Everett 
HOYT  &  SEARS,  (Jnmis   T.  Hoyt  and   William 

H.  Sears)  attorneys  at  law,  office  302  Mont 
Hoyt. — See  Hoit  and  Hoitt 
Hrobatin   Alois,   shoemaker  with  Frank  Bernzott, 

619   Post 
Huant  Paulin  &  Co.,   proprietors  Lafayette  Brew 

ery,  725  Green,  rear 
Huard  Alexander  N.,  phvsician,  oflSce  754  Wash- 
ington, dwl  830  Jackson 
Huardt  John,  tailor,  bds  127  Jackson 
Hubar  Henry  H.,  painter,  dwl  417  Bush 
Hubash  Joseph,  (Hnbash  &  Kutz)  dwl  6  Berry 
HUBASH  &,  KUTZ,  (.Joseph  Hubash  and  Gabriel 
W.  Kutz)  manufacturing  jewelers,  519  Jlont- 
gomery 
Hubback  Edward  T.,  clerk  with  Dickson,  De  Wolf 

&  Co.,  res  Oakland 
Hubbard  Adolphus  S.,  foreman  Empire  Warehouse, 

bds  226  Second 
Hubbard  Bessie  Miss,  dwl  525  Howard 
Hubbard  C.  V.  D.,  corresponding  secretary  Pacific 

Insurance  Co.,  dwl  205  Turk 
Hubbard  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  Twenty-third  Av 

nr  J,  South  S.  F. 
Hubbard  D.,  broker,  dwl  NW  cor  Wash  and  San 
Hubbard  D.  H.,  broker,  dwl  314  Bush 
Hubbard  George,  dwl  708  Mission 
Hubbard  George,  clerk  with  Rosenkrans  &  O'Don- 

nell 
Hubbard  George  A.,  dentist  with  Bush  &  McAllis- 
ter, dwl  13  Park  Avenue 
Hubbard  Henry,  coachman  with  AlpheusBull,  dwl 

NW  cor  Leavenworth  and  Francisco 
Hubbard    Henry,    (Jones  &    H.)  dwl   Pierce  nr 

Chesuut 
Hubbard  Henry  W.,  tailor,  204  Dupont 
HUBBARD  HORACE  H.,  phvsician  and  surgeon, 

office  and  dwl  5  Kearny 
Hubbard  Horace  J.,  clerk  with  California  InenraDce 
Co.,  dwl 323  First 


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JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Best  Paper  and  Linen  CoUars. 


BEDINQTON,  HOSTETTEK,  &  CO.,  The  "Wholesale  Druggists  of  the  Pacific  Coast. 


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Hiibliard  James  F.,  attorney  at  law,  office  622  Clay, 

dwl  lino  Sutter 
Hubtiani  .lotin  C..  painter,  dwl  9  Tehama  Place 
Hubbaid  Marshall,  clerk  paymaster  U.  S.  Navy.dwl 

23  Eleventh 
Hubbard  Mary  Miss,  dwl  Twenty-third  Avenue   nr 


J,  South  8.  F. 
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ard  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  28  Ritch 

Hubliard  Morris,  laborer  with  G.  Torrens,  dwl  W  s 
Clay  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 

Hnbbiird  Moses  P..  carpenter,  dwl  13  Park  Avenue 

HUIJBARD  SAMUEL,  purveyor  with  P.  M.  S.  S. 
Co.,  dwl  201  Turk 

HUBBARD  TIMOTHY  W.,  secretary  Atlantic  & 
Paeilic  Telegraph  Co.,  503  Cal,  dwl  425  Kearny 

Hubbard  Warren,  foundryman,  dwl  1412  Larkin 

HubbeJl  Clark  P.,  coniniis'sion  merchant,  318  Front, 
dwl  832  Howard 

Hubliell  Samuel  T.,  cooperage,  E  e  Drumm  bet  Sac- 
ramento and  Comniercial 

Hubbert  Patrick,  laborer  with  Pacific  Rolling  Mill 

Hube  Chiistopher,  dwl  3!t  Jackson 

Huber  Caspar,  fruits  and  vegetables,  56  Washington 
Market,  dwl  116  Main 

Huber  Charles,  hairdresser  with  John  A.  Stewart, 
dwl  115  Geary 

Huber  Edward  A. ,  salesman  with  Charles  H.  Mead, 
dwl  3.52  First 

Huber  F.,  cook,  317  Bush 

Huber  George,  bookkeeper  with  Kohler  &  Frohl- 
ing,  dwl  J507  Stockton 

Huber  Henry  A.,  real  estate,  dwl  331  Kearny 

Huber  Jean  Baptiste,  tailor,  dwl  1220  Stockton 

Huber  Jt^bn,  cook  with  Deutsch  &  Co.,6J4  Clay 

Huber  John,  tailor,  dwl  1215  Kearny 

Huber  Joseph,  shoemaker,  dwl  Palic  House,  Broad- 
way 

Huber  Joseph,  tailor,  dwl  SE  cor  Hinckley  and 
Pinckney 

Huber  William,  dwl  669  Mission 

Huber  William,  brakesman  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 

HUBERT  CHARLES,  ship  chandlery,  517  Davis, 
dwl  J  5  Stockton 

HUBERT  NUMA,  attorney  at  law.  office  51  Mont- 
gomery Block,  dwl  85  Monttcomery  Block 

Hublou  Esther,  (widow)  dwl  Ns  Alta  bet  Mont- 
gomery and  Sansom 

Hubiier  John,  carpenter,  dwl  515  Sacramento 

lluchmeister  Charles,  cabinetmaker, dwl  Jl  Natoma 

Hiick  John  P.  M.,  clerk,  dwl  Reed  Place  nr  Green 

Huck  Valentine,  (Huck  &  UuUchninnJ  dwl  853 
Folsom 

Huch  &  Hochbrunu,  (Valentine  Huch  and  Henry 
Hockbruna)  proprietors  hairdressiug  saloon,  1,9 
Third 

Hucks  A.  E.  Miss, assistant  teacher  Union  Grammar 
School,  dwl  708  Lombard 

Hucks  James,  foreman  with  John  J.  Hucks  &  Sou, 
dwl  708  Lombard 

Hucks  J.  George,  (John  J.  Hucks  ^  Son  J  dwl  708 
Lombard 

Hucks  John  J.,  (Hucks  ^  Lamhert  and  John  J. 
Hucks  &  Son)  dwl  708  Lombard 

Hucks  John  J.  &  Sun,  (J.  George  Hucks)  manufac- 
turing chemists,  SEcor  Taylor  and  Francisco 

Hucks  &  Lambert,  (John  J.  Hucks  and  William 
Lambert  J  manufacturers  H.  &.  L.  Patent  Axle 
Grease,  office  144  Natoma,  depot  320  Jackson, 
factory  SE  cor  Taylor  and  Fiancisco 

HUDDART  R.  TOVVNSEND,  DR.,  principal 
Union  College,  501  Second 

HUDDART  R.  TOWNSEND  MRS.,  school  for 
young  ladies,  501  Second 

Huddy  Thomas,  hairdresser,  412  Pacific 

Huddy  William,  teacher  dancing,  dwl  'A'-iS  Jessie 

Hudell  William,  plasterer,  dwl  51  Minna 

Hudleston  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  1508  Stockton 

Hudson  Charles  B.,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  8  Souora 
Place 


Hudson  George,  attorney  at  law,  office  60C  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  S  s  Seventeenih  nr  Valencia 

Hudson  George,  ciirpenter,  dwl  205  Ritch 

Hudson  George,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Oregon  bet  Davis 
and  Drumm 

Hudson  George  B.,  carpenter  with  D.  A.  Macdonald 
&  Co.,  dwl  315  Bryant 

HUDSON  H.  C.  &  CO.,  (Clarence  O.  Burr)  man- 
ufacturers mustaid,  spices,  etc.,  foot  Stockton, 
office  SE  cor  Front  and  Pine 

Hudson  Henry  C,  ( H.  C.  Hudson  Sf  Co.)  dwl  225 
Chestnut 

Hudson  Henrv  C.  Jr.,  packer  with  H.  C.  Hudson  & 
Co.,  dwl  225  Chestnut 

Hudson  Henry  D.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  1221 
Sacramento 

Hudson  Henry  S.,  clerk  with  Cross  &  Co.,  res 
Oakland 

Hudson  James,  dwl  N  s  How  bet  Spear  nnd  Steunrt 

Hudson  James,  clerk  with  T.  A.  Holt,  dwl  813  Har- 
rison 

Hudson  John,  carpenter,  dwl  cor  Goui/h  and  Fulton 

Hudson  John  M.,  packer  with  H.  C.  Hudson  &  Co., 
dwl  225  Chestnut 

Hudson  John  W.,  furniture,  677  Mission,  dwl  28 
Minna 

Hudson  Mathew  H.,  salesman,  dwl  543  Minna 

HUDSON  NELSON,  editorial  department  Com- 
mercial Herald,  dwl  1142  Pacilic 

Hudson  Pliineas,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  543  Minna 

Hudson  Phiueas  Jr.,  salesman,  325  Sansom, dwl  543 
Minna 

Hudson  Pliny  E.,  clerk  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co., 
dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 

Hudson  Robert  N.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  1324  Cal 

Hue  Henry,  harnehsraaker  with  Main  &  Winches- 
ter, dwl  523  Mission 

Huebner  Hugo,  butcher,  dwl  1316  Dupont 

HUEFNER,  HERZER  &  SCHINDLER,  (Wil- 
liam Hnefner,  Hut;o  Herzer  and  W.  F.  R. 
Schindler)  publishers  and  proprietors  San  Fran- 
cisco Abend  Post,  office  521  Clay 

Huefner  Otto,  agent  California  Demokrat,  dwl  706 
California 

Huefner  William,  (Huefner,  Herzer  Sf  SchindlerJ 
dwl  628  Sutter 

Huellniantel  Herman,  (Huellmantel  Sf  ScholdenJ 
dwl  333  Bush 

Huellmantel  &  Scholden,  (Herman  Huellmantel  and 
Herman  Scholden)  proprietors  Bush  Street 
House,  331  and  333  Bush 

Huencke  Hermaim,  proprietor  Western  House,  132 
and  134  Steuart 

Huenert  F.  August,  salesman,  dwl  Frank's  Bldg 

HUERNE  PRO.SPER,  architect  and  civil  engineer, 
office  NW  cor  Kearny  and  W;isliington.  dwl  W 
8  Sanchez  bet  Seventeenth  and  Eitrliieenth 

Huerstel  Lament,  cigars  and  tobacco,  255  Steuart 

Huessing  Albert,  compositor  California  Demokiat, 
dwl  113  Silver 

Huesing  Diedrich,  safemaker  with  Kittredge  & 
Leavitt,  dwl  113  Silver 

HuetEuKene,  /Charles  Tence  Sf  Co.)  res  Paris 

Hueter  Ernest  L.,  clerk  with  Gustave  Hueter,  dwl 
N  8  Market  bet  Octavia  and  Lacuna 

HUETER  GUSTAVE,  manufacturer  varnishers' 
and  artists'  materials,  408  Commercial,  dwl  N  8 
Market  bet  Octavia  and  Laguua 

Huey  John,  club  rooms,  225  Bush 

Huff  Oliver  B.,  land  agent,  dwl  615  Mason 

Hutf  William  B.,  machinist  .^tua  Iron  Works,  dwl 
608  Leavenworth 

Huflr.— See  HofT  and  Hough 

Huffaker  Robert,  cattledealer,  dwl  S  b  Twenty-third 
nr  Guerrero 

Hufschmidt  Frederick,  (H.  Hortsmann  &  Co.)  dwl 
725  O'Farrell 

Hufschmidt  Louis,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  545  Jack- 
son, dwl  436  Bush 


THE  PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO —Successful,  Popular,  Reliable. 


C.  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Importers  and  Jobbers. 


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Hnisr  Charles,  eoapmaker,  dwl  cor  Tenth  and  Missiou 
Hug  John,  (Hiig  &  Schmidt)  dwl  7J0  Howard 
Hnj;  Joseph,  real  estate,  dwl  710  Howard 
HUG  &  aCB.'Snm.fJvhuHug   and    WiUinm   C. 
Schmidt  J  wholesale  and  I'etail  druj^s  and  tuedi- 
fines,  53.')  Conmiercia! 
Hiii^el  Joseph,  saloon,  1-'I7  Dnpont 
Hui,'>;  Henry,  merchandise  broker,  dwl  983  Harrison 
Hughes  Abraham,  stevedore,  dwl  14  Lafayette  Place 
Hughes  Andrew,   hostler, -1:20  Pacific 
Hughes  Arthur,  laborer,  dwl  W  8  York  bet  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Hughes  Beinard,  laborer,  dwl  518  Stevenson 
Hughes  Charles  A.,  purser  S.  S.  Moses  Taylor,  dwl 

905  lAIarket 
Hughes  Charles  A.,  billiard  table  manufacturer,  dwl 

SE  cor  Gougli  iind  Hayes 
Hughes  Charles  G.,  pressman  Alta   California,  dwl 

610  Geary 
Hughes  David,  steam  paddy  and  railroad  contractor, 

SE  cor  Mission  and  Tenth 
Hughes  David  B.,  blacksmith  T.   H.  Selby  &  Co.'s 

Suielling  Works 
Hughes   David  P.,  assistant  surveyor  County  Sur- 
veyor's Office,  dwl  33  Geary 
Hughes  David  P.,foieman,  dwl  1<)22  Howard 
Hughes  D.  M.,  dentist,  office  and  dwl  33  Kearny 
Hni,'lies  Ed.,  diiverN.  H.  &  M.  K.  li.,  dwl  :25-J Perry 
Hughes  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  24  Langton 
Hughes  Edward  C,  purser  S.  S.  Pacific,  dwl   1107 

Stockton 
Hughes  Edward  C,   (Citddy  &  H.J  dwl  114  Te- 
hama 
Hughes  Evan  E.,  miner,  dwl  15  Hampton  Place 
Hughes   Francis  W.,   special  policeman,   dwl   122 

Dora 
Hughes  George,  clerk,  dwl  1-8  Post,  rear 
HUGHES   GEOKGE,  fruit  and   produce  commis- 
sion, 313  and  Washiugtou  res  Enciual,  Alame- 
da Co 
Hughes  George,  messenger,  208  Battery,  dwl  Lin- 
coln Avenue 
Huglies  George  Jr.,  clerk  with  George  Hughes,  dwl 

331  Kearny 
Hughes  George  W.,  salesman,  5  Montgomery, dwl  31 

Lafayette 
Hughes  Henrv,  commission   merchant,  645  Market, 

■"dwl  1 1  DeBooni 
Hughes  Henry,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  316 

liitch 
Hughes  Hugh,  shipsmith  with  W.  S.  Phelps  &  Co,, 

dwl  -403  Broadway 
Hughes  Hugh,  merchant,  dwl  1413  Jackson 
Hughes  Ignatius,   clerk,  dwl   SE   cor  Gough  and 

Hayes 
Hughes  James,  bootmaker  with    Buckingham   & 

Hecht,  dwl  24  Hunt 
Hughes  James,  bootmaker  with   James  H.  Swain, 
dwl  \V  s  Valencia  bet  Twenty-fifdi  and  Twen- 
ty-sixth 
Hughes  James,  hostler  Market  Street  Railroad 
Hughes  James,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  San  Jose  Road  nr 

Valencia 
Hughes  James,  laborer  with  Hobbs,    Gilmore  &  Co. 

dwl  58  Jessie 
Hughes  James,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
Hughes  James,   (colored)    porter  with    Benjamin 

B.  Tiiayer,  Apothecaries  Hall 

Hughes  James  E.,  assistant  entry  clerk  Naval  Office 

C.  H.,  dwl  322  Pine 

Hughes  James  G.,  purser  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 

S.  California 
Hughes  Jesse,    (colored)    whitewasher,   dwl   114 

Prospect  Place 
Hughes  John,  butcher  with  James  Fogarty,  NE  cor 

Fell  and  Fillmore 
Hughes  John,  glass  stainer  with  Mallon  &   Boyle, 

dwl  S  8  Silver  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Hughes  John,  hackman,  dwl  366  Natoma 


Hughes  John,  laborer,  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Co.,  dwl  E 

s  Nevada  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Hughes  John,  mate  C.  S.  N.  Co.'s  steamer  Julia,  dwl 

106  Alta  Place 
Hughes  John,  milkman  with  Roy  &  Taplan,  dwl  W 

8  San  Bruno  Road  nr  Twenty-ninth 
Hughes  John,  molder,  dwl  Tyson  Place 
Hughes  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  E  s  Polk  nr  Hayes 
Hughes  John,  coachman  with  John  Grant,  dwlPark 

Lane 
Hughes  John,  ^.ffHo-^e.s  &  Fnlcy)  A'^X  A^  Fourth 
Hughes  John  F.,  laborer  Pacific   Iron  Works,  dwl 

W  s  Bryant  nr  Twenty-second 
HUGHES  ."rOHN  F.,   printer,  611    Clay,  dwl  Or- 
leans Hotel 
Hughes  John  R.,  boots  and  shoes,  13  Kearny,  dwl 

26|  Kearny 
Hughes  John  W.,  expresswagon  cor  Mission  and 

.    Steuart,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  nr  Towusend 
Hughes  .Joseph,  laborer  with  Miller  &.   Haley,  dwl 

135  Dora,  rear 
Hughes  Mary,  cook  New  Zealand  House,  219  Pacific 
Hughes  Mary  E.,  (widow),  dwl  N  s  Thirteenth  bet 

Valencia  and  Mission 
Hughes  Mary  J.,  (widow)  dwl  637  Howard 
Hughes  Matthew,  blacksmith  with  Milo  P.  Holmes, 

dwl  660  Mission 
Hughes  Matthew,  expresswagon,  SE  cor  Battery 

and  Jackson,  dwl  101)1  Battery 
Hughes  Matthew   E.,   salesman    with   George   E. 

Phelan,  dwl  335  Hayes 
Hughes    Michael,    cabinetmaker  with    Scbreiber, 

liohr  &  Co.,  dwl  E  s  Polk  nr  Hayes 
Hughes  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Precita  Avenue  opp 

Folsom,  Bernal  Hights 

Hughes  Michael,  laborer   Columbia  Foundry,   dwl 

VV  s  Fol  bet  Twenty-eighth  and  Twenty  ninth 

Hughes  Michael  B, shoemaker  with  Mason  &  Taylor 

Hughes  Owen,  potter  with  Rubber  Clothing  Co., 

dwl  17  Rausch 
Hughes  Owen  E.,  machinist,  dwl  639  Stevenson 
Hughes  Patrick,  calker  with  S.  V.  Water  Co 
Hnuhes  Patrick,  carpenter,  dwl  219  Pacific 
Hughes  Patrick,  conductor  Market  St.  R.R.,  dwl  W 

s  Franklin  nr  Lily  Avenue 
Hughes  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  N  e  Bernal  Hights  nr 

Twenty-seventh 
Hughes  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  316  Ritch.  rear 
Hughes  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  518  Stevenson 
Hughes  Patrick,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co 
Hughes  Patrick,  silversmith  with  W.  K.  Vander- 

slice  &  Co.,  dwl  333  Bush 
Hughes  Patrick,  watchman  Southern  Pacific  R.R. 
Hughes  Philip,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  101 

Freelon 
Hughes  Rienzi,  dwl  216  Tehama 
Hughes  S.  P.,  clerk  U.S.  Clothing  Depot,  dwl  228 

Post 
Hughes  Thomas,  conductor  Omnibus  R  R 
Hughes  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  39  Minna 
Hughes  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  44  Steuart 
Hughes  Thomas,  porter  What  Cheer  Restaurant 
Hughes  Thomas  A.,  (Hughes  &  McDanielJ  dwl  806 

Bush 
Hughes  Thomas  W.,  hackman,  dwl  12^  Lam^ton 
Hughes  Walton  G.,  bookkeeper  Bank  Califoruia,  res 

Oakland 
Hughes  William,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Hughes  William,  bootfitter,  dwl  7  Sherwood  Place 
Hughes  William,  boxmaker  with  Swan,  Dunbar  & 

Co.,  dwl  S  8  Jessie  bet  First  and  Second 
Hughes  William,  captain  steamtug  Lookout,  dwl  23 

Welch 
Hughes  William,  painter  with  McAlpin  <fe  Grey 
Hughes  William,  pantryman,   112  Kearny,  dwl  17 

Dupont 
Hughes  William,  teamster  with  R.  &  J.  Morton 
HUGHES  WILLIAM  A.,  wines  and  liquors,  515 
Clav.  dwl  557  Mission 


JONES,  i'CJIiLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Millinery  Goods. 


TEHBA  SANTA  purifies  the  Blood  and  Ftrenethens  the  Nervous  Systera. 


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HUGHES  WILLIAM  B.  Capt.,  assistant  quar- 
termaster Miiitury  Div.  Pac,  cor  Bush  and 
Market,  dwl  Lick  House 

Hnirlies  William  J.,  dwl  1419  Jackson 

Hughes  William  M.,  inventor,  dwl  1^500  Pacific 

Hughes  &  Foley.  (John  Hup^htx  and  Michael  Foley ) 
bakers,  43  JFourth  and  118  Seventh 

HUGHES  &  McDANIEL,  C  Thomas  A  Hnsches 
and  Jamex  McDanielJ  ship  and  Custom  House 
brokers,  504  Battery 

Hughes. — See  Hewes 

Hughev  George,  typefounder  with  Painter  &  Co., 
dwl  29  Minna" 

Hughson  Elias  W.,  clerk,  1008  Pac,  dwl  5  Auburn 

Hughston  George  J.,  waterman,  dwl  1325  Mission 

Hngler  Godfrey,  barber,  dwl  417  Sutter 

Huguenin  Julet<  C,  watchmaker  with  Frederick  C. 
Ring,  dwl  Swiss  Hotel 

Huie  George  W. ,  plij^sician  and  druggist,  NW  cor 
Eleventh  and  Mi&sion 

Huie  John  T.,  dwl  1216  Folsom 

Huin  Fran9oise  Mrs.,  midwife,  dwl  639  Broadway 

Huin  Victor,  dwl  639  Broadway 

Hulbert  Gustavus  G..  lanndryman  with  S.  F.  Laun- 
dry Ass'n,  dwl  W  s  Fillmore  bet  Eddy  and  Ellis 

Hulbert  John  B.,  cook  with  Bertz  &  Co.,  dwl  23 
Anthony 

Hulbert  Mary  H.,  (widow)  dwl  172  Clara 

Hulbert  William  Rev.,  pastor  San  Rafael  M.  E. 
Church,  dwl  1507  Larkin 

Hulburd  Royal,  dwl  1224  Pacific 

Hulburt  Thomas  F.,  law  student  with  Wright  & 
Cwen,  dwl  SE  cor  Stockton  and  Union 

Hulihan    John,  marble  polisher,  dwl  43  Jessie,  rear 

Hull  Benjamin  J.,  driver  with  Wells,  Fargo  «&  Co., 
dvi"!  722  California 

Hull  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  137  Fourth 

Hull  George,  clerk,  dwl  1111  Leaveuworth 

Hull  George  L.,  sorollsawyer  with  A.  C.  Beach  & 
Co.,  dwl  1302  Post 

Hull  Michael  J.,  salesman  with  Treadwell  &  Co., 
517  Pine 

Hull  Vinal  F.,  expressman,  NW  cor  Second  and 
Howard,  dwl  924  Folsom 

Hull  William,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 

Hullin  George,  carpenter  with  Savage  &  Co.,  dwl 
292  Howard 

Hulme  James  P.,  (Miller  &  Co.)  dwl  97  Fifteenth 

Hulme  John  T.,  salesman  with  Fairbanks  &  Hut- 
chinson, res  Oakland 

Hulme  William,  laborer  with  Savage  &  Co.,  dwl 
227  Second 

Hulse  David  A.,  bookkeeper  with  Plum,  Bell  &  Co  , 
dwl  26  Post 

Hulse  De  Witt,  engineer  with  Wheelan  &;  Co,  dwl 
610  Front 

Hulsemanu  John,  cook,  738  Washington 

Hult  John,  tailor,  dwl  539  Vallejo 

Hultgren  August,  cook  with  Johnson  &  Peterson, 
531  East 

Hultkrans  Gustaf,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 

Hultin  Adolph  H.,  seaman,  bds  20  Commercial 

Humbert  John  J.,  compositor  California  Democrat, 
dwl  1  St.  Mary  Place 

Humburg  August,  upholsterer  with  Plum,  Bell  & 
Co.,  26  Post 

HUMBOLDT  BAY  PACKETS,  office   34   Market 

Humboldt  Charles,  baker,  dwl  929  Washington 

HUMBOLDT  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCIETY, 
office  16  Geary 

Hume  David  H.,' laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refi- 
nery, dwl  103  First 

Humermann  George,  expresswagon,  dwl  407  Pacific 

Hummel  Augustus,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 
Natoma  and  Mary 

Hummel  George,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  813  Stock- 
ton, dwl  1515  Taylor 

Hummel  Simon,  steward  with  F.  Zeile,  dwl  524 
Pacific 


Hummeltenberg  Carl,  laborer  Miners's  Foundry, 

dwl  48  Minna 
Hummeltenbei-g  Monroe,  foreman  machinist  Miners' 

Foundry,  dwl  48  Minna 
Humphrey  Amy  C.  Miss,  compositor  Morninur  Call 
Humphrey     E.     D.,    principal    Jlifsion    Grammar 

School,  dwl  Rose  Avenue  nr  San  Jose  depot 
Humphrey  George,    bookkeeper   with   Joseph  E. 

Selleck,  dwl  11  Stockton 
Humphrey    Irwin,    teacher,    dwl    N    s    Rose   bet 

Gough  and  Octavia 
Humphrey  James   L.,  blacksmith,  dwl   Fourteenth 

nr  Howard 
Humphrey  John,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  274  Minna 
HUMPHREY   P.  H.,  physician,  pension  exaujiner 

and  agent  Knickerbocker  Life  Ins.  Co.,  office 

and  dwl  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Geary 
Humphrey  William,  cook,  dwl  1609  Cnlifornia 
Humphreys  Alfred  L.,  salesman  with  H.  H.  Moore, 

dwl  3  Yerba  Buena 
Humpheys  E.   D.   Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Lincoln 

Primary  School 
HUMPHREYS    JAMES,     groceries  and   liquors 

NW  corner  Eddy  and  Mason  , 

Humphreys  James  O.,  tailor,    dwl  W  8  Nevada  bet 

Harrison  and  Folsom 
Humphreys  John,  tailor  with  John  Blake,  dwl  417 

Sutter 
Humphreys  J.  T.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  dwl  111 

Ninth 
Humphreys  Julius,  dwl  E  s  Yerba  Buena  nr  Clay 
Humphreys  L.  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Pine  and 

Larkiu  Street  School,  dwl  E  s  Yerba  Buena  nr 

Clay 
Humphreys  Mary  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  North 

Cosmopolitan   Grammar   School,  dwl  3  Yerba 

Buena 
HUMPHREYS  WILLIAM  P.,  surveyor  City  and 

County  San   Francisco,  office  16  City  Hall  se- 
cond floor,  dwl  623  O'Farrell 
Humphries  James,    framemaker   with    Currier   & 

Winter,  dwl  374  Minna 
Humphrys  William  F.,  clerk,  dwl  515  Bush 
Hund  Catherine,   (widow)  midwife,  dwl  110  Perry 
Hund  Joseph,   laborer  with  J.  B.  Morang,  dwl  8U2 

Stockton 
Hundesser   Charles  A.   L.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  420 

Folsom 
Hundesser  Otto,  jeweler  with  William  Bohm,  dwl 

420  Folsom 
Huneke  John,  clerk   with  John   Drucker  «fe  Co., 

dwl  NW  cor  Fourth  and  Brannan 
Hun  Song,   (Chinese)  butcher,  731  Sacramento 
Hung  Wo  Yong,  (Chinese)  drugs,  641  Jackson 
Hunninger  Louis  P.,  collector,  445  Bush 

Hunt ,  clerk,  dwl  7.53  Howard 

Hunt  Abbie  H.  Miss,  clerk,  25  Post,  dwl  1623  Mission 

Hunt  Andrew,  longshoreman,  dwl  423  East 

Hunt  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  49^  Ritch 

Hunt  Asa,  carpenter,  dwl  704  Howard 

HUNT    C.  A.   &    CO.,   produce  commission,    309 

Davis 
Hunt  C.  L.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Lincoln  Primary 

School,  dwl  1047  Harrison 
Hunt   Caleb  F.,  laborer  with  D.  A.  Macdonald  «k 

Co.,  dwl  558  Howard 
Hunt  Caleb  R.,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Sixteenth  and  First 

Avenue 
Hunt  Charles,  calker   Calkers'  Ass'n,  713  Mission 
Hunt  Charles  A.,  (C.A.  Hunt  &  Co.)  dwl  S  s  Bush 

bet  Steiuer  and  Pierce 
Hunt  Charles  E.,    photographer  with  Bradley  & 

Rulofson,  dwl  708  Pine 
Hunt  Christopher,  painter  with  Hopps  &  Sons,  dwl 

51  Natoma 
Hunt  Clarence  M.  machinist  with  E.  O.  Hunt,  dwl 

640  Stevenson 
Hunt  David  W.,  machinist  with  Edwin  O.  Hunt, 

dwl  640  Stevenson 


Prudent  men  insure  in  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  P   VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Trunks  and  Valises. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [H]      DIRECTORY. 


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Hunt  Dean  D.,  dniLigist,  dwl  7fi9  Folsom 

Hunt  Dennis,  drutrclei-k  wit.li  Wm.  J.  Bryant,  dwl 

NW  cor  Howard  and  Third 
Hunt  Edmnnd  F.,   bookkeeper  with  C.  A.  Hunt  & 

Co.,  dwl  S  8  Bush  bet  Steiner  ai\d  Pierce 
HUNT  EDWIN  O.,  patent  winduiill,  horsepower 

and   pump  manufacturer    and  machinist,    123 

Spear,  dwl  610  Stevenson 
Hunt  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  617  Mason 
Hunt  Frederick,    barber,   16   Sixth,  dwl  NW  cor 

Folsom  and  Moss 
Hunt  Frederick  Jr.,  barber,  16  Sixth,  dwl  39  Moss 
Hunt  Frederick,  cooper,  dwl  39  Moss 
Hunt  George,  caneworker  with  Frederick  A.  Long, 

dwl  SW  cor  Bush  and  Stockton 
Hunt  George,  civil  and  mining  engineer,  office  420 

Californiii 
Hunt  George   E.  P.,  captain   steamboat   Caroline, 

dwl  982  Harrison 
Hunt  George  H.,  clerk  with  William  Burling,  428 

California 
Hunt  Harry  ().,  clerk  Hartford  Fire  Ins.   Co.,  res 

Oakland 
Hunt  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  219  Pacific 
Hunt  Henry  B.,  salesman  with  Edward  Martin  & 

Co.,  dwl  739  Harrison 
Hunt  James,  laborer  with  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  730  Third 
Hunt  James,  miner,  dwl  421  Bush 
Hunt  James  S.,  calker,  dwl  626  Fourth 
HUNT  J.  LEWIS,  hardware,  seeds  and  agricultu- 
ral implements,   SW    cor  Battery  and  Wash- 
ington, dwl  1047  Harrison 
Hunt  John,  compositor  with  Harris  &   Co.,  dwl 

5  8  Market  nr  Ninth 

Hunt  John,   hatter,  dwl  Ss  Broadway  bet  Jones 

and  Taylor 
Hunt  John,  shipwright,  dwl  3  Hubbard 
Hunt  John,  wheelwright,  413  Third,  dwl  cor  Fourth 

and  Free  Ion 
Hunt  John  Jr.,  attorney  at  law,  office  529  Clay, 

dwl  1081  Broadway 
Hunt  John  D.,  proprietor  Hunt's  Quartz  Grinder, 

office  716  Montgomery,  dwl  1047  Harrison 
Hunt  John  H.,  nightclerk  S.  F.  Postoffice,  dwl  59 

Clementina 
HUNT  JONATHAN,  president    Pacific  Ins.    Co., 

office  422  California,  res  Oakland 
Hunt  Julia  W.  Mrs.,  dwl  945  Howard 
Hunt  Lizzie  C.  Mrs.,  dwl  C38  Stevenson 
Hunt  Mark,  canvasser,  dwl  109  Eighth 
Hunt   Michael,   laborer,   dwl    cor    O'Farrell    and 

Laguna 
Hunt  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  152  Silver 
Hunt  Samuel  G.,  lather,  dwl  Columbia  nr  Rutledge 

Avenue 
HUNT  SAMUEL  O.,  secretary  City  Paving  Co., 

office  619  Montgomery,  res  Oakland 
Hunt  Thomas,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Hunt  William,  drayman,  dvvl  165  Silver 
Hunt  William  H.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  S  s  Elizabeth  nr 

Church 
Hunt    William    H.  H.,   clerk  with   Frederick  A. 

Waterhonse,  dwl  459  Stevenson 
Hunt  William  M.,  salesman  with  Keane,  O'Connor 

6  Co.,  dwl  3()  Jessie 

Huntelmau  Herman,  laborer  with  Funcke  &  Was- 
sermann,  bds  NE  cor  Eighth  and  Brannan 

Huntemanu  Christopher  A.,  barkeeper  with  J.  C.  A. 
Nolting,  dwl  2109  Jones 

Huntemann  Diedrich,  plasterer,  dwl  2109  Jones 

Hunter  Alexander  Mrs.,  dwl  511  Pine 

Hunter  Annie,  (widow)    shirtmaker,  dwl  52  Second 

Hunter  David,  plasterer,  dwl  16i  Ransch 

Hunter  David,  real  estate,  dwl  W  s  VanNess  Ave- 
nue nr  Ellis 

Hunter  George,  currier,  dwl  741  Market 

Hunter  Henry,  steward,  dwl  105  First 

Hunter  James,  guager,  office  321  Front,  dwl  809 
Hyde 


Hunter  James,  mate  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Oriflamme 
Hunter  James,  (Hunter,   Wand  &    Co.)   res  San 

Rafael 
Hunter  James  S.,  engineer  stm  Santa  Cruz,  Wash- 
ington St.  Wharf 
Hunter  James  R.,  clerk  with  S.  V.  Water  Co.,  dwl 

521  Howard 
Hunter  John,  dwl  512  Folsom 
Hunter  John,  expresswagon,  dwl  Hunter's  Point 
Hunter  John,  furniture  dealer,  1085  Folsom 
Hunter  John,  master  mariner,  dwl  E  s  Fair  Oaks  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Hunter  John,  (  Warren  &   Co.   and  Espy  &  Co. J 

res  Oysterville,  W.  T. 
Hunter  John  H.,  clerk  California  Theater,  dwl   711 

California 
Hunter  John  v.,   (Walratli,    H.   &    Co.)  dwl  512 

Foleom 
Hunter  Lewis  C,  (Scott  &  Co.)  dwl  1525  Wash 
Hunter  Nathaniel,  engineer  clerk  with  Lieut. -Col. 

C.  S  Stewart,  dwl  740  Pine 
Hunter  P.  Schuyler,  Jr.,  clerk  Potrero  &  Bay  View 

R.  R.,  office"  and  dwl  W  s  Kentucky  nr  Nevada 
Hunter  Robert  A.,  plasterer,  dwl  N  s  Green  bet  Lar- 

kin  and  Polk 
Hunter  Robert  E.,  farmer,  dwl  Hunter's  Point 
Hunter  Thomas,  barkeeper  221  Bush,  dwl  29  Zoe 
Hunter  Schuyler,  dwl  Hunter's  Point 
HUNTER,  WAND  &  CO.,  {James  Hunter,  Thom- 
as N.  Wand  and  Michael  Kane)  importers  and 

wholesale  wines  and  liquors,  607-609  Front 
Hunter  William,  porter,  320  Sansom 
Hunter  William  R.,  storekeeper  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
HUNTER'S  POINT  COPPER  WORKS,    Henry 

A.  Crane,  proprietor,  N  s  Hunter's  Point 
Huntington  Edward  B.,  special  agent  Phoenix  and 

Home  Insurance  Co.,  res  Alameda 
HUNTINGTON  FRANK  A.,  machinist,  18  and  20 

Fremont,  dwl  Russ  House 
Huntington  Harvey  S.,  lumber,  dwl  351  First 
Huntoon  William  M.,  bookkeeper  with  Hooker   & 

Co.,  dwl  659  Howard 
Huntsman  George  H.,  {J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co.)  dwl 

824  Sutter 
Huntson  Frederick,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  old  San   Jos^ 

road  bet  Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty -eighth 
Huntzsch  Morris,  typefounder  with  California  Type 

Foundry  Co.,  dwl  Filbert  nr  Diipont 
Hunzen  William,  barkeeper,  dwl  439  Bush 
Huppert  Henry   Jr.,   upholsterer  with  George   O. 

Whitney  &  Co.,  dwl  51  Shipley 
Huppert    Thomas,    foreman    cabinetmakers     with 

George  O.  Whitney  &  Co..  dwl  51  Shipley 

Hurd ,  dwl  314  Bush 

Hui'd  Josiah  M. ,  compositor  S.   F.  Chronicle,  dwl 

657  Howard 
Hurd  M.  S.,  freight  department  C.  P.  R.R.  Co.,  422 

California 
Hurd  S.  Miss,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Hurd  T.  B„  bds  122  Leidesdorff 
Hurdis  Samuel,  painter,  dwl  608  Market 
Huriel  Michael,  furniture   wagon,   dwl  N  s   Santa 

Clara  nr  Hampshire 
Hurlbert  Benjamin,  messenger,  114   Battery,   dwl 

420  Natoma 
Hurlbert  Henry  M.,   tinsmith   with   Brittan,   Hol- 

brook  &,  Co.,  dwl  420  Natoma 
Hurlburt. — See  Hulburt 
HURLBUT    GEORGE    C,  librarian  Mechanics' 

Institute  Ijibrary,  27  Post,  dwl  915  Union 
Hurlbutt  James   M.,  harnesemaker   with    Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  Larkin  bet  Turk  and 

Tyler 
HurleHenry,  cook  United  Slates  Restaurant,  dwl 

533  Mission 
Hurley  Charles,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  <fe 

Hecht,  dwl  Lafavette  nr  Twelfth 
Hurley  Charles,  clerk,  dwl  SW  cor  Stock  and  Pine 


JONES,  PULIiMAJf  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  JPancy  Dry  Goods. 


REDINQTON,  HOSTETTER  <fc  CO.,  Agents  for  Hall's  Hair  Kenewer. 


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Hurley  Charles,  longshoremnn,  dwl  120  Hayes 
Hurley  Daniel,  carriagepaiuter  with   Saul  &  Co., 

dwl  68  Shipley 
Hurley  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  25  Everett,  rear 
Hurley  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  Ocean  Side  House 
Hurley  Daniel  D.  wood  and  coal,  dwl  W  8  Mission 

nr  Seventeenth 
Hurley  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  o8  Stanford 
Hurley  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  NE  cor  Humboldt  and 

Vermont 
Hurley  Helen,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  F.  Uznay,  dwl 

78  Clementina 
Hurley  James,  butcher,  10  Union   Market,  dwl  E  8 

Clinton  bet  Bryant  and  Urannan 
Hurley  James,  butcher  with  Otto  Seboenemann,dwl 

53:2  Green 
Hurley  James,  engineer  Overland  Monthly  presses, 

dwl  249  Perry 
Hurley  Jeremiah,"  laborer,  dwl  "20  Third 
Hurley  J.    M.   A.    Mies,   principal  Spring    Valley 

Primary  School,  dv^•l  cor  Gough  and  Pacific 
Hurley   Johanna,    (widow)   dwl  SE  cor  Hinckley 

and  Pinckney 
Hurley  Johanna,  (widow)  dwl  508  Mission,  rear 
Hurley  John,  butcher,  dwl  Eighth  bet  Bryant  and 

Harrison 
Hurley  John,  cartman,  dwl  136  Natonia 
Hurley  John,  drayman,  dwl  1302  Jackson 
Hurley  John,  laborer,  dwl  2  New  Montgomery 
Hurley  John,  laborer,  dwl  7  Ashburton  Place 
Hurley  John,  laborer  Union  Foundry,  dwl  68  Ship- 
ley 
Hurley  John,  upholsterer,  dwl  1067  Market 
Hurley  Joseph  G.,  bootmaker  with  I.  M.   Went- 

worth  &  Co.,  dwl  1511  Pine 
Hurley  Josephine  Miss,  dressmaker  with   Mrs.   F. 

Uznay,  dwl  78  Clementina 
Hurley  Mark,  laborer,  dwl  6  O'Farrell  Alley 
Hurley  Mary,  saleswoman   with  J.   H.  Goldstein, 

dwl  78  Stevenson 
Hurley  Michael,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Hurlev  Michael,  laborer  S.  F.  «fe  P.  Sugar  Co.,  dwl 

210  Fourth 
Hurley  Michael,  longshoreman,  dwl  275  Clara 
Hurley  Morris,   liostler  with    Peter  A.   Fiuuigan. 

dwl  SE  cor  Battery  and  Filbert 
Hurley  Patrick,  carpenter,  dwl  NE  cor  Pacific  and 

Gough 
Hurley  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  New  Montgomery  bet 

Mission  and  Market 
Hurley  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Bryant  bet  Fifth 

and  Sixth 
Hurley  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Mission  bet  Third 

and  Fourth 
Hurley  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  13  Ritch 
Hurley  Patrick,  shoemaker  with  Moore  &  Murpliy, 

dwl  129  Sixth 
Hurley  Richard,  driver  with  William  McMann,  dwl 

Allen  bet  Larkin  and  Hyde 
Humey  John  F.,   foreman  shoe   department  with 

Buckingham  &  Hecht,  dwl  Grove  bet  Gough 

and  Octavia 
Hurson   Edward,  hostler  -with  George  S.  Banks, 

dwl  26  Lewis 
BUSING  ALBERT,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

Mission  and  Fifth,  dwl  518  Capp 
Husing  Albert,  printer,  dwl  113  Silver 
Husing  Derik,  safemaker  with  Kittredge  &-  Leavilt, 

dwl  1 13  Silver 
Husing  Henry  J.,  steward  Golden  Gate  Hotel,  728 

Market 
HUSIXG  JOHN,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 

Post  and  Dupont,  dwl  9  Stockton  Alley 
Husing  Martin,  ( HauKen  &  H.)  dwl  .39  Jackson 
Husing  Rathy,  (Sckicartz  &  H.J  dwl  SE   cor  Mis- 
sion and  Eighteenth 
Husing  Theodore,  locksmith,  dwl  113  Silver 
Huss  Morris,  gunsmith  with  August  Browning,  dwl 

NE  cor  Powell  and  Washington 


Hussey  Albion  C,  (Brown  &  H.J  dwl  704  Post 
Hussey  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  Kentucky  nr  Sierra 
Hussey  Charles  V.,  assistant  surveyor  County  Sur- 
veyor's Office,  dwl  509  Bryant 
Hussey  Edward,  painter,  dwl  343  Jessie 
Hussey  B^rauk,  teamster,  dwl  54  Third 
Hussey  Henry  J.,  sawyer  with  Miller  <t  Haley,  dwl 

111  Freelon 
Hussey  James  L.,  (Hussey  »^  Stevenson)  dwl  128 

Kearny 
Hussey  John,  laborer,  dwl  41  Minna 
Hussey  John,  (Welsh  &  H.J  dwl  2J  Sixth 
Hussey  Joseph,  tailor,  dwl  326  Green 
Hussey  Lawrence,  laborer  S.  F.  Wool  Exchange, 

dwl  242  Perry 
Hussey  Patrick,  barkeeper,  650  Sacramento,   dwl 

709  Commercial 
Hussey  Patrick,  liqnordealer,  dwl  321  Tyler 
Hussey  Simon,    student    at    law   with    Joseph  M. 

Nougues,  dwl  326  Green 
Hussey  Simon,  tailor,  dwl  326  Green 
Hussey  Uldric  J.,  teamster,  dwl  1114  Jlarket 
Hussey  William  M.,  contractor,  dwl  704  Post 
HUSSEY    &    STEVENSON,  (James    L.    Hussey 

and  Robert  Stevensonj  real  estate  agents,  128 

Kearny 
Hussou  Paul,  f Larroche  &   H.J  dwl  1018  Stockton 
HusBon  Urbin,  laundry,  513  Union 
Husted  Alanson,  solicitor  with  Anderson  &  Math- 

eson,  dwl  Philadelphia  House 
Huston  George  <&  Co.,    butter,   cheese,    etc.,    42.5 

Clay,  dwl  N  s  Fell  bet  Franklin  and  Gough 
Huston  Heni-y,  tanner   with  Cornelius  O'Donuell, 

dwl  SW  cor  Seventh  and  Brannau 
Hutaff  Henry,  groceries  and   liquors,  SE  cor  Eddy 

and  Leavenworth 
Hutatf   Henry,  (.John   Hoss  &    Co. J   dwl   SW  cor 

Broadway  and   Ohio 
Hutch  Wallace,  machinist,  dwl  81  Natoma 

Hatchings ,  dwl  721  California 

Hutchings  Charles  A.,  carpenter,  1710  Polk 
Hutchings  Daniel  F. ,  marine  surveyor  with  Califor- 
nia   Ins.  Co.,    faiid   Hutchings  dc  ' FinlaysonJ 

dwl  1913  Stockton 
Hutchings  Lemuel  W.,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Harrison 

bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
HUTCHINGS  &  FINLAYSON,  (Daniel  F.  Hutch- 
ings and  James   R.  FinlaysonJ  oils,  mauufac- 

turei's  and  bleachers,  517  Front 
Hutchins  C.  A.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Hutchins  E.  P.,  miner,  dwl  103  First 
Hutchins  Geor;;e  H.,  night  clerk  S.   F.  Post  office, 

dwl  .509  Powell 
HUTCHINSON  C.  1.,  general  agent  National  Life 

Insurance  Co.,  office  SE  cor  Montgomery  and 

California,  room  7,  dwl  201  Powell 
Hutchinson  C.  &  W.,  carpenters  and  block   letter 

makers,  213  Pine 
Hutchinson  Christopher,  (C.  &  W.  Hutchinson  J  dwl 

16  Ritch 
Hutchinson  Daniel,  (Hall  &  H.J  dwl  Greenwich  nr 

Scott 
Hutchinson  Daniel  L.,  assorter  Pioneer  Woolen  Fac- 
tory,dwl  SW  cor  Greenwich  and  Taylor 
Hutchinson  David,  proprietor  Eureka  Lodgings,  624 

Commercial 
Hutchinson  E.  Miss,  compositor  Morning  Call 
Hutchinson  Ely,  law  student  with  Cliirke  <&  Caipen- 

tier.  dwl  201  Powell 
Hutchinson  Frances,  (widow)  dwl  930  Folsom 
Hutchinson    Frederick  W.,  receiving  teller  Bank 

California,  dwl  201  Powell 
Hutchinson  Gardner  S.,  (3Iorison,  Harris  <&  Co. J 

res  Brooklyn,  New  York 
Hutchinson  George  B.,  mariner,  dwl  W  s  Eleventh 

bet  Folsom  and  Howard 
Hutchinson  George  O.,  clairvoyant,  dwl  172  Silver 
Hutchinson  Hayward  M.,  (IJutchiiison,   Kohl  i^ 

Co. J  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 


'  Fair  dealing  and  prompt  payments  "—the  motto  of  the  PEOPIiES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Keamy  Street,  Yankee  Notions. 


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Hutchinson  Henry  L.,  (Fairbanks  &  H.)  dwl  1711 
Polk 

Hutcliiiison  James,  shoemaker,  Uti  Sntter,  rear 

Hutoliiufion  James  S.,  cashier  with  Sather  &  Co., 
dwl  W  s  Howard  bet  Fifteeiitli  and  Sixteenth 

Hutcliinson  John,  exchange  broker,  office  320  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  611  Valencia 

Hutchinson  John  J.,  (G.  B.  Densmore  &  Co.)  dwl 
W  8  Guerrero  nr  Twenty-second 

Hutcliinson  Joseph,  real  estate,  dwl  SW  cor  Howard 
and  Fifteenth 

Hutchinson  Joseph  C.,  real  estate  agent,  6^6  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  W  8  First  Avenue  nr  Fourteenth 

HUTCHINSON,  KOHL  &  CO.,  (Bayunrd  M. 
Hutchinson,  William  Koiil,  August  Wasser- 
mann,  Louis  Sloss,  Lewis  Gerstle,  Leopold  Bos- 
cowitz,  G.  isiebaum  Ji"  John  F.  Mi/lerj  ship- 
ping merchants  and  wholesale  fur  dealers.  4:/5 
Sacramento 

Hutcliinson  Lemuel  W.,  farmer,  Industrial  School, 
Old  Ocean  House  Road,  five  miles  from  Citv 
Hall 

Hutchinson  Leroy,  clerk,  Greenwich  nr  Scott 

Hutchinson  Lewis,  porter  with  H.  Webster  &  Co.. 
dwl  Swiss  Hotel,  Commercial 

Hutchinson  Myron,  salesman  with  H.  Webster  & 
Co.,  410  Front 

Hutchinson  Prince  W.,  f Hutchinson  &  Taylor) 
(colored)  dwl  734  Pacific 

Hutcliinson  Stejiheu,  office  39  Montgomery  Block 

Hutchinson  TiiUy  Vi.  J  Brown  &  ITydwl  1:2:2  Taylor 

HutchiiK^on  William,  (C.  &  W.  Hutchinson)  dwl 
754  Howard 

Hutchinson  W.  T.,  first  oflicer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 

Hutcliinson  &  Taylor,  (P.  W.  Hnlchinson  &  Geo. 
Taylor)  (colored)  liquor  saloon.  734  Pncific 

Hutchison  David  S.,  dentist,  office  65:2  Washington, 
dwl  81.5  Mission 

Hutchison  Eosanna  Mrs.,  boarding,  110  Prospect 
Place 

Hutchison  William,  dwl  110  Prospect  Place 

Huth  Charles,  clerk  with  Henry  Fiuke,dwl  SW  cor 
Powell  and  Union 

Huton  Lydia  II..  (colored)  (widow)  dwl  849  Clav 

HUTTNER  HENRY  J.,  superintendent  Vulcan 
Iron  Works,  dwl  317  Sutter 

Hutton  Geoige,  (colored)  barber  with  Wellington 
Patrick,  dwl  Francisco  nr  Stockton 

Hutton  Hugh  S.,  commercial  reporter,  dwl  N  s  Green 
bet  Leavenworth  and  Hyde 

Huttnn  Henry  A.,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans,  Co.'s 
S.  S.  Closes  Taylor 

Hutton  James  H.,  miner,  dwl  1819  Leavenworth 

Hutton  J.  Frank,  attorney  at  law,  otfice  603  Com- 
mercial, dwl  NE  cor  Washington  and  Dupont 

Hutton  John,  drayman,  208  Davis,  dwl  35  Eleventh 

Hutton  John,  engineer,  dwl  1  Welsh 

Hutton  Julia  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mission  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  Eleventh  nr  Mission 

Huy  Louis,  lumberman,  dwl  103  Sacianiento 

Hyams  Brothers,  (Edward  and  William)  import- 
ers, manufacturers  and  wholesale  clothing,  227 
Sausom 

Hyams  Edward,  gents  clothing  and  furnishing 
goods,  335  Kearny,  dwl  325  Bush 

Hyams  Edward,  (Hyams  Bros.)  dwl  131  Mont 

Hyanis  George  J.  S.,  gents  clothing  and  furnishing 
goods.  .5v;5  Kearny,  dwl  807  Buch 

Hyams  Leopold,  physician,  office  and  dwl  6.59  Clay 

Hyams  William,  (Hyams  Bros.)  res  New  York 

Hyatt  Alexander,  sawmakerwith  N.  W.  Spaulding, 
dwl  2102  Mason 

Hyatt  Anthony,  speculator,  bds  International  Hotel 

Hyatt  T.  Hart,  Jr.,  attorney  at  law,  office  520 
Montgomery,  dwl  1412  jiusb 

Hyatt  T.  Hart,  general  agent  Atlantic  Mutual  Life 
Insurance  Co.,  office  420  Mont,  dwl  1412  Bush 

Hyde  Alfred  A.,  (Geo.  K.  Hyde  &  Co.)  res  Mem- 
phis, Tenu 


Hyde  Edward,  clerk,  dwl  325J  Bush 

Hyde  Frederick   A.,   clerk  U.  S   Land  Office,  (and 

Sherman  &  H.)  dwl  512  Leavenworth 
Hyde  George,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  719  Geaiy 
Hyde  George  K.,  (Geo.  K.  Hyde  Sr  Co.)  dwl  Lick 

House 
Hyde  Geo.  K.  &  Co..  (Alfred  A.  Hyde)  hardware 

and  cutlerv.  412  Market 
HYDE  HENRY  C,   attorney  at  law,   office  316 

California,  dwl  8  Essex 
Hyde  Isaac,  superintendent  What  Cheer  Honse,re8 

Oakland 
Hyde  James  J.,  clerk  with  George  S.  Dickey,  cor 

Market  and  Stockton 
Hyde   John,    cook    American   Exchange,  dwl  612 

Powell 
Hyde  Marcus  D.,  midshipman,  dwl  512  Leav 
Hyde  Michael,  tailor,  dwl  N  s  Preeita  Avenue  bet 

Mission  and  Howard 
Hyde  Richard,  coffee  and  tea,  Central  Union  Mar- 
ket, dwl  433  Jessie 
Hyde  Richard,  conductor  Central  Railroad 
Hyde  T.  It.,  collector,  dwl  lOlli  Se.  ond 
Hyde  William  C.  finisher  with  Kimball  Mannfac- 

ingCo.,  dwl28>i  Welsh 
Hyde  William  G.,  teacher  St.  Mary's  College 
Hyde   William    H.,    (Hyde    &    Che.<terJ   dwl  E  8 

Mission  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Hyde  &   Chester,  (William  H.  Hyde  and  Henry 

Chester)  contractors  for  raising  and  moving 

buildings,  619  Mission 
Hydeliff  Michael  J.,  produce  commission,  216  Davis 

dwl  S  8  Austin  bet  Franklin  and  Gongh 
Hygeian  Home  Water  Cure.  Barlow  J.  Suiilh,  phy- 
sician and  proprietor,  6.37  California 
Hyland  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  669  Harrison 
Hyland    Bernard,   driver  N.  B.  and  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

426  Clementina 
Hyland  David,  laborer,  dwl  333  Bush 
Hyland  Henry  J.,  (H.  J.  Hyland  Sf  Co.)  dwl  Coso 

Avenue  nr  Aztec 
Hyland  II.  J.  &  Co.,  real  estate  agents,  office  105 

Montgomery 
Hyland  James,  sailmaker  with  Harding  &.  Brann 
Hyland  Joseph,   trunkniaker  willi  H.  Behrendt  &, 

Co.,  dwl  W  s  Gilbert  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
Hyland  Michael  J.,  horseshoer  with  Dunnigan  <Sc 

0'Dea,dwl236  Suiter 
Hyland    Michael,    laborer,  dwl  N   s  Natoma  nr 

Eighth 
Hyland  Patrick,  dwl  333  Bush 
Hyland   Patrick,   shoemaker  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  Market  nr  Twelfth 
Hyland   William  J.,  attorney  at  law,  office  rooms  5 

and  6,  716  Jlontgomery,  dwl  14^  Sherman 
Hylton  T.  De  M.,  physician,  and  editor  and  pro- 
prietor Our  Mazeppa,  office  SE  cor  Washington 

and  Sausom,  dwl  331  Kearny 
Hyman  Abraham,  glazier,  dwl  12  Russ 
Hyman  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Rosina  Shear, 

dwl  12  Russ 
Hyman  D.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Pine  and  Larkin 

Street  School,  d\vl  32  Jessie 
Hyman  Henry,  dwl  N  s  Geary  bet  Franklin  and 

Gongh 
Hyman  Henry,  pawnbroker,  625  Kearny,  dwl  549 

Minna 
Hyman  Henrv  W.,  (  of  Hyman  Bros,  of  Honolulu 

and  Portland)  office    106  Battery"   dwl   1220 

Geary 
Hyman  Isaac,  clerk,  114  Sansom,  dwl  12  Stockton 

Place 
Hyman  Jacob,  hairdresser,  534  Jackson,  dwl  006 

Broadway 
Hyman  Koffiiian,  watchmaker,   523  Pine,  dwl  454 

Tehama 
Hyman  Jlorris,  furniture  and  bedding,  606  Bdwy 
Hyman   Moses,   bookkeeper,  114   Sansom,  dwl   25 
Taylor 


JONES,  PUIiliMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sanaom  Street,  Ladies'  and  Children's  Woolen  Goods. 


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Hyman  Moses,  salesman,  26  Kearny,  dwl  Cosmo- 
politan Hotel 

Hymaii  Natlian  Jr.,  salesman,  242  Montgomery,  dwl 
815  Stockton 

Hyman  Pauline  Miss.,  jjlovemaker  ■with  Sboenberg 
&  Levinskv,  dwl  12Rns8 

Hyman  Sumiiel,  (colored)  janitor  Pacific  Museum, 
dwl  1235  Pacific 

Hynds  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Sansom  bet  Broad- 
way and  Vallejo 

Hynes  Andrew  R.,  general  agent  Mound  City  Mu- 
tual Life  Insurance  Co.,  office  20  Montgomery, 
dwl  731  Bush 

Hyues  Edward  P.,  carpenter  California  Mills,  dwl 
SW  cor  Spear  and  Mission 

Hynes  James,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Company 

Hynes  John,  engineer,  dwl  51  Minna 

Hynes  John,  storekeeper  Lick  House,  dwl  238 
Jessie 

Hynes  Michael,  porter,  425  Sacramento,  dwl  10 
Hardie  Place 

Hynes  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Zoe  and  Welsh 

Hynes. — See  HindsandHines 

Hynman  John,  assistant  engineer  North  Pac.  Trans. 
Co.'s  S.  S.  California 


Iago  William  H.,  barkeeper  with  James   Irwin, 

dwl  57  Minna 
Iburg  William   M.,  groceries  and  liquors,  336  Bush, 

dwl  3  Belden 
Ichon  Edward  F.,  clothing,  325  Sansom,  dwl  NW 

cor  Stockton  and  Yallejo 
Icke  Jacob,  upholsterer,  82H  Pacific 
Ickelheimer  Herman,  house   and  sign  painter,  dwl 

Lake  Honda 
Ida  Ellraore  Silver  Mining  Co.,  (Silver  City,  Idaho) 

office  419  California 
Ide   Abbott  L.,  clerk  with  J.  W.  Augell,  dwl  333 

Fourth 
Ide  Obadiah,  trunkmaker  with  E.  Galpen  &  Co., 

dwl  333  Fourth 
Ide  PauUinus,  bricklayer,  dwl  333  Fourth 
Igo  Ellen,  seamstress,  dwl   W  s  York  bet  Twenty. 

fourth  and  Twenty-Fifth 
Igo   Mary,    (widow)  dwl  W  s  York  bet  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Igo  O.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Ihrie  fTeorge   P.,  major  and   paymaster  U.  S.  A., 

oifice  703  Market,  dwl  Lick  House 
Ijams  John  D.,  clerk  with  R.  H.  McDonald  &  Co., 

dwl  712  California 
IKEN  FREDERICK,  commission  merchant,  oflice- 

room  6,  SW  cor  Jackson  and  Front,  dwl  117 

Stockton 
lis  John   G.,  importer  stoves,  etc.,   and  proprietor 

Jackson  Iron  Foundry,  628  Washington 
Use   William  A.,  assayer  S.   F.  Assaying  and   Re- 
fining Woi-ks.  res  Oakland 
Imber   Casimer,  (Frank   Lacoste  <fc    Co. J  dwl  617 

Sacramento 
Imbourg    Charles,    veterinary  surgeon,  office  128 

Kearny 
Imbrie  Augustus,  tailor,  1.37^  Post 
Imhaus  Emile,  salesman  with  C.  F.  Glein,  dwl  2117 

Mason 
Imhaus  Louis,  real  estate  agent,  office  331  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  2117  Mason 
Imhof  Anion,  milkman,  dwl  431  Pine 
Imhort  Frederick,  hairdresser  with  L.  Haufmann, 

dwl  NE  cor  Stockton  and  Filbert 
IMPERIAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO.,  (London) 

Falkner,  Bell  &  Co.  ajjents,  430  California 
Imperial  Real  Estate  and  Lo;in  Co.,  office  14  Geary 
IMPERIAIi  SILVER  MINING  CO.,  (Gold  Hill, 

Nev.)  A.  K.  P.  Harmon  president,  W.  E.  Dean 

secretary,  office  419  California 


IMPERISHABLE  BLOCK  PAVEMENT  CO., 

J.  W.  Stow  president,  James  S.  Wethered  secre- 
tary, office  308  Sansom 
IMPROVED    ORDER   RED   MEN,  office   Great 

Chief  Records  607  Washington 
IMPROVED  ORDER  RED  MEN.  hall  340  Bash 
Inberg  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  2  California,  rear 
Ince  Jliittliew  N.,  (Richard  Patrick  &    Go.)   dwl 

43'.)  Tvler 
Incell  William,  farmer,  dwl  333  Sixth 
InceU  William  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  333  Sixth 
Inches  Robert,  shoemaker,  dwl  114  Fell 
Inches  Robert  W.,  sawver  with  John  S.  Gibbs,  dwl 

114  Fell 
Indares  Lambros  P.,  fruits,  cigars  and  tobacco,  204 

Second 
Indart  John,  farmer,  dwl  7  Dikeman  Place 
Independent  Coal  Mining  Co.,  office  107  Sansom 
Independent  Order  B'nai  Brith,  rooms  105  Post 
INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  ODD  FELLOWS, 

hall  325  Montgomery 
INDEPENDENT  ORDER  RED  MEN,  hall  510 

Bush 
luderstroth  Julius,  liquor  saloon,  dwl  cor  Potrero  Av 

and  Solano 
India  Rice  Mill,  SW  cor  Minsion  and  Main 
INDIAN  AFFAIRS,  SUPERINTENDENT  FOR 

CALIFORNIA,  office  224  Kearny 
Indorf  Joseph,  drayman  with  Solomon  Jacobs,  dwl 

1204  Howard 
Industrial  School   Department,   Old  Ocean  House 

Road,  office  11  City  Hall,  second  floor 
Inez  Joseph,  longshoreman,  dwl  650  Pacific 
Ing  Andrew  D.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  4  Park  Place 
Ingalls  Benjamin  T.,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham 

&,  Hecht,  dwl  SE  cor  Fell  and  Gough 
Ingargiola  Mary  A.  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  dwl  513 

Stevenson 
Ingeledew  John,  lumberman,  dwl  811 J  Folsom 
Ingell  Jonathan  T.,  soleleathercutter  with   Buck- 
ingham &  Hecht,  dwl  cor  Fell  and  Gough 
Ingeneri  Sebastiano,  painter,  dwl  215  Broadway 
lugersoll  Gay  lord  B.,  driver  with  William  Hessler, 

dwl  715  Pacific 
IngersoU  George  S.,  clerk  Union  Warehouse,  dwl 

SW  cor  Bush  and  Montgomery 
Ingerson  J.  W.,  mariner,  dwl  McCormick  nr  Pa- 
cific 
Ingham  Richard,  tankmaker  with  Atwood  &  Bod- 
well,  dwl  428  Braniian 
Ingle  Albinus,  clerk,  dwl  417  Kearny 
Ingle  Chailes  L.,  carpenter  witli  A.  C.  Beach  &  Co., 

dwl  504  Greenwich 
Ingle  F.  F.  S.,  musician,  dwl  504  Greenwich 
Ingle  James  A.,  blindinaker  with   A.  C.  Beach  «fe 

Co.,  dwl  504  Greenwich 
Inglis  James  G.,  carrier  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl  160 

Jessie 
Inglis  Patrick,  upholsterer  with  John  P.  Rafferty, 

dwl  Western  Hotel 
Ingnerson  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  Eleventh  Avenue 

nr  N,  South  S.  F. 
Ingold  George,  cabinetmaker  with  George  B.  May 

&  Co.,  dwl  623  Sutter 
Ingoldsby  Alexander,  oysterman  with   Gardner  & 

Clawson 
Ingols  James  E.,  clerk  S.  F.  Assaying  and  Refining 

Works,  res  Oakland 
lugraham  Frank  O.,  cooper  with  Lawrence  Felvy, 

dwl  106  Main 
Ingraham  Henri,  carpenter,  dwl  207  Post 
Ingraham  Isaac  T.,  teamster  Pacific  Rolling  Mill, 

dwl  E  8  Illinois  nr  Napa 
Ingraham  John,  driver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  136 

Perry 
Ingraham  Ossian  P.,  machinist,  dwl  N  s  Seventeenth 

bet  Dolores  and  Church 
lugraham  Rebecca   F.,    (widow)    assistant   teacher 

Fourth  St.  Primary  School,  dwl  967  Harrison 


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Ingraham   Richard  B.,  porter  with  Haw  ley  &  Co., 

dwi  cor  Twelfth  and  Folsom 
InffrHin  H.,  dwl  417  Bush 

Iiifjraui  .1.  S.,  shipcarpenter.  dwl  Branch  House 
Ingram  Robert  A.,  janitor  Y.  M.  C.  A8s'n,232  Sutter 
Ingram  William,  weigher  Clay  Street  Wharf,  dwl 

W  8  Eli^a  bet  Union  and  Filbert 
Inn  Foiig,  (Chinese)  restaurant,  dwl  708  Dupont 
Innes  Daniel,  steward  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Inuis  John  C.,  clerk  U.  S.  clothing  depot,  dwl  606 

Sutter 
Inskeep  Elizabeth,  (widow) liquor  saloon,  cor  To^vn- 

send  and  Ritch 
Inskeep  John  E.,  hrassfinisher  with  Weed  &.  King- 
well,  dwl  cor  Ritch  and  Townsend 
Inskeep  William,   hackdriver  with  Boutou  &  Son, 

dwl  1006  Jackson 
Inskeep  William  A.,  trader,  dwl  1006  Jackson 
Inslee  Geoige  W.,  f Indee  &  Joseph )  dwl  5'27  Geary 
Inslee  &  Joseph,  (George  W.  Inslee  and  Michael  ./. 

Joseph)  cigars  and  tobacco,  326  Montgomery 
INSPECTOR    BOILERS    U.   S.,  office  NE    cor 

Washington  and  Battery 
INSPECTOR  GAS  METERS,  office  SW  cor  First 

and  Mission 
INSPECTOR  HULLS  U.  S.,  office  NE  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Battery 
INSPECTOR  (STATE)  STAMPS,  office  321  Wash 
INSPECTOR    STEAMBOATS    U.  S.,  office  NE 

cor  Washington  and  Battery 
INSURANCE     COMMISSIONER     STATE   OF 

CALIFORNIA,  office  SW  cor  Cal  and  Sansom 
INTERNAL  REVENUE  ASSESSOR  U.  S.,  office 

419  California 
INTERNAL    REVENUE   COLLECTOR  U.   S., 

office    U.   S.  Court  Building,  NE  cor  Battery 

and  Washington 
INTERNATIONAL    HOTEL,   Weygant  &   Pat- 
ridge,  proprietors,  530-534  Jackson 
luwood  George,  painter,  dwl  1623  Powell,  rear 
lovovich  L.,  coffee  saloon,  NW  cor  Drumm  &  Jack 
Ipswiteh  John,  coffee  saloon,  10  Steuart 
Irazogin  Frank,  liquors,  NVV  cor  Pacific  and  Mont 
Iredale   Alfred   S.,  plumber,   gasfitter   and   roofer, 

565  Mission,  dwl  957  Mission 
Iredale  Thomas,  tinsmith   with  Thomas  Bertram, 

dwl  51  Natoma 
Iredell  Joseph  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  228  Francisco 
Irelan  William,  shipwright,  dwl  607  Howard 
Ireliin  William  Jr.,  clerk  Sayings  and  Loan  Society, 

dwl  319  Harrison 
Ireland  George,  varnisher,  dwl  704  Harrison 
Ireland   James,  bookkeeper  with  Thomas  H.  Selby 

&  Co.,  res  Brooklyn 
Ireland  L.  F.,   with    Francis  H.  Woods,  dwl  706 

California 
Ireland  William,  gasfitter,  dwl  704  Harrison 
Iriart  L.  J.,  cook,  509  Pine,  dwl  715  Pacific 
Iiion  Louis,  produce,  dwl  Orleans  Hotel 
IRISH  AMERICAN  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY, 

hall  814  Hovyard 
IRISH  NEWS,  (weekly)  Jeff'rey  Nunan  publisher 

and  projirietor,  office  432  Montgomery 
Irons  Amos  A.,  real  estate,  dwl  327  Greeu 
Irons  William,  dwl  629^  Minna 
Irvin  Brown,   wharf  cleaner,  dwl  McAllister  bet 

Steiner  and  Pierce 
Iryin  James,  dwl  227  Second 
Iryin. — See  Eryin.  Erwiu  and  Irwin 
Iryine   Andrew  W.,  jeweler  with  California  Jew- 
elry  Co. 
Irvine   George,  porkpacker,  941  Folsom,  dwl  1057 

Mission 
IRVINE,  HARKER  &  CO.,  (William  Irvine,  Asa 

Harker  and  James  Irvine)   wholesale  grocers 

and  commission  merchants,  226  Front 
Iryine  James,  liquor  saloon,  124  Fourth,  dwl  45  Sec 
Iryine  James,  (Irvine,  Harker  &   Co.)  dwl  NE  cor 

Folsom  and  Eleyenth 


Irvine  Robert,  with  George  Irvine,  dwl  941  Folsom 

Irvine  William,  attorney  at  law,  office  513  Jackson, 
dwl  SW  cor  Merchant  and  Montgomery 

Irvine  William,  (Irvine,  Harker  6f  (Jo. J  dwl  1223 
Mission 

Irvine  William  L.,  clerk  with  Coghill,  Lyons  &  Co., 
dwl  712  Sutter 

Irving  Christopher,  dwl  Pacific  Hotel,  109  Pacific 

Irving  David,  merchant  tailor,  6)2^  Howard 

Irving  Henry  P.,  attorney  at  law,  office  45  Mont- 
gomery iSlock,  dwl  West  End  Hotel 

Irving  House,  568  Mission 

Irving  James,  barkeeper,  5  Summer,  dwl  131  Mont- 
gomery 

Irving  James  D..  bookkeeper  with  I.  &  A.  M.  Cook, 
dwl  NW  cor  Fulton  and  Laguna 

Irving  Samuel,  (Anderson  &  I.)  dwl  20  Jessie 

Irving  Washington,  special  policeman,  dwl  8  Vir- 
ginia 

Irving  William  K.,  porter  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 
Co.,  res  Oakland 

Irving  William  W.,  clerk,  dwl  Adams  House 

Ii-walta  N.,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Green  &,  Dupont 

Irwin  Anne,  machine  operator  with  Buckingham 
&  Hecht,  dwl  Austin  bet  Polk  and  Larkin 

Irwin  David,  shoemaker  with  Journeyman's  Boot 
and  Shoe  Cooperative  Union,  dwl  227  Green 

Irwin  Francis,  longshoreman,  dwl  SE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Greenwich 

Irwin  Henry,  hostler  with  J.  H.  Swain,  dwl  417 
Folsom 

Irwin  James,  physician,  dwl  37  Clarice  Place 

Irwin  James,  porter  with  Redington,  Hostetter  & 
Co.,  dwl  530  Folsom 

IRWIN  JAMES,  Rotunda  Saloon,  Merchants'  Ex- 
change, dwl  225  Bush 

Irwin  James  O.,  clerk,  dwl  37  Clarice  Place 

Irwin  John,  express  wagon,  dwl  W  s  Folsom  bet 
Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 

Irwin  John,  shoe  manufacturer,  703  Mission,  dwl 
S  8  Oakland  bet  Buchanan  and  Webster 

Irwin  Joseph,  reporter  Morning  Call,  dwl  942 
Howard 

Irwin  Richard  B.,  (Eldridge  &  I.)  dwl  Occidental 
Hotel 

Irwin  Robert,  driver  Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R.  R.,  dwi 
33  Austin 

Irwin  Robert,  (Jones,  Pullman  Sf  Go.)  dwl  918 
Jackson 

Irwin  Samuel,  plasterer,  dwl  933  Mission 

Irwin  William,  captain  schooner  Wm.  Hicks,  dwl 
S  8  Oakland  bet  Buchanan  and  Webster 

Irwin  William,  clerk  with  Purdy  &  Litchfield,  dwl 
248  Jessie 

Irwin  William,  clerk  with  Redington,  Hostetter  & 
Co.,  dwl  W  8  Capp  bet  Twenty-third  and 
Twenty-fourth 

Irwin  William,  steward  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 
S.  S.  Moses  Taylor 

Irwin. — See  Ervin,  Erwin  and  Irvin 

Irwood  Robert,  dwl  SW  cor  Market  and  East 

Isaac  Hyman,  tailor,  8(52  Folsom 

Isaac  Jacob,  clerk  with  A.  Selig,  dwl  533  Tehama 

Isaac  Joseph,  (Joseph  Isaac  &  Co.)  dwl  21  Oak 
Grove  Aveime 

ISAAC  JOSEPH  &  CO.,  (Herman  Robitscheckj 
importers  and  jobbers  books,  stationery,  blank 
books,  etc.,  513  Sansom 

Isaac  Julius,  hairdresser  with  John  Thomas,  dwl  E 
8  Dupont  bet  Union  and  Filbert 

Isaac  Loney,  hairdresser  with  Chretien  Pfister, 
dwl  .533  Tehama 

Isaacs  Albert,  clothing,  903  Kearny,  dwl  1516  Du- 
pont 

Isaacs  Alfred  S.,  messenger  Custom  House,  dwl  210 
Powell 

Isaacs  Benjamin,  metallic  sign  manufacturer,  325 
Sacramento,  dwl  25  Rausch 

Isaacs  Caroline,  (widow)  dwl  462  Tehama 


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Isaacs,  Danf^haday  &.  Bowlin.  flxaac  Ixaacs,  Abra- 
ham DnuqhaAfiy  and,  Frank  Bowlin)  club 
rooms,  318  Bush 

Isaacs  Harris,  shoemaker,  215  Second,  dwl  533  Te- 
hama 

Isaacs  Henry,  tailor,  dwl  5  Morton,  rear 

Isaacs  Isaac  M.,  (Isaacs,  Danghaday  &  Bowlin) 
dwl  631  Sacramento 

Isaacs  Isidore,  hairdresser  with  S.  Abraham,  dwl 
36(3  Chestnut 

Isaacs  Jacob,  glazier,  dwl  300  Tehama 

Isaacs  J.  L.,  clothing  and  furnishing  j,'oods,902  Dup 

ISAACS  KATE,  (widow)  Identical  Saloon,  SE  cor 
Biitterv  and  Saciamento 

Isaacs  Jlichael,  tailor,  dwl  366  Jessie 

Isaacs  Morris,  merchant,  office  12  Bush 

Isaacs  Mori  is,  tailor,  4  Summer 

Isaacs  Reuben,  (R.  Isaacs  &  Bro.,  Yokohama, 
Japan  J  dwl  L'34  Sixth 

Isaacs  Samuel,  dwl  13  Oak 

Isaacs  Samuel,  expresswagon,  cor  JackBon  and  Du- 
pont,  dwl  644  Jessie 

Isaacs  Samuel,  tailor,  831  Washington 

Isaacs  Simon,  tailor,  dwl  34:3  Fourth 

Isaacs  Williitm  B.,  with  Russell  &  Erwin  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dwl  1428  Post 

Isa:icsou  Lena,  (widow)  dwl  462  Tehama 

Isabella  Company,  (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturers, 
506  Cl.y 

Isackson  Henry,  cook  with  Henry  Brown,  dwl  623 
Davis 

Isadore  Isaac,  furniture,  821  Montgomery 

Isen  Henry,  maiiner,  dwl  45  Sacramento 

li'ern  Henry,  boatman,  dwl  5  Mission 

Isbaui  Alfred  W.,  driver  with  Murray  &  Noble,  dwl 
old  San  Jose  road  nr  Thirtieth 

Isham  Byron,  driver  with  William  W.  Coll,  dwl  W 
6  San  Bruno  road  nr  Twenty -eighth 

Isbam  J.  B.  G..  superintendent  Lower  California 
Co.,  office  315  California 

Isola  John,  gardener,  Visitacion  Valley  nr  San  Jose 
road 

Ison  William,  laundryman  with  S.  F.  Laundry  As- 
sociation, dwl  NVV  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 

Israel  Charles,  porter, 310  Sacramento, dwl  288  Jessie 

Israel  Ernest,  j)r(>pertyman  Oxford,  dwl  1711  Mason 

Israel  Isaac  G-,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  26|  Kearny 

Israel  Julius,  fMaass  &  I.)  dwl  735  Folsom 

Israel  Meyer,  clerk  with  Shirek  &  Co.,  dwl  1316 
Powell 

Israeli  Harry  C,  purser,  dwl  SE  cor  Mont  and  Cal 

Isson  Samuel,  watches  and  jewelry,  1508  Stockton 

Issendorf  Frederick,  {Laukenau  &  I.)  dwl  SW  cor 
Howard  and  Beale 

Isserman  Frederick,  tailor,  bds  1022  Dupont 

Isthmus  House.  51  First 

ITALIAN  AND  SWISS  HOSPITAL,  SE  cor 
Folsom  and  Third 

ITALIAN  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY,  430  Jack 

ITALIAN  HOSPITAL,  W  s  Noe  bet  Twenty- 
Eighth  and  Twenty  ninth 

Itjen  Johanna,  (widow)  dwl  SW  cor  Montgomery 
and  Montgomery  Place 

l\'Z.nQO\'K\\  J.  Si.  Co.,  f  John  Ivancovich  ayid  Mark 
Vulicfvich)  wholesale  fruits, 520  and  522  Sansom 

Ivancovich  John,  cotiee.-ialoon.  624  Kearny,  dwl  SE 
cor  Merchant  and  Kearny 

Ivancovich  John,  (J.  Ivancovich  &  Co.)  dwl  745 
Market 

Ivans  May  J.  Mrs.,  dwl  220  Third 

Ivemeyer  Henry,  barkeeper  with  Siebe  &  Wesel," 
dwl  SE  cor  Union  and  Powell 

Ivens  Hubert  A.,  tvpefounder  with  California  Type 
Foundry  Co.,  dwl  307  First 

Ivers  Richard,  dwl  251  Stevenson 

Iversen  Jens,  mariner,  dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 

Iverson  Christian,  master  mariner,  dwl  5  Liberty 

Iverson  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  W  8  Main  bet  Market 
and  Mission 


Ives  Charles,   barkeeper  with  John  Hanson,  NE 

cor  Drumm  and  Jackson 
Ives  Charles  S.,  clerk  with  Main  &  Winchester, 

dwl  301  Third 
Ives  George  I.,  cashier  U.   S.   Branch  Mint,  dwl 

Lick  House 
Ives  Ralnh  O. ,  stockbroker,  dwl  1032  Jackson 
Ivory  John  A.,  waiter,  333  Bush 


Jachens  John,  (Buin  Sf  J.)  dwl  SW  cor  Davis 

and  Clark 
Jacint  Joseph,  shoemaker  with  Joseph  Francis,  dwl 

Ohio  bet  Pacific  and  Broadway 
Jacinto    Manuel,  fisherman,  dwl    NE  cor  Drumm 

and  Oregon 
Jack  Adam,  (B.  Anshirg  &  Co.)  dwl  W  s  Ohio  bet 

Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Jack  Adam  jr.,  butch<?r  with  B.  Ansburg  &  Co., 

dwl  W  s  Ohio  bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Jack  Kate  A.,  (widow)  dwl  75  Clementina 
Jack  Peter,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  1808  Taylor 
Jack  Robert,  salesman,  dwl  558  N;itoma 
Jackman  Darius  B.,    (colored)   porter,  402  Jlont- 

gomerj',  dwl  1006  Washington 
Jackman  Jehiel  B.,  merchant,  dwl  34  Austin 
Jacko  George,  laborer  with  N.  G.  Norden,  dwl  630 

Brannan 
Jacks  Christine  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  1019  Powell 
Jackson  Abraham  VV.,  cooper,  dwl  Ws  Thirteenth 

bet  Market  and  Mission 
Jackson  Alden  W.,  salesman  with  Pope  &  Talbot, 

dwl  371  Biaiman 
Jackson  Alexander,  clerk  with  J.  W.  Sullivan,  dwl 

515  Bush 
Jackson  Alexander,  proprietor  Mount  Hood  House, 

43  Vallejo 
Jackson  Andrew,  purser  stm  New  World,  dwl  331 

Montgomery 
Jackson  Andrew,  hatter  with  Cornelius  Desmond, 

dwl  1118  Montgomery 
Jackson    Archibald,    (colored)  whitener,  dwl    808 

Filbert 
Jackson  Benjamin  S.,  laborer,  600  Market,  dwl  436 

Bush 
Jackson  Brewery,  W.  A.  Freaderek  proptr,  235  First 
Jackson  Charles,  dwl  1006  Pine 
Jackson  Charles,  laborer  with    Henry    Manning, 

dwl  537  Sacramento 
Jackson  Charles  A.,  clerk  with  J.  W.  Sullivan,  dwl 

515  Bush 
Jackson  Charles  G.,  lumber  surveyor,  105  Steuart, 

dwl  911   Sutter 
Jackson  Charles  G..  president  Pacific  Pioneer  Paper 

Collar  Co.,  dwi  :  32  Bryant 
Jackson  Charles  H.,  ma'liinist,  dwl  845  Dupont 
Jackson  Christian,  mariner,  dwl  26  Steuai  t 
Jackson  David  B.,  agent  Pittsburgh,   Fort  Wayne 

&  Penn.  Central  R.  R.,  422  Cal,  dwl  520  Uiiion 
Jackson  David  H.,  traveling  agent  New  York  Life 

Ins.  Co.,  426  Montgomery 
Jackson  Eliza,  (widow)  dwl  235  Stevenson 
Jackson  Evans,  laborer   California  Mills,  dwl   33 

Ecker 
Jackson  Frank  L.,  cattledealer,  dwl  1412  Howard 

ur  Tenth 
Jackson  Fred.,   upholsterer    with    Frank    G.    Ed- 
wards, dwl  521  Greenwich 
Jackson  Frederick,  shoemaker,  49  Sacramento 
Jackson   Henry,   barber  Railroad  Homestead,  Old 

San  Jose  Road  6  miles  from  City  Hall 
Jackson  Henry,  hairdresser,  227  Fifth 
Jackson  Henry  H.,  clerk  with  N.  Heath,  dwl  1.308 

Taylor 
Jackson  Iron  Foundry,  John  G.  lis  proprietor,  cor 

Gibb  and  Maiden  Lane,  office  628  Washington 
Jackson  James,  driver  Grand  Hotel 


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Jackpon  James  W.,  peddler,  dwlSW  cor  Mason  and 

Filbert 
Jackson  Jane,  (widow,  colored)  dwl  18  Stone 
Jackson  Jane,  ironer  with  S.F.  Lanndry  Ass'n,  dwl 

NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
JACKSON  J.  G.,  lumber,  pier  2,  Steuart,  dwl  911 

Sutter 
Jackson  John,  brassfinisher   with  Tay,  Brooks  & 

Backus,  dwl  31  Minna 
Jackson  John  I.,  (colored)  whitewasber,  dwl  533 

Natouia 
Jackson  John  J.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  631  Sac 
JACKSON  JOHN  P.,  President  California  P.K.K. 

Co.,  office  411  California,  dwl  7-20  Suiter 
Jackson  John  S,,  whaif  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s 

wharf,  dwl  21  Stanford 
Jackson  Joseph,  wheelwright,  dwl  San  Bruno  Road 

nr  Woolsey 
Jackson  Joseph,  wheelwright,  dwl  658  Mission 
Jackson  Joseph  D.,  clerk  with  Superintendent  Gen- 
eral Recruiting  Service,  703  Mkt,  dwl  624  Pac 
Jackson  Lydia  A.,  (colored)  (widow)  dwl  736  How 
Jackson  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  1308  Taylor 
Jackson  JIary  E.  Miss,  (colored)  ladies'  hairdresser, 

736  Howard 
Jackson  Otis,  millman  California  Steam  Mills,  dwl 

619  Mission 
Jackson  Robert,  dwl  423  East 
Jackson  Robert,  cigar  manufacturer,  905  Battery 
Jackson  Robert  C,  salesman,  14  Mont,  dwl  220  Third 
Jackson  T.  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  523  Jessie 
Jackson  Theodore,  expresswagon,  NE  cor  Dupont 

and  Saciamento,  dwl  E  s  White 
Jackson    Theodore,    (colored)    porter    with    John 

Stable,  dwl  13  Scott 
Jackson  Thomas  Mrs.,  dwl  559  Stevenson 
Jackson  Thomas  C,  farmer,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Jackson  Thomas  J.,  upholsterer  with  F.  G.  Edwards, 

dwl  515  Greenwich 
JACKSON  THOMAS  W.,  commission  agent, office 

108  California,  dwl  1250  Montgomery 
Jackson  Thomas  W.,  bookbinder  with  A.  L.  Ban- 
croft &  Co.,  dwl  521  Greenwich 
Jackson  Washington,  (colored)    whiteuer,  dwl  808 

Filbert 
Jackson  William,  barkeeper,  cor  Jackson  and  Broad- 
way, dwl  219  Tehama 
Jackson  William,  stevedore,  dwl  16  Clarice  Place 
JACKSON  WILLIAM  MRS.,  proprietress  Pacific 

Hotel,  109  Pacific 
Jackson  William  C,  drayman  with  Whittier,  Fuller 

&  Co.,  dwl  535  Howard 
Jackson  William  F.,  conductor,  dwl  439  Jessie 
Jackson  William  L.  G.,  (colored)  porter,  424  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  John  nr  Mason 
Jacmart   Jean,    butcher   with   A.  Dolet,   dwl  215 

Francisco 
Jacob  Charles  E.,  baker,  dwl  N  8  Har  nr  Eighth 
Jacob  David,  laundry,  604  Bi-oadway 
Jacob  Solomon,  teamster,  dwl  729  0"Farrell 
Jacobi  Jacob,  salesman,  624  Mkt,  dwl  810  Vallejo 
Jacobi  Leonard,  bookkeeper,  111  Battery,  dwl  1020 

Post 
Jacobi  heo-po\d,f  Waller^-  J.J  dwl  315  Eddy 
Jacobi. — See  Jacoby 
Jacobo  Cadeloni,  miner,  dwl  SE  cor  Bdwy  and  San 

Jacobs ,  dwl  431  Dupont 

Jacobs  Abraham,  clothing,  607  Pac,  dwl  308  Green 
Jacobs  Abraham,  peddler,  dwl  548^  Tehama 
Jacobs  Al)raham,  merchant,  dwl  423  Eddy 
Jacobs  Albert,  proprietor  Challenge  Soap  Factory, 
S  8  Oregon  bet  Davis  and  Drunim,  dwl  VY  8 
Telegraph  Place  bet  Greenwich  and  Lombard 
Jacobs  Charles,  merchant,  dwl  423  Eddy 
Jacobs  David,  clothing,  36  Sacramento 
Jacobs  Elias,  merchant,  dwl  21  Ellis 
Jacobs  G.  &  Co.,  (S.  iZose/j^e/tiy  manufacturer  hoop 

skirts,  4  Battery 
J axohs  Gast&v,  fG.  Jacobs  iSr  Co. ^  dwl  103  Mason 


Jacobs  Henry,  hairdresser  with  A.  Morgenstern 

Jacobs  Isaac,  waiter  International  Hotel 

Jacobs  Jacob,  clothier,   dwl   SE  cor  Natoma  and 

Eleventh 
Jacobs  Jacob,  expressman,  dwl  713  Union 
Jacobs  Jacob,  tailor,  dwl  103  Minna 
Jacobs  Jacob,  (Jacobs  Sf  Bnssc)  dwl  713  Union 
Jacobs  John  C,  driver,  228  Kearny,   dwl  SW  cor 

Polk  and  Geary 
Jacobs  Joseph,  clerk,  dwl  103  Mason 
Jacobs  Joseph,  clerk,  315  California,  dwl  21  Ellis 
Jacobs  Joseph,  hairdresser  with  Jacobs  &  Busse, 

dwl  713  Union 
Jacobs  Joseph,  tailor,  dwl  432  Broadway 
JACOBS  JULIUS,  general  agent  Cleveland  Fire 

Ins.  Co.,  office  302  Montgomery,  dwl   70S  Post 
Jacobs  Manheim,  pawnbroker,  646  iSacrameuto,  dwl 

230OFarrell 
Jacobs  Marks,  expressman,  SW  cor  Third  and   Fol- 

som,  dwl  225  Third 
Jacobs  Maurice  E.,  bookkeeper,  8  Battery,  dwl  21 

Ellis 
Jacobs  M.  I.,  (M.   I.  Jacobs  &   Co.,  Tucson,  Ari- 
zona) office  221  Sanson),  dwl  218  Seventh 
Jacobs  Michael  W.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  900  Market, 

dwl  207  Minna 
Jacobs  Morris,  clothing,  417  Pacific 
Jacobs  Morris,  pedler,  dwl  163  Perry 
Jacobs  Nathan,  porter,  115  Pine,  dwl  21  Ellis 
Jacobs  Nathaniel,  clerk  with  McAllister  &   Bergin, 

dwl  1818  Market 
Jacobs  Peter,  expresswagon,  dwl  N  s   Grove  nr 

Gough 
Jacobs  Rachael,  (widow)  dwl  619  Geary,  r(  ar 
Jacobs  Samuel,  clerk  Germania  Life  lus.   Co.,  335 

Montgomery 
Jacobs  Samuel,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  &, 

S.  Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Howard  and  Fifth 
Jacobs  Simon,  clerk,  6  Battery,  dwl  417  Pacific 
Jacobs  Solomon,  boots  and  shoes,  208  Sixth 
Jacobs  Solomon,  cigarmaker  with  C.  C.  Diez,  dwl 

30  Everett 
Jacobs  Solomon,   drayman,   301    Front,    dv?l    729 

O'Farrell 
Jacobs  Solomon,   drygoods,  302  Kearny,   dwl  305 

Hayes 
Jacobs  feoloraon,  teacher,  dwl  115  Shipley 
Jacobs  William,  physician,  dwl  416  Tehama 
Jacobs  William,  (A.  Lnxk  <k  Co.)  dwl  S  s  Pacific 

bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Jacobs  Wolf,  salesman,  502  Kearny,  dwl  14  Turk 
Jacobs  &.    Busse,    f  Jacob  Jacobs  and  Christian  C. 

Biisse)  hairdressiug  saloon,  433  Pine 
Jacobsen  Christian,  expresswagon,  N W  cor  Market 

and  Sanson),  dwl  N  s  Twenty-fifth  nr  Columbia 
Jacobsen  Jacob,  mariner,  dwl  7  VVasliington 
Jacobsen  Jacob  M.,  pedler,  dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Jacobsen  John,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Jacobsen  Peter,  groceries  and  liquors.  2019   Mason 
Jacobsen  Peter,  shoemaker,  dwl  754  Washington 
Jacobsen  Tobias,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Spear  bet  Mission 

and  Howard 
Jacobson  Charles  E.,  machinist,  bds  20  Commercial 
Jacobson  David,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  &, 

Hecht,  dwl  246  Clara 
Jacobson  Jacob,  fruits,  24  Third,  dwl  216  Steven- 
son 
Jacobson  Julius,  teacher  Hebrew,  dwl  125  Fourth, 

rear 
Jacobson  Nils  P.,  silversmith  with  Koehler  &  Rit- 

ter,  dwl  1029  Pacific 
Jacobson  Rebecca,  (widow)  dwl  225  Post 
Jacobus  C.  W.,  machine  operator,  dwl  331  Kearny 
Jacoby  Conrad,  business  manager  Hebrew,  office 

712  Union 
Jacoby  Ernst,  clerk  with  Philo  Jacoby,  dwl  257 

Stevenson 
Jacoby  George,  cigars  and  tobacco,  530  Sacramento, 

dwl  N  8  California  nr  Kearny 


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Jacobv  Jacob,  exchauge  broker,  office  500  Kearnv, 

dwl  33:2  Ellis 
Jacoby  Joseph,  (Max  BiehkiSfCo.)  dwl  439  Haves 
Jacoby  Julius,  (Becker  &  J.J  dwl  348  Tliiid 
Jacoby  Julius  H.,  salesman,  dwl  1110  Stockton 
Jacobv  Louis,   manager  with  Morris  Spever  &  Co., 

:Ji9  Sanson],  dwl  833  Post 
JACOBY  PHILO,  publisher  and  prop'r  Hebrew, 

ottice  420  Mont,  dwl  712  Union 
Jacoby  Samuel,  cleik,  428  Kearny,  dwl  103  Minna 
Jacoby  Samuel,  variety  store,  1110  Stockton 
Jacoby. — See  Jacobi 

Jacqnelin  Emil  A.,  accountant,  dwl  639  Market 
Jacques  A.,  boot  manufacturer,  445  Jackson 
Jacques  Henry,  teamster,  dwl  Serpentine  Av  nr 

San  Bruno  Road 
Jacques   Joseph,     (colored)    bootblack,    NW    cor 

Washington  and  Jones  Alley,  dwl  907  Pacific 
Jacques  &   Mortier,  (Jacques  Torret  &    Edward 

Mortier)  restaurant,  713  Pacific 
Jacquinot  P.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  745  Clay 
Jacquot  Constant  A.,  L'Ermitage,    restaurant  and 

liquor  saloon,   cor  Fourteenth  and  Railroad  Av 
Jacquot  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  Fourteenth  Av  nr 

M.,  South  S.F. 
Jacnet  George,  varnisber,  dwl  630  Brannan 
Jaeger   A.,    merchant,  bds  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Pacific 
Jaeger    Antonette,   (widow)    midwife,    dwl    1055 

Howard 
Jaeger  August,  cooper,  dwl  1501  Polk 
Jaeger  George  M.,  groceries  &  liquors,  SE  cor  Sixth 

and  Clementina 
Jaeger  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  Adams'  House 
Jaeger  Jacob,  machinist,  dwl  11  Pacific 
Jaegerling  Charles,  di'uggist,  dwl  10  William 
Jafta  Henrv  S.,  private  school,  dwl  S  s  Mission  bet 

Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
Jaff^a  R.  Madame,  teacher  mnsic,  720  Howard,  dwl 

5  8  Mission  bet  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
JaflFe  Louis,  coal  yard,  126  Sutter,  dwl  820  Geary 
Jaff  ke  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Bryant  nr  Eighth 
Jageling  Henry,  porter, 206  Battery,  dwl  12  William 
Jagelman  Thomas,  steamboatman,  913  Battery 
Jagemann  William,  clerk,  dwl  Atlantic  Hotel 
Jagoe  Daniel,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  &  S. 

Co.,  dwl  N  s  Grove  nr  Gough 
Jagoe  Deunis,  shoemaker  with   Metropolitan  B.  & 

S.  Co.,  dwl  N  s  Grove  nr  Gough 
Jagoe  Rol)ert  H.,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B. 

6  S.  Co.,  dwl  N  8  Grove  nr  Gough 

Jahn  Henry,   hog  ranch,  622  San  Bruno  Road  cor 

Cortland 
Jahncke  William,  clerk  with  P.  Douglas  &  Co.,  dwl 

4  Clay  Avenue 
Jahncke  \Villiam  H.,brakeman  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  4 

Clay  Avenue 
Jahre  Jorgen  A.,  fisherman,  dwl  29  Commercial 
Jaiger  Charles,  waiter,  421  Bush 
Jallu  Francois,  bakery  aud  wines,  633  Broadway 
James  Andrew,   bootblack  with  Bros  &  Born,  215 

San so m 
James  Charles  A.,  real  estate  agent,  office  402  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  925  Howard 
James   Charles    P.,   grainer,  dwl  W  a  Ninth  nr 

Market 
James  Daniel  N.,  blacksmith,  dwl  W  s  York  nr 

Twenty-fourth 
James  David,  fancy  goods,  806  Market 
James  David  B.,  (James  &  Hilton)  dwl  938  Market 
James  Edward,  dwl  314  Bush 
James  Elizabeth  P.,  (widow)  dwl  931  Howard 
James   Eugene,   carriagemaker,    837   Folsom 
James  Frank,  telegraph  operator,  dwl  530  Pine 
James  Jefferson  G.,  stock  raiser,  dwl  20  Haight 
James    Jeramius,    (James    Sj-    Peckmau)  dwl  644 

Stevenson 
James  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  1  Washoe  Place 
James  Samuel,  dairyman,  dwl  1526  Dupont 


James  Samuel  L.,  housecarpenter,  dwl  130  Fifth 

James  Seth,  clerk,  dwl  610  Kearny 

James  Thomas,   carpenter,   dwl   W  s  Chenery  nr 

Palmer 
James  Wallace  T.,  paints  and  oils,  529  Kearnv,  dwl 

227  Hayes 
James  Williitm,  carpenter,  dwl  431  Pine 
James  William,  gardener  with  George  Treat,  dwl  S 

s  Tweutyfourth  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
James  William,  (Meeker,  J.  &  Co.)  res  Newark, 

New  Jersey 
James  William  H.,  housecarpenter,  dwl  525  Geary 
James  &  Hilton,  (D.  B.  James  and  Henry  Hilton) 

merchandise  brokers,  421  Sansom 
James  &  Peckerman,  (Jeramius  James  and  Simon 

Peckerman)  jobbing  merchants,  308  California 
Jameson  Henry  A.,  blacksmith  with  Benjamin  A. 

Fisher,  dwl  1  Minna 
Jameson    Horace  D.,    harnessmaker,  306  Market, 

dwl  106  Austin 
Jameson  James   S. ,  clerk  with  Garland  &  Moore, 

dwl  803  Mason 
Jameson  William,  real  estate,  dwl  1316  Dupont 
Jamiesou  Ehenezer,  clerk,  218  Bush,  dwl  Cosmopo- 
litan Hotel 
Jamieson  John,  cook  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Jamieson  John,  expressman,  dwl  227  O'Farrell 
Jamieson  Robert,  cook,  dwl  United  States  Hotel 
Jamison  Sarah,  (widow)  lodgings,  48  Clay 
Jamison  William,  drayman  with  Wellma'n,  Peck  & 

Co. 
Jancovich  George,  fruits,  nuts,  etc.,   NE  cor  Clay 

and  Kearuy,  and  coffee  saloon,  221  Leidesdnrjf 
Jane  Chris,  laborer  with   Schreiber,  Rohr  &  Co., 

dwl  814  Montgomery 
Janes  C.  M.  Mrs.,  seamstress,  dwl  5  Quincy  Place 
Janes  Henry  B.,  attorney  at  law,  office  622  Clay, 

dwl  E  8  Cappbet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Janes  L.  H.,  (widow)  dwl  11  Kearny 
Janes. — See  Jaynes 

Janicki  Joseph  E.,  tailor,  dwl  1220  Stockton,  rear 
Janin  Edward,  attorney  at  law,  office  523  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  St.  James  House 
JANIN  HENRY,  mining  engineer,  office  240  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Jank«  Emilie  Mrs.,  midwife,  dwl  916  Pacific 
Janke  William  A.,  liquor  saloon,  dwl  901  Bush 
Jans  Obbe,  liquor  saloon,  dwl  428  Natoma 
Jausen  Charles,  laborer  S.  F.  and  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  cor  Clementina  and  Sumner 
Jansen  Charles,  laborer  with  Cal.  Com.  and  M.  Co., 

dwl  cor  Pierce  and  Cbesuut 
Jansen  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 
Jansen  Charles,  clerk  with  Cox  &  Nichols,  dwl  1 

St.  Mary's  Place 
Jansen  George,  liquors,  NE  cor  First  and  Brannan 
Jansen  Maria  Mrs.,  millinery,  240  Third 
Jansen  Ohbe,  liquors,  434  Pacific 
Jansen   Peter,  boatman,  dwl  SE  cor  Folsom  and 

Main 
Jansen  Romberg,  watchmaker  with   Herman   Wen- 

zel,  dwl  517  Jessie 
Jansen  William,  dwl  240  Third 
JANSON  CHARLES  J.,  merchant,  office  NW  cor 

Fremont  and  Bryant,  dwl  SE  cor  Valencia  aud 

Twenty-third 
Janson  James  H.,   (colored)   bootblack  with  Sand 

Brothers 
Janson  Robert,  laborer,  dwl  27  Baldwin  Court 
Janssen    Diedrich,    patternmaker    with    John   M. 

Stockman 
Janssen  Ernst,  salesman,  211  Front,  res  Oakland 
Janssen  Fiederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Mason  and  Clay 
Janssen  Henry,  cabinetmaker  with  Kragen  &.  Geis- 

haker,  dwl  45  Silver 
Janssen  J.  H. ,  ^ Thiermann&  Co.)  dwl  2  Selina  Place 
Jantzen  August,  (George  0.  W.  Heuer  &   Co.)  dwl 

SE  cor  Howard  and  Steuart 


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Jantzeii  Frederick,  china,  glass,  cutlery,  etc,  109 
Second  au<l  605  Kearuy,  dwl  262  Minna 

Jantzeu  Henry,  secretary  California  Commercial 
and  Manufacturing  Co. ,  dwl  S  s  Green  nr  Mason 

Janvrin  George,  sawyer  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl 
331  Bryant 

Jaques  James  B.,  expresswagon  cor  Front  and  Mar- 
ket, dwl  526  Filbert 

Jarboe  John  R.,  fjarboe,  Harrison  &  Robinson) 
dwl  917  Pine 

JARBOE,  HARRISON  &  ROBINSON.,  (John  R. 
Jarboe,  Ralpk  C.  Harrison  dj-  Cornelius  P. 
Robinson)  attorneys  at  law,  office  402  Mont 

Jardon  Mai'ie,  laundry, 740  Broadway 

Jarrett  Abraliam,  driver  with  Leopold  Miller,  94 
California  Market 

Jarrett  Tliomas,  porter  with'  J.  &  P.  N.  Hanna,  dwl 
SE  cor  Drumin  and  Merchant 

Jarvie  Alexander,  marker  S.  F.  Laundry  Associa- 
tion, dwl  S  s  Eddy  bet  Pierce  and  Scott 

Jarvis  Charles  H.,  U.  S.  Deputy  Marehal,  dwl  226 
Sutter 

Jars'is  John,  liquor  saloon,  N  s  Post  nr  Laguna 

Jarvis  Thomas,  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  543 
Howard 

Jarvis  William,  lumberman,  dwl  412  Folsom 

Jast  Charles,  distiller,  dwl  1706  Stockton 

Jaster  Maurice  E.,  tailor  with  C.  C.  Hastings  &  Co., 
dwl  909  Kearny 

Jastram  Fritz,  f'./«.«</-«TO  &  La/i^^-e^  dwl  11  Morton 

Jastram  &.  Lange,  (Fritz  Jast ratn& George  Lange) 
liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Post  and  Kearny 

Jason  Andrew,  cigarmaker,  dwl  445  Clementina 

Jason  Peter,  cook  with  M.  B.  Moraghan 

Jaspersen  Theodore,  preserved  meats,  9  Metropoli- 
tan Market,  dwl  Potrero 

Jasuet  Emile,  laborer,  516  Pacific 

Jaubert  Adeila  Mme.,  dressmaker,  dwl  210  Second 

Jaubert  Eugene,  lithographer,  chromos  etc.,  649 
Clay,  dwl  10  Second 

Jaudin  George,  bookkeeper  French  Savings  and 
Loan  Society,  dwl  2108  Mason 

Jaudin  Mary  E.,  (widow)  dwl  2108  Mason 

Jaudin  Raoul,  clerk  with  Consul  General  France, 
dwl  908  Geary 

Jaudin  Uliss,  clerk  French  Savings  and  Loan  Society, 
dwl  2108  Mason 

Jaujou  Louis,  dwl  609  Greenwich 

Jaus  Conrad   F.,  shoemaker,  426  Dupont 

Jaussaud  Arnous,  with  Favre  &  Jaussaud,  dwl  430 
Vallejo 

Jaussaud  Benjamin,  {Favre  &  J.)  dwl  430  Vallejo 

Javon  Auguste,  clerk,  626  California,  dwl  709  Bdwy 

Jay  Hon  Chung,  (Chinese)  physician,  743  Wash 

Jaynes  Frank,  cashier  Western  Union  Telegraph 
Co.,  dwl  530  Pine 

Jaynes. — See  Janes 

Jean  Catherine  Miss,  laundress  with  B.  A.  Portal, 
dwl  1142  Folsom,  rear 

Jean  Lacome  G.,  laundryman  with  Baptiste  A. 
Portal,  dwl  1142  Folsom,  rear 

Jeanbart  Jacques,  mariner,  dwl  516  Pacific 

Jeanuin  Autjust,  shoemaker,  541  Merchant 

Jeauueau  Peter,  butcher  with  A.  Dolet,  dwl  NW 
cor  Dupont  and  Clay 

Jebens  George,  bookkeeper  with  Charles  McLaugh- 
lin, dwl  322  Leavenworth 

Jee  Arthur  W.,  president  Mechanics'  Mill  and  Man- 
ufacturing Co.,  office  218  Sac,  dwl  319  First 

JefFcott  C,  salesman  withKeane,  O'Connor  &  Co., 
dwl  107  Fifth 

Jeffcott  Joseph,  books,  stationery  and  newspapers, 
1422  Stockton 

Jefferds  Horatio  M.,  stockdealer,  dwl  107  Sansom 
Jetferis  Plummer  E.,  carpenter  California  Mills,  dwl 

1011  Howard 
Jeffers  Adam,  carpenter  and  builder,  5  Mason 
Jeffers  George,  laborer,  dwl  53  Jessie 
Jeffers  James,  blacksmith,  5  Mason 


Jetfers  Milo  S.,  salesman,  135  Mont,  dwl  323  Sutter 
Jeffers  Robert,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Jasper  Place  nr 

Union 
Jeffers  Robert,  laborer,  dwl  250  Spear,  rear 
Jeftei-sou  James  J.,  messenger  California  Theater, 

dwl  331  Kearny 
Jefferson  William,  barkeeper,  717  Davis,  dwl  625 

Davis 
Jeffery  Alfred,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  S  s  Wash- 
ington bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Jeffery  George,  carpenter,  bds  725  California 
Jeffray  William,   merchandise  broker,   office  Mer- 
chants' Exchange,  dwl  709  Hyde 
JefTress  James  G.,  local  agent  Equitable  Life  Assur- 
ance Society,  430  Mont,  dwl  N  s  How  nr  Eighth 
Jeffress  John  T.,  (Jcffress  &  Co.)  dwl  Devisadero 

bet  O'Farrell  aud  Ellis 
Jeffress  Thomas  W.,  clerk  with  Locke  &  Montague, 

dwl  1309  Devisadero 
Jeffress  &,  Co.,  (John   T.  Jeffress  and   John  Ken- 

nedy )  commission  merchants,  and  groceries  aud 

provisions,  junction  California  and  Market 
Jeffrey  John  H...  clerk  U.  S.  Appraiser's  office,  dwl 

217  Ritch 
Jeffrey  Sarah  J.,  (widow)  dwl  734  Clementina 
Jeffrey  William,  laborer,  dwl  2009  Hyde 
Jeffreys  David  F.,  painter,  dwl  8  Sumner 
Jeffreys  Edward,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refi'y 
Jeffreys  James,  laborer  with    Geoi'ge    Dougherty, 

dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
Jeffreys  Thomas,  blacksmith  with  Patrick  Brann an. 

dwl  1133  Folsom 
Jeffries  Honorah,  (widow)  dwl  20  Mission,  rear 
Jeffries  William,  laborer  with  Kittredge  &  Leavitt 
Jefts  Jauies  M.,  Four-mile  House,  San  J'ose  Road 
Jefts  Susan,  (widow)  dressmaker,  1027  Howard 
Jefway  Albert,  foreman  with  City  Paving  Co.,  dwl 

522  Union 
Jeghers  A.  J.,   Court  Room  clerk  Probate   Court, 

dwl  326  Geary 
Jehu  Nathaniel  L.,  dwl  275  Jessie 
Jehu  William  H.,  gaidener„dwl  279  Stevenson 
Jeinsen  Ernest  Von,  inventor,  office  428  California 
Jeinsen  Lubricator  Co.,  office  428  California 
Jellett  J.  Henry,  with  R.  G.  Dun  &  Co.,  320  Cal 
Jellings   William,   (Jellings  <&  Freeman)  dwl  721 

Turk 
JELLINGS  &  FREEMAN,  (  William  Jellings  and 

Charles  Freeman)  liquor  saloon,  534  Merchant 
Jellison  Benjamin  F., Washoe  E.\change  Saloon. NE 

cor  Cal  and  Kearny,  dwl  SE  cor  Pac  aud  Slock 
Jelmini    Orazio,   pianofortemaker  and   tuner  with 

Woodworth,  Schell  &.  Co.,  dwl  4  Latham  Place 
Jemison  James,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 

Jenaivre ,  carpenter,  dwl  729  Washington 

Jenk  Michael,  brewer,  dwl  N  a  Fulton  bet  Octavia 

and  Laguna 
Jenkins  Adeline,  (widow)  dwl  520  Third 
Jenkins  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Mission  nr  Serpen- 
tine Av 
Jenkins  Annis,  cabinetmaker  with  George  B.  May 

&  Co.,  dwl  510  Broadway 
Jenkins  Benjamin  P.,  milkranch,  SW  cor  Scott  and 

Lombard,  dwl  Greenwich  nr  Scott 
Jenkins  Charles,  carpenter  with  James  McGinn,  dwl 

51  Fifth 
Jenkins  C.  L.,  chief  engineer  North   Pac.  Trans. 

Co.'s  S.  S-  California 
Jenkins  Edward,  (col'd)  engineer,  dwl  778  Harrison 
Jenkins  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  16  Willow  Av 
Jenkins  Frederick  E.,  sawyer  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  29  Clarice  Place 
Jenkins   George   W.,  capitalist,  606  Montgomery, 

dwl  8  Pratt  Court 
Jenkins  James  H.,  clerk  County  Recorder's  Office, 

dwl  921  Union 
Jenkins  John,  dwl  8  Pratt  Conrt 
Jenkins  John,  cook  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Jenkins  Joseph,  moulder,  dwl  74  First 


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Jenkins  Joshua,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Jenkins  J.  S.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  9  Stockton 
Jenkins  L.  C,  receiver  N.  B.  &.  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  cor 

Suiter  and  Kearny 
Jenkins  Maggie  M.,  (widow)  dwl  823  Mission 
Jenkins  Roscne  D.,  shipjoiuer,  dwl  SE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Jackson 
Jenkins  Samuel,  silveiman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Jenkins  Thomas,  marblecutter,  dwl  10"2J  \Vash 
Jenkins  Washington  A.,  clerk  with  S.  Mosgrove, 

dwl  609i  Howard 
Jenkins  William,  steward,  dwl  6  Asbburtou  Place 
Jenkins  William  H.,  butcher,  dwl  cor  Ewer  Place 

and  Mason 
Jenkins  William  J.,  machinist,  dwl  1307  T;iylor 
Jenkins  William  P.,  f.Jeiikiits  dt  EvansJ  dwl  403 

Broadway 
JENKINS  ct"  EVANS,   fWUlinm  P.  Jenkiux   & 
Morgan    D.    Eonnsj    proprietors     Cambrian 
House,  403  Broadway 
Jenks  Jerrod  H.,  contractor  and  builder,  dwl  N  s 

Fulton  nr  Laguna 
Jenuer  John  E.,  jeweler  with  Henry  A.  Callender, 

dwl  1231  Mission 
Jenner  Sylvester,  foreman  Christian  Advocate,  dwl 

W  s  Valencia  nr  Tweuty-sixti) 
Jenney  Enoch  S.,  painter,  dwl  Adams  House 
Jenuie  A.  Consolidated  M.  Co.,  (White  Pine)  office 

37  Merchants'  Exchange 
Jennings  A.  A.,  proprietor  U.  S.  Restaurant,  507 

and  509  Cl.iy,  dwl  1034  Clay 
Jennings  Albert  M.,  clerk  with  Thomas  Jennings, 

dwl425  0Farrell 
Jennings   Charles  B.,  (Fordham  &   J.J  dwl   1019 

Washington 
Jennings  Charles  R.  M.,  phj'siciau,  dwl  533  Com- 
mercial 
Jennings  David  A.,  mining  secretary,  office  419  Cal- 
ifornia, dwl  1019  Washington 
Jennings  Edward,  porter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Jennings  Elisha  E.,  special  policeman,  dwl  634  Fil- 
bert 
Jennings  Fletcher  R.,  shoemaker  with  Blanchette 

&  Lucier,  dwl  Branch  House 
Jeunintrs  Frederick  A.,  (Jenniugs  &  Garfield  J  dwl 

934  Market 
Jennings  Isaac,  cook,  dwl  434  Broadway 
Jennings  J.  A.,  dwl  Branch  House 
Jennings  James,  porter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Jennings  James   H.,  salesman   with   Thomas  Jen- 
nings, dwl  N  8  Sutter    nr   Van  Ness  Avenue 
Jennings  John,   bookkeeper  with  J.  W.  H.  Camp- 
bell, 1016  Montgomery 
Jennings  John,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Cliutou  bet  Bran- 
nan  and  Townsend 
Jennings  John,  teamster,  dwl  31   Hunt 
Jennings  John,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Jennings    John  T.,   sexton    Ceutral    Presbyterian 

Church,  dwl  1124  Market 
Jennings  Josej^h  H.,  real  estate,  dwl  Fifteenth  nr 

Market 
Jennings    Joseph   T.,  salesman,   24   Battery,   dwl 

Laurel  Avenue  bet  Buchaiiiin  and  Webster 
Jennings  J.  T.,  janitor  Mission  St.  Primary  School 
Jennings  Michael  J.,  sailmaker  with  John  L.  Prior, 

dwl  436  Broadway 
Jennings  Patrick,  express  wagon,  cor  Front  and 
JIarket,  dwl  Ws  Main  bet  Howard  and  Kolsom 
Jennings  R.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
JENNINGS  THOMAS,  groceiies.  provisions.  East 
India  goods,  etc.,416Sansom,  dwl  425  O'Karrell 
Jennings  Tiiomas,  plasterer,  dwl  1112  Pacilic 
Jennings  William,  bootlitter,  dwl  445  Bush 
Jennings  William,  bootmaker  with  Buckingliam  and 

Hecht,  dwl  17  Fourth 
Jennings  William,  stairbuilder  with  Jesse  &  Drew 
Jennings  William,  teamster  with   William  Kerr, 

dwl  741  Market 
Jennings  William  H.,  porter  with  Elmer  &  Co. 


Jennings  &  Garfield,  f  Frederick  A.  JenniuSH  and 
John  Q.  Garjjeldj  plasterers,  809  Market 

Jenny  A.  D.,  special  agent  Jlutual  Benefit  Life  In- 
surance Co.,  331  Montgomery 

Jenny  William,  clerk,  dwl  311  Stockton 

Jensen  Henry,  captain  schooner  Emily  Fransen, 
dwl  1816  Powell 

Jensen  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  1720  Leavenworth 

Jensen  Jacob,  captain  schooner  Carrier  Dove,  dwl 
14  Frederick 

Jensen  J.  W.,  cooper,  dwl  221  Ritch 

Jensen  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  1912  Taylor,  rear 

Jensen  Peter  C,  laborer,  dwl  22  Wa~hington 

Jensen  Siimuel  B..  upholsterer  with  John  P.  RaflFer- 
ty,  dwl  211  Sixth 

Jensen  T.  C,  cooper,  dwl  221  Ritch 

Jensen  William,  filecutler  Pacific  File  Works,  dwl 
W  8  Sixth  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 

Jerabek   Charles  J.,  dwl  421  Bush 

Jerden  .James,  cook  with  A.  A.  Jennings 

Jerome  Edward  B.,  private  secretarj'  Custom  House, 
dwl  .509  Powell 

Jerome  Frederick,  boatman  Vallejo  Street  Wharf, 
dwl  N  s  Francisco  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 

Jerome  L.  S.,  shirts  and  gents'  furnishing  goods, 
737  Washington 

Jerome  iManuel,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  515  Ilroadway 

Jerome  Moses,  billiard  &  liquor  salr)on.  Rnss  House 

Jerome  Rassello,  gardener,  dwl  SE  cor  Broadway 
and  Sansom 

JeroDie  T.  F.,  dwl  629  Ellis 

Jerome  Theodore,  driver  with  A.  R.  C.  Ice  Co.,  dwl 
E  8  Sansom  bet  Broadway  and  Valifjo 

Jesse  George  R.,  (Jesse  &  Drewj  dwl  S  s  Page  bet 
Octavia  and  Laguna 

Jesse  Martin,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.  S. 
Orifiamme 

Jesse  Robert,  accountant,  dwl  71  Garden,  rear 

JESSE  <fe  DREW,  (George  R.  Jes-e  and  Hiram 
M.  Dreu-J  stairbuilders  Mechanics'  Mill,  407 
Mission 

Jesseu  Gustave  M.,  master  light  house  tender  Shu- 
brick,  foot  Third 

Jessen  Jacob,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham  & 
Hecht,  dwl  Minna  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 

Jessen  James,  waiter,  3  Steuart 

Jessen  J.  H.,  master  mariner,  dwl  10  Hartman 

Jessen  John,  laborer  with  Joseph  Guisti,  dwl  170 
Minna 

Jessen  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 

Jesson  Peter,  oyeterman,  dwl  NW  cor  Third  and 
Minna 

Jessup  Andrew  J.,  foreman  with  Harden  &  Myrick, 
dwl  1510  Leavenworth 

Jessup  G..  dwl   316   Pine 

Jessup  George  F.,  waiter,  dwl  NE  cor  Washington 
and  Kearny 

Jessup  John  J.,  dentist,  dwl  212  Folsom 

Jessup  S.  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Washington 
Grammar  School,  dwl  514  Suttei' 

Jessup  Thomas  C.,  dentist,  office  and  dwl  103  Mont- 
gomery 

JESSUP  W.  H.&  Co.,  (William  H.  Jesnup,  W.  B. 
Williams  and  E.  K.  Howes  &  Co  J  Eureka 
Match  Factory,  NW  cor  Harrison  and  Nevada, 
office  120  Froiit 

Jessup  William  H.,  (W.  H.  Jessup  Sr  Co.)  dwl  212 
Twelfth 

Jessurnn  Isaac,  compositor  with  Smyth  &  Shoaff, 
dwl  142  Natoma 

Jester  Anne,  (widow)  variety  store,  510  Fourth 

JESTER  DECKER  T..  liquor  saloon,  420  Fourth 

Jester  John  W.,  clerk  with  S.  T.  Szarvash,  dwl  Du- 
pont bet  Green  and  Vallejo 

Jewel    Godfrey,  (Mierson  Sf  (Jo. J  dwl  12  John 

Jewell  Ami  M.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 
dwl  32  Clarice  Place 

Jewell  Frank,  dwl  308  Lombard 

Jewell  Godfrey,  clothing,  dwl  12  John 


Furniture  and  Dwellings  insured  at  lowest  rates  by  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Boots  and  Shoes. 


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Jewell  Truman  E.,  real  estate,  oiBce  305  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  Lick  House 
Jewett  Annie  Miss,  apsistant  teacher  Lincoln  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  372  Brannan 
Jewett   Cl)arles,   clerk   with   Nathaniel  Gray,  dwl 

5-28  Green 
Jewett  Edwin,  farmer,  dwl  523  Kearny 
Jewett  Fidelia   Mies,   assistant  teacher  Broadway 

Grammar  School,  dwl  5-20  Sutter 
Jewett  George  O..  grainer,  dwl  1424  Powell 
Jewett  Jarvis,  clerk  with    Luther  P.   Fisher,  and 
agent  Palmer's  artificial  leg,  21  Merchants'  Ex- 
change, dwl  1014  California 
Jewett  Stephen,  carpenter,  dwl  -372  Brannan 
Jewett  Thomas  M.,  clerk  with  L.  D.  Latimer,  dwl 

5-28  Green 
Jewett  William  H.,  apprentice  with  California  Type 

Foundry  Co.,  dwl  372  Brannan 
Jillson  Pharen  C,  carriagepaiuter,  dwl  239  Minna 
Jim,  (Chinese)  physician,  office  508  Kearny 
Jimenez  Paul,  carpenter  with  George  Styles,  dwl  5 

Hunt 
Jimeno  James  R.,  assistant  mail  clerk  S.  F.  Post- 

othce,  dwl  813  Vallejo 
Joachirasen  H.  L.,  attorney  at  law,  office  SW  cor 
Montgomery  and  Clay,  dwl  131  Montgomery 
Joaquin  Manuel,  shoemaker  with  Joaquin  J.  Silva, 
dwl  W  s  Drumm  bet  Washintiton  and  Oregon 
Job  Margaret  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  921  Wash 
Job  Peter,  restaui'ant,  confectionery  and  ice  cream 

saloon,  dwl  422^  Sutter 
Job  William,  traslitter  with  L.  Hufschmidt,  dwl  cor 

Twenty  fiffii  and  San  Bruno  Road 
Jobes  Jehu,  carpenter,  dwl  314  Eighth,  nr  Shipley 
Jobit  Frank,  (A.  Franguelaiu    &    Co. J  dwl    725 

Vallejo 
Jobson  David,  real  estate,  dwl  1010  Montgomery 
Jobson  Ellen,  (widow)   dwl  915  Market 
Jochim  Adolph  M.,  bookkeeper  Commercial  Flour 
Mill,  dwl  N  8  Clementina  bet  First  and  Second 
Jochim   Adolph   M.  Jr.,  liquor  saloon,  536  Sacra- 
mento, dwl  61  Natoma 


Jochim  Jacob,  liquordealer,  dwl  48  Clementina 
ert  M.,  jobber,   125  Sansom,  dwl  NW 


Joel  Alb 

Octavia  and  Ellis 
Johannes,   Most    Rev.  Bishop  of  Alaska,    (Greek 

Russian  Chunh)  dwl  911  Jackson 
Johanning  Lewis  W.,  stencil  cutter,  SW  cor  Clay 

and   Davis 
Johannsen  Peter,  teacher  music,  dwl  173  Clara 
Johansen  Henry,   clerk  Liverpool  &  Loudon  and 

Globe    Ins."  Cos.,  dwl    Park    Hotel 
Johansen  Peter,  musician .  dwl  Clara  nr  Fourth 
Johansen  Wilhelm,  porter,  311  Bush,  dwl  Trinity 

nr  Bush 
John  Heinrifb.  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
John  Henry,  hog  ranch,  San  Bruno  nr  Islais  Creek 
Johns  Barbara  Mrs.,  dwl  59  Everett 
Johns  Carrie  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  SW  cor  Sixth 

and  Howard 
Johns  Edward,  refiner  S.  F.  Assaying  and   Refin- 
ing Works,  dwl  338  Shipley 
Johns   George,   lettercarrier  S.F.  Postoffice,  dwl 

9  Virginia 
Johns  Joseph,  clerk,  dwl  20  Perry 
Johns    Laurence,    mariner,  dwl    E  8    Indiana  nr 

Nevada 
Johns  Thomas,  liquor  saloon  and  lodgings,  45  Sac- 
ramento 
Johns  William  N.,  real  estate,  dwl  42  Sixth 
Johns  Tremenhere  L.,  dramatic  editor  Figaro,  dwl 

543  Clay 
Johnson  A.,  seaman,  bds  SW  cor  Mkt  and  Steuart 
Johnson  Adam,  stevedore  Stevedores'  Association, 

429  Pacific 
Johnson  Albert,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Johnson  Albert,  stevedore,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Johnson  Albert,  steward,  dwl  250  Spear 
Johnson  Alice  F.,  select  school,  dwl  518  Lombard 


Johnson    Andrew,    carriagemaker    with     Eugene 

James,  dwl  1142  Market 
Johnson  Andrew,  fireman  C.   S.    Nav.    Co. 'a   stm 

Chrysopolis,  dwl  12  Verona  Place 
Johnson  Andrew,  laborer,  dwl  11  Pacific 
Johnson   Andrew,    laborer  S.    F.  &  P.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  1184  Harrison 
Johnson  Andrew,  mariner,  dwl  407  Drumm 
Johnson  Andrew,  nightwatchman,  dwl  24  Clarice 

Place 
Johnson  Andrew,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  SW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Steuart 
Johnson  Andrew  F.,  (Linn  &  J.)  dwl  N  s  Oregon 

bet  Front  and  Davis 
Johnson  Angus,  tailor  with  John  Whalen,  dwl  10 

Dupout 
Johnson  Ann  M.,  (widow)  dwl  208  Clara 
Johnson   Angust,    carpenter  H.   C.   League,   128 

Kearny 
Johnson  Angust,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Johnson  Baptist,  machinist  with  Baker  &  Hamilton, 

dwl  115  Second 
Johnson  Brock,  collector  with  Charles  S.  Cousins, 

dwl  245  Clara 
Johnson  C.  H.  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Johnson  Charles,  butcher,  dwl  26  Jessie 
Johnson  Chai-les,  carpenter,  bds  20  Commercial 
Johnson   Charles,  compositor  Examiner,   dwl  320 

Sanson! 
Johnson  Charles,  deckhand  stm   Monterey,   Wash- 
ington St.  Wharf 
Johnson  Charles,  expresswagon,   cor  Steuart  and 

Mission,  dwl  22  Crook 
Johnson  Cliarles,  laborer,  dwl  553  Howard 
Johnson  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Johnson  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Johnson  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  407  Drnmm 
Johnson  Charles,  pantryman  United  States  Restau- 
rant, dwl  .533  Mission 
Johnson  Charles,  sailmaker,  dwl  2  California 
Johnson  Charles,  seaman,  dwl  S  s  Alta  bet  Sansom 

and  Montgomery 
Johnson  Charles, shoemaker  with  Patrick  Kelly,dwl 

5  Sherwood  Place 
Johnson  Charles,  special  policeman,  dwl  2  Cal,  rear 
Johnson  Charles,  U.  S.  bargeman,  dwl  SW  cor  Cal 

and  Second  Avenue 
Johnson  Charles  A.,  driver,  34  CalMarket.dwl  1011 

Pacific 
Johnson  Charles  B.,  captain  stm  Monterey,  Wash- 
ington St.  Wharf 
Johnson  Charles  E.,  dwl  759  Market 
Johnson   Charles  E.,  mining  secretary,   dwl    110 

Powell 
Johnson  Charles  E.  Mrs.,  boarding,  759  Market 
Johnson  Charles  F.,  boarding  and  lodging,  SW  cor 

Market  and  Steuart 
Johnson  Charles  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  1740  Ellis 
Johnson  Charles  T.,  bootmaker  with  P.  Tracy,  dwl 

557  Natoma 
Johnson    Christian,    (Johnson    Sf    Best)  dwl  715 

Market 
Johnson  Chr)8topher,hairdre88er  with  Adam  Grimm, 

dwl  9  Stockton  Place 
Johnson  Christopher,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Johnson  Cbristopiier,  packer  with   O.   H.   Byring, 

dwl  SE  cor  Jackson  and  Battery 
Johnson  Civert,  master  mariner,  dwl  2017  Dupont 
Johnson  David,  lumberman,  dwl  132  Steuart 
JOHNSON  DUNCAN,  books  and  stationery,  N  s 

Brannan  bet  First  and  Second 
Johnson  E.,  miller,  dwl  Coso  House 
Johnson  Edward,  carpenter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's 

S.S.  Senator 
Johnson  Edward,  bagmaker  with  Neville   &   Co., 

dwl  California  nr  Dupont 
Johnson  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  263  Clara 
Johnson  Edward,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mills,  dwl 
W  s  Illinois  nr  Napa 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  St.,  Ladies'  and  Gentlemen's  Linen  Handkerchiefs. 
Jo 


BEDIM  aTON'S  FLAVOKING  EXTKACTS  enjoy  the  lughest  reputation  among  the  ladies. 


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Johnson  Edward,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Jolnmon  Edward,  sailniaker,  dwl  ^^8  Mission 
Johnson  Edward  D.,  boarding  euble,  509  Commer- 
cial, dwl  1310  Jackson 
Johnson  Edwin,  milkranch  SE  cor  Scott  and  Lom- 
bard, dwl  NW  cor  Scott  and  Filbert 
Johnson  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  3  Scotland 
Johnson  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  47  Morton 
Johtison  Ellen  Mrs.,  dwl  4  Clay  Aveuue_^ 
Johnson  Emma  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl   ibS  ^uarKet 
Johnson   Eiick   A.,   (Johnson  &  PetersonJ  dwl   4 

Jackson 
Johnson  Evans,  mariner,  dwl  20  lolsom 
Johnson  F„  longshoreman,   dwl   SW  cor  Drnmm 

and  Washington 
Johnson  F.  H.,  quartermaster  P.M.S.b.    Great  Ke- 

Johnson  Floyd,  insurance  agent,  dwl  410  Fourth 
Johnson  Fluvd  Mrs.,  saleswoman  with  B.  Mauley, 

dwl  410  'Fourth 
Johnson  Frank,  mariner,  dwl  49  Sacramento 
JOHNSON  FRANK,  chop  house,  SE  cor  Clay  and 

Leidesdorff,  dwl  125  Sansom 
Johnson  Frank   H.,  cook,  3:^9  Montgomery,  dwl  b9 

Johnson  Frederick,  carpenter,  dwl  808  Howard 
Johnson  Frederick,   powdermaker  with  Calitornia 

Powder  Works  Co.,   dwl   Central  M.  lioad  nr 

Lone  Mountain  ,  ,,-  -n-  i  i 

Johnson  Frederick  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  15  ^Velsll 
Johnson   Frederick   M.,  salesman  with   HaskeL  <t 

Sou,  dwl  355  Jessie 
Johnson  George,  agent  schooners  Meldonand  M.  A. 

Reed,  office  NE  cor  East  and  Clay,  dwl  5:i6 

Sixth 
Johnson  George,  baker  Russ  House 
Johnson    George,  clerk  with   S.  P.  Taylor  &  Co., 

dwl  24  Jessie  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Johnson  George,  laborer  Chicago  Hotel,  218  Pacific 
Johnson  George,  drayman,   lo2   Steuart,  dwl  1-1 

Johnson  George,  longshoreman,  dwl  318  Fokom 
Johnson    George,   paperhanger    with    George    \\ . 

Clark 
Johnson  George,  (colored)  porter,  119  Montgomery 
Johnson  George,  merchant,  dwl  528  Sixth 
JOHNSON  GEORGE  A.  &  CO.,  shipping    mer- 
chants, room  4,  610  Front 
Johnson  Gwvi^Q  G.,  (George  C.   Johnson  &   Lo.J 
and  Consul  General  for  Sweden  and  Norway, 
office  33  and  35  Battery,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
JOHNSON    GEORGE    C.    &    CO.,   (George  W. 
Gibhs  and  Robert    C.  Johnson)  importers  and 
jobbers  iron  and  steel,  33  and  35  Battery 
Johnson   George  H.,  freight  clerk  S.   S.  Senator, 

dwl  17  Verona  Place 
Johnson  G.  M.,  shipcarpenter  C.  S.  N.  Company 
Johnson  Gustavua  S.,  (Johnson  &  Co.j  dwl  Grand 

Hotel  ^  ,  J  -nr-iT 

Johnson  H.  &  Co.,   (Henry   Johnson  and  Wilham 

H.   Brenner)    groceries    and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Jones  and  Pacific  j    ,    loir 

Johnson   Hannah    B.,    (widow)    nurse,    dwl    121o 

Johnson  Harriet  A.  Miss,  (colored)  dwl  1329  Pacific 
Johnson  Harriet  M.,  (widow)  dwl  729  Folsom 
JOHNSON  HENRY,  captain  U.  S.  A.  and  medical 

storekeeper,  office  747  Market,  dwl  203  Taylor 
Johnson  Henrv,  cai-penter,  dwl  145  Silver 
Johnson  Henry,  clerk,  SE  cor  Montgomery    and 

Bush,  dwl  203  Taylor 
Johnson  Henry,  cook,  dwl  638  Pacific 
Johnson  Henry,  detective  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

(and  Ansbro&  Co.)  dwl  1807  Dupout 
Johnson  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  214  Broadway 
Johnson  Henry,  miner,  dwl  210  Washington 
Johnson  Henry,  teacher  dancing,  dwl  4  Clay  Ay 
Johnson  Henry,  (H.   Johnson  &    Co.)    dwl   120U 
1         Pacific 


Johnson  Isaac  Jr.,  laborer  with  Pacific  Rolling  Mill 

Co.,  dwl  Potreio  Point 
Johnson   Isaac  Sen.,  laborer  with    Pacific  Rolling 

Mill  Co.,  dwl  Potrero  Point 
Johnson  J.,  carpenter  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl  cor 

Berrv  and  Madden 
Johnson  .Jacob,  seaman,  dwl3il  J  Ritch 
Johnson  Jacob  C,  ('J'.  C.  Johnson  &  Co.;  dwl  1214 

Mason 
Johnson  Jacob  S.,  bookkeeper  with  Tallant  &  Co., 

dwl  1018  Leavenworth 
Johnson  James,  boots  and  shoes,  19^  Fourth 
Johnson  James,  calker,  dwl  N  6  Bryant  bet  Garden 

and  Seventh 
Johnson  James,   captain  schooner  Lookout,  Com- 
mercial St.  Wharf 
Johnson  James,  driver  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  Clinton 

nr  Biannan 
Johnson  James,  fruits  and  vegetables,  240^  Fifth 
Johnson  James,  laborer,  dwl  1  Alta  Place 
Johnson  James,  liquors,  911  Battery 
Johnson  James,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Johnson  James,  master  mariner,  dwl  318^  Ritch 
Johnson  James,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.  S. 

Gussie  Telfair 
Johnson  James,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  5  Broadway 
Johnson  James  A.,  coachman  with  Pope  &  Talbot, 

dwl  10  Guy  Place 
Johnson  James  B..  hat  and  bonnet  blockmaker,  dwl 

1225  Folsom 
Johnson  James  B.,  patternmaker,  dwl  437  Sixth 
Johnson  James  C,  carpenter,  dwl  537  Bryant 
Johnson  James  L.,  expresswagon,  dwl  N  s  Bernal 

Eights  opp  Florida 
JOHNSON  J.   C.  &  CO.,  (John  M.  Johnson  and 
Pemberton  B.  Ilorton)  importers  and  manufac- 
turers saddles  aud  harness,  lt)4  and  10(5  Front 
Johnson    J.  E.,  carpenter  and  builder,  Folsom  bet 
Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second,   (and  J.  E. 
Johnson  c'j-   Co.) 
Johnson  J.  E.  &  Co.,  ^ff.  V.  ^xrAirA:;  asphaltum 

workers,  office  228  Jlontgomeiy 
Johnson  Jeremiah  V.,   molder  jEtna  Iron  Works, 

dwl  437  Sixth 
Johnson  J.  F.,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Johnson  J.  G.,  advertising  agent,  bds  International 

Hotel 
Johnson  J.  J.,  capitalist,  dwl  Orleans  Hotel 
Johnson  J.  M.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl 

Russ  House 
Johnson  Joel,  housemover,  dwl  45  Everett 
Johnson  John,  carpenter,  dwl  SW  cor   Sierra  and 

Georgia 
Johnson  John,  carpenter,  dwl  107  Leidesdorff 
Johnson  John,  cigars  and   tobacco,   SWcorWaeh- 

ington  and  Drumm,  dwl  1422  Pacific 
Johnson  Johu,gilder  with  M.  D.  Nile,dwl321  Union 
Johnson  John,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill  Co.,  dwl 

W  8  Michigan  nr  Shasta 
Johnson  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Johnson  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  408  First 
Johnson  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Johnson  John,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Johnson  John,  mariner,  dwl  212  Steuart 
Johnson  John,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Johnson  John,  packer  Golden  Gate  Mills,  dwl  Bush 

nr  Kearny 
Jolmson  John,  sailmaker  with  Harding  &  Brann 
Johnson  John,seaman,  bds  SW  cor  Mkt  and  Steuart 
Johnson  John,  shoemaker,  150  Second 
Johnson  John,  waiter  Orleans  Hotel 
Johnson  John  E.,  furniture  dealer,  dwl  135  Fifth 
Johnson  John  F\,  seaman,  bds  20  Commercial 
Johnson  John  L.,  boilermaker,  dwl  E  s  Grove  nr 

Buchanan 
Johnson  John  xM.,  (J.  G.  Johnson  &  Co.)  dwl  1214 
Mason 


Johnson  John  R.,  barkeeper  with  W.  G.   Clifton, 
I         dwl  N  W  cor  Vandewater  and  Powell 


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Johnson  John  T..  boxmaker  with  A.   Waldstein, 

dwl  W  8  Michif^an,  Potiero 
JobnBon  John  W.,  proprietor  Jackson   House,  S  s 

Jackson  bet  Davis  and  Drumm 
Johnson  Joseph,  mariner,  dwl  3-^  Steuart 
Johnson  Joseph,  molder  Vukan  Iron   Works,  dwl 

11-2  First 
Jolmson  Joseph  A.,  butcher,  dwl  E  s  Potrero  Av 

bet  Twentytliirdand  Twenty-fimrth 
Johnson  Joseph  A.,  painter  with  J.  B.  Hermann, 

dwl  3  Scotland 
Johnson  Joseph  K.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Valencia  nr 

Twenty-sixth 
Johnson  Joseph  M.,real  estate,  dwl  19  Ransch 
Johnson   Josiah  G.,    (Josiah  G.  Johnson  &  Bra. J 

dwr219  Nintn 
Johnson    Josiah    G.    &,    Bro.,    (Henry    Johnson  J 

wiioles:ile  butchers.  First  Avenue  bet  Kentucky 

and  Bay 
Johnson  J.R.,  apent  Salforth  Petroleum,  office  415 

Front,  dwl  fiuss  House 
Johnson  Jules,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Johnson  Kittie  I\Iis8,dwl  E  s  Howard  bet  Eighteenth 

and  Nineteenth 
Johnson  Lawrence,  barkeeper  with  John  Schreiber 
Johnson  Le;iuder,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Johnson  Leander.  paperhaiiger  with  Geo.  W.  Clark 
Johnson  Lewis  P.,  saloon,  834  Kearny,  dwl  5   Val- 

lejo  Place 
Johnson  Louis,  clerk  with  G.  Feretto,  dwl  NW  cor 

Clay  and  Sansom 
Johnson  Louisa,  (colored)  laundress,  dwl  1731  Hyde 
Johnson   Louise,   actress  California    Theater,  dwl 

Mission  bet  Thiid  and  Fourth 
Johnson  Luman,  carpenter,  dwl  526  Kearny 
Johnson  Martin,  shi|)carpenter,  dwl  902  Filbert 
Johnson  Mary  S.,  (widow)  dwl  318  Seventh 
Johnson  M.  E.,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Johnson  Michael,  mariner,  dwl  104  Steuart 
Johnson  Micliael,  seaman,  hds  20  Commercial 
Johnson  Myrtle  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  10  Downey 
Johnson  Nels,  mariner,  dwl  531   East 
Johnson  Niels,  longshoreman,  dwl  NW  cor  Drumm 

and  Jackson 
Johnson  N.  P.,  tailor,  127  Morton 
Johnson  Olivia  B.,  ladies'  under  clothing,  223  Fifth 
Johnson  Orrick,  stockdealer,  N  s  Fifteenth  ur  Do- 
lores 
Johnson  Orrin  T.,  artist  with  Bradley  &s  Rulofsou, 

dwl  71  Clementina 
Johnson  Oscar  S.,  silverplater,  dwl  513  Minna 
Johnson  Otto,  cook,  bds  20  Commercial 
Johnson  Otto,  special  policeman,  dwl  511  Chestnut 
Johnson  P.,  mariner  steamer  Orizaba,  dwl  15  Vallejo 
Jolinsou  Patrick,  dwl  cor  Baker  and  Geary 
Johnson  Peter,  asphaltum  roofer,  571  Market,  dwl 

23  Stevenson 
Johnson  Peter,  barkeeper,  715  Davis 
Johnson  Peter,  boatman,  dwl  54  Minna 
Johnson  Peter,  cook,  SW  cor  Battery  and  Vallejo 
Johnson  Peter,  cook  steamtug  Wizard,  Washington 

St.  Wharf 
Johnson  Peter,  cooper  with  Flint,  Peabody  &  Co., 

dwl  666  Bryant 
Johnson  Peter,  clerk,  SE  cor  Mariposa  and  Indiana 
Johnson  Peter,  fisherman,  dwl  S  s  Bay  bet  Kearny 

and  Dupont 
Johnson  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  510  Broadway,  rear 
Johnson  Peter,  (colored)  laborer,  dwl  234  Perry 
Johnson  Peter,  liquors,  SW  cor  Clay  and  East,  dwl 

SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Vallejo 
Johnson  Peter,  local  policeman  and  janitor  Odd  Fel- 
lows' Hall,  dwl  415  Union 
Johnson  Peter,  longshoreman,  dwl  Rincon  Wharf 
Johnson  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  49  Sacramento 
Jolinson  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Johnson  Peter,    real    estate,    SE   cor  Bryant   and 

Twenty-fourth 
Johnson  Peter,  seaman,  bds  SW  cor  Mkt  and  Steuart 


Johnson  Peter,  woodworker  with  Pollard  &  Carvill, 

dwl  310  Ritch 
Johnson  Peter,  (Brown  &  J.)  dwl  1118  Dupont 
Johnson  Peter,  ( Dreyer  &  J.)  dwl  SE  cor  Vallejo 

and  Montgomery 
Johnson  Peter,  ( Hagman  &  J.)  427  Bush 
Johnson  Philip  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  23  Vallejo 
Johnson  Richard  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  E  b  Chattanooga 

nr  Twenty-second 
Johnson  Robert,  boxmaker  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore& 

Co.,  dwl  27  Baldwin  Court 
Johnson  Robert,  fish,  California  Market,  dwl  6  Vir- 
ginia Place  nr  Pine 
Johnson  Robert,  painter  with  Hopps  ife  Sons 
Johnson  Robert,  seaman,  dwl  3  Liberty 
Johnson  Robert,  watchman,  dwl  25  Perrv,  rear 
JOHNSON  ROBERT  C.  (George  C.  Johnson  & 

Co.)  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Johnson  Robert  F.,  painter,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet 

Bryant  and  Brannan 
Johnson  Robert  J.,  ( S pence  Sf  J.J  93  California 

Market 
Johnson  Rossiter  P.,  real  estate  speculator,  dwl  5 

Kearny 
Johnson  Sallie  C.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Eighth  St. 

Primary  School,  dwl  318  Seventh 
Johnson  Samuel,  contractor  night  work,  office  33 

Geary,  dwl  32  Moss 
Johnson  Samuel,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Johnson  Siimuel,  roofer,  dwl  8  Brooks 
Johnson  Samuel,  deckhand  steamtug  Water  Witch, 

Washington  St.  Wharf 
Jolinson  Sam\iel  S.,  painter  with  Swan,  Dunbar  & 

Co.,  dwl  1073  Market 
JOHNSON    SIDNEY  L.,  attorney  at  law,  office 

523  Montgomery,  res  San  Antonio 
Johnson  Theodore,  seaman,  dwl  319  Minna 
Johnson  Theophilus,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  109 

Austin 
Johnson  Thomas,  dwl  708  Pine 
Johnson  Thomas,   helper  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Johnson  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Johnson  Thomas,   restaurant,  638  Pacific,  dwl  1317 

Powell 
Johnson  Thomas,  sailmaker,  dwl  443  Broadway 
Johnson  Thomas,  teamster,  cor  Market  and  Steuart, 

dwl  W  s  Hyde  bet  Pacific  and  Broadway 
Johnson  Thomas,  waiter,  dwl  24  Anna 
Johnson  Thomas,  watchman  with  Wells,  Russell  <fe 

Co. 
Johnson    Thomas,  with  Josiah  G.  Johnson  &  Bro 

dwl  Twelfth  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Johnson  Thomas  L.,  upholsterer,  dwl  E  s  Buchanan 

bet  Tyler  and  McAllister 
JOHNSON  T.  RODGERS,  manufacturer  regalia 

and  military  goods,  225  Montgomery,  and  Grand 

Secretary  Grand  Lodge  I.O.O.F.,  office  room  1 

Odd  Fellows  'Hall,  dwl  NW  cor  Grove  and 

Polk 
Johnson  Walter,  roofer,  dwl  435  Pine 
Johnson  Walter  C,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  405  Sutter 
Johnson  Walter  J.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

dwl  331  Kearny 
Johnson  Wliitfield  S.,    clerk  with  Redington,  Hos- 

tetter  &  Co.,  dwl  638  Stevenson 
Johnson  William,  carpenter,   dwl  E  s  Valencia  nr 

Twentieth 
Johnson  William,  cook  P.  M.  S-  S.  Montana 
Johnson  William,   expresswagon  junction   Cal  and 

Market,  dwl  Courtland  Av,  Bernal  Hights 
Johnson  William,  extraman  steamer  No.  3  S.F.F.D, 

dwl  303  Mason 
Johnson  William,  furniture,  775  Folsom 
Johnson  William,    laborer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Johnson  William,  laborer,  dwl  CourtlandAveuue  nr 

Buena  Vista 
Johnson  William,  laborer,  dwl  574  Bryant 
Johnson  William,  mariner,   dwl  32  Steuart 


JONE3,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Straw  Hats  and  Trimmings. 


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Johnson  William,   tinsmith  with  Elder  &  Debbie, 

dwl  S  s  Folsom  nr  First 
Johnson  William  C,  macliinist   Miners'   Foundry, 

dwl  20  Rnss 
Johnson  William  C.  storekeeper,  dwl  734  Green 
JOHNSON  WILLIAM  H.,  physician,   office  and 

dwl  fi30  Sacramento 
Johnson   William   H,,  (colored)  plumber,  dwl  118 

Virginia 
Jo'inson  William  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  NE  cor  Twen- 
ty-sixth and  Barilett 
Johnson  William  S.,  clerk,  dwl  112  Geary 
Johnson  William  S.,    (colored)    (Morris,  Freeman 

&  J.J  dwl  8-,'-J  Pacific 
Johnson  William  W.,  liquor  saloon,  405Drnmm 
Johnson  &  Best,  (Christian  Johnson  &  John  Best) 

cabinetmakers,  413  Pine  and  717  Market 
Johnson  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturers,  745 

Sacramento 
JOHNSON  &  CO.,  CGustavus  S.  Johnson,  John 
P.  Molt  and    Wilhnm  P.  Prichard)  proprie- 
tors Grand  Hotel,  SEcor  New  Mout  and  Market 
Johnson  &  Petersou,  (Erick  A.    Johnson  £   Lnd 
u-ig  Pe/ersonJ  liquor   saloon    and    restaurant, 
531  East 
Johnston  Ann  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  1036  Folsom 
Jolinston  Arthur,  dwl  1611  Powell 
Johnston  Charles,  laborer  with  A.A.Jennings 
Johnston  Charles  H.  C  stevedore,  dwl  N  8  Glover 

bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Johnston  Duncan  A.,  submarine  engineer,  dwl  SW 

cor  Mission  and  Spear 
Johnston  Edward,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  Hayes  nr  Market 
Johnston    Edward,    carpenter,  dwl  United  States 

Hotel 
Johnston  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  1731  Hyde 
Johnston  George,  captain  schooner  P.  &  R.  No.  6, 

Commercial  Street  Wharf 
JOHNSTON  GEORGE  PEN,  (WiUiam  S.  Moss 

&   Co. J  dwl  309  Lombard 
Johnston    Henry,     bookkeeper   Pacific  Distillery, 

dwl  735  Green,  rear 
Johnston  Henry,  laborer,  bds  214  Broadway 
Johnston  Henrv  H.,  (H.  H.  Johnston  <fc  Co.)  dwl 

1017  Howard 
Johnston  Henry  J.,  captain  S.  S.  Oiizaba, office  217 

Sansom,  dwl  3-.i6  Brannan 
JOHNSTON    H.    H.    &    CO.,    general    managers 
Union    Mutual    Life   Insurance   Co.,  SW  cor 
Kearny  and  California 
Johnston  James,  stoves  and  tinware,  519  Market, 

dwl  251  Jessie 
JOHNSTON  JAMES  D.,  secretary  California  Silk 
Manufacturing    Co.,   office    125   Sansom,  dwl 
Texas  nr  Santa  CLira 
Johnston  James   S.,   freight  agent  with  C.  S.  Nav. 

Co.,  dwl  816  Powell 
Johnston  James  W.,  photographer,  dwl  1036  Fol 
Johnston  Jeremiah,  expresswagon,  dwl  N  s  McAl- 
lister nr  Franklin 
Johnston  Jeremiah,  porter,  204  Sansom,  resOakland 

Point 
Johnston  John,  lumberdealer,  dwl  1612  California 
Johnston  J.  Sproat,  (Johnston  Sf  Gonzalez)  dwl 

606  Folsom 
Johnston  Lewis  W.,  (Johnston  41'  Nickerson)  dwl 

622  Minna 
Johnston  Margaret,  fwidow)  dwl  417  Filbert 
Johnston  Rix  A.,  milkman.  199  Stevenson 
Johnston  T.  B.,  laborer,  431  Pine 
Johnston  Thomas  J.,  brassliuisher  with  W.  T.  Gar- 

ratf&.  Co.,  dwl  775  Folsom 
Johnston  Thomas  J.,  (Johnston  &  Mooser)  dwl  5 

Post 
Johnston    Thomas   J.   P.,    pressman    with  Sterett 

Printing  Co.,  dwl  417  Filbert 
Johnston  William,  carrier  Alta  and  Bulletin,  dwl 
640  Jessie 


Johnston  William,  marblecutfer.  dwl  360  .Jessie 
Johnston  William  A.,machiui8l;  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  143  .Jessie 
Johnston  William  A.  B.,  salesman,  1102  Stockton, 

dwl  515  Keai-nv 
JOHNSTON  WILLIAM  B.,  general  agent  Liver- 
pool and  London  and  Globe  Insuriince  Co.,  of- 
fice 412  Montgomery,  dwl  19  Hawthorne 
Johnston  William  W.,  attorney  at  law,  office  room 

1,  729  ^loMtgomery,  dwi  15  Harriet 
Johnston  &  Gonzalez,  (J.  Svront  Johnston  and  Do- 

minick  Gonzalez)  real  estate  agents,  office  228 

Montgomery 
Johnston  &,    Jlooser,   (Thomas   J.  .Tohnston    and 

William  Mooser)  architects,  -5  Post 
Johnston   Si.   Nickerson,  (Lewis   W.  Johnston  and 

William    J.   Nickerson)    produce   commission, 

206  Washington 
John.«tone  Thomas,  salesman  with  S.  Mosgrove.dwl 

43  Natoma 
Johnstone  William,  bookkeeper  with  John  Hender- 
son, Jr..  dwl  19  Twelfth 
Johnstown  William  H.,  bootmaker.  362  Third 
Johonson  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  618  Lombard,  rear 
Joice  Amelia  Miss,  assistant  teacher  South  Cosmo- 

litan  Primary  School,  dwl  421  Hyde 
JOICE    E.   v.,    notary   public  and  commissioner 

deeds,  office  6  Merchants'  Exchange,  dwl  807 

Stockton 
Joice  Edward,  driver  Market  Street  Railroad 
Joice  Henrj',  waiter  Orleans  Hotel 
Joice  Jlichael,  stevedore,  dwl  421  Hyde 
Joice  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Ash  nr  Lagima 
Joice  S:irah,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Nevada  nr  Folsom 
Joice — See  Joyce 

Join  Thomas,  driver  Market  Street  Railroad 
Joinct  Victor,  machinist,  .504  Com,  dwl  1425  Kearny 
Joiner  Amy,  (widow)  dressmaker.  407  Third 
Joiner  John  C.,  seamiin,  dwl  403  Beale 
Joiner  John  J.  ,gener:il  engraver,  1 18  Kearny,  dwl 

W  s  Borland  bet  Church  and  Sanchez 
Joiner  William,  bootmaker,  623  Howard 
Joiner. — See  Joyner 

Joisson  Adolpli  H.  F.,  salesman,  dwl  915  Howard 
.Jokila  Esais.  seaman,  bds  20  Commercial 
Jolland  .Jolm,  laborer  with  C.  Kerrins  &  Co.,  dwl 

E  s  Gilbert  bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
JoUitle  William  H.,  Pilot  Office,  35  Merchants'  Ex- 
change, dwl  1502  ^lission 
Jolly  William,  laborer, dwl  S  s  McAllister  nr  Lagnna 
Jonas  Alfred,  butcher  with  Hahn  &  Bryan,  dwl 

19  Pacific 
Jonas  Louis,  driver  with  Fred  Katz,  97  California 

Market 
Jonas  Meyer,  fruit  dealer,  dwl  240  Clara 
Jonas  Nathan,  auctioneer  with  I.  A.  Fromberg,  dwl 

1305  Powell 
Jonasson  Jonas, /'i/.  Friedlander  &  CoJ'llA  O'Far- 

rell 
Jones  Andrew,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  16  Scott 
.Jones  Bartlett  F.,  tinsmith  with  Osgood  &  Stetson, 

dwl  SE  cor  Kearny  and  Filbert 
Jones  Benjamin,  drayman,   309  Washington,  dwl 

403  Broadway 
Jones  Benjamin  F.,  plasterer,  dwl  728  IMarket 
Jones  Bernard,  tailor  with  S.  Fisrel,  dwl  261  Tehama 
Jones  C.  C,  merchandise  broker,  office  2"j8  Front, 

dwl  42  Sixth 
Jones  Carrie  Mrs.,  tailoress,  dwl  211  Second 
Jones  Catherine  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  3  Clementina 
Jones  C.  F.,  barkeeper,  Orleans  Hotel 
Jones  C.  H.,  dwl  421  Bush 
Jones  Charles,  dwl  E  s  Capp  bet  Twenty -third  and 

Twenty  fourth 
Jones  Charles,  driver  with  Bamber  &  Co.'s  Express, 

dwl  1012  Montjiouiery 
Jones    Charles,     harnessmaker    with    Charles    11. 

Mead,  dwl  709  Howard 
Jones  Charles,  seaman,  dwl  9  Minna 


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Jones  Charles  A.,  clerk  with  S.  L.  Jones  &  Co., 
dwl  570  Harrison 

Jones  Charles  C.,  commercial  broker,  office  '-228 
Front,  dwl  NW  cor  Sixth  and  Mission 

Joues  Charles  J.,  harnessmaker  with  Main  &  Win- 
chester, dwl  317^  Hayes 

Jones  Chailes  L.,  carpenter  with  Brown  &  Hussey, 
dwl  1  Ranscli 

Jones  Cyrus  G.,  (Jones  &  Co.)  dwl  217  Tvler 

JONES' CYRUS  W.,  stockbroker,  office  418  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  608  Howard 

Jones  D.,  deckhand  steamer  Santa  Cruz,  Washing- 
ton St.  Wiiarf 

Jones  Daniel,  engineer  with  Swan,  Dunbar  &  Co,, 
dwl  319  Folsooi 

Jones  Daniel  Jr.,  sawver  with  Swan,  Dunbar  & 
Co.,  dwl  319Folso"m 

Jones  Daniel  C,  carpenter,  dwl  6.51  Stevenson 

Jones  David,  engineer,  dwl  5-17  Stevenson 

Jones  David,  saddle  and  harness  maker,  dwl  8  Cen- 
tral Place 

Jones  E.  <&  Co.,  fSamnel  C.  Gray  and  Joseph  Bos- 
ton J  proprietors  Santa  Cruz  Tannery,  office  418 
Battery 

Jones  E.  B.  Mrs.,  principal  Mission  and  Mary  Sis. 
Primary  School 

Jones  Edn)ond,  longshoreman,  dwl  18  Frederick 

Jones  Edmund,  (Gray ,  J.  &  Co.)  res  Santa  Cruz 

Jones  Edward,  engineer,  dwl  SE  cor  Jackson  and 
Drnmm 

Jones  Edward,  engineer,  dwl  319  Folsom 

Jones  Edward  I.,  (Dilley  &  J.)  attorney  at  law, 
office  52  Montgomery  Bliick,  dwl  17-1  Clara 

Jones  Elias  H.,  (Jones,  Pullman  &  Co.)ves  New 
York 

Jones  Elijah  A.,  (colored)  porter,  314  Montgomery, 
dwl  36  Ritch 

Jones  Eliza  B.,  (widow)  dwl  214  Peri-y 

Jones  Evan  E.,  porter  with  Jones  &  Co.,  dwl  1310 
Kearny 

Jones  Frank,  clerk,  dwl  533  Post 

Jones  Franklin  L.,  sign  and  ornamental  painter,  6 
Hardie  Place,  and  President  Exempt  Fire  Co., 
dwl  3  Hardie  Place 

Jones  Frederick  F.,  assistant  treasurer  California 
Theater,  dwl  202  Ellis 

Jones  Fred.  H.,  clerk,  336  Mont,  dwl  20^  Harriett 

Jones  G,  A.,  dwl  Coso  House 

Jones  George,  baker,  dwl  209  Leidesdorff 

Jones  George  C,  printer  with  Thomas  Houseworth 
&  Co. ,  dwl  56  Tehama 

Jones  George  M.,  wagon,  651  Stevenson 

Jones  Harrison,  saddle  and  harnessmaker,  908  Mar- 
ket, dwl  E  s  Leavenworth  bet  Sacramento  and 
Clay 

Jones  Hattie  A.  Miss,  operator  with  J.  Sullivan, 
dwl  SW  cor  Twenty  third  and  Harrison 

Jones  Henry,  helper  Risdou  Iron  Works,  dwl  cor 
Twenty"-fifth  and  Casiro 

Jones  Hemy,  laborer  with  William  H.  Norton,  dwl 
Austin  nr  Gongh 

Jones  Henry,  paperruler  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 
dwl  84  Mission 

Jones  Henry  J.,  milk,  dwl  1231  Howard 

Joues  Hein-y  W.,  bookkeeper  with  Francis  &  Val- 
entine, dwl  W  8  York  bet  Twenty-fourth  and 
Tweuly-fifth 

Jones  Hiram,  (Jones  Sf  Hubbard)  dwl  Pierce  nr 
Chestnut 

Jones  Hugh,  dairyman,  dwl  Mission  opp  Courtland 
Avenue 

Jones  Isaac  A.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  119  Pa- 
cific, dwl  809  Vallejo 

Jones  I.  Watts,  bottler  with  Turner  &  Co.,  dwl  540 
Washington 

Jones  J.  A.,  bds  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Jones  Jacob,  carpenter,  dwl  Valencia  nr  Brady 

Jones  Jacob,  teamster  with  U.  S.  Drayman,  dwl< 
NW  cor  Jones  aud  Ellis 


Jones  James,   boatman,    dwl    Webster  Place  bet 

Chestnut  and  Lombard 
Joues  James,  gardener,  dwl  S  s  Rilej'  nr  Jones 
Jones  James  H.,  shoemaker,  dwl  Mission  nr  Twenty- 

iirst 
Jones  James  J.,  carpenter  and  builder,  .324  Jackson, 

dwl  NE  cor  Union  and  Leavenworth 
Jones  James  L.,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  San  Bruno  Road 

nr  Twenty- fourth 
Jones  James  L.,  farmer,  dwl  713  Filbert,  rear 
Jones  James  S.,  engineer  steamer  No.  4,  S,  F.  F.  D., 

dwl  107  Natoma 
Jones  James  S.,  rigger  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  N  s 

Townsend  bet  Second  and  Third 
Jones  J.  B.,  pilot,  office  35  Merchants'  Exchange 
Jones  J.  E.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
JONES  J.  H.  &  CO.,  (Thomas    W.  Fe««y  stock- 
brokers, office  431  California 
.Jones  J.  .Joseph,  boot  and  shoemaker,  127  Seventh 
Jones  Joel  B.,  clerk  with  William  Geist,  629  Sac 
Jones  John,  boatbuilder,  dwl  538  Howard 
Jones  Jolin,  boots  and  shoes,  260  Third 
Jones  John,  clerk,  dwl  Coso  House 
Jones  John,  grocer,  dwl  N  s  Bryant  nr  Seventh 
Jones  John,  laborer,  dwl  Lyon  lar  Courtland  Av 
Jones  John,  laborer  with  Black  Diamond  Coal  Co., 

dwl  144  Steuart,  rear 
Jones  John,  storekeeper  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Jones  John,  (colored)  steward,  dwl  1411  Mason 
Jones  John,  student  Commercial  College,  dwl  1006 

Clay 
Jones  John,  waiter,  408  Pine,  dwl  Nucleus  Hotel 
Jones  John  A.,  ironmolder,  dwl  319  Folsom 
Jones  John  A.,  machinist  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl 

8  Minna 
Jones  John  A.,  surveyor  Imperial  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  206 

Chestnut 
Jones  John  B.,  engineer  with  Kimball  Manufactur- 
ing Co.,  dwl  747  Harrison 
Jones  John  C,  blacksmith  with  Black  &.  Miller,  dwl 

543  Natoma 
Jones  John  D.,  solicitor  Figaro,  dwl  915  Clay 
Jones  John  E.,  laborer,  dwl  Pine  nr  Gough 
Jones  John  F.,  bootblacking,  340  Montgomery,  dwl 

NE  cor  Front  and  Pacific 
Jones  John  J.,  broommaker,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Jones  John  L.,  (Bullock  Sf  J.)  dwl  331  Mont 
Jones  John  P.,  clerk  with  McGann  <&  Co.,  dwl  179 

Jessie 
Jones  John  T.,  broommaker  with  Van  Laak  &  Gil- 
lespie, 113  Davis 
Jones  John   W,,   (Jones  &    Wilkinson)   dwl   SW 

cor  First  and  Folsom 
Jones  Joseph,  bricklayer,  dwl  9  Valparaiso 
Jones  Joseph  H.,   (j!  H.  Jones  &  Co.)   bds  Occi- 
dental Hotel 
Jones  Joseph  H.  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Howard  nr 

Eleventh 
Jones  Joseph    K.,   salesman,   210  Third,   dwl   174 

Clara 
Jones  Joshua  L.,  ( Still  &  J.)  dwl  SW  cor  Steuart 

and  Howard 
Jones  J.  S. ,  machinist  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Jones  L.  C,  carpenter,  dwl  Coso  House 
Jones  Lloyd,   clerk  with  Excelsior  Mill  Co.,   dwl 

304  Fremont 
Jones  Lloyd  E.,  clerk  with  S.  L.  Jones  &   Co.,  dwl 

570  Harrison 
Jones  Marcus  C,  tinsmith,  dwl  20^   Harriet 
Jones  Martin  V.,  clerk,  dwl  1001  Powell 
Joues  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  602  Minna 
Jones  Mary,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  153  Tehama 
Jones  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  602  Minna 
Jones  M.  P.,  (Jones  &  Co.)  dwl  626  Harrison 
Jones  Nicholas  J.  bakery,  612  Larkin 
Jones   Nicholas  J.,  machine  band   with   Miller  &. 

Haley,  dwl  615  Larkin 
Jones  Oliver,  (colored)  porter  with  J,  Seligman  & 

Co.,  dwl  17  Hinckley 


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JonesOrrin,  shoe  manufacturer,  311  Pine,  dwl  824 

Sutter 
Jones  Owen,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 

234  Sutter  ^  ^ 

Jones  Peter,  laborer,  P.M.S.S.  Sacramento 
JONES,  PULLMAN    &,    CO.,   ^Llios   H.  Jones, 

James  Pullman  and  Robert  IrwiuJ  imnorters 

and  jobbers  millinery   and    fancy  goods,   Ub 

Jones  Roger  Lt.  Col.,  Assistant  Inspector  General 
1  U.  S.  A.,  office  and  dwl  627  Tliird 

'  Jones  Samuel,  carpenter,  dwl  209  Leidesdoiff 

Jones  Samuel,  liquor  saloon,  E  s  Mission  bet  Sev- 
enteenth and  Eighteenth  ,    ,    ^      ciAn\    r 

Jones  Samuel,  waiter  with  Deutsch  &  Co.,  614  Clay 

Jones  Samuel  D.,  salesman  with  Kohler,  Chase  & 
Co.,  dwl  814  Mission  ,r      i,     .  i    . 

Jones  Samuel  H.,  boatbuilder,  S  s  Merchant  bet 
Drumni  and  East,  dwl  538  Howard 

Jones  Seneca,  patternmaker  with  Miners  foundry, 
dwl  174  Clara  j    i    i?. 

Jones  Seneca,    Jr.,    pictureframemaker,    dwl   1/4 

Jones  Simon  D.,  dri%-er  Central  Railroad,  dwl  111 
Clinton  ,  rvn  XT 

Jones  Simon  L.,  fS.  L.  Jones  &  Co.)  dwl  5/0  Har- 
rison ,,     T,       ,  ^^         J 

JONES  S.  L.  &  CO.,  fWilham  M.  Rundell  and 

Ueury  C.  Downing)  auctioneers  and  commission 

merchants,  207  and  209  California 

Jones  Thomas,  bootfitter  with  I.  M.  Wentworth  & 

Co.,  dwl  San  Bruno  Road  opposite  Flume  House 

Jones  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Cal  nr  Mason 

Jones  Thomas,   carpenter,  dwl  Silver  Avenue  nr 

Sweenev 
JonesThonias,  carpenter,  dwl  231  Zoe 
Jones  Thomas,  coachman  with   William  M.  Lent, 

5.55  Harrison 
Jones  Thomas,  conductor  Omnibus  Railroad 
Jones  Thomas,  laborer  P.M.S.S.  China 
Jones  Thomas,  longshoreman,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Jones  Thomas,   molder   Miners  Foundry,  dwl  40.5 

Broadway 
Jones  Thomas,  shoemaker,   dwl  W  s  ban  Bruno 

Road  nr  Precita  Avenue 
Jones  Thomas,  waiter.  333  Bush 
Jones  Thomas  A.,  blacksmith  with  Black  &  Miller, 

dwl  621  Minna 
Jones  Thomas  A.,  painter  with  McAlpiu  &  (jrey, 

res  Oakland 
Jones  Thomas  E.,  conductor,  dwl  744  Folsom 
Jones  Thomas  P.,  painter  with  Noble  &  Gallagher, 

dwl  6  Morse 
Jones  Thomas  W.,  dwl  107  Virginia 
'  Jones  Warien,  confectioner,  dwl  225  Fourth 
Jones  Wilbert,  woodturner  with  E.  K.  Howes  & 

Co..  dwl  24  Dora  nr  Harrison 
Jones  William,  calker,  dwl  234  Folsom 
Jones  William,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Filbert  nr  Kearny 
Jones  William,  laborer  with  E.  K.  Howes  &  Co., 

dwl  E  s  Main  bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Jones  William,  physician,  office  11  O'Farrell,  dwl 

17  Third 
Jones  William  A.,  passenger  agent,  dwl  429  First 
JONES  WILLIAM  G.,  Tontine  Saloon,  330  Bush, 

dwl  225  Bush  ,  „   X    J  1 

Jones  William  H.,  tinsmith  with  Alfred  S.  Iredale, 

dwl  565  Mission 
Jones  William  L.,  steward,  dwl  747  Harrison 
Jones  William  S.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  3  Fourth 
Jones  William  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  First  Av  nr 

Sixteenth 
Jones  Wiutield  S.,  clerk   Commissioners   Funded 

Debt  1851,305  Sansom,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Jones  W.  J.,  dwl  533  Post 
Jones  W.  S.,  clerk,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
JONES    &     CO.,    (Cyrus  G.  Jones  and  George 
W.  Cuddehackj  auctioneers,  712  and  714  Mar- 
ket and  15  Geary 


Jones  &  Co.,  (M.  P.  Jones  and  George  H.  '^'""'^f- 
son)  wholesale  groceries    and  provisions,    218 
and  220  Front 
Jones  &   Hubbard,  (Hiram  M.  Jones    and  Henry 

Hnhbard)  milkmen,  Pierce  nr  Chestnut 
JONES  &  WILKINSON,  (John  ,  »^-    -^""f"  «'"^ 

Joseph  \V.  ir/7A-«i.<toHy  diygoods.  302  riiiid 
Jonick  Marks,  fiuit  peddler,  dwl  463  Jessie 
Joppini   Q,\o\&nm,  (Wiossi,   Bernard    ^  C".7  dwl 

Chestnut  bet  Franklin  and  Van  Nese  Avenue 
Joost  Behreud,  groceries  and  hquors,  NE  cor   l<ol- 

Bom  and  Twelfth  . 

Joost  Fabian,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Mission 
and  Twenty-sixth  _  ,      .      ^m 

JOOST    HERMAN,    commission     merchant,    41U 

Clav ,  dwl  W  8  Montgomery  nr  Union 
Joost  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW   cor  tran- 

cisco  and  Stockton 
Joost  M.  &.  Co.,  (A.  Hinke)  NE  cor  Eleventh  and 

Mission  ,    ,  ^^_,         „, 

Joost  Martin,  (M.  Joost  &  Co.)  dwl  NE  cor  Elev- 
enth and  Mission 
Joost  Martin,  (Muller  &  J.)  dwlNW  cor  Bryant  & 

Garden 
Joost — See  Jost  ,     -.i.  t%    *    \t„„ 

Jordan  Addison  D.,  machmehand  with  D.  A.  Mac- 
donald   &  Co.,  dwl  W  s  Chnrch  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenty  fourth 
JORDAN  ALBERT  H.,  architect,  office  430  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  44  Third 
Jordan  Caroline  Mrs.,  milliner,  1016  Stockton 
Jordan  Chailes,   carpenter  S.   F.  &  P.  hugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  Rausch 
Jordan  Charles  H.,  laborer,  dwl  728  Market      ^ 
Jordan  Dennis,  steward  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.  s  S. 
S.  Idaho  ,    ,  ,    ,    -„_, 

Jordan   Eben,  jobwagon,   637    Market,   dwl  oO/ 5 

Leavenworth 
Jordan  Edward,  expressman,  dwl 202  Fourth 
Jordan  Everard  C,  accountant   dwl  <  37  Howard 
Jordan  Frank  T.,  compositor  Golden  Era,  SW  coi 

Mission  and  Twenty  third 
Jordan  George,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Jordan   George,  (colored)   porter,  62  Halleck,  dwl 

1100    Clav  .   ,     ,r    -.T    1^    n      • 

Jordan  George,   watchmaker  with  IM.  M.  Baldwin 

&  Co.,  dwl  E  s  Rondel  Place  nr  Sixteenth 
Jordan   George  L.,  carrier  Golden  City,  dwl  Io22 

Broadway  ,    ,  ,  .„  „ 

Jordan  Grace,  (widow)  ladies  niirse  dwl  140  Perry 
Jordan  Herman  C,  clerk  with  Hellmaun  Brotheis 

«fc  Co.,  SWcor  Jackson  and  Front 
Jord.m  John,  dwl  737  Howard 
Jordan  John,  cooper,  dwl  432  Shipley 
Jordan  John,  upholsterer,  dwl  308  Mason 
Jordan  John,  watchmaker  with  Morris  Jordan,  dwl 

14Benham  Place  ,    ,  o^ 

Jordan  John   F.,  teacher  languages,   dwl  SE  cor 

Drumm  and  Oregon  .  ,  ,..    ,    u  n,r 

Jordan  John  J.,  carriage  painter  with  Kimball  Man- 
ufacturing Co.,  dwl  N  s  Harrison  nr  Dora 
Jordan  John  J.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  30  De  Boom 
Jordan  Joseph  W.,}cA«/-;«.   Clayton  &    Co.)  res 

Jordan  Judith,  real  estate,  dwl  1809  Stockton 
Jordan  L.  J., proprietor  Pacific  Museum  of  Anatomy, 

318  Montgomery,  and  physician,  efface   and  Uwi 

211  Geary 
Jordan  Margaret,  nurse  California  State  Woman's 

Hospital,  dwl  cor  Howard  and  Twelfth 
Jordan  Marv,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Harrison  nr   Dora 
Jordan  Miciikel,  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento, 

dwl  32  Steuart  , 

Jordan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Nebraska  nr  El 

'jordan  Michael,  stableman  with  Thomas  Kelly,  dwl 

William  nr  O'Farrell  .         r^      .,        u 

Jordan  Michael  C,  assistant  receiver  Omnibus  K. 

R.,  dwl  211  Seventh  


The  "PEOPLES  "  is  a  home  institution. 


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Jordan  M.  L.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Lincoln   Pri- 
mary School,  dwl  '259  Clara 
Jordan  Morris,  watches,  jewelry,  diamonds,  silver 

ware,  etc.,  411  Montgomery,  dwl  619  Mout 
Jordan  Otto,  bookkeeper  with  F.  Iken 
Jordan  Patrick,porter,219 Front, dwl  SE  corDrumm 

and  Oregon 
Jordan  Thomas  L.,  cooper,  dwl  259  Clara 
Jordan  Tyrrel,  clerk  with  William  Kroning 
Jordan  William,  engineer,  dwl  31  Welsh 
Jordan. — See  Jourden 

Jorgensen  Ole  Mrs.,  dwl  272  Clementina,  rear 
Jorgensen  Peter,  mariner,  dwl 22  Washington 
Jorrea  Albert,  clerk,  48  California  Market 
Jorrs  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  148  Jessie 
.lorsch  Otto,  carpenter,  dwl  236J  Jessie 
Jorss  Edward  C,  cabinetmaker  with  E.H.  Linforth, 

dwl  80  Clementina 
Jory  John,  shoemaker  with  Samuel  Ellis,  dwl  34^ 

Moss 
Jorv  Joseph  H.,  shoemaker  with  Samuel  Ellis,  dwl 

'28i  Langton 
Jory  William  J.,  foreman  with   Samuel   Ellis,  dwl 

28^  Langton 
Jose  Piancisco,  mariner,  dwl  24  Commercial 
Jose  Guillermo,  fisherman,  dwl  24  Commercial 
Joseph  Bernard,  bookkeeper,  123  Sansom,  dwl  SE 

cor  Sutter  and  Devisadero 
Joseph  Charles,  hoots  and  shoes,  804  Kearny 
Joseph  Emanuel,  laborer  City  and  County  Hospital 
Joseph  F.  A.,  (widow)  dwl  1513 Powell 
Joseph  Harris,  tailor,  410  Pacific 
Joseph  Harris,  f  Joseph  &  Brothers)  dwl  297  Clem 
Joseph  Hyam,  real  estate,  dwl  430  Eddy 
Joseph  Hyman,  expressman,  dwl  1025  Howard 
Joseph  Hyman  Mrs.,  ladies'  underwear,  1025  How- 
ard 
Joseph  Isaac,  hairdresser  with  George  J.  Harris,  dwl 

W  s  Dupoui  bet  Jackson  and  Washington 
Joseph  Isaac,  peddler,  dwl  241  Perry 
Joseph  Isaac,  tailor,  722  Front 
Joseph  Isaac,  (Joseph  if  Brothers)  dwl  821  Post 
Joseph  J.,  expresswagon,  dwl  Ss  Borland  Lane  bet 

Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Joseph  John,  shoemaker  with  Jacob  Cohn,  dwl  113 

Jackson 
Joseph  L.,  dressmaker,  dwl  1526  Powell 
Joseph  Louis,  (Joseph  <&  Brothers)  dwl  3.37  Tehama 
Joseph  Margaret,    (widow)    dwl  W  s   Calhoun  nr 

Union 
Joseph  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  628  Tliird 
Joseph  Michael,  (Inslee  &  J.)  dwl  527  Geary 
Joseph  Nathan  &  Co.,  agents  American  and   Euro- 
pean   manufacturers,    619     Washington,    dwl 
Brooklyn  Hotel 
Joseph  Peter  H.,  steward,  dwl  18  Jensen 
Joseph  Samuel,  clerk  with   L.  S.  Jerome,  dwl  1226 

Stockton 
Joseph  Sarah  N.,  (widow)  assistant  teacher  Tehama 

School,  dwl  1521  Bush 
Joseph  William,  (coloied)  bootblack,  616  Kearny 
JOSEPH    &    BROTHERS,   (Isaac,   Harris  and 
Louis  J  clothing  and  gents'  furnishing  goods,  SW 
cor  Montgomery  and  Pine 
Joseplii  David  E.,  with  Einile  Neustadt,  137  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  208  Shotwell 
Joseph!  Robert,    jeweler,   Third   bet    Mission  and 

Market,  dwl  212  Tyler 
Josephs  Lazar,  deputy  assessor  City  and    County, 

dwl  1513  Powell 
Josephson  Patty,  (widow)  dwl  504  Hayes 
Josselyn  Albert,  master  mariner,  dwl  44  Third 
Josselyn  Benj.  F.,  physician  and  Medical  Institute, 

618  Sacramento 
Josselyn    Edward  S.,  captain   barque  Percy  Ed- 
ward, dwl  325  Folsom 
Josselyn  George  D.,  dwl  272  Tehama 
JOSSELYN    G.    M.,    shipehandlery,    38    and    40 
Market,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 


Josselyn  Joseph  B.,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  4 

Ciarice  Place 
JOSSELYN  JOSEPH  H.,  physician,   office    and 

dwl  128  Kearny 
Josselyn  Lucy  M.,   (widow)  furnished  rooms,  272 

Tehama 
JOSSET   JOSEPH,    teacher   languages,    dwl    1 

Qniney  Place 
Josteud  Thomas,  painter  with  Hopps  &  Sons 
Jost  Charles,  distiller,  office  411  Washington,  dwl 

1706  Stockton 
Jost  Christian,  baker  with  Henry  Winckle,  dwl  SE 

cor  Battery  and  Vallejo 
Jost  Edward  N.,  with  Herman  Brand,   dwl  E  s 

Powell  nr  Vallejo 
Jost  Henry,  clerk  with  Madel  &  Tietjen,  NE  cor 

Mission  and  Steuart 
Jost.— See  Joost 
Joujou  Frederick,  cabinetmaker  with  Jacob  Strahle 

&  Co.,  dwl  514  Sixth 
Joujou  Jules,  cabinetmaker  with  Jacob  Strahle  & 

Co.,  dwl  514  Sixth 
Jourdau   James,   cook    United    States   Restaurant, 

dwl  533  Mission 
Jonrdan  William  B.,  real  estate,  dwl  106  Shipley 
Jourden  John  P.,  clerk  with  C.  0.  Wilson  &  Co., 

dwl  607  Pine 
Jourden  Joseph  W.,    clerk  with  C.  C.  Wilson  &, 

Co.,  dwl  607  Pine 
Journeaux   Philip  S.,  compositor   with    Smyth   & 

Shoatf,  dwl  326  Green,  rear 
Journeymen's  Boot  &  Shoe  Cooperative  Union,  413 

Broadway 
Joy  Edwin  F.,  tinsmith  with  Locke  &  Montague, 

dwl  1112^  Mason 
Joy  Hartford,  lighthouse  keeper  Alcatraces  Island 
Joy  Thomas  A.,  laborer,  dwl  568  Mission 
Joy  William  J.  B.,  musician,  dwl  213  Stevenson 
Joyce  Charles,  collector  with  Lindsay  &  Co.,  dwl 

542  Mission 
Joyce  D.  A.,  quartermaster  P.  M.  S.  S.  America 
Joyce  Edward,  longshoreman,  dwl  510  Bdwy,  rear 
Joyce  James,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Salmon  nr  Pacific 
Joyce  John,  drayman  with  Charles  Harley  &  Co., 

dwl  210  Washington 
Joyce  John,  stevedore,  dwl  1001  Battery 
Joyce  Julia  Miss,  dress  and  cloak  maker,  dwl  309^ 

Clementina 
Joyce    Lizzie  Miss,   dressmaker  with    Mrs   James 

Green,  dwl  110  Si.xth 
Joyce  Martin  M.,  dwl  712  California 
Joyce  Mathew,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Joyce  Matthew,  proprietor  Eureka  House,  129   Fol- 
som 
Joyce  Michael,  drayman  427  Davis,  dwl  N  s  Antonio 

nr  Jones 
Joyce  Michael  J.,  collector  with  Joseph  H.  Lindsey, 

dwl  9  Mmna 
Joyce  Sarah  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  309i  Clementina 
Joyce  Thomas,  stevedore,  dwl  431  Hayes 
Joyce. — See  Joice 

Joyner  James  A.,  printer,  dwl  14  Park  Avenue 
Joyuer  Josiah  T.,  brickmason,  dwl  14  Park  Avenue 
Joyner  William  E.,  brickmason,  dwl  14  Park  Av 
Joyner. — See  Joiner 
Joynt  George  C,  laundryman  with  S.  P.  Laundry 

Association,  dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Juchter  George,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Judd  Christian,  shoemaker  with  Robert  Goepel,  dwl 

Philadelphia  House 
Judd  Garritt  P.,  tinsmith  with  Locke  &  Montague, 

dwl  903  Bryant 
Judd  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  903  Bryant 
Judd   Thomas  A.,  clerk  with  L.  H.  Wooley  &.  Co., 

dwl  812  Jackson 
Judd  W.,  calker,  dwl  West  End 
Judell   H.   L.  salesman  with  Hng  &  Schmidt,  dwl 

909  Kearny 
Judge  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  116  Sutter,  rear 


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JUDGE    COUNTY  COURT,  chambers,  NW  cor 

Clay  and  Montgomery 
JUDGE   DISTRICT  (Fourth)  COURT,  chambers 

third  floor  City  Hall 
JUDGE  DISTRfCT  (Twelfth)  COURT,  chambers 

third  floor  Citv  Hall 
JUDGE  DISTRICT   (Kifteenth)    COURT,  cham- 

berw  room  36  Exchange  Building 
Judge  George,  clerk,  6  Battery,  dwl  S  e  California 

bet  Steiner  and  Pierce 
Judge  Henry,  Oriental  Saloon,  NE  cor  Battery  and 

Bush,  dwl  S  8  California  bet  Steiner  and  Pierce 
Judge  John,  brickuiasou  Pacific  Rolling  Mill  Co., 

dwl  Potrero  Point 
JLDGE    PROBATE    COURT,   chambers   second 

floor  City  Hall 
JUDGE  POLICE  COURT,  rooms  first  floor  City 

Hall 
JUDGE    UNITED    STATES  CIRCUIT  (Ninth) 

chambers  NE  cor  Battery  and  Wasbineton 
JUDGE  UNITED  STATES  DISTRICT  COURT, 

chambers  NE  cor  Battery  and  Washington 
Judson  Charles  C,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Fifteenth  and 

Valencia 
Judson  Edward,  pile  driver  -with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co., 

dwl  cor  Berry  and  Madden 
Judson  Egbert,  (S.  F.  Candle  Co.,  and  Judnon  & 

Shepard)  dwl  NW  cor  Fifteenth  and  Valencia 
Judson  Henry.,  chemist,  dwl  cor  Fifteenth  and  Val- 
encia 
Judson  Herbert  H.,  clerk,  210  Davis 
Judson  James,  dwl  cor  Fifteenth  and  Valencia 
Judson  Thomas  R.,  with  Swan,  Dunbar  &  Co.,  dwl 

SE  cor  Folsom  and  Twenty-seventh 
JUDSON  &  SHEPARD,  f  Egbert  Judson  Sr  J.  L. 

N.  ShepardJ  proprietors  San  Francisco  Chemi- 
cal Works,  Valencia  ur  Fifteenth,  office  rooms 

land  2,  402  Front 
Judy  Abraham  C,  painter,  dwl  21G  Sixth 
Jugnet  Antonio,  saddle  and  harnesi-maker,  10  Fourth 
Jukes  Henry,  boilermaker  Union  Iron   Works,  dwl 

19  Minna 
Jules  Bernard,  laundryman  with  James  Laidley, 

dwl  Filbert  nr  Gough 
Jules    Bernard,   salesman,    12   Kearny,   dwl   1120 

Stockton 
Julia  G.  &  S.  M.  Co.,  (Storey  Co.,  Nev.)  oflSce  419 

California 
Julian  John,  laborer  U.  S.  Clothing  Depot,  dwl  28 

Silver 
Julian  Thomas  B.,  Principal  Practical  Department 

Pacific  Business    College,  27    Post,   dwl    26J 

Kearny 
Julien  Francis,  liquor  saloon,  106  Pacific 
Julitz   Herman,    White    Beer  Brewery,    dwl  511 

Green 
JuUeon  J.,  blacksmith,  dwl  9  Taylor,  rear 
Jullieu  J.  &  Co.,  f  Jules  Jullicu  arid  Peiin  Martin) 

wines  and  liquors,  1004  Dupont 
Jullien  Jules,  (J.  Jullien  Sf  Co.)  dwl  1004  Dupont 
June  Frank,  waiter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Junck   Cordt,  clerk  with  Nicolaus  Brockman,  SW 

cor  Jones  and  Geary 
Jung  Frederick,  confectioner  with  E.  A.  Engelberg, 

dwl  809  Clay 
Jung  John  C,  housesmith,  shutter  and  awuingmak- 

er,  512  Jackson,  dwl  612  Powell 
Jung  William,  butcher  with  Hahn&  Gaynagel,  dwl 

cor  Folsom  and  Twenty-second 
Jung  William,  (Ziel,  Bertheau  &   Co.)  dwl  1912 

Taylor 
Jnnge  Julius   W.,  cook  C.  S.   N.  Co.,   dwl  New 

Atlantic  Hotel 
Jungerman   Edward,  operator  with  W.  U.  T.  Co., 

dwl  Lick  House 
Junker  August  R.,  musician,  dwl  535  Union 
Junker  Frederick,  Charter  Oak  Market,  S  s  Oak  nr 

Gongh 
Jurado  Julian,  blacksmith,  dwl  E  s  Powell  nr  Sutter 


Jurado  Thomas,  billiarclkeeper  Lick  House  saloon 
Jurede  Arthur,  confectioner,  dwl  5  Margaret.  Alley 
Jurgens  Jurgens,  captain  schooner  Minerva,  dwl  7 

Washington 
Jurgensen  H.  C.,  clerk  with  Henry  Cline,  5  Mission 
Juri   William,   Swiss   Union  Hotel  and  saloon,  621 

Pacific 
Jursch  Otto.  (  Thieh  &  J.)  dwl  23Gi  Jessie 
Jury  Jeremiah,  (John  Jury  &  Bros.)  dwl 317  Ellis 
Jury  Joachim,  waiter  with  John  Jury  &  Bros.,  dwl 

317   Ellis 
Jury  John,  carpenter,  dwl  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Jury  John,  (John  Jury  &  Bros.)  dwl  317  Ellis 
Jury  John  &  Brothers,  (Jeremiah  and  Louis  Jury) 

Helvetia  Coflfee  Saloon,  524  Merchant 
Jury  Louis,  (John  Jury  iSc  Bros.)  dwl  317  Ellis 
Jury  Peter,  milkman,  dwl  E  s  Gunnison  Avenue  nr 

Twenty-eighth,  Beinal  Hights 
Justi  Charles,  expresswagon,  E  s  Davis  bet  Clay  and 

and  Washington,  dwl  718  Turk 
JUSTICES'  COURT,  CITY  AND  COUNTY  OF 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  800-804  Moutfromery 
JUSTIN  B.  C.  B.  Rev.,  president   St.  Mary's  Col- 
lege, Old  San  Jose  Road,  4  miles  from  City  Hal) 
Juston  Julia  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  759  Clay 
Juston  Leon,  dwl  759  Clay 
Jusue  John,   cook  with  John    Jury  <fe  Bros.,  524 

Merchant 
Jnzix  Leopold,  cooper,  616  Battery 

K 

Kadien  Patrick,  plasterer,  dwl  13  Harriet 
Kaeb  John  A.,  butcher,  dwl  1022  WashiuKton 
Kaeding  Charles  V.  B.,  (Liddle  &  K.)  dwl  624  Sac 
Kaeding  Otto,  barkeeper,  dwl  522  Washington 
Kaehler  Frederick,  carbuilder  with  Kimball  IMan'g 

Co..  dwl  S  8  Fifteenth  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Kaeintz  Frank,  hairdresser,  dwl  119  O'Farrell 
Kaeiutz  Peter,  hairdresser  with   Ernest  Held,  dwl 

119  O'Farrell 
Kaen  John  F.,  machinist,  dwl  391  Eighth 
Kaen  Thomas  L.,  machinist  S.  F.  Gas  Works,  dwl 

397  Eighth 
Kaeting  Josephine,  (widow)  dwl  1205  Howard 
Kafka  John,  physician,  office  and  dwl  .o37  Cal 
Kafka   L.  T..  salesman,  113  Mont,  dwl  1416  Geary 
Kah  Keen,  (Chinese)  restaurant,  629  Jackson 
Kaher    Daniel,    blacksniithhelper    Pacific  Rolling 

Mill,  dwl   Potrero   Point 
Kahle  Frank,  clerk,  Fifteenth  Avenue  bet  P  and  Q, 

South  San  Francisco 
Kahlefencz   August,   laborer  with  O.  Krentz,  dwl 

cor  Gongh  and  Filbert 
Kahman  John   G.,    real  estate,   dwl  1205  Howard 
Kahn  Elkan,  clerk,  dwl  4  Fella  Place 
Kahn  Ernestine  Mrs.,  seamstress,  dwl  256  Third 
Kahn  Henrietta  Mrs.,  artificial  flowers,  407  Kearny, 

dwl  405  Kearny 
Kahn  Hyman,  porter,  109  Battery,  dwl  9  Harrison 

Avenue 
Kahn  Joseph,  barkeeper,  416  Pine,   dwl  Prescott 

House 
Kahn  Leopold,  commission  merchant,  821  Mit^sion 
Kahn  Louis,  butcher,   dwl  W  s  Alabama  bet  Tweu- 

ty-thiid  and  Twenty-fourth 
Kahn  Natali,  dwl  405  Kearny 
Kahn — See  Cahn 
Kahrs  Charles,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Mont 

and  Union 
Kahrs  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Minna 

and  First 
Kahrs  John  H.,  (Kahrs  Sf  Becker)  dwl  SE  cor 

Geary  and  Larkin 
Kahrs  &  Becker,    (John  H.   Kahrs  &   J.   Henry 

Becker)  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Geary 

and  Larkiu 
Kain  Daniel,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Ass'n,    234 

Sutter 


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Kain  James,  groceries  and  liquors,  N  s  Jersey  nr 

Sanchez 
Kaindler  Gnstave,  (Kaindler,  Scellier,  Lelievrc  & 

Co.)  7es  Paris 
KAINDLER,  SCELLIER,  LELIEVRE  &  CO., 

(Gnstiire  Kaiudter,Loins  Sccl/ier  &  AdolphcE. 

LcUcvre)  importers,   wholesale  aud  retail  dry 

goods,  NE  cor  Mont  and  Sutter 
Kaiser  Cluistopher,  shoemaker  with  Max  Reubold, 

dwl  515  Pine 
Kaiser  G.  A.,  [Beck  &  K.)  dwl  S  s  Minna  bet  Third 

and  Fourth 
Kaiser   George,  butcher  with  Charles  P.  Wagner 

&  Co.,  dwl  N  s  Filbert  bet  Hyde  and  Leav 
Kaiser  John,  liquor  saloon,  511  Paeilic 
Kaiser  Louis,  butcher  with  Josiah   G.   Johnson  & 

Brother,  dwl  Seventh  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Kaiser  Peter  T.  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Boniface  Cliurch, 

dwl  S  8  Tyler  bet  Jones  and  Leavenworth 
Kaiser  William,  salesman  with  Weill  &  Raas,  dwl 

65-2  Market 
Kaiser. — See  Kayser 
Kaiting  Thomas,  laborer  California  Dry  Dock,  dwl 

Hunter's  Point 
Kiijander  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  18  Washington 
Kalalier    John,    hostler   Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  216 

Minna 
Kalaber  Simeon,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  aud  South 
Kalb  Frederick,  tailor,  dwl  NE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Broadway 
Kalbin  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  123  Tehama,  rear 
Kalis  M.  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  1521  Dupont 
Kalisher  Julius  L.,  dwl  366  Minna 
Kalisky  Bertha,  (widow)  dwl  ~7  Fourth 
Kalisk}'  Charles,  clerk,  dwl  77  Fourth 
Kalisky  Joseph,  tailor  with  Holland  Brothers,  dwl 

77 'Fourth 
Kalisky  Manheim,  tailor,  401  Bush,  dwl  272  Jessie 
Kaliskv  Samuel,    salesman  with  Edward  Hyams, 

dwl  19  Harriet 
Kalkhof  Joseph,  cook,  627  Commercial 
Kallaher  Jeremiah,  moulder,  dwl  37  Minna 
Kallaher  Peter,  printer  Bulletin,  dwl  26  Jessie 
KALLENBERG  THEODORE,  machinist,  10  Stev- 
enson, dwl  224  Ritch 
Kallermann ,  tailor  with  C.  L.  Coon,  dwl  624 

Pacitic 
Kallstrom  Hermann,   (Kalhtrom  ^   Co.)  dwl  13 

Steuart 
KALLSTROM  &  CO.,  f Hermann  Kallstrom  and 

E.  Jdhn  Sicordsti-eamJ  groceries  and  liquors, 

13  Steuart 
Kalmuck  Moritz,  manufacturer  cigars,  46  Fourth, 

dwl  338  Tehama 
Kalter  Max,  clerk  with  Fechheimer,  Goodkind  & 

Co..  dwl  G.52  Market 
Kalthoff  Amelia  Mrs.,  crockery  and  fancy  goods,  352 

Third 
Kalthoff  August,  porter  with  Hay  ward  &  Coleman, 

dwl  352  Third 
Kaltschmidi    Oscar,    portrait    painter    studio,    410 

Kearny 
Kam  Lun  k  Co.,  (Chinese)  drygoods,  722  Dupont 
Kamena  Henry,  drayman,  SE  cor  Washington  and 

Front,  dwl  SE  cor  Davis  and  Pacific 
Kamff  John,  wheelwright  with  Kimball  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dwl  Harrison  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Kamiuitter  Joseph,  cigar  manufacturer,  210  Pine, 

dwl  Medau  Place 
Kamnle  Jacoi),  butcher  with  Fred.  Haueler  &  Co., 

513  Pacific 
Kamohai  John,  bootblack  Montgomery  Baths,  dwl 

215  Prospect  Place 
Kamp  Albert,  clerk  with  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  dwl  Stock- 
ton opp  Washington  Square 
Kamp  "William,  longshoreman,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Kamp  'yS'WW&VLi/ Scliulkmann&  K.J^yii  141  Second 
Kamp. — See  Camp 


KampsF.  William,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  California 

and  Davis,  dwl  N  s  Clementina  iir  Third 
Kanalv  Dennis,  dwl  641  Commercial 
Kanar'y  David,  (White  &  K.J  dwl  82  Natonia 
Kauary  Morris,  shoemaker,  dwl  N  s   Sixteenth   bet 

Valencia  and  Mission 
Kanary — See  Canary 

Kane ,  machinist,  dwl  Coso  House 

Kane  Andrew  J.,  salesman  with  Standard  Soap  Co., 

dwl  44  Third 
Kane  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  1-52  Natoma 
Kane  Anne  Mrs.,  dwl  740  Howard 
Kane  Charles  C,  salesman  with  Hunter,   Wand   & 

Co.,  dwl  20  Turk 
Kane  Charles  H.,  (Kane  <&  Henny)  dwl  514  Minna 
Kane  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  178  Stevenson 
Kane  David,  deputy  sheriff,  City  Hall,  dwl  1217  Pow 
Kane  Frank,  hostler  with  Nathan  P.  Hopkins,  dwl 

679  Market 
Kane  Henry,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Kane  J.,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Kane  James,  groceries  and   liquors,   SW  cor   First 

and  Tehama,  dwl  226  First 
Kane  James,  hackdriver,  dwl  14^  Folsom  Avenue 
Kane  James,  dwl  1809  Stockton 
Kane  James,  hostler,  dwl  926  Folsom 
Kane  James,  laborer,  dwl  10  Anthony 
Kane  James,  laborer  with  Potrero  aud  Bay  View  E. 

R.  Co.,  dwl  1175  Shiplev 
Kane  James,  real  estate, dwl  SE  cor  Twenty-fourth 

and  Valencia 
Kane  James,  sailmaker  with  Harding  &,  Brann,  dvvl 

NE  cor  Pine  and  Hyde 
Kane  James,  tinsmith  with  James  Armstrong,   dwl 

270  Clara 
Kane  James  C, collector  S.  F.  Gas.  Co., dwl  18  First 
Kane  James  L.,  sailmaker,  dwl  NW  cor  Van  Ness 

Avenue  and  Fi-ancisco 
Kane  John,  bricklayer,  dwl  214  Broadway 
Kane  John,  brushmaker  with  Feldmaun,   Simpson 

&  Co.,  dwl  421  Folsom 
Kane  John,  chicken  ranch,  dwl   E  s  Shell  road  nr 

San  Bruno  road  and  Twenty-eighth 
Kane  John,  drayman,  dwl  909  Howard 
Kane  John,  gardener,  dwl  NW  cor  Twenty-second 

and  Mission 
Kane  John,  insurance  agent,  dwl  333  Bush 
Kane  John,  laborer,  dwl  Twenty-lirst  Avenue  nr  K, 

South  S.  F. 
Kane  John,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Columbia  nr  Twenty- 
sixth 
Kane  John,  printer  with  S.  F.  Cooperative  Printing 

Co.,  dwl  10  Harlan  Place 
Kane  John,  quarryman,  dwl  514  Minna 
Kane  Lawrence,  produce  dealer,  dwl  116  Silver,  rear 
Kane  M.  Mrs.,  nurse,  dwl  SW  cor  Bdwy  and  Dup 
Kane  Mary  F.  Miss,  shoemaker  with  Mason  &  Tay- 
lor, dwl  6  Hyde 
Kane  Michael,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Chestnut  bet  Du- 
pont and  Stockton 
Kane  Michael,  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  316 

Beale,  rear 
Kane  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Townsend  nr  Crook 
Kane  Michael,  liquor  saloon,  210  First 
Kane  Michael,  (Hunter,  Wand&  C'o.y  dwl  20  Turk 
Kane  Patrick,  carpenter,  dwl  8  Lick  Alley 
Kane  Patrick,   expressman,  dwl  E  s  Stevenson  nr 

Nineteenth 
Kane  Patrick,  laborer  Calvaiy  Cemetery,  dwl  cor 

Ellis  and  Broderick 
Kane  Patrick  J.,  boilermaker   Union  Iron   Works, 

dwl  143  Silver 
Kane  Richard,  barkeeper  with  Thomas  Brady,  dwl 

410  Vallejo 
Kane  Roger,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  30  Natoma 
Kane  Rufus,  (Scott  &  K.J  326  Montgomery 
Kane  Thomas,  bellman,  Occidental  Hotel 
Kane  Thomas,  engineer,  Merchants'  Dry  Dock,  dwl 
N  8  Francisco  bet  Dupoul  and  Kearny 


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Kane  Thomas,  hackman,  Plaza,  dwl  7  Meacbam  PI   ' 
Kane  Thomas,  machiiiiet,  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Kane  Thomas,  shoemaker,  dwl  5  .Sherwood  Place 
Kane  Thomas,  tailor  with  Nicholas  Sweeney,  dwl  50 

Jespie 
Kane  Tiioma?  P..  carpenter  with  Richardson,  Dell  & 

Co..  dwl  Cooo  House 
Kane  William,  boxmaker  with  John  8.  Gibbs,  dwl 

53  Minna 
Kane  William,  drayman  ■with  Richards   &.    Har- 
rison, dwl  416  Seventh 
Kane  William,  tmnkmaker,  dwl  56  Minna 
Kane  William  H.,  engineer,  dwl  303  Jessie 
Kane  William  P.,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  <t  Co., 

dwl  6  Hvde 
KANE  &  HEANEY,  f  Charier  H.  Kane  A   John 
Heawyj   butter,  cheese,  eggs,  etc.,  24    Occi- 
dental Market 
Kane. — See  Kain,  Cane  and  Cain 
Kauev  Patrick  E..  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  & 

Hef:ht.  dwl  29  Lafayette 
Kannapel  Charles,  bookliinder  with  A.  L.  Bancroft 

&  Co.,  dwl  cor  Dupont  and  Pacific 
Kansas  City,  St.  Joseph  and  Council  Bluff  R.  R., 
Thomas  Cole  Jr.  agent.  oflSce  1306  Montgomery 
Kansas  Pacific  Railroad,  office  i08  Montgomery 
Kant  Anton,  tailor.  237  Fifth 
Kanzee  Robert,  (H.  Plagemann  d  Co. J  dwl  lOO-O^ 

Mission 
Kanzelmeier  Frederick,    bootmaker    with    D.  A. 

Healey,  dwl  845  Bryant 
Kaplan  Abraham,  deputy  assesBOr  City  and  County, 

dwl  114  Mason 
Kaplan  H.  <fc  Co.,  fManheim  WashaurJ  clothing, 

SE  cor  Kearny  and  Pine 
Kaplan  Hyman,  (H.  Kaplan  &,  Co.)  dwl  114  Mason 
Kaplan   Levy,  clerk  with  Louis  Kaplan,  dwl  3U9 

Eddy 
KAPLAN  LOUIS,  mining  and  homestead  secretary, 

27  Merchants'  Exchange,  dwl  309  Eddy 
Kappke  Henry  ¥.,  groceries  and  liquors,'  SE  cor 

Cnion  and  Mason,  dwl  737  Union 
Kappmeier  William,  tailor,  dwl  8  O'Farrell  Alley 
Kapug   Leopold,  dressmaker  with  31.  Berkowitz, 

dwl  1  Harlan  Place 
Karatar  Mark,  cook  Lick  House,  dwl  33  Sixth 
Karau  Charles,   contractor  nitfht   work,  office  33 
Geary,  dwl  S  s  Sutter  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Karau  Samuel,  contract<<r  night  work,  237  Sutter 
Karcher  Christian,  hairdresser  Montgomery  Baths, 

dwl  8:35  Clay 
Kardel  C.  F.  T.,  ex  press  wagon.  NW  cor  Jackson 

and  Kearny,  dwl  20  Hinckley 
Karey  C,  storekeeper  Occidental  Hotel 
Karl  Henry,  deckhand  steamer  Monterey,  Wash- 
ington St.  Wharf 
Karl  Andrew,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Fifth 

and  Folsom,  dwl  3.55  Clementina 
Karl  William,  clerk  with  Andrew  Karl,  dwl  NW 

cor  Fifth  and  Folsom 
Karll  Lazzetta,  (widow)  dwl  5  Sherwood  Place 
Karlson  Charles  G.,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Karlson  Ulrick,  carpenter,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Karo  Louie,  cigardealer,  1  Second,  dwl  642  Mis- 
sion 
Karr  Anthony,  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  108 

Dora,  rear 
Karr  William  J.,  butcher  with  Charles  F.  Wagner 

&.  Co.,  dwl  777  Market,  rear 
Karr. — See  Carr 

Karras  Max,  photographer,  dwl  18  Third 
Karstens  Henry,  clerk  with  John  Schleef,  dwl  117 

Second 
Kart  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  533  Mission 
Katfche    Ferdinand,    ( Weyand    <fe    K.J  dwl  W  s 

Seventh  nrBrannan 
Kaselau  John,  carpenter,  dwl  623  Greenwich 
Kaser  William,  bookkeeper  German  Theater,  dwl 
613  Union 


Kaskel   Adolph,   hatter,  617   Commercial    and    32 

Third,  dwl  1120  Leavenworth 
Kaskel  Isaac,  hatter,  dwl  1120  Leavenworth 
Kaskel  Louis,  hatter  with  Adolph  Kaskel,  dwl  1120 

Leavenworth 
Kaskel  Morris,  dwl  1120  Leavenworth 
Kaskell  CharleB,  salegman,  517  ChI.  dwl  316  Third 
KaskeU  Joseph,  furniture,  3.>3  Third 
Kaesliu  John,  cane  and  willow-ware,  1403  .Stockton 
Kasson  Chester  S.,  clerk  with  Samuel  E.  Oakley, 

dwl  7  Geary 
KAST  FRANCIS  X.,  importer,  manufacturer  and 

dealer  boots  and  shoes,  322  and  324  Bush,  dwl 

944  Mibsion 
Kast  Joseph,  merchant,  dwl  944  Mission 
Kaet  Louie  S.,  merchant,  office  322  Bush,  dwl  636 

Mission 
Kasten  Robert,  watchmaker  with  A.  Barrett,  dwl 

233  Minna 
Kaetens  Henry  C..  drayman  with  J.  Everding,  dwl 

S  8  Water  l)et  Taylor  and  Mason 
Kasti  John,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Kather  Anton  W.,  clerk.  600  Montgomery,  dwl  N  s 

Vallejo  bet  Dupout  and  Stockton 
Kattenhorn  Albert,  assayer,  dwl  1228  Folsom 
Katz  Abraham,  shoemaker,  44  Geary 
Katz  Alexander,  miller  with  Eisen  Brothers,  dwl  SW 

cor  Fell  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Katz  Emanuel,   bookkeeper  with  Leopold  Miller, 

dwl  229  Kearny 
Katz  Emil,  clerk  with  M.  Levy,  dwl  435  Pine 
Katz  Franklin,  clerk,  614  Market,  dwl229  Kearny 
Katz  Frederick,   butcher  and  pork  packer,  97-100 

California  Market,  dwl  1008  Union 
Katz  Jacob,  (Jacob  Katz  <t"  Co. J  dwl  3  Shipley 
Katz  Jacob  <fc  Co.,  (Albert  Cans)  market,  223  Fifth 
Katzenbach  Frederick,  teacher  music,  dwl  715  O'- 
Farrell 
Katzenetein   Maver,  clerk  with  Mansbacb  &.  Bine, 

dwl  632  Market 
Kanb  Bernard,  tinsmith  with  William  Friel,  dwl 

1012  Folsom 
Kauce  Francis,  conductor  Omnibus  Railroad 
Kauce  Francis,  real  estate  dealer,  dwl  1008  Clay 
Kauffmanu  Sebastian,  upholsterer  with  John  P.  Raf- 

ferty,  dwl  24  Anna 
KaufTung  Louis  H.,  clerk,  dwl  909  Kearny 
Kaufman    Charlee,    draughtsman  with  Tide  Land 

Commissioners,  dwl  730  Green 
Kaufman  Constantine,  carpenter,  dwl  1522  Bdwy 
Kaufman  Frederick,  musician,  dwl  421  OTairell 
Kaufman  Gabriel,  (Fleishman  &  K.J  res  Wood- 
land, Yolo  County 
Kaufmann  Adam,  bootmaker,  107  Jackson 
Kaufmann  August,  musician,  dwl  5  Maiden  Lane 
Kaufmann  Henry,  musician,  dwl  10U9  Mason 
Kause  Annie  Mrs.,  saleswoman  with  Locan  &  Co., 

dwl  4:39  Jessie 
Kaul  Samuel,  uilor,  405  Com,  dwl  13  Third 
Kavanasfh  Edward, telegraph  instrnmentmaker  with 

William  Lundberg,  dwl  208  Seventh 
Kavanagh  George,  collector  Howard  Street  WTiarf, 

dwl  109  Geary 
Kavanagh  James',  shipcalker,  dwl  NW  cor  Folsom 

and  Harriet 
Kavanagh  Jamee,  shoemaker,  dwl  12  Stockton 
Kavanagh  James,  special  policeman,  dwl  25  Clem 
Kavanagh  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  840  Market 
Kavanagh  John,  cutler  with  Joseph  Figel,  dwl  546 

Mission 
Kavanagh  John,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Pac  and  Front 
Kavanagh  John  J.,  waiter,  612  Market,  dwl  145 

Mission 
Kavanagh  Patrick,  carriagepaiuter,  dwl  24  Howard 

Court 
BJivanagb  R.  M.,  wood  and  coal  yard,  Fourteenth 

Avenue  nr  Railroad  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
Kavanagh  William,  boilermaker  Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  132  First,  rear 


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Kavaiiiigh. — See  Cavaiiau:!! 

Kay  James  R.,  painter,  dwl  211  Tehama 

Kay  Joel,   fKai/  &   Short  and    Trendtvall  &  K.J 

dwl  132  Hayes  nr  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Kay  John,  cook,  SOSansom 
Kay  John,  waiter,  1 10  Sutter,  dwl  545  Mission 
Kay  Richard,  waiter,  510  Market,  dwl  Montgomery 
Kay  &  Siiort,  fJoel  Kay  &  S.    R.   Short)   Sazerac 

Exchange,  N  s  Hayes  nr  Viin  Ness  Avenue 
Kaylor  John,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Buchanan  bet  Ellis 

and  Geary 
Kav-ser  M.  <fe  Brother,  (Morris  Kayser)  clothing, 

■  '232  Bush 
Kayser   Marcus,  (M.  Kayser  Sf  Brother)  dwl  232 

Bush 
Kayser  Morris,  (M.  Kayser  &   Brother)  dwl  232 

Bush 
Kaysei-  Theodore,  porter  with  G.   Groezinger,  dwl 

627  Commercial 
Keadine  Theodore  E.,  painter,  dwl  Branch  House 
Keady  Jolin  J.,  expresswagon,  NW  cor  Bush   and 

Montgomery,  dwl  1213  Mission 
Keain  Joseph,  special  policeman,    dwl   Wisconsin 

Hotel 
Kealer  JMorris,  laborer  Laborers'   Pro.  Ben.  Ase'n, 

8H  Howard 
Kean    Frank   W.,  silver   burnisher    Pacific    Plate 

Works,  dwl  6  John 
Kean  John,  clerk   with  Bean   &  Black,  dwl  812 

Howard 
Kean  Michael  C,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  761  Mar- 
ket, dwl  2H  Rondel  Avenue 
Kean  Thomas,  tailor,  dwl  52  Jessie 
Keane  Cornelius,  shoemaker,  824  Jackson 
Keane  George,  builder,  dwl  619  Green 
Keane  James,  (Keane,  O'Connor  db  Co.)  dwl   Or- 
leans Hotel 
Keaiie  John,  drayman  with  W.   W.  Dodge  &   Co., 

dwlRitch  bet  Branuan  and  Townsend 
Keane  John,  plumber,  dwl  421  Fourth 
Keane  Malachi,  foreman  with  Main   &  Winchester, 

dwl  E  8  Valencia  bet  Thirteenth  and  Fourteenth 
Keane  Margaret  H.  Mrs.,  boarding  and  lodging,  421 

Fourth 
KEANE,  O'CONNOR  &  CO.,  (James  and  Thomas 

Keane,  Bryan  O'Connor  Sf  George  Mojfalt) 

drygoods,  107-111  Kearny 
Keane  Thomas,  (Keane,  O'Connor  &   Co.)  dwl  107 

Kearny 
Keane. — See  Keen  and  Keene 
Keany  Felix,  carriagemaker  with  Black   &   Miller, 

dwl  34  Eddy 
Kearce  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  608  Natoma 
Kearce  Peter,  lal)orer,  S.  V.  Water  Co 
Kearn  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Antonio  bet  Jones 

and  Leavenworth 
Kearney  Arthur,  carpenter,  dwl  1312  Pacific 
Kearney   Daniel,  drnyman  with  John  J.  Marks  & 

Co.,  dwl  138  Shipley 
Kearney  Daniel,  stevedore,  dwl  1001  Battery 
Kearney  Dennis,  mate  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S  S 

Pacific,  dwl  13  Clementina 
Kearney  Dennis  H.,  carpenter,   dwl  E  s  Columbia 

bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty -fourth 
Kearney  Edwai'd,  laborer,  dwl  20  San.som 
Kearney  Edward,  shoemaker  with   Orriu  Jones, 

dwl  13'J  Shipley 
Kearney  Francis  J.,   tailor,  NW  cor  Harrison  and 

Dora 
Kearney   George  W.,   shoemaker  with  J.  Heany, 

dwl  154  Shipley 
Kearney    James,     barkeeper    with    Alphouso    H. 

Vaughan,  dwl  29  Second 
Kearney  James,  real  estate,  dwl  536  Howard 
Kearney  James,  waiter  Russ  House,  dwl  2  Hunt 
Kearney  James  M.,  plasterer,  dwl  166  Minna,  rear 
Kearney  John,  billiard  clerk  Occidental  Hotel 
Kearney  John,  laborer  with  P.  D.  Code  &,  Co.,  dwl 

Fell  bet  Gough  and  Octavia 


Kearney  John,  stonecutter,  dwl  S  a  Vallejo  bet  Lea- 
venworth and  Jones 
Kearney  John,  upholsterer  with  N.  P.  Cole  &  Co., 

dwl  536  Howard 
Kearney  John,   Avaiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.S. 

California 
Kearney  John  N.,   cartmau,   dwl  S  s  Tehama  nr 

Eighth 
Kearney  Lawrence,  laborer,  dwl  1066  Howard 
Kearney  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  125  D.ira,  rear 
Kearney  M.  T.,  real  estate,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Kearney  Neil,  laborer,  7  Miller  Place 
Kearney  Patrick,  gasfitter,  dwl  457  Bryant 
Kearney  Patrick,  laborer,  dvvl  13  Clara 
Kearney  Patrick,  marble  polisher,  937  Market,  dwl 

552  Natoma 
Kearney  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  416  Clementina 
KEARNEY  PETER  A.,  apothecary  and  druggist, 

SW  cor  Folsom  and  Fremont 
Kearney  Richard  M.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  176  Perry 
Kearney  Thomas,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  cor  Guer- 
rero and  Eighteenth 
Kearney  William,  porter  Occidental  Hotel 
Kearney  William,   shoemaker  with   Donovan  Bro- 
thels, dwl  1071  Market 
Kearney  William,  tanner  with  Wolf  Bloom,  dwl 

cor  Sixteenth  and  Harrison 
Kearney. — See  Carney 
Kearnon  James,  porter,  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Kearns   Benjamin,   blower  S.  F.  Glass  Works,  dwl 

Adams  House 
Kearns   Bernard,    laborer   S.F.   Gas  Co.,  dwl  Ss 

Austin  bet  Franklin  and  Gough 
Kearns  Bernard,  sailmaker  with  Wood  &  Reynolds, 

dwl  16  Anthony 
Kearns  John,  conductor  Market  St.  R.  R. 
Kearns  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  5  Varenne 
Kearns  Michael,  painter,  dwl  242  Fremont 
Kearns  Owen,   glassblower  with   Bennett  &.   Co., 

dwl  Iowa  nr  Mariposa 
Kearns  Patrick,  boilermaker,  dwl  34  Minna 
Kearns  Patrick,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  264  Clara 
Kearny  Morris,  miner,   dwl  E  s  First  Avenue  nr 

Fifteenth 
Kearny  Street  House,    (lodgings)  Henry  Bolte  pro- 
prietor, 1023-1025  Kearny. 
Kearsage  M.  Co.,  (Inyo  Co.,  Cal.)  office  419  Cal 
Keaser  David,  printer,  dwl  20  Park  Avenue 
Keating    Cornelius,   clerk   Headquarters    Division 

Pacific,  703  Market. 
Keating  Cornelius  J.,  cigars,  dwl  801  Hyde 
Keating  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  214  Broadway 
Keating  Daniel  S.,  barkeeper  with  Patrick  F.  Gray, 

dwl  52  Second 
Keating  Dennis,  plasterer,  dwl  801  Hyde 
Keating  Edward,  extraman  steamer  No.  4,  S.  F.  F. 

D.,  dwl  engine  house  W  s  Second  nr  Howard 
Keating  Edward,  plumber  S.  V.  Water  Co.,  dwl 

733^  Clementina 
Keating  Edward,  silverplater  with  E.  G.  Denniston, 

dwl  144  Second 
Keating  James  P.,  bagmaker  Golden  Gate  Mills,  41 

First 
Keating  John,  deckhand  steamer    Vallejo,   Front 

Street  wharf 
Keating  John,  dwl  125  Turk 
Keating  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  219  Pacific 
KEATING  M.  JAMES,  supt.  County  Alms  House 

and  proprietor  Ivy  Green  Saloon,  624  Merchant 

and  branch  cor  Dunbar  Alley,  dwl  Alms  House 
Keating  Patrick,  melter  Golden  State  Iron  Works, 

dwl  240  Minna 
Keating  Owen,  farmer.  Ocean  House  Flat  nr  Ocean 

House 
Keating  Robert,   laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Keating  Thomas,  clerk  with   B.  &  J.  S.  Doe,  dwl 

40  Natoma 
Keating  Thomas,  hostler,  dwl  333  Bush 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Combs  and  Brushes. 


BEDINQTOW,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  exclusive  Agents  lor  Hostetter's  Bitters. 


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Keating  William,  ehipcarpenter,  dwl   219  Fol,  rear 
Keailey  Thomas.  cai-peuterH.C. League,  128Kearuy 
KeUcr  Jacob,  (Hammer  &  K.J  res  Sacramento 
Kedon  Martin,  blacksmith  with  Eugene  James,  dwl 

•2-1(1  Kitch 
KEDON  MARTIN,  general  trader,  319  Davis,  dwl 

SW  cor  Seventh  and  Bryant 
Kedrolivausky   Paul,  Arch-Priest  Greek  Church, 

304  Greenwich 
Keebler  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  408  Tehama 
Keebler  Christian,  compositor,  dwl  408  Tehama 
Keebler  Kosina,  (widow)  dwl  1069  Howaid 
Keech  Arnold  P.,  driver  with  Chr.  Schreiber&  Co., 

dwl  741  Murket 
Keedle  George,  hatter  with  William  H.  Hill,  dwl 

131  Second 
Keefe  Cornelius,  baker,  dwl  N  8  Oregon  bet  Front 

and  Davis 
Keefe  Cornelius,  hostler,  LaGrande  Laundry,  dwl 

E  8  Thirteenth  nr  Folsom 
Keefe  Cornelius,  U.  S.  drayman  Custom  House,  dwl 

.556  Stevenson 
Keefe  Daniel,  pressman  with  Francis  &  Valentine, 

dwl  537  Sacramento 
Keefe  Daniel,  Sideboard   Saloon,  130  Kearny,  dwl 

815  Folsom 
Keefe  Daniel  J.,  compositor  with  Bacon  &  Com- 

panv,  dwl  606  Howard 
Keefe  David,  (Keefe  &  Raggatt)  dwl  814  Folsom 
Keefe  Dennis,  molder  with  Savage  &  Co.,  dwl  28 

Minna 
Keefe  Edward,  liquors,  dwl  280  Minna 
Keefe  Henry  J.,  sertfeant-at-arms  Board  of  Super- 
visors, dwl  514  Bryant 
Keefe  James,  watchman  P.  M.  S.  S.  China 
Keefe  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,   128  Kearny 
Keefe  John,  inspector,  dwl  E  8  Scotland  bet  Filbert 

and  Greenwich 
Keefe  Matthew,  hogranch.  Bay  View  distillery,  dwl 

Bay  View,  South  S.  F. 
Keefe  Michael,   steward  Rues  House,  dwl  Boyce 

nr  Point  Lobos  road 
Keefe  Nicholas,   laborer  with   M.  H.  Turrill,  dwl 

2810  Buchanan 
Keefe  Patrick,  laborer  Southern  Pac.  R.  R.,  dwl  203 

Eighth 
Keefe  Richard,  pressman  with  Sterett  Printing  Co., 

dwl  606  Howard 
Keefe  Susan,  (widow)  dwl  606  Howard 
Keefe  k  Ragtratt,  (David  Keefe  and  Michael  Rag- 

gatlj  coal  and  wood,  814  Folsom 
Keelfe  John,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  &.  S. 

Co.,  dwl  S  8  Shipley  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
KeefTe  0.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &,  Kelso 
Keelfe  Simon,  moulder,  iEtua  Iron  Works,  dwl  19 

Clementina 
Keegan  J.  J.,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  1302  Powell 
Keegau  John,  dwl  333  Bush 
Keegan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  917  Broadway 
Keegan   Patrick,  shoemaker  with   Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  1006  Natoma 
Keegau   Thomas,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Keegau  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  5  Vernon  Place 
Keegan  William,  gasfitter  S.  F.  Gas  Company 
Keegau  \Villiam,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Worts,  iwl  15 

Fifth  Avenue 
Keegan  William,  shoemaker,  dwl  cor  Twenty-sev- 
enth and  Harrison 
Keel  Jacob,  carpenter,  dwl  515  Sacramento 
Keel  James,    sailmaker    with  Harding  &  Brann, 

dwl  27  Minna 
Keeleher  Annie  Mrs.,  laundress,  dwl  NE  cor  Sixth 

and  Folsom 
Keeler  George  A.,  salesman,  dwl  865  Mission 
Keeler  James,  sailmaker  with  Harding  &  Brann 
Keeler  John,  merchant,  dwl  865  Mission 
Keeler  John,  aesorter  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 

North  Point  bet  Polk  and  Van  Neiss  Avenue 


Keeler  Mary  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1091  Ellis 
Keeler  Mary  A.,  (widow)  boarding  and  lodging,  530 

Third 
Keeler  Mortimer,  cooper  with  John  F.  Roach,  dwl 

836  Green 
Keeling  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  29  First 
Keeling  Thomas,  painter,  cor  Guerrero  and  Twentyl 

Sixth 
Keely  Austin  (Keely  &  Tichenor)  dwl  cor  Third  and 

Mission 
Keely  Margaret  F.,  (widow)  dwl  293  Clementina 
Keely  Marj',  (widow)  dwl  1235  Pacific 
Keely  &  Tichenor,  ( Auatin  Keely  and  Slepheu   J. 

I  iclwnor)  wines,  liquors  and  cigare,  SW  cor 

Third  and  Howard 
Keen  Thomas,  laborer  with  M.  H.  Tun  ill,  dwl  2810 

Buchanan 
Keenan  Bernard  R.,  boilermaker,  dwl  1 113  Bdwy 
Keenan  Bernard  T.,  gasfitter  with  William  ().  Mur- 

tha,  dwl  Fillmore  nr  Pine 
Keenan  Frank,  carpenter,  dwl  26  Louisa,  rear 
Keenan  Hugh,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearnv 
Keenan  Hugh,  laborer  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl  18 

Stanford 
Keenan  Hugh,  porter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Keenan  John, cooper,  dwl  SW  cor  Eighth  and  Ship 
Keenan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  8  Sherwood  Place 
Keenan  Patrick,  shoemaker,    105  First,   dwl    214 

Mission,  rear 
Keenan  Peter,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Keenan  Philip,  laborer,  dwl  421  Folsom 
Keenan  Samuel,  ropemaker,  dwl   S  s  Mariposa  nr 

Arkansas 
Keenan  William,  carpenter,  dwl  318  Jessie 
Keene  Aaron,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Keene  Ann  Mrs.,  dwl  211  Tehama 
Keene  C.  C,  musical  insirumentmaker  and  dealer, 

and  tovs  and  fancy  goods,  105  Monlgomery,  dwl 

1202  Turk 
Keene  James,  clerk,  dwl  12  Essex 
Keene  James,  bootmaker,  dwl  9  Sherwood  Place 
Keene  James  R.,   stockbroker,  office   104|    Leides- 

dortf,  dwl  12  Essex 
Keene  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Treat  Avenue  nr 

Twenty-third 
Keene  Patrick,  painter,  dwl  NW  cor  Franklin  and 

Gough 
Keene  Rose,  (widow)  dressmaker, dwl  930  Howard 
Keene  Reuben,  clerk,  105  Mont,  dwi  1202  Turk 
Keene  William,  engineer,  dwl  209  Leidef-doiff 
Keeney  Charles  C.,  major  medical  department  U. 

S.  A.,  office  703  Market,  dwl  562  Folsom 
Keeney   George    D.,   attorney  at  law,    office    533 

Kearny 
Keep  George,  marblecntter,  937   Market,  dwl  Fif- 
teenth Avenue  nr  R,  South  S.  F. 
Keer  1.,  waiter  What  Cheer  House 
Keesing  Barnett,   real  estate,  dwl  1012  Bush 
Keesing  Henry,  salesman  328  Kearny,dwl  1028  Bush 
Kegan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  565  Minna 
Kehlkel  Joseph, quartermaster  P.M. S.S.Sacramento 
Kehn    John,  billiardmaker  with  P.  Liesenfeld,  dwl 

613i  Stockton 
Kehn  John  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  613>i  Stockton 
Kehoe  James,  sailmaker  with  John  Guilford,  dwl  32 

Minna 
Kehoe   Jane,   (widow)   proprietress  New  England 

Laundry,  N  sBrannan  bet  Fifth  aud  Sixth 
Kehoe  John,  metal  roofer,    641    Market,   dwl  I]  s 

Eleventh  bet  Howard  and  Mission 
Kehoe  John,  waiter,  dwl  532  Comtnercial 
Kehoe  John  H.,  butcher  with  John  T.  Willoughby, 

dwl  S  s  Harrison  nr  Dora 
Kehoe  Moses,  laborer,  dwl  307  Folsom 
Kehoe  Peter  T.,  boots  and  shoes,  238  Third 
Kehoe  Thomas,  expresswagon.  SE   cor  Davis  and 

Pacific,  dwl  N  s  Pine  bet  Fillmore   and   Steiner 
Kehoe  Thomas,  laborer  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 


PEOPLES  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  16  Merchants'  Exchange,  California  Street,  S.  F. 


C.  P   VAN"  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Merchandise  Brokers. 


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Kehoe  Thoniaa,  molder  with   Savage   &  Co.,  bds 

Wintlirop  House 
Kelioe  Tlioaias,  seaman,  dwl  131  Folsom 
Kehoe  Thomas,  waiter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento,  dwl 

3J  Steuait 
Kehoe  Timothy,  night  clerk  Grand  Hotel 
Kehrlein  Valentine,  painter,  dwl  W  s  Leavenworth 

nr  Bay 
Keig  Daniel,  shoecntler  with  D.  W.  Emerson  & 

Co.,  dwl  138  Fourth 
Keiglitley  Mary  Mrs.,  dressmaker.  20  Geary 
Keightley  William  J.,  salesman  with  R.  A.  Swain 

A-  Co.,  dwl  20  Geary 
Keil  David,  dwl  760  Mission 
Keilns  Herman,  salesman  with  Simon  Cohn,  dwl 

329  Geary 
Reiser  Adolph,   baker   with  Werner  &    Happers- 

beiger,  20  Belden 
Keisev  Joseph,  tailor,  dwl  424  Powell 
Keiser  M.,  (widow)  dwl  SW  cor  Bdwy  and  Dnp 
Keiser  Otto,  baker  with  Werner  &  Happersberger, 

20  Belden 
Keiser  William,  clerk  with  Weill  &.  Raas,  dwl  652 

Market 
Keiser. — See  Kaiser  and  Kevser 
Keith  John  W.,  builder,  dwl  234  Turk 
Keith  Lucy,   (widow)  dwl  334  Fremont 
Keith  Samuel  D.,  engineer  Soutliern  Pacific  R.  R., 

dwl  W  8  Valencia  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seven- 
teenth 
Keith   Sarah   A.,    (widow)    dressmaker,   dwl    151 

Shipley 
Keith    Wiiliara   H.,   assistant    impost    bookkeeper 

Cui^tom  House,  dwl  544  Bryant 
Keith  William  H.,  salesman  w'ith  Beers,  Blair  & 

Mayiiard,  dwl  218  Minna 
Keith  VVilliiim  R.,  boarding,   NE  cor  Mission  and 

Twenty-second 
Keleher  Cornelius,  cook,  538  Clay,  dwl  1418  Kearny 
Keleher  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  1230  Bush 
Keleher  Eliza  Miss,  domestic  S.  F.  Female  Hospital, 

917  Clay 
Keleher  Miihael,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Guerrero  nr 

Twenty-third 
Kellehau  Hannah  Miss,  seamstress,  dwl  816  Folsom 
Kelleher  Frank,  currier,  dwl  519  Mission 
Kelleher  John,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Co.,  dwl 

241  Perry 
Kelleher  Luke,  laborer,  dwl  519  Mission 
Kelleher  Michael,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dv^'l  Guerrero  bet  Twenty-second  and 

Twenty  third 
Kelleher  Michael,  printer  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl  519 

Jlission 
Kelleher  Mortimer,  laborer,  dwl  8  Adelaide  Place 
Kelleher  Patrick,  blacksmith  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl 

48  Kitch 
Kelleher  Peter,  pressman  with  Francis  &  Valentine, 

dwl  26  Jessie 
Kelleher  Timothy,  laborer  City  Paving  Co.,   dwl 

639  Minna 
Kellehei-  Thomas,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Keller  Charles,   baker  with  Werner  &  Happers- 
berger, 20  Belden 
Keller  Charles,  blacksmith  with  Phelps  Bros.,  dwl 

cor  Mis.sion  and  Spear 
Keller  George  F.,  draftsman  with  George  H.  Ba- 
ker, dwl  410  Pacific 
Keller  George  W.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  110  Welsh 
Keller  Henry,  milkranch,  Old  San  Jose  Road  nr 

Twenty-sixth 
Keller  Henry ,  porter  with  Treadwell  &  Co.,  dwl 

512  Bush 
Keller  Henry.  (D.  Hicks  &  Co.)  dwl  1024  Pacific 
Keller  Jacob,  blacksmith,  218  Diipont 
Keller  John,  carpenter,  dwl  217  Second 
Keller  John,  cook    Russ    House,  dwl  E  e  Morey 

Alley  nr  Broadway 


Keller    John,   hostler    Omnibus    R.    R.,   dwl    241 

Tehama 
Keller  Leonard,  cabinetmaker,  SW  cor  Mission  and 

First,  dwl  725  Branuau 
Keller    Levi    Mrs.,    (widow)   dwl    N  s    Ellis  bet 

Franklin  and  VanNess  Avenue 
KELLER   M.  &  CO.,  f  Thomas    Mnhony)    depot 

native  wines  and    brandies,    basement  U.   S. 

Court  Building,  NE  cor  Battery  and  Wash 
Keller  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  portrait  painter  and  teacher 

drawing,  230  Kearny 
Keller  Matthew,  (M.  Keller  &  Co.)  res  Los  Angeles 
Keller  Michael,  porter,  909  Kearny 
Keller  Solomon,  cigarmaker,  dwl  323^  Minna 
Keller  William  B.,  butcher  with  Charles  Strehle,  and 

extranian  stmr  No.  2.  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  412  Bush 
Kellermann  Augustus,  tailor  with  Heni-y  Borkhim, 

dwl  N  s  Broadway  bet  Kearny  and  Montgomery 
Kellet  Charles,    Keufiington   Livery    Stables,    Jlis- 

sion  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-thiid 
Kellett  Elizabeth,  (wi<low)  dwl  3.07  Minna 
Kellett  James,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl  21/' 

Perry 
Kellett  Robert  J.,  (Giant   Cement   Co.)  dwl  357 

Minna 
KELLETT  SAMUEL,  manufacturer  plaster  deco- 
rations, 763  Market,  dwl  .526  Jessie 
KELLETT  WILLIAM   F.,    decorative  plasterer, 

1128  Market 
Kelley  A.  J.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Kelley  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Twenty-sixthnr 

Alabama 
Kelley   Clinton   B.,    bookkeeper  with    George    B. 

Kuowles,  bds  Russ  House 
Kelley  D.  O.,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  1715  Mason 
Kelley  Frank,  laborer,   dwl  657  Minna 
Kelley  H. ,  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  First  nr 

Howard 
Kelley  Henry,  drayman  with   Henry  T.   Holmes, 

dwl  534  Folfeom 
Kelley  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Hickory  bet  Frank- 
lin and  Gough 
Kelley  Henry  S.,  laundrymau,  Lick   House,  dwl  23 

Sixth 
Kelley  Honorah,   (widow)   dwl  N  s   Harrison  nr 

Ninth 
Kelley  J.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Kelley  James,   fai'mer.   Central   Ocean    Road    nr 

Spring  Valley  W'ater  Works 
Kelley  James,  hostler,  dwl  W  s  Shotwell  nr  Fif- 
teenth 
Kelley  James  F.,  longshoreman,  dwl  67  Everett 
Kelley  James  L.,  glassblower,  dwl  N  s  Mariposa  nr 

Iowa 
Kelley  J.  E.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Kelley  Jeremiah,  real  estate,  dwl  W  s  Chattanooga 

nr  Twenty-second 
Kelley  Jeremiah  J.,  liquidating  clerk  Naval  Office 

Custom  House,  and  foreman  stmr  No  2,  S.  F.F. 

D.,  dwl  323|  Dupont 
Kelley  John,  bricklayer,  dwl  cor  Louisiana    and 

Sierra 
Kelley  John,  carpenter,  dwl  SE  cor  M  and  Guerrero 
Kelley  John,  currier,  dwl  cor   Powell  Avenue  and 

California  Avenue,  Bernal  Highta 
Kelley  John,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Kelley  John,   (Kelley  ^  BroUicrJ  dwl  University 

Mound,  nr  Henry 
Kelley  John  C,  carpenter  and   builder,  office  32C 

Montgomery,  dwl  30  Hawthorne 
Kelley  John  F.,  boatman,  dwl  311  East 
Kelley  Kate  Miss,  saleswoman,  521  Keai'ny,  dwl  20 

Ritch 
Kelley  Lawrence,  sawyer  with  E.  Galpen  &  Co., 

dwl  Jansen  nr  Mason 
Kellev  Lilly,  phvsician,  520  Sixth 
Kelley  Luke  C, "paying  teller  with  Sather  &   Co., 

dwl  1010  Mission 
Kelley  Margaret  S.  Mrs.,  dwl  204  Second 


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Kelley  Martin,  boardinp,  San  Bruno  Eoad  nr  Islais 

Creek 
Kelley  Mary  L.,  (widow)  dwl  264  Clementina,  rear 
Kelley  M.  B.,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'   Association, 

^34  Sutter 
Kelley  Michael,  butcher,  dwl  211  Fonrth 
Kelley  Michael,   clerk,    dwl  San  Bruno   Road  nr 

It^lais  Creek 
Kelley  Michael,  hostler  with  James  Laidley,  dwl  SW 

cor  Gongh  and  Green 
Kelley  Jlichael,  laborer,  dwl  '23-2  Clara 
Kelley  Jlichael,  laborer  with  Joseph    Sedgley,  dwl 

E  8  Mission  Creek  nr  Eighteenth 
Kelley  Michael,  (Kelley  Sf  Newellj  dwl  211  Fourth 
Kelley  P.,  laborer,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Kelley  Patrick,  laborer,  E  s  Nebraska  nr  Eldorado 
Kelley  Patrick,  laborer,  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  N  j 

sTwentv-fourth  nr  Church 
Kelley  Patrick,  r Kelly  4-  Brother)  dwl  University 

Mound  nr  Heni-v 
Kelley  Rebecca  H-.'Mrs.,  dwl  311  East 
Kelley  R.  G.,  carpenter  H.  C.  Leagne,  128  Kearny 
Kellev  Thomas  W.,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

127  Shipley 
Kelley  Timothy,  laborer  with  Hancock  <fe  Kelso 
Kelley  T.  R.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Kelley  Watson  E.,  teamster,  dwl  31 1  East 
Kelley  William,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Kelley  &  Brother,  (John  and  Patrick  Kelley  J  milk- 
ranch.  University  Mound  nr  Henry 
Kelley  &  Newell,  (Michael  Kelley  and  John  Newellj 

butchers,  27  Occidental  Market 
Kelley.— See  Kelly 
Kelli;ui  Matthew,  mason  Stonemasons'  Association, 

NE  cor  Bush  and  Kearny 
Kelliug  Conrad,  dwl  E  s  Minna  bet  Fourteenth  and 

Fifteenth 
Kelliug  Gustav,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Keliing  Henry,  (Kelltnsr  &  Co. J  dwl  508  Green 
Kelling  &  Co',  (Henry  Kellins'  and  Albert  LnhrsJ 

proprietors  Globe  Livery  Stable,  419-421  Broad- 
way 
Kellner  Meyer,  groceries  and  liquors,  231  Second, 

dwl  251  Clementina 
KelloggAlbert,  physician  and  vice  president  Califor- 
nia Academy  of  Sciences,  dwl  SE  cor  Broadway 

and  Jones 
Kellogg  Charles  A.,  merchant,  dwl  S  e  Minna  nr 

Eleventh 
KELLOGG  CHARLES  L.,  seedsman,  427  Sansom, 

dwl  2  Park  Place 
Kellogg  Charles  W.,  bookkeeper  with  Tubbs  &  Co., 

res  Oakland 
Kellogg    C.    W.,    (Wilmerding    &    K.J   dwl   415 

d'Farrell 
Kellogg  DeWitt,  miner,  dwl  224  Third 
Kellogg  George  H.,  (Flint,  Peabody  &   Co.)  res 

San  Mateo  county 
Kellogg  James,  insurance  agent,  dwl  631  Sac 
Kellogg  James,  melter  S.  F'  Assaying  and  Refining 

Works,  dwl  14  Hawthorne 
Kellogg  J.  W.,   local  agent  New  England  Mutual 

Life  Ins.  Co.,  res  Oakland 
Kellogg  Langdon  D.,  clerk  with  Freeman,  Smith  <fe 

Co.,  dwr224  Third 
Kelloag  Levi  M.,  deputy  collector  Custom  House, 

dwl  218  Eddy 
Kellogg  Mary  D.  Jlrs.,  furnished  rooms,  631  Sac 
Kellogg  Samuel,  teamster  with  Brittan,  Holbrook 

&  Co.,  dwl  814  California 
Kellogg  Tyler,  clerk  North  British  and  Mercantile 

Ins.  Co.,  dwl  14  Hawthorne 
Kellum  Charles  D.,  carpenter,  5  Beale,  dwl  W  8 

Potrero  Av  nr  Eighteenth 
Kellum    Edward    M.,    carpenter     with     William 

Kreger,  dwl  423  Bush 
Kellum  Harvey  T.,  molder  Miners'  Foundry,  dwl 
W  B   Folsom  bet    Twenty-fifth   and  Twenty- 
sixth 


Kellum  William  C,  dentist,  dwl  1063  Broadway 

Kelly ,   (first  name  refused)    laborer,  dwl  240 

Town  send 
Kelly  A.  B.,  dwl  737  Howard 
Kelly  Alfred,  clerk,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Kelly  Alfred,  fringemaker  with  William  Euglander, 

dwl  135  Tehama 
Kelly  Annie,  dressmaker,  dwl  320  Tehama 
Kelly  Archibald,  furnished  rooms,  78  Natoma 
Kelly  Bernard,  blacksmith  with  Kimball  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dwl  619  Minna 
Kelly  Bernard,  carpenter,  dwl  415  Brannan 
Kelly  Bernard,  laborer  City  Paving  Co. 
Kelly  Bernard,  teamster  with  I.  Landsberger  <t  Co., 

dwl  817  Greenwich 
Kelly  Bernard,  (Kelly  &  Cnsick)  dwl  644  Howard 
Kelly  Bernard  J.,  tiusmilh  with  "Thomas  Bertram 
Kelly  Bernard  M.,  lather,  dwl  177  Minna 
Kelly  Bridget  A.,  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Pine  and 

Larkin  Street  School 
Kelly    Brothers,     (Cornelius    and    ManusJ    pork 

curers,  433  Stevenson 
Kelly  Bryan,  liquor  saloon,  88  Stevenson 
Kelly   Caius  P.,  assistant  storekeeper  Appraiser's 

Store,  dwl  632^  Minna 
Kelly  Charles,  hackman,  Plaza 
Kelly  Conner  O.  D.,  carpenter,  dwl  Lafayette  nr 

Mission 
Kelly  Cornelius,  (Kelly  Bros.)  dwl  433  Stevenson 
Kelly  Daniel,  cook  North  Pac.   Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Pelican 
Kelly  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  334  Third,  rear 
Kelly  Daniel,  laborer  Miners'  Foundry 
Kelly  Daniel  J.,  brickmason,  dwl  Es  Clinton  bet 

Branuan  and  Townsend 
Kelly  Dennis,  dwl  39  Everett 
Kelly  Dora  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  F.  Uznay, 

dwl  110  Minna 
Kelly  E.,  clerk,  dwl  424  Sansom 
Kelly  Edward,  carpenter  with  James  McGinn,  dwl 

673  Howard 
Kelly  Edward,  coalpasser  P.  M.  S,  S.  Sacramento 
Kelly   Edward,   foreman  tanner  with   Rufferty  & 

Meyer,  dwl  124  San  Bruno  Road  nr  Twenty- 
eighth 
Kelly  Edward,  hostler,  dwl  Agricultural  Park,  CliflF 

House  Road 
Kelly  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  Greenwich  nr  Webster 
Kelly  Edward,  liquor  saloon,  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Kelly  Edward  M.,  cairiagetrinimer  with  Larkins  & 

Co.,  dwl  W  8  Minna  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Kelly  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  442  Brannan 
Kelly  Eugene,  (Donohoe,  K.  &  Co.)  res  New  York 
Kelly  Francis,  plasterer,  dwl  20  Folsom  Avenue 
Kellv  Francis  J.,  plumber  with  Wilson  &  Dixon, 

dwl  N  s  Green  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Kellv  Frank,  molder  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl  361 

First 
Kellv  Frank,  hostler,  dwl  236  Sutler 
KELLY  FRANK,  proprietor  Charter  Oak  Saloon, 

NE  cor  Third  and  Howard,  dwl  21  Stanly  Place 
Kelly  Frank,  stonecutter,  dwl  330  Tehama 
Kelly  Frank  A.,  conductor  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  511 

Stevenson 
Kelly  George,  foreman  S.  F.  Gas  Works,  dwl  S  s 

king  bet  Second  and  Third 
Kellv  Hannah   Mrs.,    upholsteiess  with  Frank  G. 

Edwards,  dwl  546  Natoma 
KELLY,   HENDERSON  &  GILCHRIST,  (John 

Kelly,    Frank    Henderson  and  John   G.    Gil- 
christ) importers  and  jobbers  wines  and  liquors, 

309-311  Front 
Kelly  Henry,  driver  with  Wheeler  &  Wilson  S.  M. 

Co.,  dwl  931  California 
Kelly   Henry,   hairdresser  with  Anthes  <fe  Fleisch- 

mann,  dwl  73  Natoma 
Kelly  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  158  First,  rear 
Kellv  Henij  P,,  bootmaker,  9  Sutter,  dwl  9  Cleave- 

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Kelly  Heniy  W.,  porter  with  J.  D.  Arthur  &  Son, 

ilwl  3t)  Main 
Kelly  H.  F.,  in  borer,  dwl  3:J3  Bush 
Kelly   Honora,  (Avidow)  dwl  E  s  Polk  nr  Hayes 
Kelly  Hufj^h,  dwl  357  Miiiua 
Kelly  Hugh,  blacksmith,  dwl  S  s  Mont  Court 
Kelly  Hugh,  laborer,  dwl  638^  Mission,  rear 
Kelly  Hugh,  laborer  Pacilic  Iron  Works 
Kelly  James,  carpenter,  dwl  1005  Natoma 
Kelly  James,  hostler  Central  R.  11.,  dwl  38  Sixth 
Kelly  James,   hostler  City  R.  R.,  dwl  First  Avenue 

nr  Fifteenth 
Kelly  James,  laborer,  dwl  2  Natoma 
Kelly  James,  laborer,  dwl  110  Dora 
Kelly  James,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Gilbert  bet  Bryant 

and  Brannau 
Kelly  James,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Kelly  James,  liquor  saloon,  751  Mission 
Kelly  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  S  s  Alta  bet  San- 

som  and  Montgomery 
Kelly  James,  ruarblecutter  with  M.  Heverin,  dwl 

607  Battery 
Kelly  James,   molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl  4 

Natoma 
Kelly  James,  rigger,  dwl  United  States  Hotel 
Kelly  James,  stevedore,  dwl  1001  Battery 
KELLY  JAMES,  undertaker,   834  Market,  dwl  W 

B  First  bet  Bryant  and  Harrison 
Kelly  James,  waiter,  dwl  NE  cor  Wash  and  Kearny 
Kellv  James  D.,  salesman  with  Daly  &.  Ward,  dwl 

i25  Turk 
Kelly  James   P.,     packer  with  Helbing  &  Straus, 

dwl  25  Welsh 
Kelly  James  G.,  porter  St.  Mary's  College 
Kelly  James  AI.,  contractor  and  builder,  dwl  303 

Jessie 
Kelly   James    R.,  f Sullivan,  K.  <fc   Co. J  dwl  309 

Leavenworth 
Kellv  Jennie,  seamstress  with  Michael  Huig,  dwl 

314  Third 
Kelly  John,  boarding,  Es  Eighth  nr  Harrison 
Kelly  John,  bookkeeper,  3'27  Bush,  dwl  2J3  Jessie 
Kelly  John,  driver  AA'ith  B.  D.  Bowers,  dwl  Steven- 
son bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Kelly  John,  fireman,  dwl  223  Folsom 
Kelly  John,  fireman,  dwl  896  Front 
Kelly  John,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 

Pelican 
Kelly  John,  freightclerk  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S. 

S.  Orillamme,  dwl  13  Clementina 
Kelly  John,  hostler  with  J.  H.  Swain,  dwl  417  Fol- 
som 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  dwl  209  Leidesdorff 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  dwl  429  Stevenson 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  dwJ  N  8  Green  bet  Hyde  and 

Larkin 
Kelly  John,  laborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 
Kelly  John,  milkman,  dwl  417  Fifth 
Kelly  John,  nurse  City  and  County  Hospital 
Kelly  John,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  3  Dupont 
Kelly  John,  sailmaker  with  C.  C.  Friuk,  dwl  San- 

ches  nr  Thirtieth 
Kelly  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  720  Market 
Kelly  John,   stonemason  Stonemasons'  Association, 

NE  cor  Bush  and  Kearny 
Kelly  John,  tailor  with  Samuel  Figel,  dwl  SW  cor 

Broadway  and  Virginia  Place 
Kelly  John,  tanner  and  currier  with  Simon  Hoff- 
mann, dwl  Twenty-eighth  bet  Mission  and  How 
Kelly  John,  teamster,  dwl  NE  cor  Buchanan  and 

Tyler 
Kelly  John,  teamster  with  William  Kerr,  dwl  903 

Battery 
Kelly  John,  watchman,  dwl  Oregon  bet  Drumm  and 

East 
Kelly  John,  wireworker,  dwl  347  Fourth 
Kelly  John,  (Glinden  &  K.j  bds  338  Bush 
Kelly   John,  (Kelly,  Henderson  &   Gilchrist)  dwl 

NE  cor  Dupont  and  Greenwich 


Kelly  John  Jr.,fKflli/  &  Woodjdw]  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Kelly  John  B.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE' cor  Du- 
pont and  Greenwich 
Kelly  John  B.,   laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry  Ass'n 

dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Kelly  John  B.,   longshoreman,  dwl  W  s  Main  bet 

Market  and  Mission 
Kelly  John  G.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Sev- 
enth and  Folsom,  dwl  305  Seventh 
Kelly  John  H.,  bootmaker,  dwl  1333  Pacific 
Kellv  John  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  125  Fifth 
Kelly  John  J.,  clerk,  103  Front,  dwl  309  Leav 
Kelly  John  J.,  compositor  Commercial  Herald,  dwl 

1120  Sacramento 
Kelly  John   J,,  engineer  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  10  Ve- 
rona Place 
Kelly  John  T.,  liquor  saloon,  840  Mkt,  dwl  3  Mason 
Kelly  John   W.,   contractor,   dwl  Sacramento  bet 

Broderick  and  Devisadero 
Kelly  Joseph,  market,  1159  Howard,  dwl  1232  Fol 
Kelly  Joseph  A.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  1  Thomp- 
son Avenue 
Kelly  Joseph  M.,  clerk,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Kelly  Julia,  (widow)  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  SE  cor  Fol- 
som and  First 
Kelly  Kate  Miss,  hairdresser  with  Mrs.  CM.  Chap- 
man, dwl  N  8  Green  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Kellj'  Kieron,  roadsuperintendent,  dwl  Point  Lobos 

Road,  1  mile  from  Toll  Gate 
Kelly  K.  M.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Potrero  School, 

dwl  1  Thompson  Avenue 
Kelly  Lawrence,  tailor,  dwl  22  Minna 
Kelly  Lawrence,  teamster,  dwl  2  Leroy  Place 
Kelly  Luke,  (Kelly  &  FennessyJ  dwl  4*32  Jessie 
Kelly   Malachi,   laborer,  dwl  Bartol  bet  Broadway 

and  Vallejo 
Kelly  Maiius,  (Kelly  Bros.)  dwl  433  Stevenson 
Kelly  Margaret,  dressmaker,  dwl  638  Filbert 
Kelly  Margaret,  shoefiiter  with  Patrick  Kelly,  dwl 

9   Hunt 
Kelly   Mark,   laborer,   dwl  E  s  Main  bet  Howard 

and  Folsom 
Kelly  Mark,  plasterer,  dwl  424  Powell 
Kelly  Martin,  clerk  tax  collector's  office  City  Hall, 

dwl  Fell  bet  Gough  and  Franklin 
Kelly   Martin,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl  cor 

Haight  and  Market 
Kelly   Martin,   porter  with   C.  C.  Hastings  &  Co., 

dwl  320  Tehama 
Kelly  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  177  Minna 
Kelly  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  320  Tehama 
Kelly  Miciiael,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Kelly  Michael,  asphaltumworker,  dwl  777  Market 
Kelly  Michael,  boatbuilder,  dwl  E  s  Fremont  bet 

Harrison  and  Bryant 
Kelly  Michael,  bootmaker  with  S.  Blane,  dwl  N  s 

Ohio  nr  Broadway 
Kelly  Michael,  cook,  dwl  312  Ritch 
Kelly  Michael,  hackraan,  199  Stevenson 
Kelly  Michael,  hackman.  Plaza,  dwl  37  Sixth 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  8  Broadway 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  115  Vallejo 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  536  Sacramento 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Fort  Pout 
Kellv   Michael,   machinist   Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

i7   Harriet 
Kelly  Michael,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl  4 

Natoma 
Kelly  Michael,  peddler,  dwl  164  Minna 
Kelly  Michael,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  233  Fell 
Kelly  Michael,  (Muholy  &  K.J  dwl  Minna  bet  Third 

and  Fourth 
Kelly  Michael  H.,  (Kelly  &  E^anJ  dwl  325  Hayes 
Kelly  Michael  J.,  supervisor  Twelfth  Ward,  (and 

Kelly  S  Shay  J  dwl  233  Fell 
Kelly  Morty,  hackman.  Plaza,  dwl  103  Prospect  PI 
Kelly  Nathaniel,  liquor  dealer,  dwl  325|  Bush 
Kelly  Nelly,  (widow)  dwl  I  Thompson  Avenue 
Kelly  Owen,  hackman,  Plaza,  dwl  4/4  Jessie 


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KELLY  OWEN,  wholesale  and  retail  liquors,  45 

Second 
Kell  V  Patrick,  barkeeper,  NE  cor  Battery  and  Bush, 

dwl  9-2S  Folsoui 
Kellv  Patrick,  boatman,  dwl  Folsom  St.  Wharf 
KELLY  PATRICK,  boots  and  shoes,  327  and  329 

Bush,  dwl  223  Jessie 
Kelly  Patrick,  calker  Calkers'  A68'n,713  Mission 
Kelly  Patrick,  labf)rer,  dwl  213  Perry 
Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  673  Howard 
Kelly  P.itrick.  laborer  S.F.&P. Sugar  Refinery,  dwl 

E  s  Ei^cbtb  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Linden  bet  Octavia 

and  Gough 
Kellv  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Green  bet  Larkiu 

and  Polk 
Kelly  Patrick,  laborer  with  Savage  &  Co.,  dwl  110 

.Minna 
Kelly  Patrick,  marbleworks,  N  s  Mission  nr  Laskie, 

dwl  3  Laskie 
Kelly  Patrick,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl  NW 

cor  Xatouia  and  First 
Kelly  Patrick,  peddler,  dwl  546  Xatonia 
Kelly  Patrick,  shoemaker,  11  Sutter,  dwl  9  Cleave- 

faud 
Kelly  Patrick,    shoemaker    with    Buckingham    & 

Hecbt,  dwl  227  Seeoud 
Kelly  Patrick,  steward,  dwl  242  Minna,  rear 
Kelly  Patrick,  waiter  Lick  House,  dwl  75  Jessie, 

rear 
Kelly  Patrick,  (Kellj/  4    Slavin)  dwl  1324  Dupont 
Kelly  Patrick  C.,  laborer  McNeil's  warehouse,  dwl 

icfl'i^i  Minna,  rear 
Kelly  Patrick  R.,  caterer.  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Kelly  Patrick  T.,  shoemaker  with   Metropolitan  B. 

<fc  S.  Co.,  res  San  Antonio 
Kelly  P.  D.,  hostler,  dwl  333  Bush 
Kelly  Peter,  groceiies  and  liquors,  235  Fell 
Kelly  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  409  Greenwich 
Kelly  Peter,  miner,  dwl  210  Pacific 
Kelly  Peter,  porter  with   Martin  Kedon,   dwl  215 

Clay 
Kelly  Peter,  watchman  with  Cal.  Com.  and  M.  Co., 

dwl  Larkin  nr  Greenwich 
Kelly  Peter  J.,  (Lemon  &,  K.j  dwl  5.53^  Tehama 
Kelly   P.   Rowland,    salesman    with    C.    P.    Van 

Scbaack  &  Co.,  dwl  1217  Mason 
Kelly   Robert,  porter  Brooklyn    Hotel,    dwl   243 

Clara 
Kellv  Robert  G.,  engineerwith  S.V. Water  Co.,  dwl 

319  Fdlsora 
Kelly  Robert  P.,  foreman  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Kelly  Rody,  slmecutter  with  I.   31.    Wentworth   & 

Co.,  dwl  34  Hayes 
Kelly  Rosa,    (widow)    matron    County    Jail,  N  s 

Broadway  nr  Kearny 
Kelly  Rose,  (widow)  furnished  rooms  110  Minna 
Kelly  S.  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Silver  St.  Pri- 
mary School,  dwl  511  Stevenson 
Kellv  Sarah  Miss,  liquor  saloon,  8  Broadwav 
Kelly  S.  H.,  hostler,  dwl  333  Bush 
Kelly  Sidney,  watchman  S.  F.  Assaying  and  Refiu- 

iutf  Works,  dwi  27  Downey 
Kelly  Stephen,  labirer,  dwl  136  Dora 
Kelly  Stephen,  laborer,  dwl  lOtil  Market 
Kelly  Terence  B.,  drugi;ist,  508  Davis 
Kelly  Thomas,  carpenter  with  B.  &.  J.  S.  Doe,   dwl 

Braunau  St.  House 
Kelly  Thomas,  dravmau  with  Sanderson  &   Horn, 

dwl  G24  O'Fanell 
Kelly  Thomas,   gastitter,  dwl    N    s    Liberty    bet 

Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Kelly  Thomas,  helper  R.  C.  Orphan  Asylum,  dwl 

154  Jessie 
Kelly  Thomas,  helper  with  H.  J.  Randall,  dwl  669 

Market 
Kelly  Thomas,  hostler  Union  Iron  Works,   dwl  6 

Front 


Kelly  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  1053  Howard 

Kelly  Thomas,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 

Kelly  Thomas,  liquor  saloon  and  racket  court,  846 

Howard 
Kelly  Thomas,  painter  with  Hopps  &,  Sons 
Kellv  Thomas,  porter  U.S.A. Clothing  Dcpiit,  dwl  9 

Hunt 
Kelly  Thomas,  proprietor  California  Sale  and  Ex- 
change Stable,  SE  cor  Geary  and  Leav 
Kelly  Thomas,  special  policeman,   dwl  10  William, 

rear 
Kelly    Thomas,  superintendent    City    and  County 

Cemetery,  dwl  Point  Lobos  road  5j  miles  from 

City  Hall 
Kelly  Thomas,   watchman    Metropolitan   Theater, 

dwl  241  Minna 
Kelly  Thomas,  waiter  Lick  House 
Kelly  Thomas  F.,  machinist  Pacific  Iron  Works, 

res  Brooklyn 
Kelly  Thomas   H.,  stonecutter  with  John   Lee  & 

Co.,  dwl  Lyon  bet  Post  and  Gearv 
Kelly  Thomas   W.,  steward  Wisconsin   Hotel,    311 

Pacific 
Kelly   Thomas  W.   H.,  painter    with    McAlpiu  & 

Grey,  dwl  NE  cor  Greenwich  and  Hyde 
Kelly  Timothy,    laborer   Masonic   Cemetery,    dwl 

SW  cor  Ash  aud  Octavia 
Kelly  Timothy,  laborer  with  Alois  Brandt,  dwl  919 

Battery 
Kelly  William,  gasfitter,  dwl  51  Clara 
Kelly  William,  laborer,  dwl  38  First 
Kelly  William,  laborer  P.    M.  S.   S.  Color^ido 
Kelly  William,   mariner,   dwl  Jackson   House,  S  s 

Jackson  bet  Davis  and  Druniin 
Kelly  William,  nightclerk  Occidental  Hotel 
Kelly  William,  stairbuilder,  dwl  3  Tay  nr  Clay 
Kelly  William  F,  clerk  Occidental  Hotel 
Kelly  William   H.,  keeper  County  Jail,   dwl  513 

Hvde,  rear 
Kelly  William  J. ,  clerk  with   McCullough  &  Boyd, 

dwl  309  Leavenworth 
Kelly  William  J.,  gasfitter  with  Wilson  &  Dixon, 

Kelly  William  M.,  deputy  sheriff  City  Hall,  dwl  125 

Turk 
Kelly  William   P.,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  N  s  Fell  bet  Lagnna  and  Octavia 
Kelly  William  P.,  tailor,  dwl  5  Florence 
Kelly  &  Cusick,  {Bernard  Kelly  and    Patrick  F. 

Cusick)  fruits,  etc.,  231  Second 
KELLY  ifc  EGAN,   (Michael  U.  KelJi/  and  John 

Enganj  wholesale  wines  and  liquors,  604  Bat 
KELLY  &  FEXNESSY,   ( Lnke  Kelly   &   Dmnd 

FennexsyJ  Charter  Oak  livery  and  sale  stable, 

773  JIarket 
KELLY  &  SHAY,  (Michael  J.  Kelly   and    Bar- 

tliolomew  J.    Shay)    real   estate   agents,  office 

226  Montgomery 
Kelly  &   Slavin,  (Patrick  Kelly  and  Patrick  Sla- 

vin)  bakery,  1324  Dupont 
KELLY  &  WbOD,  (.hAa  Kelly  Jr.,  and  Francis 

Woodj  proprietors  Brooklyn  Hutel,  210  aud  212 

Bush 
Kelly.— See  Kelley 
Kelm  W.   H.,    Presidio   Market,  NE   cor   Pacific 

and  Leavenworth 
Kelser  Samuel,  laborer  North    Pac.  Trans.    Go's  S. 

S.  California 
Kelsey  Mary  J.  Mrs.,  boarding,  SW  cor  Fulsom  and 

First 
Kelsey  William,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  21  Frederick 
Keli-ey  William  F..  nursery  depot,  317  Washington, 

res  Oakland 
Kelso  John,  ( Hancock  &  K.J  dwl  414  Beale 
Kelso  Samuel,  seaman,  dwl  440  Third 
Kelso  William,  carpenter,  dwl  214  Ritch,  reir 
Kelso  William,  helper   Pacific   Rolling  Mill,    dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Kelso  William,  laborer,  dwlE  s  Illinois  nr  Napa 


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Kelt  Robert,  laborer  with   William  E.  Loomis,  dwl 

1:21-1  Sutler 
Kelter  Baruey,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Ivy  and  Van  Ness 

Avenue 
Kelting  Jacob,  fKclting  &  PeterxonJ  dwl  37  Sac 
Kelting  &   Peterson,  {Jacob    KcUinsr  and    Claus 

Peterson)  coffee  saloon,  li9  Sucramento 
Keltou  Daniel,  dwl  25S  Clementina 
Kelton  David  M.,  calker,  dwl   W  s  Alabama  bet 

Twenty-tbiid  and  Twenty-fourth 
Kelton  John   C,  LieulCol.,  Adjutant  General  Mil. 

Div.  Pac,   otiice  SVV  cor  Market  and  Third, 

dwl  i-27  Bryant 
Kelton  Samuel  I?.,  plasterer,  dwl  30  Clarice  Place 
Keltou   William,  baokkeeper  with   Peter  Craig  & 

Son,  dwl  8-J3  Miirket 
Kem  Joseph,  clerk,  dwl  -17  Second 
Kemm  Edward,  bookkeeper  with   Haynes  &  Law- 
ton,  dwl  6  Montifomery 
Kemme   George,  clerk  with   G.   Leipnitz,  dwl  409 

Dupont 
Kemp  Charles  L.,  foreman  with  J.  B.   Kemp,  dwl 

Berry  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Kemp  Cliristopher  JM.,  (colored)  engineer  with  W. 

S.    Phelps  •&    Co.,   dwl  NE   cor    Mason   and 

Broadway 
Kemp  George  W.,  f  Williams  &  K.J  dwl  NE  cor 

G^>ugh  and  McAllister 
Kemp  Henry,  waiter  Grand  Hotel,  dwl  36  Louisa 
Kemp    Horace,  sliipderk,   dwl  W  a    Dupont  bet 

Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Kemp  James,  carpenter,  dwl  3  Hardie  Place 
Kemp  James  E.,  cook  Industrial  School,  Old  Ocean 

House  Road,  5  miles  from  Citv  Hall 
KEMP  JESSE  B.,  foreman  with"  H.   F.  Williams 

&  Co.,  dwl  W  8  Long  Bridge 
Kemp  John,  carpenter,  dwl  ti  Hubbard 
Kemp  John,  conductor  Potrero  &.  Bay  View  R.  R. 
Kemp  John,  wheelwright,  dwl  752  Harrison 
Kemp  John  C..  photographer  with  Bay  ley  &  Win- 
ters, dwl  W  s  Mission  bet  Sixteenth  and  Sev- 
enteenth 
Kemp  Jolin  H.,  agent  B.  L.  Solomon  &  Sons'   up- 
holstery, 2".i  Montgomery,  dwl  -159  Minna 
Kemp  Johu  W.,  rigger  and  stevedore,   dwl  N  s 

Union  bet  Sansom  and  Battery 
Kemp  Joseph,   (  Warren  &  K.)  dwl  5-13  Howard 
Kemp  J.  R  ,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Kemp  Margar»»t  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  426  Tiiird 
Kemp  Vanee  John  C,  clerk,  2009  Mission 
Kemp  Vanee  John  C.  Jr.,  photographer,  dwl  2009 

Mission 
Kemp  Vanee  John  M.,  photographer,  dwl  2009  Miss 
Kempe   Max,   salesman,  537  Commercial,  dwl  228 

Bush 
Kemper  Henry,  porter  Pacific  Exchange,  26  Steuart 
Kempf  Conrad,  cook,  dwl  814  Montgomery 
Kempfer  Charles,  shoemaker  with  Pfeitl'er  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Rasette  Alley  and  Dupont  Place 
Kempinsky  Hermann,  tailor,  dwl  270  Clementina 
Kempner  I.'idor,  hiiirdresserwith  Blodes  &  Brodek, 

dwl  47  Third 
Kempner  Jacob,  clothing,  926  Kearny 
Kempner  Philip,  furniture,  1311  Dupont,  dwl  1316 

Dupont 
Kemps  William,  liquor  saloon,  dwl  230  Clementina 
Kempstead    William,    billiard     clerk     Occidental 

Hotel 
Kempton    R.    W.,    carpenter   H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Kenalick  Michael,  deckhand  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  stm 

Chrvsopolis,  dwl  1  Sonoma  Place 
KENDALL  C.  C.  &  CO.,  exchange  brokers,  206 

Montjiomery 
Kendall  Charles  C,  (C.   C.  Kendall  &   Co.)  dwl 

519  Leavenworth 
Kendall  Cyrus  L.,  scale  builder  with  Fairbanks  &. 

Hutchinson,  dwl  26  Geary 
Kendall  James,  cook,  dwl  407  Drumm 


Kendall    James   K.,  musician  California  Theater, 

dwl  28  Ellis 
Kendall  Jerome,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Valparaiso  nr 

Jones 
Kendall  John,  dwl  10  Broadway 
Kendall  Mira  Mrs.,  dwl  120  Fourth 
Kendall  M.  V.  Mrs.,  dressmaking,  26  Geary 
Kendall  Thomas,  clerk,  90  California  Market,  dwl 

334  Vallejo 
Kendall  W.,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Pelican 
Kendrick  Albert,  salesman  with  Joseph  Figel,  dwl 

921  Howard 
Kendrick  Thomas,  (Roche,  Bishop  &  K.J  dwl  117 

Welsh 
Kenealy  John,  salesman,  dwl  36]  Jessie 
Kenealv  Nannie  Mrs.,  (Dillon  &  Hennessey  J  dwl 

361' Jessie 
Kenealy  William,  laborer,  dwl  1323  Sacramento 
Keuefick  David,  laborer,  dwl  51  Minna 
Kenefie  Bart,  second  mate  C.  S.   Nav.  Co.'s  stm 

Chrvsopolis 
Kenitzer  Charles,  draftsman  with  Henry  Kenitzer, 

dwl  323  Jessie 
Kenitzer  Henry,  architect,  office  SW  cor  California 

and  Kearny,  dwl  1132  Sutter 
Kenna  Frank,  laundryman  Occidental  Hotel 
Kenna  James,  carpenter,  dwl  NE   cor  Sixth   and 

Braunan 
Kenna  John  J.,  driver  S.  F.  Laundry,  dwl  Turk 

bet  Webster  and  Buchanan 
Kenna    Patrick,    carpenter    H.    C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
Kenna  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  232  Sixth 
Kenna  William,  nightwatchman  with  William  6. 

Weir,  1021  Mission 
Kennau  Josiah  G.,  physician,   office  and  dwl  629 

Clay 
Kenuard  George  W.,  porter  with  Jones  &  Co.,  and 

extraman  steamer  No.  5,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  14  St. 

Mary  Place 
Kennealy  David,  marblepolisher  with  Bianchi  & 

Cuueo,  dwl  1(50  Doia 
Kennealy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  NW  cor  Hyde  and 

Post 
Kennedy ,  (first  name  refused)  horseshoer  with 

P.  Bonis,  214  Stevenson 
Kennedy  Albert  W.,  grainer,  dwl  1057  Howard 
Kennedy  Alexander  M.,  clerk,  dwl  427  Bush 
Kennedy  Alfred,  clerk,  dwl  3  Oak 
Kennedy  Alfred,  miner,  dwl  103  First 
Kennedy  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  462  Minna 
Kennedy  B.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Kennedy  Bartholomew,  blacksmith,  dwl  .35  Rausch 
Kennedy  Bartholomew,  foundrymau  Union  Foun- 
dry, dwl  282  Miuna 
Kennedy  Bideiea,  (widow)  lodgings,  51  Third 
Kennedy  Brothers,  (J.  O.  B.  and  BryanJ  groceries 

and  liquors,  SW  cor  Ellis  and  Larkin 
Kennedy  av-^ -aw,  (Kennedy  Bros.j  dwl  628  Ellis 
Kennedy   Catherine,    (widow)    dwl    616   Natoma, 

rear 
Kennedy  Charles  A.,  driver  with  Boston  Cracker 

Co.,'  dwl  5075  Leavenworth 
Kennedy  D.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Kennedy  Daniel,  longshoreman,  dwl  213  Perry 
Kennedy  Deimis,  fireman,  dwl  219  Folsom,  rear 
Kennedy  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  5  Anna 
Kennedy  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  Dodge  nr  Turk 
Kennedy  Dennis,  marbleworker,  dwl  SE  cor  Turk 

and  Larkin 
KENNEDY   EDMUND  C,  importer  and  jobber 

carpets,  oilcloths,  etc.,  215  and  217  Bush,  dwl 

110/  Bush 
Kennedy  Edward,  laborer,  bds  444  Sixth 
KENNEDY  EDWARD,  proprietor  Genesee  Flour 

Mills,  Gold  nr  Sansom,  dwl  614  Lombard 
Kennedy  Edward,  (Kennedy  db   MonellJ  dwl  SW 

cor  Howard  and  Twenty-third 


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Kennedy  Edward  T.,  bookkeeper  with  Godeffroy  & 

Sillem,  dwl  NVV  cor  Washingion  and  Lagnna 
Kennedy  Edwin,  student,  dwl  1410  Sacramento 
Kennedy  Eliza  Mrs.,  dwl  1213  Clay 
Kennedy  Francis,  boarding  and  lodging,  '2G  Jessie 
KENNEDY  FRANK,  attorney  at  law,  office  604 

Merchant,  dwl  12'2a^  Folsom 
Kennedy  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  445  Bnsb 
Kennedy  Huglt",  horseshoer  with  Patrick  Brannan, 

dwl  319  Clementina 
Kennedy  Humphrey,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar 

Reiinery 
Kennedy  James,  dwl  15  Monroe 
Kennedy  James,  blacksmith,  dwl  114  William 
Kennedy  James,  drayman,  dwl  112  Clinton 
Kennedy  James,  driver  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl 20  Moss 
Kennedy  James,  expresswagon,  junction  California 

and  Market,  dwl  Lily  bet  Franklin  and  Gongh 
Kennedy  James,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Kennedy  James,  tailor,  dwl  31J3  Bush 
Kennedy  James,  waiter  Aurora  Restaurant,  dwl  27 ^ 

Fourth 
Kennedy  James  E.,  bookbinder  with  D.  Hicks  & 

Co.i  dwl  1014  Montgomery 
Kennedy  James  K.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  541  Second 
Kennedy  James  S.,  loan  and  commission  merchant, 

office  408  California,  dwl  340  Thirteenth 
Kennedy  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Page  bet  Franklin 

and  Gough 
Kennedy  Jane,  stewardess  P.  M.  S.  S.  America 
Kennedy  J.  O.  B.,  (Kennedy  Bros. J  dwl  628  Ellis 
Kennedy  John,  bagmaker  with  Neville  &  Co.,  dwl 

NW  cor  Stockton  and  Vallejo 
Kennedy  John,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Cushman  nr  Sac 
Kennedy  Jolin,  coachman,  1415  Taylor 
Kennedy  John,  laborer,  dwl  251  Clementina 
Kennedy  John,  laborer,  dwl  462  Tehama 
Kennedy  John,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

Co.,  dwl  554  Tehama 
Kennedy  Jolin,  laborer  with  Cutting  &  Co. 
Kennedy  John,   laborer  with  Kennedy  &  Feehery, 

dwi  SE  cor  Pierce  and  Chesnnt 
Kennedy  John,  plasterer,  dwl  NE  cor  Front  and 

Sacramento 
Kennedy  John,  stovemounter  with  Locke  &  Mon- 
tague, 114  Battery 
Kennedy  John,  tailor  with  John  Whalen,  dwl  67 

Jessie 
Kennedy  John,  watchman  new  U.  S.  Branch  Mint 
Kennedy  John,  workman  Selby'e  Smelting  Works, 

Noith  Beach 
Kennedy  John,  (Jeffress  &  Co.)  dwl  46  Everett 
Kennedy  Joiin  A.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  541  Second 
Kennedy  John  E.,  patternmaker  Fulton  Foundry, 

dwl  46  Clemeuiina 
Kennedy  John  P.,  painter, SE  cor  New  Montgomery 

and  Jessie,  dwl  1103  Folsom 
Kennedy  John  H.,  cooper  with  Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl 

78  N  atom  a 
Kennedy  John  H., stevedore  Riggers  and  Stevedores 

Association,  429  Pacific 
Kennedy  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  189  Folsom,  rear 
Kennedy  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Kentucky  nr 

Illinois 
Kennedy  Kate  Miss,  principal  North  Cosmopolitan 

School,  dwl  1213  Clay 
Kennedy    Lawrence,  laborer,  dwl  E  8  Main  bet 

Howard  and  Folsom 
Kennedy  L.  W.,  importer,  dwl  816  Bush 
Kennedy  Margaret  Miss,  (Kennedy  &  McGruderJ 

dwl  (i2  Tliird 
Kennedy  Margery  Miss,  milliner  with  Miss  AnnaG. 

Carroll,  dwl  6  Cushman 
Kennedy  Martin,  bricklayer,  dwl  11 1  Freelon 
Kennedy    Martin    J.,  signpainter  with  John  W. 

Cherry,  dwl  11  Freelon 
Kennedy  Matthew,  cooper  with  Therence  Landry, 
dwl  20  Tehama 
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Kennedy  Matthew  G.,  (Snn  Frnncisco  Transfer 
Co.)  208  Montgomery,  dwl  350  Jebsie 

Kenne<iy  Michael,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  50 
Clementina,  rear 

Kennedy  Michael,  laborer  S.  F.  and  P.  Sutjar  Re- 
finery, dwl  554  Tehama 

Kennedy  Michael,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl 
cor  Kentucky  and  South 

Kennedy  Michael,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works, 
dwl  569  Mission 

Kennedy  Michael,  painter,  dwl  707  Front 

Kennedy  Michael,  wheelwright,  dwl  23  Ritch 

Kennedy  Michael  C,  machinist  with  William  Dea- 
con, <iwl521  Howard 

Kennedy  Morris,  boot  and  shoemaker,  dwl  6  Hay- 
wood 

Kennedy  Moses,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 

Kennedy  Patrick,  clerk,  dwl  628  Ellis 

KenTiedy  Patrick,  deckhand  stm  Vallejo,  Front 
Street  Wharf 

Kennedy  Patrick,  gardener  Woodward's  Gardens, 
dwl  First  Avenue  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 

Kennedy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  366  Natoma 

Kennedy  Patrick,  hi  borer,  dwl  E  s  Chesley  bet 
Harrison  and  Bryant 

Kennedy  Patrick,  (Kennedy  &  Co.)  dwl  358  Clem 

Kennedy  Patrick  B.,  ( Kennedy  &  Tobin)  0,\\\^\^ 
cor  Ellis  and  Lai-kin 

Kennedy  Patrick  J.,  plasterer,  dwl  34  Moss 

Kennedy  Philip,  (Kennedy  &  O'NeiU)  dwl  118 
ThiI'd 

Kennedy  Richard,  tailor,  dwl  E  s  Cushman  nr  Sac 

Kennedy  Richard  D.,  glassblower,  dwl  1151  Folsom 

Kennedy  Sarah  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  716  Cal 

Kennedy  Selden  W.,  master  mariner,  dwl  S  s  Union 
bet  Battery  and  Sansom 

Kennedy  T.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 

Kennedy  Tliomas,  dwl  W  s  Devisadero  nr  Ellis 

Kennedy  Thomas,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  & 
Hecht,  dwl  234  Powell 

Kennedy  Thomas,  captain  schooner  Ocean  Pearl, 
dwl  409  Folsom 

Kennedy  Thomas,  farmer,  dwl  Harbor  View  nr 
Presidio 

Kennedy  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  26  Louisa,  rear 

Kennedy  Thomas,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B. 
and  S.   Co.,  dwl  K  s  Cushman  nr  Sacramento 

Kennedy  Thomas,  shoemaker  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl 
45  Vallejo 

Kennedy  Thomas,  special  policeman,  dwl  505  Val- 
lejo 

Kennedy  Thomas  H.,  (Kennedy  <fc  Durr)  dwl  21 
Grant  Avenue 

Kennedy  Timothy,  (Kennedy  &  Feehery)  dwl  SE 
cor  Pierce  and  Chestnut 

Kennedy  Timothy  J.,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  FMrst 
and  Stevenson,  dwl  S  s  Natoma  bet  Tenth  and 
Eleventh 

Kennedy  William,  boatman,  dwl  SW  cor  Davis  and 
Vallejo 

Kennedy  William,  metalroofer  with  Conliu  &  Rob- 
erts, dwl  11  Freelon 

Kennedy  William,  salesman  with  Michael  Guerin, 
dwl  78  Natoma 

Kennedy  William,  superintendent  California  Mar- 
ket, dwl  623  Howard 

Kennedy  William,  upholsterer  with  John  C.  Bell, 
dwl  524  Market 

Kennedy  William,  wagonmaker  with  John  W.  Far- 
ren,  dwl  cor  Seventeenth  and  Diamond 

Kennedy  William  S.,  laborer,  dwl  U  Sherwood  PI 
Kennedy  &  Co.,  (Patrick  Kennedy,  Janirs  Tolnn 
and    Michael   Dunigan)    marbleworks,    1073 
Market 
Kennedy  &  Durr,  (Thomas  H.  Kennedy  and  John 
Durr)  dry  goods,  108  Third 

Kennedy  &  Feehery,  (  Timothy  Kennedy  and  Ed- 
ward Feehery}  milkmen,  SE  cor  Pierce  and 
Chestnut 


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Kennedy  &  Mc-Grnder.  /'Mii's  Mnr^nrct  Kennedy 
and  Mrs.  Kate  McGruderJ  milliners  aud  dresii- 
niaUera,  6J  Third 
Kennedy  &.  Moiiell,  { Edward  Kenned;/  and  Walter 

./.  Moncll)  inerchanr  tailors,  505  California 
Kennedy  &  O'Neill,  (Philip  Kennedy  and  Tliomas 

O'Ne/Hj  dry  goods.  1 18  Third 
Kennedy  &.  T()l)in,  (Patrick  B.  Kennedy  and  Rich- 
ard (J.  Tohin)  dry  goodn,  'I'i'i  Kearuv 
Keniiefick  Patrick,  lalioier,  dwl  "22  Ranscli 
Kennelly  David,  niarblepolisLer,  dwl  S  8  Dora  bet 

Harrison  and  Bryant 
Kennelly  Edward,  niiner,  dwl  1010  Filbert 
Kenia-lly  Jeremiah,  tailor,  dwl  310  Union 
Kennelly    Patrick,  (Kennelly  <&  Sullivan)  dwl  420 

Shipley 
Kennelly  Terence,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  l'-!23  Folsom,  rear 
'K.GnvwWy  &L>in\\\ysM,  (  Patrick  Ketmelly  and  Flor- 
ence SullivanJ  blacksmiths,  501  Sntter 
Kennersou  William,  engineer,  dwl  W  s  Montgom- 
ery bet  Lombard  and  Ci)estnnt 
Kenney  Ann,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  5'JGPine 
Kenney  Annie  Miss,  fnrnisbed  rooms.  114  Natoma 
Kenney  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  NE  cor  Shipley 

and  Willow 
Kenney  Charles  A.,  bookkeeper  witb    Littlefield, 
Webb  &.  Co.,  dwl  S  s  Jackson  bet  Powell  and 
Mason 
Kenney  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  509  Hyde 
Kenney  Edward,  foundryman,  dwl  801  Hyde 
Kenney  George  G.,  pinmber,  dwl  .tJ6  Pine 
Kenney  Isaac  A.,  fj.  J.  Dnjj'y  &  Co. J  res  Brook- 
lyn, Alameda  Co. 
Kenney  James,  nielter  S.  F.  Assaying  and  Refining 

Works,  dwl  G57  Minna 
Kenney  James,  pressman  Alta  California 
Kenney   James,  8boem;iker,  SW  cor  Market  and 

Fourth,  dwl  4  Fourth 
Kenney  James  J..  Supervisor  Third  Ward  and  Com- 
missioner S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  (ioo  Washington 
Kenney  .lohn,  laborer,  dwl  Es  Washington  Avenue 

nr  Twenty-eighth,  Berual  Hights 
Keiniey  John,  salesman,  dwl  W  s  Xebrnska  nr  Park 
Kenney  John,  stablekeeper,  dwl  7:J8  Union 
Kenney  John  C,  waiter  with  Bertz  &  Co.,  dwl  279 

Clara 
Kenney  John  S.,  foreman  tailor   shop    Industrial 
Sciiotd,  Old  Ocean  House  Road,  5  miles  from 
City  Hall 
Kenney  John  W.,  machinist,  dwl  707  Mission 
Kenney  Joseph    W.,  superintendent  sewers,   dwl 

719  O'Karrell 
Kenney   Martin,   (Kenney  &   McGrathJ  dwl   209 

Eighth 
Kenney  Michael,  bootmaker,  dwl  NE   cor  Shipley 

and  Willow 
Kenney   Michael,  clerk  with   H.  Newdorffer,  dwl 

131  Shipley 
Kenney  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  72  Tehama 
Kenney  Patrick,  bootmaker,  235  Jackson 
Kenney  Patrick,  tanner  with  Cornelius  O'Donnell, 

dwl  Es  Oak  bet  Bnchauiin  and  Webster 
Kenney  Peter,  (  IVatson  d,-  K.J  dwl  719  O'Farrell 
Kenney  Robert,  dwl  W  s  Indiana  nr  Sierra 
Kenney   Thomas,    carpenter    H.    C.   League,  128 

Kearny 
Kenney  Tliomas,  freight  clerk  North  Pac.  Trans. 

Co.'s  S.  S.  Pelican 
Kenney  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  64  Jessie 
Kenney  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  242  Fifth 
Kenney  Thomas,  sawyer  with   Schreiber,  Rohr  & 

Co.,  dwl  80  Jessie 
Kenney  Thomas,  teamster  with  William  Kerr,  dwl 

903  Battery 
Kenney  William  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  .509  Hyde 
Kenney  &    McGiath,  (Martin  Kenney' &  Owen 

McGrathJ  wood  and  coal,  1167  Howard 
Kenney. — See  Kenny 


Kenniely  Jeremiah,  (Flannigan  &    K.J  dwl  NW 

cor  Front  and  Pacific 
Kennitf  Andrew  D.,  boxmaker  with  Swan,  Dunbar 

&  Co..  dwl  1417  Mason 
Kenniff  Peter,  printer,  dwl  228iRitch 
Kenniff  William,  bellhanger,  dwl22Si  Ritch 
Kennovan  Andrew,  blacksmith,  dwl  Coso  House 
Kenny  Albert  S.,  paymaster  U.  S.  Navy,  office  434 

California,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Kenny  Bartholomew,  contractor,  dwl  S  s  Pine  bet 

PieiTe  and  Scott 
Kenny  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  12  Natoma 
Kenny  Brothers,  (John  and  Peter  Kenny)  black- 

sinitlis,  Mission  nr  Sixteenth 
Keiniy  Bryan,  nurse  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Kenny  Dennis,  carrier  Monitor,  dwl  305  Fifth 
Kenny  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  74  First 
Kenny  Frank  G.,   bookkeeper  with  Hagar  &  Co. 

and  correspondent  N.  Y.  Herald,  dwl  619  Pine 
Kenny  George  L.,  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co.,  dwl 

1027  Green 
Kenny  James,  driver  N.B.  and  M.  R.R.,  dwl  W  s 

Bryant  nr  Twenty  fourth 
Kenny  James,  messman  P.M.S.S.  Great  Republic 
Kenny  James,  waiter,  dwl  637  Howard 
Kenny  John, bricklayer  Brick  layers'Ass'n, 234  Sutter 
Kenny  John,  laborer,  dwl  219  Pacific 
Kenny  John,  laborer,  dwl  318  Pacific 
Kenny  John,  laborer,  dwl  Point  Lobos  Road  \  mile 

west  Toll  Gate 
Kenny  John,  peddler,  dwl  136  Natoma 
Kenny  John,  stonecutter  with  Dillon  &  Lane,  dwl 

606  Third 
Kenny  John,  (Kenny  Brothers  J  dwl  E  s  Mission  nr 

Sixteenth 
Kenny  John  J.,  operator  W.U.  Telegraph  Co.,  dwl 

W  8  Salmon  nr  Pacific 
Kenny  Kearn,  picture  and  looking-glass  manufac- 
turer, 120  Fourth,  dwl  113  Welsh 
Kenny  Lawrence,  metal  roofer,  dwl  E  s  Larkin  bet 

Vallejoand  Broadway 
Kenny  Michael,  laborer  S.F.  Gas  Co 
Kenny  Michael,  watchmau  S.V.  Waterworks,  dwl 

W  6  Salmon  nr  Pacific 
Kenny  Patrick,  currier,  dwl  N  s  Oak  bet  Buchanan 

and  Webster 
Kenny  Patrick,  driver  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  Shipley 

nr  Britinian 
Kenny  Patrick,  (Kenny  &  Casey  J  dwl  728  Clem 
Kenny  Patrick  H.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  950  Mission 
Kenny  Peter,  (Kenny  Brothers)  dwl  E   s  Mission 

nr  Sixteenth 
Kenny  Walton,  clerk  with  McAllisters  &  Bergin, 

dwl  737  Howard 
Keuny  William,  clerk  with  James  Connolly,  dwl  5 

Powell 
Kenny  William  J.,  machinist  with  William  Cald- 
well, 113  Beale 
Kenny  &  Casey,  (Patrick  Kenny  and  Daniel  J. 

CaseyJ  blacksmiths,  955  Folsom 
Kenny.— See  Kenney 

Kensley  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  39  Stanford 
Kent  Edwin  C,   porter  with  William  H.  Blossom, 

dwl  319  Stockton 
Kent  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
Kent  John  Henry,  (colored)  boot  blacking,  504  Mar- 
ket, dwl  726" Pacific 
Kent  Julien,  actor,  dwl  521  Pine 
Kent  K.  C. ,  housekeeper  Home  of  the  Inebriate,  NE 

cor  Stockton  and  Chestnut 
Kent  Lewis  A.,  agent  Mitchell's  Atlas,  dwl  718  Cal 
Kent  Peter,  bousecarpeuter,  dwl  1018  Market 
Kent  Richard,  painter,   dwl  SE  cor   Larkin   and 

Beach 
Kent  Richard  F.,  stockbroker,  office  404  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  SW  cor  Ellis  and  Larkin 
Kent  Samuel  H.,  shipbuilder,  dwl  711  Leavenworth 
Kent  Thaddeus  B.,  bookkeeper  with  Maurice  Dore 

&  Co.,  dwl  514  Suiter 


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Kent  Thomas,  fruit  stand,  SE  cor  California  and 

Montfiomery,  dwi  515  Sacramento 
Kentfield  George,  captain  scLooner  Ocean  Spray, 

dwl  1011  Stockton 
Keutfield  John,  (John  Kentfieli  &   Co.)  dwl  333 

Fremont 
Kentfield  John  &  Co.,  (Charles  Nelson)  lumber, 

pier  10,  Stenart 
KENTUClv  MINING  CO.,  (Gold  Hill,  Nev.)  of- 
fice 4iy  California 
Kentucky  Livery  Stables,  Brophy  &  Bema  propri- 
etors. 4"20  Pacific 
Kentzel  James  \\.,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

S  8  Broadway  het  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Kentzel  Wiiliam'H.,  Captain  Harbor  Police,  dwl 

1423  Mason 
Kenyon  Charles  E.,  packer  with  Boston  Cracker  Co., 

dwl  77  Natoma 
Kenyon  John,  drayman  with  E.  E.  Morse,  215  Front 
Kenzie  Kenuet,  blacksmith,  dwl  -2:27  Second 
Keuzie  Ptiillip.  laborer,  dwl  Ninety-dollar  Lot,  Old 

San  Jose  Eoad,  6  miles  from  City 
Keojian  Patrick,   /  Skerrelt  if  Co. J  dwl  NE  cor 

Siiipley  and  Willow 
Keogh  James,  jobwagon,  dwl  258  Jessie 
Keogh  James  R.,  wharfinger  Howard  St.  Wharf, 

dwl  715  Bush 
Keon  Charles,  groceries  and  liquors,  926  Folsom 
Keopke  Henry,  baker,  dwl  145  Silver 
Keough   Patrick,  expressman,   dwl  W  s    Stockton 

bet  Francisco  and  Bay 
Keoiigh  William,  laborer,  dwl  17  Rasette  Place 
Keown  James   H.,  mining,  dwl  N  s  Turk  bet  Van 

Ness  Avenue  and  Polk 
Kepfier  Lewis,  engineer,  dwl  225  Ritch 
Keppeil  William,  driver,  dwl  748^  Market 
Kepping  Charles,  niariner,  dwl  3J  Steuart 
Keppler  Louis,  machinist  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
KLKBY,    BYRNE    &   CO.,    (Patrick   Kerby    & 

Garrett  J.  Byrne)  importers  and    retail   dry 

goods,  7  Montgomery 
Kerby  John,  laborer,  dwl  560  Jlission 
Kerby  John,   laborer  with  J.   B.  Kemp,   dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Kerby  Patrick,  (Kerby, Byrne  &  Co.)  res  New  York 
Kerby  Richard,  clerk,  dwl  410  Kearny 
Kerl)y  Thomas,   lodgings,  5:^8  Pacific",  dwl  139  Na- 
toma 
Kerby. — See  Kirby 

Kerclmer  Charles  F.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  929  Howard 
Kerlin   Emanuel,    f  Kerlin    iSp    Engelke)   dwl    614 

Pine 
Kerlin  George  B.,   clerk  with  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.,  dwl 

114  Second 
Kerlin  Peter,  driver  Omnibus  R.  R. 
Kerlin  Rebecca  Mrs.,  dry  goods  aud  trimmiogs,  114 

Second 
Keilin   &  Engelke,  (Emanuel  Kerlin  &  Christian 

Engelke)  fruits  aud  vegetables,  27  Cal  Market 
Kermode   Edward,   carpenter  with  A.  C.  Beach  & 

Co.,  dwl  41)  Everett 
Kermode  William,  teacher,  dwl  208  Minna 
Kern  Albert,  blacksmith  with  Black  &  Miller,  dwl 

NE  cor  Bush  and  Fillmore 
Kern  James,  cook  with  A.  A.  Jennings 
Kern  Patrick,  shoemaker,  dwl  5  Mason 
Kem  Samuel,  boilermaker,  dwl  416  Green 
Kern  Simon,  laborer,  dwl  33  Freelon 
Keman   Charles,  carpenter,    dwl  Twenty-fifth   nr 

Diamond 
Kernau   Edward  A.,    vamisher  with  W^.  J.  T.  Pal- 
mer &  Co.,  dwl  625  Bush 
Keman  Francis,  clerk  with  Edmond  Flynn,  SE  cor 

Post  &  Taylor 
Keman  Peter  A.,  (Feisel  &  KJernan)Ay}\  O'Farrell 

nr  Laguna 
Kemer  Lizzie  Miss,  ladies'  hairdresser,  641  Kearny, 

dwl  132  Sutter 
Kemer  Peter,  eaipenter,  110  Jessie,  dwl  1.32  Sutter 


Kerner  Peter,  seaman  North  Pac.  Traus.  Co's  S.S. 

Gussie  Telfair 
Kernon  John   C,  compositor  Commercial   Record, 

dwl  625  Bush 
Kerns  John  B.,   conductor,   dwl  AV  s  Valencia  bet 

Sixteenth  and  Seventeentli 
Kerns  Matthew,  laborer,  dwl  15  Geary 
Kerr  Andrew,  laborer  with  D.   Chandler,  dwl  E  s 

Kearny  nr  Filbert 
Kerr  Charles,  stonecutter,  dwl  209  Eighth,  rear 
Kerr  Charles,  wholesale  butcher,  dwl  227  Eii(hth 
Kerr  Christopher,  second  officer  P.M. S.S.  Colorado, 

dwl  111  Shipley 
Kerr  David,  (Ca^ebolt  &  K.)  dwl  14  Fifth 
Kerr  Earl,  wood  aud  coal,  910  Stockton,   dwl  NW 

cor  Clay  and  Stockton 
Kerr  Edward,  blacksmith  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

10  Downey 
Kerr  Frederick,  drayman  with  Schnssler  &  Ulmer, 

dwl  cor  O'Farrell  and  Slason 
Kerr  Gordon,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  138  Kearny 
Kerr  Honora  H.,  (widow)  dwl  126  Turk 
Kerr  James,  clerk  with  George  W.  Chapin,  dwl  10 

Downey 
Kerr  James,  painter,  dwl  420  Stevenson 
Kerr  James  A.,  teacher  music,  dwl  1026  Folsom 
Kerr  James   P.,   conductor  Central  Railroad,  dwl 

317  Sixth 
Kerr  John,  contractor,  dwl  109  Eighth 
Kerr  John,  laborer  with  Bertz  &  Co.,  dwl  57  Jessie 
Kerr  Martin,  clerk,  What  Cheer  House 
Kerr  Matthew,  (Donnelly  &  K.)  dwl  19  Clara 
Kerr  Thomas,  clerk  with  Parrolt  &.  Co.,   dwl  1026 

Folsom 
Kerr  W^illiam,  barkeeper,  116  Steuart 
Kerr  William,  carpenter  H.  C  League,  128  Kearny 
Ken-  William,  contractor,  office  and  dwl  903  Battery 
Kerr  William  J.,  engineer,  dwl  325  Union 
Kerr  William  J.,  liquor  saloon,  oppoHte  San  Jos# 

Railroad  Depot 
Kerr  W^illiam  R.,    stonecutter,  dwl    209    Eighth, 

rear 
Kerrigan  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  W  s  Salmon   nr 

Pacific 
Kerrigan  Charles,  clerk  with   Sisenvine   &,  Green, 

dwl  109^  Ellis 
Kerrigan  Edward,  fireman  stm  No.  4,  S.F.F.D. 
Kerrigan  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  613  Natoma 
Kerrig  .n  Edward,  painter  with  Noble  &  Gallagher, 

dwl  1221  Union 
Kerrigan  Francis,  bootmaker,  dwl  530  Stevenson 
Kerrigan  James,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham   & 

Hecht,  dwl  29  Lafayette 
Kerrigan  John,  dwl  .50  Everett 
Kerrigan  John,  laborer,  dwl  10  Langton,  rear 
Kerrigan  John,  porter  City  Hall,  dwl  10;'^  Ellis 
Kerrigan  Laurence,  waiter  S.V. Water  Works,  San 

Jos6  Road  nr  Six  Mile  House 
Kerrigan  Mary,    (widow)   lailoress,   dwl   10  Sher- 
wood Place 
Kerrigan  Mary  E.  Miss,  boarding,  7G1  Mission 
Kerrigan  Michael,  bootmaker  U.W.  M.  B  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  519  Jessie 
Kerrigan  Patrick,  fireman,  dwl  208  Ritch 
Kerrigan  Patrick,  hackman,  dwl  553  Mission 
Kerrigau  Patrick,  slioemaker,  dwl  73  Natoma 
Kerrigan  Patrick,  shoemaker,  dwl  2(>9  Minna 
Kerrigan  William,  plumber,  dwl  9  Carlos  Place 
Kerrin  Francis,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  & 

S.  Co.,  dwl  704  Folsom 
Kerrins   Christopher.  (Kerrins  &   Co.)  dwl  1 119 

Folsom 
Kerrins  <t  Co.,    (Christopher  Kerrins  and  Henry 

J.  I)o7L's)  distillery,  cor  Bryant  and  Tenth 
Kerrison  George  G.,   commission  agent,  dwl  721 

Green 
Kerrison   Robert  E.,  lettercarrier  S.  F.  Postofflce, 

dwl  W  s  Treat  Avenue  bet  Twenty-third  and 

Twenty-fourth 


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Keirison  Robert  E.,  milkrancli,  dwl  S  8  Serpentine 

Avenue  nr  Harrison 
Kerrison   William  H.,  porter  with  Wells,  Fargo  &. 

Co.,  dwl  7  Langton 
Kerrsher  F.,  carpenter   H.  C.  Leagne,  128  Kearny 
Kerrnisli    Edward,  fKerniish   ^-    S>/monJ  dwl  S  8 

Twentieth  bet  Gnerrero  and  Dolores 
Kerruish  Thomas,   shipoarpenter  with  Kerruish  & 

Synion,   dwl   S  s  Twentieth  bet  Guerrero  and 

Dolores 
Kerrnisli  &  Synion,  (Edward  Kerrvixh  and  James 

Symoiij  shipwrights,  calkers  and  sparmakers, 

N'  s  Sacramento  bet  Drumm  and  East 
Kerphaw  Henry  J.,  gardener,  dwl  964  Vallejo 
Kershaw  Marsden,   bookkeeper  with  John  Ziegen- 

bein   &  Co.,  dwl  S  s  Twenty-first  bet  Valencia 

and  Guerrero 
Kersien  Henry,  carpenter  H.C.  League.  128  Kearny 
Kervan  Thomas  L..  housecarpenter,  dwl  (ill  Powell 
Kerwan   Patrick,   teamster   with  Black  Diamond 

Coal  Co.,  dwl  7(18  Brannan 
Kerwin  Hugh,  lal)orer,  dwl  81 '2  Ellis 
Keser  David,    compositor    Morning  Call,  dwl   '20 

Park  Avenne 
Keser  Frederick  H.,  barber,  dwl  783  Market 
Keser  Louis,  furnishing  goods,  9:?4  Market 
Kesseler  Frank,  miner,  dwl  S  s  Bryant  nr  Twenty- 
fourth 
Kesselrini;  Charles  H.,  brewer,  dwl  SE  cor  Fourth 

and  Mission 
Kessing  Charles,  dwl  428  Broa'lway 
Kessing  John  F.,  commission  merchant  and  dealer 

California  and  Oreg<))i  produce,  122  Clay,  dwl 

SE  eor  Howard  and  Twenty-tir.st 
Kessing  John  H..  fish,  79  and  SO  Cal  Mirket,  and  7 

and  8  New  Clay  St.  Market,  dwl  9b:i  Harrison 
Kessler  Carl,  teacher  music,  dwl  874  Mission 
Kessler  Francis  H.,  marbleworker,  dwl  E  s  Bryant 

bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Kessler  John,  laborer,  dwl  Sixth  Avenue  nr  L,  South 

San  Francisco 
Kessler   Josepli,    marbleworker   with  JI.  Heverin, 

dwl  E  8  Bnant  bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty- 
fourth 
Kester  Levi  '&.,{  McMillan  &  K.J  res  Oaklmd  Point 
Ketcham  J.   A.,  bookkeeper  with  Eisen  Brothers, 

dwl  37  Second 
Ketch liall  Jacob,  pantryman  Russ  House 
Ketchum  Frank,  jdasterer,  dwl  428  Xaloma 
Ketclium  J.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Ketelseu   August,   captain  schooner  Vienna,  dwl  7 

Washington 
Ketler  Charles  A.,  farmer,  dwl  412  Second 
KETTELL  THOMAS  P.,  commercial  editor  Alta 

California,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Kettlewell  George  W.,  blacksmith,  NE  cor  Fillmore 

and  Tyler 
Kettlewell  Joseph  A.,    salesman    with    Patrick  F. 

Nolan,  dwl  NE  cor  Tyler  and  Fillmore 
Kettlewell  Joseph  R..  blacksmith,  dwl  E  s  Fillmore 

bet  Turk  and  Tyler 
Kettny   David,   shoemaker.   East  bet   Sacramento 

and  Commercial 
Kenglle  C,   carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Keuscher  Frederick,  carpenter,  dwl  1200  Larkin 
Keveney  Thomas,  weigher  South  Point  Warehouse, 

dwl  2-5  Natoma 
Kewen  Charles,  blacksmith  with  Mowry  &  Fraser, 

dwl  32  Rausch 
Kewin  William,  patternmaker,  dwl  W  a  First  Av- 
enue bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Key  Frank  N.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  S  s  How  nr  Twelfth 
Key  Henry  H.,  agent  Lippincott  &  Co.,  Phil.,  office 

529  Clay,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Key  Hi,  (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturer,  40.5  Pacific 
Key  John   R.,  landscaj)e  painter,  studio  216  Bush, 

dwl   ()3l    Sacramento 
Keyes  Arthur  T.,  butcher  with  Brackett  &  Keyes, 

dwl  514  Howard 


Keyes  Dontrlaa,  wagonmaker  with  John  W.  Farren, 
dwl  SE  cor  Foui  th  and  Jessie 

Keyes  E.  D.  General,  real  estate,  office  507  Mont- 
gomery, res  Napa  Connty 

Keyes  Elijah  B.,  weigher  Custom  House,  dwl  127 
Silver 

Keyes  John,  carpenter,  dwl  1705  Sacramento 

Keyes  Orson  H.,  (Brackelt  <fc  ^.y  dwl  N  8  Turk 
nr  Van  Ness  Avenue 

Keyes  Patrick,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 

Keyes  Rosanna,  (widow)  dwl  Ss  Twenty-second  nr 
G  uerrero 

Keymolen  John,  traveling  agent,  office  409  Wash 

Keymolen  Louis,  broker,  dwl  35  Post 

Keys  Frank  W.,  U.  S.  storekeeper,  dwl  W  s  Fil- 
more  nr  Pine 

Keys  Gilbert  S.,  clerk  with  Ross,  Dempster  &  Co., 
■  dwl  1232  Folsom 

Keys  J.  W..bricklayer  Bricklayer's  Ass'n, 234  Sutter 

Keys  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Bryant  Avenue  bet 
Harrison  and  Bryant 

Keyser  Charles,  bookkeeper  with  Adam  Booth  &. 
Co.,  dwl  627  Ellis 

Keyser  Frederick,  barkeeper  with  Ernst  Mayriscb, 
dwl  Sheppard  Place. 

Keyser  Gnstavus,  whitener,  dwl  215  Minna 

Keyser  Heuiy,  mariner,  dwl  N  s  Minna  nr  Eleventh 

Keyser  Jacob,  gardener  with  Henry  F.  Williams, 
dwl  Seventeenth  Avenne  nr  K,  South  S.  F. 

Keyser  Paul,  dwl  627  Ellis 

Keyser  Rufus,   f  Adnm  Booth  &  Co.)  dwl  627  Ellis 

Keyser  Theodore,  dwl  612  Pine 

Keyser  William  L.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  822 J 
Green 

Keyser. — See  Keiser 

Keystone  Consolidated  Mining  Co.,  (Amador  Co.) 
office  402  Montfromery 

KEYSTONE  HOUSE,  Frank  Nicolayson  proprie- 
tor, 127  and  129  Jackson 

Keystone  James  W.,  whipniaker,  dwl  NW  cor 
Twenty-eighth  and  Church 

Keystone  Quartz  M.  Co.,  ^Sierra  Co.^  office  428 
California 

Keystone  Samuel,  whipmaker  with  Main  &.  Win- 
'  Chester,  dwl  NVV  cor  Church  and  Twenty- 
eighth 

Keyt  Abner  C,  (Kei/t  Sr  Co.)  dwl  527  O'Farrell 

KEYT  &  CO.,  (Aimer  C.  Keyt  J  bill  posters  and 
general  advertisers,  506  Commercial 

KIBBE  HENRY  C,  mining  secretary,  office  419 
California,  dwl  110  Powell 

Kibbe  Horace  W..  salesman,  510  Montgomery,  dwl 
1112  Powell 

KIBBE  MILLARD,  liquor  saloons,  junction  Mark- 
et and  Geary,  Old  Corner,  51(5  Montgomery, 
and  New  Corner,  junction  Montgomery  and 
Market,  dwl  1112  Powell 

Kidd  Alexander,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 
dwl  62  Natoma 

Kidd  Alexander,  musician,  dwl  810  Green 

Kidd  Alexander  Jr.,  musician,  dwl  810  Green 

Kida  Anthony,  merchant,  dwl  925  Folsom 

Kidd  David,'  stevedore  Riggers'  and  Stevedores' 
Association,  429  Pacific 

Kidd  John,  woolsorter  S.  F.  Wool  Exchange,  dwl 
218  Broadway 

Kidd  Leonard  W.,  printer  with  John  H.  Carmany 
&  Co.,  dwl  516  Vallejo 

Kidd  Louis  R.,  printer  with  John  H.  Carmany  & 
Co.,  dwl  516  Vallejo 

Kidd  Powers,  blacksmith  with  D.  I.  Newkirk,  dwl 
E  8  Mission  bet  Twenty-first  and  Twenty- 
second 

Kidney  James,  mariner,  dwl  116  Stenart 

Kidwell  John  W.,  chemist,  dwl  412  Second 

Kieber  Joseph,  tailor,  dwl  742  Pine 

Kiefer  Barbara  Mrs.,  millinery,  256  Third 

Kiefer  John,  hairdresser  Montgomery  Baths,  dwl 
16  Virginia 


JOJ^TES,  PULLMAJf  &  CO.,  116  San"om  Street,  Silk  and  Velvet  KibbonB. 


YERBA  SANTA,  the  great  Blood  Purifier,  cures  Eheumatism,  Ifeurargia  and  Gout. 


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Kiefer  Pliilip,  hairdresser  with  Henry  T.  Engle, 

dwl  11   Geary 
Kieffer  Georjie.  Uihorer  with  Edward  L.  Wagner, 

dwl  V23-2  Dupont 
Kiegan  James,  gastitter,  dwl  225  Sutter 
Kiely  Edward,  groceries  and  liquors,  708  Braniian 
Kiernan  Catherine,   (widow)  dwl  S  s  Brannan  bet 

Gilbert  and  Seventh 
Kiernan  James,  laborer,  dwl  333  Bush 
Kiernan  James,   porter  St.   Mary's  Hospital,  NW 

cor  Bryant  and  First 
Kiernan   James,  teamster  with  H.  C.  &  T.  L.  El- 
liot, dwl  563  Stevenson 
Kiernan  John,  cooper,  dwl  1036  Folsom 
Kiernan  John,  laborer  Laborers'  Pi-o.  Ben.  Ass'n, 

814  Howard 
Kiernan  John,  porter  Occidental  Hotel 
Kiernan   Michael,  machinist   with    Singer     Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  E  s  Columbia  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Kiernan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  620  Natoma 
Kiernan  Patrick,  laborer,  dsvl  Bryant  Avenue  nr 

Bryant 
Kiei'nan  Peter,  porter,  112  Bush,  dwl  325  Clem 
Kiernan  Philip,  stevedoi'e  Lumber  Stevedores'  As- 
sociation, Barra's  Hall 
Kiernan  Thomas,  bootmaker,  350  Fourth 
Kiernan    Thomas,    laborer,   dwl  cor  Mission    and 

Powell  Avenue 
Kiernan  Thomas,  molder  Vulcan  Ii'on  Works,  dwl 

Mission  nr  Twenty-seventh 
Kiernan  Thomas,  teamster  with  R.  &,  J.  Morton 
Kiernan  Thomas   J.,   (Lang  &   K.J  dwl  NW   cor 

Harrison  and  Ritch 
Kiernan  VN'illiam,  clerk,  103  Front,  dwl  Columbia 

bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Kiesling  Charles  A.,  barkeeper  with  L.  B.  Garri- 
son &  Co.,  dwl  930  Harrison 
Kihlmever  Jacob,  laborer  German  Brewery,   dwl 

540Green 
Kihlmeyer  Louis,  barkeeper,  NE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Sacramento,  dwl  504  Filbert 
Kilborn    E.    B.,    freiijht   clerk,  C.  P.  R.  R.,   dwl 

cor  Sansom  and  Pine 
Kilborn  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  1106  Howard 
Kilborn  John  H.  C,  barkeeper,  325  Sansom,  dwl 

563  Howard 
Kilborn  M.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Kilbride  James,  hostler  Potrero  &  Bay  View  R.  R., 

dwl  W  s  Kentucky  nr  Sonoma 
Kilbride  Owen,    boilerniaker  with   McAfee,  Spiers 

&  Co.,  dwl  cor  Front  and  Jackson 
Kilbuin  Edmund,  fieight  ngent,  dwl  125  Sansom 
Kilhurn  Carroll,  clerk  with  Jolin  Hall  &  Son,  dwl 

563  Mission 
Kildare  Edward  J.,  clerk  with  Bradley  &  Rulofson, 
dwl   Bartlett  bet   Twenty-third    and   Twenty- 
fourth 
Kilday  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  5  Tay 
Kilday  James,  waiter  Iluss  House,  dwl  1008  Filbert 
Kiklav  John,  moulder  Pacific  Iron  Works 
KildMy  William,  clerk,  dwl  23  Hunt 
Kilde  Martin,  tailor,  NW  cor  Turk  and  Mason 
Kildea  John,  molder  Golden  State  Iron  Works,  dwl 

37  Minna 
Kildoyle  E.,  Silverman  P.  M.  S.  S.  America 
Kildu'ff  Patrick,  laborer  with  S.  V.  Water  Co. 
Kildutf  Willi.-im   M.,  superintending  enuineer  S.  F. 

&  N.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl  Occidentnl  Hotel 
Kileline  Michael,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'n, 

8J4  Howard 
Kiley  James,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  1107  Kearny 
Kiley  Moses,  carriage  trimmer  with  J.  VauCourt, 

dwl  581  Market 
Kilfoyle  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  707  Front 
Kilgarif    Johu,    boilermaker,   dwl    422    Brannan, 

rear 
KILGOUR  LAWRENCE,  stockbroker,  office  403 
California,  dwl  506  Eddy 


Kilian  Frederick,   groceries  and  liquors,   NW  cor 

Clinton  and  Brannan 
Kilimad  John,  wagoumaker  with    Bernard    Galla 

gher,  dwl  623  Minna 
Killa  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  554  Stevenson 
Kilian   Michael,  conductor  Onniibus  R.  R.,  dwl  248 

Tehama,  rear 
Killavary  P.B.,  porter  with  James  G.  Steele  &,  Co., 

dwl  .521  Montgomery 
Killean  Dennis,     carriage    piinler   with     Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  106  Jlinna 
Killelay  John,  carpenter,  dwl  444  Sixth 
Killelav  Matthew  D.,  carpenter,  dwlN  a  Bryant  nr 

Fifth 
Killelay  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  454  Minna 
Killeen  Annie,  (widow)  dwl  106  Minna 
Killeen  Edward,  fKiUeen  &    Co.)  dwl  512  TMission 
Killeen    Mai'tin,    hiirnessmaker     with     Alexander 

Mero,  dwl  106  Minna 
Killeen  &  Co.,  fEdwird  Killeen  and  Stephen  Hns- 

aalt)  proprietors  Dnnedin  House,  512  Mission 
Killen  John,  mariner,  dwl  116  Stenart 
Killen  Hu}j:h,  plasterer,  dwl  471  Jessie 
Killespie  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  16(J  Tehama 
Killey   Charles   H.,  real  estate,  dwl  NW  cor  Union 

and  Webster 
Killian  George,  laborer,  dwl  559  Stevenson 
Killigan  Christopher,  milk  ranch,  Visitacion  Valley 

nr  San  Bruno  road 
Killigan  Thomas,  driver  Market  St.  R.  R. 
Killilea  P.  H.,  miner,  dwl  5  Delaware  Court 
Killilee  Patrick,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'n, 

814  Howard 
Killion  Patrick,  hostler  with  Kelly  &  Fennessy,  dwl 

773  Market 
Killip  Jasper  N.,  (Killip  &  Craig)  dwl  511  Stock- 
ton 
Killip  &  Craig  fJnaper  N.  Killip  &  James  Craig) 

livery  and  sale  stable,  713  Commercial 
Killkline  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  112  William,  rear 
Killolia  Harry  J.,  clerk  with  Francis  &  Valentine, 

dwl  518  Sutter 
Killongh  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kenrny 
Killun  John,    stevedore  Lumber  Stevedore'  Associ- 
ation, Barra's  Hall 
Kilpatrick   Alexander,   patternmaker   with  W.   C. 

Campbell,  dwl  15^  Tehama 
Kilpatrick  Andrew,  laborer  with  Hiincoek  <fe  Kelso 
Kilpatrick  Andrew,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  Ss  Harrison 

bet  Main  and  Spear 
Kilpatrick  George,  tailor,  dwl  Dent  Place  nr  Jack- 
son 
Kil|iatrick  James,   shoemaker  with  M.  Fishel,  dwl 

639  Commercial 
KilroyJ.  W.,  teamster  Black  Diamond  Coal   Co., 

dwl  13  Kitch 
Kilroy  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  13  Ritch 
Kilroy  Pati'ick,  block  layer  City  Paving  Co. 
Kim  tllrich,  carrier  S.  F.  Chronicle  and  Guide,  dwl 

29  Russ 

Kimball .hardware,  dwl  318  Pine 

Kimball  Charles  M.,  (George   0.  Whit  net/  &  Co.  J 

dwl  Russ  House 
Kimball  Charles  P.,  salesman  with  Horace  Little  & 

Co.,  dwl  511  Hayes 
Kimball  Charles  S.,  weigher,  dwl  E  s  Howard  bet 

Twenty-second  and  Twenty  third 
Kimball  F.  W.,  dwl  1221  Washington 
Kimball  George,  mariner,  dv\'l  26  Steuart 
Kimball  George  P.,  f Kimball  Manufacturing  Co.) 

dwl  720  Ellis 
Kimball  G.  H.,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 

234  Sutter 
Kimball  Hazen,  carrier  Morning  Call,   dwl  1301 

Mason 
Kimball  Henry,  (Bartling  Sr  K.J  dwl  8.50  Market 
Kimball  Hugh",  real  estate,  dwl  1001  California 
Kimball  J.  Waylaud,  f  George  O.   Whitney  &  Co.) 

res  Boston 


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C.  P   VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Importers  and  Jobbers. 


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KIMBALL  MANUFACTURING  CO.,  (George P. 
Kiviball  and  Richard  L.  Ogden)  carriage  aud 
car  manufacturers,  cor  Fourtli  ajirt  Bryant, 

Kimhall  Mattliew  H.,  (Gnrvey  &  K.)  dwl  114  Minna 

Kimball  Milton  S.,  moldingsticker  with  Miller  «fc 
Haley,  dwl  3o(>i  Brannau 

Kimball  Minnie  T.  Miss,  teacher  Lincoln  Grammar 
School,  dwl  1001  California 

Kimball  Moses  C,  wharfinger  Front  Street  Wharf, 
dwl  1603  Jones 

Kimball  M.  S.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Kimball  Solomon  P.,  mining  and  metallurgist,  otlice 
14  Merchants'  Exchange,  dwl  418  Fremont 

Kimball  Thomas  B.,  (P.  D.  Code  &  Go.  J  dwl  Russ 
House 

Kimball  Thomas  D.,  shipwright  and  calker,  248 
Steuart,  dwl  415  Harrison 

Kimball  Thomas  J.,  tailor,  dwl  N  s  Twenty-fourth 
nr  Columbia 

Kimball  Thomas  L.,  mining,  dwl  776  Howard 

Kimbell  Albert  G.,  real  estate  agent,  office  401  Cali- 
fornia, les  Oakland 

Kimniei  John,  baunscheidtist  and  hairdresser,  231 J 
Second 

Kincaid  Mary  W.  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  South  Cos- 
mopolitan Grammar  School,  dwl  421  Sixth 

Kincaid  Rol)ert,  groceries  and  liquors,  49  Minna 

Kiucaid  William,  boilermaker  Vulcau  Iron  Works, 
dwl  5(51  Sixth 

Kincaid. — See  Kinkead 

Kind  Henry  W.,  assistant  register  clerk  Twelfth 
District  Court,  dwl  117  Mason 

Kind  M.  W.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  17  Dupont 

Kind  Richard  C.  T.,  billinrd-tablemaker  with  Philip 
Liesenfeld,  dwl  610  Greenwich 

Kind  Richard  W.,  paperhanger,  608  Market 

Kindal  Owen,  hostler  with  A.  J.  Francis,  dwl  126 
Fourth 

Kindelou  Owen,  compositor,  .505  Clay,  dwl  43  Na- 
toma 

Kinder  John  C,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Howard  bet  Main 
and  Spear 

Kindleberger  David,  physician,  office  and  dwl  1434 
Stockton 

Kindleberger  Jefferson,  carpenter,  dwl  Fifteenth 
Avenue  nr  Q,  South  S.  F. 

Kine  Thomas,  seaman,  dwl  241  Fremont 

Kineniaun  George,  musician,  dwl  630  Green,  rear 

King ,  dwl  S\V  cor  Stockton  and  Pine 

King  Abraham,  salesman,  dwl  ]2.'3  Sansom 

King  Asa  H.,  State  Agent  Brooklyn  Life  Ins.  Co., 
office  240  Montgomery,  dwl  Russ  House 

King  Augustus,  watchman  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  & 
Co.,  dwl  567  Bryant 

King  Augustus  J.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  5  Second,  dwl 
567  Bryant 

King  Charles,  captain,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet  Bryant 
and  Brannau 

King  Charles,  sawmaker  with  Pacific  Saw  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  iMont  bet  Union  and  Alta 

King  Charles,  searcher  of  records,  dwl  209  Leid 

King  Charles,  with  G.  \V.  Ilattman,  dwl  Union  bet 
Franklin  and  Gough 

King  Charles  H.,  clerk  with  Curtis  Klopstock,  dwl 
623  Lark  in 

King  Charles  J.,  fP.  D.  Gode  &  Go.  J  dwl  304  Third 

King  Clarence,  dwl  98  Montifomery  Block 

King  Clarence  E.,  clerk,  338  Mont,"  dwl  143  Minna 

King  D.  &  Co.,  poultry  and  game,  81  and  82  Cali- 
fornia Market 

King  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  512  Mission 

King  David,  dwl  316  Pine 

King  Dennis,  fD.  King  ,^-  Co. J  dwl  115  Silver 

King  D.  W.,  conductor  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  Willow 
Avenue 

King  Dwight  C,  livery  stable,  552  Bryant 

King  Edward  H.,  molder,  dwl  E  s  Dora  nr  Har- 
rison ,  rear 

King  E.  S.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 


King  F.  M.,  conductor  City  R.  R. 
King  Francis  G.,  clerk  with  John  Cooper,  22  Mont 
King  Frederick,  cook  Keystone  House,  127  Jackson 
King  Frederick  W.,  mercliant  tailor, 623  Commercial, 

dwl  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Green 
King  George. cutter  with  Metropolitan  B.  andS.  Co., 

dwl  337  Union 
King  George,  lastmaker,  dwl  SW  cor  Drumm  and 

Sacramento 
King  George  C,  printer  with  Edward  Bosqui  & 

Co.,  dwl  4425  Natoma 
King  George  W.,  conductor,  dwl  314  Sixth 
King  George  W.,  whipmaker,  dwl  SE  cor  Willow 

Avenue  and  Buchanan 
King  George  W.  R.,  clerk  with  Lawrence  Kilgour, 

dwl  44  Third 
King  Helen  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  920  Stockton 
King  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Shipley  nr  Tenth 
King  Henry,  machinist  with  L.  &,  E.  Emanuel,  dwl 

cor  Berry  and  Fourth 
King  Henry,    sawyer,  dwl  E  s  Montgomery  bet 

Union  and  Alta 
Kintr  Henry  L.,   carpenter  and  builder,  office  619 

Clay,  dwl  1002  Powell 
King  Henry  L.,  Jr.,  dwl  1002  Powell 
King  Isaac  M.,  reporter   Morning  Call,   dwl  621 

Stevenson 
King  James,  engineer,  dwl  115  Silver 
King  James,   machinist,  dwl  E  8  Montgomery  bet 

Union  and  Alta 
King  James,  machinist,  dwl  143  Minna 
King  James,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
King  James,  molder  with  J.  G.  lis,  dwl  420  Jack 
King  James  A.,  clerk,  dwl  621  Stevenson 
King  James  L.,  real  estate,  office  442  California, 

dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
King  Jerome  B.,  cariJenter,  dwl  419  Filbert 
King  John,  actor  Maguire's  Opera  House,  dwl  6 

Calhoun 
King  John,  engineer,  dwl  115  Silver 
King  John,  gardener  and  coachman,  907  Pine 
King  John,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  nr  Townsend 
Kine  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
King  John,  porter  Alta  California,  dwl  114  William 
King  John,  shoemaker  with  J.  D.  Youngclaus,  dwl 

236  Sutter 
King  John  A.  B.,   engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  dwl 

NE  cor  Second  and  Brannan 
King  John  C,  carpenter,  dwl  1111  Leavenworth 
King  John    F.,    tannery,  SE  cor  Eighteenth  and 

Folsom 
King  John  L.,  clerk,  dwl  927  Bush 
King  Jolin  M.  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  W  s  Mission  bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
King  Joseph,  longshoreman,   dwl  NE   cor  Green- 
wich and  Montgomery 
King  Joseph  A.,   (colored)  cook,  dwl  5  Broadway 
King  Joseph  B.,  telegraph  operator  Lick  House 
KING   JOSEPH    L.,  mining  secretary,   office  10 

Express  Building,  dwl  325  Fell 
King    Josephine    Miss,  saleswoman,  521   Kearny, 

dwl  Willow  Avenue  nr  Buchanan 
King  L.  A.,  dentist,  office  and  dwl  615  Sacramento 
King  Lewis  C,  clerk,  dwl  523  Ellis 
King  Luke,  blacksmith,  dwl  W  s  Sansom  bet  Union 

and  Alta 
King  Marcus,  carpenter  H.  C  League,  128  Kearny 
King  M.  F.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
King  Michael,  contractor,  dwl  S  s  Tyler  bet  Hyde 

and  Larkin 
King  Michael,  mariner,  dwl  N  a  Howard  nr  Steuart 
King  Michael  L.  &  Co.,  furniture,  675  Mission,  dwl 

19  Clementina 
King  Otis,  painter  with  Hopps  &  Sons,  dwl  4  Oak 
King   Patrick,    hostler  City  R.  R.,  dwl  E  s  First 

Avenue  nr  Sixteenth 
King  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  119  Townsend 
King  Patrick,  longshoreman,  dwl  N  s  Howard  nr 

Steuart 


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King  Philip,  laborer,  dwl  707  Front 
King  llicliard,  oarpp nter,  dwl  523  Ellis 
KinfjT  Robert  W.,  macbinist  S.  F.  and  P.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  1214J  Kolsoni 
King  Samuel  B.,  agent,  dwl  908  Broadway,   rear 
King  Seth  A.,    macbinist  Miners'  Foundry,  dwl  2 

Essex  Place 
King  Song  Yong,   (Chinese)  drngs,  742  Sacramento 
King  T.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
King  T.  H.,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  11  Pinckney 
King  Thomas,  hootmnker,  cor  Third  and  Sherwood 

Place,  dwl  170  Minna 
King  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  9  Broadway 
King  Thomas,  plasterer,  dwl  NE  cor  Kearny  and 

Clay 
King  Thomas,  seaman  Nortb  Pac.  Trans.  Co. 'a  S. 

S.  Moses  Taylor 
King  Thomas,  special  policeman,  dwl  1407  Kearny 
King  Thomas,  fMcAdam  &  K.J  dwl  3:i3  Bush 
King  Thomas  B.,  cooper,  dwl  8  Selina  Place 
King  Thonjas  C,  driver  with  Morgan  &  Co.,  dwl 

150  Clara 
King  Timothy  J.,  laborer,  dwl  412  Shipley 
King  William,  scrollsawyer  with  A.   C.  Beach   &. 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Second  and  Jessie 
King  William,  stevedore,  dwl  13  Welsh 
King  William  B.,  freight  department  C.  P.  R.  R. 

'Co.,  42-2  California,  dwl  316  Pine 
King  William  B.,  wheelwright,  dwl  358i  Jessie 
King  William  F.,  stockbroker,  oflBce  402  Moutgom- 

erv,  room  12,  dwl  327  Fell 
King  Willraot,  driver  with  R.  R.  Swain  &  Co.,  dwl 

W  8  i\Ii8sion  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Kingman  Alden  H.,  watchmaker,  225  Third 
Kingman  John  F.,  cutter  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co.,  res 

Oakland 
Kingon  Arthur  B.,  clerk  with  Robert  Kingon,  dwl 

434  Sixth 
Kingon  Robert,  butter  cheese,  etc.,  123  Occidental 

Market,  dwl  434  Sixth 
Kingsbury  Elisha,  clerk,  dwl  127  Montgomery 
Kingsbury  Henry,  longshoreman,  dwl  Miller  Place 
Kingsbury  Leonard  W.,  cook  with  Andrew  Cum- 

mings,  res  Brooklyn 
Kingsbury  Sarah  J.,  (widow)  dressmaker,  135  Fifth 
Kingsbui-'y  Thomas  P.,  policeman,  City  Hall,  dwl 

cor  Mariposa  and  Minnesota 
Kiugsford  Charles  K.,  photographer  with  Joseph  T. 

bilva 
Kingslaud  Jesse,  mariner,  dwl  238  Stewart 
Kingslev  Alfred  M.,  stevedore,  dwl  255  Perry,  rear 
Kingr^ley  Emma,  (widow)  dwl  302  G'Farrell 
Kiugsley  Everett  B.,  drayman  with  Meeker,  James 

&  Co.,   dwl  W  s  Capp  between  Twenty-second 

and  Twenty-third 
Kiugsley  Henry  C,  steward  Hose  Co.  No.  2,  S.  F. 

F.  D.,dwl  Hose  House  W  s  Main  nr  Folsom 
Kingslev  J.  L.  Mrs.,  photographer,  SE  cor  Clay  and 

Kea'rny,  dwl  302  O'Fai-rell 
Kingslev  John, watchman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 

S.  Orizaba 
Kingsley  William,  cooper,  dwl  116  Perry 
Kingston  Henry,  assistant  delivery  clerk  with  P.  M. 

S.  S.  Co.,  dwl  S  8  Columbia  nr  Guerrero 
KINGSTON  JOHN,   groceries  and    liquors,    NE 

cor  Fifth  and  Bryant,  dwl  441  Fifth 
Kingwell  James  W.,  gastitter,  dwlNW  cor  Leaven- 
worth and  Ellis 
Kingwell  Vincent,  fWeed  &  K.J  dwl  855  Folsom 
Kinkaid  W.  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  776  Howard 
Kiukead  William, /'G.  Garibaldi  &   Co.)  dwl  510 

Market 
Kiukel  Philip,  cooper  with   Christopher   Biugen- 

heimer,  dwl  127  Jackson 
Kinker  August,  brewer,  dwl  E  s  Mission  nr  Twenty- 
second 
Kiuley  James,  dwl  307  Minna 
Kinley  Joseph  M  :   attorney  at  law,  office  and  dwl 

57  Monigomery  Block 


Kinloch  James,  mariner,  32  Stenart 

Kinnan  H.,  fireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 

Kinne  C.  Mason,  local  agent  Pacific  Ins.  Co.,  dwl 

NE  cor  Webster  and  McAlli.<ler 
Kinne  Henry  C,  teacher,  dwl  C25  Merchant 
Kinnealey    John,    laborer,    Laborers'    Pro.    Ben. 

Ass'n,  814  Howard 
Kinnear  John,  laborer  Custom  House,  dwl  NW  cor 

Clay  and  Davis 
Kinnery  Morris,  shoemaker,  dwl  cor  Mission  and 

Sixteenth 
Kinnev  Albert  W..  (Kinney  Broa.J  res  Salem,  Or 
KINNEY  BROTHERS,  (Albert  W.  and  Mnr>^haU 

J.  Kinney  J  agents  Salem  (Oregon)  Flour  MilUs, 

120  Clay 
Kinney  Dennis,  carrier  Morning  Call 
Kiiuiey  James,  laborer,  dwl  568  Mit^sion 
Kinney  James,  waiter  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Kinney  Joseph,  framemaker  1(52  Jessie 
Kinney  Marshall  ii. ,( Kinney  Broa. J  dwl  1016  Mont 
Kinney  M.  E.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  W  8  Iowa  nr 

Mariposa 
Kinney  R.  S.,  joiner  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Kinney  T.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Kinsala  Michael,  liquors,  534  Pacific 
Kinsella  John,  President  Journeyman's  Boot  and 

Shoe  Cooperative  Union,  dwl  S  s  Natoma  bet 

Eight  and  Ninth 
Kinsella  Patrick,  blacksmith,  dwl  517  Taylor 
Kinsey  A.  G.,  capitalist,  dwl  SW  cor  Sutter  and 

Leavenworth 
Kinslea  Thomas,  pressman  with  Bacon  &  Company, 

dwl  1321  Polk 
Kinsley  Charles,  salesman  with  Wilmerding  &  Kel- 
logg, dwl  14  Geary 
Kinsley   Charles  W.,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl 

Steiner  nr  Hayes 
Kinsley  James,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
Kinsley  John  E.,  carpenter,  dwl  1214  Larkin 
Kinsman  Charles  W.,  contractor  and  builder,  dwl  66 

Tehama 
Kinsman  Franklin,  carpenter,  dwl  412  Clementina 
Kinsman  James  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  412  Clementina 
Kinsman  Julnis  L.,  boots  and  shoes,  503  Bush,  dwl 

4  Harlan  Place 
Kinsman  JI.,  boilermater  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Kinsman  Nicholas  W.,  workman  BealeSt.  Planing 

Mill,  dwl  708  Turk 
Kinsman  George  G.,  cook,  dwl  166  Tehama 
Kinucan  John,  marblepolisher,  dwl  1019  Market 
Kinzer  G.  W.,  moneybroker,  dwl  1419  Powell 
Kip  William   Ingrabam  Rt   Rev.  D.  D.,  Episcopal 

Bishop  of  California,  dwl  SW  cor  F'rauklin  and 

Eddy 
Kip  William  Ingraham  Jr.,  (Channcey  &  Co.)  dwl 

SW  cor  Franklin  and  Eddy 
Kipp  George  W.,  machinist,  dwl  709  Post 
Ki|)p  Henry,  hostler  with  Lyon  &  Co.,  dwl  145  Jessie 
Kipp  John  G.,  carpenter  H.C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Kipp  Joseph,  clerk  with  Henry   Droghe,   SE  cor 

Front  and  Pacific 
Kipp  Matthew,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  dwl  709  Post 
Kipps  Alfred  K.,  portrait  and  landscape  painter, 

studio  615  Sacramento 
Kirby  Charlotte,  (widow)  dwl  1306  Pacific 
Kirby  Edward  C,  dwl  818  Ellis 
Kirby  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  Lagnna  nr  Bush 
Kirby  John,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Dolores  bet  Fifteenth 

and  Sixteenth 
Kirby  John  T.,  collector  with  J.  Seligman  &  Co., 

dwl  5-J6  Pine 
Kirby  Michael  J.,  laborer  with  Bernard  Robinger, 

dwl  420  Bush 
Kirby  Philip,  with  Currier  &  Winter,  dwl  316  Pine 
Kirby  K.  C,  (R.  C.  Kirby  &  Co.  J  res  Santa  Cruz 
KIRBY  R.  C.  &  CO.,  (Joseph  Ferkini<J_m&nniAC- 

turers  and  dealers  leather, office  4HHI  Baiteiy, 

tannery  Santa  Cruz  4o2U 

Kirbv  William  H.  T.,  clerk,  dwl  833  Greenwich 


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Kirhy  W.  L..  mining  secretary,  606  Montgomery 

Kirby. — See  Keiby 

Kirch   Cliarles,  whitener  and  plasterer,  dwl  22>i 

Everett 
Kirclienthaler  Jacob,  bnker  Riiss  House 
Kirdihotr  Bernhard,  fKruaeSc  Eider)  211  Front 
Kirelilioff  Georfze,  tanner  with  Christian  Hellwig, 

dwl  S  8  Serpentine  Avenue  nr  Mission 
Kirchiioft'  Herman  L.,  (Kirchhoff  &  Miller)  dwl 

1001)  Folsoni 
Kirelilioff  Theodor,  { M.  Wunsch  &  Co.)  dwl  523 

Kearny 
Kirchiioft'  '&   Miller,  f Herman  L.  Kirchhoff  and 

John  Miller  J  painting,  paper  hanging,  etc.,  1009 

Folsoni 
Kirchner  Henry,  shoemaker,  dwl  N  8  Oregon  bet 

Davis  and  Drunim 
Kirchner  Herman,  waiter,  429  Bush 
Kirch  weger  Herman,  bookkeeper  Eclectic  Life  Ins. 

Co.,  333  Montaornerv 
Kirk  Christian,  (Hnnle  ^  K.J  dwl  1017  Bush 
Kirk  William  H.,  building  materials,  E  s  Sixth  nr 

Mission,  dwl  24  Seventh 
Kirkakly  Henry,  waiter,  632  Market 
Kirkby  John,  shoemaker  with  Adam  Orth,  dvvlNs 

Mission  bet  First  and  Second 
Kirkland  Alonzo  P.,  bakery  SE  cor  Harrison  and 

Garden,  dwl  W  8  Carolina  bet  Santa  Clara  and 

Seventeenth 
Kirkland  Thomas  Rev.  A.  M.,   Professor  Ancient 

LauRUiiges  City  College,  dwl  918  Jackson 
Kirk  laud  William  P.,  dwl  W  8  Carolina  bet  Santa 

Claia  and  Sixteenth 
Kirkpatrick  Andrew,  shipcai-penter  with  Kerruish 

&.  Synioii,  dwl  S  s  Har  bet  Main  and  Spear 
Kirkpatrick  Henry,  calker,  dwl  66  Shipley 
Kirkpatrick  James,  clerk  with  Charles  L.  Kellogg, 

dwl  1206  Larkin 
Kirkpatrick  John,  wholesale  wines  and  liquors,  608 

Front,  dwl  410  Kearny 
Kirlin  Peter,  driver  Omnibus  Railroad 
Kiriian  James,  laborer,  dwl  136  Natoma 
Kiriien  Francis,  laborer,  dwl  545  Jessie 
Kirscli  Joseph,  (Armann  &  K.)  dwl202Dupont 
Kirsch  Michael  (J.  Sindel  ,^-  Co. J  res  Contra  Costa 
Kirstein  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  32  Natoma 
Ku-stou  Maurice,  crockery  and  glassware,  23  Occi 

dental  Market,  dwl  217  Fourth 
Kirtby  John,  shoemaker  with  PatrickF  .  Nolan,  dwl 

211  Stevenson 
Kirwan  Edward  L.,  clerk  Cosmpolitan  Hotel 
KIRVVAN  MARC  de,  real  estate  and  general  agent, 

137  Montgomery,  dwl  511  Stockton 
Kirwan  Morris,  bootmaker  with  J.  H.  Swain,  dwl 

21  Everett 
Kirwiin  Patrick,  teamster  Black  Diamond  Coal  Co., 

dwl  708  Branuau 
Kirwan  Richard,  painter,  dwl  908  Powell 
Kiss  Albert,   tailor  with  William   Drury,  dwl  621 

California 
Kissaiie  Henry,  teamster,  pier  10  Steuart,  dwl  1008 

Folsoin 
Kisslinif  Emil,  confectioner  with  Horst  &  Schaefer, 

dwl  I  St.  Mary  Place 
Kiszler  Henry,  groceries,  1113  Stockton 
Kitchin  Thomas,  dwl  273  Minna 
Kite  Annie  Jliss,  furnished  rooms,  727  Polsom 
Kittelbersier  Charles,  fPhinter  &  K.J  dwl  409  Dup 
Kitteiiberg  Henry,  laborer  with  Eisen  Bros.,  dwl  16 

Stevenson 
Kitterman  James,  teamster  with  Schreiber,  Rohr  & 

Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Union  and  Hyde 
Kittle  Henry  M.,  clerk  with  De  Witt,  Kittle  &  Co., 

dwl  903  Sutter 
Kittle  .Jonathan  G.,  fDe  Witt,  K.  &  Co.yresides  New 

York 
Kittle  Nicholas  G.,  (DeWitt,  K.  ^   Co.)  dwl  903 

Sutter 
Kittler  Conrad,  carpenter,  dwl  129  Sixth 


Kittler  Gustave,  upholsterer  with  John  P.  Rafiferty, 

dvrl  232  Stevenson 
Kittler  William  C,  dwl  129  Sixth 
Kitti'edge  Charles  W.,  bookkeeper  with  KittredgeA 

Leavitt,  dwl  110  Eighth 
Kittredge  Edward  H.,  bookkeeper  with  B.  &  J.   S 

Doe,  dwl  935  Howard 
Kittredge  George  S.,  machinist  with  Kittredge  & 

Leavitt,   dwl  N  s  Bartlett  bet  Twenty-second 

and  Twenty-third 
Kittredge  John  \i.  J  Smith  Sf  K.J  dwl  345  Brannan 
KITTREDGE  JONATHAN,   proprietor    Plucnix 

Iron  Works,  18  and  20  Fremont,  dwl  110  Ellis 
Kittredge  Joseph  G.,  (Kittredge   <&    LeaviltJ  dwl 

935  Howard 
Kittredge  Joseph  G.  Jr.,  machinist  with  Kittredge  & 

Leavitt,  dwl  124  Fifth 
KITTREDGE  &  LEAVITT,  fjonepk  G.Kittredire 

&  Charles  H.  Leavitt)   Pioneer  Iron   Works, 

225  and  227  Beale 
Kitz  Phil  &  Co.,  wholesale  wines  and  liquors,  223 

Sacramento 
Kitz  Philip,  fPhil.  Kitz  &  Co. J  dwl  31  Second 
Kitz  Reinold,  commission  merchant,  dwl  N  s  Page 

bet  Franklin  and  Gou^h 
Kitz  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  135  Tehama 
Kitzmiller  Michael,  blacksmith  with  Pollard  &  Car- 

vill,  dwl  N  s  Mission  bet  Second  and  Third 
Kivell  Edward,  sailmaker  whh  C.  C.  Funk,  dwl  48 

Sacramento 
Klaas  Matheus,  (Gnillel  &  K.JAvil  206  Second 
Klaber  George,  coal  and  wood,  564^    Howard, 
Klain  Nathan  M.,  photographic  view  artist,  dwl  564 

Natoma 
Klapper    Julius,   baker    with   John   Fisk,    dwl  37 

Rausch 
Klar  Martin,  bathman  with  Bros  &  Born,  dwl  215 

Sansom 
Klatt   I'erdinand,  carpenter  and   builder,  931  Mis- 
sion, office  516  Kearny,  I'es  Alameda 
Klaus  John,  tailor,  621  Pacific 
Klayn  John,   cook  with  Saulmann  &,  Laueustein, 

dwl  747  Vallejo 
Klebs  Alexander.wines  and  liquors,  636  Commercial, 

dwl  727  Clay 
Kleebaur   Carl,  cabinetmaker  and   carpenter,  1325 

Sacramento,  dwl  12  Welsh,  rear 
Kleeman  William,  (Klecmun  &  Co. J  dwl  236  Sutter 
Kleeman  &  Co.,  ('TK?7//«;n  A7('cwt«7»  &    Frederick 

SchefferJ  paper  collar  agency,  634   Sacramento 
Klein  Adolph  D.,  rKlein  &  Bra. J  dwl  SEcor  Har- 
rison and  Chesley 
Klein  Benjamin,  shoemaker,  829  Pacific 
Klein  Cam'ille  Mdme,  dressmaker,  801  Stockton 
'Klem'E.vnes.i,  (Browning  &  K.J   dwl  NW  cor  Fol- 

som  and  Twenty-second 
Klein  Gabriel,  dwl  N  W  cor  Pine  and  Jones 
Klein  Henry,  foreman  California  Mills,   dwl   1327 

Pacific 
Klein  Jacob,  carpenter,  735  Mission 
Klein  Jacob,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Moranz,  dwl  1118 

Pacific 
Klein  John,  apprentice  with  Saul   &.   Co.,  dwl  11 

Powell 
Klein  John,  tanner  with  Patrick   O'Rourke.   dwl 

California  Avenue  opp  Howard,  Bernal  Higlits 
Klein  John  H',  (Klein  tfc  Bra.)  dwl   SE  cor  Har- 
rison &  Chesley 
Klein  Moses,  dwl  NW  cor  Pine  and  Jones 
Klein  Peter,  clerk,  dwl  236  Sutler 
Klein  Philip,  butcher  with  Dnnpliy  &  Hildretb,  dwl 

W  8  Potrero  Avenue  nr  Fifteenth 
Klein  Susman,  (Klein  Sf  Block)  dwl  NWcor  Pine 

and  Jones 
KLEIN  &  BLOCH,  (Susman  Klein  and  Isaac  F. 

Bloch)  coal,  W  8  Main  bet  Mission  and  Howard, 

office  209  Sansom 
Klein  tfc  Bro.,  (John  H.  and  Adolph  D.  Klein)  gro- 
ceries and  liquors,  SE  cor  Harrison  and  Chebley 


JONES,  PULLMAN"  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  White  Goods. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [K]      DIRECTORY. 


Klein. — See  Kline  and  Cliiie 

Kieinolaus  B;ilt.liasiir,  {Khinclavs,  Fnnss  and 
K.)  (Iwl  SE  cor  Mission  and  Nineteenth 

Kleincliius  C\Y,iv\cn,( Kinindaiis,  Fauss  and  Klein- 
clans)  dwl  SE  cor  Nineteenth  and  Mission 

Kleinclaus,  Fauss  and  Kleinclaiis,  (Charles  Klein- 
clans,  Otto  Fnnss  and  Balthasar  Kleinchius) 
proprietors  Willow  Brewery,  SE  cor  Mission 
and  Nineteenth 

Kleiner  Frank,  painter,  dwl  303  Eighth 

Kleinhanimer  Christian,  (F.  C.  Hagernp  &  Co.) 
dwl  H8  Third 

Kleinhans  John,  ^.(4.  Lusk  &   Co.)   dwl  509  Jones 

Kleinsciiinidt  William,  captain  sloop  Cynthia,  dwl 
209  Steuart 

Kleinsc'liroth  John,  ( Taujenhach  &  ii.  Jdwl  3  Clara 
Lane 

Klenieier  Hermann  H.,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor 
Front  and  Vallejo /^(7«(Z  iv/fiOTe/e?-  &   Co.) 

KLEMEIEK  &.  CO.,  (Herrmann  U.  Klemeier  and, 
George  Zierenberg)  groceries  and  liquors,  SE 
cor  Folsom  and  Ritcli 

Klemm  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl   102.5   Montgomery 

Klempau  Nicolaus,  barlceeper  with  Saulmann  & 
Lanenstein,  dwl  520  California 

Klene  Ernest  J.,  cooper  with  T.  F.  Neagle  &  Co., 
dwl  39  Jackson 

Klenk  Frederick,  cook  Russ  House 

Klentzer  Hermann,  clerk  with  Still  &  Jones,  dwl  44 
Steuart 

Klesow  John,  captain  schr  Apache,  Com  St.  Wharf 

Klevesahl  Ernst,  dairyman,  dwl  Guerrero  nr  Tvveu- 
ty-eiffhth 

Klevesahl  Hans,  milkranch,  Guerrero  nr  Twenty- 
eighth 

Klinck  Alexander,  coppersmith,  Second  St.  Wharf, 
dwl  509  Third 

Klinck  Henry ,laborer, dwl  Harbor  View  nr  Presidio 

Klindt  Heni-y,  cigars  and  tobacco,  NW  cor  Kearny 
and  Pine",  dwl  909  Kearny 

Kline  Abraham, fancy  goods,  56  Third,dwl  313  Stock 

Kline  Arthur  A.,  bookkeeper  P24  Sansom,  dwl  1522 
Powell 

Kline  August,  (Kline  S^  Co.)  dwl  322  Geary 

Kline  Daniel  W.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 
29  Hawthorne 

Kline  Ernest,  baker,  228  Kearny 

Kliue  George,  c;irpenter,  dwl  29  Hawthorne 

Kline  George  W.,  clerk  with  H.  M.  Newhall  &  Co., 
dwl  29  Hawthorne 

Kline  Henry  W.,  driver  with  Bay  City  Soda  Water 
Co.,  dwl  158  Clara 

Kliue  Louis,  with  Kline  &  Co.,  12  Battery,  dwl  211 
Powell 

Kline  Louis  <fe  Co.,  importers  hats  and  caps,  205 
Sansom,  dwl  211  Powell 

Kline  Peter  J.,  salesman  537  Kearny,  dwl  536  Sutter 

Kline  Samuel,  grocer,  dwl  809  Bryant 

Kline  William,  carrier  Jlorning  Call 

Kline  William,  saloon,  1234  Dupont 

Kline  &  Co.,  (Angust  Kline)  importers  and  job- 
bers hats  and  caps,  12  Battery 

Kline. — See  Klein  and  Cline 

Klinefelter  G.  W.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 
Kearny 

Kling  Henry,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Kling  Oloff  W.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  213  Jack- 
eon,  dwl  1516  Hyde 

Klingelberg  Carl,  master  mariner,  dwl  1209  Kearny 

Kliuiiig  Chris,  tiremau  with  E.  Kennedy,  dwl  Sacra- 
mento Hotel 

Kliuker  Frederick,  laundryman  S.  F.  Laundry 
Ass'n,  dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 

KLINKOFSTROM  MARTIN,  Consul  for  Russia, 
office  619  Montgomery,  dwl  29  South  Park 

Klintworth  D.,  local  editor  Abend  Post,  dwl  312| 
Eighth 

Klippel  C,  bootfitter,  dwl  SW  cor  Bdwy  and  Dup 
Klohuhamer  H.,  cook  German  Hospital 


Klonihus  .Tohn.  mariner,  dwl  7  Washinsfton 

KLOPENSTINE  A.  &  CO.,  (Joshna  S.  Ilenshaw) 
real  estate  agents,  office  422  Montgomery 

Klopensline  Andrew,  (A.  Klopenstine  i!^  Co.)  dwl 
444  Bartlett 

Klopenstine  Joseph,  capitalist,  office  422  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  704  Sutter 

Klopfer  Adam,  carpenter,  dwl  25  Morton 

Klopjienburg  Charles  J.  F.,  collector  Home  Mutual 
Ins.  Co.,  dwl  132-)^  Stockton 

Kloppenbnrg  Frederick,  merchant,  dwl  13241  Stock 

Kloppenbnrg  Gustaf,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 

KLOPPENBUUG  OTTO,  treasurer  City  and 
County.  S.  F.,  office  3  City  Hall,  first  floor,  dwl 
E  8  Franklin  bet  Fulton  and  Grove 

Klopper  Henry,  shoemaker,  49  Sacramento 

Klopstock  Curtis,  importer  and  manufacturer  cigars 
and  tobacco,  212  Front,  dwl  661  Ilarrisou 

Klose  Adolphe  F.,  clerk,  217  Front,  dwl  1  St.  Mary 
Place 

KLOSE  C.  A.,  proprietor  Spectator,  office  710 
Wash,  res  Ninth  bet  Brush  and  Castro,  Oakland 

Klots  John,  sailmaker  with  Wood  &  Reynolds,  dwl 
424  Sansom 

Klotz  Frederick,  wood  and  coal,  1618  Stockton,  dwl 
NW  cor  Filbert  and  Medau  Place 

Klotz  Matthew,  cook,  dwl  1113  Dupont 

Kluber  Fritz,  stevedore,  dwl  134  Steuart 

Kluegel  Charles  H.,  assistant  engineer  State  Tide 
Land  Survey,  res  Oakland 

Kluegel  Edward,  bookkeeper  with  Hickox  &  Spear, 
res  Oakland 

Kluge  E.,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 

KLUMPKE  JOHN  G.,  real  estate,  office  432  Mont- 
gomery,dwl  SWcor  Twenty  tliird  and  Valencia 

Klumpp  Martin,  porter,  216  Cal,  dwl  419  Stockton 

Klumpp  William,  engraver  and  diesinker,  637  Wash- 
ington, dwl  NE  cor  Franklin  and  Sacramento 

Klunder  John,  (Miller  4*  K.J  dwl  E  s  Diumm  bet 
Jackson  and  Pacific 

Klunok  Martin,  (Klnnok  &  LepesJ  dwl  SE  cor 
Stockton  and  Clay 

Klunok  &.  Lepes,  ( Martin  Klunok  and  John  LepesJ 
fruits,  NE  cor  Washington  and  Stockt(ui 

Knack  George  F.,  master  mariner,  dwl  S  s  Bay  nr 
Dupont 

Knack  John,  proprietor  Philadelphia  House,  421-423 
Bush,  dwl  11  Harlan  Place 

Knapp  Albert,  (Knapp  &  Mcacham )  dwl  W  s  Mis- 
sion bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 

Knapp  C.  C.,chief  engineer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's 
S.  S.  Moses  Taylor 

Knapp  Charles  F.,  pantryman  North.  Pac.  Trans. 
Co's  S.  S.  Idaho 

Knapp  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  9  Minna 

Knapp  Henry  R.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Boardman 
Place  nr  iBrannan 

Knapp  Jabez  B.,  (Knapp  &  GrantJ  dwl  SE  cor 
Bryant  and  Downey 

Knapp  James  R.,  clerk,  332  Mont,  dwl  19  Langton 

Knaiip  Joel  B.,  paiuter  with  Donovau  &  Conway, 
dwl   124  Fifth 

Knapp  John  H.,  machinist  Southern  Pacific  R.  R., 
dwl  Center  House 

Knapp  John  N.,  cutter  with  I.  M.  Wentworth  &  Co., 
dwl  cor  Gough  and  Page 

Knapp  Nathaniel  O.,  miner,  dwl27|  Fourth 

Knapp  Peter  A.,  janitor  Improved  Order  Red  Men's 
Hall,  dwl  331  Jessie 

Knapp  Robert  H.,  foreman  with  A.  C.  Beach  & 
Co.,  dwl  N  8  Bryant  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 

Knapp  S.  S.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  South  Cosmo- 
politan Primary  School,  dwl  814  Bush 

Knapp  W.  Augustus,  cashier  and  bookkeeper  Crafts- 
men's Life  Assurance  Co.,  dwl  331  Montgomery 

Kuapp  W.  H.,  local  agent  Mutual  Life  Insurance 
Co.,  dwl  521  Pine 

KNAPP  &  GRANT,  (Jabez  B.  Knapp  and  Daniel 
W.  Grant)  commission  merchants.  111  Wash 


More  than  fair  rates  never  charged  by  the  PEOPLES- 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Keamy  Street,  Yankee  Notions. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [K]      DIRECTORY. 


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KNAPP  <fe  MEACHAM,  ^ Albert  Knnpp  arid  D. 
K.  Mi'dchamJ  lime,  produce  and  coal,  E  8  Mis- 
sion bet  Twenty-ttiird  and  Twenty -fourth 

Kuapton  H.  J.,  eliipjoiuer  Sbipjoiner's  AsBOciation, 
713  Mission 

Knarston  John  H.,  compositor  with  W.  G.  Bawden, 
dwl  SJI   Third 

Knauth  Charles  W.,  mariner,  dwl  East  bet  Jackson 
and  Pac-ilic 

Knee  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  18  Sansom 

Kneedler  John,  mason,  dwl  15'J4  Broadway 

Kneeland  Ciiarles  C,  deck  hand,  dwl  SE  cor  Cal- 
houn and  Union 

Kneeland  William,  collector,  dwl  5  South  Park 

Knell   Alphoiize,  machinist  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 

Knell  Jacol),  drayman  with  Schultz  &,  VouBargen, 
dwl  Ci33  Broadway 

Knell  Jacob,  f Knell  ^'  SckoenJ  dwl  6  Harlan  Place 

Knell  John  H.,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  Gr.  Norden, 
dwl  2:,'5  Post 

Knell  Peter,  shoemaker,  7  Spring 

Knell  Koderigo,  bookbinder  with  Althof  &  Bahls, 
dwl  -.'ao  Post 

Knell  Theodore,  musician,  dwl  727  Broadway 

KNELL  &  SCHOEN,  f. Jacob  Knell  and  jfohn  J. 
Sthoen)  liquor  and  billiard  saloon,  S\V  cor  Cal- 
ifornia and  Kearny 

Knew  George,  laborer,  dwl  148  Jlinna,  rear 

Kiiibbe  Henry  W.,  drygoods,  206  Kearny, dwl  517 
Jessie 

KNICKERBOCKER  MUTUAL  LIFE  INS.  CO., 
(New  York)  P.  H.  Humphrey  manager  Pacific 
Coast,  office  NW  cor  Iv^arny  and  Geaiy 

Knickerbocker  Base  Ball  Club,  rooms  SEcor  Sac- 
ranjento  and  Leidesdorff 

Kniflin  Marcus,  tinsmith  with  Ellis  Ayers,  dwl  E  b 
Fair  Oaks  ur  Twenty-second 

Knisfht  Charles,  barkeeper  with  M.  B.  Whittier, 
dwl  S  W  cor  Third  and  King 

Knight  Daniel  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  201  Taylor 

Knight  Edmoud  H. ,  milkrauch,  S  8  Greenwich  nr 
Filluiore 

Knight  Edward  D.,  teacher  Industrial  Scliool,  Old 
Ocean  House  Road,  5  miles  from  City  Hall 

Knight  Edwin  V.,  watchman  with  D.  A.  Macdou- 
ald  &  Co.,  dwl  70(i  Folsom 

Knight  Elizabeth  S.,  (widow)  dwl  435  Bryant 

Kiiiirht  Geoige,  butcher,  dwl  513  Bryant 

Knight  Geoige  W.,  blacksmith,  New  Butchertown, 
South  San  Francisco 

Knight  Hiram  D.,  clerk  Bamber'a  Express,  dwl 
727    Pine 

Knight  Hiram  H.,  printer,  dwl  727  Pine 

Knight  Jerome  B.  Rev.,  dwl  727  Pine 

Knight  John,  conductor  Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl  Six- 
teenth nr   Valencia 

Knight  John,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 
30  Clementina 

Knight  John  W.,  clerk,  86  California  Market,  res 
Oakland 

Knight  Joseph,  marine  surveyor,  Home  ]\Iutual  In- 
surance Co.,  office  15  Merchants  Exchange,  dwl 
NW  cor  California  and  Scott 

Knight  Louis  F.,  upholsterer  with  James  Burnham 
&,  Co.,  dwl  13artlett  bet  Twenty-fourth  and 
Twenty-fifth 

Knight  Luther,  drayman,  38  Cal,  dwl  1006  Jones 

Knight  Robert  S.,  salesman  with  Chenery,  Souther 
&  Co.,  dwl  Russ  House 

Knight  William,  dwl  1810  Stockton 

Knight  William  H.,  carrier  Alta  California  and  Bul- 
letin, dwl  640  Jessie 

KNIGHT  WILLIAM  H.,  broker,  office  432  Mont- 
gomery, res  Oakland 

Knight  William  Henry,  correspondent  with  A.  L. 
Bancroft  &  Co.,  and  agent  Georgi's  pianos,  721 
Market,  dwl  1827  Stockton 

Knight  W.  M.,  clerk  with  M.  B.  Whittier,  dwl  SW 
cor  Third  and  King. 


Knightley  Thomas,  laborer  Laborers  Pro.  Ben. 
Ass'n,  814  Howard. 

Knights  Charles  M.,  conductor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R., 
dwl  til  \  Shipley 

Knights  jSIark,  clerk  with  Jeremiah  D.  Lynch,  dwl 
534  Folsom 

KNIGHTS  OF  PYTHIAS,  Hall  Ass'n,  417  Bush 

KNIGHTS  OF  PYTHIAS,  Rooms  NW  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Sutter 

Knipe  Thomas  J.,  pilot,  office  35  Merchants  Ex- 
change, dwl  819  Greenwich 

Kuippenberg  E.  R.,  ( Knippcnherg  &  Elmers,)  dwl 

5  8  Lombard  bet  Sansom  and  Montgomery 
Knippenberg&  Elmers,  (F,.  H.  Knippcnberg  and 

Nicolarin    Ehnersj  liquors,  S  s  Lombard  bet 
Sansom  and  Montgomery 
Knobloch   Frederick,  cook  with  Emerson.  Corville 

6  Co.,  dwl  835  Pacific 

Kuoblock  Jacob,  expresswagon,  SW  cor  Third  and 

Howard,  dwl  cor  Mission  and  Santa  Clara 
Kuobman  Frederick,  expresswagon,  dwl  N  s  Post 

bet  Buchanan  and  Laguna 
Knoche  D.,  yardman  S.  F.  Stock  Brewery,  dwl  SE 

cor  Francisco  and  Powell 
KNOCHE  HENRY,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 

Third  and  Perry,  dwl  116  Perrv 
Knoechel   Charles,  (Montgomery  iiaths  Co. J  dwl 

16  Virginia 
Knoll  John,  beer  saloon,  SE  cor  Bush  and  Dupont, 

dwl  310  Dupont 
Knoll  John,  brewery,  San  Jos6  Road  nr  Industrial 

School 
Knoll  Theodore,  musician,  office  207  Montgomery, 

dwl  727  Broadway 
Knop  Charles  L.  H.,  with  Snow  &  Roos,  dwl  423 

Washington 
Knop  Elfert,  (Hildebrandt.&  K.)  dwl  SE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Broadway 
Knop  Henry,   liquor  saloon,   SE  cor  Market  and 

Beale 
Knop  Nicholas,  clerk  with  Hildebrandt  &  Knop, 

dwl  SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Broadway 
Knorp  Albert  F. ,  dwl  706  Larkin 
Knorp  John  G.,  mattressmaker.  dwl  1418  Pacific 
Knorr  John,  carpenter  with  J.  G.  lis,  dwl  Prescott 

House 
Knott  George  G.,  switchman  Southern  Pac.  R.  R., 

dwl  Ws  Old  San  Jose  Road  bet  Twenty-fifth 

and  Twenty-sixth 
Knower  John  G.,    special    policeman,    dwl    1224 

Washington 
Knowland  Joseph,   fKnowland    &    Doe)  dwl  14 

Moss 
KNOWLAND  &  DOE,    {Joseph    Knowland    and 

Charles  F.  Doe  J  lumber,  SE  cor  Howard  and 

Spear 
Knowles  Alfred,  clerk  with  J.  G.  Jackson,  dwl  22 

Fifth 
Knowles  Albert  E.,  pyrotechnist  with  Church   & 

Clark,  dwl  596  Stevenson 
KNOWLES  C.  C,  dentist,  office  331  Kearny,  res 

Brooklyn,  Alameda  Co. 
Knowles  Cliarles  E., clerk  with  George  B.  Knowles, 

dwl  ]00|  Second 
Knowles  Edward,   medical  student,  dwl  74  Clem- 
entina 
Knowles  Edwin  I.,  clerk  with  George  B.  Knowles, 

dwl  909  Taylor 
Knowles  Frederick  A.,   cooper  with  Reuben  Nor- 
ton, S  s  Commercial  bet  Drumm  and  Davis 
KNOWLES  GEORGE  B.,  lumber,  SE  cor  Mission 

and  Main  and  Main  St.  Wharf,  dwl  909  Taylor 
Knowles  James  Mrs.,  dwl  43  Natoma 
Knowles  Joseph   E.,   dwl  NE    cor    Bartlett    and 

Twenty-fifth 
Knowles  Samuel,  student  with  C.    C.  Knowles,  res 

Brooklyn,  Alameda  County 
Knowles  Stillman  H.,  mining,"  office  SW  cor  Cal 

and  Sansom,  dwl  519  Ellis 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Best  Paper  and  liinen  Collars. 


YERBA  SANTA  gives  immediate  and  permanent  reliei  In  Dyspepsia, 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [K]      DIRECTORY. 


Knowlton  Ebenezer,  principal  Rincon  Grammar 
School,  dvvl  728  Sixteenth 

Knowlton  George  W.,  stagecarpenter  Bella  Uuion 
Theater,  dwi  521  Bryant 

Knowlton  James  J.,  (Knowlton  Sf  Hoff)  dwl  2207 
Lark  in 

Knowlton  Walter  H.,  real  estate,  dwl  E  a  Thir- 
teenth bet  Howard  and  Mission 

Knowlton  W.  H.,  watchmaker,  N  s  Sixteenth  nr 
Valencia 

Knowlton  William,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 
Twelfth  and  Howard 

KNOWLTON  &  HOFF,  (James  J.  Knowlton  and 
B.  IV.  Hoff)  pro2)iietors  Piicific  Ink  Factory, 
N  s  Braunan  bet  First  and  Second 

Knownburg  John,  ( T.  Looney  Sf  Go.)  dwl  E  s 
Folsom  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 

Knox  Absalom  C,  agent  ScientificPress,  dwl  426 
O'Farrell 

Knox  Alexander,  carpenter,  dwl  216  Prospect  Place 

Knox  Benjamin  F.,  porter  with  William  T.  Rey- 
nolds &  Co.,  425  Battery 

Knox  Charles  H.,  manager  Golden  State  Iron 
Works,  dwl  5  Essex  Place 

Knox  Elizabeth  E.,  (widow)  dwl  936  Folsom 

Knox  Francis,  clerk,  dwl  630  Mission 

Knox  George  T.,  under  sheriff  City  and  Connty, 
office  8  City  Hall  first  floor,  dwl  NW  cor  Guer- 
rero and  Eighteenth 

KNOX  HENRY  E.,  surgeon  dentist,  office  and 
dwl  19  Post 

Knox  Israel  W.,  (Palmer,  Knox  &  Co.)  res  Oak- 
land 

Knox  John,  clerk  with  Chauncey  &  Co.,  dwl  2203 
Lark  in 

Knox  John,  wool  grader  Rincon  Wool  Depot,  dwl 
12  Tehama  Place 

Knox  Oscar,  salesman  with  Tubbs  &  Co.,  dwl  Cos- 
mopolitan Hotel 

Knox  Richard  F.,  miner,  dwl  562  Howard 

Knox  William  B.,  engineer,  dwl  18   Verona  Place 

Knubson  Jennie,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham  & 
Hecht,  dwl  14  Lily  Avenue 

Knudson  Lewis,  maehinehand  with  Wells,  Russell 
&  Co.,  dwl  14  Lily  Avenue 

Knudson  Nils,  seaman,  dwl  SW  cor  Mkt  and  Steuart 

Knudson  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  22  Washington 

Knupfer  Valentine,  brewer  Philadelphia  Brewery, 
dwl  228  Second 

Knur  Edward,  steward  German  Hospital 

Knur  Emilie,  stewardess  German  Hospital 

Kuut  George,  laborer  U.  S.  Coast  Survey,  dwl 
Green's  Court  nr  Howard 

Koaster  Henry,  foreman  with  George  Torrens,  dwl 
N  s  Clara  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 

Kober  Chris.,  laborer  with  John  Reagan,  614   Mont 

Kobicke  Christian,  dwl  N  s  Sixteenth   nr  Guerrero 

Koch  Adam,  crockery,  131  Powell,  dwl  141  Fourth 

Koch  Augusta,  (widow)  dwl  SE  cor  Pine  and  Hyde 

Koch  Barbara,  (widow)  dwl  719  Union 

Koch  Charles,  liquor  saloon,  Hunter's  Point  nr  Dry 
Dock  ' 

Koch  Christian,  uptiolsterer,  dwl  719  Union 

KOCH  EDWARD,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 
Clay  and  Polk 

Koch  Edward  E.,  coppersmith,  dwl  McAllister  nr 
Lott 

Koch  Frank,  laborer,  dwl  407  Pacific 

Koch  Franz,  coppersmith  with  Tay,  Brooks  & 
Backus,  dwl  515  Pine 

Koch  Fritz, woodturner  with  William  Hardenburgh, 
dwl  517  Post,  rear 

Koch  John,  artist  with  William  Shew,  dwl  609  Pine 

Koch  John  C,  (Koch  &  McDowell)  dwl  721  Uuion 

Koch  Joseph,  dvvl  1022  Dupont 

Koch  Julius,  mariner,  dwl  617  Davis 

Koch  Michael,  dwl  509  Kearny 

Koch  William,  bookkeeper  Bank  California,  dwl  E 
s  Bartlett  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 


Koch  William,  upholsterer  with  N.  P.  Cole   &  Co., 

dwl  ]  13  William 
Koch  William  D.,  bookkeeper  with  Martin  Mangels 

&  Co.,  dwl  NW  cor  Polk  and  Clay 
Koch  William  G., shade, sign  and  ornamental  painter, 
21  Geary,  dwl  725  Union 

Koch  William  H.,  bookkeeper  with  Schultz  &.  Von 
Bargen,  dwl  531  Tehama 

Kocli  &  McDowell,  (John  C.  Koch  and  Samuel 
McDowell)  upholsterers,  21  Geary 

Kock  Claus,  ( Buchholtz  &  K.)  dwl  624  Pacific 

Kock  Peter,  clerk  New  Atlantic  Hotel,   624   Pacific 

Koecheler  Adam,  tailor,  5  Morton 

Koegel  Frank  A.,  tailor,  dwl  N  s  Harrison  nr  Eighth 

Koegel  Louis,  clerk,  dwl  621  Bush 

Koehler -,  dwl  431  Pine 

KOEHLER  AUGUST,  manufacturer  trusses,  shoul- 
der braces,  etc.,  718  Washington,  dwl  523  Green 

Koehler  Gotthard,  (Koehler  &  Ritter)  dwl  1303 
Mason 

Koehler  J.,  dwl  421  Bush 

Koehler  Lewis  G.,  compositor  Abend  Post,  dwl  1417 
Kearny 

Koehler  Marie  Madnme,  machine  sewing,  29i  Tiiird 

KOEHLER  &  RITTER,  (Gotlhard  Koehler  and 
Charles  A.  Ritter)  manufacturers  jewelry  and 
silverware,  620  Merchant 

Koehler. — See  Kohler 

Koehncke  Adele  Miss,  assistant  teaclier  South  Cos- 
mopolitan Primary  School,  dwl  221  Turk 

Koels  Adolph  C,  mining  engineer,  dwl  104  Geary 

Koelsner  Christian,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  128  Cl.ira 

Koelzer  Anthony,  hairdresser  with  Stephen  G. 
Brown,  NE  cor  Fifth  and  Howard 

Koenecke  Henry,  f  Saock  &  K.)  dwl  913  Jackson 

Koenig  Anton,  (Koenig  Broit.)  dwl  619  Union 

Koenig  Brothers,  (Anton  and  Frank)  importers 
boots  and  shoes,  505  Montgomery 

Koenig  Ferdinand,  liquor  saloon,  622  Pacific 

Koenig  Frank,  (Koenig  Brothers)  dwl  2206  Mason 

Koenig  George,  (Mnller  &  K.)  dwl  NW  cor  Har- 
rison and  Juniper 

Koenig  Godfrey,  janitor  Turn  Vereiu  Hall,  dwl  506 
Market 

Koenig  William,  tanner  and  currier,  dwl  106  Mont- 
gomery 

Koenig  William  H.  L.,  (Gerlich  &  K)  dwl  NE 
cor  Folsom  and  First 

Koenigsberger  Ferdinand,  bookkeeper  with  G. 
Cohn  &  Co.,  dwl  706  Green 

Koeper  Frederick,  hoots  and  shoes,  1813  Powell 

Koerber  August,  (Henry  Koerber  &  Bro.j  dwl  313 
Union 

Koerber  Henry,  (Henry  Koerber  &  Bro.)  dwl  313 
Union 

Koerber  Henry  &  Brother,  (August  Koerber)  coal, 
wood  and  charcoal,  NE  cor  Drunim  and  Com 

Koerner  Martin,  hairdresser  with  Henry  T.  Engle, 
dwl  Prescott  House 

Koesel  George  E.,  trunkmaker  with  Joseph  Corin, 
dwl  32  Rausch 

Kofoed  Paul,  stevedore,  dwl  506  Folsom 

Kolfmau  Tobias,  shoemaker,  dwl  Clara  Lane  nr 
Bush 

Kohl  William,  (Hutchinson,  K.  &  Co.)  dwl  Cos- 
mopolitan Hotel 

Kohlbush  Hermann,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 

Kohler  A.,  dwl  Russ  House 

Kohler  Adam,  shoemaker,  214  Steuart 

Kohler  Andrew,  peddler,  dwl  282  Stevenson 

Kohler  AnAve,\fi ,( Kohler,  Chase  &  Co.)  dwl  Grand 
Hotel 

Kohler  Charles,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 
dwl  362^  Clementina 

Kohler  Charles,  (Kohler  &  Frohling)  dwl  1507 
Stockton 

KOHLER,  CHASE  &  CO.,  (Andrew  Kohler  and 
Q.  A.  Chase)  musical  instruments,  toys  and 
fancy  goods,  633  and  635  Clay 


Before  the  evil  day  insure  in  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Tobacco  and  Cigars. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [li]      DIRECTORY. 


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Koliler    Dorainick,    billiard    tahlemaker    with    J. 

Striilile,  dwl  36:^^  Clementina 
Kohler  Edward,  bagmaker  -with  Bardwell  &  Co., 

dwl  523  Kearny 
Kohler  Emily  Mrs.," dressmaker,  657  Howard 
Koliler  Ernest  F.,  rectifier  and  refiner  with  Schleifer 

&  Co.,  dwl  SE  cor  Battery  ami  Union 
Kohler  Frank,  dentist,  dwl  1007  Minaion 
Kohler  Gnstavus,  shoemaker  with  John  Irwin,  dwl 

423  Bush 
Kohler  Henry,  f Kohler  <£  F.J  dwl  541  Minna 
Koliler  Henry,  f Kohler  cV  Mmerjdwl  1221  Kearny 
Koliler  Herman,  cabinetmaker  with  Field  &  Frei, 

dwl  128  O'Farrell 
Kohler  Jacob,  tin  and  sheetiron,  dwl  lfi04   Larkin 
Kohler  John,  firmer,  dwl  624  Pacific 
Kohler  John  W.,  mubician,  dwl  3  Jackson  Place 
Kohler  M.,  teamster  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Kohler  Rudolph,  confectioner  with  R.  K.  Swain  &. 

Co.,  dwl  657  Howard 
Kohler  Theodore  G.,  ( Frederick  Hess  &  Co.)  diVi\ 

2007  Mason 
KOHLER  &  FROHLING,  f Charles   and  Henry 

Kohler)  wine  growers  and  dealers  native  wines, 

626  Montgomery 
Kohler   &    Maier,    (Hetvy    Kohler    and.    Charles 

Maier)  boots  and  shoes,  828  and  830  Kearny 
Kohler. — See  Koehler 
Kohlman    Solomon,    ( D.   Stern  &    Co.)    dwl   17 

Hampton  Place 
Kohlnioos  Christian,  groceries   and   liquors,    218 

Fourth 
Kohlmoos  Herman,  musician,  dwl  218  Fourth 
Kohn  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,   408  Folsom, 

dwl  329  First 
Kohn  Henry,  (Kohn,  &  Goldsmidt.)  dwl  856  Mission 
Kohn  Isaac,  merchant,  office  302  California,  dwl 

616  Folsom 
Kohn  Joseph  S.,  coal  mining,  office  29  Merchants' 

Exchange,  dwl  642  Stevenson 
Kohn  Leopold,  marblecutter  with  Leon  R.  Myers 

&  Co.,  dwl -236  Sutter 
Kohn  Paul,  hatter  with  A.  Lamott,  dwl  205  Sansom 
Kohn  Samuel,  moneybroker,  dwl  274  Jessie 
Kohn   &  Goldsmidt,  (Henry   Kohn    and   Nathan 

Goldsmidt)  dry  goods,  628  Market  and    140^ 

Fourth 
Kohn. — See  Cohn  and  Cohen 
Kohnke  Frederick,  waiter  with  John  Cordes,  dwl 

SE  cor  Folsom  and  Fourth 
Kohnke  John,  (Ran  &  K.)  dwl  780  Folsom 
Kohnstamm    Emil,  bookkeeper    with    Helbing  & 

Straus,  dwl  502  Bush 
Kolb  Abraham,  shoemaker  with   I.  M.  Wentworth 

&  Co.  dwl  cor  Market  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Kolb  Bernhard,  salesman  with  W.  Fromhein,  dwl 

153  Fourth 
Kolb  Frederick,    carpenter    H.    C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
Koll)  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  302  O'Farrell 
Kolbe  William  A.,  baker,  dwl  6  St.  Charles  Place 
Kolbnsch  Hermann,  barkeeper,  611  Jackson" 
KOLKMANN  HERMANN,  groceries  and  liquors, 

N\V  cor  Geary  and  Hyde,  dwl  803  Geary 
Koll  John,  baker  with  W.  Hessler,  dwl  N  s  Green 

bet  Stockton  and  Powell 
Koller  John   H.,  (J.  F.  Winter  Sf  Co.)  dwl  719 

Pacific 
Kollinsky  Arnold,  salesman  with  Michael  Levi,  642 

Sacramento 
KOLLMYER   WILLIAM    A.,  looking-glass   and 

picture-frame  maker,  640  Wash,  dwl 759  Miss 
Kollner  Augustus,  carpenter,  dwl  111  Fourth 
Kolnietz  Alexander,  cnaser  and  engraver,  dwl  502 

Stockton 
Konnner  Emanuel,  boot  and  shoemaker,  25  Geary 
Komoich  Niko,  expressman,  dwl  636  Third,  rear 
Kompf  Ferdinand,  clerk  with  Henry  Zahn,  dwl  823 

Vallejo 


Komton  Augustus,  laborer,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Koneke   Fritz,  waiter  with  E.  A.  Engelberg,  416 

Kearny 
Kong  Sing  Kee,  (Chinese)  cigardealer,  619  Jackson 
Kong  Yuen  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  728  Com 
Kijnig  John,  mariner,  dwl  31)  Pacific 
Konike  August,  laborer,  dwl  338  Bush 
Koniug  Max,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Filbert 

and  Dupont 
Konoplitsky  Madame,  teacher  music,  870  Mission 
Kouzelnieir  Frederick,  shoemaker,  dwl  S  a  Bryant 

bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Koohan  Daniel,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'n, 

814  Howard 
Koons  Ephraim  B.,  manufacturer  woodenware  with 

Amies  &  Dallam,  dwl  716  Mission 
Koopmann  Henry,  boatman,  dwl  32  Frederick 
Koopmaun  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Franklin  and  Austin 
Koopmann  John,  dwl  624  Pacific 
Koopmanschap  Cornelius,  ( Koopmanschap  &  Go.) 

dwl  928  Mission 
KOOPMANSCHAP*  CO.,^Co?-«e/zMS  Koopmans- 
chap) commission  merchants  and  agents  North 

China  Marine  Insurance  Co.,  rooms  14  and  15, 

109  California 
Koops  Mathias,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  New  Atlantic 

Hotel 
KoppAim6,  (widow)  laundry,  1013  Stockton 
Kopp  .Jacob,  baker,  dwl  6  Varenne 
Kopp  Leonard,  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  dwl  North 

Point  bet  Van  Ness  Avenue  and  Polk 
Koppe  Augusta  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  214  Minna 
Koppe  Ferdinand,  machinist,  dwl  214  Minna 
Koppel  Henry,  dwl  811  Mission 
Koppel  Manuel,  (of  Koppel  <fc  Piatt,  Carson  City, 

Nev.J  office  13  Battery,  dwl  23  Stockton 
Koppel  V.  &  Co.,  (Joseph  Goldman)  coffee  and  tea. 

Grand  Central  Market 
Koppel  Victor,  (  V.  Koppel  &  Co.)  dwl  317  Fell 
Koppitz  Geoi'ti'e,  musician  California  Theater,  dwl 

1060  Howard 
Korb  John  C.  H.,  boatman  Vallejo  St.  Wharf,  dwl 

62  Everett 
Korb  Louis,  drayman  with  Schussler  &  Ulmer,  dwl 

24  Natoma 
Korb  Louisa,  (widow)  midwife,  dwl  24  Natoma 
Korbel  Anton,  (Francis  Korbel  &  Bros.)  dwl  435 

Brannan 
Korbel  Fr&uQi&,  ( Francis  Korbel  <&  Bros.)  dwl  435 

Brannan 
KORBEL  FRANCIS  &  BROS.,  (Anton  d  .Joseph 

Korbel)  cigar-box  manufacturers,  437  Brannan 
Korbel  Joseph,  (Francis  Korbel  &  Bros.)  dwl  435 

Brannan 
Korbel  W.,  clerk  with  W.  Lund,  dwl  435  Brannan 
Kordelje  John,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Korgan  Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Dupont  and  Stockton  Alley 
Korge  Charles,  cooper,  dwl  N  s  Harrison  nr  Eighth 
Korlionen  Henry,  seamen,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Korhumel  George  J.,  driver   with  Wanuenmacher 

&  Kronenberg,  dwl  623  Brannan 
Korminsky,  Jacob,  clerk,  7  Battery,  dwl  665  Miss 
Korn  A.  I.,  hairdressing  saloon,  510  California,  dwl 

68  Everett 
Korn  F.  O.,  architect,  dwl  717  Howard 
Korn  Joseph,  (Korn  Sf    Co.)  dwl  cor  Market  -and 

Twelfth 
Korn  &   Co.,  (Joseph  Korn  Jf"  John  McCarthy) 

draymen,  113  Battery 
Kornir  Charles,  hairdresser,  dwl  46  Second 
Korten  Behrend,  (Korlen  &  Tietjen)  dwl  S  s  Grove 

bet  Gough  and  Octavia 
Korten  &  Tietjen,  (Behrend  Korten   &    Hermann 

Tietjen)  produce  commission,  210  Drumni 
KORTS  C.  &  CO.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 

Fourth  and  Mission 
Korts  Bernard,  (B.  Korts  <&  Go.)  dwl  107  Fourth 


JONES,  ii'ULIjMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Millinery  Goods. 


EEDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Drugs. 


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SAN  FRANCISCO   [K]   DIRECTORY. 


Koits  George  D.,  cliief  mate    Noith   Pac.  Tnins. 

Co.'s  S.  S.  Senator,  dwl  SW  cor  Jack  and  Jodcs 
Korts  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Mkt  and  Sixtli 
Korts  Henry,  (Brommer  &  K.)  dwl  SE  cor  Frank- 
lin and  Hayes 
Korta  Thomas  "T.,  chief  mate   North  Pac.  Trans. 

Co.'s  S.  S.  Idaho 
Korts  William,  clerk  with  B.  Korts  &  Co.,  dwl  SE 

cor  Fourth  and  Mission 
Kosche   Charles,  (J.  B.  Fayard  &  Co.)  dwl  208 

Stockton 
Kosche  Rudolph,  liquor  saloon,  311  Dupont 
Koshland   Brothers,    (Simon,    Nnthaii  and  Max) 

cotiimission   merchants  and  jobbers  dry  goods, 

burlaps,  etc,  19  Sausom 
Koshland  Alax,  (KoMnnd  Bros. J  res  Portland,  0. 
Koshland  Nathan,  peddler,  dwl  410  Pacilic 
Koshland  Nathan,  f Koshland  Bros.  J  dwl  109  San 
Koshland  Simon,  (Koshland  Bros. j  dwl  534  Ellis 
Kosienhaschen  Cluirles    T.,   clerk    with   Augustus 

Hummell,  NW  corNatoma  and  Mary 
Koster  Albert,  (Koster  &    Hesse)  dwl  322   Cle- 
mentina 
Koster  Frederick,  barkeeper,  34  Kearny,  dwl  436 

Bush 
Koster  Fritz,  dwl  Sophie  Terrace  nr  Pine 
Koster  John  L.,  (Pohley  &    K.)  dwl  W  s  Larkin 

bet  Tyler  and  McAllister 
Koster  Liidwig,  (Petersen  &  Co.)  dwl  18  Eleventh 
Koster  Max,  mining  engineer,  dwl  Sophie  Terrace 
Koster  William  F.,  oysterman,  612  Market 
Koster  &.  Hesse,  (Albert  Koster  t^  Christian  Hesse) 

proprietors  Union  Brewery,  326  Clementina 
Koster. — See  Costa  and  Coster 
Koslerineyer  John,  hairdresser,  402  Geary 
Kottelin  Adolf,  cook,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Kottenger  Frederick,  teamster  with  Cal.  Com.  and 

M.  Co.,  dwl  FilbertnrSteiner 
Kovriiigton    Nicolas    Rev.,    pastor    Greek-Russian 

Cliiirch,  dwl  504  Greenwich 
Kowalski  G.,  cook,  dwl  -521  Pacific 
Kowalbki  Leo,  cook,  dwl  521  Pacific 
Kowalsky  Levi,  merchant,  dwl  462  Tehama 
KOWEli  EMILE,  real  estate  broker,  605  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  7  Telegraph  Place 
KoyleOwen,  dwl567  Mission 
Kozminsky  Brothers,  (Harmon  &    Cimon)  cigars 

and  tobacco,  322  Sansom 
Kozminsky   Cimon,  (Kozminsky   Bros.)   dwl  309 

Eddy 
Kozminsky  Harmon,  (Kozminsky  Bros.)  dwl  113 

Turk  " 
Kracht  John,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Kiaeger  Charles,  barkeeper,  11  Post 
Kraeutz  Francis,  hairdresser  with  Jacob  Streib  & 

Co.,  dwl  13  Stockton 
Kraft  Henry,  with  Edw^ard  Ewald,  dwl  NW   cor 

Howard  and  Erie 
Kraft  Louis,  cartman,  dwl  5  St.  Charles  Place 
Kraft  Robert,  carpenter  with  Krageii  &-  Geishaker, 

dwl  407  Pacific 
Kragen  Ferdinand,  carpenter,  dwl  48  San  Bruno 

Road  nr  Twenty-seventh 
Kragen  Samuel,  (Kragen  &    Geishaker)  dwl  20 

Minna 
Krager  &  Geishaker,  (Samuel  Krager  and  Andrew 

Geishaker)     bedstead     manufacturers,      wood 

turners  and  scroll  sawyers,  SE  cor  Mission  and 

Beale 
Krager  August,  clerk,  dwl  cor  Turk  and  Polk 
Krager  Charles,  steward,  dwl  W  s  San  Bruno  road 

bet  Twenty-sixth  and  Twenty-seventh 
Krager  Fi-ederick,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  San  Bruno 

road  bet  Twenty-sixth  and  Twenty-seventh 
Krager  John  H.,  clerk,  NW  cor  Tweiity-eixth  and 

Howard 
Krager  William  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  SE  cor  Twen- 
tieth and  Guerrero 
Krah  Otto,  doorkeeper  German  Hospital 


Krahuke  Hermann,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 
Kraimer  T.,  stockbroker,  dwl  630  Sacramento 
Kraizer  William,  waiter  with  Burmeister  &  Pour- 

cho,  dwl  1222  Kearny 
Krajewski   Frederick     J.,    toolmaker,    Berry    bet 

Fourth  and  Fifth,  dwl  113  Silver 
Kraker  Judson,  machinist,  dwl  614  Fourth 
Krambs  Frederick,  tailor,  dwl  915  Washington 
Kramer    Anthony,  pressman  with   Bacon  &  Com- 
pany, 536  Clay 
Kramer  August,  shoemaker,  dwl  NE   cor    Mont- 
gomery and  Broadway 
KRAMER  BERXHARD,  bakery,  1139  Folsom 
Kramer  Charles,    butcher  Grand   Central   Market, 

dwl  407  Hyde 
Kramer  Charles  W.,  grinder  with  Will  &  Finck, 

dwl  1615  Dupont 
Kramer  Christiau,  cabinetmaker    with    Schreiber, 

Rohr&  Co 
Kramer  Franz,  (Gansberg  &  K.)  dwl  305  Davis 
Kramer  Fred.,  salesman  with  Buyer,  Reich  &  Co., 

dwl  737  Howard 
Kramer  Frederick,  cook,  dwl  123  Jackson 
Kramer  Frederick,  shoemaker,  81  Natoma 
Kramer   Henry,    bookkeeper    with    A.  S.   Rosen- 

baum  &  Co.,  dw4  Orleans  Hotel 
Kramer  Henry,  cabinetmaker  with  Schreiber,  Rohr 

&  Co..  dw'l  236  Sutter 
Kramer  Henry,  shoemaker,  218  Commercial 
Kramer  Jacob,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Du- 
pont and  Greenwich,  dwl  1615  Dupont 
Kramer  John,  butcher,  dwl  245J  Perry 
Kramer  John,  helper  with  Alfous  Deucher,  dwl  243 

Second 
Kramer  Louis,  (CaliforniaFileManvfactnringCo.) 

dwl  1  Clarice  Place 
Kramer  Philip,  clerk,  dwl  1  Clarice  Place 
Kramer  Philip,  hairdresser,  dwl  1615  Dupont 
Kramer  Regina,  (widow)  dwl  3  Chatham  Place 
Kramer   Samuel,   butcher   Grand  Central  Market, 

dwl  703  O'Farrell 
Kramer  Theodore,  (Oester  &  K.)  dwl  18  Sansom 
Kramer  William,  ^S/flrfj' <fc  K  J  diw\  1615  Dupont 
Kramm  Philip,  bath  steward  with  F.  Ztile.  5v!8  Pac 
Krancke  Bernhard,  malster  with  Lyon  &,  Co.,   dwl 

S  s  Francisco  bet  Powell  and  Mason 
Krandell   Frank,   confectioner,    dwl    17    Stockton 

Alley 
Kraner  P.  H.,  merchant,  office  405  Front,  dwl  331 

Kearny 
Kraner  Peter,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  132  Sutter 
Kranke  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  223  Sutter 
Krannan  L.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Kratzenstein   Charles  E.,   agent  D.  Ghirardelli  & 

Co.,  dwl  7J3  Filbert 
Kraulman  Julius,  shoemaker,  126  Fifth 
Kraus  Charles,  clerk  w'ith  Emil  Loeveu  &  Co.,  dwl 

725  Vallejo 
Krans  Charles,  junkdealer,  dwl  NW  cor  Twenty- 
fifth  and  Alabama 
Kraus  Charles  E.,  mining  engineer,  dwl  7  Lafayette 

Place 
Kraus  Daniel,  (Lang  &  Co.ydwl  11  William 
Kraus  Frederick,  musician,  dwl  19  Anna 
Kraus  Frederick,  whitener,  dwl  SE   cor   Clay  and 

Broderick 
Kraus  J.,  dwl  903  Sacramento 
Krause  Carl,  i-estaurant,  647  Merchant 
Krause  Charles,  baker  with  B.  Stumpf,  dwl  226  Pac 
Krause  Charles,  farmer,  dwl  626  Green 
Krause  George,  shoemaker,  dwl  828  Broadway 
Krause  John,  cooper  Pacific  Barrel  &  Keg  Factory, 

dwl  Gilmore  nr  Kentucky 
Krause  Marcus,  clerk  with  Wolf  &  Bros,  dwl  913 

Dupont 
Krause  William  E.  F.,  author,  dwl  124  Silver 
Krausgrell  Jacob,  cutler  with  Will  &  Finck,  dwl 

522  Filbert,  rear 
Krausgrill  John  G.,  woodchopper,  dwl  637  Bdwy 


Detached  Dwellings  insured  for  a  term  of  years  by  the  PEOPLES. 


C    P   VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Glassware  and  Toys. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [K]      DIRECTORY. 


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Krausgiill  Pliilip,  laborer,  dwl  522  Filbert,  rear 
Krauss   Frederick  P.,  wliiteiier  aud  plasterer,  227 

Post 
Krausse  Ferdinand,  laborer,  dwl  939  Folsom 
Kraut  Cliarles,  locksmith,  dwl  (509  Jackson 
Krautli  Frederick  K.,  compositor  witb  Frank  East- 
man, ^\vl  783  Market 
Krebs  Ciiarles  F.  E.,   expresswagon,  701  Sac,  dwl 

35(1  Iviicli 
Krebs  Ernst,  (Horst  &  K.J  res  Sau  Lais  Obispo 
Kreel  Jacob,   confectioner  with  E.  A.  Engelberg, 

dwl  22  Stockton  Place 
Kreger  John,  tailor  with  J.    L.  Brooks,  dwl  606 

Pine 
Kreger  William,  carpenter,  108  Davis,  dwl  SE  cor 

Twentieth  and  Guerrero 
Kreiger  Auuust,  peddler,  dwl  618  Lombard,  rear 
Kreiiike   Edwai  d,   oysterman  with  George  Mayes, 

dwl  SOU  Stockton 
Krentz    Einiel,    currier  with    O.  Krentz,    dwl  cor 

Gough  and  Filbert 
Krentz  Oswell,   leather  manufacturer.  Filbert  bet 

Gough  and  Franklin,  dwl  corGough  and  Filbert 
Kress   Aui<ustus  H.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  41)7  Third 
Kress  F.  W.,  bookbinder  with  A.  L.Bancroft  &  Co., 

dwl  728  Market 
Kretchman  William,  musician,   dwl  545  California 
Kretsclnnann  John,  waiter,  421  Bush 
Kreuser  Constance  Madame,  embroidery,  732  Wash 
Kreutzer  Frederick,  bds  1022  Dupont 
Kreuizfeld  Charles,   master  mariner,  dwl  1  August 

Alley 
Krenz   Frank,  beltmaker  with  H.  Royer,  dwl  415 

Branuan 
Krey  John,  porter,  322  Clay,  dwl  212  PaciSc 
Kridler  William  H.,  painter,  dwl  1114  Market 
Krieg  Jacob,  dwl  4  8colt  Place 
Krieg  Joseph,  shoemaker,  dwl  427  Sutter 
Kiieger  Charles  J.,  seaman,  dwl  638  Third 
Krieger  Ottb,  dwl  E  s  Salmon  ur  Pacitic 
Kriens  Conrad,    waterman  Avith  Goodall  &  Nelson, 

dwl  SW  cor  Clay  and  East 
Kriens  James,    waterman  with  Goodall  &  Nelson, 

dwl  SW  cor  Clay  and  East 
Kriete  George  F.,  groceries  aud  liquors,  SE  cor  Val- 

lejo  and  Masou 
Kriete  Henrich,  laborer  with  Koster  &  Hesse,  dwl 

326  Clementina 
Krill  Henry,  oysterman  with  Solomon  Tesmore 
Kritzer  George,  dwl  75  Tehama 
Krober  F.  W.,  dwl  737  Howard 
Kroder  Frederick,  dwl  N  s  Bush  bet  Scott  and  De- 

visadero,  rear 
Kroegei-  Heraian,  clerk  with  Peter  Ringen,dwlNE 

cor  Clay  and  Stockton 
Kroeger  William,  clerk  with  Henry  Ebbinghaiisen, 

dwl  203  Third 
Kroepfli  Jacob,  barkeeper  with  John  Koll,  dwl  310 

Dupont 
Kroger  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  N  8  Oregon  bet 

Davis  and  Drumm 
Kroger  Herbert,    (Kroger  &   Post)  dwl  NE  cor 

Eighth  aud  Brannau 
Kroger  John,  cook,  SE  cor  Mission  and  Fremont 
KROGER  &  POST,  (Herbert  Kroger  and  Jame^ 

Post)  boarding  and  lodging,  NE  cor  Eighth  aud 

Brannau 
Krohn  Albert,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 

814  Howard 
Krohu  August,  laborer  with  Woodhams  &  Ludlum, 

dwl  1  St.  Mary  Place 
Krohn  Gustav,  carpenter,  dwl  cor  Grove  and  Gough 
Krohn  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  cor  Grove  aud 

Gough 
Kron  John,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Kron  Julius,  (Lindner  &  K.J  dwl  929  Kearny 
Kronberg  Adolph,  advertising  agent  steamer  New 

World,  office  413  Washington,  dwl  819  Kearny 


Krone  Frederick  W.,  waiter  with   F.  A.  Bergman, 

dwl  cor  Kentucky  and  Broadway 
Krone  Henry,  machinist,  dwl  18  Saiisom 
Krone  Johanna  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  122  Fifth 
Krone  Louis,  clerk,  dwl  122  Fifth 
Kronenbei'g  Christine  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Miss 

M.  B.  Quigg,  dwl  1318  Powell 
Kronenberg  Frederick,  (  VVannenmaclier  ^  Z'Jdwl 

623  Brannan 
Kronenberg  John,  real  estate,  dwl  422  Sixth,  rear 
Krouholm  John  J.,  proprietor  Baltic  House,  20  Com- 
mercial 
Krouiiig  Diedrich,  clerk,  531  Kearny,  dwl  515  Pine 
Krouing  William,  groceries  and  liquors, 531  Kearny, 

dwl  1029  Sacramento 
Kronk  Claus,  workman  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

SW  cor  Brannan  and  Eighth 
Kronthal   Henry,  ( Fcchhehner,  Goodkind  &  Co. J 

dwl  415  Eddy 
Krook  Carl,  mariner,  dwl  22  Washington 
Kroprt"  Frederick,  clerk,  210  Mont,  dwl  433  Jessie 
Krottenger  A.,  watchman  with  Eisen  Brothers,  dwl 

16  Stevenson 
Krueger  Charles,  tailor,  1105  Dupont 
Krug  Paul,  broommaker  with  Isaac  Bloom,  dvsd 

113  First 
Krug  William,  porter,  228  California,  dwl  828  Pae 
Kruger  August,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 

234  Sutter 
Kruger  Auguste,  baker  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Kruger  George,  ( Haller  &  K.)    dwl  cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  San  Bruno  Road 
Kruger  Louis,  (Kruger  Sf  HoUingsJ  SE  cor  Geary 

and  Mason 
Kruger  &   Hollings,    (Louis  Kruger  and   Henry 

HoUingsj  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Geary 

and  Mason 
Krull  Gustave,  upholsterer  with  N.  P.  Cole  &  Co., 

dwl  102  Morton 
Krull  Philip,  upholsterer  with  N.  P.  Cole  &  Co., 

dwl  102  Morton 
Krumbeck  Christopher,  teamster  with  D.  A.  Mac- 

donald  &  Co.,  dwl  127  Fourth 
Krumhein  Justus,  draftsmau  with  Wright  &  Sanders, 

dwl  510  Third 
Krummacher    William,    bookkeeper    with    Moore 

Brothers,  dwl  708  Jones 
Krummert  Charles  A.,  tailor,  bds  1022  Dupont 
Kruse  August,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  NW  cor  Broad- 
way aud  Kearny 
Kruse  Bernard,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Kruse  Conrad,  barkeeper  with  Charles  Brask,  dwl 

N  W  cor  Jackson  and  Drumm 
Kruse  Edward,  (Kruse  &  Eu/erJ  and  school  direc- 
tor Ninth  Ward,  dwl  1053  Harrison 
Kruse   Ernest,   ( Schierhold   i^   Knise  Bros. J  res 

Dowuieville 
Kruse  Henry,  porter  Summit  Valley  Ice  Co.,  dwl 

S  s  Clay  nrBroderick 
Kruse  Louis,  driver  Summit  Valley  Ice  Co.,  dwl  334 

Fremont 
Kruse  Martin,  (Schierhold  &  Kruse  Bros. J  dwl  N  8 

McAllister  bet  Lincoln  and  Webster 
Kruse  William,  dwl  548  Bryant 
KRUSE  &.  EVLKR,  (Edirard  Kruse,  Emil  Rohte 

and  Bernhard  KirchhoJfJ  wholesale  groceries 

and  provisions,  209  aud  211  Front 
Kryger  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and 

Baker 
Kryger  Edward  G.,  tailor,  dwl  606  Pine 
Kuartz  Ferdinand,  merchant,  dwl  249^  Clara 
Kubach  William,  butcher,  dwl  18  Sausom 
Kubank  Anton,  gilder  with  S.  &  G.  Gump,  dwl  426 

Tehama 
Kucheurath  Albert,  clerk,  dwl  1104  Powell 
Kuchler  Gottlieb, cabinetmaker  with  Schreiber.Rohr 

&Co 
Kuchler    Martin,    cabinetmaker    with    Massey    &• 

Yung,  dwl  649  Sacramento 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Fancy  Dry  Goods. 


KEDINOTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Sole  Agents  for  sale  of  Ciuicksilver. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [L]      DIRECTORY. 


Kucliineiwter  Harry  W.,   fButt  &    K.,    and  Peter 

N.  Ball  Sf  (Jo.)  dwi  ViU  Broadway 
KucbiRTt  Uoliert,  clerk  with  Budilch   &  Nicolos, 

dwl  37  Sacratneiito 
Kuck   Ciiarles,  fjokn  H.  Brnmstadt  &    Co.)   dwl 

SW  cor  Foisom  and  Slenart 
Kuck  Ueorffe,  fj^roceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Second 

and  Tehama,  dwl  6"2  Clementina 
Kuck  Henry,  clerk,  lOl'J  Pacitic 
Kuck  John  D.,  clerk  with  J.  G.  Watermann,   dwl 

1001 1  Foloom 
Kuck  Wilham,  foreman  with  Newbauer&  Co.,  dwl 

541  Howard 
Knechler  Charles  F.,  draftsman  with  Henry  Kenit- 

zer,  dwl  Oi  leans  Hotel 
Kuennecke  Charles  P.,  dwl  NW  cor  Washington 

and  Sansoni 
Kuennecke  Kniile,  clerk  U.  8.  Naval  Rendezvous, 

NW  cor  Washintcton  and  S.tnsoni 
Kuennecke  L.  Mrs.,  lodgings,  Government  House, 

NW  cor  Wasliington  and  Sansoni 
KUENZI  JOHN  R.,  furnished  rooms,  331  Kearny 
Kueppler  Jacob,  teauister  with  Cal.  Com.   and   M. 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Pierce  and  Chestnut 
Kuethner  Charles,  dwl  617  Davis 
Kiirt'iier  B.,  varnisher,  dwl  1714  Dupont 
Kugeler  August  H.,  grocer,  dwl  7  Rausch 
Kuh  Erail,  assayer   with   Leopold   Kuh,  dwl  1906 

Powell 
Kuh  Francis,  teacher  music,  dwl  23  Powell 
KUH  LEOPOLD, assayer  and  metallurgical  chem- 
ist, lill  Commercial,  dwl  1906  Powell 
Kuhirt  Herman,  bungmaker  with  Henry  Waa8,dwl 

Kate  nr  Fillmore 
Kulil  Gutftave,  {Hauacn  &  K.J  dwl  6  Berry 
Kulil  H.  G.  cashier  with  Lazard  Freres,   dwl  526 

Kearny 
Kuhl  John,  musician,  dwl  633  Broadway 
Kuhl  Martin,  (Kuld  &  IVogens  and  Kulil  &  Qirzi- 

kowskyj  dwl  11  Pacific 
KUHL  &  GIRZIKOWSKY,  (Martiii  Kuhl  and 

IVil/iamGirzikowsky JproprititoiH  Hotel  Rheiu, 

909  Kearny 
Kuhl  &  WDgeus/ Martin  Kuhl  (Sr  William  IVog'ens) 

|)roprie!'>rs  St.  Louis  Hotel,  II  and  13  Pacific 
Kuhliug  Andrew,  blacksmith  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  :22l  Clara 
Kuhlmann  Diederich,  (John  Drucker  dk    Co. J  dwl 

NW  cor  Fourth  and  Brannan 
Kuhlmann  William,  teamster,  dwi  218  Pacific 
Kuhlinier  Henry,  cigars  and  tobncco,  2'i'd  Third 
Kuhls  Edward,  agent  with   Lewis  Bros.,  dwl  1608 

Mason 
Knhlwein  Bernard,  beer  saloon,  442  Bush 
Kuhn  All)in,  cigars  and  tobacco,   SW  cor  Kearny 

and  California,  dwl  108  Geary 
Kuhn  Frederick,  tailor,  dwl  7595  Mission 
Kuhn  Henry,  wines  and  liqr.ors,   14  Geary,  dwl  3 

Clara  Lane 
Kuhn  .John,  billiardtablemaker  with  Philip  Liesen- 

feld,  dwl  Stockton  nr  California 
Kuhn  Maria  J.  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  812  Cal 
Kuhn  Solomon,  (Sclucnh  dt  K.J  dwl  1204  Sutter 
Kuhn  Victor,  cabinetmaker  with  Schreiber,  Rohr  <fe 

Co.,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Kuhn  — See  Coon 
KUHNE  ARNOLD,   professor  nnisic,  office  with 

M.  Gray,  623  Clay,  dwl  922  Jackson 
Kuhnel  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  I   August  Alley 
Kuhnel  Mathias,  shoemaker  with  Adam  Orth,  dwl 

Hotel  Rhein 
Kulach  William,  printer  with  Francis  Clarke,  dwl 

411  Clay 
Kulkouskie  L.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  123  Kearny 
KuU  John,  baker,  dwl  119  William 
Kull  Theodore,  compositor,  505  Clay,  dwl  N  s  Post 

bet  Laguna  and  Buchanan 
Kullman  Louis,  ( Knllman  &  ArmerJ  dwl  34  Turk 
Kullraan  Simon,  clerk  525  Market,  dwl  915  Clay 


KULLMAN    &   ARMER,  fLovis    Knllman   and 

Max  ArmerJ  manufacturers  cigars  and  dealers 

tobacco,  306  and  308  Saciamento 
Kulman  August,  salesman  with  J.  W.  Davidson  & 

Co. 
Kulsky  Morris,  tailor,  dwl  N  s  Brannan  bet  First 

and  Second 
Kummerfeld  Fredeiick,  baker  with  C.  Burkhardt, 

dwl  1216  Pacific 
KUNER  ALBERT,  seal  engraver,  611  Washing- 
ton, dwl  E  8  Gougli  bet  Tvler  and  McAllister 
Kunert   Marie  Miss,  dressmaker,  828  Washington 
Kung  Sing  Lung,  (Chinese)   provisions,  747  Sacra- 
mento 
Kunkler  John   E.,    physician,  office  and  dwl  514 

Kearny 
Kunstle  Martin,  bakery,  776  Folsom 
Kuntzi  William,  City  and  County  Hospital 
Kunz   Andrew,   cooper   with  Christopher  Bingen- 

heimer,  dwl  316  Davis 
Kurlbaum  Herman  W.,  sea  cnpiain,  dwl  20  Perry 
Kurr  Frederick,  drayman,  dwl  303  O'Fairell 
Kurre  Charles,  clerk,  dwl  10ii7  Pacific 
Kurre  Johanna  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  UI27  Pacific 
Kurtz  Andrew,  cigars  and  tobacco,  147  Second 
Kurtz  Augustus  M.,  dispensing  clerk  with  Benjamin 

B.  Thayer,  dwl  330  O'Farrell 
Kurtz  John,  real  estate  agent,  office  32  Merchants' 

Exchange,  dwl  W  s  Folsom  bet  Twenty-second 

and  Twenty-third 
Knrtz  Otto,  clerk  with  Fred.  Carsten,  dwl  500  Bush 
Kusel  John,  clerk  with  Scheper  &  Tobelmanu,  dwl 

148  First 
Kusic  Patrick,  carpenter,  dwl  SW  cor  Pacific  and 

Fillmore 
Kuss  Charles  J.,  teacher  music,  dwl  115  Fourth 
Kustel  Guido,  mining,  dwl  2  Park  Avenue 
Kuaterniann  W.,  dwl  Atlantic  Hotel 
Kutuer  Adolph,  (Cummings  &  K.)  dwl  51  Fourth 
Kutner  Leopold,  cigars  and  tobacco,  151  Fourth 
Kulter  Edward  F.,  porter  with  Taylor  &,  Bendel, 

dwl  1516  Leavenworth 
Kuttner  N. ,  merchant,  dwl  170  Perry 
Kntz  Gabriel  W.,  ( Rnhaah  &  K.J  dwl  320  Mason 
Kwong   Chong  Kee   &  Co.,  (Chinese)    merchants, 

724  Commercial 
Kwong  Chong  Wing  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants, 

733  Commercial 
Kwong  Fong  Tai  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  714 

Sacramento 
Kwong   Hang  dz,   Co.,    (Chinese)  merchants,  027 

Dupont 
Kwong  On  Cheong  k  Pon  Jib,  (Chinese)  tea  mer- 
chants, 728  Sacramento 
Kwong  Sung  Tai  &,  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants.  836 

Dupont 
Kyle  Charles  R.,  clerk  City  and  County  Attorney's 

office,  dwl  9  Harriet 
Kyle  Frederick,  porter  with  Dakin  &  Libbey,  dwl 

SE  cor  Vallejo  and  Montgomery 
Kyle  James,  chophouse,  538  iMarl<et,dwl  32  Natoma 
Kyle  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  9  Harriet 
Kyle  Robert  M.,  liquors,  701  Battery 
Kyle  Thomas,  teamster,  dwl  4  Geary  Place 
Kyser   Frederick,  hairdresser  with  Saud  Brothers, 

dwl  SE  cor  Market  and  FcMnlh 
Kyth  Samuel,  laborer  with  H.  Windel  &,  Co.,  dwl 

508  Bush 


L'AVENIR  NATIONAL,  (weekly)  Paul  Heitze- 
berg  proprietor,  office  603  Washington 

L'ECO  DELLA  PATRIA,  (semi-weekly)  Federi- 
00  Biesta  editor,  office  637  Washington 

L' Estrange  J.,  fireman  stm  Santa  Cruz,  Washington 
St.  Wharf 

LaCroze  John,  surveyor,  dwl  907  Stockton 

LaEspanola  &  Co.,  cigar  manufacturei's,  406  Front 


A  sound  basis  for  Underwriting— the  $500,000  Assets  of  the  PEOPIjES. 


C.  p.  VA.N  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Furnishing  Goods. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [ L ]      DIRECTORY 


385 


La  Grande  Laundry,  E  s  Thirteenth  bet  Howard 

and  Folsoin,  office  6-18  Market 
LaGrange  Jiine  A.  (widow)  adjuster  U.  S.  Branch 

Mint,  dwl  120  Fourth 
LaGRANGE  O.  H.,  superintendent  U.  S.  Branch 

Mint,  office  613  Connnercial,  res  Oakland 
LaGrange. — See  Lagrange 
LaMont  Walter  L.,  dwl  634  Sutter 
LA  SOCIEDAD.   (semi-weekly)    E.    Andrade    & 

Co.,  office  SW  cor  Sansoni  and  Jackson 
LA    SOLID ARITE     MUTUAL     PROTECTION 

ASSOCIATION,  office  729  Montgomery 
LaVilla  Ana-elo,  l)ookkeeper,  dwl  8  Sonoma  Place 
LA  VOCE  DEL  POPOLO,  Charles  Dondero  pub- 
lisher and  proprietor,  office  603  Washington 
LA  VOZ  DEL  NUEVO  MUNDO,  (semi-weekly) 

Felipe  Fierro  proprietor,  728  Montgomery 
Lababere  John,  liquor  saloon,  10  Commercial 
Labaree   Albert,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  181  Jessie 
Labbe  Pierre,  drayman  with  A.  G.  Chauche,  dwl 

SVV  cor  Octavia  and  O'Fari-ell 
Label  Henry,  fruits,  SE  cor  O'Farrell  and  Taylor 
Label  Jacob,  ex  press  w;igon,  SE  cor  California  and 

Sansom,  dwl  906^  Folsom 
Labinski  William,  Haimoiiy  Hall  saloon,  SW  cor 

Sacramento  and  Montgomer_v,  dwl  631  Sac 
Labolim    Henry,   groceries  and    liquors,   SW  cor 

Howard  aud  Russ 
Labussin  Charles,  cook  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Lacaze   Baptiste,  (Mangeot  &   L.J  dwl   Ohio    nr 

Broadway 
Lacey  Charles,  longshoreman,  dwl  421  Fremont 
Lacey  James,  waiter  Lick  House 
Lacey  Louisa  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mission  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  .511  Vallejo 
Lacey  Robert  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  511  Vallejo 
Lacey  Samuel,  bootmaker,  dwl  31  Hunt 
Lacey  Walter  S.,  machiuist  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Lacey. — See  Lacy 
Lachele  Peter  J.,  blacksmith  with  P.  Fiiedhofer, 

dwl  249  Fourth 
Lacher    Eliza     Miss,    dressmaker    with    Mrs.    L. 

Schwaira,  dwl  1310  Pacific 
Lacher  Franz,  cabinetmaker  with  Schreiber,  Rohr 

&  Co.,  dwl  17  Union  Place 
Lachman  Abraham,  clothing,  435  Pacific 
Lachman  Abraham,  bookkeeper  with  Eberhart  & 

Lachman,  dwl  723  O'Farrell 
Lachman   Charles,   clerk  witii   Leopold   Steinhart, 

dwl  945  Mission 
Lachman  Louis,  salesman  with  C.  C.  Diez,  dwl  43 

Sixth 
Lachman  Louis,  tailor,  402  Montgomery,  dwl  945 

Mission 
Lachman  M.  &  Co.,  f  Ahmm  Moll)  furs,  6  Kearny 
Lachman  Maurice,  (Hall  <fc  L.J  dwl  945  Mission 
Lachman  Morris,  (M.   Lachman  &    Co. J  dwl  131 

Montgomery 
Lachman  Samuel,  (Eberhart  Sj-  L.J  dwl  810  Geary 
Lachman  Solomon,  clerk  with  Leopold  Steinhart, 

dwl  945  Mission 
Lachmann  Julius,   (Wchser  &    L.J  dwl  NE  cor 

Howard  and  Sixth 
Lackeman  Charles,  salesman,  516  Kearny 
Lackmann  Herman,  shoemaker,  837  Dupont 
Laclaverie  Paul,  bookkeeper  with  John  Saulnier  & 

Co.,  dwl  204  Montgomery 
Lacomb  George,  batter  with  Cornelias  Desmond, 

dwl  116  Tehama 
Lacomb  Josepli,  printer,  dwl  503  Mason 
Lacomb  Ulali  Madame,  dwl  503  Mason 
Lacoste  Francois,  cook,  509  Pine 
Lacoste  Frank,  (Frank  Lacoste  &  Go. J  617  Sacra- 
mento 
Lacoste  Frank  &  Co.,   (Casimer  ImberJ  Cosmo- 
politan Restaurant,  617  Sacramento 
Lacoste  Honore,  ( Lucten  &  L.J  dwl  SE  cor  Kearny 

and  Sacramento 


Lacoste  Theodore,  (A.  Drayeur   <$•  Go. J  dwl   10 

Hardie  Place 
Lacoste  Vieu  Sante,  with  John  B.  Berge88,dwl  Pres- 
idio Road  nr  Mountain  Lake 
Lacour  Louis,  broker,  dwl  127  Kearny 
Lacrampe  Ernest,  lapidary  with  Frontier  &  Co., 

dwl  413  Filbert 
Lacua  Frank,  hairdresser,  532  Jackson,  dwl  SW  cor 

Stockton  and  Broadway 
Lacy  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  19  Dupont,  rear 
Lacy  George,  laborer  with  Nicholas  Lacy,  513  Bush 
Lacy  Henry,  bookkeeper,  dwl  426  Greenwich 
Lacy  John  G.,  tinware  manufactory,  34  Louisa 
Lacy  Nicholas,  wood   aud  coal,  513  Bush,  dwl  9 

Salmon 
Lacv  Robert,  pressman  with  Joseph  Winterburn 

■&Co 
Lacy  Robert,  tinsmith  with  John  G.  Lacy,  dwl  251 

Perry 
Lacy  Stephen,  hostler,  dwl  153  Tehama 
Laday  Margaret  Miss,  dwl  27  Natoma 
Ladd  Charles  J.,  (Bainn  4-  L.J  dwl  718  California 
Ladd  Clara  C,  (widow)  nurse,  dwl  307  O'Farrell 
LADD  GEORGE  S.,   Secretary    Western  Union 

Telegraph   Co.,  office  522  California,  dwl  9U6 

Leavenworth 
Ladd  Horace  C,  superintendent  City  Gardens,  dwl 

906  Leavenworth 
Ladd  Horace  J.,  receiver  Western  Union  Telegraph 

Co.,  dwl  906  Leavenworth 
Ladd  J.  Edward,  bookkeeper,  425  Montgomery,  dwl 

421  Fourth 
Ladd  John  H.,  shipping  agent,  office  430  Mont 
Ladd  John  Wesley,  capitalist,  office  205  Front,  dwl 

Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Ladd  Parish   B.,  attorney  at  law,  office   522  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  .526  Sixth 
LADD  W.  FRANK,  commission   merchant,  office 

36  U.  S.  Court  Building,  cor  Washington  and 

Battery,  dwl  22  South  Park 
Ladd  William  H.,  real  estate,  office  316  California, 

dwl  422  Fremont 
Laddv  James,  boilermaker,  dwl  SW  cor  Hyde  and 

Broadway 
Laden  John,  laborer,  dwl  434  Stevenson 
Ladewich   August,   laborer    California   Sugar    Re- 
finery, dwl  511  Eighth 
Ladies'  Depository,  Mrs.  Mary  W.  Parker  agent,  15 

New  Montgomery 
LADIES  PROTECTION  AND  RELIEF  HOME, 

SE  cor  Post  and  Franklin 
LADNER  LORENTZ,  coffee   and  spice  mill,  913 

Stockton  bet  Clay  and  Washington 
Ladoux  Felix,  shoemaker  with  D.  W.  Emerson  & 

Co.,  dwl  679  Mirket 
Ladrillo   Pasqual,   printer,  dwl  Caroline   Place  nr 

Powell 
Laeng  Peter,  butcher,  dwl  429  Dupont 
Laeremaus  Frank,    furniture    and     bedding,    540 

Washington,  dwl  810  Filbert 
Lafaix  Emilie  Madame,  lacemender,  134  Sutter 
Lafaix  Felix,  engraver  with  Hubash  &  Kutz,  dwl 

134  Sutter 
Lafaix  J.  Eugene,  engraver  metals,  620  Merchant, 

dwl  134  Sutter 
Lafayette  Brewery,  Paulin  Huant  &  Co.,  proprie- 
tors 725  and  727  Green 
Lafayette  House,  Eugene   Robinet  proprietor,  708 

Commercial 
Lafec  Jacob,  superintendent  Jewish  Cemetery,  dwl 

S  s  Columbia  bet  Guerrero  aud  Dolores 
LafFan  James,  boarding,  N  s  Francisco  nr  Stockton 
Lafi'an   John,  laborer,  dwl  3  Natoma 
Laffau   Lawrence,   peddler,  dwl    NW  cor  Folsom 

and  Tenth 
LafFerty  Barney,  barkeeper  with   Philip  McGovern 
Latferty  Dennis,  carpenter,  dwl  563  Tehama 
Lafterty    Michael,   laborer,   dwl   M  nr  Thirteenth 

Av,  South  San  Francisco 


JON BS,  PUIiLBff AN  &  CO.,  116  Sansoni  Street,  Ladies'  and  Children's  Woolen  Goods. 
25 


BEDINGTON.  HOSTETTER  &  CO.  keep  a  full  and  choice  stock  of  Paints,  Oils,  etc. 


386 


SAN  FRANCISCO   [  Li  ]   DIRECTOKY 


Laffeity  Owen,  marbleworker  with  John  Daniel  & 

Co.,  dwl .")  Minna 
Laffeity  Patrick,  driver  with  P.  Barnard,  dwl  210 

Pacilic 
Laffi  Luc'io,  ffroceries  and  liquors,  Ifi  Washington 
Lattbnt  Justin,   cook,    506   Wash,   dwl  539  Vallejo 
Latteche  G.  T.,  dwllll4  Stockton 
Laflin  James,  dwl  N  s   Francisco  bet  Diipont  and 

Stockton 
Lafond  Vietoiine,  milliner,  dwl  1325  Dnpont 
Lafontaine   A.  J.,  book  and  job  printer,  627  Mer- 

ciiant,  dwl  625  Merchant 
Lafoiiriiere  John,  hairdresser  with  George  Nicholas, 

dwl  33  Hinckley 
Lafranco  Luigi,  laborer,  dwl  215  Broadway 
Lafreutz  Theodore,  clerk  Broadway  Brewery,  dwl 

1309  Stockton 
Lagan  Martin,  fj.  Ludorff  &  Co.)  dwl  14  Natoma 
Lagan  Michael,  dwl  14  Natoma 
Lagan  Thomas,  painter  with  Wason  &  Morris 
Lagarde  August,  (Lemoine,  Gambert  Sj-   Co.)  res 

San  Jose 
Lage  Henry,  porter  with  B.  Nathan  &  Co.,  dwl  3 

Maiden  Lane 
Lagluze  Battiste,  cook,  710  Commercial 
Lagoaide  Beniharde,  dwl  719  Greenwich 
Lagomai-sino   Felix,   clerk  with   Goodwin  &    Co., 

dwl  628  Broadway 
Lagomarsino  Louis,  dwl  628  Broadway 
Lagrange  Frederick,  carpenter,  dwl  1411  Dupont 
Lagi-ange. — See  La  Grange 
Lagrave  Bernard,  butcher  with  P.  Baca  &,  Co.,  dwl 

Fifth  Av  nr  Itnilroad  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Lahaney  Patrick  W.,  coUarmaker  witli  M.  M.  Cook 

&  Sons,  dwl  Eleventh  Av  nr  P,  South  S.  F. 
Lahey  John  B.,  cook,  625  Davis,  dwl  122  Gilbert 
Lahey  Michael,  hostler,  420  Pacific 
Lahey  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Fort  Point 
Lahm  Henry,  cartman,  dwl  16  Hinckley 
Lahm  John,  laborer,  dwl  16  Hinckley 
Lahg  Martin,  dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
LAHUSEN  HENRY,  oystersaloon  and  chophonse, 

324  Montgouaei-y,  dwl  220  Stevenson 
Lai  Yong,  (Chinese)  portraitpainter  and  photograph- 
er, 743  Washington 
Laib  Anton  shoemaker,  dwl  904  Pacific,  rear 
Laib  Joseph,  shoemaker,  906  Pacitie 
Laidlav^'  Waller,  bookkeeper  with  W.  B.  Holcomb, 

res  Oakland 
Laidler  Surtees,  clerk  with  F.  A.  Rouleau,  dwl  1206 

Powell 
Laidley  Henry,  president  Portuguese  Ben.  Society. 

office  with  Hentsch  &  Berton,  527  Clay,  dwl 

515  Bush 
LAIDLEY  JAMES,  proprietor   Occidental  Laun- 
dry, SE  cor  Filbert  and  Octavia 
Laine  Jules,  lapidary,  dwl  Cottage  Place  nr  Clay 
Laine  Manuel,  lapidary  with  P.  Frontier  &  Co.,  dwl 

Cottage  Place  nr  Clay 
Laine   Richard  W.,  U.  S.  Deputy  Marshal,  dwl  23 

Kearny 
Laird  B.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  42  Everett 
Laird  David  W.,  ieweler,  610  Mer.  dwl  1013  Clay 
Laird  James  D.,  clerk,  dwl  710  Vallejo 
Laird  John,  bootmaker  with  J.  H.  Swaiu,  dwl  Cal- 
houn nr  Leavenworth 
Lakans  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  Point  Lobos  Road,  one 

mile  from  Toll  Gate 
Lake  Daniel  ^^^,  clerk  with  Thomas  J.  Chadbourne, 

dwl  S  6  Alta  bet  Montgomery  and  Sansom 
LAKE  DELOS,  judge  Municipal  Criminal  Court, 

chambers   16  and  17  SW  cor  Montgomery   and 

Jackson,  dwl  NE  cor  California  and  Gough 
Lake  George,  pressman  with  M.  D.  Carr&  Co.,  dwl 

N  8  Oak  bet  Buchanan  and  Webster 
Lake  George  C,  bookkeeper  Continental  Insurance 

Co.,  dwl  505  Leavenworth 
Lake  Harvey,  collector  with  S.  V.  Water  Co.,  dwl 

15  Second 


Lake  Jane  N.,  (widow)  dwl  N  e  Bernal  Highls  west 

San  IJruno  Road 
LAKE  SUPERIOR  AND  PACIFIC  FUSE  CO., 

John  Skinker  agent,  108  Battery 
Lake  Tahoe  and  San  Francisco  Water  Works  Co., 

office  808  Montifomery 
Lake   Vineyard  Wine  Co.,  (Carlton   Curtis)  office 

and   warehoupe,   NW  cor  Jackson  and  Sansom 
LAKE  WILLIAM  B.,  advertising  and  newspaper 

agencv,  12  Montgomery,  dwl  li)23  Hyiie 
Lake  <fe  Co.,  (Andrew  Lake)  manufacturers  patent 

blacking,  636  Third 
Lakeman  Adolpli,  (Runge  db   L.J  dwl  304  Clem- 
entina 
Lakeman  Nicholas  W.,  mariner,  dwl  715  Howard 
Lakin  Thomas,   expressman,  dwl  N  s  Mission  bet 

Ninth  and  Laskie 
Laknian  Sophia,  (widow)  dwl  811  Union,  rear 
Lalande  A.,  jeweler  with  Frontier  &,  Co.,  dwl  W  s 

Franklin  nr  Market 
Lalande  Jean,  watchman  French  Hospital 
Lalanne  Emile,  wigmaker  and  hairdresser,  756  Clay, 

dwl  113  Virginia 
Lalanne  Etienne,  hairdresser,  dwl  113  Virginia 
Lalanne  Gabriel,  dwl  1 13  Virginia 
Lallemand  Henry  A.,  liquor  saloon,  1017  Dupont 
Lallemant  Frank  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Polk  Lane 
Lally  Edward,  dwl  8  St  Mary  Place 
Lally  John,  laborer,  dwl  124  Dora 
Lally  Sheperd,  tinsmith,  dwl  136  Natoma 
Lamarche     Madame,    dressmaker    and    furnished 

rooms,  112  Geary 
Lamari   Anton,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Fifth 

and  Perry 
Lamarque  Germain,  dairyman  with  Frank  Ramel, 

dwl  Visitation  Valley,  nr  San  Jose  Road 
Lamasnay  Thomas,  hostler,  654  Mission 
Lamb  E.  G.,  salesman  with  Breeze  &  Longhran, 

dwl  603  Pine 
Lamb  Freeman  B.,  pioneer  wn.shing  machines  and 

and  Empire  milk  cooler,  231   Second,  dwl  W  s 

Twenty-seventh,  Bernal  Hiylits 
Lamb  George,  salesman  with  Holman  &  Co. ,  dwl 

713  Bush 
Lamb  Isaac,  salesman  with  B.  Galland 
Lamb  John,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
Lamb  John  A.,  clerk,  dwl  111  Perry 
Lamb  Martin  W.,  real  estate,  dwl  N  s  Second  Av 

bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Lamb  Mary  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  30  Hunt 
Lamb  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  4  Jessie 
Lamb  Thomas  J.,  dwl  612  California 
Lamb  William  H.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  300 

Kearny,  dwl  525  Pine 
Lamb    William  P.,   bookkeeper    with    Redington, 

Hostetter  &  Co.,  dwl  713  Bush 
Lambard  Orville  D.,  miner,  dwl  417  Eddy 
Lambe  N.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  119  O'Farrell 
Lambe  Thomas  S.,  butcher  with  Gleason  &.  Bro., 

dwl  439  Bush 
Lambert  A.,  boarding,  S  s  Mariposa  nr  Tennessee 
Lambert  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  40U  Geary 
Lambert  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Lambert  Charles,  woodenware,  dwl  15  Sherman 
Lambert  Edward,  machinist,  dwl  319  Bush 
Lambert  George,  compositor  with  Bacon  &•  Com- 
pany, dwl  146  Tehama 
Lambert  James,  waiter  Lick  House 
Lambert  John,  laborer,  dwl  320  Sansom 
Lambert  John  T.,   weigher  Custom   House,    dwl 

Overland  House 
Lambert  Margaret  Mrs.,  laundress  with  Mrs.   A. 

Genty,  dwl  NE  cor  Dummt  and  Broadway 
Lambert  Miles,  laborer,  dwl  633  Ellis 
Lambert  Richard,  reporter,  dwl  619  Broadway 
Lambert  W.  A.,  barkeeper,  dwl  cor  Devisade'ro  and 

Ellis 
Lambert  William,  barkeeper,  621  Merchant, dwl  226 

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Lambert  William,  fHucks  &  L.)  dwl  NW  cor  Bu- 

dmnan  and  Oak 
Laml)ert  William  H.,  laborer  with  Perkiue,  Flint  & 

Co.,  dwl  %  Pacific 
Lambert  William  P.,  livery  stable,  SE  cor  Folsom 

and  Fifth 
Lamberton  Lewis,  (L.  H.    Woolley  &    Co.)  dwl  5 

Cushiiian  Place 
Lambeth  Milton,  miner,  dwl  227  Sixth 
Laml)ie  .lolin  C,  dresser  City  and  County  Hospital, 

dwl  E  8  Stockton  nr  Francisco 
Lamborn  Stephen  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  E  8  First  Av 

bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Lamburth  Archibald,  carpeuter,  dwl  SE  cor  Mari- 
posa and  Minnesota 
Lamer  Aniahle,  blacksmith  with  T.  D.  Lamer,  dwl 

W  8  Valencia  nr  Seventeenth 
Lamer  Thomas  D.,  carriagemaker,  NE  cor  Valencia 

and  Seventeenth 
Lammas  Henry,  drayman,  dwl  S   8  Sutter  bet  Bu- 
chanan 11  nd  La,i(una 
Lammere  Henry,  drayman  with  Richards  &.  Harri- 
son, NE  cor  Battery  and  Commercial 
Lammers  Theodore,  porter  with  Carmen  Island  Salt 

Co.,  dwl-210J  Clara 
LamoUe   Bernadette    Mrs.,  groceries  and    liquors, 

709  Broadway 
LamoUe  John,  dwl  709  Broadway 
Lamon  J.  W.,  principal  ^''airmount  School 
Lamont  George   W.,  (Drummond    Sf  L.J  dwl   12 

Second  Avenue 
Lamont  Hugh  H.,  machinist,  20  Fremont,  dwl  40 

Miinia 
Lamont  P.  A.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
LaMOTT  ANTHONY,    hatter,  227  JMontgomery , 

dwl  609  Bush 
Lamoureiuix  Samuel,  painter,  dwl  2  McCormack 
lyamp  Conrad,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Hinckley  and 

Pinckney 
Lampe  Alexander,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
LAMPE  BROTHERS,    (Theodore    G.  and    Wil- 

linm  A.  LnmpeJ  Cosmopolitan  hairdressing  and 

bathing  palace,  basement  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Lampe  Henry,  woodturner  California  Mills,  dwl 

525^  Howard 
Larape  Theodore   C,  [Lampe  Brothers)   dwl  527 

Octavia 
Lampe  William  A.,  (Lampe  BrothcmJ  dwl  22  Fifth 
Lampman  Henry,  chief,  engineer  North  Pac.  Trans. 

Co.'s  S.  S.  Orizaba 
Lamprecht  Robert,  clerk  with   John  J.  Tbeleu,  dwl 

769  Market 
Lanison  George  F.,  ( Lamson  &   GhamberlinJ  dwl 

W  8  Twelfth  nr  Howard 
LAMSON  &  CHAMBERLIN,  (George  F.  Lamson 

and  William  Chamherliii)  auctioneers  iind  com- 

misiiion  merchants,  517  and  539  California,  and 

419  Kearny 
Lamson  W.  M.,  dwl  8  Mason 
Lanagan  Charles,  dwl  E  s  Larkin  nr  IMission 
Lancaster  Charles  E.,  dentist,  oflBce  607  Kearny,  dwl 

1224  Folsom 
Lancaster  David  A.  Mrs.,  dwl  759  Market 
Lancister  Joseph,  merchant  tailor,  625  Washington, 

dwl  1422  Washington 
LANCTOT  B.,  Chinese  interpreter,  423  Washing- 
ton, and  principal  Chinese  school,  dwl  423  Wash 
Laud  Chauncey  B.,  real  estate,  office  308  Sansom, 

dwl  727  Bush 
Land  Charles,  real  estate,  office  308  Sansom,   dwl 

1106  Bush 
Land  Investment  Co.,  office  312  Montgomery 
Land  John  A.,  clerk,  dwl  113  Stockton 
LAND  MORTGAGE  UNION  OF  CALIFORNIA, 

J.  H.  Fish  president,  office  23  Post 
Land  Office  Western  Pacific  Railroad  Co.,  Charles 

McLaughlin  agent,  SE  cor  Mont  and  Jackson 
Land  Patrick,  roofer,  dwl  E  a  Spear  bet  Mission 

and  Howard 


Land  Purchasers  Association,  office  304  Mont 
Land's  Building,  SE  cor  Sansom  and  Bush 
Lande  Bernard,  deputy  county  clerk, dwl  230  Kearny 
Lande  Maria  R.  Mrs.,"dwl  3181  Fifth 
Laiulenberger  Louis,  carpenter,  dwl  1016  Mission 
LANDER  PATTERSON  C,  real  estate,  office  504 

Kearny,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Lander  Silas,  teamster  with  Isidor  Gutte,  dwl  Stev- 
enson nr  Fourth 
Lander  S.  W.,  extraman  steamer  No.  5,  S.  F.  Y.  D., 
dwl  152  Natoma 

Landers ,  dwl  618  California 

Landers  Augustine,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Idaho 
LANDERS,  BYRNE  &  CO.,  (David  Latiders  and 

Michael  Byrne)  drygoods,  4  Third 
Landers  David,  (Landers,  Byrne  &  Co.)  dwl  1615 

Larkin 
Landers  Dora,  (widow)  dwl  1514  Powell 
Landers  Edward,  (Landers  &  Co.)  dwl  1615  Larkin 
Landers  James,  clerk  Manhattan  Life  Ins.  Co.,  dwl 

5  Stockton 

Landers  James,  molder  with  Savage  &  Co.,  dwl  J29 

Folsom 
Landers  John,  (Landers  &  Co.)  dwl  208  Jones 
Landers  John,  laborer,  56  First 
Landers  John,  gasfitter  with  Thomas  Day,  dwl  E  s 

Buchanan  nr  Washington 
Landers  John  W.,  insurance  agent,  dwl  Sixteenth 

nr  Guerrero 
Landers  Michael,  collector  Manhattan  Life  Ins.  Co., 

dwl  SW  cor  Bush  and  Lyon 
Landers  Patrick,  salesman  with  JIarcus  C.  Hawley 

6  Co.,  dwl  Buchanan  bet  Wash  and  Jackson 
Landers  Sarah,    (widow)    millinery.   Sixteenth  nr 

Guerrero 
Landers  Thomas,  waiter,  dwl  41  Everett 
Landers  William  J.,  bookkeeper  Lorillard  Fire  Ins. 

Co.,  dwl  5  Stockton 
LANDERS  &  CO.,  (John  and  Edward  Landers) 

general  agents  Manhattan  Lite  Ins.  Co.  of  New 

York,  office  NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Sac 
Landgraf  Jacob,  machinist,  dwl  205  Dupont 
\j-AX\diiYSiiV&\.er,  (Schneider  &  i./' dwl  205  Dupont 
Landis  Casper,  tanbaths,  51  Minna,  dwl  53  Mmna 
Landis  Gustave  C,  (L.  E.  Week  &  Co.)  dwl  724 

Green 
Lando  Harris,  gents'  clothing  and  furnishing  goods, 

403  Kearny,  dwl  341  Minna 
Lando  Israel,  hairdresser  with  J.  Hyman,  dwl  1020 

Hyde 
Lando  Joseph,  confectioner,  dwl  1020  Hyde 
Landon  Mary  A.  (widow)   teacher  music,  dwl  340 

Third 
Landrath  George,  cook,  SW  cor  Mission  and  Spear 
LANDRY  NORBERT,  real  estate  agent,  office  612 

Commercial,  dwl  1421  Sacramento 
Landry   Therence,  cooperage,   110  Davis,  dwl  316 

Tyler 
Landbberg  Emil   G.,  bookkeeper  with  Liebes  & 

Bowman,  dwl  Philadelphia  House 
Landsberg  Henry,  cigais  and  tobacco,  228  Battery, 

dwl  708  Hyde 
Landsberg  Herman,  boots  and  shoes,  936  Market 
Landsberg  Louis,  merchant,  dwl  708  Hyde 
Landsberger  Adolph,  laborer  with  I.  Landsberger  & 

Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  Washington  and  Waverly  PI 
LANDSBERGER  I.  <fe  CO.,  (Arpad  Hnraszthy) 

manufacturers  champagne  and  dealers  native 

wines,  423-429  Jackson 
Landsberger  Isidor,  (I.  J^andsherger  &   Co.)  dwl 

19  Oak  Grove  Avenue 
Landsberger    Joseph,    salesman    with    Ackerman 

Brothers,  dwl  309  O'Farrell 
Landsborouirh  Leonard  M.,  lawstudent  with  B.  S. 

Brooks,"dwl824  Bush 
Landschneider  Henry, drayman  with  Eisen  Brothers, 

dwl  431  Clementina 
Landy  John,  printer,  dwl  Niantic  Hotel 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [Jj]      DIRECTORY 


Lane  Albert,  sash  and  blindmaker  witb  Cole  &  Has- 
kell, dwl  610  Third 

Lane  Alexander,  commission  mercbant,  dwl  N  8 
Ellis  nr  Devisadero 

Lane  Andrew,  engineer,  dwl  W  s  Webster  Place  nr 
Cliestnut 

Lane  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  15  Pinckney 

Lane  C.  C,  extranian  Steamer  No.  8,'S.F.F.D.,dwl 
cor  Green  and  Larkiii 

Lane  Charles  H.,  hinndryman  Lick  Honse 

Lane  Cliailes  W.,  barber,  dwl  730  Union 

Lane  Cornelius,  special  policeman,  dwl  NE  cor 
Green  and  Larkin 

Lane  D;iniel.  bootmaker,  825  Folsom 

Lane  Daniel,  steward  steamer  New  World,  dwl  S  s 
Hinckley  bet  Kearny  and  Montt^omery 

Lane  D.iniel  J.,  shoemaker,  E  s  Eighth  bet  Howard 
and  Folsom 

L.4NE  EDMUND,  plumber  and  {lasfitter,  505 
Kenrny,  dwl  SE  cor  Dolores  and  Columbia 

Lane  Frederick  R.,  driver  N.  B.  and  M.  li.  R.,  dwl 
SW  cor  Fourth  and  Folsom 

Lane  George  Rev.,  assistant  pastor  Church  of  the 
Advent,  dwl  -411  Ellis 

Lane  H.  D.,  assistant  engineer  North  Pac.  Trans. 
Co.' 8  S.S.  Oiizaba 

Lane  Jacob  C,  clerk  with  Mayhew  &  Wenzell,  dwl 
661  Mission 

Lane  James  A.,  fLaiLc  &  RickardsonJ  dwl  SE  cor 
Turk  and  Fillmore 

Lane  Jerry,  waiter  P.M. S.S.  Colorado 

Lane  John",  cook,  dwl  S  s  Hinckley  bet  Kearny  and 
Montgomery 

Lane  John,  miner,  dwl  .590  Stevenson 

Lane  John,  (Lane  &  Murphy)  dwl  T3  Perry 

Lane  John  C,  clerk  with  Mayhew  &  Wenzell,  NW 
cor  Fourth  and  Hov^-ard  ' 

LANE  LEVI  C,  Professor  Surgery  Medical  De- 
partment University  of  the  Pacific,  and  phy- 
sician and  surgeon,  office  and  dwl  664  Mission 

Lane  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  9  Pinckney 

Lane  Mary  Mies,  dressmaker,  51'2  Bush 

Lane  Michael,  cook,  dwl  S  s  Hinckley  bet  Kearny 
and  Montgomery 

Lane  Michael.  (Dillon  &  L  )  dwl  619  Larkin 

Lane  Nathaniel  B.,  miller,  dwl  215  Green 

Lane  Oliver  L.,  attorney  at  law,  office  and  dwl  603 
Washington 

Lane  Robert,  calker,  dwl  W  a  Alabama  bet  Twenty- 
second  and  Twenty-third 

Lane  Thomas  A.,  dwl  N  s  Post  nr  Broderick 

Lane  Thomas  P.,  groceries  and  liquors,  dwl  cor  Sil- 
ver Avenue  and  King 

Lane  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Natoma  nr  Eighth 

Lane  Walter  W.,  mariner,  dwl  S  8  Jackson  bet  Da- 
vis and  Drnmm 

Lane  William,  cook,  dwl  4  Virginia  Place  nr  Dupont 

L;ine  William,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 

Lane  "William  E.,  plumber  and  gasfitter  with  E. 
Lane,  dwl  SE  cor  Dolores  and  Columbia 

Lane  William  T.,  insurance  agent,  dwl  762  Bry- 
ant 

Lane  &  Kurtz  Cariboo  G.  M.  Co.,  office  32  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 

Lane&  Muiphy,^./oA«  Lane  and  Timothy  Murphy  J 
blacksmiths,  Vallejo  nr  Battery 

Lane  &  Richardson,  (James  A.  Lane  and  Jacob 
Richardson)  teamsters  with  Pope  &  Talbot, 
Third  Street  Wliarf 

Lane. — See  Lain  and  Laine 

Lanefelt  "Charles,  baker,  dwl  23  Jessie,  rear 

Laufar  Benjamin,  clerk  with  Liuforth,  Kellogg  & 
Co.,  dwl  14  Prospect  Place 

Lang  Charles  E.,  sign  and  ornamental  painter,  216 
Washington,  dwl  1714  Mason 

Lang  Charles  F.,  seaman,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet  Bran- 
nan  and  Townsend 

Lang  Christian,  hairdresser,  1222  Stockton,  dwl 
741  Broadway 


Lang  Ernest,  watchmaker  with  P.  Steler,  dwl  819 

Jackson 
Lang  Ferdinand,  bookkeeper  with  D.  E.  Allison  & 

Co.,  dwl  20  Geary 
Lang  George,  (Lang  &  Co.)  dwl  11  Morton 
Lang  George  R.,  carpenter,  dwl  NW  cor  Twentieth 

and  Valencia 
Lang  Gustave  L.,  salesman  with  George  W.  Clark, 

dwl  502  Stockton 
Lang  Harris,  clerk  with  Samuel  Wand 
Lang  Henry,  bootmaker  with  C.  H.  Scheiffer,  dwl 

205  Sansom 
Lang  Henry,  (J.  W.  Cnppage  &  Co.)  dwl  4.58  Nsitoma 
Lang  Isaac  L.,  clerk  3:^2  S  msom,  dwl  1013  Post 
Lang  James,     (Lang  &   Kiernan)   dwl    NW   cor 

Hai-rison  and  Ritch 
Lang  John,  butcher  with  Hahn  &  Bryan,  dwl  1522 

Pacific 
Lang  John  F..  locksmith  andbelthanger,  1306  Stock 
Lang  Louis,  clerk,  dwl  S  s  Oak  nr  Laguna 
Lang  Peter,  butcher  with  Hahn  &  Gengnagel 
Lang  Samuel  W.,  real  estate,  dwl  647  Folstim 
Lang  William  H.,  clerk  with  A.  Ludorff,   dwl   309 

Third 
LANG  &  CO.,  (George  Lang  and  Daniel  Kraus) 

wines  and  liquors,  8  Morton 
Lang  &   Kiernan,  (James  Lang   and    Thomas  J. 

Kiernan)  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor   Har- 
rison and  Ritch- 
Langam  Bridget  Mrs.,  boarding,   SE   cor  Folsom 

and  Fifth 
Langan  John,  butcher,  189  Folsom 
Langan  Peter,  watchman,  dwl  528  Folsom 
Langan    Thomas,  policeman   City  Hall,    dwl  NE 

cor  Sacramento  and  Leidesdorlf 
Langaon  Hanna  J.  Mrs.,  dressmaker  Tvith   Mrs.   B. 

Laird,  dwl  634  Third 
Langdon  Joseph,  waiter,  206  Pacific 
Langdou  Levi  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  SE  cor  Eighth  and 

Minna 
Lange  Carl,  hairdresser  with  Anthes  &  Fleischman, 

dwl  Sophie  Terrace 
Lange  Charles,  cellarnuiu  with  Eberhart  &  Lach- 

nian,  dwl  SW  cor  Folsom  and  Spear 
Lange  Charles  H.,  liquor  saloon,  106  Steuart 
Lange  Daniel,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Lange  Edward  A.,  porter  with  Thomas  H.  Selby  & 

Co.,  dwl  E  8  Treat  Avenue  bet  Twenty-second 

and  Twenty-third 
Lange  Frederick  W.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Powell  and  Lombard 
Lange  Fritz,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Lange  George,  (Jaslrnm  &  L.)  dwl  11  Morton 
Lange. Henry,  clerk  with  Osmer  <t   Co.,    dwl  NW 

cor  First  and  Brannan 
LANGE  HENRY,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Dora  and  Folsom 
Lange  Herman,  carriagemaker  with  Andresen  Bros., 

dwl  607  Battery 
Lange  John,  lumberman,  dwl  E  s  Treat  Avenue  bet 

Twenty-second  and  "Twentv-third 
Lange  John,  shoemaker,  bds  435  Pine 
Lange  Peter  N., groceries  and  liquors.NE  cor  Town- 
send  and  Crook 
Lange  William,  milkranch,  cor  Post  and  Broderick 
Langenberger,   Blocbman  &  Co.,   lumber  dealers, 

Anaheim,  Cal..  office  220  S  insom 
Langer  Henry,  peddler,  dwl  278  Jessie 
Langerman  C.  F.  A.,  blacksmith  withN.  W.  Spanl- 

ding,  dwl  2  Dale 
Langerman   Herman   F.,   blacksmith  with  N.   W. 

Spaulding,  dwl  728  Market 
Langford  Thomas,  boarding,  S  s  Clay  bet  Front  and 

Davis 
Langland  Benjamin  F.,  clerk   California  Trust  Co., 

dwl  1215  Mission 
LANGLAND    NELSON    P.,   (late   Langland   & 

CaOTe/-07iy,stairbuilding,  woodtnrningand  scroll 

sawing,  485  and  487  Brannan,  dwl  1215  Mission 


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Laiigley  Charles,  laborer,  S  a  Townsend  bet  Third 
and  Fourth 

Langley  Charles,  (Charles  Langley  &  Co.)  dwl 
<)6'^  Harrison 

LANGLEY  CHARLES  &  CO.,  fliciri/ Michaclsj 
importei's  and  jobbers  drugs,  chemicals,  drug- 
gist materials,  etc.,  and  agents  PlKjetiix  Quick- 
silver Mining  Co.,  SW  cor  Clay  and  Battery 

Langley  David,  general  dealer,  dwl  12  Louisa 

Lanyley  Edward,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 
Kearny 

LANGLEY  HENRY  G.,  Directory  publisher, office 
and  dwl  612  Clay  ur  Montgomery 

Langley  James,  clerk  with  J.  Curtis,  dwl  348  Clem 

Lantrley  John,  printer,  dwl  Niantic  Hotel 

Langley  Louis,  salesman  210  Kearny,  dwl  12  Louisa 

Langley  William  A.,  assayer  Pacific  Gold  and  Sil- 
ver Refinery,  dwl  854  Folsom 

LauKlitz  John,  express watron,  dwl  Scott  Place 

Lungmaak  Frederick,  cabinetmaker  with  William 
G.  Weir,  dwl  228  Bush 

Langmann  Henry,  cook,  933  Kearny,  dwl  1118 
Dupont 

LangrederLudwig,  cabinetmaker  with  Will'am  G. 
Weir,  dwl  Broadway  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 

Langrehr  Diedrieh,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Fifth  Avenue 
and  K,  South  S.  F. 

Langrehr  Diedrieh,  laborer,  dwl  27  Market 

Langridge  George,  dwl  SEcor  Union  and  Hyde 

Langshur  Jacob,  cook  with  Seiz  «fe  Bresse,  G07  Sac 

Laugstritf  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  Union  bet  Gough 
and  Octavia 

Langstadter  Meyer,  clerk,  232  Mont,  res  Oakland 

Langston  Jesse,  teamster  Pacitic  'Glass  Works,  dwl 
cor  Mississippi  and  Solano 

Langsti'off  Jacob,  tailor,  223  Sutter 

Langstrom  Jacob,  carpenter,  dwl  N  8  Willow  bet 
Valencia  and  Mission 

Langstroth  John  A.,  auditor  S.  F.  Savings  Union, 
dwl  5(51  Tehama 

Langton  John  C,  clerk  Paciiic  Insurance  Co.,  dwl 
E  8  Pierce  bet  Bush  and  Sutter 

Lanigan  Edward,  collarmaker  with  Main  &,  Win- 
chester, dwl  818  Sansom,  rear 

Lanigan  James  B.,  laborer,  dwl  641  Commercial 

Lanigan  John,  carpetlayer  with  J.  E.  Mitchell  & 
Co.,  dwl  Golden  Gate  Hotel 

Lanijjan  John,  carpenter,  dwl  Ohio  bet  Broadway 
and  Pacitic 

Lanif^an  William,  cartman,  dwl  cor  Jackson  and 
Battery 

Lankenau  Diedrieh,  (Lnnkenau  Sf  Issendorf) 
dwl  SW  cor  Howard  and  Beale 

Lankenau  Frederick,  groceries  and  liqnors,  NE  cor 
Ellis  and  Powel 

Lankeuan  Henry,  (Lankenau  &  Hanaen)  dwl 
cor  Railroad  Av  and  Eleventh  Av,  South  S.  F. 

LANKENAU  &  HANSEN,  {Henry  Lankenau  and 
Peter  Hansen)  groceries  and  liquors,  cor  Rail- 
road Av  and  Eleventh  Av,  Soutli  S.  F. 

Lankenau  <t  Issendorf,  (Diedrieh  Lankenau  and 
Frederick  IssendorJ/'J  groceries  and  liquore, 
SW  cor  Howaid  and  Beale 

Lankershim  Isaac,  grain  dealer,  office  5  Battery, 
dwl  1521  California 

Lankershim  James  B.,  clerk  Union  Warehouse, 
dwl  SE  cor  California  and  Polk 

Lann  Charles,  tailor,  dwl  1018  Powell 

Lannahan  Patrick,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Re- 
linery,  dwl  431  Shipley 

Lannahan  Patrick,  laborer  with  James  McDevitt, 
dwl  W  s  Sansom  nr  Vallejo 

Lannes  Dominique,  butcher  with  J.  B.  Denis,  dwl 
G45  Pacitic 

Lannigan  Lawrence,  laborer,  dwl  Vincent  bet 
Union  and  Green 

Lannon  John,  foundryman,  dwl  23  Frederick 

Lannon  John,  shoemaker  with  Charles  Palmer,  dwl 
33  Tehama 


Lanote  Charles,   lanndryman,  dwl  SW   cor  Broad- 
way and  Dupont 
Lanoux  Francis,  baker  with  T.  J.  Chadbourne,  dwl 

1414  Dupont 
Lanpher  Walter  A.,  butcher  with  J.   Y.  Wilson  & 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 
Lansing  Calvin  V.,  smutter  Golden  Gate  Mills,  dwl 

510  Market 
Lansing  Evert  J.,  hatter  with  A.   Lamott,   dwl  627 

Sacramento 
Lansing  Henry  J.,  melter   S.   F.  Assaying  and  Re. 

lininir  Works,  dwl  W  s  Folsom  bet  Twenty-first 

and  Twenty-second 
Lansing  Jacob  L.,  dwl  1107  Mason 
Lansing  Jeannette,  (widow)  dwl  338  Fifth 
Lansing  Oelazane,    shoemaker  with   Metropolitan 

B.  &  S.  Co.,  dwl  12  Dupont 
Lanston  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  2.50  Spear 
Lanszweert  Louis,  phvsician  and  chemist,  335  Fifth, 

dwl  179  Clara 
Lantheanme  Louis  L.,  liquor  saloon,  .')20   Merchant 
Lantier  Evaugeliste,  (Rousseau  &  Lantier)  dwl  9 

Dupont 
Lantier  Jules,   shoemaker  with  D.  W.  Emerson  & 

Co.,  dwl  9  Dupont 
Lantier  Onesime,  shoemaker,  dwl  9  Dupont 
Lanver  Joseph,  ( Schmid  &  L.J  dwl  507  Pine 
Lanwood  Edward,  shoemaker,  dwl  1019  Market 
Lapachet  Bernard,  barkeeper  with  Samuel  Tetlow, 

dwl  805  Kearny 
Lapachet   Pierre,  barkeeper  with  Samuel  Tetlow, 

dwl  805  Kearny 
Lapfgeer  A.  W.,  teacher  music,  dwl  219  Geary 
Lapliam  Grant,  dwl  920  Bush 
Lapliam     Lorenzo,     straw-worker    Pacific    Straw 

Works,  dwl  E  s  Capp  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nine- 
teenth 
Lapidge  Mary  Mrs.,  proprietress  Brevoort  House, 

NW  cor  i'ourth  and  Mission 
Lapierie  J.  M.,  foreman  Southern  Pacific  R.R.,  dwl 

542  Jessie 
Lapierre  Joseph  W.,  wigmakerwith  Chretien  Pfis- 

ter,  dwl  906  Stockton 
Lapinsky  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Beale  nr  How 
Laplace   Frank,  marblecutter  with  Charles  Roche, 

dwl  E  s  Seventh  bet  Bryant  and  Brannau 
Laplene  Frank,  driver,  dwll4  Ohio 
Lapman   Isaac,   dwl  E  s  Capp  bet  Eighteenth  and 

Nineteenth 
Lapont  Octavus,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B. 

and  S.  Co.,  dwl  103  Polk 
Laporte  John  B.,  real  estate  agent,  office  328  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  1203  Market 
Lapouble  Francoise,  saloon,  1211  Dupont 
Lapoulide  Adolphe,  porter  with  I.  Landsberger  & 

Co.,  dwl  W  s  Dupont  nr  Broadway 
Lapoulide   Gustave,  distiller  with  E.  G.  Lyons  &. 

Co.,  dwl  224  Broadway 
Lapoulide  Louis,  porter  with  I.  Landsberger  &  Co., 

dwl  W  6  Dupont  nr  Broadway 
Lappin  Margaret  Miss,  lashraaker  with  J.  C.  John- 
son <fe  Co.,  dwl  cor  Mission  and  Twenty-first 
Lappin  William,  laborer  New  U.  S.Branch  Miut, 

dwl  )  10  Pacific 
Lapsley  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  105  Jessie,  rear 
Lapum  Hicks,  wood  ana  coal,  SW  cor  Shotwell  and 

Twentieth 
Larangot  Victor,  dwl  509  Pine 
Larbig  Nicholas,  pilot  C.  S.  N.  Co.'s  stm  Chrysopolis 
LARCO  NICHOLAS,  importer  provision,  cotfee, 

etc.,  430  Jackson,  (and  Brignardello,  Macchi- 

ovello  Sf  Co.)  dwl  3)7  Green 
Lardner  Georjre,  salesman  with   Michael  Walsh, 

dwl  1139  Mission 
Lardner  Henry  F.,  clerk  with  Rowland  L.  Wood- 
worth,  dwl  11)18  Hyde 
LARGAN  JAMES  Rev., pastor  Holy  Cross  Church, 

Calvary  Cemetery,  cfwl  N  s  Geary  bet  Devisa- 

dero  and  Broderick 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  118  Sansom  Street,  Laces  and  Embroideries. 


BEDINO-TON,  HOSTETTBB  &  CO..  exclusive  Agents  for  Drake's  Plantation  Bitters. 


Largay  jRmee,  hostler  witli  Jnnins  d.  Foster,  dwl 

Ciiff  House  tenniiins,  Point  Lobos  Road 
Large  Henry,  porter  with  Kedington,  Hostetter  &■ 

Co.,  dwlSS.S  Clara 
Largorio  Bartholomew,  fruit  stand,  NVV  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  California,  dwl  N  s  Yailejo  bet  Du- 

pont  and  Stockton 
Larimer  Anderson  W.,  harnessmiker,  dwl  E  s  Mis- 
sion bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Larine  George,  waiter  U.  S.  Restaurant,  dwl  Coso 

House 
Lark  Cyrus  E.,  plasterer  with  Samuel  Kellett,  dwl 

375  Jessie 
Lark  Samuel,  cigarmaker,  13.5  Post 
Larkev  James,  mariner, dwl  cor  Filbert  and  Webster 
Larkiri  Alfred  O..  capitalist,  office  604Merchant,dwl 

1116  Stockton 
Larkin  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  6.t2  Mission 
Larkin  Frank,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Larkin  Frank  R.,  real  estate,  dwl  1116  Stockton 
Larkin  George  B.,   drayman,  6  Bush,  dwl  408  Na- 

toma 
Larkin  Henry  W.,  ^nf  James  Anthony  Sf  Co.,  Sac- 

mentoj  dwl  729  Harrison 
Larkin  Huffh,  laliorer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  SW  cor  Sumner  and  Clementina 
Larkin  James,  expresswagon,  Davis  bet  Washing- 
ton and  Jack,  dwl  SE  cor  Drunira  and  Oregon 
Larkin  John,  asphaltumroofer.  dwl  2-55  Jessie 
Larkin  Lawrence,  hostler,  dwl  13  Hunt 
Larkin    Michael,   driver  with  Summit  Ice  Co.,  dwl 

312  Mission 
Larkin  Michael,  teamster  with  R.  &  J.  Morton,  dwl 

25  Minna 
Larkin  Thomas,  drayman,  dwl  34  Ritch 
Larkin  Thomas  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Peter's  Church, dwl 

E  s  Alabama  nr  Twenty-fourth 
Larkin   Thomas,   C Larkin  &   Flaherty)  dwl   104 

Kearny 
Larkin  Thomas,  capitalist,  office  604  Merchant,  dwl 

SE  cor  Slocktou  and  Pacific 
Larkin  Thomas  O.,  (widow)  dwl  1116  Stockton 
Larkin  ThoniHs  ^Y.,  pressman  with  Cubery  &  Co., 

dwl  251  i  Clementina 
Larkin  Timothy,  waiter  Russ  House,  dwl  763  Miss 
Larkin  William,  painter,  dwl  427  Hayes 
Larkin  &  Flaherty,  (  Tho-mas  Larkin  and  Richard 

Flaherty  J  asphaltum  roofers,  office  104  Kearny 
Larkins  Frederick,  (Larkins  &    Catania)  dwl  27 

Louisa 
Larkins  Timothy,  waiter  Rues  House 
Larkins  William,  (Larki7is  &  Co.)  dwl  S  8  Dorland 

Lane  bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
LARKINS  «fc  CATANIA,  {Frederick  Larkins  and 

Joseph  Catania)  fish,  101  and  102  Cal  Market 
Larkins  &.  Co.,  (  William  Larkins  and  George  Mc- 

Leod)  carriage  manufactory,  631  Howard 
Larneu  Patrick,  foreman  with  George  D.  Nagle, 

dwl  108  Shipley 
Laruey  Frank,  barkeeper  with  John  Qniun,  dwl  155 

Minna 
Larney  Patrick,  laborer  with  Charles  W.  Thomas, 

dwl  417  Bush 
Laroche  Abel,  teacher  French,  dwl  835  Howard 
Laroehe  Charles,  waiter,  SE  cor  Dupont  and  Com- 
mercial, dwl  412  Shipley 
Laroche  P.  A.,  solicitor  Fireman's  Fund  Ins.  Co., 

dwl  515  Leavenworth 
Laronche  Antoiue,  (A.  Laronche  &  Co.)  dwl  825 

Dupont 
LARONCHE  A.  &   CO.,  (F.   Peguilhan  and  J. 

Stork)  proprietors  French  Roiisserie,  825  and 

827  Dupont 
Larrabee  G.  B.,  (widow)  dwl  314  Bush 
Larrabee  John  F.,  books  and  stationery,  702  Market, 

dwl  1.524  Sacramento 
Larrabee  William  J.,  clerk,  dwl  314  Bush 
Larrimore  R.  A.,  lettercarrier  S.  F.  Postoffice,  dwl 

Coso  House 


Larroehe   Francois,  tripe,   etc.,  N  s  Sixteenth   nr 
Vermont  and  21  S.  F.  Market,  dwl  Ns  Six- 
teenth nr  Vermont 
Larroehe  Vincent,  (Larroehe  <fc  Ilusson)  dwl  649 

Third 
Larroehe  &  Huseon,  f  Vincent  Larrochf  and  Paul 
Hiisson)  wholesale  sheepbutchers,  W  s  Potrero 
Avenue  nr  Fifteenth 
Larsen  Andrew,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Larsen  Daniel,  carpenter,  dwl  22  Washington 
Larsen  George,  master  mariner,  dwl  602  Lombard 
Larsen  John,  laborer  St.  Mary's  College 
Larsen  John,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Larsen  Olof  F. ,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  5  Li))erty 
Larsen   P.    C.   &   Co.,   f  William    Wilson)  watch 

makers  and  jewelers,  217  Kearny 
Larsen  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  156  Steuart 
Larsen  Peter,  stevedore,  dwl  E  s  Kearny  bet  Lom- 
bard and  Greenwich 
Larsen    Peter  C.,(P.  C.  Larsen  ^  Go.)  dwl  706 

Mason 
Larsen  Rasmus,  packer  with  O.  H.  Byring,  dwl  SE 

cor  Jackson  and  Battery 
Larseneur  Adeline,  (widow)  dwl  5  Pollard  Place 
Larsenenr  Louis,  f Larseneur  Sf    Shcerin)  dwl  cor 

Bush  and  Lyon 
Larseneur  &  Sheerin,  fLonis  Larseneur  and  Dan- 
iel Sheerin)  stonevard,  cor  Bush  and  Lvon 
Larsing  H.,  dwl  719  Alarket 
Larson  Anders,  laborer,  bds  20  Commercial 
Larson  Christian  G.,  cook  with  Peter  Ramsey,  104 

Stenart 
Larson  Daniel,  tailor,  dwl  1021  Pacific 
Larson  Edward,  master  mariner,  dwl  109  Welsh 
Larson  Gilbert,  shoemaker,  dwl  152  Natoma 
Larson  James,  stevedore,  dwl  313Beale 
Larson  Louis,  carpenter,  California  Mills,  dwl  535 

Folsom 
Larson  Peter,  seaman,  bds  20  Commercial 
Larssen  Adnlph,  bookkeeper,  dwl  40'1  Sutter 
Lartisjan  Pierre,  clerk  with  Lemoine.  Gambert  & 

Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Monti^omery  and  Pacific 
Larue  Sigismund,  shoemaker,  dwl  9  Dupont 
Larzelere  William  B.,  (Larzelere  &  Beach)  dwl 

425  Brvant 
LARZELERE  &  BEACH,    {William  B.    Larze- 
lere and  .Joseph  D.  C.  Beach)  produce    com- 
mission, 219  Washington 
Lasalle  Charles,  laundry  man  with   S.  F.  Laundry 

Ass'n,  dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Filluiore 
Lasar  Emanuel,  merchant,  dwl  629  Green 
Lasar  Leopold,  merchant,  dwl  1522  Powell 
Lascano  Felipe,  cigarmaker  with  Cobo,  Martinez  & 

Co.,  dwl  Powell  bet  Green  and  Union 
Lascasas  Felix,  clerk  S.   F.  Wool  Exchange,  dwl 

660i  Bryant 
Lascholl  John,  boarding,  E  s  Folsom  bet  Sixteenth 

and  Seventeenth 
Lascouts  Honore.  wigmaker,  dwl  13  Virginia 
Laselere  L.,  hostler  with  Smith  &  Smith,  dwl  312 

Brannan 
Lash  Harriet  Mrs.,  collarmaker,  dwl  18  Garden 
liash  Isidor,  merchant,  dwl  18  Garden 
Lashier  Francis  H.,  clerk  with  Philander  F.  Tripp, 

dwl  741  Market 
Lask   Hariy   J.,  bookkeeper  Cleveland   Ins.    Co., 

dwl  918  Stockton 
Lask  Louis,  merchant,  dwl  918  Stockton 
Laskey  Joseph,  groover  with  Schreiber,  Rohr  &  Co., 
dwl  S  8  Willow  Av  bet  Buchanan  and  Laguna 
Lason  John,  drayman,  dwl  1205  Dupont 
Lass  Christian,  master  mariner,  dwl  1319  Sansom 
Lassalette  J.  Mrs.,  private  boarding,  Virginia  Block 
Lasselle  F.  H.,  clerk  U.  S.  Branch  Mint,  dwl  902 

Montgomery 
Lassen  H.  A.,  clerk  with  Peter  Jacobson,  dwl  2019 

Mason 
Lasswell  M.  D.,  plumber  and  pnmpmaker,  747  Mies 
Lastreto  Louis,  dwl  430  Jackson 


The  directory  of  the  "  PEOPLES"  is  composed  of  the  best  business  men  of  California. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Clothing,  etc. 


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Lastreto  Louis  F.,  bookkeeper  with  N.  Larco,  dwl 

1213  Jlaeon 
Laenrica  Pedro,  painter,  dwl  629  Vallejo 
Lataillade  Caesar,  plumber  with  G.  it  W.  Snook, 

dwl  813  Vallejo 
Latawrtiia  Mining  Co.,  office  611  Merchant 
Latford  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  978  Harrison 
Latham  Charles,   hostler  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  41 

Everett 
Lathnm   Charlotte,  dressmaker,  N  a  Sixteenth  nr 

Howard 
Latham  Edward  F.,  commission  merchant,  dwl  609 

Jackson 
LATHAM  JAMES  K.  S..  cashier  banking  depart- 
ment Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  lOO'J  Powell 
Latham  Joseph   R.,   laborer  Pacific  Iron    Works, 

dwl  .557  Mission 
LATHAM  MILTON  S.,  manager  London  and  San 

Francisco  Bank  (Limited), office 4*23 California, 

dwl  636  and  638  Folsom 
Latham    Richard,    laborer,    dwl  W  s  Salmon  nr 

Broadway 
Latham  William  B.,  dwl  1623  Webster 
Lathrop   Benjamin  G.,  capitalist,  office  506  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  5"26  Greenwich 
Lathrop  Eli><ha,  dwl  E  s  Shotwell  nr  Twentieth 
Lathrop  Elisha  N..  carriage  trimmer  with  Albert 

Folsom,  dwl  18  Ellis 
Lathrop  H.  D.  Rev..  Rector  Church  of  the  Advent, 

dwl  304  Stockton 
Lathrop  James,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Lathrop  Orrin,  carrier  Morning  Call 
Latimer  George,  biu-osfinisher  with  Tay,  Brooks  & 

Backus,  dwl  116  Tehama 
Latimer  George,   salesman,   634  Market,   dwl  405 

Stevenson 
Latimer  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  319  Vallejo 
LATIMER  LORENZO  D.,  U.  S.  Attorney,  U.  S. 

Court  Building,  room  6,  dwl  823  Bush 
Latimer  Mary  J.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  630  Howard 
Latimer  William  A.  R.,  engineer,  dwl  630  Howard 
Latroadec    Louis,   cook    French    Hospital,  dwl    1 

Beaver  Place 
Latson  Abraham  C,  carpenter,  dwl  477  Jessie 
Latsou  Charles  H.,  driver  with  Hall  &  Co.,  dwl  477 

Jessie 
Latson  Frank  P.,  salesman  with  H.  RosekransA  Co. 

dwl  N  s  Haigbt  nr  Buchanan 
Lattiman  Thomas,  waiter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Latz  Charles,  confectioner  with  E.  A.  Eugelberg, 

416  Kearny 
Latz  Samuel,  bookkeeper  with  Smith,  Brown  &  Co., 

dwl  813  Jlission 
Latz  Samuel  W.,  clerk  with  A.  Morgenetem,   dwl 

SW  cor  Pacific  and  Front 
Latz  Simon,  clothing,  319  Pacific 
Lauberg  Lawrence,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Laubier  Annie  Mrs.,  dwl  911  Sacramento 
Lauce  Stephen,  laborer,  dwl  1432  Pacific 
Lauck  George,  brewer  with  Gluck  &  Hansen,  dwl 

10  William 
Laude  John,  farmer,  dwl   San  Jose  road  nr  Six 

Mile  House 
LAUDEX  M.  K.,  President  Pacific  Business  Col- 
lege, 27  Post 
Lander  George,   (George  Lauder  &  Son)  dwl  12 

Park  Avenue 
Lauder  George  &.  S'>n,  (Lewis  G.  Lauder)  hay  and 

grain,  SW  cor  King  and  Fourth 
Lauder  Lewis  G,  (George  Lauder  4*  Son)  dwl  12 

Park  Avenue 
Lauder  Silas  W. ,  teamster  and  extraman   Steamer 

No.  5,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  233  Stevenson 
Lauderback  Charles,  barkeeper,  dwl  17  Stockton 

Alley 
Laue  Albert  H.,  proprietor  patent  anchor  and  thim- 
ble, dwl  SE  cor  Sacramento  and  Leavenworth 
Lauenstein  Frederick  L.,   (Saulmann  &  L.J  dwl 

835  Post 


Lauermann    Nicholas,   marble   worker  with   John 
Daniel  &  Co.,  dwl  Kearny  bet  Bdwy  and  Val 
Lanfenberg  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  739  Market 
Lanffer  Erhard,  bakery,  804  Greenwich 
Lantfin  Orin,  carpenter  dwl  Ns  Harrison  nr  Eighth 
Laughland  William,   carpenter  with  D.  A  Macdo- 

nald  &   Co.,  dwl  315  First 
Langhlin   Edward,   secretary   Golden   Gate  Sugar 

Refinery,  dwl  410  Jones 
Laughlin  Huj;h,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Hyde  bet  Lom- 
bard and  Greenwich 
Langhlin  James,  clerk,  815  Battery 
Laughlin  John,  hoots  and  shoes,  dwl  364  Clementina 
Laughlin  Saron  N.,   bookkeeper  with  Moss  &  Bea- 
dle, dwl  1107  Pine 
Laughlin  Timothy,  laborer  Custom  House,  dwl  159J 

Clara 
Ijaughrau  Thomas,   laborer  S.  F.  and  P.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  Eighth  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Laughton  Lather  H.,  shipjoiner.  dwl  38  Eddy 
Lauinger  Charles,  pianomaker,  dwl  St  Charles  PI 
Lauinger  George,  cartraan,  dwl  5  St.  Charles  Place 
Lauinger  John  B.,  tinsmith  with  B.  C.  Austin,  dwl 

9  St.  Charles  Place 
Laun  Philip,   furniture  wagon,  513  California,  dwl 

N  8  Townsend  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Lauphaus  Charles,  (colored)  porter  Western  Union 

Telegraph  Co.,  dwl  12  Auburn 
Laurel  Hill  Cemetery  Association,  office  NW  cor 

Kearny  and  Washington 

Laurel  Hill  Homestead  Association,  office  304  Mont 

Laurence  Thomas  C.    (colored)    porter  Merchants' 

Mutual  Marine  Ins.    Co.,  dwl  Vallejo  bet  Du- 

pont  and  Stockton 

Laurenson  Edward,  harnessmaker  with  J.  O'Kane, 

dwl  68  Natoma 
Laurent  Auge,  bookbinder,  620  Merchant 
Laurent  Desire,  hatter  with  Julius  Boysen,  dwl  816 

Clay 
Lauricella  Joseph,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  726  Bdwy 
Laurie  William  H..   special  policeman  new  U.  S. 

Branch  Mint,  dwl  cor  Fourth  and  Howard 
Laurin  Alphouse,  waiter  with  A.  A.  Jennings 
Laurion  J.  J.,  smelter,  dwl  11  Kearny 
Lauriston  Archibald,   clerk  with  George  Stevens, 

SE  cor  Battery  and  Union 
Lauterwasser  Catherina,  (widow)  dwl  108  Eighth 
Lauterwasser  Christian  (Lauterwasser   Sr   Peters) 
dwl  S  s  Capp  bet  Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty- 
fifth 
Lauterwasser  Frederick  P.,  butcher  with  H.  J.  Bo- 

ese,  dwl  N  s  Oregon  bet  Front  and  Davis 
Lauterwasser  &  Peters,  (Christian  Lauterwasser 
1^  Joseph  C.  Peters)  feed,  wood  and  coal,  221 
and  223  Sixth 
Lavall  David,  (.4.  Lerr/ d:  Co.)  dwl  728  Filbert 
Lavalle  Michael,  bootmaker  with  Matthew  White, 

dwl  1109  Montgomery 
Lavan  James,    harnessmaker  with  Joseph  Frankeu- 

berg,  dwl  Eighth  bet  Biyant  and  Braunan 
Lavaud   Charles^  blacksmith  with  Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  8  Louisa 
Laveaga  J.  V.  de,  merchant,  dwl  1115  Stockton 
Laveaga  J.  V.  de,  Jr.,  dwl  1115  Stockton 
Laveaga  Miguel,  dwl  1115  Stockton 
Laveau  Charles,  carriagemaker,  dwl  8  Louisa 
Lavell  James,  boilermaker,  dwl  111  Tehama 
Lavelle  Bridget  Miss.,  furnished  rooms,  227  Minna 
Lavenberg  A.,   (of  A.  Lavenberg  <fc    Co.,  Helena, 

Montana)  office  109  Batteiy 
Laventhal  Samuel,  ( S.  Laventhal  &   Co.)  dwl  632 

Market 
Laventhal  S.  &  Co.,  (Julius  Witt)  clothing,  58  and 

no  Third 
Laveron  John,  stonecutter   with   L.  Carapodonico, 

dwl  20  Lafayette  Place 
Lavery  Frank  J.,  clerk,  dwl  11  Ellis 
Laverv  James  V.,  bookkeeper  S.  F.  Starch  Works, 
dwl  124  Eleventh 


JONES,  PUIiliMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sanaom  Street,  Sewing  and  Embroidering  Silks. 


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Lavery  John,  laborer,  dwl  519  Mission 

Lavery  John,  waiter,  dwl  23  Vallejo 

Laverv   Jo8eph    G.,    bookkeeper    with    Rockwell, 

Coye  &  Co.,  dwl  1'24  Eleventh 
Lavery  Robert,  shipcsrpenter,  dwl  541  Second 
Lavery  William  J.,  ( Vv.  J.  Lavery  Sf   Go.)  dwl  124 

Eleventh 
Lavery  W.  J.  &   Qn.,  (WilUam  Gray  and  Joaiah 

Q.    Baker)  proprietors   San   Francisco   Starch 

Works,  SE  cor  Eighth  and  Brannan 
Lavifj;nac  Jean  Baptiste,  lodgings,  6:58  Pacific 
Lavignac  Louis,  ninesel  depot.  Long  Bridge 
Lavigne  Adrianne  Madame,  dressmaker,  263  First 
Lavigne  Frank,  saloon  and  lodgings,  727  Pacific 
Lavigne  Isaac,  dwl  263  First 
Lavigue   Raymond,  printer  with  Britton  &    Rey, 

dwl  1013  Sutter 
Lavillu  Rosario,  clerk  with   A.  Giorgiani,  dwl  N  s 

Vallejo  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Laville  Michael,  bootmaker,  dwl  1109  Montgomery 
Laville  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  210  Pacific 
Lavin  Dominick,  harnessmaker  with  John  O'Brien, 

dwl  IC  8  Eighth  bet  Bryant  and  Biannan 
Lavin  John,  laborer,  dwl  W  8  Main  bet  Market  and 

Mission 
Lavin  John,  seaman,  dwl  25  DeBoom 
LAVIN  JOHN   P.,  linuors,   NE   cor  Battery  and 

Broadway,  dwl  1507  Stockton 
Lavine  Adolnh,  furnishing  goods,  dwl  224  Turk 
Lavine  FranK,  watchman  U.  S.  B.  Mint 
LAVING  HENRY,  pawnbroker,  908  Kearny 
Laviosa  Joseph,   (Pascal,    Dubedot    &    Co.)    dwl 

NW  cor  Jackson  and  Montgomery 
Lavrock  George,  carriage  trimmer,  417  Pine,  dwl 

114  Jones 
Lavyna  Luis,  fruits,  SE  cor  Bush  and  Kearny,  dwl 

338  Bush 
Lavyna  Mateo,  laborer,  dwl  338  Bush 
Law  Clara,  (widow)  dwl  67  Natoma 
Law  Henry,  plumber  with  J.  H.  O'Brien  &  Co.,  dwl 

1315  Pacific 
LAW    LIBRARY,    San    Francisco,   Montgomery 

Block 
Lawall  Frederick,  liqnor  saloon,  925  Kearny 
Lawler  F.. painter,  dwl  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Clay 
Lawler  Francis,  groceries  and  liquors,  140  Minna 
Lawler  Francis,   laborer,  dwl  S  s   Santa  Clara  bet 

Hampshire  and  Protero  Avenue 
Lawler  Frank  W.,  clerk  with  Samuel  D.  Woods, 

dwl  26  Anna 
Lawler  Frederick,  jeweler  with  William  Lawler, 

dwl  653  Clay 
Lawler  Isaac,  coachman,  dwl  728  Market 
Lawler  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  270  Brannan 
Lawler  John,  brass  finisher  with  M.  Dobrzensky, 

dwl  516  Folsom 
Lawler  Joseph,  wholesale  butcher.   Fifth    Av    nr 

Railroad  Av,   South   S.  F.,dwl  SE  cor  Santa 

Clara  and  Hampshire 
Lawler  Mary,  (widow)  vestmaker  with  J.  Jackson, 

dwl  545  Mission 
Lawler  Peter,  hostler  Omnibus  R.  R. 
LawlerThomas,  laborer,  dwl  1316  Dupont 
Lawler  Thomas,  teamster  with  William  Kerr,  dwl 

903  Battery 
Lawler  Timothy,  fireman   steamer  Vallejo,  Front 

Street  Wharf 
Lawler  William,  manufacturing   silversmith     and 

jeweler,  653  Clay 
Lawler. — See  Lawlor 
Lawless  Bros.,  (Joaefh    C  Lairle.<ss)  harness  and 

saddle  manufacturers,  624  Front 
Lawless  Edward,  driver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

SE  cor  Fourth  and  Tehama 
Lawless  James,  saddler,  dwl  1225  Mission 
Lawless  John,  carpenter  Occidental  Hotel,  dwl  240 

Green 
Lawless    Lawrence,    laborer,    dwl    755    Howard, 

rear 


Lawless  M.,  saddle  and  harnessmaker,  508  San 
Lawless  M.  A.   Miss,  a.esistiint  teacher  Mission  St. 

Primary  School,  dwl  1225  Mission 
Lawless  Michael,  longshoreman,  dwl  117  Vallejo 
Lawless  Richard,  harnessmaker,  dwl  N  s  Sutter  bet 

Dupont  and  Stockton 
Lawley  John,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Lawlor  Dennis,  special  policeman,  dwl  214  Powell 
Lawlor  Ellen  M.,  (widow)  dwl  .52  Louisa 
Lawlor  Frank,  driver  Central  R.  R. 
Lawlor  George  W.,  clerk  Grand  Hotel,  dwl  1153 

Folsom 
Lawlor  James,  waiter  Rnss  House 
LAWLOR  JOHN  M.  &  CO.,  f Charles  A.  Fnhr) 

proprietors  Lick  House,  W  s  Montgomery  from 

Post  to  Sutter 
Lawlor  Mary  Mrs.,  artificial  hairworker,  309  Third 
Lawlor  Micnael,  laborer,  dwl  1405  Pacific 
Lawlor  Patrick,  teamster  with  John  Henderson  Jr., 

dwl  7  Sumner 
Lawlor  Peter,  clerk,  dwl  325^  Bush 
Lawlor  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  28  Ritch 
Lawlor  Peter,  painter,  dwl  333  Bush 
Lawlor  Richard,  laundryman  with  D.  A.  Taylor, 

dwl  SW  cor  Doloi'es  and  Seventeenth 
Lawlor  William  M.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 

235  Kearny,  dwl  Lick  House 
Lawlor. — See  Lawler 
Lawndane  Gustave,  steward  bark  Eureka,  dwl  221 

First 
Lawrence  Albert  G.,  stockbroker,  dwl  311  Jessie 
Lawrence  Benjamin,  drayman,  dwl  748i  Market 
Lawrence  E.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  1405  Stockton 
LAWRENCE  EDWIN  A.,  attorney  at  law,  office 

316  California,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Lawrence  F.  F.,  painter  with  McAlpin  &  Grey 
Lawrence  Francis,  expresswagon,  NE  cor  Davis 

and  Oregon,  dwl  9  Verona  Place 
Law'rence  Frank,  shoemaker,  dwl  1822  Stockton 
Lawrence  Frederick  W.,  inspector   Custom  House, 

dwl  8  Verona  Place 
LAWRENCE    HENRY   H.,    manager    California 

Assay  Office,  512  California,  dwl  S  s  Sacramen- 
to bet  Van  Ness  Avenue  and  Franklin 
Lawrence  Jacob  A.,  salesman  with  John  F.  Larra- 

bee,  dwl  Howard  bet  Second  and  Third 
Lawrence  James,  cook,  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co. 'a  S. 

S.  Orizaba 
Lawrence  James,  hostler  with  Crittenden  &  Dalton, 

dwl  268  Stevenson 
Lawrence  Jay  V.,  carpenter  with  Ole  Bergson,  dwl 

NE  cor  Union  and  Calhoun 
Lawrence  John  A.,  clerk,  dwl  609 >»  Howard 
Lawrence  Joseph,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  328  Main 
Lawrence  Maria,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Clay  bet  Hyde 

Leavenworth 
Lawrence  Thomas,  bricklayer,  dwl  4  Grand  Place 
Lawrence  Thomas   C.    porter    ^Merchants'  Mutual 

Marine  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  Vallejo  Place  nr  Vallejo 
Lawrence  William,  barkeeper,  dwl  815  Monteromery 
Lawrence  William,  captain  schooner   Sea  Nvmph, 

Washington  St.  Wharf 
Lawrence  William  H.,  foreman  with  Pool  &   Har- 
ris, dwl  21   Perry 
Lawrenson  Edward,  harnessmaker,  dwl  68  Natoma 
Lawrenson  Patrick,  painter,  dwl  621  Minnn 
Laws  Benjamin,  cook  with  Philander  F.  Tripp,  dwl 

59  Everett 
Laws  George,  night  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl 

319  Kearny 
Laws  James  Jr.,  (colored)  porter  S.  F.  Assaying  and 

Refining  Works,  dwl  1316  Powell 
Laws  John,  (Rouse  &  L.)  dwl  S  s  Ellis  bet  Web- 
ster and  Fillmore 
Laws   Marion,  (widow)    dwl  N  s  McAllister   bet 

Buchanan  and  Webster 
Laws  R.  E.  Mrs.,  clairvoyant,  dwl  319  Kearny 
LawBon  Albert,   bricklayer,   dwl  W  s  Bartlett  nr 

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Laweoii   Andrew,  cooper,  dwl  SW  cor  Fourteenth 

and  Folsom 
LawBou  Cliarles  J.,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
LawBon  C.  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  N  W  cor  Drumm  and 

Jackson 
Lawson  Daniel,  seaman,  dwl  111  Silver 
Lawson  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Ijawson  Jacob,  manner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Lawson  Georj^e  R.,  stnirlinilder  with  Hibberd,  San- 
born &  Co.,  dwl  1G09  Webster 
Lawson  James,  bookkeeper  with  David  Porter,  dwl 

1414  Folsom 
Lawson  James,  deckhand  C.  S.  N.  Co'ssteamdredger 
Lawson  John,  seaman,  dwl  407  Pacific 
Lawson  John  C,  (LilUe  &  L.J  dwl  E  s  Guerrero 

ur  Twentieth 
Lawson  P.  A.,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Lnwson  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Lawison  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Lawson  Robert  A.,  painter  with  Wilson  &Moulton, 

dwl  227   Minna 
Lawson  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  317  Union 
Lawson  W.  H.  B.,  clerk  with  IMcDongall  &.  Mar- 
quis, dwl  W  8  Webster  bet  Sutter  and  Post 
Lawson  William,  mariner,  dwr32  Steuart 
Lawtiien   Michael,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's 

S.  S.  Oritlamme 
Lawton  A.  S.  C,  machinist  with  Baker  &  Hamilton, 

dwl  Prescott  House 
Lawton  Cliarles  D.,  milkman  with  John  W.  Lawton, 

dwl  Union  nr  Laguna 
Lawton  Edgar  M.,  clerk  with  Albert  O.  Cook,  dwl 

1229  Mission 
Lawton    Elburton   I.,   carriagemaker  with  J.   H. 

Lawton  &  Co.,  dwl  cor  Hayes  and  Polk 
LAWTON  FRANKLIN,  secretary  S.  F.  Stock  and 

E.xcliange  Board,  411^  California,  (and  Wheeler 

S  Co.)  dwl  732  Post 
Lawton  Gardner  T.,  vice-president  Fireman's  Fund 

Insurance  Co.,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Lawton  George  W.,  carriage  maker  with  J.  H.  Law- 
ton  &,  Co.,  dwl  18  Seventh 
Lawton   H.  W.,   steward  Tide  Land  Survey,  SW 

cor  Clay  and  Kearny 
Lawton   Irving,  weigher  with  E.  V.  Hathaway,  dwl 

329  Piue 
Lawton  James  D.,  painter,  dwl  SW  cor  Hayes  and 

Polk 
Lawton  J.  H.  &  Co.,  (Enos  W.  Barber)  carriage 

maniifiicturers,  20  and  22  Seventh 
Lawton  John  H.,   (J.  H.  Latcton  4-  Co.)  dwl  18 

Seventh 
Lawton   John    W.,   milkman,   dwl  Union  nr  La- 
guna 
Lawton  Michael,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

N  s  Fulion  bet  Gough  and  Octavia 
Lawton  Orlando,   (Hnyues  Sf  L.)  dwl  305  Kearny 
Lawton  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  139  Tehama 
Lawton  Theodore,  clerk  with  J.  Anderson,  dwl  643 

Folsom 
Lawton   William  L.,  (Lawton  <&  RodwellJ  dwl  54 

Minna 
Lawton  William  S.,  toys  and  fancy  goods,  dwl  643 

Folsom 
Lawton  William  W.,  commissioner  deeds  and  attor- 
ney at  law,  office  439  Cal,  dwl  1229  Mission 
Lawton  &  Rodwell,  (Wil/iam  L.  Latiton  and  Al- 
fred Rodivellj  employment  office,  436  Pine 
Lawyer  George,   blacksmith  with  H.  McLaughlin, 

dwl  cor  Devisadero  and  Bush 
Lay  H.  H.,  tailor,  dwl  410  Kearny 
Layng  John,    superintentendent   S.  F.  &  P.  Lead 

Pipe  and  Shot  Works,  dwl  9  Tehama 
Layng  John  E.,  draftsman  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

'  9  Tehama 
LayuK  Robert,  watchman  S.  F.  and  P.  Lead  Pipe 

and  Shot  Works 
Layng  William  G.,  compositor  Masonic  Mirror,  dwl 

9  Tehama 


Lay  ton  Charles  F.,  plasterer,  dwl  SW  cor  Buchanan 

and   Geary 
Layton  John,  tinsmith  with  John  M.  Bryan,  dwl 

438  Jessie 
Layton. — See  Leighton 
Layzell  R.,   house  and  sign  painter,  213  Dnpont, 

■  dwl  207   Seventh 
Lazard  Alexander,  (Lnzard  Frerex)  res  Paris 
Lazard  Elie,  (Lnzard  Freres)  res  Paris 
LAZARD  FRERES,  (Alexander,  Siwon  and  Elie 

Lazard,  Alexander  Weill  and  Sylvain  Gnhn) 

importers  foreign  and  domestic  drygoods,  and 

depot  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen" Mill  goods, 

625  and  527  Market 
Lazard  Simon,  (Lazard  Freres)  res  Paris 
LAZARD'S  WAREHOUSE,  Wright  &  O'Connof 

proprietors,  SW  cor  Filbert  and  Battery 
Lazansky  Beruhard,  crockery  and  glassware,  1023 

Market 
Lazarevich  George,  barkeeper  with  Lewis  Martin, 

dwl  cor  Stockton  and  Francisco 
Lazarus  Abraham,  tailor,  24  Sixth 
Lazarus  Louis,  engraver,  dwl  16  Sutter 
Lazarus  Paul,  bookkeeper,  313  Sac,  dwl  830  Post 
Lazarus  Sanmel,  drygoods,  1235  Stockton 
Lazure  Louis  T.,  clerk  with  Murphy,  Grant  &  Co., 

dwl  608  Pine 
LeBert  Victor  J.,  butcher,  cor  Folsom  and  Ritch 
LeBlance  John  B., bootmaker  with  I.  M.  Wentworth 

&  Co., dwl  Market  bet  Tiiird  and  Fo\irth 
LeBourdais  Cecilia  M.,   (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl 

765  Howard 
LeBreton  Charles  P.,  salesman  with  J.  C.  Johnson 

&.  Co.,  dwl  523  Kearny 
Le  Bris  Mile.,  teacher  French  City  Female  Sem- 
inary, dwl  41  Third 
LeClair  Louis  L.,  actor  California  Theater,  dwl  1006 

Clay 
LeClerc  John,  agent,  dwl  421  Lombard 
LkCOUNT  brothers  &  UA.1^^\]R,(. Joseph  P. 

and  Thomas  R.  LeCount  and  Joseph  Mansur) 

importers  and  jobbers  stationery,  SE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Sacramento 
LeCount  Joseph  P.,  (LeCotint  Bros.  &  Mansur) 

dwl  725  Bush 
LeCount  Thomas  R.,  (LeCount  Bros.  Sf  Mansur) 

res  New  York 
LeCount's  Building,  417  and  419  Montgomery 
LeFebvre  Alexander,  mechanic,  dwl  750  Lombard 
LeFort  Albert,  teacher  languages,  dwl  835  Clay 
LeGauou  Eugene,  cook,  825  Dupout,  dwl  Green  bet 

Dupont  and  Stockton 
LeGay  Charles,  (LeGay  &  Co.)  dwl  614  Com 
LeGav  John  B.,  (LeGay  Sf  Co.)  dwl  614  Com 
LeGAY  &  CO.,  (John  B.   and   Charles    LeGay) 

importers,  retailers  and  manufacturers  hats  and 

caps,  614  and  616  Counnercial 
LeHaney  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  Eleventh  Avenue 

nr  P,  South  S.F. 
LeHaney  Patrick  W. ,  harnessmaker,  dwl  Eleventh 

Avenue  nr  P,  South  S.F. 
LeMare  James  J.,  clerk  with  Boston  Cracker  Co., 

dwl  E  s  Van  Ness  Av  nr  Pacific 
LeMare  Mariquita  Mrs.,  stationery  and  fancy  goods, 

NE  cor  Bush  and  Stockton,  "dwl  E  s  Van  Ness 

Avenue  bet  Pacific  and  Broadway 
LeMare  William  B.,  messenger  with  Hope,  McKil- 

lop  &  Co.,  dwl  E  s  Van  Ness  Avenue  bet  Broad- 
way and  Pacific 
LeRoux  C.  Y.  M.,  clerk  with  A.  P.  Dezeaux,  710 

Market 
LeROY  THEODORE,   real  estate,  office  room  4 

SW  cor  Montgomery  and  Jackson,  dwl  SW  cor 

Pine  and  Kearny 
Leach  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  896  Front 
Leach  Harry,  bookkeeper  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

dwl  410  Austin 
Leach  Joseph,  waiter  with  John  Anderson,  dwl  53J 

Second 


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Leach  Marcellu8,earpenter  H.C.  League, 128  Kearny 
Lead)  Robert,  dairyman,  dwlN  8  Durland  Laue  bet 

Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Leach  Stephen  W.,  professor  music  and  actor  Cali- 
fornia Theater,  dwl  1107  Post 
Leach.— See  Leech 
Leacv  Samuel,  shoemaker  with  John  Johnson,  dwl 

NE  cor  Third  and  Hunt 
Leahey  Thomas,  boarding,  5D'i  Mission 
Leahy  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  1  Delaware  Court 
Leaiiy  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  264^  Minna 
Leahy  Daniel.  (Geary  <C-  L.)  dwl  410  Folsom 
Leahy  David  J.,  porter  with  J.  M.  Goewey  &  Co., 

dwl  S  8  Folsom  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Leahy  Dennis,  porter,  dwl  204^  Minna 
Leahy  James,  blacksmith  with  Casebolt  &  Kerr, 

dwl  2645  Minna 
Leahy  James,  laborer  •with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Leahy  John,  baker  with  William  J.  Davis,  dwl  23^ 

Second 
Leahy  John  F.,  salesman  with  Kennedy  &  O'Neill, 

dwl  2645  Minna 
Leahy  Michael,  cutter  U.  W.  M.  B.  and  S.  Co.,  dwl 

553  Natoma 
Leahy  Patrick,  hostler  with  H.  J.  Randall,  dwl  669 

J'larket 
Leahy  Patiick,  nurse  City  and  County  Hospital 
LeahV   Stephen,  compositor   Golden"  Era,   dwl  52 

third 
Leahy  Thomas,  upholsterer  with   Goodwin  &  Co., 

dwl  2  Taylor  Place 
Leak  William,  porter  with  W.  A.  Church,  636  Com 
Leake  John  F.,  clerk,  dwl  142  Natoma 
Leake  William,  cook,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Leake. — See  Leek 
Leaman  J.  B.,  uight  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl 

963  Jlission 
Leaman  W.  3.,fBoylen  Si-  Co.)  dwl  NW  cor  Green 

and  Stockton 
Learner  Albert,  bellman  Occidental  Hotel 
Learn  R.  B.,  (R.  B.  Learn  &Co.)  dwl 534  Natoma 
Learn  R.  B.  <fe  Co.,  (0.  C.  McKrakenj  dentists,  14 

Geary 
Learned   Edward  A.,  carpenter  and  builder,  807 

Howard,  dwl  328  Fremont 
Learned  J.,  S.  F.  Produce  Exchange 
Learned  Kate  E.,  (widow)  dwl  303  Jessie 

Leary ,  hairdresser,  dwl  318  Pine 

Leary  Andrew  J.,  bookbinder  and  paper  ruler,  512 

Sacramento,  dwl  1606  Taylor 
Leary Catiierine,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  55  Minna 
Leary  D.  O.,  miner,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Leary  Daniel,  cartman,  dwl  512  Eddy 
Leary  Dennis,  merchant,  dwl  N  s  Liberty  bet  Guer- 
rero and  Dolores 
Leary  Dennis  O.,  driver  with  G.  Venard,  dwl  618 

Jones 
Leary  Donnell,  laborer,  dwl  5  Ashburton  Place 
Leary  Frank,  carpenter,  dwl  269  Minna 
Leary  James,  clerk,  530  Market,  dwl  720  Clemen- 
tina 
Leary  James,   hostler  Pacific  Livery  Stables,  dwl 

7  Lewis 
Leary  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  25  Clara 
Leary  Jeremiah,  laborer  with  George  &  Rogers, 

dwl  728  Market 
Leary  John,   dairyman  with  W.  Hanrahan,  dwl 
San   Bruno  Road   bet  Fifth    and    Sixth  Mile 
House 
Ijeary  John,  peddler,  bds  122  Leidesdorff 
Leary  John,  peddler,  dwl  E  s  Octavia  bet  Post  and 

Sutter 
Leary  John,  porter  with  J.  M.  Goewey  &  Co.,  dwl 

720  Clementina 
Leary  John  H.,  blacksmith  with  Pollard  &  Carvill, 

dwl  55  Minna 
Leary  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Main  bet  Mission 
and  Howard 


Learv  Michael,   blacksmith  with  Thomas  Donlan, 

dwl  452  Clementina 
Leary  Michael  H.,  laborer  with   D.  A.  Macdonald 

&.   Co.,  dwl  E  s  Main  bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Leary  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Clementina  nr  Eighth 
Leary  Timothy,  hostler  Omnibus  R.R. 
Leary  Williarn,  laborer  with  Henry  Condon,  dwl 

Point  Lobos  Road  nr  Turf  House 
Leathe  Benjamin  B.,  bootmaker  with  Williams  & 

Sons,  dwl  604  Sutter 
Leathe  Josiah,  shoemaker  with  I.   M.   Wentworth 

&  Co.,  dwl  138  Sutter 
Leathen  William,  ship  carpenter,  dwl  415  Brannan 
Leathes  Edmund,  actor  California  Theater,  dwl  131 

Montgomery 
Leavenworth  Elise  Mrs.,  millinery,  1100   Stockton, 

dwl  1004  Powell 
Leavenworth  John  R.,  photographer  with  Thomas 

Honseworth  &  Co.,  dwl  f004  Powell 
Leaver  Frank,  teamster,  dwl  .51)4  O'Farrell 
Leavitt  Andrew,  plasterer,  dwl   2  Carlos  Place 
Leavitt  Charles  H.,    (Kittredge  &    L.J  dwl   118 

Geary 
Leavitt  Frank,  butcher  with  E.  Moffat  <fe   Co.,   dwl 

First  Av  nr  Kentucky 
Leavitt  Howard  O.,  pressman  with  Edward  Bos- 

qui  &  Co.,  dwl  154  Perry 
Leavitt  Leander,  clerk  with  A.   Harpending,  dwl 

704  Post 
Leavitt  Shubael  B.,  bookkeeper  with  Blake,  Rob- 
bins  &  Co.,  dwl  154  Perry 
Leavitt  Walter  T.,  dwl  12  Quincy 
Leavy   Charles  M.,  (Leavy   &   Brother)   dwl  327 

O'Farrell 
Leavy  James,  fireman,  dwl  E  s  Beale  bet  Howard 

and  Folsom 
Leavv   Lachman  A.,  (Leavy  &   Brother)  dwl  34 

Ellis 
Leavy  &  Brother,  ('CA.arZes  Af.,   and  Lachman  A. 

Leavy)  cigars  and  tobacco,   5U9   Montgomery 
Lebalister  J.  E.,  seacaptain,  dwl  Branch    House 
Lebarie  Y.,  carpenter  with  B.   &  J.  S.   Doe,   dwl 

Sacramento  bet  Dupont  and  Keamy 
Lebatard  Michael,  commercial  broker  and  manufact- 
urer   Russian    Inflammable   Balls,     oHice    423 

Washington,  dwl  719  Green 
Lebeau  Jacques,  porter,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and 

Dupont 
Leber  Frederick,  shoemaker  with   Uhl  Brothers, 

dwl  Golden  Gate  Hotel 
Leber  John,  painter,  dwl  723  Market 
Lebien  Oliver,  shoemaker  with    D.  W.    Emerson 

&  Co.,  dwl  N  s  Bush  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 
Leblanc  Thomas,  (colored)  porter  with  C.  V.  Gilles- 
pie, dwl  209  Prospect  Place 
Lebreclit  A.,  carrier  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl  Sll  Stock 
Lecher  Francis  H.,  (Olt  &  L.)  dwl  Rassette  Place 

No.  2 
Leckens  Louis,   (Leckens  &    Matkieu)  dwl   1025 

Dupont 
Leckens   &   Mathieu,    (Louia   Leckens   and  Felix 

Matkieu)  liquor  saloon,  921  Kearny 
Leclerc  Jean,  real  estate,  dwl  609  Jackson 
Lecomte  Edgard,  draftsman  with  Prosi^er   Huerne, 

dwl  SE  cor  Stockton  and  Filbert 
Leconey  James  C,  weigher  Custom  House,  dwl  813 

Stockton 
Leconey  Sarah  Mrs.,  boarding,  813  Stockton 
LeconteAndre,  cook  Occidental  Hotel,  dwl  20  Lewis 
Lecount. — See  LeCount 
Lecordier  Desir6,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Dupont  and 

Pacific 
Lecroq  Frederick,  laundry,  1322  Pacific 
Lecuyer  Maurice,  wine  and  liquor  saloon,  1127  Dup 
Ledden  John,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Ledden  John  A.,  bookkeeper  with  A.  Walker,  dwl 

W  s  Larkin  nr  McAllister 
Leddin  James,  boarding  and  lodging,  44  Minna 
Leddy  Bernard,  marblecutter,  dwl  41  Everett 


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Leddv  Catherine,  (vvidow)  clwl549  Howard 
Led.Jy  Hugh,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  136  Na- 

toma 
Leddy  John,  boots  and  shoes,  120  Foarth,  dwi  125 

Foui-th 
Leddy  John  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  Mission  nr  Twen- 

ty-fiiBt 
Leddy  Joseph,  shoemaker,  dwl  227  Minna 
Leddy  Mary  Miss,  lodging.  3fi6  Natoma 
Leddy  Owen,  bricklayer  Bricklayere'  Association, 

dwl  8  Polk 
Ledell  VVilliiim,  carpenter,  dwl  22  DeBoom 
Lederer   Benjamin,  (Lederer  £f  Brother)  dwl  609 

Jones 
Lederer    Samuel  W.,    (Lederer  &  Brother)  dwl 

609  Jones 
Lederer    Simon    W.,    ladies'    dress  trimmiflgs,   18 

Kearny,  dwl  609  Jones 
Lederer  &  Brother,   (Benjamin  and    Samuel  W. 
Lederer)  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Joues 
and  O'Farrell 
Lederle  Philip,  upholsterer  with  N.  P.  Cole  &  Co. 
Ledlie  John  C.,  dwl  473  Jessie 
Ledlie  William,  assistant  register  clerk  Fourth  Dis- 
trict Court,  dwl  515  Kearny 
Ledwidg  John,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Vallejo  Place  nr 

Vallejo 
Ledj'ard  Henry  S.,  bookkeeper  London  and  S.  F. 
Bank,  dwl  St.  James  House 

Lee  Captain,  dwl  737  Howard 

Lee  Abraham,  (colored)  laborer,  dwl  1611  Powell 
Lee  A.  F.,  conductor  Market  Street  Railroad,  dwl 

Sixteenth  nr  Guerrero 
Lee  A.  F.,  (colored)  (widow)  dwl  3  Adele  Alley 
Lee  Allan,  bookkeeper  with  Heywood  &  Harmon, 

dwl  Twenty -second  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Lee    Andrew    Mrs.,    (widow)    liquor  saloon,   N  s 

Jackson  bet  Davis  and  Druniui 
Lee  Anthony,    (colored)   porter,   433  Montgomery, 

dwl  1616  Leavenworth 
Lee  Anton,  laborer  with  John  Smith,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Lee  Benjamin  F.,  farmer,  dwl  1918  Mason 
Lee  Benjamin   F.,  foreman  Miller  «fc  Haley's,  dwl 

1216  Washington 
Lee   Bernard,  laborer  Golden  Age  Flouring  Mills, 

dwl  Filbert  bet  Sansoni  and  Montgomery 
Lee  Cliarles,  commission  broker,  dwl  1219^  Kearnv 
Lee  Charles  J.,  furnished  rooms,  915  Montgomery 
Lee  David  C. ,  (colored)  bootblacking,  547  Clay  and 

432  California,  dwl  9  John 
Lee  Delia  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  325^  Bush 
Lee  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  1.^8  Clara 
Lee  Ellen  Miss,  aressmaker,  7J 1  Folsom 
Lee  Frank,  teamster  with  Riley  &  Vest,  dwl  307 

First 
Lee  Frankling  V.,  dwl  1216  Washington 
Lee  Frankling  V.,    Jr.,   clerk   with   Nickerson   & 

Son,  dwl  1216  Washington 
Lee   Frederick,   seaman  North  Pac.   Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Oritlamme 
Lee  George,   compositor  with  Snanlding  &  Barto, 

dwl  SW  cor  Commercial  ana  Sansom 
Lee  George,  compositor  with  Bacon  &  Company, 

dwl  932  Montgomery 
Lee  George,  hostler  with  Thomas   Kelly,  SE  cor 

Geary  and  Leavenworth 
Lee  George  P.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

dwl  639  Market 
Lee  George  W.,  (colored)   expressman,  dwl  NW 

cor  Hyde  and  Vallejo 
Lee  Harvey  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  236  Jessie 
Lee  Henry  C.,  importer  stationery,  office  419  Front, 

res  Oakland 
Lee  James,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Polk  nr  Fell 
Lee  James,  cook,  332  Montgomery,  dwl  cor  Broad- 
way and  Front 
Lee  James,  cooper,  dwl  553  Bryant 
Lee  James  D.,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Quinn  bet  Valencia 
and  GueiTero 


Lee  James  D.,  liquor  saloon,  33  Geaiy 

Lee  J.  Henrv,   upholsterer  with   Goo'dwin  &   Co., 

dwl  429  Bash 
Lee  John,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Harrison  nr  Eighth 
Lee  John,  drayman,  dwl  524  O'Finrell,  rear 
Lee  John,  foreman  with  Perkins,  Flint  &  Co.,  dwl 

Dupont  nr  Bay 
Lee  John,  helper  with  Well8,Rn88ell  &,  Co.,dwl  808 

Stockton 
Lee  John,  iapanner  and  glass  show-cardwriter,  12 

Central  Place 
Lee  John,  laborer  -with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl  219 

First 
Lee  John,  porter,  Grand  Hotel 
Lee  John,   (Bridprman  Sr  L.)   dwl  Ns   O'Farrell 

bet  Jones  and  Leavenworth 
Lee  John,  (John  Lee  &  Co.)  dwl  S  s  Sacramento  bet 

Lyon  and  Baker 
Lee  John  &   Co.,  (David  Moore)  stoneyard,  cor 

Sutler  and  Cemetery  Avenue 
Lee  John  E.,  liquor  saloon,  36  Sixth 
Lee  John  J.,  barkeeper  with  William  Lee.  dwl  263 

Tehama 
Lee  John  P.,  caneworker  with  Frederick  A.  Long, 

dwl  783  Market 
Lee  John  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  1048  Folsom 
Lee  Kan,   (Chinese)   clerk  and  interpreter,  Bank 

California,  dwl  829  Clay 
Lee  Llewellyn  J.,   (Lee   ^^   Edwards)  dwl  Lick 

House 
Lee  Mary  Mrs. ,  furnished  rooms,  229  Kearny 
LEE  NAMISH  A.,  liquor  saloon,  815  Clay 
Lee  Owen,  clerk,  dwl  108  Morton 
Lee  Patrick,  liquors  and  billiards,  40  First 
Lee  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Wash  Av  nr  Mission 
Lee  Philip,  expresswagon,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf, 

dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Lee  Robert,  porter  with  George  C.  Bode,  dwl  11 

Riley 
LEE  ROBERT  M.,   attorney   at  law,  office    607 

Washington,  dwl  822  Post 
Lee  Rose,  shoelitter,  dwl  56  Minna 
Lee  Samuel,  steward,  dwl  896  Front 
Lee   Sarah  Miss,  (colored)  ladies  hairdresser,  dwl 

1611  Powell 
Lee  S.  W.,  bds  Occidental  Hotel 
Lee  Thomas,  laborer  with  John  Smith,  dwl  Tittel's 

Row 
Lee  Thomas,  merchant,   dwl    cor   Buchanan    and 

Chestnut 
Lee  Thomas,  waiter  Grand  Hotel,  dwl  415  Powell 
Lee  William,  liquor  and  billiard  saloon,  134  Fourth, 

dwl  263  Teliama 
Lee  William,  painter,  dwl  535  Turk 
Lee  William,  (colored)  bootblack,  705  Market,  dwl 

1 12  Virginia 
Lee  William,  (Lee  &  Barrotos)  dwl  S  s  Turk  bet 

Polk  and  Larkin 
Lee  William  G.,  laborer  U.  S.  Appraiser  Store,  dwl 

1610Pacilic 
Lee  W.  Thomas,  photogi-aphic  printer  with  George 

D.Morse,  dwl  .511  Pine 
Lee  &  Barrows,  (  William.  Lee  and  Daniel  F.  Bar- 

roics)  house  and  sign  painters,  51  Halleck 
LEE  &  EDWARDS,  (Llewllyn  J.  Lee  and  Joseph, 

G.  Edwards)  general  agents,  office  728  Mout 
Lee. — See  Lea 

Leedes  Albert,  saloon,  635  Kearny,  dwl  525  Pine 
Leeds  Mollie  Miss,  embroideress  with  Norcross  & 

Co.,  dwl  14  Harriet 
Leeds  Stephen  P.,  superintendent  agencies  Manhat- 
tan Life  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  915  Sutter 
Leege  Ferdinand,  clerk  with  William  Eroning,  dwl 

409  Dupont 
Leege  William,  manager  S.  F.  Verein  Club,  dwl 

331  Montgomery 
Leek  Christopher,  street  contractor,  dwl  122  Davis 
Leeke  Elias   E. ,  barkeeper  Mint  Saloon,  dwl  338 
Montgomery 


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Leen  Dennis  H.,  salesman,  20  Montgomery,  dwl 

ll35Howaid 
Lees  Andrew,  dwl  607  Pine 
Lees  Isaiah  W.,  captain  of  police,  and   detective 

City  Hall,  dwl  60:j  Dupont 
Leet  Samuel  T.,  dwl  E  s  Second  Avenue  bet  Six- 
teenth and  Seventeenth 
Lef  Henry,  engineer  with  Joseph  Winterburn  & 

Co.,  dwl  '.iOi)  Wiishington 
Lefebvre  Emile,  (Cavalctti  &  L.)  dwl  E  s  Vallejo 

Place  nr  Vallejo 
Lefevre    B.  &  Co.,    (Theodore  BogelJ  importers 

drugs  and  medicines  and  apothecaries,  SE  cor 

Washington  and  Dupont 
Lefevre  Baptiste,  fB.  Lefevre  &  Co.)  dwl  1215  Clay 
Lefevre  Joseph,  fruits,  820  Stockton 
LEPFINGVVELL   WILLIAM,  real  estate,  office 

408  Montgomery,  dwl  Lick  House 
LefFmanu  Otto,  bookkeeper  with  Vermeil  &  Martin, 

dwl  121)  Seventh 
Lefort  Edward,  laborer  with  Goodwin  &  Co.,  dwl 

32^  Freelon 
Lefrank  John,  liquor  dealer,  dwl  930  Kearny 
L^allet    Dominique,    tanner     with    Steiubach    & 

Furth.  dwll42(i  Pacific 
Legasse  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  34  San  Bruno  Road 

nr  Twenty-seventh 
Legay  L.,  bootmaker,  dwl  SW  cor  Bdwy  and  Dup 
Legay. — See  Le  Gay 

Legbund  Frederick,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Legevin  Peter,  cook  with  Charles  Vivelles,  dwl  17^ 

Dupont 
Legge  James  E. ,  compositor  Alta  California,  dwl 

1715  Leavenworth 
Leggett  Henry  J.,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  328  Main 
Leggett  Thomas,  boilermaker,  dwl  171  Minna 
Legise  Alcide,  laborer,  613  Union,  rear 
Legley  Charles,  tanner,  dwl  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Bran 
Legwiu  Jules,  laborer,  dwl  516  Pacific 
Lehan  Dennis,  (Gorfinkel  &  L.J  dwl  553  Natoma 
Lehan  Michael,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  840  Mkt 
Leliaue  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  219  Pacific 
Lehanev  Patrick,  expressman,  SW  cor  Fourth  and 

Folsnm.dwl  113  Shipley 
Lebany  Michael,  laborer  N.  B.  &,  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  cor 

Filth  and  Folsom 
Lehigh   John,  porter,   425    Sacramento,    dwl   cor 

Stevenson  and  Second 
Lehman  Benjamin,  merchant,  dwl  1713  Mason 
Lehman  Frederick,  baker  with  A.  A.  Jennings 
LebmHu  John,  laborer  Montgomery  Baths,  dwl  624 

Pacific 
Lehman  Louis,  jnnkdealer,  dwl  934  Harrison 
Lehman  Mariis,  market,  N  s  Bush  bet  Devisadero 

and  Bioderick 
Lehman  William,  (Pj'eiffer  &  Co.)  dwl  4  Gardner 

Alley 
Lehniann  Charles,  butcher  with  N.  Boynton,  dwl 

534  Tehama 
Lehniann  Christian,  carpenter  and  builder,  office  516 

Kearny,  dwl  cor  Railroad  Av  and  Fifteeeuth 

Av,  South  S.  F. 
Lehniann  Eilert,  baker,  228  Kearny 
Lehmaun  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  45  Sacramento 
Lehniann  George,  (Lehmann  <Jr  Merle)  dwl  6  Pow 
Lehniann    Theodore,    laborer    Golden  State   Iron 

Works,  dwl  N  s  Howard  bet  Main  and  Spear 
LehmHnu  &,  Merle,  (George   Lehmann  and  Peter 

V.  Merle)  exchange  brokers,  office  509  Mont 
Lehmann. — See  Leanian  and  Leman 
LEHMKUHL  ERNEST,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE 

cor  Fonrth  and  Perry 
Lehnikuhl  Hermann,  boxmaker  with  Hobbs,  Gil- 
more  &  Co.,  dwl  637  iMinna,  rear 
Lehmkuhl  Hugo  H.,  physician,  (and  Alers  &   L.) 

office  and  dwl  722  Montgomery 
Lehmkuhl  Johanna  Mrs.,  embroidering  and  stamp- 
ing, NE  cor  F'ourth  and  Perry 
LehmuB  Richard,  longshoreman,  dwl  7  Washington 


Lehn  Philip  P.,  (Steinhach  &  L.)  dwl  846  Folsom 
Lehner  George,  blacksmith  with  Andresen  Bros., 

dwl  822  Filbert 
Lehner  Joseph,  liquor  saloon,  757  Mission 
Lehnig  C.  Ernst,  bootblackiug,  218  Kearny,  dwl 

5  Hardie  Place 

Lehnhardt  Charles,  ( Lehnhardt  &  Ordner)  dwl  421 

Dupont 
Lehnhardt  Christian,   clerk  with  Adolphus  Ruhl, 

dwl  421  Dupont 
Lehnhardt  Henry,  sewing  machines,  SE  cor  Third 

and  Tehama,  dwl  146  Silver 
Lehnhardt   &   Ordner,    (Ckarlex    Lehnhardt    and 

Lonis  Ordner  J  bowling  and  liquor  saloon,  SW 

cor  Pine  and  Montgomery 
Lehritter  John,  (Stuiz  &  L.)  dwl  21  .John 
LEHRKE  HENRY,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 

Mariposa  and  Indiana,  opp  Pacific  Glass  Works 
Lehwig  Ernest,  woodturner,  dwl  507  Missiou 
Lehy  John,  laborer,  dwl  202  Pacific 
Leit  Adam  H.,  molder,  dwl  E  s  Mississippi  nr  Mari- 
posa 
Leib  Frederick  W.,  dwl  743  Howard 
Leib  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Mississippi  nr  Mari- 
posa 
Leibe  William,  brassfinisher  with  W.  T.  Garratt  &. 

Co.,  dwl  220  Minna 
Leibenberg  Charles,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Bealeand  Mission,  dwl  572  Bryant 
Leibert  John  G.,  builder,  dwl  320  Oak  nr  Laguna 
Leichtenstein    Morris,    hoopskirts,   corsets,    fancy 

goods,  etc.,  34  Second 
Leichter  Carl,  clerk  with  Taylor  &  Bendel,  dwl  349 

Clementina 
Leichtner  Conrad,  laborer,  dwl  627  Broadway 
Leidy  Asher  S.,  clerk,  dwl  Prospect  Av  nr  Coso 
Leidy  Jerome  B.,  bootmaker,  dwl  Octavia  nr  Oak 
Leighton  Isabella  B.,  (widow)  dwl  1431  Taylor 
Leighton  James,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Leighton  John  A.,  foreman  Southern  Pacific  R.  R., 

dwl  212  .Shotwell 
Leighton  William  K.,  clerk  with  Cross  &  Co.,  dwl 

1431  Taylor 
Leighton. — See  Layton 
Leihy  Isaac  H.,  compositor  with  Waters,  NewhofiF 

6  Co.,  dwl  Pacific  House 
Leilstrop  Peter,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Leimbacher  Rudolph,  (HohmnHn&  L^  dwl  515  Pine 
Leimert  Louis,  confectioner,  142  Third 

Lein  Henry,  saloon,  6.59  Clay,  dwl  245  Stevenson 
Leione  Canevasgini,  (Giulio  &  L.)  dwl  163  Jessie 
LEIPNITZ  GUSTAVE,  druggist,  419  Bush 
Leisen  Brothers,  (Geary  and  Meas  LeixenJ  grocer- 
ies and  liquors,  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Harrison 
Leisen  Frank,  machinehand  with  D.  A.  ]\Iac<louald 

&.  Co.,  dwl  S  8  Lombard  nr  Leavenworth 
Leisen  Geary,    (Leisen   Sf    Brothers)  dwl  NE  cor 

Fourth  and  Harrison 
Leisen   Meas,  (Leisen  &   Brothers)  dwl   NE  cor 

Fourth  and  Harrison 
Leiser  Albert,  cooper  with  Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl  cor 

California  and  Market 
Leiser  Jacob,  cigars,  dwl  1304  Kearny 
Leiser  John  A.,  boots  and  shoes,  1227  Dupont 
Leisewitz  Henry,  bookkeeper  with  R.  Feuerstein  & 

Co.,  dwl  1120  Stockton 
Leishman  Robert. salesman  with  Samuel  Henderson, 

dwl  Vassar  Place  nr  Harrison 
Leisner  Christian,  laborer   with   Cal.  Com.  and  M. 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Pierce  and  Cheenut 
Leisner  Nicholas,  cigarmaker,  dwl  1904  Mason 
Leist  Charles,  agent,  dwl  1506  Powell 
Leist  Charles  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  1506  Powell 
Leite  V.  Domingos,  laborer,  dvcl  117  Clark 
Leith  Louisa,   (widow)    dwl  N  s  Twenty  sixth  nr 

Dolores 
Leitner  Samuel,  brickraason,  dwl  712  Sutter 
LelandH.  D.,  captain  schr  Mary  Ellen,  Washing- 
ton St.  Wharf 


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Leland  Sarah  A.,  (widow)  boarding,  618  California 
Lelaiide  Arsene,  jeweler,  dwl   W  s  Franklin    bet 
Page  and  Oak 

Lele  Georj^e,  restaurant,  107  Dnpont 

Lelevier  Tonsisaiut,  restaurant  and  saloon,  fil6  Bdwy 

Lelievie  Adolplie  E.,  (Kaindler,Scellier,  L.&  Co.) 
dwl  701  Stockton 

Lelouedec  Pieire,  extraman  H.  &  L.  Co.  No.  2,  S. 
F.  F.  D. 

Leioug  Joseph,  confectioner,  dwl  W  a  Treat  Ave- 
nue nr  Twenty-fourth 

Lem  John  F.,  gilder  with  M.  D.  Nile,  dwl  1424 
Geary 

Lem  Jolui  H.,  painter,  dwl  1424  Geary 

Lemaire  Anton,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 
Bush  and  Dupont 

Lemaitre  Arsene,  laundry  and  gardens,  Octavia  nr 
Lombard 

Leman  W:ilter,  seaman,  dwl  523  Howard 

Leniar  Robert  C,  special  policeman,  dwl  E  s  Do- 
lores nr  Seventeenth 

Lemare  Charles,  clerk,  dwl  114  Welsh 

Lemas  James,  steward,  dwl  1  Hincklev 

Lembeck  Cliristian,  expresswagon,  dwl  W  s  Clin- 
ton bet  Brannan  and  Tov\nsend 

Lemcke  Otto,  fBnine  4-  L.J  dwl  129  Fourth 

Lemeteyer  Hypolite,  tinsmith  with  Tay.  Brooks 
&  Backus,  dwl  St.  Charles  Place  nr  Kearny 

Lemeteyer  P.  H.,  tinsmith  with  Tay.  Brooks  &. 
Backus,  dwl  St.  Charles  Place  nr  Kearny 

Lemienx  H.,  carpenter  and  builder,  952  Alission, 
dwl  43  Sixth 

Lemkau  Hein-y,  (Lemkau  dj-  Brother)  dwl  7  Dup 

Lemkau  John,  fLemkmi  Sr  Brother  J  NW  cor  Du- 
pont and  O'Farreil 

LEMKAU  &  BROTHER,  (John  and  Henry  Lem- 
kau)  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Dupont 
and  OFarrell 

Lemke  Peter,  barkeeper  with  C.  Pope,  dwl  cor  Fran- 
cisco and  Fillmore 

Lemke  Charles,  waiter,  dwl  W  s  Kearny  bet  Pacific 
and  Broadway 

Lemmau  Thomas,  captain  stm  Salinas,  dwl  E  s  Mib- 
sion  nr  Fourteenth 

LEMME  CHARLES,  manufacturing  jeweler,  413 
Bush,  dwl  423  Ellis 

Lemiuer  Conrad,  carpenter,  dwl  20  Welsh 

Lemnion  Augustus,  molder  with  Savage  »i;  Co.,  dwl 
538  Green 

Lemmon  William,  liverystable  keeper,  dwl  907 
Greenwich 

Lemner  John,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 

LEMOINE,  GA.MBERT  vVi  CO.,  (Felix  Gambert, 
A.  Lngnrdc  and  J.  Turel ),  poulti'y,  butter  and 
cheese,  15,  17  and  19  San  Francisco  Market 

Lemon  — ,  bds  122  LeidesdorflT 

Lemon  Charles,  salesman  with  Murphy,  Grant  & 
Co.,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 

Lemon  James  H. ,  f  Simpson  Sf  L.)  dwl  10  Harriet 

Lemon  John,  graiuer  with  Simpson  &  Lemon,  dwl 
279  Minna 

Lemp  Conrad,  laborer,  dwl  19  Hinckley 

Lemperle  Charles  W.,  bootcrimper,  dwl  S  a  Rose 
Avenue  nr  Market 

Lemperle  Peter  P.,  brewer,  dwl  Lafayette  nr  How 

Lempke  Julius,  gastitter,  dwl  W  s  Broderick  nr 
Sutter 

Lenane  Michael,  barkeeper  with  P.  J.  McKenney, 
dwl  NW  cor  Fourth  and  Berry 

Lenc  Jacob,  laborer,  dwl  6  Morey  Alley 

Lendloff  Liui,  tanner  with  Duncan  &  VVarren,  dwl 
cor  Eighth  and  Brannan 

Lenfest  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  E  a  Fair  Oaks  nr 
Twenty-third 

Lengfeld  Abraham,  medical  student,  dwl  414  Post 

Leugfeld  Charles,  porter,  135  Sansom,  dwl  Kearny 
bet  Pacific  and  Jackson 

Lengfeld  Louis,  merchant,  ofiice  533  Market,  dwl 
414  Post 


Lenbardt  Adam,  carpets  and  oil  cloths,  1232  Stock 
Lenhart  James  M.,  (Lenhart  &  Brady)  dwl  18 

Hovvard  Court 
Lenhart  &  Brady,   (James  M.  Lenhart  and    Owen 

Brady)  pioprietors  Lick  House  conches 
Lenihan  Francis,  laborer,  dwl  Franklin  nr  Lombard 
Lenihan  John,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  157  Cleary 
Lenihan  Michael,  hostler  with  Peter  Craig  &  Son, 

dwl  823  Market 
Lennan  Joseph,  drayman,  dwl  W  s  Capp  bet  Eigh- 
teenth and  Nineteenth 
Lennard  Robert  K.,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  S  s  Har- 
rison bet  Main  and  Spear 
Lenne  Anthony,  upholsterer  with  N.  P.  Cole  &  Co., 

dwl  338  Bush 
Lenne  Henry,  restaurant,  dwl  15  Howard  Court 
Lennen  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  33  Tehnnia 
Lennoir  Charles,  boots  and  shoes,  402  Third 
Lennon  Alexander,  hairdresser  with  John  J.  Hay- 
den,  dwl  Overland  House 
Lennon   Henry,   carder  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory, 

dwl  North  Point  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Lennon    James,   laborer  Union   Iron   Works,   dwl 

Beale  Place 
Lennon   John,   laborer  Miv\&  Iron  Works,  dwl  14 

Frederick 
Lennon  John,  real  estate,  dwl  13  Caroline 
Lennon  John  A.,  (Lennon  Sf  Kelly)  dwl  269  Minna 
Lennon   Nicholas,   coreniaker  ^ma  Iron  Works, 

dwl  3  Beale   Place 
Lennon  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  8  Miller  Place 
Lennon  William  J.,  (Lennon  &   Go.  J  dwl  29  Russ 
Lennon   <k  Co.,   (WtlUam  J.  Lennon,. John  Bally, 
Timothy  O' Connor  and   William  Buck)  aX-Mt- 
builders,  823  Folsom 
Lennon  &  Kelly, <Jo/(«  A.  Lennon  and  Peter  Kelly) 
groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Fourth  and  Minna 
Lennox  Jarvis,  driver  with  Earl  Kerr,  dwl  Mont- 
gomery nr  Filbert, 
Lennox  R.  D.,   clerk,  dwl  NW  cor  California  and 

Jones 
Lenoir  Nathaniel,  porter  with  Brittan,  Holbrook  & 

Co.,  dwl  102  Silver 
Lenon  John,  shipwright,  dwl  217  Second 
LENORMAND  EMILE,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE 

cor  Powell  and  Pacific 
Lenormand  Jo8eph,^LeMo?-TOa/i,rf<fcCo.  jdwl706Pow 
Lenormaud    Leon,   (Lenormand  Sf  Co.)  dwl   706 

Powell 
LENORMAND  &  CO.,  (Joseph  and  Leon  Lenor- 
mand and  Romain  BosqJ  groceries  and  liquors, 
SW  cor  Pine  and  Dupont 
Lent  Silas,  engineer,  dwl  2105  Mason 
Lent  William  M.,  mining,  office  419  California,  dwl 

555  Harrison 
Lenter  Olezeme,  shoemaker,  dwl  9  Dnpont 
Lenthold   William,  drayman  with  David  Conrad, 

dwl  222  Minna 
Lentz  Daniel,   laborer  with  Edwin  J.  Foster,  dwl 

Point  Lobes  Av,  2  miles  from  Toll  Gate 
Lenz   Henry,   teamster  with  Isidor  Gutte,  bds  127 

Jackson 
Lenz  Hermann,  liquor  saloon,  603  California,  dwl 

12  St.   Mary  Place 
Lenz    William,  laborer   Pacific  Flour  Mills,   dwl 

Hinckley  nr  Dupont 
Lenz  William,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  515  Piue 
Leon  Caroline  Mrs.,  fancygoods,  27  Dupont 
Leon  George,  engineer  Southern  Pacific  Railroad 
Leon  L.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  NW  cor  Broadway 

and  Kearny 
Leon  Patrick,  carpenter,  dwl  12  Oak  Grove  Avenue 
Leon  Peter,  cook,  dwl  Cariboo  Hotel 
Leon  Raflea,  (widow)  dwl  1309  Stockton 
Leon   Richard,   gilder  with  Snow  &,  Roos,  dwl  831 

Pacific 
Leon  Thomas,   laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Leon  Zenobia,  (widow)  dwl  831  Pacific 


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Leonard  Adolph,  barkeeper,  dwl  129  Third 
Leoiiiird  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Quinn  bet  Valencia 

and  Guerrero 
Leonaid  Anna  R.  Miss,  clerk  ■with  R.  R.  Swain  & 

Co..   dwl  140  Second 
Leonard  Cornelins,  foreman  with  H.  J.  Booth  & 

Co.,  dwl  748  Folsom 
Leonurd    Cornelius,    laborer,    dwl  Townsend  bet 

Fourth  and  Fifth 
Leonard  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  Mills  Place 
Leonard   Edward,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  lO.i  Freelon 
Leonard  Eleanor,  (widow)  dwl  1008  Pacilic 
Leonard  Euima  C,  adjuster  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  224 

Fourth 
Leonard  Ephraim  W.,  real  estate,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Leonard  George,  foreman  Pacific  Barrel  aud  Keg 

Factory,  res  Oakland 
Leonard  H.,  laborer  with  S.  V.  Water  Co. 
Leonard  Harvev  R.,  architect,  office  20  Montgomery, 

dwl  I3U9  California 
LEONARD  HIRAM,  brev.  brig.  gen.  U.  S.  A.  and 
chief  pay niabter  Military  Division  Pacific,  office 
703  Market,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Leonard  James  H.,  nursery,  W  s  Valencia  bet  Thir- 
teenth and  Fourteenth 
Leonard  John,  cook  with  Henry  W.   Severance, 

dwl  229  Third 
Leonard  John,  hostler,  dwl  8  Sherwood  Place 
Leonard  John,  laborer,  dwl  5.^0  Mission 
Leonard  John,  mariner,  dwl  212  Steuart 
Leonard  John,  painter,  dwl  E  s  Yerba  Buenanr  Clay 
Leonard  John  F.,  hostler  with  H.  J.  Randall,  dwl 

NE  cor  Kearny  and  Jackson 
Leonard  Joseph,  (Leonard  &  Co.)  dwl  E  s  Mont- 
gomery nr  Union 
Leonard  M'atthew  A.,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  45  Tehama 
Leonard  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  37  Baldwin  Court 
Leonard  Michael,  porter  Woodward's  Gardens 
Leonard  Patrick,  driver  Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl  Cin- 
cinnati Hotel 
Leonard  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  624  Commercial 
Leonard  Patrick,  laborer  with  M.  H.  Turrill,  dwl 

2810  Buchanan 
Leonard  Patrick,  longshoreman,  dwl  E  a  Spear  bet 

Mission  and  Howard 
Leonard  Patrick  H.,  fruit  and  vegetables,  Union 

Market,  dwl  261  Jessie 
Leonard  Peter,  driver  Market  St.  R.R.,  dwl  13  Hunt 
Leonard  Richard,  (colored)  steward,  dwl  7  Bdwy 
Leonard  Thomas,  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

15S  First,  rear 
Leonard  Thomas,  laborer  with  Thomas  Day,  dwl 

43(5  Broadway 
Leonard  WillardJ  real  estate  agent,  office  520  Mont- 
gomery, res  Oakland 
Leonard  &'  Co.,  (Joseph  Leonard)  dry  goods,  720 

Montgomery 
Leone  Georgio,  laborer,  540  Commercial,  dwl  Pacific 

bet  Dupout  and  Stockton 
Leonhard  Frederick,  (Leonhard  &  Bucking)  dwl 

412  Drumm 
Leonhard   &   Bucking,   (Frederick  Leonhard  and 

Diedrick  Bucking)  cooperage,  412  Drutnm 
Leonhardt  Louis,  baker  with  Deatsch  &  Co.,  614 

Clay 
Leoni  Fidel,  waiter  Union  Club 
Leonidas  Luigi  T.,  barber,  dwl  621  Pacific 
Leonora  Maria,  (widow)  dwl  10  Commercial 
Leopold  Carl,  dyer,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Leopold  Henry,  importer  birds,  609  Kearny 
Lepell  Eliza  Miss, dwl  SE  cor  Folsom  and  Nineteenth 
Lepes  John,   (Klunok  &   L.)  dwl  NE  cor  Jackson 

and  Stockton 
Lepper  Charles,  porter,  320  Pine,  dwl  215  Sansom 
Leppien  Frederick  J.,  salesman  with  Murphy,  Grant 

&  Co.,  dwl  N  8  Green  bet  Larkin  and  Hyde 
Leppien  Jacob,  clerk  with  F.  O.  Wagener  '&  Co., 
dwl  5074  Leavenworth 


Lequevel  P.  Mme.,  dressmaker,  17^  Dupont 
Lequevel  Peter,  cook,  dwl  17  J  Dupont 
Leray  Joseph,  restaurant,  421  Saiii^om 
Lerklater  James,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Lermen  Jacob,  oarsman  Tide  Land  Survey,  dwl  308 

Union 
Lermitte  rran9ois,  restaurant,  530  Merchant 
Leroi  Caroline,  (widow)  dwl  743  Vallejo 
Lerouge  Paul,  teacher  languages,  dwl  ii82  Stev 
Leroux  Am(5dee,  druggist  French  Hospital 
Leroux  Y.  M.,  clerk,  dwl  14  Brooks,  rear 
Leroy  Daniel,  (colored)  waiter,  dwl  1404  Clay 
Leroy. — See  LeRoy 

Lerry  Joseph  J.,  compositor  with  Charles  W.  Gor- 
don, dvvl  146  Minna 
Lesage  H.,  waiter  What  Cheer  Honse 
Lesch  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Lesley  Mary  Mrs.,  dwl  E  s  Shotv^'ell  bet  Nineteenth 

aud  Twentieth 
Leslie  Angus,  steward  P.M.S.S.  America 
Leslie  John  L.,  laborer,  dwl  San  Bruno  Road  nr  Is- 

lais  Creek 
Lesser  Charles,  clerk  with   Lockhart  &   O'Brien, 

dwl  729  Market 
Lesser  Henry,  commission  merchant,  308  California, 

dvvl  544  "Green 
Lesser  Isaac,  boots  and  shoes,  319  Fifth 
Lessman  Joseph,   groceries  and  liquors,   NE   cor 

Bush  and  Larkin 
Lessman  Isaac,  tailor,  502  Pacific 
Lester  Charles,  boots  and  shoes,  12  Steuart 
Lester  David,  pilot,  office  33  Merchants  Exchange 
Lester  James,  carpenter,  dwl  5  Fourth 
Lester  John,  liquor  saloon,  cor  Harrison  and  Ninth 
Lester  Michael,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  W  8  Decatur  nr  Bryant 
Lester  Shipley,  physician,  office  and  dwl  639  Market 
Leszynsky  Abraham,  (Leszynsky  &    Co.)  dwl  145 

Natoma 
Leszynsky  Charles,   (Leszynsky  &    Co.)  dwl   145 

Natoma 
Leszynskv  Herman  E.,  (H.  B.  Marks  &  Co.)  dwl 

S28  Sutter 
Leszynsky  Isaac  H.,  tailor,  NW  cor  Jackson  and 

East 
Leszynsky  Julius,  (Leszynsky  ^  Abrahamson)  428 

Kearny 
LESZYNSKY  LESSER,  cloaks  and  mantillas,  26 

Kearny,  dwl  329  Minna 
Leszynsky  Morris  S.,   expresswagon,  327  Sansom, 

dwl  145  Natoma 
Leszynsky   Samuel,   (A.  Stoltz  &    Co.)   dwl  850 

Folsom 
Leszynsky  &  Abrahamson,  (Jvlius  Leszynsky  and 
Griistave  Ahrakamson)  fancy  goods,  428  Kearny 
Leszynsky  &  Co.,  (Abraham  and  Charles  Leszyn- 
sky) dress  trimmings  and  fancy  sjoods,  4  Kearny 
Letcher  Frank,  liquor  saloon,  dwi  Dupout  Place 
Letellier  Alexander,  jeweler,  620  Merchant 
Letroadec  Henry,  driver  with  G.   Venard,  dwl  735 

Green 
Letroadec  Julien  L.,  clerk  with  Frank  G.  Edwards, 

dwl  2  Bower  Place 
Letroadec  Maximillian,  machinist  with  J.  B.  Dolet, 

dwl  1  Bower  Place 
LETTE  GEORGE,  secretary  German  Savings  and 

Loan  Society,  513  Cal.  dwl  17  Tliird 
LETTERMAN  JONATHAN,  physician  and  coro- 
ner city  and  county  S.  F.,   office  and  dwl  422 
Geary 
Letters  Chris,  drayman  with  John  Howes,  504  and 

506  Sansom 
Lettick  Tomaso,  fisherman,  dwl  32  Clay 
Lettige  Antonio,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  Shipley  nr  Ninth 
Letts  N.  T.,  seaman,  dwl  103  First 
Leu  Adolph,   porter,  3  Battery,   dwl  7    Dupont, 

rear 
Leu  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  524  Minna 


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Leu  Valerian,  brassfiiiisher  with  W.  T,  Garratt  & 

Co.,  dwl  Middle  nr  Pine 
Leuze  Jolin,  liqnoi*  saloon,  336  Bnsh.  dwl  311  Pine 
Levansy  D.,  helper  liiadon  Iron  Works 
Leve  Frank,  cook  with  John  Reagan,  dwl  233  First 
Levell  Michael,  laborer  dwl  cor  Geary  and  Baker 
Levellain  F.  J.  C,  liquors,  1206  Dupont,  dwl    1116 

Kearny 
Levelle  Anthony,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Austin  nr  Frank- 
lin 
Levenberg-  A.,  f'A.   Levenberg-  &  Co.,  Helena,  M. 

T.)  othce  li3  Sansom 
Levensohn  Meyer,  ( oj  Levensohn  &  Golland,  Red 

Blu,lfs  and  Tehama)  office  SW  cor  Sacramento 

and  Battery,  dwl  826  Folsom 
Leventhal    Tiieodore,  laundryman  American  Ex- 
change Hotel 
Leventile  Joseph,  glazier,  dwl  1332  Dapont 
Leveiitritt  Marion,  (liosenstock,  Price  &   Co.)  dwl 

207  Kearny 
Levei-e  Esther,  (colored)  (widow)  hairdressing,  329 

Third 
LEVERIDGE,  EVERETT  &  CO.,  f  William  K. 

LeveriJge  and  A.  P.  Everett)  forwarding  and 

coniniission  merchants,  318  Front 
Leveridge  William  K.,  (Leveridge,  Everett  &  Co.) 

dwl  22  Stanly  Place 
Leverone  John  IJ.,  (Ratio  Sf  Co.)  dwl  427  Pacific 
Leverone  Nicholas.groceriesaud  liquor8,902  Kearny 

dwl  428  Green 
Leverton  Edwin,  painter,  dwl  1  Alta  Place 
Levey  Edward  L.,  agent  Eldorado  Polish,  dwl  618 

Larkin 
Levi  A.,  niei'chant,  dwl  229  Kearny 
Levi  Albert  A.,  (A.  B.  Elfelt  &  Co.)  res  New  York 
Levi  Bennet,  shoemaker,  258  Steuart 
Levi  Bernard,  clerk,  dwl  120  Morton 
Levi  Edward,  billiard  saloon,  dwl  N  s  Folsom  nr 

Eleventh 
Levi  Isidor,  tailor,  205  Second 
Levi  Jacob,  bookkeeper,  425  Sac,  dwl  Nuclens  Hotel 
Levi  Lewis,  butclier  with  Miller  &  Lux,  dwl  Bryant 

bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Levi  Lewis,  merchant,  dwl  W  s  Turk  bet  Buchanan 

and  Webster 
Levi  M.  &  Co.,  (John  J.  Connor)  liquors,921  Market 
Levi  Marquis,  ( M.  Levi  &  Co.)  dwl  639i  Stevenson 
Levi  Nathan,  butcher  with  S.  Kramer,  Grand  Cen- 
tral Market 
Levi  Solomon,  tailor,  237  Jackson 
Levi  Simon,  clerk,  dwl  309  Stockton 
Levi  Simon,  clerk  with  Schweitzer,  Sachs  &  Co., 

dwl  521  Octavia 
Levi  Simon,  furniture,  607  Mission,  dwl  551  Mission 
Levi. — See  Leavy  and  Levy 
Levillain   Charles,    ( Levillain    <&    DanciartJ   dwl 

1116  Kearny 
Levillain  Thcophile,  decorator,  dwl  809  Pacific 
LEVILLAIN  &  DANCIART,  (Charles  Levillain 

and  E.  Danciart)  wines  and  liquors,  1206  Dup 
Levin  Dominick,  harnessmaker,  dwl  515  Eighth 
Levin  Lewis,  tailor,  444  J  Third 
Levine  Adolph,  gents'  fin-nishing  goods,  693  Market 

and  1  Third,  dwl  224  Turk 
Levinger  Sigmund,  real  estate,  dwl  1-508  Mission 
Levings  O.  K.,  phvsician,  office  1008  Market,  dwl 

728  Market 
Levingston  Abraham,  crockery  and  glassware,  6 

and  8  Sixth 
Levingston. — See  Livingston 
Levinsou  Frank,  dwl  79  Everett 
Levinson  Joseph,  merchant,  dwl  1524  Powell 
Levjnson  R.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  North  Cosmo- 
politan Grammar  School,  dwl  813  Leavenworth 
LevniBou  S.,  dwl  331  Kearny 

Levinson  William  A.,  collector  with  Frank  G.  Ed- 
wards, dwl  809  Leavenworth 
Levinsky  Lou\s,( Shoenberg  <&  L.)  dwl  810  O'Farrell 
Levinston  Leopold,  fruits,  dwl  40  Jessie 


Leviqne   Guetave,  with   Cutting  &   Co.,   dwl  725 

Broadway 
Levis  Richard,  wood  and  coal,  dwl  NW  cor  Buch- 
anan !ind  Ellis 
LEVISON  BROTHERS,   (Lewis    and    Hermann 

Levixon)  importers  watches,  jewelry, diamonds, 

silverware,  watch  materials,  etc.,  6-^i9  Wash 
Levison  Hermann,  (Levinon  Bros.)  dwl  SW  cor 

Bush  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Levison  Jacob,  clerk  with  Levison  Bros.,  dwl  511 

Hyde 
Levison  Lewis,  (levison  Bros.)  res  New  York 
Levison  Louis,  salesman,  &2S  Market 
Leviston  George,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  623  Bush 
Leviston  George  Jr.,    attorney  at  law,   office  606 

Washington,  dwl  623  Bush 
Leviston  William,  attorney  at  law,  office  5  Exchange 

Building,  dwl  623  Bush 
Levitzky  David,  real  estate  agent  with  Hussey  & 

Stevenson,  dwl  913  Folsom 
Levre  Frank,  drayman,  dwl  N  W  cor  Ellis  and  Hyde 
Levy  A.  <fe  Co.,  (David  Laval)  wines  and  liquors, 

512  Clay 
Levy  Abraham,  laborer  with  Saulmnnn  &  Lauen- 

stein,  dwl  cor  Dupont  and  Broadway 
Levy  Abraham,  glazier,  dwl  472  Tehama 
Levy  Abraham,  merchant,  dwl  215  Turk 
Levy  Abraham,  (A.  Levy  &  Co. y  dwl 505  Greenwich 
Levy  Abraham,  (P.  Levy  &  Bro.)  dwl  215  Sixth 
Levy  Adolph,  boots  and  shoes,  19  Second,  dwl  253 

Tehama 
Levy  Adolph,  lithographer,  dwl  cor  Precita  Avenue 

and  Mission 
Levy  Alexander,  expresswagon,  dwl  235  Clara 
Levy  Alexander,  merchant,  dwl  324  Clementina 
Levy  Alexander,  (colored)  laborer,  dwl  829  Vallejo 
Levy  Alexander,  tailor,  530^  Third 
Levy  Alice  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  818  Jackson 
Levy  Ascher,  peddler,  dwl  222^  Stevenson 
Levy  B.,  merchant,  dwl  717  Green 
Levy  Baruch,  cartman,  dwl  605  Stevenson 
Levy  Benjamin,  drygoods  merchant,  dwl  115  Fifth 
Levy  Benjamin,  salesman,  319  Sac,  dwl  214  San 
Levy  Benjamin,  tailor,  811  Kearny,  dwl  429  Green 
Levy  Bernard,  clerk,  117  Battery,  dwl  237  Jackson 
Levy  Bernard,  drygoods,  328  Kearny,  dwl  14  Eddy 
Levy  Bernard  L.,  merchant,  dwl  517  Post 
Levy  Celine  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  323  Kearny 
Levy  Charles,  ( L.  Ryan  &  Co.)  dwl  1427  Kearny 
Levy  David,  signpainter,  dwl  944  Folsom 
Levy  David  J.,  merchant,  dwl  439  Natoma 
Levy  David  P.,   Conservative   Saloon,  613  Sacra- 
mento, dwl  SE  cor  Sacramento  and  Battery 
Levy  Elias,  expresswagon,  dwl  235  Clara 
Levy  Elias,  speculator,  dwl  951  Folsom 
Levy  Emanuel,  bookkeeper  with  Alois  Brandt,  dwl 

228  Turk 
Levy  Gustave,  importer  drygoods,  2  Battery,  dwl 

115  Fifth 
Levy  Harris,  (S.  &  H.  Levy)  dwl  538  Jessie 
Levy  Henry,  dwl  421  Bush 
Levy  Henry,  bookkeeper  with  William  H.  Hill, 

dwl  951  Folsom 
Levy  Henry,   clerk   with  Mrs.  P.  Levy,  dwl  SW 

cor  Jackson  and  Mason 
Levy  Henry,  clothing,  244  Third,  dwl  120  Shipley 
Levy  Henry,   grocer,  dwl    SW  cor   Mason    and 

Jackson 
Levy  Henry,  mannfacturer  boys'  clothing,  125  San- 
som, dwl  120  Shipley 
Levy  Henry,  tinsmith  with  Henry  A.  Engels,  dwl 

317  Bush 
Levy    Henry   L.,  crockery    and    glassware,    219 

Fourth,  "dwl  26  Stockton 
Levy  Henry  M.,  dwl  705  Larkin 
Levy  Herman,  manager    Independent  Coal  Mine, 

office  107  Sansom,  dwl  1024  Larkin 
Levy  Herman  L.,  (Engelbrecht  &  L.)  dwl  1004 

Larkin 


JONES,  FUIiliMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Forte  Monnaies  and  Keticules. 


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Lew   I.    G.,   Eureka  Pbotographic   Gallery,   248 

Tliird.dwl  319  Geary 
Levy  Ignace,  glazier,  dvvl  NE  cor  Broadway  and 

Kearny 
Levy  Isaac,  clerk  with  Max  Levy,  dwl  411  Tehama 
Levy  Isaac,  tailor,  dwl  2:2()  MiuBiou 
Levy  Isaac,  {J.  Levy  &  Bro.),  res  Virginia  City, 

Nevada 
Levy  Isaac,  (J.  Schweitzer  Sf  Co.)  dwl  720  Vallejo 
Levy  Ii^aac,  (Livingston  Sf  Co.)  dwl  617  Green 
Levy  Isaac,  fMierson,  Jewel  &  Go. J  dwl  12  John 
Levy  Jacob,  dwl  421  Bush 

Levy  Jacob,  private  boarding  and  lodging,  214  San 
Levy  Jacob,  salesman  with  li.  Lowenstein,  dwl  4GI 

Minna 
Levy  Jacob,  tailor,  814  Stockton 
Levy  John,  (Graverrnan  &  L.J  dwl  337  Eddy 
Levy  Joseph,  junk.  527  Fonrth 
Levy  Julius,  merchant,  dwl  634  Post 
LevV  Julius,  tinsmith  with  G.   &  W.  Snook,  dwl 

423  Bush 
Levy  Julius,  fjuliun  Levy  &  Bro. J  dwl  736  Green 
Levy  Julius  &   Brother,  (Isaac    Levy)   drygoods, 

1106  Stockton 
Levy  Joseph,  speculator,  dwl  W  s  Minna  bet  Four- 
teenth and  Fifteenth 
Levy  L.,  upholsterer,  1514  Stockton 
Levy  Lazard,  dwl  307  Clementina 
Levy  Leon,  salesman  with  John  Block,  dwl  807  Pac 
Levy  Lewis,  capuiaker,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and 

Dupont 
Levy  Lewis,  drygoods,  412  Third 
Levy  Lewis  C,  hairdresser,  S  s  Jackson  bet  Drumm 

and  East 
Levy  Louis,  boarding  and  lodging,  14  Eddy 
Levy  Louis,  clothins.',  227  Pacihc 
Levy  Louis,  clothing,  607  Davis,  dwl  916  Mont 
Levy  Louis,   paperl)ox   manufacturer,   408    Sacra- 
mento, dwl  151  Clara 
Levy  Louis,  porter  with  F.  Mandelbaum,  dwl  1121^ 

Howard 
Levy  Louie,  tailor,  dwl  939  Folsom 
Levy  Louis  J.,  physician,  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Cal- 
ifornia, dwl  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Levy  Ludwig,   jeweler  with   California  Jewelry 

Co.,  dwl  537  Stevenson 
Levy  JNIarcus,  clerk,  dwl 951  Folsom 
Levy  Marcus,  clothing,  S  8  Jackeom  bet  Drumm  and 

East 
Levy  Marcus  B.,  real  estate,  dwl  1157  Mission 
Levy  Marks,  clothing,  128  Pacific 
Levy  Marks  D.,   bookkeeper,  2  Battery,  dwl  237 

"Jackson 
Levy  Matthew,  watchman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Levy  Max,  cigars  and  tobacco,  American  Exchange 

Hotel,  and  705  Market,  dwl  411  Tehama 
Levy  Michael,  importer  cloths,  etc.,  642  Sacramento, 

dwl  644  Sacramento 
Levy  Michael  S.,  tailor,  303  Third 
Levy  Michel,  drygoods,  618  Kearny,  dwl  1423  Stock 
Levy  Morris,  dvvf  1302  Pine 
Levy   Morris,   expresswagon,  cor    California    and 

Kearny,  dwl  N  s  Ivy  nr  Octavia 
Lew  Morris,  importer  and  jobber  drygoods,  105 

Sansom,  dwl  625  Stevenson 
Levy  Morris  B.,  merchant,  dwl  517  Post 
Levy  Nathan,  liquors,  dwl  264  Stevenson 
Levy  Nathan,  merchant,  dwl  819  Vallejo 
Levy  N.  Edward,  salesman  with   Edward  Hyams, 

*dwl  609  Pine 
Levy  P.  &   Brother,  (Abraham  Levy)  wholesale 

clothing,  22  Sansom 
Levy  Peppie  Mrs.,  groceries,  805  Montgomery,  dwl 

SW  cor  Jackson  and  Mason 
Levy  Philip,  (P.  Levy  &  Bro.)  res  New  York 
Levy  P.  L.,  tailor,  5l5  Bush,  dwl  512  Bush 
Levy  Kaffael,  junk,  dwl  463  Jessie 
Levy  Robert,  bookkeeper  with  William  Levy,  dwl 
20  Louisa 


LEVY  8.  &  CO.,   (Solomon  Levy)  produce  com- 
mission, 320  Washington 
Levy  S.  &.  H.,  importers  and  jobbers  drygoods,  123 

Sansom 
Levy  Samuel,  clerk,  16  Kearny,  dwl  13  Third 
Levy  Samuel,  druggist,  dwl  4(34  Stockton 
Levy   Samuel,   pressman  with  Hiester  &.   Brown, 

dwl  439  Natoma 
Levy   Samuel  W.,  commission   merchant,  220  San- 
som, dwl  424  Eddy 
Levy  Simon,  manufacturer  cigars  and  importer  leaf 

tobacco,  617  Commercial,  dwl  loj  Harriet 
Levy  Solomon,  glazier,  dwl  934  Harrison 
Levy  Solomon,  (S.  4*  H-  Lpvyj  dwl  4.58  Clementina 
Levy  Solomon,  (S.  Levy  &  Go.)  dwl  35  Park  Av 
Levy  Solomon  A.,  (  Weil  Sf  L.)  res  New  York 
Levy  Usher,  merchant,  dwl  Sixth  bet  Howard  and 

Folsom 
Levy  W.  &  Co.,   (J.   P.  Bamelt)  saloon,  SE  cor 

Stockton  and  O'Farrell 
Levy  William,   livery  and  sale   stable,  24   Morton, 

(and   W.  Levy  &  Co.)  dwl  20  Louisa 
Levy  Wolf,  tailor,  524  Sixth 
Levy. — See  Leavy  and  Levi 
Lewald  George,  bookkeeper  with  Goldstein,  Seller 

&  Co.,  dvcl  10  Powell 
Lewald   Louis,  jobwagon,    121   Battery,  dwl    137 

Natoma 
Leweke  George,  foreman  with  Sanderson  &.  Horn, 

dwl  458  Jessie 
Lewellyn  Henderson,  dwl  1905  Stockton 
Lewellyn  Robert,   (Lewellyn  &    Go.)   and    School 

Director  Third  Ward,  dwl  749  Market 
Lewellyn  &   Co.,  (Robert    Lewellyn    and   Daniel 

JSlcMUlan)  liquor  saloon,  14  Clay 
Leweu  Alfred,  cook,  531  Fonrth 
Lewenthal  Wolf,  drygoods,  222  Sixth 
Lewenson  Leopold,  (Julius  Fromkein  &  Go.)  dwl 

40  Jessie 
Lewin  E.   &  Co.,  (Shasta)  Kruse  &  Euler  agents, 

21 1  Front 
Lewin  Jonas,  peddler,  dwl  21^  Garden 
Lewinsohn  I.,  salesman  with  Herman  Henck 
Lewis  Abraham  B.,  (Lewis  Jj'  Pander)  dwl  509 

O'Farrell 
Lewis  Ad.  &  Co.,  ( OttoMnier )  importers  cigars,  308 

Sacramento 
Lewis  Adolpb,  (Ad.  I.£wis  &  Go.)  dwl  207  Kearny 
Lewis    Albert,    (Lewis    Albert    &    Co.)    dwl  148 

Tehama 
Lewis  Albert  J.,  clerk   with  George   C.  Shreve  &. 

Co.,  110  Montgomery 
Lewis  Albert  P.,  oysterman  with  M.  B.  Moraghan, 

dwl  SE  cor  Market  and  Second 
Lewis  Andrew,  (colored)    whitener,  dwl  4   Washoe 

Place 
Lewis  Andrew  J.,   butcher,  dwl  Point  Lobos  Av 

2^  miles  from  Toll  ^^ate 
Lewis  Arnold  M.,    assistant  engineer  S.  V.  Water 

Works,  dwl  Russell  nr  Larkin 
Lewis  Augustus,  boatman,  dwl  NW  cor  Francisco 

and  Powell 
LEWIS  BROTHERS,  (Joseph,  Snmvcl  and  Mike) 

manufacturers  cigars  and  importers  leaf  tobac- 
co, 213  and  21 7  Battery 
Lewis  Caribeau,  expresswagon,   dwl  W  s  Eight- 
eenth nr  Dolores 
Lewis  Charles,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 

S.  Pelican 
Lewis   Charles    A.,   bookkeeper    Bank  California, 

dwl  W  s  Cappnr  Twenty-third 
Lewis  Clelia  J.,  (widow)  dwl  843  Mission 
Lewis  David   G.,  (J.  E.  Mitchell  &  Co.)   dwl  530 

Third 
Lewis  Dora,  clothing,  S  s  Jackson  bet  Drumm  and 

Davis 
Lewis    Edwin,  general   agent  Craftsmen's  Life  As- 
surance Co.,  (and   E.   H.  Shaw  t^'   Co. J  office 

432 Montgomery,  dwl  1000  Lombard 


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Lewis  Edwin  C,  Steamboat  Exchange,  1011  Battery 
Lewis  Elijah  VV.,  contractor  and  builder,  dwi   S  8 

Greeu  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Lewis  Frances  M.,  (widow)  dwl  1322  California 
Lewis  Frank  R.  bookkeeper,  67  California  Market, 

dwl  1435  Pacific 
Lewis  Frederick   R.,  clerk  with  H.  M.  Newhall  & 

Co.,  dwl  330  Tyler 
Lewis  George,  fruits,  NE  cor  Geary  and  Leaven- 
worth 
Lewis  George  H.,  driver  S.  F.  Package  Express, 

dwl  115  Turk 
Lewis  Godfrey    L.,  bookkeeper    with    Henry    L. 

Lewis,  dwl  770  Harrison 
Lewis  G.  W.,  foreman  Central  Pacific  R.  R.  wharf, 

foot  Second,  res  Oakland 
Lewis  H.,  merchant,  (Austin,  Nev.)    dwl  Nucleus 

Houee 
Lewis  Harrison  R.,  houeecarpenter,  dwl  28  DeBoom 
Lewis  Henry,  (colored)  porter  with  Pioche  &Bay- 

erque,  dwl  John  bet  Powell  and  Mason 
Lewis  Henry,  waiter  with  John  Reagan,  dwl  636 

Commercial 
Lewis  Henry  J.,  special  policeman,  dwl  S  s  Myrtle 

Avenue  nr  Gough 
Lewis  Henry  L.,  commission  merchant  and  jobber 
groceries  and  provisions,  209  Sacramento,  dwl 
770  Harrison 
Lewis  Hermann,  hairdresser  and  baths,  202  Pacific 

and  yoy  Battery 
LEWIS  H.  M.,  manufacturing  jeweler  and  importer 

watches,  6.55  Clay 
Lewis  Homestead  Association,  408  California 
Lewis  Hugh,  laborer,  dwl  103  Sacramento 
Lewis  Isidore,  hairdresser  with  H.  Lewis,  dwl  909 

Batteiy 
Lewis  Jacob,  clerk,  313  Bush,  dwl  Tehama  bet  Fifth 

and  Sixth 
Lewis  Jacob,  glazier,  dwl  237  Clara 
Lewis  James  M.,  (Lewis  &  SlevensonJ  dwl  6  How- 
ard Court 
Lewis  John,  bookseller,  dwl  Niantic  Hotel 
Lewis  John,  cook  with  William    Egan,  dwl   E  s 

Valencia  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Lewis  John,  laborer  T.  H.  Selby  &   Co.'s  Smelting 

Works 
Lewis  John  B.,  clerk  with  J.  W.    Sullivan,  dwl  515 

Bush 
LEWIS  JOHN  B.,  real   estate  agent,  office  502 

Montgomery,  dwl  409  Bryant 
Lewis  John  F.,  draftsman  willi  General  B.  S.  Alex- 
ander, dwl  8-13  Mission 
Lewis  John  T.,  machinist  Southern  Pacific  R.   R., 

dwl  2016  Folsom 
Lewis  Joseph,  (Lewis;  &,  Bros.)  dwl  1030  Pine 
Lewis  L.,  porter,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and  Dup 
Lewis  Lawrence  E.,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  N  s   Harri- 
son bet  Seventh  and  Dora 
Lewis  L.  B.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Lewis  L.  J.,  mining,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Lewis  Lyon,  private  Hebrew  School,  dwl  603  Taylor 
Lewis  Marcus,  clerk  with  H.  M.  Lewis,  dwl   418 

Teharua 
Lewis  Marks,  tailor,  677  Market,  dwl  18  Mason 
Lewis  Mathis,  laborer  with  Edwin  Johnson,  dwl  SE 

cor  Scott  and  Lombard 
Lewis  Maurice,  expressman,  dwl  24  Valparaiso 
Lewis  Mike,  (Lewis  Bros. J  dwl  Nucleus  House 
Lewis  Mitcliell  M.,  merchant,  dwl  418  Tehama 
Lewis  Mortimer  J.,  hostler,  dwl  American  Exchange 
Lewis  Oscar,  patternmaker  with  James  H.  Culver, 

dwl  435|  Clementina 
Lewis  Oscar,  (Lewis  &  WoodwardJ  dwl  103  Mont- 
gomery 
Lewis  Philip,  hostler  with  Bowen  &  Slocum 
Lewis  Phillip,  commission   merchant  with   H.   M. 

Newhall  &  Co.,  dwl  HI  Ninth 
Lewis  Prince  B.  dwl  W  s  Treat  Avenue  bet  Twen- 
ty-first and  Twenty-second 


Lewis  Richard,  expresBwagon,  Davis  bet  Pacific  and 

Chamber,  dwl  625  Davis 
Lewis  Robert  G.,  (Vincent  &  L.)  dwl  712  Taylor 
Lewis  Rodmond  P.,    local   agent    Occidental  Ins. 

Co.,  dwll322  California 
Lewis  S.  ifc  Co.,  (Louis  LissnerJ  pawnbrokers,  409 

Kearny 
Lewis  Sabin  F.,  bookkeeper  with  Saul  &  Co.,  dwl 

1131  Folsom 
Lewis  Samuel,  teamster  with  M.  P.  Sessions,  dwl 

1219  Folsom 
Lewis  Samuel,  (Lewis  Brothers)  res  New  York 
Lewis  Sol,  manufacturer  cigars  and  importer  leaf 

tobacco,  2J5  California,  dwl  14  Eddy 
Lewis  Theodore  C,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Dolores  nr 

Twentv  sixth 
LEWIS  THOMAS  B.  &  CO.,  real  estate  agents, 

office  306  Montgomery,  dwl  Silver  Avenue  bet 

San  Jose  and  San  Bruno  Roads 
Lewis  Thomas  O.,  recording  clerk  Custom  House, 

dwl  1120  Howard 
Lewis  Thomas  S.,  baker  with  Daniel  Bensinger, 

dwl  17  Lafayette  Place 
Lewis  Whitfield  J.,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  461  Natoma 
Lewis  William,  clerk,  540  Market,  dwl  603 Taylor 
Lewis  William,  laborer,  dwl  123  Pacific 
Lewis  William,  salesman  with  Lewis  Brothers,  dwl 

631  Sacramento 
Lewis  William  H.,  printer  with  Joseph  Wiuterburu 

&  Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Sacramento  and  Leav 
Lewis  William  J.,  civil  engineer,  office  302  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  461  Natoma 
Lewis  tfc  Pander,  (Abraham  B.  Lewis    and  Eze- 

kiel  Pander)  stoves  and  tinware,  32  Geary 
Lewis   &.  Stevenson,  (James  M.  Lewis  and  John 

W.  Stevenson)  City  Market,  117  Fourth 
Lewis  &  Woodward,  (Oscar  Lewis   and  Charles 

Woodward)  billiard  and  liquor  saloon,   Lick 

House 
Lewis. — See  Louis 
Lewison  Jacob,  bookkeeper  with  Alexander  &  Co., 

dwl  608  Post 
Lewison  Louis,  dry  goods,  dwl  608  Post 
Lewkatsky  Morris,  fruitpeddler,  dwl  524  Stev 
Lewkowitz  J.,  cigar  manufacturer,  125San.som 
Lewtliwaite  Alexander,  clerk  with  S.  P.  Taylor  & 

Co.,  dwl  612 Pine 
Lewy  Julius,   clerk  with  E.  Goslinsky  &  Co.,  dwl 

609  Pine 
Leydecker    Theodore    W.,    clerk    with    Nicholas 

Bruns,  617  Davis 
Leyden  Andrew,    laborer  Eureka  Foundry,  dwl 

Clinton  nr  Branuan 
Leyden  Charles,  harnessmaker  with  Main  &  Win- 
chester, dwl  N  s  Jessie  nr  Third 
Leyden  John,  watchman  N.  B.  and  M.  R.  B.,  dwl 

18  Welch 
Leyner   Charles  A.,   tailor,  641   Pacific,   dwl  S  s 

Montgomery  Court 
Leyser   Albert,    cooper  with   Cutting  &   Co.,   dwl 

junction  California  and  Market 
Lhote   Eugene,   boots  and  shoes,  617  Kearny,  dwl 

1305  Mason 
Lhote  Rene,  real  estate,  dwl  NE  cor  Twentieth  and 

Dolores 
Li  Po  Tai,  (Chinese)  physician,  744  Washington 
Libbey  John  G.,  (Dakin  Jp  L.)  dwl  224  Eighth 
Libbey  M.  L.,  surgeon  dentist,  office  and  dwl  NW 

cor  Kearny  and  Geary 
Libbing  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  Tremont  House 
Libby  Dorville,  (LiUy  <fc  Swett)  dwl  538  Ellis 
Libbv  E.  F.,  weigher  with  I.  ITriedlander,  dwl  1512 

Bush 
Libby  Eliab,  driver  with  T.  J.Chadbourne,  dwl  S  s 

Green  nr  Stockton 
Libby  Frank,  conductor  Front  Street,  M.  and  O.  R. 

B.,  dwl  34  Austin 
Libby  George  T.,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 


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Libby  James,   mate  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 

Pacific 
Libbv   Solomon,   sbipjoiner  with  Henry  A.  Fo8t€r, 

dwl  1413  Sacramento 
Libby  William  H.,   teamster  ■with  C.  A.  Hooper  & 

Co.,  dwl  11  Haggin 
LIBBY  &  SWETT,  f  Dorville  Libby  and  Frank 

H.  SirettJ  wholesale  and  retail  books  and  sta- 

tiouerv,  3  New  MolU!^o^le^v 
LICENSE   COLLECTOR   City  and  County  San 

Fraucisco,  office  7  City  Hall,  first  floor 
Licht  Louis,  expresswagou,  317  Sansom,  dwl  150 

Natoma 
Lichteiiberg  Charles  B.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

619  Sacramento 
Licbtenfels  Goiilieb.  cook,  dwl  3  Clay  Avenue 
Licbteustein  Benjamin  H.,  clerk  with  Solomon  H. 

Lichteustein,  dwl  2£i  O'Farrell 
Lichtensiein  Max,  clerk  with  Francis  Mandelbaum, 

dwl  909  Greenwich 
Lichtensiein  JIas,  dressmaker,  809  Washington 
Licbtenstein  M.  B.,  pawnbroker,  517  Kearny,  dwl 

1-J7  O  Farrell 
Lichtenstein  Morris,  cigars  and  tobacco,  309  East, 

dwl  34  Second 
Lichtenstein  Moses  H.,  pawnbroker,  540  Market. 

(and  Myers  &  L.)  dwl  1024  Hyde 
Lichtenstein  Solomon  H.,  pawnbroker,  706  Kearny, 

dwl  3J3  0' Farrell 
Lichtenstein. — See  Leichteustein 
Licbtig  Ignatz,  jeweler  with  Charles  Lemme,  dwl 

235  Kearny 
Lichtneker  Luis,  salesman  with  John  P.  Moe6ta,dwl 

SW  cor  Clay  and  Stockton 
Licbtwerk  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  617  Davis 
LICK  HOUSE,  John  M.  Lawlor  k  Co.  proprietors, 

W  s  Montifouierv  from  Post  to  Sntter 
LICK  HOUSE  BLOCK,  James  Lick  proprietor, 

W  8  Montgomerv  from  Post  to  Sutter 
LICK  JAMES,  real  estate,  office  li!l   Sutter,  res 

Santa  Clara 
Lick  Louis,  (  W.  F.   Koltemeyer  &  Co.)  dwl  727 

Davis 
Liddell  Albert,  cook,  dwl  10  Broadway 
Liddle  James  H.,  gunsmith  with  Liddle&  Kaeding, 

dwl  60  Natoma 
Liddle  Robert,  (Liddle  &   Kaeding)  dwl  S  8  Fell 

bet  Gongh  and  Octavia 
Liddle  &:  Kaeding.  (Robert  Liddle  and  Charles  V. 

B.  Kaeding  J  guns  and  sporting  materials,  5^38 

Washington 
Liddy  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  38  Clementina 
Lidstrom  Henry  L.,  bookkeeper  with  Lyon  &;  Co., 

dwl  3o'J  Clementina 
Lieb  Antone,  shoemaker  with  W^illiam  F.  Barke, 

dwl  UU4  Pacific 
Lieb  Charles  F.,  tailor,  dwl  E  s  Mississippi  nr  Mar- 
iposa 
Lieb  Jacob,  expressman,  dwl  14'_*  Silver 
Lieb  Thomas,  hdrnessmaker  with  George  Carme- 

lich,  dwl  Cisco  House,  Commercial  nr  Kearny 
Lieb  William  F.,  pressman  with  Joseph  Winterburn 

<fe  Co.,  dwl  7V-i  Howard 
Liebenberg  August,  clerk  with  John  H.  Tiedemann, 

dwl  SVV  cor  Fourth  and  Folsom 
Liebenow   William,   (Liebeiww  &  Wall)    dwl  506 

Union 
Liebenow   &,  Wall,  f  William   Liebenow  and  Otto 

Wall)  fruitii,  1426  Stockton 
Liebeuroth  Charles,  salesman  with  John  G.  Hodge 

&  Co.,  dwl  26j  Kearny 
Liebennan  Theodore,  (  Theodore Lieberman  <fc  Co.) 

dwl  313  Eddy 
Lieberman  Tbeoiiore  &  Co.,   (Simon  A.  Peyser) 

importers  and  jobbers  fancy  goods,  121  Sansom 
Liebert  Bruno,  musician,  dwl  227  Post 
Liebert  John,  (Liebert  &  Worrell)  dwl  320  Oak 
Liebert  &  Worrell,  (John  Liebert  and  Calvin  R. 
Worrell)  masons  and  builders,  office  326  Mont 


Liebes  Adolph,  salesman  with  Liebes  &  Co.,  dwl 

222  Turk 
LIEBES  H.  A  CO.,  (Charles  J.  Behloic)  ImpoTt- 

ers,  manufacturers  and  dealers  furs,  129  Mont 
Liebes  Herman,  (H.  Liebes  JS/-  Co.  J  dwl  222  Turk 
Liebes  Isaac,  clerk  with  H.  Liebes  &.  Co.,  dwl  2"22 

Turk 
Liebes  J.  &  Co.,  (Jacob  Liebes)  mannftictnrers  ci- 
gars and  importers  leaf  tobacco.  206  Front 
Liebes  Jacob,  (J.  Liebes  &  Co.)  dwl  222  Turk 
Liebes  Louis,  (Liebes   &    Bowman)  dwl   SW  cor 

Gearv  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
LIEBES'&  BOWMAN,  ^Loujs   Liebes  and  John 

S.  Bou-manj  manufacturers  cigars  and  importers 

leaf  tobacco,  NW  cor  Sacramento  and  Battery 
Liebling  Jeanette  Mrs.,  furnishing  goods,  906  Du- 

pont 
Liebmau  Louis,  porter  with  Greenebaum  Bros.,  dwl 

Ellis  nr  Mason 
Liebmann  Morris,  salesman  with  Buyer,  Reich  & 

Co.,  dwl  705  Stockton 
Liederman   Henry,  shoemaker    with    A.   Deucher, 

dwl  Rock  House 
Lieker  Frederick,   (Samuel  Graaff  Sf  Co.)  dwl 

1311  Powell 
Lieman  Louis,  jeweler,  dwl  6  Powell 
Lies  Eugene,  attorney  at  law,  office  18-19  Exchange 

Buildiutt,  '>"6  A^'ashington.  dwl  434  Haves 
LIESENFELD  PHILIP,   billiard  table   manufac- 
turer, and  agent  Kavanagh  &  Decker's   Patent 

Cushion,  537  Sacramento,  dwl  1228  Bush 
Lievre  Isidore,  bookkeeper  with  J.  Cerf  &  Co.,  dwl 

716  Post 
LIFE  ASSOCIATION  OF  AMERICA,  (St  Louis, 

Mo.)  William  J.  Pettigrew  geuer.il  superinteu- 

deui  Pacific  Division,  office  b2'J  California 
Light  George,  butcher,  dwl  111  Silver 
Light  Jacob  W.,   expresswagou,  cor  Battery   and 

Commercial,  dwl  1512  Hj'de 
Light  John,  barkeeper,  dwl  255  Minna 
Light  W^.  W.,  dentist,  dwl  514  Taylor 
Liglithall  J.  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  736  Market 
Lightner  C.  W.,  civil  enKineer,dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Lightner  Isaac,  (of  Lightner   &   Rosenthal,   Olym- 

pia,  W.    T.J  office'3l3  Sac,  dwl  309  Hvde 
LIGHTNER  JOEL  F.,  mining  secretary,  office  438 

California,  dwl  Nucleus  Hotel 
Lighton  J.  S..  millwright,  dwl  Branch  House 
Litron  Adele  Madam,  dressmaker,  652  Washington 
Ligon  Leon,  cook,  825  Dupont 
Ligon  Louis,  engraver  with   R.  F.  Rochicioli,  dwl 

652  Washington 
Likely  John  S..  carpenter,  dwl  20  Sansom 
Likins  James  W.,  b.iKtfage  master  Southern  Pacific 

R.  R.,  dwl  E  8  Mission    bet  Twenty-firt-t  and 

Twenty. second 
Lilbnm  William  D.,  clerk,  dwl  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Spear 
Lilieutbal  Ernst,  clerk  with  M.  Brunings,   dwl  SW 

cor  Third  and  Mission 
Lilientbal  Henry,  -barkeeper  with   H.   Wohltman, 

dwl  S  s  King  bet  Second  and  Third 
Lilienthal  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE   cor 

Filbert  and  Hyde 
Lilienthal  Philip  N.,   cashier  with  J.  Seligmau  & 

Co.,  dwl  703  Leavenworth 
Lilkendey  WMUiam,  groceries  and  liquors.  828  Clay 
Lille  Philip,  blacksmith  with  Alexander  Bourgeois, 

dwl  Vallejo  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 
Lilley  Thomas,  painter,  dwl  227  Second 
Lillie  Caroline  H.,  (widow)  dwl  528  Stevenson 
Lillie  Christopher,  sailmaker  with   John   Guilford, 

dwl  116  Sutter,  rear 
Lillie  James,  gilder  with  M.  D.  Nile,  dwl  3  Harrison 

Avenue 
Lillie  S.  P.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Denman  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  528  Stevenson 
Lillis  James   L..   receiving  clerk   Western   Union 

Telegraph  Co.,  dwl  208  Seventh 


Insure  ySur  Suilding.  Vessel,  or  Cargo,  in  the  FEOPIiES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHA&.CK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Fancy  Goods. 


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403 


Limaruti  Carl,  dressmaker  with   John  Taschinskv, 

(iwl  839  California 
LimbaiiK'"  Nathaniel  P.,  (J.  O'Connor  &  Co.)  NE 

cor  Taylor  and  Geary 
Limp  Georf<e,  confectioner  with  Saalmann  &.  Lau- 

enstein,  dwl  636  Pacific 
Limpke  Johu.bronzer  and  brassfinisher  with  Thomas 

Dane,  dwl  S  s  Broderick  bet  Poet  and  Sutter 
Lin  Man,  (Chinese)  merchant,  806  Dnpont 
Linari  John,  ( Linnri  <£"  Bro.)  dwl  11    Union  Place 
Linari  Stephano,  (Linari  iSj-  Bro. J  dwl   11    Union 

Place 
Linari  &   Brother,   (John   and    Stephano   Linari) 

wood  and  coal,  1210  Stockton 
Lincke  Adolph  F..  carriage  trimmer  with   Pollard 

&  Carvill,  dwl   l.')6  Tehama 
Lincoln  B.  B.,  insurance  solicitor,  dwl  607  Stockton 
Lincoln  E.  F.,  teamster  with   Lyons  &  Collins,  dwl 

428  Tehama 
Lincoln  George  S.,  clerk  with  Haskell   &   Co.,  dwl 

16  Rausch 
Lincoln  George  W.,  collector  with  S.  V.  Water  Co., 

dwl  1621  Clay 
Lincoln  Granville  H.,  packer   with   Buckingham  &, 

Heclit,  dwl  16  Rausch 
Lincoln   Harry,    stockfitter    with    Buckingham    <t 

Hecht,  dwl   16  Rausch 
Lincoln  Henry,  dwl  111   Ellis 
Lincoln  Jerome,  real  estate,  office   414  Market,  dwl 

13  Laurel  Place 
Lincoln  Jonas,  real  estate,  dwl  1110  Folsom 
Lincoln  PriscillaH.,  (widow)  dwl  16  Rausch 
Lincoln  Seth  H.,  clerk,  dwl  16  Rausch 
Lincoln  William,  teamster,  dwl  2105  Jones 
Lincoln  William,  teamster  with  Lyons   &  Collins, 

dwl  N  8  Tehama  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Lincoln  William  H,,  clerk   Liverpool  and   London 

and  Globe  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  23  Oak  Grove  Av 
Lind  A.  K.,  barkeeper,  1008  Dupont 
Lind  C,  E.,  bootmaker,  N\V  cor  Clar  and  Mason, 

dwl  1032  Clay 
Lind  Francis  G.,  boatman,  dwl   SW  cor  Sixth  and 

Howard 
Lind  Henry,  rigger,  dwl  45  Sacramento 
Lind  Henry  J.,  waiter,  N  s  Branuau  bet  First  and 

Second 
Lind  John,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Lind  Rosa  Mrs,,  seamstress,  dwl  910  Howard 
Lind. — ^See  Lynde 
Lindberg  Charles  G,,  clerk  Bulletin  office,   dwl  S  a 

Pfeiffer  ur  Stockton 
Lindberg  John,  pianotuner,   dwl   S   8  PfeiflFer  bet 

Dupont  and  Stockton 
Liude  Ernest,  cook,  dwl  7  Washington 
Linde   Frederick,   boot  and  shoemaker,   NW    cor 

Larkin  and  Sacramento 
Linde  G.  F.,  paperhanger,  dwl  816  Clay 
Liude  Jacob,  special  policeman,  dwl  SE  cor  Kearny 

and  Commercial 
Lindeman  Paul,  basketmaker,  dwl  9  Welsh,  rear 
Liudeman  Tobias  M.,  cook,  311  Bush,  dwl  312  Du- 
pont 
Lindemann  Charles,  jeweler  with  Charles  Lemme, 

dwl  20  Clara 
Lindemann  Francis,  (Lindemann    Sf  Harrm)  dwl 

20  Clara 
Lindemann  Jacob,  waiter  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Lindemann  Julius,  compositor  Hebrew  Observer 
Lindemann   &  Harms,   (Francis   Lindemann  and 

Hermann  Harms)  wood  and   coal,   SW    cor 

Fourth  and  Freelon 
Lindemood  Israel,  carpenter,  dwl  317  Fifth 
Liudemood  Thomas,  driver  Front  St.  M,  <feO.  R.  R., 

dwl  SE  cor  Polk  and  Austin 
Linden  Daniel,  waiter  P.M.S.S.  Colorado 
Linden  E.,  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works 
Linden  Edward,  mariner,  dwl  47  Sacramento 
Linden  Frank,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.S. 

Senator 


Linden  Homestead  Association,  office  432  Mont 
Linden  Otto,  teacher  music,  dwl  20  Hawthorne 
Lindenbaum   Hyman,    clerk    with    Isaac    Linden- 

bauni,  52  Steuart 
Lindenbaum  Isaac,  clothing,   52  Steuart,    and  gro- 
ceries and  liquors,  cor  Mission  and  Virginia  Av 
Lindenberger  Thomas  E.,  (Badger  &  L.)  res  Oak- 
land 
Lindenborn  David,  bookkeeper  California  Jewelry 

Co.,  dwl  718  Green 
Lindenham  Ernest  H.,  chemist,  dwl  NE  cor  Union 

and  Webster 
Lindenmann  Augusta,  (widow)   fancy  goods,   1341 

Dupont 
Linderman  H.  R.,  dwl  Lick  House 
Lindford  John,  fisherman,  bds  SW  cor  Market  and 

Steuart 
Lindbeiraer  Meier,  policeman,   City  Hall,   dwl  722 

Green 
Lindner  Conrad,  restaurant,  316  Clay 
Lindner  Julius,  (Lindner  &  Kron)  dwl  306   Mason 
Lindner  Max,  (Goodman  &  L.j  dwl  319  O'Farrell 
Lindner   S.,  bookkeeper,  7   Battery,   dwl  Nucleus 

Hotel 
Lindner    &    Kron,  (Julius  Lindner   and    Julius 

Kron)    clothing    and    furnishing    goods,    929 

Kearny 
Lindo  Jacob,  (Lindo  &  McLaughlin)  dwl  835  Clay 
Lin  do  Joseph,  expresswagon,  cor  Dupont  and  Com, 

dwl  704  Dupont 
Lindo  &  McLaughlin,   (Jacob  Lindo   and  Michael 

McLaughlin)  expresswagons,    cor    Com    and 

Dupont,  and  cor  Sac  and  Dupont 
Lindop  Johanna,  (widow)  seamstress,  dwl  NW  cor 

Front  and  Jackson 
Lindow  John,  merchant  tailor,  913  Pacific 
Lindrob  John,  bootblack,  773  Market 
Lindsay  John,  hostler,  dwl  116  Sutter,  rear 
Lindsay  Joiin  M.,  carver  with  Schreiber,  Rohr  & 

Co.,  dwl  118  Hayes 
Liudsav  Mathew,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl 

122  Silver 
Lindsay  Oliver,  civil  engineer,  dwl  725  Broadway, 

rear 
Lindsay  Robert  A.,  salesman,  118  Sansom,  dwl  NE 

cor  Laguna  and  Grove 
Lindsay  Thomas,  expresswagon,  dwl  SW  cor  Guer- 
rero and  Twentieth 
Lindsey  Joseph  H.,  collector,  office  405  California, 

dwl  SW  cor  Jones  and  Chestnut 
Lindsey    Thomas,  express,  SE    cor   Second    and 

Market,  dwl  SW  cor  Twentieth  and  Guerrero 
Lindsey  William,  real  estate  agent,  619  Montgomery 
Lindwall  Conrad,  expresswagon,  cor  iSIission   and 

Beale,  dwl  N  s  Natoma  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Lindy  James,  porter  with  Gile,  Haves  &  Co.,  dwl 

19  Ritch 
Linehan  Cornelius,  shoemaker,  dwl  518  Mission 
Linehan  James,  laborer,  dwl  106  Beale 
Linehan   Jeremiah,  hackman  with  Harris  Covey, 

dwl  109  Moutifomeiy 
Linehan  John,  laborer,  dwl  157  Clara,  rear 
Linehan  John,  milkman  Green  Valley  Ranch,  bds 

29  First 
Linehan  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  W  s  Chattanooga  nr 

Twenty-first 
Linehan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  24  Clara 
Linehan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  24  Clara,  rear 
Linehan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  50  Louisa 
Linehan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  432  Shipley 
Linehan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  518  Mission 
Linehan  William  B.,  local  reporter  Alta  California, 

dwl  107  Bernard 
Linekin  Nancy  M.,  (widow)  dwl  20  Mary 
Linen  James,  plasterer,  dwl  N  s  Oak  bet  Buchanan 

and  Webster 
Linen  James  Jr.,  plumber  with  J.  H.  O'Brien  &  Co. 
Linen  Malachi,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Fillmore  bet  Turk 

and  Eddy 


JONES,  FUIiLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Combs  and  Brushes. 


REDINGTON'S  FIjAVOKING  EXTKACTS,  Articles  of  real  merit  and  worth  their  value. 


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dwl 


Liner  Michael,  niolder  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl  238 

Fremont 
Linfortli  Alfred,  sawmaker,  318  Jackson,  dwl  NE 

cor  Page  and  Octavia 
Liufortli  Edward  H.,  typeoase  and  Ciibinetmaker, 

20  Fremont,  dwl  NE  cor  Patre  and  Laj^'una 
Linfortli   James,   (Linfurth.  Kellogg   <fc   Go.) 

NE  cor  Page  and  Lagiina 
LINFORTH,  KELLOGG   &   CO.,   (James  Lin- 

forth)   importers   and    jol)l)er8   American   and 

foreign  hardware,  3  and  5  Front 
Ling  Janies,  shoemaker,  dwl  537  Stevenson 
Lingard   Samuel,    poultry  dealer,    dwl    S  s    Santa 

Cliiia  nr  Carolina 
Lingeufelser  Joseph,  bootmaker.  440  Brannan 
Linguist  P.  M.,  milkman  with  Henry  Keller,  dwl 

Old  San  Jose  Road  nr  Twenty-sixth 
Linka  George,  mariner,  dwl  2G  Steuart 
Linke   Herman,   laundryman   with  S.  F.  Laundry 

Association,  dwl  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Liuklater  James,  seaman  schr  Mary  Ellen,  Wash- 
ington St.  Wharf 
Linkton  Samuel,  mining,  office  419  California,  dwl 

Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Linmeroth  Paul,  gardener,  dwl  E  s  Devisadero  bet 

Clay  and  Sacramento 
Linn  August,  (Linn  &  Johnson)  dwl  107  Jackson 
Linn  Edward,  clerk  Oriental  Hotel,  SW  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Drumm 
Linn  .Jacob,  (Linn  &  Holje)  dwl  507  Greenwich 
Linn  William  W.,  boatmaker  with  William  Joiner, 

dwl  1-206  Union 
Linn  &  Holje,   (Jacob  Linn   and  John  B.  Holje) 

liquors,  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Washington 
Linn  &  Johnson,  (Angnst   Linn  and  Andrew  F. 

Johnson)  coffee  saloon,  107  Jackson 
Linn. — See  Lynn 
Linne  Henry,  (Von  der  Mehden  &   Co.)  dwl  15 

Howard  Court 
Linnell  Henry  H.,  clerk  with  Baker  &  Hamilton, 

dwl  1515  Polk 
Linnstrom  H.  Burrows,  commission  merchant,  NE 

cor  California  and  Davis,  dwl  SE  cor  Mason 

and  Sacramento 
Linscott  Russell,  dry  goods,  dwl  23  Stockton  Alley 
Linskey  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  1G6  Tehama 
Liusley  Charles  L.,  (F.  S.  Weeks  &  Go.)  dwl  Russ 

House 
Linsley  Gilford  W.,   hat  and  wigblockmaker,  419 

Pine 
Linter  Dominick,  (Lititer  &  Go.)  dwl  NW  cor  Sev- 
enth and  Bryant 
Linter  &  Co.,  (Dominick  Linter  and  Peter  Gamer) 

meat  market,  NW  cor  Seventh  and  Bryant 
Linthal  Hemy,  clerk  with  S.  L.  Jones  &  Co.,  dwl 

cor  O'  Farrell  and  Hollis 
Liutner    Conrad,    restaurant,    dwl    1624    Dupont, 

rear 
Lintot  Charles,  (Lintol  &  Brother)  dwl  cor  Web- 
ster and  Bay 
Lintot  James,  (Lintot  &  Brother)  dwl  Lombard  nr 

Fillmore 
Lintot  &   Brother,   (Charles   and   James    Lintot) 

butchers,  cor  Webster  and  Bay 
Lintrup  Charles,   lougshoremau,  dwl  Vincent  bet 

Union  and  Green 
Lion  Edgar  J .,  dwl  S  8  Grove  bet  Gough  and  Octavia 
Lion  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  708  Green 
Lion  Kate,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Grove  bet  Gough  and 

Octavia 
Lion  Leopold,  storekeeper,  dwl  708  Green 
Lion  N.  G.,  marine  reporter  Merchants'  Exchange, 

dwl  Meigg's  Wharf 
Lion  Samson,  melter  U.S.B.  Mint,  dwl  708  Green 
Lion. — See  Lyon 

Lipman  Charles  F.,  real  estate,  dwl  1225  Bush 
Lipman  Henry,  dwl  W  b  Folsom  bet  Sixteenth  and 

Sevent«enth 
Lipman  Isaac,  (Cvshing  &  L.)  dwl  529  Post 


Lipman  Isaac  M.,  cigaruiaker  with  Cobo,  Martinez  & 
Co.,  dwl  W  8  Folsom  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seven- 
teenth 

Lipman  Joseph,  hairdressing  saloon.  What  Cheer 
House,  dwl  1016  Larkin 

Lipman  Louis,  clerk,  26  Kearny,  dwl  3.39  Tehama 

Lipman  Samuel  W.,  hairdressing  saloon,  403  Pine, 
dwl  339  Tehama 

Lipman  Solomon,  (of  S.  Lipman  <fc  Co.,  Sacra- 
mento) office  109' Battery,  dwl  123  O'Farrell 

Lipman. — See  Lippman 

Lipp  Clara  Miss,  tailoress  with  Henry  Collin,  dwl 
1309  Pacific 

Lipp  William,  teamster  with  Lvons  &  Collins,  dwl 
408  Tehama 

Lippert  William,  hairdresser  with  A.  Maggazini, 
dwl  7  St.  Charles  Place 

Lippi  Amedeo,  (Lippi  Brothers)  dwl  S  s  Broadway 
nr  Sansom 

Lippi  Brothers,  (Amedeo  and  Pietro)  wholesale, 
manufacturers  and  importers  photogriipliic 
frames,  818  Market 

Lippi  Pietro,  (Lippi  Brothers)  dwl  S  s  Broadway 
nr  Sansom 

Lippincott  Amaziah,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 
dwl  807  Geary 

Lippit  Leonard,  tailor,  dwl  7  St.  Charles  Place 

Lippman  Aaron,  sack  dealer,  dwl  W  s  Laskie  nr 
Mission 

Lippman  Henry  M.,  fruits,  dwl  W  s  Laskie  nr  Miss 

Lippman  Isaac,  fruits,  dwl  W  s  Laskie  nr  Mission 

Lippman  Joseph,  watches,  jewelry,  etc.,  203  Mont- 
gomery, dv\'l  528  Geary 

Lippman  Maurice,  fruits,  dwl  W  s  Laskie  nr  Mission 

Lippman  Samuel,  fruits,  dwl  W  s  Laskie  nr  Mi.*8ion 

Lippold  Reinhard,  jeweler  with  Hubash  &  Kutz, 
dwl  74  Bernard 

Lippslcy  Frederick,  laundry,  N  s  Washington  bet 
Taylor  and  Mason 

Lipsitt  Thomas,  job  wagon,  NE  cor  Kearny  and 
Sacramento,  dwl  Rassette  Place  No.  2 

Lipzig  Isaac,  milkman,  dwl  NW  cor  Van  Ness  Av 
and  Pine 

Lischensky  G.,  locksmith,  dwl  SW  cor  Mission  and 
Spear 

Lisewski  August,  trunkmaker  with  Joseph  Corin, 
dwl  N  8  Bryant  nr  Eighth 

Lishman  Robert,  clerk,  dwl  5  Vassar  Place 

Lisman  Isaac,  (Hirsch  ^  L.)  dwl  558  Minna 

LISSAK  A.  H.  Jr.,  stockbroker,  office  416  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  116  Turk 

Lissak  Louis  S.,  clerk  with  A.  H.  Lissak  Jr.,  dwl 
116  Turk 

Lissner  Louis,  dwl  18  Mason 

Lister  James,  carpenter,  dwl  613  IMissinn 

Litchlield  Charles,  calker,  dwl  219  Teliama 

Litchfield  Henry  H.,  piledriver  with  E.  C.  Boobar 
&Co 

Litcf)field  Joseph  M.,  (Purdy  &L.)  dwl  1506  Sacra- 
mento 

Litchfield  Simon,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  W  s  Teunesee 
nr  Solano 

Litchfield  Watson  D.,  butcher,  52  and  53  Washing- 
ton Market,  dwl  1506  Sacramento 

Lithrtuer  Louis  J.,  bookkeeper  with  Colman  Bros., 
dwl  205  Powell 

Littan  Charles,  dwl  826  Market 

Little  Andrew,  laborer,  dwl  15  Vallejo 

Little  Cornelius  C.  N.,  porter  with  J.  C.  Johnson  & 
Co.,  dwl  311  Pine 

Little  E.  J.,  (Little  Sf  Lainson)  res  Alameda 

LITTLE  HORACE  &  CO..  books,  stationery,  cut- 
lery and  fancy  goods,  508  and  510  Montgomery, 
and  bookstands  SE  cor  Clay  and  Kearny  aud 
SE  cor  Com  and  Leidesdortf,  res  San  Jose 

Little  Horace  L.,  carrier  Call,  dwl  157  Second 

Little  James  H.,  typecaster  with  Painter  &  Co.,  dwl 
6  Front 

Little  John  G.,  shipwright,  dwl  320  Ritch 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUBANCE  CO.— Successful,  Popular,  Beliable. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCTTAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Smokers'  Articles. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [L]      DIRECTORY 


405 


Little  John  McDowell,  drayman  with  John  Wail, 
dwl  316  Hyde 

Little  John  T.,  real  estate  agent,  office  331  Mont- 
gonierv,  dwl  SVV  cor  Pnciticand  Buchanan 

Little  J ose'ph  W.,  (Beery  Jj-  L.J  dwl  7'-!7  Vallejo 

Little  Mary  Miss,  assibtant  tenclier  Sliotwell  St. 
Grammar  School,  dwl  1143  Mission 

Little  Mary  J.,  (widow)  dwl  1143  Mission 

Little  Mary  J.,  (widow)  dwl  N  8  Seventeenth  bet 
Guerrero  and  Dolores 

Little  Mary  J.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Denman  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  3J0  liitch 

Little  Jlichael,  niolder  with  Savage  &  Son,  dwl  75 
Stevenson 

Little  Robert,  baker  with  Deeth,  Starr  &.  Campbell, 
dwl  7  liassette  Place  No.  1 

Little  Robert,  enuineer,  dwl  207  Eighth 

Little  Rowland  W.,  trunkmalier  with  H.  Behrendt 
<fe  Co.,  dwl  3-JO  Ritcb 

Little  Samuel,  dwl  1143  Mission 

Little  Samuel,  trunkmaker  with  E.  Galpen  &  Co., 
dwl  ()  Liberty 

Little  Stephen  H!,  (Starr  Sr  L.)  dwl  1108  Sac 

Little  Thomas,  driver  S.  F.  Transfer  Co.,  dwl  43 
Tehama 

Little  Thomas,  moulder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  cor 
Dora  and  Bryant 

Little  Thomas,  moulder  with  Savage  &  Son,  dwl  75 
Stevenson 

Little  William,  special  policeman  with  P.  M.  S.  S. 
Co.,  dwl  602  Second 

Little  William,  (  W.  T.  Garratt  ,S-  Co.)  dwl  E  s 
Capjj  nr  Nineteenth 

Little  William  B.,  shipwright,  dwl  6  Liberty 

Little  William  S.,  sawyer  with  D.  A.  Maedouald  &. 
Co.,  dwl'JGS  Third 

Little  <fe  Lawson,  ( E.  J.  Little  and  John  C.  Law- 
Ron)  stoves,  etc.,  603  Battery  and  30(5  Jackson 

LittleHeld  Curtis,  deckhand  steamer  Katy,  dwl  617 
Davis 

Littletield  Don  C.,  superintendent  Occidental  and 
Metropolitan  Markets,  dwl  1115  Sutter 

Littletield  F.  P.,  compositor  with  Dewey  &.  Co.,  res 
Oakland 

Littletield  Gustavus  B.,  shoemaker  with  Bucking- 
ham &  Hecht,  dwl  17  Third 

Littlefield  James,  fireman  steamer  Amador,  dwl  617 
Davis 

Littlelield  John  W.,  shipwright,  calker  and  spar- 
maker,  S  8  Mercliant  bet  Drumm  and  East,  dwl 
lit  Perry 

LittleHeld  Joseph,  tinsmith  with  Brittan,  Holbrook 
&  Co.,  dwl  18  First 

Littletield  Joseph  I).,  homestead  secretary,  432 
Montgomery,  dwl  cor  Thirty-second  and  Rail- 
road Avenue,  South  S.  F. 

Littletield  Nellie  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Lincoln 
Grannnar  School,  dwl  1115  Sutter 

Littlelield  Sheldon,  (Littlefield.,  Webb  Jp  Co.j  dwl 
NK  cor  Calhoun  and  Union 

Littlelield  Theodore  B.,  conductor  Front  St.,  M.& 
<X  K.  R.,  dwl  1115  Sutter 

LITTLEFIELD,  WEBB  A  CO.,  (Sheldon  Little- 
field,  Peter  L.  Webb  and.  J.  Tyler  Carr)  com- 
mission merchants.  316  and  318  Washington 

Littleford  John  T.,  (B.  Morris  &  Co.)  dwl  1026 
Hyde 

Littleton  Amelia,  (widow)  dwl  711  Bush 

Liizius  Augustus  F.,  upholsterer,  dwl  35^  Langton 

Lilzius  N.,  upholsterer  with  George  O.  Whitney  & 
Co.,  dwl  35^  Langton 

Liu  Henry,  carriagemaker  with  Black  &  Miller,  dwl 
524  Minna 

Liuiigquest  Samuel,  seaman,  dwl  30  Frederick 

LIVEK.MORE  HORATIO  P.,  (Redington,  Hos- 
tit/er  <£  Co.  and  Livermore  Sc  OJiesler,  Bakers- 
field,  Kern  Co.,  Cnl.J  treasurer  Redington 
Quicksilver  Co.  and  Natoma  Water  and  Mining 
Co.,  office  529  Market,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 


Livermore  Obediah,  with  Pioche  &.  Baverque,  dwl 

316  Fine 
LIVERPOOL   AND    LONDON    AND    GLOBE 
INSURANCE  COMPANY,  William  B.  John- 
ston, general  agent,  office  412  Montgomery 
Livesey  John,  fireman  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  steamer  Yo- 

semite,  dwl  506  Sixth 
Livesev  Thomas,  salesman,  dwl  cor  Laguna  and 

Lily 
LIVING  WAY,  (monthly)   John   H.   Carmany  &. 

Co.,  publishers,  office  409  Washington 
Livingston  Andrew,    brassfinislier  with   Weed   ds 

Kingwell.  dwl  SE  cor  Folsom  and  First 
Livingston  Edward  J.,  collector,  dwl  115^  Shipley 
Livingston  Frank,  driver,  dwl  Miller  Place 
LIVINGSTON  FRANK,  real  estate,  office  414  Cal- 
ifornia, dwl  1713  Powell    ' 
Livingston  H.  B.,  editor,  dwl  815  Montgomery 
Livingston  Isaac,  merchant,  dwl  783  Folsom 
Livingston  Jacob,  collector,  dwl  151^  Shipley 
Ijivingston  J.  M.,  broker,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Livingston  John,  bookkeeper  Mission  and  Pacific 

Woolen  Mills,  517  Market,  dwl  622  O'Farrell 
Livingston  John  A.,  moulder  with  Tay,  Brooks  &, 

Backus,  dwl  1107  Stockton 
Livingston  Lazarus,  merchant,  dwl  NW  cor  Seventh 

and  Jessie 
Livingston  Leah  Mrs.,  groceries   and  liquors,  NW 
cor  Seventh  and  Jessie  and  SE  cor  Sixth  and 
Minna 
Livingston   Louis,  (Livingston   <Sj*   Co. J  dwl   1713 

Powell 
LIVINGSTON  MARK,  real  estate,  office  414  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  1715  Powell 
LivingsJ-on  iMartha,  dressmaker,  dwl  23  Kearny 
Livingston  Philip,  clerk  with  William  Englander, 

dwl  783  Folsom 
LIVINGSTON    &    CO.,   (Loui.^  Livingston  and 
Isaac  Levy  J  importers  and  wholesale  wines  and 
liquors,  220  and  222  California 
Livingston. — See  Levingston 
Livingstone  David,  manager  Drew  &  Carroll,  dwl 

340 J  Fifth 
Livingstone  Lazarus  J.,  clerk,  dwl  SE  cor  Sixth  and 

Minna 
Livingstcme  Rinaldo  R.,  actor,  dwl  340^  Fifth 
Llewellyn  Reese,  (Llewellyn  <Xr  Co. J  dwl  219  Pros- 
pect Place 
Llewellvn  William,  blacksmith,  dwl  219  Prospect 

Place 
Llewellvn  Wilson,  carpenter,  dwl  613  Pine 
LLEWELLYN    &    CO.,    (Reese    Llewellyn   and 
David    Williams)  proprietors  Columbia  Foun- 
dry, 133  and  1-35  Beale 
Lloyd  George,  seaman  North  Pac.   Trans,  Co.'s  S. 

S.  Idaho 
Lloyd  George  A.,  dwl  16  Howard  Court 
Lloyd  John,  clerk  with  Henry  C.  Hyde,  dwl   880 

Howard 
Lloyd  Josephine  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Bush  St. 

Cosmopolitan  School,  dwl  411  Jones 
Lloyd  Joshua  D.,  carpenter,  dwl  37  Moss 
Lloyd  M.  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Eighth  St.  Pri- 
mary School,  dwl  218  Stockton 
Lloyd  Nancv,  furnished  rooms,  24  Geary 
Llovd  Reuben  H.,  (Sharp  &  L.)  attorney  at  law, 

'office  18  Court  Block,  636  Clay,  dwl  1008  Fol 
Lloyd  Stephen,  carpenter,  dwl  207  Post 
Lloyd  Thomas,  engineer,  dwl  .551  Folsom 
Lloyd  Thomas  C,  liquors,  dwl  912  Larkin 
Lloyd  William,  longshoreman,  dwl  1301  Mont 
Llovd  William,  (colored)  bootblack,  326  Third 
LLOYDS,   Falkner,  Bell  &  Co.,  agents,  office  430 

California 
Loane  Abraham,  planer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  &  Co., 

dwl  714  Turk 
Loane  Frank,  bricklayer,  dwl  915  Market 
Loane  .lohn  M.,  driver  with  Eberhart  «fe  Lachman, 
dwl  1205  Turk 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO..  116  Sansom  Street,  Yankee  Notions. 


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Lobe  Emil,   clerk   with  Baclimau  Bros.,  dwl  921) 

Market 
Lobree  Isaac,  variety  store,  1010  Market 
Locan  Frank,  (Locau  &  Co. J  dwl  1 16  Francisco 
LOCAN  &.  CO.,  ( Frank  Locnn  and  Herman  Sie- 

rini()  importers  and   retailers  zephyr  worsted 

and  fancy  goods,  19  Montgomery  and  107  and 

109  Sutter 
Loch  August,  porter  with  Cohn,  Martin  &  Co.,  dwl 

8Ji8  Pacific 
Lochbanm  August  H.,  jewelry  box  maker, 652  Wash- 
ington, dwl  S  8  B'rancisco  bet  Mason  and  Taylor 
Lochbanm  Matbias,  poikpacker,  16  Clay  St. Market, 

dwl  12-27  Union 
Lochhead    John,  mechanical  engineer,   115  Beale, 

dwl  2  Priest 
Lock  A.,  laborer  with  Ciilifornia  Sugar   Refinery, 

cor  Brannan  and  Eighth 
Locke  L<aac  S.,  tyler  Masonic  Lodges,  dwl  NE  cor 

Green  and  Larkiu 
Locke  James   P.,  carriage  woodwork   maker,  626 

Front,  dwl  .33  Eddy 
Locke  Josiah   H.,  miller  Golden  Gate   Mills,  dwl 

419  Harrison 
Locke  Louis,  interpreter  Chinese,  Police  Court,  dwl 

738  Witsbington,  room  8 
Locke  Silas  M.,  real  estate,  dwl  124  Eddy 
Locke   S.   Morris,  {Locke   &   Montague)   res  New 

York 
LOCKE  &  MONTAGUE,  fS.  Morris  Locke  and 

W.  W.  JlfoH<a£'?/€y  importers  and  jobbers  stoves 

ranges,  metals,  tinmen's  stock,  etc.,  115  and  114 

Battery 
Lockermen    Henrv,     (colored)      hairdresser    with 

Nathaniel  F.  Williams.  102Stenart 
Lockhart  Albert  E.,  ( Lockhart  &   O'Brien)  dwl  238 

Stevenson 
Lockhart  E.  A.,  dwl  905  Market 
Lockhart    George     A.,     cofiin    manufacturer,    269 

Stevenson,  dwl  24.i  Stevenson 
Lockhart  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  207  Harrison 
Lockhart  Thomas,   carpenter,  dwl  Isthmus  House, 
LOCKHART  &   OIJRIEN,  (Albert  E.  Lockhart 

and    Thomas   V.    O'Brien)    undertakers,    729 

Market 
Lock  way   Moses   L.  B.,  machinist    with   William 

Deacon,  dTl73  Natoma 
Lockwood    D.   W.,  lieutenant  engineers  U.  S.  A., 

office  703  Market,  dwl  Lick  House 
Lockwood  F.  A.  Mrs.,  dwl  1013  Clay 
Lnckwood   George,   real  estate    broker,    dwl    562 

Natoma 
Lockwood  George   G.,  pressman  with  A.  L.    Ban- 
croft <t  Co.,  dwl  85  Fifteenth 
Lockwood  Kate,  (widow)  dwl  609  Stevenson 
Lockwood  M.  M.  Miss,  dwl  1(»13  Cbiy 
Lockwood  N.  S. .  carpenter,  dwl  6  Quincy 
Lockwood  W.  H.,  pressman  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  dwl  85  Fifteenth 
Lockwood  William  J.,  salesman  with    Haynes  & 

Lawton,  dwi  708  Mason 
Lockyer  Henry  H.,   moulder  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  2  Clementina 
Lockyer  Robert,  clerk  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl  2 

Clementina 
Lockyer  William,  teamster  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Lodei-  Frank,  billposter  with   Keyt  &  Co.,  dwl  636 

Commercial 
Lodge  Annie,    (widow)    variety  store,  612  Howard 
Lodge  Robert,   blacksmith,  dwl  350  Clementina 
Lodge  William  H.,   barkeeper   with    McKenzie   dz, 

Flaherty,  dwl  NE  cor  Clay  and  Kearny 
Lodon   Meyer,   dairyman  with   Herman   Abrahm, 

dwl  Guerrero  nr  Twenty-eighth 
Lods  Charles  L.,  carpenter  S.  V.  Water  Works,  dwl 

U^  Clara 
Lodtman  Otto,  (Krah  &  Co.)  dwl  736  Market 
Loeb  Gabriel,  salesman,  24  Battery,  dwl  334  Eddy 
Loeb  Henry,  Mount  Hope  Market,   741  Broadway 


Loeber  Charles  G.,  agent  F.  G.  Hesse  Water  Meter, 

302   Montgomery,  dwl  712  Howard 
Loehner  George,  butcher  with  John  A.  Roth,  dwl 

24  Clara,  rear 
Loehr  Charles  C,  carrier  Morning  Call,  dwl  505 

Union 
LOEHR  FERDINAND  VON,  physician  and  editor 

California  Demokrat,  office  and  dwl  614  Sacra- 
mento 
Loeper  Charles,    turner  with  Will   &  Finck,  res 

Brooklyn,  Alameda  Co. 
Loessel  Theodore,  accountant  S.  F.  Savings  Union, 

dwl  220  Stockton 
Loeven  Emil,  (Emil  Locvcn  &   Go.)  dwl  725  V;il 
Loeven  Emil  &  Co.,  coffee  and  spice  mills,  dwl  520 

Front 
Loewe  August,  milkranch.  Thirtieth  nr  Warren 
LOEWE  BROTHERS,  (Moms  H.  and  Louis  H.) 

importers  and  wholesale  liquors,  306  California 
Loewe  Louis  H.,  ( Loewe  Bros.)  dwl  608  Filbert 
Loewe  Morris  H.,  (Loewe  Bros.)  dwl  322  Haves 
Loewe  William,  dairyman,  dwl  Thirtieth  nr  Warren 
Loewel  Alexander,  butcher,  12  San  Francisco  Mar- 
ket, dwl  716  Filbert 
Loewenberg  Ernest,  bookkeeper  with   Fleishman, 

Sichel  &  Co.,  dwl  706  Green 
Loewenberg  George,  butcher,  dwl  23  Kearny 
Loewenberg  Jacob,  bookkeeper,  22  Sausom,  dwl 

632  Market 
Loewenhayn   Henry,  fruits,  Pacific   Fruit  Market, 

dwl  711  Geary 
Loewensteiu  Rodolph,  fancy  goods,  5  Third,  dwl 

461  Jlinua 
Loewey  Herrman,  merchant,  dwl  1023  Powell 
Loewy  William,  attorney  at  law,  office  520  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  1206  Stockton 
Lofstad  Charles,  carrier  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl42Zoe 
Lolstad  Charles,  furrier  with  F.  P.  Muller,  dwl  48 

Zoe 
Lofstad  John,  furrier  with  H.  Liebes  &  Co.,  dwl  48 

Zoe 
Lofstedt  Charles  H.,  steward  with  John  S.  Brander, 

dwUOl 6  Pacific 
Loftis  Francis,  helper  Phoenix  Iron  Works,  dwl  12 

Lewis  Place 
Loftis  George  W.  (Harrington  &  L.)  dwl  410  Na- 
toma 
Loftus  James,  laborer,  dwl  United  States  Hotel 
Loftns  John,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Eleventh  nr  Harrison 
Loftus  John  P.,  bootmaker,  235  Jackson,  dwl  N  s 

Tehama  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Loftus  Michael  B..   policeman   City  Hall,  dwl  cor 

Sixteenth  and  First  Avenue 
Loftus  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  415  Powell,  rear 
Loftus  Peter,  porter  P.  M.  S.  S.   America 
Logan  Alexander,  horsecollar  manufacturer,  dwl  254 

Minna 
Logan  Duncan,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuiirt 
Logan  Henry  C.,  broker,  dwl  322  Pine 
Logan  Hugh,  dwl  112  Oak 
Logan  James,  laborer,  dwl  135  Dora,  rear 
Logan  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  13  Clinton 
Logan   Mary   Miss,    seamstress    with    George    O. 

Whitney  &  Co.,  319  Pine 
Logan   Mary   A.,   (widow)    furnished    rooms,  440 

Third 
Logan  William   B.,  carpenter  with  A.  C.  Beach  & 

Co.,  dwl  Folsom  nr  Twenty-fifth 
Logue  James,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Co.,  dwl  E 

s  Eighth  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Lobaus  Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  42  Steuart, 

and  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Washington  and  East 
Loheide  Frederick   W  ,  clerk  with  Ernest  Hoger, 

dwl  1000  Larkin 
Loheide  Isabella  Mrs.,  trimmings,  1000  Larkin 
Lohfink  Frank  J.,  waiter,  dwl  814  Montgomery 
Lohman  W.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  dwl  Orleans  Hotel 
Lohmann  Ernst,  billiard  table  maker  with  J.  Strahle 

&  Co.,  dwl  21  Morton 


Prudent  men  insure  in  the  PEOPIiES. 


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Lohinann  Henry,  dwl  S  s  McAllister  nr  Van  Ness 

Avenue 
Lohmaiin  Jacob,  milk  depot,  202  Dupont 
LobniMiin. — See  Lownian 
Lobmuller    Augustus,  waiter  Park  Hotel,  dwl  22 

Turk 
Lolinar  Antbony,  laborer,  dwl  986  Howard 
Lobrbacher  Andreas,  cutler  with  Will  &  Finck,  dwl 

1(3  Sansoni 
Lohrniann  Augupt,  laborer  with  Schmidt   &.  Fretz, 

dwl  13.2  Steuart 
Lohry  John  H..  patternmaker  with  James  H. Culver, 

dwl  4305  Cleuientina 
Lobse  John  A..  (Siegfried  if  L.J   dwl  228  Bush 
LOHSE  JOHN  F.,'  secretary   California  Powder 

Works,  office  314  California,  dwl  864  Mission 
Lobse   Nicholas,  foreman  pipelayer  S.   V.   Water 

Works,  dwl  409  Powell 
Lohsen  Dietrich,  clerk  with  D.  Wrede,  dwl  NWcor 

Leavenworth  and  Jackson 
Lois  Mats,  seaman,  bds  20  Commercial 
Loit<eau  A.  Mme.,  French  laundi-y,  804  Mission 
Loiseau  Adolpli,  compositor  Courrier  de   San  Fran- 
cisco, dwl  804  Mission 
Loiseau  Pierre,  awningmaker  with  Paul  Fleuvy,  dwl 

121  Prospect  Place 
LoUar  James,  dwl  NW  cor  Wash  and  Saneom 
Loller  Samnel  A.,  cook,  524  Merchant,  dwl  Bianch 

House 
LOLOR  CHARLES  P.,  ship  and   freight    broker 

and    forwarding    and    commission    merchant, 

otKce  31   MerchantsExehaiige,  dwl  852  Mission 
Lomax  David   S.,    (colored  V  barber  with  Michael 

Howard,  dwl  I'^12  Pacific 
Lomax  James,  (colored)  calker,  dwl  1212  Pacific 
Lomax  Samuel  S.,  conductor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.R.,  dwl 

729  Folsom 
Lomax  Thomas  B.,  conductor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

729  Folsom 
Lombard  Amelia  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms.  526  Kearny 
Lombard  Ann  C,  (colored)  (widow)  dwl  1006  Wash- 
ington 
Lombard  Baptiste,  gardener  Industrial  School,  Old 

Ocean  House  Road  5  miles  from  City  Hall 
Lombard  Benjamin,  tinsmith,  dwl  6  Front 
Lombard  Charles  C,  collector  Golden  Gate  Mills, 

dwl  NE  cor  Steiner  and  Bush 
Lombard  D. ,  bds  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Lombard  Hezekiah,  machinist  with  H.  B.  Martin  & 

Co.,  13  Fremont 
Lombard  James  D.,  clerk,  dwl  SW  cor  Pierce  and 

Bush 
Lombard  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  24  Clinton 
LOMBARD     BONDED   WAREHOUSE,    H.  Y. 

Ludington  &  Co.  proprietors,  SW  cor  Sansom 

and  Lomliaid 
Lomette  Charles,  brassfinieher  with  R.   F.  Rochici- 

oli,  d\vl  821  Vallejo,  rear 
Lometti  Joseph,  clerk  with  John  Molloy,   dwl  823 

Folsom 
Lomler  Charles  W.,  laborer  Custom  House,  dwl  621 

Bush 
London  Alexander,  painter,  dwl  38  Clara 
London   Alfred,  salesman,  825  Kearny,   dwl  512J 

LONDON    AND    SAN    FRANCISCO    BANK, 

LIMITED,   Milton  S.   Latham  manager,  Ca- 

milo  Martin  assistant   manager,  423  California 
London  Charles,  lithographic  engraver  with  A.  L. 

Bancroft <fe  Co.,  dwl  802  Howard 
London  Jacob,  professor  Lmguages,dwl  802  Howard 
London  James,  watchman,  dwl  325  Tehama 
London  John,  hats  and  caps,  831  Kearny,  dwl  1624 

Dupont,  rear 
London  Louis  A.,  house  and  sign  painter,  dwl  460 

Tehama 
LONE  MOUNTAIN  CEMETERY,    (now  Lanrel 

Hill)  Cemetery  Avenue   opp  Bush,  office   SW 

cor  California  and  Kearny 


Lonergan  C.   J.,  salesman  City  of  Paris,  dwl  757 

Folsom 
Lonergan  George  M.,  salesman  City  of  Paris,  dwl 

757  Folsom 
Lonergan  James,  shoemaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  25  Everett 
Lonergan  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  757  Folsom 
Loney  Anthony,    (colored)    wbitener.  630  Kearny, 

dwl  115  Prospect  Place 
Loney  George,  special  policeman,  dwl  224  Kearny 
Long  Bridget  Miss,  wliipmaker  with  Main  &  Win- 
chester, dwl  Second  St.  House 
Long  Claude,  clerk  with  C.  Long,  dwl  29  Stone 
Long  Claude,   (widow)    (executrix,)    importer   of 

hardware,  604  Washington 
Long  David,   driver  with    Nevada    and  Mountain 

Lake  Ice  Co.,  dwl  131  Kearny 
Long  David,  machinist,  dwl  845  Dupont 
Long  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  178  Minna 
Long  Edward,  clerk,  dwl  W  s  Devisadero  nr  Ellis 
Long  Ellen,  shoefitter,  dwl  262^  Clara 
Long  Frank,  clerk  with  C.  Long,  dwl  29  Stone 
Long  Frederick  A.,  cauecbair-seatworker,   215  Du- 
pont 
Long  George,  butcher  with  William  F.  Witzemann, 

dwl  425  East 
Long  James,  carpenter,  dwl  139  Natoma 
Long  James,  porter  with  Brittan,  Holbrook  &  Co., 

dwl  252  Stevenson 
Long  Jeremiah,  ^iS.  /''.    Transfer  Go.)  208  Mont, 

res  Sacramento 
Long  J.  M.,  fireman  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  stm  Julia 
Long  .John,  horseshoer  with  Misgill  &.  Cooper,  dwl 

334  Third,  rear 
Long  John,  laborer,  dwl  26  Hunt 
Long  Levi  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  a  Pine  bet  Fillmore 

and  Steiner 
Long  Lonis  E.,  carver,  dwl  415  Brannan 
Long  Mary  Mrs.,  shoefitter  with  Jones  &  Co.,  dwl 

246  Stevenson 
Long  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  29  Stone 
Long  Matthew,  engineer  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  stm  Julia 
Long  Maurice,  porter  with  Brittan,    Holbrook  & 

Co,,  dwl  40  Garden 
Long  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  19  Morton 
Long  Michael,  (H.  Behrendt  Sf-  Co.)  dwl  E  s  York 

bet  Twenty  second  and  Twenty-third 
Long  Nicholas,  clerk,  dwl  29  Stone 
Long  Patrick  I.,  driver  Front  Street,  M.  &  O.  R. 

R.,  dwl  SW  cor  Pine  and  Polk 
Long  Patrick,  driver  with  Pope  &  Talbot,  dwl  10 

Guy  Place 
Long  Peter,  gardener,  dwl  S  s  Maria  nr  Chesley 
Long  Peter,  machinist,  dwl  103  First 
Long  Salmon  H.,  salesman  with  Kohler,  Chase  & 

Co.,  dwl  1414  Taylor 
Long  Samuel,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Oriflarame 
Long  Suwarrow,  (colored)  expresswagon,  cor  Clay 

and  Front,  dwl  24  John 
Long  William  H.,  master  mariner,  dwl  418Drumm 
Longden  William,  bottler  with  Wiggett  &  Co.,  dwl 

SE  cor  Broadway  and  Mason 
Longet  A.  Madame,  dressmaker,  215  Post 
Longfellow  Albeu  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  117  Mason 
Longfellow  F.  M.,  (Longfellow  &  Amesbury)  dwl 

117  Mason 
Longfellow  Henrv  A.,  planer  with  Hobbs,  Gilraore 

&  Co.,  dwl  W  8  Dolores  bet  Twenty-sixtb  and 

Clipper 
Longfellow  <fe  Amesbury,    f Moses  F.  Longfellow 

and  Thomas  Amesbury)  pork  packers.  Seven- 
teenth Av  nr  Islais  Creek,  South  S.  F. 
Longland  George,  barkeeper  with  John  D.  Yates, 

NE  cor  Commercial  and  Leidesdorff 
Longshore  James,  trunkraaker,  531  Sacramento,dwl 

W  8  Folsom  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Longtin  John  B.,  shoemaker  with  Blanchette  &.  Lu- 

cier,  dwl  1032  Market 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Perfumery  and  Fancy  Soaps. 


EEDLNGTOK    HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  Choice  Fancy  Goods,  Perfumery,  etc.,  etc. 


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Longwill  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  iJ8  Tehama 
Lonurworth  James  II.,  clerk,  648  Market,  dwl  E  e 

Tliirteenth  bet  Howard  aud  Folsom 
Lonkay  Jane  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  906  Stockton 
Loock  Henry,  locksmith .  dwl  18  Sansom 
Luokasy  Peter,  laborer  Orleans  Hotel 
Loomis  Aiignstus  W.  Rev.,  Chinese  missionary, dwl 

800  Stockton 
Loomis  Bernard,  carpenter,  dwl  735  Market 
Loomis  Charles   A.,    f Loomis  &  Dougherty)  dwl 

319  Bush 
Loomis  Christopher,  fruits,  36i  First 
LOOMIS  GEORGE, /'C.  P.  Van  Schaack  &  Co.) 

dwl  850  Market 
Loomis    Pascal,    artist,    dwl  cor  Twenty-first  and 

Diamond 
LOOMIS  WILLIAM  E.,  news  agent  and  stationer, 

SE  cor  Wash  and  Sansom,  dwl  1214  Sutter 
LOOMIS  &  DOUGHERTY,  (Charles  A.   Loomis 

and    John  H.    Dougherty)   liquor  saloon,  515 

California 
Looney  Hugh,  dwl  S  s  Twentieth  nr  Guerrero 
Loop  Hiram  L.,  longshoreman,  dwl  5  Rincon  Court 
Loop  Sydney  J.,  (Loop  &  Somers)  dwl  406  Bryant 
Loop  &  Somers,  (Sydney  J.  Loop  and  Don  Carlos 

Somers)  groceries,  liquors  and  butchers,  NW 

cor  Second  and  Bryant 
Loop. — See  Loupe 
Lopez  Angel,  cigarmaker  with  F.  W.  Becker,  dwl 

317i  Union 
Lopez  Augustine,  blacksmith  with  P.  Friedhofer, 

dwl  528  Green 
Lopez  Carmen  P.,  (widow)  dwl  3175  Union 
Lopez  Jesus,  cigarmaker  with  F.  W.  Becker,  dwl 

Fifteenth  bet  Dolores  aud  Guerrero 
Lopez  Jesus,  confectioner,  dwl  1208  Powell 
Lopez  Jesus  E.,  bodymaker  with  Pollard  &.  Carvill 

Man'f 'g  Co.,  dwl  SE  cor  Union  and  Powell 
Lopez  Juan,  liquordealer,  dwl  906  Kearny 
Lopez  Modesto,  boarding,  S  s  Dupont  Alley 
Lopez  Piiilip,  peddler,  dwl  1613  Powell 
Lopez  Vicente,  cigarmaker,  2  St.  Charles  Place 
Lorance  John,  master  mariner,  dwl  315  Fifth 
Lord   Andrew  J.,    painter,  707   Market,  dv\l  988 

Howard 
Lord  Charles  G.,  printer  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

dwl  312  Hayes 
Lord  Edwin,  teamster,  pier  4  Steuart,  dwl  27  Harriet 
Lord  Elijah,  ship  carpenter,  dwl  312  Hayes 
Lord  George  W.,  adjuster  with  Grover  &  Baker 

S.  M.  Co.,  dwl  137  Third 
Lord  Jennie  Miss,  booksewer  with  A.    L.  Bancroft 

&  Co.,  dwl  515  Chestnut 
Lord  John,  laborer,  dwl  560  Natoma 
Lord  John,  (Emery  &  L.)  dwl  235  Sixth 
Lord  John  L.,  painter  with  Hopps  &  Sons 
Lord  Joseph  M.,  real  estate,  dwl  220  Third 
Lord  Maria,  (widow;  dwl  510  Mason 
Lord  Ralpb  H.,  (Lord  &  Peters)  dwl  313  Geary 
Lord  Robert  C,  clerk,  643  Clay,  dwl  1514   Folsom 
Lord  Rosalie,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  704   Bush 
Lord  William,  shipwright,  dwl  147^  Tehama 
Lord  William  C,  clerk  Pacific  Lodgings,  209  Leides- 

dorff 
Lord  &   Peters,  (R.  H.   Lord  and    William   P. 

Peters)  commission  merchants,  304  Battery 
Lordan  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  S  s   Maria  nr  Chesley 
Lorensen  Peter  C,  boatman,  dwl  14^  Frederick 
Lorenson  August  F.,  salesman  with  Locan  &   Co., 

dwl  228  Bush 
Lorentz  Gustave,  painter,  dwl  228  Bush 
Lorentzen  Hans,  special   policeman,  dwl  156  How 
Lorentzen  Haiald,  framemaker  with  Suow  &.  Roos, 

dwl  Cal  bet  Filmore  and  Steiner 
Lorentzen  Paul  Rev.,   pastor  St.   Mark's  Church, 

dwl  869  Mission 
Lorenz  Frank,  bootmaker  with  G.   Burkhardt,  dwl 

1822  Stockton 
Lorenz  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  728  Market 


Lorenzan  Lawrence,  ship  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Fran- 
cisco bet  Mason  and  Taylor 
Lorenzen  Henry,  bookkeeper  with   John   Renault, 

dwl  204  Eleventh 
Lorenzo  Fazzio,  gardener,    dwl  SE  cor  Broadway 

and  Sansom 
Loretz  P.,  barkeeper  with  J.   C.   Ilaberling,   dwl 

Sutter  bet  Kearny  and  Diipont 
Lorie  Samuel,  salesman,  56  Third,  dwl  749  Howard 
Lorigan  Patrick,  laborer  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl 

316  Ritch 
LORILLARD   FIRE   INSURANCE   CO.,    (New 

York)  Blount,  Cranna  &   Co.,  general  agents, 

office  317   California 
Loriraer  George,  dyer  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  cor  Sixteenth  and  Folsom 
Loring  Edward  B.,  engineer  with  J.  Spaulding  & 

Co.,  dwl  556  Natoma 
Loring  George   C,  bookkeeper  with  B.  H.  Rams- 
dell.  dwr431  Second 
Loring  Harriet,  dwl  19  Stanley  Place 
Loring  Harriet,  (widow)  dwl  502  Sutter 
Loring  Simeon  M.,  hostler,  331   Pine 
Loring  William  H.,  clerk,  216  Battery,  dwl  513  Fol 
Lorquin  E.  F.,  naturalist  and  taxidermist,  522  Pine, 

dwl    616  Grove 
Lornoy  Thomas,  baker,  dwl  625  Davis 
Lorrigan  Bartholomew,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Folsom 

bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
LOS    ANGELES    AND    SAN    BERNARDINO 

LAND  CO.,   ottice  432  Montgomery 
Los  Angeles  Stage  Line,  office  208  Montgomery 
Lose  George,  driver  with  Charles  F.  Wagner  '&lCo. 
Losse  Henry,  tailor,  bds  338  Bush 
Losse  Louis,  butcher,  dwl  939  Folsom 
Lothrop  James,  mariner,  dwl  N  s  Oregon  bet  Front 

and  Davis 
Lothrop  John   J.,  salesman  with  S.  E.  Hoar,  dwl 

1006  Leavenworth 
Lothrop   Mary  M.,  Siileswoman  with  S.  E.  Hoar, 

dwl  1006  Leavenworth 
Lothrop  William  R.,  carrier  Morning  Call,  dwl  1011 

Stockton 
Lott  Enoch,  watchman  U.S.B.  Mint,  dwl  9  Hubbard 
Lott  Henry'C,  clerk  with   J.  J.    O'Brien   &   Co., 

dwl  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Clara 
Lott  Joshua  A.,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  NE  cor  Fourth 

and  Clara 
Lott  William  S.,  clerk,  dwl  412  Ellis 
Lotti   Sebaetiano,  gardener,  dwl  SE  cor  Broadway 

and  Sanson! 
Lottje  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Lotto  August,  expresswagon,  cor  Montgomery  and 

Jackson,  dwl  9    Varenne 
Lottritz  John,  liquor  saloon,  S  s  Sixteenth  nr  Va- 
lencia 
Lotz   Frank,  hostler  Globe  Livery  Stable,  dwl  624 

Pacific 
Lotz  Jacob,  hostler,  dwl  421  Broadway,  rear 
Louadec  Peter,  extraman  Hook  and  Ladder  Co.  No. 

2,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  627  Broadway 
Loucha  Antoine,  dwl  .523  Pine 
Loucitat,  (Chinese)  physician,  14  Brenham  Place 
Louck  F.  Rudolf,  baker  with  John  Reagan,  61 4  Mont 
Loucks  Orl.ando,  produce,  126  Clay,  dwl  N  s  Filbert 

nr  Hyde 
Loud  Eugene,   clerk   with   Donovan  Bros,   dwl  6 

Jessie  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Loud  Warren,  merchant,  dwl  321  Sutter 
Louderback  Andrew  A.,  live  stock  dealer,  dwl  336 

Eddy 
Louderback   Davis,  superintendent  Bay  View  Dis- 
tillery, dwl  14  Virginia 
LOUDERBACK  DAVIS  Jii.,  prosecuting  attorney 

Police  Court,  office  17  City  Hall,  first  floor,  dwl 

14  Virginia 
Louderback  Lewis  C,  caj-penter,  dwl  14  Virginia 
Louderback   Martin,   shoemaker  with  Beez  &  De 

Longe,  dwl  17  Stockton  Place 


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Loiiderback  Sophia  M.,  (widow)  dwl  1821  Leav 
Louderback  William,  type  founder  with  California 

T^'pe  Foundry  Co.,  dwl  1821  Leavenworth 
Louderback. — See  Lauderback 
Loudon  Jacques,  teacher  langnagea,  SW  cor  Mason 

and  Geary,  dwl  805  Powell 
London  William,  dwl  37  Riiusch 
Loudon   William.  (Bemnrd  &  Co.)  dwl  6'i8  Green 
Lonerman  Nicholas,  mai'blecutter,  dwl  1107  Kearny 
Lougee  A.  B.,  niacbiniet,  dwl  50  Natoma 
Lougee  Cliailee,  subinarinediver,  dwl  760  Howard 
Lougee  Joel  B.,  machinist  Riadou  Iron  Works,  dwl 

50  Natoma 
Longee  John  S.,  patternmaker,  dwl  760  Howard 
Loiigee  Jonathan  P.,  submarinediver,  dwl760  How 
Lough  Edward,  pictureframemaker   with  William 

A.  Kollmyer,  dwl  305  First 
Lough  James,  bookkeeper,  dwl  433  Minna 
Longhborougii  Alexander  H.,  (George  Sf  L.)  attor- 
ney at  law,  office   NW  cor  Montgomery  and 

Sacramento,  dwl  933  Sacramento 
Loughlin   Edward,  secretary   Golden   Gate   Sugar 

Refinery,  dwl  410  Jones 
Loughlin  George  K.,  jeweler,  dwl  421  Sixth 
Loughlin  John,   bootmaker,  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  364  Clementina 
Loutrhlin  John,  waiter  with   Mandel  &  Ohnstein. 

dwl  153>i  Second 
Loughlin  Mary  E.  Miss,  shoeetitcher  with  Metropol- 
itan Boot  and  Shoe  Co.,  dwl  a08  Perry 
Loughlin  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Serpentine  Avenue 

nr  Mission 
Loughlin  Michael,  teamster,  dwl  E  s  Octavia  nr  Fell 
Loughlin  Peter,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Treat  Avenue 

bet  Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second 
Loughlin  William,  carpenter,  dwl  712  Clementina, 

rear 
Loughlin  William,  watchman  Gibbs  Bonded  Ware- 
house, dwl  208  Periy 
Loughman  James  G.,  hostler  Front  St.,  M.  &  O.  R. 

R.,  dwl  37  Austin 
Lough  ran  Bernard,  soapmaker,  dwl  cor  York  and 

Twenty-Second 
Longhran  Janies,   laborer,  dwl  S  s  Nineteenth   bet 

Shotwell  and  Howard 
Longhran  Joanna,  (widow)  dwl  1915  Howard 
Loughran  Michael,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Lougliran  Rose  Miss,   seamstress   with  James  W. 

Bnrnham  &  Co.,  dwl  22  Teh-.ima 
Lougliran   Thomas,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  E  s  Eighth  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Loughran  Thomas,  (Breeze  &  L.)  dwl  210  Turk 
Loughry  Hugh,  tanner  with  Wolf  Bloom,  dwl  180 

Jessie 
Louis  Duncan,  cook  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.  S. 

Oriflamrae 
Louis   Mary,    shoemaking,    625    Commercial,    dwl 

Quiiicy  nr  Pine 
Louis. — See  Lewis 
Louisson  Louis,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  W  s  Dora  bet  Harrison  and  Bryant 
Louisson  Morris,  clothing,  517  and  519  Commercial, 

dwl  3I5i  Third 
Louks  Isaac,  bds  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Pacific 
Loumes  X.  &  Co., (P.  C/at»e?2>y  wholesale  butchers, 

Islais  Creek,  office  526  Merchant 
Loumes  Xavier,  (X.  Lovmcs  <fc  Go.)  dwl  N  s  Ninth 

bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Loundes  Francis,  contractor,  dwl  214  Broadway 
Lount  Daniel  S..  miner,  bds  Cosmopoliian  Hotel 
Loupe  Leopold,  (Loupe  &  Ha.is)  dwl  115  Stockton 
LOUPE  &  HASS,   (Leopold  JjOiipe  and   Knlman 

Haas)  importers  and  wholesale  groceries  and 

provisions,  216  California 
Lour^iuce  J.  H.,  barkeeper  Lisbon  House,  116  Jack 
Loux     Alphonse,    wagonmaker    with    Mangeot    <& 

Lacaze,  Jwl  810  Green 
Love  Andrew  M.,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Love  David  M.,  (Love  &  Black)  dwl  607  Sutter 


Love  James,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory,  bds 
Iowa  nr  Nevada 

LOVE  JAMES  H.,  shipcarpenter,  W  s  East  bet 
Washington  and  Jackson,  dwl  9  Perry 

Love  John  L.,  attorney  at  law  iind  Court  Commis- 
sioner Fifteenth  Judicial  District,  office  28  Ex- 
change Building,  dwl  547  Folsom 

Love  John  S.,  miner,  dwl  Pine  nr  Gongh 

Love  Louis,  teamster  with  M.  Blair  &Co.,  dwl  Mar- 
ket opp  San  Jose  R.  R.  depot 

Love  Richard,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 
1204  Larkin 

Love  William,  tailor  with  James  Collins,  dwl  S  s 
Vallejo  bet  Kearnv  and  Dupont 

LOVE  &  BLACK.  r'Danu-l  M.  Love  and  Robert 
M.  Black)  gents  furnishing  goods,  209  Mont 

Lovegrove  George  H.,  collector  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 
612  Mason 

Lovejoy  A.  J.,  (Lovejoy  Sj'  Cojree  Alameda 

Lovejoy  John  L.,  blacksmith,  dwl  S  s  Twenty-sixth 
lir  Mission 

Lovejoy  Mary,  (widow)  nurse,  dwl  1025  Mission 

Lovejoy  Rufus  B.,  salesman  with  F.  Paucoast  & 
Co.,  dwl  .311  Pine 

Lovejoy  William  E.,  photographer  with  H.  W. 
Vaughan,  dwl  603  Hyde 

Lovejoy  &  Co.,  (A.  J.  Lovejoy)  ■pTo'pnetoTa  Ala- 
meda Express,  office  425  Davis 

Lovekin  H.  S.,  Miss,  dwl  604  Pine 

Loveland  Henry  S,,  messenger  S.  F.  Transfer  Co., 
dwl  350  Jessie 

Loveland  J.  S.  Rev.,  dwl  J 05  Geary 

Loveland  La  Fayette,  stock  broker,  office  406  Mont- 
gomery, dwi  SW  cor  Larlun  and  Greenwich 

Loveland  Orrin,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Natoma  bet 
Eight  and  ninth 

Lovell  Ardene,  (widow)  furnished  rooms, 5 Kearny 

Lovell  Judith   B.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  109  Mont 

Lovell  Reuben  H.,  shoemaker,  907  Bryant,  dwl  516 
Sixth 

Lovell  Siimuel  L.,  professor  St.  Mary's  College 

Lovely  George  S.,  dwl  607  Pine 

Lovely  Horace,  (widow)  dwl  919  Union 

Lovely  Marcus  H.,  foreman  with  Francis  &  Valen- 
tine, dwl  607  Pine 

Lovely  Noble,  pressman  with  Francis  &  Valentine, 
dwl  607  Pine 

Loverieh  Esther,  (widow)  dwl  412  Tehama 

Lovett  George,  machinist,  dwl  20  Clara 

Lovett  John,  blacksmith  helper  Pacific  Rolling  Mill, 
dwl  E  8  Tennessee  nr  Mariposa 

Lovett  Ramon  Q.,  carriagemaker  with  Kimball 
Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  146  Perry 

Lovett  Richard  O.,  average  adjuster  and  insurance 
broker,  office  314  California,  dwl   Grand  Hotel 

Lovett  William,  steward,  332  Montgomery,  dwl  3 
Jackson  Place 

Lovick  Henry,  sawsmith  with  Pacific  Saw  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  718  Green 

Lovick  Richard,  sawmaker  with  Pacific  Saw  Man- 
ufacturing Co..  dwl  20  Clara 

Lovick  William  H.,  machinist  with  Pacific  Saw 
Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  20  Clara 

Lovie  George  W.,  teamster  with  Lvons  &  Collins, 
dwl  225  Fifth 

Loving  Danbridge,  (colored)  jobber,  dwl  3  Clara 
Lane 

Low  C.  Adolphe,  (G.  Adolphe  Low  Sf  Go.)  dwl  1103 
Bush 

LOW  C.  ADOLPHE  &  CO. ,(Gharks  H.  Baldwin, 
Samuel  Hort  and  George  A.  Low)  commission 
merchants  and  agents  North  American  Fire  In- 
surance Co.,  office  208  California 

Low  Charles  A.,  attorney  at  law,  office  408  Califor- 
nia, dwl  &ib  Geary 

Low  Charles  L.,  office  408  California,  dwl  415 
Brvant 

Low  Frederick  G.  Jr.,  clerk  Phcsnix  and  Home 
Ins  Cos.,  res  Oakland 


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Low  George  A.,  fC.  Adolphe  Lotv  ^  Co.)  dwl  528 

Harrison 
Low  Jfimes,  (Meelien  Sf  L.J  dwl  256  Jessie 
Low  Joliii,  master  mariner,   dwl   W  s  HoUis  bet 

O'Farrelland  Ellis 
Low  Joseph  W.,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl  743 

Pine 
Low  Patrick,  waiter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Low  Ty  Tonjj,  (Chinese)  physician,  619  Dnpont 
Lowbock  William,  shoemalier,  50  First 
Lowden  George,  comedian  Oxford,  dwl  719  Mkt 
Lowden  Joiin  A.,  laundryman  with  S.  F.  Laundry 

Ass'n,  dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Lowden  William  H.,  clerk  Phoenix  and  Home  Ins. 

Cos.,  dwl  439  Sixth 
Lowe  Benjamin  F.,  insurance  adjuster,  office  116 

Leidesdorff,  dwl  127  Kearny 
Lowe  Hiinnibal  A.,  watchman  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

16  O'Farrell 
Lowe  Henry,  laborer  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &.  Co., 

dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 
Lowe  Mary  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Tenth  St.  Gram- 

ninr  School,  dwl  365  Jessie 
Lowe  Thomas,  bricklayer,  dwl  373  Jessie 
Lowe  Selig,  commission  merchant,  dwl  1208  Jack 
Lowell  Albert  C,  clerk  with  Nathan   R.  Lowell, 

dwl  217i  Clara 
Lowell  Arthur  D.,  dwl  217^  Clara 
Lowell  Nathan  R.,  proprietor  Eagle  Warehouse, 

NW  cor  Pine  and  Davis,  res  Oakland 
Lowenberg  Edmund,  salesman  with  Sliirek  &  Co., 

dwl  830  Greenwich 
Lowenbeig    Ernest,    bookkeeper  with  Fleishman, 

Sichel  &.  Co  ,  dwl  706  Green 
Lowenberg  Harris,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  456  Te- 
hama 
Lowenberg  Isidor,  (Meyer^tein  &  L.)  dwl  NE  cor 

VanNess  Avenue  and  Ellis 
Lowenberg  Robert,  collector,  dwl  445  Bush 
Lowenberg  Samson,  stockbroker,  dwl  830  Green- 
wich 
Lowenberg  Solomon,  merchant,  dwl  456  Tehama 
Lowenstein  Isaac,  boots  and  shoes,  1208  Stockton, 

(and  Oppenheimer  &  L.) 
Lowenthiil  William,  baker  with  William  Backer, 

dwl]  036  Clay 
Lower  California  Co.,  office  315  California 
Lower  George  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  248  Jessie 
Lowery  James,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  136 

Folsom 
Lowi  Ignatz,  bookkeeper  with  M.   UUmann  &.  Co., 

dwl  630  Sacramento 
Lowler  Wilson,  fireman,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Lowman  Ciiarles  E.,  clerk  7  Sansom,  dwl  102  Eddy 
Lownian. — See  Lohniann 

Lownds  Frederick,  dwl  E  s  Hoff  Avenue  bet  Six- 
teenth and  Seventeenth 
Lowndy  Timothy,   blacksmith,   dwl  716  Clemen- 
tina 
Lowney  Jeremiah,  z' 7".  Lowney  &  Co.)  dwl   1117 

Mission 
Lowney  T.   &   Co.,  (John  Knownburff,   Jeremiah 
Lou-ney)  Eighth  St.  Carriage  Manufactory,  498 
Eighth 
Lowney  Timothy,   (T.  Loicney  &    Co.)  dwl  716 

Clementina 
Lowrey  Austin,  laborer,  dwl  214  Broadway 
Lowrey  Frederick,  clerk  Riucon  Point  Warehouse, 

res  Oakland 
Lowrev  John,  hairdresser  with   Chretien  Ptister, 

dwl  318  Pine 
Lowrey  John  B.,  traveling  agent  with  Wiester  & 

Co.,  dwl  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Lowrey  Robert  M.,  hotel  proprietor,  dwl  6  Bur- 

cham  Place 
Lowrey  William,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Senator 
Lowrie   William  H.,   special  policeman,  dwl  763 
Howard 


Lowrie  William  J.,  packer  with  H.  C.  Hudson  & 

Co.,  dwl  225  Chestnut 
Lowry  John,  plumber,  dwl  W  s  Polk  bet  Turk  and 

McAllister 
Lowrv  John  W.,  carriage  and  wagoumaker,  626 

Front,  dwl  212  Chestnut 
Lowry  Peter,  carpenter,  dwl  3  William 
Lowry  Richard,  (Mcnzies  &  L.J  dwl  222  Lombard 
Lowry  Samuel,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Kentucky  nr  Butte 
Lowry    William,    carpenter,    32    Hunt,   dwl    cor 

Twenty-fourth  and  Noe 
Lowry  William  J.,  merchant,  office  325  Davis,  dwl 

86  Everett 
Lowth  John,  (Wynne,  L.  4;  Co. J  dwl  316  Fourth 
Lowther  Arthur,  painter  with  J.  Brewster,  dwl  310 

Union 
Loyal  William,  (colored)  jobber,  dwl  607  Powell 
Loyale  Paul,  farmer,  dwl  209  Leidesdorff 
Loyd  William  O.,  extraman  Hose  Co.  No.  2,  S.  F. 
F.D.,  dwl  Fell  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Loza  J.  Seiiorita,  dressmaker,  1313  Stockton 
Lozano  Alphonse,  cigarmaker,  dwl  3  Vareinie 
Lozano  Jose  Y.,  hairdresser  with  Sablau  &  Co.,  dwl 

3  Varenne 
Lozano  Yldefonso.  cigarmaker  with  Cobo,  Martinez 

&  Co.,  dwl  3  Varenne 
Loze  Julius  A.,  with  Levison  Bros.,  dwl  628  Wash- 
ington 
Lubbart  Henry,  longshoreman,  dwl  E  s  Main  bet 

Howard  and  Folsom 
Lubbock  Charles   F.,  (Nichols   &  L.)  dwl  133>i 

Shipley 
Lubbock  Oswald,  carpenter  with  McLean  <fe  Ar- 
nold, dvvl  30  Moore 
Lubcken  Dietrich,  clerk  with  John  Fredericks,  SE 

cor  Main  and  Howard 
Lube  Max,  actor,  dwl  621  Bush 
Lubey  John,  painter  and  steward  Hose  Co.  No.  1, 

S.F.F.D.,  dwl  N  s  Jackson  nr  Drumm 
Lubey  Mary  A.,  (widow)  dwl  927  Washington 
Lubin  Richard,  (Meyer  &  L.)  dwl  NW  cor  Dupont 

and  Vallejo 
Lubosch  Louis,  expresswagon,  dwl  733  O'Farrell 
Luby  Richard,  blacksmith  with  Bernard  Gallagher, 

dwl  20  Sherwood  Place 
Lucas  James,   expresswagon,  NW  cor  Pine  and 

Front,  dwl  N  s  Minna  bet  Second  and  Third 
Lucas  James,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Lucas  John,  farmer.  Central  Ocean  Road  nr  Spring 

Valley  Water  Works 
Lucas  John  J.,  patternmaker  Union  Iron  Woiks, 
dwl  E  8  Dolores  bet  Twenty- second  and  Twen- 
ty-third 
Lucas  John  T.,  conductor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

365  Minna 
Lucas  John  V.,  clerk  with  Bowen  Bros.,  dwl  36 

Geary 
Lucas  P.,  fruitdealer,  dwl  1024  Stockton 
Lucas  Robert  H.,  clerk,  dwl  1024  Jackson 
Lucas  Sylvester,  longshoreman,  dwl  5li2  First 
Lucchesi  Peter,  cook  Orleans  Hotel,  dwl  835  Vallejo 
Lucchesi    Raphael,    cook  Orleans   Hotel,  dwl  835 

Vallejo 
Luce  Benjamin  F.,  boatbuilder,  dwl  SE  cor  Mission 

and  Steuart 
Lucbsinger  Henry,  manager  Boston  Furniture  Co., 

649  Market,  dwl  349  Minna 
Lucbsinger  Jacob,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  724  Minna 
Lucbsinger   John  B.,  furniture  manufactory,  N  b 

Minna  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Luchette  F.,  barkeeper  with  G.  Ceroghini,  SE  cor 

Merchant  and  Sansom 
Lucien  D.  G.,  (Lucien  &   Lacoste)  dwl    SE  cor 

Kearny  and  Sacramento 
LUCIEN  &  LACOSTE,  (D.  G.  Lucien  ami  Hon- 
ore  LacoKteJ   Cafe   Frau9ais,  SE   cor   Kearny 
and  Sacramento 
Lucier  Joseph,  ( Blanchette  &  L. )  A'^\  SE  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Sixth 


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Lucke  Courad.  carpenter,   dwl  Market  bet  Sev- 

entJi  and  Eighth 
LUCKE  HENRY,  bootmaker  and  importer  French 

boots  and  shoeR,  648  Washington 
Lnckhardt  Caesar  A..  fRiotte  &  L.J  dwl  232  Turk 
Lucky  Chirles,  mariner,  dwl  32  Sfeuart 
Lucky   William  T.    Rev.,  Principal  State  Normal 

S'diool,  dwl  33  Sou  til  Park 
Luce  Juan  M..  real  estate,  office  49  Montgomery 
Block,  dwl  S  8  Union  bet  Stockton  and  Powell 
Lnoovich  Antonio,  cook,  NE  cor  Clay  and  Dupont 
Lucy  Antliony,  f Smith,  L.  &  C'o J  dwl  428  Chestnut 
Lucy  Cornelius,  jeweler,  dwl  533  Commercial 
Lucy  Dennis  J.,  contractor,  dwl  10  Clinton 
Lucy  George  R.,  soap  manufacturer,  dwl  342  Sev- 
enth 
Lucy   William,  hostler   with   Charles  Dryer,   dwl 

Aliiska  Hotel 
Lndeck  Mary,  flowervender,  dwl  1317  Dupont 
Ludeman   AHolpii,  ( Ludeman  Brothers)  dwl  NW 

cor  O'Farrell  nnd  Larkin 
Ludeman  Brothers,  (Adolph  and    William)  hard- 
ware, 589  Market 
Ludeman    Frederick,  gardener,  dwl   N  a  Post   nr 

Cemetery  Avenue 
Ludeman  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  SE  cor  Harrison  and 

Twenty-fourth 
Ludeman  James,  shoemaker,  dwl  NE  cor  Broadway 

and  Kearny 
Ludeman   Otto,   sash   and  blindraaker   with  A.  C. 

Beach  &  Co.,  dwl  415  Brannan 
Ludeman  William,  f  Ludeman  Bros.)  dwl  NW  cor 

O'Farrell  and  Larkin 
Ludemanu  Frederick,  f  William  Meyer  4*  Co.)  dwl 

Piesidio  House 
Luders  G.  Rev.,  pastor  St.    Marks'  German  Evan- 
gelical Lutheran  Church,  dwl  932  Bush 
Luduigtou  Harley  Y.,  (Lndington  &  Co.)  dwl  213 

Powell 
LUDINGTON  &  CO.,  (H.  Y.  Ludington  &  Peter 
A.    Owen)  proprietors  Lombard  U.  S.  Bonded 
Warehouse,  SW  cor  Sansom  and  Lombard 
Ludldui  Anthony,  dwl  644  Mission 
Ludlara  Anthony  Jr.,  clerk  with  P.  H.  Canavan, 

dwl  844  Mission 
Ludlow  Ann  H.,  (widow)  dwl  1521  Bush 
Ludlow    J.   P.    Rev.,    pastor    Tabernacle    Baptist 

Church,  dwl  W  s  Gough  bet  Bush  and  Pine 
Ludlum   Cornelius,  whartiuger  Broadway  Wharf, 

dwl  92  Stevenson 
Ludlum  Edward,   fWoodhams    <&    L.)    dwl    S    s 

Nineteenth  nr  Valencia 
Ludlum. — See  Ludlam 
LUDORFF  AUGUST,   general    merchaudise,    15 

Third,  dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and  Stockton 
Ludorff  Julius,  merchant,  dwl  14  Natonia 
Ludwick  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Laskie    nr 

Mission 
Lud wig  Charles,  (WarmuthA  i.jdwl  11 16  Kearny 
Ludwig  Chris,  hairdresser  with  Philip  Winter,  dwl 

524  Vallejo 
Ludwig   Herman,  jobwagon,  100  Kearny,  dwl  321 

Fifth 
Ludwig  Philip,  cabinetmaker  with  George  O.  Whit- 
ney &  Co.,  dwl  524  Vallejo 
Lndwigsen  F.  G.,  porter,  21  Sansom,  dwl  710  Green 
Ludz  Jacob  F.,  baker  with  R.  R.  Swain  &  Co.,  dwl 

140  Second 
Lueg  Henry,  idachinist  with  Joseph  Bien,  dwl  18 

Sanson! 
Luikiu  Joseph,  (Menomy  &  L.)  res  Oakland  Point 
Lugagne  John,  cook,  dwl  310  Minna 
Luger  Joseph,  carpenter,  205  Commercial,  dwl  210 

Commercial 
Luger  Martin,  carpenter,  dwl  338  Bush 
LUGSDIN  JAY,  manager  Mercantile  Agency,  R. 
G.  Dun  kSi.  Co.,  office  320  Cal,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Luhmensen    Nicholas,    clerk  with    William  Luh- 
mensen,  dwl  SW  cor  Sixth  and  Harrison 


LUHMENSEN  WILLIAM,  groceries  and  liquors, 

SW  cor  Sixth  and  Harrison 
Luhr  Ernst  D.,  house  and  sign  painter,  238^  Ritch 
Luhrs  Albert,  drayman,  NW   cor  Davis   and.  Clay, 

dwl  25  Dupont 
Lnhrs  Albert,  ( Kellins  &  Co.;  dwl  518  Filbert 
Luhrs  Christopher,  clerk,  NW  cor  Pacific  and  Dnp 
Luhrs  Frederick,  (Luhrs  &  Dorgeloh)  dwl  NW  cor 

Folsom  and  Moss 
Luhrs  Nicholas,  (Collins,  Whcaton  &  L.)  dwl  427 

Green 
LUHRS  &  DORGELOH,   (Frederick    Lvhrs    <fe 
Charles  Dorgeloh)  groceries  and  liquors,  NW 
cor  Folsom  and  Moss 
Luhrsen  John  D.,  shoemaker  with  Henry  Hinders, 

dwl  401  Sutter  * 

Luhrsen  L.,  laborer  with   Cal.   Sug.   Refinery,  cor 

Brannan  and  Eighth 
Lnigi  Benedete,  wood  and  coal,  508  Green 
Luigi  Davino,  gardener,  dwl  SE  cor  Broadway  and 

Sansom 
Luis  C,  waiter,  dwl  SW  cor  Bdwy  and  Dupont 
Luke  Richard,  salesman  with  McMillan  &  Kester, 

dwl  415  Stevenson 
Lukes  Henry,  cabinetmaker  with  L.  &  E.  Emanuel, 

dwl  1315  Stockton 
LUKIN    J.    ADOLPH,  wines    and    liquors,   332 

Montgomery,  dwl  711  Howard 
Lulgen  Cliarles,  porter,  dwl  404  Stockton 
LULL    LOUIS    R.    secretary    Society    California 

Pioneers,  office  808  Montgomery,  dwl  8  Mason 
Lulofs  Bernard,  broker,  office   NE   cor  Davis  and 

Market,  dwl  834  Clay 
Lumbeart  Gustave,  brewer,  dwl  7   Grand  Avenue 
Lumetti  Charles,  cutler,  dwl  823  Vallejo,  rear 
Lumsden  Alexander,  dwl  1205  Polk 
Lumsden  John  E.,   butcher,  9  Occidental  Market, 

dwl  W  8  Fillmore  nr  Pine 
Lumsden  John  E.,    ( William  Lumsden  &  Son)  res 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Lumsden  Samuel,  boot  manufacturer,   26  Fourth, 

dwl  352  Jessie 
Lumsden  William,  (William  Lumsden  &  Son)  dwl 

1205  Polk 
Lumsden  William  &    Son,    (John    E.    Lumsden) 

leather  and  shoe  findings,  643  Merchant 
Lnn  Chong  &  Co.,  (Chinese)    provisions,  745  Sac 
Lun  Fat,  (Chinese)  slipper  maiuifacturer,  745  Com 
Lun  Sing  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  706  Sac 
Lun  Ty  «fc  Co.,  (Chinese)  dry  goods,  716  Dupont 
Lun  Wo  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  716  Sic 
Luna  Mariano,  driver,  dwl  Bryant  nr  Eitrhth 
Lund  Alexander,   mason,  427  Greenwich,    dwl    7 

Gerke  Alley 
Lund  August,  watchman  with  Saulmann  &  Lauen- 

stein,  dwl  cor  Battery  and  Jackson 
Lund  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  44  Sleuart 
Lund  Charles,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage   Factory,   dwl 

Michigan  nr  Sierra 
Lund  Hans,  longshoreman,  dwl  20  Frederick 
LUND  HENRY,  commission  merchant,  318  Front, 

dwl  1710  Stockton 
Lund  Hugh  N.,  saloon,  NE  cor  Stockton  and  Geary, 

dwl  200  Stockton 
Lund   M.    C,  bookkeeper  with  Henry  Lund,  dwl 

1710  Stockton 
Lund  N.,  longshoreman,  dwl  20  Frederick 
Lund  William,  captain,  dwl  Nucleus  House 
Lundberg  George,  tailor,  dwl  11   Dikeman  Place 
Lnndberg  John  H.,  tailor,  dwl  8  Margaret  Place 
Lundberg  Peter  T.,  carrier  Bulletin,  dwl  1080  Bdwy 
Lundberg  William,  manufacturer  telegraph   iimtru 

ments,  810  Montgomery,  dwl  1009  Powell 
Lundborg  J.    A.   W.,  dentist,  office  21  Post,  dwl 

Grand  Hotel 
LUNDGREEN    CHARLES     G.,     groceries    and 

liquors,  SW  cor  Bryant  and  Clinton 
Lundrigan   Edward,   bootmaker  with  I.  M.  Went- 
worth  &  Co.,  dwl  Natoma  nr  First 


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Lundetrom  Frederick  B.,  seaman,  bds  20  Com 
Luudstrom  Victor  F.,  varnisher  with   N.  P.  Cole  & 

Co.,  dwl  8  O'Farrell  Alley 
Lundt  Cliarlee,  (Lnndt  &,  Carslensjdiw]  '236  Sutter 
Lundt  D.  N.,  ship  carpenter,  dwl  2109  Mason 
Lundt  Henry,  caibuiiner  with  Kimball  Manufactur- 
ing Co.,  dwl  517  Post,  rear 
Lundt  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  1U6  St«nart 
Lnndt  Lonis,  ship  carpenter,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Lundt  &  Carsteus,  ^C'^ar/es /.wnt/^  and  Frederick 

CarstensJ  batchers,  3fi  Occidental  Market 
Lundy  John,  seaman,  dwl  Mount  Hood  House 
Lundy  Maurice,  poultry  ranch,  dwl  Sau  Jose  Road 

nr  Amazon 
Lundy  William,  fruits,  etc.,  1528  Stockton 
Luning  Nicholas,  capifalist,  office  428  California,  dwl 

Occidental  Hotel 
Lunny  James  W.,  painter,  dwl  S  s  Twenty-fourth 

bet  Noe  and  Sanchez 
Lunny  Josepli,  manager  and  secretary  Metropolitan 

B.  &  S.  Co.,  dwl  288  Minna 
Lunstedt  Jacob,  fruits,  dwl  1804  Powell 
Lunt  Fannie  Mrs.,  dwl  909  Post 
Luut  Frederick,  conductor  Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R.  R., 

dwl  SE  cor  Bush  and  Polk 
Lunt  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Lunt  Oliver  A.,  teacher  dancing  Union  Hall,  dwl 

912  Howard 
Luntzman  Henry,  expresswagon,  617  Davis,  dwl  727 

Davis 
Luosy  W.,  watchmaker,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Lupton  Charles  B.,  f  Wiggett  &  Co.)  dwl  SE  cor 

Broadway  and  Mason 
LUSK  A.  &  CO.,  (  W.  Jacobs  and  John  KleinhanxJ 

canned,  green  and  dried  fruits,   Pacific  Fruit 

Market 
Lusk  Albert,  fA.  Lu»k  db  Co.)  dwl  Cosmopolitan 

Hotel 
Lusk  Chester  D.,  liverv  stable  and  riding  academy, 

NW  cor  Post  and  Stockton,  dwl  408  Geary 
Lusk  David,  dwl  14  Virginia 
Lusk  George  B.,  foreman  with  William  E.  Bridge, 

dwl  226  Sutter 
Lusk  Samuel,  drayman,  dwl  444  Sixth 
Lussey  John,  interpreter  Fiench  and  Spanish,  Po- 
lice Court,  dwl  SEcor  Sacramento  and  Stockton 
Lust  Simon  &  Co.,  impoi'ters  and  jobbere  hats  and 

caps,  SW  cor  Sansom  and  Pine,  dwl  961  Howard 
Lustenberger    Herbert,    milk  ranch,    E  s    Lundy 

Lane,  Bernal  Hights 
Lustlioff  Henry,  clerk  with  Herman  Strothoff,  SW 

cor  Dupont  and  Harlan  Place 
Lustig  Henry,  tinsmith  with  P.  Abrahamson,  dwl 

39  Jackson 
Lustig  Isaac,  merchant,  dwl  462  Natoma 
Lustijj  Joseph,  clerk  with  Fishel  &  Co.,  dwl  605 

Taylor 
Lutgen  John,  (Lulgen&  Go.)  dwl  971  Harrison 
Lutgen  &L  Co.,  fjokn  Lutgen  and  John   Vcrdenhal- 

ven)  groceries  and  liquors,  971  Harrison 
Lutgena  Henry,  clerk  with  Christian  Waller,  dwl 

SE  cor  Oak  and  Gough 
Luth  Charles,  butcher  with  M.  Brandenstein  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Railroad  Av  and  Eleventh  Av,  South 

S.  F. 
Luther  Charles,  pantryman  International  Hotel 
Luther  George  E.,  extraman  steamer  No.  3,  S.  F.  F> 

D.,  dwl  S  s  Sutter  nr  Jones 
Luther  Hans  I.,  photographer,  dwl  558  Bryant 
Luther  Henry  k.,f  Lnther  &  Stanley)  dwl  319  G«ary 
Luther  Herman  W..  jeweler  with  California  Jew- 
elry Co.,  dwl  202  Perry 
Luther  John  B..  auctioneer  with  Voizin.  Ris  &  Co., 

dwl  109  Sansom 
Luther  Thomas  M.,  assay  department  U.  S.  B.  Mint, 

dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Luther  <fe  Stanley,  (Henry  A.  Lutlier  and  William 

H.  Stanley)  dentists,  office  24  Post 
Lutjens  Hermann,  laborer,  738  Washington 


Lutringer  Theobald,  furnished  rooms,  409  Dnponl 

Lufter  Anton,  laborer,  dwl  639  Minna 

Luttge  Charles,  (Hagemnnn  &L.)  dwl  404  Stockton 

Luttie  Augustus,  dwl  421  Bush 

Lutto  August,  expressman,  dwl  9  Varenne 

Lntton  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  1104  Powell 

Luttringer  Emile,  carver,  dwl  NW  cor  Alabama 

and  Twenty -third 
Luttringer  Joseph,  beer  saloon,  409  Dupont 
Luttringer  Joseph  Jr.,  beer  saloon.  810  Clay 
Luty  Frederick  E.,  bookkeeper,  305  Montgomery, 

dwl  17  Ellis 
LUTY  JOHN  S.,  real  estate,  office  305  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  17  Ellis 
Lutz  Charles,  engineer,  dwl  920  McAllister 
Lutz  Charles,  tailor,  dwl  25  Morton 
Lutz  George,  waiter  with  Hemme  <&  Renter,  dwl 

1 26  Morton 
Lutz  William  E.,  butcher  with  John  MuUer,  dwl 

623  Sutter 
Lutzen  Oscar,   liarnessmaker  with  R.  C.  Kirby  & 

Co.,  dwl  Vallejo  nr  Dupont 
Lux  Adam,  hostler  with  C.  Stolze,  dwl  608  Mission 
Lux  Charles,  (Miller  <k  L.)  dwl  45  South  Park 
Lux  Frederick,  assistant  appraiser  Custom  House, 

dwl  N  8  Vallejo  bet  Leavenworth  and  Hyde 
L-.^x  Jesse  P.,   bookkeeper  with  Miller  &  Lux.  dwl 

45  South  Park 
Luxcich  Andrea,  barkeeper  with  Antoine  Radovich, 

W  8  Steuart  nr  Folsom 
Lyall  Alexander,  carpenter  with  Miller  tk  Haley, 

dwl  785  Folsom 
LYCEUM  BUILDING,    (or  Exchange   Building, 

NW  cor  Washington  and  Montgomery 
Lydeu  John,  laborer,  dwl  118  Welsh 
Lyden  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  113  Shipley 
Lydon  Daniel,  house  and  sign  painter,  33  Sixth 
Lydon  Patrick,  clerk,  164  First 
Lyell  Robert  L.,  carpenter,  dwl  444  Sixth 
Lyfor  John  A.,  millwright,  dwl  209  Leidesdoi-ff 
Lyford  Albert  E.,  (Spawn  &  L.)  bdb  Lick  House 
LYFORD  B.  F.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

dwl  402  Kearny 
Lyford  George  W.,  clerk,  dwl  110  Sutter 
Lylord  L.  A.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  110  Sutter 
Lyford  Louis  D.,embalmer,  office  and  dwl  110  Sutter 
Lyford  Phebe  B.,  (widow)  dwl  872  Mission 
Lying-in-Hospital,  269  Jessie 

Lykins  J.  E.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  215  Kearny 
Lyle  Andrew,  pressman  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

dwl  Willow  Avenue 
Lyle   Freeman    B.,    salesman,   7  Sansom,  dwl  712 

Geary 
Lyle  J.  B.  &  Co.,  real  estate  agents,  608  Market 
Lyle  John,  shipcarpeuter,  dwl  S  s  Willow  Avenne 

nr  Buchanan 
Lvle  Joshua  B.,  (J.B.Lyh  Sr   Co.)  dwl  328  Minna 
Lyle  William  S. .salesman,  3  Battery,  dwl  328  iMinna 
Lyman  Charles,  (C.H.  WetherOee  &  Co.    dwl  340 

Minna 
Lyman  Frank,  cigars  and  tobacco,  dwl  1  Harlan 

Place 
Lyman  Joseph ,  teamster  with  D.  A.  Macdonald  <t 

Co.,  dwi  340  Minna 
Lyman  Levi  L.,  machine  hand  with  D.  A.  Macdon 

aid  &    Co.,  dwl   W  8  Treat  Av  bet  Twenty- 
second  and  Twenty -third 
Lynara    Bartholomew,    commercial    lodgings,    615 

Commercial 
Lynas  John  C,  salesman,  9  Mont,  dwl  421  Powell 
Lynatt  Mary  Mrs.,  hairdresser.  106  Third,  dwl  357 

Jessie 
Lynch  Allen  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  76  Clementina 
Lynch    Andrew,   pork  packer,  dwl  N  s   Boyd  nr 

Chesley 
Lynch   Charles,   expressman,  Atlantic  House,  212 

Pacific 
Lynch  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  Fifteenth  nr  Market 
Lynch  C.  S.,  dwl  Branch  House 


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Lynch   David,  (Olsen  &  L.J  dwl  cor  Hayes  and 

Larkiu 
Lynch  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  United  States  Hotel 
Lynch    Dennis,    laborer,    dwl   NW  cor  Post  and 

Buchanan 
Lynch  Dennis,   laborer  Lanrel  Hill  Cemetery,  dwl 

Sutter  bet  B'illniore  and  Webster 
Lynch   Dennis,   porter  with  T.  E.  Bangh,  NE  cor 

Battery  and  Wasliinglon 
Lynch  Ellen,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  204  Mont 
Lynch  Ellen,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  649  Bdwy 
Lynch  Ellen  Mrs.,  seamstress,  dwl  37  Natouia., 
Lynch  Eugene,  contractor,  dwl  444  Sixth 
Lynch  George,  teamster,  dwl  NW  corFolsomand 

Tenth 
Lynch    George   W.,    bookkeeper   with    Gracier  & 

Heald,  dwl  :i-'5  Tehama 
Lynch   Hannah,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Larkin  bet  Val- 

lejo  and  Broadway 
Lynch  Henry,  waiter  with  Joseph  Giusti,  dwl  637 

Howard 
Lynch  Henry  H.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  ion' Washington 
Lynch  Henry  J.,  tinsmith  with  Alfred  S.  Iredale,dwl 

56.5  Mission  i^-" 
Lynch  James,  blacksmith  with  Bernard  Gallagher, 

dwl  San  Jose  Road  nr  Thirtieth 
Lynch  James,  extraman  Steamer  No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D. 
Lynch  James,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Pell. an 
Lynch  James,  hostler,  dwl  431  Pine 
Lynch  James,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Washington  bet  Fill- 
more and  Steiner 
Lynch  James,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Columbia  nr  Twen- 
ty-seventh, Bernal  Hights 
Lynch  James,  laborer,  dw('4(i3  Natomat 
Lynch  James,  porter  with   Marsh,  Pilsbury  &  Co. 

dwl  3  Jessie 
Lynch  Jiimes  H.,  blacksmith,  dwl  219  Sixth 
Lynch  James  H.,  bootleg  manufacturer,  612  Com- 
mercial, res  Vallejo 
Lynch  Jeremiah,  bootblack,  406  Pine,  dwl  NE  cor 

Front  and  Pacific 
Lynch   Jeremiah,   clerk,    121    Front,  dwl  NW  cor 

Howard  and  Fourteenth 
Ljwti  Jeremiah  D.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

Second  and  Natoma^   dwl  NE   cor  Capp  and 

Nineteenth 
Lynch  John,  driver  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  219  Sixth 
Lynch  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  N  a  Twentieth 

bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Lynch  .John,  harnessmaker  with  Augustus  Tillman, 

dwl  208  Minna 
Lynch  John,  hostler,  dwl  239  Perry 
Lynch  John,  laborer  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  dwl  133  Folsom 
Lynch  .John,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Columbia  bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 
Lynch  John,  laborer  New  U.  S.  Branch  Mint,  dwl 

Seventh  nr  Bryant 
Lynch  John,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor  Ken- 
tucky and  South 
Lynch  John,  laborer  with  Smith  &  Smith,  dwl  342 

Brannan 
Lynch  John.laundryman  with  S.  F.  Laundry  Ass'n, 

dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Lynch  John,   painter  with    Casey  <fe  Wade,   dwl 

5  Martin's  Block 
Lynch  John,  pantrymanU.  S.  Restaurant,  dwl  532 

Commercial 
Lynch  .lohn,  porter  with  Marsh,  Pilsbury  &  Co., 

dwl  3  Jessie 
Lynch  John,  seaman,  dwl  41  Stanly  Place 
Lynch  John,   shoecutter  with   Donovan  Brothers, 

dwl  811  Market 
Lynch  John,  steward  International   Hotel,  dwl  49 

Natoma 
Lynch  John,  tanner  with  Cornelius  O'Donnell,  dwl 

SW  cor  Seventh  and  Brannan 


Lynch  John,  tanner  with  Wolf  Bloom,  dwl  Florida 

bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Lynch  John,  wharfinger,  dwl  18  Taylor 
Lynch  John  C,  stairbuilder,  dwl  1608  Hyde 
Lynch  John  P.,  compositor  with  Dewey  &  Co.,  dwl 

761  Howard 
Lyncli.John  H.,  coachman,  909  Taylor 
Lynch  Jolin  W.,  painter,  dwl  3J9  Green 
Lynch  Joseph, laborer  with  Kerrins  &  Co  ,  dwl  W  s 

Gilbert  bet  Bryant  and  Brannan,  rear 
Lynch  Joseph  A.,  "commission  merchant,  office  529 

Clay,  dwl  915  Clay 
Lynch  kittie  H.  Miss,  dwl  E  s  Howard  bet  Eight- 
eenth and  Nineteenth 
Lynch  M.,  laborer  Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg  Factory, 

dwl  Kentucky  nr  Sierra 
Lynch   Martin,  hostler  with  J.  B.   Dorr,  dwl   408 

Bush 
Lynch  Mary,  (w'idow)  dwl  1333  Dupont 
Lynch   Mary  A.,   dressmaker    with    Mrs.    C.    H. 

Young,  dwl  53  Fifth 
Lynch  Michael,    barkeeper,  707   Davis,  dwl   1326 

Pine 
Lynch  Michael,  carder  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  Minna  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Ijynch  Michael,  laborer,  bds  214  Broadway 
Lynch  Michael,  longshoreman,  dwl  cor  Battery  and 

Green 
Lvnch  Michael,  shoemaker,  dwl  216  Minna 
LYNCH  MICHAEL,    with   E.  A.  Lawrence,  316 

California,  dwl  W  s  Valencia  bet  Fourteenth  and 

Fifteenth 
Lynch  Oliver  Mrs.,  boarding,  1011  Washington 
Lynch  Patrick,  clerk  with  James  Humphreys,  NW 

cor  Eddy  and  Mason 
Lynch  Patrick,   hog  ranch,    San   Bruno  nr  Islais 

Creek 
Lynch  Patrick,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R.,  dwl 

3  Salmon 
Lynch  Patrick,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Lynch  PatricK,  moulder,  dwl  25  Rausch,  rear 
Lynch  Patrick,  qnarryman,  dwl  144  Natoma 
Lynch  Patrick,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  6^  Freelou 
Lynch  Patrick,  shoemaker,  dwl  333  Bush 
Lynch  Patrick,  steamboiitman,  dvvl  SW  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Alta  Place 
Lynch  Patrick,  wood  and  coal.  610  L  irkin 
Lynch  Patrick,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  & 

S.  Co.,  dwl  421  Stevenson 
Lynch  Patrick  P.,  real  estate,  dwl  1018  Mission 
Lynch  Patrick  H.,  teamster,  dwl  701  Kearny 
Lynch  Peter,  boatman,  dvvl  239J  Perry, 
Lynch  Peter,  horseshoer   with  Jerome  A.  English, 

dwl  721  Natoma 
Lynch  Peter,  waterman,  dwl  53  Clara 
Lynch  R.  W.  Mrs.,  dwl  101 1  Washington 
Lynch  Thomas,  furniture,  814  Pacific 
Lynch  Thomas,   laborer   Subsistence    Department 

U.  S.  A.,  dvvl  415  Powell 
Lynch  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  210  Pacific 
Lynch  Thomas,  f Lynch,  &    Green)  res  Redwood 

City 
Lynch  Timothy,  carpenter,  dwl  5  Haywood 
Lynch  Timothy,  laborer,  dvvl  28  Ritch,rear 
Lynch  Timothy,  pressman.  Women's  Cooperative 

Printing  Union,  dvvl  106Natoma- 
Lynch  Timothy,  tinsmith  with  A.  Grimm 
Lynch  Timothy,  tinsmith  and  plumber,  756  Wash- 
ington, dwi  9  Carlos  Place 
Lynch  T.  S.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Lynch  William,  foreman   cloak  department  J.  W. 

Davidson  &  Co.,  dvvl  14  Ellis 
Lynch  William,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Lynch  William,  laborer  S.  F.  Wool  Exchange,  dwl 

438  Union 
Lynch  William,  laborer  S.  F.  Wool  Exchange,  dwl 

110  Battery 
Lynch  William,  lamplighter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 


JONES,  PiTT.T.TvrATJ  ^t  CO.,  lie  Saneom  Street,  Silk  and  Velvet  Bibbons. 


KEDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Druggists'  Qlassware,  eta 


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LYNCH  WILLIAM,  sidewalk  reflectoimaker,  445 
Minna 

Lynch  William,  salesman,  232  Kearny 

Lynch  &  Gieen,  (Thomas  Lynch  and  William  H. 
GreeaJ  National  Saloon,  NW  cor  Sutter  and 
Keaniv 

Lynde  William  C.,  (Lynde  ^  RoughJ  d\\\  1711 
Wehster 

LYNDE  &  HOUGH,  f  William  C.  Lynde  and 
Jlowaid  M.  Hough)  {general  commission  mer- 
chants and  dealers  salt  tish,  416  and  4I8Davi8 

Lyne  Eichaid,  salesman,  1004  Stockton,  dwl  1100 
Powell 

Lyne  William,  agent  Hall's  Thresher  and  Separator, 
115  and  117  Davis,  dwl  915  Vallejo 

Lynett  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  357  Jessie 

Lyug  James,  shoemalier  with  Metropolitan  B.  &  S. 
Co.,  dwl  535  Stevenson 

Lyiigren  John  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  408  Shipley 

Lynn  Edward,  engineer  with  McAfee,  Spiers  &  Co., 
dwl  5  Natouia 

Lynn  Frank,  laborer,  dwl  46  Jessie 

Lynn  James,  laborer,  dwl  129  Sixth 

Lynn  John,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 
Pelican 

Lynn  Patrick,  dwl  E  s  First  Avenue  bet  Fifteenth 
and  Sixteenth 

Lynn  Patrick,  baker  with  P.  Dempsey,  dwl  127 
Fourth 

Lynn. — See  Linn 

Lynslvy  Patrick,  hostler  with  John  Mickey,  dwl 
Point  Lobos  Koad  nr  Agricultural  Park 

Lyon  Bernardo,  (J.  DeBarr  &  Co.)  dwl  213  Austin 

Lyon  Champlin,  dwl  Ws  old  San  Jo66  road  nr 
Twenty-third 

Lyon  Geoige,  machinist,  dwl  124  Silver 

Lyon  George,  stonecutter,  dwl  S  s  Broadway  bet 
Van  Ness  Avenue  and  Polk 

Lyon  James  E.,bricklayer,dwl  S  s  Hinckley  nr  Mont 

Lyon  John,  bricklayer,  dwl  S  s   Hinckley  nr  Mont 

Lyon  Joshua,  captain,  dwl  408  Greenwich 

Lyon  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Octaviabet  Post  and 
Sutter 

LyonSeelyB.,  (Wells,  Russell  &  Go.)  dwl  531 
]\IisKion 

Lyon  Simeon  G.,  engineer  Golden  State  Iron  Works, 
dwl  2  Esses  Place 

Lyon  Theodore,  tinsmith  with  Osgood  &  Stetson, 
dwl  NVV  cor  Pacific  and  Kearny 

Lyon  Wrdter,  carpenter,  dwl  117  Natoma 

Lyon  W.  B.,  capitalist,  dwl  11  Kearny 

Lyon  William,  broker,  dwl  209  LeidesdorfF 

Lyon  William  E.,  harnessmaker  with  Main  &  Win- 
chester, dwl  408  Greenwich 

LYON  WILLIAM  H.,  (Lyoti  &  Co.)  dwl  535 
California,  cor  Spring 

Lyon  William  W.,  clerk  Branch  House,  dwl  424 
S:insom 

Lyon  Worthington  8.,  melter  S.  F.  Assaying  and 
Refining  Works,  res  Oakland 

LYON  &  CO.,/  miliam  H.  Lyon  and  John  Ear- 
raid )  proprietors  Empire  Brewery,  157  Jessie, 
and  Lyon  Brewery,  N  s  Chestnut  nr  Mason, 
oUice  159  Jessie 

Lyon — See  Lion 

Lyons  Alexander,  nrinter,  dwl  S  8  Broadway  bet 
Polk  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 

Lyons  Alexander,  salesman,  100  Kearny,  dwl  Tay- 
lor bet  Turk  and  Tyler 

Lyons  Ann  E.,  (widow)  dwl  83  Clementina 

Lyons  Barend,  saddle  and  harnessmaker,  242  Sut- 
ter, dwl  1223  Kearny 

Lyons  Charles  A.,  drayman  Corporation  Yard,  S.  F. 
F.  D.,  dwl  37  Eddy 

Lyons  Charles  E.,  chief  mate  North  Pac.  Trans. 
Co.'sS.  S.  Pelican,  dwl  528  Howard 

Lyons  Cornelius,  bootblacking,  221  Bush,  dwl  35 
Clara 

Lyons  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  9  Baldwin 


Lyons  David  A.,  carriagemaker,  dwl  676  Harrison 
Lyons  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  26  Freelon,  rear 
Lyons  Ji&wnm/ Lyons  &  Barry)dwl  NE  cor  Green- 
wich and  Powell 
Lyons  Dennis  J.,  bookkeeper  with  McAran  &  Co., 

dwl  896  Front 
Lyons  E.G.   &.  Co.,  (Jules  Mayer  J  distillers  and 

manufacturers,  and  wholesale  dealers  wines  and 

liquors,  .506-510  Jackson 
Lyons  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  563  Bryant 
Lyons  Ernest  G.,(E.  G.  Lyons  Sj-  Co. ;dwl  401  Tyler 
Lyons  H.  A., capitalist,  office  411^   California,  dwl 

Grand  Hotel 
Lyons  H.  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Tehama  School, 

dwl  676  Harrison  j 

Lyons  Harry,  painter  California  Theater,  dwl  112 

Second 
Lyons  Henry,  miner,  dwl  662  Howard 
Lyons  James,  bootmaker  with  William   Joiner,  dwl 

38  Natoma 
Lyons  James, carder  Mission  &,  Pacific  Woolen  Mills, 

dwl  Alabama  nr  Sixteenth 
Lyons  James,  conductor  Omnibus  E.   R.,  dwl  737 

Howard 
Lyons  James,  engineer,  dwl  E  s  Columbia  nr  Santa 

Clara 
Lyons  James,  hostler  with  Crittenden  &  Dalton, 

dwl  642^  Mission 
Lyons  James  P.,   printer  with  Edward   Bosqui  & 

Co.,  dwl  811  Pacific 
Lyons  James  S.,  bookkeeper  with  James  K.  Prior, 

dwl  1014  Filbert 
Lyons  James  U  ,  harnessmaker  with  Bareud  Lyons, 

dwl  1223  Kearny 
Lyons  John,   laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf,  dwl 

257  Clara 
Lyons  John,  helper  with  Walmsley  &  Smith 
Lyons   John,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Bryant  Avenue  bet 

Harrison  and  Bryant 
Lyons  John,  laborer   S.  F.  and  Pacific  Sugar  Co., 

dwl   109  Dora 
Lyons  John,  laborer  with  Wolf  Bloom,  dwl  Garden 

bet  Bryant  and  Harrison 
Lyons  John,   lamplighter  with  S.  P.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

127  Clara 
Lyons  John,  porter  What  Cheer  Restaurant 
Lyons  John,  stevedore,  dwl  13  Welsh 
Lyons  John,  teamster,  dwl  N  s  Natoma  bet  Eighth 

and  Ninth 
Lyons  John,  (Coghill,  L.   &  Co.)  dwl  1029  Bush 
Lyons  John,   (Collins  &  L.J  dwl  N  s  Natoma  bet 

Eighth  and  Ninth 
Lyons  John  F.,  compositor  Examiner,  dwl  322  Fifth 
Lyons  John  J.,  clerk  with  Curry  &  Evans,  dwl  48 

Baldwin  Court 
Lyons  Julia  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  5  and  17  Fourth 
Lyons  Louis,  compositor  with  Bacon  &.  Company, 

dwl  S  s   Broadway  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Lyons  Louis,  salesman  with  Hechi  Bros  &  Co.,  dwl 

124  O'Farrell 
Lyons   Martin,  drayman  with   Whittier,  Fuller  & 

Co.,  dwl  E  s  Beale  bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Lyons  iVIary  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  322  Fifth  < 

Lyons   Michael,   blacksmith  with  Nelson  &  Doble, 

dwl  36  Everett 
Lyons   Michael,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Ash  and  La- 

guna 
Lyons  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  415  Howard,  rear 
Lyons  Michael,  proprietor  Mint  House,  21  Sixth 
Lyons  Patrick,  expressman,  SW  cor  Third  and  Fol- 

Bom,  dwl  252  Stevenson 
Lyons  Patrick,  hostler  Fashion  Stables,  dwl  61  Jessie 
Lyons  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Van  Ness  Avenue 

nr  Polk  1 

Lyons  Patrick,   molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dw 

First  Street  House 
Lyons  Patrick,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Lyons  Patrick,  waiter  Grand  Hotel,  dwl  437  Jessie 
Lyons  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  314  Beale 


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Lyons  Stephen,  laborer,  dwl  512  Mission 

Lyons  Tliomas,  baker  witli  Boston  Cracker  Co., 
dwl  W57  Minna 

Lj'ons  Thomas,  driver  N.  B.  &.  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  256 
Tehama,  rear 

Lyons  Thomas,  engineer,  dwl  127  Pacific 

Lyons  Thomas,  laborer  with  Kimball  Manufactur- 
ing Co.,  dwl  221  Perry 

Lyons  Thomas,  lumberman,  dwl  41  Baldwin  Court 

Lyons  William,  clerk  County  Recorder's  office,  dwl 
807  Kearny 

Lyons  William,  cook,  dwl  Niantic  Hotel 

Lyons  William,  expresswagon,  dwlNW  cor  Hamp- 
shire and  Twenty-fouitli 

Lyons  William,  miner,  dwl  1320  Stockton 

Lyons  William,  (Li/ons  &  GuddeJ  dwl  N  8  Oregon 
bet    Front  and  Davis 

LYONS  &  BARRY,  (Dennis  Lyons  and  John  T. 
Bnrry )  proprietors  Monitor,  office  622  Clay 

Lyons  &  (iixdyXe,  (William  Lyons  and  Marimts 
GuddeJ  hoarding  and  lodging,  N  s  Oregon  bet 
Front  and  Davis 

Lysaght  Patrick,  teamster  with  M.  O'Day,  dwl 
523  Jessie 

Lyser  Albert,  vice-principal  Washington  Grammar 
School,  dwl  NE  cor  Pine  and  Laguua 

Lyser  Julius,  baker,  323  Third 

Lysett  John  P.,  fruits  and  vegetables,  26  Metro- 
politan Market,  dwl  1317  Sacramento 

Lysett  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  523  Jessie 

M 

Maack  Ernst,  messenger  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl 

617  Vallejo 
Maack  Henry  J.,  porter,  cor  Battery  and  Market, 

dwl  23  Turk,  rear 
Maas  Christ,  clerk  with  Anton  Lemaire,  SW  cor 

Bush  and  Dupont 
Maas  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  512  Bush 
Maas  Jacob,  cabinetmaker,  1007  Folsom 
Maas  Matthias,  captain  schr  Abraham  Lincoln,  dwl 

2017  Mason 
MA  ASS  A.  &.  CO.,  (David  Wolf  J  fancy  goods  and 

dress  trimmings,  SE  cor  Kearny  and  Post 
Maass  Abraham,  (A.  Maass  &  Co.)  dsvl  5  Kearny 
Maass  August,  clerk  with  Marcus  Albers,  dwl  225 

Perry 
Maass  Henry,  (John  and  Henry  Maass  J  dwl  SE 

cor  Fremont,  and  Howard 
Maass  Henry  F.,  (Maass  4"  Israel)  dwl  10  Stock- 
ton Place 
Maass  John,  (John  and  Henry  MaassJ  dwl  SE  cor 

Fremont  and  Howard 
Maass  John  &   Henry,   Fremont    Saloon,  SE  cor 

Fremont  and  Howard 
Maass   &.   Israel,    (Henry  F-  Maass    and    Julius 

Israel  J  boots  and  shoes,  138  Kearny 
Mable  Hans,  master  mariner,  dwl  931  Greenwich 
MacCann  William  Jr.,  salesman  Mission  and  Pacific 

Woolen  Mills,  dwl  1503  Leavenworth 
MacUann   William  &  Co.,  commission  merchants, 

office  402  Front,  dwl  1503  Leavenworth 
MacCann. — See  McCann 
MacCartha  John,  physician,  dwl  25  Hinckley 
MacCrellish  VreAenck,  (William  A.  Woodward  & 

Co.,  and  Frederick  MacCrellish  <fc   Co. J  dwl 

907  Pine 
MACCRELLISH  FREDERICK  &  CO.,  (William 

A.    Woodward)  proprietors  and  publishers  Alta 

California,  (daily  and  weekly)  and  News  of  the 

World,  (monthly)  office  529  California 
MacCne  T.,  pressman  Alta  California 
MacDERMOT  CHARLES  F.,  president  Peoples 

Ins.  Co.,  and  S.   F.   Park  Commissioner,  office 

16  Merchants   Exchange,  res  Oakland 
MacGovern  James,  brassfinisher,  dwl  821  Filbert 
MacKennon  Thomas  A.,  conductor  Front  St.,  M  .& 

O.  R.  R.,  dwl  7  Austin 


MacKenzie  Andrew,  dwl  916  Montgomery 

MacKenzie  John  W.,  janitor  San  Francisco  Law 
Library,  dwl  902^  Filbert 

MacMillan  Archibald,  barkeeper  with  A.  A.  Porter, 
dwl  218  Minna 

MacNeill  Jackson,  clerk  London  and  S.  F.  Bank, 
dwl  44  Third 

MacPherson  John,  bookkeeper  with  McMillan  & 
Kester,  714  Front 

MacTarnahan  S.  B.,  night  inspector  Custom  House, 
dwl  2  Goodsell  Place 

Macabee  Alexander,  carpeuter,  6  Hardie  Place,  dwl 
406  Geary 

Macartney  Ames,  dwl  547  Mission 

Macatee  Charles  B.,  hatter  with  William  H.  Hill, 
dwl  553  Jessie 

Macauley  John  P.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  163 
Silver  ^  ^ 

Macauley  Thomas,  clerk  Tax  Collector's  Office, 
City  Hall,  dwl  NE  cor  Sacramento  and  Dupont 

Maccliiavello  Giovanni  B.,  (Erignardello,  M.  Sf 
Co.)  res  Italy 

Macdonald  Alexander,  real  estate,  dwl  1137  Folsom 

^Ha.cAonHlAD.  A..\  (D.  A.  Macdo)iald  &  Go.)  dwl 
935  Sutter 

MACDONALD  D.  A.  &  CO.,  (John  H.  Macdon- 
ald, Joseph  McGill  and.  Howard  Chapman) 
proprietors  Enterprise  Mill  and  Molding  Fac- 
tory, 217-225  Spear,  and  218-226  Steuart 

Macdonald  Donald,  dwl  220  Third 

MacdonaM  John  H.,  (D.  A.  Macdonald  Sf  Co.)  dwl 
653  Howard 

Macdonald  Theodore  H.,  machinist  with  William 
Deacon,  dwl  573  Bryant 

Macdonald  William,  with  -^tna  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  527 
Folsom 

Macdonald. — See  McDonald 

Mace  Alfred  A.,  attorney  at  law,  office  7  Court 
Block,  636  Clay,  dwl  1600  Powell 

Mace  B.  P..  finisher  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 
Mills 

Mace  James,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 

Mace  Martin,  porter  with  Brader  Brothers,  dwl 
1615  Powell 

Macfarland  Roxa,  (widow)  proprietress  Clarendon 
House,  1425  Fourth 

MACFARLANE,  BLAIR  &  CO.,  (George  Mnc- 
farlane,  David  B.  Blair  and  Hart,  Marfar- 
lane  &  Co.,  Glasgoiv)  commission  merchants 
and  agents  Scottish  Commercial  Ins. Co.,  (Glas- 
gow) office  302  California 

Macfarlane  Edward  C,  clerk  with  Williams, 
Blanchard  &  Co. 

Macfariane  George,  (Macfarlane,  Blair  &  Co.) 
res  Glasgow 

Machael  Aaron,  pawnbroker,  dwl  222  Turk 

Mack  Anna  Mrs.,  forewoman  with  Norcross  &.  Co., 
dwl  29  Park  Avenue 

Mack  Charles  W.,  groceries,  314  Third 

Mack  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Boston  Place 

Mack  Edmond,  laborer,  dwl  220  Ritch 

Mack  Henry,  cellarman  with  G.  Groezinger,  dwl 
Palm  House 

Mack  James,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  Wharf,  dwl 
13  Ritch,  rear 

Mack  James,  plumber  with  M.  C.  Kean,  dwl  116 
O'Farrell 

Mack  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  741  Brannan 

Mack  Julius  O.,  bookkeeper  with  A.  M.  Gilman,dwl 

313  Jessie 
Mack  Patrick,  seaman,  dwl  138  Silver 
Mack  Susan,  domestic,  1306  Pine 
JIack  William,  drayman  with  Smith  &  Cutter,  dwl 

N  B  Perry  nr  Fifth 
Mackay  Alexander,  carpet  manufactory,  840  Mar- 
ket, dwl  467  Stevenson 
Mackay  Alice,  ironer  with  S.   F.   Laundry  Ass'n, 

dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Mackay  Rebecca  Mrs.,   dressmaker,  dwl  323 J  Third 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Bansom  Street,  Dress  Trimmings. 


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Mac-kav  William,  tinsmith,  dwl  323^  Third 
Mackel  David,  carpenter  H.  C.  Leag-ne,  128  Kearny 
Mackel  John,  carrier  Bulletiu  and  Alta  California, 

dwl  3(i  Valparaiso 
Mackeu  Francis,  salesman  with  William  Meyer  & 

Co.,  dwl  933  Saci-amento 
MACKEN  JAMES,  coppersmith,  226  Fremont,  dwl 

1028  Folsom 
Macken  James,  shoemaker  with  Donovan  Brothers, 

dwl  646  Mission 
Macken  Jeremiah,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B. 

and  S.  Co., dwl  108  William,  rear 
Macken  John  M.,  clerk  with  James  Macken,  dwl 

1028  Fi.lsom 
Mackenzie  Allan,  laborer,  dwl  413  Brannan 
Mackenzie  John  W.,  painter,  dwl  902^  Filbert 
Mackeon  Lizzie  Miss,  dwl  619  Pine 
Mackey  Ciiarles  T.,  paperhanger,  dwl  641  Com 
Mackey  James,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Cu'sS.S. 

California 
Mackey  John,  horse  trainer,  dwl  Point  Lobos  Road 

nr  Agricultural  Park 
Mackey  Owen,  carpenter  H.C.  League,  128 Kearny 
Mackey  Patrick,  boatman,  dwl  9  Ohio 
Mackey    Thomas,    carpenter    H.  C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
Mackie  Charles  M.,  U.  S.  Postal  route  agent,  dwl  9 

Virginia 
Mackie  Clara,  (widow)  dressmaker,  804  Howard 
Mackie  David  J.,  plumber,  dwl  14  Tehama  Place 
Mackie  Hamilton  vV.,  clerk  with  Crane  &  Brigham, 

dwl  14  Tehama  Place 
Mackie   J.  Wylie,  bookkeeper  with  Glasgow  Iron 

and     Metal    Co.,     and    teaclier   phonography 

Heaid's  Business  College,    dwl  566  Howard 
Mackie  Peter,  sub-superintendent  Folsom  St. Wharf, 

dwl  205  Second 
Mackin  Cornelius,   pressman,  dwl  N  s  Mission  bet 

Ninth  and  Tenth 
Mackin  D.  J.,  coppersmith  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf, 

dwl  N  8  Brannan  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Mackin  Joseph,  gardener,  dwl  316  O'Fairell,  rear 
Mackin  Laurence  M.,  dwl  S  a  Twenty-sixth  nr  Mis- 
sion 
MACKINTOSH  ROBERT,  phvsician,  office  and 

dwl  128  Second 
Mackintosh    Robert    Jr.,    machinist    Union    Iron 

Works,,  dwl  128  Second 
Mackintosh   William,    exchange   clerk  London  and 

S.  F.  Bank,  dwl  545  Folsom 
Macklin  James  F.,  salesman,  dwl  11  Ellis 
Macklin  N.  M.,  carpenter  HC.  League,  128  Kearny 
Macklyn   Henry,  actor    Maguire's   Opera   House, 

dwl  921  Powell 
Macks  John,  laborer,  dwl  1316  Dupont 
Macnamara  William,  hatter,  715  Mission,  dwl  Jessie 

bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Macondray  Frederick  W.,  (Macondray  &  Co.y  dwl 

203  Turk 
Macondray  Lavinia  S.,  (widow)  dwl  1009  Stockton 
Macondray  William  A.,  (Macondray  Sf   Co.)  dwl 

213  ftearv 
MACONDRAY  &  CO.,  (James  Otis,    WiUiam  A. 

and  Frederick  W.  il/ocorerf^'f/yy  importing,  ship- 
ping and   commission  mercliante,    and    agents 

Yang-Tze  Ins.  Aes'n.  (Shanghae)   206  Sansom 
MACONDRAY    &    CO.S    LINE    PACKETS  to 

Hong-Kong,  office  206  Sansom 
Maconochie  James  A.,  collector  with  S.  V.  Water 

Co.,  dwl  307  Leavenworth 
Macpherson  Alexander  W.,  (MncpherRon  &  VVeth- 

erbee )  dwl  W  s  First  bet  Harrison  and   Bryant 
MACPHERSON    &   WETHERBEE,   (Alexander 

W.  Macpkersoii  and  Henry  WetherheeJ  lumber 

and  proprietors  Albion  and  Noyo  Mills,  36  Mkt 
Macready  A.  B.,  clerk  with  Henry  E.  Highton,  528 

California 
Macready  Catherine,  (widow)   dwl  W  a  Valencia 

bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 


Macready  James,  hostler  with  George  Poultney,  bds 

606  third 
Macsorley  A.  K.  Rev.,  rector  St.  Alban's  Church, 

dwl  1600  Mason 
Macsorley  Alfred,  (Macnorhy  Brnis.)  dwl  1600  Mas 
Macsorley  Brothers,  (Alfred  and  Henry  Macsorley  J 

accountants  and  collectors,  1600  Mason 
Macsorley  George  H.  A.,  clerk,  dwl  IGOO  Mason 
M.icsorley  Henry,  (Macsorley  BroK.)  dwl  1600  Mas 
Macumber  Joseph,  bagmaker  Golden  Gate  Jlills, 

dwl  60  Clementina,  rear 
Macy  Albert,  wharfinger  Tliird  St.  Wharf,  dwl  13 

DeBoom 
Macy  Daniel  F.,  drayman,  145  Pine, dwl  442  Second 
Macy  David  F.,  machinist,  dwl  1215  Mason 
Macy  E.  B.,  (widow)  seamstress,  dwl  1025  Mission 
Macy  Henry  C,  architect,  office  315  Montgomery, 

dwl  12i5  Mason 
Macv  William  W.,  with  Andrew  McAleer  &  Co., 

"dwl  442  Second 
Madden  Daniel,  waiter  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Madden  David,  laborer,  dwl  700  Harrison 
Madden  Dennis  H.,  blacksmith  with  Jason  Clapp, 

dwl  30  Clara 
Madden  Edward,  bricklayer,  dwl  251  Minna 
Madden  James,  coachman  with  H.  M.  Newliall,  dwl 

E  s  Beale  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Madden  James,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Second  Avenue  bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Madden  James,  mariner,  dwl  229  Clara 
Madden  James  F.,  delivery  clerk  S.  F.  Post  office, 

dwl  525  Folsom 
Madden  John,  carpenter  Southern   Pacific    R.   R., 

dwl  coi'  El  Dorado  and  Columbia 
Madden  John,  dairyman,  dwl  S  s  Bryant  bet  Fifth 

and  Sixth 
Madden  John,   driver  with   Gleason  &  Bro.,  dwl 

564^  Howard 
Madden  John,  laborer,  dwl  31  Minna 
Madden  John,  laborer,  dvpl  S  s  Piesidio  Road  bet 

Van  Ness  Avenue  and  Gough 
Madden   John,  laboier  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 

cor  Polk  and  North  Point 
Madden  John,  plasterer,  dwl  W  s  Capp  bet  Eigh- 
teenth and  Nineteenth 
Madden  John,  porter   with  W.  S.  Witham,  dwl  5 

Latham  Place 
Madden  John  L.,  bricklaver,  dwl  Seventeenth  nrQ, 

South  S.  F. 
Madden  Katy  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  227  Minna 
Madden  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  itwl  110  Minna 
Madden  Maurice,  shoemaker,  dwl  San  Jose  Road  nr 

St.  Mary's  College 
Madden  Michael,  hostler  with   Michael  McGorry, 

dwl  610  Howard 
Madden  Michael  J.,  peddler, dwl  S  s  Boyd  nr  Chesley 
Madden  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor' Twenty-sec- 
ond and  Bartlett 
Madden  Patrick,  teamster  witfi  Hancock  &   Kelso 
Madden  Patrick  H.,  clerk  with  Charles  Schiader, 

NW  cor  Fifth  and  Stevenson 
Madden  Thomas  P.,  real  estate,  office  6  Court  Block, 

636  Clay,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Madden  William,   carriagepainter  with   Larkius  & 

Co.,  dwl  41  Jessie 
Madden. — See  Madon 
Maddock  William,  builder,  dwl  55  Silver 
Maddy  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  227  Miima 
Made!  Peter,  (Model  <&  TtetjenJ  dwl  N  W  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Spear 
Madel  &  Tietjen,  (Peter  Madel  and  John  H.   Tiet- 

jenj  liquor  saloons,  NE  cor  Ml-ision  and  Steuart 

and  NE  cor  Spear  and  Howard 
Mader  George,  groceries  and  liquors,  N  W  cor  Ellis 

and  Hyde 
Madero  Jesus  M.,  compositor  La  Voz  del  Nuevo 

Mundo,  dwl  W  s  Stockton  bet  Val  and  Green 
Madero  Jose,  compositor  La  Voz  del  Niievo  Mundo, 

dwl  518  Filbert 


Furniture  and  Dwellings  insured  at  lowest  rates  by  the  F£OFIi£S. 


C   P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Keamy  Street,  Glassware  and  Toys. 


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Madero  Mannel,  miner,  dwl  518  Filbert 

Madero  Raymond,  compositor  with  Cubery  &  Co., 
dwl  II 19^  Mit-sion 

MADGE  FREDERICK,  assistant  secretary  Cen- 
tal R.  R..  office  1115  Taylor,  dwl  NE  cor  Guer- 
rero and  Twenty- first 

Madigan  Michael,  laborer,dwl  Es  Main  nr  Harrison 

Madison  Bennett  H.,  captain  schooner  Columbia, 
dwl  ^0  Frederick 

MADISON,  BURKE  &  CO.,  fJokn  H.  ModiRon, 
Mrntin  J.  Burke  and  WiUinm  F.  McAtesterJ 
real  estate  agents,  office  316  Montgomery 

Madison  Charles,  dniyman,  4U0  Battery,  dwl  Middle 
bet  Pine  and  California 

Madison  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  327  Beale 

Madison  Henry  A.,  clerk,  dwl  18  Oak  Grove  Av 

Madison  James,  blacksmith,  dwl  19  Morton 

Madison  James,  calker  Calkers  Ass'n.  713  Mission 

Madison  James,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 
Kentucky  and  South 

Madison  James,  laborer  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co., 
dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 

Madison  John  H./Madiso/i  <jk  Burke,  and  Modison, 
Burke  &  Co.)  dwl  206  Stockton 

Madison  Joseph,  cabinetmaker  with  L.  &  E.  Eman- 
uel, dwl  41.5  Brannan 

Madison  \Villiam,extriiman  Hose  Co.  N.4,  S.F.F.D., 
dwl  Ho^e  House,  1802  Stockton 

Madison  Willium,  laborer,  dwlSW  cor  Washington 
and  Sausom 

MADISON  &  BURKE,  {Jolin  H.  Madhon  and 
Martin  J.  BnrkvJ  real  estate  and  house  agents, 
and  rent  collectors,  office  316  Montgomery 

Madon  George,  cook,  dwl  Green's  Court  nr  Howard 

Madsen  Oliver,  laborer  Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg  Fac- 
tory, dwl  W  s  Kentucky  nr  Sierra 

Madson  John  E.,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 

Madson  Ole,  dwl  103  Sacramento 

Maen  Jacob,  laborer  Front  St.  Warehouse,  dwl  E  s 
Sanson!  bet  Union  and  Green 

Maeran  Daniel,  stevedore  Lumber  Stevedores"  Ass'n, 
Barra's  Hall 

Maes  Christian,  mariner,  dwl  l-'ifiStenart 

Maessen  William,  preserved  meats,  3  Metropolitan 
Market,  dwl  147  Clara 

Magagnos  Julian  A.,  collector  Evening  Bulletin, 
dwl  1776  Foisom 

Magallon  F.,  bootmaker,  dwl  1228  Dnpont 

Magalon  Josepii.marbiepolislierwilli  Charles  Roche, 
dwl  Vallejo  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 

Magary  John  E.,  capitalist,  office  539  California, 
dwl  N  s  Fair  Oiks  nr  Twenty-sixth 

Magary  William  W.,  (Magary' &  Co.)  dwl  232 
Turk 

MAGARY <t  CO.,  (William  W.  Magary)  clothing 
and  furnishing  goods,  231  Keaniv 

Magazzini  A.,  hairdressing  saloon,  502  Clay,  dwl 
W  s  Stockton  nr  California 

Magdalen  Asylum,  E  s  Potrero  Avenue  bet  Twen- 
tieth and  Twenty-second 

Magee  Adam,  business  agent  Golden  City,  dwl  S  a 
Francisco  bet  Taylor  iind  Jones 

Magee  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  182  Stevenson 

Magee  Jane,  dwl  W  s  Octavia  nr  Ivy 

Magee  John,  expresswagon,  dwl  W  s  Tehama  nr 
Precita  Avenue 

Magee  John  A.,  Jr.,  (Magee  &  Moore)  ivi\  Cosmo- 
politan Hotel 

Magee  Peter,  milkman,  San  Jose  Road  nr  St.  Mary's 
College 

Magee  Robert,  carpenter  H.C.  I^eagne,  128  Kearny 

Magee  Robert  H.,  salesman,  418  Market,  dwl  626 
Sutter 

Magee  Roger  D.,  insurance  surveyor,  dwl  622  Lom- 
bard 
Magee  S.  L.,  real  estate,  dwl  E  s  First  Avenue  nr 

Fifteenth 
Magee  Thomas,  with  Charles  D.    Carter,   dwl  231 
O'Farrell 


MAGEE  &  MOORE  (John  A.  Magee,  Jr.,  and 
Arthur  W.  Moore)  leather  and  shoe  manufac- 
turers' goods,  418  Market 

Maggs  George,  fruits.  W  s  Eighth  nr  Clementina 

MAGILL  ARTHUR  E.,  manager  Travelers  Ins. 
Co.,  office  424  California 

Magill  Frank,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 
Idaho 

Magill  James,  hosemaker  with  M.  M.  Cook  &  Sons, 
dwl  1007  Stockton 

MAGILL  ROBERT  H.,  manager  Phoenix  and 
Home  Ins.  Cos.,  office  424  Cal,  res  Alameda 

Magill  Thomas  W.,  stationery,  1024  Market 

Magilton  Thomas,  (S.  F.  Candle  Co.)  dwl  E  s 
Mission  Av  bet  Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 

Magin  John,  hostler  Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R.  R.,  dwl 
N  8  Green  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 

Magini  Constantino,  waiter  with  Campi  &  Co.,  dwl 
23  Broadway 

Maginn  P.  J.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Maginnis  Edward  S.,  harnessmaker  with  A.  Till- 
man, dwl  32  Louisa 

Maginnis  Eliphas,  drayman,  .516  Sac,  dwl  S  s  Bush 
bet  Laguna  and  Buchanan 

Maginnis  James,  waterman,  dwl  NW  cor  Sixteenth 
and  Capp 

Maginnis  James  H.,  machinist   Union   Iron  Works 

Maginnis  John,  drayman,  dwl  N  s  Myrtle  Avenue 
nr  Larkin 

Maginnis  Mary  A.,  dwl  108  Second 

Magioncalar  Chailes,  printer,  dwl  446  Union 

Magioncalar  Pasquale,  miner,  dwl  446  Union 

Magner  David,  horseshoer  with  Patrick  Brannan, 
dwl  545  Mission 

Magner  Dennis,  porter,  33  Battery,  dwl  N  s  Val- 
paraiso nr  Jones 

Magner  John,  pressman  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 
dwl  27  Jessie 

Magner  Patrick,  laborer  Miners  Foundry,  dwl  27 
Jessie 

Magner  Thomas,  merchant,  dwl  820  Broadway 

Magnes  Abraham,  dry  goods,  and  boots  and  shoes, 
N  s  Sixteenth  bet  Valencia  and  Mission 

JIagnes  David,  manufacturer  hoop  skirts  and  cor- 
sets, 4 14  Kearny,  dwl  235Keainy 

Magnus  Edward,  peddler,  dwl  739  Market 

Magnus  Peter  A.,  watchmaker  andjeweler,  125  Sac 

Magnusen  Peter,  m;iriner,  dwl  45  Sacramento 

Magnusen  Peter,  waiter  with  Johnson  &  Peterson, 
531  East 

Magortv  Dennis  W.,  expresswagon,  SW  cor  Davis 
and  California,  dwl  337  Shipley 

Magorty  Hugh,  expi'esswagon,  S\V  cor  California 
and  Davis,  dwl  SW  cor  Cal  and  Devisadero 

Magorty  William,  jobwagon,300  California,  dwl  337 
Shipley 

Magouu  Joseph  W.,  clerk,  512  Mkt,  dwl  15  Sutter 

Magrane  James,  hostler,  dwlNs  Quinn  bet  Valencia 
and  Guerrero 

Magrane  Matthew,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Webster  bet 
Ellis  and  O'Farrell 

Magrath  James  J.,  stationer,  dwl  N  s  Fell  bet  Web- 
ster and  Buchanan 

Magrath  Michael,  steward  North  Pac.  Trans.  Cos 
S.  S.  Senator 

Magrath  Patrick,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B. 
(feS.  Co 

Magrath  Peter,  butcher  with  Gustave  Borel,  dwl 
Eleventh  nr  N,  South  S.  F. 

Magrath  Peter,  carpenter,  dwl  421  Bush 

Magritz  August.  (Sceger  J^  Co.)  dwl  216  Second 

Magruder  Catherine  A.,  (widow)  dwl  950  Howard 

MagsonMattson,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 

Maguire  Ada,  (widow)  dwl  315  Jessie 

Maguire  Anthouv,  carriagemaker  with  H.  M.  &  D. 
S.  Shute,  dwl  6  William 

Maguire  Catherine  M.,  (widow)  famished  rooms,  613 
Pine 

Maguire  Edward,  shoemaker,  dwl  187  Foisom,  rear 


JONES.  PUTiTiMAN  &  CO.,  116  Swasom  Street.  "Wliite  Goods. 

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Maguiie  Francis  C. ,  boilermaker  Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  5U8  BrannHn 
Magiiire  Frank,  boilermaker  Union   Iron    Works, 

dwl  3y  Minna 
Maguire  George  F.,  bill  distributer  Alhambra  Thea- 
ter, dwl  333  Bush 
Maguiie    Hufrb,  laborer,  dwl   S  s  McAllister  bet 

Franklin  and  Goiigh 
Maguire  James,  carpenter,  dwl  17  Anthony 
Maguire  James,  iron  moulder  with  J.  G.  lis,  dwl  2fil 

Minna 
Maguire  James,  metal  roofer,  6  Turk,  dwl  989  Sev- 
enteenth nr  Dolores 
Maguire    John,  laborer  with   G.   Klaber,  dwl  24 

Clinton 
Maguire  John,  laborer  with  S.  W.  Howlaud  &   Co., 

dwl  47  Minna 
Maguire  John,  storekeeper  Union  Club 
Maguire  John  P.,  dwl  349  Grove 
Maguire  Joseph,  mining  secretary,  office  10  Express 

Building,    dwl  IVll  Powell 
Maguire  Joseph  M.,  salesman  with  A.  Walker,  121 

Front,  dwl  fiOO  Sutter 
Maguire  iVIary,  (widow)  ladies' nurse,  dwl  456  Minna 
Maguire  Mary  Ann  Miss,  dwl  W  s  Capp  nr  Eigh- 
teenth 
Maguire   Michael,  carpenter,  dwl    220    O'Farrell, 

rear 
Maguire  Michael,  (Maguire  &    Co.)   dwl  SE  cor 

Hayes  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Maguire  Owan^f  Maguire  Sf  Co.)  dwl  SE  cor  Hayes 

and  Van  Ness  A  venue 
Maguire  Peter,  lireman  C.  S.  N.  Co.'s  Btmr   Chrys- 

opolis,  dwl  1218  Howard,  rear 
Maguire  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Dolores  nr  Eigh- 
teenth 
Maguire  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  219  Pacific 
Maguire  Philip,  ex-policeman,  dwl  230  Minna 
Maguire  Thomas,  bricklayer,  dwl   Potrero  Avenue 

bet  Twenty -second  and  Twentytliird 
Maguire  Thomas,  hostler  N.  B.  &  M.  II.  R.,  dwl  252 

Perry 
Maguire  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Howard  bet  Fif- 
teenth and  Sixteenth 
Maguire  Thomas,  merchant,  dwl  209  Seventh 
Maguiie  Thomas,  plasterer,  dwl  NE  cor  Twentieth 

and  Shotweli 
Maguire     Thomas,     proprietor    Maguire's    Opera 

House,  dwl  620  Washiujiton 
Maguire  Tliomiis  Jr.,  clerk  Maguire's  Opera  House, 

dwl  613  Pine 
Maguire  Thomas G.,  collector  S.  F.   Gas   Co.,  dwl 

SE  cor  Folsom  and  Twentythiid 
Maguire  W.,  seaman  North   Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.  S. 

Idaho 
Maguire  William,  driver  Market  Street  R.  R.,  dwl 

Valencia  bet  Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Maguire  &  Co. ,f  Michael  and  Oicen  Maguire  J  wood, 

coal,  hay  etc.,  SE  cor  Hayes  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Maguire. — See  McGuire 
MAGUIRE'S  OPERA  HOUSE,  Thomas  Maguire. 

proprietor,  N  s  Washington    bet   Montgomery 

and  Kearny 
Mahady  James,  clerk,  dwl  462  Minna 
Mahady  John,   laundryman    S.  F.   Laundry,   dwl 

1051  Howard 
Mahady  John,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  <& 

S.  Co. 
Mahan  Bernard,  laborer  new  U.  S.  Branch  Mint, 

dwl  44  Minna 
MAHAN    HENRY,  real  estate   agent,   office  511 

California,  dwl  1003  Scott  nr  Tyler 
Mahan  Henry  W.,  jeweler  with  Cal.  Jewelry  Co., 

dwl  S  8  Stevenson  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Mahan  John,   hostler  N.  B.  &.  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  35 

Fifth  Avenue 
Mahan  John,  pilot,  office  35  Merchants'  Exchange 
Mahan  John  W.,  barkeeper  with  James  Irwin,  dwl 

330  Sutter 


Mahan  Michael,  milk  ranch,  Santa  Clara  nr  Mari- 
posa 
Mahan  Patrick,  driver  Omnibus  R.  R. 
Mahanev  John,  laborer,  dwl  313  (iearv,  rear 
Mahanny  John  A.,    (Munfrey  &    Go.)    dwl   323 

Keai'uy 
Mahany  Patrick,  teamster  with  George  Dougherty, 

dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
Maharan  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  239  Perry,  rear 
Mah^  Gustave,  director  French  Saving's  and  Loan 

Society,  office  411  Bush,  res  San  fliateo 
Mahedg  John,   laundrvmau  S.  F.  Laundry   Ass'n, 

dwl  1051  Howard  ' 
Maher  Daniel,  barkeeper  with  Frank  Kelly,  dwl  N 

8  Natoma  nr  Fifth 
Maher  Dennis,  driver  City  R.  R.,  dwl  43  Clem 
MAHER   EDWARD,    groceries,   NE  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Taylor 
Maher  Gill)ert,  cartman,  dwl  1  Lafayette  Place 
Maher  James,  blacksmith,  dwl  43  Clemeutina 
Maher  James,  carpenter,  dwl  469  Clementina 
Maher  James,  drayman,  133  Bat,  dwl  671  Harrison 
Maher  James,   ropemaker,  dwl  S  s  Sixteenth   bet 

Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Maher  James,  salesman  with  Callaghan  Curtin,  dwl 

553  Howard 
Maher  James,   seaman  P.   M.  S.   S.    Co.,  dwl  -538 

Howard 
Maher  James,  workman  T.   H.    Selby's  Smelting 

Works,  North  Beach 
Maher  John,  laborer,  dwl  Hamlin  bet  Union  and 

Green 
Maher  John,  laborer,  dwl  Valparaiso  nr  Jones 
Maher  John,  wines  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Dupontand 

Geary,  dwl  504  Minna 
Maher  John  F.,  salesman  with  Horace  Little  &  Co., 

dwl  256  Tehama 
Maher  Joseph,  carpenter  and  builder,  238  Fourth, 

dwl  N  8  Natoma  nr  Ninth 
Maher  Mai-ia  Mrs.,  dwl  305  First 
Maher  Martin,  salesman,  9  Mont,  dwl  530  Natoma 
Maher  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  469  Clementina 
Maher  Michael,  plasterer,  dwl  421  \inn\\ 
Maher  Michael,   ropemaker,  dwl  S  s  Sixteenth   nr 

First  Avenue 
Maher  Jlichael,  (Maher  &  Florence)  dwl  1810  Pow 
Maher  Thomas,  dairyman    with  Murray   &.  Noble, 

dwl  Old  San  Jose  Road  and  Thirtieth 
Maher  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  43  Clementina 
Maher   Thomas,  laborer  North    Point  Warehouse, 

dwl  E  s  .Joiies  bet  Pine  and  C.iliforni.i 
Maher  Thomas  C,  machinist  Pacific  Iron  Works, 

dwl  1 14  Natoma 
Maher  Timothy,  seaman,  dwl  73  Natoma 
Maher  William,  laborer,  dwl  9  Sherwood  Place 
Maher  William,  laborer  with  Whitney  &.  Kimball, 

dwl  18  Anthony 
Maher  William,  shoemaker,  dwl  531  Howard 
Maher  William,  (Maher  &  MrShane)  dwl  20  .lessie 
Maher  &  Florence,  (Michael   Maher   and  George 

Florence)  livery  stable,  1810  Powell 
Maher  &  McShane,  (William  Maher  and  John  Mc- 

A'/ti^iey  employment,  office  114  Kearny 
Mahl  Christian  F.,  clerk  with  Eugene  Bouciier,  dwl 

617  Geary 
Mahl  Otto,  brewer,  dwl  2219  Mason 
Mahler  Carl,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 
Mahler    l\Iartin,   captain  schooner  General    Sigel, 

Clay  Street  Wharf 
Mahler   Philip,  commissioner  deeds,  627  Merchant, 

dwl  1027  Pacific 
Mahlke  Lewis,  compositor   California   Demokrat, 

dwl  704  Dupont 
Mahlmann  Henry,   barkeeper,  321  California,  dwl 

1031  Montgomery 
Mablstedt  AugaBt,{Mahlstedt  4*  HoUzmanJ  dwl  482 

Minna 
Mablstedt  Diedrich,  (Horstmnnn  &    M.J  dwlEs 

San  Bruno  road,  nr  Islais  creek 


THE  FEOFIiES  INSUBANCE  CO.  is  the  soundest  Company-  on  the  Coast. 


C.  p.  VA.N  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Furnishing  Goods. 


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Malilstedt    Henry,   f  Frederick  Siebe  <&    Co.  J    dwl  I 

SVV  cor  Francisco  and  Powell 
Malilstedt  John    &    Co.,    contractors,    office    223 

Driiinm,  dwl -104  Greenwich 
iMalilstedt    &    Hoitzaian,  I'A.    Mnhhtedt   and    F. 

Hul'zmanJ  huuBe  and  aijrii  pi  inters,  5"20  Pine 
Mahn    Henry,  laborer,  dwl  NW  cor  Lombard  and 

Fi'aiiklin 
Malinz  Hngo,  commiasion  merchant  and  depot  Ani 

line  and  dye  stiitt's,  304  Battery,  dwl  ()3  Tehauiii 
Malioe  Keaine'.  hoothLick,  7-*9  Clay 
Mahogany  G.  &  S.  M.  Co.,  (Idaho)  office 402  Mont- 

^'onierj' 
Malion  H.  W.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Mahon  Cecelia  Mrs.,  dwl  219  Tyler 
Mahon   Charles    B.,  professor  arithmetic  and  pen- 

n)an8hi])St.  lunatius  College,  dwl  101  Powell 
Mahon  Frank,  (Mahon,  Rapp,   Thomas  &  Co. y  dwl 

405  Kearny 
Mahon  John,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  2  Zoe 
Mahon  JIartin,  teamster  City  Paving  Co. 
Mahon  Peter,  picture  peddler,  dwl  45  Everett 
MAHOX,    KAPP,    THOMAS    &    CO.,    (Frank 

M'lhnn.  A.  H.  Rapp,  Patrick  J.    Thomas  and 

W.  M.  HintunJ  Cosmopolitan  Printing  Co.,  505 

Clay 
Mahon  VVilli.im,  hnthman  with  Huck  &.  Hochbrunn, 

dwl  9  Sherwood  Place 
Mahone  J.,  broker,  dwl  427  Bash 
Mahoney  Cain,  calker   Calkers'    Association,    713 

Mission 
Mahonev  Cornelias,   hostler  with   James  McGinn, 

dwl  119  Ellis 
Mahoney  Cornelius,   laborer   S.  F.  &,  P.  Suy:ar  Re- 
finery, dwl  E  s  Eighth  bet  Folsom  and  H;ir 
Mahoney  Cornelius,  street  contractor,  dwl  NVV  cor 

Leavenworth  and  Jackson 
Mahoney  Daniel,  currier,  dwl  E  s  Guerrero  bet  Six- 
teenth and  Camp 
Mahoney  Daniel,  dwl  16  Moss 
Mahoney  Daniel,  driver  with   Tantphans  &  Stark, 

dwr212  Stenart 
Mahoney  Daniel,  horseshoer,  dwl  366  Natoma 
Mahoney  Daniel,   liquor  saloon,  dwl   W  e  Dolores 

opp  Sixteenth 
Mahoney  Daniel,  porter  with  N.  Rogers,  dwl  1127 

Bioadway 
Mahoney  Daniel,  proprietor  Sixth   St.  House,  NW 

cor  Sixth  and  Bryant 
Mahoney  Daniel,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  312  Ritch 
Mahoney  Daniel,  shoemaker  with   Donovan  Bros., 

dwl'l  Ohio  nr  Broadway 
Mahoney  Daniel,  tannery,  cor  Fonrteenth  and  Do- 
lores, dwl  Guerrero  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seven- 
teenth 
Malioney  Daniel  .T.,  dravman   with  Irvine,  Harker 

&  Co.,  dwl 724  Natoma 
Mahoney  David,  real  estate,  dwl  212  Post 
M;ihoney  Dennis,  butcher,  Potrero,  dwl  1505  Pacific 
Mahoney  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  1  Rassette  Place 
Mahoney  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  8  Allen 
Mahoney  Dennis  A.,   tailor  with  J.  L.  Brooks,  dwl 

15l3P.dk 
Mahoney  Francis,  laborer,  dwl  Central  Ocean  road 

nr  Spring  Valley  Water  Works 
Mahoney  George,  seam.m,  dwl  133  Folsom 
Mahoney  George   M.,  machinist   Fulton  Foundry, 

dwl  3  Filbert  Place 
Mahoney  Henry,  porter  with  Knapp  &  Grant,  dwl 

11  Clinton 
Mahoney  James,  hostler,  dwl  6  Clara  Lane 
Mahoney  Jeremiah,  bootmaker  with   Buckingham 

&  Ht^cht,  dwl  Guerrero  ur  Liberty 
Mahoney  Jeremiah,  car^ienter,  dwl  425  Stevenson 
Mahoney  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  Cedar  Av  ur  Van 

Ness  Avenue 
Mahoney  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  Franklin  Hotel 
Mahoney  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Guerrero 

and  Twentieth 


Mahoney  Jeremiah,  painter,  dwl  S  s  Grove  nr  Van 

Ness  Avenue 
Mahoney  Jerry  H.,  hostler  with  Well8,Fargo<fc  Co., 

dwl'SlO  California 
Mahoney  John,  dwl  212  Stenart 
Mahoney  John,   carpenter,  dwl  304  Jessie 
-Mahoney  John,  laborer,  dwl  902J  Folsom 
Mahoney  John  C,  waiter  North   Pac.  Trans.  Go's 

S.  S".  Idaho,  dwl  535  First 
Mahoney  John  J.,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Co.    and 

extraman   Steamer   No.  5,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  7 

Sonoma  Place 
Mahoney   Nora   Miss,  milliner  with  Miss  Joanna 

Desmond,  dwl  1 1  Minna 
Mal-.oney  Patrick,  bootblack  with  Herman  Sonnen- 

feld,  dv^'l  NE  cor  Pacific  and  Fiont 
Mahoney  Patrick,   teamster,   dwl   SE  cor  Bay  and 

Jones 
Mahoney  Patrick,  waiter  with  Bertz  &.  Co.,  dwl  30 

Jessie 
Mahoney  Patrick  A.,  calker  Calker's  Aes'n,  713  Miss 
Mahoney  P.  B.,  real   estate,    dwl    American    Ex- 
change Hotel 
Mahoney  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  282  Minna 
Mahoney  Thomas,  oarsman  Tide  Land  Survey 
JIahoney  Timothy,  carpenter,  dwl  304  Jessie 
Mahoney  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl   N  s  Fern  Avenue 

bet  Van  Ness  Avenue  and  Polk 
Mahoney  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  116  Sutter,  rear 
Mahoney  Timothy,  laborer  with  M.  H.  Turrili,  dwl 

2810  Buchanan 
Mahoney  Timothy,  painter  with  Donovan  &  Hayes 
Mahoney  William,  groceries,  NE  cor  Sumner  and 

Clementina 
Mahoney  William,  laborer,  dwl  763  Bryant 
Mahoney  William,  laborer  with  J.   B.Kemp,  dwl 

cor  Kentucky  and  South 
Mahouy  John,  laborer,  dwl  Ns   Ivy   Avenue  bet 

Franklin  and  Gongh 
Mahony  John  J.,  picture-frame  dealer,  dwl  425  Stev 
Mahony  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  152  Clara,  rear 
Mahony  Thomas,  (M.  Keller  <&  Co.  J  dwl  13  O'Far- 

rell 
Mahony  Timothy,   drayman,  SE  cor  Drumm  and 

Clay,  dwl  407  Lark'in 
Mahony  Timothy,  messenger  U.  S.  Appraisers  Store, 

dwl  500  Jessie 
Mahony  William,   laborer,  dwl   Ns  McAllister  bet 

Leavenworth  and  Hyde 
Mahrt  Charles,  butcher   with   Dengler  &  Breiling, 

dwl  cor  Potrero  Avenue  and  Eldorado 
Mahrtens  Jacob,  sodamaker  with  John   F.   Rohe, 

dwl  433  Hayes 
Maidraich  Henry,  tailor  with  Bullock  <fe  Jones,  dwl 

423  Green 
Maier  Charles,   (Kohler  &  M )  dwl  SW  cor  Green 

and  Kearny 
Maier  George,  janitor  Bank   California,  NW  cor 

Sanson!  and  California. 
Maier  Otto,  (Ad.  Lewix  <&  Co.)  res  New  York 
Maier  Thomas,  carriagemaker  with  John  Kilborn, 

dwl  1108  Howard 
Mailheau  J.  M.,  bootmaker  with  J.   Villemeur,  dwl 

Dupont  bet  Broadway  and  Pacific 
Mailhes  J.  &  Co.,  (James   SicreJ  bakery,  NE  cor 

Dupont  and  Union 
Mailhes  John,  (J.  Mailhes  &  Co.)  dwl  NE  cor  Du- 
pont and  Union 
Mailhos  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  8  Polk  Lane 
Maillot  John  W.,  ornamental  engraver  with  W.  K. 

Vanderslice  &  Co.,  dwl  114  Minna 
Maillot  Joseph,  furnished  rooms,  719  Clay 
Maillott  Louis,  carpenter,  dwl  114  Minna 
Mails  Isaac,  merchant,  dwl  9  Monroe 
Mails  John  H.,  printer,  dwl  9  Monroe 
Mails  William,  upholsterer,  dwl  9  Monroe 
Main  Alexander  F.,   real  estate  agent,  dwl  1709 

Webster 
Main  Benjamin  W.,  laundryman,  dwl  335 Shipley 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Best  Paper  and  Xdnen  Collars. 


YEBBA.  SANTA  is  suitable  for  all  ages  and  both  sexes. 


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AN     FRANCISCO      [M]      DIRECTORY 


Main   Charles,    (Main  &    Winchester )  res  Porta- 

montl),  N.  H. 
Main  Edward,  shoemaker,  412  Folsora 
Main  Patrick,  mariner,  dwl  114   Jackson 
Main  Street  Wharf,  foot  of  Main 
Main  Street  Wharf  Co..  ^J.  N.  Risdon,   L.  Cnffe.y, 

William  Ware,  A.  H.  Barker  and  (r.  W.  Prex- 

cutt)  office  Main  St.  Wiiarf,  foot  of  Main 
Main  William  W.,  with    Main  &   Wiuciiester,  dwl 

W  8  Fillmore  bet  Kllis  and  Eddv 
MAIN  &  WINCHESTER,   (Charles  Main,  Ezra 

H.    Winchester  and  Thomas  R.  HaycsJ  nwyor- 

tersand  manufat-tnrers  saddles,  harness,  leatuer, 

whips,  etc.,  214  and  216  Battery 
Main. — See  Mnyne 

Mainland  T.,  carpenter,  Miners  Foundry 
Mains  J.  P.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  2  Raphael  Place 
Mairs  Frank,  niessboy,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Mairs  James,  (J.  Bows  &  Co.)  dwl  cor  Tenth   and 

Bryant 
Maison' De  Sante  Francaise,    (French  Hospital)  Ss 

Biyant  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Maison  James  J.,  real  estate,  dwl  Visitacion  Valley 

nr  San  Jose  road 
Maison  .John,  fruits  and  vegetables,  1118  Foleom 
Major  Gabriel,  pantryman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Oriflamme 
Major  John,  lithogi'apher  with  F.   Korbel  &  Bros., 

dwl  104  Powell 
Major  John  Jr.,  civil  engineer,  dwl  104  Powell 
Majorty  Hugh,  groceries  and  liqnors,  S  s  California 

bet  Devisadero  and  Broderick 
Majory  6.  W.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
MaUel  Chailes,  mariner,  dwl  407  Drumni 
Makie  Peter,  foreman  with  Carmen  Island  Salt  Co., 

dwl  Second  bet  Howard  and  Folsoni 
Makin  Cornelius,  compositor  with  Sterett  Printing 

Co.,  dwl  N  s  Mission  bet  Ninth  iind  Tenth 
Makin  Robert  G.,  clerk   with  Dickson,  De  Wolf  & 

Co.,  res  Marin  County 
Makius  A.  H.  Mrs.,  necktie  manufactory,  206  Bush 
Makins  James  N.,  deputy  tax  collector,  dwl  206  Bush 
Makree  Nicholas,  (Makree  Jj-  Cortes)  dwl  70  Clem 
Makree  &   Cortes,  (Nicholas  Makree  and  Thomas 

Cortes)  cofl'ee  saloon,  13  Washington 
Mahiney    James,   upholsterer,    dwl    E  s  Ohio  bet 

Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Malauey  Mark,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  and  S.  Co., 
Malaterta  G.,  (G.  Malaterta  &   Co.)  dwl  1313  Du 

pont 
Malaterta  G.  &  Co.,  (C.  Pautasso)  bakery,  1313 

Dupont 
Malatesta  Andrew,  baker  with  Ratto&  Co.,  427  Pac 
Malatesta  Louis,  dwl  2004  Dupont 
Malatesta  Nino,   real  estate  agent,  office  502  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  1320  Stockton 
Malcolm  liobert,  porter,  dwl  11  Grand  Place 
Malcolm  W.  R.,  dwl  765  Mission 
Male  Giacomo,  wood  and  charcoal,  Clay  St.  Wharf, 

dwl  1417  Bush 
Malech   Gustavus  H.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  25 

Stockton 
Malech   Herman    F.,  medical  student  with  G.  H. 

Malech,  dwl  25  Stockton 
Maleny  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker  with   Max  Lich- 

te'nstein,  dwl  21   Union 
Maley  Michael,    barkeeper,    cor  Montgomery  and 

Post,  dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and  Franklin 
Maley  Peter,  fireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
MallAdaJU,  boarding  and  lodgings,  13  Geary 
Mai  la  Jacob,  bootturner,  dwl  635  Howard,  rear 
Malladay    William,    driver  with    James   McGinn, 

dwl  cor  Ellis  and  Anna 
Mallatratt  James  F.,  packer  with  Crane  &  Brigham, 

dwl  73  Tehama 
Maliay  William,  barkeeper  with  Charles  Hanson, 

dwl  1113  Montgomery 
Mallen  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  365  Jessie 
Mallett  Alfred,  merchant,  dwl  320  Geary 


Malley  Luke,   laborer,  dwl  Old  San  Jose  Road,  6 

miles  from  City  Hill 
Malley  Martin,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co'a  S.  S. 

California 
Mallon  John,  dwl  1417  Mason 

Mallon  John, laborer  with  S.F.GasCo.,dwl  18  Minna 
MALLON  JOHX,  ornamental  glasscutter,  411  Mis- 
sion (and,  Mallon  &  Boyle)  dwl  517  Teliania 
Mallon  Michael, barkeeper. 227  Bu^'li.dwl  70!)  Mission 
Mallon  Owen,  agent,  dwl  211  Teham  i,  rear 
Malhm  Patrick,  brickmaker,  dwl  17  Smiiner 
Mallon  Peter  L.,  ghissstaiuer  with  Mallon  &  Boyle, 

dwl  547    Tehama 
MALLON  &  BOYLE,  (John  Mallon  and  Robert 

Boyle)  ornamental  glasscutters  and  stainers,  303 

Mission 
Mallory  Egbert  M,,  dwl  537  Third 
Malloiy  Eleanor  D.,  (widow)  dwl  .569  Bryant 
Mallory  Hariiet  C,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  963 

Folsom 
Malloy  Charles,  armorer,  727  Mkt,  dwl  715  Tehiima 
Malloy  James,   siilmaker  with  Harding  &,  Brann, 

dwl  11  Mason 
Malloy  Michael,  shoemaker,  dwl  1184  Harrison 
Malloy  Patrick,  driver,  dwl  E  s  Valencia  nr  Mission 
Malloy  Patrick,  tirenmn  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.  S. 

Senator,  dwl  64  Natoma 
Malloy  Paul,  dwl  SW  cor  Howard  and  Ridley 
i\Ialloy    Philip,    dairyman  wiih  Henry  Bruns,  dwl 

Old  San  Jose  Road  nr  Tiiirtieth 
Malloy. — See  Maloy 
Malm  Charles,  painter,  dwl  315  Fifth 
Malm  Charles  A.,  iD.  S.  Martin  <&  Co.)  dwl  NW 

cor  Turk  and  Taylor 
Maltngren  Niles  M.,  jeweler,  dwl  1111  Taylor 
Malmgren   Niles   P.,  salesman  with  William  Bofer 

&  Co.,  dwl  1005i  Mason 
Malniquist  George,  laborer,  dwl  Adams  House 
Malone  Henry,  paperhanger,  dwl  1523  Mason 
Malone  James,  coachman  with   George  S.  Mann, 

dwl  31  South  Park 
Malone  James  15. , carpenter  H.C. League, 128  Kearny 
Malone  John,  laborer,  dwl  812  Powell 
Malone  John,    niolder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  NE 

cor  Twenty-fourth  and  Bryant 
Malone  John,  real  estate,  dwl  lOHl  Howard 
Malone  John,  restaurant,  .57-59  Third 
Malone  Joseph  B.,  cutter  with  John  Cooper,  dwl  923 

Bush 
Malone  Kate  Miss,  nurse  City  and  County  Hospital 
Malone  Lawrence,  liquor  saloon,  162  First 
Malone  Lizzie,  doniesiic,  1310  Hyde 
Malone  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  3:j  Louisa 
Malone  Patrick  H.,  tannery,  Fifteentii  bet  Guerrero 

and  Dolores,  dwl  413  Bryant 
Malone  P.  J.,  phonographic  reporter,  office  430  Jack 
Malone  William,  cleik,  dwl  112  Sutter 
Malone  William,  hostler  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  241 

Tehama 
Maloney  Alfred,  clerk  with  M.  C.  Kean,  dwl  568 

Mission 
Malonev  Cornelius,  bookkeeper,  dwl  United  States 

Hotel 
Maloney  Daniel,  cook  City  Hotel 
Malonev   Daniel,   salesman,  301  Montgomery,  dwl 

22  Natoma 
Maloney  David,  painter  with  Wason  &  Morris,  dwl 

E  8  Van  Ness  Avenue  nr  Pacific 
Maloney  Huf;h,  teamster  with  Daniel  A.  McKinnon, 

pier  5  Steuart 
Malonev  James,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 

S.  Orizaba 
Maloney  James,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Maloney  John,  dwl  NW  cor  Hampshire  and  Twen- 
ty-third 
Maloney  John,  liquors,  220  Broadway 
Maloney  John,  hrngshoreman,  dwl  334  Third 
Maloney  John,  shipsmith  with  John  F.  Taylor,  dwl 

321  Clementina 


THE   PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO.  recognizes  individual  liability. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Boots  and  Shoe«. 


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Malonev  Lewis,  (colored)  porter  Piicific  Insurance 

(;o;,  dwl  67  Gilbert 
Maloney  Mary  Miss,  K'oveniaker  with  Shoenberg  & 

Leviiisky,  dwl  Willow  Avenue  iir  I'olk 
Maloney  Micliael,  gardener,  dwl  cor  Polk  and  Wil- 
low Avenue 
Maloney  MiciiHel,  liostlev  Front  Street,  M.  &.  0. 11. 

K.,  dwl  SW  cor  Hyde  and  Sutter 
Maloney  Michael,  laborer,  dwlVV  8  Potrero  Avenue 

bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Maloney  Miuluiel,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel,  dwl  38 

Natoma 
MalDUey  Patrick,   clerk  with  S.  L.  Mastick  &  Co., 

dwi  cor  York  and  Solano 
Maloney  Patrick,  driver  Market  Street  R.  R. 
Moloney  Patrick,   laborer,    dwl  Noe  nr  Eighteenth 
Maloney  Patrick,  waiter  United  States  Hotel,  304 

Beale 
Maloney  Peter,  helper  with    L.   Myers,  dwl   6-11 

Conniiercial 
Maloney  Samuel,  waiter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Maloney  Thomas,   blacksmith   l.elj^er,  dwl  Tehama 

nr  Pre<ila  Avenue 
Maloney  Tiiomas,  clerk,  dwl  United  States  Hotel 
Maloney  Tlioman,  laborer  with  M.  11.  Turrill,  dwl 

'J.SI'O  Unchanan 
Maloney  William,  dwl  S  s  Twenty-second  bet  Shot- 
well  and  Howaid 
Malonej'. — See  Melowney 
Malouiili   Daniel,   laborer,  dwl  Seventh  Avenue  nr 

L,  South  San   Francisco 
Maloy  Daniel,  conductor  Market  Street  R.  E.,  dwl 

247  Tehama 
Maloy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  735  Clementina 
Maloy. — See  Malloy  and  Molloy 
Maker  Georjie,  draftsman  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

Twenty-titth  nr  Folsom 
Maltese   Joseph,    confectioner  with   Rothschild    & 

Klirenpfort,  dwl  1)04  Vallejo 
Malvern  John  L.,  teamster,  dwl  W  s  Kentucky  nr 

Sierra 
Mamlock  William,  upholsterer,  dwl  SE  cor  Taylor 

and  Ellis 
Mammoth  S.  M.  Co.,  (White  Pine)  office  419  Cal 
Man  Foug.  (Chinese)  duthing,  CIS  Jackson 
Man  Lee  &  Co  ,  (Chinese)  nieicliants,  709  Dupont 
Man  Lung&  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  711  Sac 
Man  On  Tong,  (Chinese)  drugs,  SW  cor  Dupont  and 

Jackson 
Man  Wo  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  provisions,  G33  Jackson 
Man  Yun  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  clothing.  8l'4  Dupont 
Manahan  John,  expressman,  dwl  .'jtJO  Stevenson 
Miinalian  Michael,  teamster  City  Paving  Co 
Manasse  Emamiel,  tanner,  dwl  cor  Serpentine  Av 

and  Mission 
Manasfe  Martin,  clerk  with  Charles  Urown,  dwl  326 

Ellis 
Maiic.irini  Dauiiano,''ecoriUive  plaster  modeler,  12J 

Fouith.  dwl  S  s  Morton  nr  Keainy 
Mancell  W'illiam,  liijuor  saloon,  215  Fourth 
Mancliester  Benjamni  S.,  calker,  dwl  Henrietta  nr 

Buena  Vista 
Manchester  Isaac,  watchman  .^tna  Iron  Works, 

dwl  13  Frcdei  ick 
Manchester  John,   lather,    dwl   E  8   Shotwell  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-Fourth 
MANCIET  J.  P.,  liquor  saloon  and  restaurant,  San 

Jos6  Railroiid  depot 
Maucilla  Jos6  B.,  cabinetmaker,  521  Broadway 
MANCUSI  G  ,  baritone  Italian  Opera  and  pi'ofessor 

v<ical  art,  dwl   St.  James,  cor  Market  and  Ellis 
Mandel  David,  salesman,  dwl  179  Perry 
Mandel  Ewa.u\\e\/Miin/lel  <H'  0/j«>;te;?t>dwl  66 Minna 
Mi\in\ti\  &  Ohnslem.  f  Emanuel  Mandel   and   Oscar 

OknslrinJ  proprietors  Deluionico   Restaurant, 

41-41  J  Second 
Mandelbauin  Francis,  wholesale  wines  and  liquors 

312  Siicraniento,  dwl  1016  Bush 
Manderscheid  Otto,  clerk ,  SE  cor  Taylor  and  Eddy 


Mandes  Charles,  hairdresser  with  John  Stable,  dwl 

SW  cor  Montgomery  and  Broadway 
Mandeville  Alicia  Aliss,  actress  Alhamhra  Theater, 

dwl  Folsom  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Mandeville   Edward,   sashmaker  Beale  St.  Planing 

Mill,  dwl  E  s  Folsom  nr  Twentv-first 
Mandeville  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  5'4()  Folsom 
Mandiifo  Stephen,  assorter  with   Charles  Harley  & 

Co.,  dwl  109  Pacific 
Mandlebaum  S.  E.,  vapor  lights,  830   Market,   dwl 

NW  cor  Bush  and  Dupont 
Mandley  John,  laborer,  dwl  510  Stevenson 
Mandron  Jacques,  bootmaker,  732  Pacific,  dwl  927 

Broadway 
Manerny  Robert,  laborer  with  William  H.Norton, 

dwl  Austin  nr  Gough 
Mangan  Joseph, carpenter  H.  C.  League, 128  Kearny 
Mangan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Ninth  nr  Har 
Mangiin  Patrick,   shipcalker,  dwl  W  s  Gilbert  bet 

Brannan  and  Townsend 
Mangelkanip  Bernard,  tailor,  dwl  S  s  Tyler  nr  Bu- 
chanan 
Mangels  Bros.,  (Jolin  and  NicolausJ  groceries  and 

liquors,  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Freelon 
Mangels  Claus,  dwl  SW  cor  Third  and  Mission 
Mangels  Claus,  fSpreckels  &  Co. J  dwl  SE  cor  Capp 

and  Sixteenth 
Mangels  Christian,  clerk,  dwl  NE  cor  Twentieth 

and  Shotwell 
MANGELS  CHRISTOPHER,  groceries  and   liq- 
uors, SE  cor  California  and  Dupont,  dwl  213 

Prospect  Place 
Mangels  D.  H.,  bookkeeper  with  Ferdinand  Scherr, 

dwl  272  Tehama 
Mauffcls  Henry ,clerk  with  F.  Borchers,  dwl  SWcor 

Sanson!  and  Greenwich 
Mangels  Henry,  driver  with  Turner  &  Co.,  dwlNE 

cor  Fourth  and  Freelon 
Mangels    Heniv,  groceries  and    liquors,   SW  cor 

Geary  and  bupont 
Mangels  Hermann,  (^<S'c/t7-orfer<fc  il/.^   dwl  SWcor 

Spear  and  Mission 
Mangels  John,  engineer  Albany  Brewery,  dwl  73 

Eveiett 
Mangels  John,  f  Mangels  Bros.)  dwl  540  Fourth 
Mangels  John  H.,  clerk  with  Ernst  Eberhardt,  dwl 

SW  cor  Howard  and  Sixth 
Mangels  Martin,  (Marlin  Mangels  &  Co.)  dwl    SE 

cor  Lombard  and  Taylor 
MANGELS    MARTIN    &   CO.,  {William   Foutz 

and  Claus  Wreden)  Washington  Brewery,  SE 

cor  Lombard  and  Taylor 
Mangels    Nicola  us,  (Mangels  Bros.)  dwl  NE  cor 

Fourth  and  Freelon 
Mangeot  Charles,   (Mangcot  &    Lacaze)  dwl   Ss 

Mission  bet  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
Mangeot  G.,  dwl  Old  San  Jos6  road,  6  miles  from 

City  Hall 
Mangeot  &  Lacaze,  (Charles  Mangeot  and  Baptiste 

Lacaze)  blacksmiths  and  watronmakers,702  San 
Mangle  Peter,  waiter,  NW  cor  First  and  Brannan 
MANHATTAN  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

(New  York.jR.  B.  Swain  &  Co.,  general  agents, 

office  314  California 
MANHATTAN  HOUSE,  James  &  John  Cornyn, 

proprietors,  707  Front 
MANHATTAN    LIFE    INSURANCE    CO.    OF 

NEW  YORK,  Landers  &  Co., general  agents, 

NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Sacramento 
Manheim  Isaac,  (Hagan  if  M.)  dwl  109  Turk 
Manion  James,  farmer,  dwl  Eleventh  Avenue  nr  N, 

South  S.  F. 
Manion  John,  salesman,  124  Kearny 
Manion — See  Mannion 
Manken  Louis,  musician,  dwl  313  Ellis 
Manley   Bridgeman,   Excelsior   Straw  Works,  141 

Fourth,  dwl  4  Howard  Court 
Manley  Geoige,  glass  blower,  dwl  MisBissippi  nr 

Santa  Clara 


JONES.  JfUIiliMAN  &  CO..  lis  Sausom  Street.  Millinery  Goods. 


BEDINQTON,  HOSTETTEK  &  CO.,  exclusive  Agents  tor  Hostetter's  Bitters. 


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Manley  Mark,  mariner,  dwl  32  SteuHrt 

Manley   N.  W.,  dresser  with  I.  M.  Wentworth   & 

Co.,  dwl  34  Hayes 
Manly  Frank,  painter,  dwl  523  Valencia 
Manly  Stephen  W.,  teatnuter   with  Dunpbv  &,  Hil- 

d'reth,  dwl  Fourteenth  Avenue,  Soutli  S.  F. 
Manmin  John,  porter.  Rues  House 
Mann  A.  L.,  assistant  teacher  Boys'  High  School, 

res  Brooklyn,  Alameda  Co 
Mann  Alexander,  cijrars  and   tobacco,   231    Mont- 
gomery, dwl  863  Folsom 
Mann  Charles  H.,  manager  with  C.  C.  Hastings  & 

Co.,  dwl  424  Minna 
Mann   C.    N.   Mrs.,  boarding,  NE  cor  Market  and 

Stockton 
Mann  David,  tailor,  dwl  185  Jessie 
Mann  Frank,  laundry,  917  Sacramento 
Mann  George  A.,  porter  with  N.  P.  Cole  &  Co.,  dwl 

14  Metcalf  Plnce 
MANN    GEORGE    S.,   office    15  Merchants'   Ex- 
change, dwl  31  South  Park 
Mann  J.  J.,  f  Smith  &  M.J  res.  King's  River,  Cal 
Mann  John,  liackman,  Plaza,  dwl  lOfi  Fourth 
MANN  JOHN,  liquor  saloon,   318  Bush,  dwl  180 

Perry 
Mann  John,  pilot,  dwl  1329  Sansom 
Mann  Levi,  bookkeeper  with  C.  C.  Hastings  &.  Co., 

dwl  424  Minna 
Mann    Russell  C,  planer  with   Schreiber,  Rohr  &, 

Co.,  dwl  S  8  Stevenson  bet  First  and  Second 
Mann  William,  clerk  with  Marcus  C.  Hawley  &  Co. , 

dwl  31  South  Park 
Mann  William,  messman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co. 'a  S. 

S.  Senator 
Maune  Manuel,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 
S.  Orizaba 

Manner ,  dwl  719  Market 

Manning  Agnes  M.  Miss,  principal   Mission  Street 

P  ri  ni  ary  Sch  ool ,  d  w  1  4  4  T  h  i  rd 
Manning  Alfred  W.,  oysters,   534  Montgomery,  dwl 

1416   Wasliington 
Manning  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  6  Calhoun 
Manning  Dennis  R.,  ^X>ff/7<e  <fc  Manning  J  d\f\  620 

Braiinan 
Manning  Ellen  Miss,  tailoress,  dwl  1120  Mission 
Manning  F.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Manning  Frances  C,   (widow)    dressmaking,    444 

Thii-d 
Manning  George,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

dwl  655  Howard 
Manning  H.  C,  mining,  dwl  331  Montgomery 
Manning  Henry  J.,  oysters,  522   Montgomery,  dwl 

1109  Clay 
Manniiifj  James  M.,  barkeeper,  Parker  House,  dwl 

17  Fifth  Avenue 
Manning  Jeremiah,  nurse,  City  and  County  Hospi- 
tal 
Manning  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  1139  Howard 
Manning  John,  blacksmith  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  10 

Clara 
Manning  John  F.,  porter,  dwl  1006  Natoma 
Manning  John  M.,  painter,  dwl  421   Stockton 
Manning  John,  porter  with  J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co., 

dwl  1106  Natoma 
Manning  Joseph,  signpainter,  dwl  524  Pine 
Manning  Joseph  G.  printer,  Alta  California,  dwl  N 

E  cor  BuhIi  and  Powell 
Manning  L.  D.,  laborer,  dwl   W  s  Jones  bet  Bay 

and  Francisco 
Manning  Lizzie  Miss.,  dressmaker,  dwl  740  Howard 
Manning   Manuel  G.,  f Marshall   8f    M.)   dwl    413 

Bryant 
Manning  Maurice,  laborer,  dwl  United  States  Hotel 
Manning  Michael,  hacknian,  Plaza,  dwl  27  Everett 
Manning  Michael  J.,  compositor  Monitor,  dwl  930 

Folsom 
Manning  Michael  T.,  Fashion  Saloon.  16  Sutter 
Manning  Patrick,  hostler  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  312 
Filth 


Manning  Patrick,  machinist,  dwl  212  Broadway 
Manning  Thomas,  dwl  419  Minna 
Manning  Thomas,  stevedore,  dwl  424  Vallejo 
Manning  Thon>as,  stonecutter,  dwl   NE  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Kearny 
Manning  Thomas,  tinsmith  with  A.  Hoy,  dwl  421 

Stockton 
Manning  William  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Laguna  nr 

Lily 
Manning  William   S.,  mining  engineer,    dwl    526 

Kearny 
Mannion  Daniel,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Hampshire  nr 

Twenty-second 
Mannion  F.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Mannion  James,  boilermaker  with  McAfee,  Spiers 

&  Co..  dwl  cor  Moss  and  Folsom 
Mannion  John,  peddler,  dwl  637  Minna 
Mannion  Patrick,  laborer  S.F.  and  P.  Sugar  Refin- 
ery, dwl  Eighth  nr  Bryant 
Mannion. — See  Manion 

Mannix  John,  liquors.  711  Mont,  dwl  16  Hawthorne 
Mannony  Frank  A.,  clerk,  dwl  505  Bush 
Manrow'j.  P.,  real  estate,  dwl  NE  cor  Larkin  and 

Chestnut 
Mans  Aaron,  driver  Golden  Gate  Brewery,  dwl  540 

Green 
MANS  AMEDEE,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Ritch  and  Brannan  {and  Mans  &  Staude)  dwl 

815  Pacific 
Mans  John,  tailor  with  Banks  &  Galvin,  dwl  What 

Cheer  House 
MansA  Staude,  fAmidee  Mann  and  John  StaudeJ 

groceries  and  liquors,  815  Pacific 
Mansbach  Emanuel,  (Mausback  &  Bine)  dwl  51 

Second 
Mansbach  <fe  Bine,  fEmnnud  Mansbnrh  mid  Solo- 
mon Bine)  fancy  goods,  12  Second 
Mansburv  Jeremiah,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
MANSELL   FREDERICK   &  CO.,    signpainters, 

412  Pine 
Mansell  M.,  switchman  Southern  Pacific  R.R. 
Mansfield  Harry,  clerk  with  Ami  Vignier,  dwl  510 

Eddy 
Mansfield  James,    deckhand   steamer  EI  Capitan, 

Oakland  Feri-y 
Mansfield  Joseph,  keeper  County  Jail,Ns  Broadway 

nr  Kearny 
Mansfield   Mayer,  (T.  H.  Rosenbaum  &  Co.)  dwl 

508  Eddy " 
Mansfield  Theodore,  clerk   with    Rockwell,    Coye 

&Co 
Mansiet  Jean,  carpenter,  .534  Pine 
Mansion   House,  Mrs.   Pauline  Mathison  proprie- 
tress. 615  Dupont 
Manson  Arthur  H.,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  252 

Jessie 
Mansou  C,  carpenter  H.C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Manson  James,  blackbmith  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

21  Frederick 
Manson  John  S.,  real  estate,  office  206  Front,  dwl 

720  Broidway 
Mansse  L. ,  dwl  331  Kearny 
Mansur  Joseph,  (LeCouni  Bros.  &   M.)  dwl  NW 

cor  Sutler  and  Kearny 
Mantell   Fernando,   bookkeeper  with   C.   Bernard, 

dwl  42  Garden 
MantinkH.  F.,  steward  steamer  Santa  Cruz,  Wash- 
ington St.  Wharf 
Maniz  Frederick,  upholsterer,  dwl  821  Filbert 
Manuel  Antonio,  (A.  S.  Marshall  &  Co. J  812^  Mkt 
Maiiyon  Patrick,  dwl  122  JIain 
Manzer  Lonson  M..  captain  night  inspectors  Custom 

House,  dwl  137  Park  Lane 
Mara  Lawrence,  laborer,  dwl  5  Pollard  Place 
Mara  Michael  R.,  drayman  with  Brittan,  llolbrook 

&  Co.,  dwl  722  Clementina 
Mara  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  21  Sixth 
Mara  Thomas,  laborer  withWheelan  &.  Co.,  dwl  72 
Minna 


The  "PEOPLES  "  is  a  home  Institution. 


C.  P   VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Hats  and  Caps. 


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MarabellH  John,  expresswagon,  809  Montgomery, 

dwl  N  8  Sutter  bet  Hyde  and  Leavenworth 
Maranda  Octave,  liarnessand  saddlery,  419  Sansom 
Maiandina  Regina,  (widow)  grocery,  133J  Dnpont 
MARASCHI    ANTHONY  Rev.,  treasurer  St.   Ig- 
natius College,  841  Market 
Marble  Abby  L.,  (widow)  dwl  1210  Mason 
MARBLE    FALLS    MINING    CO.,    (Ellsworth, 

Nev.)  office  405  Front 
Marble  Frederick,  iissorter  with  Charles  Harley  & 

Co.,  dwl  31 1)  Davis 
Marble  Henry,  mnriner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Marble  John*  liquors,  408  Pacitic 
Marble  Nelson,  carpenter,  dwl  1628  Sacramento 
Marble  Oliver  J.,  waiter,  7  Suuiuier,  dwl  10.)  Pros- 
pect Place 
Marboeuf  Louis,  cook,  112   Kearny,  dwl  Gailhard 

Hotel 
Marc  Philip,  laundry,  424  Union 
Marcal  Joliii   C,  cigiirs  and  tobacco,    638   Pacific 

dwl  827  Washington 
Marcellin  Paille,  laundry,  1424  Dupont 
Marcells  Louis,    mariner,   dwl   S  s   Merchant  bet 

Drumm  and  East 
Marcellns  George  W.,  sawyer  with  D.  A.  Macdon- 

aid  &  Co. ,  dwl  70ti  Folsom 
March  Adam,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  116  Welsh 
March  C.  E.,  caipenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
March  Honora,  (widov^-)  dwl  724  Howard 
March  John,  dwl  31 6  Pine 

Marchal  Louis,  cook,  13o  Sansom,  dwl  921  Wash 
Marchand  Constant,   watchcase  maker  with  P.  A. 

Gianniiii,  dwl  14  John 
Marchand  D  C,  (Patent  As^phnltxtn  Pavement  Co.) 

dwl  S  8  Fili)ert  bet  Hyde  and  Larlun 
Marchand  Edward,  restaurant,  324  Dufiont 
Marchand  Leo,  mariner,  dwl  SW  cor  Clay  and  East 
Marchant  Christopher,  market,  819    Jackson,    dwl 

Bur-goyne  Place 
Marchant  Eliliu  A.,  collector,  office  522  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  817  Jessie 
Marchant  George  H..  npholsterer,  dwl  783  Market 
MARCHANT  JOSEPH,    wood.    East  bet.  Market 

nnd  Commercial,  dwl  415  Fremont 
Marchebout  Anguste,  f Marckcbout  Bros.)  dwl  SW 

cor  Pacific  and  Dupont 
Marchebout  Brothers,  (  Aitguxte  and  Victor  J  furni- 
ture, ciirpets  and  upholstery,  921  Stockton 
Marchebout  Magloire,  tinsmith,  dwl  SW  cor  Pacific 

and  Dnpont 
Marchebout  Victor,    (Marchebout  iiros.y  dwl  1117 

Dupont 
Mavclii  Luigi,  laborer,  dwl  SE  ror  Bdwy  and  Vallejo 
Marchini  Mariano,  f  Snick  &  Co.)  dwl  1025  Pacific 
Marco  Claude,  winemaker,  dwl  517  Green 
Marcot  Joseph,   cabinetmaker   with  W.  J.  T.  Pal- 
mer &  Co.,  dwl  615  Dnpont 
Marcovich  Antonio,  cook,  dwl  NW  cor  Beale  and 

Bryant 
Marcovich  John,  Slavonia  Chop  House,  26  First 
Marcovich  John  P.,  oculist,  office  and  dwl  5  Stev 
Marcucic  Domingo,  shipbuilder,  dwl  W  s  Folsom 

nr  Fourteenth 
Marcus  Abraham,  fS.    O.  Alexander  &    Co.)  res 

New  York 
Marcus  E.    C.  Mrs.,   assistant  teacher  San  Bruno 

School,  dwl  585  Post 
Marcus  Geoi-ge,  (George  Marcus  Sf  Co.)  dwl  1030 

McAllister 
MARCUS    GEORGE   &  CO.,    (snecessors   to  J. 
Lowenlielm  &  Co.)  importers  and  commission 
merchants,  NW  coi- Sacramento  and  Davie 
Marcus  Harris,   (merchant,    Michigan  Blufls)  office 

414  Sacramento,  dwl  1238  Folsom 
Marcuse  Abraham  B.,  cigarniaker,  dwl  1316  Stock 
Marcnse  Hyman,  baker  with  Julius  Dobrzensky, 

dwl  550  Clara 
Marcnse  Hyman  L.,  fancy  goods  and  tailor,  1316 
Stockton 


Marcuson  Alexander,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 

Marcy  Charles,  driver,  dwl  12  Polk 

Marcy  Joseph,  merchant,  dwl  731  Pine 

Marcy  W.  G.,  colonel,  paymaster,  U.  S.  Navy,  dwl 

4"  Hiurhland  Terrace 
Marden  Charles,  clerk  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.,  dwl 

116  Dora 
Marden  Decatur,  agent  hardware,  office  and  dwl  37 

Second 
Marden  Ira.  (Marden  fc  Myrick)  dwl  SE  cor  Leav- 
enworth and  Francisco 
Marden  Robert  A.,  eufjineer,  dwl  21  Park   Avenue 
MARDEN  &  MYRICK,  (Ira  Marden  and  Fred- 
erick   W.  My  rick  J    manufacturers  coffee  and 

spices,  212  Sacramento 
Maren  Daniel,  lumberman,  dwl  238J  Ritch 
Maret  Eugene,  cook,  dwl  811  Bush 
Mareve  Pierre,  charcoal,  dwl  7  Sonora  Place 
Marey  John,  carriagesmith  with  John  W.  Lowry, 

dwl  421  Dupont 
Margginni   Peter,   milkranch,   dwl   Eighteenth  nr 

Douglas 
Margfiraf  Joseph,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  P.  Cole  & 

Co.,  dwl  679  Mission 
Margoulliet  Elie,  bookkeeper,  647  Commercial,  dwl 

807  Dupont 
Margraf  Leopold,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Margraf  Reinhard   C,   blacksmith    with    Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  cor    Eighteenth    and 

Folsom 
Margraf  Robert,  blacksmith,  dwlSE  cor  Eighteenth 

and  Folsom 
Maria  Jose  C,  harnessmnker  with  Main  &  Win- 
chester, dwl  Cariboo  Hotel 
Marian  Nicholas,  cabinetmaker,  dwl   130  Eighth 
Mariani  Charles,  waiter,  dwl  108  Prospect  Place 
Mariaui    G.    D.,    (Mariani  &    Sleffaui)    dwl  109 

Dupont 
Mariani  Giacomo,   waiter  with  Campi  &  Co.,  dwl 

23  Broadway 
Mariani    &    Stetfanni,     (G.    D.  Mariani    and  C. 

SteffanniJ  hardware  and  crockery,  1006  Dupont 
Mariano  Ricardo,  mariner,  dwl  24  Commercial 
Marie  Philipe,  porter  with  Belloc  FrtSres,  524  Mont- 
gomery 
Marietich  Andrew,  coffee  house,  NW  cor  Beale  and 

Bryant 
Marillier  Philip  S.,  clerk,  dwl  229  Kearny 
Marin  J.,  laborer,  P.  M.  SS.  Go's  Wliarf 
Marina  E.  J.  de  Sta,  stock  broker,   office  406  Mont, 

dwl  834  Clay 
Marina    Joseph  de   Sta,    stock  broker,  office    332 

Mont,  dwl  1202  Folsom 
MARINE  BOARD  SAN  FRANCISCO,  John  H. 

Wise  president,  James    L.    Bissell   secretary, 

office  607  Front 
MARINE    BOARD    UNDERWRITERS,    C.    T. 

Hopkins,  secretarv,  office  318  California 
MARINE  HOSPITAL  U.  S.,  N  W  cor  Mission  and 

Fifteenth 
Marino  Joseph,  longshoreman,  dwl  17  Frederick 
Marion  Cornelius,   plasterer  with    Samuel  Kellett, 

dwl  Stevenson  bet  Nineteenth  and  Tweniieth 
Marion  John  S.,  steward,  321  Cal,  dwl  68  Minna 
Marion  M.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Marion  Samuel,   (Marion    <^    Henderson)    dwl    1 

Beale  Place 
Marion  T.  M.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
MARION    &    HENDERSON,    (Saimiel   Marion 

and  Jnstus  Henderson)  liquor  saloon,  N  W  cor 

East  and  Commercial 
Markart  Nicholas,  painter,  dwl  20  Stockton  Alley 
Markel  David,  carpenter,  dwl  355  Jessie 
Market  Rnfus  C.  clerk  with  Adams,  Blinn  &  Co., 

dwl  539  Howard 
Market  and  Fourteenth  Streets  Homestead  Associ- 
ation, office  729  Montgomery 
MARKET  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO.,  (New  York) 

J.  R.  Wharton,  general  agent,  office  444  Cal 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Fancy  Dry  Gooda. 


MAS02I  &  POLTjAitD'S  PILliS  cure  Fever  and  Ague. 


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MARKET  STREET  RAILROAD,  offif-e   NE  cor 

Miirket  and  Montgomery , depot  junctiou  Market 

and  Valencia 
Market  Street  Stables,  Henry  J.  Randall  proprietor, 

669  Market 
Market  Street  Wharf,  foot  of  Market 
Markey  Andrew,  efevedore,  Riggers'  and  Stevedores 

Association,  "129  Pacitic 
Markey  Owen,  car^jenter,  dwl  13  Garden 
Markey  Patrick,  boatman,  dwl  d-'3  Davis 
Markey  Philip,  salesman,  109  Batteiy,  dwl  526  Pine 
Markey  Thomas   F.,  blacksmith  with   Larkius    & 

Co.,  dwl  E  8  Reed  nr  Clay 
Markey  Tliomas  \V.,   bookbinder  with   Althof  & 

Bahls.  dwl  44  Minna 
Markgraf  Leopold,  special  policeman,  dwl  W  s  De- 

vibadero  bet  Post  and  Geary 
Markliam  John,  cutter  U.  W.  M.  B.  &.  S.  Co.,  dwl 

153  Shipley 
Markham  Patrick,  bootmaker,  dwl  153  Shipley 
Markie  Thon)as.  laborer,  dwl  318  Pacific 
Marklen  Josephine,  (widow)  dwl  8  Folsom  Avenue 
Marklewitz  Gustave,  cigars  and  tobacco,  dwl  539 

California 
Markley  G.  W.,  carpenter  H. C.Lea gue, 128  Kearny 
Markley  Henry,  jeweler  with   Cal.   Jewelry   Co., 

dwl  S  s  Stevenson  bet  Seveutli  and  Eighth 
Markley  John  E.,  blacksmith  with  Kimball  Mauu- 

fiictnring  Co.,  dwl  40  Clara 
Markley  Levi,  /'Green  <fc  M.J  dwl  808  Bush 
Markinan  Christie,  laborer,  dwl  i.'3  Caroline 
Marknian  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Marks  — ,  dwl  4'.^  Sixth 
Marks  Aaron,  auctioneer  with  Joseph  Murks,  dwl 

15  Taylor 
Marks  Aaron,  tailor  with  H.  Pyser,  dwl  246  Clem- 
entina 
Marks  Abraham,  dwl  13  Everett 
Marks  Al)raham,  tailor,  dwl  418  O'Farrell 
Marks  Adolph,  drygoods,  1018  Diip,  dwl   1025  Dnp 
Marks  Adolph,  tailor,  619  California,  dwl  13  Everett 
Marks  August,  glazier, dwl  SEcor  Green  and  Taylor 
Marks  August,  locksmith,  514  Commercial,  dwl  S  8 

Bay  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 
Marks  Bemas,  dwl  625  Union 
Marks  Bernliard.principal  Lincoln  Grammar  School, 

dwl  cor  Union  and  Steiner 
Marks  Bernhard,  shoecuttei',  dwl  5  Gardner 
Marks  David,  salesman  with  Levi  Strauss  &  Co., 

dwl  317  Powell 
MARKS  E.,  importer  and  dealer  watches,  diamonds, 

jewelry,  etc.,  SW  cor  Montgomery  and  Clay 
Marks  E.  Mrs.,  fruits,  528  Third 
Marks  Edmund,  dwl  W  s  Larkin  bet  Tyler  and  Turk 
Marks  Emile.  bookkeeper  with  Simou  Lust  &  Co., 

dwl  3  Shipley 
Marks  Frederick,   watchmaker  and  jeweler,  1024 

Dupont.  dwl  816  Green 
Marks  H.,  clothing,  536  Commercial 
Marks  H.  B.  <l'  Co.,  (H.  E.  Leszynskyj  pawnbro- 
kers, 510  Kearny 
Marks  Henry,  baker,  dwl  254  Clara 
Marks  Henry,  clothing,  24  Steuart 
Marks  HenrV  B,,  (H.  B.  Marks  &   Co.)  dwl  510 

Kearny 
Marks  Jacob,  frnit  peddler,  dwl  611  Minna 
Marks  Jacob,  salesman   with  Levi  Strauss  &•  Co., 

dwl  317  Powell 
Marks  Jacob,  tailor,  633  Front,  dwl  419  Green 
Marks  Jacob  C,  fancy  drygoods,  .50  Third,  dwl  61 

Everett 
Marks  James  P.,  (John  J.  Marks  &   Co.)  dwl  865 

Mission 
Marks  J.  D.,  real  estate,  office  Dunbar  Court,  dwl 

Portsmouth  House 
Marks  Joel  A.,  auctioneer  with  Joseph  Marks,  dwl 

15  Taylor 
Marks  John,   butcher,   dvyl  NE  cor  Kearny  and 

Clay 


Marks  John,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Oriflamme 
l^Iarks  John,  waiter,  dwl  SW  cor  Wasli  and  Sansom 
MARKS   JOHN    J.,    harbor    commissioner,   office 

414  Montgomery,  (and  John  J.  Marks  <£  Co.) 

dwl  451  Brvant 
MARKS  JOHN  J.  &  CO.,  (James  P.  and  Thomas 

E.  MarksJ  shipchandlery,  .58  Clay 
Marks  Joseph,  auctioneer,  604  Cal.  dwl  15  Taylor 
Marks  Joseph,  lumberman,  dwl  SW  cor  Market  and 

Steuart 
Miirks  Joseph,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
MARKS  JOSEPH,  secretary  Ophir  S.  M.  Co.,  office 

45  Merchants'  Exchange,  dwl  83J  Chiy 
Marks  Louis,  drayman,  219  B.ittery,  dwl  913  Folsom 
Marks  Louis  M.,  plumber,  and  extraman  H.  &  L. 

Co.  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  266  Jessie 
Marks  Marcus,  agent  Percussion  Match  Co.,  dwl  3^ 

Rausch 
Marks  Max,  laborer,  dwl  528  Third 
Marks  Morris,  drygoods,  450  Third 
Marks  Morris,  fruit  peddler,  dwl  17  Bannam  Place 
Marks  Michael,  fiuit  peddler,  dwl  56  Sliipley 
Marks  S.  Mrs.,  milliner  and  milliuei-y,  412  Kearny, 

dwl  113  Eddy 
Marks  Sanniel,  brewery,cor  Folsom  and  Fourteenth, 

and  liquor  saloon,  .5v!7  Conmiercial 
Marks  Samuel,  tailor,  E  s  Drumm  bet  Jackson  and 

Oregon 
Marks  Samuel,  tailor,  809  Washington 
Marks  Saul,  (Marks  &  Weiufravbj  dwl  613  Post 
Marks  Simon,  cigar  manufacturer,  dwl  1817^  Powell 
Marks  Simon,  merchant,  ilwl  113  Eddv 
Marks  S.  L.,  (M(irks&  GleesonJ  dwl'bie  Howard 
Marks  Solomon,  boot  and  shoe  manufacturer,  523 

Market,  dwl  5  Gardner 
Marks  Thomas  E.,  (John  J.  Marks  &  Co.)  dwl  820 

Sutter 
Marks  William  S.,  bookkeeper,  215  California,  dwl 

1817i  Powell 
MARKS    &   GLEESON,    (Solomon  L.  Marks  & 

William  H.  Gleeson)  loan  and  discount  office, 

609  Sacramento 
Marks   &    Weintraub,   (Sanl  Marks  and  Samuel 

Weintranb)  bag  factory,  211  Clay 
Marks. — See  Marx 

Markward  John,   workman   California  Sugar   Re- 
finery, SW  cor  Brannan  and  Eighth 
Marky  Anne  Mrs.,  dwl  15  Union  Place 
Marky  Bridget,  (widow) ,  dwl  224  Fourth 
Marlatt  James,  master  mariner,  dwl  412  Fourth 
Marley  James,  carpenter,  dwl  20  Mission,  rear 
Marley    William   C.,   (Marley  <&  Bradshaw)  dwl 

1025  Harrison 
MARLEY  &  BRADSHAW,  ^TK?7/eV7w  C.  Marley 

and  Edward  L.  Bradshaw)  wines  and  liquorst 

313  Montgomery 
Marlow  Terrence,  engineer,  dwl  125  Shipley 
Marlow  Thomas,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Oriflamme 
Marnell  James,  waiter.  640  Market,  dwl  606^  Stev- 
enson 
Marogoonas  Zacharias,  lanndryraan  S.  F.  Liundry 

Ass'n,  dwl  Petaluma  Avenue  ur  loll  gate 
Marois  Charles,  brickyard,  cor  Bryant  and  Twen- 
tieth 
Maroney  Robert,  laundrymau  S.  F.  Laundry  Ass'n, 

dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Marooney  John,   laborer,    dwl    S  s    Brauuan    nr 

Seventh 
Marple   William   L.,   landscape  painter,    dwl  1313 

Jackson 
Marquand  Henry  N..  printer,  dwl  19  Moss 
Marquard  Adolpb,  (William  Bofcr  &  Co.)  dwl  610 

Sacramento 
Marquard  D.  F.,  dwl  903  Clay 
Marquard  Fritz,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Clay 

and  Stockton 
Marquardt  Frederick,  seaman,  dwl  127  Jackson 


PEOPLES  INSUBANCE  CO.— Their  Losses  are  promptly  paid. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Clothing,  etc. 


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Marqiiardt  John  G.  IJev.,  pastor  Germau  Evan- 
uelicat  Cliurcli,  dwl  534  Je^eie 

MARQUE  EiMILE.  editor  Counier  de  San  Frau- 
cisco,  dwl  323  ClieBtnut 

MarqnerPHU  AiigiiHt,  rarjieiiter  with  Miller  &  Haley 
dwl  K«niiiy  nr  Broadway 

Marquis  H..  brasslinisher  with  M.  Dobrzensky,  dwl 
408  Viillejo 

Marquis  John,  (MrDmi frail  <&  M.J  dwl  N  a  Eddy 
bet  Lajrima  and  Buchanan 

Marquis  Miituel.  barkeeper.  G19  Broadway,  dwl  N  s 
Union  bet  K«):nny  and  Dnpont 

Maira  Ann  JMrs..  fnriiislied  rooiiis,  225  Minna 

JIarra  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  2-J5  Minna 

Mai-r;ih  P.,  leatiiKier  with  Hancock  <&  Kelso 

Mariigaii  John,  1 1  borer,  dwl  IfiJ  ('biia,  rear 

Marriiier  Kufiis  K.,  (Buchelder  &  M.)  attorney  at 
law.  oltice  (j'17  Kearnv,  dwl  872  Mission 

MARRIOTT  FREDERICK,  editor  and  proprietor 
San  Fiancisco  News  Letter  and  California  Ad- 
vertiser, and  China  Mail  and  Flyinjj  Dragon, 
office  Gl'i  Montgomery,  dwl  W  8  Jones  bet 
Chestnut  and  Lombard 

Marriott  Fiedeiick  Jr.,  bookkeeper  with  Frederick 
Maiiiolt,  idwl  W  a  Jones  bet  Chestnut  and 
Lombard 

Marroc  Peter,  cook,  606  Stockton 

Marroii  Frederick,  tailor,  dwl  530  Bush 

Marron  John,  maiket.  220  First,  dwl  3  Tehama 

Marron  .John,  plasterer,  dwl  SE  cor  Harrison  and 
Cliesley 

Marron  John  H.,  laborer,  dwl  164  Clara,  rear 

Marron  Martin,  cartman,  dwl  Es  Bryant  Avenue 
bet  Hairison  and  Bryant 

Marron  Maitin,  marblepolisher  with  Edward  Mc- 
Grath 

Marron  Owen,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 
Kentucky  and  South 

Marron  Patrick,  jdasterer,  dwl  N  s  Bush  bet  Fill- 
more and  Sleiner 

MARS  JAMES  A.,  assaver  California  Assay  Office, 
512  California,  dwl  122  Taylor 

Marsden  Heniy,  bookbinder  with  D.  Hicks  &  Co., 
dwl  415  Union 

Mars.den  James,  niacliiiiisl,  dwl  227  Second 

Marsh  A.  Judjson.  I  Marsh,  PtUlury  &  Co.  J  bds 
Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Marsh  Albert,  tinsmith,  dwl  1208  Jackson 

Marsh  Almon  R.,  dwl  858  Folsom 

Marsh  Andrew  J.,  ( Marsh  <&  Oxhournc)  and  re- 
porter Fifteenth  District  Court,  office  31  Ex- 
change Building,  dwl  729  Harrison 

Marsh  E.  A.,  plasterer,  dwl  Bumboat  Exchange, 
Berry  nr  Third 

Marsh  E"  B.,  cajjitalist,  office  523  Montgomery,  res 
Oakland 

Marsh  George  S.,  fanner,  dwl  1416  Bneli 

Marsh  Henry  F.,  (John  Neicmau  Sf  Co. J  res  San 
Rafael 

Mar.<h  Moses,  dwl  W  s  Eleventh  nr  Folsom 

Marsh  Nathaniel  F.,  dravnian  with  Hooker  &  Co., 
dwl236Ritcli 

MARSH,  PILSBURY  fc  CO.,  (A.  Jitdson  Marsh 
and  Charles  J.  I'tlsbvryJ  importers  and  jobbers 
hardware,  tools  and  metals,  NE  cor  Front  and 
Pine 

Marsh  R.  G.,  actor,  dwl  American  Exchange  Hotel 

Marsh  Thoiuiis,  stevedore  Riggers  and  Stevedores' 
AsKMciation,  429  Pacific 

Marsh  'Williatn  H.,  s;desman  with  Marsh,  Pilsbury 
&  Co.,  dwl  427  Bush 

MARSH  &.  0'&^^0\iR^V:.,  f  Andrew  J.  Marsh  and 
Samuel  O 'ihonriifi J  offichd  short  hand  reporters, 
office  31   Exchange  Building 

Marshall  Alexander,  bootniaker  with  Buckingham 
&  Hecht,  dwl  248i  Clam 

Marshall  Antone.  deckhand,  dwl  W  s  Sausom  bet 
Union  and  Green 

Marshall  Antonio  S.,/'^.;S'.AfarsAa/;<fc  Co.;812i  Mkt 


Marshall  A.  S.  &  Co.,/' Antonio  Manuel)  bootblacks 

and  chimney  sweeps,  812J  Market 
Marshall  Benjamin,  liquor  saloon,  938  Kearny,  dwl 

329  Broadway 
Marshall  Caroline  Mrs.,  dwl  776  Howard 
Marshall    David   P.,  inspector  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co., 

dwl  SE  cor  Fiftli  and  Howard 
Marshall  EliasD.  carpenter,  dwl  14  Cleaveland 
Marshall  Ezekiel  L.,  mariner,  dwl  28J  Garden 
Marshall  George  M.,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl 

27  Hawthorne 
Marshall   George  W.,    (colored)    hairdresser  with 

James  R.  Brown,  dwl  707  ^'allejo 
Marshall   Henry,   cashier  and  deputy   tax-collector 

City  and  County,  dwl  920  Washington 
Marsliall  Heiny  IL,  barkeeper,  Alhambra  Theater 

Saloon,  dwl  323  Bush 
Marshall  James,  laborer  S.  F.  and  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  12^  Langton,  rear 
Marshall   James  D..  shoemaker  with  F.  X.  Kast, 

dwl  S  8  Oak  nr  Webster 
Marsliall  John,  deckhand,  dwl  15  Vallejo 
Marshall   John,   equestrian  manager,  dwl  NW  cor 

Washington  and  Sanson) 
Marshall  John,  laborer,  dwl  33  Fifth  Avenue 
Marshall   John,  milkman,  dwl  NW  corDruuim  and 

Oregon 
Marshall  John,  (Marshall  &  Manning)  dwi  413 

Bryant 
Marshall  John  C,  (colored)  cooper,  dwl  410  Third 
Maisball  Joseph,  oyster  stand,  NE  cor  Front  and 

Sacramento,  dwl  6  Graham  Place 
Marshall  Joseph,  (Williams  &  M.J  dwl  SW   cor 

Montgomeiy  and  Broadway 
Marshall   Joseph  W.,   drayman  with  H.  Webster  & 

Co.,  dwl  416^  Hyde,  rear 
Marshall   Levine,  lamplighter  S.   F.  Gas  Co.,  and 

capmaker,  dwl  260  Jessie 
Marshall  Lindsey  P.,  attorney  at  law.  office  604  Mer 
Marshall  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  .5255  Howard 
Marshall  Mary  V.,  (colored)  hairdresser,  411)  Third 
Marshall  Nicholas,  fish,  Wash  Market,  dwl  809  Clay 
Marshall  Patrick-,  dwl  52  Minna 
Marshall   Patrick  S.,  bookkeeper,   309  Front,  dwl 

763  Howard 
Marshall  R.,  lamplighter,  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Marsliall  R.  &  Co.,  decorators,  office  502  Mont 
Marshall    Samuel   A.,    (Marshall  4-    HaiglUj  dwl 

525^  Howard 
Marshall    Tliomas,   machinist  Union   Iron   Works, 

dwl  13  Leroy  Place 
Marshall  Thomas,  spinner  M.  and  P.  Woolen  Mills, 

dwl  E  B  Columbia  bet  Santa  Clara  and  Sixteenth 
Marshall  Wesley,  shoemaker  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl 

34  Second 
Marshall  William,  saloon,  dwl  103  Fiist 
Marshall  William,  sbipcarpeuter,  dwl  539  Minna 
Marshall  William,  tinsmith,  dwl  NE  cor  Polk  and 

Vallejo 
Marshall  William  M.,  miner,  dwl  52  Second 
MARSHALL  &  HAIGHT,  ( Samuel  A.  Marshall 

and  Robert  UaightJ  commission  merchants,  208 

Clay 
Marshall  &  Manning,  (John  Marshall  and  Manuel 

G.  ManniiigJ  milkmen,  413  Bryant 
Marshland  H.,  cook  P.  M.  S  S.  Great  Republic 
Marshutz  L.  Charles.  (Binekley&Co.)  dwl  204  3Iont 
Marsicano  Tomaso,  dwl  N  s  Dnpont  Alley 
Marsili  Guiseppe,  hostler  with  Novella  &  Cadenasso, 

dwl  427  Jackson 
Marsili  Lorenzo,  hostler  with  Novella  &  Cadenasso, 

dwl  427  Jackson 
Marston  Charles  A.,  photogrnpher,  6.52  Washington 

and  806  Kearny,  dwl  652  Washington 
Marston  Frank  A., "patternmaker   Fulton  Foundry, 

dwl  223  First 
Marston  Henrv  W.,  salesman  with  Cummiugs  Bros, 

dwl  147  Third 
Marston  L.  H.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Ladies'  and  Children's  Woolen  Goods. 


YERBA  SANTA,  a  remarkable  and  never-failins  remedy  lor  Bheumatism. 


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Marston  Robert  F.,  blacksmith  with  Pollard  <fe  Car- 

vill  Manufacturinff  Co.,  res  Fruitvale,  Alameda 

Co 
Mattel  James  L.,  real  estnte  broker,  office  13  Court 

Block.  63()  Clay,  dwi  420  Ellis 
Martell  Irene,     (widow)    dwl   N  s   McAllister  bet 

Goufj^li  and  Octavia 
MARTELL  JOHN,  silverplater,  647  Sacramento, 

dwl  519  Bryant 
Martens  Charles  H.,  upholsterer  with  H.  Horstmann 

&  Co. 
Martens  Christian,  driver  with  Frederick   Martens, 

dwl  NW  cor  Sacramento  and  Stockton 
Martens  Clans  John,  carpenter,  dwl  415  Brannan 
Martens  D.,  laborer,  dwl  16  Jansen 
Martens  Frederick,  bntter,  cheese  and  efirtfS,  57  and 

58  Wiishington  Market,  dwl  822  Union 
Martens  John,  clerk  with   Lazard   Freres,  dwl  915 

Sacramento 
Martens  John,  doormaker  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe,  dwl 

415  Brannan 
Martens  John,  market,  N  s  Twentieth   bet  Folsom 

and  Shotwell 
Martens  Marcus,     cabinetmaker    with   George   B. 

May  &,  Co.,  dwl  12  B.igley  Place 
Martens^See   Martins 
Martense  Georgia  Mrs  ,  dwl  783  Market 
Martenstein  Daniel,  miller  with   J.   Martenstein  & 

Co.,  dwl  6l6()'Farrell 
MARTENSTEIN  J.  &    CO.,    f  Austin    Walrntkj 

proprietors  National  Flour  Mills,  SW   cor   Bat- 
tery and  Pacitic 
Martenstein  Jacob,  (J.  Martenstein  &  Co. J  dwl  318 

Ellis 
Martenstein  John,  laborer  with  J.   Martenstein  &. 

Co.,  dwl  616  O'Farrell 

Martin ,  fruits,  bds  122   LeidesdorfT 

Martin ,  merchant,  dwl  431  Pine 

Martin  Abraham,  wholesale   groceries   and   provis- 
ions, 420  Com,  dwl  SW  cor  Fourth  and  Folsom 
Martin  Addison,  weigher  Custom  House,   dwl  512 

Third 
Martin  Albert,  paying  teller  with  Tallant  <fe   Co., 

dwl  26  Sixth 
Martin  Albert  F.,  conductor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

116  Clara 
Martin  Alexander,  assay  department  U.  S.B.  Mint, 

dwl  733  Broadway 
Martin  Alexander,  farmer,  Ocean   Beach   road,  nr 

Ocean  House 
Martin  Alexinder,  with  Donald   Davidson   &   Co., 

338  jMontgomery 
Martin  A.  M.  Miss,  saleswoman  521    Kearny,   dwl 

E  s  Main  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Jlartin  Andrew,  coppersmith,  dwl  129  Folsom 
Martin  Andrew  N.,   hairdresser  with  John    Ham- 

nierscbmidt,  dwl  73  Natoma 
Martin  Andrew  S.,   boxniaker  with  Swan,  Dunbar 

&  Co.,  dwl  14  Harlan  Place 
Martin  Angus,  Lake  House,  Ocean  Beach  Road,  nr 

Ocean  House 
Martin  Antoinette  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  1028  Du- 

pout 
Martin   Arthur,  assistant  boxclerk  Postoffice,  dwl 

137  Third 
Martin  B.,  luborer,  dwl  411  Filbert 
Martin  Bernard,  gastitter  with  J.  H.  O'Brien  <!k  Co., 

dwl  217  Second 
Martin  Biidget,   (widow)  dwl  cor  Eighteenth  and 

Douglass 
Martin  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl916i  Folsom 
Marl  in  B.  W.,  Carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
MARTIN    CAAIILO,    assistant  manager  Lond  >'n 

and  San  Francisco  Bank  Limited  and  Consul  for 

Spain,  office  423  California,  dwl  343  Jessie 
Martin  Charles,  dwl  624  Commercial 
Marl  in  Charles,  carriagetriinmer  with  I.  Van  Court, 

dwi  S  s  Third  bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Martin  Charles,  clerk,  dvi-l  116  Dora 


Martin    Charles,    jobwagon.   cor  Montgomery   and 

Jackson,  dwl  N  s  PfeifTer  bet  Dup  and  Stock 
Martin  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  407  Drnmm 
Martin  Charles,  nurseryman  wilh  Alfred  Bi'ocq, dwl 

Twenty -first  Avenue  and  J,  South  S.  F. 
Martin  Charles,  /"Colin,  M.  &  Co. J  res  Petaluma 
Martin  Christ,  produce  dealer,  dwl  913  .Sacramento 
Martin   Clark,  (Martin  ^  HortonJ  dwl  N  s  Val- 

lejo  nr  Mason 
Martin   Cornelius,  policeman  and  inspector  hacks. 

City  Hall,  dwl   W  s  Chattanooga  bet  Twenty- 
first  and  Twenty-second 
Martin  Daniel,  engineer,  dwl  141  Fourth 
Martin  Daniel  E.,  superintendent  A.  R.  C.  Ice  Co., 

dwl  NE  cor  Valencia  and  Twentv-second 
Martin  Daniel  S.,  fD.  S  Martin  &  Go. J  dwl  NW 

cor  Bush  and  Sansom 
Martin   D.    S.  &  Co.,  f  Charles  A.  Malm)  trunk- 
makers,  NE  cor  Bush  and  Montgomery 
Martin  Edward,  commercial  broker,  dwl  819  Mont 
Martin  Edward,  expresswagon,  Oakland  Feriy,  dwl 

707  Front 
MARTIN  EDWARD,  secretaiy  and  treasurer  Hi - 

hernia  Savings  and  Loan  Society,  office  NE  cor 

Montgomery  and  Market,  ^a«/i  Edward  Mar- 
tin &  Co.)  dwl  725  Sutter 
MARTIN  EDWARD  &  CO.,  (D.   V.  B.  Eenarie) 

wludesale  liquor  dealers,  408  Front 
Martin  Eliza  R.,  (widow)  dwl  736  Teh.ima 
Martin  Emilj'  J.,  (widow)  dwl  \h\  Welsh 
Martin   Fannie  E.   Miss,  saleswoman,  o.'l  Kearny, 

dwl  E  s  Main  bet  Howard  and  Fol.*"m 
Martin  F.  H.,   collector  wilh  Howe  &.  Rosenbaum, 

dwl  619  Washington 
Martin  Francis,  stonecutter,  dwl256i  Jessie 
Martin  Frank,  longshoreman,  dwl  W  s  Sansom  bet 

Union  and  Green 
Martin  Frederick,  modeler  with  Samuel  Kellett,  dwl 

763  Market 
Martin  George,  hcrsetrainer,  dwl  Agricultural  Park, 

Cliff  House  Road 
Martin   George,  watchman  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory, 

dwl  cor  Iowa  and  Shasta 
Marl  in  George  W.,  dwl  421  Bush 
Mariin   George  W.,  rigger,  dwl  Rincon  Court  nr 

Main 
Martin   George  W.,   tinsmith  -with  Locke  &  Jlon- 

tague,  dwl  Coso  House 
Martin  H.,  cook  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Martin   H.  B.  &  Co.,  (Richard   Gird  and  Clinrlei 

A.  Carpenter  J  engine  and  pump  manufactur- 
ers, 13  Fremont 
Martin  Hennings,  upholsterer,  dwl  12  Bagley  PI 
Martin  Henry  A.,  conductor  N.  B.&M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

266  Clementina 
Martin  Horace  B.,  (E.  B.  Martin  &  Co.)  dwl  451 

Natoma 
Martin  Hugh,  teamster,  dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
Martin  Hugh,  teamster  with  George  Dougherty^dwl 

12  Natoma 
Martin   Isaac  D.,   salesman,  525  Kearny,  dwl  706 

Pine 
Martin  J.,  cook  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Martin  J.,  (widow)  dwl  330  Sutter 
Mariin  Jacob,  bagmaker  with  Marks  &  Weintraub, 

dwl  144  Perry 
Martin  Jacob,   seaman,  dwl   SW  cor  JIarket  and 

Stenart 
Martin  James,  carpenter,  dwl  568  Mission 
Martin  James,  hackman.  Plaza,  dwl  355  Minna 
Martin  James,  mariner,  dwl  1 16  Stenart 
Martin  James,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 

California 
Martin  James  N.  Rev.,  pastor  Mission  St.  M.   E. 

Church,  dwl  E  s  Shotwell  nr  Twentictli 
\Iart in  Jean  Verger,  baker  witii   Ratto   &.  Co.,  427 

Pacific 
Martin  J.  M.,  clothing  and  gents'  furnishing  goods, 

431  Montgomery,  dwl  809  Bush 


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Martin  John,  dwl  Adams  Honse 
Martin  John,  hrickmaker,  dwl  NW  cor  Twenty -sec- 
ond and  Dolores 
Martin  John,  carpenter,  dwl  11(>  Steuart 
Martin  Joiin,  carpenter,  dwl  320  Taylor 
Martin  John,  carpenter,  dwl  371  Jessie 
Martin  John,  clerk,  dwl  913  Sacramento 
Martin  .John,  hackman  Rnss  HoiiRe 
Martin  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory,  dwl  E 

s  Illinois  bet  Shasta  and  Napa 
Martin  John,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  First  and  Minna, 

dwl  538  Mission 
Martin  Jolin,  messenger  First  National  Gold  Bank, 

501  Montgomery 
Martin  John,  real  estate,  dwl  909  Harrison 
Martin   John,  ropemaker,  dwl  W  s  Tennessee  nr 

Sierra 
Martin  John,  shippingmaster  P.M.S.  S.  Co"s  Wharf, 

dwl  1 155  Folsoni 
Mnrtin  Joim,  shoemaker,  dwl  269  Minna 
Miirtin  John,  teamster,  dwl  1032  Jliseion 
Martin  .John,  teamster  with  Tiernan  &  Ryder,  dwl 

E  s  Mission  nr  Twenty-second 
Martin  John,  waiter  North    Pac.  Trans.  Co"s  S.  S. 

Moses  Taylor 
Martin  John  B.,  miner,  dwl  354  Third 
IMartin  John  J.,  dwl  1'203  Union 
Martin  John  L.,  tobacconist  with   Isaac  K.   White, 

'J2I  Sacramento 
Martin  John  Ross,  collector,  dwl  17  Turk 
Martin  John  W.,  carpenter  California  Mills,  dwl  28 

Perry 
Martin  John  W.,   billiard   clerk  Occidental  Hotel, 

dwl  231  Minna 
Martin  Joseph,  cook,  dwl  650  Pacific 
Martin  Joseph,  laborer  Sailors'  Home,  SW  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Vallejo 
Martin  Julia,  machine  operator  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  252  Stevenson 
Martin  Lewis,  carpenter  H.  C.  League.  128  Kearny 
MARTIN  LEWIS,  liquor  and  billiard  snioon,  SE 

cor  Jackson  and  Stockton,  dwl  S  s  Filbert   bet 

Kearny  and  Montgomeiy 
Martin  Marcus,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  12  Bagley  Place 
Martin  Martin,  blacksmith  with  Casebolt  &  Kerr. 

dwl  '119  Clememina 
Martin  Mary,    (widow)  furnished  rooms,  252  Stev- 
enson 
Martin  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  411  Filbert 
Martin  Mjitthew,  cooper  with  Francis  W.  Arnold, 

dwl  568  Mission 
Martin  Michael,  hairdresser,  dwl  73  Natoma 
Martin  Miclmel,  laborer,  dwl  411  Filbeit 
Martin  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  41 1  Poi^t 
Martin  Michael,  shipcalker,  dwl  836  Green 
Martin  Mnior  S.,  stockbroker,  office  316  California, 

dwl  Ci)smopolitan  Hotel 
Martin  Neil,  farmer,  Ocean  Beach  road  nr  Ocean 

House 
Martin    Neil,    workman    T.   H.   Selby's    Smelting 

Works,  dwl  Houston  nr  Taylor 
Martin  Owen,  laborer,  dwl  318  Pacific 
MARTIN    I'ADEY,  cement  pipe  factory,  SE  cor 

Francisco  and  Taylor,  dwl  635  Union 
Martin  Patrick,  barkeeper  with  Conway  &  Blaney, 

dwl  227  Jessie 
Martin   Patrick,  laborer  Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R.  R., 

dwl  1592  Bush 
Mat-tin  Penn,  (J.JuUien  ifc  Co.)  dwl  1004  Dupont 
MARTIN  P.  G.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Tay- 
lor and  O'Farrell 
3Iartin  Reliecca,  (widow)  dwl  144  Perry 
Mariin  Richard,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory 
Mai  tin  Kobert,  dwl  223  Fifth 
Martin  Robert,  baker  with  William  Hessler,  dwl 

l02ttHyde 
Martin  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  613  Mission 
Martin    Robert  S.,  master  mariner,  dwl  NW  cor 

Fourth  and  Beriv 


Alartin  Sarah,  superintendent  Ocean  Beach   Road, 

dwl  Ocean  House 
Martin    S.    B.,   farmer,   dwl    American   Exchange 

Hotel 
Martin  Simon,  peddler,  dwl  69  Shipley 
Martin  T.,  teamster  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Martin  Thomas,  cook  Lick  House 
Martin  Thomas,  driver  Front   St.,  M.  &  O.  R.  R., 

dwl  N  8  Bush  bet  Van  Ness  Av  ami  Franklin 
Martin  Thomas,  hackman,  dwl  206  Ujtch 
Martin  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  12  Clara 
Martin  Thomas,  laborer,  538  Clay,  dwl  .558  Natoma 
Martin  Thomas,  shoemaker,  1432  Pacific 
Martin  Thomas  F.,  mariner,  dwl  132  Shipley 
Martin  Thomas  S.,   clerk   Hibernia    Savings  and 

Loan  Bank,  dwl  725  Sutter 
Martin  W.  B..  (Martin  &   Roberts)  dwl   SE   cor 

Bush  and  Polk 
Martin  W.  C,  pilot  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'sstmr  Amador 
Martin  W.  H.  &  Co.,  (0.  F.  Graves,  John  Ballnrd 

and    WiUinm  J.  Paltersou)  bridge   and  wharf 

builders,  office  240  Montgomery 
Martin  Wheeler,  {Martin  if   iVardJ  dwl  N  8  Mar- 
ket bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Martin  William,  assistant  register  clerk  Fifteenth 

Difttrict  Court,  dwl  1522  Stockton 
Martin  William,  carpenter,  dwl  65  Natoma 
Martin  William,  carpenter,  dw^l  1032  Mission 
Martin  William,  cook,  626  Market,  dwl  953  Mission 
Mariin  William,  laborer,  dwl  27  Anthony 
Martin  William  A.,  cooper  with  A.  S.  Gordon,  dwl 

46  Natoma 
Martin  William  H.,  general  agent  California  Immi- 
grant Union,  oltice  316  California 
Martin   William  H.,  U.  S.  bargeman,  Vallejo  St. 

Wharf 
Martin  William  H.,^I^.  H.  Martin  &    Co.;  dwl 

1024  Bush 
MARTINA  HORTON,  (Martin  Clark  and'Ihom- 

as  R.  HortonJ  wines  and  liquors,  545  Clay  and 

534  Monlgomerv 
MARTIN  &  ROBERTS/^  M^.  B.  Mariin  and  David 

H.  Roberts)  Central  Billiard   S.iloon,   SE  cor 

Bush  and  Polk 
MARTIN  &  WARD  (Wheeler  Martin  and  George 

J.    Ward)  manufacturers  pickles,   preserves, 

etc.,  cor  Market  and  Brady,  adj  San  Jo86  R.  R. 

Depot 
Martin's  Block,  S  s  Market  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Martiiiache  N.  J.,  phy.sician,  otiice  21  Post,  dwl  E  s 

First  Avenue  bet' Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Martindell  David  W.,  real  estate,  dwl  1001  Market 
Martine  H.,  dwl  5  Stockton 
Martineant  Eugene,  moulder,  dwl  733  Clay 
Martineaut  Josephine  Mrs.,  costumer,  733"  Clay 
Martinelli    Giovanni,   laborer   witii    Bri^nardello, 

Macchiavello  &  Co.,  dwl  Garibaldi  Hotel 
Martinet  Jetferson,  collector,  dwl  Coso  Av  nr  Aztec 
Martinetti  Zaverio,  workman  with  R.  F.  Rochicioli, 

dwl  10  Tyler 
Martinez  Anibnio,  (Cobo,  M.  4-  Oo.)  dwl  528  Third 
Martinez  Joseph  F.,  porter,  607  Sacramento,  dwl 

710  Washnigton 
Martinez  Juan,  (Cobo,  Martinez  &  Go.)  dwl  I485 

Clara 
Martinez  Nicholas,  bricklayer,  dwl  33  Hinckley 
Martinez  Ramon,  mariner,  dwl  S  s  Commeicial  bet 

Druumi  and  East 
Martinez  Thomas,  bodyniaker  with  Pollard  &  Car- 

vill  Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  33  Welsh 
Martini  B.,  hairdresser  with  E.  Boisse,  dwl  SW  cor 

Stockton  and  Green 
Martini  Giovanni,  packer  with  A.  Bonrgoingtfe  Co., 

dwl  W  s  Dupont  bet  Filbert  and  Greenwich 
Martini  Giuseppe,  dwl  632  Pacific,  rear 
Martini  L.  A.,  teacher  music,  dwl  1416  Pacific 
Martini  Paul,  bootblack  with  Heider  it  Hilberer, 

310  Bush 
Martini  Rose,  fruits,  etc.,  NW  cor  Pow  and  Union 


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Martini    Rudolph,   baker  with   W.    Hessler,  N  s 

Washington  bet  Hyde  andLarkin 
M-irlino  MMiliu,  waiter,  8"25  Diipont 
MAKTINON   AUGUSTO,    commission    merchant 

and  Spanish  translator,  office  614  Merchant,  dvvl 

51.T  Hush 
JIaitinoni  Peter,  bousesmith  with  John  R.  Sims,  dwl 

5:j;J  Green 
Marti  noni     Pietro,     laborer      with     Brignardello, 

Mncchiavello  &  Co.,  dwl  Bdwy  bet  San  and  Bat 
Maitiuoui  Stephen,  barkeeper.  1017  Kearny 
Martinovicb  Samuel,  liquor  saloon,  NVV  cor  East 

and  Sacramento 
Martino  Julius,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf, 

dvvl  N  8  Lombard  bet  Polk  and  L:iikin 
Martins  Martin.  Alhanibra  Saloon,  18  Sutter 
Martins  Niciiolas,  cabinetmaker  with  Philip  Stern, 

dwl  7()8  Howard 
Martins. — See  Martens 
Martiny  Julius,  disciiarging   clerk,  dwl    NW  cor 

Lombard  and  Polk 
Martrou  Gabriel,  carriagetrimmer,  dwl  113  Shipley 
i\Iarvin  Frank,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Murvin  Frank,  storekeeper,  dwl  S  s  Mkt  nr  Ninth 
Marx  Adolph,  bookkeeper  Pacific  Brewery,  dwl  271 

Teliama 
Marx  D.ivid,  cigars  and  tobacco,  227  Bush,  dwl  132 

Dora 
Marx  Levi,  salesman  with  L.  Atkinson  &  Co.,  dwl 

N  s  Sutter  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Marx  Samuel  Mis  ,  dwl  633  O'Farieil 
Maix  Simon,  expressman,  220  Dupont 
Marx. — See  Marks 

Mary  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  421  Dnpont 
Mnryatt  Sophia,  (widow)  dwl  112  Virginia 
Marye  George  T.  Jr.,  attorney  at  law,  office  34-35 

Exchange  Building,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Marvn  Nicholas,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  130  Eighth 
MAKYSVILLE  LINE  STEAMERS,  C.  S.  Nav  Co., 

office  NE  cor  Front  and  Jackson 
MARYSVILLE    WOOLEN    MILLS,    L.    &    M. 

S;ichs  &  Co.  agents,  office  SW  cor  Battery  and 

Bush 
Mnrzetti  Matilda,  furnished  rooms,  207  Kearny 
Marzicano  Patricias,  real  estate,  dwl  SW  cor  Broad- 
way and  Dupont 
Mascekio  G..   drayman  Italian  Hospital,  Noe  bet 

Twenty-eighth  and  Twenty-ninth 
Masdeu  George,  drayman,  dwl  E  s  Jones  bet  Bush 

and  Pine 
Maser  J.  W.,  photographer,  dwl  131  O'Farrell 
Mashowsky  Albert,  liquors,  dwl  320  Dupont 
Masioli  Dominique,  stonecutter,  dwl  E  s  Jones  bet 

Clay  and  Sacramento 
Maskell  John,  clerk  with  John  Rosenfeld,  dwl   105 

Garden 
Mason  Adoniram  J.,  (Mason  <fc    Taylor)  dwl  405 

Sutler 
Mason  Alfred,  plasterer  with  Jennings  &.  Garfield, 

dwl  W  8  Tennessee  nr  Mariposa 
Mason  Alfred,  porter  with  Hellmann  Bros.,  dwIN  s 

Broadway  bet  Leavenworth  and  Jones 
Mason  Andrew   J.,   millwright,   dwl  524  Oak  nr 

Webster 
Mason  Benj^imin,  {D.  A.  McKinley  Sf  Co.)  dwl  E  s 

Polk  liet  Bush  and  Sutter 
Mason    Cas;  ar  H.,   wiUchman   U.    S.    Appraisers' 

Store,  dwl  224  Post 
MASON  CHARLES,  secretary  H.  B.  M.  Consul, 

319  C!ilifornia,dwl  1219^  Kearny 
Mason  Charles  M,,  contractor,  dwl  181  Jessie 
Mason  Chiistopher,  laborer,  dwl  E   a   San    Bruno 

Road,  nr  Twenty-eighth 
Mason  Clara  C,    (widow)    dwl  S  s  Sixteenth  bet 

Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Mason  Daniel,  laborer,  Masonic  Cemetery,  dwl  cor 

Cemetery  Avenue  and  Geary 
Mason  Edward,  malster,  dwl  720  Third 
Mason  Edmund  Y.,  (Downing  &  M.)  dwl  28  Turk 


Mason  Ernest  B.,  machinist  with  Mason  &  Taylor, 

dwl  313  Stockton 
MASON  FREDERICK,  real  estate,  office  33  Mont- 
gomery Block,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Mason  James,  clerk  with  Henry  C.  Hyde,  dwl  NE 

cor  Broadway  and  Leaven woith 
Mason  James,  raalster,  dwl  720  Third 
Mason  James  B.,  conductor  N.  B.  ti.  M.  R.  R. ,  dwl 

346  Jessie 
Mason  James  E.,  clerk  with  W.  A.  Church,  dwl  636 

Commercial 
Mason  John,  brewer,  dwl  S  b  Francisco  bet  Mason 

and  Powell 
Mason  John,  Liborer,  dwl  665  Mission, rear 
Mason  John,  shoemaker,  48  First,  dwl  58  Jessie 
Mason  John  E.,  civil  engineer,  office  33  Montgomery 

Block,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Mason  John  I.,  clerk  with  Jones,  Pullman  &  Co., 

dwl  265  Kearny 
Mason  John   S.,    carpenter    H.    C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
Mason  Joseph,  capitalist,  dwl  Coso  House 
Mason  Joseph,  cook  with  Edward  Marchand,  dwl 

814  Sacramento 
Mason  Joseph  H.,  physicinn,  dwl  220^  Fiftli 
Mason  Joseph  J.,  clerk,  dwl  NE   cor  Leavenworth 

and  Broadway 
Mason  Julien  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  727  Bdwy 
Mason  J.  Warren,  storekeeper  Gibb's  Wai'ehouse, 

dwl  238  Taylor 
Mason  Leonora  A.,  (widow)    dwl  Ss  Seventeenth 

nr  Dolores 
j^Iason  Margaret  S.  Miss,  dwl  238  Taylor 
Mason  Mary  Mrs.,  saleswoman  with  Swain  &  Co., 

7  Kearny 
Mason  Thomas,  merchandise  broker,  office  128  Clay, 

dwl  Vallejo  bet  Stockton  and  Powell 
Mason  William,  liquors,   656  Washington,  dwl  523 

Kearny 
Mason  William  A.,   lumber  stevedore,  dwl   SE  cor 

Main  and  Harrison 
Mason  William  C,  clerk  with  C.  J.  Hawley  Si,  Co., 

res  Clinton,  Alnmeda 
MASON  &  TAYLOR,   (Adoniram  J.  Mr, son  and 

John   W.    Taylor)  hoot  and  shoe  manufactur- 
ers, room  22,  109  Ciilif'ornia 
MASONIC  BOARD  OF  RELIEF,  office  Masonic 

Temple 
MASONIC   BUILDING,  (Reese's)  722  Wash 
MASONIC  CEMETERY,   Lone   Mountain,   John 

G.  Gay,  Supeiiniendenl 
MASONIC  MIRROR,   (weekly)   Bishop,  Sherman 

&  Carrick  proprietors.  (iOS  Market 
MASONIC  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  BANK,  Leon- 

idas  E.  Pratt  president,  George  Robins  secre- 
tary, office  6  Post,  Masonic  Temple 
MASONIC  TEMPLE,  NW  cor  Alont  and  Post 
Masousette  Eugene,   compositor  Courrier  de   San 

Fi-ancisco,  dwl  545  Washington 
Mass  Claus,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Mass  Peter  H.,  fruits,  417  Suiter 
Mass  William,  clerk  with  Henry  Nelson,  dwl  SE 

cor  Seventh  and  Stevenson 
Masse  Louis,  cook,  dwl  442  Powell 
Massen  Christian,  carpenter,  dwl  355  San   Bruno 

Road  nr  Thirtieth 
Masset  August,  shoemaker  with  E.  Lhote,  dwl  222 

Ritch 
Masseth  Michael,  expresswagon.  NW  cor  Pine  and 

Sausom 
Massett  Auguste,  shoemaker,  dwl  222  Ritch,  rear 
Massett  Stephen  C,  correspondent,  dwl  Cosmopoli- 
tan Hotel 
Massey  Atkins,  (Masxey  &  Yung)  dwl  1424  Cal 
Massey  Charles  P.  Jr.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  N  s  Post  nr 

Fillmore 
Massey  Frances,  (colored) (widow)  dwl  725  Bdwy 
Massey  H.  W.,  debenture  and  abstract  clerk  Custom 

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MiiJ^eey  John  N.,  clerk,  dwl  33  Kearny 
Ma.Hsey  Richard  L..  painter,  dwl  47  Morton 
MASSEY  &.  YVyiG,  (Atkins  Massey  a7id  Nicholas 
YnnffJ  cottin  warehouse  and  undertakers,  651 

Sacramento 
Ma?eic  H.  W.,  clerk,  dwl  'ilO  Powell 
Slasslus  Doininick,  restaurant,  dwl  1520  Dupont 
Massou  Francis,  laborer,  dwl  516  Pacific 
MasBon  Francis  P.,  f Salomon  t&  Co. J  dwl  7  Harlan 

Place 
Masson  Jean  E.,  cook  with  J.  B.  Guillemette,  dwl 

516  Pacific 
Masson  Jean  J.,  (Mnsson  &  Perez)  635  Pacific 
Masson  P.  B.  F.  Madame,  teacher  French,  dwl  17 

Fourth 
Masson  Thomas,  dwl  3  Clay  Avenne 
Masson   &   Perez,    (Jean  J.  Mott.ion  and  Maiiuel 

Perez  J  liquor  saloon,  636  Pacific 
Masfoiii  Henry,  cook,  dwl  259  Minna 
Massy  Leopold,  laborer,  dwl  516  Pacific 
Mast  Chailes  L  ,  salesman  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &. 

Co.,  dwl  246  Stevenson 
Mast  Herman,  barkeeper,  601  Sac,  dwl  1824  Powell 
Mast  Joseph  S.,  conductor  Front  St.,  M.  &  O.  R.  R., 

dwl  SI']  cor  Polk  and  Austin 
MASTEN  NATHAN  K.,  cashier  and  secretary  First 

National  Gold  Hank  of  San  Francisco,  office  501 

Montgomery,  dwl  21  South  Park 
Hasten  William,  mariner,  dwl  62  Tehama 
Master  Michael,  lou^'slioreman,  dwl  26  Stenart 
Masters  William,  watchman  U.  S.  assistant  treasu- 
rer's office,  dwl  510  Howard 
Masterson  John,  armorer,  dwl  522  Stevenson 
Masterson   Michael,  laborer  with  George  Klaber, 

dwl  561^  Howard 
Masterson  P.ilrick,  engineer  with  W.  K.  Vander- 

slice  &  Co.,  dwl  6^  Auburn 
Masterson  Patrick,  porter  Grand  Hotel 
Masterson  Thomas,  laborer  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &Co., 

dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 
MASTICK  E.  B.,  attorney  at  law,  office  520  Mont- 
gomery, res  Encinal,  Alameda  county 
Mastick  Edwin  B.  Jr.,  clerk  with  Irvinei  Harker  & 

Co.,  dwl  Sixteenth  bet  Folsom  and  Howard 
Mastick  Levi  B.,  ('i'.   L.  Mastick  Jj    C'o.y  dwl  W  s 

Capp  nr  Twentieth 
Mastick  Seabury  L.,  (S.  L.  Mastick  &  Co.  y  dwl  345 

Beale 
MASTICK  S.  L.  &  CO.,  (LeviB.  Mnstick, David 

Morp^an  Jr.  and  Charles  E.  P.  Wood)  lumber. 

and  prop'rs  Puget  Sound  Packets, pier  10  Steuart 
Mnstigan  Margaret,  seamstress,  dwl  173  Minna 
Ma.ston  Francis  A.,  molder,  dwl  2'-'3  First 
Matclies  A.  E.,  pictureframerwith  Currier  &  Winter, 

dwl  IS  Frederick 
Matcovich  Matthias,  fruits,  1302  Stockton 
Mateisis  Guiseppe,  milkman,  W  s  San  Bruno  Road 

nr  Twenty-second 
Mateo  Bendett,  laborer  with  M.  H.  Tnrrill,  dwl  2810 

Buchanan 
Mater  Louis,  clerk,  dwl  814  Montgomery 
Matfiehl  William,  wagon,  314  Ritch 
Mather  John,  master  mariner,  dwl  1821  Leav 
Mather  Joseph  W.,  merchant,  office  305  Sansom,  and 

school  director  Sixth  Ward,  dwl  1227  Wash 
Mather  Matthew,  calker  Calkers'  Ass'n,  713  Mission 
Mather  Robert,  (Mather  &  Sinclair)  dwl  627  Cali- 
fornia 
Mather  S.  'Henry.  (T.  A. Miidee  db  Co.y  res  Oakland 
Mather  William'H.,  clerk  with  Heathfield,  Bogel  & 

Co.,  dwl  215  Fourth 
MATHER  &  SINCLAIR,  (Robert    Mather    and 

Archie  Sinclair)  books,  stationery  and  news 

depot,,  and  cigars  and  tobacco,  538  Market 
Mathes  Philip,  gardener  with  John  O.  Hare,  NW 

cor  Harrison  and  Treat  Avenue 
Mathesou  Archibald,   (Anderson  &  M.)  dwl  609 

Pine 
Matheson  Charles,  wagon,  cor  Folsom  and  Stenart 


Mathesou  James,  clerk,  dwl  609  Pine 

Matheson  Mark  J.,  mariner,  dwl  S  s  Mission  nr 

Twelfth 
Matheson    M.    D.,   carpenter  H.   C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
Matheson  William,  carpenter  Fulton  Fonndiy,  dwl 

cor  Twenty  fourth  and  Capp 
Mathew  George,  weaver  with  Alexander  Mackay, 

dwl  31  Minna 
Mathew    M.    M.,   janitor    Washington     Grammar 

School 
Mathews  Benjamin  F.,  dwl  421  Bush 
Mathews  Edward,  teamster,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Mathews  Edwin  6.,  (E.  G.  Mathews  &  Co.)  res 

Brooklyn 
MATHEWS  E.  G.  &  CO..  (H.  Allen  Mayliew)  pro- 
duce commission,  208  Davis 
Mathews  George,  waiter  Miners'  Restaurant,  dwl 

23  Anthony 
Mathews  Harvey,   collector  with  F.  D.  Conro  & 

Son,  dwl  921  Pacific 
Mathews  Henry  E.,  bookkeeper  with  leaac  Fried- 
lander,  res  Brooklyn,  Alameda  Co. 
Mathews  Isabella  Mrs.,  bookbinder  with  Bartling 

&  Kimball,  dwl  6  Bernard 
Mathews  James,  bootmaker  with  T.  Matthews,  817 

Battery 
Mathews  James,  packer  Golden  Gate  Mills,  dwl 

525  Pine 
Mathews  James,  porter,  dwl  646  Howard 
Mathews  John,   seaman  North    Pac.   Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Idaho 
Mathews  John  M..  produce  commission,  316  Davis, 

dwl  23  Sixth 
Mathews  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  1013  Leavenworth 
Mathews  Mary,  (widow)  tailoress,  dwl  264  First 
Mathews  Osmond  W.,  shoemaker  with   Bucking- 
ham &  Hecht,  dwl  cor  Rose  and  Market 
Mathews  Peter,  wagon,  cor  Franklin  and  Union 
Mathews  Samuel,  saddler  with   Cooperative   Sad- 
dlery Co.,  dwl  115  Fourth 
Mathews  Thomas,  bootmaker,  817  Battery 
Mathews  Thomas  F.,  woodchopper,  dwl  Point  Lo- 

bos  Road  nr  toll  gate 
Mathews    William    A.,    bookkeeper    with    E.    G. 

Mathews  &  Co.,  res  Brooklyn 
Mathews. — See  Matthews 
Mathewson  Henry,  miner,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Mathewson  John,   boilermaker  P.    M.  S.   S.  Co.'s 

Wharf,  dwl  E  s  Downey  nr  Bryant 
Mathewson    John  Jr.,  laborer   P.    M.  S.  S.  Co.'s 

Whaif,  dwl  E  s  Downey  nr  Bryant 
Mathewson  Murdoch,  carpenter,  dwl  228  O'Farrell 
Mathewson  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  649  Howard 
Mathewson  Thomas  D.,  capitalist,  606  Montgomery, 

dwl  343  Beale 
Mathewson. — See  Mathison  and  Matheson 
Mathias  Charles,  (Mathias  &  Stone)  dwl  602  Lom- 
bard 
Mathias   Martin,  cook  stm  Monterey,  Washington 

St.  Wharf 
Mathias  &  Stone,  (Charles  Mathias  and  John  R. 

Stone)  wood  and  coal,  112  and  114  Washington 
Mathieson  John,  pilot,  dwl  408  Vallejo 
Mathieson  McLean  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  749  How 
Mathieson  William  McL.,  dwl  749  Howard 
Mathieu  Alphonse,  jeweler  with  Francis  Clausen, 

dwl  612  Powell 
Mathieu  C.  A.,  bookkeeper  with  Dickson,  DeWolf 

&  Co.,  410  Battery 
Mathieu  Felix,  (Leckens  &  M.)  dwl  Broadway  bet 

Montgomery  and  Kearny 
Mathieu    Gaston,   (Gaston  Mathieu  &    Son)   916 

Market 
Mathieu  Gaston  Jr.,  (Gaston  Mathieu  &    Son)  916 

Market 
Mathieu   Gaston   &   Son,  (Gaston   Mathieu,   Jr.) 

watchmakers,  916  Market 
Mathieu  Therese,  (widow)  dwl  612  Powell 


JONES,  PUXiLMAir  &  CO..  UO  Sansom  Street.  liaoea  and  Embroideries. 


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Matliis  Magdelena,  (widow)    fruits,  SW  cor  Pacific 

&  Virginia 
Matliisou  Andrew  C,  bookkeeper   with  Nelson   & 

Doble,  dwl  454  Jessie 
Matliison   Pauline,    (widow)    proprietress  MariBion 

Honse,  615  Dupont 
Matliison. — See  Matlieson  and  Mathewenn 
Matick  Louis,   liquor   saloon,   SE  cor  Jackson  and 

Eafet 
Matkovich  Frank,  cook  with  Rocco  Bebau,  dwl  SE 

cor  Dnponi  and  Broadway 
Matlack  James,  ehoeniaker  with  I.  M.  Wentwortb 

&  Co.,  dwl  34  Haj-es 
Matson  Charles  M.,  barkeeper,  411  Drumm 
Matson  Ferdinand   G.,  clerk  with  Charles  Hubert, 

dwl  cor  Noe  and  M 
Matson  James  C,  bootmaker  with  Buckingbau  &. 

Hecht,  dwl  109  Oak 
Matson  Simon,  carpenter,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Matt  Joseph,  brewer  with  Joseph  Schwarz  <&  Co., 

dwl  NE  cor  Chestnutand  Powell 
Mattarango  Dennis,  restaurant,  143  Third,  dwl  673 

Howard 
Mattat  George,  clerk,  dwl  916  Dupont 
Miittat  Matliieu,  cigars  and  tobacco,  916  Dupont 
Mattee   Henrv,   carrier   California  DemoUrat,  dwl 

1426  Dupont 
Matter  Michael,  hostler  with  A.  DeTavel,  dwl  811 

Howard 
Mattern  Hermann,  bootmaker,  dwl  8  John 
Matte;  Constant,  cook,  509  Pine 
Matles  John,  carpenter,  dwl  SW  cor   Kearny  and 

Pacific 
Mattey  John,  gardener  with  Samuel  W.  HoUaday, 

dwl  NE  cor  Clay  and  Octavia 
Mattes  John,  f  Conrad  Sp  M.J  dwl  Prescott  Honse 
Mattes  John  Jr.,  carver,  dwl  435  Pine 
Mattfeldt  William,  dcayman  with  Littlefield,  Webb 

&  Co.,  dwl  SW  corBrannan  and  Uitcb 
Matthai  John  C.  H.,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker, 

708  Battery,  dwl  127  Turk 
Matthews  Bernard,  hostler  St.  Lawrence  stable,  dwl 

cor  Clifford  and  Diamond 
Matthews  Charles,  bookkeeper,  dwl  515  Bush 
Matthews  Charles  H.,  painter,  dwl  56  Tehama 
Matthews  Edward,  teamster   with  C.  L.  Place  & 

Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  Steuart  and  Folsom 
Matthews  E.  H.,  clerk,  dwl  320  Dupont 
Mattiiews  Francis,  carpenter  H.   C.   League,    128 

Kearny 
Matthews  Hattie  B.  Miss,  saleswoman  Wheeler  & 

Wilson  S.  M.  Co.,  dwl  822  Broadway 
Matthews  Henry,  real   estate,  oUice   611   Clay,  dwl 

317  Mason 
Matthews  James,  foreman  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

683  Harrison 
Matthews  James,  laundryman,  Occidental  Hotel 
Matthews   Mary  A.,  saleswoman  with  Wheeler  & 

Wilson  S.  M.  Co.,  dwl  822  Broadway 
Matthews  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  540  Howard,  rear 
Matthews  Peter,  fisherman,  dwl  53  Clay 
Matthews   Peter,  produce  dealer,  dwl  cor  Union 

and  Franklin 
Mattiiews  Samuel,  rigger,  dwl  235  Beale 
Matthews  Thomas,  clerk  Atlantic  House,  212  Pacific 
Mattiiews  Thomas,  steward  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Pacific,  dwl  646  Howard 
MATTHEWS  WILLIAM,   attorney  at  law,  office 

and  dwl  535  Clay 
Matthews  William,  laborer,  dwl  720  Third 
Matthews  William,  stonecutter,  dwl  W  s  Scott  bet 

Tyler  and  Turk 
Matthews  William,  waiter  112  Kearny,  dwl  First 

nr  Howard 
Matthews — See  Mathews 
Matthewson   Nelson,    machinist    Fulton   Foundry, 

dwl  N  8  McAllister  nr  Hyde 
Matthewson  R.  C.  (widow)  dwl  NE  cor  Lombard 

and  Leavenworth 


Matthia  John  C.  H.,  blacksmith,  dwl  127  Turk 

Matthias  Christopher,  beer  saloon,  36  Fremont,  dwl 
3  Tehama 

Matthi;iB  Louis,  ('Louis  Matthias  &  Co.)  dwl  1525 
Dupont 

Matthias  Louis  &  Co.,  f Glaus  Wnlbi'rn)  groceries 
and  liquors,  SW  cor  Dupont  and  Union 

Matthiessen  Peter,  waiter,  dwl  5  Fourth 

Matticevich  Nicholas,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Davis 
and  Washington,  dwl  911  Clav 

Mattingly  John,  clerk  Commercial  Record,  res  Oak- 
land 

Mattoni  Agostino,  gardener,  dwl  SE  cor  Broadway 
and  Sansom 

Mattoon  Joseph,  freight  clerk  with  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co., 
dwl  569  Bryant 

Mattson  Olof,  master  mariner,  dwl  548  Bryant 

Matzen  Hans  Peter,  miller,  dwl  Bay  View  Distill- 
ery, Bay  View 

Matzkavritz  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  334  Union 

Matzo  William,  {Matzo  Sf  Co.)  res  Japan 

Matzo  &  Co.,  (  VViUiam  Matzo  and  Edward  H. 
San-yerj  Japanese  goods  and  teas,  136  Mont- 
gomery 

Man  Albert,  (of  A.  Man  &  Co.,  Auxtin  and.  Hamil- 
ton, Nev.J  office  215  Battery,  dwl  W  s  Howard 
bet  Ninteenth  and  Twentieth 

Maubec  Charles,  bookkeeper  with  A.  E.  Sabatie  & 
Co.,  dwl  13  Harlan  Place 

Maubec  Henry,  fA.  E.  Sabatie  Jj-  Co. J  dwl  605 
Bush 

Maubert  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Guerrero  bet  Fif 
teenth  and  Sixteenth 

Maughan  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  528  Pacific 

Mauldin  Hugh,  salesman  with  J.  W.  Tucker  &  Co., 
dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Maull  Charles  H.,  assistant  money  order  clerk,  S.  F. 
Post  Office,  dwl  811  Stockton 

Maume  Johanna,  (widow)  dwl  7  Natoma 

Maume  Matthew  B.,  clerk  with  William  Meyer  & 
Co.,  dwl  7  Natoma 

Maume  Michael,  bookkeeper,  dwl  649  ^Aliuna         . 

Maunder  John,  painter  with  Hojtps  &,  Sons 

Mauntel  C.  F.,  mate  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 
California 

Mauraii  David,  plasterer,  dwl  S  s  Grove  bet  Web- 
ster and  Fillmore 

Mauran  J.  Russell,  civil  engineer  and  draftsman, 
office  432  Montgomery,  dwl  535  Post 

Maurer  Andrew,  broommaker  with  Roesler  &  Har- 
wood,  dwl  416  Clementina 

Maurer  August,  billiard  table  maker  with  Philip 
Liesenfield,  dwl  W  s  S.ilmon  nr  Broadway 

Maurer  Leo.  hotelkeener,  dwl  309  Stocluou 

Maurer  William  C,  clerk,  316  Sacramento 

M-.iuri  Andres,  f Mauri  Bros.)  res  Spain 

iMAURI  BROTHERS,  r  Joaquin  and  Audrcs)  im- 
porters corks  and  corkwood,  223  Sacramento 

Manri   Joiiquin,  (Mauri   Bros.J  d\\\  514   Howard 

MAURICE  WILLIAM  R.,  cashier  with  Smith  & 
Mann,  and  accountant,  office  535  California,  dwl 
Orleans  Hotel 

Maurin  August,  pantryman,  337  Bush 

Maurin  John,  hatter,  209   Dupont 

Mauritzen  Frederick,  ( Mauritzen  &  Co.)  dwl  273 
Stevenson 

Mauritzen  <fe  Co.,  (Frederick  Mauritzen)  trunk- 
makers,  37  Post 

Maus  Matthew,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Mausshardt  Conrau,  (Mausshardl  &  Hoelscker) 
dwl  315  OFarrell 

MAUSSHARDT  &  YLO'EL&CYIEU/ Conrad  Mans- 
shardt  and  William  Hochcher J  native  and 
foreign  wines,  and  brandies,  wholesale  and 
retail,  136  Fourth 

Mautalon  Jean,  cook,  cor  Clay  and  Dupont,  dwl  S  s 
Green  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 

Mauvro  C,  waiter,  623  Commercial 

Maville  Frank,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 


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M;iw6on  Edward  R.,  Bliipjuiuer,  dwl  SE  cor  Illinois 

and  SliaHta 
Maxey  Frederick,  painter,  dwl  48  Minna 
Maxfield  George,  carpenter,  dwl  555  Steveneon 
Maxfield  George  R  ,  quartermaster  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sac- 
ramento 
Maxfield  Levi,  blacksmitli  with  P.  Friedhofer,  dwl 

Silver  bet  Tliird  and  Fourth 
M:ixted  Georire,  muriner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Maxwell  Allison,  clerk  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

7-21  .Market 
Maxwell  George  D.,  (colored)  bootblack  with  Chre- 
tien Pfi.ster,  dwl  S  s  Vallejo  nr  Powell 
Maxwell  George  N.,  farmer,  dwl  1911  Stockton 
Maxwell  Joel  J.,  with  R  G.  Dun  &  Co.,  3-20  Cal 
Maxwell  John  M.,  fH.  K.  Cummiiigs  &  Co.)  res 

Sonouia 
Maxwell  J.  Sewell,  dwl  23  Kearny 
Maxwell  J.  \V.  C,  cashier  U.  S.  Al  Clothing  Depot, 

dwl  -ill  Turk 
Maxwell  Levy,  blacksmith,  dwl  152  Silver 
Maxwell  Miitliew,  painter  with  Black  «fe  Miller.dwl 

it  11  Market 
iMAXWELL    MINING    CO.,    (Amador   County) 

otlice  402  Jloutironierv 
Maxwell  Patrick,  blacksmith,  E  s  Twelfth  nr  Fol 
MAXWELL   RICHARD   T.,    physician   and  sur- 
geon, office  and  dwl  135  Kearny 
Maxwell  S.  K.,  c  irpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Maxwell  Walter,  carpenter,  dwl  921  Sacramento 
MAXWELL'S  BUILDING,    SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Sutter 

May  ,  dwl  fiSl  Sacramento 

May  Alexander  W.,  (May  &,  Byin^tonJ  dwl  Rnss 

House 
MAY  ALFRED,  proprietor  Railroad  Ferry  House, 

NE  cor  Second  and  Townsend,  dwl  32  Stiinford 
May   Edward,  clerk  with   Livingston  &  Co.,  222 

'  California 
May  George  B.,  (George  B.  May  Sf  Co.)  dwl  1313 

'Taylor 
.May  George  B.  &  Co.,  fj.  P.  Goodwin)  importers 

and  nianafaclurers  furniture  and  bedding,  308 

and  310  Pine 
May  Hujrh  S.,  engineer  etm  Sacramento,  dwl  SW 

cor  Montgomery  and  Green 
May  Jacob  J.,  dwl  513  Geary 
May    John,  bootmaker,   S  s  Folaom  nr  Harrison 

Avenue 
May  John,  laborer  with  William  K.  Dietrich,  517 

Washington 
May  John,  waiter  P.  M.  S.  S.  China 
May  John  A.,  master  mariner,  dwl  1306  Kearny 
May  Joseph,   bookkeeper  with  Livingston  &.  Co,, 

dwl  834  Clay 
Mav  M.  N.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  811 

"Bryant 
May  Morris,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
May  Moses,  tailor,  dwl  232  Stevenson 
Mav  Peter,  fish,  Wasliinsiton  Market,  dwl  29  Com 
MAY  PROSPER,  wholesale  and  retail  liquors,  725 

Clay  and  712  Commercial,  dwl  23  Kearny 
May  Solomon,  (S.   F.   Laundry  Association)  dwl 

Tuvk  bet  Webster  and  Buchanan 
MAY  WILLIAM  B.,  secretary  Pacific  Stone  Co., 

office  NE  cor  Turk  and  Larkin,  dwl  1 1 14  Clav 
MAY  &  BYINGTON,  (Alexander    W.  May  and 

Horace   \V.  Byington)  City  Stables,  332  Bush 
Maybel  Hans,  captain  schooner  Ida  Florence,  dwl 

931  Greenwich 
Maybell  John,  dwl  cor  O'Farrell  and  Hollis 
Maybell  Stephen,  lather,  dwl  613  Minna 
Mayberrv  Edward  L.,  contractor  and  builder,  dwl 

548  Howard 
Mayberry  J.  Wesley,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  W 

8  Capp  bet  Twentieth  and  Twenty-first 
Mayberry  Richard,  shipwright,  dwl  30  Silver 
Mavblnm   Morris,   merchant,  office  230  Front,  dwl 
'722  Filbert 


Maver    Alexandrina,    (widow)     dressmaker,    314 

■  Sutter 
Mayer  Alfred,  bookkeeper,  dwl  313  OTarrell 
Mayer  Andrew,  butcher,  dwl  Jersey  nrEI  Dorado 
Mayer  A.   S.,   steward,  dwl  Berry  bet  Third  and 

Fourth 
Mayer  Brantz,  major,  paymaster's  department  U.  S. 

A.,  office  7oa   Market,  dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and 

Stockton 
MAYER  CHARLES,  oystere.  Grand  Central  Mar- 
ket, dwl  24  ATinie 
Mayer  Fredeiick,  clerk,  127  Montgomei'y 
Mayer   Frederick,  wagonmaker  with  Bernard  Gal- 
lagher, (hvl  103  First 
Mayer  Gustav,    (J.  Schueitzer  ^    Co.)   dwl  719 

O'Farrell 
Mayer  Henry,  cutter,  dwl  972  Folsom 
Mayer  Isaac  C.,  insuiance  agent,  dwl  609  Folsom 
Mayer  Isidor  H.,  bookkeeper,  20  Batery,  dwl  741 

Howard 
Mayer  James  A.,  barkeeper,  Oxford  Saloon,  dwl 

761  ^   Mission 
Mayer  John  L., blacksmith  with  Audresen  Brothers, 

dwl  933  Mission 
MAYER  JOSEPH,   organbuilder,   S  s  Page   bet 

Gough  and  Octavia 
Mayer  Jules,  (E.G.  Lyons  &  Co.)  dwl  328  Tyler 
Mayer  Leon,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  1020  Dupont, 

dwl  SE  cor  Powell  and  Vallejo 
Mayer  Leopold,  merchant,  dwl  262  Tyler 
Mayer  Marcus,  tailor,  215  Second 
Mayer   Marcus,  (Mayer  &  Berg)  dwl  1005  Folsom 
Mayer  Marcus  R.,  collector  County  Surveyor's  office, 

dwl  110  Geary 
Mayer  Morris,  plate  glass,  716  Washington,  dwl  S  8 

Sixteenth  bet  Guerreio  and  Second  Avenue 
Mayer  Nathan,  salesman  with  Kullman  &.  Arnier, 

dwl  410   Kearny 
Mayer  Philip,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Mayer  Philip,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Nato- 

ma  and  Eleventh 
Mayer  Richard,  wood  and  coal,  859  Harrison 
Mayer  Samuel  D.,  clerk  Phoenix  Insurance  Co.,  dwl 

Grand  Hotel 
Mayer  Wendell nx,  (Mayer  &  Dieffenhacher )  dwl  9 

"Batfley  Place 
Mayer  William,  bootmaker  with  C.  Joseph,  dwl  915 

Stockton 
Mayer  &  'Q^v^. (Marcus  Mayerand  Frederick  Berg) 

meat  market.  1005  Folsom 
MAYEB&  DIEFFENUACHER,/^  Wendelinx May- 
er and  John  B.DiejFendacherjhilWsird  and  liquor 

saloon,  SW  cor  California  and  Montgomery 
Maver. — See  Meier,  Mever,  Mier  and  Myer 
Mayers  A.  L.,dwl  11^  Oak 
Mayers  Alfred,  salesman,  242  Montgomery,  dwl  W 

s  Lombard  Place  ni-  Lombard 
Mayers  Benjamin,  clerk,  63i)  Market,  dwl  II  ^  Oak 
Mayers  Biook,  carpenter  S.  F.  Cordage   Factory, 

dwl  Iowa  nr  Nevada 
Mayers  David, clerk  with  M.Rosenblum.dwl  11 1  Oak 
Mayers  Henry,  importer  and  retail  watches,  jewelry, 

etc.,  205  Montgomery,  dwl  825  Bush 
Mayers  Henry,  waiter  Lick  House 
Mayers  Henry  B.,  carrier  Bulletin,  dwl  W  b  Vincent 

nr  Green 
Mavers  Philip,  architect,  dwl  823  Howard 
MAYERS  ROBERT.  (Mayers'   Bazaar)   Japanese 

goods,  SE  cor  Montgomery  aud  Pine,  dwl  W  s 

Lombard  Place  nr  Lombard 
Mayers  Sarah  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mason  Street 

Cosmopolitan  School,  dwl  11 1  Oak 
Mayes  George,  oyster  saloon,  40  and  42  California 

'  Market,  dwl  ll  Bajjlev  Place 
Mayfield  Ahr&hHm,  ( Ma yji eld  <fc  Co.;  dwl  19  Harriet 
Mayfield  &  Co.,  (Abraham  Mayfield  and  Leopold 

Altshuhl)  crockery  and  glassware,  210  Sausom 
Mayher  James,  cooper,  dwl  218  Pacific 
Mayhew  Alden,  carpenter,  dwl  613  Mission 


JONES,  FUTiliMAN  St  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Sewing  and  Embroidering  Silks. 


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Mayliew   Cliarles  C,   special  policeman,   dwl  W  s 

Lyons  bel  Sutter  and  Busii 
Muylievv  EliziibeUi  A.  Mrs.,  milliner  and  dressmak- 
er, NE  i-or  Post  and  Kearny 
MayView    H.  Allen,  (E.  G.   Mathews  &  Co. J  res 

Biooklvii 
MAYHEW  HEBRON  B.,  assistant  assessor  U.  S. 

Internal  Revenne,  419  Cal.dvvl  2fl8i  Seventh 
Maybew    Henry,   (Coffin  &  M.J  dwl  W  s  Valencia 

bet  Sixteentli  and  Seventeentb 
Maybew   Jobn   H.,  captain  barque  Columbia,  dwl 

'l.SGny  Pkce 
Maybew  Setb,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 

ii34  Sutter 
Maybew  William  B.,  upholsterer  with  J.  A.  Sbaber, 

"dwl  631  Minna 
Maybew    William  E.,   (Mnyhew  &    WenzcllJ  dwl 

9i9    Howard 
MAYHEW  &  WENZELL,  (William  E.  Mayhew 

and    Wi/tirim    T.    WenzellJ   tipotbecarjeti   and 

cliemisis,  NW  cor  Fourth  and  Howard 
Maylander  Leonard,  clerk,  3  Battery,  dwl  26  Hamp- 
ton Place 
Maynavd  Addison  H.,  painter  with  C.  A.  Bernard, 

dwl  Prescott  House 
Maynard  Duncan  D.,  (Beers,  Blair  &  M.J  dwl  716 

HowHrd 
Maynard  George  F.,  clerk  City  and  Comity  Auditor, 

office  3  City  Hall,  dwl  116  Eddy 
Maynard  George  H.,  clerk  with  Joseph  Bassett,  dwl 

SW  cor  PaciHc  and  Kearny 
Maynard  John  A.,   carpenter' H.   C.   League,  128 

Kearny 
Maynard  John  C,  notary  public   and   Montgomery 

Avenue  Commissioner,  office  406  Montgomery, 

dwl  334  O'Karrell 
MAYNARD  LAFAYETTE,  real  estate,  office 320 

Sansom,  dwl  415  First 
MAYNARD'S    BUILDING,  NW  cor  California 

and  Battery 
Mayne  Charles,  real  estate,  office  524  Montgomery 
Mayne  Henry,  carpenter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S. 

8.  Oriflamme 
Mayne. — See  Main 

Maynes  Francis,  collector,  dwl  530  Jessie 
Mayo  A.  K.  P.,  sawyer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore&  Co., 

dwl  675  Mission 
Mayo  Charles,  pilot, office  35  Merchants'  Exchange, 

dwl  nil  Slontgomery 
MAY'OR  CITY    AND    COUNTY,   office  2    City 

Hall,  Hrt^t  floor 
Mayriscb  Adolph,/'3f<'/3^risc/i.  Bros.  &  Co. J  dwlSW 

corTavlor  &  Lombard 
MAYRISCH  BROS.  &  CO.,  (Adolph,  Gustave  ajid 

Rudolph  MayrinchJ    manufacturers  cigars  and 

importers  tol)accoand  cigars,  405  Battery 
MAYRISCH  ERNST,  Kiiustler  Hall  Beer  Saloon, 

SW  cor  Clay  and  Kearny,  dwl  811  Vallejo 
Mayriscb  Gustave,Cil/a^rjsc/i  Bros.  &  C'ti.y  dwl820 

Greenwich 
Mayriscb  Otto,  foreman  with  Engelbrecbt  &  Levy, 

dwl  1922  Taylor 
Mayriscb  Rudolph, f'AfayciseA  Bros.  <fc  Co. J  dwl  1813 

Powell 
Mays  Samuel  V., attorney  at  law,  dwl  732  Howard 
Maysenhelder  Frederick,  jobwagon,SW  cor  Califor- 
'  nia  and  Front,  dwl  Sliotwell  bet  Nineteenth  and 

Twentieth 
May  vi  lie  Frank,  carpenter,  dwl  Sixteenth  Avenue  nr 

Q,  South  S.  F. 
Maywald  William,  butcher  with  C.  Marchant,  dwl 

819  Jackson 
Mazeau  Edward,  bootmaker,  Es  Ninth  nr  Mission 
Mazoyar  Henry,  cook,  417  Front,  dwl  1211  Dupont 
Mazzini  Joanna  Miss. laundress  with  Mrs.  A.  Genty , 

dwl  cor  Dupont  and  Green 
McAdani  Edward,woolgrader  S.  F.  Wool  Exchange, 

dwl  N  8  Nineteenth  bet  Capp  and  Howard 
McAdam  John,  boilermaker,  dwl  142  Natoma,  rear 


McAdam  Michael,  (McAdam  <S:  Kimr)  dwl  907  Fol 
McA(\&m  Si.  KUtjr,  (Mirhacl  McAdam  and  Thomas 

King  J  boots  and  shoes,  134  Third 
McAdams  Edward,  copper  phite  printer  with  A.  L. 

Bancroft  &  Co.,  dwl  139  Clara 
McAdatns  John,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
McAdams  Patrick,  bricklayer,  dwl  E  s  Clinton  bet 

Brannan  and  Townsend 
McAdams  R.,  dwl  113  William 
McAdoo  John,  blocklayer  Citv  Paving  Co 
McAfee  William,  (McAfee,  Spiers  <V  Go.J  dwl   281 

Stevenson 
McAPEE,  SPIERS  &  CO.,  (William  McAfee  and 

James  Spiers)  boilermakers,  S  s  How  nr  Beale 
McAitle  John,  carpenter,  dwl  431  Pine 
McALEER  ANDREW  &  CO.,   produce  commis- 

sion,  NW  cor  Drumm  and  Clay,dwl  1304  Lnrkin 
McAleer  Edward  C,  collector  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co. 

of  N.  Y.,  office  and  dwl  201  Montgomery 
McAleer  Francis,  {MrAlcer  c6  Clyncs)  dwl  Twenty- 
sixth  nr  San  Bruno  road 
McAleer  Hugh,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

524  Mission 
McAleer  Jame8,boilermaker  Portland  Boiler  Works, 

dwl  18  Minna 
McAleer  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl840  Market 
McAleer  Michael,  steward  Occidental  Hotel,  dwl  S 

s  Shipley  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
McAleer  Patrick,  marbleworker.dwl  4  Martha  Place 
McAleer   &  Clynes,   (Francis  McAleer  and  John 

Clynes)    tannery,    cor  Twenty-sixth   and  San 

Bruno  road 
McAlester  William  F.,    (Madison,  Burke   &    Co.) 

dwl  1023  Green 
McAlister  Alfred,  upholsterer  with  Thomas  McAlis- 

ter,  NW  cor  Sutter  &  Leavenworth 
McAlister  Benjamin  B.,  merchant,  dwl  Eureka  nr 

Nineteenth 
McAlister  John  H.,  (Burke  &    McA.J   dwl  SE   cor 

Bush  and  Broderick 
McALISTER  THOMAS,  upholsterer,  NWcor  Sut- 
ter and  Leavenv\'orth 
McAllep  J.  West,  captain  schooner  Enterprise,  dwl 

261  Clara 
McAllep  Mary,  (widow^  dwl  5.54  Folsom 
McAllep  William,  mariner,  dwl  551  Folsom 
McAllister  C\\\\&r,( McAllisters  &  BerginJ  attorney 

at  law,  office  528  California,  dwl  419  First 
McAllister  George  W.,  clerk,  414  Market,  dwl  365 

Jessie 
McAllister  Hall,  (McAllisters  &  Bergin)  dwl   415 

First 
McAllister  Harvey  H.,  real  estate,  office  50  Mont- 
gomery Block,  dwl  719  Cletiientinn 
McAllister  J,,   major,  U.   S.  A.    Ordnance   officer, 

Dept.  Cal.,  office  703  Market,  res  Benicia 
McAllister  John,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  308  Fifth 
McAllister  John,  hostler  with   Kelly  &  Fennessv, 

dwl  773  Market 
McAllister  John,  laborer,  dwl  Adams  House 
McAllister  John  H.,  dwl  426  Sutter 
McAllister  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  42  Jessie,  rear 
McAllister  Michael,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsoni 
McAllister  Richard,  carpenter,  dwl  17  Natoma 
McAllister  Samuel,  hatter,  dwl  631  Sacramento 
McAllister  Thomas,  upholsterer,  dwl  NE  cor  Mc- 
Allister and  Gough 
McAllister  William,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
McAllister  William  B.,  (Bush  &  McA.JlQA  Market 
MCALLISTERS  &    BERGIN,  (Hall  and    Cutler 

McAllister  and  Thomas  I.  BerginJ  attorneys  at 

law,  office  528  California 
McAlpin  Arthur,  clerk  with  Thomas  Houseworth  it 

Co.,  dwl  SE  cor  Powell  and  Ellis 
McAlpin  Charles  A.,  (McAlpin  &,  Grey  J  dwl  NW 

cor  Jones  and  Lombard 
McAlpin   Harvey,  salesman  with   E.  Sheyer,   dwl 

1014  Stockton 


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McAlpin  M.  B.,  (widow)  boarding,  426  Sntter 
McAlpiri  (fc  (rivy,  fChnvIes  A.  McAlpin   and  Alex- 

ander  M.  Qrey)  house  and  steamboat  painters, 

116  Jackson 
McAiially  William  W.,  pbysiciau,  office  and  dwl 

13J0  Polk 
McAiialy  Jolm,  laborer,  dwlN  s  Har  nr  Eighth 
McAndrew  Jolwi,  dwl  VVhat  Cheer  House 
McAndrew  Thouias,  moulder  Pacific  Iron  Woi'ks, 

dwl  37  Ritcb      . 
McAiidrews  James,  boilermaker,  dwl  154Teliama 
McAndrewa  John,  teamster  C.  S.  N.  Co.,  dwl  E  s 

Midway  iirBay 
McAiidrews  Martin, sboemakerwith  Donovan  Bros., 

dwl  N  s  California  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
McAunally  Daniel,  dairyman  with  Herman  Abra- 
ham, dwl  Guerrero  nr  Twenty-eighth 
McAiinany  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  41!)  Clementina 
McAniiauy  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  410  Clementina 
McAiinauy  Tliouias,  blacksmith,  dwl  2v!  Taylor 
McAntee  John,  blaeksnutli,  dwl  61  Jessie 
McAran  James,   (Carroll  &  McA.J  dwl  SE    cor 

Market  and  Spear 
McAran  P.,  merchant,  office  NE  cor  Market  and 

Montgomery,  dwl  1424  California 
McAravy   John,  shoemaker,   dwl  N   s   Union  bet 

Sansom  and  Calhoun 
McAieavy  Barney,  boilermaker  with  Donald  Mc- 
Donald, dwl  Alta  bet  Montgomery  and  Sansom 
McArdle  Bernard,  laborer  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl  656 

Minna,  rear 
McArdle  James,  barkeeper,  dwl  Five-Mile  House, 

San  Jos6  Road 
McArdle  James,  laborer,  dwl  1121  Mission 
McArdle   James,   (McArdle  &    Clifford)  dwl   18 

Natoma 
McArdle  James  E.,  tinsmith  with   Tay,  Brooks  & 

Backus,  dwl  S  s  Bush  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
McArdle  John,  engineer   stmr  Monterey,  dwl   13 

Cleaveland 
McArdle  John  J.,  porter,  115   Pine,  dwl  9  Bagley 

Pliice 
McArdle  Owen,  blacksmith,  dwl  173  Minna 
McArdle  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Market  and 

Second,  dwl  514  Jes.-^ie 
McArdle  Peter,  Five-Mile  House,  San  Jose  Road 
McArdle    Peter,  fireman  stmr  Monterey,  dwl   129 

Folsom 
McArdle  Thomas,  longshoreman,  dwl  W  s  Stockton 

bet  Francisco  and  Bay 
McArdle    William    J.,    barkeeper    with    William 

Mason,  dwl  7  Hinckley  Place 
McArdle  &  Clitfbrd,  (James  McArdle  and  William 

Clifford)  blacksmiths,  413  Third 
McArron  Charles,   carriagesmith  with  Saul  ik  Co., 

dwl  E  8  Valencia  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
McArlhur  Daniel,  cook,  NE  cor  Battery  and  Bush, 

dwl  531  Fourth 
McArthnr  J.  H.,  storekeeper  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
McArtliur  Thomas,  cutter  with  Metropolitan  B.  & 

S.  Co.,  dwl  612  Post 
McArthur  William  E.,  assistant  assessor  U.  S.  Int. 

Rev.,  dwl  634  Sacramento 
McAsey  Charles,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co'a  S.S. 

Moses  Taylor 
McAtee  Ann,  dwl  W  s  Eighth  nr  Howard 
McAtee  John  F.  R.,  teacher,  dwl  5.i3  Jessie 
McAtee  Patrick,  contractor,    dwl   Ws  Mission  bet 

Ridley  and  Fourteenth 
McAteer  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  1604  Powell 
McAteer  Bernard,  plumber,  dwl  217  Broadway 
McAteer  George,   clerk  with  J,  W.  H.   Campbell, 

dwl  1604  Powell 
McAuley  Elgin  Miss,  artist  with  Silas  Selleck,  dwl 

15  Clinton 
McAuley  Elizabeth  Mrs., ladies  nurse, dwl  15  Clinton 
McAuley  John,  gastitter,  dwl  15  Clinton 
McAuley  Timothy  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  12  Sherwood 

Place 


McAuliffe  Cornelius,  frnitpeddler,  dwl  413  Jones 
McAnliffe  Daniel,   hostler  with  T.  H.  Hatch  &  Co., 

dwl  1311  Pine 
McAuliffe  Edward,  lamplighter,  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
McAuliffe  F.  Mrs.,  restaurant,  914  Market 
McAuliffe  Jeremiah   J.,  paperhanger  with  George 

W.  Clark,  dwl  35  Stanford 
McAuliffe  M.  Mrs.,  janitor  San  Bruno  School 
McAuliffe  Michael,  clerk  with  Stephen  Meany,  dwl 

620  Fourth 
McAuliffe   Michael,  drayman,  dwl  SE  cor  Hamp- 
shire and  Twentieth 
McAuliffe  Patrick,  plasterer.  Plasterers'  Pro.  Ass'n, 

727  Market 
McAuliffe  Timothy,  fruitstand,  NW  cor  Montgomery 

and  Washington,  dwl  305  Davis 
McAuliffe  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  239  Minna,  rear 
McAvey  John,  farmer,  dwl  S  s  Bush  bet  Octavia  and 

Laguna 
McAvey  Thomas,  wood  and  coal,  cor  Market  and 

Oak 
McAvoy  Daniel,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B. 

&S.  Co.,  dwl  103  Polk 
McAvoy  David,  hostler  with  Hasbrouck  AClay  burgh, 

dw'l  S  s  Broadway  bet  Mason  and  Taylor 
McAvoy  Frank,  carpenter,  dwl  333  Bush 
McAvoy  Gilbert,  plasterer  with  Jennings  &.   Gar- 
field, dwl  E  s  Minna  nr  Sixth 
McAvoy  James,  metal  roofer  with  Henry  G.  Fiske, 

dwl  S  s  Bryant  nr  First 
McAvoy  Margaret  (widow)  dwl  954  Mission 
McAvoy  Michael,  drayman  with  Peter  Sesser,   dwl 

N  s  Broadway  nr  Sansom 
McAvoy   Peter,  fireman,   P.   M.   S.  S.  Co.,  dwl  3 

Sherwood  Place 
McAvoy  Peter,  upholsterer,  dwl  1  Harlan  Place 
McAvoy  Thomas,  furniture,  414  Folsom 
McAvoy  Thomas,  gardener,  dwl  27  Minna 
McBean  James,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  NW  cor  Bryant 

and  Gilbert 
McBean  William,  calker,  Calkers'  Ass'n,  713  Miss 
McBoden  Allan,  advertising  agent,  office  322  Bush, 

dwl  Russ  House 
McBow  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Turk  bet  Scott  and 

Pierce 
McBowen  S.,  miner,  dwl  1818  Stockton 
McBOYLE  A.  &  CO.,  apothecaries  and  druggists, 

504  Washington,  dwl  966  Howard 
McBrearity  Daniel,  blacksmith,  dwl, Twenty-second 

nr  Mission 
McBriarty  Edward,  morocco  finisher  with  Cornelius 

O'Doiinell,  dwl  SW  cor  Seventh  andBranuan 
McBride  Annie,  (widow)  dwl  58  Jessie 
McBride  Bros.,   (Patrick,  Edward  and  Thomas 

McBrideJ  groceries  and  liquors,  438  Third 
McBride  Dennis,  porter  with  Guttridge  &  Co.,  dwl 

12  Sherman 
McBride  Edward,  (McBride  Bros.)  dwl  111   Silver 
McBride  J.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
McBride  John,  dwl  W  s  Twelfth  nr  Mission 
McBride  John,  engineer  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl  N 

W  cor  Bryant  aud  Twenty-fifth 
McBride  John,  helper  Portland  Boiler  Works 
McBride  M..  waiter  P.  M.  S  S.  Colorado 
McBride    Patrick,    teamster  with   Black  Diamond 

Coal  Co.,  dwl  NW  cor  Battery  and  Vallejo 
McBride  Patrick,  (McBride Bros. j  dwl  111  Silver 
McBride  Thomas,  tanner  with  Cornelius  O'Donnell, 

dwl  35  Dora 
McBride  Thomas,  teamster,  dwl  718  Tehama 
McBride  HUomas,  (Carmichael  &   McB.)  dwl  cor 

Silver  and  Third 
McBride  Thomas,  (McBride  Bros.)  dwl  438  Third 
McBride  Thomas,  (Smith  &  McBride)  dwl  655J 

Minna 
McBride  William,  paperhanger  with  Frank  G.  Ed- 
wards, dwl  109  Silver 
McBrierty  James,  piledriver,  dwl  N  s  Brannan  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 


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McBrierty  James,  tanner  with  Cornelius  O'Donoell, 

dwl  125  Doia 
McCiilie  A.  J.,   (widow)  dwl  Point  Lobos  Road  nr 

Tnrf  House 
McCJabe  Annsi,  (widow)  dwl  65  Minna 
McCabe  Bernard,  groceries  and  liquors,  20  Anthony 
McCahe  Eugene,  machinist  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl 

529  Bryant 
McCabe  Frederick,  merchant,  dwl  116  Jones 
McCabe  Hnj^h,  painter,  dwl  7  Miller  Place 
McCabe  James,  laborer,  dwl  560  Mission 
McCabe  James,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Nevada  bet  Har- 
rison and  Folsom 
McCabe  James,  Market  Exchanj^e  saloon,  rear  Odd 

Fellows'  Hall,  dwl  311  SnUer 
McCabe  James,  fMcCahe  &   Potter)  dwl  519  Bush 
McCabe  John,  molder  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  42 

Stanley  Place 
McCabe  John  C,  harnessmaker,  dwl  333  Bush 
McCabe  John  H.,  theatrical  agent,  office  620  Wash- 
ington 
McCabe   John  M.,    upholsterer   with    James    W. 

Burnltani  &  Co.,  awl  333  Bush 
McCabe   Mary,    (widow)    dwl    S  8  Harrison   bet 

Eighth  and  Chesley 
McCabe  Matthew,  woodturner,  dwl  675  Mission 
McCabe    Maurice,   drayman  Vulcan   Iron   Works, 

dwl  58  Clementina 
McCabe  Michael,  drayman  with  Richard  Guttridge, 

dwl  NW  cor  Sixth  and  Harrison 
McCabe  Michael,  porter  with  Green  &  McCaffrey, 

108  Clay 
McCabe  Owen,  wholesale  feathers,  21 6^  Sixth 
McCabe  Patrick,  carriagepainter  with  P.  Donohue, 

dwl  Powell  nr  Pacitic 
McCabe  Patrick,  laborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 
McCabe  Peter,   laundrymau  S.  F.  Laundry  Ass'u, 

dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
McCabe  Richard  J.,  musician,  dwl  S  s  Harrison  bet 

Eighth  and  Chesley 
McCabe   Richard  S.,  printer  with  Brittou  &  Rey, 

dwl  1309  Jackson 
McCabe  William,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
McCabe  &  Potter,  (James  McGohe  and  Henry  R. 

Potter)  attorneys  at  law,  office  526  Kearny 
McCaffrey  Bernard,  carpenter  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

117  Welsh 
McCaffrey  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  82  Jessie 
McCaffrey    Hugh,    policeman.    City    Hall,    dwl    2 

Russell 
McCaffrey  James,  milkman,  dwl  16  Clara 
McCaffrey  John,  laborer,  dwl  834  Vallejo,  rear 
McC;iffrey  John,  messmau  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Orizaba 
McCaffrey  John,  tailor,  dwl  26  Louisa,  rear 
McCaffrey    Michael,   (Green    &    McQ.)   dwl    415 

Howard,  rear 
McCaffrey   Philip,  machinist  Union   Iron  Works, 

dwl  23  Anthony 
McCaffrey  Thomas,  blacksmith  with  Larkms  &  Co., 

dwl  50  Ritch 
McCaffrey  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  S  8  Fulton  bet  Oc- 

tavia  and  Gough 
McCaffrey  Thomas,  varnisher,  dwl  307  Folsom 
McCaffrey  Timothy,  laborer  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

210  Pacific 
McCaffrey  W.  H.,  stock   dealer,  dwl  SW  cor  Clay 

and  Mont 
McCaffrey  William,  fireman,  dwl  333  Beale 
McCahill    James,    laborer,    dwl    E   e   Mission  nr 

Twenty-second 
McCaig  James,  carpenter,  dwl  54  Everett 
McCAIN,  FLOOD  &  McCLURE,  ^ J^wes  S.  Jlfc- 

Cain,  Henry  S.  Flood  and  Pennel  McClure), 

importers  and  jobbers  dry  goods  and  gents' 

furnishing  goods,  109  and  111  Pine 
McCain  James   S.,  (McCain,  Flood  4k  McGlure) 

res  New  York 
McCain  William  H.,  clerk,  dwl  125  Turk 


McChU  James  J.,  apprentice  with  W.  T.  Garratt  & 

Co.,  dwl  631  Green 
McCall  Joseph  G.,  hackman  with  Thomas  J.Morse, 

Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
McCall  Michael,  laborer  San  Francisco  Market,  dwl 

SW  cor  Powell  and  Wa8liin!.'t<)n 
McCall  Michael,  teamster,  dwl  1623  iMasi>n 
McCall  Samuel,  shoemaker  with  D.  W.  Emerson  & 

Co.,  dwl  138  Fourth 
McCall  William  H.,  mason,  dwl  .505  Filbfert 
McCallum  Daniel,  captain  stnir  Santa  Cruz,  Wash- 
ington St.  Wharf 
McCallum  George  H.,  night  in.'spector  Custom  House, 

dwl  322  Thfrd 
McCalvey  John  J.,  salesman   with   F.  A.  Water- 
house,  dwl  264  Jessie 
McCamant   Lewis  G.,   upholsterer  with    Christian 

Schieiber  &  Co.,  dwl  .594  Stevenson 
McCambridge  Andrew,  patternmaker  Pacific  Iron 

Works,  dwl  164  Jessie 
McCaun   Andrew,   assistant  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S. 

Colorado 
McCaiin  Andrew,  cooper  with  T.  F.  Neagle  &  Co., 

A\\\  SE  cor  Di'umm  and  Orejion 
McCann  Andrew,  seaman,  dwl  138  Silver 
McCann  B.,  (widow)   dwl   California  Avenue  opp 

Columbia,  Bernal  Hights 
McCann  Bernard,  laborer,  dwl  27  Natonia 
McCann   Charles,    barkeeper  with  James  P.  Mc- 

Elroy,  dwl  733  Market 
McCann  Chailes  D. ,  drayman,  NE  cor  Davis  and 

Oregon,  dwl  9  Verona  Place 
McCann  Eugene,  laborer,  dwl  249^  Clara 
McCann  Frank,  engineer,  dwl  11  Natoma 
McCann  Garrett,  laborer,  dwl  508  Post 
McCann  Henry,  caipeuter,  dwl  66?^  Bryant 
McCann  James,    carriagepainter    with    George  D. 

Clark,  dwl  15  Sherwood  Place 
McCaun  James,  laborer,  dwl  2  Noble  Place 
McCann  James,  machinist  Pacitic  Iron  Works^dwl 

65  Natoma 
McCann  James,  proprietor  National  Sailors'  Home, 

896  Front 
McCann  John,  bootmaker,  dwl  720  Third 
McCann  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
McCann  John,  laborer,  dwl  210  Pacitic 
McCann  John,  laborer,  dwl  307  Tehama 
McCann  John,  laborer,  dwl  1011  Market 
McCann  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  W  s  Sansom  bet 

Union  and  Alta 
McCann  John,  porter  with  Wells,  Fargo  &,  Co.,  dwl 

329  Green 
McCann  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  S  s  Turk  nr  Market 
McCann  John,  Sen.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
McCaim  John  B. ,  laundryman  Lick  Hduse 
McCann    Joseph,    roarblepolisher    with    Black    & 

Mulanev,  dwl  N  s  Haight  nr  FiUmoie 
McCANN  M.  &  CO.,   (John    Sleenc)  commission 

merchant 8,  818  Battery 
McCann  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  307  Tehama 
McCann  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  974  Harrison 
McCann  Michael,  watertender  steamer   Newbern, 

U.  S.  A.,  dwl  505  Howard 
McCann  Michael,  (M.  McCann  &   Co.)  dwl  W  s 

Treat  Av  bet  Twe'ity-tiret  and  Twenty  second 
McCann  Nicholas,  plumber,  S  s  Hayes  nr  Polk 
McCann  Owen,  stevedore,  dwl  cor  Park   and  Ne- 
braska 
McCann  Patrick,  engineer,  dwl  703  Mission 
McCann  Peter,  butcher  with  George  D.  Bliss,  dwl 

534  Second 
McCann  Peter,  carpenter,  dwl  74  First 
McCann  Peier,  laborer,  dwl  Green's  Court  nr  How 
McCann  Richard,  carpenter  P.M. S.S. Great  Republic 
McCann  Robert, bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Association, 

234  Sutter 
McCann  Thomas  H.,    traveling   agent,    dwl   322 

Lombard 


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McCiinn. — See  IMHcCaiin 

McCANNEY  FRANK,  saloon,  NE  cor  Green  and 

Stockton 
McCuns'y  William,  laborer,  dwi  209  Leidesdorff 
M(  Canlle  Patrick,  slioemaker,  618  Pacilic 
Mc{;aidle  William  J.,  barkeeper,  dwl  7  Hinckley 
McCarl  Samuel  F.,  stevedore,  dwl  41  Natoma 
McCarney  Neil,  shoemaker,  dwl  249  Minna 
McCarrick  John,  laborer  Laurel  Hill  Cemetery,  dwl 

cor  Post  and  Broderick 
McCarrick  Patrick,  liogiler,  dwl  n33  Bush 
McCari'oll  Barney,  hiborer,  dwl  1011  Market 
McCairoll  Jamesj  blacksniitb,  dwl  18  Natoma 
McCarroll  Owen,  blacksmith,  dwl  173  Minna 
McCairon  Dennis,  engineer  St.  Mary's  Ho.spital 
McCarrou  Joseph,  ropeinaker,  dwl  11  Nevada 
McCarron  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Beale  bet  Mis- 
sion and  Howard 
McCarron  Willi.im  I.,  (McNulty  &  McC.)  dwl  34 

Mimia 
McCarter  D.  P.,  driver  City  R.  R. 
McCaitiiy  Arthur,  tailor,  dwl  3  Priest 
McCariiiy  Bartholomew,  groceries  and  liquors,  208 

Dupoiit 
MeCarihy  Birtliolomew,  milkman,  dwi   E  8  Web- 
ster bet  Clay  and  Wasliiugton 
McCarthy  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  1313  Sac,  rear 
McCarthy  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Gilbert   bet 

Bryant  and  Bran  nan 
-McCarthy  Catherine  Mrs.,  dwl  16  Natoma 
McCarthy  Charles,  expresswagou,  dwl  S  s  Filbert 

bet  Kearny  and  Montgomery 
McCarthy  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Union  bet  Cal- 
houn and  Sanson) 
McCarthy  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  334  Shipley 
McCarthy   Charles,    laborer,  dwl  E  s   Gilbert  bet 

Bryant  and  Bi'aiuian 
]\[cCaithy  Charles,  plasterer,  dwl  11  Everett 
McCarthy  Cornelius,  farmer,   dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet 

Bryant  and  Brannan 
McCarthy  Cornelius,  machinist,  dwl  N  s  McAllister 

bet  Leavenwoith  and  Hyde 
McCarthy  Cornelius,  marlilepolisher,  dwi  59  Everett 
McCarthy  Cornelius,   marblepolisher  with  Qnelet& 

Morris,  dwl  Tehama  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
McCarthy  Cornelius,  painter,  dwl  106  Natoma 
McCarthy  Daniel,  dwl  9  OFarrell  Alley 
McC'aithy  Diiniel,  longshoreman,  dwl  43.5  First 
McC.irtby  Daniel,   real  estate  agent,   dwl  cor  Bu- 
chanan and  Page 
McCarthy  Daniel,  sliipwright,  dwl  101  Minna 
McCarthy  Daniel,  tracklayer  Front  St.,  M.&O.  R.  R., 

dwl  lOiil  Sutter 
McCarthy  Daniel  E.,  printer,  dwl  652  Stevenson 
McCarthy    Daniel    J.,    baker,    E    a  Valencia   bet 

Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
McCarthy  David  F.,  clerk   Police   Court,   dwl  126 

Turli 
McCarthy  Dennis,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
McCarthy  Dennis,  shoenjaker,  dwl  1071  Market 
McCarthy  Edward  F..  attorney   at  law,  office  604 

Merchant,  dwl  207  Kearny 
McCarthy  Eliza  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  dwl  540  Bryant 
McCarthy  Elizabeth,  (widow)   dwl  SE   cor  Pacific 

and  Powell 
McCarthy  Eugene,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  1013 

Pacilic 
McCarthy  Eugene, helper  with  McAfee,  Spiers  &  Co. 
McCarthy  Eugene,  porter  with  J.  C.  Merrill  &  Co., 

dwl  803  Geary,  rear 
McCarthy  Eugene,  rauchero,  dwl  SW  cor  Clinton 

and  Brannan 
McCarthy  Eugene,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  113  Powell 
McCarthy  Felix,  expresswagon,  P.  M.  S.  S.   Co's 

wharf,  dwl  15  Frederick 
McCarthy  Florence,    impost   bookkeeper    Custom 

House,  dwl  905  Pacific 
McCarthy  Florence,  longshoreman,  dwl   Union  bet 
Calhoun  and  Sansom 


McCarthy  Frank,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
McCarthy  Helena  Miss,  regaliamaker,  dwl  27  Hunt 
McCarthy  Henrv,  laborer,  dwl  Seventeenth  Av   nr 

J,  South  S.  F. 
McCarthy  J.,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
McCarthy  James,  bootmaker,  dwl  966  Harrison 
McCarthy  James,  cooper  with  T.  F.  Neagie  &  Co., 

dwl  Ritch  bet  Brannan  and  Townsend 
McCarthy  James,  glasscutter  with  Thomas  O'Neil, 

dwl  SW  cor  Mission  and  Montgomery 
McCartliy  James,  laborer,  dwl  206  I?acitic 
McCHrtliy   James,   laborer,   dwl   Dunn  Alley    bet 

Vallejo  and  Broadway 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  hairdresser  with  Peter  Eins- 

feidti  dwl  456  Jessie 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  butcher,  dwl  Bryant  nr  Ninth 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  butcher  with   P.  McKenna  & 

Co.,  dwl  Seventh  Av  bet  L  and  M,  South  S.  F. 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  driver  with   IJ'rank  Barnard, 

dwl  8  Jessie 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  glassblower,  dwl  26  Everett 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  hostler  with  Killip  &  Craig, 

dwl  713  Commercial 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  426  Geary 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  N  s   Filbert  bet 

Kearny  and  Montgouiery 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  painter,  dwl  27  Minna 
McCarthy  John,   baker  with   R.   R.  Swain  &.  Co., 

dwl  7  Haywood 
McCarthy  John,  brassfinisher  with   W.  T.  Garratt 

&  Co.,  dwl  21  Minna 
McCarthy  John,  cook,   7  Summer,   dwl  cor  Leides- 

dorttand  Commercial 
McCarthy  John,  cook  What  Cheer  Restaurant 
McCarthy  John,  drayman,  dwl  48  Sacramento 
McCarthy  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  525  Fourth 
McCarthy  John,  hostler  witli  T.  Scully 
McCarthy  John,  jeweler  with  California  Jewelry 

Co.,  dwl  26  Everett 
McCarthy  John,  laborer,  dwl  518  Stevenson 
McCarthy  John,  laborer,  dwl   Ss  Geary  bet  Polk 

and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
McCarthy  John,   laborer  with  G.  Torrens,  dwl  N  s 

Clay  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
McCarthy  John,   laborer   with    John   Flynn,   dwl 

Harrison  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
McCarthy  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  14|  Frederick 
McCarthy  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  Union  bet  Cal- 
houn and  Sansom 
McCarthy  John,  sailmaker  with  Harding  &  Brann, 

dwl  1310  Stockton 
McCarthy  John,  (Kom  &  Go.)  dwl  1325  Union 
McCarthy  John  D.,  liquors,  429  Pacific 
McCarthy  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  6.52  Stevenson 
McCarthy  Martin,  blacksmith,  dwl  622  Minna,  rear 
McCarthy  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  239  Minna,  rear 
McCarthy  Michael,   boilermaker  with  J.  H.  Swain, 

dwl  Harrison  nr  Sixth 
McCarthy  Micliael,  laborer,  dwl  27  Ritch,  rear 
McCarthy  Michael,  mason,  dwl  553  Howard 
McCarthy  Michael,   proof  reader  S.  F.  Chronicle, 

dwl  21  Prospect  Place 
McCarthy  Miles,  collector  Clay  St.  Wharf,  dwl  6 

Berry 
McCarthy  Owen,  laborer,  dwl  1021  Mission 
McCarthy  Patrick,  blacksmith,  dwl  108  Tehama 
McCarthy  Patrick,  bootmaker,  222  Jackson 
McCarthy   Patrick,  helper  with  Milo  P.  Holmes, 

dwl  429  Clementina 
McCarthy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  19  Baldwin  Court 
McCarthy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  410  Folsom,  rear 
McCarthy  Patrick,  laborer  S.  F.  and  P.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  W  8  Decatur  nr  Bryant 
McCarthy   Patrick,   laborer  with   G.  Torrens,  dwl 

N  8  Clay  bet  Hyde  &  Larkin 
McCarthy  Patrick,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  208  Fol- 
som 
McCarthy  Patrick,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  NE  cor 

Kearny  and  Clay 


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McCartby  Patrick,  shoemaker,  259  Third,  dwl  25 

Hunt 
McCaitliv  Patrick  J.,  stevedore,   dwl   Folsom  nr 

Twenty-seventh,  Beniul  Hijilits 
McCarthy  R.  G.  Rev.,  piistor  OHvet  Presbyterian 

Church,  Potrero 
McCarthy  R.  .J.,  compositor  with  Bacon  <fe  Company, 

dwl  625  IJiiHh 
McCnrthv    Stephen,    laborer,    dwl  San  Francisco 

Hotel 
McCarthy  Terence,  laborer,  dwl  29  Ecker,  rear 
McCarthy  T.    F.,   bookkeeper  with  E.  Coramins  & 

Co.,  dwl  II  Kearny 
McCarthy  ThomHS,  brasstinisher  with   M.   Dobr- 

zensky.  dwl  29  Louisa 
McCarthy  ThomaB,  insurance  agent,  dwl  540  Bryant 
McCarthy  Thomas,  laborer  ,dwl  210  Pacific 
McCarthy  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl 304 Market 
McCarthy  Thomas,  wheelwrjfjht  with  J.  B.  Kemp, 

dwl  cor  Kentucky  and  South 
McCarthy  Timothy,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  212  Second 
McCarthy  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  44  Ecker 
McCarthy  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  721  Brannan 
McCarthy  Timothy,  saloon,    SW  cor  Mission  and 

Twenty  first 
McCarthy    Timothy,    shoemaker    with    Donnovan 

Bros.,  dwl  78  Natoma 
McCarthy  Timotliy,  supervisor  Fourth  Ward,  dwl 

905  Pacific 
McCarthy  Timothy  T.,   laborer,  dwl  N  s  Howard 

bet  Spear  and  Steuart 
McCaithy  William,  laborer,  dwl  b  Minna,  rear 
McCarthy    William  J.,   brassfinisher  with    W.   T. 

Garratt  &  Co.,  dwl  21  Garden 
McCarthy  Wolfe  T.,  clerk  with  Breeze  &  Loughran, 

dwl  357  Minna 
McCarthy.— See  McCarty 
McCartney  Byron,  cooper,  dwl  108  Minna 
McCartney  James  S.,  clerk,  dwl  33  Kearny 
McCartney  Samuel,  laborer  with  N.  McDonald,  dwl 

S  8  Geary  nr  Scott 
McCarty  Andrew  E.,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Kearny 

and  Clay 
McCarty  Andrew  J.,  lamps  and  oil,  850  Washington, 

dwl  1024  Stockton 
McCarty  B.,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Twentieth  bet  Valen- 
cia and  Guerrero 
McCarty  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  2()4^  Minna 
McCarty  Cornelius,  tanner  with  Wolf  Bloom,  dwl 

28  Garden,  rear 
McCarty  Daniel,  furniture  and  crockery,  1004  Mkt 
McCarty  Dennis,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.'B.  &.  S.  Co., 

dwl  444  Jeshie 
McCarty   Dennis,   captain   brig   Tanner,    pier    17 

Steuart 
McCarty  Dennis,  drayman  with  George  Watson, 

dwl  24  Scott  Place 
McCarty  Dennis,   (Dennis    McCarty  &   Brother) 

dwl  838  Mission 
McCarty   Dennis,   (McCarty   &    GeigerJ   dwl  319 

Vallejo 
McCarty    Dennis   &  Brother,  (Eugene  McCarty) 

dancing  academy,  Dashaway   Hall 
McCarty  E.,  quartermaster  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
McCarty  Edwai'd,  rigger,  dwl  NE  cor  Folsom  and 

Beale 
McCarty  Eugene,  laborer  with  George  B.  Kuowles, 

dwl  53  Shipley 
McCarty  Eugene,  painter,  N  s  Howard  bet  Spear 

and  Steuart 
McCarty   Eugene,  (Dennis  McCarty  d>  Brother) 

dwl  838  Mission 
McCarty  Florence,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Pacific  and 

Front 
McCarty  Frank,  teamster  with  George  Dougherty, 

dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
McCarty  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
McCarty  J.,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
McCarty  James,  blacksmith,  dwlE  sKatenr  Bryant 


McCarty  James,  blacksmithhelper  with    C.   S.   N. 

Co.,  dwl  N  B  Broadway  bet  Montgomery  and 

Kearny 
McCaity  James,  conductor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

221'^  Clara 
McCarty  James,  laborer,  dwl  Miller  Place 
McCarty  James,  laborer,  dwl  122  Shipley 
McCarty  James,  peddler,  dwl  W  s  Potrero  Avenue 

nr  Eifi-hteentu 
McCarty  James,  peddler,  dwl  E  s  Kate  nr  Biyant 
McCarty  Jeremiah,   laborer,  dwl  N  s  Fulton  bet 

Gough  and  Octavia 
McCarty   Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Twenty-third 

bet  Valencia  and  Guerrero 
McCarty  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Eighth  nr  Te- 
hama 
McCarty  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  118  Welsh 
McCarty  Jeremiah,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory, 

dwl  E  8  Michigan  nr  Sierra 
McCarty  John,  bookbinder   with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.' dwl  411  Geary 
McCarty  John,  bricUliiyer,  dwl  103  Perry 
McCarty  John,  broker,  dwl  11  OFarrell 
McCarty  John,  cook,  dwl  W  s  Dolores  nr  Twenty- 
second 
McCarty  John,  hostler,  dwl  227  Second 
McCarty  John,  hou.semover,  dwl  S  s  Santa  Clara  nr 

Mariposa 
McCarty  John,  laborer,  dwl  15  Geary 
McCarty  John,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Broadway  and 

Leavenworth 
McCarty  John,  laborer  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  322 

Eleventh 
McCarty   John,  laborer  with  John  Reynolds,  dwl 

San  Bruno  Road  nr  Eighteenth 
McCarty  John,  laboi'er  with  S.  V.  Water  Co. 
McCarty  John,  marblepolisher   with  Larseneur  & 

Sheerin,  dwl  510  Minna 
McCarty  John,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  42fi 

Geary 
McCarty  Joseph,  porter  with  Crane   &   Brigham, 

dwl  S  s  Bryant  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
McCarty  Julia,  (widow)  dwl  419  Clementina 
McCarty   Justin,  shoemaker,  dwl  E  s  Dolores  bet 

Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
McCarty  Luke,  carpenter  with  A.  C.  Beach  &,  Co., 

dwl  HI  Natoma 
McCarty   Michael,  carpenter    H.  C.  League,    128 

Kearny 
McCarty  Michael,  laborer  Citv  Paving  Co. 
SIcCarty    Michael,  market,  SW    cor  Seventeenth 

and  Dolores 
McCarty  Michael,  plasterer,  dwl  14  Allen 
McCarty  Michael,    tanner  with    SVulf  Bloom,    dwl 

Florida  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
McCarty  Nellie  A.  L.  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Rosina 

Shear,  dwl  28  Garden 
McCaity  P.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  Wharf 
McCarty  Patiick,  calker,  dwl  227  Second 
Mc(^arty  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  39  Clementina 
McCai'ty  Patrick,  laborer,  dvsl  119  Morton 
McCarty  Patrick,   laborer  S.  F.  Cordage   Factory, 

dwl  S  8  Sierra  bet  Michigan  and  Georgia 
McCarty  Patrick,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
McCarty  Patrick,  laborer  with  S.  V.  Water  Co.,  dwl 

66  Jessie 
McCarty  Peter,   butcher  with  M.  Selig  &  Co.   dwl 

First  Avenue  nr  Kentucky 
McCarty  Peter,   paper  carrier,  dwl  W  s  Bryant  Av- 
enue bet  Harrison  and  Bryant 
McCarty  Pliilip,  plumber  with  Patrick  C.  Sweeny, 

dwl  13  William 
McCarty  Redmond,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Ellis  nr  Devis- 

adero 
McCarty  Richard,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl 

cor  Kentucky  and  South 
McCarty  Thomas,  carpenter  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl 

cor  Kentucky  and  South 
McCarty  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  268  Jessie 


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McCarty  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  W  u  Devisadero  bet 

Ellia  and  Eddy 
McCiirty  Tliomae,   laborer  Masonic  Cemetery,  dwl 

Brodeiick  nr  Ellis 
McCarty  Tliomas,  laborer  with  S.  V.  Water  Co. 
M('Carty  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
McCarty  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  N  b  Howard  bet 

Spear  and  Steuart 
McCarty  Timothy,  painter,  dwl  lfi4  Clara 
MeCaily  William,  boatman,  dwl  896  Front 
McCarty  William,  laborer,  dwl  i214  Broadway 
McCarty  William,  laborer,  dwl  410  Teiiania 
Mi'Carty  William,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
McCarly  William,  stonemason,  dwl  E  s  Second  Av 

nr  Sixteenth 
McCarty  «fe  Geiger,  (Dennis  McCarty  and  August 

Gctger)  tailors,  6  Broadway 
McTJarly.— See  McCarthy 
McCasker  James,  cook,  dwl  307  Sntfer 
McCaster  Hnwh,  blacksmith,  dwl  166  Alinna 
McCatchev  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Sixteenth  Av   bet 

P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
McCang  Patrick,  carpenter,  dwl  Twelfth  Av  bet 

N  and  M,  South  S.  F. 
McCanI  Arthur,  laborer,  dwl  30  Hunt 
McCauley  Alexander,  jeweler,  dwl  111  Morton 
McCanley  Charles,  liquors,  4"25  Pacific 
JlcCanley  Edward,  dwl  SE  cor  Drumm  aud  Oregon 
McCauley  John,  barkeeper  with  John  Clancy,  dwl 

SE  cor  Fifth  aud  Folsom 
McCauley  John,  plumber,  dwl  7  Harlan  Place 
McCauley  John  F.,  special  policeman,  dwl  163  Silver 
McCauley  Mary  Miss,  seamstress,  dwl  \.i  Sherwood 

Place 
McCauley  Patrick,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
McCauley  Patrick,  shipsmith  U.  S.  Navy  Yard,  dwl 

~2-i  Eighth,  rear 
McCauley  Thomas,  plasterer,  dwl  233  Clementina, 

rear 
McCaull  ,Tobn,  helper  Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R.  R.,  dwl 

631  Green 
MeCaull  Michael,  carpenter  and  extraman  Hose  Co. 

No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  631  Green 
McCaullev  John  F.,  real  estate,  dwl  318  Pine 
McCaulley  William,    (Fassett,  McC.  &    Go.)  dwl 

Lick  House 
McCauslin  William,  ( Melzger  &  McC. J  bds  Ameri- 
can Exchange  Hotel 
McCeuey  Julius  C,  attorney  at  law,  office  60  Ex- 
change Building,  dwl  3i3  Stockton 
McChrvst'al  James,    laborer,    dwl    United    States 

Hotel 
McCLiin    James,    groom    with    E.   W.  Burr,  dwl 

SW  cor  Filbert  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
McClain  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Mission  bet  Tenth 

and  Eleventh 
McClain   John,   foreman  laborers    Pacific  Rolling 

Mill,  dwl  Potrero  Point 
McClain  John,  porter  WMtli  Tay,  Brooks  &  Backus, 

res  Brooklyn 
McClain  John,  teamster  with  Mnrtin  &c  Ward,  dwl 

E  8  Mission  bet  Ninth  and  Tenth 
McClain  Peter,  blacksmith,  dwl  1:207  Sacramento 
McClain  William,  helper  with  Jonathan  Kittredge, 

dwl  I'.207  Sacramento 
McClane  Charles,  steward,  321  California,  dwl  8 

Carlos  Place 
McCliine  John,  clerk  Alta  Lodgings,  536  Sac 
McClaren  William  J.,  diiver  with  Roy  &  Taplan, 

dwl  W  8  San  Bruno  Road  nr  Twenty-ninth 
McClaskey  Thomas,  engineer  Southern  Pac.  R.  R., 

dwl  448  Guerrero 
McCleary  Daniel,  (colored)   laborer,  dwl  829  Val- 

l.jo 
McCleary  John,  liborer,  dwl  Pine  nr  Webster 
McCleary  Robert  W.,  (colored)  hairdresser,  dwl  12 

Jasper  Place 
McCleary  Robert,  stevedore,  dwl  41   Stanley  PIac9 


McCleery  John  F.  B.,  clerk,  dwl  427  Bush 
McClellan  David  1).,   salesman  with  William    H. 

Mitchell,  dwl  108  Virginia 
McClellan  Henry,  (Charles  G,  Emery  Jo  Co.)  dwl 

518  Battery 
McClellan  John  Mrs.,  dwl  282  Stevenson 
McClellan  John  B.,  stevedore,  dwl  S  s  Alta  bet  San- 
son! and  Montgomery 
McClellan  John  F.,  butcher  with  Smith  &  Brown, 

dwl  526  Sixtli 
McClellan  Robert,  seaman,  dwl  NEcorSansoni  and 

Union 
MCCLELLAND  JOHN  A.,  secretary  Board  State 

Harbor  Commissioners,  414  Montgomery,  dwl 

NW  cor  Sixth  and  Mission 
McClelland  Marv,  (wi<iow)  dwl  907  Brvant 
McCleskey  I.  A.',  (McKinley  Sf   Co.)  dwl  E  s  Polk 

bet  Bush  and  Sutter 
McClintock  Joseph  S.,  butcher,   dwl  E  s  Green  bet 

Brannan  anclTownsend 
McClister  Alexander,  hostler  Norfolk  stables,  dwl 

525  Stevenson 
McClister  Mary  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  1012  Market 
JlcCloskey  Ever,  engineer  with  Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl 

N  8  Union  bet  Montgomery  and  Calhoun 
McCioskey  Hugh,  groceries  and  liquors,   SW  cor 

Folsom  and  Folsom  Avenue 
McCioskey  James,  (J.  P.  Sweeney  S  Co.)  dwl  127 

Ellis 
McCioskey  Matthew,  solicitor  Pacific  Ins.  Co.,  dwl 

642  Howard 
McCioskey   Michael,    (O'Neil   .^   McC.)  dwl   Es 

Dora  bet  Harrison  and  Biyant 
McCioskey  Patrick,  cartman,  ilwl  1302  Kearny 
McCioskey  Peter,   baker  What  Cheer  Restaurant, 

dwl  N  s  Union  bet  Montgomery  and   Calhoun 
McCloakev  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  6U6  Third 
McCioskey.— See  AlcClnskey 
McClosky  John,   clerk,  20   Occidental  Market,  dwl 

Eighth  nr  Folsom 
McCloud    Alexander,     boilermaker    Risdon     Iron 

Works,  dwl  10  Fifth  Avenue 
McCloud  Daniel,  carpenter,  dwl  139  Tehama 
McCloud  Daniel,   machinist  Vulcan  Foundry,  dwl 

965  Hrti-rison 
McCloud  Edward,  shipwright,  dwl   Howard  House 
McCloud  Frank,  drayman,  dwl  408  Geary 
McCloud  James,  plasterer,  dwl  2  Latham  Place 
McCloud  James,  shoemaker  with  D.   W.  Emerson 

&.  Co.,  dwl  138  Fourth 
McCloud  John,  plasterer,  dwl  2  Latham  Place 
McCloud  John,  rigger,  dwl  309  Folsom 
McCloud  John,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  & 

S.  Co.,  dwl  Clementina  nr  Fourth 
McCloud  Thomas,    (colored)    bootblack  with  A.  I. 

Korn,  dwl  W  s  Virginia  nr  Broadway 
McCLUliE    A.    T.,  physician,    office    and  dwl  8 

Kearny 
McClure  Joseph,  compositor   S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl 

1232  Pacific 
McClure   Penuel,  (McCain,   Flood  &  McC.)  dwl 

125  Turk 
McClure  Peter,  waterman,  dwl  120  Eddy 
McClure  William,  chief  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacra- 
mento, dwl  602  Second 
McCluskey  Dennis,  plasterer,  dwl  S  8  Seventeenth 

nr  Mission 
McCluskey  Henry,  laborer  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  steamer 

Amador,  dwl  SE  cor  Kearny  and  Lombard 
McCluskey  John,  laborer,  dwl  817  Vallejo,  rear 
McCluskey  John,  painter  with  Andreseu  Brothers, 

dwl  87  Stevenson 
McCluskey   Joseph,  butcher,  SE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Vallejo 
McCluskey  Michael,  varnisher   with  Goodwin  & 

Co., 
McCluskey  Philip,  lather,  dwl  33|   Rausch,  rear 
McCliisky  John,  painter  with   Noble  &   Gallagher, 
dwl  815  Vallejo 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Pocket  Cutlery  and  Scissors. 


YSRBA  SANTA  gi^es  immediate  and  permanent  reliei  in  Dyspepsia. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO     [M]      DIRECTORY. 


McColgan  Daniel,  coke  clerk  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co., 

d\vl32l  Tehama 
McColgau  Edward,   laborer   S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  18 

Miuna 
McCulgaii  Eugene,  amalgamator,  dwl   Webster  nr 

Filbert 
McColgan   Kate   F.   Miss,  assistant  teacher  South 

Cosmopolitan  Grammar  School 
McColgan   Michael,   saddle  and  harnessmaker,  216 
Washington,  dwl  S  s  Ellis  bet  Pierce  and  Scott 
McColl  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great  Kepublic 
McCoU  Thomas,liiborer  with  Uatterty  &  Meyer,  dwl 
Francouia  House,  Sau  Bruuo  road  nr  Twenty- 
eighth 
McCOLL    W^ILLIAM,    produce  commission,  NE 

cor  Davis  and  Market,  res  San  Jose 
McCoUam  Lizzie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Sonth  Cos- 
mopolitan Grammar  School,  dwl  2:^0  Eddy 
McCollam    Thomas  W.,  dealer  codlish,  224   Sacra- 
mento, dwl  221)  Eddy 
McComb  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 Kearny 
McCGMB  JOHN,  editorial   department   Alta  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  809  Mason 
McComb  William,   carpenter,  dwl  Sixteenth  Av  nr 

P,  South  S.  F. 
McCOMBE  JOHN,  collector  and  money  broker, 
office  405  Calit'oinia,  dwl  NW  cor  Twenty -sec- 
oud  and  Treat  Avenue 
McCombs  James,  gigger  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 

cor  North  Poiuiaiid  Polk 
McConaghey  Peter,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  912  Jack 
McConahy  Theodore,   upholsterer  with  Mitchell  & 

Bell,  dwl  215  Kearny 
McCone  Robert,  ujachinist  and  engineer,   dwl  S  s 

Hairison  bet  Main  and  Spear 
McConnell  Charles  b\,  laborer,  dwl  352  Third 
McConuell  Daniel,  helper  Golden  Stale  Iron  Works, 

dwl  34  First 
McConuell    Francis  H.,   watchmaker  with  J.   W. 

Tucker  &  Co.,  dwl  15  Monroe 
McConuell  Gibson,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Lincoln  bet 

Taylor  and  Jones 
McConnell  James,  cutter  with  Michael  Price 
McConuellJames,  sailmaker  with  Harding  &.Brann, 

dwl  N  s  Mission  bet  First  and  Second 
McConnell  James  D.,  harnessmaker  with   Main  & 

Winchester,  dwl  310  Tehama 
McConuell  James  S.,   fHinck  &   McC.)  dwl  439 

Bush 
McConuell  J.  B.,  laborer  with  Bertz  &  Co.,  dwl  111 

Minna 
McConnell  John,  dwl  1013  Stockton 
McConnell  John,  laborer  with  Eureka  Foundry,  dwl 

14  Brooks 
McConnell  John  L.,  teamster,  dwl  Lafayette  nr  Na- 

toma 
McConnell  Peter,  miner,  dwl  728  Market 
McConnell  Robert  G.,  laborer,  dwl  1236  Bush 
McConnell  William  B.,  harnessmaker  with  Main  & 

Winchester,  dwl  310  Tehama 
McConnell  William  J.,  foreman  patternmakers  Ful- 
ton Foundry,  dwl  48  Tehama 
McConnou  Christopher,  laborer,  dwl  44  Everett 
McConologue  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  W  b  Spear  bet 

Howard  and  Mission 
McCouville  Anthony,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  31 

Fiederick 
McConville  Michael,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co 
McConvinn  Patrick,  boatman,  dwl  Ws  Shotwell  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
McConway  William,  laborer,  dwl  519  Mission 
McCouway  William,  laborer  with  James  McDevitt, 

dwl  W  s  Sansom  nr  Vallejo 
McCool  Francis,  laborer,  dwl  :.'i4  Broadway 
McCoon  .James,  shipcaipenter,  dwl  18  Minna 
McCoou  James,  dwl  123  Stockton 


McCord   Alexander,  driver  City  R.  R.,  dwl  NW 

cor  Natonia  and  Fifteenth 
McCord  Benjamin  F.,  carriiigepainter  with  Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  365  Miuna 
McCord  E.,  driver  City  R.  R. 
McCord  E.  B.,  solicitor  International  Hotel,  dwl  904 

Kearny 
McCord   Edward  S.,  freight  clerk  C.   S.    N.  Co., 

dwl  236  Ritch 
McCord  James,  assistant  superintendent  Front  St. 

M.  &  0.  R.  R.,  dwl  1326  Bush 
McCord  John,  driver  Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R.  R.,  dwl 

S  s  Pine  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness 
IMcCord  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  314  Third 
McCormack  Francis,  milkrairch,  S  s  Twenty-fourth 

nr  Fountain 
McCormack  James,  groceries  and  liquore,  W  s  Do- 
lores nr  Twenty -lirst 
McCormack  James,  laborer,   dwl   E  s  Bartlett  nr 

Twenty-third 
McCormack  John,  machinist,  dwl  NW  cor  Haight 

and  Gough 
McCormack  John,  messman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's 

S.  S.  California 
McCormack  John,  porter  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

dwl  Vallejo  Court 
McCormack  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  SW  cor  Broad- 
way and  Leavenworth 
McCormack  Michael,  calker  with  S.  V.  Water  Co. 
McCormack  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Washington  nr 

Twenty-eighth,  Beinal  Hights 
McCormack   Patrick,  laborer,   dwl  E  8  Laskie  nr 

Mission 
McCormick  Alice  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  279  Stev 
McCoimick  Bridget  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  24  Sixth 

and  505  Stevenson 
McCoimick  Charles,   laborer  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  11^ 

Freelon 
McCormick  Charles,  soap  manufacturer,  26  Zoe 
McCORJNlICK  CHARLES,  surgeon  U.  S.  A.,  med- 
ical  director   Department  of  Califurnia,  office 
703  Market,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
McCormick  Felix,   blacksmith  Pacific  Iron  Works, 

dwl  79  Clementina 
McCormick  Felix,  wood  and  coal,  111  Shipley 
McCormick  George,  waiter  with  L.  Meyeis,  dwl  2 

Lick  Alley 
McCormick  H.  G.,  brakesman  Southern  Pacific  R. 

R.,  dwl  cor  Fell  and  Gough 
McCormick   Hugh,  assayer,   dwl  W  s  Folsom  bet 

Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
McCormick  Hugh,   groceries  and  li(juors,  NE  cor 

Taylor  and  Fill)ert 
McCormick  James,  dwl  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Pacific 
McCormick  James,  laborer  with  H.  jMoutgomery  <St 

Co,,  dwl  505  Third 
McCormick  James,  teamster  with  William  Kerr,  dwl 

903  Battery 
McCormick  James  K. ,  wines  and  liquors,  800  Mar- 
ket, dwl  749  Market 
McCoimick  John,  machinist  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
McCormick  John,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
McCormick  Johu,  wireworker,  121  Fourth,  dwl  271 

Stevenson 
McCoruiick  John  W.,  local  agent  Hamburg  Bremen 

Fire  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  S  s  Erie  bet  How  and  Fol 
McCormick  Michael,  carpenter,  dwl  61  Commercial 
McCormick  Maria,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  431 

Dupoiit 
McCormick  Mary  Miss,  bookfolder  with  A.  L.  Ban- 
croft &  Co.,  dwl  11  Moss 
McCormick  Mary  Miss,  seamstress,  dwl217Thiid 
McCormick  Patrick  H.,  iusurance  detective,  dwl  914 

Clay 
McCormick  Patrick  J.,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  S. 

S.  Sacramento 
McCormick  Peter,  carpenter,  dwl  Twelfth  nr  How 


McCOPPlN  FRANK,   superintendent  City  Grad- 
ing Co.,  office  1  Court  Block,  636  Clay,  dwl  SW  I  McCormick  Peter,  drayman,  dwl  5  Clinton 
cor  Valencia  and  Seventeenth  I  McCormick  Susan  A.  D.,  (widow)  dwl  316Tyl 


THE  PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO,  is  the  Company  for  the  Pecple. 


C.  p.  VAW  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Smokers'  Articles. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [M]      DIRECTORY. 


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McCormiek  Thomas,   teamster  with  Lyons  &  Col- 
lins, dwl  11 J  Folsom  Avenue 
McCorniick  William,  barkeeper  Russ  House  billiard 

salo(ui,  dwl  21  Silver 
McCorniick  VVilliara,  porter  with  Root  &  Bailey, 

4ia  Front 
McCormiek  William  H.,  fL.  R.  Mi/crs  &  Co.)  dwl 

108  Taylor 
McCormiek  William    L.,    salesman  with  Conroy  & 

O'Connor,  dwl  ~()()  IXvlor 
McConison  Hnjrli,  blacksmith,  dwl  E  s  Larkiu  bet 

Vallejo  and  Broadway 
McCort  Piitiick,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Filbert  and  Pierce 
McCottery  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  14  Natoma 
McCottery  Thomas,  helper  with  Kittredge  &  Leav- 

itl,  dwl  14  Natoma 
McCottrey  Robert,  engineer,  dvvl  1108  Montgomery 
McCoubrey  A.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S  Co.'s  Wharf 
McConrt  Alice  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  'M'-l  Jessie 
McCourt  Hugh,   waiter   Bank  Exchange,  dwl  105 

Montgomery  Block 
McConrt  Peter,  engineer  with  Kittredge  &  Leavitt, 

dwl  70  Jessie 
McCourtnev  Ei^hraim  J.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl 

518  Stocliton 
McCowen  Henry  A.,  shoemaker  with  Orrin  Jones, 

dwl  311  Pine 
McCoy  Daniel,  drayman  iEtua  Iron  Works 
McCoy  Edward,  waiter,  dwl  75  Stevenson 
McCoy  Heniy,  blacksmith,  dwl  i209  Clara 
McCoy  James,  shoemaker  with  Donovan  Brothers, 

dwl  554  Stevenson 
McCoy  John,  clerk,  20  Montgomery,  dwl  233  First 
McCoy  John,  laborer,  dw-1  233  First 
McCoy  John,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
McCoy  Michael,  calker,  dwl  137  Tehama 
McCoy  Owen,  laborer,  dwl  63  Everett 
McCoy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Octavia  nr  Bdwy 
McCoy  William  B.,  painter,  dwl  204  Stockton 
McCracken  Arthur,  laboier,  dwl  412  Vallejo 
McCracken  Sarah,  (widow)  boarding,  1021  Battery 
McCracken  William,  longshoreman,  dwl  Filbert  nr 

Sansom 
McCrae  George,  law  clerk  with  J.  M.  Wood,  dwl 

SW  cor  Vallejo  and  Buchanan 
McCiaitl:   John,  organbuilder,   dwl  NE   cor  Hyde 

and  Broadway 
McCraith   Mary,  "(widow)    groceries  and  liquors, 

NE  cor  Front  and  P.iciKc 
McCrakeu  John,  (J.  C.  Merrill  &  Co. J  res   Port- 
land, Oregon 
McCiaken  Orrin  C,  (R.  B.  Learn  Sf  Co.)  dwl 

829  Mission 
McCrane  James,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
McCrath  Thomas,  shoemaker  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl 

115  Vallejo 
McCrea  James,   teamster,   dwl  S  b    Natoma  bet 

Eighth  and  Ninth 
McCrea  Thomas,  calker,  dwl  234  Folsom 
McCreadie   Richard,   helper  Risdou    Iron  Works, 

dwl  258  Jessie 
McCready  Daniel  J.,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Grove  bet 

Franklin  and  VanNess  Avenue 
McCready   Samuel,    baker   with    Deeth,    Starr  & 

Campbell,  dwl  15  Hunt 
McCrejigh    Thomas,    carpenter    Southern     Pacific 

Railroad 
McCredie  Samuel,  baker,  dwl  15  Hunt 
McCreery's  Buildings,  cor  Montgomery  and  Pine 
McCreiglit  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  54  Jessie 
McCreith  George,  clerk  with  B.  B.  Newman,  dwl 

Bartol  nr  Broadway 
McCRINDLE  WILLIAM,  manager  Glasgow  Iron 

and  Metal  Importing  Co.,  21  Fremont,  dwl  128 

Perry 
McCrink   I'eter,  blacksmith  with  A.  Muir,  dwl  bO 

Tehama 
McCrory  Hugh,  laborer,  dwl  164  Jessie 


McCrossin  William,  waiter  Lick  House 
McCrudden  Rosa,  (widow)  dwl  572  Minna 
McCruddon  Andrew,  blacksmith,  dwl  209  Leides- 

dortt' 
McCrum   Hugh,  clerk  with  J.  M.  Goewey  &  Co., 

dwl  1014' Washington 
McCrum  Robert,  merchant,  dwl  S  s  Twenty-fourth 

bet  Mission  and  Valencia 
McCubben  Peter,  stonecutter,  dwl  SW  cor  Harri- 
son and  Chesley 
McCue  Dennis,  gardener  with  Elia  Chielovich 
McCue  James  S.,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
McCue  John,  hostler  Front  St.  M.  &.  O.  R.  R. 
McCue  John,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
McCue  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Miller  Place 
McCue  Jliehael,  apringmakerwith  Casebolttfe  Kerr, 

dwl  277  Minna 
McCue  Michael,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
McCue  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  141  Clara 
McCue  Patrick,  pantryman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Pelicnn.  dwl  535  First 
McCue  Thomas  W.,  salesman  with  John  C.  Morri- 
son Jr.,  dvvl  320  Sixth 
McCue  Timothy,  laborer  with  A.  A.  Jennings 
McCue. — See  McHugh 

JlcCullen  Richard,  laborer  with  Hancock  &.  Kelso 
McCulley  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
McCulley  John  L..  boatman,  dwl  120  Freelon 
McCulloch  Andrew,  blacksmith,  dwl  SW  cor  Bry- 
ant and  Fourth 
McCulloch    Andrew,    workman   Selby's    Smelting 

Works,  North  Beach 
McCulloch  William,  sea  man  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Idaho 
McCullogh  John  Rev.,  chaplain  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
McCullogh  Owen,  teamster  with  William  Kerr,  dwl 

Flint  Alley  nr  Battery 
McCullom  Joseph,  porter  with  Adam  &  Kibbe,  dwl 

516  Montgomery 
McCnllough  Catherine,  housekeeper,  628  California 
McCullough  Hugh,  laborer,  dwl  Francisco  nr  Polk 
McCnllough  I.,  teacher  music,  dwl  Ws  Shotwell  bet 

Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
McCnllough  John,  lessee  California  Theater,    dwl 

Occidental  Hotel 
McCnllough  John  G.,  (McCullough  &  Boyd  J  dwl 

Occidental  Hotel 
McCullough  Patrick,  dwl  35  Tehama 
McCullough  Peter,  (Green  <fcMC.;dwl  1106 Folsom 
McCnllough   Samuel,  builder,  dwl   E  s  Capp  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
McCnllough  Thomas  J.,  commission  nierchaut,  dwl 
338  Clementina 

McCullough  &  bo  yd,  (John  g.  McCniiongh 

and  Javies  T.  Boyd)  attorneys  at  law,  office 
NW  coi-  Kearny  and  Commercial 

McCullum  Joseph,  machinist,  dwl  516  Montgomery 

McCuUy  John,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Second  and 
Minna,  dwl  13^  Harriet 

McCumber  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  60  Clementina,  rear 

McCumisky  James,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S. 
Co.,  dwl  554  Natoma 

McCumskay  Mary  A.,  (widow)  dwl  444  Jessie 

McCUNE  JAMES  N.,  commission  merchant  and 
agent  Central  Flour  Mill  and  Petaluma and  Star 
Line  Packets,  117  Clay,  dwl  208  Ellis 

McCnne  John,  sailniaker  with  Harding  &  Brann 

McCune  John  B.,  boiler  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  112  Polk 

McCune  Peter,  laborer  with  George  &  Rogers,  dwl 
429  Pine 

McCurdy  J.,  second  mate  lighthouse  tender  Shu- 
brick,  foot  Third 

McCurdy  James,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 
Potrero  Point 

McCurdy  John  B.,  sawyer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  <fe 
Co.,  dwl  42  First 

McCurdy  Samuel,  medical  student  University  Pa- 
cific, dvi-1  426  Kearny 


JONES,  PULLMAJT  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Porte  Monnaiea  and  Beticules. 


KEDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Drugs. 


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McCnrrie  Charles  H.,  clerk  with  M.  Gray,  dwl  1010 

Stoclston 
McCnrrie  John  P.,  secretary  and  collector  British 

Benevolent  Society,  office  730  Montgomery,  dwl 

1413  Pacific 
McCiirry  James,  laborer  with  D.  A.  Macdonald  &, 

Co.,  dwl  125  Main 
McCtieker  Barney,  laborer,  dwl  1013  Market 
McCusker  Bernard,  (McCusker  &    Co. J  dwl  Elev- 
enth bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
McCusker  C.  E.,  (U.  E.  McGusker  &  Co.)  dwl  712 

Folsom 
McCUSKER  C.  E.  &  CO./ Cornelius  E.  McCvsker 

and  John  Dyckman)  groceries,  846  Market 
McCnsker  Charles,  clerk  with   C.  E.  McCusker  & 

Co.,  dwl  IVl  Folsom 
McCusker  John,  varnisher  with  L.  &  E.  Emanuel, 

dwl  733  Brannan 
McCusker  &  Co.,  (Bernnrd  McCusker  and  Francis 

B.  Aiidcrso7i)  Union  Malt  Works,  cor  Juniper 

and  Folsom 
McCusky  Owen,  blacksmith  helper  Pacific  Rollins 

Mill 
McDade  Alice  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  1128  Folsom 
McDade  Edwaid,  boiler  Golden   Gate  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  11.52  Folsom 
McDade  George,  real  estate,  dwl  416  Seventh 
McDiide  George  Jr.,   carriagepaiuter    with   P.  J. 

O'Brien,  dwl  416  Seventh 
McDade  James,  sugarboiler,  dwl  1128  Folsom 
McDaid  John,  engineer,  dwl  337  Fifth 
McDaniel  James,  (Hughes  &  .rt/cZ).^  dwl  805  Mason 
McDaniels  James  K.,   compositor  with  Smyth  & 

Shoaff,  dwl  104  Tehama 
McDavitt  John,  clerk  with  A.  H.  Titcomb,  dwl  NE 

cor  Fifth  and  Shipley 
McDavitt  Margaret    (widow)  dwl  70  Shipley 
McDermott  Alice,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Thirteenth  bet 

Valencia  and  Mission 
McDermott  Andi'ew,  expresswagon,  SW  cor  Stock 

and  Pac,  dwl  E  s  Larkin  bet  Union  and  Filbert 
McDermott  Annie,  (widow)   cloakmaker,    dwl  660 

Howard 
McDermott  Annie  Mrs.,  dwl  6  Fella  Place 
McDermott  Barney,  deckhand  steamer  Monterey, 

Washington  St.  Wharf 
McDermott  Bridget,  (widow)  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  519 

Stevenson 
McDermott  Charles,  cooper,  dwl  134  Beale 
McDermott  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  441  Clementina 
McDermott  Edward,  laborer,  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
McDermott  Frank,  barkeeper,  dwl  35  Tehama 
McDermott  James,   bricklayer,  dwl  N  s  Page  bet 

Octavia  and  Gough 
McDermott  James,  hostler  with  Crittenden  &  Dal- 

tou,  dwl  245  Minna 
McDermott  James,  laborer,  dwl  Sixteenth  Avenue 

nr  K,  South  San  Francisco 
McDermott  James,  laborer,  S.  F.  and  P.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  E  s  Eighth  bet  Folsom  and  Har 
McDermott  James,  tanner  with  Rafferty  &  Meyer, 

dwl  Mission  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
McDermott  James  T. ,  gilder  with  John  C.  Parkin- 
son, dwl  166  Tehama 
McDermott  John,  bricklayer,  dwl  861  Folsom 
McDermott  John,  conductor  Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl 

764^  Howard 
McDermott  John,  fireman,  dwl  129  Folsom 
McDermott  John,  laborer,  dwl  6  Pollard  Place 
McDermott  John,  laborer,  dwl  171  Minna 
McDermott  John,  laborer,  dwl  446  Clementina 
McDermott  John,  laborer,  dwl  441  Clementina 
McDermott  John,  laborer  with   William  Griffith, 

dwl  743  Brannan 
McDermott  John,  mariner,  dwl  NW  cor  Davis  and 

Clay 
McDermott  John,  market,  S  s  Bush  nr  Polk 
McDermott  John,  molder  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl 

37  Minna 


McDermott  John,  with  Edwin  J.  Foster, dwl  Point 

Lobos  Avenue,  2  miles  from  toll  gate 
McDermott  John  P.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  69 

Jessie 
McDermott  M.,   fireman   North   Pac.  Trans.  Co'e 

S.  8.  Pacific 
McDermott  Martin,  driver  City  R.  R.,  dwl  E  s  First 

Avenue  bet  Fourteenth  aiid  Fifteenth 
McDermott  Martin,  finisher  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills, 

dwl  Francisco  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
McDermott  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  441  Clementina 
McDermott  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  Serpentine  Avenue 

nr  Mission 
McDermott  Mathew,  driver  City  R.  R. 
McDeimott  Matliew,  tailor,  dwl  1  Lincoln  Place 
McDermott  Michael,  butcher,  dwl  SE  cor  Bush  and 

Polk 
McDermott  Michael,  conductor  Market  St.  R.  R., 

dwl  764  Howard 
McDermott  Michael,  dairyman,  dwl  26  Clinton 
McDermott  Michael,   fireman,  dwl   E  s  Spear  bet 

Howard  and  Folsom 
McDermott  Michael,  plumber  S.  V.  Water  Works, 

dwl  441  Clementina 
McDermott   Michael,  laborer  with  M.    Short,    dwl 

1   Fremont 
McDermott  Niel,  driver  with  S.  B.  Whipple,  dwl 

15  Minna 
McDermott  Patrick,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  R.  R., 

dwl  829  Folsom 
McDermott  Patrick,  hostler  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  49 

Ritch 
McDermott  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  318  Pacific 
McDermott  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Harrison  bet 

Twenty -fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
McDermott   Patrick,  laborer,   dwl  N  s  Filbert  bet 

Sansom  and  Montgomery 
McDermott  Patrick, laborer,  dwl  Serpentine  Avenue 

in-  Folsom 
McDermott  Patrick,  laborer  with  Point  Lobos  Road 

Co.,   dwl  Poiut  Lobos  Road,  1  mile  from   toll 

gate 
McDermott  Patrick,  shoemaker,  dwl  136  Natoma 
McDermott  Peter,  driver  City  R.  R.,  dwl  E  s  First 

Avenue  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
McDermott  Tliou)as,  gasfitter  S.  F.  and  P.  Sugar 

Refinery,  dwl  311  Eighth 
McDermott  Thomas,  hostler  with  S.  V.  Water  Co., 

dwl  Fourth  nr  Market 
McDermott  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  26  Turk 
McDermott  Thomas,  painter  with  Wason  &  Morris, 

38  California 
McDermott  William,  boatman,  dwl  315  Ritch 
McDermott  William,  hacknian  with  Harris  Covey, 

dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
McDermott  William,  laborer,  dwl  214  Broadway 
McDermott  William,  laborer,   Hiberuia   Brewery, 

dwl  22  Langton,  rear 
McDermott  William,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Co 
McDermott  William,  liquor  saloon,  dwl  1036  How 
McDermott  William,  (Ryan  &  McD.J  dwl  909  How 
McDeruiut  George,  painter  with  B.  L.  Brandt,  dwl 

740  Broadway 
McDevitt  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  340  Ritch 
McDevitt  Daniel,  merchant,  dwl  78  Clementina 
McDevitt  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  748^  Market 
McDevitt  E.  &  Co.,  dealers  sacks,  221)  Davis 
McDevitt  Edward,  laborer  with   James  McDevitt, 

dwl  Bestole  nr  Vallejo 
McDevitt  Edward,  (E.  McDevitt  &  Co.)  dwl  SW 

cor  Geary  and  Broderick 
McDevitt   Frank  J.,   barkeeper,  226  Montgomery, 

dwl  35  Tehama 
McDevitt  James,  bakery  108  Sixth,  dwl  502  Minna 
McDevitt  James,  contractor,   dwl   W  a   Sansom  nr 

Vallejo 
McDevitt  James,  laborer,  dwl  651  Mission,  rear 
McDevitt  James,  tanner  with  Cornelius  O'Donnell, 

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McDevitt  Jolm,  hackman,  P^iza,  dwl  1614  Stockton 
McDevitt  Margaret,  cook  with    John  Gilfoil,  566 

Mission 
McDevitt  Mary,  bakery,  cor  Eighth  and  Tehama 
McDevitt  Michael,  drayman,  dwl  lOfi  Freelon 
McDevitt  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Ohio  bet  Broad- 
way and  Vallejo 
McDevilt  Patrick,  tanner  with  Reynolds  &.  David- 
son, dwl  NE  cor  Seventh  and  Brannan 
McDevitt  Peter,  driver  with  Massey  &  Yung,  dwl 

1:21  Prospect  Place 
McDevitt  Philip,  laborer,  dwl  20  Sansora 
McDevitt  Saninel,  blacksmith  with  John  W.   Far- 

ren,  dwl  4'25   Fourth 
McDevitt  S:)rah  Mvs.,  furnished  rooms,  66  Shipley 
McDevitt  Sarah  Miss,  dret^smaker,  dwl  'JO  Sansom 
McDevitt  William,  driver  with  Massey  &   Yung, 

dwl  11  St  Mary  Place 
McDonald ,  laborer  with   William   H.   Norton, 

dwl  Austin  nr  Goujih 

McDoniild .  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works 

McDonald  A.  D.,  (Briltan,  Uolbrook   Sj-    Go.)  dwl 

338  Eddy 
McDonald  Adelaide  Mrs.,  dwl  1014  Montgomery 
McDonald  Albert,  teamster  ^^ith  Daniel  A.  McKin- 

non,  dwl  714  O'Fanell 
McDonald  Albert  R.,  stairbuilder  with  B.  H.  Free- 
man, dwl  1316  Pine,  rear 
McDonald  Alexander,  engineer,  dwl  641  Com 
McDonald  Alexander,    harnessmaker  with   Main  & 

Wiiifhester,  dwl  5  Natoma 
McDonald  Alexander,   painter,    dwl   527    Bryant, 

rear 
McDonald    Alexander,    master  mariner,  dwl  560 

Bryant 
McDonald  Alexander,  shoemaker,  dwl  E  sChenery 

bet  Thirtieth  and  Thirty-first 
McDonald  Allen,  laborer  California  Mills,  dwl  143 

Tliird 
McDonald  Andrew,  ship  carpenter,  dwl  606  Third 
McDoiiahi   Andrew,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan 

B.  &  S.  Co.,  dwl  37  Clementina 
McDonald  Anthony,  molder  with  Savage  &  Son., 

dwl  703  0  Fariell 
McDoniild  Archibald,  carder  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills, 

dwl  NE  cor  Bay  and  Hyde 
McDonald  Benjamin  L.,  foreman  California  Mills, 

dwl  143  Tliird 
McDonald  Bernard,   machinist  Golden   State  Iron 

Works,  dwl  553  Mission 
McDonald  Bridget,  boarding,  W  s  Folsom  nr  Fif- 
teenth 
McDonald  Charles  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  909  Val- 
lejo 
McDonald  Collin,  dwl  636  Commercial 
McDonald  Diiniel,  mariner,  dwl  20  Fokom 
McDonahl  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  219  Pacific. 
McDonald   D.     L.,   real  estate   and    commissioner 

SlDHtgoniery  Street  South,  office  415  Mont,  dwl 

732  Sutter 
McDonald   Donald,    boilermaker,  S  a  Oregon  bet 

Fiont  and  Davis,  res  Pclaluma 
McDonald   Donald,    bookkeeper   with  Heathfield, 

Bogf  1  &  Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and  Stockton 
McDonald  Donald,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Devisadero 

bet  Sacramento  and  California 
McDonald   Donald,  mariner,   dwl  E   s   Spear  bet 

Howard  and  Folsoin 
McDonald  Doiigall,  sbipcarpenter,  dwl  413  Bran 
McDonald  Duncan,  lumberman,  dwl  E   s  Chenery 

bet  Thirtieth  and  Tbirty-tirst 
McDonald  Duncan,  sbipcarpenter  with  L.  S.  Alien 

&  Co.,  dwl  217  Second 
McDonald  Edward,  bottle  dealer,  dwl  21  Jansen 
McDonald  Edward,  hats  and  caps, 306  Sixth 
Mcl)(uiald  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  636  Commercial 
McDouiild  Edward,  longshoreman,  dwl  515  Taylor 
McDonalil  Edward,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Gussie  Telfair 


McDonald  Frank,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
McDonald  George,  exch,ange  broker,  314  Montgom- 
ery, res  Oakland 
McDonald  George,  salesman  with  Preston  &  Mc- 

Kmnon,  dwl  925  Minna 
McDonald  Henry,  helper,  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

235  DeBoom 
McDonald  Hugh,  barkeeper  1011  Market,  dwl  1141 

Howard 
McDonald  J.,  painter,  dwl  614  Pine 
McDonald  James,  baker,  dwl  219  Folsom.  rear 
McDonald  James,  blacksmith  with  Caeebolt  &  Kerr, 

dwl  427  Fremont 
McDonald  James,  bookbinder  with  A.   L.  Bancroft 

&  Co.,  dwl  701  O'Farrell 
McDonald  James,  cutter  with  Metropolitan  B.  &  S. 

Co.,  dwl  2  Kartsas 
McDonald  James,  engineer,  dwl  130  Dora 
McDonald  James,  gilder,  dwl  166  Tehama 
McDonald  James,  hostler  with  Crittenden  &.  Dalton, 

dwl  145  Shipley 
McDonald  James,  waiter,  dwl  11  Harlan  Place 
McDonald  James,  waiter  City  and  County  Hospital 
McDonald  James,   watchman   with  S.   V.    Water 

Co..  dwl  St.  Mary  Place 
McDonald  James  M.,  president  Keystone  Consoli- 
dated M.  Co.,  office   402   Mont,  dwl  473  Jessie 
McDonald  J.  B.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  736  Jlarket 
McDonald  J.  B.,   carpenter    H.    C.    League,  128 

Kearny 
McDonald  J.  C,  carpenter,  dwl  cor  Second  and 

Howard 
McDonald  Jeanette,  (widow)  seamstress,  dwl  132 

Clara,  rear 
McDonald  Jennie,  glovemaker,  dwl  742  Folsom 
McDonald  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  214  Broadway 
McDonald  .John,  asst  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
McDonald  John,  baker,  dwl  423  Fourth 
McDonald  John,  boxmaker  with  Faircliild,  Prescott 

&Co.,  dwl  622  Clara 
McDonald  Jolm,  carpenter,  dwl  325  Fourth 
McDonald  John,  carpenter,  dwl  728  Market 
McDonald  John,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.    Co.'s 

S.  S.  Senator 
McDonald  John,  hostler  with  Nathan  P.  Hopkins, 

dwl  Castro  nr  Fourteenth 
JIcDonald  John, laborer,  dwl  20  Howard  Conrt 
McDonald  John,  laborer  with  J.  P.  Riordan,  dwl  23 

Clara 
McDonald  John,  laborer  with  James  McDevitt,  dwl 

W  8  Sansom  nr  Vallejo 
McDonald  John,  liquor  saloon,  dwl  825  Folfeom 
McDonald  John,  mariner,  dwl  S  s  Oregon  bet  Davis 

and  Drumm 
McDonald  John,  painter,  dwl  21  Sixth 
McDonald  John,   seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's 

S.  S.  Senator 
McDonald  John,  sbipcarpenter,  dwl  110  Freelon 
McDonald  John,  shoemaker  with  Orriu  Jones,  dwl 

182  Stevenson 
McDonald  John  A.,  clerk  with  Charles Langley  & 

Co.,  dwl  607  Third 
McDonald  John  A.,  housesmith  with  John  R.  Sims, 

dwl  212  Pacific 
McDonald  John  A.,  sbipcarpenter,  dwl  909  Folsom 
McDonald  John  C,  clerk,  dwl  1002  Market 
McDonald  John  C,  laborer  S.  F.  and  P.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet  Bryant  and  Braniian 
McDonald  John  E.,  sbipcarpenter,  dwl  449  First 
McDonald  John   P.,  salesman  with  Brown  &  Ar- 
nold, dwl  416  Minna 
McDonald  John  J.  patternmaker  with  Tay,  Brooks 

and  Backus,  dwl  1215  Kearny,  rear 
McDonald  John  L.,  sbipcarpenter,  dwl  349  Fourth 
McDonald  John  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  262  Clara 
McDonald  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  2.'')5  Minna 
McDonald  Joseph,  sailmakerwith  Harding  ct  Brann 
McDonald  L.,  laborer,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf 


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SAN     FKANCISCO     [  M  ]     DIRECTORY. 


McDonald  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  166  Tehama 
IklcDonald  Mai^iiret,  tailoress,  dwl  9  Minna 
McDonald  Marjiaiel  Mrs.,  dwl  70  JcBsie 
McDonald    MAKION    J.,    president  Overman 

and  Sierra  Nevada  M.  Co.,  office    402  Montgo- 

merv,  dwl  1114  Maiket 
McDonald  Mark  L.  (McDonald  <fc    Whitney)  dwl 

^H  Poet 
McDonald  Mary  T.  R.,  (widow)  dwl  156  Clara 
McDonald  Micliiiel.cellarnian, 538 ClHV,dwl-.i7 Clara 
McDonald  Michael,    laborer,    dwl  4(fei  Shipley 
McDonald  Michael,   laborer,  dwl  x'O  Howard  Conrt 
McDonald  Michael,   laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl 

cor  Kentucky  and  South 
McDonald     Michael,      proprietor    Atlantic 

House,  212  Pacific 
McDonald  Michael,  teamster,  dwl  26  Jessie 
McDonald  Michael  J.,  porter  with  Blake,  Uobbine 

&  Co.,  dwl  S  8  Bay  bet  Leav  and  Hyde 
McDonald  Nancy,  (widow)  dwl  16  Willow  Avenne 
McDonald  Nancy  S.   Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  1007 

Powell 
McDonald  Nicholas,  contractor,  dwl  S  a  Geary  nr 

Scott 
McDonald   Patrick,   hostler  with  W.  P.  Lambert, 

dwl  158  Clara,  rear 
McDonald  Patrick,  sailmaker,  dwl  244  Minna 
McDonald  Patrick  C,  watchman  State  Prison,  dwl 

IVi  Minna 
McDonald  Peter,   laborer,  dwl  Eighth  Avenue  nr 

L.,  South  S.  F. 
McDonald  R.,  carpenter,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  Wharf 
McDonald  Randal. sliipwrij^ht,  dwl  72 Tehama 
McDonald  R.  H.    &  CO..  {John    C.    Spence.rJ 

importers  and  jobbers  drugs  and  medicines, SW 

cor  MiTrket  and  First 
McDonaldRichardH., /^/2.  .H".  Jtfci)o»flW  &    Co.) 

res  New  York 
McDonald  Robert,  porter  Bank  Exchange,  dwl  427 

Powell 
McDonald  Roger,  seaman,  dwl  43  Vallejo 
McDonald  Ronald,  bricklayer,  dwl  Ws  Chattanooga 

nr  Twenty-fourth 
McDonald  Ronald,  fruit,  621  Kearny,  dwl  SW  cor 

Clay  ;md  Kearny 
McDonald  Eosanna,  "(widow)  dwl  663  Minna 
McDonald  Samuel,  druggist,  dwl  3-57  Minna 
McDonald  Terrence,  driver  with  Pickett  &  Murray, 

dwl  16  Clementina 
McDonald  Terrence, hackman  Plaza,dwl  209  Fourth 
McDonald  Theodore,  machinist,  dwl  515  Howard 
McDonald   Thomas,  driver  N.  B.  &l  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

256  Tehama,  rear 
McDonald  Tliomas,  laborer   S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  367 

Clementina 
McDonald  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  116  Stenart 
McDonald  Thomas,  painter,  dwl  427  Powell 
McDonald  Thomas,  pressman  with  Bacon  <k   Com- 
pany, dwl  27  Gilbert 
McDonald  Thomas  A.,  (McUonald  &  Gavan)  dwl 

515  Tehama 
McDonald  Thomas  G.,  conductor  Central  R.  R.,dwl 

4iy  Clementina 
McDonald  Thomas  H.,  quartermaster  P.  M.  S.  S. 

Colorado,  dwl  260  First 
McDonald  Timothy,    laborer,   dwl  N  s  Union   bet 

Hyde  &.  Larkin 
McDonald  W.,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 

Pelican 
McDonald  William,  dwl  1325  Washington 
McDonald  William,  carpenter  H.   C.   League,  128 

Kearny 
McDonald  William,  laborer,  dwl  317  Tehama 
McDonald  William,  porter  with   Richards  <fe   Har- 
rison, dwl  2013  Dnpont 
McDonald  William  G.,  baker  with  Boston  Cracker 

Co.,  dwl  N  8  Oregon  bei  Front  and  Davis 
McDonald    William  H.,  teamster,   pier  4  Steuart, 

dwl  29  Harriet 


McDonald  William  M.,  (colored)  cook,  321  Califor- 
nia, dwl  9  Tay 
McDonald  &  Gavan,  (T.  A.  McDonald  and  M.  J. 

GnvanJ  drygoods,  218  Third 
McDonald  &  WHITNEY,  (Ma,k  L.  McDonald 
and  Alvin    W.    WhilncyJ  stockbrokers,  office 

401  Montgomery 
McDonald. — See  MacDonald 
McDonell  Henry,  waiter,   1006  Dupont,   dwl   1011 

Kearny 
McDonnell  Alexander, bootmaker  with  I.M.  W'ent- 

worth  &  Co.,  dwl  Fairmount  Homestead 
McDonnell  James,   clerk  with  Jones,  Pullman  & 

Co.,  dwl  319  Bush 
McDonnell  James  J.,  druggist  with   A.  Groe,  dwl 

NW  cor  Kearny  and  Washington 
McDonnell  John,  hostler,  dwl  S  s  Henry  nr  Noe 
McDonnell  John,  longshoreman,  dwl   S  s  Braunan 

bet,  Fourth  and  Fifth 
McDonnell  John,  night  clerk  American  Exch.  Hotel 
McDonnell  John  B.,  compositor  with  Sterett  Print- 
ing Co.,  dwl  S  8  Natoma  nr  Seventh 
McDonnell  Michael,  teamster,  dwl  W  s   Dora  bet 

Harrison  and  Bryant 
McDonnell  Patrick,  clerk  with  Edmund   Scott,  dwl 

302  Montgomery 
McDonnell  Patrick,  plasterer,  dwl  Ss  Fulton   bet 

Van  Ness  Avenue  and  Franklin 
McDonnell  Patrick,  sailmaker,  dwl  436  Broadway 
McDonnell  Samuel  A.,  clerk,  33(1  Montgomery,  dwl 

357  Minna 
McDonnell  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  Sansom  nr  Alta 
McDonnell  Timothy,  tanner  witii  Cornelius  O'Don- 

nell,  dwl  10  Gilbert 
McDonnell  Winefred  Miss,  laundress,  dwl  917  Sac 
McDonogh  James,  fruit,  212  Washington,   dwl  Sb 

Precita  Avenue  nr  San  Bruno  road 
McDonough  Festus,  shoemaker   with   I.    M.  Went- 

worth  &,  Co.,  dwl  Broadway  nr  Sansom 
McDonoutfh  .James  M., waiter  with  F.  A.  Bergman, 

dwl  11  Hnrlan  Place 
McDonough  John,  laborer  with  John  Fay,  dwl  S  8 

Greenwich  bet  Montgomery  and  Sansom 
McDonough  John  L.,  butcher,  dwl  W  s  Eleventh  nr 

Harrison 
McDonough  Joseph,  clerk,  dwl  5.59  Biyant 
McDonough  Lawrence,  waiter  Russ  House 
McDonough   Martin,  laborer,  dwl  W  6  Clinton  bet 

Brannan  and  Townsend 
McDonough  Matthew,  deckhand  steamer  Moulton, 

dwl  23  Vallejo 
McDonouifh  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Twentieth  Av  nr 

K, Souths.  F 
McDonough  Patrick,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  NE 

cor  Filbert  and  Webeier 
Mc  Donough  Richard,  caitman,  dwl  163  Silver 
McDonough  Robert  G.  B.,  Bale^man,   34   Sansom, 

dwl  American  Exchantre 
McDonough  Thomas,   barkeeper  with  James  Mul 

vey,  dwl  807  Mason 
McDonough   Thomas,    gardener,    dwl  N  s  Boston 

Place  nr  First 
McDougall  Barnett,  {McDov<^aU  <fc  Marquis)  dwl 

NW  cor  Mission  and  Seventh 
McDougall  Benjamin   F.,  foreman  Mission  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  966  Folsom 
McDougall  Charles  X.,(T.  &   C.  McDougall  J  dwl 

966  Folsom 
McDougall  C.  J.,  lieut.  U.  S.  Navy,  office  NW  cor 

Washington  and  Sansom,  res  Oakland 
McDougall  Hannah,  (widow)  dwl  966  Folsom 
McDougall  John,  painter,  dwl  509  Stevenson 
JIcDongall  Matthew,   special  policeman,   dwl  551 

Howard,  rear 
McDougall  Robert,  detective,  dwl  410  Kearny 
McDougall  T.  &  C.,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Post 

and  Stockton 
McDouuall  Thomas,  (T.    ^    C.    McDougall  J    dwl 

NW  cor  Clay  and  Dupont 


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McDougall  William,  tinsmith  with  Locke  &  Mon- 
tague, 114  Battery 

McDongall  William  J.,  carpenter,  dwi  349  Fourth 

McDongall  &  Marqnis,  {Barnett  McDougall  and 
John  Marnuisj  architects,  office  328  Mont 

McDowd  William,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 
Kearny 

McDowell  George,  laborer,  dwl  13  Hartmnnn 

McDowell  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  E  8  Leavenworth  bet 
Green  and  Union 

McDowell  Samuel,  fKochA  McD.)  dwl  115  Second 

McDowell  Thomas  J.,  laborer  with  D.  A.  Mac- 
donald  &  Co.,  dwl  cor  Twenty-fifth  and  Noe 

McDowell  William,  showcard  writer,  502  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  614  Pine 

McEiicliran  Benjamin,  pictnreftame  maker,  dwl  5 
Willow 

McEarl  Michael,  Liborer,  dwl  541  First 

MiEdoo  John,  laborer,  dwl  1328  California 

jMcEle:irney  James,  teamster  with  Micliael  O'Day, 
dwl  38  Clara 

McEleny  Edward,  painting,  639  Third 

McEllieran  William  C,  blacksmith  with  Eugene 
James,  dwl  304  Freelon 

McEUiinny  John,  gardener,  dwl  NW  cor  Larkin 
and  Vallejo 

McEltiinny  John  J.,  attorney  at  law,  office  405  Cal- 
ifornia, dwl  NW  cor  Larkin  andVallejo 

McElhinny  Michael,  collector,  dwl  NW  cor  Vallejo 
and  Larkin 

McElhinny  Patrick  H.,  clerk,  dwl  NW  cor  Vallejo 
and  Larkin 

McElligat  William,  solicitor,  New  St.  Charles  Hotel, 
First  nr  Mission 

McEllifjott  Maurice,  plumbers'  and  roofers'  black- 
smith, 749  Mission,  dwl  632  Vallejo 

McElrath  J.  E,,  (McElrath  if"  Osnient)  dwl  604 
Geary 

McElrath  John,  dravman.  307  Front,  dwl  1330  Jack 

McELRATH  &  OSMENT,  f.L  E.  McElratk  and 
T.  M.  Osmenf.J  attorneys  at  law,  office  SW  cor 
Clay  and  Keainy 

McElroy  Alice  IMiss,  paperbox  maker  with  Max 
Waizman,  dwl  409  Grant  Plitce 

McElioy  Bernard,  salesman,  9  Montgomery,  dwl 
430^  Clementina 

McElroy  George,  melter  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 
cor  Beale  and  Howard 

McElroy  Harriet,  (widow)  dwl  SE  cor  Union  and 
Gongh 

ftlcElroy  Hugh,  hostler  with  Nathan  &  O'Neil,  dwl 
34  5liinia 

McElroy  Hugh,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  917  Jones 

McElroy  James,  laborer,  E  s  Grant  Place  nrFolaom 

McElroy  James  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  1427  Mission 

McElroy  James  P.,  wines  and   liquors,  733  Market 

McElroy  Jane  Miss,  operator  with  S.  Popper,  dwl 
277  Minna 

McElroy  John,  dwl  275  Minna 

McElroy  John,  expresswagon,  SW  cor  Mission  and 
First,  dwl  11  Natonia 

McElroy  Jolin,  inspector  Custom  Honae,  dwl  Ports- 
mouth House 

McElroy  J.  W.,  carpenter,  H.C.  League,128  Kearny 

McElrov  Kate  Miss,  tailoress  with  Seller  &  Greeii 
dwl  275  Minna 

McElrov  Mary  Miss,  tailoress  with  Seller  Sc  Green, 
dwl  275  Minna 

McElroy  Oscar,  drayman  with  Timothy  F.  Scott 
dwl  515  Howard 

McElroy  Peter,  lireman  P.  M.  S.  S,  Colorado 

McElroy  Robert,  agent  James  Phelan,  office  305 
Montgomery,  dwl  917  Howard 

McElroy  Robert,  boilermaker,  dwl  18  Minna 

McElioy  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  275  Minna 

McElroy  Thomas  F.,  bookbinder,  dwl  641  Cora 

McElrov  William,  barkeeper  with  Patrick  Rvan, 
dwl  149  Second 


McElviney  Henry,  porter  with  Goodwin  &  Co,,  dwl 

23  Vallejo 
McEIwain  James,  stockbroker,  dwl  828  Clay 
McElwain  William,  watchmaker,  804  ^  Folsoni 
McElwee  John    V.,   (McElwcc  Sf  StringHrJ   dwl 

NW  cor  Leavenworth  and  Turk 
McELWEE  &  STRINGER,    (John    V.  McElwee 

and    William   J.    Stringer)    upholsterers   and 

dealers  furniture,  751  Market 
McElwell  — ,  clerk,  dwl  331  Montgomery,  room  68 
McKneany  Edward,  engineer,  dwl  8117  Hirrison 
McEneany  Thomas,  blacksmith  cor  Eddy  and  Pow- 
ell, dwl  22  Taylor 
McEnhill  John,  hostler  N.  B.  Si,  M.  R,  R.,  dwl  SW 

cor  Harrison  and  Seventh 
McEntee  Charles,  dwl  What  Clieei'  House 
IMcEutee  John,  peddler,  dwl  61  Jessie 
McEntee  John,  sexton  and  teacher  St.  Maiy's  Ca- 
thedral, dwl  614  Bush 
McEntee  tlohn  F.,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  767  Folsom 
McEntire  Charles  F.,  dwl  733  Market 
McEvoy  Daniel,  boilermaker,  dwl  451 J  Tehama 
McEvoy  Dennis, plasterer,  dwl  315  Biyant,  rear 
McEvoy  James,    rigger    and    stevedore,   dw)   Ns 

Union  bet  Montgomery  and  Calhoun 
McEvoy  James  G.,  whiteiier,  dwl  .TJo  Minna 
McEvoy  John,  laborer,  dwl  12  Miller  Place 
McEvoy  Joseph,  porkpacker  with  Smith,  Brown  & 

Co.,  dwl  W  8  Decatur  nr  Bryant 
McEvoy  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  606  Powell 
McEvoy    Maigaret    Miss,     dressmaker,    dwl    110 

Fourth 
McEvoy  Michael,  draymen,  322  Broadway 
McEvoy  Michael,  stonecutter  India  Rice  Mill,  dwl 

SW  cor  Mission  and  Spear 
McEvoy  Peter,  mattressmaker  with  Goodwin  &  Co,, 

dwl  435  Pine 
McEwen  Arthur  B.,  clerk  with  William  F.  Peters, 

420  Mont^fomery 
McEwen  Benjamin  Mrs.,  dwl 761  Folsom 
McEwen  Emma  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Union  Pri- 
mary School,  dwl  835  California 
McEwen  James,  (Bay  City  Soda  Water  Co. J  dwl 

SE  cor  Valencia  and  Howard 
McEwen  John  A,,  bottler  with  Bay  City  Soda  Water 

Co.,  dwl  190  Stevenson 
McEwen  John  C,  laborer  with  Bertz  &  Co,,  dwl 

504  Fourth 
McEwen  Julia  Mrs.,  dwl  835  California 
McEwen  Thomas,  dairyman  with   Patrick  Keith, 

dwl  Conitland  Avenue  nr  Jefferson 
McFadden   Barney,  laundryman,  dwl  NE  cor  Ash 

and  Lacuna 
McFadden  Charles,  bookkeeper  with  Peter  A.  Fin- 

igan,  dwl  Guerrero  nr  Eighteenth 
McFadden   Daniel,  shipjoiner    Shi|)joiners'   Ass'n, 

713  Mission 
McFadden  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  512  Mission 
McFadden  Edward,  laborer,  dwl    N  a    Minna  nr 

Twelfth 
McFadden  James,  npbolsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 

dwl  271  Stevenson 
McFadden  John,  miner,  dwl  28  Everett 
McFadden  Katie  Miss,   assistant    teacher  Mission 

Grammar  School,  dwl  5211  Turk 
McFadden  Mary,   (widow)  dwl  cor  Guerrero  and 

Eighteenth 
McFadden  P.itrick,  laborer,  dwl  N  a  Oregon  bet 

Front  and  Davis 
McFadden  Patrick  C,  laborer  with  Asa  M,  Simpson, 

dwl  520  Turk 
McFadden  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Devisadero  nr 

Geary 
McFaddeu's  Block,  SW  cor  New  Mont  and  Market 
McFall  John,  laborer,  dwl  415  Powell,  rear 
McFall  Thomas,  laborer  with  S.  V,  Water  Co, 
McB'allon  Michael,  blacksmith  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  19  Caroline 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Combs  and  Brushes. 


KEDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.  keep  a  full  and  choice  stock  of  Paints,  Oils,  etc. 


444 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [  M  ]      DIRECTORY 


McFarlan  Andrew,   cigars  and  tobacco,  635  Pacific 
McFaiiand   C.   Mrs.,   famished  roimis,    St.  James 

House,  cor  Ellis  and  Market 
McFarland  CliarleB,  engineer  U.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl 

74  Tehama 
MeFailand  George,  cigar  dealer,  dwl  527  Filbert 
MiFarliind  James,  miner,  dwl  205  Sansom 
McFiuland  Owen,  driver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

Ill9Folsom 
McFarland  Robert,  dwl  905  Market 
McFiirlane  Edward,  clerk,  dwl   NE  cor  Bush  and 

Stockton 
McFirlane  William,  machinist  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl 

31  fi  Folsom 
McFarren  Isaac,  real  estate,  dwl  137  Montgomery 
McFanl  James,  teiimster  with  Thomas  C.  Clifford  & 

Co.,  dwl  714  0'Farrell 
McFayden    H.,    decUhand    steamer    Santa    Cruz, 

Wasliington  St.  Wharf 
Mc'Fee  William,  boilermaker,  dwl  281  Stevenson 
McFeeley  Bernard,  laborer   with   Klein  &  Bloch, 

(iwl  3(l8  Fobom,  rear 
McFeely  Michael,  painter,  dwl  321  Jessie 
McGanii  John,  laborer,  dwl  W  sOhio  nr  Broadway 
McGann  Malaclii,  insurance  agt,dwl  227  Stevenson 
McGann  Patrick,  peddler,  dwl  W  s  Hoff  Avenue  nr 

Sixteenth 
McGann  Patrick,  (McGann  Sf  Co.)  dwl  519  Minna 
AIcGann  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  442  Brannan 
McGann  &  CO,    ^Patrick  McGann)  halters,  704 

Market  and  7  Geary 
McGarrin    James,    carpenter   H.    C.    League,   128 

Kearny 
McGairity  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Serpentine  Avenue 

nr  Mission 
McGarry  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  36  Natoma 
McGarry  Hugh,  helper  with  McAfee,  Spiers  &  Co. 
McGarry  Jlichael,  drayman  cor  Davis  and  Commer- 
cial, dwl  N  s  Jessie  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
McGarry  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  214  Broadway 
Mciiarvey  William,  porkpacker,  dwl  533  Minna 
McGary  Henry,  tailor,  dwl  431  Pine 
McGary  John,'lihorer,  dwl  SsTurk  bet  Devisadero 

and  Broderick 
McGasse  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  San  Bruno  road 

nr  Precita  Avenue 
McGanghey  Frank,  porter -with  Breeze  &  Lougliran, 

dwl  17  Anthony 
McGanlev  Julia  Mrs.,  boarding  and  day  school,  627 

O'Farrell 
McGeachy  Augustus,  (colored)  bootblack  with   F. 

Gariisere,  615  Commercial 
McGeary  Elizahelh  Miss,  milliner,  dwl  57  Natoma 
McGeary  Hugh,  boilermaker,  dwl  27  Minna 
McGeaiy  John,  contractor,  dwl  1135  Mission 
McGee  Bridget  Mrs.,  dwl  236  Beale 
McGee  Catherine  Mis.,  dressmaker,  205  Fourth 
McGee  Edward,  hostler  with   Pope  &  Talbot,  dwl 

129  Tehama 
McGee  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  626^  Jessie 
McGee    Fiancis,  packer  with  Helbiug  &,   Straus, 

dwl  250 i  Clark 
McGee  Hugh,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  W  8  Dora  bet  Harrison  and  Bryant 
McGee  James,  bi'asstinisher  with  W.  H.  «fc  D.  M. 

Moore,  dwl  E  s  First  nr  Jessie 
McGee  James,  plumber  with  Charles  J.Reiley,  dwl 

6265  Jessie 
McGee  James  F.,  trunkmaker,  dwl  225  Fourth 
McGee  Jane  Mrs.,  nurse,  918  Dupont 
McGee  John,  carpenter  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl 

cor  Berry  and  Madden 
McGee  John,  expresswagon,  cor  Third  and  Market, 

dwl  N  8  Tehama  nr  Twenty-eighth 
McGee  John,  merchant,  dwl  lUl  Powell 
McGee  John,  peddler,  dwl  763  Bryant 
McGee  John  J.,  blacksmith   with  Albert  Folsom 

and  ext.raman   H.  &  L.  Co.  No.  l.S.  F.  F.  D., 

dwl  22  O'Farrell 


McGee  Joseph,  laborer,  Pacific  Rolling  Mill 
McGee  Kiite  Miss,  laundry,  dwl  2  St.  Charles  Place 
McGEE  PATRICK,   groceries  and  liquors,   1014 

Jackson 
McGee  Patrick,  varnisher  with  Goodwin  &  Co.,  dwl 

277  Minna 
McGee  Robert,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl 

52  Mission 
McGee  Terence,  laborer,  dwl  23  Ritch 
McGee  Thomas,  clerk,  dwl  231  O'Farrell 
McGee  Thomas,  lather,  dwl  227  Second 
McGee  Thomas  J.,  clerk  with  C.  W.  Mack,  dwl  212 

Ritch 
McGeeney  Thomas,  teamster,  dwl  1415  Jack,  rear 
McGeobegan  John  T.,   teller    Donohoe,  Kelly  & 
Co.'s  Bank,  dwl  N  s  Seventeenth  bet  Guerrero 
and  Dolores 
McGeorge  Thomas,  printer,  dwl  621  Union 
McGeough    James,   stonecutter,   dwl    Sansom  bet 

Broadway  and  Vallejo 
McGerry  Robert,  longshoreman,  dwl  S  8  Union  bet 

Battery  and  Sansom 
McGerty    Michael,    whitener   and    plasterer,    211 

Mason,  dwl  152  First  , 
McGettigeu  Patrick,  shoemaker,  160  First 
McGibbon  Archibald,  drayman,  dwl  32  Tehama 
McGiffin  James,   cabinetmaker   with    William.    J. 

Heney,  dwl  451  Jessie 
McGiffin  Joseph,   proprietor  What   Cheer    House 

Omnibus,  dwl  435  Second 
McGilder  Philip,  bagmaker  with  Bardwell  &  Co., 

dwl  International  Hotel 
McGill  Benjamin  T.,  machinehand  with  D.  A.  Mac- 

donald  &  Co.,  dwl  126  Eighth 
McGill  David,  fireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
McGill  Henry  M.,   bookkeeper   Hil)ernia   Savings 
and  Loan  Bank,  dwl  Dorland  bet  Church  and 
Sanchez 
McGill  James,  bricklayer,  dwl  452  Minna 
McGill  Joseph,  (D.  A.'Macdonald  &  Co.)  dwl  126 

Eighth 
McGill  Lott,  carpenter  withD.  A.  Macdonald  &  Co., 

dwl  245i  Clara 
McGill  William  H.,  foreman  with  D.  A.  Macdonald 
&  Co.,  dwl  W  s  Octavia  bet  Hayes  and  Grove 
McGillan  Frank,  hackman.  Plaza, dwl  22  Morse 
McGillau  Patrick,  gasfitter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
McGillan  Roger,  gasfitter,  dwl  215  Minna 
McGillan  Stephen,  f McGillan  &  Stanson)  dsvl  325 

Clementina 
McGILLAN    &    STANSON,   (Stephen  MrGillan 
and  Robert  J.  Stanson)  groceries  and  liquors, 
244  Fourth 
McGillay  Joseph,  laborer  with  Shea  &  Gooduow, 

dwl  Olympic  House 
McGilley  Patrick,  plasterer,  dwl  1059  Howard 
McGillicuddy  Owen,  expiessman,  dwl  N  s  Howard 

nr  Eighth 
McGilvray  James  B.,  conductor  Front  St.  M.  &.  O. 

R.  R.,  dwl  NW  cor  Piue  and  Larkin 
McGinerty  John,  brassfinisher  with  M.  Dobrzensky, 

dwl  16  Antonio 
McGinley  Robert,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  37 

Natonja 
McGinn  Anne  Miss,  dwl  222  O'Farrell 
McGinn  Bernard,  laborer,  dwl  38  First 
McGinn  George  J.,  cutter  with  James  H.  Swain, 

dwl  Mason  nr  Chestnut 
McGINN  JAMES,  undertaker,  717  Market,   dwl 

119  Ellis 
McGinn  Martin,  shoemaker  with  Michael  Walsh, 

dwl  255  Jessie 
McGinn  Patrick,  carpenter,  dwl  W  e  Ninth  nr  Har 
McGinness  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  75  Jessie,  rear 
McGinness  Michael,  laborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 
McGiuney  John,  blacksmith  with  Kimball  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dwl  374  Natoma 
McGinnis  Abraham,  boatman  Vallejo  Street  Wharf, 
dwl  N  8  Francisco  bet  Mason  and  Taylor 


Before  the  evil  day  insure  in  the  FEOPIiES. 


C.  p.  VAN"  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Trunks  and  Valises. 


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McGinnis  diaries  J.,   typecaster  with  Painter  & 

Co.,  dwl  29  Minna 
McGinnis  Cliristoplier,  patternmaker,  dwl  32  Louisa 
McGinnJH  Edward,  barnessmaker,  dwl  32  Louisa 
McGinnis  James  C.,  driver  Front  Street,  M.  &  O. 

R.  R.,  dwl  37  Austin 
McGinnis  James  R.,  millwright,  dwl  47  Ritch 
McGinnis  John,  clerk  with  Asher  B.  Bates,  dwl  907 

Geary 
McGinnis  John,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refin- 
ery, dwl  1138  Folsom 
McGinnis  John,  patternmaker,  dwl  32  Louisa 
McGinnis  John,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  4i)(i  Clementina 
McGinnis  John  B.,  (McUinnix  &  Head  J  dwl  Shot- 
well  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
McGinnis  Michael,  laborer  with  Henry  Condon,  dwl 

Point  Lobos  Road  nrTurf  House 
McGinnis  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  32  Louisa 
McGinnis  Patrick,  shoemaker,  dwl  943  Folsom 
McGINNIS  &.  HEAD,  (John  B.    McGinnis  and 
Riifus  G.  Head  J  hay,  grain  and  feed,  i-'ti  Market 
McGinniss  Audiew,  blacksmith  Paciticlron  Works, 

dwl  44  Clementina 
McGinniss    Edward,    fMcGinniss    &  McGovern) 

dwl  SW  cor  Alabama  and  Twenty-fourth 
McGinniss  Felix,  carpenter,  dwl  328  Vsillejo 
McGinniss  James,   laborer,  dwl  E  s  Beale  bet  Mis- 
sion and  Howard 
McGinniss  James,   machiuist  Risdon  Iron  Works, 

dwl  649  Mission 
McGinniss  Junies,  porter  Occidental  Hotel 
McGinniss  Kate  Miss,  saleswoman  with  Charles  H. 

Mercer.  518  Kearny,  dwl  30  Stanford 
McGinniss  &  SfcGover'n,  ( Edward  McGinniss  and 
Philip  H.  McGovern)  groceries  and  liquors, SW 
cor  Al.ihama  and  Twenty-fourth 
McGinty   Joseph,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Brannan 

and  Boiirdnian  Place 
McGinty  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  214  Broadway 
McGinty  Patrick,  bootmaker  with  J.  H.  Swiiiu,  dwl 

251  Minna 
McGinty  Patrick,  shoemaker  with  James  Flynn 
McGiven  Anthony,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
McGiveny  John,  porter  with  John  O'Connor,  110 

Clay,  dwl  SE  cor  Pacific  and  Octavia 
McGiveVn    Patrick,    carriagemaker  with    Kimball 
Maiinfacttiring  Co.,   dwl   E  a  Dolores  bet  Six- 
teenth and  Seventeenth 
McGivnev  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  509  Minna 
McGlauflin    Lewis    W.,    shipping    clerk    with    I. 
Friedlander.  dwl  W  s  Washington  Avenue  bet 
Mission  and  Howard 
McGlency  William,  bricklayer,  dwl  19  Harlan  PI 
McGlinchev  Patrick,  laborer  with  Reyuold8,Howell 

&  Ford,  dwl  313  Davis 
McGlinn  Patrick,  jobwagon,  NE  cor  Pine  and  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  13^  Polk 
McGlinsey  William,  expresswagon.dwl  Sanchez  nr 

Thirtieth 
McGloan  James,  gardener,  dwl  S  s  Fell  nr  Scott 
McGlone  Francis,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 

dwl  143  Natoma 
McGlone  James,  laborer  Subsistence  Department  U. 

S.  A.,  dwl  426  Washington 
McGlone  James,  shoemaker,  235  Sutter,  rear,  dwl 

143  Tehama 
McGlone  James  H.,  porter  with  Tay,  Brooks  & 

Backus,  dwl  426  Washington 
McGlone  Jane  L..  silverburnisher  with  E.  G.  Den- 

niston,  dwl  143  Natoma 
McGlone  Joseph,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

34  Everett 
McGlone  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  W  a  Fillmore  bet 

Eddy  and  Ellis 
McGloughlin  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  29  First 
McGlynn  Daniel  C.,  contractor,  dwl  SW  cor  Stock- 
ton and  Pine 
McGlynu  Edward,  butcher,  189  Folsom 
McGlynn  Frank,  real  estate,  dwl  1906  Dupont 


McGlynn   George,  dwl  44^  Sixth 
McGlynn  John,  baker,  dwl  6118  Bnsb 
McGlynn  John,  plumber,  dwl  31  Morton 
McGLYNN  JOHN  A.,  superintendent  Central  R. 

R  ,  office  116  Taylor,  dwl  936  Mission 
McGlynn  Patrick,  hackman,  dwl  48  Everett 
McGlynn  Patrick,  foumlryman,  dwl  15  Frederick 
McGlynn   Patrick,   laborer.    Laborers'    Pro.   Ben. 

Ass'n,  814  Howard 
McGlynn  Patrick,  teamster,  dwl   Es   Howard   bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
McGlynu  Thomas,  conductor  Central   R.   R.,   dwl 

5(t2  Stevenson 
McGoe  Owen,  seaman,  dwl  9  Natoma 
McGoffrin  Francis,  dwl  N  s  Sixteenth  bet  Valencia 

and  Mission 
McGoley  Mark,  longshoreman,  dwl  504  First 
McGoudrick  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  3)9  Tehama 
McGonigle  Dennis,  teamster  with  S.    B.   Whipple, 

dwl  21  Minna 
McGonigle  Hugh,  boarding  and  lodging,   NW  cor 

Third  and  King 
McGonigle  John,  driver  with  S.  F.    Gas  Co.,   dwl 

42  Ecker 
McGonigle  John,  liquor  saloon,  117   Beale,   dwl  21 

Minna 
McGonigle  Kate,  with  S.  F.  Laundry  Atsociation, 

dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
McGonigle  Neil,  teamster  with  H.   W.   Newbauer, 

dwl  31  Jessie,  rear 
McGonigle  Patrick,  dwl  E  s  Dora  nr  Harrison 
McGonigle  Patrick,  laborer  with  H.  W.  Newbauer, 

dtvl  33  Jessie,  rear 
McGonigle  Timothy,  driver  with  Thomas  Ander- 
son, 737  Jackson 
McGonnell  James,  waiter,  dwl  1135  Folsom 
McGoodwin  Al,  real  estate,  dwl  42  Sixth 
McGoorty  Eugene,  cook,  933  Kearny 
McGorman  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  366  Natoma 
McGorrey  Frederick,  cooper,  dwl  313  Folsom 
McGorry  Michael,  livery  stable,  610  Howard,  dwl 

W  8  Alabama  nr  Twenty -fourth 
McGouan  John,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 

S.  California 
McGough  Owen,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  California 
McGouldrick  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  127  Morton 
McGouldrick  William,  laborer,  dwl  127  Morton 
McGoverin  Andrew,  dwl  357  Minna 
McGovern  Andrew,  clerk  with  George  W.  Clark, 

dwl  333  Pine 
McGovern  Frank,  shoemaker  with   Buckingham  &. 

Hecht,  dwl  E  s  Ninth  bet  Folsom  and  Harri- 
son 
McGovern  James,  cook  342  Montgomery,   dwl  5 

Morton 
McGovern  John,  baker  with   William  Hessler,  dwl 

520  Mission 
McGovern  John,  laborer  with   George   Dougherty, 

dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
McGovern  John,  milkman,  dwl  NW  cor  Lombard 

and  Polk 
McGovern  John,  solicitor,  Brooklyn  Hotel 
McGovern  Matthew,  laborer  witli  Alois  Brandt,  11 

and  13  Broadway 
McGovern  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Montgomery  bet 

Greenwich  and  Lombard 
McGovern  Peter,  hackman,  dwl  NE  cor  Washing- 
ton and  Keaniy 
McGovern  Peter  J.,  peddler,  dwl  E  s  Ninth  bet 

Folsom  and  Harrison 
McGovern  Philip,  hostler  with  A.  J.  Francis,  dwl 

20  Hunt 
McGOVERN  PHILIP,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Mar- 
ket and  Kearny,  dwl  317  OFarrell 
McGovern  Philip,  watchman  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 

dwl  W  8  York  nr  Solano 
McGovern  Philip  H.,  (McG-innesi  dk  McO.)  dwl  cor 

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McGovein  Rapliael  W.,    macbiuist    Vnk-an    Iron 

Woike,  dwl  51  Natoma 
McGowan  Bartholomew,  laborer,  dwl  233  Minna 
McGowan  Bart  ley,  drayman,  cor  Sacramento  and 

East,  dwl  N  a  Poet  bet  Lamina  and  Bncbanan 
McGowan  Biidfret  Mrs.,  furnished  roonjs,  749  Mkt 
McGowan  Cornelius,  CShepard   Sf  McG.j  dwl  13"2 

Fourth 
McGowan  Darby,  cook,  214  Broadway 
McGowan  Uominick.  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan 

B.  &  S.  Co.,  dwl  211  Tehama 
McG.iwan  Hugh,  clerk  California  Mutual  Life  Ins. 

Co.,  dwl  74'J  Market 
McGowan  James  B.,  bookkeeper  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

5  Perry 
McGowan  John,  laborer,  dwl  520  Geary,  rear 
McGowau  John  S.,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  E  8  Ninth  nr  Shipley 
McCiOwan  Matthew,  laborer,  dwl  7  Filbert  Place 
McGowau  Matthieu,  bricklayer,  dwl  3  linssell 
McGowau  Michael,  marblepolisher,  dwl    444  Na- 
toma 
McGowan  Michael,  porter  with  Steinbach  &  Lehn, 

ihvl  268  Stevenson 
McGowan  Patrick,  fireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
McGowan  Patrick,  laborer  with  M.  H.  Turrill,  dwl 

2810  Buchanan 
SIcGowan  Patrick,  vegetable  peddler, dwl  250  Perry 
McGowan  Peter,  hacUman,  Pla/.a,  dwl  2017  Dupont 
McGowan  William,  stouecutter,  dwl  254  Tehama 
McGowan  William  W.,  e-xpresswauon,  SE  cor  Clay 

and  Dupont,  dwl  254  Tehama 
MtGowu  Kate  Mrs.,  dwl  281  Minna 
McGrade  James,  capitalist,  dwl  212  Post 
McGiain  John,  hostler  Front  St.,  M.    &.  O.  R.  R., 

dwl  W  8  Polk  nr  Broadway 
McGranajifhan  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  120  William 
McGranalian  James,  seaman  P.  M.  S.  S.  China 
McGranalian  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Howard  bet 

Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Mc(arane  \\.\\)^\\^(GuUridge  &  Co.)  dwl  12  Sherman 
McGra^jh  John,  dresser  Pioneer  Woolen  Mill,  dwl 

North  Point  bet  Van  Ness  Avenue  and  Polk 
McGrath  Bernard,  restaurant,  dwl  106  Fourth 
McGraili  Catherine  M.T.,  (widow)  dwl  29  Everett 
McGrath  Daniel,  carpenter,  dwl  624  Commercial 
McGrath  Edvs-ard,  marbleworks,  948  Market,  dwl 

362  Clementina 
McGrath  George,  longshoreman,  dwl  21  Vallejo 
McGrath  Henry,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 

8.  Moses  laylor 
McGrath  James,  shoemaker,  4J7  Pacific,  dwl  NW 

cor  Green  and  Taylor 
McGrath  James,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Fifth 

and  Shipley 
McGrath  James,  machinist,  dwl  156  Tehama 
McGrath  James  H.,  ( Hogan  &    Co.)  dwl  W  8  Ne- 
vada bet  Folsora  and  Harrison 
McGrath  John,  carpenter,  dwl  131  Dora 
McGrath  John,  collector  with  John  C.  Bell,  dwl  2 

Sherwood  Place 
McGrath  John,  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  12 

Lick 
McGrath  John,  hostler  with  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

254  Clara 
McGrath  John,  liquors,  dwl  187  Folsom 
McGrath  John,  peddler,  dwl  N  s  Lombard  bet  Mont- 
gomery and  Kearny 
McGrath  John,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.S. 

Idaho 
McGrath  John,  spinner  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  SE  cor  Sixteenth  and  Mission 
McGrath  Joseph  E.,  carriagepainter,  dwl  422  Hayes 
McGrath   Mary,  (widow)  groceries,  NE  cor  Front 

and  Pacific,  dwl  Bartol  nr  Broadway 
McGrath  Michael,  butcher,  dwl  5  Meacham  Place 
McGrath  Michael,  driver   with    Pope    &    Talbot, 

dwl  10  Guy  Place 
McGrath  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  1317  Sacramento 


McGrath   Michael,   waiter  North   Pac.  Trans.  Co., 

dwl  228  Folsom 
McGrath  Michael  J.,  collarmaker  witli  M.  M.  Cook 

&  Sons,  dwl  NE  cor  Lombard  and  Kearny 
McGrath  Owen,  (Kt'WKy  Sf  McG.)  dwl  cor  Thirtieth 

and  Mission 
McGrath  Patrick,  boarding,  21  Sixtli 
McGrath  Patrick,  calker,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  Wharf, 

dwl  233i  Clara 
McGrath  Patrick,  molder  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

314  Folsom 
McGrath  Patrick,  shoemaker,  dwl  156  Tehama 
McGrath  Patrick  P.,  bakery,  103  Fifth 
McGrath  Peter,  marbleworks,  cor  Eddy  and  Pow, 

dwl  Central  Ocean  Road  nr  S.  V.  Water  Woiks 
McGrath  Stephen,  tinsmith  with  Locke  &  Montague, 

dwl  E  s  Kearny  bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 
McGrath  Thomas,  bricklayer,  dwl  N  s  Shasta  nr  lis 
McGrath  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  N  e  Lily  bet  Buch- 
anan and   Laguna 
McGrath  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  20  Scott  Place 
McGrath  Thomas,  dwl  103  Fifth 
McGrath   William,  marbleworker  wiili  Peter  Mc- 
Grath, dwl  Central  Ocean  Road  nr  S.  V.  W.  W. 
McGraw  Edward   W.,   (McGraw   &    Tripp)   res 

Brooklyn,  Alameda  County 
McGraw  Patrick,  molder  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

314  Folsom 
McGraw  William,  driver  with  R.  R.  Swain  &  Co., 

dwl  140  Second 
McGUAW  &  TRIPP,  (Edward  W.  McGraw  and 

Josiah   W.  Tripp)  attorneys  at  law,  office  408 

California 
McGreevy  Edward,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

6  Jessie 
McGreevy  Hugh,  lumberman  with  Preston  &  Mc- 

Kinnon,  dwl   14  Natoma 
McGreevy  John,  boilermaker  with  McAfee,  Spiers 

&  Co.,  dwl  Es  Bartlett  bet  Twenty-second  and 

Twenty-third 
McGreevy  John,  bricklayer,  dwl  N  a  Green  bet 

Hyde  and  Larkin 
McGreevy  Michael,  bricklayer,  dwl  N  s  Green  bet 

Hyde  and  Larkin 
McGregor  Alexander,  harnessmaker  with  Main  & 

Wmchester,  dwl  310  Tehama 

McGregor  Alexander  e.,  civil  engineer 

and  deputyCity  and  County  Surveyor, City  Hall, 

dwl  E  8  Dolores  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
McGregor  Duncan,  laborer  North  Pac.  Tiaus.  Co's 

S.  S.  Moses  Taylor 
McGregor  Fanny,  (widow)  dwl  215  Green 
McGregor  James,  dwl  110  Bernard 
McGregor  James,  liquor  saloon,  545  First 
McGregor  Jennie  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  B. 

Laird,  dwl  308  Tehama 
McGregor  Joseph,  (estate  of)  watchmaker,  409  San 
McGregor  Joseph  W.  Jr.,  clerk,  409  Sausom,  dwl 

215  Green 
McGregor  Josephine  Mrs.,  dwl  25  Stone 
McGregor  Neil,    barkeeper  with  J.  McGregor,  545 

First 
McGregor  William,  blacksmith,  dwl  308  Tehama 
McGregor  William,  longshoreman,  dwl  24  DeBoom 
McGrill    Maggie    Miss,   saleswoman   with    Morris 

Freud,  dwl  S  s  Bryant  nr  Fourth 
McGrill  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  Bryant  bet  Fourth  and 

Fifth 
McGruder  Kate  Mrs.,  (Kennedy  &  McG.)  dwl  62 

Third 
McGruder  Lawrence,  (Farrelly  &  McG.j  dwl  62 

Third 
McGrury  Thomas  E.,  bricklayer,  dwl  617  Misiaon, 

rear 
McGruther  Robert,  mariner,  dwl  22  Washington 
McGutiick  William,  bakery,  256  First 
McGuigan  Bridget  Miss,  (Pollard  &  McG.j  dwl  230 

Fourth 
McGuigan  James,  brickmaker,  dwl  1721  Leav 


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McGnigan  Patrick,  blacksmith,  dwl  230  Fourth 
McGuiley  Robert,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
McGniirHugli,  porter  North  Pac.  Traus.  Go's  S.  S. 

Pelican 
McGuiness  James,  machinist,  dwl  34  Minna 
McGuiuness  Andrew,  blacksmith,  dwl  1410  Mason 
McGnire  Annie,  (widow)  furnished room.s,  660  How 
McGuire  Anthony,  blacksmith,  dwl  6  William 
McGuire  Arthur, //:/'7«/o«  <fe  McG.J  dwl  Sixteenth 

Avenue  nr  P.  South  S.  F. 
McGnire  Bernard,  teaujster,  dwl  USoFolsom 
McGnire  Biidf^et  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  428  Clem 
McGnire  Chiirles,  canvasser,  dwl  75  Minna 
McGnire  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  fruits,  812 Market 
McGnire  F.,  laborer,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  Wharf 
McGnire  Francis  C,  boilemiaker,  dwl  -^OSBi-yant 
McGnire  Fiank,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar Eetin'y 
McGuire  James,  hackman  with  Thomas  J.   Morse, 

dwl9Bagley  Place 
McGnire  James,  molder  Jackson  Foundry,  dwl  261 

Minna 
McGuire  John,   brickmason,  dwl    Ss    Grove    bet 

Franklin  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
McGnire  John,  laborer,  dwl  5;J3  Commercial 
McGuire  John,  laborer,  dwl  11 13  Kearny,  rear 
McGnire  John,  laborer  Central  R  R.,  dwl514  Minna 
McGuire  John,  laborer  Miners  '  Foundry,  dwl  10 

Tehama  Place 
McGnire  John,  laborer  with  George   Klaber,   dwl 

W  s  Gardner  nr  Bryant 
McGuire  John,  shoemaker,  709  Davis 
McGuire  Lizzie  (widow)  dwl  1  Cusiiman,  rear 
Mc(juire  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  260  Minna 
McGuire  Michael,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
McGuire   Orson,   captain  barkentine   William   H. 

Gawley,  pierl  Steuart 
McGuire  P.,  watchman  P.  M.  S.  S.  America 
McGuire  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  10  Cleaveland 
McGniie  Patrick,  laborer  U.  S.  Clothing  Depot,  dwl 

3  Hunt 
McGnire  Patrick,  laborer  with  James  Alexander, 

dwl  159  Shipley 
McGuire  Patrick,  pListerer,  dwl  512  Mission 
McGuire  Patrick,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
McGuire  Patrick  H.,  laborer,  dwl  162  Gilbert 
McGuire  Peter,  laborer  with  James  McDevitt,  dwl 

W  s  Sansom  nr  Vallejo 
McGuire  Philip,  molder  V^ulcan   Iron  Works,  dwl 

NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Lombard 
McGuire  Philip,  steward  with  John  C. Combes,  dwl 

2i2  Second 
McGuire  Robert,  blacksmith  with  Charles  Vale, dwl 

316  Kearny 
McGuire  Roger,  hostler  with  Crittenden  &  Dalton, 

dwl  642>2  Mission 
McGuire  Stephen,  porter,  dwl  913  Sacramento 
McGuire  Thomas,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Ass'n,  234 

Sutter 
McGuire  Thomas,  engineer,  dwl  322  Jessie 
McGuire  Thomas,  hostler  with  Killip  &  Craig,  dwl 

713  Commeicial 
McGuire  Thomas,    hostler  with  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R., 

dwl  252  Perry 
McGuire  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  558  Stevenson 
McGuire  Thomas  Jr.,   plumber  with  McNally  & 

Hawkins,  dwl  322  Jessie 
McGuire  William,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
McGuire. — See  Maguire 
McGuirk  James,  cigars  and   tobacco,   840  Market, 

dwl  S  8  Market  bet  Ttiird  and  Fourth 
McGuirk  John,  laborer  Columbia  Foundry,  dwl  19 

Baldwin  Court 
McGuirk  Lawrence,  special  policeman,  dwl  228  Clem 
McGuirk  Patrick,  seaman, dwl  Ws  Janseu  bet  Lom- 
bard and  Greenwich 
McGuirk  Thomas,  hostler,  dwl  163  Jessie 
McGurk  James,  gardener,  dwl  Fourteenth  Avenue 

nr  N,  South  S.  F. 
McGurk  Patrick,  fireman  C.  S.  N.  Co'  sstr  Antelope 


McGURREN  ARTHUR,  proprietor  Harris'   Sam- 
ple Rooms,  432  California,  dwl   73  Clementina 
McGurrin  James,  carpenter,  dwl  1407  Pacilic 
McGwin  Thomas,  laborer,  bds  214  Broadway 
McHattie  James,   bookkeeper   with  Jonathan  Kit- 

tredge,  dwl 936  Folsom 
McHattie  John,  ironfounder,  dwl  936  Folsom 
McHattie  .John  F.  clerk  with   W^illiani   Nicol,  dwl 

936  Folsom 
McHale  Anthony,  laborer,  dwl  160  Shipley 
McHale  Petei-,  painter,  dwl  29  Stevenson 
McHanna  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  NE  cor  Natoma 

and  Lafayette 
McHaril   Michael,   expresswagon,  cor    Third    and 

Howard,  dwl  Sixteenth  nr  Harrison 
McHenry  Ada,  (widow)  artist  and  teacher  drawing 

and  panitiug,  22  Louisa 
McHenry  Daniel,  stonecutter,  dwl  147  Jessie 
McHenry  E.  G.,  extrauian  steamer  No.  6,S.F.F.  D. 
McHenry  John,  attorney  at  law,  office  825  Kearny, 

dwl"  1.301  Taylor 
McHenry  John,  tinsmith  with  Locke  &.  Montague, 

dwl  301  Hayes 
McHenry  Mary  (widow)  dwl  2012  Taylor 
McHenry  Samuel,  (McHenry  &  Sm'iihJ  dwl  N  8 

Twenty-first  bet  Valencia  and  Guerrero 
McHenry   «&  Smith,  f  Samuel   McUcnry  &  Oliver 

B.  timith)  commission  merchants,  427  Front 
McHewen  Sarah,  (widow) dwl  1011  Foleom 
McHugh  Felix,  (Mellagk  Jj-  McPliersoiij  331  Pine 
McHugh  John,  produce  commission  and  agent  Chico 

Flour  Mills,  206  Clay,  res  Oakland 
McHugh  John,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Main  bet  Howard 

and  Folsom 
McHugh  John,  tailor,  dwl  141  Cleary 
McHugh  Michael,  laborer  with  Michael  Byrne,  dwl 

173  Minna 
McHugh  Patrick,  shoemaker,  309  Broadway,  dwl 

12  Natoma,  rear 
McHugh  Philip,  varuisher  with  Goodwin  &,  Co., 

dwl  Montgomery  nr  Pacific 
McHugh   William,  teamster  with  James   Laidley, 

dwl  Filbert  nr  Gough 
McHugh  (fe  McPherson,  (Felix  McHugh  &  Samuel 

McPhersonj  painters,  331  Pine 
McHugh. — See  McCue 
Mcllliainey  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  713  Front 
Mcllroy  VV.  R.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  147  Post 
Mcllvaine  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Eddy  bet 

Pierce  and  Steiner 
Mc  Ilwain  John,  producedealer,  dwl  321  Sixth 
Mclnernay  John,  laborer,  dwl  433  Broadway 
Mcluerney  John,  broommaker  with  RoeslerA  Har- 

wood,  dwl  833  Broadway 
Mclnerney    Michael,  groceries   and   liquors,    .500 

Hayes 
Mclnerney  Thomas,  (Thomas  Moran  &  Go.)  dwl 

311  Broadway 
Mclnerney  Thomas,  calker,  dwl  305  Hayes 
Mclnerny  Susie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Spring  Val- 
ley Primary  School 
Mclntee  Owen,  shoemaker,  dwl  5  Sherwood  Place 
Mclntire  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  NW  cor  Francisco 

and  Larkin 
Mclntire  George,  carpenter,  dwl  40  Everett 
Mclntire  John,  wagoumaker  with  Casebolt  &  Kerr, 

dwl  716  Mason 
Mclntire  Patrick,  hostler  with  Temple  Emmet,  dwl 

NW  cor  California  and  Powell 
Mclntire  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Francisco  nr  Larkin 
Mclntire  Patrick,  laborer  Custom  House,  dwl  250 

Minna 
Mclntire. — See  Mclntyre 
Mcintosh   Colin,    watchman   Mission  and    Pacific 

Woolen  Mills,  dwl  N  s  Sixteenth  nr  Hampshire 
Mcintosh  Eli,  carpenter  with  Thomas  M.  Quacken- 

bush,  dwl  124  Fifth 
Mcintosh  Frank,  clerk  with  Meigs  «k  Gawley,  dwl 

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Mcintosh    Henry,   carpenter    H.    C.   League,  l'J8 

Kearny 
Mcintosh  l.iaac  R.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Guerrero  nr 

Columbia 
Mcliitotih  John,  blacksmith  with  Kimball  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dwl  41  Clara 
Mcintosh  John,  second  officer  P.  M.  S.  S.  America, 

dwl  .50  Tehama 
Mcintosh  John  B.,  plasterer  Plasterers'  Pro.  Assn. 

7'27  Market 
Mcintosh    Wells    B.,    boilermaker,    Vulcan    Iron 

Works,  dwl  6  Minna 
Mcliityre  Duncan,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S. 

Japan 
Mclntyre  Esther  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  1.51  Tehama 
Mtlnt'yre  George,  laborer,  Pacitic  Barrel  &.  Keg 

Factory,  dwl  San  Quentin   House 
Mclntyre  George,  mariner,  dwl  "26  Stenart 
Mclntyre  James,  captain  ship  Revere,  pier  10   Sten 
Mclntyre  John,  repacker  with  E.  T.  Anthony  &  Co., 

321  Sacramento 
Mclntyre  John  B.,  bookbinder,  540  Clay,   dwl  758 

Hanieon 
Mclntyre  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  (Mclntyre  &  Smith)  dwl 

1001  Howard 
Mclntyre  Matthew  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  1114  Pacific 
Mclntyre  Michael,  teamster,  dwl  413  Bro;idway 
Mclntyre  Patrick,  miner,  dwl  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Mclntyre  Robert,  collector  with  S.  V.   Water   Co., 

dwl  18  Lafayette 
Mclntyre  Thomas,   coachman,   SW  cor  California 

and  Powell 
Mclntyre  Thomas,  cook,  dwl  318  Pacific 
Mclntyre  Thomas,  liquor  saloon,  609   Mission,  dwl 

23  Natoma 
Mclntyre  &  Smith,  (Mary  A.  Mclntyre  and  Catk- 

a/z/ic  .4 .  iS'«i<Ay  millinery  and  dressmaking,  100 1 

Howard 
Mclntyre.— See  Mclntire 
Mclsaac  Donald,  salesman,  803   Kearny 
Mclver  John,  blacksmith   helper,   dwl   W  8  Pierce 

bet  Ellis  and  Eddy 
Mclver  Murdock,  stevedore,  dwl  308  Folsom 
McKaig  James,  expresswagon,  12^4  Folsom 
McKail  James,  confectionery,  318  Third 
McKane  Michael,    laborer,  dwl    E  s    Mission    nr 

Twenty-second 
McKay  A.'D.  C,  foreman  with   Eureka  Salt  Co., 

dwl  11)2  Beale 
McKay   Alexander,   mirblecntter    with  James  F. 

Sharkev,  dwl  Sutter  bet  Baker  and  Lyon 
McKay  Cai\)line  M.  Mrs.,  dwl  1209  Powell 
McKay  David,  wholesale  groceries,  447  Davis,  dwl 

330  Ellis 
McKay  Edward,  bootmaker,   303  Fourth 
McKay  Edward,  ship  carpenter,  dwl  3U3  Beale 
McKay  George,  dwl  cor  Potrero  Av  and  Napa 
McKay  George  B.,  housemover,  dwl  11  Garden 
McKay  George  J.,  chemist  with  J.  G.  Steele  &  Co., 

521  Monts4omery 
McKay  George  O.,  carpenter,  dwl  312  Post 
McKay  George  P.,  gasfitter  with   S.   F.   Gas   Co., 

dwl  139  Clara 
McKay  John,  carpenter,  dwl  12  Tehama 
McKay  John,  laborer,  dwl  1330  Washington 
McKay  John  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  371  Jessie 
AIcKay    Robert,    carpenter    H.    C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
McKay  S.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
McK;iv  Thomas,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

142  Perry 
McKay  Washington   I.,   Blue   Wing   Saloon,  526 

Montgomery,  dwl  2  Raphael  Place 
McKean   Lottie"    Miss,  as6i!<tant    teacher  Denman 

Grammar  School,  dwl  522  Eddy 
McKean  Robert,  bricklayer,  dwl  S  b  Fifteenth  nr 

Folsom 
McKEANEY  PATRICK  J.,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor 

Fourth  and  Berrv 


McKee  Alexander, liquors,  SW  cor  Har  and  Main 
McKee  Charles,  assistant  engineer  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'b 

Hteamer  Yosemite,  dwl  1518  Broadway 
McKee  David,  c.ibinetmaker  with   George    B.May 

&  Co,  dwl  1321  Montgomery 
McKee  Edward  D.,  clerk  with  Rodgers,  Meyer  &. 

Co.,  res  Oakland 
McKee  James,  contractor,  dwl  Ns   Twenty-fourth 

bet  Mission  and  Valencia 
McKee  James,  hostler,  dwl  ilOfi  Stockton 
McKee  James,  shoemaker  U.  W.  B.  &  S.  Co.,  dwl  2 

Boyd 
McKee  John,  carpenter,  dwl  .571  Jessie 
McKee  John,  commission  merchant,  112   Clay,  dwl 

W  8  Polk  bet  Haves  and  Grove 
McKee  John,  (  Tnllant    &   Co. J  dwl  Twelfth  bet 

Howard  and  Mission 
McKee  Joseph,  (  Webster  &  McKeeJ  dwl  15  Monroe 
McKee  Mary  Ann  Miss,  shirtmaker  with  S.  Popper, 

dwl  79  Jessie 
McKee  Patrick,  expresswagon,  dwl  112  Sl;ipley 
McKee  Robert,  (Shea,  Bocqiicraz  &  McK.J  dwl  564 

Minna 
McKee  Robert  S.,  courtroom  clerk   Fifieeuth  Dis- 
trict Court,  dwl  506  Posvell 
McKee  William   R.,  real  estate,  dwl  W  s  Shotwell 

bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
McKeene  David,  longshoreman,  dwl  117  Vallejo 
McKeever  Daniel,  laborer   Calvary  Cemetery,  dwl 

W  s  Devir'adero  bet  Eddy  and  Eilis 
McKeever  Edwni  S.  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  20  Ellis 
McKeever  J.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
McKeever  Jennie    Miss,   dressmaker    with    Mrs. 

Anna  J.  Murphy,  dwl  609  Third 
McKeever  John,  capitalist,  dwl  210  Pacific 
McKeever  Neal,  painter,  dwl  3  Hubbard 
McKeever  Robert,  driver  Omnibus  R  K. 
McKeever  Thomas,  coachman,  101 1  Pine 
McKeever    William,   seaman   North   Pic.   Trans. 

Co's  S.  S.  California,  dwl  Bart'd  nr  Vallejo 
McKeg  John,  spinner  Mission   and    Pacific  Woolen 

Mills 
McKenley  Edward,  news  vender,   dwl    NE     cor 

Howard  and  Twenty  fourth 
McKenley  Rosinna,  (widow)  midwife,  dwl  NE  cor 

Howard  and  Twenty-fourth 
McKenna  Alice  Miss,  dwl  102  Natoma 
McKenna  Arthur,  laborer  with  Hatte  &.  Kirk,  dwl 

59  Minna 
McKenna  Bernard,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  37  Fred- 
erick 
McKenna  Francis,  gardener,  dwl  N  s  Precita  Av  nr 

San  Bruno  road 
McKenna  Francis,  gatekeeper  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint, 

dwl  1032  Market 
McKenna  Hugh,  boilermaker  Union   Iron  Works, 

dwl  26  Anthony 
McKenna  James,  hackman.  Plaza.  dwl248Stev 
McKenna  James,  tailor,  dwl  23  Hunt 
McKenna  James  P.,  (McKenna  J|-   Co. J  dwl  Fif- 
teenth Av  bet  L  and  M.  .South  S.  F. 
McKenna  John,  dwl   N  8  Twenty-second  bet  Treat 

Avenue  and  Harrison 
McKenna  John,  calker,  dwl  76  Natoma 
McKenna  John,  expresswagon,  NE  cor  Market  and 

Kearny,  dwl  47|  Ritch 
McKenna  John,  housemover,  dwl   SW  cor  Larkin 

and  Union 
McKenna  John,  foreman  with  Alois  Brandt,   dwl 

1316  Sacramento 
McKenna  John,  laborer,  dwl  66  Everett 
McKenna  John,  shoemaker  with  Mason  &.  Taylor, 

dwl  58  Jessie 
McKenna  Kate  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  221  Minna 
McKenna  Margaret,  seamstress,  dwl  150  Minna 
McKenna  Mark,  laborer  with   Alois  Brandt,  dwl 

1316  Sacramento 
McKenna  Mary  Miss,  paperbox  maker  with  Louis 

Levy,  dwl  31  Lafayette 


A  sound  basis  for  Underwriting— the  $500,000  Assets  of  the  PEOPJjES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  7C8,  712.  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Tobacco  and  Cigars. 


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McKENNA  MICHAEL  F.,  commission,  Imy  and 

grain,  W  8  Drumm  bet  Clay  and  Wasbiiigton, 

(iwl  162  Clara 
McKenna  Patrick,  driver  with  James  Tompkinson, 

dwl  53  Minna 
McKenna  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  15  Jessie 
McKenna  Kobert,  laborer,  dwl  233  First 
McKenna  Sylvester,   milkrancb,   cor  Precita  and 

Gnnnison  Avenue 
McKenna    Tbomas    D.,    merchant,   dwl  11  Yerba 

Huena 
McKenna  William,  clerk  with  Christy  &  Wise,  dwl 

5  s  Columbia  nr  Gueirero 

McKENNA  >fe  CO.,  fJumci  P.  McKenna  &  Amos 
^«.s//«y  pork  packers  and  carers  hams,  bacon, 
&c..  Fifth  Avenue  bet  L  and  M,  South  S.  F. 
McKennell  Margaret  Miss,  seamstress,  dwl  13  An- 
thony 
McKenney  Charles,  conductor  Omnibus  R.  R. 
McKeiiney  William,  plasterer,  dwl  NW  cor  Folsom 

and  Twenty-tbira 
McKenney  William  C,  tinsmith,  dwl  1004  Market 
McKennon   John   O.,  expresswagon,  dwl   Seventh 

Avenue  nr  H,  South  S.  F. 
McKenny  John,  molder,  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
McKenzie  A.  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
MeKenzie  Albert,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  754  Harrison 
McKenzie  Alexander,  longshoreman,  dwl  NW  cor 

First  and  Frederick 
McKenzie  Alexander,  waiter,  112  Kearny 
McKenzie  Alexander,  liquor  dealer,  dwl  631  Sac 
McKenzie   Allen,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf, 

dwl  413  Bnuinan 
McKenzie  Andrew,  special  policeman,  dwl  820  Pac 
McKenzie  Charles,  marbleworker  with  John  Daniel 

6  Co..  dwl  1110  Market 

McKenzie  David  V.,  molder  Miners'  Foundry,  dwl 

20  Clementina 
McKenzie    Georjie    R.,   bookkeeper   with    Tobin, 

Davisson  &  Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  First  iind  Folsom 
McKenzie  James,  barkeeper  with  Murdoch  McKen- 
zie, W  s  Spring  nr  California 
McKenzie  James,  laborer  with  J.  A.  Folger  &.  Co., 

dwl  S  s  Commercial  nr  Kearny 
McKenzie  James,  mariner,  dwl  NE  cor  Folsom  and 

Beale 
McKenzie  John,  barkeeper  with  Donald  McLea,  534 

California 
McKenzie  John,  carpenter,  dwl  422  Third 
McKenzie  John  F.,  blacksmith  with  Saul  &  Co.,  dwl 

NW  cor  Fourth  and  Howard 
McKenzie  John  W.,   porter  City  Hall,  dwl  907^ 

Filbert 
McKenzie  John  Wasliingtou,  notary  public,  office 

SW  cor  Cal  and  Sansom,  dwl  606  Fill>eit 
McKenzie  J.  T.,  captain  stmr  Contra  Costa,  res  San 

Rafael 
McKenzie  Kennet,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
McKenzie    Maygie    Miss,    bead    assistant    teacher 

Broadway  Grammar  School,  dwl  135  Kearny 
McKENZIE'MLTRDOCK,  Wigwam  Saloon,  W  s 

Summer  nr  California,  dwl  645  Commercial 
McKenzie   Murdock,  laborer  Golden   Gate  Sugar 

Refinery,  dwl  151  Polk 
McKenzie  Patrick,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,dwl  255  Minna 
McKenzie  R.,  carpenter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
McKenzie   Roderick,  machinist  Golden  Gate  Sugar 

Refinery,  dwl  151  Polk 
McKenzie  William,  shipwright,  NW  cor  First  and 

Folsom 
McKenzie  William,  superintendent  with  J.  L.  Bard- 
well  &  Co.,  dwl  9  Howard  Court 
McKenzie. ^Sec  MacKenzie 
McKeon  James,  manufacturer  Patent  Navy  Paint, 

office  SW  cor  Davis  and  Pacific,  res  Brooklyn, 

Alameda  Co. 
McKEON  PATRICK  H.,    liquor  saloon,  SW  cor 

Davis  and  Pacific 


McKeon  Peter,  driver  with  Shakespear  &.  Titus, 

dwl  431  Pine 
McKeon  Terrence,  marblepolisher  with  Quelet  & 

Morris,  dwl  509  Davis 
McKeon  William,  shoemaker,  dwl  529  Mission,  rear 
McKEONE  LAWRENCE,  proprietor  Cambridge 

House,  304  Pacific 
McKeone  Patrick,  stonecutter,  dwl  333  Bush 
JMcKeown  Caroline,  (widow)  midwife,  dwl  117  Miss 
McKeown  John,  sailmaker  with  Jobu  G.  Blakiston, 

6  Clay 
McKeown  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  1139  Union 
McKeown   Tbomas,   carriagepainter,  926    and  928 

Harrison,  dwl  500  Seventh 
McKernan  James,  teamster  with  R.  &  J.  Morton 
McKernan  John,  job  wagon,  cor  Market  and  Kearny 

dwl  47 J  Ritcli 
McKernan  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  2005  Bush 
McKerron    Catherine,    (widow)   furnished  rooms, 

132  Fifth 
McKeune  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  706  Folsom 
McKeune  S.  A.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  706  Folsom 
McKew  John,  wood  and  coal,  431   Union,  dwl  423 

Green 
McKewen  James,  painter  with  Wason  <&  Morris 
McKewen  John,  foreman  with  S.  V.  Water  Co., 

dwl  SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Green 
McKewen  Jonathan  C.,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  San- 
som and  Washington,  dwl  E  s  Van  Ness  Av  bet 

Pacific  and  Broadway 
McKewen  Peter,  (McKewen  &  Son)A\A  1122  Mont- 
gomery 
McKewen  Peter,  Jr.,  ^JlfcA'eHYW  <fc  Son)  dwl  1122 

Montgomery 
McKewen  Robert,  gasfitter  with  McKewen  &.  Son, 

dwl  1122  Montgomery 
McKewen  Thomas,   laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill, 

dwl  Potrero  Point 
McKewen  William,  tinsmith  with  P.  H.  Murphy, 

dwl  Seventh  nr  Harrison 
McKewen  &  Son,  (Peter  and  Peter  McKewen,  Jr.) 

gasfitters,  942  Market 
McKibben  Thomas,  dwl  919  Jackson 
McKibben    Thomas    Mrs.,    furnished    rooms,    919 

Jackson 
McKibbin  Thomas,  housesmith  with  William  Mc- 

Kibbin,  dwl  568  Howard 
McKibbin   William,   Eureka  Railing    Works,  317 

Howard,  dwl  1711  Mason,  rear 
McKie  Eftie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Fourth  Street 

Primary  School,  dwl  776  Howard 
McKiernanJobn,  carpenter,  dwl  424  Shipley 
McKieve  James,  laborer  with  Bouton  &  Son,  dwl 

906  Stockton 
McKim  Thomas  R.,  cutter  with  Metropolitan  B..  & 

S.  Co.,  dwl  613  Mission 
McKinley   Augustus,   special    policeman,    dwL  cor 

Drumm  and  Commercial 
McKinley  D.  A.  &  Co.,  (Benjamin  D.  Mason  and 

J.  H.  McCleskeyJ  coal,  E  s  Polk  bet  Bush  and 

Sutter 
McKlNLEY  D.  A.  &  J.,  wood  and  coal,  328  and 

330  Geary 
McKINLEY"  D.   A.    &   J.  &  CO.,    (George  H. 

Weston)  wood,  Market  St.  Wharf 
McKinley  David  A.,  (D.  A.  Sc  J.  McKinley  and  D. 

A.  &   J.  McKinley  &  (Jo.)  dwl  6U2  Leaven- 
worth 
McKinley  Henry,  extraman  stm  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D. 
McKinley  James  R.,  (l>.  A.  &  J.  McKinley  and  D. 

A.  &  J.  McKinley  &  Co.)  res  Oakland 
McKinley  John,  engineer,  dwl  N  s  Willow  nr  Va- 
lencia 
McKinley  Joseph,  dwl  785  Folsom 
McKinley  Thomas,  pantryman  North  Pac.  Tians. 

Co's  S.S.  Orizaba 
McKinney  George,  shoemaker  with  George  Spana- 

gel,  dwl  354  Third 
McKinney  Harry,  bellman  Grand  Hotel 


JONES,  PUIjIiMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Suspenders  and  Neck  Ties. 
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McKinney  J.  &  Son,  f  William  McKinney)  furni- 
ture, 1048  Folsoni 
McKiiniej'  John,  (J.  McKinney  &  Son)   dwl  1048 

Folsoin 
McKinney  Kobert,  laborer  with  A.  C.  Beach  &  Co., 

(iwl  233  First 
McKinney  William,  fJ.  McKinney  Sf    Son)  dwl 

1048  Folsom 
McKinnie   Murray,  ■woodcarver    with   Warren  & 

Kemp,  dwl  114  Dora 
McKinuou  Alexander,  salesman  with  Murphy, Grant 

&  Co.,  dwl  71 '2  Folsom 
McKinnon  Archibald,  engineer,  dwl  13^  Park  Av 
McKinnon  Daniel  A.,  teamster,  pier  5  Steuart,  dwl 

811  Geary 
McKinnon  David,  longshoreman,  dwl  S  s  Harrison 

nr  Main 
McKinnon  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
McKinnon  John  J.,  (Preston  &   McK.)  dwl  725 

Geary 
McKinstry  D.,  apprentice  with  McAfee,  Spiers  & 

Co.,  dwl  Taylor  nr  Geary 
McKINSTRY  E.  W.,  Judge  twelfth  District  Court, 
chambers  15  City  Hall  third  floor,  and  attorney 
at  law,  office  408  Cal,  dwl  44  South  Park 
McKinzie  Daniel, seaman  North  Pac.Trans.Co's  S.S. 

Orizaba 
McKinzie  Donald,  laborer,  dwl  28  Tehama 
McKinzie  Elizabeth  Miss,  dwl  12  Tehama 
McKinzie  George,  locksmith,  dwl  811  Market 
McKinzie  William,  sbipcarpenter,  dwl  270  First 
McKirek  James,  cigar  dealer,  dwl  719  Market 
McKittrick  Edward,  butcher,  dwl  155  Shipley 
McKiltrick  Edward  F.,  butcher  with  A.  Newman, 

dwl  155  Shipley 
McKittrick  James  J.,  butcher,  dwl  155  Shipley 
McKittrick  John,  teamster  with  R.  &  J.  Morton 
McKittrick  Margaret  E.,  dwl  155  Shipley 
McKittrick  Mary  A.  Miss,  dwl  1.55  Shipley 
McKnight  Frederick,  teller  with  B.Davidson  &  Co., 

NVVcor  Montgomery  and  Commercial 
McKnight  James,   bookkeeper  South  Point  Ware- 
house, dwl  410  Sixth 
McKnight  John,  conductor  Market  St.  R.  R. 
McKnight  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  Sullivan  bet  Jeffer- 
son  and  Union 
McKnight  Peter,  bricklayer,  dwl  20  Harrison  Av 
McKone  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Bryant  bet  Fifth 

and  Sixth 
McKowen  J.  C,   vice-president   Union  Grammar 

School,  dwl  420  Ellis 
McKown  J.  O.,  (Bake,  McK.&  Co. J  dwl  36  Geary 
McKune  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  362  Jessie 
McKuue  James,  porter,  335  Pine,  dwl  123  Stockton 
McLaciihin  Archibald,  carpenter  H.  C.League,  128 

Kearny 
McLachlan  J.,    first  officer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Gieat  Re- 
public 
McLagan  James  L.,  carpenter  California  Mills,  dwl 

1056  Howard 
McLain  James,  workman  Selby's  Smelting  Works, 

North  Beach 
McLain  John,  blacksmith  with  Nelson  &  Doble,  dwl 

25  Hunt 
McLain  John,  laborer,  dwl  127  Jackson 
McLANE    CHARLES  E.,    superintendent  Wells, 
Fargo  &  Co's  Express  and  Banking  Co.,  and 
City   Hall  Commissioner,  office  NW  cor  Mont 
and  Cal,  dwl  NW  cor  First  and  Harrison 
McLane  Fiulay,  carpenter  H.  C.  League.  128  Kearny 
McLaue  George  R.,  compositor  Alta  California,  dwl 

127  Kearny 
McLane  H.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
McLane  James,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Harriet  bet  Fol- 
som and  Howard 
McLane  James,    laborer  with  George  Dougherty, 

dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
McLane  John,  boilermaker  Portland  Boiler  Works, 
dwl  Shipley  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 


McLane  John,  coffee  saloon,  3  Vallejo 
McLane  John,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
McLane    John,    proprietor    Columbia    House,  114 

Jackson 
McLane  W.  H.,  quarter  master  P.  M.  S.S.  America 
McLaren   Daniel,    local  agent  Widow  and  Orphan 

Fund    Life   Ins.  Co.,  dwl  SW  cor   Geiuy  and 

Gough 
McLaren  Deborah  A.,  (widow)  dwl  460  Jessie 
McLaren  John,  laborer,  dwl  18  Freelon 
McLaren  Peter,  carriage  maker  with  H.  M..&  D.  S. 

Shute,  dwl  256^  Jessie 
McLarne  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  25  Hunt 
McLatcbie  Margaret  Miss,  ladies'  nurse,    dwl   10 

Harriet 
McLauchlan  James   H.,    (McLauclilan  &  Smith) 

dwl  639  Mission 
McLAUCHLAN  &  SMITH,  (J.  H.  McLmtchlan 

find  I).  Smith)  Uiiiou  grocery,  27   Second,   cor 

Stevenson 
McLaughlin  A.,  brewer  S.  F.  Stock  Brewery,  dwl  S 

8  Chestnut  bet  Mason  and  Powell 
McLaughlin  Barney,  laborer  City  Paving  Co.,  dwl 

327  Ritcb,  rear 
McLaughlin  Bernard,  bootfitter  with    Buckingham 

&;  Hecht,  dwl  Market  nr  Twelfth 
McLaugiilin  IBeruard,  longshoreman,  dwl  324   Val- 
lejo, rear 
McLaughlin  Charles,  bootfitter,  dwl  519  Mission 
McLangliliu  Charles,   land   agent,  office  "^34  Mont- 
gomery, res  nr  Santa  Claia 
McLaughlin    Cornelius,  butcher  with   George  A. 

Raabe,  dwl  1135  Folsom 
McLaughlin  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  338  Bush 
McLaughlin  Daniel,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
McLaughlin  Daniel,  molder  Vulciin   Iron   Works, 

dwl  E  s  Beale  bet  Mission  and  Howard 
McLaughlin    Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  Ns  Seven- 
teenth nr  Valencia 
McLaughlin  Edward, laborer  with  James  McDevitt, 

dwl  W  s  Sanson!  nr  Vallejo 
McLaughlin  Edward,  woodcarver  with   Bryant  & 

Strahan,  dwl  N  s  Natoma  bet  Lafayette  and 

Eleventh 
McLaughlin  Edwin,  (J.  R.    Whitney   JSj-    Co.)  res 

San  Jose 
McLaughlin  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  357  Jessie 
McLaughlin  George,  machinist  with  H.  B.  Martin 

tfe  Co.,  13  Fremont 
McLaughlin  George,proprietor  Londonderry  House, 

12  Broadway 
McLaugiilin  Henry,  hostler,   dwl  W  8  Folsom  bet 

Twentytbird  and  Twenty-fourth 
McLaughlin  Henry,  laborer  with   Peter  A.  Fiiiigan, 

dwl  20  Ellis 
McLaughlin  Henry,   longshoreman,   dwl   Ns  De- 
Boom  nr  First 
McLaughlin  Henry  W.,  hackman.  Plaza 
McLaughlin  Hiram,  blacksmith,  cor  Devisadero  and 

Bush 
McLaughlin  Hugh,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Vallejo  nr  Bat 
McLaughlin  Hugh,   laborer   S.  F.   Gas  Works,  dwl 

141  Shipley 
McLaughlin  James,  baker  with  Charles  Nivelles.dwl 

528  Pacific 
McLaughlin    James,    clerk  Bay  View   Distillery, 

South  S.  F. 
McLaughlin  James,  expre88wagon,dwl  S  s  Ellis  bet 

Fillmore  and  Webster 
McLaughlin  James,  laborer,   dwl  W  s  Columbia  nr 

Prospect  Avenue 
McLaughlin    James,   peddler,  dwl   N  s  Boyd  nr 

Chesley 
McLaughlin  James,  waiter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado,  dwl 

SE  cor  Sixth  and  Shipley 
McLaughlin  James  A.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 

and  dwl  812  Folsom 
McLaughlin  Jennie  Miss,   seamstress  with   Adolph 

MuUer,  dwl  72  Natoma 


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McLanerlilin  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  \V  s   Polk  bet 

Turk  and  McAlli.-ter 
McLanifhIin  John,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  411  Brannan 
McLautrhlin  John,  carpenter,  dwl  'JO  Sansom 
McLaughlin  .lohu,  laborer,  dwl  61  Minna 
McLaughlin  John,  laborer,  dwl  1106  Hyde 
McLaughlin  John,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Valiejo  and  Bnt 
McLau^'hliii   John,  laborer  N.B.  &  M.  K.  R.,  dwl 

8-27  Folfioiu 
McLanithliii  John,  laborer  Lombard   U.  S.  Bonded 

Warehouse,  dwl  4'23  Valiejo 
McLaughlin  John,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gaa  Co. 
McLanglilin  John,  lather,   dwl  Ss  Twentieth  bet 

Dolores  and  Church 
McLaughlin  John,   laundryraan  City  and   County 

Hospital 
McLaughlin  John,  liquor  saloon,  E  s  Bealebet  Mis- 

bion  and  Howard 
McLaughlin    John,   longshoreman,   dwl   Berry  nr 

Third 
McLauiihliu  John,  painter,  dwl  2  Yerba  Buena 
McLanglilin  John,  storekeeper  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
McLauglilin  John  A.,   wharfinger  Oakland  Ferry, 

dwl  N  8  Boyd  nrEitrhth 
McLaughlin  John  L.,  milkman,  dwl  E  s  Chenery  nr 

Palmer 
McLaughlin  Julia  Miss,  hairdresser,  106  Third,  dwl 

357  Jessie 
McLaughlin  Kate,  (widow)    assistant    teacher  Lin- 
coln Primary  School,  dwl  26  Oak  Grove  Av 
McLaughlin  Lewis,  malster,  dwl  436  Brannan 
McLaughlin  M.  A.,  real  estate,  office  310  Montgom- 
ery, res  Sonoma 
McLaughlin  Margaret,  (widow)   dwl  NW  cor  San- 
som and  Alia 
Mcljaughlin  JIary  A.  Mrs.,  groceries  and  liquors, 

SE  cor  Jones  and  Bernard 
McLaughlin  Mary  C.  Mibs,  dressmaker  with  Rosina 

Shear,  dwl  141   Shipley 
McLaughlin  Michael,  blacksmith,  dwl  E  s  Harrison 

bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
McLaughlin  Michael,  boileruiaker,  dwl  111  Silver 
McLaughlui  Michael. hostlerwith  William  E.Bridge, 

dwl  14  Hirlan  Place 
McLaughlin  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  166  Tehama 
McLaughlin  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Filbert  nr  Web- 
ster 
McLaughlin  Michael,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  W  8  Dora  bet  HaiTison  and  Bryant 
McLaughlin  Michael,  {Lindo  &  McLaughlin)  dwl 

704'Dupant 
McLaughlin  Michael  J.,  (McLiiu<:;kHn  &  Enright) 

dwl  17  Fourth 
McLaughlin  M.  P.,  (McLaughlin  Sf  Brewer )  dwl 

33.i  Sixth 
McLaughlin  Neal,  waiter  Russ  House, dwl  437  Jessie 
McLaughlin  P.,  storekeeper  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  3  Lincoln  Place 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  221  Beale 
Mf-Laughlin  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  720  Third 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  laborer  with  James  McDevitt, 

dwl  W  s  Sansom  nr  Valiejo 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  laborer  with  S   F.  Gis  Co. 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  laborer  S.  F.  &.  P.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  18  Downey 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  21.5  Fourth 
McLiughlin  Patrick,  painter  with  HoppsJb  Sons,  dwl 
W  8  York  bet  Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
McLaughliu  Peter,  laundryman  Occidental  Hotel 
McLauL'hIin  Richard,  groceries,  1608  Jones 
McLaughlin  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Jones  and 

Bernard 
McLaui^hlin  Stephen,  trunkmaker  with  James  Long- 
shore.dwl  W  s  Nineteenth  bet  How  and  Folsom 
McLaui,'hlin  Susan,  laundress  Lick  House 
McLaughlin  Thomas,   compositor  with    Bacon   & 
Company,  536  Clay 


McLaughlin  Thomas,  hostler  Fashion  Stable,  dwl 

552  Natoma 
McLaughlin  Thomas,  painter  with  Wilson  &  Moul- 

tou,  dwl  230  Ritch 
McLaughlin  Thomas, waiter  What  Cheer  Restaurant 
McLaughliu  Thomas,  waiter  with  John  Malone,  dwl 

711  Mission 
McLaughlin  Timothy,  U.  S.  bargeman,  dwl   159J 

Clara 
McLaughlin  William,  cook,  dwl  34  Minna 
iMcLaughlin  William,  cook,  432  Cal,  dwl  361  Minna 
McLaughlin  William,  hackman.  Plaza,  <lwl  16  Dora 
McLaughlin  William,  watchman  City  Grading  Co. 's 

Works,  dwl  Market  nr  San  Jose  R.  R.  depot 
McLaughliu  &  Brewer,   (M.    P.  McLaughlin  and 
George  W. Brewer  J  real  estate  agents,  328  Mont- 
gomery 
McLaughlin  &   Enright,  (Michael  J.  McLaughlin 
and   Thomas  F.  Enright)  carriagesmiths,  704 
Front 
McLaurin  John  R.,  (Estee  &  JfcL.yl  attorney  at  law, 

office  410  Montgomery,  dwl  1024  Montgomery 
McLay  George   B.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  Rail- 
road Avenue  nr  Fifteenth  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
McLEA  DONALD,  wines  and  liquors,  534  Cali- 
fornia, res  Mountain  View,  Santa  Clara  county 
McLean  A.  A.,  book  and  job  printing,  540  Washing- 
ton, dwl  3  Hampton  Place 
McLean  Alexander,  (McLean  &  Arnold)  dwl  507 

Mission 
McLean  Andrew,  boatman,  dwl  Half- Way  House, 

Long  Bridge 
McLean  Andrew,  liquors,  Fillmore  nr  Bay 
McLean  Christina  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Lincoln 
Grammar  School,  dwl  Mission  bet  Eleventh  and 
Twelfth 
McLean  Edward,  produce  dealer,  dwl  754  Folsom 
McLean  Edward,  (McLean  &  Hardy)  res  Oakland 
McLean  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  dwl  754  Folsom 
McLean  E.  T.,  printer,  dwl  1215  Folsom 
McLean  Henry  G.,  cutter  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  res  Oak- 
land Point 
McLean  James,  shoemaker,  dwl  22  Minna 
McLean  James  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  20  Sansom 
McLean  John,  boilermaker,  dwl  57  Shipley 
McLean  John,  wooddealer  Meigg's  Wharf 
McLean  John,  (Pinner  &   iVcX.y  dwl  418  Drumm 
McLean  John  T.,  ex-special  agent  CJ.  S.  Treasury 

Department,  dwl  928  Union 
McLean  Kenneth,  shipwright,  dwl  212  Broadway 
McLean  Myra  Miss,  dwl  W  8  Folsom  bet  Twen- 
tieth and  Twenty-first 
McLean  Peter,  dwl  612  Pine 
McLean  Peter,  real  estate,  dwl  31  Russ 
3IcLean  Terrence  J.,  compositor  Alta  California, 

dwl  612  Pine 
McLean  Thomas,  bellman  Brooklyn  Hotel 
McLean  Virginia,  adjuster  U,  S.  JBranch  Mint,  dwl 

754  Folsom 
McLean  William,  (Clark,  Baily  &   Co.)  dwl  533 

Commercial 
McLean  &  Arnold,  (Alexander  McLean  and  Joseph 
Arnold)   manufacturers    window    shades,    541 
Mission 
McLean  &   Hardy,  (Edward  McLean  and  Jacob 

Hardy)  real  estate  agents,  office  338  Mont 
McLean. — See  McLane 
McLeer  Cornelius,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
McLeester  John,   foreman  with  Hagar  &.  Co.,  dwl 

27^  E'ourth 
McLeish  William,  special  policeman,  dwl  Jefferson 

Park,  Potrero 
McLellan  David  S.,  general  agent  Mutual  Benefit 
Life  Ins.  Co.,  office  19  Stevenson's  Building,  res 
San  Mateo 
McLellan  James,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Valiejo  bet  Leav- 
enworth and  Jones 
McLellan  James,  mining  speculator,  dwl  SW  cor 
Kearny  and  Pacific 


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McLellan  R.  Guy,  attorney  at  law,  office  420  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  809  Misnion 

McLellan  Robert,  sjiarmaker,  dwl  227  Second 

McLennan  Donnld,  manager  Mii-sion  and  Pacific 
Woolen  Milla,  dwl  NVV  cor  Folsoni  and  Thir- 
teenth 

McLennan  Flora  Miss,  seamstress,  dwl  215  Clara 

McLennan  Frank  l'.,  clerk,  dwl  NVV  cor  Folsom 
and  Thirteenth 

McLennan  Frederick,  watchman  Mission  and  Pa- 
cilic  Woolen  Mills 

McLennan  George  W.,  foreman  San  Francisco 
Wool  Exchange,  dwl  215  Kearny 

McLennan  Hnarh,  woolsorter  San  Francisco  Scour- 
inir  Co..  dwl  209  Shotwell 

McLEXNAN.  WHELAN  &  GRISAR,  fJimil  Gri- 
sar)  proprietors  S.  F.  Wool  Exchange,  NW  cor 
Sansoni  and  Broadway 

McLeod  Alexander,  shipwright,  dwl  9  Minna 

McLeod  Angus,  Pioneer  Saloon,  Hunter's  Point, 
South  S.  F. 

McLeod  Daniel,  bookkeeper  with  Jones,  Pullman 
&  Co.,  dwl  1106  Pine 

McLeod  Daniel,  carpenter,  dwl  109  Perry 

McLeod  Daniel,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Davis  and 
Commercial 

McLeod  Daniel,  watchman  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 
dwl  965  Harrison 

McLeod  Daniel,  f  William  Gibson  &  Go.)  dwl  117 
Shipley 

McLeod  David,  Dry  Dock  sample  rooms,  Hunter's 
Point 

McLeod  Donald  W.,  depository  American  Tract 
Society,  ottice  757  Market,  dwl  21  Taylor 

McLeod  George,  f  Larkina  &  Co. ^  dwl  6:-!3  Howard 

McLeod  Hugii.  clerk  with  A.  Crawford  &  Co.,  dwl 
26  Everett 

McLeod  Hugh  J.,  drayman  with  Crane  &  Brigham, 
dwl  34  Valparaiso 

McLeod  Norman,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  151  Polk 

McLeod  Robert,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works 

McLeod  Robert  F.,  teamster  with  Edwin  South- 
wick,  dwl  563  Mission 

McLeod  Robert  L.,  carpenter,  dwl  221  Minna 

McLeod  Theodore,  bellman  Grand  Hotel 

McLeod  Tliomas  M.,  shipping  clerk,  dwl  1425 
Mason 

McLeoil  Thomas  R.,  carpenter  with  Excelsior  Mill 
Co.,  dwl  710  Howard 

McLeod  William,  paniler,  dwl  1106  Pine 

McLeod  William,  waiter,  dwl  66  Shiplt-y,  rear 

McLeiie  Henry  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  671  Market" 

McLester  John,  extraman  H.  &  L.  Co.  No.  1, 
S.  F.  F.  D. 

McLoughlin  Bernard,  longshoreman,  dwl  222  Fifth 

McLonghlin  Edward,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Kearny 
and  Clay,  dwl  N  s  Mission  bet  New  Mont- 
gomery and  Third 

McLonghlin  Frank,  lal)orer,  dwl  129  Sixth 

McLoughlin  H..  hackman,  Plaza 

McLonghlin  John,  laborer  with  S.  P.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 
18  Minna 

McLoughlin  John,  silversmith  with  Koehler  &  Rit- 
ter,  dwl  31  Minna 

McLouglilin  Joseph,  deckhand  stm  Vallejo,  Front 
Street  Wharf 

McLongiilin  Michael,  seaman,  dwl  328  Main 

McLonghlin  Michael,  special  policeman,  dwl  704 
Dupont 

McLoughlin  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  110  William,  rear 

McLoughlin  Sarah  Mrs.,  dressmaker  with  B.  Laird, 
dwl  16  Natoma 

McLure  Andrew,  sexton  Howard  Presbyterian 
Church,  dwl  12  Clara 

McLure  John,  foreman  molder  Miners'  Foundry, 
dwl  363  First 

McMackin  James,  (Morrill  db  Go. J  dwl  1222  Jack- 
son 


McMagrafh  Michael,  carpenter,  dwl  22S  Perry 
Mc.Mahan  Bernard,  cartnian,  dwl  246  Beale 
McMahan   Edward,  laborer,   dwl   W  b   Beale   bet 

Howard  and  Folsom 
JIcMahan  Hugh,  laborer,  dwl  246  Beale 
McMahan  Hugh,  Jr.,  cartman.  dwl  246  Beale 
McMahan  James,  expresswagou ,  dwl  E  s  Capp  nr 

Fifteenth 
McMahan   Laurence,   roller  Pacific  Rolling  Mills, 

dwl  South  San  Francisco 
McMahan  M.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &.  Kelso 
McMahan    Patrick,    dwl    E  s  Mission  Creek    nr 

Eighteenth 
McMaiian  Peter,  steamboatman,  dwl  N  s  Parker  nr 

Columbia,  Bernal  Hights 
McMahan  Tliomas,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl 

cor  Kentucky  and  South 
McMalion  Ann,  (widow)   dwl  811  Greenwich,  rear 
McMahon  Annie,  (widow)  dwl  5  Bernard 
McMahon  Barney,  laborer  with  George  Dougherty, 

dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
McMahon   Bernard,  butcher,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet 

Bryant  and  Brannan 
McMahon  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  9  Sumner 
MciMahon    Charles,    porter,  109  Sansom,  dwl  811 

Greenwich 
McMahon  Felix,  laborer  with  D.  A.  Macdonald  &, 

Co.,  dwl  12  Anthony 
McMahon   James,    expresswagon,    NE     cor   Mont 

and  Cal,  dwl  SE  cor  Capp  and  Fifteenth 
McMahon  James,  laborer,  dwl  923  Broadway 
McMahon  James,  waiter  with  L.  Meyers,  dwl  64 

First 
McMahon  James,   with  Thomas  Kelly,  dwl  Point 

Lobos  Road,  o\  miles  from  City  Hall 
McMahon  James  B.,  harnessmaker  with  Main  & 

Winchester,  dwl  224  Fourth 
McMahon  Jeremiah,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben. 

Association,  814  Howard 
McMiihou  John,  hackman,  Plaza 
McMahon  John,  laborer  S.   F.   Gas  Co.,  dwl  82 

Jessie 
McMahon  John,  hostler,  dwl  652  Mission 
McMahon    John,    (McMahon  Sf  NelsonJ  dwl  342 

Clementina 
McMahon  John  J.,  pressman  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  dwl  31  Louisa 
McMahon  Joseph,  porter  Grand  Hotel 
McMahon  Lizzie  Miss,  whipmaker  with  Main  &  Win- 
chester, 216  Battery 
McMahon  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Clinton  bet 

Brannan  and  Townsend 
McMahon  Margaret  Miss,  dressmaker,  3  Stockton 
McMahon  Mary,  dwl  W  8  Bryant  bet  Tweuty-third 

and  Twenty-fourth 
McMahon  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  4  Varenne,  rear 
McMahon  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  5rj  Mission 
McMahon  Michael,  shoemaker  with  Charles  Palmer, 

dwl  13  Sherwood  Place 
McMahon   Peter,  boarding  and  lodging,   NW  cor 

Drumm  and  Commercial 
McMahon  Peter,  boilermaker,  dwl  18  Natoma 
McMahon  Peter,  miner,  dwl  1013  Market 
McMahon  Peter,  waiter  with  John  Reagan,  dwl  64 

Stevenson 
McMahon  Philip,  jeweler  with  California  Jewelry 

Co..  616  Merchant 
McMAHON  P.  J.,  liquor  saloon,  705  Market,  dwl 

16  Geary 
McMahon  Richard,  upholsterer,  324  Third 
McMahon  Thomas,  dwl  338  Minna 
McMahon  Thomas,   carpenter,   1037^  Folsom,  dwl 

SE  cor  Sumner  and  Howard 
McMahon  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  528  Pacific 
McMahon  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  41  Third 
McMahon  &  Nelson,  (John  McMahon  and  William 

L.  NelsonJ  drygoods,  6  Third 
McMann  Benjamin,  butcher  P.M.S.S.  Montana 
McMann  Janies,  fruits  and  tobacco,  525  Davis 


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McMann  James,  laborer,  dwl  Prospect  Av  nr  Fair 

Avenue 
McMann  John  P.,8alesmaii  with  Frank  G.Edwards, 

dwl  fio:J  Hvde 
McMANN  WILLIAM,  wood  and  co.il,    1715  Polk 
McManus  Andrew,  liquor  saloon.  132  First 
MciManus  Beruard,  hostler,  dwl  333  liusli 
McManus  Bernard,  hostler  Fashion  Stable,  dwl  S  8 

Natonia  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
McManus  C,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
MeManns    Cormiek,  laborer,    dwl  W  s  Capp    nr 

Twenty-second 
McManus  Jaines,  laborer,  dwl  210  Folsom,  rear 
McManus  James,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
McManus  James,  tailor  with  M.  Short,   dwl  311 

Pacific 
McMauns  John,  engineer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

81  Jessie 
McManus  Michael,  cooper  with  Francis  VV.  Arnold, 

dwl  NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Vallejo 
McManus  Micliael  J.  Mi's.,  dwl  x!.'j6  Jessie 
MrManus  M,  J.,  cashier  Pacific  Loan  and  Discount 

oHice,  dwl  1630  Howard 
McManus  Patrick,  barkeeper,  dwl  SE  cor  Church 

and  Ehzabeth 
McManus  Patrick,  boarding,  131  Folsom 
McManus  Patrick,  cooper,  dwl  NE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Vallejo 
McManus  Patrick,  tinsmith  with  JIartiu  Prag,  125 

Clay 
McManus  Patrick,  waiter  with  A.  A.  Jennings 
McManus   Patrick   H.,   coppersmith,    dwl   SVV^  cor 

Post  and  Taylor 
McManus  Eichaid,  plasterer,  dwl  136  Natnma 
McManus  Terrence  D.,   (Higgiiis  Sf  McM.J  dwl 

310  Clementina 
McJIanus  Thomas,  real  estate,  dwl  130  Perry 
McMaster  John,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Brannan  bet  First 

and  Second 
McMalh  Joseph,  painter,  dwl  173  Minna 
McMellon  J.  H.,  driver  City  Railroad,  dwl  E  s  First 

Av  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
McMenomy  Hugh,  liackinan,  dwl  333  Bush 
McMenomy   James   C.,  backman,   Plaza,   dwl  535 

Jessie 
McMenomy  James  W.,  butter,  cheese,  eggs,  etc.,  32 

California  Market,  dwl  N  s  Grove  nr   Fiaiikhn 
McMenomy   John    Charles,   plumber    with    M.    C. 

Ke.iu,  dwl  524  Stevenson 
McMenomy  John  H.,  butcher,  7  California  Market, 

dwl  X  s  Fulton  bet  Octavia  and  Laguua 
McMenomy    Michael,    hearsedriver    with    James 

Kelly,  dwl  121  Natoma 
McMenoiny  William,  drayman,  dwl   524  Stevenson 
MeJlicluiel  Charles,  milkman,  dwl  Park  Lane 
McMichael  James,  laborer,  dwl  Brannan   nr  Ninth 
McMicliael  Theodore,  stevedore  with  C.   H.  Weth- 

erliee  &,  Co.,  30  Market 
McMillan  ilineas  E.,  carpenter,  dwl  612  Hyde 
McMillan  Aicliibald,  barkee|  er,  dwl  316  Pine 
McJIillaii  Charles,  calker,  dwl  1UI6  Keaiuy 
McMillan  Charles  E.,  f  McMillan  &  Raadnip)  dwl 

E  s  Keainv  nr  Broadway 
McMillan   Daniel,    (Leiceliyn    &    Co.)    dwl    1104 

Howard 
McMillan  Donald,  (McMillan  &  KesterJ  dwl   235 

Fifth 
McMillan  George,   carpenter  H.    C.    League,    128 

Kearnv 
McMillan  Gustave  E.,  dravman,  213  Clay,   dwl  134 

Doia 
McMillan  Hugh,  drayman  with  McMillan  &,  Kester, 

714  Front 
McJlillan  J.  A.,  driver  City  Railroad 
McMillan  James,  barkeeper,  62  Halleck,  dwl  316 

Pine 
McMillan  James,  compositor,  dwl  136 Sutter 
McMillan  James  S.,  printer,  dwl  844  Folsom 


McMillnn  John,  sliipcarpeuter,  dwl  N  s  Berry  bet 
Third  and  Fourth 

McMillan  Robert,  physician,  office  and  dwl  722 
Washington 

McMillan  ^^  illiam,  joiner,  dwl  1523  Leavenworth 

McMillan  &  kester,  (Donald  McMillan 
and  Levi  B.  Kester)  manufacturers  syrups,  cor- 
dials, essences,  etc..  714  Front 

McMillan  &  Randrup  (Charles  E  McMillan  and 
William  Rundru-p)  wines,  liquors  and  punches, 
.521  Sacramento 

McMillin  Thomas,  assistant  surgeon  U.  S.  A.,  office 
313  Kearny,  dwl  226  Sutter 

McMonagle  J.  II.  Rev.,  pastor  Larkin  St.  Presbyte- 
rian Church,  dwl  1312  Jackson 

McMorris  William  M.,  clerk  with  Le  Gay  &  Co., 
dwl  143  Third 

McJIullan  Henry,  teamster  with  William  Kerr,  dwl 
ii03  Batterv 

McMuUen  Archibald,  butcher,  dwl  3  Hubbard 

McMulleu  John,  laborer,  dwl  Mont  nr  Filbert 

McJIullen  John,  laborer,  dwl  2.55  Jessie 

McMulleti  John,  teamster,  dwl  19  Stevenson 

McMullin  George  O.,  ( Rountree  Sf  McM.J  dwl  433 
Second 

McMullin  Hugh,  dwl  732  Clementina 

McMullin  Jared  C,  compositor  Morning  Call,  dwl 
345n"liii(l 

McMullin  John,  laborer,  dwl  N  8  Camp  bet  Second 
Avenue  and  Guerrero 

McMullin  John,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  E.  R. 

McMullin  John,  shipcavpenter,  dwl  306  Folsom 

McMullin  Kennedy,  blacksmith  Miners  Foundry, 
dwl  21  Ranscli 

^fcMullin  Lewis  G.,  carpenter,  dwl  1420  Pine 

McMullin  Thurlow,  salesman  with  Rountree  &.  Mc- 
Mullin, dwi  Grand  Hotel 

McMurray  — ,  clerk,  bds  122  Leidesdorff 

McMurray  Bernard,  dwl  S  b  Green  bet  Octavia  and 
Gough 

McMurray  Hugh  Sen.,  dwl  1410  Howard 

McMurray  Hugh  J.,  clerk  with  Root  &.  Bailey,  dwl 
1410  Howard 

McMin-ray  James  D.,  carpenter,  dwl  1514  Taylor 

McMurray  .lohn  P..  decorative  plasterer  with  Sam- 
uel kellett,  dwl  356  Jessie 

]^IcMurray  N.  J., carpenter  H  C  League. 128  Kearny 

McMurray  P.  E.,  cairiagepainter  with  Saul  «fc  Co., 
dwl  NW  cor  Howard  and  Fourth 

McMurtrie  Thomas,  warehouseman  Clark's  Point 
Warehouse,  dwl  326  Geary 

McNabb  Edward,  liquor  salooii.  Mission  opp  Court- 
land  Avenue 

McNair  James,  clerk  with  Pool  &  Harris,  dwl  649 
Broadway 

McNair  Walter.carpenter  H.  C.  League. 128  Kearny 

McNally   Francis,   peddler,   dwl    E  s   Main  nr  Har 

McNally  James,  porter  Russ  House,  dwl  S  s  McAl- 
lister nr  Gough 

McNally  John,  cook  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 
Senator,  dwl  15  Cleaveland 

McNally  John,  steward,  dwl  W  a  Eighth  nr  Te- 
hama 

McNally  Lawrence,  (McNally  &  HawkinsJ  dwl  E 
8  Eleventh  nr  Market 

McNally  Michael,  clerk  County  Recorder's  Office, 
dwi  N  8  Sixteenth  bet  Valencia  and  Guerrero 

McNallv  Michael,  solicitor,  dwl  212  Broadway 

McNally  Peter,  bricklayer,  dwl  Montgomery  Place, 
New  Montgomery 

McNallv  Tliomas,  helper  with  W.  S.  Phelps  &  Co., 
dw'l  219  Pacific 

McNALLY  &  HAWKINS,  (Lawrence  McNally 
and  Arthur  K.  Hawkins)  plumbers  and  gas- 
liiters,  645  Market 

McNamara  Andrew,  bootmaker  with  William  Joiner, 
dwl  227  Second 

McNamara  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  182  Stevenson 

McNamara  Annie,  (widow)  dwl  675  Mission 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sanborn  Street,  Silk  and  Velvet  Kibbons. 


YEUBA  SANTA  purifies  the  Blood  and  strengthens  the  ISTervous  System. 


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McNamara  Charles,  fireman,  dwl  6  Mission 
McNamara  Daniel,  machinist  Risdon  Iron  Works, 

dwl  182  Stevenson 
McNamara  Daniel,    lahorer  with  Haste  &  Kirk, 

dwl  903  Battery 
McNamara  Dennis  S.,  plasterer,  dwl  333  Bush 
McNamara  Edward,  dwl  46  Clementina 
McNamara  Edward,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  d%vl 

120  Shipley 
McNamara  Ellen,   (widow)   real  estate,  dwl  W  s 

Van  Ness  Avenue  nr  O'Farrell 
McNamara  Hngh,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory, 

dwl  S  8  Sierra  nr  Tennessee 
McNamara  J.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
McNamara  James,  laborer  with   J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl 

cor  Kentucky  and  South 
McNamara  James,    policeman  City  Hall,   dwl  25 

Minna 
McNamara  Jane,  (widow)  dressmaker.  505  Third 
McNamara  Jeremiah,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S. 

Co.,  dwl  Ws  Eighth  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
McNamara  John,  baker,  dwl  520  Mission 
McNamara  John,  bootmaker,  dwl   W  s  Eighth   nr 

Howard 
McNamara  John,  carpenter,  dwl  147  Tehama 
McNamara  John,   laborer,    dwl  E  8  Valencia  bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
McNamara  John,  liquor  saloon,  Old  San  Jos6  Road, 

nr  Six-Mile  House 
McNamara  John  F.,  clerk  with  F.  A.  Rouleau,  dwl 

1022  Montgomery 
McNamara  M.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
McNamara  Michael,  drayman,  dwl  SE  cor  Drumm 

and  Oregon 
McNamara  Michael,  laborer,  dwl   11  Garden,  rear 
McNamara  Michael,  shoemaker   with   Buckingham 

&  Hecht,  dwl  74  Tehama 
McNamara  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Vermont  bet 

Humboldt  and  Nevada 
McNamara  Patiick,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Natoma  bet 

Eighth  and  Ninth 
McNamara  Patrick,  laborer  with  S.  V.  Water  Co. 
McNamara   Patrick,  shoemaker  with   I.  M.  Weut- 

worlh  &  Co.,  dwl  Mission  nr  Second 
McNamara  Robert,  laborer,  dwl  1022  Montgomery 
McNamara  Thomas,  fireman   S.  V.  Water   Works, 

dwl  Francisco  ur  Polk 
McNamara  Thomas  S.,  clerk  with   H.  G.  Sahnke, 

dwl  523  Jackson 
McNamara  William,  laborer,  dwl  214  Broadway 
McNamara  William,    local    policeman,    dwl    1301 

Leavenworth 
McNamara  William  H.,  teacher,  dwl  NW  cor  Clay 

and  Leavenworth 
McNamee  Maurice,  driver  with  Rorke  &  Co.,  dwl 

W  s  Main  bet  Marketand  Mission 
McNamee   Patrick,  hostler  N.  B.  &.  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

30  Moultrie 
McNamee   P.  J.,  liquor  merchant,  office  408  Front, 

dwl  20  Sansom 
McNanay  John,  liquor  saloon,  3  Broadway 
McNarney  Matthew,  laborer,  dwl  27  Minna 
McNaughton  A.,  cook  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
McNauxhton  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl   1316  Dupont 
McNeal   Daniel,  real  estate,  dwl  NW  cor  Bay  and 

Leavenworth 
McNeal  Jackson,  clerk,  dwl  44  Third 
McNear  Christopher  E.,  shipbroker,  dwl  932  Market 
McNear  George  W.,  f  McNear  &  Brother  J  dwl  1039 

Folsom 
McNear  John  A.,  f McNear  &  Brother)  res  Peta- 

luma 
McNEAR  «&,  BROTHER,  (George  W.  and  John 

A.  McNear  J  produce  commission,  302  Davis 
McNee  Duncan,  clerk  U.  S.  Land  Office,  dwl  10  Ve- 
rona Place 
McNee  John,  merchant,  dwl  10  Verona  Place 
McNeeve  Martin,  laborer  Miners'  Foundry,  dwl  361 

First 


McNeil  Alexander  P.  ,8hipcarpenter,dwl  909  Folsom 
McNeil  Archibald.longshoreman.dwllOO  Jessie, rear 
McNeil  Daniel,  compositor,  dwl  1(101)  Diipuut 
McNeil  Daniel,  mariner,  dwl  32Steu;iit 
McNeil  Donald,  shipcarpeuter,  dwl  N   s   Napa  nr 

Illinois 
McNeil  James,  plumber,  dwl  1921  Mason 
McNeil  James,    proprietor    McNeil's    Warehouse, 

cor  Brannan  and  Beale,  dwl  .521  Folsom 
McNeil  John,  canvasser  Golden  Era,  dwl  Ws  Guer- 
rero nr  Twenty-third 
McNeil  John,  seaman  North.  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.  S. 

Idaho,  dwl  129  Folsom 
McNeil  Peter,  cook  with  F.  A.  Bei'gman,  dwl  417 

Sutter 
McNeil  T.,  messman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.  S. 

Pacific 
McNeil  Thomas,  stonecutter, dwl  W  s  San  nr  Filbert 
McNeil  William,   cook   with   L.  Meyers,   dwl  417 

Sutter 
McNeil  William  H.,  clerk  Custom  House,  dwl  521 

Folsom 
McNeir  George,  real  estate  broker,  dwl  727  Clay 
McNevin  Henry,  miner,  dwl  918  Vallejo 
McNevin  Luke,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.,  dwl 

228  Folsom 
McNevin  Patrick  W.,  tailor,  dwl  112  Austin 
McNicoll  Andrew,  machinist  Vulcan   Iron   Works, 

dwl  SE  cor  Twenty-second  and  Guerrero 
McNier  Peter,  cook  with  John   Reagan,   dwl  417 

Sutter 
McNierny  Patrick,  laborer  with  M.  H.  Turrill,  dwl 

2810'Buchanan 
McNulty  Bert,  register  clerk  County  Court,  dwl  119 

Mason 
McNULTY  CHARLES  A.,   solicitor  of    Customs 

and  adjuster  of  U.  S.  Revenue  Cluims,  room  43 

U.  S.  Court  Building,  dwl  119  Mason 
McNnltv  Hugh,  hostler  with  Nathan  &.  O'Neil,  dwl 

236"Satter 
McNulty  Hugh,  watchman  Grand  Hotel 
McNulty  J.,  contractor,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
McNulty  James,  dwl  734  Clemeniiiia 
McNulty  James,  plasterer  Plasterers'  Pro.  A68'n,727 

Market 
McNulty  James,  shoemaker,  dwl  211  Teluun;i,  rear 
McNULTY  J.  M.,  physician,  office  33  Kearny,  dwl 

Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
McNulty  John,  bellman  Grand  Hotel 
McNulty  John,  foreman  City  Paving  Co. 
McNulty  John,  molder  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl  511 

Mission 
McNulty  John  C,  carpenter,  dwl  312  Seventh 
McNulty  Lawrence,   porter,    117   Sansom,   dwl  15 

Geary 
McNulty  Michael,  real  estate,  dwl  312  Seventh 
McNulty  Thomas,  boots  and  shoes.  14  Sixth 
McNulty  Thomas,  teamster,  dwl   SE   cor  Drumm 

and  Oregon 
Mcia nhy  Thomas,  (McNulti/  <fc  McCarronJ  dwl  42 

Natoma 
McNulty  &  McCurrou,  f  Thomas  McNnlty  and  Wil- 
liam I.  McOarronJ  liquor  saloon,  SE   cor   Sec- 
ond and  Mission 
McNurdley  W.,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.    Co's  S. 

S.  Pelican 
McNutt  Charles  F.,  conductor  Central  R.  R. 
McNutt  Jacob  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  NE  cor  Page  and 

Gough 
McNutt  William  P.,  physician  and   surgeon,  office 

and  dwl  135  Kearny 
McParlan  Elizabeth,  (widow)    dwl  S  s  Greenwich 

nr  Jones 
McParlan  Joseph,  painter,  dwl  S  s  Greenwich  nr 

Jones 
McPartland  Barney,  laundryman  with  S.  F.  Laun- 
dry Ass' n,dwlLaguna  bet  McAllister  and  Fulton 
McPartland  Daniel,  cabinetmaker  with  W.  G.  Weir, 

dwl  406  Clementina 


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McPeak  John,   boilermaker,  and  extraman  steamer 

No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  419  Pacific 
McPeak  Robert,  fireman  steamer  No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D., 
dwl  engine  house,    S  8   Sutter  bet  Joues  and 
Leavenworth 
McPhail  Andrew,  carpenter,  dwl  NE  cor  Van  Ness 

Avenue  and  Broadway 
McPhail  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  4'il  Bnsh 
McPhail  Hannah,  (widow)  dwl  448  Minna 
McPhail  James,  clerk  with  Charles  Langlev  &  Co., 

dwl  31  Turk 
McPhay  Malc<ilm,  carpenter,  dwl  270  First 
McPhee  Donald,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
MrPliee  John,  carpenter,  dwl  6  William 
McPlierson    Alexander,    driver    with  George   W. 

Green,  dwl  Summer  nr  Kearny 
McPherson  Alexamier,  shipcarpenier,  dwl  9  Bdwy 
McPherson  Andrew,  teamster,  dwl  E  s  Laguna  nr 

McAllister 
McPherson  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  1018  Washington 
McPherson  Charles,  printer,  dwl  t)0()  Third 
McPherson  D.  L.  &,  Co.,  (Loxiis  Shaw)  butchers, 

311  Broadway 
McPherson  David  L.,   (D.  L.  McPherson  &  Co. J 

dwl  326  Green 
McPherson  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  SE  cor  Filbert 

and  Kearny 
McPherson    Horatio,    teller    hanking    department 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  Vy21  Mission 
McPherson  .James,  laborer,  dwl  Twenty-first  Ave- 
nue nr  K.,  South  S.  F. 
McPherson    John,    ( Fxdlard  &  McP.J    dwl    514 

Howard 
McPherson  M.,  physician,  office  NW  cor  Mission 

and  Twelfth 
McPherson  Robert,  stevedore  Riggers'  and  Steve- 
dores' Ass'n,  429  Pacific 
McPherson   Samuel,  painter  with  Hopps  &  Sons, 

dwl  S  8  Union  bet  Jones  and  Tavlor 
McPherson  Samuel,  (McHugh  c^  McP.J  dwl  Key- 
stone House 
McPhillips  Edward,  drayman,  120  Clay,  dwl  S  s 

Folsom  bet  Ninth  and  Tenth 
McPhilomey  Chailes,  junkdealer,  dwl  Es  Colum- 
bia bet  Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
McPhui\  Robert,  j)rinter  with  Wade  &  Co.,  dwl  65 

Shipley 
McPhun  William  Jr.,  fHartshorn  &  McP.J  dwl  65 

Shipley 
McPhun    William    Sr.,    commission    and    general 

agent,  dwl  65  Shipley 
McPoian  John,  butcher  with  P.  McKenna  &  Co., 

dwl  Seventh  Av  bet  Land  M,  .South  S.  F. 
McQuade  Anthony,  watchman  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

152  Minna 
McQuade  Arthur,  blacksmith  with  Nelson  &  Doble, 

dwl  209  Clara 
McQuade  Catherine  Miss,  dwl  150  Minna 
McQuade  Catherine  L.  Miss,  dressmaker,  816  Miss 
McQuade  Francis  N.,  teamster,  dwl  1047  Howard 
McQuade  Henry,  waiter  Brooklyn  Hotel 
McQuade  James,  baker,  dwl  5  Latham  Place 
McQuade  James  P.,  carpenter  California  MilU.dwl 

43  Natoma 
McQuade  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  30  Hunt 
McQuade  John,  shoemaker,  235  Sutter,  rear 
McQuade  Michael,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
McQuade  Patrick,  hostler  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

Miller  Place 
McQuade  Patrick,  weigher  S.  F.  Wool  Exchange, 

dwl  S  8  Alta  bet  Montgomery  and  Sansom 
McQuade  Peter,  carder  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 
Mills,  dwl  E  8  Minna  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fif- 
teenth 
McQuade  Peter,  hackman  Orleans  Hotel 
McQiiaid  John  A.,  f  Wheeler  <&  McQ.J  attorney  at 

law,  office  424  Montgomery,  dwl  820  Lombard 
McQuaid    Michael,  dwl    S  s  Seventeenth  bet  Va- 
lencia and  Mission 


McQuaid  Patrick,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B. 

&  S.  Co.,  dwl  154  Natoma 
McQnarrie  Daniel  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  1127  Filbert 
McQueen  James  S.,  lather,  dwl  310  Stockton 
McQueen  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  436  Jessie 
McQueeney  James,    marblepolisher  with    Edward 

McGrath,  dwl  147  Shipley 
McQueeney  William,  laborer   S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

147  Shipley 
McQuesten  Emma  P.  Miss,  teacher  music,  dwl  803 

Mason 
McQuillan  Arthur,  cook  International  Hotel 

Mcquillan  b.  &  son,  rFrank  McQuHianj 

importers  and  dealers  pictures    and    moldings, 

209  and  211  LeidesdorflF 
McQuillan  Bernard,  hostler,  dwl  S  s  Sixteenth  bet 

Second  Avenue  and  Guerrero 
McQuillan  Bernard,  (B.  McQuillan  &   SotiJ  209 

Leidesdorff 
McQuillan  Edward,  nictureframe  maker  with  B.  Mc- 
Quillan &  Son,  dwl  714  Dnpout 
McQuillan    Frank,    f£.  McQuillan  <&  SonJ  dwl 

1006  Clay 
McQuillan  John,  laborer,  dwl  106  B^ale 
McQuillan  Patrick,  laborer  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  720 

Third 
McQuillan  Peter,  boilermaker  with  McAfee,  Spiers 

&  Co.,  dwl  38  Natoma 
McQiiinn  Alice,  (widow)  liquor  saloon,  234  First 
McQuithy  William,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Orizaba 
McQuitty  Andrew,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Grove  bet 

Franklin  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
McQuoid  Joseph,  mason,  dwl  E  s  Mission  bet  Eigh- 
teenth and  Nineteenth 
McRAE  PHILIP  A.,  attorney  at  law,  office  408 

California,  dwl  Lick  House 
McRaith  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  54  Jessie 
McKea  James,  teamster  with  Lyons  &  Collins,  dwl 

S  8  Natoma  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
McRuer  D.  C,  merchant,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
McRunnils  David  M.,  (colored) ^ParArer  tlj-  McR.J 

dwl  346  Third 
McShafray  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  9  Baldwin  Court 
McShane  John,  expresswagon,  SW  cor  Davis  and 

Pacific,  dwl  625  Davis 
McShane  John,  laborer,  dwl  135  Minna 
McShane  John,  painter,  dwl  Ws  Gilbert  bet  Bryant 

and  Brannan 
McShane  John,  f Maker  &  McS.J  dwl  N  8  Bryant 

bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
McSHANE  PHILIP,    manager  Occidental  Hotel, 

E  s  Montgomery  from  Bush  to  Sutter 
McShea  John,  boilermaker  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

135  Minna 
McShea  William,  teamster  with  Stephen  S.  Smith, 

dwl  312  Beaie 
McSheehy  James  F.,  dwl  254  Jessie 
McSheehy  John,  marbleworker  with  Stephen  Camp- 

odonico,  dwl  254  Jessie 
McSheehy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  2-54  Jessie 
McSheehy  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  254  Jessie 
McSheffrey  Charles,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

227  Second 
McSherry  Hugh,  laborer,  dwl  Filbert  bet  Fillmore 

and  Webster 
McSorley  A.,  carder  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  Minna  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
McSorley  John,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  21  Fol- 
som Avenue 
McSorley  William,  trunkmaker,  dwl  2007  Mission 
McSPARREN  ARCHIBALD,  Dr.  Bourne's  Elec- 
tro Medicated  Steam  Baths,  10  Post,  Masonic 

Temple 
McSuagan  Patrick,  horseshoer  with  O'Neill  <fc  Mc- 

Closkey,  dwl  65  Shipley 
McSurley  William,  jobwagon,  206  Bush 
McSweeney  Dennis,  shoemaker,  dwl  62J  Shipley 
McSweeney  Dennis,  peddler,  dwl  613  Minna,  rear 


JONES.  PDTjLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Trimmings. 


KEDINQTON,  HOSTETTEB  &  CO.,  The  "Wholesale  Druggists  of  the  Pacific  Coast. 


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McSweeney  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  209  Eighth 

MtSweeney  Mary  Miss,  dwl  -i  Hubbard 

McSwef;au  James, blacksmith  Sontbeni  Pacific  R.R., 
dwl  S  8  S.inta  Clara  bet  Hampshire  and  Potrero 
Avenue 

McSwegan  Patrick,  blacksmith,  dwl  fi5  Shipley 

McTaraney  Patrick,  tailor,  dwl  314  Jessie 

McTavish  "Donald,  plasterer,  dwl  256  Minna 

McTernau  Brothers,  f  Thomas  and  Hugh)  ship- 
emitlis,  31  Commercial 

McTernan  Hugh.  (McTernan  Brox.)  dwl  Eight- 
eenth Av  bet  R  and  S,  South  S.  F. 

McTernan  Thomas,  {McTcrnati  Bros.)  dwl  Eight- 
eenth Av  bet  R  and  S,  South  S.  F. 

McTiernan  Edward  (McBrierty  &  Mc  T.)  dwl  24 
Clinton,  rear 

McTighe  Thomas,  laborer  with  Garris  &  Coburn, 
dwl  415^  Clementina 

McTigue  iMichael,  harnessmaker  with  J.  C.  John- 
son &  Co.,  dwl  551  Howard 

McVaccari  Charles,  watchniiin  S.  F.  Assaying  and 
Retining  Works,  dwl  19  Park  Avenue 

McVauglian ,  cook  Miners  restaurant,  dwl  NW 

cor  Montgomery  and  Green 

McVay  Charles,  waiter  Rugs  House 

McVea  James,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,  1011 
Powell 

McVerry  Thomas,  contractor,  dwl  SE  cor  Hyde 
and  Greenwich 

McVey  Charles,  milkman,  dwl  E  s  Laguna  nr 
McAllister 

McVey  Hugb,  milkman,  dwl  E  s  Laguna  nr  Mc- 
Allister 

MeVey  James,  barkeeper  with  Frank  McCanney, 
dwl  NE  cor  Green  and  Stockton 

McVey  Patrick,  milkman,  dwl  E  s  Laguna  nr  Mc- 
Allister 

McVicar  Annie,  (widow)  dwl  52  Second 

McVicker  Allen,  carpenter,  dwl  217  Second 

McVicker  Anna  Miss,  seamstress  with  George  O. 
Whitney  &  Co,  319  Pine 

McVicker  Charles,  niarblecutter,  dwl  144  Clara 

McVicker  Duncan,  cook,  dwl  9  Clara 

McVoy  James,  tinsmith,  dwl  13(i  Natoma 

McWellen  Bernard,  hostler  Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl 
Sixteenth  bet  Second  Av  and  Guerrero 

McWorthy  FrankUn  J.,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  914 
Howard 

Meaburn  John  J.,  bookkeeper  with  Frederick  Clay, 
dwl -2209  Jackson 

Meacham  D.  R.,  (Knapp&  M.)  dwl  Twenty-sixth 
nr  Valencia 

Mead  Albert,  waterman,  dwl  SW  cor  McAllister 
and  Larkin 

Mead  Alden  E.,  drayman  with  Jacob  Browning,  dwl 
SW  cor  McAllister  and  Larkin 

Mead  Allen,  milkman  with  Sliepston  &  Cooley,  dwl 
cor  Old  San  Jose  road  and  Twenty-sixth 

Mead  Ann,    (widow)  dwl  25(i  Clementina 

Mead  Benjamin  F.,  hatter,  309  Mont,  dwl  1215  Leav 

Mead  Charles  H.,  manufacturer  harness  and  sad- 
dlery, SE  cor  Front  and  Jackson,  dwl  352  First 

Mead  Cbarles  H.  it.,  (W.  C.  Mead  &  Son)  Aw] 
821  Market 

Mead  Daniel,  teamster,  dwl  517  Jones 

Mead  Frank,  compositor,  dwl  731  Bush 

Mead  Frank  D.,  assistant  mailing  clerk,  S.  F. 
Chronicle,  dwl  137  Kearnv 

Mead  Garritt,  laborer,  dwl  23'Vallejo 

Mead  Hamilton  P.  clerk  with  Fordbam  &  Jennings, 
and  extranian  Hose  Co.  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D 

Mead  House,  NW  cor  Montijomeiy  and  Pine 

Mead  John,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  Clem- 
entina bet  Third  and  Fourth 

Mead  John,  traveling  agent,  dwl  427  Filbert 

Mead  John  F.,  blacksiuilli  with  Peter  Whitbeck, 
dwl  54  Everett 

Mead  Ivcwis  R.,  secretary  Risdon  Iron  and  Locomo- 
tive Works,  dwl  929  Howard 


Mead  Michael  J.,  blacksmith  with  Milo  P.  Holmes, 

dwl  37  Minna 
Mead  Sidney,  eawfiler  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  &  Co., 

dwl  29  Stevenson 
Mead  Walter,  deputy  U.  S.  Ganger,  419  California, 

dwl  731  Bush 
Mead   \\'illiam    B.,    harnessmaker    with    William 

C.  Mead  &  Son,   dwl  821  Market 
Mea.l  William  C,  (  William  C.  Mead  &  Son)  dwl 

821   Market 
Mead  William  C.  &   Son.  {Charles   H.  Mend  Jr.) 

harnefsmakera,  821  Market 
Mead  William  H.,  bookkeeper  with  H.&  W.  Pierce, 

dwl  SE  cor  Geary  and  Buchanan 
Meade  Hamilton  S.,  dwl  2  Beale  Place 
Meader  Alexander  J.,  stevedore,  dwl  425  Vallejo 
Meadow  Valley  Extension   M.   Co.,  (Lincoln   Co., 

Nev.)  ottiee  411  5  California 
MEADOW  VALLEY  M.  CO.,  (Lincoln  Co.,  Nev.) 

office  41 U  California 
Meadowcroft  Benjamin,  pressman  with  Francis   & 

Valentine,  dwl  127  Welsh 
Meadowcroft  James,  carrier  Commercial  Record, 

dwl  127  Welsh 
Meagels  Michael,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Devisadero 

bet  Post  and  Geary 
Meagher  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  11  William 
Meagher  Francis,  dwl  777  Market 
Meagher  James,  clerk  with  C.  E.  McCusker  &  Co., 

dwl  710  Folsom 
Meagher  James,   liremnn  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  steamer 

Julia,  dwl  433  Vallejo,  rear 
Meagher  James,  laborer  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills 
Meagher  James  F.,  pressman  with  Frank  Eastman, 

dwl  114  Natoma 
Meagher  James  F.,  salesman  with  C.  Curtin,  G03 

Market 
Meagher  John,  bootmaker  U.  W.M.  B.   &  S.   Co., 

dwl  12  Tyler 
Meaiiher  John,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  742  Wash- 
ington 
Meaghtr  John   F.  School  Director,  Seventh  Ward, 

office  439  California,  dwl  25  Minna 
Meagher  Joseph  J.,  clerk  with  C.  E.  McClnsker  & 

Co.,  dwl  712  Folsom 
Meafjher  Michael,  miner,  dwl  17  Garden 
MEAGHER  MICHAEL,  notary   public   and   com- 
missioner deeds  New  York,  Nevaila,  Connecti- 
cut, etc..  office  439  Cal,  dwl  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Meagher  Patrick,  laborer  witb  J.  B.  Kemj) 
Meagher  Patrick,  hostler  Dexter  Stable,  2'J3  Bush 
Meagiier  Philip,  engineer  Occidental  Hotel 
Meagher  William    F.,  shoemaker,  116  Sutler,  rear, 

dwl  531  Howard 
Meagher  William  J.,  porter  with  George  O.  Whit- 
ney &  Co.,  dwl  18  Antbony 
Meaha'm  Owen,  hostler,  dwl  NE  cor  Cemetery  and 

Geary 
Meakin  John,  baker,  dwl   E   a  Gilbert  bet  Bryant 

an<l  Branuan 
Meany  Patrick,  cutter  with  William  Sherman  &  Co., 

dwl  W  sDent  Place  nr  Jackson 
Meanv  Stephen,  jnnk  depot,  618  and  620  Fourth, 

dwl  614  Fourth 
Mear  Henry,  poultry  ranch,  San  Jose  Road  nr  St 

Mary's  College 
Mearns  George,   searcher  records,  office  621  Clay, 

dwl  1205  Sacramento 
MEARS  JAMES,  importer   liquors,  511  Front,  dwl 

1908  Stockton 
Mears  Mary  .Miss,  tailoress,  dwl  4  Sherwood  Place 
MEBIUS  C.  F.,  importer  and  commission  merchant. 

Consul   for   Bavaria,  and  agent  Bremen  Board 

Underwriters,  office  421  Battery 
MECHANICS'     FAIR    PAVILION,      Stockton, 

Geary,  Post  and  Powell 
Mechanics'    Home,   Hugh    Fraser    proprietor,    103 

First 


THE  FEOPIjES  insurance  CO.  pays  all  losses  in  Gold  Coin. 


C.  P   VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Hats  and  Caps. 


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MECHANICS'  INSTITUTE,  (or  Corinthian)  Hall, 

Alecluiiiics'  Iiislitnte  Biiiliiintr,  29  Post 
MECHANICS'    INSTITUTE    BUILDING,    S    e 

P<TSt  l)Pt  Montuonierv  and  Keainv 
MECHANICS'  INSTITUTE  LIBRARY,  Mechan- 
ics' IiiHlitiite  Buildiiif,',  27  Post 
MECHANICS'  LABOR  EXCHANGE,  713  Mipsion 
MECHANICS'  MILL  AND  MANUEACTURING 

CO.,  SVVcor  Mit^siou  and  Fremont 
MecliHiid  Francis,  fruits.  233  Third 
Mechler  J()lin,l)iitcher,  dwl  507  Stevenson 
Mechold  Heniy,  tiiilor,  dwl  317  Busli 
Meciiis.Iesna,  cook  witli  JIandel   &   Ohnstein,   dwl 

NW  cor  Jlontgomery  and  Broadway 
Medan  Geoiire,  liaiidiesser  with  G.  Nicliolaus,  dwl  1 

Mediiii  Pliice 
Medau  Joachim  J.,  cigars  and  tohacco,  SW  cor  Da- 
vis and  Bioadway,  dwl  Hall  Alley  nr  Vailejo 
Medan   John,  fJohji'S   Peter   Medaii  J  d\\\  Sli  cor 

Dnpont  and  Pacilie 
MEDAU  JOHN  &    PETER,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

SE   cor  Pacilie  and  Dnpont 
Medau  Peter,  fjolui  <&  Feter  Medau)  dwl  1   Me- 
dan Place 
Medau'w  John  J.H.,  merchant,  dwl  025  Pacific,  rear 
MedbuiT  A.  I».  Rev.,  pastor   First  Baptist  Church, 

dwfiOlfi  W^ishington 
Medhfessel  Christi.m,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  •12  First 
MEDICAL  DEPARTMENT  UNIVERSITY    OF 

THE  PACIFIC,  E  s  StocUtou  nr  Geary,  office 

Dean,  26  Montgomery 
Medici  Homer,  ^Z?cVr7;(zr<fc  6Vy  dwl    J115  Dnpont 
Medina  Frank,  mnsiciiin,  dwl  3Telegraph  Place 
Medina  William,  macliini6t,dwl  416  Gieenwich,rear 
Medinch   Frank,    tolllceeper.    Mission    and    Ocean 

Beach  Road,  opp  Nineteenth 
Medovich  Christopher,  bai  keeper  with  Matteo  Cre- 

saglia  &.  Co.,  NE  cor  Dnpont  and  Market 
Medvevdich  Anton,  cook  with  John  Ready  &.  Co., 

East  bet  Clav  and  Commercial 
MEE  JAMES,  attorney  at  law,  office  G25  Merchant, 

dwl  222 Clara 
MeeganAnn,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  417  Stock 
Median  Charles,  plumber  with  G.  &  W.  Snook,  dwl 

417  Greenwich 
Meelian  Eilward.  oysters,  NE  cor  Washington  and 

Kearny,  dwl  1.5 19  Taylor 
Meeban  Genrge,  teamster,  dwl  W  8  Gilbert  bet  Bry- 
ant and  Brannan,  rear 
Meehan  Hugh,  teamster,  dwl  Point  Lobos  Road,    ^ 

mile  west  of  toll-gate 
Meehan  James,  barkeeper,  NE  cor  Com  and  Kearny 
Meehan  James,  cook,  dwl  2'.)  Jessie,  rear 
Meehan  James,  laborer,  dwl  201)  Leidesdovff 
Meeban  James,  laboier,  dwl  Geary  nr  Broderiek 
Meehiin  James.  laborer,  dwl  cor  Park  and  Utah 
Meehan  John,  laborer  S.  F.  &,  P.   Sugar   Refinery, 

dwl  2U  Downey 
Meehan  John,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Meehan  Mnriin,  groceries,  35  Louisa 
Meehan  Michiiel,  laborer,  dwl  120  Second 
Mee'ian  Patrick, bootmaker  with  Charles  Hoertkorn, 

dwl  210  Jackson 
Meehan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  333  Bush 
Meehan  IJobert,  mariner,  dwl  26  Stenart 
Meehan  Tinioihy,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Ellis  nr  Scott 
Meelian  William,  liquors,  NE  cor  Com  and  Kearny 
Meehen  James,  (Mix-ftcri  &  Low)  dwl  256^  Jessie 
Meehan   Thomas   H.,   sailmaker  with    Harding  & 

Braini.  dwl  2065  Jessie 
Meehen  &Low,  fj/imex  Meehen  ond  James   Low) 

plnnd)ers  and  gasfitters,  902  Market 
Meelig  William,  varnisher  with  N.   P.   Cole  &  Co., 

dwl  815  Bush 
Meek  D.  K.,  cliainmanTide  Land  Survey 
Meek  George  F'.,  compositor  Morning  Call,  dwl  512 

Bush 
Meeker  David,  (Meeker,  James  &  Co.,  dwl  NE  cor 

Sacramento  and  Hyde 


Meeker  Henry  H.,  assistant  bookkeeper  with  Crane 

&  Brigham,  dwl  NE  cor  Saci'amento  and  Hvde 
MEEKER,  JAMES  &  CO.,  {Dovid  Meeker,  H'?7- 

liam  Jfimex  <£  Jamex  Cobbledick)  importers  and 

jobbers  carriage    and  wagon  materials,    SE  cor 

California  and  Davis 
Meeker  William  A. ,C-E:c6t/«?W  M«  Co.;  dwl   1217 

Kearny 
Meeks    Washington,    attorney   at    law,   office  536 

Washington,  dwl  31  Hawthorne 
MEESE     HERMANN,  president  Bay  Sugar  Re- 
finery, cor  Battery  and  Union,  dwl  W  s  Treat 

Avenue  nr  Twentieth 
Meeteer  Marshall  L.,real  estate,dwl  S  8  Seventeenth 

nr  Castro 
Meetz  Theodore.  ^J/pc<z  Sr  Co.)  dwl  149  Post 
Meeiz  &■  Co.,  f  Theodore  3feetz   and  Benjamin  Si- 
mon) real  estate  agents,  128  Kearny 
Megannon  James,  carpenter,  dwl  313  Ellis 
Megerle  Philip,  dwl  1207  Howard 
Mehany  J.,  laborer  with  City  R.  R. 
Mehesjan  Jeremiah,   laborer,  dwl   Ws   Pierce  bet 

Ellis  and  Eddy 
Meherin  John,  carpenter,  dwl  21  Verona  Place 
Meherin  Marks,  blacksmith  with  John  Higgins,  dwl 

339  Third 
Meherin  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  21  Verona  Place 
Meherin  Thomas,  nurseryman  and  florist,  depot  NE 

cor  Battery  and    Oregon,  dwl  714^  Clementina 
Mehl  Jacob,  cooper,  dwl  N  s  Pacific  bet  Montgom- 
ery and  Kearny 
Mehlei-  Ernst,  baker,  dwl  338  Bush 
Mehlboi^  William,    scroll  sawyer  with   Kragen  «& 

Geisbaker,  dwl  20  Minna 
Mehrteu  John  A.,  dwl  1204  Powell 
Mehrtens  August,  f  Bitrmeisler  &  M.)  dwl  NW  cor 

California  and  Leavenworth 
Mehrtens  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  5  Sherwood  Place 
Mehrtens  John," laborer  with  Cal.  Com.  &  M.  Co., 

dwl  Filmore  nr  Lombard 
Meidreich  Henry,  cutler,  dwl  423  Green 
Meier  Charles,  warehouseman  with  J.  O.  Strauch, 

dwl  114  William 
Meier  Christopher,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 
Meier  Christopher,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Pacific  and  Taylor 
Meier  George,  carpenter  and  cabinetmaker,  dwl  905 

Jackson 
Meier  Louis  H.,  groceries  and  liquors.  Seventh  Av- 

einje  nr  Islais  Ci'eek  bridge 
Meier  Jlathias,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Meier  William,  assistant  miller  with  Cal.  Com.  & 

M.  Co.,  dwl  cor  Pierce  and  Chesnut 
Meierdierks  Christian,  groceries  and  liquors, NW  cor 

Powell  and  Post 
MeierhofF  Robert,  muchinist,  dwl  119  Olive  Avenue 
Meigan   Patrick,  steward  St.   Mary's  College,   dwl 

Mission  nr  Thiitieth 
Meigban  John,  plasterer,  dwl  N  s  Clay  bet  Hyde 

and  Leavenworth 
Meigban  Rebecca  A.,  Swain's  Branch  Bakery,  1018 

Stockton 
Meigs   George  A.,    (Meigs   <Sb    Gawley)    res  Port 

Madison,  W.T. 
MEIGS   &    GAWLEY,    (George   A.  Meigs   and 

WiUiam  H.  Gaicley)  lumber  and  Paget  Somid 

Packets,  pier  1  Steuart 
Meikle    Christian,   varnisher  with  Jacob  Strahle, 

dwl  552  Stevenson 
Meiklehaugh  Daniel,  groceries  and  liquors,    1425 

Pacific 
Meill  Andrew,  carpenter,  dwl  724  Clementina 
Mein  Christopher,   clerk   with   Albert  Muller,  dwl 

NW  cor  Fifteenth  and  Howard 
Mein  Hermann,  carpenter,  dwl  1514  Dnpont 
Meinbrasse  Gottleib,  laborer,  dwl  410  Sixth 
Meiiibrees  George,   laborer  with   P.  McKenna  & 

Co.,  dwl  Si.\th  bet  Harrison  and  Bryant 
Meincke  Christ,  cook,  338  Bush 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  White  Goods. 


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Meincke  Frederick,  clerk,  NW  cor  Tweuty-fourth 

and  Mission 
Meindel  Andrew,  clerk  with  Alois  Finke,  dwl  SK 

cor  Mason  smd  Greenwich 
MEINECKE   CHARLES,    commission    merchant 

and  importer  foreijrn  wines   and   brandies,  314 

Sacramento,  res  Encinal ,  Alameda 
Meinecke  John,  workman   California     Sugar   Re- 
finery, SW  cor  Branuan  and  Eighth 
Meiner  Hermann,  laborer,  dwl  SE   cor   Park   and 

Nebraska 
Meiners  John  W.,  clerk  with   Richard  Young,  dwl 

SW  cor  Polk  and  Broadway 
Meiners  Rudolpti,  shoemaker,  128  Post 
Meiners  Rudolph  Jr.,  shoemaker  with   R.  Meiners, 

128  Post 
Meinert  Arnt,   boots  and    shoes,  S  s  Jackson    bet 

Drumm  and  East 
Meinert  Henry,  yard  keeper  with  S.  V.  Water  Co. 
Meiuhardt  Frank,    trimmer  with   Kimball   Manu- 

facturinpr  Co.,  dwl  120  Fourth 
Meinhardt  William,  trunkmaker  with  E.  Galpen  & 

Co.,  dwl  First  nr  Mission 
Meininger  Louis,   saleeman  with  J.    Roeenbaum, 

dwl  217  Turk 
Meinke  J.  F.,   connting  house   stationer,  401   Cal, 

(and  J.  F.  Meinke  &  Co.)  dwl  310  Stockton 
Meinke  J.  F.  &   Co.,  agents  Hamburg  American 

Steamship  Co.,  office  401  California 
Meissburger    Valentine,     brewer,    dwl    SW     cor 

Kearny  and  Pacific 
Meittfeildt' William,  expressman,  dwl  cor  Brannan 

and  Ritch 
Meitz  Rudolph,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Mejasson  Leon,  real  estate,  office  522  Montgomery, 

dwl  421  i  Post 
Mel  George,  secretary  Liverpool  and  London  and 

Globe  Insurance  Co.,  dwl  307  Tavlor 
Mel  Henry,  (John  Mel  &  Sons)  dwl  §50  Market 
Mel  John,7'/o/ii  Md  &  Sons)  dwl  307  Tavlor 
MEL  JOHN   &   SONS,  (Louis   and   Henry   Mel) 

importers  and  commission  merchants,  36  Cal 
Mel  Louis,  (John  Mel  &  Sons)  res  Bordeaux, France 
Melan  Antonio,  helper  with  McTeman  Bros,  dwl 

29  Commercial 
Melauder  Gustaf,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Melauev  Eugene,  stonecutter,  dwl  2  Eddy  Place 
MELBOURN  JOSEPH,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW 

cor  Powell  and  Pacific 
Melliourne  George,  boatman,  dwl  5  Mission 
Melbourne   Richard,    (colored)    waiter,    dwl    109 

Bernard 
Melcher  James,  stairbuilder  with   B.   H.   Freeman, 

dwl  411  Jones 
Mflden  John,  tailor,  dwl  112  Clara 
Meklram  Charles  K.,  yard  master  Sonthern  Pacific 

R.  K.,  dwl  14  Eleventh 
Melendrys  Marcus,  confectioner,  dwl  15  Pinckney 
Melendy  Hiram  B..  painter,  dwl  14  Cleaveland 
Meley  J.,  dwl  N  s  Minna  nr  Fifteenth 
Meley  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Fifteenth  nr  Mission 
Melia  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  25  Stevenson 
Melick  Chichester,  real  estate,  dwl  782  Harrison 
Melis  Frank  J.,  bookkeeper  with  Marcus  Stepper, 

dwl  42  Sixth 
Melle  John,  woodturner.King  bet  Third  and  Fourth, 

dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Mellen  John,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co 
Mellen  William  P.,  storekeeper  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  dwl 

116  Silver 
Mellen  William  P.  Jr.,  storekeeper  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co., 

dwl  116  Silver 
Melletz  George  D.,  real  estate,  dwl  310  Ritch 
Mellish  Charles,  shipwright,  dwl  77  Clementina 
Mellon  John  S.,  (Gilmnn  &  M.)  dwl  631  Sac 
Mellor  Charles  H.,  helper  with  Phelps  Bros,  dwl 

N  a  Clay  bet  Drumm  and  East 
Mellor  George,  proprietor  Oceanside  House,  Ocean 

Beach  Road,  2  miles  from  Cliff  House 


Mellor  James  F.,  expresswagon,  cor  California  and 

Kearny,  dwl  2  McCormick 
Melius  Gnstavns  B.,  shiprigger,  dwl  1511  Stockton, 

rear 
Melius  Joseph,   mattressmaker  with  Samuel  Beal, 

dwl  19  Natoma 
Melmer  Matilda,   (widow)   dwl  N  s  Brannan  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
Melody  Anna  Miss,  cloakmaker  with  Lesser  Les- 

zynsky,  dwl  cor  Fifteenth  and  Valencia 
Melody  John,  coachman, SW  cor  Taylor  and  Jackson 
Melons   Drury,  real  estate,  office  306  Montgomery, 

dwl  Lick  House 
Meloney  Michael  J.,  waiter  Russ  House,  dwl  521 

Minna 
Melrose  John  W.,  clerk,  223  Montgomery 
Melsing  Gustave,  confectionery,  126  Kearny,  dwl 

625  Sutter 
Melsted  August,  clerk  with  Frederick  Hausler,  dwl 

848  Folsom 
Melstedt    Johnson,    restaurant    keeper,    dwl    W  s 

Eighth  nr  Folsom 
IMelstedt   Minna  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  127  Fourth 
Meltz  Edward,  barkeeper,  dwl  N  s  Ivy  bet  Octavia 

and  Laguna 
Meltzer  Charles,  porter,  SE   cor  Montgomery  and 

Bush,  dwl  265  Minna 
Melville  Frank,  plumber,  dwl  N  s  Vallejo  hot  Hyde 

and  liarkin 
Melville  John,  merchant,  dwl  517  Dupont 
Melville  Julia,  (widow)teacher  music,  dwl  920  Sutter 
Melville  Michael,  cartman,  dwl  Ns  Vallejo  bet  Hyde 

and  Larkin 
Melvin  James,  varieties  and  clothing,  NE  cor  San- 
son! and  Washington 
Melvin  Jennie  Miss,  dressmaker,  227  Minna 
Melvin  John,  laborer,  dwl  53  Jessie 
Melwuth  Henry,  longshoreman,  dwl  36  Frederick 
Menager  Pierre,  laborer  with  August  Wever,  dwl 

1709  Powell 
Menant  Louis,  (Patent  Asphallum  Pavement  Co.) 

128  Kearny 
Menard  Adolphe,  woodcarver  with  Bryant  &  Stra- 

han,  dwl  14  St.  Mary  Place 
Menard  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Menchin  James,  dwl  730  Howard 
Meucke  Edward,  cigarraaker  with  John  Claussen, 

dwl  4  Selina  Place 
Mencken  Henry,  waiter  New  Alaska  Hotel 
Mendazon  Jesus,   cattledriver,  dwl  SW  cor  Broad- 
way and  Dupont 
MendefD.,  (Mendel,  Vimont  &  Co.)  dwl  179  Perry 
Mendel  Frederick,  bricklayer,  dwl  538  Green 
Mendel  Louis,  laborer,  dwl  18  Hunt 
Mendel  Morris,  handcart,  NW  cor  Montgomery  and 

Sacramento,  dwl  204  Second 
MENDEL,  VIMONT  &  CO.,    (D.  Mendel,  J.  N. 

Vimonl  arid  Jackson  Coalson)  wholesale  wines 

and  liquors,  217  Battery 
MENDELL  GEORGE  H.,  brev.   col.,  major  En- 
gineers U.  S.  A.,  in  charge  harbor  fortifications, 

office  .533  Kearny,  dwl  420  Eddy 
Mendelson  Elkan,  clothing,  233  Pacific 
Mendelson  Holomon, (of  Mendelson  Bros,  Yokohama) 

office  308  Sacramento,  dwl  616  O'Farrell 
Mendenhall  Edward,  conductor  N.  B.  &c  M.  R.  R., 

dwl  744  Howard 
Mendenhall  Nathan  R.,  conductor  N.  B.  &.  M.  R.  R., 

dwl  744  Howard 
Mendes  Caroline  Miss.,  dwl  1121  Kearny 
MENDES  DAVID,  Red  Lion  Liquor  Saloon,  319 

Commercial 
Mendes  Dionysius,  cigarmaker  with  Cobo,  Martinez 

&  Co.,  dwl  Dupont  bet  Vallejo  and  Broadway 
Mendes  Theodoro,  cigarmaker  with  Cobo,  Martinez 

&  Co.,  dwl  Union  bet  Taylor  and  Jones 
MENDESSOLLE     BENJAMIN,     importer    and 

wholesale  wines  and  liquors,  513  Sacramento, 

dwl  14  Eddy 


Keep  California  Capital  in  California,  insure  in  the  "P£iOPIj£S." 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Clothing,  etc. 


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Mendeesolle  Daniel,  lithographic  printer  with  G.  T. 
Brown  Si.  Co.,  dwl  3  Cadell  Alley 

Mendez  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturers,  419 
Commercial 

Meudheim  Hermann,  merchant,  631  Clay,  dwl  1206 
Stockton 

Mendheim  M.,  merchant,  631  Clay,  dwl  1206  Stock- 
ton 

Mendieta  Joaqnin,  citfarmaker  with  Cobo,  Martinez 
&  Co.,  dwl  E  8  Kearny  bet  Vallejo  and  Bdwy 

MendiettH  Mathiaa,  dwl  531  Broadway 

Meiidioroz  Gabriel,  mining;  ajjent,  dwl  31'i  Union 

MENDOCINO  PACKETS  and  LUxMBEU  YARD, 
cor  First  and  Braunan,  W.  B.  Holcomb  agent, 
pier  13  Stenart 

Mendoza  Aniado,  jeweler  and  diamond  setter,  417 
Broadway 

Mendoza  Frederick,  jeweler  with  Amado  Mendoza, 
dwl  417  Broadway 

Meney  Thomas,  contractor,  dwl  NE  cor  Jones  and 
Sacramento 

Mengel  John,  bntcher,  NE  cor  Sutter  and  Stockton 

Mengel  Philip,  upholsterer  with  George  O.  Whit- 
ney &  Co.,  dwl  S  8  Fifteenth  bet  How  and  Fol 

Mengeler  Antonio,  fisherman,  dwl  31 1  East 

Menges  Adam,  fMenges  Sf  FrankJ  dwl  •i'il  Ellis 

Menges  Carrie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mission  and 
Mary  St.  Primary  School 

Menges  Charles,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham  & 
Heeht,  dwl  19  Grand  Avenue 

Menges  Frank,  bntcher,  dwl  326  Jessie 

Menges  &  Frank,  (Adam  Mengex  and  Isaac  FrankJ 
butchers,  1  Metropolitan  Market 

Mengula  Domenico,  (John  Ready  &  Co.)  dwl  East 
bet  Clay  and  Commercial 

Menjas  Jacob,  bootmaker,  dwl  1504  Stockton 

Menke  Anthony,  plasterer,  dwl  W  s  York  bet 
Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 

Menke  August,  merchant,  dwl  618  Taylor 

Menke  Edward,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Sut- 
ter and  Taylor 

Menke  H.  &  Qo.,{H.  H.  Heitmann)  butter,  cheese, 
eggs,  etc.,  3  Clay  St.  Market 

Menke  Henning,  (H.  Menke  Sf  Co.)  dwl  716  Te- 
hama 

Menke  Henry,  (Menke  &  Go. J  dwl  NE  cor  Battery 
and  Conimerte 

Menke  &.  Co.,  f  Henry  Menke  and  ErncU  Heinrich 
Meyer)  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Battery 
and  Commerce 

Menkeff  Charles,  waiter  German  Hospital 

Menken  John  H.,  bookkeeper  with  Hardie  &  Fred- 
ericks, corSansom  and  Market 

Meno Joseph,  glassstainer  with  Mallon  tk  Boyle, 
dwl  314  Pacific 

Menomy  Edward  T.,  (Mcnomy  &  Lnfkin)  dwl  N  s 
Cliestnut  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 

Menomy  Henry  C,  ( LaGrande  Laundry)  dwl  35 
Langtcm 

MENOMY  &  LUFKIN,  (Edward  T.  Menomy  and 
Josepli  Lnfkin)  contractors  and  builders,  and 
manufacturers  drain  pipe,  409  Washington 

Menson  Edward,  deckhand  stm  Kalorama,  Wash- 
ington St.  Wharf 

Mentel  Godfried,  drayman,  109  Battery,  dwl  Union 
Alley 

Mentel  William,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 
Broadway  and  Stockton,  dwl  632  Broadway 

Menton  John,  fuller  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 
Mills 

Mentoii  William.  H.,  drayman,  dwl  S  s  Sutter  bet 
Webster  and  Buchanan 

Mentz  John  H.,  wharf-steward  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's 
Wharf,  dwl  28  Frederick 

Menu  Chailes,  kid  glove  factory,  W  s  Shotwell  nr 
Nineteenth 

Menu  James  H.,  general  business  agent,  office  502 
Montgomery,  dwl  330  Sutter 

Menz  Orriu,  driver  with  Charles  Metzler 


Menzies  Joseph  M.,  laborer,  dwl  Bartol  nr  Vallejo 

Menzies  Stewart,  fMenzies  &  Lowry)  and  Super- 
visor First  Ward,  dwl  SW  cor  Chestnut  and 
Montgomerv 

MENZIES  &  'LOWRY,  (Stewart  Menzies  and 
Richard  Lowry)  stevedores,  office  503  Battery 

Merani  Emilio,  bootmaker,  1325  Dupont 

MERCANTILE  AGENCY,  (J.  M.  Bradstrect  & 
Son)  James  P.  Mosher  superintendent,  office 
313  California 

MERCANTILE  AGENCY,  R.  G.  Dun  &  Co.  pro- 
prietors, Jay  Lugsdin  manager,  office  320  Cal 

MERCANTILE  AGENCY,  Hope,  McKillopA  Co., 
(McKillop,  Sprague  &  Co.,  New  York)  J.  Ar- 
thur Hope  manager,  office  317  California 

MERCANTILE  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION,  Og- 
den  Hoffman  pi'esident,  William  Harney  secre- 
tary, rooms  216  Bush 

MERCANTILE  LIBRARY  BUILDING,  N  s 
Bush  bet  Monljjoraery  and  Sansom 

MERCANTILE  LIBRARY  HALL,  216  Bush 

MERCER  CHARLES  H.,  manufacturing  and 
wholesale  and  retail  confectioner,  127  Second 
and  518  Kearny,  dwl  127  Second 

Mercer  Jennie,  (widow)  dwl  cor  Haight  and  Bu- 
chanan 

March  John,  baker  Lick  House 

Merchant  Joseph,  drayman  National  Mills,  dwl  611 
Larkin 

Merchant  Thomas  S.,  salesman  with  P.  D.  Code  & 
Co.,  dwl  23  Virginia 

MERCHANTS'  DRY  DOCK  CO.,  offices  28  Mer- 
chants'E.xchange  and  411 J  California 

MERCHANTS'  EXCHANGE  ASSOCIATION, 
Joseph  H.  Coolidge,  secretary,  office  Merchants' 
Exchange 

MERCHANTS'  EXCHANGE  BANK  OF  SAN 
FRANCISCO,  Levi  Stevens  president,  II.  N. 
Van  Brunt,  cashier,  ■=t\.^  California 

MERCHANTS'  EXCHANGE  BUILDING,  (new) 
S  s  California  bet  Montgomery  and  Sansom 

Merchants's  Line  Packets  for  Victoria,  office  318 
Front,  up  stairs 

MERCHANTS'  MUTUAL  MARINE  INSU- 
RANCE CO.,  J.  B.  Scotchler.  president,  E.  W. 
Bourne,  secretary,  office  406  California 

MERCHANTS'  LIVERY  STABLE,  Coffman  & 
Hall  proprietors,  211  Pierce 

Mercier  J.  B.,  shoemaker  with  Aveline  &  Moisson, 
dwl  SW  cor  Pacific  and  Dupont 

Merck  Charles,  portrait  painter,  studio  605  Sac 

Meredith  John  H,,  attorney  at  law,  office  533 
Kearny,  dwl  1006  Clay 

Meregot  Antoine,  wigmaker  with  Bernard  Puyoou, 
dvcl  13  Virginia 

Meres  William,  sliipcarpenter,  dwl  270  First 

Merhold  H.,  tailor,  dwl  317  Bush 

Meriden  Britannia  Co.,  William  P.  Morgan  agent, 
NE  cor  Sansom  and  Pine 

Merithew  Jacob  M.,  blacksmith  with  Kimball  Man- 
ufacturing Co.,  dwl  179  Minna 

Merithew  Richard  S.,  pilot  C.  S.  Nav.  Co. 's  steamer 
Amelia,  dwl  825  Jackson 

Merkelbach  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  51  Everett 

Merkelbach  William,  (Turner  &  M.J  dwl  51 
Everett 

Merkens  Clans,  clerk  with  John  Wulbern,  dwl  SW 
cor  Hyde  and  Jackson 

'bl[&vk\&  Ciwim&n,  ( Stoddard   &    M.)   dwl  552  Stev 

Merkt  Joseph  F.,  locksmith  and  bellhanger,  dwl  659 
Mission 

Merle  Adrien,  salesman  with  Justinian  Caire,  dwl  2 
Medau  Place 

Merle  Isidore,  clerk  with  Justinian  Caire,  dwl  2 
Medau  Place 

Merle  John  V.,  clerk  with  Bisaguo  Bros.,  dwl  834 
Broadway 

Merle  Leopold,  clerk  Citv  of  Paris,  dwl  834  Bdwy 

Merle  Peter  V.,  (Lehmann  &  M.J  dwl  834  Bdwy 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &>  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Best  Paper  and  Iiinen  Collars. 


HEDINQTON,  HOSTETTEB  A  CO.,  Agents  for  Hall's  Hair  Kenower. 


460 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [  M  ]      DIRECTORY 


Meilier  Henry,  steward  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  dwl  302 
O'Fanell 

Meniioud  FranQois,  salesman  with  Stein,  Siinou  & 
Co.,  dwl  783  Stevenson 

Meio  Alexander,  liarnessmaker  and  carriage  tiim- 
nier,  11:24  Market,  dwl  46-1)  Stevengdn 

Mero  Georjje  F.,  cartrimmer  with  Alexander  Mero, 
dwl  4tiC)  Stevenson 

Mero  Henry,  fpringniaker  with  Casebolt  &  Kerr, 
dwl  46.5  Stevenson 

Mero  James  H.,  cartiimmer  with  Alexander  Mero, 
dwl  465  Sieveiifeon 

Mere  John  F.,  blacksmith  with  Casebolt  &  Kerr, 
dwl  40  Moss 

Mero  Marvin,  spriiiormaker  with  Casebolt  «fe  Kerr, 
dwl  4(i5  Stevenson 

Merriam  Andrew  J.,  carrier  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl 
1214  Jackson 

Merriam  Dana  R.,  melter,  dwl  SE  cor  Seventh  and 
Hrannan 

Merriam  George  B.,  blacksmith,  dwl  109  Minna 

Merriam  George  H.,  tinsmith  with  Brittaii,  Hol- 
brook  &  Co.,  dwl  1231  Filbert 

Merriam  O.  \\.,  (N.  P.  Coin  Jj*  Co. J  res  Boston 

Merriam  William  P.,  deputy  recorder  City  and 
Comity,  dwl  1214  Jackson 

Merrier  John,  driver  with  Hardie&  Fredericks,  dwl 
cor  California  and  Dnpont 

Merrifield  Albert  A.,  miller  with  Samuel  E.  Oakley, 
dwl  .58  Everett 

Merrilield  Charles  F.,  with  Mills  &- Evans,  dwl  NW 
cor  Knlton  &,  Gongli 

Merrifield  Frank,  measurer  City  and  County  Sur- 
veyor's office,  dwl  427  Bush 

Merrilield  Henry,  bookkeeper  City  and  County  Sur- 
vevor's  office,  dwl  427  Bush 

Meniliew  W.  W.,  (widow)  dwl  759  ^Market 

Merrill  Albnn,  enaineer,  dwl  536  Washington 

jMerrill  Almizo,  sash  and  blindmaker  California 
Mills,  dwl  404  Bryant 

Merrill  Alva  D.,  (Hvmenway  &  M.)  dwl  Es  Buch- 
anan bet  Fell  and  Oak 

Merrill  Aimis,  attorney  at  law,  office  50-52  Ex- 
change Building,  dwl  1007  Jackson 

Merrill  Cliailes,  patent  agent,  dwl  536  Washington 

Meriill  Charles,  ( Brittan,  Holbrook  JJ-  Co. J  res 
New  York 

Merrill  Charles  R.,  corresponding  clerk  with  J.  C. 
5Ien  ill  &  Co.  dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and  Stockton 

Meriill  Edward,  teamster  with  McGiniiis  &,  Head, 
dwl  N  s  Filbert  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 

Merrill  Frank,  l-l-ank's  Exchange,  NE  cor  Pacific 
and  Stockton,  dwl  13U8  Powell 

Merrill  Frank,  mariner,  dwl  238  Steuart,  rear 

Jlenill  Fruik,  liiismiih,  d\vl53()  Washington 

MERIill.L  GEORGE  B.,  attorney  at  l.iw,  office 
31 G  California,  res  SE  cor  Ninth  and  Grove, 
Oakland 

Merrill  Isaac  L.,  merchant,  Sacramento,  Cal.,  dwl 
404  Bryant 

Merrill  I^aae  W.,  engineer  with  L.  Racouillat,  dwl 
371  Brannan 

Merrill  James,  bricklayer,  dwl  73  Sherwood  Place 

Meriill  James  T.,  c;irpenter,  dwl  411  Brannan 

MERRILL  J.  C.  &  CO.,  (John  McCniken)  auc- 
tion, shipping  and  commission  merchants,  and 
agents  Honolulu  Regular  Dispatch  Line  and 
Regular  Line  Oregon  Packets,  204  and  206  Cal 

Merrill  John,  drayman  with  Wilson  &,  Bro.,  dwl  S  s 
Howard  liet  Eleventh  and  Twelfth 

Merrill  John  C,  (J.  C.  Merrill  &  Co.j  dwl  14  Stanly 
Place 

Merrill  John  F.,  (Brittan,  Holbrook  &  Co.)  dwl 
904  Market 

Merrill  John  M.,  dwl  1308  Powell 

Merrill  John  R.,  superintendent  steam  paddy  with 
David  Hewes,  dwl  1238  Howard 

Merrill  Joseph  H.,  student  PaciticTheological  Semi- 
nary, dwl  502  Montgomery 


Merrill  .1.  W.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Meiiill  Lewis,  captain  schooner  Rosalie,  dwl  708 

Folsom 
MERRILL  PARKER,  carpetbenfing,  SW  cor  Fifth 

and   Market,   dwl  Tentli  ur  Railroad  Avenue, 

South  San  Francisco 
Merrill  Sylvester,  salesman  with  N.  P.  Cole  &  Co., 

dwl  229  Hayes 
Merrill  Tliaddeus  C,  salesman  with  R.  A.  Swain  & 

Co..  dwl  654  Mission 
Merrill  William  A.,  machine  operator  with  Bucking- 
ham &  Hecht.  dwl  122  Page 
Merriman  R.,  contractor  for  housemoving,  645  Mis- 
sion, dwl  639  Mission 
Merrin  Cornelius,   plasterer,  dwl  E  s  Valencia  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Men  ithew  Oliver,  messenger  Pacific  Straw  Works, 

335  Bush 
Merritt  Enos  W.,  lumberman,  dwlWsFloreuce  bet 

Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Merritt  Gideon  L..  engineer,  dwl  432  Brannan 
Meiritt  Heniy,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  1 122  iMiiina 
Merritt  .I;imes.  (c<d<)red)  cook,  dwl  91 6  Pacific 
MERRITT  SAMUEL,  M.D.,  merchant,  office  316 

California,  res  Oakland 
Merritt  Stephen  F.,  barkeeper  318  Bush,  dwl  704 

Howard 
Merry  William  L.,  (John  Y.  Wilson  &  Co.j  dwl 

323  Eddy 
Meisan  Rocco,  laborer  with  D.  Ghirardelli,  dwl  La- 
fayette Place  iir  Green 
jMerschaert  Adolphe,  bootmaker,  641  Market 
Mersing   J.  Bernhard,   groceiies  and  liquors,   733 

Jlontgomery,  dwl  914  Montiromery 
Merslich  Dominic,  chopbouse.  Battery  ur  Filbert, 

dwl  l52()Dupont 
Mertes  Peter,  seaman,  dwl  23  Jessie 
Merlon  Henry,  captain  stm  Express, dwl  112  Pacific 
Merton  John  A.,  laborer  with  Goodwin  &  Co.,  dwl 

1201  Powell 
Mervy  Alphonse,  (E.   Gros   Sj-    Co.j  dwl  NW  cor 

Kearny  and  Green 
Merz  Adam,  cairiaireniaker  with  Kimball  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dwl  116  Welsh 
Merz  Henry,  clei  k.  SE  cor  Sutter  and  Powell 
MERZ  WILLIAM,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 

Sutter  and  Powell 
Merisbacli  Samuel,  clerk  with  Leavy  &.  Bro.,  dwl 

358  Minna 
Mesa  Frank,  painter,  dwl  25Dupont 
Meseuburg  Frederick,  clerk  with  John  B.  Mersing, 

dwl  916  Montgomery 
Meseuburg  Henry,  clerli  with  George  Schedel,  dwl 

34  Jessie 
Meserve  James,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  1612  Bu«h 
Meserve  John  G.,  insurance  agent,  dwl  3  Verona 

Place 
Meservev  Andrew,  woodturner  with  E.  K.  Howes  & 

Co., 'dwl  130  Second 
Meshaw  John  J.,  (colored)  assav  department  U.  S. 

B.  Mint,  dwl  122  Leidesdorif 
Mesiier  Louis,  (Meaner  dk  B/istianJ  dwl  721  San 
Mesner  &  Baslian,  (Louis  Mesner  and  Jacob  Bas- 

tianjh^kerj,  721  Sansom 
Mess  Henry,  dwl  29  John 
Mess  William  A.,  butcher  with  Strobel  <t  Co.,  dwl 

11(1  Dora 
Messec  Isaac  G.,  notary  public,  office  406  Mont,  and 

commissioner  Mout  St.  South,  dwl  604  Geary 
Messenberg  Herman,  baker,  dwl  728  Market 
Messenger   Jacob,   laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory, 

Potrero 
Messerschmidt  Anton,  confectioner  with  Hemme  & 

Renter,  dwl  76  Natoma 
Messerve  Frank,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
jMesserve  Theodore,  printer  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  <fc 

Co.,  dwl  Dnpont  nr  Chestnut 
Messerve  W'illiam   J.,  compositor  S.  F.  Chronicle, 

dwl  NE  cor  Mont  and  Pacific 


The  directory  of  the    '  PEOPLES"  is  composed  of  the  best  business  men  of  California. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  St.,  Table  and  Pocket  Cutlery, 


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Messervy  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  funiished  rooms,  612  Cal 
Mes8erv_vGeorfj:e  F.jiissistaut  sceiiepaiuterMaguire's 

Opel  a  House,  dwi  612  California 
Meseet.li  Charles,  niauufactnriiig  jeweler,  315  Mout, 

dwl  6-,'7  Green 
Messing  Aaron  J.  Kev.,  rabbi  Congregation  Sheritb 

Israel,  dwl  IW5  Eddy 
Meshing  Rudolph,  linrnessmaker  with  Main  &  Win- 

cliester,  dwl  ~3.j  Market 
Messinger  Aaron,  salesman,  dwl  610  Sutter 
Messinger  Siinon,  grocer,  dwl  610  Sutter 
Mestayer  Cliarlcs  U.,  actor,  dwl  1126  Mission 
Mestayei'  William  A.,  actor  California  Tiieater,  dwl 

"207  Kearny 
Mestre  Etienne,  dwl  23  John 
Mestrieau  Alexunder,  liquor  dealer,  dwl  16  Ritcb, 

lear 
Metcalf  Alfred,  master  mariner,  dwl  114  Silver 
Metcalf  Oeoige,  painter,  dwl  410  Geary 
Metcalf  Miiry  F.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Pine  and 

Larkin  St.  School 
Metcalf  Orlando  F.,  contractor,  dwl  783  Folsom 
Metcalf  Peter,  real  estate,  dwl  416  Geary 
Mete    Francis  .J.,  traveling  agent   New  England 

Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  Alia  Place  nr  Mont 
Methodist  Book   Depository,  Eleazer  Tliomas,  dwl 

71 1  Mission 
Metral  Alexander,  chairmaker,  dwl  626  California 
Metral  Francois,  tinsmith  with  S.  Mistre 
Metial  John,  painter  with  Jules  St.  Denis,  dwl  NE 

cor  Broadway  and  Dupont 
Metralle  Aiinetfe  Mrs.,   laundress  with  A.  Barbaste, 

dwl  626  California 
Metropolitan   Boot    and    Shoe   Co.,  mannfacturers 

boots  and  shoes,  SE  cor  Bush  and  Sansom 
Metropolitan    Hotel    (now    Albion    House)    1320 

Stockton 
METROPOLITAN  MARKET,    from   Market  to 

Sutter  bet  Montgomery  and  S>insom 
METROPOLITAN  MATCH  FACTORY,  Potrero, 

Newbauer  «fe  Co.   proprietors,  office  107  Sansom 
METROPOLITAN  THEATER,  Willi^im  H.  Lyon 

proprietor,    W  8  Montgomery  bet  Washington 

and  Jackson 
Mettelil  Frederick,  laundry,  510  BroadAvay 
Melz  August,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  22  Everett 
Metz  Frederick,  waiter,  dwl  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Spear 
Metz  Johanna  Mrs.,  physician,  dwl  706  Folsom 
Metz  .Julia  Mrs.,  midwife,  dwl  22  Everett 
Metz  \\'illi;iin  T.,  builder,  dwl  706  Folsom 
MetzerL.,  waiter,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and  Dup 
Metzgar  George  V.,  (Melzgar  <&  McCanslinJ  dwl 

338  Third 
Metzgar  &   McCanslin.  (George    V .  Metzgar  and 

Willinm  McCaiislhiJ  wholesale  cattle  butchers, 

Fifth  Avenue  nr  Railroad  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
Metzger  Charles,   commission  merchant,  dwl  455 

Tehama 
Metzger  George,  shoemaker,  dwl  548  Fourth 
Metzger  Theodore  A.,  confectioner  with  Vogeley  & 

Bro.,  dwl  517  Green 
Metzger  William,  captain  North   Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S  OriHimme,  dwl  525  Greenwich 
Metzkus  Christopher,  tanner  with  John  F.  King,  dwl 

Mission  nr  Twenty-second 
Metzler  Charles,  proprietor  Golden  Gate  Brewery, 

713-715  Greenwich 
Metzler  Ernst,  furnished  rooms,  621  California 
Metzner  Catharine,  (widow)  dwl  4  Raseette  Place 

No.  1 
Metzner  Jacob  C,  salesman  with  C.  C.  Hastings 

&  Co.,  dwl  4  Rasselte  Place,  No.  1 
Meurot  Louise  P.  Mrs.,  laundry,  dwl  6  Sonora  Place 
Meuser  Frederick,  cigars  and  tobacco,  16  Steuart 
MEUSSDORFFER    J.    C.    &     BRO.,     (Martin 

MettssdorJfcrJ  importers  and  jobbers  hats,  cape 

and  hatters"  materials,  NE  cor  Montgomery  and 

Bush,  and  647  Washington 


Menssdorffer  John  C,  (J.  C.  Meussdorjfer  d  Bro.) 
dwl  7.52  Folsom 

MEUSSDORFFER  KONRAD,  hat  and  cap  manu- 
facturer, 63.5-637  Commercial,  dwl  1216  Clay 

Menssdorffer  M.irtin,  (J.  0.  Meussdorjfer  &  Bro.) 
dwl  1112  Clay 

Mevlin  Henry,  pantryman  P.  JI.  S.  S  Montana 

Mexican  and  South  Auierican  Line  Packets,  office 
504  Battery 

MEXICAN  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY,  M.  G. 
Pritchard,  secretary.  430  Jackson 

MEXICAN  STEAMSHIP  LINE,  HoUaday  & 
Brenhatn  agents,  217  Sansom 

Meyberg  Jloritz,  clerk,  220  Sansom,  dwl  514  Leav- 
enworth 

Meyer  Adam,  tanner  with  Funcke  &  Wassermann, 
dwl  cor  Eighth  and  Brannau 

Mever  Adolph  H., clerk  with  Tliomas  Dunning,  dwl 

■  253  Clara 

Jleyer  Albert,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Mkt  and  East 

Meyer  Albert,  salesman  \vith  J.  Alexander  &  Co., 
dwl  515  Sacramento 

!Meyer  Albeit,  (Meyer  &  Akmnnn)  dwl  15  Langton 

Meyer  Albert,  ( O'Meara  &  M.)  dwl  SW  cor  Fill- 
more and  Pine 

Meyer  Alexander,  bookkeeper  with  H.  Horstmann 
&  Co.,  dwl  1325 Sacramento 

Meyer  Anton,  carpenter,  731  Pacific 

Mever  Aron,  cigars  and  tobacco,  714  Washington, 
'dwl  91)6  Powell 

Meyer  August,  clerk  w^ith  Frederick  Gerhow,  NW 
cor  Mission  and  East 

Meyer  August,  liquors,  528  Pacific,  dwl  Kearny  St. 
House 

Meyer  August,  salesman,  dwl  871  Mission 

Meyer  August  G.,  dwl  903  Clay 

Meyer  Augustus,  laborer  with  Israel  Richards,  dwl 
Bay  bet  Jones  and  Leavenw-ortli 

Meyer  Bernard,  foreman  with  Spreckels  &  Co.,  dwl 
73  Everett 

MEYER  BROS.,  (Henry  J.  and  Peter)  groceries 
and  liquors,  NWcor  Folsom  and  Fremont 

Meyer  Casper,  tailor,  211  Sutter 

Meyer  Cauffman  H.,  (C.  H.Meyer  &  Bros.)  res 
New  York 

Meyer  C.  H.  &  Bros.,  (Marcus  C.  and  Leopold  C.j 
importers  and  jobbers  hats  and  caps,  28  and  30 
Sansom 

Meyer  Charles,  bootblack,  631  Merchant,  dwl  111 
Minna 

Meyer  Charles,  driver  with  B.  Stumpf,  dwl  226  Pac 

Meyer  Charles,  gunsmith,  .530  Jackson,  dwl  Valpa- 
raiso bet  Taylor  and  Mason 

Meyer  Charles,  real  estate,  dwl  425  Eddy 

Meyer  Charles,  (Meyer  &  Lubiit)  dwl  NW  cor 
'  Dupont  and  Vallejo 

Meyer  Charles  H.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  708  Jones 

Meyer  Christian,  baker,   dwl  Flint  Alley  nr  Battery 

Meyer  Christian  H.,  (Wahmuth  tSf  Meyer)  dwl  cor 
Octavia  and  Fulton 

Meyer  Christopher,  clerk,  dwl  SE  cor  Turk  and 
Larkin 

Meyer  Claus  R.,  gi-oceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Green 

Meyer  b.,  cook,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and  Dup 

Meyer    Daniel,  broker,  office  210  Pine,   dwl   1418 

■  Taylor 

Meyer   Diedericb,  (Meyer  &    West/all)   dwl   N  s 

'  Vallejo  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Meyer  Eliza,  (widow)  dressmaker,  46  Second 
Meyer  Emanuel,   clerk   with   Felix   Uri,   dwl  cor 

Summer  and  Spring 
Meyer    Emanuel,   clerk   with   Prosper  May,    dwl 

1108  Folsom 
Meyer  Emil,  (  William  Meyer  4-  Co.)  dwl  27  Geary 
Meyer  Ernest  Heinrich,  ( Me  tike  &   Go.)  dwl  NE 

cor  Commerce  and  Battery 
Meyer  Francis,  (Meyer  Sf    Scklesselman)  dwl  NE 

cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 


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Meyer  Frederick,  brewer  with  Philadelphia  Brew- 
ery, dvvl  610  Minna 
Meyer  Fredericli,  butcher  with   Charles  Weisbei- 

mer,  329  Geary 
Meyer  Frederick,  clerk,  408  Folsom 
Meyer  Frederick,  clerk  with  N.   &  P.   Brims,  dwl 

NW  cor  Berry  and  Third 
Meyer  Frederick,  driver  S.  F.  Stock  Brewery,  dwl 

2012  Powell 
Meyer  Frederick,   groceries  and  liquors,   NE  cor 

Fourth  and  Jessie 
Meyer  Frederick,  market.  Railroad  Av  nr  Fifteenth 

'  Av,  dwl  N  nr  Twelth  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Meyer  Frederick,  (Meyer  &  Co.)  dwl  "27  Geary 
Meyer  Frederick  A.,  drayman,   dwl   SE  cor  I'urk 

and  Scott 
Meyer  Frederick  A.,   salesman,   306  Battery,   dwl 

871  Mission 
Meyer  Frederick  F.,  molder  with  J.  G.  Us,  dwl  SW 

cor  Mission  and  Spear 
Meyer  Frederick   R.,   liquor  saloon,    120  Kearny, 

dwl  5  Kassette  Place,  No.  1 
Meyer  B^ridrich,  groceries  and  liquors,  521  First 
Meyer  George,  drayman    with   Peter   Sesser,  dwl 

i  137  Folfaom,  rear 
Meyer  Gustave,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  3  Folsom  Av 
Meyer  Gustave,  clerk  with  Hermann   Waudt,   dwl 

660  Folsom 
Meyer  Gustave,  (Meyer  &  Quaid)  dwl   524   Hayes 
Meyer  H.,   workman    California    Sugar    Refinery, 

SW  cor  Brannan  and  Eighth 
Mever  Henry,  barkeeper  with   Claus  Hadler,  425 

'  Bush      ■ 
Meyer  Henry,   carrier  Bulletin,   dwl   Vincent  nr 

Union 
Meyer  Henry,  clerk  with   Henry  Neunaber,   dwl 

SW  cor  Beale  and  Folsom 
Meyer  Henry,  cook,  dwl  814  Montgomery 
Meyer  Henry,  gardener  with   E.   L.   Reimer,    dwl 

SE  cor  Folsom  and  Nineteenth 
Meyer  Heniy,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Fourth 

aud  Silver 
Meyer  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Du- 

pont  and  Filbert 
Meyer  Henry,  laborer  with  John  J.   Streuli,   dwl 

414  Dupont 
Meyer  Henry,  laborer  with  William   K.   Dietrich, 

"dwl  619  Pacific 
Meyer  Henry,  teacher  navigation,  dwl  101  Jessie 
Meyer  Henry,  (Meyer  Sf  BurmeisterJ  dwl  529  Va- 
lencia 
Meyer  Henry,  (Meyer  ^-  Ge.rversJ  dwl  421  East 
Meyer  Henry,  (Meyer  4-  Holm)  dwl  314  Clay 
Meyer  Henry  J.,  (Meyer  Brothers)  dwl  248   Fre- 
mont 
Meyer  Henry  W.,  groceries  and  liquors,  210  Steuart 
Meyer  Henry  W.,  (H.   W.  Meyer  <&  Co.)  dwl  SW 

cor  Powell  and  Greenwich 
Meyer  Herman,  dwl  932  Bush 
Meyer  H.  L.  E.,  office  with  Rodgers,  Meyer  &  Co., 

212  Battery,  dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and  Mason 
MEYER  H.  W.  &  CO.,  (Nicholas  Elmers)  groce- 
ries and  liquors,  SW  cor  Pow  and  Greenwich 
Meyer  Isaac,  liquor  merchant,  712  Commercial,  dwl 

1108  Folsom 
Meyer  J.,  clerk  with  J.  Cohn,  dwl  632  Market 
Meyer  J.  G.  H.,  manufacturer  bilhard  balls  aud  ivory 

turner,  2J8  Montgomery,  dwl  708  Jones 
Meyer  Johannes,  driver,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Mever  John,  carbuilder  with  Kimball  Manufactur- 

'ingCo.,  dwl  112  Welsh 
Meyer  John,  cook  with  Scheper  &  Hahn.dwl  10 

Natoma 
Meyer  John,  driver  with  Werner  &  Happersberger, 

'SOBelden 
Meyer  John,  mariner,  dwl  156  Steuart 
Meyer  John  C,  special  policeman  Southern  Pacific 

R.   R.,  dwl  W  8  Alabama  bet  Twenty-fourth 

and  Twenty-fifth 


Meyer  John   H.,  groceries  aud   liquors,  NW   cor 

Third  and  Townsend 
Meyer  John  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Val- 

lejo  and  Powell,  dwl  719  Vallejo 
Meyer  John  P.,  cooperage.  Union  bet  Battery  and 

"  Front,  dwl  710  Green 
Meyer  John    W.,   (Sckreiher,   Rohr   &    Co.,   and 

Meyer,  Rohr  &  Co.)  dwl  915  Howard 
Mej'er    Jonas,    broker,    office  210    Pine,    dwl  806 

Vallejo 
Meyer  Joseph,  bootmaker,  ISOlj  Stockton 
Meyer  Joseph,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  3  Folsom  Avenue 
Meyer  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  22  Stockton  Alley 
Meyer  Joseph,)^  Rajferty  &  M.)  dwl  cor  Santa  Clara 

and  Channel 
Meyer  Joseph,  tailor,  422  Sixth 
Meyer  L.,  jeweler,  dvvl  805  Vallejo 
Meyer  Leopold  C,  (G.  H.  Meyer  &  Bros.)  dwl  706 

Green 
Meyer  Lewis,  dwl  Sophie  Terrace 
Meyer  Louis,  proprietor   Metropolitan   Restaurant, 

156  Second,  dwl  559  Howard 
Meyer    Marcus    C,  (C.  H.  Meyer  &    Bros.)    res 

New  York 
Meyer  Martin  S.,  upholsterer  with  E,  C.  Kennedy, 

res  Oakland 
Mever  Margaret,  (widow)  midwife,  N  s  Mission  nr 

'Ninth 
Meyer  Matthew,  bookkeeper,  dwl  1219  Mason 
Meyer   Moses,  real  estate,  dwl  SW  cor  Sixth  and 

Mission 
Meyer  Nathalie  D.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  903  Clay 
Meyer  Nathan,  cigars,  dwl  410  Kearny 
Meyer  Nicolaus,  clerk  with  Christopher  Hartmann, 

dwl  NW  cor  Third  and  Brannan 
Meyer  Oscar,  (B.  Meyer  &  Co.,  Salinas)  office  123 

Sansom,  dwl  469  Minna 
Meyer  Peter,  porter  with  G.  Cohn  &.  Co.,  dwl  617 

Mission 
MEYER  PETER,  secretary  Bay  Sugar  Refinery, 

and  S.  F.  Stock  Brewery,  (and  Meyer  Bros.) 

dwl  NE  cor  Lombard  and   Powell 
Meyer  Pinkus,  peddler,  dwl  25  Clara 
MEYER,  ROHR  &.  CO.,  (Johyi   W.  Meyer,  John 

Rohr  and  Christian  Schreiher)  furniture  aud 

bedding,  838  Market 
Meyer  Sanmel,   plumber  with  Thomas  Day,  dwl 

906  Powell 
Meyer  Solomon,  butcher  with   David  Adler,  dwl 

1049  Howard 
Meyer  Theodore,  grocer,  dwl  520  Vallejo 
Meyer  Thomas,  merchant  tailor,  dwl  132  Morton 
MEYER  T.  LEMMEN,  importing  and  commission 

merchant,  office  SW  cor  Froiit  aud   Jackson, 

res  Menlo  Park 
Meyer  William,  dwl  SW  cor  Mission  and  Spear 
Meyer  William,  dwl  Ss  Twenty-second  nr  Guerrero 
Meyer  William,  cigar  manufacturer,  984  Folsom 
Meyer  William,  dry  goods,  1227  Stockton 
Meyer  William,  laborer  with  Beitz  &  Co.,  dwl  2 

Adelaide  Place 
Meyer  William,  waiter,  dwl  NW   cor  Broadway 

and  Kearny 
Meyer  William,  (Rodgers,  M.  &  Co.)ves  Liverpool 
Meyer  William,^  William  Meyer&  Co. ydwl  27  Geaiy 
Meyer  William,  (William  Meyer  &  Go.)  res  New 

York 
MEYER  WILLIAM    &  CO.,    (Frederick   Lude- 

mann  and  Emit  Meyer  JixnTSiirymnn  and  florists, 

N  8  Post  nr  Cemetery  Avenue,  depot  27  Geary 
MEYER  WILLIAM  &  CO.,  (Simon,  Isidor  and 

Louis  Wormser)  manufacturers,  importers  and 
jobbers  clo'thing,  108  and  110  Sansom 
Meyer  &  Akmanu,  (Albert  Meyer  and  Wtlliam  AJc- 

mann)  groceries  and  market,  39  Sacramento 
Meyer  &  Burmeister,   (Henry  Meyer  and  Henry 

Bnrmeister )  Cincinnati  House,  529  Valencia 
Meyer  &  Gervers/ Henry  Meyer  and  John  Gervers) 
liquor  saloon,  421  East 


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MEYER  &  HOLM,  (Henry  Meyer  and  Jacob  F. 

Holm)  wines  and  liquors,  314  Clay 
Meyer    &   Liibin,   fCharlea    Meyer  mid    Richard. 

Luhin)  groceriea  and  liquors,  N\V  cor  Dnpont 

and    Vallejo 
MEYER  &  QUAID,  fGugtavns  Meyer  and  Patrick 

QtiaidJ  wiues  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Fourth  and 

Market 
Meyer  &  Sclilesselman,  (Francis  Meyer  and  John 

Sc/ilesselmannJ  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Turk  and  Fillmore 
Meyer  &  Westfall,  f  Diederich  Meyer  and  Jul  inn 

Wes/fallJ  groceries  and  liquors,  N  W  cor  Pacific 

ami  Dnpont 
Meyer. — See  Mayer,  Meier,  Mier  and  Mver 
MEYERBACH'SOLOMON,  groceries  "and  liquors, 

SE  cor  Mason  and  Green 
Meyerfeld  Mosea/ Falkenstein  ^-Cojdwl  611  Taylor 
Meyerbolz  J.  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  317  Busii 
Meyers  Adam,   musical  instruments,  9:24  Kearny 
Meyers  Albert  B.,  waiter  with  William  W.  IJace, 

dwl  15(16  Mason 
Meyers  Benjamin,^  Toothaker  &  M.J  dwl  220  Austin 
Meyers  Cliaiies,  laborer  with  Wells,  Russell  &.  Co., 

dwl  1128  Market 
Meyers  Charles,    real  estate,  office  211  Clay,  dwl 

"425  Eddy 
Meyers  Charles,  stevedore  Riggers  and  Stevedores' 

Association,  429  Pacific 
Meyers  Charles,   tailor,  602    Broadway,   dwl    612 

Broadway 
Meyers  David  A.,  peddler,  dwl  577  Minna 
Meyers  Frederick,  special  policeman, dwl  132  Steaart 
Meyers  George  J.,  expresswagon,  dwl  Cedar  Av- 
enue nr  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Meyers  Harry,  clothing,  dwl  319  Minna 
Meyers  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  940  Geary 
Meyers  Henry,  driver  Oumibus  R.  R. 
Meyers  Henry,  foreman  with  E.  C.  Kennedy,  dwl 

108  Austin 
Meyei-s  Henry  M.,  salesman  with  I.  Landsberger 

&  Co.,  dWl  24  Third 
MEYERS'  HOTEL,  Rose  &  Hirn  proprieters,  814 

Montgomery 
Meyers  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Twen- 
tieth and  Shotwell 
Meyers  John,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.  S. 

Senator 
Meyers  John  L.,  porter,  dwl  354  Third 
Meyers  Joseph,  tinsmith,  dwl  149  Perry 
Meyers  Joseph  G.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Serpentine 

Avenue  nr  San  Bruno  Road 
Meyers  Leonard,  musician,  dwl  1712  Dupont 
Meyers  L.  W.,  traveling  agent  Pacific  Pneumatic 

Gas  Co.,  office  204  Sansom 
Meyers  M.  H.,  assistant  engineer  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s 

steamer  Amador 
Meyers  Richard,  blacksmith  with  Toothaker  &  Mey- 
ers, dwl  220  Austin 
Meyers  Samuel,  b;irkeeper,  SE  cor  How  and  Steuart 
Meyers  Seigfried,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

dwl  632  Mission 
Meyers. — See  Mayers  and  Myers 
Meyerstein   Henry,  clothing  and  gents'  famishing 

goods,  537  Kearny,  dwl  326  Tyler 
Meyerstein  Joseph,  peddler,  dwl  113  Freelon 
Meyerstein  Louis,  (Meyerstein  &  LowenbergJ  dwl 

E  s  Van  Ness  Avenue  bet  Ellis  and  O'Farrell 
Meyerstein   &  Lowenberg,  Louis  Meyerstein  and 

Isidor  Loicenberg)  clothing  and  gents  'furnish- 
ing goods,  25  Sansom 
MEYN  JOHN,  groceries  and  liquors,  12  Everett, 

dwl  20  Everett 
Meyn  Peter,  porter,  301  Front,   dwl  Twelfth  bet 

Howard  and  Folsom 
Meysenharder  Frederick,  expresswagon,  dwl  W  s 

Shotwell  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Meywerk  William,  blacksmith,  dwl  New  Atlantic 

Hotel 


Mezzara  Pietro,  sculptor  and  cameocutter,  429  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  1120  Powell 
Mhoou  John,  insurance  agent,  office  NW  cor  Kearny 

and  Geary 
Mialon  Jnles,  merchant  tailor,  723  Clay 
Mibacb  Bernard,  tailor,  dwl  1325  Sacramento,  rear 
Mibach  Michael,  baker,  dwl  528  Bush,  rear 
Mibacb  Peter  J.,  housecleaner,  dwl  528  Bush,  rear 
Mibielle  J.,  teacher  French  and  Spanish  languages, 

dwl  1206  Powell 
Michael  Aaron,  pawnbroker,  835  Dup.  dwl  51  Clara 
Michael  Abraham,  dwl  83  Everett 
Michael  Abraham,  crockery  and  stoves,  5  Dupont, 

dwl  26  Turk,  rear 
Michael  Casper,  tailor,  153|  Second 
Michael  David,  peddler,  dwl  254^  Clara 
Michael  Gerson,  boots  and  shoes,  113  Pacific 
Michael  Heyman,  tailor,  741  Pacific 
Michael  John,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  S  s  Ivy  Avenue 

bet  Gough  and  Franklin 
Michael  Joseph,  clerk  with  Lonis  Auerbach,  What 

Cheer  House 
Michael  Marks,  tailor,  dwl  119^  Shipley 
Michael  Muses,  tailor,  W  s  Drunim  nr  Pncific 
Michael  Solomon,  tailor,  110  Leidesdortf,  dwl  NW 

cor  Mason  and  Green 
Micbaelis  B.,  tailor,  1432  Stockton 
MichaeJis  Ernest,    hairdresser    with    Steinbach   & 

Lehn,  dwl  625  Merchant 
Micbaelis  Henry,  barkeeper  with  Henry  Ebbing- 

hausen,  dwl  203  Third 
Micbaelis  Henry,  clerk  with  N.  S.  Coon,  dwl  NEcor 

Fourth  and' Minna 
Micbaelis  Henry,  dairy  produce,  1317  Stockton 
Micbaelis  Lutja,  cigars  and  tobacco, NW  cor  Kearny 

and  Jackson,  dwl  New  Alaska  Hotel 
Michaelitschke  Anton,  storekeeper  with   Saulmann 

&  Lauenstein,  dwl  321  Sutter 
Michaelitschke  Joseph,  waiter,  607  Sacramento,  dwl 

416  Sutter 
Michaels  Antonio,  barkeeper  with  Joseph  Schwarz 

&  Co..  dwl  NE  cor  Chestnut  and  Powell 
Michaels  Benjamin  K.,  traveling  agent  Wheeler  & 

Wilson  Se\ving  Machine  Co.,  dwl  639  Mission 
Michaels  George  W.,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Holmes  & 

Smith,  dwl  14  Spear 
Michaels  Henry,  (Charles  Langley  &  Go.)  dwl  120 

Silver 
Michaels  Isaac,  clothing,  200  Fourth 
Michaels  Maurice,  tailor,  dwl  11  Hunt 
Michaelsen  August,  bookkeeper  with  Charles  Duis- 

enberg  &  Co.,  dwl   Folsom   bet   Seventh   and 

Eighth 
Michaelsen  August  A.,  importer  and  manufacturer 

cigars  and  tobacco,  310  Com,  dwl  604  Lombard 
Michaelsen  Henry,cigarniaker  with  August  Michael- 
sen, dwl  4  Chestnut  Alley 
Michaelsen  Louis,  assistant  teacher  Bush  St.  Cosmo- 
politan School,  dwl  1139  Folsom 
Michaelsen  Rudolph,  gai-dener  German  Hospital 
Michaelson  Frederick,   (Michael-ion  &    TomfordeJ 

dwl  San  Jose  Road  nr  Six-Mile  House 
Michaelson  &Tomforde,  (Frederick  Michaelson  and 

Henry  TomfordeJ  milkranch,  San  Jose  Road 

nr  Six-Mile  House 
Michaux  Louis,  (Michaux  &  Philippejdw\  S  a  Green 

bet  Kearny  and  Dnpont 
Michaux  &.  Philippe,  (Lonis  Michaux  and  Francis 

Philippe  J  cooperage,  508  Front 
Michel  Gustave,  slioemaker,  125  Pacific 
Michel  Jacob,  saloon,  616  Pacific,  dwl  637  Bdwy 
Michel  John,  laborer  with  John  H.  Kessing,  dwl 

409  Post 
Michel  Joseph  H.,  fruits,  616  Market 
Michel  Michael,  salesman,  616  Market 
Michelet  Christian  F.,  repacker,  office  716  Front, 

dwl  NW  cor  Battery  and  Jackson 
Micheletti  Henry,  vegetable  peddler,  dwl  1002Pac 
Micheli  Anoe,  pe'ddler,  dwl  SW  cor  Leav  and  Ellis 


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Micheli  Demetrio.pedfller.dwl  SWcor  Leav  and  Ellis 
Micliels  Ahiou  VV.,  (Micheh,  Fricdlander  &    Co.) 

dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

MICriELS,  FHIEDLANDER  Sc  CO.,  (Aaron  W. 

Micheh,  Morris    FrierUander    and    Louis  M. 

MicheUJ  importers  and  jobbers  ladies'  and  gents' 

furnisbing  goods,  Yankee  iiotious,  etc.,  7  aud  9 

Battery 

Micbels  Isaac,  salesman,  7  Battery,  dwl  619  Geary 

Micbels  Leopold,  salesman,  7  Battery,  dwl  152-2  Pow 

Micliels  Louis  M.,  (Mtcheh,  Fricdlander  &  Co.)  res 

New  York 
Micbels  William,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  118  Virginia 
Micbelsen  Ferdinand,  sboemaker,  ciwl  Vll  Oak 
Micbeben    Henry,  driver  witb   Hans    Klevesabl, 

dwl  Gnerrero  nrTwenty-eightb 
Micbelsen  Mattbiaa,  drayman  witb  Weil  &  Co.,  dwl 

N  s  Fulton  bet  Lagnna  and  Octavia 
Micbelsen  Micliael,  luickman,  dwl  'ih'6  Minna 
Miclielson  Jacob,  master  mariner,  dwl  110  Perry 
Micbelssen  Edward,  (of   Mchias   &    Co.,     Sacra- 
meido)  and  acting  Consul  for  Bavaria,  office  -121 
Battery,  dwl  112  Hyde 
Micbolop  Barb;ira  Mi-s.,  dwl  930  Harrison 
Mickeal  Jobn,  cabinetmaker  wiib  William  G.  Weir, 

dwl  cor  Franklin  and  Hayes 
Mickle   E.,   casbier  witb  Barron  &  Co.,  dwl  G:26 

California 
Micks  Rot^e  Miss,  teacher  music,  dwl  806  Bush 
Micolini  Anton,  brewer,  dwl  434  Bioadway 
Middleboff  Garrett,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor   Grove 

and  Laginia 
Middleuias  George,  (Middleman  &  Boole)  dwl  310 

Fremont 
Middlemas  &  Boole,  (George  Middlemas  and   Wil- 
liam A.  Boole)  sbipwrigliis,  calkers,  and  spar- 
makers.  East  bet  Clay  and  Commercial 
Middleraiss  Joseph,  (Everson  &  M.)  dwl  28  Stanly 

Place 
Middleswortb  Jobn  R.,  drayman,  216  Battery,  dwl 

1006  Market 
Middleton  George,  actor  Albambra  Theater 
Middleton  Harry  F.,  clerk,  dwl  26  O'Farrell 
Middleton  James  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Columbia 

bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Middleton  John,  ('./o/t«  Middleton  Sf   ;So«y  dwl  26 

O'Farrell 
Middleton  Jobn  Jr.,  (Eldridsre  &  M.)  dwl  808  Leav 
MIDDLETON  JOHN  &  SON,  (Samuel  P.  Mid- 
dleton) real  estate  auctioneers,  310  Montgomery 
Middleton  Jobn  M.,  engineer,  dwl  702  Harrison 
Middleton  Josepli  H  ,  carpenter,  dwl  468  Teliama 
Middleton  Martha  Jliss,  nurse,  dwl  E  s  Mississippi 

bet  Solano  and  Mariposa 
Middleton  Samuel  )^.,(Juhn  Middleton  &  Son)  dwl 

445  Bush 
Middleton  William   H.,  architect  and  builder,  dwl 

1616  Washington 
Midson  Richard,  bricklayer,  dwl  12j  Clinton 
Mier  John,  seaman,  bds  SW  cor  Market  and  Steuart 
Mierboff  Diedricb,  laborer  with  U.  S.  Coast  Survey, 

dwl  NW  cor  Steuart  and  Howard 
Mierson,  Jewel  &  Co.,  (Augustus  Mierson,    God- 
frey Jewel    and    Isaac    Levy)    clothing,    822 
Kearny 
Mierson    Augustus,   (Mierson,  Jewel  &    Co  J  res 

Placerville 
Miesegaes  Alfred,  draftsman  City  and  County  Asses- 
sor's Office,  dwl  51  Third 
Mighell  Louisa  Mrs.,  real  estate,  dwl  724  Bush 
Migin  Jobn,  hostler,  dwl  N  s  Green  bet  Hyde  and 

Larkin 
Mignola  John,  cutler  and  grinder,  1220  Pacific 
Miby  Jules,  brnsbmaker   with  Feldmann,  Simpson 

&  Co..  dwl  1337  Dupont 
Mikels   William,  cook  simr  Kalorama,  Washington 

St.  Wharf 
Miklielson  Rasmus,  refiner  S.  F.  Assaying  and  Re- 
fining Works,  dwl  19  Downey 


Mikulicich  Jacob,  barkeeper.  SE  cor  Dupont  and 
Clay,  dwl  NW  cor  Dupont  and  Clay 

Milan  John,  porter,  Montgomery  Block,  dwl  8 
Cnshman 

Milatovicb  Antonio,  dwl  N  s  JIcAllister  bet  Van 
Ness  Avenue  and  Polk 

Milatz  Heiny,  distiller,  dwl  2  Stockton  Place 

Milbank  Samuel,  miller  Golden  Age  Floui-iiig  Mills, 
dwl  34  Natoma 

Milburn  James,  glue  manufacturer,  dwl  135  Chest- 
nut 

MILDRAM  FRANK  B.,  attorney  at  law.  oflice  19 
and  20  U.  S.  Court  building,  dwl  21 1  Turk 

Miles  Bernard,  foreman  with  J.  A.  Folger  &  Co., 
dwl  W  s  Ellen  nr  Harrison 

Miles  Charles,  (colored)  dwl  W  s  Gilbert  bet  Bran- 
nan  and  Townsend 

MILES  EDWARD  M.,  secretary  Spring  Valley 
Water  Works  Co.,  oifice  516  Cal,  dai  2D  Silve'r 

Miles  Francis,  blacksmith  with  G.  W .  Kuiglit,  dwl 
E  s  Kate  nr  Biyant, 

Miles  George,  boxmaker,  dwl  120  Fourth 

Miles  Harriet  A.,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  915  Mkt 

Miles  Joseph  T.,  bookkeeper  with  Faircbild,  Pres- 
cott&  Co.,  dwl  120  Fourth 

Miles  Josephine,  (colored)  hairdresser,  1003  How- 
ard, dwl  W  8  Gilbert  nr  Braiman 

Miles  Patrick  F.,  spice  mauulaeturer  with  C.  Ber- 
nard, dwl  22  Annie 

Miles  Sarah,  (colored)  hairdresser,  1003  Howard, 
dwl  W  8  Gilbert  bet  Brannanand  Towuseud 

Miles  William  F.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  7 
Monroe 

Miles. — See  Myles 

Miley  Anna,  (widow)  dwl  Valencia  bet  Twenty- 
fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 

Miley  Jacob  A.,  (Miley,  Pcrrin  &  Co,)  dwl  6  La- 
iavette  Place 

MILEY,  PERRIN  &  CO.,  (Jacob  A.  Miley,  Ju- 
lius Perri/i  and  Christian  Tschnrr)  restaur- 
ant, Swiss  confectionery  and  ice  cream  saloon, 
738  Washington 

Milhele  Garlier,  waiter  with  Campi  &  Co.,  dwl 
440  Union 

Milick  Jacob,  barkeeper  dwl  803  Dupont 

Militch  Stephen,  Bogatyr  Exchange,  NW  cor  Kear- 
ny and  Sacramento,  dwl  1024  Stockton 

Mill  John,  cabinetmaker  with  H.  Hor.-,tmann  &  Co 

Milliin  James,  barkeeper,  dwl  21  Crook 

Millan  William,  painter,  dwl  7  Ciook 

Millar  John,  harness  and  saddlemaker,  305  Davis, 
dwl  904  Kearnv 

Millar  John  E.,  clerk  with  Richard  Tobin,  dwl  904 
Kearny 

Millard  Richard,  steward  with  F.  A.  Bergman,  dwl 
cor  Howard  and  Sumner 

Millaiet  Thomas,  bootmaker,  504  Pacific 

Millbank  Samuel,  miller,  dwl  34  Natoma 

Milieu  Michael,  laborer  S.  F.  andP.  Sugar  Refinery, 
dwl  1138  Folsom 

Miller  ,  physician,  dwl   SW  cor  Market  and 

Third 

Miller  Abram  I.,  janitor  Masonic  Temple 

Miller  Adam,  butcljer  with  John  Martens,  dwl  N  s 
Twentieth  bet  Folsom  and  Sliotwell 

Miller  Adam,  carpenter,  dwl  Seventeenth  nr  Mis- 
sion and  Ocean  Beach  Road 

Miller  Adam,  carpenter,  dwl  aM  Jessie 

Miller  Albert,  laborer  with  City  Paving  Co.,  dwl 
Berry  House, 

Miller  Alexander,  laborer  with  William  Griffith, 
dwl  737  Brannan 

Miller  Anthony,  cook  with  Henry  Bocken,  dwl  261 
Jessie 

Miller  Antone,  warehouseman  with  Catting  &.  Co., 
dwl  424  Sansom 

Miller  August,  fireman  with  Alers  &  Lehmkuhl,dwl 
722  Montgomery 

Miller  August,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 


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Miller  August  C,  china  and  glassware,  1 15  Third 

Miller  Beujumin,  laborer  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills, dwl 
S  s  Francisco  bet  Hyde  and  Leavenworth 

Miller  Bernard,  poultry  and  game,  6  and  7  Metro- 
politan Market,  dwl  638  Post 

Miller  C.  A.  C. ,  mei-chant,  dwl  109  Montgomery 

Miller  Carleton  W.,  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue 
guager,  ottice  and  dwl  419  California 

Miller  Catherine,  (widow)  dwlnr  Four  Mile  House, 
San  Jose  Road 

Miller  C.  G.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co. 's  Wharf 

Miller  C.  H.,  dwl  Brancli  House 

Miller  Charles,  baker  with  R.  R.  Swain  &  Co.,  dwl 
140  Second 

Miller  Charles,  butcher,  What  Cheer  Restaurant 

Miller  Charles,  cook,  dwl  32  Steuart 

Miller  Charles,  dairyman  with  Hans  Klevesahl, 
dwl  Guerrero  nr  Twenty-eighth 

Miller  Charles,  engineer,  dwl  NW  cor  Berry  and 
Third 

Miller  Charles,  hotelkeeper,  dwl  Hansa  Hotel 

Miller  Charles,  musician,  dwl  417  Suiter 

MiKer  Charles,  special  policeman,  dwl  NE  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Beale 

Miller  Charles,  waiter,  623  Commercial 

Miller  Charles,  (Miller  &  KlnnderJ  dwl  SW  cor 
Drumm  and  Jackson 

Miller  Charles,  ( of  Huntins;ton,  Hopkins  Sp  Co., 
Sacramenloj  office  6  Bush,  dwl  1515  Sac 

Miller  Charles  A.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  W  s  Leaven- 
worth bet  Union  and  Filbert 

Miller  Charles  A.,  coppersmith,  dwl  -iS  Frederick 

Miller  Charles  B.,  clerk  with  Charles  Pace,dwl  1113 
Dupont 

Miller  Charles  E.,  carpenter,  dwl  1015  Mason 

Miller  Charles  E.,  salesman  with  Hooker  &  Co., 
dwl  331  Beale 

Miller  Charles  F.,  druggist  with  B.  Lefevre  &  Co., 
dwl  728  Broadway 

Miller  Charles  G.,  longshoreman,  dwl  cor  Fremont 
and  Bryant 

Miller  Charles  J.,  compositor,  dwl  W  s  Montgomery 
bet  Jackson  and  Pacific 

Miller  Christian,  mate  schooner  Kilty  Stevens,  dwl 
617  Davis 

Miller  Cornelius  B.,  (Miller  &  Garland)  dwl  NW 
cor  California  and  Gustavus 

Miller  David,  wood  and  coal.  108  Jessie,  dwl  108 
Jessie 

Miller  David  D.,  wheelwright,  dwl  1118  Market 

MillerEdward,  solicitor  Columbia  House,  114  Jack 

Miller  Edward  J.,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Indiana  ur 
Humboldt 

MILLER  E.  H.  Jr.,  secretary  Central  Pacific  R.  R. 
Co.,  ottice  422  California 

Miller  Eli  C,  painter,  dwl  E  s  Harrison  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenty-fourth 

Miller  Elias,  merchant,  dwl  NE  cor  O'Farrell  and 
Leavenworth 

Miller  Ellen  Miss,  dressmaker,  1320  Stockton 

Miller  E.  S.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Miller  Fi'ancis,  teacher  St.  Mary's  Collefje 

Miller  Frank,  bricklayer,  dwl  3  Clara  Lane 

Miller  Frank,  drayman  with  Heathtield,  Bogel  & 
Co.,  dwl  1214"  Broadway 

Miller  Frank  6.,  master  mariner,  dwl  118  Sacra- 
mento 

Miller  Frederick,  clerk,  dwl  Kearny  bet  Clay  and 
Commercial 

Miller  Frederick,  expressman,  208  Battery,  dwl  N  s 
Vallejo  bet  Leavenworth  and  Hyde 

Miller  Frederick  A.,  gardener,  dwl  i09J  Ellis 

Miller  Frederick  J.,  teamster,  dwl  17  Scott  Place 

Miller  Frederick  S.,  finisher  with  Peter  Whitbeck, 
dwl  815  Mission 

Miller  Frederick  W.,  hairdresser,  ^05  Sutter,  dwl  3 
Lewis 

Miller  Frederick  W.,  blacksmith,  dwl  32  Ritch 

Miller  George,  clerk,  dwl  509  Bush 


Miller  George,  distiller,  dwl  Bay  View  Distillery, 

Bay  View 
Miller  "George,  laborer  S.  F.  &,  P.  Sugar  Co.,  dwl 

18  Sumner 
Miller  George,   laundryman  with  James   Laidley, 

dwl  Filbert  nr  Gough 
Miller  George,  fAlexa>ider  Waugh  <&  Co.)  res  Oak- 
land 
Miller  George  E.,  extraman  steamer  No.  5.  S.  F. 

P.  D.,  dwl  14  St.  Mary  Place 
Miller  George  W.,  bookkeeper  with  Chaae  &  Bow- 
ley,  dwl  658  Folsom 
Miller'George  W.,  salesman  with  J.  C.  MeussdorfFer 

&  Bro.,  20(1  Montgomery,  dwl  509  Bush 
Miller  George  W.,  shipjoiuer,  dwl  331  Beale 
Miller  George  W., special  policeman,  dwl  326  Bran- 
nan 
Miller  Gilman  L.,  real  estate,  dwl  116  O'Farrell 
Miller  Hamilton,  carpenter,  dwl  10  Haywood 
Miller  Hans,  broker,  dwl  845  Dupont 
Miller  Hatrig,   freight  clerk  steamer  Commodore, 

dwl  1517  California 
Miller  Harry,  uighlwatchman,  dwl  Flint  Alley  nr 

Battery 
Miller  H.  Clay,  cashier  Custom  House,  dwl  Lick 

House 
Miller  Henry,  baker,  dwl  728  Market 
Miller  Henry,  butcher  with  Henry  Zeiss,  131  Post 
Miller  Henry,   laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  1055  Howard 
MiUer  Henry,   machinist  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

112  Jessie 
Miller  Henry,  milkman,  Old  San  Jose  Road  nr 

Rock  ranch 
Miller  Henry,  fMiller  &  Lux)  dwl  701  Post 
Miller  Henry  G.,   bootmaker  with  G.  Burkhardt, 

dwl  SW  cor  Powell  and  Clay 
Miller    Henry   J.,    carpenter    H.   C.   League,  128 

Kearny 
Miller  Henry  R.,  clerk,  dwl  1618  Washington 
Miller  Henry  W.  Mrs.,  dwl  452  Sixth 
Miller  H.  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  First  St.  House 
Miller  Hilliard  M.,   U.  S.  appraiser  Custom  House, 

dwl  N  s  McAllister  nr  Fillmore 
Miller  Hiram,  photographer  with  Bradley  &  Rulof- 

sou,  dwl  NW  cor  California  and  Gustavus 
Miller  Hugh  L.,  conductor  N.B.  &  M.R.R.,  dwl  829 

Folsom 
Miller  Isaac,  melter  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl  24  Cle- 
mentina 
Miller  Isaac,  patternmaker  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl 

110  Morton 
Miller  Jacob,  shoemaker,  dwl  429  Bush 
Miller  Jacob,  waiter  614  Clay,  dwl  418  Stevenson 
Miller  Jacob  F.,  produce  dealer,  dwl  29  Clara 
Miller  Jacob  F.,  shoemaker,  dwl  429  Bush 
Miller  Jacob  L., tanner  with  Funcke  ifeWassermann 
Miller  Jacob  M.,  showcase  manufacturer,  W  s  Spring 
nr  Cal,  dwl  Ns  Fell  bet  Laguna  and  Buchanan 
Miller  James,  blacksmith  with  Kimball  Manufactur- 
ing Co.,  dwl  220  Francisco 
Miller  James,  captain  steam  tug  Wizard,  Washing- 
ton Wharf,  dwl  324  Vallejo 
Miller  James,  carpenter  H.  C  League,  128  Kearny 
Miller    James,    cartman,  dwl   Margaret  Place  nr 

Vallejo 
Miller  James,  clerk,  dwl  325J  Bush 
Miller  James,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Miller  James,    painter,  dwl  241   Minna 
Miller  James,    porter  with  Wellman,  Peck  &  Co., 

404  Front 
Miller  James,  theatrical  manager,  dwl  107  Tehama 
Miller  James  A.,  commission  merchant,  dwl  325^ 

Bush 
Miller  James  L.,  baker  with  Deeth,  Starr  &.  Camp- 
bell, dwl  617  Mason 
Miller  James  N.,  baker  with  Deeth,  Starr  &  Camp- 
bell, dwl  617  Mason 
Miller  J.  D.  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 


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Miller  Jeremiah,  mining,  dwl  13  Oak  Grove  Av 
Miller  J.  Filer,  fMnrnn  Jj-  M.J  dwl  29  Clara 
MILLER  J.  FRANK,  auditor  and  deputy  collector 

Cufetom  House,  res  Oakland 
Miller  John,  dwl  429  Sixtli 
Miller  John,  carpenter,  dwl  661  Howard 
Miller  John,  clerk,  dwl  1534  Mission 
Miller  John,  deckhand  C.  S.  N.  Co'estmr  Chrysop- 

olis 
Miller  John,  driver  with  J.  E.  Mitchell  &  Co.,  dwl 

146  Minna 
Miller  John,  extraman  steamer  No.  4,  S.  P.  F.  D., 

dwl  145  Minna 
Miller  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  N  W  cor  Eighth 

and  Natoma 
Miller  John,  jeweler  with  Koehler  &  Ritter,  dwl  614 

Greenwich 
Miller  John,  lahorer,  dwl  W  s  Scott nr  Tyler 
Miller  John,  machinist,  dwl  cor  Humboldt  and  Ver- 
mont 
Miller  John,   mattressmaker  with  J.  F.  &  H.  H. 

Schafer,  dwl  10  Lewis  Place 
Miller  John,  meatcurer  with  J.Y.Wilson  &   Co., 

dwl  cor  Fillmore  and  Greenwich 
Miller  John,  mining,  dwl  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Miller  John,  optician,  dwl  1113  Dupont 
Miller  John,  porter  with  John  Zeigenbein  &   Co., 

dwl  SE  cor  Drumm  and  Commercial 
Miller  John,  teamster,  dwl  71  Tehama 
Miller  John,  waiter,  dwl  32  Rausch 
Miller  John,   waiter  with   Herrmann  Heckmann, 

dwl  610  Stevenson 
Miller  John,  f  Frederick  Ahhtrom  &    Co.)  dwl  Ws 

Drumm  bet  Jackson  and  Oregon 
Miller  John,  (Kirchhojf  &  M.JdwX  1009  Folsom 
Miller  John  A.,  conductor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 829 

Folsom 
Miller  John  D.,  stovemounter -with  Tay,  Brooks  & 

Backus,  dwl  620  Battery 
Miller  John  F.,(Hutchi7ison,Kohl  (^  Co. J  dwl  Grand 

Hotel 
Miller  John  F.,    (colored)  janitor,   dwl  4   Varenne 

Place 
Miller  John  H.,  engineer  with  Perkins,  Flint  &  Co., 

dwl  1902  Dupont 
Miller  John  H.,  (colored)  janitor  Court  Block,  dwl 

W  8  Selina  Place 
Miller  John  J.,  sash   and  blindmaker  with  A.   C. 

Beach  &  Co.,  dwl  Berry  St. House 
Miller  John  \\.,( Miller  Sf  HallJ  dv/l  812  McAllister 
Miller  Joseph,  compositor,  dwl  823  Montgomery 
Miller  Joseph,  meatcurer  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Fillmore  &  Greenwich 
Miller  Justus  P.,  salesman  with  C.  E.  Watkins^  dwl 

139  Silver 
Miller  J.   W.,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'    Ass'n,   234 

Sutter 
Miller  K.  Mrs.,  janitor  Fairmount  and  West  End 

Schools 
MILLER  LEOPOLD.butcber,  94and  95  Califor- 
nia Market,  dwl  1516  Taylor 
Miller  Lewis,  cook  What  Cheer  Restanraut 
Miller  Louis,  gi'oceries  and   liquors,  SW   cor  York 

and  Twenty-third 
Miller  Louis,  manufacturing  jeweler,  608  Sacramen- 
to, dwl  W  8  Seventh  bet  Minna  and  Natoma 
Miller  Louis,  milkranch,  Ss  Greenwich  nr  Scott 
Miller  Louis,  tanner  with  Funcke  &.  Wassermann, 

bds  NE  cor  Eighth  &  Brannan 
Miller  Louis,  waiter,  dwl  915  Broadway 
Miller  Louisa  Mrs.,  boarding,  12  Washington 
Miller  L.  W.,  dwl  719  Market 
Miller  M.  A.,  streetcar  advertising  agent,  office  608 

Market 
Miller  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  S  sRose  Avenue  nr 

Market 
Miller  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  506  Sixth,  rear 
Miller  Margaret  A.  Mrs.,  milliner,  77  Fourth 
Miller  Margaret  B.,  (widow)  dwl  50  Zoe 


Miller  Mary  J.,  dressmaker,  dwl  N  s  Twenty -second 

bet  Howard  and  Shoiwell 
Miller  Max,  carriagemaker,  dwl  521  Mason 
Miller  Michael,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  Folsom  bet  Seventh  and  Eijrliili 
Miller  Noble,  foreman  with  Miller*  Haley,  dwl  566 

Bryant 
Miller  0.  C,  chief  clerk  U.  S.  B.  Mini,  res  San  Ra- 
fael 
Miller   Pauls,   dairyman,   Seventeenth  nr  Mission 

and  Ocean  Beach  Road 
Miller  P.  C,  longshoreman,  dwl  39  Sacramento 
Miller  Peter,  deik  Donohoe,  Kelly  &  Co.'s  Bank, 

res  Oakland 
Miller  Peter,  clerk  with  Siebe  &  Hinck,  dwl  SE  cor 

Bryant  and  Rincon  Place 
Miller  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 
Miller  Peter,  f  Becker  &  Go. J  dwl  NW  cor  Mission 

and  Spear 
Miller  Peter  C,  clerk  with  Henry  Lucke,  dwl  SE 

cor  Broadway  and  Montgomery 
Miller  Peter  C,  expresswagon,  NE  cor  Davis  and 

Jackson,    dwl   W  s  Battery   bet    Green    and 

Vallejo 
Miller  Richard,  waiter,  dwl  31  O'Farrell 
Miller  R.  J.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Miller  R.  S.,  clerk,  dwl  N  s  Turk  bet  Franklin  and 

Gough 
Miller    Salvador  F.,  lawstudent    with    Haight  & 

Temple,  dwl  1300  Pine 
Miller  Sarah  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  829  Folsom 
Miller  Sarah  E.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  South  Cob- 

mopolitan  Primary  School,  dwl  139  Silver 
Miller  Sarah  J.,  (widow)  dwl  52  Second 
Miller  Stephen  G.,  salesman  with  Redington,  Hos- 

tetter  &  Co.,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Miller  Thomas,  clerk  with  J.  J.  O'Brien  &.  Co., 

dwl  331  Langton 
Miller  Thomas,  currier  with    Funcke  &  Wasser- 
mann, bds  NE  cor  Eighth  and  Brannan 
Miller  Thomas  S.,  dwl  823  Bush 
Miller  W.,  shoemaker,  529  East 
Miller  William,  tinsmith  with  G.  &.  W.  Snook,  dwl 

Chestnut  bet  Mason  and  Taylor 
Miller  William,  barber,  bds  338  Bush 
Miller  William,  bookkeeper,  dwl  S  s  Sutter  bet  Ba- 

chanaii  and  Latruna 
Miller  William,  clerk  with  A.  P.   Hotaliiig  &  Co., 

dwl  NW  cor  Shotwell  and  Twenty-second 
Miller  William,  gardener  with  Herman   Levinson, 

dwl  SW  cor  VauNess  Avenue  and  Bush 
Miller  William,  hackman,  Plaza,  dwl  W  s  White  nr 

Vallejo 
Miller  William,  hairdresser,  dwl  1114  Kearny 
Miller  William,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  3^8  Main 
Miller  William,  musician,  dwl  731  Union 
Miller  William,  porter  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

dwl  S  s  Water  bet  Taylor  and  Mason 
Miller  William,  real  estate,  dwl  811  Bryant 
Miller  William,  shipjoiner  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf, 

dwl  161  Perry 
MILLER  WILLIAM  C,  druggist  and  apothecary, 

SE  cor  Stockton  and  Pacific,  dwl  715  Filbert 
Miller  William   D.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 

and  dwl  639  Market 
Miller  William  H.,  calker,  dwl  70  Clementina 
Miller  William  H.,  (Miller  dk  FiskJ  dwl  5  Jackson 
Miller  William  J.  C,  dwl  77  Fourth 
Miller  William  N.,  (Miller  <Sc  Haley)  res  Oakland 
Miller  W.  J.,  (MUler  &  Co.)  dwl  10  Davis 
Miller  &  Co.,(W.  J.  Miller  and  Javies  P.  Hnlme) 

commission,  grain  iind  wool,  10  Davis 
MILLER  &  FISK,  (  William  H.  Miller  and  John 

B.  FiskJ  groceries  and  liquors,  5  Jackson 
MILLER  &  HALEY,  (William   N.    Miller    and 

James  F.  Haley  J  sash,  blind,  door  and  molding 

factory.  Berry  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Miller  &   Hall,  (John   W.   Miller    and  Abraham 

Hall)  hay  and  grain,  21  and  23  Spear 


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Miller  fi.  Klunder.  f  Charles  Miller  and  John  Khin- 
derj  groceries  and  liquors,  8W  cor  Drumm 
and  Jackson 
Miller  &  Lux,  f  Henry  Miller  nnd  Char/ex  Lux  J 
caltledealers  and  wholesale  butchers,  First  Av- 
enue nr  Kentucky,  South  S.  F.,  office  533 
Kearny,  room  1 
Miller. — See  Miiller 

Millet  Joseph,  shoemaker,  dwl  9  Dupont 
Millet  Thotnas,  hlacksmith   with  Levi  Wells,  dwl 

446  Brannan 
Millett  Edward  V.,  collector,  dwl  238  Stevenson 
Millhouse  John,  shoemaker  with  Mark  Cardiff',  dwl 

377  Jessie 
Milligan  Ellen  L.  Miss,  ladies'  and  children's  wear, 

etc.,  14  Second  * 

Milligan  Mary  Miss,  saleswoman  with  Miss  E.  L. 

Milligaii,"l4  Second 
Milligstn  Robert,  master  mariner,  dwl  352  Brannan 
Millikeii  Frank  C.,  tenmster  with   C.  H.  VVetherbee 
&  Co.,  dwl  W  8  Castro  bet  Fifteenth  and  Six- 
teenth 
MILLIKEN  ISAAC  T.,  veal  estate  agent  and  sec- 
retary, 608  Merchant,  dwl  418  Fremont 
Milliken  Peter,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  558  Bryant 
Milliken  Peter  Jr.,   bookkeeper    with    Luther    P. 

Fisher,  dwl  558  Bryant 
Milliken  WUVrnm  J.,  CJoh?i  Galligan   (^   Oo.y  dwl 

558  Bryant 
Millikin  James,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl 

24  Minna 
Millikin  John  M.,  (Millikin  Bros.,    Sacramento  J 

office  405  Front,  dwl  953  Harrison 
Milliman  N.,  bakery  and   groceries,  819  Broadway 
Millington  John,  medical  student,  dwl  426  Kearny 
Millnian  N.  G.,    (Mtllman   Sr   Smith)  dwl  NE  cor 

Camp  and  Guerrero 
Millman  &  Smith,  (N.  G.  Millman  and  Joseph  G. 
Smith)  house  and  sigu  painters,  cor  Valencia 
and  Sixteenth 
Millpeugh  Charles,  waiter,  435  Pine 

Mills ,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  424  Sansom 

Mills  Arthur  L.,  bookkeeper  with  I.  Landsberger  & 

Co.,  dwl  1514  Pine 
Mills  David  J.,  (Mills  &   Evans)  dwl  NE  cor  Ful- 
ton and  Gough 
MILLS  D.  O.,   President  Bank  California,  office 
IS'W  cor  California  and  Sansom,  res  Millbrae, 
San  Mateo  County 
Mills  Edward  C, machinist  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Mills  Francis  E.,  inventor,  dwl  W  s  Hyde  bet  Val- 

lejo  and  Green 
Mills  Frederick,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Gilbert  bet  Har- 
rison and  Townsend 
Mills   George  L.,  carriagemaker  with  Costigan   & 

Brother,  dwl  1724  Stockton 
Mills  James,  pressman  with   Francis  &   Valentine, 

dwl  515  Sacramento 
Mills  James,  weigher  Custom  House,  dwl  1907  Hyde 
Mills  J.  C,  (Edmunds  c^-  M./  dwl  115  Hayes 
Mills  John  H.,  mariner,  dvvl  407  Drumm 
MILLS  JOHN  J.,  attorney  at  law,  office  and  dwl 

225  Bush 
Mills  Luther,  cook,  707  Davis,  dwl  1719  Leav 
Mills  Luther  R.,  agent  Pacific  Congiess  Water,  126 

Kearny,  dwl  850  Market 
Mills  Louise  E,  (widow)  dwl  1514  Pine 
Mills  P.  M.,   butcher  with  John  Muller,  dwl  cor 

Post  and  William 
Mills  Richard,  painter,  dwl  756  Howard 
Mills  Robert,  glazier,  118  Main,  dwl  Mills'  Place 
Mills  Robert,  laborer,  dwl  272  Minna 
Mills  S.  Belden,  attorney  at  law,  dwl710Tavlor 
MILLS  &  EVANS,  (Duvid  J.  Mills  and  William 
W.  Evans)  importers  carriages  and  wagons, 
508  Market  and  milkranch  NW  cor  Fulton  and 
Gough 
Millspaugh  George,  laborer,  dwl  106  Welsh 


Millzner  Leopold,  pawnbroker,  740J    Washington, 

dwl  1305  Taylor 
Milne  Alexander  O.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin, 

dwl  206  Ellis 
Milne   George,  bookkeeper  with  D.   Simpson,  dwl 

314  Minna 
Milne  James,  fruit,  SE  cor  Fourth  and   Berry,  dwl 

41  Louisa 
Milne  John   A.,  clerk  with  John   Kehoe,  dwl  S  s 

Twentieth  bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Milnes    William,   barkeeper,  .538    Market,  dwl  50 

Tehama 
Milnthorp  Charles,  malster,  dwl  123J  Shipley 
Milograv  Nicholas,  hotel  proprietor,  dwl  715  Davis 
Milroy  Robert  B.,  ticket  agent  Central  Pac.  R.  R. 

Co.'s  Ferry,  dwl  1310  Taylor 
Milton  T.  Slocomb,  clerk,  dwl  411  Powell 
Milton    William,    carpenter    H.    C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
Minahan  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  50  Natoma 
Minchin  William,  stevedore,  dwl  Bryant  nr  Twen- 
ty-sixth 
Miuderman  Henry,  clerk  with  John  Thiel,  dwl  NE 

cor  Sixth  and  Folsom 
MINEAR    ASBY   P.,   mining    stocks,    office    404 

Montgomery,  dwl  609  Taylor 
Minehan  John,  boxuiaker,  dwl  321  Ritch 
Minehan  Thomas,  sawyer  with  Schreiber,  Rohr  &. 

Co.,  dwl  321  Ritch 
Minehan  Timothy,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  321  Ritch 
Miner    Charles    H.,  barkeeper    NE   cor  Clay  and 

Kearny,  dwl  539  California 
Miner  F'rancis,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Miner  George   W.,  painter,  dwl  SE  cor  Linden  and 

Franklin 
Jliner  John,  woolspinner,  dwl  707  Front 
Miner  Stanton  B.,  carpenter,  bds  432  Pine 
Miner  Teireuce,  waiter  with  L.  Meyers,  dwl  182 

Stevenson 
Miner  Thomas  E.,  dealer  hay  and  grain,  dwl  413 

First 
Miner  William  H.,  car  conductor,  dwl  302  Fourth 
Mineral  Hill  Mining  Co.,  (Elko  Co.,  Nev.)  office419 

California 
MINERS  FOUNDRY,  Angell,  Palmer  &  Co.  pro- 
prietors, 247-257  First 
MINERS  FOUNDRY  and  MACHINE  WORKS, 

(cooperative)  247-2.57  First 
MINERS  RESTAURANT,  A.  Drayeur  &.  Co.  pro- 
prietor's, 531  and  533  Commercial 
Minesingers  Abbie  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  550  Miss 
Minesingers  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  550  Miss 
Minetti  Joseph,  cook,  dwl  216  Perry 
Mingham  Robert,  conductor  Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl 

Second  Av  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Minifie  Charles  G.,  clerk  with  Currier  &  Winter, 

dwl  109  Taylor 
Minihau  John,  boxmaker  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  & 

Co. 
Minihan  Patrick,  expressman,  dwl  24  Zoe 
]\Iinisb  Charles,  shipcarpenter,  dwl   77  Clementina 
Minuick  Marvin,  lumber,  dwl  103  First 
Minnie  William  H.  F.,  engineer  Southern  Pacific 

R.  R. 
Minnigan  James,  waterman  with  Goodall  &  Nel- 
son, dwl  NW  cor  Francisco  and  Powell 
Minnigetti  San   Diego,  fruit  dealer,   dwl  NE   cor 

Montgomery  and  Broadway 
Minoletti  John,  laborer,  738  Washington 
Minor  Butler  B.,  clerk  with  Haggin  &  Tevis,  and 

mining  secretary,  dwl  612  Taylor 
Minor  Charles,  (Vary  &  M.)  dwl  3  Geary 
Minor  John,  cutter  with  Metropolitan  B.   &  S.  Co., 

dwl  820  Folsom 
Minor  John  T.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  837  Folsom 
Minor  Simon  B.,  conductor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

SW  cor  Fourth  and  Folsom 
Minor  Simon  B.,  liquor  saloon,  112  Post,  dwl  507 

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Miiiof    William    C,    liackmau    with    Thomas    J. 

Morse,  dwi  7  Geary 
Miushnll  Frank  C,  messenger  Wells.Fargo  &  Co., 

dwl  Russ  House 
Minster  Albert,  clerk,  dwl  73G  Market 
Minstrel  George  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  Cook  nr  Point 

Lobos  Road 
Mint  House,  M.  Lyons  proprietor,  21  Sixth 
MINT  SALOON,  Gardner  &,  Clawson  proprietors, 

605  Commercial 
Minton   Thomas,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan   B. 

&  S.  Co.,  dwl  160  Minna 
Minturn  Charles,  president  Contra  Costa  Steam  Nav. 

Co.,  office  S  8  Vallejo  nr  Davis,  dwl  U13  Bat- 
tery 
Mintnrn  John,  f  Webster  4'  -5/7  dwl  N  s  California 

nr  Stockton 
Minturn  Matthew  H.,  potniaker  with  Bennett  &  Co., 

dwl  Mariposa  nr  Iowa 
Minturn   William  P.,  clerk  C.   S.  Nav.  Co's  stm 

Amador 
Mintz  Henry,  cattledealer,  dwl  428  Geary 
Mintz  Henry,  driver  with  M.  Rosenberg,  dwl  114 

Morton 
Mintz  Joel,  dwl  24  Geary 
Mintz  Matilda  Mrs.,  ladies  nurse,  dwl  24  Geary 
Mintzer  Pierre  B.,  bookkeeper  with  Kelly  &.  Fen- 

nessy  and  physician,  dwl  432  Jessie 
Minn  Jacques,  dwl  330  Sutter 
Aliranda  Zoi'aida,  (widow)  dwl  1520  Stockton 
Mires  John   C,   carpenter,   dwl  W  s   Mission  nr 

Twenty -fifth 
Misch  John,  tailor,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Misch  Leonard,  tailor  with  Louis  Dannheimer,   dvcl 

236  Sutter 
Misgill  Timothy  F.,  (Misgill  &    Cooper)  dwl  SW 

cor  Ellis  and  Steiner 
Misgill  &  Cooper,  ( Timothy    F.   Misg-ill  and  Al- 
mond F.   Cooper)  horseshoers,  81.5  Market 
Mish  Isaac,  bookkeeper  and  salesman,  20  Sansom, 

dwl  23  Stockton 
Mish  P.  Mrs.,  milliner,  7  Stockton 
Mish   Phenes,  importer  and  jobber  millinery  and 

straw  goods,  2(i  Sansom,  dwl  7  Stockton 
Miskel  Michael,  marblepolisher  with  Leon  R.  Myers 

&  Co  ,  dwl  26  Tyler 
Miskel  William,  marblecutter  with  Leon  R.  Myers 

&  Co.,  dwl  26  Tyler 
Misner  Louis,  waiter,  643  Washington 
MISSION  AND    PACIFIC   WOOLEN  MILLS, 

(consolidated)    factories,   S  s  Folsom   bet   Fif- 
teenth and    Sixteenth,    and    N  s   Folsom    bet 

Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth,  depot  517  and  519 

Market 
Mission  Street  Extension  Homestead  Association, 

office  606  Merchant 
Mission  Street    Railroad    Homestead    Association, 

office  531  Washington 
Mission  St  Wharf,  foot  of  Mission 
Mistre  Simeon,  copper  and  tinsmith,  805  Wash 
Mitchel  Jacob,  baker    with  C.  Burkhardt,  dwl   8 

John 
Mitchel  Josephine    M.  Mrs.,   dressmaker,   dwl  8 

John 
Mitchell  Albert,  (Parsons  &   M.)   dwl  1222  Fol- 
som 
Mitchell  Albert  N.,  salesman  with  Kohler,  Chase  & 

Co.,  dwl  318  Pine 
Mitchell  Alexander,   cook  with  Charles    Haacke, 

dwl  International  Hotel 
Mitchell  Alexander,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint, 

dwl  4121  Shipley 
Mitchell  Alfred,  butcher,  dwl  536  Sacramento 
Mitchell  Alfred  G.,  receiving  clerk  Custom  House, 

dwl  807  Kearny 
Mitchell  Beatrice,    (widow)    dwl  S  s  Folsom    bet 

Beale  and  Main 
Mitchell  Bridget  A.   Miss,  furnished    rooms,    130 
Second 


Mitchell  Caroline  Mrs.,  poultry  and  game,  .55  and  56 
California  Market,  dwl  W  s  Sansom  bet  Filbert 
and    Greenwich 
Mitchell  Charles,  (colored)  waiter,  dwl  I  Oil  Jack 
Mitchell  Charles  M.,  mariner,  dwl  IS  Langton 
Mitchell  David,  quartermaster  with  P.M.  S.  S.  Co., 

dwl  208  Ritch 
Mitchell  David,  mining  agent,  dwl  SO'Farrell 
MITCHELL  DAVID,    mininj,'   secretary  and  ac- 
countinit,  office  302  Montgomery,    dwl  7] 2   Lar 
Mitchell  Edward,   clerk  with  Stetson  &    Volkman, 

319  Washington 
Mitchell  Edward,  farmer,  dwl  Twenty-ninth  nr  Noe 
Mitchell  Edward,  gardener  with   Tyler   Curtis,  dwl 

NE  cor  Van  Ness  Avenue  and  Sutter 
Mitehell  Emanuel,  clerk  with    Morgan  i!kCo.,dwl 

411  Sansom 
Mitchell  Erastus,  market,  1413  Dupont 
Mitchell  Fanny  Miss,  vice  principal   North    Cosmo- 
politan Grammar  School,  dwl  1009  Powell 
Mitchell  Ferdinand,  hairdresser  with  A.  &  E.  Staf- 

felbach,  dwl  49  Natoma 
Mitchell  Francis,  carpenter  and  builder,  708  Folsom 
Mitchell  Francis  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  924  Folsom 
Mitchell  Frank,  cook,  1204  Stockton,  dwl  S  s  Stock- 
ton bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Mitchell  Frank,  cook,  1206  Dupont 
MITCHELL     FRANK,     Mint    Exchange,     1022 

Market 
Mitchell  Frederick  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  cor  McAllister 

and  Broderick 
Mitchell  George   H.,   (Mitchell  &  Bell)  dwl  502 

Sntter 
Mitchell  Harold,  draftsman  with    Wright  <fe  San- 
ders, dwl  SE  cor  Hyde  and  Lombard 
Mitchell  Henry,  laborer"  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf 
Mitchell  Henry,  master  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 
Mitchell   Henry  K.,  painter  with    F.  Nutz,  dwl  3 

Miles'  Court  nr  California 
Mitchell  James,  importer,  dwl  233  Sixth 
Mitchell  James,  laborer,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Mitchell  James,  printer  Alta  California,  dwl  Adams' 

House 
Mitchell  James  E.,  tinsmith   with  Tay,  Brooks  & 

Backus,  dwl  109  Eitrhth 
Mitchell  James  E.,  (J.  E.  Mitchell  &  Co.)  dwl  SW 

cor  Sutter  and  Webster 
Mitchell  James  H.,  foreman   with   Locke  &  Mon- 
tague, dwl   W   8  Hovi'ard  bet  Eighteenth   and 
Nineteenth 
MITCHELL  J.  E.  &  Co.,  (Davtd  G.  Lewis)  carpet 

beating,  23  Seventh 
Mitchell  John,  brewer  with  Weyand  &  Kasche,  dwl 

W  8  Seventh  nr  Brannau 
Mitchell  John,  clerk  80  California  Market 
Mitchell  John,  dairyman,  dwl  Es  Castro  bet  Eight- 
eenth and  Nineteenth 
Mitchell  John,  groceries,   176  Stevenson,   dwl  42 

Louisa 
Mitchell  John,  helper  with  Charles  Haacke,  dwl  In- 

ternntioual  Hotel 
Mitchell  John,  laborer,  dwl  23  Frederick 
Mitchell  John,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Mitchell  John,  painter,  dwl  777  Market,  rear 
Mitchell  John,  salesman,  dwl  506  Market 
Mitchell  John,  (widow)  dwl532  Broadway 
Mitchell   John  C,   local  agent    Hamburg   Bremen 

Fire  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  104  Eighth 
Mitchell  John  II.,  foreman  with  Edward  Bosqui  & 

Co.,  dwl  18051  Stockton 
Mitchell  John  H.,  with  C.  H.  Hinrichs  &  Co.,  dwl 

604  Pine 
Mitchell  John  R.,  seaman,  dwl  270  Brannan 
Mitchell  John  R.,  teamster,  dwl  S  s  Alta  bet  Sansom 

and  Montgomery 
Mitchell  Joseph,  porter  Pacific  Club,  dwl  3  Miles' 

Court 
Mitchell   Joseph   S.,   clerk,  "326  Montgomery,  dwl 
Guerrero  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 


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Mitcbell  Kate  Miss,  saleswoman,  dwl  1009  Powell 
Mitchell  LydiaW.,  (widow)  dwl  1107  Howard 
Mitchell  M. ,  blacksmith,  dwl  cor  Cemetery  Avenue 

and  Bush 
Mitchell  Mary   Mrs.,  dress  and    cloakmaker,   318 

Kearny 
Mitchell  Mary  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  303  Fourth 
Mitchell  Owen  D. ,  cigardealer,  dwl  i'04  Kearny 
Mitchell  Patrick,  agent  B.  Bonnet,  Commercial  St. 

Wharf,  dwl  1814  Larkin 
Mitchell  Patrick,  hostler  Dexter  Stable,  2-23  Bush, 

dwl  ~'.'>  Rassette  Place 
Mitchell  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  139  Minna 
Mitchell  Peter,  asjihaltnm  roofer  and  plasterer,  207 

Stevenson,  dwl  •20  Ritch 
Mitchell  Richard,  poultry   dealer,  dwl  W  s  Sansom 

bet  Filbert  and  Greenwich 
Mitchell  Richard  W.,  watchman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s 

Wharf,  dwl   W  8  Alabama  bet  Twenty-second 

and  Twenty-third 
Mitchell  Robert,  mason   and  builder,  dwl   S  s  An- 
tonio bet  Jones  and  Leavenworth 
Mitchell  Samuel  H.,  driver,  dwl  1107  Howard 
Mitchell  T.  A.,  deputy  tax  collector.  City  and  Coun- 
ty, dwl  316  Third 
Mitchell  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  cor  Utah  and  Yolo 
Mitchell  Thomas,  clerk  with  Hope,  McKillop  &  Co., 

dwl  506  Powell 
Mitchell  Thomas,  helper  with  John  Quinn,  dwl  258 

First 
Mitchell  Thomas,  hostler  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

dwl  116  Sutter,  rear 
Mitchell  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  1  Gnrden 
Mitchell  Thomas,  seaman,  bds  20  Commercial 
Mitchell  Thomas,  wool  grader  with  Perkins,   Flint 

&  Co.,  dwl  SE  cor  Lombard  and  Hyde 
Mitcbell  Thomas   I'\,  pump  and    block    maker,  25 

Drumm,  dwl  SE  cor  Mason  and  Green 
Mitchell   William,   assistant    bookkeeper    Evening 

Bulletin,  dwl  318  Lombard 
Mitchell  William,  carpenter,  dwl  W   s  Folsom   bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twentv-fourtb 
Mitchell  W'illiam,  laborer  witli  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Mitchell  William,  longshorem;in,  dwl  132  Folsom, 
Mitchell  Williiim,    (colored)    bootblack,    NE   cor 

Powell  and  Eddv 
MITCHELL  WILLIAM  H.,  wholesale  and  retail 

wines  and  liquors,  12  Oregon  nr  Battery,  dwl 

858  Harrison 
MITCHELL  &  BELL,  (George  H.  MitchcU  and 

Amory  F.  Bell)  importers  and  jobbers  carpets, 

oilcloths,  etc.,  606  Clay 
Mitclikus  Charles,  eigarmaker  with  Samuel  A.  Gor- 
don, dwl  169  Silver 
Mitclikus  Jacob,  tanner,  dwl  169  Silver 
MITCHLER  G. ,  commission  merchant,  dealer  Ore- 
gon produce,  and  agent  California  and  Oregon 

S"'lour  Mills,  213  Clay,  dwl  NW  cor  Jones  and 

Sacramento 
Mitchler  L.  C,  merchant,  dwl  Coso  House 
Mitropalsky    Nicolas,  secretary    Bishop  Johannes, 

dwl  911  Jackson 
Mitrovich  Anna,  (S.  Divisick  &  Co. J  dwl  1306  Pac 
Mitrovich  Philip,  dwl  1122  Stockton 
Mitton  William  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  NW  cor  Garden 

and  Bryant 
Mitzescus  Christopher,  tanner,  dwl  E  s  Mission  bet 

Twenty- first  and  Twenty-second 
Mix  Gustave,  assistant  bookkeeper  with  Marcus  N. 

Hawley,  dwl  E  s  Hyde  bet  Bdwy  nnd  Vallejo 
Mix  Marv  Mrs.,  dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and  Stockton 
Mix  J\l.  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  325  Dupont 
Mix  Warren,  tinsmith,  dwl  102-1  Stockton 
Mocher  William,  laborer,  dwl  531  Stevenson 
Mocker  Rudolph,  tinsmith  with  G.  &  W.  Snook 
Mocker  William,  butcher,  dwl  1023  Mission 
Mocker  William,  plaster  paris  manufacturer,  N  6 

Berry  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Mode  Abraham,  fruit  peddler,  dwl  316  Davis 


Mode  Louis,  fruit  peddler,  dwl  316  Davis 

Modry  Marcus,  cigars  and  tobacco,  312  Third 

Moe  Isaac  C,  boottreer  with  I.  M.  Wentworth  & 

Co.,  dwl  3-1  Hayes 
Moebius   Ernest,  bodymaker  with  Pollard  &  Carvill 

Manufacturing  Ca.,  dwl  E  s  Ainiie  nr  Mission 
Moebus  Frederick, shoemaker, 6  Bdwy,  dwl 716  Front 
Moeckel  Ciir.,  cook,  435  Pine 

Moeller  Leopold,  mnnufacturer  cigars,  414  Sacra- 
mento, dwl  1120  Folsom 
Moeller  Wilhelra,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Moench  Louis,  carpenter  with  Hibberd,  Sanborn  & 

Co.,  dwl  666i  Bryant 
MOENNING  GUENTHER,  hardware,  stoves  and 

tinwaie,  136  Fourth 
Moessoere  Jarsarao,  boatman,  E  s  Long  Bridge 
Moesta  J[ohn  P.,  clothing,  644  Clay,  dwl  N  s  Ash  bet 

Polk  and  Van  Ness  Aven\ie 
Moffat t  Eugene,  f  Eugene  Moffatt  &   Co.)  dwl  51 

Fifth 
Moffatt  Eugene  &  Co.,  (Henry  Moffntt)  wholesale 

butchers,  First  Avenue  nr  Kentucky 
Moffatt  George,  (Kenne,  O'Connor  &  Co.)  dwl  SW 

cor  Kearny  and  Post 
Moflatt  Helen,  (widow)  millinery,  231  Sixth 
Mottiitt  HenvyjEngeiie  Mnfatt  c^Co.;  dwl  51  Fifth 
Moffatt  Phileini  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  820  Wash 
Mortatt  P.  K.,  carpenter  and  builder,  1  Ellis 
Mottatt  Samuel,  carpenter,  dwl  .530  Bush 
Moffatt  Thomas,  carpenter  and  builder,   dwl  N  s 

Hayes  nr  Buchanan 
Mofftitt  William  S.,  tinsmith  with  Caleb  M.  Sickler. 

dwl  820  Washington 
MOFFITT  J AMEB,  (Blake,  Rabbins  &  Co.;  dwl 

1010  Clay 
Moffitt  John,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  122  Fourth,  dwl 

E  s  Chapultepec  nr  Twenty-seventh 
Moffitt  John   W.,  (J.   W.  Moffitt  &   Go.)  dwl  928 

Washington 
MOFFITT  J.  W.  &  CO.,  chemists  and  apotheca- 
ries, 413  Kearny  , 
Moffitt  Thomas  S.,  chemist  with  Redington,  Ilostet- 

ter  &  Co.,  dwl  5  Cushman 
Mogan  Anthony,  (A.  Mngan  &   Co.)  dwl  549  Stev 
Mogan  A.  &  Co.,  (Joseph  R.  Mogan)  furniture, 920 

Market 
Mogiin  John,  butcher,  1  Occidental  Market,  dwl  Ns 

Ellis  nr  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Mogan  John,  shipcalker,  dwl  E  s  Folsom  bet  Twenty- 
first  and  Twenty  second 
Mogan  Joseph  R.,  (A.  Mo^an  &  Co.)  dwl  549  Stev 
Mogling  Charles,  cook,  228  Kearny 
Mohan  Lawrence,  laborer,  dwl  713  Front 
Mohns     Henry,    bookkeeper    with     Gilderaeister, 
Muecke  &  Co.,  dwl  W  s  Webster  Place  nr 
Chestnut 
Moholy  Jeremiah,  (Moholy  &  Kelly)  dwl  Ns  Bry- 
ant bet  Dora  and  Eighth 
Moholy   John,   horseshoer  with  Moholy  &  Kelly, 

dwl  N  s  Bryant  bet  Dora  and  Eighth 
Moholy  ife  Kelly,  (Jeremiah  Moholy  and  Michael 

Kelly)  horseshoeing,  Es  Eighth  nr  Bryant 
Mohony  Thomas,  tailor,  dwl  7  Adelaide  Place 
Mohr  Albert,  tailor  with  Column  Bros.,  dwl  637 

Washington 
Mohr  Charles,  tailor,  dwl  637  Washington 
Mohr  John,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  625  Pacific,  rear 
Mohrbiich  Nicholas,  liquors,  228  Pacific 
MOHRHARDT  MARY  Mrs.,  manuf^icturer  hair- 
jewelry.  251  Third,  dwl  612  Shotwell 
Moh'rhardt  Philip  F.,  (Mohrhardt  &  Bilty)  dwl  612 

Shotwell 
MOHRHARDT  &  BILTY,  (Philip  F.  Mohrhardt 
and   Theodore  G.  Bilty  J  Quincy  Hall  Clothing 
Emporium,  547  and  549  Washington 
Mobrig  Christopher  F.,  manufacturer  and  jeweler, 
10  Stevenson,    (ajid    Schultz,  Fischer  Sj-  M.) 
dwl  Hansa  Hotel 
Mohrman  Charles,  porter,  133  Montgomery 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Laces  and  Embroideries. 


BEDIM  GTON'S  PLAVOEING  EXTRACTS  enjoy  the  highest  reputation  ivmong  the  ladies. 


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Mohrmann  Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,  SWcor 
Kearny  and  Broadway,  dwl  440  Greenwich 

Moinet  Michel  Madame,  dressmaker,  42C  Kenrny 

Moise  Henry,  gilder  and  restorer  old  paintings, 
dwl  10  Park  Avenue 

Moisson  John,  (Avehne&  M.J  dwl  319  Battery 

Mojica  Dolores,  guitar  and  violin  maker,  1027 
Kearny 

Mojoli  Angelo,  editorial  department  La  Voce  Del 
Popolo,  dwl  N  8  Pacific  bet  Dnpont  and  Stock 

Moke  Henry  C,  carpenter,  dwl  1404  Polk 

Molan  John,  barkeeper  with  John  T.  Kelly,  dwl 
37  Ecker 

Moldrup  August  J.,  salesman  with  Higeins  &  Col- 
lins, dwl  S  B  Ellis  bet  Filmore  and  Webster 

Molens  Thomas,  cooper  with  A.  S.  Gordon,  dwl  46 
Louisa 

Molens  John,  waiter  with  Edwin  J.  Foster,  dwl  S  s 
Point  Lobos  Avenue  2  miles  from  toll  gate 

MOLINEUX  HENRY,  agent  American  Clock  Co., 
310  Sanson],  dwl  216  Bush 

Molifor  A.  P.  Mrs.,  proprietress  Belle  Vue  House, 
1018  Stockton 

Molk  John  H.,  fD.  Hiller  &  Co.  and  Stahmann& 
M.J  dwl  502  Green 

Moll  Abram,  fM.  Lachman  &  Co.  J  dwl  131  Mont 

Moll  Elizabeth  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  M. 
Augusta  Brown,  dwl  846  Folsom 

MoUenkopf  J.  M.,  bootfitter  with  Buckingham  & 
Hecbt,  dwl  27  Lafayette 

Moller  Adolf,  clerk  with  Ziel,  Bertheau  &  Co.,  dwl 
24  Ellis 

Moller  August,  blacksmith,  197  Stevenson,  dwl  4 
Central  Place 

Moller  Charles  L.,  clerk  with  Amandas  Reeckmann, 
NE  cor  Folsom  and  Beale 

Moller  Conrad,  bootmaker,  N  s  Berry  nr  Third 

Moller  Frederick,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 

Moller  Gustave,  patternmaker,  20  Fremont,  dwl 
607  Natoma 

Moller  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 

Molloy  Bessie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Lincoln  Pri- 
mary School,  dwl  44  Third 

Molloy  Hugh  B.,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B. 
&  S.  Co.,  dwl  6  Quincy 

Molloy  James,  dwl  105  Prospect  Place 

Molloy  John,  baker,  dwl  329  Bryant 

MOLLOY  JOHN,  produce  commission  and  gro- 
ceries, 54  Clay,  dwl  1713  Polk 

Molloy  John  F.,  painter  with  Franklin  L.  Jones, 
dwl  Broadway  bet  Powell  and  Mason 

Molloy  Patrick,  cooper,  dwl  212  Washington 

Molloy  Patrick,  jobwagon,  103  Front,  dwl  Clemen- 
tina bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 

Molloy  Patrick  C,  bookkeeper  with  Welch  <fc  Co., 
dWl  429  Sixth 

Moloney  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  314  Clementina 

Moloney  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  5  Central  Place 

Moloney  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  321  Clementina 

Moloney  M.  J.,  letter  carrier  S.  F.  Postoffice,  dwl 
529  Bryant 

Moloney  Patrick  E.,  bootmaker,  318^  Third 

Molonv  Patrick  J.,  tinsmith  with  John  Bohn,  dwl 
N'W  cor  Fifth  and  Folsom 

Moloney  Thomas,  helper  with  Phelps  Bros,  dwl 
Tehama,  Bernal  Hights 

Molouy  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  120  Shipley 

Molony  Jerry,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refinery 

Molony  Michael,  hostler,  dwl  801  Hyde 

Molony  Patrick,  tinsmith,  872  Folsom 

Molony  Patrick  S.,  tailor  and  cutter,  dwl  618  Lar- 
kin,  rear 

Molt  John  P.,  {Johnson  &  Co.)  dwl  432  Third 

Molteno  Charles,  bathtender  with  G.  Held,  dwl 
636  Commercial 

Molter  Charles,  harnessmaker  with  Main  &  Win- 
chester, dwl  1127  Folsom 

Molus  Albert  L., coppersmith  with  Martin  Prag,  dwl 
cor  O'Farrell  and  Fillmore 


Mombert  August,  blacksmith  with  C.  Hei-zig,  dwl 

615  Dupont 
Momonrroy  Teresa  Mrs.,  dwl  5  Pollard  Place 
Momotaro  Sato,  salesman,  136  Montgomery 
Monaghan  Daniel,  flumemanwith  S.  V.  Water  Co., 

dwl  Lobos  Creek 
Monaghan   Hugh,   helper  Eisdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

551^  Natoma 
Monaghan  Hugh,  shoemaker,  235  Sutter,  rear 
Monaghan  Joseph,  engineer,  dwl  446  Clementina 
Monaghan  Peter,  watchman,  dwl  Niantic  Hotel 
Monajfhan  Thomas  H.,  plumber  with  Patrick   C. 

Sweeney,  dwl    164  Jessie 
Monahan  David,  pressman  with  Spanlding  &  Barto, 

dwl  5.58  Stevenson 
Monahan  Edward,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  Market  nr  Twelfth 
Monahan   Edward,  laborer,  dwl  N  8  Fulton  bet 

Gough  and  Octavia 
Monahan  Francis,  carpenter,  dwl  SE  cor  Hayes  and 

Webster 
Monahan  Henry,  bookkeeper  with  Heiuy  W.  Brad- 
ley, dwl  558  Stevenson 
Monalian  James,  laborer,  dwl  Fort  Point 
Monahan  James,  laborer,  dwl  778  Folsom 
Monahan  James,  steward  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's 

S.  S.  Pelican 
Monahan  John,  boilermaker,  dwl  12  Tehama 
Monahan  John,  boxmaker,  dwl  23  Hunt 
Monalian  John,  drayman,  518  Front,  dwl  1  Chatham 

Place 
Monahan  John,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Monahan  John,  steward  S.  S.  Pelican,  dwl  241  Minna 
Monahan   L.,  laborer   Hibernia  Brewery,  dwl  N  8 

Natoma  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Monahan  Mary  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  cor  Webster  and 

Kate 
Monahan  Michael,  driver  City  Railroad 
Monahan  Patrick,  engineer  LaGraude  Laundry,  dwl 

E  s  Thirteenth  nr  Folsom 
Monahan   Patrick,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  <fe 

Hecht,  dwl  11  Garden 
Monahan  P.  F.,  broker,  dwl  N  s  Grove  nr  Gough 
Monahan  Thomas,  jobwagon,  NVV   cor   Busli  and 

Mont,   dwl  cor  Twentv-third  and  Alaliauja 
MONAHAN  W.  &  CO.,  '(William  Monahan  and 

Timothy  P.   RiordanJ  real  estate  agents,   14 

Geary 
Monahan  William,  fW.  Monahan  &  (7o.y  dwl  117 

Oak 
Monchaut  C,  expressman,  530  Mer,  dwl  519  Geary 
Moncisvais  Carlos,  jeweler  with  Koehler  &  Ritter 
Monck  Richard  H.,  (Hams  &  WrightJ  dwl  1127 

Folsom 
Moncrer  H.  B.,  carpenter  H.C.  League,  128  Kearny 
MoncriefF  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Mondada  John,  (Mondada  Sf  Reaj  dwl  1017  Kearny 
Mondada  &  Rea,  (.John  Mondada  and  F.  Reaj  beer 

cellar,  1017  Kearny 
Mondelet  Frangois,  furnished  rooms,  835  Clay 
Mondt  Philipp,   clerk  with  Treadwell  it.  Co.,  dwl 

917  Mason 
Mone  John  J.,  clerk  with  Sharp  <fe  Lloyd,  dwl  319 

O'Farrell.  rear 
Monell   Frederick,  clerk  with  Bradley  &  Rulofson, 

dwl  7  Prospect  Place 
Monell  George  I.  N.,  assistant  secretary  Odd  Fel- 
lows' Savings  Bank,  325  Montgomery 
Monell  Walter  J.,  (Kennedy  &  M.J  dwl  7  Prospect 

Place 
Moner  Antoine,  laborer,  dwl  Columbia  nr  Califor- 
nia Avenue 
Moneypenny  Charles,  groceries  and  liquors,  136  Na- 
toma 
Moneypenny  Hiram,  laborer,  dwl  720  Third 
Monfiglio  John,  baker,  dwl  314  Pacific 
Mongaillard  Louis,  clerk  with  Lenormand  &  Co,, 

dwl  SW  cor  Piue  and  Dupout 


Prudent  men  insure  in  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  P   VAN"  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  7J6  Kearny  Street,  Merchandise  Brokers. 


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MoDgiven   Michael,    waiter  Lick  House,  dwl  172 

Jessie 
Monin  G.  B.,  shoemaker,  dwl  151  IK  Mason 
MONITOR.    (Catholic    weekly)    Lyous  «fe  Barry, 

proprietors,  office  622  Clay 
Monk  George  R.  E.,  shipcarpeuter,  dwl  Bui'goyne 

Place 
Monkhouse  James,  machinist  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl 

cor  Fremont  and  Folsom 
Monks  Richard  B.,  (widow)  dwl  1008  Clay 
Monks  Samuel,  ladies'  hairdresser  and  wif^maker, 

814  Wash,  dwl  S  s  Bdwy  bet  Hvde  and  Lurkin 
Monnicli   August,    groceries   and  liquors,   NE  cor 

Folsom  and  Eighth 
Monnier  George,  porter  with  Ami  Vignier,  429  Bat 
Monnier  Peter,  salesman,  dwl  Ns Austin  betGough 

and  Octavia 
Monnin  Brothers,  (John  B.,  George  and  Francis) 

boots  and  shoes,  820  Kearny  and  608  and  610 

Washington 
Monnin  Francis,  (Monnin  Bros.)  dwl  820  Kearny 
AEonnin  George,  (Monnin  5/-o«.)  dwl  820  Kearny 
Monnin  John  B.,  ( Monnin  Bros. J  A\i\  1511 J  Mason 
Monogan  Francis,  liquor  saloon,  dwl  N  s  Grove  bet 

Gough  and  Octavia 
Monotti  Paulo,  dwl  638  Pacific 
Monotti  Vincent,  sodamaker  with  Ellerkamp&  Co., 

dwl  NE  cor  Dupont  and  Green 
Monroe  A.,  dwl  Russ  House 
Monroe  Alexander,  carpenter,  dwl  62  Natoma 
Monroe  Andrew,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Monroe  Arthur,   helper  with  Clerc  &.  Co.,  dwl  6 

Washoe  Place 
Monroe  Daniel,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.,  dwl 

228  Folsom 
Monroe  George,  drayman,  dwl  16  Stockton 
Monroe  James,  builder,  dwl  Thirteenth  Avenue  nr 

M,  South  San  Francisco 
Monroe  James,  copyist,  dwl  S  s  Union  bet  Battery 

and  Sansom 
Monroe  Jennie  Mrs.,  dwl  783  Market 
Monroe  William,  merchant,  dwl  510  Dupont 
Monroe.— See  Munroe 
Monsees   Carsten,   drayman,   28  Battery,  dwl  N  s 

McAllister  bet  Buchanan  and  Webster 
Monsees  Richard,  clerk  with  Wright  Bros.,  dwl  SW 

cor  Sixth  and  Stevenson 
Monson  Mons,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Monstery  T.  H.,  professor  fencing,  Olympic  Club 
MONTAGXIE   JOSEPH   E.   De   La,   contractor, 

office  10  Stevenson's  Building,  dwl  708  Stockton 
Montague  Benjamin,  baker  with  James  Donnelly, 

dwl  11  Louisa 
Montague  Charles,  machinist  Pacific  Iron  Works 
Montague  Edward,  gymnast,  dwl  15  Second 
Montague  Francois,  laborer  with  Francis  Vos8,dwl 

102  Sixth 
Montague  George  F.,  (Preble  &  Co.)  dwl  14  Mason 
Montague  James  P.,  master  mariner,  dwl  W  s  Fill- 
more bet  Grove  and  Hayes 
Montague  James  S. ,  machinist,  dwl  258  Third 
Montague  Mary  Mrs.,  dressmaking,  214  Fourth 
Montague  Michael,  plasierer,  dwl  214  Fourth 
MONTAGUE  RICHARD  W.,  freight  agent  with 

C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  foot  Second,  dwl  1022  Geary 
Montague  S.  S.,  chief  engineer  C.  P.  R.  R.,  office 

427  California 
Montague  Victor,  confectioner,  dwl  631  Pacific 
Montague  W.  W.,  (Locke  &  M.J  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Montana  Edward,  waiter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Moutandon  Philip,  waiter  with  Dingeon  &■  Hau- 

brich,  dwl  4  St.  Mary  Place 
Montano    Andres    A.,    lithographic    printer    with 

George  H.  Baker,  dwl  408  California 
Montcharmont  Prosper,  compositor  Courrier  de  San 

Francisco,  dwl  318  Broadway 
MoDteith  Andrew,  painter,  dwl  1236  Folsom 
Mouteith  Charles  E.,  clerk  with  Thomas  Monteith, 
dwl  802  Howard 


MONTEITH  THOMAS,  agent  Albany  (Oregon) 

Flour  Mills, 313  Da  vis, dwl  American  Exchange 
Montell  Edgar  H.,  (  Wafers  &  Co.  J  dwl  9  Park  Av 
Montell  E,  H.,  dwl  1217  Clay 
Montell  Francis  M.,  assistant  assessor  U.  S.  Internal 

Revenue,  dwl  Silver  Av  nr  San  Jose  Road 
Montevede  Ramona,  (widow)  dwl  45  Maiden  Lane 
Monteverde  Jean  B.,  (Castagnetto  Sf  M.jAvil  1132 

Dupont 
Monty  James,  ouartermaster  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Montford  Alfrea  N.,carpenter,dwlSteinernr  Hayes 

Montgomery ,  dwl  316  Pine 

Montgomery  Atkin,  assistant  engineer  S.  V.  Water 

Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  Bay  and  Hyde 
MONTGOMERY  AVENUE  COMMISSIONERS, 

office  1,  2  and  3  Montgomery  Block 
Montgomery   Baths  Co.,   (John    Brand,    Charles 

Knoech'elnnd  Georse  CipricoJ&2i  Montgomery 
MONTGOMERY  BLOCK,  E  s  Montgomery   bet 

Washington  and  Merchant 
Montgomery  Charles,  boarding  and  lodging,  136  Na- 
toma 
Montgomery  Edward  L.,  miner,  d^l  SE  cor  Capp 

and  Twenty-fourth 
Montgomery  Frank,  molder  with  John  G.   lis,  dwl 

S  8  Natoma  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Montgomery  George  H.,  manager   Oakland  News, 

office  509  Clay,  res  Oakland 
Montgomery  Henry,  (Henry  Montgomery  &    Go.) 

dwl  11§2  Folsom 
Montgomery  Heni-y  &.  Co.,  wood  and  coal,  1148  Fol 
Montgomery  House,  William  Perkin  proprietor,  615 

Mission 
Montgomery  James,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Drunim 

and  Washington 
Montgomery  Johanna  M.,  (widow)dwl  60  Clem, rear 
Montgomery  John,  pantryman  Russ  House 
Montgomery  Josiab,  harnessmaker  with  W.  F.  Dor- 

rance,  dwl  5  Clementina 
Montgomery  Rufus,  carpenter,  dwl  Union  Avenue 

nr  Coartland 
MONTGOMERY   STREET    SOUTH    COMMIS- 
SIONERS, office  415  Montgomery 
MONTGOMERY  STREET  REAL  ESTATE  CO., 

John  D.  Fry  president,  H.  G.  Walton  secretary, 

office  401  California 
Montgomery  Thomas,  dwl  E  s  Ninth  nr  Shipley 
MontgomeiT  William,  molder  Union  Iron  Works, 

dw'l  468  Jessie 
Montgomeiy  William, sheepshearer, dwl  512  Mission 
MONTGOMERY  ZACHARIAH,  attorney  at  law, 

office  20  Exchange  Building,   606  Washington, 

res  Oakland 
Alontpellier  Albert,  cashier  with  A.  Borel   &   Co., 

dwl  912  Clay 
Montrose  J.  B.,  carpenter  H.  C  League,  128  Kearny 
Montuori  Guiseppe,  clerk  with  Piacentili  &  Co.,  20 

Washington 
Mooar    George  Rev.,    professor  theology.  Pacific 

Theologicical  Seminary.  502  Mont,  res  Oakland 
Moock  George,  (Moock  &  AnizJ  dwl  558  Stevenson 
Moock  <fe  Antz,  (^rjeor/re  Moock  and   Henry  Antz) 

butchers,  Grand  Central  Market 
Moody  Edwin,  engraver  with  George  H.  Baker,dwl 

5i6  Branuan 
Moody  James,  gardener,  dwl  S  a  Twenty-fourth  nr 

Bryant 
Moody  John,  lastmaker  with  Shepherd  &  Carroll, 

dwl  164  Tehama 
MOODY  JOHN  C,  apothecary,  NE  cor  Kearny 

and  Sutter,  dwl  1422  California 
MOODY  JOSEPH  L, capitalist,  office  329  Mont, 

(and  Moody  &  Farishj  dwl  SE   cor  Jones  and 

Lombard 
Moody  Silas  A.,  clerk,  dwl  544  Washington 
Moody  Stephen  8.,  laborer  Lombard  U.  S.  Bonded 

Warehouse,  dwl  W  s  Battery  bet  Vallejo  and 

Green 
Moody  Volney  D.,  porkpacker,  dwl  833  Bush 


JONES,  PULIiMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Sewing  and  Embroidering  Silks. 


REDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Druggists'  Qlassware,  eta 


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Moody  William,  fG.  H.  Reynolds  &  Co.)  dwl  1314 

Washinfiton 
Moody  William  E.,  bookkeeper  with   Bamber  & 

Co  8  Express,  dwl  2017  Howard 
MOODY  <fe  FARISH,   (Joseph  L.    Moody)   com- 
mission hides,  wool  and  tallow,  210  Davis' 
MoofT  Samuel,  butcher  with   C.  Lehmann,  dwl  cor 

Eddy  and  Jones 
Moon  Andrew,  real  estate,  dwl  514^  Third 
Moon  Andrew  J.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  205  Hyde 
Moon  John  B.,  real  estate,  dwl  42  Sixth 
Moone  James,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 

Idaho 
Mooney  A.  Mrs.,  jnnitor  North  Cosmopolitan  School 
Mooney  Arthur,  waiter  Lick  House,  dwl  163  Minna 
Mooney    Bartholomew,    butcher    with    Robert    F. 

Bunker,  dwl  917  Pacific 
Mooney  Charles,   bootmaker,  dwl  W  s  York    nr 

Solano 
Mooney  Cornelius,   assistant  engineer  S.  F.  F.  D., 

dwl  Niantic  Hotel 
Mooney   Daniel  J.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Van  Ness  Avenue  and  Market 
Mooney  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Mooney  Eliza,    (widow)  dwl  N  s  Fell  bet  Gough 

and  Octavia 
Mooney  Frank,  compositor  S.F.  Chronicle,  dwl  209 

Second 
Mooney  Hugh,  laborer,  dwl  25  Clementina 
Mooney  Hugh,  liquor  saloon,  138  Second 
Mooney  James,  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co. 's  Wharf, 

dwl  413Brannan 
Mooney  James,  laborer,  dwl  1013  Market 
Mooney  James  J.,  miller  National  Mills,  dwl  913 

Montgomery 
Mooney  John  H.,  machinist,  W  s  Trinity  nr  Sutter, 

dwl  519J  Stevenson 
Mooney  Manuel,  laborer,  412  Pacific 
Mooney  Michael,  real  estate,  dwl  N  s  Pacific  bet 

Laguna  and  Octavia 
Mooney  Patrick,  plasterer,  dwl  2017  Taylor 
Moonev  Patrick,  teamster  with  William  Kerr,  dwl 

903  Battery 
Mooney  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  232  O'Farrell 
MoorW.  H.,  with  Cal.  Steam  Nav.  Co.,  office  NE 

cor  Front  and  Jackson,  dwl  223  Ellis 
Moorbrink  Barney,  tailor,  dwl  5  Thompson  Av 
Moorcroft  Thomas    C,  drayman  with  Thomas  H. 

Selby  &  Co. 
Moore   Albert,  driver  Wheeler  &,  Wilson  Sewing 

Machine  Co.,  dwl  831  California 
Moore  Alfred,  clerk,  37  California  Market,   dwl  535 

California 
Moore   Alfred,  clerk   with  Moore  &  Co.,  NE  cor 

California  and  Davis,  dwl  573  Harrison 
Moore  Alfred  S.,  agent  Pacific  Pump  Manufacturing 

Co.,  318  Pine,  dwl  573  Harrison 
Moore  Allen   L.,  bartender  Alhambra  Theater  Sa- 
loon, dwl  52  Minna 
Moore  Alonzo,  laborer  Kimball  Manufacturing  Co., 

dwl  N  8  Haight  nr  Fillmore 
Moore  Annie,  (widow)  dwl  514  Bryant 
Moore  Arthur  B.,  blacksmith  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  -524  Mission 
Moore  Arthur  W.,  (Magee  &  M.J  dwl  819  Post 
Moore  Austin  D., /'Jibore   Bros.)   dwl  1516  Folsom 
Moore  Bartholomew,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Grove  nr 

Octavia 
Moore   Benjamin,  sash'  and  blindmaker,   dwl  608 

Leavenworth 
Moore  Benjamin   C,  collector  with   C.   S.  N.  Co., 

dwl  132  Fourth 
Moore  Bethuel  C,  shipping  clerk,  dwl  1424  Pine 
Moore  B.  P.,  salesman  with  N.  P.  Cole  &  Co.,  dwl 

1914  Stockton 
MOORE  BROTHERS,  f.L  Preston  andAustin  D.J 

importers  and  commission  merchants,  rooms  9 

and  10,  109  California 
Moore  C,  miner,  dwlCoso  House 


Moore  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  925  Folsom 
Moore   Charles,  hostler  with  J.  B.  Dorr,   dwl  408 

Bush 
Moore  Charles,  longshoreman,  dwl  226  Ritch 
Moore  Charles,  miller,  dwl  418  Powell 
Moore   Charles,  porkpacker,   bds  SW   cor  Market 

and  Steuart 
Moore  Charles,  upholsterer,  dwl  10  Powell 
Moore   Charles  H.,  foreman   California  Mills,  dwl 

1011  Howard 
Moore  Charles  I.,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Moore  Charles  M.,  longshoreman,  dwl  245  Fremont 
Moore  Daniel  H.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  517  Mis.sion 
Moore  David,  ( Hayison  &  M.J  dwl  1 1  Rausch 
Moore  David,  (John  Lee  Sf  Co. J  dwl  E  s  Devisa- 

deronr  Turk 
Moore  David  M.,  (W.  H.  Sf   J).  M.  MooreJ  dwl  18 

First 
Moore  Dennis  B.,  salesman  with  E.  C.  Kennedy, 

219  Bush 
Moore  D.  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  42  Vallejo 
Moore  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  Wisconsin  House 
Moore  Edward,  fruits,  SW  cor  Dora  and  Harrison 
Moore  Edward,  helper,  dwl  47  Ecker 
Moore  Edward  E.,  seeds  and  plants,  425  Washing- 
ton, dwl  S  8  Sacramento  bet  Mason  and  Powell 
Moore  Edward    F.,   carriagetrimmer  with    M.  W. 

Allen  &  Co.,  dwl  439  Minna 
MOORE  E.  J.  &  J.  H.,    attorneys  at  law,  office 

77  and  78  Montgomery  Block 
Moore  Elizabeth,  dwl  Railroad  Av  nr  N,  South  S  F. 
MOORE  ELLIOTT  J.,  (E.  J.  Sf  J.H.MooreJ  dwl 

2016  Powell 
Moore  Francis,  dwl  708  Mission 
Moore  George,  architect,  dwl  12  Stanford 
Moore  George,   carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Selina  Place 
Moore  George,  grain  weigher,  dwl  305  Davia 
Moore  George,  plasterer,  dwl  NE  cor  Bryant  and 

Twenty-fifth 
Moore  George  A.,  clerk  with   C.  Adolphe  Low   & 

Co.,  dwl  573  Harrison 
Moore  George  A.,   di-avman  with  W.  W.  Dodge  & 

Co.,  dwl  3161  Third 
Moore  George  H.,  bookkeeper,  dvrl  319  Geary 
Moore  George  H.,  (Moore  &  Co. J  dwl  1028  Bush 
Moore  George  W.,  tinsmith  with  Osgood  &  Stetson, 

dwl  1505  Stockton 
Moore  Helen,  (widow)  dwl  42  Sixth 
Moore  Henry,  dwl  631  Sacramento 
Moore   Henry,   butcher,  dwl  E  s  Geneva  bet  Brail- 

uan  and  Towusend 
Moore  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Moore  Henry,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,    dwl  123 

Fifth 
Moore  Henry  J.,  plumber,  dwl  128  Silver 
Moore  Henry  K.,  attorney  at  law,   office  20  and  21 

Court  Block,  636  Clay,  dwl  1004  Pine 
MOORE  HORACE  H.,  books,  stationery  and  law 

blanks,  609  Mont,  dwl  17  Anthony 
Moore   Isaac,  carpenter  Beale  St.  Planing  Mill,  dwl 

230  Berry 
MOORE  ISIDOR  C,  importer  and  commission  mer- 
chant, rooms  11  and  12,  109  Cal,  dwl  702  Sutter 
Moore  Jacob,  assay  department  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

Ellis  bet  Octavia  and  Laguna 
Moore  Jacob  G.,   assistant  abstract  clerk  Custom 

House,  dwl  1426  California 
Moore    James,    capitalist,     321    Front,    dwl    1054 

Howard 
Moore  James,  carder  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  E  8  Columbia  bet  Nineteenth  and 

Solano 
Moore  James,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Moore   James   B.,  blacksmith   and  carriagemaker, 

W  s  Webb  nr  California,  dwl  257  Minna 
Moore  James  B.,  bookkeeper  with  Sroufe,  Sweeney 

&  Co.,  dwl  Rus8  House 
Moore  James  J.,carriagemaker  with  Eugene  James, 

dwl  424  Shipley 


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Moore  James  S.,  milkranch,  dwl  Noe  Valley,  San 

Miguel  Rauch 
Moore  James  S.  porter  with  C.  Adolplie  Low  &  Co., 

dwl  Elizabeth  bet  Castro  and  Diamond 
Moore  James  W.,  engineer,  dwl  532  Mission 
Moore  Jane  A.  Mrs.,  millinery,  316J  Third 
Mooie  Johanna  H.,  (widow)  dwl  514  Bryant 
Moore  John,  driver,  dwl  304  Beale 
Moore  John,  laborer,  dwl  911  JIarket 
Moore  John,  laborer,  dwl  1405  Pacific 
Moore  John,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Moore  John,  seaman,  bds  20  Commercial 
Moore  Jolm,  f Moore  Sf  Doicney)  dwl  6fi2  Mission 
Moore  John,  (Moore  Sr  Murphy)  dwl  254^  Clara 
Moore    John   A.,   principal    Tenth    St.    Grammar 

School,  dwl  1906  Mission 
Moore  John  A.,  (Dutlon  &  M.J  dwl  22  Stanley  Place 

nr  Harrison 
Moore  John  J.,  drygoods    and    varietieB,  SE  cor 

Twenty-second  and  Polsom 
Moore  John  K.,  lumberman,  dwl  Overland  House 
Moore  Jolm  M.,  office  77  Montgomery  Block,  dwl 

704  Howard 
Moore  John  O.,  clerk,  dwl  319  Geary 
Moore  John  R.  S.,  drayman  with  H.  W.  Gray  & 

Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  First  and  Stevenson 
Moore  John  W.,  special  policeman,  dwl  SW  cor 

Vallejo  and  Davis 
Moore  John  W..  (colored)   calker,  dwl  607  Powell 
Moore  Joseph,  blacksmith,  dwl  E  s  Devisadero  nr 

Turk 
Moore  Joseph,  superintendent  Risdon  Iron  and  Lo- 
comotive Works,  dwl  642  Second 
MOORE  JOSEPH  H.,  (E.  J.  and  J.  H.  Moore) 

attorney  at  law,  office  77  and  78  Montgomery 

Block,  dwl  W  8  First  Avenue  bet  Fifteenth  and 

Sixteenth 
Moore  .Joseph  J.,  carpenter,  571  Mission,  dwl  S  s 

Fell  bet  Steiner  and  Pierce 
Moore  J.  Preston,  f Moore  Bros.)  res  Oakland 
Moore  Justin,  C  Taylor  Sf  M.)  dwl  636  Minna 
Moore  Justin  P.  Rev.,  (Garland  Sf  M.)  dwl  1511^ 

Sacramento 
Moore  Lorenzo,  millwright,  dwl  28  Rineon  Place 
Moore  JIatrgie  Miss,  actress  Alhambra  Theater,  dwl 

.535  Mission 
Moore  Martha,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  SOSBusb 
Moore  Martin,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Moore  Martin,  special  policeman,  dwl  cor  Anthony 

and  Jessie 
Moore  M.  B.  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Lincoln  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  24  Ellis 
Moore  Michael,  blacksmith  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

815  Market 
Moore  Micliael,  bootmaker   with    Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  424  Shiplev 
Moore  Michael,  driver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  207 

Fourth 
Moore  Michael,  laborer  -with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 
Moore  Moses,  clerk,  dwl  10  Powell 
Moore  Nathan  W.,  private  school,  SW  cor  Mason 

and  Geary 
Moore  Octaviiis  G.,  draftsman  with  Wright  &  San- 
ders, dwl  12  Stanford 
Moore  Owen,  liquor  saloon.  NW  cor  Sixteenth  and 

Guerrero 
Moore  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  1410  Tavlor 
Moore  Peter,  (Moore  Sf  WrageJ  dwl  NE  cor  Pacific 

and  Polk 
Moore  Philip,  laborer,  dwl  519  Mission 
Moore  Philip  C,  carpenter,  dwl  N  b  Eddy  bet  Scott 

and  Pierce 
Moore  Phineas  C,  barkeeper  with  Timothy  Giblin, 

6  Mission 
Moore  K.  C,  compositor  S.  P.  Chronicle,  dwl  Nu- 
cleus House 
Moore  Richard,  laborer  with  G.  Torrens,  dwl  N  b 

Clay  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 


Moore  Robert,  baker,  dwl  7  Rausch,  rear 
Moore  Robert,  boottitter,  dwl  22  Clarice  Place 
Moore  Robert,  salesman  with  McCain,  Flood  &  Mc- 

Clnre,  dwl  1143  Folsom 
Moore  Robert  B.,  sawyer  with  Swan,  Dunbar  <fe  Co., 

dwl  319  Folsom 
Moore   Robert   H.,   hydrographical  engineer   Tide 

Land  Survey 
Moore  Samnel  H.,  proprietor  Russ  House  coaches, 

dwl  754  Howard 
Moore  Samuel  W. ,  seedstore,  310  Washington,  dwl 

Brooklyn  Hotel 
iMoore  Susan  A.,  dressmaker,  dwl  708  Mission 
Moore  Sylvester,  waterman,  dwl  315  First 
Moore  Thomas,  dwl  N  s  Hickory  nr  Octavia 
Moore  Thomas,  dwl  S  s  Fell  nr  Octavia 
Moore  Thomas,  wood  and  coal,  924  Folsom,  dwl  423 

Clementina 
Moore  Thomas  W.,  real  estate,  office  306  Pine,  dwl 

422  Sutter 
Moore  T.  R.,  dwl  421  Bush 
Moore  W.  H.  &  D.  M.,  brassfounders  and  finishers, 

112  Beale 
Moore  Wilbur  W.,  clerk  with  Winans  &  Belknap, 

dwl  1106  Powell 
Moore  William,  boarding,  9  Broadway 
Moore  William,  blacksmith  with  Patrick  Brannan, 

dwl  240  Naloma 
Moore  William,  bricklayer,  bds  127  Jackson 
Moore  William,  fireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Moore  William,  horse-nailmaker,  dwl  NE  cor  Jack- 
son and  Davis 
Moore  William,  longshoreman,    dwl   S  s  Alta  bet 

Sansom  and  Montgomery 
Moore  William,  plasterer,  dwl  408  Vallejo 
Moore  William,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  dwl  160  Jessie 
Moore  William,  special  policeman,  dwl  Union  bet 

Battery  and  Sansom 
Moore  William,  stevedore,  dwl  Sansom  bet  Green- 
wich and  Filbert 
Moore  William,  teamster  with  C.  L.  Place  &  Co., 

dwl  SW  cor  Steuart  and  Folsom 
Moore  William,  waterman,  dwl  242  Fremont 
Moore  William,  (Moore  &  Armstrong)  dwl  5  La- 
tham Place 
Moore  William  H. .  clerk    collection    department, 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  220  O'Farrell 
Moore  William  H.,  (W.  H.  &   D.  M.  Moore)  dwl 

18  First 
Moore  William  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  SW  cor  Clinton 

and  Brannan 
Moore  William  P.,  draftsman  with  Raun  &  Taylor, 

.502  Montgomery 
Moore  William  T.,  "clerk,  521  Kearny,  dwl  919  How 
Moore  Z.,  laboi-er,  dwlNW  cor  First  and  Brannan 
Moore  Z.    W.,   fruits  and  vegetables,  37-39   Cali- 
fornia Market.,  dwl  208  Post 
Moore  &  Armstrong,  (William  Moore  and  John  S. 

Armstrong)  wood,  coal  and  feed,  915  Post 
MOORE  &  CO.,  (George  H.  Moore)  shipping  and 

commission  merchants,  NE  cor  Cal  and  Davis 
Moore  &  Downey,  fJoA/i  Moore  and  John  Downey ) 

coal  and  wood,  662  Mission 
Moore  &  Murphy,  [John  Moore  and  John  Murphy) 

boots  and  shoes,  129  Sixth 
MOORE  &  WRAGE,  (Peter  Moore   and   August 

Wrage)  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Pacific 

and  Polk 
Moore. — See  More 
Moorhead  James,  (S.   P.   Holden  &   Co)  dwl  725 

Bush 
Moorhead. — See  Morehead 
Moors  Henry  C,  contractor,  dwl  123  Fifth 
Moors  John,  machinist,  dwl  431  Pine 
Moos  Christian,  longshoreman,  dwl  12  Howard 
Moos  G.  C,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  5  Mission 
Moos  John,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Moose  Herman,  tobacco  dealer,  dwl  119  Powell 
Mooser  William,^ JoA«si!o?j  &  ^.y  dwl509  Lombard 


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MooBliake  Rebecca,  (widow)  dwi  245  Stevenson 
Moote  David,  carpenter,  dwl  29  Rutledge  Avenue 

Bernal  Higlite 
Moote  Samuel,  compoBitor  with  Bacon  &  Company, 

dwl  '2d  Rutledge  Avenue,  Bernal  Hitjhts 
Mootry  George  H.,  special  agent  Globe  Mutual  Life 

Ill's.  Co.,  6  Montgomery,  dwl  708  Mission 
Mora  Thomas,  barkeeper,  G'27  Pacific 
MORAGHAN  MICHAEL  B.,  oyster  salooon,   68 

California  Market,  dwl  3  Harlan  Place 
Moral  Nathan,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  909  Stockton 
Morales  Albert,  tinsmith  with  Locke  &MoutaKue 
Moran  Anue  Madame,  clairvoyant,  dwl  730  Folsom 
Moran  Bernard,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Ash  bet  Laguna 

and  Buchanan 
Moran   Bernard,  painter,  1616  Pacific,  dwl  1415 

Pacific 
Moran  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl562Natoma 
Moran  Charles,  laborer  with  P.  D.  Code  &  Co., dwl 

Manhattan  House 
Moran  Christy,  fireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
MoranE.  &P.,  manufacturers  and  jobbers  cigars, 

709  Battery 
Moran  Edward,  hostler,  dwl  S  s  California  bet  De- 

visndero  and  Broderick 
Moran  Edward,  painter,  dwl  1505  Franklin 
Moran  Edward,  (E.  &  P.  Moran)  dwl  416  Filbert 
Moran  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  10'2Natoma 
Moran  Francis  J.,  blacksmith  with  Albert  Folsom, 

dwl  209  Minna 
Moran  Frank,  groceries  and  liquors,  164  Jessie 
Moran  Harrison,  milkman,  dwl  237  Ritch 
Moran  Henry,  laborer  with  J.   B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Moran  James,  salesman  with  Wand  &.  Co.,  dwl  728 

Howard 
Moran  John,  laborer,  dwl  12  Miller  Place,  rear 
Moran  John,  laborer,  dwl  219  First 
Moran  John,  laborer,  dwl  222  Ritch 
Moran  John,  stonecutter,   dwl  Ss  Grove  bet  Polk 

and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Moran  John  M.,  bookkeeper  La   Grande  Laundry, 

618  Market,  dwl  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Folsom 
Moran  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  W  e  Fremont  bet  Bry- 
ant and  Harrison 
Moran  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  156  Shipley 
Moran  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  707  Front 
Moran  Patrick,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  Decatur  nr  Bryant 
Moran  Patrick,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Moran  Patrick,  miner,  dwl  333  Bush 
Moran  Patrick,   (Mnpcan  &,   M.J  dwl  N  s  Howard 

bet  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 
Moran  Peter,  fE.  &  P.  Moran)  dwl  416  Filbert 
Moran  Susan  E.  Miss,  compositor  Women's  Cooper- 
ative Printing  Union,  dwl  420  Natoma 
Moran  Thomas,  dwl  29  Commercial 
Moran  Thomas,  laborer  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl 

Fifth  Avenue 
Moran  Thomas,   marker  La  Grande  Laundry,   dwl 

E  6  Thirteenth  nr  Folsom 
Moran  Thomas,    milkrancb,     Precita    Avenue    nr 

Mission 
Moran  Thomas,   (Thomas  Moran  Sf   Co.)  dwl  29 

Commercial 
Moran  Thomas  &  Co./ Thomas  Mclnerney )  real  es- 
tate iigeiiti,  office  605  Sacramento 
Moran  Thomas  A.,  deputy  gas  inspector,  dwl  13 

Lafayette 
Moran  Tliomas  J.,  dyer  Pioneer  Woolen  Factoiy, 

dwl  North  Point"  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Moran  Thomas  J.,   ironer  White's  Laundry,  dwl  3 

Garden 
Moran  Tim.  0.    S.,  salesman,   9  Montgomery,  dwl 

421  Powell 
Moran  William,  waiter  Union  Club,  dwl  420  Na- 
toma 
Morand  Thomas  M..  carpenter,  dwl  15  Miller  Place 


Morang  James,  teamster,  bds  SW  cor  Market  and 

Stenart 
Morang  Jean  B.,  hay  and  feed,  1118  Pacific 
Morang  Joseph,  dwl  1118  Pacific 
Morante  Jose,  cigarmaker  with  Weil  &  Co.,  dwl 

4  St.  Charles  Place 
Moraskey  Gabriel,  dwl    Na   Precita    Avenue    bet 

Mission  and  Howard 
Moray  D.  <).,  carpenter,  dwl  510  Howard 
Morcel  Joseph,  blacksmith,  510  Pine,  dwl  NE  cor 

Broadway  and  Kearny 
Morchio  John,  peddler,  dwl  1107  Kearny 
Mordecai  Hanna,  (widow)    dwl  62  First 
Mordecai  Isaac,  engineer  Pacific  Barrel  &,  Keg  Fac- 
tory, dwl  Mississippi  bet  Solano  and  M  iriposa 
Mordecai  Isaac  T.,  carrier  Morning  Call,  dwl  E  s 

Mississippi  bet  Solano  and  Mariposa 
More  Clark,  leatherdealer,  dwl  1025  Mission 
More  Henry  C,  teamster  with  William  H.  Staniels, 
dwl  S  8  Sacramento  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 
More  John,  miner,  dwl  344  Fiftli 
More  Samuel,  (Pond,  Reynolds  &  Co.)  dwl  Lick 

House 
More  Stuart,  cooper  San  Francisco  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  1.55  Shipley 
More  T.  Wallace,  asphaltum  dealer,    116  Kearny, 

res  Santa  Barbara  Co. 
More. — See  Moore 
Moreau  Eugene,  machinist  with  Samuel   Hill,  dwl 

115  Shipley 
Moreau  Georges,  salesman  City  of  Paris,  dwl  421 

Minna 
Morehouse   George  W.,   (James  Harvey  db    Co.) 

dwl  639  Market 
Morehouse  John  H. ,  master  mariner,  office  8  Clav, 

dwl  909  McAllister 
Morehouse  Lebrand,  dwl  421  Fourth 
Morehouse  William  P.,  watchman  U.  S.  Treasuiy, 

dwl  314  Fifth 
Moreiro   Rodriguez,  (Alves,  Estelita   cSj-  M.)    420 

Drumm 
Morelli   Sebastiana,  fruits  and   confectionery,   dwl 

610  Filbert 
Morelos  Antonio,  cigars  and  tobacco,  613  Pacific, 

dwl  5  Morey  Alley 
Moretti  Charles,  teacher  music,  dwl  106  Stockton 
Morey  Charles,  clerk,  dwl  727^  Clementina 
Morey  Henrietta,  (widow)  dwl  727i  Clementina 
Morgan  Augustine,  drayman  with  Pascal,  Dubedat 

&  Co.,  dwl  Gold  nr  Montgomery 
Morgan  Benjamin,  bookkeeper,  dwl  739i  Clem 
Morgan  Benjamin,  (Morgan  &    Hcydenfeldt)  dwl 

1013  Washington 
Morgan  Broderick,  carpenter,  dwl  28  Seventh 
Morgan    Charles  B.,    clerk  collection    department 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  1027  Harrison 
Morgan  Charles  B.,  (Williams,  Blanchard  &  Co.) 

awl  Union  Club 
Morgan  Cynthia  H.,  (widow)  dwl  1916  Taylor 
Morgan  David  Jr.,  ( S.  L.  Mastick  &   Co.)  dwl 

1520  Mason 
Morgan  David  T.,  (Morgan  &   Wilton)  dwl  Wa 

Guerrero  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Morgan  E.  A.,  blacksmith  with  City  Railroad,  dwl 

1005  Natoma 
Morgan  Edgar  M.,  surveyor,  dwl  776  Howard 
Morgan  Edward  H.,  bookkeeper  with  Badger  &. 

Lindenberger,  dwl  16  Hampton  Place 
Morgan  E.  N.,  dwl  What  Ciieer  House 
Morgan  Frank  R.,  dairyman  with  William  W.  Coll, 

dwl  W  8  San  Bruno  Road  nr  Twenty-eighth 
Morgan  George  A.,  plasterer,  dwl  416  Shotwell 
Morgan  George  F.  6.,  student,  dwl  5!I2  Mont 
Morgan  George  G.  W.,  bookkeeper  Merchants'  Ex- 
change Bank,  dwl  742  Harrison 
Morgan  George  W.,   real  estate  agent,  office  522 

Montgomery,  dwl  708  Mission 
Morgan  Henry  H.,  engineer  stm  Vallejo,  Front  St. 
Wharf,  dwl  827  Montgomery 


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Morgan  Hugh,  bookkeeper  Bauk  British  Columbia, 

dwl  545  Folsotn 
Morgiin  James,  coach  driver  Pacific  Hotel,  109  Pac 
Morgan  James,   deckhand  stm  Alameda,  dwl  617 

Davis 
Morgan  James,  laborer  with  S.  P.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

132  First 
Morgan  James,  watchman  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Co., 

dwl  350  Third 
Morgan  James  H.,  (Gibson  &  Co. J  dwl  256  Steuart 
Morgan  James  P.,  boarding,  606  Third 
Morgan  Joim,  bricldayer,  owl  1130  Market 
Morgan  John,  laborer,  dwl  Adams  House 
Morgan  John,  laborer  with  John  Wagoner,  dwl 

San  Bruno  Road  nr  Islais  Creek 
Morgan  John,  mariner,  dwl  230  Kearny 
Morgan  John,  seaman,  dwl  Mount  Hood  House 
Morgan  Johu  A.,  agent,  dwl  703  Greenwich 
Morgan  John    H.,   superintendent    Kincou    Wool 

Depot,  dwl  270  First 
MORGAN  JOHN  S.,  (Morgan  &  Co.,  CreUiri  & 

Co.,  and   Thomas  Crelliii  Sf  Co.)  dwl  SW  cor 

Mission  and  Twenty-fifth 
Morgan  Joseph,  dwl  828  Vallejo 
Morgan  Joseph  A.,  sailmaker,  34  Steuart,  dwl  32 

Minna 
Morgan  Joseph  W.,  machinist  with  Isaac  H.  Small, 

dwl  S  8  Clementina  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Morgan  L.  A.  Mrs.,  principal  Fourth  St.  Primary 

School,  dwl  21  Powell 
Morgan  Lawrence  T.  C,  waiter,  dwl  Flint  Alley  nr 

Battery 
Morgan  Levi  A.,  laborer,  dwl  Ss  Eighteenth  bet 

Hartford  and  Castro 
Morgan   Mary  C,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  110 

Silver 
Morgan  Newton,  railroad  agent,  dwl  412  Jones 
Morgan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  148  Minna 
Morgan  Philip,  grainer,  dwl  244  Clara 
Morgan  Samuel,  dwl  23  Ellis 
Morgan  T.,  hostler  City  Railroad 
Morgan  Thomas  E.,  blacksmith,  dwl  1005^  Natoma 
Morgan  Thomas  W.,  civil  engineer  and  surveyor, 

office  .528  California 
Morgan  William,  carpets,  24  Fourth 
Morgan  William,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
Morgan  William  H.,  sailmaker  with  Joseph  A.  Mor- 
gan, dwl  412  Bush 
Morgan  William  P.,  agent  Meriden  Britannia  Co., 

office  200  Sansom,  dwl  Lick  House 
MORGAN  &  CO.,  (John  S.  Morgan,  John  Orel- 

lin    and    Thomas  Crellin)  wholesale  oysters, 

87  California  Market 
MORGAN  &  HEYDENFELDT,  (Benjamin  Mor 

gaii   and   Sol    Heydenfeldt,  Jr.)   attorneys  at 

(aw,  office  414  California 
MORGAN  &  WILTON,  (David  T.  Morgan  and 

Charles   D.    Willonj  physicians  and  oculists, 

office  526  Kearny 
Morganti  Battista,  (Morganti  &  Zanoni)  dwl  716 

Pacific 
Morganti  &  Zanoni,  (Baflisti  Morganti  aud  Gia- 

como    Zanoni)  proprietors  Ticino  Hotel,  716 

Pacific 
Morgeni-oth   Hermann,   barkeeper  with  John  Ips- 

witch,  10  Steuart 
Morgenstern  Adolphe,  clothing,  SW  cor  Pacific  and 

Front,  dwl  SE  cor  Front  and  Broadway 
Morgenstern  Albert,  hairdressiug  saloon,  9  Second, 

dwl  273  Stevenson 
Morgenstern  Alfred  W.,  (Alfred  W.  Morganstern 

&  Go.)  dwl  537  Third 
Morganstern  Alfied  W.  &.  Co.,  (Nathan  Bailey) 

butchers,  546  Third 
Morgenstern  Louis,  clerk  with  Alfred  B.  Eckstein 
Morgenstern    Meyer,    cloaks    and    mantillas,  408 

Kearny,  dwl  310  Kearny 
Morgenstern  Robert,  accountant  Bank  California, 

dwl  811  Jackson 


Morgenstern  Samuel,  clothing,  201  and  203  Pacific, 
dwl  1118  Leavenworth 

Morgenthau  Max,  importer  and  jobber  gent's  fur- 
nishing goods,  108  Bush,  dwl  1119  Stockton 

Morgonti  Batista,  wine  and  liquor  saloon,  761  Clay 

Morhange  Salvador,  Belgian  Consul,  dwl  Grand 
Hotel 

Morhauer  Julius,  mariner,  dwl  250  Spear 

Moriarty  Daniel,  nurse  City  and  County  Hospital 

Moriarty  Eugene,  teamster,  dwl  S  s  Waller  nr 
Webster 

Moriarty  Jeremiah,  expresswagon,  SE  cor  Fourth 
and  Mission,  dwl  264^  Stevenson 

Moriarty  Jeremiah,  tailor  with  William  Sherman 
&  Co.,  dwl  S  8  Turk  bet  Seott  and  Pierce 

Moriarty  John,  laborer,  dwl  24  Howard  Coyrt 

Moriarty  John,  laborer  with  S.  V.  Water  Co. 

Moriarty  Maurice,  laborer,  dwl  E  8  First  Avenue  bet 
Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 

Moriarty  Patrick,  nurse  City  and  County  Hospital 

Moriarty  Thomas,  laborer  with  M.  H.  Turrill,  dwl 
2810  Buchanan 

Moriarty  Timothy,  dairyman,  dwl  S  s  Turk  bet 
Scott  and  Pierce 

Moriaty  Morris,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 

Morinos  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturers,  548 
Clay 

MORISON,  HARRIS  &  CO.,  (Thomas  A.  Mor- 
ison.  Albert  H.  Harris,  Thomas  H.  Morison 
and  Gardner  8.  Hutchinson)  importers  and 
manufacturers  Star  Brand  shirts,  drawers,  col- 
lars, etc.,  112  Bush 

Morison  James  H.,  clerk  with  S.  A.  Morison,  dwl  E 
8  Capp  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 

MORISON  SAMUEL  A.,  real  estate,  office  14 
Merchants'  Exchange,  dwl  E  s  Capp  bet  Six- 
teenth and  Seventeenth 

Morison  Thomas  A.,  (Morison,  Harris  &  Co.)  res 
New  York 

Morison  Thomas  H.,  (Morison,  Harris  &  Co.)  res 
Norwalk,  Conn. 

Morison. — See  Mon-ison 

Moritz  Frederick,  amalgamator,  dwl  4  St.  Mary 
Place 

Moritz  John  C,  market,  NW  cor  Powell  and  Fil- 
bert, dwl  5  Newell 

Moritz  Mark,  commission  merchant,  office  SW  cor 
Sacramento  and  Battery,  dwl  1006  Mission 

Moritz  Michael,  ( Reiss  &  M.)  res  France 

MORKEN  HERMANN  F.,  Frank's  Saloon,  320 
Pine,  dwl  827  Post 

MORLEY  CARMINI,  professor  music,  dwl  618 
California 

Morlock  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  Cedar  Avenue  bet 
Van  Ness  Avenue  and  Polk 

Morlock  Charles  G..  porter  with  Wellman,  Peck  & 
Co.,  dwl  1119  Post 

Morlock  David,  cooper,  dwl  439  Bush 

Morlock  Frederick,  butter,  cheese,  etc.,  23  Metropo- 
litan Market,  dwl  1608  California 

MORNING  CALL,  (daily)  San  Francisco  Call  Com- 
pany publishers, office  525  Montgomery,  editorial 
rooms,  517  Clay 

Morning  Star  G.  and  S.  M.  Co.,  (Alpine  County, 
Cal.)  office  331  Montgomery 

Moron  Benjamin,  (Moron  &  Miller)  dwl  522  Filbert 

Moron  Ermenegildo,  laborer  with  Moron  «k  Miller, 
dwl  .522  Filbert 

Moron  &  Miller,  (Benjamin  Moron  and  J.  Filer 
Miller)  produce  commission  merchants,  SE  cor 
Clay  and  Sansom 

Moroney  Charles,  driver  Omnibus  R.  R. 

Moroney  John,  (John  Moronxy  &  Co.)  dwl  874 
Mission 

Moroney  John  &  Co.,  wholesale  wines  aud  liquoi's, 
737  Market 

Moroney  Paul,  (Hopkins  Sf  M.)  dwl  15  Powell 

Moroney  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  52  Louisa 

Morony  John,  laborer,  dwl  18  Freelon 


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Morppi  Thomas,  laborer  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl 

NW  cor  Berry  and  Third 
Morrel  Frank,  shoemaker,  dwl  28  First 
Moiiel  George  W.  Rev.,  dwl  808  Howard 
Jlorrell  Abraham  J.,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  617  Third 
Morivll    Charles,    musical    instrumentnialier,    116 

Kearny,  dwl  9  Hardie   Place 
Morrell  Frank  D.,  treasurer  H.  C.  League,  office 

128  Kearny 
Morrell  Horace,  druggist,  dwl  30  Stanly  Place 
Morrell  Oliver  L.,  furniture  dealer,  dwl  823  Har 
Morres  Sigmund,  dwl  316  Fell 
Morrill  Augustus,  driver  Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R.  R., 

dwl  34  Austin 
Morrill  Charles  A.,  clerk  with  special  agent  U.  S. 

Treasury  Department,  dwl  1331  PaciKc 
Morrill  Fraiik,  shoemaker  with  I.  M.  Wentworth 

&  Co.,  dwl  589  Market 
Morrill  Frank,  special  policeman,  dwl  340  Third 
Morrill  Frederick  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  Hunters    Pt 
Morrill  .Joseph,  coaciiman  Lick  House 
Morrill  Oliver  C,  merchant,  dwl  712  Leavenworth 
Morrill  Samuel,  (Morrill  &  Co.)  res  Boston 
Morrill  Simon  S.,  molder,  dwl  34  Rausch,  rear 
Morrill  W,   P.,  foreman  with  John  H.  Carmany  & 

Co.,  dwl  618  Hayes 
Moriill  &  Co.,  f  Samuel  Morrill  and. Tames  M.  Mac- 
kin)  ink  manufacturers,  418  Commercial 

Morris ,  machinist,  dwl  431  Pine 

Morris  Aaron,  wholesale  grocer,  713  Sansom,  dwl 

615  Couimercial 
Morris  Abiaham,  real  estate,  office  4  Battery,  dwl 

J  22  O'Farrell 
Morris  Aliraham,  marblecutter,  dwl  151  Tehama 
Morris  Adolpli,  tailor  with  Gabriel  Abraham,  dwl 

753  ]\lission 
Morris  Ann,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  109  Tehama 
Morris  A.  W.,  janitor  California  Pioneers,  dwl  808 

Montgomery 
Morris  B.  &  Co.,  (John  T.  LittlefordJ  manufactur- 
ing jewelers,  613  Sacramento 
Morris  Barnet,  clothing,  dwl  1511  Powell 
Morris  Benjamin, (^5. 3/orr2s  Sf  Co.  J  dwl  1008  Sutter 
Morris  Charles,   mariner,  dwl  SW  cor  Market  and 

Steuart 
Morris  Charles  D.,   clerk  with  Luther  P.  Fisher, 

dwl  .511  Pine 
Morris  David,  locksmith  and  bellhanger,  124^  Post 
Morris   Dennis,   hostler  with  Killip  &  Craig,  dwl 

Polk  bet  Eddy  and  Turk 
Morris  E.   Mrs.,   shirtmaker,  526  Kearny,  rooms  8 

and  9  second  tloor 
Morris  Edward,  clerk,  dwl  1511  Powell 
Morris   Elias,   variety  store,  2005  Polk 
Morris  Ellen  Mrs.,  fruits  and  vegetables,  10  Metro- 
politan Market,  dwl  19  Lewis 
Morris  Frederick,  assayer,  dwl  83  Clementina 
Morris,  Freeman  it  Johnson,   (Henry  S.  Morris, 
William  Freeman  and  Williom.  S.   Johnson) 
(colored)  proprietors  Union  Club,  822  Pacific 
Morris  Geoige,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Morris  George,  waiter,  dwl  182  Stevenson,  rear 
Morris  George    H.,    bookkeeper     with     Milo    P. 

Holmes,  dwl  914  Market 
Morris  George  H.,  lumber  merchant,  dwl  W  s  Shot- 
well  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Morris  Griffith  M.,  clerk  Bank  British  North  Amer- 
ica, dwl  429  First 
Morris  Henry,  tailor,  dwl  125  Fourth 
Morris  Henry  S.,    (colored)    (Morris,  Freeman  Sf- 

Johnson)  dwl  1604  Jones 
Morris  Hertz,  expresswagon,  NE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Washington,  dwl  40  South  Park 
Morris  I.  C,  workman  Beale  St.  Planing  Mill,  dwl 

109  Tehama 
Morris  James,  paver,  dwl  508  Geary 
Morris  Jane,  (widow)  nurse,  dwl  976  Folsom 
Morris  John,   civil  engineer,  dwl   S  e  Eddy   bet 
Pierce  and  Scott 


Morris  John,  cook  P.  M,  S.  S.  Sacramento 

Morris  John,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Moses  Taylor 
Morris  John  J.,  stonecutter,  dwl  5  Harrison  Av 
Morris  John  W.,  freight  agent  steamer  Relief,  Com- 
mercial St.  Wharf 
Morris  Joseph,  (Quclet  Sf  M.)  dwl  151  Tehama 
Morris  Joseph  J.,  special  policeman,  dwl  1406  Mont- 
gomery 
Morris  J.  R.,  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  5  Stock 
Morris  Julius,   manufacturer  and  importer  cigars, 
209  Clay,  dwl  W  s  Howard  bet  Twenty-third 
and  Twenty-fourth 
Morris  L.  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  1604  Jones 
Morris  L.  P.,  carpenter,  dwl  4  Lewis 
Morris  M.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  645  Commercial 
Morris  Martin,  baker  with   P.  Dempsey,  dwl  127 

Fourth 
Morris  Mary  Miss,  operator  with  S.  Popper,  dwl  320 

Pacific 
Morris  Nellie  Miss,  milliner  with  Miss  J.  Desmond, 

dwl  142  Third 
Morris  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Main  bet  Market 

and  Mission 
Morris  Patrick  J.,  (Wason  Sf  M.)  dwl  547^  Tehama 
Morris  Pauline  Mrs.,  clothing,  125  Fourth 
Morris  Peter,  jobwagon,  cor  Market  and  Sansom, 

dwl  W  s  Nevada  nr  Harrison 
Morris  Pincus,  tailor,  dwl  218  O'Farrell 
Morris  Preston,  wood  and  coal,  NE  cor  Buchanan 

and  McAllister 
Morris  Samuel,  groceries,  1139^  Folsom 
Morris  Samuel,  money  order  clerk  S.  F.  Postoffice, 

dwl  451  Stevenson 
Morris  Terrence,  barkeeper,  dwl  318  Pacific 
Morris  Theodore,  locksmith   with  David    Morris, 

124  i  Post 
Morris  Thomas,   laborer  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

268  Clementina 
Morris   William,  clerk,  537   California,   dwl    1023 

Kearny 
Morris   William,   shipcarpenter,  dwl  N  s  Bush  bet 

Scott  and  Devisadero 
MORRIS    WILLIAM    GOUVERNEUR,   U.    S. 
Marshal,  office  5  U.  S.  Court  Building,  NE   cor 
Washington  and  Battery,  dwl  216  Bush 
Morris  William  H.,  machinist  Union  Iron   Works, 

dwl  109  Tehama 
Morris  William  P.,  stock  broker,  dwl  520  Sutter 
Morrison  Alexander,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Morrison  Archibald,  bootmaker,  E  s  Eighth  nr  Bran 
Morrison     Augustus     G.,    lumber     surveyor,    105 

Steuart,  dwl  560  Bryant 
Morrison  Benjamin,  stovemounter  with  Locke  & 

Montague,  dwl  W  s  Nineteenth  nr  Potrero 
Morrison  B.  L.,  cooper,  dwl  Pacific  Hotel 
Morrison  Carlton  J.,  porter  City  Hall,  dwl  Ws  Fair 

Oaks  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty.third 
Morrison  Charles, wagonmaker  with  G.  W.  Knight, 

dwl  cor  Sixth  and  Brannan 
Morrison  Daniel,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Pelican 
Morrison  David,  cartman.  dwl  26  Hunt 
Morrison  Edward,  moulder  and  coremaker,   dwl  8 

Lick  Alley 
Morrison  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  lodgings,  548  Mission 
Morrison  Edward,  waiter   International  Hotel 
Morrison  Frank,  coremaker  Eureka  Foundry,  dwl 

6  Lick  Alley 
MORRISON  GEORGE  H.,  pier  lumber,  13   Steu- 
art, dwl  W  s  Shotwell  bet  Twenty  second  and 
Twenty-third 
Morrison  Henry,  merchant,    dwl  NE  cor   Shipley 

and  Willow 
Morrison  Horace  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  1201  Powell 
Morrison  Howard,  night  watchman   Metropolitan 

Theater,   dwl  717  Montgomery 
Morrison  James,  weaver  Mission  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 
W  s  Capp  bet  Eighteenth  and  Niuteeenth 


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Morrison     James  K.,   storekeeper  American    Ex- 
change Hotel 
Morrison  John,  porter  Occidental   Hotel,  dwl   657 

Mission 
Morrison  John,  machinist  with  William  Caldwell 
Morrison  John  B.,  blacksmith,  671  Mission,  dwl  817 

Post 
MORRISON  JOHN  C.  Jr.,  importer  and  dealer 

wines  and    liquors,    316    Sacramento  and  321 

Commercial,  dwl  817  Howard 
Morrison  John  F.,  carpenter  and  builder,   dwl  nr 

Four  Mile  House,  San  Jose  road 
Morrison  John  H.,  machinist  Pacific  Iron  Works, 

dwl  415  Howard 
Morrison  John  M.,  drayman,  418  Market,  dwl  679 

Harrison 
Morrison  John  W.,  teamster,  2   Steuart,  dwl  805 

Geary 
Morrison  Jonas  J.,  collector  with  Preston  &  Mc- 

Kinnon,  dwl  811  Geary 
Morrison  Joseph  H.,  drayman,  204  Sansom,  dwl  SE 

cor  Jackson  and  Larkin 
Morrison  Maitlia  A.,  (widow)  dwl  668  Harrison 
Morrison  Martin,  packer  with  George   O.  Whitney 

&  Co.,  dwl  18  Anthony 
Morrison  Michael,  laborer  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co., 

dwl  26  Hunt 
Morrison  Neil  G.,  porter  with  Larzelere  &  Beach, 

dwl  1314  Hyde 
Morrison  Oscar,  bookkeeper  with   Edward  Bosqui 

&  Co.,  dwl  323  Kearny 
Morrison  Peter,  express  wagon,  dwl  W  s  Nevada  nr 

Harrison 
Morrison  Peter,  laborer  with    C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl 

NW  cor  Beiry  and  Third 
Morrison  Robert,  "laborer  North   Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Idaho 
MORRISON  ROBERT  F.,  judge   Fourth   District 

Court,  Chambers,  30   Montgomery   Block,  dwl 

127  Kearny 
Morrison  Thomas  H.,  paying  teller  Bank   Califor- 
nia,   dwl    W  8    Howard   bet   Twentieth    and 

Twenty-first 
Morrison  William,  carpenter  H.   C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Morrison  William,  porter  with  Whittier,   Fuller  & 

Co.,  dwl  E  s  Capp  nr  Eighteenth 
Morrison  William,  (colored)  jobber,  dwl   111   Pro- 
spect Place 
Morrison. — See   Morison 
Morrison's  Building,  315  California 
Morrissey  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  367  Clementina 
Morrissey  James,  bootmaker,  5  Sherwood  Place 
Morrissey  James,  fisherman,  dwl  156  Silver,  rear 
Morrissey  James,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Morrissey  Jeremiah,  porter,  7  Sansom,  dwl  67  Clem 
Morrissey  John,  drayman,  dwl  19  Freelon 
Morrissey  John,  expresswagon,  dwl  451  Tehama 
Morrissey  John  W.,  mason,  dwl  NW  cor  Union  and 

Leavenworth 
Morrissej'  Michael,  fireman,  dwl  6  Mission 
Morrissey  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  26  Ritch.  rear 
Morrissey  Michael,  porter  with  George  B.  May  &. 

Co.,  dwl  1710  Sacramento 
Morrissey  Nicholas,  deckhand  steamer  Vallejo,  dwl 

23  Vallejo 
Morrissey  Oliver,  brassfinisher  with  W.  T.  Garratt 

&  Co.,  dwl  516  Folsom 
Morrissey  Patrick,  real  estate,  dwl  449  Tehama 
Morrissey  Peter,  hostler  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R. 
Morrissey  Richard,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  E  s  Dora  nr  Harrison 
Morrissey  William,  carpenter,  dwl  429  Clementina 
Morrissey  William,  porter,  10  Battery,  dwl  17  La- 
fayette Place 
Morrissey  William,  shoemaker,  S  s  Commercial  bet 

Drumm  and  East 
Morrow  Elizabeth  Mrs. ,  seamstress  with  H.  Liebes 

&  Co.,  dwl  116  O'Farrell 


MORROW  GEORGE,  hay  and  grain,  39  Clay  and 

28  Commercial,  dwl  415  Broadway 
Morrow  George  G.,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  dwl  116 

O'Farrell 
Morrow  John   B.,   patentee  Aerial   Steamship,   13 

Fremont,  dwl  838  Mission 
Morrow  Matilda  Mme.,  di-essmaker  aud  ageut  But- 

terick  <fc  Co.'s  Patterns,  116  Post 
Morrow  Richard,  waiter  P.  31.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Morrow  Robert  Major,  paymaster  Dept.  Aiizona, 

otiice  SW  cor  Market  and  Third,  dwl  Occidental 

Hotel 
MORROW  ROBERT  F.,   real  estate,    ofiice    414 

California,  dwl  1224  Pine 
Morrow  William,  finisher  Mission  &  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills 
Morrow  William  W.,  assistant  U.  S.  Attorney,  U. 

S.  Court  Building,  rooms  6-8,  dwl  1507  Larkin 
Morse  Amos  C,  collector  S.  F.  Benevolent  Associa- 
tion, 10  Webb,  dwl  448  Barilett 
Morse  A.  W.,  watchman   U.   S.    B.    Mint,  dwl  cor 

Third  and  Folsom 
Morse  Charles,  conductor  Omnibus  R.  R. 
Morse  Charles  E.,  miner,  dvA'l  239  Clara 
Morse  David  A.,  assay  department  U.  S.  B.  Mint, 

res  Oakland 
Morse  Eben  E.,  drayman,  2l5Front,dwl429  Bryant 
Morse  Edward  A.,  salesman,  223  California 
Morse  Elijah,  f  Morse  J^'   Taylor  J  dwl  548  Natoma 
Morse  Ernest,  teacher,  dwl  44  Third 
Morse  Frank  F.,  bookkeeper  jEtna  Life  Ins.  Co., 

dwl  20  Metcalf  Place 
Morse  George,  (colored)  solicitor  with  John  T.  Cal- 

lender,  dwl  5  Broadway 
MORSE  GEORGE  D.,  photographic  gallery,  315 

Montgomery,  dwl  776  Howard 
Morse  George  F.,  captain  schooner  Bobolink,  How- 
ard St.  Wharf 
Morse  George  W.,  shoemaker  with  Charles  L.  Rowe, 

dwl  263  Third 
Morse  Henry  C,  conductor,  dwl  539  Minna 
Morse  Henry  J.,  expressman,  cor  Market  and  Beale, 

dwl  619  Mission 
Morse  H.  G.,  first  officer  P.  M.  S-  S.  America 
Morse  Isaac  H.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  926  Jackson 
Morse  Jacob,  deckhand  steamer  Express,   Pacific 

St.  Wharf 
Morse  James  Jr.,  carpenter,  dwl  20  Rausch 
Morse  James  H.,  driver  with  Thomas  Day,  dwl  548 

Natoma 
Morse  James  L.,  plasterer,  dwl  7.59^  Mission 
Morse  James  R.,  salesman  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  721  Market 
Morse  Joseph,  fireman,  16  Battery,  dwl  455  Tehama 
Morse  Lansing,  salesman  with  H.  Webster  6c  Co., 

dwl  Lick  House 
Morse  Levi,  lumberman,  dwl  327  Bryant 
MORSE  MATTHEW  P.,  general  agent  ^tna  Life 

Ins.   Co.,   office    504    Kearny,  dwl  20  Metcalf 

Place 
Morse  Stephen  H.,  bagmaker  Golden  Gate  Mills, 

dwl  N  8  Turk  nr  Broderick 
Morse  Thomas  H.,  porter  Clark's  Warehouse,  dwl 

1505  Leavenworth 
Morse  Thomas  J.,  proprietor  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

coaches,  dwl  113  O'Farrell 
Morse  &  Taylor,  (Elijah  Morse  and    William  M. 

Taylor  J  contractors  houseraoving,  639  Mission 
Morshead  John  W.,  traveling  agent  Singer  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  1-39  Montgomery,  dwl  850  How 
Morshead   Philip,   proprietor  Howard  St.  Livery 

and  Sale  Stable,  850  Howard 
Morss  George  A.,  lumberman  with  Asa  M.  Simpson, 

dwl  302  Fremont 
Morte  Jacob,  brewer  Philadelphia  Brewery,  dwl 

228  Second 
Mortensen  Eliza  Mrs.,  embroidery  school,  739  Miss 
Mortensen  James  P.,  carpenter,  dwl  606  Third 
Mortensen  William,  gardener,  dwl  739  Mission 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Pocket  Cutlery  and  Scissora. 


7BBBA  SANTA  is  suitable  for  all  ages  and  both  sexes. 


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Mortetz  John  C,  market,  W  b  Newell  bet  Lombard 

and  Chestunt 
Moitier  Edouard.  (Jacques  &  M.J  dwl  718  Vallejo 
Mortimer  Frank,  comedian  Ned  Buckley's  Varieties 
Mortle  Manuel,  (Belando  &  Co. J  dwl  1210  Powell 
Morton   — ,   pilot,   dwl  N  s  Berry  bet  Tbird  and 

Fourth 
Morton  A.  VV.  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  Mariam 

P.  Eagles,  dwl  1011  Howard 
Morton  Augustine  G.,  dwl  57  Clementina 
Morton  Charles,  ironer  La  Grande  Laundry,  dwl 

E  s  Thirteenth  nr  Folsoni 
Morton   Charles  C,  wharfinger  Greenwich  Dock, 

dwl  1521  Leavenworth 
Morton  Daniel,  milkianch,  dwl  808  Ellis 
Morton  Edward,boxniakerwith  Swan.Dnnbnr  &  Co. 
Morton  Edward,  clerk  with  R.  &  J.   Morton,  dwl 

305  Taylor 
Morton  Edward  C,  clerk    collection    department 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  418  Jones 
Morton  Edward  H.,  watchman  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

1138  Pacific 
Morton   Frank   R.,   clerk   forwarding    department 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  535  Post 
Morton  George  H.,  bookkeeper  with  Rider,  Somers 

&  Co.,   dwl  E  8  Shotwell  bet;  Twenty-second 

and  Twenty-third 
Morton  Georgia  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Spring  Val- 
ley Grammar  School,  dwl  1509  Jackson 
Morton  Harris,  conductor  Central  Railroad 
Morton    Harry,   firemarshal  policeman,  dwl   1031 

Clay 
Morton  Henry  C,  clerk  stm  Santa  Cruz,  dwl  1138 

Pacific 
Morton  Henry  H.,  clerk,  dwl  1105  Stockton 
Morton   Heni-y  R.,  hairdresser,  507  Davis,  dwl  4 

Jackson  Place 
Morton  Hugh,  minstrel,  dwl  127  Morton 
Morton  James  Mrs.,  dwl  314  Tyler 
Morton  J.  B.,  conductor  City  Railroad 
Morton  John,  (Morton  &  O'NeilJ  dwl  E  8  Clemen- 
tina nr  Fifth 
Morton  John,  (R.  &  J.  Morton)  dwl  305  Taylor 
Morton  Joseph  W. ,  cattledealer,  dwl  873  Mission 
Morton  Joshua  B.,  carpenter  and  builder,  office  316 

Montgomery,  dwl  1509  Jackson 
Morton  Lydia,  (widow)  dwl  450  Bartlett 
Morton  Martin  T.,  boxmaker,  dwl  1138  Pacific 
Morton  Nathaniel,  boxmaker  with  Swan,  Dunbar  & 

Co.,  dwl  371  Brannan 
Morton  Phillip  N.,  carpenter,  dwl  Nb  Thirteenth 

bet  Mission  and  Valencia 
MORTON  R.  &  J.,  teamsters,  office  302  Cnl 
Morton  Reuben,  ( R.  &  J.  Morton)  dwl  312  Ellis 
Morton  Robert,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mills,  dwl 

W  8  Georgia  nr  Sierra 
Morton  Robert  L.,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

526  Linden 
Jlorton  Sargent  S.,  foreman  with  R.  &  J.  Morton, 

dwl  526  O'  Farrell 
Morton  Thomas,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mills,  dwl 

S  8  Fourteenth  bet  Harrison  and  Biyant 
Morton  Thomas,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

NVV  cor  Twenty -fourth  and  York 
Morton  William  H.,  captain  bark  N.  S.   Perkins, 

dwl  626  Sutter 
Morton   &   O'Neil,  (John  Morton  and  Alexander 

O'Neil)  boot  and  shoemakers,  675  Market 
Mosbacher  Gerson,  clerk  with  Adolph  Levy,  dwl 

319  Tehama 
Mosch  John,  waiter,  dwl  636  Pacific,  rear 
Moser  Frederick,  liquor  saloon,  W  s   Valencia  nr 

Sixteenth 
Moser  Noibert,   bootmaker    with    Backingbam   & 

Hecht,  dwl  Lafayette  nr  Twelfth 
Moser  William,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 

S.  Orittamme 
Moses  Edward,  clerk,  dwl  314  Bash 
Moees  Jacob,  tailor,  858  Howard 


Moses  Lazarus,  drygoods,  dwl  830  Harrison 
Moses|Lydia  E.  Mrs.,  dwl  S  s  Sixteenth  bet  Guerre- 
ro and  Dolores 
Moses  Maurice,  cutter.U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co.,  dwl  830 

Harrison 
Moses  William  E.,  (Bishop  &  Co.)  716  Market 
Mosgrove  Henry,  clerk  with  Samuel  Mosgrove,  dwl 

J 8  Hawthorne 
MOSGROVE  SAMUEL,  drygoods,  222-224  Third, 

dwl  18  Hawthorne 
Mosheimer  Joseph,  mining  school  and  metallurgical 

works,  2005  Powell,  office  328  Montgomery,  dwl 

2005  Powell 
Mosher  Abraham,  plumber,  dwl  27  Eddy 
Mosher  Daniel,  carpenter  wiih  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl 

15  Stockton 
MOSHER  JAMES  P.,  superintendent  Mercantile 

Agency,  J.  M.  Bradstreet  &  Co.,  313  California, 

dwl  729  Bush 
Mosher  Josiah,  mariner,  dwl  423  East 
Mosier  Gilbert,  piledriver,  dwl  312  Beale 
Mosier  Thomas,  piledriver,  dwl  312  Beale 
Moskimau  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  B.  On- 

liveros,  dwl  2  August  Alley 
Moskiman  R.  H.,  compositor  S.  P.   Chronicle,  dwl 

2  August  Alley 
Moskowitz  Henry,  clerk  21   Metropolitan   Market, 

dwl  232  Stevenson 
Moss  Chailes,  (Moss  Sf  Beadle)  res  Moss  Landing, 

Monterey  Co. 
Moss  Christopher,  clerk  with  Anton  Lamari,  dwl  S 

E  cor  Fifth  and  Perry 
Moss  Daniel,  machinist  with  John  R.  Sims,  dwl  19 

Minna 
Moss  David,  machinist  with  John  R.  Sims,  dwl  19 

Minna 
Moss  Ellis  W.,  cigars  and  tobacco  Bank  Exchange, 

and  7  Merchants'  Exchange,  dwl  320  Fremont 
Moss  J.,  clerk,  dwl  325^  Bush 
Moss  James  W.,  real  estate  agent,  652  Market 
MOSS  J.   MORA.,    president    Ameiican    Russian 

Commercial  Co.,  office  418  Cal,  res  Oakland 
Moss  Joseph,  laborer  with  Dana  &  Codington,  dwl 

Filbert  bet  Buchanan  and  Webster 
Moss  Joseph  J.,  porter  with  Levi  Strauss  &  Co.,  dwl 

455  Tehama 
Moss  Peter,  laborer.  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  321 

Tehama 
Moss  Peter,  steward,  dwl  NE  cor  Hayes  and  Oc- 

lavia 
Moss  William  S.,  (William  S.  Moss  &  Go.) res  San 

Leandro 
MOSS  WILLIAM  S.  &   CO.,  (Philip  A.  Roach, 

George  Pen.  Johnston  and  James  Porter)  pub- 
lishers and  proprietors  Daily  and  Weekly  Ex- 
aminer, office  5:53  Washington 
MOSS  &  BEADLE   (Charles   Moss   and   Donald 

Beadle)  shipping  and   commission  merchants, 

119  Washington 
MOSSE  D'ALV'A,  stationery,  toys,  school  books, 

etc,  632  Washington 
MOSSE  DANIEL  H.  T.,  stationery,  toys,  etc.,  832 

Market,  dwl  783  M^irket 
Mossemau   Christian,  wines  and  liquors,  dwl  305 

Mason 
Mosseman  Samuel,  melter  S.  F.  Assaying  and  Refin- 
ing Works,  dwl  511  Mason,  rear 
Mott  Gordon  N.,  attorneyatlaw,oflicel9  Montgom- 
ery Block,  dwl  840  Mission 
Mott  Jacob,  waiter  with  James  Souffrain,  723  Davis 
Mott  John,  conductor  Central  Railroad,    dwl  435 

Turk 
Mott  John  H.,  clerk,  dwl  840  Mission 
Mott  Julius  H.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  1618  Washington 
Mott  Mary  Jane,  (widow),  dwl  116  Prospect  Place 
Mott  Samuel  C, messenger  Wells,  Fargo  ifc  Co.,  dwl 

116  Prospect  Place 
Mott  Thomas  R.,  laborer  Custom  House,  dwl  840 

Mission 


A  kndiwledge  of  the  business  and  fair  dealing  are  combined  in  the  FliOPIiES. 


C.  p.  VAN"  SCHA&.CK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Trunks  and  Valises. 


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Mott  William  H.  clerk  with  James  B.   Townsend, 

dvvl  840  Mission 
Motta  Crtrlo,  shoemaker,  752  Washington 
MotziiUi  Frank,  musician,  dwl  b'2'2  Filbert,  rear 
Motzetil)ecker  Paul,  tailor  4'S'J  Jackson 
Mould  W.  E.,  freight  agent  Central  Pacific  R.  R., 

dwl  G07  Pine 
Moulden   Henry,  clerk  with  J.  W.  Tucker  &  Co., 

dwl  6.V2  Market 
MOULDER  ANDREW   J.,  secretary  Board   Re- 
gents University  of  California,  office  'S20  Cal, 

dwl  (iiO  O'Farr'ell 
Moulin  Alfred,  dwl  California  Hotel 
Moulthiop   Carlton   F.,   clerk,    dwl    foot    Stanley 

Place 
Moultlirop  Charles  W.,  draftsman  Miners  Foimdry, 

dwl  "217  Stevenson 
Moulthrop  C.  W.,  horse  dealer,  dwl  5  Stockton 
Moultlirop  John    L.,   manager    Miners    Foundry, 

office  217  First,  dwl  49  Stanley  Place 
Moulton  Benjamin  F.  Mrs,  (widow)  dwl  784  Folsom 
MOULTON  BROTHERS  &    CO.,  fE.    Sprague 

and  Gary  H.  Moulton  and  Leonard  A.  Savitle) 

produce  commission,  ','19  and  '2'i\  Drnmm 
Moulton  C.  E.,  laborer  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills 
Moulton  E.   Sprague,   (Monlton  Brothers   &   Co.) 

dwl  15-20  Pacific 
Moulton  Gary  H.,  (MouUon  Brothers  Sf  Co.)  res 

Alameda 
Moulton  H.  E.  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Geary  St. 

Cosmopolitan  School,  dwl  918  Folsom 
Moulton  Henry,  drayman  with  Levi  Strauss  &  Co., 

dwl  918  Folsom 
Moulton  John  S.,  lumberman,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Moulton  Josiah,  (  Wihoyi  &  M.)  dwl   607  Harrison 
Moulton  Majtin,  driver  N.  B.  &  M.  E.R.,  dwl  325 

Fourth 
Moulton  William  J.  L.,  captain  stm  Moulton,  dwl 

435  Seventh 
Moulty  George  D.,  harnessmaker  with  Silas  Per- 

ham,  dwl  736  Harrison 
Mound  City  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  (St.  Louis, 

Mo.)  A.  R.  Hynes  general  agent,  office  26  Mont 
Mounerel  Hector,  collector,  dwl  326  Green 
Mount  Hood  House,  Alexander  Jackson  proprietor, 

43  Valiejo 
Mount  Henry  R.,   salesman,   609   Clay,   dwl  1011 

Stockton 
Mount  J.  Harvey,  (Haskell  &  Co.)  dwl  327  Geary 
Mount  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  1018  Hyde 
Mount  Joseph,  driver  with  J.  J.  Diitfy  «fe  Co.,  30 

Occidental  Market 
Mount  Joseph's  Infant  Asylum,  Bay  View  Turn- 
pike, 4  miles  from  City  Hall 
Mount  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  803  Mission 
Mount  Sylvester  T.,  carpenter,  dwl  Hunters  Point 
Mount  William,  stevedore,  dwl  1001  Battery 
Mountain  City  Mining  Co.,  office  206  Front 
Mountain  John  J.,   (Mountain  &    RayeJ  dwl  105 

O'Farrell 
Mountain  Thomas,  clerk  with  Mountain  &  Raye, 

dwl  105  O'Farrell 
Mountain  &  Raye,  (John  J.  Mountain  and  Alfred 

F.  Raye)  carpets,  718  Market 
Mountville  Henry,  cook,  1023  Kearny 
Mourau  J.  R.,  engineer,  dwl  535  Post 
Mouren  John,  engineer  with  G.   Venard,  dwl  634 

Pacific 
Mourne  Matthew,  laborer,  bds  214  Broadway 
Mouse  Adolph,    machinist  with   Clerc  &  Co.,  dwl 

Union  bet  Powell  and  Stockton 
Monsen  John,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Mouser  S.  M.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  235 

Kearny,  dwl  707  Bush 
Mouthon  Joseph,  (Mouthon  <&  Delaruellej  dwl  442 

Green 
Mouthon  &  Delaruelle,  (Joseph  Mouthon  and  Gus- 

tave  Delaruelle)  liquor  saloon,  641  Commercial 


Montry  James,  boilermaker,  dwl  469  Clementina 

Moutry  James,  fruits,  1222  Howard 

Movet  Autoine,  cook,  812  Bush 

Mow  Mary  J.  Mrs.,  dwl  307  Eighth 

MOWE    GEORGE   W.,  Insurance  Commissioner 

State  of  California,  office  SWcor  Califoiiiia  and 

Sansom,  res  Sacramento 
Mower  Amos  H.,  (Mower  &    Horn)  dwl   S   s   Six- 
teenth nr  Second  Avenue 
Mower  Mary  T.,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Willow  bet  Va- 
lencia and  Mission 
Mower  &,  Horn,  (Amos   H.   Mower  and   Thomas 

Horn)  plumbers  and  gasfitters,  W  s  Valencia  nr 

Sixteenth 
Mowery  Henry,  molder  Eureka  Foundry,  dwl  S  s 

Tehama  bet  First  and  Second 
Mowry  Barton,  real  estate,  dwl  1404  Powell 
Mowry  D.  O.,  carpenter,  dwl  510  Howard 
Mowry  Lyman  I.,  student  at  law,  dwl  329  Pine 
Mowry  Mary  A.,  (widow)  dwl  329  Pine 
Mowry  Nathan  B  ,  carpenter,  dwl  124  Fifth 
Mowiy  Richard  D.,  poultry  and  game,  103  and  104 

California  Market,  dwl  16  Ellis 
Mowrv   Susie   A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Tehama 

School,  dwl  329  Pine 
Mowry  William  A.,  (Mowry  &  Eraser  J  dwl  609 

Minna 
Mowry  &   Fraser,  (William  A.  Mowry  and  David 

A.  Eraser)  wheelwrights,  1140  Folsom 
Moxley  C.  G.,  real  estate  agent,  office  4 18  Montgom- 
ery, dwlNW  cor  Friinklin  and  Fell 
Moxou  William  H.,  foremanweaver,  Mission  and 

Pacific  Woolen  Mills,  dwl  2020  Folsom 
Moy  Euijene,  tailor,  102  Dupont 
Moyce  Swift  H.,  driver  A.  R.  C.  Ice  Co.,  dwl  E  s 

Sansom  bet  Broadway  and  Valiejo 
Moye  D.,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Moyer  Allen  P.,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  res 

Havwards 
Moyer  George  L.,  laundry  agency  and  bootblacking, 

Russ  House 
Moyle  James  W.,  miner,  dwl  23  Lafayette 
Moylen  Patrick,   packer  with  R.  A.  Swain  &  Co., 

dwl  333  Bush 
Movies  John,  porter  with  Green  &  Searle,  dwl  108 

Alta  Place 
Moyles  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  108  Alta  Place 
Moynihan  Joseph,  lumberstevedore,  dwl  1.59  Clara 
Moynihan  Lawrence,  bootmaker,  410  Sixth 
Moynihan  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  133  Perry 
Moynihan  Timothy  J.,  (Moynihan  if  Aitken)  dwl 

611  Jones 
MOYNIHAN  &  Al'VKE^,(  Timothy  J.  Moynihan 

and  James  Aitken)  Portland  Boiler  Works,  311 

and  313  Mission 
Moysey  Philip,  liquor  saloon,  21  Valiejo 
Mozart  Hall,  N  s  Post  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Mubschutz  Charles,  waiter  What  Cheer  Restaurant 
Mucha  Philip,  tailor,  448  Third 
Mudge  Benjamin   W.,   commissioner  Arizona  and 

agent  Vulture   Mining  Co.,  office  40  Exchange 

Building,  dwl  909  Jackson 
Mudge  T.  A.  &  Co.,  fS.  Henry  Mather)  Oakland 

Real  Estate  Agency,  306  Montgomery 
Mudge  Theodore  A.,  ( t.A.Mudge&Go. )  res  Oakland 
Mudgett  Edward  H.,  clerk  with  Hickox  &  Spear, 

dwl  1022  Pine 
MUECKE  GOTTLIEB,  consul  AustroHungarian 

Empire  and  Baden,  (and  Gildemeister,  M.  4" 

Co.)  office  109  California,  dwl  316  Lombard 
Mueckenhotf  August,  liquor  saloon,  N  s  Francisco  nr 

Powell 
Muehe  Charles,  miller  Commercial  Flour  Mills,  (and 

N.  J.  Bavten  &  Co.; dwl  137  Tehama 
Muehe  William,  miller  Commercial  Flour  Mills,  dwl 

228  Bush 
Mueller  Alois,  restaurant,  9  Belden 
Mueller  Constantine,  professor  music,  dwl  828^  Val 
Mueller  Frederick,  clerk,  dwl  728  Market 


JONES,  FDTiTiMAW  ft  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Forte  Monnaies  and  Ketioules. 


BEDINGTON,  HOSTETTEK  &  CO.,  exclusive  Agents  for  Hostetter's  Bitters. 


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Mueller  George,  musician,  dwj  9  Belden 

Mueller  Henry,  clerk,  bds  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Pac 

Mueller  Jacob,  waiter  with  Deutscb  &  Co.,  dwl 

418  Stevenson 
Mueller  Jobu  Ernet,  waiter  with  Saulmann  &  Lau- 

enstein,  dwl  108  Prospect  Place 
Mueller  Joseph  W.,  woodturner  with  Miller  &  Ha- 
ley, dwl  -^di  Sutter 
Mueller  Julius,  silversmith  with  Koehler  &  Eitter, 

dwl  30  Kearny 
Mueller  Louis,  hairdresser,  dwl  9  Belden 
Mueller  Philip,  f Mueller  &  BockmannJ  dwl  4  Fella 

Place 
Mueller  William,  musician,  dwl  545  California 
Mueller  &  Bockinann,  f  Phillip  Mueller  and  George 

BockmannJ  fruits  and  vegetables,  29  Cal  Mkt 
Mueller.— See  Muller 

Mug  Hock  Low,  (Chinese)  physician,  640  Jacksou 
Mugan   Dennis,  (Mn<raH  &  MoranJ  dwl  522  Turk 
Mugan  J.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  312  Sutter 
Mugan  John,  messenger  Pacific  Bank,  dwl  312  Sutter 
Mugan  John  C,  laborer  subsistence  department  U. 

5.  A.,  dwl  E  s  Alabama  bet  Twenty-second  and 
Twenty -third 

Mugan  &  Moran,  (Dennis  Mugan  and  Patrick  Mo- 
ranJ produce  commission,  115  Drumm 

Mull  John,  jeweler  with  Charles  Lemme,  dwl  1002 
Dnpont 

Mull  Nicholas,  proprieterMiih's  Hotel,  1022  Dnpont 

Muhbach  Fiancis,  cooper  with  Cal.  Com.  &  M.  Co., 
dwl  Greenwich  nr  Steiuer 

Muhl  August,  bootmaker  with  J.  Gutberlet,  dwl  625 
Pucitic 

Muhlenbrink  William,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW 
cor  Bush  and  Taylor 

Muhlendorf  Adolph  C,  salesman,  17  Battery,  dwl 
23  Stockton 

Muhm  Anna  Madame,  private  French  school,  108 
Powell 

Muhs  Anthony,  bookbinder  with  A.  H.  Lochbaum 

6.  Co.,  dwl  1016  Mason 

Muhs  Bernard,  clerk  witli  J.  H.  A.  Folkers  &  Brc, 

dwl  1016  Mason 
Muhs  David,  carpenter,  dwl  1016  Mason 
Muhs  J.  P.  Frederick,  shoemaker,  dwl  1016  Mason 
Muir  Adam,  shipsmith,  W  s  Battery  nr  Mission,  dwl 

216  Francisco 
Muir  Carmen,  (widow)  dwl  1103  Powell 
Muir  James  B.,  bricklayer,  dwl  1407  Bush 
Muir  Eobert  E.,  (colored)  cook,  111  Prospect  Place, 

dwl  421  Fonrih 
Mulally  John,  laborer,  dwl  233  Clementina 
Mulane  Martin,  tailor,  dwl  178  Stevenson 
Mulaney  John,  (Black  &  M.J  dwl  S  8  Grove  bet 

Franklin  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Mulberry  John,  cook  Pacific  Club,  530  California 
Mulcahey  John,  bootcrimper  with  I.  M.  Wentworth 

&  Co.,  dwl  San  Bruno  road  nr  Twenty-sixth 
Mulcahey  William   J.,  driver   Central   R.  R.,  dwl 

S  s  O'Farrell  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiuer 
Mulcahy   Edward,   longshoreman,  dwl  S  s  Harri- 
son bet  Main  &.  Spear 
Mulcahy  James,  brickmason,dwl612  Larkin 
Mulcahy  James,  stonecutter,  dwl  164  Jessie 
Mulcahy  James  B.,  watchman  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

527  Howard 
Mulcahy  Jeremiah,  horseshoer    with    George    P. 

Graney,  dAvl  12  Front 
Mulcahy  John,  laborer  with  William  W.   Green- 
hood,  1330  Washington 
Mulcahy  Lott,  clerk,  dwl  507  Minna 
MulcahV  Matthew,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

20Zoe 
Mnlcahy  Michael,  clerk,  dwl  507  Minna 
Mulcahy  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Brady  nr  Valencia 
Mulcahy  Patrick,   soapmaker  with  Standard  Soap 

Co.,  dwl  20  Zoe 
Mulchay  Patrick  (Mulchay  &  HeaveckerJ  dwl  SE 

cor  Sixth  and  Clementina 


Mulchay  &    Heavecker,   (Patrick    Mulchay    and 
Henry  Heavecker  J   groceries  and   liquors,  NE 
cor  Sixth  and  Clementina 
Mulcreevy  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  19  Harrison 
Muldoon  Dominic,  laborer,  dwl  109  Pari  lie 
Muldoon  James,   hostler  with  William  E.  Bridge, 

dwl  423  Bush 
Muldoon   Patrick,  expresswagon,  cor  Washington 

and  Davis,  212  Clara 
Muldoon  Thomas  J.,  brassfinisher  with  W.  T.  Gar- 
ratt  &  Co.,  dwl  E  s  Mission  Av  bet  Seventeenth 
and  Eighteenth 
Muldowney  James,  hostler  with  Pickett  &  Murray, 

dwl  16  Clementina 
Muldowney  James,  carpenter,  dwl  369  Jessie 
Mulford  Philip  H.,  bookkeeper  with  G.  L.  DeBlois 

&  Co.,  dwl  1020  Montgomery 
Mulford  Thomas  W.,  farmer,  dwl  826  Bush 
Mulharan  James,  laborer,  dwl  4  Hnnt 
Mulhare  James,  tinsmith,  dwl  237  Minna 
Mulhern  Margaret  Mrs.,  dwl  264  Jessie,  rear 
Mulhern   Patrick,  blacksmith  Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R. 

R.,  dwl  3  Austin 
Mulhern  Thomas,  laborer,   dwl  W  s  Decatur  nr 

Bryant 
Mulhol'land  George,  fireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Mulholland   James,  laborer   S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  E  s  Eiijhth  bet  Folsoin  and  Harrison 
Mulholland  Patrick,  laborer  S.  IT.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  129 

Folsom 
Mulholland  William,  laborer,  dwl   S  s   San  Bruno 

road  nr  Sweeney 
Muligh  William,  upholsterer,  dwl  815  Bush 
MnirWilliam,  clerk,  dwl  723  Harrison 
Mullady  William,  laborer,  dwl  '2'Z  Anna 
MuUally  Edward,  laborer,  bds 214  Broadway 
MULLALLY   JOHN,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW 

cor  Harrison  and  Dora 
MULLAN  JOHN,  real  estate,  office  712  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  1510  Mission 
Mullane  Louis,  musician,  dwl  423  Filbert 
MuUane  Michael,  tailor  with  Nicholas  Sweeny,  dwl 

111  Second 
Mullane  Timothy  J.,  furniture,  217  and  219  Dupont 
Mullaney  James,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &    Co. 
Mullaney  Mark,  shoemaker,  dwl  6  Lick  Alley 
Mullaney  Michael,  laborer,  d\\'\  6  Lick  Alley 
Mullaney  Patrick  D.,  stonecutter  with   S.   Campo- 

donico,  dwl  2-50  Tehama 
Mullany  John,  quartermaster  P.  M.  S.  S.  America 
Mullen  Bernard,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Water  Co.,  dwl 

5  Lick  Alley 
Mullen  Bridget  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  633  Cal 
Mullen  E.  A.  Miss,  (colored)    hairdresser,   dwl  924 

Washington 
Mullen  Edward,  cartman,  dwl  Sansom   bet  Broad- 
way and  Vallejo 
Mullen  Harriet,  private  school,  dwl  721  Vallejo 
Mullen  Hugh,  hackman,  Plaza,  dwl  SE  cor  Hyde 

and  Pacific 
Mullen  James,  calker,  dwl  17  Natoma 
Mullen  James,  shoemaker  with   Donovan  Brothers, 

dwl  54  Jessie 
Mullen  John,   driver  Central    Railroad,   dwl   514 

Minna 
Mullen  Kate,  (widow)  dwl  1708  Dupont 
Mullen  Michael,  (Batten  Sf  M.j  dwl  518  Brvant 
Mullen  William  J.,  printer,  dwl  SE   cor  Twenty- 
third  and  Folsom 
MuUendore  Noah,  reporter  Morning  Call,   dwl  737 

Howard 
Mullens  John,  farmer,  dwl  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Bran 
Mullens  Thomas,  cooper,  dwl  46  Louisa 
MULLER  ADOLPH,  importer   and   manufacturer 

furs,  113  Mont,  factory  and  dwl  1310  Hyde 
Muller  A.  E.,  (Schmits  <&'  Co. J  dwl  833  Wash 
Muller  Albert,  cook,  Russ  House 
Muller  Albert,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor   Fif- 
teenth and  Howard 


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Mnller  Albert  A.,  musician,  dwl  515  California 
Mnller  Alois,  boardin;^  and  lodging,  114  I'Dst 
Muller  Audi eas,  porter  with  E.  A.   Eugelberg,   416 

Keiiriiy 
Mnller  Annie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  1435  Pacific 
Mnller  Aruo  Feodor,   ( Vorrath   &    M.)    dwl    1L>04 

Lark  in 
Muller  Bernard,  carringeniaker,  dwl  518  Bryant 
Miilier  Carl,  laborer,  dwl  934  Kearny 
Miilkr  Charles,  dwl  320  Pine 
Muller  Charles,  laborer  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  E  8  White  Place  nrBrymit 
Mnller  Charles,  liquor  saloon,  C17  Pacific 
Muller  Charles,  poiter,  1"J0  Sansom,  dwl  417  Sutter 
Muller  Charles,  upholsterer,  dwl  4'21  Bush 
Muller  Chrisiian,  optician,  205  Moatgouiery,  dwl  E 

8  Thirteenth  nr  Mission 
Mnller  Claus,  clerk,  409  Pine 
Muller   Diederich,  clerk   with  Diederich  Witgen, 

dwl  N\V  cor  Broadway  and  Dupont 
Muller  I<>niend,  cigarmaker  with  Weil  &  Co.,  dwl 

409  Dupont 
Mailer  Einil,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Mason 

and  O'Farrell 
Mnller  Frank,  (MuUer  &  Af/inprerJ  dwl  242  Sutter 
Muller    Kranlc,    (Muller  &  Kocnig)   dwl  NE  cor 

Harrison  and  Eleventh 
Muller   Franz  T.,  clerk  with   E.  F.    Strolin,   dwl 

Piescott  House 
Mnller  Frederick,  beersaloon,  611  Jackson 
Muller  Frederick,  clerk,  64:2  Jackson,  dwl  202  Dup 
Muller   Frederick   P.,   furs,  32  Montgomery,  dwl 

513  Leavenworth 
Mnller  Frederick  W.,  blacksmith,  1113  Mission,  dwl 

3-2  Ritch 
Muller  George,    cracker  bakery,  SW  cor  Mission 

and  Eleventh 
Muller  George,  laborer  S.  F.  and  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  18  Sumner 
Mnller  George,  musician,  dwl  1024  Powell 
Muller  George,  (Muller  &  BergoldJ  A\\\  iimVc^ 
Muller    Gusiave,    safemaker    with   Jonathan  Kit- 

tredge,  dwl  607  Natoma 
Muller  Henry,  bds  1022  Dupont 
Muller  Henry,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refinery 
Muller  Henrv,  shoemaker,  dwl  SW  cor  Clav  and 

Powell 
Muller  Henry,  (Muller  &  JoostJ  dwl  NW  cor  Bry- 
ant and  Garden 
Muller  Hermann,  cook  New  Alaska  Hotel 
Muller  Hermaini  G..  attorney  at  law,  office  430  Cal- 
ifornia, dwl  SW  cor  Stockton  and  B"'ilbert 
Muller  Jacob,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Muller  James,  laborer,  dwl  8  Jessie 
Muller  John,  baker  Occidental  Hotel 
MULLER  JOHX,  butcher,   65  and  C6  California 

Market,  dwl  20<S  Sutter 
Mnller  John,  captain  steamer  Twin  Sisters,  dwl  7 

Washington 
Muller  John,  laborer  California  Sugar  Refinery,dwl 

E  s  Chesley  nr  Harrison 
Muller  John,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 
Muller  John,  musician  Magnire's  Opera  House,  dwl 

610  Bush 
Muller  John,  tailor,  12  Berry 
Muller  John,  waiter  Martin's  Restaurant,  dwl  653 

Minna 
Muller  John,  ■workman  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

cor  Brannan  and  Eighth 
Muller  John  J.,  junk,  dwl  771  Bryant 
Muller  Levi,  waiter,  338  Bush 
Muller  Matthias,   butcher   with    Muller  &  Koenig, 

dwl  NK  cor  Harrison  and  Eleventh 
Muller  Michael,  porkpacker,  dwl  NW  cor  Juniper 

and  Harrison 
Muller  Moritz,  laborer,  612  Jackson 
Muller  Nicholas,  groceries  and  liquor8,SW  cor  Main 

and  Rincon  Court 
Muller  Peter,  butcher  Occidental  Hotel 


Muller  Peter,  cook  with  E.  A.  Engelberg,  dwl  416 

Kearny 
Mnller  Ulrich,  barkeeper,  620  Pacific,  dwl  12  Berry 
Muller   William,   liairdresser  with  P.  Wetzel,  dwl 

1114  Kearny 
JInller  William',  (Muller  &   Salter)  dwl  338  Busb 
Muller  William  F.,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Twenty-sec- 
ond bet  Capp  and  Howard 
Sfuller  William  F.,  carpenter,  dwl  111  Virginia 
Muller  &  Altiiiger,    (Frank   Muller  and  Gottleib 

AltingerJ  boot  and  shoemakers,  242  Sutter 
MULLER  &  BERGOLD,    (George   Mnller    and 

Charles  BcrgoldJ  Philadelphia  Restaurant,  408 

Pine 
Muller  &  Joost,  (Henry  Muller  and  Martin  Jooat) 

groceries  and  liquors, NWcor  Garden  and  Bryant 
Muller   &.   Koenig,    (Frank   Mnller    and    George 

Koenig)  porkpackers,  NW  cor  Harrison  and 

Juniper,  and  butchers,  15  and  16  Cal.  Market 
Sluller  &.  Satter,  (  William  Muller  and  Louis  Sat- 

tcr)  biiirdressing  saloon,  336  Bush 
Muller. — See  Miller  and  Mueller 
Mullering  August,  clerk  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  SW  cor  Dora  and  Folsom 
Mnllery  William,  wiiiter  Russ  House 
Mulligan  Alexander   O.,   bookkeeper  with   A.  B. 

Grogan,  dwl  913  Jackson 
Mulliizau  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  279  Minna 
Mulligan  David,  porter  with  Duncan  &  Co.,  dwl  237 

Perry 
Mulligan  Francis,  molder  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl  7 

Hubbard 
Mulligan  Hugh,  laborer,  dwl  San  Jose  Road  bet 

Fifth  and  Six-Mile  Houses 
Mulligan  James,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Mulligan  John,  clerk,  dwl  237  Perry 
iMulligan  John,  laborer,  dwl  1001  Battery 
Mullitran  John,  laborer  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co., dwl  21 

Frederick 
Mulligan  John,  teamster,  dwlBestole  nr  Vallejo 
Mulligan  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  641  Commercial 
Mulligan  Michael,  laborer  with  James  McDevitt, 

dwl  W  s  Sansom  nr  Vallejo 
Mulligan  Owen,  fireman  steamer  Salinas,  Washing- 
ton St.  Wharf 
Mulligan   Owed,   groceries    and    liquors,   SW  cor 

Broadway  and  Bartol 
Mulligan  Patrick',  molder  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl  W  s 

Columl)ia  bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Mulligan  Peter,  hostler,  dwl  310  Mason 
Mulligan  Thomas,  hostler  Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl  cor 

Fifteenth  and  Valencia 
Mulligan  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  237  Perry 
Mullikin  Joseph  D.,  dwl  34  Valparaiso 
Mullin  Barney, driver  with  Charles  F.Wagner  &  Co. 
iMullin  Charles,  oresmelter,  dwl  S  s  Union  bet  Bat- 
tery and  Sansom 
MULLIN  DANIEL,  mannger  Pacific  Club  Rooms, 

531)  California,  dwl  457  Stevenson 
Mullin  Edward,  coalpasser  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Mullin  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  United  States  Hotel 
Mullin  Irvine,  longshoreman,  dwl  W  s  Beale  bet 

Folsom  ami  Harrison 
Mullin  James,  job  wagon,  SE  cor  Bush  and  Kearny, 

dwl  cor  Fifteenth  and  Capp 
Mullin  James,  plasterer,  dwl  412  Grove 
Mullin  John,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Mullin  John,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Mullin  Joseph  E.,  Iiackman  Plaza,  dwl  410  Tehama 
Mullin  Michael,  junk  dealer,  dwl  709  Br:innan 
Mullin  Patrick,  blacksmith  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

233  Clara 
Mullin  Patrick,  expi'esswagon,  dwl  569  Minna 
Mullin  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  75  Jessie 
Mullino  William  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  23  Powell 
Mullins  Bridget,  (widow)  boarding,  1071  Market 
Mnllins  Charles,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Mullins  James,  laborer,  dwl  31  Hunt 


JOTTES,  PUIiliMAW  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Buttons  in  ereat  variety. 
31 


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Mullins  James,  shoemaker  with  Donovan  Brothers, 

dwi  54  Jessie 
Mnllins  Micliael,  furniture,  235  Fourth 
MiiHins  Pliilip,  cartnian,  dwl  Kimball  nr  Leaven- 
worth 
Mullins  Thomas,  clerk  with  R.  C.  Kirhy  <fc  Co.,  dwl 

SW  cor  Sacramento  and  Leavenworth 
Mullins  VA'illiam,  gi-ainer  with   Simpson   &  Lemon, 

dwl  SE  cor  Vallejo  and  Leu  venworth 
Mnllot  Aim6,  agent,  dwl  6'i-2  Pacitic,  rear 
Miilloy  Charles,  fMulloy  &   Daly)  dwltiSl  Clara 
Mulloy  James,  fireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Mulloy  John,  Itaker  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'sS.  S. 

Moees  Taylor 
Mulloy  Peter,  bookkeeper,  315  Cal.  dwl  509  Bush 
Mulloy  &  Daly,  (Charles  Mulloy  and  David  Daly) 

horseshoers,  868  Folsom 
MuUrany  Patrick,  lahorer,  dwl  N  s  Twentieth  bet 

Valencia  and  Gnerrero 
Mulrain  Patrick,  melter  with  Savage  &  Co 
Mulranen  James,  laborer  with    S.  \V.  Howland  & 

Co.,  dwl  136  Natoma 
Mulrauin  Edward  F.,  clerk  with  Lennon  &  Kelley, 

dwl  SE  cor  Fourth  &.  Minna 
Mulrein   David,  phisterer  with  H.  Zeller,  dwl  SW 

cor  Grove  and  Webster 
Mulrey   James    P.,    carriagepainter   with    Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  309  Minna 
Mulrt-yJohn,  marbleworker  with   Joliu  Daniel  &. 

Co.,  dwl  83  Stevenson 
Muliony  James,  clerk  with  Bertz  &  Co.,  dwl  1113 

Kearny 
Mulvaney  Bartholomew,  cutter  with  Patrick  Kelly, 

dwl  3  Sherwood  Place 
Mulv;iney  John,  bricklayer,  dwl  -118  Clementina 
Mulvaney  Owen,  coacliniiin,  1325  Pnweil 
Mulvay  John,  laborer  Pacitic  Holling  Mill,  dwl  Po- 

treio  Point 
Mulveale  Patrick,  lahorer,  dwl  234  Clara 
Mulvee  Thomas,  diayman   with  Whittier,  Fuller  <& 

Co.,  dwl  E  sMani  nr  Howard 
MULVEY  JAMES,  Russ  House  liquor  saloon,  213 

Montgomery 
Mnlvey  James,  seaman,  dwl  133  Folsom 
Mulvey  Thomas,  dwl  Caroline  Place 
Melviliill  Patrick,  driver  with  Hoag  &  Seeglitz,  dwl 

234  Clara 
Mulviile  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  34  Ellis 
Mulville  Edward,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Mulviile  Neptune  B.,   attorney  at   law,   oflice  604 

Merchant,  dwl  3  Villa  PLice 
Mnlvin  William,  laborer,  dwl  l(i5  Minna 
Muinbert  Henry,  blacksmith,  dwl  ^14  Monttromery 
MUMFORD  GEORGE  HART,  gen'l  « gent  West- 
ern Union  Telegraph  Co..  office  -522  California, 

dwl  SE  cor  Filbert  &  Mason 
Munasky  B.,  laundryman  Occidental  Hotel 
Mund  Christian,  carpenter,  dwl  846  Folsom 
Muud  Henry,  jeweler,  dwl  846  Folsom 
Mund  Rudolph,  clerk  231  Bush,  dwl  846  Folsom 
Mund  William,  watchmakerand  jeweler,  138  Fourth 
Munday  Frank,  laborer,  dwl  Union  nr  Sansom 
Munder  William,  shipcarpeuter,  dwl  cor   Fifth  Av 

and  K,  South  S.  F. 
Muudt  Adolph,  clothing,  414  San,  dwl  3l5i  Third 
Mundwyler  Frederick,  musician,  dwl  708  Bush 
.Mundwyler.J.  Louis,  musician,  dwl  708  Bush 
Mundwyler  John  J.,  musician,  dwl  708  Bush 
Mundwyler  John  J.  Jr.,  musician,  dwl  708  Bush 
Munfrey  Edmund.  (Munjiey  &  Co.)  dwl  Eighth  Av 

nr  D,  South  S  F. 
Munfrey  <t  Co.,  (Edmund  Muii/rey,  Johii  A.  Ma- 

hanny   and  David  L.  BrownJ   book   and  job 

printers,  320  Clav 
MUNICIPAL  CRIMINAL  COURT,   Delos  Lake 

judge.  Chambers,  rooms  16  and  17,  729  Mont- 
gomery 
Muuk   Richard,  compositor  California  Demokrat, 

dwl  1U2  Fourth 


Munn  Kate,  (widow)  dwl  740  Broadway 

Mnnna  \\'illiain,  carpenter  with   Miller 'i\t  Huley, 

dwl  Ss  Columbia  bet  Nineteenth  andTweniiffh 
Munro  Andrew,  meiermaker  S.  F.  Gas  \^'ork8,  uwl 

415  Howard,  rear 
Munro  Eliza  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms.  29  Eddy 
Mimro  John,  enuineer,   dwl  274  Clementina 
Munro  Robert,  liquor  saloon  and  lodging:!,  15  Vullejo 
Jlunroe  Daniel,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'b  S.S. 

Moses  Taylor 
Munroe  George  R.,  wood  and  coal,  16  Stockton 
Munroe  Henry,  conductor,  dwl  823  Filbert 
Munroe  John,  dwl  421  Bush 
Munroe  William,  dwl  421  Bush 
Munroe    William,    driver    Central    Railroad,  dwl 

Clinton  nr  Braniian 
Munroe. — See  Monroe 
Munsell  James  J.,  traveling  agent  New  York  Life 

Ins.  Co.,  426  Montgomery 
Munson  Alonzo  W.,  engineer  with  E.  K.  Howes, 

dwl  563  Mission 
Munson  Burdelt  H..  foreman  with  Francis  &,  Val- 
entine, dwl  80!t  Mission 
Munson  Charles  C.  carpenter,  dvv-1  9  Minna 
Munson  James,  bathman  with  B.  J.  Smith,  dwl  G37 

California 
Munson  James   H.,    sawliler,  dwl   226  O'Farrcll, 

rear 
Munson  John,  dwl  American  Exchange 
Munson    Mary,  (widow)    nurse,  dwl  W  »  Nevada 

bet  Harrison  and  Folsom 
Munson  Oscar  D..   assayer  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  office  510 

Commercial,  dwl  Lick  House 
Munson  Oscar  G.,  groceries  and  liquors,  537  Brviint 
Munson  S.  M.,  bricklayer,  dwl  435  Pine 
Munster  Albert,  bookkeeper  with  G.  Mitchler,  dwl 

736  Market 
Mnnster  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Munster  John,  teamster,  dwl  New  Atlantic  Hoti-l 
Munster  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Munter  Charles,  baker,  dwl  112  Morton 
Miniter  Jacob,  tailor,  dwl  1427  Dupont 
Munter  Joseph,  pediiler,  dwl  415  Clementina 
Muntz  James  D.,  sawyer  with  Hi.bbs,   Gilmore   & 

Co.,  dwl  745  Market 
.Mnniz  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  1021  Market 
Mnntz  L.  G.  Mrs.,  dwl  1.320  Stocktim 
Munzing  Joseph,    wattonmaker   with    Mangeot  &. 

Lacaze,  dwl  329  Broiidway 
Murasky  August,  porter  409  Battery,  dwl  N  s  Ellis 

nr  Franklin 
Murasky  Charles  H.  E.,  carpenter,  dwl  20  Laniffon 
Murasky  Morris,  porter,  dwl  Ns  Ellis  bet  F.ank- 

lin  and  ViinNess  Avenue 
Murasky  William,  lann<iryman  Grand  Hotel 
Murbach  Jacob,  cook,  236  Sutter 
Murcha  James,  laborer,  dwllS  Willow  Avenue 
Murden  Emily  K.,   (widow)   dressmaker,  dwl   112 

Shipley 
Murdoch    Alexander,  cooperage,  N  b   Oregon    bet 

Davis  and  Drumm.  dwl  S  s  Filbert  nr  Stockton 
Murdoch  Robert,  pawnbroker,  626  Clay 
Murdoch  William,  manager  with  Lafayette  May- 

nard,  320  Sansom 
Murdock  Albert  H.,  stockbroker,  dwl  805  Hvde 
Murdock  Charles  A.,  (M.  D.  Carr  &  Co.)  dwl  805 

Hyde 
Murdock  George  H.,  clerk  with  Phillips,  Taber  & 

Co.,  dwl  805  Hyde 
Murdock   George  L.,  clerk  with  North  Pac.  Trana. 

Co.,  217  Sansom 
Murdock  .John,  caipenter,  dwl  74  Natoma 
Murdock  William  J.,  repacker  with  E.  T.  Anthonv 

&  Co.,  dwl  411  Bryant 
Murdock  William  R.,  carpenter,  dwl  418J  Natoma 
Murfey  Samuel  S.,  attorney  at  law,  oflSce  520  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  1508  Taylor 
Muriset   Charles,  (Mui-iset  &  Jordan)  dwl  Clara 

Lane 


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Muriset   &  Jordan,  fCknrles  Muriset   &    Auguste 

Jordan)  li<iiK)r6,  214  Uup<uit 
Murkeii  Martin, fjrocerieB  and  liqnorp,  29  Clementina 
Murpliv    Alphonse,     compositor     -with     Cuddy    & 

Hughe.-,  dwH04  FoUom 
JIurpliy  A.  M.  Mish,  principal  Ocean  House  School 
JIurphy  Ann,  dwi  Prospect.  Av  nrLundy  Lane 
Murphy  Anna  J.    Mrs.,  dressmakintr,  45t)  Sixth 
Murphy  Annie  Miss,  dressmalier,  dwl  (540  Mission 
Murpliy  Anthony,  carpenter,  dwi  14  Anthony 
Murphy  Artiiur,  shipwriffht  and  caulker,  Ivist  het 

Washinuton  and  .Jackson,  dwl  'AZ  Clarice  Place 
Murpiiy  Arihur,  (  Shcpnrd  &.  M.J  dwi  40  Silver 
Murphy  Uartholoniew,  laborer,  dwl  ~'-!4  Chira 
Murphy  Bartholonie.v,  longshoreuian,  dwi  S  8  Har- 
rison nr  Main 
Murphv  Birtholomew,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel, 

dwl  3-27  Besde 
Murphy    Hernai-d,    confectioner  with    Charles   H. 

Mercer,  518  Kearny,  dwl  cor  IJdwy  and  Kearny 
Murphy  Uernard.  laborer  North  Point   Warehouse, 

dwl  S  8  Alta  het  Mont;,'oniery  and  Sansom 
Murphy   Catharine,  (widow)  millinery,  14it  Fourth 
Murphy  Charles,  hairdressing  saloon.  :i!4L  Third 
Murphy    Charles   VV.,    compositor  with   Taylor  & 

Co.,  dwl  8  Minna 
Muri)hy    Chris.,  laborer   with   John   Keagan,   614 

Montgomery 
Murphy  Cornelius,  bootblack,  dwl  Sansom  nr  Alta 
Murpliy  Cornelius,  c.n-penter,  dwl  23118  Larkin 
Mniphy  Coiiielius,  laliorer,  dwl  534  Natoinii 
Murphy  Cornelius,  shoemaker,  dwl  404  Folsom 
Muipliy  Cornelius,  watchm.in  with  Pacilic  liolling 

Alill  Co.,  dwi  Potrero  Point. 
JIurphy  Cornelius,   (Marjilty  &    Haley)   dwl   Cal- 
houn nr  Filliert 
Murphy  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  NWcor  Old  .San  Jose 

lioad  and  Twenty-fourth 
Murphv  Daniel,  plumber  with   Thomas   Bertram, 

dwl  1()3  Silver 
Murphy  Daniel,  re;il  estate,  office  SE  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  C.iifornia,  dwi  lJ3t'  Howard 
Murphy  Daniel   D.,   cairiagepainter  with  Wason  & 

Alorris,  dwl  417  Cleuientina 
Murphy  Daniel  J.,  clerk,  dwi  64(5  Mission 
Murphy  Daniel  J.,  furnituie,  4'J7  Fourth 
Murphy  Daniel  J.,  fDariaiii,  &  Mjanoniey  at  law, 

otlice  (547  Merchant,    dwl  10  Brenh.im  PJace 
Murphy    Daniel  T.,  (Murpky,    Grant   »y   Co. J  res 

New  York 
Murphy  Daniel  W.,  (Daniel   W.  Murphy  &   Go.) 

dwl  NE  cor  Shotwell  and  Sixteenth 
Murphy  Daniel  W.  &  Co.,  (Dennis  Murphy)   real 

estate  agents,  15  Second 
Murphy  David,  shoemaker,  dwl  25  Hunt 
Murphy  Dennis,  boat  builder,  dwi3Haggin 
Murphy  Dennis,  boilerniaker,  dwl  Sansom  nr  Alta 
Slurphy  Dennis,  bootmaker,  dwl  VV  s  Folsom  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Murphy  Dennis,  hackman.  Plaza,  dwl  1024  Stockton 
Murphy  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  IJaker  nr  Geary 
Murphy  Dennis,  special  policemau,  dwi   31  Minna, 

le.i  r 
Murphy  Dennis,  (Daniel  W.  Murphy  &    Co.)  dwi 

NE  cor  Shotwell  and  Sixteenth 
Murphy  Deiniis,  (Gearun  Sc  M.J  dwr9(58Fol8om 
Murphy  Dennis,  ( Sulhvan  <fc  M.J  dwl  219  Fourth 
Murphy  Edward,  laborer  with  Alexander  Weed  <fc 

Co.,  dwl  150  Shipley 
Min-phy  Edward,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill 
Murphy  Edward,  painter,  dwl  524  Pnie 
Murphy  Edward,  porter  International  Hotel 
Muiphy  lulward,  waiter  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Murphy  Edward  F.,  special  policeman,  dwl  2:^  Jessie 
Murphy  Edward  J.,  jiainter  and  extratnan  H.  &  L. 

Co".  No.  2,  S.F.F.D.,  dwl  710  Washington 
Murphv  Edward  J.,  Jr.,  (^Co/ieZ^  <fc   M.)  dwl  522 
I  Pine 

I  Murphy  Edward  N.,  laborer,  dwl  1428   Stock,  rear 


Murphy  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwi  643  Minna 
I\Iurphy  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  Chamber  nr  Front 
Murphy  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  (543  Minna 
.Muiphy  Eugene,  laborer,  dwl  24  Allen 
IMiiiphy  F.,  fireman  C.  S.  N.  Co's  steamtug  Anesha 
Murphy    Francis,   barber  with  Gearon  *t  Murphy, 

dwl  Hiyant  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Murphy  Francis,  laborer,  dwl  207  Pacific 
Murphy  Francis  P.,  fruits,  21 1  Turk 
Murphy  Francis  S.,  iroumolder,  dwi  1112  Kearny 
Murphy  Frank,  laborer,  dwl  7  Miller  Place 
Murphy  Frank,  laborer  with   J.  B.  Kemp,  dwi  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Murphy  Frank,  pilot,  office  35 Merchants  Exchange, 

dwl  S  s  Pfeiffer  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 
Murphy  Frank  J.,  reporter  Morning  Call,  dwl  Fol- 

soin  nr  Fremont 
Murphy  F.  W.,  carrier  S.  F.  Chronicle 
Murphy  George,  drayman,  dwl  41  Clara 
Murphy  George,  porter  S.S.  Moses  Taylor,  dwi  16 

Clinton 
Murphy  George  W.,  driver  with  John  H.  Cook, 

dwi  cor  Summer  and  Spring 
MURPHY,  GRANT  .t  CO.,  (Daniel  T.  Murphy. 

Adam    Grant,     Thomas     Breeze     and     John 

Dcane)  importers  and  jobbers   foreign  and   do- 
mestic drvgoods,  NE  cor  Sansom  and  Bush 
MURPHY  GRANT  .fe   CO'S    BUILDING,    NW 

cor  Sansom  and  Bush 
Murphy  Hannah  Miss,  dre.ssmaker,  dwl  417  Clem 
Murphy  Henry,  drayman,  dwl  .572 Minna 
Murphy  Henry,  laborer,  dwi  SW  cor  Wash  and  San 
Murpliy  Henry,  teamster  with  Isidor  Gutte 
Murphy  Henry  B.,  plasterer,  dwi  456  Sixth 
Murpliy  Hutfh,  reservoiikeeper  with  S.   V.   Water 

Co.,  dwl  N  8  Greenwich  nr  Hvde 
Murphy  Hugh  S..  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Works,  dwl  1 

Caroline 
Murphy  Jacob,  laborer,  dwi  N  8  Natoma  nr  Ninth 
Murphy  James,  barkeejier,  dwl  66  Everett 
Murphy  James,  barkeeper  with  Hermann  H.  Kle- 

meier,  SE  cor  Front  and  Vallejo 
Murphy  James,  bootmaker  with    Mason  &  Taylor, 

dwl  4  Fourth 
Murphy  James,  butcher,  dwl  439  Bush 
Murphv  James,  carpenter  with  Con.  Murphy,  dwl 

2027  Polk 
Murphy  James,  engineer,  dwl  539  Second 
Murphy  James,  gardener.  Bay  View  Tract  nr  San 

Bruno  Road 
Murphy  James,  hairdressing  saloon,  104  First,  dwl 

Twenty-fifth  bet  Bryant  and  Columbia 
Murphy  James,  helper  Risdon  Iron   Works,  dwl  61 

Tehama 
Murphy  James,  laborer,  dwi  186  Jes.sie 
Murphy  James,  laborer  California  Mills,   dwl   12 

Hunt 
Murphy  James,  packer  with   Wangenheim,  Sfern- 

heini  &  Co.,  dwi  Vincent  bet  Green  and   Union 
MURPHY  JAMES,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 

and  (iwl  SE  cor  Clay  and  Kearny 
Mui'pby  James,  real  estate,  dwi   NW  cor  Mission 

ancl  Fifteenth 
Murphy  James,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Muiphy  James  A.,  (Bert:  <fc  Co.)  dwl  704  Powell 
Murphy  James  K.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Pierce  nr 

Steiner 
Murphy  James  M.,  machinist  Vulcau  Iron  Works, 

res  Monterey 
Murphy  James  R.,  mason,  dwl  427  Stevenson 
Murphy  James  T.,  carpenter,  dwl  4  Virginia  Place 
Murphy  James  W.,  New  Montgomery  Exchange, 

115  Jessie 
Murphy  J.  D.,  carpenter  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  Jessie  nr  First 
Murphy   Jeremiah,    brushmaker  with   Feldmann, 

Simpson  &  Co.,  dwl  3  Haggin 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  dwl  NW  cor  Filbert 

and  Gaven 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Combs  and  Brushes. 


YERBA  SANTA,  a  remarkable  nnd  never-failing  remedy  lor  rhoumatiEm. 


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Mnrpliy  Jeremiah,  hostler,  dwi  90t)  Pacific,  rear 
Muipliy  Jeremiah,  l.ihorer  with  S.  F.  (Jas  Co. 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  maibleworker,  dwl  3i:5  Fol.som 
Muipliy    Jeremiah,   peddler,   dwi   N   s  Green  bet 

Hyde  and  Larkin 
Miirphv  John,   baker  with  H.  Hemmelberij,  dwl 

114  Third 
Murphy  John,  bootmaker  with  Dennis  Miirpliy,  dwl 

Ws  Kdlsoni  bet  Niiieleeiitb  and  Twentieth 
Murphy  Joiiu,  butclier,  dwl  5  M.ll>fr  Place 
Mmphy  Joiin,  cartnian,  dwl  44:1  Natonia 
Murphy  John,  e.xpressman,  dwl  "iio  Ninth,  rear 
Murphy  John,  ttaslitter  with  Higgins  &.  McMauus, 

dwl  519  Mission 
Murphy  John,  harnessmaker  with  Main  &  Winches- 
ter, dwl  b74  Si.xih 
Muipliy  John,  hostler  Patcheu  Livery  Stable,  33 

Si.xth 
Murphy  John,  hostler  with  Killip  &  Craig,  dwl  915 

Sacramento 
Muipliy  John,  hostler  with  T.  Scully,  dwl  1246 Third 
.Murpliy  John,  laborer  City  P.iving  Co. 
Murphy   John,   laborer,  dwl  NE   cor  Octavia  and 

Pacific 
Murphy  John,   laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Washington 

and  Sansotn 
Murphy  John,    laborer,  dwl  W  a  Eighteenth  nr 

Guerrero 
Murphy  John,  laborer  Occidental  Hotel 
Murphy  John,  lalM)rer,dwl  ll-JlJernard 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  dwl  -JOS  Seventh 
Murphy  John,  I  i borer  Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg  Fac- 
tory, dwl  \V  8  Sixth  urBraunan 
Murpiiv  John,  laborer  with  John  Haiinon, dwl  Point 

Lobos  Road  nr  Agricultural  Park 
Mur[ihy  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  2.52  Stev 
Murphy  John,  lahorer  with  S.  \'.  Water  Co. 
Murphy  John,  macliiuist  Pacific  Irun  Works,  dwl 

."ili  Mission 
Murphy  John,  marhlepolisher  with  James  F.  Shar- 
key, dwl  1  Delaware  Court 
Murphy  John,  marbleworker  with  J.  Dempsey,  dwl 

133  Minna 
Murphy  John,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
Murphy  John,  mariner,  dwl  510  Uavis 
Murpliy  John,  metalroot'er  with  JamesMaguire,dwl 

-J56  Natoma 
Jliirphy  John,  painter,  dwl  3S Fourth 
Miirpiiy  John,  painter  with  Frost  &  Richards,  dwl 

:»'.5l)  Jessie 
Murphy  John,  peddler,  dwl  135  Dora 
Murpliy  John,   real  estate,  ottice  33S  Montgomery, 

dwl  N  8  Tehama  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
>fnrphy  John,  sawyer,  dwl  lil  Shipley 
Mn:pliy  Joliu,  seaman,  dwl  1-29  Folsom 
Murphy  John,  waiter  Gi-and  Hotel,  dwl  E  s  Tenth 

nr'Slii|>ley 
Murphy  John,  rMoore  &  JI.J  dwl  2.54  Clara 
.Murphy  John  C,  carpenter,  dwl  J41S  Geary 
Murphy  John  F.,  piciiires  and  mirrors,  '32b  Fourth, 

dw-1  S  8  Bryant  nr  White's  Place 
Murphy  John  H.,  tinsmith  with  Osgood  Sc  Stetson, 

ilwl  W  8  Vincent  nr  Union 
Muniliv  John  J.,  clerk  with  McCain,  Flood  &  Mc- 

Clure,  dwl  318  Oak 
Murphy  John  J.,  gardener,  dwl  304  Beale 
Mmphy  John  J.,  laborer,  dwl  417  Clementina 
Muipliy  .lolin  J.,  salesman,  218   Kearny,  dwl   SW 

cor  Fourth  and  .Minna 
Murphy  John  J.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  152  Second, 

dwl  150  Second 
Murphy  John  J.  Jr.,  liquor  saloon,  152  Second,  dwl 

J 50  Second 
Murphy  John  R.,  metallurgist,  office  14  Merchants 

E.\cliange.  res  Oakland 
Murphy  John  M.,  attorney,  dwl  857  Folsom 
Murphy  John  M.,  laborer. dwl  Valencia  bet  Twenty- 
fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Murphy  John  P.,  painter  with  Hopps  &  Sons 


Murphy  Julia,  (widow)  dwl  156  Natoma 
Murphy  Katie  J.  Miss,  compositor  Women's   Coop- 
erative Printing  Union,  dwl  318  Oak 
Mnrpliy  Lawrence,  laborer,  dwl  .^21  Mission 
Mni'iiliy  Liwienoe,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
.Murphy  Lizzie  Miss,  seamstress,  dwl  221  Teiiaina 
Murphy  Luke,  cirpenler,  dwl  'J!l  Saiisom 
Murphy  M  irgaret,  (widow)    dwl   Ohio  bet  Vallejo 

and  Broadway 
Murjihy  Maigaret,  (widow)  dwl  348  Ritoh 
Murphy  JIargaret,  (widow)  dwl   72S   Clementina, 

rear 
Murphy    Margaret,   (widow)     lodgings,   SW    cor 

Davis  and  Broadway 
Murphy  Margaret  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  34  Clem 
Maip'iy    .Maryaret  A.,    (widow)    furnished  rooms, 

704  Powell 
Mnrpliy  Mirsjaret.J.  H.,  fancy  goods.   6Jfi  Jlission, 
Murphy  Maria,  (widow)    dwl   SW   cor  Broadway 

and  l>npout 
Murphy  Mariiii,  steamship  fireman,  dwl  E  s  Main 

nr  Harrison 
Murphy  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  W  8  Geary  bet  Lyon 

and  Bal<er 
JIurphy  Martin,  laborer  with  Hancock  and  K»»l80 
Mui  pliv  Martin,  laborer  with  Patrick   Martin,  dwl 

104  Powell 
Murphv  Mary,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  Anne  Brandt, 

dwl  618  Howard 
Murphy  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Howard  bet   Fif- 
teenth and  Sixteenth 
Mnrpliy  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  417  Clementina 
Murphy  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  937  Folsom 
Mnrpliy  Mary,  (widow)  furnished  rooms, 645  Wa-sh 
.Murphy  Mary  Miss,  dwl  320  Clenientina 
Murphy  Mary  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Spring  Valley 

Grammar  School,  dwl  I3i'6  Tayh-r 
Murphy  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  searastrets,  dwl  417  Sutter 
Murphy  Matthew,  housemover.  dwl  9-iG  .Mission 
.Murphy   Matthew,    driver,  dwl    Ws    Minna    bet 

Fourreenth  and  Fifieeiith 
Murphy  M.itlhew,   painter,   dwl  W  s   Mission  bet 

Seventeenth  and  Willow 
Murphy     Michael,    boilernmAer     Portland    Boiler 

Works,  dwl  136  Natoma 
Murphv  Michael,  bricklayer,  dwl  E  s  Hickory  bet 

Fr  mklin  and  Gongh 
Murphy  .Michael,  clerkwith  P.  Beirne,  dwl  Empire 

Hotel 
Murphv   Michael,  coachman   with  W.  P.  Lambert, 

dwl  liiO  Clara 
Murphv  Michael,   contr.ictor,  dwl  S:einer  nr  Hayes 
Murphv  Michael,  driver  Market  St.  R   R. 
.Murphy    .Michael,    hostler   with  A.  W.  Gates,  807 

Jloutgomery 
Mnrpliy  Michael,  laborer,  dwl   E  s   L-iskie  nr  Miss 
Murphy  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  E  8  Steiner  bet  Turk 

and  Tyler 
Murphy  Michael,  laborer,  dwl   S  s  Nineteenth    bet 

Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Murpliy  Michael,  lal>orer.  dwl  176  Jessie 
Mniphy  Michael,  policeman  City  Hall. dwl  16  Sutter 
Murpliy   Miclij'.el,  upholsterer.  605  California,  dwl 

L  irkin  bet  Lomhard  and  Greenwich 
Murphy  Michael  C,  liquors  and  bakery,  W  s  Mis- 
sion nr  Twenty-second 
Murphy  Michael  K.,  newspajier  carrier,dwl  63  Minna 
Murphy    Michael    P.,    drayman    with   Alouzo   P. 

Hasty,  dwl  46  Louisa 
Murphy  Miles,  laborer,  dwl  108  Fi-eelon,  rear 
Murphy  Mo:ris,  laborer,  bds  214  Broadway 
Murphy  Miises,  baker  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Calitornia 
Murphy  Nicholas,  blacksmith,  dwl  20  Tehama 
Murphy  Nicholas",  calker,  dwl  37  Clementina 
Murphy  N.  S..  physician,  ottice  616  Market 
Murphy  Owen,  laborer  with  Hancock  &.  Kelso 
Murphy  Owen,  fruits,  dwl  Ss  Autouio  bet  Jones  and 

Leavenworth 


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C    P   VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Glassware  and  Toys. 


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Murphy  Owen  A.,  (Mnrpky  &  Conners)  dwl  416 

Ellis 
Murpliv  Patrick,  bookkeeper  with   Laikins  &  Co., 

(IwllSClma 
Murphy  Patrick,  cartmiin,  dwl  ^42  Natoma 
Murphy  Patrick,  fireman,  dwl  E  8  Beale  bet  How- 

arcl  and  Folsom 
Murpliy  Pali-ick,  ;,nainer  with  Siiiippon  &  Lemon 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Wliite  nr  Vallejo 
Murpliy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  N  8  Sacramento  bet 

Devisadeio  iind  Broderick 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  NWcor  Brannan  and 

Clinton 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Kearny  and 

Clay 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Twelfth  Av  bet  N  and 

M,'  South  S.  F. 
Murpliy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  11  Baldwin  Court 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  .Saciauiento 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 
Murphy  Patrick,  longshoreman, dwl  26  Perry 
Murphy  Patrick,  porter,  dwl  814  Sansom 
Muiphy  Patrick,  Bteainship  fireman,   dwl  23  Fred- 
erick 
Murphy  Patrick,  waiter  Lick  House 
Murpliy    Patrick   II.,  fireman   P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  dwl 

oil  First 
Murphy  Patrick  FT.,  laborer,  dwl  315  Tehama 
Murphy  Patrick  H.,  tinsmith,  dwl  7^)3  Clementina 
Murphy  Paul,  cnrpenter.  dwl  San  Qnentiii  Hotel 
Muiphy    Peter,   l.i borer   California   Dry  Dock,  dwl 

Hunter's  Point 
Murphy  Peter,  e.vpresswajion,  NW  cor  Davis  and 

Broadway,  dwl  3-.28  V'iillejo 
Murphy  Peter,  niarbleworker,  dwl  313  Folsom 
Murphy  Peter,  tanner,  dwl  S  s  Brinnan  nr  Ninth 
Murphy  P.  H.,tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  S   s  Fol- 
som nr  Eighth 
Murphy  Philip,  boilermaker,  dwl  4.jR  Natoma 
Murphy  Philip,  peddler,  dwl  131  Dora 
Murphy  Philip  U. ,  cooper,  dwl  150  Shipley 
Mur|)liy  P.  M.,  groceries  and    liquors,  NE  cor  Fif- 
teenth and  Howard 
Slurfihy  Raymond  M.,  farmer  Industrial  School,  old 

Ocean  House  road  5  miles  from  City  Hall 
Murphy  Richard,  blacksmith,  dwl  5-12  Mission 
Murphy  Richard,  laborer,   dwl  Presidio   Road   nr 

iMountain  Lake 
Murphy  Richard.  Union  Livery  Stable,  720  Union 
Murphy  Richard  N.,  formcairier  with   Francis  & 

Valentine,  dwl  532  Commercial 
Murphy  Stephen,  driver  with  Bamber  &  Co.'s  Ex- 
press, res  Alameda 
Murphy  Sus  iniiah,  (widow)  dwl  40()  Eddy 
Muriiby   Sylvester.   San   Quenlin   Hotel,"  SW  cor 

Sierra  and  Loiiisiiina 
Murphy  Thom;i8  Mrs.,  dwl  N  s  Brannan  bet  Filth 

and  Sixth 
Murphy   Thomas,   bricklayer,    dwl    ISj    Harrison 

Avenue 
Murphy  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  2027  Polk 
Muiphy  Thomas,  gastitter  with  J.  K.  Prior,  dwl  328 

Vallejo 
Murphy  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  106  Beale 
Murphy  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  225^  Perry,  rear 
Murphy  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  8(18  Pacific 
Murphy  Thomas,  longshoreman, dwl  41  Stanley  Place 
Murphy  Thomas,  maiblepolisher,  dwl  626  Minna 
Murphy  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  531   East 
Muiphy  Thomas,  hostler,  dwl  508  Mission 
Murpliy  Thomas,  teamster  with  R.  <fe  J.  Morton,  dwl 

472  Tehama 
Murphy  Thomas,  fHageii  &  M.)  dwl  SW  cor  Minna 

anil  Julia 
Murphy  Thomas  F.,  miner,   dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet 

Brannan  and  Townsend,  rear 
Muiphy  Thomas  H.,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Murphy  Thomas  P.,  hackman,  Piazu 


Murphy  Thomas  R.,  Bull's  Head  Saloon,  cor  Sutter 

and  Market,  dwl  727  Miiuia 
Murphy    Timothy,    blacksmith,    dwl    Sansom    bet 

Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Murphy  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  Hunters  Point 
Mur|)hy  Timothy,  laborer, dwl  N  s  Ellis  nr  Buchanan 
Murphy  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Fell  bet  Laguna 

and  Buchanan 
Murphy  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  351  Minna 
Muiphy  Timothy,  laliorer,  dwl  516  Mission 
Murphy  Timothy,  miner,  dwl  727  Clementina 
Murphy  Timothy,  plasterer,  dwl  6  Hyde 
Murphy   Timothy,   plasterer,    dwl    S  s  Filbert  nr 

Kearny 
Murphy  Timothy,  porter,  dwl  937  Folsom 
Murphy  Timothy,  teamster,  dwl  E  s  Dolores  nr  Sii- 

teentli 
Murphy  Timothy,  (Lane  Sf  31.)  dwl  Sansom  bet 

Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Murphy  Timothy  I).,  miner,  dwl  255  Minna 
Murphy  Timothy  J.,  carpenter,  dwl   W  s  Guerrero 

nr  Twenty-si.xth 
IMnrphy  W.  D.,  teacher  music,  dwl  264  Minna 
Murphy  William,  boilei maker  with  McAfee,  Spiers 

(fe  Co.,  dwl  106  Tehama 
Muiphy  William,  clerk  with  H.  Arbuckle,  dwl  NE 

cor  Howard  and  Sixteenth 
Murphy  William,  laborer,  dwl  6(16  Stevenson 
Jlurpby  William,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Murphy  William,  porter  with  Wilson  &  Bro.,  dwl 

842  Mission 
Murphy  William,  rigger  and  stevedore,   dwl  307  Fol 
Murphy    William,  toUkeeper,  Mission   and  Ocean 

Beach  Ro.id  opp  Nineteenth 
Murphy  William  D.,  teacher  music  public  schools, 

dwl  255  Minna 
Murphy  William  E.,special  policeman. dwl  15  Second 
Murphy  William  S.,  clerk,  dwl  842  Mission 
Murphy  &  Conners.  (Oiccn   A.    Mtirpky   and  John 

ConuersJ  fruit  and  limejuice,  221  AVasliington 
Murphy  &  Haley,  f  Cornelius  Mvrphy  and  Jeremiah 

Haley  J  bool  blacking,  327  Sansom 
Murphy. — See  Murfey 
Murr  Chiislopher,  liquor  saloon,  325  Sansom,  dwl 

112  Eddy 
Murr  James,  plumber  with  M.  D.  Lasswell,  dwl  308 

Minna 
Murray  Alvin,  laborer  with  Pacific  Rolling  Mill, 

dwl  Potrero  Point 
Murray  Andrew,  sailmaker  with  John  L.  Prior,  dwl 

137  Hayes 
Murray  Andrew  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Willow  Av 

nr   Laguna 
Murray  Bernard,  boarding.  61  Minna 
Murray  Bernard,  clerk,  dwl  W  e  Mission  bet  Rid- 
ley and  Thirteenth 
Murray  Bernard,  laborer  with  George  &.  Rogers,  16 

Webb 
Murray  Bernard, special  policeman,  dwl  430  Tehama 
Murray  Brothers,  (Lemuel  T.  and  Calvin  A.  Mur- 
ray J  milk  depot,   18  Tyler 
Murray  Calvin  A..  (Murray  Bros.  J  res  San  Mateo 
Murray  Charles,  clerk,  405  Cal.  dwl  1505  Jones 
Murr.iy  Ciiarles,  seaman,  dwl  131  Shipley 
Murray  Charles  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  131   Shipley 
Murray  Charles  .J.,  cook,  dwl  37  Clementina 
JIurrav   Daniel,  barkeeper  with  Dennis  O'Brien, 

dwl  SHardie  Place 
Murray  Daniel,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Murray  Daniel,  longshoreman,  dwl  120  Hayes 
Murray  Flizabeth  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  63  Clem 
Murray  Ellen,  laundress  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Murray  Fannie,  (widow)   boarding,  l()8Si.\th 
Murray  Francis  X.,  carpenter,  dwl  919  Folsom 
Murray  Francis  X.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  919  Folsom 
Murray  Frank  J.,  fireman  S.  F.  and  P,  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  Jl  Folsom  Avenue,  rear 
Murray  George  N.,  (Murray  di-   Noble)  dwl  S  s 

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Murray  Henry,  dairyman  with  Willipm  W.  Coll, 

dwl  \V  B  San  Bruno  Road  nr  Twenty  eiglith 
Murray  Henry,  laborer  P.M.S.S.  Montan;\ 
Mnrray  Henry  B..  (  Thnmp>.on  &  .V.y  dwl  331  Jessie 
Murniv  HniL'li,  waiter  American  E.xclianf^e  Hotel 
Marr;<"y  Hntrh,  {Reynolds  &  M.J  dwl  W  s  First  bet 

Harrison  and  Brj-ant 
Murray  Hi)>;h  J.,  laborer,  dwl  107  Lafayette 
Murray  leaac,  clerk  '£1  Occidental  Market,  dwl  15 

Second 
JIurray  James,  hackman,  Plaza 
Murray  James,  laborer,  dwl  10  Jessie 
Murray  James,  laborer  P.M.S.S.  Co.'s  Wharf,  dwl 

2-24  Fourth 
Murray  James,  molder  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  cor 

Beale  and  Howard 
Mnrray  James,  shoemaker,  dwl  14  Everett 
Murray  James,  f  Fickell  <t  M.j  dwl  (i.5  Clementina 
Murray  Johanna,  (widow)  dwl  5-16  Bryant 
Murray  John, dwl  Serpentine  Av  nrSan  Bruno  Road 
Murray  John,  l(oilermaker  Vulcan  Irou  Works,  dwl- 

13i:j  California 
Murray  John,  clerk  with  J.  H.  Bailey,  dwl  621 

Union 
Murray  John,  clerk  with  William  Murray,  dwl  15 

Second 
Mnrray  .John,  driver  with  Pickett  &.  Murray,  dwl 

37  Clementina 
Murray  John,    helper  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl  25 

Kitch 
MnrrHy  John,  laborer,  dwl  l'2n  Hayes,  rear 
Murray  John,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.S. 

California 
Mnri-ay  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  1021  Battery 
Murray  John,  mattressmaker  with  Geor^je  O.  Whit- 
ney &  Co.,dwlS\V  cnrLeav  and  Broadway 
Murray  John,  porter  with  Conroy  &  O'Connor,  dwl 

S  s  Sutter  nr  Devisadero 
Murray  John,  proprietor  Hibemia  House,  509  Davis 
Murray  John,  waiter  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Mnrray  .John  Y.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  31"2  Hayes 
Murray  John  K.,  stonecutter,  dwl  VV  s  Dora  bet 

Harrison  and  Bryant 
Murray  John  L.,  plasterer,  dwl  Brady  nr  Valencia 
Murray  John   S.,  stevedore,  dwl  N\V  cor  Filbert 

and  Montgomery 
Murray  Joseph  N.,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Howard  nr 

Fifteenth 
Murray  Kate,  (widow)  dwl  1-303  Leavenworth 
Murray  Lawrence   E.,  upholsterer  with   Wood  i. 

Boucher,  dwl  937  Fi^lsum 
Murray  Lawrence  J.,  ilwl  :i'-i2  Stevenson 
3Iurray  Lemuel  T.,  fMurmy  Bros..)  res  San  Miteo 
Murray  Liz/.ie  Miss.,  saleswoman. 1 002  Stocklou,  dwl 

N  8  Vallejo  bet  Powell  and  Masuu 
Mnrray  M.,  builder,  dwl  7i!8  Market 
Murray  Margaret  E.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  ^4  Third 
Murray  M.iria,  (widow)  dressmaker,  641  Miiision 
Murray  Martin,  jobwagon,  cor  Front  and  Mjrket, 

dwl  XE  cor  Harrison  and  Seventh 
Murray  Martin,  waiter   with  Bertz  «k  Co.,  dwl  153 

Tehama 
Murray  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  6  Washoe  Place 
Murray  !Mary,  (widow)  dwl  13  Grand  Avenue 
Murray  Mary,  (widow)   ladies'  nurse,  dwl  740  How 
Murray  Mary  A.,    (widow)  ladies'  nurse,   dwl  657 

Minna 
Murray  Matthew,  waiter.  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Murray  Michael,  dwl  W  s  Polk  nrFell 
Murray  Michael,  farmer,  dwl  Twenty-ninth  nr  Noe 
Murray  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  20  Sumner 
Murray  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  56  Minna,  rear 
Murray  Michael,  laliorer,  dwl  118  H^iyes 
Mnrr.iy  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  559  Natoraa 
Murray  Michael,  lalwrer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Murray  Morris,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Tyler  bet  Taylor 

and  Jones 
Murray  Newton,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Murray  O.  G.,  dwl  5-37  Bi-yant 


Murray   0^ven,  janitor   Spring    Valley    Grammar 

School 
Murray  Patrick,  carpenter,  dwl  1R9  Folsora 
Murray    Patrick,  hostler  with  William   E.  Bridge, 

dwl  236  Sutter 
Murray  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  15  Geary 
Mtirray  Patrii-k,  hi  borer,  dwl  536  Sacramento 
Murray   Patrick,  lithoifraphic   printer  with   G.   T. 

Brown  &.  Co.,  dwl  714  Hi>ward 
Murray  Richard,  carpenter,  dwl  f;6(i  Mission 
Murray  Richard,  ii<>stler2ll  Pine,  dwl  512   Mission 
Murray  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  2f)8  Clementina 
MURRAY    ROBERT,    Lieut.    C..1.  and    Assistant 

Mediral  Purveyor  Military  Divihinn  Pacific,  of- 
fice 747  Market,  dwl  1617  Howard 
Mnrray  Samuel,  machinist  with  Hawkins  &   Can- 

trell,  dwl  5  Wjishoe  Place 
Murray  .Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  621  Union 
Murray  .*»un)ner,  carpenter,  dwl  836  Market 
Mu'ray  Thomas,  blaiksmith,  dwl  441  i  Natuma 
Murray  Thomas,  brakesman  Southern  Pacific  S.B., 

dwl  118  Hayes 
Mnrray  Thomas,  butcher  P.  M.  S.  S   Amerira 
Murray  Thomas,  coach  painter,  dwl  1071  Market 
Murray  Thomas,  drayman  with  Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl 

2)0  Pacific 
.Murray  Thomns,  Liborer,  dwl  29  E>-ker,  rear 
Murray  Thomas,  laborer  with  Hnncoc'-;  &.  Kelso 
Murray  Thomas,  laborer  with  John   F.    Snow,  dwl 

1623  Mission 
Murray  Thnmas,  porter  with  Caleb  M.  Sickler,  dwl. 

corBiyint  and  Fourth 
Murray  Thomas,  proprietor  Golden  Gate  House,  510 

Davis 
Mnrray  Thomas,  teamster,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet  Bry- 
ant and  Brannan 
.Murray  Thomas  S.,  waiter,  dwl  Adams  House 
Murray  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl   E  s  Twelfth   bet 

Howard  and  Folsoin 
^Inrray  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  6  Sumner 
Murray  W.  H.,  carpenter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Murray  Williimi,  blacksmith,  dwl  NE   cor  Front 

and  Sacramento 
Murray  William,  compositor  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl 

1232  Bush 
Murray  William,  fish,  22  Occidental  Market,  dwl  15 

Second 
Mnn-ay  William,  hostler  with  Thomas  J.  Morae.dwl 

SE  cor  Minna  and  Fifth 
Murray  William,  laborer  Odd  Fellow »"  Cemetery 
Murray  William,  packer  with    Haynes  &.  Lawton, 

dwl  E  s  Webster  bet  Post  and  Sutter 
Mnrray  William  B.,  with  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  dwl  Occi- 
dental Hotel 
Murray    William  F.,   machinist  with  Hawkins  h, 

Cantrell,  dwl  6  Washoe  Place 
Murray  William  L.,  carpeuter,  dwl  W  s  Eleventh  nr 

Harri.-<on 
Murray  William  T.,  shipjoiner.  dwl  541  Second 
Murray  li  Noble,  ^^oro'g  ^V.  Murray   nnd   A.   T. 

yoble)  milkrauch,  cor  Old  San  Jo86  Road  and 

Thiitieth 
Murrin  Felix,  laborer,  dwl  409  Sutter 
Murrin  John,  tailor  with  M.  J.  Myers,  dwl  539  Bush 
Murta  John,  seaman,  dwl  307  Fii-st 
Murtha  Bernard,  driver  with  C.  H.  Mercer.dwl  1014 

Montgomery 
Murtha  John,  porter  with  Redington,  Hostetter    & 

Co..  dwl  408  Fifth 
Murtha  Patrick,  laborer,  d\vl  17  Fifth  Avenue 
Murtha  Willi. mi  0.,tin  and  coppersmith,  403  Sntter, 

dwl  SW  cor  Sntter  and  Laguna 
Murtridge  Daniel,  mariner,  dwl  23s  Steuart 
Mury  John,  carbuilder,  dwl  Na  Page  bet  Franklin 

and  Gough 
Muser  0\.\o.fDuSen  Freres&  Co.)  dwl  410  Kearny 
^Insgrave  William,  carpenter,  dwl  136N;itoma 
MUSIC  HALL,  (Piatt's)  Es  Montgomery  nr  Bush 
Mnsi-a  William,  slioemaker,  1111  Dup,  dwl  906  Pac 


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Mnstagh  Michael,  bellman  Occidental  Hotel 
MustiirdJosepl)  D.,  carpenter,  dwl  13  Caroline 
Mnsto  Brotiiers,  ('joxeph  and  John  J  \m'pnrtera  mar- 
ble, W  8  Main  bet  Howard  and  Mission 
Miisto  John,  (MiiMo  Brr>(}u:rsj  res  Cliiavari.  Italy 
Mnsto  Joseph,  (Mnato  BrothcrxJ  dwl  1018  Mason 
Muter  William,  clerk   superintendent   General  Re- 
cruiting Service,  703  Market 
Mnth  Jacob,   jeweler,  dwl   NE   cor  Twenty-fourth 

anil  Bartlett 
Math  John,  jeweler,  dwl  NE  cor  Twenty-fourth  and 

Bartlett 
Mutsehler  C,  shoemaker,  dwl  637  Post 
Mutual  Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  (Newark,  N.  J.) 

D.  S.  McLellan,  general  agent,  office  I'J  Stevei\- 

son's  Building 
MUTUAL  LIFE   INSURANCE    CO.  OF    NEW 

YORK,  Andrew  B.  Forbes,  general  agent,office 

201  Monttromery 
Mutual   Provident  Association,   Thomas  Anderson 

president,  Henry  B.  Forester  secretary,    office 

418  California 
Mutual  Real  Estate  Co.,  office  418  California 
Mutzenbecher  F.  M.  L.,  cabinetmaker  with  Field  & 

Frei,  dwl  317  Bush 
Mutzenbecher  John,   (Fenstermoclier   Sf   M.)  dwl 

317  Bush 
Muybridge  Edward  J.,  landscape  photographer,  12 

Montifomery 
Muzzev  Enos  B.,  drayman  wiih  James  Forrest,  dwl 

N\V  cor  Fell  and  Laguna 
Muzzy  Lorenzo,  woolgrower,  dwl  523  Stevenson 
Mycelle  Allen,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  1100  Cl:tv 
Myer  Henry,  tailor  and  cutter  with   Samuel  Figel, 

dwl  972  Folsom 
Myer  Nathan,  merchant,  dwl  733  Union 
M yer  Oscar,  merchant,  dwl  4fi9  Minna 
Myer  Simon,  barkeeper  with  M.  Levi  &  Co 
Myer  Simon,  real  estate,  dwl  25  Stockton  Alley 
Myer. — See  Mayer,  Meier,  Meyer  and  Mier 
Myers  Edouard,  physician,  office  411  Pine,  dwl  Rnss 

House 
I\[yers  Frederick,  expressman,  dwl  813  Greenwich 
Myers  George  P.,  porter,  dwl  83(5  Market 
Myers  Harris, pawnbroker, 818  Kearny  (and  Myers 

&   lAckenxtein) 
Myers  Harris,  pawnbroker,  632  Commercial, dwl  402 

Eddy 
Myers  Henry,  clerk  with  Harris   Mevers,   dwl  402 

Eddy 
Myers  Henry,  clerk  with  Son  &-  Briggs 
Myers  Henry,  newspaper  carrier,  dwl  Vincent  nr 

Union 
Myers  Henry,  upholsterer  with  E.  C.  Kennedy,  dwl 

108  Austin 
Mj'ers  Henry,  waiter  Lick  House,  dwl  266J  Stev- 
enson 
Myers  Henry  B.,  carrier  Bulletin  &  Call,  dwl  1115 

Filbert 
MYEKS  JASPER,  attorney  at  law,  office  and  dwl 

504  Kearny 
MYERS  JOHN,  liquor  salooou,  311  Bush,  dwl  657 

F'olsom 
Myers  John  C,  machinist,  dwl  1005  Howard 
Myers  John  G.,  expressman,  SE  cor  Post  and  Du- 

pont,  dwl  Cedar  Avenue 
Myers  John  H., laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  34  Hayes 
Myers  John   L.,  porter  with  E.  A.  Fargo,  dwl  354 

Third 
Myers  Leon  R.,  (Leon  R.  Mt/ers  &  Go.)  dwl  1511 

Mission 
Myers  Leon  R.  &  Co.,  (William  H.  McCormick 
and  James  N.  Block)  marbleworks,  930  Market 
Myers  Lucien  B.,  conductor  Potrero  and  Bay  R.  R., 

dwl  Potrero 
Myers  Mary  Mrs.,  millinery,  1005  Howard 
MYERS  M.  H.,  secretary  S.  F.  Commercial  Asso- 
ciation, 320  California,  dwl  940  Geary 


Myers    Mitchell  J.,    merchant  tailor,   117   Sutter, 

dwl  423  Natoma 
Myers  Thomas,  bricklayer,  dwl  136  Natoma 
Myers  William,  dwl  303  Jessie 

Myers  William,  broominaker,  dwl  533  Commercial 
Myers  William,   butcher  with  Jacob  Wray,  dwl  18 

Metealf  Place 
Myers  <fc  Lichienstein,  (H.  Myen  and  M.  H.  Lick- 

tenxtein)   loan  office,  602  Montgomery 
Mylian  .Tohn,  seaman,  dwl  3  Miller  Place 
Myles  William,  dwl  SE  cor  Fell  and  Gough 
Mylott  Andrew  E.,  city  surveyor  Peoples  Ins.  Co., 

dwl  W  s  Scott  bet  Bush  and  Pine 
Mylott  Mitcliell.  porter  with  I.  Landsberger  &  Co., 

dwl  9  Hinckley 
Mynier  Terrence,  waiter,  dwl  182  Stevenson 
My  rick    Frederick    W.,   (Marderi  &  MjAwl  Ns 

Lombard  bet  Jones  and  Leavenworth 
Mvrick  Milton  H.,  ( Sawyer  &  M.)  attorney  at  law, 

office  621  Chiy,  dwl  505  Powell 
Myrick  Thomas  S",  editor,  dwl  225  Stevenson 
Myrink  William,  bookkeeper,  dwl  334  Brnnnan 
Mysell  Joseph  G.,  driver  with  Deeth,  Starr  &.  Camp- 
bell, dwl  115  Seventh 


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Naar  Louis,  bootblacking,  502  California,  dwl  12 

Harlan  Place 
Naas  Valentine,  cook,  SW  cor  Mission  and  Spear 
Naber  Henry,  clerk  with  Smadeke  &.  Co.,  dwl  NE 

cor  Kearny  and  Broadway 
Naditigall    Frederick,  groceries  and  liquors,   NW 

cor  Brodeiiek  and  Post 
Nachtrieb  Frederick,  fruits,  43  Third,  dwl  232  .lessie 
Nadorff  Albert,  cooper  with  J.  W.  Coppage  &  Co., 

dwl  11  Pacific 
Naelen  James,  marblepolisher  with  David  Zeglio, 

dwl  48   Silver 
Nagart  Robert,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 

California 
Nagel  Charles,  barkeeper,  635  Kearny 
Nagel  Jacob,  boots  and  shoes,  and  shoemaker,  108 

Kearny,  dwl  20  Stockton  Plnce 
Nagel  Louis,  lithographer,  dwl  4  Ewer  Place 
Nagel  Paul,  professor  music,  dwl  1028  Montgomery 
Nagel  William,  American  Market,  702  Bush 
Nagele   Jacob,   carrier  S.    F.   Chronicle,    dwl    826 

Lombard 
Nagenirast  Jacob,  brewer  with  Weyand  &  Kasche, 

dwl  W  8  Seventh  nrBrannan 
Nagle   Charles  H.,  scrollsawyer  California  Mills, 

dwl  12  Tehama  Place 
Nagle  Edward,  porter, 222  California,  dwl  441  Jessie 
Nagle  Eliza, (widow)  dwl  Ns  McAllister  bet  Leav- 
enworth and  Hvde 
NAGLE  GEORGE  D.,  contractor,  office  418  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  125  Sansom 
Nagle  George  W.,  salesman  with  W.  W.  Dodge  & 

"Co.,  dwl  16  Rincon  Place 
Nagle  Henry  H..  clerk  Union  Ins.   Co.,  dwl  332 

O'  Farrell 
Nagle  Henry  P.,  salesman  \yith  Stein,  Simon  & 

Co.,  632  Sacramento 
Nagle  Jacob,  carrier  Bulletin,  dwl  NE   cor  Jones 

and  Lombard 
Nagle  James,  laborer  with  San  Francisco  Gas  Co. 
Nagle  James  C,  carpenter,  dwl  474  Jessie 
Nagle  John,  fireman  S.  F.  Gas  Co..  dwl  234  Minna 
Nagle  .John,  plasterer  Plasterers'  Pro.   Association, 

727  Market 
Nagle  Richard,  real   estate,  dwl   S  s  Brannan   bet 

Seventh  and  Eighth 
Nagle  Richard,  stairbuilder,  dwl  251  Minna 
Nagle. — See  Nagel  and  Neagle 
NAGLEE'S  BUILDING,  SW  cor  Montgomery  and 

Merchant 
Nahamier  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  1234  Dnpont 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sanacm  Street,  Perfumery  and  Fancy  Soaps. 


YERBA  SAKTA  we  know  to  bo  an  infallible  Blood  Purifier. 


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Nahl  Brothers,  (H.  W.  Arthur  and  Chnrles  C.j 
art  and  filiotofjriipliic  gallerv,  itil  Moiilgonitry 

Nahl  Cliarles  C,  (Nnid  Bn.thc'rs)  rlwl  818  Bush 

Nahl  H.  W.  Arthur,    (NaJd  Brothers)  res  Ahinieda 

Nalil's  Building,  N  8   Bdwy    het  Mont  and  Kearny 

Naigo  Thomas,  pantry  man  with  John  Anderson, 
dwl  Pac.  Lodgingri 

Nalond  John,  honseniover,  dwl  946  Harrison 

Naniur  Peter,  reetauranl,  817  Montgomery 

Nannery  Thomas,  lahorer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Re- 
liuery,  dwl  21  Folsom 

Nanns  lu'ederick  Kev.  pastor  St.  John  German 
lOvangelicrtl  Lutheran  Church  and  Scandinavian 
Eviingelical  Lutheran  Churcl),  Church  of  the 
Advent,  dwl  944  Mission 

Napa  City  Packet  Line,  office  Commercial  Wharf 

Napa  City  Steamer,  foot  Broadway 

Napa  Soda,  Thomas  W.  Fenn  agent,  office  124  Sutter 

Napa  Wood  Co.,  depot  122  Beriy,  office  418  Mont- 
gomery 

Naplitaly  Annie  Mrs.,  fancy  lace  work,  dwl  257 
Stevenson 

Naplitaly  Benjamin  F.,  editorial  department  S.  F. 
Chronicle,  dwl  257  Stevenson 

Naphtaly  Joseph  (Whiting-,  N.  &  Nevmann)  attor- 
ney "at  law,  office  430  Cal,  dwl  1016  Powell 

Napier  J.  J.,  assayer  and  amnlgatnator,  30  Fremont 

Napier  John,  waiter  Lick  House 

Napier  Stephen  H.,  teamster  with  Lyons  <fe  Collins, 
dwl  Heron  nr  liighth 

Narizano  Charles  L.,  bookkeeper  with  Bisagno 
Brothei-8,  dwl  503  Chesnnt 

Narjot  Ernest,  landscape  painter,  dwl  N  W  cor  Pow- 
ell and  Union 

Narrow  Gauge  Railroad  Co.,  A.  J.  Moulder  secre- 
tary, office  320  California 

Nasclioki  Ad(dphuB,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works, 
dwl  13  Everett 

Nash  Charles  A.,  driver,  dwl  IS  Hampton  Place 

Nash  H.  A.  &  Co.,  (  Willinm  F.  Pratt)  commis- 
sion hoots  and  shoes,  223  California 

Nash  Henry,  engineer,  dwl  413  Braniiau 

Nash  Henry  A.,  (H.  A.  Nasli  &  Co. J  res  Boston 

Nash  John,  hostler  with  William  E.  Bridge,  dwl 
236  Sutter 

Nash  Lizzie  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  1107  Mont 

Nash  Mary  E.,  (widow)  dwl  1118  Howard 

Nash  Samuel  J.,  extraman  Hose  Co.No.2,S  F.F.D., 
dwl  W  8  Main  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 

Nash  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  911  Market 

Nash  Thomas,  shipjoiner  Shipjoiners'  Ass'n,  713 
Mission 

Nash  William,  clerk  collection  dept..  Wells,  Fargo 
&  Co.,  dwl  cor  Van  Ness  Av  and  Austin 

Nathan  Antoin,  fG.  Colin  &  Co.  J  dwl  208  Sutter 

NATHAN  B.  Jk  CO.,  (Frederick  W.  BohrmannJ 
importers  wholesale  and  letail  crockery,  glass, 
and  chinaware,  cutlery,  britiania,  platedware, 
lamps,  etc.,  540  Kearny 

Nathan  Barnett,  dwl  30  Tehama 

Nathan  Bernhard,  ( B.  Nathan  &  Co.,  and  Dohr- 
mniin  &  (7o.y  dwl  735  Ellis 

Nathan  Edmund,  stableman,  iwl  231  Minna 

Naltian  Henry,  clerk  witii  S.  P.  Taylor  &,  Co.,  dwl 
N  8  McAllister  bet  Webster  and  Fillmore 

Nathan  Herman,  bookkeeper  with  B.  Nathan  <fe 
Co.,  dwl  1906  Stockton 

Nathan  Jacof),  cigars  and  tobacco,  356  Third 

Nathan  Jacob,  tailor,  dwl  560  Mission 

Nathan  Louis,  dwl 310  Jessie 

Nathan  Samuel  C,  pilot,  office  35  Merchants  Ex- 
change, dwl  327  Union 

Nathan  S.  J.,  (Sacramento)  office  106  Sansom 

Nathan  Solomon,  clothing,  112  Steuart 

Nathan  Siiskind,  expresswatrou,  SW  cor  Stockton 
and  Hroadway,  dwl  838  Vallejo 

Natlumson  Godfrey,  vocalist,  dwl  5374  iMinna 

NATIONAL  BREWERY,  GInck  &  Hansen  pro- 
prietors, NW  cor  O'Farrell  and  William 


NATIONAL  FLOUR  MILLS,  J.  Marieustein   & 

Co.  proprietors,  SW  cor  Pacific  au<i  Batlerv 
NATIONAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO.  U.  S'.  A.. 

(Washington.  D.  C.)  C.  I.  Hutchinson  general 

agent,  office  338  Montgomery 
Nafioiiiil  Sailors  Home,  896  Front 
NATIONAL     UNION    REPUBLICAN    STATE 

CENTRAL    COMMITTEE,    rooms    NE    cor 

Moiitgomerv  and  Commerciiil 
NATOMA  WATER  &  MINING  CO.,  H.  P.  Liver 

more,  treasurer,  office  529  Market 
Natorp  Albert,  clerk  with  Rodgers,   Meyer  &   Co., 

dwl  12  Ellis 
Natorp  Bernhard,  bookkeeper,  dwl  12  Ellis 
Natting  Edward  C.  stonecutter,  dwl  314  Ritoh 
Nattini  E.  M.   Rev.,  vicepresident  and   school  di- 
rector St.  Ignatius  College,  dwl  841  Market 
Nan  Frederick,  stevedore,  dwl  1327 
Nauhert  John,  saloon,  dwl  426  Union 
Naubert  Louis,  cigarmaker,  dwl  426  Union 
Naiid  A.,  (A.  Nand  &  Co.j  dwl  712  Pacific 
Naud  A.&  Co.,  wines  and  liquors,  712  Pacific 
Naugliton  Patrick,  laborer  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

17  Hunt 
Naulhy  James,  plasterer,  dwl  S  s  Seventeenth    nr 

Mission 
Naulty  Nicholas,  lal)orer  Pacific   Iron  Works,  dwl 

50  Natonia 
Nauman   Charles,  produce,  fruit   and   vegetaliles, 

507  Sansom,  dwl  SW  cor  Fol  and  Tweniylirst 
Nauman  Paul,  locksmith,  218   Commercial,  dwl  SE 

cor  Folsom  and  Twenty-first 
Naunton  George,  sfiipping  agent,  office  524  Battery, 

dwl  1801  Dupont 
Naunton  Robert  H.,  bookkeeper  witli  George  Naun- 
ton, dwl  1801  Dupont 
Nautre  Lawrence  A.,  clerk  with   A.  Laniott,  dwl 

6.34  Vallejo 
Nautry  Mary,   (widow)  nurse,  dwl  634  Vallejo 
Nava   Jolin,  bootblack   with  Jacob   Streib  &l  Co., 

dwl  1332  Dupont 
Navaiette   Enrique,  compositor  La  Voz  del  Nuevo 

Mimdo,  dwl  518  Filbert 
Navarette  Ferdinand,  laborer,  dwl  5  Hunt 
Navarez  Johana,  fwidovv)  dwl  526  Broadway        ' 
Navarre   Alfred,  ariver  with  D.  Ghiraidelli,  dwl 

927  Washington,  rear 
Navins  John,  tanner  with  Christian  Hellwig,  dwl 

14  Harlan  Place 
Navlet  Victor,  basketmaker,  221    Leidesdorff,  dwl 

SW  cor  Clay  and  Leidesdorff 
NAVY   AGENTS  OFFICE,  George  W.   Bowie, 

Custom  House 
Narzerau  Alphonse,  dwl  2215  Howard 
Naylor  Peter,  (Thomas  H.  Selby  4"  Go. J  res  New 

York 
Neagle  Hannah  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  777  Market 
Neagle  T.  F.  &.  Co.,  (John  BreciiJ  cooperage,  120 

Wasliinuton 
Neagle  Thomas  V.,  (T.  F.  Neagle  4-  Co. J  dwl  1308 

Pacific 
Neagle  William,  plumber  and  gaslitter,  406  Mont 
Neal  Cliarles,  tinsmith   with  Little  &  Lawson,  dwl 

NW  cor  Jackson  and  Kearny 
Neal  Charles  S.,  clerk,  419  California,  dwl  838  Miss 
Neal  Daniel,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  1304  .lacNsnn 
Neal  Daniel  F.,  patternmaker  Miners'  Foundry,  dwl 

152  Perry 
Neal  Henry  R. ,  clerk,  dwl  E  8    Montgomery  bet 

Lombard  and  Chesliuit 
Neal  James,  contractor,  dwl  629  Bnsli 
Neal  Nicholas,  carpenter,  S.    F.  Gas  Works,  dwl 

10(i2  Howard 
Neal   William  Jr.,  clerk  steamer  Kalorama,   dwl 

711  Taylor 
Neal  William  W.,  pilot,  dwl  303  Jessie 
Neal.— See  Neall,  Neil  and  Neill 
Nealau  John,  painter  and  extraman  Hose  Co.  No. 

5,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  568  Mission 


PEOPLES  INSUBANCE  CO.— Their  Losses  are  promptly  paid. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Boots  and  Shoes, 


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Xeiilin  Piitriek,  painter,  dwl  S  s  Ellis  ur  IJuclianan 
Neuliiii  Thomas,  Inliorer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  iiud  Soutli 
Neale   Ge<>i<;e  S.,   messenger  Bauk  BrilisU  Nortli 

America,  300  Saiisom 
Nealis  Thomas  J.,  barkeeper,  dwl 3 Brooks 
Neall  James,  (William  Uaseltine  &   Co.)  dwl  547 

Minna 
Ncail  James  F.,  clerk  -with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

dwl  oJ7  ;Minna 
Neall  Samuel  J.,  clerk  with  Sliarp  &  Lloyd,  dwl  W 

8  Franklin  nr  McAllii^ler 
Nealon  Jame.x.  marlilepolifher,  dwH8  Silver 
Neainn  Patrick,  laburer,  dwl  316  Beale,rear 
Ne.Uy  Joseph,  caipenter,  dwl  117  Naioma 
Neary  Bernard,   bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  <fc  S.  Co., 

d'wl  421  Stevenson 
Neary  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  35  Jesf<ie 
Neary  Matthew,  slinttermaker  with  Calvin  Nutting 

&  Son,  dwl  S  s  Je8^ie  bet  First  and  Second 
Neary  Niclidlas,  bootnjaker,  dwl  ti30  Third 
Neaiy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  120  Clara 
Neanwer  S.   G.,  farmer,  dwl  NW  cor  Broadway 

and  Kearny 
Nebel  Henry,  clerk   with   Frederick  Jantzen,  dwl 

262  Minna 
Nedclerlint  Emma  Jliss,  dwl  704  Bush 
Neeb  Henry,  tailor  and  trimming's,  1228  Pacific 
Needham     Ainbiose,    lilacUsmith     wiili    Daniel  J. 

Shields,  dwl  S  s  Tehama  bel  Fcmrtli   and  Fifth 
Neelan  Martin,  liosller  with  Crilleudcn   &   Daltou, 

dwl  cor  Miinia  and  Fourth 
Neely  David,  Golden  Gate  Nursery,   NE  cor  Fol- 

soin  and  Twentieth 
Neely  Hugh,  laborer,  dwl  Fort  Point 
Neely  Mary,  (widow)  dAvl  E  s  Jones  bet  Broadway 

and  Viillejo 
Neelv  Michael,  laborer,   dwl  W  8  Bryant  Av  bet 

Harrison  and  Bryant 
Neely  Robert  J.,  dwl  Clementina  nr  Eighth 
Neely. — See  Nealy 

Netf  Chailes,  paper  carrier,  dwl  408  Jones 
Neft'Elij  ill,  dyer  Mission  andPacilic  Woolen  Mills, 

dwl  Folsoin  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Neff  Samuel,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,    128   Kearny 
Negre  D.,  musician,   dwl   SW   cor  Broadway  and 

Dupont 
Nehrboss  John  A.,  clerk  with  Schroder  &  Albrecht, 

dwl  317  Bush 
Nehriich  Frederick,  fNckrlick  &    Schiller  J  dwl  424 

Druinm 
Nehriich    &    Schiller,    (Frederick     Nehriich    find 

Francis.  BclMler )  cooperage,  424  Druinm 
Neibecker  George,  painter  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,   dwl 

3I()  Fourth 
Neil  David,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Green  bet  Taylor  and 

Jones 
Neil  David,  stonesetter  New   U.  S.   B.   Mint,  dwl 

Filbert  bet  Hyde  and  Leavenworth 
Neil  Henry  E.,  di.stiller,  dwl  131  Third 
Neil  Jauie's,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Mills,  dwl  Bartol 

nr  Broadway 
Neil  John,  maiiner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Neil  John,  seaman  North  Pac.   Trans.   Co. 'a   S.   S. 

California 
Neil  Samuel,  clerk,  dwl  W  8  Franklin  nr  McAllister 
Neil  William,  coppersmith  and  plumber,  311   Miss- 
ion, dwl  3G8  Brannaii 
Neil  William,  niai  iner,  dwl  32  Sleuart 
Neild  Lizzie  A.  Miss,  seamstress,  dwl  921  Pacific 
Neilen    iMartin,  laborer  with  Joseph  &   K.   Smith, 

dwl  309  Minna 
Neilen  Thomas,  carriage  painter,  dwl  309  Minna 
Neill  Edward  H.,  physician  and   oculist,  ottice   tJ39 

Market,  dwl  745  Howard 
Neill  P'lancis,  macliinii-l  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  149  Shipley 
Neill  John  A.,  bookkeeeper  with  California  Soap 

Co.,  dwl  128  Kearnv 


Neill  Samuel,  dravmau  with  Wooster   &    Shattuck, 

dwl  163  Minna 
Neill. — See  Neil,  Neal  and  Neall 
Neilsen  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  28  .Slftcramento 
Neilson  George  W.,  bootblack,  842  Market,  dwl  423 

Union 
Neis   Phil  &  Co.,   importers  corks  and  wine   and 
liquor  dealers  materials, 224  Bat,dwl  229  Kearny 
Neiswanger  L.  K.,  printer   with  John  H.  Carmany 

A  Co.,  409  W'a8hin;;ton 
Neitz  Joseph,  butcher  with  Frederick  Wegner,  dwl 

22Claia 
Nelle  George,  clerk  with  Fr.  H.  Roseubaum,  dwl  648 

Howard 
Neller  Leopold,  saloon  keeper,  dwl  cor  Berry  and 

Clara  Lane 
Nelli;.'an  William  H.,  bootmaker,  312  Fifth,  dwl  Ns 

Twenty-fourth  liet  Mission  and  Valencia 
Nellis  James,  clerk,  234  Montgomery 
Nellman  James,  seaman,  dwl  7  Valparaiso 
Nellos  Alonzo,  speculator,  dwl  20  Sansotu 
Nelsen  Lars,  mtiriner,  dwl  531  East 
Nelson  Albert  N.,  (Challman  Jp  N.J  dwl  SW  cor 

Washington  and  Druinm 
Nelson  Andrew,  cabinetmaker  with  Gustave  Ei-lin, 

dwl  S  8  Tehama  ur  Third 
Nelson  Andrew,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Nelson  Andrew,  master  mariner,  dwl  12  Ritch 
Nelson  Andrew,  porter  California  Theater,  dwl  N  s 

Pine  beti  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Nelson  Andrew,  seaman,  dwl  316  Beale,  rear 
Nelson  Andrew,  tanner   with   Funclie  &;  Wasser- 

maiin,  dwl  113  Clinton,  rear 
Nelson  Andrew  G.,  npholsteier  with  John  G.  Nel- 
son, dwl  Mary  L.ine  bet  Bush  and  Suiter 
Nelson  Angus,  carpenter  H.  C.  League.  110  Post 
Nelson  Benjamin,  tailor  with  Gabriel  Abraham,  dwl 

857  Harrison 
Nelson  Charles,  harnessmaker  with  JIain  &  Win- 
chester, dwl  cor  Folsuin  and  Twenty-fourth 
Nelson    Charles,    (John  Kcntjield  &   Co. J    dwl  9 

Laurel  Place 
Nelson   Christian,   master  mariner,    dwl  NW  cor 

Drunim  and  Jackson 

Nelson   Chiistian   F.,  cabinetmaker  with  L.  &  E. 

Emanuel,  dwl  E  8  Kearny  bet  Lombard  and 

Greenwich 

Nelson  Christopher,  (Goodall  &  N.J  dwl  039  Miss 

Nelson  Clans,  wagonmaker  with  William  L  Tustin. 

dwl  633  Broadway 
Nelson  Daniel,  porter,'  dwl  SW  cor  Bdwy  and  Dup 
Nelson  Edward,  saleeman  with  Adams,  Bliun  &  Co., 

dwl  157  Perry 
Xelson  Edward,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Nelson  Francis,   painter,    dwl    W   8  Valencia    nr 

Twenty  second 
Nelson  Frank,  maiiner.  dwl  32  Steuart 
Nelson  Frederick,  soapraaker  with  J    H.  C.  Port- 
maun,  dwl  E  8  Channel  bet  Sixteenth  and  Bran- 
nan  St.  Bridge 
Nelson  George,  clerk, SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Bush 
Nelson  George,  painter,  dwl  759^  Mission 
Nelson  George,  seaman,  dwl  42.J  Union 
Nelson  George,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Nelton  George  H..  bookkeeper  with  John  Sime  & 

Co..  res  Brooklyn,  Alameda  county 
Nelson  Hans,  laborer,  dwl  417  Bush 
Nelson  Hans  C,  longshoreman,  dwl  Sansom  nr  Alta 
Nelson  Henry,  collector,  Washington    St.  Wharf, 

dwl  E  s  Larkin  bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Nelson  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Sev- 
enth and  Stevenson 
Nelson  Henry,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Nelson  Henry,  shipcarpeiiter,  dwl  43  Stanly  Place 
Nelson  Henry  A.,  pilot  and  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Da- 
vis and  Jackson,  dwl  820  Washington 
Nelson  Herman  S.,  clerk  witli  Webster  &  McKee, 

dwl  56  Clementina 
Nelson  Hugh,  hostler,  dwl  606  Third 


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Nelson  Isaac,  (colored;   cook,  dwl  Emmet  Place  nr 

Stockton 
Nelson  Jacob,  calk  er,  dwl  Ninth  A v  nr  Railroad  Av 
Nelson  Jacob,  peanian,  dwl  20  Coniinercial 
Nelson  James,  butcher,  !2  Union  Market,  dwl  147 

Shipley 
Nelson  James,  carpenter,  dwl  1  Howard  Conrt 
Nelson  James,   clerk  with  Charles   Minturu,   dwl 

Grand  Hotel 
Nelson  James,  laborer,  dwl  568  Mission 
Nelson  James,  mariner,  dwl  NE  cor  How  and  Steu 
Nelson  James  O.,  mariner,  dwl  3'J  Steuart 
Nels(m  J.  H.  Major,  paymaster  Den.  Arizona,  office 

SW  cor  Market  and  Third,  dwl  Lick  House 
Nelson  J.  M.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  res 

Sacramento  City 
Nelson  John,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  349 Fourth 
Nelson  John,  carpenter,  dwl  26  Louisa 
Nelson  John,  carpenter  with  Jacob  Zech,  dwl  218 

Pacific 
Nelson  John,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Nelson  John,  seaman,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Nelson  John,  seaman,  dwl  39  Paciftc 
Nelson  John,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'sS.  S. 

Senator 
NELSON   JOHN   G.,  carpets,   oil    cloths,   paper 

hangings,  etc.,  043  Market,  dwl  149  Jessie 
Nelson  John  P.,  porter  with  Piatt  &.  Newton,  dwl 

418  Bryant 
Nelson  Joseph  B.,  dwl  221  Tehama 
Nelson  Louis,  deckhand  steamer  Santa  Cruz,  Wash- 
ington St.  Wharf 
Nelson  M..,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Nelson  N.,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Nelson  N.C.,  waiter,  dwlFlint  Alley  nr  Battery 
Nelson  Niles,  drayman  witli  Union  V*acjlic  Salt  Co., 

dwl  32  Sacramento 
Nelson  Peter,  foreman  Bay  Warehouse,  dwl  SW 

corDupontand  Broadway 
Nelson  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Nelson    Peter,   mariner,  dwl  Empire  House,  N  s 

Jackson  bet  Davis  and  Drunim 
Nelson  Robert  D.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  32  Teiiama 
Nelson  Smith,  mariner, dwl  134  Steuart 
Nelson  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  NE  cor  Octayia  and 

Greenwich 
Nelson  Thomas,  helper  -with  J.  Spaulding  &  Co., 

dwl  2  McCormack 
Nelson  Thomas,  f Nelson  &  Dohlej  dwl  1315  Larkin 
Nelson  W.  G.,  clerk,  dwl  229  Kearny 
Nelson  William,  master  mariner,  dwl  8  Miller  PI 
Nelson  William  F.,  hardware,  206  and  208  Jackson, 

res  Alvai-ado 
Nelson  William   H.,  cooper  with  David  Woerner, 

dwl  SW  cor  Eighth  and  Clementina 
Nel.son  William  h.,(McMahon  dj-  N.J  dwl  903  Sac 
NELSON  &  DOBLE,  f  'J'komas  Nehon  nnrl  Abner 
/>oWey  agents  Thomas  Firth  &  Son  (Sheffield) 
cast  steel,   etc.,   and  manufacturers  cast  steel 
tools,  13  and  15  Fremont,  and  blacksmiths,  673 
Mission 
Nelson. — See  Neilson  and  Nielson 
NeppertJohn  D.,  real  estate,  dwl  2  Langton 
Neppert  Philip,  upholsterer,  530  Broadway,  dwl  212 

Minna 
Neptune  Iron  Works,  John  Upstone  proprietor,  38 

Fremont 
Nerham  Victor,  box  manufacturer,  dwl  607  Grove 
Neri  J.  M.  Rev.,   Professor   Mathematics,  Natural 
Philosophy  and  Chemistry,  St.  Ignatius  College, 
841  Market 
Nesbitt  Samuel,  baker  with  A.  A.Jennings 
Nesbitt  William,  liquor  saloon,  709  Brannan 
Ness  George,  messman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'e  S.S- 

Gnssie  Telfair 
Neasi  Constantine,  laborer,  dwl  1316  Dupont 
Netcher  David,  porter  with  William  H.  Nichols, 
dwl  cor  Hyde  and  Jackson 


Netcher  Joseph,  laborer  with  Albert  Jacobs,  dw' 

1002  Broadway 
Netschert  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  934  Kearny 
Netter  Augustus,  drayman,  dv^-l  3  Tyler 
Netterfield  Thomas,  waiter  with  Bertz  dt   Co.,  dwl 

5.58  Natonia 
Netterville  William,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

Chesley  nr  Harrison 
Netting  Edward,  stonecutter,  dwl  314  Ritch 
Nettwald  Charles,  upholsterer  with  N.  P.  Cole  fi. 

Co..  and  extraman  Hose  Co.  No  5,  S.  F.  F.  D., 

dwl  Polk  bet  Hayes  and  Fell 
Neubauer  Charles,  baker  with  Conrad  Thaler,  dwl 

17  Fourth 
Neuber  Moses,  peddler,  dwl  68  Jessie 
Neuberg  Adolph,  shirt  manufactory,  411  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  313  Turk 
Neubert  Rudolph,  f  A^smann  &  N.J  dwl 773 Mi-sion 
Neuburger  Gustave,  salesman,  109  Battery,  dwl  608 

Filbert 
Neuburger  Isaac,  merchant,  office  109  Battery,  dwl 

716  Filbert 
Neuenschwaniler  Rudolph,  bookkeeper  with  Favre 

&  JaussHud,  dwl  208  Sutter 
Neuer  Fred,  foreman  with  Schroder  &.  Albrecht,  dwl 

614  Bush 
Neuer  Katie  Miss,  teacher  music,  dwl  229  Sixth 
Neuhans  William  ¥A.,  f  William  Hrwcike J  Califor- 
nia wines,  411  Kearny,  dwl  S  s  Post  bet  Taylor 

and  Jones 
NeuhofF  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  246  Minna 
Neuhotf  John  F.,  malster  with  Lyons  St.   Co.,  dwl 

236j  .Jessie 
Neulens  Jules  B.,  wood  and  coal,  718  Sansom,  dwl  S 

E  cor  Montgomeiy  and  Pacific 
Neumau  Edward,  clerk   with   Mansbach   it.   Bine, 

dwl  240  Stevenson 
Nenman  J.  L.,  laborer,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Neuman  William,  clerk  with   William   Dames,  dwl 

SE  cor  Bi-yant  and  Twenty-third 
Neumann  Adolph,  pianofortetiiaker,  dwl  512  Sixth 
Neumann  B.  clerk,  dwl  922  Market 
Neumann  Charles,  merchant,  dwl  612  Kearny 
Neumann  Cln-istopber,winekeeper  with  John  Prinz, 

dwl  54  Clara 
NEUMANN  EDWARD,  druggist  and  apothecary, 

201  Kearny,  dwl  702  Sutter  ' 
Neumann  Emanuel, bookkeeper,  425  Sacramento,  dwl 

2  Villa  Place 
Neumann  Isaac,  carpets  and  furniture.  922  Market 
Neumann   Louis,   fJj.  Neumann   &  Co. J  dwl   N   s 

Geary  bet  Jones  and  Leavenworth 
Neumann  Louis   &  Co.,   ( Lonia    Hicken)  butter, 

cheese,  etc..  Grand  Central  Market 
Neumaim  Marie  INIadame,  millinery, 612  Kearny 
NEUMANN   PAUL,   attorney  at' law  a'd  notary 

public,  (and   Whitinf^,  Napthaly  &  N.J   office 

430  California,  dwl 702  Sutter 
Neumaim  Rudolph,  with  William  Baehr  &  Co. ,649 

Sacramento 
Neumann  Theodor.  compositor  German  Demokrat, 

dwl  839  California 
Neumann   William,  hairdresser  with  Ernest  Held, 

dwl  46  Second 
Neumann. — See  Newman 
Neumeyer  William,   farmer,  dwl   cor  Union  and 

Baker 
Neumiller  .Jacob,  carriagemaker,  33  Eddv 
NEUNABER  HENRY,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW 

cor  Beale  and  Folsom 
Neuniman  Charles,  lanndiymau  S.  F.  Laundry  As- 
sociation, dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Neuss  Charles,  clerk,  dwl  221  Clara 
Neustadt  Emile,  importer  watches  and  jewelry,  137 

Montgomery 
Neustadt  Louis,  market,  505  Broadway 
NEUSTADTER    BROTHERS,    (L'ouh     W.    and 
HenryJ   importers   and  jobbers    clothing  and 

gents'  furnishing  goods,  NW  cor  Bat  and  Pine 


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491 


Neustadter  David,  ealeeman  witb  Neustadter  Bros., 

dwl  502  Bueh 
Nenstaiiter  Henry    (Neustadter  Bros.)  res    New 

York 
Neustadter  Jacob   H.,  palesman    with    Neustadter 

Bros.,  dwl  215  Kearny 
Neustadter  Louis  VV.,  (Neustadter  Bros.)  res  New 

York 
Neustatter  A.,  tobacco  and  cigars,  First  Avenue  nr 

Kentucky 
Neuval  Kraneis  F.,  asplialtnin  sidewalk  and  roofing, 

NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Jackson 
Nenwiler  Louis  P.,  clerk  with  William  Schuman, 

dwl  NW  cor  Kolgdm  and  Seventh 
Neviida  &  Mountain  Lake  Ice  Co.,otfiee  112  and  114 

Washington 
Nevada  Butte  S.   M.  Co.,    (Humboldt  Co.,  Nevada) 

office  4^8  California 
Nevada  ConsolidiUed  Blue   Gravel   Co.,    (Nevada 

Co.,  Cal.)    office  37  New  Merchants  Exchange 
Nevada  Land  »V  JI.  Co.,  oHice  302  IMonttrnnierv 
NEVADA  METALLUUGICAL  WOliKS,  Kiolte 

«t  Luckhardt  proprietors,  21  First 
Nevaiis  J.  T.  Mis.,  assistant  teacher  Silver  St.  Pri- 
mary School 
Neville  Catherine  Mips,  dressmaker,  dwl  48  Silver 
Neville    E.   Henrv,  freii,'ht  clerk  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's 

Wharf,  dwl  530  Third 
Neville  John,  laborer,  dwl  129  Sixth 
Neville  John  M.,  /Neville  Sf   Co.)  dwl  1004  Bush 
Neville  Michael,  fireuiau  Cal.  S.  Nav.  Co's  Steamer 

Amelia 
NEVILLE  &  CO.,   (John  M.  Neville  and  George 

H.  Bryant;  bag  factory,  113  Clay  and  114  Com 
Nevin   Charles   W.,    compositor    wilh    Francis    & 

Valentine,  dwl  218  Minna 
Nevinn  John,  painter,  dwl  21  Sixth 
NevinsOwen,  gardener,  dwl  W  8  Van  Ness  Avenue 

nr  Turk 
NEW  AGE,  (literary  weekly)  New  Age  Publishing 

Co.  proprietoi-s,  office  421  Montgomerv 
NEW  ALASKA  HOTEL,   Henry  Deijeii  proprie- 
tor, 610  Pacific 
New  Almaden  Quicksilver  Co.,  office  320  California 
NEW   ALMADEN   VICHY   WATER  CO,  office 

506  Jackson 
NEW  ATLANTIC   HOTEL,   Bucbboltz  &;  Kock 

proprietors.  624  Pacific 
NEW   BUTCHERTOWN,  Islais   Creek    nr   San 

Bruno  Road 
New  City  Gas  Works,  Point  San  Quentin.  Potrero 
NEW     ENGLAND     HOUSE,    Jacob    Schleicher 

proprietor.  205  Sansom 
New  England  Laundry,  N  s  Brannan  bet  Fifth  and 

Sixth 
NEW     ENGLAND    MUTUAL    LIFE     INSUR- 
ANCE CO.,  (Boston,  Mass  )  Everson  &  Middle- 
miss,  general  agents,  office  302  Sansom 
New  Franklin  House,    Doherty    &    Berminghani 

proprietors,  20  Sansom 
NEW  HAVEN  CLOCK  CO.,  American  Clock  Co. 

agents,  310  Sansom 
NEW  IDRIA  MINING  CO.,  (Fresno  Co.)  office 

305  Sansotn 
NEW  MARKET,  518  Clay 
New  Mexico  M.  Co.,  office  401  California 
NEW  MUSIC  HALL,  (Platfs)  E  s  Mont  nr  Bush 
NEW   NEW   YORK   BREWERY,  W  s  Sholwell 

nr  Eighteenth 
NEW  ORLEANS  WAREHOUSE,  Woodhams  & 

Ludlum  proprietors,  NW  cor  Cal  and  Davis 
New  Pacific  House,  Pinner  &  McLean  proprietors, 

418  Drumm 
New  Potrero  Homestead  Ass'n,  office  408  Mont 
New  Saucelito  Water  Co.,  office  33  Mont  Block 
New  Seal    Rock   House,  ur  Point  Lobos  6=   miles 

from  City  Hall 
New  South  San  Francisco  Homestead  Association, 

office  312  Montgomery 


New  Wisconsin  Hotel,  Trembath  &  Williams,  pro- 
prietors, 411  Pacific 

NEW  YORK  AND  SAN  FRANCISCO  STEAM- 
SHIP LINE,  office  cor  First  and  Brannan 

New  York  Bakeiw,  Bertz  &  Co.  proprietors,  626 
and  628  Kearny 

New  York  Board  Underwriters,  A.  T.  Fletcher 
agput,  office  318  California 

New  York  Herald  agent  and  correspondent,  Frank 
G.  Kennv,  532  Clav 

New  York  House.  SJO  Market 

NEW  YORK  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO.,  Crane  k 
Hawes.  general  agents,  office  426  Monli^oniery 

NEW  YORK  LINE  PACKETS,  A.  Dibblee  & 
Co.,  office  .38  California,  DeWitt.  Kittle  &  Co., 
NW  cor  California  and  Fiont,  George  Howes 
&  Co.,  302  California,  Moore  &  Co.,  NI']  cor 
California  and  Davis,  Piatt  &  Newton.  SW  cor 
Califoinii  and  Front,  Ross,  Dempster,  &.  Co., 
105  California,  Williams,  Blanchard  tfe  Co., 
218  California 

New  Zealand  House,  O'Brien  <k  Shanahan,  pro- 
prietors. 219  Pacific 

Newbauer  W.  H.,  ( Newhauer  &  Go.)  dwl  706  Ellis 

Newbauer  Joseph,  coalyard,  E  s  Main  bet  Howard 
and  Kolsom,  office  107  Sansom,  dwl  2U4  Ellis 

NEWBAUER  &  CO.,  (H.  W.  Newbauer)  Metro- 
politan Match  Factory,  Potrero,  office  107  San- 
son! 

Newberger  Ferdinand,  printer,  dwl  53  Natoma 

New  herder  Hugo,  helper  Phoenix  Iron  Works 

Newberry  Christopher  G.,  captain  brig  Levi  Stev- 
ens, dwl  S  8  Boston  Place  nr  First 

Newburger  Ellas,  (E.  Neicburger  &  Co.)  dwl  514 
Leavenworth 

Newburger  E.  &  Co.,  (William  Salinger)  money 
brokers,  528  Montjromery 

Newbuiw  Frederick  T.,  civil  engineer,  dwl  120 
Fourth 

Newby  Misses,  (Mrs.  J.  H.  Taylor  and  Mrs,  S. 
A.  SimpsoyiJ  millinery,  lOOti  Stockton 

Newby  James  B.,  attorney  at  law,  office  619  Mer- 
chant 

Newcomb  Charles  J.,  (H.  Webster  Sf  Co.)  dwl  222 
Post 

Newcomb  Francis,  machine  operator  with  Bucking- 
ham &  Hecbt,  dwl  17  Fourth 

Newcomb  James  R.,  teamster  with  H.  N.  Tribou, 
dwl  1135  Folsom 

Newcomb  Jonathan,  Jr.,  calkerCalkers' Association, 
Excelsior  Hall 

Newcomb  Thomas,  editorial  department  S.F.  Chron- 
icle, dwl  Lick  House 

Newdorfer  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  NW  corLeides- 
dorffand  Commercial,  dwl  2.55  Tehama 

Newell  David,  salesman  with  Eureka  Salt  Co.,  dwl 
1224  Jackson 

Newell  Hoiace,  (Eureka  Salt  Co.)  dwl  628  Val- 
lejo,  rear 

Newell  John,  (Kelly  &  N.)  dwl  Fourth  nr  Jessie 

Newell  Julius  T.,  bookkeeper  with  Daua  «fc  Blanch- 
ard, 320  Montgomery 

Newell  Laura  Miss,  dwl  628  Vallejo,  rear 

Newell  Milton,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, dwl 
73  Shipley 

NEWELL  THOMAS,  produce  commission,  124 
Clay,  dwl  907  Bush 

Newell  William  A.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 
and  dwl  632  Mission 

New  field  Louis,  dwl  736  Vallejo 

Newhail  Henry  M.,  (H.  M.  Newhall  &  Co.)  dwl 
334  Beale 

NEWHALL  H.  M.  &  CO.,  (J.  Osrar  Eldridge 
and  Gilbert  Palachc)  auction  and  commission 
merchants,  309-313  Sansom 

Newhall  Horatio  C,  attorney  at  law,  office  4  Court 
Block,  636  Clay 

Newhall  Samuel  W.,  civil  engineer  County  Survey- 
or's office,  dwl  702  Vallejo 


JONES,  FUIiljMAN  &  CO..  116  Sansom  Street.  Braids  of  all  kinds. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      []V]      Dip,ECTORY 


Newliall  William  H.,  clerk  with  H.  M.  Newhall  & 

Co.,  dvvl  725  Marivet 
Newlieiiiren  Mattliias,  barkeeper  S.  F.  Verein,  dwl 

129  Third 
Newlioff  Edward  C,  (Waters,  N.  &  Co.]  dwl  5]  I 

O'Farrell 
Newlioff'  Frank,    lockRmith    and    bellhanger,    507 

Commercial,  dwl  246  Minna 
Newliouse  Cliarles,  drayman,  11  Battery 
Newlionse  Moritz,  merchant,  dwl  413  Hyde 
Newkirk  Daniel  I.,  blacksniitli.  Mission  bet  Twen- 

ty-tliird  and  Twenty-fourth,   dwl   E  s  Mission 

liet  Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second 
Newland  J.  Edward,  lanndryman  with  James  Ljid- 

ley,  dwl  Filbert  nr  Gough 
Newlands  Frank  6.,  attorney  at  law,  office  N\V  cor 

Mont  and  Com,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Newlands  VVilliain  Y.,  first  assistant  engineer  light- 
house tender  Shubrick,  foot  Third 
Newman   Abraham,   butcher,  2  and  3  Metropolitan 

Market,  dwl  728  Geary 
Newman  Albert,  jeweler,  dwl  4  Hartman 
Newman  Amelia,  (widow)  dwl  SE  cor  Twenty -first 

and  Folsom 
Newman  Andrew,  carpenter,  bds  20  Commercial 
NEWMAN  BOSTON   B.,  attorney  at  law,  office 

room  3,  SW  cor  Jackson  and  Montgomery,  dwl 

907  Dupoiit 
Newman  Carlton,    (Newman    &    BuvalJ    dwl    5 

Clarice  Place 
Newman  Charles,  carpenter  with  C.P.R.ll.Co.,  dwl 

cor  Berry  and  Madden 
Newman  Charles,  drayman  with  A.  C.  Deitz  &  Co., 

dwl  230  Post 
Newman  Charles,  mar-iner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Newman  Charles,  produce  dealer,  dwl  SE  cor  Fol- 
som and  Twenty -first 
Newman  Cliarles,   waiter  with  Henry  W.  Sever- 
ance, dwl  229  Third 
Newman  Charles  H.,  carpenter.  Point  Lobos,  dwl 

Seal  Rock  House  Road  nr  Ciift"  House 
Newman  Charles  L.,  hardware,  111  Third,  dwl  160 

Tehiima 
Newman  Cbar'les  W.,  miner,  dwl  211  Anslin 
Newman  Christopher,  mariner,  dwl  531  E;ist 
Newman  Edonard,  clerk  with  Mansbach  &  Bine, 

dvvl  241  Stevenson 
Newman   Edward,   groceries    and    provisions,    339 

Third,  and  brush  manufactory,  23  Stockton 
Newman   George,   with   George   Treat,    dvv'l    S   s 

Twenty  fourth  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Newman  George  W.,  calker,  dwl  E  s  Grant  Place 

nr  Folsom 
Newman  Henry,  harnessmaker  with  J.  W.  White, 

dwl  S  8  ViilJejo  bet  Mason  and  Taylor 
Newman  Henry,  insru-ance  accent,  dwl  21 6  Eleventh 
Newman  J.  &  Co.,  fJuliuiiNewman)  impoi-lei's  hats 

and  manuf'actur-ers  hoopskirts,  6  I5attery 
Newman  Jacob,  stairbuilder  with  A.  Frick,  dwl  12 

Allen 
Newman  James,  {Bass,  N.  &  Co. J  dwl  N  s  McAllis- 
ter bet  Franklin  and  Gorrtrh 
Newman  John,  seaman,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Nevvrnnn  John,   (John  Newman   &    Go. J   dwl   13 

Hampton  Place 
NEWMAN   JOHN   &   CO.,   CHemy  F.  Marsh  J 

general    agents    Eastern    nrauufactuiers,    411 

Washington 
Newman  John  T.,  teamster  with  Wheelan  &  Co., 

dwl  SE  cor  Twenty-lifilr  and  Castro 
Newman  John  W.,  bookkeeper  with  Bass,  Newman 

«fc  Co.,  dwl  N  s  McAllister  nr  Frankliir 
Newman  Joseph  L.,  pr-oprietor  St.  Francis  House, 

SW  cor-  Clay  and  Dupont 
Newman  Julius,  fJ.  Newman  &  Co. /dwl  322  Minna 
Newman  Louij,  vegetables,  dwl  6  Clara  Larre 
Newman  Lyon,  merchant,  dwl  467  Clementina 
Newman    Michael,    groceries    and     liquors,    N  s 

Twentieth  nr  Guerrero 


Newman  Otto,  mariner,  dwl  250  Spear 

Newniiin  Philip,  butclrer  with  A.  Newman,  dwl  118 

Joires 
Newniiin  Philip,  ( Philip  Newman  Sj-  Go.)  dwl  704 

Battery 
Newman  Philip  &,  Co.,  (  Valentine  Strubel)  butch- 
ers, 704  Battery 
Newman  Powell,  locksmith,  dwl  SE  corFcdsom  and 

Twenty-first 
Newman  Samuel,  chemist  with  James  H.  Widber, 

dwl  1620  Bush 
Newman  Samuel,  collector  with  Samuel  C.  Har-d- 

ing,  dwl  631  Sacr'amento 
Newman  Simon,  butcher  with  A.  Newman,  dwl  728 

Geai'y 
Nevvman  Solomon,  glazier  with  Wilson  &,  Bro.,dwl 

31  Russ 
Newman  William,  clerk  with  William  Dames 
Newman  William,  mariner,  dwl  423  Ejist 
Newman  William  J.,  laboi'er  La  Grande  Laundi'y, 

dwl  E  s  Tliirteenth  nr  Folsom 
NEWMAN  &  DUVAL,    (C'lrlton    Newman  aild 

Charles  J.  Dnvnl J  ■pro\\v\e\ov6  S.F.GIass Works, 

foot  Fourth,  office  313  Davis 
Newmanri. — See  Neuirian 
Nevvai'k  Joseph  P.,  commission  merchant,  313  Sic- 

ramento,  dwl  830  Post 
Newmark  Simorr,  cigars,  205  Pacific 
Newmark  Valentine  plivsiciarr,  office  SW   cor  Fil- 
bert and  Powell,  dwl  900  Powell 
NEWS  OF  THE  WORLD,    (monthly)   Frederick 

MacCrellish  &  Co.   proprietors  and   publishers, 

ottice  529  California 
Newsou  Alexander,  porter  with   ]\Ieeker,  James  & 

Co.,  res  Brooklyn,  Alameda  Co. 
Newson  Alfr-ed  C,  jiorter  with  T.  H.  Hatdi  &  Co., 

dwl  S  s  Union  bet  Sansoni  and  Calhoun 
Newsom   John   J.,  ( Hoa<xlan(l  dt   N.,    and   Reed, 

Huagland  Sf  N.J  res  Biouklyri,  Alameda  Co. 
Newsoni  Samuel,  with   Hoagland  &  Newsom,  res 

Bi'ooUlyn,  Alameda  Co. 
Newsom  William,  dwl  318  Pine 
Newstadt  Zachaiias.  Rev.  and   Mohel,  office  628 

Market,  dwl  824  Folsom 
Newton  Charles,  salesman  with  Tobiii,  Davisson  & 

Co.,  res  Clinton,  Alameda  Co. 
Newton  Charles  J.  M.,  barkeeper  with    S.    Marks, 

dwl  NW  cor  Washington  and  Montgomery 
Newt<m  George  W.,  laboler  C.  P.  R.   R.,  dwl  737 

Howard 
Newton  L.  H.,  fPlatl  c^-  N.J  res  New  York 
Newton  Morris,  clerk  213  Front,  dwl  Cosmopolitan 

Hotel 
Newton  Reuben,  carpenter  H.C. League, 128 Kearny 
Newton  William,  switchman,  C.  P.  R.  li.,  dvvl  cor 

Beir-y  and  Madden 
Neylau  James,  (A.  German  i^-  Co. J  dwl   820  Post, 

rear 
Neyra  Nicholas,    carriage    painter,    dwl    SW    cor 

Br-oadway  and  Dupont 
Niantic  Hotel,  Henry  C.  Boyd  proprietor,  NW  cor 

Clay  atrd  Sansom 
Nibbe  J'acol),  drayman,  218  Front,  dwl  1406  Polk 
Nibbs Jennie,  (colored)  (widow)  dwl   15   Virginia 

Phice 
Nibbs  Mary, (colored)  (widow), dwl  l6Pirickney  PI 
Nichol  Duncan,  porter  with  Alphonso    H.   Vaugliu, 

dwl  N  s  Stevenson  bet  First  and  Second 
Nichol  Moses,  captain,  dwl  432  Fifth 
Nichohrs  Alexander,  waiter  with   John   Anderson, 

407  Drumm 
Nicholas  Frederick,    fisherman,    dwl  2  California, 

rear 
Nicholas  George,  bairdressing   saloon,   634    Pacific, 

dvvl  Powell  bet  Vallejo  and  Gieerr 
Nicholas  Geoi-ge,  hairdr-essing  and  baths,  37  Sac 
Nicholas  I.,  dwl  What  Cheer-  House 
Nicholl  N.  H.,  salesman  with  E.  Supplee,  dwl  633 

California 


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Nichols  Amos  R.,  carpenter  and  builder,  E  8  Cedar 

nr  Wusliington,  dwl  6  B^ella  Place 
Nichols  Asii  C,  fCox  &  N.)  dwl  VV  s  Van  Nesa  Av 

bet  Post  iiud  Geary 
Nichols  Bernardo  S.,  irraiu  merchant,  123  Clay,  dwl 

805  Hyde 
Xiclmls  Ueriha  C.  Miss,  private  school,  100G  Powell 
Nichols  Chiirles,  job  wiigon,  NVV  cor   Sausom   and 

Slitter,  dwl  2.' 1   Shoiwell 
Nichols  Cluirles,  mariner,  dwl  3'2  Steiisirt 
Nichols  Charles  M.,  Iii"e   surveyor   with   California 

Ins.  Co..  res  Fruitvale,  Alameda  County 
Nichols  Edward  A.,  captain  brig  Orient,   Howard 

Street   VVhiirf 
Nichols  V.  A.  Miss,  dressmaker,  72.5Brannan 
Nichols  Elizabeth  Mrs.,   assistant   teacher  Tehama 

School,  dwl  Ci:j  Third 
Nichols  Fredeiiek  C,  machine  hand  with  Miller  &. 

Haley,  dwl  5J I  Howard 
Nichols  George,  sta.ire  carpenter,  dwl  845  Dupont 
Nichols  Horace  E.,  dwl  N  s  Howard  nr  Eighth 
Nichols  Isaac,  teamster  ^Yith  Hobhs,  Giimore  &  Co., 

217  Marlcet 
Nichols  Jacob,  glazier,  dwl  7  Taylor,  rear 
Ni(-h()ls  James,  attorney  at  hiw,  dwl  613  Third 
NICHOLS  J.  C.&  CO.,  druggists  and  chemists,  SE 

cor  Howard  and  Sixth 
Nichols  Jesse  C.  fJ.  C.  Nichols   Jj-  Co.J  dwl  SE 

cor  Howard  and  Sixth 
Nichols  Jirah  S.,  shipwright,  6  Howard  Court 
Nichols  Joel,  boxmaker  with  Hobbs  &  Giimore,  dwl 

35G|  Hraiman 
Nichols  John  B.,  upholsterer,  dv^'l  528  Bush,  rear 
Nichols  Philip  U.,  teacher  music,  dwl  11  Everett 
Nichols  Richard,  general  trader,  dwl  ()13  Mission 
Nichols  Richard  J.,  dwl  1006  Powell 
Nichids  Sar.ih  A.  Mrs.,  boarding.  28  Ellis 
Nichols  Sheldon  K.,  surveyor  Home  Mutual  Ins. 

Co.,  dwl  721  Bush 
Nichols  Watson,  night  inspector  City  Hall,  dwl  631 

Sacramento 
Nichols  William,  dwl  14  Quincy 
Nichols  William,  laborer  B.  V.  Water  Co. 
Nichols  William  B.,  (Nichols  Jj-  Lubbock)  dwl  807 

Mission 
Nichols  William  D.,  clerk  with  William  H.  Nichols, 

dwl   W  8  Treat  Avenue  bet  Twenty-first  and 

Twenty-second 
Nich<ds   Wiiliatn  D.,  machinist  Pacific  Barrel  and 

Ketr  Factiirv,  dwl  123  Welsh 
NICHOLS  WILLIAM  H.,  hay  and  ijrain.NW  cor 

Sacramento  and  Drumm,  dwl  W  s  Treat  Av- 
enue bet  Twenty-fiist  and  Twenty-second 
Nichols  William  M.."  billiard  saloon,  NW  cor  Fran- 
cisco and  Powell 
Nichols  &   Lubbock,     (William    B.    Nichols     and 

Ch'trlcs  F.  Lubbock)  house  and  sign  painters, 

336  Fifth 
Nicholson    Alexander,    ornamental    painter    with 

William  G.  Weir,  dwl  529  Mission,  rear 
Nicholson  Alexander,  seaman,  dwl  J34  Sienart 
Nicholson  Alexander,  seaman  North    Pac.  Trans. 

Co.'s  S.  S.  Orizaba 
Nicholson  Alfred,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Nicholson  Andrew,  seaman,  dwl  510  Davis 
Nicholson  Daniel,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  410  Jones 
Nicholson   John,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel,   dwl 

230  Clara 
Nicholson  John  IT.,  payingteller  Bank  California, 

dwl  1115  Bush 
Nicholson  John  J.,  bookkeeper  with  Root  &  Bailey, 

426  Sutter 
Nicholson  Joseph  A.,  farmer,  dwl  137  Montgomery 
Nicholson  AL,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Nicholson  Mary  Miss,  milliner  with  Mrs.  Newby, 

dwl  NW  cor  Green  and  Stockton 
Nicholson  Michael  H.,  plasterer,  dwl  357  Clem 
Nicholson  Murdoch,  wheelwright  Bryant  nr  Ninth 


Nicholson  Paul,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 

5.  Pelican 

Nicholson  Samuel  TI.,  salesman,  dwl  417  O'Farrell 
Nicholson  William,  plasterer  Plasterers'  Pro.  Ass'n, 

727  Market 
Nicholson  William  A.  S  ,  law  student  with  B.  S. 

Brooks,  dwl  426  Sutter 
Nicholson. — See  Nicolson 
Nickels    Hans,  coolc  with  Charles  Rosendahl,  dwl 

1816  Powell 
Nickels  John  W. ,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE   cor 

Greenwich  and  Taylor 
Nickelsburg  Morris,  clerk,  114  San,  dwl  1 19  Jones 
Nickelsbnrg  Siegfiied,   salesman,  114  Sausom,  dwl 

215  Kearny 
Nickelson  George  S.,  harnessmaker,  dwl  812  Cal 
Nickerson  Byron,  dv\'l  14I"J  Sacramento 
Nickerson   Charles,    (Nickerson  &    SonJ   dwl   733 

Clay 
Nickerson  Francis  A.,  foreman  with  Buckingham 

6,  Hecht,  dwl  1238  Howard 

Nickerson  George   E.,  hairdresser,  dwl   636   Com 
Nickerson  Louis   H.,  (Nickerson  jj-   SonJ  dwl  733 

Clay 
Nickerson  S.  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  Minna  bet  Eleventh 

and  Twelfth 
Nickerson   William   J.,   (Johnston  &   N.J  dwl    39 

Clarice  Place 
IS&CKERSON   &   SON,  (Charles   and  Louis   H. 

NtckcrsouJ  hatters,  35  Kearny 
Nickol  Jacob,  carpenter,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Nickson  Robert  S.,  horsedealer,  667  Market 
Nicol  Cumerlaiid  H.,  harnessmaker  with  Main  & 

Winchester,  dwl  14  Quincy 
Nicol   Willi.im,  driver  with  John    Ross,   dwl   313 

First 
Nicol  William,  newspapers,  periodicals  and  notions, 

552  Clay,  dwl  108  Tehama 
Nicola  Pietro,  marblepolisher  with  Bianchi  &  Cuneo, 

dwl  N  8  Broadway  bet  Montgomeiy  and  San 
NICOLAYSEN    FRANK,    proprietor     Keystone 

House,  127  and  129  Jackson 
Nicoll  Frederick,  painter  with  Hopps  &  Sons,  dwl 

cor  Fremont  and  Folsom 
Nicolos  George,  (Biiditch  &  N.)  dwl  37  Sacramento 
NICOLSON  PAVEMENT  CO.,  office  617  Mont 
Niebaum  G.,  (  Hiilcliinson,  Kohl  db   Co.J  dwl  Cos- 

mopiditan  Hotel 
Niel  Nicholas,  carpenter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Nield  Ralph,  engineer  with  Samuel  E.  Oakley,  dwl 

17  Sherwood  Place 
Nielsen  Christian,  porter  with  Ryan  &  Waterman, 

dwl  22  Scott  Place 
Nielsen  D.,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Nielsen  'H..,(  Band  maun.  N.  i)r  Co.J  dwl  1232  Stock 
Nielsen  Hans,  oarsman  Tide  Land  Survey 
Nielson  John,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  415  Brannan 
Nielson  John  M.,  carbuihier  with  Kimball  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dwl  cor  Fourth  and  Harrison 
Nielson. — See  Neilson  and  Nelson 
Niemier   Emil,  delivery  clerk  S.  F.  Postoffice,  dwl 

927  Howard 
Niemann  Chiistopher,  winekeeper  with  John  Pi'inz, 

dwl  SE  cor  Clara  and  Fourth 
Niemann  Robert,  barkeeper  with  John  Herber,  dwl 

1510  Powell 
Niese  Frederick,   confectionery  and  fruits,  978  Hai 
Nieuhar  Thea,  clerk,  dwl  539  Second 
Nightengale  John,  real  estiite  agent,  dwl  100  Turk 
Nightingale   George,  seaman,  dwl  SE  cor  Calhoun 

and  Union 
Nightingale  James  H.,  restaurant,  NW  cor  Seventh 

and  Mission 
Nightingale  William, conductor  City  R.  R.,dwl  NE 

cor  Fifteenth  and  Minna 
Nigro  Angelo,  musician,  dwl  Ns  Dupont  Alley 
Nigro  Fabricio,  groceries  and  liquors,  1336  Dupont 
Nigro   Francisco,   musician,  dwl  N  a  Dupont  Alley 

nr  Dupont 


JOJ!TE3,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sau-om  Street,  Silk  and  Velvet  Bibbons. 


EEDiixraTON,  hostette:  . 


).,  Headquarters  for  Druggists  on  the  Pp.oific  Coast. 


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Nigro  Vicenzo,  inugician,  dwl  N  s  Diipoat  Alley  nr 

Diipoiit 
Nilian  Tlioinas,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  EleveutU  bet  Ful- 

soni  and  Howard 
Nihil   Tliomas,  laborer,  dwl  Flint  Alley  iir  Battery 
Nile  Hugli  B.,  salesniiin  with  Mathew  t).  Nile,  dwl 

iMoiitf^omery  House 
NILE  M.  D.,  l(>ol<ingi;lasa  and  pictureframe  man- 
ufacturer, factory, N  VV  cor  (Jliestnut  and  Taylor, 

salesroom,  'I'i^i  Kearny,  dwl  'J-'S  Kearny 
Niles  Alonzo  VV.,  diiver,  dwl  575  Minna 
Niles  C.  A.,  carpenter  H.  C.  Leatrue,  128  Kearny 
Niles  Emery  G.,  butcher  with  William  K.  Dietrich, 

517  Washington 
Niles  M.  L.,   driver  Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R.  R.,  dwl 

SW  cor  Pine  and  Polk 
Nilsen  C,  diver,  dwl  SW  cor  Drumra  and  Wash 
Nilson  Christian,  inariner,  dwl  '26  Steuart 
Nilson   Martin,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Market  and 

Steuart 
Nilsson  Joban,  cabinetmaker  with  W.  J.  T.  Palmer 

&  Co.,  dwl  243  Tehama 
Nimtno  James,  cook  with  John  Malone,  dwl  454 

Natoma 
Niraspou  Jean  B.,  driver  with  J.  L.  Vermeil,  dwl 

SE  cor  Branuan  and  Eighth 
Nissou  Christian,  mariner,  dwl  "JG  Steuart 
Nissou  Nane,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washini:lon 
Nitcher  David,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Hyde  and  Jack 
Nitsche   Adolpb,  malster  Pioneer  Malt  House,  dwl 

E  s  Stockton  nr  Francisco 
Nitze  Joseph,  butcher,  dwl  51  Clara 
Nivelles  Charles,  restaurant,  826  Market 
Nixon  Augustus  H.,    sailmaker    with   Harding   &. 

Bi-ann,  dwl  10  Bryant  Avenue 
Nixon  Emma  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  M.  Riley, 

dwl  10  Bryant  Avenue 
Nixon  Jatnes,  fireman  C.  S.  Nav.  Co'a  stm  Chrysop- 

olis,  dwl  S  8  Harrison  nr  Seventh 
Nixon  Mathew  G.,  assaying  department  U.  S.  B. 

Mint,  dwl  f)l9  Pine 
Nixon  Robert  B.,  master  builder,  dwl  312  Beale 
Nixon  Robert  R.,  carpenter,  dwl  1205  Turk 
Noah  Joel,  real  estate,  dwl  323  .Sutter 
Noah  John,  wheelwright,  dwl  44  Jessie 
Noah's  Building,  SW  cor  California  and  Spring 
Noble  Albert  P.,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

125  Tehama 
Noble  Andrew,  teamster,  dwl  E  s  Webster  bet  Post 

and  Sutter 
Noble  A.  T.,  (Murray  &  N.J  dwl  cor  Old  San  Jose 

Road  and  Thirtieth 
Noble  Beatlie,  fruits  and  vegetables.  Union  Market, 

dwl  263  Minna 
Noble  George  W.,  miner,  dwl  171  Minna 
Noble  Hamden  H.,  atoc'broker,  office  336  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  1119  Mission 
Noble'Janies,  foreman  shoeshop   Industrial   School, 

Old  Ocean  House  Rt    d,  5  miles  from  City  Hall 
Noble  John,  tailor,  dwl  1.  Ofi  California 
Noble  John  F.,  clerk  with  F.  A.  Rouleau,  dwl   1913 

Stockton,  rear 
Noble  Samuel,  printer,  dvl  428  Union 
Noble  Thomas,  (Noble  £(■  Gallagher  J  dwl  E  6  Reed 

Place  nr  Green 
Noble  Thomas   H.,  assistant  storekeeper    Custom 

House,  dwl  508  Folsom 
Noble  Warham  M.,  clerk,  dwl  533  Sacramento 
Noble  <&   Gallagher,  f2/tom(z.?   Noble  and   Edward 

M.  Gallagher)  liouse  and  si  mpainters,  i'Al  Jack 
Noblet  Joseph,  engineer,  dwl  606  Montgomery 
Noblet  Jules,  clerk  with  I.  Landsberger  k  Co.,  dwl 

t)30  Greenwich 
Nobmann  Christoph,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE   cor 

Sacramento  and  Leavenworth 
Nobmann  Fi'ederick,  jobwagon,  600  Market,  dwl  N 

B  Post  bet  Laguna  and  Buchanan 
Noe  Joseph  J.,  (Slacker  &  N .)  dwl  W  s   Howard 

bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 


Noe  Miguel,  real   estate,   dwl   W  s  Old   San   JosS 

Road  bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty  fourth 
Noehlsen  Arthur,  safemaker  with  Kittredge  <&  Lea- 

vitt,  dwl  340  Fifth 
NOEL  ALPHONSE,  mining  secretary,  olSce  419 

California,  dwl  835  Clay 
Noel  Louis,  biundrynian,  dwl  33  Hinckley 
Noethig  William,  driver  Philadelphia  Brewery,  dwl 

lOH  Tehama 
Noft  Georsje,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Wash  and  San 
Nohrden  Henry,  workman  Cal  Sugar  Refinery,  dwl 

cor  Brannan  and  Gilbert 
Noia  .Toseph  D.,  hairdres.-ier,  606  Pacific 
NoilT.,  glazier,  dwl  523  Pine 
Noissat  Pierre,  wines  and  liquors,  1331  Dupont 
Nokea  J.    A.   F.,    salesman,  634  Market,  dwl   628 

Mission 
Nolan  Brothers,  (Patrick  F.  and  James  C.J  boots 

and  shoes,  126  Third 
Nolan  Daniel,  laborer,dwl  E  s  Folsom  bet  Sixteenth 

and  Seventeenth 
Nolan  David  A.,  waiter  with  Bertz  &.  Co.,  dwl  1113 

Kearny 
Nolan  Ediiiund,  fruits,  NEcorO'Farrell  and  Carlos 

Place 
Nolan  Edward,  dwl  Franklin  Hotel 
Nolan  Edward,  carriaj^ewasher  with  Philip   Mors- 

head,  dwl  850  Howard 
Nolan  Francis  L.,  butcher,  dwl  W  s  Potrero  nr  Fif- 
teenth 
Nolan  Fi-ank,  cook  Ocean  House,  407  Drumm 
Nolan  George,  brassmolder  with  Weed  &,  Kingwell, 

dwl  536  Mission 
Nolan  George,  cartman,  dwl  S  s  Fulton  bet  Octavia 

and  Gough 
Nolan  James,  bootmaker  with   Mason   &,  Taylor, 

dwl  521  Jessie 
Nolan  James,  carriagepainter,  dwl  NE  cor  Fourth 

and  Clara 
Nolan  James,  conductor  Omnibus  R.   R.  dwl  214 

Tehama 
Nolan  James,  laborer,  dwl  209  Leidesdorff 
Nolan  James,  Liborer,  dwl  417  Sutter,  lear 
Nolan  James,  laborer,  dwl  Franklin  Hotel 
Nolan  James,  laborer  with   J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Nolan  James,  tanner  withFuncke  &.  Wassermann, 

dwl  E  8  Gilhert  bet  Brannan  and  Townsend 
Nolan  .James.  (Nolan   &    Hogan)  dwl  N  s  Broad- 
way bet  Leavenworth  and  Jones 
Nolan  James  C.,  (Nolan  Brothers)  dwl  220  Tehama 
Nolan  John,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  &  Hecbt, 

dwl  12  Twelfth 
Nolan  John,  brassfinisber  with  Gallagher  &  Weed, 

dwl  .536  Mission 
Nolan  John,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel,  dwl  240  Fifth 
Nolan  Joseph,  porter  Hibertiia  Savings  iind  Loan 

Bank,  dwl  440  Greenwich 
Nolan  Joseph,  wood  and  coal,  128  O'Farrell 
Nolan  Lawrence,    harnessmaker  with   Charles  H. 

Mead,  dwl  536  Mission 
Nolan  Mary,   (widow)  nurse,  dwl  305  Union 
Nolan  Mary,  nurse  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Nolan  Michael,  grocer,  dwl  507  Minna 
Nolan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  E  8  Mission  Creek  nr 

Santa  Clara 
Nolan  Michael,  laborer  with  Miller  <fc  Haley,  dwl 

cor  Seventeenth  and  Harrison 
Nolan  Michael,  laundryman   with   S.   F.    Laundry 

Association,  dwl  NVV  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Nolan  P.,  lamplitrhter  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Nolan  Patrick,  blacksmith  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

642j  Mission 
Nolan  Patrick,  bootmaker,  dwl  170  Minna 
Nolan  Patrick,  dravman,  NW  cor  Steuart  and  Mis- 
sion, dwl  1424  Pacific 
Nolan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Capp  ur  Eighteenth 
Nolan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Vallejo  bet  Mason 

and  Taylor 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUKANCE  CO.  a  Live  Company. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  St.,  Table  and  Pocket  Cutlery. 


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Nolan  Patrick,  laborer  S.  F.  Wool  Excban.i^e,  dwl 

507  Mmsou 
Nolin)  Patrick  F.,  boots  and  8boei>,  23  Third,  (and 

Nolan  BrUkers )  dwl  'J20  Teliania 
Nolan   Piitiick   J.,    butcher,  8  Union  Market,  dwl 

737  Howard 
Nolan  Peter,  laborer,  and  exti'aman  Steamer  No.  7, 
S.  F.  F.  i).,  dwl  S  8  Camp  bet  Second  Avenue 
and  Guerrero 
Nolan  SvlveBler,  fruits  and  produce.  NE  cor  O'Far- 

reil  and  Carlos  Phice 
Noliin  Thomas,  nieichant,  dwl  303  Mason 
Nolan    Thomas,   special    policeman,   dwl  NE   cor 

Washington  and  Dupont 
Nolan  William  J.,  fruit,  dwl  SE  cor  Broadway  and 

Vallejo 
Nolan    William    P.,   engineer  steamtng   Lookout, 

Howard  St.  Wharf,  dwl  418  Folsom 
Nolan  &    Hogan,  (Jainea  Nolan  and   Edward  A. 

HopranJ  house  and  sign  painters,  tlV.i  Pine 
Nolen  Frank,  cook,  dwl  SW  cor  WaBhington  and 

Sansom 
Nolen  M.  J.,attomfiy  at  law,  office  519  Montgomery, 

dwl  747  Harrison 
Nolen  M.  P.,  laptaiu  with  P.  M.S.  S.  Co.,  dwl  637 

Folsom 
Nolen  Thomas,   teamster  with  Lane  &  Richardson, 

SE  cor  TuL-k  and  Fillmore 
NOLF  A.  L.   &    CO.,  rectifiers,  S  s    Seventeenth 

liet  Valeucia  and  Mission 
Noll  Georjje,,  f  Sullivan,  Fratinger  &   Go.)  dwl  S  s 

Fulton  bet  Gough  and  Octavia 
Nolle  JoPiiph,  laborer  with  G.  Venard,  dwl  NWcor 

Masojn  and  Lombard 
Nollner    Bernard,  clerk  with  Weil  <fe  Co.,  dwl  657 

Mi^ision 
Nolte  (Charles  R.,  groceries  and  liquors,  Mission  nr 

T  wentysixih 
Noltts  H.  &.  Co.,  (Henry  SchnnemanJ  groceries  and 

'liquors,  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Jessie 
Noiite  Henry,  (H.  Nolle  &■  Co.)  rt wl  23  Sixth 
Nolte  Hermann,  tailor,  dwl  338  Bush 
fVolte  Ijouis  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  831  Vallejo 
.'Nolte  Tlieoiloie  L. ,  (Nolle  <Jfc   Crane)  dwl  SE  cor 

Eighth  and  Mission 
Nolte  William,  watchmakeraud  jeweler,  321  Kear- 
ny, dwl  631  Minna 
Nolte  Williani  F.,  hairdresser   with  Lampe  Bros., 

dwl  S  8  Fnli.on  bet  L-^rkiu  ami  Polk 
Nolte  &  Crane,  (Theodore  f..  Nolte  and  John  M. 
Crone)  groceries  and  liquors,   SE  cor  Eighth 
and  Mi:5sion 
Noltemeyer  W.  F.,  (W.  F.  NoKemeyer  &  Co.)  dwl 

727  Davis 
Noltemeyer  W.  F.  &  Co.,  (Louis  Lick)  groceries 

and  liquors,  727  Davis 
Nolteuius.Jacob,  brewer,  bds  1022  Dnpont 
Noltenins  John,  butcher  with  Lewis  Hentrich,  dwl 

1022  Dupont 
Nolting  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  309  Stockton 
Nolting  J.   C.  A.,  beer  and  billiard  salo'ii,  NW  cor 

Kearny  and  Washington,  dwl  418  Kearny 
Nonience  Charles,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Nonnemann  William,  tailor,  dwl  2  St.  Charles  Place 
-Nonnenmacher  Dennis,  bootmaker,  1610  Stockton 
Nooker  Louis,  workman  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  Bryant  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Noon  Mark,  bootmaker  with  James  H.  Swain,  dwl 

31  Hunt 
Noon  Martin,  carriagemaker,  dwl  E  s  White  bet 

Green  and  Vallejo 
Noon  Patrick,  brassfinisher  with  M.  Dobrzensky, 

dwl  W  8  Valencia  ur  Market 
Noon  Thomas,   molder  Uuior  Iron  Works,  dwl  cor 

Jessie  and  Ecker  j- 

Noon  William,  coachman  with  John  O'Kane,  dwl 

12  Cleaveland 
Noon  William,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co. 'a  S.S. 
Moses  Taylor 


Noonan  Bartholomew,  laborer  with  Swan.  Dunbar 

<fe  Co..  dwl  E  8  Folsom  nr  Twenty-sixth 
Noonau  Coleman,   laborer  with    Swan.  Dunbar  &. 

Co.,  dwl  E  s  Folsom  nr  Twentv-sixth 
Noonan  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  520  Mission 
Noonan  Daniel  J.,  lawstudent  with  B.   S.   Brooks, 

dwl  424  Seventh 
Noonan  Dennis,  lather,  dsvl  444  Sixth 
Noonan  Dennis  B.,  clerk  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  424 

Seventh 
Noonan  James,  real  estate,  dwl  209  Eighth 
Noonan  Jeremiah,  furnished  rooms,  27  j  Fourth 
Noonan  Jeremiah,  barnessmaker  with  J.  O'Kane, 

213  Keainy 
Noonan  Jereiuiah,  laborer,  dwl  2  Lincoln  Place 
Noonan  John,  carriagetrimmerwith  Saul  &  Co.,  dwl 

173  Minna 
Noonan  John,  drayman,  dwl  1511  Sacramento 
Noonan  John,    expresswagon,   dwl  United   States 

Hotel 
Noonan  John,  L> borer,  dwl  41  Jessie 
Noonan  John,  laborer,  dwl  Ws Salmon  nr  Pacific 
Noonan  John,  shoemaker  with   Metropolitan  B.  &, 

S.  Co.,  dwl  173  Minna 
Noonan  Lawrence  E.,  clerk  with  Lynde  &  Hongh, 

dwl  616  California 
Noonan  Matthew,  painter  with  Wason  &  Morris,  38 

California 
Noonan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  26Morey  Alley 
Noonan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  730  Harrison 
Noonan  Patrick,  sawyer  with  Swan,  Dunbar  <t  Co., 

dwl  E  s  Folsom  nr  Twenly-sixth 
Noonan  Peter  J., restaurant,  535  Merchant 
Noonan  Thomas,  real  estate,  dwl  209  Eighth 
Noonan  Thomas,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  & 

S.  Co.,  dwl  143  Natoma 
Noonan  William,  stonecutter  with  Leon  R.  Myers  & 

Co.,  dwl  1925  Sutter 
Noonan. — See  Noonen  and  Nunan 
Noonday  S.  M.  Co.,  (White  Pine)  office  419  Cal 
Norager  Charles,  captain  schooner  Alameda,   dwl 

405  Union 
NORCROSS    DANIEL,   business  manager   New 

Age,  421  Montgomery,  dwl  44^  Sixth 
Norcross  Harriet  N.  Mrs.,  (Norcross  i)j-   Co.)  dwl 

441  Sixth 
Norcross  Wesley  F  solicitor  and  collector  New  Age, 

dwl  24  Metcalf  Place 
NORCROSS  &.  CO.,    (Mr.-^    Harriet  N.  Norcross 

and    .John    Wolf)  military   goods  and  regalia, 

patent  medicines,  and  ladies'  dress  ti-immings, 

32  Kearny 
Nordbruch  Henry,  clerk  with  J.  J.   Schmedes,  dwl 

510  Filbert 
Norden  Chailes  v.,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  G.  Nor- 

den,  dwl  627  Brannan 
Norden  Herman,  (Norden  Sf  Hirth)  dwl  18  Sansom 
Norden  John  H.,  scrollsawyer  with  N.  G.  Norden, 

dwl  627  Brannan 
Norden  Nils  G  ,  furniture  factory,  627  Brannan,  dwl 

N  8  Branuan  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Norden  &   Hirth,  (Herman  Norden  and  Charles 

5i! /-/Ay  proprietors  German  Hall,  16  and  18  San 
Nordhausser  George,  porter  Union  Club 
Nordstrom   Charles,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
NORFOLK  STABLE,  Peter  A.  Fiuigan,  proprie- 
tor, 126  Ellis 
Norgrove  Charles,  shoemaker    with    J.    Sullivan, 

dwl  1420  Pine 
Norgrove  George,  saddler  with  J.  C.  Johnson  &  Co., 

dwl  1420  Pine 
Norgrove  John,  saddler  with  J.  C.  Johnson  &  Co., 

dwl  1420  Pine 
Noriega  Juan,  CiVorj'e^a  Jf-  Co.;  dwl  920  Dupont 
Noriega  Pedro,  (Noriega   &    Co.)  res  Valladolid, 

Spain 
Noriega  &  Co.,  (Juan  and  Pedro  Noriega)  hatters, 

920  Dupont 
Nork  August,  laborer,  dwl  Ns  Ellis  nr  Devisadero 


JONES.  PUIiLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dresa  Trmimlngs. 


YERBA  SANTA  give     immediato  and  permanent  reliel  In  Dyspepsia. 


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Norliiif^r  Gustavus,  tinsmith  with  Osgood  &  Stetson, 

dwl  S  B  Minna  nr  Fifth 
Noilund  Peter,  liquor  saloon,  3()  Siicramento 
Noiiiian  Edward,  painter,  dwl  13I)'J  Jaci<son 
Nonnan  Frcdeiick  G.,  fjroeeiics  and   liquors,   NW 

cor  Twentieth  and  Valencia 
Norman  George,  shippainter,  14^  Fourth 
Noiman  James,  salestnau  with  J.  W.  Davidson  & 

Co.,  dwl  92:J  Bush 
Norman.- — See  Nauman 
Noimand  Victor,  paper  hoxmaker,  SE  cor  Kearny 

and  California,  dwl  6li7  Grove 
Nome  All)ert,  lahorer  I'acilic  Rolling  Mill,  dwl   W 

8  White  bet  Green  and  Vallejo 
Noiris  Adolphus,  driver  Omnibus   K.   K.,  dwl  644 

Howard 
Nonis  Cliailea,  clerk  with  Henry  C.  Anderson,  dwl 

621  Union 
Not ris  David,  foreman  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl  1010 

Powell 
Norris  Edward  C,  machinist  with  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co., 

dwl  731  Tehama 
Norris  Ezra,  f  Dial  PuhUxhim:^  Co.)  dwl  540  Wash 
Norris  George  B.,  brassmolder  witli  M.  Dobrzensky, 

dwl  11  Minna 
Norris  George  H.,  flagmnn  Tide  Laud  Survey 
Noiris  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  407  Diunini 
Norris  James  C,  ticket  agent  North  Pac.  Trans. Co., 

res  Oakland 
Norris  James  H.,  bookkeeper  with  J.   L.  Brooks, 

dwl  Old  San  Jose  Road  nr  Twenty-fourth 
Norris  John,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl   cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Noiris  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Nonis  .Joseph  H.,  carpenter,  31  Sacramento 
Norris  R:ilph,  civil  engineer,  dwl  432  Brannan 
Noiris  William,  laborer, dwl  41^Geaiy 
NORRIS  WIL-LIAM,    vice-president  North   Pac. 

Trans.  Co.,  office  :217  Sansom,  dwl  Gi'and  Hotel 
Norstrom  Louis,  lisherman,  dwl  Harbor  View  nr 

Pjesidii) 
NORTH   AMERICA    LIFE  INSURANCE  CO., 

(New  York)  Watson  Webb  general  agent,  ottice 

302  Montgomery 
North  American  C^onsolidiited  M.  Co.,  (White  Pine) 

office  302  Monifjomerv 
NORTH  AMERICAN  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO., 

(New  York)  C.  Adolphe  Low  &   Co.  agents, 

208  California 
North  American  Wood  Preserving  Co.,  works   S  8 

Berry  bet  Thiid  and   Fourth,  office  12  iMont 
NORTH   BEACH  AND  MESSION   RAILROAD 

CO.,  office  and  depot  SWcoi-  Fourth  and  Louisa 
North   Bloomtield    (iravel    M.   Co.,    (Nevada  Co.] 

office  320  California 
NORTH  BRITISH  AND  MERCANTILE  INSUR- 
ANCE CO.,  Tillinghast  Bros,  general  agents, 

otlice  224  Sansom 
North  Bioolilyn  Homestead  Association,  office  420 

NORTH  CHINA   MARINE    INSURANCE  CO., 

Koopruauschap  &.  Co.  agents,  office  rooms  14 
and  1-5,  109  California 

North  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  234  Fremont 

NORTH  GERMAN  HOTEL,  Hansen  &  Husing 
proprietors,  3!)  and  41  Jackson 

NORTH  GERMAN  LLOYD  STEAMSHIP  CO., 
Bernhard  Gattel  agent,  office  S\V  cor  Mont  and 
California 

North  Henry  J.,  sashmaker  with  Miller  &  Haley, 
dwl  .05  Natoma 

NORTH  PACIFIC  TRANSPORTATION  CO., 
HoUaday  &  Bienhaiu  agents,  office  217  Sansom, 
Wharf  foot  Folsom 

NORTH  POINT  DOCK  U.  S.  BONDED  WARE- 
HOUSE, Pool  &  Harris  proprietors,  cor  San- 
som and  Lombard 

North  San  Francisco  Homestead  and  Railroad  Asso- 
ciation, office  415  Montgomery 


NORTH    STAR    GILD    MINING    CO.,    (Grass 

Valley)  office  41;   California 
Northam  C.  H..  captain,  dwl  331  Kearnv 
NORTHAM  EDWARD  F.,  re;il  estate,"  office  432 

Montgomery,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Noitham  Robert  J.,   clerk,   432  Mout,  dvrl  Grand 

Hotel 
NORTHERN  ASSURANCE  CO.,  (lire   and    lif,-) 

(London  and  Aberdeen)  W.  Lane  Booker,  gen- 
eral airent,  office  319  California 
Northey  Thomas  F.,  fNortlipy  &   Souther  J  dwl  SE 

cor  Eddy  and  l)e  visadero 
Northey    it     Souther,    (Thomrix    F.  Norl.hey    and, 

Jukii  L.  SontlierJ  hqnor  saloon,  112  Taylor 
Northrop  David  B.,  att-.orney  at  law,  office  -13  Mont 

Block,  dwl  123  Mont  Block 
Nortlirup  Frederick,  confectionery,   45  Third,   dwl 

232  Jessie 
Nortluip  Benjamin  C,  contractor,  dwl  822  Harrison 
Northnp  Charles  \\^,  clerk,  dwl  45  Everett 
NORTHWESTERN    MUTUAL    LIKE    INSUR- 
ANCE CO.,  Hart  F.  Sliepardson,gener,il  agent, 

office  315  Montgomery         V 
Norton  — ,  (widow)  dwl  lfi9  Silver 
Norton  Albert,  carpenter  with  Seth  Walker,  dwl 

1619  Sacramento 
Norton  Arthur  T.,  salesman  with  D.  Samuels,  dwl 

609  Post 
Norton  Baxter,  conductor,  dwl  S  s  Ividley  bet   Va- 
lencia and  Mission 
Norton  Benjamin  R.,    (Notion   4'    GuTrdiner)   res 

Alameda  . 

Norton  Bridget  M.  Miss,  infants  wardrtobes,  etc., 

240  Third 
Norton  Charles  B.,  master  mariner,  office*  8  Clay, 

dwl  E  s  Larkiii  bet  Turk  iind  Eiidy 
Norton  Edward,  agent  George  A.  Johnson  \&  Co., 

office  610  Front,  dwl  322  Ellis 
Norton  Elijah,  seaman,  dwl  181  Perry 
Norton  Frank,  bookkeeper  with  Truett  &  Bradl.'Ury, 

dwl  929  Howard  > 

Norton  Frank,  clerk  with  Cutting   &  Co.,   dwl  il20 

Fifth 
Norton  George,  dwl  316  Pine 

Norton  George  N.,  with  R.  G.  Dun  &  Co.,  320   Cal 
Norton  Henry,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar   Refinery, 

dwl  SW  cor  Clinton  and  Brannan 
Norton  Henry  M.,  master  mariner,  dwl  8  Clny,  dwl 

E  s  Larkin  bet  Turk  and  Eddy 
Norton  James,  carpenter,  dwl  461  Teluinia 
Norton  James,  clerk  with  James  Sheridan,  dwl  SE 

cor  Bi'annan  and  Gilbert 
Norton  James,  hackmnn,  Plaza 
Norton  John,  barkeeper  with  Hopkins  &.  Moroney, 

dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Norton  John,  dwl  568  Mission 
Norton  John  W.,  Jr.,  (Lewis  Albert   Sf   Co.)  dwl 

181  Perry 
Norton  Joseph,   clerk    Custom  House,    dwl    1921 

Polk 
Norton  Joshua,  (Emperor)  dwl  624  Commercial 
Norton  Michael,   bootmaker  with  Buckingham   &. 

Hecht,  dwl  59  Stevenson 
Norton  Michael  F.,  barkeeper  with  P.  J.  Tannian, 

dwl  411  Geiiry 
Norton  Moses,  merchant,  dwl  217  Seventh 
Norton  P.,  laborer,  P. M.S.S. Go's  Wharf 
Norton  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Washington 

and  Larkin 
Norton  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Leavenworth  bet 

Union  and  Filbert 
Norton  Patrick,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Norton  Peter  H.,  cooper  with  Reuben  Norton,  S  s 

Commerci:il  bet  Davis  and  Druinm 
Norton  Ruchel  Mrs.,  dwl 510  Folsoin 
Norton   Reuben,    cooperage,   S  a  Commercial   bet 

Davis  and  Driimm 
Norton  Samuel,  dwl  International  Hotel 
Norton  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  45  Jessie,  rear 


THE  PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO   a  Liberal  Conipauy. 


C.  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Jewelry  and  Albums. 


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497 


Norton  Thomas,   laborer,   dwl   San  Jose  Road  nr 

Five  Mile  House 
Norton  Thomas  H.,  sitrnpaiuter  with  John  W.  Cher- 
ry, dwl  128^  Fourth 
Norton  Waiter,  teamster  City  Pavinjf  Co. 
Norton  W.  F  ,  conductor  City  Railroid 
Norton  William  H.,  contractor,  dwl  N  s  Austin  bet 

Franl<lin  and  Gough 
Norton  William  W.,   machinist  with  Charles  Otto 

<fc  Co.,  dwl  Ss  Ridley  bet  Valencia  and  Mission 
Norton   &   Giirdiner,    (B.    R.  Norton  and  Georn-c 

D.  (7ar(i(«e;V  importers  watches,  jewelry,  etc., 

30'i  Montgomery 
Nortsen  Jacob,  shipearpenter;  dwl  606  Third 
Norvall   Edward,  butcher,  dwl  N  s  Santa  Clara  nr 

Hampshire 
Norwald   Philopena,  (widow)   dressmaker,  dwl  31 

Morton 
Norwood  William  E.,  commission  merchant, dwl  521 

Stevenson 
Norwood  William  H..  tinsmith  with  Locke  &  Mon- 
tague, dwl  5",'1|  Stevenson 
Norzagray    Jesus,    saddlegirth    manufacturer,   105 

Clianiber 
Nosier  Thomas  M.,  dwl  326  Ke;irny 
Nottlieuius  Jacob,   brewer  with   H.  J.  Dlttman  & 

Co.,  dwl  603  California 
Nottingham  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Lilly  nr  Bu- 
chanan 
Nougel  Andrew,  saloon,  1306  Dnpout 
Nougues    Charles    P].,    books  and  stationer3',  105 

Fourth 
NOUGUES  JOSEPH  M.,  attorney  at  law,  office 

53tt  California,  dwl  408  Bryant 
Nougues  Peter  T.,  attorney  at  law,  office  539  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  408Brvant 
NOUIiSE  GEORGE  A.,  attorney  at  law,  office  306 

Pine,  res  Oakland 
Nourse    Joseph   P.,    mining,    office  19  Merchants' 

Exchange,  dwl  NW  cor  Folsom  and  Second 
Nourse  Stephen  H.,  reporter  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl 

Stevenson  House 
Novachelski  Lazard,  peddler,  dwl  47  Clara 
Novela  &  Co.,    (Chinese)   cigarmanufacturer,  769 

Clay 
Novella  Frank,  (Novella  &  CadenassoJ  dwl  1118 

Montgomery 
Novella  &  CadeuasBO,  (Frank  Noiwlla  and  Nicollo 

C'idenaxso)  proprietors  Tremout  Livery  Stable, 

427  Jackson 
Novvell  George  E.,  drayman  Phoenix  Iron  Works, 

dwl  110  Ellis 
Nowell  Lizzie  C.  Miss,  necktie  manufacturer,  143 

Third 
Nowitzky  Gustav,  barkeeper,  New  Alaska  Hotel 
Noyes  Amos,  marine  surveyor  Merchants'   .Mutual 
'  Marine   Insurance    Co.   and  atrent    American 

Lloyds,  office  406  California,  dwl  13  Guy  Place 
Noyes  Charles  G-,  real  estate  agent, office  422  Mont, 

'  dwl  N  8  Grove  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Noyes  George  H.,  dravmau  with  R.  H.  McDonald 

&  Co.,  dwl  119  Fifth 
Noyes  James  A.,  tinsmith  with  William  Friel,  dwl 

69  Fourth 
Noyes  James  N.,  drayman,  416  Front,  dwl  121  Fifth 
Noyes  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  .Stuart 
Noyes   Leonard    W.,    private  detective,    dwl  200 

Stockton 
Noyes  Moody,  stevedore,  dwl  214  Second 
Noyes  Nancy  C,  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  214  Second 
Noyes  Richard  B.,  average  adjuster,  office  6  Mer- 
chants' Exchange,  dwl  13  Guy  Place 
Noyes  William  M.,  dwl  13  Guv  Place 
Noyes  William  P.,  mariner,  dwl  416  Union 
Noyes   Woodward  A.,  compositor  with  Cubery  & 

Co.,  dwl  NW  cor  Post  and  Scott 
Nubenburg  Hugo,  safemaker,  dwl  37  Minna 
Nucleus  House,   David  Stern,  proprietor,  SE  cor 

Third  and  Market 


Nudd  Asa  D.,  (H.  Webster^Co.J  dwl  34  Oak  Grove 

Avenue 
Nugent  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  671  Mission 
Nugent  James,  shoenmker,  dwl  164  Jessie 
Nugent  John,  dwl  NW  cor  Davis  and  Clay 
Nugent  John,  attorney  at  law,  office  029  Clay,  room 

13,  res  Alameda 
Nugent  John,  hackman  Grand  Hotel,  dwl  54  Minna 
Nugent  John,   pilot  C.  S.  Nav.   Co.'s  strar   Chry- 

sopolis 
Nugent  Peter,  boarding,  1013  Market 
Nugent  T.,  waiter  North    Pac.  Trans.   Co.'s   S.  S. 

Pelican 
Nugent    William,    special    policeman,    dwl    1015 

Pacific 
Nugent  William,  (Nugent  &    O'NeilJ  dwl  NW  cor 

Davis  and  Clay 
Nugent   &    O'Neil,    (William  Nugent  and   John 

O' Neil/  produce  commission, 217  Davis 
Nuhrenberg  Charles,  grocer,  SW  cor   Green  and 

Hyde 
Nulty  Louis,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  831  Vallejo 
Nulty  Nicholas,  niolder,  dwl  50  Natoma 
Nunan  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  2  Card  Alley 
Nunan  Edward,  carpenter  and  builder,  office  618 

Clay,  dwl  712Ful80ui 
Nunan  Edward,  wood  and   coal,   Es  Howard  nr 

Fifteenth 
NUNAN   JEFFREY,    publisher    and    proprietor 

Irish  News,  office  432  Montgomery 
Nunan  John,   laborer,    dwl  NE  cor   Howard  and 

Eleventh 
Nunan    John    H.,  laborer,   dwl    E  s    Bryant  nr 

Twenty -fourth 
Nunan  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  220  Leavenworth 
Nuuan  Matthew,   proprietor  Hibernia   Brewery,  S 

s  Howard  bet  Eighth  and  Nnith,  dwl  1229  How 
Nunau  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl    E  s  Folsom  nr  Ser- 
pentine Avenue 
Nunan   Rodger,  hostler  with   John  J.   Aguew,  38 

Sixth 
Nunan  Thomas,  carriagetrimmer  with  Peter  Whit- 
heck,  dwl  227  Second 
NunanThomas,  upholsterer  with  William  J.  Heney 

<fe  Co.,  dwl  I  Martin's  Block,  S  s  Mkt  nr  Eighth 
Nunan    Timothy,    carpenter  H.   C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
Nunau  Timothy,  clerk   Examiner  Office,  dwl  914 

Powell 
Nunan  Timothv,  laborer,  dwl  Thirteenth  Avenue  nr 

South  S.  F. 
Nunan    Timothy,  laborer,    dwl    W  s  Kansas    nr 

Humboldt 
Nunan  Timothy  A.,  teamster  Bay  View  Distillery, 

South  S.  F. 
Nunan. — See  Noonan 
Nunty  John,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.   Co.'s  S.  S. 

Orizaba 
Nurse  Elizabeth  B.,  furnished  rooms,  515  Bush 
Nussbaum  Frederick,  shipearpenter,  dwl  7  Wash 
Nussbaum  Samuel,  siilesman  with  Hirsch  &.  Ruef, 

dwl  1316  Dupont 
Nutmau  James  E.,  carpenter,  dwl  742  Washington 
Nutsen  Charles,  master  mariner,  dwl  411  Bryant 
Nuttall  John,  engineer,  dwlN  s  McAllister  "bet  La- 

guna  and  Buchanan 
Nuttervill  William,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

6  Chesley 
NUTTING  CALVIN,  manufacturer  iron  doors  and 

shutters,  417  and  419  Market,  dwl  2015  Polk 
Nutting  Ciilvin  J.,  blacksmith,  dwl  536^  Jessie 
Nutting  George,  woodturner,  dwl  29  First 
Nutting  Joseph  E.,  contractor  and  builder,  dwl  923 

Powell 
Nutting  Walter  P.,  stationer,  dwl  1-30  O'Farrell 
Nutz  Frederick,  sign  and  ornamental  painter,  141 

Fifth,  dwl  111  Dora 
Nutzhoru  Henry,  barkeeper,  NE  cor  Howard  and 

Steuart 


JONES,  FUIiLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  White  Qooda. 

32 


KEDINGTON,  HOSTETTEH  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Drugs. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [Q]      DIRECTORY 


Nye  AII)ert  F.,  rRool  &  NJ  dwl  214  Powell 

NYE  ALBERT    G.,   picture    fiumes,   engravings 

iiud  stationery,  29Tiiir(l,  dwl  6O95  Howard 
Nye  David  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  (i  Freelon 
Nye  Dwiglit  B.,  salesman   wilb  John  C.  Morrison 

Jr  ,  dwl  921 1  Howard 
Nve  G.,  speculator,  dwl  632  Market 
NYE  JOHN  W.,  real  estate  agent,  office  511  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  1015  Scott 
Nye  Levy,  carri;igemaker,  dwl  37  Eddy 
Nve  Lonls,  cook,  621  Pacific 
Nye    Mary  E.,  adjuster    U.  S.  B.  Mint,   dwl  759 

Market 
Nye  St.  Clair,  boxmaker  with  Swan, Dunbar  &  Co., 

dwl  308  Beale 
Nye  Tiiomas   C,  Overland  Mail  clerk,  S.  F.  Post- 

ottice,  dwl  759  Market 
Nybaii  Joanna  Miss,  seamstress,  dwl  Eleventh  bet 

FoJHom  and  Harrison 
Nyhan  Timothy,  carpenter,  dwl  21  Crook 
Nylaiid  Patrick,  laborer  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Fillmore  and  Gieenwich 
Nystrom    Charles    W.,  lumber  surveyor,    pier    11 

Sieuart 

o 

O'Beirne   Joskph  F.,  deputy  clerk   U.  S.  Circuit 
Court  and  U.  S.   Commissioner,  office  room  1 
U.  S.  Court  Building,  dwl  238  Perry 
O'Brian  E.  M.,  fwidow)  dwl  1217  Washington 
O'Bi-ian  Henry,  hostler,  dwl  3J0  Sansom 
O'Brian    John,     extraman    H.   &  L.   Co.    No  2, 

S.  F.  F.  D. 
O'Biian  John,  laborer,  dwl  212  Broadway 
O'Brian. — See  O'Brien,  O'Brion  and  O'Bryan 
O' Bride  John,  laborer,  dwl  9  Pinckney 
O'Brien  Agnes  Mrs.,  seamstress,  dwl  034  Howard 
O'Brien  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  333  O'Farrell 
O'Brien  Annie,  (widow). boarding  and  lodging,  630 

Mission 
O'Brien  Bernard,  waiter  New  Zealand  House,  219 

Pacific 
O'Brien  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  7  Hunt 
O'Brien  Brothers,  fl'liomns  &  J«/i«y  groceries  and 

liquors,  NW  cor  Fourth  iind  Perry 
O'Brien  Biyan,  laborer,  dwl  Es  Gilbert  bet  Bran- 
nan  and  Townsend,  rear 
O'Brien  Catharine,  (widow)  dwl  10  Leroy  Place 
O'Brien  Catharine,  (widow)  dwl  141  Third 
O'Brien  Catharine,    (widow)    dwl  E  s  Second   Av 

bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
O'Brien  Catharine,  bo:irdingaiid  lodging,  73Natoma 
O'Bi  ien  Catharine  Miss,  finnislied  rooms,  33  Everett 
O'Brien  Charles,  boottitter,  dwl  756  Howard 
O'Brien  Chailes,  drayman,  Commercial  St.  Wharf, 

dwl  162  Gilbert 
O'Brien  Charles,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
O'Brien  C.  L.  Mies,  dressmaker,  3  O'Farrell 
O'Brien  Con.,    laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'  n 

814  Howard 
O'Brien  Cornelius,  expressman,  SE  cor  TJiird  and 

Bramian,  dwl  2  Liberty 
O'Brien  Cornelius,  warehouseman  BroadwayBond- 

ed  Warehouse,  dwl  243  Broadway 
O'Brien  Daniel,  baker  What  Cheer  Restaurant 
O'Brien  Daniel,  baker  with  Deeih,  Starr  &  Camp- 
bell, dwl  464  Clementina 
O'Brien   Daniel,   boarding.   We  Main  bet  Folsom 

and  Harrison 
O'Brien  Daniel,  clerk,  226  Montgomery 
O'Brien  Daniel,  coach  driver,  dwl  N  a  Natotna  nr 

Ninth 
O'Brien  Daniel,  gastitter  with  P.  R.  O'Brien  &  Co., 

dwl  10  Sumner 
O'Brien   Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Columbia  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
O'Brien  Daniel,  porter,  dwl  1616  Dupont 


O'Brien   Daniel,  sawyer  with  Excelsior  Mill  Co., 

dwl  414  Shipley 
O'Brien  Daniel,  {Ogden  &  O' B.J  Awl  SW  cor  New 

MontK'Omery  and  Natonia 
O'Brien  L)avid,  "porter,  216  Cal,  dwl  21  Sumner 
O'Brien  Dennis,   butclier  with  Herman  Hertz,  dwl 

SE  cor  Miiuia  and  Seventh 
O'Brien  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  411  Stevenson 
O'Brien  Dennis,  liquor  saloon,  SW  ci-r  Kearny  and 

Jackson,  dwl  8  Hardie  Place 
O'Brien  Dennis,  porter  Southern  Pacific  K.  R.,  dwl 

W  8  Natoma  bet  Fourteentli  and  Fifteenth 
O'Brien  Dennis,  saloon  keeper,  dwl  430  Chestnut 
O'Brien  Dennis  E.,  liquor  saloon,  48  First 
O'Brien  Dennis  J.,  marblecurter,  dwl  452  Minna 
O'Brien  Edmond,  cartman,  dwl  18  Welsh 
O'Brien  Edward,  cooper  Hibernia  Brewery,  dwl  12 

Langton 
O'Brien   Edward,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Vallejo  and 

Mason 
O'Brien  Eliza  M.,   (widow)   furnished  rooms,  521 

How.ird 
O'Brien  Elizabeth  Miss,  bookfolder.  dwl  73  Natoma 
O'Brien  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  428  Clementina 
O'Brien  Ellen  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  140  Fourth 
O'Brien  Ellen  Mrs.,  fancygood.s,  211  Fourth 
O'Brien  Felix,  boilermaker,  dwl  15  ,'\liller  Place 
O'Brien  Felix,  laborer,  C.  P.  H.  R..  dwl  42  Hitch 
O'Brien   Frank,  coachman  with   William    Burling, 

dwl  Fifteenth  nr  Market 
O'Brien  Fiank,laundryman  New  England  Laundry, 

dwl  N  8  Brannan  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
O'Brien  Frank,  teamster,  dwl  SW  cor  Chesley  and 

Boyd 
O'Brien  Frank  H.,  barkeeper  Overland  House,  dwl 

458  Natoma 
O'Brien  George,  proprietor  Colonial  House,  132  Fol- 
som 
O'Brien  George,  stevedore  Riggers  and  Stevedores' 

Association,  429  Pacific 
O'Brien  Henry  A.,  carriagemaker  with  Albert  Fol- 
som 
O'Brien  J.,  laborer  Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg  Factory, 

dwl  Kentucky  nr  Sierra 
O'Brien  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf 
O'Brien  James,  dwl  649  Bro.idway 
O'Brien  James,  baker,  dwl  420  Third 
O'Brien  James,  carpenter,  dwl  20  Tehama 
O'Brien  James,  carpenter,  dwl  210  Pacific 
O'Brien  James,  caitman,  dwl  905  Folsom 
O'Brien  James,  cooper,  dwl  223  Perry 
O'Brien  James,  deputy  U.  S.  Ganger,  dwl  22  John 
O'Brien  James,  laborer,  dwl  28  Ritch 
O'Brien  James,  laborer,  dwl  132  Kolsoni,  rear 
O'Brien  James,  laborer,  dwl  609  Natonia 
O'Biien  James,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Treat  Avenue  bet 

Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
O'Brien  James,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co'sS.S. 

Moses  Taylor 
O'Brien  James,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
O'Brien  James,  laborer  with  Michael  Hartnett,  dwl 

30  Fourth 
O'Brien  James,  laborer  S  F.Gas  Co., dwl  325  Bryant 
O'Brien  James,  laborer  8.  F.  &  P.  Lead  Pipe  and 

Shot  Works,  dwl  400  Geary 
O'Brien  James,  liquors,  Polk  bet  Pacific  and  Vallejo 
O'Brien  James,  liquor  saloon,  509  Howard 
O'Brien  James,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  First  and 

Mission,  dwl  13  Minna 
O.Brien  James,  machinist,  dwl  64  First 
O'Brien   James,  miller  with  S.  W.  Howland  &.  Co., 

dwl  28  Ritch 
O'Brien  James,  painter  with  Patrick  Casey,  dwl 

323J  Minna 
O'Brien  James,  (O'Brien  &  Sha7tahmiJ2VJ  Pacific 
O'Brien  Jeremiah,  stevedore,  dwl  237  Perry 
O'Brien  Jeremiah  T..   contractor  and  builder,  dwl 
NW  cor  Fulton  and  Webster 


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499 


O'Biion  J.  D.,   bricklayer   Briclilayeis'  Abs'd,  234 

Slitter 

O'BRIEN  J.  H.  &  CO.,  rOeorge  E.  ReidJ  plumb- 
ers iiiid  gasfitters,  '2-'  Post 
O'Brien  John,  liliu-Usiiiith,  d\vl9  Lewis 
O'Brien  .Jolni,  blacksmith  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

14  Clinton 
O'Biien  John,  boottilter,  dwl  11  Slierwood  Place 
O'Brien  Jolin.  bntclier,  dwl  cor  Bryant  niid  Eighth 
O'Biien  John,  butcher  with    Daniel    Harris,   dwl 

Howtird  nr  Fifteenth 
O'Brien  John,  cnrpenter,  dwl  37  Eddy 
O'Brien  ■John,  carpenter,  dwl  539  Howard 
O'Brien  John,  cartman,  dwl  (521  Post 
O'Brien  John,  compositor  Morninjf  Cull,   dwl   5 

Ewer  Place 
O'Brien  John,  cook,  219  California,  dwl  (iO  Jessie 
O'Biien  John,  expresswagon,  dwl  N  s  Hickoi-y  nr 

Franklin 
O'Bi  ien  John,  finisher  Mii=sion  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  Howard  nr  Sixteenth 
O'Biien  .lohn,  furniture,  510  Sansom,  dwl 314  Beale 
O'Brien  John,  harnessniaker,  498  Eighth 
O'Brien  .lohn,  laborer,  dwl  9  Clinton 
O'lirien  .John,  laborer,  dwl  17(5  .Jessie 
O'Biien  John,  laborer,  dwl  5-23  .Mission 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Filbert  bet  Sansom 

and  Montgomery 
O'Brien   .lohn,   laborer,   dwl  S  8  Bernal  Higbts  nr 

San  Brniu)  Road 
O'Brien    John,    laborer  California  Mills,  dwl  519 

Mission 
O'Brien  John,   laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
O'Brien  Joliii,  laborer  with  S.  V.  Water  Co. 
O'Biien  John,  porter,  dwl  NE  cor  Montgomery  and 

Broadway 
O'Brien  John,  proptr  Golden  Age  Hotel,  127  Pacific 
O'Brien  John,  sailmaker,  dwl  34  Welsh 
O'Brien  John,  workman  Selby's  Smelting  Works, 

North  Beach 
O'Brien  John,  waiter  Lick  House 
O'Brien   John,    (FUzpatrick    Jj-    O'B.)     dwl    321 

Clementina 
O'Brien  John,  f  O'Brien  Bros.)  dwl  142  P6rry 
O'Brien  John,  i'  O'Brien  &  Co.  and  O'Brien.  <&  Rice) 

dwl  314  Beale 
O'Brien  John,    r  O'Brien  4-  Ward  J  dwl  5  Gerke 

Alley 
O'Brien  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  9  Lewis 
O'Brien  John  C,  calker,  dwl  1313  Sac.  rear 
O'Brien  John  D.,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  102  Hyde,  rear 
O'Brien  John  E  ,  butcher,  dwl  W  s  Kate  nr  Bryant 
O'Brien  John  F  ,  plumber,  dwl  10  Leroy  Place" 
O'Brien  John  H.,  fJ.  H.  O'Brieu  &  Co.)  dwl  826 

Geary 
O'Brien  -John  J.,  (Jokn  J.  O'Brien  &  Co.)  dwl  11 

Kearny 
O'Brien   John  J.    &   Co.,   (Joseph  Samuels)  dry 

goods,  144  Fonrth 
O'Biien  John  T.,  conductor  Market  Street  R.  R. 
O'Biien  Jonathan  L.,  carpenter  with  A.  C.  Beach  & 

Co.,  dwl  21  Sumner 
O'Brien  Joseph,  laborer  S.  F.  and  P.  Lead  Pipe  and 

Shot  Works,  dwl  232  Fremont 
O'Brien  Joseph,  laborer  with  D.  A.  Macdonald  &. 

Co.,  dwl  Mission  bet  Second  and  Third 
O'Brien  Joseph,  pressman  Alta  California,  dwl  230 

Jessie 
O'Brien  Julia,  (widow)  dwl  950  Howard 
O'Brien  Julia  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Shotwell  St. 

Primary  School,  dwl  950  Howard 
O'Brien  K.  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Hayes  Valley 

School,  dwl  461  Clementina 
O'Brien  Kate,  ehoelitter,  dwl  804  Geary 
O'Brien  Lawrence,  laborer,  dwl  60  Jessie 
O'Brien  Luke,  porter  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl 

38  Clementina 


O'Brien  M.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  "Wharf 
O'Brien  Martin,  carrier  Morning  Chronicle,  dwl  Ns 

Heron  ur  Eighth 
O'Brien  Martin,  laborer  S.  F.  Wool  Exchange,  dwl 

21  Clinton 
O'Brien  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  8  Hardie  Place 
O'Brien  iMary,  (widow)  dwl  176  Jessie 
O'Brien  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  515  Howard,  rear 
O'Brien  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet  Bran- 
nan  and  Townsend 
O'Brien  Mary,  cook  with  Killean  &.  Co.,  dwl  512 

Mission 
O'Brien  Mary,  ironer  with  S.  F.  Laundry  Associa- 
tion, dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
O'Brien  JIathew,   blacksmith  helper  Market  Street 

R.  K.,  dwl  W  8  Valencia  nr  Sixteenth 
O'Brien  Matthew,  carpenter,  dwl  Twenty-seventh 

nr  Valencia 
O'Brien  Matthew,  gasfitter  with  P.  R.  O'Brien, dwl 

469  Jessie 
O'Brien  Matthew,  Jr.,  blacksmith,  dwl  W  s  Valen- 
cia nr  Sixteenth 
O'Biien  Miitthew   Mrs.,  (widow)  proprietress  Gol- 
den City  House,  116  Pacific 
O'Brien  Maurice,  longshoreman,  dwl  Lomb  nr  San 
O'Brien  Michael,  dwl  1024  Leavenworth 
O'Brien  Michael,   barkeeper  with  Dennis  O'Brien, 

dwl  8  Hardie  Place 
O'Brien  Michael,  butcher,  dwl  Bryant  nr  Ninth 
O'Brien  Michael, cardriver,  dwl  718  Market 
O'Brien  Michael,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  718 

Market 
O'Brien  Michael,   gasfitter    with  P.   R.    O'Brien, 

dwl  10  Sumner 
O'Biien  Michael,  hostler  N.  B.  and  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

121  Shipley 
O'Brien  Michael,  hostler  with  "Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

dwl  1006  Jackson 
O'Brien  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  51  Minna 
O'Brieu  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  137  Natoma 
O'Brien  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  178  Stevenson 
O'Brien  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  512  Mission 
O'Brien   Michael,  laborer,   dwl    cor    Laguna   and 

Ellis 
O'Brien  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Green  bet  Hyde 

and  Larkin 
O'Brien  Michael,  laborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 
O'Brien  Michael,  laborer  with  R.  &  J.  Morton 
O'Brien  Michael,  miller,  dwl  652  Mission 
O'Brien  Michael,  millwright,  dwl  34  Natoma 
O'Biien  Michael,  miner,  dwl  424  Third 
O'Brien  Michael,  plumber,  dwl  8  Hardie  Place 
O'Brien   Michael,  porter  Front  Street  Warehouse, 

dwlNK  cor  Broadway  and  Montgomery 
O'Brien  Jlichael,  porter  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

dwl  325  First 
O'Brien  Michael,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  cor  Berry  and 

Madden 
O'Brien  Michael,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
O'Brien  Michael  D.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Dorland 

Lane  nr  Dolores 
O'Brien   Alichael  J.,  grainsampler  with   I.  Fried- 
lander,  dwl  47  Natoma 
O'Brien  Michael  M.,  brushmaker  with  Figer  Bros. 
O'Brien  Michael  S.,  laborer  with  Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  cor  Seventh  and  Brauiian 
O'Brieu  M.  M.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  207  Minna 
O'Brien  Morgan,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  102  Hyde,  rear 
O'Brien  Morris,  laborer  with  Storm  &  Co.,  dwl  8 

Haywood 
O'Brien   Nicholas,  blacksmith  with  Taber  &  Cun- 
ningham, dwl  656  Howard,  rear 
O'Brien  Nicholas,  carpenter,  dwl    W  8  Ellen    nr 

Harrison 
O'Brien  P.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
O'Brien  Patrick,  dwl  S  8  Twenty-third  nr  Folsom 
O'Brien  Patrick,  blackemith  Pacific  Iron  Works, 
dwl  111  Natoma 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Best  Paper  aud  Iiinea  GoVLaxn. 


HEDINOTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Sole  Agents  for  sale  of  Quicksilver. 


O'Hrieii  Patrick,  expresswagoii,  dwl  E  8  Harrison 

nr  Twenty -tliird 
O'Brien  Patrick,  frnits,  500  Market,  dwl  2  Lick 

Aliev 
O'Brien  Patrick,  hostler  with  William  E.  Bridge, 

dwl  :a3  Bush 
O'Brien  Patri.  k,  laborer,  dwl  216  First 
O'Brien   Patrick,    laborer,  dwl   W  s   Sansom   bet 

Union  and  Alta 
O'Brien   P.itrick,   liqnor  saloon,    NW  cor   Slenart 
and  Folsoni,  dwl  SW  cor  Folsnm  and  Fremont 
O'Biien  Patrick,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

.VJO  Jlih-sion 
O'Biien  Patrick,  milkman,  dwl  150  Bliixonie 
O'Biien  Patrick,  porkpacker  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  & 

Co.,  dwl  Chestnut  bet  Fillmore  and  Webster 
O'Biien  Patrick,  tailor  with  Frank  Elwell,  dwl  526 

Vallejo 
O'Biien  Patrick,  f O'Brien  ^  FitzgeraldJ  dwl  55 

Everett 
O'Brien  Patrick  A.,  gasfitter  with  J.  H.  O'Brien  & 
Co.,  and  foreman  stm  No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl 
1  Cottage  Place 
O'Biien  Patrick  J.,  coachpainter,  498  Eighth,  dwl 

E  8  Kate  nr  Brvnnt 
O'BRIEN  PATllICK   R.,  plumber  and  gasfitter, 
17  New   Montgomery,   dwl  Twenty-third   bet 
Folsoin  and  Treat  Avenne 
O'Brien  Peter,  drayman,  dwl  N  a  Grove  bet  La- 

giina  and  Octavia 
O'Brien   Peter,  liremau   North   Pac.  Trans.   Co.'s 

S.  S.  Orizaba 
O'Brien    Peter,  hostler  Central  Railroad,  dw)   14 

Bo;irdnjan  Place 
O'Brien   Peter,    laborer,    dwl    W  s  Alabama  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
O'Brien  Peter,  waiter  with  Mandel  &  Ohnstein, 

dwl  155  Natoma 
O'Brien  Peter  C.,  dravnian,  Clay  bet  Davis  and 

Front,  dwl  608  Grove 
O'Brien  Philip,  liquor  saloon,  36  First 
O'Brien  Robert,  laborer,  dwl  814  Sansom 
O'Brien  Stephen,  laborer,  dwl  136  Natoma 
O'Biien  T.,  gardener,  dwl  54  Shipley 
O'Brien  Terience,  painter,  dwl  778  Folsom 
O'Brien  Thomas,  dwl  211  Fourth 
O'Brien  Thomas,  blacksmith  with  McAfee,  Spiers &. 
Co.,  dwl  cor  Twenty  second  and  San  Bruno  Road 
O'Brien  Thomas,    caipeuter  H.   C.   League,    128 

Kearny 
O'Brien  Tliomas,  collector  S.  F.   Gas  Co.,  dwl  149 

Tehama 
O'Brien  Thomas,  coroner's  clerk,  dwl  759  Market 
O'Brien  Thomas,  expressman,  dwl  232  Perry 
C'Brien  Thomas,  gustitter  with  P.  R.  O'Brien,  dwl 

469  Jessie 
O'Brien  Thomas,  groceries  and  liquors,  650  Mission, 

dwl  N  s  Jliniia  nr  Third 
O'Brien  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  421  Folsom 
O'Brien  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  512  Mission 
O'Brien  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Goagh  and 

Austin 
O'Brien  Thomas,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
O'Brien  Thomas.  (O'Brien  Bros.)   dwl  NW  cor 

Fourth  and  Berry 
O'Brien  Thomas  A.,  attorney  at  law,  office  NW  cor 

Kearny  and  Commerciai,  dw'l  950  Howard 
O'Brien  Thomas  B.,  butcher  with  Barrett  &  Duane, 

dwl  211  Minna 
O'Brien  Thomas  C,  fLockkart  Sr  O'B.)  dwl  SW 

cor  Third  and  Market 
O'BRIEN  THOMAS   V.,  attorney  at  law,  office 

712  Montgomery,  dwl  347  Grove 
O'Brien  Thomas  W'.,  bricklayer,  dwl  N  s  Natoma 

nr  Ninth 
O'Brien  Timothy,  dwl  403  Stevenson 
O'Brien  Timothy,  hostler  with  Richard  Dowling, 
dwl  364  Natoma 


O'Brien  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  176  Jessie 
O'Brien  Timothy,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

E  s  Illinois  nr  Napa 
O'Brien   Timothy,  laborer  S.  F.  &   P.  Sugar   Co., 

dwH8  Dora 
O'Brien  Timothy,  longshoreman,  dwl  433  Hinckley 
O'Brien  Walter,  laborer,  dwl  73  Natoma 
O'Brien  William,  drayman,  219  Druinin,  dwl    S   s 

Broadway  nr  Fillmore 
O'Biien  William,  driver  Omnibus  R.  R. 
O'Brien  William,  hostler,  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R. 
O'Brien  William,  laborer,  dwl  217  Perry 
O'Brien  William,  laborer,  dwl  220  Fifth 
O'Brien  William,  laborer,  dwl  463  Natoma 
O'Brien  William,  tinsmith,  dwl  E  8  First  Avenue 

bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
O'Brien    William,   wholesale    sbeepbutcher.    New 
Butcher  Town,  South  S.  F.,  dwl  N  8  Ridley  bet 
^lisfcion  and  "\^alencia 
O'Biien  William  H.,  boarding,  SW  cor  Seventh  and 

Brannan 
O'Brien   William  J.,  hairdresser  with   A.  Griram, 

dwl  127  Tehama 
O'Biien  William  J.,  with  Metropolitan  B.  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  2  Eddy  Place 
O'Biien     William     McM.,    bookkeeper     Hibernia 
Savings  and  Loan  Bank,  dwl   11  First  Avenue 
O'  Biien  William  S.,f  Flood  &  O'JB.ydwl  405  Sinter 
O'Brien  &  Co.,  fjohji  O'Brien  and  John  Rice)  man- 
ufacturers beds  and   bedding,  and  auction  and 
commission,  637  Market 
O'Brien    &    Fitzgerald,   (Patrick    O'Brien     ond 
James  Fitzgerald )   groceries   and  liquors,  SE 
cor  Second  and  Mission 
O'Brien  &  Rice,  (John  O'Brien  and   John   Rice) 

mattressinakers,  603  Sansom 
O'Brien  &  Shanahan,  (James  O'Brien  and  Edward 
Shauahan)    proprietors  New   Zealand  House, 
219  Pacific 
O'BRIEN  &  WARD,  (John  O'Brien  and  James 
Ward;  intelligence  und  real  estate  agents,  NE 
cor  Montgomery  and  Clay 
O'Brien. — See  O'Brian  and  O' Bryan 
O'Biine   Mary,   (widow)  dwl  SE  cor  Brady  Place 

and  Larkin 
O'Brion  Jeremiah  T.,  clerk  with  Patrick  Barry,  dwl 

NW  cor  Folsom  and  Rausch 
O'Bryan  Catherine  JMiss,  laundress,  dwl  232  Si.Nth 
O'Byrue  John,  produce  dealer,  dwl  238  Perry 
O'Callaghan  Eugene,  carpenter,  dwl  227  Second 
O'Callaghan  Mary  J.,  (widow)  dwl  750  Howard 
O'Callnghan   Lizzie   Miss,  assistant   tenclier  Tenth 

St.  Grammar  School,  dwl 751)  Howard 
O'Callahan   Call, .  laborer    Laurel   Hill   Cemetery, 

dwl  Jackson  bet  Devisadero  and  Broderick 
O'CHllahan  Margaret,  (widow)    dwl  W  s  Twelfth 

nr  iMission 
O'Cnllahan  AVilliam,  fireman,  dwl  24  Ritch 
O'Claire  Alfred,  cooper  with   Francis    W.  Arnold, 

dwl  16  Lafayette  Place 
O'Clary  Thom^isS.,  inspecior  hydrants  S.  F.  F.  D., 

dwl  S  R  Pacific  bet  Ma; on  and  Taylor 
O'Conuell  Catharine,  dressmaker,  dwl  W  s  Twelfth 

nr  Howard 
O'Connell  Charles,  nnrse  City  and  County  Hospital 
0'Ct)unell  Daniel,  assistant  newspaper  clerk  Post- 
office,  dwl  1(126  Montgomery 
O'Connell  Daniel,  boatbuilder,  dwl  Rincon  Court  nr 

Main 
O'Connell  Daniel,  carpenter,  dwl  122  Shipley 
O'Connell  Daniel,  clerk,  dwl  1134  Folsom 
O'Connell  Daniel,  fireman,  dwl   W   a  Twelfth  nr 

Howard 
O'Connell  Daniel  A.,  watchmaker,  155  Third,  dwl 

7  Hampton  Place 
O'Connell  Dennis,  teamster,  dwl  553  Natoma 
O'Connell  Edward,  salesman  with  M.  O'Connor  & 

Co.,  dwl  S  8  Mission  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
O'Connell  Frank,  laborer,  dwl  1013  Market         / 


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O'Connell  Hannah,  dressmaker,  dwl  W  s  Twelfth 

111-  Hownrd 
,0'Coiiiiell   James,   clerk,   344    Montgomery,    dwl 

Fulsom  nr  Eiglitli 
O'Connell  James,  porter  with   F.  &  P.  J.    Cassiii, 

dwl  liiiih'oad  House 
O'Connell  James,   wood,  Commercial  St.  Wharf, 

dwl  108  Main 
O'Connell  James  A.,  stationery,  310  Fifth 
O'Connell  John,  barkeeper  Parker  House, dwl  1133 

Folsoni 
O'Connell  John,  driver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.   R.,  dwl  41 

Louiiia 
O'Connell  John,  driver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl215 

Tehama 
O'Connell  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  N  s  Union 

bet  Calhoun  and  Sausom 
O'Connell  John,  job wiigon,SW  cor  Montgomery  and 

Sutter,  dwl  'J5'2  Mission 
O'Connell  .John,  laborer,  dwl  32  Lan^ton 
O'Connell  Julia,  (widow)  dwl  WsTwelfth  nrHow 
O'Connell  Martin,  liouselVont  HUer,  dwl53'2  Natoma 
O'Connell  Matthew,  laborer  Pacific  Uollin-,'  Mill 
O'Connell  iMicliael,  laborer,  dwl  10  Iias!*ette  Place 
O'Connell  Michael,  molder  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl 

'27  Rausch 
O'Connell  Michael,   shoemaker,  134   B^irst,  dwl  4'2 

First 
O'Connell  Michael  F.,  clerk  with  James  O'Connell, 

dwl  108  Main 
O'Connell  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Devisadero 

and  California 
O'Connell  Thoin^is,  machinist,  dwl  532  Natoma 
O'Connell  Timothy,  carpenter,  dwl  10  Welsh 
O'Connell  Timothy,  storekeeper,  Lick  House 
O'Connell  William,  liquor  saloon,  150  First 
O'Coniier  Charles,   hostler  with  Patrick  Canavau, 

dw!l62y  Howard 
O'ConnerD.iniel,  wagonmaker,  dwl  103  First 
O'Conuer  John,  carpenter,  dwl  Fifteenth  Avenue 

bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
O'Conner  Michael,  jobwagon,  cor  Bush  and  Kearny, 

dwl  124  Sutter' 
O'Conner   Michael,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and 

Jones 
O'Conner  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Missouri  nr  Santa 

Clara 
O'Coimer  Patrick,  laborer,   dwl  S  8  Alameda   nr 

Nebraska 
O'Connor  B.,  bds  Lick  House 

O'Connor  Bernard,  teamster,  dwl  St.  Charles'  Place 
O'Connor   Brvan,  (Keaiie,   O'Connor  &  Co. J  dwl 

Orleans  fiotel 
O'Connor  Chailes,  clerk  with  Conroy  &  O'Connor, 

dwl  744  Folsom 
O'Connor  Charles,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  54  Third 
O'CONNOR      CHRISTOPHER,    groceries     and 

liquors,  SW  cor  Fifth  and  Stevenson 
O'Connor  ('ornelius,  real  estate,  dwl  3lt)  Fremont 
O'Connor  Daniel,   proprietor  Mission  Street  li.  R. 

House,  1121  Mission 
O'Connor  Daniel,  wheelwright  with  Taber  &,  Cun- 
ningham, dwl  132  Fremont 
O'Connor  Dennis,  baker  with  James  Donnelly,  dwl 

529  Mission 
O'Connor  Dennis,  clerk  with   Patrick  Enright,  dwl 

SW  cor  Howard  and  Rausch 
O'Connor  Dennis,  porter  with  Redington,  Hostetter 

&,  Co.,  dwl  244  Jessie 
O'Connor  Edward,  gardener,  dwl  E  8  Leavenworth 

bet  Filbert  and  Gieenwich 
O'Connor  Ellen  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  147  Fourth 
O'Connor  Francis,  baggagemaster,  dwl  630  Brannan 
O'Connor  Francis  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  630  Bran 
O'Connor  Frank,  attorney  at  law,  ottice   625  Mer- 
chant, dwl  N  s  Seventeenth  nr  Dolores 
O'Connor  George,  carpenter,  dwl  333  Jessie 
O'Connor  Hutth.  salesman  with  Anthony  F.  Sieber- 

lich.dwl  l(i  Taylor 


O'Connor  J.,  laborer  with   J.   B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentuckv  and  South 
O'CONNORJ.  &  CO.,   CNathnnid  P.  Limbatish) 

grocers,  NE  cor  Taylor  and  Geary 
O'Connor  James,  dwl  603  Pine 
O'Connor  James,  laborer,  dwl  31  Hunt 
O'Connor  James,   milkman,    San   Bruno    Road,  8 

miles  from  City  Hall 
O'Coinior  James,  watchman  Alhambra  Theater,  dwl 

325  Bush 
O'Connor  James,  f.T.  O'Connor  &   Co.)  NE  cor 

Taylor  and  Geary 
O'Connor  James,  with  Metropolitan   B.  &   S.  Co., 

dwl  532  Third 
O'Connor  Jeremiah,  e^presswagon,  dwl  N  8  Har- 
rison nr  Eighth,  rear 
O'Connor  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  153  Third 
O'Connor  Jeremiah,  wheelwiight,  JIarket  bet  Sev- 
enth and  Eighth,  dwl  405  Natoma 
O'Connor  Jeremiah   P.,  stonecutter,  dwl   4535   Te- 
hama 
O'Connor  John,  hostler  with  John   McDevitt,  dwl 

J  614  Stockton 
O'Connor  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  Ns  Aitanr  San 
O'Connor  John,  produce  commission,  110  Clay,  dwl 

S  8  Pacific  nr  Gongh 
O'Connor  John,  stonemason,  dwl  E  8  Pierce  bet  Mc- 
Allister and  Fulton 
O'Connor  John,  watchman  Grand  Hotel,  dwl  1303 

Leavenworth 
O'Connor    Joseph,    vice  principal  Spring     Valley 

Grammar  School,  dwl  324  Tehama 
O'Connor  Julia,  (widow)  dwl  26  Langton 
O'Connor  M.,  carrier  Golden  City,  dwl  San  Bruno 

Road 
O'Connor  M.  &.  Co.,  produce,  junction  Cal  and  Mkt 
O'Connor  Maria,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Seventeenth  bet 

Guerrero  and  Dolores 
O'Connor  Maria   Miss,   assistant    teacher    Mission 
Grammar  School,  dwl  N  8  Seventeenth  bet  Do- 
lores and  Guerrero 
O'Connor  Martin,  butcher  with  W.  Oswald,  dwl 

1012  Pacific 
O'Connor  Martin,  gardener,  dwl  E  8  Leavenworth 

bet  Filbert  and  Greenwich 
O'Connor  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  147  Fourth 
OCounor  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  361  Minna 
O'Connor  Maiy  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  742  Folsom 
O'Connor  Mary  Mrs.,  boarding  and  lodgings,  123 

Pacific 
O'Connor  Michael,  butcher  Grand  Central  Market, 

dwl  3581  Jessie 
O'Connor  Michael,  engineer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
O'Connor  Michael,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

Laguna  and  Fulton 
O'CONNOR    MICHAEL,    Kremlin    Saloon,    236 

Montgomery 
O'Connor  Michael,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

223  Welsh 
O'Connor  Michael,  molder,  dwl  27  Rausch 
O'Connor  Michael,  messenger  Wells,  Faigo  &  Co., 

dwl  41  Natoma 
O'Connor  Michael,  mariner,  dwl  122  Shipley 
O'Connor  Michael,  shoemaker, 134  Fiist.dwl  42  First 
O'Connor  Michael,  porter  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  stm  Julia 
O'Connor  Michael,  (M.  O'Connor  &   Co. J  dwl  S  8 

Mission  bet  Third  and   Fourth 
O'Connor  Michael  C,  shoemaker,  dwl  Virginia  Av- 
enue nr  Mis.sion 
O'Connor  Michael  J.,  (Conroy  &   O'C.)  res  San 

Rafael 
O'Connor  Michael  H.,  salesman,  210  Third,  dwl  541 

Second 
O'Connor  Owen,  laborer,  dwl  26  Clarice  Place 
O'Connor  P.,  laborer  P.  Jl.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
O'Connor  Patrick,  asplialtnm  roofer,  dwl  810  Mkt 
O'Connor  Patrick,  boots  and  shoes,  532  Third 
O'Connor  Patrick,  gardener,  dwl  W  8  Gilbert  bet 
Harrison  and  Townsend 


JONES,  ii'aiiLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Millinery  Goods. 


BEDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.  keep  a  full  and  choice  stock  of  Paints,  Oils,  etc. 


502 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [O]      DIKECTORY. 


O'Connor  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  908^  Folsom 
O'Connor  Patrick,  niolder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

31  Antliony 
O'Connor  Patrick,  sawyer  with  D.  A.  Macdouald  & 

Co.,  dwl  cor  O'Karreli  and  Lajruna 
O'Connor  P;itrick  F.,  liiborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
O'Connor  Patrick  J.,  architect,  dwl  571  Howard 
O'Connor  Pinlip,   bricklayer,  dwl  N   s  Pacitic  bet 

Octavia  and  Gouf^h 
O'Connor  Roger,  gardener,  dwl  E  8  Leavenworth 

bet  Fill)ert  and  Greenwich 
O'Connor  Terrence,   laborer   Golden   Gate  Sugar 

Refinery,  dwl  1221  Folsoni 
O'Connor  Terrence,  miner,  dwl  31fi  Fourth 
O'Connor  Thoniap,  clerk  County  Recorder's  office, 

dwl  8  Hardie  Place 
O'Connor  Tlionias,  coachman,  dwl  S  8  Niueteentb 

nr  Guerrero 
O'Connor  Tiiomas,  laborer,  dwl  Eighteenth  Avenue 

bet  R  and  S,  South  S.  F. 
O'Connor  Thomas,  storage,  Lazard  Warehouse,  In- 
dia Dock,  dsvl  S  8  California  nr  Laguna 
O'Connor  Thomas,  teamster,  pier  9  Steuart,  dwl  415 

Brannan 
O'Connor  Thomas  H.,  (Conroy  Sf  O'C.)  res  New 

York 
O'Connor  Thomas  J.,  clerk  with  Conroy  &  O'Con- 
nor, dwl  922  Powell 
O'Connor  TlBomas  J.,  fWrifrhf.  &   O'CJ  dwl  Cali- 
fornia bet  Buchanan  and  Webster 
O'Connor  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  24  Howard  Court, 

rear 
O'Connor  Timothv,  liquor  saloon,  44fi  Third 
O'Connor  Timothy,  uiiiler  National  Mills,  dwl  210 

Green 
O'Connor  Timothv,  painter  with  Wason  &  Morris, 

dwl  165  Tehania 
O'Connor    Timotiiy,    special    policeman,    dwl    18 

Stanford 
O'Connor  Timothy,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham 

&  Hecht,  dwl  cor  Haight  and  Gongb 
O'Connor  Timothy,  /' Z,e /ixo// tECo.  ;dwl6  Cleaveland 
O'Connor  William,  bookkeeper,  dwl  50  Natoma 
O'Connor  William,  cartmau,  dwl  N  s  Union  bet  Cal- 
houn and  Sanson! 
O'Connor  William,  clerk  with  G.  T.  Wood  &  Co., 

dwl  361  Minna 
O'Connor  William,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Sixth  and 

Brannan 
O'Connor  William,   laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint, 

dwl  250  Howard 
O'Conner  William,  seaman,  dwl  30  Jessie 
O'Connor  William,  waiter,  dwl  240  Fifth 
O'Connor  William   B.    Rev.,  assistant  pastor  St., 

Patrick  R.  C.  Church,  dwl  744  iMission 
O'Connor  W.   J.,   clerk  with  S.  E.  Mandlebaum, 

dwl   245  Clara 
O'Connors  .Jolin,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Gilbert  nr  Bran 
O'Day  Catharine,  (widow)  dwl  546  Natoma 
O'Day  Dennis  J.,  teamster  with  William  W.  Green- 
hood,  dwl  256  Clementina 
O'Day  John  F.,   clerk  with   Barstow,   Stetson   & 

Houghton 
O'Day  Joseph,  driver   Omnibus   R.    B.,  dwl  334 

Third,  rear 
O'Day  Martin,  blacksmitli,  dwl  609  Post 
O'Dav  Michael,  drayman  with  Christy  &  Wise,  dwl 

228  Clara 
O'Day  Michael,  machinist,  dwl  34  Minna 
O'Day    Michael,   varnisher  with   William   O'Day, 

dwl  34  Minna 
O'Day  Patrick,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Woi'ks,  dwl  5 

Natoma 
O'Day   Thomas,   drayman,   604  Battery,  dwlWs 

Gilbert  bet  lirvant  and  Brannan 
O'DAY  WILLIAM,  varnisher,  120  Main,  dwl  72 

Minna 
O'Dea  Edmund,  blacksmith  -with  T.  Lowney&Co., 
dwl  E  s  Eighth  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 


O'Dea  Martin,   (Dunnifron  <fe  O'DJ  dwl  fiOO  Post 

O'Dell  John,  dwl  873  Mission 

O'Doherty  George,  ollicial  reporter  Fomtli  District 

Court,  office  15  City  Hall,  dwl  403  Sti-venson 
O'Donnell   Anthony,  carpenter,  dwl  SW  cor  Sixth 

and  Howard 
O'Donnell  B.,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 

Moses  Taylor 
O'Donnell  Barney,  hackman.Plaza,  dwl  1125 Filbert 
O'Donnell  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  6U3  Brannan 
O'Donnell  C  backuiaii.  Plaza 
O'Donnell  Charles,  expresswagon,  NW  cor  Mission 

and  Second,  dwl  IU33  Folsom 
O'Donnell    Charles    C,    physician,  office  and  dwl 

505  Kearny 
O'Donnell   Cornelius,  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works, 

dwl  64  Fir^t 
O'DONNELL  CORNELIUS,  morocco  dresser.tan- 

nery  and  dealer  in  hides  and  wool,  S  s  Brannan 

bet  Fifth  and  Sixth,  dwl  606  Third 
O'Donnell   Corneiins,  irnnktnaker  with  E.  Galpen 

&.  Co.,  dwl  176  Stevenson 
O'Donnell  Daniel,  painter,  dwl  351  Jessie 
O'Donnell  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  7  .Mar'.'aret  Place 
O'Donnell  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  1810  Larkin 
O'Donnell  F.,  contractor,  dwl  1331  Pacific 
O'Donnell  James,  dwl  8G2  Folsom 
O'Donnell  James,  carpenter, dsvl  Valencia  betTweu- 

ty-fifih  and  Twenty  sixth 
0'Di)nnell  James,  cook,  dwl  503  Sutter 
O'Donnell   James,  deputy   clerk  Police  Court,  dwl 

116  Bernard 
O'Donnell  James,  tailor  with  John  O'Donnell.  dwl 

559  ^Ii^sion 
O'Donnell  James  W..  plumber  with  J.  H.  O'Brien 

&  Co.,  dwl  81  Freelon 
O'Donnell  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  9  Carlos  Place 
O'Donnell  Jane  Mrs.,  dwl  510  Market 
O'Donnell  John,  diiver,  dwl  23  Clara,  rear 
O'Donnell  John, engineer,  dwl  606  Thiid 
O'Donnell  John,    hostler  with  Hasbrouck  &  Clay- 
burgh,  dwl  236  Sutter 
O'Donnell  John,  laborer,  dwl  7  Crook 
O'Donnell  John,  laboier,  dwl  1013  Market 
O'Donnell  John,    laborer  with   Gaspar  Garneau, 

dwl  Mission  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
O'Donnell  John,  hiborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co 
O'Donnell  John,  machinist,  dwl  W  sLaskie  nr  Mis- 
sion 
0'D<innell  John,  merchant  tailor,  24  Post,  dwl  5.'i9 

Mission 
O'Donnell  Kate  D.  Miss,  dwl  309  Seventh 
O'Donnell  Margaret,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  416 

Clementina 
O'Donnell  Margaret  Miss,  dressmaker,  23!)  Fifth 
O'Donnell  Martha  Mrs.,  boarding  and  lodging,  179 

Minna 
O'Donnell   Martin,  (Rosckrans  &  O'D.)    dwl  454 

Natoma 
O'Donnell  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  28  Silver 
O'Donnell   JI.  L.,   blacksmith,  dwl  S   s  Eddy  bet 

Scott  and  Pierce 
O'Donnell  Morris,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
O'Donnell  Myles  P.,  clerk  with  Campbell,  Fox  & 

Campbell,  dwl  925  Broadway 
O'Donnell  Patrick,  bookbinder  with  A.  L.  Bancroft 

&  Co.,  dwl  44  Steuart 
O'Donnell  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  W  s  Kentucky  nr 

Sixteenth 
O'Donnell   Patrick   M.,  storekeeper  Lick    House, 

dwl  101  Jessie 
O'Donnell  Roger,   manager  Magenta  House,  dwl 

1316  Dupout 
O'Donnell  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  SE  cor  Hampshire 

and  Twenty-second 
O'Donnell  Thomas,   assistant  engineer  with  J.  Y. 

Wilson  &  Co.,  dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 
O'Donnell  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  Twelfth  Avenue 

bet  N  and  M,  South  S.  F. 


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503 


O'Donnell  Thomas,  salesman  with  E.  Supplee,  dwl 

ii'iS  California 
O'Donnell  Tiionias,    steward    North    Pac.   Trans. 

Co's  S.   S.  Orizaba 
O'Donnell  Tlioinas,  stonecutter,  dwl  18  Ranach,  rear 
O'Donnell  William,  laborer,  dwl  663  Minna 
O'Donnell  William,  laborer   with  J.  Y.  Wilson   & 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Biiy 
O'Donnell  William,  specifil  policeman,  dwl  231  Sec 
O'Donnovan  Catharine  Mies.'teacher  penmanship, 

dwl  16  O'Farrell 
O'Doiiogliiie  Daniel,  bootblack,  SW  cor  Davis  and 

Pacitic,  dwl  123  Pacific 
O'Donoline  Eugene,  machinist  Risdon  Iron  Works, 

dwl  64  First 
O' Donovan  Bartholomew,   ehoecntter  with  Metro- 
politan B.  &  S.  Co.,  dwl  Dolores  nr  Fourteenth 
O'Donovan   Bartholomew   J.,     builder,   dwl    1005 

Pacific 
O'Donovan  Daniel,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht  dwl  Grove  bet  Franklin  and  GoukIi 
O'Dowd  John,  iiorter  with  De  Witt,  Kittle  &  Co., 

dwl  NE  cor  Pacific  and  Franklin 
O'Dowd  Mary,   (widow)  dwl  NE  cor  Dolores  and 

Seventeenth 
O'Driscoll  Daniel,  laborer  with  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  dwl 

21  Stanford 
O'Dwyer  James,  salesman  with  C.  Curtin,  dwl  344 

Cleineinina 
O'Dwyer  James,  teacher,  dwl  N  s  Ash  Avenue  bet 

Laikin  and  Polk 
O'Farrell  Andrew,  gasfitter,  dwl  611  Geary,  rear 
O'FARRELL    JASPER,   State    Harbor   Commis- 
sioner, office  414  Mont, dwl  Brooklyn  Hotel 
O'Farrell  John,  dwl  508  Powell 
O'Farrell  Michael,  brewer,  dwl  611  Geary,  rear 
O'Farrell   Patrick,  bookneeper  with  Wilson  &  Bro- 
ther, dwl  W  s  Scotland  nr  Filbert 
O'Fariell   Patrick,   bricklayer,   dwl   W  s  Scotland 

bet  Filbert  and  Greenwich 
O'Farrell   Patrick,   driver  Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl 

Valencia  nr  Sixteenth 
O'Farrell    Peter,  longshoreman,  dwl  W  s  Johnson 

Place  nr  Hariison 
O'Farrell  William  M.,  shoemaker,  dwl  245  Minna 
O'Farren  Mark,  dwl  Columbia  nr  Solano 
O'Feiral  Bernard,    salesman,   dwl  S  s  Howard  bet 

Twelfth  and  Tliii  teeiilh 
O'Feirall  Francis,   paying  teller  Hibernia  Savings 

and  Loan  Society,  dwl  405  Minna 
O'Flaherty  Dennis,  hackman,  Plaza 
O'Flaherty  John,  laborer,  dwl  ~'10  Pacific 
O'Flaherty  Mary,  (widow)  laundress,  dwl  439  Cle- 
mentina 
O'Flaherty  Thomas,  cartman,  dwl  Es  Geneva  bet 

Brannan  and  Townsend 
O'Gorman  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  14'i  Perry 
O'Gonnan    Patrick,    laborer,    dwl  W  s  Fifth   bet 

Brannan  and  Townsend 
O'Gorman  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  508  Mission 
O'Gorman  Thomas,  letter  carrier  S.  F.  Post  Office, 

dwl  701  Clementina 
O'Grady  Coleman,  stonemason  Laurel   Hill   Ceme- 
tery, dwl  S  8  Vallejo  bet  Jones  and  Taylor 
O'Gradv  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  506  Minna 
O'Grady  James,  (Flyiin  ,V  O'^.ydwl  20  Moss 
O'Grady  James,   waiter  with   Mandel  &.  Ohnstein, 

dwl"  153i  Second 
O'Grady  .lohn,  laborer,  dwl  Twenty  sixth  nr  Capp 
O'Gradv  Honora,  (widow)  dwl  1005  Pacific 
O'Hagan  Michael,  clerk,  238  Mont, dwl  7  O'Farrell 
O'Uagau   Patrick,     extraman    H.&L.  Co.    No.  1, 

S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  22  O'Farrell 
O'Halloran  Florence,   lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Co., 

dwl  326  Tehama 
O'Halloran  Timothy,  dwl  1013  Mason 
O'Halloran  William,  plumber,  dwl  1322  Sac 
O'Hanlon  Felix,  wood  and  coal,  133  Second,  dwl 
E  s  Minna  nr  Second 


O'Hiinlon  John,  watchman  with  James  Tomkinson, 

dwl  61  Minna 
O'Hara  Charles,  driver  Central  R.R.,  dwl  E  s  Clin- 
ton bet  Braniuui  and  Townsend 
O'Hara  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  248  Tehama 
O'Hara  Edward,  machinist  with  Hawkins  &  Can- 

trell,  dwl  1325  Sacramento 
O'Hara  James,  laborer,  dwl  214  Broadway 
O'Hara  James,   laborer,   dwl  W  s  York   nr  Nine- 
teenth 
O'Hara  James  D.,   barkeeper,  332  Mont,  dwl  331 

Montgomery 
O'Hara  John,  coachman,  dwl  412  Post,  rear 
O'Hara  John,  proprietor  Albany  House,  15  Pacific 
O'Hara  John,  waiter  Rnss  House 
O'Hara  Michael,  teamster,   dwl   S  s    Sixteenth  nr 

First  Avenue 
O'Hara  William,  hostler,  dwl  Mission  bet  Twenty- 

■secoiid  and  Twenty-third 
O'Hara  William  G.,  expresswagon,  NW  cor   Du- 

pont  and  Sacramento,  dwl  704  Dupont 
O'Hare  James  O.,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.   B.   &   S. 

Co.,  dwl  W  s  Gilbert  nr  Brannan 
O'Hare  John,  California  Nursery, NW  cor  Harrison 

and  Treat  Avenue 
O'Hare  William,  In  borer  with  Hancock  &,  Kelso 
O'Harren  James,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
O'Hea  Richard   H.,   stovemounter  with  Locke  & 

Montague,  dwl  W  s  Stevenson  bet  Nineteenth 

and  Twentieth 
O'Hearne  Michael,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
O'Hearon  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  602  Minna 
O'Hehir  Thomas  J.,  clerk,  dwl  NE   cor  Sixth  and 

Brannan 
O'Herron  Mathew,  laborer,  dwl  405  Nat  cm  a 
O'Hickey  J.  Jerome,  cigars  and  tobacco,  621  Wash, 

dwl  822  Green 
O'Hore  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Beale  bet  Howard 

and  Folsom 
O'Horey  Michael,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
O'Kane  Francis,  expresswagon,  NW  cor  Mont  and 

California,  dwl  555  Natoma 
O'Kane  James,  dwl  260  Minna 
O'Kane  James,  hostler  Dexter  Stable,  223  Bush 
O'Kane  John,  dwl  346  First 
O'Kane  John,  hackman  Plaza,  dwl  270  Clara 
O'Kane    John,    saddle    and     haruessmaker,    213 

Kearny,  dwl  508  Brannan 
O'Kane  Morris,  expresswagon,  NW  cor  Mont  and 

California,  dwl  270  Clara 
O'Keefe  Daniel,  balesman  with  James  Kelly,   834 

Market 
O'Keefe  Daniel,  sawyer  with   B.  &  J.  S-  Doe,  dwl 

727  Harrison 
O'Keefe  Dennis,  cooper,  dwl  29  Hunt 
O'Keefe  Jeremiah,  waiter,  dwl  6  Ashbnrton  Place 
O'Keefe  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  149  Shipley,  rear 
O'Keefe  John,  teamster,  dwl  225|  Perry 
O'Keefe  John,  workman  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery,  SW 

cor  Brannan  and  Eighth 
O'Keefe  Josenli,  cabinetmaker  with  L.  <fc  E.  Eman- 
uel, dwl  718  Brannan 
O'Keefe  Michael,   groceries  and  liquors,   NE   cor 

Harrison  and  Dora 
O'Keefe  Patrick,  cabinetmaker  with  L.  &  E.  Eman- 
uel, dwl  718  Brannan 
O'Keefe  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  203  Eighth 
O'Keefe    Timothy,   bootmaker  with   I.  M.  Went- 

worth  &  Co.,'dwl  Chesley  bet  Bryant  and  Bran 
O'Keefe  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Hyde  bet  Union 

and  Filbert " 
O'Keefe  William  H.,  clerk.  SE  cor  Mont  and  Busb 
O'KeeflTe  David,  driver    with  John   M.   Anderson, 

dwl  Russell  nr  Hvde 
O'Keeffe  Eliza,  (widow)  dwl  707  Mason 
O'Keetfe  Francis   P.,   (Tkomas  O'Malley  &    Go.) 

dwl  265^  Tehama 
O'KeetTe James,   clerk  with  J.   D.   Cusheon,   236 

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O'Keeffe  John,  plumber  and   gaefitter,  dwl    727 

Harrison 
O'Keeffe  John,  waiter,  dwl  228  Folsoin 
O'Keeffe  Rlaigaret  Mies,  dressmaker,  dwl  707  Mason 
O'Keeffe  Sarah  Jane  Miss,   dreKSiuaker,   dwl  707 

Mason 
O'Keeffe  Thomns,  baker  with  Robert  Hill,  dwl  S  s 

Twenty-fourth  nr  Alabama 
O'Keeffe  Thomas, tdacksmith  with  Kittredge  &  Lea- 

vitt,  dwl  707  Mason 
O'Keeffe  Tiiomas  J. .assistant  bookkeeper  with  Red- 

iiigton,  Hostetter  &  Co.,  dwl  710  Taylor 
O'Keeffe  William  W.,  shoemaker,  SE  cor  Howard 

and  Eighth 
O'Laiighlin  Nellie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Bnsh   St. 
Cosmopolitan  School, dwl  cor  Mariposa  and  Min- 
nesota 
O'Leai-y  Daniel,  painter  with    Wason  &   Morris, 

dwl  455  Clementina 
O'Leary  James,  clerk  Bulletin  office,  dwl  175  Minna 
O'Leary  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  911  Market 
O'Leary  John,  boatman,  dwl  SVV  cor  Mkt  and  East 
O'Leary  John,  laborer,  dwl  39  Clementina 
O'Leary   Marv   Miss,'  milliner  and  millinery,  138 

Sutter,  dwl  421  Powell 
O'Leary  Patrick, marblepolisher  with  A.  Paltenghi, 

dwl  14  Ohio 
O'Leary  William,  boatman,  dwl  SW  cor  Market  and 

East 
O'Learv  William,  boatman,  dwl  Seventh  Av  nr  D, 

South  S.  F. 
O'Longhliu  Coleman    P.,    barkeeper    with    Peter 

Clancy,  dwl  211   Minna 
O'Mahoiiy  Patrick,  waiter  New  York  Bakery,  dwl 

30  Jessie 
O'Malley  Anthony,  laborer,  dwl  112  Jessie 
O'Malley  Anthony,  laborer,  dwl  310  Minna,  rear 
O'Malley  Charles,  plasterer,  dwl  E  s  Fair  Oaks  nr 

Twenty-fourth 
O'Malley  James,  carpenter,   dwl   N   s  Fulton  nr 

Octavia 
O'Mallev  James,  laborer,    dwl    Fifth    Av  nr    K, 

South  S.  F. 
O'Malley  James,  plumber  with  Thomas  O'Malley 

&  Co.,  dwl  553  Natoma 
O'Malley  James  J.,  collector  S.   F.   Gas   Co.,   dwl 

518  Jones 
O'Malley  John,  meter  man  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

1708  Kearny 
O'Malley  Katie  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  409  Folsom 
O'Malley  Michael,  drayman  with  Robert  W.  Robin- 
son," dwl  40  Clary 
O'Malley  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  518  Jones 
O'Malley  Patrick,  upholsterer,  dwl  409 Folsom 
O'MALLEY  THOMAS  &  CO.,  f  Thomas  OMalley 

mid  F.  P.  O'KecJfe)  gat^fitiers,  64(i  Market 
O'Mara  M.,  fireman  C.  S.  Nav.   Co. 'a  stm   dredger 
O'Mara  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  Lynch  nr  Leav 
O'Mara  Michael,  machinist,  dwl  942  Harrison 
O'AIealia  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  1131  Folsom 
O'Mealia  Thomas,  coachman  with  Thomas  Golden, 

dwl  709  Market 
O'Meai-a  Catharine,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Ash  bet  Oc- 
tavia and  Laguna 
O'Meara  John,  gardener  St  Mary's  College 
O'Meara  John, /'O'J/eara   &    MeyerJ  dviiSW  cor 

Filmore  and  Pine 
O'Meara  Michael,  drayman,  dwl  859  Folsom 
O'Meara  William,  bootmaker,  dwl  22  Turk 
O'MEARA  &.  MEYElljJoliu  0' Mcnra  and  Albert 
Meyer  J  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Fillmore 
and  Pine 
O'Neal  Henry  S.,  chimney  sweep,   343  Bush,  dwl 

422  Natoma 
O'Neal  John  W.  C,  miner,  dwl  820  Filbert 
O'Neal  M..  laborer  Golden   Gate   Sugar   Refinery, 

dwl  151   Polk 
O'Neal  Moses,  deckhand,  dwl  652  Stevenson 
O'Neal  Philip  G.,  stock  dealer,  dwl  820  Filbert 


O'Neale  Henry.  brassHnibher  with  Tay,  Brooks  &. 

Backus,  dwl  121   Morton 
O'Neale  William  T.,  stoc-ks,  dwl  US  Morton 
O'Neil  A.,  laborer,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
O'Nei I  Alexander,  c3/u/-<on  &  U'N.)   dwl  SW  cor 

Sixth  and  Blinna 
O'Neil  Alexander  A.,  physician,  office  652  Wash- 
ington, dwl  301  Lombard 
O'Neil  Charles,   laborer  Southern  Pacific  Railroad 
O'Neil    Charles,    mesBcnger  Baniber  &   Co.'s   Ex- 
press, dwl  S  8  Broadway  nr  Montgomery 
O'Neil    Charles,   quarantine  boatmau,  Valleio   St. 

Wharf 
O'Neil  Charles,  tailor.  22  St.  Charles 
O'Neil  Charles,  tinsmith,  dwl  909  Kearny 
O'Neil  Coinelius,  varnisher  with   N.  Gray  &  Co., 

dwl  S  s  Stevenson  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
O'Neil  D.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
O'Neil   Daniel  F.,  molder  Union  lion  Works,  dwl 

Bryant  nr  Twenty  fourth 
O'NeilDavid,  butcher  with  Terrence  Brady,  dwl  4 

Quincy 
O'Neil  David  Terry,  clerk,  dwl  32oi  Bush 
O'Neil  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  187  Folsom 
O'Neil  Dennis,  longshoreman,  dwl  Tiemont  House 
O'Neil  Edward,  driver  stm  No.  3,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl 

823  Sutter,  rear 
O'Neil  Edward,   machinist   Fulton  Foundry,  dwl 

Seventeenth  bet  Church  and  Dolores 
O'Neil  Edward,  packer  with  R.  A.  Swain  &  Co., 

dwl  McAllister  bet  Webster  and  Fillmore 
O'Neil  Eugene,  draftsman  Union  Iron  Works,  res 

Oakland 
O'Neil  Eugene,  laborer,  dwl  606  Natoma 
O'Neil  Fanny  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  .527  Pine 
O'Neil  Felix,  billiard  tablemaker,  dwl  E  s  Mission 

Avenue  bet  Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
O'Neil  Florence,  pressman  with  Bacon  &  Company, 

dwl  E  s  Steiner  bet  Eddy  and  Ellis 
O'Neil  Francis,  hostler  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  217 

Perry 
O'Neil  J.,  driver  Central  Railroad 
O'Neil  James,  bookbinder  with  D.  Hicks  &,  Co., 

dwl  121  Morton 
O'Neil  James,  lal)orer  with  S.  W.  Howland  &  Co., 
O'Neil  James,  liquor  saloon,  W  s  Main  bet  Market 

and  Mission 
O'Neil  James,  porter  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  stm  Antelope 
O'Neil  James,  special  policeman,  dwl  E  s  Chesley 

nr  Harrison 
O'Neil  James,   teamster  with  William  Kerr,  dwl 

903  Battery 
O'Neil  Jeremiah  T.,  painter,  dwl  227  Second 
O'Neil  John,  carpenier,  dwl  333  IJush 
O'Neil  John,  laborer  North  Pac.  Traus.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Orizaba 
O'Neil  John,  lineman  Western   Union  Telegraph 

Co.,  .522  California 
O'Neil  John,  painter  with  William  H.  Raye,  dwl 

Main  nr  Folsom 
O'Neil  John,  stevedore,  dwl  250  Spear,  rear 
O'Neil    John,    woodsawyer,     dwl    E  s    Beale  nr 

Howard 
O'Neil  John,  CiV((g-e«i;  &   O'NJ  dwl  415  Howard, 

rear 
O'Neil  John  P.,  plumber  with  Alfred  S.  Iredale, 

dwl  565  Missiou 
O'Neil  Joseph,  waiter  with  John  Reagan 
O'Neil  Joseph  T.,  clerk,  dwl  556  Sttvensnn 
O'Neil  Mary,  (widow)  tailoress,  dwl  1120  Mission 
O'Neil  Mary  Miss,  dwl  16  Anthony 
O'Neil   Maurice,  waiter,  dwl  NW  cor  Pine  and 

Quincv 
O'Neil  Michael,  cook,  dwl  134  Steuart 
O'Neil  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  121  Morton 
O'Neil  Michael,  laborer  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl 

59  Minna 
O'Neil  Michael,  proprietor  Second  St.   House,  227 
and  229  Second 


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O'Neil  Midiael,  trnnkniaker  with  E.  Galpeii  &  Co., 

dwl  NVV  cor  Howard  andBenle 
O'Noil  fliicliael  J.,  wholesiile  and  retail  liquors,  31'i 

.Jackson,  dwl  SW  cor  Dnpoiit  and  Lombard 
O'Neil    M.   .J.    iMiss,  assistant  teacher   South   San 

Francisco  Gianim.ir  School,  dwl  4v!2  Natoma 
O'Neil  Moses,  deckhand  C.  S.  N.  Co.'s  stnir  Chrys- 

opolis,  dwl  :i20  Tehaiua 
O'Neil  M.  S.,  attorney  at  law,  office  539  California, 

dwl  t!"J7  Second 
O'Neil  Patrick,  hrakesman  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
O'Neil  Patrick,  laborer  Laborer's  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'n, 

814  Howard 
O'Neil  Philip,  clerk,  dwl  325^  Bush 
O'Neil  Philip  C,  reporter  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl 

1110  M.ison 
O'Neil  Richard,   manager  Oxford  Saloon,  dwl  33 

Geary 
O'Neil  Robert,  butcher  with  Barney  Horn,  dwl  cor 

First  Avenue  and  Kentucky 
O'Neil  Stephen,  dwl  109  Pacific 
O'Neil  T.,  laborer  P.  JI.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
O'Neil  Thomas,  dwl  807  Mission 
O'Neil  Thomas,  blacksmith,  dwl  1S3  Jessie 
O'Neil  Thomas,  driver  Hose  Co.  No.  4,  S.  F.  F.  D., 

dwl  ISO,'  Stockton 
O'Neil  Thomas,  >.'liisscutter  and  stainer,  10  Steven- 
son, dwl  S  8  Mary  bet  Seventh  and  Eiifhth 
O'Neil  Thomas,  salesman  with  Kelly,  Henderson  & 

Gilchrist,  dwl  (i69  Market 
O'Neil  Thomas  F.,  brickiuason  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint, 

dwl  355  .Jessie 
O'Neil  Timothy,  bootmaker  with  Mason  &  Taylor, 

dwl  Laf  lyeite 
O'Neil  Timothy,  goldbeater,  dwl  SE  cor  Howard 

and  Heale 

O'Neil  William,  laborer,  dwl  528  Union,  rear 
O'Ned  William,  ri>igerand  stevedore,  dwl  ()40  Jessie 
O'Neil   William   F..  gasfitter  with  P.  R.  O'Brien, 

dwl  1-Jl  Morton 
O'N.il  William  T.,  stableman,  209  Sutter 
O'Neill  Annie  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  70()  Howard 
O'Neill  Bernard,  boilermaker  A'ulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  161  Silver 
O'Neill  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  280  Jlinna 
O'Neill  Charles  C,  pressman  Women's  Coiiperative 

Printing  Union,  dwl  N  s  Sutter  nr  Mason 
O'Neill  Charles  G.,  laborer,  dwl  S  8  Ivy  bet  Polk 

and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
O'Neill,  Crummey  &  Co.,  (John  O'Neill  and  James 

(Jiummcij )  wholesale  butchers.   South   S.  F., 

oiiice  535  California 
O'Neill  Daniel,  dwl  1224  Folsom,  rear 
O'Neill  Daniel,  machinist,  dwl  178  Clara,  rear 
O'Neill    Dennis,    liquor  saloon,  and  machinehand 

with  Cole  &  Ha^skell,  dwl  1.58  First 
O'Neill  Edward,  clerk,  dwl  403  Geary 
O'Neill  Edwaid.filecutter  with  California  File  Man- 
ufacturing Co., dwl  How  bet  First  and  Second 
O'Neill  Edward  J.,  salesman,  dwl  7015  Howard 
O'Neill  Ellen  Miss,  milliner,  12  Monttromery 
O'Neill  Eui,'ene,  waiter,  .538  Clav.  dwl  1000  Wash 
O'Neill  Felix,  clerk  Subsistence  Dept.  U.  S.  A.,  dwl 

35(3  Minna 
O'Neill  Francis,  ^O'iVcjY/  &  McCloskeyJ  dvrl  522^ 

Stevenson 
O'Neill  James,  engineer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  8 

Natoma 
O'Neill  .lames,  expresswagon,  SE  cor  Sacramento 

and  Montgomery,  dwl  (ilO  Sutler,  rear 
O'Neill  .James,  laliorer,  dwl  7  Ashburton  Place 
O'NEILL   JA.MES,   secretary   San  Francisco  and 

North  Pacific  R.  R.   Co.,  office  NE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Market,  and  Omnibus  R.  U.  Co., 

725  Howard,  dwl  8J9  Howard 
O'Neill  James  J.,  bagmaker  with  Bardwell  &  Co., 

dwl  1117  Pacific 
O'Neill  Joanna,  (widow)  dwl  39  Everett 
O'Neill  John,  dwl  2  Sherwood  Place 


O'Neill  John,  clerk  letter  department  Wells,  Fargo 

&  Co.,  dwl  4  Eddy  Place 
O'Neill  John,  hostler  U.  S.  Government  Stable,  413 

Taylor 
O'Neill  John,  helper  with  Thomas  Donlon,  dwl  610 

Sutter 
O'Neill  John,  painter,  dwl  N  s  McAllister  nr  La- 
cuna 
O'Neill  John,  optician,  .352  Fourth 
O'Neill  John,  stevedore.  Riggers'   and  Stevedores' 

Association,   129  Pacific 
O'Neill  John,  wa;conmaker,  dwl  533  Commercial 
O'Neill  John,  ^U'A>/7^  <&  CrummeyJ  dwl  E  s  Po- 

trero  Avenue  nr  Eldorado 
O'Neill  John  M.,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl  280 

Minna 
O'Neill  John  W.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  N  s  Tehama  nr 

Eighth 
O'Neill  Joseph,  miner,  dwl  Es  Harrison  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenty-fourth 
O'Neill  Patrick,  expresswagon,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's 

Wharf,  dwl  1006  Market 
O'Neill  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Alta  bet  Mont- 
gomery and  Sanson! 
O'Neill  Richard,  butcher,  1  and  2  California  Market, 

dwl  11  Russ 
O'NEILL  ROBERT,  Orient  Saloon,  107  Sansom 
O'Neill  Thomas,  steward,  dwl  23  Vallejo 
O'Neill  "YhoransJ Kennedy  Sj-  O'jV.Ahvl  530 Natoma 
O'Neill  Timothy,  groceries,  cor  Filbert  and  Mont, 

dwl  2  Scotland 
O'Neill  &  McCloskey.^F-«wc?'.s  O'Neill  and  Michael 

McCloskeyJ  blacksmiths,  2  Powell 
O'Regan  John,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.S. 

Senator 
O'Regan  Patrick,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  E  s  Main  bet 

Howard  and  Folsom 
O'Resfan    Patrick    J.,    boilermaker     Union     Iron 

Works,  dwl  United  States  Hotel 
O'Reilley  John,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Dora  nr  Harrison 
O'Reilly  David,  engineer  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl  252 

Perry 
O'Reilly  Eugene,  laborer,  dwl  Long  Bridge 
O'Reilly  Farrell  J.,  fCoon  &  OR.)  dwl  7'41  Har 
O'Reilly  Hugh  J.,  port  warden   S.    F.,  office   525 

Front,  dwl  NE  cor  Mont  and  Lombard 
O'Reilly  James,  peddler,  dwl  SE  cor  Harrison  and 

Dora 
O'Reilly  James  J.,  laborer  Custom  House,  dwl  55 

Jessie 
O'Reilly  John,  laborer,  dwl  1919  Mason 
O'Reilly  John  K.,  clerk  with  Anthony  J.  Griffith, 

dwl  414  Filbert 
O'Reilly  Michael,  porter,  103  Front,  dwl  219  Minna 
O'Reilly  Patrick,  real  estate,  dwl  21  Clara,  lear 
O'Reilly  Patrick  M.,  sculptor  and  modeler,  811  Mar- 
ket' 
O'Reilly  Peter,  boilermaker,  dwl  W  s  Webster  bet 

Ellis  and  O' Farrell 
O'Reilly  Peter,  policeman.  City  Hall,  dwl  18  Louisa 
O'Reillv  Philip,  waiter  Grand 'Hotel 
O'Reilly  Philip  F.,  barkeeper,  538  Market,  dwl  41 

Tehama 
O'Reilly  P.  S.,  clerk  Board  Commissioners  S.F.F.D., 

dwl  11  O' Farrell 
O'Reillv  Thomas  B.,  salesman  with  Shirer  &.  Co., 

dwl  828  California 
O'Reilly  Timothy,  laundry,  N  s  Brannan  bet  First 

and  Second 
O'Riley  Jeremiah,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  12  Twelfth 
O'Rilev  Joseph, boilermaker  Risdon  Iron  Works,dwi 

5  Dale 
O'Riley  Phil,  waiter,  533  Clay,  dwl  551  Howard 
O'Roerke  James,  brassmolder  with  Weed  <fe  King- 
well,  dwl  664  Folsom 
O'Rorke  Catherine,  (widow)  liquor  saloon,  42  Sac 
O'Rorke  John,  laborer,  dwl  210  P.icific 
O'Rourke  Austin  J.,  miner,  dwl  158  Shipley 


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O'Ronrke  Hnfrli,  dwl  273  Jessie 

O'Koiii'ke  James,  laborer  witli  E.  K.  Howes  &  Co., 

(Iwl  SVV  cor  Mission  and  Main 
O'Rom-ke  Jolin,  apprentice   with  Joseph  Wiuter- 

bnin  &  Co.,  dwl  1:20  Austin 
O'Ronrke  Jolin,  Ciirpenter,  dwl  31  Lafayette 
O'lionrke  John,   laborer,    518    Market,    dwl    310 

Clemeniina 
O'Ronrke  John,   laborer,   dwl  S  s  McAllister  bet 

Bnclianan  and  Webster 
O'Ronrke  Lawrence,  laborer,  dwl  136  Nafoma 
O'Ronrke  Micliael,  carpenter,  dwl  739  Clementina 
O'Ronrke  Patrick,  caipenler,  dwl  120  Anstin 
O'Ronrke  Patrick,  cnrrier,  dwl  9.57  Bryant 
O'Ronrke  Patrick,  lannei y,  California  Avenne  opp 

Howard,  Hernal  Higbts 
O'Ronike  Tiiomas,  porter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel,  dwl 

727  Harrison 
O'Ronrke  William,  clerk  and  extraman  Btm  No.  7, 

S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  Sixteenth  bet    Valencia    and 

Gnerrero 
O'Shanghnessy  John,  foreman  Lombard  U.S. Bonded 

Warehouse,  dwl  51  Third 
O'Slianuhnesay  .lohn,  miner,  dwl  116  Morton 
O'Shanghnessy  Martin,  clerk  with  O'Brien  &  Fitz- 
gerald, dwl  (i2  Jessie 
O'Shauglmessy  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  212  Ritch 
O'Siiauglniessy  Micliiiel,  farmer,  dwl  208  Hitch 
O'Shanghnessy  'I'bomas, tinsmith,  dwl  420  Stevenson 
O'Shaughnessy  William,  barkeeper,  414  Pine,  dwl 

17  Anthony 
Shanghnessy  William  J.,  market,  NW  cor  Hyde 

and  O'Fairell,  dwl  NW  cor  Grove  and  Octavia 
O'Shay  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  7  Hunt 
O'Slieii  Cornelins,  peddler,  dwl  4  Lick  Alley 
O'Siiea  Daniel,  longshoreman,  dwl  116  Pacific 
O'Shea  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Tehama  and 

Eigiith 
0"Sliea  Edward,  laborer  with  Nicholas  McDonald, 

dwl  8  s  Geary  nr  Scott 
O'Shea  James  J.,  plumber  and  tinsmith,  1322  Stock- 
ton, dwl  917  Vallejo 
O'Siiea  Micliael,  laiiorer,  dwl  1405  Pacific 
O'Shea  Patrick,  tanner  with  Daniel  Mahoney,  dwl 

cor  Fifteenth  and  Howard 
O'Shea  Sarah,  (widow)    dwl  E  s  First  Avenue  bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
O'Shea  Thomas,  contractor,  dwl  N  s  Fell  bet  Laguna 

and  BncLamin 
O'Shea  Tliomas,  painter,  dwl  139  Naloma 
O'Shea  Tliomas,  waiter,  dwl  22  Anna 
O'Shea  William,  contractor,  dwl  220  Leavenworth 
O'Siiea  M.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Keai'ny 
O'SiiUivan  Bessie  Miss,  shirtmaker  with  Mrs.  G. 

W,  Hagaiis,  dwl  75 Clementina 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  teamster,  dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and 

Jones 

O'Sullivan  Daniel,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
O'Sullivan  James,  groceries  and  liquors,  Fifteenth 

Avenue  cor  P,  South  S.F. 
O'Sullivan  James,  repairer  Western  Union  Tele- 
graph, dwl  9  Lynch 
O'Sullivan  John,  boilermaker  Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  268  Jessie 
O'Sullivan  John,  bookkeeper,  14  Montgomery,  dwl 

471  Jessie 

O'Sullivan  John,  laborer,  dwl  284  Stevenson 
O'Sullivan  John  M.,  barkeeper  with  John  Brown, 

dwl  546  Mission 
O'Snllivan  Michael,  shoemaker,  dwl  W  a  Kansas 

bet  Humboldt  and  Nevada 
O'Snllivan  Patrick,  bricklayer,  dwl  543  Stevenson 
O'Sullivan  Patrick,  hairdresser,  1069  Howard 
O'Sullivan  Patrick  D.,  liquor  saloon,    631   Davis, 

dwl  1053  Mission 
O'Sullivan  Richard,  editor  Monitor,  dwl  11  Kearny 
O  Sullivan  T.  H.,  bds  Lick  House 
O'Sullivan  Thcnnas  T.,  clerk  with  James  Coughlan, 

dwl  227  Stevenson 


O'Toole  Alexander,  bookbinder  with  A.  L.  Bancroft 

&  Co.,  dwl  98  Minna 
O'Toole  Daniel,  porter  VVhiit  Cheer  House 
O'Toole  George,  painter  with  M.  English,  dwl  31 

Hunt 
O'Toole  Hugh,  laborer,  dwl  19  Hari'ison  Avenue, 

I'ear 
O'Toole  James,  bricklayer,  dwl  112  Jessie 
O  Toole  James,  shoemaker,   631  Davis,   dwl  W  b 

Webster  nr  Chestnut 
O'Toole  John,  dwl  209  Fourth 
O'Toole  William,  carriagemaker,  dwl  34  Eddy 
Oak  Henry  L.,  clerk  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &,  Co., 

dwl  721  Market 
OAKES  GEORGE  W.,  apothecary,  30  and  31  Na- 

glee's  Building.  SW  cor  Montgomex-y  and  Mer- 
chant, dwl  511  Filbert 
Oakes  George  W.,  auctioneer,  dwl  6 J  August  Alley 
Oakes  Thomas  J.,  (Thomas  J.  Oakes  &  Co. J  dwl 

23  Caroline 
Oakes  Thomas  J.   &  Co.,  (Patrick  H.  Bnnulier) 

furniture,  6  Fourth 
OAKLAND    COTTON    MILLS,    Heynemann    <fe 

Co.  agents,  5  Saiisom 
OAKLAND     FERRIliS,    steamer    and    railroad, 

(passenger)  foot  Pac,  and  (freight)  foot  Second 
Oakland  Prospect  Homestead  Association,  oltice  304 

Montgomery 
Oakland  View  Homestead  Association,  office   415 

Monttcomery 
Oakley  Charles,  clerk  with  A.  S.  Hallidie  &  Co., 

dwl  S  s  Howard  bet  Eleventh  and  Twelfth 
Oakley  C.  L.  N.,  molder  with  Schreiber,   liohr  & 

Co.,  dwl  32  Monttromery 
Oakley  Oliver  B.,  silv^erplater,  608  Market,  dwl  637 

Stevenson 
Oakley  Robert  0.,  bookkeeper  with  Voizin,  Ris   & 

Co.,  dwl  S  s  Howard  bet  Eleventh  and  Twelfth 
OAKLEY  SAMUEL  E.,  proprietor  Oakley's  Mills, 

210  Sacramento,  dwl  647  Folsom 
Oaks  John,  seaman,  dwl  1.33  Minna 
Oates  Bernard,  shipcarpenter,  dv\'l  18  Freelon 
Gates  Charles,  clerk  with  W.  Stringer  &  Co.,  70 

Oiegon 
Oates  George  R.,  architect,  dwl  70  Clementina 
Oates  Tliomas,  painter  with  Standervvick  &  Roper, 

dwl  120  Shipley 
Oates  Timothy,  painter,  dwl  120  Shipley 
Oates  Timothy,  sliipcarpenter,  dwl  IS  Freelon 
Oatley  Joseph,  longshoreman,  dwl  114  Sacramento 
Oatway  Richard,  dwl  826  Jackson 
Obeiiauer  George,  hairdressing  saloon,  43  Second, 

dwl  326  Mason 
Obeuauer  George,  tailor,  dwl  1429  Dnpont 
Obenauer  Henry,  shoemaker  with  Henry  Hemmer, 

dwl  80  Jessie 
Obenauer  John,  foreman  with  Bullock   «fc  Jones, 

dwl  .524  Vallejo 
Oberdeener  Moses,  druggist,  dwl  405  O'Farrell 
Obergh  John  A.,  clerk,  dwl  757  iMarket 
Ohermeyer Frank,  bootmaker,  2009  Polk 
Obert  Anton,  miller,  dwl  Ws  Potrero   Avenue   nr 

Sixteenth 
Obin  Charles,  clerk  with  Thomas  E.  Miner,  dwl  413 

First 
Oearanza  .Jesus,  compositor  Pioneer, dwl  28  Seventh 
OCCIDENT,  (weekly)  John  H.  Carmany   &  Co., 

publishers,  ollice  409  Washington 
OCCIDENTAL  HOTEL,   Philip   McShane   man- 
ager, E  8  Montgomery  from  Bush  to  Sutler 
OCCIDENTAL  INSURANCE  CO.,  (fire  and  ma- 
rine) A.  G.  Stiles  prtsident,  B.  Rothschild,  sec- 
retary, office  436  California 
OCCIDENTAL  LAUNDRY,  James  Lnidley,   pro- 

prietoi'.  Filbert  bet  Gougli  and  Octavia  " 
OCCIDENTAL  MARKET,  from  Market  to  Sutter 

bet  RIontgomery  and  Sansom 
Ocean   Honse,    Samuel  Cosiello  proprietor,  Ocean 

Beach  Road,  6J  miles  from  City  Hall 


More  than  fair  rates  never  chareed  by  the  F£OPIj£i3~ 


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Ocean  House,  John  Anderson  proprietor,  407  and 
-1(19  Drumm 

Ocean  Race  Conrse,  Ocean  House  Road,  6^  miles 
from  City  Hall 

Ocean  Side  ftoiise,  Georgre  Mellorproprietor,Ocean 
Beach  Road,  2  uiileB  from  Clitf  House 

Ochs  Sophie,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  50"2  Bush 

Ochs  Simon,  expresswagou,  dwl  SVV  cor  Turk  and 
Bucliiinan 

Odennatt  Frank,  fuller  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 
Mills 

Ocrndor  Jose  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturers, 
50;t  Sanson! 

ODD  FELLOWS'  BUILDING,  315  Montf:omery 

ODD  FELLOWS'  CEMETERY,  Point  Lobes  Av 
5  mile  SW  Lone  Mountain 

ODD  FELLOWS'  CEMETERY  ASSOCIATION, 
office  ()  Odd  Fellows'  Hall 

ODD  FELLOWS'  HALL,  3i3.5  and  327  Mont 

ODD  FELLOWS'  LIBRARY,  Odd  Fellows'  Hall, 
3Jo  iM()ul<;()merv 

ODD  FELLOWS'  MUTUAL  AID  ASSOCIA- 
TION, J.  A.  McClelland  president,  Franklin 
Williams  secretary,  3J.5  Montgomery 

ODD  FELLOWS'  NEW  AGE  PUl}LISHING 
CO..  proprietors  New  Age,  4'2I  MontgonK-rv 

ODD  FELLOWS'  SAVINGS'  BANK,  A.  Block 
president,  James  Benson,  secretary,  2  Odd  Fel- 
lows' Hall 

Odell  Isaac,  fireman,  dwl  20  Folsom 

Odell  Luther,  packer  with  Thomas  J.  Chadbourne, 
J  41-2  Dupont 

Odell  William  G.,  butcher,  dwl  W  s  Potrero  nr  Al- 
ameda 

Oder  William,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  703  O'Farrell 

Odermait  Francis,  niacliinisl,  dwl  SW  cor  Folsom 
and  Tliiiteenth 

Odermatt  Francis  A.  Jr.,  student,  331  Kearny,  dwl 
74  Clementina 

Odoul  August,  butcher,  dwl  Sixteenth  nr  Potrero 
Avenue 

Odson  Henry,  miller,  bds  338  Bush 

Oeclisli  Stephen,  cabinetmaker  with  L.  &  E.  Eman- 
uel. <iwl  147  Silver 

Oeder  William, /'Ot'rfe/-<fc  L^tzin<:;erJ  dwl  4  Hardie 
Place 

Oeder  &  Utzinger,  (WiUinm  Oeder  and  Henry 
Utzins^erj  carpenters,  118  Sutter 

Oeding  Franz,  drayman  with  Emil  Frese.dwl  Minna 
bet  Second  and  Third 

Oeding  John,  liquor  saloon,  109  Dupont,  dwl  3 
Twelfth 

Oehlert  Frederick,  baker,  dwl  738  Howard 

Oehlert  Henry,  manufacturer  cigars  and  lobacco,146 
Fourth 

Oellters  Philip,  baker  with  William  Poehlman,  dwl 
114  Market 

Oellrich  Brothers, /'H'»7//<77«  (7nrf  Theodore)  fruits 
and  vegetables,  33  Metropolitan  Market 

Oellrich  D.,  worluuan  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery,  dwl 
Eighth  nr  Brannan 

Oellriidi  H.,  workman  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery,  SWcor 
Biannan  and  Eighth 

Oellriih  Theodore.  (Ucllrich.  Brothers)  dwl  719 
Union,  rear 

Oellrich  William,  |^Oe///-iWti?ro^/iersy  dwl  510  Lin- 
den 

Oelund  Peter,  car  builder  with  Kimball  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dwl  'J  Zoe,  rear 

Oeste  Theodore,  cooper  Philadelphia  Brewery,  dwl 
228  Second 

Oester  Charles,  fOenfer  ^'  Kramer)  dwl  NW  cor 
Mission  and  Main 

Oester  &  Kramer,  {Charles  Oester  and  Theodore 
Kramer)  blacksmiths.  31 1  Mission 

Oesternam   Louis,   confectioner,    dwl    738  Minna 
Oesling  Paul,  cigarmaker,  dwl  1421  Mason 
Oettl  Julius,  confecticmer  wilhMiley,  Perrin  &  Co., 
dwl  738  Washington 


Offer  Nelson,  laborer  with   L.  &  E.  Emanuel,   dwl 

132  Steuiirt 
Offer  William  H.  Rev.,  (colored)  dwl  1104  Pacific 
Offernian  John,  grocer,  dwl  fi29  Vallejo 
Ogden  Francis,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  F(dton  nr  Octavia 
Ogden  Frederick,  miniug,  office  402  Montgomery, 

dwl  f)25  Harrison 
Ogden  Margaret,    stewardess    P.  M.  S.  S.   Sacra- 
mento 
Ogden  Richard  L.,  (Kimball  Manufacturing  Co.) 

dwl  Lick  House 
Ogden  William  C,  f Ogden  &  O'Brien)  dwlSW  cor 

New  Montgomery  and  Natonia 
Ogden  &.  O'Brien,  (^lV«7//V7?H  C.  Ogden  and  Daniel 

O'Brien)  liquor    saloon,  SW    cor  New   Mont- 
gomery and  Natonia 
Ogilvie  John,  expresswagon,  432  Montgomery,  dwl 

923  Jones 
Ogilvie  Mary,  (widow)   dwl  E  s  Capp  nr  Twenty- 
first 
Ogle  James,  (Ogle  &  SrhriefcrJ  Awl  l55Natoma 
Ogle  Jonathan,  bootmaker  with    Buckingiiam   & 

Hecht,  dwl  N  s  Fell  bet  Lagnnaand  Octavia 
Ogle  &  Schriefer  (Jotpcs  Ogle  and  John  U.  Schrie- 

fer)  groceries  and  liquois,  155Naloma 
Ogleby  M.  Ada  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mission  St. 

Primary  School 
Oglesby  James,  assay  department  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

1018  Pine 
Oglesbv  William  P.,   clerk,  111  Montgomery,  dwl 

1018  Pine 
Oil  Kee,  (Chinese)  watchmaker,  709  Jackson 
Ohlandt  Henry,  groceries    and    liquors,    cor    San 

Bruno  road  and  Twenty-fourth 
Ohlandt  Nicholas.   ( Ohlandt.  &   Co.)  dwl  NE  cor 

Twenty-fourth  and  Potrero  Av 
Ohlandt  &  Co.,  (Nicholas  Ohlandt  and  John  Bncic) 

animal  charcoal  works,  cor  Jersey  and  Alameda 
Ohlen  Edward,  steward  Frank's  Saloon,  dwl  335 

Broadway 
Ohiendorff   Louis    J.    H.,    cigars    and    tobacco,  3 

Kearny,  dwl  18  Church 
Olilf  Albert,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Ohlig  August,  dwl  1211  Powell 
Ohlsen  Charles,  cooper,  dwl  431  Broadway 
Ohlsom   Louis   W.,  cooper,  dwl  SW  cor  Stockton 

and  Pine 
Ohlson  Marcus,  carpenter,  857  Harrison 
Ohm  Charles  H.,  watchmaker  with  E.  F.  Ohm,  dwl 

217  Geary 
Ohm  Edward  F.,  watches  and  jewelry,  615  Mont- 
gomery, (and  Patent  Brick  C«.ydwl217  Geary 
Ohm  Frederick,  shoemnkcr,  430  Folsom 
Ohm   Louis,   steward  P.   M.  S.  S.  Japan,  dwl  752 

Harrison 
Ohmeis  George,  woodturner  with  B.  H.  Freeman, 

dwl  773  Mission 
Ohmnus  Louis,  cabinetmaker  with  J.  Strahle  &  Co., 

dwl  W  s  White  Place  nr  Bryant 
Ohnstein  (Jfca.\\  ( Mandel  &  O.y  dwl  29  Anthony 
Ohva  Rita  Miss,  saloon,  508  BroadwHy 
Olirloi)  Philip,  carpenter,  dwl  112  Morton 
Olirt   Aflolph,  expresswagon,  dwl  504  Linden 
Glut  Christian,  cigars   and  tobacco,  515  Clav,  dwl 

1006  Clay 
Ojeda  Anthony  V..  chief  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan, 

dwl  370  Brannan 
Olanie  Xavier,  patternmaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  1316  Pacific 
Olbis  Charles,    tanner    with    Jacob    Beisel,    dwl 

Santa  Clara  nr  Carolina 
Olbreclit  Augustus,  real  estate,  office  611  Clay,  dwl 

14l6Tayh)r 
Olcovich   Beuno,  (Olcovich   Brothers)  res  Carson 

City 
Olcovich  Bernard,  (Olcovich  Brothers)  res  Carson 

City 
Olcovich    Brothers,    (Bernard,    Eyman.    Joseph, 

Hermann  and  Benno)  dry  goods,  317  Third 


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Olcovich  Herm-dnn,  {Olcovich  BrothcrsJ  dwl  315>i 

Third 
Oloovicii  Hytnan,  ^Olcovich  Bros. J  res  New  York 
Olcovicii  Joseph,  f  Olcovich  Bros.  J  dwl  315^  Third 
Olcntt  John  B.,  laborer,  dwl  E  8  Kentucky  ur  Hum- 
boldt 
Old  Sancelito  I^and  and  Dry  Dock  Co.,  office  331 

MontiiOiiierv 
Oldtieid  F.  H.  ll.,  mnsician,  dwl  912  Jackson 
Oldham  Caleb,  (colored)  whitewasher,  dwl  8.23  Pac 
Oldham  William,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Antonio  bet 

Jones  iind  Leavenworth 
Oldham  Wendell  E.,  clerk  with  G.  M.  Jos6elyn,dwl 

403  Folsom 
Oleat  Francis,   butcher  with    Gustave  Borel,  dwl 

Kiiilioad  Avenue  nr  Sixth,  South  S.  F. 
Olcn  Neddie,  barl;eeper,  335  Broadway 
Oieson  Oie,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

OiiHanmie 
Olivii  E.  Giovanni,  secretary  Italian  Mutual  Benefi- 
cial Society,  dwl  804  Ja'cksou 
Oliva  Maiinele",  gardener,  dwl  314  Pacific 
Oliva  S\vai.t»,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Oliveiis  NiclioUis,  laborer  Industrial  School,    Old 

Ocean  House  Hoad,  5  miles  from  City  Hall 
Oliver  Andrew,  laborer  with  Olof  Wilson,  dwl  857 

Harrison 
Oliver  Daniel,  carpenter,  dwl  562  Stevenson 
Oliver  F.,  cook  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Oliver  J  lines,  conductor  N.  B.  and  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

S'J'J  Folsom 
Oliver  James  B.  Mrs.,  dwl  7  Harrison  Avenue 
Oliver  John   B..   salesman  with  Sullivan,  Kelly  & 

Co.,  dwl  331  Eddy 
Oliver  Joseph,  waiter  North  German  Hotel,  39  Jack 
Oliver  Mainiel,  machinist  with  Geoige  T.  Pracy,dwl 

E  6  Urumm  bet  Jackson  and  Pacific 
Oliver  Nelson  T.,  mariner,  dwl  407  Drumm 
Oliver  Willinni,  porter,  dwl  7  Varenne 
Oliver  William  L.,  clerk  with  Cross  &  Co.,  dwl  809 

Stockton 
Oliver  William  T.,  messenger  Wells,  Fartro  &  Co., 

res  San  Jose 
Olliver  John,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Idaho 
Ollson  John  P.,   oj-sterman  with  Peterson  &  Co., 

dwl  515  Broadway 
OlniHtead  Charles  H.,  blacksmith,  N  s  Berry  bet 

Third  and  Fourth 
Olmste  ul  H^irry  C,  clerk  with  T.  W.  Colburn,  dwl 

G2()  Tavlor 
Olmstead  James  M.,  lumber  surveyor,  dwl  71  Clem 
Olmstead  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  6v;0  Taylor 
Olmstead  Thonms  D..  messenger  Savings  and  Loan 

Societv,  dwl  C-JO  Taylor 
Olmsted  John  C,  oyster  and  cbophouse,  329  Mont- 

gomerv.  dwl  417  Eddy 
Olmsted   J'ohii    C,    (Oimsled   &    Cone)   dwl   1810 

Sacramento 
OLMSTEU    &    CONE,   (John    C.    Olmsted   and 

William    H.    Cone)   books  and  stationery,  31 

Kearny 
Olney  Charles  C,  fOlncy  &  Co.)  res  Oakland 
OIney  Frederick  A.,  dsvl  777  Market 
Olnev  jHmes  N.,  ( Ulney  &  Co.)  res  Oakland 
Olney   Warren,   f  Dningerjield   &    0>  attorney  at 

law,  oHice  NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Sacramen- 
to, dwl  SW  cor  Lombard  and  Leavenworth 
OLNEY  &  CO.,  (James  N.    and  Charles  C.   Ol- 

iiey)  auctioneers  and  real  estate  agents,  office 

51)2  Montgomery 
Oloan  John,  draynian  with  Waterhouse  &  Lester, 

dwl  SIC  cor  Nineteenth  and  Dolores 
Olofson  Peter,  longsiioreniaii,  dwl  S  b  Union  bet 

Montgomery  and  Calhoun 
Olpheris  Ivobert,  liquor  saloon,  155  Minna 
Oliiuibt  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  1419  Pacific 
Olsan  E.  M.,  expressman,  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Sut- 
ter, dwl  1213  Mission 


Olsen  Canute,  brassfinisher  with  Greenbeig&  Co., 

dwl  433  Hinckley 
Olsen  Charles,  bookkeeper,  dwl  1  August  Alley 
Olsen  Christopher,  pileuriver  with  E.  C.  Boobar  & 

Co.,  dwl  32  Zoe 
Olsen  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  20  Frederick 
Olsen  Ellef,  shoemaker,  Ss  Mission  nr  Sleuart,  dwl 

23(1  Folsom 
Olsen  Erasmus,  clerk,  33  Battery,  dwl  .58  Second 
Olsen  Frank,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Olsen  H.  E  ,   (Ohen   &   Lynch)   dwl  cor  Fell  and 

Webster 
Olsen  Henry,  liquor  saloon,   S   s  Commercial  bet 

Drumm  and  East 
Olsen  Hein-y,  mariner,  dwlf)27  Union 
Olsen  John,    shipcarpenter,  W  s   Georgia  nr  Sierra 
Olsen  John  C,  cattle  broker,  dwl  NE  cor  Webster 

and  Fell 
Olsen  John,  P.,  Mechanics  Restaurant,  933  Kearny 
Olsen   Knud,  brassfinisher  with  Greenberg  &  Co., 

dwl  SE  cor  Green  and  Vallejo 
Olsen  Mary  Ann,  dressmaker,  dwl  G27  Union 
Olsen  O.  A.,  cooper  with  James  Boothman,  dwl  W 

s  Stockton  ur  Clay 
Olsen  Ole,  laboier  Jlerchants  Dry  Dock,  dwl  Ss 

Lombard  bet  Montgomery  and  Kearny 
Olsen  Olof,  waiter,  dwl  Flint  Alley  ur  Battery 
Olsen  Oulif,  cook,  538  Market 
Olsen  Peter,  feed  stable,  110  Washington 
Olfen  Terokl.  cook,  510  Davis 
Olsen  Tetlef,  carpenter,  dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Olsen  &  Lynch.  (H.  E.  Olsen  and  I).  Lynch)  cattle 

market,  cor  Hayes  and  Larkin 
Olson  Catherine  Airs.,  lodgings,  22  Second 
Olson  John,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Olson  John  E.,  fOlsnn  Sf  ]'e/ersanj  dwl  1110  Bat 
Olson  Lewis,  seaman,  dwl  544  Third 
Olson  Olso,  seaman,  dwl  119  Silver 
Olson  Peter,  cook,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Olson  Victor,  cooper  with   Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl  151 

Stockton 
Olsen  &  Peterson,  fjohn  E.  Olson  and  Olojf  Peter- 
son J  liquors,  1110  Battery 
Olsson  Charles  T., porter  with  Cummings  &.  Kntner, 

dwl  1  August  Alley 
Oltmann  Couiad,  clerk  with  Wright  &.  Bowne,  54 

Steuart 
Olufs  Henry,  (Ohifs&De'jnn)  dwl  New  Alaska  Hotel 
Olufs  &  Y>t\'}t\\,( Henry  Ohifx  and.  William  JDetjen J 

liquor  Siiloon.  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Jackson 
Olvera  Carlos,  (Coleman  4-  0.)  dwl  431  Sutler 
Olwell  James,  street  contractor,  dwl  W  e  Ninth  nr 

Market 
Olwell   William  G.,  messenger  Board  of   Health, 

office  521  Jackson 
Olveveria  Charles,  cook,  NE  cor  Wash  and  Kearny 
OLYMPIC  LODGINGS,  Ralston  &  Cotlrell  pro- 
prietors, NE  cor  Kearny  and  Clay 
Oman  Benjamin,  cook,  dwl  264  Jessie 
Oman  John,  carpenter,  dwl  20  Connnercial 
Omey  George  W.,  draynian,  521  Sansom,  dwl  220 

Stevenson 
Ommen  William,  cook  with  William  W.  Haney,  dwl 

264  Jessie 
Omnes  Charles,  laundryman  with  B.  A.  Portal,  dwl 

1142  Folsom,  rear 
Omnes  Charles,  (Senecal  &  Co.)  dwl  SW  cor  Du- 

pont  and  Broadway 
OMNIBUS  RAILROAD  CO.,  receiver's  office  672 

Howard,  secretary  721  Howard 
On  Lung.  (Chinese)  provisions,  723  .Inckson 
Ondaris  Gaston,  nurse  French  Hospital 
Oneida   Mining   Co.,    (Sutter  Creek,  Amador  Co.) 

office  419  California 
Onesti  Giuseppe,   (  Onesti  &  Biagi)  dwl  925  Wash, 

rear 
ONESTI  &  BIAGI.  (G.  Onesti  &  D.  Biagi)  com- 
mission merchants  and  fruit  and  produce  dealers, 

501  Sansom 


Eefore  the  evil  day  insure  in  the  FEOPIiES. 


O   p.  VATT  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  &  716  Kearny  St.,  Rubber  Goods  and  Umbrella* 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [O]      DIRECTORY. 


509 


Ontiveras  Bii^fiiJa  Mrs.,  dressmakei-,  407  Dupont 
Ontiveroa  Jesus,  pnblislier   Spaniwli  American  Al- 

niaiiMC.  412  Commercial,  dwl  NWcor  Sacramento 

and  Stockton 
Onlric^h  Henry,  clerk  with  C.  Meierdierks,  NW  cor 

Post  and  Powell 
Ontzen  Charles,  porter,  dwl  2-28  Bush 
Onyon   Isaac,    clerk    Headnnarters    Mil.    Division 

Pacitic,  703  Market,  dwl  339  Shipley 
Oon  SiiiK,  (Chinese)  intellij,'ence  ollice,  G'J4  Jackson 
Openlieimer  Elias,  butcher  with  Joseph  Kelly,  dwi 

Stil  Minna 
Openshaw  Joseph,  miner,  dwl  17  Garden 
Openshaw  Sqniie,  lather,  dwl  lOj  Uansch 
OPHIIl    SILVER    MINING  CO.,    office  4.5  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
Opitz  Frederick  W.,  blacksmith  with  Kimball  Ma- 

nnfactnrintr  Co.,  dwl  209  Minna 
Oppenheini  Benjamin,  crockeiy,  1114  Dupont 
Oppenheini  Frank,  dwl  1005  Stockton 
Oppenheimer  Emanuel,  liainln^sser,  1015  Market 
Oppenlieinier  Henry,    ( Oppenheimer  &    Bro.J  d\\\ 

215  Powell 
Oppenheimer  John,  conductor  Omnibus  E.R.,  dwl 

721  Howard 
Oppenheimer  Joseph,  f  Oppenheimer  <&  LowensieitiJ 

dwl  924  i  Pine 
Oppenheimer  Louis,  cigars  and  tobacco,  337  Bush, 

dwl  225  Bush 
Oppenheimer  'Max.,  f  Oppenheimer  &  Bro.)  res  New 

York 
Oppenheimer  Meyer,  merchant,  dwl  1045  Folsom 
Oppenheimer  &    Brother,  (Henry  &  Max  Oppen- 
heimer) importers  cijfars  and  tobacco,  228  Cal 
Oppenheimer  &  Lowenstein,  (Joseph  Oppenheimer 

<fe    Isaac    Louenslein)    boots  and   shoes,  239 

Kearny 
Opperman  Frederick,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,    128 

Kearny 
Ora  John.  l;»borer  with  John  B.  Bergess,  dwl  Pre- 
sidio Roail  nr  Mountain  L:ike 
Oram  John,  porter  Twelfth  Light  House  District, 

dwl  113  William,  rear 
Oramas  Joseph,  furnished  rooms,  1005  Powell 
Orata  Bartolomeo,  liquor  saloon,  5  Clav 
Ord  E.  O.  C,  Brig.  General  U.  S.  A.  Commanding 

Department  California,  office   703  Market,  dwl 

Point  San  Jose 
Ord  P.icilicns,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Ordeman  Henry,  longshoreman,  dwl  311  Ritch 
Ordenstein  Bernard,  bookkeeper,  107  Battery,  dwl 

834  Clay 
Ordenftein  Max,  bookkeeper,  219  Battery,  dwl  502 

Bush 
Ordner  Louis,  (Lehnhardt  &  O.J  dwl   6  St   Mary 

Place 
Ordway  Julius,  salesman  with   Hanson,  Ackerson 

&  Co.,  dwl  5G5  Howard 
Oreana  Smelting,    Milling    and    Refining    Works, 

(Nevada)  office  338  Monttroniery 
Oregon  and  California  Stage  Line,  office  208   Mont 
OREGON  CITY  WOOLEN  MILLS,  Brown  Bros. 

&  Co..  agents.  24  Saneom 
Oregon  House,  238  Steuart 
Orendain  Francisco,  (widow)  dwl  504  Vallejo 
Orfila  P.  v.,  wigmaker  with   Chretien  Pfister,  dwl 

Mansion  House 
Orien  Edwin,  gvmnast,  dwl  12  Metcalf  Place 
ORIENTAL  BLOCK,  SW  cor  Battery  and    Bush 
Oriental  Hotel,  Gustave   Sjoberg  proprietor,   SW 

cor  Washington  and  Drumm 
Oriental  Mining  Co,,  (Alleghany,  Sierra  Co.)  office 

418  Ciilifornia 
ORIENTAL   U.    S.    BONDED    WAREHOUSE, 

Pool  &.  Harris  proprietors,  S  s  Braunan  foot  of 

First 
Orientiil  Wharf  foot  of  First 
Original  Hidden  Treasure  M.   Co.,   (White  Pine) 

office  419  California 


ORLEANS   HOTEL,    Aaron   Pollard  propiietor, 

117  Po?t 
Orlopp  Philip,  cahinetmaker  with  Conrad   &   Mat- 
tes, dwl  112  Morton 
Ornian  Henry  Jr.,  clerk  United  States  Superintend- 
ent Iiidinn  aflfairs,  dwl  42  Sixth 
Ormeid  William   H.,   engineer  with    Charles  W. 

Thomas,  dwl  823  Montgomei-y 
Ormon  Icidor,  teaciier  music,  dwl  47  Clementina 
Ormsbin  William,  waiter  North  Pae.   Trans.    Co.'s 

S.  S.  Idaho 
OrndorfF  Henry,  express  ngent,  450  Clementina 
Ornilortt  Mary  E.,  teacher  music,  dwl  450   Clem- 
entina 
Orne  Willinm  H.,  foreman  with   Frank   Eastman, 

dwl  (i27  California 
ORPHAN  ASYLUM,    (Protestant)    bounded    by 

Laguna,  Bnclianan,  Kate  and  Haiirht 
ORPHAN  ASYLUM.  (Roman  Catholic)  Ss  Market 

bet  Second  and  Third 
Orphant  Robert,  foreman  blacksmiths  Vulcan  Iron 

Works,  dwl  21  Frederick 
Orr  James,  stevedore,  dwl  1216  Kearny 
Orr  James  S.,  lanndryman  with  James  Laidley,  dwl 

Filbert  nr  Gougli 
Orr  John,  fruits,  247  Fourth 
Orr  John  K.,  (Orr  A  Alkins-J  dwl  621  Geary 
Orr  Joseph  N.,  conductor  Southern   Pacific  R.  R., 

dwl  110  Kearny 
Orr  Samuel,  millwright,  dwl  108  Eddy 
Orr  Thomas  B.,  usher  Alhauibra  Theater,   dwl  518 

Bush 
Orr  William  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  919  Har 
ORR&ATKINS:  {John  K.    Orr   and   Robert    C. 

^<A/7(«y  importers  and   retail   gents  furnishing 

goods,  417  Montgomery 
Ort  August,  cook  Prescott  House,  dwl  114  Virginia 
Ortega  Srtbino,  cigarmaker  with  Coho,  Martinez  &. 

Co.,  dwl  7  Varenne 
Ortege  .Joseph,  cook  Lick  House 
Ortelli  G.,  draymnn  with  Justinian  Caire,  dwl  N  s 

Filbert  bet  JIason  and  Taylor 
Ortes  Abelini,  harnessmaker   with   Main  &  Win- 
chester, dwl  Es  Mason  bet  Green  and  Vallejo 
Ortet  Jenn,  cutler,  223  Leidesdortl 
Orth   Adam,  workman  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

SW  cor  Brannan  and  Eighth 
Orth  Adam,  boots  and  shoes,  810  Mnrket 
Oitiz   Celedonio,  merchant,  dwl  7  South  Park 
ORTMANN  JOHN  F.,  groceries  and  liquors,  815 

Jackson,  dwl  W  s  Scott  bet  Californin  and  Pine 
Orton  Riclnird  H.,  furniture  factory,  437  Branuan 

dwl  365  Minna 
Orum  Michael,    boilermaker   Union   Iron  WorkB, 

dwl  51 1  Mission 
Orwig  William  P.,  Custom  House  keeper,  dwl  N  s 

Union  bet  Sansom  and  Calhoun 
Osberg  Charles,  jeweler  with  William  Bohm,  dwl 

121  Moiton 
Osborn    Brothers,    (Chnrlex  H.  mid  E.   Thomas) 

veterinary  infirmary,  259  Clementina 
Osborn  Charles  H.,  (Osborn  Brothers)  and  fore- 
man N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.  stables,  dwl  828  Folsom 
Osborn  C.  Mahlon,  bagmaker  with  Neville  &  Co., 

1 13  Clay 
Osborn  E.  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  227  Second 
Osborn    E.  Thomas,    (Osborn  Brothers)  dwl  224 

Fourth 
Osborn  Frank  F.,  clerk  with  R.  F.  Osborn  &  Co., 

dwl  121  Turk 
Osborn  George,  painter,  dwl  543  Howard 
OSBORN  GEORGE  W.,  real  estate  agent,  office 

408  California,  room  1,   dwl  W  s  Howard  bet 

Thirteenth  and  Fourteenth 
Osborn  Henry,  engineer,  dwl  606  Third 
Osborn  Homer  E.,  clerk  with  Crane  &  Brigham, 

dwl  S  8  Liberty  bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Osborn   Lamartine,  clerk  with  Madisou  &  Burke, 

dwl  526  Steveuson 


JONES,  FUliLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Laces  and  Embroideriea. 


REDINGTON   HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  The  great  Drug  and  Patent  Medicine  Depot 


510 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [O]      DIRECTORY 


OSBORN  R.  F.  &  CO.,  importers  cabinet  and  car- 
riage hardware,  749  Market  • 
Osl)  .rii  Udl.eii  h\,  ( R.    F.   Osborn  &  Co.)  dwl  S  8 

Liberty  nr  Guerrero 
Osboni  Tliomas  B.,  bookiteeper  with  R.  F.  Osborn 

&  Co..  dwl  124  Turk 
OsboKii  William  W.,  tailor,  31  Geary,  dwl  5-26  Stev 
Oslioriie  Annie  M.,  (widow)  dwl  H3i  Minna 
Osboine  Aiiibriny,  (colored)  waiter,  dwl  1104  Pac 
Obboriie    C.    D.,    ciirpenter    H.    C.    League,   I'JS 

Kearny 
Osborne  Francis,  cooper  with   L.  N.  Handy  &  Co. 

dwl  318  I*aci(ic 
Osborne  Frank,  sliipcalker,  dwl  309  Harrison 
Osboi-ue  Frank  H.,  assistant  surveyor  County  Sur- 
veyor's Office,  dwl  Tehama  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Osborne  Harry,    laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Idaho 
Osborne  Henry,  enj^ineer,  dwl  2  Beale  Place 
Osborne  Joseph,  miner,  dwl  410  Post 
Osborne  Margaret,  (widow)   dressmaker,  dwl  1006 

Cl.iy 
Osborne  William,  cooper,  dwl  3l8Pac)Iic 
Osborne  William,  (colored)  waiter,  912  pacific,  dwl 

421  Fourth 
Osbourne  81  nine),  f Marsh  Sf  O.J  res  Brooklyn 
Oscar  Chailes,  seaman,  dwl  449  First 
Oseinen  William,  shoemaker  with   Buckingham  & 

Hecbt,  dwl  cor  Haight  and  Goui^h 
Osgood  Alniira  O.,  (widow)   furnished  rooms,  822 

Mission 
Osgood  Archer,  painter  Kimball  Manufacturing  Co., 

dwl  413  Ellis 
Osgood  Augustus  N.,  sawyer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore 

&  Co.,  dwl  812  Howard 
Osgood  Edwin  J.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  224  Second 
Osgood   Frank  H.,  salesman  with   Cyrus  Adams, 

dwl  419  Jackson 
Osgood  George,  (Osgood  &  Stetson)  dwl  623  Har 
Osgood  Hiram  P.,  ^M/Zzaw   T.  Reynolds  &   Co.) 

dwl  1108  Taylor 
Osgood  Hosea,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  and  S.  Co., 

dwl  109  Oak 
Osgood  Porter,  packer  Golden  Gate  Mills,   dwl  17 

Harrison  Avenue 
Osgood  Rafael,  lisb,  Washington  Market,  dwl  510 

Front 
Osijood  William  H.,  merchant,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
OSGOOD    &    STETSON,    (George    Osgood  niid 

James  B.  Stetson)  tinware,  and  tincan  and  box 

manufacturers,  310  and  312  Clav 
OSIANDER  J ULIUS.  propr  Bootz'  Hotel, 43-5  Pine 
Osmeut  Tliomas  M.,  (McElrath  &    O.)  attorney  at 

law.  SW  cor  Clay  and  Kearny,  dwl  604  Geary 
Osmer  Charles,  (Osmer  &  Co.)  dwl  NW  cor  Fiist 

and  Brannan 
OSMER  &  CO.,   (Charles    Osmer  and  J.   F.  G. 

Eggers)  Wholesale  and  retail  liquors,  NVV  cor 

First  and  Brannim 
Osmer  &  Co.,  f  Charles   Osmer,  John    W.   SclniUe, 

Hermann  H.  W.  Stroecker  and  Frederick  Eg- 
gers) Independence  Saloon,  NE  cor  Folsom  and 

Steuart 
Osmnndson  Andrew,  cook  with  Peter  Ramsey,  104 

Steuart 
Osteudorff'  Gustav,  barber,  dwl  1110  Clay 
Oster  Henry  P.,  drayman, 407  Battery,  dwl  S  s  Clay 

bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Osterhoudt  L.  M.,  driver,  dwl  54  Third 
Osterhoudt  Madison  S. ,  surveyor  People's  Ins.  Co., 

dwl  995  Market 
Osterloh  Adolphe,  mathematical  instrumentmaker, 

346  Fourth 
Osterloh  Henry,  agent  Union  City  and  Eden  Land- 
ing Steamers,  office  117  Drumm 
Ostersen  Hermann,  (Retnmel  &  O.)  dwl  286  Stev 
Ostbeimer  John,  laborer,  dwl  627  Broadway 
Ostwald  Joseph,  clerk  with  Louis  Henrich,  dwl  422 

Sutter 


Oswald  Adam,  butcher  with  W.  Oswald,  dwl  1012 

Pacific 
Oswald  John,  shoemaker  with  Kohler  &  Maier,dwl 

Sacramento  Hotel 
Oswald  William,  Harbor  View  Market.  1012  Pacific 
Otis    Charles    G.,    carpenter    H.  C.    League,  128 

Kearny 
Otis  James,  ( Mncondray  &  Co.)  dwl  821  Sutter 
Otis  R.  G.,  carpenter  H.  C.  L'-ague,  128  Kearny 
Otis  Stephen,   merchant,  dwl  SW  cor  Green  and 

Larkin 
Otson  John,  soap  mannfactnrer,  dwl  5  SfJnora  Place 
Ott  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  24  Anna 
Ott  Godfrey,  shoemaker  with  Louis  Adler,  dwl  103 

Sacramento 
Ott  Jacob,  (Ott  4  Lecher)  dwl  612  California,  rear 
Ott  Richard,  clerk  Board  of  Education,  22  City  Hall, 

dwl  706  M;ison 
Ott  &  Lecher,  (Jacob  Olt  and  Francis  X.  Lecher) 

liquor  saloon.  NE  cor  Bush  and  Kearny 
Otta  Peter,  hairdresser  with  G.  Obenauer,  dwl  43 

Second 
Often  Clans,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Stockton 

and  Vallejo 
Otten  Frederick,  laborer  with  Cal.  Com.  &  M.  Co., 

dwl  cor  Pierce  and  Chestnut 
Ottenheimer  William,  merchant,  dwl  200  Hyde 
Ottens  Charles,  hairpicker,  W  s  Fremont  nr  Mission, 

dwl  SE  cor  Mission  and  Fremont 
Otteibourg  Louis,  with  Heurici  &  Brand,  dwl  639 

Market 
Oltignon  John  L.,  dwl  Es  Howard  bet  Twenty-lirst 

and  Twenty-second 
Ottignon  William  H.,  dwl  E  s  Howai'd  betTwenty- 

iirst  and  Twenty. second 
Otto  August,  tailor,"dwl  429  Bush 
Otto  Charles,  clerk  Giand  Central  Market,  dwl  24 

Annie 
Otto  Chailes,  cook  Chicago  Hotel,  218  Pacific 
Otto  Charles,  salesman    with    Sherman   &  Hyde, 

dwl  209  Kearnv 
Otto  Charles,  varuisher  with  Ueffinger  &  Co.,  dwl 

222  Ritch 
Otto  Chailes,   f  Charles  Otto  Sc  Co.  and  George  M. 

Wood   Sf  Co.)  dwl  713  Sutter 
OTTO    CHARLES  &  CO.^  (George    M.    Wood) 

hardware,  locksmiths  and  bellhangers,  312  Bush 
Otto  Frederick,  carpenter  H.C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Oito  Henry,  cabinetmaker   with  L.  &  E.  Emanuel, 

dwl  415Branii:in 
Otto  John,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  415  Brannan 
Otto  John,  tailor,  dwl  742  Pine 
Otto  Minnie,  (widow)  dwl  lOj  Harriet 
Otto  Richard,  (Broroi  &  O.)  dwl  28  Third 
Otto  Richard  T.,  apprentice  with  W.  T.  Garratt  & 

Co.,  dwl  10^  Harriet 
Otto  William,  grainer  with  Simpson  &  Lemon,  216 

Sansom 
Oltsbnrg  Martin,  whitewasher,  dwl  1618  Bush 
Oughin  Michael,  blacksmith,  dwl  ()33  Stevenson 
Oughton  William  E.,  compositor  Morning  Call,  dwl 

517  Clay 
Oulif  Alexis,  (Oiilif,  Wiener  &  DatoJ  dwl  14  Eddy 
Oulif  Blanche  Mrs.,  dwl  14  Eddy 
OULIF,    WIENER    <&    DATO,     (Alexis    Oulif, 

Adolph    Wiener    and   Paul  Dato)   importers 

millinery  and  straw  goods,  537  Market 
Oullahau  Dennis  J.,  real   estate  agent,  office   502 

Montgomery,  dwl  407  Minna 
OULTON  GEORGE,  collector  U.  S.  Infernal  Rev- 
enue, office  U.  S.  Court  Building,  dwl  NW  cor 

Seventeenth  and  Hoff  Avenue 
Outsen  Hans,  laborer  with  Eiseu  Brothera,  dwl  16 

Stevenson 
Overend  Alfred,  pressman  with  Francis  AValentine, 

dwl  515  Sacramento 
Overend  John  A.  T.,  printer,  dwl  8  Calhoun 
Overend   Lizzie  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Union 

Primary  School,  dwl  8  Calhoun 


Detached  Dwellings  insured  for  a  term  of  years  by  the  PEOFIjES. 


C.  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Importers  and  Jobbers. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [P]      DIRECTORY. 


511 


Overend  Robert  N.,  preceman  with  Francis  &  Val- 
entine, fiwl  GOfi  iMonijjonierv 
OVERLAND  HOUSE,  Treadwell  &  Kay,  propri- 
etors, ."iHI  and  53:{  Sacramento 
OVERLAND  MONTHLY,  John  H.    Carmany  & 

Co.  jjiiblisliers  and  pn)pi-ieti>r8,  office  109  Wash 
OVERMAN    SILVER    MINING  CO.,   office   402 

Montgomery 
Overmolile  Heniy.  pfroceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Howiird  and  Moss 
Overstieet  W.  F. ,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  res 

Oaklmid  Point 
Overton  Elias  P.,  carpenter,  dwl  8  Virginia 
Overton  Isaic,  bookkeeper,  dwl  618  California 
OVERTON  J.  B.  &  Co.,  f. r.  Mi  nor  7\>y  lor  J  butter, 

cheese,  eggs,  preserved  meats  and  fruits,  63  and 

64  Cnlitbiiiia  Maiket 
Overton  John,  real  estate,  dwl  407  Filbert 
Oveiton   John    B.,fJ.  B.  Overton  &   Co.)  dwl  2 

Highland  Terrace 
Oviedo  Vincente,  real  estate,  dwl  942  Folsom 
Owen  D.,  clerk,  cor  San  Bruno  Road  and  Twenty- 
fourth 
Owen  E.  D.,  foreman  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl  566 

Bryant 
Owen  Elizabeth,  dwl 7  Everett 
Owen   Elizabeth   H.,  (widow)  dwl  SW  cor  Hyde 

and  Jackson 
Owen  Henry,  8hi|)builder    Owen's  Point,  dwl  cor 

Shasta  and  Michigan 
Owen  J.  M.  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Owen  John  W.,    {Wi^ht   &    O.J  attorney  at  law, 

office  Dunbar  Court,  rear  City  Hall, "dwl  1123 

Powell 
OWEN  LAWRENCE  C,  grand  secretary  Grand 

Chiipter  R.  &- A.  M.,    office    Masonic   Temple, 

dwl  1717  Webster  nr  Bush 
Owen   Patrick,  conductor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

829  Folsom 
Owens  15.  W.,  (ofOirens  Sf  Moore,  Stockton)  office 

405  Front,  dwl  608  Jones 
Owens  Daniel,  signpiiinter  with  Wason  &  Morris, 

dwl  821 5  Jackson 
Owens  E.  D.,  machinist,  dwl  48  Tehama 
Owens  Griffith,  seaman,  dwl  21)  Commercial 
Owens  J-inies,  laborer,  dwlN  s  Filbert  bet  Sansom 

and  Montgomery 
Owens  James,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Owens  James  H.,  stocki)roker,  dwl  1616  Polk 
Owens  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Owens  John,  carrier  Alta  California  and  Call,  dwl 

1055  Mission 
Owens  John,  drayman  with  Smith  &  Cutter,  dwl  N 

s  Perry  nr  Fifih 
Owens  .lohn,  quartermaster  P.MS.S.  Sacramento 
Owens  M.  C,  real  estate,  dwl  258  Eighth 
Owens  Nellie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  South  Cosmo- 
politan Grammar  School,  dwl  313  Grove 
Owens  Patrick,  laborer  with  R.  &  J.  Morton,  dwl 

618  Stevenson 
Owens  Patrick,  shoemaker,  E  s  Drumm  bet  Wash 

and  Oregon.d  wl  N  s  Oregon  bet  Front  and  Davis 
Owens  Patriik  H.,  broker,  dwl  315  Minna 
Owens  Peter,  liiborer,  dwl  N  s  Austin  bet  Gough 

and  Octavia 
Owens  Peter,  plumber,  dwl  ."ilS  Minna 
Owens  Peter  A.,  fLudiiifr(on  &  Co.)  res  San  Rafiiel 
Owens  Philip,  shoemaker,  S  8  Oregon  bet  Davis 

and  Drumm 
Owens  Richard  B,  stoves  and  tinware,  108  Poarth, 

dwl  805  Mission 
Owens  Thomas,  plumber,  dwl  523  Pine 
Owens  Thomas  13.,  barnessmaker  with  J.  Bruner, 

dwl  420  Pacific 
Owens  Thomas  J.,  marbleworker  with  John  Daniel 

&  Co 
OWENS  THOMAS  J.,  secretary  Overman  and 
Sierra  Nevada  Mining  Cos.,  office  402  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  564  Minna 


Owens  Thompson,  wliarfiuger  Folsom  St.  Wharf, 
dwl  SE  cor  Steuart  and  Folsom 

Owens  Thurston  C,  health  inspector,  office  521 
Jacksoti,  dwl  10  Howard  Court 

Oxford  Sophia  CMii^s,  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  441  Nafoma 

Oxland  Charles,  clerk  with  Dickson,  DeWolf  & 
Co.,  res  Oakland 

Oxsen  Marcus,  cook  Empire  Restaurant,  dwl  848 
Folsom 

Oxton  Addie  S.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  919  Stockton 

Oxton  .\dolphus  L..  expresswagon,  Fourth  and  Mar- 
ket, dwl  919  Stockton 

Oxton  Frank  A.,  dwl  919  Stockton 


PAC  JOHN  J.,  groceries  and  liquors,  1220  Dupont 

Pace  Charles, chronometer  and  watch  manufacturer, 
418  Battery,  dwl  1018  Jackson 

Pacey  Ellen,  biikery,  'J60  Eighth  nr  Folsom 

Pacheco  and  Moore's  Lauding  Line  Steamers,  office 
220  Clay 

Pacheco  Antonio  I.,  bairdressing  saloon,  633  Pacific 

Pacheco  Pedro,  dwl  1006  Dupont 

PachecoR.,  agent,  dwl  32  Ellis 

PACIFIC,  (weekly)  John  II.  Carmany  &  Co.,  pro- 
prietors, office  40J  Washington 

PACIFIC  APPEAL,  (weekly)  Peter  Anderson  ed- 
itor and  proprietor,  office'  SW  cor  Sansom  and 
Merchant 

PACIFIC  ASSORTING  AND  SCOURING  CO., 
H.  Ernst  auent,  olhce  206  Front 

PACIFIC  BANK,  Peter  H.  Burnett  president, 
Ford  H.  Rogers  cashier,  NW  cor  San  and  Pine 

PACIFIC  BANK  BUILDING,  NW  cor  Sansom 
and  Pine 

PACIFIC  BARREL  AND  KEG  FACTORY, 
Kentucky  nrHunt,  Potrero,  Flint,  Peabody  &. 
Co.,  agents,  office  408  California 

PACIFIC"  BONDED  WAREHOUSE,  Fredeiick 
W.  Clarke,  prf)prietor,  NE  cor  Bdwv  and  Bat 

PACIFIC  BRIiWERY,  Frederick  Forimann  pro- 
prietor, 271  Tehama 

PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE.  M.  K.  Laudin 
president.  Mechanics'  Institute  Bdg,  27  Post 

PACIFIC  CHURCHMAN,  (Episcopal  monthly) 
Cubery  &  Co.,  publishers,  office  536  Market 

PACIFIC  CLUB,  rooms  530  California 

PACIFIC  COAST  ADVERTISING  AGENCY, 
Beau  &.  Black  proprietors,  410  Montgonieij' 

PACIFIC  COAST  ALMANAC,  Henry  G.  Lang- 
lej'  publisher,  office  612  Chiy 

PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 
(triennially)  Heury  G.  Langley  publisher, office 
612  Clay 

Pacific  Coast  Commission  Agency  for  sale  of  ma- 
chinery and  patent  manufactures,  David  Stod- 
dart  agent,  office  114  Beale 

Pacific  Coast  Wrecking  Co.,  Henry  B.  Piatt  presi- 
dent, office  204  Montgomery 

Pacific  Congress  Water,  Luther  R.  Mills, agent,  126 
Kearny 

Pacific  Consolidated  JI.  Co.,  (White  Piue)  office  424 
Montgomery 

Pacific  Dredging  Co.,  office  636  Clay,  room  1 

Pacific  File  Works,  Johu  G.  Thwiiig  proprietor,  53 
Beale 

Pacific  Flour  Mills,  John  Zeile  proprietor,  506-508 
Pacific 

PACIFIC  FRINGE  FACTORY,  Norcross  &  Co., 
proprietors,  32  Keainv 

PACIFIC  FRUIT  MARKET,  532  and  534  Clar 

PACIFIC  GLASS  WORKS,  Bennett  &  Co.,  pro- 
prietors, NE  cor  Iowa  and  Mariposa,  New  Po- 
trero. office  514  Washington 

Pacific  Glove  Factory,  Shoeuberg  &  Levinsky  pro- 
prietors, 408  Sacrameno 

Pacific  Glue  Factory, Dana  &  Codington  proprietors, 
cor  Gough  and  Lombard 


JONES,  PUIiIiMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Sewins  and  Embroidering  Silks. 


YErBA  SANTA  purifies  the  Blood  and  strensthens  the  Nervous  System. 


512 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [P]      DIRECTORY, 


PACIFIC  GOLD  AND  SILVER  REFINERY, 
F.  Reicblin;,' &  Co.,  proprietors,  cor  Muiu  and 
Harrison,  office  334  Moiitgonierv 

PACIFIC  HALL,  California  Theatre  Building,  N  e 
Bnsli  nr  Kearny 

PACIFIC  HOTEL,  Mrs.  William  Jackson  propri- 
etresH,  1011  Pacific 

PACIFIC  INK  FACTORY,  Knowlton  &  Hoff 
priipiietors,  N  s  Hrannan  bet  First  and  Second 

PACIFIC  INSURANCE  CO.,  ^Hre  and  marine) 
Jonathan  Hunt  president,  A.  J.  Ralstou  secreta- 
ry, office  422  California 

PACIFIC  INS.  GO'S  BUILDING,  422  California 

PACIFIC  IRON  WORKS,  Goddard  <%  Co.  pro- 
piietors,  First  and  Fremont  bet  Mission  and 
Howard 

PACIFIC  LAW  REPORTER,  William  Ayres  & 
Co.  proprietors,  office  312  Washington 

Pacilic  Lodging  House,  S.  S.  Butler  proprietor,  1009 
Kearny 

PACIFIC  LODGINGS,  Ralston  &  Cottrell  pro- 
prietors, 20!)  Leidesdortf 

PACIFIC  MAIL  STEAMSHIP  CO.,  Ehlridge  & 
Iiwin  agents,  office  corBrannan  and  First 

PACIFIC  MAIL  STEAMSHIP  COS  FREE 
WAREHOUSE,  Pool  &  Harris  proprietors, 
Oriental  Wharf,  foot  of  First 

PACIFIC  MAIL  STEAMSHIP  GO'S  GRAIN 
WAREHOUSE,  SW  cor  Brnnnan  and  First 

PACIFIC  xMAIL  STEAMSHIP  GO'S  WHARF, 
cor  Brannan  and   First 

Pacific  Marble  Manufactnrinsr  Co.,  937  Market 

PACIFIC  MEDICAL  AND  SURGICAL  JOUR- 
NAL, John  H.  Carmauy  &  Co.  publishers, 
office  409  Washington 

Pacific  Melodeon,  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Pacific 

Pacific  Museum  of  Anatomy,  L.  J.  Jordan  proprie- 
tor, 318  Montgomery 

PACIFIC  MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO., 
Schreiber  <fe  Howell  general  agents,  office  137 
Montgomery 

PACIFIC  OIL  AND  KEROSENE  WORKS, 
Allyne  &  White  proprietors,  SE  cor  Chestnut 
and  Taylor,  office  123  California 

PACIFIC  OIL  AND  LEAD  WORKS,  John 
Bensley  president,  S.  I.  C.  Swezey  secretiiry, 
WorUs^  N  8  King  bet  Second  and  Tliird,  office  3 
Front 

Pacific  Oyster  Co.,  office  27  San  Francisco  Market 

Pacific  Pioneer  Paper  Collar  Co.,  (G.  G.  Jackson) 
office  423  Clay 

PACIFIC  PLATE  WORKS,  Haynes  &  Lawton 
agents,  ()09  and  611  Market,  Grand  Hotel 

PACIFIC  PNEUMATIC  GAS  CO.,  J.  W.  Stow, 
president,  A.  D.  Bell  secretary,  factory  417 
Mission,  office   206   S;ni8om 

Pacific  Powder  Mills,  office  414  Front 

Pacific  Protective  Association,  office  432  Mont 

Pacific'  Publishing  Co.,  (Bradbury  Sfinborn,  H.  H. 
Vail  and  Adoniram  J.SnnbornJi;>^ce.'ii  Kearny 

Pacific  Pump  Manufacturing  Co.,  318  Pine 

PACIFIC  ROLLING  MILL  CO.,  William  Alvord 
president,  S.  I.  C.  Swezey  secretary,  works 
Potrero  Point,  office  3  Front 

PACIFIC  RUUAL  PRESS,  (weekly)  Dewey  & 
Co.  publishers  and  proprietors,  414  Clay 

PACIFIC  SAW  MANUFACTURING  CO.,  (Char- 
les P.  Shi'JJ!cld,N.  W.  Spaiilding  &  James  Pat- 
terson) manufacturers  saws,  planing  knives, 
reiiper  and  mower  sections,  etc.,  17  aud  19  Fre- 
mont 

Pacific  Sewing  Machine  Co.,  Fuller  &  Co.  agents, 
office  21  New  Montgomery 

Pacific  Shirt  Factory,  I.ZachariasA  Co.  proprietors, 
308  California 

Pacific  Stable,  George  S.  Banks  proprietor,  W  s 
Jones  bet  Sutter  and  Post 

PACIFIC  STONE  CO.,  William  B.  May  sereiary, 
NE  cor  Turk  and  Larkin 


Pacific  Straw  Works,  (Ebenczcr  R.  Hnwhij,  James 
M.  Forrest  and  Georp;e  A.  Dean)  manuf.ictur- 
ers  straw  goods,  and  bat  and  bonnet  IViimes, 
33.5  Bush 

Pacific  Submarine  and  Earthquake-Proof  Wall  Co., 
office  610  Front 

Pacific  Theological  Seminary,  502  Montgomery 

Pacific  Wine  and  Liquor  Refinery,  John  M.  Dun- 
can manager,  Commerce  bet  Battery  and  Front 

PACIFIC  WlItE  AND  WIRE  ROPE  MANU- 
FACTURING CO.,  works,  137  and  139  First 

PACIFIC  WOOD  PRESERVING  CO.,  works.Ns 
Berry  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth,  office  315  Moiit 

PACIFIC  WOOLEN  AND  KNITTING  MILLS, 
W  8  Folsom  bet  Ei>i;liteeuth  aud  Nineteenth, 
office  517  and  519  Market 

PACIFIC  YOUTH,  (weekly)  Pacific  Youth  Pub- 
lishing Co.  proprietors,  otfice  62)  Clay 

PACIFIC  YOUTH  PUBLISHING  CO..  (J.  Clar- 
ence Collins  and  Will  Forde )y\xh\\Aheis  Pacific 
Youth,  office  629  Clay 

Packala  Peter  H.,  seaman,  bds  20  Commercial 

Packm-d  Cyrus,  carpenter,  dwl  Coso  Avenue  bet 
Howard  and  Mission 

Packer  E.  M.  J.,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Francisco  nr 
Stockton 

Packer  James,  agent  Contra  Costa  Laundry  Ass'n, 
dwl  S  8  Francisco  bet  Dupont  aud  Stockton 

Packer  John,  laborer  with  Dana  &  Codington,  dwl 
Ns  Bro;idway  bet  Gough  and  Oct:ivia 

Packer  William  H.,  salesman  with  John  C.  Bell, 
dwl  S  s  Francisco  nr  Stockton 

Packham  Robert,  foreman  laborers  Union  Iron 
Works,  dwl  42  Jessie 

Packscher  Adolpb,  (of  P incus,  Paclcscher  &  Lip^ht, 
Stcilacuow;  W.  r.y  office  121  Sac,  dwl  327  Fifth 

Packwood  Thomas,  Silverman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great 
Republic 

Padden  Willi.im,  dwl  8  Willow  Avenue 

Paddock  Chailes,  waiter,  dwl  533  Corninniertial 

Paddock  Nathan  C,  merchant,  office  606  Front,  dwl 
49  South    Park 

Paddock  Wintield  W.,  carriagemaker  with  Peter 
Whitbeck,  dwl  235  O'Farrell 

Paddoii  Abel,  (Paddon,  Dexter  Sf  Co)  dwl  208 
Eleventh 

Paddon,  Dexter  &  Co.,  (  William  Paddon,  William 
Dexter  and  Abel  /"rtrfrfoMybrewersandmalsters, 
SE  cor  Eleventh  and  Folsom 

Paddon  William,  (Paddon,  Dexter  &  Co.)  dwl 
922  Natonia 

PADEY  MARTIN,  cement  pipe  factory,  cor  Fran- 
cisco and  Taylor,  dwl  635  Union 

Padilla  Pietro,  paperculter,  dwl  435  Brannan 

Padreti  Americo,  gardener,  dwl  SE  cor  Sansom  aud 
Broad  v^'ay 

Paeck  Adam,  barber  with  Joseph  Amberg,  dwl  N  s 
Sixteenth  nr  Valencia 

Paepke  William  H.  E.,  tinsmith  with  Schuster 
Bros.,  dwl  728  Market 

Paez  Tourebio,  bootblack,  dwl  521  Broadwny 

Pali'C.,  shoemaker,  dwl  SW  cor  Bdwy  and  Dupont 

Page  A.  L.,  miner,  bds  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Page  Calvin,  real  estate,  office  414  Market,  dwl  623 
Commercial 

Page  Charles,  law  student  with  Patterson  &  Stow, 
dwl  58  South  Park 

Page  Charles  S.,  carpenter  with  Charles  W.Thomas, 
24  California 

Page  Edward,  waiter,  dwl  20  Natoma 

Page  Edward,  woodturner,  dwl  303  Bryant 

Page  Francis  H.,  watermiiu,  dwl  126  Clara 

Page  Frank  B.,  (Page  &  Cowell)  dwl  22  Metcalf 
Pbice 

Page  Frederick  C,  barkeeper  with  William  J. 
Ciidy,  dwl  146  Second 

Page  George,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 

Page  Gustave  L.,  mustard  manufacturer,  437  Bran- 
nan, (and  Wolters&  Co.)  dwl  407  Third 


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OFFICE   AITD    FACTORT, 

N.  E.  Corner  Francisco  and  Taylor  Streets, 

Residence,  635  Union  Street. 


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The  Annual  Course  of  Lectures  in  this  Institution  commences  on  the  first 
Monday  in  June  and  continues  five  months,  ^vith  an  intermediate  vacation  of  two 
weeks.     The  Faculty  is  composed  as  follows  : 

A.  J.  BOWIE,  M.  D Emeritus  Professor  of  Surgery,  and  President  of  the  Faculty. 

J.  V.  MORSE,  M.    D .Emeritus  Professor  of  the  Principles  and  Practice  of  Medicine. 

J.  P.  WHITNEY,  M.  D Emeritus  Professor  of  Physiology. 

HENRY  (ilBBONS,  M.  D Professor  of  Principles  and  Practice  of  Medicine,  and  Clinical  Med- 
icine. 

L.  C.  LANE,  M.  I)   Professor  of  Surgery  and  Surgical  Anatomy,  and  Clinical  Surgery. 

EDWIN  BENTLEY,  M.  D Professor  of  Descriptive  and  Microscopic  Anatomy  and  Pathology. 

CLINTON  CUSniNG,  M.  D.. .  .Professor  of  Obstetrics  and  Diseases  of  Women. 

Professor  of  Diseases  of  Genito-Urinary  Organs,  and  Orthopoedic 

Sui-gery. 

C.  N.  ELLINGWOOD,  M.  D . .  .  Professor  of  Pliysiology. 

L.  C.  LANE,  M.  D Professor  of  Opiithalmologv  and  Otology,  pro  tem. 

THOMAS  PRICE,  M.  D Professor  of  Chemistry  aiid  Toxicology. 

HENRY  GIBBONS,  Jr.,  M.  D.  .Professor  of  Materia  Medica  and  Therapeutics. 

For  further  information,  apply  to  the  Dean. 

HENRY  GIBBONS.  Jr..  M.  D.,  Dean  of  the  Faculty, 

No.  26  Montgomerif  Street,  San  Francisco. 


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Address 

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513 


Page  Henry,  office  cor  Sansom  and  Jackson,  dwi  58 

South  Park 
Page  Henry  C,  teamster,  dwl  1219  Folsom 
Page  James  H.,  (John  Taylor  <&  Co.  J  dwl  24  Haw- 
thorne 
Page  .J.  D,  Jr.,  clerk  witl)  Emmet,  Gallagher  & 

Pierson,  dwl  838  Mission 
Page  John  H..  lahoier  with  Neville  &  Co.,  dwl  SW 

cor  East  and  Washington 
Page  Joseph,  fruits  and  vegetables,  303  Third 
Page  .Joseph  M.,  dwl  81  Fifteenth  nr  Minna 
Page  Julius,  (Gnrdner  &  P.)  dwl  1207  Dupont 
Page  Mary  A.  G.,  (widow)  dwl  467  Minna 
Page  Maxy  B.,  waterman,  dwl  12(5  Clara 
Page  Natlianiel,   capitalist,   office   20(3  Front,    res 

Alameda 
Page  Ferryman,  compositor  Examiner,  dwl  SE  cor 

First  and  Bryant 
Page  Peter,  shipwright,  res  San  Mateo 
Page    Robert,    clothing    and    hardware,    NE    cor 

Pacific  and  Montgomery 
Page  Robert  C,  (H.  F.  Williams  &  Co.)  dwl  730 

Post 
Page  Thomas  S.,  physician,  office  cor  Sansom  and 

Jackson,  dwl  SS  South  Park 
Page  Timothy,  farmer,  dwl  1024  McAllister 
Page  Walter  H.,  blacksmith  with  Caseboltdt  Kerr, 

dwl  437  Minna 
Page  Wilfred,  office  cor  Sansom  and  Jackson,  dwl 

58  South  Park 
Page  William,  baker, dwl  W  s  Seventh  nr  Brannan, 

rear 
PAGE    &  COWELL,  [Frank  B.    Page  and  J 

Harper   Coivell  I   Pioneer  and   Union    Lumber 

Yard,  NE  cor  Mission  and  Spear 
Page. — See  Paige 
Pagel  August,  (Dreux  &  P.)  dwl  cor  Potrero  and 

El  Dorado 
PAGES  JULES  F.,  engraver  and  die  sinker,  610 

Sac,  dwl  N  8  O'Farrell  nr  Laguna 
Pagge  Peter,  waiter,  506  Washington,  dwl  Govern- 
ment House 
Pahl  Richard,  boots  and  shoes,  79   Fourth,  dwl  77 

Fourth 
Pahl  Richard  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Du- 
pont and  Geary 
Pahl  Sebastian,  machinist,  dwl  77  Fourth 
Paige  Calvin,  real  estate,  office  414  Slarket 
PaiHug  W.  J.,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  1328  Pacific 
Paille  Marcelin  L.,  butcher,  dwl  1424  Dupont 
Paine   Clara  E.,  compositor    Evangel,    dwl   W  s 

Guerrero  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Paine  Fretlerick  A  ,  salesman  with  Brown  &  Ar- 
nold, dwl  41-'»  Stockton 
Paine  John,  carpenter  New  U.   S.  B.  Miut,  dwl  10 

Howard  Court 
Paine  Maria  L.,  bookfolder  with  D.  Hicks  &  Co., 

dwl  NE  cor  Powell  and  Filbert 
Paine  William,  laborer  International  Hotel 
Paine— See  Payne 

Painter  Einlen,  f  Painler  <&  Calvert)  dwl  125  San 
Painter  Jerome  B.,  ( Painter  &  Co.)  dwl  831  .lack 
Painter  Theodore  P.,  /Painter  Se  Co.)  dwl 831  Jack 
PAINTER   &.  CALVERT, /Ew/e«    Painter  and 

John  Calvert)  apothecaries,  dealers  trusses  and 

manufacturing  chemists,  1  Masonic  Temple  and 

SE  cor  Clav  and  Kearny 
PAINTER  &  "CO.,  f.T.B.dnd  T.  P.  Painter)  type 

founders,    electrotypers    and   dealers  printers' 

furnishing  goods,  510  CLiy 
Pair  Edward  J.,  barber  with   Henry  Gutzeit,  dwl 

SE  cor  Fourth  and  Folsom 
Paisley  .Joseph,  laborer  with  California  Paving  Co., 

dwl  318  Davis 
Paisley    Matthew,  expresswagon,    cor   Sixth   and 

Market,  dwl  604  Minna 
Pajeken   Edward,   clerk  with  Hellmann   Brothers 

&    Co.,  dwl  W  8    Stockton    bet    Geary   and 

O'Farrell 


Palache   Edmund,  bookkeeper  with  Jones  &  Co., 

dwl  E  s  Second  Av  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Palache  Gilbert,  fH.  M.  Neichall  &   Co.)  dwl  321 

Fremont 
Palache  James,  f  De  Witt,  Kittle  <&  Co.)  dwl  W  s 

Harriet  nr  Sixteenth 
Palecki  Joseph,  saloon,  135  Post 
Palin  Julien,   driver  with  Charles  Marois,  dwl  NE 

cor  Twentieth  and  Bryant 
Pallier  J.  G.,  cook,  dwl  20  Lewis 
Pallies  Alexander,  commission  merchant,  318  Davis, 

dwl  422  Seventh 
Palm  Edward,  restaurant  keeper,  dwl  114  Morton 
Palm  House,  John  C.  Hauser  proprietor,  627-633 

Broadway 
Palm  Jacob,  steward,  dwl  250  Spear 
Palm  Richard,  waiter,  228  Kearny,  dwl  114  Morton 
Palm  William,  drayman,  19  First,  dwl  24  First 
Palmer  Anthony  B.,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham 

&  Hecht,  dwl  Lafayette  nr  Twelfth 
Palmer  Arthur  A.,  clerk  with  John  Parry  Jr.,  dwl 

731  Sutter 
Palmer    Brothers,   (Charles    N.    &    Thomas    F.) 

Market  Street  Auction  Store,  730  Market 
Palmer  C.  C.,  clerk,  American  Exchange  Hotel 
PALMER    CHARLES,    ladies'    shoemaker,    635 

Howard,  dwl  714  Howard 
Palmer  Charles  M.,  salesman  with  Sol  Lewis,  dwl 

NW  cor  Second  and  Tehama 
Palmer  Charles  N.  (Palmer  Bros.)  dwl  539  Minna 
Palmer  Charles  W.,  stairbuilder,   dwl  206  Virginia 

Lane 
Palmer  Clinton,  clerk  C.  S.  Nav.  Go's  strnr  Julia 
Palmer  Cyrus,  (Angell,  P.  &Co.)  dwl 2  Essex  Place 
Palmer  Edward  F.,   real  estate,  office  240  Montgo- 
mery, dwl  211  Turk 
Palmer  Edwin   C,  mailing  clerk  S.F.  Post  Office, 

dwl  539  Turk 
Palmer   Frances,   (widow)   dwl   NE  cor  Union  and 

Calhoun 
Palmer  Frank  L.,  clerk  U.  S.  Surveyor  General's 

Office,  res  Oakland 
Palmer    Jacob,    (Deming,  P.,   Sf    Co.)  dwl    1246 

Folsom 
Palmer  James  W.,   lumber  surveyor,   105  Steuart, 

dwl  1428  Pine 
Palmer  Jane  B.,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Riley  nr  Jones 
Palmer  John,   plumber  with  .James  Macken,   dwl 

E  s  Main  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Palmer  John,   (John  Bollman  &    Co.)    dwl    510 

Broadway 
Palmer  John,  upholsterer   with  A.  Berson  &  Son, 

dwl  Greenwich  nr  Powell 
PALMER,  KNOX  &  CO.,  ( Wales  L.  Palmer  <fc 

Israel  W.   Knox)  Golden  State  Iron  Works, 

19-25  First 
Palmer   Lawrence  W.,  (Bishop  &    Co.)   dwl  SE 

cor  Tyler  and  Buchanan 
Palmer  Lucius  O.,  pattern  maker  Empire  Foundry, 

dwl  NW  cor  Second  and  Tehama 
Palmer  Nicholas,    barkeeper,  SE  cor  Kearny  and 

Bush 
Palmer  Norris  W.,  rolling  department  U.  B.B.Mint, 

res  Alameda 
Palmer  Plioibe,    (widow)  boarding,  12  O'Farrell 
Palmer  Phillippe,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Larkin  nr  Val- 

lejo 
Palmer  Sanford,  carpenter,  dwl  Coso  House 
Palmer  Thomas,   boatman,  Vallejo  St.  Wharf,  dwl 

715  Davis 
Palmer  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Palmer  Thomas  F.,  ( Palmer  Brother  s)Ay/\  29  Eddy 
Palmer  Wales  L.,  (Palmer,  Knox  &  Co.)  dwl 4  Es- 
sex Place 
Palmer  W.  H.,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  S.S.  America 
Palmer  William,  gasfitter  with  Wilson  &  Dixon, dwl 

SsFell  nr  Franklin 
Palmer  William,  longshoreman,  dwl  SW  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Sansom 


JONES,  PUIiLMAN  &  CO.,  113  Sansom  St.,  liadies'  and  Gentlemen's  Iiinen  Handkerchiefs. 
33 


BEDIWQTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  The  Wholesale  Druggists  of  the  Pacific  Coast. 


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Palmer  Willinm  C,  doorkeeper  California  Theater, 

dwl  512  Kearny 
Palmer  William  J.  T.,  ^W.  J.  T.  Palmer  &  Co. J 
dwl  Ss  Fell  bet  Franklin  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
PALMER  VV.  J.  T.  &  CO.,  f Louis  Focncci)  office 
and  school  furniture  mauufacturers,  105  and  107 
Mission 
Palnigren  Matthew,  lumberman,  dwl  SW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Main 
Paluiiori  Luijfi,  carver  with  Rosenthal  &.  Bradbury, 

dwl  14-21  Taylor 
Palouera  Maria,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  725  Cal 
Palozzi  Nicholas,  teacher  music,  dwl  NE  cor  Jackson 

and  Polk 
PALTENGHI  ANDREA,  marble  yard,  812  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  1414  Kearny 
Pamperin  Gustav  T.,  painter  with  Noble  &  Galla- 
gher, dwl  333  Bush 
PANCOAST  F.  &  CO.,  produce  commission,  221 

Davis 
Pancoast  Franklin,  (F.Pancoast&  Co.)  res  Alameda 
Pander  Ezekiel,  (Lewin  Sf  P.J  dwl  50'J  O'Farrell 
Pander  Joseph,  clerk,  dwl  509  O'Farrell 
Panelli  Peter,  porter  with  F.  Daneii  &  Co.,  dwl  515 

Vallejo 
Pangborn  Sylvester,  fruits,  Grand  Central  Market, 

dwl  416  Minna 
Pangburn  James  L.,  clerk,  dwl  1424  Pacific 
Panxburn  Stanley  D.,  dwl  120  Seventh 
Panhorst  William,  seaman,  dwl  S  s  Berry  nr  Third 
Panud  Tiiomas,  dwl  431  Pine 
Pantoja  Pedro,  bootblack,  dwl  1332  Dupont 
PantosUey  Herman,  bootmaker.  309  Sixth 
Panza  Stefano,  gardener,  dwl  314  Pacific 
Paolo  Bacigalupi,  bootblack,  NE  cor  Washington 

and  Montgomery,  dwl  E  b  Kearny  nr  Gieen 
Papay  Charles,  laborer  with  Colilmau  &  Co., dwl  491 

Brannan 
Pape  A.  C,  tinsmith,  1526  Stockton 
Pape  John,  lodgings,  639  Market 
Paper  William,   baker,  dwl  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Eleventh 
Papina  Giacomo,  cutler  with  J.  Mignola,  dwl  1220 

Pacific 
Paqnette  A.  Fred.,  bookkeeper  with  Hunter,  Wand 

&  Co.,  dwl  542  Jessie 
Paqnette  Dieudomie,  harnesemaker,  530  Pacific, dwl 

.WO^  Pacific 
Paqnezuvray  Martin,  boarding,  10  Gardner 
Paradis  Peter  E.,  carpenter  with  Henry  G.Pratt, 

dwl  567  Howard 
Paradise  George,  porter  with  Thomas  H.  Selby  & 

Co.,  dwl  N  8  Post  bet  Webster  and  Buchanan 
Paravagna  Luigi,  proprietor  Garibaldi  House,  SE 

cor  Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Parcher  Mary  E.,  (widow)  dwl514  Sixth 
Parco  Anthony,  cigars  and  tobacco,  515  California, 

dwl  605  Sutter 
Parcells  Frederick  J.,  clerk,  dwl  18  Tehama 
Parcells  John  J.,  wharf  builder,  dwl  18  Tehama 
Pardee  E.  H.,  oculist,  office  737  Clay,  res  Oakland 
Pardee  Frederick  F.,  collector,  dwl  720  Howard 
Pardini  Eugene,  shoemaker,  729  Washington,  dwl 

27  Stone 
Pardini  Narcisso,  (Pardini  &    RitloreJ  dwl  E  s 

Dupont  bet  Valleio  and  Green 
Pardini  &  Rittore,  (Narcisso  Pardini  and  Antonio 
Ritlore)  salt  and  smoked  fish,  321  Davis  and  6 
Clay  Street  Market 
Pardow  George,  dwl  1025  Hyde 
Pardy  George,  mechanical  engineer  and  patent  agen- 
cy, office  302  Montgomery,  bds  Rnss  House 
Parent  Charles  L.,  carpenter  and  builder,  232  Fre- 
mont, dwl  1151 1  Mission 
Parent  Charles  L.  Jr.,  carpenter  with  A.  C.  Beachfc 

Co.,  dwl  1151 J  Mission 
Paret  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  Tyson  Place 
Pareti  Luigi,  laborer  with  Brignardello,  Macchia- 
vello  &  Co. ,  dwl  Broadway  bet  Dupont  and  Stock 


Parhem  John,  dwl  907  Stockton 

Parigo.Tohn,  teamster,  dwl  Fort  Point 

Paris  Albert,  w.'iter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Coloiado 

Paris  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  207  Pacific 

Paris  Victor,  tinsmith  and  cxtraman  H.  &  L.  Co.  No. 

2,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  809  Clay 
Parisen  Philip  C,  blacksmith  with  Calvin  Nutting, 

dwl  759  Howard 
Parish  Nathaniel,  machine  hand  with    Wells,  Rus- 
sell &  Co.,  dwl  cor  Ciipp  and  Twenty-thiid 
Parisian  Hotel,  Michael  Brof^an  proprietor,   Broad- 
way bet  Larkin  and  Poll; 
Park  Collins,   biicklayer.  Bricklayers'  Association, 

234  Sutter 
Park  Chauncy  Rev.,  pastor  Westminster  Presbyter- 
ian  Church,    dwl  N  s    Fell    bet    Webster  and 
Buchanan 
Park  Eherhard  E.,  collector,  dwl  S  s  Twenty  fourth 

nr  Mission 
Park  Eliza  Mrs,  furnished  rooms,  6  Montgomery 
Park  E.  M.,    (widow)  lodging,  427  Bush 
Park  E.  W.  carrier  Alta  California 
Park  George,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Park  H.  J.,  mining,  dwl  420  Post 
Park  Robert,  expresswagon,  dwl  920  Montgomery 
Park  Thomas,  clerk   with   Wightman   &  Co.,  325 

Davis 
Park  William,  porter  with  R.  H.  McDonald  &  Co., 

dwl  5  Gaiden 
Park  William,  Jr.,  clerk  with  P.  L.  Weaver,  dwl  5 

Garden 
Park  William,  weaver  with  Alexander  Markay 
Park's  Block,  SE  cor  Valencia  and  Sixteenth 
Parker  A.  C.  Mrs.,  dwl  839  California 
Parker  Ann,  (widow)  nurse,  dwl  NE  cor  Kearny 

and  Union 

Parker  Benjamin,  trunkmaker  with   E.  Galpen  & 

Co.,  dwi  W  s  Treat  Avenue  bet  Twenty-second 

and  Twenty  third 

Parker  Caroline  M.  Mrs.,  copyist,  dvi'l  948  Howard 

Parker  Charles  E.,  office  218  California,  dwl  Union 

Club  Rooms 
Parker  Charles   H.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin, 

dwl  938  Howard 

Parker  Charles  H.,   exchange    broker,   office    304 

Montgomery,  (and  Parker  &  Roche)  dwl  NW 

cor  Broadway  and  Taylor 

Parker  Christine  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  777  Market 

Parker  Edward  F.,  clerk  with  H.  Webster  &  Co., 

dwl  34  C>ak  Grove  Avenue 
Parker  Edward  H.,  merchant,  office  116  Front  dwl 

1.534  Howard 
Parker  Edward  W.,  (colored)  (Parker  &  McRun- 

nils)  dwl  786  Harrison 
Parker  E.  E.  Mrs.,  dwl  1703  Leavenworth 
Parker  Fitk  L.,  salesman  with  Hewes  &  Richards, 

dwl  839  California 
Parker  Francis,  carpenter,  dwl  563  Mission 
Parker  Francis,    Cosmopolitan    Photograph    Gal- 
lery, 523  Kearny,  dwl  9J6  Stockton 
Parker  Francis  L. ,  broker,  dwl  535  Stevenson 
Parker  Francis  W.,  shoecutter  with   Orriu  Jones, 

dwl  420  Shotwell 
Parker  Frank,  waiter  with  John  Maloue,  dwl  363 

Mission 
Parker  Frank  L.,  bookseller,  dwl  839  California 
Parker  Frederick,  bookkeeper,  dwl  15  Ellis 
Parker  Frederick,  clerk,  dwl  S  s  Linden  nr  Franklin 
Parker  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Parker  George  A.,  (Parker,  Waltson  &   Co.)  dwl 

Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
PARKER    GEORGE    F.,   proprietor    Bank    Ex- 
change, SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Washington, 
and  wholesale  wines  and  liquors,  632  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  1212  Powell 
Parker  George  W.,  clerk  with  Taber  &.  Cunning- 
ham, dwl  23  Fifth  Avenue 
Parker  George  W.,  wood  and  coal,  647  Mission,  dwl 
645  Mission 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUBANCE  CO.  a  growing  Company. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Keamy  Street,  Yankee  Notions. 


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615 


Parker  H.   &   Co.,    {John     BrnnfrerJ    proprietors 

Califi)rniii  House  Restaurant,  ti2J  Calitbrnia 
Parker  Harvey  U.,  barkeeper  Bank  Exchange,  dwl 

20  Montgomery 
Parker  Hayward  P.,  bookkeeper   with   George  F. 

Parker,  dwl  407  Post 
Parker  Helen  M.,  (widow)  dwl   821  Filbert 
Parker  Henry,  waiter,  dwl  6  Prospect  Place 
Parker  Heniy,  fH.  Parker  &  Co.)  dwl  7^  Tay 
Parker  House,  Stepbeii  M.  Smith,  proprietor,  617 

Montgomery 
Parker  James,  newsdealer,  dwl  103  First 
Parker  James  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  N  a  Willow  bet 

Valencia  and  Mission 
Parker  Jean    Miss,    assistant  teacher  Washington 

Grammar  School,  dwl  926  Washington 
Parker  Jeremiah,  clerk  with  C.  P.  Van  Schaack  Si. 

Co.,  dwl  812  Stockton 
Parker  J.  K.,  clerk  La  Grande  Laundry,  dwl  1014 

Stockton 
Parker  John,  carver,  dwl  7  Howard  Court  nr  How- 
ard 
Parker  John  B.,  machinist  with    David   Stoddart, 

dwl  926  Washington 
Parker  John  E.,  contractor,  dwl  20  Freelon 
Paiker  John  H.,  bakery,  SE  corTliirdand  Clemen- 
tina, dwl  245  Third 
Parker  John  W.,  draftsman,  dwl  407  Post 
Parker  Joseph,    laborer    Montgomery    Bath,    621 

Montgomery 
Parker  Joseph  M.,  miner,  dwl  2  Vernon  Place 
Parker  Joseph  M.,  barkeeper  Bank  Exchange,  dwl 

407  Post 
Piirker  Judali,  master  mariner,  dwl  658^  Minna 
Parker  Leroy  H.,  scale   builder  with    Fairbanks  & 

Hutchinson,  bds  American  Exchange 
Parker  Lewis,  carriage  maker  with  Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  28  Gnrden 
Parker  Lewis,  comedian,  dwl  Bella  Union  Building 
P.irker  Mary,  (widow)  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  638 Minna 
Parker  Mary  W.  Mrs.,  manager  Ladies' Depository, 

15  New  Montgomery,  dwl  1326  Polk 
Parker  Milan,  plasterer  with  Jennings  &   Garfield, 

dwl  1812  Larkin 
Parker  Mrs.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  635  Market 
Parker  N.  D.,  capitalist,  dwl  Occidental    Hotel 
Parker  Richard  D.,. carpenter,  dwl  13  Perry 
Parker  Robert  A.,  clerk    with    Le  Count  Bros   & 

Manaur,  dwl  821  Filbert 
Parker   Rufus,  carpenter,    dwl   E  s   Shotwell   bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty  fourth 
Parker  Samuel  M,  porter  with  BreezeA  Loughran, 

dwl  SE  cor  Drumm  and  Merchant 
Parker  Sushu,  (widow)  dwl  341  Jessie 
Parker  T.  B.,  conductor  Central  Railroad,   dwl  25 

Sixth 
Parker  Theodore,  hostler  with  Peter  A.   Finigan, 

dwl  777  Market 
Parker  Theodore,  stevedore,  dwl  510  Dupont 
Parker  Theophilas  P.,  conductor,  dwl  439  Jessie 
Parker  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  NW  cor  Green  and 

Sansom 
Parker  Warren   F,,   shoecutter  with  Orrin  Jones, 

dwl  13  Geary 
PARKER,  WATTSON  &  CO.,  (Georf^e  A.  Parker, 
Smnuel  B.    IVa/tson  and  David  Conkliuff)  im- 
porters and  manufacturers  cigars   and  tobacco, 
3U6  and  308  Clay 
Parker  William,  dwl  926  Washington 
Paiker  William,  baker,  dwl  Fourteenth  Av  bet  P 

and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Parker  William,  watchman  with   Catting  &   Co., 

dwl  Main  bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Parker  William  C,  stockbroker,  office   422  Mont- 
gomery, res  Oakland 
Paiker  William  H.,  captain  P.  M.  S.  S.    Colorado, 

dwl  933  Sacramento 
Parker  William  J.,  (colored)  porter,  321  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  1606  Hyde 


Parker  &  McRnnnils,  (Edward    W.  Parker  and 

David  M.  McRunnils)    (colored)    shoemakers, 

414  Third 
PARKER  &  ROCHE  fChnrles    H.    Parker   and 

John  J.  Roche)  attorneys  at  law,  office  8  and  9 

Montgomery  Block 
Parkhurst   V.   S.   W.,  importer  hardware,  scales, 

etc.,  and  agent  White's  Patent  Money  Drawer, 

314  Pine,  dwl  Russ  House 
Parkin  John,  foreman  Pacific  File  Works,  dwl  274 

Jessie 
Parkinson  George  C.  weigher   U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

SE  cor  Twenty-fifth  and  Capp 
Parkinson   James   C,  importer   looking  glass  and 

picture  frames,  333   Kearny,  dwl  311  Stockton 
Parkinson  John   H.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  SE  cor  Howard  and  Twenty-first 
Parks   Dana,  bookkeeper  with  Tallant  &  Co.,  dwl 

928  Clay 
Parks  James,  druggist  with  W.  C.  Miller,  dwl  1124 

Stockton 
Parks  Jessie,  blacksmith  with  Black  &  Miller,  dwl 

728  Market 
Parks  John,  carpenter  H.  C  League,  128  Kearny 
Parks  John,  flagman  Tide   Land  Survey,  SW  cor 

Clay  and  Kearny 
Parks  ftladeline,(widow)fnrni8hed  rooms, 504  Jessie 
Parks  Robert   F.,  fof  Parka  &   Dro.,  Marysville) 

office  10  Davis,  dwl  904  Leavenworth 
Parks  T.  C,  produce,  dwl  445  Bush 
Parks  Walter,  actor,  dwl  47  Second 
Parks  William,  pressman  with  Francis  &.  Valentine, 

dwl  6  Montgomery 
Parian  Hans,  (Parian  <&  Dewees)  332  Bush 
Parian  Patrick,  waiter  City  Hotel 
Parian    &    Dewees,    (Hana   Parian    &    William 

Dewees)  Club  Room,  332  Bush 
Parmelee   George  E.,   stocks,  dwl  SE  cor  Mission 

and  Third 
Parnell  John,  real  estate,  dwl  724  Mission 
Parnell  Teresa  Miss,  milliner,  dwl  636  Jessie 
Parnow  Ciiarles,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Water  bet  Taylor 

and  Mason 
Parr  Henry  D.,  clerk  with  C  J.  Hawley  &.  Co,  dwl 

516  Howard 
Parras  Louis,  laborer,  dwl  17  Hinckley 
Parrish  Nathan   C,  carpenter,  dwl   \V  s  Capp  bet 

Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Parrish  Norman,   n)achinist  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  W  8  Treat  Av  nr  Twentieth 
Parrot  Frederick,  machinist  with  Clerc  &  Co.,  dwl 

Bush  nr  Polk 
Parrott  Charles,  dwl  SE  cor  Octavia  and  Greenwich 
PARROTT  JOHN,  office  .528   Sacramento,    (and 

Parrott  Sf  Co.)  dwl  620  Folsom 
Parrott  J.   S.,  stable  foreman  City  li.  R.,  dwl  Four- 
teenth nr  Mission 
Parrott  Louis  B.,  dwl  620  Folsom 
Parrott  Tiburcio,  ^y^arroi/  <fc   Co.;  dwl  620  Folsom 
PARROTT    &   CO.,  /John  Parrott,    William  F. 

Babcock  and     Tihurcio    Parrott)  commission 

merchants,  office  426  California,  cor  Leidesdortf 
PARROTT'S  BUILDING,  NW   cor  Montgomery 

and  Sacramento 
Parruina  Giovanni,  cook,  723  Sansom 
Parrv  James,  shipcarpenter  with  T.  Bigley  &  Co., 

dwl  245  Ritch 
Parry  William,  carpenter,  dwl  218  Broadway 
Parsinger  Samuel,  baker  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Parson  Samuel,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Parsons  A.,  agent  Gas  Governor,  dwl  Russ  House 
Parsons  Asa   E.,  porter   with   George   F.  Bragg  &. 

Co.,  dwl  Sixteenth  bet  Q  and  R,  South  S.  F. 
Parsons   Charles,   conductor  Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R. 

R.,  dwl  SE  cor  Polk  and  Austin 
Parsons   Charles   A.,   miner,   dwl  W  s   Capp  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Parsons  Edward,  milkranch,  dwl  Railroad  Av,  Gar- 
den tract  nr  Bay  View 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Straw  Hats  and  Trimmings. 


YEKBA  SANTA  is  endorsed  by  your  leading  Physicians. 


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SAN  FRANCISCO   [P]  DIRECTORY. 


Parsons  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  (colored)  furnished  rooms, 

514  Diipoijt 
Parsons  George,  dwi  812  California 
Parsons  Jefferson,  liquor  saloon.  127  Third 
Parsons  .Jemima,  (widow)  dwl  NE  cor  Nineteenth 

and  Capp 
Parsons  L.  H.,  solicitor  with  Albert  H.  Suplee,  dwl 

34  Harriet 
Parsons  M.  W.,  clerk,  dwl  628  Sntter 
Parsons  Oliver  S.,  teamster  with   Rider,  Somers  & 

Co.,  22  Market 
Parsons  Robert,  clerk,  dwl  Coso  Honse 
Parsons  Thomas,  machinist  Vulcan    Iron  Works, 

dwl  E  8  Octavia  nr  Fell 
Parsons  Wicklitl'e   B.,  niaua^'ing  editor  Spectator, 

office  710  Washington,  dwl  20V2  Folsom 
Parsons  William,  seaman  Noith  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

5.  S.  Ori/.aba 

Parsons  William,  f Parsons  4"  Mitchell)  dwl  1222 
Folsom 

Parsons  William  H.,  clerk  with  John  W.  Pearson, 
dwl  7  Ciisliman 

Parsons  &  Mitchell,  fWilham  Parsons  and  Albert 
Mitchell)  butter,  cheese,  eggs,  etc.,  29  Occi- 
dental Market 

Partagos  A.  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturers, 
730  Jackson 

Particcelli  Vincenzo,  gardener,  dwl  SE  cor  Broad- 
way and  Sansom 

Particeili  Angelo,  electrotyper  with  R.  F.  Rochicioli, 
dwllOTvler 

Partington  Joseph,  painter,  dwl  2027  Polk 

Partridge  Peter  G.,  real  estate,  ottice  with  A.  Borel 

6.  Co.,  NW  cor  California  and  Stockton 
PASCAL,  DUBEDAT&  CO.,  (Emile  Pascal,  Eu- 
gene Dubedat  and  JosepH  Laviosa)  importers 
French  brandies,  wines,  etc.,  426  and  4x:8  Jack 

Pascal  Eaiile,  (Pascal,  Dubedat  &   Go.)  dwl  826 

Union 
Pascal  John,  hostler  with  J.  B.  Dorr,  dwl  408  Bush 
Paschold  Carl,  tailor,  dwl  1104  Montgomery 
Pascoe  John,  mining  engineer,  dwl  7  Verona 
Pascoe  Mary  Miss,  principal  Potrero  School,  dwl  7 

Verona 
PASQUALE  E.,  manufacturer  flags,  etc.,  and  im- 
porter toys  and  fancy  goods,  6-J2  and  644  Wash 
Pasquelle  Richard,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  P.  Cole  & 

Co.,  and  extraman  Engine  Co.  No.  4,  S.  F.  F.D., 

dwl  Engine  House  No.  4,  Second 
Pasqnier  Jean,  dwl  802  Washington 
Passalacqua   Benedetto,  (P.  Gampodonico  &  Go. J 

dwl  Bartol  nr  Broadway 
Passman  David,  baker  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento,  dwl 

414  Union 
Pastene  Antonio,  peddler,  dwl  19  Lewis 
PATCH  GEORGE  W.,  stencilcutter  and  diesinker, 

40.5  Front,  dwl  37  Fifth 
Patch    Oscar    A.,    clerk     forwarding    department 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  31)  Tehama 
Patchell    Edward,   (IShea    Sf    Goodnow)   dwl    153 

Third 
Patek  Abraham,  mining,  dwl  515  Hyde 
Patek   Samuel,   porter    Union   Ins.    Co.,    dwl   533 

O'Fariell 
Patent   Asphaltnm   Pavement  Co.,  (L.  Menant,  D. 

G.  Marchand  and  F.  B.  Harringtonj  office  128 

Kearny 
PATENT  BRICK  CO.,  (Joseph  H.   Blumenberg 

and  Edward  F.  Ohm  J  Berry  St.  Wharf 
Paterson  James,  carpenter,  dwl  321  Third 
Paterson  Janies,  i-eceiving  teller  Bank  California, 

dwl  106  Stockton 
Paton  Charles,  stonecutter,  dwl  SE  cor  Pine  and 

Laguna 
Paton   David,   carpenter,   dwl  SE   cor    Pine    and 

Laguna 
Paton  George,  molder  Miners'  Foundry,  dwl  148 

Natoma 
Paton  James,  molder,  dwl  SE  cor  Pine  and  Laguna 


Paton  Patrick,  pantryman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  California 
Paton  Robert,  stonecutter  and  builder,  dwl  SE  cor 

Pine  and  L:iguna 
Paton  Theophilus,  molder  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

571  Bryant 
Paton. — See  Patten  and  Patton 
Patrick  Albert  B.,  (Goffin  &  P.J  dwl  NE  cor  Bush 

and  Stockton 
Patrick  Charles  F.,  clerk,  dwl  131  Perry 
Patrick  H.  W.,  teacher  mu.sic,  dwl  421"  Stockton 
Patrick  James  C,  f  Richard  Patrick  &   Go. J  dwl 

607  Bush 
Patrick  James  D.,  teacher  music,  dwl  421  Stockton 
Patrick  .John  H.,   (Richard   Patrick   &   Go.)   res 

New  York 
Patrick  Lonisa,  (widow,  col'd)  dwl  1017  Mason,  rear 
Patrick   Richard,    (Richard   Patrick    &   Go.)   res 

New  York 
PATRICK  RICHARD  &  CO.,  (James  C.  Patrick, 

Matthew  N.   Ince  and  John  H.   Patrick)  im- 
porters and  jobbers  hardware,  122  Battery 
Patrick   S.irah   Mrs.,   (colored)   ladies'   hairdresser, 

dwl  535  Green 
Patrick  Wellington  C,    (colored)  hairdresser,  1319 

Stockton,  dwl  .035  Green 
Patrick  William  H.,  (colored)  bootblack  with  David 

C.  Lee, dwl  N  s  Green  bet  Stockton  and  Dupont 
Patridge  Antonio,  (widow)  dwl  55  Second 
Patridge  Hiram  C,  (Ha.skcll  <&  P.  and  Weygaiit  & 

P.)  dwl  530  Jackson 
Patron  Charles,  cigars,  dwl  607  Post 
Pattee  C.  M.  Miss,  teacher  Denmau  School,  dwl  804 

Bush 
Pattee  Solon,  accountant,  office  and  dwl  210  Mont 
Patten  Benjamin  A.,  (Barry  &   P.)  dwl  709  Geary 
Patten  Charles,  farmer,  dwl  cor  Crescent  Avenue 

and  Laurel 
Patten  Charles,  stonecutter,  dwl  162  First 
Patten  David  R.,  (Tubbs  &  P.)  dwl  Cosmopolitan 

Hotel 
Patten  Edward  M.,  auctioneer  with  J.  C.  Merrill  & 

Co.,  dwl  716  Leavenworth 
Patten  Edward  M.  Jr.,  clerk  with  James  L.  Blaikie, 

dwl  716  Leavenworth 
Patten   George   L.,   yolJbeater    with    George    W. 

Rogers,  dwl  703  Hyde 
Patten  James,  tireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Patten  James,  molder,  dwl  162  First 
Patten  James,  sawver  Beale  St.  Planing  Mill,  dwl 

166  Tehama 
Patten  Philip  H.,  storekeeper  Oriental  U.S.  Bonded 

Warehouse,  dwl  23  Kearny 
Patten  Stephen  W.,  clerk  S.   F.  Package  Express, 

dwl  716  Leavenworth 
Patten  Thomas,  shoemaker,  284  Stevenson 
Patten  William,  waiter,  538  Clay,  dwl  27  Clara 
Patten. — See  Paton  and  P:itton" 

Patterson ,  dwl  137  Montgomery 

Patterson  A.  K.,  carpenter,  dwl  NW  cor  First  and 

Brannan 
Patterson   Alexander,   carpenter    with    Edwin  O. 

Hunt,  dwl  913  Broadway 
Patterson  Annie  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  665  Mission 
Patterson  Catharine,  (widow)   dwl  S  s  Dora  bet 

Harrison  and  Bryant 
Patterson  Charles  W.',  watchman  Diy  Dock,  Hunt- 
er's Point,  dwl  Ninth  Avenue  ni'  D,  South  S.  F. 
Patterson  David,  machinist  Risdon  Iron  AVorks,  dwl 

209  Harrison 
Patterson  David  W.,  attorney  at  law,  office  50  Mont- 
gomery Block,  dwl  665  Missicm 
Pattei-son  Frederick  O.,  calker  Calkers'  Association, 

713  Mission 
Patterson  George,  liquor  saloon,  2195  Powell 
Patterson  George  A.,  clerk  with  C.  V.  Gillespie,  dwl 

S  s  Union  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Patterson  Herbert  J.,  clerk  with  J.  C.  Merrill  &  Co., 

dwl  N  8  Broadway  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 


FEOFIiES  LN^SUBANCE  COMPANY,  Cash  Assets  Hall  a  MUlion  DoUara. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  und  718  Kearny  Street,  Tobacco  and  CigarB. 


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Patterson  James,  caliiiietniaker,  28  Sixth,  dwl  NE 

cor  Hyde  and  O'Fariell 
Patferwm  James,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel,  dwl  t)57 

Mission 
PATTERSON  JAMES,  (Pacific  Saw  Manufactur- 

iiifr  Co.)  dwl  718  Green 
Patterson  John,  carpenter  with  D.  A.  Macdonaid  & 

Co.,  dwl  Tehama  bet  Eiglith  and  Ninth 
Patterson  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  "l'^^   (Clementina 
Patterson  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Kearny  and 

Clay 
Patterson  Martin,  tinsmith  with  G.  &  W.  Snook 
Patterson  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  i!2  Scott  Pl;i(-e 
Patterson  Robert,  hardware  merchant,  dwl  Ss  Grove 

bet  Gongh  and  Octavia 
Patterson  William,  barkeeper,  dwl  718  Market 
Patterson  Wiliiuni,  captain  bark  Melancthou,  How- 
ard St.  Wharf 
Patterson  William,  engraver,  dwl  A9  Natoma 
Patterson  William,  florist,  40  Geary,  and  nursery, 

360  San  Bruno  Road  ur  Thirtieth 
Patteison  William,  gardener, dwl  1 10  Prospect  Place 
Patterson  William,  liquor  saloon,  530  JackBon,  dwl 

333  Chestnut 
Patterson  William  H.,  (Patterson  &  Slow  J  dwl  605 

Merchant 
Patterson  William  J.,  (W.  H.  Martin  Sf   Co.)  240 

Montgomei'v 
Patterson  William  T. ,  merchant,  dwl  342  Minna 
PATTERSON  &  STOW,  (  William  H.  Patterson 

and  William  W.  (S^o(cy  attorneys  at  law,  office 

513  Jackson 
Patterson. — See  Paterson 

Pattison  George  F.,  engineer,  dwl  llOj  Shipley 
Putton  Abel,  dwl  1409  California 
PATTON  ALVA  F.,  news  depot  and  periodicals, 

600  Market,  dwl  SE  cor  Stockton  and  Pine 
Patton  George,  molder  Miners'  Foundry,  dwl  148 

Natoma 
Patton  James  R.,  tailor,  513  Merchant 
Patton  John,  mason,   dwl  E  s  Shotwell  bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 
Patton  Lindley,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  6  Freelon        .,  \ 
Patton   Thomas,    laborer    Golden    City    Chemical 

Works,  dwl  SWcor  Seventh  and  lirannan 
Patton  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  214  Sieiiart 
Patton    William,    architect,   62;J    Clay,    dwl  1076 

Union 
Patton. — See  Paton  and  Patten 
Paltridge  Robert  K.,  lumber,  W  s  Steuart  opp  Pier 

11,  dwl  34  John 
Patnrel  Claudius,  importer  leeches,  728  Washington 
Pauba  Adelbert,  tailor,  dwl  20  Russ 
Paugh   W.  J.,   physician,  office  and  dwl  NW  cor 

Stockton  and  Filbert 
Paul  Almarin  B.,  mining,  office  206  Front,  dwl  1032 

Broadway 
Paul  Elizabeth  C,  (widow)  dwl  518  Third 
Paul  E.  W.,  laundrymau  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Paul  Horatio,  assayer,  dwl  410  Clementina 
Paul.Iohn  C,  clerk  with  Omnibus  R.R.,  dwl  28  Clara 
Paul  Joseph,  butcher,  dwl  236.Ies.sie 
Paul  Phoebe,  (widow)  dwl  1021  Powell 
Paul  Rebecca  P.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Eighth  St. 

Primary  School,  dwl  34  Tyler 
Paul  Reservation  Homestead  Association,  office  312 

Montgomery 
Paul    Tiact    Homestead    Association,    office    312 

Montgomery 
Paul  William,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Page  nr  Laguna 
Paul  William,  (Paul  &  Schmidt  j  dwl  207  Post 
Paul    &    Schmidt,     ( William     Paul    and     Peter 

Schmidtj  proprietoiB  Post  St.  House,  207  Post 
Paulding  James,  teamster,  dwl  NE  cor  Kearny  and 

Clay 
Pauley  .Joseph,  fish,  34  Metropolitan  Market,dwl  17 1 

Jessie 
Paulinelli  Bartolomeo,  woodcutter,  dwl  816  Pacific 
Paulinelli  Doniinico,  woodcutter,  c(wl  816  Pacific 


Paullin  James  R.,  costuiner  California  Theater,  dwl 

803  Montgomery 
Panllin  Susan  F. ,  costumer,  803  Montgomery 
Pauls  Christian,  barkeeper,  213  Bat,  dwl  520  Pine 
Paulsen    Hermann,   (Paulsen   &    Siebe)  dwl  129 

Fourth 
Paulsen  J.  E.,  captain  bark  Christopher  Mitchell, 

pier  1  Steuart 
Paulsen   Ludolph,  fruit  stand,  SW  cor  Broadway 

and   Davis,  dwl  N  s  Greenwich  bet  Stockton 

and  Duj'ont 
Paulsen  William,  drayman  with   Cohn,  Martin  & 

Co.,  dwl  Haves  nr  Haves  Park 
PAULSEN   &   SIEBE,    fhcrm.ann    Paulsen  and 

Ludwig  Siebe/  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Turk  and  Taylor  and  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Eve- 
rett 
Paulus  Louis,  butcher  with  Metzgar  &  McCanslin, 

dwl  Railroad  Avenne  nr  Twelfth  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Pauncefort  Belle  Mrs.,  dwl  220  Third 
Paupitz  Frederick  W.,  proprietor  Minerva  House, 

123  Jackson 
Pantasso  C,  (O.  Malatesta  S^-  Co.)  dwl  1313  Dup 
Pauw  Henry,  seaman,  dwl  1428  Dupont 
Pauze  Urgel,  carpenter,  dwl  18  Clarice  Place 
Pavev  James  G.,  expresswagon,  cor  Market  and 

Fremont,  dwl  710  Turk 
Pavie  Francis  N.,  dwl  630  Vallejo 
Pavillier  Adolph  L..  broker,  dwl  1010  Stockton 
Pavlicevich  John,  coffee  saloon,  523  Davis 
Pawlicki  L.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  646  Market 
Paxon  James  L.,  conductor,  dwl  N  8  Fern  Avenue 

bet  Van  Ness  Avenne  and  Polk 
Paxson  Charles  H.,  cashier  Home  Mutual  Insurance 

Co.,  dwl  824  Bnsh 
Paxson  Joseph  S.,  (Young  Sr  P.)  dwl  20  Stanly  PI 
Payeken  Edward,  bookkeeper,  dwl  117  Stockton 
Payne  A.,  clerk, dwl  Coso  House 
Paytie  Frank  W.,  pressman  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Filbert  and  Powell 
PAYNE  JOEL  H.,  liquor  saloon,  721  Davis 
Payne  Nancy,  (widow)  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Payne  Phelisa,  (widow)   dwl  NE  cor  Filbert  and 

Powell 
Payne  Theodore,  (estate  of)  office  604  Merchant 
Payne  Theodore  F.,  real  estate,, dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Payne  Warren  R.,  real  estate,  office  604  Merchant, 

dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Payne  William,  carpenter  P.M.SS.  Colorado 
Payne  William,  proprietor  New   York   House,   17 

Vallejo 
Payne. — See  Paine 

Pavot  Henry,  (Henry  Payot  &   Co.)  dwl  615  Stock 
PAYOT  HENRY  &  CO.,    (Charles  D.  Bonestel) 

publishers,  booksellers  and  stationers,  620-622 

Washington 
Payson  Alon/.o  P.,  contractor  and  builder,  408  Jack- 
son, dwl  14  Ohio 
Paz  Angel  C,  porter  with  William  L.  Booker,  dwl 

343  Jessie 
Pazick  Frank,  waiter  International  Hotel 
Peabody  Frank  A.,  compositor  with  Bacon  &  Com- 
pany, dwl  625  Bush 
Peabody  George  H.,  blacksmith  with  Benjamin  A. 

Fisher,  dwl  225  Bush 
Peabody  William  G.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  E  s  Columbia 

nr  Sixteenth 
Peach  Harriet,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Iowa  nr  Nevada 
Peach  James,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Linden  bet  Octavia 

and  Gongh 
Peachy  A.  C,  real  estate,  office  and  dwl  43  Mont- 
gomery Block 
Peacock  John  H.,  salesman  with  C.  Curtin,  dwl  W 

s  Larkin  nr  Tnrk 
Peadee   Ann,   (widow)  housekeeper,   dwl    Meiggs 

Wharf 
Peak  R.  C.  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Peake   Albert  A.,  carrier  Morning  Call,  dwl  N  s 
Dorland  Lane  bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 


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Peake  E.  S.  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Luke's  Church,  Pacific 

iir  Polk,  dwl  1515  Larkin 
Peake  William  A.,  peddler,  dwl  N  a  Minna  iir  Fifth 
Pearce  Georjre  T.,  shipjoiner.  P  M.S.S.  Co.'s  Wharf, 

dwl  317  Taylor 
Pearce  Henry,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

10  Hubhard 
Pearce  H.  D.,  manufiicturer  gold  pens,  606  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  308  Lomliard 
Pearce  Jolin,  laborer,  dwl  15  Geary 
Pearce. — See  Pierce  and  Peirce 
Pearch  Charles,  painter,  dwl  1248  Montgomery 
Pearl  Francis,  porter  with  Lewis  &  Woodward,  dwl 

E'en  bet  Laguna  and  Bnebanau 
Pearl  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  641  Washington 
Pearln)an  Albert  M.,  cigirsand  tobacco,  cor  Market 

and  Sansom,  dwl  910  Harrison 
Pearlman  Albert  S.,  conl  dealer,  dwl  9!0  Harrison 
Pearl  man  B.  M.,  clerk  with  C.  P.  Rank,  dwl  910 

Harrison 
Pearlman  David  M.,  clerk  cor  Market  and  Sansom, 

dwl  910  Harrison 
Pearlman  Simon  M.,  druggist,  dwl910  Howard 
Pearnian  James,  carpenter,  dwl  1013  Stockton 
Pearce  Daniel,  cook  Grand  Hotel 
Pearson  Charles  E.,  cleik  Russ  House 
Pearson  C.  T.,  real  estate,  dwl  537  Fourth 
Pearson  Dana  C,  agent  Dial,  409  Washington 
Pearson  E.  F.  Mrs,  assistant  teacher  Lincoln  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  342  Minna 
Pearson  GustavusC,  f  Pearson  &  Starr)  res  Vallejo 
Pearson  Henry  H.,  (Pearson  &  Seymour)  dwl  726 

Sutter 
Pearson  James  G.,  clerk,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Pearson  James  H.,  speculator,  605  California 
Pearson  John,  tallow,  and  hogbutcher,  N  s  Sixteenth 

nr  Nebraska,  dwl  Fifth  Av  nr  Railroad  Av 
Pearson  John  H.,  clerk  Ailjutant  General,  703  Mar- 
ket, dwl  SE  cor  Larkin  and  Vallejo 
Pearson  John  K.,  drayman  with  John  H.  Hobart, 

dwl  342  Minna 
Pearson  John  W.,  land  speculator,  office  605  Cal 
Pearson  Joseph  A.,  bricklayer,  dwl  613  Mission 
Pearson  Martin  B.,  boots  and  shoes,  1705  Polk,  dwl 

1811  Sacramento 
Pearson  William,  clerk,  dwl  927  Jackson 
PEARSON  &  SEYMOUR,  fH.   H.  Pearson  and 
Simon  H.  Seymour)  propiietors  Russ  House, 
W  s  Montgomery  from  Pine  to  Bush 
Pearson  &,  Starr,  ( Gnstavus  C.  Pearson  and  Abra- 
ham D.  Starr)  produce  commission  and  ship- 
ping merchants,  room  No.  2,  318  Front 
Pearson. — See  Piersou 
Peart  Benjamin,  clerk  with  Alvinza  Hay  ward,  419 

California,  res  San  Mateo 
Peas  A.  S.,  salesman,  dwl  SE  cor  Mission  and  Third 
Pease  Emery  T.,  stockbroker,  dwl  17  South  Park 
Pease  George  P.,  carpenter,  dwl  4  Scotland 
Pease  John   H.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Ridley  bet 

Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Pease  Nelson  L.,  dwl  503  Jones 
Pease  Luman  S.,  bookkeeper  with  John  Parrott, 

dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Pease  Richard  H.  Jr..  cashier  with  Rubber  Cloth- 
ing Co.,  dwl  109  Montgomery 
Pease   William  C,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  815 

Lombard 
Peasly  John,  engineer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  5  Sumner 
Peat  Frances  F.,  (widow)  dwl  1610  Larkin 
Peat  John  W.  P.,  clerk  North  British  and  Mercan- 
tile Ins.  Co.,  dwl  1614  Larkin 
Peaterson  William,  wood  and  coal,  541  Fourth,  dwl 

420  Brannau 
Peccini  Jean,  waiter,  dwl  903  Sacmmento 
Peclieu  Peter,  florist  gardener,  cor  Turk  and  Van 

Ness  Avenne 
Pechin   Charles,    cigar  eland,  417  Front,   dwl    11 
Austin 


Pechler  John,  (Le  Frank  &  P.)  dwl  930  Kearny 

Pechuer  David,  hairdresser  with  Philip  Cohen,  "dwl 
16  Sreuart 

Pechuer  Jacob  T.,  dwl  254  Jessie 

Pechner  Marcus,  hairdresser  with  Sand  Brothers, 
dwl  254  Jessie 

Pechner  Robert  B.,  cutter,  dwl  254  .Jessie 

Peck  A.,  (Curtis  &  Peck)  dwl  .35  Clarice  Place 

Peck  Adelbert,  carriagetrimmer  with  Andrew  W. 
Burnham,  dwl  354  Howard 

Peck  Charles,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl  100^ 
Second 

Peck  Charles  M.  bookkeeper  with  Redington,  Hos- 
tetter  &  Co.,  dwl  123  Turk 

Peck  Charles  S.,  drayman,  dwl  N  s  Post  bet  Frank- 
lin and  Gough 

Peck  Elisha  T.,  U.  S.  drayman,  office  SW  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Jackson,  dwl  118  Eddy 

Peck  Henry,  tanner,  dwl  S  s  Bernal  Hights  nr  San 
Bruno  Road 

Peck  James,  (Such  Sf  P.)  dwl  San  Miguel  Ranch 
nr  Twenty-fourth 

Peck  John  M.,  ( VVellman,  P.  &  Co.)  dwl  338 
Eddy 

Peck  Josiah  L.,  blacksmith  with  Kimball  Manu- 
factuiiiig  Co.,  dwl  32  Russ 

Peck  Reilly,  drayman  with  Bradley  ic  Cockrill, 
res  Oakland 

Peck  Levi  P.,  courtroom  clerk  Twelfth  District 
Court,  dwl  1613  Larkin 

Peck  Lewis,  electropathic  physician,  office  and  dwl 
212  Powell 

Peck  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Dolores  bet 
Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 

Peck  Martin,  produce  dealer,  dwl  1160  Folsom 

Peck  William  B.,  (colored)  chiropodist,  531  Pacific, 
res  Brooklyn 

Peck  Willis  E.',  bookkeeper,  dwl  118  Eddy 

Peckerman  Simon,  (James  &  P.)  dwl  233  Clara 

Peckham  Edwin  L.,  clerk  and  reporter  S.  F.  Stock 
Exchange,  dwl  E  s  Liberty  bet  Twentieth  and 
Twenty -first 

Peckham  Edwin  P.,  stockbroker,  office  13  Mer- 
chants' Exchange,  dwl  N  s  Lombard  bet  Leav- 
enworth and  Hyde 

Peckham  Robert,  laborer  with  Booth  &  Co.,  dwl  42 
Jessie 

Peckham  William,  clerk  with  Edwin  P.  Peckham, 
dwl  N  8  Lombard  bet  Leavenworth  and  Hyde 

Peckham  William  H.,  clerk  with  J.  li.  Whitney  & 
Co.,  319  Calilornia 

Peddrick  John,  tailor,  dwl  E  8  Nevada  nr  Folsom 

Peddrick  Michael,  tailor,  dwl  E  s  Guerrero  nr 
Twenty-sixth 

Peddrick  W.  F.,  clerk,  dwl  Ws  Mission  bet  Fif- 
teenth and  Sixteenth 

Peden  William,  tailor,  205  Fourth,  dwl  787  Folsom 

Pedersen  B  .  woodturner  with  Angus  Cameron, 
dwl  cor  N  and  Twelfth  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 

Pedlar  J.,  drayman,  dwl  1316  Dupont 

Pedler  Amos,  blacksmith,  dwl  138  Perry 

Pedler  Joseph  R.,  (Joseph  R.  Pedler  if-  Co.)  dwl 
138  Perrv 

PEDLER  JOSEPH  E.  <fe  CO.,  (Thomas  G.  Ped- 
ler) butter.cheese  and  eggs, 35  and  44  California 
Market 

Pedler  Joshua  N.,  clerk  with  Main  St.  Wharf  Co, 
dwl  138  Periy 

Pedler  Thomas  C,  bookkeeper  Main  St.  Wharf  Co,, 
(and  Joseph  R.  Pedler  &  Go.)  dwl  138  Perry 

PedriniT.,  waiter,  540  Commercial,  dwl  814  Sac 

Peduzzy  Sebastian,  collector,  254 1  Fourth 

Peel  Allen,  wood  and  coal.  259  First,  res  Oakland 

Peel  Edward,  cook,  dwl  N  s  Green  bet  Hyde  and 
Larkin 

Peel  Jonathan,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  540  Folsom 

Peel  Jonathan  Jr., real  estate  agent  aud  collector,  31 
Third,  dwl  1725  Pine 

Pees  Louis,  hairdresser,  dwl  814  Montgomery 


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Pegg  Owen,  foreman  with  California  Paving  Co., 

dwi  67  Clementina 
Pegj,'8  James,  laborer  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl  NE 

cor  Tyler  and  Scott 
Peguilhan  Francois,  (A.  Laronche  ^  Co. J  dwi  802 

Stockton 
Peguillan  EmWe, f  Peguillan  dt  Brother  J  iw\  Hamp- 
shire nr  Centre 
Peguillan    Eugene,    f Peguillan  &    Brother)  dwl 

Hampshire  nr  Santa  Chira 
Pegnilliin  &  HrotIier,/'£wi7e  mid  Eugene  Peguillan) 

wholesale  butchers,  cor  Centre  and  Utah 
Pehne  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Peipers  Fritz,  musician,  dwl  1107  Clay 
Peirano  Bartoloineo,(^i?f/(/zr7',P.<fc  C'ojdwl  723  San 
Peirano  Luco,  lal)orerwith  Hart  &   Goodman,  dwl 

A  Margaret  Plnce 
PEIRCP]  EDWARD  F.,  importer  pianos,   organs 

and  furniture,  2-28  Sutter,  dwl  905  Market 
Peirce  George  S.,  carpenter   and   builder,  dwl  812 

Howard 
Peirce  Joseph,  merchant,  ofiice  503  Taylor,  dwl  502 

Geary 
Peirce  Luke,  laborer,  dwl  38  Jessie 
Peirce  Rachel  K.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  812  Howard 
Peirce  Samuel  J.,  bricklayer,  dwl  1221  Folsom,  rear 
Peirce  William,  sawyer  with   Hobbs,  Gilmore   & 

Co.,  dwl  5 Hi  Folsom 
Peirce. — See  Pearce  and  Pierce 
Peiser  I.  &  N.,  clothing,  NW  cor  Mont  and  Pine 
Peiser  Isaac,  f  I.  <&  N.  Peiser  J  dwl  13  Sixth 
Peiser  Joseph,  expresswagon,  SW  cor  Washington 

and  Dupont,  dwl  1406  Dupont 
Peiser  Levi,  salesman,  201  Mont,  dwl  11  Sixth 
Peiser  Nathan,  fl.  &  iV.  Peiser  J  dwl  201  Mont 
Peiser  Samuel,  salesman,  244  Third,  dwl  35  Moss 
Peiser  Samuel,  (Peiser  4"  Schwartz j  dwl  225  Sev- 
enth 
Peiser  &  Schwartz,  f Samuel   Peiser  and  Mitchell 

Schwartz  J  clothing,  20  Third 
Peiiotto  Benjamin  F.,  attorney  :it  law  and  United 

States  Consul  to  Roumania,  dwl  730  Geary 
Peixotto  Riiphael,  (Davis  &  P.)  dwl  412  Harrison 
Pelegini  Luigi,gardener,dwl  SE  cor  Bdwy  and  San 
Peliugo  Guiseppe,  cook,  dwl 8  Polk  Lane 
Peli^ter  Marcus,  cigarmaker  with   Cobo,  Martinez 

&  Co.,  dwl 9  Varenne 
Pell  Katie  Mrs.,  actress  California  Theater,  dwl  28 

Geary 
Pell  Thomas,  (colored)  steward  S.  S.  America,  dwl 

1108  Powell 
PellandiniG.  B.,  collector  L'Eco  Delia  Patria,  dwl 

cor  Union  and  Dupont 
Pelle  Jules,  waiter,  540  Commercial,  dwl  1524  Stock 
Pellegrine  Frederick,  fresco  painter,  625  Merchant, 

dwl  2  M;irgaret  Place 
Pellicciaja  Antonio,  (D.  Gonnella  <jb  Co.)  dwl  E  8 

Kearny  bet  Pacific  and  Broadway 
Pellicciaja'Pietro,  vegetable  peddler,  dwl  1002  Pac 
Pellingand  Charles,  cook,  812  WashiuKton 
Pells  Joseph  T.,  conductor  Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R.  R.. 

dwl  34  Austin 
Pelluca  Michele,  (Cheda  d   P.)  dwl  Chestnut   bet 

Franklin  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Pels  Edward,  clerk  with  M.  Pincus,  316  Pacific 
Peltier  Napoleon,  barkeeper,  dwl  9  Dupont 
Pelton  John  C. .  superintendent  Industrial  School, 
Old  Ocean  House  Road.  5  miles  from  City  Hall 
PELTRET    PETER  G.,    dealer    U.   S.    Revenue 
stamps  and  greenbacks,  317  Bat,  dwl  408  Sixth 
Pelzer    Simon   J.,   cabinetmaker    with   Schreilier, 
Rohr  &,Co.,dwlN  s  Sutter  bet  Mont  and  Kearny 
Pembertliy  John,  bookkeeper,  dwl  42  Sixth 
Pemberton  Thomas,  sailmaker,  dwl  1014  Stockton 
Pemble  Harry,  bookkeeper  with  Bowen  Brothers, 

dwl  718  California 
Pena  Antonio  Diaz,  clerk  with   William  Meyer  & 

Co.,  110  Sansom,  dwl  25  Silver 
P6na  M.  H.  Diaz,  teacher  languages,  dwl  25  Silver 


Penario  Frank,  porter  with  George  B.  May  <fe  Co., 

dwl  918  Geary 
Penbrook  William,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Pendergast  Henry,  dwl  1329  Pacific 
Pendergast  James,  bootblack,  539  Jackson 
Pendergast  James,  molder  vEtna  Iron  Works,  dwl 
E  s  Folsom  bet  Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second 
Pendergast  James  Jr.,  foreman  molders  .^tnii  Iron 

Works,  dwl  E  s  Folsom  nr  Twenty-lirst 
Pendergast  James  A.,  (Pendergast  &  Davenport) 

dwl  N  6  Pine  bet  Broderick  and  Devisadero 
Pendergast  John,  laborer  with  Harbor  Commission- 
ers, dwl  64  Jessie 
Pendergast  Michael  F.,  molder  with  Savage  &.  Co., 

dwl  345  Fourth 
Pendergast  Miles,  laborer,  dwl  Old  San  Jose  Road, 

nr  Six-mile-house 
Pendergast  Patrick,  blacksmith  Pacific  Iron  Works 
Pendergast  Thomas,  (Hanscom.  &  Co. >  dwl  SW  cor 

Alabama  and  Twenty -second 
Pendergast  William,  laborer,  dwl  305  Davis 
Pendergast  «fe  Davenport, ^.TtfOTe.s-  A. Pendergast  and 
James  P.  Davenport)  produce  commission,  206 
Clay 
Pendergast. — See  Prendergast 
Pendleton  Benjamin  F.,  master  mariner,  dwl  721 

Harrison 
Pendleton  Edwin  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  131  Tehama 
Pendleton  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  director  Women's  Cooper- 
ative Union,  dwl  131  Tehama 
Pendo  John,  (Pcndo  &  BlantinJ  dwl  715  Davis 
Pendo  &  Blautin.  (John  Pendo  and  G.Blautin)  cof- 
fee saloon,  715  Davis 
Pendola  Augustus,  gardener,  dwl  834  Vallejo,  rear 
Pendray  Thomas,  carpenter  with  Charles  L.  Parent, 

dvv'l  11  Selina  Place 
Peneton  Edward,  (colored)  porter,  dwl  1008  Taylor 
Peneton  Solomon,  (colored)  porter  Ophir  S.  M.  Co., 

dwl  1008  Taylor 
Penfield  John  B.,  dwl  708  Mason 
Pentield  William   H.,  clerk  Merchants'  Exchange 

Association,  dwl  708  Mason 
Penfield   William  H.,  wharfinger  Beale  St.  Wharf, 

dwl  708  Mason 
Penlington  George,  molder  Risdon    Iron   Works, 

dwl  1242  Howard 
Penlington  Thomas,  molder   Risdon  Iron  Works, 

dwl  1242  Howard 
Penne  David   H.,  clerk  with  Woodworth,  Schell  «fe 

Co.,  dwl  804  Howard 
Pennell  John  F.,  mining,  dwl  4  Burcham  Place 
Pennell  Jennie  Mrs.,  adjuster  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  4 

Burcham  Place 
Pennell  Robert,  lumber  surveyor,  office  SE  cor  How- 
ard and  Steuart,  dwl  W  s  Castro  nr  Fifteenth 
Penney  John,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Penney   John  F.,  boatbuilder,  dwl  W  s  Kentucky 

nr  Solano 
Penney  William  B.,  salesman,  129  Sansom,  dwl  127 

Kearnv 
PENNIE  J^AMES  C,  presiding  justice  of  the  peace, 

804  Montgomery,  dwl  641  Vallejo 
Pennie  James  C.  Jr.,  gasfitter  with  James  K.  Prior, 

dwl   641  Vallejo 
Penniman  John,  painter,  dwl  Coso  House 
Penniman  G.  W.,  brakesman  Southern  Pacific  R.R., 

dwl  726  Bush 
Penniman  John,  coal  dealer,  dwl  726  Bush 
Penniman  Thomas,  bookkeeper,  dwl  1032  Mission 
Pennington  Edward,   (colored)   whitewashing,   130 

Sutter,  dwl  1008 Taylor 
Pennington  E.  H.,  (colored)  caterer,  dwl  N  s  Mission 

bet  Twenty-sixth  and  Twenty-seventh 
Pennington  Fred  J.,  compositor,  505  Clay,  dwl  1014 

Montgomery 
Penny  N.  S.,  master  mariner,  dwl  9  Hampton  Place 
Pennycook  James,  metal  roofer,  dwl  506  Linden 
Pennycook  John,  baker,  dwl  18  DeBoom 
Pennycook  John  Jr.,  glassblower,  dwl  18  DeBoom 


JONS3,  FUIiLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Forte  Monnaies  and  Beticules. 


BEDINOTON'S  FLAVOEING  EXTRACTS,  Articles  of  real  merit  and  worth  their  value. 


620 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [P]      DIRECTORY. 


Penoyer  John  W.,  bookkeeper,  dwi  607  Stevenson 
Pensifike    Paul,    trader,     awl     llondel    Place    nr 

Sixteenth 
Peiitrv  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Selina  Place 
PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO.,    (Are   and  marine) 

C.  F.  Mac  Derniot  president,    H.    G.    Horner 

secretary ,  office  16  Merchants  Exchange 
Peoples  Steamship  Line  to  San   Diego,  Capt.   John 

T.  Wright  agent,  office  13  Merdiauts  Exchanu'e 
Pepin  James,  blacksmith  with  Sanl  <fe  Co.,  dwl  E  s 

Hairibon  bet  Twenty-third  and   Twenty -fourth 
Pepon  Edward  A.,  pressman  with  M.  D.  CarrA  Co., 

dwl  712  Taylor 
Pepper  Anguttns,   sawyer  California     Mills,   dwl 

W  s  Fan-  Oaks  nr  Twenty -second 
Pepper  John  W.,  clerk  with  James  P.  Crosett,  dwl 

1710  Polk 
Pepper  Susan,  (widow)  dwl  1710  Polk 
Pepperling  Joseph,  butcher  with  Hahn    &  Bryan, 

dwl  111  Virginia 
Peppin  James,  blacksmith,  dwl   E  8  Harrison  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fonrth 
Peraeta  John,  vegetable  dealer,  dwl  1.508  Dapont 
Peralta  J.  R.,  jeweler,  dwl  1G13  Powell 
Peramaiis  John  B.,  drayman,  dwl  18  Eddy 
Perasso  Jobn,  caliinetniaker  with    Schreiber,  Rohr 

&.  Co.,  dwl  Filbert  bet  Dupont  and  Kearny 
Perata  Bernardino,  livery  stable,  dwl  Hodge  l^lace 

nr  Vallejo 
Perati  Paul,  wood  sawyer,  dwl  1618  Stockton,  rear 
Perch  Charles,  painter  witii  Wason  &  Morris 
Pei-cival  Calvin,  shipwright,  dwl  511  Howard 
Percival  Cliarles,  butcher  with  Michael  Allen,  dwl 

NE  cor  Fourth  and  Folsom 
Percival  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  778  Folsom 
Percival  Frederick  M.,  painter,  dwl   830  Broadway 
Percy  Gershom  H.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &.  Haley, 

dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and  Steiner 
Percy  Robert,  porter,  dwl  Es  York  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenty  fourth 
Perdue  Thomas,  shoemaker  with   D.    W.   Emerson 

&  Co.,  dwl  12  Stockton 
Perea  Antoiue,  waiter,  253  Steuart 
Pereaud  B.,  cutter  with  Aveline  &.  Moisson,   dwl 

SW  cor  Dupont  and  Bush 
PEREIRA  &  CO.,  (Samuel  L.  Pereira  and  Eugene 

Ckaiimoiid)   proprietors   Gaiihard's  Hotel,  507 

and  509  Pine 
Pereira  Samuel  L.,  (Pereira  &  Co.)  dwl  507  Pine 
Peremans  John  B.,  drayman  with  Israel  M.  Emery, 

dwl  N  8  Eddy  het  Mason  and  Powell 
Peres  Louis,  (Louis  Peres  <fc  Co.)  dwl   128   Morton 
Peres  Louis  &  Co.,  f  Pedro  J/^?iiey  wholesale  cattle 

butchers,   New    Butcher  Town,    South  S.    F., 

office  526  Merchant 
Perey  Pierre,  coppersmith,   308  Market,   dwl  634 

Pacific 
Perez  Manuel,  (Masson  <t  P.y  dwl  1113  Dupont 
Perham  Silas,  harnessmaker,  1102  Folsom,  dwl  306 

Seventh,  rear 
Periam  Charles  J.,  machinist,  dwl  333  Shipley 
Periam  John  T.,  (Garcin  &  P.J  dwl  808  Taylor 
Perine  Nicholas  P., roofing, office  135  Montgomery, 

dwl  15  Guy  Place 
Periss  George,  conductor  Market  Street  Railroad 
Perkin  William,  proprietor  Montgomery  House,  613 

Mission 
Perkins,  (first  name  refused)  dwl  409  Dupont 
Perkins  A.  B.,  stock  and  real  estate  broker,  dwl  747 

Howard 
Perkins  A.  J.,  photographer  with  J.  M.  Pimentel, 

dwl  632  5  Mnina 
Perkins  Annie  M.  (widow)  dwl  3  Howard  Court 
Perkins  A.  M.,  conductor  City  Railroad 
Perkins  Charles  C,  (Brocns,  P.  &  Frank)  dwl  44 

Third 
Perkins  Charles  H. ,  salesman,  dwl  15  Stockton 
Perkins  Charles  N.,  clerk  with  William  Shew,  121 
Kearny 


Perkins  Cornelia,  (widow)   dwl  814  Chestnut 
Perkins  Cornelius,  waiter.  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Perkins  David,  carpenter,  dwl  15  .Sutter 
Perkins  Edward,  clerk,  dwl  225  Bush 
Perkins  Edwin  S.,  merchant,  office  322  Washington, 

dwl  W  s  Laguna  nr  Sutter 
Perkins  Eugsne  S,,  (Perkins  <Sb  Woebke)  dwl  N  e 

Minna  bet  First  and  Second 
PERKINS,   FLINT  <t  CO.,  (Jnmes  E.  Perkins, 
Thomas    and    Beiijariiiti    Flint    &     Llewellyn 
Bixby  )  wool  commission  merchants,  warehouse, 
and  office  SW  cor  Battery  and  Greenwich 
Perkins  Frank,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Perkins  George,  watchman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Idaho 
Perkins  George,  scissors  grinder,  dwl  N  s  Oregon 

bet  Davis  and   Druinm 
Perkins  George  B,.  clerk  with  Lower  California  Co., 

dwl  1809  Stockton 
Perkins  George   F.,  barkeeper,  321  California,  dwl 

1206  Kearny 
Perkins  Hannah   Mrs.,    (colored)    stewardess,  321 

California,  dwl  412  Union 
Perkins  Henry,  (colored)  (Perkins  &    Quinn)  118 

Sutter 
Perkins  H.  J.,  cutter  with  Dolliver  Brothers,  107 

Post 
Perkins  J.  A.,    assistant  statistical    clerk    Custom 

House,  res  Oakland 
Perkins  J.  A  .  Mrs.,  Tehama  Lodgings.  3255  Bush 
Perkins  James  E.,  (Perkins,  Flint  &  Co.j  dwl  823 

California 
Perkins  John,  collector,  10  O'Farrell 
Perkins  John  B.,  foreman  ironing  room  S.  F.  Laun- 
dry Ass'n,  dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Filhnore 
Perkins  Joseph,  ( R.  U.  Kirhy  &   Co.)   dwl  1190 

Pine 
Perkins  Joseph  G.,  foreman  patternmaker  Pacific 
Iron  Works,  dwl  S  s  Twenty -fourth  nr  Harrison 
Perkins  Luke  H.,  clerk,  dwl  2107  Jones 
Perkins  M.  E.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Eighth  Street 

Primary  School,  dwl  820  Bush 
Perkins  Nathan  L..  printer  with  Joseph  Winterburn 

&C().,  dwl   NE  cor  Leavenwoith  and  Sac 
Perkins  P.  11. ,   (widow)  dwl  NE  cor  Leaventvorth 

and  Sacramento 
Perkins  Richard,  lahorer,  S.  F.  Wool  Exchange,  dwl 

29   Commercial 
Perkins  Richard,  longshoreman,  dwl  29  Commercial 
Perkins  Kuseell  C,  gardener  with  Chnrles  Brown, 

dwl  W  s  Dolores  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
PerkinsSamuel,  lumber, SE  cor  Howard  and  Steuart, 

res  Brooklyn,  Alameda  County 
Perkins  William,  carpenter,  dwl  2017  Howard 
Perkins  William   A.,   bookkeeper  with  Charles  E. 

Haseltine,  dwl  429  Sixth 
Perkins  W.    A.,    druggist  and   apothecary,    1125 

Dupont,  dwl  634  Broadway 
Perkins  Wiiiam  H.,  fruits  and  vegetables.  442  Third 
Perkins  &  Quinn,  (Henry   Perkins  and  Edtvard 

Quinn)  liouse  renovators,  118  Sutter 
PERKINS  &  WOEBKE,  ( Eugene  S.  Perkins  and 
John  H.  Woebke)  liquors,  SE  cor  Jackson  and 
Battery 
Perpoli  Maximiliano,  dyer,  77  Fourth 
Peipoli   William,  driver  with   John  Renault,  dwl 

712  Pacific 
Perra  Luigi,  gardener,  dwl  SE  cor  Broadway    and 

Sansom 
Perranlt  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  Piospect  Place 
PERRA ULT  JULIEN,  physician,  office  502  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  18   Prospect  Place 
Perrey  Leon,  barkeeper  with  Louis  Tridon,   dwl 

SE  cor  Stockton  and  Sacramento 
Perrier  Hippolyte,  wines  and  liquors,  206  Third 
Perrinian    William    R.,    captain  schooner   Dread- 
nought, dwl  713  Bush 
Perrin  Adeline,  (widow)  dwl  S  8  Twenty-fourth  bet 
Columbia  and  Hryant 


THE  PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO.  pays  all  losses  in  Gold  Coin. 


C.  p.  VA.N  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Furnishing  Goods. 


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Peirin  Edwiird   B.,  real  estate   dealer,  office   539 

California,  dwl  W  s  Folgoni  nr  Tweuly-first 
Pen  in  Franris,  dwl  1617  Powell 
Perrin  George,  clerk,  dwl  410  Kearny 
Peiriii  George    H.,    civil  engiueer,  bds  Brooklyn 

Hotel 
Perrin  Julius,  {Miley,  P.  &  Co.)  dwl  738  Wash 
Perrin  Pierre,  saddle  and  liaruessinaker,  10  Fourth 
Perrin  Reuben  J.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  109 

^Montgomery 
Perrin  Koliert,  clerk  with  E.  B.  Perrin,  dwl  Ws 

Folsom  bet  Twenty-firs-t  and  Twenty-second 
Perrin  William, carpenter  H.C.  League,  I 'J8  Kearny 
Perrins  John  E.,wlii|iniaker  with  Main&Wiuchesler, 

dwl  Mission  nr  Twenty-eighth 
Perrout  ftladanie,  dyeing  and  cleaning,  112  Second 
Perry  Alvan  B.,  clerk  with  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co., 

(iwl  (ililJ  Howard 
Perry  Andrew,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl  Ss 

Sierra  bet  Maryland  and  Louisiana 
Perry  Archibald,  sliipcarpenter,  dwl  67  Clementina 
Perry  Angunte,  dwl  835  Broadway 
Periy  B.  F.  &  Son  {James  K.  Perry)  plasterers  and 

wliiteners,  SE  cor  Stockton  and  Sutter 
Perry  B.  F.,  (B.  F.  Perry  &    Son  J  dwl  655  Minna 
Perrv   David  J..  assi(<tant  wharfinger  North  Point 

Whaif,  dwl  1506  Hyde 
Perry  George,  dwl  -Jib  Greenwich 
Perry  George  A.,  seaman,  dwl  50  Natoma 
Perry  George  O,  salesman  with  H.  Webster  &,  Co., 

dwl  1 1 5  Harriet 
Perry  Harriet,  (widow)  dwl  26  Sixth 
Peirv  Henry  E.,  contractor  and  builder,  office  622 

Clay 
Perry  Horace,  shoemaker,  1107  Howard 
Perry  Isaac  H.,  dwl  416  Greenwich 
Perrv  James,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Peirv  James  K.,   fB.  F.  Perry  c^    SonJ   dwl   655 

Minna 
Perry  James  M.,    fruits,  etc.,    SW  cor  Sixth  and 

Minna,  and  141  Third 
Perry  James  M.,  real  eet^ite  iigent,  407  California 
Perry  John,  drayman,  dwl  333  Bryant 
Peny  John,  salesman,   dwl   SE  cor  Chestnut  and 

Polk 
PERKY  JOHN  JR.,  stockbroker,  office  104  Leides- 

dortf,  dwl  18  Laurel  Place 
Perry  Jolin  11.,  carpenter,  dwl  333Brvant 
Perry  John  H.,  (Hervc  &  P.)  dwl  1418  Powell 
Perry  John  R.,  superintendent  Gas  Works,  dwl  Ws 

Tennessee  bet  Solano  and  Butte 
Pen  v  Jofiiab  W.,  sboemaker  with   Horace  Perry, 

dwl  II 07  Howard 
Perry  Lee  H..  driver  with  C.  J.  Hawley  &  Co., 

dwl  314  Clementina 
Peri-y  Leon  H.,  teamster  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Buehnnun  and  Bay 
Perrv  Margaret  Miss,  teacher  with  Madame  Forster, 

723  Bush 
Perry  Philip,  ropespinner,  dwl  S  8  Mariposa  nr  Ar- 
kansas 
PERRY  RESTCOME,  real  estate  agent,  office  6 

Montgomery,  dwl  425  Sutter 
Perry   Richard,"  drayman,    SW    cor    Drutnm  and 

Clay,  dwl  216  Austin 
Perrv  Ricliaid,  liquor  saloon,   cor  Fourteenth   Av 

and  Railroad  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Perry  Saiuuel  A.,  carrier  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl  811 

Stockton 
Perry  Sarah  S.,  (widow)  ladies'  nnrse,  dwl  233  Sixth 
Perrv  S   S.  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  dwl   612   California 
Perry  W.  G.,  third  officer  P.M.S.S.  America 
Perry  William,  carpenter,  dwl  728  Vallejo 
Pesantes  Juan,  Jr.,  waiter  North  Pac.  'Trans.  Go's 

S.S.  Moses  Taylor 
Pessen^er  John  H.,  bookkeeper  S.  F.  Lanndry  As- 
sociation, dwl  J  4  Ellis 
Pestner  Ernest,  salesman  with  Loewe  Bros.,  dwl 

W  8  Capp  bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fonrth 


PETALUMA    AND    STAR    LINE    PACKETS, 

James  N.  McCune  agent,  oftice  117  Clay 
PETALUMA  LINE  STEAMERS,  Vallejo  Street 
Wharf,  opposition  foot  Commeicial  St.  Wharf, 
Railroad, (Santa  Rosa)  Jackson  St.  Wharf 
Petch  Richard,  porter,  dwl  Hansa  Hotel 
Peter  George  S. ,  fruits,  NE  cor  Foleom  and  Seventh 
Peter  John,  butcher  with  Joseph  Lawler,  dwl  Kail- 
road  Av  nr  Sixth  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Peter  John,  housesmith  with  John  K.  Sims,  dwl  76 

Bernard,  rear 
Peter  John,  shoemaker  with  Jacob  Cohu,  dwl  cor 

Union  and  Callioim 
Peter  Louis,  tailor  with  G.  Forrest  Walter,  dwl  15 

Pollard  Place 
Peter   Simon,   tailor  with  John    Block,    dwl    361 

Minna 
Peterkin  John,  milkranch.  Railroad  Avnr  Twenty- 
eighth 
Peteroff    Ivan,    compositor    Police    Gazette,    dwl 

Leidesdortf  bet  Sacramento  and  Commercial 
Peters  Adolph,  hostler  with   S.  F.   Laundry  Ass'n, 

dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Peters  Andrew,  tailor  with  C.  C.  Hastings  &   Co., 

dwl  Mission  Dolores 
Peters  Arthur  S.,  salesman  with  Conroy  &  O'Con- 
nor, dwl  405  Minna 
PETERS    CHARLES   F.,   groceries  and  liquors, 

SW  cor  Hayes  and  Laguna 
PETERS    CHARLES    R.,  leal  estate,  office  308 

Sansom,  dwl  123  Stockton 
Peters  Carsten  T.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  123  Welsh 
Peters  F.  M.  L.,  (Feldbusch  &  Co. J  dwl  823  Fil- 
bert 
Peters  George,  farmer,  dwl  422  Shotwell 
Peters  George,  miner,  dwl  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Peters  Hans  0.,  clerk,  dwl  SW  cor  Hayes  and  La- 
guna 
Peters  Henry,  cook  with  John  Collins,  dwl  New 

Alaska  Hotel 
Peters  Henry,  waiter  St.  Louis  Hotel,  11  Pacific 
Peters  Henry  D.,  groceries  and   liquois,   NW   cor 

Davis  and  Pacific,  dwl  1111  Kearny 
Peters  John,  mariner,  dwl  7  Wasliington 
Peters  Jobn,  tailor,  dwl  110  Taylor,  rear 
Peters  John,  laborer  -with  Cal.  Sns^ar  Refinery,  cor 

BranuRD  and  Eighth 
Peters  Joseph  C,  (Lauterwasser  &   P.J  dwl  214 

Sixth 
Peters  K.  G.,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Peters  Pearl  L.,  artist,  dwl 33 1  Kearny 
Peters  Pincus,  salesman,  340  Kearny 
Peters  Richard,  clerk  with  Henry  Heitmuller,  dwl 

420  Brannan 
Peters  Thomas,  barkeeper  stm  New  World 
Peters  William  F.,  agent  American  Sunday  School 

Union,  420  Montgomery 
Peters  William  P.,  (Lord  £  P.J  res  Oakland 
Petersen  Andrew  S.,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Petersen  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  45  Sacramento 
Petersen   Charles  A.,  {Petersen    &    Co. J  dwl    16 

Eleventh 
Petersen  Charles  C.  A.,  clerk  with  Maueshardt  & 

Hoelscher,  dwl  105i  Fifth 
Petersen  Charles  E.,  mariner,  dwl  45  Sacramento 
Petersen  Christian,  niariner,  dwl  22  Washington 
Petersen  Christian  G.,  trimmer  with  H.  Behrendt& 

Co.,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Petersen  Hans,  captaiu  sloop  Sarah  Pratt,  dwl  20 

Frederick 
Petersen  Henry,  compositor  Abend  Post,  dwl  1105 

Montgomery 
Petersen   Henry,   laborer,    dwl  cor  Lombard  and 

Gough 
Petersen  Jens,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Petersen  John,  captaiu  sloop  Hector,  Commercial 

St.  Wharf 
Petersen  John,  mariner,  dwl  45  Sacramento 


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Petersen  John  N. ,  drayman  with  P.  L.  Weaver,  dwl 

cor  Howiud  and  Lafayette 
Petersen  Lorentz,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Petersen  Louis,  restaurant,  dwl  NE  cor  Davis  and 

Jackson 
Petersen  Nels,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Petersen  Niels,  manner,  dwl  7  Washin}?ton 
Petersen   Peter,   barlieeper  with   Henry    Cline,    5 

Mission 
Petersen  Peter,  grocer,  dwl  Vincent  bet  Union  and 

Gieen 
Petersen  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 
Petersen  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Petersen  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Petersen  Peter,  porter  Olympic  Lodgings,  NE  cor 

Kearny  and  Clay 
Petersen  Samuel,  mariner,  dwl  .531  East 
Petersen  Theodore,   clerk   Pliiladelphia  Brewery, 

dwl  507  Mission 
Petersen  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 
Petersen  &  Co.,  f  Charles  A.  Petersen  and  Lndvi^ 

KosierJ  Union  Soap  Factory,  cor  Mission  and 

Tenth 
Peterson  Adolph,  mariner,  dwl  262^  Clementina 
Peterson  Albert,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Peterson  A.  M.  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  217  Third 
Peterson  Anders,  tailor,  dwl  1021  Pacific 
Peterson  Andrew,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Peterson    Andrew,  (DeWM  &   P.J  res    Oakland 

Point 
Peterson  Andy,  tanner  with  Duncan  &  Warren,  dwl 

cor  Eighth  and  Brannan 
Peterson  Anton,  silversmith  with  Koehler&  Ritter, 

dwl  23  Dupont 
Peterson  Arthur   S.,   groceries  and   provisions,  25 

Kearny,  dwl  2  Vernon  Place 
Peterson  August,  blacksmith  with  Caseboltifc  Kerr, 

dwl  711  Geary 
Peterson  Augustus,  drayman  with  E.  E.  Morse 
Peterson  Baninis,  tanner,  dwl  N  bet  Eleventh  and 

Twelfth  Avenues,  South  S.  F. 
Peterson  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  270  First 
Peterson  Charles,  mtiriner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Peterson  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Peterson  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  120  Shipley 
Peterson  Charles,  tailor,  dwl  Trinity  Court 
Peterson  Chai  les,  winemixer,  dwl  107  Fifth 
Peterson  Charles  A.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 

Folsom  and  Twenty  seventh 
Peterson  Charles  H.,  clerk,  dwl  3  Liberty 
Peterson  Chwrles  W.,  laborer  with  Erzgraber  & 

Goetjen,  dwl  NW  cor  Fifth  and  Tehama 
Peterson  Ciiristian.  mariner,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Peterson  Clans,  ( Keltiiig  &  P.J  dwl  57  Jessie 
Peterson   Edward,  coppersmith   with  Charles  W. 

Smith,  dwl  11  Pacific 
Peterson  Enewald,  clerk  with  William  Shiels,  dwl 

34  Ellis 
Pete<Bon  Frank,  cook,  dwl  617  Vallejo 
Peterson  George  F.,  cabinetmaker  with  H.  Horst- 

mann  &  Co.,  dwl  3  Lafayette  Place 
Peterson  George  H.,   machinehand  with  Miller  & 

Haley,  dwl  343  Fremont 
Peterson  George  W.,  artist,  dwl  933i  Howard 
Peterson  George  W.,  {Ward  <Sc  Co.)  302  Mont 
Peterson   G.   H.  bookkeeper  with   Daly  &  Ward, 

dwl  N  8  Green  l)et  Larkin  and  Hyde 
Peterson   Gustaf,  jeweler  with  D.  W.  Laird,   dwl 

1016  Pacific 
Peterson  Gustavus,  drayman,   dwl  Lyon  nr  Court- 
land  Avenue 
Peterson  Gustavus  H.,  bookkeeper,  dwlN  s  Green 

bet  Hy<le  and  Larkin 
Peterson  Hans,  boilermaker,  dwl  170  Minna,  rear 
Peterson  Henry,  boatman,  dwl  14  Folsom 
Peterson  Henry,  butcher  with  D.  Bronimer  &.  Co., 

dwl  IK  Clara 
Peterson  Henry,  laborer  with  Dana  &  Codington, 
dwl  cor  Lombard  and  Franklin 


Peter  Henrv,  photographer,  dwl  210  Steuart 
Peterson   llenry,  waiter  with   Alers  &  Lehmkuhl, 

dwl 722  Montgomeiy 
Peterson   Henry   K..  machine  hand  with  Miller  <fc 

Hitley.  dwl  318  Pine 
Peterson  Howard,  sashmaker  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  343  Fremont,  rear 
Peterson  .Tames,  boatman,  bds  Berry  nr  Third 
Peterson  James,  foreman  Cal.  Sugar  Refinery,  dwl 

NW  cor  Folsom  and  Twenty-third 
Peterson   John,   baker  with  William  Hessler,  dwl 

030  Vallejo 
Peterson  John,  jeweler  with  Cal.  Jeweliy  Co.,  dwl 

811  Stockton 
Peterson  John,   laborer   Cal.   Sugar  Refinery,  dwl 

E  8  Chesley  nr  Harrison 
Peterson  John,  laborer  with    John  Pearson,   dwl 

Fifth  Ave  nr  Railroad  Av 
Peterson  John,  machinist   with  Jonathan  Kittredge 
Peterson  John,  mariner,  dwl  242  Fremont 
Peterson  John,  seaman,  dwl  129  Folsom 
Peterson  John,    stevedore,    dwl  W    e    Spear  bet 

Howard  and  Folsom 
Peterson  John,  tailor  with   Eugene   Boucher,  537 

Sacramento 
Peterson  John,  waiter  with  Bertz  &   Co.,  dwl  29 

Jessie 
Peterson  John,  (Enqnist  &  P.J  dwl  33  Sacramento 
Peterson  John  F.,  porter  Frnnk's  Building 
Peterson  John    H.,    (Howland    df    Co.)    dwl  210 

Steuart 
Peterson  John  N.,  drayman  with  Jacob  Nibbe,  dwl 

1406  Polk 
Peterson  John  N.,  special  policeman,  dwl   cor  Fif- 
teenth and  Howard 
Peterson  Jonas  M..  carpenter,  dwl  56  Minnn,  rear 
Petei-son  Joseph,    blacksmith    Golden    State    Iron 

Works,  dwl  125  Main 
Peterson  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  325  Vallejo 
Peterson  K.,  saddler,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Peterson    L.,  seaman,  dwl   SVV   cor  Hartman  and 

Lombard 
Peterson  Lewis,  tinsmith  with  Osgood  &  Stetson, 

dwl  533  Geary 
Peterson   Ludwig,  (Johnson  &  P.J  dwl   NE    cor 

Davis  and  Jackson 
Peterson  M,,  watchmaker  with  H.  M.  Lewis,  dwl 

123  Sacramento 
Peterson  Mary  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  510  Dupont 
Peterson  Nicholas,  pile(iriver,  dwl  617  Davis 
Peterson   O.,    (Peterson  &    Stuhr)   50   California 

Market 
Peterson  OlofT,  (Olson  ^  P.J  dwl  1110  Battery 
Peterson  Paul,  l>roommaker  with   Roesler  &  Har- 

wood,  dwl  353  Jessie 
Peterson  Peter,  hroommaker  with   Roesler  &  Har- 

wood,  dwl  20  Tehama 
Peterson  Peter,  captain  schooner  Louisa  Morrison, 

office  87  California  Market 
Peterson  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  7781  Harrison 
Peterson  Peter,  machinist,  dwl  109  Minna 
Peterson   Peter,  mariner,  dwl  junction  California 

and  Market 
Peterson  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  250  Spear 
Peterson  Peter,  safemaker  with  Kittredge  &  Lea- 

vitt,  dwl  S  8  Minna  nr  New  Montfjomery 
Peterson  Peter,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co. 'a  S. 

S.  California 
Peterson  Peter  A.,  woodmolder  with  N.  G.  Norden, 

dwl  627  Brannan 
Peteison  Peter  G.,  expressman,  dwl  906  Filbert 
Peterson  Peter  O.,  clerk  with  John  Anderson,  407 

Drumra 
Peterscm  Richard,  coffee  saloon,  dwl  112  Steuart 
Peterson  Samuel  O.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Guerrero 

nr  Sixteenth 
Peterson  Siebert,  expresswagon,  dwl  S  s   Precita 

Av  nr  Mission 
Peterson  Sophia,  (widow)  dwl  464  Minna 


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Peterson  Soren  B.,aji:ent  Sacramento  Line  Packets, 

otiice  46  Clay,  dwl  141  Silver 
PelersdiiThotniis,  niaiiner.  dwl  32  Stenart 
PetPison  Thomas,  sliiplmilder,  dwl  163  Silver 
Peterson  William,  deckhand  stmr  Kalorama,  Wash- 
ington St.  Whaif 
PETERSON  &  STUHK,  fO.  Peterson  and  Henry 

SlvhrJ  oyster  saloon,    50  and  51    California 

Market 
Peterson. — SeePeaterson,  Petersen  nnd  Petterson 
PETIBEAU  EDWAKD,  apothecary,  lli6rolsom 
Petit  Jacques,  New  York  Baths,  7.38  Pacific 
Petit  Lavina  Mrs.,  compositor   California   Farmer, 

dwl  NW  cor  Sansom  and  Washinjiton 
Petit  Louis,  waiter,  1.35  Sansom,  dwl  329  Second 
Petit  Martraiita,  (widow)  fruits,  133  Post 
Petit  Pierre,  t-aloon,  1029  Dupont 
Petors  v.,  cellarman  S.  F.  Stock  Brewery,  dwl  W  s 

Mason  bet  Francisco  and  Chestnut 
Petra  Sihrian,  (widow)  dwl  539  Vallejo 
Petrarchi  Francis,  real  estate  ajfent.dwl  1421  Taylor 
Petri  Adam,  caipenter,  dwl  225  Jessie 
Petri  John,  cutler  with  Will  <fe  Finck,  dwl  522  Fil- 
bert 
Petri  John,  waiter  Chicago  Hotel,  218  Pacific 
Petri  Theodore,  packer  withHelbiug  &  Straus,  100 

Battery 
Petrissant  tierre,  porter  with  I.  Landsberger  <fe  Co., 

dwl  lUSKearnv 
Petro  Aristotle,  ehophouse.  205  Third,  dwl  210  Third 
Petry  Charles,  tailor,  dwl  10  Card  Alley 
Pettee  Charles,  dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and  Stockton 
Pettee  Jolm,  bookkeeper  Black  Diamond  Coal  Min- 
ing Co.,  dwl  W  8  Fair  Oaks  nr  Tv^enty-fourth 
Pettenati   Peter,  groceries  and  liquors,  539  Broad- 
way 
Petterson  Martin,  tinsmith,  dwl  13o4  Pacific 
Petterson  William,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Petterson. — See  Peterson 
Pettigrew  Charles  W.,   bookkeeper  with  John   G. 

Hodge  &  Co.,  res  Oakland 
PETTIGREW  WILLIAM  J.,  general  superintend 

ent  Pacific  Division,  LifeAssociatiou  ofAmerica, 

office  320  California,  res  Oakland 
Pettinelli  Thomas,  laborer,    dwl   Ws  Naloma  bet 

Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Pettinger  Peter,  carpenter,  dwl  519  Bush 
Pettintrill  John,  dentist,  dwl  1104  Pine 
PETTINOS   GEORGE   F.,  professor  music,    dwl 

NW  cor  Second  and  Silver 
Pettinos  Leonard  C,  attorney  at  law  and  night  clerk 

S.  F.  Postoffice,  dwl  109  Silver 
Pettinos  Margaret,   (widow)   furnished   rooms,  146 

Second 
Pettis  Valentine,  slioemaker  with   Beers,  Blair  &. 

Maynard,  dwl  6  Mary  Lane 
Peltit  Ann  M.  A.,  (widow)  dwl  311  Brannan 
Pettit  Charles,  laundry,   N  s  Bush  bet  Devisadero 

and  Broderick 
Pettit  George,  clerk  with  L.  H.  Bailey,  dwl  1  Bren- 

ham  Place 
Pettit  Louis,  waiter,  dwl  231  Sec.ond 
Pettit  Richard,  plasterer,  dwl  106  Bernard 
Pettit  William  H.,  apothecary,  dwl  40  Minna 
Pettit  &  Co.,  (Jared   C.   Burdickj   manufacturere 

car,  machine  and  axle  oil  and  axlegrease,  209 

Drumm 
Pettitt  George,  upholsterer,  dwl  655  Mission 
Petty  David,  pressman  with  H.  C.  Hudson  &  Co., 

dAvl  2216  JIason 
Petty  George  S,,  laborer,  dwl  237  Minna 
Petty  Louis,  shoemaker  with  1.   M.   Wentworth  &. 

Co.,  dwi  Fell  nr  Franklin 
Petty  Sarah  S.,  (widow)  dwl  155  Perry 
Petty  William,  driver  Omnibus  R.  R. 
Peverada  Charles,  saloon,  1402  Dupont 
Pewn  Charles,  waiter  with  Sylvester  Callabota.dwl 

3l6Fol80m 
Peyre  Vincent,  cook  French  Hospital 


Peynmnin  Edward,  (Pcyronnin  if  VidalJ  dwl  319 

Third 
Peyronnin    &    Vidal,    (Edward.      Pcyronnin   and 

Etienne  VidalJ  liquors,  319  Third 
Peyser  Herman,  exchange  broker,  oHice  510  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  809  Vallejo 
Peyser  Jacob,  clothing,  hats  and  caps,  239  Third 
Peyser  Joseph,  expressman,  dwl  140C  Dupont 
Peyser  Louis,  tailor,  1009  Folsom 
Peyser  M.  W.,  carrier  Bulletin,  dwl  958  Folsom 
Peyser  Simon  A.,  (  Tli£odore  Licberman  &  Co. J  dwl 

313  Eddy 
Peyser. — See  Peiser 

Pezold  Marcus,  confectionery,  738  Market 
Pezz.oli  Joseph,  bricklayer,  dwl  314  Pacific 
Pfaff  Albert,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co.  dwl 

N  s  Sacramento  bet  Bukerand  Broderick 
Pfaff  Anna  Mrs.,  dwl  10  John 
Pfatf  Annie  D.  Miss,  saleswoman,  dwl  10  John 
Pfaff  Henry,  cai;penfer,  1411  Stockton 
Pfaff  Heni'y  T.,  porter  with  John  Van    Bergen  <fe 

Co.,  dw'l  Ws  Octavia  bet  Fell  and  Oak 
Pfatf  William,  milkman,  dwl  N  s  Sacramento  bet 

Broderick  and  Baker 
Pfefferle  Adam,  ( Pfejferle  &  SagehornJ  dwl  Chi- 
cago Hotel 
PFEFFERLE  &  SAGEHORN,  rAJam   Pfefferle 

and    William    Sagchorn)  proprietors   Chicago 

Hotel,  218-222  Pacific 
Pfeifer  William,  confectioner,  dwl  728  Market 
Pfeitfer  Casper,  clerk  with  John  Taylor  &.  Co.,  dwl 

W  s  Dupont  nr  Filbert 
Pfeitter  E.  J.,  apothecary,  210  Post 
Pfeifier   Frederick,  ( Pfeiffer  Si-    Go.)  dwl  E  s  Fair 

Oaks  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Pfeiffer  Fritz,  butcher  with    Fred  Katz,  dwl  1008 

Union 
Pfeiffer  John,  merchant,  dwl  325  Sutter 
Pfeiffer  John  W.,  locksmitli,  758  Clay 
Pfeiffer  Louis,  shoecutter,  dwl  231  Jessie 
Pfeiffer  Philip,  saloonkeeper,  dwl 518  Green 
Pfeiffer  Thekla,  (widow)  dwl  1133  Clay 
Pfeitter  &  Co.,  (Frederick  Pfeiffer,  Geor<re  Rotcn- 

kolber   and    William   Lehman/  bootfitters,  cor 

Rassette  Alley  and  Dupont  Place 
Pfersdorff  Hugo,  local  agent  Occidental  Ins.  Co., 

dwl  SE  cor  Union  and  Mason 
Pfirter  Jacob  J.,  ( Pfirler  &  Hock)  dwl  E  s  Valen- 
cia bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Pfirter  &  Hock,  (Jacob  J.  Pfirter  and  Henry  Hock) 

brewery,  E  s  Valencia  bet  Fifteenth  and   Six- 
teenth 
Pfister  A.  &  Co.,  (Martin    Waterman)  produce 

commission.  111  Clay 
Pfister  Adolph,  (A.  Pfxter  &  Co.)  res  San  Jos^ 
Pfister  Chretien,   hairdressing  saloon,    wiginaker, 

perfumery  and  human  hair,  221  Montgomery, 

dwl  Russ  House 
Pfister  Conrad,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  825  Post,  rear 
Pfister  Jacob,  clerk,  605  Kearny,  dwl  8  John 
Pfister  Samuel  F.  Mrs.,  parasolmaker,  dwl  554  Na- 

toma 
Pfisterer  Julius,  gunsmith  with  John  Bach,  dwl  243 

Stevenson 
Pttanbaum    Charles,    foreman    with    McMillan    &, 

Kester,  dwl  716  Front 
Pfluger  Herman,  watchmaker  with  Peter  A.  Mag- 
nus, dwl  125  Sacramento 
Pflum  Wolf,  butcher  with   Frank  J.  Boiler,  dwl  37 

Hinckley 
Pfoertner  Charles,  bootmaker,  NW  cor  Jones  and 

Post,  dwl  19  Lewis 
Pfohl  Peter,  hostler  Philadelphia  Brewery,  dwl  228 

Second 
PFORR  JOHN,  real  estate  and  house  and  money 

broker,  office  328  Montgomery,  dwl  270  Jessie 
Pfunder  George  E.,  barkeeper,  SW  cor  Sacramento 

and  Kearny 
Phair  Joseph,  printer,  dwl  763  Howard 


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Pliiiir  Robert,  plasterer,  dwl  E  8  Jones  nr  Post 

Pliaii'  Tboiiias,  collector  and  business  a^'ent,  office 
40-2  Mdntfionieiy,  dwl  Hall  Place  nr  Jackson 

Pliair  Thomas,  gardener,  dwl  270  Tehama 

Phiilan  James  E  ,  salesman,  dwl  Hrooklyu  Hotel 

Plialeii  John,  waiter  with  A.  A.  Jenniiif^s 

Pliaro  John,  carpenter,  dwl  745  Market 

Pbarrer  Charles  O.,  bookkeeper  w-ith  Brocas,  Per- 
kins &  Frank,  dwl  SE  cor  Mont  and  Broadway 

Phayer  Frank,  cleric  with  Maybew  &  Wenzell,  dwl 
N  VV  cor  Fourth  and  Howard 

Phayr  Moses,  carpenter,  dwl  cor  Hyde  and  Green- 
wich 

Pheenie  Nellie  Mrs.,  actress  Califoruia  Theater,  dwl 
417  Bush 

Phelan  Edward,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 
S.  S.  Moses  Tavlor 

PHELAN  GEORGE  E.,  agent  Pbelau  &  Col- 
lender's  standard  American  billiard  tables,  541 
Market,  dwl  Lick  House 

Phelau  James,  contractor,  dwl  1-523  Leavenworth 

PHELAN  JAMES,  president  First  National  Gold 
Bank  of  San  Francisco,  office  NVV  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Sacramento,  dwl  Lick  House 

Pheliin  Joseph  J.,  wei^rhclerk  with  Arthur  M.  Eb- 
hets,  dwl  N  s  Riley  bet  Taylor  and  Jones 

Phelun  Joseph  P.,  attorney  at  law,  office  513  Jack- 
son, dwl  N  8  Sac  bet  Lagnna  and  Octavia 

Pheliin  Michael,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Shipley  nr 
Tenth 

Phelan  Michael  J.,  (Phelan  &  Co. J  Tea  Oakland 

Phelan  Patrick,  printer,  dwl  20  Clara 

Phelan  Patrick,  teamster  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co., 
dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 

Phelan  Patrick,  ('/^o/jo/iwe  &P.J  dwl  283  Stevenson 

Phelan  Peter,  boilermaker  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 
154  Tehama 

Phelan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Dolores  bet 
Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 

Phelan  Tniiothy,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 
dwl  N  s  California  nr  Fillmoi'e 

Phelan  &  Co.,  (Michael  J.  Phelan)  lithographers, 
SE  cor  Sacramento  and  Leidesdorft" 

Phelps  Abner,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  cor  Page  and 
Devisadero 

Phelps  Alanson  H ,  salesman  with  Thomas  H. 
Sellty  &  Co.,  (and  Phelps  Bros. J  dwl  1510 
Jones 

Phelps  Augustus  E.,  (W.  S.  Phelps  &  Co.  and 
Phelps  Bros. J  dwl  1205  Pacific 

Phelps  Brothers,  (  W  S.,  Augustus  E.  andAlanson 
H.J  S.  F.  Screw  Bolt  Works,  13  and  15  Drumm 

Phelns  Charles  H.,  clerk  Custom  House,  dwl  314 
Fifth 

Phelps  Charles  H.,  clerk  with  George  A.  Nourse, 
res  Oakland 

Phelps  D.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 

Phelps  Daniel  T.,  foreman  with  W.  S.  Phelps  &  Co., 
dwl  1506  Leavenworth 

Phelps  Dudley  G.,  teamster  California  Mills,  dwl 
328  Main 

Phelps  Eliza  T.,  (widow)  dwl  11  Kearny 

Phelps  Emma  E.  Mrs.,  lodgings,  837  Broadway 

Phelps  F.  H.,  U.  S.  Navy,  dwl  Park  Avenue 

Phelps  John  B.,  brickmasou  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint, 
dwl  931  Folsom 

Phelps  Joshua  Rev.,  dwl  .39  Fifth 

Phelps  Lorenzo  A.,  woodturner  with  Armes  <fe  Dal- 
lam, dwl  W  8  Kentucky  nr  Nebraska 

PHELPS  TIMOTHY  G.,  collector  port  San  Fran 
cisco,  office  Custom  House,  third  floor,  dwl 
Grand  Hotel 

Phelps  Tracy,  expressman,  NW  cor  Broadway  and 
Stockton,  dwl  NB^  cor  Broadway  and  Dupont 

Phelps  William,  stevedore,  dwl  134  Steuart 

Phelps  William  S.,  ( W.  S.  Phelps  &  Co.  and 
Phelps  Bros.)  dwl  1203  Pacific 

Phelps  Willi, im  W.,  bookkeeper  with  Lyon  <fc  Co., 
dwl  39  Fifth 


Phelps   W.  S.  &  Co.,  (Augustus  E.  Phelps)  ship- 

smiths,  13  and  15  Druniin 
Phelps  &  Blanding,  (Charles   W.  Phelps   and  Ed- 
ward  .J.  Blanding)  real  estate  agents,  14  Mer- 
chants' Exchaufje 
PHENIX    INSURANCE    CO.,    Brooklyn,    New 
York,  (fire  and   marine)   R,  B.  Swain  &  Co., 
agents,  office  314  California 
Phetteplaoe  Nathaniel,  helper  with  Nathan  P.  Hop- 
kins, dwl  679  Market 
Phil  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  568  Stevenson 
PHILADELPHIA  BOARD  UNDERWRITERS, 

A.  T.  Fletcher  airent,  office  318  Califoiiiia 
PHILADELPHIA    BREWERY,    John    Wieland 

proprietor,  228  and  230  Second 
Philadelphia  House,  John   Knack   proprietor,   421 

and  423  Bush 
Philhin   Thomas,   bricklayer,   dwl   404  Shipley 
PhilbrickCharles,  printer  Examiiier,dwl  1609  Mason 
Philbrick  Richard,  teamster  with  R.  «&  J.  Morton, 
Philbrick  Thomas,  teamster  with  James  K.  Prior 
Philibert  Emile,  laborer,  dwl  516  Pacidc 
Philibert  Serrant,  cook,  530  Merchant,  dwl  51 G  Pac 
Philip  Emile,  clerk  with  Sevin  Vincent,  res  Brook- 
lyn, Alameda  County 
Philip  Ferdinand,  laborer,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Philip  Jacob  M.,  (Morris  Speyer  iSf  Co.)  res  Ham- 
burg 
Philip  Louis,  tailor,  210  LeidesdorfF,  dwl  922  Folsom 
Philipp   Louis,    hairdresser  with    A.    Dissat,    dwl 

Broadway  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Philipp  Martin,  bookkeeper,  409  Battery,  dwl  108 

Stxickton 
Philippe  Francis,  ^^(cAa7/a;<fc  P.ydw'll 413 Dupont 
Philippi  Anthony,  locksmith,  dwl  E  s  Twelfth  nr 

Howard 
Philippi   John,   dwl    E   s  Fillmore  bet  Ellis  and 

O'Farrell 
Philips  P.  James,  (P.  J.  Philips  &   Co.)  dwl  730 

Howard 
Philips  P.  J.  &  Co.,  (John  O.  French)  portable  gas 

lamps,  650  Market 
Phillip  Doi'a  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Max  Lichten- 

stein,  dwl  922  Folsom 
Phillip  Louis,  tailor,  dwl  922  Folsom 
Phillipi  L.,  carpenter,  dwl  617  Vallejo 
Phillippo  Giovanni,  brassfiuisher  with  M.  Dobrzen- 

sky,  dwl  518  Market 
Phillips  Aaron   F.,    (c(dored)    porter,    dwl    Miles' 

Court  nr  .Sacramento 
Phillips  Abraham,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Sixteenth  nr 

First  Avemie 
Phillips  Abraham,  painter,  dwl  729  Broadway 
Phillips  Addie   Miss,   (colored)    ladies'  hairdresser, 

dwl  1230  Pacific 
Phillips  Alexander,  boarding,  919  Battery 
PHILLIPS,  BROWN  &   CO.,    (Samuel   Phillips 
and  Walter  S.  Brown)  commission  merchants 
and  agents  manufacturers,  125  Sansom 
Phillips  Caroline,  (widow,  colored)  dwl  1230  Pacific 
Phillips  Charles,  drayman  with  Shed  &  Farian,  dwl 

311  Hayes 
Phillips  Charles  J.,  stockbroker,  office  40  Montgom- 
ery Block,  dwl  622  Green 
Phillips  Charles  M.,  night  clerk  S.F.  Post  office,  dwi 

509  Powell 
Phillips  Christopher  M.,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Devisa- 
dero bet  California  and  Sacramento 
Phillips  David  L.,  (Phillips,  Taber  4-  Co.)  dwl  620 

Ellis 
Phillips  Edward,  barkeeper  Bank  Exchange,  dwl 

807  Mission 
Phillips  Edward,  painter,  dwl  10  Park  Lane 
Phillips  Edward,  shoemaker,  204  Coninit-rcial 
Phillips  Elizabeth  W.,  (widow)  dwl  703  Taylor 
Phillips  Fitel,  merchant,  dwl  408  Stockton 
Phillips  George  W.,  waterman,  dwl  17  Fremont 
Phillips  Henry,  carpenter  with  C.  P.  R.R.  Co.,  dwl 
cor  Berivand  Madden 


The  directory  of  the  "  FEOFIjliS"  is  composed  of  the  best  business  men  of  California. 


C.  P   VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Hats  and  Caps. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [P]      DIRECTORY. 


625 


Phillips  Henry,  teamster  with  Miller  &  Hall,  dwl  32 

Spear 
Phillips  J.,  milkman,  dwl  SW  cor  Bdwy  and  Dup 
Phillips  James,  lather,  dwl  437  Minna 
Phillips  James  K.,  printer  with  John  H.  Carmany 

(fc  Co.,  dwl  NW  cor  Pine  and  Bnchauan 
Phillips  James  M.,  tailor,  dwl  .ifi  Minna 
Phillips  Jiimes  P.,  teamster,  dwl  164  Jessie 
Phillips  James    R.,    (colored)   porter    C.  P.  R.  R. 

sleepinjf  cars,  dwl  1230  PaciKc 
Phillips  J.   Biirke,    assistant    storekeeper    CuBtora 

Ilonse,  dwl  616  Third 
Phillips  Jerry,  clerk  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl 

liiiss  House 
Pbilliiis  Johanna,  (widow)  dwl  250  Spear,  rear 
Phillips  John,  cabinetmaker  with  George  B.  May 

&,  Co.,  dwl  510  Broadway 
Pliiliips  John,  laborer,  dwl  514  Geary 
Phillips  John,  mariner,  dwl  NW  cor  Drumm  and 

Ore^'on 
Phillips  John,  painter  with  Wason  &  Morris,  dwl 

E  s  Kolsom  bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Phillips  John,  stevedore,  dwl  340  Union 
Phillips  John  B..  attorney  at  law,  dwl  W  s  Cham- 

beis  Place  bet  Lombard  and  Greenwich 
Phillips  ,Iohn  B.  C,  bookkeeper  with  A.  L.   Ban- 
croft <fe  Co.,  dwl  1709  Mason 
Phillips  John  D. ,  mariner,  dwl  SW  cor  Twentieth 

and  Folsoni 
Phillips  John   H.,  (colored)   bootblack  with  Joseph 

C.  Chamberlain,  dwl  737  Pacific 
Phillips  Joseph,  drayman.  46  Clay,  dwl  28  Lewis 
Phillips  Joseph,  fisherman,  dwl  NE  cor  Washington 

and  Leavenworth 
Phillips  Joseph,  salesman,  410  Kearny,   dwl  754 

Bryant 
Phillips  Joseph  H.,  bricklayer,  dwl  Ridley  bet  Va- 
lencia and  Guerrero 
Phillips  Jo8e|)h  W.,  lithographic  printer  with  A.  L. 

Hancroft  &  Co.,  dwl  311  Hayes 
Phillips    J.    S.,    mining    and    consulting  engineer, 

assaver.  etc.,  423  Washington 
Phillips  K.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  510  Broadway 
Phillips  Lawrence,  commission  merchant,  dwl  754 

Biyaiit 
Phillips   Margaret  A.,  furnished  rooms,  HI  Morton 
Phillips  Mai  tin,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
Phillips  McE.,  teamster,  120  Clay,  dwl  Ss  Folsom 

nr  Tenth 
Phillips  Michael,  merchant,  dwl  324  Ellis 
Phillips  Myer,  glazier,  dwl  824  Jackson 
Phillips  N.  D.,  carpenter,  dwl  62  Shipley 
Phillips  N.  F.,  teacher  bookkeeping  Pacific  Basiuess 

College,  27  Post 
Phillips   Patrick,  stovemounter  with  Brittan,  Hol- 

brook  &  Co.,  dwl  Bryant  nr  Twenty-third 
Phillips   P.  F.,  salesman  with  T.  Colliiison,  dwl  14 

Slierwood 
Phillips  Phillip   S.,  marblepolisher  with  Quelet  & 

Morris,  dwl  754  Biyant 
Phillips  p.  T.,  (colored)  porter  C.  P.  R.  R.  sleeping 

cars,  dwl  1230  Pacific 
Phillijm  Robert  W.,  porterwith  Adam  &  Kibbe,  dwl 

SE  cor  Commercial  and  Montgomery 
Pliiliips  Samuel,  (PhilHps,  Brown  Sf  Co.)  res  New 

York 
Phillips  Samuel  G.,  special  policeman,  dwl  29  Com 
Phillips   Samuel  H.,  proprietor  Albion  House,  1320 

Stockton 
PHILLIPS,  TABER  <fe  CO.,  {David  L.  Phillips 

and  Jacob   S.   Tuber)  wholesale  grocers,   3i0 

Front 
Phillips  Theophilus  B.,  bootblack  with  John  Fleisch- 

nian,   dwl  14  Freelon 
Phillips  Thomas,  mate  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Aloses  Taylor 
Phillips  Thomas,  shipwright,  dwl  48  Ritch,  rear 
Phillips  Thomas,  stovemonnter  with  Brittau,  Hol- 

brook  &  Co.,  dwl  E  s  Bryant  nr  Twenty -third 


Phillips  Thomas,  teamster  with  William  Kerr,  dwl 

903  Battery 
Phillips   William,  machinist,   dwl  SE  cor  Bartlett 

and  Twenty-sixth 
Phillips  William  A.,   engineer   Nortli  Pac.  Trans. 

Co's  S.  S.   Oriflamme,  dwl  Fourteenth  Av   bet 

N  and  P,  South  S.  F. 
Phillips  William  J.,  brass  founder  with  W.  T.  Gar- 
rett &.  Co.,  dwl  cor  Fourteenth  Avenue  and  P, 

South    San  Francisco 
Phillips  William  J.,  packer  with  P.  D.  Code  &  Co., 

dwl  NE  cor  Hyde  and  Green 
PHILLP0TT8  THOMAS,   agent  Eberhardt  and 

Aurora  Mining  Co.,  (limited)  office  31)2  MoTit 
Phipps  Albert  B.,  f  Phippa  d;  F/ennikeua/id  Frazer 

&  Co. J  dwl  1118  Montgomery 
Phipps  Matthew  A.,   (colored)    bootblacking,    609 

Commercial,  dwl  9  Bernard 
Phipps  Samuel,  carpenter,  dwl  Codman  Place 
Phipps  Thomas,  haruessmaker,  665  Howard,    dwl 

061  Howaid 
Phipps  &.  Flenniken,    fA.  B.  Phipps  and  Robert 

Flenniken)  drygoods,  724  and  726  Montgomery 
Phister  Andrew,    (Phister  &  Kiltelbergcr)  dwl  2 

Monroe 
PHISTER  &  KITTELBERGER,  ( A  ndrc7o  Phis- 
ter  and    Charles   Kittelherger)  wines,  liquors 

and  punches,   NE  cor  Halleck  and  Leidesdorff 
PHCENIX  BUILDING,  SW  cor  Sausom  and  Jack. 

son 
PHCENIX  INSURANCE  CO.,(fire,Hartford,Conn.) 

R.  H.  Magill  manager,  office  424  California 
PHffiNIX  IRON   WORKS,   Jonathan   Kittredge 

proprietor,  18  and  20  Fremont 
PHCENIX   MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO., 

(Hartford,   Conn.)   Edward    P.    Giay    general 

asfent,  office  425  Kearny 
PHCENIX  OIL  WORKS,  Hatchings  &  Finlayson 

proprietors,  office  517  Front 
PHCENIX  QUICKSILVER  MINING  CO.,  Charles 

Langley  &  Co.  agents,  office  SW  cor  Clay  and 

Battery 
Phythian  H.  B.,  clerk,  dwl  850  Market 
Phylhian   R.  L.,  captain  U.  S.  Navy,  dwl  8.50  Mkt 
Piacentili  Tobio,   ( Piacenlili  &  Co.)    dwl  SE   cor 

Market  and  Sixth 
Piacentili  &    Co.,  (  Tobio  Piacentili  and  Giocomo 

Giacobello)  restaurant,and  groceries  and  liquors, 

20  Washington 
Piaggio  Andrea,  dwl  619  Broadway 
Piaggio  Augustino,  liquor  saloon  and  bowling  court, 

619  Broadway 
Piazza  House,  SVV  cor  Stockton  and  Jackson 
Picasso  Giacomo,  gardener,  dwl  3i4  Pacific 
Piccaroli  F.  G.,  woodcarver  with  George  B.  May  & 

Co.,   dwl   521  Union 
Pichoir  Henry,  cashier  with  Pioche  &  Bayerque, 

dwl  NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Pacific 
Pick   Charles,   agent  Commercial  Flour  Mills,  dwl 

649  Mission 
Pickens  James  E.,  metalroofer  with  Henry  G.Fiske, 

dwl  Everett  nr  Third 
Pickens  John,  dwl  258  Clementina 
Pickering   George,  teamster  with  John  R.  Sedgley, 

dwl  junction  Market  and  Page 
PICKERING  LORING,  (S.  F.  Bulletin  Co.)  dwl 

1018  Bush 
PICKERING  WILLIAM,  druggist  and  apothecaiy, 

SE  cor  Broadway  and  Stockton,  dwl  1312  Powell 
Pickersgill  W.  F.,  dwl  Branch  House 
Pickett  Andrew   G.,  bookkeeper  with  Marcus   C. 

Hawley  &  Co.,  dwl  215  Post 
Pickett  Charles  E.,  office  with  J.  B.  Harmon,  NW 

cor  Mont  and  Com,  dwl  311  Braimau 
Pickett  Don  C,  compositor,  dwl  1302  Taylor 
Pickett  E.  W.,  books  and  stationery,  530  Market, 

dwl  777  Market 
Pickett  Garrett,  (Pickett  &  Murray)  dwl  236  First 
Pickett  John,  bronzer,dwl  52  Louisa 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  110  Sansom  Street.  Tankee  Notions. 


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Pickett  John,  salesman  with  Alexander  &.  Co.,  dwl 

1-28  Eleventh 
Pickett  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  119  Morton 
Pickett  Thomas,   laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co..  dwl 

136  Dora 
Pickett  William,   (Pickett   &    Harrison)  dwl  829 

Broadway 
Pickett  William  Jr.,  compositor  New  Age,  dwl  1302 

Taylor 
Pickett  &.  Harrison,  f  William  Pickett  Sf  John   W. 

Hurrisou)    comraissiou    buyers    and  shipping 

ayrents,  318  Front 
PICKETT  &  },1VlRB.r\Y, (Garrett  Pickett  Sr  Jamen 

Murray/  proprietors  Cienientiua  St.  Livery  and 

Boardiiitc  Staliles,  16-18  Clementina 
Pickford  Jiilin,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  309  Sixth 
Pickles  Edmund,  machinist  Pacific  Iron   Works, 

dv^'l  1  Crook 
Picknell  John  W.,  longshoreman,  dwl  1.52  Steiiart 
Pico  Jose  R.,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  705  Howard 
Picot  Amedte  Mrs.,  dwl  828  Washington 
Pidancet  Adrien,   cooper  with  L.   Juzix,  dwl  SE 

cor  Fremont  and  Harrison 
Pidancet  Charles,  teamster  with  Joseph  Marchant, 

dwl  41.5  Fremont 
Pidancet  Sebastian,  scroll  sawyer  with  William  Har- 

deubnrgh,  dwl  408  Dupont 
Pidd  Charles,  laborer  witb  S.  V.  Water  Co. 
Pidwell  Charles  J.,  salesman  with  George  O.  Whit- 
ney &.  Co.,  dwl  1141  Folsom 
Pidweil  Cyril  T.,  salesman,  dwl  SE  cor  Mason  and 

Ellis 
Pidwell  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  1141  Folsom 
PIEDMONT    &    ARLINGTON    LIFE   INSUR- 
ANCE CO..  (Richmond,  Va.)  Ball  &   Ayres, 

general  ii gents,  office  315  California 
Piembo  Joseph,  wood  sawyer,  dwl  NE  cor  Kearuy 

and  Union 
i^Pieniug  Henrv,  longshoreman,  dwl  617  Davis 
Pieper   W.   H.,    notice   server   City    and    County 

Treasurer,  dwl  E  s  Franklin  bet  Fulton  and 

Grove 
Pierce  Alexander,  dwl  N  s  Linden  bet  Octavia  and 

Gougb 
Pierce  Alexander,  laborer,  dwl  414  Jones 
Pierce  Bridget,   (widow)  dwl  171  Jes.sie 
Pierce  Catharine,  dressmaker,  414  Jones 
Pierce  Charles,   special  policeman,  dwl  NE  cor  Sac 

and  Sansom 
Pierce  Charles  W.,  laborer,  dwl  416  O'Farrell 
Pierce  Dwight,   collector  with  Southern  Pacific  R. 

R.,  dwl  W  s  Guerrero  opp  Camp 
Pierce  Elery  G.,   drayman.   111   Washington,  dwl 

E  8  Downey  nr  Bryant 
Pierce  Elizabeth  Miss,  liquor  saloon,  117  P.icific 
Pierce  Ferdinand  C,  bookkeeper  with  J.  F.  &.  H. 

H.  Schafer,  dwl  2  Martha  Place 
Pierce  Frederick,  special  policeman,  dwl  153  Third 
Pierce  Frederick,  teamster  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

12  Natoma 
Pierce  George,  laborer  with   Israel  Richards,   dwl 

412  Post 
Pierce  George,  musician,  Ned  Buckley's  Varieties, 

dwl  719  Clay 
Pierce  George  L.,   mechanical  engineer,  office  216 

Bush,  dwl  561  Tehama 
Pierce  George  W..  laborer  with  H.  P.   Sonntag  &. 

Co.,  dwl  412  Post,  rear 
Pierce  Henry,  messenger  with  Cubery  &  Co.,  536 

Mnrket 
Pierce  Henrv,  paperhangerwith  Frank  G.  Edwards, 

dwl  S  s  California  nr  Kearny 
Pierce  Henrv,  (H.  Sf  \V.  Pierce)  dwl  712  Pine 
Pierce  Henry  B.,  clerk,  dwl  249  Ritch 
PIERCE  H.  &  W.,  loan  and   commision,  office 

728  Montgomery 
Pierce  Ignatius,  captain  bark  Clara  Bell,  Jackson 

St.  Wharf 
Pierce  Ira,  clerk,  dwl  712  Pine 


Pierce  James,  boot  maker  with  P.  O'Connor,  dwl 

532  Third 
Pierce  James  M.,  bookkeeper  with  E.  V.  Hathuway, 

dwl  308  Beale 
Pierce  James  P.,  mining,  office  315  California,  dwl 

SW  cor  Sixteenth  and  Capp 
Pierce  John,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Pierce  John,  miner,  dwl  Coso  House 
Pierce  John  W.,  longshoreman,  dwl  210  Wash 
Pierce  J.  S.,  bricklayer,  dwl  1114  Market 
Pierce  Lewis,  dwl  712  Pine 
Pierce  Luke,  driver  with  H.  P.  Sonntag  &  Co. 
Pierce  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  732  Harrison 
PIERCE  NELSON,    shipping  merchant,  and  pro- 
prietor Southern  Dispatch  Line  Packets,  office 

NW  cor  Cal  and  Davis,  dwl  711  Greenwich 
Pierce  Otis  S.,  salesman  with  N.  P.  Cole   &  Co., 

dwl  3  Martha  Plvice 
Pierce  Owen,  meller  S.  F.  Assaving  and  Refining 

Works,  dwl  12  White  Place  " 
Pierce   Patrick,  marbleworker  with  John  Daniel 

&  Co.,  dwl  1310  Larkin 
Pierce  Patrick,  switchman  Southern  Pacific  R.  R., 

dwl  cor  Mission  and  Potter 
Pierce  Peter,  chief  mate  North  Pac.Trans.Co.'s  S.  S. 

Orizaba 
Pierce  Salmon,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Pierce  Samuel,  tanner,  dwl  126  Shot  well 
Pierce  Samuel  Hiram,  bookkeeper  World  Mutual 

Life  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  273  Minna 
Pierce  Samuel  H.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  1.527  Wash 
Pierce  Samuel  S.  Jr.,  ( Sivain  &  P.J  dwl  814  Cal 
Pierce  Silas  G.,  woolgrower,  dwl  359  Bi-annan 
Pierce  Thomas,  shoemaker,  dwl  124  Sutter 
Pierce  Walter  S.,  teacher  music,  office  536  Market 
Pierce  William,  blacksmith  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

111  Pacific 
Pierce  William,  (H.  4-  W.  Pierce)  dwl  712  Pine 
Pierce  William  J.,  clerk  with  Thomas  Houseworth 

&,  Co.,  dwl  273  Minna 
Pierce  W.  L.  L.,  special  agent  World  Mutual  Life 

Insurance  Co.,  dwl  273  Minna 
Pierce. — See  Pearce  and  Peirce 
Piercey  Robert,  porter  Liverpool  and  London  and 

Globe  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  York  nr  Twenty-third 
Piercy  David  J.,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  940  Howard 
Piercy  John  C,  real  estate,  dwl  cor  Twenty  third 

and  Guerrero 
Piercy  Mary  Mrs.,  dwl  940  Howard 
Piercy  Samuel  W.,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  940  How 
Pierpont  James  Rev.,  pastor  Emanuel  Presbyterian 

Church,  dwl  306^  Sixth 
Pierre  John,  porter.  111  Battery 
Pierson  Benjamin,  clerk  Woodward's  Gardens,  dwl 

20  Montgomery 
Pierson  Edward,  engineer,  dwl  76  Bernard 
Pierson  George,  laborer,  dwl  129  Folsom 
Pierson  Henry,  boatman  Folsom  Street  Wharf,  dwl 

NW  cor  Folsom  and  Steuart 
Pierson  Isaac,   (colored)  jobwagon,  NW  cor  Mont 

and  Clay,  dwl  SE  cor  Jackson  and  Larkin 
Pierson  J.   E.  Miss,  physician,  office   and  dwl  30 

Kearny 
Pierson  John,  hog  ranch  and  tallow  refinery, NE 

cor  Sixteenth  and  Nebraska,  office  535  Cal 
Pierson  Joseph  D.,  carpenter,  1336  Washington 
Pierson  Joseph  T.,  compositor  Alta  California,  dwl 

1334  Washington 
Pierson  William   M.,   (Emmet,  Gallagher  &  P.) 

attorney  at  law,  office  N  W  cor  Montgomery  and 

Commercial,  dwl  833  Bush 
Pierson  William  W.  mariner,  dwl  NE  cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Bryant 
Pierson. — See  Pearson 
Piessala  Adelia,  (widow)  dwl  906  Filbert 
Pietila  John,  seaman,  bds  20  Commercial 
Pietrzycki  Marcel,  apothecary  German  Hospital 
Piggott  John,  bronzer  with  P.  R.  O'Brien,  dwl  52 

Louisa 


THE  FEOFIjSS  INSUBANCE  CO.  insures  against  Fire  and  Marine  hazards. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Clothing,  etc. 


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Pigne  Diipuytren  J.  B.,  physician,  office  and  dwl 

424  Suiter 
Pigott   James,   real  estate,  dwl  NE  cor  Fifth  and 

Clementina 
Piquet  Edward,  clerk  with  A.  Bore!  «fc  Co.,  dwl  615 

StocUton 
Pike  Ciiarles  R..  sbipcarpenter,  dwl  313  Taylor 
Pike  Edward   P.,   carpenter  with  S.  M.  Hills,  dwl 

1(101   Mason 
Pike  Jacot)   M.,   salesman  with  Weil  &  Co.,  dwl 

Temple  bet  Sanchez  and  Noe 
Pike  James  N.,  accountant,  dwl  722  California 
Pike  Samuel  B..  solicitor  Fireman's Fuud  Insurance 

Co.,  dwl  NW  cor  Capp  and  Twenty-thii'd 
Pilgrim  G.  F..  wlieelwrigLt  with  Edward  N.  Ack- 

ley,  dwl  18  First 
Pilgrim  Henry  K.,  sawyer  with  Miller  &.  Haley, 

dwl  320  Pine 
Pilkey  Robert,  liquor  cellar,  724  Pacific 
Pilkinuton  John  H.,  oculist  and  auri8t,officeanddwl 

4  Brenliam  Place 
Pillig  Jacob,  hairdresser  with  Latnpe  Bros.,  dwl  S 

8  Fnllon  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Pillin  Siduey,  enjiineer,  dwl  824  Filbert 
Pilling  Johu.  barber,  6131  Davis,  dwl  S  s  Pacific  bet 

Baker  and  Lyon 
PilUbury  Charles  E  ,  teamster  Pacific  RollingMills, 

dwl  E  B  Illinois  nr  Napa 
Pillebnry  Samuel   &   Co.,    manufacturers   washing 

fluid  and  blueintr,  414  Market,  dwl  1320  Cal 
PILOT  EXAMINERS,  (Board  of)  office  34  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
Pilot  George,  with  Larkins  &  Catania,  dwl  SW  cor 

Jackson  and  Kearny 
Pilots  Old  Line,  office  U.  S.  Court  Building,  NE 

cor  Wasliingtoii  and  Battery 
Pilsbury  Charles  J.,  {Marsh,  P.  &  Co.)  bds  Lick 

House 
Pilsbury. — See  Pilisbury 
Pilster  John,  ( Burking  &  Co.)  dwl  SW  cor  Bryant 

and  Ritcli 
Pilz  Jo.^ephine,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  2.5  Sixth 
Pinientel  James  M.,  Cosmopolitan  Photograph  Gal- 
lery, 523  Keainy,  dwl  713  Broadway 
Piuaglia  Giovanni,  laborer  with  D.  Ghirardelli,dwl 

429  Vallejo 
Pinch  John,  tinsmith  with   Osgood  &.  Stetson,  dwl 

761  Howard 
Pinch  John  F..  compositor,  dwl  761   Howard 
Pinchard  Jean  B  ,  (.1.  GaiUord  &  Co. ;  dwl  3  Taylor 
Pinching  Richard  L.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 

and  dwl  806  Howard 
Pinckney  Josepli,  expresewagon,  cor  Sac  and  Dup 
PincUney  Thomas  C,   clerk  auditing  department 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  933  Sacramento 
Plncott  Samuel,  pianomaker  with  William  B.  Fris- 

bee,  dwl   Dupout  nr  O'  Farrell 
Pincus  Morris, clothing.  302  Pacific 
Pinder  George  E.,  wood  and  coal,  429  and  431  Third 
Pinder  John,  laborer,  dwl  109  California 
Pine  Hans  H.,  sbipcarpenter,  dwl  cor  Fifteenth  and 

L,  South  S.  F 
Piuel  Jules,  (E.  G.  Lyons  <&  Co.)  dwl  1126  Folsom 
Pingstone  Albert  B.,  shoemaker  with  Patrick  Kelly, 

dwl  417  Broadway 
Pinheiro  Carlos,  steward  Lisbon  Honse,  1 16  Jackson 
Pink  Benjamin,  carpenter,  dwl  531  Bryant 
Pink  Henry,  insurance  agent,  dwl  535  O'Farrell 
Pinke  Ernest,  tinsmith,  dwl  1031  Montgomery 
Pinker  Julius,  laundry  agency,  646  Market,  dwl  231 

Slitter 
Pinkerton  Thomas  K.,  printer  with  M.  D.  Carr  & 

Co.,  dwl  SEcor  Shotwell  and  Twenty-second 
Pinkerton  W.  C.,  carpenter  and  builder,  3  Quincy 
Pinkbam  Benjamin  F.,  boatman,  cor  First  and  Bran- 
nan,  dwl  30  De  Boom 
Pinkham  Benjamin  F.  Mre.,  dwl  2  Anburn 
Pinkbam  Byi"on,    carpenter,  dwl   Mississippi   nr 
Santa  Clara 


Pinkham  Charles  H.,  compositor  Morning  Call,  dwl 

242  Jessie 
Pinkhnm  Frederick   W.,   coffee   manufacturer,  120 

Sbiplev,  dwl  23  Caroline 
Pinkham  George  A.,  dwl  cor  Santa  Clara  and  Mis- 
sissippi 
Pinkham  Jonathan  C,  shoemaker,  dwl  cor  Santa 

Clara  and  Mississippi 
Pinkham   Parker,  extraman   H.  Sc  L.  Co.  No.  1,  S. 

F.  F.  D.,  dwl  22  O'Farrell 
Pinkham  Richard,  carpenter  with  W.  T.  Garratt  & 

Co. 
PINKHAM  SETH,  secretary  Empire  M.  Co.,  SW 

cor  California  and  SaiL^om,  res  Oakland 
Pinkney  William  J.,  lanndiyman,  dwl  206  Steuart 
Pinkus  Mendal,  tailor,  204  Second 
Pinnel  Henry,  quartermaster  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Pinner    Robert,    ( Piniwr    <fc    McLean)    dwl    418 

Drumm 
Pinner  &  McLean,  {Robert  Pinner  and  John  Mc- 
Lean)   proprietors    New    Pacific    House,   418 

Drumm 
Pinney  Frank  B.,  boxmakerwith  Swan,  Dunbar  & 

Co.,  dwl  651  Howard 
Pinney  George  M.,  clerk  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  res  Oakland 
Piunix  Edward,  Captain,  dwl  Union  Cluh 
Pinto  Jacob,  clerk  with  William  E.  Loomis,  dwl  824 

Jackson 
Pinto  M.  A.,  musician  California  Theater,  dwl  110 

Sutter 
PINTO    MINING    CO.,  (White  Pine)  office  426 

Montgomery 
Pinto  Peter,  bootblack,  928  Market 
Pioche  F.  L.  A.,   {Pioche  &  Bayerqve)  dwl  806 

Stockton 
PIOCHE  &  BAYERQUE,  (F.  L  A.  Pioche)  im- 

poi'ters  and  real  estate,  SE  cor  Mont  and  Jack 
PIONEER,  (weekly)  Mrs.  Emily  Pitts  Stevens  ed- 
itor and  proprietor,  office  420  Montgomery 
PIONEER  CALIFORNIA  WINE  DEPOT,  E.  G. 

Lyons  &  Co.,  proprietors,  506  and  508  Jackson 
Pioneer  Homestead  Association,  office  506  Mont 
PIONEER  IRON  WORKS,  Kittredge  &  Leavitt 

proprietors,  225  and  227  Beale 
Pioneer  Land  and  Loan  Association,  office  413  Cal 
Pioneer  Malt  House,  Francis  Tilgner  proprietor,  E 

8  Stockton  nr  Bay,  F.  Scherr  agent,  511  Sac 
PIONEER  PAPER  MILLS,  S.  P.  Taylor  &  Co. 

proprietors,  office  41 6  Clay 
Pioneer  Petroleum   Refining  Co.,   (Santa  Barbara 

Co.)  office  512  Sanson) 
PIONEER  SALT  WORKS.  B.   F.  Barton  &  Co. 

proprietors,  office  211  and  213  Sacramento 
PIONEER  STEAM  MARBLE  W0KK8,  Michael 

Heverin  proprietor,  422  and  424  Jackson 
Pioneer  Union  Lumber  Yard,  NE  cor  Mission  and 

Spear 
PIONEER  WOOLEN  FACTORY,   Black  Point, 

Leooold  Cahn  manager,  office  115  Battery 
Piotrowiski  Korwin  R., storekeeper  Custom  House, 

dwl  920  Market 
Piper  Attalia  M.  Mrs.,  dwl  732  Howard 
Piper  Jerome  B.,  {Piper  &  Rice)  dwl  12  De  Boom 
Piper  John,  machinist  with  Isaac  H.   Small,  dwl  21 

Dupont 
Piper  Leon,  tanner  with  Simon  Hoffmann,  dwl  Fol- 
som nr  Twenty-eighth,  Bernal  Higbts 
Piper  Stephen  L.,  carpenter    and   builder,  dwl  cor 

Eighteenth  Av  and  J,  South  S.  F. 
Piper  Walter  J.  H.,   {Piper   if    Co.)  and  special 

policeman,  dwl  319  Jessie 
Piper  William  A.,  real  estate,  606 Montgomery,  dwl 

624  Market 
Piper  &  Co.,  {Waller  J.  H.  Piper  and  Alexander 

J.  Delatour)  decorators,  318  Pine 
Piper  &  Rice,  {Jerome   B.   Piper  and  Joseph  B. 

Rice)  brick  manufacturers,   office   Commercial 

St.  Wharf 
Piper. — See  Pieper 


JONSS,  FULIiMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Perfumery  and  Fancy  Soaps. 


REDINGTOK",  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Druggists'  Glassware,  eta 


530 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [P]      DIRECTORY 


POLICE  JUDGE,  office  17  City  Hall,  first  floor 
POLICE  JUDGE'S  clerk,  office  17  City  Hall,  first 

floor 
POLICE  JUDGE'S  COURT,  room  13  City  Hall, 

first  floor 
Politeo  Vincent,  maeter  mariner,  dwl  112  Freelon 
Polk  Robert  T.,  purser  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Oriziiba,  dwl  NW  cor  Sixth  and  Mission 
PoUak  John,  bookkeeper,  404  Bat.  dwl  2208Tavlor 
POLLARD  AARON,  proprietor  Orleans  Hotel,  117 

Post 
Pollard  Amos  P.,  market,  Fourteenth  Avenue  nr 

Railroad  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
Pollard  Charles  H.,    (Carl  H.  Hain  &   Co.)  dwl 

1012  Larkin 
PoUavd  Charles  J.,  lithographer  with  Britton  <t  Rev, 

525  Commercial 
Pollard  Isaac,  general  superintendent  Pollard  &Car- 

vill  Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  345  Brannan 
Pollard  John  M.,  bricklayer,  dwl  26  Eddy 
Pollard  Maigaret  E.  Miss,  (Pollard  i^  McGui^an) 

dwl  230  Fourth 
Pollard  Thomas,  bookkeeper  with  Macpherson  & 

Wetherbee,  dwl  20  Second  Avenue 
Pollard  Thomaf,   seaman,   dwl  Sansom  bet  Broad- 
way and  Vallejo 
POLLARD    &   CARVILL  MANUFACTURING 

CO.,  carriage  manufacturers,  180-184  Jessie 
Pollard  &  McGuigan,  (Margaret  E.  Pollard  and 
Bridget  McGuigan)  milliners  and  dressmak- 
ers, 230  Fourth 
Polley  Henry,  machinist  with  Samuel  Hill,  dwl  E  s 

Connecticut  nr  Mariposa 
Pollier  Paul,  laborer  San  Francisco  Glass  Works, 

dwl  9  Haggin 
Pollock  Adolph.jobwagon,  111  Bat,  dwl  247  Clem 
Pollock  David  H.,  clerk  with  Hecht  Bros.  &.  Co., 

dwl  139  Silver 
Pollock  James,  tailor,  dwl  921  Union 
Pollock  James  D.,  laborer  with  William  H.  Norton, 

dwl  N  8  Austin  nr  Goutfh 
Pollock  Mary  A.,  (widow)  dwl  619  Third 
Pollock  William  D..  compositor  with  Bacon  &  Com- 
pany, dwl  761  Howard 
Polski  Albert,  waiter,  229  Fourth,  dwl  329  Clem 
Polwarth  Alice  Mrs.,  dwl  14  Jansen 
Poly  Louie,  (8.  Poly  Sf  Co.)  dwl  27  Sixth 
Poly  S.  &  Co.,  (Louix  Poly  and  Simon  Clayburgh) 

wholesale  butchers,  Long  Bridge  nr  First  Av 
Poly  Solomon,  (S.  Poly  ^  Co.)  dwl  27  Sixth 
Pomeroy  David,  (Hobos,  Gilmore  &   Co.)  dwl  N  s 

Oak  bet  Franklin  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
POMEROY  J.  T.  &  CO.,   groceries  and  liquors, 

NW  cor  Third  and  Silver' 
Pomeroy  Julius  T.,  (J.  T.  Pomeroy  &  Co.)  dwl  712 

Howard 
Pomeroy  Sheldon,  barkeeper,  dwl  623  Broadway 
Pomroy  Samuel  S.,   (Tobin,  Davisson  &  Co.)  dwl 

923  Post 
Pomroy  William  R.,  master  mariner,  dwl  E  s  How- 
ard nr  Fifteenth 
Pou  Jib.  (Chinese)  merchant,  716  Dupont 
Pond  Edward  B.,  (Pond,  Reynolds  &  Co.^  dwl  413 

Stockton 
Pond  Greenleaf,  clerk,  dwl  410  Kearnv 
POND,  REYNOLDS  <fe  CO..  (Edward  B. Pond, 
Frank  B.  Reynolds  and  Samnel  More)  import- 
ers and   wholesale  dealers  wines  and  liquors, 
212  California 
Pond  William  C.  Re  v.,  pastor  Third  Congregational 
Church,  dwl  W  s  Valencia  bet  Nineteenth  and 
Twentieth 
Pons  Charlotte  Madame,  ladies'  wear  and  corsets, 

631  Sacramento 
PONTON  DE  ARCE  L.,  importer  cloths,  tailors' 

trimmings,  etc.,  626  Sacramento,  res  Oakland 
Pool  I.  Lawrence,  (Pool  ^  Harris  and  Howard  & 

P.y  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Pool  William,  steward,  1316  Taylor 


POOL  &  HARRIS,  (I.  Lawrence  Pool  and  Ed- 
u-in  Harris)  North  Point  Dock  Banded  Ware- 
house. Oriental  Bonded  Warehouse  and  P.  M. 
S.  S.  Co.'b  Gi'ain  Warehour^e,  ottices  SVV  cor 
Brannan  and  V'weX  and  North  Point  Dock 

Poole  Charles,  salesman,  14  Gearv 

Poole  E.,  waiter  Pacific  Hotel,  109  Pacific 

Poole  E.  A.,  captain  C.  S.  N.  Co.'s  stuir  Yosemite, 
dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Poole  John  P.,  dwl  ll2M;ison 

Poole  M.  M.,  railroad  agent,  dwl  319  Bush 

Poole  Patrick,  barkeeper  C.  S.  N.  Co.'s  stmr  Yo- 
semite 

Poole  Patterson  C,  clerk,  dwl  105  0'F'arrell 

Poole  Thomas,  mason,  dwl  NF>  cor  Kea'ny  and  Clay 

Pooler  Ruxton  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Filbert  nr 
Jones 

Pooley  Edward,  dwl  225  Fourth 

Pooley  John,  proprietor  Railroad  Hotel,  504  and 
506  Fourth 

Popa  Jacob,  cook  with  Hemme  &  Renter,  dwl  S  s 
Bush  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 

Popal  Hermina  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Miss  A.  F. 
Allen,  dwl  353  Jessie 

Pope  Andrew  J.,  (Pope  &  Talhotj  dwl  614  Folsom 

Pope  Augustus,  restaurant,  N  s  Brannan  bet  First 
and  Second 

Pope  Charles,  barkeeper  with  Herman  Duhne,  437 
Bush 

Pope  Charles,  groceries  and  liquors,  Presidio  Road 
bet  Van  Ness  Av  and  Franklin,  and  liquor 
saloon  NW  cor  Fillmore  and  Fiancisco,  dwl 
SE  coi-  Lombard  and  Van  Ness  Avenuo 

Pope  Charles  W..  bootfitter,  118  Sutter 

Pope  Ebenezer  R.,  porter  with  Green  &  Markley, 
dwl  808  Bush 

Pope  Frederick,  driver  with  Mayrisch  Bros,  dwl 
511  Chestnut 

Pope  George  W.,  dwl  607  Stockton 

Pope  Hiram,  assistant  foreman  with  William  E. 
Bridge,  dwl  226  Sutter 

Pope  Horace  E.,  dealer  postage  stamps,  6  Montgo- 
mery, dwl  1412  Mason 

Pope  Jacob,  cook,  dwl  439  Bush 

POPE  JOHNF.,  assistant  manager  Globe  Mut.  Life 
Ins.  Co.,  office  6  Montgomery,  dwl   1412  Mason 

Pope  Joseph  P.,  withdrawal  clerk  Cubtom  House, 
res  Oakland 

Pope  K.  E.,  bookkeeper  with  Dolteer  &  Carson, 
dwl  28  Ellis 

Pope  Samuel,  clerk  steamer  Alameda,  dwl  1312 
Hvde 

Pope  William,  cook  with  Charles  H.  Brickwedel, 
NW  cor  First  and  Brannan 

POPE  &  TALBOT,  (Andrew  J.  Pope  and  William 
C.  Talbot)  lumber,  and  proprietors  Victoria 
and  Puget  Sound  Packets,  Third  St.  Wharf, 
office  318  California 

Popenhauzer  William,  cabinetmaker  with  William 
G.  Weir,  dwl  36  Hayes 

Popp  A.,  meat  market,  1717  Stockton 

Popp  H.,  laborer  Cal.  Sug.  Refinery,  cor  Brannan 
and  Eighth 

Popp  Hermann,  liquor  saloon,  N  s  Hayes  bet  Lar- 
kin and  Polk 

Poppe  Charles,  manufacturer  cigars,  305  Battery, 

dwl  W  8  Sliotwell  nr  Twenty-third 
Poppe  Detlef,  longshoreman,  dwl  Vallejo  bet  Bat- 
tery and  Sansom 
Poppenberg  Robert  A.,  musician,  dwl  122  Page 
Popper  Charles,  shirt  manufacturer,  dwl  1061    Miss 
Popper  Leon,  carpenter.  N  s  Mission  nr  Niutb 
Popper  Max,  shirt  manufacturer,  431    Kearny,  dwl 

1061  Mission 
Popper  Simon,  shirt  manufacturer,  "327  Kearny,  dwl 

155  Clara 
Popper  Viet,  chiropodist,  office  20  Montgomery,  dwl 

323  J  Fifth 
Poppin  Charles,  upholsterer,  dwl  816  Mission 


Insure  ySur  Building,  Vessel,  or  Cargo,  in  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Importers  and  Jobbers. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [P]      DIRECTORY. 


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Porcari  Peter  A.,  carpenter.  N  8  Dnpont  Alley 
Pordier  Peter,  tailor,  dwl  223  Seventh,  renr 
Porep  Louis, watchmaker,  207  Fourth,  dwl  228  Bush 
Porperiito  F.,  foniectionery,  1313  Dupont 
Porpy  Tlioinas,  finislier  Mission  Woolen  Mille,  dwl 

\V  8  Shotwell  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
PORT  ORFORD  LINE   STEAMERS,   HoUaJay 

&  Brenham  ajjeiits,  office  217  Sansom 
Port  Orford, Navarro  and  Russian  River  Line  Pack- 
ets, office  21  Sieuart 
Poi't  Wardens,  Board  of,   ofTice  525  Front 
Portal  Baptists  A.,  laundry,  1142  Folsom,  rear 
I'orlall  Auffust,  cook  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Poiter  Addie  L.,  (widow)  dwl  303  Clementina 
PORTER  ASA  A.,  wines  and  liquors,  7  Merchants 

E.xfliantfe,  dwl  313  Geary 
Porter  Charles  B.,  (of  Bunker  &  Porter,  Pacheco) 

dwl  I4!5Jiick8on 
PORTER  DAVID,  wine  merchant,  531   and  533 

City,  dwl  1-114  Folsom 
Porter  Denman  C,  druggist  U.  S.  Navy,  dwl   433 

Clementina 
Porter  George  K.,  leather  and  hidedealer,  office  416 

Battery ,'dwl  418  Minna 
Porter  George  S.,  marine  surveyor  Occidental  lus. 

Co.,  res  Alameda 
Porter  George  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  11  Geary 
Porter  TTenry,  blacksmith  with   Nelson   &   Doble, 

dwl  3  Latham  Place 
PORTER,  HOLLADAY&  y^EY.K^/ Nathan  Por- 
ter, Samuel  Holladay  and  Edward  P.   Weeks) 

attorneys  at  law,  office  6-iO  Washington 
Porter  Horace, with  Asa  A.  Porter,dwl  1424  Mission 
Porter  James,  (  William  S.  Moss  &  Co.]  dwl  1609 

Mason 
Porter  Jennie  Mrs.,  dwl  740  Folsom 
Porter  John,  bricklayer  with  George  U.  Nagle 
Porter  John,  hostler'with  J.  B.  Dorr,  dwl  408  Bush 
Porter  John  T.,butterdealer,dwl  S  s  Jessie  nr  Ninth 
Porter  Joseph,  sawyer,  dwl  417  Clementina 
Porter  Nathan,  (Porter,  Holladay   Sj-     Weeks)  res 

Alameda 
Porter  Nathaniel  D.,  tobacco  and  cigars,  Larkin  nr 

North  Point 
Porter  Robert,  waiter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Porter  Samuel,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Jessie  nr  Ninth 
Porter  Thomas,  lumberman,  dwl   NE   cor   Mission 

and  Steuart 
Porter  Thomas  S.,  laborer,  dwl  San  Bruno  Road  nr 

Five-mile  House 
Porter  W.  F., waiter  New  York  Bakery, dwl  Branch 

House 
Porter  William  F.,  extraman  Hose  Co.  No.  4,  S.  F. 

F.  D.,  dwl  SE   cor  Bi'oadway  and  Scott 
Porter    William    F.,    machine   operator,    dwl    817 

Broadway 
Porter  William  H., bookkeeper  Widow  and  Orphan 

Fund  Life  Ins.  Co.,  res  Alameda 
Porter  William  H.,  refiner  S.  F.  Assaying  and  Re- 
lining  Works,  dwl  27  Lafayette 
Porter  William  J.,  bricklayer,  dwl  Old  San  Jose 

Road  nr  Six  M^le  House 
Porter  William  J.,  calker,  dwl  103  Freelon 
Porter  William  T.,  scenic  artist  California  Theater, 

dwl  323  Kearny 
Portillo  Nicholas,  clerk  with  William  Sohleiden,dwl 

1212  Kearny 
Portis  William,   blacksmith,   dwl   E   s   Boardman 

Place  ur  Brannan 
Portley  James,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Howard  bet  Twen- 
tieth and  Twenty  first 
PORTLAND  AND  SITKA  STEAMSHIP  LINE, 

Holladay  &.  Brenham  agents,  217  Sansom 
PORTLAND    AND    VICTORIA    STEAMSHIP 

LINE,  Holladav  &  Brenham  agents,  217  San 
PORTLAND    BOILER  WORKS,    Moynihan   &. 

Aitken  proprietors,  311  and  313  Mission 
PORTLAND  STEAMSHIP   LINE,  Holladay  & 

Brenl  am  agents,  217  Sansom 


Portman  George, carpenter  with  Pacific  Rolling  Mill 
Co.,  dwl  Potrero  Point 

PORTMANN  J.  H.  C,  soap  manufacturer, 
E  s  Channel  bet  Sixteenth  and  Brannan  Street 
Bridge,  office  210  Califoinia 

Portois  Fetev/Portois  (Jj-  I{illirt)dv;\  W  s  Stockton 
nr  Lombard 

Portois  &  Hillirt.  (Peter  Portois  and  Frederick 
Hillirt)  architects  and  engineers,  office  604 
Merchant 

PORTSMOUTH  HOUSE.Lewis  H.  Bailey  propri- 
etor, 1  Brenham  Place 

PORTUGUESE  BENEVOLENT  ASSOCIA- 
TION, 424  Sansom 

PORTUGUESE  PROTECTIVE  ASSOCIA- 
TION, office  109  California,  room  16 

Posert  Frank  H.,  printer  California  Demokrat,  dwl 
656  Mission 

Poska  Charles,  waiter,  dwl  NW  cor  Broadway  and 
Kearny 

Poener  Max,  (Posner  &  Crocker,  Hot  Springs, 
San  Luis  Obispo  Co.)  office  16  Sansom,  dwl 
109  Montgomery 

Posse  Joseph,  cook,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and 
Dupont 

Post  A.  H.,  operator  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 

Post  C,  liquor  saloon.  Pacific  Alley,  dwl  SVV  cor 
Broadway  and  Dupont 

Post  Frederick  L.,  assistant  registry  clerk  S.  F. 
Postoffice,  dwl  SE  cor  Gustavus  and  Sacra- 
mento 

Post  George  W.  L.,  butcher  with  William  K.  Die- 
trich, dwl  S  s  Tehama  bet  Third  and  Fourth 

Post  H.,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and  Dupont 

Post  H.  C,  driver  City  Railroad 

Post  James,  butcher,  dwl  257  Tehama 

Post  James,  (Kroger  Sf  P.)  dwl  NE  cor  Eighth 
and  Brannan 

Post  Jerome,  carpenter,  University  Mound  nr 
Henry 

POSTOFFICE  S.  F.,  NWcor  Battery  and  Wash- 
ington 

Post  Sanford.  carpenter,  dwl  29^  Third 

Post  Street  House,  207  Post 

Post  Victor  B.,  merchant,  dwl  303  Lombard 

Post  Victor  C.,  machinist  Miners'  Foundry 

Postal  Christopher,  laundryman  with  S.  F.  Laundry 
Ass'n,  dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 

Postal  John,  laundryman  with  S.  F.  Laundry  Ass'n, 
dwl  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 

Postay  Caroline,  skirtmaker,  dwl  1509  Mason 

Postel  Amandus,  porter,  302  Battery,  dwl  9  Hardie 
Place 

Postel  Isaiah,  cabinetmaker,  SE  cor  Market  and 
Seventh 

Postel  Peter  J.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Twenty-third 

Postel  Rudolph,  upholsterer  with  A.  Lenhart,  dwl 
338  Bush 

Postel  William,  driver,  335  Pine,  dwl  cor  Noe  and 
Twenty-fourth 

Poster  Christian,  clerk  with  Louis  Hazelquist,  dwl 
814  Jackfon 

Potel  Theobold,  clerk  with  Edward  Bonrsier,  dwl 
524  Merchant 

Potentini  Frank  A.,  waiter  with  Aristotle  Petro, 
dwl  205  Third 

Potet  Henri,  basketmaker  with  V.  Navlet,  dwl  SW 
cor  Dupont  and  Broadway 

Pothursky  John  W.,  barkeeper  with  Anthony  As- 
tredo,  dwl  1104  Stockton 

Potier  Numa  J.,  attorney  at  law,  office  728  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  25  Stone 

Potrero  &  Bay  View  Railroad,  depot  W  s  Ken- 
tucky nr  Sonoma 

Potrero  Land  Investment  Co.,  office  415  Mont 

Potron  Charles,  manufacturer  cigarritos,  SE  cor 
Kearny  and  California 

Potter  — ,  dwl  314  Bush 


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Potter  Abiatha  F.,  machinist  Beale  St.  Planing  Mill, 

res  Oakland 
Potter  Albert,  seaman,  dwl  Union  nr  Sanaom 
Potter  Albeit  F..  clerk,  113  Battery,  dwl  248  Clara 
Potter  Francis  E.,  laetmaker  with  Shepherd  &  Car- 
roll, dwl  442  Clementina 
Potter  Frank  T.,  real  estate,  dwl  215  Geary 
Potter   Frederick  W.,  sawyer  Beale   St.*  Planing 

Mill,  res  Oakland 
Potter  George,  laborer,  Ocean  Beach  Road,  1  mile 

from  Ocean  House 
Potter   Henrv   N.,   bookkeeper   with    George    W. 

Stewart  &  Co.,  dwl  208  Second 
Potter  Henry  R.,  (McCabe  (fc    P.)  and  inspector 

Custom  House,  dwl  519  Bush 
Potter  Jane,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  22  Kearny 
Potter  Jesse  S.,  clerk  with  Miller  &  Lux,  dwl  701 

Post 
Potter  John  H.,  cashboy  with  S.  Mosgrove,  dwl 

442  Clementina 
Potter  John  R.,  {Potter  &  Gove)  dwl  1814  Dupont 
Potter  Lvman  G.,  joiner  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'e  Wharf, 

dwl  248  Clara 
Potter    Thomas    L.,    bookkeeper    with    LeCount 

Bros.  &  Mansur,  dwl  21  Powell 
Potter  William,  teamster  with  John  B.  Goldstone, 

dwl  1051  Howard 
POTTER  &  GOVE,  (JohnR.  Potter  and  Andrew 

J.   Gove)    managers    Eureka    Warehouse,  cor 

Montgomery  and  Chestnut 
Pottet  Henry,  florist,  SE  cor  Twenty-first  and  Ala- 
bama 
Potthott'  Mary,  (widow)  lodgings,  34  Second 
Potts  Charles,  miner,  dwl  209  Kearny 
Potta  Izatus,  clerk  with  H.  M.  Newhall  &,  Co.,  dwl 

200  Ellis 
Potts  James,  cook  Lick  House 
Potts  Thomas,  stevedore,  dwl  569  Stevenson 
Potts  William  H.,  barkeeper  with  William  Mason, 

dwl  532  Pine 
Ponlsen  Jens  P.,  mariner,  dwl  156  Steuart 
Poulson  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
POULTNEY  GEORGE.  Tattersaira   Livery  Sta- 
ble. 524  Third,  dwl  320  Brannan 
POUI^D  KEEPER,  office  cor  Union  and  Van  Ness 

Avenue 
Pourcho   Frederick,  (Burmeiater  &    P.J  dwl  834 

Mission 
Ponzadoux   Louis,  upholsterer,  oil  cloths,  carpets, 

etc.,  1011  Stockton,  dwl  818  Broadway 
Ponzet  Celestin,  boottitter,  107  Morion 
Pouzet  Lucien,  bootfitter,  107  Morton 
Powell    Archibald,   dairyman,   dwl  S   8    Bush  bet 

Pierce  and  Scott 
Powell  Charles,  waiter  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Powell  Christopher,   laborer,  dwl   SW  cor  Mission 

and  Tweniy-first 
Powell  David,"  medical   student  with  Henry   Gib- 
bons, 26  Montgomery,  dwl  320  Minna 
Powell  Howell  A.,  attorney  at  law,  office  520  Mont, 

dwl  320  Minna 
Powell  James,  blacksmith   with  Kimball  Mannfac- 

turiiiK  Co.,  dwl  124i  Welsh 
Powell  James,  laborer,  dwl  Fair  Avnr  Cal  Av 
Powell  John,  driver  with  J.  Schweitzer  &  Co.,  dwl 

318  Jessie 
Powell  Joseph,  cook  with  John   Cordes,  dwl  NW 

cor  Broadway  and  Kearny 
Powell  Michael,  miner,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Powell  Patrick,  bootmaker  with   M.  Barry,  dwl  10 

Anna 
Powell  Richard  C,  porter,  425  Sacramento,  dwl  305 

Bryant 
Powell   Robert    B.,    clerk,    208    Battery,    dwl   12 

O'Farrell 
Powell  William  Charles,   clerk    with    Menzies   & 

Lowry,  dwl  113  Perry 
Powelson  John  P.,  expresswagon,  cor  Montgomery 

and  Washington,  dwl  1141  Union 


Power  James,  tinsmith  with   Brittan,  Holbrook  & 

Co.,  dwl  331  Geary 
Power  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Laguna  nr  Bush 
Power  R.,  laborer   with  M.   H.  Turrill,  dwl  2810 

Buchanan 
Power  Walter,  clerk,  dwl  724  Wasliinjjton 
Power  William,  laborer  with  Timothy  Driscoll,  dwl 

Natoma  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
Powers  Charles,  painter,  dwl  44  Jessie 
Powers  Charles,   sailloft,  209  Sacramento,   dwl  158 

Silver 
Powers  Charles  H.,  dwl  3  Ewer  Place 
Povrers  Daniel,   machinehand  with  Wells,  Russell 

&  Co.,  dwl  719^  Clementina 
Powers  David,  laborer  with   Klein  &   Bloch,dwl 

509  Howard,  rear 
Powers  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  1433  Taylor 
Powers  Edward,  driver  with  Klein  &  Bloch 
Powers  Edward,  laborer  P.   M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf, 

dwl  318  Main 
Powers  Edward,  plumber  with  J.  H.  O'Brien  &  Co. 
Powers  Frank  W.,  conductor  with  Potrero  and  Bay 

R.  R.  Co.,  dwl  Kentucky,  Potrero 
Powers  Frederick  H.,  clerk,  dwl  609  Folsom 
POWERS  GEORGE  H.,  oculist,  office  14  Kearny, 

dwl  1004  Pine 
Powers  Henry,  miner,  dwl  cor  Vallejo  and  Battery 
PowersJames,  calker,  dwl  161  Silver 
Powers  James,  gardener  with  I.  Friedlander,  dwl 

438  Bryant 
Powers  James  D.,  Hayes  Valley  Market,  S  s  Hayes 

nr  Polk 
Powers    James     M.,    marblecutter    with    Patrick 

Kelly,  dwl  921  Jones 
Powers  James  W. ,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  SE 

cor  Folsom  and  Twenty-seventh 
Powers  Jefferson,   helper  with   Kimball  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dwl  152  Silver 
Powers  John,  carpenter,  dwl  323  Minna 
Powers  John,  grocer,  dwl  1216  Union 
Powers  John,  peddler,  dwl  SE  cor  Beale  and  Fol- 
som, rear 
Powers  John,  porter   with    Wooster  &.  Shattuck, 

dwl  46  Clementina 
Powers  John,  proprietor  Qnincy  House,  81  Natoma 
Powers  John,  varuisher,  dwl  S  s  Bush  bet  Baker 

and  Lyon 
Powers  John,  (Powers  &  Jackaon)  dwl  921  Jones 
Powers  John  J.,  (Powers  &  Haley  J  dwl  1612  Stock 
Powers  Margaret  Miss,  lodgings,  28  First 
Powers  Marv  Miss,  dwl  Twelfth  Avenue  bet  Mand 

N,  Souili  S.  F. 
Powers  Michael,   groceries  and   liqnors,    NW  cor 

Eiglith  and  Clementina 
Powers  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Valencia  bet  Fif- 
teenth and  Sixteenth 
Powers  Nicholas,  baker,  dwl  169  Silver 
Powers  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  568  Mission 
Powers  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Fourteenth  bet 

Harrison  and  Bi-yant 
Powers  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  109  Pacific 
Powers  Thomas,  longshoreman,  dwl  .37  Minna 
Powers  Thomas  J.,  clerk  with  James  D.  Powers, 

5  s  Hayes  nr  Polk 

Powers  William,  laborer,  dwl  554  Natoma 
Powers  &  Jackson,  (John  Powers  and  A.  W.  Jack- 
son) cooperage,  N  s  Clark  nr  Drumm 
Powleson  William  L.,  engineer  with  Murphy,  Grant 

6  Co.,  dwl  14  Downey 

Powning  Joseph,  bookkeeper,  dwl   W  s  Iowa  nr 

Solano 
Powys  Thomas,  clerk  with  William  Robinson,  SE 

cor  Filbert  and  Sansom 
Poyer  James  H.,    (colored)  hairdresser  Cal.  Steam 

Nav.  Co's  stmr  Chrysopolis 
Poynter  Lizzie,  (widow)  dwl  28  Rincon  Place 
Pracht  August,  carpenter,  dwl  515  Pine 
PRACY  GEORGE  T..  machine  shop,  109   and  111 

Mission,  dwl  216  Harrison 


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Pisieeer  Leo,  BaleBinan  with  H.  Kaplan  &  Co.,  dwl 

1 1 1  Mason 
Prag  George  W.,  bookkeeper  with  Martin  Frag, 
dwl  816  Filbert 

Prajf  Martin,  stoves  and  tinware,  125  Clay,  dwi 
816  Filbert 

Prager  Abraham  J.,  drygoods,  825  Keamy,  dwl 
425|  Clementina 

Prager  lirotbers,  ( Larin  and  Hyman  M.)  clothing 
and  furnishing  goods,  823  Kearnv 

Prager  Hyman  M.,  {Prager  Brothers)  dwl  819 
Kearny 

Prager  Leopold,  salesman.  532  Sacramento 

Priiger  Lewis,  {Prater  Brothers)  dwl  819  Kearnv 

Prafil  Emil,  clerk  witb  Falkner,  Bell  &  Co.,  430 
California 

Pralil  Heniy  H.,  tailor  with  Henry  Zeitska,  dwl 
7-13  Howard 

Prairo  John  M.,  blacksmith  Pacitic  Iron  Works, 
dwl  lOi  Rausch 

Praizo  Jobn,  hairdresser  with  J.  Heinz,  dwl  6  Pol- 
lard Place 

Pras  Henry,  clerk  with  Frederick  Greiner,  NW  cor 
Sixth  and  Jessie 

Praiher  W.  J.  fPrather  &  Plomteaux)  res  Wood- 
land, Yolo  Co. 

Prather  ic  Plomteanx,  fW.  J.  P  rather  and  R.  J. 
Plomteaux)  dentists,  office  7  Kearny 

Pratt  Benjamin,  (Decker  <e  P.J  dwl  112  Eddy 

Pratt  Chester  M.,  clerk  Subsistence  Department,  U. 
S.  A.,  dwl  565  Market 

Pratt  Henry  G..  carpenter  and  builder,  S  s  Com- 
menialbet  Davis  and  Drumm,  dwl  567  How 

Pratt  H.  H.  Miss,  dwl  83'J  California 

Piatt  James,  pressman,  dwl  516  Stevenson 

Pratt  James  N.,  chemist  Medical  Institute,  618  Sac- 
ramento, dwl  1421  Bush 

Pratt  John,  insurance  agent,  dwl  E  s  Howard  nr 
Fifteenth 

Pratt  John,  laborer,  dwl  33  Hinckley 

Pratt  John,  sawyer  California  Mills,  dwl  12  Natoma, 
rear 

PRATT  LEONIDASE.,  ^Bar/f«<fc  P.;  attorney 
at  law.  office  636  Sacramento,  and  president 
Masonic  Savings  and  Loan  Bank,  dwl  711 
Taylor 

Pratt  Levy  0.,  fruits,  445  Bush 

Pratt  Xiithan,  dwl  S\V  cor  Grove  and  Franklin 

PRATT  ORVILLE  C,  office  NW  cor  Montgomery 
and  Sacramento,  room  7,  dwl  26  Laurel  Place 

Pratt  S.  K.,  laborer  with  A.  Colburu  &  Son,  83  Cal- 
ifornia Market 

Pratt  Theresa  J.,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  919  Fol 

Pratt  William  H.,  carpenter  with  Henry  G.  Pratt, 
dwl  567  Howard 

Pratt  William  P.,  agent  C.  Benkert  &  Sons,  Phila- 
delphia, boots  and  shoes,  223  California,  (and 
H.  A.  Nash  &  Co.)  dwl  618  Turk 

Pray  Benjamin,  machinist,  dwl  227  Second 

Pray  Frederick  H.,  clerk  with  Adams,  Blinn  &.  Co., 
dwl  726  Bush 

Preber  Clement,  reporter  California  Demokrat,  dwl 
920  Clav 

Preble  Charles  B.,  (Prehle  &  Co.)  dwl  362  Third 

Preble  Charles  S.,  (Preble  &  Co.)  dwl  362  Third 

Preble  Francis,  stairbuilder  with  Brown  &  Wells, 
dwl  436  Jessie 

Preble  L.  W.Mrs.,  dressmaker,  514^  Third 

Preble  William  H.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Ha- 
ley, dwl  763  Howaid 

Preble  &.  Co.,  (Charles  B.  and  Charles  S.  Preble 
and  George  F.  Montague)  California  Pickle 
Factory,  2J 8  Davis 

Precht  Carl,  pb vsician,  office  14  Brenham  Place,  dwl 
932  Bush    " 

Precht  Herman  F.,  (Precht  &  Eggers)  dwl  356 
Brannan 

Precht  &  Eggers,  (Herman  F.  Precht  and  J.  C. 
Eggers)  fruits,  Pacific  Fruit  Market 


Preda  Joseph,  (Preda  <t  Co.)  dwl  504  Clay 
Preda  &  Co..  (Joseph  Preda  and  Frank  Bazzurro) 

wines,  liquors  and  cigars,  504  Clay 
Pregel  August,  metalt-piiiner   with   \V.  K.  Vander- 

slice  &  Co.,  dwl  4  Vallejo  Court 
Prelato  F  I.  Rev.,  chaplain   and   disciplinarian  St. 

Ignatius  College,  841  Market 
Prelle  William,  soapmaker  with  J.  H.  C.  Portmann, 
E  8  Channel  bet  Sixteenth  and  Bran  St.  Bridge 
Prendergast  John,  laborer  Mission  St.  Wharf,  dwl 

64  Jessie 
Prendei'jiast  John,  plumber  with  Edmund    Lane, 

dwl  £  8  Seventh  bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Prendergast  John    J.    Rev.,   assistant    pastor   St. 

Mary's  Cathedral,  dwl  628  California 
Prendergast  Michael,  tinsmith  with   C.  W.  Alvey, 

dwl  633  Broadway 
Prendergast  Patrick,  blacksmithhelper   with  W.  S. 
Phelps  &.  Co..  dwl  E  8  Main  bet  Miss  and  How 
Prendergast    William,    longshoreman,    dwl    250J 

Clara 
Prendergast. — See  Pendergast 
Prentice    Frederick   A.,   telegraph   operator    with 

Central  Pacitic  R.  R.,  dwl  721  Harrison 
Presby    Elijah,   carpenter,  dwl    E   s   Bartlett    bet 

Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Prescott  Abraham,  (Prescott  'Brothers)    dwl  620 

Larkin 
Prescott  Brothers,  (Jacob  and  Abraham)  drygoods, 

NE  cor  Kearny  and  Pine 
Prescott  Charles  A.,   compositor  with  Francis  & 

Valentine,  dwl  .530  Brvant 
PRESCOTT    CHARLES 'J.,  manager    California 
Planing  Mills,  NW  cor  Howard  and  Spear,  dwl 
28  Stanley  Place 
Prescott  D.  S.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Rincon  Gram- 

niai-  School,  dwl  8  Mason 
Prescott  Frederick  A.,  sawyer  California  Mills,  dwl 

W  8  Capp  iir  Twenty-second 
Prescott  George  W.,   newspaper  carrier,  dwl  726 

Howard 
Prescott  George  W.,  (H.  J.  Booth  &  Co.  and  Main 
St.  Wharf  Co.)  office  NE  cor  First  and  Mission, 
dwl  1024  Bush 
Prescott    Hattie    Miss,   teacher    music,    dwl    128J 

Fourth 
PRESCOTT  HOUSE,  Bitter  &.  Becker  proprietors, 

SW  cor  Kearny  and  Pacific 
Prescott  Jacob,  ( P'rescott  Broilwrs)  dwl  708  Ellis 
Prescott  James  G.,  (  Fairchild,  P.  &  Co.)  dwl  11 16 

Leavenworth 
Prescott  J.  F.,   local  assent  Pacific  Mutual  Life  Ins. 

Co.,  dwl  214  Eleventh 
Prescott  John,  (Fairchild,  P.  &  Co.)  dwl  11 16  Leav 
Presho  James,  (Presho  &  Bro.)  dwl  9.57^  Folsom 
Presho  Richaid,  (Presho  Sf-  Bro. J  dwl 957^  Folsom 
Presho  Robert,   laborer  Pacific   Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Presho   &   Brother,    (James  &    Richard  Presho) 

produce  commission,  109  Clay 
Press  William,  hairdresser  with  Stultz  &  Lebritter, 

dwl  Stockton  nr  Broadway 
Prest  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Prestat  Augustus,  cook  with  I.  Friedlander,  dwl  137 

Clara 
Preetinoni  Luigi,  laborer,  dwl  631  Pacific 
Preston  A.  W.,  dwl  332  O'Farrell 
Preston  Deiizil  C,    bookkeeper    with    Preston   & 

McKinnon,  dwl  920  Natoma 
Preston  Edgar  F.,  attorney  at  law,  oflSce  58  Mont 

Block,  dwl  741  Howard 
Preston  John,  engineer,  dwl  75  Jessie,  rear 
Preston  John,  machinist  Southern  Pacific  E.R.,  dwl 

cor  Solano  and  Kansas 
Preston  Margaret  M.,  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  36  Morton 
Preston  Otis  J.,  (Preston  &  McKinnon)  dwl  1431 

Mission 
Preston  Robert  J.,  copyist  California  Theater,  dwl 
76  Bernard 


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Preston  William,  laborer  S.F. Gas  Co.,  dwl  638  Tbiid 
Preaton  William,  plasterer,  dwl  75  Jessie,  rear 
Prestou  William  H.,  janitor  Dashaway  Hall,  dwl  36 

Morton 
Preston  William  T.,  draftsman  -with  Wright  &  San- 
ders, dwl  1043  Folsom 
PRESTON  &  McKINNON,  fOlis   J.   Preston  & 

John  J.  McKinnonj  lumber  pier,  f>  Steuarl 
Pretorius  Frederick,  boilermaker  Miners'  Foundry, 

dwl  426  Geary 
Pretorius  George,  blacksmith  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl 

25  Zoe 
Pretorius  Sophia,  (widow)  dwl  25  Zoe 
Prettijolin   Charles,   machinist  Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  Harrison  nr  Twenty-fourth 
Preve  Joseph,  waiter,  713  Pacific 
Prevel  Louis,  teamster   with    Hypolite   Audiffred, 

dwl  E  8  Jones  bet  Pine  and  Bush 
Prevost  A.  L.,  apothecary,  10  Brenham  Place 
Prevost  Augustine  W.,  laborer  Custom  House,  dwl 

166  Silver 
PREVOST   J.  R.,    physician,   office  and  dwl   10 

Brenlmni  Place 
Price  Alfred,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Cbenery  and  Randall 
Price  Arthur,  Engineer's  Department  U.  S.  A.,  dwl 

524  Geaiy 
Price   Benjamin,    (Rosenstoch,  P.  Sj-  Go.)  dwl  36 

Geary 
Price  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Price  David,  carpenter  Beale  St.  Planing  Mill,  res 

Oakland 
Price  Edward,  housepainter,  dwl  W  s  Tehama  nr 

Precita  Avenue 
Price  Edward  M.,  dwl  Ws  Lundy  Lane,  Berual 

Eights 
Price  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  40  Natoma 
Price  Henry  F.,  salesman   with  E.  A.  Fargo,   dwl 

922  Minna 
Price  John,  clerk  with  Knippenberg  &  Elmers,  dwl 

SW  cor  Powell  and  Greenwich 
Price  John,  engineer,  dwl  129  Folsom 
Price  John  C,  boarding,  109  Vallejo 
Price  John  M.,    printer  Alta  California,  dwl  1616 

Larkin 
Price  Kate  Mrs.,  matron  S.  F.  Female  Hospital,  dwl 

917  Clay 
Price    Lawrence,   laborer  C.  P.   R.   R.,  dwl  240 

Townsend 
Price  Lyttleton,  law  student  with  R.  P.   &  Jabish 

Clement,  res  Alameda 
Price  Michael,  manufacinrer  and  retail  cutlery,  415 

Kearny,  dwl  214  Ellis 
Price   Michael  Sen.,  with  Michael  Price,  dwl  214 

Ellis 
Price  Samuel,  salesman  with  D.  Samuels,  dwl  209 

Hyde 
Price  'riionias. analytical  chemist  S.  F.  Assaying  and 

Refilling  Works,  dwl  715  Post 
Price  Tiiomas,  laborer   with   S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  29 

First 
Price  TfiomasD..  clerk   Medical   Director's  office, 

705  Market,  dwl  421  Bush 
Price  W.  F.,  pantryman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Price  W.  H.,  clerk  with  A.  M.  Howe  &  Co.,  dwl  N 

s  Riley  nr  Jones 
Price  William,  porter  with  Wellman,  Peck  &  Co.' 

dwl  SW  cor  Harrison  and  Gilbert 
Price  William,  watchman  Commercial  Flour  Mill, 

dwl  E  8  Fulton  nr  Twenty-eighth 
Price  William  B.,  (colored)  waiter,  dwl  30  Freelon 
Price  William  H.,  (colored)   waiter,  dwl  916  Pacific 
Price  William  R.,  driverwith  Bowen  Bros.,  dwl  411 

Powell 
Prichard  Frank  H.,  dwl  331  Kearny 
Prichard  James  S.,   carrier  Alta  California,  dwl  8 

Central  Place 
Prichard  John,  clerk  What  Cheer  House 
Prichard  John  S.,  carrier  Alta  California,  dwl  8  Cen- 
tral Place 


Prichard   Robert,    carrier  Alta   California,  dwl  8 

Central  Place 
Prichard  Thomas,    smelter  T.    H.  Selby    &  Co's 

Smelting  Works 
Prichard  Timntliy,  carrier  Bulletin  and  Call,  dwl  8 

Central  Place 
Prichard  William  P.,  (Johnson  &  Co.)   dwl    Grand 

Hotel 
Prichard. — See  Pritchard 
Friday  John,  (Connelly  &  P.J  dwl  cor  Prospect  Av 

and  Courtland  Avenue 
Prideaux  John  S.,  salesman  with  BIyth   &  Wether- 
bee,  dwl  614  California 
Priebatch  Wolf,  cigars  and  tobacco,  146  Third,  dwl 

330  Minna 
Prien  Henry,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Priest  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  SE  cor  Pacific,  and  Front 
Priest  Peter,  waiter  with   Edward  Marchand,  dwl 

NE   cor  Bush  and  Dupont 
Priest  Rowland,  tailor,  107  Geary,  dwl  105  Geary 
Priestly  Charles  J.,  laborer  P.  M'.  S.  S.  Cos  Wharf 
Prievetch  Amelia  Miss,  dressmaker,  330  Minna 
Prievetch  Julius,  tailor,  dwl  330  Minna 
Pritjge  Jacob,  longshoreman,  dwl  7  Washington 
Prigger  Henry,  coachman  with  T.  B.   Lewii<,   dwl 

Silver  Av  bet  San  Jose  and  San  Bruno  Roads 
Primet  Andre,  laborer,  dwl  1228  Dupont,  rear 
Prince  Augustus  E.,  drayman, cor  Drumm  and  Clay, 

dwl  337  Bryant 
Prince  Carmen,  (widow)  dwl  706  Pine 
Prince  Catharine  A.,  (widow)  dwl  McCormack 
Prince  Charles  L.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  83  Clementina 
Prince  Henry  G.,   bookkeeper   California  Planing 

Mills,  dwl  108  Sixth 
Prince  Isabella  G.  Miss,  principal  Home   Institute, 

218  Eddy 
Prince  Jacob,  shoemaker,  516  Sixth 
Prince  James  E.,  carpenter,  dwl  NW  cor  Buchanan 

and  Eddy 
Prince  John,  carpenter,  dwl  420  Leavenworth 
Prince  Lewis  M..  attorney  at  law,   dwl  706  Pine 
Prince   Luciuda   Mrs.,    (colored)   furnished  rooms, 

111  Prospect  Place 
Prince  Peter,  painter,  dwl  1316  Kearny,  rear 
Prince  Robert,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

1302  Stockton 
Prince  Thomas,  bookkeeper  with  Charles  Harley  & 

Co..  116  Davis 
Prince  Thomas,  real  estate,  dwl  812  Ellis 
Prindiville  Maurice,  marblecutter  with  M.  Heverin, 

dwl  Twenty-ninth  nr  Valley 
Prindle  Benjaniin  A.,  photographer  with  George  D. 

Morse,  dwl  443J  Natoma 
Prindle   Charles    W.,   blacksmith    with    John    B. 

Morrison,  dwl  862  Mission 
Prindle  David  S.,  contractor  and  housemover,  862 

Mission 
Prindle  Jane  C,  (widow)  dwl  443^  Natoma 
Prindle  Thomas,  clerk,  dwl  115  Second 
Pringle  Andrew  I*., carder  Mission  &  Pacific  Wool- 
en Mills,  dwl  2020  Folsom 
Pringle  Edward  J.,  ( Pringle  &  Pringle)  res  Brook- 
lyn, Alameda  County 
Pringle  Gilbert,   shoecutter  with  I.  M.  Weiuworth 

&  Co.,  dwl  cor  Montgomery  and  Broadway 
Pringle  James  R.,  (Pringle  &    Pringle)  dwl   SE 

cor  Pine  and  Taylor 
Pringle  Otto,  laborer,  dwl  11  William,  rear 
Pringle  Thomas,   clerk,  27    Metropolitan  Market, 

dwl  .55  Second 
PRINGLE  &  Vm^G'LK,  (Edward  J.  and  Jnmes 
R.  Pringle)  attorneys  at  law,  office   9  Court 
Block,  636  Clay 
PRINZ  JOHN,  wholesale  and  retail  native  wines 

and  liquors,  49  Second 
Prior  Charles,  wood  and  coal,  927  Folsom 
Prior  James,  carpenter  Grand  Hotel 
PRIOR    JAMES    K.,    importer    gastixtures    and 
plumbing  materials,  730  Mont,  dwl  13  Mason 


Prudent  men  insure  in  the  PEOPIjES. 


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Prior  James  W. ,  expressman,  dwl  1423  Hyde 
Prior  John  L.,  eailloft,  304  Davis, dwl  NsSixteentb 

bet  Howard  and  Shotwell 
Prior  Philip,  laborer,  dwl  108  William 
Prior  Philip,  principal  Union  Grammar  School,  dwl 

Steiner  nr  Fell 
Pritchard    James  A.,  treasurer  Pacific   Protective 

Association,  office    432  Montgomery,  dwl  311 

Fourth 
Pritcliard  John  H.,  clerk   County  Recorder's  office, 

dwl  1  Garden 
Pritchard  M.  G.,  broker,  interpreter  and  clearance 

office,  Merchants'  Exchange  and  secretary  Mex- 
ican Consul,  536  Kearny,  dwl  902  Jackson 
Pritchard  Thomas,   porter,  226  Montgomery,  dwl 

311  Tehama 
Pritchard    William,     watchman     new    City    Gas 

works,  dwl  San  Quentin  Hotel 
Pritchard. — See  Prichard 
Prito   Francisco,  waiter  518  Merchant,  dwl  8  Polk 

Lane 
Pritzel    August,   San    Francisco  Iron  Works,   203 

Fremont,  bds  435  Pine 
Probasco  John  W. ,  ganger  Custom  House,  dwl  307 

Third 
PROBATE  COURT,  room  18  City  Hall,  second 

floor 
Probst  Louis,  bakery,  30  Sixth 
Proctor  Cassius,  porter  with   Hunter,  Wand  &  Co., 

dwl  .Tessiebet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
Procto;  George,  teamster  with  R.  &  J.  Morton 
Procioi-   Williiim,  cxpresswagon,  NE  cor  Sansom 

and  Washington 
Procureur  A,  P.,  engraver,  648  Sacramento,  dwl  314 

Hayes 
Proesch    Charles,    teacher    drawing  and  painting, 

City  College,  dwl  23^  Turk 
Proff  Augustus,  deckhand  C.  S.  Nav.  Co's  steamer 

Chrysopolis 
FroffJ&coh,  fRoesler  <^  P. y  225  Post 
Progard  James,  seaman,  dwl  66  Natoma 
Prohl  Frederick,  tailor,  dwl  742  Pine 
Proll  Henry,  butcher  with   Philip  Siebel,  dwl  346 

Clementina 
Proll  Henry,  merchant,  dwl  1319  Larkin 
Proll  John," carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  713  O'Farreli 
Proll   Louis,    clerk,   203    Montgomery,    dwl    1319 

Larkin 
Proll   William,  showcasemaker   with  Teubner    &. 

Hoffman,  dwl  1319  Larkin 
Prosch  Charles,  artist,  dwl  23  Turk,  rear 
ProBchold  C.  Madame,  midwife,  dwl  113  Third 
Proschold  Charles,  barber,  106  Sixth,  dwl  113  Third 
Proschold  Charles  M.  Jr.,  hairdresser  with   Henry 

W.  Stable,  dwl  113  Third 
Proschold  Tuisko,  barber,  236  Sutter,  dwl  113  Third 
Protestant   Episcopal    Church   Home,   Mission  bet 

Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
PROTESTANT  ORPHAN  ASYLUM,  W  s  Lagu- 

na  bet  Haight  and  Waller 
Proudhon  Ale-xander,  dairyman.  Old  San  Jose  Road 

nr  Twenty-ninth 
Proudhon  Dominique,  milkranch.  Old  SanJoee  Road 

nr  Twenty-ninth 
Prousergue  Antoine,  ladies'  underwear,  104  Geary, 

and  salesman  with  Charles  Tence  &  Co.,  dwl 

104  Geary 
Prouty  John  A.,  baker  with   Clarke  &  Foote,  dwl 

946  Mission 
Provence  Willinm,  boilermaker,  dwl  217   O'Farreli 
Providence  G.  &  S.  M.  Co.,  (Nevada  County,  Cal.) 

office  37  New  Merchants  Exchange 
PROVINES  R.  R..  attorney  at  law,  office  NW  cor 

Kearny  and  Washington,  dwl  1212  Wash 
Provines  William,  laborer  with  W.   T.   Garratt  & 

Co..  dwl  126  Dora 
PROVOST    DANIEL    R.,    manager     California 

Grape  Wine  Vinegar  Works,  cor  Market  and 

Biady,  office  423  Front,  dwl  624  Stevenson 


Provost  Nelson,  captain  Bark  Union,  dwl5l6  Folsom 
Prudhon  Judith  Miss,  ladies"  nurse,  French  Hospital 
Prunty   Francis,  hairdressing  saloon,  302   Folsom, 

dwl  W  8  Green  bet  Larkin  and  Hyde 
Prunty  John,  teamster,  NW  cor  Drnmm   and   Clay, 

dwl  N  8  Tyler  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Prunty  Ovien',  (Prunty  &  TvUyj  dwl  i3Cleaveland 
Prunty  &  Tully ,^0«'ert  Pruntv  and  Patrick  Tully) 

liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Folsom  and  Eighth 
Prnsi  Edward,  seaman,  bds  20  Commercial 
Prussing  Frederick,  farmer,  dwl  228  Bush 
Pruvost  Edouard,  physician   and  druggist  with    C. 

Roturier,  dwl  917  Stockton 
Pryor  James,  helper   Grand  Hotel,  dwl  110  Jessie 
Pryor  Michael,  driver  Central  Railroad,  dwl  Clinton 

nr  Brannan 
PUBLIC  ADMINISTRATOR,  Jacob  Benjamin, 

office  430  California 
PUBLIC  POUND,  SE  cor  Union  and  Van  Ness 

Avenue 
Puckhaber  Diedrich,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Grove  and  Octavia 
Puckhaber  Herman  F.,  jeweler  with   F.  D.   Ring, 

dwl  cor  Octavia  and  Grove 
Puckhaber  Jojin,   grocer,    dwl   Fifteenth  Avenue 

South  S.  F. 
Puckhaber  Louis,  waiter  with  F.  W.   Kamps,  dwl 

NE  cor  California  and  Davis 
Puget  Sound  Packets,  1,  3,  4,  9,  10  and  17   Steuart, 

foot  Main  and  foot  "Third 
Pugh  F.  M.  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Lincoln  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  571  Stevenson 
Pugh  James,  cartman,  dwl  604  Ellis 
Pugh  John  F.,  druggist,  dwl  6  Garden 
Pugh  Joseph,  painter,  dwl  1415  Pacific 
Pugh  Thomas  R.,  painter  with  Gadsby  &  Taylor, 

dwl  1415  Pacific 
PUJOL  A.,  proprietor  Helvetia  Hotel,  431  Pine 
Pulasky  Alexander,  barber,  dwl  720  Pacific 
Pulcifer  Frederick  P.,  pile   driver,   dwl  Berry  nr 

Third 
Pullen  Ezra  F.,  clerk,  321  Montgomery 
Pullen  Francis  A.,  engineer  stmr  Ajax,  dwl  19  Nato- 

nia,  rear 
Pullen  George,  conductor  Central  Railroad 
PULLMAN  JAMES,  {Jones,  P.&Co.J  resNE  cor 

Sixth  and  Webster,  Oakland 
Pulsipher  Sarah  J.,  (widow)  dwl  54  Third 
Pulsky  Henry,  dwl  527  East 
Pulta  John  J.,  liquor  saloon,  1063  Market 
Pulverman  Bennet,   {Pnlvermnn   &   IlenryJ    712 

Montgomery,  dwl  2323  Howard 
PULVERMAN   &  HENRY,  (Bennet  Pulverman 

and  Samuel  H.  Henry)  law,  real  estate  and  col- 
lection, office  712  Montgomery 
Punnelt  Abner,  machinist  with  S.  F.  <&  S.  J.  Rail- 
road, dwl  2022  Folsom 
Punnock  Andrew,  salesman  with   Cyrus  Adams, 

dwl  419  Jackson 
Pupal  Gaston,  waiter,  825  Dupont 
Purcell  Charles,  gasfitter  with  Thomas  Day,  dwl 

Fillmore  nr  Steiner 
Purcell  Daniel,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co. "s  Wharf 
Purcell  David,  laborer,  dwl  Cemetery  Av  nr  Post 
Purcell  David  A.,  liquors.  Cemetery  Av  nr  Post 
Purcell  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  627  Stevenson 
Purcell  James,  laborer,  dwl  627  Stevenson 
Purcell  Michael,  contractor,  dwl  SW  cor  Valencia 

and  Fifteenth 
Purcell  Michael,  laborer  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory 
Purcell  William,  carpenter,  dwl  SW  cor  Bush  and 

Buchanan 
Purcher  Henry,  liquors,  936  Kearny 
Purdie  James  T.,  clerk  with  Thomas  Day,  dwl  106 

Mason 
Purdie  William  H.,  clerk  with  Thomas  Day,  dwl 

106  Mason 
Purdin  Charles  W.,  stoves  and  tinware,  839  Du- 
pont, dwl  1309  Stockton 


JONES.  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Dress  Trimmings. 


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Purdon  T.  J.,  jeweler  with  California  Jewelry  Co., 

dwi  SW  cor  Geary  and  Jones 
Purdv  CliarleB,  clerk,  clwl  30  Clementina 
PurdV  Cliarles  T.,  (Pvrdy  Sf  LHchfidd)  dwl  306 

Jones 
Purdy  Daniel,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Purdy  George,  seaman,  dwl  9  Broadway 
Purdy  George  W.,  physician,  dwl  1328  Stockton 
Purdy  George  W.,  (UallaxtiM  &  P.)  dwl  Long 

Bridge 
Purdy  Henry,  master  mariner,  dwl   International 

Hotel 
Purdy  Henry  B.,  machinist,  dwl  1204  Folsom 
Purdy  Israel  B.,  merchant,  dwl  110  Eddy 
Purdy  J.  Elbridge,  bookkeeper  with  Russell  &  Er- 

win  Mannfacluring  Co.,  dwl  W  s  Folsom  ur 

Twenty-first 
Purdy  John  F.,  clerk,  dwl  Rues  House 
Purdy  John  H.,  printer,  dwl  Coso  House 
Purdy  Joseph  W.  H.,   conductor,   dwl  E  a  Clinton 

bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Purdy  Samuel,  architect  Montgomery  Avenue  Com- 
missioners, dwl  742  Washington 
Purdy  Samuel,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp 
Purdv   Volney   K.,   driver  Potrero   &   Bay  View 

li.R. 
Purdy  &  Litchfield,  (Charles  T.  Purdy  and  J.  M. 

(Litchfield.)  clothing  and  merchant  tailors,  500 

and  5(12  Washington 
Pnrinton  William  R.,  engineer  Southern  Pacific  R.R. 
Purkitt  John  H.,  clerk  with  Pool  &.  Harris,  dwl  326 

Geary 
Pursglove  Samuel  J.,  oysterdealer,  dwl  S  s  Berry 

bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Purzman   Frederick  H.,  clerk,  dwl   101   Prospect 

Place 
Putnam  Allen  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  cor  Sixteenth  and 

First  Avenue 
Putnam  Annie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mason  St. 

Cosmopolitan  School,  dwl  21.'i  Francisco 
Putnam  Charles  B.,  salesman  with  Murphy,  Grant 

&  Co.,  dwl  327  Geary 
Putnam  Cliarles  E.,  foreman  with  Thomas  Dolan, 

dwl  SW  cor  Folsom  and  Eleventh 
Putnam   Elizabeth   Mrs.,  (Dixon  &    P.)  dwl  234 

Bush 
Putnam  George  M.,  conductor,  dwl  cor  Guerrero 

and  Second  Avenue 
Putnam  Ralph  W.,  ticket  receiver  Market  St.  Rail- 
road, dwl  362  Seventeenth 
PUTNAM  SAMUEL  O.,  secretary  C.  S.  Nav  Co., 

office  NE  cor   Front  and  Jackson,   dwl   1012 

Washington 
PUTNAM  STILLMAN    N.,  attorney  at  law  and 

real  estate,  ofllce  522  Montgomery,  dwl  1512 

Howard 
Putrament  Alexander  B.,  (A.  C.  Beach  if-  Co. J  SW 

cor  Fremont  and  Misbion 
Puttmau  Henry,  bookkeeper  with  A.  G.  Chauch6, 

dwl  N  s  Broadway  bet  Powell  and  Mason 
PUTZMAN,  DORN  &  CO.,  (Frederick  Pvizman, 

Richard.  Dorii  and  Henry  Walters j  wholesale 

dealers  California  and  foreign  wines  and  liquors, 

SE  cor  Third  and  Market 
Putzman  Frederick,  ( Putzman,  Dorn  &  Go.)  dwl 

433  Tyler 
Putzman    Frederick  H.,  salesman  with  Kohler  & 

Froliling,  dwl  433  Tyler 
Putzman   Herman,  salesman  with  Weil  Brothers, 

dwl  433  Tyler 
Puvogel  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Stock- 
ton and  Greenwich 
Pnyoou    Bernard,   hairdresser  and  wigmaker,  610 

Kearny 
Pyat  Felix,  ornamental  lunrdressor,  804  Washington 
Pyatt  Edward  H.,  clerk,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Pye  Simeon  K.,  sailniaker  with  Harding  &  Brann 
Pyne   Robert,   painter,  dwl    cor    Clementina    and 

Third 


Pyser  Henry  S.,  (Kiss  &  P.)  dwl  246  Clem 
Pyser  Louis,  tailor,  dwl  lOO'J  Folsom 
Pyser  IMichael,  tailor,  dwl  cor  Jackson  and  Leav 
Pyser  Morris,  waiter  What  Cheer  Restaurant 
Pyser. — See  Peiser  and  Peyser 

Q 

QuACKENBUSH  JoHN  H.,   Carpenter,  534  Jackson, 

dwl  International  Hotel 
Quackenbusli   Thomas  M.,  caipenter,  .534  Jackson, 

dwl  International  Hotel 
Quade  Augustus,  clerk  with  C.  J.  Hawley  &  Co., 

dwl  W  8  Howard  nr  Twenty-fourth 
Quadras   Matthew,  seaman,  dwl  Sansom  bet  Broad- 
way and  Vallejo 
Quadt  John,  house  and  sign  painter,  206  Dupont 
Quaid    David,   barkeeper  with  Jolin  McCully,  dwl 

247   Minna 
Quaid  Kate  Miss,  shirtmaker,  dwl  848  Folsom 
Quaid  Margaret,  fwidow)  dwl  3  Agnes  Liine 
Quaid  Patrick,  (Meyer  &  Q.J  dwl  247  Minna 
Quaid  P.   S.,    New  Mint  Restaurant,  1036  Market, 

dwl  1032  Market 
Quaid  Timothy,  milkman,   dwl  cor  Old  San  Jose 

Road  and  Twenty-sixth 
Quail  James,  messman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.S. 

Pelican 
Quail  John,  bootmaker  U.W.M.B.  &  S.  Co.,  dwl  N  s 

Jessie  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Quail  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  252  First 
Quale  Francis,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Ash  bet  Van  Ness 

Avenue  and  Polk 
Quale  Peter,  plasterer,  dwl  78  Natoma 
Quain  David,  liquor  saloon,  719  Davis 
Quane  William,   bootmaker  with    Buckingham    & 

Hecht,  dwl  Twelfth  nr  Folsom 
QUARLES    WILLIAM   A.,  auctioneer  and  com- 
mission meichant,  526  Cal,  dwl  1515  Powell 
Quarries  John  T.,  machinist  with  Isaac  H.  Small, 

dwl  733  Market 
Quast  Chai-les,   manager  W^iat  Cheer  Restaurant, 

dwl  959  Mission 
Quast  John,  jobwagon,  NW  cor  Bush  and  Sansom, 

dwl  NW  cor  Powell  and  Filbert 
Quay  John,  shoemaker  U.  W.  C.  B.  &  S.  Factory, 

dwl  63ti  Jessie 
Qnay  Joseph  M.,  bookkeeper  Union  Club,  dwl  910 

Taylor 
Quayle  John,  carpenter  II.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Quedens  William,  porter  with  W.  W.  Dodge  &,  Co., 

dwl  23  Turk,  rear 
Queen  James,  clerk  with  John  McCombe,  dwl  NW 

cor  Stockton  and  Ellis 
Queirolo  Jerome,  (Ratio  &  Co. ^dwl  427  Pacific 
Quelet  George,  (Quc/et  &  Morris  J  dwl  1425  Kearny 
Quelet  &  Morris,  (George  Quelet  and  Joseph  Mor- 
ris) marble  works,  117  O'Farrell 
Quenel  Emile,  laundryman  with  Mrs.  A.  Genty, 

dwl  SW  cor  Dupont  and  Broadway 
Quenn  Isidora  Mrs.,  dwl  202i  Francisco 
Querlioz   Peter,  tillernian  H.  &  L.  Co.  No.  2.,  S.  F. 

F.  D.,  dwl  627  Broadway 
Quesada  Laureano,  manufacturer  cigarritos,  dwl  12 

Hinckley 
Quevedo   Francisco,  hairdresser  with  Fi-ancis  Gar- 

rissere,  dwl  Stockton  bet  Vallejo  and  Green 
Quevedo  Viceuto,  professor  music,  dwl  1712  Mason, 

rear 
Quick  John  W.,  screen  manufacturer,  203  Fremont, 

dwl   1014  Mission 
Quick   Robert   P.,  shuttermaker  with  Kittredge  & 

Leavitt,  dwl  SW  cor  First  and  Minna 
QUICKSILVER  CO.,  oflice  305  Sansom 
QUICKSILVER  MINING  CO.,  oHice  320  Cal 
Quidens  Chailes,  porter,  dwl  II423  iMarket 
QuiggM.B.  Miss,  dressmaker,  llillj  Stockton,  dwl 

1318  Powell 


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Quigley  Alfred,   bagturner  Golden  Gate  Mills,  dwl 

MisBinn  bet  First  aud  Second 
Qiiiu-ley  Diiniel,  foreman  witb  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Quigley  Edward,  tanner  witb  Cornelins  O'Donnell, 

dwl  S  sTownsend  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Qnigley    George,   groceries    and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Geary  and  William 
Quigley  ilnsfb,  clerk  with  P.  M.  Murphy,  dwl  NE 

cor  Fifteenth  and  Howard 
Quigley  Hugli,  niolder  jEtna  Iron  Works,  dwl  NE 

cor  Sixtl)  and  Minna 
Quigley    Jatnes,    tailor,    dwl   N  s  Twenty-fifth  nr 

Columbia 
Quigley  John,  toolmakerwith  CaseboltA  Kerr, dwl 

lOr  Fifth  and  Market 
Quigley  John,  p  linter,  dwl  264  Clementina 
Quigley   John   W.,   carpenter  H.   C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Quigley  Maggie,  shoefitter,  dwl  264  Clementina 
Quigley  Margery,  (widow)  dwl  264  Clementina 
Quigley  Michael,  plasterer,  dwl  NE  cor  Brady  Place 

and  Larkin 
Quigley  Miciiael  N..  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Minna  bet 

Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Qnigley  Patrick,  capitalist,  dwl  20  Sansora 
Quigley  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  McDermot  Place  nr 

Jones 
Qnigley  Philip,  carpenter's  tools,  914  Market 
Qnigley  Rose,  shoefitter,  dwl264  Clementina 
Qnigley  Thomas,  stevedore,  dwl  217  Second 
Qnilignn  Michnel,  laborer,  dwl  220  Ritch 
Qnili  Michael,  laborer,  dwl 24  Allen 
Quill  Timothy,  hostler  Front  Street,  M.  and  O.  R. 

R.,  dwl  Polk  bet  Bush  aud  Pine 
Quillaii  Bernard,   hostler  with  Market  Street  R.  R. 

Co.,  dwl  N  s  Sixteenth  nr  Valencia 
Quilhin  Myles,  baker,  dwl  Vincent  bet  Union  and 

Green 
Qiiimhy  Augustus,  carpenter,  dwl  113  Ellis 
Quiniby  Jason  M.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Quiniby    Moses  E.,   carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Qnin  Edward  Csailmaker  witb  Harding  <feBrann 
Quin  John  E.,  manager  Pacific  Hotel,  109  Pacific 
Qnin. — See  Quinn 
Quiuan  James  A.,  clerk  with  Murphv,  Grant  &  Co., 

dwl  608  Pine 
Quince  C.  C,  painter,  940  Market 
Quince  Mary,    (widow)    dwl  N  s  McAllister  bet 

Gongli  and  Octavia 
Quindiiird  Julius,  fjohn  H.  Boden  Sf  Co.)  dwl  18 

John 
Quincy  House,  SE  cor  Second  and  Natoma 
Quindreil  Josiah,  liquor  suloon,  1003  Kearny 
Quiiilan  Bartholomew,  laborer  East  Street  Wharf, 

dwl  ^'ib  Union 
Quinlan  D.,  dwl  Wh^it  Cheer  House 
Quill  Inn  Dennis,  blacksmith  with  John  Kilborn,  dwl 

7  Mary 
Qniiibin  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Quinlan  Jauies,  driver  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  214  Te- 
hama 
Quinlan  James  J.,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  249  Bluxome 
Quinlan  John,  dwl  127  Pacific 
Quinlan  John,  blacksmith  with  Goddard  &  Co.,  dwl 

646  Mission 
Quinlan  John,  laborer,  dwl  44  Ritch 
Quinlan  John,  laborer,  dwl  E  8  Second  Avenue  nr 

Sixteeiitli 
Qninlau  John,  laborer,  dwl  S  sTenessee  nr  Shasta 
Quinlan  John  D.,  tinsmith  with  Osgood  &  Stetson, 

dwl  57  Minna 
Quinlan  Joseph   L.,  brnshmaker  with  Feldmann, 

Simpson  &  Co.,  dwl  S  s  Clem  nr  Fourth 
Quinlin  Michael,  milkranoh.  Silver  Avenue  bet  San 

Jose  and  San  Bruno  Roads 
Quinlan  Patrick,  waiter  with  Mrs.  McAuliffe,  dwl 

11  Ellis 


Quinlan  Peter  B.,  registrar  S.  V.  Water  Co.,  dwl 

.506  Greenwich 
Quinlan  P.  P.,  laborer,  dwl  535  Union 
Quinlan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  535  Union 
Quinlan  Thomas,  with  S.V.  Water  Co 
Qninley  James,  laborer,  dwl  3  Adelaide  Place 
Quinlin  Albert  G.,  physician,  office  aud  dwl  junction 

Post  and  Montgomery 
Quinlon  John,  laborer  Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg  Fac- 
tory, dwl  W  8  Kentucky  nr  Sierra 
Quinn  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Main  nr  Harrison 
Quinn  Arthur,  grocer,  dwl  W  s  Dolores   bet   Six- 
teenth and  Seventeenth 
Quinn  Bridget  Mrs.,  dwl  129  Sixth 
Quinn  Chanes,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  133  Oak 
Quinn  Cristopher  H.,  laborer,  dwl  54  Everett 
Qninn  Daniel,  bootmaker  U.W.M.B.  &  S.  Co.,  dwl 

660  Minna 
Quinn  Daniel,  laborer  N.B.  &  M.R.R.,  dwl  Miller  PI 
Quinn  Edward,  bookkeeper  with  Nicholas  Bichard, 

dwl  Vincent  bet  Union  and  Green 
Quinn  Edward,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R.,  dwl 

1206  Howard 
Quinn  Edward,  teamster,  cor  Mission  and  Steuart, 

dwl  1823  Leavenworth 
Quinn  Edward,  (colored)  (Perkins  £f  Q.J  dwl  406 

Green 
Quinn  Edward  R.,  sailmaker,  dwl  509  Bush 
Quinn  Francis,  teamster,  dwl  Cal  Avnr  Montezuma 
Quinn  George,  painter,  dwl  129  Tehama 
Quinn  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  219  Pacific 
Quinn  Hugh,  boxmaker  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  & 

Co.,  dwl  82  Jessie 
Quinn  Hugh,  drayman,  504  Front,  dwl  274  Minna 
Quinn  J.  A.,  sliipcarpenter,  dwl  424  Sansom 
Quinn  James,  fruits,  dwl  15  Rauscli,  rear 
Quinn  James,  gardener,  dwl  E  8  Washington  Ave- 
nue nr  Twenty-eighth,  Bernal  Hights 
Quinn  James,  laborer,  dwl  318  Pacific 
Qninn  James,  roofer,  dwl  34  Minna 
Quinn  James,  ropemaker  with  Dana  &  Codington, 

dwl  cor  Gough  aud  Lombard 
Quinn  James  B.,  painter,  dwl  129  Tehama 
Quinn  James  F.,  typefounder  with  Hagar  &  Co., 

dwl  510  Minna 
Quinn  James  H.,  saloon  and  boarding,  206  Pacific 
Quinn  J.  E.,  carpenter  H.  C.  LcHgue,  128  Kearny 
Quinn  J.  J.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Quinn  John,  blacksmith  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

553  Mission 
Quinn  John,  bricklayer,  dwl  27  Minna 
Quinn  John,  cook,  1016  Pine 
Quinn  John,  deckhand,  dwl  541  First 
Quinn  John,  laborer,  dwl  6  Front 
Quinn  John,  laborer,  dwl  47  Jessie 
Quinn  John,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  R.R. 
Quinn  John,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Howard  and  Sec- 
ond, dwl  39  Natoma 
Qninn  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  5  Latham  Place 
Quinn  John,  shoemaker  with  McAdaui  &  King,  dwl 

25  Hunt 
Quinn  John,shoemaker  with  C.Motta,  dwl  25  Third 
Quinn  John,  steward  Spring  Valley  Water  Works, 

San  Jofe  Road  nr  Six  Mile  House 
Quinn  John,  teamster  Public  School  Department, 

dwl  SE  cor  Minna  and  Sixth 
Quinn  John,  waiter,  dwl  129  Folsom 
Quinn  John,  wines  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Jackson 

and  Stockton,  dwl  35  Tehama 
Quinn  John   Rev.,   assistant  pastor   St.   Joseph's 
Church,  dwl  W  s  Tenth  bet  Howard  aud  Folsom 
Quinn  Joiin  S.,  coffee  saloon,  258  First 
Quinn  Lawrpnce,  messmau  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.S.  Oriflamme 
Quinn  Matthew,  painter,  dwl  26  Louisa 
Quinn  Michael,  boilerraaUer  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  E  6  Main  nr  Harrison 
Quinn  Michael,  laborer  with  H.  W.  Newbauer,  dwl 
228  Folsom 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO..  116  Sansom  Street,  "White  Goods. 


REDINQTON,  HOSTETTEK  &  CO.,  exclusive  Agents  for  Hostetter's  Bitters. 


538 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [  JR,  ]      DIRECTORY, 


Qninn  Micliael,  teamster,  dwl  318  Main 

Qnimi  Michael  H.,  hatter,  V27  Fourth 

Quinii  Michael  N.,  teamster,  dwl  E  8  Nevada  nr 

Foleom 
Quinn  Nicholas,  merchant,  dwl  352  Brannan 
Qiiinn  Owen,  hoilermaker  Pacific  Iron  Works 
Qiiinn  P.,  laborer,  dwl  Coso  House 
Quinii  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  E  8  Twelfth  bet  Howard 

and  Folsom 
Quinn  Patrick,  laborer   S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  W  8  Seventh  nr  Bryant 
Quinn  Patrick,  laborer  with   M.  H.   Turrill,  dwl 

2810  Buchanan 
Quinn  Patrick,  laundryman  St  Mary's  College 
Qninn  Patrick,  miner,  dwl  J2  Polk 
Quinn  Patrick,  porter  C.  S.  Nav.  Go's  stmr  Yosem- 

ite,  dwl  28  Clarice  Place 
Quinn  Patrick,  butcher,   dwl  Railroad  Avenue  nr 

Sixth  Avenue.  South  S.  F. 
Quinn  Peter,  dwl  SE  cor  Broadway  and  Dupont 
Qninn  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  412  Folaom,  rear 
Quinn  Peter,  laborer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  &  Co., 

dwl  2l>5  Sutter 
Qninn  S.,  drayman,  dwl  272  Minna 
Quinn  Thomas,  laborer  with  Henry  Condon,  dwl 

Point  Lobos  Road  nr  Turf  House 
Quinn  Thomas,  liquor  saloon,  538  Third 
Quinn  Thomas,  marblepolisher,  dwl  152  Dora 
Quinn  Thomas,  mason,  dwl  186  Jessie 
Quinn  Thomas,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.& 

S.  Co.,  dwl  1144  Howard 
Quinn  Thomas  L.,  hackman  Russ  House 
Quinn  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  Ws  Calhoun  nr  Union 
Quinn  William,  hostler  with  Smith  &  Smith,  dwl 

352  Brannan 
Quinn  William,  stonecutter,  dwl  Thirteenth  Avenue 

nr  M,  South  S.  F. 
Qninn  William  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  48  Minna 
Quinn  William  H.,  laborer,  dwl  256  Clementina 
Quinn  William  H.,  salesman,  204  Sansom,  dwl  14 

Guy  Place 
Quinn  William  H.,  watchman  Golden  State  Iron 

Works 
Quinn. — See  Quin 
Quinquinet  Anthony,  cook,   325  Dupont,   dwl   110 

Morton 
Quint  George  W.,  brickmaker,  dwl  N  e  Sixteenth 

bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Quint  Leander,  f  Quint  &  Hardy)  dwl  1309  Mason 
Quint  Sewell,  carpenter,  dwl  627  Stevenson 
QUINT  &  HARDY,  f Leander  Quint  and  James 

H.  Hardy)  attorneys  at  law,  office   32  Mont- 
gomery Block 
Quintal  Felix,  wheelwright  with  John  Craig,  dwl 

249  Perry 
Quinton  Henry  C,  plasterer,  dwl  531  Mission 
Quirk  Ann,  (widow)  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  657  Minna 
Quirk  George,  laborer,  dwl  Hunter's  Poiut 
Quirk  James,  driver  with  John  C.  Bell,  dwl  Ss  Ful- 
ton nr  Lone  Mountain 
Quirk  James,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Taylor  nr  Filbert 
Quirk  Michael,  boilermaker,  dwl  154  Tehama 
Quirk  Nicholas,  driver  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  34  Eddy 
Quirk  Patrick,  engineer,  dwl  212  Clara 
Quirk  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  412  Folsom,  rear 
Quirk  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  San  Jose  Road  nr  St. 

Mary's  College 
Quirk  Peter,  cartman,  dwl  9  Pinckney 
Quirk  Peter,  laborer  with  John  Renault 
Quirk  Philip  F.,  laborer  with  Samuel  E.  Oakley, 

dwl  630  Mission 
Quirk  Pierce,  shipeai-penter,  dwl  60  Bernard 
Quirk  Thomas  F.,  calker,  dwl  664  Bryant 
Quirrenbach  Peter,  tailor,  dwl  310  Dupont 
Quoug  Chi  Toug,  (Chinese;  drugs,  708  Jackson 
Quong  Chung  Lung  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  provisions,  719 

Sacramento 
Quong  Hong  Ti  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  734 

Commercial 


Quong  Song,  (Chinese)  provisions,  751  Sacramento 
Quong  TongYik,  (Chinese)  merchant,  714  Jackson 
Quong  Tuck,  (Chinese)    watches  and  jewelry,  640 

Jackson 
Quong  Yee,  (Chinese)  clotbintr,  828  Dupont 
Quong  Yee  On  &  Co.,  (Chinese) merchants,  910  Dup 
Quong  Ying  Kee  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  718 

Commercial 
Quonn  Mark,  bootblack,  14  First,  dwl  12  Dup  Alley 


K 


Raabe  George  A.,  market,  1145  Folsom 

Raabe  Joseph,  blacksmith  with  G.  W.  Knight,  dwl 

Butchers'  Home,  Potrero  Avenue 
Raas  Emanuel,  (Weill  &  R.)  dwl  111  Turk 
Rabe   Charles,   porter*State  Geological  Survey,  91 

Montgomery  Block 
Rabe  Henry  B.,  clerk,  dwl  cor  Mission  and  Virginia 

Avenue 
Rabenx  Louis,  plasterer,  dwl  1228  Dupnnt,  rear 
Rabing  Adolph,  fireman  Glass  Works, dwl  338  liitch 
Rabjohn  Edwin,  patternmaker  Pacific  Iron  Works, 

dwl  .532  Tehama 
Rabjohn  Edwin  Mrs.,  nurse,  dwl  532  Tehama 
Rabjohn  Thomas  H.,  clerk  with  A.  Roman  &  Co., 

dwl  532  Tehama 
Raborg  Joseph  S.,  conductor  Central  R.  R. 
Race   William  W.,  oyster  and  chophouse,  7  Mer- 
chants Exchange,  dwl  319  Bush 
Rachenberger  I.i0ui8,  wines  and  liquors,  206  Sutter, 

dwl  3  Brooks 
Racklitf  F.  O.,  carver,  dwl  64  Tehama 
Rackow  Francis,  editor  California  Demokrat,  dwl 

720  California 
Raclet  William,  tailor,  dwl  1224  Dupont 
Raconillat  Alexander,  laundry,  NE  cor  Stockton  and 

Francisco 
Racouillat  August,  foreman  with  L.  Racouillat,  dwl 

525  Union 
Racouillat  August  Mrs.,  milliner,  dwl  525  Union 
Racouillat  Henri,  ( Soussingeas   &   Co.)   dwl  Du- 
pont nr  Union 
RACOUILLAT    LUDOVIC,    lumber    yard    and 

Chartres  Saw  Mills,  483  Brannan,  office  cor 

Fourth  and  Bluxome,  dwl  611  Third 
Raddiff  William  H.,  clerk  with  Ste  wart  &  Buckley, 

dwl  153^  Tehama 
Radczewsky  Jacob,  blacksmith,  507  Pacific 
Rademaker  John   M.,  barkeeper  Old  Corner,  dwl 

1122  Sacramento 
Rader  John  A.,  laborer  with  W.  A.  Hughes,  dwl 

515  Sacramento 
Radford  Frederick,  white  washer,  dwl  Polk  Lane 
Radford  Henry  K).,  butcher  with  .1.  Y.  Wilson  & 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 
Radford  Michael,  bootmaker  with  J.  H.  Swain,  dwl 

1219  Sacramento 
Radford  Thomas,  bootmaker  with  J.  H.  Swain,  dwl 

1219  Sacramento 
Rading  Frederick,  clothing  dealer,  dwl  1094  Union 
Radkoff  Sarah  Mrs.,  dwl  1620  Powell 
Radloff  Louis,  cutter  with   Morris  Wurkheim,  dw! 

71  Minna 
Radloff  Edward,  painter,  dwl  248  Tehama 
Radovich  Antoine,  coffee  saloon,  W   s  Steuart  nr 

Folsom 
Radovich  Edward,  salesman  with  E.  Chielovich  & 

Co.,  dwl  1719  Pacific 
Radovich  L.,  general  broker,  dwl  Orleans  Hotel 
RADOVICH  PETER,  Alaska  Saloon,  SW  cor  Pa- 
cific and  East 
Radovicich   "T.  &  Co.,  ( Theodore  Radovicicli   and 

Jacob  Cnsick)  fruits,  SW  cor  San  and  Wash 
Radovicich  Theodore,  (T.  Radovicich  &  Go.)  dwl 

cor  Jackson  and  East 
Radston  Jacob,  gasfilter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Rae  Robert,  hostler,  dwl  421  Stockton 


In  insuring  your  property,  place  the  risk  with  the  FEOFLES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAA.CK  &  CO.,  708,  732,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Fancy  Goods. 


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539 


Raeder  Henry,  laborer  with  O.  Krentz,  dwl  cor 
Gougli  and  Filbert 

Rafael  IJuBtillos,  niarblepolisher  with  Quelet  & 
Jlorris,  dwl  819  Broadway 

Rafferty  IJemard,  blai'URtiiitbj  Mission  bet  Seventh 
and  Kif^bth,  dwl  525  Minna 

Rafferly  Felix,  lirenian  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co'sS.  S. 
Idaho 

Rafferty  H.  L.,  tinsmith  with  William  Murtha,  dwl 
SVV  ror  Sutter  and  Lagnna 

Rafferty  John,  bookkeeper  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  135 
Fieniont,  dwl  514  Folsom 

Raffertv  John  P.,  fnrnitnre,  i.'0  Fourth,  fand  Raf- 
ferly &  Meyerj  dwl  lOOfi  Market 

Raffertv  John  VV.,  blacksmith  with  Bernard  Raffer- 
ty,'dwl  57  Siiipley 

Rafferty  Pntrick,  laborer,  dwl  45  Jessie,  rear 

Uafl'eriy  Patrick,  watclinian  Dexter  Stable,  "223  Bnsh 

Rafferly  Peter,  carpenter,  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 
553^  Natoma 

Rafferty  Sarah  Mrs.,  seamstress  with  Banks  &  Gal- 
vin,  dwl  45  Jessie 

Rafferty  Thomas,  hostler  Dexter  Stable,  223  Bush 

Raffertv  Thomas,  hostler  with  Boutou  &  Sou,  dwl  3 
Lick  Alley 

Rafferty  Willfam,  carpenter,  519  Jones 

Halferty  William,  laborer,  dwl  57  Siiipley 

Rart'erty  &.  Meyev.fJo/niP.R/tJfcrlydbJoscphlfeyerJ 
tannery,  Es  San  Bruno  Road  nr  Twenty  eighth 

Riiffelto  Giuseppe,  jjardener,  dwl  314  Paiific 

h'affo  G.  B.,  (Ccrclli  &  R.)  dwl  3:26  Vallejo,  rear 

Raffo  Paul  Rev.  S.  J.,  professor  St.  Ignatius  Col- 
lege, 841  Market 

Raftery  Michael.  (Harper  &  R.)  dwl  City  Hotel 

RaganMartin,  messmau  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 
S.  Idaho 

Raggatt  Michnel,  (Keefe  Sf  R.)  dwl  31  Moss 

Raglie  Carl  Frank,  dairyman  with  Richardson  & 
"  Bro.,  dwl  NE  cor  Nineteenth  and  Dolores 

Ragsdale  Mary  J.,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Howard  bet 
Twelfth  and  Thirteenth 

Rahders  Henry,  clerk,  28  Snnsom,  dwl  528  Pine 

Kahil  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  164  Jessie 

Rahmaker  John,  workman,  California  Sugar  Refin- 
ery, dwl  SE  cor  Brannan  and  Eighth 

Rahsskopff  Charles,  mathematical,  nautical  and 
philo.-<opliical  instrument  maker,  ottice  and  dwl 
416  Battery 

Rahwyler  Abraham,  watches  and  jewelry,  939 
Kearny,  dwl  926  Pacific 

Rail  Eugene  B.,  importer  hardware,  office  200  San- 
som,  dwl  1 19  Turk 

Rail  Louis,  tailor  with  Henry  Borkhim,  dwl  612 
PiTie 

Rail  Thomas,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  & 
Heclit,  dwl  Lafayette  bet  Eleventh  and  Twelfth 

Railroad  Avenue  Extension  Homestead  Association, 
office  24  Merchants'  Exchange 

Railroad  Brewery,  J.  J.  Ptirter  proprietor,  E  8  Va- 
lencia nr  Fifteenth 

Railroad  Ferry  House,  Alfred  May  proprietor,  NE 
cor  Second  and  Townsend 

Railroad  Homestead  (No.  2)  AsBOciation,  office  413 
California 

Railroad  Hotel,  John  Pooley  proprietor,  504  and  50b 
Fourth 

Railroad  House  Lodgings,  Bailey  Clark  &  Co.  pro- 
prietors, 533  Commercial 

Raimond  R.  E.,  shipping  merchant,  dwl  1112  Stock 

Raimond. — See  Raymond 

Rain  James,  mariner,  dwl  407  Drumm 

Rainey  Bridget,  (widow)  lodgings,  NW  cor  Davis 
and  Clay 

Rainey  George,  nnholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 
dwl  SVV  corliroderick  and  Clay 

Rainey  John,  barkeeper  Lick  House 

Rainey  Samuel  Jr.,  policeman  City  Hall  and  com- 
niispioner  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  644  Sacramento 

Rainey  William,  salesman,  25  Battery 


Rainford  R.,  waiter.  What  Cheer  House 
Raiuow  Lyman,  drayman  Fulton  Foundry,  res  Oak- 
land 
Rainville  James,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Raisch  G.,  street  contractor,  dwl  13(!  Eleventh 
Rakmann   Frederick,   (Rakmann   &   SaitdsJ    dwl 

1006  Dupont 
Rakmann    &.    Sands,    f Frederick    Rakmann   and 

Frank  Sands)  restaurant,  618  Pacific 
Ralph  G.  W.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Ralph  Henry,  stevedore,  dwl  E  s  Main  bet  Mission 

and  Howard 
Ralph  Joseph,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Ralph  Letitia  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  Vernon  Place, 

rear,  nr  Mason 
Ralph  Patrick,  waiter  Fremont  House,  420  Jackson 
Ralph  William,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Sacramento  bet 

Leavenworth  and  Jones 
Ralph   William,  cooper  with  Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl 

Vernon  Place  nr  Mason 
RALSTON  ANDREW  J.,  secretary  Pacific  Insur- 
ance Co.,  office  422  California,  dwl  318  Fremont 
Ralston  Edward,  notions,  dwl  W  s  Ninth  nr  Market 
Ralston  Gavin,  patternmaker  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl 

36  Natoma 
Ralston  George,  drayman,    dwl    W  s  Larkiu  nr 

Jackson 
Ralston  Hardy  H.,  f  Ralston  &   CoUrellJ  dwl   NE 

cor  Kearny  and  Clay 
Ralston  Henry,  housesmith  with  James  Gallagher, 

dwl  840  Vallejo 
Ralston  John,  housesmith  with  John   R.  Sims,  dwl 

840  Vallejo 
Ralston   Robert,   blacksmith  Vulcan  Iron   Works, 

dwl  228  Folsom 
RALSTON  WILLIAM  C,  cashier  Bank  Califor- 
nia,  office  NW  cor  California  and  Sansoni,  res 

Belmont  and  San  Francisco 
RALSTON  &  COTTRELL,   f Hardy  H.  Rahton 

and  Henry  A.  Cottrelll  Verandah    Lodgings, 

SW  cor  Wash  and  San,' Pacific,  209  Leid,   Alia 

536  Cal,  and  Olympic,  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Clay 
Ramage  George   W.,   stockbroker,  418  California, 

dwl  44  Third 
Ramage  Walter,  seaman,  dwl  436  Broadway, 
Rambeaux  Leon,  cook,  337  Bush,  dwl  8  Harlan 

Place 
Ramel  Auguste,  hairdresser,  dwl  516  Piici lie 
Raniel  Frank,  milkranch,  Visitacion  Valley  nrSan 

Jose  Road 
Ramer  Frederick,  tailor,  dwl  W  s  Vallejo  Place  nr 

Vallejo 
Ramirer  Antonio,  bootblack,  205  Sutter,  dwl   622 

Pacific 
Ramirez  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturers,  425 

Commercial 
Ramm  Hermann,  shoemaker,  dwl  N  s  Howard  bet 

Main  and  Spear 
Ramon  Anselme,  cigar  manufacturer,  619  Sac 
Rampe    Ellen,    (widow)    dwl    E  s    Alabama    bet 

Twenty -second  and  Twenty-third 
Ramsay  Augustus,  steward,  dwl  836  Market 
Ramsberger  Clemens,  cook,  728  Market 
Ramsdale  George,  laborer,  dwl  Old  San  Jose  Road 

nr  Six-Mile  House 
RAMSDELL  B.  H.,  coal,  110  Jackson,  dwl  431 

Second 
Ramsdell  Frederick  W.,  bellowsmaker  with  Charles 

W.  Thomas,  dwl  125  Selina  Place 
Ramsey  Etlward,  p.iinter,  dwl  111  Morton 
Ramsey  George,  cook  with    Bertz  &  Co.,  dwl  2 

Caroline   Place 
Ramsey  James,  plasterer,  office  516  Kearny,  dwl 

1304  California 
Ramsey  John,  minstrel,  dwl  641  Commerciiil 
Ramsey  Joseph,  steward,  dwl  641  Commercial 
Ramsey  Peter,  coffee  saloon,  10.4  Steuart 
Ramsey  Robert,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl   306  Fre- 
mont 


JONES,  FUIiliMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Best  Paper  and  Iiinen  Collars. 


MASON  &  POLTjAKD'S  PILLS  cure  Fever  and  Ague. 


Ramrev  Robert  J.,  boxniaker  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore 

<fcC\).,(iwlUI6  Riuh 
Ramsey   Selii\n  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  NW  cor  Nine- 

teeiitli  and  Sliotwell 
Raniy  William,    drayman  with  Israel  M.  Emery, 

dwi  282  Stevenson 
Ranald  Jolin,  woodturner  with  Thomas  Seaborn, 

dwI  ii!)  Stevenson 
Ranck  William  H.,  tinsmith,  dwl  932  Market 
Rand  A.  C,  merciiant,  dwl  2()(i  Minna 
Rand  Eben,   siioemaker  with  Jtason  &  Taylor,  dwl 

S  6  Market  bet  Brady  and  Valencia 
Rand  VV' illiam  B.,  salesman  with  Haste  &  Kirk,  dwl 

t)Oi)  Folbom 
Randall  Albert  G.  Mrs.,  (widow)  dvi-l  911  Howard 
Randall  Alfred,  (colored)  bootblack,  4  Fourth 
Randiill  Ciiarles,  teamster  with  John  R.   Sedgely, 

dwl  jiin<tiiin  Market  and  Page 
Randall  Charles  W.,  bookkeeper,  SE  cor  Montgom- 
erv  and   Bush,  Ca}id  Severance,  Holt  &   Go.) 
dwl  315  Ellis 
RAKDALL  GEORGE,    Sample  Rooms,   NE  cor 

Kearny  and  Sacramento,  dwl  523  Kearny 
Randall  George  A.  E.,  dwl  cor  Louisiana  and" Sierra 
Randall  Geoige  C,  bookkeeper,  SE  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  IJiish,  dwl  315  Ellis 
Randall  Francis,  phonographer,  dwl  Ns  Natoma  nr 

Eleventh 
Randall  Henry  J.,  livery  stable,  669  Market,  dwl 

()G7  Market 
Randall  Richard  R.,  clerk,  656  Market 
Randall  Samuel,  laborer,  dwl  Eighth  Avenue  nr  L, 

South  S.  F. 
Randall   Samuel,   laborer  Pacific  Barrel  and   Keg 

Factory,  dwl  Kentucky  nr  Sierra 
Randall  William,  clerk  with  James  Hunter,  dwl  911 

Ildward 
Randall  William  H.,  real  estate,  dwl  814  Mont 
Itaiuiall  W.  R..  broker,  dwl  4  Jackson 
Randalls  James,  clerk  with  R.  M.  Kyle,  701  Battery 
Randecker   Henry,   shoemaker   with   Adam    Kant- 
niann,  dwl  N  s  Vallejo  bet  Dnpont  and  Kearny 
Rande>.;ger  Jean,  shoemaker,  dwl  Pollard  Place 
Rander  Henry,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory,  bds 

Iowa  nr  Nevada 
Randle  Peter  W.,  inspector  Custom  House,    dwl 

W  s  D()h)reR  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Randletle  Abind  B.,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham 

Si.  Hecht,  dwl  cor  Page  and  Gongh 
Randolph  Charles,  drayman,  SW  cor  Washington 

and  Davis,  dwl  N  s  Fell  nr  Buchanan 
Randolph  Daniel  L.,  clerk  London  and  S.  F.  Bank, 

dwl  850  Market 
Randiilph  Edmund  Mrs.,  (widow)   dwl  343  Brvant 
Randolph  John  H.,  cooper  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar' Re- 
finery, dwl  209  Eighth,  rear 
Randolph  Reuben  F.,  shipjoiuer,  dwl  cor  Indiana 

and  Shasta 
Randolph  William  C,  (Anderson  &  R.J  dwl  209 

(Jearv 
Randrnp  "William,  (McMiUan  &  /?J  dwl  731  Har 
lianer  Max,  carriagepainter  with   Kimball  Mauu- 

factnriiijr  Co.,  dwl  106  Minna 
Raney  Charles  T.,  ovsterman  with  John  C.  Olm- 
sted, dwl  320  Third 
Ranft  .John,  dwl  637  Broadway 
Rank  Cyras  P.,  drygoods  and  trimmings,  37  Fourth 
Rank  Edward,   laborer,  dwl  3  Zoe  Place  nr  Fre- 
mont 
Rankcn   Charles.  (H.  &  C.  Rankcn)  dwl  SE  cor 

Market  and  Seventh 
RAN  KEN  H.  it  C,  proprietors  Rauken's  Exchange, 

SE  cor  Market  and  Seventh 
Raidven   Herman,   (H.  &    C.   RankenJ  dwl   1058 

Howard 
Rankin  Belle  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mission  Gram- 

nuir  School,  dwl  732  Geary 
Rankin   Clnirles   E.,  foreman' bookbindery   A.   L. 
Bancroft  <&  Co.,  dwl  1201  Clay 


Rankin  Edward,    livestock  dealer,    dwl  NW    cor 

Eighth  and  Minna 
Rankin  Ellen  B.Mrs.,  adjuster  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

732  Gearv 
RANKIN  IliA  P.,  (Goddard  &  Co.)  dwl  711  Post 
Rankin  Samuel  B..  operator  Western  Union  Tele- 
graph Co.,  dwl  l()l8Larkin 
Rankin  William,  cooper,  dwl  723  Union 
Ranlett  Henry  D.,  bookkeeper  with  J.  M.  Glidden, 

res  Oakland 
Ranno  Michael,  waiter  with  Ahlborn  &  Graner,  429 

Bush 
Ransom  Elisha,  (  W.  A.  Holcomb  &   Co. J  dwl  1210 

Howard 
Ransom  J.  B.,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refinery 
Ransom  Julius  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Twentieth 

bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
RANSOM  LEANDER,  land  locating  agent,  office 

522  Montgomery,  dwl  599  Ellis 
Ransom  Lee  J. ,  attorney  at  law,  office  522  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  599  Ellis 
Ransom  Lyman  W.,  messenger  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

1110  Montgomery 
Ran.som  Samuel,  foreman  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe,  dwl 

719  Shotwell 
Ransom  Winfield  L.,  printer,  dwl  1110  Montgomery 
Ransome  Ernest  Leslie,  superintendent  Pacific  S'one 

Co., dwl  1114  Clav 
Raphael  Abiaham,  (Raphael  Sf  Brother)  dwl  345 

Clementina 
Raphael  Charles,  merchant,  dwl  209  Perry 
Raphael  Gamboro,   fruits  and   confectionery,    802 

Kearny,  dwl  S  s  Broadway  bet  Stock  and  Dup 
Raphael  Hyman,  peddler,  dwl"739  Market 
Raphael  Isaac, clothing,505  Davis,  dwl32()  O'Farrell 
Raphael  Isidor,  cigars  and  tobacco,  430  Kearny,  dwl 

613  California 
Raphael  Jean,  dwl  615  Dupont 
Rapltael  Louis,  clerk,  dwl  612  Broadway 
Raphael  Morris,  tailor,  dwl  130  Sutter 
Raphael  Nathan,   (Raphael   <5-   Brother)  dwl  462 

Tehama 
Raphael  Robert,  clerk  with  Isaac  Raphael,  dwl  326 

O'Farrell 
Raphael  Robert,  foreman  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

313  Beale 
Raphael  Sale,  clerk,  430  Kearny,  dwl  613  California 
Raphael  &  Brother,  (Abraham   Raphael  and  Na- 
than Raphael)  merchant  tailors,  55  Third 
Raphall  James  M.,  attorney  at  law   and  commis- 
sioner of  deeds,  dwl  156  Shipley 
Raphel  Louis,  merchant,  dwl  300  Stockton 
Rapheld  Levi,  liquors,  dwl  N  s  Folsom  nr  Eleventh 
Rapp  Adolph.  jeweler  with  William  Baehr  &.  Co., 

dwl  302  O'Farrell 
Rapp  A.   H.,   (Mahon,   R.,    Thomax  &    Co.)  dwl 

Stockton  bet  Washington  and  Jackson 
Rapp  Charles,  hairdresser  with  Adam  Grimm,  dwl 

439  Bush 
Rapp  Charles  F.,  machinist,  dwl  N  s  Post  nr  Baker 
Rapp  Conrad,  malster  Pioneer  Malt  House,  dwl  E  s 

Stockton  nr  Francisco 
Rapp  Frederick,  waiter,  225  Bush,  dwl  cor  Pine  and 

Central  Place 
Rnpp  Jacob  J.,  printer,  dwl  228  Bush 
Rapp  Julius  F.,  hairdresser  with  J.  Greif,  dwl  735 

Harrison 
Rapp  Martin,  dwl  435  Pine 
Rapp  William,  cabinetmaker  with  G.  Ueffinger  &. 

Co.,  dwl  Post  bet  Baker  and  Lyon 
Rappin  Gabriel,  physician,  office  and  dwl  1517  Stock 
Rappold  Carrie,  ladies'  hairdresser  with  Mrs.  Mary 

Mohrhardt,  dwl  809  Harrison 
Rappold  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  809  Harrison 
Riiricks  Uriah  S  ,  housepaiuter,  dwl  E  s  I3artlettbet 

Twenty-second  and  Twenty -third 
Rasche  Henry  F.,  pianotuner,  dwl  911  Bush 
Raschen  Margaret  Mies,  (Rascheudt  ComiellyJ  dwl 
243  Third 


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Rasclien  &  Connelly,  (Miss  Margaret  Raschen  and 
Mrs.  Margaret  Connelly  J  millinery  and  drees- 
inaUing,  UW  Third 

Raecliei-  Haitliolomew,  laborer  Lake  Vineyard 
Wine  Co.,  dwl  1402  Dnpont     . 

RaRtnuHen  George,  tailor,  dwl  1208  Powell 

RASMUSEN  PETER,  Kioceries  and  liquors,  W  s 
Valencia  nr  Sixteenth 

Raeninsen  Peter,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 
dwl  312  Ritch 

Rasiniiiicn  Rasmus,  captain  tugboat  Rabboni,  dwl 
2(;2J  Clementina,  lear 

Rasmnssen  Herman,  blacksmith  with  Peter  Whit- 
beck,  dwl  S"  Jessie 

Rassette  E.,  (widow)  boarding,  11  Kearny 

Ratcovich  Christopher,  barkeeper  with  John  EUich, 
dwl  17  Sacramento 

Rate  S.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 

Rath  William,  mariner,  dwl  42:{  East 

Rathbone  Frederick,  barkeeper  Cliff'  House,  Point 
Lol)os  Ro;id 

Rathbone  J.  L..  Lieut.  U.  S.  A.,  office  SW  cor  Mar- 
ket and  Third,  dwl  Union  Club 

Rathburn  L.  C,  clerk,  319  Bush 

Rathjen  John,  barkeeper,  dwl  1108  Montgomery 

Rathman  E.  T.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Ratigan  F]dward,  stonecutter  with  William  Math- 
ews, dwl  E  s  Scott  bet  Pine  and  Bush 

Ratigan  James,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Co.,  dwl 
Ninth  nr  Harrison 

Ratigjin  John,  hostler  with  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  309  J 
Clementina 

Ratigan  Robert,  laborer,  dwl  W  b  Ninth  opp  Shipley 

Rattier  Jean,  vegetables,  Clay  St.  Market,  dwl  507 
Sansom 

Ratto  Bartolomeo,  (Ratio  Sf  Co.)  dwl  427  Pacific 

Ratto  Charles,  (Charles  Ratio  Sf  Bro.J  dwl  114 
Berry 

RATTO  CHARLES  &  BRO.,  (Joseph.  Ratto)  Mas- 
sa.wit  Restaurant,  114  Berry 

Ratto  Joseph,  (Charles  Ratio  &' Bro.)dw\  114  Berry 

Ratto  &  Co.,  (Bartolomeo  Ratio,  John  B.  Leverone 
and  Jerome  Qncirolo)  bakery,  427  Pacific 

Rattray  Alexander  S.,  laborer,  dwl  317  Ritch 

Rau  Adolph  H.,  (Ran  &  Kohnke)  dwl  2  Thompson 
Avenue 

Rau  Frederick,  hairdresser  with  Ernest  Held,  dwl 
46  Second 

Rau  L.  Mrs.,  teacher  ladies'  work,  dwl  818  Post 

Rau  Louis,  mathematical  instrument  maker,  608 
Market,  dwl  818  Post 

Rau  &.  Kohnke,  (Adolph  H.Rau  and  John  Kohnke) 
cutlers,  locksmiths  and  bellhangers,  108  Leid 

Raubeo  Mariano,  commission  merchant,  dwl  3  Card 
Alley 

Raubinger  Bernard,  wood  and  coal,  128  Geary,  dwl 
130  Geary 

Raubinger  William,  teamster,  dwl  1620  Stockton 

Rane  Frederick,  shoemaker,  31  Morton 

Raun  Edward  T.,  (Raun  &  Taylor)  dwl  Interna- 
tional Hotel 

Raun  A  Taylor,  (Edward  T.  Raun  and  John  B. 
Taylor)  architects,  office  502  Montgomery 

Raussiin  John,  saloon  keeper,  dwl  737  Vallejo 

Ravanni  L.,  saloon,  1508  Dupont 

Ravekes  David,  salesman  with  Whittier,  Fuller  & 
Co.,  dwl  E  s  Second  Avenue  nr  Seventeenth 

Ravell  Henry,  captain  bark  Rival,  pier  10  Steuart 

Ravenna  Frank  E.,  painter  with  McAlpin  &,  Grey, 
dwl  609  Jackson 

RAVENNA,  GHIRADELLI  &  CO.,  (Vincent 
Ravenna,  Anthony  Ghiradclli  and  Bartholo- 
mew Giielfo)  manufacturers  vermicelli,  maca- 
roni, etc.,  421  and  423  Battery 

Ravenna  Vincent,  (Ravenna,  Ghiradelli  &  Co.) 
dwl  20  Lafayette  Place 

Ravens  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  126  Welsh 

Ravin  Joseph,  farmer,  dwl  N  s  Quinn  nr  Valencia 

Rawie  Mary,  (widow)  cigars  and  tobacco,  14  Folsom 


Rawlings  Henry,  laundryman  St.  Mary's  Hospital, 

dwl  219  Ritch 
Rawlins  Robert  J.,  traptender  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

727J  Clementina 
Rawly  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
RawBon  George  B.,  drayman  with  Bryant  &.  Cook, 

306  Davis 
Rawsou  George  C,  pressman  with  Sterett  Printing 

Co.,  dwl  1207  Clay 
Rawson  Julius  A.,  (Rawson  Sf  Coy)  dwl  21  Silver 
RAWSON  &  COY,  (Julius  A.  Rawson  and  Frank 

Coy)  real  estate  agents,  office  338  Montgomery 
Ray  Albert,  porter,  dwl  cor  Gough  and  Hickory 
Bay  Alfred  W.,  dwl  521  Turk 
Ray  D.ivid,  carpenter,  dwl  8  Hardie  Place 
Ray  Elizabeth  Miss,  tailoress  with  Joseph  Meyer, 

dwl  903  Bush 
Ray  Henry  H.,  baker  Ruas  House,  dwl  252  Jessie 
Ray  James,  upholsterer,  dwl  217  Minna 
Ray  James  F.,  special  policeman,  dwl  Winters  Lane 

nr  Mason 
Ray  John,  dwl  421  Bush 
Ray  John,  laborer,  dwl  204  First 
Ray  Maria  Miss,  tailoress  with  Gabriel   Abraham, 

dwl  753  Mission 
Ray  William  H.,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  909  Pacifin 
Ray. — See  Rea,  Reay,  and  Rave 
Raychester  George  t.,  clerk  with  George  Fogel,dwl 

34  Langton 
Raychester  Henry,  junkdealer,  dwl 31  Langton 
Raye  Alfred  P.,  (Mountain  &  R.)  dwl  913  Post 
liaye  Bayard  V.  R.,  compositor  with  Sterett  Printing 

Co.,  dwl  133 J  Dora 
Raye  Rosa, (widow)  dwl  1029  Sacramento 
Raye  William  H.,  house  and  signpaiuter,  122  Post, 

dwl  506  Post 
Raye.— See  Rea,  Reay,  and  Ray 
Rayman  Lorenzo,  tanner,  dwl  Ss  Presidio  Road  nr 

Van  Ness  Avenue 
Raymond  Charles  W.,  liquor  saloon,  31  Sacramento 
Raymond  David,  watchmnn  P.  M.  S.S.  Co's  Wharf, 

dwl  Twelfth  Av  bet  N  and  M,  South  S.  F. 
Raymond  George  A.,  clerk  commission  department 

Wells.  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl 618  O'Farrell 
Raymond  George  W.,  fanner,   dwl   S  s  Tsventieth 

bet  Dolores  and  Church 
Raymond  I.  W.,  steamship  agent,  office  NW  cor 

Battery  and  Pine,  dwl  1609  Larkin 
Raymond  John  P.,   (J.   P.  Raymond  &  Co.)  res 

'  Oakland 
Raymond  John  T.,   actor  California  Theater,  dwl 

Occidental  Hotel 
Raymond  Joseph,  bootblack  with  Baron  &  Rosen- 
thal, 13  Third 
Raymond  Joseph,  cook,  605  Commercial,  dwl  1113 

Kearny 
RAYMOND  J.  P.  &  CO.,  (William  P.  Raymond) 

produce  commission,  119  and  121  Clay 
Raymond  M.  E.  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  f'owell   St. 

Primary  School,  dwl  704  Howard 
Raymond  Richard,  expresswagon,  dwl  N  s  Alta  nr 

Montgomery 
Raymond  Samuel  A. .mining  stock8,dwl912  Howard 
Raymond  Thomas  W.,  dwl  704  Howard 
Raymond  Wheaton,  molderRisdou  Irou  Works, dwl 

54  First 
Raymond  William  P.,  (J.  P.  Raymond  &  Co.)  dwl 

Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Raymond  &  Ely  M.  Co.,  office  318  California 
liaymond. — See  Raimond 
Raymos  Rosa,  (widow)  dwl  5  Pollard  Place 
Raynard  Marks,  painter,  dwl  106  Minna 
Raynaud  Felix,  silversmith,  dwl  W  s  Jasper  Place 

bet  Union  and  Filbert 
Rayner  Frank  W.,  exchange  clerk  with  Tallant  & 

Co.,  dwl  321  Battery 
Raynor  Charles,  cook,  7  Summer,  dwl  cor  Post  and 

Dupont 
Raynor  James  H.,  dwl  211  Tehama 


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Raynor  Joel,  (Rons  &  R.j  dwl  1046  Howard 
Razo  John,  gardener,  dwl  Ss  Presidio  Road  nrVan 

Ness  Avenue 
Razzetto  Fortnnato,  liquor  saloon,  526  Market,  dwl 

8Si)noma  Place 
Rea  Cliarles  H.,  barkeeper  with  J.  Buhlert  &  Bro., 

dwl  721  Howard 
Rea  Fiurente,  (Mon<1afl,a&  R.)  dwl  1017  Kearny 
Rea  Frank,  actor  Albanibra  Theater 
Rea  Frank  Mrs.,  actress  Alhambra  Theater 
Rea  Robert,  hosiler  with  J.  B.  Dorr,  dwl  cor  Stock- 
ton and  Bush 
Read  Edward  B., salesman,  122  Battery, dwl  19  Pow 
Read  Francis,  storage,  dwl  319  Fremont 
Read  James,  collector,  26  Montgomery  Block,   dwl 

I(l()i  Second 
Read  James,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  &  S. 

Co.,  dwl  733  Brannan 
Read  Jnmes  B.,  mariner,  dwl  214  Stenart 
Read  James  G.,  salesman  with   Kimball  Manufac- 

facturing  Co.,  dwl  Orleans  Hotel 
Read  John  A.,  corresponding  clerk  with  P.  M.  S.  S. 

Co.,  dwl  678 Harrison 
Read  Roland  F.,  carbuilder  with  Kimball  Manufac- 

tuiing  Co.,  dwl  1238  Howard 
Read  Samuel,  (H.  Roxekrans  d  Co. J  dwl  908Leav 
Read  T.,  stock  speculator,  dwl  N  s  Fell  nr  Laguna 
Read  William  D.,  millwright  California  Mills,  res 

Oakland 
Read. — See  Reed,  Reid  and  Wrede 
Reade  James,   drayman  Carmen  Island   Salt  Co., 

dwl  I  California 
Reader  Edward  B.,  printer,  dwl  1110  Montgomery 
Reading  James,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  809  Dupont, 

dwl  S  8  Wastiington  nr  Hyde 
Readou  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Hinckley  and 

PiiicUney 
Ready  Jeieminh,   blacksmith,  dwl  Es   Eighth  bet 

Folsom  and  Harrison 
Ready  John,    (John  Ready  &  Go.)  dwl  East  bet 

Clay  and  Commercial 
Ready  John  &   Co.,   f  Domenico  MengulaJ  coffee 

saloon.  East  bet  Clay  and  Commercial 
Ready  Michael,  laborer,   dwl  E  s  First  Avenue  bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Reagan  Cornelius,  butcher,  dwl  Bryant  nr  Ninth 
Reagan  Daniel,  butcher,  dwl  Bryant  nr  Ninth 
Reiigiin  James,  clerk,  dwl  S  s  Ellis  nr  Devisadero 
Reagan  Jeremiah,  marbleworker  with  John  Daniel 

&  Co.,  dwl  Jones  bet  Post  and  Sutter 
Reagan  John,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Valencia  nr  Four- 
teenth 
Reagiin  John,  restaurant,  610-614  Montgomery 
Reagan  Julius  R.,  hogranch,  San  Bruno  nr  Islais 

Creek 
Reagan   Patrick,  barkeeper,  482  California,  dwl  8 

Haidie  Place 
Reagan  Patrick,  butcher,  dwl  Bi'yant  nr  Eighth 
Reagan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  Ws  Octavia  nr  Ivy 
Reager  Viedeal,  brewer  with  Charles  Metzler,  dwl 

713  Greenwich 
Reakluek  Joseph,  baker,  dwl  164^  Clara 
REAL  ESTATE  ASSOCIATES,  Edward  Barry 

president,  William  HoUis  secretaiy,  office  408 

Montgomery 
REAL  ESTATE  CIRCULAR,  (monthly)  Charles 

D.  Carter  publisher  and  proprietor,   office   410 

California 
Real  Henri,  maltster  Pioneer  Malt  House,  E  s  Stock- 
ton nr  Francisco 
Real  John,  laborer,  dwl  W  8  Geneva  bet  Brannan 

and  Townsend 
Real  P.,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'sS.  S.  Pacific 
Real  Patrick,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
Real  Philip  F.,  laborer  S.  F.  Wool  Exchange,  dwl  43 

Natoma 
Reaney  William,  foreman  U.  S.   Clothing  Depot, 

dwl  Ss  Harrison  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Rearden  John,  engineer,  dwl  421  Shotwell 


Rearden  Timothy  H.,   attorney   at   law,   office  507 

Montgomery,  room  7,  dwl  216  Bnsh 
Reardon  Bartlett,  laborer  with  Joseph  Sedtrley,  dwl 

Harrison  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Reardon  Cornelius,  bricklayer,  dwl  732  Clementina 
Reardon  Daniel,  bootmaker,  dwl  W  s  Bryant  Av- 
enue bet  Harrison  and  Bryant 
Reardon  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  34  Freelon,  rear 
Reardon  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  39  Minna 
Reardon  Dennis,  laboier,  dwl  512  Mission 
Reardon  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  567  Mi.saion,  rear 
Reardon  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  1117  Mission,  rear 
Reai-dou  Garratt,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Natoma  and 

Russ 
Reardon   Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  1117  Mission,  rear 
Reardon  Jeremiah,  waiter,  538  Clay,  dwl  14  Clara 
Reardon  John,   coachman  Orleans   Hotel,  dwl  545 

Mission 
Reardon  John,  engineer  with  RafTerty  &  Meyer, 

130  San  Bruno  Road  nr  Twenty-eighth 
Reardon  John,   hostler  with  George  Eggleton,  dwl 

619  Pacific 
Reardon  John,  shoemaker  with  Abraham  Katz,  dwl 

155  Silver 
Reardon  John  J.,  (Reardon  &  Dwyer)  dwl  705 

Stockton 
Reardon  Katy,  machine  operator  with  Buckingham 

&,  Hecht,  dwl  555  Jessie 
Reardon  Michael,  rigger,  dwl  E  s  Main  bet  Howard 

and  Folsom 
Reardon  Patrick,  milkranch,  dwl  Seventh  Avenue 

nr  L,  South  San  Francisco 
Reardon    Richard,    boilermaker    Portland    Boiler 

Works,  dwl  fill  Jones 
Reardon  Robert  S.,  butcher,  33  Occidental  Market, 

dwl  734^  Howard 
Reardon  Stephen,  marblepolisher,  dwl  203  Clem 
Reardon  Timothy,    pantryman,  538  Clay,  dwl   14 

Clara 
Reardon  Timothy  C, plasterer,  Plasterers'  Protective 

Association,  727  Market 
REARDON  &  DWYER,   (John  J.  Reardon  and 

Jeremiah    M.    Dwyer)  groceries  and    liquors, 

NW  cor  Third  and  Everett 
Reardon. — See  Rierdon  and  Riordan 
Reasoner  Anton,  cabinetmaker  with  George  B.  May 

&.  Co.,  dwl  9.59^  Mission 
Reavey  Peter,  blacksmith,  dwl  13  Freelon 
Reavey  Peter  Jr.,  stevedore,  dwl  13  Freelon 
Reavey  Thomas,  machinist,  dwl  13  Freelon 
Reavis  William  H.,  confectioner  with  Dexter  &  Co., 

dwl  13  Anthony 
Reay  Joseph  W.,  real  estate  dealer,  office  316  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  N  s  Sutter  nr  Gough 
Reay  Robert,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  310  Ritch 
Reay. — See  Ray,  Raye  and  Rea 
Rebelle  John,  cook,  420  Drumm 
Reber  Jacob,  drayman  with  Adams  &  Butler,  dwl 

SE  cor  Drumm  and  Commercial 
Rebhan  Andrew,  hairdresser,  13118  Pacific 
Rebmann  August,  butcher,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet  Bran- 
nan and  Townsend 
Rebo  J.,  engineer.  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Rebstock  John,  tailor,  dwl  8  Folsom  Avenue 
Rechter  Jacob,  jobwagon,  SE  cor  Pine  and  Alont 
Reck  Gerhard,  barkeeper  with  Remiuel  &  Otersen, 

dwl  269  Clara 
Reck  Henry,  real  estate,  dwl  269  Clara 
Reckmann  John,  porter,  16  Battery, dwl  William  nr 

Geary 
Record  Isaac  E.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  221  Seventh 
RECORDER  CITY   AND    COUNTY,   office  SE 

cor  Kearny  and  Washington 
Recreation  Grounds,  SE  cor  Pol  and  Twenty -fifth 
Recther  John,  expressman,  dwl  228  Bush 
Rector  Alonzo  H.,  stairbuilder  with  Brown  &  Wells 

dwl  964  Folsom 
Rector  Dwight  D.,   carpenter  with  A.  C.  Beach  & 

Co.,  dwi  964  Folsom 


A  knowledge  of  the  busluesa  and  fair  dealiag  are  combined  in  the  FEOPXiSS. 


C.  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Jewelry  and  Albums. 


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543 


Rector  George,  clerk  with  Robert  K.  Pattridge, 
W  B  Steuart,  opp.  pier  11 

Reonm  Christian,  hootinalier,  :<08  Sixth 

RED  MEX  IMPROVED  ORDER,  rooms  344  Bush 

RED  MEN  INDEPENDENT  ORDER,  ball  510 
Bush  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 

RED  MEN'S  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  BANK, 
C.  D.  Cnshraau  president,  R.  L.  Taylor  cashier, 
340  Bush 

Redberg  William,  tailor,  dwi  1208  Powell 

Reddan  Henry  W.,  type  caster  with  California  Type 
Foundry  Co.,  dwl  510  Minna 

Redding  Andrew,  laborer,  dwl  65  Clementina,  rear 

Redding  Emma  J.,  (colored)  (widow)  seamstress, 
dwl  49  Clara 

Redding  M.,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 
Moses  Taylor 

Redding  Patrick,  hostler  with  A.  De  Tavel,  dwl 
811  Howard 

Redding  Patrick  H.,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  dwl  41 
Jessie 

Redding  W.  S.,  hides  and  wool,  211  Sansom,  dwl 
759  Market 

Reddish  Thomas  J.,  pilot,  dwl  609  Powell 

Reddock  Georjje,  lamplighter  with  S.  V.  Gas  Co. 

Reddy  James,  laborer  with  William  Haley,  dwl  N 
W  cor  Buchanan  and  Greenwich 

Reddy  John,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Scott  and  Green- 
wich 

Reddy  John,  liquors,  SW  cor  Beale  and  Bryant 

Reddy  Michael,  milkman,  dwl  Fillmore  nr  Green- 
wich 

Redewill  A.,  canvasser  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 
dwl  120  Fourth 

Redfern  James,  blacksmith  with  Nelson  &  Doble, 
dwl  10  Allen 

Redlield  Francis  W.,  clerk,  dwlPairmouut,  Mission 
nr  Thirty-second 

Redington  Charles  C,  permit  and  order  clerk  Cus- 
tom House,  dwl  44  Third 

Redington  Charles  H.,  clerk  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co., 
dwl  530  Third 

Redington  Frank,  foreman  blacksmith  Pacific  Iron 
Works,  dwl  S  8  Natoma  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 

Redington  Henry,  student  Business  College,  dwl 
517  Dnpout 

REDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  i'Jok7i  H. 
Redington,  David  Hostetter,  Andrew  G.  Gof- 
Jin,  Isaac  S.  Coffin,  Horatio  P.  Livermore, 
Oeorf;e  W.  Smith,  William  Geary  and  Samuel 
HcitachiLJ  importers  and  jobbers,  drugs,  medi- 
cines, paints,  oils,  etc,  and  sole  agents  Reding- 
ton Quicksilver  Co.,  and  Hostetter  &  Drake's 
Plantation  Bitters,  529-531  Market 

Redington  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  1316  Sacra- 
mento 

REDINGTON  JOHN  H.,  president  Home  Mutual 
Insurance  Co.,  office  433  California,  (and  Red- 
ington, Hontcttcr  &  Co.,  and  president  Reding- 
ton Quicksilver  Co. J  res  Oak  Grove,  San  Mateo 
County 

Redington  Joseph,  blacksmith  iEtna  Iron  Works, 
dwl  20  Boardman  Place 

Redinsiton  Matthew,  (Redington  &  Francis)  332 
Bush 

Redington  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  16  Taylor 

REDINGTON  QUICKSILVER  CO.,  (Knoxville, 
Lake  Qo.)  office  529  Market,  John  H.  Reding- 
ton president,  Horatio  P.  Livermore  treasurer, 
Clia'rles  M.  Peck  secretary 

Redington  William  H.,  cartman,  dwl  735  Green, rear 

Redintiton  William  P.,  salesman  with  Redington, 
Hostetter  &  Co.,  dwi  Russ  House 

Redington  &  Francis,  {Matthew  Redington  and 
George  Francis)  club  room,  330  Bush 

Redman  Charles,  conductor  Omnibus  R.  R. 

Redman  Edward,  longshoreman,  dwl  140  Shipley 

REDMAN  R.  AUGUSTUS,  attorney  at  law,  office 
436  Jackson,  dwl  617  Valencia 


Redmond  Anne,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  Mary  Rob- 
ertson, dwl  178  Perry 
Redmond  Cecelia  A.,  female  physician,   office  529 

Kearny 
Redmond  James,  collector,  dwl  1006  Clay 
Redmond  John,  captain,  dwl  410  Kearny 
Redmond  John  J.,  dry  and  fancy  goods,  112  Sixth 
Redmond  Joseph  H.,  captain   tug   boat  Joseph   H. 

Redmond,  dwl  424  Fremont 
Redmond  Micliael,  blacksmith,  dwl  51  Minna 
Redmond  Peter,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Redpath  James  C,   shipjoiner  Shipjoiners'   Ass'n, 

713  Mission 
Redstone  Jacob,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Works,  dwl  232 

Sixth 
Redstone  William,  mate  North  Pac.  Traus.  Go's  S. 

S.  Moses  Taylor 
Redstone  William,  sailmaker  with  Harding  &  Brann 
Redwell  Madame,  dwl  120  Fourth 
Reeckmann   Amandus,   groceries  and  liquors,  NE 

cor  Folsom  and  Beale 
Reed  Alexander,  boatman  foot  Third,  dwl  26  Fifth 

Avenue 
Reed  Annie,  (Mary  &  Annie  Reed)  dwl  231  Third 
Reed  Asher,  dwl  cor  Fifteenth  and  JIarket 
Reed  B.  H.,  milkman,  cor  Valencia  and  Twenty- 
seventh,  dwl  cor  Howard  and  Twenty-sixth 
Reed  Cecil   C,  dwl  E  s  Capp    nr    Eighteent 
Reed  Charles,  call  boy  California  Theater,  dwl  501 

Kearny 
Reed  Charles,  laborer  with  Wolf  Caro,  dwl    18 

Hayes 
Reed  Charles,  master  mariner,  dwl  214  Stockton 
Reed  Charles,  tailor,  dwl  517  Pine 
Reed  Charles,  tinsmith  with  John  G.  lis,  dwl  Coso 

House 
Reed  Charles,  varnisher,  dwl  3  Taylor  Place 
Reed   Charles    E.   H.,   master  mariner,  dwl  1622 

Washington 
Reed  Charles  W.,  laborer,  dwl  5  Park  Avenue 
Reed  Charles  W.,    U.  S.   boarding  officer,  dwl  510 

Ellis 
Reed  Elizabeth   Miss,  booksewer  with  A.  L.  Ban- 
croft &  Co.,  dwl  63  Evei'ett 
Reed  Everett  L.,  sawyer  California  Mills,  dwl  78 

Natoma 
Reed  George,  machinist  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Reed  George,  (Hochkofcr  &  R.  and  Reed,  JToag- 

landSj-Newsomj  res  FruitVale,  Alameda  County 
Reed  George  N.,  carriagemaker  with  Larkins  &  Co., 

dwl  615  Mission 
Reed  George  S.,  clerk  with  Macondray  &  Co.,  dwl 

1109  Filbert 
Reed  Harriet  Mrs.,  dwl  20  Montgomery 
Reed  Henry,  bookbinder  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

dwl  914  Market 
REED  HENRY   R.,  forwarding  and  commission 

merchant,  321  Wash,  dwl  American  Exchange 
REED,    HOAGLAND    &.     NEVVSOM,   (George 

Reed,  William  C.  Hoagland  and  John  J.  New- 

som)    patent  window  screen  attachment,   533 

Kearny 
Reed  James,  bellman  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Reed  James,   engineer  stm   El   Capitan,  Oakland 

Ferry,  dwl  410  Sixth 
Reed  Jessie   C,  refiner  S.  F.   Assaying  and  Refin- 
ing Works,  dwl  cor  Seventh  and  Bryant 
Reed  John,  bjarding,Ss  Bay  bet  Kearny  and  Dup 
Reed  John,  caulker    P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  Wharf 
Reed  John,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Henry  nr  Castro 
Reed  John,  laborer,  dwl  15  Second 
Reed    John,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  O'Farrell  bet  Leav- 
enworth and  Hyde 
Reed  John,  laborerP.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Reed  John,  shipwright  and  boatbuilder,  dwl  NE  cor 

First  and  Bryant 
Reed    John  Jr.,   shipwright  and  boatbnilder,  dwl 

NE  cor  First  and  Bryant 


JONES,  FUIiIjMAIi  St  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Fancy  Dry  Goods. 


BEDINGTON'S  FLAVOBING  EXTRACTS  are  the  best  and  cheapest  for  family 

use 

544 

SAN 

FRANDISCO 

[R] 

DIRECTORY. 

Reed  John  J..  Mrs.,  dwl  752  Bryant 

Reed  John  K.,  fruit  peddler,  dwl  S  s  Bryant  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
Reed  John  S  ,  carpenter,  3  Belden,  dwl  337  Bush 
Reed  John    T.,   solicitor   Bailors'  Home,   SW  cor 

Battery  and  Valiejo 
Reed  Joseph,  bricklayer,  dwl  "22  Second 
Reed  Joseph,  tinsmitii  with  Little  &  Lawson,  dwl 
W  8   Folsom  bet  Twenty-eighth  and  Twenty- 
ninth 
Reed  Joseph   L.,  real  estate  agent,  dwl   157^  Te- 
hama 
Reed  Leslie,  hostler,  dwl  606  Third 
Reed  L.W.,  vice  principal  Lincoln  Grammar  School, 

dwl  817  Mission 
Reed  Mary  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  410  Sixth 
Reed   Mai-y   &' Annie,  milliners  and   dressmakers, 

231  Third 
Reed    Napoleon,  paperhanger  with   Frank  G.  Ed- 
wards, dwl  1610  Stockton 
Reed  N.  C,  tailor,  dwl  16  Hinckley 
Reed   Owen,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'   Association, 

234  Sutter 
Reed  Paul,  tailor,  dwl  1306  Montsromery 
Reed  Philip,  blacksmith,  dwl  3_'2  Broadway 
Reed   Samuel,  tinsmith,  dwl   Folsom  nr  Twenty- 
eighth,  Bernal  Mights 
REED    SAMUEL   B.,  bookkeeper    and  collector 
with  U.  S.  draymen,  Custom  House,  dwl  1109 
Filbert 
Reed  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Reed  Thomas  J.,  editor  Morning  Call,  dwl  Amer 

ican  Exchange 
Reed  William,  dwl  913  Clay 
Reed  William,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Reed  William,  paperhanger,  dwl  414  Post,  rear 
Reed  William,  porter,  115  Pine,  dwl  908  Clay 
Reed  William,  tollcoUector  Long  Bridge,  res  Oak- 
land 
Reed  William,  (Reed  &  Bryaon)  dwl  39  Welsh 
Reed  William  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Harrison  nr 

Seventh 
Reed  William  C,  clerk,  dwl  1022  Pine 
Reed  William  L,  Lieut.  U.  S.  A.,  dwl  43  South  Park 
REED   &   BRYSON,  (William  Reed  and  Cyrus 

W.  BryaoitJ  rags  and  bottles,  525^  Fourth 
Reed. — See  Read,  Reid  and  Wrede 
Reeder  James  A.,  (colored)  pianomover,  dwl  624 

Third 
Reedy  Jeremiah,  blacksmith  with  Moholy  &  Kelly, 

dwl  E  s  Eighth  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Reel  Charles,   master  mariner,  dwl  911  Greenwich 
Reel  George,  tinsmith  with  E.  Galpeu  &  Co.,  dwl 

Sixteenth  nr  Howard 
Bees  Daniel,   clerk  California  Demokrat,  dwl  627 

Commercial 
Rees  John,  cooper,  dwl  717  Stockton 
Rees  Lewis  G.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl 

530  Folsom 
Rees  Thomas  A.,  salesman,  dwl  749  Howard 
Rees  Thomas  A.  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse, dwl  749  Howard 
Reese  Charles  H.,  farmer,  San  Jos6  Road  nr  Six- 
Mile  House 
Reese  Evan  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Capp  bet  Twen- 
ty third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Reese  Henry,  clerk  with  Heynemann  &  Co.,  dwl 

202  Seventh 
Reese  Henry,  fCnhnheim,  Burckhardt  &  R.)  dwl 

Fi'ank's  Building 
Reese  John,  car  driver,  dwl  302  Fourth 
Reese  John, deckhand  Str  ElCapitan, Oakland  Ferry 
Reese  John,   hairdresser  with   A.  Magazzini,   dwl 

August  Alley 
Reese  John  E.,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  Ws  Church 

nr  Twenty-eighth 
Reese  Mark,  dwl  818  O'Farrell 
REESE   MICHAEL,   real  estate,  office  410  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  722  Washington 
Reese  William  G.,  carpenter,  dwl  10|  Langton 


Reese. — See  Reis  and  Riese 

REESE'S  BLOCK,  Ws  Battery  bet  Cal  and  Pine 
REESE'S  BUILDING,  716  and  722  Washington 
Reesen  Frederick,  machinist,  dwl  363  Tehama 
Reeve  Frederick,   carbuilder  with  Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  903  Bryant 
Reeve  G.  B.  &  Co.,   brokers,  office  40  Merchants' 

Exchange 
Reeve  George  B.,   (G.  B.  Reeve  &  Co.)  dwl  Grand 

Hotel 
Reeve  George  F.,  proprietor  Adams  House,  537  Sac 
Reeve  George  F.  Jr.,  manager  Adams  House,  537 

Sacramento 
Reeve    Levi,   knitter  Mission    &   Pacific   Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  424  Shotwell 
Reeve  William,  salesman,  327  Bush 
Reeve  William  B.,  dwl  1117  Sutter 
Reeves  Elizabeth  F.,  (widow)  dwl  206  Bush 
Reeves  George   M.,  cooper  with  Pacific  Barrel  &, 

Keg  Factory,  dwl  270  Tehama 
Reeves  James,  gastitter  with  Thomas  0'5Ialley&Co. 
Reeves  Thomas,  driver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  SW 

cor  Fourth  and  Folsom 
Reeves  William,  engineer,  dwl  E  s  Beale  bet  How- 
ard and  Folsom 
Reeves  William,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 

S.  Oriflamme 
Reevey  Ellen,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  C.  Jones,  dwl 

13  Freelon 
Regal  C.  T.  Mrs.,  clairvoyant,  dwl  616  California 
Regan  Abraham,  fancy  and  drygoods,  230  Sixth 
Regan  Cornelius,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'n, 

814  Howard 
Regan  Cornelius,  shipwright,  dwl  101  Minna 
Regan  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  1-52  Clara 
Regan  James,  clerk  with  Richard  Tobin,  dwl  S  8 

Ellis  bet  Broderick  and  Devisadero 
Regan  James,  laborer  with  N.  C.  Walton,  dwl  129 

Main 
Regan  Jeremiah,  butcher,  dwl  W  s  Eleventh  bet 

Folsom  and  Howard 
Regan  Jeremiah,  confectioner,  dwl  110  Hyde 
Regan  Jeremiah,  engineer,  dwl  519  MisBion 
Regan  Jeremiah,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'n, 

814  Howard 
Regan  John,  laborer  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl  111  Na- 

toma,  rear 
Regan  John,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R.,  dwl 

Valencia  bet  Thirteenth  and  Fourteentli 
Regan  John,  laborer  with  George  S.  Hoag,  dwl  4 

Sherwood  Place 
Regan  John,  produce  dealer,  dwl  706  Jones 
Regan  John,  proprietor  Grand  Restaurant,  27  Sec- 
ond, dwl  29  Second 
Regau  John  R..  cooperage,  118  Sacramento,  dwl  9 

St.  Mary  Place 
Regan  Julius  R.,  hogranch,  S  s  Solano  bet  Potrero 

Avenue  and  Hampshire 
Regan  Louis,  hairdresser  with  Patrick  O'Sullivan, 

dwl  S  s  Market  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Regan  Michael,  hostler  with  Augustus  J.  Bowie, 

NW  cor  Stockton  and  Sutter 
Regan  Patrick,  barkeeper,  dwl  8  Hardie  Place 
Regan  Patrick,  bootmaker,  dwl  N  s  Brannan  bet 

First  and  Second 
Regan    Patrick,    night  -watchman  Oakland  Ferry 

Wharf,  dwl  105  Chamber 
Regan  Thomas,  conductor  Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl 

Hayes'  Valley 
Regan  Thomas  J.,  (Byron  &  R.)Av/\  227  Second 
Regan    William,  boatman  Valiejo  St.  Wharf,  dwl 

105  Chamber 
Regan  Wdliam,  clerk,  107  Mont,  dwl  110  Hyde 
Regan  William,  special  policeman,  dwl  Aluis  House 
Regensburger  Babette,  (widow)  dwl  .522  Stockton 
Regensburger  David,  clerk  with  Jarboe,  Harrison 

<k  Robinson,  dwl  522  Stockton 
Regeusburger  David  A.,  cashier  with  D.  Samuels, 

dwl  112  Powell 


Furniture  and  Dwellings  insured  at  lowest  rates  by  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  White  Shirts. 


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545 


Regeiisburger  Jacob,  physician,  office  and  dwl  112 

Powell 
Regeiisburger  Julius,  ^o/"  iT.  Barman  &    Co.,  Eu- 
reka) office  113  Pine,  dwl  129  O'Farrell 
Regeiisburger  Samuel,  clerk  with  Levi  Strausa  & 

Co.,  dwl  0-12  Stockton 
Regent  Street  Homestead  Association,  office   304 

Aloiitgomery 
RE&-iiNTS  UNIVERSITY  CALIFORNIA, (Board 

of)  A.  J.  Moulder  secretary,  office  3:20  Cal 
Regeser  C.  F.,  proprietor  Mechanics'  Hotel,  NW  cor 

Broadwav  ami  Kearnv 
REGISTERIJANKRUPTCY,  First  District,  office 

lU  Court  Block,  tJ36  Clay 
REGISTER    BANKRUPTCY,     Second    District, 

office  23  U.  S.  Court  Building 
Regie  John,  baker,  dwl  131  Shipley 
Regley  Joseph,  milkman,  dwl  Chestnut  bet  Pierce 

and  Scott 
Regli  Anton,  jobwagon,  NE  cor  Pine  and  Kearny, 

dwl  534  Broadway 
Regli  Antoine,   laborer  with   John  Bowman,   dwl 

Presidio  Road  nr  U.  S.  Reservation 
REGULAR  LINE    OREGON  PACKETS,  J.  C 

Merrill  &  Co.  agents,  office  204  California 
Reh  F.  A.,  paperhanger,  dwl  264^  Stevenson 
Rehfisch  Moritz,  bookkeeper,  dwl  314  Bush 
Rehni  Annie  R.  Miss,  hattrimmer,  dwl  821  Vallejo 
Rehin  Peter  M.,  dwl  Tenth  Av  nr  P,  Sonth  S.  F. 
Rehm  William  G.,  machinist  with  Garcin  &  Periam, 

dwl  1307  Stockton 
Rehmer  George,  porter,  120  Sansom,  dwl  12  Sumner 
Rehse  Hans,  brewer,  dwl  S  s  Nineteenth  nr  Mission 
Rehse  William,  (Ennis  ^-  R.)  dwl  515  Pine 
Rehvoldt  August,  baker  with  William  Poehlman, 

dwl  127  Morton 
Reich  Charles,  clerk  with  Buyer,  Reich  &  Co.,  dwl 

1013  Washington 
Reich  Frederick,  tailor,  dwl  520  Vallejo 
Reich   Henrv,  planer  with  A.  C.  Beach  &  Co.,  dwl 

732  Vallejo 
Reich  Henry,  machine  hand  with  Wells,  Russell  & 

Co.,  dwl  732  Vallejo 
Reich  Leopold,  (Buyer,  R.  &  Go.)  dwl  1013  Wash 
Reichenbach  Jolin  J.,  poi'ter  with  Parrotl  &  Co., 

dwl  1231  Filbert 
Reichert  John  \.,r  Yates  &  R.)  dwl31G  Third 
Reicliert  iMary  K.  Mrs.,  teacher  music,  dwl  316  Third 
Reichert  Theodore,  clerk  with  Albert  Heyer,  dwl 

501  Bryant 
Reicliling  F.,  fReichlinsr  &  Co.)  res  Oakland 
REICHLIXG  F.  &  CO.,  proprietors  Pacific  Gold 

and   Silver  Refinery,  cor  Main  and  Harrison, 

office  334  Montgomery 
Reichstetter   Gottlieb,  butcher  with  Miller  &  Lux, 

dwl  SE  cor  Harrison  and  Cliesley 
Reiehwagen  Rudolph,  hatter,  dwl  205  Sansom 
Reichwageu  William,  hatter  with  A.  Lamott,  dwl 

205  Sansom 
Reid  Alexander,  laborer  with  S.  P.  Gas  Co. 
Reid  Charles  M.,  tinsmith,  1323  Pacific 
Reid  George  E.,  (J.  H.  O'Rrien  &  Co.  j  dwl  967  Har 
Reid  George  F.,  l)ootfitter,  dwl  S  s  Mkt  nr  Ninth 
Reid  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  117  Vallejo 
Reid  John,  driver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  829  Folsora 
Reid  John,  gilder  with  M.  D.  Nile,  dwl  132  Fifth 
Reid  John,  liquor  saloon,  48  Sncramento 
Reid  John  H.,  tailor  with  William  Drury,  dwl  517 

Pine 
Reid  John  W.,  receiver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  325 

Fourth 
Reid  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  11  Rausch 
Reid   Joseph  A.,  shipsmith  with  Hugh  Crockard, 

dwl  SW  cor  Second  and  Stevenson 
Reid  Oliver  C,  liquor  saloon,  W  e  Long  Bridge 
Reid    Robert,    brassfinisher  with  Tay,   Brooks   & 

Backus,  dwl  67  Natoina 
Reid  Robert  Jr.,  brassfinisher,  dw!  67  Natoma 
Reid  Thomas,  wood  and  coal,  958  Mission 


Reid  Thomas,  seaman,  dwl  SW  cor  Mkt  and  Steuart 
Reid  Thomas  W.,   traveling  agent  New  England 

Mutual  Insurance  Co.,  302  Sansom 
Reid  William,  carriage  painter  with  Larkins&  Co., 

dwl  306  Minna 
Reid  William  E.,  (Reid  &  Brooks)  dwl  1117  Wash 
Reid   &  Brooks,  (William.  E.  Reid  and  Edmund 

Brooks)  importers  and  jobbers  crockery   and 

glassware,  524  Sansom 
Reid. — See  Read,  Reed  and  Wrede 
Reidel  Gustavus,  vinegar  maker,  dwl  SE  cor  Mason 

and  Saci'amento 
Reider  Charles,  compositor  Sonntags  Gast,  dwl  515 

Filbert 
Reidt  Henry,  bakery,  964  Folsom 
Reier  George,  baker,  dwl  33  Russ 
Reiff  Carl,  waiter  German  Hospital 
Reightley  Jiimes,  porter  with  S.  L.  Jones  &  Co., 

dwl  420  Powell 
Reil  William,  restaurant,  531  Fourth 
Reiley  Charles  J.,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  1228  Du- 

pont,  dwl  1012  Filbert 
Reiley  John,  shoemaker,  W  s  Main  nr  Folsom 
Reiley  Patrick,  hostler  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  721  Bran 
Reilly  Anthony,  laborer,  dwl  Greenwich  bet  Sansom 

and  Montgomery 
Reilly   Bernard,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Na- 
toma and  Rues 
Reilly  C,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Reilly  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  1018  Market 
Reilly  Charles  P.,  (Dillon  &  R.)  dwl  Ws  Langton 

nr  Howard 
Reilly  Daniel,  dwl  306  Minna 
Reilly  Edward,   machinist  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  108 

Freelon 
Reilly   B'ergus,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  606 

Natoma 
Reilly  George,  blacksmith,  dwl  NE  cor  Washington 

and  Kearny 
Reilly  George,  "longshoreman,  dwl  323  Main 
Reilly  James,  hostler  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  725  Bran 
Reilly  James,  special  policeman,  dwl  SE  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Dunbar  Alley 
Reillv  James  F.,  salesman  with  Einstein  Brothers 

&.  Co.,  dwl  252  Third 
Reilly  James  J.,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  & 

S.  Co.,  dwl  237  Jessie 
Reilly  James  J.  O.,  laborer  Custom  House,  dwl  464 

5linna 
Reillv  John,   clerk  with  A.  J.  Griffith,   dwl  414 

Filbert 
Reilly  John,  engineer  and  machinist,  dwl  419  Pac 
Reilly  John,  hostler,  dwl  32  Everett,  rear 
Reilly  John,  laborer,  dwl  17  Fifth  Avenue 
Reilly  John,  plumber   with   James  J.  O'Shea,  dwl 

NE  cor  Second  and  Natoma 
Reilly  John  J.,  bootmaker  U.   W.   M.  B.  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  N  s  Stevenson  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
Reilly  Joseph,  boilermaker,  dwl  149  Shipley 
Reilly  Julia,  laundress,  dwl  27  Fifth  Avenue 
Reilly  Margaret,  dwl  27  Fifth  Avenue 
Reilly  Michael,  conductor  N.  B.  <fe  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

320  Fourth 
Reilly  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Bestole  nr  Vallejo 
Reilly  Michael    C,    asnhaltum    roofer  with   John 

Kehoe,  dwll418  Washington 
Reilly  Owen,  coalpasserP.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Reilly  Philip,  carpenter,  dwl  21  Clara 
Reilly  Philip,  plasterer,  dwl  509 Bryant 
Reilly   Robert,  coalpasser  steamer  Newbern,   dwl 

505  Howard 
Reilly  Terence,  butcher,  dwl  219  Pacific 
Reilly  Thomas,  clerk  with  A.  Harpending,  dwl  cor 

Guerrero  and  Fifteenth 
Reilly  Thomas,  hostler  with  W.  N.  Wade,  dwl  22 

Scott  Place 
Reilly  Thomas  J.,  laborer,  dwl  256  Tehama,  rear 
Reilly  William,  steward  North   Pac.  Trans.   Go's 

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Reilly  William  O.,  waiter,  dwi  237  Riuter 

lleillv  WilliHiii  T.,a88i8tant  aseajer  U.  S.  B.  Mint, 

(Iwl  1.^)1'.)  Saframetito 
Reilly. — See  Keilley  and  Riley 
Reinian  Heiirv  A.."cleik  witli  T.  Rodgers  Johnson, 

dwl  lOlO'Califoinia 
Reiiiiami  Julia,  (widow)  dwl  1010  California 
Iveiiiiiir  Louisa  Mrs.,  dwl  510  Sixtli 
Keimei-  Edward  L.,  S.  F.  Nuieery,  SE  cor  Folsom 

iiiid  Nineteenth 
Reinier  John,  sliipcarpenter,  dwl  1406  Kearny 
lieiiiiers  Adolph,  clerk  with  Claim  Reiuiere,  dwl  NE 

cor  O'Karreli  and  Mason 
Reini'Tfi    ClauB,   jfroceries    and   liquors,    NE    cor 

O'Fanell  it  Mason 
Reiniers  Clans,  teamster,  dwl  10  William 
Reimers  J.  A<lo!pli,  dwl  8:21)  Pmilic 
Reimeis  Joim,  sliipcai'penter,  dwl  llOfi  Kearny 
h'eincke  Giistave,  porter,  211  Front,  dwl  '213  Minna 
Reiiiecke   Frederick,  ( Reinccke  <&  Heaniu^sJ    dwl 

SW  cor  Stockton  and  Vallejo 
Reiuecke  George,  hairdresser  "with  F.  M.  Freund, 

dwU'i'iTliird 
lleinecke  John,  driver.  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Reiuecke  &.    Henuiu<;8,  { Frederick   Reiitevke   and 

Frederick    llcnmnf^nj   j/roceries  and    liquors, 

dwl  SW  cor  Stockton  and  Vallejo 
Reincfier  George,  tinsmith  with  James  Armstrong, 

dwl  32  Riiusch 
Reiners  Charles,  driver  with  John   F.  Rohe,  dwl  3 

Dale 
Reiuei  t  Edvvard,  cooper  with  Leonhard  &  Bucking, 

dwl  N  8  Jackson  bet  Davis  and  Drinnin 
Reiufeld  Charles,  paperhanger,  <iwl  50(i  Vallejo 
Reinhaiiit,  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  26Steuart 
Reinliardt    Edward,   coppersmith   with  Sanders  & 

Bo  linger,  dwl  1513  Mason 
Reinliardt  Fredeiick,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Reinliardt  William  F.,  poller   with  Donohoe,  Kelly 

&  Co..  dwl  1513  Mason 
Reinliart  B.,  merchant,  dwl  622  Green 
Reinliart  John,  turner  with  Thomas   Seaborn,  dwl 

S  s  Stevenson  het  First  and  Second 
Reinhurt  Leah,  (widow)   secondhand   dresses,  742 

Pacilic 
Reinliart  William,  salesman  with  Caleb  M.  Sickler, 

dwl  445  Bush 
Reinhold  J.  G..  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Reiiile  Frederick,  preserved  meats,  32  jAIeiropolitan 

Market,  and  Grand  Central  Market,  dwl  SE  cor 

Haves  and  Octavia 
Reins  William,  cook,  814  Montgomery 
Reinstein  Marcus,  ( Reinntein  &  Co.,  Vixnlio J  ofRce 

121  S;iii8om,  dwl  NE  cor  Ellis  and  Franklin 
Reinstein  Oscar,  merchant,  dwl  420Tehama 
Reinstein  Samuel  S.,  tailor  with  Samuel   N.  Wood, 

dwl  931  Folsom 
ReiiiHteiii  Simon,  clothing  manufacturer,   office  121 

Sansoni,  dwl  609  Hyde 
REIS  CHRISTIAN,  real  estate,  office  316  Califor- 
nia, res  Menlo  Park 
REIS  FERDINAND,  real  estate,   office  316  Cal, 

dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
REIS  GUSTAVE.  real  estate,  office  316  California, 

dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
REIS  .JULIUS  C,  real  estate, office  316  California, 

dwl  319  Oak  nr  Octavia 
Reis. — See  Reese  and  Riese 
Reisrotli  Louis,  shoemaker  with   Kohler   &;   Maier, 

dwl  N  8  Green  het  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Reiss  Bernard,  porter  City   of  Paris,  dwl  613  Bush 
Reiss  Gustave,  clerk,  NE  cor  Mission  and  Tweuty- 

lourth 
Reiss  Gustave,  oysterman  with   Frank   Cate,   107 

Sansom 
Reiss  Isaac,  clothing,  dwl  636  Post 
Reiss  Ijonis,  sexton  Stocktou  St.  Synagogm;,  dwl  316 

O'Farrell 
Reiss  Solomon,  f  Reiss  ^  Moritz)  dwl  42")  Kearny 


Reiss  &  Morit/.,  (Solomon  Reisn  and  Michel  Mo- 
ritz) im|)orteis  cloths,  426  Kearny 

Reister  Mary  I.,  (widow)  dwl  636 Mission 

Reiter  Ernest,  musician,  dwl  305  Mason 

Reiter  George,  nightderk  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Reiter  Giistav,  hda  1022  Dnpont 

Reiterman  Chailes,  saloonkeeper, dwl  N  s  Oregon 
het  Drumni  and  East 

Reith  Paul,  tailor  with  John  H.  Tobin,  dwl  1035 
Jloiiigomery 

Reiiz  John,  wine  and  liquor  saloon,  767  flay 

Relay  Mary  Mrs  ,  furnished  roiniis,  536  Washington 

Remijean  Anisel,  carpenter,  dwl  16 Taylor 

Remillard  H.,  brick  manulacturer,  office  Third  St. 
Wharf,  dwl  742  Sixteenth 

Remington  Hetijamin  F.,  driver  with  Herve  & 
Perry,  dwl  o  Quincy 

Reniniel  ,)iicoh,(  Rem  mil  &  Oiersen/  dwl  1207  Hnw 

REMMEL  &  OTERSEN,  (J^'-o/,  Rcmmcl  and 
Hermann  Otersen)  wines  and  liquors.  Hi  Third 

Remsen  Rolaml  C,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Selina  Place 

Renand  Euyene,  cupenter  H.C.  League, P.8  Kearny 

RENAULT  JOHN,  coal  depot,  712  Pacilic,  dwl  1 
Bellevue  Place 

Renault  .Joseph,  laundrym;in  S.  F.  Laundry  Aes'n, 
dwl  Hryant  Av  het  Harrison  and  Bryant 

Renault.  Louis,  pantryman,  6)7  Comuiercial,dwl  623 
Pacific 

Renault  Louis  J.,  dyer  with  James  liaidley,  dwl  Fil- 
bert nr  Gough 

Rendsburg  John  M.,  dwl  910  Post, 

Rendsburg  Ulrica  Mrs.,  dwl  910  Post 

Rendlesliani  Charles,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 
dwl  li;OJ  Second 

Rengly  John,  milkman,  dwl  431  Pine 

Renliam  Edmoiid,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  357 
First 

Renner  Victoria  ]\Irs.,  beer  saloon,  SW  cor  Kearny 
and  Commercial,  dwl  610  California 

Renner  William,  carpenter,  619  C  ilifornia 

Rennert  Frederick,  upholsterer,  dwl  314  Shipley 

Rennie  W.,  dwl  737  Howard 

Rennie  William  M.,  miller  with  Samuel  E.  Oakley, 
dwl  Eleventh  nr  Bryant 

Rennilson  John,  spinner  Mission  andPacilic  Woolen 
Mills,  dwl  1010  Folsom 

Reno  M.  D.,  dwl  641  Broadway 

RENTON,  SMITH  &  CO-,  (^\illinm  Renton, 
Srnnuel  E.  Smith  and  R.  K.  Ham  J  lumber,  pier 
3  Stenart 

Renton  William,  fRenton,  Smith  &  Go.)  res  Port 
Blakeley,  W.T. 

Repeito  Andre,  packer  with  A.  Bonrgoing  &  Co., 
dwl  Mason  bet  Francisco  and  Bay 

Reple  Jacob,  cook  with  Muller  &  Bergold,  dwl  513 
Pine 

Repp  Charles,  machinist  Miners  Foundry,  dwl  N  s 
Post  bet  Baker  &  Lyon 

Repp  Henry, laborer,  dwl  W  s  Alabama  bet  Twenty- 
second  and  Twentv-third 

Repp  William,  butcher  with  A.  Rosenbaum,  dwl 
532  Bi'oadwav 

Reppen  Frederick,  shoemaker,  625  Commercial 

Reppey  James  W.,  upholsterer.  605  California,  dwl 
N  s  Green  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 

REPIIBLICAN    STATE    CENTRAL  COMMIT- 
TEE, room  520  Montgomery,  up  st  lirs 
Reqna  Austin  Jr.,  bookkeeper    Northwestern   Life 

Insurance  Co.,  dwl  505  Leavenworth 
Resenis  Jacob,   shoemaker,    dwl  S  s  Post  bet    Bu- 
chanan and  Laguna 
Reeer  Carl,  cairiagemaker,  dwl  517  Post,  rear 
Resing  Jolin,  liquor  saloon,  San  Jose  road  ur  St. 

Mary's  College 
Resources  of  California,  (quarterly)   Wentworih  & 

Boruck  publishers,  30ii  Montgomery 
Resseguie  Anna,  (widow)  dwl  W  s  Wettnore  Place 
Restutch  Giuseppe. shrimppeddler,  dwl  632  Pac,rear 

1  Rethers  Charles,  tailor,  dwl  2109  Jones,  rear 


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C.  p.  VAN"  SCHA.A.CK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Trunks  and  Valisos. 


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RKTICKKR  CHAN,  dwl  12^  Oak  Grove  Avenue 
Relit  Kraiicis,  laborer  witli  Herve    &.    Peny,   dwl 

\CiS.i  Cluy 
Retis    Alexander,    express  wagon,  cor  Davis   and 

\ViiHliiiigti)n,  dwl  cor  iMasoii  and  13io,ui\vay 
Reto  Joseph,    iiiarblepolisher,    lU/1    Market,    dwl 

Buri-y  111-  Til i id 
RettHgan  .lolin,  painter,  dwl  602  Natoma 
liutiinan  Micliael,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Maria  nrCbesley 
Retikowsky  Frank,  baker  with  Clark  &  Foote,  dwl 

U'Mi  Slitter 
Reiy  K.,  cook,  Orleiins  Hotel 
Reiil)eii  fteoige,  faiu-y  goods,  1 13  Sixth 
Reiibold  Max,  sluieiiiaAer,  3ltj  BnsI),  dwl  :W8  Bush 
Reiierlaber  Fredeiii'k,  slioeniaker,  dwl  r28   Market 
Reiilein  John,  caipeiitei-,  dwl  312  Ritch,  rear 
Renin  in  Ide,  expressniitn  with  A.  S.  R<)seiil):inm  & 

Co.,  dwl  S  8  Tyler  bet  Buchanan  and    Webster 
Reiiiholf  Herman,"  carpenter    H.  C.    League,  128 

Kearny 
Rensch  W'illiiim,  waiter  Riiss  House 
Reu8i-he  Angnsi,  manager  with  Saulmann   &    Lau- 

enstein 
Reussner  Albert,  jeweler  with  Charles  Lemme,  dwl 

3i7  Minna 
Renter  Tlieodnre,  bookkeeper  with  Bernhard  Gattel, 

3:i5  Montgoniei-y 
Renier  William,  fllemmcdk  iZ.y*  dwl  33f)  Clementina 
REVALK   JOHN,    watchmaker  and  jeweler,   511 

Monigomery,  dwl  717  Vallt-jo 
Revest  L.,  clerk   with    Fran9uise    Rouviere,    dwl 

Union  Place  nr  Green 
Revisol  Angnstus,  waiter,  dwl  453  Tehama 
Rex    Aiiicnsta,    (widow)    fnrnished    rooms,    1  St. 

Mary  Place 
Rey  .lacqnes  J.,  (Britton  &  R.)  dwl  SE  cor  Taylor 

and    Union 
Rey  Jean,  waiter,  dwl  cor  Jackson  and  Stockton 
Rey  Josepii,  laboier,  dwl  8  Polk  Lane 
Reynold  Henrv,  biiotmaker  with  I.  M.  Wentworth 

it  Co.,  dwl  fell  nr  Gongh 
Reynolds  Abel  L.,  teamster,  dwl  411  Biannan 
Revnoids  Ann,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  3  Dupont 
Reynolds  Benjamin  A.,  clerk  with  S.  F.  «fc  L.  Rey- 
nolds, dwi  1308  Pine 
Revnoids  Carme,  carpenter,  dwl  562  Stevenson 
REYNOLDS  C.  H.  &  Co  ,  (WilUnrn  Moody)  real 

estate  agents,  329  Mimtgomery 
Reynolds   Charles,  engineer,   dwl   E  B    Beale   bet 

Howanl  and  Kolsom 
Reynolds  (^'harles,  lanndryinan  New  England  Laun- 
dry, dwl  N  8  Hrannan  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Reynolds  Charles,  waiter  Empire  Hotel,  311  Pacific 
Revnoids  Charles  H.,  (C.  H  Rcynolilx  4-  Co. J  iind 
'  School  Director  Fourth  Ward,  dwl  1314  Wiish 
Reynolds  Daniel,  special  policeman,  dwl  N  s  Turk 

bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Reynolds  David,  policeman,  dwl  N  s  Turk  bet  Fill- 
more and  Steiner 
Reynolds  Ivlward,  laborer  with  George  R.  Munioe, 

dwl  3  Dujiont 
Reynolds  Edward  B.,  captain   bark  Tidal  Wave, 

dwl  .")I.T  Jones 
Reynolds  V.  E.  Mrs.,  head  assistant  teacher  Mis- 
sion Grammar  School,  dwl  724  Sixteenth 
Reynolds  Francis,  conductor  Onniil)U8  H.  U. 
Reynolds  Frank,  steward  with  E.  J.  Foster,  dwl 

S  s  Point  Lobos  Avenue,  2  miles  from  loll  gate 
Reynolds  Frank  A.,  teacher  dancing  with  O.  A. 

Lunt.  dwl  912  Howard 
Reynolds  Frank  B./Pond,  R.  &  Co.)  dwl  918  Bush 
Reynolds  George,   cai'penter,  dwl  N  s  McAllister 

'  bet  Polk  and  Lark  in 
Reynolds  George  A.,  with  James  Lick,  121  Sutter, 

dwl  1510  Sacramento 
Reynolds  George  A.,  (Reynolds  &  Murray)  dwl  24 

Park  Avenue 
Reynolds  George  B.,  clerk  with  Slosson  Bros.,  dwl 

515  Jones 


Reynolds  George  E.,  machinist,  dwl  27 J  Fonrth 
REYNOLDS  GEORGP:   L.,  inerclmnt  tailor  and 
deiler    cloths,    cassimeres    and    vestings.  638 
Clay,  dwl  S  s  Washington  bet  Leav  and  Hyde 
Reynolds  Henry  C,  engineer,  dwl  50(5  Bryant 
Reynolds  Henry  D.,  cattludealer,  dwl  71ti  Howard 
Reynolds,  Howell  »fe  Ford,  fNichiihin  Reynolds,  L. 
V.  H.  Howe/f  find  William  Ford)  commission 
merchants,  313  and  315  Davis 
Reynidds  Isaac,  student  at  law,  dwl  108  Jlinna 
Reynolds  James,  laborer.dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  .lones 
Reynolds  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  E  s  Main  nr 

Harrison 
Reynolds  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  143  Nntoma 
Reynolils  James,  waiter  Cosmopolitan   Hotel 
Reynolds  James  H.,  bootcutter  with   Buckingham 

&.  Hechf,  dwl  130  Oak 
REYNOLDS  JAMES  H.,  Plaza  Exchange,  SE  cor 
Kearnv  and  Merchant,  and  Commissioner  S.  V. 
F.  D.,'dwl  6 -'9  Clay 
Reynolds  .lames  >L,  laundry,  dwl  1606  Jones 
Reynolds  Jane  Mrs.,  millinery,  139  Fourth 
Reynolds  John,  attorney  at  law,  office  12  Exchange 

Building,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Reynohls  John,  laborer,  dwl  Polk  bet  Greenwich 

and  Filbert 
Reynolds  John,  lahoier  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 

Francisco  bet  I'olk  and  Liirkin 
REYNOLDS  JOHN,  pioprietor  California  Chem- 
ical Works,  213  Sun  Bruno  Road  nr  Twenty- 
eighth 
Reynolds  John,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Reynolds  John  K..  superintendent  Calvary  Ceme- 
tery, dwl  cor  Ellis  and  Broderick 
Reynolds  J.  W.  B.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 

and  dwl  802  Howard 
Reynolds  Kate  T.  Miss,  designer  with  Miss  Bridjjet 

M.  Norton,  dwl  2t)5  Third 
Reynolds  Leonard,  f  S.  F.  iSr  L.  Rrynolds)  attorney 
'  at  law.   office  6  and  7  Exchange  Building,   dwl 
1308  Pine 
Reynolds  Mary  Sirs.,  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  156  Clara 
Reynolds  Mii-hael,  boiler*iaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  i:to  Minim 
Reynolds  Michael,  heater  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

"  Potrero  Point 
Reynolds  Michael,  machinist,  dwl   722   O'Farrell, 

rear 
Reynolds    Nicholas,   fReynolds,  Howell  <fc   Ford) 

dwl  1723  Powell 
Reynolds   Nicholas   S.,   insurance    agent,  dwl  139 

Fourth 
Reynolds  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  19  Ritch,  rear 
Reynolds  Rachel  A.   Mrs.,  boarding  and   lodging, 

536  Third 
REYNOLDS  ROBERT  T.,   agent  Collins'  Patent 

Sun  Burner,  1 08  California,  i-es  Oakland 
Reynolds  Samuel  Mrs.,  dwl  108  O'Farrell 
Reynolds   Samuel  F.,  ( S.  F.  ^  L.  Reynolds)  dwl 

1308  Pine 
Reynolds  Sarah  J.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  230 

Third 
REYNOLD.SS.  F.  &  L..  attorneys  at  law,  office 

6  and  7  Exchange  Building 
Reynolds  Thomas,   coppersmith  and  plumber,  .'')06 

Front,  dwl  1.525  Mason 
Reynolds  Thomas,  laborer,   dwl  Noe    nr  Thirtieth 
Reynolds  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  311  Pacific 
Reynolds  Thomas,  (  Wood  Sf  R.)  dwl  2  Cieavehmd 
Reynolds  Thomas  A.,  (Reynolds  <fc  Davidson)  dwl 

43S5  Branmin 
Reynolds  Thomas  H.,  deputy  clerk  Board   Supervi- 
sors, City  Hall,  dwl  206  Kearny 
Reynolds  Thomas  R.,  bond  clerk  Naval  office,  Cus- 
tom House,  dwl  724  Sixteenth 
Reynolds  William,  hostler  Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl 

Sixteenth  nr  Valencia 
Reynolds  William,  livery  stable,   124  Sutter,  dwl 
536  Third 


JONES,  FUIjLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Le.ter  and  Note  Paper  and  Envelosc^ 


TEKBA  SANTA,  the  great  Blood  Purifier,  cures  EheumatiBm,  JTeuraTgia  and  Gout. 


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Reynolds  William,  molder  Vnlcan  Iron  Works 
Heynolds  Wil]i<un,  rijjger,  dwl  412  Folsom 
Reynolds  VVilliaiu  O.,  wood,  Larue's  Wharf,  dwl 

23IOLaiUin 
Reynolds   William  T.,  (William    T.   Reynolds  & 

'  Co.)  dwl  500  Eddy, 
REYNOLDS  WILLIAM  T.  &  CO.,   (Hiram    P. 

Osgood)  wholesale  wines  and  liquors,  425  and 

42/  Battery 
Reynolds  &.  Davidson,  (Thomas  A.  lleynolda  and 

James  VV.  Davidson  J   morocco   maijufactnrevs, 

W  s  Brannau  Place  bet  Braunan  and  Townsend 
REYNOLDS  &  MURRAY,  (George  A.  Reynolds 

and    Hugh     Murray)     produce     commiEsio  i, 

202  Clay  and  303  Davis 
Rheinliart.lnlius,  waiter,  612  Market, 
Rheurott'Heruinu,  stairbuilder  with  Jesse  &  Drew 
Rliim  Matthias,  molder,  dwl  535  Mission 
Rhind  James  W.  C,  teacher  mnsic,  dwl  270  First 
Rhine  Natlian,  merchant,  dwl  520  Stockton 
Rhoades  Charles,  minstrel  Maguire's  Opera  House, 

dwl  1U8  Second 
Rhoades  William,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Rhode  Augustus,  bootmaker,  dwl  12  Harlan  Place 
Rhode  Charles,  clerk   with  C.  R.  Meyer,  dwl  NE 

cor  Battery  and  Green 
Rhode  Frank,  bootmaker,  dwl  12  Harlan  Place 
Rhode    Henry,  (Rhode  &  Engelsmann)    dwl    212 

Brnnnan 
Rhode  Peter,  bootmaker,  dwl  12  Harlan  Place 
Rhode  &    Engelsmann,  (Henry  Rhode  and  Henry 

Engelsmann)  coffee  saloon,  N  s  Brannau  bet 

First  and  Second 
Rhoder  Henry,  saloon,  dwl  732  Union 
Rboderick  Lewis,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Pelican 
Rhodes  Anthony,  waiter,  dwl  26  Oak 
Rhodes  Arthur,  porter,  628  California 
Rhodes  Charles,  contractor,  dwl  208  Clara 
Rhodes  Edward  A.,  I'eceiving  clerk  with  Clarke  & 

Sawyer,  dwl  924  Jackson 
Rhodes  Silas,  contractor,  dwl  208  Clara 
Rhodes  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  934  Folsom 
RHODES   WILLIAM  H.,    attorney  at    law    and 

Court    Commissioner  Twelfth  District    Court, 

office  15  City    Hall,  dwl  E  s  Valencia  bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 
Riber  John,  stockdealer,  dwl  E  s  Bartlett  ur  Twen- 
ty-second 
Ribero  Pedro,  cabinetmaker,  521  Broadway 
Ricard  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  573  Bryant 
Ricaud  P.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  16  Sutter 
Ricaud  Peter,  (Ricaud.  &   Bordeaux)   dwl   16   Sut 
Ricaud  &   Bordeaux,  (Peter    Ricaud  and    Victor 

Bordeaux)  restaurant,  520  Merchant 
Ricci   Guisseppe,  waiter  with   Campi  &   Co.,  dwl 

1014  Stockton 
Rice  Abraham,  bootmaker,  314|  Fifth 
Rice  Andrew,  bookkeeper  with  Forbes  Bros.  &  Co., 

dwl  20  Stanford 
Rice  Artemas  W.,  dairyman, dwl  20  Hampton  Place 
Rice  Bernai-d,  horsetrainer,  dwl  110  Sutter 
Rice  Cyrus  F.,  carpenter,  1236  Bush 
Rice  Dan,  barkeeper,  dwl  Barron  House 
Rice  David  S.,  clerk  with  David   Conmd,  dwl  639 

Vallejo 
Rice  D.  W.  C.  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  1122  Pine 
Rice  Emmett  E.,  dwl  1122  Pine 
Rice  Garrett  E.,  barkeeper  with  Behau  &  Harrold, 

dwl  774  Folsom 
Rice  George,  cook  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Rice  Henry,  clerk  S.  F.  Postoffice,  dwl  305  Minna 
Rice  Henry  P.,  (Pagan,  Bliven&  Co. y  dwl  7  Park 

Avenue 
Rice  James,  attorney  at  law,  office  SW  cor  Sausom 

and  Jackson,  dwl  Virginia  Block 
Rice  James,  bookkeeper,  dwl  20  Stanford 
Rice  James,  laborer,  dwl  710  Lombard 
Rice  James,  laborer  Lick  House 


Rice  James,  liquor  saloon,  350  Brannan 

Rice  .James,  porter  with  Wooster  &  Shattnck,  dwl  37 

Clementina 
Rice  James,  waiter,  538  Clay,  dwl  5  Tyson  Place 
Rice  James  C,  barkeeper,  504  Davis 
Rice  James  M.  Mrs.,  dwl  5.575  Stevenson 
Rice  John,  laborer  with  Sands  &.  Wissing,  dwl  1135 

Folsom 
Rice  John,  (O'Brien  Sr  RJ  dwl  314  Beale 
Rice  John  C.,  clerk  with  George  P.  Rowane,  dwl 

557  5  Stevenson 
Rice  John  R.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  7.39  Howard 
Rice  Joseph  B.,  (Piper  Sf  R.)  res  San  Rafael 
Rice  Laurence,  engineer  stm  Alice, dwl  270  Brannan 
Rice  Maria  D.  Miss,  bookfolder   with  D.  Hicks  &. 

Co.,  dwl  253  Clementina 
Rice  Mary  F.  Miss,  gaitertitter,  dwl  557^  Stevenson 
Rice  Michael,  borseshoer  with  Daniel  Mahoney,(lwl 

N  s  Eddy  nr  Polk 
Rice  Michael,  messenger  with  Hope,  McKillop  & 

Co.,  dwl  Niantic  Hotel 
Rice  Michael,  painter,  dwl  727  Harrison 
Rice  Michael  D,,  carpenter,  dwl  2.53  Clementina 
Rice  Patrick,  sodawater  maker,  dwl  7  Park  Avenue 
Rice  Richard,  plumber  with  J.   H.   O'Brien  &  Co., 

dwl  N  8  Shipley  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Rice  Stephen  A.,  shipwright,  dwl  523  Howard 
Rice  Zenas,  stencilcutter,  dwl  W  s  Morey  Alley  nr 

Broadway 
Rich  Abram,   clerk  with  Arthur  S.   Peterson,  dwl 

52!^  Howard 
Rich  B.  &  D.,  groceries,  904  Market 
Rich  Bernard,  (B.  Sf  D.  Rich)  dwl  NW  cor  Oak 

and  Frankim 
Rich  David,  (B.  &  D.  Rich)  dwl  NW  cor  Oak  and 

Franklin 
Rich  Dorastus  W. ,  dub  room,  319  Bush 
Rich  D.  W.  Jr.,  trader,  dwl  125  Morton 
Rich  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  731  Vallejo 
Rich  Henry  J.,  mspector  Custom  House,   dwl  Or- 
leans Hotel 
Rich  Henry  M.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  1506  Franklin 
Rich  Jacob,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,    128  Kearny 
Riih  John  C,  carpenter  Southern  Pac.  R.  R. 
Rich   Josepli,  real  estate,   dwl  NW   cor  Oak  and 

Franklin 
Rich  Nathan,  tailor,  dwl  232  Stevenson 
Rich  Louis,  merchant  tailor,  dwl  905  Post 
Rich  Samuel,  gastitter  with  L.  Hufschmidt,dwll006 

Folsom 
Richard  Edward,  broker,  dwl  1014  Stockton 
Richard  Henry,  upholsterer  with  William  Mamlock, 

dwl  SE  cor  Taylor  and  Ellis 
Richards  Ambrose,  laborer  with  Israel  Richard8,dwl 

S  s  Bay  bet  .Jones  and  Leavenworth 
Richards  Annie  Mrs.,  dwl  16Natoma 
Richards  Calvin,  (Prost  &  R.)  dwl  307  Third 
Richards  C,  F.,  (C.  P.  Richards  &■  Go.)  dwl  SE 

cor  Pennsylvania  Avenue  and  Solano 
RICHARDS   C.    F.  &  CO.,   wholesale  drugs  and 

chemicals,  SW  cor  Sansom  and  Clay 
Richards  Charles  W.,mechanicaldentist  with  James 

W.  Winter,  dwl  1512  Pine 
Richards  Daniel,  clerk,  dwl  1024  Powell 
Richards  David  M.,  collector  with  Barron  &  Co., 

dwl  931  Sutter 
Richards  E.,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  America 
Richards  Edwin  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  34  Louisa 
Richards  Ezra  J.,  papercarrier,  dwl  1924  Mason 
Richards  Francis  Jr.,  a.ssayer  S.  F.  Assaying  and 

Refining  Works,  dwl  7  Caroline 
Richards  George  C,  (Hemes  &  R.)  dwl  745  Har 
RICHARDS  ISRAEL,  contractor  nightwork,  of- 
fice SE  cor  Kearny  and  California,  dwl  S  8  Bay 

bet  Jones  and  Leavenworth 
Richards  James  E.,  bookkeeper  with  Sanderson  & 

Horn,  dwl  Rues  House 
RICHARDS  JAMES  M.,    groceries  a:id    liquors, 

SE  cor  Dupont  and  Sutter 


THE   PEOPLES  LNSUBAI.^CB  CO,  recognizes  individual  liability. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearney  Street,  Yankee  Notions. 


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Ricbai'ds  Jolin  E. ,  barkeeper  Cosmopolitan  Hotel, 

dwl  Sb  Bay  bet  Kearny  and  Dnpont 
Richards  Mack',  laborer  Central  Pacilic  R.  R.,  dwl 

573  Bryant 
Richards  Margaret,  (widow)   dwl  NW  cor  Vallejo 

and  Taylor 
Ritdiards  Orlando  S.,  commission  merchant,  NE  cor 

Front  and  Clay,  dwl  American  Exthanire 
Richards  Pearl,  farmer,  dwl  S  8  Bay  bet  Jones  and 

Leavenworth 
Riehanis  Robert  J.,  physician,  dwl  11 17  Folsom 
Richards  William  II.,  fRichanls  &  Harrison)  dwl 

SW  cor  Post  and  Van  Ness  Avenne 
RICHARDS  &  HARRISON,!  WilliamH. Richards 

and  R.  J.  Harrison)    importers  English  ales 

and  foreign  liqnors,  NE  cor  Battei'v  and  Com 
Richardson   All)err,  carpenter  with  Excelsior  Mill 

Co.,  dwl  131  Tehama 
Richardson  Albert  B.,  n)ariner,  dwl  N  s  Howard  bet 

Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Richardson  Charles,  local  agent  Pacific  Mutual  Life 

Insurance  Co.,  dwl  11  Park  Avenue 
Ricliardson  Charles  M.,  mining  secretary,  oiBce  402 

Montgomery,  dwl  732  Sutter 
RICHARDSON,  DELL  &   CO.,  (Jolin  H.  Rich- 
ardson, John  E.  Delh  and  Denny  D.  HoUnnd) 

proprietors  Beale  Street  Sawing  and  Planing 

Mills,  NW  cor  Beale  and  Jlission 
Richardson    Edward,    portrait  painter,    studio  and 

dwl  64!i  Washington 
Richardson  Edward  A.,  note  teller  Bank  California, 

dwl  SW  cor  Twenty-second  and  Siiotwell 
Richardson  Franklin  W.,  conductor,  dwl  535^  Stev 
Richardson  George,  brickmason,  dwl  741  Market 
Richaidsou  George,  hackdriver  with  Bouton&  Son, 

lOKi  Stockton 
Richardson  George,  steward  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Richardson  George,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  California 
Richardson  George  E.,  dwl  443  Jessie 
Richardson   George   R.,   (colored)   laborer,  dwl  74 

Bernard 
Richardson    Henry,    laborer,   dwl   San   Francisco 

Hotel 
Richaidson  Henry  O.,  mariner,  dwl  310  Fremont 
Richardson  Jacob,  (Lane  if  R.)  dwl  NE  cor  Turk 

and  Webster 
Richardson  Jacob  M.,  dwl  S  s  Twenty-sixth  nr  Bart- 

lett 
Richardson  James,  gasfitter  with  James  K.  Prior, 

dwl  N  8  Seventeenth  nr  Dolores 
Richardson  John,  hostler  City  R  R.,  dwl  Es  First 

Avenue  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Richard.ion   John   H.,    f Richardson,  Dell  &   Co.) 

res  Oakland 
Richardson  Joseph  V.  B.,  driver  with  Stewart  «k 

Buckley,  dwl  424  Tehama 
Richardson  Lewis,  drayman,  dwl  72.''»  Harrison 
Richardson  Mary  L.,  (widow)  dwl  1022  Folsom 
Richardson  Piescott  V.,  (Richardson  Sf  Bro.)  dwl 

NE  cor  Doloies  and  Nineteenth 
Richardson  Samuel  W.,  (Richardson  &  Bro.)  dwl 

NE  cor  Nineteenth  and  Dolores 
Richardson  Selden  O.,  train  baggagemaster  Central 

Pacilic  R.  R.  Ferry,  bds  Occidental  Hotel 
Richardson  Wandell  L.,  (E.  C.  Boobar  if  Co.)  dwl 

(ilO  Howard 
Richardson  William,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Richardson  William,  clerk  with  Dickson,   DeWolf 

&  Co.,  dwl  829  Bush 
Richardson  William,  shoecutter  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  cor  Haight  and  Gougli 
Richardson  William  H.,  paperhauger  with  George 

W.  Clark,  dwl  1  Quincy 
Ricliardson  William  J.,  street  contractor,  dwl  S  8 

Turk  betDevisaderoand  Broderick 
Richard.-»on  William  R.,  dwl  GIO  Powell 
Richardson  William  R.,  mariner,  dwl  211  Second 


Richardson  &Br'>.,  ^/"/r.sco^^    V.  and    Samuel    W- 

Richardsop)   milkranch,  NE  cor  Dolores  and 

Nineteenth 

Richer ,  si>  efiman,  dwl  165  Silver 

Richet  August ;,  compositor  Conrrierde  San  Francis- 
co, dwl  .5'  6  Broadway 
Richet  Char)  is, lodgings, NE  cor  Bi'oadway  and  Dun 
Richmond  Claries  C,  clerk  with  W.  W.  Dodge  <& 

Co.,  d-i-1  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Richmoi'<f  Edwin  A. .engineer  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills, 

d'"'  cor  North  Point  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Richmond  G.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.S.  Co's  Wharf 
Richmond  John  B.,  merchant,  office  with  Beau  & 

Black,  410  I\Iontgomery,  dwl  44  Third 
Richmond  Lizzie  G.  Mrs.,  manager  Women's  Coop- 
erative Union,  424  Montgomery,  dwl  520  Sutter 
Richo  Charles,  longshoreman,  dwl  h  Goodsell  Place 
Richon  Nicholas, money  broker, fill  Com, res  Oakland 
RichterAdolph,  jeweler  with  Hubash  &  Kutz,  dwl 

912  Bryant 
Richter  August,  porter  with  Thurnauer&  Zinn,  dwl 

9 12  Bryant 
Richter  Ernest,  machinist  with  Theodore  Kallen- 

berg,  dwl  4411  Natoma 
Richter  George,  laborer,  dwl  433  Greenwich 
Richter  John  A.,  local   agent  Widow  and  Orphan 

Fund  Life  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  1717  Mason 
Richter  William,  upholsterer  with  H.  Horstmann  & 

Co.,dwl  412  Bryant 
Richter  William  H.,  liquor  saloon.  First  Avenue  nr 

Kentucky, dwl  Seventh  bet  Bran  and  Towusend 
Richters  August,  mariner,  dwl  9  Broadway 
Richtstieg  Harry,  carpenter    H.    C.    League,  128 

Kearny 
Rick  George,  bootmaker,  223  Pacific 
Rick  Henry,  gasfitter  with  Milne,  Clark  &  Co., dwl 

18  Sumner 
Rick  Jacob,  milkranch,  Old  San  Jose  Road  nr  Rock 

Ranch 
Rickard  Robert,  teamster  with  George  Morrow, dwl 

33  Commercial 
Rickards  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  78  Clementina 
Rickards  James,  Golden  City  House,  cor   San  Bru- 
no Road  and  Silver  Avenue 
Rickborn  Fernando,  clerk  with  Nicholas  Wiebauk, 

dwl  SW  cor  Polk  and  Bush 
Rickeby  William,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  cor  Ivy  and 

Van  Ness  Avenue 
Rickets  Edward,  waiter  North.  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S. 

S.  OriHamme 
Rickertson  John,  miner,  dwl  912  Harrison 
Ricklefsen  Gregory  J.,  dyer,  1408  Stockton 
Rickman  Charles,  dining  saloon,  20  First 
Rickmyer  Jacol),  carpenter,  dwl  129  Folsom 
Rickson  John,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Sansom  nr  Union 
Rictor  A.  H.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Riddell  D.  A.,  carpenter  II.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Riddell    George    W.,    clerk  with   Frank  Barnard, 

dwl  418  Eddy 
Riddell  James,  druggist  with  R.  H.  McDonald  &. 

Co.,  dwl  942  Howard 
Riddell  Speer. paying  teller  London  &  San  Francisco 

Bank,  dwl  942  Howard 
Riddell  Thomas  C,   carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Riddell  William  S.,  clerk  with  R.  B.  Swain  &  Co., 

314  California 
Ridder  Peter  de,  carpenter,  dwl  11  Freelon,  rear 
Riddle  James  L.,  real  estate,  dwl  NW  cor  Mission 

and  Sixth 
Riddle  John,  hairdreeeer,  dwl  S  s  Church  nr  Twen- 
ty-seventh 
Riddle  J.  W.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Riddle  Robert,  bookkeeper,  dwl  NE  cor  Francisco 

and  Kearny 
Rideont  Albert  S.,  shipearpenter,  dwl  826  Jackson 
Rideout  Josiah,  calker,  dwl  255  Beale 
Rider  Benjamin  H.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Laces  and  Embroideries. 


BEDINQTON'S  ESSENCE  GINGER  cures  Dyspepsia  and  Indigestion, 


550 


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Rider  Frederick,  diuygist,  dwl  S^  cor  Broadway 

and  Stciciiton  ^ 

Rider  Geoige  W.,  pressman  with  Francis  &  Valen- 
tine, dwl  537  Sacranieuto 
Rider  John  li..( Rider,  ISotners  &  Co})<\w\~m  Ellis 
Rider,   Soiiiers   &   Co.,  (John   B.   Iiv<ler,   Joshii// 

Chtidbourne  and  Hoivcy  C.  SomerxJ  hny  and 

grain,  and  agents  Warm  Spiiugs^'^acAets,  22 

and  24  Market 
Rider  William  M.,  night  inspector  Custam  House, 

dwl  2Hi  Kearny 
Rider. — See  Ryder  ' 

Ridge  Thomas,  compositor  Alta  California,  dwl  34 

Ellis 
Ridgway  William  P.,  bookkeeper  Grand  Hoiel 
Hiding  Thomas,  clerk,  111  B.ittery,  dwl  20  Pen-y 
Ridley  All)ert  E.,  stencilcutter  with  F.  M.  Truwor- 

tliy,  3-Jl  Front 
Ridley'  ilorace  S.,  market,  Polk  bet  Pacific  and  Val- 

lejo,  dwl  1.VJ6  P;icitic 
Ridley  .Joseph,  dwl  N  8  Mission  nr  Thirteenth 
Ridlev  Josep!i,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  648  Market 

dwl  .549  Tehama 
Ridley  Thomas,  (colored)  steward  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great 

Republic,  dwl  18  Stone 
Rieck  Henry,  cooper,  817  Batteiy 
Riedel  Fr.ink,  real  esiate  agent,  dwl  263  Stevenson 
Riedel  Gustave,   mannfactiirer  vinegar  and   agent 

Golden  Gate  Mills,  office  '325  Sac,  dwl  2  Yerba 

Biiena  nr  Clay 
Riege  William,  laborer  with  Hermann  Jalitz,  dwl 

511  Green 
Riegelhaupt  Conrad,  cabinetmaker  with  George  B. 

May  &  Co.,  dwl  44  .Julia 
Riegellmnpt  Pliilip,  tailor,  518  Mkt,  dwl  638  Mission 
Riegelhnt  C,  flying  horses,  dwl  E  s  Morey  Alley  nr 

Broadway 
RIEGELHUTH   JACOB,   proprietor  Sacramento 

Hotel,  407  Pacific 
Riegelhnth  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  633  Broadway 
Riegling  Joseph,  baker  with  C.  Burkhardt,  dwl  lo'b 

Silver 
Riehl  Frederick,  seaman,  dwl  SE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Vallejo 
Riehl  Jacob,  liverystable,  SE  cor  Pacific  and  Taylor 
liiehn  Elizi,  (widow)  dwl  93U  Post 
RIEHN,  HEMxME  A  CO,   fAiiffu.st  HemmeJ   as- 

8:iyer8,  404  Montgomery 
Riehn  Joseph,  waiter,  dwl  SW  cor  Sacramento  and 

Prospect  Place 
Riell  John,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  422 

Brannan 
Riemann  Rudolph,  salesman  with   Matthias  Gray, 

dwl  663  Howard 
Rienhart  William,  bookkeeper  with  Caleb  M.  Sick- 

ler,  dwl  732  Geary 
Riepe  John  A.,  jeweler  with  California  Jewelry  Co., 

dwl  621  Pine 
Riepe  Richard,  porter,  733  Washington 
Ries  Leopold,  re.il  estate  agent,   otlice  607  Wash- 
ington, dwl  First  Av  bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Ries  Samuel,  ga^fitier,  dwl  103  First 
Riese  Ernest,  carbuilder  with  Kimball  Manufactur- 
ing Co.,  dwl  S  8  Nineteenth  nr  Capp 
Rieser  Aaron,  mining  superintendent,  dwl  26  Jessie 

bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Riesner  Anthony,  cahinetraaker  with  Goodwin   & 

Co.,  dwl  9.5!4  Mission 
Rieseelmann    Henry,    soapmaker    with    Hermann 

Fisthheck,  dwl  cor  Si.xteenth  and  Ut:!h 
Riestra  Adelle  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  20  Sausom 
Rieth  Jacob,  cook,  236  Sutter 
Rieux  Ernest  P.,  bookkeeper  with  H.  Webster  & 

Co.,  dwl  710  Jones 
Rieux  Louis  A.,  secretary  with  Consul  for  France. 

dwl  II  John 
Rijby  D.  B.,  iHWstudent,  dwl  718  California 
Rigbv  John,  ilerk  witli  John  G.  Hodge  &  Co.,  dwl 

538  Ellis 


Righy  William  K.,  wood  and  coal,  233  Fourth,  dwl 

272  Clt'inenlina 
Righetti  Giacomo,  marblecutter  with  Andrea  Pal- 

tenglii,  dwl  1414  Kearny 
Righetti  Joseph,  gardener,   dwl  SE  cor  Broadway 

and  Sanson] 
Riglit  James,  cook,  dwl  15  Vallejo 
Righlmire  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  dwl  3o5  Clementina 
Riglitniire  Sarah  E.  Mips. 'assistant  teacher  Lincoln 

Primary  School,  dwl  3.55  Clementina 
Rigle  Thaddens,  diiiryman,  dwl  San  Jose  road   nr 

Six  Mile  House 
Rigney  James,  teamster,  dwl  Smsom  nr  Union 
Rigney  Patrick,  silver  plater  with   Kimball   Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  153  Silver 
Rigolette  A.,  liquor  saloon,  S  s  Sixteenth  bet  Guer- 
rero and   Dolores 
Riker  Harrison  H.,  liquor  de^iler,  dwl  28  Zoe 
Riker  James  H.,  messenger   Bank   California,   dwl 

630  Couniierciril 
Rikers  John  R.,  watchman   La  Grande  Laundry, 

dwl  K  s  Tliirteenih  lu'  Folsom 
Riley  Alihy,  (widow)  dwl  717  Lombard 
Riley  Alfred,   blacksmith,  dwl  N  s  Nineteenth  bet 

Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Riley  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  551    Howard 
Riley  Anne,  (widow)  nurse,  dwl  106   Natonia 
Riley  Barlholomew,  milk  ranch,  dwl  Silver   Av  nr 

St.  Mary's  Collej^e 
Riley  Bernard,  blacksmith  Southern   Pacific  R.  R., 

dwl  E  8  Shotwell  bet  Ninieenih  and  Twentieth 
Riley  C.  C.  clerk  wilh  William   J.   Bryan  &   Co., 

"dwl  108  Tehama 
Riley  Charles,  (Dillon  &  R.J  dwl  30  Langtou 
Rilev  Charles  J.,  gasfilter  and   plumber,    dwl   1012 

"Filbert 
Riley  Christopher,  Liborer,  dwl  13  Nafoma 
Riley  (.'ornelius,  laborer,  dwl  "^14  Broadway 
Riley  Daniel,  hostler   City  R.  R.,   dwl  Vulencia  nr 

Sixteenth 
Riley  ICdsvard,  engineer,  dwl  93  Folsom  Avenue 
Riley  Eugene,  laliorer  with    Kittredge  &   Leavitt, 

(Iwl  S  s  Bryant  nr  Fir^t 
Riley  F\itnvit>.'( Rilej/  &  Fc/tJ  dwl  79  Stevenson 
Riley  Frank,  fii-euian  North  Pac.  Trans.   Co.'b  S.  S. 

Idaho 
Riley  Garrett,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

'6  Prospect  I'lace 
Riley  George,  printer,  dwl  Branch   House 
Riley  George,  stevedore  P.  M.  S.    S.    Co. 's   Wharf, 

dwl  E  s  Main  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Riley  George  h\,  ship  carpenter,    dwl   1018  Powell 
Riley  Hazen  K.,  conductor  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  53(J3 

Jessie 
Riley  Hugh,  hog  ranch,  S  s  Santa  Clara  nr  Mariposa 
Riley  J.,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Riley  James,  clerk,  dwl  Np]  cor  Laguna  and  Fulton 
K'iley  James,  clerk,  dwl  5  Clairville  Place 
Riley  James,  extraman  steamer  No.  5  S.  F.  F.  D., 

dwl  613i  Stockton 
Riley  James,  foreman  Hose  Co.  No.  5  S.  F.  F.  D., 

"dwl  238  Oak 
Riley  James,  horse  shoer  with  S.  A.  Winall  &  Co., 

dwl  6425  Mihsion 
Riley   James,   hostler   Central   R.   R.   stables,  N  s 

Brannan  b^t  Seventh  and  EiKhth 
Riley   James,  laborer   with  J.   B.   Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Riley  Jauies,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Riley  Jamea,  molder  Riadon   Iron  Works,   dwl  16 

Jessie,  rear 
Riley  James,   steward.   S.   V.  Water  Works,  San 

.losL-  Ro.id  nr  Six  Mile  House 
Riley  Janies  H.,   oysterman,   538  Market,  dwl  32 

Natoma 
Riley  John,  blacksmith  Southern  Pac.  R.R.,  dwl  16 

Jessie,  rear 
Riley  John,  bricklayer,   dwl  S  8  Commercial  bet 

Davis  and  Drumm 


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Riley  John,  dairyman,  dwl  Silver  Av  nr  St.  Mary's 

Colleyfe 
Riley  .lolin,  driver  Hose  Cd.  No.  1,  S.F.F.D. 
Riley  Joim,  engineer  sMri  No.  1,  S.F.K.D.,   dwl  En- 
gine House  Sb  I^K-ilic  l)et  M  int  and  Sausoin 
Riley  John,  laixner,  dwl  30  R:iUfich,  veur 
Riley  John,  laliorer,  dwl  S  s  Vandewater  ur  Powell 
Riley  John,  hihorer  Calvarv  Cemetery, 
Riley  John,  hihorer  wiih  Hancock  &.  Kelso 
Riley  John,  lahorer  with  Israel   Richards,  dwl  cor 

Jones  and  Krancisco 
Rilev  John,  packer  with  Ilelhing  &  Straus,  dwl  25 

Welsh 
Riley  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  530  Stevenson 
Riley  John  F.,  Iiricklayer,  dwl  41  Everett 
Riley  John  H.  VV.,  stenographic  reporter,  dwl  1009 

Powell 
Riley  Joseph,  hiicklayer,  dwl  41  Everett 
Riley  Linrence,   liiinois,    dwl  Laurel   Avenue   bet 

Buchanan  and  VVehster 
Riley  Maria  Mrs.,  di'essinaker,  dwl  706  Mission 
Riley  Martin,  mariner,  dwl  45  Sacramento 
Riley  Mai-y,  nurse  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Riley  JIary  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  41  Everett 
Riley  Michiiel,  hooimaker,  dwl   N  s  Thirteenth  bet 

Mission  and  Valencia 
Riley  Michael,  conductor,  dwl  320  Fifth 
Riley  Michael,  tiiiiaher  sheep  skins,  dwl   E   s  First 

Avenue  or  Fifteenth 
Riley  Micliael,  molder,  dwl  E  s  Columbia  nr  Nine- 
teenth 
Riley  Alichael,  wood  and  coal,   11  Eddy,   dwl  416 

Stevenson 
Riley  Owen,    laborer  with  J.   B.   Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Riley  Owen,  milkranch,  cor  Valencia  and  Twenty- 

sixtli 
Riley  Patrick,  driver  Market  St.  R.R.,  dwl  Valencia 

nr  Si.xteenih 
Riley  Patrick,  hostler  Central  R.R.,  dwl  721  Bran- 
nan 
Riley  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  89  Everett 
Riley  Patrick,  laboier,  dwl  136  Natoma 
Riley  Patrick,  lahorer,  dwl  515  Eighth 
Riley  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Fifteenth  and  Guer- 
rero 
Riley  Patrick,   laborer,  dwl  Valencia  bet  Twenty- 
fifth  and  Twenty  sixth 
Riley  Patrick,  laborer  Southern  Pac.  R.R. 
Rilev  Patrick  S.,  railroad  advertiser  with  Keyt  & 

Co.,  dwl  127  Jackson 
Riley  P.iliick  Thomas,  butcher  with  J.  H.  Dooley, 

dwl  N  8  Fust  Avenue  nr  Kentucky 
Riley  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  Francisco  bet  Larkin  and 

Polk 
Riley  Peter,  laborer  P.M.S.S.  Colorado 
Riley  Peter.  millstonel)nilder  with  Travis  &  Wag- 
ner, dwl  147  Natoma 
Riley  Peter,  sionecuiter,  dwl  135  Tehama 
Riley  Peter  O.,  bricklayer  Bricklayers' Ass'n,  234 

Sutter 
Riley  I'hilip,  carpenter,  dwl  310  Folsom 
Riley  Philip,  lahorer,  dwl  551  Howard 
Riley  Phili|).  sash  and  blind  maker,  California  Mills, 

dwl  21  Clara 
Riley  Q.,  lahorer,  dwl  E  s  Hollis  nr  O'Farrell 
Riley  Susan  M.,  (widow)  dwl  598  Stevenson 
Riley  Tenence,  girdener, dwl  N  s  Camp  bet  Second 

Av  and  Guerrero 
Riley  Thomas,  clerk,  dwl  cor  Fifteenth  and  Guer- 

jero 
Riley  Thomas,  laborer.  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Rilev  Thomas,  machinist,  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl  553 

Mission 
Riley  Thomas,  plasterer,  dwl  622  Natoma 
Riley  Thomas  steamboat  hand,  dwl  Niautic  Hotel 
Riley  Thon)as  O.,  rRile^^  Sr  Vest)  dwl  413  Kearny 
Riley  &  Felt,  (Frnucix  'Riley  and  Alney  D.   Felt) 
chop  house,  342  Montgomery 


RILEY  &  VEST,/'rA/5mas  2).  Riley  and  Oeors^e 

Vest)  hayand  grain,  NE  cor  Spear  and  Harrison 
Riley. — See  O'Reilly  and  Reilly 
Rdiv  Rohert  H.,  barkeeper  with   John   S.   Rowen, 

"623  Merchant 
Rimassa  Emainiel,  boots  and  shoes,  720  Wasliinjiton 
Riminton  Catharine  Mrs, ,  furnished  rooms,  8  Cen- 
tral Place 
RINCON  POINT  DOCK,  (now  Black  Diamond) 

opposite  Rincon  Point 
Rincou  Point  Warehouse,  foot  of  Spear 
Rincon  Wool  Depot. Burke  &  McAllister  proprietors, 

E  8  Spear  bet  Fidsom  and  Harrison 
Rindge  Harry  A.,  clerk  with  William  E.   Lootnis, 

dwl  1214  Sutter 
Rines  James  P.,  foreman  with  E.  K.  Howes  &  Co  , 

dwl  Fourteenth  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
Rines  Joseph  R.,  letter  carrier  S.F.  Post  Office,  dwl 

619  Mission 
Ring  Daniel  D..  tailor,  dwl  55  Everett 
Rir.g  Freilerick  D.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  NW 

cor  Kearny  smd  Geary,  dwl  36  Geary 
Ring  Jacob  S..  dwl  212  Powell 
King  .Jeremiah  W.,  stevedore,  dwl  17  Harrison  Av 
Ring  Reuben  G.,  butter  aud  cheese.  Union  Market, 

dwl  110  Mason 
Ring  Richard,  groceries  and  liquors,  128-131)  First 
Ring  Rohert  S.,  clerk  with  Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl  Russ 

House 
Ring  William  B.,  carriagemaker,  714  Sansom,  dwl 

3585  Jessie 
Ringen  Peter,  groceries  and   liquors,  NE   cor  Clay 

and  Stockton,  dwl  604  Lombard 
Ringgold  Charles,  laundrymaii  Lick  House,  dwl  Ss 

I'urk  bet  Buchanan  aiid  Webster 
Ringo  J.   L.  R.,   bookkeeper  St.  Louis  Mutual  Life 

Ins  Co.,  403  California 
Ringot  Joseph,  agent  Fiench  TJoyds, office  433  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  NW  cor  Californi.i  and  Scott 
Ringstrom  P.  R.,  bookkeeper  Bank  California,  dwl 

1 1 33  Clay 
Rinn  Henry,  jeweler  with  Charles  Lemnie,  dwl  204 

Tyler 
Rio  Noa,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham  &  Hecht, 

dwl  cor  Haiglit  and  Gough 
Riordan  Daniel,  shoemaker  with    Nolan  Brothers, 

dwl  23S  Third 
Riordan  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  S  s Hayes  bet  Laguna 

and  Buchanan 
Riordan  Dennis  F.,  shoemaker  with  Donovan  Bros., 

dwl  555  Jessie 
Riordan  Eugene,   laborer.   New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

NE  C(u-  Clay  and  Fillmoie 
Riordan  Eugene,  bootmaker  with  Mason  &,  Taylor, 

dwl  555  Jessie 
Riordan  Eugene  Jr.,  bootmaker  with  Mason  &  Tay- 
lor, dwl  555  Jessie 
Riordan  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  808  Jones 
Riordan  John  C,   bootmaker  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  446  Natoma 
Riordan  John  H.,  fruits,  dwl  808  Jones 
Riordan  Joiin  P.,  wood  and  coal,  625  Howard,  dwl 

313  Mason 
Riordan  Joseph,  harnessmaker  with  J.  O'Kane.dwl 

36  Freelon 
Riordan  Marshall  A.,  printer,  dwl  1416  Pacific 
Riordan  Mathias  D  ,  janitor  Montgomery  Avenue 

Commissioners,  dwl  641  Mission 
Riordan   Michael,  teamster  with  George  Morrow, 

dwl  25  Conmiercial 
Riordan  Michael,  warehouseman  Front  St.  Ware- 
house, dwl  Hinckley  nr  Kearny 
Riordan  Owen,  laborer,'dwl  1121  Mission 
Rioidan  Patiick,  shoemaker  with  Donovan  Bros., 

dwl  249  Minna 
Riordan  Richard  R.,  compositor  Golden   Citv,  dwl 

1416  PaciHc 
Riordan  Rosina  Mrs.,  milliner  and   millinery,  134 

Kearny,  dwl  112  Geary 


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Riordan  Samuel,  salesman  'wltb  Colmau  Bros.,  dwl 

112  Geary 
Rioidaii     Steplien,    marblepolisher    with     Charles 

Roche,  dwl  ii93  Clementina 
Rioi'dau   Tiojotliy,   laborer,  dwl  S  a  Harrison  bet 

Cliesley  and  Eij,'bth 
Riordan  Timothy  P.,  (Monahan  <fc   Co.)  dwl  642 

Minna 
Riordan. — See  Reardon  and  Rierdon 
Rioton  Adam,  paperbanger,  dwl  26  Garden 
Rioton  Tliomae,  clerk,  dwl  26  Garden 
Riotfe  Eugene  N.,  (Riotle  &  Luckhardl)  res  Oak- 
land 
RIOTTE  &  LUCKHARDT,  (Eugene  N.  Riotte 

and    Cmsar   A.  Lnckhardt)  mining  engineers 

and  metallurgical  wDrks,  21  First 
Ripp  Henry,  carpenter  with  Kaiferty  &  Meyer,  dwl 

San  Bruno  Road  nr  Twenty-eigiith 
Rippon  Joseph  H.,  packer  with  Mardeu  &  Mvrick, 

dwl  225  Clay 
Rippon  William,   carriage  manufacturer,  dwl  233 

O'Farrell 
Ris   Gustave,  (Voizin,  K.  &  Co.)  dwl  30  Haw- 
thorne 
RISDON  IRON  AND  LOCOMOTIVE  WORKS, 

SE  cor  Beale  and  Howard 
RISDON  JOHN  N.,  (Main  St.    Wkarf  Go.)  and 

president  Risdou  Iron  and  Locomotive  W^orks, 

SE  cor  Beale  and  Howard,  dwl  1119  Pine 
Rise  Henry  G.,  nightclerk  S.  F.  Postoflice,  dwl  129 

Third 
Riselj'  George,  hairdresser  with  Einest  Held,  dwl 

46  Second 
Rising  Alfred,  attorney  at  law,  office  529  Clav,  dwl 

1913  Stockton 
Rising  Ralph  W.,  traveling  agent  with  Engelbrecbt 

&  Levy,  dwl  17  Ellis 
Rising  Star  S.  M.  Co.,  (Silver  City,  Idaho)  office 

419  California 
Risk  Robert,  carpenter  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  &  Co., 

dwl  122  LeidesdorfF 
Risk  William,  miner,  dwl  313  Union,  rear 
Risley  Arthur,  ( Risley  &  Barber)  dwl  327  Pine 
Risley  &  Barber,  (Arthur  Risley  and  Robert  L. 

Barber)  tailors,  327  Pine 
Rispaud  Pierre,  waiter,  710  Commercial 
RISSER  ADOLPH  L.,  commission  merchant,  dwl 

179  Perry 
Risser  Oscar,  clerk  with  Joseph  &  Brothers,  dwl 

715  Ellis 
Rissland  Albin,  tillerman  H.  &  L.  Co.  No.  1,  S.  F. 

F.  D.,  dwl  28  O'Farrell 
Ristenpart    Otto,    cabinetmaker    with     Schreiber, 

Rolir  &  Co.,  dwl  12  Washington 
Ristow  John,  expresswagon,  cor  Pine  and  Battery, 

dwl  S  8  First  Av  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Ritche  John,  tanner,  dwl  W  s  Hoff  Avnr  Sixteenth 
Ritcher  Adolph,  foreman  with  F.  Korbel  &  Bros., 

dwl  165  Silver 
Ritchett  V.  H.,  special  policeman,  dwl  614  Mont 
Ritchie  Alexander,  carpenter  with  Armes  &  Dal- 
lam, dwl  430  Natoma 
Ritchie  Daniel  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  108  Shipley 
Ritchie   James,    watchman    Eureka   Dock    Ware- 
house, dwl  1808  Dupont 
Ritchie  James  A.,  shipowner,  office  pier  10  Steuart, 

dwl  Russ  House 
Ritchie  Marmaduke  F.,  varnisber  with  George  O. 

Whitney  &  Co.,  dwl  146  Second 
Ritchie  Martha  H.,  (widow)  dwl  18  South  Park 
Ritchie  William,  longshoreman,  dwl  311  Union 
Ritchie  William,  teller  Bank  British  North  America, 

dwl  725  Bush 
Rits  Martin,   waiter  with  Bertz  &   Co.,  dwl  803 

Montgomery 
Ritt  J.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &,  Kelso 
Ritter  Charles  A.,  (Kneliler  &  R.)  dwl  536  Natoma 
Rittore  Antonio,  (Pardiiii  Sf  R.)  dwl  Nb  Vallejo 

bet  Powell  and  Mason 


Ritzrow  Leopold  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  114  Kearny 

Rizdorff  August,  compositor  Abend  Post,  dwl  12 
Janseu 

Rivard  Alpbonse,  broommaker  with  VauLaak  & 
Gillespie,  dwl  272  Tehama 

RIVAS  ISAAC,  physician,  and  Consul  for  Mexico, 
office  and  dwl  536  Kearny 

Rivas  Joseph,  cook  with  William  W.  Race,  7  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 

River  Fall,  teamster  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 

Rivera  Manuel,  dwl  608  Bush 

Rivermann  August,  coachman  with  Thomas  H. 
Selby,  dwl  618  Harrison 

Rivers  Henry,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Rivers  Richard,  farmer,  dwl  16  Park  Avenue 

RIX  ALFRED,  attorney  at  law,  office  11  Court 
Block,  636  Clay,  dwl"  743  Pine 

Rix  Edward  A.,  clerk  with  Alfred  Rix,  dwl  743 
Pine 

Rix  Hale,  CDrake  &  R.)  attorney  at  law,  office 
708  Montgomery,    dwl  S   s  Potter  nr  Market 

Rix  John,  milkman  with  William  Bowman,  dwlN  e 
Page  nr  Franklin 

Rix  Julian  W.,  painter  with  Hopps  &  Sons,  dwl 
743  Pine 

Rix  Margaret  Mrs.,  boarding,  743  Pine 

Rixford  Emmet  H.,  attorney  at  law,  office  528  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  1415  Bush 

Rixford  Gulian  P.,  commercial  reporter  Morning 
Call,  dwl  1415  Bush 

Rixon  Albert,  driver  with  A.  R,  C.  Ice  Co.,  dwl  E  s 
Sansom  bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 

Roach  Alexander,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Main  bet  How- 
ard and  Folsom 

Roach  David,  laborer,  dwl  30  Jessie 

Roach  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  112  William 

Roach  George,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co. 'a  S. 
S.  Idaho 

Roach  James,  dwl  1316  Dupont 

Roach  James,  laborer,  dwl  212  Broadway 

Roach  James,  laborer  with  J.  B,  Kemp,  "dwl  SW  cor 
Fourth  and  Berry 

Roach  John,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  7)5  Bush 

Roach  John,  hograuch,dwl  W  s  Utah  bet  Fifteenth 
and  Sixteenth 

Roach  John,  laborer  Vallejo  St.  Wharf,  dwl  SE 
cor  Battery  and  Vallejo 

Roach  John,  optician  and  mathematical  instrument 
maker,  540  Washington,  dwl  820  Union 

Roach  John,  shoemaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co.,  dwl 
2  Hinimelman  Place 

Roach  John  F.,  coopei'age,  40  Commercial 

Roach  Lawrence,  express,  SE  cor  Second  and  Mis- 
sion, dwl  343  Clementina 

Roach  M.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 

Roach  Mary  E.,  glovemaker,  dwl  742  Folsom 

Roach  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Seventh  nr  Har- 
rison, rear 

Roach  Michael,  laborer  Pacific  Iron  Works 

Roach  Patrick,  brickmason,  dwl  138 Rose 

Roach  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  728  Market 

Roach  Philip  A.,/' M//<a»i  5.  Muss  &  Co.)  dwl 
820  Union 

Roach  Richard,  horsesboer  with  James  Sullivan,  dwl 
Golden  Gate  Hotel 

Roach  Richard,  hostler  with  M.  Dalton,  dwl  571 
Market 

Roach  Simon,  laborer  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl  64 
Clementina 

Roach  Tobias  M.,  carpenter  and  builder,  417  Mar- 
ket, dwl  415  Post 

Roach  Walter,  messenger  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Tele- 
graph Co. 

Roach  William,  expresswagon,  cor  Third  and  Mis- 
sion, dwl  E  8  Clinton  nr  Brannau 

Roach  William,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'u, 
814  Howard 

Roach. — See  Roche 

Roache  John,  backman,  dwl  366  Natoma 


PEOPLES  INSUKANCE  CO.— Their  Losses  are  promptly  paid. 


C   P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Glassware  and  Toys. 


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Roack  Michael,  waiter,  911  Market 

Koadlioiise  John,  student   California  BusiuesB  Col- 

lejre.  dwl  838  Mission 
Roane  Cliailes,    laboier  with  William  H.  Norton, 

dwl  Austin  nr  Goiigii 
Robai  t  Julep,  poultry,   25  San  Francisco  Market, 

dwl  3t)  Main 
Robb  James,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl  Ala- 

biinui  bet  Twentv-second  and  Twentv-third 
EOBBINS  CHARLES  F.,  (Blake,  R.  &  Go.)  dwl 

W  B  Mission  nr  Twenty-second  ' 

Robbins   Charles  P.,  carbuilder  with    Casebolt  & 

Kerr,  dwl  79  Natoniu 
Robbins  Fredeiii'k,  dwf  SW  cor  Mission  and  Spear 
Bobliins  John,  carpenter  Metropolitan  Theater,  dwl 

717  Moiitpomery 
Robbins  John  W.,   carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Chattanooga 

bet  Twenty-tirst  and  Twenty-second 
Robbins  Joseph,    calker  Calkers'   Association,  713 

Mission 
Robbins  Lucy  A.,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Turk  nr  Van 

Ness  Avenue 
Robbins  Samuel,  compositor  Golden  Era,  dwl  NE 

cor  Bu.sli  and  Steiiier 
Robbins   William    J.,    teamster,    cor    Market  and 

Steuart.  dwl  N  s  Bush  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Rolibins. — See  Robins 
Roberson  Joseph   S.,   corresponding    clerk   Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  12  O'Farrell 
Robert  Auguste,   carpenter  with   B.  &  J.  S.  Doe, 

dwl  615  Dnpont 
Robert  Frank,  porter  Humboldt  Savings  and  Loan 

Bank,  16  Geary 
Robert  G.  D.,  dwl  10  Stockton 
Robert  Henry  M.,  major  engineers,  Chief  Engineer 

Military    DiviBion  Pacific,   office  703  Market, 

dwl  1913  Sacramento 
RoI)ert  James,  teamster,  dwl  N  s  Ellis  nr  Laguna 
Robert   John,   dwl   8  John 
Robert  Joseph  T.,  clerk  with  Henry  M.  Robert,  dwl 

1515  Post 
Robert  Jules  Madame,  dressmaker,  10  Stockton 

Roberts ,  dwl  719  Market 

Roberts   Antonio,   tallow  manufacturer,   NE    cor 

Octavia  and  Lombard 
Roberts  Augustus,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  Twenty-fourth  bet  Mission  and  Capp 
Roberts  B.  H.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Roberts  Cliarles,  bookkeeper,  dwl  Fourteenth  Av- 
enue bet  N  and  P,  South  San  Francisco 
Roberts  Cliarles,  bookkeeper  California  Trust  Co., 

dwl  S  8  Bush  nr  Brodeiick 
Roberts  Chailes,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Roberts  Charles  G.,  assistant  superintendent  Mission 

and  Pacific  Woolen  Mills,   dwl   736  Sixteenth 
Roberts  Charles  J.,  bootmaker,  507  Fourth 
Roberts  Claude,  laborer  with  Antonio  Roberts,  dwl 

NE  cor  Octavia  and  Lombard 
Roberts  Coris,  mariner,  dwl  2^12  Fremont 
Roberts  Daniel  S.,  commercial  agent  Western  Union 

Telegraph  Co.,  dwl  139  South  Park  Avenue 
Roberts  David,  stevedore,  dwl  316  Beale 
Roberts  David  H.,  (Martin  Sf  R.)  dwl  SE  cor  Bush 

and  Polk 
Roberts  Eli,  carpenter,  dwl   Thirty-third  Avenne, 

B:iy  Park  Homestead,  South  S'  F. 
Roberts  George   D.,  mining  and  real  estate,  office 

401  California,  res  Oakland 
Roberts  George  G.,  (Roberts  &  Irwin)  dwl   157 

Silver 
Roberts  George  W.,  bricklayer,  dwl  615  Mission 
Roberts  H.,  dwl  SW  cor  Mission  and  Spear 
Roberts  Harrison,  market,  cor  Eleventh  and  Rail- 
road Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
Roberts  Hugh,  painter,  dwl  11  Verona  Place 
Roberts  Jabez.  cook  Mariner's  Home,  504  Davis 
Roberts  James,  bookbinder  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  dwl   1019  Pine 
Roberts  James,  stonemason,  dwl  968  Harrison 


Roberts  James,  superintendent  Jlission  and  Pacific 

Woolen  j^Iills,  dwl  736  Sixteenth 
Roberts  James,  Sen.,  dwl  736  Sixteenth 
Roberts  James  Mrs.,  midwife,  dwl  968  Harrison 
ROBERTS  JAMES  B.,  general  agent  Connecticut 

Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  office  315  California, 

dwl  572  Harrison 
Roberts  James  M.,  painter  with  Hopps  &  Sons,  dwl 

48  Minna 
Roberts  James  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  15  Garden 
Roberts  J.  G.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  4  Kent 
Roberts  John,  calker,  dwl  512  Bryant 
Roberts  John,  carpenter,  dwl  32  Natoma 
Roberts  John,  joiner  with  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  dwl  9 

Garden 
Roberts  John,  laborer,  dwl  Crescent  Av  nr  Wayne 
Roberts  John,  sawyer  with  Wells,  Russell  &,  Co., 

dwl  30  Zoe 
Roberts  John  C,  (Cnnlin  Sj-  R.)  dwl  229  Jessie 
Roberts  John  E. ,  fruits  and  vegetables,  86  California 

Market,  dwl  9  Minna 
Roberts  John  P.,  helper  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Roberts  John  W.,  special  policeman  Folsom  Street 

Wharf,  dwl  102  Austin 
Roberts  Jules,   shipcarpenter,   dwl  W  s  Main  bet 

Market  and  Mission 
Roberts  L.  L..  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Roberts  Jlargaret,  (widow)  dwl  McCormack 
Roberts  M.  R.,  shipping  and  real  estate,  633  Front, 

dwl  1001  Stockton 
Roberts  Newton  H.,  saloon,  1125  Mission,  dwl  1114 

Harrison 
Roberts  Norris  M.,  bookkeeper  with  Falkner,  Bell 

&  Co.,  dwl  Union  Club 
Roberts  Richard,  baker  with  James  Donnelly,  228 

First 
Roberts  Richard,  matestm  Salinas,  Wash  St.  Wharf 
Roberts  Robert,  baker,  dwl  252  Jessie 
Roberts  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  32  Natoma 
Roberts  Robert  T.,  assay  department  U.  S.  Branch 

Mint,  dwl  216i  Tehama 
Roberts    Samuel,    carpenter   H.    C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
ROBERTS  S.  H.,  dentist,  142^   Fourth,   dwl  802 

Howard 
Roberts  Stephen  N.,  mason,  dwl  14  Quincy 
Roberts  Thomas,  longshoreman,  dwl  29  Commercial 
Roberts  Thomas,  sailmaker  with  Harding  &-  Brauu, 

dwl  16  Anthony 
Roberts  Thomas,  smelter  Selby's  Smelting  Works, 

North  Beach 
Roberts  W.,  boatswain  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great  Republic 
Roberts  William  G.,  general  stage  agent,  office  208 

Montgomery,  dwl  Rubs  House 
Roberts  &  Irwin,  (Gcorsc  G.  Roberta  and  Samuel 

IrnnnJ  plasterers  and  whiteners,  124  Fourth 

Robertson ,  piledriver  with  E.  C.  Boobar  &  Co. 

Robertson   A.    C.    Miss,    assistant   teacher  Rincou 

Grammar  School,  dwl  323  Fremont 
Robertson  Alexander,  carpenter,  dwl  20  Com 
Robertson  Alexander,  clerk,  522  Kearny,  dwl  SW 

cor  Kate  and  Buchanan 
Robertson  Alexander,  mason,  dwl   cor   Kate   and 

Buchanan 
Robertson  Alexander,  master  mason,  dwl  Fort  Point 
Robertson  Alexander  F.,  watchmaker  with  Andrew 

Spaulding,  dwl  556  Natoma 
Robertson  Amelia,  (widow)   dwl  28  O'Farrell,  rear 
Robertson  Andrew,  tailor,  dwl  617  Mission 
Robertson  Catharine,  (widow)  dwl  I35  Harrison  Av 
Robertson  Charles,  longshoreman,  dwl  31)5  Davis 
Robertson  Charles,  stevedore,  dwl  SW  cor  Market 

and  Steuart 
Robehson  Edward,  messenger  Bamber  &.  Go's  Ex- 
press, dwl  N  s  Sacramento  nr  Leavenworth 
Robertson  Frank,  longshoreman,  dwl  SW  cor  Mar- 
ket and  East 
Robertson  Frederick,  furniture  jobber,  774  Howard 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  St.,  Ladies*  and  Gentlemen's  Linen  Handkerchiefs. 


YEKBA  SANTA  gives  immediate  and  permanent  reliei  in  Dyspepsia. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [R]      DIRECTORY. 


Robertson  G.  B.,  vice  piinoipal  Mission  Gruminar 

Scliool.  fhvl  710  VVasliingion 
Robei  tfin  ftfoige,  pnintei-  with  Wilson  &  Brothers, 

dwl  /iS  Clemeniiim 
Robertson  .lames,   bnotfitter   with  Bnckinsiham   & 

Uei-lit,  dwl  Smith's  Exchange,  San  Jos6  li.  li. 

Depot 
Robertwm  .Tames  R.,  miner.  <Kvl  868  Mission 
Roliertson  .Fane  Mrs.,  fnrnislied  rooms,  617  Mission 
Kobertson  Je->sie,  (widow)  dwl  '.i2^  Fremont 
Robertson  John,  barkeeper  with  John  D.  Doscher, 

*J20  Wiishintfton 
Robertson  .lohn.  carpenter,    dwl    E  s  Church    nr 

Twentv- fourth 
Robe'tson  John,  joiner  P.  M.  S.S.  Go's  Wharf,  dwl 

9  Garden 

Robertson  .Tohn.  molder  nnd  liqnor  saloon,  292  How 
Robertson  .John,  painter  with  John  Hall&  Son,  dwl 

10  Anthonv 

Robertson  .foh'n  D.,  ale  and  porter,  708  Sansom,  dwl 

7i:j  Filbert,  rear 
Robertson  .John  P.,  clerk  with  R.  H.  Bennett&  Co., 

dwl  83:5  Greenwich 
Robertson  .losbua,  plumber  S.  F.  Assaying  and  Re- 
fining Works,  dwl  13i  Harrison  Avenue 
Robertson  Lawrence,  hairdresser,  dwl  W  s  Third 

nr  Berrv 
Robertson  Margaret,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  937 

Mission 
Robertson  Margerv  C.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Powell 

St.  Primary  School,  dwl  2  Clielsea  Place 
Robertson  M  irv  Mi-s..  dwl  2  Chelriea  Place 
Robertson  Mary  Mis.,  dressmaker,  32  Second 
Robertson  R  >b'ert,  sbipcarpeiiter,  dwl  12  Zoe 
Robertson   Thomas   B.,   bookkeeper   with    Charles 

Minturu,  dwl  cor  Stcraineiito  and  Kiriball 
Robeitsou  Tbomas  R  ,  caipenler,  (iOG  Howard 
Robertson  W.   A.,  viceprincijial  Lincoln  Grammar 

School,  <lwl  710  Washintfton 
Robt-rtson  Walter  S.,  driver  S.  F.  Package  Express, 

dwl  124  Fifth 
Robertson  William,  florist,  W  8  Folsom  bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 
Robertson  William,  plumber,  dwl  13i  Harrison  Av 
Robertson  William  N.,  carrier  Bulletin,  dwl  7(57 

Howard 
Robertson  William  R.,  foreman  presses  Overland 

Monthlv,  409  Washinsrton 
Robertson  William  S.,  teamster,  SE  cor  Spear  and 

Mission,  dwl  W  s  Thirt»'enth  bet  How  and  Fol 
Robi  Aiiffust,  carpenter,  dwl  NW  cor  Berry  and 

Third 
Robie  Henry  .T.,  pressman  with  Edward  Bosqui  & 

Co..  dwl  72  Everett 
Robie  O.  P  ,  record  and  endorsing  clerk   Custom 

House,  dwl  613  Pine 
Robinet  (Jatharine,  (widow)  dwl  5  St.  Miry  Place 
Robinet  Eugene,  proprietor  Lafayette  House,  708 

Commercial 
Robinet  Louis,  pressman  with  Cubery  &  Co.,  dwl  5 

St.  Mary  Place 
Robinelt  .lolin,  plumber,  dwl  N  s  Thirteenth  nr 

Mission 
Robinelt,  Nellie   Miss,   a8.sistant   teacher  Tyler  St. 

Piimarv  School,  dwl  Thirteenth  i\rMisbion 
Robinette  Theodore  J.,  clerk  with  William  A.  Scol- 

lay,  dwl  1522  Stockton 
Robins   I)  ,  porter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Gnssie  Telfair 
ROBINS  GEORGE,  attorney  at  law  and  secretary 

At  isoiiic  Savings  and  Lo  m  Bank,  6  Post,  dwl 

N  s  Sutter  nr  Leavenworth 
Robins  Matliew,  speculator,  dwl  709  Post 
Robins  William,  merchant,  dwl  923  Bush 

Roiunson ,  lumber  surveyor,  dwl  225  BusTi 

Robinson  A.,  laundryman  Rnss  House 
Robinson  Aaion,  woodturner,  dwl  7()5  Mission 
Robinson  AHiert  S.,  collector  Fireman's  Fund  Ins. 

Co.,  dwl  1606  Taylor 


Robinson  Alexander  J.,  fruitstand,  401   Pine,  dwl 

522  Pine 
Robinson  Alfred,  merchant,  office  523  Montgomery, 

dwl  2  Park  Place  nr  Folsom 
Robinson  Alon/.o  C. .collector.  Merchants  Exchange, 

dwl  761  Harrison 
Robinson  Alvali  W.,  dwl  716  Mission 
Robinson  Autrustus  A.,  shippini;  clerk  with  Ford- 
ham  &  Jennings,  dwl  liiO  Sliipley 
Robinson  C.  watchman  P.  M.  S.  S.  America 
Robinson  Calvin,  laundry,  dwl  419  O'Fanell 
Robinson  Carrie  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,    10^  Minna 
Robinson  Charles,  (colored)  bootblack  with  Stephen 

G.Brown,  dwl  611  Posvell 
Robinson  Charles  F.,  dwl  W  a  Valencia  bet  Six- 
teenth and  Seventeenth 
Robinson  Charles  J.,  clerk,  dwl  442  Natoma 
Robinson  Cornelius  P.,  fjnrboc,   H'irrixnn  <fc   R.) 
attorney  at  law,  office  402  Montgomery,  dwl 
532  Seventeenth 
Robinson  Daniel,  mate  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.S. 

Gussie  Telfair 
Robinson  Daniel  F.,  clerk  with  John  Howes,  506 

S  insom 
Robinson  Edward  .!.,  salesman  with  Hawley  &  Co., 

dwl  716  Mission 
Robinson   Edward  N  ,  generil  superintendent  San 
Jacinto  Tin  Co.,  office  .338  Moutgomery,  dwl  814 
Sutter 
Robinson  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  735  Market 
R;)biubon  Edward  R.,  (Swain  &    Co. ^  dwl  115  Na- 
toma 
Robinson  Edwin,  printer  with  John  H.  Carmany  & 

Co.,  dwl  21  Howard  Court 
Robinson  E.  E.,   (widow)  dwl  500  Market 
Robinson  E.  L.,  dwl  Branch  H(mse 
Robinson  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  407  Filbert 
Robinson  Francis,  linuber  stevedore,  dwl  SW  cor 

Main  and  Harrison 
Robinson   George,  carver  with   L.  &  E.  Emanuel, 

dwl  725  Harrison 
Robinson  George,  drayman,  dwl  52  Clara 
Robinson   George,  steward  P.  AI.  S.  S.  Great  Re- 
public, dwl  307  Bryant 
Robinson   Gibbons,  draftsman  U.  S.  SurveyorGen- 

eral's  Office,  res  Alameda 
Robinson  Gie^orv   E.,  porter  with  Englebrecht  & 

Levy,  dwl  lilO  Paeilic 
Robinson  Gustav.  gunsmith  with  Liddleit  Kaediug, 

dwl  Fremont  bet  Folsom  and  Howard 
Robinson  H.,  contra.-for.  Fort  Alcatiuz,  dwl  SWcor 

Broadway  and  Diipont 
Robinson  Horatio  L.,  miner,  dwl  6  Alaitha  Place 
Robinson  Huffh,  carpenter,  dwl  Coliiuibianr  Twen- 
ty-ninth, Bernal  Higbts 
Robii'ison  Hugh,  gasuiau  Bella  Union  Theater,  dwl 

1107  Kearny 
Robinson  Jacob,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Howard  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Robinson  James,  (colored)  bootblack,  741  Washing- 
ton, dwl  Duncan  Place 
Robinson   .Fames,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  W  s  Leaven- 
worth bel  Green  and  Union 
Robinson  James  F.,  laborer,  <lwl  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Robinson  James  H.  Jr.,  with  Meeker,  James  &  Co., 

dwl  431  Minna 
Robinson  James  .1.,  longshoreman,  dwl  W  8   Main 

bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Robinscui  John,  captain,  dwl  207  Minna 
Robinson  John,  gardener,  dwl  Serpeniine  Avenue 

nr  San  Bruno  Road 
Robinson  John,  painter  with  Gariot  &   Son,    dwl 

10  Antiiony 
Robinson  John,  upholsterer  with   Mitchell  &  Bell, 

dwl  407  Filbeit 
Robinson    John    Clare,    writer    and    principal   St. 

M  iry's  Cathedral  .School,  dwl  632  (ireen 
Robinson  John  E.,  expresswagon,  dwl  N  s  Post  bet 
Buchanan  and  Laginia 


Insure  with  the  PEOPJjBS  INSURANCE  CO.  and  avoid  law  suits. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearcy  Street.  Furnishing  Goods, 


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Ilobingon  Jnim  E.,  special  policeman,  dwl  N£  cor 

Green  and  Powell 
RobiiiBon  .Idhn  R.,  claim  agent,   626  Montgomery, 

dsvl  W  8  Olil  Sun  Jose  Road  nr  Tweiity-foni'th 
Robinson  John  VV.,  sawyer  with  L.  <fe  E.  Emanuel, 

dwl  7*5  Harrison 
Robinson     Jordan,    (colored)    carpenter,     dwl    4 

Varenne  Place 
Robinson  Joseph,  sawyer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  & 

Co.,  dwl  ItiOIl  Calit'urnia 
Robinson  Josephine  A.,  Mrs.,  dwl  772  Howard 
Bohihson  Jnan  A.,  mining,  dwl  59  Sonth  Park 
Robinson  Jnlien  (;.,  cleric  with  J.  VV.  Davidson  & 

Co.,  dwl  ()-,'4  McAllister 
Robinson  Jnlins,  sulesnian  with  Voizin,  Ris  &  Co., 

dwl  8  s  McAllister  nr  Friinklin 
Robinson  Junius  C,  salesman  with  J.  W.  Davidson 

&.  Co..  dwl  fr,'4  iMcAllister 
Robinson  Kale  Mrs.,  dwl  1007  Powell 
Robinson  Lester  L.,  with  Pioclie  &  liayerque,  dwl 

80(3  Stockton 
Robinson  Louis,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Fulton  bet  Oc- 

taviaand  Laguna 
Robinson  M.,  laborer,  dwl  134  Steufirt 
Robinson  Mariin,  tinsmith,  dwl  74  Jessie 
Robinson  Mary  E.,  (widow)  dwl  110  Pacific 
Robinson  Matilda  Mrs.,  dwl  11:2  Sutter 
Robinson  Nafhiin,  teamster  with  J.    13.  Holmes  & 

Smith,  14  Spear 
Robinson   Nellie   R.,  adjuster  U.  S.  B.  Mint,   dwl  3 

Geary  Place 
Robinson* Peter,  laborer,  dwl  2015  Dnpont 
Robinson   R.    H.,    carpeiUer  H.   C.    League,   128 

Keaiiiy 
Robinson  Kicliard  G.,  hostler  with  R.  &.  J.  Morton, 

dwl  NE  cor  Ellis  and  Taylor 
Robinson     Richard     G.,     machinist  Risdon     Iron 

Works,  dwl  1110  Pacific 
Robinson  Rol)ert,  carpenter,  dwl  26  Clementina 
Robinson  Roliert  A.,  deputy  superiutendent  streets, 

dwl  416  Post 
Robinson  i^obert  W.,  dravman  with  Hemenway  & 

Men  ill,  dwl  .5-J  Clary 
Robinson  Samuel,  bookkeeper  with  Painter  &.  Co., 

510  Clay 
Robinson  Samuel,   laborer  with  California  Paving 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Seventh  and  Brannan 
Robinson  Samuel,  /Hitchcock  &  It. J  414  Market 
Robinson  S.  E.,  (widow)  dwl  119  Taylor 
Robinson  T.  A.,  professor  inatliematicsCity  College, 

SE  cor  Stockton  and  Geary 
Robinson  Thomas  B.,  deputy  superintendent  streets, 

dwl  tJQiiincy 
Robinson  'l'o<l,  clei  k  Supreme  Court  Reporter,  office 

41 1  \  California,  dwl  1 1 1  Taylor 
Robinson  \V.  A.,  special  policeman,  dwl  710  Wash 
Robinson  Willnim,  bi-Uinan  Russ  House 
Robinson  William,  boarding,   SE  cor  Filbert  and 

Sansotn 
Robinson  William,  cattledealer,  dwl  \V  s  Chenery 

nr  Thirtieth 
Robinson  William,  miner,  dwl  2217  Mason 
R<>binson  William,  shipjoiner,  dwl  233  Hayes 
Robinson  William  A.,  laborer  with  CityPaving  Co., 

dwl  12^  Harriet 
Robinson  William  A.,  laundryman,  dwl  NE  cor  Mc- 
Allister and  Webster 
Robinson   William  C,  iiatternmaker  with  John  M. 

Stockman,  dwl  52  Clura 
Robinson    William    H.,   night  watchman,  dwl  109 

Taylor 
Robinson  William  J.  X.,  signpainter,  NW  cor  Sec- 
ond and  Jessie,  dwl  131  Perry 
Robinsiui  — See  Robertson 
Robison  Ansel  C,  messenger  S.  F.  Transfer  Co., dwl 

43  Minna 
Robison  Chailes  F.,  real  estate  agent  and  broker, 

olliie  434  California,  dwl  W  s  Valencia  nr  Six- 
teenth 


Robison  David  N.,  fruits  and  shells,  217  Washing- 
ton, dwl  43  Minna 

Robison  Hugh  M.,  miller,  dwl  419  Vallejo 

Robison  Theodore  H.,  clerk,  dwl  43  Minna 

Robilsclieek  Hermann,  (Joseph  Isaac  <fc  Co.)  dwl 
911  Cbiy 

ROBL  JOHN,  butcher.  Sand  6  California  Market, 
dwl  807  Filbert 

Robrecht  Anton,  (Anton  Robrecht  4*  Bro.J  dwl 
1123  Stockton 

Robrecht  Anton  &  Brother,  (August  Robrecht)  fur- 
niture, 740  Pacific 

Robrecht  August,  (Anton  Robrecht  &  Bro.)  dwl 
740  Pacific 

Robrecht  Frank,  clerk  with  George  Kuck,  dwl  C2 
Clementina 

Robson  Henry,  sawfiler,  300  Jackson,  dwl  E  s  Ala- 
bama bet' Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty  si.xth 

Robson  Putnam,  dubroom,  234  Montjiomery,  dwl 
Occidental  Hotel 

Robson  Thomas,  clerk,  dwl  234  Montgomery 

Robson  William  W.,  tailor  with  John  Cooper,  dwl 
923  Minna 

Rocaiil)onr  Jean,  dwl  826  Pacific 

Roch  Rirhard,  tanner  with  Funcke  &.  Wassermann, 
dwl  Potrero  Avenue  nr  Ninth 

Rocliard  George,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 
S.  S.  Oi  iflamme 

Rochback  Hemy,  butcher,  dwl  1207  Polk 

Roche,  Bishop  &.  Kendrick,  (Thomas  B.  Roche, 
Richard  Bishop  and  Thomas  Kendrick  J  stone- 
cutters, cor  King  and  Riich 

Roche  Cliailes,  marble  works,  117^  O'Farrell,  dwl 
612  Vallejo 

Roche  Denis,  laborer,  dwl  316  Beale,  rear 

Roche  James,  broker,  dwl  Rnss  House 

Roche  James,  Pony  Express  Saloon,  115  First 

Roche  James  SL.  salesman  with  French  &-  Oilman, 
dwl  NE  cor  Pacific  and  Lagima 

Roche  James  V.,  butcher  with  Dow  &  Co.,  dwl  N  a 
Riley  nr  Jones 

Roche  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  Himmelman  Place 
nr  Pacific 

Roche  John  J.,  (Parker  &  R.)  attorney  at  law,  of- 
fice 8  and  9  Montgomery  Bl  'ck,  dwl  715  Bush 

Roche  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  12  Ohio 

Roche  Miciiael,  laborer,  dwl  316  Beale,  rear 

Roche  IMichael,  seaman,  dwl  SVV  cor  Beale  and  Fre- 
mont 

Roche  Richard,  blacksmith,  dwl  72S  Market 

Roche  Thomas,  imjiorter  wines  and  liquors,  725  San- 
sotn, dwl  1014  Montgomery 

Roche  Thomas,  shoemaker  witli  Donovan  Brothers, 
dwl  Himmelman  Place  nr  Paiific 

Roche  Thomas  B.,  (Roche,  Bishop  &  Kendrick) 
dwl  248  Gilbert 

Roche.— See  Roach 

Rocheford  James  H.,  local  policeman,  dwl  1908  Pow 

Rocheford  Rosanna.  (widow)  liwl  1:^32  Pacific 

Rochel  Anton,  dwl  Branch  House 

Rocheleoau  Frank,  boot  maker  with  Mason  &  Tay- 
lor, dwl  521  Jessie 

Rochet  Joseph,  laborer  with  Perkins,  Flint  &  Co., 
NW  cor  Battery  andGieenwich 

Rochelte  Charles  li.,  drayman  with  Peter  Sesser, 
dwl  5  Alasou 

Rochicioli  C.  brasstinisher  with  R.  F.  Rochicioli, 
dwl  10  Tyler 

Rochicioli  Raneri  F.,  gold  and  silverplater,  engrav- 
er, etc.,  lU  Tyler 

Rochon  Alfred, engineer  Miners  Restaurant,  dwl  Ss 
Polk  L  me 

Rock  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  7  Filbert  Place 

Rock  Charles,  mariner, dwl  Greenwich  nr  Lombard 

Rock  Daniel,  liborer  New  U.S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  cor 
First  and  Mission 

Rock  James,  biasstinisher  with  Weed  «&  Kingwell, 
dwl  1522  Mason 

Rock  Jtdin,  teal  esiate,  dwl  1522  Mason 


JOI7E3,  pnT.T.TVTATSr  &  CO.,  110  Sansom  Street,  Straw  ilats  and  Trimmings. 


YERBA  SANTA  purifies  the  Blood  and  strengthens  the  Nervous  System. 


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Rock  Nelson,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Rocker  Jolin,  laborer,  dwl  5  Cbestiuit  Alley 
Rocker  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  l415Diipont 
Rocket    Richard,  hostler  Fashion   Stable,   dwl  16 

Sutter 
Rocklaiue  Isaac,  laborer  with  Louis  Ternon,  dwlE  s 

Long  Bridge 
ROCKMAN  MORRIS,  physician,  office  30  Kearny, 

dwl  2:J4i  Sixth 
Rocks  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  74  First 
Rockwell  C.  H., carpenter  H.C.  League, 128  Kearny 
Rockwell  Cleveland,  assistant  U.  S.  Coast  Survey, 

ofiice  629  Kearnv,  dwl  504  Powell 
ROCKWELL,  COYE  &  CO.,  fWalfer  M.  Rock- 

■ifcll  and  Hiram  L.  C'oyeyiniporters  and  jobbei's 

hardware,  SW  cor  Battery  and  Pine 
Rockwell  Peter  K,,  viniculturist,  dwl  604  Leav 
Rockwell  Walter  M.,  (Rockwell,  Coye  £r  Co.)  dwl 

1030  Bush 
Rockwitz   George    W.,  bookkeeper  with    Charles 

Meinecke,  dwl  423  Clementina 
ROCKY  MOUNTAIN    COAL  AND  IRON  CO., 

Alexander   Weed  &  Co.,   agents,  depot    1020 

Market,  office  440  California 
Rodda  Christopher,  miner,  dwl  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Rodden  George,  night  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl 

N  s  Vallejo  bet  Leavenworth  and  Hyde 
Rodden  Hugh  E.,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B. 

&  S.  Co.,  dwl  41  Louisa 
Rodden  John,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.   & 

S.  Co.,  dwl  41  Louisa,  rear 
Roddin  Joshua,   blacksmith  with  Peter  Whitbeck, 

dwl  8  Clara 
Rode  Chri8tian,drayman,dwl  Nb  Brannan  nr  Eighth 
Rode  Frank,  shoemaker,  dwl  814  Montgomery 
Rode  Fi-ederiek,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Rode  Henry,  drayman,  411   Washington,  dwl  Ns 

Brannan  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Rode  Henry,  shoemaker,  dwl  814  Montgomery 
Rodecker  Elias,  (G-alla<;her  &  R.J  dwl  34  Geary 
Rodefeld  Frederick,  waiter,  SW   cor  Kearny  and 

Pacific 
Rodeilhet  Ferdinand,  cook,  316  Clay,  dwl   5  Mar- 
garet 
Rodemerk  Albert,  giassblower  with  Bennett  &.  Co., 

dwl  W  8  lowanr  Mariposa 
Rodeu  Adolph  G.,  livery  and  sale  stable,  425  Pine, 

dwl  122(5  Sacramento 
Roden  Boyd,  carpenter  with  William  Barnes,  dwl 

913  M"arket 
Roden  Charles,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Rodenback  Frederick,  porter,  601  Sac,  dwl  605  Sac 
Rodenburg    August,   workman   Selby's    Smelting 

Works,  North  Beach 
Roder  George,  teamster, dwl  N  a  Brannan  nr  Eighth 
Rodey  John,  steward  Hose  Co.  No.  5,  S.  F.  F.  D. 
Rodger  Heniy,  laborer  with  H.  S.  Gates,  dwl  435 

Pine 
Rodgers  Abraham  T.  ,  (colored)  tailor,  1304  Powell 
Rodgers  A.  K.,  steward   North   Pac.   Trans.    Co.'s 

S.  S.  Gnssie  Telfair,  dwl  142Natoma 
Rodgers  Auk'nstus  F.,  assistant  U.  S.  Coast  Survey, 

office  NW  cor    Kearny    and  Commercial,  res 

Siiell  Mound,  Alameda'  County 
Rodgers  Benjamin,  liquors,  N  s  Brannan  bet  First 

and  Second 
Rodgers   Bernard,  barkeeper  with  John   Mannix, 

dwl  16  Hawthorne 
Rodgers  Fernando,  painter  with  A.  W.  Frank,  dwl 

566  Howard 
Rodgers  Frank,  carpenter,  dwl  139  Shipley 
Rodgers  George  H.,  contractor,   dwl  NE  cor  Green 

and  Octavia 
Rodgers  Henry,  (colored)  hairdresser,   29  Pacific 
Rodgers  Henry,  miner,  dwl  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Rodsrers  James,  plasterer,    dw-1    W  s    Mission    nr 

Ridley 
Rodgers  John,  express  wagon,   cor  Fremont  and 

Market,  dwl  731  Ellis 


Rodgers  Joseph,  longshoreman,  dwl  NE  cor  Drumm 

and  Oregon 
Rodgers  Manuel,  longshoreman,    dwl   E  s   Sansom 

bet  Union  and  Green 
RODGERS,  MEYER   &   CO.,    (William   Meyer, 
James  T.    Dean  and   Fritz  HahcniclitJ   com- 
mission merchants,  212  Battery 
Rodgers  Michael  J.,  laborer  S.  F.  h  P.  Sugar   Co., 

dwl  30  Rausch 
Rodgers  Neal,  teamster  with  James  R.  Doyle,   dwl 

1603  Kearny 
Rodgers  Owen,  hog  ranch,  S  s  Jersey  bet  Diamond 

and  Douglas 
Rodgers  Patrick,  longshoreman,  dwl  133  Folsoui 
Rodgers   Peter,    blacksmith.   Mission  and    Pacific 
Woolen  Mills,  dwl  Folsom  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Rodgers  Peter,  cleik,  130  Kearny,  dwl  515  Pine 
Rodgers  Philip,  liquor  saloon  and  restaurant.  Mar- 
ket bet  Valencia  and  Brady 
Rodgers  S.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Rodgers  S.  F.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Rodgers  Thomas,  driver,  dwl  20  Clementina 
Rodgers  Thomas,  pilot,  dwl  Virginia  Block 
Rodgers  Thomas  B.,  cutler,  dwl  207  Post 
Rodgers. — See  Rogers 
Rodig  Charles,  shoemaker  with  Jacob  Nagel,  dwl 

104  Kearny 
Rodman  George  W.,  bookkeeper,  7  Battery,  res 

Oakland 
Rodman  John,  drayman,  dwl  412  Natoma 
Rodman  John,  freight  clerk  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Pacific 
Rodols  Frederick,  carpenter,  dwl  1012   Battery 
RODOUAN  ALFRED,    secretary    La    Soli'darite 
French  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  office  729 
Montgomery,  dwl  958  Folsom 
Rodrick  Manuel,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 

S.  Senator 
Rodrigue  Michael,  clerk  Judge  Advocate   Military 

Department  California,  dwl  9  Moss 
Rodrigues  Joseph,  hairdresser  with   Frank   Costa, 

SW  cor  Third  and  King 
Rodriguez  Carailo,  cigarmaker  with  Cobo,  Martinez 

&  Co.,  dwl  9  Varenne 
Rodriguez  Carmen  Miss,  milliner,  dwl  1503  Larkin 
Rodriguez  Caroline  Miss,  milliner,  dwl  1503  Larkin 
Rodriguez  Dolores  Mrs.,  dwl  107  Freelou 
Rodriguez  Francisco,  compositor  La  Sociedad,  dwl 

909  Vallejo 
Rodriguez  John,  cook  City  and  County  Hospital 
Rodriguez  Jos6,  sinchemaker,  dwl  Caroline  Place 
Rodriguez  John  B.,    repacker    wines,    dwl    1319 

Kearny 
Rodriguez  Mary  J.  Miss,  seamstress  with  I.  Zachar- 

ias  &.  Co.,  dwl  909  Vallejo 
Rodriguez  Philip,  janitor,  dwl  338  Montgomery 
Rodriquez  Porfirio,  secretary,  dwl  845  Dupout 
Rodwell  Alfred,  (Laivton  &  R.J  dwl  54  Minna 
Roe  James,  machinist,  dwl  510  Minna 
Roe  Robert,  tinsmith,  dwl  523  Jones 
Roeben  George,  boarding  and  lodgings,  37   and  39 

Pacific 
Roeben  Henry,  clerk  with  George  Roeben,  37  Pa- 
cific 
Roebuck  Thomas  G.,  boilermaker,  dwl  508  Post 
Roeckers  Vi'illiam,  engineer  with   Cyrus   Adams, 

dwl  J  5  Jansen 
Roediger  Frank  A.,  confectioner,  913  Harrison 
Roeding  Frederick,  (R.  Feuerstein  &  Co. J  dwl  724 

Geary 
Roehl  Louis,  tailor,  dwl  612  Pine 
Roelofson  William  P.,  capitalist,  office  411  Califor- 
nia, dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Roeraer  Adolph  P.,  clerk  with  T,  BoUo  &  Co.,dwl  N 

W  cor  Clay  and  Stockton 
Roemer  Carl,  clerk  with  North  British  and  Mer- 
cantile Ins.  Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  Geary  and  Jones 
Roemer  Caspar,  varnisher,  914  Washington 
Roemer  Christian,  tailor,  dwl  418  Union 


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Roetner  Robert,  bookkeeper,  312  Bush,   dwl    605 

Ge.iry 
Roenan  James,  butcher,  dwl  E  s  Ninth  nr  Harrison 
Roes  Louis  B.  W.,  fllons  &  Co.)  dwl  140  Minna 
Roesch  C.  Frederick, baker  with  John  D.  Feldbusch, 

dwl  W  8  Polk  nr  Bush 
Roesler  Christian,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Itoesler  Henry  A.,  (Roesler  &  HarwoodJ  dwl  1106 

Monttjomer}' 
Roesler  Herman,  (Roesler  Sf  Proff)  225  Post 
Roesler  Julius,  bookbinder  with  E.  Bosqui  &  Co., 

dwl  25  Morton 
Roesler  Julius,  hairdresser,  S  s  Jackson  bet  Drumm 

and  Davis,  dwl  1106  Montgomery 
Roesler  &,  Harwood,  (Henri/  A.  Roesler  and  Ghas. 

B.  Harwood)  broom  manufacturers,  115  Sac 
Roesler  &  Protf,  (Herman  Roesler  &  Jacob  Proff) 

manufacturers  bedding  and  furniture,  225  Post 
Roest  John  W.,  sea  baths,  cor  Hyde  and  Beach 
Roethalz  Yetter.  fruits,  239  Sutter 
ROETHE  CHRISTIAN, apothecary ,SE  cor  Bryant 

and  Third,  dwl  461  Bryant 
Roethel   Edward,  shoemaker,  246  Fourth,  dwl  423 

Bush 
Roff   William,  second  engineer  steamer  Kalorama, 

Wiisliiugton  Street  Wharf 
Roff  William  51.,  barkeeper  with  Patriek  Farrell, 

dwl  Point  Lobos  Avenue,  1%  miles  from  Toll 

Gate 
Rotfat  Simon,  watchmaker,  1120  Dupont 
Rogau  Edward,  clothing,  NW  cor  Sansom  and   Pac 
Rogan  Peter,  confectioner  wMth  Charles  H.  Mercer, 

518  Kearny,  dwl  cor  Broadway  and  Kearny 
Roge   Louis,  restaurant,  229  Fourth,  dwl  341  Te- 
hama 
Roger  Angel  Madame,  feathers,  529  Pine 
Roger  Augustus,  dwl  729  Washington 
Roger  Jacob  A.,  driver  S.  F.  Transfer  Co.,  dwl  W  8 

Natoma  bet  Eleventh  and  Twelfth 
Roger  James,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Roger  Joseph,  waiter  New  England   Kitchen,  dwl 

N  8  Sacramento  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 
Rogers  Bernard,  blacksmith,  dwl  512  Mission 
Rogers  Bernard,  clerk,  dwl  515  Bush 
Rogers  Charles,  artist,  studio  and  dwl  904  Mont 
Rogers  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  809  Market 
Rogors    Cliailes  H.,  stovemounter  with   Brittan, 

Holbrook  &  Co.,  dwl  18  First 
Rogers  Christian,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's 

S.  S.  Gussie  Telfair 
Rogers  Clementina,  dressmaker,  dwl  103  First 
Rogers  Cornelius,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's 

S.S.  Senator,  dwl  E  s  Beale  bet  How  and  Fol 
ROGERS   DANIEL,  attorney   at  law,   office   604 

Mercliant,  dwl  357  Brannan 
Rogers  David,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co. 's  S.S. 

Moses  Taylor 
Rogers  David  J.,  blacksmith  with  Isidore  Burns, 

dwl  103  First 
Rogers  Edwin  A.,  shoemaker,  dwl  12  Stockton 
Rogers  E.  K.,  chief  engineer  North  Pac.  Trans.Co.'s 

S.S.  Pacific 
Rogers  E.  P.  Jr.,  dentist,  413  Kearny 
Rogers  Florence  F.,  groceries  and  liqnora,  SE  cor 

Pacific  and  Leavenworth 
ROGERS  FORD  H.,  cashier  Pacific  Bank,  NW 

cor  Sansom  and  Pine,  dwl  814  Bush 
Rogers  Frank,  milkranch,  S  s  Twenty-fourth  bet 

Ellen  and  Douglass 
Rogers  Frank  L.,  clerk  with  William  J.  Younger, 

dwl  12  Montgomery 
Rogers  George  E.,  assayer,  dwl  1107  Stockton 
Rogers  George  P.,  clerk  with  J.  M.  Goewey  &.  Co., 

dwl  .521 1  Stevenson 
ROGERS  GEORGE  W.,  physician  and  surgeon, 

office  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Sacramento,  dwl 

1511  Taylor 
RODGERS    GEORGE    W.,     manufacturer   gold 

leaf,  112  Morton 


Rogers  George  W.,  mining  engineer,  dwl  304  Third 
Rogers  Gustave,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's    S. 

S.  Gussie  Telfair 
Rogers  Henry,  agent  Samuel  Merritt,   office  316 

California,  res  Oakland 
Rogers  Henry  D.,  physician,   office  and  dwl  509 

Kearny 
Rogers  H.'P.,  (widow)  dwl  521 J  Stevenson 
Rogers  J.,  carpenter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Pacific 
Rogers  James,  extraman  Hose  Co.  No.  4,  S.F.F.D. 

dwl  NW  cor  Stockton  and  Valleio 
Rogers  James   C,  blockmaker    with    Thomas    P. 

Mitchell,  dwl  20  Bernard 
Rogers  James  D.,  carpenter,  dwl  Twelfth  Avenue 

bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.F. 
Rogers  James  R.,newsi:)aper  agent,  dwl  350  Brannan 
Rogers  James  T.,  clerk,  dwl  1234  Stockton 
Rogers  John,  seaman,  dwl  Jones  nr  Post 
Rogers  John,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Gussie  Telfair 
Rogers  John,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hctel 
ROGERS  JOHN  P.,   physician,  office   204   Mont- 
gomery, dwl  615  Stockton 
Rogers  Julia  E.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  12  Montgomery 
Rogers  M.  A.  Mrs.,  bakery,  1332  Pacific 
Rogers  M.  A.  B.,    (widow)   furnished  rooms,   1011 

Stockton 
Rogers  Mary  (widow)  dwl  Vincent  bet  Union  and 

Green 
Rogers  Michael  H.,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Filbert  bet 

Kearny  and  Montgomery 
Rogers  Nathan,  storage,  818  Battery,  dwl  Old  San 

Jos6  Road  nr  Five-mile  house 
Rogers  Nelson  J.,  (Rogers  Jf-  White)  Ay^lcov  Treat 

Avenue  and  Twenty-second 
Rogers  Peter  K.,  real  estate,  dwl  123  Ellis 
Rogers  Ralph  H.,  merchant,  dwl  830  Mission 
Rogers  Robert  C,  attorney  at  law,  office  604  Mer- 
chant, dwl  357  Brannan 
Rogers  Robert  H.,  soliciting  agent  City  Paving  Co., 

office  619  Montgomery,  dwl  E  s  Chattanooga 

bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Rogers  Russell  K.,  dairyman,  W  s  Fourteenth  nr 

Castro 
Rogers  Thomas,  dwl  51  Third 
Rogers  Timothy,  (George  &  R.)  dwl  234  Steven- 
son 
Rogers  Uriah,  fruitpeddler,  dwl  65  Everett 
Rogers  William,  bricklayer,  dwl  129  Third 
Rogers  William,  fireman  steamer  Julia,  dwl  1  Val- 

lejo  Court 
Rogers  William,  manufacturer  gold  leaf  with  George 

W.  Rogers,  112  Morton 
Rogers  William  B.,  expresswagon,  dwl  Natoma  nr 

Lafayette 
Rogers  William  G.,  expresswagon,  dwl  N  s  Mc- 
Allister nr  Buchanan 
Rogers  William  H.,  physician  and  deputy  Health 

officer,  224  Francisco,  dwl  226  Francisco 
Rogers  &  White,  (Nelson  J.  Rogers  and  Benjamin 

White)  City  and  Mission  Express,  cor  Battery 

and  California 
Rogers. — See  Rodgers 
Rogg  Frank,  blacksmith,  dwl  W  s  Michigan  bet 

Sierra  and  Shasta 
Rogler  William,  fruitpeddler,  dwl  Franklin  Hotel 
Rohde  August,  bootmaker  with  G.  Burkhardt,  dwl 

12  Harlan  Place 
Rohde  Franz,  bootmaker  with  G.  Burkhardt.dwl  12 

Harlan  Place 
Rohde  H.   &  Co.,    (Frederick  Gudehns)  groceries 

and  liquors,   NE  cor  Pine  and  Dupont 
Rohde  Henry,  liquor  saloon,   SW  cor   Front  and 

Washington,  dwl  332  Union 
Rohde  Henry,  (H.  Rohde  &  Go.)  dwl  NE  cor  Pine 

and  Dupont 
Rohde  John,  clerk  with  John  H.  Scheper,  dwl  NE 

cor  Clay  and  Larkiu 


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Roluie  Peter,  slioemalxer  with  Utscliig  &  Hanson, 

(Iwl  li  Harlan  Place 
Robe  Jolm    v.,  (Bay  City  Soda   Water  Co. J  dwl 

43;{  Hayes 
Rolilnder  Adam,  mariner,  dwl  -39  Pacific 
Rohlrts  Clmries,  fJioli/Jfs  &   Buna)  dwl   SW  cor 

Clay  and  Kast 
RoliKfs    &    Biii'im,    fChnrlcs  Rohlffs    rrnd    Henry 

liuruKj  cai  pentei  B  and  l)iiildei-8,  -'"iS  Druinin 
Roiils  CIiiIk.  laborer  Gulden  Gate  Sugar  Reliiiery, 

dwl  :14  Haves 
Roliiiieriiiaini  Herman,  workman  Cal.  Sugar  Reiin- 

eiy,  SW  cor  Brantian  and  Eighth 
Roliii  Cliarle?,  hookkeeper  with  liiadlev  &  Cockrill, 

dwl  10  Quiiicy 
Robnert  Frederick,  nplioleterer  with  N.  P.  Cole  & 

Co.,  dwl  -M^  Sec.nd 
Rohr  Carl,  carpenter,  dwl  .3:18  Bnsh 
liobr  Charles  AI.,  halesiuan  with  Schreiber,  Rohr  & 

Co.,  dwl  181  Harriet. 
Rohr  Jiibn,  f  ^Sclireiher,  R.  &  Co.,  and  Meyer,  R.  & 

Co. J  dwl  18^  Harriet 
Robrbacher  Alariin,  upholsterer  with  A.  Lenhart. 

dwl  \.-a>  Stockton 
Uolirer  Frederick  Mrs.,  dwl  207  Kearnv 
Robrle  Ciiarles  C,  liquor  merchant,  dwl  San  Bruno 

Av  nr  Silver 
Rohrs  Henry,  { Rohrs  &  Bra.)  dwl  SW  cor  First 

and  Brvaut 
Rohrs  Herman,  (Tho^ode  &  B.)  dwl  220  Firet 
Rohrs  Richard.  (Rohrs  &  Bra. I  dwl  SW  cor  First- 

and  Bryant 
ROHRS    &    BROTHER.     (Richard    and    Henry 

Rohrs  J  groceries  and  liquors,  S  W  cor  First  and 

Brvant 
Rohle  Emil,  (Krune  &   Enter)  dwl  1512  Cal 
Roikruty,  Limis,  shoemaker,  dwl  43o  Green 
Riijas  Feliciano,   ciyarniaker  with   Cobo,  Martinez 

&,  Co.,  dwl  27  Hinckley 
R'lji.t  Eiuil,  porter,  dwl  3i)2  Stockton 
Rokiihl  U.ivid,  loi-iil  agent  Pacilic  Mutual  Life  Ins. 

Co.,  dwl  11  Kearny 

Roland ,  dwl  t)31  Sacramento 

Roland  Henry,  lamplighter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 

R<jland  Tl'.onias,  laborer,  dwl  227  Second 

Rolanii  William,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  NW 

cor  Churcli  and  Seventeenth 
Roland    William,   furniture,    SE    cor    Bryant   and 

While's  Place 
Rdlenian  G.  K.,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Rulf  Georf^e,  sawyer  with  F.  Korbel  &,  Bros.,  dwl 

.571  Bryant 
Rolfe  Heniv.  bookkeeper  with  Edward  F.  Peirce, 

dwl  6)7  Sutter 
Rolin  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  63  Jessie 
Rolls  Cliristopher,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Re- 

linery,  dwl  1 160  Folsom 
Ri>II  John,  astrologer,  dwl  8.35  Pacific 
R.dl  John,  Jr.,  laborer,  dwl  835  Pacilic 
R(dla  John  B..  carpenter,  dwl  20  Sansom 
Rolland   Jnlins,  cabinetmaker,    NE  cor  Wash  and 

Virgin!, I,  dwl  11  Virginia 
Rolland  Louis,  dyer  and  scourer,  739  Clay 
Roller  Albert,  compositor,  505  Clay,  dwl   8  Ransch 
Roller  Benjamin  R.,  pressman  Alta  Job  ofBce,  dwl 

8  Rauscb 
Roller  George,  (AUemus  Sr  Co.)  dwl  W  a  Folsom 

bet  Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second 
Roller  Francis,  superintendent  d-iant  Powder  Co., 

Central  Ocean  Road  nr  S.  V.  Water  Works 
Roller  Skating  Co.,  office  Mechanics'  Pavilion,  Sv  s 

Stockton  bet  Post  and  Geary 
Roller  Thomas  R.,  cotfinmaker  with  N.  Gray  &  Co., 

dwl  8  Rausch 
Rollins  Francis  M.,  dwl  WeCapp  bet  Twentieth 

and  Twenty-third 
Rollins  Francis  R.,  calker,  dwl  415  Bryant 
Rollins  George,   waichmau  with  C  S.  Nav.   Co., 

Broadway  Wharf 


Rollins  Harry  B..  clerk  with  Reuben  R.  Rollins, 
dwl  SW  cor  Sixth  and  Howard 

ROLLINS  HENRY  G.,  register  U.S.  Land  Office, 
506  Jackson,  dwl  Twenty-third  bet  Baitlett 
and  V;ileiicia 

Rollins  Heuben  R.,  furniture,  8  Fourth,  dwl  21  Mary 

Rollins  Wan-en  A.,  waterman,  dwl  160  Clara 

ROLLINS  WILLIAM,  real  estate,  office  11  Ex- 
change Building,  dwl  9  Ransch 

Rolpb  George  W.,  sawyer  with  F.  Korbel  &  Bros., 
dwl  571  Bryant 

Rolph  James,  exchange  clerk  Bank  California,  dwl 
551  Minna 

Ronm  Hotel,  G.  &  P.  Beronio  proprietors,  215 
Broadway 

Romal.-iki  Francis,  pork  packer  with  J.  Y.  Wilson 
&  Co.,  dwl  cor  Fillmore  and  Greenwich 

ROMAN  A.  &,  CO.,  (Joseph  A.  Hofmnnn)  book- 
sellers, publishers  aud  stationers,  417  and  419 
Mont^iomery 

Roman  Alice  Mrs.,  dwl  G04  Clementina 

Komiin  Anton, ^j4.  Roman  <fc  Co  )  417  Montgomery 

Roman  Marco,  v:iqnero,  dwl  Polk  Lane 

Roman  Richard  Maj.,  dwl  421  Ellis 

Romanes  Elizabeth  Miss,  artist,  studio  23  Kearnv, 
dwl  ;;06  Powell 

Romanes  <fe  Co,  (Chinese)  manufacturers  cigars,  228 
California 

Romer  Eilich,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  & 
Heclit,  dwl  cor  Lafayette  and  Mis^ion 

Romer  John  H.,  confectioner  with  Charles  Bor- 
chard,  dwl  N  s  Fell  bet  Octavia  and  Gouiih 

Romer  John  L.,  freight  department  C.  P  R.  R., 
office  422  Cal,  dwl  NE  cor  Sutter  and  Powell 

Romer  John  X.,  machinist  California  Theatre,  dwl 
517  Howard 

Romer  William,  mariner,  dwl  134  Stenart 

Romero  Antonio,  cigars  and  tobacco,  NE  cor  Kearny 
and  California,  dwl  614  Bush 

Romero  Juan,  cigars  and  tobacco,  531  California, 
dwl  228  Kearny 

Romeio  Ramon,  carpenter,  dwl  Caroline  Place  nr 
Powell 

Romero  <&  Co.,  (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturers,  808 
Sacramento 

Rommel  Charles  .-baker,  228  Kearny,  dwl  17  Stock- 
ton Alley 

Rommel,  Dobs  &  Co.,  (Gustave  Rommel  and, 
Ckarle.a  J)ohs)  carriage  and  wagoumakers,  926 
and  928  Harrison 

Rommel  Gustave,  (Rommel,  Dohs  &  Co.)  res  Oak- 
land 

Rommel  Willi.im,  carpenter,  dwl  412  Post 

Romosar  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  Ws  Spear  bet  How- 
ard and  Folsom 

Romsley  William,  (colored)  jobber,  dwl  1004  Jack 

Ronaldson  John,  dwl  2010  Folsom 

Ronan  James,  butcher  with  George  D.  Bliss,  dwl 
Fotirth  Av  nr  Railroad  Av,  South  S  F. 

Ronan  Thomas,  cooper,  dwl  18  Folsom  Avenue 

Ronan  Louis,  barkeeper,  dwl  9  Dupont 

Roucoli  Louis,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Bran- 
nan  and  Rilch 

Roncovieri  Alfred,  lodgings,  31  Hinckley 

Rondel  Edward,  lapidary,  509  Montgomery,  dwl  N  s 
Fern  Avenue  nr  Van  Ness  Avenue 

Rondina  Josfph,  caipenter,  dwl  10  Union  Place 

Roney  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  1312  Pacific 

Roney  Nelson,  laborer  witli  Pope  &  Talbot,  dwl 
NW  cor  Berry  and  Third 

Ronge  Frederick,  "machinist  with  Casebolt  &  Kerr, 
dwl  907  Folsom 

Ronge  J.,  cook,  dwl  1  Cadel  Alley 

Ronnebaum  Clemens,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 

RontPt  Matthia.s,  groceries  and  liqnora,  ISW  cor 
Green  and  Dupont 

Rood  A.  N.  Mrs.,  dwl  529  Union 

Rook  James,  driver  Omnibus  R.  R. 

Rooley  Owen,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 


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Rooney  Bernard  P.,  carpenter,  dwl  251  Perry 
Roomy  Charles  L.,  Veto  Saloon,  023  Keaniy,  dwl 

(ilo  Diipont 
Rooney    Kdwaid,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

1312  Pa'.iHc 
Rooney  FiiiiiK-,  gminer  with  Broad  &.  Morgan,  dwl 

\V  s  Hyde  bet  Pacific  and  Broadway 
Eooney  James  J.,  butcher,  dwl  W  s  tftah  nr  Six- 
teenth 
Rooney  John,  tanner  and  currier  with  I.  M.  Went- 
wurih  k  Co.,  dwl  Nineteenth  bet  ¥o[  and  How 
Boonf-y  Patiick,  hiborer  with  James  McDevitt,  dwl 

W  8  Siinsoni  nr  Vallejo 
Rooney  Peter,  1  ih.irer,  d'wl  651  Mission,  rear 
Rooney  Peter,  lonj^'shoreman,  dwl  151  TeLam; 
Rooney  Peter,  steveiiore,  dwl  29  First 
Rooney  Rolitrt,  plasterer,  dwl  W  s  Hyde  bet  Pacific 

and  Broadway 
Rooney    Thomas, "fireman  S.  V.  Water  Works,  dwl 

N  s  Friniisto  nr  Polk 
Rooney    Tliomas,    wood  turner  with   William   G. 

Weir,  dwl  S\V  cor  Harri.son  and  Garden 
Rooney  William,  butcher  with  Dunphy  <fc  Hjldreth, 

dwl  Keniiicl;y  nr  First  Avenue 
Roonfcldt  William,  cooper,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Roop  Beiijimin,  keeper  Woodward's  Garden 
Roo.H  Acliille,   salesman  with  Roos  Brothers,  dwl 

bl!)  Laikiii 
Roos  Adolph.  (Rooa  Bros.)  dwl  223  Kearny 
Roos  Brothers.  fAdulph  and  Hi/ppolite)  importers 

clothing.  SW  cor  Kearny  and  P(».st 
Roos  Charles  F.,  barkeeper,  SE  cor  Miss  and  Stenart 
Boos   Hyppolite,   (lionx  Brothers)  dwl  223  Kearny 
Roos  Joseph,  (Snow  &  R.)  res  Europe 
Roos  J.  De,  speculator,  dwl  27  Morton 
Roos  J.  l)e  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  27  Morton 
Root   Datus  E.,  ])roprietor  carriages  Grand  Hotel, 

dwl  42^2  Fourth 
Root  Elliott  M.,  fli'wt  i&  B'lUey)  dwl  206  Ellis 
Root  Henry,  surveyor,  dwl  730  Howard 
Root  Ira  C.jauitor  Masonic  Saving's  and  Loan  Bank, 

dwl  1040K   Mission 
Root  Jiimes,  f  Rwt.  &  Nye)  dwl  IH  O'Farrell 
Root  John  W., salesman  with  Stephen  S.Smith,  dwl 

37  Fifth 
Root  Nathan  T..  U.  S  Gansfer,  dwl  6  Russ 
Root  &.  Bailey  (EllioU  MRoot  and  Richard  Bailey) 

wholesale  groceries  and  provisions,  412  Front 
ROOT  &  NYE,  {.James  Root  and  Albert  F.  Nye) 

importers  chandeliers  and  gas  fixtures,  315  and 

317  Pine 
Roper    Belinda    Miss,    nssistant    teacher    Lincoln 

Grammar  Scho<d,  dwl  cor  Bush  and  Mason 
Roper  Edward.  ( Staadenvick  &  R)  dwl  521  Turk 
Roper   John,  dwl  Old  San  Jose  Road  nr  Six-mile- 
house 
Roper  John  H.,  (colored)  bootblack  with  David  C. 

Lee.  dwl  9  John 
Roper  Miry   Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mission  Street 

Primary  School,  dwl  731  Bush 
Roper  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Roper  William,  (coloreil)steward,  dwl  7  Card  Alley 
Ropke  Henry,  barkeeper,  dwl  28  Post 
Rork  James,  stagedriver,  dwl  II  Geary 
Rorke  Felix  M.,  (Rorkc  &  Co.)  dwl  TLeroy  Place 
Eorke  James,  clerk  with  George  Hughes,  dwl  1626 

Dunont 
Rorke  &  Co.,  (FvUx  M.  Rorke  and  George  Gleason) 

produce  commission,  324  Davis 
Rosa  Edward,  milkranch,  E  s   Gunnison   Avenue 

nr  Twenty-eighth,  Bernal  Hights 
Rosa  Gaetino,  fruits  and  tobacco.  715  Davis 
Rosa  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  NW  cor  Union   and 

Calhoun 
Rosa  Joseph,  hairdresser,  dwl  NW  cor  Union  and 

Calhoun 
Rosa  Rosey  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  1323  Dupont 
Rosas  .Jozino,  cigars  and  tobacco,  638  Pacific,  dwl 

827  WashinKton 


Rosoelli  Louis,  cook  with  D.  Meiselich,  dwl  Dupont 
bet  Vallejo  and  Green 

Rose  A.  H.,  mining,  office  58  Stevenson's  Building, 
res  Menlo  Park 

Rose  August,  (Roue  &  Hirn)  dwl  814  Montiromery 

Rose  David,  carpenter  H    C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Rose  I''rederick,  clerk,  NSV  cor  Pacitic  and  Dupont 

Rose  Frederick,  cook,  dwl  814  Montgomery 

Rose  George,  pantryman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co. 's 
S.  S.  Idaho 

Rose  George,  winebottler  with   Eberhart  &  Lach- 
man,  dwl  Sausom  nr  Broadway 

Rose  George  W.,  detective,  dwl  704  Powell 

Rose  Henry,  dwl  Kearny  nr  Pacific 

Rose  Henry,  clerk,  dwl '814  Montgomery 

Rose  Henry,  foreman   India  Rice  Mill",   dwl  W  s 
H<iward  bet  Twentv-tirst  and  Twenty  second 

Rose  Henry,  porter,  223  California,  dvvl  NW  cor 
Dupont  and  Pacific 

Rose  Henry,  shoemaker,  dwl  SE  cor  Lombard  and 
Dupont 

Rose  Henry,  teacher  Hebrew  and  German,  dwl  44 
Everett 

Rose  James,  harnesscleaner  Grand  Hotel,  dwl  21 
Clara 

Rose  John,  carpenter,  dwl  Fourteenth  Avenue  cor 
K,  South  S.  F. 

Rose  John,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 
Gussie  Telfair 

Rose  Louis,  (Hons  &  Co.)  dwl  140  Minna 

Rose  Louis  S.,  stockbroker,  ottice  411  Montgomery, 
dwl  920  Jackson 

Rose  Mary  Mrs.,  chambermaid  Adams  House 

Rose  Peter,  helper  U.  S.  Coast  Survey,  dwl  417 
Drunim 

Rose  Thomas,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  911   Sacramento 

Rose  William  H.,  clerk  with  Murphy,  Grant  &,  Co., 
dwl  5J1  Second 

ROSE  &  WlW^.f  AnguHRose  and  Lo'iis  Hirn) 
proprietors  Meyers'  Hotel,  814  Monigomery 

Roseberry  James,  (H.  W.  Gray  Jj-  Co. J  dwl"  419 
Minni 

ROSEKRANS  H.  &  CO..  (Samnel  Read)  import- 
ers, jobbers  and  retail  hardware,  135  Mont 

Rosekraiis  Henry  M.,  liousepainter,  108  Sutler,  dwl 
W  s  Webster  bet  Hayes  and  Grove 

Rosekraiis  Hiram,  f H.  Rnxekraus  &  Co.)  dwl  N  s 
Haight  bet  Laguna  and  Lincoln 

Rosella  Antonio,  laliorer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 
Kentucky  and  South 

Roseinan  Tii'omas,  blacksmith,  dwl  Sixteenth  Ave- 
nue bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 

Rosenau  Adolph,  ghizier,  dvvl  630  Pacific 
Rosenbaum  Arndt,  market,  904  Stockton 
Rosenbaum  A.  S.,  (^^.   S.   Rosenbaum  Sc  Co.)  res 

New  York 
ROSENBAUM   A.  S.  &  CO.,   (Joseph   Branden- 
stein and  Moses  Rosenbanrn)\\n\mi%eTi  •a\u\  job- 
bers cigars  and  tobacco, SE  cor  Battery  and  Clay 
Rosenbaum  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  Thirteenth  Ave- 
nue cor  N,  South  S.  F. 
Rosenbaum  Frank,  clerk,  dwl  NE  cor  Pacific  and 

Kearny 
Eosenbanni  Fr.  H.,  (Fr.  H.  Rosenbaum  <&  Co.)  dwl 

1124  Sutter 
ROSENBAUM  Fr.  H.  &  CO.,  importers  French 

Slate  and  crystal  sheet  windowgfass.iind  agents 
■yssans'  Patent  Mirror  Plates,  567  Market 

Rosenbaum  Joseph,  importer  French,  German  and 
Americannotious,  fancy  goods,  etc.,  511  Market, 
dwl  .502  Bush 

Rosebaum  Julius,  (Rosenbaum  ^  Friedman)  res 
New  York 

Rosenbaum  Leopold,  bookkeeper  with  J.  Rosen- 
baum, dwl  615  Jones 

Rosenbaum  Martha,  (widow)  restaurant;  NE  cor 
Pacific  and  Kearny 

Rosenbaum  Meyer,  drygoods,  214  Third,  dwl  665 
Mission 


JONE3,  PULLMAN  A  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Porte  Monnaies  and  Eeticules. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [R]      DIRECTORY, 


Bosenbaum  Moses,  (A.  S.  Rosenbaum  &  Co.)  dwl 

r-ir  Eddy 
Eoseiibamii  Sigmund  D.,  (Bosenbaum  &  Friedman) 

res  XeW  York 
Eoseubauai  Simon,  (Howe  Sf  R.)  attorney  at  law, 

S\V  cor  Clay  and  Kearny,  dwl  30  Kearny 
Rosenbaum  Valentine,  saleeman,  24  Battery,  dwl 

G.Jo  Washington 
ROSENBAUM    &    FRIEDMAN,    (Sigmund   D. 

Rosenbaittn,  Edward    Friedman    and   Julms 

Rosenbaum)  importers  and  jobbers  fancy  goods, 

embroideries,  Yankee  notions,  etc.,  "22  and  24 

Battery 
Rosenberg  A.  A., importer  and  dealer  pianos,  organs, 

etc.,  a)  and  ^2  Sutter,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Rosenberg  Coleman,   expressman,   dwl  19  Sonora 

Place 
Rosenberg  Conrad,  laborer,  dwl  936  Howard 
Rosenberg  G.  &  Co.,  importers  and  jobbers  hats  and 

caps,  118  Sausom 
Rosenberg  George,  (G.  Rosenberg  &  Co.)  dwl  311 

Hyde 
Rosenberg  Hanna  Miss,  saleswoman  with  M.  Leich- 

tenstein,  dwl  731  Folsom 
Rosenberg  Henry,  laborer,   dwl  W  s  Chesley  nr 

Harnsou 
Rosenberg  Isaac,  hairdresser,  dwl  731  Folsom 
Rosenberg  Jacob,  bookkeeper  with  Einstein  Bros. 

&.  Co.,  dwl  553  Stevenson 
Rosenberg    Lewis,   bookkeeper,   118  Sausom,  dwl 

14  Etldy 
Rosenberg  Louis,  market,  SE  cor  Geary  and  Wil- 
liam, dwl  53::^  OFarrell 
Rosenberg  Meyer,  butcher,  3   Occidental  Market, 

dwl  2-jO  Clementina 
Rosenberg  JVIeyer  li.,  dwl  814  O'Farrell 
Rosenberg  Morris,  dwl  731  Folsom 
Rosenberg  Morris,  clerk,  6:i5  Kearny 
Rosenberg  R.,  (widow)  seamstress,  dwl  114  Clara 
Rosenberg  Regiua,  (widow)  dwl  553  Stevenson 
Rosenberg  RiclJard,  laborer  with  D.  A.  Macdonald 

&  Co.,  dwl  709  Minna 
Rosenberg  Salis,  clerk,  dwl  SE  cor  Turk  and  Polk 
Rosenberg  Samuel,  dwl  W  s  Juniper  nr  Folsom 
Rosenberg  Simon,  merchant,  tailor,  NW  cor  Mason 

and  Post 
Rosenberg  Solomon  S.,  (Rosenberg  &  C'o.ydwll605 

Powell 
Rosenberg  &.   Co.,   (Solomon  S.   Rosenberg  and 

Clous  Hencken)  market,  NW  cor  Vallejo  and 

Powell 
Rosenblatt  Bernard,  hairdresser  .with  Frank  Costa, 

dwl  310  Fremont 
Rosenblatt  Milton,  drygoods,  dwl  NW  cor  Post  and 

Van  Ness  Avenue 
Rosenblatt  Samson,  cloaks,  shawls,  laces,  etc.,  105 

Kearny,  dwl  N  W  cor  Post  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Rosenblatt  Simon,  dwl  907  Kearny 
Rosenblaum  Philip,  shoecutter,  dwl  921  Harrison 
Rosenblum  Harris  L.,  clerk  with  G.  Abrams,  dwl 

yiti  Harrison 
Rosenblum  Joseph,  shoemaker  with  Solomon  Jacobs, 

dwl  -JOS  Sixth 
Rosenblum  Julius,  merchant,  dwl  512  Miuna 
Rosenblum  Morris,  Dollar  Store,  8:^2  iMarket 
Rosenblum  Philip,  shoemaker,  dwl  921  Harrison 
Kosenbohan   Michael,  proprietor   Uuiversal  Coffee 

Saloon,  703  Battery 
Roseubohm  Frank,  barkeeper,  430  Bush 
Rosenbohm  John  H.,  liquor  saloon,  E  sPotrero  Av- 
enue nr  El  Dorado 
Rosenbohm  M.,  carpenter  Bay  View  Distillery,  dwl 

Fourteenth  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
Rosenbourn  Gus,  teacher,  dwl  523  Commercial 
Kosenbrock  Henry,  porter,  211  Front 
Rosencrantz  John,  dwl  430  Minna 
Rosendahl  C,  boarding,  18l(i  Powell 
liosendale    B.,    expresswagon,   dwl    Chenery    nr 

Thirtieth  I 


Rosendorn  Emil,  professor  music,  dwl  869  Mission 
Rosener  Charles,  dwl  412  Jones 
Rosener  Henry,  merchant,  dwl  412  Jones 
Rosener  Herman,  clothing,  dwl  251^  Clara 
ROSENER  LEVI,  assessor  City  and  County  8.  F., 

office  22  City  Hall,  first  Hoor,  dwl  412  Jones 
Rosener  Samuel,  (of  S.  Rosener  &   Co.,  Virginia, 

Nev.)  offices  109  Battery 
Rosener  Simon,  tailor,  dwl  J9  Clara,  rear 
Rosenfeld  Abraham,  drygoods,  NE  cor  Hayes  and 

Octavia 
ROSENFELD  JOHN,  coalyard,  NE  cor  Folsom 

and  Spear,  and  president  Board  Commis-^ioners 

S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  NW  cor  Fulton  and  Pierce 
Rosenfeld     L.    K.,    bookkeeper     with    L     &     £. 

Wertheimer,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Rosenfeld  S.,  (G.  Jacobs  <fc  Co.)  res  New  Y'ork 
Rosenfelder    ,    cabinetmaker    with    Schreiber, 

Rohr  &  Co. 
Rosenlield  Anthony,  dwl  568  Bryant 
Roseutield  Jacob,  importer  tobacco  and  cigars,  dwl 

3  Jl  OFarrell 
Rosengarn  John  H., liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Diumm 

and  Commercial,    dwl    NW    cor  Folsom   and 

Twenty-fourth 
Rosenheim  Jacob,  peddler,  dwl  431  Dupont 
Rosenheim  Jacob,  peddler,  dwl   N\V   cor   Octavia 

and  Broadway 
Eoseuheira  Joel,  furniture,  511  Broadway 
Rosenkrans  Samuel  G.,  ( Rosenkrans  ifc  0' Donnell j 

dwl  55  Third 
Rosenkrans  &  O'Donnell,  (Samuel  G.  Rosenkrans 

and   Martin  O'Donnell)  restaurant,  57  and  59 

Third 
Rosenshine  Adolpb,  clerk  with  M.  Rosenshine,  214 

Pacific 
Rosenshine  Leopold,  clerk  with  M.  Rosenshine,  214 

Pacific 
Rosenshine  Mathias,  cigar  manufacturer,  214  Pac 
ROSENSTOCK,     PRICE    &  CO.,    (Samuel    W. 

Rosenstock,  Benjamin  Price  and  Marion  Lev- 

entritt)    importers    and    wholesale   boots  and 

shoes,  SE  cor  Sausom  and  Bush 
Rosenstock  Samuel  W.,  (Rosenstock,  Price  &  Co.) 

res  Boston 
Rosenthal  A.,  locksmith,  dwl  16  Rassette  Place 
Rosenthal  Abraham,    (Rosenthal  Brus.j    dwl  261 

Stevenson 
Rosenthal  Brothers,  (Abraham  and  Morris)  boots 

and  shoes,  340  Kearny 
Rosenthal  Cecilia,  (widow)  dwl  420  Minna 
ROSENTHAL,  FEDER  &  CO.,  (Mi'rns  Rosen- 
thal, Samuel  Fader  and  Simon  Bromberger) 

importers  and  jobbers  boots  and  shoes,  304  Cal 
Rosenthal  Jacob,  tailor,  dwl  448  Natoma 
Rosenthal  Jacob,  tailor,  dwl  1304  Stockton 
RoseuthalJoseph,  tinsmith  with  Locke  &  Montague, 

114  Battery 
Rosenthal  Joseph,   (Rosenthal  &  Bradbury)  dwl 

105  Third 
Rosenthal  Louis,  clerk,  118  San,  dwl  1304  Stock 
Rosenthal  Max,  bookkeeper,    110  Bush,   dwl   204 

Ellis 
Rosenthal  Moritz,  ^i?arro»  ^^  i^^  dwl  114   Mason 
Rosenthal  Morris,  (Rosenthal,    Feder    <b   Co.  and 

Rosenthal  &  Bros.)  dwl  259  Stevenson 
Rosenthal  Moses,  clerk  with   Kohn  &  Goldsmith, 

dwl  107  O'Farrell 
Rosenthal  Pincus,  expressman,  SW  cor  Market  and 

Second,  dwl  W  s  Chenery  nr  Randall 
Rosenthal  Rachel  Miss,  seamstress  with  M.  Wurk- 

heim,  dwl  19  Clara 
Rosenthal  Samuel,  dry  goods,  10  Kearny,  dwl  23 

Stockton 
Rosenthal   &   Bradbury,    (Joseph  Rosenthal   and 

Fred.  M.  Bradbury)  importers  paintings,  en- 
gravings, moldings,  etc.,  105  Third 
Rosenzweig  Frederick,  glazier,  dwl  NE  cor  Broad- 
way and  Kearny 


TEE  PEOPLES  INSUKANCE  CO.  a  Liberal  Company. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708.  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Clothing,  eto. 


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Roeenzweig  Henry,  real  estate,  dwi  N  s  Seventeenth 

bet  Secomi  Avenne  and  Guerrero 
Rosen/.wei>r  Philip,  boots  and  shoes,  1029  Dupont, 

dwI  736  Geary 
Rosewell  George,  (RoseiccU  Sj-  Ballinger)  dvvl  1012 

Market 
Rosewei!  li-  Ballinger,  (Georr^e  Bosetcell  and  John 

Jifif/ingerJ  paiiiteis,  1014  JIarUet 
Roehelle  Fi'ancis,  shoemaker  with  Mason  &  Taylor, 

dwl  521  Jessie 
Rosie  Walter,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  and  S.  Co., 

dwl  51  y  Jessie 
Roskamp  Frederick,  extraman  H.  and  L.  Co.  No.l, 

5.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  9  Bagley  Place 

Roskamp  Henry,  foreman  H.  and  L.  Co.  No.  1,  S. 

F.  F.  D.,  dwl  9  Bi.gley  Place 
Rosman  Thomas,  blacksmith,  cor  Fifteenth  Avenue 

and  Railroad  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
Ross  Adam,  carpenter  California  Mills,  dwl  506  Mkt 
Ross  Alexander,  boots  and  shoes,  229  Hayes 
Ross  Alexander,  mate  C  S.  Nav.  Co'sstm  Amelia 
Ross  Amelie  Mrs.,  dwl  928  Clay 
Ross  Arthur  B.,  (Ross,  Doiipster  <fc  Co. J  res  New 

York 
Ross  A.  S.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Tehama  School, 

dwl  513  Folsoni 
Ross  Charles  L.,  re.il  estate  agent,  dwl  908  Railroad 

Avenue,  South  San  Francisco 
Ross  Daniel,  carpenter,  dwl  109  Perry 
Ross  Daniel,  carpenter  with  California  Pacific  R.R., 

dwl  421  O'Farrell 
ROSS,  DEMPSTER  &  CO.,  (C.  J.  Dempster  and 

Arthur  B.  Boss  J  shipping  and  commission  mer- 
chants, 105  and  107  California,  office  29  Broad 

street.  New  York 
Ross  Frnnk,  fBoss  &  Raynor)  dwl  N  s  Ellis  nr 

Buchanan 
Ross  George,  carpenter,  dwl  536  Sacramento 
Ross  George,  captain  ship  Aureola,  pier  10  Steuart 
Ross  George,  clerk  with  L.  Ross  &  Co.,  dwl  1008 

^Mission 
Ross  Gef)rge\V.,  sexton  Mariners'  Church,  dwlSW 

cor  Drumm  and  Sacraniento 
Ross  Horace,  blacksmith,  dwl  17  Turk 
Ross  Hngli  F.,  foreman  machinist  Golden  State  Iron 

Works,  dwl  515  Howard 
Ross  Hugh  F.,  real  estate,  dwl  11152  Howard 
Ross  Ivory,  (Ross  4'  Ciurk)  dwl  3  Clay  Av 
Ross  James,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  250  Jessie 
Ross  James,  steward  Brooklyn  Hotel, dwl  46  Ritcb 
Ross  J.  F.,  dwl  N  s  Ellis  nr  Webster 
Ross  John,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Ross  .lohn,  plasterer,  dwl  229  Stevenson 
Ross  John,  plumber  with  Thomas  Ross,  dwl  952 

Howard 
Ross  John,  wood  and  coal,  313  and  315  First 
Ross  John  E.,  special  policenjan,  and  foreman  stmr 

No.  5,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  1218  Stockton 
Ross  John  H.,  porter,  221  California,  dwl  New  At- 
lantic Hotel 
Ross  John  W.,  compositor  with  Waters,  Newhoff 

6.  Co.,  512  Sacramento 

Ross  Joseph,  plasterer,  office  608  Market,  dwl  325 
Ellis 

Ross  Joseph  L.,  student  at  law  with  Ryan  &  Critten- 
den, dwl  325  Ellis 

Ross  J.  W.  Rev.,  presiding  elder  San  Francisco  Dis- 
trict M.  E.  Church,  dwl  1114  Market 

Ross  L.  &  Co.,  (Nathan  Ross)  importers  and  job- 
bers millinery  and  straw  goods,  416  Market 

Ross  Leopold,  (L.  Ross  &  Co. J  res  New  York 

Ross  Maggie  Miss,  cloakmaker  with  Mrs.  R.  Alten- 
berg,  528  Kearny 

Ross  MaryE.,  (widow)  dwl  314 J  Seventh 

Ross  Nathan,  (L.Ross  &  Co.)  dwl  1008 Mission 

Ross  Nicholas,  barkeeperwiih  Samuel  Martinovich, 
NW  cor  East  and  .Sacramento 

Ross Orville  A.,  student  Pacific  Theological  Semi- 
nary, dwl  502  Montgomery 


Ross  Richard,  shoecutter  U.W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co.,  dwl 

1100  Powell 
Ross  Samuel,  woolgrader   S.  F.  Wool   Exchange, 

dvvl  Sonoma  Place  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont. 
Ross  Theodore  B.,  (Ross  &,-  Bahvr)  dwl  225  Bush 
Ross  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  210  Washinuton 
Ross  Thomas,  plumber  and  gastitter,  316  Bush,  dwl 

952  Howard 
Ross  Thomas  S.,  painter  with  Jules  St.  Denis,  dwl 

446  Clementina 
Ross  William,  longshoreman,  dwl  Sansom  bet  Bdwy 

and  Vallejo 
Ross  William,  marbleworkerwith  Peter  McGrath, 

dwl  728  Market 
Ross  William,  milkman.  Ocean  Beach  Road,  \  mile 

from  Ocean  House 
Ross  William,  stevedore,  Riggers  and  Stevedores' 

Association,  429  Pacific 
Ross  William  M.,  milk  depot  and  oyster  saloon,  43 

Sacramento 
Ross  William  W.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  771  Market, 

dwl  617  Mission 
Ross  &  Baker,  (  Theodore  B.  Ross   and   Terry  J. 

Baker)  proprietors  Dexter  Stables,  223  Bnsh 
Ross  &  Clark,  (Ivory  Ross  and  Edgar  B.  Clark) 

carpenters,  919  Washington 
Ross&Eaynor,  (Frank  Ross   and,   Joel  Raynor) 

houseinoving  and  raising,  1046  Howard 
Rossbach  Herman,  butcher,  30  San  Francisco  Mkt, 

dwl  1207  Polk 
Rosseter  George  R.,  (Tyler,    Curtis  <fc   Co.)  dwl 

1706  Polk 
Rossi  Angelo  L.,  porter,   118  Leidesdorff,   dwl  533 

Green 
Rossi  Dominic,  laborer,  dwl  331  Broadway 
Rossi  Gniseppe,  shoemaker,  E  s  Drumm  bet  Clay 

and  Merchant 
Rossi  John,  frescopainter  with  Wason  &  Morris 
Rossi  Joseph,  hairdresser  with  A.  I.  Korn,  dwl  cor 

Union  and  Calhoun 
Rossi  Nicholas,  silvei  smith,  dwl  752  Market 
Eossiter  Jamet",  window  shade  and  awning  mauu- 

factin-er,  104  PVancisco 
Rosso  Francisco,  compositor  L'Ecco  Delia  Patria, 

dwl  723  Sansom 
Rostert  John,  tailor,  dwl  6  Clara  Lane 
Rot  Henry,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Rota  M.,  cooper,  dwl  Vallejo  bet  Dup  and  Kearny 
Rotanzi   Virjiil,    (Cohn,  Martin  \  Co.,  and   Ro- 

tanzi  &  Co  )  dwl  930  Montgomery 
Rotanzi  &  Co.,/'  Virq-il  Rotanzi  and  Homer  Medici) 

groceries  and  liquors,  1115  Dupont 
Eotenberg  Abraham,  drygoods,  dwl  127  Seventh 
Rotenkolber  George,  (PfeiJ/'er  &  Co.)  dwl  cor  Eaa- 

sette  Alley  and  Dupont  Place 
Rotger  Edward,  (Rotf^er  Jj-  Weher)  dwl  607  Vallejo 
Eotger  &  Weber,  (Edward   Rotger   and    William 

Weber)  manufacturing  confectioners,  226  Bat- 
tery 
Roth  Adolph  B.,  salesman,  124  Sansom,  dwl  619 

Larkin 
Roth  Ambrose,  cook,  538  Clay,  dwl  W  s  Kearny  nr 

Green 
Roth  Bernard,  tailor,  dwl  6  Clara  Lane 
Roth  Claus,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackfon 
Roth  Edmond,  compositor   Conrrier  de   San  Fran- 
cisco, dwl  Sixth  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Roth  George,  paper  carrier,  dwl  417  Bush 
Roth  Isaac,  salesman,  dwl  323  Clementina 
Roth  Jacob,   laboier  with   Erzgraber  &,  Goetjen, 

120  Davis,  dwl  7  Varenne 
Roth  John  A.,  butcher,  432  Third,  dwl  106  Silver 
Roth  Joseph,  (Roth  i^  Videau)  dwl  820  Howard 
Roth  Paul  N.,  bookkeeper  with  Roth  &  Videau,  dwl 

318  Sixth 
Roth  R.  F.,  bookkeeper  with  Eisen  Bros.,  dwl  768 

Mission 
Roth  Samuel,  salesman,  517    Commercial,  dwl  25 

Geary 


JONES,  PULLMAN"  &  CO.,  116  Sanaom  Street,  Dress  Sut'-ona  in  great  variety. 
36 


BEDINQTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  exclusive  Agents  for  Drake's  Plantation  Bitters. 


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SAN  FRANCISCO   [  R ]  DIRECTORY 


ROTH    it    VIDEAU,  (Joseph    Roth   and  Henry 

Videaii)  importers  and  wholesale  line  wines, 

liquors  and  brandies,  809  Montgomery 
RotliaUer  Amanda,  dressmaker,  dwIIirTeliama 
Rothaker  Jacob,  cookNortli  Pac.  Trans.  Co. 'a  S.  S. 

Pelitan,  dwl  2  Tebama 
Rotliaker  Jacob,  seaman,  dwl  37  Tehama 
Rolbe   George,  carrier  S.    F.   Chronicle,  dwl  417 

Bush 
Rotbenberger  Samnel,   blacksmith  with  Captoe  & 

Holmes,  bds  "123  Bush 
Rotber  Robert,  tailor,  dwl  SW  cor  Dora  and  Folsora 
Kotbermel  Pliilip  H.,  butcher  with  William  Nagel, 

dwl  706  Bush 
Rotberniel   Philip  H.,  shoemaker,  NW  cor  Bush 

and  Powell 
Rotlifeld  Solomon,  fL.  Dinkelspiel  &  Go.)  res  New 

York 
Rothganger  Frederick,  wagonmaker,  dwl  834  Har 
Rotiuniin  Herman,  expressman,  dwl  1409  Dupont 
Rotbolz  Charles,  fruitpeddler,  dwl  2.59  Minna 
Rothschild  Abraham,  upholsterer  with  George  O. 

Wbituev  &  Co.,  dwl  734  Folsora 
ROTHSCHILD  BARUCH,    secretary  Occidental 

Insurance  Co.,  office  436  Cal,  dwl  1121  Sutter 
Rothschild  Henry,  merchant,  dwl  734  Folsora 
Rothschild  Hugo,  {Rothschild  &  EhreiipfortJ  dyvl 

313  Taylor 
Rothschild  Jacob  S.,  (J.  S.  Rothschild  &  Co.,  Inde- 

pcitdcnce,  Cal. J  office  22  Sansoni,  dwl  128  Turk 
Rothschild    Joseph,    law    student    with    William 

Hayes,  dwl  734  Folsom 
ROTHSCHILD     &       EHRENPFORT,       (Hugo 

Rothschild  and  Fred.  EhrenpfortJ  candy  man- 
ufacturers and  dealers    foreign    and    domestic 

fruits,  408  Clay 
Rotrosky    AVilliain,    bamessmaker   with    William 

Trumbull,  dwl  1219  Turk 
Rotta  G.  B..  laborer,  515  Merchant 
ROTTANZl  ANTONIO,    physician    Italian    and 

Swiss  Societies,  office  and  dwl  SE  cor  Third 

and  Folgom 
ROTTANZl  GIOSUE,  druggist,  SE  cor  Third  and 

Folsom 
Rottenstien  Alexander,  tailor,  dwl  168  Silver 
lioitiei  Marcel,  beer  saloon,  19  Dupont 
KOTUKIEH  CHARLES,  apothecary  and  chemist, 

SW  cor  Dupont  and  Pacific,  dwl  1029  Dupont 
Rouard  Joseph,  picture  fiames,  347  Third 
Rouch   Andrew,    carpenter    H.   C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
Ronchon   Marcelin,  cutter  with  J.  W.  Davidson  &, 

Co.,  dwl  835  Clay 
Rouge  Frank,  (Rouge  &  Uonettc)  dwl  232  Fourth 
Rouge  &  Houette,   (Frank  Rouge   and    Constant 

HouctleJ  pork  dealers,  239  Fourth 
Rou^han   Peter,  laundryman  with   S.   F.  Laundry 

Ass'n,  dwl  NW  cor  Turk  &  Fillmoi-e 
Rouhier  Charles,  cook  738  Washington,  dwl  1209 

Dupont 
Rouillet  Fi-an^ois.  lodgings,  71  Pacific 
ROULEAU  FRANCOIS  A. , searcher  record8,rooms 

No.  1  and  2,  620  Washington,  dwl  1814  Taylor 
Ronllier  Albert,  salesman  with  J.  W.  Davidson  & 

Co.,  dwl  29  Kearny 
Roullier  Emile,  confectioner  with  George  Haas  & 

Co.,  dwl  29  Kearny 
Roullier  Henri,  compositor  Courrier  de  San  Fran- 
cisco, dwl  29  Kearny 
Ronllier  Jules,  manager'Courrier  de  San  Francisco, 

dwl  29  Kearny 
Ronllier  Victor,  cook,  dwl  29  Kearny 
lioulstone  A.  J.,  dwl  Branch  House 
Roulstone  John  W.,  porter  with  Edward  S.  Spear 

&.  Co.,  .536  California 
Roundey  William  C,  barkeeper,  319  Commercial, 

dwl  1305  Stockton 
Rounds  Samuel  H.,  millwright,  dwl  E  a  Valencia 

nr  Sixteenth 


Ronntree  James  O.,  (Rountree  &  McMullin,)  dwl 

927  Bush 
ROUNTREE  &  McMULLIN,  (J.  O.  Ronntree  and 

Geo.  0.  j1/cJ//(//i«y  wholebale  groceis, 323  Front 
Ronrke   Bernard,   compositor  Examiner,  dwl  1020 

Montgomery 
RourUe  Charles,  hacknian,  dwl  128  Silver 
Ronrke  Dennis,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp 
Rourke  Frederick,  oysterman,  dwl  14  Harlan  Place 
Rourke  James,  driver,  dwl  916  Howard 
Ronrke  John,  laborer,  dwl  310  Clementina 
Rourke  John,  laborer,  dwl  1626  Dnpont 
Rourke  John,  cutter  with  J.   L.  Brooks,  dwl  1515 

Polk 
Rourlfe  John  W.,  bookkeeper  Bank  California,  dwl 

104  Eddy 
Rourke  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Eighteenth  and 

Eureka 
Rourke  Patrick,  molder  Pacific  Iron  Works,   dwl 

1713  Clay 
Ronsch  Emma,  dwl  1408  Powell 
Rouse  Charles  S.,  artist,  645  Market, dwl  .572  Minna 
Rouse  Fi-ank,  hostler,  dwl  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Rouse  William   H.,  (Rouse   &    Laws)  dwl  NE  cor 

Green  and  Leavenworth 
Rouse   &   Laws,   (William    H.    Rouse   and  John 

Laics)  produce  commission,  eggs  and  poultry, 

320  Davis 
Ronsoe  Joseph,  molder  iEtna  Iron  Works,  dwl  219 

First 
Rousseau   Charles,   cook  Miner's  Restaurant,  dwl 

729  Broadway 
Rousseau  Godfrey,  (Rousseau   &    Lantier)  dwl  9 

Dupont 
Rousseau  James,   (Rousseau    &    Lantier),   dwl  9 

Dupont 
Rousseau   &   Lantier,  (James  and  Godfrey  Rous- 
seau and  Evangeliste  Lantier)  liquor  saloon,  9 

Dupont 
Ronssel  Paul,  furnished  rooms,  420  Post 
lionssel  Isadora  W.,  carpenter  with   Joseph   Cap- 
prise,  dwl  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Folsom 
Roussel  O.  L.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Rousset  Benoit,  waiter,  dwl  516  Pacific 
Rousset  Paul,  commission  merchant,  81 1  Mont 
Roussey  Emile,  painter,  dwl  769  Folsom 
Rouvis'r  Francois,  porkpacker,  1219  Dupont,  dwl 

539  Broadway 
Roux  Fortuuee,  laborer  with  G.  Venard,   dwl  1414 

Stockton 
Roux  Fraii9oi8,  carver,  135  Fourth 
Roux  Lucien.  proprietor  William  Tell  Hotel,  721 

Pacific 
Roux  Rose  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  135  Fourth 
Rowan  ■John,  carpenter,  dwl  553  Mission 
Rowan  Mary  Mrs.,  dwl  338  Minna 
Rowan  Wiliiam,  bootmaker,  dwl  12  Sherwood  Place 
Rowane  George,  carrier  Evening  Bulletin 
Rowane   George  P.,  fancy  goods,  152  Third,  dwl 

528  Natoma 
Rowe  A.  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mission  Grammar 

School,  dwl  £  s  Howard  bet  Nineteenth  and 

Twentieth 
Rowe  A.  G.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Rowe  Albert,  (  Willcult  &  R.)  dwl  118  Silver 
Rowe  Augustus,  doormaker  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe, 

dwl  NW  cor  Berry  and  Third 
Rowe  Charles  L.,  shoemaker,  215  Sansom 
Rowe  Desideria    M.    Mrs.,   dressmaker,  dwl    766 

Howard 
Rowe  Edward  C.  paperhanger  with  J.  J.   Beatty, 

dwl  932i  Harrison 
Rowe  Edward  S.,  dwl  E  b  Howard  bet  Nineteenth 

and  Twentieth 
ROWE  EDWIN  A.,  president  S.  F.  Package  Ex- 
press Co.,  office  306  Montgomery,  dwl  NE  cor 

Montgomery  and  Bush 
Rowe  Henry,  miner,  dwl  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Rowe  James,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  316  Beale,  rear 


Detached  Dwclings  insured  for  a  term  of  years  by  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  St.,  Table  and  Pocket  Cutlery. 


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Rowe  Jnmes,  stonecutter,  dwl  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Uowe  Patrick,  l)ograncli,N  s  Nebraska  nr  Sixteenth 
Howe  Robert,  tinsmith  with  Tay,  Brooks  &  Backus, 

dwl  5-2'-i  Jones 
Rowe  Rufiis,  miner,  dwl  Ee  Howard  nrTwentieth 
Rowe  Uutiis  H.,caiiieiiter,  dwl  19'20  Mason 
RoweT.  H..  lamplighter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Rowe  Thomas  H.,  distiller,  dwl  S  s  Fourteenth  bet 

Folsoin  and  Howard 
Rowe  William,  carpenter,  dwl  5  Willow 
Rowe  William  B.,  (Simmons,  li.  &  Co.)  dwl  1505 

Leavenwortli 
ROWELL  CHARLES,pbyBician,office  426  Kearny, 

dwl  7"J-l  Foisora 
Rowell  Chester,  physician,  office  520  Kearny 
Rowell  Isaac  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  Clitf  House  Road, 

^  mile  from  Toll  Gate 
Rowell  Joseph  Rev.,  pastor  Mariners'  Church,  dwl 

rj06  California 
Rowell  Leonard  F.,  traveling^  agent  Wells,  Fargo, 

&  Co.,  dwl  l(J14  California 
Rowell  Maria  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Geary  Street 

Cosmopolitan  School 
Rowell  Siimnel,  machinist  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

9  Vassar  Place 
Rowen  John  S.,  liquor  saloon,  623  Merchant,  dwl  2 

Adoiia  Place 
Rowen  Julius,  dwl  421  Bush 
Rowland  Clara,  (widow)  dwl  614  Mission 
Rowland  Hugh,  miner,  dwl  158  Shipley 
Rowland  Jiunes,  local  agent  Liverpool  and  London 

and  Globe  Insurance  Co.,  dwl  39  Sixth 
Rowland  Patrick,  tailor  with  Mohrhardl  &  Bilty, 

dwl  419  Stevenson 
Rowlandson  Thomas,  civil  engineer,  dwl  W  s  Po- 

trero  Avenue  nr  Sixteenth 
Rowley  Brainard  N.,  bookkeeper  with  William  K. 

Dietricli,  dwl  540  Mission 
Rowley  Elizabeth  Miss,  upholsterer  with  Frank  G. 

Edwards,  dwl  cor  Ellis  and  Hyde 
Rowley  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  dwl  513  Hyde 
Rowley  James,  patternmaker,  dwl  33  Ellis 
Rowley  John,  patternmaker  Fulton  Foundry 
Rowley  Margaret  Mrs.,  dwl  1116  Taylor 
Rowley  Ridgway  G.,   attorney  at  law,  office  618 

Merchant,  dwl  510  Mission 
Rowley  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  978  Harrison 
Roxburgh  John,  assistant  baggage  agent  C.  P.  R.R. 

Feiry,  dwl  Stevenson  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Roxby  Robert,  dwl  6US  Pine 
Roy  David,  carpenter,  dwl  3.59>i  Brannan 
Roy  George,  carpenter,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Roy  George,  clerk,  dwl  359^  Brannan 
Roy  Henry,  engraver  and  diesinker,  dwl  809  Clay 
Roy  John  A.,  (Iloy  &  Taplan)  dwl  424  San  Bruno 

Road  nr  Thirtieth 
Roy  John  R.,  aesorter  with  Charles  Harley  &  Co., 

dwl  316  Davis 
Roy  Nathaniel,  teamster,  dwl  139  San  Bruno  Road 

nr  Twenty-eighth 
Roy  Robert,    bookkeeper   Hibernia   Savings   and 

Loan  Bank,  dwl  915  Clay 
Roy  Silvain,  tailor,  dwl  l028Dupont 
Roy  <fc  Taplan,  (Jukn  A.  Roy  and  John  0.  Taplan) 
milkranch,  424   San  Bruno  Road  bet  Tweuty- 
eighth  and  Twentv-ninth 
ROYAL  INSURANCE  CO.,    (Fire  and    Life,  of 
Liverpool  and  London)  Chauncey  &  Co.  general 
agents,  office  306  California 
ROYAL  MAIL  STEAAI  PACKET  CO.,  W.  Lane 

Booker  agent,  office  319  California 
Royal  William,  clerk  with  Parker  &  Roche,  dwl 

722  California 
Royall  John  P.,  clerk, and  teacher  Lincoln  Grammar 

Evening  School,  dwl  17^  Langtou 
Royce  James,  porter,  dwl  37  Clementina 
Royer  Antoine  C,  bootmaker,  637  Howard 
ROYER  HERMAN,  manufacturer  leather  belting 
and  lacing,  437  Brannan,  dwl  571  Bryant 


Royer  Louis,  physician,  dwl  505  Bush 

Royon  Edward,  gunsmiih,  838  Clay 

Roza   Pedro,   laborer    U.    S.    C.  Survey,  dwl  417 

Druinm 
Ruand  Alfred,  physician,  office  and  dwl  804  Jackson 
Rubach  William,  butcher,  dwl  18  Sansom 
RUBBER    CLOTHING    CO..    (New   York    and 
Chicago)  manufacture  IS  and  wholesale  dealers 
rubber   clothing,   belting  and  hose,  stationery, 
jewelry  and   druggists'  goods,    Joseph  Fraser 
agent.  607  Market,  Giand  Hotel 
Ruben  John,  marmer,  dwl  32  Garden 
Rubin  Harris,  salesman,  58  Third,  dwl  251  Clem 
Rubin  Hyman,  dwl  321  Clementina 
Rubio  Mariano,   commission  agent,  647  Merchant, 

dwl  Card  Alley 
Ruby  J.  H.  Rev.,  dwl  22  John 
Ruby    Pacific,   laundryman   with    James  Laidley, 

"dwl  Filbert  nrGough 
Ruch  Andrew,  carpenter  H  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Ruch  Samuel,  peddler,  dwl  128  Post,  rear 
Rucher  Joseph,  brewer,  dwl  E  s  Valencia  bet  Fif- 
teenth and  Sixteenth 
Ruckwardt  Edward,  cook  Philadelphia  House,  dwl 

609  Minna,  rear 
Ruddell  Frederick,  clerk,  dwl  SW  cor  Wash  and  San 
Rudden  John,  cariman,  dwl  522  Stevenson 
Ruddock  Andrew,  laborer,  dwl  Bartol  nr  Vallejo 
Ruddock  Benjamin,  laborer,  dwl  Sau  Jos^  Road  nr 

San  Miguel  Station 
Ruddock  George,  wood,  coal,  hay  and  grain,  N  s 

Howard  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
Ruddock  James,  plumber  with  McNally  &  Hawkins 
Ruddock  James,  sawyer,  dwl  71  Shipley 
Ruddock  John,  laborer,  dwl  Baitol  nr  Vallejo,  rear 
Ruddy  Bernard,  miner,  dwl  502  Fourth 
Ruddy  Ellen  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms, 502  Fourth 
Rudel  Charles,  clerk  with  Herman  Dorste,  Couti- 

nental  Hotel 
Rudgens  Charles,  graiubroker,  dwl  SW  cor  Broad- 
way and  Dupont 
Rudke  Herman,  Hercules  Powder  Works,  dwl  Cen- 
tral Oiean  Road  i>r  Central  Road  House 
Rudman  Edwin,  clerk  with  George  B.  Knowles, 

dwl  W  8  Capp  nr  Twenty-second 
Rudman  John,  lumber  dealer,  dwl  W  s   Capp  nr 

Twenty-second 
Rudolf  Gustave,  piano  manufacturer,  Seventeenth 

Avenue  and  H,  South  S-F. 
Rudolph  Adam,  foreman  cooper  Pacific  Barrel  and 

Keg  Factory,  dwl  233  Ritch 
Rudolph  Edward,  jeweler  with  California  Jewelry 

Co.,  dwl  2017  Mason 
Rudolph  Edward,  mariner,  dwl  306  Folsom 
Rudolph  Jacob,  bricklayer,  dwl  2313  Larkin 
Rudolph  Thomas,  sash  and  bliudmaker  with  Miller 

&  Haley,  dwl  711  Taylor 
Rudolph  William,  gun  manufacturer,  216  Pacific, 

dwl  431  Greenwich 
Rndsdale  Matthew,  mining  secretary,  office  418  Cal 
Rueckner  Beiiihard.  cutler  with  Will  &  Finck,  dwl 

Golden  Adler  Hotel 
Rued  John  C.,  clerk  with  Catharine  Schumacher, 

dwl  603  Bush 
Ruedin  Eugene,  valet,  701  Stockton 
Ruef  Mayer,  (Himck  &  It.j  dwl   1124  Dupont 
Rueger  John,  brewer,  dwl  651  Folsom 
Ruegg  Brothers,    (Gallus    and,  Paul)  stationers, 

8i2  Market 
Ruegg  Gallus,  (Riiegg  Brothers)  d\\\  749  Market 
Ruegg  Paul,  (Riieifg  Brothers)  dwl  749  Market 
Ruel  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Bdwy  and  Dup 
Ruel  Emile,  laborer,  dwl  516  Pacific 
Ruele  &.  Co.,   (Chinese)   cigar  manufacturers,  310 

Commercial 
Ruepp  Simon,  brewer  Philadelphia  Brewery,  dwl 

no  Tehama 
Ruf  Ernst,  butcher  with  B.  Herrman,  dwl  SW  cor 
Geary  and  Hyde 


JONBS,  PUIiIiMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Combs  and  Brushes. 


ITEWEIili'S  PUIjiVIOKABY  BYKUP.  tho  best  family  Cough  Mediclna 


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Rnf  Jacob,  laborer,  dwl  W  b  Cbesley  nr  IlHrrison 
Kiif  John,  compositor  Abend  Post,  dwl  lolDDiipont 
Unf  Steplien,  compositor  Abend  Post,  dwl  IJlDDup 
liiilf  Alois,  carpenter  H.C.  Leu^Mie,  V2S  Kearny 
liullier  Henry  E.,  stovenioniiter  with  Briitan,  Hol- 

lirook  &  Co.,  dwl  (iiO  Mission 
Rnltino.  Francisco,  dwl  W  e  Dolores  nr  Sixteenth 
Uiiffley  Henry,  collector,  dwl  4iil  Natoma 
I4afliey  John,'  bookkeeper  with   George   Eggletou, 

dwl  434  Natoma 
Eugeii  Henry,  clerk  with  M.  B.  French  «&  Co.,  dwl 

What  Cheer  House 
Rugg  Frank,  blacksmith  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Polrero  Point 
Rngg  William,  blacksmith,  dwl  783  Market 
Rnggles  David  W.,   {colored)  stoves.  310  Jackson, 

dwl  SE  cor  Broadway  and  Leavenworth 
Rnggles  F.  E.,  c;irpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Rugtjles  James  D.,  register  clerk  Twelfth  District 

Court,  dwl  !tl7  Sutter 
Ruggles  John,  drayman  with  R.  &  J.  Morton,  dwl 

310  Taylor 
Rnggles  John  E.,  fSroufe,  Svieeney  &  Co.)  dwl  14 

Hampton  Place 
Rnggles  Lillie  i\Irs.,  dressmaker,  1113  Stockton 
Riih^Anthouy,  ( llnh  &  HeimJ  dwl  8  Harliin  Place 
Ruh  &  Heim,  f  Anthony  Jink  and  John  G.  Hetm) 

lager  beer  saloon,  411  Bash 
RUH1.1  ADOLPHUS,  importer  watches  and  jew- 
elry, 5"22  Montgomery 
Ruhl  Angust,  bookkeeper,  dwl  120  Seventh 
Ruhl  John,  bootmaker  with  J.  Gutberlet,  dwl  413 

Broadway 
Ruhland  Christian,  milkranch,  Central  Ocean  Road 

\  mile  from  toll  gate 
Ruile  John,  expressman,  dwl  5  Trinity 
Rnis  Adam,  cabinetmaker,  dvs'l  43  Clara 
Kuje  Antonio,  porter  with  B.  Davidson  &  Co.,  NW 

cor  Montgomery  and  Commercial 
Rulaud  George,  boarding,  SW   cor  Michigan  and 

Shasta 
Rule  John  W.,  (J.   W.  Bule  Sj-  Co.)  dwl  SW  cor 

Third  and  Folsom 
RULE  J.  W.  &  CO.,  (John  W.  Nye)  apothecaries, 

SW  cor  Third  and  Folsom 
Rulle  Edward  V.,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  269^  Clara 
Rulllionsen  Christ,  carpenter,  dwl  415  Br.innan 
Rulofson  Alfred  C,  clerk,  dwl  1922  Sacramento 
Uulofson  William  H.,  (Bradley  &   E.)  dwl  1922 

Sacramento 
Rnmatsch  Jacob,  steward  Orleans  Hotel 
llume  Joseph,  blacksmith  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Co., 

dwl  Chelsea  nr  iJoyd 
Rnmely  Henry,  furrier.  1.56  Minna 
Rumley  Robert,  bellman  Russ  House 
Runiley  Simon,  poller  liuss  House,  dwl  27  Louisa 
Rumm  Joseph,  bhicksmith.d wis  8  Boyd  nr  Chesley 
Kummel  Frederick,  with  Dunphy  &  Hildreth,  dwl 

cor  Kentucky  and  First  Avenue 
Rump  Carl,  niariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Rumrill  Charles   H.,  real  estate  agent,  oftice  304 
Mont,  dwl  N  8  Sutter  bet  Octavia  and  Laguna 
Rumwell  William  N.,  freight  clerk  Clay  St.  Wharf, 

dwl  458  Minna 
Euiidell  William  M.,  (S.  L.  Jones  &  Co.)  dwl  913 

Bush 
Bundle  Richard  T.,  dwl  cor  Solano  and  Kentucky 
Rung  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl546Biyant 
Ruiiga  Clans,  laborer,  dwl  St.  Louis  Hotel 
U'unga  llet,  carpenter,  dwl  St.  Louis  Hotel 
Runge  Frederick,  machinist  with  Casebolt  &  Kerr, 

dwl  907  Folsom 
Runge  Fi'ederick,  shoemaker,  dwl  3  Clara  Lane 
Ilunge  Frederick  W.,  (Run^e   if  Lakeman)  dwl 

304  Clementina 
Runge  &   Lakeman,   f Frederick    W.   Rinige  and 
Adolph  Lakeman)  groceries  and  liquors,  NW 
cor  Fourth  and  Clementina 
Ruuk  L.  C,  (widow)  dwl  125  Sansom 


Runk  Lewis  W.,  drayman,  414  Front,  dwl   1317 
Jackson 

Runnels  Benjamin  F.  Jr.,  photographer  with  Brown 
&  Otto,  dwl  38i  L;ington 

Runnels  William  U. ,  compositor  with  Dewey  &  Co., 
dwl  38^  Langton 

Runetedt  Charles,  dwl  1112  Taylor 

Ruppel  Charles,  watchmaker  with  Henry  Zacha- 
rias,  dwl  20  Stockton  Alley 

Ruppel  ("hristian,  carpenter,  dwl  51S  Jessie 

Ruppel  Henry,  cai'penier,  dwl  20  Stockton  Alley 

Ruppelius    William,    watchmaker    with    William 
Nolle,  dwl  10  Qnincy 

RUPPIX  FREDERICK,  manufacturer  cigars  and 
importer  leaf  tobacco,  213  Cal.  dwl  337  Bush 

Rupprecht  Heniy,  bvasslinisher  with  M.  Dobrzeu- 
sky,  dwl  Mission  nr  New  Montgomery 

Rury  Williiim  E.,  farmer,  dwl  2007  Mission 

Rusac  William  Jr.,  carpenter,  dwl  128  Kearny 

Rusche  Bernard,  papei'  boxmaker  with  Wempe  & 
Brother,  dwl  247  Clara 

Ruschpler  A.  C.  V.,  salesman,  221  Kearny,  dwl  47 
Second 

Ruser  Christian  F.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Treat  Ave- 
nue bet  Twenty-third  nnd  Twenty-Fourth 

Rush  Benjamin  F.,  dwl  518  Ed<ly 

Rush  Edward,  driver  Omnibus  li.  R.,  dwl  217  Te- 
hama 

RUSH  JAMES,  Brilliant,  227   Bush,  dwl  612  Cal 

Rush  Michael,  butcher  with  A.  A.  Jennings,  dwl  18 
Bernard 

Rush  Patrick,  conductor  Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl  2208 
Sixteenth 

Rush  Patrick,  hackman,  227  Bush,  dwl  W  s  Sev- 
enth nr  Townsend 

Rush  Sarah  E.,  (widow)  dwl  518  Eddy 

Rushmore  Ediimnd,  contractor,  dwl  NW  cor  Shot- 
well  and  Twentieth 

Rushmore  William,  seaman,  dwl  551  Folsom 

Russ  Adolph  G.,  real  estate,  dwl  Columbia  nr  Har- 
lifion 

Russ  Christianna,    (widow)   dwl  NW  cor  Harrison 
and  Sixth 

Russ  George  H..  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Capp  bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 

Russ  John  A.,  sale.-;man  with  Adams,  Blinn  &  Co., 
dwl  S  8  Turk  bet  Devisadt^ro  and  Broderick 

Rups  Joseph,  carpenter,  bds  338  Bush 

RUSS  HOUSE,  Pearson  &.  Seynuair  proprietors, 
W  8  Miuitgoniei-v  trom  Bush  to  Pine 

RUSS  HOUSE  BL'OCK,  Ws  Montgomery  from 
Pine  to  Bush 

Russe  George.  Flume  House,  E  s  San  Bruno  Road 
bet  Twenty  sixth  and  Twenty-seventh 

Russell  — ,  dwl  1014  Stockton 

Russell  A.  K.,  dwl  C39  Mission 

Russell  Andrew,  machinist,  dwl  265^  Tehama 

Russell  Charles,  dwl  44  Third 

Russell  Charles  A.,  cooper  with  Francis  W.  Arnold, 
dwl  425  Third 

Russell  Charles  F.,  drayman  with  Alonzo  P.  Hasty, 
dwl  333  Shipley 

Russell  Charles  F.,"  stevedore,  dwl  739  Market 

Russell  David,  machinist  Risdou  Iron  Works,  dwl  10 
Cbesley 

Russell  David,  newspapercarrier,  dwl  2655  Tehama 

Russell  Edward,  porter  with  Rountree  &   McMul- 
lin,  dwl  W  8  Polk  nr  Fell 

Russell  Eilwaid  F.,dwl  Union  Club 

Russell  E.  H.,  waiter  What  Cheer  Restaurant 

Russell  Emily,  (widow)  dwl  1027  Mason 

Russell  Frederick  W.,  laundryman  with  D.  A.  Tay- 
lor, dwl  SW  cor  D(dores"and  Seventeenth 

Russell   Georye   H.,  real  estate  agent,  ofiice   422 
Montgomery,  res  Oakland 

Russell    George   T..   foreman  compositor   Morning 

Call,  dwl  911  Clay 
Russell  George  W.,  stockjobber,  406  Mont,  dwl  1808 
Stockton 


A  sound  basis  for  Underwriting— the  $500,000  Assets  of  the  P£IOPli£lS. 


C.  P-  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO..  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Importers  and  Jobbers. 


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Russell  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  and  calker,  1 

Croolv 
Russell  Ilorare,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Shotwell  in- 

Twentieth 
Rusfell  Horatio  H.,  clerk  with  Roland  L.  Wood- 
worth,  dwl  1018  Hyde 
Russell  James,  dwl  1808  Stockton 
linssell  Jiinies,  coiiehniaii,  dwl  7i!9  Folsom 
Russell  James,  walernian   with  Goodall  &  Nelson, 

cor  East  and  Clay 
Russell  .lames  It.,  restaurant,  dwl  8  Mason 
Russell  John,  laborer,  dwl  19  Vallcjo 
Russell  John,  laborer  wiih  James  jNlcDevitt,  dwl  W 

8  Sansoni  nr  V';illejo 
Russell  John,  local  ayent  Occidental  Ins.  Co.,  dwl 

10J5  Pacilic 
Russell  .lohn,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  52  Louisa 
Ilussell  John, patternmaker  Pacilic  Iron  Works,  dwl 

Tweiityfourtli  bet  Jlission  and  Howard 
Russell  John,   shoemaker  with  Donovan  Brothers, 

dwl  35  Everett 
Russell  John,  ^ Autunovich   £f   JR. J   dwl  NW  cor 

East  and  Clav 
RUSSKLL  JOHNT  A.,    clerk    Board   Supervisors, 

otlice  4  City  Hall,  second  floor,  dwl  430  Green- 
wich 
Russell  John  B..  miiiinor  secretary,  office  432  Mont, 

dwl  '22  Hampton  Place 
Russell  John  B.,  salesman  with  P.  X.  East,  dwl  "51 

Clay 
Russell  John  E.,  niolder  Eureka  Foundry,  dwl  21 

Harrison  Avenue 
Russell  John  H.,  marblecutter  with  James  F.  Shar- 
key, dwl  620  Post 
Russell  John  S.,  carpenter  California  Mills,  dwl  25 

Sumner 
Russell  John  S.,  miner,  dwl  Overland  House 
Russell  Joseph,  hatter,  10(5  Second 
Russell  Joseph,  pantryman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's 

S.S.  California 
Russell  L.  A.  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Hayes  Valley 

School,  dwl  Second  Avenue  nr  Sixteenth 
Russell  Miiigaret,  (widow)  dwl  728  Folsom 
Russell  Mai'^'aret  A.,  dressmaker,  515  Bush 
Russell  Michael,  fireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado,  dwl 

27  Stevenson 
Russell  Mosier  B.,  driver  with  Bowen  Bros.,  dwl 

411   Powell 
Russell  Munson  M..  ^  TFc//.?,  B.  &  Co.)  dwl  S  s  Bush 

bet  Broderick  and  Devisadero 
Russell  P.,  miner,  dwl  Coso  House 
Russell  Susan  Miss,  embroidering,  dwl  728  Folsom 
Russell  Thomas,  l;i borer,  dwl  4=16  Clementina 
Russell  Thomas,  sawyer  with  D.  A.  Macdonald  & 

Co.,  dwl  24  Lick 
Russell  Thomas   S.,  bookkeeper  with  R.  A.  Swain 

&  Co.,  dwl  1C08  Larkin 
Russell  Thomas  S.,  retorter  with  California  Paviufj; 

Co.,  dwl  N  s  Second  Avenue  nr  Sixteenth 
RUSSELL  WILLIAM,  diuggist,   SW  cor  Filbert 

and  Powell 
Russell  William,  laborer,  dwl  911  Market 
Russell  William,  (col(>red)restanrant,dwl  12  Virginia 
RUSSliLL    Wir>LIA.M    F.,   agent   China    Sugar 

Refinery,  otiice  224  Sansoni,   dwl  Union  Club 
Russell  William  H.,  cooper  with  Charles  Sealy,  res 

Oakland 
Russell  William  S.,  stevedore,  dwl  739  Market     ^ 
Russell  William   W.,  salesman   with   George  W; 

Clark,  dwl  334  Fremont 
RUSSELL  &  ERWIN  MANUFACTURING  CO., 

(hariware)  Joseph  W.  Stow  manager,  204  and 

20t)  Sansom 
Russian  Hill  Railroad  Co.,  A.  D.  Snedeker  secretary, 

office  316  California 
Russian,  Roman  and  Turkish  Baths,  Frederick  Zeile 

physician  and  proprietor,  524-528  Pacilic 
RUSSIAN,   ROMAN   AND  TURKISH  BATHS, 

Alers  &  Lehmkuhl  proprietors,722  Monigomeiy 


Rufsie  George,  dairyman  with  Isaac  Stone,  dwl  San 

Bruno  Ro!id,3|  miles  from  Cily  Hall 
Russie  John,  dairyman  with  Isaac  Stone,  dwl  San 

Bruno  Road,  3*5  miles  from  City  Hall 
Russie  Joseph,  dairyman,  dwl  San  Bruno  Road,  3J 

miles  from  City  Hall 
Rust  Otto,  bookkeeper,  dwl  508  Taylor 
l{usteberi;r  Aitdrew,  musician,  dwl  1325  Kearny 
Rustich  Gnisenpe,  cotfee  saloon,  509  Washington 
Rutherford  Alexander  H.,  bookkeeper  Savings  and 

Loan  Society,  dwl  419  Sutter 
Rutherford  Andrew, boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Rutherford  Frank  A. .house  and  sign  painter, dwl  W 

s  Howard  bet  Twenty-first  and  Twenty  second 
Rutherford  John,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

cor  Natoma   and  Second 
Rutheiford  John  S.,  /Hooker  <Sr  B.J  res  Oakland 
Rutheiford  Joseph  W.,  smutter  Golden  Gate  Mills, 

dwl  (i8  Cleuieniina 
Rutlierlord   Thomas,  receiver  S.  V.  Water  Co.,  dwl 

419  Sutter 
Rutherford  Tliomns  L..  rOronh  &  Ry  dwl  811  Bush 
Ruthianff  Alonzo  T.,  ( RuUiraii.lf  &  FossJ  dwl  W  b 

Minna  bet  Kourteeiith  and  Fifteenlh 
RUTHRAUFF  &  FOSS,    f  Alonzo    T.  Rutliravff 

onil  Oiicar  FossJ  photographic  materials,  410 

Kearuv 
Rutledge  lidward,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M  B.&S.  Co., 

dwl  S  8  Natoma  bet  Eighth  iind  Ninth 
Rutledge  Mary,  (widow)  lodgings,  518  Pacilic 
Rutman  Autrusta,  (widow)  dwl  10  Sonora  Place 
Rutter  Nellie  Miss,  glovemaker  with  Shoenberg  & 

Levinskv,  dwl  13  Moss 
Rutter  Robert  A.,  (Barton  &  B.J  dwl  S  8  Twenty- 
first  bet  Folsom  an<l  Shotwell 
Rutter  Thoniai, blacksmith  with  Hawkinsfc  Cantrell, 

dwl  715  Howard 
Ryan  Andrew,  boutfitter,  dwl  N  8  Green  bet  Hyde 

and  Larkin 
Ryan  Andrew  F.,  bookkeeper  with  James  J.  O'Sbea, 

dwl  917  Vallejo 
Ryan  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  923  Greenwich 
Ryan  Anna  Miss,  seamstress  with  Plum,  Bell  <&  Co., 

20  Post 
Ryan  Catherine,  dressmaker,  dwl  G56  Mission 
Ryan   Charles,    barkeeper  with  Martin   Ryan,  dwl 

41  Everett 
Ryan   Charles,  expresswagon,   cor  Market  and  Se- 
cond, dwl  E  8  Twelfth  bet  Howard  and  Folsoui 
Ryan  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Maria  and 

Chesley 
Ryan  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  432  Shipley 
Ryan  Daniel,  driver  with  Louis  Jati'e.  126  Sutter 
Ryan  Daniel,  hostler  with  Thomas  Ryan,  dwl  NE 

cor  Hyde  and  Eddy 
Ryan  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  Greenwich  nr  Steiner 
Ryan  D.miel,  luborer  Pacilic   St.  Wharf,  dwl  911 

Greenwich 
Ryan    Daniel   R.,  butcher,   dwl  W  s  Franklin  bet 

Patre  and  Fell 
Ryan  Dennis,  tanner  and  currier  with  Simon  Hoff- 
mann, dwl  W  8  Main  bet  Mission  and  Market 
Ryan  D.  L.,  bootmaker,  410  Pacilic 
Ryan  Donald,  laborer,  dwl  911  Greenwich 
Ryan  Edward,  clerk  with  Ryan  &  Waterman,  dwl 

1217  Washington  ^ 

Ryan  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  227  Second  ,^    • 

R-yan  Edward,  f  Bynn  &  Co.)  P.;0  Fourth     '~^ 
Ryan  Edward  F.,   bootculter  with  Buckingham  &" 

Hecht,  dwl  31    Lafayette 
Ryan  Edward  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  615  Vallejo 
Ryan  E.  J.,traveliiigageiit  New  York  Life  Ins.  Co., 

426  Mont,  dwl  S  8  Dorland  Lane  nr  Dolores 
Ryan  Emeliue  Miss,  clerk  with  N.  Ryan,  dwl  358 

Jes.-iie 
Ryan  Frank,  boxmaker,  dwl  1132  Market 
Pyan  Hannah,  (widow)  dwl  9  Oak  Grove,  rear 
Rvan  Hannah  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  1024  Stockton 
Rvan  J.,  kbor.  r,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 


JONES.  PULLMAN  &  CO..  116  Sansom  Streejt,  Yankee  MoUons. 


KEDINGTON,  HOSTETTEB  &,  CO.  keep  a  full  and  choice  stock  of  Paints,  Oils,  etc. 


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Ryan  J.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 

RYAN  J.  &  J.  W..  groceries  aud  liquors,  SW  cor 

Sixth  and  Bryant 
Ryan  J.  A.,  bricklayer  Brie'dayers'  A8B'n,234  Sutter 
Ryau  James,  dwl  S  s  Jacksou  bet  Frankliu    aud 

Gough 
Ryan  James,  dwl  Valleio  bet  Sanaom  and  Battery, 

rear 
Rvan  James,  brassfinisher  with  Weed  &  Kingwell, 

dwl516F.il8<.ni 
Ryan  James,  giirdener,  dwl  708  Brannan 
Ryan  James,  grocaries  and  liquors,  1405  Pacific 
Ryau  James,  laborer,  dwl  2  Main 
Ryan  JameR,  laborer,  dwl  8  Minna 
Ryan  James,  In  borer,  dwl  555  Mission 
Ryan  James,  lai)orer  with  George  Dougherty,  dwl 

12  Natoma 
Ryan  James,  laundryman  with  S.  F.  Laundry  Asso- 
ciation, dwl  XW  car  Tuik  and  Fillmore 
Ryan  James,  mariner,  dwl  123  Spear 
Ryan  James,  siiip  carpenter,  dwl  11   Adelaide  Place 
Ryan  James,  shoemaiter,  dwl  31  Lafayette 
Ryan  James,  special  policeman,  dwl  cor  Vallejoand 

Davis 
Ryan  James  D.,   commission  merchant,  221  Clay, 

dwl  672  Harrison 
Ryau  James  H.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwll3Pinck- 

ney  Place 
Ryau  Jjinies  L.,  teamster  with  Nicholas  Bicbard, 

dwl  911  Battery,  rear 
Ryau  James  N.,  tailor,  dwl  12  Mary 
Ryan  James  W.,  fj.  &  J.  W.  Ryan)  dwl  SW  cor 

Sixtii  aud  Bryant 
Ryan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  219  Folsom,  rear 
Ryau  Jeremiiib,  laborer,  dwl  Valparaiso  nr  Jones 
Ryan  Johu,  blacksmith  helper  with   C.  S.   N.   Co., 

dwl  214  Broadway 
Ryan  Johu,  bottle  dealer,  dwl  NE  cor  Valparaiso 

aud  Taylor 
Ryan  John,  bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Ass'n,  234  Sutter 
Ryan  John,  cigars  aud  tobacco,  22  Second,  dwl  27 

John 
Ryan  John,  coachman,  1018  Bush 
Ryau  John,  cook,  dwl  J 19  Silver 
Ryan  John,  engineer  with  S.  F.   Laundry  Associa- 
tion, dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Ryan  Johu,  farmer,  Ocean  Beach   road  nr   Ocean 

House 
Ryan  John,  laborer,  dwl  131  Folsom 
Ryan  Johu,  plasterer,  dwl  209  Second 
Ryan  John,  produce  dealer,  dwl  N  8    Green    bet 

Hyde  and  Larkiu 
Ryan  Johu,  prop'r  Drumm  St.  House,  411  Drumm 
Ryan  John,  slioemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  &.  S. 

Co.,  dwl  25(i  Jessie 
Ryan  John,  stairbuilder  with  Jessie  &  Drew,  dwl  37 

Dora 
Ryan  John,  tannery,  E  s  Mission  Creek  nr  Eigh- 
teenth 
Ryau  John,  (J.  &  J.  W.  Ryan)  dwl  11  Clinton 
Rvan  John,  (Ryan  &  Co.)  dwl  201  Montgomery 
Ryau  J.  P.,  laliorer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Ryan    John   B.,   saddle    auil    haruessmaker,    639 

Broadway,  dwl  W  s  Capp  nr  Eighteenth 
Ryan  John  C.  Mrs.,  groceries  aud  liquoi-s,  NW  cor 

Dnpout  aud  Sutter 
Ryau  Johu  H.,  butcher  with  Theodor  Zeh,  dwl  6 

Calliouu 
Ryan  Johu  J.,  express,  cor  First  and  Howard,  dwl 

23  Tehama 
Ryau  Johu  J.,  messenger  with  Kennedy  <t  O'NeiU, 

dwl  7  Natoma 
Ryau  John  J.,  [)orier  with  Joseph  Bassett,  dwl  2  Cal 
Ryan  Katie  Miss,  clerk  with  Peter  N.  Ryan,  dwl 

.358  Jessie 
Ryan  L.  &.  Co.,  fCharlea  Levy/  anctioneers  and 

commission  merchants,  537  (jHliforuia 
Ryan  Lawrence,  porter  wiili  Helbing  &  Straus, 

dwl  366  Natoma 


Ryan  Lawrence,  (L.  Ryan  dt  Co.)  dwl  3  Calhoun 
Ryan  Lawrence  J.,  (CarroU  Jf-  R.)  dwl  41  Tliird 
Ryau  Lawrence  M.,  clerk  with  Couroy  &  O'Con- 
nor, dwl  cor  Clay  and  Baker 
Ryan  Lewis,  laborer  with  S.  V.  Water  Co. 
Ryan  Margaret,    (widow)   dwl  Tenth  Avenue  nr 

Railroad  Avenue.  South  S.  F. 
Ryan  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  6  Jessie 
Ryan  Margaret,   (widow)   laundress,   dwl  NE  cor 

Front  and  Pacific 
Ryan  Maria,  ironer  with  S.  F.  Laundry  Association, 

dwl  NW  cor  Turk  aud  Fillmore 
Ryan  Martin,  produce,  dwl  N  a  Green  bet  Hyde  and 

Larkin 
Ryan  Martin,  waiter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Ryan  Martin,  wines,  liquors  and  cigars,  550  Clay, 

dwl  178  Minna 
Ryan  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  637  Minna 
Ryan  Mary,  fruit  dealer,   dwl    W  8   Jansen    bet 

Greenwich  and  Filbert 
Ryan  Mathew  P.,  clerk  with  John  Currin,  dwl  SW 

cor  Seventh  aud  Minna 
Ryan  Michael,  carpenter  and  builder,  653  Mission, 

rear 
Ryan  Michael,  porter,  dwl  128  O'Farrell 
Ryan  Michael,  saloon,  818  Howard,  dwl  7  Adelaide 

Place 
Ryan  Michael,  stonecutter,  dwl  29  Oak  Grove  Av 
Ryau  Michael,  waiter  Russ  House 
Ryau  Michael,  watchman  Maguire's  Opera  House, 

dwl  6  Calhoun 
Ryan  Michael  T.,  barkeeper  with  Lynch  &  Green, 

dwl  116  Sutter,  rear 
Ryan  Patrick,  blacksmith  with  John  R.  Sims,  dwl 

358  Branuau 
Rvan  Patrick,  carriagepaiuter,  .531  California,  dwl 

1419  Mason 
Ryan  Patrick,  cook,  dwl  160  Jessie,  rear 
Ryan  Patrick,  farmer,  Ocean  Beach  Road  nr  Ocean 

House 
Ryan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  29  Ecker,  rear 
Ryau  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  318  Pacific 
Ryan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  409  First 
Ryau  Patrick,  liquor  saloon,  149  Second 
Ryan  Patrick,waiter Lick  House, dwl  Codman  Place 
Ryau  Patrick,  waiter,  dwl  6  Ashburton  Place 
Ryau   Patrick,   (Ryan    &     VVatermanJ  dwl   1217 

Washington 
Rvan  Peter,  clerk,  630  Market,  dwl  637  Minna 
Ryan  Peter  A.,  deputy  sheriff  City  Hall,  dwl  814 

Vallejo 
Ryan  Peter  F.,  collector  with  M.  Gray,  dwl  1811 

Leavenworth 
RYAN  PETER  N.,  books,  stationery,  etc.,  158 Sec- 
ond and  40  Fourth,  dwl  358  Jessie 
Rvan  Ralph,  stove  aud  juukdealer,  296  Howard 
RYAN  RICHARD  F.,  attorney  at  law,  office  SW 

cor  Montgomery  and  Clay,  dwl  211  Fell 
Ryau  Roger,  real  estate,  dwl  723  Vallejo.  rear 
Ryan  Stephen,  longshoreman,  dwl  713  Front 
Ryan  Thomas,  boarding  aud  lodging,  519  Mission 
Ryau  Thomas,  carriagepaiuter  with  M.  W.  Allen  & 

Co.,  dwl  10.58  Howard 
Ryau  Thomas,  clerk,  dwl  1610  Pacific 
Ryan  Thomas,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Hinck- 
ley aud  Piuckney,  dwl  13  Piuckney 
Ryan  Thomas,  hack'man.  Plaza,  aud  livery  stable, 

NE  cor  Eddy  aud  Hyde 
Ryan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Mariposa  aud  Car- 
olina 
Ryau  Thomas,  salesman  with  R.  A.  Swain  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Pacific  aud  Larkin 
Ryau  Thomas,  shoemaker,  311  Bush,  dwl  172  Minna 
Ryan  Thomas,  teamster,  dwl  E  s  Franklin  bet  Clay 

and  Washington 
Ryan  Thomas  Jr.,  extraman  steamer  No.  8,  S.  F.  F. 

D.,  dwl  13  Pinekney 
Ryan  Thomas    H.,   bookkeeper    with   Charles  S. 

Cousius,  dwl  E  s  Leav  bet  Bdwy  aud  Vallejo 


Before  thf)  evil  day  insure  in  the  FEOPXiES. 


C   p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708.  712,  714  &  716  Keamy  St.,  Hubber  Goods  and  TJmbrellaa 


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Ryan   Thomas   V.,(Ri/an   &   C n/.tenden J  d\f\  Ss 

Seventeenth  bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Ryan  Thomas  P.,  special  policeman,  dwl  359  First 
Ryan  Timotl)y,  cartman,  awl  30  Clara 
Ryan  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Vallejo  and 

SlaBon 
Ryan  Timothy   E.,  bngmaker  with  Carmen  Island 

Salt  Co.,  dwl  50  Clementina 
Ryan  William,  dwl  E  s  Dolores  nr  Seventeenth 
Ryan   William,  brasstinisher  with  Weed  &  King- 
well,  dwl  3:20  Folsoni 
Ryan  William,  cook,  dwl  533  Commercial 
Ryan  William,  driver  Omnibus  R.  R. 
Ryan  William,  farmer.  Ocean  Beach  Road  nr  Ocean 

House 
Ryan  William,  sawyer,  dwl  130  Clara 
Ryan  William,  teamster  with  Smith  &  Brown,  dwl 

W  8  Gilbert  bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Ryan   William,  typefounder  with  Painter  &  Co., 

dwl  63-J  Filbert 
Ryan  William,  fJiyan  4.  McDermott)  dwl  20  Har- 
riet 
Ryan  William  A.,  typefounder  with  Painter  &  Co., 

dwl  632  Filbert" 
Ryan  W.  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  30  Perry 
Ryan  &  Co.,  f.Jiihn  Ryan  and  Edward  Ryan)  dry- 
goods,  120  Kearny 
Ryan  &  Crittenden,  ('Thomas  P.  Ryan  and  James 

L.  CritlendenJ  attorneys  at  law,  oHice  411  ^  Cal 
Ryan  <fe  McDermott,  f  William  Ryan   and  William 

McDermott)  Valley  Saloon,  SW  cor  Fifth  and 

Natoma 
Ryan  k  Waterman,  (Patrick  Ryan  and  Martin 

Tr(7/erw««y  produce  commission.  111  Clay 
RYCKiMAN  G.  W.,  real  estate,  office  l5Mout§ 

ery  Block,  dwl  1416  Powell 
Ryckman  William  L.,  furniture.  517  California,  dwl 

1416  Powell 
Rydburg  Joseph,  salesman  with  J.  C.  Meussdorfier 

&  Bro.,  dwl  835  Cnlifornia 
Ryden  Frederick,  expresswagon,  dwlNs  Ellis  bet 

Fillmore  and  Webster 
Ryder  Antonio,  cook  with  Francis  Kennedy,  dwl  26 

Jessie 
Ryder  Charles  B.,  (Tiernan  &  R.)  dwl  W  s  Capp 

bet  Twenty-lirst  and  Twenty-second 
Ryder  George'N.,  freight  clerk' California  Pacific 

R.  R.  Wharf,  dwl  137  Clara 
Ryder  Henry,  shoemaker  and   extraman  Hose  Co. 

No.  2,  S.F.  F.  D.,  dwl  219  Folsom 
Ryder  Jabei!  C,  professor  dancing.  Central  Hall, 

dwl  1332  Bush 
Ryder  James   M.,  physician,  office  411  California, 

dwl  Union  Club 
Ryder  Jo.^iah  T.,  shipcanlker,  dvvl20  DeBoom 
Ryder  Kate,  (widow)  dwl  43  South  Park 
Ryder  L.  E.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Sliotwell  St. 

Grammar  School,  dwl  cor  Bush  and  Sansoru 
Ryder  Patrick,  gardener,  dwl  SW  cor  Fillmore  and 

Geary 
Ryder  Tliomas,  expresswagon,  SW  cor  Davis  and 

Washiiigtun 
Ryder  Thomas,  porter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Ryder    William,    night   inspector  Custom    House, 

dwl  •.*6i  Kt^arnv 
Ryder  William  G.,  clerk,  dwl  1808  Mason 
Ryder. — See  Rider 
Rver  Frederick,  hatter  with  Fisher  &.  Co.,  dwl  607 

Pine 
Ryer  Washington  JI.,  capitalist,  office  641  Market, 

res  Oakland 
Ryer  William  T.  S.,  real  estate,  dwl  641  Market 
Ryle  William,  clerk  with   Hopps  «fe  Sous,  dwl  334 

Cleuientina 
RyniHS  Henry,  hostler,  dwl  Six-Mile   House,  San 

Bruno  Road 
Rynders  J.  P.,  real  estate,  dwl  1800  Stockton 
Ryninger  George   W.,  (Ryninger  Sf  Co.)  dwl  517 

Sacramento 


Ryninger  &  Co.,  (George  W.  Ryninger  andNapo 
leon  P.  Williams)  manufacturers  toys  and  ma- 
chines, SE  cor  Sacramento  and  Leidesdorft' 

Ryser  Charles,  wagonmaker  with  Peter  Whitbeck, 
dwl  517  Post  rear 

Ryst  Otto,  bookkeeper  United  Anaheim  Wine 
Growers  Association,  dwl  NE  cor  Taylor  and 
Oak 

S 

Saai,  Henry,  (Hasselbach  &  S.)  dwl  206  Steuart 

Saalburg  Siegfried,  hairdressing  saloon,  37  Post.dwl 
80  Everett 

SAALBERG  WILLIAM,  proprietor  Hebrew  Ob- 
server, office  502  Montgomei-y,  dwl  708Hvde 

Saar  Louis,  upholsterer  with  Schlueter  it.  Volberg, 
dwl  34  Mary 

Saas  Frederick,  butcher,  dwl  1703  Leavenworth 

Sabardin  Baptiste,  gardener  French  Hospital 

SABATIE  A.  E.  &  CO.,  (Henry  Mnuhec)  import- 
ers and  dealers  groceries,  provisions  and  li- 
quors, 617  and  619  Sausom 

Sabalie  Alexander  E.,  ^.4.  E.Sabatie  &  Co.)  dwl 
605  Bush 

Sabatie  Philip  G.,  commercial  broker,  office  120 
Front,  dwl  420  Geary 

Sabatte  Mary  Mrs.,  laundress,  dwl  NE  cor  Dupont 
and  Broadway 

Sabino  John  M.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  42  Zoe 

SABINS  A.  C,  shipping  and  commission  merchant, 
209  Sacramento,  dwl  516  Green 

Sablau  M.,  (Sablan  dk  Co.)  dwl  Havens  Place 

Sablan  &  Co.,  (M.  Sablan)  hairdressing  saloon,  545 
Mei'chant 

Sacander  Frederick,  printer,  dwl  1307  Stockton 

Sachs  Benjamin,  cook  with  Charles  Haacke,  dwl  23 
Rassette  Place 

SACHS  L.  Si,  M.  &  CO.,  (William  Heller)  import- 
ers and  jobbers  dry  goods  and  agents  Marysville 
Woolen  Mills,  SVV  cor  Battery  and  Busli 

Sachs  Lippman,  (Schweitzer,  S.  &  Co.)  dwl  217 
Powell 

Sachs  Louis,  (L.  &  M.  Sachs  &  Co.)  dwl  NW  cor 
Leavenworth  and  Geaiy 

Sachs  Martin,  (L.  &  M.  Sachs  &  Co.)  dwl  W  s 
Leavenworth  nr  Geary 

Sachs  Samuel,  (Sachs,  Strassburger  &  Co.)  dwl  5 
Kearny 

Sachs  S;imuel  L.,  clerk  with  L.  &  M.  Sachs  &  Co., 
dwl  NW   cor  Leavenworth  and  Geary 

SACHS,  STRASSBURGER  &.  CO.,  (Samnel 
Sachs,  Sigmvnd  Strassburger  and  Louis 
Frank)  importers  and  wholesale  fancy  goods, 
millinery  and  Yankee  notions,  SE  cor  Sansom 
and  Pine 

SACK  JOHN  C,  optician  and  mathematical  in- 
strument maker,  203  Montgomery, dwl  507  Bush 

Sack  William,  machinehand  %vith  Miller  «fe  Haley, 
dwl  215  Minna 

Sacket  Frederick  A.,  salesman  with  Pacific  Pioneer 
Paper  Collar  Co.,  dwl  516  Taylor 

Sackelt  Hannah  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  cor  Pacific 
and  Montgomery,  and  811  Stockton 

Sackmann  Bertha,  (widow)  dwl  16  Harriet 

Sackrider  Charles,  hostler  with  Potrero  &  Biiy  View 
R.  R.  Co.,  dwl  Ws  Kentucky  nr  Sonoma 

Sackrider  Christian,  foreman  with  Bay  View  R.  R. 
Co.,  dwl  566  Bryant 

Sacramento  and  Meredith  Mining  Co.,  office  6  Court 
Block,  636  Clay 

Sacramento  Farm  Ilomestead  Association, office  411 5 
California 

SACRAMENTO  HOTEL,  Jacob  Riegelhuth  pro- 
prietor, 407  Pacific 

SACRAMENTO  LINE  STEAMERS,  (Cal.  Steam 
Nav.  Co.)  Bioadway  Wharf,  office  NE  cor 
Front  and  Jackson 

Sacramento  River  Express,  Johnson  &  Co.  proprie- 
tors, office  306  Montgomery 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Perfumery  and  Fancy  Soaps. 


KEDINCiTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Sole  Agents  for  sale  of  Quicksilver. 


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Saddlemeyer  William,  steward  with  George  Roe- 

beii,  37  Pacific 
.Saelmrg  Charles  F.,  steward,  dwl  728  Wash,  rear 
Ssieltzer  Alexander,  (Binper  &  S.J  302  Mont 
Saenger  Leopold,  dressiniiker,  417  Bnsh 
Sienger  Louis,  dressmaker,  dwl  417  Hush 
Saenz  Jesna,  compositor  La  Voz  del  Niievo  Ilifniido, 

dwl  S  B  Vallejo  bet  Diipoutand  Kearny 
Safford  Isaac  V.  H.,  bookkeeper  and  collector  Cali- 

foriiiH  Market,  dwl  427  IJnsb 
SafToid  J.  S.,  purser,  dwl  IIC  O'Farrell 
Safried  Frederick,  batter  witli  A.  Lamott,  dwl  Dup 

bet  Vallejo  and  Green 
Sagar  George  H.,  (  Waggoner  &  S.J  res  San  Le- 
an dro 
Sagar  Jubal,  machinist  Vulcan  Foundry,  dwl  21  Na- 

to  ma 
Sagar  Rachel,  dressmaker,  dwl  21  Natoma 
Sagiir  Stephen,  molder  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl  21  Na- 
toma 
Sagar  Tiiomas  L.,  drayman  -with  John  Hall  &  Son, 

dwl  21  Natoma 
SAGE    CHARLES  T.,  physician,  oltice  and  dwl 

535  Califoinia 
SAGE  LEWIS  P.,  proprietor  Cowell's  Warehouse, 

NE  ror  Battery  and  Union,  (and  Sage  &    Ed- 
wards) dwl  Nucleus  House 
Sage  Orlando  G.,  clerk  with  Baker  &  Hamilton,  dwl 

237  Seventh 
Sage  Robert  M.,bookeeper  Alta  California,  529  Cal 
Sage  &  Eilwards,  {Lewis  P.  Sage   and   Lawreitce 

B.  Edwards)  proprietors  Cowell's  Wharf,  cor 

Battery  and  Union 
Sageboru  Charles  H.,  clerk,  dwl  520  Union 
Sageborn  Henry  G.,  butcher   with   William   Smith, 

dwl  N  8  First  Av  bet  Kentucky  and  Bav 
SaLjeborn  Hermann, groceries  and  iiquors,520  Union 
Sageborn  William,  ( Pfefferle  &    S.)  dwl  Chicago 

Hotel 
Sager  George,  real  estate  broker,  507  Montgomery, 

dwl  16(17  Taylor 
S;ihling  Theodore,  porter  -with  R.  H.  McDonald  & 

Co..  dwl  1030  Pacific 
SAHXKE    HPjRMAN   G.,  groceries  and  liquors, 

525  .Jackson 
SAILOKS'  HUME,  SW  cor  Battery  and  Vallejo 
Sain  Nicholas,  hostler,  dwl  012^  Mission 
Sain  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  10  Anthony 
SAINSEVAIN  BROTHERS,  rFierre  and  G.  L.) 

wholesale  native  wiues  and   liquors,   NE  cor 

Battery  and  Sacramento 
Sainsevaiu  G.  L.,  ( Sainsevain  Bros.)  res  Los  An- 
geles 
Sainsevain  M.,  clerk,  dwl  819  Kearny 
Sainsevaiu    Pierre,    (Sainsevain  Bros.)    res   San 

Jose 
Sainsot  Francis,  shoemaker,  dwl  NW  cor  Mission 

and  Main 
Saint  Cyr  Victor,  market,  1204  Dupont 
SAINT   LOUIS  MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE 

CO.,  William  Selby  general  agent,  office  SW 

cor  California  and  ISansom 
Saint  Patrick  G.  M.  Co.,  office  411J  California 
Saiz  Fernando,  haruessmaker  with  H.  Weaver,  dwl 

1123  Stockton 
S.tiz  Frances  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  1123  Stockton 
Sajous  Charles   E.,   clerk  with  H.  S.  DeFremery, 

dwl  201  Post 
SAJOUS  J.,    (widow)    liquors,    NW  cor  Dupout 

and  Post 
Sajous  John,  clerk,  dwl  201  Post 
Sala  A.  F.,  framemaker  Pacilic  Straw  Works,  dwl 

307  Capp 
Sala  Joseph  C.,  mathematical  instrument  maker  with 

John  Roach,  dwl  1018  Montgomery 
Sala  Juan,  barkeeper,  619  Bdwy,  dwl  1 1 19  Kearny 
Salas  Ignacio,  printer  with  Britton  &  Rey,  dwl  338 

Fifth 
Salas  Librado,  merchant,  dwl  224  Francisco  | 


Salazar  Nicholas,  honsemover,  dwl  SW  cor  Drumm 

and  Washington 
Salcido  Jo86  M.  R.,  awningmakerwith  Paul  Fleury, 

7)5  Dupont 
Saldis  A.,  waiter,  dwl  1113  Kearny,  renr 
Saldis  Louisa,  (widow)  dwl  1113  Kearny,  rear 
Salinger  Julius,  commission   merchant,  312  Sacra- 
mento, dwl  892  Sutter 
Salinser    William,   (E.  Newburger   &  Co.)  dwl 

921  i  Post 
Salinger. — See  Selinger 
Salisbuiv  Charles  T..  conductor  Front  Street,  M.  & 

O.  R.  R.,  dwl  1301  Larkin 
Salisbury  Elmer  J.,  machinery,  office  14  Merchants 

Exchange,  dwl  722  Turk 
Salisbury  M.  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Lincoln  Pri- 
mary School,  dwl  917  Howard 
Salisbury. — See  Saulsbnry 
Salmi   Peter,  cabinetmaker  with  Johnson  &  Best, 

dwl  324  Mission 
Salmon  Adolpb,  workman  with  Emil  Loeven  &  Co., 

dwl  August  Alley 
Salmon  C,  steward  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great  Republic 
Salmon  George,  driver  Front  Street,  M.  &  O.  R.R., 

dwl  1322  Polk 
Salmon  Isidore,   clothing,  422  Pacific,  dwl  SE  cor 

Front  and  Vallejo 
Salmon  J.,  market,  1420  Stockton 
Salmon  John,  fireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Salmon  John  C,  porter  with  Goodwiu  &  Co.,  dwl  4 

Card  Alley 
Salmon  Joseph,  cook  Overland  House 
Salmon  Nicholas,  coalyard,  dwl  311  Pacific 
Salomo  Benuo,  cook  Palm  House,  dwl  433  Vallejo 
Salomon  Gustav,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  E  a  Polk 

nr  Bush 
Salomon   Otto    F.,   with    Chauncey    &  Co.,  dwl  5 

Howard  Court 
Salomon  Louis  G..  (Salomon  &  Co.ydwl  436  Jackson 
SALOMON    &    CO.,    (Louis    G.    Salomon    and 

Francis  P.  Masson)  French  wholesale  steam 

confectioners,  413  and  415  Commercial 
Salomons  Fiederick  P.,  ( Heynemann  &  Co.)  res 

New  York 
Salsbnry  Henry  A.,  lumberman  with  Jason  Spring- 
er, dwl  510  Mission 
Salter  John,   poiter    with   Rediugton,  Hostetter  & 

Co.,  dwl  69  Natoma 
Salter  R.  Heniy  Jr..  draftsman  with  Wright  &  San- 
ders, dwl  551  Tehama 
Saltman  Charles,  butcher,  dwl  6  Virginia  Place 
Salto  Giovanni,  gardener,  dwl  SE  cor  Broadway 

and  Sansoni 
Salvat  Peter,   laborer  with  Michael  Daneri  &  Co., 

dwl  SE  cor  Eighth  and  Brannan 
Sakmann  Charles,  npholtiterer,  dwl  317  Bush 
Sam  Hing,  laundry,  1814  Stockton 
Sam  Kee,  (Chinese)   merchant,  723  Sacramento 
Samlik,  (Chinese)   iirovisions,  747  Sacramento 
Samann  Henrv,  laborer  with  A_rmaun  &.  Kirsh,  dwl 

1115  Clay' 
Samish  Robert,  porcelain  painter  with  P.  Douglas 

&,  Co.,  127  Kearny 
Samme  George,   clerk,  dwl   Seventh  Av  nr  Islais 

Creek  Bridge 
Sammen  John,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  607^  Natoma 
Sammis  Julia,   (widow)  dwl  S  s  Bay   bet  Kearny 

and  Dupont 
Sammis  William  H.,  sash   and  doormaker,  dwl  1927 

Bay 
Samora  Nicholas,  laundryman  with  S.  F.  Laundry 

Ass'n,  dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Sample   Dan   R.,    business    manager     Sacramento 

Daily  Record,  office  208  Montgomery 
Sample  Samuel  S. ,  (Sample   &    Hageriiann)  dwl 

1216  Powell 
SAMPLE  &  HAGEMANN,  (Snmnel  S.    Sample 

and    George    HagemannJ    liquor  saloon 

Washington 


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569 


Sampson    Amnsa   B.   &   Co.,  (John  J.  Sampson) 

ladies,   geuts'  and   cbildreu's    underwear,    102 

Second 
Sampson  Ant;nstu8  JI.,  bootmaker  with   Bucking- 

liiini  &.  Herht,  dwl  29  LiifMyette 
Sampson  Benjamin,  teamster  with  Lyons  &  Collins, 

dwl  408TeiiMnia 
Sampson    Benjamin   C,    lumberman   with    Swan, 

Dunbar  &  Co,  dwl  214  Spear 
Sampson  Benjiiniin    F.,    pucUer  with    Helbing    & 

Straus,  dwl  20118  Powell 
Sampson   Fiederirk   W.,  bookkeeper  with  Macon- 

dray  A-.  Co.,  dwl  E  s  Capp  nr  Sixteenth 
Sampson  H.irvev  W.,  carpenter  Mission  &   Pacific 

Woolen  l\Iiils,  dwl  201.')  Howard 
Sampson  Henry,  stevedore,  dwl  332  Green 
Sampson  Henry  W.,  bookkeeper,  dwlE  s  Capp  bet 

Sixteenih  and  Seventeenth 
Sampson  James  B.,  exiiresswagon,  SE  cor  Clay  and 

Stockton,  dwl  10  Lynch 
Sampson  Joijn.  biaoksiuith  with  Gallagher  &.  Rod- 

ecker,  dwl  313  Geaiy,  rear 
Sampson   John,    (colored)    jobwason,  cor  Batteiy 

and  Washington,  dwl  24  John 
Sampson  John   A.,  inspector    Custom   Honse,  dwl 

723  Bnsh 
Sampson  John  J.,  (Aniasa  B.  Sampson  Sf  Co.)  res 

New  York 
Samjison  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  Beri-y  nr  Third 
Samson  Leon,  driver,  dwl  1711)  Stockton 
Saniud  John,  commission  merchant,  dwl  851  Fol 
Samuel  Andrew,  waiter,  dwl  91(3  Montgomery 
Samuel  E.,  wliitener,  129  Fonith 
Samuel  Henry  L. ,  physician,  dwl  4  Willow 
Sainutl  Joseph,  watclmiaker,  dwl  822  Ellis 
Samuel  L.  Felix,  peddler,  dwl  611  Minna 
Samuel  Lionel,  agent  Voice  of  Isr;iel,  dwl  19  Garden 
Samuels  Adolpb,  compositor  Abend   Post,  dwl  808 

Folsom 
Samuels  David,  drygoods,  4fi  Third,  dwl  18  Turk 
Samuels  James,  compositor,  dwl  212  Broadway 
Satnut-ls  J.  L..  dwl  Poitsmouth  House 
Samuels  Joseph,  ('Ju/t/t  J.  O'Brien  &   Co. y  dwl  630 

Market 
Samuels  Julius,  drysroods,  630  Market  (and  J,  J. 

O'Bncn  &  Co.)  dwl  33  O'Farrell 
Samuels  Lewis,  hats  and  caps,  1119  Dupont 
Samuel  I\Iauiice,  laborer  with  Wolf  Bloom,  dwl  236 

Clara 
Samuels  Stephen,  gymnast,  dwl  11 1  Geary 
Samuels  Williani,  juinter  with  Edward' Bosqui  &, 

Co.,  dwl  822  Ellis 
Samwells  Leon,   gymnast,   dwl  Clara  nr  Sixth 
SAN  BUENAVENTURA    COMMERCIAL  AND 

MANUFACTURING    CO.,    office  338    Mont- 
gomery 
SAN' DIEGO  STEAMSHIP   LINE,  Ilolladay  & 

Brenham  aj^ents,  217  Sansom 
San  Francisco  and  Alameda  R.  R.  E  b  Davis  bet 

Pa<iHc  and  Broadw;iy 
San  Francisco  and    Humboldt  R.  R.   Co.,  office  8 

Stevenson's  Building 
SAN    FRANCISCO    AND    NORTH    PACIFIC 

RAILROAD  CO.,  Peter  Donahue    president, 

James  O'Neill   secretary,  office  NE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Market 
San  Fi-aucisco  and  Oakland  R.  R.  office  foot  Pacific 
SAN  FRANCISCO  AND  PACIFIC  LEAD  PIPE 

AND  SHOT  WORKS,  Thomas    H.  Selby  & 

Co.,  proprietors,  SE  cor  Howard  and  First 
SAN     FRANCISCO    AND    PACIFIC    SUGAR 

CO.,  works  NW   cor   Harrison    and  Eighth, 

office  215  Front 
San  Francisco  and  Point  Lobes  Road  Co.,  office  526 

Merchant 
SAN     FRANCISCO    AND    SAN    JOSE     (now 

Southern  Paeilic)  RAILROAD,  depot,  junction 

Valencia  and  iMarket,  office  NE  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Market 


San  Fiancisco  and  Vallejo  Agphaltum  Roofing  Co., 
office  432  Montgomery 

SAN  FRANCISCO  ASSAYING  AND  REFIN- 
ING WORKS,  NW  cor  Brannan  aiul  Seventh, 
Louis  A.  Garnett  manager,  office  416  Mont 

SAN  FRANCISCO  BATHS,  John  Greif  pioprie- 
tor.  (^36  Washington 

SAN  FRANCISCO  BENEVOLENT  ASSOCIA- 
TION, office  10  Webb  nr  California 

San  Francisco  Brass  Foundry,  R.  F.  Rochicioli 
proprietor,  10  Tvler  nr  Market 

SAN  FRANCISCO'  BRUSH  MANUFACTORY, 
Feldmaiin.  Simpson  &  Co.  proprietors,  410  Chiy 

SAN  FRANCISCO  BULLETIN  COMPANY, 
(J.W.Simonlon.  Georg-e  K.  Fitch  and  Loritif; 
Fickcrins)  e.(\\\ovs  and  proprietors  Morning  and 
Evening  Bulletin,  (daily,  weekly  and  overland 
weekly)  office  622  Montgomery,  editorial  rooms 
517  Cl'av 

SAN  FRA'NCISCO  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 
AND  COMMERCIAL  GUIDE,  Henry  G. 
Lantclev,  prnjirietor,  office  612  Clay 

SAN  FRANCISCO  CANDLE  CO.,  '( EghevtJnd- 
son.  Thomas  Magi/ton,  W.C.VVoodvuni  and  P. 
R.Woodmait)  f.jclory,  S  s  Dorlaudnr  Church  , 
office  rooms  1  and  2.  402  Front 

SAN  FRANCISCO  CHEMICAL  WORKS.  Jud- 
son  &.  Shepard  proprietors,  Valencia  nr  Fif- 
teenth, office  rooms  1  and  2,  402  Front 

SAN  FRANCISCO  CHRONICLE,  (daily)  Charles 
De  Young  <fc  Co.,  proprietors,  office  •'JlM  Mont 

SAN  FRANCISCO  COMMERCIAL  ASSOCIA- 
TION, Paul  Neumaini  secretary,  office  320  Cal 

San  Francisco  Cooperative  PrintiuK  Co.,  book  and 
job  printing,  411  Clav  and  412  Commercial 

SAN  FRANCISCO  CORDAGE  MANUFACTO- 
RY, Tubbs  &  Co.  proprietors,  E  s  Indiana  bet 
Sierra  and  Nevada,  office  613  Front 

San  Francisco  Dredging  Co.,  office  NE  cor  Front 
and  Jackson 

San  Francisco  Dry  Dock,  foot  Second,  office  42  Mkt 

San  Francisco  Female  Hospital,  Mrs.  Kate  Price 
matron,  917  Clay 

San  Francisco  Foundling  Asylum,  Mrs.  Helen 
Davis  matron.  Point  Lobos  Road  nr  Agricul- 
tural Park 

SAN  FRANCISCO  FUEL  CO.,  Storm  &  Co.  pro- 
prietors, S  s  Berry  bet  Third  and  Fourth,  office 
329  Montgomery 

SAN  FRANCISCO  GAS  CO.,  Works  N  s  Howard 
from  First  to  Beale  and  cor  King  and  Second, 
office  SE  cor  First  and  Naloma 

San  Francisco  German  Savings  and  Building  Ass'n, 
office  Turn  Verein  Hall 

SAN  FRANCISCO  GLASS  WORKS,  Newman 
&.  Duval  proprietors,  S  s  King  nr  Fourih,  office 
313  Davis 

San  Francisco  HaulinsCo.,  office  414  Boale 

SAN  FRANCISCO  HOTEL,  Jacob  Vauderlieth 
proprietor,  310-312  Fremont 

SAN  FRANCISCO  LADIIlS'  PROTECTION 
AND  RELIEF  SOCIETY,  SE  cor  Fianklin 
and  Post 

SAN  FRANCISCO  LAUNDRY  ASSOCIATION, 
(S.  F.  Biijord,  Richard  A.  Davix,  Charles 
Schilling, .James  Carroll,  Solomon  May  and  H. 
H.  Wood)  laundry,  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore, 
office  18  Geaiy,  branches  406  Pine  and  149  Se- 
cond 

SAN  FRANCISCO  LAW  LIBRARY,  27  Mont 
Block 

San  Francisco  Lying-in  Hospital  and  Foundling 
Asylum,  269  Jessie 

San  Francisco  Machine  and  Iron  Works,  August 
Pritzel  propi-ietor,  NE  cor  Mission  and  Fremont 

SAN  FRANCISCO  MARKET,  522-.530  Clay 

SAN  FRANCISCO  MARKET  REVIEW,  (week- 
ly) John  H.  Carmaiiy  &  Co.  publishers  and  pro- 
prietors, office  409  V'Vashingion 


JQJXrES,  PUIiLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Suspenders  and  Neck  Ties. 


KEDINQTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Drugs. 


570 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [S]      DIRECTORY. 


SAN  FRANCISCO  MEDICAL  BENEVOLENT 
SOCIETY,  John  T.  Crook  secretary,  office  204 
Montf,'omerv 

SAN  FRANCISCO  NEWS  LETTER  AND  CA- 
LIFORNIA ADVERTISER,  (weekly)  Frede- 
rick Marriott  editor  and  proprietor,  office  623 
Montfioiiierv 

SAN  FRANCISCO  OLYMPIC  CLUB,  Peter 
Taylor  pretiident,  Thomas  J.  Goiigh  Bccretar}', 
rooinR  ;i5  Suiter 

SAN  FRANCISCO  PACKAGE  EXPRESS,  E.  A. 
Bowe  president,  Edward  Hall  secretary,  office 
320  MoMtgdtnery 

SAN  FRANCISCO  PARK  COMMISSIONERS, 
(Board  of)  office  3-;!0  Califomia 

San  Francisco  Percussion  Match  Co.,  works  325 
Ritch,  office  408  California 

San  Fiancisco  Perfumery  and  Soap  Manufacturing 
Co.,  salesroom  125  Saitsom 

SAN  FRANCISCO  PIONEER  ROWING  CLUB, 
Lontf  Bridge 

SAN  FRANCISCO  PIONEER  WOOLEN  FAC- 
TORY, Black  Point  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness 
Avenue,  office  and  salesroom  115  B:ittery 

SAN  FRANCISCO  PLATING  WORKS,"  E.  G. 
Dennistoii  proprietor,  6fi5  Mission,  Havilaud, 
Hooper  &  Co.  agents,  335  Pine 

SAN  FRANCISCO  PRODUCE  EXCHANGE, 
rooms  NE  cor  Davis  and  Clay 

San  Francisco  Real  Estate  Association,  office  408 
Front 

San  Francisco  Recreation  Grounds,  cor  Folsotn  and 
Twenty-fifth 

SAN  FRANCISCO  SAVINGS  UNION,  James  De 
Fremery  president,  Lovell  White  cashier,  532 
California 

S.  F.  Schuet/.en  Verein,  Turn  Verein  Hall 

SAN  FRANCISCO  STARCH  WORKS,  W.  J. 
Lavery  &,  Co.,  proprietors,  SE  cor  Eighth  and 
Brannan 

SAN  FRANCISCO  STOCK  AND  EXCHANGE 
BOARD,  J.  B.  E.  Cavallier  president,  Fr.iuk- 
lin  Lawton  secretary,  rooms  41 1  ^  California 

SAN  FRANCISCO  STOCK  BREWERY,  H. 
Schwarze  president,  SE  cor  Powell  and  Fran- 
cisco 

San  Fiancisco  Stock  Report  and  California  Street 
Journal,  Wheeler  &  Co.,  publishers,  office  56 
Merchants'  Exchange 

SAN  FRANCISCO  TRANSFER  CO.,  (express  and 
package)  office  208  Montgomery 

SAN  FRANCISCO  VEREIN,  club  rooms  428  Pine 
nr  Kearny 

San  Francisco  Water  Co.,  office  2^  Merchants'  Ex- 
change 

Sau  Francisco  Wire  Works,  Gruenhagen  &  Co., 
proprietors,  665  Mission 

SAN  FRANCISCO  WOOL  EXCHANGE,McLen- 
nan,  Whelan  &.  Grisar,  proprietors,  N  VV  cor 
Broadway  and  Sansom 

SAN  FRANCISCO  YACHT  CLUB,  Henry  B. 
Piatt,  commodore,  W.  H.  Davis  secretary,  yacht 
house  cor  Long  Bridge  and  Steamboat  JPier 

SAN  JACINTO  TIN  CO.,  (San  Bernardino  Co.) 
office  338  Montgomery 

SAN  JOSE  WOOLEN  MILLS,  J.  R.  Whitney  & 
Co.,  agents,  319  California 

San  Juan  Co.,  (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturers,  746 
Washington 

San  Leandro  Express,  Wagoner  &  Sagar,  proprie- 
tors, office  31^  Washington 

San  Leandro  Line  Packets,  Clay  Street  Wharf 

Sau  Luis  Obispo  Pioneer  Asphaltum  Co.,  Block- 
man  &.  Cerf  agents,  220  Sansom 

SAN  LUIS  OBISPO  STEAMSHIP  LINE,  Holla- 
day  &  Brenham,  agents,  217  Sansom 

San  Mateo  City  Homestead  Association,  office  137 
Montgomery 

San  Mateo  Land  Association,  office  608  Merchant 


San  Maieo  Wood  Company,  office  and  wharf,  Berry 

betThird  and  Fouith" 
San  Pablo  Line  of  Packets,  Clay  Street  Wharf 
San  Qnentin  Hotel,  Sylvester  Murphy,  proprietor, 

SVV  cor  Louisiana  and  Sierra 
San  Qnentin  Steamer,  Davis  nr  Vallejo 
San  Rafael  Express, office  SE  cor  Dnvis  and  Jackson 
San  Rafael  Steamer,  Davis  nr  Vallejo 
Sanblaiiet  Refugio  Mrs.,  dwl  914  Stockton 
Sanborn  Adoniram    J.,   (Fucific    Pubiishing  Go.) 

dwl  657  Howard 
Sanborn  Albion   I.,  (Hibherd,  S.    &■  Go.)  dwl  348 

Third 
Sanborn  Bradbury,  (Pacific  Publishing  Go.)  dwl 

2104  Mason 
Sanborn  F.,  dwl  639  Mission 
Sanborn  James  H.,  porter,  118  Battery,  dwl  540 

Mission 
Sanborn  John,  waterman,  dwl  333  Fourth 
SANBORN  JOHN,  proprietor  Vallejo  and  Gibbs 

U.  S.  Bonded   VVarehouse,  SW  cor  Vallejo  and 

Front,  dwl  International  Hotel 
Sanborn  S.  N.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Sanborn  Theodoie  C.  stockjobber,  office  406  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  828  Clay 
Sanches  Henrv,  fcolored)  bootblacking,  348  Bush, 

dwl  734  Pacific 
Sauches  Randolph   P.,  (Bradford  ^  S.J  dwl  124 

Fifth 
Sanchez  Ramon  B.,  assistant  secretary  S.  V.  Water 

Co.,  dwl  591  Ellis 
Sanchez  Rosalia  B.,  (widow)    seamstress,  dwl  819 

Jackson 
Sanchez  T.   H.    (widow)  dwl   N  s  Sixteenth  bet 

Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Sanchez  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturers,  612 

Dnpont 
Sand  Uroihern/ Joseph  a7id  FerdinaudJ  hairdressing 

saloon,  50  Fourth 
Sand  Ferdinand,  ( Sand Broa.)  dwl  632  Jessie 
Satid  Joseph,  (Sand  Bros.)  dwl  634  Jessie 
Sand  Max,  triissmaker  with  August  Koehler,  dwl 

1115  Cliy 
Sander  Jacob",  frnitdealer,  316  Sixth 
Sander  Peter,  assistant  deputy  treasurer  City  and 

County,  dwl  316  Sixth 
Sander  Robert,  apothecary  and  chemist,  dwl  NE 

cor  Broadway  and  Larkiu 
Sanders  Amos  A.,  teacher  dancing,  dwl  345  Jessie 
Sanders  Antonio,   longshoreiuau,  dwl  S  s  Jackson 

bet  Drumni  and  Davis 
Sanders  Arnold,  boots  and  shoes,  317  Pacific,  dwl 

625  Post 
Sanders  Arnold  Jr.,  jeweler  with  Ilubash  &  Kutz, 

dwl  625  Poet 
Sanders  Charles,  carriage  trimmer,  dwl  707  Mission 
Sanders  Duke,  ph^'siciau,  office  and  dwl  1028  Du- 

pont 
Sandeis  George  H.,  (Wright  S,-  S.J  dwl  1019  Hyde 
Sanders  Henry,  (Sanders   J^-   BojiugerJ   dwl  421 

Mission 
Sanders  James,  'laborer,  dwl  W  s  Devisadero  bet 

Post  and  Geary 
Sanders  James,  upholsterer  with  Mount.iin  &  Raye, 

dwl  737  Howard 
Sanders  John,  upholsterer  with  J.  A.  Sliaber,  dwl 

cor  Lily  and  Octavia 
Sanders  Jofin  P.,  hotelkeeper,  dwl  418  Post 
Sanders  Joseph,  porter  Lick  House 
Sanders  Lewis,  clerk,  NE  cor  Front  and  Broadway, 

dwl  W  s  Selina  Place  nr  Califi^nia 
Sandeis  Louis,  waiter  Oileans  Hotel 
Sanders  Samuel  F.,  boarding  and  lodging,  SW  cor 

Fourth  and  Berry 
Sanders  Thomas,  clerk,  dwl  3  Miller  Place 
Sanders  <fe   Botinger,  (Henry  Sanders  and  Jacob 

Bojinger)  coppersmiths,  421  Mission 
Sanderson' — ,  bookkeeper,  dwl  314  Bush 
Sanderson  Charles  F.,dwl  516  Folsom 


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Sanderson  Edward,  tanner  with  Wolf  Bloom,  dwl 

Centre  Honee 
Sauiierson  Frederick,  cabinetmaker  witli  Scbreiber, 

Rohr  &  Co.,  dwl  N  s  Harrison  nr  Sixth 
Sanderson  Geor^'e.  brooniinaker  with  Van  Laak  & 

Gillespie,  bds  VVhiit  Ciieer  Honse 
Sanderson  George  l>\,iiiinber8urveyor,  pier  11  Stev- 
enson, dwl  rJ3()  Basil,  rear 
Sanderson  Geor^'e  H.,  (Jones  Jj-  Go.)  dwl  411  Sixth 
Sanderson  George  li.,  attorney  at  law,  dwl   411 

Six  til 
Sanderson  George  S.,  Inmberman,  dwl  E  s  Steiner 

bet  Jackson  and  Pacific 
Sanderson   Leninel  A.,  fSaiiderson  &   Horn)  dwl 

1310  Powell 
Sanderson  Lutber  C,  8alefcman,310  Battery,  dwl  52 

Second 
Sanderson  S.  A.,  importers  crockery  and  glassware, 

310  Batlerv,  dwl  .VJ  Second 
SANDERSON  &  HORN,  f  Lemuel  A.  Sanderson 

Olid  'J'komns  L.  Horn)  importers  and  jobbers 

cigars  and  tobacco,  413  Front 
Sandilands  James,  bookkeeper  with  McCain,  Flood 

&  McChire,  dwl  506  Eddy 
Sandison    John    A,,    molder    Golden    State    Iron 

Works,  dwl  2i}>:i  Third 
Sandman  Samuel,  canvasser  with  Lonia  Henricb, 

dwl  Bush  bet  Kearny  and  Dnpont 
Sandoval  Anna,  (widow)   dwl  Polk   Lane 
San<1s  Antonio,  rigger,  dwl  18  Boardman  Place 
Samls  Felix,  (Sands  &  Wissinff)  dwl  lO.W   Folsora 
^m\ds'E,\i\\\V.,  fRnkmauniSc  6'.)  dwl  1006  Dnpont 
Sands  Jacob,  carpenter  H.  C.  Lengue,  128  Kearny 
Sands  John,  grinding  and  polishing,  30  Fieuiont, 

dwl  145  Beale 
Sands  John,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory,  dwl  cor 

Shasta  and  Michigan 
Sands  John,  mariner,  dwl  1313  Lnrkin 
Sands  Thomas,   painter  and  extrainan  stni  No.  2, 

S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  3  Natoma 
Sands  &  Wissing,  ( Feli.r,    Sands  and  Jacob    Wis- 

siug)  wood  and  coal  yard,  NE  cor  Folsom  and 

Sevenili 
Sandfltroni  John,  blacksmith  with  Calvin  Nutting, 

dwl  238  Jessie 
Sane  Richard,  laborer  with  R.  &  J.  Morton 
Sanford   Charles,  stevedore,  dwl  Ss  Harrison  bet 

Main  and  Spear 
Sanford  J.  B.,  dwl  Whiit  Cheer  Honse 
Sanford  Jennie  Mrs.,  saleswoman  Grover  &  Baker 

S.  M.  Co.,  dwl  706C.tliforaia 
Sanford  A.  L. ,  real  estate,  dwl  Riiss  Honse 
Sanford  r.,ewis  P.,  comedian,  dwl  618  Pine 
Sanford  Ransom  A.,  (Crane  &   BrighamJ  dwl  913 

ilowarti 
Sanford  William  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  725  Clementina 
Sang  Hop,  (Chinese)  provisions,  644  Jackson 
Sang  Kee,  (Chinese)  clothing,  636  Jackaon 
Sang  Lung  &  Co.,  (Ciiinese)  drygoods,  8-'6  Dnpont 
Sang  Wo.  (Chinese)  provisions,  639  .lackson 
Sanger  Milion,  steward,  dwl  32  Freelon 
Sanger  Nelson  H.,  carrinu'emaker  with  Andresen 

Brothers,  dwl  VVhat  Cheer  Honse 
Sangninetti  Joseph,  fruits,  NE  cor  Bush  and  Dn- 
pont 
SANITARIUM  BATHS,  Driscoll  &   Hagen,  pro- 
prietors, '2i\Q  Powell 
Sankey  Charles  A.,   bookkeeper  Risdon    Iron    and 

Locomotive  Works,  dwl  HI;)  Mission 
Sankey  Jeremiah,  painter  with  Hopns  &  Sons,  dwl 

W  8  .Shotwell  bet  Twentieth  and  Twenty-first 
Sankey  M.  J.  Mrs.,  assistant,  teacher  Lincolti  Gram- 

ni  If  School,  dwl  1119  Mission 
Sankey  Simnel,  hidedealer,  dwl   SW  cor   Seventh 

aitd  Natoma 
SANSOM  S'IREET  BONDED  WAREHOUSE, 

John  O.  Stranch  proprietor,  81.5-819  Sansom 
Saneom  VVillium  H.,   carpenter,   dwl  S  s  Twenty- 
fourth  bet  Alabama  and  Columbia 


Sansnparia    Anthony,     sawdust    vender,    dwl   54 

Tehama 
Santa  Clara  City  Homestead  Association,  office  128 

Kearny 
Santa  Clara  Cracker  Co.,    Heywood   &    Hendley 

agents,  224  Clay 
SANTA    CRUZ    AND   WATSONVILLE  LINE 

PACKETS,  Goodall  &  Nelson  agents.otfice  NE 

cor  East  and  Clay 
Santa  Cruz  Island  Co.,  (real  estate  and  wool  grow- 
ers) otfice  137  Montgomery 
Santa  Cruz  Jose,  cigar  maker  with  C.  C.   Diez,  dwl 

554  Green 
SANTA  CRUZ  TANNING  CO.,   Gray,  Jones  & 

Co.,  agents,  418  Battery 
Santif  Joseph,  clerk,  dwl  SW  cor  Twenty-second 

and   Folsom 
Santif  NichoLis,  groceries    and    liquors,    SW    cor 

Twenty-second  and  Folsom 
Santini  John,  grocer,  dwl  844  Folsom 
Santini  John  J.,  (Brown  cV  S.J  dwl  134  Sutter 
Santley  Frederick,  laborer,  dwl   W  s   Alabama  bet 

Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Santry  Dnhiel,  harnessmaker  with  J.  O'Kane,  dwl 

263  Minna 
Sapin  Charles  G.,  druggist  with  William  K.  Doher- 

tv,  d-.vl  812  Jackson 
SAPOLIO,  F.  B.  Taylor  &  Co.,  agents,  113  Front 
Sarcander  J.  F.,  analytical  chemist,  office  331    Mont 
Sargeant  Henry,  teamster  with  Hancock  k  Kelso 
Sargent  Bailey,  real  estate,  dwl  American  Exclninge 
Sargent  Edward  A.,  salesman  with  A.  L.    Bancroft 

&  Co.,  dwl  43  Stanly  Place 
Sargent  Edward  O.,  painter,  dwl  Portsmouth  House 
Sargent  George,  cook,  dwl  31  Minna 
Sargent   Heni'v.   boxmaker  Union  Box    Factory, 

dwl  9  Miniia 
Sargent  Jotiii,  porter  with  C.  W.  Thomas,  24  Cal 
Sargent  .loslina  C,  U.  S.    district    officer,    dwl    43 

Stanlv   Place 
SARGENT  TIMOTHY,  proprietor  American   Ex- 
change Hotel,  319-325  Sansom 
Sargent  Rebecca,  (widow)  dwl  Trinity  nr  Sutter 
Sargent  William,  plasterer,  dwl  834  Harrison 
Sargent's  Building,  131  Montgomery 
Sarle  Benoni,  millwright  Miners'   Foundry,   dwl  9 

Oak  Grove  Avenue 
Sarle  Richard  A.,  contractor,  dwl  12  Park   Avenue 
Sarmiento  Dolores,  (wi<low)  dwl  1234  Stockton 
Siirmiento  Soledad,  laundryman,  dwl  23  Hinckley 
Sarowsky  John  F.,  mate  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  steamer 

Chrvsonolis,  dwl  21  Hunt 
Sarrail  I*.,  liquor  dealer,  dwl  722  Lombard,  rear 
Sarret  Mathieu,  restaurant,  707  Pacific 
Sarscen  Nicholas,  (N.  Sarsccn  &  Co.)  dwl  W  s 

Third  bet  King  and  Berry 
Sarscen  N.  <fe  Co.,   (Christopher  CosovirhJ  coffee 

saloon,  W  s  Third  bet  King  and  Berry 
Sarslield  C,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

California 
Sarstield  Cornelius,  painter,  dwl  315  Tc^liaraa 
Sarsheld  Michael,  tailor,  dwl  815  Vallcjo 
Sarthon  Bernard,  laundry,  919  Sacramento 
Sarlhou  Jacques,  laundry,  dwl  919  Sacramento 
S  irtor  Antonio,  (Sartor  Brothers)  dwl  734  Vallejo 
Sartor  Brothers.  (Antonio  and  Joseph,'  wines  and 

liquors,  1010  Dnpont 
Sartor  Joseph,  (Sartor  Brothers)  A\\\  734  Vallejo 
Sartoreus  Catharine,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  117 

Stockton 
Sartoreus  George,  machinist  with  H.  A.  Deming, 

dwl  117  Stockton 
Sartoreus   Helen,    (widow)   furnished    rooms,    422 

Minna 
Sartoreus  John  G.,  machinist,  dwl  422  Minna 
Sartori  L.  C,  captain  U.S.  Navy,  commanding  U.S. 

N.  rendezvous,  NVV  cor  Washington  and  San- 
som, dwl  Lick  House 
Sass  Christian,  laborer,  dwl  2  Chestnut  Alley 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO..  116  Bausom  Street.  Braids  of  all  kinds. 


BEDINQTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  The  "WTiolesale  Druggists  of  the  Pacific  Coast. 


572 


SAN     FRANCISCO     [S]      DIRECTORY. 


Sas8  John  ^r.,  engineer  steamer  Flora  Temple,  dwl 
30:3  Cleinentinii 

S;is8  Marcus.  fSans  i^-  Bauer)  dwl  NE  cor  Seventh 
and  Clejivelniid 

Sues  Petpf  51.,  cnrpenter,  dwl  228  Kitcli 

Subs  &.  IJaner,  (Morciis  Sass  nudEmil  E.  Bavcr) 
groceiiee  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Seventh  and 
Cleaveliind 

SaisReiiliei-K  Chnrles,  painter,  dwl  230  Second 

Satliei-  Peder,  fSolher  clj-  Co. J  res  Oakland 

SATHER  &  CO.,  f Peder  SalherJ  bankers,  NEcor 
Commercial  and  Montgnniery 

SATHKli'S  BUILDING.'NE  cor  Montgomery  and 
Commercial 

Satnian  Albert,  cook  with  Michael  O'Neil,  dwl  227 
Second 

Salter  Louis,  fMnller  &  S.)  dwl  3.36  Bnsh 

Satterlee  Heorge  A.,  real  estnte,  office  41  Montgom- 
ery Bli)ck,  dwl  SE  cor  Wash  and  Van  Ness  Av 

SATTI<:KLI':E  JOHN,  attorney  at  law,  ollice  41 
Blontgomeiy  Block,  dwl  SE  cor  Washington 
and  Van  Ness  Avenue 

Satteilee  William,  local  agent  Widow  and  Orphan 
Fund  Life  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  714  Pine 

Satller  Frederica,  (widow)  dwl  117  Bernard 

Sancedo  .1.  A.  Mrs.,  dwl  TiS  Silver 

SAUCELITO  LAND  AND  FERRY  CO.,  office 
room  8  Stevenson  Building 

SAUCI'XITO  (Old)  LAND  AND  DRY  DOCK 
CO.,  ottice  room  8  Steven.ion  Building 

Saucelito  Waier  Co.,  office  8  Stevenson  Building 

Saucelito  Water  and  Steam  Tug  Co.,  office  NE  cor 
Front  and  Jackson 

Sauerbiey  Ferdinand,  jeweler,  dwl  531  Union 

Saul  Edmund,  (Saul  Jp  Co.)  dwl  11  Powell 

SAUL  (fe  CO.,  (Edmund  Saul)  carriage  manufac- 
tory,? and  9  Powell 

Sauler  Auguste,  laborer  Miners'  Restaurant,  dwl 
034  Pacific 

Sanlii^bury  William  J.,  glassblower,  dwl  10  Liberty 

Saulmann  Auirust  J.,  { Saulmann  &  Lanensiciu) 
dwl  835  Post 

Saulmann  Julius, bookkeeper  (vith  Saulmann  &  Lau- 
enslein.  dwl  6J5  Cominerciid 

SAULMANN  &  LAUENSTEIN,  (Avfrnat  J. 
Saulmann  and  Frederick  L.  LaurnxteinJ  cof- 
fee saloon,  restaurant  and  confectionery,  and 
airents  Caviar  and  Westphalia  hams,  5-20  Cal 

Saulnier  John,  (John  tSaulnier  &  Co.)  res  Bor- 
deaux, France 

Saulnier  John  &  Co.,  importers  French  wines  and 
lif|uors,  715  Sansom 

Saulsbury  Edmund  J.,  special  policeman,  dwl  3 
Brooks 

Sanlsbury  Elmer  J.,  machinist,  dwl  722  Tui'k 

SauLi^bniy  J.,  real  estate,  dwl  American  Exchange 
Hotel 

Saulsbury. — See  Salisbury 

Sauliy.er  Albert,  cigarmaker,  dwl  409  Stevenson 

Saunders  Charles  W.,  engineer  with  H.  C.  Hudson 
&  Co.,  dwl  W  s  Stockton  bet  Bay  and  Francisco 

Saunders  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  actress  California  Thea- 
ter, dwl  60()  Pine 

Saunders  George,  sailmaker,  dwl  43  Vallejo 

Saunders  George  H.,  compositor  Golden  City,  dwl 
1009  'IViylor 

Saunaers  Honora  J.,  (widow)  adjuster  U.S. B.  Mint, 
dwl  SH  cor  Second  and  Howard 

Saunders  James,  gasfitter  with  Wilson  &  Dixon 

Saunders  J.  Douglass,  notary  public  and  commis- 
sioner deeds,  office  418  Mont,  res  San  Rafael 

Saunders  John  H.,  (Saunders  &  DwincUeJ  dwl 
Pacific  Club 

Saunders  L.,  peddler,  dwl  SW  cor  Bdwy  and  Dup 

Saunders  Lewis,  dwl  W  s  Seliua  Place 

Saunders  Samuel  B.,  clerk  with  Geoi'ge  H.  Morri- 
son, dwl  75  Clementina 

Saunders  Thomas,  porter  Gibbs'  U.  S.  Bonded 
Warehoube,  dwl  1  Howard  Court 


SAUNDERS  &  DWINELLE,  (John  H.  Saunders 
and  John  W.  DiciTU'lle)  attorneys  at  law,  office 

509  Kearny 
Saunders. — See  Sanders 

Sause  David,  cl^rk,  234  Mont,  dwl  206  Kearny 

Sausset  Louis,  tailor.  747  Clay 

Sauter  Charles,  nialster  Pacific  Brewery,  dwl  271 

Tehama 
Sauter  William,  porter  with  J.  G.  Hein  Sons,  dwl 

338  Busli 
Sauvain  August,  bookkeeper  with  Ami  Vignier,  429 

Battery!  dwl  720  California 
Savage  Djivid,  plumber  with  James  J.  O'Shea,  dwl 

917  Vallejo 
Savage  Edward,  hairdresser  with  Henry  E.  Smith, 

dwl  S  s  Geary  nr  Dnpont 
Savage  George  U.,  clerk  with  Bowen  Bros.,  dwl 

1139  Suiter 
Savage  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  26  Lewis 
Savage  Henry,  gasfitter   with   Thomas  Ross,  dwl 

Tehama  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Savatre  Heniy.  jeweler  with  Anderson  &  Randolph, 

dwl  56.'^  Natoma 
Sivajje  Henry,  porter,  dwl  E  s  Minna  nr  Fifteenth 
Savaire  Heniv  A.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  5-'0  Capp 
Savatre  .John,  jeweler  with  Charles  Lemme,  dwl 

2(i7  Clara 
Savage  John,  laborer,  dwl  604  Natoma,  re.ir 
Savage   M.   E.  Miss,  assiftant  teacher    Broadway 

Grammar  School,  dwl  540  Jessie 
SAVAGE  MINING  CO.,  M.  Morgenthan  president, 

E.  B.  Holoies  secretary,  office  SW  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Sansom 
Savage  Richard.  li>ng3horeman,  dwl  Ns  Filbert  bet 

Kearny  and  Montgomery 
Savage  Richard,  ( Sava<re  S,-  Son)  dwl  403  Bryant 
Savage  Richard  H.,  ( Savop:e^-Son)  d\\\  403  Bryant 
Savage  Thomas,  lal)orer  with  R.  A.  Thompson,  dwl 

Natoma  nr  Seventh 
Savage  William,  dwl  434  Stevenson 
Savage  William  C,  salesman  with  Bowen  Bros., 

dwl  1139  Sutter 
SAVAGE  &  SON,  (Richard  and  Richard  H.  Sav- 

an;e)  proprietors  Empire  Foundry,   145  Beale 

aiid  294  Howard 
Sivannah  E(iward,  gener.nl  denier,  dwl  26  Silver 
Savary  Edward,  clerk  with  I.  M.  Wenlworth  &  Co., 

dwl  S  B  Fell  bet  Fraiddin  and  Gongh 
Savere  Joseph,  bootblack  with  G.   Ohenaner,  dwl 

SE  cor  San.som  and  Broadway 
Saveron  Etienne,  butcher  Miners'   Restaurant,  dwl 

750  Broadway 
Saville  Leonard  A.,  (MouUon  Brothers  &  Co.)  dvs'l 

K)  P.irk  Avenue 
SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCIETY,  (bank)  E.W. 

Burr  pretiident,  615-621  Clay 
Sawaiin  Michael,  laborer  with  Deutsch  &  Co.,  614 

Clay 
Sawin  George  W.,  (George  W.  Sawin  &  Co.)  dwl 

NE  cor  Broadway  and  Stockton 
Sawin  George  VV.  «fe  Co.,  (T.    IV.  Bradley)   wood 

and  coal,  608  Broadway 
Sawin  M.  L.,  furni.shed  rooms,  319  Bush 
SAWTELLE  C.  (J.  JIajor,  U.S.  A.  Cliief  Quarter- 
master Dent.  Cal.,  office  703  Mkt,  dwl  Presidio 
Sawtelle  David,  bookkeeper  with  John  Daniel,  dwl 

421  Posr, 
Sawtelle  Henry  A.  Rev.,  pastor  Union  Square  Bap- 
tist Church,  dwl  810  Taylor 
Sawyer  A.,  cook   North   Pac.  Trans.   Co.'s  S.  S. 

California 
Sawyer  A.   B.   Miss,    assistant    teacher    Pine  and 

Larkin  St.  School 
SAWYER  ALBERT  F.,  physician,  office  23  Geary, 

dwl  302  Stockton 
Sawyer  Charles,  dwl  SW  cor  Bioadway  and  Dup 
SAWYER  CHARLES  H..  attorney  at  law,  office 

510  Jackson,  dwl  435  Bryant 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUKANCE  CO,  Is  the  Company  for  the  People. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAA.CK  &  CO.,  708,  732,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Fancy  Goods. 


SAN     FRANCISCO     [S]     DIRECTORY, 


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Sawyer  CliarlesH.,  overnseer  Biickingbani  &  HecLt's 

Shoe  Factory,  dwi  K  s  Lagiina  nr  Hickory 
S.iwyer  Chailes  L.,  coniractor  aud  builder,  dwl  115 

Second 
Sawyer  E.  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  11  Kearny 
Sawyer  E.  D.,  (Smrycr  &  Myriikj  dwl  819  Bush 
Sawyer  Edward  H.,  (3Iiilzo&  Co.)  rea  Vallejo 
Sawyer  Kstber,  (widow)  l'iiniisliedroou]B,t.'3  Kearny 
Sawyer  Etliaii,  dwl  905  Market 
Sawyer  ForrPMt  A.,  l>ia'<eaiiian  Southern  Pacific R.R. 
SAWYElt  FREDERICK  A.,  attorney  at  law,  office 

50U  Kearny,  dwl  Pacitic  Club 
Sawyer  Gworge.  operator  Western  Union  Telegraph 

Co.,  dwl  10  Howard  Court 
Sawyer  James,  boatswain  revenue  cutter  Lincoln, 

clwl48  Silver 
Sawyer  Jesse  L..  painter  with  C.  A.  Bernard,  dwl 

VB  Perry 
Sawyer  Leopold,  tailor,  dwl  515  Sacramento 
SAWYER  LORENZO, Judffe  U.  S.  Circuit  Court, 

chamliers  room  6  U.  S.  Court  Buildiug,  dwl  734 

Sutter 
Sawyer  Lorenzo  S.  B.,  clerk  and  Commissioner  U. 

S.   Court,  office  room  1  U.  S.  Court  Building, 

dwl  IDOi)  Clay 
Sawyer  Louis  W.",  tinsmith,  dwl  W  8  Howard  nr 

Twentytifili 
Sawyer  Milion  G.,  registry   clerk  S.  F.   Postoffice, 

dwl  S  8  Union  bet  Montgomery  and  Callioun 
Sawyer  Nath.iniel  G.,  assistant  abstract  clerk  Cus- 
tom House,  dwl 73?  Pine 
SAWYER  OTIS  V.,  real   estate  agent,  office  331 

Moat,  dwl  SW  cor  Sacramento  and  Hyde 
Sawyer  Pairick,  fireman,  dwl  4"J-1  Sliotwell 
Sawyer  'Ri>Uevx,( Clarke  &  S.J  dwl  !)I5  Bush 
Sawyer  Samuel,  engineer  South'n  P.R.R.,  res  Gilroy 
Sawyer  Smiuel  T.,  lather,  dwl  131  Si.xtli 
SAWYER  SIMEON,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Battery 

and  Washington 
Sawyer  Thomas,  corporation  yardkeeper  S.  F.  F.  D., 

dwl  935  Mission 
Sawyer  Woodbury  D.,  attorney  at  law  and  police 

judi;e,  office  6'22  Clav 
SAWYER  &  MYRICK,   rE.  D.  Sawyer  and  M. 

II.  MyrickJ  alluviinya  at  law,  office  6i2l  Clay 
Saxtorph    Axel,  teamster  with   Hitrgins  &  Collins, 

dwl  S  s  Ellis  bet  Fillmore  &  Webster 
Say  James  H.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  V2S  Kearny 
Sayer  Edward,  mariner,  dwl  ^55  Bsale 
Say er  Jane  Miss,  teacher,  dwl  759  Market 
Sayers  Pairick,  laborer  Southern  Pacitic  R.  R. 
Say  re  Geoi, ye  L.,  machinist  with   Isaac  H.   Small, 

dwl  ISSaiisom 
SAYRE  JOHN  H.,  homestead  secretary,  office  331 

Montgomery,  dwl  330  Ellis 
Sayretj  Thomas,  shoemaker,  dwl  ■131  Pine 
Say  ward  W.  T.,  merchant, dwl  1226  Stockton 
Say  well  Thomas,  gardener,  dwl  618  Lombard,  rear 
Sbarboro  Andrea, /'J?.  Sbarboro  Sc  Bro.j  dwl  15:25 

Maton 
SBARBORO    B.  &    BUOTHER,  fAndrea  Sbar- 
boro) wholesale  and  retail  groceries,  provisions 

and  liquors,  531  Washington 
Sbarboro  Bartholomew,  (B.  Sbarboro  <&  Brother) 

dwl  741)  Mission 
Sbarbo!  o  Giovanni  B.,  oyster  and  chophoa8e,432  Cal, 

dwl  3  Clay  Avenue 
Sbarboro  Jeremiah,  cabinetmaker  with  W.  J.  T.  Pal- 
mer &  Co.,  dwl  14  Ohio 
Sbaiboro  John  B.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Fifth  and  Folsom 
Scalaraudi  Mathew,  cook,  dwl  282  Jessie 
Scales  Amanda  M.,  (widow)  dwl240  Fremont 
Scales  William  H.,  messenger  U.  S.  Surveyor's  of- 

lice.  Custom  House,  dwl 240  Fremont 
Scaletti  Antonio,  baker,  dwl  SE  corBdwy  and  San 
Scalmaniui  Charles,  dwl 909  Filbert 
Scaminon  Charles  M.,  Capt.  U.  S.  R.  M,,  dwl  721 

Ellis 


SCANDINAVIAN  SOCIETY,  Christian  Christian- 
sen president,  Thomas  Wilson  secretary,  rooms 

3J0  Sansom 
Scannnon  Charles  M.,  captain,  dwl  731  O'Farrell 
Scammon  Jelferson  H.,  earbuilder  wiih  Casebolt  & 

Kerr,  dwl  447  Tehama 
Scanlan  Anthony,  blacksmith,  dwl  Seventh  Av  nr 

Railroad  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Scanlan  Cornelius,  seaman,  dwl  W  s  Main  bet  Fol- 
som and  Harrison 
Scanlan  John,  dwl  120  Fourth 
Scanlan  John,  boots  and  shoes,  338  Fourth 
Scanlan  John,  butcher,  dwl  40  Silver 
Scanlan  Lawrence  Kev.,  assistant  pastor  St.  Mary's 

Cathedral ,  dwl  6.'8  Califorriia 
Scanlan  Mauiice,  laborer, dwl  I5G  Jessie 
Scanlan  Michael,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  135 

Peiry 
Scanlan  VVilliam,  teamster  with  William  Kerr,  dwl 

903  Battery 
Scanlin  Francis,  fScanlhi  S^-  Doacher J  Av!\  907  .Tones 
SCANLIN  &  DOSCHER.  (Francis  Scanlin  and 

Hfnry  DoschcrJ  groceries  aud  liquors,  NW  cor 

Bush  and  Jones 
Seanlon  Patrick,  coachman  with  H.  H.  Toland,  dwl 

924  Stockton 
Seanlon  JIary  A.  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  2 15  Minna 
Seanlon  Morgan,  dwl  915  Folsom 
Scaunal  Anne  Mrs.,  cook  with  Robert  B.  Butler,  dwl 

51 1  Mission 
Scannell  David,  ex-chiefengineer  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl 

SE  cor  Sacramento  and  Dupont 
Scaimell  Eugene,  plastei'er,  dwl  5Meacham  Place 
Scannell  Michael,  boollitter  with  James   H.  Swain 

206  Bush 
Scannell  Rcjbert  L.,  clerk  with  David  D.  Colton, 

402  Montgomery 
Scarabelch  John,  cook,  623  Davis 
Scarborough   John  J.,    (colored)    barkeeper    with 

Harris  &,  Dennis,  7  Broadway 
Scarpa  George,  farmer,  dwl  S  s  Sixteenth  bet  Guer- 
rero and  Dolores 
Scarvasli  Somo  T.,  physician  and  druggist,  dwl  561 

Tehaina 
Scellier  Louis,  (Kaindler,  S.,  Lelievre  &  Co.)  dwl 

116  Francisco 
Schaadt  Peter  S.,  dairyman,  dwl  Ns  Seventeenth 

bet  Dolores  and  Church 
Schaaf  Joseph  H.,  bootmaker,  dwl  671  Howard 
Schaaf  Philip,  laborer  with   Wand,  Kaue  &  Co., 

dwl  SE  cor  Mason  and  Union 
Schaat  Williim  W.,  liquor  saloon,  726  Pacitic 
Schaap  Charles  A.,  pressman  with  Edward  Bosqui 

&  Co.,  dwl  734  Green 
Schaar  Adolph,  upholsterer,  1070  Howard 
Schachmann  JIaier,  watchmaker,  38  Fourth 
Schad  Richard,  butcher,  S  s   Berry  bet  Third  and 

Fourth 
Scbade  William,  washer  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  Center  House,  Sixteenth  in-  Folsom 
Schadt  Jacob,   cigarm.aker  with  Cobo,  Martinez  & 

Co.,  dwl  150  Clara 
Schaefer  Charles  G., painter  with  Wilson  &  Moulton, 

dwl  1812  Mason 
Schaefer  Devila,  tinsmith,  dwl  1135  Folsom 
Schaefer  Edward  (Horst  &  S.)  dwl  22  Kearny 
Schaefer  Frank,  malster  Broadway  Brewery,  dwl 

637  Broadway 
Schaefer  George  F.,  tailor,  dwl  723^  O'Farrell 
Schaefer  Henry,  barkeeper,  dwl  528  Pacitic 
Schaefer  Jacob,  varnisher  with  George  O.  Whitney 

&Co..  dwl  243  Second 
Schaefer  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  19  Silver 
SchaeflTer  Charlotte  Mrs.,  midwife,  dwl  934  Kearny 
Schaetfer  Daniel,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Schaer  John,  carriagemaker  with  Black  &  Miller, 

dwl  N  s  Bush  bet  Webster  and  Filraore 
Schaertzer  John  A.,  driver  with   Scbroth  &  West- 
erfeld,  dwl  NE  cor  Haight  and  Octavia 


JOiraiS,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sanrom  Street,  Silk  and  Velvet  Ribbons. 


YEBBA  SANTA  is  endorsed  by  yoxir  leadlDg  Physicians. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [S]      DIRECTORY 


Schafer  Caesar,  clerk  with  Morris  Speyer  &  Co., 

dwl  713  Filbert 
Schafer  Cliarles,  bookkeeper,  dwl  409  Sutter 
Scliafer  George,  drayman  witli  Smith  &  Cutter,  dwl 

SVV  cor  Stockton  and  Pine 
Schafer  Henry,  blacksmith  with  Nelson  &.  Doble, 

dwl  38  Everett 
Scliafer  Henry  carpenter,  dwl  503  O'Farrell 
Schafer  Herman  H.,  ( Scknfer  <fc  Co.  and  J.  F,  & 

H.  H.  Schafer)  dwl  710  Hyde 
SCHAFER    J.  F.  &  H.  H.,    manufacturers    beds, 

bedding  and  furniture,  and  importers  pulu,  NW 

cor  Sausom  and  Sacramento 
Schafer  J.  George,  dwl  7'JG  Howard 
Schafer  John  F.,   ( Schnfcr  Sr  Co.  and  J.  F.  &  H. 

II.  ShiiferJ  res  New  York 
Schafer  Peter,  malster  with  Herman  Zweig,  dwl 

415  Brannau 
Schafer  Philip,  cabinetmaker  with  George  B.  May 

&  Co.,  dwl  236  Sutter 
SCHAFER    &.    CO.,  (John  F.  and  Herman    H. 

Schafer)  manufacturers  and  importers  clothing, 

SE  cor  Pine  and  Battery 
Schafer.— See  Schaefer  and  Shafer 
Schafler  Bros.,  (Henry  and.  Peter)  milkranch,  S  8 

Mission  and  Ocean  House  Road,  nr  toll  gate 
Schatfer  Charles,  painter,  dwl  316  O'Farrell 
Schaffer   Conrad,   blacksmith   with   Frederick  W. 

Muller,  dwl  Golden  Gate  Hotel 
Schatfer  Conrad,  dooimaker  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe, 

dwl  425  Fourth 
Schaffer  Henry,  porkpacker,  dwl  Seventh  Avenue 

nr  M,  South  San  Francisco 
Schatfer  Henry,  porkpacker,  dwl  W  s  Shotwell  nr 

Twentieth 
Schatfer  Henry,  (Schaffer  Bros.)  dwl  S  8  Mission 

and  Ocean  Beach  Road  nr  toll  gate 
Schatfer   Peter,   I  Schaffer  Bros.)  Avi\  S  8  Miesion 

and  Ocean  Beach  Road  nr  toll  gate 
Schatfner  Hermann. bookbinder  with  D.  Hicks  &  Co., 

dwl  N  8  Cburch  Place  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 
Schaff'rey  Charles,  porter  with  Sainsevaiu  Bros,  dwl 

338  "Bush 
Scbalich   Thomas,  (Schalich  &  Hinrichsj  dwl  636 

Broadway 
Schalich  &  WxnxKahe/  Thomas  Schalich  and  Charles 

Hinrichs)  carpenters,  636  Broadway 
Schalier  Tlieodore,  waiter,  dwl  320  Dupont 
SchaiUiorne  Jacob,  capitalist,  dwl  Orleans  Hotel 
Schallich   Lucas,  carpenter,   dwl   Cook    nr    Point 

Lobes  Road 
Schambeacher  Albert,tanner,  dwl  Texasnr  Sixteenth 
Schamrael  Heury,  vinegar  manufacturer,  dwl  1820 

Powell 
Schander  Adolph,  clerk  Examiner  office,  dwl  cor 

Jones  and  Valparaiso 
Schanhals  Jacob,  jeweler  with  California  Jewelry 

Co.,  616  Merchant 
Schanke  Lndwig,  patternmaker  Pacificlron  Works, 

dwl  149  Jessie 
Schanly  James,  laborer,  dwl  415  Brannan 
Scharde  Rudolf,  carpenter,  dwl  123  Pacific 
Scharf  Frank,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  G.  Norden, 

dwl  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Brannan 
Scharman  George,  boots  and  shoes,  1432  Stockton 
Scharowsky  Albert,  sbipcarpenter,  dwl  810  Wash 
Scharowsky  Nathalie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  810  Wash- 
ington 
Scharzlose  Louie,  baker  Russ  Honse 
Schasseu  Max,  drayman,  dwl  1137  Folsom,  rear 
Scliath  Antony,  carpenter,  dwl  31  Ellis 
Schath  John,  shoemaker,  31  Ellis 
Schaub  John,  woodmolder  with  William  G.  Weir, 

dwl  24  Garden 
Schaub  Moses,  merchant,dwl  34  Sixth 
Schaumaun  Henry,  waiter  City  Front  House,  625 

Davis 
Schaumburg  John,  clerk,  dwl  1226  Pine 
Schaumbnrg  Lucy  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  353  Jessie 


SCHEDEL  GEORGE,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE 

cor  Jessie  and  Ecker,  dwl  34  Jessie 
Scheeler  Augu.-*t,  seaman,  dwl  1337  Dupont,  rear 
Scheeline  Nathan,  merchant,  dwl  NE  cor  Green  and 

JIason 
Scheer  Mary  Mrs.,  dwl  8  Pratt  Court 
Seheerer  Joseph,  ( Scheerer  &  Wickenhauser )  dwl 

8  Harlan  Place 
Scheerer   &  WicUenhauBer,   (Joseph    Sheerer    and 

Fred  Wickenhauser )  carpenters,  504  Post 
Scheggia   Ambrozina  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  515  Green 
Scheggia  Charles,  paints  and  paperhangings,  1428 

Stockton,  dwl  515  Greeu 
Scheffer  Freilerick,  (Kleeman  &  Co.)  dwl  627  Com 
Schetlner  Paul,  chemist  with  William  B.  Smith,  NE 

cor  Howard  and  Fourth 
Schei  William,  dwl  909  Kearny 
Scheibuer  Frederick,  furrier,  dwl  cor  Broderick  and 

Sutter 
Scheidd  C.  W.,  with  H.  J.  Booth  &  Co.,  dwl  Grand 

Hotel 
Scheidecker  John,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Kramer  Place 

nr  Greenwich 
Scheideler  Joseph,  engineer,  dwl  .32  Rausch 
Scheider  Peter,  tailor,  515  Sacramento 
Scheidliiig  Aaron,  broker,  dwl  43i  Pine 
Scheidt  Frank,  cigarmaker,  bds  338  Bush 
Scheier  Gabriel,  furniture  and  crockery,  327  Third 
Scheimann    Rudolph,    commission  merchant,   dwl 

548^  Tehama 
Schelkle  Max,   (Charles   Bauer  &   Co.)    SE    cor 

Kearny  and  Commercial 
Schell  August,  tinsmith  with  Tay,  Brooks  &  Backus, 

dwl  232  Green 
Schell  Theodore  L.,  (Woodworth,  S.  &  Co.)  dwl  12 

Post 
Schellberg  Peter,  painter,  dwl  -338  Bush 
Schellenbeiger  Andrew,  tailor,  6  Hardie  Place 
Scheller  Heury,  peddler,  dwl  29  Natoma 
Schelly  Lydia,  (widow)  dwl  732  Filbert 
Schemmel  Edouard,  clerk  French  Savings  and  Loan 

Society,  dwl  331  Hayes 
Schenck  Cliarles,  appreuiice  with  Lewis  &  Pander, 

dwl  509OFarrell 
Schenck    Christian,   diesinker  with  Amado    Men- 

doza,  dwl  258  Perry 
Schenck  Elizabeth  T.,  (widow)  dwl  W  s  Chenery 

nr  Thirtieth 
Schenck  George,  captain,  dwl  820  Washington 
Schenck  G.  Everett,  real  estate,  dwl  Pioneer  Build- 
ing 
Schenck  Henry  F.,  cooper  with  L.  Juzix,  dwl  616 

Battery 
Schendel  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Polk 

and  Austin 
Schendell  Joseph,  musician,  dwl  403  Union 
Schenk   Charles,  tailor,   dwl  E  s  Reed   Place  nr 

Green 
Schenk  Philip,  clerk  with  Henry  Lein,  dwl  659  Clay 
Schenk  Robert,  jeweler  with  William  Baehr  &  Co., 

dwl  E  B  Reid  Place 
Schenkel  Mary,  midwife,  dwl  E  8  Eleventh  nr  Har 
Schenkelberger  Francis,  bootmaker,  305  Sutter 
Scheper  Andrew,  groceries  and  liquors,  734  Broad- 
way 
Scheper  Christopher,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  2  Stockton 

Alley 
Scheper  John  H.,  liquors,  NE  cor  Beale  and  Bryant 
Scheper  John  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor  Clay 

and  Larkin 
Scheper    Martin,    (Scheper    &    Tobelmann     and 

Scheper  <fc  Hahn)  dwl  7  Natoma 
SCHEPER  &  HAHN,  (Martin  Scheper  and  Car- 

sten  G.  Hahn)  New  Manhattan  Sample  Kooma, 

311  Battery 
Scheper  &  Tobelmann,  (Martin  Scheper  and  Henry 

robelmann)  groceries  and    liquors,    SW  cor 

First  and  Natoma 
Scherb  Francis,  (Cohlman  &  Co.)  dwl  405  Post 


The  Stockholders  of  the  "  PEOPLES"  are  the  leading  Bankers  and  Merchants  on  this  Coast. 


C  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Paper  and  Envelopes. 


SAN     FRANCISCO     [S]     DIRECTORY. 


675 


Sclierb  Francis  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  405  Post 

Sclierb  Joseph,  baker,  dwl  NE  cor  Broadway  and 

Kearny 
Scberdian  J.  P.,  capitalist,  dwl  Orleans  Hotel 
Scherer   Augustus,  tinsinith  with  Tay,   Brooke  dt 

Backus,  dwl  '232  Gieeii 
Scherei'  Jacob,  cook,  dwl  13  Louisa 
Scbeif  Frank,  carpenter  with  N.  G.  Norden,  dwl 

NE  cor  Sixth  and  Brannan 
Scbcrf  Henry,  stevedore,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Sciierff  Hem'iann,  miller,  dwl  407  Pacitic 
Scberkkert  Cliailes,  cooper,  dwl  (i()'2  Bryant 
Scbernian  Anton,  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor  Fourth  and 

Mission,  dwl  Jessie  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Scberpel  Uudolp*!,  West  End  Wine  Hall,  Brenham 

Place,  dwl  810  Washington 
SCHEUR    FERDINAND,    importer    and    dealer 

hops,  corks  and  brewers'  materials,  and  agent 

Picmeer  Malt  House,  511  Sac,  dwlS'iS  Cal 
Scherrcbeek  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  550  Minna 
Schesler  Ernest,  streetspriukler,  dwl  719  Vallejo 
Schetzel  Marx    P.,  butcher  -with  John  Robl,  dwl 

807  Filbert 
Schetter  Herman,  (widow)  dwl  106  Ellis 
Schettier   Heniy,   bootmaker  with  Henry   Lucke, 

dwl  6  St.  Charles  Place 
Schenrer  Christian,  tailor,  dwl  217  Jessie 
Scheurer  Willinm,  tailor,  147  Post,  dwl  275  Stev 
Scheuring   George,   taih<r,    418    Union,  dwl   1817 

Powell 
Scheyer  Joseph,  machine  sewing,  dwl  1313  Powell 
Schick  John  H.,  glassblower,  dwl  S  s  Mariposa  nr 

Mississippi 
Schick  William,  f  William  Schick  &  Oo.)  327  Sutter 
Schick    William  &   Co.,    f  August    TonoUa)  car- 
penters, 327  Sutter 
Schiedgea  Joseph,  clerk,  dwl  814  Montgomery 
Schiefer  Catharine  Mrs.,  midwife,  dwr739  Market 
Schiefer  Peter,  lodgings,  73y  Market 
Schiefer  Theodore,  porter,  dwl  739  Market 
Schieffer  C.   H.,  shoemaker,  208  Suiter,   dwl  247 

Stevenson 
Schieffer  Christian,  shoemaker,  dwl  509  Mason 
Schierhold  John  F.,  ( Schierhold  <&  Kriise  Bros. J 

dwl  1910  Powell 
SCHIERHOLD  &  KRUSE   BROTHERS,  (John 

F.  Schierhold  and  Martin  and  Ernest  Krune) 

manufacturers  cigars  aud  importers  leaf  tobacco, 

423  Sacramento 
Schierloh  Henry,  malster  Albany  Brewery,  dwl  73 

Everett 
Scbitfer  Gerhnrd,  driver,  228  Kearny 
Schiffmaiin  Siegfried,   bookkeeper  with  Locan  & 

Co.,  19  Montgomery 
Schilark  N.,  laborer  witli  Hancock  <^  Kelso 
Schild  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  19  Hinckley 
Schiller  Albert,  stevedore,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Schiller  Charles,  captain  schooner  Mountain  View, 

dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Schiller  Ernest,  tinner,  dwl  S  s  Broadway  bet  Van 

Ness  Avenue  and  Polk 
Schiller  Francis,  (Nchrlich  &  S.J  dwl  424  Drumm 
Schiller  Frederick,  woodcarver  with  Warren  Kemp, 

dwl  1  Jasper  Place 
Schiller  Peter,  jeweler  with  Cal.  Jewelry  Co. 
Schilling  Adam,  machinist  with  F.  A.  Huntington, 

dwl  Eighteenth  nr  Douglass 
Schilling  Ciiailes,  driver  S.  F.  Lanndry  Association, 

dwl  S  s  Ellis  bet  Webster  and  Fillmore 
Schilling  Clans,  bookkeeper  with  J.  A.  Folger  & 

Co.,  dwl  21  Tavlor 
Schilling  Henry,  lanndryman  with  S.  F.  Laundry 

Association,  dwl  NW  cor  Tnrk  and  Fillmore 
Schilling  William,  cooper  with  Christopher  Bingen- 

heimer,  dwl  553  Howard,  rear 
Schillinger    Isaac,    miner,   dwl  E  a  Valencia  bet 

Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Scbimmelfenn'g  Frederika,   (widow)  dwl  NW  cor 

Steuart  and  Howard 


Schimp    Delphina  V.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  907 

Dupont 
Schimp  John  W.,  special  policeman,  dwl  420  Green 
Schimpf  Jacob,  fj.  Hildeorand   if  Co.)  dwl  1113 

Dupont 
Schindler  Caspar,  carriagepainter,  dwl  825  Kearny 
Schindler  Caspar,  tailor,  owl  726  Howard 
Schindler  W.  F.  R.,  (Huefner,  Uenzer  &  S.J  dwl 

32(t  Jessie 
Schindler  William,   market,  dwl  W  a  Guerrero  nr 

Twenty-second 
Schinlaben  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  N  s  Bryant  bet 

Garden  and  Seventh 
Schinlaben  John  Jr.,  sash  and  blindraaker,  i\\\  N  a 

Bryant  bet  Garden  and  Seventh 
Schinlalien   Louis,  blacksmith  with  Rommel,  Dobs 

&    Co.,    dwl    N  8   Bryant    bet    Garden    aud 

Seventh 
Schiniz  Jacob  H.,  cutler,  dwl  1813  Stockton,  rear 
Schintz    J.    Herman,    corkscrew  manufactory,   10 

Stevenson,  dwl  47  Jessie 
Schiring  Henry,  cigars  and  tobacco,  423  East,  dwl 

E  8  Steuart  bet  Howard  and  Folaom 
Schirmeier  Frederick,  locksmith  aud  belUianger,  737 

Mission 
Schirrmann  Gustave,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  517  Post, 

rear 
Schitter  Karl,  upholsterer,  dwl  SW  cor  Folsom  and 

F(ilsom  Avenue 
Schlaberg  Andrew,  cigarmannfacturer,  3  Chatham 

Place 
Schlaberg  Frank,  cigarmanufacturer,  3  Chatham 

Place 
Schlage    Fritz,    driver  with  E.  A.  Engelberg,  416 

Kearny 
Schlam  James,  tailor,  27  Fourth,  dwl  311  Jlinna 
Schlechtweg  Charles,  toys  and  baskets,  143o  Stock 
Schleef  John    H.,    groceries  aud  liquors,  NW  cor 

Second  and  Minna 
SCHLEICHER  JACOB,  proprietor  New  England 

House.  205  Sansom 
Schleiden  Joseph  F.,  clerk  with  William  Schleiden, 

dwl  1212  Kearny 
Schleiden  William,  commission  merchant  and  agent 

Mexican  and  South  American  Line  Packets,  504 

Battery,  dwl  1210  Kearny 
Schleifer  Charles,  barkeeper,  dwl  E  8  Potrero  Av- 
enue nr  Eldorado 
Schleifer  Francis,  f  Schleifer  8f  Co.;  dwl  330  Bryant 
Schleifer  &  Co.,  (Francis  Schleifer  and  F-ancis 

CuttingJ  purifiers  and   refiners  liquors,  Com- 
merce nr  Battery,  ofHce  215  Front 
Schlesberg  Peter,  varnisher  with  Gustave  Erlin.dwl 

Pine  bet  Daj)oiit  and  Stockton 
Schlesselmau  John,    (Meyer   &    S.J  dwl  NE  cor 

Turk  and  Fillmore 
Schlesselmann  Henry,  clerk,  SW  cor  Folsom  and 

Nineteenth 
Schlessiiiger  Louis,  salesman,  34  Sansom,  dwl  209 

Hyde 
Schley  Daniel,  bricklayer,  dwl  516  Greenwich 
Schley  Lewis,  bricklayer  Bricklayei-b'  Association, 

234  Sutter 
Schlicht  Edward  A.  Q.,  tinsmith,  dwl  Ss  Post  bet 

Powell  and  Mason 
Schlicht  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  nurse,  dwl  5  Jlason 
Schlicliting  Henry,  cook,  dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Schlichting  Hierich,  foreman  with  Koster&  Hesse, 

dwl  3:^6  Clementina 
Schlinglievde  Bernard  A.,  salesman  City  of  Paris, 

dwl  207  Tavlor 
Schlingloff  Ferdinand,  jeweler  with  Koehler  &  Rit- 

ter,  dwl  4  Medan  Place 
Schlinke  Thorns,    (Schlinke  &  DominickJ  dwl  27 

Clementina 
Schlinke    &    Dominick,    (Thomas     Schlinke   and 

Frank  Dominick)  restaurant,  16  Folsom 
Schlipak   Pliillip,   liogranch,  dwl   Haley  tract  bet 

San  Bruno  road  and  Bay  View  tract 


JONES.  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Dress  Trimmings. 


KEDINQTON",  HOSTETTEB  &  CO.,  .fl.genta  for  Hall's  Hair  Renewer. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [S]      DIRECTORY. 


Sclilosjier  Henrv,  barkeeper  with    William  Berg- 

liolte.  (Iwl  7i)-2  Market 
SCHLOSSEU  M.,  pbyeician,  office  and    dwl  229 

Keurny 
Sclilotlum  "William,  milkman,  dwl  W  s  Michigan 

bet  Sierra  and  Shasta 
Scblott   Hans  H.,    carpenter,    dwl    New   Atlantic 

Hotel 
ScbloHe  Ernst,   musician  California  Theater,  dwl 

432  Cliestniit 
Schluckebier  Frederick,  brewer  Bavaria  Brewerv, 

(Iwie-iO  Vallejo 
Schliieiluerer  Phillip,  fP.  Abraham  &  Co.)  dwl  44 

Si.xth 
Schlueter  Edward,  (Schlueler  &  Volbergj  dwl  121 

Silver 
Scliliieter  John  J.,  ( Schhietcr  Sf  Go.)  dwl  12  Perry 
Scliliieler  &  Co.,  (John  J.  Sckhutcr  and  Herman 

Hdrviaj  wood  and  coal,  540  Fourth 
SCHLUETEli  &  VOLBEKG,  (Edward  Schlueter 

find  Ck'irles  G.  Volberg)  carpets    and  uphol- 
stery, 14  Tliird 
Schlutcl'iens  Henry,  porter  with  Wormeer  Bros,  dwl 

17  Ritcli 
Schluse  John,  doormaker  with  B.    &  J.   S.  Doe, 

dwl  418  Braunan 
Schluter  Clans  H.,  (Brnumtihweiger  &  iS'.^ groceries 

and  liquors,  dwl  W  s  Fourth  nr  Beiry 
Schluter  D.  sLiipcarpenter,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Schluter  John  H.,  (Boscher  &  Co  J  dwl  112Tehama 
Schmarieke  Dietrich,  cook,  dwl  V.i  Geary 
SchniadeUe   Henry,  porter  315  Sacramento,  dwl  9 

Haitiiian 
Schmadel  Joseph,  foreman  Jackson  Foundry,  dwl 

247  Steve ni-on 
Schnialintr  Clinrles, captain  schooner  Amazon,  dwl 

132ti  California 
Sehmaiis  Francis,   shoemaker,  dwl    Greenwich  nr 

Steiiier 
Sclimedes  Ferdinand,  teamster,  dwl  362  Natoma 
Schuiedes  John  J.,  groceries  and  liquors,  642  Jack- 
son, dwl  510  Filbert 
Schmeelck  William,  laboier.  dwl  20  Downey,  rear 
Scbniid  Martin,  (Schmid  &  Lanver)  dwl  California 

bet  Kearny  and  Dnpont 
Scbmid  Victor,  butcher,  dwl  1323  Dupout 
Schniid  ^^')llian),  laborer,   dwl    cor  Valencia  and 

Fifteenth 
SCHMIDA  LANVER,  ("Jfarim  Schmid  and  Jo- 

sepli  Lrtiivcr)  Swiss  Exchange,  507  Pine 
Schmidt  Adolph  H.  R.,  cleik  German  Savings  and 

Loan  Society,  dwl  834  Folsom 
Schmidt  Alexander,  clerk  with  Henry  Schmidt,  dwl 

34  Valparaiso 
Schmidt  Anna  Miss,  beer  saloon,  220  Kearny,  dwl 

4  Hardie  Place 
Schmidt  Anna  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1025  Wash 
Schmidt  Anna  M.,  (widow)    dwl  N  s  Brannau  bet 

Sixth  and  Geneva 
Schmidt  Anton,  cutter  with  Joseph  &  Brothers,  dwl 

20U1  Powell 
Schmidt  August,  porter,  dwl  431  Pine 
Schmidt  August,  porter,  dwl  NE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Broadway 
Schmidt  Carl,  clerk  with  E.  Essmaun,  714  Mont 
Schmidt  Carl,  laborei-  Cal.  Suj^ar  Refinery,  SVV  cor 

Braniian  and  Eighth 
Sclimidt  Charles,  baker,  dwl  929  Washington 
Schmidt  Charles,  barkeeper,  12  Washington 
Schmidt  Chailes,  barkeeper  with  William  Denham, 

dwl  420  Greenwich 
Schmidt  Charles,  clerk,   313  Sacramento,  dwl  Fol 

som  nr  Fifth 
Schmidt  Charles   F.,  silversmith  with  Koehler  & 

Riiter,  dwl  4  Medan  Place 
Schmidt    Charles    P.,    druggist    with    Henry    W. 

Schmidt,  dwl  834  Folsom 
Schmidt  Chrisliau,  ( iSchmidl  &  Brenner)  dwl  1021 

Clay  I 


Schmidt    Christian,   (Schmidt  &  Burkardtj,  545 

Washington 
Schmidt  Christian  J.   F.,  barkeeper  with   Elbe  H. 

Fitter,  SW  cor  Jackson  and  East 
Schmidt  Conrad,  cook  Blue  Anchor,  7    Washington 
Schmidt  Ernst,  musician,  dwl  403  Union 
Schmidt  Fiederick,  gardener,  dwl  E  s  San  Bruno 

I'oad  nr  Twenty-eighth 
Schmidt  Frederick,  hairdresser  with  John  A.  Stew- 
art. 508  Clay 
Schmidt  George    M.,  warehouseman    with    J.  O. 

Sirauch,  dwl  NE  cor  Broadwny  and  Mont 
Schmidt  Gustav  F.,  machinist,  dwl  814  Mont 
Schmidt  H.,  dwl  421  Bush 
Schmidt  H.,  musician,  dwl  4  Maiden  Lime 
Schmidt  Heinrich,  mariner,  dwl  3't  Pacitic 
Schmidt  Henry,   butcher   with   John   Mengel,  NE 

cor  Sutter  and  Stockton 
Schmidt  Heniy,  cigars  and  tol)acco,  NE  cor  Kearny 

and  Washington,  dwl  1008  Jackson 
Schmidt  Henry,  musician,  dwl  IJiio  Dupont 
Schnndt  Henry,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  E  8  Clinton  nr  Braiman 
Schmidt  Henry,   oysternian  with   George  Mayes, 

dwl  222  Jessie 
Schmidt  Henry  F.,   laborer,  dwl  S  s  Brannan  bet 

Gilbert  and  Seventh 
Schmidt  Henry  W.,  chemist  and  apothecary,  SE  cor 

Kearny  and  Sacramento,  dwl  834  Folsom 
Schmidt  Hermann,  sliipcarpenter,  dwl  Seveuth  Av 

nr  L,  South  S.  F. 
Schmidt  Ignaz,  (Schmidt  &  Frctz)  dwl  106  Com 
Schmidt  Jacob,  dwl  266|  Stevenson 
Schmidt  James,  shoemakei',  dwl  Courtland  Av  nr 

California  A  v 
Schmidt  John,  bds  1022  Dupont 
Schmidt  John,  baiber,  dwl  25  Everett 
Schmidt  John,  engineer,  dwl  431  Pino 
Schmidt  John,  farmer,  dwl  425  Ellis 
Schmidt  John,  gardener,   dwl  W   s  Howard  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Schmidt  John,  nightwatchman  German  Hospital 
Schmidt  John,  saloon,  1328  Dnjjont 
Schmidt  John,  Seal  Rock  House,  Cliff  House  Road 
Schmidt  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  333  Bush 
Schmidt  John,   tailor,   dwl   E   s  Morey   Alley  nr 

Broadway 
Schmidt  John  C,  cigars  and  tobacco.  19  Pacific 
Schmidt  John  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  415  Clementina 
Schmidt  Joseph,  cigarpacker,  dwl  130S  Dujioiit 
Schmidt  Joseph,  musician,  dwl  1025  Washington 
Schmidt  Joseph  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  1308  Dupont 
Schmidt  Joseph  J.,  gardener,  dwl  SW  cor  Geary 

and  Bioderick 
Schmidt  Louis,  bathman  with  Alers  &  Lehmkuhl, 

dwl  138  Clara,  rear 
Schmidt  Louis,  porter,  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Clav, 

dwl  311  Union 
Schmidt  Louis,  (Schmidt  &  Weil)  dwl  109  O'Farrell 
Schmidt  Martin,  farmer,  dwl  425  Ellis 
Schmidt   Mary  Miss,  cloakmaker,   dwl   2  Central 

Place 
Schmidt  Mary  Mrs.,  midwife,  dwl  2  Central  Place 
Schmidt  Maurice,  bookkeeper  with  Colman  Bros., 

dwl  1016  Powell 
Schmidt  Nicholas,  clerk,  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Pacific 
Schmidt  Otto  Julius,  clerk  with  John  Schmidt,  Cliff 

House  Road  nr  Cliff  House 
Schmidt  Peter,  cook,  dwl  6  Clan  Lane 
Schmidt  Peter,  laborer  with  L.  H.  Allen,   dwl  1036 

Howiird 
Schmidt  Peter,  (Pavl  &  S.)  207  Po.?t 
Schmidt  P.  R.,  (Eisen  S;-  S.)  dwl  422  Tyler 
Schmidt  Philip,  (Schmidt  &    Thompson)  dwl  615 

Geary 
Schmidt  Sophia,  (widow)  dwl  834  Folsom 
Schmidt  Valentine,  clerk,  SE  cor  Jloutgomery  and 

Bush,  dwl  708  Bush 
Schmidt  William,  cabinetmaker,  905  Bryant 


$500,000  Gold  Assets— the  foundaUon  of  the  FEOFIiES. 


C.  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  GO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Jewelry  and  Albums. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [S]     DIRECTORY 


577 


Sclimiilt  William,  coffee  saloon,  East  bet  Jackson 

Mild  Piicific 
Sdii.iidt  William  C,  (Hu-r  &   S.J  (Uvl  G55  Wiish 
Sciiiiiidt  Willi.un  .F.,  commission  mereliaut  and  im- 
porter, '-i-'i  IJMtterv.  dwi  til9  Miison 
Schniidl.  Si.  Brenner,  (Chrisliiin  Schmidt nntl.  Mar- 
tin liienucr )  proprietors  Old   Pioneer  Saloon, 

G:5|)  Coiiimeri  iiil 
Scliniidt  tfe  Brnnyes,  (John  F.    Schmidt  and  John 

i?/)/;;?/e.<y  jrroceries  and  liqnort",  8:*7  Folsoni 
SCHMIDT  &  BUHKAKDT,  /Christian  Schmidt 

and.  M<ix  BiirkaidtJ  importei-K  engravings  and 

niHiiufactmvrs  Irames,  545  W!iRiiin;rton 
Sclitnidt  &.  Fret/.,  (If^naz  Schmidt  and  Franz  II, 

Fretz)  )iii-kle  tVictorv,  lOG  Coinmercial 
SCHMIDT  &  THOMPSON,  f Philip  Schmidt  and 

William    Thom pxon/  w<kh\  and  coal,  634  Gearv 
Scbniidt  &  Weil,   ( l.ouix  Schmidt   &    Oicar   Weil  J 

direc(ors  San  Francisco   Musical  lustitute,  109 

O'Karrell 
Sclimidr.— See  Sclmiitt  and  Smith 
Scliniie<lel  Anion,  bootuiaker  with   Richard   Pabl, 

dwI  Tin  els  Row 
SCHMIKDELL  HKNRY,  stock  broker,  office  SW 

coiCalifoinia  ami  Sansom,  dwl  N  s  Bryant   bet 

Sixth  and  Seventh 
Schmieden  Joi^epli,  molder  with  J.  G.  lis,  dwl  247 

Stevenson 
Schniits  William,  /Schmits  Sr  Co.)  dwl   833  Wash 
Scliinitij  &.  Co.,  (William  Schmiti  and.  A.  E.  Mid- 
ler j  con  feet iouers,  833  Washington 
Scbniitt  Augnstin,  porter,  115    Battery,  dwl  429 

Pine 
SchmiilB.  L.,  stock  broker  nnd  diamond   dealer, 

office  437  California,  dwl  lOlG  Powell 
Schniitt  C\\A\\e9,,(Godchauj:  Bros,  c^-  Co. J  dwll509 

Stockion 
Sclimirt.  Charles  A.,  clerk  with  Voizin,  Eis   &   Co., 

dwl  1016  Powell 
Schmitt  Francis  A.,  hairdresser,  808  Clay,   dwl  15 

Jasper  Place 
Schniitt.  Frank,  barber,  dwl  433  Union 
Schmitt  George,  porter  with  Weil  &   Co.,  dwl  233 

Salter 
Schmitt  Henry,  clerk  with  B.  L.  Schmitt,  dwl  1016 

Powell 
Schmitt  Henry,  mnsician,  dwl  324  Union 
Schniitt  Hem-y, /'Go<fc//.(7«x5/-o«  <fc  Co. J  res   Paris 
Scbniitt  Joseph  L.,  stock  broker  and  diamond  dealer, 

office  439  California,  dwl  10i6  Powell 
Schniitt  Marv  E.  Mrs.,  manufacturer  hair  ornaments, 

233  Sutter 
Scbniitt  Maurice,  bookkeeper,  SW  cor  Montgomery 

and  Bnsh.dwl  J016  Powell 
Schniitt — See  Schmidt  and  Smith 
Schmiti;  Ambrose,  cashier  Commercial  Flour  Mills, 

dwl  NE  cor  California  and  Mason 
Scbmitz   Frank,  woodcarver  wilb  Kragen  &   Gei- 

shaker,  dwl  613  Vallejo 
Schmit/,  John  P.,  wines  and  liquors,  1032  Market, 

dwl  14   Mason 
Scbmitz  Joseph  L.,  ranciician,  dwl  E  s  Mason  nr  Cal 
Schniitz  William,   blacksmith,    dwl   711    O'Farrell, 
Scbmoll  Henry,  tailor,  dwl  1316  Kearny 
Scbniolz  Adolphus,  assayer  S.  F.  Assaying  and  Re- 

iiniiig  Works,  dwl  909  Union 
SCHMOLZ  WILLIAM,  mathematical   instrument 

maker,  420  Montgomery,  dwl  24  O'Farrell 
Scbmulil  Alvin,  salesman  with  Mitchell  &  Bell, dwl 

S  s  Sacramento  bet  Steiner  and  Pierce 
Scbmnssman  Andreas,  pantryman   with   Maudel  & 

Oliiistein,  dwl  29  Anthony 
Schnaacke  Carl,  baker  Occidental  Hotel 
Schnabel  Ernest,  f  Schramm.  &  S.J  dwl  351   Clem- 
entina nr  Fifth 
Scbnaittacher  Charles  J.,  bookkeeper,  108  Bush, 

dwl  411  Montgomery 
Schneickert  Henry,  carriage  trimmer  with  Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  209  Minna 


Schneider  Ad(dpli,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 

dwl  314  Suiter 
Schneider  Alois,  gunsmith,  G50  Washington 
Schneider  Andrew,   cigarmaker  with  C.   C.  Diez, 

dwl  417  Post 
Schneider  Augusta  Mrs.,  dwl  421  Broadway,  rear 
Schneider  Bernard,  blacksmiili  with  Kimball  Man- 
ufacturing Co.,  dwl  326  Minna 
Schneider  Carl  G.,  ( Schneider  &  Co. J  234  Sutter 
Schneider  Conrad,  <lriver  with  Dulip  &,  Wadding- 

loii,  dwl  534  Broidway 
Schneider  Edward  W.,  salesman  with   Wooster  & 

Shattuck,  dwl  505  O'Farrell 
Schneider  Fiank,  laborer,  dwl  303  O'Farrell 
Schneider  George,  hairdresser,  dwl  208  Sutter 
Schneider  Geoi'ge,  waiter,  dwl  637  Bvoadw.ay 
Schneider  Georye  W.,  compositor   German   Demo- 

krat,  dwl  SW  cor  Clay  and  Powell 
Schneider  Gottlieb,  shoemaker,  202  Mission 
Schneider  Giisliive,  {Schneider  &  LandgrafJ   dwl 

15Morey  Alley 
Schneider  Henry,  drayman  with  Peter  Sesser,  dwl 

S  s  Folsotn  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Schneider  Henry,   hairdresser  with  Tobiaa  Hock, 

dwl  Card  Alley 
Schneider  Henry,  porter,  408  Commercial,  dwl  933 

Sacramento 
Schneider  Herman,  market,  SE  cor  Turk  and  Polk, 

dwl  Dodge  nr  Turk 
Schneider  Jacob,  bakery,  S  s  Grove  nr  Franklin 
Schneider  Jacob,  hairdresser  with  F.   W.  Miller, 

dwl  208  Sutter 
Schneider  Jacob,  hairdrefser  with  Jacob  Strieb  & 

Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  Washington  and  Hyde 
Schneider  J.  Joseph,  painter  with  Jonathan  Kit- 

tredge,  dwl  1()8  Valparaiso 
Schneider  John,  bds  1022  Dupont 
Schneider  John,  capitalist,  dwl  G31  Vallejo 
Schneider  John,  tailor,  dwl  25  Morton 
Schneider  Joseph  J.,  machinist,  dwl  913  Greenwich 
Schneider  Levi,  tailor,  bda  3.38  Bush 
Schneider  Louis,  ca?  peiiter,  dwl  835  Broadway 
Sclineider  Louis,  tailor,  dwl  22  Belden 
Schneider  Matthew,    waiter,    112    Kearny,    dwl  3 

Chatham  Place 
Schneider  Nicholas,  clerk  with  M.  Detels,  dwl  SE 

cor  Harrison  and  Main 
Schneider  Peter,  watchman,  dwl  S  s  Union  bet  Bat- 
tery and  Sansom 
Schneider  William,  gunsmith  with  N.  Curry&  Bro., 

dwl  404  Stockton 
Schneider  William,  porter  with   Lampe  Bros.,  dwl 

Dupont  bet  Bush  and  Sutter 
Schneider  &  Co.,  (Carl  G.  Schneider,  William  En- 

dri.<i  and  Carl  EiaertJ  bakery,  234  Sutter 
Schneider  &   Landgiaf,   (Guxtave    Schneider  and 

Peter  LandgrafJ  Esperance  Restaurant,   647 

Commercial 
Schneider — See  Sneider  and  Snyder 
Schneidt  Charles,  briislwnaker,  lids  1022  Dnpont 
Scbneily  Joseph,  (Galli  &  Co. J  dwlG  Washoe  Place 
Schiieiter  Henrv  P.,  Iiairdressing  saloon,  E  s  Eighth 

bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Schneiter  J.  R.,  restaurant,  33  Fonith,  dwl  318  Jessie 
Scbnetz  Joseph,  brewer  Philadelphia  Brewery,  dwl 

228  Second 
Schneuer  W.,  waiter,  317  Bush 
Schnitger  Henry,  porter  with  Herman  Joost,  dw'l 

W  s  Montgomery  nr  Union 
Schnoeter  Henry,  hairdresser,  dwl  24  Oak 
Schnoor  Christian    H.,  locksmith,   bellhanger,  and 

hardware,  9(50  Folsoni 
Schnoor    Frederick,    hairdresser    with     Brune    & 

Lemcke,  dwl  129  Fourth 
Schnoor  John,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Howard  and 

Twenty-fifth 
Schnoter  Andrew,  cigarmaker,  dwl  417  Post,  rear 
Schnucker  Andrew,  waiter  with  Francis  Voss,  dwl 

102  Sixth 


JONES.  PULLMAN  St  CO-.  116  Sansom  Street,  White  Qoods. 
37 


SEDINGTOWS  FLAVORING  EXTBACTS,  Articles  of  real  merit  and  worth  their  value. 


578 


Si N     FRANCISCO      [SJ      DIRECTORY 


SCHNUTENHAUS  BROTHERS,  (Robert  F.  and 

Leonard  J  prop'rs  Golden  Gate  Hotel,  728  Jlkt 
Schnutenliaus  Edmund,  waiter  with  Deutsch  &  Co., 

614  Clay 
Schnutenliaus  Ernest,  waiter  with  Deutsch  &  Co., 

614  Clay 
Schnutenhaiis  Julius,  capitaliet,  dwl  728  Market 
ScliniilenlKius   Leonard,  (Schnutenliaus   Brothers) 

dwl  728  Market 
SchnutenhauB  Robert  F..  (Schnutenhaus  Brothers) 

dwl  728  Market 
Schober  Ernest,  cabinetmaker  with  Conrad  Mattes, 

dwl  18  St.  Mary  Place 
Schober  Frederick,  machinist  with  August  Pritzel, 

dwl  20  P^verett 
Schober  John,   baker  with  E.  A.  Engelberg,  416 

Kearny 
Schocken  Samuel  H.,  hatter,  17  Second 
Schocklitscli  Urban,  shoemaker,  dwl  1511  Mason 
Schoder  Joseph,  salesman,  204  San,  dwl  60!)  Sutler 
Scboemann   Otto,   (J.  A.  Folger  &  Co.)  dwl  924 

Jack  son 
Schoen  Fritz,  baker  with  William  Poehlman 
Schoen  John  J.,  (Knell  &  S.J  dwl  E  s  Grove  bet 

Octavia  and  Gough 
Schoen  Joseph  J.,  mariner,  dwl  S  s  Grove  bet  Gough 

and  Octavia 
Schoen  Paul,  hairdresser  with  John  Stable,  dwl  319 

Stockton 
Schoenau  Henrj,  clerk  with  Eberhart  ALachmaD, 

dwl  141  Mmna 
Schoenemann  Joseph,  cook,  324  Montgomery,  dwl 

cor  Pine  and  Central  Place 
Schoenemann  Otto,  market,  SE  cor  Lombard  and 

Stockton 
Schoener  Frederick,  metalspinner,  10  Stevenson 
Schoenfeld  Louis  S.,  bookkeeper,  421  Sacramento, 

dwl  527  Pine 
Schoenfeld  Solomon,  salesman  with  J.  Levy  &  Bro., 

dwl  1106  Stockton 
Schoenfield  John,  malster  S.  F.  Stock  Brewery,  dwl 

S  s  Chestnut  bet  Mason  and  Powell 
Schoenmakers  Constant,  builder  and  contractor,  dwl 

323  Chestnut 
Schoenner  John  A.,  tailor,  dwl  NE  cor  California 

and  Prospect  Place 
SchoeuBtein  Ferdinand  B.,  machinist  with  T.  Kal- 

lenberg,  dwl  29  Everett 
Scboepf  Ernest,  jeweler  with  Job.  M.  SeamanB,dwl 

641  Pacific  -, 

Schofield  Charles,  (Schojield  &  Whittle)  dwl  Mills' 

Place  nr  Dupont 
Schotield  Jacob,  >,'rainer,  dwl  823  Market 
SCHOFIELD  JOHN  M.,  Maj.  Gen.   Comdg.   Mil. 

Div.  Pacific,  oltice  SW  cor  Market  and  Third, 

dwl  Lick  House 
Schofield  &  Whittle,  (Charles  Schojield  and  Joseph 

Whittle)  j^raiuers.  Mills'  Place 
Scholden  Herman,  ( Hnellmantel    Sf    S.)  dwl    333 

Bush 
Scholfield  Anson  S.,  machinist  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl 

607  Sutter 
Scholkmaun   Frederick,   (Scholkmann    &   Kamp) 

dwl  141  Second 
Scbolktnan  &  Kamp,  (Frederick    Scholkman  and 
William   Kamp)    groceries   and  liquors,    141 

Second 
Scholl  Frank  W.  F.,   clerk  Overland  Department, 

Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl  20  Lilly  Avenue 
Scholl  Michael,  carpenter,  dwl  900  Vallejo 
SCHOLLE  ANTOINE,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE 

cor  Post  and  Jones 
Scholle    Abraham,   ( Scholle    Brothers)   res   New 

York 
Scholle  Brothers,  (William,  Jacob  and  Abraham) 

grain  dealers,  office  5  Battery, 
Scholle  Isaac,  with   Scholle  Bros.,  5  Battery,  dwl 

642  FoUom 
Scholle  Jacob,  (Scholle  Bros.)  res  Bavaria 


Scholle  William,  (Scholle  &  Lankershim  and 
Scholle  Brothers  J  dwl  642  Foisom 

SCHOLLE  &  ljA'SKERSmM,(Williavi  Srholle 
&.  Isaac  Lankershim)  proprietors  Union  Ware- 
house, NW  cor  Union  and  Battery 

Scholtz  Bruno,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 

Schomborg  John,  porter  with  Ernest  Hoger,  dwl 
1220  Pine 

Schon  Lewis,  bookkeeper,  dwl  1426  Pine 

Schbnfeld  Jncob,  (M.  Selig  &   Co.)  dwl  811  Mission 

Schonfeld  Joivda,  ( Scho?ifeld  &  Bremer)  dwl  744 
Howard 

Schonfeld  Louis,  bookkeeper,  dwl  527  Pine 

Schonfeld  &  Bremer,  (Jonas  Schonfeld  and  Her- 
man Bremer)  importers  cigars  and  tobacco,  421 
Sacramento 

Scbonfelt  David,  jeweler  with  Hubasb  &  Kutz,  dwl 
O'Farrell  nr  Mason 

Schoiiholz  Frederick,  jeweler,  dwl  18  Saneom 

Schonliolz  Herman,  clerk  with  Sigmund  Schonholz, 
40  Sixth 

Schonholz  Sigmund,  fancy  goods,  40  Sixth 

Schouwald  Albert,  hairdresser,  441.'^  Third 

Schonwasser  Samuel,  rnercliant,  dwl  339  Eddy 

School  House  Land  Association,  oilice  32  Merchants' 
Exchange 

School  House  Land  Extension  Association,  office  32 
Merchant's  Exchange 

Schooler  D.,  barkeeper,  dwl  218  Pacific 

SchoomaUer  Charles  J.,  packer  with  Deming,  Pal- 
mer &  Co.,  dwl  120  Davis 

Schoonmaker  James  W.,  salesman  with  William  T. 
Reynolds  &  Co.,  dwl  1802  Mason 

SCHOKD  LOUIS  G.,  liquor  saloon,  531  California, 
dwl  704  Powell 

Schorsh  Mayer,  manufacturer  New  York  Washing 
Blue,  1310  Pacific 

Schortemeier  Henry  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE 
cor  California  and  Prospect  Plate 

Schoshusen  John,  barkeeper  with  John  G.  Druhe 
&  Co.,  junction  California  and  Market 

Schottler  August,  miller,  dwl  338  Bush 

Schottler  Herman,  pantryman  with  Hemme  <fe  Ren- 
ter, dwl  Geary  bet  Jones  and  Leavenworth 

Schottler  Joseph  F.,  butcher,  dwl  446  Minna 

Schottler  Rudolph,  tinsmith  with  Osgood  &  Stetson 
dwl  446  Minna 

Schou  Andrew  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Lnndy  Lane, 
Bernal  Hights 

Schou  Nelson  J.  longshoreman,  dwl  315BeaIe 

Schow  Mogens,  dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 

Schrack  James  H.,  clerk,  dwl  E  s  Capp  nr  Twenty- 
sixth 

Schrader  August,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  310  Capp 

Schrader  August,  jeweler  with  California  Jewelrv 
Co.,  dwl  1 13  Oak 

Schrader  Charles,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 
Fifth  and  Stevenson 

Schrader  Ferdinand,  with  Charles  Bernard,  dwl  1616 
Powel  1 

Schrader  Frank,  seaman,  dwl  SE  cor  Fremont  and 
Howard 

Schrader  Hermann,  carriagemaker  with  Kimball 
Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  257  Perry 

Schrader  Otto,  frescopainter,  dwl  13  Howard  Court 

Schraff  Charles,  woodcarver,  dwl  200  San  Bruno 
Road  cor  Twentveighth 

Schram  James,  dwl  i\ti  Sansom 

Schramm  Claus  H.,  (Schramm,  &  Schnahel)  dwl 
545  California 

Schramm  Hugo  F.,  stairbnilder  with  Brown  & 
Wells,  dwl  447  Stevenson 

SCHRAMM  &  SCHNABEL,  (Clans  H.Schramm 
and  Ernest  Schnahel)  billiard  saloon,  545  Cal 

Schreiber  Charles,  waiter  with  E.  A.  Engelberg, 

dwl  1  St  Mary  Place 
Schreiber  Christian,  {Schreiber,  Eohr  &    Go.  and 

Meyer.  Rohr  &  Co.)  dwl  131  O'Farrell 
Schreiber  Eveander,  musician,  dwl  830  Pacific 


THJE2  F£OFIi£S  INSUBAN^CE  CO.  a  growing  Company. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  White  Shirts. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [S]      DIRECTORY. 


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Sclneiber  Jacob,  furniture  dealer,  dwl  225  Ellis 
Scbreiber  Jacob  Jr.,  bookkeeper  with   WilBOU   & 

Dix"n.  dwl  225  Ellis 
SCHREIBER    JOHN,    City  Sample  Rooms,  NE 

cor  Third  and  Mission,  dwl  til  '1  bird 
Schreiber  Loretson,  innsician,  dwl  810  Pacific 
Schreiber    Philip,   plumber   with   James  K.   Prior, 

dwl  411  Ellis 
Schreiber  Philip  R..  plumber,  dwl  225  EIMh 
SCHREIBER,  ROHR&  C(  ).,(Christinn  Schreiber, 
Jokit  Ruhr  and  John  W.  Meynrj  furuiture  and 
beddini,',sale8roi)m  53!)  Market, manufactory  NE 
cor  Main  and  Mission 
Schreiber  Samuel,  (Schreiber  Sf  Howell  J  res  Sac- 
ramento 
Schreiber  William,  barkeeper,  dwl  ai6  Pine 
Schreiber  &  'H.o\\e\l  f  Samuel  Schreiber  and  Josiah 
HowellJ   general    ajfenta    Pacific  Mutual   Life 
Insurance  Co.,  137  Monturomery 
Scbreiner  Emil,  waiter   with   Saulmann  &  Lauen- 

etein,  dwl  108  Prospect  Place 
Schieiner  Gustave,  driver  Bavaria  Brewery,  dwl 

NE  cor  Stockton  and  Jnckson 
Scbreiner  Hubert,  musician,  dwl  Ws  Jones  nr  Lom 
Sclireppel  Theodore,  carpenter,  dwl  709  Stock,  rear 
Schriek  Lena,  (widow)  dwl  29^  Third 
Scbrieber   Christian,   coui'ectioner   with  Rothschild 

«fc  Ehrenpfort,  res  Oakland  Point 
Schriefer  John,  laborer  with  Cal.  Com.  &  M.  Co., 

dwl  cor  Pierce  and  Chestnut 
Schriefer  John  C,  (Ogle  &  S.J  dwl  1.55  Natoma 
Schriever  Claus,   clerk,   dwl  NE  cor  Folsora  and 

Twelfth 
Schrode  Rudolph,  carpenter,  dwl  1524  Dupont 
Schroder  Adrieii,  clerk  with  Henry  Schroder  &Co., 

dwl  1510  Dupont 
Schroder  A.  J.,  clerk,  240  Kearny,  dwl   4    Selina 

Place 
Schroder  August,  laborer  S.  F.  Glass  Works,  dwl 

NW  cor  Berry  and  Third 
Schroder  Brothers,    (Christian  and  John)    liquor 

saloon,  SE  cor  Second  and  Folsom 
Schroder  Carl,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Schroder  Charles  H.,  saloou,  NE  cor  Francisco  and 

Powell 
Schroder  Christian,  teamster  California  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  955  Bryant 
Schroder  Christian,  (Schroder  BrolhersJ  dwl  314 

Third 
Schroder  Henry,  clerk,  38  Occidental  Market,  dwl 

39  Minna 
Schroder  Henry,  farmer,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Schroder  Henry,  (Henry  Schroder  &  Co.)  res  Bor- 

dea.x,  France 
Schroder  Henry,  (Schroder  &  AlbrechtJ  dwl  738 

Minun 
Schroder  Henry,   (Wellbrock  <&  S.J  dwl  NE  cor 

Davis  and  Commercial 
SCHRODER  HENRY  &  CO.,  (Bernard  Bert  and 
Eugene  T/tomflxy  importers  French  wines  and 
liquors,   and  agents   Bordeaux   Board  Under- 
writers, 811  Montgomery 
Schroder  John,  clerk  with  M.  Brunings,  dwl  SW 

cor  Third  and  Mission 
Schroder  John,  (Schroder  Bros. J  dwl  W  8  Valencia 

nr  Twenty-fourth 
Schroder  John  A.,  clerk  with  George  F.  Kriete,  dwl 

SE  cor  Vallejo  and  Mason 
Schroder  John  F.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 

Drunim  and  Sacramento,  dwl  IG  Mary 
Schroder  John  H.,  clerk  with  J.  Stauier,  NW  cor 

Battery  and  Jackson 
Schroder  John  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Hyde  and  Sutter,  and  330  Vallejo 
Schroder  John  H.  W.,  clerk  with  D.  Stetfens,  dwl 

SE  cor  Folsom  and  Main 
Schroder  Louis,  liquor  saloon,  28  Sacramento 
Schroder  Louis,  (Schroder  &   MangelsJ  dwl  SW 
cor  Spear  and  Mission 


Schroder  Otto,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Schroder  Sophia,  (widow)  dwl  630  Green 
Schroder  William,  boilermaker  with  McAfee,  Spiers 

&  Co.,  dwl  421  Bu.sh 
SCHRODER  &  ALBRECHT,    (Henry   Schroder 
and   August  AlbrechtJ  manufacturing  coniec- 
tioners,  418  Clay 
Schroder  <&  Mangels,  f Louis   Schroder  and   Her- 
mann  Mangels)   boarding  and    lodging,    SW 
cor  Spear  and  Mission 
Schroeder  Adam,  boilermaker,  dwl  23  Garden 
Schroeder    Andrew,  laborer  with    George  Daum, 

dwl  cor  Borland  and  Dolores 
Schroeder  August  C,  engraver,  dwl  113  Oak 
Schroeder  Baibara,  (widow)  dwl  554  Minna 
Schroeder  Charles,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Franklin  and  McAllister 
Schroeder  John  C,  laborer  California  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  S  s  Bryant  nr  Eighth 
Schroeder  Louis  J.,  proprietor  Blue  Anchor,  7  and  9 

Washington 
Schroeder  Martin,  gardener,  dwl  435  Pine 
Schroeder  Max,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Schroeder  William,  clerk  with  Charles  Hessler,  dwl 

411  Kearny 
Schrotf  Charles,  carver,  dwl  San  Bruno  Road  nr 

Twenty-eighth 
Schrold  Hermann,  carpenter,  dwl  606  Third 
Schrom  Andrew,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Church  bet  Six- 
teenth and  Seventeenth 
Schroth  C\vAv\es,( Schrolh  &  We^terfeldJ  228  Keirny 
SCHROTH  &  W'K^TEli^KhD,  (Charles  Sckroih 
and   Louis    Wcstcrfeld)   German   bakery   and 
coffee  saloon,  228  Kearny 
Schubart  Elias,  salesman,  21  Battery,  dwl  759  Clay 
Schubert   Charles,   cigars  and  tobacco,   210   Mont- 
gomery, dwl  211  Third 
Schubert  Charles,  musician,  dwl  831 J  Pacific 
Schubert  Franz,  cook,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Schucamer  Moses,  peddler,  dwl  207  Pacific 
Schuchard  Ernst  G.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  118  Fourth 
Schuck  Agnes,  (widow)  dwl  1323  Sacramento,  rear 
Schuck  Henry,  bail-dressing  saloon,  511  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  1  Montgomery  Court 
Schuck  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Schuele  Joseph,  workman  with  Joseph  Schwarz  & 

Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Chestnut  and  Powell 
Schuemacher  Charles,  shoemaker  with  J.  D.  Young- 

claus,  dwl  407  Pacific 
Schuerg    George,    shoemaker,   dwl    N  s    Twenty- 
fourth  nr  Harrison 
Schuetze  Edward,  liquors,  814  Kearny,  dwl  824  Pac 
Schuetze  William  T.,  Railroad  Hotel,  SE  cor  Polk 

and  Austin 
Schuh  Peter,  physician,  office  and  dwl  410  Kearny 
Schubert  William,    shoemaker    with    Williams    & 

Sons,  dwl  625  Vallejo 
Schuhmann  Semi,  clerk,  210  Busli,  dwl  10  Quincy 
Schuite  Joseph,  doormaker  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe, 

dwl  425  Fourth 
SCHULDT  HERMANN,    groceries   and  liquors, 

NW  cor  Third  and  Harrison 
Schuldt  William,  expressman,  dwl  815  Union 
Schuler  August,  packer  Golden  Gate  Mills,  43  First 
Sehulk  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
HchuWien  J.,  f  J.  Schulken  i!^  Co. J  dw[  SE  cor  Mc- 
Allister and  Oetavia 
Schulken  J.  &   Co.,  (W.  SorensonJ  groceries  and 

liquors,  SE  cor  McAllister  and  Oclavia 
SchuU  Henry,  barkeeper,  dwl  416  Post,  rear 
SchuU  Valentine,  baker,  dwl  18  Langton 
Scbulpius  Charles,  tinsmith,  dwl  86  Everett 
Schuite  Frederick  W.,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Davis 

and  Clark,  dwl  1120  Pacific 
Schuite   Gustavus,   professor  languages,  dwl   1214 

Folsom 
Schuite  Henry,  laborer  Albany   Brewery,  dwl  73 

Everett 
Schuite  John,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [S]      DIRKCTORY 


Scliiiitu  Jo!in  H.,  cipir  manufacturer,  N  b  Brannan 

bet  Fii>t  aiirl  Sefoiid 
Scliulte  .John  W..    (O^incr  &    Go.)   dvvl   NE   cor 

Fo'som  iiiid  Steuart, 
Scliulie'i'lieiidore.  iniikinan,  dwl  We  Valencia  bet 

Filieeiitli  and  Sixteent.li 
Scbniiheis  Henry,  Ki'Ofei'iea  and  liquors,  SW   cor 

Fii'Ht  and  L'leuieiitiiia 
Si-liulilieis   Peier,  hOa|iniaker  with  J.  II.  C.  Port- 

niaiin,  dwl  E  8  Cliannel  nr  Si.\teentli 
Schiiliins  Cliaiies,  tinauiitU   with  Heury   G.  Fiske, 

8J!)  Market 
Sclmli/.  A..  ileik,d\vl  Coso  House 
Scliultz  Anna,  (widow)  groceries  and  liquors,  SW 

cor  Davis  and  Cinnniurcial 
Sclinliz  Annie,  (widow)   tlwl  9lo  Vallejo,  rear 
Scluiliz  August,  sliipcarpeuter,  dwl  Ws  Illinois  nr 

Nap  1 
Scliiiliz   Ciiailes,    conductor    orcbestra    California 

'I'lieater,  dwl  417  IJusli 
Sclinlt/.  Charles,  WDodluiner,  dvvl  17  Welsh 
Sclinliz    E.,  en;,'raver   with   Dewey    &   Co.,   dwl 

Swiss  Hotel 
Scliuliz  Edwiii-d,  confectioner  with   Charles  Bor- 

cliard,  dwl  V'allejo  Place  bet  V'allejoand  Broad- 
way 
Sclinliz'Einile,  tailor,  dwl  20  Lafayette  Place 
Stbuliz   Ernest  A.,  diistiller  with  Cal.  Com.  &.  M. 

Co.,  dwl  .Scott  nr  Gieenwich 
Schuliz,    Fibtlitr    &.    Molii-is;,    (William   Schiiltz, 

Emile  A.  Fixchcr  aiiri  Chnstopher  F.  MuhrigJ 

inauufactuiers  silverware,  10  Stevenson 
Schuliz  Fred,  tailor,  504  Com,  dwl  118  Kearny 
.Schultz  Fiederick.cook  Buss  House 
Schultz  Frederick,  physician,  office  and   dwl   114 

Kearny 
Schuliz  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  21  DeBoom 
Schultz  Frederick  J.,  distiller  with  Cal.  Com.  &  M. 

Co.,  dwl  Scott,  nr  Greenwich 
Schuliz  George,  (Schuliz  6f  Von  Bargcn)  dwl  119 

Powell 
Schultz  George  M.,  porter,  dwl  cor  Vermont  and 

Nevada 
Schuliz  Henry,  baker,  NWcor  Mason  and  Union 
Schultz  Heury,  baker    with    Henry   Schultz,  dwl 

NW  cor  iVla^on  and  Union 
Scliultz  Henry  E.,  tailor  with  J.  L.  Brooks,  dwl  20 

La'ayette  Place 
Schnltz  liernian,  bciokkeeper  Odd  Fellows'  Savings 

Bank,  dwl  543  Tehama 
Schuliz  .Jacob,  miner,  dwl  Pine  nr  Buchauaa 
Schultz  John,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
.Schultz  .fohn,  shoeiniiker.  dwl  73  Minna 
Schultz  Louis,  ))reBident  CjI.  Com.  &.  AL  Co.,  office 

411  Washington,  dwl  cor  Filbert  and  Scott 
Schult/;  Martha  iMrs.,  actress,  dwl  'iif>{  Bush 
Scliu'tz    Michael,  porter   with   Sanderson  &  Horn, 

dwl  E   8    Vermont    nr    Twenty-second 
Sihnltz  Oito,  waiter,  337  Bush 
Schultz  Philip,  hairdresser,  928  Market 
Schu  tz   Sauiuel,  waiter,   dwl   NE  cor  Front  and 

Sacrimento 
Schultz  WaldeniarR.,  salesman  with  M.  UUmann  &. 

Co.,  dwl  ",'37  Seventh 
Schuliz  William,  barkeeper  with    Frederick  Gros- 

baner,  dwl  SE  cor  Davis  and  Pacilic 
Schuliz  \Villiam,  ( SckuUz,  Fischer  &  Mohrigj  dwl 

tJlO  Howard 
Schultz  William  A.,  salesman  with  Schultz  ft.  Von 

Bargen.dwl  124  Morton 
SCHULTZ  &  VON  BARGEN,  (George  Schuliz 

mill  Henry  Von  B'irgenj  wholesale  wiues  and 

liquors,  SE  cor  California  and  Front 
Schultz. — See  Sliullz 

Schultze  C,  merchant,  dwl  122  Leidesdorff 
Schultze  Charles,  blacksmith  with  Daniel  J.  Shields, 

dwl  417  Dupont 
Schultze  LoLiis,   barkeeper  with  John   Grosbauer, 

SE  cor  Front  and  Broadway 


Schultze  Richard,  dwl  320  Folsom 
Schultze  William,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 

Schulz ,  l)rol<er,  dwl  502  Hush 

Sehiilz  August,  barkeeper,  II  Post,  dwl  7.59  Folsom 
Schulz  Claus,  laborer  with  Cal.  Com.  <fe    M.  Co., 

dwl  cor  Pierce  and  Chestimt 
Schulz  Frederiik,  cook,  dwl  New,  Atlantic  Hotel 
Schulz  George  T..baker,dwl  Es  Mission  nr  Fifteenth 
Schulz  .John,  baker,  dwl  NWc(n'  Sac  and  Stockton 
Schulz  William,  wagonmaker,  dwl  4()U Minna 
Schulz  William   F.,  butcher  with  George  J,  Haxe, 

dwl  cor  Spring  and  Summer 
.Schulzberg  Peter  E.,  tailoi-,  dwl  15  John 
Schuize  Adolf,  waiter  with  Saulmann  &,  Laneustein, 

dwl  108  Prosjject  Place 
Schuize   Charles   F.,  bookkeeper  New  York   Life 

Insurance  Co.,  dwl  210  Powell 
Schuize   Louis,  (Schuize  &  Seller j  SW  cor  Bush 

and  Kearny 
Schuize  &.  'S^\\iiT,( Louis  Schuize  and.  Leopold  Nel- 

lerj  Germania  beer  and  billiard  saloon,  SW  cor 

Bush  and  Kearny 
Sehuinaclier  Albert,  driver  with  Marden  &  Myrick, 

dwl  W  8  August  Alley  m-  Union 
.Schuuiacher  AuLrust,  cook,  dwl  <)9  Everett 
SCHU.\1ACHEK  CATHAUIXE.(wi(low)importer 

leather  and  8lioelindings,r)34  Ciay,dwl  1 1  l:iCliy 
Schumacher  Charles,  laundry,  dwl  SW  cor  Mont- 
gomery ami  Pacific 
Schumacher  Christian,  cigarmaker,  dwl  40  Steuart 
Schumacher  Cuius  H.,  clerk  with  Richard  H.  Paid, 

SE  cor  Dupont  and  Geary 
Schumaclier  Diedricli,  porter  with  John  Van  Bergen 

&  Co.,  dwl  SE  cor  Batteiy  and  Filbert 
Schumacher  Elise,  French  dress  and  cloakraaker, 

332  Sutter 
SCHUMACHER    FREDERICK,    Two  Brothers 

Saloon,  44  Steuart,  dwl  53  Minna 
.Schumacher  Henry,  cook  with  A.  A.  Jennings 
Schumacher  John,  laborer  with  Martin,  Mangels  & 

Co.,  dwl  SE  cor  Lombard  and  Taylor 
Schumacher  .lolin,  pioprietor  Park  Hotel.  22  Turk 
SCHUMACHER  LEWIS,   agent  Michael   Reese, 

and  agent  Amarlor  Mining  Co.,  oliice  410  Mont- 
gomery, ilwl  NW  cor  Devisadero  and  McAllister 
Schumacher  P.,  dwl  102  Montgomery  Block 
Schumaker   Henry,    laborer    Pacific  Rolling  Mills, 

dwl  N  8  Gilniore  nr  Kentucky 
Schuuiiiker  Richard,  ( SUumalccr  &    Trimpf)  dwl 

Sli  cor  Filliert  and  Battery 
SCHU.MAKER  &  TRIMPF,  (Richard  Schumaker 

Olid  Ferdinand.  Trimpf  J  liquor  saloon,  SE  cor 

Filbert  and  Battery 
Schninan  Charles,  gardener  Woodward's  Garden 
Schuman    Frederick,  cabinetmaker  with  George  B. 

May  &  Co.,  dwl  Chira  Lane 
Schuiiian    Frederick,  restaurant,    junction   Market 

and  Sacramento,  dwl  SE  cor  Druuim  an<i  Sac 
S;-huraan  Henry,  cooper,  dwl  N  s  Heron  nr  Eighth 
Schuman   William,   groceries  and  liquois,  NW  cor 

Folsom  and  Seventh 
Schumann  F.  H.  Mrs.,  dwl  522  Stockton 
Schumann  Hein-y,  musician,  dwl  802  Stockton 
Schumann  Louis,   meerschaum  pipe  manufacturer, 

3U   Kearny 
Schiunann  Otto,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Schumann  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Schuueman  Heury,  ( H.  Nolle  &  Co.)  dwl  29  Sixth 
Schunemann  Edward,  cabinetmaker,  510  Pine 
Schuiiemann   George,   butcher  with  William  Nagel, 

dwl  702  Bush 
Schunemann  George,  clerk  with  H.  Schwartz,  dwl 

728  Folsom 
Scbunhotf  Benjamin  H.,  salesman,   108  Bush,   dwl 

820  Pacific 
Scbunhoff  Bernhardt   F.,   druggist   with    Alers  & 

Lehmknhl,  722 .Montgomery 
Schunhotf  Julius,   tinsmith   with  Tay,   Brooks    de. 

Backus, dwl  820  Pacific 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [S]      DIHECTORY 


581 


Selniphiifli   Jacob,  driver    Masoirs    Brewery,  dwl 

1 8>J  Powell 
Scliu[ipert  Miisfdalena,  (widow)  California  Brewery 

Siilooii,  NE  cor  Stoc-liton  iind  Jackson 
Sciiurr  Edward,  cook.  (iSSPacilic 
Schns^ler  Adolpii,(' lF(tA^  tfc  Sj  dwl  SE  cor  Hyde 

Hnij  Pacilic 
Scluifs-lei-  Clirisliau,  liatter  witli  F.  Cranert,  dwl 

(WS  Vallejo 
Sclnissler   Herman,   en},'ineer  S.  V.  Water  Works, 

dwl  244  Taylor 
Srliiicfiler  Louis,  hutclier  with  Frederick  Katz,  dwl 

Kroadwav  bet  Kearnv  and  Dnpont 
Sc!uis>ler  Miiiiael./'iVA  ».v.v7(t  d;  U/werJ  dwl  108  Tmk 
Sclinssler  &    Ulmer,    ( Mickocl    Scliuxslcr  &   Elik 

Uhner )  dravmeii,  'Jl  {{jitterv 
SCHUSrElt    BUOTHEUS.   fjolm  and    JosepliJ 

stoves  nnd  tinwaie,  lO-'Keaiuy 
Scliuster  John,  f  Srhusler  Brot/teisJ  dwl   43'J  Bush 
.Sclins^ter  Joseph  S.,     fSchunier  Brotlicrs)    dwl   7 

William 
Schuster  William,  barkeeper  with   August  Bieden- 

bacli,  dwl  G.5S  Mission 
Schnie  .Inhn,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Soliult  Ilciurifli,  manner,  dwl  39  l'aci(ic 
Schuit  Henrv,  drayman  with  Taylor  &.  Bendel,dwl 

SW  cor  Si.xtli  and  Harrison 
SCllUTT  HENRY  W.,  ijroceries  and  liquors,  SE 

cor  Twenty-fourth  and  Ahibama 
Sclmtie  Frederick,  clerk  with  Henry  W.   Meyer, 

•M)  Steuart 
Sclinttler  Julius,  wnifev,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Scliuiis  HeiU'v,  laborer,  dwl  Berry  nr  Dnpont 
Schiivl  Heni'y,   niiliirdnch.  University   Mound    nr 

Henry 
Schuyler   Peter,   tanner,  dwl  Prospect  Avenue  nr 

Ciiluuibia 
Schuvler  Tiioinas  J.,  porter,  IIG  Montgomery,  dwl 

]■  11)  Third 
Schuz  William,  ciibinetmaker  with   Field  &  Frei, 

dwl  cor  Spear  iin<i  Mission 
S;!liwal>  — ,  dwl  737  Howard 
Schwab  Frederick,  niarUet.  NW  cor  Folsom   and 

Twenty-second,  dwl  NE   cor  Twenty-second 

and  Howard 
Scl  wa'>  Israel.  (Schwah  <fc  Knhn)  res  New  York 
SciiWfil)  Josepli,  salesman  with  Snow  &  lioos 
Schwab  &    Knhn,    {Israel    Sc/urad   find    Solomon 

Kiihii)  importers  tobacco  and  pipes,  3i5Sac 
Schwaliacher  Ahiam,  fSclt.ralunher  Bros.,    tVtilla 

ir«/A/y  office  II  Battery,  dwl  1119  Geary 
Schwabe  Hu;j:o,  clerk  with  Levisou  Bros.,  dvvl  1123 

Stockton 
Scbw.  lui  Lena  l\Ir8,  dressmaker,  709  Stockton 
Scluvaic  John,  butcher  with   Frank  J.  Boiler,  dwl 

1230  Dnpont. 
Schwa' k  William,  workman   Cal.  Su.!,'ar  Refinery, 

SW  cor  Biannan  and  Eighth 
Schwarting  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Scliw.iri/,  ^  Bernard,      hairdresser      with      Simon 

Schwartz,  dwl  419  Fourth 
Schwartz  Charles,  dwl  1014  Washington 
Schwartz  Clans,  (Schwartz  &  HitstngJ  dwl  SE  cor 

Mi^sion  and  Eigiiteenth 
Schwartz  David,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Va- 

leiiria  and  Twenty  fourth 
Schwartz  George,  bookkeeper,   G07  Com,    dwl  230 

O'Karrell 
Schwartz  Henrv,  cigars  and  tobacco.  133  Mont,  329 

M..ut  and  (ior  Cmn,  dwl  2-'5  Bush 
SCHWA  liTZ  HEXRV,  groceries  and  liquors,  340 

Third,  clwl  72S  Folsom 
Schw.-iriz  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  Fifteenth   bet  Guer- 
rero ami  Valencia 
Schwartz  Hyniiin,  teacher,  dwl  271  Clara 
Schwait/.  Kautfmaii,  peddler,  dwl  W   s   Main  bet 

Market  and  Mission 
Schwaiiz  Lazarus,  drygoods,  624   I^Iarket,  dwl  810 

V'rtliejo 


Schwartz  L.  Emanuel,  jeweler,  dwl  1101  Stockton 
Schwartz  Louis,  clerk,  133  Monl,  dwl  22;")  Bush 
Schwartz  Michael,  brewer  with  Wariiienmacl.tr  &, 

Kronenberg,  dwl  Ii23  lirannan 
Schwartz  Mitchell,  (Pcixer  &  S  J  dwl  220  Jessie 
Schwartz  Nicholas,  corenmker  Rlsdoii  Iron   Works, 

dwl  NE  cor  First  atid  Bryant 
Schwartz  Nicholas,  leitmster,"dwl  122  Po.^t 
Schwartz  I'hilip.  clerk,  329  Mont,  dwl   319  Taylor 
Siliwartz  Simon,  hairdresser,  419  Fourth 
Schwartz  William,  cigarmaker.  dwl  lb  Mary 
Schwartz  &  H using,  ^C'/(7».s   Srlnrmi:   and  R/itliy 

Hiixing'J  liquor  saloon,   SW  cor  Mmket  a..d 

East,  and  SK  cor  Miseion  and  Eighteenth 
Schwartzmaier  Clui'les  M., messenger  Hd.Qrs  Dept. 

Cal.,  dwl  Point  San  ,(ose 
Schwarz  August,  brewer  Bavaria  Brewery,  dwl  620 

\'allejo 
Schwarz  H.,  dvvl  909  Kearny 
Schw.irz    Henry,   barkeeper,  417  Front,    dwl    214 

Minna 
Schwarz  Joseph  A.,  brewer,  NE  cor  Powell  and 

Chestnut,  dwl  434  Chestnut, 
Schwarze  Herman,  piesitlent  S,  F.  Stock  Brewery, 

dwl  42ti  Chestnut 
Schwaizschild    Eiiward,  bookkeeper,  120  Sansom, 

dwl  1201  Sutttr 
Schwarzschild  Ferdinand,  with  J.  Seligm^m  &.  Co., 

and  mining  secretary,  412  Cal,  dwl  511  Filhert 
Schwarzschild    Louis,   ( Fcigenbanm    <Sc    Co. J    dwl 

1204  Sutter 
Schweers  Heint  icb,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
S>;hwegerle  J.  &  Co.,   (Edward  Young)  hay  and 

grain.  549  Fourth 
Schwegerle  John,  (J.  Schtcegerle  4"  GoJ  ^wl  549 

Fourth 
Schweigler  Theodore,  frescopainter,  dwl  1 1  Garden 
Siliwc-iide  Louis,  tailor,  14  Ed<ly 
Schweis  Philip,  woodsawyer,  dwl  512  Bush,  retir 
Schweitzer  Bernard,   (Schweitzer,    Sachs  Jp   Co.) 

dwl  1117  Post 
Schweitzer  Ernest,  waiter  Brooklyn  Hotel 
SCHWEITZER  J,  &  CO.,  (L.  B/nm,  I.  Levy  and 

(t.  Mayer)  wholesale  and    letail   butche.s,   16, 

18  and  2J  Clay  St.  Market 
Schweitzer  Jacob,  (',/.  Schwcdzer  4"  Co.)  dwl  848 

O'Farrtll 
Schweitzer  J<din,  salesman   Philadelphia  Breweiy. 

dwl  23li  Second 
Schweitzer  Morris,  clerk.  25  B-ittery,  dwl  1117  Post 
SCHWEITZER,  SACHS  &  V,o.(  Bernard  Schweitz- 
er, Bippmiiii  Sachs  and  Loiiin  Sliefel )  import- 
ers and  j'jbb-rs  fancy  goods,  25  ami  27  Battery 
Schwendell. Joseph,  nnisician,  dwl  324  Union 
Schwerdt  Brothers,  i  Jacob   and  (Jonrad)  cabinet 

makers,  1 14  Turk 
Schwerdt  Conrad ,.^iSf//fre/'///  Brothers)  dwl  14  Tin  k 
Schwerdt  Jacob,  (Schwerdt  Brothers)  dwl  14  Turk 
Schwerdt  Peter,  bootmaker  with  George  Ulil,  dwl 

1 12  Turk 
Schwerdt  Philip,  boots  and  Bhoea,  22  Sixth,  dwl  925 

Market 
Schwerin  Auirnst,  real  estiite,  dwl  32  Sixth 
Schwerin    Edward,    cigar   manul'actnrer,  dwl  N  8 

Twenty-fourth  bet  Folsom  and  Hairison 
Schwerin  Henry,  milkranch,  Visitacion  Valley  bet 

San  Jos'  andSm  Bruno  Roads 
Schwicardi  William,  (Schwicardi   JJ"    Winter)  dwl 

SE  cor  Geary  and  Lavkin 
Schwicardi    &  \\"\\\\eT,  (William   Schwicardi  and 

Max  Winter)   carpenters  and   cabinetmakers, 

SW  cor  Geary  and  Leavenworth 
Schwieiiiis;  Emil.  confectionery,  325  Fourth 
Schwiiid  Heiny,  tailor  with  C.F.   Wehn,  dwl  910 

Washington 
Schwob  Adidph,  real  estate  agent,  oftice  502  Mont, 

dwl  215  Perry 
Schwols  John  I,,  V  Wales  &  S.)  dwl  9  Taylor 
Schworer  Mary  Madame,  clairvoj-ant,  dwl  852  Wash 


JONES,  rcriiliMAN  &  CO.,  118  Sansom  Street,  MiUlnery  Goods. 


KEDIUQTON    HOSTETTEB  &  CO.,  Importers  Choice  Fancy  Goods,  Perfumery,  etc.,  etc. 


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Schworm  Michael,  hairdres8ing,738  Pacific.dwl  1014 

Stockton 
Scia'-oRhy  Clmrleg,  d^vl  .5-29  Pine 
SCIENTIFIC  PRESS.(vreekly)Dewey<t  Co.  pub- 
lisher'*, office  414  Clay 
Scipion  Edward,  confectioner,  228  Kearny 
Scizer  Patrick,  laborer  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  29 

First 
Scofield  DemetiinsG.,  bookkeeper,  113   Front,  dwl 

Lick  House 
Scofield  Richard,  (colored)  porter,  dwl  1102  Wasb- 

iuKton 
Scoleg  Robert,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

136Natoma 
SCOLLAY  WILLIAM    A.,    liquor    saloon,    1522 

Stockton 
Scootfy  Peter  M.,  oysters  and  green  turtle,    1429 

Taylor 
Scotc'.iler  John  J.,  bookkeeper  with  Wooster  &  Shat- 

tnck.res  Oakland 
SCOTCHLER  JOSEPH  B.,  president  Merchants' 

Mutual  M  iriue  Ins.  Co.,   otHce   406  California, 

res  cor  Adeline  and  Twelfth,  Oakland 
Scotland   Thomas,    carpenter   H.  C.  League,    128 

Kearnv 
Scott  Abel'F.. /'.9co«  Sr  Co.;  dwl  fill  Folsom 
Scott  Adelia,  (colored)  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  624 

Third 
Scott  Albert  W.,  (C.  L.  Place  <fc  Co.;dwl  19  Rincon 

Place 
Scott  Arabella  E.  Mrs.,   (colored)  furnished  rooms, 

916  Pacific 
Scott  Arthur  M.,  clerk,  124  Kearny,  dwl  325^  Bush 
Scott  B.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Scott  Charles  E.,  collector  with  Dam  &.  Blanchard, 

dwl  606  Sutter 
Scott  Christopher,  ironer  La  Grande  Laundry,  dwl 

B  Thirteenth  nr  Folsom 
Scott  David,  laborer  P.  M.S.  S.  Japan 
SCOTT  EDMUND,  real  e.^taie  agent,  office  NW 

cor  Montgomery  and  Com,  dwl  1815  Stockton 
Scott  Edward,  rigger,  dwl  230  Folsom 
Scott  Edwin  G.,  carpenter  with  G.  A.  Lockbart, 

dwl  W  8  Howard  nr  Twenty-tirst 
Scott  Eliza,  (colored,  widow)  dwl  1606  Powell 
Scott  Elizabeth  Sirs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  256  Thiid 
Scott  Elizabeth,   milliner   with   Mrs.  A.  Coughlan, 

dwl  121  Powell 
Scott  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  E  s  Fell  bet  Octavia  and 

Lagaua 
Scott  Ethan  A.,  clerk  with  Bellingbam  Bay  Coal 

Co.,  dwl  2308  Harrison 
Scott  Francis,  painter,  216  Sansom 
Scott  George,  bookkeeper  with  Conroy  <t  O'Connor, 

dwl  17  Stanly  Place 
Scott  George,  engineer  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  Ptmr  Yo- 

semile,  dwl  S  s  Filhert  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Scott  George,  market,  SW  cor  Natoma  and  Russ 
Scott  George,  stevedore,  dwl  5J2  Howard 
Scott  George,  CScoU&  Kane)  326  Montgomery 
Scott  George  M..  salesman  with  Conroy  &  O'Con- 
nor, dwl  47  South  Park 
Scott  Grace,  (widowi  dwl  517  Greenwich 
Scott  Gustav  A.,  teacher  music,  dwl  905  Market 
Scott  Hamlet  H.,  milk,  SW  cor  Steuaitand  Folsom, 

dwl  19  Rincon  Place 
Scott  Henry  T.,  clerk  with  H.  J.  Booth  &  Co.,  dwl 

606  Folsom 
Scott   Hiram  H.,  salennan  with  Hobart,  Wood  & 

Co.,  dwl  411  Powell 
Scott  Hugh,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Scott  Irving  M.,  i H.  J.  Booth  &  Co.)  dwl  NW  cor 

Second  and  Folsom 
Scott  Jacob,   expresswagon,  Davis  bet  Pacific  and 

Chamber,  dwl  SW  cor  Pacific  and  Fillmore 
Scott  James,  boilermaker,  dwl  145  Beale 
SCOTT    JAMES,    proprietor    Broadway   Bonded 

Warehouse,   cor  Vallejo   and  Front,  dwl  706 

California 


Scott  James,  sale.»man,  7  Montgomery,  dwl  E  a  IjE- 
guiia  bet  Hickory  and  Oak 

Scott  James  S.,  produce  broker,  314  Washington, 
dwl  421  Fourth 

Scott  James  W.,  printer,  dwl  221  Tehama 

Scott  Jehu,  carpenter,  dwl  Powell  Avenue  nr  Cali- 
fornia Avenue,  Bernal  Hights 

Scott  John,  assayer,  423  Mission,  dwl  1017  Clay 

Scott  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  SE  cor  Mississippi  and 
Mariposa 

Scott  John,  canvasser  with  H.  H.  Key  «fe  Co. ,  dwl 
1000  Stockton 

Scott  John,  expressman,  dwl  S  s  Pa^-ific  bet  Fill- 
more and  Steiner 

SCOTT  JOHN,  physician,  office  and  dwl  607  Fol 

Scott  John  H.,  (colored)  janitor  S.  F.  Stock  Ex- 
change Board,  dwl  9li  Washinifton 

Scott  John  D.,  physician,  dwl  11425  Market 

Scott  John  S.,  ffeneral  atjent  Universal  Life  Insur- 
ance Co..  office  3(16  Mont,  res  Brooklyn 

Scott  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  352  Jessie,  rear 

Scott  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  413  Mason 

Scott  Maria  E.,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Bryant  bet  White 
Place  and  Eighth 

Scott  Marion,  teacher,  dwl  NWcor  Twenty-second 
and  Mission 

Scott  Marshall  p].,  siwyer  with  Richardson,  Dell  & 
Co.,  res  Oakland 

Scott  Matthew,  examiner,  U.  S.  Appraiser  Store, 
dwl  Russ  House 

Scott  McCiirty,  asnhaltnm  roofer  with  Conlin  in 
Roberts,  dwl  7-J9  Mission 

Scott  M.  M.,  vice-principal  Shotwell  St.  Grammar 
School,  dwl  cor  Mission  and  Twenty-second 

Scott  Napoleon  B.,  (Burroughs  &  S.)  dwl  17  Pow 

Scott  Richard,  civil  engineer,  dwl  331  Montgomery 

SCOTl'  ROBERT  C,  wines  and  liquors,  213  Bat- 
tery, dwl  NW  cor  Jones  and  Jackson 

Scott  Robert  P.,  clerk  with  Green  &  Searle,  dwl  S  s 
Union  nr  Stockton 

Scott  Roswell,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  S  s  Sutter  bet 
Broderick  and  Devisadero 

Scott  Samuel,  laborer,  dwl  1057  Mission 

Scott  S.  M.,  assistant  bookeeper  with  Marsh,  Pils- 
bury  &  Co.,  dwl  745  Harrison 

Scott  Thomas,  machinist  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  M 
bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 

Scott  Thomas,  marblepolisher  with  James  F.  Shar- 
key, dwl  452  Clementina 

Scott  Thomas  W.,  bond  clerk  Custom  House,  dwl 
61 1   Folsom 

Scott  Timothy  F.,  drayman,  38  Market,  dwl  403 
Folsom 

Scott  Walter,  fireman  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  stm  Yo- 
semite 

Scott  William,  bookkeeper  with  George  Morrow, 
dwl  415  Broadway 

Scott  William,  farmer,  dwl  W  s  Har  nr  Twentieth 

Scott  William,  hostler  Maiket  St.  R.  R. 

Scott  William,  laborer,  dwl  418  Grove,  rear 

Scott  William,  machinist,  dwl  610  Third 

Scott  William,  seaman,  dwl  N  8  Greenwich  bet 
Sansom  and  Montgomery 

SCOTT  WILLIAM  A.  REV.,  pastor  St.  John's 
Presbyterian  Church,  dwl  .521  Post 

Scott  William  A.  Jr.,  paying  teller  First  National 
Gold  Bank,  dwl  427  Geary 

Scott  William  G.,  niachinehand  with  D.  A.  Mac- 
dona  Id  &  Co.,  dwl  227  Second 

Scott  William  P.,  ex-secretary  Board  of  Health, 
dwl  .533    Union 

Scott  William  S.,  (colored)  trader,  dwl  19  Scott 
Place 

Scott  William  T.,  messenger  Merchants'  Ex- 
change, dwl  517  Greenwich 

Scott  &.  Co.,  ( Abel  F.  Scoil  and  Lewis  C.  Hunter) 
shipping  masters,  899  Front 

Scott  <t  Kane,  (George  Scott  and  Rtifus  Kane) 
masons  and  builders,  office  326  Montgomery 


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Scotti    Antoni,    (Tobias    <&    Co. J    Grand    Central 

Market 
SCOTTISH  COMMERCIAL  INSURANCE  CO., 

(Glasgow,  fire  and    life)  Macfarlane,  Blair  & 

Co.,  KKents,  30ii  California 
Scou  Nelson,  stevedore,  dwl  313  Beale 
Scouler   James,    pliotograpliic  apparatus  maker,  1 

Morton,  dwl  S3()  Vallejo 
SCOVERN  JAMES  G.,  liverystable,   739  Market 

dwl  737  Market 
Scoville  Nicliolas,  miner,  dwl  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Scoville  William  A.,  machinist  iEtna  Iron  Works, 

dwl  103  First 
Scram  Charles  W.,  liquor  saloon,  cor  Sixth  Avenue 

and  Railroad  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
Scranton  Cliavles  E.,  (Scninton&  Gibbsj  dwl  NW 

cor  Second  and  Howard 
Scranton  E.  S.,  peddler,  dwl  Adams  House 
Scranton   &  Gibbs.    /'Charles    E.    Scranton    and 

Charlex  E.   GibbsJ  importers  and  commission 

merchants,  318  Front 
Scripture  Henry  D.,  (Scripture   ^  Bugbeej   dwl 

Occidental  Hotel 
SCRIPTURE  &  BUGBEE,  ( Henry  B.  Scripture 

and  John   S.   Bug-bee  J  attorneys  at  law,  office 

224  S;\nsom  cor  California 
Scriffiu  William,  laburer,  dwl  Miller  Place 
Scrivener  Arthur,  accountant  London  &.  S.  F.  Bank, 

dwl  810  Leavenworth 
SCUDDER  FRANK  V.,  notary    public,    convey- 
ancer and  commissioner  of  deeds,   611    Mont- 
gomery, dwl  W  a  Shotwell  bet  Fifteenth  and 

Sixteenth 
Scudder  Henry  M.  Rev.,  pastor  Howard  Presby- 
terian Church,  dwl  1  Vernon  PI, ice 
Scullay  Jeremiah,  groceries  and  liquors,  S  s  Filbert 

bet  Sansom  and  Montgomery 
Scullay  Jeremiah,  stonecutter,  dwl  Filbert  bet  San- 
som and  Montgomery 
Scullay  John,  coalpasser  P.  M.  S.  S.  China 
Scullin  Margaret,  furnished  rooms,  I'J  Harlan  Place 
Scully  John,  peddler,  dwl  S  s  Hayes  bet  Larkin  and 

Polk 
Scully  John,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel,  dwl  411  Post 
Scully  John  Edward,  barkeeper  with  F.  Merrill, 

dwl  1  Ewer  Place 
Scully  Nora,  ladies'  hairdresser  with   Felix  Pyat, 

dwl  1  Ewer  Place 
Scully  Patrick,  driver  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  Lyon  nr 

Post 
Scully  Patrick,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  1139  Harrison 
Scully  Peter,  porter,  316  Sacramento,  dwl  Ns  Green 

bet  Leavenworth  and  Hyde 
Scully  Timothy,  Fulton  Livery  Stable,  246  Third 
Seaberg  Louis,  mariner,  dwl  NWcor  Drumm  and 

Jackson 
Seaborn  John  T.,  turner  with  Thomas  Seaborn,  dwl 

N  s  Broadway  nr  Franklin 
Seaborn  Thomas,   wood  and   ivory  turner,  SE  cor 

Fremont  and  Mission,   dwl  Ns   Broadway  nr 

Franklin 
Seabury  Alfred  M.,   sawraaker  with    Pacific  Saw 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  S  s  Alta  nr  Mont 
Seabury  Forrest  S.,  salesman  with  Charles  G.Emery 

Sc  Co.,  dwl  W  8  Second  nr  Mission 
Seadeis  Charles,  book.staud,  SVV  cor  Davis  and  Pac- 
ific, dwl  SVV  cor  Dnpont  and  Broadway 
Seagrave  F^dward  F.,  (Seagrave  &  Graham)  dwl 

'414  Shotwell 
Seagrave  &  Graham,  (Edward  F.  Seagrave,  John 
Graham  and  James  Graham)  market,  SW  cor 

Howard  and  Nineteenth 
Seagrave   Samuel,    engineer,    dwl  cor  Vallejo  and 

Battery 
Seale  John,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Seale  Joseph,  contractor,  dwl  W  s  Tennessee  nr 

Sol  mo 
Seale  Joseph,  wood  and  coal,  1414  Pine 


Sealy  Charles,  cooperage,  N  s  Mission  nr  Steuart, 

dwl  1425  Fourth 
Seaman  Edward  H. ,  clerk,  dwl  1419  Washington 
Seaman   Frank,   seaman  North   Pac.   Trans.    Co's 

S.S.  Moses  Taylor 
Seaman  George,  bootmaker  with  I.  M.  Wentworth 

&  Co.,  dwl  Hayes  nr  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Seaman  John,  driver  with  Koster  &  Hesse,  dwl  326 

Clementina 
Seaman  Lewis,  polisher,  dwl  604  Minna 
Seaman  Limy,  butcher  Grand  Central  Market,  dwl 

466  Jessie 
Seaman   Victor,   freight  clerk  with  Contra   Costa 

Steam  Nav.  Co.,  dwl  cor  Lombard  and  Powell 
Seamans  James  M.,   watchmaker  with  Job  M.  Sea- 
mans  &  Co.,  dwl  716  Broadway 
SEAMANS  JOB  M.  &  CO.,    manufacturing  jew- 
elers and  euamelers,  631  Wash,  dwl716Bdwy 
Seamans   Palmer  L.,   clerk   with  Job  M.  Seamans 

&  Co.,  dwl  716  Broadway 
Seap  Joseph,  tanner  with  JohnF.  King,  dwl  Twen- 
ty-second  nr  Folsom 
SEARBY  WILLIAM  M.,  pharmaceutical  chemist, 

NE  cor  Folsom  and  Fifth,  dwl  238^  Fifth 
Searing  Hannah,  (widow)  dwl  752  Harrison 
Searing  Henry  L.,  bookkeeper  with  Timothy  Ells- 
worth, dwl  1328  Broadway 
Searing  Thomas  T.,  carpenter  California  Mills,  dwl 

22  Tehama 
Searle  Alviu  C,  attorney  at  law,  office  room  5,  728 

Montgomery,  dwl  67  Natoma 
Searle  John,  (Green  &  S.J  dwl  Ns  McAllister  bet 

Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Searle  William,  collector,  dwl  31  Moss 
Searles  George,  paperbanger  with  Robert  Coulson, 

dwl  Dora  nr  Harrison 
Searles  James  W.,  salesman  with  Robert  J.  Betge, 

dwl  204  Montgomery 
Sears  Benjamin  W.,  photographer  with   Howland 

«fc  Co.,  dwl  19  Tehama 
Sears  Charles  A.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

518  Mission 
Sears  Charles  L.,  photographic  printerwith  Howland 

&  Co.,  dwl  535  Mission 
Sears  Charles  W.,  carpenter  with   Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  44  Tehama 
Sears  Frederick,  carpenter,  W  8  Webster  bet  Ellis 

and  O'Farrell 
Sears  Henry.  calker,dwl  E  s  Grant  Place  nr  Folsom 
Sears  James,  laborer,  dwl  .532  Commercial 
Sears  John  F. ,  clerk,  dwl  531  Commercial 
Sears  M.  Miss,  principal  San  Bruno  School,  dwl  921 

Howard 
Sears  Martin,  ironer  La  Grande  Laundry,  dwl  Ee 

Thirteenth  nr  Folsom 
Sears  Michael  G.,  blacksmith,  dwl  213  Tehama 
Sears  Ohadiah  B.,  seaman,  dwl  316  Jessie 
Sears  William  H.,(Hoi/t  &  S.yattorney  at  law, office 

302  Mont,  dwl  cor  Mission  and  Twenty-second 
Seaton  Phoebe,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Erie  bet  Howard 

and  Mission 
Seaton  William, clerk  Adjutant-General, 703  Market 

dwl  415  Pine 
Seaver  Freeman,  boxmaker  with  Swan,  Dunbar  & 

Co.,  dwl  Howard  nr  Twenty-third 
Seawell  James  M.,  attorney  at  law,  office  11  Mont 

Block,  dwl  435  Tyler 
Sebastian  Herman,    laborer  with  Bernard  Hagan, 

dwl  Filbert  nr  Steiner 
Sebert  Herman,  steward   P.  M.  S.  S.  Golden  City, 

dwl  142  Shiplej',  rear 
Secchi  Gaspard,  confectionery,  1233  Stockton 
Secersen  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Vallejo  nr  Scott 
Second  Street  House,  Michael  ONeil  proprietor,227 

and  299  Second 
Seculovich  Peter  T.,  sawfiler,  912  Market 
SECURITY  LIFE   INSURANCE   AND  ANNU- 
ITY CO.,  (New  York)  E.  W.  Woolsey  general 

agent  Pacific  Coast,  office  418  California 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Saneom  Street,  Fsmoj  Dry  Goods. 


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Sedpley  Abner,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  Rasa 

House 
Sedgley  Jolin,  foreman  Pacific  Bonded  Warehonse, 

dwl  23  Grand  Avenue 
Sedgley  Jolin  11.,   teamster,  NE  cor  Mission  and 

Spear,  dwl  Ns  Market  nr  Franklin 
SEDGLY    JOSEPH,    st.ickdeaier  and  wliolesale 

butcher,    office  533  Kearny,    faiid  Sedgly    Jj" 

B'lVJsJ  dwl  103()  Mipuion 
SEDGLY      &      DAVIS,     (Joaeph    Setlgly     and 

Franklin  A.  Davis)  wool  dealers,  E  s  Mission 

Creek  nr  Eigliteiilli,  oHice  533  Kearny 
Sedgwick  ]5enjauiiu,  engineer  sLni  Moultou,   Front 

St.  Wharf 
Sedler  Edward,  shoemaker  with  M.  Fishel,dwl  627 

Broadway 
See  Wo  Lung,  (Chinese)  merclianf,  621  Dupont 
Seeba  Ciiarles  F.,  confectioner  Aviih    (Jhailes  Bor- 

chard,dwl  N  s  Lombard  bet  Powell  and  Mason 
Seebach    Herman,   dairyman,   dwl  Old   San  Joso 

Koad  nr  Rock  ranch 
Seeback  Charles,  clerk  with  Meyer  Bios.,  dwl  248 

Fremont 
Seebeck  Edward  E.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Twenty-fourth  and  Mission 
Seebeck  John,  liarkeeper.  dwl  820  Vallejo 
Seeber  Sylvanus,  balesmau  with  C.  Curtin,  dwl  565 

Howard 
Seebiicht  Fiank,  dwl  316  Pine 
Seed  Edgar  S.,  telegraph  operator,  dwl  514Brannan 
Seefeldl  Ciiarles,  porter  !North  German   Hotel,  3'J 

Jackson 
Seegelken  Ahrend  Vt.JScrgelken  Sc  Bro.)  dwlNW 

corBnsii  and  Franklin 
^e^e\kex\\iY\\esl  A.,  ( Seegelken  &  Bro.)  dwl  NW 

cor  Basil  and  Frank Ini 
SEEGELKEN  &   BIJOTHER,   (Ahrend  D.  and 

Eruenl  A.    Seegelken  J   groceries  and  liquors, 

NW  cor  Bush  and  Franklin 
Seeger  Frederick,  (Seeger  &  Co.]  dwl  216  Second 
Seeger  &  Co.,  (Frederick  Seeger  and  Augunt  Ala- 

gri/zj  market,  216  Second 
Seegers  Henry,  oysterman  with  George  Mayes,  dwl 

lU  Clary 
Seegers  John  H.,  restnurantand  lodgings,  COO  Jack 
Seeglitz  Aiign.«t,  fHoag  &  tS.y  dwl  16U3  MaKon 
Seehaus  William,  bathnian  with  Bros  &  Born,  dwl 

317  Bush 
Seekamp  George,  musician  Bella  Union  Melodeon, 

dwl  711  Filbert 
Seeley  Charles,  bricklayer,  dwl  San  Qnentin  Hotel 
Seelitr  Leopold,   clerk  with  Lazarus  Solomon,  48 

SteuHit 
Seelig  Simon,  (A.  Hnllvb  &  Co.)  dwl  734  Geary 
Seeligeohu  Marks,  nieichant,  dwl  752  Howard 
Seery  Thomas.  f;irmer,  dwl  San  Jose  Kuad  bet  Five 

and  Six  Mile  Hout^e 
Sefrin  Frederick,  machinist  vrith  August  Pi'itzel, 

dwl  435  Pine 
Sefton  John,  engineer  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  1329 

Sansoin 
Sefton  Stephen,  stevedore  Riggers'  and   Stevedore 

Ass'n,  429  Pacific 
Segale  Felice,  gardener,  Visitacion  Valley  bet  San 

Jos':  and  Sin  Bruno  Roads 
Segars  Lew  is,  sash  and  blindmaker,  dwl  235  Ritch 
Segars  Uriah,  hash  and  bliuduiaker  with  Cole  & 

'  Hair'kell,  dwl  225  Ritch 
Segberw  Joseph  H.,  driver  with   Lyon  &  Co.,  dwl 

SW  cor  C.ipp  and  Nineteenth 
Segelken   Christopher,   laborer  Albany    Brewerv, 

dwl  T3  Everett 
Seger  George,  real  estate,  office  507  Montgomery, 

dwl  lti07  Taylor 
Seger  Henry  J.,  clerk,  dwl  914  Jackpon 
Segerson  John,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Seghorn  Charles,  driver  Eclipse  Bakery.  1412  Dup 
Seghrue  John,  porter  Lick  House 


Segord  James,  laborer,  dwl  36 Main 
Segregated  Belcher  M.  Co.,  otfice  45  Merchants'  Ex- 
change 
Segnin  Peter  A.,  extraman  H  and  L.  Co.  No.  2,  S. 

F.  F.  D..  dwl  ('27  Broadway 
Sehug   Daniel,  confeciioner  with  Henime  fc  Renter, 

dwl  Geary  bet  Jones  and  Leavenworth 
Seibe  George,  .saloonkeeper,  dwl  2(M)I    Powell 
Seibel  Emanuel,  carver  with  Schieiber,  Ruhr  &  Co., 

dwl  8  Harriet 
Seibel  Frederick,  butcher  Clay  Street  Market,  dwl 

1708  Stockton 
Seibel  Philip,  butcher,  dwl  SW  cor  O'Farrell  and 

Lai  kin 
Seibnl  Pliilip.  clerk  with  F.  Siebel,  dwl  1708  Stock 
SElBERLICIl     F.     ANTHONY,     importer    and 

wliolt^sale  boots  and  shoes,   513   ilarket,   dwl 

210  Jones 
Seiberlich  Ignatius,  carpenter,  dwl  421^  Ship'ey 
Seiliert  Charles,  stevedore,  dwl  N  s  Shipley  nr  Tenth 
Seil)ert Edward,  dwl  101  b  Clay 
Seibert  Nicholas,  brassfounder,  dwl  S  s  Twentieth 

nr  Dolores 
Seibiifh  Frederick, cigars,  dwl  N  s  Nalonia  nv  Ninth 
Sribt  Augustus,  frescopainlei',  dwl  15  Everett 
Seidel  P'lederiik  A-,  soap  factory,   359  San   Bruno 

Road  nr  Thirtieth 
Seidel  Williatn,  cigars  and  tobacco,  M\  Fourth 
Seiden  F.  F.,  dwl  NKcor  First  and  Brannan 
Seideiislricker  Fredeiick,  keeper  County  Jail,  N  8 

Broadway  nr  Kearny 
Seidenstrieker   George   B.,  engraver  with  Chailea 

Leiiime,  dwl  ^123  Ellis 
Seiders    Clara    E.    Miss,    music  teacher,   dwl  808 

Taylor 
Seiders  Lizzie  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  808  Tavlor 
Seifert  Charles,  merchant,  dwl  728  Maiket 
Seilert    Charles,    waiter    with    Carl    Krause,   647 

Merchant 
Seigal  M.,  drygoods,  dwl  511  Filbert 
Seigneur  Ange,  laundry,  506  Bush 
Seigri(-t  Charles,   varnir-her  with  William  G.  Weir, 

dwl  Eleventh  nr  Folsoin 
Seilaz  John,  cooper,  dwl  525  Green,  rear 
Seller  David,  (Green  &  S.)  dwl  68:t  Mai  ket 
Seller  Frederick,  bootmaker,  dwl   11  Ki  Monigomery 
Seller  James,  nierchaut  tailor,  527  Kearny, dwl  415j 

Clementina 
Seilor  Paul,  telegraph  instrumentmaker  with  Wil- 
liam Lnndberg,  dwl  3  Cushinaii 
Seimont  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  131  Sfenart 
Seip   Conrad,  packer   Pacific  Flour  Mills,  dwl  038 

Pacific 
Seipel  Charles,  market,  NW  cor  Twenty  fourth  and 

Mit-'sion 
Seipel  Conr.id.  Montana  Billiard  Saloon, 923  Kearny, 

dwl  1415  Kearny 
Seitz  Chresty,  real  Cbtate,  dwl  515  Ellis 
Seitz  (iustavus,  tinsmith  with  A.  C.  I'apo,  dwl  428 

Broadway 
Seitz  Jai-ob,  upholsterer,  313  Third 
Seitz  John,  cabinetmaker  with  Jacob  Seitz,  dwl  315 

Third 
Seitz  Richard,  butcher,  dwl  105  Prospect  Place 
Seivert  John,  laiindrvnian  with  S.  F.  Ijaundrv  Ass'n, 

dwl  NW  c.irTiirk  ami  Fillmore 
Seiz  Albeit,  f  Seiz  &  BrexseJ  607  Sacramento 
SEIZ  &  BKESSE,  (Albert  Seiz  and  Lonis  Brc^seJ 

cotfee  saloon  ami  restaura'if,  607  Sacramento 

Selali ,  dwl  331  Montgomery 

Selby  Heniy,  assaj'er  Selby  Smelting  W^orks,  dwl  11 

Kearny 
Selbv  Heniy.  engraver  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

dwl  225  O'Farrell 
SELBY     l,EAD     AND     SILVER    SMELTING 

WORKS,  NW  cor  Beach  and  Hyde 
Selby  Freiitiss,  clerk  with  Thomas  H.  Selby  &  Co., 

(Ivvl  438  Second 
Selby  Thomas,  clerk,  dwl  11  Kearny 


THE  PEOPLES  IIsBURANCE  CO.  pays  all  losses  in  Gold  Coin. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO..  708,  712,  714  itnd  713  Kearny  Street,  Tobacco  and  Cigars. 


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585 


SEL15Y  TriO:MAS    H.,    JFayor   City  and  County 
Sail  Frau-isco,  oliice  'J  City  UaU'  fand  Tliomns 
11.  Sr!/ri/  c£-  C".j  <i\vl  (il8  Vlariisoii 
SELIJY    TIIOMAS    H.    &  CO.,    /'Pc/er  Naylor) 

inipoiiern  nieials,  lUinndllS  CjiliConiia,  pro- 

piietiirs  >;aii    Kiiuicisco  find  PaciKc  Lead  Pijie 

and  Shot  Wnrl;f!,  SE  cor  Howard  and  Fust,  and 
Sinelriiiir  Wiirkn,  Nortli  IJeach 
SEL15Y  W  1L1,1AM,  general  ap-Mit  Saint  Louis  Mii- 

uial  Life  Ins.  Co,   otlice  SW  cor  Cai  and  San, 

dulNW  (v.r  Mis.-^ion  and  Tweutv-seeond 
SELUY  S  WAHEUOrSE,  T.  II.  Sell.y  &  Co.  pro- 

jiriuioro,  SW  cor  Main  and  Market 
Selcliow  Daniul 'P.,  woodturner  with  Armes  &  Dal- 

i;ini.  dwl  .")3(;  Misf^iou 
Seldi-n  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsotn 
Sehien  James  ^M.,  master  mariner,  dwl  428  Grcen- 

wicli 
Seldi  er  Lonis,  siilesman,  12.5  Sanpom,  dwl  611  Geary 
Selliid-re  Edward  A.,  saleeniau,  33  Battery,  dwl  36 

Geary 
Seliieimer  Napoleon  B.,  rahinetmaker  with  G.  A. 

Lockharl.dwl  1210  Folnoin 
Seliii:  Ahialiani,  crockery  and  tinware,  15  Fourth, 

dul  or  Everett. 
Selig  Henrietia,  (widow)  dwl  G7  Everett 
Selit;-  Isaac,  ;;enis'  lurnishing  goods,  218  Kearny, 

dwl  3 1 -J  Sntler 
Seli^i  M.  Mis.,  milliner  and  millinery,  22G  Kearny, 

dwl  'Ini  k  het  Leavenworth  and  llvde 
Selig  M.  iV,  Co.,  (Jacol)  SchdnfcldJ  wholesale  bufch- 

eis,  First  Avenue  bet  Kentucky  and  Bay,  ottice 

•')Jt>  iMeicliiint 
Selig  Marks,  merchant,  dwl  334  Turk 
Selig  Moses,  ( M.  Scl/o-  .V  C'oJ  dwl  811  MiPsion 
Sel:g  Samuel  A.,  Iiaiidresser  with  Cliarles  Prosebold, 

(twl  Kveiett  bet  Third  iind  Fourth 
Selig  Seligm.in,  merchant,  dwl  Turk  bet  Leaven- 
worth and  Hyde 
Selig  Solomon,  salesman,  218  Kearny ,dwl  312  Sutter 
Selig  Tobias,  cigars  and  tobacco,  SE  cor  Fourth  and 

Market,  dwl  777  Alarket 
Seligman  Abraliam,  fj.  Seligman  &  Co.)  dwl  703 

Leavenworih 
Seliiiman  David  J.,  with  J.   Seligman  &.  Co.,  dwl 

703  Li'aveiiwmlli 
Seligman  Frank,  furniture,  1220  Dup,  dwH2V3  Dup 
SELMiMAX  ,1.  &.  CO.,   ( l.copnhi   and  Abraham- 

tivlii^mnnj  bankers,  412  California 
Sellgimin  .lesse,  (J.  Seligman  &  (Jn. )  res  New  York 
Seligman  Lenpidd,  (•,/.  Hvligmim  &  Co.)  les  London 
Seligman  iMorris  11.,   clerk.  111    Battery,  dwl  1524 

Powell 
Seligman  Mopes,  ci:;ars  and  tobacco,  BrooKlvnHotel, 

dwl  (ill  Miiiua' 
Seligman  N;iilian  IL,  salesman,  111  Battery,  dwlOlO 

Stockton 
Seligslierg  .hilius,  bookkeeper,  117  Battery,  dwl  407 

Suiter 
Seligsbertr  William,  (Glazier  Sf  S.;  dwl  1020  Post 
Seliiiger  Liwience,  detective  policeiuau,  City  Hall, 

dwl  3!)2Gieen 
Sell  Walter  V\ ,  fScI/  <&  Co.)  dwl  9f.9  Howard 
SELL  &,  CO.,  (  Walter  E.  &■//;  stationery  and  ink 

(leilers.  5i)4  Market  and  a  Sutter 
Sellander  Frcdeiick,  master  mariner,  dwl  214  Fran- 

cisro,  rear 
Selleck  .Joseph  E.,  produce  commission,  SE  cor  Clay 

and  Davis,  dwl  313  Braiinaii 
SELLECK  SILAS,  i^liotographic  art  gallery,  415 

Mo  itgoinery 
Seller  KiMiik,  mariner,  dwl  51t)  Pacific 
Seller  Joseph,  lUohhlcin,  S.  &  Go.)  dwl  502  Bush 
Sellerhacli  Marks,  dwl  22;J  Kearnv 
Sellers  James  C,  ( Fi^licr  &  S.J  dwl  115  Second 
Sel!eis  .lohn,  engineer,  dwl  218  Pacific 
Sellier  Louis,  restaurant,  3  Sleiiart 
Sellins.'  .lacoh,  clerk  with  Kohler,  Chase  &,  Co.,  dwl 

1:^11}  Miison 


Sellman  Edwin  H.,  assorterPioneei  Woolen  Mills, 

dwl  1121    Greenwich 
Selmer  L.,  bookkeeper  California  Pacific  R.  R.  Co., 

411   California 
Selna  Edward,  clerk  with  Bulletti  tfe  Selna,  dwl  2 

Vernon   Place 
Selna  Leopold,  barkeeper,  118   LeidesdoriT,  dwl  12G 

Kearnv 
Selna  Ubaldo,  fBullelti  &  S.j  dwl  803  Montgomery 
Selth  Valentine,  seaman,  dwl  305  Jlain 
Seltzer  Jacob,  baker  with  W.  Backer,  1036  Clay 
Seinichon  Louis,  laborer,  dwl  Caroline  Pl.ice 
Semler  Charles,  milkman,    dwl    Harbor  View  ur 

I'residio 
Semonsen  Rasmus  P.,  mariner,   dwl  7   Washington 
Senac  Bernard,  (Dulac  tV  Co.)  dwl  73(i  l^acitic 
Senate  Michael,  saddlsr  with  Joseph  Hamilton,  dwl 

NW  cor  Folsom  and  Fourth 
Senator  Silver  Mining  Co.,  otlice  2(!6   Front 
Senatz  Anthonv  J.,  chop  house,   332   Montgomery, 

dwl  618  Pine 
S'n<5cal  Louis,  (S6n6ral  &  Omwrs^  dwl  930  Kearny 
Scn^'cal   &    Omnes,  (Lonix  Senernl    and    Cliarles 

OmncxJ  li(juor  saloon,  93(>  Kearny 
Seiiechel  Paul,  porter,  dwl  SVV  cor  Broadway  and 

Dupont 
Sengstacken  H.,  workman  Cal.  Sug.  Refinery,  SW 

cor  Brannan  and  Eighth 
Sengstacken  Henry,   clerk   ^vith   Doscher  &   Co., 

dwl  112  Tehama 
Sengstacken  Peter,  (Von  Dcr  Melidcn  &    Co.)  dwl 

NW  cor  M^an  and  Mission 
Sengteller  Louis  A.,  sub  sissistant  U.S.  Coast  Savvey 
Senkenbery  Carl,  dwl  NW  ( or  Howard  and   Erie 
Seiilager  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  412Shotwell 
Senlich  F.,  workman  C.il  Sug.   Retineiy,   SW  cor 

Biannan  and  Eighth 
Senney  Gustave,  meter  maker  with  M.  Dobrzensky, 

dwl  O-IB  Mission 
Senilis  William,  dwl  227  Second 
Sennitt  Henry,  hostler  Omnibus  R.  R.  Co..  dwl  Pitch 
Seiner  Moses  S.,  carrier  Golden  City,  dwl  915  Mont 
Sentry  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  Sv'O  Stevenson 
Sere  Pieirine,  baker  Miners'  Restaurant,   dwl  213 

Dujioiit 
Seregiii    Fulgenzio,    teacher   penmanship,    Pacilic 

Business  College,  27  Post,  dwl  253  Stevenson 
Seretti  Guisepjie,  gardener,    Visitacion   Valley   bet 

San  Jose  road  and  San  Bruno  ro^ds 
Serey  Tliomas,  loofer,  dwl  512  .Mission 
Serf'jiilii,  (widow)  dwl  1311  Stockton 
Serin  Julia  .1.,  (wi(low)  dwl  11(;6  Washington 
Serriiigton  AVilham  J}.,    (colored)   hairdresser,  235 

Foiiith,  dwl  28  Stone 
Servatins  Adolphe  E.,  assistant  clerk  U.  S.   District 

Court,  dwl  552  Mission 
Servenay  A.  O. .  umbrellas  andparasol.^,  769  Mission 
Sesser  Geoige  F.,  clerk  with  Peter   Sesser,  dwl  N  s 

Mission  liet  Sevenih  and  Eii.'l:th 
Sesser  James  S.,  tinsmith  with  Joseph  Sumner,  dwl 

SW  lor  Drmnm  and    Sacramento 
Sesser  Peter,  teamster.  olti«e  115  Battery,  dwl  N  s 

Mission  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Sessions  Charles  A.,  clerk  with  S.  B.  Whipple,  dwl 

805  Franklin 
SESSIONS  EDWARD  C,  real  estnte  agent,  office 

408  California,  room  1,  res  Oakland 
Sessions  John   W..  clerk  with   E.   C.  Sessions,  res 

Oakh.nd 
Sessions  Milton  P.,  teamster, NW  cor  California  and 

Battery,  dwl  1219  F.dsoin 
Sessions  William  W.,  jobvvaLCon,  NE  cor  California 

jnid  Battery,  dwl  W  s  Fiankliii  nr  Turk 
SETIl  TIIDMAS  CLOCK  CO.,  American    Clock 

Co.,  iigents,  310  Sansmn 
Seth  William  H.,   (colored)  porter  with  George  C 

Shreve  &  Co.,  dwl  lOKt  Tavl'ir 
Setbniann  Dietrich,  l.iborer  Golileii  Gate  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  32  Rauech 


JO:SEl3,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  IIG  Sansom  Street,  Ladiea'  and  Children's  Woolen  Good* 


HEDIMQTON'S  FLAVOHINQ  EXTRACTS  enjoy  the  highest  reputation  among  tlie  ladies. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [S]      DIRECTORY. 


Sevening:  Otto,  laborer  with  Treadwell  <fc  Co.,  dwl 

1  Anjjiist  Alley 
Seventy-live  Dollar  Lot  Association,  office  413  Cali- 
fornia 
Severance  A.  J.,  (Severance,  Holt  4"  Co. J  dwl  313 

Ellis 
Severance  Charles  C.  P.,  (McPherson  &  Co. J  dwl 

451  Stevenson 
Severance  Henry  W..  Hawaiian  Consnl,  office  405 
Front,  (and  H.    W.  Severance  Sf  Go.)  dwl  510 
Powell 
Severance  Henry  W.,  (Severance  Sf  Blaisdell)  dwl 

'226  Third 
Severance,  Holt  &  Co.,  (A.  J.  Severmice,   Willinm 
2\  Holt,.!.  Gns  Burt  and  C.  W.  Randall)  man- 
ufacturers diamond  pointed  drills  and  drilling 
machineiy,  office  318  California 
Severance  H.  W.  &  Co.,  commission  merchants,  of- 
fice 405  Front 
Severance  William,  stonecutter,  dwl  103  Powell 
Severance  &  Blaisdell,  ^JTewr^^  W.  Severance  &  H. 

G.  BlaiadcllJ  restaurant,  226  Third 
Severins  Roscoe,  carpenter,  dwl  W  a  Valencia  bet 

sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Severns  Thomas  J.,  salesman  with  B.  Sbarboro   & 

Bro..  dwl  1410  Kearny 
Seves  John  A.,  blacksmith  with  John  C.  Jung,  dwl 

803  Battery 
Sevey  Loring  j.,  carpenter,  dwl  7  Downey 
Sevey  Otis  L.,laundryman  with  James  Laidley, dwl 

Filbert  nr  Gough 
Seviro  S.,  fruits,  746  Washington 
Sevore  Andrew,  (Michael  Daneri  &    Co.)   dwl  SE 

cor  Eifjhth  and  Braunan 
Sewall  H.  V.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  128  Kearnv 
Sewell  John,  driver  Central  R.  R.,  dwl  W  s  Clin- 
ton bet  Brannan  and  Townsend 
Sexton  Francis,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Turk  bet  Scott  and 

Pierce 
Sexton  George,    porter,  116  Montgomery,  dwl  9 

Stockton 
Sexton  Horace  C,  clerk  with  Cross  &  Co.,  dwl  562 

Stevenson 
Sexton  John,  laborer,  dwl  15  Geary 
Sexton  John,  laborer,  dwl  68  Minna 
Sexton  John,  marble  worker  with  John  Daniel  & 

Co.,  dwl  NW  cor  Eighth  and  Natoma 
Sexton  Margaret  J.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  502 

Stockton 
Sexton  Morris,  carpenter,  dwl  Buena  Vista  nr  Vir- 
ginia Avenue 
Sexton  Samuel  W.,  clerk  with  Phipps  &  Flenniken, 

dwl  S  s  Greenwich  nr  Van  Ness   Avenue 
Sexton  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  Ohio  bet  Pacitic  and 

Broadway 
Seybold  Robert,  special  policeman,  dwl  529  Post 
Seybold  William,   policeman,   City  Hall,   dwl  529 

Post 
Seyden  John  H.  J.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  N  s 

JIcAUister  bet  Buchanan  and  Webster 
Seymore  R.  J.,  pressman  with  Cubery  &  Co.,  536 

Market 
Seymour  Alfred  fShillaher  &  Co.)  dwl  315  First 
Seymour  Charles,  clerk,  dwl  340  Third 
Seymour  Emory  P.,  (Pacific  Wood  Preserving  Co.) 

dwl  Lick  House 
Seymour  F.  M.,  (widow)  dwl  30  Stanly  Place 
Seymour  Henry,  sash  and  blindmaker,  dwl  438  Bran 
Seymour  Henry, waiter  with  John  Reagan,  614  Mont 
Seymour  Isaac,  with  Francis  H.  Woods,  dwl  SE 

cor  Third  and  Mission 
Seymour  Louis,  plater,  dwl  E  s  First  Avenue  bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Seymour  Samuel,  clerk,  dwl  30  Stanly  Place 
Sevmour  Simon  H.,  (Pearson  SfS.)  dwl  Russ  House 
Sezelharst  August,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 
Sbaake  Ferdinand,  laborer,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Shaaran  John,  stonecutter,  dwl  41  Clara 
SHABER  J.  A.,  furniture  and  bedding,  707  Market 


Shaber  William  R.,  upholsterer  with  J.  A.  Shaber, 

dwl  707  Market 
Shackelton  John,   molder  Columbia  Foundry,  dwl 

NE  cor  Broadway  and  Dupont 
Shackelton   William,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  S  B  Twenty-third  nr  Alabama  . 
Shad  Richard,   butcher,    dwl  NW  cor   Berry  and 

Third 
Sbadburne   George  D.,  collector  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

37  Second 
Shaddock  Thomas,  pictures,  etc.,  805  Market,  dwl 

ll42i  Market 
Shade  August, bootmaker,  W  s  Valencin  nr  Sixteenth 
Shade  Frederick  A.,  shipjoiner,  dwl  SW  cor  McAl- 
lister and  Larkin 
Shade  James  H.,  boxmaker  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  & 

Co.,  dwl  115  Second 
Shade  Widenham  D.  C,  patternmaker  Union  Iron 

Works,  dwl  115  Second 
Shaeffer  John  W.,  (Shacjer  &   Walter)  dwl  1512 

Leavenworth 
SHAEFFER &.  WALTER,  (John  W.  Shaeffer  and 

Max  Walter)  agents  Pipifax  Bitters,  31)2  Bat 
Shaen  Jacob,  gilder  with  S.  &.  G.  Gump,  dwl  1117 

Leavenworth 
Shaen  Joseph,  tailor,  122  Sutter,  d%vl  1117  Leav 
Shaenberg  Samuel,  clerk  -with  Lesser  Leszynskv. 

dwl  329  Minna 
Shafer  Casper,  tailor,  223  Sutter 
Shafer  C.  H.,  waiter,  dwl  NW  cor  Berry  and  Third 
Shafer  Charles,  barkeeper,  dwl  819  Kearny 
Shafer  Francis  J.,  plumber  and  gasfilter,  W  s  Polk 

nr  Bush 
Shafer  Jacob,  drayman  with  Smith  &  Cutter,  dwl 

SW  cor  Stockton  and  Pine 
Shafer  John,  carriagemaker,  dwl  211^  Perry 
Shafer  Peter  C,  clerk,  416  Sac,  dwl  515  Stockton 
Shafer. — See  Schaefer  and  Schafer 
Sbaffner  Marshall  E.,  bookkeeper  with  Tobin,  Dav- 

isson  <fc  Co.,dwlNEcor  Sutter  and  Vau  Ness  Av 
Sbaffner  Matthew,  capitalist,  222  Second 
Shafle  Herman,  cook  with  Andrew  Cummings,  dwl 

116  Tehama 
Shaft  John,  cook  What  Cheer  Restaurant 
SHAFTER  JAMES  Mc.M.,  attorney  at  law,  office 

11  Montgomery   Block,  dwl   S  s  Chestnut  bet 

Hyde  and  Larkin 
Shafte'r  J.  C,  medical  student  with  Levi  C.  Lane, 

dwl  S  s  Chestnut  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Shain  Edwin  R.,  contractor  and  builder,   dwl  1311 

California 
Shain  Joseph  E.,  bookkeeper  with  N.  Landry,  dwl 

1311  California 
Shrtliespear  Benjamin  F.,  bricklayer,  dwl  609  Powell 
Shakespear  David.  (Shakespear  &  Tilns)  dwl  609 

Powell 
Shakespear  &.  Titus,  (David  Shakespear  and  F.  J. 

XUus)  wood  and  coal,  531  Pine 
Shaler  Caroline  A.,  (widow)  dwl  515  Hyde 
Shambo  John,  shoemaker  U.  W.  M.  B.   &  S.  Co., 

dwl  679  Mission 
Shanabrook  Isaac  L.,  carriagepainter  with  Larkius 

&  Co.,  dwl  233  Eighth 
Shanahan  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Natoma  and 

Russ 
Shanahan  Edward,  (O'Brien  Sr  S.)  219  Pacific 
Shanahan  William,  dwl  418  Grove 
Shanahan  William,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Re- 
finery 
Shanahan   William,   shoemaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S. 

Co.,  dwl  14  Everett 
Shane  Clinton,  bookkeeper  with  McKenna  &  Bro., 

dwl  924  Folsom 
Shane  Jacob,  laborer  with  Boston  Cracker  Co.,  dwl 

4  Fifth  Avenue 
Shane  John,  carriage  painter,  dwl  5  Martin's  Block 
Shane  John,  marblecutter  with   M.  Heverin,  dwl 

E  s  Fifth  nr  Harrison 
Shane  Patrick,  cartman,  dwl  563  Stevenson 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [S]      DIRECTORY. 


587 


Shane  Peler,  laborer  with  Boston  Cracker  Co.,  dwl 

8  Fifth  Avenue 
Shane  Timothy,  housepainter  with  Casey  <fc  Wade, 

dwl  5  Martin's  Block 
Shane  Timothy,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  254 

Jessie 
Shankey  William,  shoemaker,  29  Driimm 
Shanklin  James  W.,  attorney  at  law,  office  rooms  1 

and  2.  704  Montf^omery,  res  Oakland 
Shanlev  James,  boilermaker  with  Donald  McDon- 
ald, dwl  311  Union 
Slianly  James,  hostler  with  Smith  &  Smith,  dwl  342 

Brannaii 
Shanley  James,  laborer,  dwl  43fi  .Jessie 
Slianley  Michael,  shipjoiner,  dwl  208  First 
Shanley  Thomas,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Shanley  William,  boilermaker,  dwl  311  Union 
Shanly  Charles   G.,  (Skauly  Sf  WillinmsJ  dwl  32 

Sacramento 
Shanly  <fe   Williams,  {Charles  G.  Shanly  and  Wil- 
liam Williams)  liquor  saloon,  41  Sacramento 
Shann  John,  laborer,  dwl  Es  Columbia nr  Serpent- 
ine Avenue 
Shaimessy  John,  blacksmith  with  Thomas  McEne- 

any,  dwl  NE  cor  Seventh  and  Harrison 
Shannon  Dominic,  (Giiity  Sf  S.)  dwl  42  Everett 
Shannon  James,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mills,  dwl 

E  s  Illinois  bet  Shasta  and  Napa 
Shannon  James,  liquor  saloon,  129  Pacific 
Shannon  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Ches- 

ley  and  Boyd 
Shannon  John,  porter  with  Robert  Sherwood,  dwl 

105  Tehama 
Shannon  Joseph,  real  estate,  dwl  1209  Howard 
Shannon    Luke,    clerk   letter    department    Wells, 

Fai'go  &  Co.,  dwl  Thirteenth  bet  Miss  and  How 
Shannon  Michael,  compositor  with  Frank  Eastman, 

dwl  4-'>6  Minna 
Shannon   Michael.    (Barrett  <5    S.J   dwl   SW  cor 

Bryant  and  White  Place 
Shannon  MoiTis,  laborer,  dwl  12  Miller  Place 
Shannon  Solomon,  peddler,  dwl  62  Shipley 
Shannon  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Folsom  and 

Twenty-seventh 
Shannon  Thomas  B.,  merchant,  dwl  1607  Pacific 
Shannon  William,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Shapero  Aaron   Rev.,  Hebrew  minister,   dwl    349 

Jessie 
Shar  Conrad,  tailor,  717  Sansom 
Sharan  A.  E.  Miss,  principal  Eighth  St.  Primary 

School,  dwl  534  Seventeenth 
Share  Henry  P.,   engraver  with  Warren  C.  Butler, 

dwl  10  Wetmore  Place 
Shareletin  John,  molder  Risdon   Iron  Works,  dwl 

Howard  bet  Second  and  Third 
Sharkey  Daniel,  marble  works,  dwl  200  Stockton 
Sharkey  Edward,  teamster,  dwl  11  Fifth  Avenue 
Sharkey  Ellen  Miss,   parasolmaker,  dwl  615  Miuua 
Sharkey  James,  laborer,  dwl  615  Minna 
Sharkey  James,  liquor  saloon,  228  E'olsom 
Shavkey  James  E.,  clerk,  dwl  Overland  House 
Sharkey  James  F.,  marbleworks,  915  Market,  dwl 

112  Sixth 
Sharkey   James   M.,  physician,  oflBce  842  Dupont, 

dwl  922  Powell 
Sharkey  John,  expresswagon,  Davis  bet  Broadway 

and  Chamber,  dwl  23  Vallejo 
Sharkey  John,  laborer,  dwl  219  Pacific 
Sharkey  Patrick,  blacksmith,  dwl  5  Alta  Place 
Sharkey  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Sharkey  William,  dwl  719  Harrison 
Sharkey  William,  expressman,  dwl  429  Stevenson 
Sharkey  William,  longshoreman,  dwl  5  Alta  Place 
Sliarlow  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  531  Eait 
Sharp  Abraham,    policeman    City    Hall,  dwl  635 

Sutter 
Sharp  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  414  Union 
Sharp  George  F.,  (George  F.  &  William  H.  Sharp) 

dwl  Lick  House 


SHARP  GEORGE  F.  &  WILLIAM  H.,  attorneys 
at  law,  office  529  Clay 

Sharp  James  D.,  printer,  (Iwl  414  Union 

Sharp  James  M.,  student  Normal  School,  dwl  1001 
Market 

Sharp  James  P.,  compositor  Morning  Call,  dwl  414 
Union 

Sharp  James  v.,  as.sistant  engineer  with  J.  Spauld- 
ing  &.  Co..  dwl  353  Tehnma 

Sharp  John  W.,  carrier  Morning  Call,  dwl  414 
Union 

Sharp  Morris,  (Shaw  &  S.)  dwl  14  Fremont 

Sharp  Solomon  A.,  (Sharp  &  Lloyd)  dwl  Grand 
Hotel 

Sharp  William,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  160 
INIinna 

Sharp  William  Jr.,  carrier  Morning  Call,  dwl  160 
Minna 

Sharp  William  H.,  (George  F.  and  William  H. 
Sharp)  attorney  at  law,  office  529  Clay,  dwl 
517  Sutter 

SHARP  &  LLOYD.  (Solomon  A.  Sharp  and 
Reuben  H.  Lloyd)  attorneys  at  law,  office  18 
Court  Block.  636  Clay 

Sharpe  William  T.,  pianotuner,  dwl  1036  Folsom 

Sharpstein  John  R.,  (Sharpslein  &  Hastings)  dwl 
218  Stockton 

SHARPSTEIN  &  HASTINGS,  (John  R.  Sharp- 
stein and  Horace  M.  Hastings)  attorneys  at 
law,  office  402  Montgomery 

Shattuck  Charles  B.,  (Dow  &  Co.)  dwl  1133  Clay 

Slialtuck  Charles  C,  clerk,  dwl  1005  Mason 

Shattuck  David  D.,  (Wooster  &  S.)  dwl  814  Pow 

Shattuck  Frank  W. ,  with  Wooster  «&  Shattuck,  dwl 
1005  Mason 

Shattuck  Marshal,  upholstei'er  and  extraman  steam- 
er No.  8.  S.  F.  P.  D.,  dwl  748  Vallejo 

Shattuck  Wallace,  machinist  with  Kittredge  & 
Leavitt,  dwl  137  Natoma 

Shanghnessy  Dennis,  hostler  with  Nathan  P.  Hop- 
kins, dwl  679  Market 

Shanghnessy  Michael,  carpenter,  dwl  546  Bryant 

Sliaughnessy  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  122  Shipley 

Shaughnessy  Patrick,  plumber  and  gasiitter  with 
John  O'Brien,  dwl  34  Minna 

Shaughnessy. — See  O'Shauglinessy 

Shaver  Charles,  laborer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  & 
Co..  dwl  249  Perry 

Shaw  Albert,  (Hitchcock,  S.  &  Co.)  res  Eureka, 
Humboldt  Co. 

Shaw  Annie  M.,  (widow)  lodgings,  233  Third 

Shaw  Catherine  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  73  Natoma 

Sliaw  Charles  H.,  contractor,  dwl  619  Mission 

Shavy  Daniel  J.,  foreman  upholsterer  with  George 
O.  Whitney  &  Co.,  dwl  1205  Bush 

Shaw  E.  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Lincoln  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  219  Geary 

Shaw  Ebenezer  H.,  (E.  H.  Shaw  i^  Co.)  and 
superintendent  agencies  Craftsmen's  Life  As- 
surance Co.,  office  432  Mont,  dwl  16  Perry 

Shaw  Edward  B.,  salesman  with  Cutting  «fe  Co,  dwl 
817  Post 

SHAW  E.  H.  &  CO.,  (Edwin  Lewis)  general 
agent  Craftsmen's  Life  Assurance  Co.,  office 
432  Montgomery 

Shaw  E.  L.,  dwl  200  Stockton 

Shaw  Elizabeth,  (widow)  nurse,  dwl  1808  Taylor 

Shaw  Frederick  N.,  cai-penter,  dwl  142  Shipley 

Shaw  George,  furniture  dealer,  543  Howard 

Shaw  George  T.,  bookkeeper  with  Hanson,  Acker- 
son  &.  Co.,  dwl  403  Greenwich 

Shaw  Henry  A.,  painter  with  Donovan  &  Hayes, 
dwl  SE  cor  Waller  and  Broderick 

Shaw  Henry  A.  Jr.,  clerk  with  John  A.  Fulton, 
dwl  SE  cor  Waller  and  Broderick 

SHAW  HENRY  B.,  druggist  and  apothecary,  NW 
cor  Folsom  and  Second,  and  NE  cor  Sutter  and 
Powell 

Shaw  J.,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 


JONHS,  PDTjLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Letter  and  Note  Paper  and  EnveloDe* 


REDINQTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Drugsists'  Glassware,  eta 


588 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [SJDIIIECTOIIY. 


Slmw  James  E.,  PMlesman  with  Pond,  Revnolda  &. 

Co..  (iwl  XI 7  Post 
Sliaw  .JimieR  ft.,  rontraftor  and  builder,  dwi  SE  cor 

O"  Kiirrell  and  Larkiii 
S!ia\v  .1  'ineK  S..  farintr.  dwI  031  Riioraniento 
Shaw  .Iiiiiii,  <-ar()i'n'er  II.  C.  League,  TJS  Kearny 
Sliaw  John,  liOMHemover,  dwi  188  Jef<^ie 
Shaw   John,   (Forxaifh,    Tyler   &    S.J    c'wl   1827 

Clav 
S'law  J..lin  W..  real  estate,  dwl  2.3  Eleventh 
Shiiw   Louis,   ( Dnvid  L.  MrPlierson  &  Co.)   dwl 

3IJ  IJroadwav 
Siiaw  Margaret  Mrs.,  matron  City  and  County  IIos- 

|)ii    1 
S!ia\v  I\Io«es.  boilermaker  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

.0.33  Natoiiia 
Shaw  Nathan  W.,  restanrant  keeper,  dwl  120  Page 
Shaw  Oliver,  cariieiiler,  dwl  II.")  Ellis 
Shaw  IVtcr  .1.,  (Iravman  with  Joseiih  W.  Souther. 

dwl  SE  c^r  Fifth  and  Minna 
Shaw  S<doaion,  clerk  witli  Maurice  Silver,  dwl  531 

Post, 
Shaw  Stephen  W  ,  portraitpninter,   ptndio  X\V  cor 

ICi-arny  mikI  Sacramento,  dwl  l.")U  Taylor 
Sliaw   Tohias,   pawnbroker,  827  Kearny,   dwl  80C 

Jones 
Shaw  Willi  iin,  actor,  dwl  1808  Taylor 
Shaw  William,  nanpositor  with  Bacon  &,  Company, 

d"  I  l.")7^  Tehama 
Shaw  William,  painter  with  Donovan  &Hayes,  219 

D.ivis 
Shaw  William,  plnmher,  dwl  518  'nryant 
Sliaw  Willi  :m.  slioemalier  with  Orriu  Jones,  dwl 

Mimia  nr  First 
Shaw  William  Andrew,  fSUaw  Sj-  Sharp)  dwl  520 

Thi'd 
Sliaw  William  H.,  teacher  penmanship,  office  409 

Washinirton 
Shnv  &  Sharp,  (W.lUam  An/Jmo   Shnw  and  Mor- 

r?s  Sh'irp)  coal  yard  and  public  scales,  14  and 

It)  FitMiKint 
Shnwhan  John    E..  manager    Life    Associ.ilion    of 

America,  oHiie  320  C.il,<iwl  722  Sholwell 
Shawl  Mark,  merchant,  office  121    Sai.Boni,   dwl  24 

liansch 
Shay  HartiK  loniew  J..  fKdh/  &  S.J  dwl  731  Bush 
Siiiiy  Dennis,  lalioier.  dwl  (>  Alillei- Place 
Shay  Edward,  bootlitter,  dwl  •,'3t)  Jessie,  rear 
au.ty  K  ,  decUhancI  C  S.  Xav.  Go's  steannlredyer 
Shay  Haimali.  (widow)  laundress,  dwl  SE  cor  Fol- 

enm  and  First 
Siiay  Heiiiy,  farmer,  dwl   Ocean   House   Koad  nr 

Orteiro 
Sliiiv  .K-remiah,  biickniiisnn  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint, dwl 

'27  N  itoma 
Sha>  .1.  M.,  h borer  with  M.   H.   Turrill,  dwl  2810 

Binhanan 
Shay  Joiin,  l>arkeeper,  dwl  NE  cor  Washington  and 

Kearny 
Shiiy  .lohn'.r.,  cxtriman  Hose  Co.  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D., 

dal  Hose  Hiaise,  N  s.Iacl.son  nr  Front 
Sliav  Martin,  lahorer.  dwl  Paiilic  nr  Oct;ivi.i 
Shay  Michael,  carpenter,  dwl  Polk  bet  Greenwich 

and  Lombard 
Shay  Mill  ael,  harnessmaker,  115  Fourth,  dwl  G49 

Mi.^sion 
Shay  Michael,  laborer  P.JI.S  8.  Colorado 
Shav  Patrick,  hostler,  dwl  57  Natoma 
Slav  IViei-,  shipwright,  dwl  15  Sherwood  Pl.ice 
S!  ay  Ilobt-rt.  liHrUeeper.  dwl  113  Minna 
Shay  Kobert.  lab  >ier.  dwl  S  8  Seventh  Av  nr  Rail- 

Voad  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Shay  W..  carpenter  H  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Shay  Williiiui.  laborer,  dwl  18  Minna 
SlieJi  Agues   Mis.,  shocfitter  with  D.  W.  Emerson  & 

C-'.",<lwl2i2  Minna 
SHEA,  BOCqUEKAZ  &  McKEE,  rJnmen  Shra. 

A.  Botq^ifioz  niid  Robert  McKcc)  wholesale li- 

qiioiv,  &W  cor  Front  and  Jackson 


Shea  Daniel,  foreman  with  H.  J.   Randall,  dwl  10 

Annie 
Sheii    Diniel,    longshoreman,   dwl  cor  Eddy  and 

Scott 
Shea  Denn'R.  exp-essman,  SE  cor  Bush  and  Kearny, 

dwl  29  Nutoma 
Shea  Dennis,  b.ickinan  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Shea  Dennis,  laborer  Laborers'  Ahk'm,  814  Howard 
.Shea  Elihn,  /Shea  &   Goodnoic)  dwl  -JSi;  Fifth 
Shea  fJeo'ge  P.,   iioiter,  1  Masonic  Temple, dwl  319 

irnch 
Shea  .lames,  proprietor  Brooklyn  Hotel  coaches, dwl 

Biooklvn  Hotel 
Shea  .lames,  {Shea.  Bocqjiernz  Sf  McKce)  dwl  N  s 

Tyler  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Shea  James  E.,  porter  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &   Co., 

dwl  lOil^  Ellis 
Shea.Iohn.  hiborer,  dwl  4M5  Clementina 
S!iea  .'nlia.  (widow)  dwl  5  WashiiiLttou 
Shea  Kate  AI.  .Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  221  Minna 
Shea  K-riii,  watchman,  dwl  109  Pacilic 
Shea  Mich  lel,  boilcrmaker  Pacilic  Iron  Works,  dwl 

173  .Minn  i 
Shea  Michael,  hostler  with  Crittenden  &   Dalton, 

dwl  .57  Natoina 
Shea  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  39  B  ddwin  Court 
Shea  Micliael,  (Cooperative  Saddlery  Co.)  dwl  252 

]Minn  1 
Shea  Morris,  laborer,  dwl  717  O'Farrell 
Shea  Patii<-k,  c  irpeiiler  H.  C.  Leairne,  1-8  Kearny 
Shea  Patrick. peddler,  dwl  E  s  Doianr  Harrison 
Shea  Peter,  ca'penter.  dwl  451  .les^sie 
Shea  Richard,  Union  livery  stable.  92fi  Union 
Shea  Robert,  barkeeper,  3i3  Mont,  dwl  1 13  Minna 
Shea  Koliert,  boarding.  Lafayette  nr  .Mi^^i(>ll 
Shea  Robert,  bras^finisher  with  Weed  &•  Kingwell, 

dwl  51  (i  Folsom 
Shea  Robert,  laboie'-,  dwl  E  s  Kate  in-  Bryant 
She  I  'I'homas,  driver  Oiiinibns  R  R. 
Shea  Thomas,  l.iborer,  dwl  tl3G  Howard 
Shea  Thomas,  l:iborer,  dwl  6J8  Mi.ssi.m 
.Shea  William,  carpentei-  H.  C.  Leatiuc  128  Kearny 
Shea  William,  lon-rshoieman,  dwl  5  M'nuia 
Shea  William  (Murphy  &  S.Ji\\\\  7tl8F:lhert 
Shea  &  Ooodnow.  I  Elihu  Sliea,  Albert  L.  (rood now 

audEdirard I'atchrllj  wood  and  coal,  231  Fifth 

■and  401  Clementina 
Shei  — see  Shay 

Siieahaii  Annie  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  710  Howard 
Sheahau  Morris,  tailor,  dwl  7i0  Howar<l 
Sheahan  Tinioihv,  uiniirellamaker  with  J.  D.  Barr 

cfe  Co..  dwl  7b9  Mission 
Shean  Kdward,   bricklayer  Bricklayers'  Ass'u,  234 

Sutler 
Shenn  Fiiincis  W.,  dwl  N  8  McAllister  bet  Leaven- 
worth and  Hyde 
Shean  James  E.,  pressman  with  Edward  Bosqni  & 

Co. 
Shean  .John  TL,  driver,  dwl  Ns  McAllister  bet  Lea- 
venworth and  Hyde 
Shean  William,  warehouseman  with  Scholle  &  Lan 

kershim,  dwl  California  bet  l)ii|)oi)t  and  Kearny 
Shear  Abram,  clerk  assessor  U.S.  luttrii.;!  Revenue, 

dwl  1320  St<»kfou 
Shear  Ad<dph,  upholsterer,  dwl  22  Eleventh 
Shear  John,  millwright,  dwl  N  s  Bu.-h  nr  Fillmore 
Shear  John  P.,  miner,  dwl  232  Si.\th 
Shear  Mary  Mrs.,  millinery.  lOti  Third 
Shear  l>o..<iiia  iMrs.,  dressmaker.  232  Sixth 
Shear  Waldron,  bookkeeper  with  L.  II.  Woolley  & 

Co  .  dwl  NE  cor  Mission  and  Fifieenih 
Shear  William,  real  eetate,  office  (Jl?  Montgomery, 

<lwl  20.3!)  Jlissiou 
Shearer  Ernest  H.,  bookkeeper  with  Edward  Den- 
ny &.  Co.,  dwl  112  M.ison 
Shearer  Frederick  E.  Rev.,  district  secretary  Amer- 
ican Tr.ict  Society,  office  757  Mkt.  dwl  932  Pac 
Sliearer  Lewis,  aitornev    at  law,  office  20  and  :^1 

Court  Block,  (.3ti  Clay,  res  Oakland 


The  directory  of  the  "  PEOPIiES"  is  composed  of  the  beat  business  men  of  California. 


C.  p.  VA.N  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearcy  Street,  Furnishine  Goods. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [S]      DIRECTORY. 


589 


Sliearer  Tlioinas.  biifkmaeon,  dwl  N  s  Braunuu  bet 

Seventh  and  l<]i;;lj||| 
Sheiirii  John,  laborer,  dwl  I  Liberty 
Sbears  Samuel,   pperial   polieeiiian,   dwl  N\V  cor 

Sevt'iiili  and  Alinna 
Sliears  William,  bbicksnn'tli,  dwl  815  Diipont 
Shear;*  William,   ciiriier  with  O.   Kreutz,  dwl  cor 

(lOiiu'li  aiiil  Filbeit 
Sheliie  (ir.,  cftipeiiler.  dwl  73.">  Vallejo 
Shed  Ciiailfs  D..  /Shrd  £  Farra,,)   dwl  818  Sutter 
SHED  &  FAUUAX,  (Charles  D.  Skvd  and  John 

F.    FnrraiiJ  shipt-handlery  und  ship  stores,  5 

Market 
Sheddy  .lames  E.,   marble  cutter  with  John  Dauiel 

iV  Co.,  dwl  Es  IJoardmaii  1*1  iir  liraiiiuiii 
Sliee  Kee  it  Co  .  (Cliiiieae)  i-icepackers.  810  Sac 
Slieedy  I'-llfii  .Mi.-s,  fuinislied  rooms,  1018 Market 
Slieeliaii  Charles,  waiter  Unas  House 
Sheelian  t.'liristoplier,  boileriDaker,  dwl  64  First 
Sheehan  Daniel,  expresswagon.  SE  cor  Folsom  and 

Third,  <lwl  Natoma  bet  EiLrhili  and  Ninth 
Sheelian  Daniel,  1  iborer.dwl  210  Pacific 
Sheehan  Dauiil,  laborei-,  dwl  ~M6  Ciara 
Sheelian  Daniel,  waiter  with  A.  A.  Jennings,  dwl 

±17  Miinia 
Sheehan  David,  laborer,  dwl  3  Cleaveland 
Sheehan  D.ivid,  sailuiaker  with  HardinifiVj  Brann 
Sheehan  Dennis,  carpenter,  dwl  IKi  Shipley 
Sheelian  Jeremiah,  lal)orer,  dwl  b\:l  Mission 
Sheehan  John,  driver  Central  li.  R.,  dwl  N  s  Mc- 
Allister bet  Leavenworih  and  Hyde 
Sheehvin  John,  laborer,  dwl  115  Dora,  i-ear 
Sheehan  John,  laborer  Hathaway's  Warehouse,  dwl 

)1J  liausch 
Sheehan  Joseph,  painter,  dwl  6fi0  Mission 
Sheehan  Joseph,  seaman,  dwl  411  Clementina 
Sbeehaii  Josephine,  tailoress  with  Gabriel  Abiaham, 

dwl  59  Natoma 
Sheehan  Lameuce,  oartman,  d wl  E  s  BryantAvenue 

nr  Bryant 
Sheehan  Maurice,  sboeniaker  with  J.  Jones,  dwl  736 

Clementina 
Sheehan  Mirhael,  shoemaker  with  Donovan  Bros., 

dwl  I  \'i  Jessie 
Sheehan  P.itrick,  laborer,  dwl  11  Minna 
Sheehan  P.itrick,  laborer  with  S.  K.  Gas  Co. 
Sheehiin  lio.-'a  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  411  Clem 
Sheehan  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  417  Howard 
Sheehan  Tiniotiiy,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Sheehan. — See  Sheahan  an<l  Shelian 
Sheehy  John,  teamster  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  'i\   Sumner 
Sheet  George,  clerk  with  Kinney  Bros.,  dwl  32  Sixth 
Sheen  Miihael  J.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl 

Pacilic  Hotel 
Sheener  iMicliael,  laborer  with  John  W.  Kelly 
Sheerer  Jo.-iepli,  carpenter,  dwl  8  Harlan  Place 
Sheerin  D.:niel,  ( Larseneur  <fc   S.J  dwl  cor  Bush 

and  Lyon 
Sheerin  Nici.olas,  bricklayer,  dwl  7  Cleaveland 
Sheler  Bartel,  laborer  Philadelphia  Brewery,  dwl 

1".23  Tehama 
Slieff  iner  (Jeorge,  carpenter,  dwl  14  Brooks 
Shelfell  Henry,  wairer  with  John  ColIin^s,  dwlSW 

cor  Fourtli  and  Miima 
SheHiehl  Charles,  haircurler,  dwl  cor  Fourteenth  and 

Dolores 

Sbefliehi  Claries  P.,  f  Pacific  Saw  Manvfacturing 

C'>.)  dwl  103  Eighth 
Shett'ner  Andrew,  laborer,  dwl  Montgomery  Place 

nr  Montgomery 
Shehan  Horace,  t.iilor,  dwl  740  Howard 
Shelian  John,  laborer,  dwl  318  Pacific 
Shehan  John,  lontjshorenian,  dwl  24  Minna 
Shehan    John    W.,  crockery  and   glassware,  638 

Broadway 
Shehan  William,  barkeeper  with  T.  O'Connor,  dwl 

5111  Bryant 
Shehan. — See  Shean  and  Sheean 


Sheideman  B.ihr,  (Brown  Bros.  &    Co.)  dwl  826 

O'Farrell 
Slieil  Michael,  tailor,  dwl  23  Hunt 
Slieimann  John,  waiter,  dwl  21.")  Sansom 
Slieinhardt  Heary.  baker,  dwl  15  Ijaiiifton 
Sheivii  John,    brasstinislier  with  W.  T.   Garratt  & 

Co.,  SE  cor  Fremont  and  Mi.-<sion 
Sheldiii^r  Henry,  laundryman,  dwl  S  s  O'Farrell  bet 

Fillmore  and  Steiiier 
Sheldon  Catharine,  (widow)  dwl  732  Harrison 
Sheldon  David,  student,  dwl  83S  Mission 
Sheldon  Henry  H.,  clerk  U.  S  Suiveyor  General's 

otfice,  dwl  13  Second  Avenue  nr  .Si.steenlh 
Sheldon    John,    clerk  with    Peter  Cr.iig,  dwl  732 

Harrison 
Sheldon  John  K.,  driver  with  Peter  Craig  &  Son, 

8. '3  Market 
Sheldon  John  P.,  Inmberdealer,  dwl  30  II  iwfborne 
Sheldon  Joseph,   (colored)  steward,  dwl  ll>  Pinck- 

ney  Place 
Sheldon  Mary  Mrs.,  authoress,  dwl  1813  Stockton 
Shelilon  Samuel  G.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearuv 
Sheldon  S."  P.,  dwl  314  Bush 
Sheley  Geortre  A.,  solicitor  with  J,  M.  Bradstreet& 

Son,  dwl  American  Exchantre 
Shell  ird  Benjamin,  orj^inbuilder,  dwl  12-50  Moat 
Shelle  Isaae,  dwl  612  Folsom 
Shelle  William,  dwl  642  Folsom 
Shelley  Ellen,  (wi<low)  dwl  27  .Stevenson 
Shelley  .John  F.,  upholsterer,  215  Second 
Shelley  Peter,  drayman,  dwl  228  Austin 
Shelley  William  N.,  pilot,  dwl  224  Cliestnnt 
Shelly"  Catharine,    (widow)  dwl  Ss  Henry  bat  Cas- 
tro and  Noe 
Shelly  L  A.  Mrs.,  dwl  NE  cor  Taylor  and  Mnrket 
Sheltou  Bartholomew,  hostler  with  Boutou  &  Son, 

dwl  1105  Powell 
Shelton  Frank,  whitewasher,  dwl  3  Gerke  Alley 
Shelton  Henry  A.,  steward  City  and  County  Hospital, 

dwl  923  Union 
Shenal  Charles,  Li borer  Industrial  Scliool, Old  Ocean 

House  lload,  5  miles  from  Ciiy  Hall 
Shenehenn  John,  hackdriver,  dwl  S  s  Mission  nr 

Eleventh 
Shenkel  Peter,  (Harvey  Sf  Go.)  dwl  Ws  Eleventh 

bet  Harrison  and  Folsom 
Sheou  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Shepard  Acel  J.,  engineer,  dwl  704  Howard 
Shepard  Albert,  (Shepard  &  McGowan)  dwl  132 

Fourth 
Shepard  Bros.,  (Jnme/^  and  William)  plumbers  and 

gaslitters,  151  Third 
Shepard  Caleb  H.,  boxmakerwith  Swan,  Dunbar  &. 

Co.,  dwl  47  Second 
Shepard  Charles,  barkeeper,  dwl  3  Washoe  Place 
Shepard  Jacob,  butcher  witli  J.  Y.  Wilson  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 
Shepard  James,  (Shepard  Brolhcm)  dwl  cor  Fif- 
teenth Av  and  liailroad  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Shepard  J.  L  N.,  (Jiid.son  JJ*  S.J  res  Oakland 
Shepard  Mark  L.,  ofiicial  shortbaml  reporter,  ofl^ce 

31  Exchange  Building,   dwl  W  a  Mission  bet 

Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Shepard  Samuel,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Shepard  S.  White,  (Shepard  &  Murphy)  dwl  916 

Stockton 
Shepard  William  Jr.,  (Shepard  Brothers)  dwl  cor 

Fifteenth  Av  and  Railroad  Av.  South  S.  F. 
Shepard  &   McGowan,  (Albert  Shepard  &  Come- 

liunMcdownn)  street  contractors,  606  Merchant 
Shepard  &  Murphy  (S.  White  Shepard  &   Arthur 

Murphy)  real  estate  brokers,  539  California 
SHEPAKDSON  HART  F.,  general  agent  North- 
western  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  ollice  315 

Montgomeiy,  res  Alameda  county 
Sheperd  Charles  W.,  clerk,  409  California,  dwl  347 

Jessie 
Sheperd  Royal  F.,  restaurant,  foot  Me  iggs' Wharf 


JOKES,  FUIiliMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Iiaces  and  Embroideries. 


ITERBA  SANTA  radically  cures  Scrofula,  Salt  Bheum  and  all  diseases  of  the  blood. 


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Shephard   Alfred,  assistant  engineer  North    Pac. 

Tnins  Co'8  S.S.  Moses  Taylor,  dwi  1904  Powell 
Shephard  Samuel,  cook  Coamopolitun  Hotel 
She.pbeard  Rachel,  (widow)  dwi  815  Hownrd 
Siiephei-d  Charles,  spinner  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills, 

dwI  NW  cor  Fr.incisco  and  Pollc 
Shepherd  Kdward,  silverplater,  dwl  6H9  California 
Shepherd  J.  J.,  engineer  stm  Contra  Costa,  Vallejo 

Street  Wharf 
Shepherd  John,  watchman,  dwl  SW  cor  Davis  and 

Vallejo 
Shepherd   Levi,  proprietor  S.  F.  Last  Factory,  10 

Stevenson,  dwl  (i38  Howard 
Shepherd  Thomas,  f  Shepherd  &  Willmot)  dwl  W  8 

Valencia  het  Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Shepherd    William,  homestead  secretary,  office  32 

Merchants'  Exchange 
Shepherd  William,  porter  with  M.  Gray,  res  Brooli- 

Ivn 
SHEPHERD  &  WILLMOT.  (Thomas  Shepherd 

and  Charles  Willmot j  proprietors  Swan  Brew- 
ery, 527  Valencia 
Sheplar  Samuel  H.,  agent  Holt's   Patent  Marking 

Wheel    and  niannfactnrer  ruhber  stamps,  611 

Washington,  dwl  252  Fourth 
Shepniun  William  E.,  foreman  Pacific  Plate  Works, 

611  Market 
Sheppard  Benjamin  W.,  miner, dwl  23^  Zoe 
Slieppard  E.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Sheppard  Edward,  clerk,  dwl  NW  cor  Montgomery 

and  Vallejo 
Sheppard  John,  merchant  tailor,  617   Montgomery, 

dwl  lOrm  Clay 
Sheppard  Mary,  (widow)  groceries,  NW  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Vallejo 
Sheppard  Martin,  liquor  dealer,  dwl  10  Natoma 
Slieppard  Richard,  clerk  with  Louis  F.  Dunaud,  dwl 

NW  cor  Vallejo  and  Montgomery 
Sheppard  William,   laborer,  dwl  W  s  Nevada  bet 

Harrison  and  Folsom 
Sheppard. — See  Shepard  and  Shepherd 
Sheppardson  Thomas,  steward  U.  S.  Marine  Hospi- 
tal, dwl  cor  Fifteenth  and  Mission 
Shepstou  James,  carpenter,  dwl    E  s  Dolores  nr 

Sixteenth 
Shepston  John  A.,  fShepnton  &  Oooley)  dwl  cor 

Twenty-sixth  and  Old  San  Jose  road 
Shepston  T.,  planer  with  Swan,  Dunbar  &  Co.,  dwl 

Dolores  l)et  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Shepston  William,   milkrancb,    Arlington   opp    St. 

Mary's  College 
Shepston  <fe  Cooley,  (John  A.  Shepaton  and  Lester 

Cooky)  milkrancb,  cor  Twenty-sixth  and  Old 

San  Jose  road 
Shevan  John,  stonecutter  new  U.  S.   B.    Mint,    dwl 

41  Clara 
Sherburne ,  mate  U.  S.  Steamer  Newbern,  dwl 

220  Third 
Sherburne  Edward  R.,  clerk  with  George  Mearns, 

dwl  Orleans  Hotel 
Sheridan  Andrew,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf, 

dwl  17  Freelon 
Sheridan  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  48  Ritch 
Sheridan  J.  A.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,   107   Sansom 
Sheridan  James,  boxmaker  with    Hobbs,  Gilmore 

&  Co.,  dwl  W  8  Jones  bet  California  and  Pine 
SHERIDAN  JAMES,  groceries  and  liquors,   SE 

cor  Brannan  and  Gilbert 
Sheridan  James,  laborer  Laborer's  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'n, 

814  Howard 
Sheridan  John,  cooper  with  Alexander  Murdoch, 

dwl  N  8  Minna  bet  First  and  Second 
Sheridan  John,  milkman,  old    San    Jose  road    nr 

Tweniy-ninth 
Sheridan  John,  stevedore,  dwl  916  Montgomery 
Sheridan  Joseph,  dwl  1208  Folsom  ur  Eighth 
Sheridan  Lawrence,  fireman,  dwl  48  Ritch 
Sheridan  Martin,  clerk  with  JohnB.  Sbarbaro,  dwl 

SW  cor  Fifth  and  Folsom 


Sheridan  Owen,  moulder,  dwl  53  Shipley,  rear 
Sheridan  Patrick,  cutter  with  Buckin4;nain  «t  Hecht, 

dwl  N  8  Fifteenth  nr  Howard 
Sheridan  Patrick,  gilder  with  S.  &  G.  Gump,  dwl 

S  8  Liberty  bet  Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Sheridan  Philip  L.,  shoemaker,  dwl   E   s   Valencia 

bet  Thirteenth  and  Fourteenth 
Sheridan  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  cor  Cemetery  Av 

and   Bush 
Sheridan  Thomas,  driver  Omnibus  Railroad 
Sheridan  Thomas,  grainer,  dwl  W  s  Ninth  bet  Miss- 
ion and  Jessie 
Sheridan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  NW  cor  Eddy  and 

L:iguna 
Sheridan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  45  Jessie 
SHERIFF  CITY  AND   COUNTY,  office  8  City 

Hall  first  floor 
Sherilt  John,  photographer  with  Charles  L.  Cramer, 

dwl  719  Market 
Sherin  Barnabas,  hostler,  dwl  2.36  Sutter 
Sherin  James,  hostler  with  Philip   Morshead,    dwl 

50   Everett 
Sherk  Louis,  laborer,  dwl  134  Sutter 
Sherlock  Hugh,  proprietor  Empire  House,  41  Vallejo 
Sherman  A.  L.,  cnltle  dealer,  dwl  1014  Stockton 
Sherman  Albert  G.,  proprietor  Eagle  Lodgings,  320 

Sansom 
Sherman  Benjamin  F.,  brickmason  New  U.  S.  B. 

Mint,  dwl  .515  Bush 
Sherman   David   B.,   mate  stm   Moulton,   dwl  403 

Folsom 
Sherman  David  S.,  porter,  cor  Battery  and  Market, 

dwl  1031  Market 
Sherman  Edwin  A.,  (Bishop,  S.  &  CarrickJ  dwl 

219  Gearv 
Sherman  F.  Al.  Miss,  assistant  teacher   Girls'  High 

School,  dwl  531  Jessie 
Sherman  Francis,  foreman  S.  F.  Assaying  and  Re- 
fining Works,  dvi'l  616  Taylor 
Sherman  George,  driver  with  Roy  &.  Taplan,  dwl 

Columbia  nr  Twenty-third 
Sherman  Geor«-e,  milkwagon,  dwl  E  8  Harrison  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Sherman  George,  peddler,  dwl  E  s  Polk  bet  Wash- 
ington and  Jackson 
Sherman  George  R.,  compositor  with  Cubery  itCo., 

dwl  608  Leavenworth 
Sherman  Harriet  N.,  (widow)  dwl  805  Leav 
Sherman   Harry,   printer,    dwl   N  s    Stockton  nr 

Broadway 
Sherman   Isaac,  weigher   Castom  House,  dwl  813 

Stockton 
Sherman  James  E.,  mariner,  dwl  1910  Larkin 
Sherman  James  S.,  bootmaker  with  Mason  &  Tavlor, 

dwl  38  Silver 
Sherman  John,  carpenter,   dwl  W  s  Webster  bet 

Ellis  and  Eddy 
Sherman  John,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  Johnson  nr 

Hariison 
Sherman  John  L.,  longshoreman,  dwl  SE  cor  Main 

and  Harrison 
Sherman  Leander  S.,  (Sherman  &  Hyde)  dwl  219 

Geary 
Sherman  O.  D.,  expresswagon,  SE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Clay,  dwl  NE  cor  Clay  and  Montgomery 
Sherman   Otis  M.,  carpenter  and   builder,  dwl  20 

Lafayette 
Sherman    Otto,    mattressmaker   with    George    O. 

Whitney  &  Co.,  dwl  Everett  nr  Third 
Sherman  Robert,  stonecutter,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Sherman   Samuel,  tailor  with  J.  S.  Hand,  dwl  827 

Dupont 
Sherman  S.  P.,  (widow)  dwl  422  Ellis 
Sherman  Waite  D.,  (widow)  dwl  1034  Market 
Sherman  William,  plumber  with  P.  R.  O'Brien 
Sherman  William,  printer,  dwl  1320  Stockton 
SHERMAN  WILLIAM  &  CO.,  clothiers,  merchant 

tailors,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  trunks,  valises, 

etc.,  608  Montgomery 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUBANCE  CO.  insures  against  Fire  and  Marine  hazards. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Boots  and  Shoes. 


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SHERMAN  &  HYDE,  fLeander  S.  Sherman  and 
Frederick  A.  Hyde)  slieet  music,  pianos  and 
musical  instruments,  S \V  cor  Sutter  and  Kearny 

Shermer  Hermann,  pliysician,  dwl  lllODupont 

Sbermin  Walter  B.,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  706  Polsom 

SLerry  Burnard,  driver  Eclipse  Bakery,  dwl  S  s 
Filbert  bet  Mason  and  Powell 

Sherry  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  545  Howard 

Sherry  James,  (Billings  &  Sj  dwl  270  First 

Sherry  John,  milknincb.  Church  bet  Twenty-sixth 
and  Twenty-seventh 

Sheriy  Owen,  tailor,  426  Dupont 

Sherry  Victor,  milkranch,  E  a  Gunnison  Avenue 
nr  Twenty-eighth,  Bernal  Rights 

Sherwood  Benjamin,  attorney  at  law,  office  19 
Montgomery  Block 

Sherwood  Benjamin  F.,  stockbroker,  office  415  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  114  Powell 

Sherwood,  Bulkley  &  Co.,  (Samuel  B.  Sliervood 
and  Milton  Bulkley)  shipping  and  commission 
merchiiiits,  406  Sacramento 

Sherwood  E.,  foreman  tailor  shop  Mission  and  Pa- 
cific Woolen  Mills 

Sherwood  John,  driver,  dwl  NW  cor  Broadway 
and  Octavia 

SHERWOOD  ROBERT,  (late  Barrett  Sf  Sher- 
wood) importer  and  retailer  watches,  diamonds, 
jewelry,  etc.,  517  Mont,  dwl  433  Biyant 

Sherwood  Samuel  B.,  (Slierwood,  Bulkley  &  Co.) 
406  Sacramento 

Sherwood  William,  woodworker  with  Pollard  Sc 
Carvill  Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  N  s  Beale  ur 
Foleom 

Sherwood  William  James,  clerk  with  Robert  Sher- 
wood, dwl  708  Pine 

Sheville  Margaret,  (widow)  news  depot,  414  Folsom 

Shevlin  Patrick,  waiter  Grand  Hotel  • 

Shew  Jacob,  photographic  gallery,  612  Clay,  dwl 
417  Montgomery 

Shew  Laura  F.  Miss,  adjuster  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 
E  8  Howard  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 

Shew  Myron,  with  William  Shew,  121  Kearny 

SHEW  WILLIAM,  photographic  art  gallery,  pic- 
ture frames,  materials,  etc.,  121  Kearny 

Shewell  Rose  Mrs.,  actress  California  Theater,  dwl 
Orleans  Hotel 

Sheyer  Emanuel,  (Sheyer  &  Abrahamson)  dwl 
429  Kearny 

Sheyer  M.  &  Brother,  (Solomon  Sheyer)  wholesale 
dry  and  geuts' furnishing  goods,  103  Sansom 

Sheyer  Marcus,  (M.  Sheyer  &  Brother)  dwl  272 
Minna 

Sheyer  Solomon,  (M.  Sheyer  &  Brother)  dwl  272 
Minna 

Sheyer  &  Abrahamson,  (Emanuel  Sheyer  and  Alex- 
ander Abrahamson)  clothing,  42'J  Kearny 

Shibhard  Edward,  currier,  dwl  539  Howard 

Shibley  Stewart  C,  clerk,  dwl  N W  cor  Sacmmento 
and  Dupont 

Shiefer  Theodore,  porter  with  Benjamia  B.  Thayer, 
dwl  775^  Market,  rear 

Shiel  George,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 

Shield  Charles, blacksmith  with  Kittredge&  Leavitt, 
dwl  Ash  Avenue  nr  Larkin 

Shields  Andrew,  boilermaker,  dwl  12  Tehama 

Shields  Daniel  J.,  blacksmith,  N  s  Market  bet  Front 
and  Davis,  dwl  W  s  Folsom  ur  Twenty-third 

Shields  Henry, porter  What  Cheer  Restaurant 

Shields  James,  machinist  Pacific  Iron  Works 

Shields  James  S.,  clerk  Headquarters  Mil.  Division 
Pacific,  703  Market 

Shields  Joseph  H.,  cooper  with  L.N.  Handy  &  Co., 
dwl  Lincoln  Court  ur  Fremont 

Shields  Matthew,  milkman,  dwl  N  s  Pacific  bet  Oc- 
tavia and  Gough 

Shields  Patrick,  blocklayer  City  Paving  Co. 

Shields  Patrick,  driver  Alarket  St.  R.R.,  dwl  Val- 
encia bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Shields  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  Fort  Point 


Shields  Peter,  laborer  with  S.  V.  Water  Co. 

Shields  R.  H.,  actor,  dwl  72  Natoma 

Shields  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  15  Ritch 

Sliieldt  Robert,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  cor 

Folsom  and  Sherman 
Shields  Thomas,  boatman,  dwl  California  Avenue 

nr  Montezuma 
Shields  Thomas,  waiter  North   Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 

S.  Senator 
Shields  Thomas  J.,  extramau  stm  No.  3,  S.  F.F.  D., 

dvs'l  706  Joiiea 
Shields   Timothy,    policeman   City   Hall,    dwl    10 

Anthon)' 
Shiels' Block,  junction  Market,  Mont  and  Post 
Shiels  William,  real  estate,  office   608   Market,  dwl 

530O'Farrell 
Shien  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  14  Ashburton  Place 
Shillaber  George,  carpenter  with  J.  P.  Curtis,  dw 

1096  Union 
Shillaber  Levi  S.,  dwl  326  Main 
Siiillaber  Theodore,  mining  stocks,  dwl  612  Cal 
Shillaber  &  Co., (Levi  Shillaber  Jj-  Alfred  Seymour) 

fruits  and  confectionery,  268  First 
Shillcock  Caroline,  (widow)  dwl  506  Hayes 
Shiller  Frank,  cooper,  dwl  1  Jasper  Place 
Shilling  C.  S.,  clerk,  dwl  21  Taylor 
Shilling  Joseph,  tailor,  1046  Folsom 
Shilling  Levi,  hides  and  wool,  office  306  California, 

dwl  632  Market 
Shilling  M.,  saddler  with  M.  Warsthauer,  dwl  1513 

Powell 
Shilling  Pauline,  (widow)  dwl  39  Jessie 
Shilling   Saul  S.,  clerk   Farmers'  and  Mechanics' 

Bank  of  Savings,  dwl  120  Fourth 
Shindler    Caspar,    carriagepainter    with    Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  825  Kearny 
Shine  Daniel,   pressman  with  Alfred"  Chaigneau, 

dwl  417  Sutter 
Shine  George,  shipwright  with  David  R.  Coleman, 

dwl  1 1U8  Montgomery 
Shine   John,  with  Linforth,  Kellogg   &    Co.,  and 

School  Director  Fifth  Ward,  dwi  5  Front 
Shine  Michael,  lather,  dwl  115  Sixth 
Shine  Nicholas,  hostler  with  Austin  D.   Moore,  dwl 

1516  Folsom 
Shine  Patrick,  helper  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  34 

Garden 
Shineberger  John,  mail  clerk  Alta  California,  dwl 

310  Stockton 
Shingle  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  233  Minna 
Sbingleburger  Francis,  shoemaker,  dwl  632  Post 
Shinlaben  John,  sashmaker  with  D.  A.  Macdonald 

&  Co.,  dwl  5  Bryant 
Shinn    David,    sailmaker,    dwl    E    s  Mission    bet 

Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Shinn  James,  printer,  dwl  W  s  Van  Ness  Avenue 

nr  Turk 
Shinn  John,  laborer,  dwl  Seventh  Avenue  nr  L, 

South  S.  F. 
Shipley  Helen  V.  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Powell  St. 

Primary  School,  dwl  1309  Mason 
Shipman  Harry  W.,  messenger  Home   Mutual  Ins. 

Co.,  dwl  1012  Washington 
Shirek  Adolph,  merchant,  dwl  1804  Stockton 
Shirek  Rudolph,  drygoods,  52  Fourth 
Shirek  Samuel,  (Shirek  &  Go.)  dwl  SE  cor  Third 

and  Hunt 
Shirek    &    Co.,  (Samuel    Shirek)    drygoods,  1125 

Stockton 
Shirley  Francis,  clerk  with  John  Burnap,  dwl  417 

Tehama 
Shirley  John,  bootfitter,  dwl  1408  Kearny 
Shirley  John,  capitalist,  office  524  Sansom,  dwl  536 

Kearny 
Shirley  John ,  shipping  clerk  with  Crane  &  Brigham, 

dwl  830  Folsom 
Shirpser  Adolph,  merchant,  dwl  561  Tehama 
Shirpser  David,  dwl  134  Clara 
Shirpser  Isidor,  furs,  24  Mont,  dwl  1012  Mission 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Sewt'ig  and  Embroidering  Silks. 


USE  COOP23R'S  BALM  for  Dysentory,  and  all  Diseases  of  the  Stomach  and  Bowels. 


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°liively  diaries  W..  parser,  dsvl  1515  Leavenworth 
Slaves  Alexdiider,  ealesiuan  wilU  Landers,  Byrne 

<t  Co,  dwl  114  K.ldy 
Slilink  Tlioiiiiis,  reBtamant,  dwl  27  Clementina 
Shloss  K.  Madame,  milliner  and  niillinerv,  4{)2  and 

406  Kearny,  and  1002  Stockton,  dwl  812  Powell 
Sliloss  Morris,  Biilesiiiau,  1002  Stock,   dwl  812  Pow 
Siiiuiili  15.  K.,  clerk,  dwl  814  Montgomery 
S!ioatt'Pliili|)  L.,  (Smylh  iV  8. J  dwl  515  Sac 
Slioalwater  Bay   Oyster  Co.,  wholesale  oysters,  8D 

California  Nlarket 
Shocken  Ahr.ham  L.,  clerk,  329  Mont,  dwl  331  Mont 
Shoehiidtre  Predeiick,  drayniau,  123   Washington, 

dwl  11108  Larkin 
Shoemaker  Cliaries,  slioemalcer,  dwl  407  Pacitic 
Shoemiker  Elit^e,  (widow)  dressmaker,  203  Post 
Slioeu  Edwaiil,  hairdresser,  2007  Polk 
Shoenbar  John,  (  SlweuharSf  Whitney )  res  Oaklanc) 
Slioeiihar  it  Wliirney, /'J'cA/t  Slioenbor  and  Ahholt 

L.    WkitneyJ  collectors  and    {reneral   business 

ai^enis,  oHice  22  Alontj^omery  Block 
Shoenlierg  Henry,   ( S/ioenbcrfr  <g   LevinskyJ  dwl 

4<>7  Jessie 
Shoenbi^rj,'  Sigraund,  salesman,  26  Kearny,  dwl  32.0 

Minna 
Shoenberg  &   Levinsky,   (Henry    Shocnberg   and 

Louin  LevinskyJ  P.icilic  Glove  Factory,  4i)8  Sac 
Shoenhoefer  Theodor'e,  laborer,  dwl  50  Everett 
Shoen^teia  Feidinund  B.,  machinist  with  Theodore 

Kallenbeig,  dwl  20  Everett 
Sliohay  Francis,  groceries  and  liqnors,  020  Pacilie 
Sholl  F.  C,  chief  mate  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.S. 

OiiHamme 
Sholtna  Die<irich,  laborer,  d\vl  163  .Jessie 
Slion  Jean,  shoemaker,  dwl  1032  Market 
Shou  Panl,  liairdiesser,  dwl  319  Stockton 
Sliong.  Cliong  &.  Co.,    (Chinese)    provisions,    720 

Jackson 
Shoning  Otto,  lithographer  with  G.  T.  Brown  &  Co., 

dwl  714  Howard 
Shonwasser  B.  &i.  Co.,  (Max  Bavin)  dry  and  fancy 

goods,  222  Kearny,  <iwl  339  Eddy 
Shootters  Dirk,  niolder  Kisdou  Iron  Works,  dwl  314 

Folsoni 
SHORli  J.  CAMPBELL,  physician  and  snrgeon, 

office  SWcor  Sansom  and  Pine,  dwl  Occidental 

Hotel 
Shorb  .J.  DeBarth,  merchant,  dwl  Lick  House 
Shorrock  Jolni   H.,  oriianiental  painter,  dwl  W  s 

Second  Avenue  bet  Camp  and  Seventeenth 
Short  Charles,  gioceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Clinton 

aii<)  Brannaii 
Short  David  M.,  ]ionndkeeper,  dwl  NE  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Fillmore 
Short (Tregory.japaniier  with  J. G. lis, dwl  7  Calhoim 
Short  Henry  C..Japanner  withJ.G.Ils.dwl  7  Calhoun 
Short   Henry  C.  Jr.,  japanner  with  J.  G.  lis,  dwl  7 

Calhouu 
Short  John,  clerk  Chief  of  Police,  City  Hall.dwl  N  s 

Jackson  nr  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Short  John  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Vallejo  bet  Leav- 
enworth and  Hyde 
Short  John  B.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  Adams  House 
Short  Julia  B.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Sin'ing  Valley 

Grammar  School,  dwl  520  Sutter 
Short  Michael,   merchant  tailor,  527  Commercial, 

dwl  124  William 
Short  Patrick  H.,  drayman,  SE  cor  Davis  and  Com- 

merciiij,  dwl  320  Geary,  rear 
SHOUT  PETEIi,  merchant tailor,225 Montgomery, 

dwl  i42!»  Pine 
Short  S.  11.,  (Kay  &  S.J  dwl  N  s  Hayes  nr  Van 

Ness  Avenue 
Short  William,  pantryman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Shorten  James,  hackman.  Plaza,  dwl  156  Silver 
Shottler  Anione,   clerk  with  H.  C.  Evers,  dwl  SE 

cor  Montgomery  and  Vallejo 
Shotwell  Joseph  M.,  stockbroker,  office  334  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  1119  Washington 


Shoulder  Owen,  teamster  with  George  Dougherty, 

dwl  .SE  cor  liay  and  .Tones 
Shourds  Francis  A.,  clerk,  dwl  432  Montgomery 
Shoin'ds   George  W.,  engraver  on  wood,  ollice  432 

Montgomery 
Shourds  John  A. .engraver  with  George  W.  Sliourds, 

dwl  432  Montgomery 
Shover  Mortimer  G,  carpenter  with  Miller  <t  Haley, 

dwl  917  Bryant 
Shrader  A.  J.,  /Storm  &  Go.)  and  Supervisor  Ninth 

Ward,  otiice  320  IMontgomery.dwl  5  South  Park 
Shrafl  Bernard,  teacher  music,  dwl  447  Bryant 
Shreiber  Iiigall,  peddler,  dwl  237  Fell 
Sliieve   Geoi-ge  C,,  (George  G.  Shreve  &  Co.)  dwl 

Grand   Hotel 
SHEEVE  GEORGE  C.  &  CO.,  (George  Bonny) 

watches,   diamonds, jeweLy,   silverware,  etc., 

110  Montgomery 
Shiier  Hemy,  (J.  Baum  Sr  Co.)  dwl  820  O'Farrell 
Slirier  Moriis,  (J.  Baum  &  Go.)   res  New  York 
Shuck  Oscar  T.,  attorney  at  law  and  reporter  Ex- 
aminer, dwl  435  Second 
Shndmack  Isaac,  peddler,  dwl  246  Tehama 
Shuham    Henry   G.,    harnessmaker   with    Main   & 

Winchester,  dwl  5  Natoina 
Shuhert  William,  shoemaker,  dwl  625  Vailejo 
Shuldes  George,  clockmaker  wiili  Henry  Molineu.\, 

310  Sansom,  dwl  3  Central  Plice 
Shull   Louis  D.,  signpainter,  room  106  iMonf,  Block 
Shultis  Edward,  house  and  sign  painter,  20J  Mason, 

dwl  40  E.hly 
Shidtz  J.  S.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  121  Fourth 
Sliultz.— See  Schultz 
Shumack  .lolin,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mills,  dwl 

Potrero  Ponit 
Shurer  William,  porter,  216  California,  dwl  Dupont 

bet  Bush  and   Pine 
ShnrtfefF  Henry  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Columbia 

bet  Twenty-seventh  and  Twenty-eiuhlh 
Sbnsche  Thomas  R.,  conductor  City  R-  R. 
Shuster  Frank,  butcher,  dwl  S  s  Fourteenth  bet  Fol- 

8om  and  Howard 
Shute  Daniel  S.,  (H  M.  &■  D.S.Shiitn)  dwl  1004  Pine 
Shute  Henrv  M.,  ( E.  31.  &  D.  S.  Shute)  dwl  111 

O'Farrell 
Shute  H.  M.  &  D.  S.,  carriage  and  springmakei-s,lll 

O'Farrell 
Shutt  Ernest  R.  V.,  clerk  with  Henry  E.  Highton, 

dwl  359  Minna 
Shwamm  Maihew,  market,  103  Dupont 
Shwed  Philip,  salesmau  with  Shirek  &  Co.,dwl  523 

Miima 
Shwelzer  Jacob,  tailor,  dwl  N  s  Sixteenth  bet  First 

Avenue  and  Mission 
SHYNE  JAMES  G.,  butcher,  330  Fourth 
Sibelich  Martin,  cook  with  Nicholas  Auiunovich.SW 

cor  East  and  Commercial 
Sichel  Eugene,  cigars  and  tobacco,  321  Cal  and  NE 

cor  Bush  and  Battery,  dwl  730  Filbert 
Sichel   G.,   dwl  W  s  Jansen  bet  Greenwich  and 

Lon)bard 
Sichel  Jacob,  messenger  with  Shirek  &  Co.,  dwl  730 

Filbert 
Sichel  Julia  Mips,  assistant  teaclier  Geary  St.  Cos- 
mopolitan School,  dwl  730  Filbeit 
Sichel  Julius,  (Fleishman,  S.  tfc  Co.)  dwl  Nucleus 

Hotel 
Sichel  Max,  dentist,  office   652  Washington,  dwl 

718  Filbert 
Sichel  Michael,  butcher  with  Peter  Eckert,  dwl  Sut- 
ter in-  Powell 
Sichel   Moses,    drygoods,  1008  Stockton,  dwl  511 

Filbert 
Sichel  Saulman,  oil  manufacturer,  dwl  730  Filbert 
Sichel  Solomon,  salesman,  cor  Bush  and  Battery. dwl 

730  Filbert 
Sickal  Joseph  A.,  saddle  and  harnessmaker,  Es  Mis- 
sion nr  Twenty-fourth,  dwl  W  s  Treat  Avenue 

bet  Twenty-lirst  and  Twenty-second 


THS  P^IOFLSS  INSUHAN  JK  CO.  is  the  most  progressive  Company  on  the  Coast. 


C.  P   VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Hats  and  Caps. 


SAN  FRANCISCO   [S]  DIRECTORY. 


693 


SICKLER  CALEB   M.,  stoves  and  tinware,   420 

and  422  Kearny,  dwl  732  Geary 
Sickles  John,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl  Po- 

trero  Point 
Sicotte  Louis  A.,  bookkeeper  with  J.  P.  Raymond  &. 

Co.,  dwl  618  Pine 
Sicotte  Roger,  woodworker  with  Michael  Garrick, 

dwl  820  Folsom 
Sicre   James,    f^J.    Mailhes  Sf  Co.)  dwl  NE   cor 

Dupont  and  Union 
Sidey  Adam  R.,  packer  Golden  Age  Flour  Mill,  dwl 

20  Jessie 
Sie  Patrick,   helper  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  227 

Second 
Siebe  August,  fSlelUng  &  S.J  dwl  154  First 
Siebe  Diedrich,  liquor  saloon,  W  s  Long  Bridge 
Siebe  Diediich,  (S/cbc  <fi  Hinckj  liquor  saloon,  SW 

cor  Kentucky  and  Sixteenth 
Siebe  Frederick,  (Frederick  Siebe  ^  Go.)  dwl  2208 

Mason 
Siebe  Frederick  &  Co.,  (Henry  Mahhtedt}  saloon 

and  billiards,  SW  cor  Francisco  and  Powell 
Siebe  John,  (Siebe  &  WessellJ  dwl  SE  cor  Union 

and  Powell 
Siebe  Ludwig,  (Paulsen  &  S.J  dwl  105  Turk 
SIEBE    &   HINCK,  (Diedrich  Siebe  and  Henry 

hinckj  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Bryant 

and  Rincon  Place 
SIEBE    &    WESSELL,    (John    Siebe   and   John 

Wessel/J  saloon,  SE  cor  Union  nnd  Powell 
Siebecker  Louis,  carpenter,  dwl  S  a  Nineteenth  bet 

Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Siebel  Conrad,  saloon,  dwl  1415  Kearny 
Siebel  Philip,  market,  35  Geary,  dwl  SE  cor  Larkin 

and  O'Farrell 
Siebenhauer  Levy,  clerk,  dwl  262  Tyler 
Siebenhauer  Saul,  bookkeeper  with   Falkenstein  & 

Co.,  dwl  262  Tyler 
Sieber  Frederick,  carpenter,  201  Ellis 
Sieber  Jacob,  baker,  dwl  814  Montgomery 
Sieberst  Frederica,  (widow)  dwl  W  s  Franklin  nr 

Grove 
Sieberst  Henry  G.,  attorney  at  law,  office  NE  cor 

Jack  and  Mont,  dwl  SW  cor  FianUlin  and  Grove 
Sieberst  Jacob  E.,  clerk   with  H.  G.  Sieberst,  dwl 

SW  cor  Franklin  and  Grove 
Siebert  Frederick,  barkeeper  with  Wilke  &  Eggert, 

dwl  25  Morton 
Siebert  Davis  Mrs.,  liquor  saloon,  638  Pacific 
Siebrecht  William,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  N  s  Willow 

nr  Valencia 
Siedenburg  Henry,  gi'oceries  and  liquors,  520  Val- 

lejo,    (and  D.   H.    Urban   &     Co. J   dwl    1217 

Kearny,  rear 
Siedentopf  Charles,  bookkeeper  and  cashier  with 

Treadwell  &  Co.,  dwl  1U07  Clay 
Sieders  William,  quariermasti-r  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Siegel  George,  carpenter,  dwl  1811  Powell 
Siegel  Gotlieb,  groceries  and  liquors,  1016  Kearny 
Siegel  Henry,   barkeeper  with   Charles  Pope,  dwl 

Presidio  road  bet  Van  Ness  Av  and  Franklin 
Siegel  Louis,  salesman,  dwl  SW   cor   Seventh  and 

Mission 
Siegel  Michael,  butcher,  dwl  431  Sutter 
Siegel  Morris,  tailor,  1502  Stockton 
Siegemaun  E.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  South  Cos- 
mopolitan Primary  School,  dwl  423  Ellis 
Siegfried  H.  A.,  capitalist,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Siegfried  H.   A.,  (Sicfi^ried  &  LohseJ  dwl  Sieg- 
fried's Hotel 
Siegfried  Herman   J.,  clerk  Siegfried's  Hotel,  228 

Bush 
Siegfried   Johannes    C,  clerk    with    T.    Lemmen 

Mever,  dwl  228  Rush 
SIEGFRIED  &  LOHSE,   (H.  A.  Siegfried  and 

John  A.  LohseJ   proprietors  Siegfried's   Hotel, 

228  Bush,  and  lessees  Piatt's  Hall,  216  Mont 
SIEGFRIED  S  HOTEL,  Siegfried  &  Lohse,  pri^ 

prietors,  228  Bush 


Siegly  Gottlieb,  blacksmith,    NE    cor  Union    and 

Stockton 
Sieler  James,  junk,  dwl  415  Clementina 
Sielken  John  R. ,  bookkeeper,  513  Sansom,  dwl  40 

South  Park 
Siem  John,  {Campe  <&    S.J  dwl  SW  cor  Second  and 

Brannan 
Siemens  Ferdinand,  musician,  dwl    1  August  Alley 
Siemer  Diedrich,  laborer  Albany  Brewery,  dwl  7'3 

Everett 
Siemers  John   H.,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  P.  Cole  &. 

Co.,  dwl  502  Stockton 
Sier  Phillip,  wheelwright,  dwl  829  Pacific 
Siering  Herman,  ^Z/Oc«?t  &   Co. y  res  Berlin 
Sierp  Frederick  W.,  hatter  with  Fisher  &  Co.,  dwl 

5  Lewis 

Sierra  Iron  Co.,  (Sierra  Co.  Cal.)  office  428  Cal 
SIERRA  NEVADA  GOLD  AND  SILVER  MIN- 
ING CO.,  (Washoe)  office  402  Montjromery 
Sierra  Nevada  Lodging  House,  Thomas  Kerby  pro- 
prietor, 528  Pacific 
Sies  Philip,  junkdealer,  dwl  443  Clementina 
Siess  George,  carpenter,  dwl  1313  Stockton 
Siess  Jacob,  shoemaker,  dwl  1313  Stockton 
Siestrom  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Siestrom  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Sievas  William,  seaman,  dwl  12  Stanford,  rear 
Sievers  Albert,  dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Sievers  George,    (colored)    bootblack  with  Henry 

W.  Stable,  dwl  Virginia  Place  nr  Pacific 
Sievers  John  H.,   bookkeeper   Golden  Gate  Mills, 

dwl  NE  cor  Seventh  and  Folsora 
Sieverts  John,  carpenter,  dwl  228  Bush 
Siewart  Charles,  boatman,  dwl  3'^  Jackson 
Sigel  Davis,  clothing,  525  Jackson 
Sigesmund  Aaronson,  clerk  witli  Stolz  Brothers,  dwl 

520  O'Farrell 
Sigins  James,  laborer,  dwl  109  Pacific 
Sigmer  George,  barkeeper  with  William   Dwyer, 

dwl  NE  cor  Washington  and  Kearny 
Sikes  Rebecca,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  137  Third 
Silas  Ignatius,  lithographer,  dwl  338  Fifth 
Silas  Manuel,  (widow)  dwl  338  Fifth 
Silas  Raphael,  musician,  dwl  338  Fifth 
Silberberg  Adolph,  butcher  with  Jacob  Goldman, 

dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Silberman  Charles,  salesman  with  Fleishman,  Sichel 

6  Co.,  dwl  N  8  O'Farrell  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Silberman   Gottlieb,   (Silberman  &  Co. J  dwl  1221 

Stockton 

Silberman  Joseph,  bookkeeper  with  Thurnauer  & 
Ziun,  dwl  1009  Post 

Silberman  &.  Co.,  (Gottlieb  Silberman  and  Louis 
StraussJ  trimmings  and  fancy  goods,  1221 
Stockton 

Silberstein  Esther  Mrs.,  midwife,  dwl  720  Vallejo 

Silberstein  Philip,  dyer,  SW  cor  'ihird  and  Clemen- 
tina, dwl  247  Third 

Silberstein  Simon,  gents'  furniahing'goods,  502 Kear- 
ny, dwl  894  Sutter 

Silheimer  Napoleon  B.,  cabinet  maker,  dwl  512 
Howard 

Silk  James  W.,  dwl  720  Market 

Silk  John,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  148 Min- 
na, rear 

Silk  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  1  Filbert  Place 

Sillem  William,  (Godeffroy  &  S  )  dwl  1411  Powell 

Sillerv  John,  barkeeper  with  Thomas  Crouan,  dwl 
316  Fourth 

Sillis  William,  machinist  Hisdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 
532  Howard 

Sillman  N.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  613^  Stockton 

Siloa  A.,  porter  C.  S.  Nav.  Go's  etmr  Amador 

Silva  A.,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 
Gussie  Telfair 

Silva  Anton,  (colored)  whitewasher,  751  Mission 

Silva  Anton  L.  steward,  dwl  7  Clara 

Silva  Antonio,  longshoreman,  dwl  S  s  Merchant  bet 
Drumm  and  East 


JONSS,  FULIiMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  St.,  Iiadies'  and  Gentlemen's  Xdnen  Handkerchiefs. 
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YEBBA  SANTA  is  suitable  for  all  ages  and  both  sexes. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [S]      DIRECTORY. 


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Silva  Antonio,  (Joxe  Bnrcellos  <fc  Co. J  dwl  SW  cor 

Drumm  and  Oregon 
Silva  Francis,  laborer  with  John  H.  Cook,  dwl  NE 

cor  Kearny  and  Pacific 
Silva  Frank,  hairdresser  with  Antonio  Enoe,  dwl  E 

e  Drumui  bet  Jackson  and  Pacific 
Silva  Frank,  longshoreman,  dwl  NW  cor  Davis  and 

Pacific 
Silva  Frank,  panfrvman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Moses  Taylor 
Silva  Jesns  Mrs.,  dwi  1520  Dnpont 
Silva  Jojiquin  J..  6hoeniaker,W  sDrumm  bet  Wash- 
ington and  Oregon 
Silva  John,  hairdresser  with   A.  I.    Pacheco,  dwl 

I  Of  3  Kearny 
Silva  John,  cook  City  and  Countv  Hospital 
Silva  John,  fireman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Silva  John,  fireman,  dwl  9  Welsh,  rear 
Silva  Joseph  M.,  hairdresser,  597  Sixth 
Silva  Joseph  T.,  photographer,  64  Tliird,  dwl  N  s 

Filbert  bet  Leavenworth  and  Hyde 
Silva Manoel  J.,  hairdresser,  30(i^  Third 
Silva  Manuel,  longshoreman,  dwl  NE  cor  Drumm 

and  Oregon 
Silva  Manuel  L.,  fffeins  &  S.J  dwl  1407  Stockton 
Silva  Mary  E.,  (widow)  dwl  597  Si.sth 
Silveira  Felis,  hairdresser  with   John  Stable,  dwl 

W  B  Montgomery  nr  Broadway 
Silveira  M.  I.  L.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  SW  cor 

Pacific  and  Davis 
Silver  Antonio,   baggage  master  steamer  Amador, 

dwl  3  Sonoma  Place 
Silver  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  dwl  507  Eighth 
Silver  Frank,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.S. 

Oriflamme 
Silver  I.,  cigardealer,  dwl  429  Union 
Silver  Joseph,  cook,  dwl  11  Pinckney 
Silver  Joseph  S.,  physician,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Silver  Manuel,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Turk  nr  Fillmore 
Silver  Morris,  pawnbroker,  dwl  .531  Post 
Silver  Selig,  cigar  dealer,  dwl  429  Union 
Silver  .Soloman,  salesman,  827  Kearnv 
Silver  Star  Consolidated  S.  M.  Co.,  (White   Pine) 

office  37  New  Merchants'  Exchange 
Silver  Sprout  Mining  Co.,  office  206  Front 
Silver  Terrace   Homestead  Association,   office  604 

Montgomery 
Silver  Wave  M.  Co.,  (While  Pine)   office  418  Cali- 
fornia 
Silver  William  J.,  printer,  dwl  1007  Market 
Silverbetg  &.  Zimmerman,  (Simon  Silverberg  and 

Henry  ZimmermanJ  wholesale  sheepbutchers, 

W  8  Potrero  Avenue  nr  Alameda 
Silverberg  Simon,  (Silverberg  &  ZimmermanJ  dwl 

16  Mason 
Silvers  Peter,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

California 
Silverstein  Adolph,  fruitpeddler,  dwl  316  Davis 
Silverstein   Edward,   locksmith,  113  Jackson,   dwl 

720  Vallejo 
Silverstein  Louis,  bootmaker,  907  Battery 
Silverstone  Harris,  boots  and  shoes,  ]  138  Dupont 
Silvert  Frank,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  22  Turk 
Silverthorne  William  H.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl 

NE  cor  Filbert  and  Hyde 
Silvester  C.  I.  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Washington 

Grammar  School,  dwl  1030  Clay 
Silvester  George,  clerk,  dwl  325J  Bush 
Silvester  George  F.,  seeds  and  garden  implements, 

317  Washington,  dwl  607  Siitter 
Silvester  Leander,  clerk  with  George  F.  Silvester, 

dwl  1030  Clay 
Silvester. — See  Sylvester 
Silvestri  Achilles,  ( Silvestri  &    Vergada)  dwl   15 

Washington 
Silvestri  &  Vergada,  (Achilles  Syheslri  and  Peter 

Vergada  J  tish,  5  Clay  Street  Market 
Silvey  Conrad  A.,  etrawworker  with  B.  Manley,  dwl 
cor  Broderick  and  Post 


Sylvester  Raymond,  conductor  Central   R.   R.,  dwl 

N  s  Post  bet  Baker  and  Broderick 
Silvey  Robert  W.,    carriageniaker  with  John    W. 

Lowrv,  dwl  Francisco  bet  Jones  and  Leav 
Simcock  flenry.  dwl  Ss  Seventeentii  nr  Ali.-sion 
Sinie  John,  (.loha  Sime  &  Co.)  dwl  813  Jacksnn 
SIME  JOHN   k   CO.,  (Benjamin    F.    Haslingsj 

bankers,  NW  cor  Montgomery  and  CIhv 
Sime  William  K.,  clerk,  212  San, 'dwl  813  Jackson 
Simeon   Pierre,    (colored)    Enterprise    Kestanrant, 

615  Jackson,  dwl  3  Clara  Lane 
Simi  Andrew.expresswauon,  cor  Davis  andWashing- 

ton,  dwl  S  s  Broadway  bet  Sansotn  and  Mont 
Simes  Jesse,  carpenter,  dwl  NE  cor   Monigomeiy 

and  Broadway 
Simes  John,  engineer,  dwl  NE  cor  Montgomery  and 

Broadway 
Simme  Henry,  bakery,  SE  cor  Thirteenth  and  Mies 
Simmeu  Ferdinand,  carpenter,  dvv-I  27  Park  Av 
Simmins  John,  solicitor  Pacific  Hotel,  109  Pacific 
Simmons  Alexander  C,  compositor  Alta  California, 

dwl  611  Stockton 
Simmons  Alonzo  R.,  (Simmons,  Rowe  &   Co. J   dwl 

E  s  Folsom  bet  Twenty-first  and  Twenty  second 
Simmons  Andrew,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory, 

bds  Iowa  nr  Nevada 
Simmons  Benjamin,  barkeeper,  SE  cor  Sacramento 

and  Battery 
Simmons  Chailes,  carpenter,  dwl  2  White  Place 
Simmons  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Simmons   Charles    F.,    operator   Fire    Alarm  and 

Police   Telegraph,    Brenham    Place,   dwl    115 

Seventh 
Siramot^a  Ebenezer, carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Eleventh  nr 

Mission 
Simmons  Grace  M.,  (widow)  confectionery,  35  Sixth 
Simmons  Henry,  barkeeper  with  William   Crangle 
Simmons  Heniy,  sailmaker,  dwl  533  Commercial 
Simmons  James,  bookkeeper,  dwl  1 19  Third 
Simmons  James,  (Farrell  &  Co.  J  dwl  18  Sumner 
Simmons  James  C.,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Nevada  bet 

Folsom  and  Harrison 
Simmons  John,  blacksmith  with  John  Hird,  dwl  309 

Fifth 
Simmons  John,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  6071  Natoma 
Simmons  John,  hostler  with  William  E.  Bridge,  dwl 

417  Sutter,  rear 
Simmons  John  B.,  bookkeeper  with  Nelson  Pierce, 

dwl  331  Union 
Simmons  John  William,  blacksmith,   dwl   748  Fol 
Simmons  Joseph  S.,  (Simmons,  Rowe  db   Co.j  dwl 

819  Filbert 
Simmons  Leeson  G.,   dwl  Agricultural  Park,  Cliff 

House  road,  5  miles  from  City  Hall 
Simmons  Philip,  (Simmons,  Roue  &  Co.)   dwl   609 

Powell 
Simmons,  Rowe  &  Co.,  (Joseph  S.  Simmons,    Wil- 
liam B.  Roue,  Alonzo  R.  Simmons  (tnd  Philip 

Simmons)  importers,  jobbers,  and   retail  hard- 
ware, 109  Sanson!  and  52  Clay 
Simmons  S.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  443  Bush 
Simmons  Samuel,  frameniaker  PaciHc  Straw  Works, 

dwl  530  Bush 
Simmons   Samuel,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  519 

Kearny 
Simmons  Thomas  H.,  clerk   with  Moses  G.   Cobb, 

dwl  603  Pine 
Simmons  William,    miner,    dwl  N  s  Lombard  nr 

Kearny 
Simmons  VVilliam,  rigger,  S  8  Howard  bet  Spear 

and  Steuart 
Simmons. — See  Simonds  and  Symond.= 
Simms  Charles  A.,  barkeeper  with  William  Moore, 

9  Broadway 
Simms  Charles  R. ,  (colored)  cook,  127  Montgomery, 

dwl  1  Vernon  Place  nr  Mason 
Simms  John,  miner,  dwl  103  First 
Simms  John  F.,  carpenter.dwl  Seventh  Av  bet  L  and 

M,  South  S.  F. 


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Simms  John  W.,  foreman  with  Jobn  R.  Sinims,  dwl 

781  Folbom 
Simms  Mary  MisB,  (colored)  dwl  SW   cor  Hinckley 

and  Firickney  Place 
Simms  William  (jr.,  compositor  Morning  Call,   dwl 

871  Folsom 
Simon  Anjjnsta,  (widow)  dwl  546  Folsom 
Simon  lieiijamiu,  (Mectz  dc  Co.)  dwl  20  Oak  Grove 

Avenue 
Simon  Bernard,  merchant,  dwl  257  Perry 
Simon  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  G7  Clementina 
Simon  Frederica   Mifis,   saleswoman,   214  Kearny, 

dwl  2J5  Stevenson 
Simon   George,    expresswagon,    cor    Jackson  and 

Davis,  dwl  SW  cor  Davis  and  Clark 
Simon   Herniann   L.,  f Stein,  S.    4'  Co. J  dwl  507 

Loml)ard 
Simon  Isidor,   liquors  and  billiards,    14   First,  dwl 

115  Siiipley 
Simon  Isidor,  bookkeeper  with  Rosenthal,  Feder  &, 

Co.,  dwl  255  Stevenson 
Simon  Isidore  B.,  clerk,  dwl  257  Perry 
Simon  Jacob,  glazier  with  B.  «fe  J.  S.   Doe,   dwl  945 

Mission 
Simon  Jacob,  shoemaker,  663  Mission 
Simon  James,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  b7  Clementina 
Simon  Joseph,  furniture,  1226  Stockton 
Simon  Joseph,  shoemaker,  NE  cor  East  and  Wash- 
ington, dwl  207  Piicitic 
Simon  Julius,  cig^rmaker  with  Moritz  Kalmuk,  dwl 

Perry  nr  Fifth 
Simon  Julius,    clerk  with  B.   Hirschfeld,   dwl   17 

Fourth 
Simon  Levy,  merchant,  dwl  943  Howard 
Simon  Louis,  laborer  with  Whitlier,  Fuller  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  Minna  and  Seventh 
Simon   Paul,   compositor  Morning  Call,  dwl  345J 

Third 
Simon  Peter,  tailor,  dvvl  361  Minna 
Simon  Samuel,  peddler,  dwl  928  Folsom 
Simon  S.  I.,  (oj  Simon,  Jacobs    4'   Co.,  Snelliiig, 

Saittn  Crvz  and  PlainsburgJ  office  il  Battery, 

dwl  406  Post 
SIMON  SIGMUND  L.,  secretary  Mission  and  Pa- 
cific  Woolen  Mills,  517-519   Market,  dwl  507 

Lombard 
Simon  Simon,  fancy  goods,  214  Kearny,  dwl  255 

Stevenson 
Simon  Tiiomas,  carpenter  H.C. League,  128  Kearny 
Simonds  Nathan,  milkranch,  cor  Twenty-fourth  and 

Vermont 
Simonds  Schuyler  P.,  dairyman,  dwl  cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Vermont 
Simonds  S.  D.  Rev.,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl 

925  Clay 
Simonds  William,  (colored)  porter,  dwl  1006  Wash 
Simonds  Willis  S.,  stable  and  milk  depot,   18  Tyler 
Simonds. — See  Simmons  and  Symonds 
Simoni   Peier  M.,    bookkeeper    with    G.    O'Hara 

Taaffe,  dwl  613  Union 
Simons  Emma,  (widow)  dwl  179  Perry 
Simons  H.  A.,  (widow)  dwl  NE  corBiish  and  Stock 
Simons  Hiram  C,  notice  server  City  and  County 

Treasurer,  dwl  510  Leavenworth 
Simons  Jeremiah,  laborer  with  James  Dunn,  dwl 

Palm  House 
Simons  John  J.,  blacksmith,  dwl  S  s  Ellis  nr  Lagnna 
Simons  John  L.,  stevedore,  dwl  W  a  Kentucky  nr 

Shasta 
Simons  Louisa,  (vi^idow)  dressmaker  and  costumer 

649  Clay 
Simons  Matthias,  bi'ewer  Mason's  Brewery,  dwl  SE 

cor  Greenwich  and  Taylor 
Simons   Walter,    carpenter,   dwl  N  s  Branuan  nr 

Boardman  Place 
Simonson  David,  hamessmaker,  San  Bruno  Road  nr 

Twenty-seventh 
Simonton  J.  W.,  (S.  F.  Bulletin  Co.)  res  New  York 
Simontou  Nathan  M.,  carpenter, dwl  29  Lafayette 


Simpson  Adolph,  barber  with  J.  D.  Noia,  dwl  1012 

Dupont 
Simpson  Alexander  C,  bootmaker  with  C.B.Veitch, 

dwl  340  Third 
Simpson  Asa  M.,  lumber,  and  Coos  Bay  and  Colum- 
bia River  Packets,  SE  cor  Howard  and  Steuart, 

dwl  SW  cor  Folsom  and  First 
Simpson  Benjamin,  juukdealer,  SW  cor  Ninth  and 

Jessie 
Simpson  Bernard. poultry  and  game, 12  Metropolitan 

Market,  dvvl  Ninth  bet  Mission  and  Market 
Smipson  Charles,  expresswagon,  47  Clay 
Sim|)son  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Simpson  Clement  S.,  captain  bark  Whistler,  dwl  59 

Tehama 
Simpson  Cyrus,  dwl  146  Second 
Simpson   David,  plumber    and    gasfitter,   19  New 

Montgomery,  dwl  924  Mission 
Simpson  Edward,  laborer,   dwl  N  s  Twentieth  bet 

Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Simpson  George,  expresswagon,  dwl  S  s  Post  bet 

Octavia  and  Gough 
Simpson  James,  dwl  18J8  Dupont 
Simpson  James,  carpenter,  dwl  228  Folsom 
Simpson  James,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  9  Minna 
Simpson  John,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl 

617  Mission 
Simpson  John,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Telegraph  Place 
Simpson  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Simpson  John,  stevedore.  Riggers   and  Stevedores' 

Association,  429  Pacific 
Simpson  Lionel  D.,  cashier  with  Piatt  &  Newton, 

dwl  24  Hampton  Place 
Simpson  M.,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Simpson    M.   D.  L..    Lieut.Col.   chief  Com.   Sub. 

Military   Division  Pacific,  office  SW  cor  Market 

and  Third,  dwl  355  Brannan 
Simpson  Peter  G.,  hatter  with  B.  F.  Mead,  dwl  1213 

Leavenworth 
Simpson  Richard  W.,  (Fcldmann,  S.   J^  Co.)  dwl 

16  Downey 
Simpson   Robert  W.,   lumber  dealer,  office  SE  cor 

Howard  and  Steuart,  res  Noith  Bend,  Oregon 
Simpson  S.  A.  Mrs.,  f Misses  Newby)  dwl  1213  Leav 
Simpson  Thomas,  painter  with  Hopps  &  Son,  dwl 

Turk  nr  Jones 
Simpson  Thomas,   (Simpson  &   Lemon)  dwl   14 § 

Harriet 
Simpson  Tiiomas  B.,  clerk  County  Recorder's  Office, 

dwl  813  Hyde 
Simpson  William,  blacksmith,  dwl  Mission  nr  Twen- 
ty-second 
Simpson  William,  blacksmith  Pacific  Rolling  Mill, 

dwl  SW  cor  Tennessee  and  Solano 
Simpson  William,  cooper  with  John  P.  Meyer,  dwl 

Tremont  House 
SIMPSON    WILLIAM,  druggist,  609   Davis,  res 

Alameda 
Simpson  William,  gatekeeper  City  and  County  Hos- 
pital, dwl  1323  Sacramento 
Simpson  William,  hairdresser,  800J  Market,  dwl  747 

Market 
Simpson  William,  mariner,  dwl  Jackson   House,  S 

s  Jackson  bet  Davis  and  Drumm 
Simpson  William,  plasterer,  dwl  1508  Mason,  rear 
Simpson  William  P.,  engineer  Steamer  No.  6,  S.  F. 

F.  D.,dwl  311  Sixtli 
Simpson  &  Lemon,  ^T'AoOTa.'!   Simpson  and  James 

H.  Lemon)  grainers,  216  Sansom 
Simpton  Charles  J.,  special  policeman,  dwl  4  Eddy 

Place 
Simpton  Georgiana  Mrs. ,  dwl  1329  Sansom 
Sims  Charles,  barkeeper  with   Malcom  Thompson, 

21  Pacific 
SIMS  JOHN   R..  manufacturer   iron    doors   and 

shutters,  S  s  Oregon  bet  Front  and  Davis 
Sims  J.  Wesley,   foreman  with  John  R.  Sims,  dwl 

781  Folsom 
Sims  Mary  C,  (widow)  dwl  344 >i  Seventh 


JONES,  PULTiMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Straw  Hats  and  Trimmings. 


BEDINGTON,  HOSTETTEE  &  CO.,  exclusive  Agents  for  Hostetter's  Bitters. 


596 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [S]      DIRECTOKY. 


Sims  Patrick,   shoemaker  with   OiTin  Jones,  dwl 

NE  cor  Fifth  and  Minna 
Simson  Aaron,  meichaiit,  dwl  115  William 
SIMSON  ABE   D.,    books,   stationery   and  news 

depot,  M  Kearny,  dwl  115  William 
Simson  Charles,  stonecutter,  dwl   514  Stevenson 
Simton  Geoige,  clerk, dwl  NW  cor  McAllister  and 

Buchanan 
SinaGustave,  tinsmith,  dwl  648  Mission 
Sinclair  Archie,  f  Mather  <fc  S.)  dwl  821  Leav 
Sinclair  Cbarles,  carpenter,  dwl  14:2  Perry 
Sinclair   Colin   R.,  porter   with  Ross,  Dempster  & 

Co.,  dwl  8-24  Union 
Sinclair  Harry,  actor,  dwl  W  s  Wetmore  Place 
Sinclair  James,  carpenter  with  Central  Pac.  R.  R. 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Berry  and  Madden 
Sinclair  James,  carpetlayer,  dwl  704  Bush,  rear 
Sinclair  James,  stonecutter,  dwl5J8  Bryant 
Sinclair  John,  bathman,  bds  SW   cor  Market  and 

Steuart 
Sinclair  John  A.,  drayman  with  J.  P.  Raymond  & 

Co.,  dwl  363  Minna 
Sinclair  L.,  stonecutter,  dwl  SW  cor  Bdwy  and  Dup 
Sinclair  P.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  535  California 
Sinclair  Samuel   F. ,  real  estate    agent,  office   432 

Montgomery,  dwl  SE  cor  Jones  and  Pine 
Sindtil  Jacob,  (Sindel  ^-  Co. J  dwl  437  Green 
Sindel&  Co.,  f  Jacob  Sindel,  Richard  Gantiier  and 
Michael    KirschJ     blacksmiths    and      wheel- 
wrights, 4^4  Pacitic 
Siiiett  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  1111  Battery,  rear 
Sing  Kee,  (Chinese)    butcher,  733  Sacramento 
Sing  Lee  &  Co.,  (Chinese)   slipper  manufacturers, 

747  Clay 
Sing  Woa,  (Chinese)  restaurant,  734  Sacramento 
Sing  Yik,  (Chinese)  merchant,  T2i  Jackson 
Singer  Arthur,  carpenter  with  Excelsior  Mill  Co., 

dwl  cor  Second  and  Mission 
SINGER  MANUFACTURING  CO.,  (sewing  ma- 
chines)   Robert   H.   Yates  general   agent,   139 
Montgomery 
Singer  Mina,  (widow)  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  616  Bat 
Singleton  Daniel,  blacksmith  with  John  B.  Arfort, 

dwl26Ritch 
Singleton  Michael,  freight  agent,  dwl  225  Bush 
Sinkwitz  August,  confectioner  with  L.  Leimert,  dwl 

715  Union 
Sinkwitu  William,  local  agent  Market  Fire  Ins.  Co., 

dwl  715  Union 
Sinnot  John,  dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and  Larkin 
Sinnott  Ed.,  machinist  Southern  Pac.  R.  R. 
Sinnott  Henry,  hostler,  dwl  10  Ritch 
Sinnott  Michiiel,  harnessmaker  with  James  H.  Wil- 
son, dwl  242  Fifth 
Siuon  Thomas,  machinist  California  Planing  Mills, 

dwl  147  Jessie 
Sinon  Timothy,  machinist  with  Isaac  H.  Small,  dwl 

2015  Hyde 
Sinon  William,  carpenter,  dwl 201 5  Hyde 
Siusheimer   Simon,  crockery,  glassware,    cutlery, 

etc.,  25  Second 
Sinton  Richard  H.,  real  estate  agent  and  Commis- 
sioner Montgomery  Avenue,  otfices  507  Cal  and 
1  Montgomery  Block,  dwl  16  South  Park 
Sipe  Henry,  cook  with  John  Reagan,  614  Mont 
Sippel  George,  cook  with  Adolph  Boothby,  dwl  814 

Montgomery 
Sirey  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  308  Minna 
Sirero   Guiaeppe,  woodchopper,  dwl  314  Pacific 
Sisely  W.,  turner  with  R.  H.  Orton 
Sisenvine  Levy,  ( Siscnvine  Sf  Green)  res  Sac 
Sisenvine  &  Green,  (Levy  Sisenvine  and  William 

Green)  cigars  and  tobacco,  432  California 
Sisson  A.  W.,  (Sisson,  Wallace  <fc  Co.)  dwl  595  Ellis 
SISSON,  WALLACE  &  CO..  fA.  W.  Sis.<ion,  Wil- 
liam H.  Wallace  and  Clark  W.  Crocker)  mer- 
chants, 226  California 
Sisterna  Philip,   laborer  with  Moron  «k  Miller,  dwl 
N  8  Green  nr  Dupont 


Sitterson  George,  carpenter,  dwl  263  Clementina 
Sivening  Otto,  porter  with  Treadwell  <fe  Co.,  dwl  1 

August  Alley 
Sivierou  Eiienne,  liquor  saloon,  826  Pacilic 
Sjoberg  Gustave,  proprietor  Oriental  Hotel,  SW  cor 

Washington  and  Druinm 
Sjogren  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  .531  East 
Skalian   James,  with  Kennedy  &  Feehery,  dwl  SE 

cor  Pierce  and  Chestnut 
Skehan  John,   laborer,   dwl  cor  Quinn  bet, Market 

and  Guerrero 
Skelley  Kate  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  207  Miima 
Skelly  Andrew,  plumber  with  Brady  &  O'Neil,  835 

Washington 
Skelly  ¥.  J.,  assistant  register  clerk  Probate  Court, 

dwl  735  Harrison 
Skeliv  James  H.,  salesman  with  Frank  G.  Edwards, 

628  Clay 
Skelly  John,  coachman,  dwl  23  Hunt 
Skelly  John  R.,  clerk  with  Crane  &  Brigham,  dwl 

743  Harrison 
Skelly  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  513  Lombard 
SKELLY  MICHAEL,  superintendent  North  Beach 

and  Mission  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl  120  Ninth 
Skelly   Patrick,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.   Mint,  dwl 

359  Minna 
Skelly   Patrick,  clerk  with   Crane  &  Brigham,  dwl 

743  Harrison 
Skelly  Timothy,  carpenter  with    Cole  ife   Haskell, 

dwl  Twenty-third  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Skelton  John  P.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl 

4  Martha  Place 
Skelton  Marcus  Mrs.,  lodgings,   East  bet  Jackson 

and  PaciKc 
Skerrett  Daniel,  jeweler,  129  Second 
Skerrett  John,  (Skerrett  &  Co.)  dwl  NE  cor  Ship- 
ley and  Willow 
Skerrett  Mark,  clerk  with  N.  Skerrett,  11  Mont 
Skerrett  Nicholas,  drygoods,  11  Montgomery 
Skerrett  St.  Co.,  (John  Skerrett  and  Patrick  Keo- 

can)  groceries  and  li^iuors,  NE  cor  Shipley  and 

Willow 
Skeyheil  Bridget  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  280  Jessie 
Skidmore  Susie   E.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mission 

St.  Piiinary  School,  dwl  Filbert  nr  Hyde 
Skidmore   Waller  A.,  compositor  with  Frank  East- 
man, dwl  914  Clay 
Skill"  Alonzo  M.,  painter,  dwl  919  Folsom 
Skiffington  Francis,   peddler,  dwl  S  s  Shipley  bet 

Eighth  and  Ninth 
Skight  Patrick,  dairyman  with  Patrick  Keith,  dwl 

Courtland  Avenue  nr  Jefferson 
Skilligan  Joiin,  hostler,  dwl  19  Harlan  Place 
Skillings  Horace   C,   machinist  Southern    Pacific 

R.  R.,  dwl  2014  Folsom 
SKINKER    JOHN,   agent   Dupont   Powder  Co.. 

Winchester  Repeating  Arms  Co.   and  Luke  Su- 
perior and  Pacilic  Fuse  Co.,  108  Battery,  res 

Oakland 
Skinkle  George  W,   with  Cutting   &  Co.,  dwl  45 

Minna 
Skinkle  William,  clerk  with  J.  W.  Davidson  <fe  Co,. 

dwl  45  Minna 
Skinner  Frank  H.,  clerk,  dwl  W  s  Treat  Avenue 

bet  Twenty  third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Skinner  Guy    R.,    bookkeeper    with    Marshall    &• 

Haight,  dwl  502  Geary 
Skinner  Helen,  (widow)  dwl  14  Scotland 
Skinner  Richard,  painter  with  Jules  St.  Denis,  dwl 

1328  Stockton 
Skinner  R.  O.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Fourth  Street 

Primary  School,  dwl  140  Fourth 
Skinner  Robert,  with   Imperishable  Block  Pave- 
ment Co.,  otKce  308  Sansom,  dwl  SE  cor  Guer- 
rero and  Sixteenth 
Skivington  J.  F.,  foreman  pattern  shop  Risdou  Iron 

Works,  dwl  3  Minna 
Sklarek  Edward,  clerk  with  William  J.  Cady,  dwl 

316  Stevenson 


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Skollny  Albert,  seaman,  dwl  SW  cor  Market  and 

Stenart 
Skuce  Frank,  exprepswagon,   NE   cor  Foiirtb  and 

Uerry,  dwl  N  8  Maria  nr  Cliesley 
Skiipinsky  Adelbert,  tailor,  dwl  1111  Sacramento 
Slack  Bridget  Miss,  laundress,  dwl  44  Clara 
Slack  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  N  E  cor  Front  and  Sac 
Sbickwit/,  Morris,  clothing,  531  Jackson 
Slaker  William,  laborer,  dwl  17  Money  Alley 
Slauiberg  Charles  T.,   shipcarpenter,  dwl  20  Clarice 

Place 
Slater  Artbnr,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Slater   Benjamin   C,   dwl  E  8  Sliolwell  bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 
Slater  Benjamin  P.,  strawworker,  dwl  225  Sbotwell 
Slater  Edwin  M.,  canvasser,  dwl  30  Silver,  rear 
Slater  Patrick,  plasterer,   dwl  W  s  Sixth  bet  Bran- 
nan  and  Townsend 
Slatery  William  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  Twelfth  Avenue 

bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.  F. 
Slattery  Dennis,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  SW  cor  Valencia  and  Fifteenth 
Slattery  James,  deckhand  stmr  El  Capitan,  Oakland 

Ferry 
Slattery  James,  laborer,  dwl  905  Battery 
Slattery  Michael,   laborer  with   Point  Lobos  Road 

Co.,  dwl  Point  Lobos  Road,  one  mile  from  Toil- 
Gate 
Slaussen  J.  S.  attorney  at  law,  bds  Occidental  Hotel 
Slavan  John,    gardener  Columbia  Square,  dwl  15 

Cleaveland 
Slaven  Patrick,  f Kelly  &  S.J  dwl  1334  Dupont 
Slaven  Moses  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  40  Mary 
Slavin  John,  steward  P  .M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Slavonic  Illiric  Society,  office  NE  cor  Davis  and 

Clay 
Slay  back  Abel  D.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  b  Jersey  nr 

Church 
Sleek  Henry,  cook,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Sleeper   Charles,    clerk  Bank  California,  dwl  222 

Sbotwell 
Sleeper  Georye,  bookkeeper  with  Williams,  Deane 

&  Co.,  dwl  222  Sbotwell 
Sleeper  Herbert  M.,  typedresser  with  Painter  &  Co., 

dwl  741  Howard 
Sleeper  William  O.,  assayer,  dwl  222  Sbotwell 
Sleigh  Samuel,  helper  with  Charles  W.  Smith,  dwl 

SW  cor  Geary  and  Octavia 
Slessinger  Lonis,  salesman  with  Rosenstock,  Price 

&  Co.,  dwl  209  Hyde 
Slevin  Daniel  F.,  foreman  with  Brader  Bros.,  dwl  9 

Salmon 
Slevin  Patrick,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  NE  cor 

Howard  and  Fifteenth 
Slevin  Rosunna,  (widow)  ladies'  nurse,  dwl  463  Na- 

toma  . 

Slicer  Charles  B.,  poUtax  collector,  dwl  226  Sutter 
Slicer  Walter  R.,  deputv  sheriff,  City  Hall,  dwl  2002 

Taylor 
Slichniann  Heinrich,  laborer  California  Sugar  Refin- 
ery, dwl  S  s  Townsend  nr  Eighth 
Slinkey  John  E.,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  783  Market 
Slinkey  J.  E.  Mrs.,  furnislied  rooms,  783  Market 
Slimmon  Robert,  mason,  dwl  Twelfth  Avenue  betP 

and  Q,  South  San  Francisco 
Sloan   Albert,    carpenter,   dwl   W  b   Eleventh  nr 

Mission 
Sloan  Bernard,  laborer,  dwl  519  Mission 
Sloan  John,  sparmaker,  dwl  W  s  Illinois  bet  Napa 

and  Shasta 
Sloan  J.  W.,  bricklayer,  dwl  281  Minna 
Sloan  Mary  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  281  Minna 
Sloan  Patrick,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  SE  cor  Second 

and  Tehama 
Sloan  William  R.,  real  estate,  dwl  1205  Howard 
Sloanaker    Henry,   carpenter  H.   C.   League,  128 

Kearny 
Sloane  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Ohio  bet  Pacific  and 

Broadway 


Slocomb  Henrv  Jr.,  hairdresser  with  Henry  Conrad, 

dwl  2  Tehama 
Slocomb  Henry  B.,  annealer,  dwl  212  Austin 
Slocum  Eliza  C.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  8  O'Far- 

rell 
Slocum  Giles  J.,  merchant,  dwl  320  Pine 
Slocum  LotD..  (Bowen  &  5f.;dwl  921  Sutter 
Slocum  Timothy,  teamster,  dwl  SW  cor  Broderick 

and  Post 
Sloon  James,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Sloop  A.  M.,  (widow)  dwl  273  Minna 
Sloop  Emma  F.  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  273  Minna 
Slopskey  Lonis,  hackman,  cor  Market  and  Kearny, 

dwl  444  Jessie 
Slorah   James,  poultry  ranch, dwl  S  s  BernalHights 

nr  San  Bruno  Road 
Sloss  Gordon  E.,  with  Isidor  Gutte,  dwl  807  Leav 
Sloss  James  H.,  ( Dultnn  if  S.J  dwl  807  Leav 
Sloss  Louis,  (Louis  Sloss  Sr  Co.,  A.  Wa.i.<<ermnn  & 
Co.  and  Hntchinson.  Kohl  &■  Co. J  res  Europe 
SLOSS  LOUIS  &  CO.,  f  Simon   Grcenwald  and 

Lewis  Gcrst/eJ  mining  stocks,  oftice  425  Sac 
SLOSSON    BROTHERS,    (W.    E.   and  J.    W.J 

groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  First  and  Folsom 
Slossou  Edwin,  mining,  dwl  545  Minna 
Slosson  J.  W.,  ( Slosson  Brothers jAvil  SW  cor  First 

and  Folsom 
Slossou  Rufus  D.,  liquors  and  billiards,  1923  Polk 
Slosson  W.  E.,  ( Slosson  Brothers)  res  Idaho  City 
Slotter  Frederick,  gunsmith  with  A.  J.  Plate,' dwl 

1 118  Kearnv 
Slotterbek  Charles,  CViUegia  &  S.J  dwl  730  Wash 
Sluscr  Theodore,  bricklayer,  dwl  753  Howard 
Smadeke    William,    (Smadcke    &    Speckler,    and 

Smadeke  &  Go.)  dwl  107  Shipley 
SMADEKE  <fe  CO.,    (William    Smadeke,    Henry 

Speckler  and  Gnstov  CorneliusJ  grocers,  NE 

cor  Kearny  and  Broadway 
SMADEKE  &  SPECKTER,   (William    Smadeke 

and  Henry  SpeckterJ  groceries  and  liquors,  SW 

cor  Fifth  and  Shipley 
Small  Allen,  carpenter,  S  s  Nineteenth  bet  Howard 

and  Capp 
Small  Archibald,  liquor  saloon,  246  Third 
Small  Daniel  S.,  ( L.  S.  Allen  &  Co.)  res  Oakland 

Point 
Small  Darius  K.,  master  mariner,  dwl  536  Third 
Suiall  Dominick,  carpenter,  dwl  407  Greenwich 
Small  Hugh,  general  agent  and  newspaper  corre- 
spondent, dwl  International  Hotel 
Small  Isartc  H.,  machine  shop,  7  and  9  Beale,  dwl 

609  Folsom 
Small  Jacob,  merchant,  dwl  864  Folsom 
Small  John,  fruits,  IdOO  Market,  dwl  409  Stevenson 
Small  John,  laborer,  dwl  1011  Market 
Small  John   Jr.,  clerk   with  John   Small,   dwl  409 

Stevenson 
Small  John  E.,  clerk  Commissary  Dept.  U.  S.  A., 

dwl  42  Sixth 
Small  Lawrence  J.,  engineer  with  Isaac  H.  Small, 

dwl  519  Howard 
Small  Mary,  (widow),  furnished  rooms,  278  Jessie 
SMALL  M.  P.,  captain  U.  S.  A.,  Cliief  Commissary 

Department  California,  and  depot  and  purchas- 
ing commissary,  office  565  Market,  dwl  SE  cor 

Turk  and  Franklin 
Smalley   Leonard   D.,    salesman   with    Hewes    & 

Richards,  dwl  808  Taylor 
Smalz  Wolf,  dei-k,  dwl  625  Kearny 
Smart  D.  H.,  conductor  Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl  528 

Valencia 
SMEDBERG  WILLIAM  R.,  captain  U.  S.  A.,  chief 

mustering  and  disbursing  officer.  Military  Divi- 
sion Pacific,  office  703  Market,  dwl  1611  Larkin 
Smedbergh  James  R.,  engineer  S.  V.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

501  Geary 
Smedt  George,  mariner,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Smetc  William,  blacksmith  with  J.    H.  Lawton  &, 

Co.,  dwl  711  O'Farrell 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Pocket  Cutlery  and  Scissors. 


MASON  &  POLLAHD'S  PILLS  cure  Fevor  and  Ague, 


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Smiddy  Timothy,  longshoreman,  dwl  21 15  Perry 
Smiley  Charles,  driver  with  Edmund  Wilson,  dwl 

733  Pacific 
Smiley  George  W.,  stock   broker,  office  424   Mont- 
gomery, dwl  417  Eddy 
Smiley  Janjes,  broker,  dwl  634  Broadway 
Smiley  J.  H.,  artist.,  dwl  621  Commercial 
Smiley  Joseph  E.,  dwl  610  Filbert 
Smiley  Samuel  P.,  clerk  with  H.  M.  Newhall  &  Co., 

dwl  634  Broadway 
Smilev  Thomas  J.  L.,  office  310  Montgomery,  dwl 

6i0  Filbert 
Smiley  William  T.,  clerk,  dwl  SW  cor  Stevenson 

and  Sixth 
Smilie   Elton  R.,  physician  and  dentist,  office  649 

Washington 
Smilie  Henry  J.,  physician  and  dentist,  office  and 

dwl  649  Washington 
Smith  A.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  515  Sacramento 
Smith  A.  B.  Rev.,  (colored)  dwl  1019  Prtciftc 
Smith  Abraham,  cutter  with  I.  M.  Wentworth  & 

Co.,  dwl  34  Hayes 
Smith    Abram    H.,   carpenter,   dwl  N  s  Tyler  bet 

Buchanan  and  Webster 
Smith  Adam,  carpenter,  dwl  24  Natoma 
Smith  Adam,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  515  Sacramento 
Smith  Adrian  R.,  bookkeeper  with  John  Y.  Wilson 

&  Co.,  dwl  Clarendon  House 
Smith  A.  F.,dwl205Ritch 
Smith  A.  H.,  capitalist,  dwl  Russ  House 
Smith  Ahimaaz  B.,  fancy  goods,  262  First 
Smith  All)ert,  boxmaker  with  John  S.  Gihbs 
Smith    Alexander,    carpenter    H.  C.  League,   128 

Kearny 
Smith  Alexander,  seaman,  dwl  70  Jessie 
Smith   Alexander  B,,  compositor  S.  F.  Chronicle, 

dwl  515  Howard 
Smith  Alexander  H.,  livestock  dealer  with   Christy 

&  Wise,  dwl  International  Hotel 
Smith  Alfred,  collector,  dwl  cor  Hickory  and  Bu- 
chanan 
SMITH   ALFRED  J.,    plumber,  pump    manufac- 
turer and  water  closets,   1116  Market,  dwl  S  s 
Twenty-sixth  nr  Mis-sion 
Smith   Algernon,    Custom  House  broker,  office  Cus- 
tom Houee,  dwl  624  Sacramento 
Smith  Amelia  Mrs.,  seamstress,  dwl  240  Jessie 
Smith  Amil,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Smith  Amiziah,   carpenter,  dwl  E   8  Shotwell  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Smith  Amza  B.,  shoecutter  with  I.  M.  Wentworth 

&  Co.,  dwl  34  Hayes 
Smith  Andrew,  coffee  saloon,  NW  cor   Steuart  and 

Mission 
Smith  Andrew,  engineer,  dwl  Meacham  Place 
Smith  Andrew,  foreman   boilermakers  Pacific  Iron 

Works,  dwl  807  Mission 
Smith  .\ndrew,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Smith  Andrew,  mariner,  dwl  250  Spear 
Smith  Andrew, mariner,  dwl  SW  cor  Mkt  and  Steu- 
art 
Smith  Andrew,  real  estate,  dwl  305  Third 
Smith  Andrew  B.,  boxmaker  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore 

&  Co.,  dwl  613  Hyde 
SMITH  ANDREW  D.,  deputy  insurance  commis- 
sioner State  California,  office  SW  cor  California 
and  Sansom,  dwl  1306  California 
Smith  Andrew  F.,  compositor  with  Bacon  &  Com- 
pany, dwl  807  Alission 
Smith  Andrew  J.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  14  Clarice  Place 
Smith  Andrew  T.,  carpenter,  dwl  613  Hyde 
Smith  Andrew  V.,  restaurant,  519   East,  dwl  821 

Howard 
Smith   Angelica,  (widow)   ladies'   nurse,    dwl  934 

Harrison 
Smith  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  763  Mission 
Smith  Anna,  (widow)  seamstress  with  Banks  &  Gal- 
vin,  dwl  S  8  Vallejo  ur  Montgomery 


Smith  Anna  E.,  (widow)  dwl  206  Kearny 

Smith  Anthony  J.,  printer  Spectator,  dwl  807  Miss 

Smith   Antonio,    Star   Chop   House,  1204  Stockton, 

dwl  S  s  Filbert  bet  Powell  and  Mason 
Smith  Arthur  A  ,  f Freeman,  S.  &  Co. J  dwl  Cosmo- 
politan Hotel 
Smith  Ashley,  clerk,  311  Bush,  dwl  427  Bush 
Smith  August,  painter,  dwl  428  Broadway 
Sniitii  AugustaMrs.,  furnished  rooms,  110  Kearny 
Smith  Barlow  J.,  yihysitian  and  proprietor  Hytreian 
Home  Water  Cure  and  Phrenological  Institute, 
637  California 
Smith  Benjamin  J.,  sashmaker  with  A.  C.  Beach  & 

Co.,  dwl  450  Natoma 
Smith  Bernard  F.,  laundryman.  dwl  South  S.  F. 
Smith    Bradford  W.,  clerk   with   California  Type 

Foundry  Co.,  res  Oakland 
SMITH,  BROWN  &  CO.,  rJamcs  Smith,  Benja- 
min W.  Brown  and  Elias  Placzek)  porUpack- 
ers  and  hide  and  tallow  dealers,  NE  cor  Utah 
and  Alameda  and  Railroad  Avenue,  South  S.  F., 
office  3U6  Sacramento 
Smith   Carrie  li.,    Miss,   assistant  teacher   Lincoln 

Grammar  School,  dwl  19  John 
Smith  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  7  Central  Place 
Smith  Catheiine,  (widow)  groceries,  143  Silver 
Smith    Cathei'ine,   (widow)    groceries  and  liquors, 

SW  cor  Mission  and  Twenty-sixth 
Smith    Catherine,    (widow)    groceries  and  liquors, 

NW  cor  Fifth  and  Shipley 
Smith   Catherine  A.  Miss,  (Mclntyre  &    S.J  dwl 

1001  Howard 
Smith  Celia,  (widow)  dwl  9  Harlan  Place 
Smith  C.  F. ,  bds  Lick  House 
Smith  C.  F.,  waiter  What  Cheer  House 
Smith  Charles,  dwl  654  Mi.'^sion 
Smith  Charles,  barkeeper,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Smith  Charles,  barkeeper,  dwl  21)5  Sansom 
Smith    Charles,  barkeeper   with   Adam  &   Kibbe, 

dwl  716  California 
Smith  Charles,  boxmaker,  dwl  728  Market 
Smith  Charles,  carpenter  with  Amos  R.  Nichols 
Smith  Charles,  carpenter  with  Joseph  Cappi  ise,  dwl 

Stevenson  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Smith    Charles,  cook   with    Pinner  &   Laflin,  418 

Dm  mm 
Stiiitli  Charles,  hostler,  dwl  1511   Mason 
SMITH  CHARLES,  liquor  saloon,  539  Washing- 
ton, dwl  SE  cor  Lombard  and  Dnpont 
Smith  Charles,  longshoreman,  dwl  Vincent  nr  Union 
Smith  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  32  Sieuart 
Smith    Charles,    mariner,    dwl  Brown's   Hotel 
Smith  Charles,  porter  with   A-  M.  Gilman,  dwl  S  a 

Unioti  bet  Montgomery  and  Sansom 
Smith  Charles,  quartermaster  P.  M.  S.  S    Colorado 
Smith  Charles,  real  estate,  dwl  W  a  Capp  nrTwen 

tysecond 
Smith   Charles,  restaurant,  703  Howard,  dwl  Teha 

ma  bet  Second  and  Third 
Smith  Chailcs,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  607  Jackson 
Smith  Charles,    tinsmith  with  Ezra  T.  Bucknam 

dwl  440  Third 
Smith  Charles,  waiter,  SW  cor  Market  and  Steuart 
Smith    Charles  Jr.,   bookkeeper  with  William  G 

Weir,  dwl  842  Mission 
Smith  Chailes  Jr.,  CE.&  C.  Smilh J  dxvldQl  Harri 

son 
Smith  Charles  A.,  with  Wheeler  &  Wilson  S.M.Co. 

dwl  518  Sacramento 
Smith  Charles  B.,  master  mariner,  dwl  450  Natoma 
Smith  Charles  F. ,  bookkeeper  with  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co.,  dwl  5/4  Folsom 
Smith  Charles  F.,  silversmith  with  Koehler&Ritter 

dwl  4  Medau  Place 
Smith  Charles  F.,  tailor,  930  Washington 
Smith  Charles  G.,  carpenter,  dwl  Ws  Folsom  bet 

Tsventv-  fifth  andTweutv-sixth 
Smith  Ciiaiies  H.,  letter  carrier  S.  F.   Post   Office, 
dwl  7  Tay 


Insure  ysur  Building,  "V  easel,  or  Cargo,  in  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  P   VAN"  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Merchandise  Brokers. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [S]      DIRECTORY. 


599 


Smith  Charles  H.,  clerk  Liverpool  and  London  and 

Globe  Insiiiaiice  Co.,  dwl  8'26  Mission 
Smith  Charles  H.,  painter,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Smith  Charles  Heury,  master  mariner,  dwl  913  Mont- 
gomery 
Smith  Charles  J.  J.,  musician,  dwl  634  Post 
Smith  Charles  M.,  cleric  with  Jason  Springer,  dwl 

SW  cor  Sacramento  and  Hyde 
Smith  Charles  N.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Stevenson  nr 

Twentieth 
Smith  CliHrles  R.,  tinsmith  with  Locke  &  Montague, 

dwl  1219  Union 
Smith  Charles  Ray,  clerk  Wheeler  &  Wilson  S.  M. 

Co. 
Smith  Charles  T.,hookkeeper  with'H.  A.  Gullixson, 

dwl  I  Gearv  Place 
Smith  Charles  1\,  hostler -with  Conrad  Hildebrand, 

dwl  W  8  Mason  nr  Broadway 
Smith   Charles  W.,   blacksmith,  dwl  S  s  Turk  nr 

Scott 
Smith  Charles  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  606  Jlission 
Smith   Charles   W.,   coppersmith  and  plumber,  520 

and  52-2  Davis,  dwl  1418  Geary 
Smith  Charles  W.  H.,  (colored)  coolf,  dwl  13 Scott 
Smith  Christian,   baker,  dwl  Seventh   Avenue  nr 

Railroad  Avenue,  South  San  Francisco 
Smith  Cbristian  W.,  invoice  clerk  with  Redington, 

Hostetter  &  Co  ,  dwl  Russ  House 
Smith  Christopher,  mariner,  dwl  32  Sfeuart 
Smith  Christopher  A.,  seaman,  dwl  NVV  cor  Beale 

and  Bryant 
Smith    Christopher  H.,   shoemaker,  dwl  Brady  nr 

Valencia 
Smitli  Christopher  J.,  masonjdwlNsBernalHights, 

opp  Columbia 
Smith    C.   Howard  Mrs.,   teacher  piano,  dwl   831 

Vallejo 
Smith  Clara  A.,  (widow) dressmaker,  dwl  3  Caroline 
Smith  Colin  M..  porter,  212  Cal,  dwl  508  Powell 
Smith  Con.  F.,  with  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.,  office  NE  cor 

Front  and  Jackson 
Smith  Cornelius  R.,   shoemaker,  N  s  Jackson  bet 

Davis  and  Drnnim,  dwl  317  Vallejo 
Smith  C.  W.,  bookseller,  dwl  Branch  House 
SMITH  C.  W.  M.,  attorney  at  law  and  solicitor 

patents,  office  526Mont<;omerv,  dwl  1719  Clay 
Smith  D.  Capt.,  dwl  737  Howard 
Smith  Daniel  F.,   bootcutter  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  114  Oak 
Smith  Daniel  G.,  carriage  and  wagonmaker,  dwl 

46  Everett 
Smith  Daniel  W.,  liquors,  dwl  1112  Kearny 
Smith  Uavid,  {McLnvchhin  S^-  SJ  dwl  623  How 
Smith  David  B.,  printer,  dwl  314  Commercial 
Smith  David  C,  salesman  with  Murphy,  Grant  &. 

Co.,  dwl  5  Cleaveland 
Smith  David  F.,  clerk  with  Meigs  &  Gawley,  dwl 

5  Morton 
Smith  David  L.,  agent  Randall  Rake,  314  Bush 
Smith  David  P.,  ji'lder,  dwl  E  s  Mission  bet  Nine- 
teenth and  Twentieth 
SMITH  DAVID  R.,  civil  and  mechanical  engineer, 

office  519  Front,  dwl  1708  Sacramento 
Smith  David  W.,  dwl  19  John 
Smith  DennisB.,  cai'penter,  dwl  Ns  Ivy  Avenue  bet 

Franklin  and  Gough 
Smith  Dennis  G.,  wagonmaker,  dwl  728  Market 
Smith  D.  Warren,  book  agent,  dwl  36  Geary 
Smith  E.  A.,  laborer  with  R.  &  J.  Morton 
Smith  Eben  I.,  collector  with  Smith  &  Mann,  dwl 

N\V  cor  Sixteenth  and  Utah 
Smith  Ebenezer,  mariner,  dwl  NW  cor  Sixteenth 

and  Utah 
Smith   Edmund  W.,  clerk  with  Bishop  &.  Gerald, 

dwl  730  Vallejo 
Smith  Edward,  dwl  24  Ellis 
Smith  Edward,  shoemaker,  dwl  3  Natoma 
Smith  Edward  A., workman  Selby's  Smelling"Work8, 

North  Beach 


Smith  Edward  C,  butcher,  E  s  Potrero  nr  Brannan 

St.  Bridge 
Smith  Edward  D.,  physician,  office    and  dwl  523 

Kearny 
Smith  Edward  F.,  stableman,  527  Market 
Smith  Edward  L.,  salesman  with  Robert  Croskey 

&  Co.,  dwl  749  Howard 
Smith  Edwin,  printer,  dwl  539  Howard,  rear 
Smith  Edwin,  fE.  &  C.  Smith)  dwl  762  Bryant 
Smith  Edwin  A.,  with  Hicks  Lapum,  dwl  SE  cor 

Shotwell  and  Twentieth 
Smith  Edwin  L.,   local  agent  Continental  Life  In- 
surance Co.,  office  302  Montgomery,  dwl  437 

Natoma 
Smith  Egbert  J.,  (Pac.  Pioneer  Paper  Collar  Co.) 

res  Napa  City 
Smith  Eleanor  D.,  (widow)  dwl  914  Harrison 
Smith  Eleazer  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  Grove  nr  Gough 
Smith  Eliza  Mrs.,  dwl  14  Calhoun 
Smith  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  339  Third 
Smith  Elliott  M.,  sawyer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  &. 

Co.,  dwl  728  Market 
Smith  Elvira  R.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  730  Folsom 
Smith  E.  Martin,  mining,  dwl  331  Montgomery 
Smith  Emily  Mrs.,  dwl  747  Howard 
Smith  Emma  P.  Miss,  teacher,  dwl  N  s  Broadway 

bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Smith  Eunice,  (widow)  dwl  600  Pine 
Smith  F.  &  Co.,  (Alfred  French)  wholesale  wines 

and  liquors,  208  Sacramento 
Smith  Ferdinand,  bookkeeper,  17  California  Market, 

dwl  W  s  Van  Ness  Avenue  bet  Hayes  and  Fell 
Smith  Floyd,  dwl  1024  Stockton 
Smith  Francis,  hardware  merchant,  dwl  1913  Clay 
Smith  Francis,  tailor,  dwl  353  Third 
Smith  Francis  H.,  (  Whitney  &  Co.)  res  Elko 
Smith  Francis  L.,  cardriver,  dwl  5  Park  Avenue 
Smith  Frank,  blacksmith  helper  Pacitic  Rolling  Mill 
Smith  Frank,  expressman,  dwlSW  cor  Washington 

and  Sansom 
Smith  Frank,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Spear  bet  Howard 

and  Folsom 
Smith  Frank,  longshoreman,  dwl  -569  Howard 
Smith  Frank,  mate  North  Pac.  Trans.   Go's  S.  S. 

Orizaba 
Smitl)  Flank  A.,  bookkeeper  Pacific  Straw  Works, 

dwl  959  Howard 
Smith  Frank-  C,  clerk  with  Stephen  S.  Smith,  dwl 

6.33  Sutter 
Smith  Frank  W. ,  carpenter,  dwl  41 85  Natoma 
Smith  Franklin  W.,  livestock,  dwl  418^  Natoma 
Smith  Franz,  watchcase  maker,  dwl  526  Merchant 
Smith  Frederick,  carpenter,  dwl  536  Sacramento 
Smith  Frederick,  fruitstand,   cor  Kearny  and  Jack- 
son, dwl  202  Mission 
Smith  Frederick,   fruit  dealer,  1330  Dupont,   dwl 

SW  cor  Jones  and  Greenwich 
Smith  Frederick,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Kentucky  nr 

Illinois 
Smith  Frederick,  waiter  with  Mandel  &  Ohueteiu, 

dwl  339  Third 
Smith  Frederick,  (F.  Smith  &  Co.)  dwl  NW  cor 

Bryant  and  Kincon  Place 
Smith  Frederick  A.,  lumber  surveyor,  pier  11  Stea- 

art,  res  Oakland 
Smith  Fredeiick  G.,  paying  teller  with  John  Sime 

&.  Co.,  dwl  N  6  McAllister  nr  Webster 
Smith  Frederick   H.,   butcher,   dwl  Hampshire  bet 

El  Dorado  and  Centre 
Smith   Freeman,   captain  schooner  Ella  Florence, 

pier  13  Steuart 
Smith   F.  Shipley,  (Smith  &   Kiltredge)  dwl  SE 

cor  Scott  and  Broadway 
Smith  George,  dwl  728  Howard 
Smith  George,  fruits  and  candies,  -37  Sacramento 
Smith   George,    hackman  with  William  C.  Wade, 

dwl  710  Broadway 
Smith  George,  laborer  Orleans  Hotel 
Smith  George,  laborer  with  S.  V.  Water  Co. 


JONES.  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Porte  Monnaies  and  Reticules. 


YERBA  SANTA,  a  remarkable  and  never-failing  remedy  tor  Bheumatism. 


600 


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Smith  George,  machinist,  dwl  159  Tehama 
Smith  George,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Smith  George,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Smith  George,  market,  junction  Market  and  Sacra- 
mento, dwl  12  Sacramento 
Smith  George,  painter,  dwl  G36  Commercial 
Smith  George,  seaman,  dwl  43  Vallejo 
Smith  George  Mrs.,  (colored)  boarding,  28  Stone 
Smith  George  H.,  clerk,  dwl  423  O'Farrell 
Smith  George  J.,  f Smith  4'  McBride)  dwl  Cook  nr 

Point  Lohos  Avenue 
Smith  George  N.  J.,  clerk  with  Whittier,  Puller  & 

Co..  dwl  Hayes  nr  Polk 
Smith  George  O.  Jr.,   clerk  Pacific  Ins.  Co.,   dwl 

1709  Polk 
Smith  George  W.,  clerk  Occidental  Hotel 
Smith  George  W.,  (colored)  hairdresser  with  Alex- 
ander Ferguson,  dwl  535  Green 
Smith  George  W.,  shoemaker  with  Donovan  Bros., 

dwl  322  Third 
Smith  George  W.,  upholsterer  with  Prank  Edwards, 

dwl  1313  Montgomery 
Smith  George  W.,  f Bcdington,   Hosteller   i^*   Co. J 

res  Pittsburg,  Pa. 
Smith  George  W.  Mrs.,  dwl  19  Rincon  Place 
SMITH    G.  FRANK.,  attorney  at  law,  office  315 

California,  dwl  932  Clay  nr  Powell 
Smith  Gilbert,  jeweler  with  Hubash  &  Kutz,  dwl 

1 123  Stockton 
Smith  G.  K.,  clerk  Lick  House 
Smith  G.  L.,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Smith  Godfrev,  musical  director  Alhambra  Theater, 

dwl  621  Bush 
Smith  Grace  Miss,  assistant  teacher   South  Cosmo- 
politan Primary  School,  dwl  442  Greenwich 
Smith   H.,  laborer  Cal.   Sugar   Refinery,  SW  cor 

Brannan  and  Eighth 
Smith  H.,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.S.  Pa- 
cific 
Smith  Harriet  A.  Mrs.,  boarding,  815  Stockton 
Smith  Helena,  (widow) furnished  rooms,  995  Market 
Smith  Henry,  dwl  731  Broadway 
Smith  Henry,  captain  schr  Witch  of  the  Bay,  Com- 
mercial St.  Wharf 
Smith  Henry,  carpenter,  625  Howard 
Smith  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  641  Commercial 
Smith  Henry,  clerk  with  H.  Loewenhayn,  dwl  107^ 

Preelon 
Smith  Henrv,  cook,  112  Kearny,  dwl  4   St.  Marv 

Place 
Smith  Henry,  expresswagon,  dwl  S  s  Bush  bet  Bu- 
chanan and  Webster 
Smith  Henry,  musician,  dwl  330  Green,  rear 
Smith  Henry,  porter  with  Green  &  Searle,  dwl  19 

Hinckley 
Smith  Henrv.    (colored)   porter  with  John  Stable, 

dwl  13  Scott  Place 
Smith    Henry,   salesman,   113    Sansom,   dwl    710^ 

Mission 
Smith  Henry,  special  agent  and  adjuster  Liverpool 
and  London  and  Globe  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  902  Mont 
Smith  Henry,  teamster,  dwl  S  s  Wash  nr  Jones 
Smith  Henry,  teamster  with  L.  Washburn,  dwl  429 

Ellis 
Smith  Henry,  varnisher,  dwl  37  Minna 
Smith  Henrv  A.,  U.  S.  ganger,  dwl  713  Bu.sh 
Smith  Henry  B.,  waiter,  626  Market,  dwl  628  Stev 
Smith  Henry  C,  bootblacking,  34  Kearny,  dwl  648 

Mission 
Smith  Henry  P.,  barkeeper,  dwl  469  Clementina 
Smith  Henry  L.,  bookkeeper  with  Jason  Springer, 

dwl  325  Eddy 
Smith  Henry  N.,  clerk,  dwl  NW  cor  Twentieth  and 

Valencia 
Smith  Henrv  R.,   hairdresser   and  wigraaker,  740 

Market,'  dwl  22  Mary 
Smith  Henry  S.,  (Hanscom  &  Co.)  dwl  221  Seventh 
Smith  Henry  W.,  plumber  with  J.  H.  O'Brien  & 
Co. 


Smith  Heniy  W.,  (Smith,  Lucy  &    (Jo.)  dwl   W  s 

Polk  nr  Bush 
Smith  Herman,  laborer  Occidental  Hotel 
Smith  Hiram,  porter  Oriental  U.  S.  Bonded  Ware- 
house, dwl  237  Ritch 
Smith  Hiram  R.,  route  agent  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

dwl  Russ  House 
Smitli    Holland,  deputv  postmaster,    San  Francisco 

Post  Office,  dwl  1316  Mason 
Smith  Horace  P.,  carrier  Guide,  dwl  1707  Leav 
Smith  Hugh,  molder  Golden  State  Iron  Works,  dwl 

365  Jessie 
Smith  Isaac,  dwl  22  Clay 
Smith  Isaac  G.,  drayman  with  Miller  &   Co.,   dwl 

2211  Lark  in 
Smith  Jacob  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  123  Garden 
Smith  Jacob  L.,  bricklayer,  dwl  E  s  Columbia   nr 

Twenty-fourth 
Smith  J.  A.  Pink,  (widow)  dwl  Greenwich  bet  Oc- 

tavia  and  Laguna 
Smith  James,  boarding,  20  Folsom 
Smith  James,  boarding,  San  Bruno  road  nr  Twenty- 
eighth 
Smith  James,  butcher, dwl  111  Natoma 
Smith  James,  butcher,  dwl  Greenwich  nr  Lombard 
Smith  James,  butcher  with  James  Sliyne,   dwl  339 

Fourth 
Smith  James,  carpenter,  dwl  250  Spear 
Smith  James,  carrier  Morning  Call,   dwl   SE  cor 

Stockton  and  Jackson 
Smith  James,  cooper,  dwl  21  Anthony 
Smith  James,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW   cor  Du- 

pontand  Chestnut 
Smith  James,  hostler,  dwl  S  s  Fourteenth  nr  Mission 
Smith  James,  laborer,  dwl  126  Morton 
Smith  James,  laborer,  dwl  212  Steuart 
Smith  James,  laborer,  dwl  227  Second 
Smith  James,  laborer,  dwl  307  Main 
Smith  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  336  Vallejo 
Smith  James,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Smith  James,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Smith  James,  merchant,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Smith  James,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,   dwl  S  s 

O'Farrell  bet  Gough  and  Octavia 
Smith  James,  printer,  dwl  215  Geary 
Smith  James,  steward  Brooklyn  Hotel,  dwl  19  Ev- 
erett 
Smith  James,  street  contractor,  dwl  Sheppard  Place 

nr  Mason 
Smith  James,  teamster  with  McKenna  &  Bro.,  dwl 

SW  cor  Drumm  and  Sacramento 
Smith  James,  trunkmaker  with    E.  Galpen  <fe  Co., 

dwl  SE  cor  Hyde  and  Chestnut 
Smith  James,  (Smith,  Brown  &  Co.)  dwl  32  Elev- 
enth 
Smith  James,  (Smith  &  BrotvnJ  777  Market 
Smith  James  D.,   laborer,  dwl  W  s  Indiana  nr  Ne- 
vada 
Smith  James  D.,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

976  Folsom 
Smith  James  H.,  metallurgist,  dwl  410  Clementina 
Smith  James  J.,  clerk  steamer  El   Capit;in,    Oak- 
land Perry 
Smith  James  Lane,  carpenter  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.,  dwl 

813  Broadway 
Smith  James  N.,  stevedore,  dwl  1001  Battery 
Smith  Jumes  Nagle,  laborer,  dwl  Precita  Avenue 

bet  Twenty-sixth  and  Twenty-seventh 
Smith  James  P.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Nineteenth  bet 

Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Smith  James  R.,  porter  with  Irvine,  Harker  &  Co., 

dwl  707  Hyde 
Smith  James  R.,  Smith's  Exchange,  junction  Market 

and  Valencia 
Smith  James  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  NW  cor  Sleiner 

and  Eddy 
Smith  James  W..  contractor,  dwl  E  s  Guerrero  ur 

Twenty-sixth 
Smith  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  73  Jessie 


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Smith  Jarvie  L..  traveling  agent  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co..  dwl  47  Second 
Smith  J.  Buck,  clerk  with  Heywood  &  Harmon, 

dwl  53  Clementina 
Smitli  J.  C.  C,  teacher  music,  dwl  634  Post 
Smith   Jennie   Miss,    principal   Silver  St.  Primary 

School,  dwl  cor  LombHrd  and  Dnpont 
Smith  Jennie   Miss,  upholsteress  with  Mitchell  & 

Bell,  dwl  4-J2  Greenwich 
Smith  Jeiemiiih,  U.S.  bargeman,  dwl  S  s  Francisco 

hot  Powell  and  Mason 
Smith  Jessie  Mi?s,  assistant  teacher  Denman  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  3'J.5  Lombard 
Smith  J.  ITammond,  dwl  108  Virginia 
Smith  J.  Hay.  foreman  printing  department  A.  L. 

Bancroft'  &  Co.,  dwl  ^15  Geaiy 
Smith  ,T.  Henrv  Mrs  ,  (widow)  dwl  ti66  Harrison 
SMITH  J.  HOWARD,  attorney  at  law,  office  315 

California,  dwl  I01"2  Taylor 
Smith  John,  dwl  510  Dnpont 
Smith  John,  dwl  What  Cheer  Honse 
Smith  John,  bookbinder  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

dwl  17  Morton 
Smith  John,  boxmaker  with  Swan,  Dunbar  &.  Co., 

dwl  lOM  Pacific 
Smith  John,  carpenter,  dwl  720  Lombard,  rear 
Smith  John,  clerk  U.  S.  Engineer's  Depaitment,  533 

Kearny 
Smith  John,  cook,  dwl  134  Stenart 
Smith  John,  cook  with  Hermann  Heckmann,  dwl  15 

Auburn 
Smith  John,  dairyman  with  C.  Rnhland,  dwl   Cen- 
tral Ocean  Uoad  ^  mile  from  Toll  Gate 
Smith  John,  driver  Omnibus  R.  R. 
Smith  John,  expresswagou  and  lodgings,  NW   cor 

Drumm  and  Jackson 
Smith  John,  fireman,  dwl  SW  corBrvantand  Ritch 
Smith  John,  groceries,  18  Chiy,  dwl  3:28  Ellis 
Smith  John,  laborer,  dwl  11  Sherwood  Place 
Smith  John,  laborer,  dwl  108  Tehama 
Smitli  John,  laborer,  dwl  244  Clementina 
Smith  John,  laborer,  dwl  Bryant  Av  nr  Bryant 
Smitli  John,  laborer,  dwl  028  Third 
Smith  John,  laiiorer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,   dwl  S  s 

Shasta  nr  Illinois 
Smith  John,  laborer  with  M.  H.  Turrill,   dwl  2810 

Buchanan 
Smith  John,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Smith  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuait 
Smith  John,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Smith  John,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Smith  .)6hn,  mariner,  dwl  SW  cor  Clay  and  East 
Smith  John,  milkman  with  Shepsion  &  Cooley,  dwl 

cor  Old  S.m  Jose  Road  and  Twenty -sixth 
Smith  .John,  molder,  dwl  440  Jessie 
Smitli  John,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl  108 

Tehama 
Smith  John,  oiler,  P.Sf.S  S.  America 
Smith  John,  plumber  with  Thomas  O'Malley  &.  Co. 
Smith  John,  saddler  with  J.  O'Kane,  dwl  421  Dup 
Smith  John,  seaman  schr  Mary  Ellen,  Washington 

St.  Wharf 
Smith  John,  teamster,  dwl  22  Raiisch 
Smith  John,  teamster  with  M.  P.  Sessions,  dwl  1219 

Folsoni 
Smith  John,  waiter,  253  Steuari 
Smith  John,  waiter,  538  Clay,  dwl  W  8  Brooks  nr 

Market 
SMITH  JOHN,  wood  and  coal,  223  Post,  dwl  737 

Green 
Smith  John  A.,  interpreter,  dwl  29  Park  Avenue 
Smith  John  A.,  (Smith  dp  Cutter)  dwl  666^  Mis- 
sion 
Smitli   John   Christian,  jeweler  with    Hubash   & 

Kntz,  dwl  29  Rausch 
Smith  Joiin  G.,  teamster  with  H.    C.  &  T.  L.  El- 
liot, dwl  NE  cor  Leavenworth  and  Tyler 
Smith  John  H.,  coppersmith  with  Tay,  Brooks  &, 

Backus,  dwl  620  Battery 


Smith  John  H.,  engineer  with  Union  Pacific  Salt 

Co.,  dwl  54  First 
Smith  John  H.,  woodturner  with  Armes  &  Dallam, 

dwl  529  Howard 
Smith  John  H.  T.,  porter  with  Babcock  &  Sutton, 

and  extiaman  Hose  Co.No.l,S.F.F.D.,  dwl  S  s 

Jackson  bet  Davis  and  Drunnn 
Smith  John  J.,  carriagepainter,  dwl  259  Jessie 
Smith  John  J.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  311  Bush,  dwl 

427  Bush 
Smith  John  K.,  clerk  with  Thomas  H.  Selby  &  Co., 

dwl  442  Greenwich 
Smith  John  L.,  c(intiactor,  dwl  144  Shipley 
Smith  John  M..  blacksmith,  dwl  19  Sherwood  Place 
Smith  John  O'Neill,   carriagepainter,  770  Mission, 

dwl  256  Jessie 
Smith  John  P.,  wagoumaker  with  Charles  Steinweg, 

dwl  2.5fii  Jessie 
Smith  John  1'.,  expresswagon,  SE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Bus!) 
Smith  John  T.,  longshoreman,  dwl  N  s  Howard  bet 

Spear  and  Stenart 
Smith  John  T.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  NW  cor  Twenty- 
eighth  and  Churcn 
Smith  John  W.,  surveyor,  dwl  Russ  House 
Smith  John  W.,  (Smith  &  Walker)  res  Oakland 
Smith  tloseph,  bookbinderwilh  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

dwl  cor  California  and  Mason 
Smith  Joseph,  bookkeeper  with  J.  G.  lis,  dwl  519 

Geary 
Smith  Joseph,  brickmason,    dwl  Tenth  Avenue  nr 

Railroad  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
Smith  Joseph,  conductor  N.  B.  &,  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  216 

Minna 
Smith  Joseph,  gasfitter,  dwl  609  Third 
Smith  Joseph,  liquor  saloon,  Ws  Valencia  nr  Six- 
teenth 
Smith  Joseph,  longshoreman,  dwl  319  Vallejo,  rear 
Smith  Joseph,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Smith  Joseph,  merchant,  dwl  522  Union 
Smith  Joseph,  miner,  dwl  14  Freelon 
Smith  Josepii,  (Smith  &  Smith)  dwl  360  Brannan 
Smith  Joseph  Alfred,  actor  California  Theater,  dwl 

608  Pine 
Smith   Joseph    G.,   (Millman  &    S.)  dwl  NE  cor 

Camp  and  Guerrero 
Smith  Joseph  L.,   carpenter,    dwl    W  s  Capp    bet 

Twentieth  and  Twenty-first 
Smith  Joseph  W.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  510  Third 
Smith  Josephine,  ladies'  ban-dresser,  16  Fourth,  dwl 

1008  Leavenworth 
Smith  Joshua,  freightclerk,  dwl  SE  cor  Hyde  and 

Chestnnt 
Smith  Josiah  F.,  (colored)  stovemounfer  with  Brit- 
tan,  Holbrook  <fc    Co.,  dwl  1226  Pacific 
Smith  Judson  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  Oak  nr  Gough 
Smith  Julius  H.,  civil  engineer,  office  72  Mont  Block 
Smith  Lawrence,  steerage  steward  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sac- 
ramento 
Smith  Lewis,  mariner,  dwl  134  Stenart 
Smith  Lewis,  teamster,  cor  Market  and  Stenart,  dwl 

Solano  bet  Tennesee  and  Minnesota 
Smith  Lillie,  (widow)  dwl  1238  Howard 
Smith  Lillie,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Broadway  bet  Polk 

and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Sniith  Louis,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Smith  Louis,  watchman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.S. 

Oriflamme 
Smith  Louise,  ladies'  hairdressing,  16  Fourth,  dwl 

1008  Leavenworth 
Smith,  Lucy  &  Co.,  (IT.    W.  Smith  and  Anthony 

Lucy)  soap  manufacturers,  322  Chestnut 
Smith  L.  W.,  carpenter,  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Smith  M.,  cartman,  dwl  Mason  bet  Clay  and  Wash 
Smith  M.,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Smith  Maggie  Aliss,  compositor  Morning  Call,  dwl 

521  Howard 
Smith  Maggie  E.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Tyler  St. 

Primary  School,  dwl  1117  Bush 


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Smith  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  365  Jessie 

Sinitli  Maria,  (widow)  fruits  and  vegetables,  1103 

Folsom 
Smith  Martin,  stevedore,  dwl  W  s  Spear  bet  How- 
ard and  Folsom 
Smith  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  lUSTaylor 
Smill)  Maiy,  (widow)  dwl  Bartol  nr  Vallejo 
Smith  Mary,  (widow)   furnished  rooms,  7  Everett 
Smith  Mary  Miss,  dwl  365  Jessie 
Smith  Mary  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  816  Folsom 
Smith  Mary  A.  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  lllS Taylor 
Smith    Maiy    E.    Miss,   assistant  teacher  Colored 

School,  dwl  14  Calhoun 
Smith  Mary  E.  Jliss.  booksewer  with  A.  L.  Bancroft 

&  Co.,  dwl  450  Natoma 
Smith  Mary  H.,  (widow)  dwl  826  Mission 
Smith  Mary  H.   Miss,  assistant  teacher  Fairmoniit 

School,  dwl  325  Lombard 
Smith  Mason  B.,  salesman  with  Bowen  Bros.,  dwl 

706  California 
Smith  JIatihew,  annealing  department  U.  S.  Branch 

Jlint,  dwl  cor  Minna  and  Fifth 
Smith  Matthew,  hostler  with  W.P.  Lambert.bds  869 

Folsom 
Smith  Matthew  F.,  produce  commission,  49  Clay, 

dwl  110  Fell 
Smith  M.  B.,  fR-  G.  Dun  &  Co.  J  res  New  York 
Smith  M.  F.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Tehama  School, 

dwl  666  Harrison 
Smith  M.  6.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  410  Kearny 
Smith  iMichael,  cartman,  dwl  S  s  Green  bet  Hyde 

and  Larkin,  rear 
Smith  Michael,  hostler,  dwl  333  Bush 
Smith  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  6P0  Mission 
Smith  Michiiel,  laborer  Pacific  Wine  and  Liquor  Re- 
finery, dwl  Commerce  nr  Battery 
Smith  Michael,  marblepoli8her,dwl  Jessie  bet  Annie 

and  Third 
Smith  Mighill,   collector,   dwl   SW  cor  Hyde  and 

Sacramento 
Smith  Moses,  watchman  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  etmr  An- 
telope 
Smith  Nathan,  (colored)  whitener  and  bootblack, 

704  Mission,  dwl  Broadway  bet  Mason  &  Taylor 
Smith  Nicholas,  laborer, dwl  S  s  O'Farrell  bet  Gough 

an<i  Octavia 
Smith  Nicholas,  plasterer,  dwl  Polk  bet  Broadway 

an.l  Vallejo 
Smith  N.  Proctor,  commissioner  deeds  and  convey- 
ancer, office  506  Montgomery,  dwl  717  Bush 
Smith  O.  A.,  laborer  California  Sugar  riefiiiery,SW 

cor  Brannan  and  Eighth 
Smith  Oliver,  foreman  with  Central  P.  R.  R.  Co., 

dwl  607  Pine 
Smith  Oliver,  longshoreman,  dwl  5  Telegraph  PI 
Smith  Oliver  B.,  {McHenry  &  S.J  dwl  Valencia  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Smith  P.,  pawnbroker,  626  Clay 
Smith  Patrick,  conductor  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  322 

Fifth 
Smith  Patrick,  hostler  Potrero  &  Bay  View  R.  R., 

dwl  W  s  Kentucky  nr  Sonoma 
Smith  Pethial,  teamster  with  Rider,  Somers  &  Co., 

dwl  E  6  Spear  bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Smith  Peter,  barkeeper,  107  Sansom,  dwl  56Tehama 
Smith  Peter,  boilermaker  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

34  Minna 
Smith  Peter,  cattleraiser,  dwl  Twelfth  Avenue  nr 

M,  South  S.  F. 
Smith  Peter,  coachman,  dwl  3  Park  Place  nr  Folsom 
Smith  Peter,  cook,  '207  Post 
Smith  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  209  Steuart 
Smith  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  1036  Howard 
Smith   Peter,  waiter  with   F.  A.  Bergman,  dwl  105 

Prospect  Place 
Smith  Peter  A.,  laborer  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  oil  Eighth 
Smith  Peter  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Webster  bet 
Haight  and  Waller 


Smith  Peter  L.,  carpenter,  dwl  Ss  Nineteenth  bet 

Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Smith  Peter  L.,  laborer  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  313  Sixth 
Smith  Philip,  laborer,  dwl  ill  Natoma 
Smith  Philip,  laborer  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  135  Tehama 
Smith   Philip,   molder   Golden  State  Iron  Works, 

dwl  365  Jessie 
Smith   Philip   R.,   policeman    City  Hall,  dwl  148 

Natoma 
Smith  R.  C,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Smith  Reginald  H.,  accountant,  office   61)2   Mont- 
gomery, dwl  1016  Moiitgoinerv 
Smith  Revenue  Rev.,  dwl 326  O  Farrell 
Smith  Richard,  dwl  539  Howard,  rear 
Smith  Richard,  longshoreman,  dwl   114  Sacramento 
Smith  Richard,  (Smith  &  Smith)  dwl  352  Hrannan 
Smith  Robert,  blacksmith  Phoenix  Iron  Works,  dwl 

cor  Market  and  Twentieth 
Smith  Robert,  (colored)  bootblack,  dwl  Morse  Place 
Smith  Robert,  carpenter  with  D.  A.  Macdonald  & 

Co.,  dwl  15  Sumner 
Smith  Robert,  cartman,  dwl  1810  Larkin 
Smith  Robert,  machinist,  dwl  1811  Howard 
Smith  Robert,  rigger  and  stevedore,  dwl  27  Fred- 
erick 
Smith  Robert,  fj.  B.  Holmes  &  S.)  dwl  532  Folsom 
Smith  Robert  Pye,  searcher  records   and   convey- 
ancer, 605  Montgomery,  dwl  1414  Stockton 
Smith  Robert  W.,  compositor  with  Bucou  &  Com- 
pany, res  Oakland  Point 
Smith   Rufus,  expresswagon,  junction  Market  and 

California,  dwl  2  California 
Smith  Russell,  dwl  822  Powell 
Smith  S.,  butcher  17  Grand  Central  Market,  dwl 

1007  Mission 
Smith  Sallie  J.,  (widow)  dwl  1318  Powell 
Smith  Samuel,  raapmounter,  NE  cor  Davis  and  Clav 
Smith  Samuel  E.,  clerk  with  R.  W.  Heut,  dwl  SW 

cor  Montgomeiy  and  Clay 
Smith  Samuel  E.,  (Renton,  S.  &  Co.)  dwl  214  Ellis 
Smith  S^imuel  J.,  clerk  with  Turner  &.  Merkelbach, 

dwl  58  Everett 
Smith  Samuel  N.,  clerk  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl 

530  Third 
Smith  SanfordH.,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Kate  nr  Bryant 
Smith  S.  C,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Smith  Selah,  poultry,  dwl  cor  Caroline  and  Butte 
Smith  Sidney,  steward,  896  Front 
Smith  Sidnev  J.,  bookkeeper   with   Austin  &  Co., 

dwl  521  "Pine 
Smith  Sidney  M.,  with  Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl  15  Rin- 

con  Place 
Smith  Sidnev  Y.,( Sidney  V.  Smith  &  SonJ  res  San 

Rafael  ' 
SMITH  SIDNEY  V.  &  SON,  (Sidney  V.  Smith 

Jr.)  attorneys  at  law,  office  630  Sacramento 
Smith  Sidney  V.   Jr.,  (Sidney    V.  Smith  &   SonJ 

res  San  Rafael 
Smith   Simon  G.,  physician,  office  229  Minna,  dwl 

556  Minna 
Smith  Stephen  H.,  clerk  with  Eugene  Sullivan,  45 

Exchange  Building,  dwl  834  Clay 
Smith   Stephen   M.,  proprietor  Parker   House,  617 

Montgomery,  dwl  SW  cor  California  and  Spring 
Smith  Stephen  M.,  (Tyler,  Curtis  S^  Co.)  dwl  NE 

cor  Sutter  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
SMITH  STEPHEN   S.,    hardwood,    lumber    and 

wagon  materials,  HI  Maiket,  dwl  633  Sutter 
Smith   Stillman,  (Smith   db   SlepkensonJ  dwl  620 

Broadway 
Smith  Susan  Miss,  dwl  E  sCapp  bet  Sixteenth  and 

Seventeenth 
Smith  Susan  E.,  (widow)  dwl  6  Harriet 
Smith  Susan  L.,  furnished  rooms,  330  Green 
Smith  Susan  M.,  boarding  and  lodging,  540  Mission 
Smith  Sylvanus,  dwl  233  Third 
Smith  T.  C,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Smith  Theodore  C,  salesman  with  A.  L.  Bancroft 

&  Co.,  dwl  721  Market 


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Smith  Theodore  E.,  salesman  with  Hobart,  Wood  & 

Co.,  dwl  705  Bnsh 
Smith  Thoraiis,  dwl  442  Greenwich 
Smith  Thomas,  baker,  dwl  423  Fourth 
Smith  Thomas,  barkeeper,  dwl  44  Jessie 
Smith  Thomas,  compositor  Morning  Call,  dwl  1114 

Leavenworth 
Smitli  Thomas,  cook,  dwl  32  Sleuart 
Smith  Tiiomas,  driver  Omnibus  R.  R. 
Smith  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  73  Jessie 
Smith  Tliomas,  mason,  dwl  525  Mission,  rear 
Smith  Thomas  A.,  boatman,  dwl  35i  Welsh 
Smith  Thomas  A.,  metalroofer  with  Conlin  &.  Rob- 
erts, dwl  45  Eitch 
Smith  Thomas  B.,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron   Works, 

dwl  cor  Capp  and  Twenty-fifth 
Smith  ThomusC,  boarding,  1(101  Battery 
Smith  Thomas  H.,  barkeeper,  NE  coi'  California  and 
Kearny,  dwl  S  s  Pine  bet  Kearny  and  Dnpont 
Smith  Tliomas  J.,  painter,  dwl  820  Mission 
Smith  Thomas  Z.,  bricklayer,  dwl  15  Seventh 
Smith  Timothy  R.,  engineer,  dwl  785  Folsom 
Smith  Valentine,  clerk,  dwl  503  O'Farrell 
Smith    W.,  messman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 

Pelican 
Smitli  Wallace  W.,  carver,  dwl  514  Jones 
Smith  Walter  C,  expresswagon,  NE  cor  Sansom 

and  Market,  dwl  2211  Larkin 
Smith  Walter  L.,  patternmaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  704  Howard 
Smith  Walter  O.  T.,  assistant  bookkeeper  Sheriffs 
Office,  City  Hall,  and  foreman  stmr  No.  1.  S.  F. 
F.  D.,  dwl  520  Howard 
Smith  Walter  R.,  commission  merchant  and  jobber 

clothing.  412  Sansom 
Smith  W.  C,  carrier  Morning  Call,  dwl  1011  Stock 
Smith  W.  E.,  carpenter  H.C.  League,   128  Kearny 
Smith  W.  H.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf 
Smith  W.  H.,  workman  Selby's  Smelting  Works. 

North  Beach 
Smith   W.   H.   Sedley,   stage    manager    California 

Theater,  dwl  423  Sutter 
Smith  Willard  M.,  local  agent  Continental  Life  In- 
surance Co.,  dwl  505  Leavenworth 
Smith  William,  agent,  dwl  32  Ellis 
Smith  William,  brewer,  dwl  SE  cor  Lombard  and 

Dupont 
Smith  William,  calker,  dwl  Railroad  Avenue  nr  N, 

South  San  Francisco 
Smith  William,  carpenter,  dwl  14|  Mason 
Smith  William,  carpenter,  dwl  Greenwich  nr  Lom- 
bard 
Smith   William,  compositor  Morning  Call,  dwl  71!) 

California 
Smith  William,  cutter  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl  Six- 
teenth nr  Folsom 
Smith  William,  farmer.  Ocean  Beach  Road  nr  Ocean 

House 
Smith  William,  hairdresser  with  Blodes  &  Brodek, 

dwl  Sutter  Street  House 
Smith  William,  hostler  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  N  s 

Brvant  bet  Seventh  and  Garden 
Smith  William,  laborer  La  Grande  Laundry,  dwl  E 

s  Thii  teenth  nr  Folsom 
Smith  William,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Smith  William,  laborer  with  William  H.  Norton, 

dwl  Austin  nr  Gough 
SMITH    WILLIAM,  manufacturer  patent  water 

closets,  521  Jackson,  rear,  dwl  itl4  Folsom 
Smith  William,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Smith  William,  printer,  dwl  719  California 
Smith  William,  real  estate  broker,  dwl  421  Dupont 
Smith  William,  rigger,  dwl  N  s  Howard  bet  Main 

and  Spear 
Smith  William,  seaman,  dwl  606  Third 
Smith  William,  seaman,  dwl  127  Folsom 
Smith  William,  seaman,  dwl  W  s  Havens  Place 
Smith  William,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.  S. 
Pelican 


Smith  William,  steward  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.  S. 

Gussie  Telfair 
Smith  William,  waiter  What  Cheer  House 
Smith  William,  (Smith  &  Mann)  dwl  1811  Howard 
Smith  William,  fJ'/uxi/c/o/t  Sc  S.)  410  Kearny 
Smith  William  A.,  brewer,  dwl  210J  Ninth 
Smith  William  A.  clerk  with  Ilackley  &  Tyler,   res 

Oakland 
Smith  William  A.,  (colored)  hairdresser  P.  M.  S.  S. 

Co.,  dwl  535  Brvant 
SMITH  WILLIAM  B.,  apothecary,  NE  cor  Fourth 

and  Howard,  dwl  966  Howard 
Smith  William  B.,  salesman,  122  Battery,   dwl   cor 

Union  and  Calhoun 
Smith  William  B.,cook  Spring  Valley  Water  Works 

San  Jos6  Road  nr  Six  Mile  House 
Smith  William  B.,  courtroom  clerk   County   Court, 

dwl  SE  cor  Mission  and  Fifth 
Smith  William  B.,  porter  with  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  dwl 

cor  First  and  Brannan 
Smith  William  C,   cabinetmaker  with   George   O. 

Whitney  &  Co.,  dwl  549  Natoma 
Smith  William  C.  R., night  inspector  Custom  House, 

dwl  N  8  Fern  Avenue  nr  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Smith  William  D.,  brewer,  dwl  219^  Ninth 
Smith  William  F.,  oculist  and  aurist,  office  and  dwl 

313  Bush 
Smith  William  H.,  dwl  Russ  House 
Smith  William  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  730  Folsom 
Smith  William  H.,  expresswagon,   NW   cor  Beale 

and  Mission,  dwl  S  s  Bush   nr   Buchanan 
SMITH  WILLIAM  H.,  proprietor  Alhambra  The- 
ater, 325  Bush,  dwl  250  Fourth 
Smith  William  H.,  (colored)  whitewasher,   dwl  837 

Broadway 
Smith  William  H.,  CSmilh  <&  BurlingamcJ  dwl  730 

Folsom 
Smith  William  J.,  dwl  7  Central  Place 
Smith  William  J.,  (colored)  dwl  15  Bernard 
Smith  William  J.,  frameinaker  with  Snow  &  Roos, 
and  foreman  steamer  No.   6,  S.F.F.D.,  dwl  416 
Natoma 
Smith  William  J.,  porter  with  John  Sime  &  Co., 

dwl  515  Sacramento 
Smith  William  L.,  real  estate,  dwl  W  s  Folsom  bet 

Tvi'enty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Smith  William  M.,  (colored)  janitor,  419  California, 

dwl  1008  Leavenworth 
Smith  William  M.,  master  mariner,  dwl  243  Perry 
Smith  William  N.,  special  policeman,  dwl  N  s  Mis- 
sion nr  Thirteenth 
Smith  William  N.,   stevedore,   dwl  W  s  York  bet 

Twenty -fourth  and  Twentyti  fih 
Smith  William  O.,  carpenter.dwl  W  s  First  Avenue 

bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Smith  William  P.,  clerk  with  Col.   G.  H.   Mendell, 

dwl  1014  Washington 
Smith  William  S.,  clerk  with  Dean  R.  Avery,  dwl 

N  8  Lombard  bet  Mason  and  Taylor 
Smith  William  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Bartlett  nr 

Twenty-sixth 
Smith  Windsor  F.,  teamster  with    U.   S.   Drayman, 

dwl  238  Perrv 
Smith  W.  W.,  dvvl  8  O'Farrell 
Smith  &  Brown. /'Jrt/ne!;  Smith  and  Charles  Brown) 

restaurant,  518  Battery 
Smith  &,  Burlingame,  f  WilUnm  H.  Smith  and  John 
D.  Bvriingame)  cavpenlevB  and   bnilders,   667 
Howard 
Smith  &.  Cutter, ^JoAn.  A.  Smith  and   Daniel  Cut- 
ter) draymen,  office  106  Davis 
Smith  &  Kiltredge,  {F.  Shipley  Smith  and  John  R. 

Kittredge)  shipchandlerv,  26  Clay 
Smith  &  Mann,  (  VViUiani  Smith  and  J.  J.  M^nn) 
wholesale  butchers,  South  S.  F.,  office  535  Cal 
Smith  6r  McBride,  (George  ./.  Smith  and    Thomas 

McBrideJ  painters,  809  Market 
Smith  <fe  Smith,  (Richard  and  Joseph  Smith)  South 
Park  Livery  Stable,  344-348  Brannan 


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Smith  &  Stephenpon,  fStiUman  Smith,  William 
Stephenson  and  James  GarieJ  wood,  coal,  hay 
and  giain,  620  Broadway 

Smith  &  Walker.  (J.  W.  Smith  and  James  I.  Wal- 
ker) whcilesale  liquors,  629  Fi'ont 
Smith.— See  Schmidt,  Schmitt  and  Smyth 

Saiitlie  William,  clerk,  dwl  14  Clarice  Place 

Smithe  William,  machinehaud  with  Miller&  Haley, 
dwl  14  Clarice  Place 

Smithea  Catharine  Mrs.,  (colored)  dressmaker,  dwl 
1104  Pacific 

Smithea  Fielden,  (colored)  wbitener  and  jobber,  127 
Sutler,  dwl  1104  Pacific 

Smithers  James,  bookkeeper,  A'-id  Jackson,  dwl  E  s 
Baitlett  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 

Smithers  John,  carpenter,  dwl  Eleventh  A%'euueiir 
Kailroad  Avenue 

Smithson  Bethulia,  (widow)  dwl  52  Minna 

Smithson  Jacol),  carpenter,  dwlE  s  Castro  bet  Eigh- 
teenth and  Nineteenth 

Smithson  J.  E.,  clerk  People's  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  4 
OFariell 

SMITHSON  T.  B.  &  CO.,  importers  and  wholesale 
wines  and  liquors,  209  Battery 

Smithson  Thomas  B.,  (T.  B.  Smithson  Sf  Co.)  dwl 
318  Tiiylor 

Smith nrst  William,  superintendent  Union  Club  Res- 
taurant, dwl  112  William 

Smitt  Arthur,  porter,  dwl  311  Union,  rear 

Smitten  Charles  H.,  carriagepainter  with  J.  H.  Law- 
ton  &  Co.,  dwl  NW  cor  Market  and  Page 

Smitten  Lewis  W.,  carriagepainter  with  J.  H.  Law- 
ton  &  Co.,  dwl  29  O'Fariell 

Smitz  Arnold,  laborer,  dwl  1218  Dupont 

Smoot  Joseph  K.,  druggist,  SW  cor  Mission  and 
Twenty-second 

Smullen  Atina  A.  Miss,  stitcher  with  Metropolitan 
B.  <fe  S.  Co.,  dwl  74  Jessie 

Smullen  Francis,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B. 
&  S.  Co.,  dwl  74  Jessie  nr  Anthony 

Smullen  James,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  & 
S.  Co.,  dwl  74  Jessie  nr  Anthony 

Smyth  Charles  F.,  bookkeeper  Bank  California, 
(and  Smyth  &  Shoaff)  dwl  Lick  Hnu.se 

Smvth  Cornelius  R.,  shoemaker,  dwl  317  Vallejo 

SMYTH  JOHN  H.,  attorney  at  law,  office  52  Ex- 
change Building,  dwl  2022  Bush 

Smyth  Piitriek,  Itiborer,  dwl  214  Broadway 

Smyth  Thomas  H.,  night  inspector  Custom  House, 
dwl  1423  Kearnv 

Smyth  William,  { Siritzer  Sr  Co.)  dwl  S  s  Sixteenth 
bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 

Smyth  &  Shoaff,  (Charles  F.  Smyth  and  Philip  L. 
(SVior7//'y  book  and  job  printers,  511   Sacramento 

SmytheC.,  conductor  City  R.  R. 

Smythe  .John  N.,  dwl  Linden  nr  Laguna 

Smytlie  Samuel,  carpenter  H.C. League.  128  Kearny 

Snapper  Solomon,  hatter,  dwl  Ss  Antonio  bet  Jones 
and  Leavenworth 

Snead  Michael,  peddler,  dwl  916  Montgomery 

Sneath  R.  G.,  merchant,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Snedeker  A.  D.,  secretary  Russian  Hill  Railroad 
Co.,  office  316  California 

Sneider  John,  wholesale  and  retail  wines  and  liquors, 
1023  Dupont,  dwl  NW  cor  Greenwich  and 
Stockton 

Sneider  Martin,  harnessraaker  with  Thomas  Phipps, 
dwl  661  Howard 

Snell  George  W.,  fnf  Hndire,  Calrf  &  Co.,  Port- 
land, O.)  office  311  Clay,  dwl  123  Turk 

Snell  Henry,  laborer  with  J.  W.  Hody:kin<fe  Co., dwl 
Eighth  Avenue  nr  L,  South  S.F. 

Snell  J.,  conductor  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  Occidental 
Hotel 

Snell  John,  dwl  122  Leidesdorff 

Suell  Theodore,  Commissioner  Immigration  State  of 
Cal..  office  321  Cal,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Sniffen  Elijah,  butcher,  dwl  509  Bryant 

Suively  David  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  115  Page 


Snively  John   H.,  night  watchman   with   Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  221   Perry 
Snock  Otto,  f  Snnck  Jp  Koentcke)  dwl  913  Jackson 
SNOCK  &  KOENECKE,  (Olio  Snnck  &   Henry 

Koenecke)  cigars  and  tobacco,  NW  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Montgomery 

Snook ,  butcher,  dwl' 431  Pine 

Snook  Edward  C,  plumber  with  G.  &  W.  Snook, 

dwl  407  Filbert 
SNOOK    G.   &    W.,   tin,  copper  and  sheet   iron 

workers  and  plumbers,  427  Pine 
Snook  George  A.,(G.  Sf  W.  Snook)  dwl  529  Green 
Snook  John  A.,  ovsterman  with  Solomon  Tesmore, 

dwl  SW  cor  liartlett  and  Twenty-fifth 
Snook  John  G.,  assistant  engineer  P. M.S. S.  Japan 
Snook  William  S.,  (G.  4-  W.  Snook  J  res  Oakland 

Point 
Snow  Ansil,  shipjoiner,  dwl  322  Main,  rear 
Snow  Arthur  H.,  attorney  at  law,  619  Kearny,  dwl 

1220  Union 
Snow  Chester  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  1425  Bush 
Snow  Frank  C,  (Snoii-  <^  Roos)  dwl  20  Haight 
Snow  Herman,  l)ookseller  and  agent  Adams  &  Co.'s 

gf)ld  pens,  319  Kearny 
SNOW    JOHN    F..    cleansing  and  dyeing  silks, 

woolens,  furs,  kid  gloves,  feathers,  etc.,  25  Post 

and  635  Kearny,  dwl  1623  Mission 
Snow  J.  R.,  captain  ship  Milan,  pier  12  Stenart 
Snow  Levi  T.,  porter,  223  California,  dwl  SE  cor 

Fell  and  Octavia 
SNOW  dt  ROOS,  (Frank  C.  Snoip,  Joseph  Roos 

and  Thomas  J.  Blakeney )  (depot  Goupil  &  Co.) 

importers    artists'    materials    and    engravings, 

and   manufacturers  picture    frames,   moldinifs, 

etc.,  21  Kearny,  Portland,  Oregon,  and  London, 

Enjfland 
Snowball  Robert  Y.,  dwl  18  Prospect  Place 
Snvder  Albert  A.,  architect,  carpenter  and  builder, 

■  63  Halleck,  dwl  62  Halleck 
Snyder  Charles,  lettercarrier  S.  F.  Postoffice,  dwl 

Coso  House 
Snyder  Frank  N..  laundryman  with  D.  A.  Taylor, 

dwl  SW  cor  Dolores  and  Seventeenth 
Snyder  Jacob,  engineer  with  S.  V.  Water  Co.,  dwl 

N  s  B.iy  het  Leavenworth  and  Hyde 
Snyder  Jacob  B. .  collector,  dwl  31  Oak  Grove  Av 
Snyder    Jespe,    stajfe   machinist    Maguire's  Opera 

House,  dwl  1015  JIason 
Snyder  John,  assayer,  dwl  80  Clementina 
Snyder  John  R.,  restaurant,  dwl  318  Jessie 
Snyder  P.  H.,  barkeeper  with  S.  B.  Minor,  dwl  785 

Folsom 
Snyder — See  Schneider  and  Sneider 
Soarsa  Peter,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Soavy  William,  carpenter,  dwl  81   Natonia 
Sohbe  John  D.  H.,  clerk,  dwl  2015  Mason 
Sobhe  Wilhelm,  maiiner,  dwl  7  Washington 
Soberano  M.  G.,  silesman  with  Buyer.  Reich  & 

Co..  dwl  129  Kearny 
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MUTUELLE.  office  808  Montffomerv 
SOCIETY      FOR     THE     PREVENTION     OF 

CRUELTY  TO   ANIMALS,   office  26  Mont- 
gomery 
Sockpool  M.  W.,  clerk,  dwl  223  O'Farrell 
Sockum  Hamilton  W.,  (colored)   expressman,   dwl 

S  8  Broadway  bet  Hj'de  and  Leavenworth 
Soderstrom  William,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Soetler  Eberhard,  shoemaker  with  F.  Hesse,   dwl 

667  Broadway 
Sober  Lewis,  physician,  office  1  Odd  Fellows  Hall, 

dwl  1711  Dupont 
Sohl  Henry,  porter  with  Brittan,  Hoi  brook  &   Co., 

dwl  132  Stenart 
Sohlke  Charles,  driver  with  Mausshardt  &  Hoels- 

cher.  dwl  713  Clementina 
Sohlke  Theodore,  professor  languages,    dwl  507 

Leavenworth 
Sohnert  Anton,  laborer,  bds  338  Bush 


Fair  rates  and  prompt  payments  by  the  FEOFLES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Importers  and  Jobbers. 


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Sohns  Jacob,  cook  with  John  G.  Druhe   &  Co., 

junction  California  and  Market 
Solar  iMic'iael,  with  Catting  &  Co.,  dwl  NW  cor 

Sinsomand  Battery 
Solari  John,  soda  manufacturer,  dwl  SW  cor  Penn- 
sylvania Avenue  and  Sierra 
Soler'j.,  pantryman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s   S.  S. 

Gustiie  Telfair 
Solera  Serafino,  I'ancy  goods  and  toys,  1214  Stock 
Soley  William,  porter  with  lieid  <fc  Brooks,  dwl  Ns 

Valleji)  bet  Sansom  and  Montjfomery 
Solez  Tiburcio,  cijrarniaker  with  Cobo,  Martinez  & 

Co.,  dwl  Powell  bet  Green  and  Union 
Solis  Aiicil,  hairdret^ser,  S  s  Butih  nr  Polk 
Solis  Joseph,  saloon,  dwl  1119  Kearny 
Solomon  A.,  ast^istant  teacher  North 'Cosmopolitan 

Grammar  School,  dwl  1706  Mason 
Solomon  Aaron,  tailor,  822  Montgomery 
Solomon  Albert,  dwl  Nucleus  House 
Solomon  Benjamin,  packer  with  Helbing  &  Straus, 

dwl  2006  Powell 
Solomon  Esther   Miss,   assistant  teacher  Shotwell 

Street  Primary  School,  dwl  1805  Stockton 
Solomon  Harris,  fruitpeddler,  dwl  Clara  Lane  nr 

Bush 
Solomon  Harris,    tailor,  651    Merchant,  dwl  E  s 

Front  nr  Vallejo 
Solomon  Isaac,  clerk,  106  Sansom,   dwl  19111   Stock 
Solomon  Israel,  insurance  agent,  dwl  1901  Stockton 
Solomon  Jacob,  clerk  with   E.  Frank,  dwl  211  Pac 
Solomon  Jacob,  glazier,  dwl  1032  Folsom 
Solomon  Jacob,  tailor,  227  Post 
Solomon   James,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Solomon  Joseph,  local  policeman,  dwl  420  O'Farrell 
Solomon  Lazarus,  clothing,  48  Steuart,  dwl  .ilO  Hyde 
Solomon  Leah  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Union  Prima- 

i-y  School,  dwl  1805  Stockton 
Solomon  Mary  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Powell  Street 

Primary  "School,  dwl  1901  Stockton 
Solomon  Otto  P.,  clerk  with  Chauucey  &  Co.,  dwl 

631^  Minna 
Solomon  Samuel,  butcher,  dwl  361  Minna 
Solomon. — see  Salomon 

Solomons  Moses,  real  estate,  dwl  306  Seventh 
Solomons  Seixas,  bookkeeper  with  L.  Dinkelspiel  & 

Co.,  dwl  734  Post 
Soltsin  Herman,  engineer,  dwl  Fillmore  nr  Green- 
wich 
Somariva  G.  W..  cook  with  Campi  &  Co.,  dwl  NW 

cor  Clay  and  Sansom 
Somermacher   Charles,    laborer    with    C.  P.  R.  R. 

Co.,  dwl  NW  cor  Berry  and  Third 
Somers  Don  Carlos,  (Loopik   S.)  dwl  401  Bryant 
Soraers  Harvey  C,   (Rider,  S.  <fc   Go.J  dwl  SW 

cor  Folsom  and  Twentytifih 
Somers  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Somers. — see  Summers 
Somervilie  Augustus  H.,  fitter  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl 

Overland  House 
Somervilie  Frederick,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Market 

and  Steuart 
Somervilie  Thomas,  machinist  with  Isaac  H.  Small, 

dwl  3  Tehama 
Sonimer  Charles,   grocerieB   and   liquors,    SE    cor 

Sixth  and  Natoma 
Sommerlard  Sophia,  (widow)   midwife,  dwl  52  Cle- 
mentina 
Sommers  Charles,  barkeeper,  dwl  3  Ewer  Place 
Soramers  Charles,  bricklayer,  dwl  231  Sutter 
Sommers  Hans,  clerk  with  Jacob  Vanderleith,  312 

Fremont 
Sommers  Richard,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Shotwell  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Somp  John,  laborer  with  John  B.  Bergess,  dwl  Pre- 
sidio Road  nr  Mountain  Lake 
Son  Adolph  A.,  fSon  &  Bri^fr*J  dwl  14  Eddy 
Son  Albert  A.,  salesman  witu  Son  &  Briggs,  dwl  207 

Kearny 


SON  &  BRIGGS,    (Adolpk   A.   Son   and  Ed^ar 

BriggsJ  importers  pipes,  smokers'  articles,  cut- 
lery, stationery  and  notions,  SE  cor   Sansom 

and  Sacramento 
Sondav  John,  clerk  Paymaster's  Department  U.S.A. 

703  Market,  dwl  7  O'Farrell 
Song  Yuen,  (Chinese)   tinsmith,  819  Dupont 
Sonnet)  John,  conductor  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Sonnenberg  Louis  B.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 

Post  and  Stockton 
Sonnenfeld  Herman,  hairdressittg  saloon  and  baths, 

406  Pine,  dwl  525  Post 
Sonnenwald  G.,  brewer  with  Gluck  &  Hansen,  NW 

cor  O'Farrell  and  William 
Sonnichsen  Charles,  bookbinder  with  A.  L.Bancroft 

&  Co ,  721  Market 
Sonnichsen  James   N.,  porter  with  L.  E.  Week  & 

Co.,  dwl  510  Fell 
Sonntag  Charles,  cashier  S.  F.  Postoffice,  dwl  1772 

Folsom 
Sonntag  Henry  A.,  real  estate, dwl  1772  Folsom 
Sonntag  Henry  P.,  dwl  1772  Folsom 
Sonutat;  Julius  H.,  importer,  dwl  1523  Powell 
SONNTAGSGAST,  (German  weekly)  Cohnheira, 

Burckhardt  &  Reese  proprietors,  522  Clay 
Sonognini    Celestino,  helper   with  John  Coliings, 

dwl  132  Fourth 
Sonstroni  Charles,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Sontag  August,  driver  with  Paulin  Huaut  &  Co.,  dwl 

729  Green 
Sonwall  Matliias,  carpenter,  dwl  20  Cotnmercial 
Soo  Chung,  (Chinese)  merchant,  715  Sacramento 
Soon  Chong,  (Chinese)  clothitig,  812  Dupont 
Soper  Benjamin,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Sopher  Charles  B.,  engineer  with  F.  Korbel  &  Bros., 

dwl  29  Freelon 
Sophy  Joseph,  carriagemaker  with  Saul  &  Co.,  dwl 

11  Powell 
SORRIER  JULES  E.,  restaurant, 540  Commercial, 

dwl  224  Jessie 
Soren  George  S.,  stockbroker,  dwl  932  Folsom 
Sorensen  Andrew,  canvasser  with  Currier  &  Winter, 

dwl  89  Everett 
Sorensen  Conrad,  clerk  with  Ilolman  &  Co.,  dwl 

814  Montgomery 
Sorenson   Reinart,   captain  schooner  J.  P.  Haven, 

dwl  260  Clementina 
Sorenson  W.,  (J.  Schidlcen  &  Go.)  dwl  SE  cor  Mc- 
Allister and  Octavia 
Sorey  William,  clerk,  dwl  1124  Market 
Sorg  Joseph,  pantryman  with  John  Reagan,  dwl  8 

Ecker 
Sorg  Robert,  barkeeper  with  John  J.  Strenli,  dwl 

414  Dupont 
Soria  M.  M.,  (Chnrcli  dt  S.J  dwl  212  Eleventh 
SormanG.,  captain  bark  Glimpse,  pier  10  Sreuart 
Sornin   Alexander,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  603 

Montgomery 
Sornsen  Frederick,  housesmith  with  John  R.  Sims 
Sorrell  Walter,   carpenter,   dwl  Twenty-sixth   nr 

Sanchez 
Sorrenson  I.  C,  wood  and  coal,  16  Drumm 
Sorrey   William   L.,  workman   U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

202  Hyde 
Sotter  Peter,  carpenter,  dwl  308  Fremont 
Souc  Peter,  liquors,  243  Fourth 
Soucaze  Gustave,  painter,  dwl  10  O'Farrell  Alley 
Souffrain  James,  restaurant,  723  Davis 
SOULE  A.  G.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  822  How- 
ard 
Soule  Andrew  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms.  111  Geary 
Soule    F.    L.    Miss,   assistant    teacher    Broadway 

Grammar  School,  dwl  Chestnut  nr  Hyde 
Soule  Frank,  editor,  dwl  S  s  Chestnut  bet  Hyde  and 

Leavenworth 
Soule  George  E.,  bookkeeper  Contra  Costa  Laundry 

Ass'n,  dwl  924  Pine  * 

Soule  H.  Gertrude  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Tehama 

Primary  School,  dwl  762  Howard 


JONBS,  FUIiLMAN  &  CO..  116  Sansom  Street.  Braids  of  aU  kinds. 


YERBA  SANTA,  the  great  Blood  Purifier,  cures  Eheumatism,  Neiira/Kia  and  Gout. 


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Soiile  Maria  F.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Tehama  Pri- 

iniiry  Scliool,  dwl  1419  Taylor 
Soule  Milin,  physician,  dwl  8:i-2  Howard 
Soule  Susie,  actress,  dwl  708  Montgomery 
Soule  William  H.,  propertyman  California  Theater, 

dwl  it24  Pine 
Souqiies  Aiiijust,  laborer  with  Baily  Bros.,  dwl  Du- 

jiont  Alley 
Soiiriau  Desire,  nurse  French  Hospital 
Soussingeas  &  Co..  fH.  Raconillatj  importers  and 

wholesale  wines  and  liquors,  517  Sacramento 
Souter  Andrew,  carpenter  with  D.  A.  Macdouald  &. 

Co.,  dwl  308  Fremont 
Souter  Peter,  carpenter  with  D.  A.  Macdonald  &  Co., 

dwl  3U8  Fremont 
South  Park  Malt  House,  Herman  Zwieg  proprietor, 

N  8  Bran  nan  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth,  John  Winter 

agent,  313  Sacramento 
South  Point,  Warehouse,  James  Byrnes  proprietor. 

Berry  bet  Third  and  Foui'th 
South  Sau  Francisco  Dock  Co.,  Forester  <fe  Stuart 

agents,  office  418  California 
Southard  E.  P.,  mariner,  dwl  511  Mission 
Southard  James  B.,  attorney  at  law,  office  11  Mont 

Block,  dwl  224  Post 
Souther  John  L.,  fNorthey&S.)  112  Taylor 
Souther  Joseph  'N.,    fChenery,   S.  &  Co.)  dwl]23 

Turk 
Souther  Joseph  W.,  drayman,  204  California,  dwl  3 

Howard  Court 
Soutlierland  William,  engraver,  dwl  421  Bush 
SOUTHERN  DISPATCH  LINE  PACKETS. Nel- 
son Pierce  proprietor,  office  NW  cor  California 

and  Davis 
SOUTHERN  PACIFIC  RAILROAD,   office   NE 

cor  Market  and   Mont,  depot  junction  Market 

and  Valencia,  Charles  Crocker  president,  J.  L. 

Willcutt  secretary 
SOUTHERN  PACKET  LINE,  G.  L.  DeBlois  & 

Co.,  agents,  office  NE  cor  Drumm  and  Jackson 
Southwell  George,  carpenter  aud   builder,  dwl  1516 

Broadway 
Southwick  Benjamin,  boat,  builder,  N  s  Mission  bet 

Steuart  and  Spear,  dwl  26  Sfeuart 
Southwick  Edwin,    drayman,  office  NE  cor  Front 

and  Sacramento 
Southwick  Willett,  secretary  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  B.  Co., 

dwl  144  Eighth 
Southwick  William  O.,  lather,  dwl  1028  Market 
Southwortli   A.   B.,  real  estate  and  mill  fixtures, 

office  35  Battery 
Souza  Emanuel  J.,  {Freitax&  S.^  dwl  135  Tehama 
Sovy  William,  carpenter,  dwl  81  Natoma 
Sowerbrier  Ferdinand,  jewelerwith  Charles  Lemme, 

dwl  Union  nr  Stockton 
Sowerbv  Edward,  clerk  with  Maurice  Lichtenstein, 

309"  East 
Soy  Patrick,  fireman  P.M.S.S.  Colorado 
Sp.idding  Charles,  conductor  Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl 

Sixteenth  nr  Valencia 
Spader  J.  V.,  clerk,  dwl  810  Howard 
Spadina  Angel,  musician  California  Theater,  dwl 

1018  Stockton 
Spadone  Amedee,  (Warren  &  S.J  res  New  York 
Spatford  John  G.,  waiter,  .5.38  Clay,  dwl    932  Mont 
Spaight  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  S  s'Precita  Av  west 

San  Bruuo  Road,  Bernal  Hights 
Spanagel  George,   bootmaker,  646  Clay,  dwl  N  s 

Post  bet  Taylor  and  Jones 
Spangler  D.  B., 'lumber,  dwl  W  a  Shotwell  bet  Fif- 
teenth and  Sixteenth 
Spanier  Joseph,  drayman,  dwl  420  Post 
Spankeu  Henry,  miner,  dwl  902  Filbert 
Sparhawk  Edward,  barkeeper  with  George  Hess, 

dwl  325  J^  Bush 
Sparks  Thomas,  teamster  with  U.  S.  Drayman,  dwl 

4  Oak 
Sparks  William,  bookkeeper  with  Bryant  &  Cook, 

dwl  919  Jackson 


Sparks  William,  captain  schooner  Sacramento,  dwl 
8  Garden 

Sparrow  Albert  R.,  compositor  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl 
1223  Mason 

Sparrow  Joseph,  groceries  and  liquors,  33  Clem 

Sparrow  S.  J.,  stock  broker,  office  14  Merchants 
Exchange 

Sparrow  Walter,  bookkeeper  with  Stone  &  Hayden, 
dwl  606  Greenwich 

Spatz  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  1520  Stockton 

Spatz  J.  H.  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  1.520  Stockton 

Spaulding  Andrew,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  122 
Fourth 

Spaulding  Asaph  E.,  carpenter,  dwl  313  Beale 

SPAULDING  C.  A.,  attorney  at  law,  collector  and 
commissioner  deeds  State  of  New  York,  office 
55  Moutironiery  Block,  dwl  1303  Leavenworth 

Spaulding  Charles,  watchman  with  D.  A.  Macdou- 
ald &  Co.,  dwl  755  Howard 

Spaulding  George,  (Spaulding  &  BartoJ  dwl  132 
Eighth 

Spaulding  Jerome,  bookkeeper  with  N.  W.  Spaul- 
ding, dwl  74  Natoma 

SPAULDING  JOHN  &  CO.,  pioneer  carpet-beat- 
ing machines,  35.3-355  Tehama,  dwl  1715  Clay 

Spaulding  John  F.,  teacher  music,  dwl  320  Kearny 

Spaulding  Madison,  plasterer,  dwl  115  Geary,  rear 

SPAULDING  NATHAN  W.,  sawsmithinjf'and  re- 
pairing, 17  and  19  Fremont,  (and  Pacific  Saw 
Maniifactiirin"  Co.)  res  Oakland 

Spaulding  Oscar  F.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 
Kearny 

Spaulding  William,  laborer  St.  Mary's  College 

Spaulding  &  Barto,  (George  Spaulding  and  Harri- 
son BartoJ  book  and  job  printers,  414  Clay 

Spawn  A.  F.,  ( Spmnn  df  Lyford)  bds  Lick  House 

SPAWN  &  LYFORD,  (A.  F.  Spawn  aud  Albert 
E.  Lyford  J  agents  Diebold  &  Kienzle's  Safes, 
235  Biish,  Occidental  Hotel 

Spear  A.  F.,  captaiu  ship  Grace  Darling,  pier  17 
Steuart 

Spear  C.  H.  Mrs.,  secretary  Woman's  Bureau,  office 
783  Market 

Spear  Charles  J.,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  & 
Hecht,  dwl  I040i  Mission 

Spear  Edward  S.,  (Edicard  S.  Spear  &  Co.)  dwl 
817  Bush 

SPEAR  EDWARD  S.  &  CO.,  (Joseph  S.  Spear 
and  Jo.^eph  S.  Spear,  .Jr. J  auctioneers  and 
commission  merchants,  536  and  538  California 

Spear  Gustavus  L.,  bookkeeper  with  Edward  S. 
Spear  &  Co.,  dwl  817  Bush 

Spear  James,  molder  with  Savage  &  Son,  dwl  18 
First 

Spear  Jason,  (Spear  &  TietjenJ  dwl  NW  cor  Leav- 
enworth and  Broadway 

Spear  John  I.,  (Hickox  Sc  S.J  res  Oakland 

Spear  Joseph,  tailor,  dwl  E  s  Laskie  nr  Mission 

Spear  Joseph  S.,  (Edward  S.  Spear  <&  Co. J  dwl  817 
Bush 

Spear  Joseph  S.  Jr.,  (Edward  S.  Spear  dt  Co. J  dwl 
44  Third 

Spear  Robert,  laborer  with  W.  H.  Brown,  dwl  N  s 
Market  nr  Ninth 

Spear  Samuel,  teamster,  dwl  NE  cor  Francisco  and 
Kearny 

Spear  Thomas  G.,  compositor  EveningBuUetin,  dwl 
808  Montgomery 

Spear  T.  R.,  dentist,  office  and  dwl  235  Kearny 

Spear  Willard  S.,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  & 
Hecht,  dwl  106  Hickory 

Spear  &  Tietjen,  (Jason  Spear  arid  Henry  TietjenJ 
market,  NW  cor  Leavenworth  and  Broadway 

Spears  Robert,  laborer,  dwl  318  Pacilic 

Specht  Charles,  dwl  636  Commercial 

Specht  Charles,  clerk  with  Samuel  Karaa,  dwl  728 
Commercial 

Specht  Charles  H.,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 

Specht  John,  clerk,  dwl  31 J  Stockton 


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Specht  Minnie, (widow)  dwl  SVV  cor  Front  and  Wash 
Specht  William,  fnniituie,  509  Broadway 
SPECIAL  AGENT  U,    S.   POST  OFt^ICE  DE- 
PARTMENT, A.  Barstow  agent,  olBce  7  Mont- 
gomery Block 
SPECIAL  AGENT  U.  S.  TREASURY  DEPART- 
MENT, Louis  Colin  agent,  office  Custom  House, 

third  floor 
Speck  Jacob,  blacksmith  with  J.  Radezewsky,  dwl 

N  8  Hinckley  bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Speck  Joseph,  carrier  Bulletin,  dwl  14  Leroy  Place 
Speckman   Frederick  F.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE 

cor  Mission  and  Fonrili,  dwl  81  Fourth 
Specter  Henry,  (Smadckc  &  S.J  dwl  SW  cor  Fifth 

and  Shipley 
SPECTATOR,    (weekly)    C.  A.  Klose  proprietor, 

office  710  Washington 
Speer  Charles,  cabinetmaker  with  Schreiber,  Rohr 

&  Co.,  dwl  7  Heron 
Speetzen  Henry,  cabinetmaker  with  George  B.  May 

&  Co.,  dwl  71  Natouia 
Spegel  Charles,  clerk,  639  Kearny 
Speier  Bernard, drygoods, 1 00  Kearny, dwl  5  Caroline 
Speier  Isaac,  salesman,  100  Kearny,  dwl  113  Sixth 
Speier. — See  Spier 
Speirs  Moses,  machinist  with  John  H.  Mooney,  dwl 

519J  Stevenson 
Speis  Conrad,  cook,  Sacramento  Hotel 
Spellinan  John,  miner,  dwl  "2  Card  Alley 
Spellinan  Joseph,  tailor,  115  Leidesdorft' 
Spellnian  Thomas,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,    128 

Kearny 
Spelman  John,  hardware  with  Henry  W.  Stable, 

dwl  Ns  Union  nr  Montgomeiy 
Spelmon  John,  lather,  dwl  9  Miller  Place 
Spence  William  A.,  ( Spence  &  JokiisonJ  dvrl32o 

Fifth 
Spence  &  Johnson,  f  William  A.  Spence  a?id  Robert 

J.  JohnaonJ  fish,  93  California  Market 
Spencer  Aaron  G.,  machinist  Miners  Foundry,  dwl 

737  Pine 
Spencer  Aleck  0.,  freight  clerk  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.,  dwl 

033  California 
Spencer  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  908  Powell 
Spencer  Charles,  barkeeper  with    David   Mendes, 

319  Commercial 
SPENCER  DAVID,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Folsom 

and  Beale,  dwl  306  Folsom 
Spencer  David,  salesman    with  A.  C.  Dietz  &  Co., 

bds  Rnss  House 
Spencer  Edward,  waiter,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway 

and  Dupont 
Spencer  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  SE  cor  Green  and 

Kearny 
Spencer  Ferdinand,  carpenter  and  builder,  231  Sec- 
ond, dwl  "^'27  Second 
Spencer  George  W.,  with  iEtna  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  206 

Eddy 
Spencer  Henry  W.,  real  estate,  office  712  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Spencer  James,  longshoreman,  dwl  437  First 
Spencer  John,  mariner,  dwl  S  s  Clark  nr  Drumm 
Spencer  John  C.,(R.  H.  McDonald  &  Co. J  dwl  506 

Third 
Spencer  John  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  353  Eleventh 
Spencer  Joseph  D.,  tailor,  623  Cal,  dwl  817  Filbert 
Spencer  L.  C,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Spencer  Lopheniia  Miss,  dre8sraaker,dwl  214^  Sixth 
Spencer  Lowell  B.,  clerk  with  George  Howes  &  Co., 

dwl  127  Kearny 
Spencer  Mary  A.,  (widosv)  boarding,  W  s  Valencia 

bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Spencer  Moira  M.,  teacher  music,  dwl  908  Powell 
Spencer  Oscar  H.,  attorney  at  law,  office  SW  cor 

Montgomery  and  Clay,  dwl  742  Howard 
Spencer  Sarah,  (widow)  awl  SWcor  Broadway  and 

Dupont 
Spencer  Thomas,  waiter,  738  Washington,  dwl  SW 

cor  Dupont  and  Broadway 


Spencer  William,  piledriver  C.  P.  11.  R.,  dwl  cor 

Berry  and  Madden 
Spencer  William,  porter,  417  Washington,  dwl  Ni- 

antic  Hotel 
Spencer  William  H.,  foreman  Hose  Co.  No.  2,  S.  F. 

F.  D.,  dwl  306  Folsom 
Spencer  W.  H.,  clerk  with  A.  P.  Hotaling  &  Co., 

dwl  1017  Howiird 
Speiiger  John,  polisher  with  Hubash  &  Kutz,  dwl 

Broadway  nr  Dupont 
Soentler  George,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  N  a  Fulton  bet 

Gough  and  Octavia 
Sperling  Abraham,  merchant,  dwl  820  O'Farrell 
Sperry  Austin,  (Sperry  <&■  Co.)  res  Stockton 
Sperry  Bernard,  millwright,  dwl  636  Filbert 
Sperry  Henry  A.,  agent  Sperry  &  Co.,  210  Davis, 

dwl  1408  Pine 
Sperry  Simon  W.,  (Sperry  &  Go.)  res  Stockton 
SPERRY  &  KlO.JAnstui  and  8.   W.  Sperry  and 

A.  Burkett)  proprietors  Stockton   City    Mills, 

office  210  Davis 
Speyer  David  E.,  bookkeeper  with  Bachman  Bros., 

dwl  36  Geary 
Speyer  Jacob   W.,   (Morris    Speyer  &    Co.)  res 

Hamburg 
SPEYER  MORRIS  &  CO.,  (Jacob  W.  Speyer  and 

Jacob   M.   Fliiiip)  importers   and   commission 

merchants,  and  agents  Hamburg  Bremen  Fire 

Ins.  Co.,  office  219  Sanson! 
Speyer  Richard,  clerk  with  Morris  Speyer   &.    Co., 

219  .Saiisom 
Speyer  Walter,  clerk  with  Morris  Speyer  &   Co., 

219  Sansom 
Sphiker  Jacob,  carpenter,  dwl  16  Haggin 
Spiars  Frank,  steward,  dwl  930  Clay 
Spiars  Frank  Mrs.,  boarding,  930  Clay 
Spiegel  Christian,  (G-.  Ucjf'iuger   &    Co.)  dwl  504 

Fourth 
Spiegel  Louis,  driver  with  A.  Lusk  &  Co.,  dwl  519 

Post 
Spiegel  William,  cabinetmaker  with  G.  UefTiuger  <& 

Co.,  dwl  21  Stockton  Place 
Spier  Richard  P.,  ( R.  P.  Spier  &  Co.)  res  Brook- 
lyn, Alameda  County 
Spi  er  R.  P.  &  Co.,  (E.  M.  Ftirbush)  importers  and 

jobbers,  books  and  stationery,  214  Bush 
Spiers  James,  (McAfee,  S.  &  Co.)  res  Alameda 
Spies  Joseph,  bootmaker  with  Hess  Brothers,  dwl 

7  Polk  Lane 
Spiess  Frederick,  paperhanger,  dwl  621  Bush 
Spillane  Dennis,  lumberman,  dwl  1139  Harrison 
Spiilane  Hugh,  porter  with  D.  E.   Allison  &   Co., 

dwl  217  Broadway 
Spillane  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  35  Baldwin   Court 
Spillane  John,  messenger  U.  S.  A.  Q.  M.  Dept.  Cal. 

dwl  1121  Greenwich 
Spillane  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  63  Clementina 
Spiller  Frank,  special  policeman,  dwl  142Natoma 
Spi  1  man  Charles  D.,  dentist,  dwl  421  Sixth 
Spilman  George  U.,  dentist,  dwl  421    Sixth 
Spilman  Henry  J.,  captain,  dwl  236  Fremont 
Spindler  Jacob,  hairdresser,   dwl  433   Union 
Spinetti  Antone,  agent,  office  6.55  Washington,  dwl 

520  Green 
Spink  Daniel  E.,  foreman  with  Cutting  <&  Co.,  dwl 

709  Mission 
Spink  James  A.,  silverplater  with  W.  H.  T.  Clark, 

dwl  4.57  Stevenson 
Spink  Samuel  P. ,  boxmaker  with  Swan,  Dunbar  & 

Co.,  dwl  520  Stevenson 
Spinks  Nelson,  woodcarver,  dwl  1222  Bush 
Spinney  George   R.,  mining  secretary,  520  Mont, 

dwl  SE  cor  Clay  and  Polk 
Spinney  Waldron  S.,  superintendent  S.  F.  Cordage 

Factory,  dwl  E  s  Iowa  bet  Sierra  and  Nevada 
Spinney  William,  feed  stable,  215  Drumm,  dwl  15^ 

Clinton 
Spintler    George,    cabinetmaker   with    Schreiber, 

Rohr  &  Co.,  dwl  20  Fulton 


JONCS,  PUIiliMAlf  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Suspenders  and  ITeok  Ties. 


BEDINQTON'S  ESSENCE  GINGER  cures  Dyspepsia  and  Indigestion. 


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SPIRIT  OK  THE  TIMES  AND  UNDERWRIT- 
ERS JOURNAL,  (weekly)  Clmse  &  Boruck 
editors  and  proprietors,  office  SW  cor  Sansom 
and  Jackson 

Spiro  M.  &  Co.,  (L,  AbrahamJ  pawnbrokers,  1134 
Diipont 

Spiro  Morris,  (M.  Spiro  &  Co.)  dwl  f>'2A  Filbert 

Spitz  Bertha  Madame,  ladies'  bairdressiiig  saloon 
and  wigniaker.  3IG  Kearny 

Splaiiie  William,  sboeraalier  vvitb  Buckingham  «& 
Hecht,  dwl  S  s  Thirteenth  nr  Valencia 

SPLIVALO  AUGUSTUS  D.,  attorney  at  law, 
office  and  dwl  430  Jackson 

Splivalo  C.  R.,  bookkeeper  with  Brignardello,Mac- 
chiavello  &  Co.,  res  San  Jose 

Spoery  Edward,  clerk,  dwl  SW  cor  Howard  and 
Nineteenth 

SpoffiDrd  J.  L.,  carpenter,  E  sMain  nr  Harrison,  dwl 
N  s  Grove  nr  Franklin 

Spofford  John  N.,  blacksinitli,  dwl  Steiner  nr  Hayes 

Spohn  Joseph,  f  Spohn  &  Bim^artJ  dwl  4  Jackson 

Spohn  &Dougart,  (Joseph  SpoLn  and  John  I,  Dou- 
garl)  market,  4  Jackson 

Spohr  Andrew,  musician,  dwl  827  Vallejo 

Spooley  Frederick,  painter,  dwl  533  Coaiinercial 

Spooner  Benjamin  F.,  machinist  Bella  Union,  dwl 
1030  Claji 

Spooner  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  129  Welsh 

Spotomo  John  B.  Jr.,  poultry  and  game,  48  Cali- 
fornia Market,  dwl   16:i6  Stockton 

Spotorno  John  B.  Sen.,  poultry  dealer,  dwl  1626 
Stockton 

Spottiswood  John,  clerk  Donohoe,  Kelly  &  Go's 
Bank,  dwl  N  s  Ellis  nr  Devisadero 

Sprague  Adna, barkeeper, cor  Montgomery  and  Post, 
dwl  12  Quincy 

Sprague  A.  F.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Pine  Street 
School,  dwl  126  Silver 

Sprague  Charles  J.  Major,  chief  paymaster  Dept. 
Arizona,  office  SW  cor  Market  and  Third,  dwl 
36  South  Park 

Sprague  George  H.,  lumberman  with  Asa  M.  Simp- 
son, dwl  4  Auburn 

Sprague  John  C.  carpenter,  dwl  38  Eddy 

Sprague  Samuel  S.,  salesman,  520  Market,  dwl  126 
Silver 

Sprague  Samuel  S.  Jr.,  bookkeeper  Pacific  office, 
dwl  126  Silver 

Sprague  Thomas,  dwl  E  s  Columbia  bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenty- fourth 

Spratt  George  S.,  agent  Henry  B.  Piatt,  office  204 
Mont,  (ami  Delnloure  &  Co.)  dwl  125  Sansom 

Spratt  John,  Ci}/-3^a»i^  (fc  <S'.y  dwl  SWcor  Franklin 
and  Fell 

Spratt  Joseph,  dwl  938  Howard 

Spratt  Joseph,  plasterer,  dwl  728  Market 

Spratt  William,  calker,  dwl  504  First 

Sprawl  J.  S.,  clerk,  dwl  1013  Market 

SPRECKELS  CLAUS,  president  California  Sugar 
Refinery,  dwl  SE  cor  Sixteenth  and  Howard 

SPRECKELS  DIEDERICH,  secretary  Cal  Sugar 
Retineiy,  dwl  E  s  Thirteenth  bet  Miss  and  How 

Spreckels  lieni-y,f~Spieckels  <£  Co.)  dwl  70  Everett 

Spreckels  Peter,  dwl  Es  Thirteenth  bet  Howard 
and  Mission 

SPRECKELS  &  CO.,  (Henry  Spreckels,  Freder- 
ick Hagemann,  Clnus  Mangels  and  Clans 
Brommer)  proprietors  Albany  Brewery,  71-75 
Everett 

Spreen  Fiederick  W.,  (Spreen  «^  Davis)  dwl  913 
Dupont 

Spreen  William.liquor  8aloon,N8  Bryant  nr  Eighth 

Spreen  &  Davis,  (F.  W.  Spreen  and  Peter  P.  Da- 
vis) Bivalve  oyster  saloon,  640  Market 

Spregmenn  Edward,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  SE  cor  Ful- 
ton and  Octavia 

Spriggs  James,  plasterer,  dwl  317  Ritch 

Spring  Ellen,  (widow)  millinery  and  dressmaking, 
430  Sutter 


Spring  Francis  S.,  real  estate,  705  Sansom,  dwl  812 

Chestnut 
Spring  Gardiner  W.,  (Spring  &  Deen)  dwl  SW  cor 

Berry  and  Ritch 
Spring  John  R.,  capitalist,  office  705  S.uisom 
SpriuK  Matthew,  laborer,  dwl  103  First 
SPRING  MENZO,  artificial  legmaker   and  agent 

Dr.  Douglas  Ely's  artificial  limbs,  office  SW  cor 

Second  and  Jessie,  dwl  Biancli  House 
Spring  M.  L.  Miss,  principal  City  Female  Seminary, 

SE  cor  Mason  and  O'Farrell 
Spring  Valley   Homestead  Association,   office   605 

Montgomery 
Spring   Viilley  Homestead  Association,    office   312 

Montgomery 
SPRING  VALLEY  WATER  WORKS  CO.,    W. 

F.  Babcock  president,  Edward  M.  Miles  secre- 
tary, office  516  California 
Spring  &  Deen,  (Gardiner  W.  Spring  and  Horace 

F.  Deen)  liquor  saloon,  N  s  Beriy  nr  Fourth 
Springer  Ferdinand,   salesman  with  Tliurnauer  & 

Zinn,  dwl  Quincy  bet  Pine  and  California 
SPRINGER  JASON,   lumber,  SE   cor   Si)ear  and 

Mission,  dwl  12  Hampton  Place 
Springer  Ransom,    salesman  with  Jason  Springer, 

dwi  306  Fremont 
Springett  Hiiam,  harnessmaker  with  Main  &   Win- 
chester, dwl  320  Dupont 
Springfield  Benjamin,  mariner,  dwl  407  Drumm 
Springhorn  Charles,  clerk  with  Henry  Wedemeyer, 

dwl  SE  cor  Sixth  and  Shipley 
Springier  Jacob,  liquor  saloon,  7:J9  Pacific 
Springmanu  Edward,  cabinetmaker  with  Schreiber, 

Rohr  &  Co.,  dwl  cor  Octavia  and  Fulton 
Sprod  Charles,  miner,  dwl  lOOj  Ellis 
Sprod   Emma,    (widow)  milliner  and  dressmaker, 

109i  Ellis 
Sproul  Andrew,  (Spronl  &  Twing)  dwl  W  s  Capp 

bet  Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second 
Sproul  Edward,  steward,  810  Jackson 
Sproul  Edwin   R.,   treasurer  Eberliardt   Mill   and 

Mining  Co.,  dwl  912  Bush 
Sproul  James,  barkeeper,  NE  cor   Mont  and  Sac, 

dwl  SW  cor  Washington  and  Sansom 
Spi'onl  James  A.,  hackman,  dwl  817  Montgomery 
SPROUL  &  TWING,  (Andrew  Sprouland  Daniel 

H.   Twing)  coal  and  wood,  17  and  19  Spear 

office  17  Geary 
SPRUANCE  J.  &  J.,  (John  Spmance  and  C.    C. 

Chapman)  wholesale    wines  and   liquors,   415 

Front 
Spmance  John,  (J.  &   J.  Spruance)  dwl  3.33  Eddy 
Spruegel  Christian,  liquor  saloon,  VV   s  Potrero  Av 

nr  Eighteenth 
Sprnhan  James,  carpenter,  dwl  6  St.  Charles'  Place 
Spruhan  Walter,  tailor,  1015  Kearny 
Sprung  Adam,  dwl  W  s  Valencia  nr  Seventeenth 
Sprythe  A.  H.,  driver  City  Railroad 
Spuller  Amelia  Mrs.,  nurse,  dwl  1012  Leavenworth 
Squeigler  Theodore,  fresco  painter,  dwl   211  Perry 
Squire  Henry  C,  with  Firemans  Fund  In.<.  Co.,  dwl 

N  8  Oak  bet  Van  Ness  Av  and  Franklin 
Squire  Horatio,  clerk,  dwl  233  Third 
Squire  Orrin  D.,  mining  secretary,  office   418  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  1016  Leavenworth 
Squires  Edwin,  machinist  Vukan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

J 105  Howard 
Squires  George,  cook  North  Pac.   Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 

Moses  Taylor 
Squires   Nathaniel   L.,  salesman    with   Church    «!k 

Claik,  dwl  1105  Howard 
Sroufe  John,   (Sroiife,  Sweeney  &    Co.)  dwl   309 

Turk 
SROUFE,    SWEENEY    &    CO.,   (John    Srovfe, 

Lorenzo  H.  Sweeney  and  John   E.    Ruggles) 

commission  merchants,  406  Front 
ST.  ANDREWS  SOCIETY,  rooms  234  Sutter 
St.  Clair  Albert,  operator  with  M.  Short,   dwl  317 

Howard 


Fvirniture  and  Dwellings  insured  at  lowest  rates  by  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  p.  VAJJ  SCHAACK  &  CO..  708,  712.  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Clothine.  etc. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [S]      DIRECTORY 


609 


sw 

bet 


St.  Clair  Augustus,  porter  with  Thomas  J.  Chad- 

bouine,  141'2  Dupont 
St.  Clair  Henry,  niaiiuer,  dwl  341  Clementina 
St.  Clair  Henry  C,  musician  and  extraman  steamer 

No.  8,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  824  Pacific,  rear 
St.  Clair  Mary  B.  Miss,  saleswoman,   621    Kearny, 

dwl522  0'Farrell 
St.  Clair  Samuel,  engineer  with  E.  Kennedy,  dwl  N 

8  Francisco  ber.  Dupont  and  Kearny 
ST.    C140IX    McEACHREX    BENJAMIN    D., 
pictureframe  mauufactory,  437  Brannan,  dwl  5 
Willow 
St.    Denis   Jules,    house    and    sign  painter,   1006 

Kearny,  dwl  613  Jackson 
St.  Dennis  Barberet,  (widow)  dwl  1407  Mason 
St.  Francis  House,  J.  L.   Newman   proprietor, 

cor  Clay  and  Dupont 
ST.    IGNATIUS    COLLEGE,    841     Market 

Fourth  and  Fifth 
St.  James'  House,  junction  Market  and  Ellia 
St.  John  Benjamin  G.,  lumber  surveyor,  dwl  623 

Stevenson 
St.  John  John,  miner,  dwl  640  Minna 
St.   John    Richard    A.,   bookkeeper  with    Keane, 

O'Connor  &  Co.,  dwl  10  O'Farrell 
St.   Julien  Charles,  clerk  with  A.  Aubert,  dwl  6 

Auifust  Alley 
ST.   LAWRENCE  STABLE,  W.  E.   Bridge  pro- 
prietor, 212  Sutter 
St.  Leger  Anthony,  cook  Occidental  Hotel 
St.  Leger  Thomas,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
St.  Louis  Hotel,  Kuhl»fe  Wogens  proprietors,  II  and 

13  Pacific 
St.  Marie  Jean,  waiter,  SE  cor  Dupont  and  Com 
ST.  MARY'S  COLLEGE,  Old  San  Jos6  Road,  4^ 
miles  from  Cily  Hull,  B.  Justin  C.  B.  president 
ST.  MARY'S  HOSPITAL,  NW  cor  Bryant  and 

First 
St.  Matthew  John,  dwl  Long  Bridge  nr  Sixteenth 
ST.  NICHOLAS  HOTEL,  517-525  Pacific 
St.  Patrick  M.  Co.,  (Placer  Co.)  oflice4lli  Cal 
St.  Vincent  de  Paul  Infirmary,  Annie  bet  Jessie  and 

Stevenson 
Staacke  Adolph,  pianomaker  with  Jacob  Zech,  dwl 

11-35  Folsom 
Staacke   George,  bookkeeper  with  Barron  &  Co 

dwl  127  Kearny 
Staats  Joseph,  (colored)  laundry,  dwl  209  Prospect 

Place 
Staats  Silas  D.,  carpenter  and  builder,  128  Kearny 
Stacey  Harry,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'b  S.  S. 

California 
Stacey  James,  laborer,  dwl   San  Jos6  Road  ur  St. 

Mary's  College 
Stachler  Barbara  Mrs.,  lodgings,  6  Clara  Lane 
Stachler  John  W.,  miner,  dwl  6  Clara  Lane 
Stack  Edward,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Stack  Edward,  laborer  Fashion   Stable,   dwl    328 

Third 
Sta«k  J.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Stack  John,  salesman  with  Cornelius  Desmond,  dwl 

36  Louisa 
Stack  Thomas,  milkranch,  Silver  Avenue  nr  San 

Bruno  Road 
Stack  Timothy  J.,   bookkeeper    with   Georsre  W. 

Clark,  dwl  .526  Pine 
Stack  William,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Stackhouee  John  L.,  streetcar  advertiser  with  Kevt 

&  Co.,  dwl  414  Green 
Stack  house  Robert  J.,  machinist  California  Theater. 

dwl  924  Pine 
Stackpole  Berry  B.,boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  217  Minna 
Stackpole  Charles  E.,  clerk  with  R.  H.  McDonald 

&,  Co.,  dwl  1514  Mission 
Stackpole  Georgia  Miss,  assistant  teacher  North  Cos- 
mopolitan Grammar  School,  dwl  220  O'Farrell 
Stackpole  Thomas,  carriagepainter  with  M.  W.  Al- 
len &  Co.,  dwl 421  Fourth 


Stacy  D.  B.,  with  Cal.  Steam  Nav.  Co.,  office  NE 

cor  Front  and  Jackson,  dwl  322  Ellia 
Stacy  Everett,  clerk  with  T.  H.  Hatch  &  Co.,  dwl 

1250  Montgomery 
Stacy  M.  V.  B.,  broker,  dwl  815  Montgomery 
Stacy  Olwyn  T.,  bookkeeper  Odd  Fellows'  Savings 

Bank,  dwl  1250  Montgomery 
Staddon  Samuel,  carpenter,  dwl  525  Pine 
Stadleigh    Gaspar,  driver  with  Louis  Miller,  dwl 

Chestnut  bet  Pierce  and  Scott 
Stadtegger  George,  bookkeeper  with  C.  F.  Mebiua, 

dwl  536  Broadway 
Stadtfeld  Jacob,  melter  U.  S.  B.  Mint,   dwl   1506 

Jones 
Staeglich  Frank,  landscape  gardener,  dwl  1308  Jack 
Staempfli  Charles,  clerk  with  Voizin,  Ris  &  Co.,  dwl 

1319  California 
Statfelbach  A.  &  E.,  hairdressers,  108  Steuart 
Staffelbach  Albert,  fA.   ^   E.  StaffelbachJ  dwl  108 

Steuart 
Staffelbach  Edward,  (A.  &  E.  Staffelbach)  dwl  108 

Steuart 
Stafford  Cassius  H.,  teamster  with  Timothy  Ells- 
worth, dwl  518  Brannan 
Stafford  John  A.,  porter  with  Whittier,  Fuller  &. 

Co.,  dwl  630Vallejo 
Stafford  Thomas,  barkeeper,  dwl  41  Everett 
Stafford  Thomas,  blacksmith,  dwl  331  Union,  rear 
Stafford  William,  baker  with  Boston  Cracker  Co., 

dwl  cor  Valparaiso  and  Roach  Alley 
Stafford  William,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  114  Freelon 
Stagemann  Frederick,  draftsman,  dwl  208  Sutter 
Stager  Diedrich,  clerk  with  H.  Schuldt,  dwl  NW 

cor  Third  and  Harrison 
Staggs  Philip,  clerk,  dwl  325^  Bush 
Stahl  Jasper,  captain  sloop  P.  A.  Owens,  Clay  St. 

Wharf 
Stahl  John,  waiter,  326  Montgomery,  dwl  423  Pine 
Stahl  Louis,  clerk  with  Fisher  &  Co.,  dwl  107 >i 

Freelon 
Stahl  William  G.,  tinsmith  with  John  Bohn,  dwl 

Frank's   Building,  Brenham  Place 
Stable  Edward,  hairdresser  with  John  Stable,  dwl 

606  Montgomery 
STAHLE  HENRY  W.,   hairdresaing  saloon  and 

baths.  Occidental  Hotel,  dwl  16  Virginia 
Stable  John,  apprentice  with  Charles  Lemme,  dwl 

1109  Pacific 
STAHLE  JOHN,  hairdressing  saloon,  SE  cor  Clay 

and  Montgomery,  dwl  1109  Pacific 
Stahlbafer  John,  mariner,  dwl  junction  California 

and  Market 
Stahmann  Albert,  fStahmann  &  MolkJ  dwl  Miles' 

Court  nr  Sacramento 

STAHMANN  &  MOLK,  (Albert  Stahmann  and 

John  H.  Molkj  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Green  and  Dupont,  and  SW  cor  Stock  and  Sac 

Stahr  Christopher,  butcher  with  Tautphaus  &  Stark, 

dwl  E  8  First  bet  Biyant  and  Brannan 
Staib  Conrad,  bootmaker,  932  Folsom 
Stairley  Waverley,  clerk  Southern  Pacific  R.R.,dwl 

517  Dupont 
Staision  Harry,  fireman,  dwl  156  Steuart 
Stalder  Joseph,  driver  with  B.  M.  Atchiuson  &  Co., 

dwl  Ilansa  House 
Staly  Charles,  gardener,  dwl  1703  Dupont 
Stamer  August,  blacksmith  with  C.  Grosse,  dwl  821 

Filbert 
Stamer  Gustavua.  (Wuth  &  S.J  dwl  NE  cor  Fif- 
teenth and  Minna 
STAMER  JULIUS  C,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW 

cor  Battery  and  Jackson 
Stammer  Henry  M.,  brickmaker,dwl  E  a  San  Bruno 

Road  nr  Twenty-sixth 
Stamper  Julius,  cigars  and  tobacco,  29  Fourth 
Stampp   Frederick,    carpenter   H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Stanbridge  Charles  E.,  planer  Pacific  Barrel  and 
Keg  Factory,  dwl  125  Fourth,  rear 


JONSS.  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  110  Sansom  Street,  Perfumery  and  Fancy  Soaps. 
o9 


EEDrrfGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Headcuarters  for  Druggists  on  the  Pacific  Coast. 


610 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [S]      DIRECTORY 


STANDARD    ADAMANTINE    CANDLE    CO., 

(A.  D.  Falkinburghand  It  P.   Thomas  J  fuc- 

torvNE  cor  Fillmore  and  Francisco,  oifice  204 

8:1  cram  en  to 

Standard  Edward   F..  captain  schooner  Sparrow, 

Howard  Street  Wliarf 
STANDARD  SOAP  CO.,  (R.  P.  Thomas  and  W. 

F.   Flick)  factory  and  office  204  and  206  Sac 
Stander  M.,  seaoiaa  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.' b  S.  S. 

Pacific 
Stander  William  L.,  coppersmith,  dwl  802  Stock 
Standerwick  James  S.,f  IStandertoick  &  BoperJ  dwl 

626  Jessie 
Standerwick    <fe    Roper,    (James  S.  Standerwick 
and  Edward  iZop^r^  painters,  •'ill  Commercial 
Standing  Thomas,  cai-penter,  dwl  304  Miima 
Standring  Isaac,  barkeeper,  dwl  29^  Third 
Stanes  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Stanfield  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 

Stanford ,  clerk,  dwl  753  Howard 

Stanford  Albert,  dravman  Vulcan  Iron  Works, dwl 

229  Fourth 
Stanford  Charles  P.,  lumber  dealer,  dwl  1218  Union 
Stanford  Daniel  E.,  broker,  dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and 

Stockton 
Stanford  Harry  L.,  glassblower,  dwl  S  s  Mariposa 

nr  Mississippi 
Stanford  James  L.,  laborer,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Stanford   Jennie    Miss,    principal  Laguua  Honda 

School,  dwl  1218  Union 
Stanford  Joseph  L.,  clerk  S.  P.  Stock  and  Exchange 

Board,  dwl  118  O'Farrell 

STANFORD  LELAND,  president  Central  Pacific 

It.   R.   Co.,  and  president  Atlantic  and  Pacific 

Telegraph  Co.,  office  422 Cal,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 

Stanford   W.   E.,  (colored)    bootblack  with  H.  A. 

Blake,  804  Market 
Stanford  William,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Staufort.h  William,  boarding,  135  Folsom 
Stange  John,  salesman  with  Kennedy  &  O'Neill, dwl 

140  Minna 
Stangenberger   August,    pianotuner  with  Kohler, 

Chase  &  Co.,  dwl  1131  Clay 
Stantceuwall  Hermann,  liquor  saloon,  East  bet  Jack- 
sou  and  Pacific 
Stangroom  Mark  L.,  civil  engineer,  dwlN  s  Post  nr 

Broderick 
Staniels  Bridget,  (widow)  laundress,  dwl  1318  Pine, 

rear 
Staniels  Horatio  A.,  barkeeper  with  William  Scully, 

dwl  25  Natoma 
Staniels  John,  hotel  proprietor,  dwl  706  California 
Staniels  William,  haruessmaker  with  R.  C.  Kirby 

&  Co. 
Staniels  William  H.,   teamster,   SE  cor  Main  and 

Mission,  dwl  1717  Clay 
Staniford   George   B.,   publisher  Alameda  County 

Gazette,  dwl  1201  Powell 
Staniforth  William,  clerk  with  Sharpstein  &  Hast- 
ings, dwl  135  Folsom 
Stanker  Frederick,  clerk,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Stanker  John,  clerk,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Stanley  F.,  gardener,  dwl  407  Pacific 
Stanle  Frederick  H.,  hairdresser  with  John  Stable, 

dwl  11U9  Pacific 
Stanley  Benjamin  S.,  stevedore  with  C.  A.  Hooper 

&  Co.,  dwl  8  Liberty 
Stanley  Charles  A.,  engineer,  dwl  22  Perry 
Stanley  Emma  H.,  actress  California  Theater,  dwl 

3  Chatham  Place 
Stanley  Fannie  Mrs.,  actress  California  Theater, dwl 

3  Chatham  Place 
Stanley  Frederick  H.,  phonographic  reporter,  oifice 
328  Montgomery,  awl  N  s  Twenty-second  bet 
Valencia  and  Mission 
Stanley  Henry  A.,  local  agent  Union  and  Mutual 

Life  Ins.  t!os.,  res  Oakland 
Stanley  James,  hackman.  Plaza,  dwl  265  Jessie 
Stanley  Jerome  M.,  painter,  dwl  422  Clementina 


Stanley  J.  L.,  dwl  Russ  House 

Stanley  Samuel  Ij.^fH.  Wcbater&CojAwli'iX  Eddy 

Stanley  William  H.,  dentist,  office  24  Post,  bils  Lick 

House 
Stanly  Edward,  attorney  at  law,  office  604  Clay,  res 

St.  Helena,  Napa  county 
STANLY  JOHN  A.,  County  Judge,  chambers  604 

Clay 
Stannage  Philip  J.,  boarding  and  Iodginu:,217  Third 
Siannah  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  41  Stanley  Place 
Stanovich  Peter,  fisherman,   dwl   NE   cor  Diumm 

and  Oregon 
Stanridge  Albert  H.,  laborer  Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg 

Factory,  dwl  W  s  Kentucky  nr  Sierra 
Stanridge  C.  E.,  laborer  Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg  Co., 

dwl  Fourth  nr  Mission 
Stans  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  273  Clara 
Stauson  Robert  J.,  (McGillan  &  S.J  dwl  129  Shipley 
Siaiiton  Andrew  P.,   subscription  book  agent,  dwl 

2225  Greenwich 
Stanton  Charles  H.,  master  mariner,  dwl  122  Perry 
Stanton  George  F.,  drayman  with   John   McCarty, 

dwl  S  8  Union  bet  Hyde  and  Larkiu 
Stanton  Henry  N.,  driver  with  A.  S.  Peterson,  dwl 

14  Prospect  Place 
Stanton  James,  real  estate,   dwl  W  s  Mission  bet 

Fourteenth  and  Fifreenth 
Stanton  Jeremiah,  peddler, dwl  E  s  Dora  nr  Harrison 
Stanton  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  21  Stevenson 
Stanton  Mary  A.,  milliner,  dwl  110  Miniia 
Stanton  Michael  E.,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S. 

Co.,  dwl  12  Tyler 
Stanton  Morris,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  & 

S.  Co.,  dwl  21  Stevenson 
Stanton   Patrick  H.,  carpenter,   and   boarding,  54 

Everett 
Stanton   Richard,   shoemaker,  U.  W.  M.  B.   &  S. 

Co.,  dwl  N  8  Jessie  bet  First  and  Second 
Stanton  Samuel  R.,  sailor,  dwl  416  Union 
Stanton  Thomas,    driver  Omnibus   R.  R.,  dwl  256 

Tehama,  rear 
Stanton  Thomas,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B. 

&  S.  Co.,  dwl  21  Stevenson 
Stanton  William,   bootmaker  with  Donovan  Bro- 
thers, dwl  12  Cleaveland 
Stanton  William,  laborer  with  Henry  Koerber  & 

Brother,  dwl  SW  cor  Mission  and  Beale 
Stanwood  Samuel,  driver  Front  St.  M.  and  O.  R.R., 

dwl  209  Austin 
Stanwood  William,  deputy  assessor  City  and  Coun- 
ty, dv^'l  617  Dupont 
Stanyan  Albert  P..  teamster,    SE  cor   Mission  and 

Main,  dwl  F^ern  Av  bet  Franklin  and  Gough 
Stanyan  Charles  H.,  teamster,  dwl  2006  Bush 
Stapelfeldt  William,  carrier   Commercial   Record, 

dwl  5  Central  Place 
Staples  A.,  dwl  737  Howard 
Staples  Charles,  photographer,  dwl  802  Howard 
STAPLES  DAVID  J.,  president  Fireman's  Fund 
Insurance  Co,  office  S  W  cor  California  and  San- 
som, dwl  604  Sutter 
Staples  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  712  Pine 
Staples  James  W,  local  agent  Hartford  Fire  Ins. Co., 

dwl  Ws  Guerrero  nr  Nineteenth 
Staples  Joseph  A.,   porter  with  James  N.  McCune, 

dwl  48  Clay 
Staples  Moses  M.,  master  mariner,  dwl  19  Perry 
Stapelton  Catherine  Miss,  real  estate,  dwl  13  Louisa 
Stapleton  John,  saloon  keeper,  dwl  N  s  Turk  bet 

Devisadero  and  Broderick 
Stapleton    Joseph,  cooper   Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg 

Factory,  dwl  South  San  Francisco 
Stapleton  Lizzie  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  110  Fourth 
Stapleton  Margaret  Miss,  laundry,  49  Jessie 
Stapleton  Michael,   laborer,  dwl  Green's  Court  nr 

Howard 
Stapleton  William,  laborer,  dwl  21  Anna 
Stapleton  William,   shipcarpenter,  dwl  Fourteenth 
Avenue  nr  M,  South  S.  F. 


THE  FEOFIiES  INSUBAIf  CE  CO.  is  the  souadest  Company  on  the  Coast. 


C.  F   VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708.  71f .  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Jewelry  and  Albums. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [S]      DIRECTORY. 


611 


Star  Fredeiick  Pebr,   qnartermaeter  revenue  cutter 

Wynndii,  dwl  :i8  Everett 
Starbird  Albion  W.,  clerk  with  Blyth  dt  Wetherbee, 

dwl  5J8  Howard 
Stark  Aleximder,  engineer  S.  F.  &.  P.  Sugar  Refin- 
ery, dwl  1158  Folsoin 
Stark  Andrew,  laborer  S.  F.  <fe  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  1158  Foisom 
Stark  Grace  A.,  (widow)  dwl  1924  Hyde 
Stark  John,  clerk  with  McDonald  &  Whitney,  dwl 

922  Powell  ' 

Stark  John,  stairbuilder,  dwl  M  nr  Old  San  Jose 

Road 
Stark  John,  fTanlphnus  Sf  S.J  dwl  2:J2  Firet 
Stark  William   R.,  ci<r;ir  packer  with  Cobo,  Marti- 
nez <fc  Co.,  dwl  1317  IJush 
Starkey  Alexander  F.,   (colored)  rBaxs  &  S.J  dwl 

S  8  Broadway  l)et  Mason  and  Tavlor 
Starkey  George,    blacksmith  with  G.   W.  Knight, 

dwl  Bryant  nr  Eighth 
Starkey  James  R.,  (colored)   hairdresser,  dwl  406 

Green 
Starkey  Joseph,  butcher,  dwl  S  e  Bryant  nr  Eighth 
Starkey  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steiiart 
Starkweather  Andrew  J.,  warehouseman  Clarke's 

Point  AVarehouse.  dwl  1 15  Bernard 
Starkweather  James  M.,  (0.  F.  Von  Rhein  <&  Co  1 

dwl  419  Hyde 
Starkweather  Joseph  B, photographer,  dvvl  248  Third 
Starkweather   Louis   S.,  dairvman,  dvvl  S  s  Green- 
wich bet  Larkin  and  Hvde 
Starr  Abram  D.,  (Pearson  &  S.J  Tea  Vallejo 
Starr  A.  M.,  capitalist,  bds  Occidental  Hotel 
Starr  Augustus,  expresswagon,  dwl  741  Market 
Slarr  George  R.,  fSf,arr  &  LUtleJ  dwl  15  Verona 
Starr   Michael   A.,  Laurel  Hill  Marble  Works,  NE 
cor  Bush  and   Cemetery  Avenue,  dwl  NW  cor 
Turk  and  Mason 
Starr   Milton  B.,  clerk  with  William  F.  Kelsey,  317 

Washington 
Starr  Thomas,  painter,  dwl  214  Powell 
Starr^Thomas  N.,  (Devth,  S.  &  Campbell  J  dwl  W  s 

Foisom  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Starr  W.  U.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Starr  William,  bellman  Lick  House,  dwl  21  Moss 
Starr  William,  insurance  agent,  dwl  415  Pine 
Starr  W.  W.  Mrs.,  dwl  1503  California 
Starr  William,  master  mariner,  dwl  1.503  California 
STARR  &  LITTLE, rffeo/o-e  R.Starr  and  Stephen 
H.  LiUleJ  fruit  and  produce  commission,  312 
Washington 
Stars  Juliette   Miss,  dressmaker  with  Mrs  Mariam 

P.  Eagles,  dwl  19  Moss 
STATE  ALMANAC  AND  HAND-BOOK  OF 
STATISTICS,  Henry  G.  Langley  proprietor, 
ofhce  612  Clay 
STATE  AND  PACIFIC  COAST  BUSINESS 
DIRECTORY,  Henry  G.  Langley  proprietor, 
ofhce  612  Clay  °    j   f    t  , 

STATE  ASSAYER,LouisFalkenau,  office  421  Mont 
STATE  GEOLOGICAL  SURVEY,  office  91  Mout- 

gouiery   Block 
STATE  HARBOR  COMMISSIONERS,  (Board  of) 

office  414  Montgomery 
State  Normal  School,  Rev.  W.  T.  Lucky  principal 

S  8  Market  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth  ' 

STATE     SUPERINTENDENT     PUBLIC     IN- 
STRUCTION,    O.    P.    Fitzgerald,    office   240 

Montgomery 
STATE  TIDE  LAND  COMMISSIONERS,  (Board 

of)  office  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Clay 
STATE  UNIVERSITY  BOARD  OF  REGENTS 

office  414  California  ' 

Statam  Maithew,welldigger,dwl  Dolores  nrThirtieth 
Stateler  John  W.,  dwl  810  Bush 
Statham  William  M.,  piano  manufacturer  and  tuner 

with  M.  Gray,  dwl  113  Perry 
Staub  Henry,   druggist  with  Alers  &  Lehmkuhl, 

dwl  /22  Montgomery 


Stauch  Charles,  metalroofer  with  Conlin  &  Roberts 
dwl  Thirtieth  nr  Mission  ' 

STAUD  F.  &  J.  N.,  wood  and  coal,  211  Dupont 
Stand  Francis,  ff.  &  J.  N.  StandJ  dwl  107  Ellis 
Stand  John  N.,  r F.  &  J.  N.  Stand)  dwl  107  Ellis 
Staude  John,  rMans  dk  S.J  dwl  813  Pacific 
Stauffer  Rudolph,  market,  SE  cor  Sixteenth  and  Fol 
Staunton  John,  laborer,  dwl  528  Pacific 
Stead  George,  merchant,  dwl  710  Vallejo 
Steadman  Amos   D.,   wholesale    butcher,  dwl  N  s 

Fifteenth  nr  Natoma 
STEAM    PADDY   CO.,    (grading)   David  Hewes 

proprietor,  oflice  .535  Clay 
STEAM  SODA  WORKS,  Herve&  Perry  proprie- 
tors, 712  Broadway 
Steane  Charles  B.,  blacksmith  with  Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  8  Garden 
Stearn  Morris,  re:il  estate,  dwl  103  First 
Stearne  J.  H.  dwi  Union  Club 
Stearns  Aloiizo,  with  E.  H.  Knight,  dwl  Ss Green- 
wich nr  Fillmore 
Stearns  Charles  H.,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  G.  Nor- 

den,  dwl  First  bet  Howard  and  Mission 
Steams    Henry    M.,   teacher  mathematics  Heald's 

Business  College,  dwl  813  Bush 
Stearns  Mason  E.,  expressman,  SE  cor  Second  and 

Howard,  dwl  219  Tehama 
Stearns  Myron  J.,  clerk  with  Fred  A.   Hatch,  dwl 

519  Bush 
STEARNS  R.  E.  C,  f  Bacon  &  Go.)  res  Petaluma 
Stearns  William  H.,  (William  H.  Stearns  &    Co  J 

dwl  425  Green 

STEARNS  WILLIAM  H.  &  CO.,  (N.  B.  Terwil- 

hger)  butter,  cheese  and  eggs,  50  and  51  Wash- 

mgton  Market 

Stearns  William  R.,  drayman,  247  First,   dwl  E    s 

Harrison  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twentv-third 

STEBBINS    ALFRKD:    librarian  Mercaut;ile  Li 

brary,  dwl  216  Bush 
Stebbins    Horaiio    Rev.,    pastor    First     Unitarian 

Church,  dwl  16  Ellis 
Stebbins  James  C,  attorney  at  law,  office  44  Mont 

Block,  dwl  1419  Taylor 
Stebbins  William,  conductor  Front  St.M.&O  R  R 

dwl  Austin  bet  Franklin  and  Goui'h  ' 

Stebbins  William  P.  C,  builder  and  superintendent 

New  U.S. B. Mint,  office  922  Miss,  dwl  921  Pow 

Stebins  Timothy,  patternmaker,  13   Fremont    dwl 

dwl  S  s  Minna  nr  New  Montgomery  ' 

Stecher  Philip,  carpenter,  dwl  317  Minna 
Stedman  Charles,  printer,  dwl  100  Stockton 
Stedmau  Denny  P.,  broker,  dwl  225  Bush 
Stedman  William,  laborer,  dwl   W  s  Shotwell  bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Steed  John,  carpenter,  dwl  1103  Montgomery 
Steeger  George  O.,  miner,  dvvl  29^  Third 
Steely  C.   Harper,  clerk,  520  Davis,   dwl  NW  cor 

Sansom  and  Washington 
Steel  Edwin  R.,  ship  clerk,  526  Davis 
Steel  J.  A.,  dwl  Branch  House 
Steel  James  H.,  packer  with  Wheeler  &.  Wilson  S. 

M.  Co.,  dwl  cor  Broadway  and  Octavia 
Steel  John,  miner,  dwl  1  Eddy  Place 
Steel  William  H.,^m7//«M  A:   Steel  &    Co.)  dwl 

NW  cor  Sansom  and  Washington 
Steel  William  H.  &  Co.,   (John  S.  Dolliver)  ship- 
ping masters,  526  Davis 
Steele  Edward,  salesman  with   C.  Adolphe  Low  & 

Co.,  res  Oakland 
Steele  Everard,  bookkeeper  with  Morris  Sneyer  & 

Co.,  dvvl  912  Jackson 
Steele  D.  H,  dwl  914  Clay 
Steele  Henry,  real  estate,  office  107  Leidesdorff,  res 

Oakland 
Steele  James  G.,  (James  G.   Steele  &   Co. J  dwl  6 

Martha  Place 
STEELE  JAMES  G.  &  CO.,  chemists  and  apothe- 
caries, 521  Montgomery 
Steele  Mary,  (colored)  (widow)  dwl  919  Powell 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Yankee  Notions. 


TEBBA  SANTA  gives  immediate  and  permanent  reliei  }n  Dyspepsia. 


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SAN  FRANCISCO   [S]   DIRECTORY 


Steele  Samuel,  clerk,  dwl  32  Fourth 

Steele  Saninel,  stuirbuilder  with  Hibberd,  Sanborn 

lit  Co.,  dwl  7  Louisa 
Steele  William  A.,  (Edward   Galpen   <3r  Co.)  dwl 

214  Shotwell 
Steen  Edward  T.,  machinery,  oflacel4  Merchants' 

Exchange,  dwl  1114  Clay 
Steen  Geortre,  tinsmith  with   Osgood  &   Stetson, 

dwl  56  Minna 
Steen  John,  laundry  man  with  S.  F.  Laundry  Ass'n, 

dwl  N\V  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Steen  John,  seaman,  dwl  127  Jackson 
Steen  John  C.  D.,  seaman,  dwl  307  First 
Steenbocb  Better,  stairbuilder  with  N.  P.  Langland, 

dwl  11^  Freelon 
Steene  John,  (M.  McCami  &  Go.)  res  New  York 
Steenmetser  Au>;uBt,  shoemaker  with  Journeyman's 

B.  and  S.  Cooperative  Union,  dwl   S  s  Vallejo 

nr  Dupont 
Steere  Richard,  watchman  Custom  House 
Steers  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  553  Fourth 
Siees  John  J.,  fireman  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  322  Pine 
Stetfan  Joseph,  niilkranch,  dwl  S  s  Precita  Avenue, 

West  San  Bruno  Road,  Bernal  Hiiibts 
StefFani   Camillo,  (Mariani  &  S.J  dwl  2  Jackson 

Place 
Steffarovich  Luis,  barkeeper  with  Peter  Buckaro- 

vich,  NE  corDrumm  and  Clay 
Stefi'en  Jacob,  cigars,  cor  Market  and  Eddy,  dwl  33 

Ellis 
STEFFENS  DIEDRICH,    groceries  and  liquors, 

SE  cor  Folsom  and  Main 
Steifens  Henry  A.,   clerk  with   John  H.  Schroder, 

dwl  NW  cor  Hyde  and  Sutter 
StefFens  Martin,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Stege  John   R.,    (M.   B.  French  Sf    6'o.;  dwl  1110 

Jackson 
Stehu  Louis,  saddler,  dwl  6  Clara  Lano 
Stehrs  Peter,  dairyman  with   Frank  Brothers,  dwl 

Sixteenth  Av  nr  I,  South  S.  F. 
Steigelman  Michael,  laborer  with  Rudolph  Herman, 

Harbor  View  ur  Presidio 
Steiger  Alexander,   engineer,  dwl  Fifteenth  Av  nr 

Railroad  Avenue.  South  S.  F. 
STEIGER  CHARLES  R.,  secretary  Vulcan   Iron 

Works  Co.,  135  Fremont,  dwl  858  Mission 
Steiger  William    H.,    patternmaker    Vulcan    Iron 

Works,  dwl  18  Tehama 
STEIL  HENRY,  merchant  tailor,   Occidental  Ho- 
tel, dwl  547  Mission 
Stein    Aaron,  clerk  stationery  department    Wells, 

Fargo  &.  Co.,  dwl  12  O'Farrell 
Stein  Charles,  cigarmaker  with  C.  C.  Diez,  dwl  106 

William 
Stein  Chai'les,  cigars  and  tobacco,  1328  Dupont 
Stein  Charles  Jr.,   carriage  trimmer  with  Black  & 

Miller,  dwl  422  Stevenson 
Stein  Charles  W.,  carriagetriramer  with  Black  & 

Miller,  dwl  422  Stevenson 
Stein  Conrad,     machinist    Philadelphia  Brewery, 

dwl  156  Natoma 
Stein  George,  shoemaker,  413  East,  dwl  E  s  Ohio 

bet  Broadway  and  Pacific 
Stein  George,  tinsmith,  dwl  56  Minna 
Stein  Hannah,  (widow)  fancy  goods,  870 Folsom 
Stein  Henry,  shoemaker,  651   Merchant,  dwl  1406 

Kearny 
Stein  Henry  W.^fSlein,  Simon  &  Co.)  res  Paris 
Stein  Herman,  cigars,    SE  cor  Pacific  and  Mont- 
gomery,dwl  207  Pacific 
Stein  John',  tailor  with  Holland  Brothers,  dwl  633 

Post 
Stein  Louis,  clerk  with  Solomon  Lichenstein,  706 

Kearny 
Stein  Morris,  tailor,  dwl  Ns  Oregon  bet  Front  and 

Davis 
Stein  Robert,  bakery,  238  Fifth 
Stein   Samuel,  cigars,   824  Montgomery,    dwl  916 
.   Montgomery 


Stein  Samuel,  stevedore,  dwl  134  Stenait 
STEIN,   SIMON   &  CO.,  (Henry   W.  Slein,  Her- 
mann   L.   Simon,    Alexander   Weill,    Eugene 

Arnslein    and  Sylvain    Weill  J  importers  and 

jobbers  cloths,   caesi meres,  etc.,  632    and  634 

Srtcrnmento,  and  631  and  633  Commercial 
Stein  William  E.,  carpenter,  dwl  NW  cor  Filth  and 

Shipley 
Steinbath  Anton,  boarding  and  lodging,  632  Third 
Steinbach  Anton,  carpenter  with  Cole  &  Haskell, 

dwl  Berry  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Steinbath  Frederick,  (Steinbach  &  LchnJ  NE  cor 

Clay  and  Dupont 
Steinbach  Frederick  H.,  (Steinbach  &  FurthJ  dwl 

605  Taylor 
Steinbach  John  A.,  apprentice  with  Charles  Gotts- 

chalk,  dwl  Ss  Kingnr  Third 
Steinbach  &  Fnrth,  (Frederick  H.   Steinbach   and 

Samuel  FtirfhJ  tanners  and  wool  dealers,  NE 

cor  Greenwich  and  Octavia 
STEINBACH    &   LEHN,    (Frederick   Steinbach 

and  Philip  P.  Lc/uiy  hairdressers,  615  Merch 
Steinberg  Charles,  boltmaker  with  Phelps  Bros., 

dwl  13  Drumm 
Slenberg  Francis  O.,  porter,  311  Bush,  dwl  Trinity 

nrBush 
Steinberg  J.,  wines  and  liquors,  105  Dupont 
Steinberger  Adolph,  salesman  with  Ackerman  Bros., 

dwl  1715  Powell 
Steinbrink  Charles,   carrier  California  Demokrat, 

dwl  14  Brooks 
Steindler  Henry,  clerk  with   Wertheimber  &   Co., 

dwl  N  s  Mission  nr  Fifteenth 
Steindler  Isaac,  apprentice  with  Daniel  J.   Daly, 

dwl  1111  Mission 
Steinegger  Henry,  (Britton  Sf  Rey)  dwl  815  Sutter 
Steineke  Williani,  (Howard  &  S.j  dwl  521  Stev 
Steiner  Barbara  Mrs.,  midwife,  dwl  536  Jessie 
Steiner  Emanuel,  milkrauch,   San  Bruno  Road  nr 

Golden  City  House 
Steiner  Henry,  cooper,  dwl  N  s  Seventh  Av  bet  L 

and  M,  South  S.  F. 
Steiner  I.  S.  T.,  butcher,  dwl  235  Minna 
Steiner  James  N.,  brickmason,   dwl  N  s  Sixteenth 

bet  Guerrero  and  Dolores 
Steiner  Joseph,   cabinetmaker  with  Field  &  Frei, 

dwl  667  Stevenson 
Steiner  Leopold,  drayman,  19  Battery,  dwl  W  s  Oc- 
tavia bet  Hayes  and  Grove 
Steiner  Nicholas,  assayer,  dwl  821  Howard 
Steiner  Samuel,  (of  Steiner  Jj-  Klanber,  San  DiegoJ 

office  3J2  Sacramento,   dwl  Ss   McAllister   nr 

Van  Ness  Avenue 
Steinert  Edward,  real  estate,  dwl  16  Oak  Grove 

Avenue 
Steinert  Felix,  (.1.  &  F.  SteinertJ  dwl  911  Clay 
Steinert  Frederick,  baker  with  Werner  &  llappers- 

ber>ier,  20  Belden 
STEINERT  J.  &■  F.,  importers  and  jobbers  fancy 

goods,  126  Sansom 
Steinert  Joseph,  (J.  <^  F.  Steinert  J  res  New  York 
Steinfoit  F'rederick,  carpenter,  dwl  Ws   Columbia 

bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Steinhart  Brothers,  (Frederick   and   Jgnatz)  mer- 
chants, office  28  Battery 
Steinhart  Frederick,  painter  N.  B.  &.  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

664  Bryant 
Steinhart  Frederick,  (Steinhart  Bros.)  28  Battel^ 
Steinhart  Ignatz,  with  J.  Seliginau   &,   Co.,  (and 

Steinhart  Bros.)  dwi  1509  Stockton 
Steinhart  Israel,  ( W.   if  I.  Steinhart   &    Co.)   res 

New  York 
Steinhart  Leopold,  cigars  and  tobacco,  Cosmopoli- 
tan Hotel,  dwl  42.5  Kearny 
STEINHART  W.  &  L  &  CO.,  (Charles  Adler/m- 

porters  and  jobbers  clothing  and  gents'  furuiah- 

mg  goods,  3  and  5  Battery 
Steinhart  William,  (  VV.  &  I.  Steinhart  &  Co.)  dwl 

1011  Post 


THS   FCOPIi£S  INSUHANCE  CO.  reoognizea  individual  Uability. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  White  Shirts. 


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613 


Steinhofer  Philip,  farmer,  dwl  W  8  Van  Ness  Av  nr 

Jucksoii 
Steinlioff  Herman,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  17  Stockton 

Alley 
Steinl<anip  Charles  B.,  barkeeper  with  M.  &  H.  D. 

Detels,  SW  cor  Sacramento  and  Davis 
Steinle  Henry, hairdresser,  S  e  Sixteentli  nr  Valencia 
Steiiiler  Meyer,  dwl  W  e  Mission  nr  Kifteenlh 
Steininnn  Jacob,  wagonmaker  with  John  B.  Arfort, 

dwl  Meyer's  Hotel 
Steinman  John,  dwl  1827  Howard 
STEIN  MANN    JOHN,      proprietor    Steinmann's 

Hotel,  51-2  Fourth 
Steinmetz  Charles   H.,  watchmaker  with   Carl  H. 

Hain  &,  Co.,  dwl  741  Howard 
Steinmetz  Frederick  T.,  cabinetmaker  with  Field  & 

Frei,dwl  317  Bush 
Steinmeyer  Frederick  W.,  laborer  with  William  F. 

Nelson,  dwl  31  Morton 
Steinweg  Charles,  blacksmith  and  wheelwright,  117 

Beale 
Steinweg  Chnrles   G.,  salesman  with   A.  J.  Plate, 

dwl  30.i  Minna 
Steisbnrtr  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  2  Telegraph  Place 
Steler  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  529  Valencia 
Sleler  Philip,  jeweler,  927  Kearny,  dwl  553^   Stev- 
enson 
Stell  Allied,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  &  S. 

Co.,  dwl  132  Tehama 
Stelling  Frederick  J.,  ( SleUing  Sf  SiebeJ  dwl   154 

First 
Stelling  William,  cigar  manufacturer,  432   Brannan 
Stelling  William,  clerk  with  Meyer   Bros,  dwl  248 

Fremont 
Stelling  &  Siebe,  (Frederick  J.  Stelling  and  Avgnst 

Siebc)nYA\-ke\.,  154  First 
Stemler  Jacob,  expresswagon,  cor  Steuart  and  Mis- 
sion, dwl  132  Steuart 
Stemmler  Frederick,  paperhanger,  dwl  825  Harri- 
son 
Stempelmann   Henry,  (Stempelmann  Sf  Co.)  dwl 

623  Pacific 
Stempelmann  &  Co.  JHeyiry  Sfempelmann  and  San- 
ttngo  BritruardelloJ  importers    hardware  and 
crockery,  623  Pacific 
Sten  Ole,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  22  Washington 
Steubilit  William,  teacher  music,  dwl  1018  Stockton 
Slender   William  L.,  coppersmith  with   Sanders  & 

Bofinger,  dwl  802  Stockton 
Stengel  P.  Eberhardt,  confectioner  with  Scbroth  &. 

NV'esterfeld,  dwl  cor  Bush  and  BeUien 
Stenholm  Gustaf,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Stennian  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Stenson   William,   laborer,  dwl  E    s    Mission    nr 

Twenty  first 
Stenzel  Jacob,  dwl  907  Kearny 
Step  John  R.,mesbman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Orizaba 
Stephan  John  G.  butcher  with  Richard  O'Neill,  dwl 

1017  Powell 
Stephen  L.,  lal)orer,  dwl  722  Lombard,  rear 
Stephens  Charles,  hookkeeper  with  J.  Mora  Moss, 

dwl  1051  Folsom 
Stephens  Charles,  watchman  with  WLeelan  &.  Co., 

dwl  SW  cor  Vallejoand  Kearnv 
Stephens  Charles  J.,  Iriinkmaker  with  E.  Galpen  & 

Co.,  dwl  115  Sixth 
Stephens  Francis,  engineer  with  Fnncke&  Wasser- 

niann,  dwl  NE  cor  Eighth  and  Biannan 
Stephens  John,  bootmaker  with  A.  C.  Koj-er,  dwl 

555  Mission 
Stephens  John,  laborer,  dwl  NE   cor  Montgomery 

and  Filbert 
Stephens  John  L.,  student  Pacific  Theological  Semi- 
nary, dwl  502  Montgomery 
Stephen's  Nelson  L.,  carpenter,  dwl  1&  Moss 
Stephens  Patrick,  bootmaker,  N  s  Brannan  bet  Sixth 

and  Geneva 
Stephens  Robert,  engineer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co 


Stephens  Robert,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  York  nr  Twenty- 
fourth 
Stephens  Samuel,  shipjoiner,  dwl  24  Frederick 
Stephens  S.  G.  Mrs.,  proprietress  Boston  House,  31 

Pacific 
Stephens  William,  fruits,  1208  Pacific 
Stephens  William  H.,  cabinetmaker  with  W.  J.  T. 

Palmer  &  Co.,  dwl  30  Louisa 
Stephens. — -See  Stevens 

Stephenson    Mary  J.  Mrs.,    (colored)   ladies'  hair- 
dresser, 807 5  Howard 
Stephenson  William,  (Smith  &  S.J  dwl  620  Bdwy 
Stephenson. — See  Stevenson 
Stepleton  Thomas  B.,  carpenter  California   Mills, 

dwl  143  Third 
Steppacher  Jacob,  local  reporter  Alta  California,  dwl 

602  Sutter 
Steppacher  Meyer,  sexton  Jewish  Synagogue,  dwl 

602  Slitter 
Stepper  Marcus,  wines  and  liquors,  42  Sixth,  res 

Patterson,  N.J. 
STERETT  BENJAMIN  F.,  book,  job  and  power 
press  printing,  532  Clay,  (Slerctt  Printin"Go.J 
dwl  518  Howard 
Sterett  William  I.,  bookkeeper,  219  Front,  dwl  518 

Howard 
Sterling  John  E.,  laborer  Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg 

Factory,  dwl  S  s  Michigan  nr  Sierra 
Stern  Benjamin,  salesman,   123  Montgomery,  dwl 

1013  Post 
Stern  Bertha,  (widow)  dwl  282  Jessie 
Stern  David,  proprietor  Nucleus  House,   SE   cor 

Third  and  Market 
Stern  David,  (Levi  Slransa  &  Co.)  dwl  317  Powell 
Stern  Hermann,  cigars  and  tobacco,  101  Pacific,  dwl 

1819  Powell 
Stern  Jacob,  salesman,  16   Battery,  dwl  317  Powell 
Stern  Louit*,  butcher  with  Thomas  Heckman,  dwl 

1064  Howard 
Stern  Martin,  merchant,  dwl  1013  Post 
Stern  Moses,  salesman  with  A.  Hirscbman,  dwl  1013 

Post 
Stern  Philip,  furniture,  216  Sixth 
Stern  Simon,  di-essmaking,  120  Seventh 
Sternberg  Marx,  tailor  with  Marcus  Unger,  dwl  23 

Jessie 
Sternes  Charles  P.,  coachman  with  James  Laidley, 

dwl  Filbert  nr  Gough 
Sternfels  B.  H.,  salesman  with  H.  Leibes  &  Co 

dwl  222  Turk 
Sternheim  Benjamin,  dwl  222  Minna 
Sternheim  Samuel,  (Wangenheim,  S.  &  Co.J  dwl 

222  Minna 
Sternitzkey  Robert,  cabinetmaker  with  Schreiber, 

Rohr  &  Co.,  dwl  William  Tell  House 
Stenett  Milton,    carbuilder  with   Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  Quincy  Place 
Stetefeldt  Furnace  Co.,  B.  J.  Burns  agent,  ofl3ce 

411^  California 
Stetson  Alva,  engineer,  dwl  1215^  Folsom 
Stetson  A.  M.,  captain  C.S.  Nav.  Co.'s  steam  dredger 
Stetson  Charles  R.,  (Stetson  &  Volkman)  res  Fruit 

Vale.  Alameda  Co 
Stetson  Edward  Giay,  (Barstnw,  S.  &  Houghton) 
attorney  at  law, "office  315  Cal,  dwl  Lick^House 
Stetson  James  B.,  (Osgood  db  S.)  dwl  623  Har 
Stetson  Joseph  C,  machinist  with  Singer  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dwl  317  Bush 
Stetson  William,  cellarman  with  A.  A.  Jennings 
Stetson  William  C,   sawyer  California  Mills,  dwl 

E  8  Jlain  bet  Howard  and  Mission 
Stetson  William  M.,  cook,  122  LeidesdorfF 
Stetson  William   W.,   collector   witii  S.  V.   Water 

Co.,  dwl  312  Mason 
Stetson    &    Volkman,    (Charles    R.    S/ei.son    and 
Charles  M.  Volkman)  produce  commission,  319 
Washington 
Stenart  Street  House,  104  Steuart 
Stevenot  G.  K.,  dwl  1713  Dupont 


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Stevens  A.  E.  Miss,  assistant  teaclier  Spring  Valley 
Gianimar  Scliool,  dwi  1505  Jack80i\ 

Stevers  A.  Henry,  clerk  -with  Isaac  Fiiedlander, 
dvvl  102  Jones 

Stevens  Augnstns  K.,  bookkeeper  with  Badlam  & 
Berry,  dwl  .530  Greenwich 

STEVENS,  BAKER  &  CO.,  (Levi  Elevens,  Colin 
C.  and  Judak  Bnker,  Jr.  J  shipping  and  com- 
mission nierclianta,  NVV  cor  Sac  and  Davis 

Stevens  Calvin  C,  drayman,  NE  cor  Front  and 
Jackson,  dwl  719  Harrison 

Stevens  Coleman,  real  estate,  dwl  N  s  Brannan  bet 
Fifth  and  Sixth 

Stevens  Daniel  L.,  salesman  with  R.  A.  Swain  & 
Co.,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Stevens  Dudley  O.,  contractor,  dwl  137  Fourth 

STEVENS    E.    &  CO.,  produce  commission,  204 

Stevens  Edwin,  printer,  dwl  413  Union 

Stevens  E.   E.,  worUman   Beale  St.   Planing  Mill, 

dwl  Jackson  nr  Mason 
Stevens  Elisha,  (E.  Stevens  &  Co.)  dwl  1315  Cal 
STEVENS  EMILY  PITTS  MRS.,  editor  and  pro- 
prietor Pioneer,   ottice   420  Montgomery,  dwl 

538  Greenwich 
Stevens  Francis  M.,  bookkeeper  with  Piper  &  Rice, 

dwl  1230  Bnah 
Stevens  George,  dwl  1519  Bush 
Stevens  George,  compositor  Workingman's  Journal, 

dwl  728i  Market 
Stevens  George,  fireman  C.  S.   Nav.  Co.'s  steamer 

Antelope,  dwl  719  Davis 
STEVENS  GEORGE,  liquors,  SE  cor  Battery  and 

Union 
Stevens  George,  linroofer,  dwl  1505  California 
Stevens  George  W.,  furnished  rooms,  737  Howard 
Stevens  George  W.,job  printer,  310   Washington, 

res  Biooklyn 
Stevens  Henry  T.,  commission  merchant,  dwl  110 

Sutter 
Stevens  Hornce  H.,  mariner,  dwl  916  Vallejo 
Stevens  Jacob,  gardener,  dwl  Mission  nr  Courtland 

Avenue 
Stevens  James,  carpenter,  dwl  664  Harrison 
Stevens  James,  carriageniaker  with  T.  Lowney  & 

Co.,  dwl  Linden  bet  Laguna  and  Buctianan 
Stevens  James,  clerk  with   Lewis   &  Co.,  dwl  719 

Hiirrison 
Stevens  James,  shoemaker,  dwl  555  Mission 
Stevens  James,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 
Stevens  James  E.,  fisherman,  dwl  N  s  Humboldt 

nr  Indiana 
Stevens  James  N.,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Valencia  bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Stevens  James,  Perrin  &  Co.,  (Riley  P.  Bahcoeh 

and  'J'homa.i  A.'ihworihJ  manufacturers  catsup 

and    importers   Worcester  and    London    Club 

sauces,  518  Union,  office  122  Leidesdoiff 
Stevens  James  W.,  acting  manager  ^ina  Life  Ins. 

Co.,  504  Kearny,  dwl  664  Harrison 
Stevens  J.  H.,  clerk,  dwl  NW  cor  Fol  and  Second 
Stevens  John,  boxmaker  with   Hobbs,   Gilmore  & 

Co.,  dwl  1612  Bush 
Stevens  John,  hiborer,  dwl  1013  Market 
Stevens  John,  porter  witii  H.  H.  Toland,   dwl  E  s 

Stockton  betChestinit  and  Francisco 
Stevens  Joseph,    (colored)    bootblack  with    Aaron 

Creamer,  dwl  1  Adele  Alley 
Stevens  Joseph,  tireinan  C.  S.  Nav.   Co.'s  steamer 

Yosemite,  dvvl  1319  California 
Stevens  Joseph,  machinist,  dwl  23  Oak  Grove  Av 
Stevens  J.  W.,  engineer  Southern  PaciticR.  R. 
Stevens  Leonard  S.,  captain  ship  Coquimbo,  dvvl  223 

First 
STEVENS  LEVI,   (Stevens,  Baker  &    Co.)  and 

president  Merchants'  Exchange  Bank,  'dwl  4 

Essex 
Stevens  Lewis,  shoefitter  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl  NE 

cor  Montgomery  and  Broadway 


Stevens  Lorenzo  D.,  carpenter,  dwl  92  Stevenson 

Stevens  Lucius  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  254  j  Minna 

Stevens  Margaret  J.,  dwl  151  Natoma 

Stevens  Martin,  mariner,  dwl  1  Goodsell  Place 

Stevens  Martin,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Eleventh  bet 
Folsom  and  Howard 

Stevens  Mary  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Spring  Valley 
Grammar  School 

Stevens  Mary  Mrs.,  compositor  Women's  Coopera- 
tive Printing  Union,  424  Montgomery 

Stevens  Solon  N.,  jobwagon,  NE  cor  Bush  and  Bat- 
tery, dvvl  S  8  Bush  betOctavia  and  La^runa 

Stevens  Stephen,  cook  with  Cox  &  Co.,  103  Sacra- 
mento 

Stevens  Thomas  S.,  dwl  1133  Clay 

Stevens  Thomas  W.,  liquor  saloon,  cor  Chenery  and 
Randal 

Stevens  Tiiompson,  restaurant,  dwl  1032  Market 

Stevens  Walter  L.,  messenger  Welle,  Fargo  &  Co., 
dwl  Rnss'  House 

Stevens  W.  H.,  ottice  SW  cor  Sansom  and  Com- 
mercial, dvvl  1010  Powell 

Stevens  William,  boots  and  shoes.  416  Third 

Stevens  William  E.,  mason,  dwl  624  Post 

Stevens  William  H.  H.,  mate  bark  Forest  Queen, 
Mission  St.  Wharf 

Stevens — See  Stephens 

Stevenson  Alexander,  plasterer,  dwl  13  Bernard 

Stevenson  Allen,  fuller  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 
Mills,  dwl  NE  cor  Channel  and  Santa  Clara 

Stevenson  Andrew,  bricklayer,  dwl  115  Page 

STEVENSON  ANDREW  J.,  proprietor'  Steven- 
son's Building,  (now  Channe  House)  office  and 
dwl  room  23,  SW  cor  Montfjomery  and  Cal 

Stevenson  Frederick,  cooper  with  Cutting  &  Co., 
dwl  Bernal  Hights 

Stevenson  Henry  C,  clerk  with  Church  &  Soria, 
dwl  NE  cor  Hyde  and  California 

Stevenson  James,  billiardkeeper,  Lick  House  Saloon 

Stevenson  James  C,  plasterer,  dwl  13  Bernard 

Stevenson  James  D.,  miner,  dwl  1104  Hyde 

Stevenson  John,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 
21  Park  Avenue 

Stevenson  John,  watchman  Montgomery  Block,  dwl 
94  Montgomery  Block 

Stevenson  John,  shipjoiiier  Shipjoiners'  Ass'n,  713 
Mission 

Stevenson  John  W.,  (Leu-is  &  S.J  dwl  6  Howard 
Court 

STEVENSON  JONATHAN  D.,  attorney  at  law, 
commissioner  and  claim  agent,  office  614  Mer- 
chant, dwl  1612  Washington 

Stevenson  Robert,  ( Hnssey  &  S.)A\y\  913  Jackson 

Stevenson  Robert,  porter  with  Ronntree  &  McMul- 
lin,  dwl  cor  Dupont  and  Green 

Stevenson  Samuel  C,  barkeeper,  130  Kearny,  dwl 
6  Berry 

Stevenson  Thomas,  collector  with  N.  P.  ColeA  Co., 
dwl5Burcham  Place 

Stevenson  Thomas,  with  Roy  &  Taplan,  dwl  W  s 
San  Bruno  Road  nrTweiity-  ninth 

Stevenson  William,  clerk  County  Clerk's  office,  dwl 
Ss  Vallejo  bet  Taylor  &  Mason 

Stever.son  William,  weaver  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills, 
dwl  North  Point  bet  Polk  and  Van  Nets  Av 

Stevenson  William  W.,  shoemaker,  256  Steuart 

Stevenson. — See  Stephenson 

STEVENSON'S  BUILDING,  (now  Change  House) 
A.J.  Stevenson  proprietor,  SW  cor  Mont  and 
California 

Stevenlon  Frederick,  cooper,  dwl  S  8  Parker  nr  Cal 
Avenue,  Bernal  Hights 

Steward  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 

Steward  Heinrich,  mariner,  dvvl  39  Pacific 

Steward  James,  cook,  dwl  320  Sansom 

Steward  James,  (colored)  hosemaker,  dwl  735  Bran 

Steward  Joseph,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 

Steward  Walter,  polisher  with  Charles  Lemnie,  dvvl 
267  Clara 


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Stewart  Alexander,  actor  California  Theater,  dwl 

bl3  Bush 
Stewart  Alexander,  shipwright,  dwl  507  Jones 
Stewart  Alexander  H. .  foreman   with  Hobbs,  Gil- 
more  &  Co.,  dwl  534  Howard 
Stewart  Archibald,  laborer  Masonic  Cemetery,  dwl 

Cemetery  Avenue  nr  Geary 
Stewart  Archibald,  stevedore,  tlwl  1907  Diipont 
Stewart  Augusta  M.,  (widow)  teacher  music,  dwl  566 

Bryant 
Stewart  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  810  Greenwich 
STEWART  CHARLES  A.,  Metropolitan  Theater 

Saloon,  717  Montgomery,  dwl  204  Montgomery 
Stewart  Charles  D.,  barkeeper  Frank's  saloon,  dwl 

517  Pine 
Stewart  CliarlesH.,  clerk  with  Barnes  &.   Bowie, 

dwl  724  Harrison 
Stewart  C.  S.,  Lieut. -Col.  engineers  U.  S.  A.,  office 

509  Kearny,  dwUlXJ  Sacramento 
Stewart  David,  real  estate,  dwl  1'24  Seventh 
Stewart  David  H.,  whitewasher,  dwlN  s  McAllister 

nr  Buchanan 
Stewart  Edward  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  Twelfth  Av  nr 

P,  South  S.  F. 
Stewart  Fraser,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works 
Stewart  Frederick,  clerk,  dwl  NW  cor  Second  and 

Folsom 
Stewart  George,  blacksmith  with  Black  &  Miller, 

dwl  17  Turk 
Stewart  George,  (George  Slewart  &   Co.)  dwl  22 

Rondel  Place 
STEWART  GEORGE    &    CO.,    (F.   D.  Baker) 

employment  and  real  estate,  office  603  Kearny 
Stewart  George  W.,  bookkeeper  withHobart,  Wood 

&  Co.,  dwl  J 27  Kearny 
Stewart  George  AV.,  (Gaorf^e  W.  Stewart  &   Co.) 

dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
STEWART  GEORGE  W.  &  CO.  J Jesae  S.  Wall) 

commission   merchants  and  dealers  flour  and 

grain,  106  Davis 
Stewart  G.  Waters,  clerk,  dwl  20  Prospect  Place 
Stewart  Hamilton,  carpenter,  dwl  410  Sixth 
Stewart  Henry,  dwl  314  Lombard 
Stewart  Henry,  baker  Miners'  Restaurant,  dwl  270 

Tehama 
Stewart  Henry,  (Gnllie  Sf  S.)  dwl  N  s  Geary  bet 

Broderick  and  Devisadero 
Stewart  J.  A.,  (of  J.  A.  Stercart  Sf  Co.,  Sacramen- 
to) office  109  Battery 
Stewart  James,  dwl  N  s  Bush  bet  Laguna  and  Bu- 
chanan 
Stewart  James,  boilermaker  Portland  Boiler  Works, 

dwl  Clara  bet  Fouitli  and  Fifth 
Stewart  James,  cook  What  Cheer  Restaurant 
Stewart  James,  laborer,  dwl  17.33  Hyde 
Stewart  James,  laborer  with  G.  Torrens,  dwl  N  s 

Clay  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Stewart  James^   special  policeman,  dwl  cor  Pacific 

and  Davis 
Stewart  .James,  clerk  with  Thomas  N.  Cazneau,dwl 

737  Pine 
Stewart  James  B.  M.,  (Collie,  S.db  Co.^  res  Brook- 
lyn, Alameda  County 
Stewart  James  H.,  (colored)  porter,  754  Wash 
Stewart  James  R.,  salesman,  121  Front,  dwl  1833 

Howard 
Stewart  John,  assistant  engineer  P.M.S.S.  America 
Stewart  John,  calker  Calkers'  Ass'n,  713  Mission 
Stewart  John,   carder   Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 

Francisco  bet  Larkin  and  Polk 
Stewart  John,  laborer,  dwl  1004  Market 
Stewart  John,  laborer,  dwl  1409  Sacramento 
Stewart  John,  laborer,  dwl  NW  cor  Tliii'd  &  Berry 
Stewart  John,  mariner,  dwl  E  s  Main  bet  Mission 

and  Howaid 
Stewart  John,  stevedore,  dwl  232  Folsom 
Stewart  John  A.,  hairdressing  saloon,  508  Clay, dwl 

623  Stevenson 
Stewart  John  M.,  mechanic,  dwl  28  Hampton  Place 


Stewart  John  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  783  Market 
Stewart   Joseph,    hairdresser  with  John  A.  Stew- 
art, dwl  627  Stevenson 
Stewart  Mary  A.,   (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  270 

Tehama 
Stewart  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Stewart  R.  C,  teacher,  dwl  136  Natoma 
Stewait  Theodore,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 

Sixth  and  Brannan 
Stewart  Thomas,  salesman  with  J.  W.  Davidson  & 

Co.,  dwl  52  Silver 
Stewart  Thomas,  stevedore,  dwl  S  9  Union  bet  Bat- 
tery and  Sansom 
Stewart  Thomas,  (Slewart  &   Buckley)  dwl  454 

Minna 
Stewart  Thomas  M.,  carver  Occidental  Hotel,  dwl 

SE  cor  Filmore  and  Sutter 
Stewart  W.,  fieight  clerk  P.  M.  S.  S.  America 
Stewart  Walter,  waiter  Russ  House 
Stewart  Wilhelmina,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  McAllister 

bet  Buchanan  and  Webster 
Stewart  William,  bookbinder  with  Bartling  &  Kim- 
ball, dwl  207  Post 
Stewart  William,  machinist,  dwl  270  Tehama 
Stewart  William,  porter  with  Edward  Martin  &  Co., 

res  Oakland 
Stewart  William,  waiter  with  Richard  Williams, 

dwl  524  Mission 
STEWART  &  BUCKLEY,  (Thomas  Stewart  and 

Daniel  Bvckley)  fruits  and  produce,  523  Merch 
Stewart. — See  Stuart 
Steylaars  Charles  L.,  apothecary  and  druggist,  1209 

Dupont 
Stiakleson  Charles  H.,  ( Stiakleson  Sf  Stocky)  dwl 

576  Mission 
Stiakleson  &  Stocky,  (Charles  H.  Stiakleson  arid 

John  (S^orA^ycarpentersand  builder8,573  Mission 
Stickel  L.  O.,  barkeeper,  SW  cor  Mission  and  Spear 
Stickney  Augustus  A.,  printer  with  A.  L.  Bancroft 

&Co.,  dwl  232^  Perry 
Stickney  Benjamin  W.,  typecaster  with  California 

Type  Foundry  Co.,  dwl  931  Pacific 
Stickney  F.  E.,  storekeeper  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Stickney  John  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  931  Pacific 
Stidger  John  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  1437  Pine 
Stiefel  Charles,  clerk  with   G.   Groeziuger,  dwl  2 

Stockton  Place 
Stiefel  Louis,  (Schweitzer,  Sachs  dk  Co.^  res  New 

York 
Stieglitz  Herman,  janitor  Mercantile  Library,  dwl 

15  Stockton,  rear 
StienerNicholas, barkeeper  with  Hopkins&Moroney, 

dwl  821  Howard 
Stiener  Charles,  carpenter  with  Drouilhat  &  Cavan, 

d wl  N  s  Broadway  bet  Montgomery  and  Kearny 
Stierhardt  Carl,  carpenter,  dwl  428  Broadway 
Slievater  S.,  Mission  Dolores  Bakery,  Sixteenth  nr 

Guerrero 
Stigmulla  Matthew,  cigars  and  tobacco,  124  Fourth, 

dwl  115  Pine 
Stilbarrier  Barbara,  (widow)  dwl  421  Bdwy,  rear 
Stile  Henrv,  teamster  with  Charles  Bernard,   dwl 

1230i  t'olsom 
Stile  John,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Stiles  Alexander,carpenter  H.C. League,  128  Kearny 
STILES  ANSOX  G.,  president  Occidental  Insurance 

Co.,  office  436  California,  dwl  4  Vernon  Place 
Stiles   Henry,  laborer   S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  Ash  nr  Larkin 
Stiles  Richard  D.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  953  Fol 
Still  Alden  P.,  driver  with  Summit  Ice  Co.,  dwl  7 

Rincon  Court 
Still  Charles  W.,  bookseller  and  news  agent,  315 

Kearny,  dwl  911  Hyde 
Still  James  P.,  watchman   Industrial   School,   Old 

Ocean  House  Road,  5  miles  from  Ciiy  Hall 
Still  John,  (Still  &  Jones)  dwl  7  Rincon  Court 
Slill  John  H.,    newspapers    and    periodicals,    315 

Kearny,  dwl  911  Hyde 


JONPiS,  FUTiTiMAW  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Buttons  in  ereat  variety. 


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Still  Sarah  C,  (widow)  dwl  911  Hyde 

Still  VVillier  E.,  carrier  Bulletin  and  Alta  California, 

dwl  3  Noble  Place 
STILL   &    JONES,    (John    Slill  and  Joshua  L. 

Jbreesycontractors,  piledriving  and  wharf  build- 

iuff,  NW  cor  Steuart  and  Mission 
Stills  George,  seaman  schooner  Mary  Ellen,  Wash- 
ington St.  Wharf 
Stiller  Paul,  electrotyper  with  Joseph  Winterburn 

&L  C<j.,  dwl  SE  cor  Dupont  and  Morton 
Stillev  Henry  G.,  caipenter  California  Mills,  dwl  4 

Powell 
STILLMAN  J.  D.  B.,  physician  and  surgeon,  oflBce 

anddwl3:<6  0'FarrelI 
Stincen  Alice  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Union  Primary 

School,  dwl  503  Powell 
Stincen  Emma  Miss,   assistant  teacher  Fourth  St. 

Primary  School,  dwl  503  Powell 
Stincen  Charles  H.,  receiving  teller  Bank  Califor- 
nia, dwl  503  Powell 
Stinson  Perry,  carpenter,  dwl  1504  Leavenworth 
Stineon  Sydney,  captain  schooner  Andrew  Jackson, 

dwl  ii2  Stanford 
Stipp  Henry  S.,  collector,  dwl  36  Clarice  Place 
Stippler  Henry,  dressmaker,  310  Dupont 
Stiilint;  James  G.,  wireworker  with  John  McCor- 

niick,  dwl  E  s  Van  Ness  Av  bet  Sac  and  Clay 
Stirling  John  P.,  assistant  melter  and  reiiner  U.  S. 

B.  Mint,  dwl  700  California 
Stirling  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  dwl  405  Powell 
Stirling  Matthew  li.,  assay er  California  Assay  office, 

and  sexton  First  Presbyterian  Church,  dwl  E  s 

Van  Ness  Avenue  bet  Clay  and  Sacramento 
Stitt  Emma  Mrs.,  upholsteress  with  Frank  G.   Ed- 
wards, dwl  1.57  Second 
Stitt  James,  rigger,  dwl  157  Second 
Stitt  Robert,  wagonmaker  with  Peter  Whitbeck, 

dwl  40  Everett 
Stivers  Charles  A.,   physician,  oflBce  and  dwl  418 

Kearny 
Stivers  Henry  F. , lumber  surveyor.office  418  Kearny, 

res  Napa 
Stivers  Lafayette,  policeman  Citv  Hall,  dwl  NE  cor 

Polk  and  Vallejo 
Stoakley  Edward,  stevedore,  dwl  S  s  Precita  Ave- 
nue bet  Mission  and  Howard 
Stock  Ernest  C,  German  interpreter  Police  Court, 

and  reporter  Morning  Call,  dwl  940  Folsom 
Stock  John,  restaurant  keeper,  dwl  721  Sansom 
STOCK  KEPORT,  (daily  and  weekly)  Wheeler  & 

Co.  publishers  and  proprietors,  office  56  New 

Merchants"  Exchange 
Stock  Richard  R.,  clerk, dwl  SWcor  Cal  and  Larkin 
Stockdale  John,  packer  with  Thomas  J. Chadbourne, 

141'^  Dupont 
Stocker  Andrew,  cabinetmaker  with   Goodwin  & 

Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Broadway 
Stocker  Jane  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  5  Fourth 
Stocker  William  G.,  (Slacker  &  NoeJ  dwl  945  Fol 
StocUer  <fe  Noe,  (William  G.  Stocker  and  J.J.NoeJ 

searchers  records,  office  618  Merchant 
Stockfledt  Claus,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Stockttit  Catharine,  (widow)  dwl  5  Anna 
StockHit  Peter,  blacksmith,  dwl  5  Anna 
Stocking  Frederick  M.,  solicitor  Overland  Monthly, 

dwl  1716  Leavenworth 
Stocking  William  D.,  musician,  dwl  725  Broadway, 

rear 
Stockinger  Philip  J.,  blacksmith  with  Kimball  Man- 
ufacturing Co.,  dwl  29  Fifth  Avenue,  rear 
Stockier  Andrew,  cabinetmaker  with   George   B. 

May  &  Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Broadway 
STOCKMAN  JOHN    M.,    manufactnier  patterns 

and  models,  SE  cor  Mission  and  F''remont,  dwl 

2226  Howard 
Stockton  E.  Mrs.,  dwl  1016 Pine 
Stockton  Edward  A.,  carpenter,  20  Fremont 
Stockton  James,    assiftant    store    keeper    Custom 

House,  dwl  755  Howard 


Stockton   Line    Packets,    William    Cooper    agent, 

office  NW  cor  East  and  Clay 
STOCKTON  LINE  STEAMERS,  (C.  S.  Nav.  Co.) 

Broadway    Wharf,  office  NE    cor  Front  and 

Jackson 
Stock  well  A.  H.,  (W.  G.  Finch  &  Co.)  dwl   Coso 

House 
Stocky  John,  ( Stiakleson  &  S.J  dwl  42  Moss 
Stoddiird  A.  B.,  captain  schooner  I.  B.   Liint 
Stoddard  James,  liquor  ealoon,  1118  Market,   (and 

Stoddard  &  Merkle)  dwl  1114  Market 
Stoddard  James,  machinist  with  William  Deacon, 

dwl  5(16  Folsom 
Stoddard  John,attorney  at  law,  office  44  Montgomery 

Block 
Stoddard  L.  C,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  Coso  House 
Stoddard  Nathaniel  K.,  printer,  dwl  907  Stockton 
Stoddard  R.  R.  C,  dwl  284  Minna 
Stoddard  Samuel  B.,  ( S.  B.  Stoddard  &  Son)  dwl 

405  Kearny 
Stoddard  Snmuel  B.  Jr.,  (S.  B.  Stoddard  Sf  Son) 

dwl  2017  Polk 
Stoddard  S.  B.  &  Son,  (Samuel  B.  Stoddard  Jr.) 

merchandise     brokers    and    commission  mer- 
chants, office  405  Front 
STODDARD  WILLIAM    M.,  agent  Wheeler  & 

Wilson   Sewing  Machine  Co.,  427  Montgomery, 

dwl  831  California 
Stoddard  &    Merkle,    (James    H.    Stoddard    and 

Christian  Merkle)  billiard  saloon,   683  Market 
Stoddart    David,  mechanical  engineer  and   dealer 

steam  pumps,  engine  regulators  and  Gifford's 

Injectors,  114  Beale,  dwl  115  Eleventh 
Stoddart  William   J.,  general   agent   Underwriters 

Agency,  office  430  Montgomery,  dwl  E   s  Gus- 

tavus  iir  Sacramento 
Stoddart's  Iron  Works,  David  Stoddart  proprietor, 

114  and  116  Beale 
Stodieck  August,  clerk,  SW  cor  Mission  and  Twen- 
ty-third 
Stodole  Emily,  (widow)  boarding  and  lodging,  31 5^ 

Third 
Stoehr  Albert,  musician,  dwl  545  California 
Sloehr  F.  A.,  musician,  dwl  545  California 
Stoer  George,  porkpacker  with   Lewis  Hentrick, 

dwl  1012  Leavenworth 
Stoetzer  Edward,  boarding,   Berry  bet  Third  and 

Fourth 
Stoeven  Henry,  dwl  1307   Stockton 
Stoffer  ThomRS,  (A.  Gamman  S,-  Go.)  dwl  238  Sixth 
Stohlman  William,    bakery,    SE    cor    Hyde   and 

Turk 
Stohr  Matilda,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  610  How 
Stohr  Tillie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  City  Training 

School 
Stokes  Michael,  laborer,  dwl 61  Minna 
Stokes  Patrick,    shoemaker  U.  W.   M.   B.   &   S. 

Co.,  res  Brooklyn 
Stokes  R.,  miner,  dwl  777  Market 
Stokes    Rachel  A.   Mrs.,  liquor  saloon.   King  bet 

Third  and  Fourth 
Stokes  Richard  D.  Z.,  storekeeper  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co., 

dwl  202  Second 
Stokum  Marion  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Spring  Val- 
ley Piimary  School,  dwl  110  Stockton 
Stoll  Asmus,  tailor,  dwl  N  s  Howard  bet  Main  and 

Spear 
Stoll  Paul,  harnessmaker  with  Main  &  Winchester, 

dwl  317  Bush 
Stolle  Herman,  shoemaker  with   Rosenthal  Bros., 

dwl  728  Market 
Stolpher  Francis,  mariner,  dwl  45  Sacramento 
Stolten  Julius,  clerk  with  Ziel,  Bertheau  &  Co.,  122 

California 
Stoltzenberg  William,  boatman,  dwl  3')  Jackson 
Stolz   A.   &  Co.,   (Samuel    Leszynsky )   drygoods, 

laces,  etc.,  538  Kearny 
Stok  Aaron,  (A.  Stolz  &  Co.)  dwl  927  Sutter 
Stolz  Abraham,  (Stolz  Brothers)  dwl  212  Ellis 


PEOPLES  INSUBANCE  CO.— Their  Losses  are  promptly  paid. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Yankee  Notions, 


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Stolz   Brothers,  {Tobias  <fe  Abraham)  drees  trim- 
mings and  fancy  goods,  532  Kearny   and   18 
Second 
Stolz   Cliarlea  H.,  salesman,  428  Kearny,  dwl  927 

Sntter 
Stolz  Tobiiis,  fStolz  Bros.)  dwl  5Q0  O'Farrell 
Stolze  Conrad,  liverystable,  608  and  610  Mission 
Stolzenwald  William,  dyer  with  G.  J.  Rickiefsen, 

dwl  HOB  Stockton 
Stomhs  Alice  E.  Miss,  teacher  music,  dwl  472  Jessie 
Stomhs  Chailes  H.,  plumber  with  G.  &  W.  Snook, 

dwl  472  Jessie 
Stomhs  KichanJ  T.,  plumber  with  G.  &  W.  Snook, 

dwl  207  Second 
Stomhs  Tlionias  A.,  foreman  tinsmith  with  Locke  & 

Montajiue,  dwl  207  Second 
Stonibs  Tliomas  A.  Jr.,  tinsmith  with  Locke  &  Mon- 
tague, dwl  207  Second 
Stomer  Henrv,  malster  S.  F.  Stock  Brewerv,  dwl 
2114  Powell 

Stone ,  stevedore,  dwl  15  Tehama  Place 

Stone  Adolph,  bookkeeper,  dwl  106  Sixth 

Stone  Andrew  L.  Rev.,  pastor  First  Congregational 

Chuich,dwl  617  Bush 
Stone  Appleton  W.,  detective  policeman  City  Hall, 

dwl  XW  cor  Leavenworth  and  California 
Stone   Bernard,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Stone  Bernard  L.,  stationery,  104  Sixth,  res  Port- 
land 
Stone    Bryant,   contractor,    dwl   S  s  Antonio   bet 

Jones  and  Leavenworth 
Stone  Charles  B.,  clerk,  dwl  617  Bush 
Stone  Charles  L.,  broker,  dwl  1011  Broadway 
STONE    EDWARD  F.,   mining   secretary,  office 

45  Merchants'  Exchange 
Stone  Edward  L.,  draftsnuin,  dwl  617  Bush 
Stone  Edwin,  laborer  S.  F.  Cordage  Factory,  dwl 

cor  Shasta  and  Georgia 
Stone  Flora  Mrs.,  dwl  6  Montgomery 
Stone  Frank  F.,  clerk  Pacific  Ins.  Co.,  dwl 617  Bush 
Stone  Frank  L.,  laborer,  dwl  Guerrero  nr  Twenty- 
eighth 
Stone  Fred.  P.,  salesman  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

dwl  11 9  Perry 
Stone  George,  cutter  with  F,  X.    Kast,  dwl  112 

Natoma 
Stone  George,  merchant,  dwl  826  Howard 
Stone  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  568  Mission 
Stone  Henry,  laborer  with  M.  H.  Turrill,  dwl  2810 

Buchanan 
Stone  Henry  J.,   butter,  cheese,  etc.,  27  California 

Market;  dwl  1023  Hyde 
Stone  Isaac,  niilkrimch,  San  Bruno  Road,  3^  miles 

from  City  Hall 
Stone  James  L.,  gardener,  dwl  Thirteenth  Avenue 

nr  M,  South  San  Francisco 
Stone  John,  carpenter,  dwl  568  Mission 
Stone  John  F.,  laborer,  dwl  31  Hunt 
Stone  John  H.,  miner,  dwl  N  s  Second  Avenue  bet 

Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Stone  John  R.,  (Mathias  &  S.)_  dwl  826  Howard 
Stone  K.  L.,  drygoods,  6  Virginia  Block 
Stone  Lucius  l).,  clerk  with  Ston«  &.  Hayden,  dwl 

713  California 
Stone  Lue,  cartman,  dwl  714  Turk,  rear 
Stone  Moriis,  real  estate,  dwl  304  Seventh 
STONE  N.   B.,  postmaster    San   Francisco,   office 
NWeor  Washington  and  Battery,  dwl  109  Mont 
Stone  Nathan  J.,  salesman  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &. 

Co.,  dwl  119  Perry 
Stone  N.  L.,  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  727  Clay 
Stone  Patrick,  groceries  and  liquors,  1008  Pacific 
Stone  Pfeilfer  E.  Mrs.,  female  physician,  dwl  826 

Howard 
Stone  Richard,    special   policeman,  dwl  NW  cor 

Howard  and  Spear 
Stone  Rockwell,  (Stone  ^  Hayden)  dwl  713  Cali- 
fornia 


Stone  Sherrold  D.,  reporter  Merchants  Exchange, 
dwl  333  Fourth 

Stone  Silas  A.,  broker  and  secretary  Laguna  Com- 
missioners, office  603  Washington,  dwl  NE  cor 
Hvde  and  Chestnut 

Stone  Solomon  L..  clerk,  101  Sixth,  dwl  102  Sixth 

Stone  Walter  W.,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  1011 
Mason 

Stone  William,  merchant,  dwl  W  s  Octavia  bet  Pa- 
cific and  Jackson 

Stone  William  J.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  Ninth  Avenue 
nr  G,  South  San  Francisco 

STONE  &  HAYDEN,  (Rockwell  Stone  and  Peter 
Hayden)  importers  and  manufacturers  saddlery, 
saddlery  hardware  and  leather,  422  Battery 

Stonzifer  William,  dwl  Poitsmoutb  House 

Stoops  Joseph,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 

Stoppelkamp  A.  H.,  (widow)  groceries  and  liquors, 
SE  cor  Stockton  and  Union 

Stopper  John,  laborer  with  Hemme  &  Renter,  dwl  6 
Morton 

Storck  Charles  L.,  market,  SW  cor  Hayes  and 
Franklin 

Store  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  20  Commercial 

Store  George,  butcher  with  Lewis  Hentrich,dwl  515 
Sacramento 

StorerJohnF.,  dwl  712  Ellis 

Stores  Harry,  barkeeper,  330  Bush 

Storey  Catharine,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  607 
Jackson 

Storey  Charles  A.,  clerk  delivei-y  dep't  Wells,  Far- 
go &  Co.,  dwl  831  Sutter 

Storey  Gustavo,  florist,  dwl  231  Second 

Storey  Philip,  clerk  with  Charles  L.  Storck,  dwl 
SW  cor  Hayes  and  Franklin 

Stork  Jacob,  (A.  Laronclie  Sf  Co.)  dwl  825  Dup 

Stork  Louise  Madame,  dwl  834  Mission 

Storm  Cornelius,  (Storm  &  Oo.)  dwl  17  Rincon 
Place 

Storm  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 

Storm  Theodore,  bookkeeper  with  Storm  &  Co., 
dwl  17  Rincon  Place 

STORM  &  CO.,  (Cornelius  Storm  and  A.  J. 
Skrader)  wood  and  coal  yard,  Berry  nr  Third, 
office  329  Montgomery 

Storms  Charles,  musician,  dwl  1325  Kearny 

Storms  Charles  S.,  miner,  dwl  70  Minna 

Storrs  Emily  C,  with  Singer  Manufacturing  Co., 
137  Montgomery 

Storry  John,  boatman,  dwl  2014  Dupont 

Storry  Leonard,  dwl  2014  Dupont 

STORY  CHARLES  R.,  secretary  Home  Mutual 
Ins.  Co.,  and  Supervisor  Eighth  Waid,  office 
15  Merchants'  Exchange,  dwl  30  McAllister 

Story  DeWitt  C,  assistant  coiner  U.S.B.  Mint,  dwl 
"E  s  Howard  nr  Nineteenth 

Story  George  A.,  clerk  with  Redington,  Hostetter 
"&  Co.,  dwl  30  McAllister 

Story  Lafayette,  real  estate,  office  317  Washington, 
dwl  Grand  Hotel 

Stosch  Carl,  printer,  dwl  437  Minna 

Stothard  Thomas,  captain  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 
S.S.  Pelican,  dwl  725  Shotwell 

Slott  Alexander,  lamps  and  oils,  512  San,  dwl  cor 
Hyde  and  Post 

Stott  Alfred  W.,  engraver  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  dt 
Co..  dwl  1423  Hyde 

Stott  Charles,  lamps'and  oil,  512  Sansom,  dwl  NW 
cor  Taylor  and  Chestnut 

Stott  J.,  (Stott  if  Davidson)  1002  Market 

Stott  John,  salesman  with  A.  C.  Dietz  &  Co.,  dwl 
416  Shipley 

STOTT  &  DAVIDSON.  (J.  Stott  and  J.  D.  Da- 
vidson) cutlers,  locksmiths,  bellhangers  and 
hardware,  1002  Market 

Stoupe  Jean  Baptiste,  carrier  Courrier  de  San  Fran- 
cisco, dwl  639  Broadway 

STOUT  ARTHUR  B..  physician  and  surgeon,  of- 
fice and  dwl  25  Ellis 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  White  Goods. 


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Stout  John,  Boapmaker  with  Hermann  Fischbeck, 

dwl  cor  Sixteenth  and  Utiih 
Stout  William  C,  engraver,  610  Merchant,  dwl  331 

Montgomery 
Stoulenborough'Cliarles,  conductor  N.B.  &  M.R.R., 

dwl  735  Harrison 
Stoutenboroiigb  Charles  H.,  stockbroker,  office  420 

Montgomery,  dwl  916  Stockton 
StoulenboronghJohn  E.,  mercliant,  dwl  221  First 
Stouten horongli   John   H.,   salesman  M'ith  Britlan, 

Holbrook  &  Co.,  dwl  21 09  Mason 
Stoutenburgli  Isaac  A.,  stoves  and  tinware,  519  Da- 
vis, dwl  Government  House 
Stover  Charles  B.,f  Stover  &  Chase)  dwl  822  Post, 

rear 
Stover  Charles  H.,  salesman  with  Hawley  &  Co., 

dwl  822  Post,  rear 
Stover  Frank,   clerk  with  George  K.  Hyde  &.  Co., 

dwl  822  Post 
Stover  &  Chase,  (Charles  B.   Stover  and  William 

T.  Cha^eJ  carpenters  and  builders,  N  s  Market 

bet  Front  and  Davis 
STOW  JOSEPH  W.,  manager  Russell   &  Erwin 

Manufacturing  Co.,  204  and  206  Sansom,  dwl 

Occidental  Hotel 
Stow  William  W^,  f Patterson  &  S.J  attorney  at 

law,  office  513  Jackson,  dwl  1013  Pine 
Stowell  Charles  E.,  mate  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  steamer 

Chrysopolis,  dwl  1017  Powell 
Stowell "F.  a.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Hayes  Valley 

School,  dwl  107  Fifth 
Stowell  Francis  A.,  paperhanger,  dwl  E  a  Howard 

nr  Fifteenth 
Stowell  M.  E.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Rincon  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  105^  Fifth 
Stowell  P.  M.  Miss,  principal  Haves  Vallev  School 
Stowell  Walter,  student,  dwl  718  California 
Stowell  William  H.,  merchandise  broker,  206  Front, 

dwl  N  s  Lombard  nr  Kearny 
Strachan  Jeanuette,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  748^ 

Market 
Straening  Matthew,  fireman  with  Clerc  &  Co.,  dwl 

408  Seventh 
Stralian   Francis,   cabinet   chair  manufacturer,  20 

Fremont,  dwl  21  Oak 
Strahan  Nicholas,  woodcarver  with  Brvant  &  Stra- 

hau,  dwl  21  Oak 
Strahan  Simon,  (Bryant  Sf   S.J  dwl  21  Oak 
Stralil  Chailes.  butcher,  dwl  414  Minna 
STEAHLE  J.  &  CO.,    (Ferdinand   Da  St.  Ger- 

mainj  billiard-table  manufacturers,  563  Market 
Strahle  Jacob,  (3.  Strahle  &  Co.)  dwl  NE  cor  Six- 
teenth and  DeHaro 
Strahle  Joseph,  ornamenter,  dwl  417  Sutter,  rear 
Strahle  Paul,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co. 
Strain  R.  R.,  agent  Monies'  Patent  Dry  Earth  Com- 
mode, 38  Morton,  dwl  309  Stockton 
Strake  Charles,  laborer  with  Cohlmau  &  Co.,  dwl 

491  Brannau 
Stramber  Gustave,  tailor,  dwl  813  Filbert 
Stratiahan  David,  laborer   with  Thomas   Horabin, 

dwl  1605  Kearny 
Stranahan  Tabitha,  (widow)dwl  Ss  BdwynrTavlor 
Strand  Gnstavue,  mariner,  dwl  .^-31  East 
Strand  William,  stevedore  Riggers'  and  Stevedores' 

Association,  429  Pacific 
Strandberg  Gustave,  cutter  with  Bullock  &  Jones, 

dwl  813  Filbert 
Strang  Amelia,  (widow) photographer,  dwl  514  Sixth 
Strang  David  W.,  shipt-arpenter,  dwl  541  Second 
Strange  Frank  J.,  carpenter  with  D.  A.  Macdouald 

&  Co.,  dwl  720  Market 
Strany  John,  carriagepainter,  dwl  59  Shipley 
Strassbin-ger  Adolph,  clerk  with  Sachs,  Strassburger 

&  Co.,  dwl  NVV  cor  Geary  and  Leavenworth 
Strassburger  Isaac,  salesman  with   Sachs,  Strass- 
burger &  Co.,  dwl  313  Stockton 
Strassburger  Sigmuud,  (Sachs,  S.  &   Co.)  dwl  5 

Kearny 


Strasser  Abraham,  clerk  with  L.  Strasser,  dwl  722 

Vallejo 
Strasser  George,  clerk  with  S.  V.  Water  Co.,  dwl 

Page  nr  Franklin 
Strasser  George,  laborer,  dwl  S  a  Lily  Avenue  bet 

Gongh  and  Franklin 
Strasser  Louis,  poultry,  etc.,    17   and  19   Clay  St. 

Market,  dwl  5  Card  Alley 
Strassman  Max,  dwl  128  Seventh 
Stratford  Thomas,  blacksmith  Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  331  Union 
Stratman  John,  bookseller,  dwl  804  Broadway 
Stratt  John  H.,  gardener  with  T.    B.  Lewis,  dwl 

Silver  Av  bet  San  Jose  and  San  Bruno  roads 
Stratton  Abraham  W.,  ( Siratton Brothers) AwiibQ 

Perry 
Stratton  Brothers,  (Edwin,  John  S.  and  Abraham 

IV. J  contractors  for  house  raising,  office  326 

Montgomery 
Stratton   Ebenezer  N.,  auctioneer  and  commission 

merchant,  office  128  Kearny,  dwlN  s  Sixteenth 

nr  York 
Stratton  Edwin,  (Stratton  Brothers)  dw]  413  Fourth 
Stratton  James,  (Stratton  <fc  l^ait)  res  Oakland 
Stratton  Jason  N.,  clerk  Overland  House 
Stratton  John  S.,  (Stratton  Brothers)  dwl  8  Perry 
Stratton  Richard  S.,  car  builder  with  Kimball  Man- 
ufacturing Co.,  dwl  440  Second 
Stratton  Schuyler,  driver  with  J.  Spanlding  &  Co., 

dwl  353  Tehama 
Stratton    «fe    Tait,   (James    Stratton  and   Geovfre 

Taitj  real  estate  agents,  office  432  Montgomery 
Straub  Frederick,   upholsterer  with  N    P.  Cole  & 

Co..  dwl  E  s  York  nr  Twenty-third 
Straub  William,  groceries  and  liquors,  cor   Market 

and  Gough 
STRAUCH  JOHN  O.,  proprietor    Sansom   Street 

Bonded  Warehouse,  815 — 819  Sansom,  dwl  315 

Lombard 
Straus  Adele  Mrs.,  dwl  307  Clementina 
Straus  Emanuel,  (Helbing  Sj-  S.)  dwl  219  Turk 
Straus  Jacob,  dentist,  office  and  dwl  230  Kearny 
Straus  Marx,   (Edward  Galpen  &    Co.)  dwl    320 

Sutter 
Straus  Samuel  J.,  real  estate,  office  316  California, 

dwl  522  O'Farrell 
Strauss  Bernard,  jobwagon,  SW  cor  Battery  and 

Sacramento,  dwl  219  Dupont 
Strauss  Bernard,  market,  37  Third,  dwl   115  Perry 
Strauss  Emanuel,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 

dwl  181  Jessie 
Strauss    Eugene  A.,  salesman,  113  Battery,  dwl  37 

Second 
Strauss  Henrietta  Miss,  saleswoman,  528  Kearny 
Strauss  Henry,  merchant,  dwl  115  Perry 
Strauss    Kauiman,    (Strauss    <fc    Frank)    dwl    24 

Turk 
Strauss  Levi,  (Levi  Strauss  &  Co.)  dwl  317  Powell 
STRAUSS  LEVI  &  CO.,  (David  Stern  and  Louis 

Strauss)   importers   and  jobbers  clothing,  dry 

goods,  etc.,  14  and  16  Baiteiy 
Strauss  Louis,  drygoods,  7    and  8   Virginia  Block 

(and  Silberman  &  Co.)  dwl  618  Green 
Strauss  Louis,  drygoods,  dwl  12  O'Farrell 
Strauss    Louis,   (Levi    Strauss  &    Co.)  res  New 

York 
Strauss  Maggie  H.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  dwl  224 

Minna 
Strauss  Mannie,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 

bds  115  Perry 
Strauss  Moses,  clerk  with  Louis  Strauss,  dwl  618 

Green 
Strauss  Nathan,  salesman  with  Levi  Strauss  &  Co., 

dwl  317  Powell 
Strauss  Nathaniel,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Strauss  &.  Frank,  ( Kavfman   Strauss  and  Asher 

Frank)  draymen,  3  "Battery 
Strant  M.,  salesman  with   D.  R.  Provost,  dwl  cor 

Market  and  Haight 


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STRAUT,  WHITE  &   CO.,  (WillinmE.  SUaut, 

Peter   White  and    WiUinm   J.  Hamilton)   iiii- 

porters  and  dealers  carriage  and  wagon  mate- 
rial, 1 11  Sacramento 
Stiant  William  E.,  (Straut,  White  &  Co.J  dvil  507 

Leavenworth 
Stray  James,  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works, dwl  127 

Folsom,  rear 
Stray  Jameg,  laborer,  dwl  20  Mission,  rear 
Streaiil  Jacob,  butcher,  dwl  N  s  Natomanr  Eighth 
Stream  Edward,  jeweler  with  California  Jewelry 

Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  Montgomery  and  Green 
Stream  John  T.,  watchmaker  with  J.  W.  Tucker  &. 

Co..  dwl  120i  Clara 
Street  Harriet  V.,  (widow)   dressmaker,  dwl  1422 

Pine 
Street  Nathan  J.,  agent  Continental  Life   lub.  Co., 

dwl  29  Turk 
Street  Pleasant  W., teamster  with  McKenna  &•  Bro. , 

dwl  12  Commercial 
Streeter  Robert  M.,  shirtmaker,  dwl  531  O'Farrell 
Strelil  Chiules,  butcher,  35 Occidental  Market,  dwl 

414  Minna 
Strehl  Jacob,  butcher  with  Charles  Strehl,  35  Occi- 

deutal  Market 
Strehl  Joseph, hairdresser  with  Wiebe  &  Strehl, dwl 

623  Sutter 
Strehl  Philip,  (  IVicbe  &  S.J  dwl  623  Sutter 
Strei  William,  carpenter,  dwl  13  Rausch 
Streib  Jacob  &  Co.,  hairdreseing  saloon, 8  Merchants' 

Exchange,  dwl  611  Stevenson 
Streib  William,  hiiirdresser  with  Jacob  Streib  &  Co., 

dwl  1213  bush 
Streigel  Conrad,  bricklayer, dwl  Fourteenth  Avenue 

nr  Railroad  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
Streightolf  Frances,  (widow)  dwl  127  Dora 
Streitberger  ChriBlmn,  f  Stieilberffer  <&  AnerJ  dwl 

Scott  nr  Lombard 
Streitberger  &  Auer,  /'Christian   Streitberfrer  and 

Thomax  Auer  J  milkranch,  Scott  nr  Lombard 
Stretch  Richard  H.,  civil  engineer,  office  306  Pine, 

dwl  1594  Bush 
Streuli  John  J.,  proprietor   Swiss   Brewery,    414 

Dupont,  dwl  18  Stockton  Alley 
Striby  Louisa  Jlrs.,  teacher  music,  751  Howard 
Sti'iby  William,  teacher  music,  751  Howard 
Strickland  Charles,  lisherman,  dwl  W  b  Dupont  nr 

Francisco 
Strickland  George,  drayman,  dwl  160  Silver 
Strickland  Otis,  miner,  dwl  E  s  Guerrero  nr  Twen- 
tieth 
Strickland  Wilfred,  (colored)  porter,  dwl  111   Pros- 
pect Place 
Strien  Heniy,  longshoreman,  dwl  114  Sacramento 
Striening  Mathew, laborer  with  Hobbs,  GUmore  & 

Co.,  dwl  408  Seventh 
Stringer  John,  barkeeper  with  David  Caiman,  dwl 

333  Fifth 
Stringer  Joiin,  seaman,  dwl  111  Silver 
Stringer  W.  &  Co.,  manufacturers  lubricating  ma- 
chine nils  and  axle  grease,  70  Oregon 
Stringer  William,  (  VV.  Stringer  &  Co.)  dwl  2007 

Taylor 
Stringer  William  J.,  (McEhcee    &    S.)  dwl  2007 

Taylor 
Strobel  Andrew,  brewer  Philadelphia  Brewery,  dwl 

228  Second 
Strobel  Jacob  F.,  (Strobel  &  Co.;  dwl  1129Fol8om 
Strobel  &  Co.,  (Jacob  F.  Strobel  and  Frank  Cooper) 

pork  packers  and  butchers,  1129  Folsom 
Stroecker  Herman  H.  W.,  (Osmer  <fc   Co.)  dwl436 

Fremont 
Strohl  G.,  cartman,  dwl  626  Vallejo,  rear 
Strohmeier  Joseph,  shoemaker  with  F.  X.  East.dwl 

Mills  Place  nr  Dupont 
Strohsabl  William,  liquor  saloon,  WsDevisaderonr 

Fulton 
Strolin  E.  F.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  SW  cor  Kearny 

and  Pacilic,  dwl  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Pacific 


Strom  Frederick,  carpenter,  dwl  20  Commercial 

Strom  Oscar,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 

Stromberg  Bernard  F.,  cooper  with  Charles  Sealy, 

dwl  711  Geary 
Strombers:  J.  F.,  upholsterer  with   Henry   Frank, 

dwl  64  Everett 
Strong  Cliarles  L.,  compositor  Alta  California,   dwl 

532  Commercial 
Strong  EdwardY  .,  compositor  Alta  California,  dwl 

405  Tehama 
Strong  Frederick  A.,  assistant  wharfinger  Alameda 

Ferry,  dwl  Clipper  bet  Castro  and  Diamond 
Strong  George  H.,  ( Dcu-cy  &  Co.)  dwl  44  Tehama 
Strong  George  W.,  assayer,  10  Stevenson,  dwl  2212 

Larkiii 
Strong  Harvey  S.,  drayman  with  Davis  &  Cowell, 

NE  cor  Front  and'Washmgton 
Strong  Robert,  bookkeeper  Piedmont  &   Arlington 

Life  Insurance  Co.,  dwl  75  Minna 
Strong  Walter  L.,  assayer,  10  Siev,  dwl  523  How 
Strong  William,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Strong  William,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Strother  Fleet  F.,  stockbroker,  office  328  Mont,  dwl 

520  Sutter 
Strothoff  Herman,  groceries  and  liquors,   SW  cor 

Dupont  and  Hai  Ian  Place 
Strothott'  Richard,  (J.  H.  Ahlers  &  Co.)  dwl  SW 

cor  Powell  and  Vallejo 
Stroube  Frederick,  seaman,  dwl  20  First 
Stroud  James,  harnessmaker  with  J.  C.  Johnson  &. 

Co.,  104  Front 
Stroud  John  R.,  clerk  with  H.  P.  Wakelee,  dwl  708 

Post 
Strouss  Moses,  boots  and  shoes,  18  Fourth 
Strout  M.  H.,  compositor  with  Bacon  &   Company, 

dwl  619  Mission 
Stroy  William  H.,  night  watchman  City  and  County 

Hospital 
Strubel  Valentine, ^'PAj7/p  AlsM-wjan  &  Co.)  dwl  207 

Pacific 
Struckhausen  George,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  39  Jack 
Struckmeyer  Henrietta  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  316 

Pine 
Struckmeyer  Herman,   captain   schooner  Osceola, 

dwl  316  Pine 
Strndsbrig  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Struss  August  IT.,  clerk  with  A.  Drucker,   dwl  SW 

cor  Third  and  Tehama 
Struss  Henry,  clerk  with  Henry  Ahrens,   dwl  600 

Third 
Struver  Justus,    bookkeeper  Sheriff's  office.  City 

Hall,  dwl  S  s  Green  bet  Mason  and  Taylor 
Struving  Herman,  cook,  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Pac 
Struwe  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  23  Market 
Struyen  John,  machinist  with  J.  G.  lis,  dwl  622  Pac 
Stry  John  H.,  expresswagon,  cor  Davis  and  Com- 
mercial, dwl  13  Rausch 
Stryker  Samuel,  stevedore,  dwl  331  Bryant 
Strylen  L.,  druggist,  dwl  SW  cor  Bdwy  and  Dupont 
Stuart  Benjamin  F.,  caibuilder  with  Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  424  Fourth 
Stuart  Charles,  liquor  saloon,  311  Davis,  dwl  SW 

cor  California  and  Spring 
Stuart  Charles  A.,  chief  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Mon- 
tana 
Stuart  Charles  D.,  clerk,  dwl  517  Pine 
Stuart  Henry  A.,  (Caliban)  poet,  dwl  18  Clinton 
Stuart  James,  miner,  dwl  SW  cor  Pacific  and  Davis 
Stuart  James,  salesman  with  Kennedy  &  O'Neil, 

dwl  143  Clara 
STUART  JAMES  P.,  attorney  at  law   and   real 

estate  agent,  office  522  Jlout,  dwl   206  Seventh 
Stuart  James  F.,boilennaker  Portland  Boiler  Works 

dwl  143  Clara 
Stuart  Jesse  C,  storekeeper  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's 

S.S.  California,  dwl  765  Mission 
Stuart  John,  freight  clerk  with  P.M.S.S.Co.,dwl  621 

Harrison 


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Stuart  Joseph,  pileclri%-er,  dwl  S  s  DeBoom  nr  First 

Stuart  Mrtria  A.,  (widow)  dwl  18  Clinton 

Stnart  Robert,  baggasemaster  Sailors'  Home,   SW 

cor  Battery  and  Vallejo 
Stuart  Sarah  Miss,  cloakmaker  with  Mrs.  R.   Al- 

tenberg,  dwl  344  Fifth 
Stnart  Susan  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  535  California 
Stuart  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  1118  Market 
Stnart  Thomas,  merchant,  dwl  8  Haywood 
Stuart  William,  (Forester  &  S.J  dwl  606  Folsom 
Stuart  William  A.,  bookkeeper  with  T.  H.  Hatch  & 

Co.,  dwl  206  Seveuth 
Stuart. — See  Stewart 
Stubbs  David  D.,  clerk  Quartermaster  Div.  Pac, 

703  Market,  dwl  743  Howard 
Stubbs  James,   engineer  C.  S.  Nav.  Go's  steamtug 

Anesha 
Stubbs  Jessie,  engineer,  dwl  S  s  Grove  bet  Frank- 
lin and  V^an  Ness  Avenue 
Stuber  Moritz,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  73  Fourth 
Stucke   Carsten,  groceries    and    liquors,   NW    cor 

Eighth  and  Bryant 
Studley  George  W.,  compositor  Alta  California,  dwl 

811  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Studley   Smith   S.,  expresswagon,   cor  Davis  and 

Wash,  dwl  811  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Stndwick  Joseph  E.,  shoemaker,  dwl  256  Clem 
Stuhr  Elizabeth,  (widow)  dwl  69  Everett 
Stuhr  Henry,  f  Peterson  &  S.)  dwl  7  Adelaide  Place 
Stuhr  Henry  G.,  steward  Philadelphia  House,  dwl 

60  Everett 
Stully  Useph,  gardener  with  Henry  Stewart,  dwl 

N  8  Geary  bet  Devisadero  and  Broderick 
Stnlz  Charles,  fSttilz  &  Lehritter)  dwl  21  John 
Stulz  Philip,  market,  S  s  Mission  nr  Eighth 
Stulz  William,  foreman  Bavaria  Brewery,  dwl  Ws 

Diipont  bet  Green  and  Vallejo 
Stulz  &  Lehritter,  (Charles    Stulz  and  John  Leh- 
ritter J  hairdressing  saloon,  937  Kearny 
Stumpf  Balthaser,  baker,  226  Pacific 
Stumpf  Jacob,  shoemaker  with  Maass&  Israel,  dwl 

25  Morton 
Stumpf  Louis,  shoemaker  with  David  Ferris,   dwl 

NE  cor  Sutter  and  Stockton 
Sturcke  Hermann,  clerk  with  Joseph  Melbourn,  dwl 

NW  cor  Powell  and  Pacific 
Sturcken  O.  E.  H.,  sailmaker  with  John  L.  Prior, 

dwl  125  Shipley 
Sturdivant  Robert  O.,  real  estate   agent,   dwl   646 

Stevenson 
Sturgeon  Andrew,  stairbuilder  with   Hibberd,  San- 
born &  Co.,  dwl  615  Mission 
Sturgeon  J.  S.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League.  128  Kearny 
Sturges  A.  E.  Mrs.,  millinery,  824  VVashington 
Sturges    Jeptha,     brickmason,    dwl    Guerrero    nr 

Twenty-Seventh 
Sturgeson  George,  blacksmith,  dwl  Fort  Point 
Sturke  John  W.,  barkeeper,   dwl  cor  Mission  and 

Thirtieth 
Sturken  Henry,  barkeeper  with  Madel  &  Tietjeu, 

dwl  NE  cor  Spear  and  Howard 
Sturkin  Edward,  jeweler,  dwl  125  Shipley 
Sturm  Charles,  hairdressing  saloon,  264  Third 
Sturman  Benjamin,  physician,  office  and  dwl  640 

Howard 
Sturtevant  George,  clerk  with  Irving  Sturtevant, 

dwl  810  Greenwich 
Sturtevant  Irving,  coal  oil  and  lamps,   NE   cor  Du- 

pont  and  Broadway,  dwl  1714  Mason 
Sturtevant  I.  Lawrence,  melter  S.  F.  Assaying  and 

Refining  Works,  dwl  811  Greenwich 
Sturtevant  J.  L.  Mrs.,  florist,  8  O'Farrell 
STURZENEGGER  6USTAVE,  proprietor  Swiss 

Hotel,  627  and  629  Commercial 
Stussi  Frederick,  expresswagon,  dwl  1185  Bdwy 
Stuten  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  N  s  Oregon  bet  Front 

and  Davis 
Stuttmeister  Rudolph,  physician,  office  235  Kearny, 
dwl  759  Howard 


Stuttmeister  Victor  H.,  8ale.«man  with  D.  Samuels, 

dwl  cor  Ellis  and  Larkin 
Stutzmann   Frederick,   bookkeeper  with   A.  Bonr- 

going  &  Co.,  dwl  Swiss  Hotel 
Styles  George,   carpenter    and    builder,    NW  cor 

Stockton    and   Post,  dsvl    NW  cor  Bush  and 

Cemetery  Avenue 
Styles  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Ash  Av  bet  Larkin 

and  Polk 
Styles  L.  F.,  engineer  strar  ElCapitan,  Oakland 

Ferry,  dwl  708  Sutter 
Suanet  Charles,  butcher,  dwl  Point  Lobos  road   1| 

miles  from  Toll  Gate 
Subia  Francisco  R.,  carrier  La    Sociedad,  dwl  642 

Broadway 
Sublett  Maria  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  327  O'Farrell 
Suhlett  William,  purser  North    Pac.  Trans.   Co.'s 

S.  S.  Gussie  Telfair,  dwl  744  Howard 
Sublett  William,  speculator,  dwl  327  O'Farrell 
Sublett  William  A.,  dentist,  dwl  327  O'Farrell 
Succor  Mill  and  Mining  Co.,  (Gold  Hill,  Nevada) 

office  77  and  78  Montgomery  Block 
Such  Francis,^  Such  &  Feck  J  dwl  San  Miguel  ranch 

nr  Twenty-fourth 
Such  &  Peck,  (Francis   Such   and    James   Peek) 

milkranch,  San  Migel  ranch  nr  Twenty-fourth 
Suckert  Leon,  physician,  office  and  dwl  402  Kearny 
Suckow  Charles,  cabnietmaker,  613  Jackson,   dwl 

617  Geary,  rear 
Suckow  William,  tailor,  dwl  617  Geary,  rear 
Sucss  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  435  Pine 
Sudden  James,  deckhand  steamer  Salinas,  Washing- 
ton St.  Whart 
Sudden  Robert,  master  mariner,  dwl  E  s  Mission  nr 

Fourteenth 
Suden  William,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Sue  Woo  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  941  Dupont 
Sugden  John,  messenger  Pacific  Club,  530  Cal 
Susroe  John,  waiter  Lick  Hou.se 
Suhl  Christopher  F.,  (Crooks,  Barz  &  S.)  dwl  E  s 

Drumm  bet  Sacramento  and  California 
Suhling  Henry,  (BredhoJf&  S.J  dwl  29  Ritch 
Snich  Jerome.  (Suich  Jp  Co. J  dwl  1025  Pacific 
SUICH    &     CO.,    (Jerome    Suich    and    Mariana 

MarchiniJ  importers  and  wholesale  liquors,  623 

Sansom 
Suker  Crist,  mariner,  dwl  134  Stenart 
Suling  Carl,  clerk  with  L.  S.  Rose,  dwl  835  Cal 
Sullivan  Anna  Miss,  seamstress,  dwl  51  Natoma 
Sullivan  Annie,  (widow)  dressmaker,  636  Howard 
Stillivan  Annie    Mrs.,  dwl  NW  cor  Union  and  Cal- 
houn 
Sullivan  Annie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  45  Ritch 
Sullivan  Arthur,  laborer,  dwl  2111  First 
Sullivan  Bridget,  (widow)  dwl  .531  Mission 
Sullivan  Bridget  A.,  (widow)  groceries  and  liquors, 

N  W  cor  Turk  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Sullivan  C,  conductor  City  R.  R. 
Sullivan  Catharine,  (widow)   furnished   rooms,  830 

Pacific 
Sullivan  Catharine,  dwl  522  Turk,  rear 
Sullivan  Catharine,  (widow)  lodgings,  17  Third 
Sullivan  Catharine  Mrs.,  stamping  and  embroidery, 

113  Second 
Sullivan  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  518  Mission 
Sullivan   Cornelius,  expresswagon,  SE   cor  Fourth 

and  Howard,  dwl  N  s  Natoma  nr  Tenth 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  140  Natoma 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  F]  s  Harrison  bet 

Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Sullivan    Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  NW  cor  Clinton 

and  Brannan 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  shoemaker,  dwl  133  Fifth 
Sullivan  Cornelius,   shoemaker  with   Metropolitan 

B.   &  S.  Co.,  dwl  327  Beale 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  teamster  with  George  Dough- 
erty, dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  (Sullivan  &  Murphy  J  dwl  513 
Tehama 


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Sullivan  Cornelius  D.  O.,  (Sullivan,  Kelly  &  Go.) 

dwl  1023  Bush 
SnllivHn  Cornelius  J.,  dwl  19J  Grand  Avenue 
Sullivan  D.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &.  Kelso 
Sullivan  Daniel,  coppersmith  with  Thomas  Reyn- 
olds, dwl  456  Jessie 
Sullivan   Daniel,   driver  with   J.   B.    Kemp,  dwl 

Lonp  Bridf^e  foot  Fourth 
Snllivan  Daniel,  fireman  stm  Alameda, dwl  80  Jessie 
Sullivan  Daniel,  Kroceries  and  liquors,  N\V  cor  Bu- 
chanan and  Ellis 
Sullivan  Daniel,   groceries  and   liquors,  NW  cor 

Fourth  and  Freelon 
Sullivan  Daniel,  hostler,  dwl  8  Minna,  rear 
Sullivan  Daniel,  laborer,  dw!  18  Allen 
Sullivan  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl '210  Washington 
Sullivan  Daniel,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'b  S. 

S.  Gussie  Telfair 
Sullivan  Daniel,  laborer,  dwl  Ns  Twenty-fourth  bet 

Harrison  and  Alabama 
Sullivan  Daniel,  miner,  dwl  212  Broadway 
Sullivan  Daniel,  porter  with  Heclit  Bros,  k  Co., dwl 

19  Ran8cli,rear 
Sullivan  Daniel,  pressman  with  Sterett  Printing  Co., 

dwl  Steiner  bet  Eddy  and  Ellis 
Sullivan  Daniel,   (Sullivan  <&  HayburnJ  dwl  026 

Folsom 
Sullivan  Daniel  J.,  locksmith  and  bellhanger,  765 

Market 
SULLIVA^f  DANIEL  T.,   attorney  at  law,  office 

room  22  U.  S.  Court  Building,  NE  cor  Battery 

and  Washington,  dwl  34  Eleventh 
Sullivan  David,  captain  stmr  Relief,  Commercial 

Street  Wharf 
Sullivan  Dennis,  boilermaker,  dwl  133  Fifth 
Sullivan  Dennis,  driver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  N  s 

Twenty-fourth  bet  Harrison  and  Alabama 
Sullivan  Dennis,  furnished  rooms,  NE  cor  Fifth  and 

Clara 
Snllivan  Dennis,  lather,  dwl  136  Natoma 
Sullivan  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  1428  Pacitic 
Sullivan  Dennis,   laborer  with  M.  H.  Turrill,  dwl 

2810  Buchanan 
Sullivan  Edward,  agent  Marks  Brewery,  dwl  254 

Stevenson 
Sullivan    Edward,    baker  with  Nicholas  Powers, 

dwl  'JU8i  Folsom 
Sullivan  Edward,  stonecutter,  dwl  W  s  Decatur  nr 

Bryant 
Sullivan  Edward  V.,  laborer  Genessee  Flour  Mill, 

dwl  251  Stevenson 
Sullivan  Eliza  J.  Miss,  sewing  and  evening  school, 

553  Bryant 
Sullivan  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  17  Welsh 
Sullivan  Euijene,  waiter,  dwl  1422  Powell 
SULLIVAN  EUGENE  L.,    real  estate,   office  45 

Exchange  Building,  dwl  812  Bush 
Sullivan  Eugene  O.,  porter  Overland  House 
Sullivan  F.  J.,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Sullivan  Florence,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Pacilic  and 

Front 
Sullivan  Florence,  (Kennelly  &  S.J  dwl  119  Morton 
Sullivan  Florence  J.  Rev.,  professor  classics  St.  Ig- 
natius College,  841  Market 
SULLIVAN,    FRATINGER    &    CO..    (Thomas 

Sullivan,    Antoine  M.    Frntinger  and  George 

Noll  J  importers  and  retail  cloaks,  shawls,  man- 
tillas, etc.,  14  Montgomery 
Snllivan  George  W.,  hostler  with  H.  J.  Randall.dwl 

669  Market 
Sullivan  Honora  Miss,  boarding,  843  Clay 
Sullivan  Ignatius,  laborer,  dwl   W  s  Shotwell  bet 

Twenty-sixth  and  Twenty-seventh 
Sullivan  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co's  Wharf 
Sullivan  J.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Sullivan  James,  dairyman  with    C.   Killigan,   dwl 

Visiiacion  Valley  nr  San  Bruno  Road 
Sullivan  James,  horseshoer,  218  Post,  dwl216Third 
Sullivan  James,  laborer,  dwl  641  Commercial 


Sullivan  James,  boarding,  119  Morton 

Sullivan  James,  lineman  Western  Union  Telegraph 

Co.,  dwl  18U8  Powell 
Sullivan  James,  liquor  saloon,  29  Pacilic 
Sullivan  James,  shoemaker   U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  133  Fifth 
Sullivan  James,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 

S.  Gussie  Telfair 
Sullivan  James,  (St.  Crispin  Boot  and  Shoe  Coop- 
erative Union  J  dwl  231  Clara 
Sullivan  James,  trnnkmaker  with  E.  Galpen  &  Co., 

dwl  113  Second 
Sullivan  James,  waiter  with  Donovan  &,   Twohig, 

dwl  568  Mission 
Snllivan  James  F.,  printer,  dwl  506  Post 
Sullivan   Jane,    (widow)    dwl  SE   cor   Capp   and 

Twenty-fourth 
Sullivan  J.  C,  with  John  G.  Hodge  &  Co.,  dwl  42 

Sixth 
Sullivan  J.  D.,  professor  St.  Ignatius  College,  dwl 

841  Market 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,  bootmaker  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  29  Lafayette 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,    cartman,    dwl    22    Boardman 

Place,  rear 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,  laboi-er,  dwl  74  First 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  79  Clementina, rear 
Snllivan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  755  Mission,  rear 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  9021  Folsom 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  926  Folsom 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Ash  Avenue  bet 

Larkin  and  Polk 
Sullivan  Jei-emiah,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Turk  bet  Fill- 
more and  Steiner 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Sullivan  Jeremiah  F.,  clerk  with  Winaus  &  Belknap, 

dwl  NE  cor  Valencia  and  Ridley 
Sullivan  Jeremiah  F.,  painter,  dwl  E  s  Folsom  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Sullivan  Johanna  Miss,  furrier,  dwl  34  Minna 
Sullivan  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  232  First 
Sullivan  John,  blacksmith  with  T.  Lowney  &  Co., 

dwl  E  s  Kate  nr  Bryant 
Sullivan  John,  boatman,   dwl  NE  cor  Front  and 

Pacific 
Sullivan  John,  boilermaker  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

Jessie  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Sullivan  John,  bootmaker,  junction  Hayes  and  Mkt 
Sullivan  John,   bootmaker    with    Buckingham    tfc 

Hecht,  dwl  256|  Jessie 
Sullivan  John,  boot  and  shoe  manufacturer,  NE  cor 

Battery  and  Jackson 
Sullivan  John,  butcher  with   M.    Selig,  dwl  First 

Avenue  nr  Kentucky 
Sullivan  John,  compositor  Monitor,  dwl  471  Jessie 
Sullivan  John,  engineer  White's  Laundry,  dwl  20 

Rausch,  rear 
Sullivan  John,  engineer  with  Bacon  &.  Company, 

dwl  59  Everett 
Sullivan  John,   foreman  with  Woodhams  &  Lud- 

lum,  dwl  1  St.  Mary  Place 
Snllivan  John,  gasfitter,  dwl  512  Post 
Sullivan  John,  hostler  Front  St.M.&O.R.R.,dwl  N  e 

Bush  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  dwl  240  Townsend 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  dwl  245^  Bluxome 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  dwl  605  Third 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  dwl  623  Ellis 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  dwl  763  Mission 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  dwl  91 1  Market 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Pacific  and  Bu- 
chanan ,, 
Sullivan  John,  laborer  with  C.P.R.R.CO.,dwlNW 

cor  Berry  and  Third 
Sullivan  John,  laborer  with  William  H.  Norton.dwl 

Austin  nr  Gough 
Sullivan  John,  policeman.  City  Hall,  dwl  252  Clem 
Sullivan  John,  real  estate,  dwl  1051  Mission 
Sullivan  John.shoemaker.dwl  New  Railroad  House 


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Sullivan  John,  stevedore  with  C.P.R.R.CO.,dwl604 

Tliird 
Sullivan  John,  waiter  Orleans  Hotel 
Sullivan  Jolm,  waiter,  dwl  933^  Foisom 
Sullivan  Joiin  D.,  barkeepei-,  521  Sacramento,  dwl 

553  Howard 
Sullivan  John  D.,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B  &  S.  CO., 

dwl  809  Harrison 
Sullivan  John  D.,  housemover,  dwl  939  Foisom 
Sullivan  John  F.,  stevedore,  dwl  12  Freelon 
Sullivan  John  F.,  blacksmith   with  Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  413  Natoma 
Sullivan  Jolin  J.,  laborer,  dwl  15  Everett 
Sullivan  John  J.,  tailor  with  Louis  Lachman,  dwl 

2.0  Dora  nr  Bryant 
Sullivan  John  Jerome,  dwl  749  Market 
Sullivan  Juseph,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Alabama  bet 

Twentylliird  and  Twenty-fourth 
Sullivan  Joseph,  coachman,  dwl  7  Ritch 
Sullivan  Joseph,  laborer,  dwl  5U6  Vallejo 
SULLIVAN  J.  W.,  books,  stationery  and  news- 
papers, 609  Sansom 
Sullivan  K;ite,  (widow)  dwl  256|  Jessie 
Sullivan  Kate    Miss,   principal    Lincoln    Primary 

School,  dwl  44  Third 
Sullivan  Kate  Miss,  upholsteress  with  Frank  G.  Ed- 
wards, dwl  75  Clementina 
Sullivan  Kate  F.  Miss,  shoetitter  with   D.  W.  Em- 
erson &  Co.,  dwl  307  Minna 
SULLIVAN,  KELLY  &  CO.,  {Cornelius    D.   O. 
Sullivan  and  James  R.  Kdly)  importers  and 
jobbers  paints,  oils,  glass,  varnishes,  etc.,   NVV 
cor  Front  and  Pine 
Sullivan  Laurence  J.,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Harrison  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Sullivan  Lawrence,  laborer,   dwl  210   Washington 
Sullivan  Lawrence,  upholsterer  with  Edward  Gra- 
ham, dwl  147^  Fourth 
Sullivan  M.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  Wharf 
Sullivan  Maggie  J.,  fur  sewer  with  M.  Lachmau  & 

Co.,  dwl  18  Rausch 
Sullivan  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  cor  Zoe  and  Welsh 
Sullivan  Margaret,  housekeeper,  269  Minna 
Sullivan  Margaret  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  245  Second 
Sullivan  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  527  Mission 
Sullivan  Matthew,  laborer,  dwl  902^  Foisom 
Sullivan  Maurice,  blacksmith,  dwl  20  Jessie,  rear 
Sullivan  Michael,  carriagepainter  with  Kimball  Man- 
ufacturing Co.,  dwl  5  Zoe 
Sullivan  Michael,  hackmau  with  Harris  Cover,  dwl 

145  Fifth 
Sullivan  Michael,  haruesamaker  with  Main  &  Win- 
chester,dwl  E  s  Kearny  bet  Jackson  and  Pacific 
Sullivan  Michael,  hostler  with  A.  W.  Gates,  dwl  311 

Pacific 
Sullivan  Michael,  hostler  with  Crittenden  &  Dalton, 

dwl  708  Mission 
Sullivan  Michael,  molder,  dwl  421  Foisom 
Sullivan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  7  Miller  Place 
Sullivan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  256  Clementina 
Sullivan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  604  Brannan 
Sullivan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  848  Foisom 
Sullivan  iMichael,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Valeucia  nr  Thir- 
teenth 
Sullivan  Michael,  laborer, dwl  W  s  Kansas  nr  Hum- 
boldt 
Sullivan  Michael,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Sullivan    Michael,   peddler,    dwl  W  s   Eighth  nr 

Howard 
Sullivan  Michael,  (Sullivan  &  Hart)  dwl  64  Fii'st 
Sullivan  Morris,  blacksmith  with  McAfee,  Spiers  & 

Co.,  dwl  18  Jessie 
Sullivan  Mortimer,  marbleworker  with  John  Daniel 

&  Co.,  dwl  2  Boyd 
Sullivan  Morty,  marblecutter,  1071  Market 
Sullivan  Nora,  ladies'  hairdresser  with  Felix  Pyat, 

dwl  430  Geary 
Sullivan  Owen,  laborer  with  J.  W.  Henry,  dwl  E  B 
Kearny  bet  Lombard  and  Greenwich 


Sullivan   Patrick,   clerk  with  Daniel  Hartnett,  212 

Broadway 
Sullivan  Patrick,  hackman,  dwl  915  Foisom 
Sullivan  Patrick,  helper  with  Rosekrans  &  O'Don- 

nell,  dwl  37  Natoma 
Sullivan    Patrick,   laborer,  dwl  18  Boardman  Place 
Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  163  Jessie 
Sullivan  Patrick, laborer, dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Pac  and  Front 
Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer  Fultou  Foundry,  dwl  255 

Tehama 
Sullivan  Patrick, marblecutter,  dwl  140Natoma,rear 
Sullivan  Patrick,  plasterer,  dwl  Wayne  nr  Crescent 

Avenue 
Sullivan  P^itrick,  porter,  108  Battery,  dwl  W  s  Col- 
umbia bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Sullivan    Patrick,    president  Laborers'   Protective 

Benevolent  Association,  dwl  .50  Louisa 
Sullivan  Patrick,  seaman,  dwl  SW  cor  Market  and 

Stenart 
Sullivan  Patrick,  upholsterer, 26  Sixth 
Sullivan  Patrick,  waiter  Russ  House 
Sullivan  Patrick,   watchman,  d'.vl  SW  cor  Br^'ant 

and  Fourth 
Sullivan  Patrick  C,  laborer,  dwl  256  Tehama 
Sullivan  Patiick  H.,  porter,  342  Montgomery, dwl 

302  Beale 
Sullivan  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Ash  bet  Octavia  and 

Laguna 
Sullivan  Peter',  marble  polisher,  937  Market,  dwl  555 

Stevenson 
Sullivan  Peter  J.,  ('P.  J!  Sullivan  &   Co.)  dwl  9 

Perry 
Sullivan  "Philip,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S. 

S.  Oriftamme 
Sullivan  Philip,  liquor  saloon,  42  First 
Sullivan  P.  J.  &  Co., clothing,  28  Third 
Sullivan  Richard,  waiter  with  Rosekrans  &.  O'Dou- 

nell 
Sullivan  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  21  Langton,  rear 
Sullivan  Robert,  laborer,  dwl  529  Valencia 
Sullivan  Samuel, waiter  P.  M.  S.  S.Colorado 
Sullivan  Terrence,    engineer  Pacific  Oil  &.  Lead 

Works,  dwl  609  Third 
Sullivan  Terrence,  (Sullivan  &   Sweeney  J  dwl  125 

Fourth 
Sullivan  Theresa  Miss,  shoestitcher  with  Lawrence 

J.  Ryan,  dwl  410  Clementina 
Sullivan    Tliomas,   assistant  engineer    North  Pac. 

Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S.  Orizaba 
Sullivan  Thomas,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.   S.   S. 

Great  Republic 
Sullivan  Thomas,  coachman.  Lick  House 
Sullivan    Thomas,   hackdriver,    dwl    Montgomery 

Place  nr  Montgomery 
Sullivan  Thomas,  hostler'Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R.   R., 

dwl  W  8  Polk  nr  Broadway 
Sullivan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  9  Miller  Place 
Sullivan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  9  Welsh 
Sullivan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  51  Minna 
Sullivan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  222  Francisco 
Sullivan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  506  Post 
Sullivan  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Hoff  Avenue  nr 

Sixteenth 
SULLIVAN  THOMAS,  (Sullivan,  Fratinger  & 

Co.;  dwl  12  Haight 
Sullivan  Thomas  Jr.,  plumber,  dwl  506  Post 
Sullivan  Thomas  D.,calker,  dwl  N  s  Twenty-fourth 

nr  Valencia 
Sullivan  Thomas  G.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Mission  and  Thirteenth 
Sullivan  Thomas  N.,  hackman,  dwl  SW  cor  Leav- 
enworth and  Jackson 
Sullivan  Timothy,  dwl  250  Tehama,  rear 
Sullivan  Timothy,  butcher,  dwl  502  Bryant 
Sullivan    Timothy,  carpenter    H.    G.   League,  128 

Kearny 
Sullivan  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  19  Harlan  Place 
Sullivan  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  119  Morton 


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Sn'.livan  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  530  Mission 
Sullivan  Timothy,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Guerrero  and 

Quiiin 
Sullivan  Timothy.laborer,dwl  W  8  Gavin  nr  Filbert 
Sullivan  Timothy,  marbleworker  with  John  Daniel 

&  Co 
Snllivan  Timothy,  stevedore,  dwl  27  Hunt 
Sullivan  Timothy,  stonecutter,  dwl  W  s  Washington 

Avenue  nr  Mission 
Sullivan  Timothy,  whitewasher,  dwl  1428  Pacific 
Sullivan  Timothy,  (StUlivan  Sf  DelaneyJ  dwl  502 

Bryant 
Sullivan  Timothy  D.,  miner,  dwl  NE  cor  Kearny 

and  Broadway 
Sullivan  Timotliy  J.,  shipwright,  dwl  110  Fourth 
SuUivan  T.  M.  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Silver  Street 

Primary  School,  dwl  141  Silver 
Sullivan  William,   bootmaker  with  G.  Burkhardt, 

dwl  N  s  Washington  bet  Hyde  and  Leav 
Sullivan  W'illiara,  cartnian,  dwl  18  Welsh 
Sullivan  NN'illiam,  cigardealer,  dwl  SW  cor  Davis 

and  Vallejo 
Sullivan  William,  dairyman  with  Solomon  Higgins, 

dwl  Jlission  opp  Courtland  Avenue 
Sullivan  William,  furdresser,  dwl  15  William 
Sullivan  William,  laborer,  dwl  NW  cor  Mission  and 

Main 
Sullivan  William, weigher,  dwl  N  s  Lincoln  bet  Tay- 
lor and.lones 
SULLIVAX  WILLIAM,  wines  and  liquors,  and 

ball  and  racket  court,  733  Howard 
Sullivan  William,  tanner  with  Daniel  Mahoney.dwl 

W  8  Dolores  nr  Fourteenth 
Sullivan    William    J.,   brassmolder  with  Weed  «fc 

Kingweli.dwl  17  Natoma 
Sullivan'William  P.,  with   Buckingham  &  Hecht, 

dwl  cor  Mission  and  Ninth 
SuUivan  &  Delaiiey,  (Timolhy  SuUivan  and    IVil- 

Ham  Delaneyj  market,  SE  cor  Har  and  Dora 
SuUivan  &  Hart,  (Michael  Sullivan  and   Jame-i  J. 

Hart)  proprietors  Winthrop  Houi^e,  61-66  First 
Sullivan  &  Murphy,  (Corntliua  Sullivan  and  Den- 
nis Murphy/  groceries  and  liquors,   221  Fourth 
Salliydn  Si.  iweeuey.  (  Terence  Sul  I  icon  and  John 

M.  Siceeuey )  boots  and  shoes,  26  Third 
Sullivan's  Building,  SW  cor  Dupont  and  Pacific 
Sully  John,  plumber,  dwl  N  s  Post  bet  Broderick 

and  Biker 
Sulsberg  Charles,  broomraaker  with  Van  Laak  & 

Gillespie,  dwl  14  Drumm 
Sulzer  Albert,  cigarmaker  with  WiUiam  Seidel,  dwl 

409  Stevenson 
Summer  Charles,  oystermau  with  Henry   Labasen, 

dwl  3  Ewer  Place 
Summer  William, cook.  605  Com,  dwl  Barron  House 
Sammerfield  Alexander,  ladies'  underwear  and  cor- 

Bets,  116  Kearny,  dwl  362  Minna 
Sammerfield  Alexander  Jr.,  clerk  with  John  Eosen- 

feld,  dwl  36J  Minna 
Sammerfield  Alice  Miss,  saleswoman,    116  Kearny, 

dwl  362  Minna 
Sammerfield  Levi,  salesman,  116  Kearny,  dwl  362 

Minna 
Sammerfield  Solomon,  merchant,  dwl  362  Minna 
Sumraerhayes  William,   photographer   with  Jacob 

Shew,  dwl  II 13  Stockton 
Summermacher  Charles,  laborer  C.  P.  R.   R.,   dwl 

Berry  Street  House 
Summers  Andrew,  carpenter,  dwl  45  Vallejo 
Summers  Augustus  P.,  clerk,  dwl  631   Sacramento 
Summers  Charles,  messman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

8.  8.  Oriflamme 
Summers  Heniy  Mrs.,  dwl  832  Washington 
Summers  Raymond,  clerk,  dwl  NW  cor  Sansom 

and  Greenwich 
Summers  Thomas,  engineer,  dwl  N  g  Union  bet 

Calhou'i  and  Sansom 
Summers  William,  sailmaker,  dwl  SW  cor  Wash 

iugton  and  Sansom 


Summers. — See  Somers 

Summerset  Thomas,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  828 
California 

Summerville  Ann  Mrs.,  proprietress  New  York 
Fulton  House,  116  Steuart 

Summerville  Robert,  watcliniitn  Occidental  Hotel 

SUMMIT  ICE  CO.,  Frank  Williams  agent,  oflice 
and  depot  312  Mission 

Summit  Mining  Co.,  (Amador  Co.)  ofliice  528  Cal 

Summit  Valley  Ice  Co.,  depot  and  office  261  First 

Sumner  Albert  1.,  professor  music,  dwl  536  Wash- 
ington 

Sumner  Charles,  driver  Bamber  &  Co.'s  Express, 
res  Mission,  San  Jose 

Sumner  Charles  A.,  official  short  hand  reporter  Mu- 
nicipal Criminal  Court,  and  Conutv  Court, 
office  room  6,  729  Mont,  dwl  1 17  O'Fafrell 

Sumner  Frank  W.,  clerk,  220  Montgomery,  dwl 
959  Howard 

Sumner  James,  cook,  dwl  Dent  Place  nr  Jackson 

Sumner  Joseph,  tinsmith,  29  Drumm,  dwl  1045  How 

Sumner  William  B.,  hide  and  leather  dealer,  29 
Battery,  dwl  959  Howard 

Sun  Chong  Wo  &.  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  710 
Sacramento 

Sundblad  Victor,  bookkeeper  with  C.  J.  Janson, 
dwl  SE  cor  Valencia  aud  Twentv-first 

Sundell  Frank,  upholsterer,  717  Market 

Sunder  George,  copying  clerk  Probate  Court,  dwl 
318  Clementina 

Sunnol  Charles,  physician,  dwl  NW  cor  Broadway 
aud  Kearny 

Sunny  Vale  Homestead  Association,  office  507  Mont 

Sunnyside  Homestead  Association,  office  507  Mont 

SunnvBide  House,  Mission  and  Ocean  House  road 

SUPERINTENDENT  COMMON  SCHOOLS,City 
and  County  San  Francisco,  office  22  City  HaU, 
second  floor 

SUPEKINTEXDEXT  INDIAN  AFFAIRS  U.  S., 
office  224  Kearny 

SUPERINTENDENT  PUBLIC  INSTRUCTION, 
(State  of  California)  office  240  Montj;omerv 

SUPERINTENDENT  STREETS  AND  HIGH- 
WAYS, office  basement  City  Hall,  cor  Mer- 
chant and  Dunbar  Alley 

SUPERINTENDENT  U.  S.  BRANCH  MINT, 
office  613  Commercial 

Superior  Homestead  Association,  office  306  Mont 

Supervising  Agent  Steamboats  U.  S.,  office  17  U.  S. 
Court  Building,  NE  cor  Wash  and  Battery 

SUPERVISORS  BOARD  OF,  room  3  City  HaU, 
second  floor 

SUPLEE  ALBERT  H,  agent  EUiptic  Sewing 
Machines,  27  New  Mout,  dwl  524  Geary 

Suplee  Albert  H.  Jr.,  salesman  with  A.  H.  Suplee, 
dwl  524  Geary 

Suplee  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  524  Geary 

SUPLEE   NEEDLE  CO..  office  27  New  Mont 

Supple  David,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  S  s  Pfeifier 
bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 

Supple  Edward,  drvgoods,  158  Third,  dwl  210  Jessie 

SURVEY  OUTSIDE  LANDS, office  16 City  HaU, 
second  floor 

SURVEYOR  CITY  AND  COUNTY,  office  16 
City  Hall,  second  floor 

SURVEYOR  GENERAL  CALIFORNIA,  (U.S.) 
office  306  Pine 

SURVEYOR  OF  THE  PORT,  (U.  S.;  office  sec- 
ond floor  Custom  House 

Surville  Martin,  fSurville  &  DuportJ  dwl  cor  Lom- 
bard and  Frauklin 

Surville  <t  Duport,  (Martin  Surville  and  Charles 
Duport)  soap  manufacturers,  cor  Gough  and 
Chestnut 

Sury  Paul,  barkeeper,  431  Pine 

Susand  Bartholomew,  (colored)  hairdresser  with  N. 
C.  Susand,  dwl  28  Stone 

Susand  Nathaniel  C,  (colored)  hairdressing  saloon, 
404  Montgomery,  dwl  28  Stone 


JOIfES,  PUTiTiMAN  &  CO.,  116  SanEOzn  Street,  Fancy  Dry  Gooda. 


BEDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  The  "WTiolesale  Druggists  of  the  Pacific  Coast. 


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Susldnd   Ernest,   broker,   office  225  Sanson),   dwl 

130  Slitter 
Susmau    Philip,    secretary  Oakland  Cotton  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  office  5  San,  dwl  921  Greenwich 
Sutcher    Clement    S.,    mattressmaker  with  James 

Laidley,  dwl  Filbert  nr  Gough 
Sutclitfe  William,  liquor  saloon,  144  Steuart 
Siiter  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  212  Steuart 
Suter  Jeanette,  (widow)  dressmaker,  300  Kearny, 

dwl  228  Bush 
Suter  Samuel,  machinist  Fulton  Foundry,    dwl  H 

Hartnian  Place 
Suterta  Philip,  real  estate,  dwl  7  Pollard  Place 
Sutherland  Andrew  B.,  longshoreman,  dwlE  s  Reed 

Place  nr  Green 
Sutherland  Chat  les  L.,  merchant,  dwl  1206  Larkin 
Sutherland  Frederick  E.,  attorney  at  law,  office  48 

Exchange  Building,  dwl  1306  Taylor 
Sutherland  Isabel,  boarding  school,  1306  Taylor 
Sutherland  Jacob,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  312  Beale 
Sutherland  James  G-,  salesman  with  Charles  Tenc6 

&  Co.,  dwl  307  Chestnut 
Sutherland  John  J.,  teamster,  pier  3,  Steuart,  dwl 

6221  Minna 
Sutherland  N.  S.,   (widow)  dwl  123  Ninth 
Sutherland  Robert,  (Sutherland  &   Gray)  dwl  250 

Minna 
Sutherland  Sutherland  F.,  reporter  S.F.  Chronicle, 

dwl  1020  Stockton 
Sutherland  Thomas,  mining,  bds  Occidental  Hotel 
Sutherland  William,  engraver  with  John  J.  Joiner, 

dwl  123  Bush 
SUTHERLAND    &    GRAY,  (Robert    Sutherland 

and  John  {T.  Gray)  plumbers  and  gaslitters,  230 

R«>niy  Vii  tCtlf  V 
Sutlirt'  Henry,  dwl  Virginia  Block 
Sutlitf  Henry,  clerk  with  T.  Sutlift",  dwl  832  Kearny 
Sutlitf  Thomas,  cigars  and  tobacco,  832  Kearny,  dwl 

507  Filbert 
Sutro  Adolph,  mining,  dwl  908  Jackson 
Sutro  Charles,  gold  dust  and  exchange  broker,  411 

Montgomery,  dwl  5  Stockton 
Sutro  Gustave,  gold  dust  and  exchange  broker,  411 

Montgomery,  dwl  1011  Larkin 
Sutro  Tunnel  Co.,  William  K.  Van  Aleu  secretary, 

office  625  Montgomery 
Sutter  P^mile  V..  notary  public  and  commissioner 

deeds,  606  Merchant,  dwl  Frank's  Building 
Sutter  James,  clerk  with  Voizin,   liis  &  Co.,  dwl 

107  Sansom 
Sutter  Samuel,  machinist,  dwl  9  Hartman 
Sutter  Street   House,  Jacob  J.  Heinz  proprietor, 

236  Sutter 
Suttis  Heni-y  Allen,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuart 
Sutton  Agnes,  (widow)  dwl  250  Beale 
Sutton  Charles,  clerk  with  Isaac  T.  Alilliken,  dwl  9 

Oak  Avenue 
Sutton   Charles,  master  mariner,   dwl  13  Verona 

Place 
Sutton  Charles,  plasterer,  dwl 9  Oak  Grove  Avenue 
Sutton  Charles  Jr.,  agent  Cape  Ann  oil  clothing  and 

rubber  goods,  34  California,  dwl  SW  cor  Har- 
rison and  Twentieth 
Sutton  Fowler,  carpenter,  dwl   Silver  Avenue  nr 

Sweeney 
Sutton  George,  molder,  dwl  Silver  Av  nr  Sweeney 
Sutton   Helena,    (widow)    dwl   W  s  Bartlett  bet 

Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Sutton  Henry,  dwl  435  Pine' 
Sutton  Jesse,  clerk,  dwl  314  Bush 
button  J.  M.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
SUTTON  OWEN  P.,  secretary  Pacific  Bank,  NW 

cor  Sansom  and  Pine,  dwl  759  Market 
Sutton  Scott,  clerk  with  W.  B.  Cummings  &.  Co., 

dwl  9  Oak  Grove  Avenue 
Suttou  Thomas,  longshoreman,  dwl  1021  Battery 
Sutton  William,  builder,  dwl  143  Shipley 
Sutton  William,  (Babcock  &  S.J  dwl  449  Natoma 

nr  Sixth 


SUTTON  &  CO.'s  DISPATCH  LINE  PACK- 
ETS to  New  York,  George  Howes  &  Co., 
agents,  302  California 

SUYDAM  JAMES  N.,  merchant,  office  405  Front, 
dwl  611  Harrison 

Suydam  Mary  A.,  (widow)  agent  Dr.  Stevens  & 
Co.'s  Cornea  Restoi'er,  128  Kearuv,  dwl  630 
O'Farrell 

Suzallo  Natale,  laborer  with  D.  Ghirardelli,  dwl 
623  Davis 

Svenborg  Peter  O.,  mariner,  dwl  22  Washington 

Svenssou  Olof,  tailor,  dwl  719  California 

Svilovich  Antonio,  hairdresser,  130  Folsom 

Swaby  J.  M.,  (colored)  tailor,  dwl  505  Green 

Swaiu  Aaron,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Alabama  nr  Twen- 
ty-fifth 

Swaiu  A.  E.,  familv  bakery  and  dining  saloon,  636 
Market 

Swain  Ann  W.,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Fifteenth  nr 
Howard 

Swain  Cornelia  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Tenth  St. 
Grammar  School 

Swain  Daniel  W.,  operator  Fire  Alarm  and  Police 
Telegraph,  dwl  Exempt  Fire  Co.'s  Building 

Swain  David  W.,  reservoir  keeper  with  S.  V. 
Water  Co.,  dwl  cor  Buehauan  and  K  ite 

Swain  Edward  R.,  draftsman  with  D.  Farquhar- 
son,  dwl  Potrero  Av  nr  Twenty-fourth 

Swain  Frederick,  carpenter,  dwl  533  Commercial 

Swain  Harry  F.,  bookkeeper  with  N.  Gray  &  Co., 
641  Sacramento,  dwl  1623  Powell 

Svrain  Henry,  night  clerk  with  Beitz  &  Co.,  dwl 
339  Minna 

Swain  Henry  C,  with  R.  B.  Swain  &  Co.,  dwl  729 
Geary 

Swain  Isaac,  broker,  dwl  909  Clay 

SWAIN  JAMES  H.,  boot  and"  shoemaker,  206 
Bnsh,  dwl  NW  cor  Twenty-fiistand  Guerrero 

Swain  James  P.,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Second  and 
Brannan 

Swain  James  S.,  bookkeeper  with  James  II.  Swain, 
dwl  NW  cor  Twenty-first  and  Guerrero 

Swain  Joseph  H.,  hygienic  physician,  office  631 
Sacramento, /'««(i  Swaiu  &  PierccJ  res  Oakland 

SWAIN  JOSIAH  H.,  livery  stable,  417  Folsom 

Swain  Luci'etia  S.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Rincon 
Grammar  School,  dwl  26|  Kearny 

Swain  O.  C,  storekeeper  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue 
Export  Warehouse,  dwl  1521  Leavenwortli 

SWAIN  R.  A.  &  CO.,  importers  and  wholesale 
and  retail  crockery  and  glassware,  NE  cor  San- 
som and  Pine 

SWAIN  R.  B.  &  CO.,  commission  merchants  and 
general  agents  Manhattan  and  Phenix  Insu- 
rance Cos.  office  314  California 

Swain  Revillo  A.,  (R.A.Swain  <t  Co.)  dwl  321  First 

Swain  Rinaldo  R.,  (Swain  &  Co.)  dwl  E  s  Potrero 
Av  nr  Twenty-fourth 

Swain  Robert  B.,  ( R.  B.  Swain  &  Go.)  and  presi- 
dent Chamber  Commerce,  dwl  Occidental 
Hotel 

Swain  8.  Mrs.,  nurse,  dwl  128  Keurny 

Swain  Samuel,  r^/rtn.t7t  Sf  Go.)  dwl   1406  Powell 

Swaiu  S.C,  (widow)  Eureka  Institute,  1420  Powell, 
dwl  1400  Powell 

Swain  William  B.,  real  estate,  office  302  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  850  Market 

SWAIN  &  CO.,  ( Rinaldo  R.  Swain  and  Edward 
R.  Robinson)  bakery  and  confectionery,  140 
Second  and  7  Kearny 

SWAIN  &  PIERCE,  (Joseph  H.  Swain  and 
Samuel  S.  Pierce  Jr.)  proprietors  Butler's  Lift- 
ing Cure,  631  Sacramento 

Swales^Henrietta  J.,  dwl  S  s  Fifteenth  nr  Howard 

Swallow  Joseph,   longshoreman,  dwl  515  Lombard 

Swan  Andrew,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 
Potrero 

Swan  Benjamin  F.,  physician,  office  23  Geary,  dwl 
1213  taylor 


THE  PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO.  a  Liberal  Company. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Boots  and  Shoes. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [S]      DIRECTORY 


625 


SWAN  BREWERY,  Shepherd  &  Willmot  propri- 
etors, 5'J7  Valencia 
Swan  Ciiarles,  ninriner,  dwi  116  Stenart 
SWAN,  DUNBAR  &.  CO..  rGcors:e   W.  Sioan,  J. 

iVexluy  Dunbar   and  Oliver  Hinckley)   Union 

Box  Factory,  114  and  116  Speai- 
Swan  Edward  S.,  salesman,  2i  California  Market, 

dwI  912  Geary 
Swan  Eugene,  gasfitter,  dwl  516  Howard 
Swan  George  VV.,   stevedore,  dwl  NW  cor  Davis 

and  PatlHc 
Swan  George  W.,  fSwan,  Dunbar  4"  Co. J  res  Oak- 
land 
Swan  Jabez   S.,  advertising  agent,   office  SW  cor 

Clay  and  Front,  dwl  871  Folsom 
Swan  James,  clerk  wiih  Richard  F.  Ryan,  dwl  523 

Kearny 
Swan  James  S.,  foreman  witii  Perkins,  Flint  &  Co., 

dwl  Sanson)  nr  Greenwicli 
Swan  Jolm,  eeaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Swan  Orvin,  pilot  steamer  New  World,  Front  Sc. 

Whaif 
Swan  Sainnel  B.,  engineer,  dwl  18  First 
Swan   William,  hihoier  Pacific  Rolling   Mill,  dwl 

N  8  Shasta  nr  Illinois 
Swan  William  B.,  agent  Erie  Railroad, dwl  Nucleus 

Hotel 
Swaney  Andrew  Montgomery,  compositor  A Ita  Cal- 
ifornia, dwl  812  California 
Swanland  Wilson,  peddler,  dwl  769  Bryant 
Swannack  Daniel,  carpenter,  dwl  132  First 
Swanson  John,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's,  S.S. 

Senator 
Swanson  Peter  A.,   liquor  saloon,   NW  cor  Davis 

and  Broadway 
Swanton  George,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Swanton  John,  watchman,  dwl  31  Clara 
Swanwell  Dennis  Mrs.,  wliipraaker  with  Main   & 

Winchester,  dwl  Mission  ur  Twenty-eighth 
Swanwell  Edward,  jeweler,  dwl  715  Market 
Swanwell  Edward,  winehottler  with  Eberhart  &. 

Lachman,  dwl  165  Tehama 
Swanwick  Thomas  F.,  secretary  S.  F.  Cooperative 

Printing  Co.,  dwl  1  Glover 
Swasey  Charles  S-, salesman  Carmen  Island  Salt  Co., 

dvvl  716  Green 
Swasey  Frank,  printer,  dwl  963  Stevenson 
Swasey  William  F.,  sauces  and  pickles,  .i3  California 

Market,  dwl  Es  Howard  nr  Twentieth 
Swayne  William  Y.,  cabinetmaker  with  J.  A.  Sha- 

her,  dwl  .523  Jones 
Swears  Frederick,  teamster,  dwl  S  8  Townsend  bet 

Third  and  Fourth 
Sweatt  Daniel  C,  carpenter  with  A.  C.  Beach  & 

Co. .dwl  San  Bruno  Road 
Sweatt  Leroy  A.,  carpenter  with  A.  C.  Beach  &  Co., 

dwl  32  Russ 
Sweeney  Catharine,  (widow)  dwl  E  8  First  Avenue 

bet  Fifteenth  and  Si.xteenth 
Sweeney  D.  &  Co.,  (Jmnes  Sweeney)  stock  yard, 

NE' cor  Tenth  and  Howard 
Sweeney  Daniel,  carpenter,  dwl  11  Mason 
Sweeney  Daniel,  cartraan,  dwl  567  Sixth 
Sweeney  Daniel,  real  estate   vigent,  and  extraman 

H.&L.Co.  No.  1,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  244  Clem 
Sweeney    Daniel,    inspector    CustoiDS,    dwl    728 

Folsom 
Sweeney  Daniel,  ^ D.  Sweeney  &  Co.Jdvfl  N  s  Fell 

bet  Bui-hanan  and  Webster 
Sweeney  Dennis,  couchmau  with  John  Parrott,  dwl 

51  Ritcli 
Sweeney  Dennis,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.Ass'n, 

81 4  "Howard 
Sweeney  Dennis,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Sweeney  Edward,  hostler,  38  Sixth 
Sweeney  Edward,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  907 

Howard 
Sweeney  Eugene,    carriagetrimmer  with  Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  41  Clara 


Sweeney  Garrett,  gasfitter,  dwl  S  8  Har  nr  Dora 
Sweeney  James,  (D.Sweeney  if  Co. J  dwl  NE  cor 

Tenth  and  Howard 
Sweeney  Jane  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  72  Natoma 
Sweeney  John,  carpenter,  dwl  10  Sherwood  Place 
Sweeney  John,  mariner,  dwl  114  Jackson 
Sweeney  John,  tiiilor,  dwl  178  Stevenson 
Sweeney  John,  waiter,  dwl  Adams  House 
Sweeney  John   F.,   carriagetrimmer  with  Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  451   Fourth 
Sweeney  John  M.,  f  Sullivan  &  S.,'  dwl  242  Minna 
Sweeney  John  P.,  (J.  F.  Sweeny  4-  Vo.J  dwl266Te- 

hania 
Sweeney  J.  P.  &  Co.,  f  James  McCloskry)  seeds 

and  plants,  40'.)  and  411  Davis 
Sweeney   Lorenzo  H.,  fSrovfe,  S.  <&  Co. J  dwl  24 

Hampton  Place 
Sweeney  Maggie  Miss,  collarmaker  with  Mrs.  Har- 
riett Lash,  dwl  120  Post 
Sweeney  Michael,  carpenter,  dwl  SE  cor  Turk  and 

Webster 
Sweeney   Michael,  liquor  saloon,  Six-Mile  House, 

Mission  Road 
Sweeney  Michael,  wagonmaker,  856  Howard,  dwl 

42  Louisa 
Sweeney  Michael,  weighmasler  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co., 

dwl  111  Tehama 
Sweeney  Patrick,  hairdresser  with  William  Watson, 

dwl  630  Brannau 
Sweeney  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Colombia  nrTwenty- 

seveuth 
Sweeney  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  Ws  York  bet  Twen- 
ty-third and  Twenty  fourth 
Sweeney  Patrick  C,  dwl  II  South  Park 
Sweeney    Patrick    C,    plumber  and  gasfitter,  19 

Geary,  dwl  230  Ritch 
Sweeney    Peter,    (Sweeney  &    Connor)   dwl  204 

Montgomery 
Sweeney  Thomas,  laborer  with  B.  H,  Ramsdell.dwl 

41  Clara 
Sweeney  Thomas  \].,  real  estate  broker,  dwl  N  s 

Brannan  nr  Sixth 
Sweeney  William,  mariner,  dwl  9  Broadway 
Sweeney  William,  paver,  dwl  1514  Leavenworth 
Sweeney  William  B.,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Seventh  nr 

Brannan 
Sweeney  &   Connor,  (Peter  Sweeney  and  Simon 

F.  Connor)  cooperage,  N  s  Oregon  bet  Davis 

and  Front 
Sweeny  Alicia  Miss,  shirtmaker  with  Mrs.  G.  W. 

Hagans,  dwl  34  Minna 
Sweeny  A.  \V.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Sweeny  Charles,  bookkeeper,  dwl  111  Tehama 
Sweeny  Edward,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  SWcor 

Church  and  Twenty -eighth 
Sweeny  James,  laborer,   dwl  Bryant  nr  Twenty- 
fifth 
Sweeny  John,  laborer  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  108 

First 
Sweeny   John,  marble  works,  816  Market,  dwl  9J 

Grand  Avenue 
Sweeny  Louis,  butter,  cheese  and  eggs,  925  Folsom 
Sweeny  Michael,  section  foreman  Southern  Pacific 

R.  R. 
SWEENY  MYLES  D.,  president  Hibernia  Savings 

and   Loan   Society,  office  NE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Market,  dwl  1427  Mason 
Sweeny  Nicholas,  merchant  tailor,  111  Second,  dwl 

106  Tehama 
Sweeny  Richard,  butcher  with  J.  Y.  Wilson  Si.  Co., 

dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 
Sweet  Frank   M.,  jeweler  California  Jewelry  Co., 

dwl  26>i  Kearny 
Sweet  Henry  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  525  Pine 
Sweet  John  D.,  physician,  dwl  Four-Mile  House, 

San  Jose  Road 
Sweet  Manly  A.,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl  NW 

cor  Montgomery  and  Pine 
Sweet  M.  P.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 


JONES,  FUIiliMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sonsom  Street,  JLadies'  and  Children's  Woolen  Qoods* 
40 


EEDINQTOIT,  HOSTETTEH  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Druga, 


6-26 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [T]      DIRECTORY. 


SWKET  I40DMAN,  market.,  501  Mission,  dwl  W 

8  Viilenciii  nr  Twenty  Ibnrtli 
Sweet  Ssimiiel  ^».,  (Fuller  Sf  Gn.)  res  Arkatipas 
Sweet  Soli'iiion,  (of  S.  Sirei-l  tlj-  Bro.,  Vtsalia)  of- 

lice  217  Front,  dwl  7t>4  Post 
Sweeten  Catlnirine.  tailores!*,  dwl  12  Natoma 
Sweeten  Marv,  (widow)  dwl  12  Natoma 
Sweetland  Afonzo,  pilediiver  O.  P.  li.  11.,  dwl  cor 

Beri'y  and  IVIadden 
Sweet^^er  Alonzo  J.,  birds  and  gold  fish,  639  Kearny 
Sweetser  Frank  D.,  dwl  44  TliiVd 
Sweetcer  Stephen,  silverplater,  dwl  14  Virginia 
Sweett  Joiinna,  (widow)  dwl   W  s   Guerrero  bet 

Sixteeniii  and  Seventeenth 
Sweigart  Adam,  tinsniiih,   NE  cor  Eleventh  and 

Natotna 
Sweilsser  George  W.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  dwl  IG 

Lily  Avenue 
Sweif/.er  Samuel  C,  salesman  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 

334  Pine 
Sweitzer  Sebastian,  carpenter,  dwl  8  Hartman 
Swenerz  John,  jeweler   with  William  Bohm,  dwl 

1027  Pacific 
Swenson  Christian,  amalgamator,  dwl  S  s  Stevenson 

bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Swenson  John,  carpenter,  dwl  431  Pine 
Swenson  John,  stevedore,  dwl  311  East 
Swett  Daniel,  dwl  10U9  Pov^-ell 
Swett   Daniel  C,  dairyman  with  William  W.  Coll, 

dwl  Ws  San  Brinio  Roadnr  Twenty  eighth 
Swett  Don  L.,  fj.  M.  (Jrane  &  Co.  J  dwl  5  Fourth 
Swett  Ehen,   milkman,  dwl  S  s  Natoma  bet  Teuth 

and  Eleventh 
Swett  Eliziibeth,  (widow)    boarding  and   lodging, 

631  Mission 
Swett  Prank  H.,  bookbinder  with  A.  J.  I^eary,  dwl 

338  Turk 
Swett   Frank  H.,  porter  with  W.  J.  Heney  &  Co., 

dwl  338  Turk 
Swett  Frank  H.,  fUhby  &  S.J  dwl  43  Stanly  Place 
Swett  John  deputy  superintendent  Common  Schools, 

office  22  City  Hall,  second  floor,  dwl  1419  Taylor 
Swett  John  C,   butcher  with  William  K.  Dietrich, 

dwl  2502  Webster 
Swett   Lorenzo,   carpenter  and   builder,  331  Pine, 

dwl  5  Fourth 
Swett  S.  P.  Mrs.,  dwl  1212  Clay 
Swett  William  E.,   carpenter,  dwl  E  8  Dora  nr 

Hirrison 
Swett  William  K.,  collector,  dwl  1005  Mason 
SWEZEY  SAMUEL  I.  C,   attorney  at  law   and 

secretary  Pacific  Rolling  Mill  Co.,  office  3  Front, 

dwl  -27  South  Park 
Swift  Charles,   laborer  Pacific  Barrel  and  Keg  Fac- 
tory, dwl  W  6  Kentucky  nr  Sierra 
Swift  Edward,  /'Sn-7ft  4-  WadeJ  dwl  1610  Mason 
Swift  Hiillett  L.,  expresswagon,  SE  corSansom  and 

Sacramento,  dwl  433  Clementina 
Swift  Jacob,  trunkmaker  with  11.  Behrendt  &.  Co., 

dwl  706  Powell 
Swift  James,  bnngmaker,  24  Cal,  dwl  8  Harriet 
S%vift  James  F.,  letter  carrier  S.  F.  Postoffice,  dwl 

232  OFarrell 
Swift  John,  carpenter,  dwl  21  Langton 
Swift  Julius,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Swift  Matthew,  shoemaker  with  Urriu  Jones,  dwl 

139  Shipley 
Swift   Patrick,  teamster  with  Joseph  W.  Wesson, 

dwl  313  Fell 
Swift  Robert,  laborer,  dwl  219  Pacific 
Swift  Samuel,  salesman  with   H.  A.   Deming,  res 

San  Jose 
Swift  Thomas,  cardriver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  302 

Fourth 
SWIFT  &  WADE,  (Edward  Swifl  and   Charles 
H.  Wade)  real  estate  agents,  SE  cor  Kearny 
and  California 
Swigart  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  cor  Louisiana  and 
.  Sierra 


Swim  David  K.,  clerk  C.  P.  R.  R.  office,  dwl  607 
Pine 

Swim  William  R.,  dwl  662  Howard 

Swingle  Alfred,  inventor,  dwl  80  Clementina 

Swiiison  C  S  ,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  231   Stevenson 

Swiiison  Giistavus  C,  master  mariner, dwl  207  Ritch 

Swinton  John,  clerk  with  Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co., 
dwl  225  Basil 

Swinton  John,  laiindryman,  dwl  333  Bush 

Swiss  Brewery,  John  J.  Streuli  prop'r,  414  Dnpont 

SWISS  HOTEL,  Gustave  Sturzeiiegger  jiroiirietor, 
627  and  629  Commercial 

Swiss  Union  Hotel,  William  Juri,  prop'r,  621  Pac 

Switters  D.,  molder,  dwl  53  Nntonia 

Switzer  John,  C./o/r/t  <S?w(Vipr  <fc  6'o.>  dwl  S  s  Six- 
teenth bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 

Switzer  John  &  Co.,  (Willinm  Smylhe)  boot  man- 
ufactory, S  s  Sixteenth  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 

Swordstream  E.  John,  ( Kalhlrum  db  Cu.J  dwl  SW 
cor  Fourth  and  Clara 

Sykes  Charles  H.,  painter,  573  Mission,  dwl  4 
Cleaveland 

Sykes  Noah  L.,  librarian  Scandinavian  Library,  320 
Sansom 

Sylibuck  .John,  tanner  vrith  Philip  Degan,  dwl  San 
Jose  Road  nr  Industrial  School 

Sylph  Valentine,  porter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S. 
S.  Orizaba 

Sylva  Jaraes,  longshoreman,  dwl  Sailors'  Home 

Sylva  Joseph,  cook  Manhattan  House,  707  Front 

Sylva  Joseph,  groceries  and  liquors,  213  Broadway, 
res  Brooklyn 

Sylva  Manuel,  longshoreman,  dwl  W  s  Sansom  bet 
Union  and  Green 

Sylvester  Daniel,  butcher,  dwl  3  Taylor 

Sylvester  Henry,  market,  307  Sixth 

Sylvester  John,  butcher,  dwl  E  s  Boardman  Place 
nr  Bi'aniian 

Sylvester  Leander  G.,  foreman  patternmakers  Vul- 
can Iron  Works,  dwl  lOD^  Second 

Sylvester  Leon,  pawnbroker,  909  Kearny,  dwl  1231 
Stockton 

Sylvester  N.,  dwl  231  Stevenson 

Sylvester. — See  Silvester 

Sylvia  John  S.,  U.  S.  bargeinan,  dwl  N  s  TInion  bet 
Montgoraeiy  and  Sausom 

Sylvia  Joseph,  deckhand  steamer  Vallejo,  Front  St. 
Wharf 

Sytnou  .James,  (Kerrnish  &  S.J  dwl  67  Clementina 

Symonds  Charles  H.  Mrs.,  dwl  6  Harriet 

Symonds  George  D.,  agent,  office  13  Court  Block, 
()36  Clay 

Szarvash  S.  T., physician  and  druggist,  1329  Dupont 


Taaffe  George  T.,  clerk,  9  Montgomery,  dwl  SW 
cor  Jones  and  Chestnut 

TAAFFE  G.  O'HARA,  General  Agent  Commercial 
Union  Assurance  Co.,  Consul  for  Denmark, and 
Vice-Consul  for  Sweden  and  Norway,  office 
NE  cor  California  and  Sansom,  dwl  2114  Mason 

Taaffe  Lawrence,  teacher,  dwl  San  Jose  Road  nr 
St.  Mary's  College 

Taaffe  Thomas,  clerk,  dwl  N  s  Green  bet  Leaven- 
worth and  Hyde 

Taaffe  William,  butcher  with  Barney  Horn,  dwl  cor 
Ninth  and  Brannan 

Taaffe  William  P.,  ( Taaffe  Sf  Co.J  dwl  SW  cor 
Jones  and  Chestnut 

TAAFFE  &  CO.,  (William  P.  TaaffeJ  imjioTteTB 
and  retail  drygoods,  9  Montgomery 

Taber  Abiel  C,  teamster  with  Collins  &  Bro.,  dwl 
206  Fifth 

Taber  Charles  A., express  wagon.  Third  and  Minna, 
dwl  43  Everett 

Taber  Charles  W.,  (Taber  &  Cunningham)  dwl 
656  Howard 


$500,000  Gold  Assets— the  foundation  of  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Hats  and  Caps. 


AN     FRANCISCO      [X]      DIHECTORY 


627 


Taller  HaiinH  Mia.,  teacher,  dwl  43  Everett 
Taber  Isaiah  W.,  photographer    with   Bradley   &. 

K'uhifsoii,  dwl  'JOr)  Tiu"k 
T;.ber  .lacoh  S.,  (Plullip^,  T.  &  Go.)  dwl  325  Eddy 
Talier  .lames  W. ,  clerk  with  Piiillipa,  Taber  &,  Co., 

dwl  1507  Stockton 
Taber  Joseph,  peddler,  dwl  1607  Mason 
Tabei'   On  ill,  (Alfred  N.   Grant  Hf  Co.)  res  San 

Mateo 
Taber  William  H.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  639  Market, 

dwl  A-M  Naloma 
Taber  &  (Jminingiinm.   (Charles    W.    Taher    and 

Ziiia  II.  Caniiiugham)   blacksiiiitha,  carriage 

ami  wagoiimakers,  6oti  Howard 
Table  iALiniu-1,  hairdresser  with  Adam  Grimm,  dwl 

8  Siiei  wood  Place 
Tabole   Taiiger,  butcher  with  finstave  Borel,  dwl 

Uailidad  Avenue  nr  Sixth  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
Tabor  George,  laborer,  Hatbaway's  Wbai  t' 
Tabor   I.^aac,   local  ngeiit   California  Mutual  Life 

Ins.  Ci>..  dwl  10-14  Howard 
TABOli    MERVIN,  manager  Globe  Mutual  Life 

Ins.  Co.,  ottice  (5  Monigomery,  dwl  Lick  House 
Tadini  Joseph  Uev.,  professor  St.  Ignatius  College, 

841M,.rket 
Tafel  Adoiph,  (Boericke  &  T.)  res  New  York 
Taft  Hciijaiiiiu  D.,  baker,  dwl  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Eleven. h 
Taft  Edson  H.,  bookkeeper  with  E.  Stevens  &,  Co., 

dwl  719  Market 
Taft  Elizabeth  Mis.,  dwl  1521  Leavenworth 
'I'agvaid  Alfred,  bookkeeper,  dwl  li»0!)  P.dk 
Tagirard  W.  Edwin,  bookkeeper  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

lyU!)  Polk 
Taggait  Patrick,  lamplighter  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

W  8  Columbia  bet  Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Tnggart  William,  carpenter,  dwl  20  Sansom 
Taglio   Mateo,   teamster  with  Giacomo   Male,  dwl 

H17  liusb 
Tague  James,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.S. 

Gufisie  Telfair 
Taison  John,  captain  sloop  Dorinda,  dwl  213  Har 
Tait  A.,  assistant  engineer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

5.  S.  California 

Tait  Alien  .1.,  blacksmith  with   Kimball  Manufact- 

uiingCo.,dwl  245  Minna 
Tait  Georire,  (Straltun  &    T.)  res  Oakland 
Talbeig  Fred,  watchman  P.  M.  S.  S  Co.'s  Wharf 
Talliert  liichiird  S.,  bootcutter  with  Buckingham  &, 

Hecbt,  dwl  109  Oak 
Talbert  Thomas  A.,  real  estate  agent,  406  Montgom- 
ery, dwl  61:2  California 
Talbot  James,  calker  ('aiker's  Ass'n.  713  Mission 
Talbot  J.  C.  &   Co.,  (Jerome  C.  2'albotj  drygoods, 

520  Mkt  and  28  Kearny 
Talbot  Jerome  C,  (J.  C' Talbot  &   Co.;  dwl  520 

Kolsom 
Talbot  John  C,  (J.  C.  Talbot  &  Co., J  dwl  520  Fol 
Talbot  M.  .f.,  with  J.  C.  Talbot  &  Co.,  dwl  520  Fol 
Trilbot  William,  drayman,  dwl  17  Scott  Place 
Talbot  William  C,  ( Pope  &  T.)  dwl  61(1  Folsom 
Talbot  William    H.,  clerk  with  George  A.  Johnson 

6,  Co.,  610  Front 

Talbott  Charles,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 

Talcott  S.  C,  dwl  Market  nr  Fifteenth 

Talcutt  John,  lumlier,  dwl  103  First 

Talfor  Robert,  engineer,  Merchants'  Exchange  Dry 

Dock,  dwl  1  Francisco 
Taliaferro  T.  W..  justice  of  the  peace,  office  and 

dwl  NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Jackson 
Tallant  D.  J.,  (Tallant  &  Co.;  dwl  1001  Bush 
TALL\NT  &  CO.,  ( D.  J.    Tallant  and  John  Mc- 

KeeJ  bankers,  321  Battery 
Tally  Owen,  clerk,  dwl  34  Perry 
Talty  AniiH.   (widow)  dwl  E  a  Spear  bet  Mission 

and  Howard 
Talty  Peter,  clerk  Lick  House 
Talty  William,  cook  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co. 'a  S.  S. 

Senator 


Tamm  Edward,  restaurant,  1126  Dupont,  dwl  544 

Green 
Tamm  William,  clerk   with    C.  II.  Bogel,  dwl   SW 

cor  Wahhington  and  Waverly  Place 
Tammeyer  Julius,  merchant  tailor,  323  Bnah 
Tarns  Simpson,  merchant,  office  604  Merchant,  dwl 

1116  Stockton 
Tandy  Fiancis,  barkeeper,  dwl  8  Sonora  Place 
Taney  James,  ((Jalifornia  Planing  MdlsJ  dwl  208 

Second 
Taney  Josiah  D.,  (California  Planing  Mills)  dwl 

208  Second 
Tanev  P.  L.,  mining  recorder,  White  Piue,  Nev.  dwl 

22  Fiftli 
Taney  William,  cooper  with   T.  F.  Neagle   &  Co., 

dwl  19  Caroline 
Tank  Nicholas,  master  mariner,  dwl  515  Union 
Tannebanm  B.,  dwl  HI  William 
Tannenhoiiser  Morris,  tailor,  dwl  512  Green 
Tanner  Charles,  sawgrinder,  dwl  165  Silver 
Tanner  John,  expressinan,  dwl  12  Stockton  Alley 
Tauney  John,  porter  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl  417 

Howard 
Tannian  John,  blacksmith  Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R.  R. 

dwl  12  Valparaiso 
Tannian  Patrick  J.,  wines  and  liquors,  24   Third, 

dwl  411  Geary 
Tanser  Albert,  machinist  with  John  Weicbhart,  dwl 

Clara  Lane 
Tantau  Geortre  F.,  sfilesmiin  with  Baker  ic  Hamil- 
ton, dwr9ll  Bush 
Tanz  Kmil,  brewer  Bavaria  Brewery,  dwl  620  Val- 

lejo 
Tanzer  Adoiph,  storekeeper,  dwl  219  Clara 
Tapken  John  H.,  drayman,  206  Washington,   dwl 

N  s  Oregon  bet  Drurnm  and  East 
Taplan  John  O.,  (Roy  ir   T.J  dwl  424  San  Bruno 

Road  nr  Tweniyiiinth 
Tapley  George  C,  laborer  with  Cutting  &  Co. 
Tappe  Henry,  hairdresser  with  Anthes  6c   Fleisch- 

mann,  dwl  8  John 
Tapper  Herman,  cabinetmaker  with  George  B.  May 

&  Co 
TARBOX    ELISHA    T..  proprietor  What  Cheer 

Laundry,  What  Cheer  House,  and  superintend- 
ent (Jccidental  Laundry,  dwl  NE  cor  Pacific 

and  Franklin 
Tardos  Lonis,  distiller,  dwl  505  Bnsh 
Tarditt' William,  calker  with  P.M.S.S.  Co.,  dwl  312 

Beale 
Tarpev  Ellen  Miss,  real  estate,  dwl  144  Silver 
Tarpey  John,  conductor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  843 

Seventh 
TARPEY  M.  &  CO.,  prodnce  commission,  102  Clay 
Tarpey  Martin,  (M.  Tarpey  ^  Co.)  dwl  833  How 
Taipley  L.  B.,  lamplighter  with  S. F.  Gas  Co 
Taschiier  Frederick,  laborer  with  Deutsch  <k  Co., 

dwl  814  Montgomery 
Taschner  Hugo,   engraver  with  Hubash  &  Kutz, 

dwl  704  Bush 
Tash  Isaac,  real  estate,  dwl  512  Jessie 
Tash  Marcus,  salesman,  .532  Kearny,  dwl  512  Jessie 
Tasheira  Eliza,  (widow)  dwl    SVV  cor    First  and 

Folsom 
Tasheira  George,  bookkeeper  with  Snow  &  Roos, 

dwl  411  Ellis 
Tasker  Arthur,  assistant  lighthousekeeper    South 

Farralloue  Islands 
Tasker  Thomas,  lighthonaekeeper  South  Farrallone 

Islands 
Tasney  John,  expressman,  SW  cor  Third  and  Bran- 
nan,  dwl  30  Stanford 
Tassmer  Henry,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  N  s  Gilmore  nr 

Kentucky 
Tate  Agnes  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  726  Mission 
Tate   Allen  J.,   blacksmith  Kimball  Manufacturing 

Co.,  dwl  245  Minna 
Tate  George,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Tatem  Allen,  (colored)  porter,  224  Kearny 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Letter  and  Note  Paper  and  Enveloped 


BEDINUTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Sole  Agents  for  sale  of  Ciuicksilver. 


628 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [XJ      DIRECTORY 


Tallerball  Jobn,  eawmaker  with  Pacific  Saw  Mann- 
factiiiinjr  Co.,  dwl  103  First 

Tauliiiiaiin  CoiUMd.  miner,  dwl  273  Stevenson 

Taufeiibacli  AimAd,  ^  Tmifeiibach  dt  Kleiiischroth) 
dwl  t)13  Vallejo 

Taut'enl)acli  &  Kleinschrotli,  (A.  Tavfenbach  nnd 
John  KleinxchrothJ  wine  and  beer  saloon,  NVV 
cor  Kt'arny  and  Sacramento 

Tanfer  Andrew,  cal)inetniaker,  dwl  426  Broadwny 

Tauter  Edward,  clerk  with  Andrew  Scbeper,  dwl 
734  Broadway 

Taufer  Edward,  varnisher  with  N.  P.  Cole  &.  Co., 
dwl  1414  Stockton 

Tanreck  Chaileti,  dwl  152  Stenart 

Ta,mfi\^'Lo\x\a,  (Liidwig  AUschul  &  Co. ^  dwl  2119 
Mason 

Tautpliaiis  Charles,  butcher  with  Tantphans&  Stark, 
dwl  E  s  Fiist  l>et  I5ryant  and  Hi-annan 

Tauipliaus  Jacob,  fH.  Buneman  &  Co.)  dwl  cor  Do- 
lores and  Sixteenth 

Tautplianfc  Peter,  (  Tanfphaus  &  StarkJ  E  s  First 
bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 

Taut[iliaii8  &  Stark,  f Peter  Tnnlphmix  and  John 
iStar/cJ  riiaikets,  E  s  First  nr  Brannan,  and  NVV 
cor  First  ;ind  Clementina 

Tavel  Frederick,  teamster,  401  Siiisom,  dwl  S  s 
Olive  Avenue  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 

Tavolara  Fortuuado,  shoemaker,  (1.54  Pacific,  dwl 
1412  Kearny 

Tavolara  GinCdino,  clerk  with  Andrea  Grabiele,  dwl 
1412  Keainy 

Taw  Joseph,  ni;i liner,  dwl  32  Stennrt 

TAX  PAYEUS  UNION,  Edward  P.  Gray,  secre- 
tary, office  425  Kearny 

TAX  COLLECTOR,  City  and  County  San  Fran- 
cisco, otfiie  1  Citv  Hall,  first  floor 

TAY,  BKOOKS  &  BACKUS,  (George  H.  Tay, 
Henry  B.  Brooks  and  Oscar  J.  Backus)  impoiC- 
ersand  jobbers  stove  metals, etc,  614 — 618  Bat 

Tay  Cliong  <&  Co.,  (Chinei-e)   merchants,  716  Com 

Tav  Geo  ge  IL,  (Toy,  Brooks  &  Backus)  dwl 
*  1228  Washington  " 

Tay  John  P.,  w.iiter,  dwl  430Bush 

'I'ayac  Lncien  F.,  wines  and  lic^nors,  31  Fourth 

Taylor  Albert  E.,  carpenter  with  Armas  &,  Dallam, 
dwl  814  iMontgomery 

Taylor  Alfred  Commodore,  Inspector  Twelfth  Light 
House  Distnct,  office  204  Montgomery,  dwl 
Lick  House 

Taylor  Allan,  blacksmith  with  John  C.  Jung,  dwl 
63  Clementina 

Taylor  Artemns,  miner,  dwl  29J  Third 

Taylor  Arthur  C,  U.  S.  deputy  Marshal,  dwl  1120 
Howard 

Taylor  Augustns  C,  merchant,  dwl  659  Harrison 

Taylor  Brice  S.,  millwright  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore 
■  &.  Co.,  dwl  318  Jess-ie 

Taylor  Brothers,  (Robert  M.  nnd  Mnltkeio  H.) 
agents  Perkins  «t  House's  safety  lamps,  627 
Kearny 

Taylor  CD.  Mrs.,  dwl  919  Powell 

Taylor  Charles  L.,  (C.  L.  Taylor  &  Go.)  dwl  709 
liush 

TAYLOR  C.  L.  &.  CO,  (Edward  Bahsnn)  ship- 
ping and  commission  merchants,  31  California 

Taylor  Cyrus,  bakery  and  confectionery,  21Mii  Sixth 

Taylor  D.  A.,  National  Laundry,  SW  cor  Dolores 
and  Seventeenth 

Taylor  Daniel  S.,  (Coombs  dt  T.)  dwl  14  Perry 

Tiivlor  Darnel  T.,  (  Walsh  &  T.J  res  San  Rafael 

Taylor  David,  engineer  with  Dana  &  Codington, 
dwl  cor  Union  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 

Taylor  David  H.,  shoecutter  with  Donovan  Broth- 
ers, dwl  112  Natoma 

Taylor  David  W.,  machinist  with  H.  B.  Martin  & 
Co.,  dwll48  Natoma 

Taylor  D.  B.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  603  Pine 

Taylor  Dwight  B.,  photographer  with  Bradley  & 
Bulofson,  dwl  128  Welsh 


Taylor  Edward,   cashier  with  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  res 

San  Mateo 
Taylor  Edward,  cook,  dwl  718  Jlarket 
Tavlor  Edward  G.,  clerk   with  John  J.  Marks  &. 

'  Co.,  dwl  8.50  Market 
Tavlor  Edward  T.,  porter  with  Livingston  <t  Co., 

'  222  California 
Taylor  ICdward  W.,  (Taylor  &    Fijield)  dwl   932 

Pacific 
Taylor   Elizabeth   Mrs.,    (colored)    lodgings,    907 

Stockton 
Taylor  Elizabeth  R.  Mrs.,  dwl  1109  Howard 
Taylor  Ellen  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  445  Bush 
Taylor  Etios,    bookkeeper    with   Bray    Bros.,   res 

Clinton,  Alameda  county 
Taylor  F.,  cook, North  Pac.  Trans  Co.'s  S.  S.  Pacific 
TAYLOR  F.  B.  &  CO.,  importers  and  jobbers  coal 

oil,  lamps,etc. ,  and  agents  Sapolio,  113  Front 
Taylor  Frank  F.,  attorney  at  law,  office  5U2  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  335  Geaiy 
Taylor  Frederick,  laborer  with  John  Reagan,  614 

Montgomery 
Taylor  Frederick   B.,  (F.    B.   Taylor  S/-   Co.)  dwl 

Lick  House 
Taylor  George,  coal  dealer,  dwl  783  Market 
Taylor  George,  fruits  and  confectionery,  NE  cor 

Powell  and  Bush 
Taylor  George,  wood  turner,  dwl  814  Montgomery 
Taylor  George,  (colored)  (Hutchinson  &    T.)  734 

Pacific 
Taylor  George  W., mariner,  dwl  22  Washington 
Taylor   Gilbert,    machinist    Miners'   Foundry,  dwl 

659  Harrison 
Taylor  H.,  wireworker,  dwl  218  Pacific 
Taylor  Henry   K.,  special    policeman,  dwl   Public 

Pound,  SE  cor  Union  and  Van  Ness  Ayenne 
Taylor  Henry  R.,  clerk  with  Jobn  Taylor  &  Co., 

dwl  7  Yerba  Buena 
Taylor  Hercules,  lish.  Grand  Central  Market,  dwl 

719  Howard 
Taylor  Howard  P.,  (Taylor  &  Co.)  dwl  1407  Jack 
Taylor  Holmes, salesman,  dwl  312  Tehama 
Taylor  Horatio  D.,  druggist,  dwl  SVV  cor  Third  and 

Folsom 
Taylor  H.  W.,  real  estate,  dwl  223  Harrison 
Taylor  J.,  fish  propagator,  dwl  Branch  House 
Taylor  James,  blacksmith  helper,  dwl  S  s  Twenty- 
second  nr  Guerrero 
Taylor  James,  pantryman  with  Bertz  &  Co.,  dwl 

57  Jessie 
Taylor  James  Jr.,  carpenter,  dwl  903  Busli 
Taylor  James   F.,  machinist.    Pacific  Iron  Works, 

dwl  E  s  Columbia  nr  Seventeenth 
TAYLOR  JAMES  M.,  attorney  at  law,  office  31 

and  32  Court  Block,  636  Clay,  res  Oakland 
Taylor  James  V.,  bricklayer,  Bricldayers  Ass'n,  234 

Suiter 
Taylor  James  W.,  tinsmith  with  Tay,  Brooke  & 

Backus,  dwl  631  Sacramento 
Tayh)r  J.  H.  Mrs.,  (Misses  Ncwby)  dwl  1006  Stock 
Taylor  J.  iMinor,  ^j.  .B.  O»e/<o»  Jj-    Co.)   dwl  618 

California 
Taylor  John,  architect,  dwl  1  White  Place 
Tavlor  John,  carpenter,  California  Mills,  res  Brook- 

"  lyn 
Tayh)r  John,  gasfitter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  31 

Minna 
Taylor  John,  patternmaker  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl  4 

Stockton  Alley 
'i'aylor  John,  third  officer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Taylor  John,  ("./oAji  Taylor  &    Co,  and  Benw.tt  & 

Co.)  A\\\  1131  California 
TAYLOR  JOHN&  CO., /'./.  77.   Page)  importers 

drugifists    and   cheu)ical    ghissware.   asxayers' 

materials,  and  agents  Pacific  Glass  Works,  512 

and  514  Washington 
Taylor  Jobn  B.,  foreman    with    Tay,  Brooks   dt 

Backus,  dwl  Coso  House 
Taylor  JohnB.,  ( Raun  &  T.)  dwl  1  White's  Place 


Tii9  Stockholders  of  the  "  PEOPLES"  are  the  leading  Bankers  aad  Merchants  on  this  Coast. 


C  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,712,  714  and  716  Keamy  Street,  Paper  and  Envelopes. 


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Tavlor  John  B.  Jr.,  clerk  with  W.  H.  Taylor,  dwl 

■  l:iJ4  Pine 
Tayl'>r  John  F.,  shipsmith,    2G   Folsom,  dwl  324 

i^Iiiin 
Taylor  John  G.,  BolicitorLorillard  Ins.  Co.,  dwl929 

Howard 
Tayliir  John  O.,  clerk  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue  office, 

NE  cor  Buttery  and  Wiishinyton 
Tayh>r  John  S.,  brickhiyer  Bricklayers'  Association, 

234  Sutler 
Tavlor  John  W..  laborer  with  S.  V.  Water  Co. 
Taylor    John    W.,  (Mason  &  T.J  dwl  St.   James 

Honse 
Taylor  Joseph,  clerk  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  &  Co., 

dwl  .540  Jessie 
Taylor  Jot-eph.  teamster  with  Turner  <fe  Knndle, 

dwl  N  8  Sixteenth  bet  First  Avenue  and  Mission 
Taylor  .Joseph  S.,  clerk  Brooklyn  Life  Ins.  Co.,  dwl 

ii-'o  Pine 
Taylor  Joseph  W.,  captain  schooner  Bay  City,  dwl 

4  Beale  Place 
Taylor  J.  R.,  vocalist,  dwl  11  Everett 
Taylor  K.  II.,  carpenter,  dwl   E  s  Illinois  bet  Sbas- 

t;i  and  Xapa 
TAYLOR  LEVI  W.,  physician  and  mannfactnrer 

'i  !iyli>r'8  Diamond  Tooth  Paste,   office  and  dwl 

10-5  JMontt;oniery 
Taylor   L.   W.,   quartermaster  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacra- 
mento 
Taylor  Marearet,  (widow)  dwl  158  Minna 
Taylor  Man  in,  real  estate,  dwl  419  Minna 
Taylor  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  1013  Stockton 
Tavlor  .Mailiew  H.,  (  Taylor  Bros. J  res  New  York 

*  City 
Taylor   Monroe  \V.,    (colored)    restaurant  stmr  El 

Capital!,  Oakland  Ferry,  dwl  fill  Greenwich 
Tavlor  Xaihiiniel,   baker   with  T.  J.  Chadbourne, 

"  dwl  1414  Diipont 
Taylor  Oliver,  stonecutter,  dwl  7  Haggin 
Taylor  P.  D.,   laborer  with   James  P.  McKenna  &. 

Co.,  dwl  Bryant  nr  Garden 
Taylor    Peter,    (Adams,  Bliiiu  &   Co.)   bds  Lick 

House 
Taylor    I'hilip  W.,   collector,  office  21   Exchange 

Building,  dwl  14  JIoss 
Taylor  Kice,  miliwri-iht,  dwl  318  Jessie 
Taylor  Robert,  expres.»niau  S.iilors'  Home,  SW  cor 

Baiiery  and  Valiejo 
Tayliu'   Robert,    metallurgist,  dwl  E  b  Twelfth  nr 

Howaid 
Taylor  Rolieit,  porter,  dwl  N  s  Oak  bet  Buchanan 

and  Webster 
Tavh.r  Roberi  H.,  luborer,  dwl  \b~\  Clara 
TAYLOR  ROBERT  L,  cashier  Red   Men's  Sav- 
ings and  Loan  Hank,  340   Bush,  dwl  Wa  Capp 

bet  Tweiitieili  and  Twenty-tirst 
Taylor  Robert  M.,  (  Taylor  Bros.)  dwl  631  Sac 
Taylor  Samuel,  clerk,  44">  California,  dwl  314  Jones 
Taylor  Sanniel  J.  H.,  tinsmith  wiih  Tay,  Brooks  &. 

Backus,  res  Oakland 
Taylor  Saumel   P.,  (S.  P.  Taylor  &  Co.)  dwl  N  8 

McAllister  bet  Webster  and  Fillmore 
Taylor  Sandford,    messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

dwl  S  8  Austin  nr  N'aii  Ness  Avenue 
Taylor  Sarah  Mifrs,  dressmaker,  dwl  5IG  Bush 
Taylor  Saiah  H.,  (widow)   dwl  413  Mason 
TAVLOR  S.  P.  it  CO  .  proprietors  Pioneer  Paper 

Mill,  warehouse  410  Clay 
Ta\lor  Stephen,  waiter,  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Taylor  Stewart,  hostler  with  Wells,  Fargo  &.  Co., 

dwl  i-or  Berry  and  Clara  Lane 
Taylor  Sumner  J.,  whartinger,  dwl  210  Austin 
Ta_\lor  Tlieophilus.  lisb,    Union  Market,  dwl  719 

Howai'd 
Taylor  Thomas,  boilermaker  Risdon  Iron  Works, 

dwl  .5v!0  Mission 
Taylor  'I'honias,  (  Taylor  &  Bend  el )  dwl  716  Union 
Taylor    Tiuman,    (Taylor    &    Moore j    dwl    lUOG 

Stockton 


Taylor   Virginia,    (widow)    furnished    rooms,    419 

Minna 
Taylor  W.,  dwl  737  Howard 
Taylor  W.  E.,  commodore  U.  S.  Navy,  bds  Lick 

House 
Taylor  William,  farmer,  dwl  70.5  Bryant 
Taylor  William,  harnessmaker  with   Main  &  Win- 

cliester,  dwl  22"  Minna 
Taylor   Willijm,    porter    with    Chailea  Hare,   34 

Stenart. 
Taylor  ^^'illiam  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  431  Dnpont 
Taylor  William  H.,  metallurgist.dwl  E  s  Twelfth  nr 

Howard 
Taylor  William  H.,  vegetable  produce,  404  Davis, 

res  Oakland 
TAYLOR  WILLIAM  H..  vice-president  C.  S.  Nav. 

Co.,  and  proprietor  i^Iarine  Railway,  Polrero, 

office   NE   cor  Front  and    Jackson,   dwl   219 

Powell 
Taylor  William  M.,  contractor  raising  and  moving 

biiildinus,  039  Mission,  dwl  564^  Nntoma 
Taylor  William  M.,  printer  wiih  John  H.  Carmanv 

&  Co.,  dwl  1407  Jackson 
Taylor  William  R.,  admiral  U.  S.  N.,  dwl  Grand 

Hotel 
Taylor  William  S.,  stock  broker,  office  323  Mont, 

dwl  41 1  Mason 
Taylor  William  S.,  student  Normal  School,  dwl  1001 

Market 
Taylor  William  W.,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  N  8  Tweiitvthird  nr  Columbia 
TAYLOR  &  BEXDEL,    ( Tkomas     Taylor    and 

Hermann  Be.ndellj  importeis  wines  and  liquors 

and  wholesale  grocers,  407  and  409  Clay 
Tavlor  <fe  Co.,  (Hokard  P.   Taylor)  job  priuters, 

■  517  Clav 
TAYLOR  &    FIFIELD,   (Edward  W .    Tavlor 

and  Willinin    H.   Fifidd)  attorneys  at  law, 

office  533  Kearny 
Taylor   &   Moore,  (Truman    Taylor   and  Justin 

Moore)  horseradish  depot,  53  Occidental  Market 
TbnrraMitcl.'ell,  waiter,  dwl  523  Valiejo 
Teachers'  Homestead  Association,  oftice  432  Mont 
Teagne  Henrv  M.,  clerk  with  S.  E.  Herrick,  dsvl  4 

Virginia  Place 
Teagne  William,  whitener,  office  316  Mont,  dwl  405 

Clementina 
Teaver  Frank,  physician,  dwl  1512  Powell 
Teblietts  E.  W.,  shipjoiuer  Shipjoiuers'  Association, 

713  Jlission 
Tebo  Joseph,  carbuilder  with  Kimball  Manufactur- 
ing Co.,  dwl  742  Sixteenth 
Techau  Jacob  R.,  oystermau,   dwl  NW  cor  Third 

and  Minna 
Teckelman  Francis,  hairdresser  with   Aaron  Crea- 
mer, dwl  12  Lafayette  Place 
Teckelnburg  Charles, "carpenter,  343  Third,  dwl  356 

Third 
Tecklenberg  Herman,   master  mariner,  dwl    1519 

Dnpont 
Tedford  Charles  J.,  clerk,  dwl  13  Ellis 
Teel  Charles,  bootblack,  dwl  NW  cor  Mission  and 

Main 
Teel  Josiah  M.,  carpenter  with  D.  A.  Macdonald&. 

Co.,  dwl  19  Powell 
Teerk  Christian,  driver  Philadelphia  Brewerv,  dwl 

230  Second 
Teese  Frederick,  dwl  429  Bush 
Teese  Lewis,  real  estate  aijent.  dwl  12  Ellis 
TEESE  LEWIS  Jr.,  wines  and   liquors,  SE  cor 

Kearny  and  California 
Teffana  Francis.  en>.'iueer  with   Funcke  &  Wasser- 

maun,  dwl  Ninth  nr  Biannan 
Tehama  House,  (lodL'ings)  3-'5i  Bush 
Teillac  Sop'.iie,  (widow)  dwl3i9  Sixth 
Teicn.ido  Antonio,  cisramiaker  with  Cobo,  Martinez 

&  Co..  dwl  27  Hinckley 
Teisnado  Modesta,  ci>,'arinaker  with  Cobo,  Martinez 

&  Co.,  dwl  528  Valiejo 


JOJ!JES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  110  Bansom  Street,  Lacea  and  Embroideries. 


KEDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.  keep  a  full  and  choice  stock  of  Paints,  Oils,  etc. 


630 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [    X   ]    DIRECTORY. 


Teisseire  Arniaiid,  teacher  drawing,  608  Tliird 
Teiaener   Richard,   liairilrepser  Aiithes    &  Fleisch- 

niann,  dwl  8  Central  Place 
Teitgeii   John,  carpenter  Southern   Pacific  R.   R., 

dwl  Mission  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 
Teitman  Aii-jiistiis   C,  fH.  D.  Ellerhorsl  &  Co.) 

dwl  30t;' Tehama 
Telfer  James  W.,  woodcarver  with  Bryant  &  Stra- 

lian,  dwl  421  Diipont 
Teller  AUiert  G.,  printer,  dwl  20  Park  Avenne 
Teller  John  1).  P.,  merchandise  broker,  office  405 

Front,  dwl  1510  Foisoni 
Teller  Leonora,  (widow)  dwl  622i  Lombard 
Teller    Leonora   Miss,    assistant    teacher    Mission 

Grammar  School,  dwl  6225  Lombard 
Telles  Justin,  porter,  310  Battery,  dwl  cor  Drnmm 

and  Orej^oii 
Temelin    Cimrles,    deckhand     steamer    Monterey, 

WashinfitouSt.  Wharf 
Temlar  Henry,  shoemaker  with  Charles  Lester,  12 

Stenart 
Temmon  Henry,  drayman,  427  Front,  dwl  SW  cor 

Battery  and  Green 
Tempeliioff  A.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  800  Market,  dwl 

5  8  Hush   bet  Dnpont  and  Kearnv 
TEMPERANCE    LEGION,    head'  quarters,  234 

Slitter 
Temple  Jackson,  jndge   Supreme   Court,  office  510 

Jacl<8on,  dwl  537  Turk 
Temple  Joiin  A.,  painter  with  Wilson  &,  Moulton, 

dwl  14  Virginia 
Temple  Joseph,  calker,  dwl  08  Tehama 
Temple  Rufus,  calker  Calkei's  Ass'u,  dwl  713  Miss 
Temple   William,    lawstudent    with    Williams    &. 

Tliornton,  dwl  Nu(  leus  Hotel 
Templeton  H.  C, compositor  Aha  California,  dwl  14 

Kearny 
Templeton  Henry  F..  real  estate,  dwl  501  Powell 
Templeton  H.  S.,  upholsterer,  dwl  710  Sutter 
Templeton   Mary  A.   Mies,    furnished  rooms,  209 

Second 
Templeton  S.  L.  Miss,   assistant  teaclier  Shotwell 

St.  Gianimar  School,  dwl  527  Post 
Templeton  William  S.,  attorney  at  law  with  Sharp 

6  Lloyd,  dwl  506  Powell 

Tence  Charles,  (Charles  Teiice  Sj-  Co.)  dwl  112 
Gearv 

TENCE  CHARLES  &  CO..  (Eufrene  Huet)  im- 
porters and  jobbers  millinery,  straw  and  fancy 
goods,  13  Saufiom 

Tener  Isaic  W.  Hev.,  pastor  Christian  church,  Dru- 
ids Hall  and  secretary  Life  Ase'n  of  America, 
3:20  California,  dwl  219  Mason 

Tenkerd  Michael,  helper  with  Maudel  &  Ohnstein, 
dwl  417  Bush 

Tennant  John  H.,  night  inspector  Custom  House, 
dwl  438Natoma 

Tennent  Richard,  driver  Hose  Co.  No.  5,  S.F.F.D., 
dwl  VV  s  Polk  nr  Fell 

TENNENT  THOMAS,  chronometer  and  mathe- 
matical instinment  maker,  and  ajirent  U.S.  Coast 
Survey,  508  Battery,  dwl  1513  Jackson 

Tenney  Joseph  A.,  marblecutler  with  John  Swee- 
ney, dwl  553^  Naloma 

Tenney  Lorenzo  T.,  uiiner,  office  606  Montgomery, 
dwl  127  Kearny 

Tenney  P.itiick,  laborer  with  G.  Torrens,  dwl  N  s 
Clay  bet  Hyde  and  Lsii'kin 

Tenney  Richard  P.,  bookkeeper  with  Willi  im  Mc- 
Coll,  dwl  N  W  cor  Mist-ion  and  Tweiitylifth 

Teiuiian  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  12  V'alpiiaiso 

Teiniy  Caspar,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  12S  Kearny 

Tenthoiey  John  P.,  (.John  P.  Tcnthorcy  &  Co.) 
dwl  558  Mission 

Tenthorey  John  P.  &  Co.,  fPnvl  H.  Troll/et J  m-^c- 
caroni  and  vermicelli  mainifaclurers,   558   Miss 

Terme  Louis,  commission  agent,  dwl  519  Jackson 
Terme    Marie    Madame,   theatrical    costumer,  519 
Jackson 


Ternon  Louis,  clam  and  mussel  dealer,  dwl  cor  Cen- 
tre and  Long  Bridge 
Terrens  Robert,  caipenter,  dwl  321  .Tessie 
Teri'ien  Lapoqniotte,  waiter  with  Grego  &  Gamba, 

dwl  cor  Bush  and  Dnpont. 
Terrien  Lucien,  shoemaker,  dwl  9  Dnpont 
Terrier   Edward,    diayman,    316    Davis,  dwl  220 

Chestnut 
Terrii^an  Francis,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  .530  Stevenson 
Terrill  Charles  C,  carpenter,  dwl  40  Mary 
Terrill  Liwrence,  mariner,  dwl  llBStenait 
Terrill  William  L.,  salesman  with  Daltou, Anderson 

&  Gray,  dwl  •.'08  Washington 
Terris  William,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Terry  Andrew,  millvvriijht,  dwl  628  .les.«ie 
Terry  Chatles  H.,  enjjineer,  dwl 43  Elcker 
Terry  Edward,  truckman,  dwl  220  Chestnut 
Terry  Elizabeth,   (widow)    ladies'  nurse,   dwl  459 

Stevenson 
Terry  Joseph  'r./Ciimmim^x  &  7". /dwl  Rnss  House 
Terry  Liuess  A.,  butcher  with  F.  Hanson,  dwl  cor 

Spiintr  &  Smnmer 
Terry  William  N.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  1121    Green- 
wich 
Terry  William  W.,  carpenter  with  A.  C.  Beach  & 

Co.,  dwl  35  Welsh 
Terryen   Henry,  chiclienranch,  dwl   E  s   York  nr 

Nineteenth 
TerwilligerN.  B.,  (WiUiam  H.   Stearns   &  Go.) 

dwr708  Folsom 
Teschemaclier  Henry  F.,  real  estate,  office  523  Mont, 

dwl  317  Second" 
Tesh  Henrv,  miner,  dwl  428  Broadwav 
TESMORE  SOLO.MON,  oyster  saloon,  57-59   Cal 

Market,  dwl  210  Shotwell 
Tessier  George,  broker,  dwl  916  Sloclcton 
Tessier  Augustus,  hiborer  with  J.  A.  Folger  &  Co., 

dwl  Fifieenth  bet  Folsom  and  Howard 
Teilow  Sanniel,  proprietor  Bella  Union  Theater,  805 

Kearny,  dwl  807  Kearny 
Tetzen  Christian,  clerk  with  R.  Feuerstein  &   Co., 

dwl  915  Bryant 
Teubner  Gustave,  (  Teuhner  Sf  Hoffman)  dwl  1316 

Lark  in 
Teubner  &.  Hoffman,  f  Gustave  Teuhner  and    WH- 
Ham   Hoffman)   showcase    manufacturers,  537 
California  and  1316  Larkin 
TEUTONIA  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO.,  (Chicago, 
Illinois)  Berthold  Greenebaum   general   sigent, 
office  206  Montgomery 
TEVIS  LLOYD,    (Ho^-iin    S/-     T.   and   Tevis  & 
X*"?;/-?^  attorney  at  law,  office  411^  California, 
dwl  1316  Taylor 
Tevis  &  Davis,  (Lloyd  Tevix  and  Alhert  E.Dnvis) 
proprietors  California  Market,  California  to  Pine 
bet  Montgomery  and  Kearny 
Tevlin  James,  tanner,  dwl  E  s  Dolores  bet  Four- 
teenth and  Fifteenth 
Tevlin  John,  tanner  with  Daniel  Mahoney,  dwl  E  s 

Dolores  nr  P'oiirteenth 
Tewksbiiry  Jacob  M.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  519 

Third' 
Tewksbiiry  Lucio  M.,  clerk,  dwl  519  Third 
Tewksbury  MariMis  R.,  physician  and  surgeon, office 

and  dwl  37  Second 
Thackery  William,   spinner    Mission    and   Pacilic 

Woolen  Mills,  dwl  2210  Si.xteenlh 
Thackrah  George,  clerk  with  Henry  G.  Laiigley, 

dwl  147  Third 
Thain  Alexander,  confectioner,  dwl  777  Market 
Thain  Alexander  Jr.,   wholesale  and  retail   candy 

manufacturer,  777  Market 
Thain  H.  Wells,  jeweler  with   California  Jewelry 

Co  ,  616  Merchant 
Thain  Robert  A.,  salesman  with  S.  Mosgrove,  dwl 

348  Clementina 
Thai  Fre<i,  clerk  with  J.  W.  Davidson  &  Co.,  dwl 
I         526  Geary 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUBANCE  CO.  is  the  Company  for  the  Pecple. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  732,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Fancy  Goo^s. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [X]      DIRECTORY, 


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Thai  Heiirv  H.,  policeman, City  Hall.dwl  526Geary 
Thai  Marciis  M.,  clerk  with  Joseph  Galinger,  dvvl 

S-.T)  Geary 
Thaler  Coni'ail,  bakery,  '22  Dnpont 
Thiine  Frances  U.  Mrs.,  dwi  31  Clarice  Place 
Thaniiiiaiiser  August,  bookkeeper,  119  Battery,  dwl 

10-J3  Powell 
Thatcher  Edward  C,  watchman,  dwl  E  b  Mississ- 
ippi ni'  Siilano 
Thatcher  George  P.,  boxmaker  with  Swan,  Dunbar 

&  Co.,  dwl  308  Beale 
Thayer  Aniiisa,  foreoiau  with  A.   Lamolt,  dwl  15 

Tehama 
Thayer  Andrew  E.,  attorney  at  law,  office  418  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  N  8  Greenwich  nr  Sansom 
Thayer  Asaliel,  collector  with  Hanson,  Ackerson  &. 

Co..  dwl  .'>3  Clementina 
THAYER  BENJAMIN  B.,  manager  Apothecaries" 

Hall,  SE  cor  New  Montgomery  and   Market, 

dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Thayer  Edwiird  F.,  barkeeper,  dwl  fi3l  Sacramento 
Thayer  Edward  N.,  actor  California  Theater,  dwl 

415  Green 
Thayer  Hii'mn,  saloon  keeper,  dwl  631   Sacramento 
Thayer  Ignatius  E.,  ehiptimber,  li7  Market,  dwl  1713 

Webster 
Thayer  Moses  J.  C,  carpenter,  dwl  NE  cor  Green- 
wich and  Hyde 
Thayer  Pierpont,  actor  Maguire"s  Opera  Honse 
Thayer  Russell  S.,  assistant  receiver  City  R.  R.,  dwl 

I43()  Mission 
Thayer  Sarah  Mrs.,  actress  Bella   Union  Theater, 

dwl  415  Green 
Thayer  Silas  C.  E.,  rGe/Jge  <&  T.J  dwl  137  Mont 
Thayer  Thomas  1.,  lumber,  dwl  17J3  Webster 
Thea  Otto,  carpenter,  dwl  US  Clara 
Theas  Philip,  furniture,  1117  Dnpont 
Theisen  John  J.,  framemaker,  Market  bet  Seventh 

and  Eighth,  dwl  18J0  Market 
Theiss  John   Henry,   baker  with  Werner  &  Hap- 

persberger,  dwl  115  Morton 
Thelen  John  J.,  wines  and  liquors,  769  Market 
Thelen  Peter,  umbrellamaker,  837  Washington,  dwl 

640  Filbert 
Theler  William  H.,  salesman  with  Palmer  Bros., 

dwl  114  Ellis 
Theller  E.  R..  lieutenant  U.  S.  A.,  office  703  Market, 

dwl  1"27  Kearnv 
THELEER  SAMUEL  L.,  real  estate  agent,  office 

507  M(mtgomery,  dwl  1607  Taylor 
Then  Benedict,  nuisiiian,  dwl  10  Qiiincy 
Theodore  Julius,  salesman,  513  Sansom,  dwl  821 

Mission 
Therien  Louis,  shoemaker  with  D.  W.  Emerson  & 

Co.,  dwl  9  Dnpont 
Therien    Peter,    shoemaker    with   Buckingham  Sc 

Hecht.  dwl  cor  Haight  and  GougU 
Theriot  E.,  driver  City  R.  R. 
Thevenet  Eugene,  jeweler  with  California  Jewelry 

Co.,  dwl  927  Broadway 
Thevenot  Edmund,  carver  with  Snow  &  Rods,  res 

JIaytield 
Theverge  Joseph,  shoemaker  with  D.  W.  Emerson 

&  Co  ,  dwl  S  8  Vallejo  bet  Dnpont  and  Stock 
Thiachier  Philip,  musician,  dwl  1107  Kearny 
THIBAULT  FREDERICK  J.,  uotaiy  public  and 

commissioner  deeds,  office  442  California,  dwl 

931  Jackson 
Thiebaut  Charles,  paperboxmaker  with  Max  Waiz- 

man,  dwl  322  Green 
Thiel   Henry,    compositor  Abend   Post,   dwl  4445 

Tiiii.l     ■ 
Thiel  John,  groceries  nnd  liquors,  NEcor  Sixth  and 

Fol.soni,  dwl  445  Clemeniina 
Thiel  John  P.,  clerk  County  Recorder's  office,  dwl 

444  i  Third 
THIELE  A.  L.,  lunch,  oyster  and  liquor  saloon 

and  caviar  depot,  301  Bush 
Thiele  Emil,  physician,  office  and  dwl  760  Folsom 


Thiele  Ernst,  jeweler  with  Charles  Lemme,  dwl  1 

Maiv  Lane 
Thiele  Julius. hatter  with  A.  Kaske!,  dwl  32  Third 
Thiele  Robert,  f  Thiele  Jj*  JurschJ  dwl  S  s  Green  nr 

Taylor 
Thiele  ife  Jursch,  (Robert  Thiele  and  Oltojursch) 

cabinetmakers  and  carpenters,  6.57  Mission 
Thielpape  Augustus,  cook,  2.36  Sutter,  dwl  17j  Du- 

pont,  rear 
Thierard  Henry,  (E.  Danphinot  <fc  Co.)  dwl  1114 

Stockton 
Thierbach  Charles,  butter,  cheese  and  eggs,  Grand 

Centr.il  Market,  dwl  4.57  Jessie 
Thiermann    William,    (Thtermann  &  Go.)   dwl  4 

Selina  Place 
Thiermaim  &  Co.,  (William  Thiermann  and  J.  H. 

JanxxenJ  cigars  and  tobacco,  510  Montgomery 
Thiery  Charles,  jeweler  with  Charles  Lemme,  dwl 

1018  Stockton 
Thie.s   Otto,    carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl 

128  Clara 
Thiese  Andrew  A.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  140 

Sutter 
Thiesen  Clans,  captain  sloop  Melvina,  dwl  7  Wash 
Thiessen   Louis  R.,    civil   engineer,  dwl  NE   cor 

Montgomery  and  Broadway 
Thing  Albert  T.,  ( Blake  &    T.)  ivil  NE  cor  Oak 

and  Franklin 
Thing  John  C,  drayman  with  R.  &  J.  Morton,  dwl 

15  Stockton 
Thistlethwaite  Charles,  carpenter  with  D.  A.  Mac- 

donald  k  Co.,  dwl  404  Stockton 
Thistletou  George,  (Thistleton  &  Smith)  dwl  421 

Dnpont 
Thistleton  &•  Smith,  (George    Thistleton  nnd   Wil- 
liam Smith)   real  estate  agents,  house  brokers 

and  collectors,  410  Kearny 
Thode  Henry,  cooper,  922  Battery,  dwl  816  Mont 
Tiiode  Julius,  dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Thoene  August,  groceries  and    liquora,  NW    cor 

Sixth  and  Brannan 
Thoene  John,  clerk  with  August  Thoene,  dwl  NW 

cor  Sixth  and  Brannan 
Thogode  Henry,     (Thugode    &    Rohrs)    dwl    12 

Tehama 
Thogode  &  Rohrs,  (Henry    Thogode  nnd  Herman 

Rokrx)  groceries  and  liquors,   NW  cor  First 

and  Tehama 
Tiiom  James,  calker,  dwl  335  Ritch,  rear 
Thorn  James,  laborer,  dwl  Es  Alabama  bet  Twen- 
ty-second and  Twenty-third 
ThomLucinda,  (widow)  dwl  257  Perry 
Thomann  Charles,  (  Thomann  &   Botirdeavx)  dwl 

132;j  Stockton 
Thomann  Charles  Jr.,  dyer  with  Thomann  &  Bonr- 

deaux,  dwl  1323  Stockton 
Thomann  P'rederick,  wheelwright,  501  Sutter 
Thomann  Jacob,  shoemaker  with  George  Spanagel, 

dwl  4  St.  Mary  Place 
Thomann  &  Bourdeaux,  (B.  Thomann  mid  Victor 

Bonrdeavx)  dyinj;    and    scouring,    735   C'ay, 

1323  Stockton  and  631  Vallejo,  rear 

Thomas ,  telegraph  opeiator,  dwl  421  Dnpont 

Thomas  Abraham  F.,  carpenter,  dwl  838  Mission 
Thomas  Alv;iry  W.,  (widow)  machine  operator,  dwl 

SW  cor  Sixth  and  Howard 
Thomas  Anorew,  dwl  719  Market 
Thomas  Andrew,  cutter  with  Tyler  Curtis  &  Co., 

dwl  1  Perry 
Thomas  Andrew,  special  policeman,  dwl  625  Davis 
Thomas  Andrew  J.,  salesman   with  S.  W.  Muore 

&  Co.,  dwl  536  Third 
Thomas  Benjamin, carpenter,  dwl  1000  Pacific 
Thomas  C.  C.,  engineer,  dwl  606  Third 
Thomas  Charles,  dwl  737  Howard 
Thomas  Charles,  engineer,   dwl  NW  cor  Druram 

and  Oreiron 
Thomas  Charles,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'b  S. 

S.  Pelican 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  US-  Sansom  Street,  Sewing  and  Embroidering  Silks. 


U-E"WEULi'3  PUIiMONART  BTRUPv  the  best  family  Cough  Medidna 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [X]     DIRECTORY 


Tbomas  Charles  C,  inacliinist  with  William  D. 
Hooker,  dwl  511  Mission 

Thomas  Charles  J.,  ojienitor  Western  Union  Tele- 
jrraph  Co..  d\vl919  Howard 

THOMAS  CHARLES  W.,  planing  mill,  bellows 
factory  and  ore  sampling  works,  24  and  26  Cal- 
ifornia, dwl  611  Pine 

Thoniaa  David  L.,  clerk  Charles  E.  Barry,  dwl  215 
Tyler 

Thomas  David  W.,  special  policeman,  dwl  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Ei^Hith 

Thomas  Dawson,  (colored)  shipcarpenter,  dwl  914 
Pacific 

Thomas  E.,  mate  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 
Oriflanime 

Thomas  Ehen,  mariner,  dwl  junction  Valencia  and 
Market 

Tbomas  Edward,  engineer  with  Francis  &,  Valen- 
tine, dwl  S  B  Lombard  nr  Leavenwoi-th 

Thomas  Eleazer  Rev.,  agent  Methodist  Book  De- 
pository and  California  Christian  Advocate, 
office  7J1  Mission,  dwl  120  Seventh 

Thomas  Eugene,  (Henry  Schroedcr  Sf  Co.)  dwl  622 
Post 

Thomas  Ezekiel,  publisher,  dwl  120  Seventh 

Thomas  F.  G.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 

Thomas  Francis,  laljorer,  dwl  N  a  California  bet 
Baker  aud  Broderick 

Thomas  Francois,  dyeing  and  scouring,  734  Wash 

Thomas  Frank,  hairdresser  with  Henry  W.  Stable, 
dwl  S  8  Broadway  bet  Mont  and  Kearny 

Thomas  Frank  E.,  ( rhomas  &  Drake)  dwl  1106 
Mason 

Thomas  George  W.,  manager  Gibbs  and  Vallejo 
Bonded  Warehouse,  dwl  916  Bush 

Thomas  George  W.,  salesman  with  Charles  H. 
Mercer,  518  Kearny 

Tbomas  Henry,  blacksmith  with  Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  10  Oak  Grove  Avenue 

Thomas  Henry,  cooper,  dwl  724  Lombard 

Tbomas  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  124  Fifth 

Thomas  Henry,  weigher,  dwl  210  Washington 

Thomas  Henry  E.,  clerk  Collectoi's  office.  Custom 
House,  dwl  bl7  Post 

Thomas  Henry  S.,  mariner,  dwl  9  Hampton  Place 

Thomas  James,  bookkeeper  with  Ballard  &  Hall, 
106  Davis 

Thomas  James,  carpenter,  dwl  27  DeBoom 

Thomas  James,  druggist,  dwl  636  Commercial 

Thomas  James,  waiter  New  Mint  Restaurant,  dwl 
636  Commercial 

Thomas  James  L.,  laborer,  dwl  San  Jose  road  5 
miles  from  City  Hall 

Thomas  Jefsie,  caipenter,  dwl  349  Clementina 

Thomas  J.  H.,  glass  blower,  dwl  NE  cor  Indiana 
and  Solano 

Thomas  Joel  L.,  salesman,  29  Battery,  dwl  206  Fifth 

Thomas  John,  bairdiesser,  6  Sacramento,  dwl  31 
Commercial,  rear 

Thomas  John,  sodamaker  Pioneer  Soda  Works, 
dwl  1024  Pacific 

Thomas  John  L.,  teamster,  dwl  S  s  Bush  nr  Bu- 
chanan 

Thomas  Jo^■epb,  cook,  225  Bush,  dwl  Clara  Lane 

Thomas  Mary  Sirs.,  midwife,  dwl  634  Vallejo 

Thomas  M.  J..  waiter  Liik  House 

ThOMias  Patrick,  plasterer,  dwl  E  s  Reed  nr  Clay 

Tbomas  Patrick  J.,  ( Malioii,  linpp,  T.  &  Co.)  dwl 
1307  Vallejo 

Thomas  Robert,  shipbuilder,  dwl  543  Second 

Thomas  R.  P.,  ( Slnatlard  Sorip  Co.  nud  Standard 
Adiimantiiie  Caudle  Co.)  dwl  629  Post 

Thomas  Sanniel  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  26  Anna 

Thomas  Shepherd  A.,  loreniau  with  H.  C.  Hudson 
9i,  Co.,  (iwl  W  s  Worden  nr  Francisco 

Thomas  Sophia,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  107  Na- 
toma 

Thomas  Titus,  porter  with  J.  W.  H.  Campbell,  dwl 
Manhattan  House 


Thomas  Uriah  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  181  Jessie 
Thomas  W.,  (colored)  cook  P.  M.  S.  S.  America 
Thomas  W.  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  728  Market 
Thomas  W.  Ford,  bond  and  recording  clerk  Custom 

House,  res  San  Bruno 
Thomas  William,  baker,  dwl  31  Welsh 
Thomas    Wiilirtm  B.,  barkeeper  with    Garritt  H. 

Hopper.  SE  cor  Davis  and  Pacific 
Thomas  William  D.,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  First  Aveune 

bet  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Thomas   William  H.,  tinsmith  wil'i   Brittan,  Hol- 

brook&Co.,  dwlEs  First  Avenue  nr  Fifteenth 
Thomas  William  M..  (colored)  cook,  dwl  405  Third 
THOMAS  &  DRAKE,   (Fmnlc  E.  Tliom'n    and 

Georise   W.  Drake)  wood,  posts  aud  hay,  NE 

cor  Washington  and  East 
Thomason  Edwin   R.,  assistant  superintendent  City 

Paving  Co.,  dwl  12  Harriet 
Thomason  John,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Lilynr  Octavia 
Thome  Jean,  shoemaker,  dwl  W  s  Haven's  Place 
ThometN.,  hatter  with  Nicker8oni!kSon,dwl2  Ash- 

bnrton  Place 
Thomfoid  Henrv  A.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NWcor 

Powell  and' Filbert 
Thompson   A.    E.,   carpenter    H.  C.   League,   128 

Kearny 
Thompson  Alexander,  laborer,  dwl  628  Gearv,  rear 
Thompson  Alexander,  laborer  with  S.  V.  Water 

Co. 
Thompson   Alexander,  longshoreman,  dwl  SE  cor 

Main  and  Howard 
Thompson  Alexander,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Thompson  Alfred,  deckhand  steamer  Express,  dwl 

112  Pacific 
Thompson  Andi'ew,  farmer,  dwl  E  s  Dolores  bet 

Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Thompson  Anne,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  912  Pow 
Thompson    Austin,     real    estate    agent,    dwl    720 

Lombard 
THOMPSON  BROTHERS,  C  Thomas  and  Thorn- 

ton)  proprietors  Eureka  Foundry,  129  and  131 

Beale 
Thompson  C.  F.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  753  Clay 
Thompson  Cbailes,  dwl  510  Diipont 
Thompson  Clmrles,  butcher  with  Harvey  Hall,  dwl 

SE  cor  East  and  Washington 
Thompson  (Miarles,  mariner,  dwl  26  Steuart 
Thompson  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  32Sienart 
Thompson  Charles,  master  mariner,  dwl  11  Freelon 
Thompson  CInrles,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans,  Go's 

8.  S.  Oiifiamme 
Thompson  Charles,  steward,  dwl  108  Second 
Thom[i80n  Christian,  boatniim,  dwl  131  Perry 
Thompson  Christopher,  laborer,  dwl  105  .Jessie,  rear 
Thompson  David,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  21  Scott  Place 
Thompson  David,    (colored)    steward  C.  S.  N.  Co., 

dwl  12  Varenne 
Thompson  David,  clerk  with  L.  Meyers 
Thompson  David  T.,  strawworker   PaciJic   Straw 

Works,  335  Bush,  dwl  125  Second 
THOMPSON     DeWITT    C,    cashier   California 

Trust  Co.,  421  Ciiliforiiia,  dwl  li  Hawthorne 
Thompson  Esther  F., (widow)  furnished  rooms,  2-57 

Stevenson 
Thompson  Francis  M.,  vardmaster  with  C.  P.  K.  R. 

Co.,  dwl  319  Ritch" 
Thompson  Frank  P.,  lighthouse  keeper,  Foit  Point 
Thompson  George,  blai-ksmitli,  dwl  783  Market 
Thompson  George,  waiter  Grand  Motel 
Thompson  George  C,    proprietor   Union    Mineral 

Water  Works,  526  Union,  dwl  527  Union 
Thompson  George  F.,  first  officer  P..M.S.S.  Montana 
Thompson  George  R.,  caipenter,  dwl  235  Sixth 
Thompson  G.  Howard,  civil  enuiiieer  \\w\  surveyor, 

U.  S.  Surveyor  General's  office,  liwl  1616  Cal 
Thomp.^on  Gideon, slnrekeep.er  I3ay  View  Distillery, 

dwl  Twelfth  Av  bet  M  and  N.  S.>iitli  S.  F. 
Thompson  Hartwell  C,  compositor  Morning  Call, 

dwl  321  Union 


THS  PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO.  the  best  CaUfornia  Insurance  Co. 


O.  P   VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Merchandise  Brokers. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [T]      DIRECTORY.  633 


Thompson  Henry,  cook  with  Bertz  &   Co.,   dwl  2 

Caroline  Place 
Thomiison  Heniy,  laborer  Front  St.  Wharf,  dwl  513 

Vallejo 
Thompson  Heniy,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Tliompson  Henry,  miner,  fiwl  '29^  Third 
Thompson  Henry  A.,    mariner,  dwl  14  Stanford 
Thompson  Henry  D..  actor  Bella  Union  Theater 
Thompson  Henry  VV.,  modelmaker,  131  Set-end 
Tliompson  H.  IM.  Miss,  hea<l  assistant  teacher  Kin- 
con  Grammar  .Selionl.  dwl  Ki  Perry 
Thompson  I.  D.,  dwl  3G0  Jessie 
Thonii)son  Isaac  H.,  airent.  Nevada  and  Monntain 

LaKp  Ice  Co..  oflice  112  and  114   Washington, 

dwl  W  8  Kearny  nr  Green 
Tliompson  J.,  carpenter,  (lwl-M6  Prospect  Pl:ice 
Thonij'Ron  .lames,  clerk  with  J.  C.  M-^rrill  &  Co. 
Tlioni|)6oii  Junes,  lahorer.  dwl2"2.5  Kiirhth,  rear 
Tliomp.-^oii  James,  lahorer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Thompson  James,  loiigsliorenian,  dwl  114  Sac 
Tliompson  James,  waiter,  dwl  11  Ellis 
Thompson  James  A.,  bookkeeper  with  Sather  &  Co., 

dwl  NK  cor  Bush  and  Stockton 
Thompson  .James   H.,  laborer  CuBtora  House,   res 

Oaldand 
Thompson  James  M.,   porter,   121   Front,  dwl   178 

Sievenson 
Thompson  Jennie  Miss,  actress  California  Theater, 

dwl  224  Kearny 
Thompson  John,  carpenter  H.C. League. 128  Kearny 
Thompson  John,  clerk,  82  California  Market,   dwl 

cor  Sprinjrand  Summer 
Tliomi)soii  .Jolin,  hiborer,  dwl  N  a  Washington  bet 

Hyde  and  Larkin 
Thompson  John,  laborer  National  Mills,   dwl  1321 

Montiromery 
Thompson  .John,   macbiiiist  with  David  Stoddart, 

dwl  32  Naionia 
Thompson  Joliii,  merchant,  (Auburn,  Or.)  dwl  42 

Sixth 
Thompson  John,  mefsenger  North  Pac.  Trans  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Moses  Taylor 
Thompson  Jolin,  ]» inter  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

dwl  N  8  Green  liet,  Larkin  and  Polk 
Thompson    John,   sorter  with  Cliailes    Harley  & 

Co.,  dwl  E  8  Stoi-kton  bet  Vallejo  and  Green 
Thompson  John,  waiter,  dwl  558  Natoma 
Tliompson  John  B  ,  milkman,  dwl  4  Haggin 
Thompson  John  It.,  machinibt  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  530  Bush 
Thompson  John  S.,  stevedore,  dwl  120  Freelon 
Thompson  Joseph  P.,  real  estate,  office  523  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  Union  Club 
Thonip.Min  .lnigen,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Thompson  Lucius,  (VV.  K.  Vandcrslice  &  Go.)  dwl 

1023  Washington 
Thompson  Luis,  seaman  North   Pac.   Trans.   Co.'s 

S.  S.  Idaho 
Thompson  JMarie  E.,  (widow)  dwl  G65  Harrison 
Thompson  Alaiy  Mrs.,  ladies'  viurse,  dwl  75  Minna 
Thompson   M.   E.  Miss,    slalionery  and  toys  N  s 

Sixteenth  nr  Valencia 
Thompson  M.  T.,   (widow)  boarding,  NE  cor  Bush 

and  Stockton 
Thoiiip>oii  Nicholas,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Church 

and  Tweiity-fouith 
Thoinpson  Peier,  boatman,  dwl  39  .Tackson 
Thompson  Peter,  caipenter,  dwl   SW  cor  Mission 

and  Main 
Thompson  Peter,  painter  with  J.Alfred  Bergner,  dwl 

23 J  Mission 
Thompson  I'hilip,  upholsterer,  dwl  1 18  Fourth 
Thompson  P.  U.,  tta>fmau  Tidal  Land  Survey 
Thompson  1{.,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Orifl  inline 
THOMPSON  R.  A.,  coal  dealer,  office  424  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  40'J  Alinna 
Thompson  U.  Aug.,  reporter  Supreme  Court,  office 

411  i  California,  dwl  1002  Natoma 


Thompson  Richnrd,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans. 
Go's  S.  S.  Orizaba 

Thompson  Robert,  clerk  with  J.  C.  Merrill  &.  Co., 
dwl  First  Avenue  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 

Thompson  Robert,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  1138  Folsom 

Thompson  Robert,  mariner,  dwl  152  Steuart 

Thompson  Robert,  shipeai-penter  with  Arthur  Mur- 
phy, dwl  34  Stanford 

Thompson  Robert,  (colored)  steward  North  Pac. 
Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S.  A.j  i.x,  dwl  6!I7  Powell 

Thoinpson  Robert,  storekeeper,  dwl  W  s  First  Ave- 
nue bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 

Thompson  Robert,  (Thompson  &,  Wilson)  dwl  109 
Leavenworth 

Thompson  Robert  K.,  carpenter  with  D.  A.  Mac- 
donald  k  Co.,  dwl  216  Prospect  Place 

Thoinpson  R.  S..  dwl  137  Rlontgomeiy 

Thompson  Rufus  W..  superintendent  Selby  Smelt- 
ing Works,  dwl  N   s  Capp  nr  Twenty  second 

Thompson  S 'mnel,  machinist  Pacific  Iron  Works, 
dwl  421  Folsom 

Thompson  Smiuel,  stonecutter,  dwl  218  Broadway 

Thompson  Smith  B.,  carpenter,  dwl   1250  Turk 

Thompson  T.,  longshoreraau,  dwl  SW  cor  Drumm 
and  Washington 

Thompson  Thomas,  clerk  with  L.  Meyers,  dwl  68 
Natoma 

Thompson  Thomas,   seaman,  dwl  1  Goodsell  Place 

Thompson  Thomas,  stevedore,  dwl  134  Steuart 

Thompson  Thomns,  steward,  dwl  68  Natoma 

Thompson  Thomas,  f  Thompson  Bros.)  dwl  SE  cor 
Turk  and  Devisaiiero 

Thompson  Thomas  A.,  boatman,  dwl  27  Frederick 

Thompson  Thomas  L.,  waiter  Grand  Hotel,  dwl  609 
Post 

Thompson  Thornton,  (Thompson  Bros)  dwl  17 
Harriet 

Thompson  W.  H.,  steward  C.  S.  Nav.  Go's  sfmr 
Yosemite 

Thompson  Wildes  T.,  U.  S.  storelceeper,  dwl  1919 
Polk 

Thompson  William,  dwl  737  Howard 

Thompson  William,  assistant  engineer  P  M.  S.  S. 
Montana 

Thompson  William,  boarding  and  lodging.  112  Pac 

Thompson  William,  boatman,  dwl  W  s  Tehama  nr 
Precita  Avenue,  Beriial  Higlits 

Thompson  William,  bookkeeper  with  Larzalere  & 
Beach,  dwl  406  Dupont 

Thompson  William,  deckhand  slmr  Monterey, Wash- 
ington St.  Wharf 

Thompson   William,  fruits,  dwl  815  l\rontgonierv 

'fhompson  William,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Fell  bet  Fill- 
more and  Webster 

Thompson  William,  laborer  with  W.  H.  Brown, 
dwl  S  B  Market  nr  Ninth 

Thompson  William,  longshoreman,  dwl  5  Minna 

Thompson  William,  morocco  finisher  with  Corne- 
lius O'Donnell,  dwl  6  Dora 

Thompson  William,  real  estate,  dwl  San  Jose  Road 
nr  St.  Mary's  College 

Thompson  William,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  NW  cor 
Kentucky  iind  Sierra 

Thompson  AVilliam,  (Schmidt  <&  T.;  dwl  631  Geary 

Thompson  William  B.,  calker  with  Claik&  White- 
house,  dwl  W  8  Main  l>et  Harrison  and  Folsom 

Thompson  William  B..  varnisher  with  L.  &-  E.  Ema- 
nuel, dwl  1330  Washinirton 

Thompson  William  D.,  with  George  C.  Thompson, 
dwl  527  Union 

Thompson  William  H..  bootblack  and  whitener, 
630  Kearny,  dwl  Miles  Court 

Thompson  William  J.,  shipcalUer,  dwl  E  b  Ken- 
tucky nr  Sierra 

Thompson  William  L.,  clerk  U.  S.  A.  Medical  Pur- 
veyor's office 

Thompson  William  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  SW  cor  Sixth 
and  Howard 


JOUES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  St.,  Ladies'  and  Gentlemen's  Linen  Handkerchiefs. 


KEDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO..  exclusive  Agents  for  Drake's  Plantation  Bittsrs. 


634 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [XJ      DIRECTORY. 


Tliotnpsoii  William  S..skatin<j:rini\  fil7  Howard  (hvl 

N  s   Liheily  '"p^  Tweiilietli   and  Twenty-lirtit 
THOMPSON  &  WILSON,  (Robert  Thompson  rtnil 

Chtir/cs  E.  '\]/7lsonj  altorueys  at,  law,  office  76 

Montfjoinery  Bloclf 
Thoiiis   Jennie   C,    (widow)  furnished  rooms,  216 

Stevenson 
Thonisen  Frederick,  miner,  dwl  1822  Stockton 
Tliotnsen  Henrv,  dock  man  California  Pacilic  R.  R. 

Wharf,  dwi    36  Vallejo 
Thomson  Alexander,  citrars  and  tobacco,  cor  Wash 

and  Custom  House  Place 
Thomson  Ciiailes  E.,  mariner,  dwl  34  Garden 
Thomson  D.  &.  Co.,  CChinese)  cigar  manufacturers, 

625  Diipont 
Thomson  Henry,  boatman,  dwl  336  Vallejo 
Thomson  .lames,  lirickhiver,  dwl  1046  Howard 
THOMSON  J  AMKS  L.,'8ecretary  Industrial  Scliool, 

office  II  City  Hall,  second  floor,  res  Oakland 
Thomson  John,  artesian  well  borer,  dwl  435  Pine 
Thomson  John,  baker  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Thomson  John,  seaman,  dwl  118  Stenart 
Thomson  John  D.,  clerk  with  li.  G.Dun  &  Co.,  320 

California 
Thomson  John   G.,  salesman,  638  Market,  dwl  27 

Clarence  Place 
Thomson  John  N.,  stevedore,  dwl  1001  Battery 
Thomson  Lndwiir  N.,  painter,  dwlN  s  lirannan  bet 

Fifth  and  Sixth 
Thomson  Malcolm,  liquor  saloon,  21  Pacific,  dwl  22 

Jolni 
Thomson    Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Filbert  bet 

Sanson!  and  Montgomery 
Thomson  Maria  (widow)  dwl  21  Moss 
Thomson   Mary    J.    Mrs.,  teacher    music,    dwl    34 

Garden 
Thomson  May  Miss,  saleswoman,  107  Kearny,  dwl 

924  ftlissi'on 
Thomson   Monroe,  editor,  dwl    Latham   Place  nr 

Mm  son 

THOMSON  THOMAS,  artesian    well    borer,    28 

Tiiird.  dwl  •J()2  Clementina 
Thomson  Wiljntin,  carpenter,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Thomson  William,  expresswagon,  dwl  S  s  DeBuom 

nr  Fiist 
Thomson  William,  laborer,  dwl  315  Union 
Tlionison  William  A.,  mariner,  dwl  S  s  Sixteenth  nr 

Channel 
Thomson  William  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  Bnrgoyne  PI 
Tiiomson  Willium  0  ,  lanndi-yman  with  James  Laid- 

ley,  dwl  Filliert  nr  Gongh 
Tiion  Christopher,  caipenter,  dwl  25  Polsom  Av 
Tiiord  Heniy,  cooper,  dwl  815  Montgomery 
Tliorin  Louis,  waiter,  dwl  828  Washington 
Tiiormahlen  Henry,   fruits  and  confectionery,  202 

Fir-t 
Thoin  Cliarles,  captain  C.  S.  N.  Co.'s  steamer  Ama- 
dor, dwl  1126  Pine 
Thorn   Charles  Jr.,  clerk  with  William  B.  Lake, 

dwl  1126  Pine 
Thoiii  Edgar  v.,  bookkeeper,  235  Pine,  dwl  1126 

Pine 
Thorn  Owen,  dwl  1027  Hyde 
Thonibiirgli  Morgan  K.,  (John  Ziegenhein  &  Co.) 

dwl  SVV  c(n' Bryant  and  Clinton 
Thornhury  Joiin,  l.i borer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Thorne  Charles,  actor,  dwl  207  Kearny 
Thorne  Chiisiopher,  driver   with  J.   E.   Lumsden, 

dwl  cor  Market  and  Eleventh 
Thorne  E.  B.,  marker  La  Grande  Laundry, dwl  E  s 

Thirteenth  ni  Folisom 
Thorne  Hatlie,  actress  Aihambra  Theater,  dwl  NW 

cor  Mioadwiiy  and  Kearnv 
THORNE  ISAAC  N.,  attori  ey  at  law,  office   16 

]\Ionigomery  Block,  dwl  NVV  cor  Howard  and 

Sevenieenlli 
Thorne  Mary  Mrs.,  saleswoman  Grover  &  Baker 

Sewing  Machine  Co.,  dwl  137  Third 


Thorne  William,  carpenter,  dwl   14  Harlan  Place 

Thornhill  Joseph,  bricklayer  and  builder,  dwl  1612 
Mason 

Thornqiii.st  Charles,  master  mariner,  dwl  E  s  Bry- 
ant bet  Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty  lifih 

Tliorni-ot  Henry,  seamni,  dwl  2il  Commercial 

Thornton  Abel,  dwl  250  Stevenson 

Thornton  George  F.,  physiii  ui,  dwl  S  8  Twenty- 
fourtit  bet  Columbia  and  Bryant 

Thornton  Henry,  salesman  with  James  W.  Burn- 
ham  &  Co.,  dwl  331  Kearny 

Thornton  James,  clerk,  dwl  8  Virginia  Place 

Thornton  James  D.,  fWil/iamn  &  T.)  attorney  at 
law,  oltice  8-10  Exch.inge  building,  dwl  613 
Ellis 

Thornton  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  7  Aslilnirton  Place 

Thornton  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  1 17  Viillejo 

Thornton  Owen,  laborer,  dwl  210  Pacific 

Thornton  Samuel  K.,  salesman, dwl  Es  Howard  bet 
Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second 

Thornton  T.  Dorsey,  clerk  Board  Education,  22 
City  Hall,  dwl  331  Montgomery 

Thornton  William  A.,  clerk  with  Redington,  Hos- 
letter  &  Co.,  dwl  933  Sac 

Thorpe  Andrew,  bookkeeper,  dwl  658  Folsom 

Tin)rpe  Edwin  L..  dwl  304  Minna 

Thorpe  Guy,  dwl  101  Powell 

Thorpe  Robert,  porter  with  Colman  Bros.,  dwl 
2641  Teham-.i 

Thors  Saimiei,  clerk,  dwl  23  Ellis 

Tliorsen  Sven,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 

Thorson  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  jnnc  Cal  and  Market 

Thonny  Leon,  shoemaker,  811  Pacilic 

THRALL  H.  H, surgeon  dentist,  office  219  Kearny, 
dwl  1011  Stockton 

Thrasher  Iia  P.,  carpenter,  dwl  Swiss  Hotel 

Tlirockmorton  Samuel  h*.,  real  estate,  ollice  SW 
cor  Cal  and  Sansom,  dwl  515  Po.-t 

Throckmorton  Sanmel  R.  Jr., aid  U.S. Coast  Survey, 
629  Kearny,  dwl  515  Post 

Tliumler  Heinrich,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 

Thunder  Henry,  shoemaker  with  Frederick  Frie- 
del,  dwl  N  W  cor  Mission  and  Spear 

Thunder  Herman,  bootmaker,  6 Sacramento,  dwl  13 
Steuart 

Thumlet  John,  drayman  with  Robert  W.  Robin- 
son 

Thumstatter  William,  nj)holsterer  with  Cummings 
&  Terry,  dwl  3.38  Busli 

Thuner  Cliarles,  showcasemaker  with  Teubuer  &, 
Hoffman,  dwl  537  California 

Thnrher  Royal,  brakeman,  dwl  32  Minna 

Thuriot  Edward,  driver  City  R.R.,  dwl  E  s  First 
Av  bet  Fourteentli  -.11111  Fifieentii 

Thurman  John  \W.,(ki.W.  Iluwland  &  Co.)  res  Oak- 
land 

Thurman  William  D,  teamster,  dwl  630  Brannan 

THURNAUER  &  ZINN,  fVVillinia  Tluirnnuer 
and  Henry  ZinitJ  importers  and  manufactur- 
ers wiilowware, baskets, fancy  goods  and  wooden 
ware,  533  Market 

Thurnauer  William,  ( Tlinr natter  i3j>  ZinnJ  533 
Market 

Thurston  Charles  M  ,  contractor,  dwl  S  s  Suiter  bet 
Laguna  and  Octavia 

Thurston  Edwin  B.,  laborer  with  D.  A.  &.  J.  Mc- 
Kinley,  dwl  328  Geary 

Thurston  Georjre  P.,  receiving  teller  with  Sather  & 
Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Bush  and  Stockton 

Thnrston  Martha  N.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  W  a 
Trciit  Av  bet  Twenty -second  and  Twenty-tiiird 

Thurston  Sarah  E.  Mi  s,  as.sistant  teacher  Powell 
St.  Primary  School,  dwl  9l)J  Clay 

Tliwaites  Joseph,  photographer  with  Silas  Selleck, 
dwl  44  Third 

Thwing  Francis,  teamster,  dwl  N  s  Oak  nr  Franklin 

Tliwing  John  G.,  proprietor  P.icitic  File  Works, 
53  Beale,  dwl  Es  Howanl  nr  Twenly-Hfih 

Thyes  John  IJ., proprietor  Folsom  Hotel, 1135  Folsom 


More  than  fair  rates  never  charged  by  the  PEOPLES- 


C.  p.  VAN  SCffAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Smokers'  Articles. 


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Tliylocker  Mar^'aret,  (widow)  dwl  810  Folgom 
Ti  Loe  &  Co.,  (Cliiiiei'e)  merchiintp,  715  Jackson 
Tibbels  Beitmii),  distiller  with  California  Com.  and 

M.  Co  ,  dwl  Greenwich  nr  Sieiner 
Tibbetts   Albert  C  clerk   with   Spronl   &  Twinf,', 
dwl  W  8  Ciipp  bet  Tweiity-tirst  and  Tweuiy- 
pecond 
Tibbetts  John  R.,  dwl  E  8  Mission  bet  Eigbteentb 

and  Nineteenth 
Tibbetts  Mark,  calker,  dwl  255  Beale 
Tibbey  Alexander  S.,  clerk  Fireman's  Fund  Ine.  Co., 

dwl  5J7  Gieeii 
Tibbey   Charles  J.,  teacher  Indnstrial  School,  dwl 

1717  Leavenworth 
Tibbey  Edney  S.,  note  teller  Bank  California,  dwl 

lllJBufh 
Tibbey   E.   M.   Miss,  assistant  teacher  Broadway 

Grammar  Sclio'il,  dwl  5'J7  Green 
TIBBEY    HENRY    S.,   notary   public,   office   604 

Jlonigomery,  dwl  527  Green 
Tibbey  M.  A.,  (widow)  dwl  527  Green 
Tibbit's  John  E.,   dressmaker,  44  Second,  dwl  Es 

Mission  nr  Nineteenth 
Tibbiis  Maurice,  barkeeper  with  Ginty  &  Shannon, 

dwl  2tiJi  Minna 
Tibbits  Stephen  M.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  93:^^ 

Howard 
Tice  Henry  M.,  secretary  Potrero  Land  Ass'n,  dwl 

E  8  Alabama  bet  Sixteenth  and  El  Dorado 
Tichonor  AUiert  M.,  porter,  307  Front,  dwl  Valley 

nr  Twenty-ninth 
Tichenor  DeWitt,  clerk,  dwl  Valley  nr  Twenly- 

ninih 
Tichenor  Elizabeth  L.  Miss,  manager  Protestant  Or- 

l>han  Asvliiin,  dwl  427  Second 
TICHENOli  H.  B.  &  Co.,  (Robert  G.  ByxbceJ  Sun 
Francisco  Drv  Dock,  foot  Second,  lumber  deaK 
ers,  and  Navarro  Mills  Packets,  42  Market 
Tichenor   Henry  B.,  fH.  B.  Tichenor  &   Go.j  dwl 

427  Second 
Tichenor  Stephen  J.,  (Keely  &  T.)  dwl  1617  Clay 
Tiihner  Charles,  dwl  824  Jackson 
Tichner  Louis,  vinicnltuiiBt,  dwl  3!I8  Sntter 
Ticliner  Solomon,  furniture  dealer,  dwl  824  Jackson 
Ticino  Hotel,  Morganti  <fc  Zauoni  proprietors,  716 

Pacitic 
Tickner  John,  painter  and  extraman  stm  No.  4,  S. 

F.  F.  U.,  dwl  5li4i  Howard 
TICKNOli  J.  C,  groceries   and   liquors,  ^W  cor 

Post  and  Taylor,  dwl  109  Ellis 
Tidball  Scott,  commitsioner   Laguna   Survey,  office 

603  W^ishinaton,  dwl  719  Ellis 
Tidd  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  1514  Dnpont 
Tiddens  Lucas,  upholsterer  with   E.   C.   Kennedy, 

dwl  l5'Jt)  Bush 
TIDE    LAND    COMMISSIONERS,    (Board  of) 

otlice  SW  cor  Clay  nnd  Kearnv 
TIDE  LAND  RECLAMATION  CO.,  office  6  Conrt 

Block,  636  Clay 
Tidemaii  Louis,  bookkeeper  with  Macfarlane,  Blair 

<t  Co.,  dwl  331  Geary 
Tiderer  William,  mariner,  dwl  407  Drnmtn 
Tie  Jacob,  bottle  dealer,  dwl  N  s  Kent  bet   Union 

and  Filbert 
Tie  .lames,  clerk,  dwl  630  Mission 
Tie  Michiiel,  real  est^ite,  dwl  30  DeBoom 
Tie  Sanjr  Tong,  (Chinese)  drugs,  925)  Dupont 
Tiebout  Va.  W.  Miss,  a.ssistant  teacher  Greenwich  St. 

Cosmopolitan  School,  dwl  716  Greenwich 
Tiede  Chris,  upholsterer   with    Frank  G.  Edwards, 
Tiede  I.,eopold  Von,  upholsterer,  dwl  New  Atlantic 

Hotel 
Tiedemann  Henry  H.,  confectioner,  120  Taylor 
Tiedemanu  Herman  O.,  architect,  office  and  dwl  18 

Third 
Tiedemann  John  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Fiiurth  and  Folsom 
Tiedemann  M.irtin,  groceries  and   liquors,  SW  cor 
Polk  and  Hayes 


Tiedemann  O.,  workman  California  Sngar  Refinery, 

SW  cor  Brannan  and  Eighth 
Tiedemann  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  340  Shipley 
Tiemeyer  Frederick,  dwl  536  Pine 
Tiernan  John,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben,  Ass'n, 

814  Howard 
Tiernan  John,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  S  s  Brannan  bet 

Sixth  and  Clinton 
Tiernan  Mi)ry,hou8ekeeper,  dwl  SW  cor  Taylor  and 

Jackson 
Tiernan  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  110  Freelon,  rear 
Tiernan  Jlichael,  tanner  with  I.  M.  Weutworth  &. 

Co.,  dwl  Ash  nr  Laguna 
Tiernan  Patrick,  shipbuilder,  dwl  NW  cor  Minnesota 

and  Solinio 
Tiernan  P.  J.,  clerk  with  Moses  G.  Cobb,  dwl  14 

Harlan  Place 
Tiernan   Richard, /'T'jVrnaw  &   Ryder)  dwl    "W  s 

First  Avenue  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Tiernan  William,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  19  Fitih  Av 
Tiernan  &  Ryder,  (Richard   Tiernan  and  Charlet 
B.  Ryder)  wood,  coal,  hav  and  grain,  liiueaud 
laths.    E    s    Mission    nr  Twenty-second 
Tierniiy  James,  laborer  with  Perkins,  Flint  &.  Co., 

dwl  Filbert  bet  Sansom  and  Mont>;on)ery 
Tiernay  Michael,  bookkeeper,  dwl  14  Harlan  Place 
Tiernay  Patrick,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'a  S. 

S.  Senator 
Tiernay  Thoinaa,  blacksmith  helper  Pacific  Rolling 

xAIill 
Tiernay  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  210  Pacific 
Tierney  Anna  Miss,  capmaker,  dwl  1061  Howard 
Tierney  Bernard,  foreman   Omnibus  R.   R.   Co.'s 

Stables,  dwl  13  Clara,  rear 
Tierney  David,  laborer,  dwl  I  Zoe  Place  nr  Fremont 
Tierney  Edward,  grainer  with  W.   G.   Weir,   dwl 

1064  Howard 
Tierney  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  1064  Howard 
Tierney  .James,  barkeeper,  211  Smsoin 
Tierney  James,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Fill)ert  nr  Sansom 
Tierney  James,  upholsterer  with  Richard  R.  Egan, 

dwl  317  Tehama 
Tierney  James,  waiter,  26  First,  dwl  13  Main 
Tierney  John,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Ash  bet  Laguna  and 

Buclianau 
Tierney  John,  liquor  saloon.  211  Sansom 
Tierney  John,  machinist,  dwl  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Main 
Tierney   John  P.,  pictureframer,  248  Fourth,  dwl 

3J31  Minna 
Tierney  Martin,  teamster  with  Sprnnl  &  Twing 
Tierney    Michael,   gardener,  dwl  W  s  Geneva  bet 

Brannan  and  Townsend 
Tierney  Michael,  porter  with  Nelson  &  Doble,  dwl 

227  Peny 
Tierney     Patrick,    hoilermaker    Portland    Boiler 

Works,  dwl  13  Clara 
Tierney  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Sherman  bet  Sev- 
enteenth and  Eighteenth 
Tierney  Patrick,  porter,  23  Fremont,  dwl  162  Clara 
Tierney  Philip,   teamster  with  Thomas  O'Connor, 

dwl  247^  Bluxome 
Tierney  Thomas,  laborer  S.  V.  Water  Works,  dwl 

24  Folsom  Avenue 
Tierney  Thomas,   laborer  S.   F.   Gas  Co.,  dwl  W  s 

Geneva  bet  Brannan  and  Townsend 
Tierney  Thomas,  laborer  with  Perkins,  Flint  &  Co., 

dwl  W  s  Sansom  bet  Union  and  Green 
Tierney  Thomas,  hackinan.  Plaza,  dwlNsBrannan 

bet  Sixth  and  Geneva 
Tierney. — See  Tearney 

Tieroff  A  ui.'ustu8,  groceries  and  liquors,  1118  Kearny 
Tierson  Robert  H.,  liquor  suloou,  1124  Market,  dwl 

313  Minna 
Tiessier  Augustus,  porter,  dwl  S  8  Fifteenth  nr  Shot- 
well 
Tietgen  John,  laborer,  dsvl  S  s  Jackson  bet  Fillmore 

and  Steiner 
Tietien  Charles,  shoemaker,  423  Pine,  dwl  431  Pine 


JONES,  PULLMAN  St  CO.,  IIQ  Sansom  Street,  Straw  Hats  and  Trimmings. 


EEDINGTOW'S  FLAVOBIUG  EXTKACTS,  Articles  of  real  merit  and  worth  their  value. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [X]      DIRECTORY. 


Tieljen  Diediich  W.,  gi-oceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

Battery  iuid  Pacific 
Tieljen  Heury,  barkeeper  wilh  J.  Blonigen.dwl  722 

Pacific 
Tietjeii  Henry,  clerk  witb  John  H.  Druhe,  SW  cor 

Mai  ket  and  Steuart 
Tietjeu  Henry,  clerk  with  Richard  Ehrichs,  dwl  SE 

cor  B^illeiv  and  Vallejo 
TIETJEN  HENRY,  gniceiiesand  liquors,  SW  cor 

Leavenwortii  and  Brimdway 
Tieljen  Henry,  f  Duveucck  &  Co.)  dwl  cor  Seven- 

teentli  and  Eureka 
Tieljen  Henry.  (Spear  &  TJNW  cor  Leavenworth 

and  Broadway 
Tietjen  Hermann,  (Korten&  T.)  dwl  ."iSO  Pine 
Tieljen  John   H..  tfroceriea  and  liquors,    SW  cor 

Brannan  and  Riich 
Tieljen  John  H.,  (Maild  Sf   T.J  dwl  NE  cor  How- 

111(1  and  .Spear 
Tietjen  Lndwij;,  workman  California  Sugar  Refin- 
ery, .SW  cor  Brannan  and  Eighrli 
Tietjen  ALniin,  clerk  witii  Henry  Tiefjen,  dwl  SW 

coi'  Leavenwoith  and  Broadway 
Tieljen  Martin,  clerk  wilh  J.  F.  Ortmann,  dwl  815 

Jackson 
Tieljen   Richard,  driver  with  Kleinclans,  Fanss  &. 

Klein'laiis,  dwl  S  s  Nineteenth  nr  Howard 
Tieljen  William.  expres8w;igon,  >«' W  cor  Front  and 

Clay,  dwl  NW  cor  Bush  and  Powell 
Tietz    Cliarles,  longtilioreuian,  dwl  E  s  Main  bet 

Howard  and  Folsom 
TifTanbach  George,  hairdresser,  dwl  4G  Second 
Titlany    Owen,   waiter    Grand    Hotel,  dwl    1233 

Union 
Tiffany  Robert  J.,  real   estate,  office  627  Washing- 
ton, dwl  io  Prot-pect  Place 
Tiffany  William,  salesman  with  C.  P.  Van  Schaack 

&.'  Co.,  dwl  ^3G  Suiter 
Tiffc  Eilward  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  1011  Howard 
Tifi't  JIarvin.   coinmissiou  agent,  NW  cor  Steuart 

and  Mission 
Tiggan  John,  laborer  with  M.  H.  Turrill.dwl  2810 

Buchanan 
Tighe  James,  clerk  with  Catharine  Smith,  dwl  NW 

cor  Fifth  and  .Shipley 
Tighe  John,  atiorney  at  law,  office  614  Merchant, 

dwl  1.5  Union  Place 
Tighe  Patrick,  laborer  with    Perkins,  Flint  &  Co., 

dwl  XW  cor  Battery  and  Green 
Tighe  Peter,  boatuian,  cor  First  and  Brannan,  dwl  3 

Fir!<t 
Tilden  Charles  L.,  carpenter  and  builder,  8  Qnincy, 

dwl  12  Quincy 
TILDEN,  CRAIG  &  WILSON.  /Harmon  J.  Til- 
den,  William  Crais^  and  Ttiomas  K.   WilaoiiJ 

aiioineyjiat  law,  office 533  Keainy,  room  18 
Tilden  George   A.,  salesuiau  with   Haskell  it  Co., 

dwl  lIlEiL'hth 
TILDEN  HAIJMOX  J.-assessor  U.  S.  I^nernal  Rev- 

enne.  office  419  C.ilifornia  (and    Tilden,  (J rain 

&  WilaanJ  office  533  Kearnj',  dwl  W  s  Dolores 

bet  Tweniy-iliii-d  and  Twenlyfonrih 
Tilden  H.  N.,  merchant,  office  221  Clay,  dwl  Lick 

House 
Tilden  Joseph,  broker,  dwl  122Tavlor 
Tilden  Nelson,  driver  wilh  Haskell  &,  Co.,  dwl  N  s 

Naloma  nr  New  Mi)nigomery 
Tileston  Frederick  L.,  dwl  W  s  Clay  bet  Hyde  and 

Lark  in 
Tilford  Frank,  <rravel  dealer.  Third  St.  Whaif,  dwl 

2()1'J  Mason 
Tilgner  Francis,  proprietor  Pioneer  Malt  House,  E 

8  Stockton   nr    Francisco,  dwl   212   Francisco, 
Tilley  Charles  B  ,  clerk  with  Wellman,  Peck  &  Co., 

dwl  W  8  Fillmore  bet  Bush  and  Pine 
Tilloy  William  J.,  salesman  with  Wellman,  Peck  & 

Co.,  dwl  1631  Sainiineuto 
Tilliiighast  Allen,  U.  S.  deputy  marshal  aud  book- 
keeper, dwl  2(18  Post 


TILLINGHAST  BROTHERS,  (^m/Z/aw   //.  and 
7'Awm«.'!  i?.>  general  aLcenis  Noilh  Biiiisli  and 

Mercantile  Ins.  Co.,  office  SE  cor  San  and  Cal 
TillinKhast  Thomas  D.,  ( 2'illingkast  Bro^.J   dwl 

6-J3  Powell 
TILLINGHAST  WILLIAM    H.,  nianaj.'er  Bank 

Biilish     Colnmhia,    (and    Tillingka.^t   Brox.J 

office  SE  cor  Cal  aiul  Sanson),  dwl  ii23  Powell 
Tillman  Adidphns  P.,  laborer  wilh  John   H.  Cook, 

dwl  SW  cor  Green  and  Mason 
Tillman  Augustus,  harnessmakei-,  710  Mistiou,  dwl 

208  Minna 
Tillm^in  Francis,  agent  Tilton  &.  McFarland's  Fire 

and  Burglar  Proof  S.ifes,  318  Ballery,  dwl  313 

Sutter 
Tillman  Marthn,  (widow)  dwl  20\>  Stockton 
Tillman  Mary   E.   Mrs.,  dwl    SW   cor  Mason  aud 

Green 
TillMian  Thomas,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  10  Virjrinia 
Tillman  William,  (colored)  janitor,  dwl  1331)  Bdwy 
Tillman  William  J.,  porter  with  Main  &.   Winches- 
ter, dwl  426  Shoiwell 
Tillson  Anson  G.,  machinist  with  L.  &  E.  Euiauael, 

dwl  73  Shipley 
Tillson   Catherine",    (widow)    dwl  cor  Gongh   and 

Hickory 
Tillson  Charles,  honse  and  signpainter,  21   Gearj', 

dwl  37  Ritch,  rear 
Tillson  Frederick  M.,  machine  operator  with   Bnck- 

inurham  &  Heeht,  dwl  cor  Guiigli  and  HiekDiy 
Tilson  Joseph, cook  witii  Berlz  &  Co.,dwl  20  Everett 
Tilt  Frederick,  quartermaster  P.  JI.  S.  S.  Japan 
Tillon  CharlesS.,  depiitv  grader    County  Surveyor's 

office,  dwl  SE  cor  Scott  and  Fill)ert 
TILTON    STEPHEN     S.,  re.l  estate,  office  302 

Mont,  dwl  S  s  Fi.bert  l)et  Pierce  and  Siolt 
Timlin   James,  haruessmaker   Omnibus  R.  R.',  dwl 

20  Ritch,  rear 
Timlin  J.  J.,  shoem.iker,  dwl  421  Bush 
'I'immerman  Frederick,  manner,  dwl  7  Wash 
Timinerman  H., workman  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

SW  cor  Brannan  and  Eighth 
Timmerman  Louisa,  (widow)  dwl  321  O'Farrell 
Timmins  John,  editorial  department  S.  F.  Chronicle, 

dwl  115  Second 
Timnions  Patrick,  driver  with  A.  R.  C.  Ice  Co.,  dwl 

338  Union,  rear 
Timney  James,  pyrotechi.iit  with  Church  &  Clark, 

dwl  oDii  Stevenson 
Tin  Youk  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  740  Sac 
Tingel  Otto,  teamster  wilh  R.  &  J.  Morion 
Tingley  Bedford  A.,  machinist  P.iciliu  Rolling  Mill, 

dwl  Pol rero  Point 
Tiiijiley  George  M.,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl 

6J9  Folsoin 
Tingman  John  H.,  bookkeeper  with  Baker  &,  Ham- 

ilioii,  dwl  1609  California 
Tinkeii  Bernard,  groceiies  and  liquors,  725  .Jackson 
Tinkham  Ariel  T..  clerk  with  D.  C  Hall  &.  Co.,  dwl 

E  s  Fourteenth  bet  Guerrero  ami  Didores 
Tinny  Georjfe,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Tipliaine   Ernest,  porter  with  Roih  &  Videau,  dwl 

1)14  Green 
Tippelt  Charles  L.,  real  estate,  dwl  710  California 
TippettJ.  Emory,  clerk  with   Henry    G.  Lungley, 

dwl  626  California 
TIRRELL  C.  &  P.  H.  &  CO.,  (Henry  Edwards) 

ini|iortei-»  boots,  419  Clay 
Tin  ell  Cyms,  (C.  &  P.  H.    Tirrell  Sf  Co.)  res 

Siniili  Weymouth,  Mass. 
Tirrell  John,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Broadway  bet   Van 

Ness  Avenue  and  Frmiklin 
Tirrell    P.   H.,  (C.  Jj-  F.  H.   Tirrell  &  Co.)  res 

Boston 
Tirrel.— See  Terrell  and  Tnrrell 
Tischer  Carl,  beer  saloon,  8  Front 
Tisdale  T.  Rolph,  clerk  with  Edward  Bangle,   dwl 

136  Minna,  rear 
Tisdall  Edwar.l  W.,  report  clerk  Southern  Pac  R.R. 


Before  the  evil  day  insure  in  the  PEOPLES. 


O   p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  &  716  Kearny  St.,  Rubber  Goods  and  Umbrellas. 

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Tibliler  Hannah  Mrs.,  ladies'  underwear  and  diesa 

riiHkinjr, '-MO  Sixth 
Tishler  Geoi-j,'e,  carrier  Call  and  Bulletin,   dwl  240 

Six  til 
Tissot  Jerome  J.,  lithographic  printer  with  A.   L. 

Baucrofr,  &  Co.,  dwl  'JS  I^ouiBa 
Titconii)  Albert  C./7V/ro7«i<fc  Willi  am. <!  J  2AQ  Mont 
Titconib  John  H.,  attorney  at  law,  office  (537  Kearny, 

dwl  1118  Hnsii 
Titconib  John  \V.,  clerk,  dwl  1026  Bnsh 
Titc(iiiil)    Lizzie,    (widow)    furnished    rooms,    107 

O'Kiirrell 
TITCOMIJ   &    WILLIAMS,  (Albert   C.    Jif.romb 

and  (itoi-frc  If.   WilliamRJ  importers  and  whole- 

Piile  dealers  watches,  clocks  and  jewelry,  2-JO 

Montgomery 
Tito  J.,  vaquero,  dwl  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Clay 
Tiitel  Albert,  jeweler  with  Koubler  &  Ritter,  dwl 

50!)  Stockton 
Tittel  Augusta,  (widow)  dwl  W  s  First  Avenue  bet 

Filteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Ti'.til  Conrad,  real  estate,  dwl  W  s  First  Avenue  bet 

Fifteenth  iiiid  Sixteenth 
Tittel   Ernst  B.,dwl  (i56  FoUom 
Tittel  Kiederitk  G.  E.,  leal  estate,  office  303  Kearny, 

dwl   irJ  0.1  k 
Tittel  John  Charles  C,  bricklayer,  dwl  509  Stock 
Tiitel    Minna  E.,  (widow)   real  estate,  dwl  SE  cor 

Tweiitvlhii'd  and  Mission 
Tittel's  Hall,  417  Bush 

Tittel's  How,  W  B  Clara  Line  bet  Bnsh  and  Sutter 
T\lm  VrnwcU, ^. .  (Slmkcupcnr  &  T.)  dwl  719  MUt 
Titus  Frederick  J.,  clerk  Bank  California,  dwl  (ill 

Folsoni 
Titus  John,  clerk,  dwl  634  Sacramento 
Titus  William  Q.,  plumber   P.M.S.S.  Co.'s  Wharf, 

dwl  413  Briiiinan 
Tivers  Joseph,  shoemaker,  dwl  621  Vallejo 
Tobbenbosken  Henry,  (Juhu  G ,  Dnihe  S  Co.)  dwl 

(iOI  Howard 
Tobei  Beniades,  liquor  saloon,  N  a  Jackson  bet  Da- 
vis and  Dininiii 
Tobelmaiin  Frederick,  clerk  with  Andrew  Hitnmel- 

maiin.dwl  308  O'Karrell 
Tobelmaiin  Henry,  (Srheper  &    T.)  dwl  148  First 
Tobuy  Albert  U.,  sliipjoiiier,  dwl  225  Second 
Tobey  Curtis,  nianutacturers'  agent,  office  35  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
Tobey  J.  W.  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  444  Sixth 

Tobias Mrs.,  teacher  music,  dwl  14  Hawthorne 

Tobiax  Biacedile,  ( Tobias   if   Co.)  Grand  Central 

Market 
Tobias  Jacob.cap  manufacturer  with  Wolf  Fleischer, 

dwl  .T21  Hyde 
Tobias  Marks,  "merchant  tailor,  13  Second,  dwl  465 

Clementina 
Tobias  &.  Co.,  ( BinrcdileTohiaK  and  Antoni  Scotti) 

chop  house.  Grand  Central  Market 
Tobie  Kumoiul,  impoiier  coiks,  dwl  505  Union 
TOBIN,    DAVI8S0N   &    CO.,   (Thomas  Tobin, 

Robert  G.  Davtsson,  Samuel  S.  Pomroy,  .John 

a rijffiii  arid  Hubert  Dixon)  importers  and  job- 
bers fancy  and  millinery  goods,  NW  cor  Sansoni 

and  Sutler 
Tobin  Dennis  T.,  commission  agent,  dwl  911  Geary 
Tobin  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  131  Fol^om 
Tobin  J.,  laborer  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Tobin  James,  laborer,  dwl  6  Bartol  nr  Broadway 
Tobin  James,  laborer,  dwl  533  Commerci^il 
Tobin  James,  teamster    with   George  Dougherty, 

dwl  12  Naloma 
Tobin  James.  (0' Farrell  &  Co.)  dwl  110  Mason 
Tobin  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  1022  Market 
Tobin  John,  laborer,  dwl  2.')6  Tehama 
Tobin  Jibn,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Main  nr  Harrison 
Tobin  John,  laborer  Mission  and  Pa.itic  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl   S  8  Foniteentb  bet  Har  and  Bryant 
Tobin  John,  f  Tobin  ^  Barry)  dwl  Railroad  Av  nr 


Fifteenth 


TOBIX  JOHN  H..  merchant  tailor,  114   Montgom- 
ery, dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Tobin  John  W.,  varnisher  with  George  O.  Whit- 
ney &L  Co.,  dwl  1407  Sacramento 
Tobin  M.-,  foreman  Southern  Pacilic  Railroad 
Tobin  Murk,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Harrison  ur  Eight- 
eenth 
Tobin  Marks,  tanner,  dwl  cor  Harrison  and  Solano 
Tobin  Mary  Mrs.,  dress  and  cloaUmaker,  dwl  220 

Sixth 
Tobin    Michael,    laborer,   dwl    cor    Valencia  and 

Twenty-sixth 
Tobin  Michael,  pantryman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's. 

S.  S.  Orizaba 
Tobin  Michael,  waiter  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Moses  'i'ay  lor 
Tobin  Morris,  laborer  with  Dana  &  Codington,  dwl 

cor  Green  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Tobin  Myles  J.,  ciirriagemaker,  dwl  213  Perrv 
Tobin  Patrick,  expresswagon,  dwl  cor  liutledge  Av 

and  Columbia  Place,  Bernal  Higlils 
Tobin  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  26  RitiM 
Tobin  Patrick,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co 
Tobin  Patrick,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
TOBIN  RICHARD,  attorney  at  law,  olhce  NE  cor 

Market  and  Alontgomery,  dwl  tilO  Mason 
Tobin  Richard,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  20  Minna 
Tobin  Richard,  porter  with  H.  M.  New  hall  &  Co., 

317  Sansom 
Tobin  Richard  C.,f Kennedy  &  T.)A\v\  lOO'Farrell 
Tobin  Robert  J.,  ex  justice  ot  peace,  dwl  1425  Stock 
Tobin  Thomas,  melter  Columbia   Foundry,    dwl  16 

Jessie,  rear 
Tobin  Thomas,  porter  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co.,  dwl 

151  Perry 
Tobin  TlioniMS,  (l^obin,  Davisson  ^-    Co.)  dwl  Oc- 
cidental Hotel 
Tobin  Thomas  D.,  brick  dealer  Market  St.  Wharf 
Tobin  Thomas  L.,  varnisher  with  George  O.  Whit- 
ney iV  Co.,  dwl  1407  Sacramento 
Tobin  VVilliani,  longshoreman,  dwl20Steuart 
Tobin  William,  nurse  St  Mary's  Hospital 
Tobin  William  A.,  dwl  220  Sixth 
Tobin  &  Barry,  (John  Tobin  and  Michael  Barry) 
boots  and   shoes.   Railroad    Av  nr    Fifteenth 
Toborg  John,  dwl  SW  cor  Mission  and  Main 
Tobriner  Henry  H.,  trunkmaker,  dwl  1 1 17  Geary 
Tobriner  Matthew,  bookkeeper  with  L.  &  M.  Sachs 

&  Co.,  dwl  li  17  Geary 
Tocheport  Henry,  hairdresser,  dwl  835  Clay 
TODD  A.  H.,    commission   meixhaiit,   200  Davis, 

dwl  Nucleus  Hotel 
Todd  E.  S..   Rev.,  pastor  Bnsh  St.  M.  E.  Church, 

dwl  N  s  Bnsh  bet  Scott  and  Devisadeio 
Todd  Hugh  B.,  traveling  agent  AVidowand  Orphan 

Fund  Life  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Todd  John,  hog  ranch,  dwl  S  s  Santa  Clara  nr  Mari- 
posa 
Todd  John,  wholesale  boots  and  shoes,  317  Sansom, 

dwl  441  Eddy 
Todd  John  N.,  purveyor  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.,  dwl 

Lick  House 
Todd  Thomas  M.,  physician,  dwl  SE  cor  Howard 

and  Sixth 
Todd  W.  B.,  conductor  City  R.  R. 
Todman  John  H.,  dwl  748  Folsom 
Todt  Charles,  waiter  with  Dentsch  &  Co.,  614  Clay 
Todt  John,  machinist  with  J.  G.  lis,  dwl  625  Pac 
Toeike   Henry  Jr.,  salesman  with  Stein,  Simon  •& 

Co.,  dwl  1013  Washington 
Toelken  Herman,   cigars  aud  tobacco,  58  Second, 

dwl  438  Seventh 
Toepke  William,  musician,  dwl  1112  Mason 
Toflenberg  Arnold,  saloon,  613  Vallejo 
Toffle  Frederick, watchman  CaliforniaMills.dwl  E  s 

Main  bet  Howard  and  Fol8'>m 
Tohau  J.,  helper  Risdon  Iron   Works,  dwl  Folsom 

bet  Main  and  Beale 
Toher  John,  painter,  dwl  187  Folsom 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  110  Sansom  Street,  Pocket  CuUery  and  Scissors. 


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Tohey  Paliick,  laborer  with  Jolin  VV.  Kelly 

Tojeiii  Domingo,  artist,  dwl  932  iMarket 

Toulus  Keidinaiid,  bookkeeper,  24  Saiisom,  dwl  315 
luldv 

TOKLAS,  HAHN  &  BROWN,  fMox  Toklas, 
Se/if^nian  Unlin  and  Morris  5ro?c«y  importers, 
uiiinnl'actineiK  and  wlioJesale  dotbiiig,  24  San 

Toklas  iMax,  (  Toklas,  Hahn  &  Brownj  res  New 
Yoik 

Tolan  James,  {Kennedy  &  Co.)  dwl  356  Clementina 

Toland  Charles  A.  G.i  physician,  office  isVV  cor 
Montgomery  and  Merchant,  dwl  810  Jackson 

Toland  tranU,  clei  k  Olympic  Lodgings,  NE  cor 
Kearny  and  Clay 

TOLAND  H.  H.,  i)hy6ician  and  surgeon,  office  27 
iind2)  Naglee's  iJuiiding,  SW  cor  Montgomery 
an<i  Merchant,  dwl  810  Jackson 

Toland  James,  liquors,  SVVcor  Mout  and  Broadway, 
dwl  12  Broadway 

Toland  John,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  367 
Cleiueiiiina 

TOLAND  MEDICAL  COLLEGE,  E  s  Stockton 
bet  Chestinit  and  Francisco 

Toland  Micliiiel,  laborer  Sau  Francisco  Wool  Ex- 
change, dwl  W  8  Octavia  nr  Is-y 

Toland  William,  hackdriver,  dwl  636  Commercial 

Tolbert  Alexander,  Mountain  House,  cor  Steven- 
son and  Ninth 

Tolbert  Henry,  (colored)  expressman,  cor  Cluy  and 
Mont,   dwl  S  6  Vallej(j  ur  Leavenworth 

Tolbert  James. coachman,  dwl  S  s  Shipley  nr  Eighth 

TOLLES  C.  W.,  physician,  office  and  dsvl  118 
Gearv 

Tolley  VV'illiam  W.,  brickmason  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint, 
dwl  5305  Stevenson 

Tollin  Williani,  porter,  7  Battery,  dwl  825  Post,  rear 

Tolinan  George,  piiysiciaii,  dwl  528  Green 

Tolmau  L.  A.,  oilpa'iniings,  719  Jlkr.dwl  7  O'Farrell 

Tolo  Joseph,  helper  Selby's  Smelting  Works,  North 
Beach 

Tomascevich  HL  Mark,  barkeeper,  SE  cor  Dupont 
and  Clay,  dwl  1-103  Stock'.on 

Tomey  Daniel,  blacksmith,  dwl  642^  Mission 

Tomforde  Henry,  ( Michnehon  &  T.J  dwl  San  Jose 
lioad  nr  Six- Mile  House 

Tomfort  Christopher,  butcher  with  C.  Marchant, 
dwl  819  Jackson 

Tomkinson  James,  livery  stable,  60-62  Minna,  dwl 
57  Minna 

Tomlin  George,  porter  with  Phillips,  Taber  &  Co., 
dwl  E  8  Gilbert  bet  Bryant  and  Br.innan 

Tomlinson  Jot-eph,  packer  with  Haynes  &  Lawton, 
dwl  734 1  Howard 

Tommereg  Andrew  E.,  master  mariner,  dwl  919 
Greenwich 

Tomoseno  Doinenico,  gardener,  dwl  SE  cor  Broad- 
way and  Saiisom 

Tompkins  Benjamin,  barrel  dealer,  dwl  E  b  Gilbert 
bet  Bryant  and  Braunan 

Tompkins  "C.  H.,  Lieut. -Col.  U.  S.  A.,  bds  Cosmo- 
politan Hotel 

Tompkins  Ch.irlea  H.,  engineer  with  Cal.  Com.  and 
M.  Co.,  dwl  cor  Pierce  and  Chestnut 

Tompkins  Edward,  attorney  at  law,  office  315  Cal- 
ifornia, res  Oaldand 

Tompkins  George,  boottitter,  3  Berry 

Tompkins  Joseph,  clerk,  dwl  925  Post 

Tompkins  M.  M.,  bullion  and  exchange  clerk  Bank 
California,  res  San  Uafael 

Tompkins  M.  M.  Mrs.,  boarding,  7  O'Farrell 

Tompkins  Walter  H.,  attorney  at  law,  office  44 
^  Moiitgomery  Block 

Tompkinson  Joseph,  salesman,  335  Pine,  dwl  925 
Post 

Tomsky  Louis,  signpaiuter,  406  Mont,dwl23  Rausch 

TonanEdward,  laborer  with  California  Paving  Co., 
dwl  cor  Eighth  and  Harrison 

Tone  Michael,  shoemaker,  dwl  W  s  Kansas  nr 
Humboldt 


Toner  Daniel,  laborer  with  S,  F.  Gas  Co. 
Toner  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  1184  Harrison,  rear 
Toner  Jiinies,  laboier  Golden  Gate  Sujjar  Relinery 
Toner  John,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  SE  cor  Druuini  and 

Oregon 
Toner  John,  soap  manufacturer,  SE  cor  Sixteenth 

and  Potrero  Avenue 
Toner  Patrick,  blacksmith  with  Nelson  &Doble,  dwl 

6I25  Mi^6ion 
Toner  Peter,  dairyman,  dwl  Mission  nr  Thirtieth 
Tong  ChouiT  Lung  &,  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  735 

Commercial 
Tong  Tie  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  728  Sac 
Tong  Wah  &.  Co.,  (Chinese)  clothing,  620  Jackson 
Tong  Wo  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  722  Sac 
Tong  Yoonir  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  736  Sac 
Tonigkeil  Hugo,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Tonneson  Edward,  shipcarpenter,  dvvl  262  Clem 
Tonnis  James,  iireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.S. 

Pelican 
TonoUa  August,   (William  Shick  Sf  Co.)  dwl  22 

Folsom  Aveinie 
Tonry  James,  bootmaker  U.W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co.,dwl 

335  .Stevenson 
Tonsen  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  262 J  Clem,  rear 
Toohey  James,  laborer,  dwl  415  Powell,  rear 
Toohey  James,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co., dwl 

427  Pine 
Toohev  Patrick,  malster  Hibernia  Brewery,  dwl  219 

Eighth 
Toohill  David,  stairbuilder  with  B.  H.  Freeman,dwl 

208  Minna 
Toohill  Moiris,  stairbuilder  with  B.  H.  Freeman,dwl 

407  Hyde 
Tooker  William,  conductor  Citv  R.  R. 
Tool  H.  O.,  cartman  City  R.  R'. 
Tool  Liuience,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 Kearnv 
Toolan  Francis,  laborer  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl  320 

Eleventh 
Toole  Christopher,  carpenter,  dwl  822  Green 
Toole  James  J.,  bricklayer,  dwl  112  Jessie 
Toole  John,  bricklayer,  dwl  Tenth  A. venue  nr  Rail- 
road Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
Toole  Thomas,  laborer  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  179  Jessie 
Toomey  Dennis,  laborer,  dwl  347  Minna 
Toomey  Jeremiah  J.,  clerk,  dwl  512  Stevenson 
Toomey  John,  laborer,  dwl  137  Dora 
Toomey  John,  laborer,  dwl  517  Mission 
Toomey  Mich^iel,  laborer,  dwl  416  Grove 
Toomey    Patrick,    blacksmith  Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  112  Tehama 
Toomey  Thomas,  glassblower  v?ith  Bennett  <fe  Co., 

dwl  SW  cor  Iowa  and  Mariposa 
Toomy  Heni^,  office  338  Mont,  dwl  Union  Club 
Toopey  Thoiuas,  tiuisher  Mission  and  Pacilic  Woolen 

Mills 
Toothaker  Edwin  M.,  compositor  with  Dewey  & 

Co.,  dwl  235  Riich 
Toothaker  John    H.,   (  Toothaker  &  Meyers)  dwl 

218  Austin 
Toothaker  Linania  M.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  14 J  Ellis 
Toothaker  William  F.,  machinist  with  W.  T.  Gar- 

ratt  &  Co.,  dwl  14^  Ellis 
Toothaker    &    Meyers,    (John  H.    Toothaker  and 

Benjamin  Meyers)  horseshoers  and  blacksmith- 

ing,  116  Washington 
Tootiil  Richard,  engineer  Selby's  Smelting  Works, 

dwl  S  8  Green vvich  ur  Jones 
Topham  W.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Toplitz    Fabian,   importer    millinerv,  straw  goods 

and  furs,  541  Market,  dwl  218  Turk 
Toplitz  Isaac,  jeweler  with  Hubash  &  Kutz,  dwl 

519  Montgomery 
Toplitz  Robert,  salesman  with  Fabian  Toplitz, dwl 

218  Turk 
Topping  Ambrose,  clerk  with  Pixley  &  Harrison, 

dwl  S  8  Pacific  bet  Gough  and  Franklin 
Topping   Watson   W.,    clerk  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

135  Fremont 


A  sound  basis  for  Underwriting— the  $500,000  Assets  of  the  PSOPIiES. 


C.  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Importers  and  Jobbers. 


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Tore  Flit/,,  msister  mariner,  dwl  27  Perry 

Tore  John,   coolc  wiili  Grego  &  Gatnba,  dwl   222 

Toretii  David,  (G.  B.  B'mnldi  &  Co.)  res  Oakland 

Torgeii  Lais,  mariner,  dwl  104  Market 

Torgood  George,  cook  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 

Orizalia 
Tormey  Francis,  deik,  dwl  NW  cor  Valencia  and 

Sixteenth 
Tormey  John  C.,  Laurel  Hall  saloon,  414  Pine,  dwl 

521  Minna 
Toniagle  George,  carpenter,  dwl  20  Eleventh 
Torner  Feier.  drayman  with  Murray  &  Noble,  dwl 

cor  Olil  San  ,\o9C'  Road  and  Thii'tieth 
Tornon  Charles,  laborer  with  Cole  &  Haskell,   dwl 

214  lliich 
Toro  Juan  de.  searcher  and  copyist  Spanish  records, 

otticeCU  Merchant,  dwl  43'l  Salter 
Torr  George  VV.,   watchiuaii   U.   S.  Treasury,  dwl 

1519  Stockton 
Torrance  Roheit,  carpenter,  dwl  516  Leavenworth 
TURRANCE  ROBKUT  B.,  agent  Walt  Brothers, 

Grass  Valley,  office  60;!  Sacramento 
Terras  Joiiquin,  artist,  dwl  320  Market 
Torras  Vinci-nt  A.,  Ibiemati  with  Edward  Bosqui  & 

Co.,  dwl  Pennsylvania  Avenue  nr  Solano 
Torre  Antonia  de  la!  carriagetrimmer  with  Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  33  Welsh 
Torre  Paul,  suit  manufactiu'er,  dwl  W  s  Taylor  bet 

Greenwich  and  Lombard 
Torrea  John,  driver  ^Market  St.  R.  R.,  dwl  Valencia 

nr  Sixteenth 
Torreiice  John,  master  machinist  California  Theater, 

dwl  710  Caliiornia 
Torrenie  John  S.,  actor  California  Theater,  dwl  4 

Gardner 
Torrens  George,  contractor,  dwl  N  s  Clay  bet  Hyde 

and  Larkin 
Torres  AI)elardo,  jeweler  with  Amado  MenJoza,dwl 

1414  Stockton 
Torres    Frank,  laborer,     1520    Dapont,  dwl    909 

Vallcjo 
Tones  Fdipo, laborer,  dwl 723  Broadway 
Torres  Lougina  Y.  Jlrs.,  engravings,  403'  Dupont 
Torres  Manuel,  clerk  with  Tyler  Curtis  &  Co.,  dwl 

NE  cor  Suiter  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Torres  N.,  printer  with  Giovanni  Cevasco,  dwl  228 

Kearny 
Torret  Jacques,  f'./ac^i/es  <fc   MortierJ  ivi\  8  Card 

Alley 
Torrey  Charles  L.,  shoemaker  with  Journeymen's 

Boot  &  Shoe  Coiiperative  Uuion,  dwl  SW  cor 

Broadway  and  Montgomery 
Torrey  Erastus  N.,  snrvevor  Liverpool  and  London 

and  Globe  Ins.  Co.,  oHice   412  Mont,  dwl  2212 

Howard 
Torrey  James  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  202  Hyde 
Torrey  John,  salesman  with  S.  E.  Hoar,  dwl  1007 

Jones 
Torrey  John  C,  special  policeman,  dwl  What  Cheer 

House 
Torrey  John  Jr.,  bookkeeper  with  Weed  Sewing 

Machine  Co.,  dwl  607  Pine 
Torrey  Marcus,  conductor  Central  R.R.,  dwl  Bran- 

nau  nr  Sixth 
Torrey  William  L.,  carpenter,  dwl202Hyde 
Ton  V  Frank  M.,  clerk,  dwl  122  Geary 
Torsney  Thomas,  coachman  with  Delos  Lake,  dwl 

NE  cor  California  and  Gough 
Tostensen  Christian,  miner,  dwl  57  Jessie 
Tostmann  Henry,  (Earthen  &  T.)  dwl  23  Zoe 
Tostmaun  Louis,  waiter  with  Deutsch  &  Co.,  614 

Clay 
Totheroh  Augustus  R.,  printer  with  John  H.  Car- 
many  &  Co.,  dwl  908  Howard 
Touailhm  Jules,  California  College,  1022  Stockton 
TOUCHARD    GUSTAVE,   president   Union   Ins. 

Co.  and  Board  Marine  Underwriters,  oflSce  416 

California,  res  Oakland 


Toudy  Julius  C,  leweler  with  J.  W.  Tucker  &  Co., 

dwl  1608  Bush 
Toumey  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  206  Pacific 
Toiuiley  James,  laborer,  dwl  Dolores  nr  Thirtieth 
Toupait  Victor,  cook,  dwl  1100  Stockton 
Toussaint  VVilliam,  teamster   P.icilic    Flour   Mills, 

dv^'l  Ns  Post  bet  Powell  and  Mason 
Tonssig  Louii,  janitor  Hayes  Valley, Pine  and  Tyler 

Street  Schools 
Toussiu  Eniile,  teacher  music,  dwl  2  St.  Mary  Place 
Tonya  A.,  mason,  dwl  1228  Dupout,  rear 
Tonya  Henry,  molder  with  Tay,  Brooks  ifc  Backus, 

dwl  W  8  Dupont  bet  Valk-jo  and  Broadway 
Tower  Charles  H.,  foreman  boiler  shop  Risdon  Iron 

Works,  d-ivl  lU8Dura 
Tower  Levi  N  ,8awmaker  witii  N.  W.  Spaulding,dwl 

Ws  Middle  bet  Pine  and  California 
Towey  James,  laborer  P.M.S.S.Co'sVVharf 
Towle  George  W.  Jr. , night  inspector  Custom  House, 

dwl  372  Brannan 
Towle  James,  captain  police,  City  Hall,  dwl  431 

Dupont 
TOWNE  JAMES  W.,  (Blake,  Robbins  &  Go.)  res 

New  York 
Towue  Robeit  W.,   laborer,   dwl    SW  cor  Haight 

and  Fillmore 
Townley  Patrick,  baker  with  Patrick  P.  McGrath, 

dwl  103  Fifth 
TOWNS liND  CLAREN(;E  F.,  attorney  at  law, 

office  411 5  California,  dwl  405  Sutter 
Townsend    F'raucis,  conductor  N.B.&.M.R.R.,  dwl 

325  Fourth 
Townsend  Fi-ederick,  accountant  Bank  British  Co- 
lumbia, dwl  2112  Mason 
Townsend  George,  capitalist,  dwl  815  Dupont 
Townsend  George,  laundryman  with  S  F.  Laundry 

Association,  dwl  NW  cor  Turk  nnd  Fillmore 
Townsend  Harriet,  (widow)  dwl  52  Second 
Townsend  Honora,   (widow)  dwl  201<i  Jones 
TOWNSEND  JAMES  B.,  attorney  at  law,  office 

31  and  32  Court  Block,  636  Clay,  dwl  319  Bush 
Townsend  James  S.,  clerk,  dwl  51  Tehama 
Townsend  Jet^sie  H.,  carpenter  C.  P.  li.  R.,  dwl  cor 

Berry  and  Madden 
Townsend  John  E.,  shoecutter  with  I.  M. Wentworth 

&  Co.,  dwl  20  Jessie,  rear 
Townsend  Louis  R.,  (  Tuwnscnd  ^  Wyuekenj  dwl 

20  Prospect  Place 
Townsend     Martin,    sailmaker    with    Harding   &. 

Brann,  res  t>akland 
TOWNSEND  MOSES  D.,   real  estate,  office  306 

Pine,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Townsend  Rachel,  (widow)  dwl  44  Tehama 
Townsend  William,   sieve<iore,  dwl  Spring  Valley 

Homestead   nr  San  Jose  Road 
Townsend  William  R.,  bookkeeper  with  A.  Roman 

&  Co.,  dwl  1028  I'ine 
TOWNSEND  &  WYNEKEN,  ( Lonis  R.   Town- 
send  and  Ernest    Wt/nekciiJ  architects,  office 

405  California 
Townshend  William,  dwl  N  s  McAllister  bet  Pill- 
more  and  Steiuer 
Toy  Daniel  H.,    compositor    Examiner,    dwl    210 

OFarrell 
Toy  Harriet,  (widow)  dwl  210  O'Farrell 
To'ver  Charles  W.,  deputy  collector  U.  S.  Int.  Rev., 
"  office  U.  S.  Court  Building,  dwl  143  Thirteenth 
Tozer  William,  upholsterer  with  George  B.  May  &, 

Co. 
Tracey  Catharine,  (widow)  dwl  132  First 
Tracey   Cornelius,  laborer  with  Charles  Bernard, 

dwl  5  Sherwood  Place 
Tracey  Edward,  laborer  S.  F.  &.  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  W  8  Hampshire   nr  Twenty-second 
Tracey  John,  waterteuder  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  dwl  271  i 

Clara 
Tracey  Matthew,  molder  with  J.  G.  lis,  dwl  City 

Hotel 
Tracey  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  210  Pacific 


JONE3,  FUIiLMAN  &.  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Forte  Monnaies  and  Beticules. 


KEDIMGTOTS    HOSTETTEK  &  CO.,  Importers  Choice  Fancy  Goods,  Perfumery,  etc,  oto. 


640 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [T]      DIRECTORY 


Trarey  William,  laborer,  dwl  N    s   Harrison    nr 

Eif{litii 
Tracy  Asa  C,  liogranoli,  San  BrnnoRoad  and  Islais 

Creek,  <iwl  N  s  Solano  iir  Hampshire 
Tracy  Cliristoplicr,  clerk,  dwl  32-2  Sutter 
Tracy  Edwaril,  liimberwugon,  dwl  411  Natonaa 
Tracy  Emily,  (widow)  dwl  J419  Taylor 
Tracy  James,  lonjislmreman,  dwl  2()  Stenart 
Tracy  James  M.,  boot  and  elioemaker,  NW  cor  Har- 
rison !ind  Dora 
Tracy  James  P.,  compositor,  dwl  754  Mission 
'J'racy  Joiin,  assistant  engineer  PJI.S.S.  Sacramento 
Tracy  ilohn.  bnisliniaker  with  Feldmana,  Simpson 

&  Co.,  dwl  411  Foiirtli 
Tracy  John,  cook,  510  Market 
Tracy  Jolin,  plasterer,  dwl  5137  Minna 
Tracy  Joim,   tailor  with   Timotliy  Canty,  dwl  N  s 

Harrison  bet  Seventli  and  Eighth 
Tracy  Joim  J.,  siioemaker,  NW  cor  Har  and  Dora 
Tracy  Joliii  M.,  artist,  ().')5  Washington 
Tracy  Joseph,  plasterer,  dwl  537  Minna 
Tracy  Lawrencej  laboi'er,  dwl  1302  Powell 
Ti"acy  JIargaret,  (widow)  dwl  754  Mission 
Tracy  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  1014  Taylor 
Tracy  Martin,    cutter   willi  Buckingham  &  Heclit, 

dwl  132  Laikin 
Tracy  Martin,  laborer,  dwl  132  Morton 
Tracy  Micliael,  laborer,  dwl  60H  Tiiird 
Tracy  Patrick,  bootmaker,  'J15  Pacific 
Tracy  Patrick,  stonecutter  with  Brigham  &  Hawes, 

dwl  'i'2'2  lirannan 
Tracv   William  F.,   clerk  superintendent   U.  S.  B. 

Mint,  dwl  3:l'2  Pine 
Tracy  William  N,,  carpenter,  dwl  345  Fremont 
Trade  Peter,  paperhauger,  dwl  27  Moss 
Trafton  Charles  D,  packer  with  Metropolitan  B.  & 

S.  Co.,  dwl  921  Pacilic 
Train  James,  engineer  Pacific  Flonr  Mills,  dwl  814 

Montgomery 
Trainer  John,  hostler,  dw!  236  Sutter 
Trainer  Owen,  butcher  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great  Republic, 

dwl  538  Howard 
Trainor  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  19  Freelon 
Trainor  James,  boatman,  dwl  SW  cor  Market  and 

East 
Trainor  .lohn,  fruits,  dwl  1523  Bush 
Trainor  John,  hostler,  dwl  227  Second 
Trainor  John   W.,  c.iipenter,  dwl  E  8  Dolores  bet 

Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 
Trainor  Patrick,  stonecutter,  dwl  440  Jessie 
Trainor  Thomas,  laborei',  dwl  N  s  Filbert  bet  Lar- 

kin  and  Polk 
Trainor. — See  Trennor 
Trainor's  IJlock,  SE  cor  Kearny  and  Sutter 
Tranery  Franl;,  seaman  North  Pac.   Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Senator 
TRANSCRIPT  OF  RECORDS  (daily)  Hope,  Mc- 
Killop  &  Co.,  proprietors,  office  317  California 
Trausue  Abraham,  blacksmith  with  S.  W.  Weston, 

dwl  938  Harrison 
Trant  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  1027  Post 
Trapp  Edward  A.,  civil  engineer,  dwl  756  Harrison 
Trapp  John,  carriagemaker  with  Kimball  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  dwl  lOJ  Zoe 
Trask  A.  Y.,  whai linger  Beale  St.  Wharf,  dwl  421 

Harrison 
Trask  Carrie  S.  Miss,  private  school,  SE  cor  Caro- 
line and  Folsom,  res  Oakland 
Trask  C.  D.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Rincon  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  1)04  Geary 
Trask   Edwanl,   physician,  olfice    23    Geary,    dwl 

Nucleus  Hotel 
Trask  Freeman,  mariner,  dwl  16  Park  Avenue 
Trask  James   L.,   broker,   office   608  Market,  dwl 

Orleans  Hotel 
TRASK  J.  B.,   physician,  office  206  Kearny,  dwl 

510  Jones 
Trask  Joseph,  captain  stm  Vallejo,  Front  St.  Wharf 
Trask   Josiah    C,  caijienter,  dwl  2600  Folsom 


Tranbe  Hartwig,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  717 
Clay,  dwl  1105  Clay 

Traung  Louis,  dwl  2(j  Teliama 

Traulsen  Charles,  cabinetmaker  with  Johnson  &. 
Best,  dwl  222  Jessie 

Traulsen  Frederick,  carpenter, Post  nr  Cemetery  Av 

Traulsen  John,  miller  Pacilic  Flour  Mills,  dwl  506 
Pacilic 

Tiautmann  John,  clerk  with  Hammer  &  Keber,  dwl 
52  Second 

Trautner  Charles,  hairdressing  snloon  and  baths, 
624  Washington,  dwl  115  Prospect  Place 

Trautner  Gustav,  tailor,  710  Washington 

Traufvetter  Andrew,  bootmaker,  dwl  E  s  Mission 
bet  Twenty-hrst  and  Twenty  second 

Trantvetter  Henrj',  bootmaker,  E  s  Mission  bet 
Twentylirst  and  Twenty-second 

Trantvetter  Otto,  joiner,  dwl  W  s  Treat  Av  bet 
Twenty-first  and  Twenty-Becon<l 

Travancos  Henry,  clerk,  dwl  230  Kearnv 

TRAVELERS  INSURANCE  CO  ,  (Life  and  Ac- 
cident, Hartford, Conn.)  A.  E.  Mugill  manager, 
office  424  California 

Traver  Peter  L.,  clerk  with  Coghill,  Lyons  &  Co., 
dwl  (i06  Ellis 

Travers  Edwai'd  W.,  ehipbroker  North  Pac.  Trans. 
Co.,  dwl  730  Sixteenth 

Travers  James  R.,  hacks,  cor  Kearny  and  Wash- 
ington, dwl  1625  Powell 

Travers  John,  hackman,  cor  Wash  and  Kearny, 
dwl  1625  Powell 

Travel's  ,Iohn,  stonemason,  dwl  1008  i^Iarket 

Travers  Patiick,  cook,  dwl  267  Stevenson 

Travers  Peter,  cook  with  J.  C.  Combes,  dwl  267 
Stevenson 

Traverse  John,  compositor  Alta  California,  dwl  815 
Stockton 

Traves  J.,  real  estate  broker,  office  SW  cor  San- 
son) and  Jackson,  dwl  755  Clay 

Travis  Charles  F.^  (Travis  db  Wagner)  dwl  S  8 
Mission  bet  Fiistand  Second 

Travis  Jacob,  clerk,  dwl  227  O'Fari'ell 

Travis  Jacob,  clerk,  dwl  SW  cor  Mission  andTwen- 
ly-si.\th 

Travis  Kate,  (widow)  dwl  2  Liberty 

Tiavis  William,  laborer,  dwl  412  Folsom 

TRAVIS  &  WAGNER,  (Charles  F.  Travis  and 
Joseph  WagnerJ  mill  furnishing,  41  First 

Travers  Anne,  (widow)  dwl  Hall  Alley  nr  \'allejo 

TRAYLOR  WILLIAM  VV.,  secretary  Eureka  Con- 
solidated M.  Co.,  419  Cal,  dwl  920  Jackson 

Traynor  Frank,  steward  Lick  House 

Treadwell  James,  (Treadn-ell  Jj'  Kay)  dwl  Over- 
land House 

TREADWELL  JAMES  P.,  attorney  at  law,  office 
and  dwl  606  Keai'iiy 

Treadwell  Leonard  L.,  (Treadwell  4'  Co. J  dwl 
1.521  Mission 

TREADWELL  &  CO.,  (Leonard  L.  Treadwell 
and  George  R.  Carter  J  importers  and  jobbers 
hardware  and  agricultural  implements,  SW  cor 
Market  and  Fremont 

TREADWELL  &  KAY,  (James  Treadwell  and. 
Jive/ ^wyy  proprietors  Overland  House,  531  and 
533  Sacramento 

Treanor  John  J.,  glassblower  with  Bennett  &  Co., 
dwl  cor  Iowa  and  Mariposa 

Treanor  Mary  A.,  (widow)  dwl  W  s  Kentucky  bet 
Solano  and  Mariposa 

Treat  George,  real  estate,  office  9  Merchants  Ex- 
change, dwl  cor  Mission  and  Twenty  fointh 

Treat  James  W.,  chiropodist,  office  aiid  dwl  523 
Kearny 

Treat  John,  farmer,  dwl  Hampshire  bet  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 

TREASURER  CITY  AND  COUNTY,  ofiice  3 
City  Hall,  first  floor 

Treiber  Joseph,  barkeeper,  dwl  SW  cor  Prospect 
Place  and  Sacramento 


Detoched  Dwellings  insured  for  a  term  of  years  by  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  St.,  Table  and  Pocket  Cutlery. 


SAN     PKANCISCO     [X]      DIRECTORY. 


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Tiemlmth  John,  (Trembalhdk  Wil  Hams  J  dvrl  411 

Piicific 
TREM13ATH    &   WILLIAMS,  fJohn   Trcmbaih 

mid  Thomas  WilliomsJ  proprietors  Wisconsin 

Holel,  409-411  Pad  lie 
Tremlilv  H.  A.,  (widow)  dwl  341  Brvant 
TfiEMONT  HOUSE,  Patrick  CasseVly  proprietor, 

4-20  Jackson 
Treniper  Peter,  sliipcarpenter,  resVallejo 
Trencamp  Henry,  machinist  witli  William  Rudolph, 

dwl  1902  Dupoiit 
Trench  Joseph,  inining,  office  and  dwl  611  Clay 
Treiikle  Emil,  physician,  office  135  Kearny,  dwl  762 

Mission 
Trenkle  Joseph,  teacher  music,  dwl  750  Folsom 
Trenkinan .  Hermann,  toolmaker  with  Carl   Hinz, 

dwl  164  Clara 
Trenschel  Albert,  clerk  with  G.  A.  Trenschel,  dwl 

6~1  Hrannan 
Trensdiel  Godfrey  A.,  distillery,  fi'2l  Brannan 
Trenschel  Otto,  brassfounder,  dwl  621  Brannan 
Trent  George  D.,   (colored)    messenger  S.  F.  Post- 
office,  dwl  cor  S.icraniento  and  Powell 
Tretliewey  George,  engineer  with  John  R.  Sims, 

dwl  633  Front 
Treu  George,  waiter  with  F.  A.  Bergman,  dwl  cor 

Diipont  and  Harlan  Place 
Trewarras  John,   stonesetter  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint, 

dwl  1010  Market 
Trevbil    Anion,    bookkeeper  with    F.  Korbel   & 

"Bros.,  dwl  114  Silver 
Tribble  William,  mate  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.S. 

Pacific,  dwl  102  Eddy 
Triber  Emil  Clement,  editor  California  Demokrat, 

dwl  921)  Clay 
Triber  Falk,  iocUsmith,  259  Third 
Tribolet  Andrew,  baker  with  E.  A.  Engelberg,  416 

Kearny 
Tribou  Horatio  N.,  teamster  with  Adams,  Blinn  & 

Co.,  dwl  229  Eighth 
Trice  Henry,  muriner,  dvvl  13  J  Stenart 
Tricken  C,  watchman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great  Republic 
Tricon  Henry  P.,  bankteller,  dwl  242  Taylor 
Trickle   Ezekiel   C,  special    policeman,   dwl    115 

Nalonia 
Tridon  Fiorina  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  1024  Dnpont 
Tridon  Louis,  wines  and  liquors,  1021  Dupont,  dwl 

1024  Dnpont 
Triebe  Bruno,  cook  with  Saulmanu  tSt  Lauenetein, 

dwl  108  Prospect  Place 
Triebel  George  J.,  gunsmith,  dwl  537  Stevenson 
Triebel  Louis',  jeweler  with  California  Jewelry  Co., 

dwl  537  Stevenson 
Trieber  Conrad,  locksmith,  306  Jackson 
Trieber  Joseph,    barkeeper,  218   Kearny,  dwl  34 

Morton 
Triest  Bernard  J.,  clerk  with  Schafer  &.  Co.,  dwl 

1018  Sutter 
Triest  Bernhard,  (  Triest  &  Friedlander)  dwl  1517 

Powell 
Triest  Jacob,  salesman,  117  Batterv,  dwl  1517  Pow 
TRIEST  (fe  FRIEDLANDER,  fBemhard  Triest 

and  Herman  J^riedlandrrJ  importers  and  job- 
bers hais  and  caps,  117  Battery 
Trig<:s  James,  cigars  and  tobacco,  611  Davis,  dwl 

325  Hroadway 
Trimble  Daniel,  teamster  with  R.  &.  J.  Morton,  dwl 

cor  Ellis  and  Taylor 
Trimble  Leonard,  foreman  with  R.  &  J.  Morton, 

dwl  cor  Ellis  and  Taylor 
Trimpf  Ferdinand,  ( Scliumaker  &  T.J  dwl  SE  cor 

Filbert  and  Battery 
Trindhamnier  Frederick,  musician,  dwl  437  Vallejo 
Tiipalo  Filippo.  barkeeper  with  Nicholas  Mattice- 

vich,  dwl  NW  cor  Davis  and  Clay 
Tripp  Andrew,  calker,  dwl  307  Fiemont 
Tripp  E.,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  Russ  House 
Tripp  Georsje  F!,  barkeeper  with  Frank  Mitchell, 

1022  JIarket 


Tripp  George  S.,  cooper  with  Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl 
435  Pine 

Tripp  Henry,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 
S  8  Natoma  bet  First  and  Second 

Tripp  John,  carriagemaker,  dwl  5  Zoe 

Tripp  John  C,  miner,  dwl  3  Mason 

Tripp  Josiiih  \V.,  (McGran-  &  7'.  attorney  at  law, 
office  408  Californi;!,  dwl  W  s  Valencia  bet 
Seventeenth  and  Eighteenth 

Tripp  Margaret  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  3  Mason 

Tripp  Philander  F.,  proprietor  Eclipse  Dining  Sa- 
loon, 206  Fourth 

Trippe  Eitie  C.  Miss,  tencher  music,  dwl  11  Garden 

Trippel  John,  dwl  Ewer  Place  nr  Masou 

Tritsch,  (first  name  and  dwl.  refused)  clerk  with 
Bertliold  Greenebaum,  206  Montgomery 

Trittenbach  Jacob,  machinist  Mission  and  Pacific 
Woolen  Mills,  dwl  213  Second 

Troback  Michael,  seauiau  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 
S.  S.  Orizaba 

Trobock  Nicholas,  importer,  313  Washington,  dwl  7 
Fifth  Avenue 

Troell  Conrad,  fBroedell  4-  T.)  dwl  1225  Kearny 

Troentle  Mury  J.  Miss,  proprietress  Franks  Build- 
ing, W  s  Brenham  Place 

Trofatfer  G.  L.,  (widow)  dwl  25  Fifth  Avenue 

Trolau  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Brannan  Place 
nr  Brannan 

Troll  Mathew,  dwl  304  Fell 

Troller  J.,  cook.  317  Bush 

Trolliett  Paul  H.,  porter  with  Lazard  Frerea,  (and 
J  .  P.  Tenlliorey  &  Go.)  dwl  558  Mission 

Troolan  Cornelius,  helper  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 
cor  Lincoln  Place  and  Howard 

Trost  Henry,  musician,  dwl  727  Broadway 

Trotter  John,  carpenter  Excelsior  Mill,  dwl  32 
Tehama 

Trotton  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Hairison  nr 
Eighth 

Trotton  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Harrison   nr  Eighth 

Ti-ouetie  Hypolite.  physician,  dwl  106  Geary 

Trouin  Theodore  L.,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 
dwl  161  Clara 

Trowbridge  Sarah  A.,  Boarders  E.Kchange  and  fe- 
male employment  office,  14  Stockton 

Troy  Daniel,  dwl  1443  Leavenworth 

Troy  Daniel  J.,  gasfitter  with  J.  H.  O'Brien  &  Co., 
"dwl  1443  Leavenworth 

Troy  John,  cook  Brooklyn  Hotel,  dwl  205  Sansom 

Troy  Patrick,  messenger,  405  California,  dwl  1510 
Sacramento,  rear 

Troy  Richard,  seaman,  dwl  316  Beale 

Troy  William  A.,  night  watchman,  dwl  Amtherst 
nr  Henry 

Troyer  C.,  musician,  dwl  365  Minna 

Trube  Rudolph,  driver  with  Brader  Brothers,  dwl 
W  s  Kearnv  nr  Post 

TRUBENBACH  HENRY  E.,  produce  commission, 
302  Davis,  dwl  SE  cor  Lombard  and  Mason 

Trubody  John,  dvvl  1004  Washington 

Trudel  Alpiionse,  baker  Miners'  Restaurant,  dwl  5 
Central  Place 

True  Charles  F.,  vice  principal  Tenth  Street  Gram- 
mar School,  dwl  1608  Bush 

True  Charles  S.,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 

True  Ira  M.,  conductor  Front  St.,  M.  &.  0.   R.  R., 

dwl  S  8  McAllister  nr  Gough 
Truel  William  F.,  copal  and  rubber  varnish  maker, 

dwl  1609  Mason 
Truelson  Theodore,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor 

Sutter  and  Leavenworth 
Truesdell  AaronP.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  637 

California 
Truett  Frederick  G.,  engineer  S.  F.  Assaying  and 
Refining  Works,  dwl  W  s  Guerrero  bet  Twenty- 
first  and  Twentv-second 
Truett  H.  B.,  dwl  Nucleus  House 
Truett  Miers  V..(Trv,ett&  B radburyj rea  Sonoma, 
Cal 


JONES.  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Dresa  TrimmingB. 
41 


TERBA  SANTA  completely  restores  the  system  when  impaired  by  disease. 


642 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [T]      DIRECTORY. 


TRUETT  &  BRADBURY,  (Miers  F.   Truett  and 
William   J.   Bradbury)  California  Soap  Co., 
factory. W  8  San  nr Greenwich,  ottioe  .520  Front 
Truette  Felix,  real  estate  agent,  509  Montgomery, dwl 

613  Union 
TrngleC.  C,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Truman   Herliert  G.,  carriagem;iker  with  Kimball 

ManufHCturingCo.,  dwl  747  Harrison 
Tramiin  Irwin  J.,  mnnager  with  Baker  &  Hamiltou, 

19  Front,  dwl  237  Seventh 
Truman  James,  Taui  O'Shanter  saloon,  206  Leides- 

dorff,  dwll22Leide8dorff 
Trumhlay  Abraham,  carpenter,  dwl  5  Miller  Place 
Trumbull  R.  J.  &  Co.,  publishersand  general  agents, 

420  Montgomery,  dwl  524  Jessie 
Trumbull  William,  saddle  and  harness  manufacturer, 

117  Washington 
Trummel  Albert,  carpenter,  dwl  730  Harrison 
Trummel  Amelia  Mrs.,  ladies'  nurse,  dwl 730  Har 
Trumpp  Charles  H. ,  butcher,  dwl  421  Dnpont 
Trumpp  William,  drayman  with  Allyne  &  White, 

121  California 
Trustee  Joseph,  (colored)  laborer,  dwl  21  Dup,  rear 
Truliger  Robert,  baker  with  Berlz  &  Co.,  dwl  810 

Clay 
TruworihyAlphonso,  calcium  lights  California  Thea- 
ter, dwl  518  Bush 
TRUWORTHY  FRANCIS  M.,  engraver  and  cut- 
ter stencil  plates,  brands,  etc.,  321  Front,  dwl 
120  Eleventh 
Tschantz  Jacob,  clerk  with  Voizin,  Ris  &  Co.,  115 

Bush 
TSCHIRNER  M.,  druggist  and  apothecary,  NE  cor 

Broadway  and  Powell 
Tschurr  Christian,  ^JfiVej',  Perri/j  <£    Go. J  dwl  738 

W^asliington 
Tuason  Victorino,  cigarmaker,  dwl  624  Fourth 
Tubbs  Alfred  L.,  (Tubbs  &  Go.)  dwl  349  Fremont 
Tubbs  Caesius  M..  teamster,  SE  cor  Spear  and  Mis- 
sion, dwl  815  Harrison 
Tubbs  Hiram, /'T'7<Ws    t^   Cc.y  res  Brooklyn,  Ala- 

medii  County 
'Y'dhh^  W\ca\,  (Tubbs  &  Pa^ien^  dwl  Cosmopolitan 

Hotel 
TUBBS  &  CO.,  (A.  L.  and  Hiram    Tubbx)  ship- 
chandlers,  611  and  613  Front,  and  proprietors  S. 
F.  Cordage  Manufactory,  Potrero 
TUBBS  &  PATTEN,  fMi'cal  Tubbs   and  David 
B  Patten)  proprietors  Cosmopolitan  Hotel, SW 
cor  Bush  and  Sansom 
TubinoDotninick,^6'n(ft;««sso  &  T.^  dwl515Merch 
Tncci  William, teamster,  dwl  422  Post 
T'.'chler  Meyer,  peddler,  dwl  26  Turk,  rear 
Tucholsky  Gnstavus,  salesman  with  Charles  Harley, 

dwl  533  Bryant 
Tncholsky  Julms,  engineer,   16  Battery,  dwl  533 

Bryant 
Tuck,   Chong  &   Co.,  (Chinese)  China  and  Japan 

tea  importers,  739  Sacramento 
Tuck,   Chong,   Lung  &  Co.,  (Chinese)   merchants, 

627  Dupont 
Tuck  John,  carriagetrimmer,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Tuck  John,   chickenranch,  317  San  Bruno  Road  nr 

Twenty-ninth 
Tuck  On  Yuen,  (Chinese)  provisions,  727  Sac 
Tuck  Wo,  (Chinese)  provisions,  635  Jackson 
Tucker  Arthur,  merchant,  dwl  118  Oak 
Tucker  Augustus,   stockfitter  with  Buckingham  & 

Hecht,  dwl  Market  nr  Twelfth 
Tucker  Edward,  driver  Front  St.,  M.  &  O.  R.  R., 

dwl  35  Austin 
Tucker  Edwin  D.,  painter,  dwl  216  Sixth 
Tucker  Henry  R.,  dwl  502  Sutter 
Tucker  James,  plumber,  dwl  526  Eddy 
Tucker  J.  C,  physician  and  surgeon  U.  S.  Marine 
Hospital,  office  121  Montgomery,  dwl  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Fifteenth 
Tucker  John,  boarding,  840  Market 
Tucker  John,  plasterer,  dwl  108  Virginia 


Tucker  John,  waiter  with  Charles  Haacke,  dwl 

1014  Stockton 
Tucker  John  W.,  fj.  W.  TuckerdbGoJSwl  738  Post 
TUCKER  J.  W.&CO.,wholesale  and  retail  watches, 

jewelry,  diamonds,  etc.,  101  and  103  Mont 
Tucker  Nion  R.,  contractor,  dwl  .508  Mason 
Tucker  Reuben,   watcliman  Merchants'  Exchange 

Association,  dwl  526  Eddy 
Tucker  Sarah  E.  Mrs.,  dwl  281  Minna 
Tucker  Thomas,   carpenter,   dwl   W  s  Ninth  opp 

Shipley 
TUCKER    WILLIAM   J.,   agent  American  Saw 

Co.,  office  606  Front,  res  Oakland 
Tucker  William   W.,  carriagemaker  with  Milo  P. 

Holmes,  dwl  15^  Tehama 
TUCKER'S  BUILDING,  NW  cor  Mont  and  Sntter 
Tuckerton   Richard,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S. 

Colorado 
Tuckey  Alfred,  jeweler  with  California  Jewelry  Co., 

dwl  533  Greenwich 
Tuers  John,  comedian  Pacific  Melodeon,  cor  Kearny 

and  Pacific 
Tuft  James,   captain  schooner  B.  H.  Ramsdell,  dwl 

832  Hairieon 
Tufts  Jacob,  shoemaker  with  Mason  &  Taylor,  dwl 

808  Taylor 
Tuite  Clara  Miss,  teacher,  dwl  627  O'Farrell 
Tuite  Ciiristopher,  laborer,  dwl  4  Crook 
Tuite  James,  baker  with  Hughes  &.  Foley,  dwl  267 

Stevenson 
Tnlley  James,  conductor  Omnibus  R.  R. 
Tnlloch  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  19  Frederick 
Tully  B.,  watchman  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Tully  Coleman,  produce  commission,  215  Clay,  dwl 

45  Natoma 
Tully  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  cor  Devisadero  and  Eddy 
Tully  James,  sbipjoiiier  Shipjninei's'  Ass'n,  713  Miss 
Tully  John,  cartman,  dwl  N  W  cor  San  and  Union 
Tully  John  William,  honseraiser,   dwl  202  Green 
Tully  Lucas,  machinist  San  Francisco  Coraage  Fac- 
tory, dwl  Iowa  nr  Sierra 
Tully  Patrick,  baker,  dwl  27  Minna 
Tiillv  Patrick,  carpenter,  dwl  408i  Natoma 
Tully  Patrick.  (Pr^inty  &  T.)  dwl  11.50  Folsom 
Tum"  Suden  Peter  H.,  (Butt  Sj-  Turn  S.)  SW  cor 

Bush  and  Stockton 
Tumpetatter  William,  upholsterer,  bds  338  Bush 
Tung  Chong  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  743  Sac 
Tung  Foo,  (Chinese)  provisions,  720  Sacramento 
Tung  Sing  &  Co.,   (Chinese)  merchants,  732  Sac 
Tung  Tie  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  822  Dupont 
Tungate  Jane  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  14  Breuham 

Place 
Tungate  John    B.,    gilder  with  W.  A.  KoUmyer, 

dwl  2012  Powell 
Tunia  Juan,  waiter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Tuuker  August  R.,  musician,  dwl  535  Union 
Tunneson  Xiels,  seaman,  dwl  449  First 
Tunnock  Andrew,  cutter  with  Cyrus  Adams,  dwl 

419  Jackson 
Tunstead  Thomas,  tanner,  dwl  N  s  Vallejo  bet  Polk 

and  Van  Ness  Aveiuie 
Tupperley  Nicholas,  butcher  with  Maurice  Adler, 

dwl  N  8  Folsom  bet  Tenth  and  Eleventh 
Turcott  Joseph,  driver  H.  and  L.  Co.  No.  2,  S.  F.  F. 

D.,  dwl  627  Broadway 
Turel  tlean,  (Lemoine,  davibert  &  Go.)  dwl  NE 

cor  Montgomery  and  Pacific 
Turel  Joseph,  clerk  with  Lemoine,  Gambert  dt  Co., 

dwl  NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Pacific 
TURF  HOUSE,  Patrick  Farrell  proprietor.  Point 

Lobos  Road 
Turin  Emil,  waiter  with  Joseph  Gatinelli,  dwl  1032 

Kearny 
Turk  Heiny,  porter  with  Marshall  «k  Haight,  dwl 

1515  Taylor 
Turk  Richard,  mariner,  dwl  894  Front 
Turkington  Edward  J.,  salesman  with  Colman  Bros., 
dwl  1521  Powell 


THE  PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO.  a  growin?  Company. 


C.  p.  VAJf  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearcy  Street,  Furnishing  Goods. 


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Turkington  Kichardson,  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co., 

dwl  15-21  Powell 
Turliington  William,  foreman  with  N.  Gray  &  Co., 

dwl  1.521   Powell 
TURN   HALLE,   N  b  O'Farrell  bet  Mason  and 

Tjiylor 
TURN  VEREIN  HALL,  N  s  Busb  bet  Stockton 

and  Powell 
TurnUull  Benjamin,  snrveyor  Pacific  Ins.  Co.,  dwl 

5  8  Pine  bet  Gough  and  Octavia 

Turnbnll  John,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  SW  cor 
Third  and  Minna 

Turnbnll  MartraretS.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Green- 
wich St.  C()8tnnpolitanSchool,dwl52(3Greenwich 

TURN13ULL  THOMAS,  architect,  office  608  Mar- 
ket, dwl  N  8  Franklin  nr  Page 

Turnbnll  Walter,  manager  printing  department  A. 
L.  Banctroft  &  Co.,  dwl  526  Greenwich 

Turner  A.  G.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  608  Pine 

Turner  Alvia  C,  carrier  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl  27 
Stone 

Turner  Andrew,  hostler,  dwl  E  b  Eleventh  bet 
Mission  and  Market 

Turner  Andrew  J.,  painter,  dwl  424  Sflnsom 

Turner  Andrew  J.,  salesman  with  Meigs  &  Gawlev, 
dwi:320Be;ile 

Turner  Anna  K.  Mrs.  furnished  rooms,  933  Sac 

Turner  Anne  (widow)  dwl  14  Hunt 

Turner  B.  C,  captain  stm  Alice,  office  220  Clay 

Turner  Cephas  ^  Turner  &  Co. )  dwl  832  California 

Turner  Charles,  laborer  with  Cole  &  Haskell,  dwl 
212  Ritch 

Turner  Charles  A.,  collector,  dwl  cor  Fulton  and 
Devisadero 

Turner  Charles  O.,  merchandise  broker,  office  222 
California,  dwl  SWcor  Larkinand  Sacramento 

Turner  Charles  William  Rev.,  assistant  rector  Trin- 
ity Church,  dwl  614  Taylor 

Turner  Corving,  real  estate,  dwl  Montcalm  nr 
Twentyseventh 

Turner  D;niiel,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 
dwl  933  Sacramento 

Turner  Daniel,  plasterer,  dwl  717  O'Farrell 

Turner  David,  inachiuist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  1 
Zee  Pliice 

Turner  E.  C,  painter,  dwl  Branch  Honse 

Turner  Edward,  machinist,  dwl  6  Fella  Place 

Turner  Emily  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  28  Geary 

Turner  Fiedeiick,  porter  with  Falkenstein  &  Co., 
dwl  1208  Howard 

TURNER  GEORGE,  attorney  at  law,  office  408 
California,  dwl  731  Suiter 

Turner  George  A.,  porter  Oriental  U.  S.  Bonded 
Warehouse,  dwl  SW  cor   Brannan  and  Ritch 

Turner  George  E.,  engineer  with  Matthesv  Nunan, 
dwl  732  Sixteenth 

Turner  George  R.,  surveyor,  dwl  S  8  Vallejo  bet 
Taylor  and  Jones 

Turner"  Henrv,  laborer  with  Pool&  Harris,  dwl  154 
Silver 

Turner  Henrv,  laundry  agency  and  bootblacking, 
312  Keariiy 

Turner  Horatio  N.,  grain,  wood  and  coal,  NW  cor 
Sixteenth  and  Harrison,  dwl  732  Sixteenth 

Turner  James,  calker,  dwl  NE  cor  Washington 
and  Kearny 

Turner  James  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  b  Valencia  nr 
Eighteenth 

Turner  John,  dwl  NE  cor  Broadway  and  Kearny 

Turner  John,  master  mariner,  dwl  N  b  Bush  bet 
Pierce  and  Scott 

Turner  .John  D.,  operator  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Tele- 
graph Co.,  422  California,  dwl  614  Bush 

Turner  John  D.,  porter  Rues  House  Billiard  Sa- 
loon, dwl  614  Bush 

Turner  John  H.,  painter,  dwl  302  Fourth 

Turner  Joseph,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works 

Turner  Joseph,  brasstinisher  with    W.   T.  Garratt 

6  Co.,  SE  cor  Fremont  and  Mission 


Turner  Julia,  (widow)  dwl  32 Geary 

Turner  L.  C,  engineer,  dwl  Coso  House 

Turner  Mathew,  captain  brig  Nautilus,  office  110 
California 

Turner  Richard  B.,  renl  estate  agent,  dwl  28  Geary 

Turner  Robert,  bootblack  with  Henry  Conrad,  dwl 
N  6  First  nr  Folsom 

Turner  Robert  (  Turner  <fc  MerkelbachJ  dwl  1012 
Hyde 

Turner  Robert  L.,  bntcher,  dwl  S  s  Vallejo  bet 
Leavenworth  and  Jones 

Turner  Robert  P.,  pressman  with  Francis  &  Valen- 
tine, dwl  411  Sansom 

Turner  Roxianu,  (colored)  widow,  dwl  3  Dupont 
Place 

Turner  S.  J.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  717  Howard 

Turner  Th.,  shoemaker,  dwl  431  Pine 

Turner  Thomas,  laundryman  with  S.  F.  Laundry 
Ass'n.  dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 

Turner  William,  carpenter,  dwl  Ss  Harrison  bet 
Main  and  Spear 

Turner  William,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  524  Bat- 
tery, res  Oakland 

Turner  William  E.,  attorney  at  law  with  Campbell 
&  Turner,  dwl  1139^  Folsom 

Turner  William  H.,  machinist,  dwl  507i  Leav 

Turner  William  J.,  bhicksmith,  dwl  1106  Howard 

Turner  William  J.,  {Turner  &  Harvey  J  dwl  Es 
Drumm  bet  Jackson  and  Pacific 

Turner  &  Co.,  {Cephas  Turnerj  proprietors  Pi- 
oneer Soda  Works,  529  Jackson 

TURNER  &  Y{XU\E.Y,  (William  J.  Turner  and 
Alfred  A.  Harvey  J  wood,  coal  and  brick,  East 
bet  Jackson  and  Pacific 

Turner  &  Merkelbach,  (Robert  Turner  and  Wil- 
liam MerkelbachJ  butchers,  13  San  Francisco 
Market 

Tumey  John  H.,  real  estate,  dwl  NW  cor  Cadel 
Alley  and  Union 

Tumey  L.,  brewer,  dwl  SWcor  Broadway  and  Dup 

Turnock  Joseph,  engineer  Miners'  Foundry,  dwl 
Napa,  Potrero 

Turot  Filbert,  bootmaker  with  A.  C.  Royer,  dwl 
9  Hardie  Place 

Turpiu  Jules,  cook  with  J.  B.  Guillemette,  dwl  516 
Pacific 

Turpin  Matthew,  waiter,  Tremont  Honse 

Turrel  Alfred,  lodgings,  1213  Dnpont 

Turrel  Emil  AI.,  clerk  with  G.  L.  Vermeil,  dwl 
Bryant  bet  Third  and  Fourth 

Turrell  O.  B.,  compositor  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &. 
Co.,  dwl  1423  California 

Turrell  Charles  B.,  clerk  with  M.  H.  Turrell,  dwl 
2806  Buchanan 

Turrell  M.  H.,  contractor,  office  and  dwl  2806  Bu- 
chanan 

Tuscliinsky  John,  dressmaker,  846  Washington, 
dwl   1411  Stockton 

Tustin  Fernando,  blacksmith  with  Nelson  &  Doble, 
dwl  1 1  Stockton 

TUSTIN  WILLIAM  I.,  manufacturer  windmills, 
watertanks  and  pumps,  SE  cor  Market  and 
Beale,  dwl  564  Stevenson 

Tuthill  Charles  H.,  coppersmith  with  James  Mack- 
en,  dwl  44  Minna 

Tnttle  — .  dwl  26^  Kearnv 

Tultle  Edgar,  farmer,  dwl  209  Leidesdorff 

Tuttle  E.  W.,  captain  schr  Forest  King,  pier  12 
Steuart 

Tuttle  George  B.,  photographer,  dwl  631  Sacramento 

Tuttle  George  W,,  carpenter,  dwl  661  Howard 

Tuttle  Ira  O.,  night  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl 
427  Third 

Tuttle  Joseph,  merchant,  dwl  E  8  Shotwell  bet 
Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 

Tuttle  Lewis,  machinist,  dwl  cor  Lombard  and 
Franklin 

Tuttle  S.  M.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  249  Steven- 
son 


JOI!T£3,  PUIiliMAN  &  CO.,  U6  8aiv;om  Street.  Silk  and  Velvet  Bibbons. 


IIEDIWQTOIT'S  PIjAVOBIN"G  EXTRACTS  eajoy  the  highest  reputation  among  the  ladies. 


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TiiUle  William  H.,  macliinehand  with  Miller  &  Ha- 
ley, dwi  '29  Clarice  Place 

Twaselmaii  Henry,  lonfislioreman,  dwl26  Stenart 

Tweed  Aretas  J.,  assistant  abstract  clerk  Custom 
HoM»e,  dwl  44  Tiiird 

Tweedale  Tbeophilus  S.,  conductor  City  R.  K.,  dwl 
N  8  Thirteenth  bet  Mission  and  Valencia 

Tweedy  Jo8e|ih,  poi'ler  with  Wells,  Fai-go  &  Co., 
dwl  SK  cor  Siicramentoand  Urumm 

TWELFTH  DISTRICT  COURT,  rooms  1  and  2 
Cirv  Hall,  second  floor 

Twiiiiell  William  L.,  physician,  office  and  dwl  Ss 
Sixteenth  bet  Valencia  and  Mission 

Twigg  Thomas,  hosiler,  dwl  S  s  Point  Lobos  Av,  1^ 
miles  from  Toll  Gate 

Twing  Daniel  H.,  fiSproul  &  T.)  dwl  463  Ste- 
venson 

Twitchell  T.  M.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 
Kearny 

Twobey  Edmund,  laborer,  dwl  212  Turk,  rear 

Twobey  Michael,  dwl  763  Mission 

Twobey  Tliomas,  wood  and  coal,  326  Third 

Twobig  Dennis,  miner,  dwl  60  First 

Twoliig  Jeremiah,  foreman  Central  Stable,  dwlNW 
cor  Treat  Avenue  and  Twenty-fourth 

Twohig  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  60  First 

Twobig  Michael,  clerk  with  John  Twohig,  dwl  60 
Fn-st 

Twobig  Michael  H.,  (Donovan  &  T.J  dwl  568 
Mission 

Twokey  Michael,  porter  witb  Tay,  Brooks  &  Back- 
us,"dwl  S  s  Mission  bet  Second  and  Third 

Twomey  Edward,  clerk,  SoSi  Mission,  dwl  101  Jessie 

Twomey  William,  dwl  28  Natoma 

Ty  WiMg&  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants, 908  Dupont 

Tye  William  M.,  caipenter,  dwl  i\^  s  Quiun  bet  Va- 
lencia and  Guerrero 

Tylie  Peter,  boatman  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  Wharf,  dwl 
NVV  cor  First  and  Brannan 

TYLElt  BROTHERS,  (Edward  S.  Tyler)  im- 
porters books,  stationeiy,  etc.,  691  Market 

Tyler  Charles  M.,  mining  agent,  dwl  850  Market 

Tyler  Cyren,  (Hockley  <fc  T.)  and  physician,  office 
and  dwl  1103  Montgomery 

Tyler   Edwards.,  (Tyler  Bros.)  dwl  33  Kearny 

Tyler  George  W.,  ailorney  at  law,  ollice  28  Court 
Block,  636  Clay,  dwl  /29  California 

Tvler  George  W.,  ( Forsaitli,  T.  &  tihaw)  dwl  1413 
Bush 

Tyler  John,  butcber  witb  Philander  F.  Tripp,  dwl 
342  Tehama 

Tyler  John,  physician  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.,  dwl  850 
Market 

Tyler  John  E.,  clerk,  dwl  325^  Bush 

Tyler  N.  Mrs.,  copying  clerk  County  Clerk's  Office 

Tvler  O.  C,  liquor  saloon  cor  Railroad  Av  and 
Tenth  Av,  South  S.  F. 

Tyler  Robert  O.,  Lt.  Col.  U.  S.  A.  Chief  Q.  M., 
Mil  Div.  PaciKc,  office  703  Market,  dwl  Union 
Club 

Tyler  S.  H.,  cream  tnrtar,  soda  and  saleratus  manu- 
facturer, office  224   Sacramento,  dwl  1829  Bush 

Tyler  Tazewell,  surgeon  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan,  dwl 
830  Market 

Tvler  William  L.,  tinsmith  with  J.  J.  Vasconcellos, 
'    dwl  132  Fourth 

Tynan  Patrick,  hosiler,  223  Bush,  dwl  516  Mission 

Tynan  William  T.,  tailor,  dwl  5  Brooks 

Tynd-Hll  James,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  30 

■    Welsh 
Tyord  Lawrence,  carpenter.  Merchants'  Dry  Dock, 

dwl  Greenwich  bet  Taylor  and  Jones 
Tyrel  George,  seauiiin,  dwl'Monnt  Hood  House 
T\  rell  James,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Tyrell  .Joseph,  dairyman  with  George  S.  Hoag,  dwl 

1121  Folsom 
Tyrell  Micb.iel,  exprepswagon,  dwl  N  s  Thirteenth 

bet  M  ssion  an<l  Valencia 
Tyrell.— See  Terrill,  Tirrell  and  Turrell 


Tyroll  George,  business  agent,  dwl  228  Bnsh 

Tyrrel  John,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  &  S. 
Co..  dwl  173  Minna 

Tyrrell  Charles,  calker,  dwl  255  Tehama 

Tyson  Duncan  S.,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  516  F(d:<om 

Tyson  Isaac,  porter,  dwl  S  s  Vallejo  bet  Leav  and 
Jones 

Tyson  Jacob,  backman,  dwl  2225  Ritch 

Tyson  John,  brewer,  dwl  32  Silver 

Tyson  Joseph  B.,  driver  witb  Wiggett  &  Co.,  dwl 
1904  Mason 

U 

UcELLi  Gtacomo,  gardener,  dwl  314  Pacific 
Ueffinger  G.  JSl  (!,o..  (Ghriatian  Spiegel)  iavminre 

inaiiufacimers,  441  Brannan 
Ueffinger  George,  (G.  Ueffinger  &   Co.)  dwl  222 

Ritch 
Ubl  Adolph,  (UJiI  Brothers)  dwl  112  Turk 
Ubl  Brothers,/' treorg'c  and  Adolph)  boots  and  shoes 

734  Market 
Ubl  Frank  X.,  butcher  with  Daniel   Dodge,  E  s 

Steuart  ur  Howard,  dwl  925  Market 
Ubl  George,  ( Uld  Brothers)  dwl  112  Turk 
Ubler  J.  Clem,  cashier  London  and  S.  F.  Bank,  dwl 

128  Ei-hth 
Ublev  Frederick,  cnrpentor,  nwl  Bnrgovne  Place 
UHLFELDER,  CAHN'  &.  CO.,  ( Sainncl  Uhlfd- 
der,   Israel    Cahn,   and   Ahrahrnn   and  Moses 
Weil)  importers  foreigu  and  domestic  drvgoods, 
218  and  2i:0  Sanson) 
Ublfelder  Samuel,  (Uhlf elder,   Cahn  &    (Jo.)  res 

New  York 
Uhlig  Charles,  laborer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  &  Co., 

dwl  434  Union 
Uhrig  Christian  A.,  deputy  superintendent  streets, 

dwl  947  Howard 
Uhrlandt  H.  E.,  hotel  keeper,  dwl  Orleans  Hotel 
ULLMANN  M.  &  CO.,  f  Carl  find  Anion  Banm- 

gnrtcn)  woolen  dr^ipers,  628  and  630  Sac 
Ullniann  Maurice,  (M.  Ullmann&  <Jo.)(\vi\  S  8  Mc- 
Allister bet  Van  Ness  Avenue  and  Polk 
Ulm  Adam,  bakery,  1323  Dnpont 
Ulmer  Elik,  ( Sch'ussler  <t  U.)  dwl  5  Seventh 
Ubner  Moses,  cigar  dealer,  dwl  l()2  Tehama 
Ulricb  Otto,  surveyor,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Ulsbofer  iM.,  mariner,  dwl  Ss  Sixteenth  nr  Valencia 
Ulshoffer  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  N  b  Seventeenth  ur 

Douglass 
Umbach  Christian,  barkeeper,  dwl  436  Fremont 
Umhsen  Henry,  liquor  saloon,  junction  Market  and 

Haves 
Underbill  G.  E.,  dwl  935  Market 
Underbill  Henrv    B.   Jr.,  aciouutant  witb  Thomas 
H.  Sell.y   &  Co.,  dwl   NW   cor   Lombard  and 
Kearnv 
Underbill  Jacob,  (Jacob  Underhill  &  Co.)  res  New 

York 
UNDEKHILL    JACOB    &   CO.,    importers  and 

jobbers  bai-dware,  118  and  120  Battery 
Underbill  John   K.,   watchcasemaker   with    P.   A. 

Giannini.  dwl  20  Ellis 
Underhill  William  A.,  barkeeper  witb  H.  Warner, 

dwl  Meigas'  Wharf 
Underwood  Henry  E.,  barkeeper  witb  William  J. 

Cady,  dwl  751' Clay 
Underwood  Susan,  (widow)  dwl  1116  Pacific 
UNDERWRITERS,    Amsterdam,     710    Sansom  ; 
Bordeaux,  811  Montgomery  ;  13oston,  428  Cali- 
fornia ;    Bremen,   421    Battery;    French,    524 
Montgomei-y  ;  Hamburg.   SW    cor   Front  and 
Jackson;   London,    (Lloyds)    430    C:ilifornia; 
New  York  and   Philadelphia.  318  California; 
San   Francisco  Fire,   416  California ;  Marine, 
318  California 
Underwriters'   Agency,  (New  York)    William    J. 
Stoddart  general  agent,  office  430  Montgomery 


PEOPLES  INSUBANCE  COMPANY,  Cash  Assets  Half  a  MUlion  DoUara. 


C   P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Glassware  and  Toys. 


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Uiigart  Adfim,  bootliLick.  dwl  27  Morton,  rear 

UiiLreiiuK-li  .lolin,  c.iliinetmaker,  dwl  215  Uitcli 

Uiiger  Adolpli,  mercliaiit,  office  312  Sjcrameuto,  res 
Aliiiiied.i 

Unir«r  Klias,  weij^ber  Cnstom  House,  dwl  723  Har 

Uiiger  Frank  L.,  clerk  with  F.  A.  Rouleau,  dwl 
72^$  Harrison 

Unger  Louis,  biitcliev.  Grand  Central  Market,  dwl 
1 15  Geary,  rear 

Unfrer  Marcus,  clothinir,  748  Miirket,  dwl  12^  Stock 

Uiiger  Rise,  (widow)  dwl  177  Minna 

Unger  William,  carriaireinaker  with  Kimball  Man- 
iil'actnrinir  Co..  dwl  72:1  Harrison 

UNION'  BRASS  FOUNDRY,  M.Dobrzensky pro- 
piietor,  417  Mission 

Union  Brewery.  Albert  Koster  proprietor,  Clemen- 
tina bet  Fonrtli  and  Fifth 

UNION  BUILDING,  NE  cor  Jlarket  and  Kearny 

Union  City  Steamer,  (Alvarado)  Henry  Osterloh 
agent,'  office  117  Drnmni 

UNION  CLUB  ROOMS.  40.3  Montsromery 

UNION  COAL  MINE,  Mount,  Diablo,  office  and 
depot  311  and  313  Misf-ion 

UNION  CdLLEGE,  Dr.  R.  Townsend  Huddart 
principal,  .5111  Se<oud 

Union  Gravel  M.  Co.,  (Grass  Valley)  office  411^ 
Ciilifornia 

UNION  HALL.  S  s  Howard  bet  Third  and  Fourth 

Union  House,  Mrs.  O.  E.  Kellogg  proprietress,  737 
Howard 

UNION  HOUSE,  Robert  B.  Butler  proprietor,  511 
and  513  Mis-ion 

UNION  INSURANCE  CO..  (fire  and  marine) 
Gustave  Tonchard  presi<leut,  Chailes  D.  Haven 
secretary. office  41b  and  418  California 

UNION  INSURANCE  CO.'S  BUILDING,  416 
and  4M  Califnriii  t 

UNION  IRON  WORKS,  H.  J.  Booth  &  Co.  pro- 
prietors. NE  cor  First  and  Mission 

Union  I.<nuiber  Association,  office  318  California 

Ui.i  in  Malt  Works.  S  s  Brannan  nr  Eiglitb 

UNION  MARKET,  S  s  Howard  bet  Third  and 
Fonrtli 

UNU)N  MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO., 
(Boston)  H.  H.  Johnston  &  Co.,  general  mana- 
gers. S^VeorKearnv  and  California 

UNION  PACIFIC  SALT  CO.,  John  Barton,  man- 
iiger,  218  Sa<ratuenlo 

Union  Packet  Line,  office  Commercial  Wharf 

Union  S;iilor8'  Home,  Thomas  Boyne,  proprietor,  45 

Vallejo 

UNION  WAREHOUSE,  Scholia  &  Lankershim, 
pronrieiois,  NW  cor  Union  and  Baitery 

UNinU)  ANAIIEI.M  WINE  GROWERS'  ASSO- 
CIATION, Benjamin  Drt-yfns,  manager,  321 
Monigomerv 

UNITED  ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  DRUIDS- 
HALL,  413  Sutler 

UNITED  SECURITY  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO., 
(Pcinisylvani.i)  Julius  Jacobs,  general  agent, 
office  3  i2  Monigonierv 

UNITED  STATES  APPRAISERS'  STORE,  SW 
cor  Batierv  and  Jacks<u) 

UNITED  STATES  A  K.MY,Chief  Commi8.<>ary  Sub- 
sisience  Dep  irtmeni  Cilitornia,  office  703  Mkt 

UNITED  STATES  AUM  V, Chief  Connnissary  Sub- 
sistence Mililarv  Division  Pacific, office  7(J3  Mkt 

UNITED  STATES'  ARMY,  Chief  Mustering  and 
Disbursing,  office  703  Mai-ket 

UNITED  STATES  ARMY,  Chief  Paymaster, office 
703  iM.irket 

UNITED  STATES  ARMY',  Chief  Quartermaster 
Di-parinient  California,  office  703  ^Market 

UNITED  STATES  AR.MY,  Chief  Quariermaster 
.Militarv  Division  Pacific,  office  703  Market 

UNITED  STATES  ARMY.  Clotliing  Depot.  Mili- 
tarv Division  l^.icitic.NW  cor  Bush  ami  Market 

UNITED  STATES  AR.MY,  D^pol  Qu  irlermasler, 
Jliliiarv  Division  P,icific,N  W  cor  Bush  and  Mkt 


UNITED  STATES  ARMY.  General  Recruiting 
Service.  Military  Div.  Pacific,  office  703  Market 

UNITED  STATES  ARMY,  Headquarters  Depart- 
ment California,  703  Market 

UNITED  STATES  ARMY.  Headquarters  Military 
Division  Pacific,  703  Marke* 

UNITED  STATKS  ARMY,  Medical  Director  De- 
partment California,  703  Market 

UNITED  STATES  ARMY,  Medical  Purveyor 
Jlilitarv  Division  Paiific,  747  Market 

UNITED  STATES  ARMY,  Jledical  Storekeeper 
Militarv  Division  Pacific,  office  747  Market 

UNITED  STATES  ARMY,  Recruiting  Rendezvous, 
office  313  Kearny 

UNITED  STATES  ARMY,  Subsistence  Depart- 
ment Military  Division  Pacific, office  703Market, 
■warehouse  565  Market 

UNITED  STATES  ASSISTANT  TREASURER 
and  Treasurer  U.  S.  Branch  Mint,  office  428 
Montgotnerv 

UNITED  STATES  BARGE,  (Revenue  Service) 
office  SE  i-or  Divis  and  Vallejo 

UNITED  STATES  BRANCH  MINT,  GIO  Com- 
mercial, O.  H.  La  Grange  superintendent,  of- 
fice 013  Commercijil 

UNITED  STATES  BRANCH  MINT,  (New)  NW 
cor  Mission  and  Fifth 

UNITED  STATES  CIRCUIT  COURT,  (Clerk) 
office  U.  S.  Court  Buildinjr 

UNITED  STATES  CIRCUIT  COURT,  Judge's 
Chambers,  rooms  3  and  4,  U.  S.  Court  Building 

UNITED  STATES  COAST  SURVEY,  office  NW 
cor  Kearnv  and  Commercial,  third  floor 

UNITED  STATES  COLLECTOR  CUSTOMS, 
(Port  San  Francisco)  office  third  floor  Custom 
House 

UNITED  STATES  COMMISSIONER,  office  U. 
S.  Court  Buildin;^ 

UNITED  STATES  COMPILER  MINING  STA- 
TISTICS, office  Custom  House,  third  floor 

UNITED  STATES  COURT  BUILDING,  NE 
cor  Brttterv  and  Washington 

UNITED  STATES  CUSTOM  HOUSE,  NW  cor 
Washington  and  Battery 

UNITED  STATES  DISTRICT  ATTORNEY,  of- 
fice 0,  7  and  8  U.  S.  Coin-t  linihling 

UNITED  STATES  DISTRICT  COURT,  (Clerk) 
office  U.  S.  Court  Binlding 

UNITED  STATES  DISTRICT  COURT  for  the 
District  of  California,  Judge's  Chambers  room 
10  U.  S.  Court  Building 

UNITED  STATES  DRAYMAN,  office  SW  cor 
Jackson  and  Battery 

UNITED  STATES  ENGINEERS,  Division  Paci- 
fice,  office  703  Market ;  Harbor  Fortifications, 
office  533  Kearny  ;  River  and  Harboi'  Improve- 
ments, office  50y  Keainv 

UNITED  STATES  EXHORT  WAREHOUSE, 
SW  cor  Battery  and  Broadway 

UNITED  STATES  GRAND  JURY,  room  17  U. 
S.  Court  Building 

United  States  Hotel,  Patrick  Broder  proprietor,  304 
Beale 

UNITED  STATES  INSPECTOR  BOILERS,  of- 
fice II,  U.   S.  Court  Buillinjf 

UNITED  STATES  INSPECTOR  DRUGS,  office 
SW  cor  Battery  and  Jacksiut 

UNITED  STATES  INSPECTOR  HULLS,  office 
300  California 

UNITED  STATES  INTERNAL  REVENUE  AS- 
SESSOR, office  4H»  California.  ro(Mii  28 

UNITED  STATES  INTERNAL  REVENUE 
COLLECTOR,  office  U.  S.  Court  Bnihling 

UNI'TED  STATES  INTERNAL  REVENUE 
GAUGERS.  office  U.  S  Court  Building 

UNITED  STATES  INTERNAL  REVENUE, 
Supervisor  of.  office  419  California 

UNITED  STATES  LAND  OFFICE,    5C6  Jack- 


JOWES,  PULLMAN  &  CO..  116  Sausom  Street.  Braids  of  all  kinds. 


BEDINQTON.  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Druggists'  Glassware,  ota 


646 


SAN  FRANCISCO   [XJ]   DIRECTORY. 


United  States  Life  Ins.  Co.,  (New  York)  B.  J.  Dor- 
sey  general  af<ent,  office  42  MercLauts  Ex- 
clianije 

UNITED  STATES  LIGHT  HOUSE,  Twelfth 
Distiict.  office  204  Monttromerv 

UNITED  STATES  MARINE  HOSPITAL,  cor 
Mist^ion  and  Fifteenth 

UNITED  STATES  MARINE  HOSPITAL,  (old) 
NE  cor  Main  and  Harrison 

UNITED  STATES  MARSHAL,  office  5  U.  S. 
Cumt  Building 

United  States  M.  Co.,  (Virginia  City,  Nev.)  office 
37  New  Merclianis  Exchange 

United  States  Mutual  Benefit  Co.,E.  L.Howe,  gen- 
eral agent,  office  331   Montgomery 

UNITED  STATES  NAVAL  OFFICER,  Port 
San  Francisco,  office  Cnstom  House 

UNITED  STATES  NAVAL  RENDEZVOUS, 
rooms  1  and  5,  Government  Building 

UNITED  STATES  NAVY  PAYMASTER,  Al- 
bert S.  Kenny,  office  434  California 

UNITED  STATES  PENSION  AGENT,  (Army 
and  Navy)  office  423  Wa^ihington 

UNITED  STATES  POSTOFFICE,  NW  cor  Wash 
and  Battery 

UNITED  STATES  POSTAL  AGENT,  office  7 
Montgomery  Block 

UNITED'STATES  RECEIVER  PUBLIC  MON- 
EYS, office  506  Jackson 

UNITED  STATES  REGISTER  BANKRUPTCY, 
First  District,  A.  B.  B  .tea,  office  fi3ii  Clav 

UNITED  STATES  REGISTER  BANKRUPTCY, 
Second  Distiict,  Samuel  J.  Clarke, office  23  and 
25  U.  S.  Court  Buildins/ 

UNITED  STATES  REGISTER  LANDS,  office 
50ti  Jackson 

United  States  Restaurant,  507  and  509  Clav 

UNITED  STATES  SPECIAL  AGENT  'TREAS- 
URY DEPARTMENT,  office  Custom  House, 
third  floor 

UNITED  STATES  SUPERINTENDENT  IN- 
DIAN AFFAIRS,  for  California,  office  224 
Kearny 

UNITED  STATES  SUPERVISING  INSPECTOR 
STEAMBOATS,  office  room  U  U.  S.  Court 
Building 

UNITED  STATES  SURVEYOR  GENERAL, 
office  3U6  Pine 

UNITED  STATES  SURVEYOR,  (Port  San  Fran- 
cisco) office  Custom  House 

United  Workinguien's  Boot  and  Shoe  Manufactur- 
ing Co.,  12  Tyler 

Universal  Life  Insurance  Company,  (New  York) 
John  S.  Scott  generul  agent,  office  306  Mont 
gotnery 

UNIVERSITY  CALIFORNIA,  REGENTS  OF 
office  320  California 

UNIVEUSriT  COLLEGE,  Rev.  P.  V.  Veeder 
D.U.  principal,  SE  cor  Stockton  and  Geary 

University  Extension  Homestead  Association 
office  306  Montgomery 

University  Homestead  Association,  office  432  Mont 
g()n)ery 

UNIVERSITY  JOURNAL,  (monthly)  E.P.Heald 
publisher,  office  24  Post 

University  School,  N  side  Post  bet  Stockton  and 
Powell 

Unruh  Henry  A.,  clerk  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl  530 
Third 

Unruh  William  B.,  clerk  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl  38 
Clarice  Place 

Uphain  Isa;ic,  corresponding  agent,  office  622  Wash, 
dwl  11  MeiCHJf  Place 

Uphiim  Lincoln  K.,  (B.  C.  Hall  &  Co.)  dwl  11 
Melcalf  Place 

Upham  Willard  S.,  clerk  with  H.  M.  Newhall  dt 
Co.,  dwl  1412  Mason 

Uphaus  John  L.,  hairdiesser  with  Aug.  Drucker, 
dwl  Prescott  House 


Uphans  Louis,  hairdresser  with  Bros  &  Born,  dwl 

433  Hinckley 
Upp  Adam,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Upp  Margaret  J.,  dwl  45  Third 
Upper  Sacramento   Line   Steamers,   S.  E.  Herrick 

agent,  office  126  Clay 
Upperman    Christian,    musician,    dwl    3    Maiden 

Lane 
Upstone  John,  proprietor  Neptune  Iron  Works,  38 

Fremont,  dwl  512  Folsom 
Upton  August  F.,  printer  with   Bacon  &  Company, 

dwl  NE  cor  Oak  and  Buchanan 
Upton  Benjamin  V.,  printer,  dwl  735  Pine 
Upton  Charles  D.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

dwl  919  Bryant 
Upton  Eugene  A.,  foreman  Hebrew  Observer,  dwl 

NE  cor  Buchanan  and  Oak 
Upton  Henry,  printer  with  F.  Korbel  ifc  Bros.,  dwl 

NE  cor  Oak  and  Buchanan 
Upton  John,  carpenter,  dwl  911  Market 
UPTON  JOHN  P.,  book  and  job  primer,  509  Clay, 

dwl  735  Pine 
UPTON  M.  G.,  editorial  department  Alta  Califor- 
nia, dwl  33  Hawthorne 
Urbais  John,  carpenter,  dwl  102  San  Bruno  Road 

nr  Twenty-seventh 
Urban  D.  H.,  (D.  H.  Urban  &  Go. J  dwl  NW  cor 

Mason  and  Pacific 
Urban  D.  H.  &-  Co.,  fH.  Siedenburgr }  grocenea  and 

liquors,  NW  cor  Mason  and  Pacific 
Urban  Joseph,  manufacturer  violins  and  guitara,  509 

Kearny,  and  musician  Californiii  Theater 
Urbise  John,   cabinetmaker,  dwl  W  s  San  Brnno 

Road  nr  Twenty-seventh.  Bernai  Hights 
Urgel  Pau7,6,  foreman  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl  18 

Clarice  Place 
Uri  Felix,  wholesale  and  retail  butcher,  20  and  24 

San  Francisco  Market,  dwl  27  Turk 
Uribe  Cesirio,  saddler,  825  Montgomery 
Urie  Anne,  (widow)  furnished  roon)s,  302  Fourth 
Urmy  William  S.   Rev.,  inspector  Custom  House, 

dwl  SE  cor  Lincoln  and  Leavenwoith 
Urner  John,  wines  and  liquors,  216  Sixth 
Ui-quhart  Alexander  S.,  druggist,  dwl  813  Hyde 
Urquhart  George,  painter  with  Hopps  &  Sons,  dwl 

14  Virginia 
Urquhart  James  S.,  manager  Western  Union  Tele- 
graph Company,  office  522  California,  dwl  713i 

Bush 
Urquhart  Robert,  shipsmitb  with  W.  S.  Phelps  &. 

Co.,  dwl  428  Tehama 
Urquhart  S.  F.,  physician,  dwl  813  Hyde 
Urquhart  Thomns  J.,  ticket  agent  Southern  Pacific 

R.  R.,  dwl  813  Hyde 
Urruela  Juan,  Consul  for  Guatemala,  office  409  Bat- 
tery, up  stairs,  dwl  Frank's  Building 
Usher  James,  gardener  St.  Mary's  College 
Ustick  William  L.,  clerk,  4.3S  Cal,  dwl   l27  Kearny 
Uszynski  Barbara  Mrs.,  manufacturer  hair  jewelry, 

"218  Sixth 
Uszynski  John,  jeweler,  218  Sixth 
Utschig  Adoiph,  boots  and  shoes,  1105  Stockton 
Utschig  John,  (Utsclug  Sr  £rawso«ydwl321^  O'Far- 

rell 
Utschig  Louis,  hairdresser  with  John   Stable,  dwl 

623  Sutter 
UTSCHIG  &  HANSON,  fjohn  Utschig  ayid Henry 

Hnnsou)  shoemakers,  326  Bush 
Utter  Frederick  W.,  { S.  F.  Transfer  Co. J  dwl  213 

Stevenson 
Uttley  William  G.,   sawmaker  with   Pacific  Saw 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  114  Perry 
Ut'z  Adam,  watchman  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 

NW  cor  North  Point  and  Lark  in 
Utziuger  Henry,  fOederdc  U.J  dwl  703  O'Farrell 
Uznay   Frances  Madame,  dressmaker,  253  Steven- 
son 
Uzovich  John,  coffee  saloon,  NW  cor  Davis  and 

Oregon,  dwl  1522  Stockton 


Insure  in  the  best  Local  Company,  "  THE  PEOPLES.' 


O.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Tobacco  and  Cigars. 


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Vaccaui  Charles  M.,  watchman  S.  F.  Aosaying 

and  Retining  Works,  dwl  19  Park  Avenue 
Vaccaro  Giuseppe,  laborer,  dwl  515  Merchant 
Vacqueras  Antoue,  fiuils,  dwl  1'216  Diipont 
Vayg  William  S.,  clerk,  dwl  21)  Clementina 
Vagner  Albert,  waitei"  Miners' Restaurant,  dwl  NE 

cor  Pine  and  Powell 
Vdgnon  Gaepar,  laborer  with  D.  Ghirardelli,  dwl 

SW  cor  PuciKcand  S.tnbom 
Vagt     Christian,     ex  press  wagon,    cor     Sac    and 
Drnrani,  dwl  W  s  Druinm  bet  Wash  and  Jack 
Vagts  George,  lamps,  oils  andciockerv,  213  Fourth, 

(and   Vngts  &  GallardoJ  dwl  213  Fourth 
Vagts  John  H.,  clerk  with  Edward  Menka,  SE  cor 

Sutter  and  Taylor 
Vagts  &  Giillardo,   (George  Vagts  and  Raphael 

GallardoJ  oil  denlers,  3(i  Fremont 
Vahey  Michael,  machiniet  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

68  Minna 
Vahle  Jurgen  II., cook,  dwl  361  Minna 
Vail  A.  H.,  fPaciJic  Publinhing  C'ojdwl  1209  Bush 
Vail  Charles  H.,  wharfinger,  dwl  509  Filbert 
Vaillant  Cliarles.  painter  with  Jules  St.  Denis,  dwl 

824  Washington 
Vaillant  Edmund,  carpenter,   dwl  Chepultepec  nr 

Coso  Avenue 
Vaio  Peter,  fruit  peddler,  dwl  906  Pacific,  rear 
Valrtlley  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Mont  Court 
Valdez  Juan,  cigarmaker,  dwl  Caroline  Place 
Valdez  Joseplia  Miss,  seamstress,  dwl  819  Jackson 
Valdivia  Richard,  printer  with  Edward  Bosqui  &. 

Co.,  dwl  Clay  nr  Taylor 
Valducci  Constanrine  Rev.  S.  J.,  teacher  St.  Igna- 
tius College,  8-11  Maiket 
Vale  Charles,  blacksmith.  107  LeidesdorfF,  dwl  1511 

Jackson 
Vale  Charles  Jr.,  expresswagon,  NE  cor  Clay  and 

Dupont,  dwl  1511  Jackson 
Vale  James,    clerk   U.   S.    Restaurant,    dwl  Coso 

House 
Vale  William.  (  Vale  Sf  Warner)  dwl  1212^  Jack 
VALE  &  Vf  XR^V:ii,  (  William  Vale  and  George 
P.    Warner)  S.   F.    Employment   Office,  230 
Sutter 
Vale.— See  Vail 
Valencia  C  ,  dwl  S  s  Sixteenth  bet  Guerrero  and 

Dolores 
Valentine  Alexander,  printer,  dwl  634  Third 
Valentine  Andrew,  watchman   Mission  and  Pacific 

Woolen  Mills 
Valentine  C.  E.,  clerk  Western   Union  Telegraph 

Co.,  dwl713i  Bush 
Valentine  Clara,  (colored)  hairdresser,  4  Taylor 
Valentine  Frederick,  ornamental  painter  with  An- 
drew W.  Burnham,  dwl  320  Stockton 
Valentine  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  532  Commercial 
Valentine  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  641  Commercial 
Valentine  John,  dyer  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  cor  Twentieth  atid  Harrison 
Valentine  John,  porter  with  A.  Giorgiani,  421  Wash- 
ington, dwl  N  s  Union  nr  Battery 
VALENTINE  JOHN  J.,  general  superintendent 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co. ,  office  N  W  cor  Montgomery 
and  California,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Valentine  .John    T.,    (colored)    messenger    U.    S. 

Clothing  Depot,  dwl  4  Taylor 
Valentine  Louis,  bakery,  216  Broadway 
Valentine  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Union  nr  Bat 
Valentine  Matthew,  blacksmith,  dwl  41  Jessie 
Valentine    Post,  printer,    dwl  S  s  Tyler  nr  Bu- 
chanan 
Valentine  S.  D.,  (Francis  Sf  V.)  dwl  Rnes  House 
Valentine  Vincent,  bookkeeper,  dwl  Ns  Union  nr 

Battery 
Valeniini  John  Rev.,  assistant  pastor  St.  Francis 
Church,  dwl  519  Green 


Valergo  Bartholomew,  laborer,  dwl  425  Filbert 
Valette   E.,  teamster  with  O.  Chauvin,  dwl  1015 

Stockton 
Valkirck   Charles,  porter  with  Liddle  &  Kaeding, 

dwl  Swiss  Hotel 
Valla  Ferdinand,  laundry,  1  Quincy  Place 
Valla  Pierre,  laundryman,  dwl  1  Quincy  Place 
Valleau  Thomas  P.,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl 

11  Bernard 

Vallejo    City   Extension    Homestead    Association, 

office  220  Montgomery 
Vallejo  Express,  Joseph  Likins   proprietor,  office 

306  Montgomery 
Vallejo  John,  carpenter,  dwl  6  Fella  Place 
VALLEJO  LINK  STEAMERS,  (Gal.  Pac.  R.  R. 

Co.)  Front  St.  Wharf 
VALLEJO  U.  S.  BONDED  WAREHOUSE,  John 

Sanborn  proprietor,  NW  cor  Vallejo  and  Front 
Valliant  Peter,  watchman  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  stm  Yo- 

semite 
Van  Alen  William  K.,  secretary  Sntro  Tunnel  Co., 

and  local  agent  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  625 

Montgomery,  dwl  Lick  House 
VanAmbnrg  David  V.,  paperhanger,  dwl  27J  Fourth 
Van  Ameringen  Samuel  S.,  conductor  N.  B.  &  M. 

R.  R.,  dwl  9  Stockton 
Van   Antwerp   William,    barkeeper    with    Alonzo 

Farr,  dwl  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Berry 
Van  Aspern  Johannes,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Van  Bergen  Augustus,  (Pless  &  Van  D.)  dwl  563 

Natoma 
Van  Bergen  John,  (John  VanBergen  Sf  Co.)  rea 

Germany 
VAN    BERGEN  JOHN  &  CO.,    (Nicholas    Van 

Bergen)  importers  wines  and  liquors,  413  and 

-115  Clay 
Van  Bergen  John  W.,  clerk  with  Rodgers,  Meyer 

&  Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Post  and  Hyde 
Van  Bergen  M.,  hostler  City  R.  R.',  dwl  First  Ave- 
nue nr  Fifteenth 
Van  Bergen  Nicholas,  (John  Van  Bergen  Sf  Co.) 

dwl  834  Post 
Van  Borstel  J.,  night  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl 

12  Guy  Place 

VAN    BRUNT    R.    N.,    cashier    Merchants'    Ex- 
change Bank,  415  California,  dwl  1020  Pine 
Van  Burgen  James  O.,  clerk  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co., 

dw  1132  Fourth 
Van  Collem  Leon,  New  York  cloak  store,  11  Third, 

dwl  632  Market 
Van  Court  Daniel  W.,  builder,  dwl  529  Second 
Van  Court  James  E.,  photographer  with  William 

Shew,  dwl  529  Second 
Van   Court  John,  stockfitter  with   Buckingham  A 

Hecht,  dwl  SW  cor  Hayes  and  Octavia 
Van  Court  John  F.,  carriage  trimmer,  581  Market, 

dwl  255  Third 
Van  Crombrugghe  Alfred,  clerk  with  S.  V.  Water 

Co.,  dwl3U7  O'Farrell 
Van  Daalen  Marcns  C,  cutter  with  I.  M.  Went- 

worth  ife  Co.,  dwl  cor  Webster  and  Waller 
VAN  DAMME  ADOLPHE  R.,  Bay  Warehouse, 

Sansom  bet  Greenwich  and  Lombard,  dwl  512 

Dupont 
Van  de  Casteele  Xavier  Jr.,  artist  with  Brittou  & 

Rey,  dwl  310  Hyde 
Van  den  Bergh  J.  P'.  P.,  physician,  office  634  Wash, 

dwl  81 1  Leavenworth 
Van   Denburgh   Alison,   dentist   with   Daniel  Van 

Denburgii,  dwl  229  Geary 
Van  Denburgh  Daniel,  dentist,  office  and  dwl  229 

Geary 
Van  der  Wys  D.,  groceries  and  liquors,  N  s  Hayes 

nr  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Van  Deusen  Stark,  potter  with   R.  M.  Chamberlin 

&.  Co.,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Van  Deventer  Frank,  miner,  dwl  SW  cor  Howard 

and  Twentv-second 
Van  Devort  J.  D.  Mrs.,  dwl  615  Bush 


JONES,  PUIiLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Suspenders  and  Neck  Ties. 


YERBA  SANTA  radically  cures  Scrofula,  Salt  Rheum  and  all  diseases  of  the  blood. 


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Van  Doren  George,  macliinist  vvitli  Wheeler  <fe  Wil- 
son S.  M.  Co.,  dwl5l8  SHcramento 
Van  Doren  Samuel   M..  bookkeeper  Cbarter  Oak 

Life  InB.  Co.,  dwl  512  Valencia 
Van  Diirn  CharlesH.,  drayman,  dwl  1.513i  Leav 
Van    Dorous  Alfred,    (colored)    mariner,   dwl  427 

Third 
Van   Dorons  Maria  E.  Mrs.,  (colored)  dresBmaker, 

dwl  427  Third 
Van  Drach  A.  J.,  dwl  314  Post 
Van  Diisen  Edward,  painter,  dwl  436  Union 
Van  Dusen  Hubert,  uiilkrauch,  dwl  S  b  Serpentine 

Avenue  ur  Columbia 
Van  Diiyne  Ellen  Mrs.,  ladies' furnishing  and  fancy 

goods,  14  Fourth 
Van  Duzer  A.  P.,  clerk  with  L.  M.  Foulke,  dwl  217 

Third 
Van  Duzer  Oliver,  chief  engineer  North  Pac. Trans. 

Co's  S.  S.  Ptliean,  dwl  733  Wiishington 
Van  Dyke  Geoige  B.,  salefman,  312  Bush,  dwl  40 

IMinna 
Van  Dyke  Joseph,  plasterer,  dwl  Ss  Pine  nr  Oc- 

trt  via 
Van  Dyke  Samnel  P.,  bookkeeper  with  S.  L.  Mas- 
tick  &  Co.,  dwl  S  8  Oak  nr  Lacuna 
VAN   DYKE  WALTER,  atiorney  at  law,   oflSce 

.')2()  Montgomery,  res  Oakland 
Van  Emberg  David  G..  paperhauger  with  George 

W.  Clarke,  dwl  2/1  Fourth 
Van  Geistefieid  Heniy  L.,  hairdresser.  414  Jackson. 

dwl  1223  Dupont 
Van  Heusen  Charles,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  & 

Co.,  dwl  17  Ohio 
Van  Housen   William,  market,  NE  cor  Eddy  and 

Mason,  dwl  209  Jones 
Van  Houie  John,  laundryman  wilh  S.  F.  Laundry 

Ass'n,  dwl  NW  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Van  Kemp  John  C,  dwl  Fifteenth  Avenue  bet  L 

and  M,  S(uith  S.  F. 
Van  Keulen  Hendrik,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

MaBon  and  Union 
Van  L;iak  Lambert,  (Van  Lnak  Sr  GUlespie)  dwl 

NE  cor  Howard  and  Seventeenth 
Van  Laak  &  Gillespie,  (Lambert   Van  Lank  and 

James  GUlespie  J  broom  manufacturers,  111  and 

113  Davis 
Van  Lokeren  H.,  real  estate  agent,  office  408  Cal, 

room  1.  dwl  1024  Stoikton 
Van  Ness  Albert  S.,  bricklayer,  dwl  SI.*)  Howard 
Van  Ness  D.,  real  estate,  dwl  22S  Bush 
Van  Nens  John,   carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Ninth  nr  Miss 
N'an  Ness  John,  shoemaker,  dwl  4  Shipley 
Van  Ness  John  N., special  policeman,dwl  Mechanics' 

Pavilion 
Van  Nets  John  P.,  mason  and  builder,  dwl  867  Miss 
Van  Ness  Miriam,  dwl  313  Shipley 
Van  Ness  Thomas  C.,cleik  letter  department  Wells, 

FiirjiO   &   Co.,  dwl  SVV  cor  Seventeenth  and 

Valencia 
Van  Ness  William,  waiter  Rues  Houpe 
Van  Noorden  William,  barkeeper,  3  Vallejo,  dwl  15 

Vallejo 
Van  Norden  Robert  T.,  (Gilmorc  &    Van  N.)  dwl 

13  J8  Polk 
Van  Nostiand  Daniel  C,  freight  clerk  P,  M.   S.  S. 

Co..  dwl  1207  Folsom 
Van  C'Dyke  John,  lumberman,  dwl  3  Zoe  Place 
Van  Orden  David  T.,  deputy  Fire  Marshal,  dwl  S  s 

Clay  bet  Hyde  and  Leavenworth 
Van  Onlen  hfrnuder,  /Boston  Cracker  Co. J  dwl '31 

Perry 
Van  Pelt  David,  captain   C.  S.  Nav.  C.>.'8  steamer 

Amelia,  dwl  1031  Jackson 
Van  Pelt  Peter,  bookkeeper  wilh  H.  M.  Newhall  & 

Co.,  dwl  806  Filbert 
Van  Praag  Samnel,  cigars  and  tobacco,   30  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  1715  Hyde 
Van    Piaig  Samuel   A.,   superintendent    carriages 

Grand  Hotel,  dwl  27  OFarrell 


Van  Reed  James  H..  real   estate,  oifice  24  Mont- 
gomery Block,  dwl  908  Howard 
Van  Rev net'oni  Francis  'W.,(Cnbcry   &    Co. ^  dwl 

332  0'Farrell 
Van  ReyneiromJ.L., assistant  cashier  Custom  House, 

dwl  SW  cor  Union  and  Fillmore 
Van  Rha  William,  laborer,  dwl  N  W  cor  Davis  and 

Clay 
Van  Riper  James,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  906 

Jackson 
Van  Santen  Evnriste,  clerk  with  Belloc  Freres,  dwl 

517  Dunont 
Van  Schaa<k  Chauncey  P.,  fC.  P.  Van  Schaack  4* 

Co.  J  dwl  Nucleus  House 
VAN  SCHAACK  C.  P.   &  CO.,  fCeorf^e  Lonwis) 

importers,   and    wholesale    and    retail    deiilers 

clothing  and  gents'  furnishing  goods,  boots,  to- 
bacco, yankee  nolioiis,  etc.,  708-716  Kearny 
Van  Schaack  William,  carpenter  Market  Street  R. 

R.,  dwl  W  8  Sixteenth  nr  Mission 
Van  Senden  G.  D.,  painter,  dwl  N  s  Ivy  bet  Octavia 

and  Laguna 
Van  Sickles  Charles,  laborer  Risdou  Iron  Works, dwl 

519  Mission 
Van  Siden  William  H.,  harnessmaker  with  Charles 

H.  Mesid,  dwl  54  Minna 
Van  Silow  William,  locksmith,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Van  Straaten   Benjamin  E.,  clerk,  16  Sansom,  dwl 

724  McAllitter 
Van  Syckle  Robert,  laundryman  with  S.  F.  Lnundry 

Association,  dwl  N  W  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Van   Syckle  R.  W.,  conductor   U.   S.  B.  Mint,  res 

Oakland 
Van  Tassel  Philip,  engineer,  dwl  716  Harrison 
Van  Tassell  Alexander,  fireman  steamer  Kalorama, 

dwl  1309  Montgomery 
Van  Tassell  Theodore,  insurance  agent  with  R.  B. 

Swain  &  Co.,  dwl  E  s  Howard  nr  Tweniy  first 
Van  Vranken  Cornelius  D.,  carpenter,  dwl  121  Ellis 
Van  Wart  John,  painter  with  Wiiliam  H.  Raye.dwl 

158  Fit  St 
Van  Wie  Aiie,  carpenter,  dwl  123  Ninth 
Van  Winkle  Isaac  S.,  iron  merchant,  oHice  317  Bat- 
tery, dwl  SE  cor  Gough  and  Fulion 
Van  Winkle  Peter  W.,  broker,  office  306  Pine,  dwl 

552  Mission 
Van  Wyck  Henry  L.,  chief  clerk  Paymaster  U.  S. 

Navy,  dwl  »09  Stockton 
Van  Wvck  Thomas  W.,  bookkeeper  with   William 

K.  Van  Alen,  dwl  1009  Powell 
Van  Zandt  Lintla  H.,  dressmaker,  dwl  922  Howard 
Vanata  Maryetta,  (widow)  dwl  675  Mission 
Vanbuskirk'Howard,  roofer,  dwl  38  First 
Vance  Chai  les  B.,  harnessmaker  with  A.  Tillman, 

dwl  1 13  Mimia 
Vance  George,  produce  commission,  124  Clay,  dwl 

720  Mission 
Vance  James,  laborer,  dwl  25  Minna 
Vance  James,  liquor  saloon,   NVV  cor   Davis  and 

Clay,  dwl  62'^  Lombard 
Vance  John,  baker  with  Hughes  &  Foley,  dwl  229 

Minna 
Vance  John,  carpenter,  dwl  113  Minna 
Vance  Robert  E.,  pluinl)er,  dwl  113  Minna 
Vance  William,  dwl  1009  Taylor 
Vance  William,  blacksmith,  dwl  113  Jlinim 
Vance  William,   blacksmith    wilh   Michael   Iloare, 

dwl  cor  Sixteenth  and  Eldorado 
Vancourl.  Daniel  W.,  builder,  dwl  529  Second 
VANDALL    B.  C,    proprietor    Guide,   oUice  521 

Clay,  dwl  820  Lombard 
Vandentiiiigh  F.  L.,  general   superintendent  Allan- 
tic  and    Pacitic   'I'elegraph  Co.,  ofhce  603  Cal, 

res  Sacramento  Ciiy 
Vanderbilt  Mark,  carpenter,  dwl  21  Moss 
Vandeiburg  E.  L.,  (E.  L.    Vanderburg  &  Co.)  dwl 

815  Hv.le 
VANDEUHUIJG  E.  L   &  CO.,  harness,  saddlery, 

aud  sadillery  hardware,  4(0  Battery 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUKANCE  CO.  pays  all  losses  in  Gold  Coin. 


C.  p.  VAW  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Yankee  Notions. 


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VandcrcooU  Fiedevick  A.,  real  estate,  dvvl  NW  cor 

Fulton  and  Steiner 
VandercooU  KolieriB,  carpenter,  dwl  NW   cor    Ful- 
ton and  8teiner 
VANDEHLIETH   JACOB,  proprietor  San  Fran- 
cisco Horel,  :iIOand  31:2  Fremont 
Vanderpool  Jacol),    (colored)    porter,   122  Battery, 

dwl  910  Poi\ell 
Vaiiderplice  .Tainee,  cilver  platefinielier  with  W.  K. 

Viinderhlice  &  Co..  dwl  5  Anlnnn 
Vanderxlice  W.  K.,   f  IV.   K.    Vanderslice   Sp  Co.) 

dwl  1007  Powell 
VANDEKSLICE  W.  K.  &  CO.,{Luciu!i  Tliomp- 

Ron)  maiintactnrers  silverware, 8"*  Slontgoniery 
VandervooitJanieg  A.,  grocer,  dwl  Ss  Shipley  bet 

Eiglitli  and  Nintli 
Vanderwater  S.  Mr?.,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Vandenrsen  Iluhert,  milkman,  dwl  J  lOJ  Freelon 
Vandewnter  Hermann,  painter,  dwl  'i.i  Everett 
Vandewater  William  H.,   liquor  dealer,   dwl  1707 

Stockton 
Vandor  Joseph,  attorney  at  law,  office  61.5  Kearny, 

dwl  E  8  T;i\  loi'  lietGreenwich  and  Loiiib;n  d 
Vandrake  Aloysius  J.,  machinist  with  F.  A.  Hunt- 
ington, iwi:jl4  Post 
Viinduini;  William,  dwl  i:J20  Sansom 
Vaniiyke  James,  carpenter,  dwl  Philadelphia  House 
Vandyne  James,  machinist,  dwl  W  6  Sboiwell  bet 

Twenty-sixth  and  Twenty  seventh 
Vane  John  W.,  gasfitter  and  plumber,  W  s  Valencia 

nr  Si.xteenth 
Vane  William,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  858  Howard 
VaniiaverbeiK    Henry,   cutter  wiih   Journeyman's 

Boot  and  S!ioe  Cooperative  Union 
Vanliew  Dennis  F.,  (F.  S.  Weeks  &  Co.)  dwl  929 

Pac  ific 
Vanner  iFoseph,  teamster  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Vaiini   Naiiielv,    manufacturer  plaster  ornaments, 

dwl  1(18  Morton 
VANSANT  JOHN,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 

3:5  Kearny,  dwl  Lick  House 
Vanselow  Ferdinand,  iocksniilh  with  Will  &Finck, 

dwl  JO  Saiieora 
Vansiden  Henry,  carpenter  California  Mills,  dwl 

ii2  Montgomery 
Vantine  Jolui,  hairdresser  with  Henry  Schuck,  dwl 

Grand  Hotel 
Vantine  J<ihn,  miner,  dwl  1316  Dupont 
Vaigas  Loui.s,  marbleworker  with  John  Daniel  &  Co 
Varicas  Jj  G  ,  i  ivil  engineer  and  patent  agent,  office 

410  Kearny,  dwl  1009  Powell 
Varndall  Wilhani  P.,  restaurant,  2197  Powell 
Varney  E.   11.  B,  Mrs.,   assistant   teacher   Mission 

Gi'ainniar   School,    dwl  First  Avenue  bei  Fif- 
teenth and  Si.xteenth 
Varney  LebbeusH.,  contractor  and  builder,  dwl  611 

Powell 
Varney  Lincoln,  painter  with   Fiost  &.  Richards, 

dwl  l-2)}4  Bush,  I'ear 
Varney  Robert,  ass;iyer,  dwl  E  s  First  Avenue  bet 

Fifreenth  and  Sixteenth 
Varney  Thomas,  real  estate  and  mining  machinery, 

office  229  Freuiont,  dwl  1012  Clay 
Varni  Seraphino,  gardener,  dwl  314  Pacilic 
ViirnitTCIiarles,  salesman,  dwl  17  Dupont 
Vary  Charles  li.,  wheelwright,  dwl  28ui)  Buchanan 
Vary  James  H.,  (  Vary  &  Minor)  dwl  44  J  J  Third 
Vary  &   Minor,  (Jamex  H.   Vary  and  Charles  Mi- 
nor) hackinen,  cor  Montgomery  and  Market 
VasconcflloB  Jot^eph  J.,   stoves  aud   tinware,   116 

Third,  dwl  672  Harrison 
Vaslin  Julius,  dwl  1411  Hyde 
Va.sque  Jesus,  (widow)  dwl  726  Filbert 
Viitques  Visente,  cook  with  Hermida  &  Co.,  dwl 

NW  cor  Druimn  and  Oregon 
VASSAULT  FERDINAND,  real  estate  agent,  of- 

lice  3it6  Pine 
Vasselin  Hyppoiite,  toys  and  fancy  goods,  22  Fourth 
Vasseliii  Jule,  catpenter,  dwl  6  Kent 


Vaughan  Hector  W.,  photographic  gallery,  18  Third; 

dwl  Prospect  Avenue,  Bernal  Higlifs 
Vaughan  .loann,  (widow)  dwl  14  PiOfpect  Place 
Vaufflian  John,  foreman  with  George  Poultnev,  524 

Third 
Vaughan  John,  painter,  dwl  27  Minna 
Vauglian  J.  W.,  artist,  f-ludio  and  dwl  6  O'Farrell 
Vaughan  Michael,  bookkeeper,  dwl  NE  cor  Green 

and  Montgomery 
Vaughan  Patrick,  hostler,  dwl  711  Folsom 
Vaut'han  Setli,  broker,  dwl  421  Fourth 
Vaughan  William,  maciiine  hnnd  with  Cole  &.  Has- 
kell, dwl  14  Prospect  Place 
VAUGHN  ALPHONSO  H, Crystal  Palace  Saloon, 

5  Kearny  and  12  Geary,  dw'l  1121  Powell 
Vaughn   Fredeiiek,    condiictor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R., 

dwl  830  Howard 
Vaughn  George,  carpenter,  dwl  13fI3  Lnrkiu 
Vaughn  George  H.,  shoemaker  with  D.  W.  Emer- 
son, dwl  138  Foin th 
Vaughn  Henry,  calker,  dwl  320  Sansom 
Vaughn  Jolini  shoemaker,  dwl  138  Fourth 
Vaughn  Lucinda,  (widow)  dwl  37^  Tehama 
Vaughn  William,  cook  Overland  House,   dwl  225 

Bush 
Vazquez  Ailella,  j'oung  ladies'  seminary,  1519  Mason 
Vazquez  Virginia,  teacher  with  A.  Vazquez,  1519 

Mason 
Veazey  James,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Vedder  Rodney   S..  clerk  U.  S.  Paymaster  Dept'. 

703  Market,  dwl  Laskie  nr  Mission 
Vedot  James, paints  and  paperhangini;s,ll3l  Dupont 
VEEDER  P.  v..  D.  D.,  principal  City  College,  SE 

cor  Geary  and  Stockton 
Veen  George,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Vegas  Louis,  cook  with  John  S.  Brander,  225  Clay 
Veil  George,  watchman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Cos  S.S. 

California,  dwl  307  First 
Veirs  Albert  S.,  oysterman  with  S.  Tesmoie,  dwl 

3251  Bush 
Veirs   Frank   B.,  salesman  with  George  W.  Clark, 

dwl  Mission  opp  New  Montgomery 
Veirs  Jesse   E,  clerk    with   William' Gilbert,  dwl 

NW  cor  Union  and  Hyde 
Veitch  C.  P.,  shoemaker,  7'08  Folsom 
Veits  Newton  E.,  bookkeeper,  dwl  924  Folsom 
Velatniav  Victoria  E.. teacher  French. dwl  123  Silver 
Vehitti  Cipri  mo,  market,  aud  groceries  and  liquors, 

NE  cor  Mason  and  Lombard 
Velbert  Henry,  butcher,  dwl  E  b  White  Place  nr 

Brvant 
Velbert  John  S.,  clerk  with  Peter  H.  Velbert,  dwl 

931  Folsom 
VELBERT  PETER  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW 

cor  Fol  and  Willow,  and  Ss  Harrison  nr  Eiy-btb 
Vella    Henry  W.,    shoemaker   with    F.   X.   Kast, 

dwl  112  Natoma 
Vellee  Ellas,  lodgings,  732  Pacilic 
Velliuiiio  Charles,  teacher  laiigunges  and  interpre- 
ter, office  aud  dwl  606  Montgomery 
Vellinger  Christian,  pad<lle  and  harnessmaker,  128 

Fointh,  dwl  249  Miinia 
Velly   Julia,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  719  Market 
Venard  Florence,  dwl  759  Clay 
VENAIJD  G.,  charlres  coffee,  spices,  mustard,  etc., 

625  and  627  Front,  dwl  702  Lombard 
Vencel   Lewis,  porter  with  Osgood  &,  Stetson,  dwl 

1312  Kearny 
Vender  Louis,  cl°rk  with  Giosue  Rottanzi,  dwl  SE 

cor  Third  and  Folsom 
Venekohl  Bernard,  clerk  with  Carsten  Stucke,  dwl 

NW  cor  Eighth  and  Bryant 
Venekohl  F.,  laborer  California  Sugar  Refinery,  SW 

cor  Braiinaii  and  Eighth 
Venekohl  Joim,  laborer  California  Sugar  Refinery, 

SW  cor  Brannan  and  Eigl  th 
Venis  Bernard,hiborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  1160  F.dsom 
Venker  Frederick,  real  estate,  dwl  128  Dora 


JONE3,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  fancy  Dry  Goods; 


USTl  COOFEB'S  BA.IjM  for  Dysentery,  and  all  Diseases  of  the  Stomach  and  Bowels. 


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AN     FRANCISCO      [Vj      DIRECTORY. 


Vennsano  Alexander,  bookkeeper  with  F.  Daneri 

«fe  Co..  dwl  1018  Montgomery 
Venturas  Manuel,  seamau,  dwl  Sansom  bet  BroaJ- 

Wity  and  Vallejo 
Ver  Melir  Alfred  de  R.,  clerk  with  Parrott  &  Co., 

4:20  California,  dwl  904  Market 
Verada  Hammond,  driver  with  Smith  &  Stephenson, 

dwl  G'JO  Broadway 
Verandah  Building,  NE  cor  Wash  and  Kearny 
VerUenner  Jacob,  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
VERDENAL  D.  F.,  fJ.  M.  d:  D.  F.  VerdenalJ  dyrl 

2405  Buchanan  nr  Washington 
Veidenal  J.  M.,  fJ.  M.  4-  D.  F.  VerdenalJ  dwl  1234 

Dnpont 
VERDENAL  J.  M.  &  D.  F.,  attorneys    at    law, 

office  22  Court  Block,  636  Clay 
VerAenbii\veTi  John,  /'Liilg-en  &  Co.)  dwl  971  Har 
Verdier  Pauline  Madame,  milliner  and  millinery, SE 

cor  Sutter  and  Montgomery 
Vergada  Peter,  fSilvestri  if  V.J  dwl  517  Merchant 
Verges  John,  baker,  dwl  31  Hinckley 
Verhellen  Henry,  waiter  with  Henry  Bocken,  dwl 

1339  Dupout 
Vernie  Agostino,  laborer  with  Brignardello,  Macchi- 

avello  &  Co.,  dwl  S  s  Vallejo  bet  Stock  and  Dup 
Vermehren  Emma,  (widow)  dwl  273  Stevenson 
Vermeil  Jean  L.,  feed,SE  cor  Brannan  and  Eighth, 

and  SE  cor  Fourth  and  Berry,  dwl  Decatur  ur 

Bryant 
Vermilya  Abram  J.,  machinist,  dwl  1214  Union 
Vernon  Charles,  real  estate,  dwl  812  Stockton 
Vernon  Florence  Mrs.,  embroideress,  dwl  626  Cal 
Vernon  Joseph  P.,  salesman,  33  Bat,  dwl  36  Geary 
Vernon  William,  clerk  with  Boyce  Brothers,  dwl 

921  i  Howard 
Vero  William,  varnisber  with  William  G.  Weir, 

dwl  661  Minna 
Verrill  Culvin  M.,  sawsmith,  163  Jessie 
Verrill  Charles  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  5.38  Howard 
Verronton  Bernard,  hackman,  dwl  2  Zoe  Place  nr 

Fremont 
Versallowich   Antonio,  (Matteo  Cresaglia  &   Go.) 

NE  cor  Dupont  and  Market 
Vershelde  Charles,  cook,  dwl  630  Brannan 
Verso  Peter,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  511  Second 
Verzi  Alexandro,   tishdealer,  Washington  Market, 

dwl  20  Washington 
Vesaria  Louis,  teller  Pacific  Bank,  and  secretary 

Potrero  and  Bay  View  R.  R.  Co.,  dwl  1123  How 
Vescovo  Anthony,  longshoreman,  dwl  24  DeBoom 
Vest  George,  (Riley  jf  V.J  dwl  NW  cor  Folsom 

and  Second 
Vetrano  Jose,  fisherman,  dwl  24  Commercial 
Vetter  Alfred,  japanner,  225  Dupont 
Vetzel  George,  laborer,  dwl  4  Cadell  Alley 
Veuve  H.  Harry,  salesman  with  Ami  Vignier,  dwl 

36  Geary 
Veyrat  Maurice,    New  W"orld    Restaurant,    1013 

Dupont 
Vhi  John  B.,  gardener,  dwl  944  Mission 
Viadero  Damaso,  salesman   with  A.   S.  Rosenbaum 

&.  Co.,  dwl  N  s  McAllister  nr  Buchannan 
Vial  Willian),  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Viallard  Felix,  dwl  W  s  Selina  Phice 
Viard  August,  goldsmith,  dwl  304  Minna 
Vicars  Jerome,  porter  Alta  California,  dwl  542  Miss 
Vicchio  S.  D.,  market,  SE  cor  Green  and  Dupont 
Vicci  Roccho,  fruit  stand,  SE  cor  Bdwy  and  San 
Vice  Martin,  machinist  Vulcan  Iron  Works 
Vice  Mary  A.  (widow)  dwl  11  Tehama 
Vice  Thomas,  (Cooper  &  F.jdwl  11  Tehama 
Vicini  Peter,  fruits,  SVV   cor  Sacramento  and  Ma- 
sou,  dwl  E  8  Margaret  Place 
Vicker  R.  L.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  123  Kearny 
VicUers  Rome  G.,  compositor  Alta  California,  dwl 

542  Mission 
Victor  Alfred,   sailmaker  with   Harding  St.  Branu, 

215  Front 
Victor  Fredericka,  (widow)  dwl  438  Clementina 


Victor  Gustave,  trunkmaker  with  H.  Behrendt  & 

Co.,  dwl  438  Clementina 
Victor  James,  clerk,  dwl  19  Minna 
Victor  Phillipine.  milliner,  dwl  438  Clementina 
VICTORIA  AND  PUGET  SOUND  PACKETS, 

office  pier  12  Steuart 
VICTORIA    STEAMSHIP    LINE,    Holladay    & 

Brenham  agents,  217  Sansom 
Victors  Albert,  salesman, 516  Kearny,  dwl  1223  Clay 
Victry    John,    sheep  raiser,    dwl  cor  Market    and 

Laifuna 
Vidal  Etienne,  (Pnyronnin  &  FJ  dwl  319  Third 
Videau  nenry,(Rolh&  F.y  dwl  810  Howard 
Vie  Henry,  cook,  dwl  838  Dupont 
Vienna  Manuel,   fisherman,  dwl  N  s  Oregon  bet 

Drumm  and  East 
Vietor  Frederick,  clerk  County  Treasurer's  oflice, 

dwl  E  s  Frauklin  bet  Fulton  and  Grove 
Vighetti  Guiseppe,  gardener,  dwlSE  cor  Broadway 

and  Sansom 
VIGNIER  AMI,  importer  wines   and  liquors,  429 

and  431  Battery,  dwl  701  Stockton 
Vigoureux  A.  W.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

dwl  NE  cor  Third  and  Mission 
Vigoureux   Peter  M.,  wharfinger  with  P.  M.  S.  S. 

Co.,  dwl  Park  Lane 
Villa  Homestead  Association,  office  507  Montgomery 
Villard  Constantine,  wines  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Val- 
lejo and  Stockton,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and 

Dupont 
Villarson  L.,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadway  and  Dupont 
Villedieu  Charles,  beerhottler,  535  Bdwy,  dwl  E  b 

Stockton  bet  Union  and  Filbert 
Villegia  Leopold  J.,  (Villegia  &   SlotterbefeJ  dvil 

730  Washington 
Villegia  &   Slotterbek,  f Leopold   L.   Villegia   and 

Charles   Slotterbek)  gunmakers  and  sporting 

material,  730  Washington 
Villemeur  Joseph,  boot  manufacturer,  517  Jackson 
Villeneuve  Charles,  laborer  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  160  Clara,  rear 
Villeneuve  Eugene,  clerk  with  J.  M.  Villeneuve, 

dwl  Margaret  Place 
Villeneuve  John  M.,  drygoods,  1121  Dupont 
Villiere  Jacob,  stonecutter,  dwl  124  Dora 
Villiers  Agnes,  (widow)  cutter.  Women's  Coopera- 
tive Union,  dwl  SW  cor  Fouith  and  Clara 
Villiers  Paul,  carpenter,  dwl  516  Pacific 
Villisenior  Rinaldo,  photographer  with  Dames  & 

Williams,  26  Montgomery 
Vimont  J.  N.,  (Mendel,    V.  &  Co. J  dwl   Cosmo- 
politan Hotel 
Vincenot  Louise  Mrs.,  carpetsewer  with  L.  Pouza- 

doux,  dwl  848  Washington 
Vincenot  Peter  Mrs.,  dwl  2i:2^  Stevenson 
Vincent  Albert,  carpenter  with  A.  C.  Beach  &.  Co., 

dwl  714  Natoma 
Vincent  Arthur,  drayman,  dwl  1414  Geary 
Vincent  Charles,   proprietor  Oxford  Concert  Hall, 

SE  cor  Sutter  and  Kearny,  dwl  209  Kearny 
Vincent  Daniel,  carpenter,  dwl  1414  Geaiy 
Vincent  Francis,  laborer   with  George   E.  Pinder, 

dwl  218  Sansom 
VINCENT  GEORGE  T.,  attorney  at  law,  office 

507  Mont,  dwl  709  Mission 
Vincent  George  W.,  (  Vincent  &  LewisJ  dwl   1530 

Clay 
Vincent  Henry,  tailor,  dwl  538  Howard 
Vincent  Henry,    wigmaker  with  Chretien  Pfister, 

219  Montgomei'y 
Vincent  James  H.,  carpenter  with  William  Kreger, 

dwl  24  Langton 
Vincent  John  P.,  carpenter,  dwl  1414  Geary 
Vincent  Samuel  R.,  boatman,  Berry  bet  Third  and 

Fourth 
Vincent  Sevin,  fSevin  Vincent (Sf  Co. J  res  Brooklyn, 

Alameda  county 
VINCENT  SEVIN  &  CO.,  seedsmen  and  florists, 

607  Sansom 


Keep  California  Capital  in  California,  insure  iu  the  "PJEOPIjES.' 


O.  p.  VAN  SCHA.A.CK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Trunks  and  Valises. 


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VINCENT  <fc  LEWIS,   (Gtorse  W.   Vincent  and 

Bobcrl  G.  Lewis)  liquor  saloon,  133  Mout 
Vincent. — See  Vinnent 
Vine  John,  mariner,  dwl  UC  Stenart 
Viner  John,  ponlti-y  dealer,  dwl  12:23  Kearny 
Yiiigerhoets  James,   wagonmaker  with   C.  Gross, 

dwl  728  Washington,  rear 
Vining  Andrew   J.,   conductor  N.B.&M.R.R.,  dwl 

225  Fourth 
Vining  Everard  A.,  engraver  with  George  C.Shreve 

&  Co.,  dwl  627  Post 
Vining  George,  driver  Bamber  &  Go's  Express, dwl 

10)2  Montgomery 
Vinsonhaler  Ellen,  (widow)  dwl  Sheppard  Place  nr 

Mason 
Vinton  William,  watchman  with  Crittenden  &  Dal- 

ton,  dwl  6-12^  Mission 
Vinzent  Charles,  city    agent    Life  Association    of 

America,  320  Cal",  res  Oakland 
Violieh  Nicolas,  restaurant,  727  Diipont 
Viot  E..  clerk  Courrier  de  San  Francisco,  dwl  712 

Vallejo 
Viot  Victor,  hairdressing saloon,  1026  Dnpont 
Virden  Albert  A.,  warehouseman   with  Thomas  H. 

Selby  &  Co.,  dwl  Devisadero  nr  Post 
Virges  John,  baker,  dwl  621  Union 
Virginia  Block,  N  W  cor  Stockton  and  Pacific 
Virginia  Cigar  Co.,  (Chinese)  manufacturers  cigars, 

fil3  Jarkson 
VIRGINIA    SILVER   MINING    CO.,   office  402 

Montgomery 
Visalia,  Havilafi    and   Independence  Stage    Line, 

office  208  Montgomery 

Vischer ,  liatter,  dwl  614  Pine 

VISCHER    EDWARD,    agent   and    commission, 

office  room  4,  SW  cor  Front  and  Jackson,  dwl 

602  Stockton 
VJsciiio  Gustave,  student  with  Dr.  H.  Wiesecke, 

dwl  510  Bush 
Visitacion  Land  Co.,  office  305  Montgomery 
Vivian  Robert,  (Green  &   Co.)  dwl  305  Main 
Vivien  August,  St,  AnneNursei-y,  cor  Eddy,  Powell 

and  Market,  dwl  SW  cor  Fifteenth  and  Guer- 
rero 
Viznrd  Thomas,  dwl  333  jMinna 
Vizina  Charles,  blacksmith,  dwl  1518  Broadway 
Vizina  James  M.,  clerk  with  A.  H.  Evans,  dwl  247 

Perry 
Voderberg  John,  laborer  with  Fnneke  &  Wasser- 

mann,  bds  NE  cor  Eighth  and  Brannan 
Voerkel  Hermnn,  baker  with  Youngworth  &.  Gib- 
son, dwl  1140  Dupont 
Voge  Peter,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 
Vogel  Benjamin,  tailor,  E  s  Front  nr  Vallejo 
Vogel    Frank,  sbipcarpenter,   dwl  NW  cor  Berry 

and  Third 
Vogel  Henry,  clerk  signal  officer,  703  Market 
Vogeley  Charles  C,  (  Vogelcy  &  Brother)  dwl  46 

Second 
Vogeley  John,  (Vogeley  &  Brother)  dwl 46  Second 
Vogeley  &  Brother,  (John  and  Charles  C.  Vogeley) 

wholesale  confectioners,  46  Second 
Vogelsdorti'  B.  W.,  (B.  W.  VogelsdorJ &  Co.;  dwl 

Nucleus  Hotel 
Vogel.sdorff  B.  W.  &  Co.,  stock  and  money  brokers, 

6  Merchants'  Exchange 
Voges  George,  mining,  dwl  105  Leavenworth 
Voget  H.,  seaman  North  Pac.   Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

PaciKc 
Voglit  Henry,  shoemaker  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl  NE 

cor  Battery  and  Jackson 
Voght  John,  laborer,  dwl  814  Montgomery 
Voglit  Louis,  nurse  City  and  County  Hospital 
Vogler    Joseph,    (Excelsior  Mill  Co.)  dwl  1232 

Mission 
Vogt  Jacob,  laborer,  dwl  407  Pacific 
Vohs  August,  cooper  with  Leonhard  &  Bucking, 

dwl  11  PacKic 
Voigt  August,  blacksmith,  dwl  707  Mission 


Voigt  Berthold,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works 

Voiirt  Christian  H.,  (Eggers  &  Co. )res  Europe 

VOIGT  FREDERICK  R.,  publisher  and  proprie- 
tor Commercial  Record,  office  33  Merchants' 
Exchange,  dwl  1516  Broadway 

Voigt  Meno,  helper  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl  707 
Mission 

Voitelot  Madame,  French  laundry,  6^3  Howard 

Voitelot  Henry,  (Clerc  &  Co.)  dwl  40   Minna 

Voizin  Michael,  cabinetmaker  with  George  B.  May 
<fe  Co.,  dwl  4  Harlan  Place 

VOIZIN,  RIS  &  CO.,  (Theodore  Voizin  and  Gus- 
tave Bis)  auctioneers  and  commission  mer- 
chants, 115  and  117  Bush 

VOIZIN,  RIS  &c  CO.'S  BUILDING,  115  Bush 

Voizin  Theodore,  ( Voizin,  His  &  Go.)  dwl  856 
Mission 

Volberg  Charles,  f  Srhhteter  &  V.)  dwl  34  Mary 

Voider  John,  repacker,  dwl  123  Jackson 

Volf  Louis,  painter,  dwl  435  Minna 

Volkman  Charles  M.,  (Stetson  &  F.;  dwl  825 
Greenwich 

Volkman  Christian,  cigars  and  tobacco,  622  Kearny 
and  804  Market,  dwl  804  Market 

Voll  William  F.,  cook,  dwl  N  s  Post  nr  Buchanan 

Vollers  Allrich,  waiter,  417  Front,  dwl  327  Third 

Vollers  Hemy,  clerk  with  John  Gray  &.  Co.,  dwl 
15  Seventh 

Voiles  Louis,  laborer  with  Henry  Koerber  &  Bro., 
dwl  NE  cor  Drumm  and  Commercial 

Vollmar  James,  superintendent  German  Hospital 

Vollmar  Phillip  H.,  (Hink  &  V.)  dwl  NW  cor 
Howard  and  Eighth 

Vollmer  Frederick,  barkeeper  with  James  McCabe, 
dwl  948  Mission 

Vollmer  Henry,  (John  &  Henry  Vollmer)  dv}\  SW 
cor  McAllister  and  Franklin 

Vollmer  John,  (John  &  Henry  Vollmer)  dwl  510 
Stevenson 

Vollmer  John  <k  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE 
cor  Davis  and  Sacramento 

Vollmer  M.  Mrs.,  nurse,  dwl  948  Jlission 

Vollmer  Mathias,  baker,  dwl  948  Mission 

Vollmer  William,  bookkeeper  with  H.  Epstein  & 
Co.,  dwl  335  Eddy 

Volquiuds  Ernst,  soap  maker  with  J.  H.  C.  Port- 
mann,  dwl  Nineteenth  nr  Valencia 

Volney  Victor,  picture  frame  maker  and  gilder,  823 
Clay 

Voltz  Conrad,  laundryman  with  S.  F  Laundry  As- 
sociation, dwl  NVV  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 

Volz  John,  expresswagon,  106  Sansoni,  dwl  W  s 
Capp  bet  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth 

Volz  Peter,  wagonmaker  with  Thomas  Donlan, 
dwl  208  Sutter 

Vomburg  M.,  hostler  with  City  Railroad 

Von  Aim  Adolph,  painter,  dwl  827  Vallejo,  rear 

Von  Arx  John,  tailor,  824  Pacific 

Von  Bargen  Ernest,  clerk  with  H.  Rohde  &  Co., 
dwl  NE  cor  Pine  and  Dupont 

Von  Bargeu  Henry,  ( Sehnllz  &  Von  B.)  dwl  404 
Eddy 

Vou  Bargen  Jobann,  laborer  California  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  E  s  Chesley  nr  Harrison 

Von  Borstel  Henry,  ( Von  Borstel  &  Hoch)  dwl 
125  Sansom 

Von  Borstel  &  Hoch,  (Henry  Von  Borstel  and  John 
Henry  Frank  Hoch)  Cosmopolitan  Exchange 
saloon,  N  W  cor  Sansom  and  Bush 

Von  Bunan  Agathe  Miss,  teacher  South  Cosmopoli- 
tan School,  dwl  228  Bush 

Von  der  Lieth  Frederick  H.,  clerk  with  C.  Boethe, 
dwl  501  Third 

Von  Der  Meden  F.  E.,  agent,  316  Front,  dwl  631 
Sacramento 

Von  Der  Mehden  Henry,  clerk  with  Henry  W. 
Helms,  dwl  SW  cor  Sixth  and  Mission 

Von  Der  Mehden  Louis,  (  Von  Der  Mehden  &  Co. J 
dwl  SW  cor  Main  and  Mission 


JONES,  l-QLLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  MilUnery  Goods. 


TEHBA.  SANTA  is  suitable  for  all  ages  and  both  sexes. 


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VON  DER  MEHDEN  &  CO.,    rLovls   Von  Der 

Mfkdcii,  Peter  Sengslaclceit,  and  Henry  Liruie) 

restnuraiit  and  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  aud  N\V 

cor  iMain  and  Misnion 
Von  Doliren  Peter,  palesmau  'with  John  R.  Fisch- 

beck.  dwlU-J  Third 
Von  Dnnjjan  Clharles,  liairdresser  with  C.  Trantner, 

dwi  E  8  Stocliton  bet  Wasliington  and  (;hiv 
Von  Glahn  (^liristian,  gi'oceriesand  liqnor8.4n9  Pine 
Von  Glahn  Fredeiiciv,  trroceries  and  liquors, NE  cor 

Jlonts^omery  and  Alta  Place 
Von  Glahn  Herirv,  laborer,  dv\'l  S  s  Ivy  Avenue  bet 

Goufch  and  Franklin 
Vou  Enidin  .John,  blacksmith   v^ith   Charles  Stein- 

Ave<f,  dwI  145  Silver 
Von  Hacht  Louis,  barkeeper,  923  Kearny,  dwl  1415 

K^arnv 
Von  Hadeln  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Powell  and  Green 
Von  H.igan  Ferdinand,  porter  with  Hitchcock, Shaw 

&  (;o.,:nO  Davis 
Von  Harte  L  ,   <lriver  S.   F.  Stock  Brewery,   dwl 

SE  cor  Powell  and  Francisco 
Von  Herlzen  Charles,  oyster  and  liquor  saloon,  430 

Bush 
Von  Jeinsen  Ernest,  real  estate,  dwl  933  Howard 
Von  Kaminern  J.,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Von  Kampen  Henry,  waiter  New  Albintic  Hotel 
Von  Kapff  Herman,  cashier  with  Taylor  &.  Bendel, 

dwl  6|  Harriet 
Vou  Loelir  Ferdinand,  physician,  office  and  dwl  614 

Sacramento 
Von  Loesecke  Percv,  bookkeeper,  401  California, 

dwl  820  Green 
Von  Ptister  Fiancis  M.,  bookkeeper  Ilibernia  Sav- 

intrs  and  Loan  Bank,  dwl  14  Rnss 
VON  RHEIN  O.  F.  &  CO..  fJ.M.  Starkweather) 

general  agents  Empire   Mutual   Life  Ins.  Co., 

(New  York)  office  105  Montgomery 
Von  Rhein  Otto  F.,  {().  F.  Von  Rheiu&  Co.)  dwl 

N  8  Willow  Avenue  nr  Laguna 
Vou  Rictor  J.,  pautrviuan  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's 

S  S.  Senator 

Von  Roney ,  longshoreman,  dwl  Berry  nr  Third 

Von  Ronn  William,  (  Von  Bonn  &    Co. J  'dsvl  1815 

Mason 
VON  RONN    &   CO.,   fWilliam     Von  Bonn  and 

Hermann  HenckeJ  eirge,  butter  and  cheese,  A'i 

aud  44  WaBhiugton  Market 
Von  Saggenn  Anna,  (widow)  dwl  Union  bet  Frank- 
lin and  Gough 
Von  Sclikoj)p  O.,  tobacconist,  dwl  W  s  Valencia  nr 

Sixteenth 
VON  SCHMIDT  A.  W.,  civil  engineer,  office  808 

Montgomery,  dwl  16-28  Folsom 
Von  Sclmiidt  Julius  H.,   civil   engineer,  office   80S 

Moutgoniery,  dwl  S  s  Seventeenth  nr  Church 
Von  Staden  Diediich  C,  groceries  and  liquors,   SW 

cor  Stenari  aud  Mission,  dwl   NVV   cor  Alissiou 

and  Spear 
Von  Staden  Henry,  (G.  E.   Gerlacli  &    Co.)  dwl 

NW  cor  Wiisliingtonaud  Powell 
Von  Staden  John  N., groceries  and  liquors,  520  Pine, 

dwl  ti  St.  .Mary  Place 
Von  Staden  Jurgeu,  clerk  with  Ehlers  &  Brand,  dwl 

619  Pacilic 
Vonach  Bernard,  cook  with  John  Malone,   dwl  861 

Folsom 
Vonarx  J o»eph,  laborer  with  Taylor  &.  Bendel,  dwl 

Sir  Vallejo 
Voorhees  Benjamin,  driver  stm  No.  'J,  S.  F.  F.  D., 

dwl  412  Bush 
Voornian  Henry,  office  411  Washington,  dwl  800 

Bush 
Voos  Querin,  groceries  and  liquors,  NWcor  Stock- 
ton and  Broadway,  dwl  8u2  Viillcjo 
Vorbe  Ephraim,  cashier  with  Hentsch  &  Bertou, 

dwl  7.36  Harrison 
Vorbe  Joseph  F.,  real  estate,  dwl  50  South  Park 


Vorbe  Urbnin,  brickmaker,  dwl  127  Perry 
Vorbeck    Anthon,  cook    Empii-e  Restaurant,   dwl 

Whitehall  Exchange 
Vormer  Charlotte,   (wi<iow)  dwl   W  s  Jansen  bet 

Lombard  and  Greenwich 
Vorratli  .\.  H..  paperhanger,  dwl  599  Kearnv 
VORUATH   HENIiY,  trroceries  and  liquors,  NE 

cor  O'Farrell  and  William 
Vorrath   Thomas,  ( VorrcUh  &   Muller)  dwl  1204 

Larkiu 
Vorrath    &   Muller,  (Thomas   Vorrath  and  A.  F. 

Mnller)  ornamental,  house  and  sign  painters, 

1204Lukin 
Vosburgh  William,  salesman,  dwl  724  Washington 
Vose  .J.  W.,  dwl  Branch  House 
Voss  Charles,  cook  with  Frnncis  Voss,  dwl  102 Sixth 
Voss  Ferdinand,  waiter  with  Francis  Voss,  dwl  102 

Sixth 
Voss  Francis,  restaurant,  102  Sixth 
Vosa  Frank,  liquor  saloon,  643  Pacific 
Voss  Frederick,  laborer  with  Cal.  Com.  and  M.  Co., 

dwl  cor  Pierce  aud  Chestnut 
Voulgrud  E.,  laltoier  Cat.  Sugar  Refinery,  SW  cor 

Brannan  and  Eighth 
Voulleame  Herman,  confectioner,  dwl  211  Third, 

rear 
Vrade  Julius,  porter  with  I.  Landsberger  &  Co., 

dwl  N  s  Broadway  bet  Dupont  and  Stockton 
Vreeland  Ezekiel  B.,  clerk,  dwi  724  Harrison 
Vuilleuniier  Charles,  laborer  with  Cornelius  O'Don- 

nell,  dwl  NEcor  Sixth  and  Branuau 
Vnillier  Eniile,  dwl  Caroline  Place 
VULCAN   IRON   WORKS    CO.,    N.    D.    Arnot 

president    and    treasurer,    Abner    Dolile  vice- 
president,  Charles  R.  Steiger  secretary,  Henry 

J.    Hutlner    superintendent,  foundry,   machine 

aud  boiler  works,  135  and  137  Fremont 
Vnlicevich  Mai-k   S.,   (J.  Ivancovich  &   Co.)  dwl 

2008  Tny  lor 
Vulliod  Jules,  cook,  417  Front,  dwl  4  Quincy  Place 
Vusiammaute  Thooias,  cigarmaker,  dwl  526  Bdwy 

w 

Wa  Lung,  (Chinese)   slipper  manufactory,  611  Com 
Wiias  George  (Henry  &   George  Waa's)  dwl  742 

Market 
Waas  Henry,  wooden  bnng  and  faucet  maker,  SE 

cor   Fremont  and  Mission,   dwl   SW  cor  Oak 

and  Franklin 
Waas  Henry,  (Henry  Sf  George   Wuas)  dwl  742 

Market 
Waas  Henry  &  George,  proprietors  Mozart  Hall, 

112  Post 
Waber    Henry,    expresswngon,    cor    Pacific    and 

Drumni,  dwl  St.  Louis  Hotel 
Waburtou  Henry  M.,  mariner,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Waclieidieimer  Alu'Mhaui,  clerk,  dwl  4-18  Naiouia 
Waclieulieimer  Daniel,  cigars  and  tobacco,  dwl  448 

Natonia 
Waclieidieimer  Lazar.  merchant,  dwl  1821  Powell 
Wachtel  Henry,  cabinetmaker  with  Kiageii  &,  Gei- 

sliaker,  dwl  S  s  Howard  bet  First  ami  Second 
Wachtel  John  V.,  clerk  with  C.  J.  Hawley  «fc  Co., 

dwl  321  Geiiry 
Wachter  Andrew,'paiiiter  with  Noble  &  Galhigher, 

dwl  814  Montgomeiy 
Wachter  Rudolph,   shoemaker  with  George   Steiii, 

dwl  E  8  Ohio  bet  Broadway  iind  Pacihc 
WACKENREUDER  VITUS,  surveyor,    dwl  146 

San  Bruno  Road  nr  Twenty-eighth 
Wacker  Gnstavns,  laborer  with  Pope  &  Talbot,  dwl 

231  Second 
Waddell  John,  mariner,  dwl  .32  Stenart 
Waddell    Williiini,  superintendent  engineer  P.  M. 

S.  S.  Co's  Wharf 
Waddingtou   Alfred,   (Dulip  &  W.)    res  Ottawa, 

Canada 


THE  PEOPLES  UTSUKAITCE  CO.  insures  against  Firo  and  Marine  hazards. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  ft  CO.,  708.  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  "White  Shirts. 


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Waddiuaton  Jabez,  boilertnaker  liiedon  IronWorks, 

dwl  48  Minna 
Wiidily  Aiitlioiiv.  (colored)  laborer,  dwl  1330  Pao 
W.ide  — ,  dwl  :314  Bush 
Wilde  Albeit  P.,  bookkeeper  with  B.  F.  Sherwood, 

dwl  IVA'l  MisBion 
Wade  Beiijuniin.  with  Wade  &  Co..  dwl  833  Vallejo 
Wade  Cliailes  H.,  f  Swift  <£•  W-J  a,\u\  employment 

office.  8E  cor  Kearny  and  CjiI.  dwl  347  Fourth 
Wade  Cliarles  B.,  palesnian  with  Thomas  H.  Selby 

&  Co.,  dwl  710  Bioadw>iy 
Wade  Eilward.  seamnii.  dwl  7(1  Jessie 
Wade  Klizabeih  H..  dwl  4U7  Stevenson 
Warie  Heiirv,  printer  Bulletin,  dwl  l~'9  Second 
Wade  James,  rJ.  P.  Campbell  ^  Go.)  dwl  N  s  Sut- 
ter nr  Webster 
Wade  John,  attorney  at  law,  office  56  Mont  Block, 

dwl  1407  Wiisliinxton 
Wade  Joim  C,  plumber  with  J.   H.  O'Brien,  dwl 

524  O'Fairell 
Wade  Joseph  L.,  printer,  dwl  833  Vallejo 
Wade    Margaret    Miss,    dressmaker  with  Mrs.   L. 

Scliwalm,  dwl  1230  Misi-ion 
Wade  Maigaiet  Miss,  assistant  teacher  RinconGram- 

niar  School 
Wade  Patrick,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Mis- 
sion anii  Laskie 
Wade  Pliilii)  W.  (Casey  &  W.)  dwl  NE  cor  Scott 

and  Tvier 
WADE  S".  H.,  printer,  office 411  Clay,  res  Brooklyn 
Wade  Thomis,   clerk  with  .Jiiuies  ftlcDonogh,  dwl 

Precita  Avenue  nr  San  Bruno  Road 
WADE  THOMAS.  dHuiisi,  office    121    Mont,  dwl 

E  B  Howard  bet  Eleventh  and  Twelfth 
Wade  Thomas  Jr.,  dentist  with  Thomas   Wade,  dwl 

E  s  Howard  bet  Eleventh  and  Twelfth 
Wnde  William  N., livery  stable,  710  Broadway 
Wadhams  Lumau.  bookkeeper  with  N.  P.   Cole  & 

C,  dwl  lit()7  Leivenworth 
Wadleiuh  Andrew  S  ,  engineer  with   Pacific  Saw 

MaiinfHcturing  Co.,  dwl  814  California 
Wadleigh  Geori;e,  lireman  with  Pacific  Saw  Mauu- 

factiirintr  Co..  dwl  814  California 
Wadleigh  M.  H.  Mis.,  boarding,  814  California 
Wadsworth  Benjamin  C,  (Williavi  R.  VVadnworth 

&  Son)  and  purser  steamship  William  Taber 
Wadsworth  House,  Allen  Herbert  proprietor,  225 

Bush 
Wadsworth  James  C.  L.,  office  SW  cor  California 

and  Sansom,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Wadsworth  Robert,  conductor  N.   B.  &   M.  R.  R. 

dwl  45  Everett 
Wadsworth  William  "R.,  (William  R.   Wadsworth. 

&  iSonJ  dwl  101  Jf-ssie 
Wadsworth    William  R.    &    Son,    (Benjamin    G. 

Wmhivorth)  commercial   brokei's,  room  3,  109 

California 
Waechter  Coiirnd,  carpenter,  dwl  34 ^  Zoe 
Wafer  Henry,  barkeeper  with  J.  Brown,  dwl  638 

Mifsion 
Wafer  William,  proprietor  Flume  House,  San  Bruno 

Road,  3  miles  from  City  Hail 
Wagener    Christian,   cabinetmaker,    dwl    NE    cor 

I-K)mbard  and  Hyde 
WAGENER  F.  O.  *&  CO.,  cigars  and  tobacco,  504 

Montgomery 
Wagener  Kraucis  0.,  (F.  O.  Wagener  &  Co.)  dwl 

207  Hyde 
Wagener  Joseph,  (Wagener  Sf  Beseke)  dwl  1512 

Stockton 
Wagener  &,  Reseke,  (.Joseph,  Wagener  and  WilHarn 

Ecseke)  house  and  sign  painter,  J512  Stockton 
Wager  David  C,  attorney   at  law,  office  43  Mont- 

gomei  y  Block,  dwl  609  Folsom 
Wagyoner  George  W.,  (  Waggoner  &  Sagar)  319 

Washington 
Waggoner  &  Sagar,  (George  W.    Waggoner  and 
George  H.  Sagar)  proprietors  San  Leandio  Ex- 
press, office  319  Washington 


Wagner  Adam,  dairyman,  cor  Douglass  and  Eigh- 
teenth 
Wagner  Adolph,  cabinetmaker  with  N.   P.   Cole   & 

Co.,  dwl  Huntnr  Third 
Wagner  Adolph,  booimaker,  E  s  Fol  nr  Sixteenth 
VV'agner  Charles,  jeweler  with  Hubash  &  Kutz,  dwl 

916  Folsom 
Wagner  Charles,  stevedore,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Wagner  Charles  A.,  cabinetuiiiker,  dwl  142  Perry 
Wagner  Charles  B.,  agent  Chief  Quartermaster  De- 
partment of  California,  dwl  li)8  Prospect  Place 
Wagner  Cliarles  F.  &.  Co.,  butchers,  17  and  19  Cali- 
fornia Market,  dwl  126  Fell 
Wagner  Edward,  hariiessmaker  with  Main  &  Win- 
chester, dwl  14  Stockton 
Wagner  Edward  L.,  beer  saloon,  123\!  Dupont 
Wagner  Ernest,  caipenter,  dwl  .51 1  Mason 
Wagner  Ferdinand,  clerk  with  Edward  L.  Wagner, 

dwl  l232Diipont 
Wagner  Ferdinand,  jeweler  with   Frontier  &  Co., 

dwl  SE  cor  Du|iont  and  Hinckley 
Wagner  Frank,  pork  packer  with  Louis   Hentrich, 

dwl  1012  Leavenworth 
Wagner  Frederick,  wondcarver,  dwl  317  Eddy 
Wagner  Frederick,  (Briody  &   W.J  dwl  SE   cor 

Hyde  and  Loinbaid 
Wagner  Hemy,  butcliei-,  dwl  .539  Green 
Wagner  Henry,  painter,  dwl  52^)  Stevenson 
Wagner  Jacoi),   bricklayer,  dwl  W  s   Potrero  Av 

bet  Twenty-second  and  Twentylhird 
Wagner  John,  hog  ranch,  605  San    Bruno  road  ur 

Thirty-second 
Wiigiier  John,  ( Hall&  W.)  dwl  20  Zoe 
Wagner  John     C.  poiter    with  Davis  &.  Cowell, 

dwl  512  Front 
Wagner  Joseph,   oysterman   with   Emerson,  Cor- 

ville  &  Co.  dwl  835  Pacific 
Wagner  Joseph,  (Travis  &  M'.ydwl  20  First 
Wagner  Lewis,  porkpacker  with   Louis  Hentrich, 

dwl  1012  Leavenworth 
Wagner  Louis,  butcher,  dwl  18  Sansom 
Wagner  Marcus,  shoemaker  with  John  H.  Dreyer, 

dwl  12  Howaid 
Wagner  iMary,  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl  916  Fol 
Wagner  Philip,    (Wag7icr    &     Haub)    dwl   1413 

Kearny 
Wagner  PlJilip  Jr.,  butcher,  dwl  1413  Kearny 
Wagner  Robert,  trunk  bo.xmaker  with  E.  Galpen  & 

Co.,  dwl  Mission  bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 
Wagner  ViWVmm,  ( Gauty  &  W.J  dwl309  Jessie 
Wagner  &  Hanb,  (Philip    Wagner   and   Philip 

Havb)  market,  1440  Stockton 
Wall  Sang,  (Chinese)  provisions,  717  .Jackson 
Wall  Ying  Lung,  (Chinese)  clothing,  824  Dupont 
Wahden    Henry  T.,  (Bcckman  &    W.)  dwl  N  s 

Minna  nr  Ninth 
Wahl  Christian,  lager  beer  saloon,  238  Sutter 
Wahl  Felix  A.,  steward,  dwl  292  Howard 
Wahl  Louis,  porter  with  Lang  &  Co.,  dwl  NE  cor 

Howard  and  Third 
Wahl  Matthias,  driver  with  La  Grande  Laundry, 

dwl  218  Eleventh 
Wahlpp  Anthony,   bootblack,   631    Merchant,   dwl 

SW  cor  Second  and  Stevenson 
Wahlgvist   Frederick,  mariner,  dwl   S  a  Alta  bet 

Sansom  and  Montgomery 
Wahlheim  Philip,  shoemaker,  903  Clay 
Wahmuth  Henry,  (  Wahmulh  &  Meyer)d\\l  Grove 

bet  LaguuH  and  Octavia 
Wahmuth   &  Meyer,  (Henry  Wahmuth  and  G.  H. 

Meyer)  Hayes  Valley  Brewery,  612  Grove 
Waid  Anne  Mrs'.,  fancy   goods,  SVV  cor  Masou  and 

O'Farrell 
Waiiien  Charles,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Wainen  John, seaman,  dwl 20  Commercial 
Wainwright  A.  F.,  porter  with  Woos'er  «fc  Shat- 

,  tuck,  dwl  244  Clementina 
Wainwright  James,  barkeeper,  321  California,  dwl 
280  Minna 


JONBS,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Sest  Paper  and  Linen  Collars. 


KEDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  exclusive  Agents  for  Hostetter's  Bitters, 


654 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [W]      DIRECTORY 


Wainwright  William,  oyster  and  liquor  saloon,  !219 

California,  d\v I  1410  Lari(in 
Wait  A.   L.,  general   agent  Chicago,  Rock  Island 

and  Pacilic  R.  R.,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Wait  George,  molder,  dwl  543  Howard 
Wait   Minerva  A.,  (widow)   furnished  rooms,  446 

Minna 
Wait  Nathan  W.,  clerk  with  Bowen  Brothers,  dwl 

;n9  Bush 
Waite  Charles  F.,  clerk  with  Samuel  J.  Clarke  Jr., 

res  Oakland 
Waite  E.  G. .deputy  collector  U.S.  Internal  Revenue, 

dwl  1107  Pine 
Waite  George,  manufacturer  California  Polish  and 

Pumice  Soap,  dwl  114  Fourth 
Waite  George,   molder  Eureka  Foundry,  dwl  543 

Howard 
Waite  Henry  W.,   compositor  Evening  Bulletin, 

dwl  (507  Howard 
Waite  Jerome,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  845  Dupont 
Waitker  Jnlins,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Waitt  Alfred  C,  bookkeeper  with  Phillips,  Taber  & 

Co.,  dwl  4  Yerba  Buena 
Waizenicker  George, laborer  with  IT.&J.  N.  Stand, 

dwl  13  Morton 
Waizman  Max,  paperbox  manufacturer,  210  Pine, 

dwl  264  Tyler 
Wakefield  Henrv,  cook,  dwl  330  Green,  rear 
WAKELEE  C."H.  &  CO.,  real  estate  agents,  601 

California 
WAKELEE  H.  P.,  druggist,  SE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Bush,  and  manager  Golden  City  Chemical 

Works,  dwl  314  Ellis 
Wakelee  T.  H.  Benton,  bookkeeper,  dwl  706  Jones 
Wakeman  Anna  V.,  (widow)  dwl  51  Tehama 
Wakenian  Mary  C.  Alra.,  dwl  51  Tehama 
Wakley  Leverett  L.,  blacksmith,  dwl  20  Ellis 
WaUioom  Charles,  seaman,  dwl  61  Natoma 
Walbern  Jacob  D.,  laborer  with  John  F.  King,  dwl 

DeBoom  ur  Second 
Walcom  George,  upholsterer,  dwl  426  Greenwich 
Walcom  Jacob,  carriage  painter  with   Pollard  & 

Carvill  Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  N  s  Bush  bet 

Filmore  and  Steiner 
Walcott  Asa,  musician,  dwl  1117  Bush 
Walcott  Edward,  boilermaker  with  Risdon  Iron  and 

Locomotive  Works  Co.,  dwl  158  Clara 
Waldeir  Charles,  furniturewagon,  SE  cor  Kearny 

and  Sutter,  dwl  40  Moss 
Waldenberger  Nanette,  (widow)  dwl  1016  Mission 
Walder  Frederick,  tailor  with  C.  C.  Hastings  &  Co. 
Waldie  Daniel,  driver  with  Charles  Metzler 
Waldman  Gerhard, dwl  S W  cor  Twentieth  and  Treat 

Avenue 
Waldo  George  D.,  flour,  grain  and  produce  broker, 

210  Davis,  dwl  225  Bush 
Waldor  Peter,  bds  SW  cor  Market  and  Steuart 
Waldren  James,  waiter  Overland  House 
Waldron   Henry   S.,  real  estate  agent,  office  430 

Montgomery,  dwl  206  Eddy 
Waldron   James,   laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Jones  and 

O'Farrell 
Waldron  John,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  749  Minna 
Waldron   Royal,   laborer  California  Mills,  dwl  cor 

Spear  and  Mission 
Waldron  William,  physician,  dwl  30  Kearny 
Waldschmit  Allen,  tanner  with  Simon  Holfmann, 

dwl  Sixteenth  nr  Valencia 
Waldschmidt  Herman,  liquor  saloon,  Ss  Sixteenth 

nr  Valencia 
Waldstein    Abraham,    cigarbox  maker,    King  bet 

Third  and  Fourth,  dwl  436  Natoma 
Wales  James,  f  Wales  ^  Schwals)  dwl  N  s  Seven- 
teenth nr  Dolores 
Wales  John,  bootmaker,  dwl  727  Minna,  rear 
Wales  &   Schwals,  (Jamex     Wales    and    John  J. 

SckwahJ  painters  and  whiteners,  9  Taylor 
Walford  Gustave,  cigar  dealer,  dwl  808  Folsom 
Walford  John,  carpenter,  dwl  106  Fourth 


Walford  John,  oysterman  with  Joseph  Ginsti,  105 

California  Market 
Walford  William. laborer,  dwl  Fifteenth  Avenue  cor 

P,  South  S.  F. 
Walin  John,  cabinetmaker  with  Schreiber,  Rohr  & 

Co.,  dwl  223  Howard 
WALKER  A.,  wholesale  grocer,  121  Front,  dwl  26 

Ellis 
Walker  Abner,  carpenter,  dwl  SE  cor  Geary  and 

Lagnna 
Walker  Courtland  G.,  bookkeeper  with  Wells,  Far- 
go &  Co.,  dwl  315  Ellis 
Walker   David  E.,    harnessmaker  with  Harrison 

Jones,  dwl  W  s  Fourth  nr  Howard 
Walker  P^dward,  laborer,  dwl  333  Bush 
Walker  Edward  F.,  compositor  Examiner,  dwl  115 

Second 
Walker  Edward  S.,  laborer  Custom  House,  dwl  7 

Pollard  Place 
Walker  Elizabeth  C,  (widow)  dwl  9  Folsom  Av 
Walker  Francis,  dwl  Branch  House 
Walker  Frank,  carpenter,  dwl  222  Stevenson 
Walker  Frederick,  tinsmith  with  Osgood  &  Stetson, 

dwl  W  8  Priest  nr  Washington 
Walker  George,  farmer,  dwl  124  Silver 
Walker  George  H.,  carpenter  with   Seth  Walker, 

dwl  1619  Sacramento 
Walker  George  S.,  carriagepainter  with   Patrick 

Ryan,  dwl  3  White  Place 
Walker  George  S.,  workman  Custom  House,  dwl  Ni- 

antic  Hotel 
Walker  George  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  436  Jessie 
Walker  Hugh,  cooper  \\'ith  Pacilic  Barrel  and  Keg 

Factory,  dwl  Fourth  nr  Tehama 
Walker  James,  patternmaker  with   John  M.  Stock- 
man, dwl  S  s  Hayes  nr  Fillmore 
Walker  James  D.,  (Falkner,  Bell  ^   Co.)  res  San 

Rafael 
Walker  James  G.,  salesman  with  French  &  Oilman, 

dwl  Russ  House 
Walker  James  I ,  {Smith  &  W.)  dwl  528  Pine 
Walker  .John,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Walker  John,  expresswagon,  Davis  nr   Broadway, 

dwl  SW  cor  Davis  and  Broadway 
Walker  John,  laborer,  dwl  N  s   Broadway  nr  Van 

Ness  Avenue 
Walker. John,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  10,52  Hovpard 
Walker  John  C,  shoemaker  with  Orrm  Jones,  dwl 

126  Fourth 
Walker  Joseph,  laborer  with  Card  <fe  Woods 
Walker  L.  Rev.,  pastor  Howard  St.  M.  E.  Church, 

dwl  8  Hubbard 
Walker  Martin   G.,  barkeeper,  434   Pine,  dwl  921 

Sacramento 
Walker  Michael,  expresswagon,  dwl  333Beale 
Walker  Michael,  hackdriver,  dwl  541  First 
Walker  Otto,  clerk  Headquarters  Division  Pacific, 

703  Alarket,  dwl  709  Lombard 
Walker  Richard,  cigars  California  Theater,  dwl  113 

Gearv 
Walker  Robert  A.,  longshoreman,  dwl  S  s  Union 

bet  Battery  and  Sansom 
Walker  Samuel  H.,  photographer  with  George  D. 

Morse, dwl  W  s  Devisadero  bet  Sutter  and  Post 
Walker  Samuel  P.,    collector  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl 

101  Powell 
Walker  Seth,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  1619  Sac 
Walker  Solomon,   (colored)  laundry,  114  Prospect 

Place 
Walker  Thomas,  dravman   with  William  McColl, 

NE  cor  Davis  and  Market 
Walker  Thomas  J.,  barkeeper  with  Philip  McGov- 

ern,dwl  71  Fourth 
Walker  Thomas  W.,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  W 

B  Castro  bet  Twenty- fontth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Walker  Thomas  W.,  cabinetmaker  with  L.  &  E. 

Emanuel,  dwl  249  BInxome 
Walker  Truman  G.,  carpenter,  dwl  27  Oak  Grove 

Avenue 


The  directory  of  the  "  PEOPLES  "  is  composed  of  the  beat  business  men  of  California. 


C.  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Jewelry  and  Albums. 


SAN     FRANCISCO     [W]     DIRECTORY. 


655 


Walker    Walter  S..    latber,   dwl  S  8  Hayes  bet 

Fillmore  and  Webster 
Walker  William,  bricUlayer,  dwl  1130  Market 
Walker  AVilliam,  bouseiaiser,  dwl  227  Second 
Walker  William,  laborer,  dwl  113  Geary,  rear 
Walker  William,  sbipearpeuter,  dwl  204  Ritcb 
Walker  William,  (William  Walker  and  Alexander 

6'.  Finnic  J  VQ»  Oiik\i\nA 
WALKER  WILLIAM  &  ALEXANDER  S.  FIN- 

NIE,  H^ents  Bank  British  North  America,  NE 

cor  California  mid  Sansom 
Walker  William  C,  attorucy  at  law,  dwl  Pacific 

Club 
Walker  William  C,  snperintendent  Tide  Land  Re- 
clamation Co.,  dwl  1305  Sacramento 
Walker  William  H.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
WalKer  William  H.,  secretary  San  Francisco  Pro- 
duce Exciiange.dwl  2122  Jones 
Walker  William  J.,    attorney  at  law,  office  606 

Montgomery 
Walker  Williiim  J.,  foreman  with  J.Y.Wilson  dc 

Co..  dwl  N  8  Fell  bet  Laguna  and  Octavia 
Walkerly  M.,  cjipitalist,  dwl  Rusa  House 
Walkerlv  William,  capitalist,  dwl  Russ  House 
Walkington  Eliza  J.,  (widow)  dwl  220  Third 
Walkington  George,  tinsmith,  dwl  220  Third 
Walkington  Samuel  B.,  foreman  with  George  T. 

Pracy,  dwl  220  Third 
Walkington  Thomas  G.,  clerk,  dwl  220  Third 
Walkup  William  D.,  map,  chart  and  card  mounter, 

540  Clay,  dwl  1036  Howard 
Wall  Albert',  dyer  Pioneer  Woolen  Mill,  dwl  403 

Broadway 
Wall  Alphonzo  H.,  dyer  Pioneer  Woolen  Mill,  dwl 

403  Broadway 
Wall   Carl,   clerk  with  W.  Muhlenbrink,  SW  cor 

Bush  and  Taylor 
Wall  Charles,  brakesman  Southern  Pacific  R.  R. 
Wall  Charles  J.,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Wall  Edward,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  555 

Howard 
Wall  James,  blacksmith,  dwl  734  Harrison 
Wall  James,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Wall  James,  machinist  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  331 

Tehama 
Wall  James  E.,  horseshoer  with  Dunnigan  &  O'Dea, 

dwl  734  Harrison 
Wall  Jesse   S.,  (George    W.   Stewart  &   Co.)  res 

Oakland 
Wall  John,  porter,  34  Sansom,  dwl  727  Minna 
Wall  John  A.,  apothecary  with  George   W.   Oakes, 

SW  cor  Montgomery  and  Merchant 
Wall  John  J.,  drayman, '716  Sac,  dwl  1314  Jackson 
Wall  John  J.,  packer  with  Ackerman  Brothers,  dwl 

322  Third 
Wall  Michael,  clerk  with  A.  Morris,  dwl  N  a  Heron 

nr  Eighth 
Wall  Micnael.  laborer,  dwl  79  Jessie 
Wall  Otto,  rL^e^e/jM/'  &  f-r.;  dwl  506  Union 
Wall  Peter,  liquor  saloon,  322  Third 
Wall  Peter,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  1021  Clay 
Wall  Thomas,  teamster,  dwl  318  Broadway 
Wall  Thomas  Mrs.,  dwl  1025  Mission 
Wall  Thomas  P.,  housepainter,  dwl  537  Minna 
Wall  W.,  driver  City  R.  R. 

Wall  William,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Battery  and  Pac 
Wallace  Andrew,  shipwright,  dwl  5  Grand  Place 
Wallace  Benjamin,  locksmith,  dwl  116  O'Farrell 
Wallace  Charles  I).,  surveyor,  dwl  607  Stockton 
Wallace  Charles  H.,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Re- 
finery 
Wallace 'Charles  W.,  clerk  with  W.  Lane  Booker, 

res  Oakland 
WALLACE  GEORGE,  attorney  at  law  and  mining 

secretary,  office  402  Mont,  res  Napa  City 
Wallace  George,  laborer  with  Alexander  Waugh  & 

Co.,  dwl  26  Main,  rear 
Wallace  George,  miller,  dwl  311  Pacific 


Wallace  George  W.,  Lieut.Col.  U.  S.  A.,   dwl  905 

Market 
Wallace  J.,  lamplighter  with  S.  F.  GaB  Co. 
Wallace   Jacob,    stage  manager   Oxford,    dwl    cor 

Kearny  and  Post 
Wallace   James,   dyer  Mission  &  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  cor  Fifteenth  and  Howard 
Wallace  James,  foreman   North  Point   Warehouse, 

dwl  N  8  Francisco  nr  Stockton 
Wallace  James,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Old  San  Jos^ 

Road  and  Twenty-third 
Wallace  James,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Wallace  James,  packer  with  C.   Bernard,  dwl   6 

Medau  Place 
Wallace  James,  patternmaker  Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  4  Francisco 
Wallace  James  F.,  foreman  Alta  California,  dwl  N 

8  Hyde  bet  Greenwich  and  Filbert 
Wallace  James  H.,  (Irvine,  Uarker  &  Co.)  dwl  18 

Russ 
Wallace  J.  M.,  butcher  with  Miller  &  Lux,  dwl  N  s 

First  Avenue  bet  Kentucky  and  Bay 
Wallace  John,  book  and  job  printer, 612  Commercial, 

dwll3I5i  Pacific 
Wallace  John,  collector,  dwl  NE  cor  Front  and  Sac 
Wallace  John,  laborer,  dwl  cor  Vallejo  and  Battery 
Wallace  John,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  531  How 
Wallace  John  G.,calker,  dwl  12  Welsh 
Wallace  Joseph  C,  lather,  dwl  231  Sutter 
Wallace  Joseph  S.,  drugclerk,  dwl  421  Ellis 
Wallace  Mac,  seaman,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Wallace  Margaret,    (widow)    dwl  W   s  Jones   nr 

California 
Wallace  Martin,  coachman,  764  Mission 
Wallace  Martin,  grainer,  dwl  275  Stevenson 
Wallace  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  529  Greenwi..-h,  rear 
Wallace  Michael,  barkeeper  with  Carroll   &  Ryan 
Wallace  Patrick,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

2  Francisco 
Wallace  Richard,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

2  Francisco 
Wallace  Robert,   foreman   with  Dnnphy   &    Hil- 

dretb,  dwl  Fourteenth  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Wallace  Robert,  patternmaker  Golden  State   Iron 

Works,  dwl  1136  Pacific 
Wallace  Robert  W.,  salesman  with  Tobin,  Davis- 
son  &  Co.,  dwl  2203  Larkin 
Wallace  Thomas,  mate  stmr  Monterey,  dwl  5  Grand 

Place 
Wallace  Thomas,  real  estate  agent,  office  534  Cal, 

dwl  32  Second 
Wallace  Waller,  clerk  with  Samuel  M.  Wilson,  dwl 

421  Stockton 
Wallace  Walter,  collector,  dwl  NE  cor  Front  and 

Sacramento 
Wallace  William,  calker,  dwl  316  Ritch 
Wallace  William,  clerk  Superintendent  General  Re- 

cruitinif  Service.  703  Market,  dwl  35  Sixth 
Wallace  William,  laborer,  dwl  1021  Battery 
Wallace  William,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Wallace  William,  special  policeman,  dwl  Calvary 

Cemetery,  Lone  Mountain 
Wallace  William  H.,  (Sisson,  W.  db  Co.)  dwl  919 

Jones 
Wallace   William  J.,  C Alexander  Waugk  Sf  Co.) 

dwl  26  Main,  rear 
Wallace   William  P.,   (Hanson,   Ackerson  <t   Co.) 

res  Redwood  City,  San  Mateo  county 
Wallace  William  T.,  judge  Supreme  Court,  dwl  421 

Ellis 
Wallace.— See  Wallis 
Wallen    William,    proprietor    Nevada    House,   27 

Minna 
Wallenwood  George,  clerk  with  Will  &  Finck,  dwl 

658  Minna 
Waller  Christian,   groceries  and    liquors,    SE   cor 

Oak  and  Gough 
Waller  Edward  J.,  sawyer  Mechanics  Mill,  dwl  214 

Mission 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO..  116  Sansom  Street,  White  Goods. 


MASOIi  &  POLTjAHD'S  PILLS  euro  Fever  and  Aeue. 


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Waller  Henry,  teamster  witli  P.  Casserly,  dwl 
Tiemoiit  Hotice 

Waller  .John,  captain  schr  Mary  Taylor,  dwl  109 
Peirv 

Waller  J«'jlin  C,  dining  saloon,  20  First,  dwl  7  Ste- 
venson 

Waller  L.  P.  F.,  f  Waller  &.  JacobiJ  dwl  1519 
Pine 

Waller  Moses  P.,  f  Waller  <fc  Budwi^J  dwl  22 
Kenrny 

Waller  Kicbard,  carpenter,  dwl  NW  cor  Berry  and 
Third 

WALLER  &  BUDWIG,  (Moaes  F.  Waller  and, 
Eilvard  BndwigJ  managers  Cooperative 
Union  Association.groceries  and  provisions,  115 
Sntter 

WALLER  &  JACOBI,  ( L.  P.  F.  Waller  and 
Leopold  JacobiJ  drygoods,  26  Kearny 

Wallnrs  T.,  saloon  keepei',  dwl  NW  cor  Bdwy  and 
Kearny 

Walley  August,  miner,  dwl  9  Cleaveland 

Walling  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  134  Stenart 

Walling  Moses,  liquor  saloon,  W  8  Laguna  bet 
firove  and  Hayes 

Wallingford  Ellnidire,  express wajron,  108  Cal 

Wallis  George  H.  W.,  bookkeeper  with  A.  H.  Todd, 
<lvvl  7114  Powell 

Wallis  AVilliam  J.,  special  policeman,  dwl  26 
Main 

Wallni;mn  Chi'istian,  (Wallmaiin  &  BrolherJ  dsyl 
906  Powell 

Wall  maun  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 

Wallmann  Julius,  f  VVallmann  &  Brother  J  dwl  906 
Powell 

Wallmann  <fc  "Rroiher,  ( Christian  and  Julius  Wall- 
mann J  watchmiikers  and  jewelers,  212  Mont 

Walls  John,  clerk  with  George  B.  Hitchcock  &  Co., 
dwl  15^  Tehama 

Wallsmilh  Barbara,  (widow)  dwl  S  s  Solano  nr 
Hampshire 

Walmsley  Samuel,  waiter,  869  Folsom, 

Walnisley  William  W.,  plimiber,  pump  manufact- 
urer and  gastitter,  918  Market,  dwl  W  s  Web- 
ster bet  Ellis  and  O'Farrell 

'WaXl•■,\\\^  Kmt\n,(J.  Marienstein  &  Co.)  dwl  904 
JacK'Roti 

WALRATH,  HUNTER  &  CO.,  C Richard  C.  Wal 
ral.h  and  John  V.  Hunter)  importers  and  deal- 
ers carriage  and  wagon  stock,  and  hardwood 
lumber,  5  and  7  Cal,  and  108  and  110  Market 

Walraih  Richard  C,  f  Walralh,  Hunter  &  Co.)  dwl 
3J2  Fell 

Walsh  Alexander  M.,  shoemaker  with  Metropoli- 
tan 15.  &  S.  Co.,  dwl  27  Anthony 

Walsh  Andrew,  porter,  21  Battery,  dwl  30  Tehama 

Walsh  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  7  Salmon 

Walsh  Anne,  (widow)  boarding  and  lodging,  41 
Minna 

Walsh  Annie,  (widow)  dwl  355  Minna 

Walsh  Arthur,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Walsh  Bridget  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  120  Geary 

Walsh  Charles,  laniidryman  with  S.  F.  Laundry 
Association,  N  W  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 

Walsh  Chailes  J.,  porter  with  Barry  &  Patten,  dwl 
69  Natoina 

Walsh  Cornelius,  collector  Jackson  St.  Wharf,  dwl 
119  Bernard 

Walsb  Daniel,  cigars  and  tobacco,  414  Pine,  dwl  28 
Minna 

Walsh  David,  musician,  dwl  107  Chamber 

Walsh  Edward,  foreman  Buttery  St.  U.  S.  Bonded 
Warehouse,  dwl  1026  Jackson 

Walsh  Edward,  plumber  with  McNally  &  Haw- 
kins 

Walsh  Edwin,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Devisadero  nr 
Geary 

Walsh  Elizabeth  M.,  dressmaker,  dwl  650  Mission 

Walsli  Frank,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl 
638  Jessie 


Walsh  George,  bnt<;her  with  Joseph  Lawlor,  dwl 

Braunau  bet  Fifth  and  Si.\th 
Walsh  James,  blacksmith  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dv?l 

152  First 
Walsh  James,  bootmaker,  dwl  23  Natoma 
Walsh  James,  c;irpenler,  dwl  30  Lanulon 
Walsh  James,  cook  with  Andrew  Ciunuiings,   dwl 

Fouith  nr  Market 
Walsh    James,  groceries    and    liquors,     SE    cor 

Leavenworth  and  Vallejo 
Walsh  James,  guard  Sin  Quentin,  dwl  Ws  Jansen 

bet  Greenwich  and  Lombiiid 
Walsh  James,   hostler  with  Nathan   P.  Hopkins, 

dwl  Ser  Mission 
Walsh  .lames,  janitor  S.F.  Olympic  Club  Rooms,  35 

Sntter 
Walsh  James,  laborer,  dwl  512  Mission 
Walsh  James,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Reed  nr  Clay 
Walsb  Jiimes,  malster  with  Lyon  &  Co.,  dwl  S  s 

Francisco  bet  Powell  and  Mason 
Walsh  James,  porter,  dwl  3  Adelaide  Place 
Walsh  James,  salesraiin  with  L.  Pont(.ii  DeArce, 

dwl  Ns  Broadway  bet  Polk  and  Larkin 
Walsh  James  B.,  painter  with  Casey  &.  Wade,  dwl 

221  Clara 
Walsh  James  C,  clerk,  dwl  636  Jessie 
Walsh  J.imes  E.,  hostler  with  H.  J.  Randall,  dwl 

7  Hubbard 
Walsh  James  .1.,  cooper  with  Alexander  Murdoek, 

dwl  900  Clay 
Walsh  John,  bootmaker,  dwl  12  Sherwood  Place 
Walsh  .John,  friiitdealer,  dwl  25  Anthony 
Walsh  John,  driver  City  R.R. 
Walsh  John,  liiboier,  dwl  9  Lick  Alley 
Walsh  John,  laborer,  dwl  18  Natoma 
Wiilsh  .John,  laborer  with  S.F.  Gas  Co 
Walsh  John,  tailor,  dwl  23^  Geary 
Walsh  John,  tailor,  dwl  46  Clementina 
Walsh  John,  weigher,  dwl  34  Minna 
Walsh  John  F.,molder  with  J.  G.  Us,  dwl  748  Har 
Walsh  John  J.,  cabinetmaker  with  Sclneiber,  Rohr 

&.  Co..  dwl  W  s  Eighth  bet  Har  and  Bryant 
Walsh  J.  Walter,  editor,  dwl  920  Stockton 
Walsh  L.,  hackman.  Plaza 

Walsh  Lawrence,  painter,  dwl  E  s  Reed  nr  Clay 
Walsh  Leonora,  (widow)  dwl  157  Tehama 
Walsh  Lewis,  carpenter,  dwl  1324  Jackson 
Walsh  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  307  Folsom 
Walsh  Margaret  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  1)36  Jessie 
Walsh  Margaret  Mrs.,  boys'  clothing,  23^  Geary 
Walsh  Martin,  driver  with  Fagan^^  Bliven  &"Co., 

dwl  910i  Folsom 
Walsh  Mary  A.,  (widow)  dwl  803  Leavenworth 
Walsh  Alary  A.,  dressmaker,  dwl  355  Minna 
Walsh  Matthew,  boilermaker,  dwl  133  Fifth 
Walsh  IMaurice  B.,  salesman  with  Henry  C.  Bate- 
man,  dwl  8  Vir^'inia  Place 
Walsh  Maurice  D.,  painter,  dwl  II  Leroy  Place 
Walsh  M.  D.,  lamplighter  with  S.F.  Gas  Co 
Walsh  Michael,  blacksmith,  dwl  149  Silver 
Waish  Michael,  boots  and  shoes,  27  Tliird,  dwl  1139 

Mission 
Walsh  Michael,  bootmaker  U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  1065  Market 
Walsh  Michael,  carpenter,   dwl  Dale  nr  Twenty- 
ninth 
Walsb  Michael,  confectioner,  dwl  20  Baldwin  Court 
Walsh  Michael,  hostler  with   William  E.  Bridge, 

dwl  Bush  St.  House 
Walsh  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  266 .Jessie 
Walsh  Jlichael,  painter  with   Donovan  &  Hayes, 

219  Davis 
Walsh  Michael,  salesman   with  Goodwin,  Whitsted 

&.  Co.,  dwl  Ss  Union  bet  Hyde  and  liarkiu 
Walsh  Michael,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  United  States 

Hotel 
Walsh  Michael,  shoemaker,  dwl  1073  Market 
Walsh  Michael,  tailor  with  C.  C.    Hastings  <t   Co., 

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Walsli  Michael,  compositor,  dwl  636  JcBsie 

Walsh   Morris,  painter  with  Wason  &  Mori-is,  38 

Califoniia 
Walsh  Jlyles,  shoemaker,  121  Pacific, dwl  273  Minna 
Walsh  Patrick,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Valenciabet  Fif- 
teenth and  Sixteenth 
Walsh  Patrick,  cook,  dwl  United  States  Hotel 
Walsh  Patrick,  expressman,  SW  cor  Fourth   and 

Mission,  dwl  113  Freelon 
Walsh  Patrick,  hostler  City  R.  K. 
Walsh  Patrick,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel,  dwl  10 

Jessie 
Walsh  Patri.k  F.,  bds Brookljrn  Hotel 
Walsh  Patrick  J.,  teamster  with   McKenna  &  Bro., 

dwl  SE  cor  Drninmand  Commercial 
Walsh    Peter,  clerk  with  Whittier,  Fuller  &,  Co., 

dwl  E  8  Second  Avenue  nr  Seventeenth 
Walsh  Peter,  laborer,   dwl  E  a  Beale  bet  Mission 

and  Howard 
Walsh  Peter,  tailor,   dwl  E  s  Buchanan  bet  Bush 

and  Pine 
Walsh  Richard,  laborer,  dwl  Ohio  bet  Pacific  and 

Bi'oa<iway 
Walsh  Richard,  tailor  with  John  L.  Brooks,  dwl  21 

Hunt 
Walsh  Robert,  jeweler  with  Charles  Lemme,  dwl 

753  Howard  - 
Walsh  Robert,  porter,  dwl  120  Geary 
Walsh  Simon  T.,('W'y/sA  &   Taylor  J  dwl  652  How 
Walsh  Stephen  C.,  porter  with  Marsh,  Pilsbury  & 

Co.,  dwl  14  Tehama 
Walsh  Stephen  C,  dwl  American  Exchange  Hotel 
Walsh  Tiieresa  Miss,  bootlitter,  dwl  .527  Pine 
Walsh  Thomas,  butcher,  dwl  ll)2l  Market 
Walsh  Thomas,  fjroceries  and  liquors,  cor  Sixteenth 

and  Second  Avenue 
Walsh  Thomas,  laborer  with  J.  B.  Kemp,  dwl  cor 

Kentucky  and  South 
Walsli  Tliomas,  shoemaker  with  F.  Linde,  dwl  16 

Sumner 
Walsh  Timothy,  fireman  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  Ritter  nr  Bryant 
Walsh  Walter,  hairdresser  with  James  Walters,  dwl 

425  Pacific 
Walsh  W.  E.,  carpenter  Risdon  Iron  Works 
Walsh  William,  blacksmith  with  Nelson  &.  Doble, 

dwl  227  Clara 
Walsh  William,  laborer  Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  dwl 

North  Point  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Walsh  William,  laniplifrhter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Walsh  William,  newsdealer,  dwl  cor  Twenty-fifth 

and  Mission 
Walsh  William,  special  policeman,  dwl  19  Vincent 
Walsh  William  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  608  O'Farrell 
Walsh  William  D..  painter  with  Donovan  &  Hayes, 

dwl  1321  Pacific 
Walsh  William  J.,  shoemaker  with  Clark  &  Co., 

dwl  621  Minna 
Walsh  William  V.,  compositor  with  Cabery  &  Co., 

dwl  8  Minna 
Walsh  &  Taylor,  (''Smow  T.  Wahh  and  Daniel  T. 

Taylor)  real  estate  atjents,  office  445  California 
Walsh.— See  Walsh,  Welch  and  Welsh 
Walstrom  Charles,  carpenter  H.  C.  Leagae,   128 

Kearny 
Waltenbaugh  P.  C.  &  Co.,  livery  and  sale  stable, 

331  Pine 
Waltenbauah   Philip   C,   (P.  G.   Waltenbaugh.  4- 

6'«.;dwl  508  Hayes 
Walter  August,  musician,  dwl  W  s  Jones  nr  Lom- 
bard 
Walter  David  N.,  ( D.  N.  &  E.  Walter  dk  Co, J  dwl 

SW  cor  Gough  and  Sutter 
WALTER  D.  N.  &  E.  &.  CO..  r Herman  N.Moritz, 

I.    Newton  and,  Isidore  Waller)  importers  car- 
pets, oil  cloths,   upholstery   goods    and  paper 

hangings,  NVV   cor  Battery  and  Market 
Walter  Edward,  piano  manufacturer, dwl  cor  Seven- 
teenth Avenue  and  H,  South  S.  F. 


Walter  Emanuel,  (D.  N.  &  E.  Walter  i&  Co.)  res 

New  York 
Walter  Ferdinand,    (Walter  &   Co.  Dayton,    and 

StadtmvUer  Sf  Co.,    Empire  Gity,  Nev. J  o&ce 

34  Sansom,  dwl  315  Geary 
Walter  George,  market  312  Fifth 
Walter  G.  Forest  ^(?. /"ores^   Waller  A-  Go.)  dwl 

743  Pine 
Walter  G.  Forest  &  Co.,  merchant  tailors,  611  Sac 
Walter  Herman  'S./D.  N.  &  E.Walter  &  Co.)  dwl 

SW  cor  Gough  and  Sutter 
Walter  I.  Newton,  (D.  N.  &  E.  Walter  &  Go.)  res 

Portland,  Oregon 
Waller  Isidor,  (D.N.&  E.  Walter  ^  Go.)  dvil  SW 

cor  Gough  and  Sutter 
Walter  Julia,  (widow),  dwl  628  Minna 
Walter  Joseph,  cigarmaker,  dwl  2l3Dupont 
Walter  Max.  (Skneffer  Sr   W.)  dwl  951  Harrison 
Walter  Moritz,  (D.  N.  &  E.  Walter  ^  Go.)  dwl  S 

W  cor  Gough  and  Sutter 
Walter  Otto,  printer,  dwl  709  Lombard 
Walter  Thomas,  with  Shaefl'er  &  Walter,  dwl  951 

Harrison 
Walter  Thomas  C,  architect  and  builder,  dwl  307 

Sutter 
Walter  William,  hairdresser  with  Broedel  &.  Troell, 

dwl  403  Green 
Walters  Abiaham,  laborer,  dwl  1223  Folsom,  rear 
Walters  James,   hairdressiug  saloou,  502   Mission, 

dwl  517  Mission 
Walters  James,  laborer  with  George  Dougherty, dwl 

12  Natonia 
Walteis  John  B.,  plasterer,  dwl  18  Folsom  Avenue 
Walters  Roger,  laborer,  dwl  430  Clementina 
Walters  William,  laborer,  dwl  29  Clementina,  rear 
Walters. — See  Wolters 
Walterstein   Frank,  printer    California  Demokrat, 

dwi  835  Dupout 
Walterstein  Reuben,  printer,  dwl  845  Dupont 
Walther  Mary,   (widow)    liquor  saloon,  San  Joae 

Road  nr  Six  Mile  House 
Walthour  Christian,  sawyer  with   Hobbs,  Gilmoro 

&  Co.,  dwl  cor  Ohio' and  Broadway 
Walthour  David .laborer.dwl  E  s  Ohio  nr  Broadway 
Walton  D.  H.,  (widowy  dwl  1116  Leavenworth 
Walton  D.  L., milkman,  dwl  1116  Leavenworth 
Walton  Elisha  W.,   plowmaker    with   Kittredge  & 

Leavitt,  dwl  209  Leidesdorff 
Walton  Frank  N.,  stamp  clerk  S.  F.  Postoffice,  dwl 

814  Bush 
Walton  Frederick  A.,  clerk  with  California  Insar- 

ance  Co.,  res  Alameda 
Walton  Henry  &.  Co.,  collectors,  real  estate  and 

money  brokers,  631  Merchant, 
WALTOJf  HENRY  G.,  secretary  Montgomerv  St. 

Real  Estate  Co.,office  403  Cal,  dwl  1008  Powell 
Walton  Jesse,  clerk  S.    F.  Assaying  and  Retiniug 

Works,  dwl  811  Greenwich 
Walton  John,  dwl  Es  Treat  Av  nr  Twentieth 
Walton  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Walton  John,  milkman,  dwl  cor  Old  San  Jose  road 

and  Twenty-sixth 
WALTON  N.  C,  roofing  and  ship  varnish  (and 

Walton  &  Coleman)  119  and  121  .Main,  dwl  346 

Beale 
Walton  Nelson  C,  bookkeeper  with  Marfenstein  & 

Co.,  dwl  512  Folsom 
Walton  W.  H.,  real  estate,  dwl  113  Morton 
Walton  William  J.,  lumber  surveyor,  office  pier  3 

Steuart,  dwl  E  s  Treat  Av  nr  'i'weniieth 
WALTON  &  COLEMAN,   (N.  G.   Walton    and 

Ezra    Coleman)    California    Condensed  Coal 

Co.,  119  and  121  Main 
Waltz  John,  varnisher,  dwl  704  Bush 
Walworth  James  J.,  master  mariner,  dwl  921  Jtf  Fol 
Wand  B.  C,  carpenter,  dwl  227  Second 
WAND,  KANE   &  CO,,  (  Thomas  N.   Wand  and 

Michael  Kane)  importers  and  wholesale  wiueB 

and  liquors,  607-609  Front  • 


JONTaS,  FULIiMAN  &  CO.,  110  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Sutton*  In  ereat  variety. 
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SAN     FRANCISCO      [  "W  ]     DIRECTORY. 


Wund  Samuel,  rWatid  Sr  Co. J  dwl  212  Sixth 
Wand  Thomas  N.,  ^  (Vanti,  Kane  J^-   Co. J  dwl  416 

Sixth 
Wand  &  Co.,  f  Samuel  Wand)  ArygooAs,  22  Sec 
Wandell  Gotiiieb,  packer  with   Felix  Uri,  dwl  SW 

Cor  Sacra niento  and  Pi-ospect  Place 
WandeefonJe  Harold  W.,  clerk  with   Edward  Boe- 

qui  &  Co.,  dwl  10  De  Boom 
Waiidesforde  Juan  B.,  portrait  and  landscape  pain- 
ter, and    teacher  painiiug,  studio   and  dwl    10 

De  Boom 
Wanek  Edward,  wigmaker  with  P.  Batavia&  Co., 

dwl  711  California 
Wanifenheim  Albert  L.,  (Wangenheim,  Stenikeim 

&.  Go.)  dwl  328  Eddy 
Wanj;etiheim  Aniiel,  MJ'«ng'^"^et»J,  Sternheim   Sf 

Co. y dwl  328  Eddv 
WANGENHEIM,  STERNHEIM  &  CO.,  (A.  L. 

Wnngenheim,  Samuel   Sterriheim  and    Amiel 

Wangeulieim)  importers  and  jobbers  crockery 

and  glassware,  127  and  129  Sansom 
Wanker    Ernest,    laborer,   dwl     Fifth   Av  nr   L, 

South  S.  F. 
Wannenmaclier  Rupert,  f  Wannenmacker  &    Kro- 

nenbcifr)  dwl  623  Brannan 
Wannenmacber  &  Kronenberg,  (Rupert   Wannen- 
maclier   and    Frederick    KronenbergJ    U.    S. 

Brewery,  623  Brannan 
Wansky  Francis,  jeweler  with  Charles  Lemme,  dwl 

21'.i  Fourth 
Wanz    Jolui  D.,  market,  NW  cor  Columbia  and 

Twenty-fourth 
Wanzer   L.  M.    Mrs.,    assistant    teacher  Lincoln 

Giamniar  School,  dwl  327  O'Farrell 
Wappel  Michael,  (Oerichlen  &  W.)  dwl  603  Bush 
Wappner  Henry,  assorter  Pioneer  Woolen  Mill,  dwl 

Sfc}  cor  Oak  and  Octavia 
Warbees  George,  drayman,  dwl  217  Third 
Warburton  John,  farmer,  dwl  Greenwich  nr  Pierce 
Warbnrton  John  Jr.,  drayman,  dwl  Greenwich  nr 

Pierce 
Warburton  Joseph,  (C.  S.  Curtiss  &  Co.)  654  Mkt 

Ward ,  dwl  614  Pine 

Waid  Abby  J.,  (widow)  bookfolder,  dwl  26  Mary 
Ward  AH)ert,  broommaker  with  Thomas  Ward,  dwl 

27  Urunim 
Ward  Alexander  H.,  bookkeeper,  33  Battery,  dwl 

1121  S.icrameuto 
Ward  Andrew  J.,   (colored)   barber,  916  Kearny, 

dwl  1124  Pacific 
Ward  Barney,  bellman  Grand  Hotel 
Ward  Bernard,  laborer,  dwl  Union  bet  Calhoun  and 

Sansom 
Ward  Christopher,  tailor,  41  Third,  dwl  367  Jessie 
Ward  Clmreb  John,  stevedore,  dwl  1329  Sansom 
WARD  DANIEL  W.,  apothecary,  NE  cor  Polk 

and  Pine,  dwl  1435  Pine 
Ward  Edward,  laborer  Front  St.,  M.  &  O.  R.  R., 

dwl  Austin  nr  Franklin 
Ward  Edward,  policeman  City  Hall,  dwl  504  San 
Ward  Edward,  tinsmith,  dwl  440  Third 
Ward  Fi'ank,  longshoreman, dwl  Oregon  betDrnmm 

and  East 
Ward  George  B.,  broommaker  with  Thomas  Ward, 

dwl  27  Drumm 
Ward  Geor^'e  J.,  (Martin  Jf  W.)  dwl  W  s  Oak  bet 

Franklin  and  Gough 
Ward  George  J.  Jr.,  driver  with  Martin  &  Ward, 

dwl  W  8  Oak  bet  Franklin  and  Gough 
Ward  George  W.,  merchant,  dwl  323  Sutter 
Ward  Hannah,  (widow)  dwl  II  Sherwood  Place 
Ward  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Ward  Hubard,  (Daly  &  W.)  dwl  1621  Howard 
Ward  Hugh,  laborer  Laurel  Hill  Cemetery,  dwl  N 

e  California  bet  Devisadero  and  Broderick 
Ward  Isaac  M.,  bricklaver,  dwl  1315  Sacramento 
Ward  J.,  laborer  with  City  R.  R. 
Ward  Jacob,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Ward  James,  eai-penter,  dwl  516  Filbert 


Ward  James,  laborer,  dwl  131  Folsom 
Ward  James,  laborer,  dwl  1121  Mission 
Ward  James,  /-OBr/c/t  &  W.)  dwl  1228  Sac 
Ward  James  D.,  policeman,  City    Hall,  dwl  219 

Lombard 
Ward  James  J.,  stonecutter,  dwl  1121  Fill)ert 
Ward  Jane  Miss,  bakery,  SE  cor   How  and  Harriet 
Ward  John,  asphaltuni,'dwl  S  s  Cedar  Av  nr  Larkin 
Ward  John,  bootmaker,  6  Oak 
Ward  John,  goldbeater  with  George  W.  Rogers,  112 

Morton 
Ward  John,  hostler  with  A.  W.  Gates,  dwl  1018 

Montgomery,  rear 
Ward  John.  lal)orer  with  Flynn  &  O'Grady,  dwl 

SE  cor  Folsom  and  Fifth 
Ward  John,  maiiner,  dwl  9  Broadway 
Ward  John,  miner,  dwl  S  s  O'Farrell  bet  Fillmore 

and  Steiner 
Ward  Jolm  B.,  real  estate,  office  339  Kearny,  res 

San  Leandro 
Ward  John  G.,  with  Cutting  A;  Co.,  dwl  1118  Bush 
Ward  John  M.,  propi-ietor  Clarendon  House,  574 

Folsom,  dwl  519  Folsom 
Ward  J.   P.,  painter  with  McAlpin  &  Grey,  dwl 

230  Clementina,  rear 
Ward  Lewis  P.,  coinpo.sitor,  dwl  320  Pine 
Ward    M.    A.    Miss,  assistant  teacher    Broadway 

Grammar  School,  dwl  1416  Powell 
Ward  Michael,  fireman,  dwl  209  Ritch 
Ward  Michael,  porter  with  Clienery,  Souther  &  Co., 

dwl  E  s  Alabama  nr  Twenty-second 
Ward  Michael,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan  B.  & 

S.  Co.,  dwl  McAllister  nr  Market 
AVard  Michael,  steward,  dwl  725  Clementina 
Ward  M.  T.,  steamboat  broker,  dwl  814  Sansom 
Ward    Orriu    E.,   carpenter    H.    C.   League,   128 

Kearny 
Ward  Patrick,  hoilermaker  Union  Iron  Works,  dv?l 

218  Ritch,  rear 
Ward  Patiick,  bootmaker,  dwl  60  Clementina,  rear 
Ward   Patrick,  clerk  with   John  O'Brien  &  Co., 

dwl  932  Mission 
Ward  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Fifteenth  nr  How 
Ward   Pati'iek,  laborer  with   Smith  &  Smith,  dwl 

.309  Minna 
Ward  Patrick,  poultryman,  dwl  cor  Eighteenth  and 

Douglas 
Ward  Patrick,  shoemaker,  dwl  116  Sutter 
Ward  Peter,  clerk,  dwl  N  s  Nineteenth  nr  Noe 
Ward  Peter,  plumber  with  M.  C  Keau,  dwl  cor 

Fifth  and  Folsom 
Ward  Philip  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  1416  Powell 
Ward   Robert,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  6 

Hubbard 
Ward  Thomas,  broom  manufacturer,  27  Drumm 
Ward  Thomas,  sawgrinder  with  Pacilic  Saw  Man- 
ufacturing Co.,  dwl  778  Harrison 
Ward  T.  M.  D.  Rev.,   (colored)   dwl  S  s  Riley  nr 

Jones 
Ward  Valentine,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  448  Guer- 
rero, rear 
Ward  W.,  laborer  North   Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Pacific 
Ward   William,  contractor,  dwl  NE  cor  Alabama 

and  Twenty-third 
Ward  William,  hostler  Central  R.  B.  stables,  dwl 

N  8  Brannan  bet  Seventh  and  Eij^hth 
Ward  William,  molder  Vukau  Iron  Works,  dwl  11 

Sherwood  Place 
Ward  William,  pantryman  Overland  House 
Ward  William,  salesman  with  Richards  &  Harri- 
son, dwl  924  Jackson 
Ward  William  B.,  bookkeeper  S.  F.  Savings  Union, 

dwl  1303  Sacramento 
Wardell  Abraham,  teamster,  dwl  8  Russ 
Warden  William  H.,  waterman,  dwl  120  Eddy 
Ware  George  A.,  printer,  dwl  719  Bush 
Ware  Eugene  L.,  engineer,  dwl  S  s  Sixteenth  bet 

Second  Avenue  and  Guerrero 


Prudent  men  insure  in  the  PBOFI^S. 


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659 


Wiire  George  W.,  cooper,  dwi  1709  Stockton 

Ware  Jolin,  buker,  dwl  41  Stanly  Place 

Ware  Joseph  G.,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Bush  bet  Scott 

and  Devisadeio 
Ware  William,  clerk,  dwl  32  Ellis 
Ware  William,  (Main  St.  Wharf  Co.)  and  steam 

engines   and  machinery,  231  Fremont,  dwl  933 

Hnsh 
Ware  William  C,  clerk,  224  Mont,  dwl  328  Kenrny 
Ware   William  H.,  printer  with  George  A.  Ware, 

dwl  719  Bush 
Wareing  Charles,  dwl  Gil  Folaom 
Warford  Richard  H.,  stevedore,  dwl  San  Jose  Road 

nr  Five  Mile-house 
Wark  Joseph,  blacksmith,  dwl  83,5  California 
Warmbron  Alexander,  tailor,  805  Clay 
Warinouth  Nicholas,  (  Warmonlh  4*  LxidwigJ  dwl 

531  Vallejo 
WARMOUTH  &  LUDWIG,  {Nicholox  Warmovik 

and  Chirks  Ludw i /; J'^yo^v\kiior6  Custom  House 

Livery  Stable,  320  Bioadway 
Waniecke   August,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Drumm  iind  Sacramento,  dwl  21  Fulton 
WarneUros  Paul  W.  T.,  salesman,  321  Jlontgomery 
Warner  Abraham,  wines  and  liquors, Meiggs'  Wharf 
W^arner  Charles,  butcher  with  Breiling  &  Bro.,  dwl 

965  Mission 
Warner  Charles  H.,  bookkeeper  with  Tay,  Brooks 

&  Backus,  dwl  SW  corner  Pine  and  Sausom 
Warner  David,  cooper,  dwl  709  Larkin 
Warner   Edwin  R.,  carrier  Bulletin  and  Call,  dwl 

1005  Clay 
Warner  F.   E.,  extraman  H.  &  L.  Co.  No.  1,S.  F. 

F.  D.,  22  O'Farrell 
Warner  George,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Warner  George  P.,  (  Vale  Sf  W.J  dwl  1005  Clay 
Warner  Henry  B.,  clerk  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl  1005 

Clay 
Warner  Jacob,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

518  Mission 
Warner  John,  drayman  ■with  Brittan,  Holbrook  &. 

Co.,  dwl  Ws  Chesley  bet  Harrison  and  Bryant 
Warner    Minnie,    (widow)    dressmaker,  dwl  726 

Howard 
Warner  Paul,  carrier  Bulletin,  dwl  1  Raeselte  Place 

No.  1 
Warner  Robert,  carpenter  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  &. 

Co.,  dwl  E  8  Columl)ia  nr  Nineteenth 
Warner  William,  armorer,  dwl  516  Bryant 
Wainer  William,  capr.  etm  Petaluraa,  dwl  702  Sutter 
Warnken   Hermann  F.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW 

cor  Francisco  and  Midway,  dwl  W  s  Dupont  nr 

Francisco 
Warnken  Jacob,  laborer,  dwl  134  St«uart 
Warnken  John,  clerk  with  Glaus  Hartmau,  SW  cor 

Dupont  and  Morton 
Warren  Annie  E.,  (widow)  dwl  8  Haggin 
Warren  Augustus,  fruits,  13  Sixth 
Warren  C.  C,  (widow)  dressmaker,  511  Bush 
Warren  C.  D.,  carpenter,  dwl  13  Fourth 
Warren  Charles  H.,   watchman  with  E.  K.  Howes 

&  Co.,  dwl  217  Tehama 
Warren  Dorrance  T. ,    (Warren  &  Spadone)    res 

New  York 
Warren  Edson,  bookkeeper,  dwl  68  Everett 
Warren  George  B.,  conductor  City  R.  li.  dwl  1436 

Mission 
Warren  James  L. ,  (  Warren  &  Kemp)  dwl  S  3  Sac 

bet  Steiner  and  Pierce 
Warren  James  H.  Rev.,   superintendent  American 

Home  Missionary   Society,  502  Montgomery, 

res  San  Mateo 
Warren  J.  L.  L.  F.,  {Warren  &  Co.)  dwl  SE  cor 

Mason  and  Pacific 
Warren  Job  E.,  cooper,  dwl  248  Second 
Warren  Job  E.  Mrs.,  faucv  goods  and  dressmaking, 

dwl  248  Second 
WARREN  JOHN  F.,  (Warren  &,  Co.  and  Espy 

&  Co.)  dwl  523  Kearny 


Warren  John  H.,  eecretary  Pacific  Protective  As- 
sociation, oHice  432  Mont,  dwl  450  Minna 

Warren  John  K.,  salesman  with  Sullivan,  Kelly  &. 
Co.,  dwl  519  Valencia 

Warren  .foseph,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 

Warren  Joseph  M.,  plasterer,  dwl  504  Jessie 

Warren  Julia  A.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  900 
Clay 

Warren'Mary,  (widow)  dwl  316  Fourth 

Warren  Patrick  J.,  pressman,  505  Clay,  dwl  112 
Tehama 

Warren  Russell,  contractor,  dwl  963  Mission 

Warren  Russell  A.,  compositor  Alta  California,  dwl 
963  Mission 

Warren  William,  teamster  with  S.  V.  Water  Co., 
dwl  105  Eighth 

Warren  William  H.,  (BnncanSf  W.)  dwl  S  8  Bran- 
nan  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 

Warren  William  M.,  wharfinger  Cowell's  Wharf, 
dwl  815  Battery 

WARREN  &  CO.,  (J.  L.  L.  F.  Warren)  editors 
and  proprietors  California  Farmer,  office  320 
Clav 

WARR'EN  &,  CO.,  (John  F.  Warren,  Robert  H. 
Espy,  Henry  S.  Gile,  Willard  C.  Loane, 
Isaac  Y.  Doane  and  John  Hanler)  wholesale 
oysters,  92  California  Market 

Warren  &.  Kemp,  (James  L.  Warren  and  Joseph 
Kemp)  woodcarvers  California  Mills,  NW  cor 
Howard  and  Spear 

Warren  &  Spadone,  (Dorrance  T.  Warren  and 
Amadee  Spadone)  manufacturers  and  import- 
ers watches  and  jewelry.  uHice  240  Mont 

Warring  S.  H.,  steward  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co'sS.S. 
California 

Warrington  Edward,  shoemaker,  dwl  212  Broad- 
way 

Warrington  JohnW.,  mariner,  dwl  SE  cor  Twenty- 
first  and  Shotwell 

Warrow  Robert,  (colored)  waiter,  dwl  912  Pacific 

Warsaw  E.  R.,  captain  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan,  dwl  Oc- 
cidental Hotel 

Warschauer  Abraham,  (of  A.  Warschaxier  &  Co., 
Boise  City,  Idaho)  dwl  632  Market 

Warschauer  Marks,  clerk,  dwl  632  Market 

Warschauer  Theresa  A.  Mrs.,  proprietress  War- 
shauer  House,  632  Market 

Warshawski  Jacob,  clothing,  528  Sacramento,  dwl 
222  Tehama 

Warsthauer  M.,  saddle  and  harnessmaker,  706  Val- 
lejo 

Warwick  Robert,  driver  Front  St.,M.  &,  O.  R.  R., 
dwl  33  Austin 

Wasdale  Henry,  butcher,  dwl  14  Freelon 

Wash  Louis,  fancy  goods,  314  Fifth 

Washanr  Mannheim,  (H.  Kaplan  4*  Co.^  dwl  114 
Mason 

Washburn  Georgia  Mrs.,  principal  Colored  School, 
dwl  1121  Taylor 

Washburn  Henry,  livery  slablekeeper,  dwl  310 
Suiter 

Washburn  Jeremiah,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint, 
dwl  131   Fourth 

Washbuin  Jerome  N.,  carpenter,  dwl  cor  Kearny 
and  Pacific 

Washburn  J.  M.,  restaurant,  dwl  NE  cor  Meiggs' 
Wharf 

Washburn  Leonard,  drayman  Golden  Age  Flouring 
Mills,  dwl  5U5Hvde' 

Washburn  M.  A.  ilrs.,  teacher  music,  dwl  131 
Fourth 

Washburn  Renben  W.,  exchange  agent  banking  de- 
partment Wells,  Fargo  &.  Co.,  dwl  516 Taylor 

Washburn  S.  C,  teamster  with  R.  &  J.  Morton  " 

WASHINGTON  BENJAMIN  F.,  editor  Daily 
Examiner  and  Tide  Land  Comniissioner,  ottice 
SW  cor  Clay  and  Kearny,  dwl  933  Sacramento 

Washington  Brewery,  Martin  Mangels  &  Co.  pro- 
prietors. SEcor  Lombard  and  Taylor 


JONSS,  PULLMAN  it  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Combs  and  Brushes. 


EEDINGTON'S  FLAVOBIITO  EXTHACTS  are  the  best  and  cheapest  for  family  U8& 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [TV]      DIRECTORY. 


Wasliintfton  Frederiik,  (colored)  porter,   SW  cor 

California  and  Kearnj 
Washinjfton  Geortre  E.,  (colored)  steward  P.  M.  S. 

8.  Colorado,  dwl  778  Harrison 
Wasliiiigtoii  House,  .John  Donnelly  proprietor,  SE 

c-or  Oregon  and  Drunnii 
WasliitifJtton  Jr>lin  C,  machinist  with  B.  F.  Barton 

&  Co.,  dwl  54  First 
Washington  John  T.,  clerk  County  Recorder's  oflSce. 

dwl  9'-V-i  Sacramento 
WASHINGTON  MINING  CO.,  office  206  Front 
WASHINGTON  MARKET,  S  a  Washington  bet 

Montgomery  and  Sansoin 
Washington   William,  (colored)    cook  P.  M.  S.  S. 

Colorado 
Wason  Ai'cliihald,  fWason  &  Morris)  dwl  NE  cor 

Taylor  and  Greenwich 
Wason  .lames  P.,  (Waxon  &  Co. ^  dwl  437  Clem 
Wason  <fe  Co.,  (Jainm  P.  Waxon  and  Jokii  F.  Bak- 
er) hutchers,  NE  cor  Harrison  and  Riich 
WASON    &    MOURIS,    (Archibald     Wason  and 

Patrick  J.  Morris)  house  and  sisfupaintersand 

dealers  paints,  oils,  etc.,  38  California 
Waes    Arahroise    C,    carpenter    with   Charles  W. 

Thomas,  dwl  14 1 C  Wii8hin<;ton 
Wiles  Frederick  L.,  dwl  1416  Washington 
Wasser    Philip,    driver    with    Frederick  Katz,  97 

Calif'rnirt  Market 
WASSEUMANN  A.  &  CO.,  (Louis  Sloss,  Simon 

Giecirwa/d   and    Leuns    Gersllc)    hides,    wool 

and  fur  dealers,  425  Sacramento 
WaBsermann    Anjrust,    (A.     Wassermann    Sr  Co., 

Fiincke  &    IK  and  Hutchinson,  Kokl  jp  Co.) 

dwl  535  Sutter 
Wassermann  Elkaii,  superintendent  Wasserniann's 

Warehouse  and  appraiser  fui-s,  office  425  Sacra- 
mento, dwl  1510  Bush 
Wassermann  Herru:aii,  steward  with  Saulmann  & 

Laiiensteiii,  dwl  109  Prospect  Place 
WASSERMANNS   WAREHOUSE,    A.  Wasser- 
mann &  Co.  proprietors,  NW  cor  Folsom  and 

Spear 
Wasten  Ole,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Wale  Theodore  M..  hookkeeper  with  North  Pacific 

Trans.  Co.,  dwl  3:22  Pine 
Water  Front  Building  Lot  Association,    office  312 

Montgomery 
WATER   FRONT   TIDE  LAND  CO.,  office  405 

Fiont 
Water  iJames,  roller  Pacific  Rolling  Mills,  dwl  S  s 

Shasta  nr  Michigan 
Waterbniy  William   M.,   collecting  and  advertising 

agent,  dwl  1928  McAllister 
Waterdoll  Peler,  dwl  Old  San  Jose  Road  nr  San 

Miguel  Station 
Walertield  Albeit,  bakery,  422  Folsom 
Wateil'ord  Joseph,  sailmaker.  dwl  1134  Pacific 
Watei  house   Culumbiis,    (Waterkovxe     JSf    Lester) 

dwl  SE  cor  Howard  and  Eighteenth 
Waterhoiise  Frederick  A.,  bookkeeper,  29  Battery, 

dwl  SE  cor  Howard  and  Eighteenth 
Waterhoiise  George,  photographer  with  Charles  L. 

Ciainer,  dwl  o5l  Minna 
WATEKHOUSE  &  LESTER,  (Columhis  Water- 

housr)    importers    and  jobbere    carriage    and 

wagon  materials,  29  and  31  Battery 
Waterman  Cliarles,  teamster  with  William  H.  Stan- 

iels,  dwl  S  8  Cal  l)et  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Waterman  Eaile.  teamster  with  William  H.  Stau- 

iels,  dwl  S  8  California  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness 
Avenue 
Waterman  Edwin  R.,  flour  inspector  and  advertis- 
ing agent,  dwl  E  8  Leavenworth  nr  Green 
Waterman  Fr.ink,  vocalist,  dwl  914  Jackson 
Waieriiian  Frederick  H.,  attorney  at  law,  office  8 

and  9  Montgomery  Block,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
WATERMAN   J.  G.,   groceries  and  liquors,  1000 

Folsom 
Waterman  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  309  Tehama 


Waterman  Louis,  merchant,  office  117  Commercial, 
dwl  115  Powell 

Waterman  Martin.  (A.  PJister  &  Co.  and  Ryan  & 
W.)  dwl  526  Post 

Waterman  Moses,  clerk  Tax  Collector's  Office,  Cily 
HhII,  dwl  204  Ellis 

Waterman  Richard, cellarman  Lyon's  Brewery,  dwl 
2  Maiden  Lane 

Waterman  Robert  H.,  U.  S.  In.ipector  Hulls,  office 
U.  S.  Court  Buildintf,  and  marine  surveyor, 
office  390  Crtl,d>vl  NVV  cor  Fillmore  and  Grove 

Waterman  W.  H.,  merchant,  dwl  Coso  Houj-e 

Waters ,  commission  agent,  dwl  431  Pine 

Waters  Abraiiam.  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  1223^  Folsom 

Waters  Ada  Miss,  furnished  rooms,  1010  Stockton 

Waters  Arthur,  drayman,  dwl  519  Pine 

Waters  Chailes,  plumber  and  gastitter,  808  Market, 
dwl  136  Clara 

Waters  E.  D.,  clerk,  dwl  1217  Clay 

Waters  Elisha  D.,  agent  with  \Vater8  &  Co.,  dwl 
182'  Stockton 

Waters  Elisha  D.  Jr., ("Waters,  NewhoJfJk  Go.)  dwl 
670  Harrison 

Waters  Frederick  C,  foreman  with  Bacon  &  Com- 
pany, (and  Wr/ters  4r  Co. J  dwlSVV  cor  Stock- 
ton and  Lombard 

Waters  George,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  21  Post 

Waters  George  F.,  clerk,  dwl  NW  cor  First  and 
liraiinan 

WATERS  GEORGE  L,  exchange  billiard  saloon, 
314  Montgomery,  dwl  1013  Jackson 

Waters  Gny,  muriner,  dwl  39  Pacific 

Waters  Heloii  B.  clerk  with  H.  B.  Tichenor  & 
Co.,  dwl  431  Pine 

Waters  J.,  clerk,  dwl  Coso  House 

Waters  .James,  dairyman  with  Michaelson  &,  Tom- 
forde,  dwl  San  Jose  road  nr  Six-mile  House 

Waters  James,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 
Potrero  Point 

Waters  James,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Waters  John,  carpenter,  dwl  251  Minna 

Waters  John,  waichniau,  dwl  Es  Eighth  bet  Fol- 
som and  Harrison 

Waters  John  H.,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Humboldt  nr 
Indiana 

Waters  Joseph  N.  H.,  expresswagon,  313  Sansom, 
dwl  803  Hyde 

Waters  Luciuda,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  C57 
Howard 

Waters  Maiy  Miss,  laundress  with  A.  H.  Hender- 
son, dwl  614  Ellis 

Waters,  Newhoft"&.  Co.,  (Elisha  D.  Waters,  Jr.. 
Edward  C.  NeichoJ/'  and  Charles  D.  Dunn) 
book  and  joli  printers,  512  Sacramento 

Watei-8  Patrick,  tanner,  dwl  Gunnison  Avenue  nr 
Twentyeiglith,  Bernal  Higlits 

Waters  Rodger,  laborer  Laboiers  Pro,  Ben.  Ass'n, 
814  Howard 

Waters  Robert,  boilermaker  Risdon  Iron  Works 

Waters  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  Polk  bet  Greenwich 
and  Filbert 

Waters  Thomas  W.,  compositor  with  M.  D.  Carr  & 
Co.,  dwl  33  Geary 

Waters  William  D.,  carriage  painter  with  M.  W. 
Allen  &,  Co.,  dwl  322  Seventh 

WATERS  &  CO.,  (Frederick  C.  Waters  and  Ed- 
gar H.  Montcll)  coal,  32  Spear 

Waterson  Arthur  R.,  carpenter  with  Excelsior  Mill 
Co.,  dwl  748  Brannan 

Waterson  Patrick,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works, 
dwl  140  Natoma 

Watkeys  Daniel  J.,  dwl  832  Washington 

Waikiu  W.  B.,  solicitor  Security  Life  Insurance 
Co..  office  418  California,  dwl  44  Third 

WATKINS  CAKLETON  E.,  landscape  photog- 
rapher, 429  Montgomery 

WatkiDS  David  F.,  sindent  Pacific  Theological  Sem- 
inary, dwl  502  Jloutgomery 


TH£  FEOPIiES  INSUBANCE  CO.—Successful,  Popular,  BeUable. 


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WalkiiiB  Henry,  butcber,  dwl  550  Folsom 
Wutkine  John,  milkman,  dwi  614  Post 
Wiiikins  Josepli,  ship  calker,  rlwl  626  Fnuitli 
Watkiiis  Joseph,  teamster  with  Joim  B.  Qoldstone, 

(Iwl  7:?0  C'iemeniina 
Watkins  Joseph   E.,  calker  Calker's    Association, 

713  Mission 
Wat  rise  Georffe  C,  draftsman  with  Goddard  &  Co., 

bdsAmencan  Exchange 
Watroiis  Channcy  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  Fourteenth  Av 

nr  P,  South  S.  F. 
Watson  Adam,  fWnlson  &  Kenney)  dwl  151  Beale 
Watson  Anne    (widow)   Beamstress  with  John  G. 

Nelson,  dwl  13  Tehama 
Watson  Anra,  (widow)  dwl  Trinity  nr  Bush 
Watson  Benjamin,  bell  hanger  with  Garvey  <fc  Kim- 
ball, dwl  E  8  Montgomery  nr  Vallejo 
Watson  Charles,  workman  California  Sugar  Refin- 
ery, dwl  Brannan  in-  Eighth 
Watson    Cliarles  A.,  clerk  with  Athearn  &.  Co.,  dwl 

610  Ellis 
Watson  I).  S.  Rev.,  pastor  Second  Baptist  Church, 

dwl  122  Taylor 
Watson  Dudley  L.,  carpenter  Mission   and   Pacific 

Woolen  Mills,  dwl  W  s  Folsom  nr  Fifteenth 
Watson  Emily  M.,    (widow)   dwl  S  s  Harrison  nr 

Eiglith 
Watson  E.  W.,  clerk,  dwl  445  Bush 
Watson  Frank,  seaman,  dwl  18  Clara 
Watson  Geoige,  drayman  with  Joseph  Bassett,  dwl 

24  Scott  Place 
Watson  George,  laborer,  dwl  SW  cor  Washington 

and  Sansom 
Watson  G.  P.  J.,  clerk,  dwl  314  Bush 
Watson  Henry,  laborer  Pacific  Rolling  Mill 
Watson  Henrv.  seaman,  dwl  133  Folsom 
WATSON  HORACE   H.,    marine    surveyor,  and 
agent  N.   Y.   IJecord   American    and    Foreign 
Sliipping,  office  NW  cor  California  and  Battery, 
dwl  Clarendon  House 
Watson  Isabella  Miss,  dwl  60  Clementina 
Watson  J.,  laborer  P  .M  .S.  S.  Co's  Whaif 
Watson  James,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Mon- 
tana 
Watson   James,   commission   merchant  and    agent 
Coast  Whaling    Co.,    office    8   Clay,   dwl  610 
Ellis 
Watson  James,  tinsmith,  dwl  NW  cor  Mont  and 

Union 
Watson  James  A.,  barkeeper  with  Alonzo  Farr.dwl 

SE  cor  Fourth  and  Berry 
Watson  James  A.  B.,  driver  H.&.L.Co.Nol.,S.F. 

F.U..22  O'Farrell 
Watson  James  T.,  examiner  guagers'  returns.  Cus- 
tom House,  dwl  20St  Jones 
Watson  J.  D.,  clerk  C.S.Nav.   Co's  stmr  Antelope 
Watson  John,  engineer,  dwl  S  6  Brunuan  bet  Eighth 

and  Ninth 
Watson  John  B.,  machinist  Pacific  Iron  Works.dwl 

76  Clementina 
Watson  Joseph  U.,  calker,  dwl  512  Bryant 
Watson    Maggie    jMiss,    assistant    teaclier    Union 

Grammar  School,  dwl  24  Scott 
Watson  Mary  Anne,  (widow)  di'e-smaker,  dwl  21 

Natoiua 
Watson  Nicholas  A.,  miner,  dwl  520  Eddy 
Watson  Robert,  clerk,  dwl  N  sBroad  way  bet  Jones 

and  Taylor 
Watson  Robert,  mariner,  dwl  106  Jackson 
Watson   Sarah  E.,    (widow)  furnished  rooms,  120 

Seventh 
Watson  Thomas.baker  Miners'  Restaurant,  dwl  259 

Tehama 
Watson  Thomas,  laborer  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint 
Watson  Thomas,  )>lumbpr,  dwl  104  Alta  Place 
Watson  Thomas  M.,  (colored)  porter  U.S.  Assistant 

Ti-easurer's  office,  dwl  1611  Powell 
Watson    William,   engineer    Jlissinn    and    Pacific 
Woolen  Mills,  dwl  E  s  Shotwell  ur  Sixteenth 


Wutson  William,  hairdressng  saloon,  SE  cor  Third 

and  Mission,  dwl  605  Third 
Watson  William  B  ,  carpenter,  dwl  N  s  Folsom  bet 

First  and  Secrnd 
WATSON  WILLIAM  H.,  mining  agent  and  secre- 
tary, office  302  Mont,  dwl  1816  Marker, 
Watson   William  M.,  pressman   with  Frank  East- 
man, dwl  ilfi  CFairell 
Watson  William  S.,  civil  and  mining engineer,office 

432 Mont,  dwl  212  Powell 
Watson  William  S.,  physician,  office  and   dwl   122 

Taylor 
Watson   &   Kenney,   (Adam    Wnf.xon  and  Peter 

Kenney)  blacksmiths,  151  Beale 
Watson. — See  Wattson 
Watt  Alexander,  carpenter,   dwl   S    s  Linden  nr 

Franklin 
Watt  Andrew,  weigher  with  Charles  Harley  &  Co., 

dwl  Linden  bet  Van  Ness  Av  and  Franklin 

WATTBROTHERS.  fWtllinm  and  liiUjert,  Grnx$ 

Valley  J  Robert  B.  Torrance  agent,   office  609 

Sacramento 

Watt  George  S.,  Banks  o'  Clvde  saloon,  5S7  Market 

Watt  John,  laborer  with   Miller  &   Haley,  dwl  20 

Crook 
Watterson  Arthur   R.,  carpenter  with  Mechanics' 

Mill  &  M.  Co..  dwl  748  Brannan 
Watterson  George  T.,  brickmason,  dwl  748  Bran 
Watts  Evan,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  225  Stev 
Watts  Joseph,  machinist  Fulton  Foundry 
Wattson  Henry  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  1110  Mason 
Wattson  Joseph,    (colored)   hairdresser,  dwl  Miles 

Place 
Wattson  Samuel  B.,  (Parker,  W.  &  Co.;  dwl  1322 

Jackson 
Wau  Yuiie  Lung  Kee,  (Chinese)  merchant,  739  Com 
Waugh  Alexander,  (Alexander  Waugh  &  CV.ydwl 

670  Harrison 
Waugh  Alexander  &  Co.,  (  WiUiam  J.  Wallace  and 

Gcorsre  Miller  J  bottles  and  sucks,  26-28  Main 
Waugh   William,    (colored)  porter  Alameda  It.   R. 

office,  dwl  914  Pacific 
Wax  Paul,  shoemaker  with  Charles  Hoertkorn,  dwl 

1313  Stockton 
Way  Asa  H., clerk,  dwl  927  Washington,  rear 
W^av  Thomas  H.,  collector,  office  30  California  Mar- 

'ket,  dwl  1137  Folsom 
Wayman  Willard  G.,  physician,  office  16  Geary,  dwl 

Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Weasa  Cliarles,  mariner,  dwl  40  Jackson 

Weatlierspoon ,  dwl  225  Bush 

Weaver ,  dwl  333  Bush 

Weaver  Benjamin  F.,  tailor  with  Wright  &  Co.,  dwl 

636  Commercial 
Weaver  C,  (widow)  nurse,  dwl  1511  Stockton,  rear 
AVeaver  Charles,  carpenter  H.C. League, 1 28  Kearny 
We.iver  George,  ( D' Arcy  Jp  Co.j  dwl  71  Clem 
Weaver  George  H.,  bookkeeper,  213  Front,  dwl  220 

Shotwell 
Weaver  Henry,  saddle  and  harnessmaker,  7  Powell 

and  671  Maiket,  res  Oakland    Point 
Weaver  John,  porter  with  Tay,  Brooks  &  Backus, 

dwl  417  Bush 
Weaver    Nicholas,    woodcarver  with  William  G. 

Weir,  dwl  109  Montgomery 
WEAVER  P.  L  ,  asjent  Hazard  Powder  Co.,  office 

118  Front,  dwl  l.'i34  Howard 
Weaver  Thomas  J.,   carriagepainter  with  Milo  P. 

Holmes,  dwl  810^  Filbert 
Weaver  W.  W.,  stevedore,   dwl  cor  Thirtieth  and 

Dame 
Webb  Albert,  dwl  1014  Pine 
Webb  Alonzo.  attorney  at  law,  office  420  California, 

dwl  1007  Powell  " 
Webb  Andrew,  laborer  with  William  H.  Norton, dwl 

Austin  nr  Goiitrh 
WEBB  ANDREW  C,    hardware  and   crockery, 
779  Market,  and  salesman  with  Jacob  Underbill 
&Co.,dvvl43  Ritch 


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Webli  Charles  H.,niachini8t,dwl  E  s  Wetmore  Place 
Webb  Charles  H.,  upholsterer  with  Fiauk   G.  Ed- 

WHrda.  628  Clay 
WEBB  CHRISTOPHER  C,  merchant,   office  405 

Front,  res  OaUland 
Webb  Daniel,  hostler  with  Edwin  J.  Foster,   dwl 

Point  Lubos  Avenue,  2  miles  from  Toll  Gate 
Webl)  Edgar,  compositor,  dwl  1007  Powell 
Wel)b  Francis  A.,  drayman,  118  Bat,  dwl  5'21  Ellis 
Webb  George,  teamster  with  Henry  Kissaue,  dwl 

150  Clara 
Webb  H.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Webb  Henry,  deputy  superintendent  streets,   dwl 

82'2  Broadway 
Webb  Henry,  fruits  and  vegetables,  358  Fourth 
Webb  Henry,  furnished  rooms,  cor  Stock  and  Ellis 
Webb  Henry,  niolder  Golden  State  Iron  Works.dwl 

Leroy  Place  ur  Sacramento 
Webb  Henry,  watchman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s 

S.  S.  Moses  Taylor 
Webb  Jiimes  P.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office  and 

dwl  108  Second 
Webb  John,  dwl  E  s  Ninth  nr  Harrison 
Webl)  Joseph  W.,  clerk  with  Andrew   C.  Webb, 

dwl  33:>  Tyler 
Webb  Joslnni,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Webb  Lucien,  chief  mate  S.  S.  Moses  Taylor 
Webb  M.  Shepard,  salesman  with  Marsh,  Pilsbury 

&Co..  dwl  191-.' Taylor 
Webb  Peter  L.,   ( Littbjield,    W.  &   Co.)  dwl  209 

Austin 
WEBB  WATSON,  general  agent  North  America 

Life  Ins.  Co.,  otiice  302  Mont,  res  Oakland 
Webber  C.  H.,  laborer  U.  S.  clothing  depot,  dwl 

331  Kearnv 
Webber  E.  J., 'laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Webber  Ezra  J.,  seaman,  dwl  18  Stanford 
Webber  Fanny  M.,  (widow)  dwl  447  Bryant 
Webber  George,  piledi-iver  with   E.   C.  Boobar  & 

Co.,  dwl  N  8  Urannan  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Webber  George  E.,  foreman  piledriver,  dwl  Ss  De- 
Boom  nr  First 
Webber  George  E.,  mining  engineer,  dwl  NE  cor 

Austin  and  Franklin 
Webber  .lacob,  trunkmaker,  dwl  2015  Mission 
Webber  Lewis  H.,  firmer,  dwl  Coso  House 
Webber  Stepiien  L.,  engineer  with  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co., 

dwl  18  Stanford 
Webber  Tliomas,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Weber  Adolph  C,  civil  engineer,  507  Montgomery 

and   president  Humboldt  Savings  Bank,  office 

16  Geary,  dwl  810  Folsom 
Weber  Alexander,  laborer  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Re- 
liner  y,  dwl  cor  Eighth  and  Bryant 
Weber  Andrew,  tailor  with  James  Schlam,  dwl  27 

Fourth 
Weber  August,  clerk,  dwl  1428  Dnpont 
Weber  Ciiarles,  clerk  with  Morris  Speyer  &  Co., dwl 

240  Stevenson 
Weber  Ernst,  butcher,  1322  Dupont 
Weber  F.  Mrs.,  midwife,  dwl  1428  Dupont 
Weber  Frederick,  butcher  with  W.  Oswald,  dwl 

1012  Pacilic 
"Weber  Frederick,  cook  Golden  Gate  Hotel,  728  Mkt 
Weber   Frederick   C,   shoemaker,   807   Clay,   dwl 

Slieppard  Place  nr  Mason 
Weber  G.   &  Co.,    f  William   BranscheidJ    boots 

and  shoes,  638  Commercial 
Weber  Gabriel,   (G.    Weber  Jh   Go.J    dwl   5    St. 

Charles 
Weber  George,  cabinetmaker  with  Scbreiber,  Rohr 

&  Co.,  dwl  18  Natoma 
Weber  George,  musical  instrnmenfmaker  with  Wil- 
liam A.  Frey,  dwl  637  Broadway 
Weber  Henry,  luarket,  cor  Tiu-k  and  Fillmore,  dwl 

W  8  Fillmore  bet  McAllister  and  Tyler 
Weber  Hermann,  liquor  saloon,  dwl  502Brannan 
Weber  Jolni,  brewer  with  John  J.  Streuli,   dwl 

414  Dupont 


Weber  Julius,  market,  Ss  Twenty-third  nr  Mission 
Weber  Julius,  clerk  with  M.  Gray,  dwl  606  Pine 
Weber  Louis,  cook  with  Michael  O'Neil,  dwl  227 

Second 
Weber  Louis,  bookkeeper,  dwl  872  Mission 
Weber  Louis,  groceries  and  liijuors,  NW  cor  Page 

and  Franklin 
Weber  Otto  R.    H.,  collector,  19  New  Montgomery, 

dwl  1201  Sacramento 
Weber  Paul,  teacher  music,  dwl  713  Broadway 
Weber  Paul  J.,  (Garkoch,  W.  &  Co.)  dwl  109  Cali- 
fornia 
Weber  Peter,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Weber  Peter,  confectioner  with  Miley,  Perrin  & 

Co.,  738  Washington 
Weber  Philip,  upholsterer  with  George  O.  Whitney 

<Sr  Co.,  dwl  32  Garden 
Weber  Peter,  waiter  with  John  Reagan,  614  Mont 
Weber   Theodore,   painter  with   John  Quadt,  509 

Dupont 
Weber  Wiihelmine,  (widow)  dwl  1111  Sacramento 
Weber  William,  confectioner,  dwl  1223  Dupont 
Weber  William,  (Rotger  &    W.)  dwl   1227  Dupont 
Weblan  Michael,  tanner  with   Funcke  &,  Wasser- 

mann,  dwl  cor  Eighth  and  Brannau 
Websit  Waterman,  merchant  tailor,  dwl  1007  Mkt 
Webster  Artemus,  calker,  dwl  50  Tehama 
Webster  Arthur,  calker,  dwl  37  Clementina 
Webster  Benjamin  F.,  shipwright,  dwl  64  Tehama 
Webster  Catherine,  (widow)    hoarding  and    lodg- 
ings, 217  Second 
Webster  C.  H.,  auctioneer,  dwl  407  Powell 
Webster  Charles  F.,  f  Weljster  &  Minium)  dwl  cor 

VanNess  and  Linden  Avenues 
Webster  Charles   P.,  driver   Front  St.,  M.  &  O. 

K.  R.,  dwl  1606  Bush 
Webster  Charlotte,  (widow)    dwl  28  Stanly  Place 
Webster  Daniel  F.,  clerk  with  Webster  &  Minturn, 

dwl  cor  VanNess  and  Linden  Avenues 
Webster  Edward,  piledriver,  dwl  228  Ritch,  rear 
Webster   Franklin,   sliipcarpenter  with   Clark    &c 

Wliitehonse,  dwl  64  Tehama 
Webster   George  G.,  stockbroker,   office    19   Mer- 
chants' Exchange,  dwl  1107  Stockton 
Webster    George    W.,    carpenter  with    Amos    R. 

Nichols,  dwl  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Clay 
WEBSTER  H.  &  CO.,  f  Charles  .J.  Newcomb  and 
Snmncl    L.   Stanley)    importers    and   jobbere 
wines  and  liquors,  4l{)  Front 
Webster  Henry  A.,  dwl  Russ  House 
Webster    Horace,    (H.  Webster  &  Go.)  res    New 

Yoik 
Webster  Isabella,    (widow)    furnished  rooms,  530 

Bush 
Webster  James  A., clerk  overland  department  Wells, 

Fargo  &  Co.,  res  Brooklyn 
Webster  John  N.,  dealer  revenue  stamps,  506  Mont- 
gomery, res  Alameda 
Webster  Lemuel,  calker  with    L.  S.  Allen  &  Co., 
Webster  Lyons,  tailor,  406  Jackson 
Webster  M.  Howard,  (Webster  &  McKce)  dwl  cor 

Bush  and  Stockton 
Webster  Richard  P.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  120  Fell 
Webster   Street   Homestead  Association,   office  27 

Merchants'  Exchange 
Webster  Thomas,  shoemaker  with  John  B.  Dunn, 

dwl  Folsom  Hotel 
Webster  Thomas  W.,  laborer,  dwl  830  Folsom 
Webster  Walter  B.,  salesman  with  Locke  <t  Monta- 
gue, dwl  1606  Bush 
Webh^ter  Waterman,  tailor,  116  Sutter,  dwl  1007 

Market 
WEBSTER  &  McKEE,  (M.  Howard  Webster  and 
Joseph  L.  McKee)  agents  Banner  Chewing  To- 
bacco, 300  Battery 
Webster    <fe    Minturn,   (Charles   F.     Webster   and 
John  Minium)  exchange  brokers,  office   310 
Montgomery 
Week  L.  E.,  ( L.  E.  Week  Sf  Co.)  res  Europe 


Insure  y&ur  Buildms,  V  essel,  or  Cargo,  in  the  PflOPIiSS. 


C.  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO..  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Importers  and  Jobbers. 


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VVECK  L.  E.  &C0.,  ("Bernard  Getleson  and  Gun- 

tiive  C.  Landixj  importers  French  leather  and 

shoe  liudings,  543  Market 
Weckum  James,  waiter  North  Pac.  Tran8.  Co.  's  S. 

S.  California 
Weckerle  Ciiarles,  carpenter,  529  Broadway,  dwl 

43 1  Broa<lway 
Weckerle    diaries    Mrs.,    furnished    rooms,    434 

Hroadway 
Weddei-spoori  Jolin,  (Groan  Sf  Co.)  res  Oakland 
Wedderspoon  William,  (Cross  &  Co.)  res  Glasgow, 

Scotland 
Wedderkind  George  L.,  clerk  Justices'  Court,  dwl 

417  Green 
Wedel  Gns,  correspondent  and  teacher  music,  dwl 

1513  Stckton,  rear 
Wedel  Jolin  G.,  watchman,   dwl   W  s   Ohio  bet 

Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Wedel  John  M.,  shoemaker,  dwl 5  Trinity 
Wedemeyer  Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE   cor 

Sixth  and  Sliipley 
Wedl  Jotin,  hairdresser  with  Adam  Erbe,  dwl  1513 

Stockton,  rear 
Weed    Alexaader,  (Alexander    Weed  Sc    Co.)  dwl 

128  Eleventh 
WEED    ALEXANDER    &    CO.,   agents  Rocky 

Mountain  Coal  and  Iron  Co., depot  1020  Market, 

ottice  4^0  California,  dwl  128  Eleventh 
Weed  Joseph,  assistant  storekeeper  Custom  House, 

dwl  1401  Powell 
Weed  Joseph   H.,  ( Weed  &    KiHgwell)  dwl  1217 

Leavenworth 
Weed  Nathaniel  Jr.,  dwl  101  Jessie 
Weed  Sewing  Machine   Co.,  S.  E.  Hoar  agent,  329 

Kearnv 
WEED  (fe'KINGWELL,   f  Joseph  H.  Weed  and 

Vincent  KtHgirell)  proprietors  California  Brass 

Works,  125  First 
Weeden    Chiistopher,    (colored)  cook,  133  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  20  Lewis 
Weeden  Ellen  H.  Miss,  teacher  City  Female  Sem- 
inary, SE  cor  Mason  and  O'Farrell 
Weeks   A.,  watchmaker   with  Frederick  Hofleng, 

dwl  E  s  Sumner  nr  Howard 
Weeks  Annie  Mrs.,  dwl  1135  Clay 
Weeks  Charles  W.,  carpenter,  dwl  731  Green 
Weeks  Ehen,  calker  Calkers'  Ass'n.  713  ^Mission 
Weeks  Edward  P..  (Porter,  Hoi  lad  ny  &    VV.)  at- 
torney at  law,  office  620  Wash,  dwl  1U18  Pine 
Weeks  E.  J.,  reiil    estate,  office  6  Merchants'  Ex- 

chiiiige,  dwl  1325  Powell 
Weeks  Fielder  S.,  (F.  S.   Weeks  ^  CoJ  rea  New 

York 
Weeks  Frank  Samuel,  printer    Pioneer,   dwl  803 

Hyde 
Weeks  Freeman   L.,  physician  and  surgeon,  office 

and  dwl  ()34  Mission 
WEEKS  F.  S.  &   CO.,  (D.  F.   Vanliew  and  C.  L. 

hinsley)  manufacturers  and   importers    paper 

hangings  and  window  shades,  31:,i-3l4  Pine 
Weeks  George  P.,  baginaker  with  E.  Detrickife  Co., 

dwl  Oak  nr  Laguna 
Weeks  Lewis,  engineer  with  Bros  &  Boru,  dwl  521 

Mission 
Weeks  Washington  P.,  carpenter,  dwl  524  Oak 
Weeks  William,  carpenter,  dwl  nr  Cliff  House,  Cliff 

House  Road 
WeemsJ.  D.,  operator  Western   Union  Telegraph 

Co.,  dwl  3lj  Geary 
Weenock  Aaron,  clothing,  529  Commercial,  dwl  141 

Teh  II  ma 
Weenock  Isaac,  clothing,  529  Commercial,  dwl   141 

Tehama 
Weerhrouk  Frederick,  upholsterer,  902  Siicramento 
Weeie  James,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Associa- 
tion, 814  Howard 
WEGENER  FREDERICK  O.  notary  public  and 

comniia^ioiier  deeds,  office  3.3r)  Montgomery, dwl 

E  8  Columbia  bet  Folsom  and  llarrisou 


WEGENER  RICHARD,  accountant  and  mining: 
secretary,  olKce  414  California,  dwl  28  Oak 
Grove  Avenue 

Wegleliner  Leonhardt,  clerk  with  Michael  Reese, 
dwl  336  Third 

Wegner  Frederick,  market,  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Harri- 
son, dwl  414  Sixth 

Wehmever  Henry,  cellarman,  321  Montgomery ,dwl 
24  Howard  Court 

Wehn  Charles  E.,  salesman  with  Charles  F.  Wehn, 
dwl  908  Post 

Wehn  Chai  les  F.,  merchant  tailor,  307  Montgomery, 
dwl  908  Post 

Wehr  Frederick,  carpenter  and  builder,  40  Jackson 

Wehr  Henry,  carpenter  with  Frederick  Wehr,  dwl 
40  Jackson 

Wehr  William,  carpenter,  dwl  30  Ritch 

Wehrly  Mary,  electro-magnetic  physician  and  music 
teacher,  dwl  522  Pine 

Wehrlv  Samuel,  mathematical  instrument  maker, 
dwl  522  Pine 

Wehser  Henry  A.,^  Wehser  Sf  Lachmann)  dwl  545 
Natoraa 

Wehser  &  Lachmann, i^flenry  A.  Wehser  and  Julius 
Lachmann)  cabinetmakers,  1029  Howard 

Weich  Valentine,  market,  871  Mission 

WEICHHART  JOHN,  proprietor  California  Tool 
Works,  143  Beale,  dwl  528  Howard 

Weichhart  William,  show-casemaker,  7  Dupont 

Weid  Ivar  A.,  manager  What  Cheer  Laundry,  dwl 
NE  cor  Battery  and  Jackson 

Weideniann  Heinrich,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  215  Ritch 

Weidemann  John,  cooper  with  John  P.  Meyer,  dwl 
125  Sliipley 

Weidenhoefer  Frederick,  hotelkeeper,  dwl  Boots 
Hotel 

W^eidenreich  Michael,  salesman,  23  Sansom,  dwl  643 
Vallejo 

Weidenreich  Solomon, (^/.  Zacharias  &  Co.)  dwl  643 
Vallejo 

Weigand  Richard,  bathman  Sanitarium  Baths,  dwl 
2210  Powell 

Weigel  Charles  A.,  porter,  dwl  S  s  Linden  bet  La- 
guna and  Octavia 

Weigel  Henry,  porter  with  Wormser  Bros.,  SW 
cor  California  and  Front 

Weigher  Charles,  baker  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 

Weiiile  John  V.,  shoemaker  with  Beers,  Blair  & 
Maynard,  dwl  112  Natoma 

Weigle'Marv,  (widow)  dwl6ij3i  Minna 

Weiimann  t'rederick,  porkpacker  with  J.  Y.  Wil- 
son &  Co.,  dwl  cor  Fillmore  and  Greenwich 

Weilie  August,  cigars  and  tobacco,  SE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  California,  dwl  .531  Union 

Weihe  Edwiud,  groceries  and  liquors,  149  San  Bru- 
no Road  nr  Twenty-eighth 

Weihe  Henry,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 

Weihe  Philip,  clerk  with  August  VVeihe,  344  Mont 

Weil  Abraham,  (  Uhlf elder.  Caha  <&  Co.)  dwl  726 
Geary 

WEIL  BROTHERS,  (William,  Louis,  Joseph  and 
David)  importers  and  wholesale  liquors,  etc., 
213  Jackson 

Weil  D.  &  Brother,merchant8,  (Shasta  Cal.J  office 
213  Jackson 

Weil  David,  (  Weil  Brothers)  res  Shasta 

Weil  Henry,  cook,  dwl  361  Alinna 

Weil  Heniy  L.,  bookkeeper,  17  Battery,  and  fancy 
goods,  314  Kearny 

Weil  Joseph,  (Weil  Brothers)  dwl  420  Tyler 

Weil  Leopold,  clerk  with  Neustadter  Bros.,  dwl  309 
Stockton 

Weil  1jon\B,(  Weil  Brothers)  dwl  726  O'Farrell 

Weil  Meier,  clerk,  dwl  236  Sutter 

Weil  Meyer,  (  Weil  ^-  Woodlcnfj  dwl  229  O'Farrell 

Weil  Moses,  r  Uhlf  elder,  Cnhn  &  Co. )  dwl  726  Geary 

Weil  Oscar,  (Schmidt  &  W.)  dwl  109  O'Farrell 

Weil  Theodore,  salesman.  113  Battery,  dwl  32  Ellis 

Weil  William,  (Weil  Brothers)  dwl  420  Tyler 


JONSS,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Perfumery  and  Fancy  Soap». 


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WEIL  <t  CO.,  f  Julius  Beer  and  Joseph  Avon)  im- 
porters and  jobbers  cigars  and  tobacco,  and  man- 

ufHCtiirers  genuine  Vnelta  Abnjo  Havana  cigars, 

SVV  cor  Front  and  Sacramento 
Weil    &    WOODLEAP,    rUeyer   Weil  and  77. 
Woodleofj  importers  and  jobbers  fancy  goods. 

Yankee  uotious,  cutlery,  stationery,   etc.,   113 

]$attery 
Weilbacber  Martin,  baker  with  Henry  Winkle,  dwl 

8E  cor  Haltery  and  Vailejo 
Weilbacber  Peter," cook  with  Seiz  &  Bresse,607  Sac 

Weill ,  bds  1^2  Leideedorff 

Weill  Alexander,  (Lazard  Fie  res  and  Stein,  Simon 

^  Co.)  dwl  SE  cor  Sutter  and  Van  Ness  Av 
Weill  Elie,  (Weill  &  Raasjrts  Paris 
Weill  Henry,  fj.    W.  Davidson  &   Co.)  dwl  1517 

Powell 
Weill  Raphael,  (J.    W.  Davidson  &  Go.)  dwl  1517 

Powell 
Weill  Sylvain,  (Stein,  Simon  <fc  Co.)  res  New  York 
Weill  William,  special  policeman,  dwl  701  Clem 
WEILL  &  EA AS,  (Elie  Weill  and  Emanvel  Raas) 

importers  cloths,  caseimeres  and  beavers,  etc., 

616  Sacrnmento 
Weiller  Richard,  laborer  with  Miller  &  Haley,  dwl 

Berry  St.  House 
Weiman  Andrew,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Weims  Peter,  tanner  with  Fuucke  &  Wassermann, 

dwl  Ninth  nrBrannan 
Weinl)aum  Harris,  glazier,  dwllSRansch,  rear 
Weinberg  Louis,  tailor,  dwl  Green's  Court  nr  How 
Weinberg  Moses,  teacher,  dwl  510  Sixth,  rear 
Weindorf  Jacob,  fruits  and  vegetables,  222  Fourth 
Weinterniiller  Jose,   cigarmaker  with  A.  Ramon, 

dwl  15  Hinckley 
Weintraub   Louis,  bagmaker  with  Marks  &Wein- 

tranb,  dwl  514  Minna 
Weintraub  Samuel,  (Marks  &    W.  and  A.  Hohne 

<&  Co.)  dwl  .550  Jessie 
Weintraut  Albert,  piledriver  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  cor 

Berry  and  Madden 
Weintz  Melcher,  teamster  with  Cal.  Com.  and  M. 

Co.,  dwl  Greenwich  nr  Scott 
Weir  James, blacksmith,  202  Beale,  dwl  413  Folsom 
Weir  James,  enti-y  clerk  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &  Co., 

721  Market 
Weir  James,  laborer,  dwl  178  Minna 
Weir  James  C,  carpenter  and  builder,  840  Mission, 

dwl  850  Mission 
Weir  John,  expresswagon,  NEcor  Front  and  Pine, 

dwl  20  Silver 
Weir  John,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Weir  William,  patternmaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  347  Fremont 
WEIR  WILLIAM  G.,   manufacturer  cabinet  fur- 
niture, 113  Hayes,  salesroom,  638  Market,  dwl 

125  Hayes 
Weir — See  Ware  and  Wier 
Weirich  August,  laborer  with  Koster  &  Hesse,  dwl 

326  Clementina 
Weis   Elise,  (widow)    dwl  NW   cor   Filbert    and 

Gaven 
Weis  John,  laborer,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Weibbrod  John  H.,  tailor,  9  Hardie  Place 
Weise  Charles,  captain  schooner  P.  &,  R.  No.  7,  dwl 

40  Jackson 
Weise  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  40  Jackson 
Weiser  Matthew,  miller  with   Herman  Zwieg,  dwl 

N  s  Briinnan  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Weisenboru  Frederick,  proprietor  Presidio  House, 

Presidio  road  ur  U.  S.  Reservation 
Weisheimer  Charles,  butcher  with  John  Wuthrich, 

329  Geary 
Weisheimer  John,    painter  with  IIopps  &   Sons, 

dwl  3  J  Geary 
Weiskopf  Ignalz,  salesman  with  Buyer,Reich  &.  Co., 

dwl  929  Jackson 
Weisman  Fiank,  (Weisman  <&  Haag)  dwl  SW  cor 

Howard  and  Langton 


Weisman  &  Haag,  (Frank  Weisman  and  Georfre 

Harip^)  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Howard 

and  Langton 
Weismann  Gustav,  fresco  painter,  dwl  1014  Stock 
Weisniann  Henry,  cabinetmaker  with  E.  Schune- 

mann,  dwl  4  St.  Mary  Place 
Weiss  Edward  H.,  engineer,  dwl  Ss  McAllister  nr 

Octavia 
Weiss  Henry  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  426  Tehama 
Weiss  Henry  W.,  restaurant,  dwl  I.^OSj  Franklin 
WEISS    JACOB,  New   Philadelphia    Rcbtanrant, 

1 10 Sutter,  dwl260Tyler 
Weiss  M.,  book   and  job    printer  and    publisher 

Voice  of  Israel,  511  Sacramento 
Weiss  Peter,   upliolsterer  with  Frank  G.  Edwards, 

dwl  Stevenson  nr  Fourth 
Weissich  William  O.,  clerk  with  Taylor  &  Bendel, 

dwl  415  Natoma 
Weissig  Christian,  collector,  dwl  114  Morton  ' 

Weissig  Erhard,  clerk  with  John  C.  Bollinger,  dwl 

114  Morton 
Weissinger  Louis,  butcher,  dwl  9  Belden 
Weissler  Alexander,  reader  Congi'egational  Eman- 
uel, dwl  1008Larkin 
Weissmann  Gustav, painter  with  Noble  &  Gallagher, 

dwl  1014  Stevenson 
Weilner  Joseph,  laborer  Pacilic  Bi'ewery,  dwl  271 

Tehama 
Weit/.mann   Robert  G.  E.,  basketmaker,  dv?l  New 

Atlantic  Hotel 
Webby  Nathan  B.,  (Flynn  4-  W.)  dwl  E  s  Geneva 

bet  Brannan  and  Townsend 
Welch  Alfred  J.,  real  estate,  dwl  N  s  McAllister  nr 

Buchanan 
Welch  Andrew,  (Welch  4-  Go.)  dwl  708  Taylor 
Welch  Bartholomew,  laborer,  dwl  40  Moss 
Welch   Bartholomew,  laborer,   dwl  cor  Noe  and 

Thirtieth 
Welch   Bella  Miss,  seamstress,  dwl  10  Sherwood 

Place 
Welch  Benjamin,  shipjoiner,  dwl  Ns  Turk  bet  Fill- 
more and  Steiner 
Welch  Charles,  carrier  Morning  Call 
Welch  Daniel,  fruitpeddler,  dwl  415  Hyde 
Welch  Dennis  VV.,  varnisher  with  Goodwiu  &.  Co., 

dwl  239  Fell 
Welch  Edward,  carpenter,  dwl  225|  Perry,  rear 
Welch  Edward,  longshoreman,  dwl  26  Sieuart 
Welch  Heurv  H.,  (  Welch  &  Hcrr)  dwl  8  Bieuham 

Place 
Welch  J.,  laborer  P,  M.  S.  S.  Go's  Wharf 
Welch  J.  A.,  dwl  Branch  House 
Welch  James,  cartman,  dwl  1232  Vailejo 
Welch  James,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
Welch  James,  milkman,  dwl  S  s  Ellis  bet  Fillmore 

and  Webster 
Welch  James  C.,  laborer  with  Pope  &  Talbot,  dwl 

638  Jessie 
Welch  James  M.,  clerk  Roller  Skating  Co.,  Mechan- 
ics' Pavilion,  W  s  Stockton  nr  Poet 
Welch  James  M.  Jr.,  porter  v^-ith  Brittan,  Holbrook 

&  Co.,  dwl  cor  Twenty-seventh  and  Howard 
Welch  John,  boilermaker,  dwl  6  Mission 
Welch  John,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  W  e  Nintli  nr  Har 
Welch  John,  calker,  dwl  Eighth  Avenue  nr  H,  South 

San  Francisco 
Welch  John,  helper  with  Wells,  Russell  &  Co.,  dwl 

649  Minna 
Welch  John, milkman,  dwl  SE  ror  Fillmore  and  Ellis 
Welch  John,  molder,  dwl  748  Harrison 
Welcli  John,  nurse  City  and  County  Hospital 
Welch   John  J.,   carriayepaintcr  with   (Jeorge    D. 

Clark,  dwl  N  s  Turk  bet  Fillmore  and  Steiner 
Welch  Joseph  W.,  carrier  Alta  California,  dwl  434 

Fremont 
Welch  Lizzie  Miss,  saleswoman  with  Miss  Mary  N. 

Curley,  dwl  54  Fourth 
Welch  M.,  teamster  with  Hancock  &  Kelso 
Welch  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  328  Third,  rear 


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Welcli  Midiael,  laborer,  dwl  506  Minna 

Welch  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  NE  cor  Fol  and  Beale 

Welcli  Michael,  niilkuian,   dwl  cor  Thirtieth  aud 

Datne 
Welch  Michael,  tailor  with  C.  C.  Hastings  &.  Co., 

<l\vl  1905  Hyde 
Welih  Michael,  tinsmith,  dwl  1112  Kearny,  rear 
Welch  Michael,  varnisher  with  Goodwiu  &,  Co., dwl 

■UMi  Folsom 
Welch  P..  h borer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Welch  Patrick,  frniipeddler.  dwl  415  Hyde 
Welch  Patrick,  hiborer,  dwl  E  b  York  bet  Twenty- 
second  and  Twenty-third 
Welch  Peter,  seaman,  dwl  138  Silver 
Welch  Philip,  carpenter,  dwl  763  Mission 
Welch  II.  D.,  f  Welch  i^-  Co.J  res  Liveiiiool 
Welch  T.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Welch  Thomas,  butcher  with  P.  McKenua  &  Co., 

dwl  Kittli  Avenue nr  M,  South  S.  F. 
Welcli  Thomas,  diiver,  dwl  13-2  Fifth 
Welch  Thomas,  liborer,  dwl  20  Allen 
Welch  Tlioinas,  laborer  with  Morris  Preston,  dwl 

Ilaight  nr  Broderick 
Welch  Thomas,  waiter,  dwl  9  Essex 
Welch  Thomas  H.,  shoemaker  with  Beers,  Blair  <fe 

Maynard,  dwl  NW  cor  Mont  and  Filbert 
Welch  VVilliam,  blacksmith  with  Nelson  &  Doble, 

dwl  221   Claia 
Welch  William,  macLiuist  Pacific  Iron  Works,  dwl 

22.J^  Perry 
Welch  William  W.,  watchmaker,  dwl  18  Bernard 
Weh  h  W.  P..  trader,  dwl  742  Broadway 
WELCH  &  CO.,  (Andrew  and  R.  D.'WelchJ  \m- 
porting  and  commission  merchants,  and  agents 
Aloodys  Buirard    Inlet    Saw    Mills,    British 
Columbia,  office  525  Front 
Welch  &  Herr,  (Henry   H.    Welch   and  James  J. 

Herr)  stockbrokers,  office  422  Montgomery 
Welch.— See  W.ikh,  Walsh  and  Welsh 
Welcker  Carl,  confectioner  with  Adolnh  Heine,  dwl 

318  Davis 
Weldon  Charles  P.,  shoemaker  with  Metropolitan 

B.  &  S.  Co.,  dwl  104  Polk 
Weldon  Charles  S.,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  NE  cor  Polk 

and  Hayes 
Wellbiock  Henry,  clerk  with  Paulsen  &  Siebe,  dwl 

cor  Turk  and  Taylor 
Wellbrock  Henry,  (Wellbrock  Sr  Schroder)  dwl 

NE  cor  D.i\is  and  Commercial 
Wellbrock    &    Schroder,   (Henry     Wellbrock    and, 
Henry  Schroder  J  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 
Davis  and  Commercial 
Welle  Fiedeiick  William,  bookkeeper,  12  Battery, 

dwl  411  Minna 
Wellen  Patrick  M.,  carpenter  with  Miller  &  Haley, 

dwl  14  Twelfth 
Weller  B.,  Liborer  City  Paving  Co. 
Weller  Bell)  iiuin,  shoemaker  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl 

77  Natoma 
Weller  Charles  L.,  secretary  Board  of  Healtb,ofiice 

621  .lackson.  dwl  110  Taylor 
Weller  Coniail,  dressmaker.  129  Second 
Weller  Edward,  sawyer  with  City  Paving  Co.,  dwl 

12 5  Harriet 
W^ellt-r  J.  B.  Jr.,  bds  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Welles  Simnel,  bookkeeper  with   W.  W.  Dodge  & 

Co.,  dwl  902  Moutgoinery 
Welly ren    Robert,    longshoieman,    dwl    18   Wash- 

in-iioii 
Wellington  Charles  A.,  agent  asphaltnra  water  pipe, 
:<2t)  Montgomery,  and  clerk  CliristyA  Wise,  dwl 
733  Harrison 
Wellington  F.   B.,  (name   and   dwl  refused)    clerk 

with  Edward  E.  Moore 
Welliii;,'toii  N.,  (colored)  dwl  1  Adele  Alley 
Wellman   Bela,  (Wellman,  Feck  <fc   Co  J  dwl  SE 

cor  Guerrero  and  Seventeenth 
Wellman  George  H.,  salesman  with  C.  C.  Hastings 
&  Co.,  dwl  121  Second 


WELLMAN,  PECK  ACQ.,  (Bela  Wellman,  John 
L.  Peck   and    Ttmolhy   L.  Barker)  importers 
and  wholesale  grocers,  416  and  418  Front 
WELLS    ASA   14.,    manager    Mechanics  Mill  and 
Manufacturing  Co.,  (aud  Wells,  Russell  &  Co. 
and  Brown  A    W.)  dwl  216  Eddv 
WELLS'  BUILDING,  SW  cor  Moiit  and  Clay 
Wells  Chester  W.,  l)ookkeeper  with  J.  De  La  Mon- 

tanva,  dwl  1907  Leavenworth 
WELLS,  FARGO  &  CO.,  Express  and  Banking 
Co.,  otlice  NW  cor  Montgomery  and  California 
WELLS,  FARGO  &  CO.,  Fast  Freight  office,  309 

Clay 
Wells  Francis  H.,  attorney  at  law,  office  and  dwl  402 

Montgomery 
Wells  George  F.,  carpenter,  dwl  314  Bush 
Wells  George  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  California  Av 

opp  Howard,  Bernal  Hiyhts 
Wells   George    R.,   clerk   Pacific   Bank,   dwl   720 

Mission 
Wells  George  H.,  attorney  at  law,  office  420  Cali- 
fornia, dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Wells  George  T.,  engineer  Southern  Pacific  R.R., 

res  Gilrov 
Wells  Henry  iH.,  captain,  dwl  Frank's  Building 
Wells  Henry  R.,  bookkeeper,  209  Battery,  dwl  757 

Mission 
Wells  John,  shoemaker  with  Buckingham  ifeHecht, 

dwl  727  Minna,  rear 
Wells  Joseph  A.,   porter  with  W.  A.  Holcomb  <& 

Co.,  dwl  502  Vallejo 
Wells  Lee,  blacksmith,  dwl  1049  Folsom 
Wells  Levi,  horseshoer,  419  Pine 
Wells  Lizzie  Miss,  assistant  teacher  South  Cosmopo- 
litan Primary  School,  dwl  210  Francisco 
Wells  Rollins,  cooper,  dwl  46  Ritch 
WELLS,  RUSSELL  &  CO.,  (AsaR.  Welh,Mon- 
son   Russell  and   SeelyB.  Lyon)  sawing  aud 
planing,  Mechanics  Mill,  SW  cor  Mission  and 
Fremont 
Wells  Samuel  P.  Capt.,  marine  surveyor  Union  In- 
surance Co.,  dwl  858  Harrison 
Wells  Waller,  stevedore,  dwl  75  Jessie 
Wells  William,  maiiner,  dwl  210  Francisco 
Wells  William,  rigger,  dwl  22  Clementina 
Wells  William  F.,  clerk,  37  California  Market,  dwl 

540  Mission 
WELLS   WILLIAM   V.,   clerk  Mayor  City  and 

County,  2  City  Hall,  dwl  37  Second 
Wells.— See  Welles 
Wellsfoid  Joseph,  clerk  Examiner  Office,  dwl  NW 

cor  Washington  and  Powell 
Welfiby  Henry,  deckhand  stmr  El  Capitan,  Oakland 
Ferry 

Welsh, tailor,  dwl  .333  Bush 

Welsh  Andrew,  drayman  with  C.  A.  Hooper  &  Co., 

dwl  29  Filth  Avenue 
Welsh  Ann,  (widow)  dwl  9  Langton,  rear 
Welsh  Annie  E.  (colored)  (widow)  dressmaker,  dwl 

1021  Pacific 
Welsh  Arthur,  carpenter,  dwl  249J  Clara 
Welsh   Charles  Capt.,  dwl  S  8  Chestnut  bet  Jones 

and  Leavenworth 
Welsh  Charles,  clerk,  dwl  445  Bush 
Welsh  Charles,  driver  with  Gnss  &  Co.,  114  Turk 
Welsh  Coleman,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Gilbert  bet  Bran- 
nan  and  Towiisend 
Welsh  George,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Welsh  H.  H.,  purser  C.  S.  Nav.  Go's  stmr  Yosemite 
Welsh  James,  bellman  Russ  House 
Welsh   James,    bootmaker   U.  W.  M.  B.  &  S.  Co., 

dwl  23  Natoma 
Welsh  James,  laborer,dwl  Es  Folsom  nr  Sixteenth 
Welsh  James,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Ellen  nr  Harrison 
Welsh   James,    laborer,    dwl  Precita   Avenue   nr 

Mis-sion 
W^elsh   James,   laborer  C.  P.  R.  R.,  dwl  Berry  St. 

House 
Welsh  James,  milkman,  Bryant  nr  Twentieth 


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Welsh  John,  laborer,  dwl  Ws  York  bet  Solano  and 

Nineteenth 
Welsh  John,  laborer  Golden  Gate  Sngar  Refinery 
Weli^h  John,  laborer  C.  P.  R.  It.,  dwl  18  Stanford 
Welsh  John,  longshoreman,  dwl  .549  Jessie 
Welsh  John,  stevedore,  dwl  1:5  Welsh 
Welsh  John  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  Folsom  bet  Twenty- 

second  and  Twenty-third 
Welsh  Julia,  domestic,  I4'20  California 
Welsh  Lawrence,  hackman,  dwl  428  Clementina 
Welsh  Margiiret,    (widow)   dwl  W   s  Clinton   bet 

Braiinan  and  Townsend 
Welsh  Martin,  carriagepainter  •with  P.  J.  O'Brien, 

dwl  E  8  Kate  nr  Bryant 
Welsh   Mary  Mrs.,  dwi  E  s    Folsom  bet  Twenty- 
second  and  Twenty-third 
Welsh  Michael,  draftsman  with  Thomas  J.  Welsh, 

dwl  Fol  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twentv-third 
Welsh  Michael,  hostler   Front  St.  M.  &  O.  R.  R., 

dwl  SW  cor  Polli  and  Pine 
Welsh  Michael,  laborer,  dwl  105  William 
Welsh  Miehiiel,  laborer,  dwl  N  s Grove  bet  Frank- 
lin and  Gongli 
Welsh  Michael,  miner,  dwl  120  Shipley 
Welsh  Michael,  peddler,  dwl  N  s  Ivy  Av  bet  Frank- 
lin and  Gongh 
Welsh   Michael  R.,  harnessman  City  Stables,  dwl 

5fij  Minna 
Welsh  Moriis,  carpenter  Golden  GateSugar  Refinery 
Welsh  Patrick,  laborer  Calvary  Cemetery,  dwl  cor 

Ellis  and  Broderick 
Welsh  Patrick,  shoemaker,  dwl  3  Clara  Lane 
Welsh  Patrick,  fWclsh  ^  Hnssey)  dwl  7   Langton 
Welsh  Peter,  ass't  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Japan 
Welsh  Rosa,  (widow)  dwl  561  Sixth 
Welsh  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  S  s  Ash  bet  Laguna 

and  Bnehanan 
Welsh  Thomas,  laborer  C.  P.   R.  R.,   dwl  NW  cor 

Berry  and  Tiiiid 
Welsh  Thomas,  shoemaker,  dwl  3  Clara  Lane 
Welsh  Thomas  J.,  architect,   office  302  Mont,   dwl 

Folsom  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Welsh  Timothy,  fireman  S.  F.  &  P.  Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  E  sDoranr  Hariison 
Welsh  William,  painter  with  G.  B.   Deferrari,   dwl 

47  Ritch 
Welsh  William  J.,  bootmaker,  dwl  621^  Minna 
Welsh  &,  Hiissey,  (Patrick  Welsh  and  Jukn  HusseyJ 

groceries  and  liqnors,  36  Sixth 
Welsh.— See  Walch,  Walsh  and  Welch 
Welte  Edward,  cook,  228  Kearny 
Welton  Cornelius,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Lily  nr  Lagiina 
Welton  Elvira  Mrs.,  shirtmaUer  with   Mrs.   G.  W. 

Hagans,  dwl  369  Jessie 
Welton  Emma  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Shotwell  St. 

Primary  School 
Welton  Ephraim  F.,  tailor  with   C.  C.   Hastings  & 

Co.,  dwl  530  Bush 
Welton  Garrett,  builder  and  contractor,   dwl  636 

Sutter 
Welton  Lamson  S.,  (Franh,  Campbell  and  \V.,  Red 

lilvlf)  otfiee  102  Sansom,  dwl  1015  Larkin 
Welty  Patrick,  laborer  with  Hiincock  A:  Kelso 
Wernpe  Frank,  collarmaker  with   M.  M.  Cook  <t 

Sons,  dwl  247  Clara 
Wempe    Gerhard,  (Wempe   &    Brother)  dwl    247 

Clara 
Wempe  Henry,  real  estate,  dwl  247   Clara 
Wempe  Heiirv    L.,    plumber    and    gasfitter,    228 

Fourth,  dwl  247  Clara 
Wempe  William,   (Wempe    &    Brother)   dwl   247 

Clara 
Wempe  &  Brother,  (Gerhard,  and  William)  paper 

box  manufacturers.  Market  opposite  Sansom 
Wemple  Frank,  conductor  M.  li.  &  M.  R.  R.,   dwl 

811  Market 
Wenber  Adolph,  machinist,  dwl  407  Pacific 
Wenck  William,  bookkeeper  with  Edward  Vischer, 
les  ALinieda 


Wendel  Jacob,  baker  with  Jacob  Schneider,  dwl  S  9 

Grove  \\v  Franklin 
Wendell  William  G.,  salesman  with  Russell  &  Er- 

win  Manufacturinsj  Co.,  dwl  2314  Wiishiiigton 
Wendt  Charles  E.,  (Bell  &    W.  I  dwl  613  Pine 
Wendt  Henry,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Wendt  Hermann,  groceries   and    liquors,    SE    cor 

Third  and  Folsom,  dwl  660  Folsom 
Wendt  John,  carpenter  and  cabinetmaker,  dwl  319 

Stockton 
Wengenroth  Angnst,  confectioner  with    Schmits  & 

Co.,  dwl  833  Washington 
Wenk  Charles,  porter  with  J.  Cerf  &   Co.,  dwl  E  8 

Fell  bet  Octavia  and  Laguna 
Wenner  Phillip,  hostler  Ocean  House,  dwl  Ocean 

House 
Wenner  William  M.,  jeweler  with   William   Bohn, 

dwl  1018  Stockton 
Wennerhold  Christian,  assayer  S.  F.  Assaying  and 

Refining  Works,  dwl  322  Clementina 
WENSINGER   F.    S.,     re;il    estate     dealer,    304 

Montgomery,  res  Oakland 
Wenlworth  AsaS.,  foreman  with  I.  M.  Wentworth 

&  Co.,  dwl  303  Hayes 
Wentworth  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  732  Clementina 
WENTWORTH  I.  M.  &  CO.,  boot  and  shoe  man- 
ufacturers, S  s  Fell  bet  FianUliu  and  Gough 
Wentworth  Ira  M.,  (I.  M.  Wenf.irorth  cfc  Co.)  dwl 

E  s  Fianklin  bet  Fulton  and  Grove 
Wentworth    Jackson   J.,    engineer    Golden    Gate 

Mills,  dwl  30  Silver,  rear 
Wentworth  J.  M.,  special  policeman,  dwl  109  Oak 
Wentworth  John  P.  H.,  (  Wentworth  &   BoruckJ 

oflice  302  Montgomery,   dwl  W  s  Folsom  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Wentworth  Nathan,  real  estate,  dwl  231  Seventh 
Wentworth  Nathaniel  S.,  driver  with   Summit  lee 

Co.,  dwl  W  8  Main  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Wentworth    Silas  A.,   foreman   with  I.  M.  Went- 
worth &  Co.,  dwl  S  8  Haves  nr  Franlilin 
Wentworth  Thomas  H.,  captain  schr  Arizona,  dwl 

SE  cor  Friinklin  and  C^diforniLi 
WENTWORTH    &    BORUCK,   (J.  P.H.  Went- 
worth and  Marcus  P.  BoruckJ  })ublisliers  and 

proprietors  Resources  California  and  Holiday 

Journal,  302  Montgomery,  room  6 
Wentzell  George,  reporter  German  Demokrat,  dwl 

23  Stockton  Alley 
Wenzel  Charles,  hairdresser  with  John  Wenzel, 

dwl  Clinton  House 
Wenzel  Edward,  engraver,  614  Merchant,  dwl  513 

Jessie 
Wenzel  George  L.,  cooper,  dwl  309  Fulton 
Wenzel  Henrv,  dwl  16  HiucUley 
WENZEL    HERMAN,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

and  clocks.  303  Montgomety,  dwl  515  Jessie 
Wenzel  John,  hairdresser,  235  Pacific,  dwl  Clinton 

House 
Wenzell  William  T.,  (Mayhcw  &  W.)  chemist,  dwl 

126  Hayes 
Wepley  — ,  conductor  Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  737  How 
Werber    Frederick,   compositor    Courrier  de   San 

Francisco,  dwl  508  Broadway 
Werder   Max,  homoeopathic  physician,  office    128 

Kearny 
Werk  Joseph,  blacksmith  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

835  California 
Werlin  John  G.,  boots  and  shoes,  836  Kearny,  dwl 

258  Stevenson 
Werner  Adam,  waiter  German  Ho.=!pital 
Werner  Angnst,  furnished  rooms,  509  Dnpont 
Werner  Angnst,  waiter,  632  Market 
Werner   Charles  H.,  (Werner  &  Happersberger) 

dwl  22  Belden 
Werner  F.  Colonel,  dwl  626  California 
Werner  Ferdinand,  locksmith,  N  s  Clark  bet  Davis 

and  Drumm,  dwl  37  Pacific 
Werner    George,    (Werner    &    Barrington)   dwl 

1707  Sacramento 


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C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  1 14  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Smokers'  Arnclea. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [  W  ]      DIRECTORY. 


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Werner  John,  tailor,  fi'23  Merchnnt,  dwl  906  Stock 

Werner  Lorenz,  slioemaUer,  110  Get\ry 

Werner  Louis,  Imtdier  wiib  W.  Werner,  dwl  N  8 
BiVHnt.  I)et  Si.xtli  and  Gurden 

Werner  I'unl.  carrier  Mornin^r  ChH 

Werner  Wolf,  market,  N  s  Bryant  bet  Sixth  and 
G:irHen 

WERNER  &  BARRIXGTON.  /■Geonre  Werner 
and  George  BnrringtonJ  Amador  Market,  SW 
cor  Polk  and  Clay 

Werner  &  HapperBberiLrer,  fChftrhi  H.  Werner 
and  Frank  HnpperxlicrgerJ  liakerv,  20  Belden 

Wert  Geortre,  cook,  b05  Com,  dwl  7"24  Kearny 

Wertli  Panl,  cook,  dwl  134  Stenart 

Werllieiin  Simon,  stationery,  214  Sixth 

Weitlieimber  Louis,  (  Wertlieimber  &  Co.)  res  Yo- 
koliama 

Wertlieimber  Philip,  {  Wertkeimber  &  Co.)  dwl  828 
Greenwich 

WEHTHEIMBER»t  CO.,  (Philip  mid  Louis  Wer- 
tkeimber J  wines  and  liqnoro,  and  manufacturer 
of  llie  Splendid  and  Dr.  Boerbave's  biiters,  1006 
Market 

Wertlieimer  Charlee,  clerk  People's  Ins.  Co.,  dwl 
405  Taylor 

Wertlieimer  Charles,  clerk  with  Felix  Uri,  dwl  27 
Tnrk 

Werllieimer  Emanuel,  fZ.  db  E.  Wcrthcimer)  diw\ 
712  Post 

Wertlieimer  Jf=aae,  cigar  manufacturer,  dwl  644  Sac 

Weitlieimer  Kalnian,  dwl  430  Minna 

Werllieimer  Kanfuiaun,  bookkeeper  with  Felix 
Uri.  dwl  27  Tnrk 

WEHTHEIMKR  L.  &  V.  .  im^.-irters  and  jobbers 
tobacco  and  cigars,  NW  cor  Front  and  Sac 

Weitheimer  Leopold,  ( Fishcl  if  C'c.y  dwl  405  Tay- 
lor 

Wertbeimer  Leopold,  (L.  &  E.  Werllieimer)  res 
New  York 

Wertlieimer  Louis,  (Fleii^hman,  Sichel  &  Co.)  dwl 
511  Jones 

Wertliemau  Edward,  mining  engineer,  office  608 
Sacianienio,  dwl  607  Pine,  rear 

WERTHEMAN  RUDOLPH,  real  estate  agent, 
ortice  608  Sacramento,  dwl  607  Pine,  rear 

Weitz  Antonio,  cabinetmaker  with  L.  &  E.  Eman- 
uel, dwl  147  Silver 

Weity,  Zeph,  bricklayer,  dwl  Point  San  Quentin 
Hotel 

Wescott ,  dwl  331   Montgomery 

Wescott  Elliot,  shoemaker  with  George  E.  Hall, 
dwl  20  Geary 

Wescott  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  126  Monon 

Weske  Adolph,  miner,  dwl  2215  Jackson 

Weeke  Alvin,  foreman  California  Cracker  Co.,  803 
Battery,  dwl  2211  Jackson 

Wesner  Jacob,  janitor  Druids'  Hall,  413  Sutter 

Wessenberg  Pe:er  F.,  driver,  35  California  Market 

Wessel  John,  falo  nkeeper,  dwl  1812  Mason 

Wessell  Cliailes  G.,  timekeeper  Risdon  Iron  and 
Loconiotive  Works,  dwl  5  Stockton 

Wessell  John,  (John  Siehe  Sr  Co.)  dwl  735  Green 

Wepsling  Henrv  J.,  peddler,  dwl  1513  Geary 

WESSLING  WILLIAM,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE 
cor  Vallejo  and  Diipont 

Wesson  Joseph  W.,  lumber,  SE  cor  Spear  and  How- 
ard, dwl  NW  cor  Green  and  Polk 

Wesstedt  William,  liquors,  820  Battery 

West  Alexander,  mariner,  dwl  3i  Sieuart 

West  Benjamin  F.,  liakeiy,  208  Fourth 

West  Benjamin  R.,  U.  S.  deputy  marshal,  dwlU.  S. 

Court  Building 
West  Charles,  expresswagon,  212  Washington,  dwl 
Twenty-sixth  bet  Castro  and  Noe 

West  Cliaries,  silverplater.  13!)  Third 

West  Charles,  stevedore,  dwl  2  Hagtrin 
Wei^t  diaries  B.,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 

West  Charles  B., saddle  and  harnessmaker,  junction 
California  and  Market 


West  Edward  W.,  (Billon  &  W.)  dwl  447  Naloma 

West  Edwin  O.,  special  policeman,  dwl  S  s  Six- 
teenth bet  Howard  and  Mission 

West  End,  Mrs.  Anna  Daly  proprietress,  Breuham 
Place  opp  Plaza 

West  Frank,  dwl  cor  Waller  and  Buchanan 

West  Henry,  butcher,  dwl  231  Jessie 

West  Henry,  teamster  with  Davis  &  Cowell,  dwl 
22  Oak 

West  H.  G.,  catpenter  H.  C.  Lengne,  12S  Kearny 

West  Jacob,  stonecutter,  dwl  428  Broadway 

West  James  E.,  sailmaker.  and  extramau  steamer 
No.  7,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  S  s  Sixteenth  bet  Va- 
lencia and  Guerrero 

West  John,  barkeeper  with  W.  A.  Hughes,  dwl  NE 
cor  Jackson  and  Kearny 

West  John,  combmaker,  S  s  Natoraa  nr  Ninth 

West  John,  laborer  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl  25 
Baldwin  Court 

West  John  G.,  machinist  with  GroverA  Baker  Sew- 
ing Machine  Co.,  dwl  119  Third 

West  Joseph,  shoemaker  with  A.  Jeaunin,  dwl  1 
Haywood 

West  Louis,  dwl  777  Market 

West  Peter  F. ,  captain,  dwl  9  Park  Avenue 

West  Samuel  A.,  millwright,  dwl  43  Clementina 

West  Samuel  M.,  carpenter,  dwl  1209  Bu^h 

West  Tiiomas  H.,  packer  with  Edward  T.  Anthony 
&  Co.,  dwl  222  Mission 

West  Whiting  G.,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 
res  Portland,  Oregon 

West  William,  laborer  Occidental  Hotel 

West  William,  steward,  dwl  9  Perry 

Westall  Edward,  bookbinder  with  Bartling  i,  Kim- 
ball, dwl  \\-2i  Stockton 

Westall  Samuel,  glazier  with  Robert  Slills,  res  Oak- 
land 

Westedt  Henry,  porter,  513  Sansom,  dwl  ISSansom 

Westenhaver  Mary  A.,  (widow)  dwl  W  s  Xoe  ur 
Twenty-fifth 

Wester  Andrew,  butcher,  dwl  1020  Clay 

Westerfeld  Louis,  (Schroth  Sg-  W.)  dwl  SW  cor 
Polk  and  Geary 

Westerfeld  William,  confectioner  with  Schroth  & 
Westerfeld,  dwl  SVVcor  Polk  and  Geary 

Westerheidt  Charles,  porter  with  Eggers  &  Co.,  dwl 
228  Bush 

Westerlund  August,  mariner,  dwl  250  Spear 

Westerman  John,  tailor,  703  Howard 

Western  Addition  Homestead  Assn,  office  312  Mont 

WESTERN  HOTEL,  John  Higgius  proprietor,  214 
Broadway 

Western  House,  Herman  Huencke  proprietor,  132 
and  134  Steuart 

WESTERN  UNION  TELEGRAPH  CO.,  George 
Hart  Mumford  general  agent,  George  S.  Ladd 
secretary,  James  Gamble  general  superinten- 
dent ;  general  office, .522  California. branches  400 
Mont,  443  Cal,  SW  cor  Sac  and  Front,  Cosmo- 
politan and  Grand  Hotels,  and  Lick  House 

Westfall  Julius,  (Meyer  &  TV.;  dwl  NW  cor  Pacific 
and  Dupont 

Westfallen  Edward,  packer,  dwl  406  Vallejo 

Westgaie  William,  tpecial  policeman,  dwl  Mechan- 
ics Pavilion 

Westhaus  Mary  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  8-36  Market 

Westheimer  J.' Ferdinand,  weigher  Custom  House, 
dwl  140  Silver 

WesthofF  Charles,  bookkeeper,  dwl  120^  Turk,  rear 

Westhoven  Louis,  soapmaker  with  J.  H.  C.  Port- 
niann,    dwl    E  s    Channel   nr  Sixteenth 

West  lake  William,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 
Kearny 

Westlev  Thornton,  upholsterer,  and  manufacturer 
magic  divan.  1 43  Fourth,  dwl  507|  Leavenwoitb 

Westmoreland  Frederick  Mrs.,  boarding  and  lodg- 
ing, 115  Second 

Westom  Charles,  piledriver  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co., 
dwl  cor  Berrv  and  Madden 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sanaom  Street,  Ladies'  and  Children's  Woolen  Good* 


BEDINOTON,  HOSTETTEB  ft  CO.,  The  "^/holeaale  Druggists  of  the  Paciflo  Coast. 


668 


SAN     FRANCISCO[  '\^'  ]      DIRECTORY. 


Weetomer  Susan,  (widow)  dwl  1516  Powell 
Weston  AraliellaMiss,  iirtist  with  Hrndley  &  Rulof- 

son,  dwl  First  Avenue  nr  Kifieentli 
Weston  Austin,  calker  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  Wharf 
Weston  IJ.  II..  professor  University  Monud  College 
Weston  Cliiirles  W.,  salesman  wiih  Allison  dt  Co., 

dwl  8  Central  Place 
Weston  fieorge  H..   /'£>.  A.  4-  /.  McKinhySb  Co.) 

dwl  York  bet  Twenty-thini  and  Twentvlourth 
Weston  Lizzie,  buttonliolemaker,  dwl  107  Kif'lli 
Weston  Nathaniel.cardenanieller,  dwl  Es  First  Av- 
enue bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifreentli 
Weston  Rvland  K.,  entry  and  ailjustinv  clerk  Cus- 
tom lionse,  dwl  NWcor  Folsom  and  Second 
Weston  Samuel  W.,  blacksmith  and  wagonmaking, 

SE  cor  Austin  and  Polk 
Westover  Albert,  plasterer,  dwl  405  .Te.ssie 
Westover    Chanmn}^,   salesuisin    with   C.   P.   Van 

Schaack  &  Co.  ,dwl  115  Pacific 
Westphal  Christian,  real  estate,  dwl  980  Harrison 
Wesiplial  G.odfrey  H.,  expresswagon,  S  8  Market 

opp  Sanson! 
Westphal  .John  C,  carpenter,  dwl  1014  Larkin 
Weftphalia  House,  cor  Sixteenth  and  Guerrero 
Wetherl.ee  Calvin  H.,   (C.  H.    Welherbee   &    Co. J 

dwl  21!)  Eddv 
WETHERBEEC.  H.  &  CO..  ^Charles  Lyman) 

luu  ber  dealers,  30  and  32  Market 
Wetherbee  Cliarles,  bookkeeper  with   Chamberlain 

&,  Co.,  dwl  i-i34  Stockton 
Wetherbee  Cliarles  E.,  commission  merchant,  dwl 

726  Vallejo 
Wetherbee  George  M..  carpenter,  dwl  10  Anna 
Wethei  bee  Henry,  ( Macphersou  &   'W.J  dwl  Occi- 
dental Hotel 
Wetherbee  L.  B.,  salesman,  225  Montgomery,  dwl 

33)  Kearny 
Wetherbee  ]Mary,    (widow)  furnished  rooms,  44' 

Sixth 
Wetlieibee  Seth  H..  (Blyth  &  W.J  dwl  343  Beale 
Wetherbee —See  Witherbv 

AVetherliy Mrs.,  boarding,  42  Sixth 

Weiberby  Charles,  longshoreman,  awl  411  Folsom, 

rear 
Wetherby  James,  blacksmith,  dwl  Es  Grove  nr 

liuchaiian 
Wethered  James  S.,  secretary  Imperisliable  Block 

Pavement  Co.,  office  308  San,  dwl  506  Second 
Wetlierell  .John  H.,  salesman  with  John  R.  Hughes, 

dwl  Russ  House 
Welherill  Samuel   E..  treasurer  JIaguire's   Opera 

Hont=e,  dwl  137  Third 
Wetlrerlv  Walter  J.,  clerk  with  Wbiltier,  Fuller  & 

Co.,'dwl  508  Powell 
Wetmore  Edward  Mrs.,  dwl  918  Dupont 
Wetmore  Juan  !\I.,  clerk  withBrittan,  Holbrook  & 

Co.,  dwl  338  Eddy 
Welrnore  W.N.  Mrs.,  ladies' furnishing  goods,  44 

Second 
Wetnioie  Willinm  N.,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl 

35  South  Park 
Wettermau  Aug.  musician  California  Theater,  dwl 

19  Stockton  Alley 
Wettman  Henry,  shoemaker,  1122  Pacific 
Weiton.  James,    tanner,    dwl    cor    Lombard    and 

Gough 
Wetzel  Conrad,  laborer  with  Jacob  Bergman,  dwl 

Filbert  nr  Pierce 
Wetzel  Pins,  bairdreeser,  218  Pac,  dwl  431  Vallejo 
Wetzel  Theddore,  clerk  with   Voiziu,  Ris   &.  Co., 

dwl  804  Vallejo 
Wclzler  Charles    H\,  barkeeper  with   Martin   Col- 

niann,  dwl  233  Sutler 
Wetzl.ir  Gustaviis,  real    estate,   office  418  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  418  Jones 
Wenle  Hermann,  watchmaker,  fiOl  Merchnnt 
Wexd  Aaron  S.,  glazier  with  Wllaoii  &.   Bro.,  dwl 

N  8  Jensie  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Wexel  Henry,  glazier,  dwl  1432  Stockton 


Weyand  John,  butcher  with  Matbew  Shwamm.dwl 

J03  Dupont 
Weyand  Nicholas  K.,  f  Weyand  Sf  KascheJ  dwl  Es 

Seventh  nr  Brannan 
Weyand  &  Kascbe,^A"j(7to/(ys^.  Weyand  and  Fer- 
dinand KasclieJ  Bay  Brewery,  Ws  Seventh  nr 

Brannan 
Weyant  James,   cook  Cliff  House,  Point    Lobos 

Road 
Wevdniann  Henrv.  cabinetmaker,  706  Mission 
WliYER  AUGUST,  blanket  cleaning,  1719  Powell 

and  54  Fourth,  dwl  1719  Powell  ' 
Wevtfant  Frank  E.  Jr.,  bds  li\ternational  Hotel 
WEYGANT    &,    PATRIDGE.    (Hiram    C.    Pat- 

rtdfrej  proprietors  luteruatioual  Hotel,  530-534 

Jackson 
Weyhknecht  J.  L.,  barkeeper,  dwl  132  Morton 
Wevl   Abraham,  office    SE    cor   Sacramento    and 

"Leidesdorrt;  dwl  1217  Sutter 
Weyl  Brothers,  /  Jerome  and  Jonas)  importersjew- 

elery,    diamonds    and     precious     fetoues,    339 

Kearny  cor  Pine 
Wevl  Ceif,  bookkeeper,  25  Batterv,  dwl  1217  Sutter 
Weyl  Jonas,  (Weyl  BrotliemJ  dwl  1217  Sutter 
Weyl  Jerome.  (  Weyl  Brothers  J  dwl  1217  Suiter 
Weyle  Annie  Mrs.,  dwl  731  Bioidway 
Weyman   Everard,  carpenter   H.  C.   League,   128 

Kearny 
Weyman  John,  porter  with  Goodwin  &.  Co.,  dwl  5 

Medau  Place 
Weyteman    Ltaiie,   (Weyleman    &    Grimm  J   dwl 

cor  Fifth  and  Railroad  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
Weyteman  &  Giimm,  (Louis  Weyleman   and  Fer- 
dinand Grimm  J  New  Butchers'  Home,cor  Fifth 

and  Railroad  Avenues,  South  S.  F. 
Whaites  Geoi-ge  Y.,  merchant,  dwl  916  Sutter 
Whaites  William,  paper  manul'acturer,  dwl23  Haw- 
thorne 
Wlialen  Henry  M..  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Whalen  James,  cooper  with  Francis  W.  Arnold,  dwl 

212Pacilic 
Whalen  James,  fruits  and  vegetables,  .533  Fourth 
Whalen  Jeremiah,  assistant  abstract  clerk  Custom 

House,  dwl  421  Dupont 
Whalen  Jeremiah,  longshoreman,  dwl  25  Frederick 
Whalen  John,  gardener,  dwl  320  Folsom 
Whalen  .John,  laborer,  dwl  1203  Bush 
Whalen  John,  laborer  Rincou  Wool  Depot,  dwl  19 

Gilbert 
Whalen  John  W.,  merchant  tailor,  732  Market,  dwl 

1009  Washington 
Whalen  Lawrence,  cook,  dwl  1414  Wash,  rear 
Whalen  Martin,  lectilier,  dwl  9  Leroy  Place 
Wlialeii  Michael,  policeman,  dwl  575  Bryant 
Whalen  Patrick,  driver  Central  R.   R.,   dwl   W  8 

Clinton  bet  Brannan  and  Townseiid 
Whalen  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl22Ranscli 
Whalen  Thomas,  backman,  dwl  311  Jessie 
Whalen  Thomas,  laborer,  dwl  321  Jessie 
Wlialeu  William,  cook  Internal ional  Hotel 
Wiialley  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  1201  Sacramento 
Whalon    Stejdien,    horseshoer    with    Duunigaii   tk 

O'Dea,  dwl  519  Mission 
Whalon  William,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Wharton  Edward,  teamster  with  William  Kerr,dwl 

903  Battery 
Wharton  Jame*  clerk  with  William  Burling,  dwl 

3  High bimi  Terrace 
Whartou  John,  bookkeeper  with  Charles  Clayton  & 

Co.,  dwl  3  Highland  Terrace 
Wharton  .lohn.  teamster,  dwl  903  Batterv 
WHARTON  .J.  R.,  general  agent  Market  Fire  Ins. 

Co..  office  444  Cal,  res  Brooklyn,  Alameda  Co 
Whaiton  Thomas,  slioemakei'  with  Oppenbeimer  Sz. 

Lowenstein,  dwl  12  Harlan  Place 
WHAT  CHEER  HOUSE,  R.  B.  Woodward  pro- 
prietor, .525-529  Sacramento 
WHAT  CHEER  LAUNDRY,   E.  T.  Taibox  pro- 
prietor, What  Cheer  House 


Fair  rates  and  prompt  payments  by  the  F£.OPIjES. 


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669 


Whealen  Alice  Mips,  dressmaker,  dwl  274  Teliama 
Whearty  ,)>ime»,  {Eu'ing  &  W.)  dwl  230  Perry 
Wbeariy   ALariin,  expiesswagon,   David  nr   Broad- 

wiiy,  dwl  N  sGreenwicii  l)et  Mont  and  Saiisom 
Wiiearrv  M  ii  tin,  stevedore,  Riggers  &  Stev.  Ass'n, 

4->9PaciHc 
Whearty  Michael,  butcher,  243  Perry 
Wlieat  Chiirlea  D.,  bookkeeper  with  H.  F.  Williams 

&  Co,,  dwl  44  Thiid 
Wheat  Richard  W.,  phvbician,  office  and  dwl  Rail- 
road Aveiine  nr  Eleventli  Avenue,  Soiitli  S.  F. 
Wlieaton  JJelle  Miss,  assistant  teaclier  Fourth  Street 

Primary  School,  dwl  206  Powell 
Wheatoii  Benjamin  K.,  stairbuiider  with  Brown  & 

Wells,  dwl  (52SGenry 
Wheaton  Cliatles  C,  carpenter,  dwl  1607  Jones 
Wlie.iton  Cornelius,  laborer  Southern  Pacific  R.  R., 

dwl  Lilv  bet  Laguiiaaud  Octavia 
Wheaton  Edward,  hook  keeper  with  Wells,  Fargo  & 

Co..  dwl  1614  California 
Wheaton  George  H.,( Collins,  W.  if  Luhrs)  dwl  530 

Harrison 
Wheatoii  Henry,  receipt  clerk  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

1614  California 
Wheaton  M^iry  A.,  (widow)  adjuster  U.  S.  B.  Mint, 

dwl  206  Powell 
Wheaton   Milton    A.,   attorney    at  law,  office    20 

Montgomery  Block,  dwl  1106  Sacramento 
Wheaton  Thomas,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  351  First 
Wlieat.on  William  H.,  stairbuiider,  dwl  310  Mason 
WHEATON  WILLIAM   R.,    general  agent  Cali- 
fornia Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  13  Merchants' 

Exchange,  dwl  W  s  Capp   bet   Sixteenth   and 

Seventeenth 
Wheel.in  Bernard,  gaafitter  with  J.  H.  O'Brien  & 

Co. 
Wheelau  Daniel,  ninsician,  dwl  8  Oak 
Wheelan  Jeremiah,  laborer, dwl 6l6Natoma 
Wheelan  Patrick,  driver  Central  R.  R,  dwl  Bran- 
nan  nr  Sixth 
Wheelan  Peler,  f  Wheelan  &  Co.)  dwl  525  Hayes 
Wheelan  Philip,  laborer,  dwl  611  Natoma 
Wheelan  &  Co..  (Peter  Wheelan  and  Adolph  Dohr- 

mnnn.)  proprietors  Wlieelau's  Flour  Mills,  NW 

cor  Washington  and  Drunim 
Wheeland  James,  barkeeper,  429  Montgomery,  dwl 

72<J  Pine 
Wheelnnd  Samuel,  molder  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

53  Natoma 
Wheeler  A.  A.,  mining,  dwl  225  Bush 
Wheeler  Alfred,  attorney  at  law,  office  35  Montgom- 
ery Block,  dwl  313  feryant 
Wheeler  Alfred,  tinsmith  with  C.  W.  Purdy,  dwl  S 

8  Natoma  nr  Eighth 
Wheeler  Andrew,  vegetables  and  fruits,  N  s  Geary 

nr  Hyde 
Wheeler  Benjamin  F.,  shoemaker  with  Orrin  Jones, 

dwl  nr  San  Jose  depot 
Wheeler  Charles,  boarding,  160  First 
Wheeler   Edward,   peddler,  dwl  S  s  McAllister  nr 

Buchanan 
Wheeler  Edward  D.,  (Wheeler  4*  McQuaidJ  dwl 

25  John 
Wheeler    Edward  J.,   bookkeeper  Pacific  Bonded 

Wai-ehouse,  dwl  815  Bush 
Wheeler  E.  W.,  captain,  dwl  618  Pine 
Wlieeler  Krancis,  merchant,dwl  NW  cor  Thirteenth 

and  Howard 
Wheeler  Francis,  scrollworker  with  A.  C.  Beach  <fc 

Co  ,dwl  NW  cor  First  and  Mission 
Wheeler  Frank  C,  tinsmith  with  G.  &  W.  Snook, 

dwl  N  8  Filbert  nr  Stockton 
Wheeler  George  M.,  lieut.  U.  S.  A.,  Engineer  Dept. 

California,  office  703  Mkt,  dwl  Occfdental  Hotel 
Wheeler  Henry,  waiter,  329  Montgomery,  dwl  69 

Minna 
Wheeler  Henry  T.,  (Banker  &  WJ  dwl  516  Third 
Wheeler  Henry  W..  salesman  with  Jacob  Underbill 

&  Co.,  dwl  332  Tyler 


Wheeler  Hiram  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Shotwell  bet 

Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-cixth 
Wheeler  Horace  Z.,  clerk,  dwl  5(i0  Howard 
Wheeler  Jacob,  yani  master  with  C.  P.  R.  R.  Co., 

dwl  corTownsend  and  Second 
Wheeler  James,  carpenter,  dwl  207  Minna 
Wheeler  James  L.,  clerk  with  Rountree  &.  McMul- 

lin,  dwl  933 Sacramento 
Wheeler  Jason  D.,  druggist,  dwl  757  Folsom 
Wheeler  John,  foreman  with  C.  P.   R.   R.  Co.,  foot 

Second,  dwl  cor  Berry  and  Madden 
Wheeler  Jolin  (>.,  chief  clerk  Superintendent  Indian 

Affairs,  dwl  37  South  Park 
Wheeler  John  W.,  clerk,  dwl  209  LeidesdorfT 
Wheeler   M.   A.,   mining   engineer,  office   SW  cor 

Sinsoin  and  Commercial,  dwl  Lick  House 
Wheeler  Martha  L.  Mrs.,  dwl  260  Stevenson 
Wheeler  Martha  M.    Miss,  artist  with  Bradley  fc 

Rnlof«on,dwl  Ss  Suiter  bet  Stockton  and  Powell 
Wheeler  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  2  Harriet 
Wheeler  li.  A.  Mrs.,  furnislierl  rooms,  741  Howard 
Wheeler  Richard,  (  Wheeler  &  Co.)  b(is  Russ  House 
Wheeler  Robert  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Fair  Oaks 

nr  Twenty-third 
Wheeler  Samuel   H.,  draftsman  Fulton  Foundry, 

dwl  15  Caroline 


Wheeler    Sophia  Mrs.,    milliner  with  Mrs.   Mary 
(v.ird,  dwl  15  Everett 


How.i 


Wheeler  Stephen  J.,  captain  schooner  Greyhound, 

dwl  443  First 
Wheeler  Thomas,  clerk,  dwl  E  s  Hyde  nr  Geary 
Wheeler  Thomas,  molder  with  R.F.  Rochicioii,  dwl 

SEcor  Hyde  and  Geary 
Wheeler  &  Co.,  ( Richard' Wheeler  and    Franklin 

Lan-tonJ  publisliers  and  proprietors  Stock  Re- 
port and   C.tlifornia  Street    Journal,  56  New 

Merchants'  Exchange 
WHEELER  &   McQUAlD,  (Edward  D.  Wheeler 

and  John  A.  McQuaidj  attorneys  at  law,  office 

424  Montgomerv 
WHEELER  &  WILSON  SEWING  MACHINE 

CO.,  William  .M.  Stoddard  agent,  427  Mont 
Wheelock  B.  I).,   laborer  Golden  Gate  Sugar  Re- 
finery, dwl  1124  Mission 
Wheelock   George  J.,  puterumaker   Vulcan  Iron 

Works.  dwrJ023Hvde 
Wheelock  Lucian  B.,  clerk  with   Rubber  Clothing 

Co..  dwl  421  Fourth 
Wheelock  Samuel  D.,  carpenter,  dwl  110  Kearny 
Wheelock  Tesseir  J.  .Mrs.,  dwl  916  Stockton 
Whelan  Caroline,  (widow)  hoarding.  5^015  Mission 
Whelan  Bartholomew  H,,gasfitter,dwl529  Jlissiou, 

rear 
Whelan  Charles,  stevedore,  dwl  249  Tehama 
Whelan  Daniel,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Beu.  Ass'n, 

814  Howard 
Whelan  Dennis,  shoemaker,  29  Geary 
Whelan  Dennis,  teamster  with  Ryan  &  Waterman, 

dwl  157  Shipley 
Whelan  Frank,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  249  Spear 
Whelan  J.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Whelan  ilamea,    carpenter    California   Mills,  dwl 

207  Minna 
Whelan  Joanna  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  33  Tehama 
Whelan  John,  deckhand  stm  Alameda,  dwl 511  Miss 
Whelan  John,  nailmaker,  dwl  241  Minua 
Whelan  John,  waiter,  dwl  60  Tehama,  rear 
Whelan  John  A.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  249  Spear 
Whelan  Malachi,finislier  Mission  and  Pacific  Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  cor  Fifteenth  and  Howard 
Whelan  Margaret  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  241  Minna 
Whelan  Martin  J.,  barkeeper  with  Sample  &  Hjg- 

emaun,  dwl  1014  Stockton 
Whelan    Michael,    policeman    City  Hall,   dwl  172 

Perry 
Whelan  Nicholas,  laborer,  dwl  21  Sixth 
Whelan  Patrick,  sexton  St.  Joseph  Chorch,   dwl 

NW  cor  Folsom  and  Tenth 
Whelan  Peter,  longshoreman,  dwl  512  Mission 


JONES,  PPT.T.TtfAN  ft  CO.,  11^  Saiuom  Street,  Sewing  and  Embroidering  Silks. 


YERBA  SANTA  is  eodorsed  by  your  leading  Physicians. 


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SAN  FRANCISCO   [W]   DIRECTORY. 


Whelan  Thomas,   calker,   dwl  Railroad  Av  iir  N, 

South  S.  F. 
Whelan  William,  conductor  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  dwl 

603  Tine 
Whelan  William,  finisher  Mission  and  Pacific  Wool- 
en Mills 
Whelau  William,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  249  Spear 
Wbehiii  William,  waiter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel,  dwl 

21G  Third 
Whelden  Alexander  W.,  upholsterer  with  John  C. 

Bell,  dwl  415  Powell 
Whelden  Daniel  S.,  salesman,  133  Montgomery,  dwl 

38  Silver 
Whelden  Isaac,  night  watchman,  dwl  38  Silver 
Whelehaii  John,  horseshoer,  dwl  241  Minna 
Whella  Charles,  cooper  with  Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl  cor 

California  and  Market 
Wheppler  A.,  scavenger,  dwl  607  Vallejo 
Wheiity  Patrick,  baker,  dwl  6  Tehama 
Wherry  William  M.,   captain   U.  S.  A.,  office  703 

Market,  dwl  Lick  House 
Whicher  Harvey  F.,  compositor  with  Spaulding  & 

Barto,  dwl  515  S;ic 
Wbighani  M.  V.  M.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Lincoln 

Primary  School,  dwl  945  Howard 
Whigham  Sarah  C,  (widow)    dwl  942  Howard 
Whighaui  Virgil,  porter,  313  Pine,  dwl  942  Howard 
WhipHer   Leopold,    cabinetmaker  with  George  B. 

May  &  Co.,  dwl  439  Union 
Whipple  Albert,  dwl  127  Montgomery 
Whipple  Charles  B.,   watchman  Government  Sta- 
ble, 413  Taylor,  dwl  12  O'Farrell  Alley 
Whipple  Cliailes  M.,  broker,  dwl  320  Kearny 
Whipple  Daniel,  conductor  Omnibus  R.  R..  dwl  737 

Howard 
Whipple  Edward,  Club  Rooms,  325^  Bush,  dwl  127 

Montgomery 
Whipple  Hugh  L.,  bookkeeper  with  Murphy,  Grant 

&  Co.,  dwl  4491  Minna 
Whipple  Louis,  driver  with  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

dwl  309  Clay 
Whipple  L.  S.,  salesman  with  Alexander  Weed  &. 

Co.,  dwl  Ns  Eddy  nr  Powell 
Whipple  Mary,  (widow) dressmaker,  dwl  520  Minna 
WHIPPLE   "S.  B.,  proprietor    Union  Coal  Mine, 

Mount  Diablo,   depot  311  and  313  Mission,  res 

San  Mateo 
Whirlow  Hatlie  E.  Miss,  assiblant  teacher  Mason 

St.  Cosmopolitan  School,  dwl  927  Powell 
Whitaker  Allred  E.,  assistant  librarian  Mercantile 

Library,  dwl  216  Bush 
Whitaker  John  R.,  clerk,  dwl  931  Folsom 
Whitaker    John  W.,  signpainter,  638  Sacramento, 

dwl  1  Geary  Place 
Whitaker  M.  L.  Miss,  dwl  1010  Bush 
Whitaker  Roscoe  J.,  assistant  baggage  agent  Cen- 
tral Pacific  K.  R.  Ferry,  dwl  1  Geary  Place 
Whitaker.— See  Whittaker 

Whitbeok  Frederick,  wheelwright,  dwl  815  Mission 
Whitbeck    Peter,    wagonmaker,  556  Mission,  dwl 

5  s  Mission  nr  Fourth 

Whitcomb  George  F.  Capt.,  mariner,  dwl  NE  cor 
Mississippi  and  Solano 

Whitcomb  Henry  H.,  dwl  NE  cor  Church  and  Sev- 
enteenth 

Whitcomt)  J.  B.,  real  estate  agent,  office  6  Mont, 
dwl  S  8  California  Av  opp  How,  Bernal  Hights 

Whitcomb  Nathan  T.,  dentist,  office  2U5  Third,  dwl 
210  Third 

White  Adonijah  A.,  salesman  with  Jones,  Pullman 

6  Co.,  dwl  1306  Pine 

White  Albert  W.,  (Bassett  &  W.J  dwl  10.57  Folsom 
White   Alfred,   Mazeppa  Saloon,   635  Pacific,  dwl 

NW  cor  Kearny  and  Broadway 
White  Ammi  M.,  (widow)  dwl  629  "O'Farrell 
White  Asa  L.,   bookkeeper  with  Straut,  White  & 

Co.,  dwl  11  Powell 
White  Augnstin  A.,  clerk  with  Jones,  Pullman  & 

Co.,  dwl  1212  Clay 


White  Benjamin,  (Rogers  4"  H^.y  dwl  2606  Folsom 
White  Catharine,  (widow)  dwl  821  Jackson 
While  Charles,  clerk,  dwl  214  Powell 
White  Charles,  groceries  and  liquors,  W  s  Georgia 

nr  Sierra 
White  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washington 
White  Charles,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  727  Union 
White  Charles  B.,  engineer  National  Mills,  dwl  63 

Naloma 
White  Charles  L.,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  El- 
lis and  Anna 
White  Charles  T.,  teacher,  dwl  216  Sixth 
White  Charles  W.,   hardware,  47  Clay,  dwl  1612 

Mason 
White  Charles  Walter,  mariner,  dwl  14  Cleaveland 
While  David,  labjrer,  dwl  3  Vallejo 
White  David,  jdumber,  dwl  74 1  Market 
White  David  W.,  local  ayent  Imperial  Fire  Insur- 
ance  Co.,  dwl  E  8  Guerrero  nr  Seventeenth 
White  Dennis,  laborer  with  James  Alexander,  dwl 

6  Geneva 
White  E.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Tehama  School, dwl 

1508  Jones 
White  Edmund  R.,  salesman  with  Thomas  H.  Selby 

&  Co.,  dwl  N  W  cor  Lombard  and  Kearny 
White  Edward,  boatman,  dwl  5  Mission 
White  Edward  D.,  porter  with  J.  C.  Merrill  «fe  Co., 

dw!  254  Minna 
White  Edward  H.,  clerk  with  Julius  S.  Graaflf,  dwl 

427  Union 
White  Elijah,  physician  and  surgeon,  oliice  and  dwl 

17  Third 
White  lOliza,  (widow)  dwl  25  Downey 
White   Elizabeth   Miss,   assistant  teacher  Tehama 

School,  dwl  1508  Jones 
White  Elizabeth   Miss,  dress  and  cloakmaker,  221 

Mason 
White  Elizabeth  D.,  (colored)  dwl  904  Clay 
White  Ellen,  domestic,  1424  C.ilifornia 
White  E.  P.,  laundryman,  dwl  210  Thirteenth 
White  Eugene  L.,  dwl  1719  Webster 
White  Eveline,  seamstress,  dwl  22  Second 
White  Fenton,  bricklayer,  dwl  N  s  Ivy  Avenue  bet 

Franklin  and  Gongh 
White  Francis,  laborer  Laborers'  Pro.  Ben.  Ass'n, 

814  Howard 
White  Francis  V.,  glasscntter  with  John  Mallon, 

dwl  561  Mission 
White  Frank  J.,  attorney  at  law,  office    609   Sac, 

dwl  Firbt  Av  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
White  Frank  T.,  salesman  with  Hewes  &  Richards, 

dwl  1514  Powell 
White  Franklin  T.,  machinehand   California  Mills, 

dwl  317  Beale 
White  Frederick,  barkeeper,  1111  Dupont 
White  George,  dwl  220  Stockton 
White  George,  bricklayer,  dwl  SW  cor  Van  Ness 

Avenue  and  Chestnut 
White  George,  clerk  with  Henry  Manning,  dwl  Ss 

Clay  bet  Mason  and  Taylor 
White  George,  sheetironworker  with  Tay,  Brooks 

&  Backus,  dwl  SW  cor  Union  and  Hyde 
White  George,  waiter  What  Cheer  Restaurant 
White  George  K.,  boarding  and  lodging,  55  Second 
While  George  R.,  photographer  with  Howland  & 

Co.,  dwl  S  8  Minna  nr  Eleventh 
White  H.,  miner,  dwl  Coso  House 
White  Harry,  agent,  dwl  13  Park  Avenue 
White   Harvey  G.,  shipjoiner   Shipjoiners'    Ass'n, 

713  Mission 
White  Henry,  drngjfist,  dwl  284  Minna 
White  Henry,  molder  with  Clerc  &  Co.,  28  Fre- 
mont 
White  Henry,  salesman  with  Le  Gay  &  Co., dwl  E  s 

Yerba  Buena  nr  Sacramento 
White  Henry  J.,  teamster  with   Swan,  Dunbar  & 

Co.,  dwl  SVi^  cor  Spear  and  Mission 
While  Henry  L.,  clerk  with  N.  P.  Hopkins,  dwl 
327  Jessie 


A  knowledge  of  the  business  and  fair  dealing  are  combined  in  the  FEOPIiCS. 


C  p.  VAW  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,712,  714  ftnd  716  Kearny  Street,  Paper  and  Envelopes. 


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White  Hugh,  laborer  with  A.  R.  C.  Ice  Co.,  dwl 

210  PaciKc 
White  Isiiac  K., manufacturer  cij:ar8  and  dealer  furs, 

1221  Sacramento,  dwl  1227  Mission 
White  Isabella,  (widow)  furnished  room8,47  Second 
Wiiite  Jacob,  tailor,  dwl  225  Post 
White  Jacob  W.,  hariiessmaker,  721  Sanson],  dwl  11 

Mason 
White  James,  laborer,  dwl  35  Turk 
Wliite  James,  laborer,  dwl  N  8  Natoma  bet  Eighth 

and  Nintii 
White  James  F.,  foreman  with  Neville  &  Co.,  dwl 

1233PaciHc 
White  James  H.,  chemist,  dwl  23  Harriet 
White  James  H.,  gasliifer,  dwl  430  Geary 
White  James  M.,  painter,  dwl  1233  Pacific 
White  James  T.,  salesman  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  & 

Co.,  dwl  1027  Green 
White  James  W.,  laimdryman  with  E.   P.  White, 

dwl  S  s  Precita  Av,  bet  Mission  and  Howard 
White  Jane,    (colored)  (widow)    dwl  W  b  Havens 

Place 
White  J.  Campbell,  as8a)-er,  dwl  424  Bryant 
White  Jeremiah,  upholsterer  with  Goodwin  &  Co., 

dwl  nr  Industiiiil  School 
White  J.  H.,  contractor,  dwl  Russ  House 
White  John,  attorney  at  law,  dwl  W  s  First  Ave- 
nue bet  Fourteentli  and  Fifteenth 
White  John,  calUer  Calkers'  Ass'n,  713  Mission 
While  John,  clerk,  dwl  NE  cor  Montgomery  and 

Broadway 
While  John,  "clerk  Mornin?  Call,  dwl  1805^  Stock 
White  John,  coalpasser  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
White  John,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  Gilbert  nr  Brannan 
White  John,  master  mariner,  dwl  720  Market 
White  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
White  John,  real  estate,  dwl  1000  Market 
White  John,  secretiiry  California  Labor  Exchange, 

819  Montgomery,  dwl  805  Hyde 
White  John,  stonecutter,  dwl  10)5  Mason 
White  John  A.,  dsvl  219  Lombard 
White  John  C,  architect,  dwl  1914  Polk 
White  John  D.,  carpentei",  dwl  N  8  Seventeenth  nr 

Valencia 
White  John  J.,  shoemaker  with  D.  W.  Emerson  & 

Co.,  dwl  502  Jessie 
White  Joseph,  wit.ii  George  McDonald,  344  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  127  Kearny 
White  Joseph  N.,  clerk  with  Charles  L.  White,  SE 

cor  Ellis  and  Anna 
White  Laura  L.,  (widow)  dwl  2750  Harrison 
Wl.ite  Lizzie  Miss,  diessmaker,  dwl  25  Downey 
While    Lizzie    E.    Miss,  assistant    teacher    Union 

Grammar  School,  dwl  1807  Stockton 
White  Lorenzo  E.,  merchant,  office  8  Clay,  dwl  19 

Second  Avenue 
White  Louis  C,  batcher  with  Adams  &  Co.,  dwl 

205  Second 
White    Lovell,    cashier    San    Francisco    Savings' 

Union,  532  California,  dwl  220  Stockton 
White  Lake,  longshoreman,  dwl  Treraout  House 
White  Malcolm  C,  appientice  with  W.  T.  Garratt 

&  Co.,  dwl  316  Beale,rear 
White  Margaret,  (widow),  dwl  1807  Stockton 
White  Martin,  miichinist  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl 

15  Tehama  Place 
White  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  805  Leavenworth 
White  Mary,  (widow)   dressmaker  with  Miss  Dora 

Dnndes,  dwl  45  Second 
White  Mary,  seamstress,  dwl  340  Tehama 
White  Mary  H.  Miss,  dwl  fi7  Minna 
White  Matthew,  boots  and  shoes,  530  and  532  Com- 
mercial, dwl  334  Union 
White  Miitthew  W..  trunkmaker  with  H.  Behreudt 

&  Co.,  dwl  29  Welsh 
White  Michael,  dairyman  with  William  Hanrahan, 

dwl  San  Bruno  Road  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth  Mile 

House 
White  Michael,  furniture,  725  Brannan 


White  Michael,  stonecutter  with  Michael  Heverin, 
dwl  Bryant  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 

White  Michael  P.,  teamster,  dwl  2J0  Thirteenth 

White  M.  M.,  night  watchman  with  C.  P.  II.  R.  Co., 
dwl  King  St.  House 

White  Orrin,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Dolores  bet  Four- 
teenth and  Fifteeritli 

White  Patrick,  laborer,  dwl  33  Clementina,  rear 

White  Patrick,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's  Wharf,  dwl 
W  8  Keainy  nr  Broadway 

White  Patrick,  upholsterer,  dwl  Ocean-house  Road 
nr  Ostego 

White  Peter,  (Slraitt,  W.  &  Co.;  dwl  8  Powell 

White  Philo,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  20  Prospect 
Place 

WHITE  P.  J.,  sheriff  City  and  County  San  Fran- 
cisco, office  8  City  Hall,  tiist  floor, dwl  332 Turk 

White  Richard,  bricklayer,  dwl  1612  Mason 

White  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  34  Welsh 

White  Robert,  (White  &  Bauer)  dwl  1807  Stockton 

White  Samuel,  brasstinisher  with  M.  Dobr-zeusky, 
dwl  642  Howard 

White  Samuel  A.,  boarding  and  lodging,  S  s  Town- 
send  nr  Second 

White  Samuel  S.,  mason,  dwl  W  s  Mission  bet 
Twenty-fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 

White  Silas  A.,  principal  Shotwell  Street  Grammar 
School,  dwl  Treat  Avenue  nr  Twentylirst 

White  Stephen,  stevedore,  dwl  N  s  How  nr  Steuart 

White  Thomas,  books  and  stationery, NW  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Sansom,  dwl  SE  tor  Sin  and  Jack 

White  Thomas,  boots  andthoes,  403  Diumm 

White  Thoniiis,  engineer  Southern  Pacific  Railroad, 
dwl  212  Shotwell 

White  Thomas,  hostler  Central  Railroad,  dwl  cor 
Post  and  Broderick 

White  Thomas,  laborei-,  dwl  W  s  Dolores  bet  Eigh- 
teenth and  Nineteenth 

White  Thomas,  mason,  dwl  45  Minna 

White  Tiiomas,  porter  with  E.  C.  Kennedy,  dwl 
NW  cor  Brannan  and  Sixth 

While  Thomas,  salesman  with  L.  Dinkelspiel  &  Co., 
dwl  62  Natoma 

White  Thomas  N.,  carpenter  with  D.  A.  Macdonald 
&  Co.,  dwl  S  s  Bertha  nr  Beale 

White  Thompson,  tinsmith,  dwl  2210  Larkin 

White  Timothy,  boilermaker  with  McAfee,  Spiers 
&  Co.,  dwl  61  Natoma 

White  T.  M.,  conductor  Central  R.  R. 

White  Tract  Homestead  Ass'n,  (S.  F.)office418  Cal 

White  Tract  Homestead  Association,  (Valiejo)  office 
Merchants'  ExchaUite 

White  U.  H.,  collector,  dwl  1018  Market 

White  W.  Howard,  assistant  civil  engineer  with 
Col.  G.H.  Mendell,  dwl  518  Stockton 

White  William,  dwl  323  Fremont 

While  William,  bootflnisher  with  Buckingham  & 
Hecht,  dwl  Page  nr  Gougli 

White  William,  laborer,  dwl  SWcor  Sixth  and  How 

White  William,  boottreer,  dwl  211  Eddy 

White  William  A., clerk  wiihH.  M.  Newhall  &.  Co., 
dwl  325  Fremont 

White  William  C,  tinsmith,  dwl  320  Eitch 

White  William  E.,  mariner,  dwl  1612  Mason 

Whit«  William  H.,  driver  with  R.  R.  Swain  &  Co., 
dvvl  8  Howard  Court 

White  William  H.,  jeweler,  dwl  1608  Bush 

White  William  H.,  sewing  machine  operator  with  I. 
M.  Wentworth  &  Co.,  dwl  211   Eddy 

White  William  H.,  teamster,  SE  cor  Spear  and 
Mission,  dwl  N  s  Sixteenth  nr  Guerrero 

White  William  H.,  (AUyHe&  W.J  dwl  S  8  Bush 
bet  Powell  and  Mason 

White  William  H.  H.,  bagmaker  with  Neville  &. 
Co.,  dwl  1233  Pacific 

White  William  M.,  (White  &  Kanary)  dwl  Cos- 
mopolitan Hotel 

White  William  P.,  clerk  with  Mary  McCraith,  NE 
cor  Fi'ont  and  Pacific 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Pocket  Cutlery  and  Scissors. 


BEDINOTON,  HOSTETTEB  &  CO.,  Agents  for  Hall's  Hair  Benower. 


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WHITE  &  BAUER,   /■Robert   White  and  Emilc 

BniierJ  news  agents  and  stationers,  413  Wasb- 

inu'ton 
WHITE  &  KANARY,  (WiUiam  M.   WJiite   and 

David  KanaryJ  Fiisliion  Stables,  16  Sutter 
While.— See  Wliyte  and  Wiu'lit 
WHITEHALL    EXCHANGE    RESTAURANT, 

Adam  Bootz  &  Co.  pi-opiietors,  N  W  cor  Spring 

and  Summer 
Wliiteliead  Benjamin,  painter,  dwl  N  s  Sacramento 

nr  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Whitehead  Cliarles,  clerk  with  Marcus  D.  Boruck 

&Co.,  dwl  3-27  Eddy 
Whiteliead  John,  barkeeper  with  Martin  <fe  Horton, 

dwl  N  8  Sacriimento  nr  Vnn  Ness  Avenue 
Whiteheaii  John,   porter  with  Howe  &  Hall,  dwl 

835  PaciKc 
■Whitehead  Simuel,  carbnilder  with  Kimball  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  II 16  Pacific 
Whitehout^e  Jacob,  (Clark  &    VV.)  dwl  Fifth  Av- 
enue nr  L,  South  S.  F. 
Whitehurst  Henry,  cook  International  Hotel,  dwl 

Miller  Place 
Whitelaw  Brothers,  (Jamea   and    Thomas)   junk 

dealers,  N  s  Brannan  bet  First  and  Second 
Whitelaw   James,   (Whitelaw    Brothers)   dwl  266 

Brannan 
Whitelaw  Oscar  P.,  refiner  with   S.   Gumbinner, 

dwl  1308  Taylor 
Whitelaw  Thomas,   (Whitelaw  Brothers)   dwl  266 

Brannan 
Whitely    W.   H.,    cnshier    Naval    Office    Custom 

House,  dwl  .521  Montgomery 
Wbiteman  Albert  G.,  clerk  with  H.  Labohm,  dwl 

SW  cor  Howard  and  Uuss 
Whiiemau  John,  real  estate,  dwl  S  s  Thirteenth  bet 

Folsom  and  Howard 
Whiteside  Alexander,  porter  with   Root  &,  Bailey, 

dwl  464  Jessie 
Whiteside  C.   H.,    carriagetrimmer  with   Kimball 

Manufactuiing  Co.,  dwl  320  Pine 
Whiltield    Robert,   apprentice    with    George    W. 

Grant, dwl  12  Perry 
Whitford  Amanda  E.,  (widow)  dwl  902  Folsom 
Whitham  Sarah,  (widow)  dwl  40  Minna 
Whitiman  John,  cooper,  dwl  125  Shipley 
Whiting  Ann  E.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dwl  1007  How 
Whiling  Augustus  H.,   (Hooper,  W.    &    Co.)   res 

New  York 
WHITING  B.C.,  US.  superintendent  Indian  affairs 

for  California,  oflice  224  Kearny,  dwl  205  Taylor 
Whiting  B.  N.,  aicliitect,  dwl  4.')4  Bush 
Whiting  E.,  (widow)  dwl  220  Ciiestnut 
Whiting  George  W.,  woodturner  with  E.  K.  Howes 

&  Co.,  dwl  67  Natoma 
Whiting  Joseph  D.,  assistant  engineer  P.  M.  S.  S. 

Montana 
Whiting  Josephine,  (widow)  dwl  26  Sonth  Park 
Whitinjj  M.  S..  mercliant,  dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
WHITING,  NAPHTALY  &  NjEUMANN,  (  VVil- 

Ham  P.  C.  Whiting,  Joseph  Naphtaly  and  Paul 

A^Hm^Jiny  attorneys  at  law,  office  430  C.il 
Whiting  Oliver  L.,  carpenter,  dwl  .305  Montgomery 
Whiting  Sarah  A.,  matron  Episcopal  Chnn-h  Home, 

dwl  E  s  Mission  bet  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth 
Whiting  Thomas  J.  K.,  roofer,  dwl  10U7  Howard 
Whiting  W.  J.,  (  Whiting  if  Fine)  dwl  cor  Third 

and  Hunt 
Whiting  William  P.   C,  (Whiting,   Naphtaly   & 

Neumann)  res  Oakland 
WHITING    &   FINE,   (W.   J.    Whiting  and  H. 

Fine)  stockyard,  cor  Howard  and  Tenth 
Whiting's  Building,  SE  cor  .Sansom  and  Pine 
Whitley  Henry  B.,  cook  with  Jacob  H.  Ahrens,  dwl 

218  Commercial 
Whitley  Isaac,  cirpenter,  dwl  548  Howard 
Whitman  Adolphus  J.,  plasterer,  dwl  220  Stevenson 
Whitman  Henry,  North  Beach  Market,  823  Green- 
wich 


Whitman  .John  F.,  mariner,  dwl  421  Dupont 
Whitman  John  T.,  porter  with  G.  M.  Josselyn,  38 

Market 
Wliitinan   Joseph  H.,   bookkeeper  with  Wellman. 

Peck  &  Co..  dwl  22:5  Kearny 
WHITMAN  S.  P.,  real  estate  and  business  agent, 

313  Montgomery 
Whitmore  Daniel  W.,  physician,  dwl  Orleans  Hotel 
Wliiiinore  Sylvester  S.,  barkeeper  with  Reimnel  & 

Otersen,  dwl  W  a  Capp  nr  Tweuty-lifih 
Whitnell  James  L.,  clerk  with  C.  H.  Brickwedei, 

foot  of  First 
Whitney  Abbott  L.,  (Shoenbar  &  W.)  dwl    210 

Eleventh 
Whitney  AlonzoD.,  (Whitney  Sc  Co.)  res  Oakland 
Whitney  Alvin  W.,  ( McDonald  &  W.J  dwl  5iJ4  Sut 
Whitney  Annie  E.,  (widow)  dwl  29  Jessie 
Whitney  Charles,  bds  122  Leidesdorif 
Whitney  Charles,  salesman,  dwl  110  Sutter 
Whitney  Charles,   salesman   with   Wiluierding  & 

Kellogg,  dwl  37  Second 
Whitney  Edgar  B.,  porter  with  Redington,  Hostet- 

ter&  Co.,  dwl  920  Bush 
Whitney  Frank  E.  R.,  ex-chief  engineer  S.F.F.D., 

dwf  505  Bush 
Whitney   George,  ( Whitney  Sf  FrecscJ  dwl   E   s 

Bartlett  bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Wliiiney  George  O.,  (George  0.  Whitney  df  Co.) 

dwl  1015  Clay 
WHITNEY  GEORGE   O.   &   CO.,    (Charles  M. 

Kimball  and  J.  Wayla7id  Kimball)  manufac- 
turers, importers  and  dealers  furniture,  bedding, 

npholstery,  etc.,  319  and  321  Pine 
Whitney  Harriet,  (widow)  dwl  1030  Bush 
Whitney  Horatio  B.,  clerk  with  J.  R.  Wliitney  & 

Co.,  dwl  29  Third 
Whitney  Isabelle  Miss,  assistant  teach.:r  North  Cos- 
mopolitan School,  dwl  1015  Clay 
Whitney  James,  bookkeeper  with  Brittan,Holbrook, 

&  Co..  dwl  33  Kearny 
WHITNEY  JAMES  D.,  physician,  office  and  dwl 

204  Sutter 
Whitney  James  G.,  salesman  with  George  O.  Whit- 
ney &  Co.,  dwl  1015  Clay 
Whitney  James  O..  with  Bryant  &  Cook,   dwl  SW 

cor  Clay  and  Montgomery 
WHITNEif  JAMES  P.,  physician,  office  204  Sut- 
ter, dwl  .524  Sutter 
Whitney  John  R.,  (J.  R.  Whitney   4-   Co.)  res  San 

Jose 
WHITNEY  JOSEPH  D.,  State  Geologist,  office  91 

Montgomery  Block 
Whitney  J.  R.  &  Co.,   commission  merchants,  315 

California 
WHITNEY  J.  R.  &  CO.,  (Edwin  MrLnugklin) 

agents  San  Jo86  Woolen  Mills,  319  Calituruia 
Whitney    Nathaniel    P.,  laborer,   dwl  Ss  Bernal 

Hights  nr  San  Bruno  Road 
Whitney  Patrick,  fireman,  dwl  50  Natoma 
Whitney  Pliny  M.,  miner,  dwl  505  Bush 
Whitney  Sarah  H.  Miss,  teacher  Tehama  St.    Pri- 
mary School,  dwl  759  Market 
WHITNEY  SUMNER,  publisher  and  importer  law 

books,  613  Clay,  dwl  S  s  Page  bet  Gough  and 

Octavia 
Whitney  W.  B.,  (widow)  dwl  920  Bush 
Whitney  William. bookkeeper  with  R.  D.  Chandler, 

dwl  308  Beale 
Whitney  William,  master  mariner,  dwl  148  Clara 
Whitney  William  K.,  apothecary,  204   Suiter,  dwl 

524  Sutter 
Whitney  W.  J.,  carpenter  H.C. League.  128  Kearny 
Whitney  &  Co.,    (A.  D.  Whitney  and  F.  H.  Smit/i) 

forwarding  and  commission  inerchts,  415  Front 
WHITNEY  &  FREESE,   (George   Whitney  and 

Andrew  C.  Free.se)  stevedores,  SE  cor  Steuart 

and  Mission 
Whitsted  Edward,  (Goodwin,  W.  Jf  Co.)  dwl  428 

Hayes 


Furniture  and  Dwellings  insured  at  lowest  rates  by  the  F£OPI<ES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Fancy  Goods. 


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Whittnker  Charles,  bathamn  Sanitarium  Baths,  dwl 

2-210  Powell 
Whittaker  Thomas  H.,  clerk  with  T.  B.  Bishop,  414 

California 
Whittaker.— See  Wbitaker 
Whittam  Mattliew,  ciiipenter  with   Swan,  Dunbar 

&  Co.,  dwl  \V  B  Folsom  nr  Twenty-third 
Whittell  Alexander  P.,   clerk    Donohbe,  Kelly  &. 

Co's  Bank,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Whittell  A.  M.,  dwl  333  Bush 
Whittell  George  F.,  salesman  with  Murphy,   Grant 

&.  Co.,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
Whittell  Hujfh,  cnpitalirtt,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 
WHITTEiMOKE  D.  H.,  attorney  at  law,  office  302 

Montgomery,  dwl  717  Shotwell 
Whittemore  James  B., draftsman  with  Raun  &.  Tay- 
lor, dwl  I9i  Rausch 
Whitten  Robert  C,  carpenter,  227  Second 
Whittet  Eli/.abeth,  (widow)  dwl  McCormack 
WHITTIER,  FULLER  &  CO.,  fW.  Frank  Whit- 
tier  and  William   P.   Fuller  J   importers,  and 
wholesale  paints,  oils,  window  glass,   etc.,  and 
mHnufactuiers  mirrors,  SWcor  Pine  and  Front 
Whittier  J.  M.,  proprietor  Massasoit  Restaurant,114 

Perry 
Whittier  xM.  B.,  liquor  saloon,  SW  cor  Third  and 

King 
Whittier  W.  Frank, /TrA;//?Vr,/'u7/cr   <fc    Co.;  dwl 

SW  cor  Howard  and  Twentieth 
Whittier  Nathaniel,  with   Whittier,  Fuller  «fe  Co., 

res  Oaklaud 
Whittle  Deeriiig,  clerk  with  J.  DeFremery  &  Co  , 

dwl  910  Howard 
Whittle  George,  watchman  Vulcan  Iron  Works,  dwl 

137  Fii-Bt 
Whittle  Joseph,  grainer,  dwl  N  s  Jackson  bet  Lar- 

kin  and  Polk 
Whittle  Joseph,  ( Schojidd  Sf  W.J  dwl  Mills  Place 

nr  Diipont 
Whittle  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  Wisconsin  Hotel  409 

Pacific 
Whittock  William,  housemover  with  Hyde  &.  Ches- 
ter, dwl  12  Wehh 
Whilton  Charles  F.,  fHall  &    W.J  dwl  45  Stanly 

Place 
Whittum  S.  L.  Mrs.,  nurse  S.   F.  Female  Hospital 

dwl  917  Clay 
Wholen  J.,  cartman  City  Railroad 
Whorley  Joanna,  (widow)  dwl  19  Hinckley 
Whylnnd  D.  H.  Mrs.,  millinery,  59  Second 
Whvlie  John,  upholsterer,  dwl  NE  cor  Kearny  and 

Clay 
Whyraper   Frederick,  artist  and  mining  engineer, 
office  432  Monigoineiy,  and  editorial  department 
Alta  California,  dwl  921  Bush 
Whyte  John   P.,   carpenter.  229   Sutter,   dwl  S  s 

Twentieth  bet  Valencia  and  Gnerrero 
Whyte  Neil  C,  machinist  Pacific  IroQ  Works,  dwl 

3J6  Beale,  rear 
Whyte. — See  White  and  Wight 
Wianchi  C,  waiter  with  Campi  ic  Co.,  dwl  Pacific 

nr  Stockton 
Wiblen  Michael,  tinner  with  Funcke&Wassermann, 

dwl  NE  cor  Eighth  and  Braunan 
Wich  Michael,  sawyer  with  F.  Korbel  &  Bros. 
Wich  Theodore,  clerk  with  A.  Loewel,  dwl  SW  cor 

Seventeenlii  and  Mission 
Wichelhausen  Louis,  collector  with  P.  Baca  dt  Co., 

dwl  548  Jessie 
Wichelhausen  Rudolph,  in^^nrance  agent,  offices  210 

Mont  and  123  Sec,  dwl  N  W  cor  Nat  and  Russ 
Wichmann  Henry,  cleik,  dwl  SE  cor  Twenty-fourth 

and  Alabama 
Wichmann  Henry,  clerk  with  F.  F.  Speckmans,  dwl 

NE  cor  Fourth  nnd  Mission 
Wicht  Henry  A.,  ( M.  M.  Cook  &  Go.)  dwl  SW  cor 

Pierce  and  Bush 
Wicht  Louis,  /  Wichl  dk  i^chtisslerjdwl  SE  cor  Hyde 
and  Pacific 


Wicht    <fe    Schussler,   fLouis    Wicht  and    Adolph 
SchnxxlerJ  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Hyde 
and  PaciKc 
Wickenhauser  Fred,  (Scheerer  Sf-  W.J  dwl  8  Harlan 

Place 
Wicker  Herman,  bookkeeper,  dwl  874  Mission 
Wicker  Williim  E.,  clerk  with  Babcock  &  Sutton, 

dwl  E  8  Second  Avenue  nr  Sixteenth 
Wickersham  W.  H.,  traveling  agent,  COS  Front  dwl 

230  Third 
Wickes  Alfred  M.,  clerk  Grand  Hotel 
Wickes  Frank,  foreman  compositors  Pioneer,  dwl 

803  Hyde 
Wickman  Margaret,  (widow)  dwl  21  Essex 
Wicks  Luther  C.,  salesman,  dwl  E  s  Howard  nr 

Nineteenth 
Wickware  George  C,  real  estate,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Widber  Jacob,  carpenter,  dwl  139  Silver 
WIDBER  JAMES  H.,  chemist  and  apothecary  .SW 
cor  Third  and  Market,  and  superinteiident'Com- 
mon  Schools,  office  22  City  Hall,  dwl  120  Jones 
Wider  Charles,  cooper  with' David  Woerner,  dwl 

SW  cor  Spear  and  Mission 
Widman  Herman  G.,  with  M.  Brandenstein  <t  Co., 
dwl  Railroad  Av  and  Eleventh  Av,  South  S.  F. 
Widman  John,  dwl  SW  cor  Potrero  Avenue  and 

Santa  Clara 
Widmann  Catherine,  (widow)  dwl  418  Green 
Widmann  Ferdinand,  apprentice  with  John  Bohn, 

dwl  N  8  Green  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Widmer  Henry,   barkeeper,   SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Com,  dwl  Kearny  bet  Wash  and  Jackson 
WIDOW  AND  ORPHAN  FUND  LIFE  INSUR- 
ANCE CO.,   (Nashville,  Tenn.)    Clark  &  Fox 
managers,  office  331  Montgomery 
WIDOWS'  AND  ORPHANS'  LIFE  INSURANCE 
CO.,  (New  York)  Andrew  B.  Forbes  general 
agent,  office  204  Montjfomery 
Wiebalk  Nicholas,  groceries  arid  liquors,  SW  cor 

Polk  and  Bush 
Wiebe  William,  (  Wide  &   StrehlJ  dwl  4  Taylor 

Place 
Wiebe  &  Strehl,^TFi7Zjaj»  Wiebe  and  Philip  StrehlJ 

hairdressers,  13  Geary 
Wiebeke  Henry,  bootmaker,  1  Montgomery  Court 
Wieboldt   Henry,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor 

Folsom  and  Eleventh 
Wieboldt  John  T.,  clerk  with  John  Husing,  SE  cor 

Post  and  Dupont 
Wiedemann  James,  assistant  teacher  South  Cosmo- 
politan Grammar  School,  dwl  34  Rausch 
Wiederholt  John,  blacksmith,  dwl  907  Folsom 
Wiegand  Eugene,  clerk,  dwl  1721  Stockton 
Wiegmann   Christopher,  laborer   California   Sugar 

Refinery,  dwl  5U9  Eighth 
Wiegmann  Martin,  tinsmith,  dwl  N  s  Linden  bet 

Laguna  and  Octavia 
Wiebe  Caroline  Miss,  teacher,  dwl  726  Folsom 
Wielie  Flora  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Mission  and 

Mary  St.  Primary  School,  dwl  726  Folsom 
WIELANDBROTHERS,  r/o/i«  Jr.   and  Freder- 
ickj    commission    merchants,    and    butter  and 
cheese,  etc.,  •'■)07-509  Front 
Wieland  Conrad,  musician,  dwl  742  Market 
Wieland   Frederick,  (  Wieland  Bros. J  dwl  N  s  Te- 
hama bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Wieland  John,  shoemaker,  N  s  Tehama  bet  Eighth 

and  Ninth 
WIELAND  JOHN,  proprietor  Philadelphia  Brew- 
ery, 228-238  Second,  dwl  2.36  Second 
Wieland  John  Jr.,  (  Wieland  Bros.)  dwl  225  O'Far 
Wiener  Aaron,  cigars  and  tobacco,  303  Kearny,  dwl 

106  Sixth 
Wiener  Aaron,  collector,  dwl  824  Market 
Wiener  Aaron  Mrs.,  fancv  goods  and  toys,  824  Mkt 
Wiener  Adolph,/'OM///,  W.  Sr  Z>a<oy  dwl  228  Turk 
Wiener  Adolph,  real  estate  broker,  dwl  106  Sixth 
Wiener  Benjamin,  tinsmith  with  William  Friel,  dwl 
69  Fourth 


JONES,  PUIiIiMAN  &  CO.,  110  Sansom  Street,  Laces  and  Embroideries. 
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Wiener  Kdwaid,  (  Wiener  Sr  Co.)  dwl  141  Tebama 
Wiener  lidward  O.,  asBistaiit  librarian  Mercaulile 

Library,  dwl  21b  Bush 
Wiener  Inaac,  ^  H''/e«er  &  Co.)  dwl  HI  Tehama 
Wiener  <fe  Co.,  {Edward  and  Isaac  Wiener)  cloth- 

ii)g,5-'9  Commercial 
Wieners  Bernard,  li borer  Golden  Gate  Sngar  Re- 

iiiierv,  dwl  3^  Kansch 
Wieners  John  H..  shoemaker,  dwl 234  Ritch 
Wier  Theodore,  ealesman  with  Eiseu  Brothers,  dwl 

16  Stevenson 
Wier. — See  Ware  and  Weir 
Wiese  Kiederic-k,  musician,  dwl  1059  Mission 
Wiese  Frederick,   waiter  Golden  Gate  Hotel,  728 

Market 
Wiese  George  Mrs.,  groceries  and  fruits,  409  Union 
Wiese   John,  waiter  with  E.   A.    Engelberg,  416 

Kearny 
Wiese  I'eter,  upholsterer,  dwl  283  Stevenson 
Wiese  W..  mariner,  dwl  134  Steuart 
Wiesecke  Henry,  homoepathic  phvMcian  and  speci- 
fic healing  baths,  office  and  dwl  510  Bush 
Weisel  Cliarles,  maiiner.  dwl  39  Pacific 
Wiester  William    H.,  (  Weisler   ^  Co.)  bds  Russ 

House 
Wiester  &  Co., /'IlWjffm   H.   >Fets<ery  patent  bro- 
kers, office  17  New  Montgomery 
Wiggett  Heni7,   ( Wigaett  <&    Co'.)  dwl  SE    cor 

Broadway  and  Mason 
Wiggett  &  Cf.>.,( Henry  Wigselt  and  C.  B.  Lvpton) 
ginger  beer  manufacturers,   SE   cor  Broadway 
and  Mason 
Wiggin    Chailes  L.,  office  808  Montgomery,  dwl 

1508  Jones 
Wiggin  Marcus  P.,  clerk  with   Williams  &  Thorn- 
ton, res  Oakland 
Wiggin  Max,  gastitler,  dwl  3  Delaware  Court 
Wigfiin  Max  Mrs.,  (widow)  dwl  3  Delaware  Court 
Wiggin  RufusA..dwl  1508  Jones 
Wiggin  William  K.,  painter,  806  Montgomery,  dwl 

J  623  Powell 
Wiggins  William   H.,  engineer  with   North   Pac. 

Trans.  Co.,  dwl  603  Third 
Wiggins  W.  W.,  assistant  secretaiy  Bank  California, 

dwl  46  Sonth  Park 
Wight  George  J.,  (  Wight  &  Owen)  dwl  640  Wasb- 

iniiton 
WIGHT  &  OWEN,  ^G'coro-e  J.    Wight  and  John 

W.  Oireu)  attorneys  at  law,  office  718  Mont 
Wight.— See  White  and  Whyte 
Wightnian  A.  C,  messenger  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co., 

res  San  ]{afael 
Wiglitraan  James,  (Wighiman  &    Co.)    dwl    413 

Tehama 
Wighiman  John  Jr.,  (Wighiman  Sf   Co.^  dwl  413 

Tehama 
Wightman  John  &   Co.,  American   Eagle  tobacco 
agency,   322    Front,   dwl   8  s  Thirteenth   bet 
Howard  and  Folsom 
Wighiman  Thomas  W., bookkeeper  with  E.  C.  Ken- 
nedy, dwl  516  Tavlor 
WIGH'i'MAN    <fe    CO.,    (John   Jr.,    and  James 

Wightman)  produce  commission,  325  Davis 
Wigley  Lewis,  blacksmith  with  S.  V.  Water  Co. 
Wigmore  James,  special  policeman,  dwl  567  How 
WlGMOIiE  JOHN,  hardwood,  veneers,  etc.,  120 

Spear,  dwl  707  Post 
Wik  Olof,  laborer,  dwl  McCormack 
WilberJ.  W.,  builder,  dwl. 509  Bush 
Wilbert  Peter,  car  conductor,  dwl  421  Bnsh 
Wilbert  V.  P.,  dwl  421  Bush 
Wilbur  George  B.,  painter,  dwl 26  Anna 
Wilbur  James  C,  lather  andestraman  Hose  Co.  No. 

5,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  Market  nr  Eleventh 
Wilbnr  M.  N.,  cook,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Wilburn  James  P.,  carrier  S.  F.  Post  Office,  dwl  424 

Fremont 
WiUhe  William  W,  secretary  North  German  Con- 
,         Bulate,  314  Sac.  dwl  16  O'Farrell 


Wilcki  Julius  J.,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  1004  Sutter 

Wilcocks  BenJHtnin,  collector,  606  Merchant,  dwl 
1113  Montgomery 

Wilcox  M.,  pump  manufacturer,  dwl  Branch  House 

Wilcox  A.  O.,  8lioen)aker,  dwl  li7J  Fourth 

Wilcox  Charles  S.,  clerk,  dwl  424  Sansom 

Wilcox  E.,  clerk,  dwl  Coeo  Houge 

Wilcox  Jonathan,  longshoreman, dwl  270  Bran,  rear 

Wilcox  Joseph,  carpenter,  dwl  24  Everett 

Wilcox  Silas,  contractor,  dwl  E  s  Ldguna  nr  McAl- 
lister 

Wild  Charles,  tailor,  429  Dnpont 

Wild  Jacob,  baker  with  William  Hessler,  dwl  N  s 
Green  bet  Stockton  and  Powell 

Wild  Thomas,  baker,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 

Wilde  Clara  L.  Mi88,dwl  NE  corVallt-joand  Octavia 

Wilde  Daniel,  asphaltum worker,  dwl  516  Jones, 
rear 

Wilde  David,  drayman  with  Richards  &  Harrison, 
NK  cor  Battery  and  Commercial 

Wilde  Francis  B.,  '(  Wilde  &  Co.)  dwl  Fifteenth  Av- 
enue nr  Railroad  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 

Wilde  James  M.,  clerk,  213  Front,  dwl  706  Cal 

Wilde  John  R.,  (  Wilde  dk  Co.)  dwl  NE  cor  Octavia 
and  Vallejo 

WILDE  &  CO.,  (Franci<  B  Wilde  and  John  R. 
Wilde)  real  estate,  office  312  Montgoinery 

Wilder  Charles,   painter,  18  Foiirth,  dwl  153' Third 

WILDEli  DAVID,  clerk  California  Dry  Dock  Co., 
28  Merchants  Exchange,  dwl  1512  Folsom 

Wilder  Edward  B.,  mining  engineer,dwl  26  Rincon 
Place 

Wilder  E.  H.,  laundryman  with  S.  F.  Laundry  As- 
sociation, dwl  NW  corTurk  and  Fillmore 

Wilder  Frederick  A.,  foreman  with  Wheeler  & 
WiWon  S.  M.  Co.,  427  Moiiigoniery 

Wilder  Hiram,  niill<iamh,Old  San  Jose  Road  5  mile 
from  St.  Mary's  College 

Wilder  James  G.',  law  studentwith  Hale  &  Edmonds, 
dwl  26  Rincon  Place 

Wildermuih  Julius,  liquor  saloon,  NE  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Leide.sdortr,  dwl  9  Stockton  Alley 

Wildes  Joseph  H.,  chief  diafisman  U.  S.  Surveyor- 
General's  office,  dwl  339  Bryant 

Wililner  John,  stonecutter,  dwl  '2;i6  Sutter 

Wilds  George  H.,  asphaltum,  dwl  319  Tehama 

Wildt  Valentine,  bra-tsHuiBher  with  W.  T.  Garratt 
&  Co.,  dwl  317  Bush 

Wiley  Charles,  laundiynian  Occidental  Hotel 

Wiley  Ephraiin  W.,  captain,  dwl  1221  Washington 

Wiley  George,  porter,  dwl  39  Tehama 

Wiley  Isaac^  mariner,  dwl  E  s  Treat  Avenue  bet 
Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 

Wiley  James  S.,  upholsterer  with  Plum,  Bell  A  Co., 
26  Post 

Wiley  Samuel  R.,  bookkeeper  with  James  K.  Prior, 
730  Montgoinery 

Wilford  Albeit,  dwl  2)5  Sansom 

Wilhelm  August,  physician,  office  732  Washington, 
dwl  106  Eddy 

WILHliLM  CARL  L.,  apothecary,  NW  cor  Sixth 
and  Mission 

Wilhelm  Henry,  deckhand  stm  Monlton,  dwl  23  Val 

Wilhelm  John,  cooper  Pacific  Barrel  aud  Keg  Fac- 
tory, dwl  43  Clara 

Wilheliiii  Conrad,  cashier  with  Macondray  &  Co., 
dwl  239  Seventh 

Wilhelmi  Herman,  merchnnt,  dwl  239  Seventh 

Wilhelmi  Wolrad,  cook  with  Ernst  Mayrisch,  dwl 
811  Vallejo 

Wilhelmsen  Peter,  carpenter,  dwl  341  Clementina 

Wilie  James  Mrs.,  saleswoman  with  Mrs.  li.  W. 
Bessey,  dwl  35  Garden 

Wilke  Charles,  driver  with  C.  Collett,  dwl  1223 
Stockton 

Wilke  Ferdinand  G.  O.,  painter,  NW  cor  Second 
and  Jessie, dwl  NE  cor  Eighteent:'  and  Guerrero 

Wilke  Herman,  upholsterer  with  Gi>->dwiu  St,  Co., 
dwl  815  Bush 


TH£  FEOFIiES  IKSUBANCS  CO.  a  Iiiberal  Company. 


C.  p.  VAW  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  St..  Table  and  Pocket  Cutlery. 


SAN     PR  AN  CISCO      [  W  ]      DIRECTORY. 


675 


Wilke  Julius,  cabinetmaker  with  James  Eaton,  dwl 

Um  Sutter 
Wilke  I.ouii»,  f  IVilke  &  Egbert)  dwl  246  Jessie 
Wilke  Williain,  cabinetmiiKer  with  George  B.  May 

&  Co..  dwl  1G18  Powell 
Wilke  &,  Eggert,  ('Ao»i.s  H/j/AeantZ    WiUinm   Eg- 
geitj  lieei'  Siiloun,  SW  coi-  Sutter  iind  Kearny 
Wilkeiis  William,  groceries  and  liquors,  'J:»6  Sutler 
Wilker  VvdHi:\i,( Lange&  CV.ydwl  N  \V  cor  Eighth 

and  Folsom 
Wilkey  Edward  H.,  painter,  dwl  535  Tnrk 
WilUie  Andrew,  ciibinetmaker.  dwl  Ii28^  Fourth 
WilUie  F.  E.,  stock  broker,  otlice  422  Moutgomery, 

dwl  6-'2  Greenwich 
Wilkie  Sarah,  (widow)  liquor  saloon,  Ws  Drumm 

bet  Washiiigiou  and  Oregon 
Wilkin  Hiriiin,  nieicliant,  dwl  iUG  Folsom 
Wilkin  Williain,  carpenter,  dwl  ItilS  Fowell 
WilkiiiB  Abby,  (widow)  dwl  iS19  Howard 
Wilkins  1{.  P.,  i  Close  4-   W.J  dwl  8U2  Market 
Wilkins  Ciiiirles   F.,   bookkeeper   with  lirigham  & 

l|ak-h,  dwl  322  Pine 
Wilkius  Charles  G.,  UBsistant  assessor  U.   S.  Int. 

liev.dwl  217  Sixtii 
Wilkins  Frederick,  laborer,  dwl  344  Siiipley 
Wilkins  Frederick,  laborer,  dwl  W  s  San   Bruno 

road  bet  Twenty-sixth  and  Twenty-seventh 
Wilkins  Frederick  A.,  drayiuau  ^'atioual  Mills,  dwl 

bll  Liirkiii 
Wilkins  Harry,  dwl  427  Tnrk 
WilKins  James,  cook,  dwl  8  Calhoun 
Wilkins  John,  lamplighter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co.  dwl 

1135  Folsom 
Wilkins  Jolin  li.,  scenic  artist  California  Theater, 

dwl  205  Seventh 
Wilkins  Josepli  E  ,  shoemaker,  dwl  N  s  Parker  nr 

Columbia,  Bernal  Highis 
Wilkins  Louii,  groceries  and  liquors,  SE  cor  Bryant 

and  White  Place 
Wilkins  Matthias,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE    cor 
Chestnut  and  Mason,  dwl  SE  cor   Chestuut  and 
Mason 
Wilkins  kicbard,   barkeeper,   NW  cor  Beale  and 

Mi.ssion 
Wilkins  William,  driver  with  Billings  &.  Sherry, 

dwl  Branch  House 
Wilkins  William, grower,  dwl  417  Sutter,  rear 
Wilkins  William,  (Ckilds  ^    W.J  dwl  225  Sutter 
Wilkins  Williiun  J.,  inerchaut,   dwl  S  s  Twentieth 

bet  Dolores  and  Church 
Wilkinson  America  Mrs., dressmaker,  dwl  239  Clara 
Wilkinson  Catherine,  (widow)    dwl  N  8  Miuua  nr 

Nimh 
Wilkinson  Edward,  toll  gate  keeper,   Mission  and 

Ocean  Beach  road,  ur  Beach 
Wilkinson  Eli/.a,  (widow)  dwl  311  Eighth 
Wilkinson  F.  D.,  captaiu  brig  Hesperian,  office  34 

Market 
Wilkinsou  Frank,  metallic  signcutter  with  Hopps  <fe 

Sons 
Wilkinson  J.,  dwl  421  Bush 
Wilkinson  Jacob,  (colored)  hairdresser  with  N.  C. 

Susand,  dwl  28  Stone 
Wilkinson   James,  carpenter,   dwl   Spring  Valley 

Homestead  nr  St.  Mary's  College 
Wilkinson  John  J.,  cooper  S.  F.  Sugar  Relinerr 
^    dwl  1121  Folsom  ^ 

Wilkinson  John  S.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128 

Kearny 
Wilkinson  Joseph,  clerk  with  C.  AdolpheLow  dwl 

11  Ellis  ' 

Wilkinson  Joseph  W. ,  f  Jones  ^\-  W^.;  d wl  302  Third 
Wilkinson  M:ithew,  cook,  dwl  724  Washington 
Wilkinson  Nathaniel  R.,  carpenter.dwl  613  Mission 
Wilkinson  Philetus  C,  teamster,   dwl  8  Howard 

Court 
Wilkinson  R.  H.,  qnarlermaeter  P.  M.  8.  S.  Great 

Republic 
Wilkinson  Richard  H. ,  dwl  29  First 


Wilkinson  Roderigo,  (colored)  messeuger  pay  de- 

liarlment  U.  S.  A.,  res  Oakland 
Wilkinson  Samuel,  woolsorter  with  PerkinB,  Flint 

&  Co.,  dwl  Larkin  nr  Beach 
Wilkinson  Smiih,  drover,  dwl  15  Vallejo 
Wilkinson  Thomas,  carpenter  and  builder,  dwl  N  b 

Tyler  nr  Scott 
Wilkinson    Thomas,    (colored)    laborer,    dwl  837 

Broadway 
Wilkinson  William,  carpenter,  dwl  5  Fourth 
Wilkinson  William,  boots  and  shoes,  12l6PoIk 
Wilke  John,  with  William  H.  Foster,  Jr.,  206  San 
Will  Frederick  A.,  (  Will  &  A«c*ydwl2l23  Mason 
Will  Joachim,  waiter  with  Saulmann&,  Luuensteiu, 

dwl  cor  Battery  and  Jackson 
Will  Joim  D..  barkeeper,  320  Pine 
WILL  &  FLVCK,  f  Frederick  A.  Will  and  Julius 
Finckj  surgiciilinslrumentmakei-s,  cntlers.lock- 
smiihs  and  bellhangers,  140   Montgomery  and 
821   Kearnv 
WILLAMETTE  WOOLEN  MILLS.   (Sahm,  Or- 
egon) Badger  &.  Lindenberger  uyents,  7  San 

Willard ,  dwl  318  Pine 

Willaid  Edward,  f  Willard  &  BibanJ  dwl  SW  cor 

Mission  and  Twenty-third 
Willard  Joseph  W.,  clerk  with  California  Powder 

Works  Co.,  dwl  609  Pine 
Willard  Louis,  clerk,  511  Sacramento 
Willard  Nathan,  clerk  with  Mansbach  &.  Bine,  dwl 

1219  Sutter 
Willard   &   Biban,    (Edward   Willard  and  Isaac 
BibanJ    blacksmiths,    NE    cor    Mission    and 
Twenty  fourth 
Willbrimd  Bernard.carpenter  with  William  Zehfuss, 

dwl  405  Stevenson 
Willcutt  Jiinies,  (Wincntt&  i2«7re;  S  s  Merchant 

bet  Drumm  and  East 
WILLCUTT  JOSEPH  L.,  secretary  Southern  Pa- 
citic  and  Market  St.  R.  R.  Cos..  office  NE  cor 
Market  and  Montgomery,  dwl  H28  0'Farrell 
Willcutt   &    Rowe,    (James     WillcuU  and  Albert 
HovcJ  shipwrights,  calkere  and  sparmakers,  8 
8  Merchant  bet  Drumm  and  East 
Wille  Carl.cooper  with  Cutting  &  Co.,  dwl  junction 

California  and  Market 
Wille  Frederick,  cabinetmaker  with  Field  &  Frei 

dwl  1280' Fane  11 
Willebrands  J.  H.,  painter,  dwl  NsBush  bet  Brod- 

erick  and  Baker 
Willers  John,  mariner,  dwl  39  Pacific 
Willes  John  K.,  compositor  with  M.  Weiss,  dwl  3 

Raphael  Place 
Willess  James,  foreman  with  A.  L.  Bancroft  &.  Co.. 

dwl  801  Poet 
Willeft  Albert  P..  bootfitter  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl 

17^  Dnpoiit,  rear 
Willett  Eli  H.,  salesman  with  McMillan  &  Kester, 

dwl  260  Tehama 
Willey  Augustus,  shoemaker,  dwl  155  Natoma 
Willey  Charles  J.,  (O.  F.  Willey  &  Co.)  dwl  521  i 

Stevenson 
WILLEY  JOHN  M.,  physician.office  and  dwl  1043 

Folsom 
Willey  Mary  B.  Miss,  teacher  languages  and  music, 

1043  Folsom 
WILLEY  O.  F.  &  Co.,  (Ckarhx  J.  WilleyJ  manu- 
facturers and  dealers  carriages,  211  Batterv 
Willey  Otis  F.,  fO.  F.  Wtlley  &  Co  J  dwl  522  third 
Willey  Robert  H.,  law  student  with  William  Hayes, 

dwl  613  Howard 
Willey  William,  laborer,  dwl  225  Minna 
Willey  William  M.,  clerk  with  William  M.  Searby, 

dwl  1043  Folsom 
Willey  W.  J.,  clerk  with  Haynee  &  Lawton,  dwl 

652  Market 
Willey  W.  S.,  carpenter  H.  C.  Leagne,  128  Kearny 
William  George  E.,  carpenter,  dwl  226  Second 
William  Henry,  (colored)  waiter  P.  M.  8.  S.  China 
William  Tell  Hotel,  L.  Roux  proprietor,  721  Pacific 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street.  Straw  Hats  and  Trmunm«». 


HEDINQTON    HOSTETTEB  &  CO.,  The  great  Drug  and  Patent  Medicine  Depot 


676 


SAN     JRANCISCO      [ W ]      DIRECTORY 


WILLIAM    TKLL    HOUSE,    Fensteruiacber    & 

Miiizeubeclier  proprietors,  317  Bush 
VVilliaiiis  A.,  lil.orei-  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Williams  Al>ram  i'.,  »ileemuu  witb  Livinj,'8ton  &. 

Co.,  dwl  II  Kemny 
Williauis  A.  F.,  speculator,  dwl  504  Powell 
Williams  Alliert  Kev.,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Williauis  Alfred  S., stevedore  and  extrao^an  etm  No. 

3,  S.  F.  F.  D.,  dwl  S  8  Sutter  iir  Jones 
Williams  Ainoe.  book  agent,  dwl  67  Clementina 
Williams  Andrew,  attorney  at  law,  office  535  Clay, 

dwl  43  South  Park 
Williams  Andrew,  longshoreman,  dwl  W  a  Bran- 
nan  bet  First  and  Second 
Williams    Auburn    L.,    coreniaker    Pacific    Iron 

Works,  dwl  56  Natoma 
Williams    Benjiimin    F.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl    W  a 

Michigan  bet  Shasta  and  Napa 
WILLIAMS,  BLANCHARD  &  CO..  ^ Henry  B. 
Williams,  Henry  P.    Blanckard  and   Charles 
B.   Morgiinj    shipping  aud   coaimission    mer- 
cliants,  218  California 
Williams,  Borustein  &  Co.,  (Marcus  Williams  and 
Julius  BoriisteinJ  importers  aud  jobbers  wines 
and  liquors,  415  Sacramenio 
Williams   Culeb  M.,  driver  Bunk  California,  NW 

cor  Sanson)  and  California 
Williams    Catherine    Mrs.,    furnished    rooms,  214 

Tehama 
Williams  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  531  Mission 
WilliamB  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  16:21  Powell,  rear 
Williams  Charles,  carpenter,  dwl  SK  cor  Butte  and 

Mississippi 
Williams   Cliarles,   carpenter  witb    A.  A.  Snyder, 

63  Halleck 
Williams   Charles,  seajnan  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's 

SS.  Gussie Telfair 
Williams  Charles,   teamster,  dwl  Ns  Turk  bet  La- 

guna  and  Oetavia 
Williams  Charles  L..  (Giant  Cement  (Jo.,)  dwl  E  s 

Powell  bet  Washington  and  Jackson 
Willi  mis   ChesWiE.  (Williams  &  Sons)    dwl  843 

Howard 
Williams  C.  S.,  barkeeper,  dwl  Point  San  Queutin 

Hotel 
Williams   Curtis  P.    Capt.,  master  mariner,  dwl  3 

Florence 
Williams   Cyril,  bookkeeper  with  Falkner,  Bell  &. 

Co.,  dwl  843  Mission 
Williams  Uavid,  rodmau  County  Surveyor's  Office, 

dwl  NW  cur  Washington  and  Lai  kin 
Williams  David.  (Cnrsuell  &  W.J  dwl  Spear  nr  Fol 
\\'illiam8  David,  (Llewellyn  &  Co. J  dwl  805  Mission 
WILLIAMS,  DEANE  A-  CO,  (TlwmnsWilliavis 
and  Cull  DcaneJ  stockbrokers,  office  162  Leid- 
esdortt' 
Williams  Edward,  attorney,  dwl  35  Clementina 
Williams   Edward,    blacksmith    with  Kittredge    & 

Leavitt,  dwl  37  Natoma 
Williams  Edward,  laborer  Pucitic  Rolling  Mill,  dwl 

Potrero  Point 
Williams  Edward,  liackman  with  Thomas  J.  Morse, 

dwl  113  O'Farrell 
Williams  Edward,  laborer,  dwl  -525  Filbert 
Williams  Edward  A.,  siiloonkeeper,  dwl  708  Vallejo 
Williams  Edward  W.,  pressman  with  Tay,  Brooks 

A  Backus,  dwl  1228  Washington 
Williams  Edwin  A.,  clerk,  dwl  '-'81  Minna 
Williams  Elias,  workman  Selby's  Smelting  Works, 

North, Beach 
Williams   Ellen  Miss,  teacher  music,  dwl  2  Ewer 

Place 
Williams   E.   T.,    carpenter    H.   C.    League,    128 

Kearnv 
Williams    ^u^ene    B.,    aesistant    auditor    Custom 

House,  dwl  42  Sixth 
Williams   Francis,  stonevard,   junction    Pine   and 
Market,  and  agent  Summit  Ice   Co.,  office  312 
Iklissiou,  dwl  27  Eddv 


Williams  Francis  O.   A.,  printer  S.   F.  Chronicle, 

dwl  SW  cor  Vallejo  and  Florence 
Williams   Fiank,  tisiierman,  dwl  NE  cor  Drumm 

and  Oregon 
Williams  Frank,  longshoreman,  dwl  NE  cor  Drumm 

and  Oregon 
Williams  Frank,  seaman,  dwl  305  Union 
Williams  Frank,  waiter  New  Mint  Restaurant,  dwl 

636  Commercial 
Williams  Fi'anklin,  secretary  Odd   Fellows'  Mutual 
Aid  Ass'ii,  325  Montgomery,  dwl  NE  cor  Jones 
aud  O'  Farrell 
Williams  Frederick,  fruits,  dwl  cor  Cemetery  Av- 
enue and  Post 
Williams  Frederick,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Williams  G.,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Pacific 
Williatiis    Gardner  P.,  assay  department  U.  S.  B. 

Mint,  res  Oakland 
Williams  George,  barkeeper,  536  Sacramento,  dwl 

48  Clementina 
Williams  George,  porter  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Williains  George,  clerk,  31    Metropolitan   Market, 

dwl  S  8  Harrison  bet  Seventh  aud  Eighth 
Williams  George,  drayman  with  Phillips,  Taber  & 

Co.,  dwl  8  Howard  Court 
Williams  George,  painter,  dwl  104  Kearny 
Williams  George,  porter   with  Hoffman  &  Co.,  dwl 

445  Jessie 
Williams  George,  dwl  636  Commercial 
Williams  George,  waiter  Occidental  Hotel 
Williams  George,  waiter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Williams  George  A.,  porter  with  Thomas  H.  Selby 

&  Co.,  dwl  145  Tehama 
Williams  George  H.,  (Titcomb  ^    H-'.^  dwl  Lick 

House 
Williams  George  M.,  (Williams  &  Kemp)  dwl  424 1 

Clementina 
Williams  George  N.,  general  agent  Economical  Mu- 
tual Life  Ins.  Co.  and  notary  public,  office  411} 
California,  dwl  618  Third 
Williams  Hannah,  (widow)  dwl  ()39  Market 
Williams  Haimibal,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl 

23 J  Silver 
Williams  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  Mission  nr  Thir- 
tieth 
Williams  Henry,  laborer,  dwl  250  Spear,  rear 
Williams  Henry,  porter   Bank   British   Columbia, 

dwl  SE  cor  California  and  Sansom 
Williams  Henrv,  stockbroker,  office  434  California, 

dwl  928  Bnsh 
Williams  Henry  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Twelfth  bet 

Howai  d  and  Folsom 
Williams  Henry  B.,  (Williams,  Blanchard  &  Co.) 

dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Williams  Henry    F.,  (H.  F.    Williams  &  Co.)  and 
president  City  Paving  Co., dwl  Seventh  Avenue 
nr  Railroad  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
Williams  Henry  L.,  (  Williams  Sf-    Sons)   dwl  843 

Howaid 
Williams    Henry    R.,  helper    U.   S.  B.    Mint,  dwl 

Twenty-sixth  nr  Valencia 
WILLIAMS  H.  F.  fi.  CO.,  (Henry  F.   Williams 
and  Robert  C.  Fop-e/ real  estate  agents,  office 
20  Stevt'iison's  Building 
Williams  Homer,  patent  medicines,  Frank's  Build- 
ing, Brenhuin  Place,  dwl  553  Tehama 
Williains  Ida,  (widow)  dwl  117  Franklin 
Williams  J.,  actor,  dwl  2J9  Kearny 
Williams  Jacob,  (colored) steward,  dwl  817  Vallejo, 

rear 
Williams  James,  cook,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Williams  James,  driver  N.  B.  &  M.  R.  II.,  dwl  Em- 
pire Hotel 
Williams  James,  laborer  with  William   H.   Norton, 

dwl  Austin  nr  Gough 
Williams  James,  (colored)  port«r,  dwl  1606  Hyde 
Williams   James,  (colored)   whitewasher,  dwl  825 
Pacific 


THE  PEOFIjES  IIl^SUBAIiCE  CO.  a  liive  Company. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Pumishinsr  Qooda. 


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677 


WilliamR  J.  C.  Miss,  actresB  Bella  Union,  dwl  NW 

coi-  Broadwity  and  Kearny 
WilliHms  John,  oarpeiiter,  dwl  SHardie  Place 
WiiiiHnis  .lolin. clerk  Adjutant-General,  703  Market, 

dwl  1415  Hyde 
Williams  John,  (colored)    bootblack   with   S.  Saal- 

bnif^,  dwl  cor  Diipont  and  Broadwav 
Williams  John,  driver  Potreroand  Bay  "View  R.R., 

dwl  Polrero 
Williams  John,  jeweler  with  Cal.  Jewelry  Co.,  dwl 

615  Post 
Willi:! tns  John,  laborer,  dwl  SSG  Sacramento 
Willisims  John,  laborer  Metropolitan   Market,  dwl 

NWcor  Harrison  and  Checley 
Williams  John,  laborer  Pacilic  Rolling  Mill,  dwl  Po- 

trero  Point 
Williams  John,  laborer  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.S. 

Idaho 
Willian:s  John,  laborer  -with  Pope  <fc  Talbot,  dwl  S 

8  Berrv  nr  Third 
Williams  .folin,  longshoreman,  dwl  NE  cor  Pacific 

and  Batteiy 
Williams  John,   longshoreman  with  Charles  West, 

dwl 2  Hav'gin 
Williiims  John,  mariner, dwl  21  Anna 
Williams  John,  mariner,  dwl  32  Stenart 
Williams  John,  shoemaker  with  John  SnIIivan,  dwl 

SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Broadway 
WiliiMms  John,  stevedore,  dwl  134  Stenart 
Williiitiis  John,  stonecntter  with  Francis  Williams, 

dwl  E  s  Powell  bet  Clay  and  WaHJiington 
Williams  John   C.,  photographer   with   Bayley  & 

Winter,  dwl  716  California 
Williams  John   H.,  bookkeeper,   611    Sacramento, 

dwl  10124  Stockton 
Williams  John  H.,  clerk,  319  Bush,  dwl  523  Kearny 
Williams  John  J.,  f  Williams  Sf  Tkonilon JdMorwty 
at  law,  office  8  and  10  Exchange  Buildings,  dwl 
933  Sacramento 
Williams  John  h./ Williams  &  SonnJ  dwl  843  How 
Williams  John  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  72H  Vallejo 
Williams    Joseph,  carpenter   H.   C.   League,   128 

Kearny 
Williams  Joseph,  stonecntter,  dwl  27  Eddy 
Williams  tloseph  E., special  policeman,dwl 303  Jessie 
Williams  Joseph  H.  H.,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  1721 

Clay 
Williams  Joseph  M.,  shipcarpeuter,  dwl  12  Tehama 

Place 
Williams   Joseph  S.,  f  Williams  lJ-  Marshall)  dwl 

NW  cor  Drumni  and  Oregon 
Williams  J.  W.,  steward  C.  S.  N.  Co'sstm  Julia 
Williams  Levi,  clerk,  dwl  NE  cor  Keaniy  and  Clay 
Willi;inis  Lewis,  carpenter,  dwl  5  Anna 
Williams   Louis  W.,  master  mariner,  dwl  SW  cor 

First  and  Folsom 
Williams  Lucius  L. .patternmaker  Union  IronWorks 
Williaiiis  I\[.,  oiler  P.  M.  S.  S.  Great  Rejiublic 
Williams   Marcus,    ( Williams,   Bornsteiii  &   Co.) 

dwl  91  y  Post 
Williams  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  132  Eighth 
WillianiH  JIary  Miss,  drefsmaker,  dwl  412  Geary 
Williams  Mary   Mrs.,  principal  Hayes  St.  Pi-imary 
School,  dwl  Hayes  bet  Buchanan  nnd  Webster 
Williams  MaryJ..(wi(low)dres8maker,dwl  235  Sixth 
Williams  Michael,   porter  with  N.  P.  Cole  &.  Co., 

dwl  S  8  Bush  bet  Octaviaand  Laguna 
Williams  .Morris,  dr;iyman,  106  Bat,  dwl  703  Hayes 
Williams  Napoleon  P.,  fRyninger  <&  6'o.^dwl517 

Sacramento 
Williams  Nathaniel   F.,  (colored)  hairdresser,  102 

Steuart,  dwl  610  Front 
Williams  Nicholas,  miner,  dwl  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Williiims  Orlando  li.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  115  Second 
Williams  Owen,  laborer  Pacilic  Rolling  Mill 
WilliaiiiB  Owen,  painter,  dwl  403  Broadway 
Williams  Owen,  workman  Selby's  Smelting  Works, 
North  Beach 


Williams  Pauline,  (widow)  dwl  308  Minna 
Williams    Peter,   longshoreman,    dwl  S  b   Boston 

Place  nr  First 
Williams  Philin,  cook  Wisconsin  Hotel,  311  Pacific 
Williams  Priscilla  G.,  (colored)  (widow) dwl  Virginia 

nr  Pacific 
Williams  Richard. proprietor  Clipper  Hotel.  .524  Miss 
Williams  Richard  L.,cleik  with  Falkner,Bell&Co., 

dwl  843  Mission 
Williams  Robert,  bootblack,  668  Howard 
Williams  Robert,  furnished  rooms,  209  Kearny 
Williams  Robert,  mariner,  dwl  510  Davis 
Williims   Robert   M.,   drafl.^man  with  S.  H.  Wil- 
liams &  Son,  dwl  NW  cor  Wash  and  Larkin 
Williams  Rnel,  carpenter,  dwl  12  Park  Avenue 
William8  S.  Mrs.,  clairvoyant,  office  and  dwl  631  Sac 
WILLIAMS  SAMUEL,  Bulletin  editorial   rooms, 

dwl  332  0'Farrell 
Williams  Samuel,  cook,  dwl  S  s  Oregon  bet  Davis 

and  Drnmm 
Williams  Samuel, hamessmaker  with  R.C.Kirby&Co 
Williams  Samuel,  steward  stm  Salinas, Washington 

Street  Wharf 
Williams  Samuel  Jr.,   shnttermaker  Phoenix  Iron 

Works,  dwl  68  Natoma 
Williams  Samuel  Sen.,  shnttermaker  Phoenix  Iron 

Works,  dw!  68  Natoma 
WILLIAMS   S.   H.  Sc  Stm.rWnrren  //.;  archi- 
tects,  office  47   Merchants'  Exchange 
Williams  Stephen  G.,  foreman  with  Joseph  Levy, 

dwl  630  O'Farrell 
Williams  Stephen  H.,  ^S.  H.  Williams  <fe  SonJ  dwl 

NW  cor  Washington  and  Larkin 
Williams  Sylvester  M.,   f Dames  &  WJ  dwl  3314 

Larkin 
Williams  Thomas,  shoemaker,  928  Washington 
Williams  Thomas,  teamster,  dwl  18()  Je8^ie 
WilliamB  Thoujas,  waiter  What  Cheer  Restaurant 
WilliaiDB  Thotnas,   (colored)   whitewatiher,  dwl  906 

Pacific,  rear 
Williams  Thomas, workman  Selby  Smelting  Works, 

North  Beach 
Williams  Thomas,^  Trembath  &  W.)(\vi\  409  Pacific 
Williams  Thomas,  (Williams,  JDeane  &  Co.)  dwl 

610  Hyde 
Williams  Thomas  D.,  clerk  Pay  Dept.  U.  S.  A.,  703 

Market 
Williams  Thomas  J.,  clerk  with  N.  P.  Cole  &.  Co., 

dwl  Bush  bet  Octavia  and  Laguna 
Williams  Thomas  P.,  traveling  agent  New  England 

Mutual  Life  Iiig.  Co.,  302  Saiisom 
Williams  Victor,  clerk,  106  Batterv,  dwl  703  HaveB 
Williams  Warren  H.,  (S.  H.Williams  &  Son)  dwl 

1312  Hvde 
Williams  W.  B.,  (W.  R.  Jessvp  ^  Co.)  dwl  212 

Twelfth 
Williiims  W.  F.,  master  mariner,  dwl  5  Florence 
Williams  William.carpeuter  with  Joseph  J.  Moore, 

571  Mission 
Williams  William,  lumber,  dwl  cor  Fifteenth  and 

R,  South  S.  F. 
Williams  William,  musician,  dwl  706  Mason 
Williams  William,  upholsterer  witii  N.   P.Cole  6c 

Co.,  dwl  Bush  bet  Octavia  and  Laguna 
Williams  William,  waiter  with  L.  Meyers,  dwl  56 

Second 
Williams    William,    workman     Selby's     Smelting 

Works,  dwl  Houston  nr  Taylor 
Williams  William,  (Shanly  &  W.J  dwl  41  Sac 
Williams   William   A.,   mechanical    superiiUeiident 

Pacilic  Pneumatic  Gas  Co.,  dwl  Rubs  House 
Williams  Williiim  H,  carpenter,  dwl  603  Brannan 
Williams  William  H.,  (colored)  carpenter,  dwl  Fif- 
teenth Av  nrS,  South  S.  F. 
Williams   William    R.,  boarding,   N  s   Sierra   bet 

Maryland  and  Louisiana 
Williatii.^  William    W.,   weaver    Pioneer    Woolen 

Mills,  dwl  North  Point  bet  L.irkinand  Polk 
Williams  W.  J.,  broker,  dwl  Occidental  Hotel 


JONSS,  FUIiliMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  8t.,  Ijadies'  and  Qentlemen's  Iiinen  Handkerchiefs. 


TBHBA  SANTA  purifies  the  Blood  and  etretiKthens  the  Nervous  System. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO      [  "W  ]      DIRECTORY. 


Williams  W.  J.  G.,  principal  Spring  Valley  Gram- 

miir  Scliool,  d%vI922  Powell 
Williams  Zachariub,  baniessmaker,  dwl  778  Fol- 

80  m 
Williiims    &    Kemp,  (George    M.    WHIinms    and 

George  IV.  Kemp)  furniture,  117  Third 
Willinme  &  Maraliail,  (Joseph  S.    WiUiamx    nnii 

Joseph.  Marshall )   groceries  and   liquors,  NW 

cor  Drnmni  and  Oregon 
Wiilianis  &  Sons,  (John  /,.,  Henry  h.  and  Chester 

E.  Williams Jhoo\a  and  elioes,  708  Market  and 

1 1  Gearv 
WILLIAMS  &  THORNTON,  (John  J.  Williams 

and.  J.  J).   Tkorn/oii)  attorueys  at  law,  office 

8-10  Exchange  Building 
Williamson  Charles,  engineer,   dwl    Columbia  ur 

Twentyeiglith 
Williamson  Charles,  laborer,  dwl  Columbia nr  Gun- 
nison Avenue 
Williamson  David  J.,  U.  S.  Consul  Callao,  dwl  330 

Brannan 
Williamson  Dudley  J.,  cooper  Golden  Gate  Sugar 

Relinerv,  dwl  W  s  Clinton  nr  Brannan 
Williamson  Duncan,  real  estate,  dwl  NW  cor  Third 

and  Townseud 
Williamson    Edmund,  compositor  with   Bacon  & 

Company,  dwl  1-115  Jackson 
Williamson  Henry  F.,  livery  stable,  739  Folsom 
WillianiRon  Hester  Miss,  paiierfolder  with  Bartling 

&  Kimball,  dwl  921  Pacitic 
Williamson  .1.   Alfred.  SHsh maker  with  D.  A.  Mac- 

doDald  &  Co.,  dwl  18  First 
Williamson    James,  porier    vs'ith  Hardie   &  Fred- 
ericks, dwl  135  Tehama 
Williamson  James,  (Williamson  4'  D'l.ff^j   dwl  307 

Chestnut 
Williamson  John   Henry,  currier  with  O.  Krentz, 

dwl  c()r  Gough  and  Filbert 
Williamson  Joseph,  CMi-penier,  dwl  1A\  Ransch 
Williamson  Martin,  laborer,  dwl   W   a  Clinton  bet 

Brannan  and  Towntend 
Williamson  Peter.  dwlSW  cor  Davis  and  Vallejo 
WillianiRou  Peter  S.  Rev.,  principal  Young  Ladies' 

Seminary,  029  California 
Williamson    Robert  J.,  carpenter    with  Miller  & 

Halev.  dwl  loiTelnima 
WILLI.AMSON  ROBERT    S.,    Major  Engineers 

U.  S.  A.,  office  and  dwl  509  Kearny 
WillianisonTlionias,  miner,  dwl  (i39  Mission 
Williamson  William,  (H.  W.  Gray  <fc  Co. J  dwl  228 

Bush 
Williamson   William  F.,    clerk  Agricultural  Park 

Association,  dwl  Wadswoith  House 
Williams(m  &  Duff,  (James  Williamnon  and  Moberi 

P.  R.  Duff)  produce  commission,  421  Davis 
Willingliam  J.  ,J.  Mrs.,  dwl  515  Kearny 
Willis  G.  W.,  driver  City  Railroad 
Willis  Henry  G.,  painter,  dwl  424  Shipley 
Willis  James,  macLiuist    California  Theater,  dwl 

523  Kearny 
Willis  James,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  409  Folsom 
Willis  James,  woiilsorier  San   Francisco  Wool  Ex- 
change, dwl  218  Broadwny 
Willi.s  John,  lamplighter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Willis  Jidin,  painter,  dwl  1227  PaciKc 
W^illis  John  F.,  freight  clerk  Colorado  Steam  Nav. 

Co.  dwl  N  s  Twenty-third  nr  Valencia 
Willis  John  K.,  printer,  dwl  3  Raphael   Place 
Willis  iMHrshall  W.,  musician,  dwl  502  Linden 
Willis  MilCoii  E.,   bookkeeper  MiBf^ion  and  Pacific 

Woolen  Mills,  and  secretary  City  Railroad,  dwl 

726  Sixteenth 
Willis  Robert,  lamplighter  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Willis  Robert,  painter,  dwl  1718  Leavenworth 
Willis  Thomas,  baker  with  Boston  Cracker  Co., 

dwl  2.57  Minna 
Willis  Thomas,  laborer  with  Sanlmann  &,  Lauen- 

stein,  dwl  108  Piospect  Place 
Willis  William,  mariner,  dwl  106  Jackson 


WILLIS  WILLIAM,  mining  secretary,  office  419 

California,  dwl  606  Sutter 
Willistun  Cory,   forwarding  mercliaut,    office  525 

Front,  dwl  40  Minna 
Willmar  Augustus  D.,  hostler  with  .Tohn  Satterlee, 

dwl  SE  cor  Van  Ness  Av  and  Washinu'lon 
Willmes  John  P.,  clerk.  NE   cor   Montgomery  and 

Sacramento,  dwl  615  Duponr 
Willmot  Charles,  (Shepherd  dk  W.J  dwl  N  s  Colum- 
bia bet  Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Willmot   L.   A.,  carpenter  Central  Pacific  R.  R., 

dwl  cor  Berry  and  Madden 
Willock   Ann,    (widow)  trimmings,  SW  cor  Jones 

and  O'Farrell 
Willock  T.  G.,  calker,  dwl  735  Vallpjo 
Willock  William,  bagmaker,  dwl  SW  cor  Jones  and 

O'Farrell 
Willongliby  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  dwl  743  Pine 
Willougliby  John  T.,meat  market,  SW  corBranann 

and    Gilbert 
Willows  Land  Association,  office  8  Stevenson  Bldg 
Wills  John,  calker  and  extraman  simrNo.  2,  S.  F. 

F   D.,  dwl  412  Bush 
Wills  M.  A.  Mis?,  teacher  music,  dwl  1008  Powell 
Wills  West  B  ,  clerk  with  Badlam  &  Berrv,    dsvl 

10(18  Powell 
Willshire  Henry,  stamper  with   A.  L.   Bancroft  & 

Co.,  dwl  721  Market 
Willson  George,  dwl  421   Bush 
Willson  James  H.,  coUarmaker,  113  Ellis 
Willson  James  R.,  teacher  City   College,   dwl  527 

Natoma 
Willson  John,  cook  with  John  Barichievich,  1018 

Market 
Willson  Joseph,  laborer  with   George   Dougherty, 

dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
Wilmarth  Barton,  carpenter  with  Hobbs,   Gilmore 

&.  Co  ,  dwl  213  Stevenson 
Wilmer  Harry,  newspaper  correspondent,  office  604 

Merchant,  dwl  1024  Pacitic 
Wilmerding  J.  C,  ^  Wj7;»e/(i/«°'   db  Kellogg  J   dwl 

624  Sacramento 
WILMEHDIXG  &  KELLOGG,^/.  C.Wilmrrding 

and  G.  W.  Kellogg  J  wholesale  liquors,  214-216 

Front 
Wilmot  Silas,  teamster  with  Lane  &  Richardson,dwl 

SE  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore 
Wilner  M.  G.,  butter,  cheese  and  eggs.  Union  Mar- 
ket, dwl  737  Howard 
Wilroy  Joini  M.,  pilot  C.   S.    Nav.   Co's  steamer 

Yosemite 
Wilson — ,  real  estate,  dwl  331  Montgomery 
Wilson  Alexander,  molder  P.icitic  Iron  Works,  dwl 

4101  Hyde 
Wilson  Alfred,  clerk  with  Kallstrom  <fc  Co.,  13Steu- 

art 
Wilson   Amanda,    (widow)    dwl  W  s  Howard  nr 

Twenty -second 
Wilson  Andrew,  liquor  saloon,   S    b    Jackson  bet 

Drumm  and  Davis 
Wilson    Antonio,    dockhand    Dry  Dock,   Hunter's 

Point 
Wilson  .Antonio,  saloonkeeper,  dwl  508  Broadway 
Wilson  Brown,  cooper, dwl  E  s  Washington  Avenue 

nr  Twenty-eighth 
WILSOX  C.  C.  &,  CO.,  produce  commission,  NE 

cor  Davis  and  CI  ly 
Wilson  Charles,  dwl  20 Montgomery 
Wilson  (Charles,  cook,  dwl  32Steiiait 
Wilson  Charles,  cooper,  dwl  NW  cor  Davis  and 

Clav 
Wilson 'Charles,  fireman  U.  S.  B.  Mint,   dwl  335 

Jessie 
Wilson  Charles,  hackmnn  with  Bowen  «fe  Slocuin, 

92J  Sutler 
Wilson  Charles,  liquor  ealoon,  NE  cor  Drumm  and 

Oregon 
WILSON  CHARLES,  La  Grande  Saloon,  010  Mar- 
ket and  11  Post,  dwl  652  Market 


PEOPLES  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  16  Merchants'  Exchange,  California  Street,  S.  P. 


C   P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Glassware  and  Toit «. 


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Wilson  Cliailes,  mariner,  dwl  156  Stenart 
Wilson  Charles,  mariner,  dwl  407  Drnmm 
Wilson  Cliiirles,  portwardeii  S.  F.,  office  525  Front, 

dwl  :i"28  Braniian 
Wilson  Chiirles,  stock  broker,  dwl  cor  Fifteenth  and 

Natoniii 
Wilson  Clmrles,  teamster,  dwl  103  Sacramento 
Wilson  Charles,  f  Wilson  &  Co.)  dwl  SE  cor  Second 

and  Stevenson 
Wilson  Charles  A.,  painter  with  J.   Brewster,  dwl 

1I:J  Morton 
Wilson  Charles C,  ('C.  C.  Wilson  &  Co.J  dwl  824 

Howard 
Wilson  Charles  E.,  {Thompson  &    W.)  attorney  at 
law,  ottice  76  Montgomery  Block,  dwl  GIO  Ellis 
Wilson  Charles  H.,  carriagelrimmer  with  Kioibail 

Maniifacturini/  Co.,  dwl 216  Minna 
Wilson  Charles  T.,  foreman  with  M.   Weiss,  dwl 

3  Kaphael  Place 
Wilson  Ciiarles  W.,  mariner,  dwl  E  s  Tennessee  bet 

Solano  and  Bnite 
Wilson  Charles  W.,  apothecary,  632  Mission,  dwl 

99  Stevenson 
Wilson  Charles  Z.  (Charles  Z.Wilson  Jf  Co  J  dwl 

710  Valle.io 
Wilson  Charles  Z.  &  Co.,   advertising  agents  and 

collectors,  5:<6  Market 
Wilson  C.  Wheeler,  pork  trimmer  with  J.  Y.  Wil- 
son cfc  Co.,  dwl  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay 
Wilson  D.,  dwl  Whit  Cheer  House 
Wilson  Daniel, cond actor  Front  St.,  M.  &  O.  R.  R., 
dwl  E  s  Broadway  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness 
Avenue 
Wilson  Daniel,  Eureka  Lodgings, SW  cor  Howard 

and  Sixth 
Wilson  David,  collarmaker  with  M.  M.  Cook&  Sons, 

dwl  NW  cor  Fair  Oaks  and  Twenty-second 
Wilson  E.,  deckhand  C.  S.  Nav.  Co"8  steam  dredger 
Wilson   Edmund,    expresswairon,  cor  Pacilic   and 

Stockton,  dwl  1321^  Stockton 
Wilson  Edmund  S.,  ])rinter,  dwl  3  Raphael  Place 
Wilson    Edward,   (colored)    coachman   with  E.  T. 

Pease,  dwl  17  South  Park 
Wilson  Edward  A.,  clerk  County  Recorder's  office, 

dwl  S  8  Duncan  bet  Noe  and  Sanchez 
Wilson  Eliza  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  634  Sac 
Wilson  Elizabeth,  actress,  dwl  120  Pi'ospect  Place 
Wiltion  E.  R.,  dwl  Branch  House 
Wilson  E/.ekiel,  real  estate,  dwl  Point  Lobos  Road, 

1,  miles  from  tollgate 
Wilson  Fanny  Mrs.,  dwl  1119  Taylor 
Wilson  Francis,  (colored)  hairdresser,  .553  Fourth 
Wilson  Frank,  watchtnau  with  Thomas  fi  Diake 
Wilson  Franz  A.,  longshoreman,  dwl  18  Wash 
Wilson  Frederick,  (colored)  dwl  912  Pacific 
Wilson  Frederick  J.,  clerk  Union  Insurance  Co., dwl 

508  Union 
Wilson    Geoige,   driver   Omnibus  R.  R.,  dwl  158 

Tehama 
Wilson  George,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Wilson  Cieorge,  tinroi)fer,  dwl  E  s  Selina  Place 
Wilson  George  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  8  Shotwell 

bet  Tweiiiy-lift.h  and  Twenty  sixth 
Wilson   George  H..  aid  U.  S.  Coast  Survey,  office 

629  Kearny,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Wilson  Geoige'  O.,  (Wilson  cfc  Bro.J  dwl  328  Fre- 
mont 
Wilson  H.,  watchman  P.  M.  S.  S.  America 
Wilson  Harriet,  (widow)  dwl  N  b  Thirteenth  bet 

Mission  and  Valencia 
Wilson  H.  B.,  carpenter,  dwl  207  Post 
Wilson  Henrietta  S.,   (colored)  private  school,  912 

Pacific 
Wilson  Henry,  paperhauger  with  George  W.  Clark 
Wilson   Henry,  salesman  with  J.  W.  Davidson  &. 

Co.,  dwl  530  Greenwich 
Wilson  Henry,  seaman,  dwl 3  Lincoln  Place 
Wilson  Hemy  C,  bookkeeper,  dwl  5  Clementina 
Wilson  Henry  C,  publisher,  dwl  245  Ritch 


Wilson  Henry  E.,  waiter  with  Bertz  &,  Co.,  dwl  2 

Caroline  Place 
Wilson  Horace,    bookkeeper  with  Joseph  Bassett, 

dwl  925i  Natoma 
Wilson    Hugh    H.,   (Wilson  &  Evans)  dwl  1109 

Broadway 
Wilson  Isaac  A.,  clerk  with  John  Malono,  dwl  1061 

Howard 
Wilson  Israel  C,  (colored)  laborer  with  J,  E.  Fran- 
cis, dwl  16  John 
Wilson  J.,  milkman,  dwl  SE  cor  Bay  and  Jones 
Wilson  J.  A.,  assistant  pressman  U.  S.  li.  Mint,  dwl 

cor  Howard  and  Twenty -second 
Wilson  James,  boilermaker  with  McAfee,  Spiers <fc 

Co.,  dwl  551   Folsom 
Wilson  James,  bookkeeper  Bank  California,  dwl 

753  Howard 
Wilson  James,  carpenter,  dwl  Ss  U/iion  bet  Jones 

and  Leavenworth 
Wilson  James,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  C-Veat  Republic 
Wilson  James,  plumber  with   McNilly  <t  Hawkins 
Wilson  James  A.,  boilermaker,  dwl  641  Commercial 
Wilson  James  B.,  (colored)    porter,  dwl  12  Auburn 
Wilson  James  H.,  bricklayer,  dvvl  Ws  Alabama  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fnurth 
Wilson  James  H.,  machinehand   with  D.  A.  Mac- 

donald  &  Co.,  dwl  114  Natoma 
Wilson  James  K  ,  teacher,  dwl  230  Kearny 
Wilson  .Tames  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  San  Bruno  Road 

nr  Islais  Creek 
Wilson  James  St.  C,  clerk  with  W.  A.  Holcomb  & 

Co..  dwl  1210  Howard 
Wilson  J.  B.,  rancher,  dwl  110  Prospect  Place 
Wilson  J.  Burrouijlis,  cai-penter,  dwl  W  s  Shotwell 

bet  Twenty-fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Wilson  J.  F.,  bds  Cosmopolitan  Hoiel 
Wilson  Jonathan  D..  billposter  with  Keyt  &  Co., 

dwl  NE  cor  Pacific  and  Kearny 
Wilson  John,  actor  Alhambra  Theater 
Wilson  John,  attorney  at  law,  office  637  Washing- 
ton, dwl  402  Fremont 
Wilson  John,  assayer  S.  F.  Assaying  and  Refining 

Works,  dwl  11  Dikeman  Place 
Wilson  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Wilson  John,  circns  nroprietoi-,  dwr.t35  Sacramento 
Wilson  John,  clerk,  dwl  NE  cor  Front  and  S;ic 
Wilson  John,  clerk  Military  Department  California, 

dwl  452  Minna 
Wilson  John,    frnitstand,  SE   cor  Sacramento  and 

Montgomery,  dwl  Ws  Pow  betPac  and  Bdwy 
Wilson  John,  goldbeater  with  Snow  &  Roos,dwl  32 

Valparaiso 
Wilson  John,  mariner,  dwl  20  Commercial 
Wilson  John,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Wilson  John,  mariner,  owl  39  Pacific 
Wilson  John,  mariner,  dwl  45  Sacramento 
Wilson  John  B.,  clerk  and  carrier  New  Age,  dwl  8 

Virginia 
Wilson  John  C,  foreman  with  Potter  &  Gove,  dwl 

1808  Diipont 
Wilson  John  Charles,  special  policeman,  dwl  a  Ter- 
race View 
Wilson  John  D.,  (J.  B.  Fayard.  S^  Co.)  dwl  1217 

Union 
Wilson  John  E. ,  clerk,  dwl  280  Jessie 
Wilson  John  E.,  porter  with  Meeker,  James  &  Co., 

dwl  304  Fremont 
Wilson  John  F.,  with  Cutting  &.  Co.,  dwl  cor  Rin- 

con  Place  and  Bryant 
Wilson  John  H.  B.,  shoemaker,  533  Pacific 
Wilson  John  M.,  compositor  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl 

cor  Second  and  Tehama 
Wilson  John  M.,  (  Wihon  ,S'  Mnulton)  dwl  .552  Fol 
Wilson  John  N.,  painter,   928  Wash,  dwl  Codman 

Place 
Wilson  John  P.,  barkeeper  with  John  S.   Brander, 

dwl  110  Virginia 
Wilson  John  R.,  bookkeeper  with  Maesey  &.  Yung, 
dwl  431  Dupont 


JONES,  FUIiliMAN  &  CO.,  110  Sansom  Street,  Forte  Monnaies  and  Betioules. 


YERBA  SANTA  gi^es  Immediate  and  permanent  reliel  !n  Dyspepsia, 


680 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [TV]      DIRECTORY. 


Wilson  John  S.. saddler,  dwl  32  Second 

WILSON  JOFJN  Y.  &  CO.,  fWUNam  L.  Merry) 

porkpn fkei-8,  cor  Buchanan  and  Bay,  and  butch- 
ers, 512  Market  and  15  Sutter 
Wilson  Jolm  Y.J  John  Y.  Wilson  &  Co.Vdwl  Grand 

Hotel 
Wilson  Joseph ,  molder  Risdon  Iron  Works,  dwl  44 

Clementina 
Wilson  .Toseph  L.,  melter  U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl  cor 

Filbert  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Wilson  J.  B..  office  420  Cal,  dwl  764  Mission 
WilssnLucyS.,  (widow)  dwl  552 Mission 
Wilson  Maria  Mrs.,  boarding,  506  Eddy 
Wilson  Marion  A.,  collector  Mission  Street  Wharf, 

dwl  223  I" itch 
Wilson  Martha E.,  (widow)  dwl  lllSFolsom 
Wilson  Martin,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Oriflamnu 
Wilson  Mary  j  .,  (widow)  dwl  14  Card  Alley 
Wilson  N.  I'rvi.  g,  i  Wilson  &  Bro.)  dwl  1420  Bush 
Wilson  Olof,  hi.iorer,  dwl  20  Minna 
Wilson  Olof,  housemovingand  raising, 857  Harrison 
Wilson  Orpba,  (widow)  nurse,  dwl  433  Minna 
Wilson  Otis,  dwl  W  s  Dolores  nr  Twenty -sixth 
Wilson  P.,  expressman,  dwl  1321^  Stockton 
Wilson  Peter,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
Wilson  Peter  A.,  liquor  saloon,  NW  cor  Davis  and 

Jackson 
Wilson  Peter  S.,  painter  Southern  Pacific  R.  R., 

dwl  225  Shot  well 
Wilson  Richard,  clerk,  dwl  424  Sansom 
Wilson  Richard,  mariner,  dwl  116  Stenart 
Wilson  Richard   W.,  carpenter,  dwl  105  Prospect 

Place 
Wilson  Richard  W.,  clerk  La  Grande  Laundry,  dwl 

E  8  Thirteenth  nr  Folsom 
Wilson  Robert,  assayer,  dwl  402  Fremont 
Wilson  Robert,    lumber  stevedore,   dwl  Old    San 

Jog6  Road    bet    Twenty-fourth   and    Twenty- 
fifth 
Wilson    Robert,    salesman,  11    Montgomery,  dwl 

1037  Folsom 
Wilson  Robert  A.,  bookkeeper  with  Sisson,   Wal- 
lace &  Co.,  dwl  2  Chelsea  Place 
Wilson  Russell  J.,  student  at  law  with  Samuel  M. 

Wilson,  dwl  764  Mit-sion 
Wilson  S.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Wilson  Samuel,  carpenter,  dwl  Columbia  Avenue 

nr  California  Avenue 
Wilson  Samuel  H.,  carpenter  with  S.  M.  Hills,  dwl 

Philadelphia  House 
WILSON  SAMUEL  M.,  attorney   at  law,  office 

420  California,  dwl  764  Mission 
Wilson  Sarah  Miss,  dwl  2-20  Tliird 
Wilson  Sarah  Mrs.,  saleswoman  with  A.  H.  Suplee, 

dwl  52it  Howard 
Wilson  S.  S.,  dwl  What  Cheer  House 
Wilson  Stephen  C,  barkeeper  with  Peter  A.  Swan- 
son,  dwl  3  Vallejo 
Wilson  Sydney  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  114  Freelon 
Wilson  Tiiomas,  butcher  with  W.  H.  Kelm,  dwl 

NE  cor  Pacific  and  Leavenworth 
Wilson   Thomas,  hairdresser  with   Henry  Ehman, 

dwl  32  Rausch 
Wilson  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  32  Steuart 
Wilson  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  116  Steuairt 
Wilson  Thomas,  mariner,  dwl  531  East 
Wilson  Thomas,  packer  with  Cutting  &  Co,,  dwl 

34  Everett 
Wilson  Thomas,  printer,  dwl  1006  Dupont 
Wilson   Thomas,    seaman    North   Pac.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Pelican 
Wilson    Thomas,    trader,  dwl  E  s  Fair  Oaks  nr 

Twenty-second 
Wilson  Thomas,  watchman,  dwl  309  Harrison 
Wilson  Thomas  K.,  (  Tilde.n,  Orni^  &  W.j  attorney 

at  law,  office  5.33  Kearny,  dvvril3  Ninth 
Wilson  Thomas  S.,  compositor  S.  F.  Chronicle,  dwl 

cor  Dupont  and  Jackson 


Wilson  V.  v.,  salesman  with  Hewes  &  Richards, 

dwl  823  Mission 
Wilson  W.,  laborer  P.  M.  S.  Co.'s  Wharf 
Wilson  Walter  W.,  painter,  dwl  11  Auburn 
Wilson  William,  baker  with  Deeth,  Starr  &  Camp- 
bell, dwl  32  Valparaiso 
Wilson  William,  barkeeper,  3  Vallejo 
Wilson  William,  boatman,  cor  First  and  Brannan 
Wilson  William,  butcher  with  W.  J.  O'Shaughues- 

sy,  dwl  NW  cor  Hyde  and  O'Farrell 
Wilson   William,  express wa (/on,   cor  Dramm  and 

Sacramento,  dwl  41  Commercial 
Wilson  William,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 
Wilson  William,  physician,  office  619  Kearnv,dwl 

1124i  Folsom 
Wilson  William,  plumber  with  James  J.  O'Sbea, 

dwl  32  Valparaiso 
Wilson  William,  (P.  0.  Larsen  4-  Co. J  dwl  10  Har- 

Wilson  William  B.,  (colored)  bootblack,  326  Third 
Wilson  William  B.,  marbleworker,  dwl  21  Dupont, 

rear 
Wilson  William  F.,  /'Wihon  &   Dixon)  dwl  W  s 

Broderick  bet  Post  and  Sutter 
Wilson  William  H.,  laborer,  dwl  42  Sacramento 
Wilson  William  H.,  f Brown  &  W.J  dwl  567  How 
Wilson  William  L.,  lather,  dwl  437  Minna 
Wilson  William  O.,  merchant,  dwl  717  Broadway 
Wilson  William  O.,  plasterer,  dwl  1119  Taylor 
Wilson  &  Brother,  (Georpe  (J.  and  N.  Irving  Wil- 
son) doors,  sash  and  blinds,  NE  cor  California 

and  Drumni 
Wilson  (fe  Co.,  f  Charles  W.  Wil.ion  and  Benjamin 

Amliler)  apothecaries,  SE  cor  Fifth  and  Mission 
WILSON  &  DIXON.  (William   F.    Wihon   and 

John  J.  Z>(a;onyplumber8and  gaslitters.SliSPine 
Wilson  &,  Evans,  (H.  II.  Wilson  and  J.  R.  Evans) 

guns,  sporting  materials  and  fishing  tackle,  513 

Clay 
Wilson  &  Moulton,  (John  M.    Wilson  and  Josiah 

Monlton)    house  and  steamboat  painters,  516 

Davis 
Wilson. — See  Willson 
Wilt  Henry,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co.'s  S.  S. 

Oriflatnme 
Wilton  Charles  D.,  (Morgan  &  W.)  physician  and 

oculist,  office  and  dwl  526  Kearny 
Wilton  John,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  S  s  Twenty-third 

nr  Columbia 
Wilzinski  Louis,  salesman,  431  Mont,  dwl  12  Turk 
Wilzinski  T.,  speculator,  dwl  12  Turk,  rear 
Wimaii  Erastus,  (R.  G.  Dun  &  Go.)  res  New  York 
Wimmer  Andrew,  hairdresser  with  John  Greif,  dwl 

812  Market 
Wimmer  George,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

174^  Minna 
Winall  Stuart  A.,   ( Winall  Sr   Co.  and  Stuart  A. 

Winull  &  Co.)  dwl  311  Fremont 
Winall  Stuart  A.  «fe  Co.,  livery  sthhles,  13-15  Stev 
Winall   &   Co.,  (Sluart  A.    Winall  and  John    W. 

C'/o7/g'Ay  horseshoe rs  and  wagonmakers,  17  Stev 
Winana  A.  C.,  dwl  VVIiat  Cheer  House 
Winans  John  C,  stockliroker,  office  13  Jlerchauts' 

Exchange,  dwl  553  Harrison 
Winans  Joseph  W.,  (  Witians  &  Bdknap)  dwl  926 

Clay 
WINANS  &  BELKNAP,  (Joseph  W.  Winans  and 

David  P.  Belknap)  attorneys  at  law,  office  604 

Merchant 
Winant  Mark,  oysterdealer,  27  San  Francisco  Mar- 
ket, res  Oakland 
Winant  Samuel,  a«:ent  Shoalwater  Bay  Oyster  Co., 

89  California  Market,  dwl  Ss  Cal  nr  Devisadero 
Winant  William,  oyster  stand,  24  Metropolitan  Mar- 
ket, res  Oakland 
Winants  Newell,  entry  and  adjusting  clerk,  Custom 

House,  dwl  SE  cor  Twenty-fourth  and  Baitlett 
Winberg  J.  Albert,  photoffiaphic  printer  with  Brad- 
ley &  Rulofson,  dwl  207  Seventh 


Insure  with  the  PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO.  and  avoid  law  amts. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Tobacco  and  Cigartf. 


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681 


Wincapaw  Jolin  S.,  cnllcer,  dwl  Western  House 
WiiK-lieKter  Ezia  H.,  (Main  &  W.)  res  Portsmouth, 

N.  H. 
Wiuclieeter  John  P.,  salesman,  216  Battery,  dwl  547 

Howiird 
Wincliceter  Jonns,   president  Globe  Mining    Co., 

office  and  dwl  447  Bi'vant 
WINCHESTER  HEPEAlTING  ARMS  CO.,  Jolm 

Skinker  iigent,  108  Battery 
Witick  James,  teamster,  dwl  E  s  Bi-yant  Av 
Winckelmaiiii  Beitliii  Jliss,  dressmaker.  919  Stock 
WuickeliiiHiin  Henry  .confectioner  with  C.  J.Wood- 
ward, dwl  Firt^t  bet  Mission  and  Market 
Winde  Pauline,  cook,  63"J  Market 
Wind    Slaiiinez   L.R.,  billiard    table  maker  with 

J.  Straiile  &  Co.,  dwl  132  Clara,  rear 
Wiiidecdxer  P.  car()eulef  H.  C.  LeaLcue,  128  Kearny 
WJNDEL  H.&.CO.,aphol6terer8  and  furniture  stor- 
age, 508  Bush 
Windel  Henri,  ( H.  Windel  &  Co.)  dwl  910  Howard 
Wiiidelar  Heniy,  doorniaker  with  B.  &  J.  S.  Doe, 

dwl  41.5  Brannan 
Windeler  Peter,  malster  Albany  Brewery,  dwl  7.3 

ICverett 
Windinir  Caspar,  sea  captain,  dwl  141  Silver 
Winding  G:nriit,  sea  captain,  dwl  141  Silver 
Windier  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  415  Brainian 
Windninllei'  Jacob,  peddler,  dwl  305  Davis 
Windorlich  John,  yardman  S.  F.   Stock  Brewery, 

dwl  SE  cor  Francisco  and  Powell 
Windsor  Charles  F.,  niiiriner,  dwl  839  Mission 
Windsor  Jane,  (widow)  dwl  334  Brannan 
Windsor  William,  watchman  U.  S.   Assistant  Trea- 
surer's OHice,  res  Oakland 
Windsor  William  M.,  salesman  with  Bowen  Bros., 

dwl  528  Pine 
Windt  George,  dwl  9  Stocktoa 
Wiu<it  Henry,  butcher  with  Stelling  &  Siebe,  dwl 

154  First 
Wine;;ar  A.  B.,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  E  s  Capp  nr 

Twenty  sixth 
Winegar  C'  E., clerk ,dwl  E  8  Capp  nr  Twenty-sixth 
Winegitr  Jessie  P.,  dwl  839  Mission 
Wineil  Constantine,  seaman,  bds  20  Commercial 
Wing  Chong,  (Chiuese)   gaiter    manufactory,    829 

Clay,  rear 
Winu  Ciiung  Tie  &  Co.,  CChinese)    drygoods,  627 

Jackson 
Wing  Frances  H.,  U.  S.  N.,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Wing  Frank  H..  agent,  dwl  322  Leavenworth 
Wing  Fnng  &,  Co.,  (Cliinese)  merchants,  745  Sac 
Wing  Harry,  Liborer  S.  F.  &   P.   Sn^ar  Reliuery, 

bds  E  8  Eigtitli  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Winjf  Ira,   en;iineer   S.  F.  &   P.   Sugar  Refinery, 

dwl  Eighth  bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Wing  William  H.,  mannfactui'er  lasts,  etc.,  10  Stev- 

ensnii,  dwl  322  Leavenworth 
Wing  Wo  Sang  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  720 

Sacramento 
Wing  Vueu,  (Cliinese)  physician,  624  Jackson 
Wing  Yiine&Co.,  (Cliinese)  mercliants,  813Dupont 
Wing.ird  Adam,  foreman  boatbuilder   C.  P.  R.  R., 

dwl  1027  Clay 
Win>;ard  Charles  W.  Major,    U.  S.  A.  paymaster 

Department  California,  oftice  703  Mkt,  dwl  W  s 

Valencia  bet  Twenty  fourth  and  Twenty-fifth 
Wingaid  James,  sliipjoiuer,  dwl  SE  cor  Mariposa 

and  Minnesota 
WINGARD  THOMAS  B,  mining  secretary,  office 

2U(j  Front,  dwl  1027  Clay 

Win<.'ate  .  (widow)  dwl  1006  Clay 

Wingate  B.  N.  &  Co.,  real  estate  agents,  6.52  Mkt 
WI.VGATIC  ISAAC  C,  proprietor  Wingate's  Ex- 

jiress,  office  NW   cor  Davis  and   Pacific,  res 

Oakl.ind 
Win^aie  \V  illiam,  laborer   Golden  Gate  Sugar  Re- 

lincrv,  dwl  554  Folsom 
WINGATE'S  EXPRESS,  office  NW    cor    Davis 

and  Pacific 


Wingerter  C.  J.,  dwl  224  Stockton 
Wingfield  John,  waiter  Rnss  House 
Wining  Jackson,  conductor,  dwl  225  Fonrth 
Wink  Charles,  porter,  dwl  N  s  Fell  bet  Lagunaand 

Octavia 
Winkelhof  John,  clerkwith  Emil  Frese,  dwl  Pacific 

bet  Montson)ery  and  Kearny 
Winkelman  Bernard  H.,  seacapiain.dwl  126^  Perrv 
Winkle  Adam,  baker  with   Henry  Winkle,  dwl  Sfi 

cor  Battery  and  Vallejo 
WINKLE  HENRY,  prot^rietor  Winkle's  Bakery, 

8F]  cor  Battery  and  Vallejo 
Winkle  Henry  Jr.,  baker  with   Henry  Winkle,  SE 

cor  Battery  and  Vallejo 
Winkle  Y.,  baker,  dwl  428  Broadway 
Winkler  Anna  Mrs.,  midwife,  dwl  1230  Stockton 
Winkler  Charles,  musician,  dwl  709  Filbert 
Winkler    David,    carpenter     H.    C.    League,    128 

Kearny 
Winkler  William,  butcher,  dwl  120^  Tnrk,rear 
Winkler  William,  musician,  dwl  709  Filbert 
Winks  James,  laborer.  Union   Iron  Works,  dwl  8 

Brj'ant  Avenue 
Winley  Robert,  mariner,  dwl  116  Stenart 
Winlock  James,   molder   Pacific  Iron  Works,  res 

Brooklyn 
Winn  A.  M.  General,  real  estate,  dwl  44  Third 
Winn  A.  T.,  assistant  teacher  Boys'  High  School, 

dwl  1123  Powell 
Winn   Dominick,  housesmith  with  John  R.  Sims, 

dwl  N  8  Oresron  bet  Front  and  Davis 
Winn  Lizzie  A.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Powell  St. 

Primary  School,  dwlGongh  bet  Oak  and  Fell 
Winn  Mary  Mrs.,  nurse,  dwl  Sansom  nr  Union 
Winn  Thomas  J.,  tailor,  635  Howard 
Winnea  J.  L.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Winnie  M.  A.  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  413  Kearny 
Winning  E.  S.,  engineer  steamer  Santa  Cruz,  Wash- 
ington St.  Whaif 
Winrow  Christopher,  butcher,  dwl  cor  Brannan  and 

Eighth 
Winrow  .Joseph,  teacher  boxing,  314  Bush,  dwl  SW 

cor  Mission  and  Twenty-sixth 
Winshaw   Gustav,  cook  German  Hospital,  dwl  724 

Clementina 
Winship  J.  Jr.,  clerk  Home  Mutual  Ins.  Co.,  dwl 

611  Stockton 
Winship  Thomas  J.,    engineer  lighthouse   tender 

Shubrick,  dwl  564  Howard 
Winslow  C.  F\,  physician,  office  and  dwl  33!  Kearny 
Winslow  Edward,  master  mariner,  dwl  412Beale 
Winslow  Edward,  molder  Union  Iron  Works,  dwl 

77  Clementina 
Winslow  Henry  E.,  brickmason  New  U.  S.  B.  Mint 
Winslow  James,  pantryman  Grand  Hotel 
Winslow  John  A.,  admiral  U.  S.  Navy,  dwl  Grand 

Hotel 
Winslow  Martin,  watchman   Custom   House,  dwl 

819  Filbert 
Winslow  Terrence,  shipcalker.dwl  24  Stanley  Place 
Winsor   Charles  F.,  captain  bark  Almatia,  dwl  744 

Howard 
Winstanley  T.  V.,  watchman   U.  S.  B.  Mint,  dwl 

1003  Mason 
Winston    Emmet   C,  dairyman,  dwl  S  s  Greenwich 

bet  Larkin  and  Hyde 
Winter  Adolph,  waiter,  dwl  236  Sutler 
Winter  Albert,   hroommaker  with  Roesler  <fe  Har- 

wood,  dwl  1106  Montgomery 
Winter  Casper,  hroommaker,  dwl  236  Sutter 
Winter  Clinton,  real  estate  broker,  509  Montgomery, 

dwl  1018  Stockton 
Winter  Daniel,  (Currier  &  W.J  dwl  109  Taylor 
Winter  Ferdinand,  stevedore,  dwl  SW  cor  Market 

and  Steuart 
Winter  Frank,hostler  with  Hugh  Glinn, dwl  1 7  Sutter 
WINTER  JAMES  W.,  dentist,  office  504  Kearny, 

dwl  Lick  House 
Winter  John,  cigarmaker,  dwl  409  Dupont 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Trimmings- 


BEDrKTGTOBr,  HOSTETTEK  &  CO..  HeadQuartera  for  Druegiats  on  the  Paciflo  Coast. 


682 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [  "W  ]      DIRECTORY, 


WINTER  JOHN,  importer  and  jobber  liops,  corks 
and   brewers  materials,  and  agent  South  Park 
Malt  House,  313  Sarrameiito 
Winter  John,  porter  Cbicn go  Hotel,  218  Pacifio 
Winter  John  V..  fjulin  F.  Winter  d  Co. J  dwl  VV  s 

Newell  bet  Lonil)ard  and  Chestnut 
Winter  John  F.  &  Co.,  (John  H.  Kollcr)  groceries 

and  liquors,  719  Pacilic 
Winter  John  H.,  deik  with  Frederick  Gudehus,  cor 

Clara  Lane  and  Berry 
Winter  Joseph,  baker,  22>^  Kearny 
Winter  Madclaine  Mrs.,  florist,  7l'6  Washington 
Winter  Max,  fSckwicat-di  &  W.J  dwl  SEcor  Geary 

and  Lark  in 
Winrer  Philip,   hairdressing  saloon,  536  Clay,  dwl 

.'j21  Vallcjo 
Winter  Roheit,  {Bnylejf  &  PP.;  dwl  1825  Stockton 
Winter  Theodore,  tinsmith,  dwl  5119  Mason 
Winter  Tiionias  P.,  bookkeepprwith  Koiiler.  Chase 

&  Co.,  dwl  N  8  Clay  bet  Hyde  and  LMrkin 
Winter  William,  sign  and  ornamental  painter,  dwl 

216  OKarrell 
Winter  Willinni  J.,  mariner,  dwl  7  Wasliingtou 
Winterbiiin  Joseph,  ,'Joscpk   Winterburn  &   Co. J 

dwl  U>4  Bush 
WINTERBURN  JOSEPH  &  CO.  rWUlinm  Hnff- 
sckneirlcr)  printers  and  electrotypers,  417  Clay 
Wiuterhiilder  Joseph,  clerk  with  M.  Locbbaura,dwl 

1-^27  Union 
Winterhalter  Max,  marine  clerk  Occidental  Ins.  Co., 

dwl  321  Mason 
Winterhalter   Wildiiek,    draftsman  with   Eisen  &. 

S<-hniidt,  dwl  1910  Powell 
Winters  Anne,  (widow)   dwl  Montgomery  Place  nr 

Monigomery 
Winteis  Edward,  baker,  dwl  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Eleventh 
Winters  Mary,  bonsekeeper,  926  Jackson 
Winters  Thomas,  shoemaker  with  Patrick  Kelly, dwl 

352  Jessie 
Wintersen  Samuel,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  Ws  Main 

bet  Market  and  Mission 
Winterson    Michael,  porter  with   Bacon  &   Com- 
pany 
Winterton  John  D.,  clerk  with  Heynemann  &  Co., 

dwl  614  Powell 
Winterton  John  U.,  dwl  614  Powell 
Wintgen  John,  groeeiies  and  liquors,  NW  cor  Sev- 
enth and  Minna 
Winthrop  John  11.,  captain  tugboat  Sol.Thoma8,dwl 

923  Washington 
Wiutiiiiger  Leander,  assistant   superintendent  Cen- 
tral It.  R,  dwl  427  Sixth 
Wioon  Li/./.ie  Miss,  teacher  Powell  St.  School,  dwl 

1019  Powell 
Wire  John,  jilumber,  dwl  1113  Jones 
Wires  John  B.,  laborer,  dwl  30  .lessie 
Wirkms  Richard,  barkeeper,  dwl  Green's  Court  nr 

Howard 
Wirth  Geoi'ge, butcher  with  William  F.  Witzemann, 

dwl  (i2-j  Kearny 
Wirtner  Adolph,  tailor,  dwl  1217  Kearny,  rear 
WisihniaiMi  Louis,  boatman,  dwl  39  Jackson 
WISCONSIN  HOTEL,  Trembath  &  Williams,  pro- 
prietors, 409-411  Pacific 
Wise  i'^lbeit,  merchant,  dwl  222  Austin 
Wise  George,  brassfinisher  with  W.   T.  Garratt  & 

Co.,  dwl  2  Auburn 
Wise  George  H..  calker  with  L.  S.  Alien  &  Co.,dwl 

SW  cor  Hayes  and  Polk 
Wise  Jacob,  tailor,  dwl  225  Post 
Wise  James,  artist,  645  Maiket,  dwl  624  Ellis 
Wise  James,  lireinan  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Wise  James,  fireman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.  S 

Moses  Taylor 
Wise  John,  waiter,  850  JIarket,  dwl  34  Perry 
Wise  John  H.,  commissioner  Marine    Board  Port 
San    Francisco,    {and   Chrinty    Sf     W.)   ottice 
507  Front,  dwl  S  s  Shephard  Place  nr  Mason 


Wise  Maurice,   clerk  with  Jacob    Bloom,  dwl  42 

Fourth 
Wise  Richard,  clerk,  dwl  630  Brannnn 
Wise  Robert  H.,  farmer,  dwl  NE  cor  Mission  and 

Twenty-third 
WISE  TULLY  R.,  attorney  nt  law,  office  402  Mont- 
gomery, dwl  S  s  Sheppard  Place  nr  Jlasou 
Wise  William,  gardener  San   Fianciseo  Foundling 
Asylum,  Point  Lobos  Road  nr  Agricnituial  Park 
Wise  William,   miner,   dwl  E  s  Leavenworth   bet 

Broadway  and  Vallcjo 
Wiseman  John,  cartman.dwl  E  8  Twelfth  bet  How- 
ard and  Folsom 
Wiseman  Thomas,  carpenter,  dwl  E  s  Vermont  nr 

Humboldt 
Wisenden  Henry,  bricklayer,    dwl  S  s  Maria  nr 

Chesley 
Wishart  Josepb,  painter  with  Downing  &  Co.,  dwl 

428  Broadway 
Wiskotschill  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  160  Perry 
Wisler  Ignatius,  shoemaker,  dwl  102  Morton 
Wiss  G.,  physician,  dwl  Virginia  Block 
Wi.ss  L.  Mrs.,  dwl  1005  Powell 
Wissel  Albert,  bookkeeper  with  Eggers  &  Co.,  dwl 

511  Leavenworth 
Wissel  Henry,  bricklayer,  dwl  117  Welsh 
Wissig  George,  cook,  '435  Pine 
Wissing  Jacob, /^S««n!.s  (t  W.)  <lwl  1047  Folsorn 
Wissing  James,  quartermiister  P.  M.  S.  S  America 
Wissing  William,    market,    SE    cor    Mission    and 

Seventeenth 
Wissinger    John  W..  contractor    and  builder,    408 

Jackson,  dwl  14  Oliio 
Wissman  James  F.,  clerk  with  Williams,  Blauchard 

&  Co 
Wiswell  Edward  S.,  painter  with  IIopps  &.  Sons, 

dwl  36  Tehama 
Wiswell  John  A.,  blacksmitli  with   Kimball   Manu- 
facturing Co.,  dwl  36  Tehama 
Wiswell  Thaddeus,  money  broker,  626  Mont,  dwl 

619  Mission 
Witbeck  Howard  T.,  clerk   U.  S.  Int.   Rev.  office, 

dwl  S  s  Twenty-second  bet  Folsom  and  Siiotwell 
Witchen  H.,  workman   California  Sugar  Reliuery, 

SW  cor  Brannan  and  Eighth 
Witbam  William  L.,  pioduce   commission,   SW  cor 

Clay  and  Davis,  dwl  1209  Union 
Withee  Joseph  M.,  laborer,  dwl  759 1  Mission 
Witheibee    Charles  E.,    bookkeeper  with    R.    M. 

Chamberliu  &  Co.,  dwl  (i59  Howard 
Witherby  Daniel  S.,  dwl  E  s  Folsom  bet  Twenty- 
second  and  Tweuty-tlii:d 
Witherby  Lamoille,    (widow)    female    physician, 

dwl  1025  Mission 
Withers  Nathan,  Hour  packer  with  E.  Kennedy,  dwl 

825  Harrison 
Withers  John  J.,  sailmaker,  dwl  10  Garden 
Withers  Robert,  bootfiller  with  Mason  &  Taylor, 

dwl  1075  Market 
Withington  James  H.  J.,  salesman   with  John  G. 

Hodge  &  Co.,  dwl  137  Montgomery 
Withmoore  S.  J.,  watchman  with  J.  W.  Tucker  & 

Co.,  dwl  435  Pine 
Withop  John,  expressman,  cor  Stockton  and  Pacific, 

dwl  1119  Filbert 
Withrow  Woodward  W.,  blacksmith  with  Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  521)  Sixth 
Witkowsky  Leopold,  bookkeeper,  dwl  International 

Hotel" 
Witt  Clans,  brickmaker,  dwl  439  Sixth 
Witt  George,  silversmith,  dwl  233  Sixth 
Witt  Heinricb,  mariner,  dwl  7  Washinicton 
Wilt  J.,  clothing,  UOTliird,  dwl  632  Market 
Witt  John,  cabinetmaker  with  W.  J.  T.  Palmer  & 

Co.,  dwl  18  Natoma 
Witt  John,  driver  with  Von  Ronn  &  Co.,  dwl  18J5 

Mason 
Witt  Julia  Mrs.,  dressmaking,  233  Sixth 
Witt  Julius,  fS.  Lnveidkal  Jf-  Co. J  dwl  224  Minna 


PEOPLES  INSUKAUGE  CO.— Tlieir  Losses  are  promptly  paid. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACE  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Yankee  Notions. 


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683 


Witte  Cliarles  E,  clerk,  dwl  1009  Wasliington 
Witte  Heienanii,  Lairdresserwitb  Henry  W.  Stable, 

dwl  .W7  Pine 
Witte  William,  clerk  with  William  Foege,dwl  NE 

cor  Fourth  iind  Stevenson 
Wilten  Ch^irles,  bagmaker  with  Grabe  &.  Co.,  dwl 

123  Market 
Witten  Tlionias,  mariner,  d  wl  W  s  Main  bet  Market 

and  Mis- ion 
Wittenbacb   Emanuel,  designer  with  F.  Koibel  &■ 

Bros.,  dwl  20  Clinton 
Wittenbni'K  Adolpli,  porter  with  L.  dt  M.  Sachs  & 

Co.,  dwl  48Claia 
WitfKcn  Diedrich,  groceries  and  liquors,  NW  cor 

Broadway  and  Dupont 
Witlkopp  John,  expresswagon,   NW  cor  Stockton 

and  Pacific,  dwl  SW  cor  Broadwav  and  Hyde 
Wiltland  William,  (  Wdtland  &  Garrett  J  dwlliilS 

Jackson 
Wiltland  &,  Gnrretfc,  (William  Wit/land  and  James 

H.  Garrett)  produce  commission,  519  San 
WITTMANN    GKORGE,   restaurant,    IJl^i  Sacra- 
mento, dwl  619  Union 
Wiitmeier  John  George,  beer  saloon,  GIU  Jackson 
Wittonn    Thomas,   hairilresser  with  Lanipe  Bros., 

dwl  SK  cor  Second  and  Miirket 
WITTRAM  CHARLES,  attorney  at  law,  office  and 

dwl  39  Montgomery  Block 
Witts  IJichard,  plumber  with  L.  Hufschmidt,  dsvl 

1135  Folsoni 
Witts  William,  plasterer,  dwl  N  s  Twenty-fourth 

bet  Columbia  and  Bryant 
Wilts  William  Jr.,  plasterer,  dwl  N  s  Twenty-fourth 

bet  Columbia  and  Bryant 
Wittwer  John  .J  ,  laborer,  dwl  New  Atlantic  Hotel 
Witzemann  William  F.,  market,  425  East 
Wo  Hing,  Chung  «.t  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  729 

Commercial 
Wo  Kee  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  939  Dupont 
Wo  Lee,  (Chinese)  slipper  manufiicturer,  421  Com 
WoTsun  Yuen,  (Chinese)  physician,  828  Wash 
WobUer  Peier,  (Gcrkcii  4-  W.J  dwl  SE  cor  Vallejo 

and  Kearn  y 
Wochatz  Charles,  confectioner  with  Canty  &,  Wag- 
ner, dwl  5  Trinity 
Woebke  John  H.,  (Perkins  ^  fF.J  dwl  N  s  Minna 

bet  First  and  Second 
Woerncr  Ciiiistopher,  cooper  with  David  Woerner, 

dwl  SWcor  Spear  and  Mission 
Woerner  David,  coopera<ie,  W  s  Spear  bet  Mission 

and  Howard,  dwl  709  Larkiu 
Woerz  Heniy,  haii'dreseer,  115  Jackson 
Woest  Frederick,  painter,  dwl  123  Dora 
WoLjens  William,  (Kiikl&  VV.)  A\\\\\  Pacific 
Wohler  Herman,  real  estate,  office  414  California, 

dwl  932  Bush 
Wohlers  GeoigeH.,  cabinetmaker,  433  Third 
Wohlers  John  H.,  Precita  Valley  House,  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Thirtieth 
Wohifeld  G.,  manufacturer  and  dealer  cigars,  407 

Merchant,  dwl  808  Folsom 
Wohlke  John,  clerk  with  Albert  Husing,  dwl  874 

Mission 
Wohltman    Henry,  liquor  saloon,  King  bet  Second 

and  Third 
Wohn  Eva  Miss,  dressmaker  with  Mrs.  L.  Schwalm, 

dwl  17  John 
Wohn  John,  carver  with  G.  Ueffinger  &,  Co.,  dwl 

24<i  Clementina 
Wohn  John,  laborer  with  Eisen  Bros.,  dwl   16  Ste- 
venson 
Wohrden  T.  Thom.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

Fourteenth  and  Mission 
Woinke  G()ttliel),dyer  Pioneer  Woolen  Factory, dwl 

Francisco  nr  I'aylor 
Woje  Charles,  booiOlack   Chicago  Hotel,  218-222 

Pacilic 
Wolliern  Charles  H.,  laborer  with  Funcke  &  Was- 

sermann,  bds  NE  cor  Eighth  and  Brannau 


Wolbern  Jacob  D.,  laborer,   dwl  W  8  Decatur  nr 

Bryant 
Wolcoit  Charles  P.,  inspector  Custom   House,  dwl 

811  Filbert 
Wolcott  James  D. .salesman  with  C.  P. Van  Schaack 

&  Co.,  dwl  235  O'Farrell 
Wolf  A.,  merchant,  dwl  020  Green 
Wolf  Aaron,  tailor,  109  Leidesdorif,  dwl  31  Rausch 
Wolf  Bernard,  bootblack,  dwl  (i  Chira  Lane 
Wolf  Charles,  baker,  dwl  252  Jessie 
Wolf  Charles,  baker  North  Pac.  Trans.  Go's  S.  S. 

Orizaba 
Wolf  David,  (A.  Mams  &  Co.)  dwl  407  Taylor 
Wolf  Edward,  clerk  with  Kohn  &,  Goldamitb,  dwl 

107  O'Farrell 
Wolf  Elias,  clothing,  262  Third,  dwl  443  Natoroa 
Wolf  Emile,  clerk  with  Pope  &   Talbot,   dwl  571 

Bryant 
Wolf  Frederick,  laborer,  646  Market 
Wolf  George,  tailor,  929  W^asbington 
Wolf  Jacob,  f,'lazier,  dwl  419  Union 
Wolf  Jacob.peddler,  dwl  5  Trinity 
Wolf  Jacob,  tailor,  6  Summer,  dwl  NW   cor  Third 

and  Foleom 
WOLF  J.  M.  &  CO.,  Chinese  employment  office, 

510  Pine 
Wolf  John,  hairdresser,  dwl  1109  Kearny 
Wolf  John,  (Norcrosx  &  Co.  I  dwl  273  Minna 
Wolf  John  W.,  (J.  W.  Wolf  &  Co.)  res  Oakland 

Point 
Wolf  Joseph  M.,  (J.  M.    Wolf  Sr  Co.)  dwl  529 

Howard 
Wolf  Julia  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  920  Market 
Wolf   Julius,    salesman,   1102  Stockton,    dwl  920 

Market 
WOLF  J.   W.   &  CO.,    produce  commission,    .316 

Davis 
Wolf  Lewis,  merchant,  dwl  867  Folsom 
Wolf  Louis,  compositor  with  Leo  Eloesser,  dwl  435 

Minna 
Wolf  Morris  P.,  (Wolf  &  Davis)  dwl  506  Market 
Wolf  Mver,  tailor,  240  Sutler 
Wolf  Philip,  laborer,  .538  Clay,  dwl  W  s  Dupont  bet 

Broadway  and  Vallejo 
Wolf  Peter,  barkeeper  Woodward's  Gardens 
Wolf  Peler,  tinsmith,  dwl  1312  Larkin 
Wolf  Robert,  painter  and  glazier,  dwl  207  Pacific 
WolfS.  &   Co.,  ^.^arow  Co/t«^  boots  and  shoes,  38 

Tiiird 
Wolf  Samuel,  helper  with  James  J.  O'Shea,  dwl  620 

Green 
Wolf  Simon, /^S.  \Volf&  Co.)  dwlSll  Clementina 
Wolf   Simon,    (of  Wolf,  Kahn  Sf    Co.,    Antiocit) 

office  222  California, dwl  817  Vallejo 
Wolf  W..  watchman  P.M.  S.  S.  America 
Wolf  William,  real  estate  broker,  dwl  536  Sixth 
Wolf  &.  Davis,  f Morris  P.  Wulf  and  Daniel  Da- 
vis) cigars  and  tobacco,  43  Third 
Wolf —See  Woolf 

Wolfarth  John  M.,  shoemaker.  1213  Pacific 
Wolfe  Charles  E.,  draftsman  with  James  E.  Wolfe 

&  Son,  dwl  W  8  Octavia  bet  Haves  and  Grove 
Wolfe  James  !£,.,(  James  E.  Wolfe  &  Son)  dwl  525 

Geary 
Wolfe  James  E.  Jr.,  (James  E.  Wolfe  &  Son)  dwl 

W  s  Octavia  bet  Hayes  and  Grove 
WOLFE    JAMES  E.  &  SON,  (James  E.    Wolfe 

Jr.)  architects,  office  204  Monlgoniery 
Wolfe  Maurice,  tailor,  dwl  341  Clementina 
Wolfe  William,  clerk,  18  Kearny,  dwl  31  Rausch 
Wolfe   William,    passenger  agent  C.  S.  Nav.  Co., 

dwl  Overland  House 
Wolfe.— See  Woolf 

Wolfen  Max,  (Getz  dt  W.J  dwl  719  Clav 
WolferLoreutz,  shoemaker  with  P.Becker,  dwl  515 

Green 
Wolfes  Gerard,  with  Eggers  &  Co.,  dwl  315  Fell 
Wolff  Albert,  filecntter  with  Cal.  File  Alanufactnr- 

ing  Co.,  dwl  11  Natoma 


JONES.  PULLMAN  &  CO..  116  Sanrom  Street.  Silk  and  Velvet  Bibbons. 


BEDINGTON,  HOSTBTTER  &  CO..  exclusive  Agents  for  Drake's  Plantation  Bitters. 


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Wolff  Aiiffiist.  fish,  31  San  Francisco  Market,  dwl 

931  Green  wicli 
Wolff  Bernliard,   frnitB,  1328  Stockton,  and. fore- 
man Hose  Co.  No.  4,  S.F.F.D.,  dwl  SE  cor  Val- 
lejo  and  Stockton 
Woltt  Charles,  master  mariner,  dwl  SW  cor  Bay 

and  Diipont 
Wolff  Fiitz,  safemaker  with    Jonathan  Kittredge, 

dwl  161  Clara 
WoHFGnstaf,  bootblack,  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Clay, 

dwl  6  Clara  Lane 
Wolff  Jnlius,  bookkeeper  with  E.  G.  Lyons  &  Co., 

dwl  1015  Stockton 
Wolff   Louis,    bath  steward  Ruesian    and    Turkish 

B:itli8,  dwl  528  Pacific 
Wolff  Marcus,  ranges,  stoves  and  tinware,  BE  cor 

Fdlsom  and  First 
Wolff  Michael,  drayman,  115  Pine,  dwl  423  Stev 
Wolff  MoiMis,  glazier,  dwl  822  Ellis 
Wolff  Simon,  slioemanufactnrer.  dwl  1006  Larkin 
WoKintr  Constantine,  waiter,  dwl  640  Mission 
WolHntrer  William,  cabinetmaker  with  G-  Ueffinger 

&  Co.,  dwl  cor  California  Avenue  and  Adam 
Wolfram   George  W.,  cabinetmaker  with  George 

B.  Mav  &  Co. 
Wolfram  Jacob,  cigarmaker  with  Weil  &  Co.,  dwl 

E  B  Stockton  rir  Washington 
Wolfsohn  William,    fS.   Casket  &   Co.)  dwl    109 

Montgomery 
Wolfstein  Johni  waiter,  NW  cor  Pine  and  Kearny 
Wollitz  Frederick,  baker,  228  Kearny 
Wollitz  Lonis,  confectioner  with  Saulraann  &  Lan- 

enstein,  dwl  404  Stockton 
Wollitz  Theodore,  bakery,  142.5  Dnpont 
Wolpers  Frederick,  shepherd,  dwl  617  Davis 
Wolst  Robert,  lumber  stevedore,  dwl  E  s  Wetmore 

Place 
Wolter  Frederick,  carpenter  California  Mills,  dwl 

23  Sumner 
Wolter  Fredeiick,  tailor,  dwl  1327  Sansom,  rear 
Wolter    Simon,   shoemaker    with    Buckingham    <fe 

Hecht,  dwl  cor  Hickory  and  Gough 
Wolters  Frederick,  (  VVolttrs  &  Co.)  dwl  Brooks 

nr  Geai  y 
Wolters  Matilda,  (widow)  dwl  617  Minna 
Wolters  &  Co.,  (Fredenck  Wolters  and  Onatave  L. 

Page)  mustard,  pickles,  etc.,  69  Cal  Market 
Wolters. — See  Walters 

Wolz  Adam,  barber  with  William  Simpson.dwl  Key- 
stone House 
Woman's  Bureau,  office  783  Market 
Women's    Cooperative    Printing    Union,   (incorpo- 
rated) book  and  job  printing,  424  Montgomery 
Women's  Cooperative  Uiiiou  Store,  Mrs.  Mary  E. 

Pendleton,  business  director,  28  Post 
WOMEN'S    PACIFIC     COAST    JOURNAL, 

(Monthly)  Mrs.  Carrie  F.  Young  editoi  andpro- 

prietoi',  office  424  Montgomery 
Wonder  Charles,  uiariiier,  dwl  617  Davis 
Wouderly   August,  laborer,  dwl  N  s  Har  nr  Eighth 
Wong  Chong,  (Chinese)  liusniith,  711  Ja<kson 
Wonser  \.n.,(  Womer  &  Hnnkins)  dwl  647  Third 
Wonser  &  Hawkins,  fl.  H.  IVonxer  and    William 

Hawkins)  manufacturers  U.  S.  A.  Bitters,  418 

Sacramento 
Woo  Lee   Chong  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  shoe  manufac- 
turers, 823  Clay 
Wood ,  (lirst  name  and  dwl  refused)  clerk  with 

Balfour,  Guthrie  &,  Co. 
WOOD  A.  G.,  adjuster  accounts,  dwl  1417  Sac 
Wood  Andrew  B.,    dentist,  office  315  Montgomery, 

res  Mastick  Station,  Alameda  Co. 
Wood  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwr373  Jessie 
Wood  A.  W.,  dwl  421  Bush 
Wood  Caroline,  (widow)  dwl  972  Harrison 
Wood  diaries,  cigars  and  tobacco,  70  First 
Wooil  Charles,  laborer  California  Mills,  dwl  54  First 
Wood  Charles  E.  P.,  (S.  L.  Mastic  Sf  (Jo.)  res  Port 

Discovery,  W.  T. 


Wood  Charles  S..  bookkeeper  Fireman's  Fund  Ins. 

Co.,  dwl  304  Third 
Wood  Daniel,  dwl  1006  Dupont 
Wood  E.  A.   Mrs.,  principal  Tehama  School,  dwl 

cor  Third  and  Folsom 
Wood  Edward  T.,  salesman  with  Meeker,  James  & 

Co.,  dwi  318  Pine 
Wood  Ezra  R.,  master  stevedore,  dwl  204  Francisco 
Wood  Francis,  (Kelly  &  W.)A\\\  \\h  Turk 
Wood  Frank,  longshoreman,  dwl  18  Washington 
Wood  Frank  G.,  repairer  Fire  Alarm  and  Police 

Telegraph,  dwl  1417  Sacramento 
Wood  Franklin,  laborer,  dwl  812  Green 
Wood  Fred  B.,  draftsman  with  Charles  Geddes,  dwl 

1417  Sacramento 
Wood  George,  conductor    C.  P.  R.   R.,    dwl    257 

Tehama 
Wood  George,  foreman  with  Schreiber,  Rohr  & 

Co.,  dwl  314  Hayes 
Wood  George  A.,  mariner,  dwl  43  Tehama 
Wood  Georve  B.,  produce,  4  Union  Market,  dwl  651 

Howard 
Wood  George  C,  driver  with  William  Hessler,  dwl 

715  Pacific 
Wood  George  M.,  (Charles  Olio  Sr^  Co.,  and,  George 

M.  IVood  &  Co.)  dwl  423  Sutter 
WOOD  GEORGE  M.&  CO.,   (Charles  Uflo)  en- 

gravers,  stencil  cutters  and  dealers  stencil  stock, 

312  Bush 
Wood  George  T.,  (G.    T.    Wood  &   Co.)  dwl  257 

Tehama 
Wood  G.  T.  &  Co.,  poultry  and  game,  36  Metropoli- 
tan Market 
Wood  H.,  tailor,  dwl  1824  Powell 
Wood  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  252  Stevenson 
Wood  Henry  Mrs.,  whipmaker  with  Main  &  Win- 
chester, dwl  252  Stevenson 
Wood  Henrv  F.,  bookkeeper  with  Henry  Hughes, 

dwl  507   Powell 
Wood  Hein-y  H.,  secretary  San  Francisco  Laundry 

Assoiiation,  18  Geary 
Wood  H.  T.  Mrs.,  physician,  dwl  614  Mason 
Wood  Hugh,  (  Wood  <fc  Boircherj  dwl  316  Minna 
Wood  Israel,  mattressmakerwith  N.  P.  Cole  &  Co., 

dwl  2.')5  Minna 
Wood  James,  carder    Pioneer  Woolen   Mill,  dwl 

North  Point  bet  Polk  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Wood  James,  c-arpenter  North   Pac.  Trans.   Go's  S. 

S.  Oiizaba 
Wood  James,  seaman  North  Pac.  Trans.  Co's  S.  S. 

Pelican 
Wood  Jane,  (widow),  dwl  35  Garden 
Wood  John.boilerraaker,  dwl  13  Clara 
Wood  John,  bootmaker,  9  Steuart 
Wood  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Wood  Joiin,  locksmith,  dwl  267  Clara 
Wood  John,  machinist,  P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'b  Wharf.dwl 

135  Folsom 
Wood  John  F.,  machinist,  dwl  805  Bush 
Wood  John  H.,  mininsi  stocks,  office  28  Merchants' 

Exchange,  dwl 978  Harrison 
WOOD  JOSEPH   M..  attorney  at  law.  office  704 

Montgomerv,  dwl  SW  cor  Val  and  Buchanan 
Wood  Lewis,  tailor,  715  Mission 
Wood  M.  L.  Mrs.,  compositor  Womens  Cooperative 

Printing  Union,  dwl   805  Bush 
Wood  Richard  P.B.,  rigger,  dwl  309  Folsom 
Wood  Robert,  laborer  with  S.  F.  Gas  Co. 
Wood  Robert  S.,  barkeeper  with  William  Corbett, 

dwl  N  s  Silver  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Wood  Robert  VV.,  clerk  with  1.  &  A.  M.  Cook,  dwl 

549  Howard 
Wood   Samuel  A.,  (Eobart,  W.   &   Co.)  dwl  Lick 

House 
Wood  Samuel  D.,  attorney  at  law,  office  40  Mont- 
gomery Block,  dwl  622  Green  ^ 
Wood  Samuel  N.,  tailor,  931  Folsom 
Wood  Samuel  P.,  tinroofer  with  John  Kehoe,  dwl 

9  Ritch 


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Wood  S.  Helier,  salesman  with  T.  R.  Church,  223 
Montgomery,  dwl  -'JSl  Montgomery 

Wood  Sidney  Jlrs.,  whipmaker  with  Main  &  Win- 
chester,dwl  252  Stevenson 

Wood  Stephen  F.,  molder  Vulcau  Iron  Works,  dwl 
i>l4  Miiiion 

Wood  Thomas,  boxmaker  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  & 
Co..  dwl  127  Turk 

Wood  William  Airs.,  dwl  257  Teliania 

Wood  William  C,  fWood  4-  Reynolds)  dwl  40 
Stanford 

Wood  Williiim  F<.,  mining?  agent,  dwl  911  Sutter 

WOOD  WILLIAM  H.,  apothecary,  61  Second,  dwl 
58  Naloma 

Wood  William  H.,  printer  with  Joseph  Winter- 
burn  &  Co.,  res  Oakland  Point 

Wood  William  W.,  molder  Vnloan  Iron  Works,  dwl 
614  Muson 

Wood  &  Bowclier,  (Hugh  Wood  and  James  Bow- 
chcr)  furniture,  668  Mission 

Wood  ife  Reynolds,  (WiUinm  C.  Wood  nnd  Thomas 
ReyiioldnJ  sailmakers,  SE  cor  Steuarl  and  Mkt 

Woodard  John,  actor,  dwl  116  Natoma 

Woodliridge  S.,  surgeon  North  Pac.  Trans.  Cc's  S. 
S.  Idaho 

Woodbridge  Sylvester  Rev.,  pastor  Howard  Street 
Presbyterian  Church  and  editor  Occident,  office 
40t»  Washington,  dwl  Ws  Valencia  nr  Twenty- 
third 

Woodbury  Calvin  E.,  real  estate  agent,  dwl  110 
Aiibtiti 

Woodbury  Frank  C,  principal  Heald's  Business 
College.  24  Post,  dwl  1028^  Folsom 

Woodbury  J.  G.,  medical  student,  dwl  639  Mission 

Woodbury  John  H.,  carpenter,  dwl  20  Russ 

Woodbury  Peter,  carpenter,  dwl  22  Rausch 

Woodbury  Thomas  Y.,  housemover.  dwl  186  Jessie 

Woodcock  Flank,  expressman,  dwl  W  s  Valencia 
bet  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth 

Wooden  Willi  im  H.,  bricklayer,  dwl  1130  Market 

Woodhanis  Oscar,  ( VVoodhams  &  LudlumJ  dwl 
719  California 

WOODHAMS&  LUDLUM, /^O.scrtr  Woodhnms 
nnd  Edward  LudlumJ  pioprietK)rs  New  Orleans 
Wareliouse,  NVV  cor  Cal  and  Davis,  office  104 
California 

Woodliead  Elizabeth,  (widow)  furnished  rooms, 
215  Stevenson 

Woodhofer  M^lec,  waiter  Grand  Hotel 

Woodhull  Caspar,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Seventeenth 
bet  Valencia  and  Mission 

Woodhull  S.  D..  miner,  dwl  Ns  Fifteenth  bet  Na- 
loma and  Miima 

Woodis  John  E  ,  (colored)  C  Woodis  Sf  Davidson) 
dwl  1(>08  Leavenworth,  rear 

Woodis  Willard  C,  laborer,  dwl  148  Minna,  rear 

Woodis  &.  Davidson, /'./oAra  E.  Woodis  and  T.  B. 
Z>«j;<Vso«J  sliipw rights  and  calkers,  N  a  Miss- 
ion nr  .Steuart 

Woodleaf  H,,  f  Weil  &  W.)  res  New  York 

Woodley  William,  fireman,  dwl  S  8  Oregon  bet 
Davis  and  Drumra 

Woodley  William,  laborer,  dwl  SE  cor  Howard 
and  Stenait 

Woodley  William,  speculator,  dwl  19  Park  Avenue 

Woodley  William  J.,  captain  brig  Willamantic, 
dwl  52  Second 

Woodman  Frank,  fireman  stm  McPherson,  Jackson 
St.  Whaif 

Woodman  Peter  R.,  (San  Francisco  Candle  Co.) 
dwl  N  8  Fourteenth  bet  Mission  and  Howard 

Woodman  William  C  fSau  Francisco  Candle  Co.) 
dwl  Ns  Fourteemh  bet.  Mission  and  Howard 

Woodruff  Deios,  special  policeman,  dwl  642  Jackson 

Woods  Cimrles,  clerk  with  I.  C.  Woods,  dwl  420 
Second 

Woods  Charles  D.,  carpenter,  dwl  56:$  Bryant 

Woods  David,  horsedealer,  dwl  783  Market 

Woods  David,  tailor,  133  Sutter,  dwl  40  Natoma 


Woods  David  C,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl 
1024  Folsom 

Woods  Edward  P.,  boarding,  541  First 

WOODS  FRANCIS  H..  stock,  note  and  loan  brok- 
er, SW  cor  Mout  and  Com,  dwl  913  Pine 

Woods  Frederick,  drayman,  110  Davis,  dwl  21 7^ 
Clara 

Woods  Frederick  N.,  (Cards  Sf  PK;  dwl  NW  cor 
Howard  and  Twentieth 

Woods  Harris,  drayman,  13  Bat,  dwl  1121  ^  How 

Woods  I.  B.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  dvvl  715  Howard 

WOODS  I.  C,  business  manager  Pacific  Wood 
Preserving  Co.  and  California  Paving  Co.. office 
315  Montgomery,  dwl  420  Second 

Woods  James,  carpenter,  dwl  233  First 

Woods  James,  expressman,  dwl  E  s  Lundy  Lane, 
Bernal  Highls 

Woods  John,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 

Wood  John,  boilermaker  Portland  Boiler  Works, 
dwl  13  Clara 

Woods  John  H.,  (colored)  liqnorsaloon,5  Broadway 

Woods  Preston, ^CV/</j«  dk  W.)  dwl  367  Jessie 

Woods  Robert,  longshoreman,  dwl  549  Howard 

Woods  Samuel,  Maj.  U.  S.  A.,  Chief  Paymaster 
Dept.  Cal.,  office  703  Market,  res  Oakland 

Woods  Sanniel  D.,  attorney  at  law,  office  40  Mont- 
gomery Block 

Woods  Thomas,  carpenter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 

Woods  Thomas,  glassblower.  dwl  NE  cor  Fourth 
and  Clura 

Woods  Thomns,  mariner,  dwl  20  Folsom 

Woods  William,  mattressmaker  with  N.  P.  Cole  & 
Co..  dwl  22  Dora 

Woods  William  W., molder  Vulcau  Iron  Works,  dwl 
614  Mason 

Woodside  William  M.,  shipcarpenter,  dwl  909  Fol 

Woodson  Joseph  A.,  attorney  at  law,  office  607 
Washington,  dwl  19  Verona  Place 

Woodsum  J.  Henry,  shoemaker  with  D.  W.  Emer- 
son &  Co..  dwl  138  Fourth 

Woodthorpe  Georgiana,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Minna  nr 
Eleventh 

Woodthorpe  John  W.,  secretary,  dwl  E  s  Shotwell 
bet  Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second 

Woodward  Arthur  S.,  clerk  with  J.  Lewis  Hunt, 
dwl  408  Greenwich 

Woodward  Charles,  cigars,  530  Jackson,  dwl  915 
Stockton 

Woodward  Charles  J.,  confectioner,  73  Fourth, 
dwl  505  Jones 

Woodward  Charles  W.,  (Lewis  &  W.)  dwl  652 
Howard 

Woodward  Ernest  N.,  dentist  with  J.  L.  Cogswell, 
dwl  920  Folsom 

Woodward  Isaac,  machinist,  dwl  920  Folsom 

Woodward  Joseph  A.,  dentist  with  James  W.  Win- 
ter, 504  Kearny 

WOODWARD  ROBERT  B.,  proprietor  What 
Cheer  House,  525-529  Sacramento,  and  Wood- 
ward's Gardens,  N  s  Mission  bet  Thirteenth 
and  Fourteenth,  res  Oak  Knoll,  Napa  Co 

Woodward  William  A.,  ( Frederick  MacCrellisk  & 
Co.  and  WiliiamA.  Woodward  <fc  Co.)  dwl  907 
Pine 

WOODWARD  WILLIAM  A.  &  CO.,  (Frederick 
MacCrel/ish J  hook  and  job  printers.  5.29  Cal 

Woodward  William  H.,  clerk  collection  department 
Wells,  Fargo  ife  Co.,  dwl  652  Howard 

Woodward. — See  Woodard 

WOODWARD'S  GARDENS,  Mission  and  Valen- 
cia bet  Thirteenth  and  Fourteenth 

Wood  worth  Charles  W.,  Worcestershire  sauce  man- 
nfacturer,  1317  Pacific 

Woodworth  Electa  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  654  Howard 

Woodworth  James  Rev. .secretary  California  Prison 
Commission,  302  Montgomery 

Woodworth  Joseph,  dwl  654  Folsom 

Woodworth  M.  A.  Mi-s.,  assistant  teacher  Lincoln 
Primary  School,  dwl  44  Third 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO..  113  Sansom  Street.  Sraids  of  all  kinds. 


HEDIlSrGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Drugs. 


686 


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Woodwortli  Rowland  L.,nttoriiey  at  law  and  regiB- 

ter  ill  hankriiptcv,  oliice  and  dwl  29  and   30 

Conrf,  Hlock,  (iiWCIny 
WOODWORTH,  SCHKLL  &  CO.,  importersand 

iiiiuinhitturers  pianofortes,  orgaus,  etc.,  12Post, 

JliisDiiic  Temple 
Woodworili   VVillai'd   F.,  sprinkler,  dwl   NW  cor 

Natonia  and  Fifieentb 
Woodv  Steplien,  laborer,  dwl  919  Battery 
Woolf"  Caspiir,  (  Wool/  Sr  liro.J  dwl  454' Clem 
Woolf  U.  1}  .office  clerk  Municipal  Criminal  Court, 

dwl  127  Kearny 
Woolf   Henii:inn,  cook   with   Henry  Bocken,   645 

WiisliiiiKton 
Woolf  Geor.!<e,  hairdresser   with  G.  Held,  dwl  246 

Third 
Woolf  Morris,  /'  IVoo/f  BroihemJ  dwl  88  Everett 
Woolf  Moss,  cijiarmaker,  dwl  14  Turk 
Woolf  Simon,  cigars  and  tobacco,  65  Fourth,  dwl  14 

Tnrk 
Woolf  &  Bvo.,  fCntpar   and  Morris    Woolfj  dvy- 

goodsand  clothing,  936  Dupont 
Wooifolk  Rebecca,  (colored)  (widow)  dwl  cor  Tenth 

Aveiine  nnd  L,  South  S.  F. 
Woollionse  Helen  Mrs.,  bakery,  772  Howard 
Woollionse  Henry,  dwl  772  Howard 
Woolboiise  Henry,  dwl  W  s  Shotwell  nr  Twenty- 
second 
Woolhouse  Oliver  B.,  boxmaker  with  Swan,  Dun- 
bar &  C  ..,  dwl  776  Howard 
Wooll   Haitie  L.  Miss,  assistant  teacher  Shotwell 

St.  Grammar  School,  dwl  1312  California 
Wooll  Jolm,  merchant,  dwl  1312  California 
Wooll  John,  salesman,  117  Sansom,  dwl  cor   Pine 

and  Leaven  worth 
Woolley  James  H.,  sash  and  blindmaker,  dwl  602 

Seiond 
Woolley  .John,  blacksmith,  dwl  26  Clementina 
Woolley  John  C,  malster,  dwl  436  Brannan 
Woolley  Lell  H.,  ( L.  H.  Woolley  &  Vo.J  dwl  1211 

Taylor 
Woolley  L.  H.  &  Co.,  f  Lewis:  LamhertonJ  produce 

commission,  225  Washington 
Woolsen    Mary,  (widow)  dwl  N  s  Twenty -sixth  nr 

Cast.ro 
WOOLSEY  E.  W.,  general  agent   Security  Life 

Ins.  and   Annuity  Co.,  office  418  California,  res 

Oakland 
Woolsey  Thomas  D.,  carringemaker  with  Kimball 

Manufacturing  Co.,  dwl  15  Clinton 
Wooiion  Frederick,  tailor,  dwl  530  Bush 
Wooster  David,  physiciiin  and  U.  S.  examiner  drugs 

Custom  House,  office    208  Kearny,   dwl  W   s 

WebWer  bet  Fulton  and  McAllister 
Wooster  Henry  E.,  planer  California  Mills,  dwl  N  s 

Gearv  bet  Broderick  and  Devi.-iadero 
Wooster  John  M.,  (  Wooster  &  ShaUiickJ  dwl  323 

Ellis 
WOOSTER  &  SHATTUCK,  fJ-  B.  Wooster  and 

D.   D.   Shaltuck)   commission   merchants    and 

wholesale  provision  dealers,  317  and  319  Front 
Worcester  Joseph    Rev.,   pastor  New   Jerusalem 

Church,  dwl  812  Taylor 
Worcester   \V.  M.,   shoemaker  with  I.   M.  Went- 

worth  k  Co.,  dwl  737  Howard 
Wordell  Geishain,  calker,  dwl  309  Harrison 
Worden  ChailesH., fruits  and  cigars,  308  Fifth 
Worden  James,  laborer  with  W.    A.    Holcomb  & 

Co.,  dwl  SW  cor  Battery  and  Vallejo 
Worden  James  B.,  delivery  clerk  Appraisers'  Store, 

dwl  l-.i2JBaciHc 
Worden  John  D.,  first  mate  Light  House  tender 

Sliubrick,  foot  Third 
Worden  Stephen  G.,  carpenter,  dwl  W  s  Fair  Oaks 

bet  Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Wores  Charles,  pressman  Abend  Post,  dwl  12  Na- 

tonm 
WOltKS  JOSEPH,  hatter,  609  Washington,  dwl 

SE  cor  McAllister  and  Polk 


Wores  Joseph  B..  dwl  30  Jessie 

WORLD    MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE    CO., 

(New  York)  George  T.  Folsom,  general  agent, 

office  NW  cor  Jlontgoinery  and  Sacramento 
Worley  Henry,  coaclunan  Russ  House 
Wonnan  Edward,  painter  with  Noble  &  Gallagher, 

dwll309  Jackson 
Wormell   Nathaniel,   storekeeper  with   F.  Garcia, 

dwl  1019  Folsom 
Worms  Charles,  waiter,  dwl  825  Dupont 
WORMSER  BROTHERS,  (Isaac  Wormser )  im- 
porters and  jobbers  liquors,  SW  cor  California 

and  Front 
Wormser    Isaac,    ( Wormser  Bros. J  dwl    SW  cor 

Powell  and  O'Karrell 
Wormser  Isidor,  (  William  Meyer  &  Co.)  dwl  508 

Sutler 
Wormser  Louis,  f  William  Meyer  &  Go.)  dwl  508 

Sutter 
Wormser  Simon,  (  William,  Meyer  &  Co.)  res  New 

York 
Worn  George  A.,  real  estate  agent,  office  519  Mont, 

dwl  508  Eddy 
Worn  James  W..  salesman  with  Robert  Sherwood, 

dwl  Union  Club  Rooms 
Worrall    John,   night    watchman    P.  M.  S.  S.  Go's 

Wharf,  dwl  251  Blu.xome 
Worrell  Calvin  B,.jLiebcrt  &  W.)  dwl  Seventeenth 

bet  Church  and  Sanchez 
Worrell  John,  night  watchman  witli  C.  P.  R.R.  Co. 
Worrell  Joseph,  clerk  with  S.  J.  Clarke  Jr.,  dwl  16 

Folsom 
Worsdale  Henry,  butcher  P.  M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Worster  Thomas  D.,  salesman  Mechanics'  Mill,  dwl 

443  First 
Wort  Henry,   chief  carpenter   C.  S.  Nav.  Co.,  dwl 

813  Broadway 
Worth  Charles,  dwl  E  s  Selina  Place 
Worth  Charles  A.,  drayninn  with  Redington,  Hos- 

tetfer  &  Co.,  dwl  o28  O'Farrell 
Worth  Edmund,   bookkeeper   North  America   Life 

Ins.  Co.,  302  Montgomery,  dwl  1118  Sac 
Worth  Emma  Mrs.,  dwl  55 Second 
Worth  Fmncis,  shoemaker,  6  Berry 
Worth  George  F.,U.S.  dep  marshal,  dwl  1714  Pacific 
Wortt  Henry,  carpenter  with  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.,  dwl 

SWcor'Powell  and  Broadway 
Worth  John   H.,  inspector  Custom  House,  dwl  21 

Ritch 
Worth  Obed,  carpenter,  dwl  Es  Selina  Place 
Worth  Thomas  G.,  butcher  with  Robert  F.  Hunker 
Worth  V.  M.,   caipenter  with   T.    M.    Roach,   bds 

Philadelphia  House 
Worth  William  E  ,  ironfounder,  dwl   641  Folsom 
Worthington  VVilliam,paiiits,  etc.,  dwl  Old  San  Jose 

Road  bet  Twenty  fifth  and  Twenty-sixth 
Worthy  Jame.**,   wool  grader  with  Perkin.-*.  Flint  & 

Co.,  dwl  Greenwich  bet  Sansom  and  Mont 
Wortsmith  John  B.,  baker,  dwl  W  s  Polk  bet  VYash 

and  Jackson 
Wostey  Trent,  (colored)   porter  with  P.M.S.S.  Co. 
Woteis  Frank,  oyster  saloon,   SW  cor  Fourth  and 

Berrv 
Wotters  Henry,  (Putzman,  Dorn  Sf  Co.)  dwl  420 

Minna 
Wozencraft  O.  M.,  snrgeon  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado, 

dwl  631  Sacramento 
Wrage  August,  (Moore  &  W.J  dwl  1522  Pacific. 
Wrage  Otto,  clerk  with  H.  Butenop,  625  Pacilic 
Wratten  James  E.,  clerk  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'s  steamer 

Cbrysopolis,  dwl  2229  Jackson 
Wrav  Jacol>,  butcher,  8  and  9  California  Market, 

dwl  18  Metcalf  Place 
Wray  Samuel,  carpenter,  dwl  63  Clementina 
Wiay  William,  tinsmith  with  Ezra  T.  Buckuam,  22 

Steuart 
Wrba  Joseph,  mnsician,  dwl  1025  Washington 
Wrebiolf  Henry,  laborer  with   Cal.  Com.  and  M. 

Co.,  dwl  cor  Scotland  Chestnut 


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Wrede  August,  driver  with  C.  Burkhardt,  dwl  1216 

PMcitic 
WREDE  CORD,  liquor  saloon.NW  cor  Steuart  and 

MisBioii,  dwl  417  Fiemont 
WREDE     DIEDERICH,    K'Oferies  and   liquors, 

N\V  cor  Leii  venwortii  and  Jackson 
Wrede  Julius,  porter,  dwl  I5i)9  liCaven worth 
Wreden  Clans,  (Martin  Mangels   <Sb    Go.)  dwl  624 

Lomhurd 
Wreden  Henry,  driver  -with  Martin  Mangels  &  Co., 

dwl  10  Jiinseu 
Wreden  Mariin,  hiliorer,  dwl  134  Steunrt 
Wren     IJaiibolouiew,    driver,    dwl    Thirtieth   ur 

Sancliez 
Wren  John,  wood  and  coal,  E  b  Folsom  nr  Twen- 
ty-Recond 
Wren  John   N.,  broommaker  with  lioesler  &  Hur- 

wood,  dwl  'J-11  Minna 
Wren  Michael,  tinsmith,  dwl  cor  California  Av  and 

Fair  Avenue 
Wren  Patrick,  jnnkdealer,  dwl  N  s  Haight  bet  La- 

gnnaaud  Bmiianan 
Wren  William,  clerk  with  Edward  P.  Enrigbt,  dwl 

MW  cor  Fifth  and  Clementina 
Wren  William,  inac-liinisi,  dwl  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Wrench  Cliarles,  seaman,  dwl  46  Ritch,  rear 
Wrenn  Jauies,  dwl  749  Market 
Wright  A.    E.  Mrs.,  assistant  teacher  Eighth   St. 

Primary  School,  dwl  cor  Perry  and  Fourth 
Wright  Alfred,  hidies'  underwear,  6  Sixth 
Wright  Alfred,  mannfadurer  veterinary  and  patent 

medicines,  dwl  2"2y  Clara 
Wrif<lit  Alfred  D.,  driver  N.  B.  &  M.   R.  R.,  dwl 

782  Harrison 
Wright  Anson,  coreinaker  Fulton  Foundry,  dwl  24 

Clementina 
Wright  Benjamin,  reporter  Evening  Bulletin,  dwl 

914  Vallejo 
Wright   Benjamin    F.,   (Wright  &    Co.,)  dwl  13 

O'Farreil 
Wright  Hrotliers,  ( Mitchell  and  Charles)  groceries 

and  liquors,  SW  cor  Sixth  and  Stev 
WrigiitC,  waiter,  dwl  Branch  House 
Wright  Caniliiie  A.,  (widow)  dwl  11(16  Bush 
Wright  Charles,  hatter  witli  Robert  H.  Adams,  641 

Washington 
Writflit  Charles  M.,  baker   with   Thomas  J.   Cbad- 

bourne,  l-ll'J  Duponl 
Wright  Charles  S.,  carpenter  with  Richardson,  Dell 

&  Co.,  res  O.ikiand 
Wright  Chailes  W.,  (Wright  Bros.)  dwl  SW  cor 

Sixtli  and  Stevenson 
Wright  C.  J.  P.,  pilot,  dwl  811  Union 
Wright  Cyrus  S.,  clerk  with  N.  Gray  &  Co.,  dwl 

643  Sacramento 
Wright   Elizabeth,    (widow)  furnished  rooms,  431 

Dupont 
Wright  E<hvard  D.,  bookkeeper  Connecticut  Mutu- 
al Life  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  1151  Mission 
Wright   Frank  S.,  upholsterer  with  Plum,  Bell  & 

Co.,  dwl  720  California 
Wright  Frederick,   salesman   with   John   C.  Bell, 

dwl  Sacramento  bet  Steiner  and  Pierce 
Wright  George,  dwl  920  Washington 
Wri^lit  George  H.,  livery  stable,  35:3-355  Tehama 
Wright  George  H.,  (Harris  &  W.)  dwl  3  Margaret 

Place 
Wright  Harriet,  (widow)  dwl  8  Ewer  Place 
Wright  Henry  C,  (Wright  &  Bowne)  dwl   1410 

S:icramento 
Wright  H.   Nelson,  (Wright  &■   O'Connor)  dwl 

1512  Folsom 
Wright  Horatio  G.,  painterwith  William  H,  Raye, 

dwl  614  Fourth 
Wright  James,  clerk  with  Charles  Langley  &  Co., 

dwl  730  Green 
Wright  James,  cook,  dwl  15  Vallejo 
Wright  James,  cook  Atlantic  House,  212  Pacific 
Wright  James,  shoemaker,  dwl  1067  Market 


Wrijrht  James  W.,  drayman  with  J.  A.  Brown,  dwl 

W  s  Riley  nr  Jones 
Wright  J.    B.,   builder    and    carpenter,   dwl   730 

Green 
Wright   J.    0.,    carpenter    Mission     and    Pacific 

Woolen  Mills 
Wright  John,  dwl  Brancli  House 
Wright  John,  laborer,  dwl  E  s  Kate  nr  Biyant 
Writfht  John,  waiter  P.  M.  S.  S.  Montana 
Wright  Jolin,  (  Wright  &  Haaders)  dwl  1912  Stock 
Wright  John    (John     Wright   &     Co.)   dwl    224 

Shotwell 
Wiight  John  &  Co.,  pick  manufacturers,  13  and  15 

Fi-emont 
Wiight    John   C,   carriage   maker    with   Kimball 

Miinnfacturing  Co.,  dwl  803  Folsom 
Wright  John  T..  assistant  lightliousekeeper,  South 

Farrallone  Islands 
Wright    John   T.   Capt.,    general    agent    People's 

Steamship  Line,  office  13  Merchants'  Exchange, 

dwl  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Wright  Joseph  J.,  gardener,  dwl  cor  Fair  Oaks  and 

Twenty-sixth 
Wriu'lit  i^faria,  (colored,  widow)  dwl  Morse  PLice 
Wright  Mary,  stewardess  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado 
Wright  Matilda  A.,  dressmaker,  dwl  N  s  Broadway 

bet  Hyde  and  Leavenworth 
Wright  M'itchell,  (  Wright  Bras.)  dwl  SW  cor  Sixth 

and  Stevenson 
Wright  Owen,  laborer  S.  F.  Gas  Co.,  dwl  26Clinton 
Wright  Peter,  fireman  P.  .M.  S.  S.  Sacramento 
Wright  Robert,  dwl   11   Grand  Avenue  nr  Mission 
Wright  Roswell  S.,  carpenter,  dwl  1  Harlan  Place 
WRIGHT    SELDEN    S.,   judge    Probate    Court, 

chambers   il   City  Hall,  second  floor,  dwl  817 

Loml)ard 
Wright  Silas,  teamster  with  R.  &  J.  Morton 
Wrights.  S.,  carpenter  H.  C.  League,  128  Kearny 
Wright  Thomas,  captain,  dwl  920  Washington 
Wright  Williiim,  barkeeper,  dwl  720  Howard 
Wright  William,  cook,  dwl  320  Sa\isom 
Wright  William,  grocer,  dwl  G29  Vallejo 
Wright  William,  milkman,  dwl  22d9  Larkin 
Wright  William,  miner,  dwl  Wisconsin  Hotel 
Wright  William,  U.  S.  bargeman,  dwl  1215  Union 
Wright  William  Jr.,  milkman,  dwl  2209  Lrirkin 
Wright  William  H.,  bookkeeper  InternationalHotel 
Wright  William  J.,  bookkeeper  with  John  Kenlfield 

&  Co.,  dwl  NE  cor  Second  and  Folsom 
Wright  William  J., bookkeeper  with  Clnisly  &  Wise, 

dwl  S35  California 
Wright  William  K.,  dwl  15  Geary 
Wright  William  K.,  clerk  with  David  McKay,  dwl 

SE  cor  Fourth  and  Jessie 
Wright  William  S.,  boxmaker  with  Hobb8,Gilmore 

&  Co.,  dwl  161  Tehama 
Wright  W.  S.  Mrs.,  Mac's  Rheumatic  Plaster,  161 

Tehama 
WRIGHT  &  BOWNE,    (Henry  C.    Wright  and 

William  S.  Bowne)  shipchandlers,  54  and  56 

Steuart 
Wright  &  Co.,  (Benjamin  F.  Wright  and  Uenry 

Harmon)  merchant  tailors,  533  California 
WRIGHT  (fe   OCONNOR,   (H   N.    Wright  and 

Thomas   J.    O'Connor)    proprietors  Lazard's 

Warehouse,  SW  cor  Filbert  and  Battery 
WRIGHT    &    SANDERS,    (John     Wright    and 

George  H.  Sanders)  architects,  office  418  Cali- 
fornia 
WRIGHT'S  HOTEL,  David  T.  Griffiths,  proprie- 
tor. 218  Broadway 
Wrightington  Robert,  butcher  with  Kelley  &  New- 
ell, dwl  3  Hubbard 
Wrigley  Thomas,  clerk  with  Edward  Petibeau,  dwl 

56  Natoma 
Wrin  Michael  J.,  (Freeman  &  W.)  dwl  Fair  Ave- 
nue, Bernal  Hights 
Wuero  Geralamo,  cook  with  Campi  &  Co.,  dwl  NW 

cor  Clay  and  Sansom 


SOmH^t  PUIiliMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Suspenders  and  Neck  Ties. 


BEDINGTON'S  FLAVOHING-  EXTBACTS,  Articles  of  real  merit  and  worth  their  value. 


688 


SAN     FRANCISCO      [  W  ]      DIRECTORY 


WueatefelJ  Conrad,  upholsterer  •with  Henry  Frank, 

dwl  6}  Everelt 
Wnesthof  Charles.cntler  with  Will  &  Fiuck.bds  SW 

cor  Kearny  and  Pncific 
Wniinnaiin  Henry.  /■//.  Droger  &  Co.^  dwl  SE  cor 

Harrison  and  Sixth 
Wulliern  Clans,  ( Lonio  Matlliias  &   Co.)  dwl  E  8 

Bannam  Place  nr  Union 
Wnlbern  John,  groceries  and  liquors,  SWcor  Hyde 

and  .Jack son 
Wu!f  Edward,  dwl  279  Stevenson 
Wulf  Henry,  ( Zch  &  W.)  dwl  7  Hinckley 
Wulferdiu>{eii  Charles,  calker,  dwl  245  Perry 
Wulft  Adolphus,  waiter  with  F.  A.Bergman,  dwl 

279  Stevenson 
Wultf  Peter,   clerk   with  Andrew  Bahrs,  NE  cor 

Davis  and  JackKon 
Wulzen  Alfied  H.,  pliotoitrapliic printer  with  Dames 

&  Willi:itn,  dwl  26  j\Iont>;omery 
Wulzen  Diedricli  H.,  groceries  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

Foisom  and  Ninth 
Wnlzen  Frederick  H.,  dwl  1240  Foisom 
Wunderer  Andreas,  confectioner  with  Miley,  Perrin 

&  Co..  dwl  Morey  Alley  l)et  Bdwy  andVallejo 
Wnnderii  Jacoh,  molder,  dwl  243  Clara 
Wiinderlifh  Reynold,  musician,  dwl  710  Vallejo 
Wunderlin  Stephen,  barkeeper  with  N.  A.  Lee,  dwl 

815  Clay 
Wnnsch  M.' &   Co.,  fTheodor  Kirckhoff J  watehce 

and  cliaius,  523  Kearny 
Wunsch   Marcus,   ( M.    Wunsch  &    Co.)  dwl  523 

Kearny 
Wnnsche  Gnst,  cook  German  Hospital 
Wurkheim  Max,  importer  cloths,  23  Sansom,  dwl 

508  Leavenworth 
WURKHEI.M  MORRIS,   cloaks  and  shawls,  20 

Montgomery,  dwl  119  Stockton 
Wurzbnrger  Max,  bookkeeper  with  Held  Bros.,  dwl 

426  Eddy 
Wuscher  Rudolf,  hatter  with  LeGay  &  Co.,  dwl 

614  Pine 
Wustefeld  Frederick,  cigars  and  tobacco,  dwl  2216 

Mason 
Wustefeld  Joseph,  cigarmaker,  dwl  227  Stevenson 
Wustenberg  Heuiy,  cooper  Albany  Brewery ,dwl  73 

Jiverett 
Wasterfeld  Hermann,  shoemaker,  dwl  227  Stev 
Wustfeldt  Hermann,  cigarmaker  with  F.W.Becker, 

dwl  705  Davis 
Wusthoff  William,  (CnUfornia  File  Manitfactur- 

iug  Co.)  dwl  I  Clarice  Place 
Wuth  Giistavuft,  ('ir/i-'A  &    Stamer)  dwl  NE  cor 

Fifteenth  and  Minna 
Wuth  ct  Stamer,   fGustavnx    Wuth  and  Gnstavus 

<S<-7)HP/V  groceries  aud  liquors, NE  cor  Fifteenth 

and  Minna 
Wutlnich  John,  butcher,  329  Geary 
Wyatt  Kate  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  1017  Powell 
Wyatt  Thomas,  srairbnilder  with  Hi bberd.  Sanborn 

(fe  Co.,  dwl  VV^  8  Valencia  nr  Twenty-third 
Wybaillie  Alexander  H.,  ladies'   bootmaker,  dwl  7 

Mar>;aret  Alley 
Wyckotf  Gertrude  B.,  (widow)  dwl  213  Minna 
Wycolf  James  P.,  fireman  steamer  No.  2,  S.  F.  F. 

D..dwl  412  Bash 
Wycoff  Scott  W..  extraman  steamer  No.  2,  S.  F.  F. 

D.,  dwl  412  Bush 
Wydenian  Louis,  boarding  and  Iodising,   NW  cor 

FiftI)  Avenue  a  id  Railroad  Avenue.  South  S.F. 
Wylie  Frances  M.  Mrs.,  seamstress,  dwl  35  Garden 
Wylie  George  E.,  poiter,  212  Cal,  dwl  39  Teliama 
Wylly  Cliarles  G.,  with   Macfiriane,   Blair  &.  Co., 

dwl  N  8  Mission  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Wyman  Benjamin  H.,  purser  P.  M.  S.  S.  Colorado, 

dwl  16  DeBoom 
Wyman  Charles, cabinetmaker  with  Kragen  &  Geish- 

aker,  dwl  20. Minna 
Wyman  .(ohanna,  (widow)   dwl  E  s  Valencia  bet 

Twentyfifih  and  Twenty-sixth 


Wyman  John,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  5  Medau  Place 
Wyman  Marie  I.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  6.t2  Mkt 
Wyneken  Ernest.  (  Townsend  *  W.  I  Aw\  1 17  Stock 
Wynn  Bridget  Miss,  dwl  lOOl)  Washington 
Wynu  Willfam,  machinist  Union  Iron   Works,  dwl 

407  Liirkin 
Wynn. — See  Winn 
Wynne,    Lowth   &  Co..   (Nicholnn    Wynne,  .Jnhn 

Lowlh  and  WUlinm  H'tlpin  I  drygoods,  706  Mkt 
Wynne  Nicholas,  waiter  Lick  House,  dwl  427  Stev 
Wynne  Nicholas,  (Wynne,  Lowth  Sf  Co. J  dwl  316 

Fourth 
Wynne   Patrick,   carpenter,   dwl   W  b  Mission  nr 

Twenty -fourth 
Wynne  Peter,  cooper  with  James  Boothman,  dwl 

Keystone  House 
Wynne   William,  groceries  and   liquors,  NW  cor 

Fourth  and  Louisa 
Wyntjens  Frank,  blacksmith,  dwl  1129  Filbert 
Wyselierd  August,  tailor,  dwl  NE  cor  Washington 

and  Kearny 


Yabt.onsky  John,  gasfitter  with  S.  F,  Gas  Co,  dwl 

737  Howard 
Yablonsky  Lawrence,  gasfitter  with  S.  F.  G<is  Co., 

dwl  737  Howard 
Yablouskv  Mier,  newsvender,  dwl  1422  Wasliington 
Ybarr  Mitchell,  cook  with  John   Maloue,  dwl  523 

Vallejo 
Yackta  Catalina,  (widow)  dwl  1113  Kearny,  rear 
Yaeger  John,  cooper  with  D.  R.  Provost,  dwl  8  Va- 

renne  bet  Filbert  and  Union 
Yager  Jacob,   laborer  with  John   G.   lis,  dwl  St. 

Louis  Hotel 
Yale  6regory,attorney  at  law,  office  73  and  74  Mont- 
gomery Block,  dwl  625  Third 
Yale  Jeremiah   S  ,   clerk  with  Tubbs   &.  Co.,  ree 

Brooklyn,  Alameda  county 
Yale  John  C.,  salesman  City  of  Paris, dwl  26  Hamp- 

YANG— TZE  INSURANCE  ASSOCIATION, 
(Shanghae)   Macondray  &  Co..  agents,  206  San 

YanUe  Ricliaid  L.,  musician,  dwl  915  Pacific 

Yankee  Block,  SVV  cor  Front  and  Pine 

Yard  Charles  D.,  upholsterer  Public  School  Depart- 
ment, dwl  1613  Polk 

Yamell  George,  compositor  with  Smyth  &  Slioaff, 
dwl  143  third 

Yates  A.  Hamilton,  teacher  music,  dwl  101)6  Clay 

Yates  Charles  M.. bookkeeper  with  A  Hollub«fc  Co., 
fnnd  Yates  &  Reichert)  dwl  44  Tliiid 

YATES  JOHN  D..  saloou,  NE  cor  Commercial  and 
Leidesdorff 

Y'ates  Joseph,  expresswagon,  cor  Steuart  and  Foi- 
som, dwl  E   B  Mission  nr  Tweuty-secoud 

Yates  Mary  J.,  (widow)  dwl  1421  Pacific 

Yates  Matilda  H.,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  504 
Powell 

Yates  R.  B.,  topographical  engineer  Tide  Land  Sur- 
vey 

YATES  ROBERT  H.,  general  agent  Singer  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  137  Montiiomery,  dwl  716  iMiss 

Y'ates  William  H.,  fireman  C.  S.  Nav.  Co.'b  steamer 
Julia,  dwl  Bestole  nr  Vallejo 

Y^ates  &.  Reichart,  (Charles  31.  Yates  and  John  A. 
Reichert)  la,mY>B,  118  Fourth 

Yeager  Henry,  batery  and  groceries,  1523  Mission 

Y'eager  John,  cabinetmaker,  dwl  SE  cor  Fultou  and 
Octavia 

Yeager  Joseph, fireraarshal  policeman,  dwl  N  e  Min- 
na bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 

Y'eager  Thomas  T.,  umbrella  and  parasol  manufac- 
tory, 5  Stockton 

Yeagle  Charles,  baker  with  B,  Kramer,  dwl  32 
Rausch 

Yeaton  George  A.,  druggist,  cor  Hayes  and  Van 
Ness  Avenue 


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C.  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Jewelry  and  Albums. 


SAN     FRANCISCO     [Y]     DIRECTORY. 


689 


Yeazell  Andrew  H.,  bookkeeper  with  Georp;e  Hus- 
ton &,  Co.,  dwl  N  8  Fell  bet  Gough  and  Octavia 
Yeck  Hip,  (Cliiiiese)  manufacturer  shoes  and  slip- 
pers, 4a>  Pacitic 
Yee  Chung  <fe  Co.,  (Chinese)    drygoods  and  drugs, 

818  Dupont 
Yee  Chy  Lung  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  810  Dup 
Yee  Mow  l'at,'(Cliine8e)  cigar  nianufacturer,7(57  Clay 
Yelil  Abraham,  butcher,  dwl  716  Filbert 
Yellott   William,  barkeeper,  NE   cor  Kearny  and 

Clay,  dwl  E  s  Filbert  Place  nr  Union 
Yelverton  Charles  F.,  clerk,  with  John  F.  Kessing, 

dwl  "•12  Howard 
Yeo  William  H.,   bootfitter  with  J.  Sullivan,  dwl 

417  Post 
Yeomans    Charles,   barkeeper  stmr  Antelope,  dwl 

717  Ellis 
YERlvES   ISAAC,  treasurer  Alhambra  Theater, 

dwl  250  Fourth 
Yerkers  Joseph,  auctioneer,  dwl  28  First 
Yik  Yune  ife  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants,  823  Dupont 
Yoke  Kee,  (Chinese)  wood  carver,  721  Sacramento 
Yolo  Mills,  H.  \V.  Gray  tfc  Co.  proprietors,  SE  cor 

Market  and  lieale 
Yonge  Stephen,  dwl  Virginia  Block 
Yont;s  John,  dwl  1018  Larkin 

Yore  John  P.,  bootmaUer  with  I.  M.  Wentworth 
&  Co.,  dwl  709  Stockton,  rear 

York ,  civil  engineer,  dwl  Virginia  Block 

York  Charles,  rigger,  dwl  412  Grove 

York  Elias  A.,  carpenter,  dwl  7  Haggin 

York  John,  cooper  with  L.  N.  Handy  &  Co.,  dwl 

454  Jessie 
York  William  R.,  painter,  dwl  313  Minna 
Yorke  John  S.,  carver,  dwl  32  Eausch 
Yost  Bridget,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  266  Clem 
Yost  Harmon,  carpenter,  dwl  601  Brannan 
Yost  Henry,  broom-handle  turner,  dwl  446  Bran- 
nan 
Yost  Henry  D.,  engineer,  dwl  SW  cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  York 
Yost  Joseph,  hatter,  dwl  14  Brooks 
Younett  John,  musician,  dwl  NE  cor  Washington 

and  Kearny 
Young  Albert  W.j  shipjoiner  Shipjoiner's  Associa- 
tion, 713  Mission 
Young  Alexander,  pilot,  office  U.  S.  Court  Building, 

dwl  W  6  Seventh  nr  Brannan 
Young  Alexander,  teamster  wiih  James  Maher,  dwl 

671  Harrison 
Young  Alexander,  with  Cutting  &   Co.,  dwl  518 

Seventh 
Young  Alfred,  clerk,  dwl  629  Sutter 
Young  Andrew,  dwl  W  s  Gordon  nr  Harrison 
Young  Andrew,  waiter  Empire  restaurant,  dwl  848 

Folsom 
Young  Andrew  S. , ex-pilot, dwl  N  s  Jackson  bet  Van 

Ness  Avenue  and  Franklin 
Young  Anna,  (widow)  furnished  rooms,  204  Stock 
Young  Annie  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  252  Jessie 
YOUNG  CARRIE  F.  MRS.,  editor  and  proprietor 
Women's  Pacific  Coast  Journal,  office  124  I\Iont- 
gomery,  dwl  Fifteenth  Avemie,  South  S.  F. 
Young  C.  H.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  53  Fifth 
Young  Charles,  hostler  with  James  McDevitt,  dwl 

W  B  Sansom  nr  Vallejo 
Young  Charles  B.,  agent,  office  601  California,  dwl 

440  Bush 
Young  Charles  B.,  engraver  with  Chai'les  Lemme, 

dwl  Whilnev  nr  Fifteenth 
Young  Charles  L.,  laborer  National  Mills,  dwl  60 

N  atom  a 
Young  Christian  H.,  porter,  dwl  53  Fifth 
Young  Conrad,  milk  depot,  1215  Dupont 
Young  Deborah,    (widow)    furnished  rooms,  2311 

Larkin 
Young  Edward,  fJ.  Schwegerle  &   Co.)  dwl  549 

Fourth 
Young  E.  J.,  carpenter,  dwl  Jones  nr  Bay 


Young  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  dwl  310  Minna 

Young  E.  T.,  assistant  engineer  North  Pac.  Trans. 

Co.'s  S.S.  Idaho 
Young  Francis,  engineer,  bds  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Young    Frederick,    carriagepainter  with    Kimball 

Alanufacturing  Co.,  dwl  13^  Fifth 
Young  George,  fruits,  N  s  Sixteenth  bet  First  Ave- 
nue and  Valencia 
Young  George  A.,  cashier  Mutual  Life   Insurance 

Co.,  office  21)4  Montgomery,  dwl  1632  Sac 
Young  George  M.,  receiving  teller  London  and  San 

Francisco  Bank,  dwl  6:29  Sutter 
Young  George  R.,  driver  steamer  No.  8,  S.F.F.D., 

dwl  1214  PaciHc 
Young  George  S.,  carpenter,dwl  cor  Oak  and  Laguna 
Young  Goey,   (Chinese)  cigar  manufacturer,  707 

Dupont 
Young  Mart,  mariner,  dwl  2.38  Steuart 
Young  Henry,  clerk   with  John   Winter,  dwl  53 

Fifth 
Young  Henry  J.,  conductor  Southern  Pacific  R.R., 

dwl  710  Taylor 
Young  James,  barkeeper,  907  Dupont 
Young  James,  cabinetmaker,  bds  435  Pine 
Young  James,  driver  Market  St.  R.R.,  dwl  Sixteenth 

opp  Second  Avenue 
Young  James,  salesman,  dwl  536  Sacramento 
Young  James,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  57  Second 
Young  James  A.,  marblecutter  with  Black  &.  Mula- 

ney,  dwl  518  Seventh 
Young  James  C,  clerk,  dwl  N  s  Jackson  bet  Van 

Ness  Avenue  and  Fianklin 
Young  James  R.  Rev.,  (colored)  pastor  Third  Bap- 
tist Church,  dwl  Ankeny  Place  nr  Powell 
Yonng  James  W.,  dwl  648  Mission 
YOUNG  J.  C,  medical  institute,  618  Sacramento 
Young  John,  butcher,  dwl  iiOi)  Leidesdorff 
Young  John,  cook,  612  Market,  dwl  16  Hunt 
Young  John,  laborer,  dwl  38  First 
Young  John,  laborer,  dwl  728  Market 
Young  John,  saddler,  dwl  N  s  Mission  nr  Ninth 
Young  John  J.,  merchant,  dwl  913  Sutter,  rear 
Young  John  M.,  clerk  with  William  H.  Wood,  dwl 

61  Second 
Young  John  W.,  (colored)  cook,  dwl  W  s  Havens 

Place 
Young  Joseph,  boatbuilder,  dwl  65  Natoma 
Young  Lewis,  bricklayer,  dwl  20  Howard  Court 
Young  Louis,  calker,  dwl  47  Natoma 
YOUNG  MEN'S   CHRISTIAN  ASSOCIATION, 

rooms  N  s  Sutter  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Young  Michael,  clerk  with  Otto  Brandt  &  Co.,  NE 

cor  Market  and  Mason 
Young  Michael,  longshoreman,  dwl  123  Tehama 
Young  Monroe,   driver  with  Z.  W.  Moore,  dwl  60 

Natoma 
Young  Philip,  butcher   with  Hahn  &  Bryan,  dwl 

318  Powell 
Young  Richard,  foreman  Phoenix  Iron  Works,  dwl 

434  Fifth 
Young  Richard,  groceries  and  liquors,  SW  cor  Polk 

and  Broadway 
Young  Robert,  boilermaker  Vulcan  Iron  Works, 

dwl  34  Minna 
Young  Robert,  carpenter,  dwl  269  Minna 
Young  Robert,  sawyer  with  Hobbs,  Gilmore  dc  Co., 

dwl  4565  lirannan 
Young  Samuel,  cabinetmaker  with  George  O.  Whit- 
ney &  Co.,  dwl  405  Union 
Young  Thomas,  carpenter  with  George  Dougherty, 

dwl  12  Natoma 
Young  Thomas,  (  Theodore  H.   Allen  &  Co.)  dwl 

1816  Dupont 
Young  Thomas,  (Young  db  Paxson.)  dwl  628  Sutter 
Young  Thomas,  Jr.,  clerk,  dwl  209  Kearny 
Young  Walter,  teller  Bank  British  Columbia,  res 

Oakland 
Young  Walter  D.,  gasfiiter   with  Simson  &  Co., 

dwl  N  s  Jackson  nr  Van  Ness  Avenue 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Fancy  Dry  Goods. 
44 


EEDIMOTOK    HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  Choice  Fancy  Goods,  Perfumery,  etc.,  etc. 


G90 


SAN     FRANCISCO     [Zj      DIRECTORY, 


Young  Wefflev,  solicitor,  423  Wneb,  dwl  809  Clay 

Young  William,  dwl  62{)  Sutter 

Young  William,  baiidreseer  with  G.  Obenauer,  dwl 

3;:0  Jessie 
Young  William   E..   carpenter,   dwl  Na  Twenty- 
third  liet  Valencia  and  Guerrero 
Young  William  G..  bnxmaker  with  Hobbe,  Gilmore 

&  Co.,  liwl  o&i  Mission 
Young  William    H.,   lumber    merchant,  dwl  W  a 

Capp  bet  Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Young  William  J.,  merchant,  dwl  1912  Taylor 
Youiitf  W'illiam  J.,  phvsiciau,  office  iind  dwl  928 

Clay 
Young  William   M.,  clerk,   27   California  Market, 

dwl  69  Natoma 
Young  W^illiam  N.,  special  agent  Knickerbocker 

Life  Ins.  Co.,  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Geary 
Young  Wo  Tong  &.  Co.,    (Chinese)  druggists,  733 

Commercial 
YOUNG  &  PXXSOy;/ Thomas  Yonng  ayid  Joseph 

S.  PaxsonJ  real  estate  agents,  office  424  Mont 
Yonngberg  Johanna,  (widow)  dwlMcCormack 
Youngberg  Simon  V.,  printer,  dwl  McCormack 
Youngdaus  J.  D.,   boot  and  shoemaker.  33.5   Sutter 
Younger  Alexander  J.,  piiysician,  dwl  3lfi  Green 
Younger  Alex.  T.,  cabinet  maker,  dwl  316  Green 
Younger  William  J., dentist,  otfice  315  Montgomery, 

res  Oakland 
Yonu>;mun  George,  waiter,  417  Front,  dwl  3  Zoe 

Place 
Yonngwortb  ChKt\e6,(  Youngtcorth  Sf  Gibson)  dwl 

23  Kearnv 
YOUNGWORTH  &  GIBSON,  f Charles    Young- 

icorth  and  Henry  GibsonJ  restaurant  and  ba- 
kery, 112  Kearny 
Yn  Woo,  Ching  Kee  «&  Co.,  (Chinese)  rice  packers, 

1007  Dupont 
Yu  Yuen,  Ching  Kee  &.  Co.,  (Chinese)  merchants, 

730  Sacramento 
Yuen.  Kee  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  slipper  manufacturers, 

409  Commercial 
Ynill  James,  furniture,  4  Fourth,  dwl807  Market 
Yim  Wo,  (Chinese)  provisions,  625  Jackson 
Yune  Fong,  (Chinese)  restaurant,  710  Jackson 
Yung  John,  cook   with   F.    William   Kamps,   dwl 

NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Jackson 
Yung  Nicholas,  fMa$sey  &  W.J  dwl  1203  Sac 
Yungblot  August,    billiard     table    maker    with  J. 

Strahle  &."  Co.,  dwl  cor  Si.xteenth  and  De  Haro 
Yunker  Frederick,  tailor  with  John  H.  Tobin,  dwl 

214   Clara 
Ynst  Anton,  carpenter,  dwl  527  Filbert 
YutSung,  (Chinese)  wood  vard,  732  Jackson 
Yvarra  Miguel,  cook  with  'liosenkraus  &  O'Don. 

nell,  dwl  523  Vallejo 


ZABAi-nAso   Ale.xasdro,   superintendent    Italian 

Hospital,  dwl  Noe  nr  Twentveiifhth 
Zabel  John  D.,  bootmaker  with  G.  Burkhardt,  dwl 

6  Fella  Place 
Zabri.-kie  Jacob  H.,  law  copyist,  dwl  211  Tehama 
ZABRISKIE  JAMES  C,  atiornev  at  law,  office  33 

Exchange  Buildings,  dwl  IIO;"  Stockton 
Zacharias    Henry,     watches,    diamonds,    jewelry, 

clocks  etc.,  534  Kearny,  dwl  92:t  Sutter 
Zacharias  I.  &    Co.,   (Solomon    Weidenrich)  shirt 

mannfacturere,  308  California 
Zacharias  Ismar,  (I.   Zacharias  <t   Go.J  dwl  302 

Mdson 
Zacbrtrias  Joseph,  glazier,  dwl  458  Minna 
Zacharias  M.,  watchmaker,  517  Kearny,  dwl  529 

Post 
Zacharias  Morris,  glazier  California  Planing  Mills, 

dwl  458  Minna 
Zacharias  S.,  watchmaker  \rith  L.  Mayer,  dwl  529 

Post 


Zacharias  Zacharias,  salesman,  5:14  Kearny,  dwl  929 

Sutler 
Zacharie  Gnesneir,  seaman,  dwl  E  s  Long  Bridge 
Zachrison  Cliai'les,  porrer  with  Wells,  Fargo  &"Co. 
Zudig  Herman,  salesman  with  Luzard   Fieres,  dwl 

1011  Lark  in 
Zadig  Philip,  insurance  broker  and  local  agent  Mer- 
chants Mutual  Marine  Ins.  Co.,  dwl  3i5j  Third 
Zahn  Adam,  barber  Sanitarium  Batlis.dwl  2110  Pow 
Zahu  Charles,  ropemaker   S.    F.   Cordage   Factory, 

dwl  Iowa,  Potiero 
Zahn  Ernest,  bookkeeper  with  A.  Borel  &  Co.,  dwl 

1120  Stockton 
ZAHN  HENRY,  groceries  and  liquors,  823  Vallejo 
Zammitt   Antonio,  poultry  denier,  dwl  20  Mission 
Zan   Frank,  bioommaker  with  M.  Zan  «t  Co.,  dwl 

SE  cor  Drumm  and  Jackson 
Zan  M.  &.  Co.,  Itroom  manufacturers,  14  Drumm 
Zan  Marino,  (M.  Zan  &  Co.j  dwl  9^  Sumner 
Zander  John,  baiber  with  Philip  Schultz,  dwl  425 

Clementina 
Zander  Joseph  H.,  professor  St. Boniface's  Institute, 

dwl  S  s  Tyler  bet  Jones  and  Leaveuworth 
ZANDER  L.  T.,  clerk  auditing  department  Wells, 

Fargo  k  Co.,  dwl  llOJ  Post 
Zange  Eniil,  ( Zange  &  Co.y  dwl  NW  cor  Eighth 

and  Folsom 
Zange   &  Co.,  fEmiJ  Zange  and  Francis  WilkerJ 

groceries,  NVV  cor  Folsom  and  Eighth 
Zanoni  Giacomo,  (Morfranli  &  Z  )  dwl  716  Pacific 
Zanoui  Lewis,  tailor,  dwl  33  Hinckley 
Zaucni  Luigi,  tailor,  dwl  215  Broadway 
Zanonui  Louis,   tailor  with  Michael  Short,  dwl  33 

Dupont 
Zapp  Joseph,   dairyman   with    H.  Schwerin,  dwl 

Visitacion  Valley  nr  San  Bruno  Rond 
Zaruogocevich  Carsto,  barkeeper,  623  Davis 
Zasche  Joseph,  bootmaker,  dwl  413  Broadway 
Zastrow  Alex.,  bakery,  SW  cor  Second  and  Bryant 
Zastrow  Von  K.  W.  6.,  clerk,  dwl  909  Kearny 
Zasueta  Joaquin,  assayer,  dwl  500  Union 
Zech   Frederick,  piauotortemaker,  dwl  S  s  Tehama 

nr  Ninth 
Zech   Jacob,  pianoforte  manufacturer,  warerooms, 

563  Market, factory  211-213  Ninth,dwl  -211  Ninth 
Zecher  Frederick  W.,  '(John  R.Fischhcck  Jr.  Jf  Co. J 

dwl  NW  cor  Powell  and  Filbeit 
Zecker  Joseph,  dwl  1  St.  Mary  Place 
Zeehandelaar  A.   Jr.,   superintendent  male  depart- 
ment Calitornia  Labor  Exchange 
Zeglio  David,  marble  Works,  917  Market,  dwl  N  s 

Bernal  Hights  nr  San  Bruno  Road 
Zeh  John,  ( Zeli  &   Wu/fJ  dwl  20  Hinckley 
Zeh  Louii*,  market,  SE  cor  Union  and  Dupont,  dwl 

417  Union 
Zeh  Theodor,   Fulton   Market,  SE  cor  Washington 

and  Stockton,  dwl  417  Union 
Zeh  &  Wulf,  CJohn  Zeh  and  Henry  WulfJ  groceries 

and  liquors,  20  Hinckley 
Zebfuss  Frederick  W.,  cahiiietmaker  and  carpenter, 

804  Mission,  dwl  710  Clementina 
Zeibe  Herman,  teacher  music,  dwl  3.'5  Fremont 
Zeigler  Francis,  carrier  S.  F.  Chronicle 
Zeigler   Henry,  malster  Pioneer  Malt  House,  dwl 

Es  Stockton  nr  Francisco 
ZEILE  CHARLES  D.,  druggist  and  apothecary, 

528  PaciHc 
ZEILE  FREDERICK,  physician  and  proprietor 

Russian  and  Turkish  baths,  5J4-.528  Paciric 
Zeile  John,  proprietor  Pacilic  Flour  Mills,  506  and 

508  Pacitic,  dwl  807  Jackson 
Zeile  Robert,  foreman  Pacitic  Flour  Mills,  dwl  719 

Broadway 
Zeis    John,  shoemaker  with  Henry  Hinders,  dwl 

S  8  Winters  Lane  nr  Mason 
Zeis  Louis,  butcher  with  Zimmer  &  Hock 
Zeiss  Henry,  butcher,  131  Post 
Zeiss  Jacob,  shoemaker  with  Dietle  &.  Beck,  dwl 

Stockton  bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 


^500,000  Ghsld  Assets— the  foundation  of  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Clothing,  etc. 


SAN     FRANCISCO     [Z]     DIRECTORY. 


691 


Zeitfnclip  Edwiird,  engraver  with  Charles  Lemme, 

dwi  ai7  Minna 
Zeitska  Bertha  Mrs.,  principal  Young  Ladies'  Insti- 
tute, 00  and  5b  South  Parle 
Zeitska   Henry,  meiciiant  tailor,  610  Clay,  dwl  55 

South  Park 
Zeller  A'loiph,  porter  S.  F.  Verein  Club 
Zeller  Albert,  goldbeater  with  George  W.  Rogers, 

dwl  *23  Scott 
Zeller  Charles,  driver  ■with  John  C.Hartke,46Stenart 
Zeller  H.,  modeler  and  ornamental  phisterer,  8  Tay- 
lor, dwl  SVV  cor  Market  and  Mason 
Zeller  Joseph,  clerk  with  B.  McQuillan  &  Son,  dwl 

100()Clay 
Zeller  iMichael,  pressman  with  Francis  &  Valentine, 

dwl  2i  Scott 
Zellerhach   Anthony,  fA.  Falk   Sf    Co.)  dwl  535J 

O'Farrell 
Zellerhach  Marks,  manager  Eureka  Lake  and  Yuba 

Canal  Cii.,  oltice  318  California 
ZELNER  WILLIAM,  apothecary,  NW  cor  Ellis 

and  Stockton,  dwl  iii  O'Farrell,  rear 
Zellner  William,  shoemaker,  dwl  734  Broadway 
Zemansky  Samuel,  millinery,  210  Sixth 
ZENOViCH    LUCA,  wines  and  liquors,  NE  cor 

Post  and  Jones 
Zenovich   Peter,  clerk  with   Luca  Zenovich,   dwl 

NE  cor  Post  and  Jones 
Zeiiter  George,  varnisher.  dwl  219  Clara 
Zentmayer  Wilhelmina  Miss,  dressmaker,  dwl  'Z& 

Fourth 
Zepher  Louis,  master  mariner,  dwl  332  Seventh 
Zercin   N..  engineer,  dwl  cor  Twenty-second  and 

Alabama 
Zernianu  John  A.,  clerk  with  J.  H.  Schulte,  dwl 

Fulsoin  bet  Fremont  and  First 
Zerse  Joseph,  carpenter  California  Planing  Mills, 

dwl  10  8  York  nr  Twenty-third 
Zett  Frederick,  harnessmaker  with  Stone  &  Hayden, 

dwl  731  Broadwav 
Zickle  John,  laborer  "Pacific  Rolling  Mills,  dwl  SE 

cor  Illinois  and  Shasta 
Ziegelmever  Anthony,  furniture,  ."iOOJ  Sixth 
Ziegenbein    John,   (John  Zcigenbein  &    Co.)  res 

Oakland 
ZIEGENBEIN  JOHN  &  CO..  (Morgan  K.  Thorn- 
burg)  produce  commission,  SE  cor  Druram  aud 

Clay 
Ziegentnss  John,  brewer,  dwl  1  Harlan  Place 
Ziegenfiiss  John  Mrs.,  lodgings,  1  Harlan  Place 
Ziegenfuss    Thomas    H.,    sawsmitli    with    N.    W. 

Spaulding,  dwl  SW  cor  Second  aud  Minna 
Ziegenhent  Henry,  clerk  with  Emil  Frese,  dwl  318 

Clementina 
Ziegeuliirt  Kate  Mrs.,  furnished  rooms,  74'2  Howard 
Ziegeuhii-t  Louis,  papercarrier,  dwl  744  Howard 
Zieger  John,  wheelwright  with   Gallagher  &.  Ro- 

decker,  dwl  137  Montgomery 
Ziegler  J.  Lewis,  housemovcr,  dwl  1019  Mission 
Ziegler  Joseph,  shoemaker,  lUlli  Clay 
Ziegler  Zacharias,  porter,  513  Sac,  dwl  34  Second 
Zieglmayer  Ferdinand,  billiard  tablemaker,  dwl  115 

Genry,  rear 
Zieglmayer  Ferdinand  Jr.,  bungmaker  with  Henry 

Waas.  dwl  115  Geai  v,  rear 
ZIEL.  BERTHEAU  &  CO.,  (William  Jung  and 

iffinry  Bnlzerj  importers  aud  commission  mer- 

chaiils,  l'22  California 
Zierenberg  George, /'/i/t'm<'?("r  &  fo.^  dwl  717  Fol 
Zihn  Andreas,  carpenter,  dwl  S  s  Pine  bet  Fillmore 

and  Steiner 
Zihn  Henry,  carpenter,  dwl  441  Si.\th 
Zilger  Frederick,  l)arkeeper,  dwl  811  Lombard 
Zimmer  Charles  K.,  (Zimmer  &  IlockJ  dwl  1007 

Mission 
Zimmer  Christopher,  expresswagon,  dwl  NW  cor 

Twenty -sixth  aud  Bartlett 
Zimmer  Ernst,  musiciau  Bella  Union,  dwl  1603 

Dupout 


Zimmer  &  Hock,  (Charles  K.  Zimmer  and  Charles 

Hock  J  market,  SW  cor  Mason  and  Union 
Zimmerman  Albert,  shoemaker  with  D.  W.  Emer- 
son <fe  Co.,  dwl  150  Third,  rear 
Zimmerman  Alois,  painter,  dwl  7'28  Market 
Zinmierman  Christopher,  cabinetmaker  with  N.  P. 

Cole  &  Co.,  dwl  531  Fourth 
Zimmerman  George,  butcher  with  M.  Selig  &   Co., 

dwl  Seventh  Avenne,  South  S.  F. 
Zimmerman  Henry,  butcher,  dwl  SW  cor  Potrero 

Avenue  and  Santa  Clara 
Zimmerman  John,  butcher,  dwl  Hampshire  bet  EI- 

Dorado  and  Centre 
Zimmerman  John,  laborer,  dwl  38  First 
Zimmerman  John  J.,  lumberman  with  Swan,  Dun- 
bar &  Co.,  dwl  536  Sacramento 
Zimmerman  Leo,  musician,  dwl  14"J5  Dupont 
Zimmerman  Louis,  butcher,  dwl  9  Uelden 
Zimmerman  Peter  R.,  machinist  Union  Iron  Works, 

dwl  S  B  iMission  bet  First  and  Second 
Zimmerman  Reinhard,  cook,  627  Commercial 
Zimmet  Joseph,  poultryman,  dwl  Girard  nr  Rail- 
road Avenue 
Zinkeisen  Arthur,   physician,   office  and  dwl  646 

Market 
Zinn  Henry,  (  Thurnaner  Sf  Z.)  dwl  1009  Poet 
Zinn  Sigmund,  &alesman,  dwl  432  Natoma 
Zinnamon  Abram,  tailor,  413  Pine,  dwl  253  Clara 
Zinns  Christian,  cutter  with  G.  Forrest  Waller  & 

Co.,  dwl  4  Telegraph  Place 
Zinns  L.  A.,  stockbroker,  office  414  California,  dwl 

4  Telegraph  Place 
Zip  Catherine,   (widow)  dwl  E  s  Valencia  nr  Thir- 
teenth 
Zizka  Fred.,  jeweler  with  Hubash  &  Kutz,  dwl  105 

Geary 
Zobel  Jacob,  cap  manufacturer,  125  Sansom,  dwl 

955  Howard 
Zoechi  Dennis,  frnits,  1303  Dupont 
Zoeherlein  Anna  Mrs.,  dwl  108  Prospect  Place 
Zolezzi   Nicolas,  clerk  with  Stempelmaun  &  Co., 

dwl  623  Pacific 
ZoUer  John,  confectioner,  228  Kearny 
ZoUer   Mary,    (widow)   dwl  SE   cor  Octavia  and 

Linden 
Zollner    Charles,    machinist,    408    Pine,    dwl  228 

Bush 
Zollner  William,  shoemaker.  803  Jackson,  dwl  704 

Broadway 
Zollver  Mary,  (widow)  dwl  768  Howard 
Zoppott  Andrew,  saiimaker,  dwl  32  Garden 
Zorer  Jlax,  musician,  dwl  631  Sacramento 
Zowalsky  Thomas,   upholsterer  with  Goodwin  & 

Co., 
Zacbieschang  William,  bathman  with  Lampe  Bros., 

dwl  S  8  Mission  bet  Second  and  Third 
Zschiesche  Christian,  shoemaker,  dwl  1422  Dupont 
Zsclnesche  Edward,  (J.  B.  Golly  &  Go. J  dwl  HI 

Post 
Zuckerman  Jacob,  sewing  machine,  dwl  421  Clem 
Zuiod  Alexander,  wheelwiight.  Old  San  Jose  Ro.id 

nr  Thirtieth 
Znndel  Robert,  confectioner,  dwl  502  Union 
Zuiiiga  Andres,  dwl  503  Broadway 
Zupo  P.  &  Co.,  salt  depot,  223  Drumm 
Zupo  Pasqual.  (P.  Zupo  &  Co.)  dwl  cor  Broadway 

and  Dupont 
Zvietich  Ellis,  dwl  NE  cor  Washington  and  Stock 
Zwahlen  Madame,  teacher  French,  dwl  1414  Stock 
Zwick  Charles,  general  agent  B.  Ackerman's  Ex- 
tract Coffee,  11  Page  nr  Franklin 
Zwicky  Gabriel,  accountant  with  Hentsch  &  Ber- 

ton,  dwl  111  Prospect  Place 
Zweig  Herman.  South  Park  Malt  House,  Ns  Bran- 
nan  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Zweiif  Herman  Jr., malster  with  Herman  Zweig,dwl 

N  8  Brannan  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
Zwiker  Frederick,  laborer,  dwl  10  Hardie  Place 
Zze  Peter,  laborer,  dwl  448  Union 


JONES,  J/aLLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  MiUlnery  Goods. 


HEDINOTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Sole  Agents  for  sale  of  Quicksilver. 


692  SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


JAMES  G.  STEELE  &  CO. 

Chemists  and  Apothecaries 

521  Montgjomery  Street, 

Between  Clay  and  Commercial,  SAy  FRANCISCO, 

Importers  of 

FINE  DRUGS,  CHEMICALS,  PATENT  MEDICINES, 

FerfioTnery  and  Articles  for  the  Toilet. 


1|@=  Manufacturers  of  Steele's  Proprietary   Medicines.  °=^h 

Fiesoriptions  Dispensed  from  pure  Medicines  at  all  hours  of  the  day  or  night 


Ice-chilled  Soda  Water,  always  fresh  and  sparkling,  with  Fruit  Syrups.  Kissingen,  Seltzer 
Vichy  and  Carlsbad  Mineral  Waters,  identical  in  composition  with  the  waters  of  the  Springs.  Sold 
by  the  bottle  or  by  the  dozen. 


List  of  Steele's  Proprietary  Preparations : 

Florentine  Tooth  Wash,  Devine's  Pitch  Lozenges, 

Saponaceous  Tooth  Powder,  Verbena  Water, 

Rosemary  and  Castor  Oil,  Bay  Rum, 

Wine  of  Pepsine,  Cologne  Water, 

Glucolein,  Aurantine, 

Oriental  Perfume  for  the  Handkerchief, 

Sparrow's  Perfume  for  the  Handkerchief, 

Glycerine  Lotion,  for  the  Face  and  Hands, 

New  England  Rum,  quart  bottles — a  superior  article, 
Solution  of  Citrate  Magnesia,  Granular  Effervescent  Citrate  Magnesia, 

Electro-Silicon  Polishing  Powder,  Cold  Cream  of  Roses, 

Kissingen  Water,  Vichy  Water, 

Carlsbad  Water,  Seltzer  Water. 

Ji?LMES    a.    STEELE    &    CO. 

Between  Commercial  and  Clay,  521  Montgomery  Street,  S.  F. 


A  sound  basis  for  Underwritiug-^tlie  $500,000  Assets  of  the  f  EOFIjES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Boots  and  Shoes. 


BUILDINGS,  BLOCKS,  ROWS,  WHARVES,  ETC. 


i>xJBiL,io  BXJii:.r)i3sra-s. 

Alms  House,  San  Mi<j:nel  or  JliHsion  Ocean  House 

lload,  45  miles  froiri  City  Hall 
City  Hall,  Kearny  from  Washington  to  Merchant 
County  Hospital,  cor  Stockton  and  Francisco 
County  Hospital,  (Small  pox)  Potrero 
County  Jail,  N  e  Broadway  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Custom  House,  NVV  cor  Washington  and  Battery 
Hall  of  Records,  SE  cor  Keai-ny  and  Washington 
Industrial  School,  Old  San  Jose  Koad,  5  miles  from 

City  Hall 
Post-office,  NW  cor  Washington  and  Battery 
United   States  Appraiser's  Store,    SW  cor 'Battery 

and  Jaciison 
United  States  Branch  Mint,N  s  Commercial  ur  Mont- 
gomery 
United  States  Branch  Mint  (New),  NW  cor  Mission 

and  Fifth 
United   States  Marine  Hospital,   cor  Mission  and 
Fifteenth 


Alhambua  BuiLDiKG,  3:25  Bush 

Alta  California  Building,  529  Californa 

Apel's  Building,  410  Kearny,  bet  California  and  Pine 

Armory  Hall  Building,  NE  cor  Mont  and  Sac 

Athenaeum  Building,  SE  cor  California  and  Mont 

Bancroft's  Building.  721-725  Market 

Bank  California  Building,  NW  corCal  and  Sansom 

Hee  Hive  Building,  NE  cor  Washin^jton  and  Uupout 

Bella  Union  Building,  Kearny  nr  Washington 

Berghauser's    Building,  W  s  Kearny  bet  Jackson 

and  Pacific 
Bernis'  Building,  626  California 
Blumenbergs  Building,  SW  cor  Pine  and  Sansom 
Bofei's  Building,  SW  lor  California  and  Kearny 
Bolton  &  Barron's  Building,  NW  cor  Montgomery 

and  Merchant 
Bradbury  Building,  52  Second 
Brittan's  Building,  SWcor  California  and  Davis 
Brogan's  Building,  E  s  Third    bet    Howard  and 

Clementina 
Callaghau's   Building,  W  8  Dupont  bet  Clay  and 

Washington 
Capital  Building,  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Pine 
Change  House,  (Stevenson's  Building)  SW  cor  Mont- 
gomery iind  California 
Clarks'  Building,  316  Pine 
Cogswell's  Building,  SE  cor  Front  and  CInrk 
College  Building,  N  s  Post  bet  Mont  and  Kearny 
Colton's  Building,  W  s Third  bet  Howard  and  Fol 
Commercial  Building,  NVV  cor  Pine  and  Battery 
Czapkay's  Building,  651  Washington 
Davidson's  Building,   NW   cor   Montgomery    and 

Commercial 
Donohoe,   Kelly  &  Go's  Building,  SE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Sacramento 
Dooly's  Building,  NW  cor  Sansom  and  Sutter 
Duncan's  Building,  41 1  ^  California 
Exchange  Building,  NW  cor  Mont  and  Washington 
Exempt   Fire    Company   Building,   W  s  Breiiham 

Place  opp  Plaza 
Express  Building,  NE  cor  California  and  Mont 


Fireman's  Fund  Insurance  Company's  Building,  S 

W  cor  California  and  Sansom 
Frank's  Buildings,  Ws  Brenham  Place  opp  Plaza 
Friedlander's  Buildinff,  NE  cor  California  and  San 
Forest  Building,  719  Market 
Funkenstein's  Building.  NE  cor  Market  and  San 
Goodwin's  Building,  .322  Pine 
Government  House",  NW  cor  Wash  and  Sansom 
Grissim's  Building,  S  s  Bush  bet  Mont  and  Sansom 
Grogan  <fe  Lent's  Bnilding.NW  cor  San  and  Jackson 
Hammersmith's  Building,  331  Kearny 
Hay  ward's  Building,  415—419  California 
Hibeniia  Savings  and  Loan  Society  Building,   cor 

Montgonieiy  and  Market 
Horber's  Building,  SW  cor  Mont  and  Summer 
Howard's  Building,  521  and  523  Montgomery 
Land's  Building,  SE  cor  Sansom  and  Bush 
Le  Count's  Building,  417  Montgomery 
Lucas,  Turner  &  Co's  Building,  NE  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Jackson 
Lyceum  or  Metropolitan  Building,  NW  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Wash    (now  Exchange  Building) 
Masonic  Building,  (Reese's)  722  Washington 
Masonic  Hall  Building,  420  Montgomery 
Masonic  Temple,  cor  Jlontgomerv  and  Post 
Mavnard's  Building,  N  W  cor  California  and  Battery 
Mc'Creery's  BuildiniJ^s,  cor  Montgomery  and  Pine 
Mead's  Building,  NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Pine 
Mechanics'  Fair  Pavilion,  cor  Stockton  and  Post 
Mechanics'  Institute  Building,  S  s  Post  bet  Mont- 
gomery and  Keiirny 
Mercantile" Library  Building,  N  s  Bush  bet  Mont- 
gomery and  Sansom 
Merchants'  Exchange  Building,  S  a  California  bet 

Montgomery  and  Sansom 
Merchants'  Mutual  Marine  Insurance  Co's  Build- 
ing, 406—410  California 
Metropolitan  (now  Exchange  Building)  or  Lyceum 

Building,  NW  cor  Montgomery  and  Wash 
Morrison's  Building,  315  California 
Morton's  Building,  S  s  Post  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Murphy,  Grant  &  Co's  Building,  NE  cor  Sansom 

and  Bush 
Naglee's  Building,  SW  cor  Mont  and  Merchant 
Nahl's  Building,  N  s  Broadway  bet  Montgomery 

and  Kearny 
Noah's  Building,  .539  California 
Pacific  Bank  Building,  N  W  cor  Sansom  and  Pine 
Pacific  Insurance  Co's  Building,  422  California 
Parrott's  Building,  NW  cor  Sac  and  Montgomery 
Patterson,  Wallace  &  Stow's  Building,  513  Jackson 
Phoenix  Building,  SW  cor  Sansom  and  Jackson 
Piocbe  &  Bayerque's  Building,  SE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Jackson 
Pioneer  Building,  E  s  Mont  bet  Jackson  and  Pacific 
Popper's  Building,  SE  cor  iMission  and  Third 
Reese's  Buildini,',  716-722  Washington 
San  Francisco  Gas  Co's  Building,  First,  Howard, 

and  Natoma 
Sargent's  Building,  131  Montgomery 
San  Francisco  Savings  Union  Building,  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Webb 
Sather's  Building,  NE  cor  Mont  and  Commercial 
Savings  and  Loan  Society  Building,  617-621  Clay 
SpechVs  Building,  635  and  637  Broadway 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  113  Sanaom  Street,  Best  Paper  and  Linen  Collars. 


BEDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.  keep  a  full  and  choice  stock  of  Paints,  Oils,  etc. 


694 


BUILDINGS,     BLOCKS,     ROWS,     WHARVES,     ETC, 


St.  Mark's  Building,  SW  cor  Kearny  and  Morton 
Stevenson's  Building,    (now  Change   House)   SW 

cor  Montgomery  and  California 
Snllivan's  Building.  SW  cor  Dupnnt  and  Pacific 
Tittel's  (William)  Building,  417  Bush 
Tucker's  Bnilding.  NW  cor  Montgoraery  and  Sutter 
Union  IJnilding,  NE  cor  Market  and  Kearny 
Union  Insurance  Go's  Building,  416  and  418  Cali- 
fornia 
United  States  Conrt,   (late    Merchants'   Exchange 
and  Federal  Building)  NE    cor    Battery    and 
Washington 
Verandah  Building,  NE  cor  Wash  and  Kearny 
Voizin,  Ris  &  Go's  Building,  115  Bu.'<h 
Watt  Brothers'  Building.  SW  cor  Clay  and  Kearny 
VVelib's  Building.  E  s  Second  nr  Mission 
Weils'  Building,  SW  cor  Montgomery  and  Clay 
Whiting's  Building,  SE  cor  Snn80ni  and  Pine 
Wright's  Bnilding,  (see  Heutsch's  Building) 
Young  Men's   Christian   Association  Building,   N  b 
Sutter  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 


Apollo  Hall,  N  b  Pacitic  nr  Stockton 

BarrasHall,  118  First 

City  Hall,  Kearny  opp  Porlsmouth  Square 

Congress  Hall,  N  s  Bush  bet  Mont  and  Kearny 

Corinthian  Hall,  31  Post 

Dashaway  Temperance  Hall,  S  s  Post  bet  Kearny 

and  bupont 
Druids'  Hall,  413  Sutter 
Excelsior  Hall,  713  Jliseion 

Eureka  Hall,  S  s  Pine  bet  Montgomery  and  Sansom 
Grand  Army  of  the  Republic  Hall,  CSS  Market 
Hall  of  Records,  SE  cor  Washington  and  Kearny 
Hibernia  Hall,  (late  McCue's)  aifi  Third 
Improved  Order  of  Red   Men's  Hall,  NE  cor  Bush 

and  Keaniy 
Independent  Order  Red  Men's  Hall,  N  b  Bush  bet 

Dnpout  and  Stockton 
Irish  American's  Hall,  NW  cor  Howard  and  How- 
aid  Court 
James'  Hall,  SE  cor  Fifth  and  Shipley 
Knights  of  Pythias  Hall,  N  W  cor  Mont  and  Sutter 
Masonic  Temple,  junction  Mont,  Market  and  Post 
Mechanics'  Hall,  SW  cor  First  and  Stevenson 
Mechanics'  Iimtitule  Hall,  27  Post 
Mercantile  Library  Hall,  N  s  Bush  bet  Montgomery 

and  Sansom 
Merriman's  Hall,  Mission  bet  Second  and  Third 
Mozart  Hall,  N  s  Post  bet  Keamv  and  Dupont 
Odd  Fellows  Hall,  3-23-327  Alonlgomery 
Pacific  Hall,  N  s  Bush  bet  Keaniy  and  Dupont 
Philharmonic  Hall,  NE  cor  Stockton  and  Jackson 
Pixley  Hall,  NE  cor  Pacific  and  Polk 
Plan's  Music  Hall,  2J6  Mont  bet  Bush  and  Pine 
Riggers  and  Stevedores  Hall,  S  8  Pacitic  ur  Mont- 
gomery 
St.  Andrew's  Hall,  7.51  Market 
Temperance  Legion  Hall,N  W  cor  Post  and  Kearny 
Terpsichorean  Hall.  N  s  Pacitic  nr  Stockton 
Tittel's  (William)  Hall,  417  Bush 
Turn  Halle,  N  s  O'Farrell  bet  Mason  and  Taylor 
Turn    Verein    Hall,  N   s  Bush    bet  Stockton  and 

Powell 
Union  Hall,  Ss  Howard  bet  Third  and  Fourth 


AsTOR  Block,  625-633  Sacramento 
Belden's  Block,  SW  cor  Bush  and  Montgomery 
Broadway  Block,  NW  cor  Broadway  and  Kearny 
California  Block,  SE  cor  California  and  Batterv 
Center  Block,  S  8  Sixteenth  bet  Folsom  and  Shot- 
well 


Court  Block,  G34-G38  Clay,  and  641  Merchant 
Custom  House  Block,  SE  cor  Sanson)  and  Sac 
Dixon's  Block,  SW  cor  Natonia  and  Jane 
Dooly  Block,  NW  cor  Sansom  and  Sutter 
Empire  Block,  S  s  California  bet  Sansom  and  Battery 
Front  Street  Block,  Es  Front  from  Clay  to  Wash- 
ington 
Harpeiitling  Block,  S  s  Market  bet  First  and  Second 
Hoivard's  Block,  Sansom.  Commercial  and  Clav 
Howard's  Block,  627  Third 
Jobson'e  Block,  SE  cor  Sacramento  and  Dupont 
Lick  House  Block,  W  s  Montgomery  from  Post  to 

Sutter 
Martin's  Block,  S  s  iNIarket  bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
McFadden's  Block,  SW  cor  New  Montgomery  and 

Market 
Metropf)litan  Block,  NW  cor  Washington  and  Mont- 
gomery 
Montgomery  Block,  E  8  Montgomery  from  Merchant 

to  Washington 
Moore  &  Folger's  Block,  Davis  bet  Cal  and  Pine 
O'Donnell's  Block,  NE  cor  Vallejo  and  Dupont 
Oriental  Block.  SW  cor  Bush  and  Battery 
Park's  Block,  N  s  Front  bet  Pacific  and  Jackson 
Park's  Block,  SE  cor  Valencia  and  Sixteenth 
Reese's  Block,  W  s  Battery  bet  Pine  and  California 
Russ  House  Block,  W  b  Mont  from  Bush  to  Pine 
Sliiels'  Block,  cor  Montgomery  and  Post 
Union  Block,  NE  cor  Market  and  Kearny 
Virginia  Block,  NW  cor  Stockton  and  Pacific 
Yankee  Block,  SW  cor  Front  and  Pine 


Howard's  Row,  NW  cor  Mipsion  and  Third 
Maynard's  Row,  SE  cor  Pine  and  Battery 
Oileans  Row,  N  W  cor  California  and  Davis 
South  Park  Row,  Third  bet  Bryant  and  Brannan 
Titiel's  Row,  W  s  Clara  Lane  nr  Sutter 
Trainer's  Row,  SE  cor  Kearnv  and  Suiter 


Alameda  Ferry  Wharf,  Davis  bet  Pacific  and 

Broadway 
Beale  Street  Wharf,  foot  of  Beale 
Black  Diamond  and  Bellingham  Bay  Wharf,  (late 

Riucon)  foot  of  Sieuart 
Broadway  Wiiarf,  foot  of  Broadway 
California  Street  Wharf,  see  Market  Street  Wharf 
Central  Pacific  R.  R.  ^VIlarf.  foot  of  Second 
Clay  Street  Wharf,  foot  of  Clay 
Commercial  Street  Wharf,  foot  of  Commercial 
Cowell's  Wharf,  extends  fiom  Battery  bet  Union 

and  Filbert 
Dewey's  Whaif,  foot  of  Third 
Dry  Dock  Company's  Wharf,  Hunter's  Point 
East  Street  Wharf,  from  Pacific  to  Folsom 
Fillmore  Street  Wharf,  foot  of  Fillmore 
Folsom  Street  Wharf,  fof]tof  Folsom 
Front  Street  Wharf  cor  Front  and  Vallejo 
Greenwich  Dock  Wharf,  continuation  ot  Battery 
Grilfing's  Wharf,  continuation  of  Battery  bet  Filbeit 

and  Greenwich 
Ham  &  Hathaway's  Wharf,  cor  Spear  and  Bryant 
Harrison  Street  \Vhaif,  foot  of  Hairitou 
Hobb's  Wharf,  E  s  Long  Biidge,  foot  of  Fourth 
Howard   Street  Wharf,' extends  from  Howard  cor 

Steuai  t 
India  Dock  Whnrf,  foot  of  Battery 
Jackson  Street  Wharf,  foot  of  Jackson 
Larue's  Wharf,  E  s  East  ur  Market 
Lombard   Dock   Wharf,   continuation  of  Lombard 

Street  from  Sansom  to  Battery 
Main  Street  Wharf,  foot  of  Main 
Market  and  California  Street  Wharf,  foot  of  Market 


TaQ  Stockholders  of  the  "PEOPLES"  are  the  leading  Bankers  and  Merchants  on  this  Coast. 


C.  P  VAN  SCKAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Importers  and  Jobbers. 


KEY    TO    PUBLIC    OFFICES 


695 


Meigijs'  Wliarf,  from  Francisco  bet  Powell  and  Ma- 
eon,  North  Bench 
Merchants'   Dry  Dock   CompaDy's  Wharf,  corner 

Kearny  and  Bay 
Mission  Street  Whuirf,  extends  from  Mission  corner 

Stenart 
Montgomery  and  Francisco  Street  Wharf,  foot  of 

Francisco 
North   Pacific  Transportation   Company's  Wharf, 

foot,  of  Kolsoiii 
North    Point  Doci{   Wharf,  continuation  of  Sansoui 

from  Loinliard  to  Chestnut. 
Oakhiud  Ferry  Wiiarf,  cor  Davis  and  Pacific 
Oakland   Ferry  Wharf,  Creek  route,  foot  of  Second 
Oriental  Wharf,  foot  of  First 
Pacific  Mnil  Steauiship  Company's  Wharf,  Brannan 

and  First 
Pacific  Rolling  Mill  Go's  Wharf,  Potrero  Point 
Pacific  Whiirf,  foot  of  Pacific 
Rincon  Dock  Wharf,  foot  of  Steuart 
Rincoii  Point  Dock  Wharf,   opposite  Rincon  Point 
Shaw's  Wharf,  see  Cowell's  Wharf 
Third  Street  Wharf,  foot  of  Third 
Vallcjo  Street  Wharf,  foot  of  Vallfjo 
Washington  Street  Wharf,  foot  of  Washington 


PLACES   OF  AMUSEMENT. 

Alhambra  Theater,  325  Bush 

Bella  Union  Melodeon,  W  s  Kearny  nr  Wash- 
ington 

California  Theater,  N  s  Bush  bet  Kearny  and 
Dupout 

Chinese  Theaters,  E  s  Dupont  bet  Clay  and  Wash- 
ington, and  S  8  Commercial  bet  Dupont  and 
Kearny 

City  Gardens,  S  s  Folsom  bet  Twelfth  and  Thir- 
teenth 

Hayes's  Park  Pavilion,  cor  Laguna  and  Hayes 

Maguire's  Opera  House,  N  s  Washington  nr  Mont- 
gomery 

Metropcditan  Theater,  W  s  Montgomery  bet  Wash- 
ington and  Jackson 

Pacific  Melodeon,  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Pacific 

Pacific  Museum  of  Anatomy,  ;3:iU  Montgomery 

San  Francisco  Recreation  Grounds,  cor  Folsom  and 
Twenty-fifth 

Woodward's  Garden,  N  s  Howard  bet  Thirteenth 
and  Fourteenth 


I>IlOI^I3SrEIsrT    I'L-A.CES. 

At-catraces  Island,  Ij  miles  from  Telegraph  Hill 

Angel  Island,  5  miles  from  City  Hall 

Bay   District  Agricultural  Park,  Point  Lobos  Road 

nr  Homestead 
Bay  View  Park,  Race  Course,  nr  Hunter's  Point 
Black  Point,  W  Leavenworth  and  N  Francisco 
Clark's  Point,  foot  of  Broadway 
Clitf  House,  6^  miles  W  Plaza 
Dry  Dock,  Hunter's  Point 
Fairmount,  W  s  Mission  nr  Thirty-second 
Farralones  Islands,  29  miles  from  City  Hall 
Fort  Point,  1  mile  NW  from  Presidio' 
Garratt's  Point,  j  mile  SW  of  H miter's  Point 
Golden  Gate,  6  miles  W  City  Hall 
Hayes'  Valley,  NW  Mission  and  W  Larkin 
Hunter's  Poiiit,  4>i  miles  SE  from  City  Hall 
Kensington,  Howard  nr  Twenty-first 
Lagoou,  bet  Lombard  and  Francisco  W  Gough 
Laguna  de  la  Merced,  2  miles  SW  Ocean  House 
Lake  Honda,  4  Miles  SW  City  Hall 
Lone  Mountain,  head  Bush,  3  miles  from  Plaza 
Mission  Bay  Bridge,  foot  Fourth 
Mission  Creek,  from  Mission  Dolores  SE  to  San 

Francisco  Bay 
Mission  Dolores,  2J  miles  SW  City  Hall 
Mountain   Lake,  4   miles  W   City  Hall  bet  Point 

Lobos  and  Presidio  Roads 
North  Beach,  foot  Powell  N  to  Black  Point 
North  Point,  foot  Francisco 
Ocean  House,  Ocean  Road, 6  miles  from  Plaza 
Ocean  Side  House,  7  miles  SW  City  Hall 
Ocean  House  Race  Course,  Ocean  Road 
Pacific  Hights,  Califoriiia  to  Broadway  bet  Van 

Ness  Avenue  and  Fillmore 
Point  Lobos,  6  miles  from  City  Hall 
Point  San  Quentin,  Potrero  Nuevo 
Potrero  Nuevo,  2  miles  S  Plaza 
Presidio,  3  miles  W  Plaza 
Rincon  Point,  foot  Harrison 
Russian  Hill,  head  Vallejo  bet  Taylor  and  Jones 
San  Jose  Point,  junction  Van  Ness  Av  and  Bay 

Shore 
Seal  Rock.  6  miles  W  City  Hall 
Spring  Valley,  nr  and  S  Lagoon 
Steamboat  Point,  foot  of  Second 
Snnnyside,  Ocean  House  road, 4  miles  from  City  Hall 
Telegraph  Hill,  Mont  from  Broadway  N  to  the  Bay 
Visitacion  Valley,  nr  the  Bay  and  San  Mateo  County 

Line 
Yerba  Buena  Island,  Ij  miles  from  City  Hall 


KEY  TO  PUBLIC   OFFICES. 


SX-A-TE. 

AnJUTANT-GE.N'EUAr,  California,  321  California 
Assaver  State,  421  Montgomery 
Board  of  Regents,  State  University,  320  California 
Fish  Commissioners,  401  California 
Fund  Commissioners  1855,  office  305  Sansom 
Geological  Survey,  01  Montgomery  Block 
Harbor  Commissioners,  414  Montgomery 
Immigration  Superintendent,  321  California 
Inspector  Gas  Meters,  104  First 
Inspector  Stamps   (no  office) 

Insurance  Commissioner,  SW  cor  Cal  and  Sansom 
Pilot  Commissioners,  office  24  New  Merchant's  Ex- 
change 
Pilots,  offices  U.  S.  Conrt  Building 
Port  Wardens,  525  Front 
Regents  St;(te  University,  320  California 


Superintendent  Public  Instruction  State,  240  Mont 
Tide  Laud  Commissioners.  SW  cor  Clay  and  Kearny 
Vaccine  Agent,  office  235  Kearuy 


CO"Cr3>TT-5r    A-ISTID    OIT'ST. 

Assessor  Counts,  City  Hall,  22  first  floor 
Attorney  and  Counselldr,  City  Hall,  13  third  floor 
Attorney  District.  City  Hall,  20  second   floor 
Attorney  Police,  City  Hall,  17  first  floor 
Auditor  County,  City  Hall,  3  first  floor 
Board  Education,  Cify  Hall,  22  second  floor 
Board  Equalization,  City  Hall,  3  second  floor 
Board  Health,  Mayor's  oflice.  City  Hall 
Board  Sui)ervisors  President  of,  and    Mayor  City 

and  Countv,  Citv  Hall.  2  first  floor 
Board  Supervisors  Clerk  of,  City  Hall  4  second  floor 


^ 


JONES,  PULiIjMAH'  &  CO.,  110  Sansom  Street,  White  Goods. 


TEKBA  SANTA  is  the  safest  and  best  Blood  Purifier  ever  before  the  Public. 


696 


KEY    TO    PUBLIC    OFFICES. 


Citv  Hall  (New)  Comniissionera,  432  Montgomery 

Clerk  County,  City  Hall,  18  first  floor 

Coroner  County,  729  Market 

Court  Justices, '804  Montgomery 

Fire  Alarm  and  Police  Telegraph,  Brenliam  Place 

Fire  Department  Commissioners,  ollice  23  Kearny 

Fire  Dejiartmeut  Corporation  Yard,  N  s  Sacramento 

nr  Druram 
Fire  Department  Engineer,  office  23  Kearny 
Fire  Marsluil,  City  Hall.  14  third  floor 
Fire  Wardens,  otlice  23  Kearny 
Fourteenth  Street  Commissioners,  636  Clay 
Funded  Debt  Commissioners  1855,  County  Treasur- 
er's office.  City  Hall 
Grand  Jury  Rooms,  City  Hall,  21  third  floor 
Harlfor  Master,  NE  cor  East  and  Clay 
Harbor  Police,  E  s  Davis  nr  Pacific 
Health  Officer,  521  Jackson 
Hospital,  SVV  cor  Stockton  and  Francisco 
Industrial  School  Secretary,   City  Hall,  11   second 

floor 
Jail,  N  s  Broadway  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Judge  County,  City  Hall, 8  second  floor 
Judge  Fifteenth  District  Court,  37  Exchange  Build- 
ing 
Judge  Fourth  District  Court,  City  Hall,  9  second 

floor 
Judge  Municipal  Court,  729  Montgomery 
Judge  Police,  City  Hall,  13  first  floor 
Judge  Probate  Court,  City  Hall,  18  second  floor 
Judge  Twelfth  District  Court,  City  Hall,   1  and  2 

second  floor 
Lagnua  Survey  Commissioners,  603  Washington 
License  Collector  County,  City  Hall,  7  first  floor 
Marine  Board,  607  Front 
Market  Inspector,  521  Jackson 
Market  Street  Commissioners,  410  California 
Montgomery    Avenue   Commissioners,  1,  2  and  3 

Montgomery  Block 
Montgomery     Street    South,    Commissioners,    415 

Montgomery 
Park  Commissioners,  320  California 
Physician  City  and  County,  office  County  Hospital 
Police  Chief,  City  Hall,  9  and  11  firsc  floor 
Police  Commissioners,  City  Hall,  11  first  floor 
Pound  Keeper,  cor  Union  and  Van  Ness  Avenue 
Public  AdminiRtrator,430  California 
Quarantine  Oflicer,  521  Jackson 
Recorder  County,  SE  cor  Washington  and  Kearny 
Sailor  BoardingHouse  Commissioners,  607   Front 
Sheriff  County,  City  Hall,  8  ttrst  floor 
Streets  and  Highways  Superintendent,   2  basement 

City  Hall,  cor  Merchant  and  Dunbar  Court 
Station  House,  City  Hall,  basement 
Street  Assessment  Commissioners,  606  Montgomery 
Superintendent   Common    Schools,  City    Hall,    22 

second  floor 
Survey  Outside  Lands,  City  Hall,  16  second  floor 
Surveyor  County,  City  Hall,  16  second  floor 
Tax  Collector  County,  City  Hall  cor  Merchant,    1 

first  floor 
Treasurer  County,  City  Hall,  3  first  floor 


rEIDEPtA-L. 

Agekt  Speciat.,  Treasury  Department  Custom 
House,  third  floor 

Armv  Commissary  Subsistence  Division  Pacific,  703 
Market;  warehouse,  308  Pine;  Department  Cali- 
fornia, 703  Market 

Army  Depots,  Clothing,  Division  Pacific,  Quarter- 
master's Department  California,  NW  cor  Bush 
and  Market 

Army  Headquarters.  Division  Pacific,  703  Market ; 
Depariinent  Ciilifornia,  703  Market 

Army  Medical  Director,  Department  California,  703 
Market  ;  Purveyor,  747  Market 


Army  Mustering  and  Disbursinsr  Oflicer,  224  Kearny 

Army  Paymaster,  (chief)  703  Market 

Army  Quartermaster's.  Division  Pacific.  703  Mar- 
ket ;  Department  California,  703  Mnrket 

Army  Recruiting,  Division  Pacific,  313  Kearny 

Bankruptcy,  Register  First  Distiict  Californi;),  636 
Clay  ;■  Second  District,  23  U.  S.  Court  Build- 
ing ;  Third  District,  636  Clav 

Branch  Mint,  Superintendent.  6l5  Commercial  ;  aa- 
sayer,  coiner  and  melter.  and  refiner,  610  Com- 
mercial ;  treasurer,  428  Montgomery 

Coast  Survey,  Western  Division,  NW  cor  Kearny 
and  Commercial 

Courts,  United  States  Court  Building,  NE  cor  Wash- 
ington and  BatteiT'  ;  Circuit  rooms  2  and  3  ; 
Clerk,  1  ;  District.  9  ;  Clerk,  1  ;  District  Attor- 
ney, 6  ;  Marshal.  5 ;  Commissioners,  1 

Customs  Port  San  Francisco,  Collector,  Navnl  Of- 
ficer, and  Surveyor,  NW  cor  Washington  and 
Battery ;  Inspector  Drntrs,  SW  cor  Jackson 
and  Battery  ;  Barge  Officer,  SE  cor  Vallejo 
and  Davis  ;  Drayman,  SW  cor  Jackson  and 
Battery 

Engineers  Division  Pacific,  703  Market  ;  Fortifica- 
tions Harbor  S.  F.,  533  Kearny  ;  River  and 
Harbor  Improvements,  509  Kearny 

Indian  Affairs  Superintendent  Calif  )rnia,224  Kearny 

Inspectors,  Boilers,  NE  cor  Battery  and  Wasbintf- 
ton  ;  Hulls,  300  California;  SLeamboats,  17  U. 
S.  Court  Building 

Internal  Revenue  Assessor,  419  California  ;  Col- 
lector, U.  S.  Court  Building  ;  Gangers,  419 
California  ;  Supervisor,  419  California 

Land  OHice,  Register  and  Receiver,  506  Jackson 

Light  House,  Twelfth  District,  204  Montgomery 

Marine  Hospital,  cor  Mission  and  Fifteenth 

Mining  Statistics  Commissioner,  Custom  House,  3d 
floor. 

Navy  Paymaster,  434  California  ;  Rendezvous,  3 
Government  House 

Pension  Agent,  Army  and  Navy,  423  Washington 

Post-oftice.  Postmaster,  NW  cor  Washington  and 
Battery  ;  Postal  Ajrent  7  Montgomery  Block 

Surveyor  General  California,  306  Pine 

Treasurer  Assistant,  428  Montgomeiy 


CITY    ORDINANCE,   NO.   285. 

HACKS  AND  CABS— UATE8  OF  FARE. 

A  Hack  for  1  person  not  exceeding  1  mile $1  50 

A  Hack  for  2  or  more  persons,  not  exceeding  1 

mile 2  50 

Each  additional  mile  for  each  passenger.      50 

A  Cab  for  1  person,  not  exceeding  1  mile 1  00 

A  Cab  for  2  or  more  persons,  not  exceeding  1 

mile 1  50 

Each  passenger  for  eacli  additional  mile      25 
A  Cab  for  2  persons,  when  engaged  by  the  hour, 
to  be  computed  for  the  time  occupied  in  go- 
ing and  returning,  including  detention  for 

the  first  hour 1  50 

Each  subsequent  hour  so  used I  00 

A  Hack  for  4  or  less  persons,  when  engaged  by 
the  hour,  to  be  computed  for  the  time  oc- 
cupied in  going  and  returning,  including 

detention  for  the  first  hour 3  00 

Each  subsequent  hour  go  used 2  00 

No  extra  charge  to  any  passenger  shall  he  made 
for  the  ordinary  amount  of  bagijage. 

Sec.  5  of  Order  43. — '•  From  the  landing  of  any 
Steamboat  to  any  point  east  of  the  west  line  of  Ma- 
son street,  and  north  of  the  south  line  of  Brannan 
street,  east  of  Third  street,  shall  in  all  cases  be 
estimated  not  to  exceed  one  mile." 

Penalty  not  less  than  $5  or  more  than  $10,  each 
offense. 


Detached  Dwellings  insured  for  a  term  of  years  by  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  P   VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Hats  and  Caps. 


PUBLIC  STREETS,  AVENUES,  SQUARES,  TLACES,  ETC. 


OF  THE  CONSOLIDATED 


CITY   OF   SAN   FRAlSrCISCO/ 


IN     ACCORDANCE    WITH    THE     OFFICIAL    INDEX    MAP,    18G8. 


Explanatory.— The  Ordinance  for  rp-nnmberinfr  the  buildinsrs  of  this  city  provides  thnt  "Mnrltpt  Street  shall  be  the 
start  ins  point  tVir  the  nunilicrson  all  buildings  fronting  on  ihestreetsrunninjrIherclVom  in  a  northerlv  direction,  and  also 
fortlio.se  ruiiniiigilicrel'roin  in  a  southwesterly  direction.  'J'lie  streets  laid  down  in  tlieotticial  map  of  the  city  as  lorniing 
the  Wiiterfroiit  tlierool'shall  he  the  starling  pnint  forniinibers  on  all  streets  running  westerly  and  southwesterly  thcretVoni 
except  upon  such  streets  rnnning  westerly  connnencing  I'rom  Market  Street,  and  upon  all  such  ttroets.  Market  .-street 
shall  bo  the  st.iriing  point  for  numbers.  On  all  streets  the  numbers  on  the  northerly  or  northeasterly  sides  thereof  shall 
be  even  numluT-.  r\nd  on  the  southerly  or  southwesterly  sides  tbereof  shall  be  odd  numbers.  One  biindred  numbers,  or 
as  many  thiroof  as  may  be  necessary,  shall  be  allotted  to  each  block  bounded  by  principal  streets;  numbers  llO.  ytlO. 
anil  311(1  being  respectively  the  numbers  fur  commencMig  tlie  blocks  distant  one,  two,  and  three  streets  from  the  starling 
point  on  thi!  side  designated  for  even  numbers,  and  numbers  lUl,  201,  and  301,  in  similar  niannerfor  the  opposite  side  of 
the  street,  llirouiibout  Its  extent;  so  that  the  initial  figure  of  the  number  placed  on  a  building  at  any  street-crossing 
shall  indicate  tlie  number  of  main  streets,  such  street-crossing  is  from  the  starting  point.  >;ot  less  than  twenty  feet  in 
frontage  of  all  vacant  lois  of  grnuml  shall  be  allowed  for  each  number.  On  all  cross  or  intermediate  streets  the  number- 
ing shrill  commeiue  where  said  streets  begin,  and  shall  conform  to  the  plan  specifled  in  this  Order." 

By  tills  new  decimal  system  of  numbering  buildings,  the  exact  location  of  any  number  is  readily  ascertained:  for 
example,  it  you  want,  to  find  6.'4  Montgomery,  it  is  on  the  east  side  of  the  block  extending  Irom  Clav  to  Washington, 
which  IS  the  sevciiih  from  Market  -Commercial  and  Merchant  being  private  streets.  Again  :  825  Clav  is  above  the  eiglifli 
block  from  the  water  (ront,  which  is  the  one  extending  irom  Dupont  to  Stockton.  It  must  be  boriic  in  mind  that,  ouo 
hundred  numbers  are  alb'wed  on  each  block  between  principal  streets. 

Several  of  the  principal  streets  have  been  erroneously  numbered.  Bryant,  Greenwich,  Lombard  and  Vallejo  eacli 
vary  one  hundred  from  the  oftieial  map,  which  lias  been  strictly  adhered  to  in  the  compilation  of  the  present  Street 
Directory.  '1  he  following  streets  are  but  partially  opened,  and  e.ach  differ  materially  from  the  plan  originally  laid  out, 
viz:     Clementina,  Jessie,  Alinna,  Na'oma,  Kitch,  .Shipley,  and  Tehama. 

The  principal  streets  southeast  of  Market,  and  running  parallel  to  Fifth,  have  been,  by  an  Ordinance  of  the  city, 
changed,  and  tliey  are  to  be  designated  hi-realter  numerically,  as  follows;  Simmons  to  be  Sixth,  Harris  as  Seventh, 
Price  as  Elglitli.  Jolinslon  as  Ninth,  and  so  on,  as  far  as  such  parallel  streets  continue. 

Ketorcnce  is  trequenlly  made  in  the  Register  of  Names  to  the  following,  and  which  are  located, as  follows  :  Hoadlev's 
Addition,  situated  west  of  Grant  or  Pierce  between  Geary  and  Washington ;  Horner's  A<ldition.  south  and  near  ihe 
Mission  Dolores:  Western  Addition,  west  of  Larkin;  San  Miguel  Ranch,  soutliwest  and  near  ihe  Jlission  Dolores; 
Beinal  Higbis,  (B.  H.)  near  the  San  Bruno  Road  and  south  of  the  Potrcro  Nuevo  ;  and  rniversity  Mound  Tract  (U.  M.  T.) 
West  of  San  Bruno  Road,  five  miles  from  the  City  Hall.    See,  also.  Prominent  Places,  page  ()95. 


tinned  liy  the  Board  ot  Supervisors,  the  original  names  have  been  retained  in  Itie  canvass  for  tlie  work. -[Commlkr.] 
(a)  End  or  beginningof  a  street,  (b)  Not  opened,  (c)  Fractional  Blocks,  one  hundred  numbers  allowed  for  tt rat 
two  tilock.s.  (rf)  Fronting  the  bay.  (e)  Street  ends.  ( )  Street  does  not  cross.  B.  H.,  Bcrnal  Hights.  U.M.T.,  Uni- 
versity Mound  'I  ract.  s.  S.  F.,  Soutti  San  Francisco.  A  blank  is  used  where  the  number  at  the  crossing  of  a  street 
could  not  be  ascertained. 


Ada,  openi  S  s  (311)  Lom- 
bard bet  Stockton  and  Du- 
pont 

Ada  Court,  N  s  O'Farrell 
bet  Leayeiiworth  and  Hyde 

Adam,  N  and  SsK.ve,bet 
San  Bruno  Road  and  Cal- 
ifornia  Avenue,    B.    H. 

Adelaide    l»lace,  W   s 

(.M?!  Taylor  bet  Post  and 
Geary 

Adele,  bet  Chaco  and 
Stringhain  from  Islais 
Creek  s  to  Heckcr 

Adele    riace,    N   s  (824) 

Jackson  bet  .Stockton  and 
Powell 

Adona  Place,  N  s  (llflfi) 
Washington  bet  Jlason 
and  Taylor 

Asrnes  X.ane,  N  s  (530) 
Vallijo  bet  Dupont  and 
Stockton 

Alabama,  from  tlission 
Creek  lielweeii  Columbia 
and  Harrison  S  to  Serpen- 
tine Avenue 


Alameda,  from  the  hay 
bet  Channel  and  El  Dora- 
do \V  to  tiarrison 

Alamo       Square,      bet 

Hayes,  Steincr,  Fulton  and 
Scott 

Alcatraz    Square,    bet 

Jcflerson.  Franklin,  North 
Point  and  Cough 

Allen,  W  s  Hyde  bet  Un- 
ion and  Filbert 

Allen,  from  Cortland  Av- 
enue S  to  Crescent  Avenue 
S  s  Bcrnal  Hights 

Alleys  <'ourt,  N  s  Green- 
wich bet  Sanson!  and 
Montgomery 

Almera,  N  s  Clav  bet 
Leavenworth  and  Hyde 

Alta,  (now  Twenty-flrsti 
from  the  hav  bet  Sierra 
and  Napa  \V  to  Douglass 

Alta  I'lace,  W  s  Sansom 
bet  Union  and  Filbert 

Alta  Plaza,  bet  Clav, 
Sielner,  Jackson  and  Scott 


Amazon,  E  s  County  Read 
5M  miles  from  City  Hall 

Amherst,  S  g  Silver  Av- 
enue bet  Princeton  and 
Yale,  U.  M.  T. 

Anderson,  from  Califor- 
ida  Avenue  S  to  Cortland 
Avenue,  Bcrnal  Hights 

Andrevr,  N  s  Folsom  bet 

Filth  and  Sixth 
A  nkeny  Place,  E  s  (518) 

Powell  bet  Bush  and  Sut- 
ter 
Anna  Liane,  N  s  (14)  Ed- 
dy bet  Powell  and  Mason 
N  to  Ellis 

Annie,  S  s (66")  Market  bet 
Second  and  'I  bird  SE  to 
Mission 

Anthony,  N  s  IMission  bet 
First  and  Second 

Antonio,  W  s  Jones  bet 
O'Farrell  and  Ellis 

Arkansas,  from  the  bav 
bet  Connecticut  and  Wis- 
consin S  to  Tulare 


Arlington,  from  San  .lose 
Jtoad  nr  Ch.arles  SW  to 
Mateo 

Army,  W  s  Old  San  Jose 
Road  bet  Twenty-sixlli 
and  Twenty-seventh 

Ash  Avenue,  W  s  Van 

Ness  Avenue  betJIcAllis- 
tcr  and  Fulton 

Ashburton    Place,  (or 

Lincoln  Ayonue)  Es(20S) 
Dupont  bet  Sutter  and  Post 

Ashbury,  N  s  Waller  hct 
Masonic  Avenue  and  Clay- 
ton K  to  Fuller 

Ashland  Place,  N  s  Mis- 
sion bel  Potter  and  Elev- 
enth 

Auburn,  N  s  (1014)  Jack- 
sou  bet  'I'aylor  and  Mason 
N  to  Pacific 

August  Alley,  N  s  (719) 
Green  bet  Powell  and  Ma- 
son N  to  Union 

Austin,  W  s  Larkin  bet 
iiush  and  Pine 


*  The  streets  of  the  district  known  as  South  San  Francisco,  extending  from  the  Bav  of  San  Francisco  west  to  the  San 

""""■"■'   ■"■•'*■- •'■••"■•-'^ •  -  ■• '        -  •eluded.     They  are  laid  (Mit  as  follows,  viz; 

one  to  thirty-eight,  and  those  southwesterly 


1  in-  7.11U1.10  111  nil-  iiiMiiiti  KMown  us  nouin  san  rianciscn,  extenaing  from 
Bruno  Ri.ad,  and  from  Tulare  Street  south  to  the  county  line,  arc  not  included.     Thev  are  laid  cnit  as  follows,  viz ; 
those  running  in  a  nortbwisterly  direction  are  known  as  avenues,  from  one         -  •       •  •   • 


are  distinguished  as  streets  from  A  to  S,  respectively. 


J0IJ':ES.  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Buttons  in  treat  variety. 


3!irE"WEIiL'3  PDTiTVIOICARir  BTEtJP,  tho  best  famUy  Cough  Medicina 


698 


SAN  FRANCISCO  STREET  DIRECTORY, 


North.    Street.    South  Side 

2    r.nrkin  1 

100    I'olk  101 

200    Van  Ness  Avenue     20 1 

Azteo,  NK  s  Coso  Avenue 
liet  Chciubusco  and  Buuna 
Vista,  B.  11 

Bache,  Rs  Crescent  Aven- 
ue bot  I'orfer  and  Laurel 
Avenue  S  sliernal  lliyhts 

Bacon,  W  s  San  Uruno 
lload  liet  Hurrow  and  Way- 
land.  U.  JI.  T 

Bneley  Place,  N  s  (14) 
0"Kan-oU  bet  Dupont  aiid 
Stockton 

Baker,  N  s  Ridley  bet 
Brudcricliand  Lyon  N  to 
the  Bay 

Baker  Avenue,  E  s 
BaiJroatl  Avenue  E  to  Is- 
lais  Creek 

Balance,  N  3  (412)  Jack- 
son bet  Montgomery  and 
Sansom 

Balcltvin  <^ourt,  N  s 
(408)  Kolsom  bet  First  and 
Fremont 

Banks,  from  California 
Avenue  S  to  Cortland  Av- 
enue, B.  U 

Bannam  Place,  K  s 
(510)  Green  bet  Dupont 
and  Stockton  N  to  Union 

Barry  Place, W  s  Eighth 
bet  Howard  and  Clemen- 
tina 

Bartlett,  S  s  Twentieth 
bet  Valencia  and   Mission 
S  to  Serpentine  Avenue 
West.      Street.      East  Side 


2    Twentieth 

1 

100    Twenty-first 

101 

200    Twcntv-secimd 

201 

300    Twenty- third 

301 

400    Tweniy-fourth 

401 

500    Twenty-fifth 

501 

600    Twent3-sixth 

601 

Bartlett,    S    s    Thirtieth 

bet  Warren  and  Merc 

ed  S 

to  Laidley 

Bartlett  Alley,  N  s 

(642) 

Jackson  bet  Kearny 

and 

Dupont 

Bartol,  N  s  (340)  Broad- 

way bet  Montgomery 

and 

Sansom  N  to  Vallcjo 

Battery,  N  s  Market  bet 

Sansom  and    Front  N  to 

the  bay 

East.       Street.       West  Side. 

2    Market  and  Bush 

1 

100    Tine 

101 

200    California 

201 

212    Itichniond 



—    llalleck 

213 

300    Sacramento 

301 

314    Commercial 

315 

400    (lay 

401 

418    Merchant 

417 

500    Washingtoa 

501 

51J    Oregon 



600    .lackson 

601 

700    Pacific 

701 

710    Chamber 



800    Broadway 

801 

Flnit  Alley 

819 

900    Vallejo 

901 

1000    Green 

1001 

Commerce 



lion    tinion 

1101 

12(i0    Filbert 

1201 

130(1    Greenwich 

1301 

1400    Lombard 

1401 

Bay,  W  s  Kearny  bet  Fran- 

cisco and  iiorth  I'oint  W 

to  Baker 

North.    Street.    South  Side. 

2    Kearny 

1 

100    Dupont 

101 

Jlidway  East 

200    Stockton 

201 

Midway  West 

300    Powell 

301 

400 
500 
600 
700 
800 
9'i0 
1000 
1100 
1200 
1300 
1400 
1500 
liiOO 
1700 
1800 
1900 
2000 
2100 
2200 
2300 
2400 


Mason 

Taylor 

Jones 

Leavenworth 

Hyde 

Larkin 

Polk 


401 
501 
601 
701 
KOI 
901 
1001 


Van  Ness  Avenue  1101 


Friinklin 

Gough 

Oclavia 

Laguna 

Lincoln 

Wet)ster 

Fillmore 

Sleincr 

Grant 

Scott 

Devisadero 

Brodcrick 

Baker 


1201 
1:01 
1401 
15111 

leni 

1701 
1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 
2201 
2301 
2401 


Bay  Avenne,  S  s  Bry- 
ant bet  First  and  Second 

Bay  View  Place,  N  s 

Union    bet    Leavenworth 
and  Jones 
Beach,  W  8   Powell   bet 
North  Point  and  Jettcrson 
W  to  Baker 
North.    Street.    South  Side. 

2    Powell  1 

100    Mason  101 

200    Taylor  201 

300    Jones  301 

4110    Leavenworth  401 

500    Hyde  501 

600    Larkin  601 

700    Polk  701 

800    Van  Ness  Avenue    801 
9i'0    Franklin  901 

1000    Gough  1001 

1100    Octavia  1101 

1200    Laguna  I2iil 

1300    Lincoln  1301 

1400    Webster  1401 

1500    Fillmoro  ISiU 

16(10    Steiiier  1601 

1700    Grant  1701 

1800    Scott  1801 

1900    Devisadero  1001 

2000    Bniderick  2001 

2100    Baker  2101 

Beacon,  from  Castro  SE 

to    Bemis,   thence    W    to 

Castro 
Beale.S  s  Market  bet  JIain 

and  Fremont  SE  to  Bran- 
nan 
Southwest.     St.     Northeast. 

2    Market  1 

Vischer  Place 

100    Mission  101 

Bertlia  

200    Howard  201 

300    Folsom  301 

400    Harrison  401 

500    Bryant  501 

600    Brannan  601 

Beale  Place,  E  s  Beale 

bet  Folsom  and  Harri80)i  E 

to  Main 
Beaver,  N  s  Market  bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Bedford     Place,    N    s 

(806)  Jackson  bet  Powell 

and  Stockton 
Belden.  N  s  (342)    Bush 

bet  Kearny  and  Montgom- 
ery N  to  Pine 
Bellair  Place,  N  s  (224) 

Chestnut  bet  Dupont  and 

Stockton  N  to  Francisco 
Bcllevue   Avenue,  S  e 

Greenwich    bet   Stockton 

and  Dupont  S  to  Filbert 
Bemls,  from  Beacon  SE  to 

Fairniount,  thence  SW  to 

Castro 
Benton    Avenue,  W  g 

Laurel  Av  nr  Crescent  Av, 

B.  H 
Berlin,  S  s  Silver  Av  bet 

Girard  and  Goettingen 
Bernadotte,  from  Islais 

Creek  E  to  Sixtli  Avenue 


Bernni,  E  of  San  Bruno 
lload  from  Vermont  to  Ma- 
rengo 

Bernal,  S  s  Serpentine 
Avenue  S  to  Precita  Ave- 
nue 

Bernard,  W  s  (1535)  Tay- 
lor bet  Broadway  and  Pa- 
cific W  to  Leavenworth 

Berry,  E  s  (312)  Dupont 
bet  Bush  and  Sutter 

Berry,  W  s    Second    bet 
Channel  and  King  SW  to 
Seventh 
Northwest.    St. 
1    Second 
100    Third 
Jladden 
Haggin 
200     Fourth 
300    Fiftli 
400    Sixth 
500    Seventh 


Southeast- 

1 

101 


Bertha,   W  s    Beale  bet 

Mission  and  Howard 
Bestole,     or    Hodges, 

N  s  (330)  Vallejo  bet  Mont- 
gomery and  hansom 
Billings  Place,  N  s  Val- 
lejo bet  Dupont  and  Stock 
Birch  Avenue, W  s  Polk 

bet  Grove  and  Fulton 
Blackstone  Place,  N  s 

Lombard  nr  Larkin 
Bluxome,  E  s  Sixth  bet 

Brannan  and  Townsend 
Bluxome  East,  Ws  First 

bet   Brannan  and    Town 

send 
Boardman  Place,  N  s 

Brannan    bet    Sixth    and 

Seventh 
Bone    Alley,    N   s  (326) 

Green     bet    Montgomery 

and  Kearny 
Boston  Place,  E  3  (329) 

First  bet  Folsom  and  Har- 
rison 
Bourbin  Place,  Ss  Ellis 

bet  Sieiner  and  Pierce 
Bourn,  S  s  Kossuth   bet 

Chace    and  Freelou  S  to 

Heclier 
Bowdoln,  S  s  Silver  Av- 
enue   bet    Hamilton    and 

Dartmouth,  U.  M.  T 
Bower   Place,  S  a  (529) 

Green     bet    Dupont   and 

Stockton 
Bowman    Place,    E    s 

Bryant  nr  First 
Boyce,  N  8   Point  Lobos 

Avenue  H  mile  W  of  Toll 

Gata 
Boyd,  E  and  W  s  Chesley 

bet  Harrison  and  Bryant 
Bradford,  from  Cortland 

Avenue,  N    to    California 

Avenue,  B.  II 
Brady,    S  s   Market    bet 

Hernum  and  Potter  SE  to 

Mission 
Brady  Place,  E  s  Lar 

kin  bet  Union  and  Green 
Brannan,  W  s  Beale  bet 

Brviint  and  Townsend  SW 

to  Channel 

Northirest.     St. 

2    Beale 

100    Fremont 

200    First 

300    Second 

Staiilurd 

Park  Lane 

Thompson  Place 

400    Third 
41(i    Ritch 
430    Zoe 
500    Fourth 
600    Fifth 


700    Sixth  701 

Clinliin 

Braiiiiiin  Place 

- — ■    Gincva 

Bonrdmnn  Place    

Brannan  Place 

Gilbert 

800    Seventh  801 

flOO    Eiphtli  SOI 

1000    Ninth  1001 

1100    Tenth  1101 

Brannan     Place,    S    8 

Braniuin    bet    Sixth   and 

Seventh 
Brenham    Place,  N  s 

1 750'  Clay  bet  Kearny  and 

Dupont  N  to  Wasiiiiigton 
Brewster,  from   Hope  S 

W   to  Caliiornia  Av  B.  H 

Broadway,  W    s   Davis 

bet  Pacitic  and  Vailejo  W 

to  Baker 

North.    Street.  South  Side. 

2    Davis  1 

100    Front  101 

200    Battery  201 

300    Sansom  301 

Ohio  321 

3-10    liartol  

400    Montgomery  401 

500    Keaniy  501 

520    Pinckney  Place      

600    Dupont  601 

610    Duncan  Court         

700    Stockton  701 

•  Virginia  Place  709 

730  Morev  Alley  

800  Powell  801 

— ■  Scott  Place  817 

flOtf  Mason  901 

Salmon  921 

1000  Taylor  1001 

Sweet  

Florence  

1100    Jones  1101 

1200    Leavenworth  1201 

Morse  I'lacc 

1300  Hvde  1301 

14(10  Laikin  1401 

1500  Polk  1501 

I6(i0  Van  Ness  Avenue  1601 


Southeast. 
1 
101 
201 
301 
311 


now  Franklin 

IHOO  Gougli 

1900  Octavia 

2000  Laguna 

2100  Lincoln 

2200  AVebstcr 

2300  Fillmore 

2400  Steiiier 

2500  Grant 

26(10  Scott 

2700  Devisadero 

2800  P.roderick 

2H00  Baker 


1701 
1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 
2201 
2:!01 
2401 
2501 
2601 
2701 
2801 
2901 


Brod  erick,  N  s  Ridley  bet 
Baker  and  Devisadero  N 
to  llie  bay 

Broderick   Avenue,  S 

s  Market  between  Elev- 
enth and  Potter 

Brook,  E  s  Dolores  nr 
I  hirtieth  E  to  San  Jose 
Road 

Brooklyn  Place,  S  s 
(833)  Sacramento  betstock- 
ton  and  Dupont 

Brooks,  N  s  (732)  Market 
l>et  Kearny  and  Dupunt  N 
to  Geary 

Brosnan,  W  s  Valencia 
bet  Fourteenth  and  Ridley 

Brown,  (now  Twel(tli)  S  a 
Mission  bet  IClevcnth  and 
'Ihirtcenth  SE  to  Harri- 
son 

Brown  Alley,  N  s  (404) 
Bush  bet  Kearny  and  Du- 
))oiit  N  to  I'ine 

Bryan  Place,  N  s  (206) 
liush  bet  Sansom  and 
Montgomery 

Bryant,  W  s  Spenr  bet 
llanl<(m  and  Brannan  S 
W  to  Chanm  1.  ('ihe  l)uild- 
ings  in  this  street  areincor- 
rectly  numbered) 


THE  PEOPLES  IJSrSURANCE  CO.  is  the  Company  for  tho  Pecple. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Smokers'  Articles. 


SAN    FRANCISCO    STREET    DIRECTORY. 


699 


Northtcest.  Street.  Southeast. 

9. 

Spear 
Wain 

1 

ino 

101 

■m 

llcHle 

201 

Hllll 

Fremont 

HOI 

4110 

First 

40  i 

4IK 

Rincon  Place 

419 

iii 

Stuiily  riace 

443 

MKt 

Sfcond 

fiOl 



Centre 

53) 

m) 

'I' hint 

601 

— 

Kitcli 

6IS 

— 

Zoe 

6?.i 

7(l(» 

Fourth 

701 

KOO 

Fifth 

801 

Fitlh  Avenue 

Oak  Avenue 



I'ark  Avenue 



9C'0 

Sixth 

Garden 

Gilbert 

iiOl 

10(10 

Seventh 
powney 

1001 

IIUI) 

Kifjhlh 

1101 

liryant  Avenue 



l'.'(M) 

Nintli 

l-.'OI 

laoo 

Tenth 

1301 

Bryant  Avenue,  (late 
Florida)  from  Alission  Ck 
bet  York  and  Coluniliia 
S  to  Serpentine  Avenue 

Bryant  Avenue,  N  s 
Uryant  bet  liighlh  and 
Minth 

Buchanan,  rnntv  Lincoln) 
>•'  s  Kidley  l)et  Laguna  and 
AVebater  N  to  the  bay 

Buenaventura,  N  s  Cal- 
il'oniia  bet  Kcurny  and 
Dupoiit 

Buena  Vista,  from  Cort- 
land Avemie  KE  to  Coso 
Avenue,  15.  II 

Buena  Vista  Park,  bet 
^apa,  Alia,  Vermont,  and 
Utah 

Buena    Vista    Place, 

(now  Prospect  Place)  N  s 
Calil'ornia  bet  Stockton 
and  i'owell 

Burcham    Place,  W  s 

Leavenworth  bet  Tyler 
and  Turk 

Burgoyne    Place,   S    s 

(I3U7)  Pacific  bet  Hyde  and 

Leavenworth 
Burritt,  S  Si6l)3)  Bush  bet 

Powell  and  Stockton 
Burrow,  W  g  San  Kruno 

Itoad  bet  Henry  and  IJa- 

con,  U.  JI.  T 

Burton,  E  of  San  Bruno 
Koad  4  miles  irom  City 
Hall 

Bush,  junction  Battery  and 
ilaikei  bet  I'iiie  and'^ut- 
ter  W  to  Cemetery  Avenue 

Iforth.    Street.    South  Side. 


2  JIarkct 

100  Battery 

200  Sansoni 

206  Bryan  Place 

300  MontBumery 

'Irinity 

342  Belden 

400  Kearny 

408  Worse 

Slary  Lano 

800  Dupont 

b\H  Chatham  I^lace 

im  Stockton 

Burritt 

610  Monroe 

Chelsea  Place 

700  Powell 

WO  JIason 

SOU  'lay lor 

1000  Jones 

1100  Leavenworth 

1200  Hyde 
Lark  in 


423 
SOI 

(iOl 
603 

61o 
701 
801 
MO  I 

inoi 

1101 
l.'lil 
PtOl 
1401 


UOO  Polk 

1500  Van  Xess  Avenue  1501 

1600  Franklin  ]k01 

1700  i.out'h  1701 

1800  Octavia  1801 


1900 

Laguna 

1901 

211(10 

Lincoln 

2001 

21  IK) 

Webster 

2101 

2'00 

Fillmore 

2201 

2300 

Steiner 

2301 

24'  (1 

Grant 

2401 

2500 

Scott 

2501 

2(i()(l 

Devisadero 

2601 

2700 

Broderlck 

2701 

2800 

Baker 

2801 

Butler,  from  California 
Avenue  S  to  Cortland  Ave- 
nue, B.  H 

Butte,  from  the  bay  bet 
Solano  and  Kapa  \V  to 
Harrison 

Byrne,  from  Islaia  Creek 
SE  to  Baker  Avenue 

Byron,  from  Montcalm  S 
to  Hope,  B.  II 

Cnhot,  from  California 
Avenue  bet  Samosot  and 
Star  SE  to  Franconia 
Avenue,  B.  H 

Cadell  Alley,  N  8  (508) 
Vnion  bet  Stockton  and 
Dupont 

CadTvallader,  E  of  San 

Bruno  Uoad  4  miles  from 
City  Hall 

Calhoun,  K  8  Green  bet 
Sansoni  and  Montgomery 

California,  junction  of 
Hriinim  and  Market  bet 
Sacramento  and  I'ine  W  to 
Cemetery  Avenue 

If^orth.    Street.    South  Side. 


2 
100 
200 
300 
400 


Prumm 

Davis 

Fnmt 

Battery 

Sansom 

424    Lcidesdorff 

500    Montgomery 

Spring 

Webb 
600    Kearny 

Buenaventura 

—  St.  Mary  Place 

Q  ui  nc  V 

700    Dupoiit 

7U4    Williams  Place 
716    Selina  Place 
Stockton 
Kllick  Alley 
Pratt  Court 
Prospect  Place 
Jliles  riace 
Powell 
Gusiavus 

1(100    Mason 

1016    Cushman 

1100    'I  ay  lor 

12110    Jones 

1300    Leavenworth 

1400    Hyde 


532 


800 

812 
820 
832 
ilOO 
920 


15110 
ItSOO 
1700 
1800 


Larkin 

Polk 

Van  Ness  Avenue  1701 


1001 

1101 
1201 
1301 
1401 
15U1 
16(11 


Fiaiikliu 

lilOO  Gough 

•2000  Octavia 

2100  L  guna 

2200  Lincoln 

2300  Webster 

Middle 

24l'0  Fillmore 

2500  Steiner 

2(>00  Grant 

2700  Scott 

2S00  Dcvlsadero 

2(i00  Broderlci 

3000  Baker 


UOl 
POl 
2li01 
2101 
2-201 
2301 

2401 
2.',01 
2601 
2701 
2801 
29(11 
3001 

California    Avenue,  £ 
of  San  Joae  Koad  and  VV 
of  San  Bruno  Road,  B.  H 
Cambridge,     S    s    Silver 
Avenue  bet  Yale  and  Ox- 
ford, U.  M.  T 
Cnmille     Place,     N     8 
Washington  bet  Jones  and 
Taylor 
Camp,  E  8  Guerrero  bet 
Sixteenth      and      Seven- 
teenth 


Capitol,  W  of  Old  San  Jo 
se  Road  ur  San  Miguel  Sta- 
tion 

Capp,  S    8   Fifteenth   bet 
Howard  and  Mission  S  to 
Serpentine  Avenue 
West.      Stre-t.     East  Side 
■1    Fifteenth  1 

100    Sixteenth  101 

200    Seventeenth  2itl 

300    Eighteenth  301 

400    Nineteenth  401 

5011    Twentieth  501 

600    Twentv-flrst  6(il 

700    Twenty-second         701 
800    Twenty-third  801 

MOO    Twenty-fourth  901 

1000    Twenty-fifth  lHOl 

UOO    Twenty -sixth  1101 


Card    Alley,   W  s  (1413i 

Stockton  bet  Vallejo  and 

Green 
Carlos  Place,  S  s  (219) 

o'Farrell  bet  Mason  and 

Powell 
Carolina,   from   (he   bay 

bet  WiscoTisln  and  De  Haro 

S  to  Tulare 
Caroline,    N  s    Lombard 

bet   Jones    and    Leaven- 
worth 
Caroline,  S  s   (1011)   Fol 

som  bet  sixth  and  Seventh 
Caroline     Place,     E    s 

(1218)  Powell  bet  Jackson 

and  Pacific 
Carr  Place,  S  s  Chestnut 

bet  Taylor  and  Mason 
Carver,   from    California 

Avenue  S  to  Powhattan, 

B.  U 
Case,  W  8  San  Bruno  Road 

4  miles  from  City  Hall 
Castro,     S  s     Ridley   bet 

Diamond  and  Noe 
Cedar,  X  s  (212)  Clay  bet 
Davis    and     Front   N   to 
Washington 

Cedar  Alley,  W  «  Do- 
lores bet  Sixteenth  and 
Seventeenth 

Cedar     Avenue,    W     s 

Larkin  bet  Post  and  Geary 

Cemetery  Avenue,  N  s 

Geary  A  to  Pacific 
Center,  (now   Sixteenth) 
from  the  bay  W  to  Castro 

Central  Place,  8  s  (515) 
Pine  bet  Dupont  and 
Kearny 

Centre,  S  s  (533)  Bryant 
bet  Second  and  Third  SE 
to  South  I'ark 

Chace,  from  Islais  Creek 

5  to  Hecker 
Chambers,     W     s     (619) 

Davis  bet  Pacific  and 
Broadway  W  to  Battery 

Chambers  Place,  K  s 
Greenwich  bet  Powell  and 
IMason  N  to  Lombard 

Channel,  W  8  Third  het 
Berry  and  Hooper  SW  to 
Seventh  thence  \V  to  Har- 
rison 

Channel,  W  s  San  Bruno 
Road  4  miles  from  City 
Hall 

Chapultepec,  from  Cort- 
land Avenue  XE  to  Coso 
Avenue,  B.  U 

Charity,  from  Cadwalla- 
derXW  to  Islais  Creek 

Charles,  N  s  Tyler  bet 
Leavenworth  and  ilyde 

Charles,  S  of  Fairmount 
from  San  Jose  Road  HW 
to  Chcnery 

Charles,  N  g  (.570)  Harrison 
bet  First  and  Second 


Chatham    Place,    N    8 

(518)  Bush  bet  Dupont  and 
Stockton 

Chattanooga,  S  s  Twen- 

ty-tlrst  bet  Dolores  and 
Cliurch 

Chelsea  Place,  S  s  (615) 
Bush  bet  Stockton  and 
Powell 

Chenery,  S  s  Thirtieth  S 
to  Randal  thence  SW  to 
Castro 

Cherry,  N  s  California  nr 
Maple  N  to  Presidio  Res- 
ervation 

Cherubusco,  from  Cort- 
land Avenue  NE  to  Coso 
Avenue,  B.  H 

Chesley,  S  s  Harrison  bet 
Seventh  and  Eighth 

Chestnut,  W  s  Sansom 
bet  Francisco  and  Lom- 
bard W  to  Baker 

Xorth.    Street.    South  Side. 

2  Sansom  1 

(c)  Montgomery  (c) 

Webster 

100  Kearny  101 

200  Dupont  201 

224  liellMir  Placo  

3'i0  Stockton  301 

400  Powell  401 

.WO  M.'ison  5(il 

600  Taylor  (iOl 

700  Jones  701 

800  Leavenworth  801 

900  Hyde  !;01 

1000  Larkin  1001 

1100  I'oik  noi 

1200  Van  N'ess  Avenue  1201 

130!)  Franklin  13ia 

1400  Gough  1401 

1.500  Octavia  1501 

1600  Laguna  1601 

1700  Lincoln  1701 

1800  Webster  1801 

1900  Fillmore  1901 

2000  Steiner  2001 

2100  Grant  2liil 

2200  Scott  2201 

2300  Devisadero  2301 

2400  Broderick  2401 

2500  Baker  2501 

Chestnut     Alley,     N  s 

Chestnut  bet  Powell  and 
Stockton 

Church,  S  g  Ridley  bet 
Dolores  and  Sanchez  S  to 
Thirtieth 

Church  I^ane,  W  s  Do- 
lores bet  .*-ixteenth  and 
Seventeenth 

Church  Place,W  s  (1709) 
Dupont  bet  Lombard  and 
Greenwich 

Clairville  Place,  S  s 
(5;i5)  Union  bet  Dupont 
and  Stockton 

Clara  or  Clary,  W  s  Ritch 
bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
W  to  Sixth 

Clara  Avenue,  S  s  Sev- 
enteenth nr  Dolores 

Clara  Avenue  or  Clo- 
ver Aven  ue,  nr  Laguna 
de  la  Merced 

Clara  l.ane,  N  a  (204) 
Sutter  bet  Kearny  and 
Dupont 

Clarice  or  Clarence 
Place,  X  8  Townseiid  bet 
Second  and  'Ihird 

Clark,  W  s  (400)  Drumm 
bet  Jackson  and  Pacific  W 
to  Front 

Clary  or  Clara,  W  s  Ritch 
bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
W  to  Sixth 

Clay,  W  s  East  bet  Wash- 
ington and  Commercial  W 
to  Cemetery  Avenue 


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YEBBA  SA.NTA  completely  restores  the  system  ■when  impaired  by  disease. 


700 


SAN    FRANCISCO     STREET    DIRECTORY 


Street.    JSouth  side. 
1 

101 


Iforth. 
2    East 

100    Drumm 

200    Davis 

212    Cedar 

300    Front 

400  IJattcry 
Sansom 
Lcidcpilorir 

600    Montgomery 

700    Kearny 

V.O    Brenliamriace 

800    Diipont 

814    Wiivorly  Place 

828    Spoflord 

£00    Stockton 

916    Clay  Avenue 

Trospcct  riaco 

1000    Powell 

'J'av 

1016    Wetmore  Place 
1100    Jlason 

YerljaBucna 

1200    'laylor 
1300    Jones 
I'rii'st 
Reed 
1400    Leavenworth 
1500    Hyde 

Jloorc  Place 
1600    Larkin 
1700    Polk 


600 


301 
401 
501 
527 
601 
701 

loi 

813 


917 
1001 
1015 

1101 
RI5 
I2lil 
KOI 


1401 
1501 


1601 
1701 


1800    Van  Xoss  Avenue  1**01 


IStOO  Franklin 

2000  Goiigh 

2100  Octavia 

2200  Laguna 

2300  Lincoln 

2400  Webster 

2500  Fillniove 

2600  Sleiner 

2700  Grant 

2800  Scott 

2<i00  Devisadero 

3000  Broderick 

3100  Baker 


ISOl 
2001 
2101 
2201 
2301 
2401 
2501 
2601 
2701 
2801 
2901 
3001 
3101 


Clay  Aveiuic,  N  s  (916) 
Clay  Itet  Stockton  and 
Powell 

Clayton,  N  s  Waller  bet 
Asiiiuny  and  Cole  N  to 
Fulton 

Clcavelaml,  W  s  Colum- 
bia Square  bet  Folsora  and 
Harrison 

Clementina,  W  8  (248) 
First  bet  Folsom  and  I'e 
liaraa 

Northwest.  Street. Southeast. 

2    First  1 

(6)    Second  (6) 

(i.)    Third  (6 

300    Fourth  301 

(6)    Filth  (6) 

(6)    Sixth  (6) 

(6)    Seventh  (6) 

700    Fighth  701 

(6)    Ninth  (6) 

(6)    'lenth  (6) 

Clinton,  Ss  Brj-ant  bet 
Sixth  and  Seventh 

Clipper,  W  s  Old  "an  Jose 
Road  l)Ct  Twenty-flfth 
and  Twenty-sixth  W  to 
Douglas 

Clover  Avenne  or  Cla- 
ra Avenue,  ur  Laguna 
de  la  Merced 

Codman  Place,  S  s  (1007) 
Washington  bet  Powell 
and  Slasou 

Cohen  Place,  S  s  Ellis 
bet  Leavenworth  and 
Hyde 

Cohn  Place,  S  s  Jackson 
bet  Leavenworth  and 
Hyde 

Cole,  N  8  Haight  bet  Clay- 
ton and  Shroder  ^  to  Ful- 
ton 

Col  lege,  S  s  Silver  Avenue 
bet  uarinioulh  and  L'ni- 
Vfroiiy,  L'.  M.  T 

College  Place,  X  s  Hayes 
bet  Lurkin  and  Franklin 
X  to  Grove 


Colnnibia,  E  B  Dolores 
bet  Eighteenth  and  Nine- 
teentn  E  to  Valencia 

Columbia,  from  Slisslon 
Creek  bet  Bryant  Avenue 
aTiU  Alaliania  S  to  Ser- 
pentine Avenue 

Columbia,  S  s  (1019)  Fol- 
fi'Ui  bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
SE  to  Harrison 

Columbia  Place,  S  8 
Vrecita  Avenue  S  to  Cali- 
fornia Avenue,  B.  11 

Columbia  Square,  het 
Folsom,  Harrison,  Colum- 
bia, and  Sherman 

Colusa,  from  the  bay  bet 
"y  uba  and  Maiin  W  to  Ver 
mont 

Commerce,  K  s  Battery 
bet  Union  and  Green 

Commercial,  W  s  East 
bet  Clay  and  Sacramento 
W  to  Dupont 

North.  Street.  South  Side. 
2    East  1 

100    Drumm  101 

200    Davis  201 

300    Front  301 

400    Battery  401 

500    Sanson!  501 

524    Leidesdorff  525 

600    Jlonigomerv  601 

700    Kearny  701 

(e)     Dupont  (e) 

(Connecticut,  from  the 
bay  bet  Slissouri  and  Ar- 
kansas S  to  Tulare 

Cook,  N  s  Point  Lobos 
Avenue  H  mile  W  ot  Toll 
Gate 

Cooper  Alley,  S  8  (623) 
.'ackson  bet  Kearny  and 
Dupont 

Corbett,  (now  Seven- 
teenth) W  8  Harrison  bet 
Sixteenth  and  Eighteenth 
W  to  Douglass 

Cortez,  from  California 
Avenue  bet  Jlontculra  and 
Saraosct  E  to  Frauconia 
Avenue 

Cortland  Avenue,  from 
San  Jose  Road  nr  Thirtieth 
E  to  San  Bruno  Road 

Coso  Avenue,  from 
North  Avenue  MW  to  Cal- 
ifornia Avenue,  B.  H 

Cottage  Place,  K  s  (614) 
Jones  bet  Geary  and  Post 

County  Road,  from  Old 
San  Jose  Road  nr  St.  Sla- 
rj;'8  College  SWto  County 
Line 

Creek  L^ane,  W  s  Folsom 
bet  Thirteenth  and  Four- 
teenth 

Crescent  Avenue,  from 
San  Jose  lioad  nr  St.  Ma- 
ry's College  E  to  San 
Bruno  Road 

Crook,  N  s  Townsend  bet 
Third  and  Fourth 

Cushman,  N  s  (1016)  Cali- 
lornia  bet  Alasmi  and  Tay- 
lor N  to  Sacramento 

Custom  House  Hlacc, 
N  8  (412)  Washington  bet 
Sansom  and  Battery  N  to 
Jackson 

I>ale,  (now  Twenty-ninth) 
W  s  San  Jose  Road  bet 
Twenty-eighth  and  Thii- 
t/eth 

Dale,  or  Deal,  S  s  Tyler 
bet  Leavenworth  and 
Hyde 
Dame,  S  8  Thirtieth  bet 
Clienery  and  Whitney  S  to 
Randal 
Dartmouth,  S  s  Silver 
Avenue  bet  Bowdoin  and 
College,  V.  M.  T 


Davis,  K  g  Market  bet 
Drumm  and  Front  X  to 
the  bay 

East.      Street.     West  Side. 

2  Pine  1 

100  Cnlifornia  101 

Williiim  Place  109 

200  Sacramento  201 

214  Commercial  215 

300  flay  301 

(6)  Merchant  (6) 

400  Washington  4(il 

410  Ore;;on  417 

500  Jackson  .Mil 

614  Clark  5l:( 

600  Pacific  601 

Chamber  619 

700  ]5roadway  701 

(e)  Vallejo  (e) 

Day,  W  8  San  Jose  Koad 
bet  Twenty-ninth  and 
Thirtieth 

Day,  E  s  Dolores  bet  Sev- 
enteenth and  Eighteenth 

DeBoom,  E  s  (,')33)  Sec 
ond  bet  Bryant  and  Bran- 
nan 

Deal,  or  Dale,  S  s  Tyler 
bet  Leavenworth  and 
Hyde 

Decatur,  S  8  Bryant  bet 
Seventh  and  Eighth 

Decatur,  S  s  Crescent 
Avenue  W  Porter  S  s  B.  H 

Dellaro,  from  Mission 
Creek  bet  Carolina  and 
Rhode  Island  S  to  Tulare 

DeKalb,    from    Cortland 

Avenue  S  to  Crescent  Av- 
enue S  s  B.  H 
Delaware,  S  8  Napa  bet 

Massachusetts  and  Mary- 
land 
Delanare    Court,  N  s 

Sutler    bet    Powell    and 

!Mason 
Delgardo,  E  s  Hyde  bet 

Green  and  Union 
Dent  Place,  N  s  Jackson 

bet  .>tockt.uii  and  Powell 
Devisadero,  N  s  Ridley 

bet  Broderick  and  Scott  N 

to  the  bay 
Devrees,  E  of  San  Bruno 

Road  4   miles   from   City 

Hall 
Dexter,  S  s  Howard  bet 

Main  and  Spear 
Diamond,  S   s  Sixteenth 

bet  Casiro  and  Douglass 
Dickerson,    E  s  of  San 

Bruno  Road  3>ii  miles  from 

I.  ity  Hall 
Dikeman  Place,  W    s 

(217)  Mason  bet  0"Farrell 

and  Ellis 
Dock,  AV  s  Front  bet  Fil- 
bert and  Union 
Dodge,  S  9  Turk  bet  Hyde 

and  Larkin 
Dolores,  S  s  Market  bet 

Church  and  Guerrero 
Dora,  S  s  (1113)  Folsom  bet 

Sevenlh  and  Eighth 
Doi-land     ILiane,    W     8 

Dolores    bet    Seventeenth 

and  Eighteenth 
Douglas     Place,    E     s 

Beale      bet    Folsom    and 

Harrison 
Douglass,  S  B  Sixteenth 

W  ol  Diamond 
Dow  Place,  W  8  Second 

bet  Folsom  and   Harrison 
Downey,  S  s  Bryant  bet 

Seventh  and  Eighth 
Drumm,   N   b  Market  bet 

Davis  and  East  N  to  the 

bay 


East.      Street.      West  Side. 
2    California  1 

100    Sacram.nto  101 

116    Commercial  115 

200    day  201 

214    Menhant  (6) 

300    Washington  30l 

Oregon 
400    Jackson  401 

Claik  409 

(e)    Pacific  (e) 

Drury   I.ane,  Ws  (306 
Seventh    bet   Folsom  and 
Harrison 
Duane,    W    s   Jones  bet 

Chestnut  and  Lombard 
Dnnbar   Court,    rear  ot 

City  Hall 
Duncan,  W  s  Old  San  Jose 
Road  bet  Twenty-seventh 
and  Twenty-eighth 
Duncan  Court,  N  s  (610) 
Broadway  bet  Dupont  and 
Stockton 
Dunn    Alley,   E  s  (1106) 
Kearny  bet  Broadway  and 
Vallejo 
Dupont,  N  8  Market  bet 
Stockton  and  Kearny  N  to 
the  Bay 
East.     S/reet.      West  Side. 
2    MktandO'Farrell       1 
100    Geary  101 

110    Morion  111 

200    Post  201 

20S    Lincoln  Avenue      

212    Dupont  Place  

Stockton  Alley         213 

Mills  Place  219 


300    Sutter 

301 

312    Berry 



Harlan  Place 

313 

400    Bush 

401 

.500    Pine 

."iOl 

Virginia  Place 

505 

600    California 

601 

700    Sacramento 

701 

714    Coinincrcial 

(6) 

800    Clay 

801 

900    Washington 

901 

Hall  Court 

923 

1000    Jackson 

1001 

Sullivan  Alley 

lOJl 

1100    Pacific 

1101 

1126    Dupont  Alley 



1200    Broadway 

1201 

1300    Vallejo 

1301 

1400    Green 

1401 

1500    Union 

1501 

1600    Filbert 

1601 

1618    Gerke  Alley 



1700    Greenwich 

1701 

■    Churcli  Place 

170!) 

1800    L(mil)ard 

IHOI 

ISOO    Chestnut 

1901 

I'tVi.ler 

2000    Francisco 

2001 

2100    Bay 

2101 

id)   North  Point 

2201 

(e)     Beach 

(e) 

Dupont  Alley,  E 

3(1126) 

Dupont  bet  Jackson  and 

Pacific 

Dupont  Place,  E 

8  (212) 

Dupont  bet  Post  and  Suiter 

Dupont     Place, 

AV    8 

Dupont    bet     Sacramento 

and  California 

Dwight,   W  s  San 

Bruno 

Road     bet     Woolsc 

y    and 

Ohnstcad,  U.  M.  T 

Eagle,  (now   Nineteenth) 

W  s  Harrison   bet 

Eight- 

eenth  and  Iwcntieth  W  to 

Douglass 

East,   (rom   Folsom 

N   to 

Pacific  fronting  the  bay 

East.      Street.      West  Side. 

(d)    Folsom 

1 

(d)    Howard 

101 

Id)    Mission 

201 

(./)    Market 

301 

(d)    Clay 

401 

(d)    Merchant 

((7)    Washington 

501 

(d)    J  .ackson 

601 

(d)    Pacific 

(e) 

Before  the  evil  day  insure  in  the  PEOPLES. 


C  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  ^  CO..  708.  712.  714  ^  716  Kearny  St..  Rubber  Goods  and  Umbrella* 


SAN    FKANCISCO    STREET    DIRECTORY. 


701 


Ecker,  S  s  (527)  Market  bet 
First  and  Second 

Eddy,  iunctlon  Powell  and 
Jlaikct  W  to  Uroderlck 

^orth.    StreeK    S  >ulh  Side 

t    Mkt  and  Powell  1 

14    Anna  Laiio  

Eildy  Place  27 

100    Jlasun  101 

200    'lay lor  201 

300    ilones  30[ 

400    LuavenwortU  401 

600    Hyde  501 

600    Larkln  601 

700    Polk  701 

POO    Van  Ness  Avenue    801 

900    Franklin  901 

1000    GougU  1001 

HOC    OcUivia  1101 

1200    Laguiia  1>01 

1300    Lincoln  1301 

1400    Webster  uril 

1500    FiUmoro  IftOl 

1600    Sieiner  ]«01 

1700    Grant  nol 

1800    Scott  ISOl 

1900    Devisadero  iHOl 

'JOOO    Ilroderick  2001 


North.    Street.    South  Side. 
2    iMkt  and  Stockton      I 


100  Powell 
Anna  Lane 

200  Mason 

300  layl.ir 

400  Jones 

500  Leavenworth 

600  Hvde 

700  Larkiu 

800  Polk 

900  Van  Ness  Avenue 

1000  Fraiiklia 

1100  Goiigli 

1200  Octavia 

1300  Laguna 

liOO  Lincoln 

1500  Webster 

1600  Fillmore 

1700  steiner 

IsOO  Grant 

ISOO  Scott 

2000  Devisadero 

2100  Broderick 


101 

111 

201 

301 

401 

501 

(>01 

701 

801 

901 

1001 

1101 

1201 

1301 

1401 

1501 

1601 

1701 

1801 

1901 

2001 

2101 


500  Laguna 

600  Lincoln 

700  Webster 

800  Fillmore 

900  Steiner 

1000  Grant 

1100  Scott 

1200  Devisadero 

1300  Broderick 

1400  Baker 


501  Fillmore.  Ns  Ridley  bet 
60  Webster  and  Steiner  N  to 
701     the  bay 

801! 

901 1  First,  S  s  Market  bet  Frc- 
1001      mont  and   Second  SE    to 
1101      the  bay 
1201  Southwest.  Street.  Northeast. 


1301 
1401 


Eddy  Place,  S  s  (27)  Eddy 
bet  Powell  and  Mason 

Edward,  N  g  Bush  bet 
Larkin  and  Hydo 

E'arhteenth.date  Falcon) 
W  8  Harrison  bet  Seven- 
teenth and  Nineteenth  W 
to  Douglass 

Eighth,  (late   Price)  S  s 

Market  bet   Seventh  and 

Ninth  SE  to  Channel 

Southwest.  Street.  Northeast 

2    Jlarket  1 

Jessie  (h\ 

100    Jlission  101 

J^linna  th\ 

200    Howard  201 

'1  ehama  (jj 

Noonan's  Avenue 

Cloinentina 

300    Folsom  301 

400    Harrison  401 

500    Bryant  501 

600    Brannan  601 

700    Townsend  701 

EI  Dorado,  from  the  bay 
bet  Alameda  and  Sixteenth 
W  to  Harrison 

Eleventh,  (late  Wood)  S  s 
Market  bet  Tenth  and 
Tweltth  SE  to  Mission 
Creek 

Southwest.  Street.Northeast. 

2    Market  1 

100    Mission  101 

200    Howard  201 

JOG    Folsom  301 

400    Harrison  401 

(e)    Bryant  (e) 

EllsEa,  N  8  Union  bet  Taylor 
and  Jones 

X»iza  riace,  Kg  Wash- 
ington bet  Taylor  and 
Jones 

Elizabeth,  W  g  Guerrero 
bet  Twenty-third  and 
Twenty-fourth 

Ellsuheth.  S  8  Harrison 
bet  Third  and  Fourth 

Elk.  from  Cadwallader  N  to 
Islais  Creek 

Ellen,  (now  Thirteenth)  .S 
8  Mission  bet  Twelfth  and 
Fourteenth  SE  to  Harrison 

Sllen,  N  s  Harrison  bet 
Seventh  and  Eighth 

Ellick  Alley,  N  s  (722) 
Pacific  bet  Dupont  and 
Stockton 

Xllick  X^ane,  N  g  Cali- 
fornia bet  Stockton  and 
Powell 

Ellis,  junction  Market  and 
Stockton  W  to  Broderick 


Ellsworth,  from  Califor- 
nia Avenue  S  to  Coriland 
Avenue,  B.  H 

Elm  Avenue,  Ws  Larkln 
bet  Turk  and  Tyler 

Emma,  E  s  (508)  Stockton 
bet  I'iue  and  Bush 

Emma,  E  of  San  Bruno 
Koad  4  miles  from  City  Hall 

Emma  Place,  S  s  Chest- 
nut bet  Stockton  and 
Powell 

Emmet  Place,  W  s  (709) 
Stockton  bet  California 
and  Sacramento 

Erie  Place,  W  s  Howard 
bet  Tliirtetnth  and  Four- 
teenth W  to  Mission 

Esmeralda  Avenne, 
troni  North  Avenue  NW  to 
California  Avenue,  B.  H 

Essex,  S  s  (543)  Folsom  bet 
First  and  Second  SE  to 
Harrison 

Essex  Place.  W  s  Essex 
bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 

Estefania,  junction  of 
Heckerand  Stringham  SW 
to  Islais  Creek 

Eureka,  S  s  Seventeenth 
bet  Douglass  and  Diamond 

Eve,  W  s  San  Bruno  Road 
W  to  Calilornia  Av  B.  H 

Everett.  W  s  (138)  Third 
bet  Mission  and  Howard 
W  to  Fourth 

Ewer  Place.  W  s  (1011) 
Mason  bet  Sacramento  and 
Clay 

Fair  Avenue,  W  s  Cali- 
fornia Avenue  W  to  San 
Jose  Koad 

Fair  Oaks.  S  s  Twenty- 
first  bet  Guerrero  and  Do- 
lores 

Fairmonnt.  9  of  Randal 
from  San  Jose  Road  W  to 
Bemis 

Faith,  from  California 
Avenue  NW  to  Brewster, 

Falcon,  (now  Eighteenth) 
W  8  Harrison  bet  Seven- 
teenth and  NiaeteenthW 
to  Douglass 


Fella  Place.  E  8  (616) 
Powell  bet  Bush  and  Pine 

Fern  Avenue,  Ws  Lar- 
kin bet  Bush  and  Sutter 

Fifteenth,  (late  Sparks) 
W  s  Harrison  bet  Four- 
teenth and  Sixteenth  W  to 
Castro 

Firth.  S  s  Market  bet 
Fourth  and  Sixth  SE  to 
the  bay 

Southwest.  Street.  Northeast 

2    Jl  arket  i 

14    Stevenson  (6) 

32    Jessie  33 

100    Mission  101 

106    Minna  107 

124    Natoma  I25 

200    Howard  201 

210    Tehama  211 

226    Clementina  227 

300    Folsom  301 

316    Shipley  317 

328    Clara,  or  Clary        329 

400    Harrison  401 

Perrv 
500    Bryant 
600    Brannan 
700    Townsend 

King 
800    Berry 

Channel 

Hooper  . 

Erwin 

HubhQjl 

South 
Firth  Avenue.  S  s  (913) 
Harrison    bet    Fifth    and 
Sixth  SE  to  Bryant 

Figg,  (now  Twenty-sev- 
enth) W  g  Guerrero  bet 
Twenty -iixth  and  Twenty- 
eighth 

Filbert.  W  8  Front  bet 
Greenwich  and  Union  W 
to  Baker 


501 


2  Market 

22  Stevenson 

46  Jessie 

100  Mission 

118  Minna 

146  Natoma 

Melius 

200  Howard 

220  Tehama 

Tehama  Place 

248  Clementina 

300  Folsom 

318  Guy  Place 

Boston  Place 

350  Laurel  Place 

400  Harrison 

590  Bryant 

520  Frederick 

600  Brannan 

(e)  Townsend 


First  Avenue,  N  s  Six- 
teenth bet  Mission  and  Va- 
lencia 


Flint  Alley,  W  s  (819) 
Battery  bet  Broadway  and 
Vallejo 

Florence,  N  s  Broadway 
bet  Taylor  and  Jones  N  to 
Vallejo 

1^^} I  Florence,  Bernal  Rights 

Florida,  (now  Bryant  A  v- 

801      ''"upXrom  Mission  Creek 

(     bet  York  and  (Jolumbia  S 

to  Serpentine  Avenue 
Folsom, W  s  East  bet  How- 
ard and   Harrison   SW  to 
Fourteenth  thence  S 
Northwest.  Street.  Southeast 


North.   Street 

2    Front 
100    Battery 
200    Sansom 
300    Slontgomery 
400    Kearny 

Filbert  Place 

Varenne 

Grand  Place 

500    Dupont 

504    Meciau  Place 

Jasper  Place 

600    Stockton 
700    Powell 
706    Gaven 
724    Scotland 

800    Mason 

900    Taylor 
Roach 
1000    Jones 
1100    Leavenworth 

Randall  Place 

1200  Hvde 

1300  Larkin 
1400  Polk 


South  Side. 
1 
101 
201 
301 
401 
407 
417 
427 
501 

515 
601 
701 


801 
901 

1001 
1101 

1201 
1301 
1401 


Falcon  Place,  E  s  Taylor 

bet  Broadway  and  Vallejo 

Farren     Avenue,    (see 

Fern  Avenue) 
Fay.  S  8  Sacramento  bet 

Powell  and  Mason 
Fell,  junction  Market  and 

Polk  bet  Hayes  and  Oak 
North.     Street.     South  Side- 
2    Market  and  Polk         1 
100    Van  Ness  Avenue    101 
200    *  ranklin  2OI 

300    Go  ugh  301 

400    Octavia  401 


1601 
1701 
1801 


1500    Van  Ness  Avenue  1.501 

1600    Franklin 

1700    Gough 

1800    Octavia 

1900    Laguna 

2000    Lincoln 

2100    Webster 

2200    Fillmore 

2300    Steiner 

2400    Grant 

2500    Scott 

2600    Devisadero 

2700    Broderick 

2800    Baker 


2    Stewart  1 

100    Spear  101 

2i'0    Main  2OI 

3u0    Beale  301 

Zoe  Place 

400    Fremont  401 

408    Baldwin  Court       

500    First  501 

Essex  543 

600    Second  (jOl 

Hawthorne  633 

Hampton  I'lace        649 

700    Third  70! 

-  Ritch  717 

Haywood  761 

800    Fourth  801 

900    Fifth  901 

-  Willow  929 
1000    Sixth  1001 

Caroline  lOU 

1016    Harriet  

Columbia  1019 

1028    Russ  . 

-  herman  1039 

1042    Moss  

1100    Seventh  1101 

Doia  1113 

1114    Langton  

Harrison  Avenue    1127 

1130    Rausoh  

Folsom  Avenue      1145 

1200    Eighth  1201 

1300    Ninth  MOl 

1400    Tenth  140I 

Juniper  1417 

1500    Eleventh  1501 

Nevada 

1600    Twelfth  1601 

1700    Thirteenth  1701 

ioni  I  Creek  Lane 

ii^Jf  1800    Fourteenth 

$y"}  1900    Fifteenth 

5.5"}  2000    Sixteenth 

.fx"}  2100    Seventeenth 

$j"}  2200    Eighteenth 

i*"}'2300    Nineteenth 

S2x}  2400    Twentieth 

jSXi  2500    Twenty-first 

I""}  2600    Twenty-second 


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Filbert  Place,  N  s  (406)  2N00  1  wentv-fuurth 

Union  bet  Kearny  and  Du-  2900  TwentV-flfth 

pont  N  to  Filbert  |3000  Twenty-sixth 


1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 
2-.'01 
2301 
2401 
2501 
2K01 
2701 
2801 
2901 
3001 


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Folsom    Avennet    S    8 

(lUi)  folsoin  bet  Seventh 
and  EiKlitli 

Fort  Place,  R  8  Pacific 
bet  Hyde  aiul  Larkiu 

Fourteenth,  (late  Tracy) 
W  8  llarrisoii  bet  'I'hir- 
teiiitli  aud  FilXeeuth  W  to 
C astro 

Fourth,   junction  Market 

and  Ellis  SK  to  the  bay 
Souihwesl.  Street. Northeast. 


■I 

Jlarket 

1 

(6) 

Stevenson 

21 

30 

.Jessie 

31 

100 

Jlission 

101 

116 

Jlinna 

117 



Everett 

133 

200 

Howard 

201 

218 

Tcharaa 

219 

•n> 

Clementina 

243 

308 

Folsom 

301 

3lti 

Louisa 

317 

3:Ji 

CI  lira 

3^n 

400 

Harrison 

401 

41S 

Perry 

417 



Silver 

431 

500 

Bryant 

501 



AVelsh 

5.'3 



Kreelon 

537 

600 

Brannan 

601 

700 

'1  ownsend 
King 

701 

800 

Berry 
Channel 

801 

Francisco,    W    s 

Mont- 

Komery  bet  Cliestnut  aud 

Bay  W  to  Baker 

North.    Street.    South  Side. 

2 

-Montgomery 

1 



Webster 

(c) 

Kearny 

(c) 

100 

Dupont 

101 

SI  ill  way  East 

—^ 



Bellair  Place 

200 

Stockton 

201 

Midway  West 



300 

Powell 

301 

400 

JIason 

401 

500 

Taylor 

501 

600 

Jones 

fOl 

700 

Leavenworth 

701 

800 

Hyde 

801 

HOO 

Larkin 

fiOl 

1000 

Polk 

1001 

1100    Van  Xess  Avenue  1101 
1200    Franklin  l.'Ol 

1300    (Jough  1301 

1400    Octiivia  1401 

1500    Laguna  1501 

1600    Lincoln  1601 

1700    Webster  17U1 

1800    Fillmore  1801 

1900    Steiner  IfiOl 

2000    Grant  2001 

2100    Scott  2101 

2200    Devisadero  2201 

2300    Brnderick  2301 

2400    Baker  2401 

Franconia       Avenue, 
from  Hope  SW  to  Califor- 
nia Avenue,  B.  H 
Frank   Place,  W  s  Ma- 
son bet  Cal  aud  Pine 
Franklin,  N  s  Market  bet 
Gongh  and  Van  Ness  Av- 
enue Is  to  the  bay 
Eait.       Street.      West  Side. 
2    Market  and  Page         1 
Lily  Avenue 
100    Oak  101 

Hickory  Avenue 
200    Fell  201 

Linden  Avenue 
300    Hayes  301 

Ivy  Avenue 
400    Grove  401 

Pirch  Avenue 
500    Fulton  501 

Ash  Avenue 
600    5lcAllistcr  601 

Locust  Avenue 
700    Tyler  701 

Elm  Avenue 
800    Turk  801 

Laurel  Avenue 
900    Kddy  901 

Willow  Avenue 


1000  Ellis 

Olive  Avenue 

1100  O'Farrell 

Myrtle  Avenue 

1200  Geary 

Cedar  Avenue 

1300  Post 

Walnut  Avenue 

1400  Suiter 

Fern  Avenue 

1500  Bush 

1600  Pine 

1700  California 

1800  Sacramento 

WOO  Clav 

2000  Washington 

2100  Jackson 

2200  Pacific 

2300  Broadway 

2400  Vallejo 

2500  Green 

2600  Union 

2700  Filbert 

2800  Greenwich 

2H00  Lombard 

3000  Chestnut 

3100  Francisco 

3200  Bay 

3300  North  Point 

3400  Beach 

3500  Jefl'erson 

3600  Tonquin 

(e)  Lewis 


1401 


1501 
1<>01 
1701 
1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 
2201 
2301 
2401 
2501 
2601 
2701 
2801 
2901 
3001 
3101 
3201 
3301 
3401 
3501 
3d01 
(e) 

Franklin     Park,      bet 

Sixteenth,     Santa     Clara, 

Hampshire,  and  Bryant  A  v 

Frederick,W  s  (520)  First 

bet  Brannan  and  Bryant 
Freelon,    W    s    Zoe    bet 

Brannan  and  Welsh 
Freelon,  bet  Bourne  and 
Orsenius  from  Byrne  S  to 
Salome 
Fremont,  S  s  Market  bet 
First     aud    Ueale   SE    to 
Brannan 
Southieest.  Street. Northeast. 
2    Market  1 

100    Mission  101 

Melius  

200    Howard  201 

Lincoln  Place  243 

300    Folsom  301 

400    Harrison  401 

500    Bryant  501 

(e)     Brannan  (e) 

Fremont  Court  or  Clay 
Street    Avenue,    S    s 

(916)  Clay  bet  Powell  and 
Stockton 
Front,  N  s  Market  bet  Bat- 
tery and  Davis  N  to  the 
bay 
East.  Street.  West  Side. 
2    Bush  1 

100    Pine  101 

200'  California  201 

Richmond  211 

300    Sacramento  301 

318    Commercial  317 

400    Clav  401 

416    Merchant  (c) 

500    Washington  501 

510    Oregon  

600    Jackson  601 

614    Clark  - — • 

700    Pacific  701 

712    Chamber  713 

800    Broiidway  801 

900    Vallejo  901 

1000    Green  1001 

Commerce 

1100    Union  1101 

1200    Filbert  1201 

(d)    Greenwich  (e) 

Fulton,  W  8  Larkin   bet 

McAllister  and  Grove 
North.    Street.   South  Side 


'i    Lnrkin 
100    Polk 


200    Van  Xess  Avenue    201 


300  Franklin 

400  Gough 

500  Octavia 

600  Laguna 

700  Lincoln 

800  Webster 

900  Fillmore 


1401 
1501 
1601 


1000  Steiner 

1100  Grant 

1200  Scott 

1300  Devisadero 

1400  Broderick 

1500  Baker 

1600  Lyon 

Oaines,  K  8  Green  bet 
Sansom  and  Battery  N  to 
Union 

Oalinto,  X  s  Sixteenth  bet 
Guerrero  and  Dolores 

Oarden,  S  s  Harrison  bet 
Sixth  and  Seventh  SE  to 
Bryant 

Oardner  Alley,  N  s 
(112)  Post  bet  Dupontand 
Kearny 

Oaren,  W  8  San  Bruno 
Roiul  4  miles  from  City  Hall 

Gates,  from  Cortland  Av- 
enue S  to  Crescent  Ave- 
nue, B.  H 

Gaven,  X  8  (706)  Filbert 
bet  Powell  and  Mason  X 
to  Greenwich 

Gay,  S  8  Bush  bet  Larkin 
and  Hyde 

Geary,  junction  Market 
and  Kearny  W  to  Poiut 
Lobos  Koad 

North.  Street.  South  Side 
2    Market  and  Kearny     1 

Brooks  25 

100    Dupont 
200    Sf>ckton 
300    Powell 
400    Mason 

Jlarlha  Place 

500    Taylor 

Geary  Place 

512    William 

Jones 

Leavenworth 

Hyde 

Larkin 

Polk 


Van  N'pss  Avenue  1101 


Franklin 
1300    Gough 
1400    Octavia 
1500    Laguna 


1600 
1700 
1800 
1900 
2000 
2100 
2200 
2300 
2400 
2500 


Lincoln 

Webster 

Fillmore 

Steiner 

Grant 

Scott 

Devisadero 

Broderick 

B-.iker 

Lyon 


1201 
1301 
1401 
lAOl 
1601 
1701 
1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 
2201 
2301 
2401 
2501 

Geary  Place,  S  s  (511) 

Geary  bet  Taylor  and  Jones 

Geneva,  S  s  Brannan  bet 

Sixth  and  Seventh 
Gerke   Alley,  E  s  (1618) 
Dupont  bet  Greenwich  aud 
Filbert 
Gertrndls,  from  Becker 

SW  to  Islais  Creek 
Gibb,  W  8  Maiden  Lane  bet 

Jackson  and  Washington 
Gibeon,  £    s    Larkin  bet 

Union  and  Green 
Gilbert,  S  s    Brvant  bet 
Sixth  and  Seventh  SE  to 
Townsend 
Gilmnre,  E  8  Kentucky  nr 

Shasta 
Girard,  S  s  Silver  Avenue 
bet  San  Bruno  Bead  and 
Berlin 
Glenwood    Place,  S    8 
Howard  bet   Twelfth  and 
Thirteenth 
Glover,  E  8  Leavenworth 
bet  Uroadway  and  Vallejo 
Goettingen,  S    8    Silver 
Avenue    bet    Berlin    and 
Williams 
Gold,  W  8  (705)  Sansom  bet 
Jackson  and  Pacific  W  to 
Montgomery 


1001, Goldman    Place,    E    s 

1101      Mission  bet  Sixteenth  and 
1201      Seventeenth 
l^*)l'GoodselI     Place.  E     8 

First    bet     Harrison    and 
Bryant 
Gordon,  N  s  Harrison  bet 

Eighth  and  Ninth 
Gough,  X    8    Market  bet 
Franklin  and  Octavia  N  to 
the  bay 
East.       Street.       West  Side. 
2    Market  and  Haight      1 
Rose  Avenue 
100    l-age  101 

Lily  Avenue 
200    Oak  201 

Hickory  Avenue 
300    Fell  301 

Linden  Avenue 
400    Hayes  401 

Ivy  Avenue 
500    Grove  501 

Birch  Avenue 
600    Fulton  601 

Ash  Avenue 
700    McAllister  701 

Locust  Avenue 
800    J'yler  801 

Elm  Avenue 
600    Turk  901 

Laurel  Avenue 
1000    Kddv  1001 

AVillow  Avenue 
1100    Ellis  1101 

Olive  Avenue 
1200    O'Farrell  1201 

Myrtle  Avenue 
1300    (ieary  1301 

Cellar  Avenue 
1400    Post  1401 

Walnut  Avenue 
1500    Sutter  1501 

Fern  Avenue 
1600    Bush 
1700    Pine 
1800    California 
lilOO    Sacramento 
2000    Clav 
2100    Washington 
2^00    Jackson 
300    Pacific 
400    Broadway 


101 
201 
301 
401 
417 
501 
511 
515 
601 
701 
801 
901 
1001 


2500    Vallejo 


1601 
1701 
1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 
2201 
2301 
2401 
2501 
2601 
2701 
2801 
2901 
3001 
3101 
3201 
3301 
3401 
3501 
3601 
3701 
(e) 
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600    Green 
700    Union 
2800    Filbert 
2SO0    <ireenwich 
3000    Lombard 
3100    Chestnut 
3200    Francisco 
3300    Bay 
3400    NorthPoint 
3500    Beach 
3600    Jeflerson 
3700    Toiiquin 
(e)     Lewis 
Graham     Place, 
(53^^)  Green    bet  Stockton 
and  Dupont 
Grand      Avenue,     (sec 

Grant  Avenue) 
Grand   Place,  S  s  (427) 
Filbert    bet    Dupont   and 
Kearny 
Grant,  (late  Pierce)  N  s 
Waller  bet  Scott  and  Stei- 
ner N  to  the  bay 
Grant  Avenue,  8  8  Mis- 
sion bet  N  inlh  and  Tenth 
Grant  Place,  S   8  (409) 
Folsom  bet  First  and  Fre- 
mont 
Green,  W  g  Front  bet  Val- 
leji'  and  Union  W  to  Baker 
North.    Street.    South  Side. 
2    Front  1 

100    Battery  101 

200    Sansom  201 

Calhoun  

300    Montgomery  301 

316    Vincent  

320    Bone  Alley  

Reed  Place  331 

400    Kearny  401 

406    Sonora  Place  

420    Lafayette  Place 
500    Dupont 


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510    Rrannan  Place       • 

522    Union  I'lace  

Uower  Place  529 

538    Uraliam  Place         

600    StoclUun  (iOl 

700    I'owell  701 

718    August  Place  

800    Mason  gdl 

900    'J'ayior  fjOl 

1000    Jones  lOOl 

1100    Leavenworth  1101 

Kew  Orleans  ■ 

Hamlin  

1200    Hyde  1201 

1300    Larkin  1301 

1400    Pnik  1401 
1500    Van  N'cs^s  Avenue  1501 

1600    Franklin  1601 

1700    Gough  1701 

1800    Dctavia  1«01 

PiOO    Laguna  lOOl 

2000    Lincoln  2001 

2100    Wehster  2101 

2200    Fillmore  2201 

2300    steiner  2301 

2400    Grant  2401 

2500    Scolt  2501 

2600    Devisadero  2601 

2700    Uroderick  2701 

2800    Baker  2801 

Clreen  Court,  N  s  How- 
ard bet  Stewart  and  Spear 

©reenwich,  AV  s  Front 
bot  Filbert  and  Lombard 
W  to  Baker.  (The  buildings 
in  this  street  are  incorrect- 
ly numbered) 
Iforlh.    Street.    South  Side. 

2    Front  1 

(c)    Battery  (c) 

100    >ansom  101 

200    Montgomery  201 

300    Kearny  301 

330    'J'elegraph  Place      

400    BuDunt  401 

Kramer  Place  403 

500    Stockton  501 

600    Powell  (iOl 

Gavcn  Place  603 

Chambers  Place     • 

Scotland  621 

700    Mason  701 

706    Hartman  

716    Jansen  

800    'Jaylor  801 

Roach  807 

SOO    Jones  901 

1000    Leavenworth  1001 
Randall  Place 
Hyde 
Larkin 
Polk 


1100 
1200 
1300 
1400 
1500 
1600 
1700 
1800 
1900 
2000 
•2100 
2200 
2300 
2400 
2500 
2«00 
2700 


1101 
1201 

1301 

Van  Xess  Avenue  1401 


Franklin 

Gough 

Octavia 

Laguna 

Lincoln 

Webster 

Fillmore 

Steiner 

Grant 

Scott 

Devisadero 

Broderick 

Baker 


1501 
1601 
1701 
1801 
iHOl 
2001 
2101 
2201 
2301 
2401 
2501 
2601 
2701 


Grove,    W   s  Larkin   bet 

FuUon  and  Hayes 

liorth.     Street.  South  Side. 

2    Larkin  1 

100    Polk  lol 
200    Van  Ness  Avenue    201 

300    Franklin  301 

400    <!ou^h  401 

500    Octavia  501 

600    Laguna  601 

700    Lincoln  701 

800    Webster  801 

'lOO    Fillmore  HOI 

1000    Steiner  1001 

Alamo  Square 

1200    Scott  1201 

1300    Devisadero  isoi 

1400    Broderlck  1401 

1500    Baker  1501 

1600    Lyon  Igol 

Grove,  (now  Thirtieth)  W 
3  San  Jose  Road  S  of  Twen- 
ty-ninth 


Guerrero,  S  s  Market  bet 
Valencia  and  Dolores 

Gunnison  Avenue,  S  s 

Precita   Place  S  to  Pros- 
pect Place 

Gustavns,  N  s  r920)  Cali- 
fornia bet  Powell  and  Ma- 
son N  to  Sacramento 

Guy  Place,  W  8  (318) 
First  bet  Folsom  and  Har- 
rison 

Haegin,  (or  Hagin)  S  s 
Townsend  bet  lliird  and 
Fourth  S  to  Berry 

Haight,  junction  Market 
and  Gough  bet  Page  and 
Waller 

North.    Street.    South  Side- 

2    Market  and  Gough      1 

100    Octavia  lOl 

200    Laguna  201 

300    Lincoln  301 

400    Webster  401 

500    Fillmore  6oi 

600    Steiner  fiOl 

700    Grant  701 

800    Scott  801 

900    Devisadero  flOl 

1000    Broderick  1001 

1100    Baker  noi 

fiTale,  W  8  San  Bruno  Road 

4  miles  from  City  Hall 
Hall  Alley,  S  s  (327)  Val- 
Icjo  bet  Montgomery  and 
Sansom 

Hall  Place.  S  s  Jackson 
bet  Leavenworth  and 
Hyde 

Hall's  Court,  W  a  (923) 
Dupont  bet  Washington 
and  Jackson 

Halleck,  Ws  (213)  Batterj- 
bet  Sacramento  and  Cali- 
fornia W  to  Leidesdorff 

Hamilton,  S  s  Silver  Av- 
enue bet  Holyoke  and 
Bowdoin,  U.  M.  T 

Hamilton   Square,  bet 

O'Farrell,  Post,  Steiner, 
and  Scott 

Hamlin,    N   s  Green   bet 

Leavenworth  and-Hyde 
Hamlin  Place,  E  s  Lar 

kin  bet  Broadway  and  Val- 
lejo 

Hammond.  S  s  Townsend 
bet  Second  and  Third 

Hampshire,  from  Mis- 
sion Creek  bet  Potrero  Av- 
enue and  York  S  to  Ser- 
pentine Avenue 

Hampton  Place,  S  s 
(649)  Folsom  bet  Second 
and  Third 

Hancock,  W  s  Dolores 
bet  Falcon  and  Eagle 

Hardie  Place,  E  9  (218) 
Kearny  bet  Bush  and  Sut- 
ter 

Harlan  Place,  W  s  (313) 
Dupont  bet  Bush  and  Sut- 
ter 

Harriet,  S  s  (1013)  How- 
ard bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
SE  to  Folsom 

Harriet,  (now  Second 
Avenue)  N  s  Sixteenth 
bet  Valencia  and  Guerrero 


538    Essex 

Hi  neon  Place 

Stanlv  Place 

570    Charfes  Place 

600    Sec  on 

■    Vassar  Place 

630    Hawthorne 
700    Third 
720    Ritch 
800    Fourth 

Fifih 

Fifth  Avenue 

Oak  Avenue 

Park  Avenue 

Sixth 

Garden 

Columbia 

Sherman 

Seventh 

Dora 

-  Cheslcy 

Hayward 

,  ,„„    5'  !""i  posa  Avenue 
1200    Eighth 
1300    HiMh 

Tenth 

Eleventh 

Nevada 

Twelfth 

Channel 

Fourteenth 

Alameda 

Fifteenth 

El  Dorado 

Sixteenth 

Santa  Clara 

Seventeenth 

iMariposa 

2100    Eighteenth 

Solano 

Nineteenth 

Butte 

Twentieth 

Twenty-flrst 

Twenty-second 

Twenty-third 
2700    Twenty-fourth 
2800    Twentv-flflh 
2900    Twenty-sixth 


900 


1000 


1100 


1400 
1500 

1600 

1700 

1800 

1900 

2000 


2200 

2300 
2400 
2500 
2600 


Harris,  (now  Seventh)  S  s 

Market      bet     Sixth    and 

Eighth  SE  to  the  bay 

Harrison,  W   s    Stewart 

bet     Folsom   and  Bryant 

SW  to  Fourteenth  thence 

S  to  Serpentine  Avenue 

Northwes  t.  Street.  Southeast. 

2    Stewart  1 

100    Spear  101 

200    Main  2OI 

300    Beale  301 

400    Fremont  401 

I    500    First  501 


551 
557 

601 
613 

701 

801 
901 
913 
953 
969 
1001 


1201 
1301 
1401 
1501 


1601 

1720 

1820 
1901 
1920 

2020 

2120 

2220 
2301 
2401 
2501 
2601 
2701 
2801 

2901 

(e)     Serpentine  Avenue  (e) 

Harrison  Avenue,  S   s 

(1127)  Folsom  bet  Seventh 
and  Eighth 

Harry,  from  Laidley  SW 
to  Beacon 

Hartman,  N  s  (706)  Green- 
wich bet  Mason  and  Taylor 

Harvard,  S  3  Silver  Av- 
enue W  of  Oxford 

Harwood  Place,  (now 
Grand  Place)  S  s  Filbert 
bet  Dupont  and  Kearny 

Havens.W  s  Leavenworth 
bet  Filbert  and  Union 

Havens  Place,  S  s  (907) 
Washington  bet  Stockton 
and  Powell 

Hanres,  S    s    Folsom   bet 

Tenth  and  Eleventh 
Hawthorne,    S    s     (633) 

Folsom   bet   Second    and 

Third  SE  to  Harrison 
Hayes,   junction    Market 

and  Larkin  bet  Grove  and 

Fell 

North.  Street.  South  Side. 
2    Market  and  Larkin      1 

100    Polk  101 

200    Van  Ness  Avenue    201 

300    Franklin  301 

400    Gough 

500    Octavia 

600    Laguna 

700    Lincoln 

800    Webster 

900    Fillmore 
1000    steiner 

Grant 

1200    Scott 

1300    Devisadero 

1400    Broderick 

1500    Baker 

1600    Lyons 

Hayward,  8  a   Harrison 

bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Haywood,  S  a  (761)  Fol 

Bom  bet  Third  and  Fourth 


Heath,  from  Cortland  Av- 
enue S  to  San  Bruno  Road 

HeeUer.  fromlslais  Creek 
W  to  Beriiul 

Helen.  S  s  California  bet 
Leavenworth  and  Hyde 

Henrietta,  from  San  Jos6 
Road  nr  liiirtieth  SE  to 
North  Avenue,  B.  H 

Henry,  N  s  Lombard  bet 
Hyiiu  and  Larkin 

Mfnry,  W  s  San  Bruno 
Road  bet  SiUinuiu  and 
Burrow,  U.  M.  T 

Heringer,  E  of  San  Bruno 

1101      H-M    *    """'   ^™'"    ^'"^ 

Hermiinn.E  of  San  Bruno 

Koad  4  miles  from  Citv 
Hall 

Hermann,  S  s  Market  bet 

Brady   and    Ridley   K    to 

Mission 
U^ron,    E    s  Eighth    bet 

Folsom  and  Harrison 
Heyn    Place,   S    s  Clay 

bet  Hyde  and  Leavenworth 
Hickory  Avenue,  W  s 

Van  Ness  Avenue  bet  Oak 

and  Fell 

Higgins  Place,  N  s  (906) 
Pacific  bet  Mason  and 
Powell 

Highland  Terrace,  N  s 

California    bet  J  onus  and 
Leavenworth 
Hill,    W    s    Guerrero    bet 
twenty-second  and  Twen- 
ty-third \V  to  Castro 

Uimmelmann     Place, 

N  s  (1024)  Pacific  bet  Ma- 
son and  'laylor 

Hinckley,  W  s  (1121) 
Kearny  Ijet  Broadway  and 
Vallejo  \V  to  Dupont 

Hodges  Court,  W  s 
Spear  bet  Market  and  Mis- 
sion 

Hodges       or      Bestole 

Place,  Ns(330)  Vallejo 
bet  Montgomery  and  San- 
som 

Hoff  Avenue,  S  s  Six- 
teenth bet  Mission  and 
Valencia 

Hollis,  N  s  Ellis  bet  Bu- 
chanan and  Webster 

Holly  Park,  SW  s  Ber- 
nal  Higlits  nr  San  Jose 
Road 

Holyoke,  S  s  Silver  Av- 
enue bet  Williams  and 
Hamilton,  U.  M.  T 

Hooper,  W  s  Fifth  bet 
Cliannel  and  Irwin  SW  to 
Seventh 

Hope,  from  California  Av- 
enue N  \V  to  Franconia  Av- 
enue, B.  H 

Horner,  (now  Twenty- 
third)  W  s  Bryant  Avenue 
bet  Twenty-second  and 
Twenty -fourth  W  to  Doug- 
lass 

Houston,  W  3  Tavlor  bet 
Chestnut  and  Fraireisco 

Howard,  W  s  East  SW 
to  Twelfth  thence  S  to 
Serpentine  Avenue 

Northwest.  Street.  Southeast. 

2  East  I 

(c)  Stewart  (c) 

li'O  Spear  101 

200  Main  201 

300  Beale  301 

400  Fremont  401 

500  First  601 

600  Second  60^ 

620  Jane  

New  Montgomery  

—  Hubbard  633 

700  Third  701 


401 

601 

601 

701 

801 

901 

1001 

1101 

1201 

1301 

1401 

1501 

1601 


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801 
flOl 


1000 


1100 


800    Fourth 

814    Iltjwaid  Court 

900    l'"itll> 

Slarv 

Mxth 

Harriet 

lluss 

Jluss 

Scvtnth 

Laiigton 

Itauacli 

biiiniier 

1200    EightU 
130U    >iinth 

Washington  Av 

Grand  Avenue 
1400    Tenth 
150U    KleventU 

Lafayette 

1600    'twelfth 
noo    Tliirtecnth 

Creek  Lane 

Krio  I'lace 

1800     Fourteenth 
19U0    Fifteenth 
2000    Sixteenth 
2100    Seventeenth 
2200    Eigliteenth 
2300    >iineteentli 
2400    Twentieth 
2600    Twenty-tirst 
2600    Twenty-second 
27u0    Twenty-third 
28110    Twenty-fourth 
2H00    Twenty-llfth 
Twenty-sixth 
Serpentine  Avenue  (e) 
Howard  Court,  N  s  (814) 

Howard   bet   Fourth   and 

Fifth 
Hubbard,  S  s  (633)  How- 
ard bet  Seeond  and  Third 
Hubbcll,  AV  8    Fifth   bet 

Irwin  and   South   S\V   to 

Seventh 
Hudson,   junction    Four- 

teentli  Avenue    and  Cad- 

wallader  H  \V  to  Salome 
Humboldt,  from  the  bay 

bet  Sierra  and  Nevada  W 

to  Bryant  Avenue 
Hunt,  E  s  (145)  Third  bet 

Howard    and     Sherwood 

I'lace 
Hunter,  W  8  San  Bruno 

Road   4   miles   from   City 

Hall 
Hyde,  N  s  McAllister  bet 

Larlvin  and   Leavenworth 

N  to  the  bay 
East.     Street.      West  Side 


30(10 
(e) 


1001 
lOM 
1(j41 
1059 
UOl 

nil 

1127 
115!) 
12(il 
1301 


1401 
l&Ul 


1601 

noi 


1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 
2^01 
2:10 1 
2401 
2501 
2601 
2701 
2801 
2901 
3001 


McAllister 

100  Tyler 

200  Turk 

300  Eddy 

400  Ellis 

500  O'Farrcll 

600  Geary 

700  " 
800 


Post 
_..     Sutter 
900    Bush 


1000 
1100 


1 

101 
201 
301 
401 
501 
601 
701 
801 
901 
1001 
1101 
1201 
1301 
1401 
1501 
1601 


Iowa,    from   the   bay  bet  I 
Indiana  and  Pennsylvania 
S  to  Tulare 
Irwin,    W     e    Third    bet 
Hooper  and  Hubbell  S\V  to 
Seventh 
Isabel,  from  Wolfe  SE  to 

Shakspeare,  B.  H 
Ivy    Avenue,    W  s  Van 
;Ness   Avenue   bet   Hayes 
and  Grove 
Jackson,   W  s    East   bet 

Washington  and  Pacific 
Iforth.    Street.    South  Side. 
2    East  1 

(c)    Drumra  (O 

iOO    Davis  101 

200    Front  201 

300    Battery  301 

Custom  House  Pl'ce  313 

400    Sansom                      401 
412    Balance  

Jones  Alley  431 

500    Montgomery  501 

Maiden  Lane  621 

600    Kearny  601 

Coopers  Alley  623 

Washington  Alley    633 

642    Bartlett  Alley        

700    Dupont  701 

San  Luis  Alley         711 

Boss  723 

800    Stockton                    801 
806    Bedford  

Virginia  813 

Stone  819 

824    Adele  Place  

900    Powell  901 

1000    Mason  1001 

Vernon  Place  1007 

1014    Auburn  

1100    Taylor  1101 

1200    Jones  1201 

1300    Leavenworth  1301 

Hall  Place 

1400    Hvde  1401 

1500    Larkiu  1501 

1600    Polk  1601 

1700    Van  Ness  Avenue  1701 


Pine 

California 

1200    Sacramento 
1300    Clay 
1400    Washington 
1500    Jackson 
160O    Pacific 

1606    Lynch  

1700    Broadway  1701 

1800    Vallejo  1801 

1900    Green  1901 

Russell 

2000    Union  2001 

Allen 

2100    Filbert  2101 

22(0    Greenwich  22lil 

2300    Lombard  2301 

MOO    Chestnut  2401 

2500    Francisco  2601 

2600    Bay  2601 

2700    NorthPoint  2701 

2800    Beach  2801 

(f)    Jefierson  (e) 

Illinois,    S    3    Napa    bet 

Michigan  and  Kentucky 
Indiana,  from  the  bay  bet 

Iowa  and  Minnesota  S  to 

Tulare 


1«00  Franklin 

1900  Gough 

2000  Octavia 

2100  Laguna 

22110  Lincoln 

2300  Webster 

2400  Fillmore 

2600  Steiner 

2(iU0  Grant 

2700  Scott 

2800  Devisadcro 

2900  Broderlck 

0000  Baker 


1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 
2201 
231)1 
2401 
2501 
2K01 
2701 
2801 
2901 
30111 

Jackson  Park,  bet  San- 
ta Clara,  Mariposa,  Ar- 
kansas, and  Carolina 
Jackson  Place,  E  s 
( 1112)Montgomery  bet  Val- 
lejo and  Green 
Jacob!,  N  s  California  bet 

Leavenworth  and  Hyde 
Jane,  S  8  (135)  Jessie  bet 
Second  and  Third    SE  to 
Howard 
Jane    Place,    N  8    (908) 
Pine  bet  Mason  and  Taylor 
Jansen,  N  8   (716)  Green- 
wich bet  Jlasonand  Taylor 
N  to  Lombard 
Jasper  Place,  N  s  (518) 
Union    bet     Kupont    and 
Stockton  N  to  Filbert 
JefTerson,  W  s  Powell  N 

of  Beach  W  to  Baker 
North.    Street.  South  Side 
id)    Powell  1 

(d)    Mason  101 

(d)    Taylor  201 

(d)    Jones  301 

(d)    Leavenworth  401 

(d)    Hyde  601 

(d)    Larkln  601 

700    Polk  7()1 

800    Van  Ness  Avenue    801 
900    Franklin  901 

1000    Gough  1001 

1100    Octavia  HOI 

1200    Laguna  1201 


1300 
1400 
1500 
16i>0 
1700 
l.sOO 
1900 
2000 
2100 


Lincoln 

Webster 

Fillmore 

Steiner 

Grant 

Scott 

Devisadcro 

Broderick 

Baker 


1301)  Joseph's  Terrace,  E  8 


1401 
1501 
1601 
1701 
1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 


JefTerson  Square,   bet 

Tyler,  Gough,  Eddy,  and 
Laguna 
Jersey,  W  8  Guerrero  bet 
Twenty-fourth  and  Twen- 
ty-Htlh  W  to  Douglass 
Jessie,  AV  s  (46)  First  bet 
Market  and  Mission  \V  to 
Tenth 
Northwest. Street.  Southeast. 
2    First  1 

New  Anthony 
100    Second  (b) 

Jane  135 

New  Montgomery 
162    Annie  161 

200    'J'liird  201 

300    Fourth  301 

400     Kifth  401 

500    Sixth  501 

600    Seventh  601 

700    Eighth  701 

800    Ninth  801 

900    'J'enth  9ol 

Jewett,  W  8  Fourth  bet 
Townsend  and  King  \V  to 
Fifth 
John,   W8   (1211)   Powell 
bet  Pacific  and  Jackson  AV 
to  Mason 
John,    (now   Twenty-sec- 
ond) AV  s  Bryant  Avenue 
bet       Twenty-first       and 
Twenty-third  W   to  Doug- 
lass 
Johnson  Place.  S  s  Har- 
rison bet  Main  and  Spear 
Johnston,  (now  Ninth)  S  s 

Market  SE  to  Channel 

Joice,  N  8  (710)  Pine  bet 

Stockton  and  Powell  N  to 

California 

Jones,    N  8    Market    bet 

Leavenworth  and   Taylor 

N  to  the  bay 

East.       Street.    West  Side 

2 
100 
200 


McAllister 

Tyler 

Turk 

McDermott  Place 

Eddy 

Ellis 

Antonio 

O'Farrell 

Geary 

Cottage  Place 

Post 


704  Lewis 
800  Sutter 
806   AVhite  Place 


Stockton  bet  Lombard  and 
Chestnut 

Joy,  from  California  Av- 
enue N  W  to  Brewster,  B.  H 

Julia,  Ss  Minna  bet  Sev- 
enth and  Eighth 

Julia  Court,  N  8  (28) 
U'Farrell  bet  Dupont  and 
Stockton 

Julius,  N  s  (222)  Lombard 

bet  Kearnj-  and  Dupont 
Junction,  AV  s  San  Joffe 
Koail    bet     Twenty-ninth 
and  Thirtieth 
Juniper,  S  s  il417)  Folsom 

bet  'lentil  and  Eleventh 
Kansas,     from      Mission 
t;reek    bet    Rhode   Island 
and  Vermont  S  to  'lularo 
K.ate,  S  s  Bryant  bet  Sev- 
enth and  Eighth 
Kate,  junction  Market  and 

Laguna  W  to  Steiner 
Kearny,  N  s  Market  bet 
Montgomery  and   Dupont 
N  to  the  bay 
East.    Street. 
2    Geary 
Morton 
Post 

Ver  Slehr 
Sutter 

Hardie  Place 
Bush 
Pine 
Summer 
California 
Sacramento 
Commercial 
.._    CTav 
720    Jlerebant 
800    AVasliinnton 

Palmer  Alley 

9ri0    Jackson 

1000  Pacific 

1018  St.  Cliarlcs  Place 

1100  Broadway 

1106  Dunn  Alley  

Hinckley  U21 

1200  A\alUjo  I'-iOl 

1300  Green  1301 

1400  Union  1401 

1500  Filbert  1501 

1600  Greenwich  1601 

1700  Lombard  1701 

1800  Chestnut  1^01 

(d)    Francisco  1901 

(d)    Bay  2001 

(d)    North  Point  (e) 


p,0 
116 
21)0 
218 
300 
400 
414 
500 
600 
632 
700 


West   Side. 

1 

19 

101 


201 

301 

401 

601 
601 
627 
701 
(a) 
801 
809 
i.01 
lOUl 

1101 


900    Bush  901 

lllOO    Pine  JOOl 

1100    California  1101 

1200    Sacramento  1201 

13110    Clay  1301 

1400    AVashington  1401 

1600    Jackson  1501 

1600    Pacific  IbOl 

1608    Bernard  1607 

1700    Broadway  1701 

IHOO    Vallejo  IWl 

1900    Green  1901 

Lincoln 

2000    Union  2001 

21u0    Filbert  2101 

Valparaiso  

2200    Greenwich  2201 

2300    Lombard  2301 

Duane 

2400    (;hestnut  2401 

2500    Francisco  2.501 

2600    Bav  2601 

2700    North  Point  2701 

2800    Beach  2801 

(e)    Jefferson  (e) 
Jones  Alley,    N  s   (532) 
AVashington  bet  Sansom  & 
Montgomery  N  to  Jackson 


Kensington  Place,  AV 

8  Howard  bet  Nineteenth 
and  Twentieth 
Kent,   AV  s  (1809)   Mason 

bet  Filbertand  Union 
Kentucky,  from  the  bay 
bet  Illinois  and  Tennessee 
S  to  Tulare 
Keyes  Alley, N  sPaciflc 

bet  Mason  and  Powell 
Kimball,  N  s  (1406)  Sac- 
ramento bet  Leavenworth 
and  Hyde 
KinK>    AV    s     Second    bet 
Townsend  and  Berry  SAV 
to  Channel 
Northwest.  Street.  Southeast. 
2    Seccnd  1 

100    Third  101 

Madilen 
Haggin 
200    Fourth  201 

300    Fifih  301 

400    Sixth  401 

500    Seventh  801 

Kins.  N  8  Silver  Avenue 
bet  Holyoke  and  Hamilton 

Kislins     Place,      N     8 

Fourteenth     bet     Folsom 
and  Harrison 
Kosciu«ko,from  Cortland 
Avenue  S  to  Crescent  Av- 
enue, B.  II 


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Ko8«nth,    E   s    Railroad 

Avenue  K  to  Bo  wen 
Kramer  Place,  8  s  (4031 
Greenwich     bet     Dupont 
and  Stocliton 
Xiatayette,  S  s    Mission 
bet  Eleventli  and  Twelfth 
S  to  Howard 
I.afayette  Place,  N  s 
(420)  Green  bet  Kearny  and 
Dupont  N  to  Union 
X^arayctte  Square,  bet 
Sacramento,  Gough, Wash- 
ington, and  Laguua 
lliaguna,  N  s  Market  bet 
Octavia  and  Lincoln  K  to 
the  bay 
East.      Street.      West  Side. 
2    Marliet  and  Kate         1 
100    Waller  loi 

200    Haigljt  201 

KosEA.  venue 
300    rage  301 

Lily  Avenue 
400    Oak  401 

Hickory  Avenue 
500    Kell  501 

Linden  Avenue 
600    Hayes  601 

Ivy  Avenue 
700    Grove  701 

liirch  Avenue 
800    Fulton  801 

Ash  Avenue 
900    McAllister  901 

Locust  Avenue 
Tyler 


1600 


1000    Tyler  1001 

1100    Turk  1101 

1200    Eddy  liOl 

AVillow  Avenue 

1300    Ellis  1301 

Oiive  Avenue 

1400    OFarrell  1401 

Myrtle  Avenue 

1500    Geary  1501 
Cedar  Avenue 

I'ost  1601 
Walnut  Avenue 

1700    Sutter  1700 

Fern  Avenue 
1800    Bush  1801 
1900    1-ne  1901 
2000    California  2001 
2100    Sacramento  2101 
2200    Clay  2201 
2300    AVashington  2301 
2400    Jackson  2401 
2500    racific  2501 
2600    Broadway  2601 
2700    Vallejo  2701 
2800    Green  2801 
2900    Union  2901 
3000    Filbert  3001 
3100    Greenwich  3101 
3200    Lombard  3i01 
3300    Chestnut  330I 
3400    Francisco  3401 
3500    Bay  3501 
3600    NorthPoint  3601 
3700    Beach  37OI 
3800    Jefferson  2801 
3900    Tonquin  3S01 
(e)     Lewis  (e) 
I<aldley,    from    Thirtieth 
8E  to  Fainnount   thence 
SW  to  Castro 
I<angton.  S  s  (1111)  How- 
ard    bet     Seventh  and 
Eighth 
Larkin,  N  s  Market  bet 
Polk  and  Hyde  Jf  to  the 
bay 

East.     Street. 
2    Market 

(c)    Hayes 

loo    Grove 

200    Fulton 

300    McAllister 
-— ;    Locust  Avenue 

400    Tyler  401 

Elm  Avenue 

500    Turk  501 

Laurel  Avenue 

600    Eddy  601 

Willow  Avenue 

700    Ellis  701 

Olive  Avenue 

800    O'Farrell  801 

Myrtle  Avenue 


900    Geary 

Cedar  Avenue 

1000    Post 

Walnut  Avenue 

1100    Sutter 

Fern  Avenue 

1200    Bush 

1300    Pine 
1400    California 
1500    Sacramento 
1600     Clay 
1700    Washington 
1800    Jackson 
1900    Pacific 
2000    Broadway 
2100    Vallejo 
2200    Green 

Brady  Place 
2300    tinion 
2400    Filbert 
2500    Greenwich 
2600    Lombard 
2700    Chestnut 
2800    Francisco 
2900    Bay 
3000    North  Point 
3100    Beach 

(d)    Jefferson 

(.d)    Tonquin 


901 

1001 

1101 

1201 
1301 
1401 
1501 
1601 
1701 
1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 
2201 

2301 
2401 
2501 
2601 
2701 
2801 
2901 
3(101 
3101 
3201 
(e) 


212    Commercial 
(e)     Clay 


West  Side. 
1 

101 
201 
301 


riaskie,  N  s  Mission  bet 

Eighth  and  Ninth 
Hiatham     Place,      W   3 

Mason  bet  Ellis  and  O'Far- 
rell 

I^aura  Place,  S  s  (335) 
Pine  bet  Montgomery  and 
Sansom 

JCiaurel,  X  s  California  bet 
Locust  and  Walnut  N  to 
Presidio  Reservation 

JLaurel  Avenue,  W  s 
Larkin  bet  Turk  and  Eddy 

Xiaurel  Avenue,  from 
Cortland  Avenue  S  to  Ben- 
ton Avenue,  B.  H 

liuurel  Place,  W  s  (350) 
First  bet  Folsom  and  Har- 
rison 

Iteavennrorth,  N  s  Mc- 
Allister   bet    Jones  and 
Hyde  N  to  the  bay 
East.     Street.      West  Side. 
2    McAllister  1 
100    Tyler  101 

Burcham  Place 

200    Turk  201 

300    Eddy  301 

400    Ellis  401 

500    O'Farrell  501 

600    Geary  601 

700    Post  701 

800    Sutter  801 

900    Bush  901 

1000  Pine  1001 

1100  California  1101 

1200  Sacramento  1201 

1300  Clay  1301 

1400  Washington  1401 

1500  Jackson  1501 

1600  Pacific  1601 

Lynch  1609 

1614  Bernard  

1700  Broadway  1701 

Glover  

1800  Vallejo  1801 

1900  Green  1901 

Lincoln  

2000  Union  2001 

Havens 

2100  Filbert  2101 

2200  Greenwich  2201 

2300  Lombard  2301 

2400  Chestnut  2401 

'2500  Francisco  2501 

2600  Bay  2601 

2700  NorthPoint  2701 

•2800  Beach  2801 

(e)     Jefferson  (e) 

I.ee,  from  Cortland  Avenue 
S  to  San  Bruno  Koad  S  a 
B.  H 

X.eicleBdorflr,  If  a  Pine 
bet  Montgomery  and  San- 
som S  to  Clay 

East.     Street.      West  Side. 

(6)    Pine  (b) 

100    California  101 

200    Sacramento  201 


X.ena  Place,  E  3  Illinois 
bet  Shasta  and  Napa 

lieonore,  E  s  San  Bruno 
Road  4  miles  from  City 
Hall  •' 

Ljeroy  Place,  S  3  (1319) 
Sacramento  bet  Jones  and 
Leavenworth 

K.e8trade  Place,    N    a 

(632)    Pacific  bet  Kearny 
and  Dupont 

Xiewis,  W  8  Polk  bet  Ton- 
quin and  the  bav  W  to 
Baker 

KiewU,  from  Bemia  W  to 
Castro 

r.ewi8  Place,  W  s  (605) 
Taylor  bet  Sutter  and  Post 
W  to  Jones 

Iilberty,  N  a  Townaend 
bet  Ritch  and  Crook 


I^iberty,  W  s  Valencia  bet 
Twentieth  and  Twenty 
first 

l.lck  Alley,  ■Ws(5G)  First 
bet  Mission  and  Jessie 

I^ick  Place,  N  s  (12)  Post 
bet  Montgomery  and 
Kearny  N  to  Sutter 

liily  Avenue,  N  s  Market 
bet  Page  and  Oak  W  to 
Lincoln 

JLima,    N    3    Filbert    bet 

Leavenworth  and  Hyde 

Xiincoln,  (late  Buchanan) 

N  s  Ridley  bet  Laguna  and 

Webster  N  to  the  bay 

East.      Street.      West  Side. 

2    Ridley  1 

100    Kate  101 

200    Waller  201 

300    Haight  301 

400    Page  401 

Lily  Avenue 

500    Oak  501 

Hickory  Avenue 

600    Fell  601 

Linden  Avenue 

700    Hayes  701 

Ivy  Avenue 

800    Grove  801  \ 

Birch  Avenue 

900    Fulton  901 

Ash  Avenue 

1000    McAllister  1001 

Locust  Avenue 

1100    Tyler  1101 

1200    Turk  1201 

1300    Eddy  1300 

1400    Ellis  1400 

1500    O'Farrell  1501 

1600    Geary  1601 

1700    Post  1701 

1800    Sutter  1801 

1900    Bush  1901 

2000    Pine  2001 

2100    California  2101 

2200    Sacramento  2201 

2300    Clay  2301 

2400    Washington  2401 

•2500    Jackson  2501 

•2600    Pacific  2601 

2700    Broadway  2701 

•2800    Vallejo  2801 

2900    Green  2901 

3000    Union  3001 

3100    Filbert  3101 

3200    Greenwich  3201 

3300    Lombard  3301 

3400    Chestnut  3401 

Lobos  Square 
3600  Bay  3601 
3700  NorthPoint  3701 
3800  Beach  3801 
3900  Jefferson  3901 
4000  Tonquin  4001 
(e)  Lewis  (e) 
Xtincoln,  from  North  Av- 
enue E  to  Prentiss,  B.  H 


liiucoln   Avenue,  E    a 

(208)  Dupont  bet  Post  and 
Sutter 

X.incoIn  Place,  E  a  (243) 
Fremont  bet  Howard  and 

Folsom 

I<inden   Avenue.  W    s 

Van  Ness  Avenue  bet 
Hayes  and  Fell  W  to  Web- 
ster 
Jforth.  Street.  South  Side. 
2  Van  Ness  Avenue  1 
100    Franklin  301 

'200    Gough  201 

300    Octavia  301 

400    Laguna  401 

500    Lincoln  501 

(e)     Webster  (e) 

liobog  Square,  bet  La- 
guna, Bay,  Webster,  and 
Chestnut 

liocust.  N  s  California  bet 
Spruce  and  Laurel  N  to 
Presidio  Reservation 

K<ocu8t   Avenue,    W    3 

Larkin  bet  McAllister  and 
Tyler 

liombard,  W  a  Battery 
bet  Chestnut  and  Green- 
wich W  to  Baker.  (The 
buildings  in  this  street  are 
incorrectly  numbered) 
North^  Street.  South  Side. 
1 
(c) 
101 


301 
311 
401 
407 
601 

601 
605 

613 
701 
801 
901 
1001 
1101 
1201 


liineoln,  W  s  Taylor  bet 
Union  and  Green  W  to 
Leavenworth 


2  Battery 
(c)  Sansom 
100    Montgomery 

Webster 
200    Kearny 
222    Julius 
300    Dupont 

Ada 

400    Stockton 

Lombard  Place 

500    Powell 

-  Chambers  Place 
600    Mason 

Hartman 

608    Newell 

-  Jansen 
700    Taylor 
800    Jones 
900    Leavenwortb 

1000    Hyde 
1100    Larkin 

1'200    Polk  ,,„, 

1300    Van  Nesa  Avenue  1301 
1400    Franklin  1401 

1500    Gough  1501 

1600    Octavia  1601 

1700    Laguna  1701 

1800    Lincoln  IsOl 

1900    Webster  1901 

2000    Fillmore  2001 

2100    Steiner  2101 

2200    Grant  2201 

2300    Scott  2301 

2400    Devisadero  2401 

2500    Broderick  2501 

2601    Baker  2601 

Hiombard  Place,  S  s 
(407)  Lombard  bet  Stockton 
and  Powell 

X<ott  or  Cemetery  Av- 
enue,   N    s    Waller    l)et 
Lyon  and  Masonic  Avenue 
N  to  Presidio  Reservation 
X^ouUa,  E  s  (317)  Fourth 

bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Kiouisiana,  S  3  Napa  bet 

Maryland  and  Georgia 
Ijuck,  W  8  Orleans  W  to 

Bemal 
Eiundy  ILiane,  from  Vir- 
ginia Avenue  NE  to  Coso 
Avenue,  B.  H 
I<ynch,  W  s  (1609)  Leaven- 
worth    bet     Pacific    and 
Broadway 
ILiyon,  N  s  Haight  bet  Baker 
and  Lott  N  to  Presidio  Res- 
ervation 
rayons,     from     California 
Avenue  S  to  Cortland  Av- 
nue,  B.  H 


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X^yaett  Place,  S  s  (1311) 

Sacramento  bet  Joni's  and 

Leavenworth 
M,  W  8  Old  San  Jos«  Koad 

bet     Twenty-second     and 

Twenty-third 
Bfodden,    S  s   Townsend 

bet  Third  and  Fourth  S  to 

llcrry 
afaiden  I.ane,  S  s  (521) 

Jackson  bet  Alonlgomery 

and  Kearny 
Blaiden  r.ane,  N  a  (632) 

Vallejo    bet    Powell    and 

Stockton 

Main,  S  8  Market  bet  Spear 

and  Beale  SE  to  bryant 

Southwest.  Street. Koriheait. 

2    Jlarltet  1 

Jleeks  Place  

Jlain  Street  Place 

100    >IiBsion  101 

200    Howard  201 

300    Kolsora  301 

Rincon  Court 
400    Harrison  401 

(O     Bryant  (e) 

JHain  Street  Place,  Es 

Main  bet  Market  and  Mis- 
sion 
Bfalvlna     Place,    W    8 

(1017)  iMason  bet  Clay  and 

Sacramento 
JHapIe,  N  s  California  bet 

Cherry  and  Spruce  K  to 

Presidio  Reservation 
Marengo,  SE  of  San  Bru- 
no Road  4  miles  from  City 

Hall 
Margaret,  !K  8    Mission 

bet  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Margaret   Place,    K  s 

(430)   Vallejo  bet    Dupont 

and  Kearny 
Margaret   Place,  N    s 

(14)    lurk  bet  Mason  and 

Taylor 
Maria  or  Mary,  E  and 

W  8  Chesley  bet  Harrison 

and  Bryant 
Marin,  from  the  bay  bet 

Colusa   and  Tulare  W  to 

Vermont 
Mariposa,  from  the  bay 

bet  Santa  Clara  and  Solano 

W  to  Harrison 
Mariposa  Terrace,  N 

g  Harrison  bet  Seventh  and 

Eighth 
Market,  junction    Sacra- 
mento and    East    SW    to 

Mission  Dolores* 
N.W.  Street.    S.E.    Street. 


801  Fourth 
flOl  Fifth 
1001  Sixth 
1101  Seventh 
1;!01  Eighth 
1301  Ninth 
1400  Lev'w'thUOl  Tenth 
1500  Hvde        1501  Klev'nth 
1600  Larkin      IbOl  Potter 
nOO  Polk  noi  Brady 

1800  Van  NAv  1801  Valencia 

1900  Franklin 

2000  Cough      2001  Guerrero 


2100  Octavia 
2200  Lagiina 
2300  Lincoln 
2400  Church 


2401  Church 


*  The  want  of  uniformity 
in  the  numbers  of  Market 
Street  is  occasioned  by  the 
difference  in  the  frontage  of 
the  blocks  on  each  side  of 
the  street 


2500  Sanchez   2501  Sanchez 
2«00  Noe  2B01  Noe 

2700  Castro      2701  Castro 

Diamond Diamond 

Dougbiss Douglass 

Martha  Place,  S  s  (417) 
Geary  bet  Mason  and  Tay- 
lor 

Mary,  S  s  (9-21)  Mission  bet 
Fifth  and  Sixth  SE  to 
Howard 

Mary  or  Maria,  E  and 
W  s  Chesley  bet  Bryant 
and  Harrison 

Mary  ILiane,  S  a  (423) 
Bush  bet  Kearny  and  Du- 
pont 

Maryland,  S  s  Napa  bet 
Delaware  and  Louisiana 

Mason,  N  s  Market  bet 
Powell  and  Taylor  N'  to  the 
bay 

£ast.      Street.     West  Side. 

2    Turk  and  Market         1 

100    Eddy  101 

200    Ellis 

Latham  Place 

J'ikeman  Place 

300    O'Farrell 
400    Geary 

Oak 

JOO    Post 
600    Sutter 
700    Biish 
800    Pine 
900    California 

1000    Sacramento 

Ewer  Place 

Jlalvina  Place 

1190  Clay 

Matthew  Place 

1110  Sheppard  Place 

1200  Wasliiiigton 

1300  Jacksou 

1:314  John 

1400  Pacific 

1500  Bruadway 

1600  Vallejo 

1700  Green 

1716  Winter's  Lane 

1800  Union 

Kent 

Filbert 

Valparaiso 

Greenwich 

Lombard 

Chestnut 

Water 

Francisco 

Vandewater 

Bay 

N  orth  Point 

Beach 

Jeflerson 
Masonic  Avenue,   K  s 
Waller  bet  Lott  and  Ash- 
bury  N  to  Point  Lobos  Av- 
enue 
Massachasetts,  from  S  s 

Napa  E  of  Delaware 
Massasoit,  from    Cortez 
SE  to  Franconia  Avenue, 
B.  H 
Mateo,  W  of  Miguel  from 
San  Jose  Road  N  W  to  Che- 
nery 
Matthew   Place,  W    s 
(1107)  Mason  bet  Clay  and 
Washington 
May  Flovrer,  E  s  Kose- 
crans   bet  California   Av- 
enue and  Powhattan,  B.  H 

McAllister,  junction   of 
Market  and   Jones   W  to 
Masonic  Avenue 
North.    Street.    South  Side. 
2    Market  and  Jones       1 
100    Leavenworth  101 

200    Hyde  201 

300    Larkin  301 

400    Polk  401 

500    Van  Kess  Ayenae    501 


1900 


2300 

2400 

2500 

2600 

(e) 


201 

217 
301 
401 
409 
501 
601 
701 
801 
901 
1001 
1011 
1017 
1101 
1107 

1201 
1301 

1401 
1501 
1601 
1701 

1801 
1809 
1901 
1911 
2001 
2101 
2201 

2301 

2401 

2501 

2601 

(e) 


fiOO    Franklin 
700    Gough 
800    Ociavia 
(lOO    Laguna 

1000    Lincoln 

1100    Webster 

1200    Fillmore 

1300    Steiner 

1400    Grant 

1500    Scott 

1600    Dcvisadero 

1700    Broderick  1701 

1800    Baker  1801 

McC'lellan,  from  Califor- 
nia Avenue  S  to  Cortland 
Avenue,  B.  H 

McCormick,  S  8  (1421) 
Pacific  bet  Hyde  and  Lar- 
kin 

McI>ermott  Place,  W 
8  (215)  Jones  bet  Turk  and 
Eddy 

Mcl<aren  I^ane,  W  s 
Folsom  bet  Thirteenth  and 
Fourteenth 

Meacham  Place,  R  s 
Post  bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 

Medan  Place,  K  s  (504) 
Filbert  bet  Dupont  and 
Stockton 

Meeks  Place.  W  s  Main 
bet  Market  and  Mission 

Melius,  W  8  Fremont  bet 
Mission  and  Howard 

Melvina  Place,  (see 
Malvina) 

Merced,  S  s  Thirtieth  S  to 
Laidley 

Mercer,  from  Cortland 
Avenue  S  to  Crescent  Ave- 
nue, B.  H 

Merchant,  W  s  East  bet 
Clay  and  Washington  W  to 
Kearny 

North.  Street.  South  Side. 
2    East  1 

(6)    Drumm  (6) 

(b)    Davis  (6' 

300    Front  301 

400    BatK^ry  401 

5110    Sansom  501 

600    Montgomery  601 

628    Dunbar  Court         

(e)     Kearny  (e) 

M^errill,  N  s  Silver  Avenue 
bet  Williams  and  Goettin- 
gen 

Metcalfe  Place,  X  s 
Geary  bet  Masou  and  Tay- 
lor 

Michigan,  S  s  Xapa  bet 
Georgia  and  Illinois 

Middle,  N  s  Pine  bet  Web- 
ster and  Fillmore  N  to  Cal- 
ifornia 

Midway  East,  N  s  Fran- 
cisco bet  Dupont  and 
Stockton  N  to  bay 

Midway  -W^est,  N  s 
Francisco  bet  Stockton  and 
Powell  N  to  bay 

Miguel,  from  Bemis  nr 
Fairmount  SE  to  San  Jose 
Koad 

Miles  Court,  N  s  (832) 
California  bet  Stockton 
and  Powell 

Miles  Place,  N  s  (928) 
Sacramento  bet  Stockton 
and  Powell 

Miller's  Place,  S  s  (827) 
Folsom  bet  Fourth  and 
Fifth 

Mills  Place,  W  s  (219) 
Dupont  bet  Post  and  Sutter 

Minna,  W  s  (118)  First  bet 
Mission  and  Natoma  W  to 
Tenth 

Northuie/t.  Street.  Southeast 
2    First 


601.  300  Fourth 

701    400  Fifth 

801    500  .-ixth 

901 1  600  Seventh 

1001    700  Eighth 

noil  800  Ninth 

12011  900  Tenth 
1301' 
1401 

1501 1„ 
j(j01' Minnesota,  from  the  bay 


301 
401 
501 
601 
701 
801 
901 

Minna  Place.  W  s  Beale 
bet  M  ission  and  Howard 


100 


1 

Second  101 

New  Montgomery 
Third  201 


bet  Tennessee  and  Indiana 
S  to  Tulare 

Mission,  W  s  East  bet 
Market  and  Howard  SW  to 
Twelfth  thence  S  to  Ser- 
pentine Avenue 

Northwest.  Street.  Southeast. 


2  East 
(c)  Mewart 
100  Spear 
•200  Main 
300  Beale 
400  Fremont 
500    First 

Sullivan  Alley 

670    New  Anthony 
600    Second 
626    Jane 

New  Montgomery 
650    Annie 
700    'I'liird 
800    Fourth 
900    Fifth 

51 ary 

1000    Sixth 
1100    Seventh 
1200    Eighth 

Laskie 

Ninth 

n'ashington  At 

Grand  Avenue 

Tenth 

Eleventh 

Lafavette 

Potter 

Twelfth 

Brady 

Hermann 

Ihirteenth 

Ridley 

Erie  Place 

Fourteenth 

Fifteenth 

Sixteenth 

Goldman  Place 

Seventeenth 

Eighteenth 

Nineteenth 

Twentieth 

Twenty-first 

Twenty-second 
2700    Twenty-third 
2800    Twenty-fourth 
2900    Twentv-fiith 
3000    Twenty-sixth 

Serperiline  Av 
Mission  Avenue,  S  s 
Seventeenth  bet  Valencia 
and  Guerrero 
Mission  Plaza,  NW  s 
Jl ission  bet  Potter  and 
Ridley 

Mississippi,  from  the  bay 
bet  Pennsylvania  and  Tex- 
as S  to  1  ulare 

Missouri,  from  the  bay 
bet  Texas  and  Connecticut 
S  to  Tulare 

Monroe,  N  s  (610)  Bush 
bet  Stockton  and  Powell  N 
to  Pine 

Montcalm,  from  Califor- 
nia Avenue  bet  Wolfe  and 
Cortez  E  to  Isabel,  B.  H 

Montezuma,  from  Coso 
Avenue  E  to  Folsom.  B.  H 

Montgomery,  N  s  Jlar- 
ket  bet  Kearny  and  San- 
som N  to  the  bay 

East.  Street.  West  Side. 
2    Post  1 

100    Sutter  101 

200    Bush  201 

300    Pine  301 

Summer  319 

400    California  401 

500    Sacramento  SOI 


1300 


1600 


1700 

1800 
1900 
2000 

2100 
2200 
2300 
2400 
2500 
2600 


701 
801 
901 
921 
1001 
lllil 
1201 

1301 


1401 
1501 


1601 


1701 


1801 
1901 
2001 

2101 
2201 
2301 
2401 
2501 
2601 
2701 
2801 
2901 
3001 


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707 


518    romraercial  513 

600    Clay  601 

6;2    Merchant  613 

700    Washington  701 

HOO    Jackson  801 

808    Gold  

900    Pacific  901 

IMoiitgomery  Court  915 

1000    Bro:i4way  1001 

1100    Viliejo  1101 

1112    Jackson  riace         

1200    Green  1201 

■ Moulton  Place 

1300    Union  1301 

Montgom'y  Place  1311 

Alta  ]31i 

1400    Kilhert  1401 

1500    Greenwich  1501 

1600    Lomiiard  JHOl 

(d)  Cheslnut  1701 

(e)  Francisco  \e) 
Montgomery  We^v,  S  s 

JIarket    bet    Second  and 
Third 

iVest.         Street.  East. 

•2    Market  1 

Jessie 
100    Jlission  101 

Jlinna 
Naloma 
Howard 
Bf  ontgoinery  Court,  W 
s  (fll5)  Montgomery  bet  Pa- 
cific and  Broadway 

Sfontsomery  Place, W 

B  (1311)    .Montgomery    bet 

Union  and  Filbert 
Hloore.    N  s    Union    bet 

Hyde  and  Larkin 
Jlloore  Place,  Ns  Clay 

bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
morel  Place.  N  s  (1420i 

Pacific    bet     Larkin    and 

Hyde 

Morey  Alley.  N  s   f730) 

l{roa<hvay     bet    Stockion 

and  Powell 
Morse.  N  s  (403)  Bush  bet 

Kearny  and  Uupont  N  to 

Pine 

]IIor8e  Place.  S  s  Broad- 
way bet  Hyde  and  Leaven- 
worth 

Morton,  (late  St.  Mark's 
I'lace)  W  8  (19)  Kearnv  bet 
Post  and  Geary  W  to 
Stockton 

Moss.  S  8  '105?l)  Howard  bet 
M.xth  and  Seventh  S\V  to 
Folsom 


STebraska.  from  Mission 
Creek  bet  Vermont  and 
Utah  S  to  Yuba 

IVecropoIiB  Avenue.W 

s   Dolores    bet    Sixteenth 
and  Seventeenth 

STevada,  from  the  bay  bet 
Humboldt  and  Sonoma  W 
to  Hampshire 

STevada,  8  s  Folsom  bet 
Eleventh  and  Twelfth  SE 
to  Harrison 

arew  Anthony.  N  s  (570) 
Jlission  bet  First  and  Sec- 
ond 

"Sew  Montsomery,  S  s 

JIarket    bet    Second  and 
Third 
West.  Street.         East, 

■i    JIarket  1 

Jessie 
100    Jlission  101 

Jlinna 
Naioma 
Howard 
STew  Orleans  Avenne. 
N  8  Green   bet  Hyde  and 
Leavenworth 
STew  Pacific.  Ns  Jfisslon 

bet  Eiglith  and  Ninth 
IVewell.  N  s  (608)  Lombard 
bet  JIason  and  Taylor  i^  to 
Chestnut 
JVineteenth,  (late  Eagle) 
W  s  Harrison  bet  Eight- 
eenth and  Twentieth  W  to 
Douglass 

Sfinth.  (late  Johnston)  S  s 

JIarket     bet     Tenth    and 

Eleventh  SE  to  Channel 

Southwest.  Street.  Mrtheast. 

2    JIarket  1 

100    Jlission  101 

•200    Howard  201 

300     Folsom  301 

400    Harrison  401 

500    Bryant  501 

Bran  nan 


2100    Devisadero  2101 

22(i0    Broderick  2201 

2300    Baker  2301 

STorwich,  "W  s  Folsom  bet 
ilontezuma  and  Prospect 
Avenue,  B.  H 

Wye,  from  Cadwallader  N 

to  Islais  Creek 
Oak,  junction  Market  and 
\  an  Ness  Avenue  bet  Fell 
Page 
North.    Street.    South  Side. 
2    JI'ktandVanNessAv  1 
100    Franklin  101 

200    Gough  201 

300    Octavia  301 

400    Laguna  401 

500    Lincoln  501 

600    Webster  601 

700    Fillmore  701 

800    Steiner  801 

flOO    Grant  901 

1000    Scott  1001 

1100    Devisadero  1101 

1200    Broderick  1201 

1300    Baker  1301 

Oak,  W  s  (409)  Mason  bet 
Geary  and  Post  W  to  Tay- 
lor 

Oak  Avenue,  S  g  (953) 
Harrison  bet  Fifth  and 
Sixth  SE  to  Bryant 

Ocean  Ifouse  and 
Beach  i£oad,  from 
Point  Lobos  Koad  S  and  E 
to  the  Ocean  House 


3300 
3400 
3500 
3600 
3700 
3800 
(e) 


Francisco 

Bay 

North  Point 

Beach 

Jetierson 

Tonquin 

Lewis 


3301 
3401 
3501 
3601 
3701 
3801 
(e) 


Moulton,  E  8  Fillmore  nr 
Pacific 

Moulton      Place,   W  s 

Jlontgomery  bet  Union 
and  Green 

Moultrie,  from  Cortland 
Avenue  S  to  Crescent  Av- 
enue, B.  H 

Myrtle  Avenue,  W  s 
Larkin  bet  O'Farrell  and 
Geary 

UTapa,  (now  Twentieth) 
from  the  bay  W  to  Doug- 
lass 

STapoleon,  from  Orleans 
E  to  Kiggs 

BTassau  Place,  S  s  Har- 
rison bet  Second  and  Third 

STatoma,  W  s  (146)  First 
bet  Howard  and  Jlission 

Northwest.  Street. Southeast. 

•i    First  1 

100    Second  101 

New  Jlontgomery 
(6)    Third  '     (b) 

(6)    Fourth  (6) 

400    Fifth  401 

500    Sixth  601 

600    Seventh  fiOl 

700    Eighth  701 

Ninth 
Savy,  (now  Twenty-sixth) 
W  side  Bryant  Avenue  bet 
Twenty-fltth  and  Twenty- 
seventh  W  to  Douglass       I 


arobili  Alley,  E  3  (1507) 
Dupout  bet  Union  and  Fil- 
bert 

Hfoble  (now  Reed)  Alley, 
S  s  (331)  Green  bet  Jlont- 
gomery and  Kearny 

BToble  Place,  W  s  (236) 
Third  bet  Tehama  and 
Folsom 

Woe,  S  s  Ridley  bet  Castro 
and  Sanchez 

Woonan's  Avenue.  E  E 
Eighth  bet  Howard  and 
Folsom 

STorntan,  from  Orleans  E 
to  Rhode  Island  ur  Islais 
Creek 

Worth  Avenue,  from 
Coso  Avenue  S\V  to  Holly 
Park,  B.  H 

Worth  Point,  W  s  Kear- 
ny bet  Beach  and  Bay  W 
to  Baker 

North.    Street.   South  Side. 

2  Kearny  i 

(c)  Dupont  (c) 

100  Stockton  101 

200  I'owell  201 

300  JIason  soi 

400  Taylor  401 

500  Jones  501 

600  Leavenworth  601 

700  Hyde  701 

800  Larkin  801 

«00  Polk  901 

1000  Van  Ness  Avenue  1001 

1100  Franklin  lioi 

1200  Gough  1201 

1300  Octavia  1301 

1100  Laguna  140I 

1500  Lincoln  1501 

1«00  Webster  ]«oi 

1700  Fillmore  1701 

1800  Steiner  I8OI 

1900  Grant  pioi 

2000  Scott  2001 


Ocean     House    Road, 

(Central)  from  JIcAUister 
SW  to  Ocean  House 
Ocean     House    Koad, 

(Jlission)  from  Jlission 
Dolores  SW  to  Ocean 
House 

Ocean    House    Road, 

(<dd)  from  San  Jose  Koad 
nr  Industrial  School  W  to 
Ocean  House 


O'Farrell,  junction  JIar- 
ket and  Dupont  W  to 
Broderick 

!forih  Street.  South  Side. 
2    Dupont  1 

Bagley  Place  

Stockton  101 

Powell  201 

Carlos  Place  219 

O'Farrell  Alley  — '- 
Mason  301 

Raphael  Place        

^a.yfor  401 

»V  illiam  

Jones  501 

Leavenworth  601 

Hyde  701 

Larkin  kiii 

I'olk 


14 

100 
200 

228 
300 


400 

420 

500 

600 

700 

800 

SOO 

1000 

1100 

1200 

1300 

1400 

1500 

1600 

1700 

IbOO 

1000 

:ooo 
21UO 

22u0 


Van  Ness  Avenue   1001 


Franklin 

Gough 

Octavia 

I^aguna 

Lincoln 

Webster 

Fillmore 

Steiner 

Grant 

Scott 

Devisadero 

Broderick 


1101 
1201 
1301 
1401 
1501 
1601 
1701 
1801 
POl 
2001 
2101 
2.01 


Octavia,  N  s  Market  bet 

Gough  and  Laguna  N  to 

the  bay 

East.       Street.      West  Side. 

2    Market  and  Waller     1 

100    Haight  loi 

Rose  Avenue 
200    Page  201 

Lily  Avenue 
300    Oak  301 

Hickory  Avenue 
400    Fell  401 

Linden  Avenue 
500    Hayes  501 

Ivy  Avenue 
600    Grove  601 

Birch  Avenue 
700    Fultcm  701 

Ash  Avenue 
800    JlcAllister  801 

Locust  Avenue 
800    Tyler  901 

Jefferson  Square 
1100    Eddy  noi 

Willow  Avenue 
1200    Ellis  1201 

Olive  Avenue 
1300    O'Farrell  1301 

Jlyrtle  Avenue 
1400    Geary  140 1 

Cedar  Avenue 
1500    Post  1500 

Walnut  Avenue 
1600    Sutter  1601 

Fern  Avenue 
1700    Bush  1701 

1800    Pine  I8OI 

1900    California  1901 

'2000    Sacramento  2001 

Lafayette  Square 
2200    Washington  2201 

'2300    Jackson  2301 

2400    Pacific  2401 

2500    Broadway  2501 

•2600    Vallejo  2601 

2700    Green  2701 

2800    Union  2801 

2900    Filbert  2901 

3000    Greenwich  3001 

3100    Lombard  3101 

3200    Chestnut  3201 1 


O'Farrell    Alley,    N    s 

(228)  (J'Farrell  bet  Powell 
and  JIason 

Ohio,  N  8  (418)  Pacific  bet 

ii  Jlontgomery  and  Sansom 
is  to  Broadway 

Olive  Avenue,  W  s  Lar- 
kin bet  Ellis  and  O'Farrell 

Olmstead.  W  s  San  Bruno 
Road  S  of  D wight,  U.  Jl.  i 

OIney  Place.  N  s  King 
bet  Second  and  Third 

Oneida  Place,  S  s  Sac- 
ramento bet  Stockton  and 
Dupont 

Oregon.  W  s  East  bet 
>\  ashiiigton  and  Jackson 
W  to  Battery 

Orleans,  from  Kansas  S 
to  Islais  Creek 

Orsenius,  from  Byrne  S 
to  Salome 

Oxrord,  S  8  Silver  Avenue 
bet  Cambridge  and  Har- 
vard, U.  Jl.  '1 

Pacific,  W  s  East  bet  Jack- 
son and  Broadway  W  to 
Cherry 

North.    Street 

2  East 

e)  Drumm 

100  Davis 

200  Front 

300  Battery 

400  Sansom 

418  Ohio 


South  Side. 
1 
(c) 
101 
201 
301 
401 


500    Jlontgomery 

600    Kearny 

632    Lestrade  Place 

Bartlett  Alley 

Dupont 

Pacific  Alley 

Sullivan  Alley 

Stockton 

Virginia  Place 

Virginia 
..    Powell 
B06    Higgins  Alley 
922    Scott  Place 

Jl  ason 

Salmon 

Auburn 

Taylor 

Jones 

Leavenworth 

Burgoyne  Place 

Hyde 


700 
706 


806 
815 
900 


1000 
1016 

1100 
1200 
1300 

HOO 


641 
701 


lOOI 

1017 
1101 
1201 
lani 
ISOT 
1401 


a 
a 

t> 

o 

Q 

p 

Q 

p 

3 


> 

o 

a 

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M 
«D 

CQ 

6 

■ 

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1'20    Morel  Place  


JON£S,  PULLMAN  &  CO..  U6  Sansom  Street,  Ladies'  and  ChUd  ren's  Woolen  Good* 


USE  COOPEB'S  BM.M  for  Dysentory^^d^all^iseases^ftbe^^ 


708 


SAN    FRANCISCO    STREET    DIRECTORY 


1500 
IGOO 

noo 
isoo 

1900 
2000 
2100 
2200 
2300 
2400 
2500 
2B00 
2700 


McConnick  1421 

Larkin  150 

Polk  V'SJ 

Van  N'css  Avenue  1701 


Franklin 

Oough 

Octavia 

Laguna 

Lincoln 

Webster 

Fillmore 

steiner 

Grant 

„.„„    Scott 

2800    Devisaclero 

2900    ISroderick 

3000    Baker 


1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 
2201 
2301 
2401 
2501 
2601 
2701 
2801 
2901 
3001 


,     o.,  c,.i.    South  Side. 
Market  and  Franklin  1 


Pacific  Alley,  N  s  (706) 

raciflc   bet    Uupont   and 

Stockton 
Pase,    junction   Franklin 

and  Market  bet  Oak  and 

Haight 
Iforlh.    Street. 

2 
100 
200 
300 
400 
500 
HOO 
700 
800 
900 
1000 
1100 
1200 


Gough 
Octavia 
Laguna 
Lincoln 
Webster 
Fillmore 
Steiner 
Grant 
Scott 

Devisadero 
Broderick 
Baker 
Palmer,    from     junction 
Chenery  and    Miguel    to 
Bartlett 
Palmer  Alley,  W  s  (809) 
Kearny  bet  Jackson    and 
Washington 
Park,       (now       Twenty- 
lourtli)  W  8  Potrero   Av- 
enue    bet      Twonty-third 
and   Twenty-filtli     W     to 
Douglass 
Park  Avenue,  S  s  (969) 
Harrison     bet    Fifth    and 
Sixth  Sli  to  Bryant 
Park  Avenue,  inclosing 

Holly  Park  S  W  s  B.  H 
Park   I^ane,    S  s  South 
Park  bet  Second  and  Third 
S  to  Townsend 
Park  Place,  (313)  Second 

bet  Folsom  and  Damson 
Patterson,    E  s    Bernal 
Mights    bet     Sau     Bruno 
Road  and  Bernal 
Paul,  S  s  Crescent  Avenue 

near  Sau  Bruno  Koad 
Pennsylvania        -A-y*" 
nue,    from   the    bay   bet 
Iowa  and  Mississippi  S  to 
Tulare 
Perley  Place,  E  s  First 

bet  Folsom  and  Harrison 
Perry,  W   s  Vassar  Place 
bet  Harrison  and  Bryant 
W  to  Fifth 
Northwest.  Street.  Southeast 
2    Vassar  Place  1 

100    'Jhird  JO} 

200    Fourth  '01 

Fifth 
Petaluma        Avenue, 
from  I'oint  Lobos  Avenue 
nr  Toll  Gate 
PfeilFer,  W  s  Pupont  bet 
Francisco  and  Chestnut  \V 
to  Stockton 
1  Pbelan  Place,  Ks  Hyde 

bet  Pacific  and  Jackson 
1  Pierce,    (now    Grant)    N 
s   Waller   bet    Scott    and 
Steiner  N  to  the  bay 
Pierce  Kow,  S  s  Union 
bet  Stockton  and  Dupont 
Pike    or    'W^averly 
Place,  N  8  (810)  Sacra- 
mento bet    Stockton    and 
Dupont  N  to  Washington. 


Pinckney    Place,   N  s 

(5i0)  Broadway  bet  Kearny 
and  Dupont  N  to  Vallcjo 

Pine,  junction  Market  and 

Davis  W  to  Cemetery  Av 
North.    Street.    South  Side 
2    Davis 

100    Front 

200    Battery 

300    Sansoin 
■    Laura  I'lace 

400    jNlonlgomery 

Beldeii 

500    Kearny 

Morse 

Central  Place 

520    St.  Mary  Place 
532    Quincy 
600    Dupont 
700    Stockton 
710    Joice 

Monroe 

800  Powell 
900  Mason 
HOS    Jane  Place 

1000  Taylor 

1100  Jones 

12(10  Leavenworth 

noo  Hyde 

1400  Larkin 

1500  Polk 


1 
101 
201 
301 
335 
401 
4:i5 
501 
505 
515 

527 
601 
701 

lis 

801 
901 

1001 
1101 
1201 
l:i01 
1401 
1501 


2400 
2500 
2600 
2700 
2800 
2900 
3000 
31110 
3200 
3300 
(d) 
((/) 


Union 

Filbert 

Greenwich 

Lombard 

Chestnut 

Francisco 

Bay 

North  Point 

Beach 

Jcft'erson 

Tonriuin 

Lewis 


2401 1 1800    Filbert 
2501  1900    Greenwich 
21.01  2000    Lnmliard 
"^    Chestnut 

Francisco 

Bay 

Korth  Point 

Beach 


2701 
2801 
2901 
3001 
3:01 
3201 
3301 
3401 
(e) 


(e)    Jefferson 


1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 
2201 
2301 
2401 
2501 
(e) 


1600    Van  Ness  Avenue  IhOl 


1701 
1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 
2201 

2301 
2401 
2501 
2K01 
2701 
2801 
2901 
3001 


1700  Franklin 
isuo  G.'Ugh 
1900  Octavia 
2000  Laguna 
2100  Lincoln 
2200    Webster 

Middle 
2300    Fillmore 
•2400    Steiner 
2500    Grant 
2600    Scutt 
2700    Devisadero 
28110    Broderick 
2900    Baker 
3000    Lyon 

Cemetery  Avenue 

Pinkham    Place,   W  s 

Kighth    bet    Howard  and 
Folsom 
Pixley  Place,  W  s  Fill- 
more   bet    •Filbert       and 
Greenwich  W  to  Steiner 
Plenfant,  (late  Kiley)  W 
s  (1115)  Taylor  bet  Sacra- 
mento and  Clay  W  to  Jones 
Point    l.iobos  Avenue 
or  Toll  Koad,  from  ter- 
mination of   Geary  W  to 
the  ocean 
Polk,  N  s  Market  bet  Lar- 
kin and  Van  JSess  Avenue 
is'  to  the  bay 
East.      Street 
2    Market 
F.'ll 
Hayes 
Grove 
Fulton 
McAllister 
Locust  Avenue 
Tyler 

Elm  Avenue 
Turk 

Laurel  Avenue 
Eddv 

Willow  Avenue 
Ellis 

Olive  Avenue 
O'Farrell 
Jlyrlle  Avenue 
Geary 

Cedar  Avenue 
Post 

Walnut  Avenue 
Sutler 

Fern  Avenue 

Bush 

.-■vv    Pine 

1500    California 

liiflO    Sacramento 

Clay 

Washington 
Jaclvson 
>,.„,.    Pacific 
2100    Broadway 
2200    Vallcjo 
2300    Green 


Polk  I.«ne,  E  8  (1232) 
Stockton  bet  Broadway 
and  Pacific 
Pollard  Place,  N  8  (420) 
Vallcjo  bet  Kearny  and 
Dupont 
Polonla      Place,     (see 

Verona  Place) 
Porter,  S  s  Crescent  Av- 
enue,   bet     Decatur    and 
Bache  ^ 

Portsmouth  Square, 
b'H  Washington,  Kearny, 
Clay,  and  Brenham  Place 
Post,  junction  Montgom- 
ery and  Market  W  to  Cem- 
etery Avenue 
North.  Street.  South  Side. 
2  Market  and  Mont  i 
12    Lick  Place  -— - 

100    Kearny  •"' 

112    Garden  -— 

200    Dupont  ^" 

300    Stockton  Jy 

400    Powell  f>\ 

500    Jlason  2n 

600    Taylor  "Ul 

William  61 

700    Jones  J": 

mo    Leavenworth  8U 

900    Hyde  »" 

Meachara  Place 

Larkin  100 

I'oik 


1000 
1100 
1200 
1300 
1400 
1500 
1600 
1700 
1800 
1900 
2000 
2100 
2200 
2300 
2400 
2500 
2600 


Van  Ness  Avenue  1201 


(c) 
100 
200 
300 
400 

500 

600 

700 

800 

900 

1000 

1100 

1200 

1300 
1400 


1700 
1800 
1900 
2000 


West  Side. 
1 
(c) 
101 
201 
301 
401 


501 

601 

701 

801 

901 

1001 

1101 

1201 

1301 
1401 
1501 
1601 
1701 
1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 
2201 
230; 


Franklin 
Gough 
Octavia 
Laguna 
Lincoln 
Webster 
Fillmore 
Steiner 
Grant 
Scott 

Devisadero 
Broderick 
Baker 

Lyon  "»" 

Cemetery  Avenue 
Post-offlce  Place,  K  s 
Washington  bet  Sansom 
and  Battery 
Potrero  Avenue,  from 
Mission  Creek  bet  Utah 
and  Hampshire  S  to  ber 
pentine  Avenue  i 

Potter,  S  s  Market  beti 
Eleventh  and  Brady  SE  to 
Mission 
Powell,  N  3  Market  bet 
Stockton  and  Mason  N  to 
the  bay 
East.  street.  West  Side. 
2  Eddy  and  Market  1 
10    Ellis  1»{ 

)0    O'Farrell  ^0 

)0    Geary  ^"} 

in    Post  fOl 

Sutter 


Powell    Avenue,   W  s 

California   Avenue    W   to 
San  Jose  Koad 

Powhattan,  from  North 
Avenue  E  to  Winslow,  B.  il 

Pratt    Court,  N   s  (812) 
California     bet    Stockton 
and  Powell 
Precita    Avenue,  from 
San  Jose  Road  nr  Twenty- 
seventh  E  to   San  Bruno 
Koad 
Prentiss,  from  California 
Avenues  to  Cortland  Av» 
enue,  B.  H 
Presidio    Koad,     from 
Larkin  nr   Pacific  to  the 
Presidio 
Pretck,  E  of  San  Bruno 
Koad   4  miles  from    City 
Hall 
Price,  (now  Eighth)   S   9 
Market   bet   Seventh  and 
Ninth  SE  to  Channel 
Priest,  N  s  Clay  bet  Jones 
and     Leavenworth    N     to 
Washington 
Princeton,  S  s  Silver  Av- 
enue   bet   University   and 
Amherst,  U.  M.  T 
Prospect  Avenue,  from 
Cortland    Avenue    NE    to 
Coso  Avenue,  B.  U 
Prospect    Place,     Ns 
(820)  California  bet  Stock- 


600 
616 
700 
800 
900 
1000 


518    Ankeny  Place 

Bush 

Fella  Place 

Pine 

California 

Sacramento 
.„„„    Clay 
1100    Washington 
1200    J  ackson 

John 

Caroline  Place 

Pacific 

Broadway 

Vallejo 

Green 

Union 


1218 
1300 
1400 
1500 
1600 
1700 


ton  and  Powell  N  to  Clay 
Pulaski,    from     Cortland 
Avenue  S  to  Crescent  Av- 
enue, B.  H 
Putnam,   from    Cortland 
Avenue  S  to  Crescent  Av- 
enue, B.  H 
Putzman,Eof  San  Bruno 
Koad   4   miles   from   City 
Hall 
Quincy,  N  8  (532)  Tine  bet 
Dupont  and  Kearny  N  to 
California 
Quinn,  W  s  Valencia  bet 
Ridley  and  Fourteenth  W 
to  Guerrero 
Uuinn  Place,  E  s  Valen- 
cia   bet    Fourteenth   and 
Ridley 
Kailroad  Avenue,  E  s 
Dolores    bet    Seventeenth 
1     and  Eighteenth 
Railroad  Avenue, from 
Kentucky    sW     to     Bay 
View  Park 
Railroad  Avenue,  from 
l>lais  Creek  SW  to  Silver 
Avenue 

Randal,  W  s  San  '^Of^ 
Road  nr  Thirtieth  W  to 
Palmer 

Randall     riace,     S    s 

Greenwich  bet  Hyde  and 
•iOl      i.,eavenworth 
Hn  Raphael    Place,    K    s 
Lni      O'Farrell  bet  Mason  and 
901      Taylor 

IflOl  Rassette  Place,  Nos.  1. 
1101  2.  and  3  S  s  (223,  '229,  and 
1201  235)  Sutter  bet  Kearny  and 
1211      Dupont 

Rausch,  S  8  (1127)  Howard 

bet  Seventh  and  Eigluh 
Reed,  K  s  Clay  bet  Jones 
and     Leavenworth    N    to 
Washington 


1301 
1401 
1501 
1601 
1701 


^^^ii^^^i^i^^AUCE  COMPANY.  C^  Assets  Half  a  MiUion  DoUara. 


C.  p.  VA.N^t'H;HAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Furnishing  Qooda, 


^.-. 


SAN    FRANCISCO    STREET    DIRECTORY. 


709 


^- 


Reed  (lateXoWe)  Place, 
S  8  (ail)  Green  bet  Kearny 
and  Montgomery 

Khode  Island,  from  Mis- 
sion Creek  bet  DeHaroand 
Kansas  S  to  Tulare 

Ktohmond,  AV  s  (211) 
yront  bet  Sacramento  and 
California 

Riokards,  W  s  San  Bruno 
Hiiad  4  miles  from  City 
Hall 

Kidley,  W  s  Atisslon  bet 
Hermann  and  Fourteenth 

Rlggs,  from  Napoleon  S  to 
Schneider 

Biley,  (now  Pleasant)  Ws 
(1115)  Tavlor  bet  Sacra- 
mento and  Clay  \V  to  J  ones 

Rincoii  Court,  W  s  Main 
bet  Kolsom  and  Harrison 

Bincon  Place,  Ss  (551) 
Harrison  bet  First  and 
Second 
- >.Kitch.  S  8  (717)  Folsom  bet 
Tliird  and  Fourth  isE  to 
Townsend 

Soulliwesl.  Street. Northeast. 
•I    Fol.som  1 

(61    Harrison  (6i 

•m    IJrvant  201 

300    Brannan  301 

Townsend 

Ritter,  S  s  Harrison  bet 
Seventh  and  Kighth 

Roach  Alley,  N  s  Filbert 
bet  Taylor  and  J  ones  N  to 
Greenwich 

Bobbing  Place,  X  s 
Union  bet  Kearny  and 
Dupont 

Rondel  Avenue,  (or 
riace)  S  s  Sixteenlli  bet 
Valencia  and  Mission  S  to 
Seventeenth 

Rose,  S  s  Chenery  nr  Cas- 
tro 

Rose,  S  s  Crescent  Avenue 
S  to  Case 

Rose  Alley,  Jane  to 
Annie  bet  Mission  and 
Jessie 

Rose  Avenue,  NW  s 
iMarlcct  bet  Haight  and 
I'age 

Rosecrans,  from  Califor- 
nia S  to  I'owhattan,  li.  H 

Ro88,  Xs(828)  Washington 
bet  Stockton  and  Dupont 

Ruger,  E  of  San  Bruno 
Koad  4  miles  from  City 
Hall 

Russ,    S  8   (1041)  Howard 

bet  .>ixth  and  Seventh 
Ru8s  Alley,  N  s  Busli  bet 

Montgomery  and  Kearny 

N  to  I'ine 
Russell,    \V  s   Hyde   bet 

Union  and  Green 
Sacramento,       junction 

Jlarket   and   East    W    to 

Clierry 
North.    Street.   South  Side. 


2 
100 
2<i0 
300 
40O 
500 


East 
Driiram 
Davis 
Front 
Battery 
saiisom 
LeidesdorfF 
ttOO    Slontgomery 

—  Webb  ' 
700    Kearny 

80"!    Dupont 

810    Waverly  Place 

—  Brooklyn  Place 
ilOO    Stockton 

9'.'4    Prospect  Place 
028    Mi  lea  Place 
000     Powell 

—  Gustavus 
014    Tay 


1 
101 
201 
3iil 
401 
501 
5ii 
Wl 
6i!> 
701 
801 

833 
901 
JI23 

mm 

1013 


1100 
1114 

1200 
1300 

1320 
I4i>0 
140(i 
1500 
1000 
1700 
1 1^00 
IflOO 
2000 
2100 
2200 
2300 
2400 
2500 
2600 
2700 
2H00 
2900 
3000 
3100 


Mason 

Yerba  Buena 

Cushnian 

Taylor 

Jones 

Lysctt  Place 

Leroy  Place 

LeavcnwortU 

Kimball 

Hyde 

Larkin 

Polk 

Van  Ness  Avenue 

Franklin 

Gough 

Octiivia 

Laguna 

Lincoln 

Webster 

Fillmore 

Steiiicr 

Grant 

Scott 

Devisadoro 

Brodcrick 

Baker 


1101 

1115 
1201 
liOl 
1311 
1319 
1401 

1501 
IHH 
1701 
18111 
1901 
2O01 
2101 
2201 

r-m 

2401 
2501 
2601 
2701 
2H(I1 
2901 
3001 
3101 


Sadoiva,  AV  s  Old  Son  Jose 
Boad  nr  San  Miguel  Sta- 
tion 

Salmon,  N  s  (1016)  Pacific 
bet  Mason  and  Taylor  N  to 
Broadway 

Salmon  Place,  E  s  Lar- 
kin  bet  Broadway  and  Val- 
lejo 

Salmon     Place,     N      s 

Green  bet  Jlason  and  Tay- 
lor 

Salome,  from  Islais  Creek 
NE  to  Baker  Avenue 

Samoset,  from  California 
Avenue  bet  Cortez  and 
Cabot  SE  to  Franconia 
Avenue,  B.  H 

San  Bruno  Boad,  from 
Braiiiian   Street  Bridge  S 
to  the  County  Line 
San    JTose   Road,  from 
Mission  nr    '1  wentysixtli 
S\V  to  County  Line 
San    I^uis    Alley,    S    s 
(711)  Jackson  bet  Dupont 
and  Stockton 
Sanchez,   S   s  Ridley  bet 

Church  and  Noe 

Sansom,  N  s  ]tlarket  bet 

Montgomery  and  Battery 

N  to  the  bay 

East.      Street.     West  Side. 

2    Sutter  1 

100    Bush  101 

Pine  201 

California  301 

llalleck  313 

Sacramento  4(il 

Commercial  417 

Clay  501 

Merchant  615 

Washington  601 

7ii0    Jackson  70l 

Cold  705 

800    Pacific  801 

fiOO    Broailway  901 

li'OO    Vallejo  1001 

1100    Green  lldl 

1-200    Union  1201 

1300    Filbert  1301 

Greenwich  1401 

Lombard  1501 

Chestnut  (e) 

Santa   Clara,   from    the 
l)ay     bet     sixloentli     and 
Mariposa  W  to  Harrison 
Schneider,     from     Islais 

Creek  E  to  Seventh  Av 
Schuyler,   from   Cortland 
Avenue  S  to  Crescent  Av- 
enue, B.  H 

Scotland,  N  s  (724)  Filbert 

bet  Powell  and  Mason  N 

to  Greenwich 
Scott,  N  8  Kidley  bet  Grant 

and  Devisadcro  N  to  the 

l>ay 
Scott,  from  NTorth  Avenue 

S  to  Cortland  Avenue,  B.  H 


200 
300 
312 
400 
416 
60O 
514 
600 


1400 
id) 

(e) 


Scott  Avenue,  from  Sil 
vcr  Avenue  S  E  to  Railroad 
Avenue,  S.  S.  F 

Scott  Place,  K  s  (922) 
Pacific  bet  Powell  and 
Mason  N  to  Broadway 

Second,  S  s  Market  bet 
First  and  Third  SE  to 
the  bay 

Southwest.  Street. Northeast 


2  Market 

20  Stevenson 

26  Jessie 

100  Mission 

118  Minna 

138  Natoma 

200  Howard 

218  Tehama 

(6)  Clementina 

300  Folsom 

Park  Place 

32R  Vernon  Place 

400  Harrison 

428  Silver 

500  Brvant 

51K  South  Park 

DeBoom 

600  Brannan 

700  Townsend 

(e)  Berry 


Second  Avenue,  S  s  Six 

teenth  bet   Valencia    and 
Guerrero  S  to  Seventeenth 

Selina  Place,  N  s  (716) 
California  bet  Stockton 
and  Dupont 

Serpentine       Avenue, 

from  Jlission  nr   Twenty- 
sixth  E  to  San  Bruno  Road 

Seventeenth,  (late  Cor- 
bett)  W  s  Harrison  bet 
Sixteenth  and  Eighteenth 
W  to  Douglass 

Seventh,  (late  Harris)  S  s 
Jlarket  bet  Sixth  and 
Eighth  SE  to  the  bay 

South'cest.  Street. Northeast. 


101 


1001 


2    Market 

Stevenson 

Jessie 
100    ^Mission 

Minna 

Natoma 
200  Howard 
300  Folsom 
400  Harrison 
500  Bryant 
600  Brannan 
700    Townsend 

King 
800    Berry 

Channel 

Hooper 

Irwin 

Hubliell 

South 

Shakspeare,  from  Isabel 

S  to  Hope,  B.  H 
Sharp  Place,  S  s  Union 

bet  Leavenworth  and  Hyde 
Shasta      or      Xwenty- 

tlrst,    from  the  bay   bet 

Sierra    and    Napa    W    to 

Douglass 
Sheppard    Place,    E   s 

(1110)  Mason  bet  Clay  and 

Washington 
Sheridan,  E  s  Tenth  bet 

Folsom  and  Harrison 
Sherman,  S  s  (1039)  Fol- 
som bet  Sixth  and  Seventh 
Sherman,  S  s  Seventeenth 

bet  Castro  and  Diamond  S 

to  Twentieth 
Sherwood    Place,    E  s 

(131)    Third    bet    Howard 

and  Minna 
Shipley,  E  s  (313)  Sixth  bet 

Folsom  and  Harrison 
Shotwell,  S  s  Fourteenth 

bet  Howard  and  Folsom  S 

to  Serpentine  Avenue  I 


West.      Street.    East  Side. 

2    Fourteenth 

1 

100    Fifieenth 

101 

200    Sixteenth 

201 

300    Seventeenth 

301 

400    Eighteenth 

401 

500    Nineteenth 

601 

600    Twentieth 

601 

700    Twenty-first 

701 

800    Twcntv-second 

801 

flOO    Twenty-third 

901 

1000    Twenty-fourth 

1001 

1100    Twentv-tlfih 

1101 

1200    Twenty-sixth 

1201 

Serpentine  Avenue 

Shrader,  N  g  Waller  bet 

Cole  and    Stanyau 

N   to 

Fulton 

Siegel,  from  CaliforniaAv- 
enue  S  to  Cortland  Avenue, 
B.  H 

Sierra,  from  the  bay  bet 
Alta  and  Humboldt  W  to 
Bryant  Avenue 

Silliman,  W  s  San  Bruno 
Knad  bet  Silver  Avenue 
and  Henry,  U.  M.  T 

Silver,  W  s  (428)  Second 
bet  Harrison  and  Bryant 
W  to  Fourth 

Northwest.  Street.  Southeast. 
2    Second  1 

100    Third  101 

Fourth 

Silver  Avenue, from  San 
Bruno  Road  4  miles  from 
City  Hall  W  to  Harvard 
and  E  to  Eighteenth  Ave- 
nue 

Simmons,  (now  Sixth)  S  s 
Market  bet  Fifth  and 
Seventh  SE  to  the  bay 

Sixteenth,  (late  Center) 
from  the  bay  W  to  Castro 

Sixth,  (late  Simmons)  S  s 
Market  bet  Fifth  and 
Seventh  SE  to  tlie  bay 

Southwest. Street.  Northeast. 


Market 
16    Stevenson 
28  -Jessie 


400 
500 
600 
700 

£00 


Mission 
Minna 
Natoma 
Howard 
'i'cliama 
Clementina 
Folsom 
(6)    Shipley 
Clara 
Harrison 
Bryant 
Brannan 
Townsend 
King 

Berry  801 

Channel 
£00    Hooper  SOI 

Irwin 
1000    Hiibbell  1001 

South 

Solano,  from  the  bay  bet 
Mariposa  aud  Butte  W  to 
Harrison 
Sonoma,  from  the  bay  bet 
Nevada  and  Yolo  W  to  Po- 
trero  Avenue 
Sonoma      or      Sonora 
Place,  N  8  (406)  (Jreen 
bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 
Sophie     Terrace,    N   s 
Pine     bet     Dupont     and 
Stockton 
South,  S    of  Hubbell   NE 
from   Harris  fronting  the 
bay 
South      Avenue,     from 
Crescent   Avenue   NE    to 
Holly  Park,  B.  H 
South   Park,   W  8  (516) 
Second    bet    Bryant   and 
Brannan 
South    Park  Avenue, 
S  8  Brannan   bet  Second 
and  Third 


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SAN    FRANCISCO    STREET    DIRECTORY 


Sparks,    (now   Fifteonth) 

VV    8    Harrison  bet   Fuur- 

teenth  and  Sixteenth  W  to 

Castro 

Spear,    S    8    Market    bet 

Stewart  and  Uain  8K  to 

Brjant 

Northwest.  SlreH.  Southeast. 

2    Market  1 

Hodges  Court         

100    Mission  101 

200    Howard  201 

300    Fulsom  301 

400    Harrison  401 

(e)    Bryant  (e) 

SpoflTord,  >'  8  (828)  Clay 
bet    Waverly   Place    and 
Stockton  N  to  Washington 
Spring,  S  8  (531)  California 
bet  Kearny  and  Montgom- 
ery 
Sprace,  X  s  California  bei 
Maple    and   Locust  A'    to 
Presidio  Reservation 
St.    Charles,   E   g   (1018) 
Kearnj-    bet    Pacific    and 
Broadway 
St.   .lames    Alley,  £  g 
Mason  bet  Post  and  Sutter 
St.  Mark's  Place,  (now 
Morton)  W  g  (IH)  Kearny 
bet  Post  and  Ueary  \V  to 
Stockton 
St.    Mary    Place,    N   a 
(520)  Pine  bet  Dupont  and 
Kearny  N  to  California 
St.    Vincent,    N'    s    (316) 
Green  bet  Montgomery  and 
Kearny 
Standish,  from  California 
Av  S  to  Powhattan,  B.  H 
Stanford,  8  s  (311)  Bran- 
nan  bet  Second  and  Third 
SE  to  Townsend 
Stanly  Place,  S  s  (557) 
Harrison    bet    First    and 
Second  SE  to  Bryant 
Stanyan,  S  a  Fulton  W  of 

Shrader 
Star,  from  California  Ave- 
nue SE  to  Franconia  Ave- 
nue, B.  H 
Steiner,  N   s  Ridley  bet 
Fillmore  and  Grant  N  to 
the  bay 
Steveloe,  E  s  Jones  bet 

O'Farrell  and  Ellis 
Stevenson,  W  s  (22)  First 
bet  Market  and  Mission 

Northwest. Slreet.Souheast. 

2    First  1 

100    Second  101 

200    Third  vOl 

(6)    Fourth  301 

400    Fifth  401 

500    Sixth  501 

600    Seventh  601 

700    Eighth  701 

800    Mnth  801 

900    Tenth  901 

Steuart,  S    s  Sfarket  bet 

East  and  Spear  SK  to  the 

bay 

Southmest.  Street.  Northeast. 

2    Market  1 

lOO    Mission  101 

200    Howard  201 

300    Folsom  301 

(e)    Harrison  (d) 

Stockton,  N  a  Market  bet 

J>upont  and  Powell  >'  to 

the  bay 

East.     Street.      West  Side. 

2    Ellis  and  Market  1 

100    O'Farrell  101 

200    Geary  201 

212    Morion  

300    Post  301 

308    Stockton  Place       

400    Sutter  401 

5U0    Bush  501 

5IH    Emma  

600  Pine  601 
700  <'alifomla  701 
Emmett  Place  709 


800 
dOO 
1000 
1100 
1200 
1232 
1300 
1400 

1500 
1600 
1700 
1800 
IflOO 
2000 

2100 
2200 
2300 
(e) 


Sacramento 

Clay 

■Washington 

Jackson 

Pacific 

Polk  Lane 

Broadway 

Vallejo 

Card  Alley 

Green 

Union 

Filbert 

Greenwich 

Lombard 

Chestnut 

Pfeiffer 

Francisco 

B«y 

North  Point 

Beach 


801 
ilOl 
1001 
1101 
1201 

1301 
1401 
1413 
1501 
IKOI 
1701 
1801 
P'Ol 
2001 

2101 
2201 
2301 
«) 


Tay,  N  8  (1014)  Sacramento 
bet  Powell  and  Mason  N 
to  Clay 

Taylor,  N  8  Market  bet 
Mason  and  Jones  N  to  the 
bay 

East.      Street,     West  Side 


Stockton      Alley,      (or 

Place)  W  s  (213)  Dupont 
bet  Sutter  and  Post  W  to 
Stockton 

Stone,  N  s  (918)  Washing- 
ton bet  Stockton  and  Pow- 
ell X  to  Jackson 

Strinetaam,    from    Islais 
Creek  W    of  Adele  S    to 
llccker 
Sullivan,   from    Cortland 
Avenue     S     to     Crescent 
Aveime,  B.  H 
Sullivan  Alley,  >'  s  (719) 
Jackson  bet  Dupont  ai.d 
Stockton 
Sullivan  Alley,  S  s  (S'^) 
Mission  bet  First  and  sec- 
ond 
Sullivan    Alley,    W    s 
(1021)  Dupont  bet  Jackson 
and  Pacific 
Summer,  W  s  (310)  Mont- 
gomery bet  California  and 
Pine  W  to  Kearny 
Sumner,  S  s  (115M)  Howard 

bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Sutter,    junction   Market 
and  sansom   »v   to  Ceme- 
tery Avenue 
North.    Street.    South  Side 
2    Sansom  and  M'k't       1 
lOO    Montgomery  101 

106    Trinity  

Lick  Place  111 

Kearny  201 

Clara  l.ane  

Rassette  Place  No.l  223 
Rassette  Place  So.2  229 
Rassette  Place  Ko.3  235 
Dupont  301 

Stockton  401 

Powell  501 

Delaware  Court     

Mason  601 

Taylor  701 

Jones  801 

Leavenworth  SOI 

Hyde  1001 

Larkin  1101 

Polk  1'201 


200 
204 


300 
400 
600 


600 
700 
800 
900 
lin)0 
1100 
1200 
1300 
1400 


Van  Ness  Avenue  1301 


Taylor  and  Market      1 


Turk 

Eddy 

Ellis 

O'Farrell 

Geary 

Oak 

Taylor  Place 

Adelaide 

Post 

Lewis  Place 

Sutter 

Bush 

Pine 

California 

Sacramento 

Riley 

Clay 

Washington 

Jackson 

I'aciflc 

Broadway 
1700    Vallejo 
1»00    Green 

Lincoln 

Vnion 

Filbert 

Valparaiso 

Greenwich 

Lombard 

Clicstnut 

AVater 

Francisco 

Vandewater 

Bay 

North  Point 

Beach 


Southwest.  Street.  Northeast. 


600 

700 
800 
900 
li.OO 
1100 

1200 
1300 
1400 
1500 
1600 


1900 
2000 
2012 
2100 
2200 
2300 

2400 


2500 
2600 
2700 


517 
601 
605 
7111 
801 
901 
1001 
1101 
1115 
1201 
1301 
1401 
1501 
1601 
1701 
1801 

1901 
2001 

2101 
2201 
2301 

2401 

2/0 

2hul 
2701 
(e) 


JIarket 

Stevenson 

Jessie 

M  ission 

Minna 

Sherwood  Place 

Everett 

Hunt 

Howard 

Tehama 

Jioble  I'lace 

Clementina 

Folsom 

Verona  Place 

Harrison 

Perry 

Sliver 

Bryant 

South  Park 

Brannan 

Townsend 

King 

Berry 

Channel 


1 
19 
31 
101 
117 
131 

I45 
201 
223 

247 
301 
337 
401 
417 
435 
501 
519 
601 
701 

801 


(f)  Jeflerson 

Taylor  Place,  E-s  (516) 
Taylor  bet  Geary  and  Post 


1400    Franklin  1401 

1500    Gough  1501 

1600    Octavia  1601 

1700    Laguna  1701 

1»00    Lincoln  1801 

1"00    Webster  ISiOl 

2000    Fillmore  2001 

2100    Steiner  2101 

2211O    Grant  'i'iOl 

2300    Scott  2301 

2400    Devisadero  24iil 

2500    Broderick  2501 

2600    Baker  2H01 

2700    Lyon  2701 

Cemetery  Avenue 
Swan,  from  Bernal  SW  to 
junction  Marengo  and  Ber- 
nal 
Sweeney,  W  8  San  Bruno 
Road  4  miles    from    City 
Hall 
Sfveet,  N  s  Broadway  bet 
Taylor    and    Jones    N    to 
Vallejo 


Tehama,  W  8  (220)  First 
bet  Clementina  and  How- 
ard 
Northwest.  Street.  Southeast. 
2    First  1 

100    Second  101 

(6)    Third  (6) 

300    Fourth  301 

400    Fifth  401 

(6)    Sixth  (6) 

600    Seventh  601 

700    Eighlh  701 

800    Ninth  801 

900    Tenth  SOl 

Tehama,  S  s  Montezuma 

S  to  Prospect  Place,  B.  H 
Tehama  Place,  E  s  (223) 
First  bet  FoUom  and  How 
ard 
Telegraph    Place,  N  s| 
(330)  Greenwich    bet   Du- 
pont and  Kearny 
Temple,     (now     Twenty- 
fifth)  W  8  Potrero  Avenue 
bet     Twenty-fourth      and 
T  wenty-sixlh 
Tennessee,  from  the  bay 
bet  Kentucky  and  Minne- 
sota S  to  Tulare 
Tenth,   (late  Thome)  8  s 
Market     bet     Kiiilh     and 
Eleventh   SJi   to   Mission 
Creek 
Southwest.  Street.  Northeast. 
2    Maiket  1 

100    Mission  101 

200    Howard  201 

311O    Folsom  301 

400    Harrison  401 

Bryant 
Terrace  View,  S  3  Fran 
Cisco  bet  Kearny  and  Du 
pont 
Texas,  from  the  bay  bet 
Mississippi  to  Missouri  S 
to  Tulare 
Third,  S  s  Market  bet  Sec 
ond    and    Fourth    SE    tc 
Channel 


Thirteenth,  (late  Ellen) 
sE  8  Mission  bet  Twelfth 
and  Fourteenth 
South.    Streit.    North  Side- 
.    2    Jl  ission  1 

100    Howard  101 

200    FoUom  201 

Thirtieth,  (late  Grove)  W 
a  San  Jose  Road  S  to 
Twenty-ninth 

Thomson  Avenne  or 
Place,  S  8  (371)  lirannan 
bet  Second  and  Tliira 

Thorne,  (now  Tenth)  S  s 
Market  bet  Ninth  and 
Eleventh  SE  to  Mission 
Creek 

TiflTany  Avenue,  termi- 
nation of  Valencia  SW  to 
Twcnty-ninih 

Tilford,  W  s  Fifth  bet 
Bryant  and  Brannan 

Tomasa,  from  California 
Avenue  SE  to  California 
Avenue,  B.  H 

Tonquin,  W  «  Larkin  bet 
Lewis  and  Jefferson  W  to 
Baker 

Touchard  Alley,  8  s 
Pine  bet  Jones  and  Leav- 
enworth 

Townsend,  W  r  First  bet 
BrannHii  and  King  SW  to 
Channel 

Northwest.  Street.  Southeast. 


2 
H)0 


200 


300 
400 
511O 
608 


201 


First  1 

Second  201 

Stanford  

llamm  )nd 
Third 

Ritch  

Liberty  

Madden 
Haggin 

(rook  

Fourth  301 

Fifth  401 

Sixih  501 

Seventh  601 

Eighth 

Tracy,   (now  Fourteenth) 
W    8    Harrison    bet   'I  liir- 
teenth  and  Fifteenth  W  to 
Castro 
Treat      Avenue,    N     8 
T"enty-sixth  bet  Folsom 
and  Harrison 
Trinity,  N  a  (106)  Sutter 
bet  Montgomery  and  Kear- 
ny N  to  Bush 
Trinity  Court,  W  a  Trin- 
ity bet  Bush  and  Sutter 
Truett,   W    s   Mason   bet 

Wasliingtoii  and  Clay 
Tulare,  from  the  bay  S  of 

Itlarin  W  to  Connecticut 
Turk,  junction  Market  and 
1     Mason  W  to  Masonic  Av 


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711 


North.    Street.    South  Side. 
2    Jfason  and  Market      1 

14    Margaret  I'lace       

100    'Jajlor  101 

200    Jones  201 

300    Leavenworth  301 

400    Hyde  401 

- —    Podge 

500    Larkin  501 

600    Polk  601 

700    Van  Ness  Avenue    701 

800    Franklin  801 

900    Gougli  SOI 

1000    Octavla  lOOl 

1100    Laguna  1101 

1200    Lincoln  12(il 

1300    Webster  1301 

1400    Killmore  1401 

1500    Steiner  l5(il 

1600    Grant  1601 

1700    Scott  1701 

1800    Devisadero  l8i'l 

1900    Broderick  ISOl 

2000    Baker  2001 

Twelfth,  (late  Brown)  SE 

8  Mission  bet  Eleventh  and 

Thirteenth  SE  to  Harrison 

Southwest.  Street.  Northeast. 

2    tlission  1 

100    Howard  101 

200    Folsom  201 

Harrison 
Xi;ventieth,    (late   Napal 
from  the  bay  W  to  Doug- 
lass 
Xw<Mity-eight1i,       (late 
Vale)   \V  8    Guerrero   bet 
Twenty    -    seventh      and 
Twenty-ninth 
Twenty-fifth,  (late  Tem- 
ple) W  s  Totrero  Avenue 
bet      Twenty-fourth     and 
Twenty-sixth  W  to  Doug- 
lass 
Twenty-first,  (late  Alta) 
from  the  bay  W  to  Doug- 
lass 
Twenty  -  fourth,     (late 
Park)   VV  8  Potrero  Ave- 
nue bet  Twentv-tliird  and 
Twenty-flfth  \V  to  Doug- 
lass 
Twenty  •  ninth,       (late 
Dale)  W  s  s<an  Jos6  Itoad 
bet     Twenty-eighth     and 
Thirtieth 
Twenty  •  second,    (late 
John)  W  s  Bryant  Avenue 
bet      Twenty  -  first      and 
Twenty-third  W  to  Doug- 
lass 
Twenty-seventh,    (late 
Figg)   W  s   Guerrero   bet 
Twenty-sixth  and  Twenty- 
eighth  W  to  Douglass 
Twenty  -  sixth,       (late 
Kavy)  \V  s  Bryant  Avenue 
bet     Twenty  -  tlfth      and 
Twenty  -  seventh    W     to 
Douglass 
Twenty  -  third,       (late 
Horner)  W  s  Bryant  Ave- 
nue   bet   Twenty -second 
and   Twenty-fourth  W  to 
Douglass 
Tyler,    junction    Market 
and  Taylor  \V  to  ^lasonic 
Avenue 
North.    Street.    South  Side. 
2    Taylor  and  Mark't       1 


100 

Jones 

101 

200 

Leavenworth 
Dale 

201 

Charles 



800 

Hyde 

301 

4(HI 

Larkin 

411 1 

600 

Polk 

501 

6(10 

Van  Ness  Avenue 

601 

700 

Franklin 

701 

800 

Gough 

«M 

«0() 

Oclavia 

m 

1000 

Laguna 

MOI 

1100 

Lincoln 

1101 

1200 

Webster 

12"1 

1300 

Fillmore 

1301 

1400 

Steiner 

1401 

1500 

Grant 

1501 

ifioa  Scott  1601 

1700    Devisadero  1701 

l^•0(l    Broderick  1801 

1900    Baker  1901 

Tyson   Place,   S  s  (919) 
Washington  bet  Stockton 
and  Powell 
ITnion,  W  s  Front  bet  Fil- 
bert and  Green  W  to  Baker 
North.    Street.    South  Side 

2    Front  1 

100    Battery  101 

200    Ransom  201 

Calhoun 

300    Slontgomcry  301 

Vincent  323 

400    Kearny  401 

406    Filbert  Place  

Sonora  Place  407 

Lafayette  Place  419 

420    Varenne  

500    Dupont  501 

508    Cadcll  Alley  - — 

Bannam  509 

518    Jasper  Place  

Union  Place  523 

Clairville  Place  535 

600    Stockton  601 

700    Powell  701 

August  Alley  717 

800    Mason  801 

900    Taylor  901 

1000    Jones  1001 

Bay  View  

1100    Leavenworth  1101 

Sharp  Place 

1200    Hyde 
1300    Larkin 

Polk 


1201 
1301 
1401 
Van  Ness  Avenue  1501 


Franklin 


1700    Gough 


IKOO 

P'OO 
2000 
2100 
2200 
2300 
2400 
25(10 
2600 
2700 
2800 


Octavia 

Liguna 

Lincoln 

Webster 

Fillmore 

Steiner 

Grant 

Scott 

Devisadero 

Broderick 

Baker 


1601 
1701 
1801 
1901 
2001 
2101 
2201 
2301 
2401 
25111 
2601 
2701 
2801 


Union  Alley,  from  Union 
Place 

Union  Avenue,  from 
Laurel  Avenue  E  to  San 
Bruno  Road  S  s  B.  H 

Union  Court,  (now  Ver 
Jlehr)  E  s  (116)  Kearny  bet 
Sutter  and  Post 

Union  Place,  K  s  (522) 
Green  bet  Dupont  and 
Stockton  N  to  Union 

Union  Square,  bet 
Stockton,  Powell,  Geary, 
and  Post 

University,  S  s  Silver 
Avenue  bet  College  and 
Princeton,  U.  M.  T 

Utah,  from  Mission  Creek 
het  Nebraska  and  Potrero 
Avenue  S  to  Yolo 

Vale,  (now  Twenty- 
eighth)  W  s  Guerrero 
bet  Twenty-seventh  and 
Twenty-ninth 

Valencia,  S  s  Market  bet 
Mission  and  Guerrero  S  to 
Twenty-sixth 

Vallejo,  W  8  Davis  bet 
Green  and  Broadway  W  to 
Presidio  Kcservation.  (The 
buildings  in  this  street 
arc  incorrectly  numbered 

North.    Street.    South  Stde. 


2 

Davis 

1 

(c) 

Front 

(c) 

100 

Battery 

101 

200 

Sansom 
Bartol 

201 

300 

Jlontgomery 

301 

400 

Kearny 

401 

420 

Pollard  Place 



. — . 

Pinckney 

423 

430 

Margaret  Place 

500 

Dupont 

501 

700 


—    Vallejo  Place 
530    Agnes  Lane 
600    StiK-kton 
622    Maiden  Lane 

Morey  Alley 

Powell 
71H    Washoe  Place 
800    Mason 
£00    Taylor 

Sweet 

Florence 

1000    Jones 

1100    Leavenworth 

1200    Hyde 

AVhite 
1300  Larkin 
1400    Polk 


1001 
1101 
1201 

1301 
1401 

1500    Van  Kess  Avenue  1501 
iKOO   Franklin  1601 

1700    Gough  1701 

1800    Octavia  1801 

1900    Laguna  1901 

2000    Lincoln  2001 

2100    Webster  2101 

2200    Fillmore  2201 

.'300    Steiner  2301 

2400    Grant  2401 

2500    Scott  2501 

2600    Devisadero  2601 

2700    Broderick  2701 

2800    Baker  2801 

Vallejo  Place,   S  s  (521) 

Vallejo  bet  Stockton  and 

Powell 
Valley,  W  s  old  San  Jose 

Koad    bet   Twenty-eighth 

and  Twenty-ninth 
Valparaiso,  W    s  (1911) 

Mason    bet     Filbert    and 
Greenwich 
Van   IVess  Avenue,   N 

s  Market  bet  Franklin  and 

Polk  N  to  the  bay 
East.      Street.       West  Side. 
2    Market  and  Oak 

Hickory  Avenue 

100    Fell  10 

- — ■    Linden  Avenue 
200    Hayes  20 

Ivy  Avenue 
300    Grove  30 

Birch  Avenue 
400    Fulton  40 

Ash  Avenue 

600    McAllister  50 

Locust  Avenue 

600    Tyler  60 

Elm  Avenue 

700    Turk  70 

Laurel  Avenue 

800    Eddy  80 

Willow  Avenue 

900    Ellis  90 

Olive  Avenue 

1000    O'Farrell  100 

Myrtle  Avenue 

1100    Geary  110 

Cedar  Avenue 

1200    Post  120: 

Walnut  Avenue 

1300    Sutter  130: 

Fern  Avenue 

1400    Bush  140 

150(1    Pine  150 

1600    California  160 

1700    Sacramento  170 

1800    Clay  180 

1900    Washington  ISO 

2000    Jackson  200 

2100    Pacific  210, 

2200    Broadway  220: 

2300    Vallejo  230 

2400    Green  240 

2600    Union  250 

2600    Filbert  260 

2700    Greenwich  270 

2800    Lombard  280 

2900    Chestnut  290 

3000    Francisco  300 

31110    Bay  31(i 

3200    NorthPoint  320 

3300    Beach  330 

340O    Jeflerson  340 

3500    Tonquin  350 

(e)    Lewis  (e) 
Vandewater,  W  s  Pow- 
ell bet  Francisco  and  Bay 
W  to  Taylor 
Varenne,  N  s  (420)  Union 
bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 


Vassar  Place,  S  a  (613) 
Harrison  bet  Second  and 
Third 

Ver  IWehr,  E  s  (116)  Kear- 
ny bet  Post  and  Sutter 

Vermont,  from  Mission 
Creek  bet  Kansas  and  ^ie- 
braska  S  to  Tulare 

Vernon  Place,  W  s  (326) 
Second  bet  Folsom  and 
Harrison  W  to  Hawthorne 

Vernon  Place,  Es  Hyde 
bet  Union  and  Green 

Vernon  Place,  S  s  (1007) 
Jackson  bet  Mason  and 
Taylor 

Verona  Place,  E  a  (337) 
Third  bet  Folsom  and  Har- 
rison 

Villa  Place,  W  s  Taylor 
bet  Pine  and  California 

Vincent  or  St.  Vin- 
cent, N  s  (316)  Green  bet 
Montgomery  and  Kearny 
N  to  Union 

Virginia,  N  s  (914)  Wash- 
ington bet  Stockton  and 
Powell 

Virginia  Alley,  W  8 
(506)  Dupont  bet  Pine  and 
California 

Virginia  Avenue,  from 
California  Avenue  SE  to 
Cherubusco,  B.  H 

Virginia  Place,  N  8 
(806)  Pacific  bet  Stockton 
and  Powell  N  to  Broadway 

Vischer  Place,  E  s  Beale 
bet  Market  and  Mission 

Voigt,  E  of  San  Bruno 
Koad,  4  miles  from  City 
Hall 

'VVall  Place,  Ns  Jackson 
betLeavenwoi'th  andiJyde 

T¥allace  Place,  N  8 
(California  near  Kearny 

ffaller,  junction  Market 
and  Octavia  W  to  Lyon 

fValnut,  N  s  California 
bet  LHurel  and  Lott  N  to 
Presidio  Keservation 

Walnut  Avenue,  W  s 

Larkin  bet  Post  and  Sutter 
AV  10  Polk 

IVard,  from  Cortland  Av- 
enue S  to  Crescent  Ave- 
nue, B.  H 

Warren,  S  a  Thirtieth  bet 
VV  hitney  and  Bartlett  S  to 
Palmer 

Washington,  W  s  East 
bet  Jackson  and  Clay  W 
to  Cherry 

North.     Street.    South  Side. 


2 

East 

1 

100 

Drumm 

lUl 

200 

Davis 

201 

_ — . 

Cedar 

217 

300 

Front 

301 

400 

Battery 

401 

412 

Custom  House  PI 



,M)I) 

Sansom 

601 

5:t2 

Jones  Alley 



600 

Montgomery 

601 

. 

Dunbar  Court 

641 

700 

Kearny 

701 



Brenli«m  Place 

727 

744 

Washington  Place 



8(W 

Dupont 

801 



Waverly  Place 

811 



Spoflord 

823 

82H 

Koss 



900 

Stockton 

(iOl 



Havens  Place 

B07 

914 

Virginia 



918 

Stone 



Tvson  Place 

919 

1000 

Powell 

1001 

Codman  Place 

lOOS 



Wetmore  Place 

1017 

lino 

Mason 

1101 

1106 

Adona  Place 



1200 

Taylor 

1201 

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1400 
1500 
IKOO 

noo 

1800 
ISOO 
2000 
2100 
2200 
2300 
2400 
2500 
2«00 
2700 
2800 
2900 
3000 
3100 


Jones  1301 

Priest  1319 

Keed  1325 

Leavenworth  1401 

Hy>le  1501 

Larkin  IHOI 

Polk  noi 
Van  Ness  Avenue  1801 

Franklin  1901 

Gough  2001 

Octavia  2101 

Laguna  2201 

Lincoln  2301 

Webster  2401 

Fillmore  2501 

Steiner  2K01 

(^rant  2701 

Scott  2800 

Devisadero  2900 

Uroderick  3001 

Baker  3101 


"W^ashington  Alley,  N  s 

(744)  Washincton  bet  Du- 
pont  and  Kearny 

Washington  A.venne, 
S  s  Missiou  bet  Ninth  and 
Tenth 

Washington  Avenae, 
S  s  Precita  Avenue  bet 
Folsom  and  Columbia 
Place,  B.  H 

fVashingtnn  Square. 
betjit^ckton,  Filbert,  Pow- 
ell, and  Union 

IFashoe  Place,  N  8  (716) 
Vallejo  bet  Powell  and 
Uason 

IFater,  W  s  Mason  bet 
Francisco  and  Chestnut  W 
to  Taylor 

■W^averly  Place,  N  s 
(810)  Sacramento  bet  Du- 
pont  and  Stockton 

'%Vayland,  W  s  San  Bruno 
Itoad  between  Bacon 
and  Wolscy,  U.  M.  T 

■W^ayne,  S  s  Cortland  Ave- 
nue bet  Gates  and  Kotci- 
usco 

Webh,  N  s  (532)  California 
bet  Montgomery  and  Kear- 
ny N  to  bacramento 


TTebster,  N  s  Kate  bet 
Fillmore  and  Lincoln  N  to 
the  Bay 

"Webster,  N  s  Lombard 
bet  Kearny  and  Montgom- 
ery N  to  Francisco 

Sast.      Street.      West  Side. 


2 

Kate 

1 

100 

"Waller 

101 

200 

Haight 

201 

300 

Page 

301 

400 

Oak 

Hickory  Avenue 

401 

500 

Fell 

Linden  Avenue 

501 

600 

Hayes 

fifll 

700 

Grove 

701 

801) 

Fulton 

801 

900 

McAllister 

901 

louo 

'J'yier 

1001 

1100 

Turk 

1101 

1200 

Eddy 

1201 

1300 

Ellis 

1:iOI 

1400 

O-FarrcU 

1401 

1500 

Geary 

1501 

IHOO 

Post 

1601 

1700 

Sutter 

1701 

IHIKI 

Bush 

1801 

1900 

Pine 

1901 

2(KI0 

California 

?001 

2100 

Sacramento 

2101 

2200 

Clav 

nm 

2300 

"Washington 

2301 

2400 

Jackson 

240 1 

2500 

Pacific 

?.'>fl1 

2600 

Broadway 

2601 

2700 

"V^allejo 

2701 

2800 

Green 

2801 

2900 

Union 

'm)] 

31100 

Filbert 

3001 

3100 

Greenwich 

3101 

3i(MI 

Lombard 

3201 

3300 

Chestnut 

3301 

34110 

Francisco 

3401 

35011 

Bav 

351)1 

3WI0 

North  Point 

3601 

3700 

Beach 

3701 

3800 

Jeftersnn 

.1801 

3B00 

Tonquin 

3901 

(e) 

Lewis 

(e) 

Tf^eldon,  S  s  Crescent  Av- 

enue near  San  Bruno  Koad 

"Welsh,  W  s  Zoe  bet 

Brv- 

ant  and  Bran  W  to  Fourth 

"West  Avenue,  from  San 
Jose  Road  near  Cortland 
Avenue,  SE  to  Holly  Park 

"Wetmore    Place,  N  s 

(1016)  Clay  bet  Powell  and 
Mason  N  to  "Washington 

"White,  N  8  Vallejo  bet 
Hyde  and  Larkin 

W^hlte  Place,  S  s  Bryant 
bet  Seventh  and  Eighth 

"White  Place,  E  s  (806) 
Jones  bet  Bush  and  Sutter 

"Whitney,  S  s  Thirtieth 
bet  liame  and  Warren  S  to 
Palmer 

"Whitney,  N  s  Sixteenth 
bet  Howard  and  Mission 

"William,  N  s  (420)  O'Far- 
rell  bet  Jones  and  Taylor 
N  to  Post 

£ast.     Street.  West  Side. 

2    O'Farrell  1 

100    Geary  101 
Post 

"William     Place,    W  s 

(109)  Davis  bet  California 
and  Sacramento 

"Williams,  S  s  Silver  Av- 
enue bet  Goettingen  and 
Uolyoke,  U.  M.  T 

"Williams    Place,    N    s 

(704)  California  bet  Stock- 
ton and  Dupont 

"Willow,  S  s  (929)  Folsom 
bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 

"Willow,  E  s  Valencia  bet 
Seventeenth  and  Eight- 
eenth 

"WillOTv  Avenue,  W  8 
Larkin  bet  Ellis  and  Eddy 

"Winans'  Alley,  £  s  (205) 
Eighth  bet  Howard  and 
Tehama 

"Winkle,  E  of  San  Bruno 
Koad  4  miles  from  City 
Hall 


"Winslow,  from  California 
Avenue  S  to  Powhattan, 
B.  H 

"Winter's     Lane,    E    s 

(1716)    Mason    bet    Union 
and  Green 

"Wisconsin,  from  the  bay 
bet  Arkansas  and  Carolina 
S  to  Tulare 

"Wolfe,  from  tialifomia 
Avenue  E  to  Isabel,  B.  H 

"Wolsey,  W  s  San  Bruno 
Road  bet  Wayland  and 
Dwight,  U.  M.  T 

"Wood,  (now  Eleventh) 
S  8  JIarket  bet  Tenth  and 
Twelfth  SE  to  Mission 
Creek 

"%l'"ool,  from  North  Avenue 
S  to  Cortland  Av,  B.  H 

"Worden,  N  s  Francisco 
bet  Stockton  and  Powell 

'¥'ale,  S  8  Silver  Avenue 
bet  Amherst  and  Cam- 
bridge, U.  M.  T 

"Verba  Buena,  N  s  (1114) 
Sacramento  bet  Mason  and 
Taylor  N  to  Clay 

ferbu   Buena   Park, 

bet  Larkin,  McAllister,  and 
Market 

"Wolo,  from  the  bay  bet  So- 
noma and  Yuba  W  to  Po- 
trero  Avenue 

York,  from  Mission  Creek 
bet  Hampshire  and  Bryant 
Avenue  S  to  Serpentine 
Avenue 

Yuba,  from  the  bay  bet 
Yolo  and  Colusa  W  to  Ne- 
braska 

Zlni,  from  Napoleon  S  to 
Schneider 

Zoe,  S  s  Brj-ant  bet  Third 
and  Fourth  SE  to  Brannan 

Zoe  Place,  S  s  (315)  Fol- 
som bet  Fremont  and  Beale 


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OF     THE 

CITY    OF    S^N    FRANCISCO: 

In  which  the  different  Trades  and  Professions  are  Classified  and  Arranged. 


[compiled  expressly  for  this  work.] 


Academies. 

[See  Colleges;  also  Schools.] 

Account   ISook    Slanufactar- 

ers. 

[See  Stationers.] 
Accountants. 

ANDERSON   A    HALLEY,   44   Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
Beck  Adcilphus  CJ.,  4)2  Montgomery 
Bokee  David  ,M.,  3-8  Jlonlgomery 
Dunn  John,  302  Monlgomiry 
Green  Frederiek,  39  Mcnhants'  Exch 
HEALD  &.  WUODIUniY,  24  Tost 
Holdeu  James  li.,  033  Front 
Wacsorley  Bros.,  1600  Mason 
Maurice  \VilIiani  K.,  ,')3.i  California 
Pattee  Solon,  240  Monlgnmery 
Smith  KoginaUl  H  ,  bUi  .Montgomery 
Wegener  Kicliard,  414  California 

A.cid8 — manuTacturers. 

[See  Chemists.] 
Adjuster  CuHtonts. 

McNULTY  CHARLES    A.,  43  U.   8. 
Court  Building  (seo  adv.  dept.  page 

Adjuster  Internal  Revenue. 

McNULTY    CHARLES  A.,   43  U.  S. 
Court  lluilding 

A.djusters  marine  Uosses. 

Cazneau  Thomas  N.,  321  California 
Gibbs  C.  V.  >.,  318  Calilbrnia 
Hitchcock  &  Robinson,  414  .Market 
Hopkins  Caspar  '1'.,  318  California 
Johnston  William  I'..,  412  iMonlgomery 
Lovett  Uiclianl  ().,  314  California 
Lowe  H.  F.,  Uti  Leidesdorff 
Noyes  Richard  15.,  6  Jlerchants'  Exch 

Advertising  Agents. 

Angel  Myron,  432  Jlotitgomery 
Bean  <fe  Ulack.  410  .Montgomery 
Boyce  Brothers,  (street  car)  NW  cor 

Washington  and  Sansom 
Boyce  Thomas,  30  Merchants'  Exch 
FISHER  LUIHER  1'.,  20  Merchants' 

Exchange 
Gilmore  <fc  VanNorden,  .509  Clay 
Keyt  <fe  Co.,  .50()  Cuniiiicrcial 
Krunber!.'  Ad.  Iph,  413  Washington 
Lake  William  H.,  12  Montgomery 
McBoden  Allan,  322  Bush 
Miller  Mark  A.,  6(i8  Market 
Swan  Jabez  S.,  .s\v  cor  hnmt  and  Clay 
Wilson  Charles  Z.  cfc  Co.,  53G  Market 

Agents. 

[See  respective  heads.] 
Agricultural  Implements. 

[See  also  Hardware ;  also  Seeds.] 
Arthur  J.  D.  <&  Son,  SW  cor  California 
and  Davis 


BAKER   &   HAMILTON,   15   Front, 
(see    adv.    dept.,    pages   xvi    and 
Ixviii) 
Fleishman.  Siehcl  &  Co.,  112  Front 
HAWLKY  &  CO.,  SE  cor  Caland  Bat- 
tery (see  adv  dept,  page  xxxi) 
Hawley  Marcus  C.  &  Co.,  110  Front 
Hunt  J.   Lewis,  SW  cor  Washington 

and  Battery 
KELLOtiG  C.  L.,  427  Sansom  (see adv. 

dept.  page  xxx\iii) 
Knapp  &  Grant.  HI  Washington 
LIN  FORTH,     KELLOGG    &    Co.,    3 

Front,  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xxlv) 
Lvne  William,  ll.'i  Davis 
Silvester  George  F.,  317  Washington 
Smith  David  L.,  (rake)  314  Hush 
TrcadwcU  &  Co.,  Market  opp.  Front 

A.1e  and  Porter. 

[Sec  also  Liouors.] 

Dickson,  DeWolf  &  Co.,  412  Battery 
Erzgraber  .fcGoetjen,  120  Davis 
Forbes  Brothers  &  Co.,  80.'>  Sansom 
Macfarlane.  Blair  &  (.'o.,  302  California 
Mears  James.  .511  Front 
Ricliards  Js  Harrison,  NE  cor  Battery 

and  Commercial 
Robertson  John  I).,  708  Sansom 
Rodgers,  Meyer  <fe  Co.,  212  Battery 

Amalgamating  }IIacliines. 

[See  also  Foundries.] 

Hendy  Joshua,  NE  cor  Mission  and 

First 
Hepburn  AVilliam  P.,  Vulcan  Iron  Wks 
Varney  Thomas,  229  Fremont 

Amusements— Places    of. 

[See  also  Gardens,  Public] 

Agricultural  Park,  Cliff  House  Road 
Alliambra  Theater,  325  Bush 
Bella  Union  Melodeon.^OS  Kearny 
California  'J'heatcr,  N  s  Bush  bet  Du- 

pont  and  Ke^rii.v 
Chinese  Iheater,  S  s  Commercial  bet 

Kearny  and  Dupont 
Citj'  Gardens,  Folsom  nr  Thirteenth 
German  Theatcr,N  s  Bush  bet  Kearny 

and  Dupont 
Hayes    Park    Pavilion   and    Concert 

Hall,  Hayes  Valley 
Maguire's  Opera  House,  618  Wash 
Metropolitan  '1  heater,    W  s  Mont  bet 

Washington  and  Jackson 
Mozart  Hall,  108  Post 
Pacific  Hall,  N  s  Bush  bet  Kearny  and 

Dupont 
Pacific  Melodeon,  NW  cor  Kearny  and 

Pacihc 
Music  Hall,  222  Blontgomery 
Pacific  Museum,  318  Montgomery 
San  'Francisco    Recreation  Grounds, 

cor  Kolsom  and  Twenty-fifth 
Woodward's  Gardens,  cor  Mission  and 

Valencia 


Anchors,  Chains,  etc. 

[See  also  Junk  Dealers.] 
Bichard  Nicholas,  S  s  How  nr  Stcuart 
Hare  Charles,  34  Steuart 

Apotliecarirs. 

[See  also  Drugs.] 
Abramson  Edward  <t  Co.,  7,73  Clay 
Adams  Siimuel,  218  Bush 
Adolphus  Henry,  511  Jackson 
Angell  Jonathan  W.,N  W  cor  Firstand 

Folsom 
Arnheim  Samuel  S..  NW  cor  Fourth 

and  Mission,  and  8  Steuart 
r.arbat  John.  910  Pacific 
Bayly  &  Clawscm,  512  Kearny 
Bauer  John  A.,  101  I'ost 
Bennet  Henrv  W.,  21  Third 
BOERICKK  "&  TAFEL.  234  Suttcr(see 

adv.  reg.  names  page  107) 
Bryan  William  J.,  NW  cor  Third  and 

Howard 
Bryan  William  J.  <fe  Co.,  NW  cor  Sec- 
ond and  Howard  and  1  New  Mont 
Buhlcr  A.,  905  Kearny 
Burnett  G.  G.,  3.30  Montgomery 
Chan  Ning  Tuck  Kee,  (Chiiiese)  704 

Dupont 
Chevallier  V.,  NE  cor  Sutter  and  Dup 
Coffin  ite  Mayhew,  SE  cor  Sixteenth 

and  Valencia 
Colman  A.  F.,NE  cor  Jones  and  Geary 
Curtis  James  &   Co.,  SK  cor  Steuart 

and  Market 
D'Assonville  Charles,  SE  cor  Bryant 

and  Twenty-fourth 
Dickey  George  S.,  cor  .Mkt  and  Stock 
Downing  Joshua  L.,  1300  Pacific 
Drossell  Joseph    H.,  NW  cor  Dupont 

and  Geary 
Dwyer  Joseph,  219  Pacific 
Edwards 'J  liomas  M.,  NE  cor  Kearny 

and  Jackson 
Evans  Aaron,  227  Hayes 
Fales  F.  O.,  SE  cor  Bush  and  Powell 
Gates  J.  R.  &  Co.,  417  Sansom 
GATES  JAMES    H..    NW    cor   New 

Montgomery  and  Howard 
Gros  Alfred,  N  W  cor  Kearny  andWash 
Gros  E.  &  Co.,  SE  cor  Stockton  and 

Green 
Hillman  Isaac,  151  Shipley 
HINCKLEY  CHARLES  E.,  32  Post 
Holbrook  Charles  B.  Jr..  b\V  cor  Fol- 
som ami  Sixth 
Horst  &  Krebs,    SE   cor  Taylor  and 

Eddy 
HOW  LAND  &  CO.,  NE  cor  Post  and 

Mason 
Hug  &  Schmidt,  635  Commercial 
Huie  George  W.,   NW  cor   Eleventh 

and  Mission 
Kearny  Peter  A.,  SW  cor  Folsom  and 

Fremont 
Kelly  Terrence  B.,  508  Davis 
Lanszweert  Louis,  335  Fifth 
Ltfevre  B.  <fe  Co.,  SE  cor  Washington 

and  Dupont 
Lcipnitz  Gustave,  419  Bush 


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Mayhew  *  Wenzell,  JJW  cor  Fourth 

and  Howard 
MclSoyle  A.  Js,  Co.,  504  Washington 
Wilier  AVilliam  C,  SK  cor  Stockton 

and  Pacific 
Moffltt  J.  \V.  cfc  Co  ,  413  Kcnrny 
Moody  John  C,  202  Koaniy 
Keuiriann   ICdward,  N\V  cor  Kearny 

and  Sutter 
Nichols  J.  C.  &  Co.,  SE  cor  Howard 

and  Sixth 
Oakcs  George  V\'.,  SW  cor  Mont  and 

^Merchant 
Painter  <fc  Calvert,  SK  cor  Kearny  and 

Clay,  and  1  Masonic  Temple 
Perkins  W.  A.,  ll-iS  Dupont 
Petiheau  Edward,  lUti  Kolsom 
PfeiflTer  E.  .1  ,  210  Post 
Pickering  William,  SE  cor  Bdwy  and 

Stockton 
Piquet  Edmund,  727  Washington 
Polastri  Vincent,  630  Washington 
Prevost  A.  L.,  10  Brcnham  Place 
Richards  C.  F.  <fc  Co.,  SW  cor  Sansom 

and  Cl.ay 
Roetlie  Christian,  SE  cor  Bryant  and 

Third 
Rottauzi  Giosue,  SE   cor  Third   and 

Folsom 
Roturier  Charles,  SW  cor  Dupont  and 

Pacific 
Rule  J.  W.  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Third  and 

Folsom 
Russell  William,  SW  cor  Filbert  and 

Powell 
Sander  Robert,  KE  cor  Broadway  and 

Lark  in 
Schmidt  HenryW.,SE  cor  Kearny  and 

Sacramento 
Searby  William  M.,  NE  cor  Folsom 

arid  Pifth 
Shaw  Henry  B.,  NW  cor  Folsom  and 

Second 
Simpson  William,  609  Davis 
Smith  William  B.,  JJE  cor  Fourth  and 

Howard 
Smoot  Joseph  K.,  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Twenty-second 
STEELE  JAMES  G.  <fe  CO.,  521  Mont 

(see  register  of  names,  page  692) 
Stevlaars  C.  L.,  1209  Dupont 
Szarvash  S.  T.,  1329  Dupont 
Tschirner  M.,  NE  cor  Pow  and  Bdwy 
Wakelee  H.  P.,  .'<E  cor  Mont  and  Bush 
Ward  1).  AV.,  NE  cor  Pine  and  Polk 
Whitney  William  K.,  204  Sutter 
Widber  James  H.,  SW  cor  Market  and 

Third 
Wilheltn  Carl  L.,  NW  cor  Sl.Kth  and 

Mission 
Wilson  <t  Co.,  SE  cor   Mission   and 

Fifih 
Wilson  Charles  W..  632  Mission 
Wood  William  H.,  61  Second 
Yeaton  George  A.,  cor  Hayes  and  Van 

Ness  Avenue 
Zcile  Charles  D.,  ,528  Paciflc 
Zelner  William,  NW  cor  Stockton  and 
Ellis 

Aquarians. 
Robison  David  N.,  217  Washington 

Architect*. 
Apel  John,  608  Sacramento 
Ball  R.  C,  302  Monlgomery 
Bayle.s8   William  H.,  E  s  Geneva  nr 

Townsend 
Bestor  Hcnrv  T.,302  Montgomery 
Bones  JohiiW.,  622  Clay 
Bordwell  George,  432  Montgomery 
Bovyer  W.  L.,  107  LeiiicRdorflf 
Bugbee  S.  C.  &  Son,  402  Montgomery 
Cleaveland  Henry  W.,  507  Mont 
Clinch  Bryan  J.,  622  Clay 
CRAINE   WILLI  A. VI,  634   Wash  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxvii) 
Cummings  G.  P..  131  Montgomery 
DeRoogemont  Philip,  420  Mont 
Diaper  Ji  Saeltzer,  302  Montgomery 
Eisen  .*  Schmidt,  103  Post 
Farquharson  David,  SW  cor  California 

and  Kearny 
Frazee  V.,  302  Montgomery 
Gaynor  John  P.,42'i  Montk'omery 
Geddcs  Charles,  328  Montgomery 
Goddard  George  H.,  121  Bloutgomery 
Gosling  James,  128  Kearny 
Gosling  Joseph.  608  Market 
Henry  Simon,  1519  Stockton 
Hester  Joseph,  15  Belden 
HOAGLAM)<fe  NEWSOM,  533  Kear- 
ny (see  adv.  dept.  page  13) 


Hochholzer  Hugo.  507  Montgomery 
Huerne  Prosper,  702  Washington 
■Johnston  &  Mooser,  5  Post 
JORDAN   ALBERT  H..   430  Montgo- 
mery (see  adv.  dept.  page  25.) 
Kenitzer  Henry,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

California 
Leonard  Harvey  R.,  20  Montgomery 
Macy  Henry  C.  315  Slontgomcry 
McDougall  &  Marquis.  328  Mont 
O'Connor  I'atrick  J.,  .571  Howard 
Palton  William,  (.22  Clay 
Portois  Hillirt,  6»4  Merchant 
Raun  &  Tavlor,  502  Montgomery 
Snvder  Albert  A.,  63  Halleck 
Tiedrmann  Herman  O.,  18  Third 
Townsend  <fe  Wyneken,  405  Cal 
Turnbull  Thomas.  608  Market 
Welsh  T.  J.,  302  Montgomery 
Williams  S.  H.  &  Son,  47  Merchants' 

Exchange 
Wolfe  James  E.ife  Son,  240  Montgomery 
Wright  &  Sanders,  418  CaUfornia 

Artesian  Well  Borers. 

Delanv  Patrick,  764  Howard 
Herriek  Lanson  D.,  28  Third 
Higgins  Uriah,  205  Sansom 
Tennant  Wilham,  519  Market 
THOMSO.V    THO.MAS,  28  Third  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  22) 

Artificial   Flovrers. 

[See  also  Milliners.] 
Gerrish  M.  E.,  Mrs.,  107^  Fifth 
Haker  William  &  Minz,  .506  Market 
HELD    BROTHERS,  NE  cor  Sansom 

and  Market,  (see  adv.  dept.  page 

xvii) 
Kahn  Henrietta  Mrs.,  407  Kearny 

Artificial  I^imbs. 

COOK  M.  M.  &  SONS.a^ents,  801  Bat- 
tery, (sec  adv.  dept.  page  lii) 
Deligne  Jules,  624  Washingt  n 
Jewett  Jarvis,21  Merchants'  Exchange 
Koehler  August,  718  Washington 
Spring  Meuzo,  SW  cor    Second  and 
Jessie 

Artists'  materials. 

Bancroft  A.  L.  &  Co.,  721  Market 

Bradley  H.  W.,  620  Clay 

Hitchcock  George  B.  <fe' Co.,  SW  cor 

Sansom  and  Commercial 
Hueter  Gustave,  408  Commercial 
SNOW  &,  ROOS,  21  Kearny,  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  Ixxiiii.) 

Asphaltum  '%Vorkers. 

Asphallum  Pavement  Co.,  114  Kearny 
Bonnet  B.,  402  Montgomery 
Brown  >t  Wilson,  612  Mission 
Claude  II.  G.,  (dealeri  116  Kearny 
(Crosby  Porter,  14  Merchants'  Exch 
Duncan  George  &  Co.,  6.52  Market 
Easton  Oliver  W..  316  Jlontgomery 
Ford  James  P.  &  Co.,  101  Sansom 
Johnson  J.  E.  &  Co.,  228  Montgomery 
Johnson  Peter,  .571  Market 
Larkin  &  Flaherty,  104  Kearny 
Neuval  Francis  F.,  NW  cor  Montgom- 

rey  and  Jackson. 
Perine  Nicholas  P.,  135  Montgomery 
San  Luis  Obispo  Asphaltum  Co.,  220 
Sansom 

Assnyers. 
Blanding  Lewis,  133  First 
California  Ass:iy  othce,  512  California 
Falknenrtu  Louis,  (StAte)  421  Mont 
Hank?  Henry  G.,  649  Clay 
Hentsch  &  Berton,  SW  cor  Clay  and 

Leidesdorlf 
KUIl  LEOPOLD, 611  Commercial  (see 

adv,  dept.  page  liii.) 
Napier  J.  J.,  30  Kremont   ,. 
Phillips  J.  S.,  423  Washington 
Relchling  F.  &  Co.,  334  Montgomery 
Hiehn,  Hemme  &  Co., 404  Montgomery 
San  Kranciseo  Assaying  and  Keflning 

Woiks,416  Monlgomery 
Scott  John,  423  Mission 
Strong  W.  L.,  10  steven«on 
Thayer  B.  B.,  1  New  Montgomery 

Assayers*  Materials. 

Phillips  J.  S.,  423  Washington 
TAYLOR  JOHN  A  CO., 512  Washing- 
ton (see  adv.dept.  page  xxxviii) 


Astrologers. 

Bellmere  Mme.,742  JIarkct 
Buck  C.  Mrs.,  13  Dupont 
Cohen  Simon,  1  Hanlie  Place 
Dahm  Charles,  106  Geary 
DeBerio  William,  411  Stockton 
Exodius  Julia  Mr«.,  37  O'FarrcU 
Schworer  Mary  Madame,  852  Wash 

Attorneys  nt  l-aw. 

Aiken  William  II., 34  Montgomery  Blk 
Allen  William  H.,5-'2  Montgomery 
Alvarado  Juan  C,  73  Montgomery  Blk 
Andros  Milton,  18  U.  S.  Court  Building 
Applegate  Josiah  11.,  SW  cor  Jackson 

and  Montgomery 
Axtell  8.  B.,  729  Montgomery 
Bachelder  John  W.,  613  Union 
BachelderT.  F.,607  Kearny 
Baggs  Isaac,  712  Montgomi  ry 
Bagley  Towniend,  522  Montgomery 
Baldwin  D.  P  ,  109  Leidesdoiff 
Baldwin  Lloyd,  602  Montgomery 
Barber  Henry  P.,  240  Montgomery 
Barber  William,  224  Sansom 
Bame.s  W.  H.  L..  438  California 
Barstow  Alfred,  7  Montgomery  Block 
Barstow  D.  P., 6  -Montgomery  Block 
Barstow  George,  315  tUilitornia 
Bartlett  Coluinhu-',636  Sacramento 
Barilett  Earl,  35  Montgomery  Block 
Bartlett  Washington,  636  Sacramento 
Batchelor  Edward  P.,  10  Mont  Block 
Bates  Asher  B.,  636  Clay 
Bates  Joseph  C  ,  704  Montgomery 
Beatty  Samuel  G.  Jr.,  604  Merchant 
lieaumont  Henry, 712  Monlgomery 
Belcour  Jules,  434  Jackson 
Belknap  David  P.,  604  Jlerehant 
Bell  John  P.,  411M  California 
Benham  Calhoun,  SW  cor  Jackson 

and  Sansom 
Bennett  Nathaniel,  SW  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Clay 
Bergin  Michael, 35  Montgomery  Block 
Bergin  Thomas  I.,  528  California 
Bishop  Amasa  W.,  608  M  arket 
Bishop  Thomas  B.,  414  California 
Blake  Maurice  B.,  637  Kearny 
Blake  Maurice  C,  637  Kearny 
Blanding   William,  535  Clay 
Blood  J.  H.,  23  Montgomiry  Block 
Bodflsh  William  H.,  612  Clay 
Booth  George,  ^.'S  Kearny 
Booth  James  E.,  604  Merchant 
Boothe  Andrew  G.,  604  Alerchant 
Botts  Charles  T.,  402  Montgomery 
Bowie  Henry  P.,  438  California 
Boyd  James  T.,  NW  cor  Kearny  and 

Comineicial 
Brady  Henry  J.,  619  Montgomery 
Brady  Philip,  541  Kirst 
Brandon  Joseph  R.,  604  Merchant 
Brewer  John  H.,.53Montgomerv  Block 
Broderick  John  C,  1006  Dupont 
Brodie  S.  H.,  729  Montgomery 
Brooks  Benjamin  H.,  316  California 
Brooks     Benjamin    S.,   5    Exchange 

Building 
Brooks  E.  L.  B.,  NW  cor  Montgomery 

and  Jackson 
Brown  Calvin,  1606  Leavenworth 
Brown  Harvey  S..  419  California 
Brown  John,  211  Green 
Brumagim  .lolin  W.,  36  Mont  Block 
Brumfleld  W.  H.,  612  Clay 
Buckbeo  John  R.,  S  s  Nineteenth  nr 

Valencia 
Bugbee  John  S.,  224  Sansom 
Bulkeley  L.  E..  601  Washington 
Burbank  Caleb,  SW  cor  Clay  and  Leav 
Burnett  John  Jl  .,58  ExchangeBuilding 
Burnett  Peter  H.,201  Sanson! 
Burnett  AVilliiigton  C,  13  City  Hall 
Byrne  Henry  H.,  20  City  Hall 
Campbell  Alexander  Sr.,  528  Cal 
Campbell    Alexander,   26    Exchange 

Building 
Campbell  Henrv  C,  528  California 
CAMPBELL  WILL,  708  M  nt 
Carpenter  John,  28  Court  Block 
Carpentier  Edward  R.,  ^06  Wash 
Carpentier  Horace  W.,  606  Wash 
Carter  John  W.,  25  M<nt  Block 
Carv  James  C,  507  Monlgomery 
Cas'serly  Eugene,  507  Montgomery 
Castelhun  Frederick  J.,  607  Kearny 
Chevers  W.  H.,  626  ftlonlgomeiy 
Chipman  William  AV.,  17   Exchange 

Building 
Chittenden  N'.  W., 720 California 
Churchill  Clark,  531  Kearny 


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Clark  Leonard  S.,  14  Court  Block 
Clark  Williiim  H.,  43  t  xclKinge  Udg 
Clarke  Henry  K.  \V..  60(j  Wash 
Clarke  Jeremiah,  533  Keaniy 
Clarke  SamuelJ.  Jr.,2.')  I'.S.Coiirt  Bde 
Clement  Jabish,  ftl  Kxchange  IJdg 
Clement  Uoswell  I'.,  SI  Exchange  fidg 
Clyde  Kobert  S.,  6iJ  Clay 
Coats  .lames  M.,  4,ri  Montt-'omery 
Cobb  Moses G.,V!5  Court  :  lock 
Cofley  James  W.,  Sis  Front 
CohfnA.  A.,  4lH  California 
Collins  John  A.,  lli  7  Mas.  n 
Colton  David  1).,  402  Montgomery- 
Cook  Kli.-ha,72!i  Montgomery 
Cook  Henry,  32  Kxchange  liuildlng 
Cope  W.  W.,  420  California 
Cowdery  Jabez  F.,  11  Court  Block 
Cowles  Samuel,  621  Clay 
CradiIo<k  Cliarles  K.,  606  Washington 
Craig  William,  533  Kearny 
Crane  A.  Al.,  522  Montgomery 
Crane  Henry  F„  72!)  Jlontgumery 
Crane  W.  W.  Jr.,  ^  W  cor  Kearny  and 

Commercial 
Crawford  William  S., 614  Merchant 
Creigh  J.  D.,535Cl.y 
Crittenden  James  L.,411H  California 
Crockett  Joseph  15.,  19  South  I'ark 
Crowley  'I  imotliv  J..  26  Kxchange  Bdg 
Culver  William  H.,  722  Washington 
Cummings  latiick,  Dunbar  Court 
Curry  John,, 504  Kearny 
Cutter  Samuel  1,.  Jr.,  410  Kearny 
Daingerfleld  William  r.,KW  cor  Sac- 

ramento  and  Montgomery 
Damcron  J.  1'.,  802  Montgomery 
Daiin  Freiterick  I'.,  604  Merchant 
Darwin  Charles  Uen.,647  Merchant 
Day  Sherman,  30ii  I'ine 
Delaney  E.  J.,  625  Jlerchant 
Delany  Charles  .McC,  519  Mont 
Dempsey  I'eier,  436  Jackson 
Denney  Presley .39  Montgomery  Block 
Desbcck  John,  SW  cor  .Mont  and  Clay 
Desty  Kobert.  628  Montgomery 
Deuprey  Eugene  N.,  U  Mont  Block 
Dilley.Pohn  B.  53  Mont  Block 
Douthltt  D.William, 507  Montgomery 
Do.vle  John  T.,  224  .Sansom 
Drake  Eugene  B  ,708  Montgomery 
Drown  A.  N.,  621  Clav 
pnmi  'J  homas  J.,  (i20  Washington 
Du  Itrutz  Frederick  C.  M.,  6lM  Kearny 
Dud  ey  A.1'.,.S\V  cor  Clay  and  Kearny 
Dudley  C.A.,  SW  cor  Clay  and  Kearny 
Dupre  Kugene,  606  Merchant 
Dwindle  .lohn  W.,  .509  Kearny 
Dwnielle  Saini  el  H.,  36  E.vchlngeBldg 
tclmonds  Marcus  A.,  2  Exchange  Bldg 
Ellsworth  John,  21  Court  Block 
Ely  Alexander,  SW  cor  Montgomery 
and  Clay  •' 

Emmet  C.  Temple,  cor  Commercial 

and  Montgomery 
Estee  Morris  M.,  4l0  Bfontgomery 
Evans  Oliver  P.,  .504  Kearny 
Fahens  F.  A..  10  Montgomery  Block 
FeltonJohii  B.,  636  Clav 
Field  Stephen  J..  U.  S.  Court  Building 
Filield  William  H..  533  Kearny 
Fisher  George,  SW  cor  Montgomery 

and  Jackson 
Fitch  William  S.,  KE  cor  Lombard 

and  Kearny 
Foole  W.  W.,  25  Jfontgomery  Block 
Fox  Charles  N.,  528  Californi.i 
Freclon  'I  homas  W.,  729  Montgomery 
Freideurich  David.  40N  California 
French  Frank,  52.s  California 
Furman  M.  11..  Emmet  II  nr.'^tockton 
Gallagher  Thomas  J.,  KW  cor  Com- 

Hitrcial  and  iMontgomery 
George  Julius.  >W  cor  Montgomery 

and  Sacr.amento 
Gibbons  William,  520  Montgomery 
Gilibs  Charles  Erwin.  507  Jloiitgomerv 
Gillespie  C.  V.,  ^W  cor  Kearny  and 

Washington 
Oilchell  John  M.,  Buss  House 
Goold  Edmund  L.,  Union  Club 
Gordon  George  W.,  622  Clav 
Grav  Cyril  V.,  604  Merelmnt 
Gray  Giles  H.,  4iO  falifornia 
Grealhduse  C.  K.,  41  IS  California 
Green  Eli  C,  729  Jlontgoinery 
(ireeii  Sea  Brif:hr,  Dimhar  Court 
Grey  Cyril  V.,  604  Merchant 
(iiiniwood.  A.  D..  U.  S.  Court  Bldg 
Gunnison  Andrew  J.,  k04  Merchant 
Gurnee  Clinton,  306  I'ine 
Haft  E.  E.,  507  Montgomery 


Hagcr  John  S.,  Pacific  Club 
llaggin  James  B.,411K  California 
Haight  Henry  H..  510  Jackson 
Hale  William,  1  Kxchange  Building 
Hall  Gaven  D.,  24  Exchange  Building 
Halleck  Henry  AV.,  43Moiit  Block 
Halsey  Charles,  42  Exchange  Bldg 
Hambleton  James,  622  Clay 
Hamilton  Samuel.  NW  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Sacramento 
Harding  James  W.,  716  Sfontgomerv 
Hardy  James  H.,  32  Montgomery  Bik 
Hardy  Lowell  J.  Jr.,  637  Kearny 
Harmon  John  B..NW  ctir Montgomery 

and  Commercial 
Harrison  Ralph  C,  402  Montgomery 
Harrison  Kolicrf,  316  California 
Hart  J.  B.,  603  California 
Hartman  Isaac,  49  Jlonigomcry  Block 
Hassett  Martin  C.,615  Kearny 
Hastings  Horace  W.,  402  Montgomery 
Hastings  S.  Clinton.  636  Clay 
Hastings  William.  436  Jackson 
Haswell  F.  B.,  424  Montgomery 
Haven  James  Jl.,  420  California 
Hawes  Horace,  1310  Folsom 
Hayes  George  R.  B.,  528  California 
Hayes  William,  604  Clay 
Head  Edward  F.,  47  Mont  Block 
Henry  Samuel  H.,  712  Montgomery 
Hcnt  Reuben  W.,  SW  cur  Clay  and 

Montgomery 
Heslep  A.  M.,  655  Washington 
Heydenfelt  Solomon,  401  California 
Heydenfelt  Solomon  Jr.,  414  California 
Higbee  Liman  I'.,  313  Jessie 
Higby  William,  622  Cl.iy 
Highton  Henry.E.,  f>2x  California 
Hinchman  Augustus  F.,  599  Kearny 
Hittell  '1  heodore  H.,  636  Clay 
Hoflman  Ogden,  U.  S.  Court  Building 
Hoge  George  G.  W.,  SMontBlock 
Hoge  Joseph  P.,  5  Montgomery  Block 
Holden  Joseph,  411H  California 
Holladay  Samuel  W.,  620  Washington 
Holland  NaihMiiel,  SW  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Clay 
Holmes  Waltir  G.,  410  Montgomery 
Hohvay  S.  P.,  N  W  cor  Mont  and  Sac 
Hood  P.  B.,  604  Merchant 
Hoover  Wilson  W.,  434  California 
Houghton  J{.  E.,315  California 
Howard  C.  Greenwich,  408  California 
Howe  Deios  J.,517  Clay 
Howe  Edgar  A.,   SW  cor  Clay   and 

Kearny 
Howe  Henry  J.,  SW  cor   Clay   and 

Kearnj- 
Hoyt  James  T.,  302  Jlontgomery 
Huiibard  James  F.,  622  Clav 
Hubert  Numa,  51  Montgomery  Block 
Hudson  George,  606  Jlontgomery 
Hunt  John  Jr.,  .529  Clay 
Hutton  James  F.,603  Commercial 
Hyatt  T.  Hart  Jr.,  .520  Montgomery 
Hyde  George,  719  Gearv 
Hyde  Henry  C,  316  Cal"ifomia 
Hyland  AVilliani  J.,  716  Montgomery 
Irvine  William,  513  Jackson 
Irving  Henry  P.,44  Jhrntgomery  Block 
Janes  Henry  B.,622  Clay 
Janin  Edward,  523  Montgomery 
Jarboe  John  R.,  402  Montgomery 
Joachimsen  H.  L.,  606  Clay 
Johnson  ."Sydney  L.,523  Montgomery 
Jtjhnson  Walter  C,  405  Suiter 
Johnston  George  Pen,  533  Washington 
Johnston  William  B..  412  Mi.ntgoniery 
Johnston  William  W.,  729  Montgomery 
Joice  E.  v.,  6  Jlerclianis'  Exchange 
Jones  Edward  I. ,53  Montgomery  Block 
Keeney  George  D.,533  Kcarr.y 
Kelly  D.  O.,  I7l5Mason 
Kennedy  Fiank,  b04  .Merchant 
Kiiiley  J.  M.,  57  Montgomery  Block 
Ladd  Parish  B.,  ,522  Montgomery 
LakeDelos,  City  Hall 
Lander  P.  C.,.504  Kearny 
LaneO.  L.,  603  Washington 
Latham  Jl.  S.,  423  Calitornia 
Latimer  L.  D.,  6,  7  and  8  U.  S.  Court 

Building 
Lawrence  Edwin  A.,  31fi  California 
Lawton  W.  W.,  437  California 
Lee  R.  M.,  607  Washington 
Leviston  George,  623  Bu>h 
Lcviston  George  Jr.,  606  Washington 
Leviston  William,  5  Exchange  Bldg 
Lies  Eugene,  19  Exchange  Building 
Lloyd  R.  H.,  636  Clay 
Loewy  William,  ,520  Montgomery 
Louderback  Davis  Jr.,  17  City  Hall 


Loughborough  Alexander  II.,  NW  cor 

Ml  ntgomery  and  Sacramento 
Love  John  Lord,  28  Exchange  Bldg 
Low  Charles  A.,  408  California 
Lowenberg  Harris,  4.56  'lehama 
Lull  Louis  R.,  808  Montgomery 
Mace  Alfred  A.,  6.?6  Clay 
Marriner  Rufus  K.,  607  Kearny 
Marshall  Lindsey  P..  604  Slerrhant 
Ma  rye  George  T.  Jr.,  34  Ex  Bldg 
Mastiek  E.  B..  520  Montg.mery 
Matthews  William,  .53.5  Clay 
Mays  Samuel  V.,  732  Howard 
McAllister  Cutler,  .528  California 
McAllister  Hall,  .528  Culifornia 
McCabe  James,  ,526  Keainv 
JlcCarlhy  Edward  F..  604  Merchant 
McCarthy  Timothy,  212  Second 
McCeney  J.  C,  60  Exchange  Bldg 
McCuUough  John  G.,  cor  Kearny  and 

Commercial 
McElhinney  John  J.,405  California 
McElrath  J.  E.,   SW   cor   Clay  and 

Kearny 
McGraw  Edward  AV.,  408  California 
McHenry  John,  825  Kearny 
McKinstry  E.  W.,  City  Hall 
McLaurin  John  R.,  410  Montgomery 
McLellan  R.  Guv,  420  Jlontgomery 
McNULTY   CHARLES  A.,  43   U.  S. 

Court  Building 
JIcQuaid  John  .\.,  424  Jlontgomery 
JIcRae  Philip  A.,  408  California 
Jlec  James.  625  Jlerchant 
Jlceks  Washington,  ,536  Washington 
Jleredilh  John  H.,  533  Kearny 
Jlerrill  Annis,5l  Exchange  Building 
Jlerrill  George  B.,  316  Calitornia 
Jlildram  Frank  B..  19  U.S.  CourtBldg 
aiills  John  J.,225  Bush 
Jlills  S.  Bclden,  710  Taylor 
Jlontgomery  Zach.  20  Exchange  Bldg 
Jloore  Elliott  J.,  78  Jhmlgomery  Blk 
Moore  Henry  K.,  636  Clay 
Jloore  Joseph  H  ,  78  Jlontgomery  Blk 
JI organ  Benjamin,  414  California 
Jlorrison  Robert  F.,  (.ityHall 
Jlorrow  William  W.,  6  U.S. Court  Bldg 
Jlott  Gordon  N.,  19  Jlontgomery  Block 
Mullan  John,  712  .Montgomery 
.MuUer  Hermann  G.,  430  Calitornia 
Jlulville  Neptune  B..  604  .Merchant 
JIurfey  Samuel  .S.,  520  Montgomeiy 
Jlurphy  Daniel  J.,  647  Jlerchant 
Jlurphy  John  JI.,  857  Folsom 
Jlyers  Jasper,  .504  Kearny 
Jlyrick  Jlilton  H.,  621  Clay 
Naphtaly  Joseph,  430  California 
Neumann  Paul,  430  California 
Newby  James  B.,  619  Jlerchant 
Newhall  Horatio  C,  636  Clay 
Kewlands  Frank  G..  602  Commercial 
Newman  B.  B.,  729  Jlontgomery 
Nolen  JI.  J.,  519  Jlontgomery 
Northrop  D.  B.,  43  Jlont  Block 
Nougues  Joseph  JI.,  539  California 
Nougues  Peter  T.,  .539  California 
Nourse  George  .\.,  539  California 
Nugent  John,  629  Clay 
O'Brien  Thomas  A.,  NAV  cor  Kearny 

and  Commercial 
O'Brien  Thomas  V.,  712  Jlontgomery 
O'Connor  Frank.  625  Jlerchant 
O'Neil  M.  S.,  519  California 
Olney  AVarren,  NAV  cor  .'^ac  and  Jlont 
Ord  Paoitlcus,  Grand  Hotel 
Osment  '1  homas  JI.,  715  Cl.ay 
Owen  John  W.,  718  Jlontgomery 
Parker  Charles  H.,  8  Jlont  Block 
Patterson  David  AV..  .50  Jlont  Block 
Patterson  AVIlliam  H..  513  Jackson 
Peachy  A.  C.  43  Jlont  Block 
Pettinos  Leonard  C.  109  Silver 
Phelan  Joseph  P.,  513  Jackson 
Phelps  Abner,  cor  Page  and  Devisa- 

dero 
Phillips  John  B.,  AV  s  Chambers  Place 

nr  Lombard 
Piercy  Samuel  AV.,  940  Howard 
Pierson  AVilliam  W.,  NAV  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Commercial 
Pinet  J  ,  510  Jackson 
Pixlcy  Frank  JI.,  316  California 
Piatt  Samuel,  628  Jlerchant 
Plunkeit  AVilliam  A.,  528  California 
Porter  Nathan,  620  AA'ashlngioii 
Potier  Numa  J.,  728  Jlontgomery 
Powell  H.  A.,  520  Jlontgomery 
Pratt  Leonidas  E.,  636  Sacramento 
Pratt  Orville  C.  507  Jlontgomery 
PresKm  Edgar  F.,  5^  Jlont  Block 
Prince  Lewis  JI.,  706  Pine 


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PrlnRte  E<1ward  J..  636  Clay 

rrinple  .Tames  R.,  636  Clay 

Provinog  11.  R.,  NW  cor  Kcamy  and 

Washington 
Pulvorman  Bennet.  712  Montgomery 
Putnam  stillman  N.,   522  Jlont 
Quint  Lcandcr,  32  Mont  lUock 
Ransom  Leander,  522  Montgomery 
Ransom  Lee  J.,  5i2  Montgomery 
Itapliall  J.  M.,  156  Shipley 
Rearden  Timothy  H.,  507  Mont 
Redman  R.  A  ,  436  Jackson 
Revnolds  John,  12- Exchange  Building 
Reynolds  Leonard,  7  Exchange  lluild- 

ing 
Reynolds  Samuel  F.,  7  ExchangcBuild- 

ing 
Rhodes  William  H.,  City  Hall 
Rice  James, 503  Jackson 
Rising  Alfred.  5i9  Clay 
Rix  Alfred,  636  Clay 
Rix  Hale,  7»S  Montgomery 
Rixford  Kmmet  H.,  528  California 
Roach  John,  715  Bush 
Robins  George,  6  Post 
Robinson  Cornelius  P.,  402  Mont 
Robinson  Tod,  411M  California 
Roche  John  J.,  9  Mont  Block 
Rogers  Paniel,  604  Merchant 
Rogers  R'lhertC,  604  Merchant 
Rollins  William,  11  Exchange  Build- 
ing 
Rosenbaum  Simon,  SW  cor  Clay  and 

Kearny 
Rowlev  Ridgway  G,  614  Merchant 
Ryan  Richard  F.,  605  Clay 
Ryan  'I  homas  P.,  4UM  California 
Sanderson  George  R.,  411  Sixth 
Satterlee  John,  41  Mont  Block 
Saunders  John  H.,  .509  Keaniy 
Sawyer  Charles  H..  510  Jackson 
Sawyer  E.  D.,  621  Clay 
Sawyer  Frederick  A.,  .509  Kearny 
Sawver  Lorenzo,  3  U.  S.  Court  Bd'g 
Sawyer  Woodbury  T>..  622  Clay 
Scott  Roswell,  S  s  Sutter  nr  Broderick 
Scripture  Henrj- 1>.,  224  Sansom 
Searle  \.  C,  728  Montgomery 
Sears  William  H.,  302  Montgomery 
Seawell  James  M.,  11  Mont  Block 
Shaffer  James  McM..  11  Mont  Block 
Shanklin  James  W..  704  Mont 
Sharp  George  F.,  529  Clay 
Sharp  S  Oomon  A.,  6.36  Clay 
Sharp  William  H.,.5J9  Clay 
Sharpstein  John  R..  402  Montgomery 
Shearer  Lewis,  636  Clay 
Sherwood  Benjamin,  19 Mont  Block 
Shuck  Oscar  T.,  5.33  Washington 
Sieberst  H  (}.,  803  Montgomery 
Slaussen  J.  S.,  Occidental  Hotel 
Slicer  Walter  R.,  City  Hall 
SMI'I'H  C.  W.  M..  ,526  Montgomery 
Smith  G.  Frank,  315  California 
Smith  J.  Howard.  315  California 
Smith  Sidney  V.,  630  Sacramento 
Smith  Sidney  V.  Jr..  630  Sacramento 
Smyth  John  H.,  52  Exchange  Bdg 
Snow  Arthur  H.,  619  Kearny 
Southard  James  B.,  11  Mont  Block 
Spauldlng  C.  A..  55  Mont  Block 
Spencer  Oscar  H.,  SW  cor  Mont  and 

Clay 
Splivalo  Augustus  D..  430  Jackson 
Stanly    Edward,   KW   cor   Clay   and 

Montgomery 
Stanly  John   A.,  NW  cor  Mont  and 

Clay 
StehbiHs  James  C  .  44  Mont  Block 
Stetson  Edward  Grav.  315  Cal 
Stevenson  Jonathan"D.,  614  Merchant 
Stoddard  Jolin,  44  Mont  Block 
Stoddard  L.  C.  511  Sansom 
Stow  William  W.,  513  Jackson 
Strolher  Fleet  F..  328  Montgnmery 
Stuart  James  F..  522  Jfontgomery 
Sullivan  Daniel  T.,  NE  cor  Wash  and 

Battery 
Sutherlanil  F.  E.,  48  Exchange  Bdg 
SWKZI:Y  SAMUEL  r.  C,  3  Front 
Taylor  Edward  W.,  -533  Kearnv 
Taylor  Frank  F.,  502  Montgomery 
Taylor  James  M.,  636  Clay 
Temple  Jackson,  510  Jackson 
Templeton  William  S.,  636  Clay 
Tevis  Lloyil,  411^  California 
Thavcr  Andrew  E.,  418  Montgomery 
Thompson  R.  Aug.,411M  California 
Thompson  Robert.  76  Mont  lilock 
Thome  Isaac  N.,  16  Jlontgomery  Block 
Thornton  James  U.,  8  Exchange  Build- 


Tlbbcv  H.  S.,  604  Montgomery 
'J'iglie'John,  614  Slerchant 
Tilden  Harmon  J. ,.533  Kearny 
Titcomh  John  H.,  637  Kearny 
Tobin  Kiclinrii,  NE  cor  Mont  and  Mkt 
Tompkins  Edward,  315  California 
Tompkins  Waller  H.,  44  Mont  Block 
Townsend  Clarence  F.,  411  >^  California 
Townsend  .lames  B,  636  Clay 
Treadwell  James  P.,  606  Kearny 
Tripp  E.,  Russ  House 
Tripp  Josiah  W.,  408  California 
Turner  (Jeorge,  408  California 
Turner  William  E.,  708  Montgomery 
Tvler  George  W.,  636  Clay 
Van  nuzer  A.  P.,  217  Third 
Van  Dvke  Walter,  .520  Montgomery 
Vandor  Joseph,  615  Kearny 
Verdenal  D.  F.,  636  Clay 
Verdenal  J.  M.,  636  Clay 
Vincent  George  T.,  507  Montgomery 
Wade  John,  56  Montgomery  Block 
Wager  David  C.,)3  Jlontgomery  Block 
Walker  William  J.,  606  Montgomery 
WalKace  George,  402  Montgomery 
Wallace  William  C,  Pacific  Club 
Wallace  William  T.,  421  Ellis 
Washington  B.  F.,  533  Washington 
Watennan  Frederick  H.,8  Mont  Block 
Webb  Alonzo,  420  California 
Weeks  Edward  P.,  620  Washington 
Welch  Alfred  J.,  N  s   McAllister  nr 

Buchanan 
Weller  Charles  L.,.521  Jivckson 
Wells  Francis  H.,  402  Montgomery 
Wells  George  R.,  420  California 
Wheaton  M.  A., 20 Montgomery  Block 
Whealon  W.  R.,   13  Merchants'  Ex- 
change 
Wheeler  Alfred,  35  Montgomery  Block 
Wheeler  Edward  D..  424  Montgomery 
White  Frank  J.,  609  Sacramento 
White    John,  W  s   First  Avenue  nr 

Fourteenth 
Whiting  B.  C,  224  Kearny 
Whiting  W.  H..  4-30  California 
Whittemore  Daniel  H.,  302  Mont 
Wight  George  J.,  718  Montgomery 
Williams  Andrew,  .535  Clay 
Williams  Edward,  35  Clementina 
Williams  John  J..  10  Exchange  Bldg 
Wilson  Charles  E.,  76  Mont  Block 
Wilson  John,  637  Washington 
AVilstm  Samuel  Jf.,  4.'0  California 
WiNon  Thomas  K.,  .533  Kearny 
Winans  Joseph  W..  604  Jferchant 
Wise  Tullv  R..  402  Montgomery 
Wittram  Charles,  39  Montgomery  Blk 
Wood  Joseph  M  ,  704  Montgomery 
Woods  Samuel  D.,  40  Mont  lilock 
Woodson  Joseph  A..  607  Washington 
Woodworth  Rowland  L.,  636  Clay 
Wright  Selden  S.,  18  City  Hall 
Yale  Gregory,  74  Montgomery  Block 
ZaUriskie  Jaines  C,  33  Exchange  Bldg 

Auctioneers. 

[*Rcal  Estate.] 
Bell  John  C.  524  Market  and  21  Sutter 
Chase  i  Bowlev,  9  Merchants'  Exch 
Choate  Nehemiah,  614  Fourth 
Clements  Reuben  Z.,  1134  Market 
Cummings  &  Terry,  SE  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Pine 
Dixon  it  Hamilton,  727  Market 
*Dore  Maurice  &  Co.,  327  Montgomery 
Duncan  ct  Co.,  413  California 
Froombcrg  I.  .t  A.,  817  Kearny 
Harrison  Samuel  L.,  304  Montgomery 
Haseltine  William  .fe  Co.,  609  Sac 
Jones  s.  L.  Jt  Co.,  209  Califoruia 
Jones  <t  Co..  712  Market 
Lamson  &  Chamberlin,  419  Kcamyand 

639  California 
Marks  Joseph,  NW  cor  Kearny  and 

California 
MERRILL  J.  C.  &  CO.,20G  California 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  x.\iii.) 
♦Middleton  John  &  Son,  310  Mont 
NEWIIALL  H.  M.  &  CO.,  311  Sansom 

(see  adv  dept,  page  lix.) 
O'Brien  &  Co.,  637  Market 
Olney  <k  Co.,  .502  Montgomery 
•Quarles  W.  A.,  526  California 
Rollin>  Reuben  K.,  8  Fourth 
Ryan  L.  .fc  Co.,  537  California 
.Spear  Edward  S.  &  Co.,  536  California 
Stratton  E.  N.,  128  Kearny 
VAN   SCHAACK   C.  P.  &  CO.,  712- 

716  Ke:irnv 
VOIZIN,  RIS  A  CO.,  115  Bush   (see 

adv,  dept.  page  Ix) 


A^'nlng  makers. 

[See  also  .Sail  Makers.] 
Fleury  Paul,  715  Dupont 
Guilio  <fe  Leione,  163  Jessie 
Jung  John  C,  512  .lackson 
Russitcr  James,  104  Francisco 

Axle  Oreasc. 

Bastian  Philip,  390  Francisco 
Grivod  J.acques,  1802  Powell 
Hucks  ife  Lambert,  14.5  Minna 
Petlit  <fe  Co.,  209  Drumm 
Stringer  W.  &  Co.,  70  Oregon 

Bag  makers. 

[See  also  Machine  Sewing.] 
Bardwell  &  Co.,  105  Clay 
Dakin  ii  Libbv,  49  Clay 
Detiick  E.  &  Co.,  123  Olav 
Marks*  Weintraub,  211  Clay 
McDevitt  E.  &  Co.,  218  Davis 
Neville  &  Co.,  113  Clay  and  114  Com 

Bakers  <fc  Bakeries, 

Albrecht  Richard,  103  T.aylor 
Altemus  John  &  Co.,  W  s  Kolsom  bet 
Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 
Antoni  Andreas,  1006  Folsom 
Auger  Jean,  »ll  Pacific 
Austin  Mary  Mrs..  224  Fifth 
Backer  William,  1036  Clay 
Baldwin  Henry  C,  936  Howard 
Becker  Peter,  SE  cor  Dupont  and  Ber 

ry 

Behrman  &  Beisscr,  336  Third 

Beraud  Bros.,  26  Third 

Bertz  it  Co.,  628  Kearny 

Blum  Henry.  1817  Powell 

Bollniger  William,  SW  cor  Kentucky 

and  Butte 
Bordcnave  Peter,  539  Broadway 
Boudin  <t  Gleizcs,  4l6  Green 
Brignardello,     Macchiavello    &    Co., 

(ship  bread)  706  Sansom 
Brophv  Ellen  Miss.  1224  Folsom 
Browe'r  Daniel  B.,  NE  cor  Vallejo  and 

Stockton 
Burkhardt  C,  1216  Pacific 
California  Cracker  Co.,  803  Battery 
Cameron  James,  NE  cor  Folsom  and 

Fourteenth 
Cardinet  Emil,  722  Lombard 
Carliu  Hen-man,  SE  cor  Jones   and 

Geary 
Caratfa  .«  Co.,  1301  Dupont 
•'-'arrull  John  C.  72  First 
Carter  B.  B.,  NE  corVan  NcssAvenue 

and  Hayes 
Chadbimrne  Thomas  J.,  (ship  bread) 

1416  Dupont 
Clark  it  Foote,  cor  Dupont  and  Geary 
Cohn   Isaac  M.,  NW   cor  Mason  and 

Geary 
Collett  Christopher,  1223  Stockton 
CoUopy  James,  313  Sixth 
Crim  Charles,  1518  Stockton 
Crowley  Bartholomew,  421  Fourth  and 

NE  cor  Sixth  an<l  Harrison 
Curran  .Michael,  SW  cor  Branuau  and 

Clinton 
D'Arcv  John,  420  Third 
Davis  William  J.,23M  Second 
Deeth,  Starr  it  Campbell,  (ship  bread). 

205  Sacramento  and  212  Mission 
Dellwig  Louis  A.,  liO  Third 
DellwigTheodor,  738  How.ard 
Dempsey  Patrick.  127  Fourth 
Deutsch  &  C0..H14  Clay 
Diedrich  Heinrich,  sW  cor  Bush  and 

Mason 
Dobrzensky  51..  1218  Powell 
Donnelly  James,  228  First 
Donnelly  John,   SW  cor  Mason  and 

Geary 
Dowdell  Gr.acc,  (widow)  148  Fourth 
DutTey  John,  6535^  Mission 
Dunn  James,  Kl7  Jlarket 
Edwards  Mary,  SE  cor  O'Farrell  and 

Leavenworth 
Engelbevg  Emile  A..  416  Kearny 
Farrell  Annie,  311  Fifth 
Feldbusch  John  D.,  W  s  Polk  nr  Bush 
Fitzgerald  lillen  Sirs..  4  Turk 
Fleischman   Jacob.  E  s  Valencia  nr 

Sixteenth 
Greuouilleau  Bros..  639  Broadway 
Gui-nin  Felix,  1510  Dunont 
Gunther  Knn-st  W.,  1129  Dupont 
Hartwig  Chiirlotte  Mrs.,  261  Third 
Hellmnller  Henrv,  420  Brannan 
Hell  wig  &  Hilbert,  S  E  corMortonand 

Dupont 


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717    t 


Hemme  <fe  Bculer,  27  Kearny 
lleiiiiiielLierg  Henry,  114  Third 
ilcssler  \Vilii;im,  715  Pacific 
UUdebnind  Lizzie,  >i  s  sixteenth  nr 

First  Avenue 
Hill  Kobert  s.,  S  s  Twenty  fourth  nr 

Alabama 
Horst  <i:  bcliaeffer,  8  Kearny 
Huurga^scii  Andre,  b;)4  I'aciflc 
Uughi'S  ifc  I'uley,  43  Fourth  and  US 

Seventh 
Jallu  Fnincols,  633  Broadway 
Junes  N.,).,  BlJ  Larkhi 
Kelly  it  Slaven.  UJ4  Dupont 
Kirkland  A.  1'.,  HE  cur  Jtiarrison  and 

liarden 
Kramer  U.,  1133  Folsom 
Kuiistle  .Murtiii,  77ti  Foisom 
Lautter  K.,  8U4  Cireeiiwich 
Lyscr  J  ulius,  3J3  Third 
Maillies  J.  it  Co.,  ^E  cor  Dupont  and 

L'liion 
MalalesUi  G.  <2  Co.,  1313  Dupont 
McDeviii  James,  108  .sixth 
SlcDeviit  iMary,  W  s  Kiglith  nr  How 
ftlcUratli  I'atrick  F.,  1U3  filth 
aieliuttick  William. ^56  First 
]Meij,'liaii  Kebecca  A.,  1U18  ^tockton 
Jlessiierit  Hastian,  7.il  Sansom 
Sliiliinan  N.,  »1'J  Uroadway 
Muller  George,  15U5  Jlission 
Murphy  Al.  C.,  W  s  Jlission  nr  Twen- 
ty-second 
Pacey  Ellen,  S  s  Eighth  bet  Foisom 

and  Clementina 
Parker  John  H.,J47  Third 
Torporato  Francis,  1313  Dupont 
Puclilmanii  William,  SW  cor  Post  and 

Powell 
Probt  Louis,  30  Sixth 
llatto  &  Co.,  4.i7  I'aciflc 
Keiilt  Henry, 964  Fol.som 
Kogers  M.  A.  Sirs.,  133i  Pacific 
itanta  Clara  Cracker  Co.,  'iH  Clay 
Schneider  oi  Co.,  '^34  .Suiter 
Sciiiieider  Jacob,cor  Grove  and  Frank- 
lin 
Schruth  &  Westerfeld,  228  Kearny 
Simnio   Henry,   SE   cor  Mission  and 

Thirteenth 
Simmons  Grace,  35  .Sixth 
fStein  Uobert.  238  Fifth 
Stiefvatcr  Simon,  N  8   Sixteenth  nr 

Guerrero 
Stohlman  William,  SE  cor  Hyde  and 

Turk 
Stumpf  Italthasar,  226  Pacific 
Swain  .\.  E.,  636  Market 
Swain  it  Co.,  UO  Second  and  7  Kearny 
Taylor  Cyrus.  206 S  Sixth 
Thaler  Conrad,  22  Dupont 
Valente  Louis,  216  Broadway 
Ward  Jane  iliss,  SE  cor  Howard  and 

Harriet 
Watertleid  Albert,  422  Foisom 
Werner  &  Happersberger,  20  Bclden 
West  Ben.  F.,  JOS  Fourth 
WINKLK  HENRY,  SE  cor  Battery 

and  Vallejo  (see  adv.  depl..  p.  35) 
WoUltz  Theodore,  1425  Dupont 
Woolhouse  Helen  Mrs.,  77.i  Howard 
Yaeger  Henry,  1523  Mission 
Youngworth  it  Gibson,  112  Kearny 
Zastrow  Alex.,  SW  cor  Second  and 

Bryant 

Kail  Court*  and  Alley*. 

Kelly  Thomas,  846  Howard 
Sullivan  William,  733  Howard 

Bands— Military. 

Alpers  Charles,  228  Bush 
Andres  Christian,  207  Montgomery 
Blythe  William  J..  227  Stevenson 
Kendall  James  K..  28  Ellis 
Kidd  Alexander,  810  Green 
Kraus  Frederick,  19  Anna 
Schmidt  Joseph,  1025  Washington 
Walcott  Asa  A.,  1117  Bush 
Willis  Marshall  W.,  502  Linden 

Bank  Vaults. 

[See  also  Safes.] 
Gallauher  James  J.,  712  Sansom 
KITTKEDGE  <fc  LEA VITT,  2-25  Beale 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixvlii) 
KITTKEDGE   JONATHAN,  18  Fre- 
mont (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxv) 
Nutiing  C  417  Market 
SIMS  JOHN  K..  S  s  Oregon  bet  Front 
and  Davis  (see  adv.  dept.  page  14) 


Banker*. 

Belloc  Frercs,  524  Montgomery 
Borel  Alfred  iK  Co.,  N\V  cor  Jackson 

and  Montgomery 
Davidson  B.  it  Co.,  NW  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Commercial 
Donolnie,  Kelly  <t  Co.,  SE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Sacramento 
Heniscli  ct  Bertoii,  SW  cor  Clay  and 

Leidesdortt" 
Hickox  i  Spear,  500  Montgomery 
Satlier  Ji  Co.,  NE  cor  Com  and  Mont 
Seliginan  J.  <t  Co.,  412  California 
Siiiie  John  <t  Co.,  N  W  cor   Clay  and 

Alontgomerv 

Tallant  it  Co.,  321  Battery 

Walker  William,   and    Alexander   S. 

Finnic,  N  E  cor  California  and  San 

WELLS,  FAKGU  it  CO.,  N  W  cor  Cal 

and  Mont  (see  adv.  dept.  page  viii) 

Bank*. 

BANK   BRITISH    COLUMBIA,   SE 

cor   California   and   Sansom   (see 

adv.  dept.  page  xxxvi) 
Bank  British  ^ortli  America,  NE  cor 

California  and  Sansom 
BANK  OF   CALIFORNIA,  NW  cor 

Cal  and  San  (see  adv.dept.page  ix) 
CALIFOUNIA  TRUST  CO.,  421  Cali- 
fornia (see  adv.  dept.  page  xi) 
First  National  Gold  Bank,   NW   cor 

JMontyomery  and  Sacramento 
LONDON    AND    SAN    FRANCISCO 

BANK,  limited, 423  California  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  x) 
Merchants'  Exciiange,  415  California 
PaeiUc  Bank,  N  W  cor  San  and  Pine 

Banks— Savine*  and  JLoan. 

Cosmopolitan  Savings  and  Exchange 

Bank,  626  Montgomery 
Farmers'  and  Mechanics'  Bank  of  Sav- 
ings, 225  .Sansom 
French  Savings  and  Loan  Society,  411 

Bush 
GERMAN    SAVINGS    AND  LOAN 

SOCIETY,  513  California  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  Ixi 
HIBERNIA    SAVINGS  AND  LOAN 

SOCIETY,  NE    cor  Montgomery 

and  Market  (see  adv.dept.page  xx) 
Humboldt  Savings  and  Loan,  16  Geary 
Improved  Order  of  Ked  Men's  Savings 

and  Loan  Co., 344  Bush 
MASONIC  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN,  6 

Post  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xix) 
Odd  Fellows'  Bank,  2  Odd  Fellows' 

Hall 
SAN  FRANCISCO  SAVINGS  UNION 

.532  Cal  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xviii; 
SAVINGS    AND    LOAN    SOCIETY, 

619  Clay  (see  adv.dept.  page  Ixxlii) 

Barber*. 

[See  Hairdressers.] 
Barrel  Dealers. 

California  Barrel  Co.,  Forrest  Bldg 
FLINT,  PEABODY  &  CO.,  408  Cali- 
fornia (see  adv.  dept.  page  liv) 
Tompkins  Benjamin,  E  s  Gilbert  bet 
Bryant  and  Brannan 

Basketmaker*. 

[See  Willow  Ware.] 

Batli*. 

Alers  ife  T.chmkuhl,(Rus8ian  and  Turk- 
ish) 722  Montgomery 
Bros  &  Born,  215  Sansom 
Corriveau  Louis,  13  Post 
DriscoU  <fc  Hagen,  '2210  Powell 
Drucker  August,  921  Montgomery 
Dunkerley  J.,SEcor  Larkiii  and  Beach 
Garrissere  Frank.  615  Commercial 
Grelf  John,  636  Washington 
Grimm  Adam,  Lick  House 
Held  finest,  '230  Bush 
Held  George,  Grand  Hotel 
Huck  &  Hochbrunn,  129  Third 
Lacua  Frank.  532  Jackson 
Lampe  Brothers.  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Lanuis  C.,(tan)  51  Minna 
Lewis  H.,  202  Pacific,  and  909  Battery 
McSparren      Archibald,     (medicated 

electric)  10  Post 
Montgomery  Baths  Co.,  621  Mont 
Nicholas  George,  37  Sacramento 
Petit  J.,  738  Pacific 
Koest  John  W.,  cor  Hyde  and  Beach     | 


San  Francisco  Hygiene  Home,  637  Cal 
Smith  Barlow  J.,  6)7  California 
Sonnenfeid  H.,  406  Pine 
Stalile  Henry  \V.,  Occidental  Hotel 
Trauiner  Charles,  6.;4  Washington 
ZEILE    FREDERICK,  (Russian    and 

Turkish)  524  Pacihu  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  xlii) 

BeddinB— manufacturers. 

Du  Rose  S.  F.,  212  Sansom 
Frank  Henry,  '217  Commercial 
Herzog  J.  it  Co.,  (curled  hair)  126  .San 
HORSfiMANN  H.  ,t  CO.,  323Pine(see 

adv.  de|)t.  page  26) 
SCHAFER  J.  F.  di-  H.  H.,  NW  cor  Sac 

and  San  (see  adv.  dept.  page  26) 
Sclireiber,  R  dir  it  Co.,  53!)  Market 
WESTLEY  &  HAVENS,  143  Fourth 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxv) 

Bed*  and  Bedding. 

[*  Importers.] 
[See   also  Furniture ;    also    Mattress- 
makers.] 
Boston  Furniture  Co.,  647  Market 
♦Cole  N.  P.  .«  Co.,  '224  Bush 
EUREKA  HAIR  CO.,  573  Mission  (see 

adv.dept.  page  xlivj 
Frank  Henry,  217  Commercial 
♦Goodwin  it  Co.,  328  Pine 
Heney  William  J.  it  Co.,  725  Market 
*HORSTMANN   H.  &   CO.,  323   Pine 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  "26) 
Laeremans  Frank,  540  Washington 
*May  George  B.  it  Co.,  308  Pine 
Meyer,  Rolirit  Co.,  83 ■(  Jlarkct 
O'Brien  John  C,  510  Sansom 
0'P.rien  &  Co.,  637  .Market 
O'Brien  ife  Rice,  603  Sansom 
*Pluin,  Bell  it  Co.,  24  Post 
♦SCHAFER  J.  F.  ifcH.  H.,NWcorSac 

and  San  (see  adv.  dept.  page  26) 
Schreiber,  Ruhr  it  Co.,  539  Market 
Shabcr  John  A.,  707  Market 
Smith  &  Smith,  685  Market 
Stern  Philip,  232  Third 
♦WHITNEY    GEORGE    &    CO.,    319 

Pine  (see  adv.  dept,  page  xxi) 

Bedsteads — Manuracturers. 

[See  also  Cabinetmakers;  also  Furni- 
ture, ctc.l 

Carev  Wm.  R.,  (patent  spring)  15 Third 

ColeN.  P.  &  Co..'2'24  Bush 

Emanuel  L.  Jz  E.,  Berry  bet  Fourth 
and  Fifth 

Field  &  Frei,  483  Brannan 

Kragen  it  Geishaker,  SE  cor  Mission 
and  Beale 

Schreiber.  Rohr  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Main 
and  Mission 

Bell  Founders. 

GARRATT  W.  T.  A  CO.,  SE  cor  Fre- 
mont and  Miss  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  12) 

Bell  Haneers. 

[See  also  Brass  Founders;  also  Lock- 
smiths.] 
Camons  Andre,  237  Sutter 
Crowe  Timothy,  743  Jlission 
Garvey  James,  29  New  Montgomery 
Harris  William,  208  Leidesdortt' 
Lang  John  F..  1306  Stockton 
Merkt  Joseph  F., 659  Mission 
Morris  D..  124H  Post 
Newhort'  Frank.  507  Commercial 
Otto  Charles  &  Co.,  312  Bush 
Rau  itKohnke,  108  Leidesdorflf 
Schirmeier  Frederick,  737  Mission 
Schnoor  Christian  H.,  960  Foisom 
Stott  &  Davidson,  1002  Market 
Sullivan  Daniel  J..  765  Market 
Triber  C,  312  Jackson 
WILL  &  FINCK,  821  Kearny  and  140 
Mont  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxviii) 
Bells. 
Conroy  &  O'Connor,  107  Front 
GARRATT  W.  T.  &  CO.,  SE  cor  Fre- 
mont and  Mission 
Bellows— Manuracturer*. 
[See  also  Machinists,  etc.] 
Thomas  Charles  W.,  24  California 

Belting. 
COOK  M.  M.  &  SONS,  801   Battery 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  111) 
Royer  Herman,  437  Brannan 
Rubber  Clothing  Co.,  607  Market 


JONES,  FUIjIjMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  St.,  Iiadies'  and  Gentlemen's  Idnen  Handkerchiefs. 


BEDINGTON'S  FLAVOBING  EXTKACTS  are  the  beat  and  cheapest  for  family  use 


718 


SAN  FRANCISCO  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


Bill    Posters. 

Keyt  <fe  Co.,  5U6  Commercial 

Billiard  Balls  and  Cues. 

Doeiger  Charles,  620  Jlerchant 
LIESt-NKELD   I'lllLIl-,  5i7  Sac  (sec 

adv.  di'pt.  page  xlviii) 
Meyer  J.  O.  H.,  22H  Jloiitgomerv 
PUEI.A.V  GKOHGE  K.,  bil  Market 
81'KAHLK  JACOB  A  00.,5b3  Alarket 

<see  adv.  depl.  page  31) 

Billiard  Saloons. 

[See  also  Liquors,] 

Deery  <fc  Little,  320  Bush 

Uenliam  William,  9j3  Kearny 

Doyle  ifc  Cunmiigliam,  Cosmopolitan 

Hotel 
Francfc  Cliarles,  NE  cor  Mont  and  Sac 
Uailaglier.lolui  A.,  t>7  t  Market 
Hartslioiue  Samuel,  314  Montgomery 
Haugli  John,  !WS  Market 
Heuiiy  Jolm,  423  Kearny 
Herber  Johu,  527  Kearny 
Hopkins  <to  Worouey,  Urand  Hotel 
Jerome  Moses,  Uuss  House 
Kuell  <k  Selioeii,S\V  cor  California  and 

Kearuy 
Lewis  <fc  NVondward,  Lick  House 
Martin  Lewis,  SK  cor  Stock  and  Jack 
Martin  j;  Uoberts,  SE  cor  Bush  and 

I'olk 
Mayer  Ji  Bleffenbacher,  SW  cor  Cal 

and  Montgomery 
Murr  Christopher,  AmerlcanExchange 
i<olting  J.  C.  A.,  >;\V  cor  Kearny  and 

Wiisliinglon 
Schramm  j;  Schnabcl,  545  California 
Sohulze  Ji  Neller,  S\V  cor  Bush  and 

Kearny 
Siepel  Conrad,  923  Kearny 
SlodJard  Jl  Merkle,ttS3  Market 

Billiard  Table  manufactories 

Clees  Peter,  515  .lackson 

Ecliart  lleniy,  t)12  Battery 

LIE.SENl''t;LU  I-HILIP,  .M7  Sacra- 
mento (see  adv.  dept.  page  xlviii) 

PHELAN'  GliOUUli  E.,  541  Market 

SiKAHLt;  J.VCOB  &  CO.,  5t>3  Market 
see  adv.  dept.  page  31) 

Birds  and  Cages. 

[See  also  Wire  Goods.] 
Gromotka  V.,  603  Kearny 
Leopold  H.,  t)0:^  Kearny 
Sweetzer  Alonzo  J.,  633  Kearny 

Bitters. 

[See  also  Wines.] 
Barry  &  Patten.  413  Montgomery 
Blautin  Pablo.  71i  Pavis 
Bona  Angelo,  lis  Leidesdorff 
Cassin  t\  Ji  P.  J.,  523  Front 
Enstein  H.  Jt  Co.,  51S  Front 
FE^KHAUSEN  Ji  GEKICHTEN,  221 

(.  al  (see  adv.  dept.  page  23; 
Favre  ii  Jaussaud,  430  Jackson 
HowlandC.  F.,  SW  cor  Sansom  and 

Clay 
Lyons  E.  G.  k  Co.,  510  Jackson 
McDonald  R.  H.  <fc  Co.,.')0l  Market 
MCMILLAN  &  KESTEU,  714  Front, 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  2) 
Putzman,  Dorn  Ji  Co.,  SE  cor  Third 

and  .Market 
REDIK(ilON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO., 

523  Market 
Sainsevain  Bros.,  400 Battery 
Shaeft'er  &,  Walter,  302  Battery 
Tavlor  A:  Beiidel,  403  Clay 
Wertlieimber  it  d.,  lOiMi  Market 
Wonscr  Ji  Hawkins,  418  Sacramento 

Blacklns— Dealers. 

COX  <fe  NICHOLS,  (ag'ts  for  Mason's) 
31ti  Wash  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xxv) 

Blacking — Manufacturers. 

Hatch  J.  G.,  422  Third 
LakCiB  Co.,  636  Third 

Blacksmiths, 

[See  also  Foundries,  Machinists,  etc.] 
Adams  Samuel  W.,  Kentucky  nr  Ne- 
vada 
Andresen  Bros.,  607  Battery 
Arfort  John  li.,  218  Post 
Ash  David,  13  FirBt 


Avres  F.  W.  Mrs..  1!)  Sutter 

Black  Menry  SI.  &  Co.,  1120  Market 

Bonis  Pierre.  214  Stevenson 

Bourgeois  Alexander,  630  Broadway 

Brannan  Patrick,  9  Welib 

Brown  Jared  C.,  cor  Twenty-sixth  and 

Nebraska 
Burns  Patrick,  650  Mission 
Captoe  &.  Holmes,  15  Belden 
Caput    Frederick,    cor    Mission    and 

Third 
Carlen  William.  724  Broadway 
Carlon  &  Herlahy,  418  Pacific 
CASfcBOLl'  &  KEKU,   2   Fifth  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  Ivii) 
Claflfey  Jolin,  726  Clementina 
Costigan  .t  Uru.,  404  Jackson 
Crooks,  Bahrs  &  Sulil,  114  Sacramento 
Crowley  Richard,  40s  Jackson 
Cummings  Patrick,  197  Stevenson 
Curtis  .Michael,  714  Sansom 
Desmond  Daniel,  868  Folsom 
Donlan  Thomas,  NE  cor  O'Farrell  and 

Powell 
Doran  James,  NE  cor   Mission  and 

Beale 
Doyle  Maurice,  770  Mission 
Dunne  James,  817  Market 
Dunnigan  Ji  O'Di'a,  33  Post 
Dupuy  <fc  Co.,  528  Broadway 
English  Jerome  A.,  SW  cor  Main  and 

Mission 
Evans  George  A.,  WsMatn  nr  Folsom 
Ewiiig  George,  cor  Devisadero  &  Bush 
Ewing  i  W hearty,  856  Howard 
Farren  J.  W.,  121  Beale 
Feisel  <Ss  Kernan,  1507  .Mission 
Fisher  Benjamin  A.,  310  Slission 
Folsom  Albert,  531  California 
Ford  Thoma.",  13  First 
Frichette  &  Daigneau,  lOfi  Wash 
Frledhoffer  Paul,  248  Fourth 
Gallagher  Bernard,  222  Mission 
Gallagher  James  J.,  712  Mission 
Gallagher  <fc  Rodecker,  28  Spear 
Garrick  Michael,  85U  Howard 
Gebhardt  Frederick,  770  Mission 
Giulio  Leione,  163  Jessie 
Glinden  Jc  Kelly,  3  Belden 
Grunoy  George  P.,  184  Stevenson 
Grave  Bernard,  722  Broadway 
Grosso  Constaiitine,  615  Sansom 
Gunn  Joseph  H.,  Market  bet  Seventh 

and  Eighth 
Hahn  &   Curvey,  SE  cor  Front  and 

Oregon 
Halle  r  &  Kruger,  cor  Twenty -fourth 

and  San  Bruno  Road 
Hantzsch  <fe  Geitner,  NW  cor  Front 

and  Market 
Hawkins  Thomas,  714  Sansom 
Uerold    Philip,  San  Bruno  Road   nr 

Woolscy 
Herzog  Christian,  705  Broadway 
lliggins  John,  670  Missi>.n 
Holmes  Milo  P.,  415  Pine 
Hurd  John,  SE  cor  Eighth  and  Bran 
J e tiers  James,  5  Mason 
Keller  Jacob,  218  Dupont 
Kennelly  Jt  ."Sullivan,  .Wl  Sutter 
Kenny  <te  Casey,  355  Folsom 
Kettlewcll  J.  R.,  NE  cor  Fillmore  and 

Tyler 
Knight  George  W.,  New  Butchertown 
Larkins  >to  Co.,  631  Howard 
Lowney  Timothy  <fc   Co.,  Eighth  bet 

Brannan  and  Bryant 
JIangeot  <fe  Lecaze,  702  Sansom 
Mallhia  John  C.  H.,  708  Battery 
Maxwell  Patrick,  b  s  Twelfth  nr  Fol 
Mc.\rdel  iM  (Jlirtbrd,  413  Third 
McDonald   Donald,    S   s   Oregon  nr 

Front 
McElligot  Maurice,  749  Mission 
McEneany  Thomas.cor  Eddv  and  Few 
McLaughlin  it  Enright,  704  Front 
Miller  David  D.,  715  Market 
MisgiU  i[  Cooper,  815  Market 
Moholy  &  Kelly, E  s  Eighth  nr  Bryant 
Sloller  August,  l97  Stevenson 
Moore  James  B.,  W  s  Webb  nr  Cal 
Morrison  John  B.,  671  Mission 
Jlowry  <fc  Frazer,  1140  Folsom 
Muir  Adam,  W  s  Battery  nr  Union 
MuUer  Frederick  W.,  Ill3  Mission 
Mulloy  &  Daly,  868  Folsom 
Nelson  &  Doble,  673  Mission 
Newkirk  Daniel  I.,  E  s  Mission  bet 

Twentv-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
O'Neill  &  McCloskey,  2  Powell 
Oester  <fc  Kramer,  311  Mission 
Olmstead  Charles  H.,  foot  Third 


POLLARD  A  CARVILL  MANUFAC- 

TCKIXG  CO..  182  Jessie  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  xlvi) 
PRACY  GEORGE  T.,  103  Mission  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  39) 
Radezewsky  Jacob,  .507  Pacific 
Rifferty  Bernard,  Mission  nr  Seventh 
SAUL  A  CO.,  9  Powell  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  30) 
Shields  Daniel  J.,N  8 Marketbet  Front 

and  Davis 
Slegly   Gotileib,   NE  cor  Union  and 

Stockton 
.«indel  Jacob  &  Co..  424  Pacific 
Stein weg  Charles,  117  Beale 
Sullivan  James,  218  Post 
Taher  &  Cunningh.im,  65S  Howard 
Toothaker  *  Jleyirs,  UK  Washington 
Vale  Charles.  107  Leidesdorll' 
Wifsnn  &  Kenn^'v.  1.51  Bnale 
WEICHHART  JOHN,143  Beale  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  14) 
Weir  James.  202  Beale 
Wells  Levi,  419  Pine 
Weston  Samuel  W..W  sPoIk  nrBdwy 
Willard  A  Bibau,  NE  cor  Mission  and 

Twenly-faurth 
Winall  &  Co.,  17  Stevenson 

Blank  Book  manufacturers. 

[Sec  Bookbinders;  also  Printers;  also 
Stationers.] 

Blinds. 

[See  Doors,  etc.] 
Block  and  Pump  makers. 

[See  also  Pumps.] 
Currier  Charles  H..  28  -Market 
Hanson  John  C,  9  Spear 
Mitchell  Thomas  F.,  25  Drumm 

Block  r.etler  makers. 

Hutchinson  C.  &  W.,  213  Pino 
Bitardins  Houses. 

[See  also  Hotels,  also  Lodgings,  also 

Restaurants,  etc.] 
Ahem  Margaret,  269  Minna 
Alton  J.  A.,  (widow)  904  Jackson 
Atkinson  Jiihanna.  660  Mission 
Balke  AViUiam,  SW  cor  Battery  and 

Green 
Barnura  C.  S.  Mrs.,  803  Stockton 
Bayley  Tliomas,  N  s  Oregon  bet  Davis 

ana  Drumm 
Beck  Nicholas  P..  1,55  Steuart 
Beita  John.  532  Vallejo 
Belle w  John,  17  Ohio 
Boley  Susan,  (widow)  54  Third 
Bowman  Joel  K.,  158  Tehama 
Boyne  Thomas,  45  Vallejo 
Brannan  Alartin,  1"01  Battery 
Brunning  .\nna,  (widow)  658  Mission 
Burke  Julia,  i widow)  2027  Polk 
Burns  John,  S.  8  Berry  bet  Third  and 

Fourth 
Callender  J.  F.,  (colored)  5  Broadway 
Cameron  Ehzabeth,  312  Beale 
Chamberlain  Heloise,44  Third 
Church  C,  (widow)  18  Minna 
Clark  R.  Jlrs.,  776  Howard 
Cleary  Hannah,  173  -Minna 
Cohen  51.  D.,  644  Sacramento 
ColUns  A.,  1311  Dupont 
Coiinerton  Matthew,  cor  Sansom  and 

Vallejo 
Coggan  Annie,  (widow)  34  Minna 
Cook  Mary  M.,  (widow)  SE  cor  Third 

and  Mission 
Cppeland  Eliza,  103  Natoma 
Cotter  Hannah,  E  s  How  nr  Fifteenth 
Crawley  George  W.,  446  Brannan 
Cummiskey  A.  P..  (widow)  514  Sutter 
Daly  Francis,  E  s  Polk  nr  Hayes 
Darcy  Edward,  133  Folsom 
Davis  R.  D.  W.  -Mrs..  3^23  Sutter 
DeCrevecour  Hans,  222  Washington 
Delahantv  Michael,  '28  Minna 
Dettmar  Charles,  25  Morton 
Dettmar  Henry,  NW   cor   Third  and 

Brannan 
Dexter  Celia,  (widow)  521  Pine 
Dieckmann  Peter,  630  Brannan 
Dole  Mary,  (widow)  607  Pine 
DonohueJohn,  39  Minna 
Dorgan  William.  50  Natoma 
Doyle  Eugt-ne  B.,  308  Beale 
Dreux  &  Pagel,  cor  Potrero  At  and 

El  Dorado 


The  directory  of  the  "  PEOPLES"  is  composed  of  the  best  busmess  men  of  CoUfomia. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  White  Shirts. 


SAN    FRANCISCO    BUSINESS     DIRECTORY. 


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Drew  James  H.  Afrs.,  730  Howard 
Dromer  Henvy,  NE  cor  JloiUguincry 

and  Brnailway 
Enquist  <fe  Cox,  2S  Sacramento 
Esn;iult  Louis.  '^31  Second 
Fagotliey  John,  826  Broadway 
Falkenburg  Henrv.  164  JcBsio 
Fleury  U.  Sirs.,  6l5  Stockton 
Flyuii  Dennis,  :(8  First 
Fowler  Mary,  (widow)  26  Sixth 
Fraser  Hugli,  103  first 
Freeborn  W.  H.,  KE  cor    Washing- 
ton and  Kearny 
Galviii  Mary  Mi»»,  642>i  Mission 
Ganey  I'eter,  IS  (leary 
Garnan  Patrick,  21  Anthony 
Garness  Mary  A.  (w  idow)  9  Minna 
Garrett  Jidiii,  N  s  Oak  nr  Gough 
Gilfoil  Jotin,.W4  Jlission 
Gillan  dames  S.  M  rs.,  li"  Kearny 
Givi  n  C.  M.,  (widow)  51ISI  liusU 
Graham  James,  214  Steuart 
(ireen  David,  231  Stevenson 
Gschwind  K.,  513  Vulencia 
Hagan  M.  E.,  (widow)  1009 Howard 
Haiglit  A.  J.  Mrs.,  2ti>i  Kearny 
HanderkmWilliam,  1:(6  Kolsom 
Harrington  Daniel,  (ill  Market 
Harris  <fc  Dennis,  7  Uroadway 
Hart  Thomas,  81)4  Front 
Hanscr  George,  S  s  Francisco  nr  Mason 
Henry  Jolin  iS,  812  Four.h 
Holt  Sarali,  (widow)  270  First 
Hutcliisoii  Ilosanna  Mrs.,  110  Prospect 

I'lace 
Johnson  Cliarles  E.  Mrs.,  759 Market 
Johnson  Cliarles  F.,  S\V  cor  Market 

and  Steuart 
Keane  Margaret  H.  Mrs.,  421  Fourth 
Keith   W.    K.,  NE  cor  Mission   and 

Twenty-second 
Kelly  John,  E  s  Eighth  nr  Harrison 
Kelsey  M.  J.  Mrs.,  S\V  cor  Folsom 

and  First 
Kennedy  Francis,  26  Jessie 
Kerrigan  Mary  E.  Miss,  761  Mission 
Kroeger  <fc  Post,  JS'E  cor  Eighth  and 

brannan 
Laffau  James,  N  s  Francisco  nr  Stock 
Lambert  A.,  S  s  Mariposa  nr  Tennes- 
see 
Langford  Thomas,  S  s  Clay  nr  Davis 
Lascholl  John,  E  s  Folsom   nr   Six- 
teenth 
Lassalett  J.  Mrs.,  Virginia  Block 
Leahcy  Thomas,  5.5  J  Alission 
Lcconey  Sarali  Mrs.,  813  Stockton 
Leddin  James,  44  Minna 
Leland  Sarah  A.,  (widow)  61S  Cal 
Levy  Jacob,  214  Sansom 
Levy  Louis,  14  Eddy 
Lopez  Modesto,  s  s  Dupont  Alley 
Lynch  Oliver  Mrs.,  1011  Washington 
Lyons  <fc  Gudde.  N  s  Oregon  nr  Davis 
Mall  Adam,  13  Geary 
Mann  C.  N.  Jlrs.,  85.'  Sfarket 
McAlpin  M.  IJ.,  (widow)  426  Sutter 
McCann  James,  8:)ti  Front 
McCraeken  .Sarah,  (widow)  1021  Bat 
McDonald    Bridget,   W  s   Folsom   nr 

Fifteenth 
McGonigle  Hugh,  NW  cor  Third  and 

King 
McGrath  Patrick,  21  .Sixth 
McMalion  Peter,  NW  cor  Drumm  and 

Commercial 
McManus  Patrick,  131  Folsom 
Miller  Louisa  Mrs..  12  Washington 
Montgomery  Charles,  136  Natoraa 
Moore  William.  9  Broadway 
Muller  Alois,  114  Post 
MuUins  Bridget,  (widow)  1071  Market 
Murray  Bernard,  61  .Minna 
Murray  Fannie,  (widow)  108  Sixth 
Nichols  Sarah  A.  Mrs.,  28  Ellis 
Nugent  Peter,  101-1  Market 
O'Brien  Annie,  (widow) 630  Mission 
O'Brien  Catherine,  73  Natoma 
O'Brien  Daniel,  Ws  Main  nr  Folsom 
O'Brien  William  H.,  SW  cor  Seventh 

and  Brannan 
O'Connor  Mary  Mrs.,  123  Pacific 
O'Donnell  Martha  Mrs.,  179  Minna 
Palmer  Plioebe,  (widow)  12  O'Farrell 
Paquezurray  Martin,  10  Gardner 
Phillips  .Alexander,  919  Battery 
Pleasant  Mary  E.,  (colored)  920  Wash 
Price  John  C,  109  Vallejo 
Quinn  James  H.,  206  Pacific 
Rassette  E.,  (widow)  11  Kearny 
Reynolds  Rachel  A.  Mrs.,  533  Third 
Rix  Margaret  Mrs.,  743  Fine 


Robinson  W.,  SE  cor  Filbert  and  San 

Roeben  George,  37  Pacific 

Rosendahl  C,  1816  Powell 

Kuland  George,  SW  cor  Michigan  and 
Shasta 

Ryan  Thomas.  519  Mission 

Sanders  Samuel  F.,  SW  cor  Fourth 
and  Berry 

Schroder  &,  Mangels,  SW  cor  Spear 
and  Mission 

Schuetzc  William  T.,  SE  cor  Polk  and 
Austin 

Shea  Robert,  Lafayette  nr  Slisslon 

Smith  Harriet  A.  Sirs.,  815  Stockton 

Smith  James,  20  Folsom 

Smith  James,  San  Bruno  Road  nr 
Twentv-eighth 

Smith  Susan  M.,  540  Mission 

Smith  Thomas  C,  liiOl  Battery 

Spencer  Slary  A.,  (widow)  \V  s  Va- 
lencia nr  Sixteenth 

Spiars  Frank  Mrs.,  930  Clay 

Stanforth  William,  135  Folsom 

Staniiage  Philip  J.,  217  Third 

Stanton  Patrick  H.,  54  Everett 

Steinbach  Anton,  632  Third 

Stodole  Emily,  (widow)  315M  Third 

Stoetzer  Edward,  Berry  nr  'i  hird 

Sullivan  Honora  Miss,  843  Clay 

Sullivan  James,  119  Morton 

Swetl  Elizabeth,  (widow)  ,531  Mission 

Thompson  M.  T.,  (widow)  NE  cor 
Bush  and  Stocktnn 

Thompson  William,  112  Pacific 

Tompkins  M.  M.  Mrs.,  7  O'Farrell 

Tucker  John,  840  Market 

Wadleigh  M.  H.  Mrs.,  814  California 

AValsh  Anne,  (widow)  41  Minna 

AVebster  Catherine,  (widow)  217  Sec- 
ond 

Wetherby  Mrs.,  42  Sixth 

Weyteman  &  urimm,  cor  Fifth  Ave- 
nue and  Railroiid  Av,  South  S.  F. 

Wheeler  Charles,  160  First 

Whelan  Caroline,  (widow)  2015  Miss 

White  George  K..  55  Second 

White  Samuel  A.,  S  s  Townsond  nr 
Second 

Williams  William  R.,  N  s  Sierra  nr 
Maryland 

Wilson  Maria  Mrs.,  ,506  Eddy 

AVoods  Edward  P.,  541  First 

AVydeman  Louis,  South  S.  F. 
Bout  Builders. 

[See    also    Shipwrights;     also    Ship 
Builders.] 

BENNER  GEORGE  L.,  S  s  Howard 
bet  Steuart  and  Spear  (see  adv. 
aept.  page  37) 

Collins  Timothy,  foot  of  Third 

Cooper  &  Vice,  N  s  Clark  bet  Davis 
and  Drumm 

Dickie  J.  &  J.,  S  s  Merchant  nr  East 

Gilman  Joseph,  24  Commercial 

Grirtin  John  D.,  AV  s  East  bet  Jackson 
and  P.icific 

Jones  S.  H.,  S  g  Merchant  bet  Drumm 
and  East 

Southwick  Benjamin,  N  s  Mission  bet 
Steuart  and  Spear 

Boiler  maker*. 

Booth  H.  J.  &..  CO..  NE  cor  First  and 
Mission 

Fish  A.L.,  agent,  9  First 

GODDAUD  &  CO.,  First  and  Fremont 
bet  Mission  and  Howard  (see  adv. 
dcpt.  page  xlv) 

Golden  Slate  Iron  Works,  (Coopera- 
tive) 19  and  25  First 

HINCKLEY  A  CO.,  NE  cor  Fremont 
and  Tehama  (see  adv.  dept.  page  16 

MCAFEE,  SPIEIJS  &  Co.,  S  s  How- 
ard nr  Beale  (see  adv,  dept.  page  8 

McDonald  Donald, S  s  Oregon  nrFront 

Miners'  Cooperative  Boiler  Works,  228 
Fremont 

MINERS'  FOUNDRY,  251  First  (see 
adv.  dept.  xlvll) 

Moynihan  <fc  Aitkcn,  (Portland)  311 
Mission 

Palmer.  Knox  ifc  Co.,  (cooperative)  19- 
25  First 

RISDON  IRON  AND  LOCOMOTIVE 
AVORKS,  SE  cor  Beale  and  Fre- 
mont (see  adv.  dept.  page  9) 

VULCAN    IRON    AVORKS,  137  Fre- 
mont (see  adv.  dept.  page  U) 
Boltlns  Cloths. 

[See  also  Agricultural  Implements.1 

Travis  &  Wagner,  43  First 


Bone  Charcoal  Factory. 

Ohiandt  &  Co.,corJersey  and  Alameda 
Potrero  Co.,  29  -Merchants'  Exchange 

Bonnet  Bleachers. 

Excelsior  Straw  AVorks.  141  Fourth 
(ioldeii  City  straw  Works.  131   Second 
Pacific  Straw  Works,  335  Bu.sh 

Bonnets  and   Straw  Goods. 

[See  Millinery,  etc.] 
Bitokbinders. 

Altholf  ,t  P.ahls,  423  Clay 
Bancroft  A.  L.  .\i  Co.,  721  Market 
Bartling  &  Kimball,  ,50i  Clay 
Bateman  llenrv  C;  ,203  Kearny 
BOSQUI  EDWARD   Js,   Co.,   SE    cor 
Clay  and  Leidesdorfl(see  adv.  reg- 
ister of  names,eairh  alternate  page) 
Buswell  Alexander,  5119  Clay 
Corlis  Aaron  J.,  612  Commercial 
HICKS  D.  J:  CO.,  543  Clay  (see  adv. 

inside  back  cover) 
Laurent  A.,  620  Merchant 
Leary  Andrew  J.,  512  Sacramento 
Mclntyre  John  B.,  540  Clay 

Books — Subscription  Agents. 

Bancroft  A.  L.  A  Co.,  721  M.nrket. 
Dewing  B'rancis  it  Co.,  542  California 
Key  Henry  H.,  529  Clay 
Pacific  Publishing  Co.,  31  Kearny 
Payot  H.  cte  Co.,  622  Washington 
RO.MAN  A.  &  CO.,  417  .Monlgomery 
Trumbull  R.  J.  A  Co.,  420  Alonigomery 

Booksellers. 

[♦Importers.    See  also  Stationers,  etc.] 
American  Tract  Society,  757  Market 
Amerman  &,  ilowell,  624  Montgomery 
Arnold  E.  F.,  427  Kearny 
•Bancroft  A.  L.  ii  Co.,  721  Market 
Baikhaus  F.  AV.  &.  D.,  535  Ke.irnv 
•Bateman    Henry   C,    (Catholic)   '203 

Kearny 
♦Beach  Chilion.  5  Montgomery 
Beil  ifc  Co.,  337  Kearny 
♦Betge  liobert  J.,217  Montgomery 
lilake  S.  C.  707  Montgomery 
Burke  A.  l.,548  Wasiiington 
California  Bible  Socieiy,  7.57  Market 
Choynski  Isidore  N.,  146  Second,  and 

SW  cor  Fourth  and  Jessie 
Clarke  Charles  C,  138  Fourth 
Cohen  AVilliam,  912  Kearny 
Cooper  J.  K.,  74«  Market 
Duano  William  A..  1511  Stockton 
Dunand  Louis  F.,  1320  Stockton 
Findlay  Robert,  l(il6  Market,  and  Cus- 
tom House  llace 
•Flood  Michael,  (Catholic)  685  Market 
Friedman  Sdlumon,  1108  Stockton 
Gillespie  Kate  Mrs.,  34?  Fourth 
Geissendorfier  Frederick,  430 H  Third 
♦Gluyas  <fe  Dutton.  212  San«om 
Gohismith  .V.  M.  &  Co.,  36  Fourth 
Golly  J.  li.  ,fc  Co.,  Ill  Post 
Heron   David,    SW   cor  Market  and 

Steuart 
Ilobbert  Henry  T.,  155  Third 
♦HODGE  JOHN  G.  .to  CO.,  329  Sansom 
♦Isaac  Joseph  &  Co.,  513  Sansom 
Jefi'cott  Joseph.  1422  Stockton 
Johnson    Duncan,  N  g   Brannan  bet 

First  and  Si  cond 
Larrabee  John  F.,  702  Market 
♦LIBUY  &.  SWlil'l',  3  New  Montgom- 
ery (see  adv.  register   of  names, 
page  108) 
♦Little  Horace  &  Co.,  508  Mont,  SE  cor 
Clay  an<l  Kearny,  and  Leid  nr  Com 
♦LOOMlS  W.  E..SE  cor  Wash  and  San 
Mather  &  Sinclair,  63'*  JIarket 
♦Methodist  Book  Depository,  711  Miss 
♦Moore  Horace  H..  609  MoiAgomery 
Jlosse  D'.Alva,  632  Washinglun 
Nicid  William,  5>2  Clay 
Nougues  C.  E.,  105  Fourth 
Olmsted  <fc  t;one,  31  Kearny 
Patton  Alva  F.,  600  Market 
•Payot  Henry  &  Co.,(foreign)620  Wash 
Peters  AVilliam  F.,  420  Montgomery 
Pickett  E.  AV.,  530  Market 
Pilts  Henry  A.,  4ii8  Third 
♦ROMAN  A.  <fc  CO.,  417  Montgomery 
Ryan  Peter  N..  40  Fourtb.and  1.58Sec 
Seaders  Charles,  (stand)  SAV  cor  Davis 

and  Pacific 
Shevill  Margaret,  (widow)  414  Folsom 
Simson  Abe  U.,  34  Kearny 


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Snow  Herman,  (spiritual)  319  Kearny 
•Spier  li.  i'.  <ij  Co.,  Hi  JJush 
Sliil  Cli.irlcs  W.,  aia  Keainy 
*SuUivaii  J.  \V.,  M.I  Sansoiu 
Tyler  Brothers,  btfl  iiarket 
Upliaiii  Isaac,  (agenu  6Ji  Washington 
VVliue  riioiiias,  buJ  6ansom 
♦VVIuteiV;  Uauei,  4U  VVasliington 
•Wrill-Si.!'  SuJlNKlt,(lav/j613  Clay 
(see  adv.  register  oliiauies,  p.  lUij 

Boot  stud  Shoe  Findings. 

[See  Shoe  Findings.] 

Boots   and   Shoes— Importers 
una  Wnolesale. 

Einstein  Brothers  &.  Co.,  119  Pine 
Jtleelit  Brotlieis  <t  Co.,  UH  Sansom 
Hobart,  Wood  <te  Co.,  l.i  Sansoiu 
Nasli  li.  .\.  ^  Co.,  -.i.iJ  Cahtornia 
Pratt  William  l'.,  Hi  Calilornia 
Kosenatoclt,  I'nce  Ji  Co.,  ii  saiisom 
lioseiitlial,  i'eder  J:  Co.,  MH  California 
Seiherlieli  f.  Anthony,  did  ilarket 
Tirrell  C.  .t  1'.  ti.  (Si  Co.,  419  C^ay 
'looii  Joiui,  311  oansom 

Boots  and  Shoes— makers  and 
j£epairerB. 

Adler  Louis,  ,\3b  Kast 

Alt  Christopher,  Mi  Vallejo 

Alseii^  Jacoi),  915  l^ost 

Aiigeier  Ciiaries,  iH  Seventh 

Axt  Louis,  Hio  Howard 

Barton  Junies,  S16  Battery 

Becker  I'eier.  llUo  Uupont 

Bcez  <t  De  Longe,  ai.i  Bush 

Bennett  .Michael,  5114  Commercial 

Ben^onJohll,  Si  Steuurt 

Beiitly  James,  2'io  Sutter 

BeraiiEmil,  lb.:U  I'owell 

Bernzodt  Frank,  619  Post 

Belger  Edward,  749  Vallejo 

Bickiiell  Freeman,  "21  Dupont 

Blair  Charles,  ^E  corMoutand  Bdwy 

Blaisdell  Jay  P.,  5  Morton 

Blake  John,  931  Folsom 

Blanc  Stewart,  746  Battery 

Blancheite  <V  Lucier,  SE  cor  Mission 
and  Sixth 

Blecher  Ciiristian,  8U3  Pacific 

Blennerhasseit  Kichard,  53s  Howard 

Boisseau  Jean  E.,  3.i4  Dupont 

Boual  John,  b34  Vallejo 

Bourguignon  August,  1034  Kearny 

Bouwinan  Bernard,  S  W  cor  Columbia 
and  Twenty-l'ourth 

Boyer  v\  illiam,  3BKu33 

Boyle  George,  ^65  Jessie 

Brack  Oswald,  SE  cor  Franklin  and 
Austin 

Brad V  J.,  511  Mission 

Brand  Louis,  820  Montgomery 

Brannan  N.,  415  Powell 

Bray  Michael,  Hi  Fourth 

Breiinan  John,  4  Trinity 

Bryant  George,  417  Broadway 

Bryant  Kichard,  417  Broadway 

Buhler  John,  529  Jackson 

Burke  William  F.,  3ul  Montgomery 

Burkhardt  George,  509  Jackson 

Burr  John  T.,  441  Bush 

Cahalin  John,  W  s  Valencia  nr  Twen- 
tv-sixth 

Callahan  David,  304  Market 

Callahan  James,  48  First 

Oarberiy  James,  573  Howard 

Carroll  -Michael,  t>4ij  Commercial 

Cavagiiaro  Franeisco.  1419  Stockton 

Chaiiiberlain  J.  G.,  211  Eddy 

Chapiere  ^latlian.  409  Pacitic 

Cleary  Patrick,  514  Mission 

Colin  Jacob,  105  Pacitic 

Collins  Michael,  530  Mission 

Collins  Owen,  Howard  nr  First 

Collyer  Robert,  13-(  Fourth 

Condon  Patrick,  cor  Valencia  and  Six- 
teenth 

Conley  X.  Thomas,  318  Pacific 

Cranney  Jame8..Ss  Bush  nrBroderick 

Cuff'  Dennis,  724  Brannan 

Deering  James  H.,  419  Clay 

Det'errari  L.,  517  Cnion 

Demello  Joseph  C,  240  Fifth 

Dcuclier  August,  117  Leidcsdorff 

Deuisch  Jacob,  1104  Stockton 

Devitt  Ji  Brett,  345  Third 

Dietle  &  Beck,  204  Bush 

Donovan  Timothy.  231  Pacific 

Douglass  Joseph,  134  Steuart 

Uowliiig  Thomas,  9  Sherwood  Place 


Dreyer  John  H.,  1.54  Steuart 

Dugan  Patrick  S,  S  s  Sixteenth  nr 

Valencia 
Dunn  James,  cor  Miss  and  Sixteenth 
Dunn  John  B.,  1114  Folsom 
Dunne  Patrick  F..  122  Sutter 
Eberle  Joseph,  San  Bruno   Bead  nr 

Flume  H  use 
Ehret  John  M.,  1313  Stockton 
Ehrhom  August,  204  Second 
Eimian  George,  919  Pacific 
Epnler  Andreas,  443  Bush 
Erhart  D.,  403  Commercial 
Ernst  Peter,  E  s  Mission  nr  Thirtieth 
Faircliild  Samuel  D.,  416  Folsom 
Farenboh  Joseph,  546  Mission 
K'arley  James.  N  E  cor  Hyde  and  Union 
Felgellcnry,  7  Fifth  Avenue 
Fellheimer  Bernard,  207  Fourth 
Feng"ler  Henry,  541  Clay 
Ferris  David, 64»  Merchant 
Finnigan  T.,  218  First 
Fischer  William,  837  Dupont 
Fishel  Morris,  63.)  Commercial 
Flannagan  John,  207  Stevenson 
Fluguer  JohnC,  N  s  Brannan  betFirst 

and  Second 
Flynn  James,  47  Second 
Fogler  P.,  S  s  Clark  nr  Davis 
Foley  Timothy,  S  s  Sixteenth  nr  Sec- 
ond Avenue 
Ford  John,  106  Pacific 
Francis  Joseph,  4  Market 
Franke  lludolph,  430  Geary 
Friedel  Frederick,  103  Steuart 
Frohmann  Susmann,  246  Fourth 
Gansberg  &  Kramer.  219  Davis 
Garrett  Francis,  312  Pacific 
Gassner  V.,  30O  Dupont 
Gaston  Henry  C, (ladies')  21  Dupont 
Geistenberg  G.,  Kailroad  Avenue  nr 

Eleventh  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
Git  Chung,  (Chinese)  641   Commercial 
Goepel  Kobert,  443  Bush 
Golilman  Solomon,  .iO.1  Mission 
Grady  Jliehael,  640  Third 
Graul  Francis.  N  s  Page  nr  Franklin 
Gross  Elkan,  406  Jackson 
Grote  C.  August,  948  Kearny 
Guerin  &  Kelly,  327  Bush 
Gun  Fet,  (Chinese)  303  Pine 
Gutberlet  Joseph,  546  Washlneton 
Guth  John,  SW  cor  Pow  and  Clay 
Hagerty  J.  S.,  124  Post 
Hall  George,  713  Mission 
Harbourne  Henry,  609  Howard 
Harris  Abraham,  35  Pacific 
Harris  Isaac,  208  Pacific 
Hart  J.  &  J.,  1412  Stockton 
Harvey  Patrick,  1009  Battery 
Hauschildt  Thies,  847  Clay 
Healy  Thomas.  745  Folsom 
Heany  J.,  4J0  Jackson 
Heller  Charles,  E  s  Fol  nr  Sixteenth 
Hempel  Hermann  E.,  417  Sutter 
Hesse  F..  754  Clay 
Hobson  A.,  7  Prospect  Place 
Hoerlkorn  Charles,  .543  Washington 
Horner  John,  226  Fourth 
Howell  Edward,  190  Jessie 
Howell  H.  W.,  1319  Pacific 
Hutchinson  James,  116  Sutter 
Irwin  John,  703  Mission 
Isaacs  H.,  215  Second 
Jackson  Frederick,  49  Sacramento 
Jacques  A.,  445  Jackson 
Jans  Conrad  F.,  424  Dupont 
Jcannin  August,  .541  Merchant 
Johnson  John,  1.50  Second 
Joiner  William,  623  Howard 
Kast  F.  X.,  322  Bush 
Katz  Abraham,  44  Geary 
Kaufmann  Adam,  107  Jackson 
Keane  Cornelius,  824  Jackson 
Keenan  Patrick.  10.5  First 
Kehoe  Peter,  238  Third 
Kelly  Henry  P.,  9  >utter 
Kelly  John  H..  1333  Pacific 
Kelly  Patrick,  11  Sutter 
Kenney  James,  SW  cor  Market  and 

Fourth 
Kenney  Patrick,  23.5  Jackson 
Klernan  Thomas,  350  Fourth 
King  Thomas,cor  Third  and  Sherwood 

Place 
Kinsman  Julins  L.,  503  Bush 
Klein  Uenjamin,  829  Pacific 
Knell  Peter,  7  Si  ring 
Koenig  Brothers,  505 Montgomery 
Kohler  A.,  214  steuart 
Kommer  E.  Manuel  25  Geary 
Kramer  Frederick,  573  Howard 


Kramer  Frederick,  81  Xatoma 

Kramer  Henry  H.,218  Commercial 

Kraulman  Julius,  126  Fifth 

Lachm^inn  Herman,  837  Dupont 

Laib  Joseph,  906  Pacific 

Lane  Daniel,  825  Folsom 

Lane  Daniel  J.,  E  s  Eighth  nr  Howard 

Lester  Charles.  12  .-teu:irt 

Levi  Bennei,  258  Steuart 

Linahan  Corntdlus,  518  .Mission 

Linde  Fredenck,  >;  W  cor  Larkin  and 

Sacramento 
Lingeiifelser  Joacnh,  440  Brannan 
Loftus  John,  235  Jackson 
Louis  Mary.  6i5  Commercial 
Lovell  Reuben  H.,  907  Bryant 
Lowbock  William,  5J  First 
Lucke  Henry,  648  Washiiiiton 
Lumsden  Samuel,  26  Fourth 
Lynch  Jam.ts  II.,  hl2  Commercial 
lUagnes  Abraham,  N  s  Sixteenth  nr 

Mission 
Main  Edward,  412  Folsom 
Mandron  Jacques,  73i  Pacific 
Martin  Thom.is,  143i  Pacific 
Mason  John,  4^  First 
MatihewR  Tliomas,  817  Battery 
Jlazcau  Edward,  E  s  XIntli  nr  Mission 
JlcCardle  Patrick,  618  Pacific 
McCarthy  Patrick.  25)  Third 
McGrath  James,  417  Pacific 
McGuire  John,  70.)  D.ix  is 
McHugh  Patrick,  30/)  Broadway 
Mcllroy  W.  R.,  147  Post 
McKay  Edward.  303  Fourth 
McQuade  Patrick,  235  Sutter 
Sleagher  William  F.,  116  Suiter 
Melners  Rudolph,  128  Post 
MeraniEmelio,  1325  Dupont 
Merschaert  Adolphe,  641  .Market 
Meyer  Joseph,  15JI  Stockton 
Michael  Gustaf.  125  Pacirtc 
Mlllaret  '1  homas,  .504  laeittc 
Miller  William  P.,  sW  cor  East  and 

Washiii;:toii 
Moebiis  Frederick.  6  Broadway 
Moller  Conrad,  N  s  Berry  nr  Third 
Moloney  Patrick  E.,  320  Third 
Moore  ifc  Murphy,  129  Sixth 
Morrisey  Jameses  Sherwood  Place 
Morrissey  William,  S  s  Commercial  nr 

Druiiim 
Morrison    Archibald,  E  s   Eighth  nr 

Brannan 
Morion  &  O'Neil,  675  Starket 
Molta Carlo,  752  Washington 
Moynihan  Lawrence  41u Sixth 
Muller  &  Ettinger,  242  suiter 
Mussa  William,  111!  Dupont 
Nagel  Jacob,  108  Kearnv 
Neary  Nicholas  L.,  630  i'hird 
Nelligan  William  H.,  312  Fifth 
Nonnenmaclier  Denu's,  liilO  Stockton 
O'Connor  Michael,  134  First 
O'Connor  Patrick,  528  Third 
O'Keefe  William  W.,  cor  Eighth  and 

Howard 
O'Toole  James.  631  Davis 
Obermeycr  Frank,  2009  Polk 
Ohm  Frederick,  410  Folsom 
Olscn  Ellef,  S  s  .Mission  nr  Steuart 
Owens  Patrick.  E  s  Drummnr  Oregon 
Owens  Philip,  S  s  Oregon  nr  Davis 
Pahl  Richard,  79  Fourth 
Palmer  Charles,  (ladies')  635  Howard 
Pantoskey  H.,  309  Sixth 
PardiniA.,  727  Washington 
Parker  <t  McRunnils.  414  Third 
Patten  Thom  IS,  '284  Stevenson 
Pearson  M.  B.,  W  s  Polk  bet  Clay  and 

Washington 
Perry  Horace,  1 107  Howard 
Pfoertner  Charles,  N  W  cor  Jones  and 

Post 
Phillips  Edward,  204  Commercial 
Prince  Jacob,  516  >ixili 
Rane  Frederick,  31  Morton 
Recum  Christian,  308  Sixth 
Regan  Patrick.  Ns  Brannan  nr  Second 
Reillv  John,  W  s  Main  nr  Folsom 
Reubold  Max,  316  Bush 
Rice  Abraham.  314M  Fourth 
Rick  George,  '223  Pacific 
Roberts   Charles  J.,   cor  Fourth  and 

Brvant 
Ross  X.,  •2'29  Hayes 
Rossi  Guiseppe,  E  s  Drumm  bet  Clay 

and  Merchant 
Rolhel  Edward,  236  Fourth 
Rothermel  Philip  H.,  NW  cor  Bush 

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Kyan  Diiiiicl  L.,  4l0  I'aciflc 

Kyan  Thomas,  341  Hush 

Kyder   Hcniy,    S\V  cor   Folsom   and 

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Scaiilau  John,  33S  Fourth 
Schaal' Joseph  Henry,  671  Howard 
Scharmanu  (Ji'orKc,  1432  Stocktou 
Schath  John,  31  KIHh 
Schenkelbtrsfcr  K.,  305  Sutter 
ScliictterC.  H.,'20f<  Sutler 
Schneider  (j.,  ii<)2  Jlission 
Schoeklitsch  Urhan,  1511  Afason 
Schuerg    Cieorge,    Twenty-fourth  nr 

Harrison 
Schultz  John,  73  Jlinna 
Shankey  Wiiilam,  -M  Drumm 
Shaw  Ge<irs;e,  513  Howard 
Silbcrstein  Louis  !;07  liattery 
Silva  Joaquin,  W  s  Urunim  nr  Wash 
Simon  Jacob,  ti(i3  Mission 
Simon  Joscpli,  NE  cor  East  and  Wash 
Smith  Cornelius  K.,  44  Jackson 
Spanagel  (ieorge,  B4(i  Clay 
Staib  Conrad,  mi  Kolsom 
Stein  Ceoige,  413  East 
Stein  Henry  J.,  t>53  Jlerchant 
Stephens   I'aliick,  N   s  Urannan   bet 

Sixth  and  Cieneva 
Stevenson  \V.  \V.,  254  Steuart 

Sullivan  John,  801  Uattery 

Sullivan  .lolin,  S  s  Hayes  nr  Larkin 

Swain  James  H.,  206  liush 

Sweitzer  Ccorge  \V.,  16  Lily  Avenue 

Tavclar^  F.,654  I'acitic 

Thouny  Leon,  841  I'aciflc 

Thumler  Herman,  6  S.acramento 

Tietien  Cliarles,  423  i'lno 

Tobin  John,  1022  iMarket 

Tracey  Patrick,  215  I'aciflc 

Tracy  James  M.,  1124  Harrison 

Trautvetter   Henry,   E   s  Mission   nr 
'J'weiity-filih 

Utschlg  <fe  Hanson,  326  Bush 

Utschig  A.,  1105  Stockton 

Veitcli  C.  1'.,  708  Folsom 

Villeneur  Joseph,  517  Jackson 

Ward  John,  6  Oak 

Wagner  Adolph,  SE  cor  Folsom  and 
Sixteenth 

Wahlheim  l'iillip,fl03  Clay 

Walsh  Michael,  27  third 

Walsh  Miles,  l2l  Pacific 

Weber  F.  C,  807  Clay 

Weber  O.  <fc  Co.,  638  Commercial 

Werner  Loreiiz,  110  Geary 

Wettniaiin  Henry,  1122  Pacific 

AVhelaii  Dennis,  20  Ueary 

Wicl-iiid  Johu,N  s  Tehama  bet  Eighth 
and  Kiiilli 

Williams  Thomas,  928  Washington 

Wilson  John  H.  B.,  533  I'aciflc 

Wing  Choiig,  (Cliinese)  82((  Clay 

Wo  Lee,  (Chinese,  slipper)  421  Com 

Wolfarth  John  M.,  1213  Pacific 

Woo  Lee  Chong  Jx.  Co.,  820  Clay 

Wood  John,  H  Steuart 

Worth  Krancis,  6  Berry 

Yuen  Kee  <fc  Co..  (slipper)  409  Sac 

Ziegler-io-ieph,  1016  Clay 

ZoUner  W.  A.,  803  Jackson 

Boot  aud   Shoe  Atanuructur- 
ers. 

Avellne  <fc  Moisson,  (slipper)  319  Bat 
Ucers,  Blair  &  Maynard,  238  Kearny 

and  720  Market 
Buckingham  &  Hecht,  NWcorHaight 

and  tiougli 
Callsher  Julius,  515  Market 
Cbing  Chung  it  Co. .(Chinese,  slipper) 

735  Washington 
Choy  Suii.s  Co.,  (Chinese) 716  Sac 
Donovan  Brothers,  .523  Market 
Ellis  Samuel,  120  Main 
Emerson  1).  W.  &  Co.,  769  Market 
Foy  Joseph  .V  Co.,  (Chinese)  313  Bat 
Git  Chung,  (Chinese) 64!  Commercial 
Gun  Ket,  (Chinese)  303  Pine 
Hecht  Bros.  Jj  Co..  104  Hansom 
Illp  Sing  <fc  Co.,  (Chinese,  slipper)  210 

Sansom 
Hop  Chong,  (Chinese)  307  Battery 
Jones  Orrni,  311  Pine 
Journeyman's  Boot  and  Shoe  Cotipcr- 

ative  Union,  413  Broadwav 
Lun  Fat,  (Chinese)  (slipper)  7i5  Com 
Marks  Solomon,  523  Market 
Mason  &  Taylor,  109  California 
Metropolitan  Boot  and  Shoe  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  SE  cor  Bush  and  San 
Sing  Lee  <fe  Co.,  (slipper)  747  Clay 


Swltzer  John  &  Co.,  S  s  Sixteenth  nr 

Folsom 
United  Workingmen's  Boot  and  Shoe 

JIanufactnring  Co  ,  12  Tyler 
Wa  Lung,  (slipper)  611  Commercial 
WENTWUKTH    L    M.    &    CO.,    S   s 

Fell  bet  Franklin  and    Gough  (see 

•idv.  dept.  page  Ixxix) 
Wo  Lee,  (Chinese)  (slipper)  421  Com 
Yeck  Hip,  (llidnese)  429  I'aoittc 
Yuen  Kee,  (Chinese)  (slipper)  409  Com 

Boots  and  Shoes— Kctail. 

[♦Importers.] 
Aaron  Abraham,  604  Kearny 
Adier  Louis,  333  East 
Alexander  Mendel,  .508  Commercial 
Angerer   Charles,    W  s   Seventh   bet 

Minna  and  Howard 
Baker  Samuel,  906  Market 
Beers,  Bi.iir  <b  Alaynard,  238  Kearny 
Beinert  Davi<l,  W  s  Sixteenth  bet  Mis- 
sion and  Valencia 
Bernzott  E.,619  Post 
Blaiichette  &  Lucier,  SE  cor  Mission 

and  Sixth 
Bloch  William,  1010  Dupont 
BoiUo  Donienico,  1434)4  Stockton 
Bourguinon  August,  1034  Kearny 
Brand  Louis,  818  Montgomery 
•Burke  William  F.,  301  Montgomery 
Burns  Henry,  210  Third 
Byrne  Thomas,  902  Dupont 
Carroll  Michael, 646  Commercial 
Clark  &  Co.,  19  Third 
<  ohn  Jacob,  105  Pacific 
Cornor  C.  W.,  30i  Washington 
Covle  Henry,  346  Third 
Demello  Joseph  C,  240  Fifth 
Deutsch  Jacob,  1104  Stockton 
Devitt  Js  Biitt,  345  Third 
Diez  Jol)ii,541  Broadway 
Donohue  E.,  J«  s  Hayes  nr  Larkin 
Dugan  <t  Creagli,  124  Third 
Eberle  Josej)!!,  .san  Bruno  Koad   nr 

Twenty-seventh 
Essmann  E.,  714  Montgomery 
Fellheimer  ISernhart,  207  Fourth 
Fisliel  M.,  639  Commercial 
B'luegger  J.  C,  M  »  Brannannr  First 
Ford  John,  104  Pacific 
Frohmann  Susman,  246  Fourth 
Goldmann  &  Adler,  330  Kearny 
Graul  F.,  W  s  Kranklin  nr  Page 
Gross  Elkan,  408  Jackson 

•Guerin  iM  Kelly,  329  Bush 
Hart  Joel  M.,  1412  Stockton 

Healey  Dennis  A.,  848  Jlarket 

Heick  Christian,  508  fourth 

Heinmer  Henry,  530  Kearny 

Henry  Samuel,  1112  Dupont 

He.ss  Brothers,  746  Market 

•Hinders  Henry,  3-i2  Kearny 

•Hirsch  ifc  Lishmaii,  16  Second 

Hirschmann  Jerome,  3.58  Third 

Hoertkorn  Charles,  543  Washington 

Howell  H.  W.,  1319  Pacific 

•Hughes  John  K.,  13  Kearny 

Jacobs  Solomon,  208  sixth 

Johnson  James,  19M  Fourth 

Johnstown  William  H.,  362  Third 

Jones  J.  .1.,  127  Seventh 

Jones  John.  260  Third 

Joseph  Charles,  804  Kearny 

•Kast  F.  X.,  322  Bush 

Kehoc  Peier  T.,  238  Third 

Kinsman  Julius  L.,  ,503  Bush 

•Koenig  IJiothers,  505  Monigomery 

Koeper  Frederick,  1815  Powell 

Kohler  &  Maier,  828  Kearny 

Landsberg  Herman,  936  Market 

Leddy  John,  120  Fourth 

Lclser  John  A  .  1227  Dupont 

Lenoir  Charles,  402  Third 

Lesser  Isaac.  319  Fifth 

Lester  Charles  12  Steuart 

Levy  Adolph,  19  Second 

Lliote  Eugene,  617  Kearny 

Linden haum  J.,  52  Steuart 

Louis  Mary,  625  Commercial 

Lowenstein  Isaac,  1208  Stoekton 

•Lucke  Henry,  648  Washington 

•Maasife  Israel,  138  Kearny 

Magnes  Abraham,  i<  s  Sixteenth  nr 
Mission 

McAdam  &  King,  134  Third 

McNulty  Thomas,  14  Sixth 
Meinert  Ernest,  11  Jackson 
Bllchael  Gerson,  113  Pacific 
Monnin  Bros.,   608   Washington   and 

820  Kearnv 
Moore  &  Murphy,  129  Sixth 


Nagel  Jacob,  108  Kearny 
Hewdortter  Henry,  524  Commercial 
Nolan  Brothers,  l;i6  'i  bird 
Molan  Patrick  F.,  23  'ihird 
O'lonnell  Michael,  131  First 
O'Connor  Patrick,  532  'J  nird 
Oppenheimer     a     Loweusteln,     239 

Kearny 
Orth  Adam,  810  Market 
Palil  liichard,  7:)  Fourth 
Parker  ii  McKunnils,  414  Third 
Pearson  Martin  B  ,  1705  Polk 
Uimassa  Emanuel,  7.:0  Washington 
Uobcrts  Charles  J.,isE  cor  Bryantand 

Fourth 
Rosenthal  M.  A  Brother,  340  Kearny 
Uosenzweig  Philip,  1029  Dupout 
Koss  Alexander,  229  Hayes 
Sanders  Arnold,  315  Pacific 
Scaiilin  John,  338  Fourih 
Scharinan  George,  1432  Stockton 
Schwerdt  Phihp,  a  Sixth 
Silverstone  Harris,  1138  Dupont 
Spanagel  George,  646  Clay 
Staib  Conrad,  b32  Folsoin 
Stevens  William,  4>6  1  bird 
Strauss  Moses,  18  Fourih 
Sullivan  lU  Sweeny,  26  third 
Tobin  it  Barry,  Kailroad  Avenue  nr 

Fifteenth 
TJhl  George  <t  Brother,  734  Market 
Utschig  Adolph.  1105  Stockton 
•VAN   SCHaACK  C.   p.  ii.   CO.,  710 

Kearny  (see  adv.  register  ot  names, 

each  alternate  page) 
Walsh  Micliael,  27  ilurd 
Weber  G.  <t  Co.,  63i  Commercial 
•VVerlin  John  G.,  836  ivearny 
White  Matthew,  532  Commercial 
White 'Ihomas,  \V  s  Drumm  bet  Jack- 
son aud  Pacific 
Williams  .t  Sous,  708  Market  and  11 

Geary 
Wilkinson  William,  1216  Polk 
Woli  Simon  it  Co.,  38  1  bird 
Youngclaus  J.  D.,  335  Sutter 

Bottle  Dealers. 

[See  also  Junk  Dealers.! 
Cerlni  Frank,  207  Davis 
Keed,  Brjsoii  ii  Co.,  525K  Fourth 
Waugh  Alexander  oi.  Co.,  26  Main 

Bottlers. 

[See  Ale  and  Porter.] 
Abbott  Annie  F.  B.,  Gough  nr  Market 
Bauuan  John,  514  Greeu 

Bowling  Alleys. 

Goetz  Leopold,  416  Pine 

Horstniuiiii  Henry,  SE  cor  Dupont  and 

Pacific 
Lehnhardti  Ordner,  SW  cor  Pine  and 

Montgomery 
PiaggioAugusiino,  619  Broadway 

Box  Af  akers— Ciffars. 

KORliEL  F.  As  BROS.,  437  Brannan 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  8) 
Waldstein  Abraham,  King  bet  Tbird 

aud  Fourih 

Box  Sfakers— tFewelry. 

Breidenstein  Leonhardt,  615  Mont 
Dupuy  Paul,  6^0  Merchant 
Lochuaum  A.  H.,  652  Washington 

Box  makers— Packinar. 

Fairchild.   Prescott   <fc    Co.,  SW   cor 

Market  and  Fifth 
Gibbs  Joiin  S.,  Ws  Drumm  nr  Cal 
HOBBS,  GILMURE  ii  CO.,  215  Mar- 
ket (see  adv.  dept.  page  xlv) 
Racouiliat  Ludovic,  483  Brannan 
a>VA.N,  duaBAR  Ai  CO.,  114  Spear 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  xlviii) 

Box  Slakers — Paper. 

Levy  Louis,  408  Sacramento 

Korman  Victor,  SE  cor  Keamy  and 

California 
Waizman  Max,  210  Pine  and  105  Bat 
Wempe  it  Bro.,  Market  opp  Sausom 

Box  makers— Xin. 

[See  also  Stoves  and  Tinware.] 
Austin  B.  C,  419  Battery 
Elder  &,  Dobbie,  514  Clay 
Osgood  it  Stetson,  3i0  Clay 


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Box  Maker*— Trea»ure. 

Bergsoii  Ole,  109  LoideRdorff 
Henueesy  I'tter,  510  Front 

Brand  91  anufacturers. 

[See  also  Stencil  Cutters.] 
PATCH  UEOllOK  W.,  405  Front  (see 

adv.  depr.  page  11) 
TKUWUltiHY     FUANCI3    M.,    321 

Kroiit,  (see  adv.  dcpt.  page  xlii) 
Wood  CJeorge  M.  &  Co..  31'2  Bush 

Bras*    Founders  — Finishers. 

[See  also  Coppersmiths.) 
Dobrzeiisky  Alorris,  417  Mission 
UAKUA  rr  W.  T.  A  CO.,  SE  cor  Fre- 
mont and  Miss  (see  iidv.  dept.  p.  12) 
Orecnberg  Jx.  Co.,  205  Fremont 
KALLEMUCKGT.,  N\V  cor  Steven- 
son and  First  (see  adv.   dcpt.  p.  35) 
Moore  \V.  H.  .V:  I).  M..  112  Bcale 
WEED  &  KING  WELL,  125  First  (sec 
adv.  dept.  page  15) 

Bread  Manufacturers. 

[See  Bakers.] 
Brewers. 

Albrecht  Joseph, (Broad way)  633Bdwy 
Ureeklo  Gotilcib,  (Uermania)  NW  cor 

Ma-ion  and  Broadway 
Broad  Charles,  (Cliampion)  1222  Bush 
Denzlcr  Jacob,  S  s  Cedar  Avenue  nr 

Larkin 
Dittman  U.  J.  <fe  Co.,  603  California 
Fortmann  Frederick,  (I'aciflc)  271  Tc- 

liama 
Freadeiek  William  A.,  (Jackson)  N  s 

ilisslon  nr  Eleventh 
Gluck  <te  Hansen,  (.National)  NW  cor 

O'Farrell  Hiid  William 
Green  I  liomas  E.  Jr.,  235  First 
Guiulliich  Jacob  &  Co.,   (Bavaria)  620 

Vallejo 
Haffner   .te    Feyge,    (New   York)  cor 

EiKliteenth  andShoiwell 
Huant  I'aulin  &  Co.,  (Lafayette)  725 

Green 
Julilz  Herman,  511  Green 
Kleinclaus,  Fauss  &  Kleinclaus,  (Wil- 
lows) sli  cor  Nineteenth  and  Wisa 
Knoll  John.  San  Jose  Koad 
Kosler  &  Hesse,  (Union)  322  Clem 
LYON  &  CO.,  (Empire)  15H  Jessie  and 
(Lyon)  N  8  Clie8inutnrMason(see 
adv.  opposite  page) 
Mangels  »lartiii  &  Co.,  (Washington) 

SE  cor  Lombard  and  Taylor 
Marks  Samuel,  cor  Folsom  and  Four- 
teenth 
Mctzler   Charles,   (Golden   Gate)  713 

Greenwich 
Nunan  Matthew,  (Hibernia)  S  s  How- 
ard bet  hight  and  Ninth 
Paddon,  Dexter  <fc  Co.,!5K  cor  Eleventh 

iind  Folsom 
Pflrter  &  Hock,  E  s  Valencia  bet  Fif- 

teeiitli  and  .sixteenth 
San  Francisco  stock  Brewery,  SE  cor 

Powell  and  Francisco 
Schwartz  Joseph  A.,  (North  Beach) 

NEcor  lowell  and  Chestnut 
Shepherd  <te  Willmot,  (Swan)  527  Val- 
encia 
SPRECKELS  <fc  CO.,  (Albany)  73  Ev- 
erett (see  adv.  dept.  page  xlvii) 
Strculi  John  J.,  (Swiss)  414  Dupout 
Wahmuth  &  Meyer,  612  Grove 
Waniienmaeher  &  Kroenberg,  (United 

States)  <)2I  Brannan 
Wcyand  <te  Kasche,(Bay)  W  s  Seventh 

bet  Brannan  and  Towiisend 
WIELAN  D  JOHN,  (Philadelphia)  234 
Second  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  Ixxxviii) 
Wlggett  &  Co.,  (ginger)  SE  cor  Broad- 
way and  Montgomery 

Brick  Manufacturers. 

Bonnet  B.,  402  Montgomery 
Buckley  James,  N  s  Green  nr  Polk 
Clay  Jabez  P.,  S  s  Seventeenth  bet 

Church  and  Sanchez 
Dierck  Frederick  A.,  328  Montgomery 
Harois  Charles,  NE  cor  Twentieth  and 

Bryant 
Nagle  George  P.,  418  Montgomery 
Patent  15rick  Co.,  Berry  «t.  Wharf 
Piper  &.  HIce,  Commercial  St.  Wharf 
Kemillard  H..  foot  Third     ,  ^  ^_ 
Turner  &  Harvey,  (dealers)  Koblson  a 

Wharf 


Bridse  Buiiders. 

FULTON   JOHN   A.,   252  Spear  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  34) 
HALLIDIE   A.   S.   &,  CO.,  (wire)  519 

Front  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxvi) 
Martin  W.  H.  i  Co.,  240  Slontgomery 

Brokers— Bullion. 

Berggren  August,  336  Montgomery 
Glazier  <fe  Seiislierg,  426  MoiilBomcry 
lllckox  A  Spear.  .WU  Montgomery 
Uiclion  Nicholas,  611  Commercial 
Sutro  C,  411  Montgomery 
Sutro  Guatave,  411  Montgomery 

Brokers— Oeneral. 

Amerman  &  Howell,  624  Montgomery 
ANDERSON    &    HALLEY,   44   Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
Baker  I-^aiali,  2U)  Washington 
15arnard  Isaac  D.,  204  Montgomery 
Itiiileman  Jos.  B.,  742  Washington 
15utkiin  .lolin  \V.,  3U6  Monlgoinery 
Bugbee  Sumner  \V.,  402  Montgomery 
(Jogan  James,  513  Montgomery 
Gay  Charles,  523  Monlgnniery 
Godfrey  Jam^s  T.,  605  Montgomery 
GoUlsniith  Brothers,  111  Battery 
Holt  Ziba,  23  Merchants'  Exchange 
Lulofs  Bernard,  NE    cor   Davis   and 

ilarket 
Menu  James  H.,  502  Montgomery 
Meyer  Daniel,  2lil  Pine 
Meyer  Jonas,  210  Pine 
Spineiti  Antone,  K5i  Washington 
Stone  Silas  A.,  603  Washington 
Symonds  George  D.,  636  Clay 

Brokers.- House. 

[See  also  Brokers,  Real  Estate.] 
Badlam  &  Berry.  418  Jlontgomery 
Barnard  I.  D.,  '204  Montgomery 
IJryan  &  Coe,  5.'3  Kearny 
Cliapin  tieorge  \V.,  338  Montgomery 
Cusheon  J.  D.,  236  Montgomery 
Daly  &  Hawkins,  220  Montgomery 
Dam  ii  lilauchaiU,  320  Montgomery 
HoogsA  Butler,  328  Montgomery 
Johnston  &  Gonzales,  228  ilontgomery 
Madison  &  Burke,  316  Montgomery 
Pforr  John,  328Montgomery 
Tliistleton  &  Smith,  410  Kearny 
Whitman  S  P.,  313  Montgomery 

Brokers. — Insurance. 

Frank  Louis  P.,  220  Battery 
Lovett  Itichard  O.,  314  California 
I'Irani  Alexander  C,  225  Bush 
Zadig  Philip,  3I5M  Third 

Brokers.— Merchandise. 

Bluxome  &  Cr.sscbohm,316  Cal 
Hvrne  Thomas,  210  Battery 
Ciiftbrd  George.  200  California 
Dolheguy  B.,,50!t  Front 
Eiam  R.  II.,  :iOi  Calilbrnia 
Egerion  Henry  C,  109  California 
Hagan  &  Mairhcim,  322  California 
Harris  A.  T.,  208  Sacramento 
Hestress  Emii,  NW  cor  California  and 

Front 
Hitchcock  it  Robinson,  414  Market 
Holilis  F.,  NE  cor  Cal  and  Davis 
Hochkotler  &  Reed,  207  Front 
Hugg  Henry,  2iil  California 
James  <fc  Hilton,  421  Sansom 
Jetlray  William,  7  Merchants'  Exch 
Jones  Charles  C,  228  Front 
Lebatard  Michael,  423  Washington 
Mason  Thomas,  128  Clay 
Sabatie  Philip  G.,  120  Front 
Scott  James  S.,314  Washington 
Stoddard  S.  15.  &  Son,  405  Front 
Stowell  William  H..206  Front 
Teller  J.  D.  P.,  405  Front 
Todd  A.  H.,200  Davis 
Turner  Charles  O.,  222  California 
Wadsworlh  William  R.  &  Son,  109  Cal 
Waldo  George  D.,  210  Davis 

Brokers — Money  and  Stocks. 

[♦Dealers  United  States,Stale,  County, 

etc.,  Securities.] 
AdsitL.  B.,  402  Montgomery 
Ranks  T.  C,  13  Merchants'  Exchange 
Barbee  John,  422  Montgomery 
BarraEzeklel  I.,  114  First 
Barren  Samuel,  446  California 
Barton    William    il.,   19  Merchants' 
Exchange 


Beard  Joseph  K.,  15  Montgomery  Blk 
♦Berggren  August,  336  Montgomery 
Bonynge  C.  W.,  6  Express  iSuildiug 
Breed  Henry  L.,  a02  Sansom 
Hudd  Wayman  C,  509  Caht'omia 
Burling  James  W.,  4i8  Calilbrnia 
Burling  William,  428  California 
CahillK.  &  Co.,  406  Montgomery 
Caniiii  &,  Kvereit,  .506  Momgomury 
Cavallier  J.  B.  E.,  50;)  Calituinia 
Child  Edwin  F,,  406  Mtntgomery 
Cogan  James.  513  Montgomery 
Colin  &,  Franks,  4l8Monlgiimery 
Coit  Howard  B.,  4ll^i  Calif'rnia 
Coleman  John  W.,  104.4  Leiilesdorff 
Consiantin  J.,  14  Merchants'  Exch 
Coursen.G.  A.,  528  Monlgomery 
Critclier  Henry,  418  California 
Cronise  'J'.  F.,  41 IM  California 
Cronise  William  H.  V..  402  Mont 
(Jumniing  Joiiii,  40i  Slontgoniery 
Daviiison  Donulil  i  Co.,  338  Mont 
Davis  Cliarles  W.,  :i06  Montgomery 
DePass  James  M.,  46  Excliange  Bldg 
Dewey  Eugene  E.,  424  xMontgoniery 
Duncan  William  L.,  422  Montgomery 
Elliott  Richard.  40  Jlercliants'  Exch 
Kyre  Edward  E.,  4z4  .Montgomery 
Fay  Philip  S.,  422  iMont>;omery 
Fisher  Sydnev  A.,  402  Monigomery 
Ford  Joseph  C.,  406  Alontgoinery 
Freeborn  James,  4r5  Calilornla 
Gladwin  G.  S..  340  -Montgomery 
♦Classman  J.,  445  California 
Glazier  Js  Seiigsberg,  426  Montgomery 
Godfrey  James  T.,  302  Montgomery 
Glover  George  F.  JSl.,  320  Monlgomery 
Gould  James  G  ,612  Mercliaut 
Grimes  N.  E.,  41i  California 
Hall   Edward  F.  .t  Co.,  607  California 
♦Hall  ic  Charles,  408  Montgomery 
Hasscy  Francis  A..  402  iMontgoiuery 
Head  A.  E.,  414  California 
Heath  R.  W.,:i2  Merchants'  Exchange 
Heiiuman  Samuel,  8li)  Montgomery 
lienriques  David,  506  Jlontgomery 
Hesse  William,  531  California 
♦Hickox  it  Spear.  500  INIontgomery 
Hill  (ieorge   A.,  19  New  Monlgomery 
Hill  Horace  L..  411)4  California 
Himmelnian  Andrew.  637  Washington 
Hinmaii  Lewis  A.,  402  Montgomery 
Holmes  A.  &  Co.,  6t;4  .Montgomery 
Holt  Ziba,  23  Mereliants'  Exchange 
Hutchinson  John,  320  .Montgomery 
Ives  Ruipli  O..  4»6  California 
Jacobv  Jacob,  500  Kearny 
Jones  Cyrus  W.,  418  Montgomery 
Jones  J.  H.  &  Co.,  434  California 
Keene  JameiR.,  I04«  Leidesdorff 
Kendall  C.  C.  ii  Co.,  206  Montgomery 
Kennedy  James  S.,408  California 
Kent  Uichard  F.,  404  Montgomery 
Kilgour  Lawrence,  403  California 
King  William  F.,  402  Montgomery 
Kinsey  A.  G.,  4.^4  Montgomery 
Knight  William  H.,3al  Montgomery 
Lawton  Franklin,  4il!^  Calilbrnia 
Lehmann  <&  Merle,  5ii9  Montgomery 
LissakA.  H.  Jr.,  446  Calilbrnia 
Logan  Henry  C,  li  Merchants'  Exch 
Lovcland  L.  F.,  406  Montg.nnery 
Marina  E.  J.  DeSia.  406  Montgomery 
Marina  J.  DeSia,  332  .Montgomery 
Marks  &  Gleeson,  609  Sacranieuto 
Martin  Minor  S.,  316  C.alilbrnia 
McCombe  John,  405  California 
McDonald  George,  344  Montgomery 
McDonald  ifc  Whitney,  404  iMont 
McElwain  James,  106  Leidesdorff 
Meyer  Daniel,  210  Pine 
Meyer  Jonas,  210  Pine 
Newburger  E.  &  Co.,  528  Montgomery 
Noble  H.  H.,  428  Ca'ilbrnia 
Parker  Charles  H.,  304  Montgomery 
Parker  William  C,  422  Montgomery 
Perkham  E.  P.,  13  Merchants'  Exch 
I'eltret  Peter  G..  317  Battery 
Perry  John  Jr.,  Iii4  Leidesdorflf 
Peyser  Herman,  510  Montgomery 
Pforr  John,  328  Montgomery 
Phillips  Chas.  J. ,40  .Montgomery  Block 
Prag  Conrad,  311  Battery 
Ramage  George  W.,  418  California 
Reeve  G.  B.  <te  Co.,  40  Merchants  Ex- 
change ,  , 
Richon  Nicholas,  611  Commercial 
Rose  Louis  S.,  411  Montgomery 
Russell  George  W.,  406  Montgomery 
Sanborn  Theodore  C,  406  Mont 
Schmieden  Henry,  SW  cor  California 
and  Sansom 


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Nos.  149  to  161  Jessie  Street,  between  2d  and  3d.  San  Francisco. 


Wm.  E.  Lyon. 


John  Harrold. 


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ESTABLISHED    1854. 


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We  avail  ouivelves  of  this  opportunity  of  thanking  our  numerous  customers  in  all  parts  of  the 
racific  States  and  Territories  for  the  very  liberal  patrona;j;e  exteniled  to  us.  Having;  more  than 
doubled  our  capacity  for  the  manufacture  of  AI^E  and  ]'()RTKK,  by  the  purchase  and  enlargement 
of  additional  extensive  premises,  and  by  the  introduction  of  improved  machinery,  we,  with  every 
confidence,  solicit  a  continuance  of  the  support  hitherto  aftbrded  us,  assuring  our  friends  and  the 
public  that  their  orders  will  always  receive  prompt  and  cointeous  attention.  Our  XXX  Ale  and  Porter 
we  guarantee  to  keep  in  anv  part  of  the  world  c(iuallv  as  well  as  the  imported  English,  the  price 
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722* 


CONNfECTICUT 

MUTUAL 


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Assets  over 

Surplus, 

Dividends  Payable  in  1871,  - 


$32,000,000 

9,000,000 

-  4,250,000 


The  least  of  any  Company  in  the  United  States. 


OVER  10,000  POLICIES  ISSUED  IK  1870 


Beyond  Doubt  the  Strongest  and  most  Economically 
Managed  Company  in  the  United  States. 

A  PWMMMY  MUTWAL  0&MPAMY. 


Th^r*  mr0  no  Stockholders  to  ahsorh  any  portion  of  lit  Funds.    All  Us 
large  Surplus  belongs  exclusively  to  Policy  Holders. 


California  St.,  San  Francisco 

JAMES  B.  ROBERTS, 

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Sclimitf  B..  L.  437  California 
SclinilttJuseph  L.,  4:t»  California 
Slicrwood  Hcnjainiu  F.,  415  Cal 
Sliotwi-U    Josepli    M.,  334  Mont 
Sloss  Loiii<  it  CO..  4.'5  Sacramento 
Smiley  Cieorge  W  .  4.'4  JlontKOinery 
Smiley  T.J.  L  .  310  .Montgomery 
Sparrow  S.  J.,  U  .Merchaiits'Kxchanfte 
StoiUenbo-ougli  Charles  H.,  410  Mont 
Stroilier  H'loet  K.,  3iS .Montgomery 
.Suskiiiil  Ernest.  li5.Sansom 
Siitro  Charles.  411  -Alontgomcry 
Sutro  (.iiiRWvc,  411  Montgomery 
Taylor  William  .S.,  32H  Montgomery 
Vogelsdorf}  «.  \V.  A  Co.  422iMont 
Wallace  Tliomtis,  M>  California 
Walton  Henry  &  Co..  631  .Merchant 
Waison  Wiliiani  11.   302  .Montgomery 
Webster  George  U.,  19  Merchants'  Ex- 

cliange 
Welpster,te  Miiitum.  310  Sfontgomcry 
Welcli  &  Hcrr,  4.'2  Montgomery 
Wliitman  S.  P.. 313  .Moiiigomery 
AVilke  V.K.,  422  Montgomery 
Williams  Henrv,  4.34  California 
Williams,  Deane  &  Co.,  102   Leldcs- 

dorff 
Win  MIS  John  C,    13  Merchants'  Ex- 

changi? 
Wisuell  Ih.addeus.  626  Slontgomery 
*Wood8  Francis  H.,  SW  cor  Montgo- 
mery and  Ccmimercialn 
Zinns  L.  A.,4U  California 

Brokers— Patent. 

Friend  E.  A.  &.  Co  ,  601  California 
Wiester  &,  Co.,  17  New  Montgomery 

Brokers — Produce, 

[See  Flour;  also  Jlerchants— rroduce 
Commission.] 

Brokers— Seal   Estate. 

[See  also  Real  Estate  Dealers,] 
[♦Stocks  and  Money.] 
Abrnms  A  Grecnberg,  310  Slont 
AhumadaJ.  M.,  ,540  Washington 
Anderson  &  .Matheson,  3i2  Mont 
Asliton  Charles,  608  Market 
Uadlam  it  Berry,  418  Montgomery 
Banks  1  homas  C,  13  Merchants'  Ex- 
change 
Barnard  Isaac  P.,  204  Montgomery 
Bibbins  Tracy  L.,23u  Kearny 
Blaikie  James  L..  ."iO?  Montgomery 
BI.AKE  GEOUGE  W  &  CO..  30.i  .Mont 
Blake  Henry  C,  415  Slon'gomerv 
BLAKI-;   PHILIP  HE.NRY.  5irCali- 

tornia  (see  adv.  dept.  page  \\xy) 
Bolado  Joatiuin,  7IB  Montgomery 
Bolinger  William  A.,  2.'6  Mont 
Bovee  William  H.,  :i31  Jlontgomery 
Boyle  John,  502  ilontgomery 
•Bradsliaw  T.  T.,  206  5lontgomerv 
Brandon  .k  .Manzer,  626  Montgomery 
Bi  ocklcbank  M.  T.,  hiH  California 
Bry,an  William  J.  it  Co.,  420  Mont 
Burckes  As  Co.,  128  Kearnv 
Bvles  George,  15  Stevenson's  Building 
•Carter  C.  U.,  410  California 
Carter  Robert  W,.3U6  .Montgomery 
I  assou  Peter,  328  .Montgomery 
Chapin  George  W..  33i  .Montgomery 
Chapman  William  S.,  306  Pine 
Cline  <k  Franks,  425  Kearnv 
Coleman  &  Olrvera.  528  Montgomery 
(■■diins  Joseph  C,  507  Montgomery 
Cong.lon  George,  408  California 
Conglon  H.  P...  306  .Montgomery 
Conner  John  W..604  -Merchant 
Cook  Charles,  647  Sacr.amento 
Cousins  Charles  S.,  507  Moiitgomerj- 
Crosett  James  F.,  304  Montgomery 
Crummer  Hugli  B.,  128  Kearnv 
Curtiss  Cha-ies  S.  &  Co.,  654  JXarket 
Cusheon  John  D.,  23;)  .Montgomery 
Gushing  Charles  H..339  Kearny 
Daly  <fc  Hawkins,  '220  Jlontgoinery 
Dam  &  Blanchard,  320  Montgomery 
*De  P.ass  James  M.,  46 ExchangeBiIUd- 

ing 
De  Vercy  A.  F..  .'>02  Montgomery 
Denrdoi-lfit  Bushee,  304  Montgomery 
Delaney  Edward  J.,  625  Merchant 
Doolan  William.  63«  Clay 
Doolittle  William  G.,  312  Montgomery 
Dore  MauriCL'  &,  Co.,  327  Montgomery 
Doud  Aaron.  326  Montgomery 
Duncan  &  Co., 413  California 
Duncan  W.  L.,  422  Slontgoraery 
Ellon  Uobert,  328  Montgomery 


Fay  Philip  S.,  422  Sfontgomery 
Kinch  W.  G.,  304  ilontitoniery 
Forester  ^  Stuart,  418  California 
Fraser  Daniel,  304  Montgomery 
Friedman  J.  S.,6U  Washington 
Frink  George  W.,  312  Jlontgomery 
Fn'iitin  Joseph,  304  Montgomery 
"Gardner  tJeorge,  331  Montgomery 
Garvey  James  P..  302  Mimtgomery 
Gay  Charles,  .523  Montgomery 
GatelyM.,7i0  Market 
Givens  Robert  U.,  402  Montgomery 
Gladding  Allen  1..  320  .Montgomery 
lilazier  1.  <fe  Bro.,  4J6  Jlontgomery 
{iodchaux  Jacques,  422  Montgomery 
Gunii  William  J  ,  '24  Jlchts  Exchange 
Hamilton  C.  F.,  424  Montgomery 
Hancock  Ai  Atkinson,  305  JlontgomeiT 
HKUUKUA  KKANCISCO.  331  Mont 
Hesse.  William, 531  California 
Hill  Jolin,302  Montgomerv 
•liimnii  Imann  Amirew.  6.37  Wash 
Hoburg  William  H  ,  606  Jlontgomerv 
llodgkin  J.  W.  i,  Co.,  cor  Fourth  Av 

and  L 
Holmes  Aaron,  302  Jlontgomery 
Hoogs  A  Butl(r.328  Jlontgomery 
Hoitt  Ira  G.,  4.'5  Kearny 
Houghton  <fe  Haskell,  420  Montgomerj- 
Hiissev  &  Stevenson,  li8  Kearny 
Hutchinson  Joseph  C,  626  Mont 
Hyland  H.  J.  &.  Co..  105  .Montgomery 
Iinhaus  Louis,  331  Jlontgomerv 
James  Charles  A.,  402  Jlontgomery 
Jewtll  Truman  E..  305  Moiiigomery 
.lohiiston  A:  Gonzalez. 228  .Montgomery 
Kaplan  Louis, 27  Jlerehants  Exchange 
Kelly  it  Shay,  226  Montgomery 
Kinibell  A.  G.,  401  California 
Kirwaii  Jl.  de,  137  Montgomery 
Klopenstine  A.  <fc  Co., 422  Morilgomery 
Kluinpke  J.  G.,  432  Montgomery 
Kower  Emile,  b05  Jlontgomerv 
Kurtz  .lohii.  32  Jlerehants  Exchange 
Landry  Norbert,  612  Commercial 
Laporte  John  B..  .T28  Montgomery 
Leffingweli  William,  408  Jlontgomery 
Leonard  Willard,  52"  Jlontgomery 
Lewis  Joliii  B.,  602  Jlontgomery 
Lewis  Thomas  B.it  Co..  306  Jlont 
LI.NIlSEY  WILLI.^M,  50«  Mont 
I  ittle  John  T.,  331  Jlontgomery 
Luty  Joliu  S.,  3U5  Jlontgomery 
Lyio  J.  B.  &  Co.,  (i08  JIarket 
JLadison  &  Burke,  316  Jloiugomery 
Jladison,  Burke  <t  Co..  316  Jlont 
JIayary  John  E..  539  Calilornia 
Jlahan  Henry,  511  California 
Jlaher  &.  JlcShane,  114  Kearny 
Jlalatcsta  Mno,  ,502  Jlontgomery 
JIanson  John  S.,  206  Front 
Jl  artel  James  L.,  636  Clav 
Jlathewson  '1  homas  D.,  606  Jlont 
Jlatthews  H.,6II  Clay 
Jlaurice  William  R.  535  California 
JlcAUister  Harvey  H.,  iO  Jlontgomerv- 

Block 
JfcLaughlin  Charles.  734  Jlontgomen- 
McLaughlin  Jl.  A.,  310  Jlontgomery 
JlcLaughliii  &  Brewer,  328  Jlont 
JIcLeaii  &.  Hardv.  338  Jlontjiouierv 
Jleetz  &  Co..  1.8  Kearny 
Jlenu  J.  II.,  ,502  Jlontgomery 
Jliddleton  John  &.  Son,  310  Mont 
Jlilliken  Isaac  T..  608  Jleichant 
Jlonahan  A  Co.,  14  Geary 
Jloore  'i  homas  W.,  306  Pine  ' 

Moran  'IJiomas  .t  Co.,  605  Sacramento 
Morgan  George  W.,  522  Jlontg.micry 
Jlonson  S.  A.,  14  .Mcrciiants'  Ex 
Jloss  James  W.,  652  JIarket 
Jloxley  C.  G.,  418  Jlontgomery 
Jludge  Theodore  A.  &  Co.,  306  Jlont 
JIullan  John,  712  Jlontgomerv 
Murphy  D.  W.  M  Co.,  15  Secmd 
Jl  urphy  John,  33S  Jlontgomery 
Xoyes  C.  G.,  422  Montgomery 
>ye  John  W.,  511  California 
O  Brien  &  Ward,  ^■E  cor  Clay  and 

Jlontgomerv 
OIney  i:  Co.,  ,502  Jlontgomery 
Osborn  George  W.,  408  Califumla 
Oullahan  Dennis  J.,, 502  Jlontgomery 
Pearson  Jolin  W.,  605  California 
Peel  Jon^ithan  Jr.,  31  Third 
Pirrin  Edward  B.,  .533  California 
Perry  James  Jl..  407  California 
Perry  Restcome,  6  Montgomery 
Ptorr  Jolin,  3^8  Jlontgomety 
Plielps  A  Blai.    ing.  14  Jlerehants'  Ex 
Polack  J.  S.,  (iOi  Jlontgomery 
Pulverman  &  Hvjnry,  71'2  Montgomery 


Putnam  Stillman  N..5'22  Jfonlgomery 
Rawson  &  Coy,  338  Jlontgomery 
Reay  Joseph  W.,  316  California 
Reynolds  C.  H.  ,t  Co..  329  Jlont 
Ries  Leopold,  607  Wa«=hington 
Jtobison  Cliarles  F..  434  California 
Rumrill  C.  11.,  304  JloiitKomery 
Russell  George  II.,  422  Jlontgomerv 
Ryckm«n  (J.  W..  15  Jlontgomery  "Blk 
Sa>:er  George,  507  Jlontgomery 
Sawyer  Otis  V.,  331  Jlontgomerv 
Scliwoh  Adolph,  502  Jlontgomery 
Scott  Eilniund,  NW  cor  Montgomery 

and  Coniniercial 
Scott  John  s.,  304  Jlontgrmery 
Sessions  Edward  C,  408  t:alilornia 
Se^»ions  John  W.,  40>il  California 
Shepaid  &,  Jl  urphy,  .539  California 
Sinclair  Samuel  F.,  432  Jlontgomery 
sinton  Ricliard  H..  .509  Calif.,rnia 
Spaulcli,  g  C.  A. ,.54  Jlontgomery  Block 
Spencer  Henry  W.,  712  Jlontgomery 
Stewart  George,  334  Jlontgomery 
Stewart  George  &  Co.,  i  03  Kearny 
Straiton  .t  Tait,  432  Jlontgomery 
Strauss  Samuel  J..  316  Calilornia 
Stuart  James  F.,  .52-2  Jlontgomery 
Swiit  &  Wade,  SE  cor  Kearnv  and  Cal 
1  albert  1  homas  A.,  406  Jlontgomery 
1  heller  Samuel  L..  507  Jlontgomery 
Toomey  Henry,  338  Jlontgomery 
riilMleton  .t  Smith,  410  Kearny 
'lorrance  K.  B.,  60:t  .-acrainento 
Trask  J  amen  L.,  608  JIarket 
Travers  J..  sW  cor  san  and  Jackson 
fruetie  F.lix.  ,50:<  Jlontgomery 
Van  Lokeren  H.,  408  Calilornia 
Van  Winkle  Peter  W,.  306 Pine 
Vai>saiilt  Ferdinand,  306  Pine 
WAKELEE  C.  H.  &.  CO.,  601  Califor- 
nia (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxii) 
Waldron  Henry  S..  430  Jlonigomery 
Walsh  &  'I  aylor,  445  California 
Wallace  'I  homas,  534  California 
Walton  Henry  &  Co..  631  Jleichant 
Weber  Adolph  C.  507  Jlontgomery 
Wegener  F.  O..  336  Jlrntgomery 
Wensinger  F.  S.,  304  Jlontgomery 
Wertheman  Rudolph,  608  Sacramento 
Wliitconib  J.  B.,  K  Jlontgomery 
Whitman  S.  P.,  313  Jlontgome'ry 
Wilde  <fe  Co.,  312  Jlontgomery 
V.'ILLIAJIS    II.  F.   &  CO.,  331   Jfont- 

goinery  isee  adv.  dept.  page  lix) 
Wiriiate  B.  N.  &  Co.,  652  JIarket 
Winter  Clinton,  ,509  Jlontgomery 
Worn  (;eorge  A.,  519  Jlontgomery 
Young  <fe  Paxsoii,  424  Jlontgomery 

Brokers— Ship     and     Castom 
■louse. 

Bauch  Peter  G.,  508  Battery 
Baum  Charles,  510  Battery 
BodenJohn  H.  &  Co.,  .504  Battery 
Broderick  Richard,  306  Jlontgomery 
Butiker  &  Wheeler.  504  Battery 
De  Fremcry  H.  S.,  508  Battery 
Dewar  John,  15  Stevenson's  Building 
Edson  C.  A.,  Custom  House 
Greaves  Beiij.imin.  50'<  Buttery 
Hasbach  it  Briiiis.  504 Battery 
Hughes  <fe  JlcDaniel,  504  Battery 
Lolor  Charles  P.,  31  Jlerehants'  Ex- 
change 
?chleiden  William,  .504  Battery 
Smith  Algernon.  Custom  Hou.se 
Wadsworth  W.  R.  <fe  Son,  109  California 

Broom  Handles. 

GRACIEK  it  HEALD,  SE  cor  JIi8.«ion 
and  Beale  (see  adv.  dept.  page  9) 

Broom  makers, 

ARJIES  <fe  DALLAM,  215  .Sacramento 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxxiii) 

Bloom  Isaac.  113  First 

Cummings  &.  Kutner,  214  Sacramento 

HOWES  E.  K.  A  CO.,  118-122  Front 
(see  adv.  reg.  of  names  page  339) 

Roesler  i  Harwood,  115  Sjieramento 

Van  Laak  A  Gillespie,  113  Davis 

Ward  I  homas.  27  Drunim 

Zan  Marino  <fc  Co.,  14  Drumm 

Brush  manufacturers. 

ARJIES  &  DALLAJI.  215  .Sacramento 
FELDJIANN,  SIJIPSON  <fc  CO.,  (San 

Franc  i.<co)  410  Clay  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  Ixiv) 
Figer  <t  Brother,  7-33  Washington 
HOWES  E.  K.  &  CO.,  118  Front 
Newman  Edward,  23  Stockton 


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SAN    FRANCISCO    BUSINESS    DIRECTOUY. 


Builders. 

[Sec  Carpenters  and  Builders.] 
Buns  Makers. 

GR.\CIEU  &HEALD,  SEcorMlsslon 

;in,l  liiiile  (See  adv.  dept.  page  9) 
Switi  Juiuis, '^4  Caliiornia 
Waus  ilcury ,  cur  i^'remunt  and  Mission 

Butcbei-s. 

[See  alsu  Markets.] 
Adams  <fc  Co.,  Ihb  Second 
Adler  David,  24  •  lockton 
Aiiicr  ilorris,3UJ  Beale  and  1422  Folsom 
Ailken  Charles  H..  5  Washington 
An^burg  i$.  <B   Co.,  >'K  cor  Aiuntgom- 

ery  and  Broadway 
Antz  a,  Muock,  4  Central  Market 
Artigues  Louis,  14  S.  i'.  Market 
Aubci  t  A..  10  .San  ^'raneiseo  Market 
Bailly  Bros.,  71  Calif.nnia  Market 
Barrett  <v.  Uuane.  B  Central  Market 
Barren  ite  Shannon,  SW  cor  Biyant 

and  ^Vhile  flaee 
Barns  U.  D.,  930  i-ost 
Baithrop  <t  Casey,  432  Geary 
Barut  K.iymund,  140J  .stuckton 
Baxter  John  i'.,  >  s  Sixteenth  bet  Va- 
lencia and  ^econd  Avenue 
Belle  M.,  15i4  BioaUway 
Beppler  John.  SK  lor  L)up  and  Filbert 
Beriliold  L.,  '.iOti  Broadway 
Buirand  Begiie,  1224  Uupont 
Billisit  Boweii,  IB  Union  Market 
Blaisdell  Solon,  17  Grand  Central  Mkt 
Boese  II.  J.,  Sf.  cor  Davis  and  Clark 
bolandJolin,4  OcciOeiital  Market 
Boiler  f".  Joseph,  1230  Dupont 
Bonis  Maraihu,  >W  cor  Dupont  and 

Morion 
Bopp  Augustus,  1717  Stockton 
Bouisier  l;,dward,  Ml  Merchant 
Bozzui  I.  A.,  .Wti  Vailejo 
lilac Kett  i;  Keves,  50  steuart 
Brady  Daniel,  12U  fourth 
Brady  lerieiice,  776  Jlission 
Brann   Bonn,   ^  \V   cor   Illinois   and 

>apa 
Breiliiig  Bros.,  965  Mission 
Breisacner  Leopold,  i)03  I'ost 
Bromnier  H,  Co.,  isK  cor  Sixth  and 

liryant 
Brown  Frank  Q.,  515  Bryant 
Brown  Isaac  \>  .  W.,  sW  cor  Eighth 

and  Cli^'mentina 
Brown  &  Currier,  46  Wash  Market 
Brown  J:  Dunkcr,  UK  cor  Folsom  and 

Fremont 
Campbell  Alexander,  cor  Gsugh  and 

itose 
Carrau  .fe  Baraty,  6  Isew  Clay  Street 

Market 
Carroll  William  V.,  S  s  Sixteenth  nr 

Mission 
ChildsC.  J.,  1218Larkin 
Cholet  Joseph,  h9  Wash  ifarket 
Clitiord  it  Gibson,  b04'^  Folsom 
Con  ilian  Francis,  .>E  cor  Howard  and 

Sixth 
Conahan  &  Brunt,  cor  Howard  and 

.Neventh 
Conglilaii  John,  2  Occidental  Market 
Criightoii  Patrick,  240  Fourth 
Daly  tldward,  >i  s  Sixteenth  nr  Valen- 
cia 
Daverkosen  P.,  Bush  nr  Scott 
DeCourtieux  Annaiid,   29  San  Fran- 
cisco Market 
Dengler  &  Breiling,  125 Third 
Denis  Jean  Bapliste,b45  Pacific 
Dodge  Daniel,  E  s  Steuart  nr  Howard 
Dodge  Eleazer   E.,  W   s  Mission  bet 

Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth 
Dolet  August,  16  San  FrHiiclscoMkt 
Liow  .51  Co.,  ^E  cor  Cliy  ami  Taylor 
Draper  Kiehard,  E  s  Eleventh  nr  .Miss 
Duhey  Frank,   SW   cor   Filbert  and 

Lurkin 
Duliun  E.  &  Bro.,  SW  cor  Powell  and 

I'acitlc 
Dulion  JohnP.,538  Pine 
Dulion  Leon,  705  Pacific 
Ijuiiker  Chris,  NE   cor   Folsom   and 

Fremont 
Duran  John,  23  San  Francisco  Market 
Ebbighausen   Francis,   HE  cor  Ken- 
tucky and  Gilmore 
Eckert  I'eter,  SE  cor  Sutler  and  Pow 
Kckhardt  Henry,  1427  California 
Elias  A.,28  Fourth 

Empey  Charles,  >'W  cor  Kearny  and 
Union 


Erlenweln  John,   W   s   Valencia   nr 

Sixteenth 
Fabry  Sebastian,  N  s  Twenty-fourth 

nr  Bryant 
Faubel  Heary,  Folsom  nr  Twelfth 
Flynii  James  s.,  Mission  nr  'iwenty- 

sixlh 
Flyiin  it  Welby,  SW  cor  Sixth  and 

Brannau 
Fogarty  James,  36  Occidental  Market 
Frankeiiheiiner  Joseph,  30  Metropoli- 
tan ilarket 
Furlong  Ji  Glennan,  XE  cor  Jones  and 

Uiarrell 
GeantitAlphonsc,  1202  Dupont 
Geggus  Louis,  140  third 
Geiser  Charles,NEtor  Dup  and  Green 
Gleasoii  Ji  uroiher,  5  OcciJentiil  Mkt 
Goertzheim  Hermann,  1103  Leav 
Goldman  Jacob,  1202  Mockton 
Goldmyer  Louis,  1104  Folsom 
Grady  Michael,  .i35  rost 
Green  George  W.,60  Washington  Mkt 
Lireenwood  xleiiry,  >i  W  cor  Jessie  and 

Ecker 
Hahn  Jc  Bryan,  60  California  Market 
Hall  Harvev,411  Last 
Hall  >amuel,  .-^W  cor  Fifth  and  Clara 
ilammond  Jessie,  SE  cor  Valei.cU  and 

'1  wenty-third 
Hanlcn  Stephen,  519  Fourth 
Hanson  Fergus,  12  Caiitoiuia  Market 
Harris  Daniel,  3  California  .Market 
Harvey  James  &  Co.,  J;41  Folsom 
Harvey  <5j  Co.,  236  Ihird 
Hasselbach  <t  Saal,  '^06  Steuart 
Hausler  Fred  i  Co,,  513  Pacific 
Haxe  George  J.,  14  California  Market 
Uayden  John.   SW   cor  l^'ourth   and 

Berry 
Heckman  Thomas,  1064  Howard 
Hee  Wau,  (Cliinese)  735  Sacramento 
Heins  Joseph,  cor  Sixth  and  Harrison 
Herrmann  B.,  SW  cor  Geary  and  Hyde 
Hertz  Hermann,  32  Uccidental  Market 
Herzog  M.,  5  Central  Market 
HildebraiiU  William,  3  Clara  Lane 
Howland  William  l'.,NE  cor  Eleventh 

and  Mission 
Hung  Son,  (Chinese)  731  Sacramento 
Hurley  James,  10  Uiii-n  Market 
Irvine  George,  !)41  Folsom 
Junker  Fied,  S  s  Oak  nr  Gouali 
Katz  Fred,  100  California  Market 
Katz  &  Co., 223  Fifth 
Kelley  cfe  Newell,27  Occidental  Market 
Kelly  Joseph,  1159  Howard 
Kelm  W.  H.,  KE  cor  Pacific  and  Leav 
Kramer  Charles,  Grand  Central  Mkt 
Kramer  Samuel,  Grand  Central  Mkt 
Larroche  Francois,  X  s  Sixteenth   nr 
Vermont,  and  .San  Francisco  Mkt 
LeBeri  V.  J.,  723  Folsom 
Lehmann  M.,  Bush  nr  Devisadero 
Lewis  is,  Stevenson,  117  Fourth 
Lintotite  Bro.,  cor  Weuster  &  Bay 
Litchfield  W.  1).,  52  Washington  Mkt 
Loeb  Henry.  741  Broadway 
Loevenberg  G.  <E  Co.,  18  >ew  Clay  St. 

Market 
Loewel  A.,  12  San  Francisco  Market 
Loop  <fc  Somers,  NW  cor  Second  and 

Bryant 
LumsiU'ii  John  E.,  9  Occidental  Mkt 
Lund  &  Carstens,  36  Occidental  Mkt 
Malioney  Dennis,  I'otrero 
Marchand  Cliristopher,  819  Jackson 
Marron  John,  »W  cor  First  and  Te- 
hama 
Mayer  it  Berg,  1005  Folsom 
McCarty  Michael, SW  cor  Seventeenth 

and  Dolores 
McClusky  Joseph,  SE  cor  Montgom 

ery  and  Vailejo 
McGlynn  Eitward.S  s  Folsom  nr  Main 
McSlenomy  John  H.,7  <  al  Market 
McPherson  &  Co.,  :<ll  Broadway 
Mengel   John,    KE   cor    Sutter   and 

Stockton 
Menges  »tt  Frank,  1  Metropolitan  Mkt 
Meyer  <fe  Aknian,  39  .Sacramento 
MILLER    LEOPOLD.   95    California 

Market  (see  adv.  dept.  page  22) 
Mitchell  Erastus,  1413  Duiiont 
Mogan  John,  1  Occidental  Market 
Moock  &  Antz,  Grand  Central  Mkt 
Morgenstern   Alfred   W.   &    Co.,   546 

'third 
Moritz  John  C,  KW  cor  Powell  and 

Filbert 
Mortrtz  John  C.  Ne'Tell  nr  Lombard 
Muller  John,  65  Cali.ornia  Market 


Muller  &  Koenlg,  15  California  Market 
Nagel  William,  70.!  Bu»h 
^el!!Oll  James,  2  Union  Market 
Neuitadt  Louis,  .505  Broadwa>; 
Newman  Ahralijm,i  ^letropoiitanMkt 
Newman  Philip  ii  Co.,7u4  iiattery 
Nolan  Patrick,  8  Union  .Market 
O'Connor  Michael,  I  Central  Market 
O'.Neill  Richard,  I  California  Ma.ket 
O'ShauglineSsy   William  J.,  N  W   cor 

Hyue  ana  O'Farrell 
Oswald  William,  lol2  Pacific 
Pearson  John,   >V  s  Si.\.teeuth  nr  Ne- 
braska 
Pollard  A.  P.,  Fourteenth  Avenue  nr 

Railroad  Avenue,  South  s.  F. 
Popp  August,  1717  Stockton 
Power  James  D.,  iOJ  Hayes 
Raabe  George  A.,  1145  Folsom 
Reardou  Rouert  .■^.,  33  OcculeiitalMkt 
Ueiiile    Fr.derick,    3   Central    .Market 

and  32  Metropolitan  .Market 
Ridley  S.  ii.,  E  s  Polk  bet  Pacific  and 

Vailejo 
Roberts  Harrison.cor  Eleventh  Xv  and 

Itailroad  Avenue,  South  s.  F. 
Robl  Jiilin.  5  California  Market 
Roieiibauin  .^nidt,  hu4  .->tocki.on 
Rosenberg  Louis,  sE  cor  Wiiliam  and 

Geary 
Rosenberg  Meyer,  3  Occidental  Mkt 
Rosenberg  ^  Co.,  N  W  cor  Powell  and 

Vailejo' 
Rossoacii  Herman,  30  S.  F.  Market 
Roth  John  A.,  43;  Ihird 
Rouge  it  Houette,  23J  Fourth 
Rouviere  F.,  l2l.'l  DuDoiit 
Saint  Cyr  Victor,  1204  JJupont 
Salmon  J.,  14.0  atockion 
Schad  Ricnaro,  S  s  Berry  nr  Third 
SchinJler  Wiliiam,   W  a  Guerrero  nr 

Twenty-second 
Schneider  Herman,  SE  cor  Turk  and 

Polk. 
Schoenemann  Otto,  SE  cor  Stockton 

ami  Lombard 
Schwab    Frederick,   W   8  Folsom   nr 

Twenty-Second 
Schweitzer  Jacob  ifc  Co.,  16  Clay  SL 

Market 
Scott  George,  SW   cor  Natoma    and 

Russ 
Seagrave  it  Graham,  SW  cor   Nine- 
teenth and  Howard 
Seaman  Lyman,  51  Central  Markjt 
Seeger  it  Co.,  2l6  Second 
Selbel  Frederick,  Clay  St.  Market 
Seibel  Philip,  35  Geary 
Siu|  el  diaries,  W  s  Mission  nr  Twen- 
ty-fourth 
Schramm  Matthew,  103  Dupont 
Shyne  James  G.,  33.^  Fourth 
Sing  Kee  (Chinese^  733  Sacramento 
Suiiili  Edward  C,  E  sPoireronr Bran- 
nan  St.  Bridge 
Smith  Georue,  4  .Market 
Smith  S.,  17  Grand  Central  Market 
Spear  it  lieijen,  NW  cor  Leaven  worth 

and  Broadway 
Spohn  it  Dougart,  4  Jackson 
staull'er  Ru  loiph,  SE   cor   Sixteenth 

and  Folsom 
Stelling  it  Siebe,  1.54  First 
Stoick  Cliarles  L.,  301  Hayes 
Strauss  Bernard',  37  I  hird 
Strehl  Cliarles,  35  Occidental  Market 
Strob^l  A  Co.,  1129  Folsom 
Stiilz  Philip,  S  s  Mission  nr  Eighth 
Sullivan  it  Delaney,  sE  cor  Harr.son 

and  Dora 
Swett  Rodman,  561  Mission 
Sylvester  Henry,  307  Si.vth 
Tauiphaus  it  >iark,  E  s  First  nr  Bran- 
n.in,  and  NW  cor  First  and  Clem- 
entina 
Turner  <fe  Merkelbach,  13  S.  F.  Market 
I'nger  Louis,  Grand  Central  ilarket 
Uri  Felix,  20  San  Francisco  Market 
Van  Housen   William,  NE  cor  Eddy 

and  Manon 
Velatti  Cypriana,  NE  cor  Mason  and 

Lombard 
Vicchio  S.  D.,  SE  cor  Green  and   Dup 
Wagner  Charles  F.  <t  Co.,  17  California 

Market 
Wagner  it  Haub.  1440  Stockton 
Walter  George,  312  Fifih 
Wanz   John   D.,   cor   Columbia    and 

'1  wenty-fouri  h 
Wason  ifc  Co.,  NE  cnrHarand  Bitch 
AVeber  Ernest,  1322  Dupont 
Weber  Henry,  NE  cor  Turk  and  Fill 


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Weber    Julius,  8  s   Twenty-third  nr 

Mission 
Wefrnor  t'red.,  NE  cor  Sixlli  and  Har 
WiriiiT  Wull,  S  s  Urvant  nr  Sixlli 
Wcrmr  A  Barringlon,  S\V  cor  Clav 

anil  I'dlk 
Wliearty  Jlicliaol,  43  Porry 
Wliiimau  H(  nrv,  823  Greenwich 
\Vil>on  .1.  Y.  &  Co.  512  Market 
\Villiiii;:hliv  John  T.,  SW  cor  Brannan 

an.l  Gilhrrt 
WisRinj;  William,  SE  cor  Mission  and 

Sevt'nlecnlh 
WitZ(nianW.  K.,  425  East 
AVray  Jiicob,  8  Calitnrnia  JIarkct 
Wuthricli  John,  32!l  Geary 
Zch   Louis,  SE  cor  Puiiont  and  Union 
Zeh  Tlieodore,  SE  cor  Washington  anil 

Stockton 
Zeiss  Hemy  A.,  131  Polk 
Zimmer  &  Hock,  SW  cor  Mason  and 

Union 

Butchers  —  Cattle.       (Whole- 
sale.) 

Arqneg  Jonquin  K..  708  Jfon'gomcry 
Arti;,'iK'S  Louis.  New  Hutcheriown 
Hli-s  ()eort;c,  Fourth  Avenue 
Boiel  1''.  A.,  S  8  Santa  Clara  nr  Hamp- 
shire 
Rorel  GuKtave,  Kailroad  Av.South  S.F. 
Branileiislein  M.  »t  Co.,  office  319  Sac 
Conwav  Jidin,  SW  cor  Utah  and  El 

Dorado 
Punphy  &  Hildrcth.  offlcfi  .'>33  Kearny 
Gray,  Cocanour  .fc  Co.,  office  30  Cali- 
fornia Alarket 
Harris  Daniel,  New  World  Market 
Horn  Harney,  First  Avenue  nr  Hay 
Metz'.ar  .t  McCauslin,  Fifth  Avenue, 

Soutli  S.  F. 
Miller  it  Lux,  office  ')33  Kearny 
Moflat  Eugene  &   Co.,  First  Avenue, 

South  s.  F. 
O'Xeil,  Crumntev*  Co.,  .^3o  California 
Peres  Louis  .b  Co.,  otflcc  ft>6  Meri-lrant 
Poly  Solomon  it  Co.,  Long  Bridge  nr 

First  Avenue 
Schw.  itzer  J.  &  Co.,  16  Clay  Street 

Market 
Seds;ly  Joseph,  office  533  Kearny 
.''elig  .M.  .t  Co.,  office  5.!()  Mt-rcliant 
Smith  &  Jlaon,  office  .'iSo  Calit'ornia 
I'ri  Fell  < ,  '^0  San  Francisco  Market 
Zimmerman    Henry,    SW    cor    Santa 
Clara  and  Potrero  Avenue 

Butchers— Hog.   (Wholesale.) 

Arnold   Benjamin  E.,   E  s  Tenth  bet 

Bryant  and  Brannan 
Johnson  Josiah  G.  &  Brother,  First 

Avenup  nr  Bay 
Plerson  John,  NE  cor  Sixteenth  and 

Nebraska 

Butchers  —  Sheep.        (Whole- 
sale.) 

Baca  P.  <fc  Co.,  office  .5-33  Kcarnv 
Crumniey  Owen,  Braimaii   St.  Bridge 
Hall  I  hoinas  .te  .><(m,  W  s  Potrero  Ave- 
nue nr  Alameda 
Horn  Barney,  First  Avenue  nr  Bay 
Larroclie  it  Husson,  W  8  Potrero  Ave- 
nue nr  Sixteenth 
Lawkr  Joseph,  .>«E  cor  Santa  Clara 

ami  Hampshire 
Loumes  X.  .t  Co.,  officp  52G  Merchant 
O'Brien  Will  am.  New  Butclieriown 
Pegiiiilan  ite  Bro.,  cor  Centre  and  Utah 
Sedglv  Joseph,  office  533  Kearnv 
SUveiberg  iV  Zimnii'rmaii,  N  s Potrero 
Avenue  nr  Alameda 

Butter — Importers. 

[Sec    Commission    Merchants;    also 
Groceries;  also  I'roduce.] 

Button  Maniiracturers. 

Ettingcr  Jloritz,  306  Sutter. 
NOKCKOSS  .t   CO..  3.!  Kearny  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  Ixvi) 

Cabinet  Milkers. 

[See  also  Furniture.] 
Balink  Herman,  245  Fourth 
Bate  William  II..  ill  Suvenson 
Baum  »t  La  Id,  605  Calirornia 
UonirDavM,  1608  Stockton 
Bowman  Charles  C,  1  I'owi-ll 
Cliristophui  Jc  Freese,  !i70  Folsom 
Cole  N.  P.  &,  Co.,  -^H  Bush 


Conrad  &  Mattes,  E  s  Webb  nr  Sac 
Davies  Shadrack,  (04  Cay 
Drouilliat  <fc  Cavaii,  813  Montgomery 
Easton  James,  10^7  Market 
Ekstrand  A.  N..  blOH  Howard 
Ellin  GustHve,  443  Brannan 
Feierman  JI.,  514  Bush 
Flndrisin  August,  741  Mission 
Goodwill  .\t  Co.,  'iti  Pino 
Hanson  John  P  &  Co.,  1502  Stockton 
Haussler  Leoiihard  F.,  233  Jackson 
Heims  Louis,  75i  Mission 
HOK-1MA.N.N   H.    &   CO.,  323   Pine 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  26) 
Johnson  &  Best,  4M  line  and  717  Mkt 
Keller  Leonard,  SW  Cor  Mission  and 

First 
Keriier  Peter.  110  Jjssie 
Kleebauer  J.  11.,  NW  cor  Sacramento 

and  Larkiu 
Kramer  Peter,  132  Sutter 
Linfortli  Edward  H.,  20  Fremont 
Mans  Jacoli,  1007  Folsom 
McVea  James,  lUH  Powell 
Meier  George,  '05  Jackson 
Sleyer  Anton,  731  Pacific 
PALMER  W.  J.  T.  &  CO.,  105  Mission 

(see  adv.  rep.  of  names  page  106) 
Patterson  James.  28  .>»ixth 
Postel  Isaiah,  1(165  .Market 
Itibero  Pedro,  .^21  Broadway 
l{obert.<ion  Frederick,  774  Howard 
Kolland  Julius,  NE  cor  Washington 

and  Virginia 
Schreiber,  Bolir  &  Co.,  539  Market 
Schmidt  William,  !05  Brvant 
Scluiiiemaiin  Edward,  510  Pine 
Sclnverdt  Brothers,  114  Turk 
Seitz  J.,  315  Third 
.strabau  Francis,  20  Fremont 
Suekow  Charles,  613  Jackson 
Teckeliilierg  Charles,  343  '1  bird 
Urbais  John,  W  s  San  Bruno  Koad  nr 

Flume  House 
WEIK  WILLIAM  G.,  113  Hayes  (see 

adv.  deiit.  page  Ixx) 
Wehser  &  Lachman.  1027  Howard 
Weydemanii  Henry.  706  Mission 
WHITNEY  GEOliGE  O.   &  Co.,  319 

Pine  (see  adv  dept.  page  xxij 
Wolilers  George  H.,  433  l  hiixl 
Zehfuss  Ered.  W.,  804  Mission 

Calkers. 

[See   Shipwrights.] 

Camphene  Bistillers. 

Allvne  it  While,  121  California 

DAY  THO.MAS,  (importer)  732  Mont- 
gomery (see  adv.  front  cover) 

Dieiz  A.  C.  &  Co.,  (importers)  224 
Front 

HoUubit  Co..  202  Front 

Stolt  Alexander,  512  Sansom 

Taylor  F.  B.  ii  Co.,  113  Front 

Candle  IHCanurdctarers. 

[See  also  Soap.] 
Auger,  Christiansen  <fc  Co.,   (agents) 

40.4  Battery 
San  Francisco  Candle  Co.,  402  Front 
Standarl  Soap  Co.,  and  Adamantine 

Caudle  Works,  204  ^acramento 

Cane  Hanafttcturers. 

Doerger  Charles,  620  Merchant 
Meyer  J.  G.  11,  228  Montgomery 

Cane   HVorkers. 

LongF.  A.,  215  Dupont 

Cap  lUunufactarers. 

[See  also  Hats  and  Caps.] 
Fleischer  Wolf.  405  Calif  .rnia 
(iarii  William,  434  California 
MEUS.sDOItFFEK  J.  (!.  &  BRO..  200 

Mcmlgomery  and  647  Washington 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  Iv) 
Zobel  Jacob,  125  Sansom 

Capitalists. 

[See  also  Bankers;  also  Real  Estate.] 
Athcrton  F.  D.,  7"5  Sansom 
Barron  Edward,  410  California 
Bolton  James  R.,  618  Merchant 
Bourn  William  B.,  »W  cor  California 

and  ."ansom 
Boyd  <fc  Davis,  321  Front 
Brannan  Sainu<l,  420  Montgomery 
Bull  Alpheus,  sW  cor  Cal  and  Sansom 


Cohen  Alfred  A..  419  California 
Crane  '1  homas,  77  Montgomery  Block 
Cunningham  Lewis.  Grand  Hoiel 
Davis  Erwiii,  SW  cor  Cal  and  Powell 
Dean  Peter,  419  Clay 
Donahue  Peter,  NE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Maiket 
Earl  J.  O.,  SW  cor  Cal  and  ."ansom 
Kastman  C.  A.,  7i8 Montgomery 
Eyre  Emanuel,  Jr.,  SE  cor  Cliiy  and 

Kearny 
Fay  T.  J..  422  ^fontgomery 
Goldtree  Nathan,  '/7  Battery 
Grogan  A.  B.,  eor  Sansom  and  Jack 
Haggin  J.  B.,  411M  California 
Harpeiiding  A.,  SW  cor  California  and 

.'>ansom 
Hastings  S.  C, 636  Clay 
Hayward  Alviiiza,  419  California 
Head  Addison  E.,  414  California 
Holiaday  Joseph.  Liek  House 
HoranJolin  C,  405  Front 
Howard  Charh  s  W..  II  .Mont  Block 
Howard  G.  11.,  5.'3  Montginnery 
Keyes  E.  I).,  507  Montgomery 
Kitisey  A.  G.,  cor  Sutter  and  Leaven- 
worth 
Klopenstinc  Joseph,  422  Montgomery 
Lander  P.  C,  .W4  Kearny 
Lathrop  Ben  G.,  506  Montgomery 
Lent  W.  M.,  419  Calilornia 
LeRoy  '1  lieodore,  729  Montgomery 
Lick  James,  121  .Sutler 
Livingston  Frank,  414  California 
Livingston  Mark,  414  California 
Low  C.  L.,  408  California 
LuningNicholas,  4i8  California 
Lyons  H.  A..  411>2  California 
JIadden  1  homas  P.,  636  Clay 
Magary  John  E.,  539  California 
Maynard  Lafayette,  320  Sansom 
Mayne  Charles,  535  Clay 
Merritt  Samuel.  320  Cafifornia 
Mills  D.  O.,  NW  cor  California  and 

^allsom 
Moody  Joseph  L.,  329  Montgomery 
Moore  James,  321  Front 
Moss  J.  Mora,  418  California 
Oulton  George,  U.  S.  Court  Building 
I'age  Nathaniel,  206  Front 
I'aige  Cal >  in,  414  Maiket 
Parroit  Jolin,  528  Sacramento 
Phelan  James,  NW  cor  Montgomery 

and  Sacramento 
Pierce  H.  ,t  W..728  Montgomery 
Piper  William  A.,  604>  Montgomi  ry 
Ralston  William  C,  N  W  cor  California 

and  Sansom 
Reese  Michael,  410  Montgomery 
Reis  Ferdinand,  316  California 
Roelolson  William  F.,  411  California 
Rose  A.  H..  331  Jlontgomery 
Shirlej'  John,  .524  Sansom 
Spring  Jolin  K.,  705  Sansom 
Tevis  Lloyd,  411>s  California 

Car  manufacturers. 

CASEBOLT  &  KERR,  cor  Market  and 
Fifth  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ivil) 

Kimball  ManiifacturingCo.,cor  Fourth 
and  Bryaut 

Carpenters  and  BuUders. 

[See  also  Contractors.] 
Ashmead  G.  S.,  SE  cor  Mariposa  and 

Florida 
Aubrey  Francis  O.,  W  s  Valencia  nr 

Sixtccntli 
B.allentine  James.  324  Sansom 
Barnes  William.  913  Market 
Bergson  Ole,  HI  Leidesdorff 
Bernard  Francis,  1318  Larkin 
Bierschwale  Charles,  731  Mission 
Bond  Richard  L.,  1114  Pacific 
Bond  '1  hoinas  H.  I.,  1114  Pacific 
Bowman   Charles  E.,  NW  cor  Eddy 

and  Powell 
Bradford  &  Sanches,  376  Natoma 
Brady    Patrick,    E    s   Devisadero   nr 

Geary 
Brickley  John,  S   s   Clementina  bet 

Eighili  and  Ninth 
Browell  Jeremiah,  612  Commercial 
Brown  &  Hussev,  707  Market 
Buckley  A  Eagan.NW  cor  Broderick 

and  Ellis 
Biickner  Charle.o,  21  Oeary 
Callaghan  Dennis.  Fulton  nr  McAllis- 
ter 
Callsen  Peter,  1435  Pacific 
Carruthers  George,  Clara  Lane 
Castagnino  L.,  4^7  Filbert 


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Christopher  A  Froese,  970  Folsom 
Clark  Jolin,  3.'4  Snnsom 
Clii^seii  Joliii  C.  51K  Koarnv 
Collins  HcnjjtTnln,  027  California 
Comal  ct  aiMttes,  IB  Webb 
Cook  John,  419  IMne 
Cunningham  John  A..  551  Stevenson 
CUKTIS  JOHN    P.,  320  Jackson  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  34) 
Paley  Francis  K.,  I'arker  nr  Columbia 

riace 
Pamkroeger  Gottleih,  IIU  Pacific 
Davis  '1  h<>ina!<,929  Clav 
Davis  A  Warner,  418  Siontgomery 
Day  Bcrnhard,  11  Jasper  I'lace 
J >evlin  James,  605  Minna 
Dickerson  D.  K.,  3ib  ilontgomerv 
Droiiilliat  .<;  Cavan,813  Montgomery 
Dye  Charles  G.,  iJW  cor  Bush  and 

Scott 
Eastman  William  H.,  528  Pine 
Kdmunds  <.fe  Mills,  115  Hayes 
Kv.ms  GeorKC,  3^3^  Third 
Fiige  J.  H.,310  I'ost 
Finney  J.  T.,  61'2  Green 
Flake  Freilcrick,  130i  Powell 
Foeth  John  H.,sW  cor  I'ac  and  Mason 
Fii(?liette  <fc  Daigneau,  106  rt  ashingion 
Gang  Herman,  13  Dtipont 
George  Levi  F.,  i,05  Stockton 
Giessman  Charles,  205  Commercial 
Gibson  William  &  C  •.,  1126  Market 
Gould  C.  G.,  322  Jackson 
Grant  John,  914  Market 
Grasshoff  F..  1510  Powell 
Gray  James  H.,  N  s  Mission  nr  Laskie 
Green  Charles  H.,22  Delioom 
Greene  G.  W.,  W  s  Trinity  nr  Sutter 
Haaf  Jacob,  516  Kearny 
Harris  James  H.,  326  Montgomery 
Hastings  George  A.,  18  Morton 
Hastings  Nathaniel, 1825  Clay 
Haussler  Leonliard  F.,  233  Jackson 
Hills  SanfordM.,  842  Clay 
Hutchings  C.  A..  1710  Polk 
Hutchinson  C.  &  W.,  213  Pine 
Iredell  Joseph  15.,228H  Francisco 
Jeffers  Adam,  5  Mason 
Johnson  J.  E.,  Folsom  nr  Twenty-first 
Jones  James  J.,  324  Jackson 
Kellev  John  C,  326  Montgomery 
King  Henry  L.,619  Clay 
King  Jerome  H.,  419  Filbert 
Klait  Ferdinand,  931  51ission 
Kleebaur  Carl,  1325  Sacramento 
Klein  Jacob.  735  Si  lesion 
Kreger  William  B.,  108  Davis 
Learned  E.  A.  807  Howard 
Lehmann  Christian.  516  Kearny 
Lh-mienx  H.,  S52  Jli-sion 
Lowry  William.  32  Hunt 
Lugcr  Joseph,  205  Commercial 
Lund  .Alexander,  427  Greenwich 
Maberry  K.  L.,  Berry  bet  'Ihlrd  and 

Fourth 
Macabee  Alexander.  6  Hardie  Place 
Maher  Jos-ph,  238  Fonrih 
Manson  Arthur  H.,  252  Jessie 
McLerie  Henry  J.,  671  Market 
SIcMahon  Thomas,  1037 >i  Folsom 
Menoniy  &  Lulkin,  409  Washington 
ilitchell  Francis,  708  Folsom 
Mitchell  I  homas.W  s  Utah  nr  Twenty- 
fourth 
Moftatt  P.  K.,  1  Ellis 
Morton  Joshua  B.,316  Montgomerj- 
Nichols  Amos  K.,  E  s  Cedar  nr  Wash 
Norris  Joseph  H.,  31  Sacramento 
Nunan  Edward,  618  Clay 
Oeder  A  Utzinger,  118  Sutler 
Ohlson  Marcus,  8.57  Harrison 
Olsen  John,  W  s  Georgia  nr  Sierra 
PALMEK  W.  J.  T.  .fe  CO.,  105  Mission 
Parent  Charles  L.,  232  Fremont 
Pfaft' Henry,  1411  Stockton 
Pierson  Joseph  D.,  1336  Washington 
Pinkerton  W.  C,  3  Quincy 
Pluminer  Henry  L..  735  Pacific 
Porcari  P.  A.,  N  s  Dupoot  Alley 
Pratt  Henry  G.,  S  s  Commercial  bet 

Davis  and  Drumm 
Proll  J.,713  0'Farrell 
QuMckenbush  '1  homas  M.,  534  Jack 
Bafferty  William,  519  Jones 
Keed  John  S.,5Belden 
Kenner  William,  621  California 
Rihero  Pedro,  521  Broadway 
Rice  Cyrus  F..  1236  Bush 
Roach  Tobias  M.,  417  Market 
Uohlff's  <fc  Bums,  223  Drumm 
Roland  William,  8  s  Sixteenth  nr  Va- 
lencia 


Boss  &  Clark,  919  Washington 
Ryan  Michael,  653  Mission 
Schalich  <k  Hinrichs,  636  Broadway 
Scheerer  <k  Wiekriihauser,  504  Post 
SchwicardI  <fc  Winter,  S\V  cor  Geary 

and  Leavenworth 
Scouler  James,  1  Jlorton 
Sears  Frederick,  W  s  AVebster  nr  Ellis 
Small  Allen,  S  s  Nineteenth  nr  Howard 
Smith  Heiirv.625  Howard 
Smith  &  Biirlingame,  667  Howard 
Snyder  Albert  A.,  63  Hiilleck 
Spencer  Fenlinand,  231  Second 
Stanton  l*atrick,54  Everett 
Stebbins  William  P.  C,  922  Mission 
Stiakleson  &  .stocky,  573  Mission 
Stover  ifc  Chase.  N  s  Market  nr  Front 
Styles  George,  300  Post 
Swett  Lorenzo,  331  Pine 
Teckelnburu  Carl.  343  J  bird 
Thiele  \'  Jur.sch,  6.57  Mission 
Tilden  Charles  L..  8  Quincy 
Traulsen  Frederick.  Post  nr  Cem  Av 
Weckerle  Charles,  529  Jlroadway 
Wehr  Frederick,  40  Jackson 
Wehser  &  Lachmani>,  1029  Howard 
Weir  James  C,  840  Mission 
Wliyte  John  P.,  227  Sutter 
WisVinger  John  W..  408  Jackson 
Zehfuss  Frederick  W.,  804  Mission 

Carpet  Beuting. 

MeiTin  Parker,  SW  cor  Fifth  and  Mkt 
Mitchell  J.  K.  &  Co.,  23  Seventh 
SPALLUING  JuHN  <fe  CO.,    353  Te- 

liama  (see  adv.  dept.  page  5) 
Weyer  August,  (blanket)  1719  Powell 

and  54  Fourth 

Carpets. 

[•Importers.] 
♦BELL  JOHN  C,  524  Market  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  liv) 
•Bersoii  A.  Ji  Son,  712  Washington 
•BUKNHAM  JAMt.S  W.  &  CO.,    618 

Market  (see  adv.  dept.  page  17) 
*rumming  &  to.,  24  Sansom 
♦Edwards  Frank  G..  628  Clay 
♦Guilixson  Henry  A.,  687  Market 
♦Hardie  &.  Fredeiick>,corMktand  San 
♦Heynemann  i;  Co.,  5  Sansom 
♦Kennedy  Edmond  C,  215  Hush 
l.enhardt  Adam,  1^32  Stockton 
Mackay  Alexander,  (maiiuf )  ^40  Mkt 
Marcliebout  Bros.,  921  Stockton 
♦McElwee  &  Stringer,  751  Market 
♦Mitchell  <fc  Bell,  606  Clay 
Morgan  William,  24  Fourth 
Mountain  <fe  Kaye.  718  Market 
Nelson  John  G.,  643  Market 
Neumaim  Isaac,  922  Market 
♦Plunt, Belli:  Co.,  24  Post 
Pouzadouz  L.,  1011  >tockton 
Schlueter  A:  Volheig  14  1  bird 
♦Walter  D.  N.  A  E.  &  Co.,  cor  Battery 

and  Basil 

Carriage  and  llVagon  Depots. 

Abbot,  Downing  &.  Co.,  413  Battery 
Arthur  J.  D.  <te  Son,  SW  cor  California 

and  Davis 
Black  Henry  M.  &  Co.,  1120  Market 
Chase  it  Bowle.v,  9  Merchants'  Exch 
Kimball  Carnage  and   Car  Manufact- 
uring Co..  cor  Fourth  and  Bryant 
MEEKEU  JAMES  &.  CO.,  SKcorCal 
and  Davis  (see  a.lv.  dept.  page  liii) 
MILLElt  DAVID  1)..  715  Market 
MILLS    &   EVANS,  508  Market  (see 

.adv.  dept.  page  18) 
Willey  O.  F.  &  Co.,  211  Battery 

Carriage  and   W^ngun  Slanu- 
f'uctiircrs. 

[♦Importers.] 
Allen  M.  W.  &  Co.,  SE  cor  Fourth  and 

silver 
Andresen  Brothers,  607  Battery 
Arfort  John  K.,218  Post 
♦Black  Henry  M. &  Co.,  1120 Market 
Bourgeois  Aiexamler,  630  Broadway 
Burnham  Andrew  W.,  SE  cor  Market 

and  Beale 
CASEHOLT  &KF.RR,  SW  corMarket 

and  Fifth  (see  adv.  depl.  paiie   hii) 
Clapp  Jason. W  s  Drumm  bet  Clay  and 

VVashiiigton 
Costigm  &  Urother.  404  Jackson 
Craig  John  C,  P55  Folsom 
Crooks,  Bahrs  <fe  Suhl,  114  Sacramento 


Desmond  Daniel,  868  FoKsom 
Donlan'l  huinas,  St.  cor  O'Farrell  and 

Mason 
Dunsbee,  Ellis  &  Stewart,  SW  cor  Fif- 
teenth Av  and  P,  South  S.  F. 
Dupuv  ife  Co.,  528 Broadway 
Falkiligham  E.,  (clilMren's)  629  Third 
Farreii  John  W.,l2l  Beale 
Keisel  it  Kernan,  1.507  Mission 
F'SMer  Benjamin  .\..  310  Mi>sion 
♦Folsom  Albert,  .531  California 
Friedhofer  Paul,  249  Fourth 
Frist  James,  lO.'S  Market 
Gallagher  Bernard,  222  Mission 
Gallagher  A  Rodeekei-,  30  Spear 
Gehhardt  Fred,  770  Jlifsion 
Grave  Bernard,  7^4  Broadway 
Groiiso  Constantino,  615  Sansom 
Hahn  &  Curvey,  512  Front 
Herbst  Charles.  5  Mason 
Higgins  John,  670  Mission 
Holmes  Milo  P..  417  Pino 
Himt  John,  413  Third 
James  Eugene,  835  Folsom 
♦Kmiball  Carriage  and  Car  Mannfac- 
turing  Co.,  cor  Fourth  and  Bryant 
Lamer   'J  liomas   D.,    KE   cor  Seven- 
teenth aim  Valencia 
Larkins  <fe  Co.,  631  H  ward 
Lawtoii  J.  H.  <S:  Co.,  20  Seventh 
Locke  James  P..  636  Front 
Lowney  &  Co.,  E  s  Eighth  nr  Bryant 
Lowry  John  W.,  626  Front 
Mangeot  it  Laeaze,  70.'  Sansom 
Matthai  John  C.  H.,  708  Battery 
McLaughlin  Hiram,  Bush  nr  Devisa- 

dero 
MILLER  DAVID  D.,  715  Market 
Moore  Jamis  B.,  W  s  Webb  nr  Cal 
Morrison  John  li.,671  Mission 
Jlowry  &  Eraser,  1140  Folsom 
Neumiller  Jacob.  3j  Eddy 
Nicholson  M.,  SE  cor  Brannan  and 

Ninth 
O'Conna  Jeremiah.  Jlkt  nr  Seventh 
POLLARD  .ViCARVlLL  MAN  IFAC- 
'iL'KlNG  CO.,  180  Jessie  (see  adv. 
dept.  page  xlvi) 
Ring  William  B.,  714  S.nnsom 
Rommel,  Dohs  Jc  Co.,  9;i6  Harrison 
Rotliganger  FredeiicK,  834  Harrison 
^AUL  Jt  CO.,  9  Powell  (seu  adv.  dept. 

page  30) 
Shute  &  Brother,  111  O'F.arrell 
Siegley  Gottlieb,  >>E  cur  Union  and 

siockion 
SIndelJacob  &  Co.,  424  Pacific 
Steinweg  Charles,  117  Beale 
Sweeney  Miehiel,  bM  Howard 
Taber  i.  Cunningham,  6-36  Howard 
'i  homaun  Fred,  Si'l  .sutler 
Weston  .s.  W.,  W  s  Polk  nr  Broadway 
Whilbeck  I'eler,  556  Mission 
♦Willey  O.  F  <fe  Co.,  211  Battery 
Winall  Ji  Co.,  17  Stevenson 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Smiths. 

[See  Blacksmiths.] 

Carriage  and  TVagon    Stock. 

Capen  A.  M.  <fc  Co..  125  Sansom 
CASEBOLl 'A  KERR.corMarketand 

FiUh  (see  adv.  depi.  page  Ivii) 
Cafebolt ./.  J).  &  Co..  24  Beale 
Holt  lir.  ihers,  27  Beale 
MLEKKR   JAMES    &   CO.,    SE   cor 
C  aliforniaand  Davis(see  adv.dcpt. 
page  liii) 
Smith  Stenhen  S..  Ill  Market 
Straut.  White  <k  Co.,  HI  Sacramento 
WALKAIH,  HUNJER  .t  i:0.,  5Cal, 
and  108  3ikt  (see  adv.dept. page  liii) 
WATERIIOUSE  A  LEsTER.  ^9  bat- 
tery (see  adv.  dept.  page  xciii) 

Carvers  and  Cllders. 

Bryant  &  Strahan,  218  Steuart,  and 

Berry  nr ihird 
Clark  William  H.  T..  31  Third 
Ekeltind  Erric,  6-0  Merchant 
Gun  p  S.  A  G.,  119  Sansom 
Hoefer  Henry  G.,  813  Washington 
Hon  Mon,  (Chinese)  722  Dupoiit 
Howard  A  Sieineke,  411  Mission 
Kollmver  W.  A.,  640  Washiniiton 
Mcyl  ILLAN  B.  A  SON,  209  L-ides- 

dortt  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixiii) 
Moise  Henry,  1"  Park  Avenue 
NILE   MAl'lHEW    D.,   225   Kearny 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  26) 
Rosenthal  Joseph,  ^13  Third 


Fair  rates  and  prompt  payments  by  the  P£OPIi£S. 


C.  P  VAN  SCI   \ACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Importers  and  Jobbers. 


SAN  FRANCISCO  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


727 


SNOW  &  ROOF,     1  Kearny  (see  adv. 


dcpt.  page  ' 
Volney  Victor. 
Warren  <fe  Ki", 

Spear 
YokeKee,(C 

Caak    '': 


Clay 
S'  W  cor  Howard  and 

ic)  721  Sacramento 

Lnufacturers. 

Coopers.] 


Co..  = 
Saulmann  ■(  I 
Tbiele  A.  1     ; 


iienstoln,  .WO  Cal 
\V  cor  Bush  and  Mont 


<.'<ement. 

■   I   also  LImc.l 
Benlciaf         -it  Co.,  116  Front 
ColumbI:,    '    ler  Alanut'acturing   Co., 

Ill  \\  )   i.inKtoii 
Davis  A    L  •  well,  NE  cor  AVa-shington 

and  Front,  and  SK  cor  Mkt  <feMain 
Giant  Cement  Co.,  4III  VVasliiiiglon 
Holmes  U.  T.,  SE  cor  Jlkt  and  First 

Cement  Pipe. 

[See  also  Potteries.] 
Asphaltum  Drain  Pipe  Co.,  4flJ  Mont 
Browell  .Jtiemiah,  612  Commercial 
Hcrriclc  L.  D.,  K6B  Mission 
MARTIN  PADEY,  cor  Francisco  and 

Taylor  (see  .ail  v.  ri'g.  of  names  p512) 
Menoiiiy  &,  Liifkin,  40St  Wasliiiigton 
Skinner  Kohert,  SE  cor  Sixteenth  and 

Guerrero 
Welliugton  Charles  A.,  326  Mout 

Chnrcnal. 

[See  Coal ;  also  Wood  and  Coal. 

Chemical  Works. 

Bay  View,  San  Bruno  Road,  2M  miles 
from  City  Hall 

California,  San  Bruno  Road  nr  Islais 
Creek 

Crane  <fc  Cording,  cor  Sixth  Avenue 
and  D,  South  S.  F. 

Golden  City,  cor  Seventh  and  Town- 
send 

San  Francisco,  Valencia  nr  Fifteenth 

<'heniical8. 

[See  Drugs  and  Jledicines,  and  Dye 
Stufis.) 

Chemists. 

[See  alsoAssaycrs.] 
Bauer  John  A.,  101  Post 
Buhler  A.,  SW5  Keainy 
Dickey  Uforge   S.,   (pharmaceutical) 

854  Markut 
Falkeniu  Louis,  421  Montgomery 
Hanks  Henry  G.,  B4H  Clay 
Harniar  W.   T.,  (calcium   lights)  595 

Sixth 
Hewston  J.  Jr.,  416  Montgomery 
HINCKLEY  GHAS.  E..  32  Post 
Holbrook  Charles  B.,  SW  cor  Folsom 

ani  Sixth 
Hucks  J.  J.  &  Son,  SE  cor  Taylor  and 

Francisco 
KDH  LEOPOLD,   (metallurgical)  611 

Commerci^il  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  liii) 
May  hew  k,  Wenzel,  N\V  cor  Howard 

and  Fourth 
Nolf  A.  L.,  (mi't.Tlhirgical)  S  s  Scven- 

teenth  nr  Vak'uiia 
Painter  <fc  Calvert,  SE  cor  Clay  and 

Kearny,  and  1  Masonic  Temple 
Price  T.,  715  Pos-t 
Sander  Robert,  NE  cor  Broadway  and 

Larkin 
San  Francisco  Chemical  Works  Co., 

402  Front 
Schmidt   Henry  W.,  SE  cor  Kearny 

and  Sacramento 
Simpson  William,  600  Davis 
STEELE  JAMES  G.  &  CO.,  hll  Mont, 

(see  adv.  register  of  names  p.  692) 
Thayer  B.  B.,  1  New  Montgomery 
Wakelee  H.   P.,  SE  cor  Montgomery 

Bud  Bush 

Chimney  Tops. 

Herrlck  L.  D.,  666  Mission 

Chlneso  'Tloods. 

[See  Merchar        Chinese.] 


Chiropodists. 

Cowan  Robert  H.,  310  Kearny 
Hodges  .lames,  4  Central  I'la'.-e 
Peck  William  B..  (col'd)  531  Jackson 
Popper  Viet,  20  Montgomery 
Treat  James  W.,  523  Kearny 

Chocolate. 

[See  also  Coft'ee,  also  Spices,  etc.] 
Bourgoing  A  Co.,  ,526  Washington 
Church  (to  Clark,  407  Front 
GUIRARDELLI  D.,  415  Jackson,  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  19) 

Chronometers. 

[Sec  also  Watches.] 
BARRETT  &  SHERWOOD,  517  Mont- 
gomery (see  insiiie  front  cover) 
Dillon  Edward,  500  ISattery 
Ewing  Charles  G.,  HI  Montgomery 
Heycs  W.  *  R.,  122  Leidesilortf 
McGregor  JOSEPH,  (estate  of)  509 

Sansom  (see  adv.  dept.  page  36) 
Pace  Charles,  418  Battery 
SCHWOLZ  WILLIAM, '420  Mont  (see 

adv.  dept.  pagelxxiv) 
SHERWOOD  ROBERT,  517  Mont 
SHREVE  GEORGE    C.    <fc    CO.,    110 

Mont  (see  adv.  dppt.  page  l.\i; 
Tennent  Thomas,  508  Battery 

Cider  Dealers. 

[See  also  Vinegar,  etc.] 
Cutting  <fe  Co.,  21  Main 
Erzgraber  &  Goeljon,  120  Davis 
Mears  James,  511  Front 

Cigars— Importers    and     JTob- 
bers. 

Cohen  G.  &  Co..  232  Front 
Drinkhouse  J.  A.,  228  Front 
Emery   Charles  G.  &  Co.,  518  Battery 
Eiigelbrecht  &  Levy,  314  Front 
Falilsten  C.  J.  E.,  434  Jackson 
Falkenstein  &  Co.,  NE  cor  California 

and  Battery 
Goslinsky  E.  <fe  Co.,  309  Front 
Herber  W.  &  Co.,  224  Battery 
Hinrichs  C.  H.  it  Go.,  318  Commercial 
Hirstel  N.  A.  it  Co.,  SE  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Clay 
Horn  B.  C.  <fe  Co.,  SW  cor  Front  and 

Clay 
Lewis  Ad.  &  Co.,  308  Sacramento 
Lewis  Brothers,  217  Battery 
Llebes  &  Bowman,  301  Battery 
Liebes  J.  &  Co.,  206  Front, 
Mayrisch  Bros.  <fc  Co.,  405  Battery 
Blichaelsen  August  A.,  310  Commercial 
Morris  Julius,2U9  Chiy 
Oppcnheinier  &  Bro.,  228  California 
Parker,  Wattson  &  Co.,  308  Clay 
Busenbauni  A.S.  &  (3o.,SE  cor  Battery 

anil  Clay 
Sanderson  &  Horn, 413  Front 
Scliierhold  &  Kruse  Brothers,  423  Sac 
Sclionlehi  &  Bremer,  421  Sacramento 
Schwab  ite  Kiihn,  325  Sacrammlo 
Weil  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Front  and  Sac 
Wertheimer  L.  &  E.,  NW  cor  Front 
and  Sacramento 

Clears— Makers. 

Alexander  D.  <t  Co.,  224  California 

Alexaniler  Jacob  A.,  2  Clay 

Bliss  John,  717  Sansom 

Bullman  John  &  Co.,  510  Broadway 

Brand  Hennan,  304  Battery 

Bremer  &,  Brother,  310  Sacramento 

Brinkman  Henry,  225  PauiJlc 

Prune  August,  717  .»an8om 

Cellner  William,  717  Sansom 

Claussen  John,  240  Kearny 

Cobo,  Martinez  <fc  Co.,  419  Sacramento 

Cohn  G.  &  Co.,  230  Front 

Daiiitlewitz  Samuel,  860  Howard 

Dlez  C.  C,  411  Sacramento 

DUFFY  BERNARD  C.,!50  Market 

Eisenberg  Elkan,603  Front 

Kngelbrecht  k  Levy,  314  Front 

Esberg  <t  Bad  niuii,  319  Sacramento 

Falk  Solomon.  ^05  Front 

o,  717  Sansom 

G.,  bE  cor  Front  and 


Galleano  Am 
Gelien  Rudi' 

Caliiunii 
Goslinsky  L 
Graatt  Saniii 

corner  D 
Gross  .losepi 
Hafcrkorn  A 


•:'n.,  219 Battery 
Co.,  539  Clay, and  NE 
It  and  PaciUc 
;  Sansom 
Howard  Court 


Horn  B.  C.  <fc  Co.,  SW  cor  Front  and 

Clay 
Jacksim  Robert,  SOS  Battery 
Kalmuk  Moritz.  46  Fourth 
Kaminitler  J.,210  Pine 
Klopstoek  Curtis,  212  Front 
Kullman  &  Arnier,  306  Sacramento 
Lark  Samuel,  135  Post 
Levy  Simon,  617  Commercial 
Lewis  .\d.  &  Co..  308  .Sacramento 
Lewis  BidllH'rs,  217  Battery 
Lewis  Sol.,  215  Calil'oinia 
LewkowitzJ  ,  125  Sansom 
Liebes  J.  &  Co.,  206  Front 
Liebes  it  Bowman,  301  Battery 
Lopez  Vicente,  2  St.  Charles  Place 
Mann  Alexander,  232  Montgomery 
Jlayrisch  Bros,  it  Co.,  405  Battery- 
Meyer  William,  984  Folsom 
Michaelsen  August,  310  Commercial 
Modry  Marcus,  312  '1  hird 
Moeller  Leopold,  414  Sacramento 
Moran  E.  ■»  P.,  709  Battery 
Morris  Julius,  209  Clay 
Parker,  Watlson  it  Co.,  306  Clay 
Peaiiman  A.  M.,  cor  Mkt  and  Sutter 
Placemann  H.  it  Co.,  127  Clay 
Poppe  Charles,  305  Battery 
Potron    Charles,  (cigarritos)  SE   cor 

Kearny  and  California 
Quesada  L.,  12  Hinckley 
Ramon  A.,  619  Sacramento 
Rosenshine  M..  214  Pacific 
Ruppin  Frederick,  213  California 
Scliierhold  &  Kruse  Bros.,  423  Sac 
Schlaberg  Andrew,  3  Chatham  Place 
Schonfeld  &  Breiner,  421  ."^acrameuto 
Steiling  William.  432  Brannan 
Sutlltl  Thomas,  832  Kearny 
WEIL  A;  CO..  sW  cor  Front  and  Sac 
White  Isaac  K.,  221  Sacramento 

Cigar  makers.     Chinese. 
Alvarez  &  Co.,  25  Webb 
Barino  it  Co.,  23  Webb 
Bee  .Xing  &  Co.,  607  Dupont 
Beverleigh  it  Co.,  313  Battery 
BuenaJs  Co.,  723  .'»acrameuto 
Cabanes  ife  Co.,  323  Clay 
(;iay  i  Co.,  825  Clay 
Colombo  &  C'l.j  716  Dupont 
Como  <t  (Jo., 741  Jackson 
Corono  &  Co.,  322  Commercial 
Costas  it  Co..  713  Socramenio 
Cuba  <t  Co.,  741  Commercial 
Florida  it  Co.,  724  Wa-hiugton 
Havana  Co.,  311  Battery 
Hermosa  <t  Co.,  524  Dupont 
Isabella  Co.,  506  Clay 
Johnson  &  Co..  745  Sacramento 
Key  Hi,  405  Pacific 
La  Espanola  Co..  406  Front 
Meiidez  it  Co  ,  419  Commercial 
Morinosife  Co.,  548  Clay 
Novela  &  Co..  169  Clay 
Oreador  Jose  &  Co.,  5()9  Sansom 
Partegas  &  Co.,  730  Jackson 
Ramirez  it  Co.,  426  Commercial 
Romanos  &  Co.,  228  California 
Romero  &  Co..  808  Sacramento 
Ruele  it  Co.,  310  Commercial 
San  Juan  Co.,  74B  Washington 
Sanchez  &  Co.,  612  Dupont 
Thomson  D.  it  Co.,  625  Dupont 
Virginia  Cigar  Co.,  613  Jackson 
Yee  Mow  Fut.  767  Clay 
Y^oung  Goey,  707  Dupont 

Cigars.    Retail. 
Abraham  Herman,  130  '1  hird 
Alexander  J.  A.,  2  Cloy 
Anderson  Julius,  130  Kearny 
Anderson  it  HalKy,  NE  cor  Market 

and  .Second 
Angelo  William,  236  Montgomery 
Arnhelm  Samuel  S.,  8  Steuart 
Auerbach  Louis,  What  Clner  House 
Banks  John,  Grand  Central  Market 
Barra  Ezekiel  I.,  114  First 
Bartheii  it  Tostniann.  710  Market 
Beekcdorff  G.  H.  C.  718  Kearny 
Becker  B.  Adol|ih,  600  .Montgomery 
Becker  Frederick  W.,  705  Davis 
Beeker  George,  1221  .*tocktou 
Behrcns  Gi'orj;e  H.,  3  '1  hird 
Berk  Maurice  G.,  332  Montgomery 
BIbrr  Robert,  528  '1  liiru 
Boardman  George  C,  226  Montgomery 
Boice  &  Dunlai),  Riiss  House 
Booth  James,  32'l  Bush 
Borheck  John,  !'42  Kearny 
Borcliers  J.  H.,  632  First 


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SAN    FRANCISCO    BUSINESS    DIRECTOllY. 


Bradv  Thomas,  613  MontRomcry 
Bralcy  (Jeorge  A.,  >' \V  cor  Davis  and 

Jackson 
Brand  Kriicst,  231  Bush 
Brown  William,  41  Third 
CampJnmosM.  Merchants' Exch 
Caranza  I'edni,  531  Broadway 
Caro  Louis,  SK  cor  Market  and  Second 
Chenot  EuK'eue,  N\V  cor  Fourth  and 

Folsom 
Chevne  It.ibert,  140  First 
Claiissen  Jolin.  240  Kearny 
Cohii  Edward,  H-27  Clay 
Currv  Luke,  SW  cor  Fourth  and  Uow 
Dawson  H.,  1st  Vallejo 
Decker  <fe  Pratt,  434  Pine 
DeMarks  D  ,  112  Dora 
Dezaux  A.  P.,  732  Market 
Dolhcguy  Adolphe,  b03  Davis 
Donoho  IMiil.,  417  Front 
Duenwald  diaries  F.,  725  Fourth 
DUFFY  BEKNAKD  C,  1134  Market 
Dutton  &  Sloss,  313  Montgomery 
]':ckstein  AltVid  B.,  Lick  House 
Eliaser  A..  204  Steuart 
Emery  C.  G.  &  Co.,  318  Bush,  and  518 

Battery 
Falck  B.,  sE  cor  Minna  and  .Second 
Fitzpatrick  F.,  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Fourth  ,  ^ 

Friedberg  Morris,  NW  cor  Third  and 

Mission 
Friedlander  Philip,  24  Sixth 
Gaftney  Michail  H  ,  411  Sansom 
GANNON  l'EI"KllT.,junctiouMark 

ct,  I'ost  and  Montgomery  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  li)  ,  ^ 

Cans  Jacob,  NE  cor  Mkt  and  Kearny 
Giraud  Antoine,  64)  Broadway 
Glick  Kolraan,  254  Third 
Gordon  .Samuel  A..  842  Market 
Graatr  Samuel  &  Co. ,  53  i  Clay,  and  NE 

cor  Duponl  and  Pacific 
Graaf  Julius  S.,   NE   cor   Bush   and 

Kearny  

Hale  William  F.,  KW  cor  First  and 

Minna 
Hansen   Frederick,  SW  cor  Jackson 

and  East 
Hanson  Louis  H.,  118  Second 
Harper  W.  M.,  503  Broadway 
Harris  Charles,  137  Third 
Harris  Solomon,  .503  Washington 
Heinz  Philip,  NE  cor  Front  and  Sac 
Hendrick  &  Co.,  413  Montgomery 
Herring  Thomas,  5.'6  Montgomery 
HEUCK    HERMAN  H..  233  Kearny 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  23) 
Hill  Arthur  P..  312  Kearny 
Hirsclifeld  Moses,  107  Sansom 
Hlrsiel  N.  A.  <fc  Co.,  »E  cor  Clay  and 

Montgomery 
Hobe  George  J.,  NE  cor  Washington 

and  Dupont 
Hoppeler  Conrad,  1416  Stockton 
Horn  Joseph  1'.,  28Hi  First 
HoweM.  P.,  61  Third 
Howell  Moses  C . ,  6lt>  Montgomery 
Huerstel  L..  2.55  Sieuart 
Hundcsser  Cliarles,  420  Folsom 
Indares  L.  P.,  204  .Second 
Inslee  &  Joseph.  326  Montgomery 
Jacobs  Micliael  W.,  SCO  Market 
Jacoby  George,  5:0  Sacramento 
Johnson  J^lin,  SW   cor  Washington 

and  Di'umin 
Kalmuck  Moritz,  4S  Fourth 
Karo  Louis.  1  Second 
Kiu','  Augustus  J..  5  Second 
Kiiudt  Henry,  NW   cor  Kearny  and 

I'iiie 
Kozminsky  Brothers,  322  Sansom 
Kuhlinier  Henrv,  229  Tliird 
Kuhn  Albin,  SW  i-ur Kearny  and  Cal 
Kurtz  Andrew,  147  Second 
Kuiner  Lenpold,  151  Fourth 
Landsberg  Henry.  228  uattery 
Leavv  &  Kroiher,  50.9  Montgomery 
Lew" Max.  319  Sansom 
Lichten«teln  Morns,  309  East 
Lyman  Frank,  1  Harlan  Place 
Mann  Alexander,  232  Montgomery 
Marcal  Jolin  C.  638  Pacific 
Marx  David,  227  Bush 
Mather  &  Sinclair  533  Market 
MattatMatliieu,916  Kupont 
McFarlaii  Andrew.  635  Pacific 
McGuirk  Jann-i,  840  Market 
Medau  J.  J..  SW  cor  Bdwy  and  Davis 
MedauJolui&  Peter,  SE  cor  Pacific 

and  Dup'iit 
Meuser  Frederick,  16  Steuart 


Mover  Aaron,  714  Washington 
Michaelis  Luije,  NW  cor  Kearny  and 

Jackson 
Modrv  Marcus,  312  Third 
Moreili  S.,  613  Pacific 
Moss  Ellis  W..  Bank  Exchange,  and  7 

Merchants'  Exchange 
Murphy  John  J..  154  Second 
Natlian  Jacob,  3.56  1  bird 
Neustatter  A.,  First  Av  iir  Kentucky 
Newmark  Simon,  205  Pacific 
O'Hickev  J.  Jerome.  621  Wash 
Oehlert  Henrv,  146  Fourth 
Ohlendorfl'  L.  J.  H..  3  Kearny 
Olirt  Christian.  515  Clay 
Oppenhcimer  Lnuis.  337  Bush 
Parco  Anthony,  515  California 
Parker  N.  I).,"Larkin  nr  North  Point 
Peariman  J.  M.,  500  Alarket 
Pechin  Charles.  417  Front 
Pickett  E.  W.,  5.30  Market 
Poppe  Charles,  305  Battery 
Potron  Charles,  sE  cor  Kearny  and 

California 
Priebach  Wolf,  146  Third 
PKIXZ   JOHN,  49  Second   (see  adv. 

dept.  page  36) 
Raphael  Isidore,  430  Kearny 
Rawie  Mary,  (wMow)  14  Folsom 
Kohde  Henry,  429  Front 
Komerii  Antonio,  NE  cor  California 

and  Kearny 
Romero  Juan,  531  California 
Rosenshine  M.,  214  Pacific 
Ross  AVilliam  W.,  771  Market 
Ryan  John,  22  Seccnd 
Rvan  Martin,  .550  Cla.v 
Schmidt  H..  NE  cor  Wash  and  Kearny 
Schmidt  John  C,  19  Pacific 
Schubert  Charles,  210  Montgomery 
Scliuchard  Krnst  G.,  118  Fourth 
Schulte  John  H.,  N  s  Brannan  bet  First 

and  Second 
Schwartz  Henry,  133  and  329  Mont.and 

605  Commercial 
Seidel  William,  IIH  Fourth 
Selig  Tobias,  7^7  Market 
Seligman  Moses,  210  Bush 
Sichel  Eugene,  321  California  and  2  Bat 
Sisenvine  &  Green,  432  California 
Smiih  Charles,  539  Washington 
Smith  John  J.,  311  Bush 
Snock   ifc  Koeiiecke,  NW  cor  Mont- 
gomery (fc  Wasliington 
Stamper  Julius,  21  Fourth 
Steften  Jacob,  lOOO  Market 
.•»tein  Charles,  13i8  Dupont 
Stein  Hermann,  SE  cor  Pac  and  Mont 
Steinliart  Leopold, Cosmopolitan  Hotel 
Stern  Hermann, SW  cor  Pac  and  Davis 
Stien  Samuel,  SE  cor  Pac  and  Mont 
Stigmulla  M.,  124  Fourlh 
Strolin  E.  F.,  SW  cor  Pac  and  Kearny 
Sutliflf  Thomas,  832  Kearny 
Taber  William  H..  639  Market 
Tcmpellioff^  A..  800  Market 
Thiermann  &Co.,  510  Montgomery 
Thomson  Alex,  412  Washington 
Toelken  Herman, 58  Second 
Triggs  James,  611  Davis 
Van  Praag  Samuel,  30  Montgomery 
VAN    SCHAACK    C.    P.    <fc   CO.,  712 

Kearny  (see  adv.  register  of  names) 
Volkmun  Christian,  6^2  Kearny  and 

804  Market 
Wachenheimer  Daniel.  448  Natoma 
Wacener  F.  O.  &  Co.,  504  Montgomery 
Walsh  Daniel,  414  Pino 
Walker  Richard  I'.,  412  Bush 
Weihe  August,  340  M'-ntgomery 
Weiner  Aaron,  303Keariiy 
WolilfeldG.,  407  Merchant 
Wolf&  Uavis,  43  Third 
Wood  CliHrles.  70  Fir«t 
Woodward  Cliailes,  530  Jackson 
Woolf  Simon.  65  Fourth 
Worden  Charies  H.,  308  Fifth 

t'luim  Agents. 
Aiken  William  H., 34 Montgomery  Blk 
Dewev  &  Co..  414  Clay 
McNLLlY  CHARLLS    A.,  43    U.    S. 

Court  Bldg  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  19) 
RANSOM  LtANDER,(land)5.'2Mont 

(see adv.  depi.page  l.xxxvii) 
Robinson  John  K.,  626  Montgomery 
Stevenson  Jonathan  D.,  614  Merchant 

Clairvoyants. 
Beman  M.  E.  Mrs.,  128  Kearny 
Butler  A.  J.  Mrs.,  410  Kearny 
(Jarter  Madame,  c.ilored)707  Vallejo 
Laws  R.  E.  Mrs., 319  I'  ''arny 


Clergymen. 

Aerden  James  H.,  pt  slor  St.  Francis 

Church,  dwl519  Green 
AfTranchino  Anjicl.  dwl  841  Market 
Alemany  J.  S..  Most  Itev.  Archbishop 

(It.  C.)  S.  F„  dwl  628  California 
Bailey  A.  M.,  pastor  M.   K.  Church 

South,  Minna  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Bartlett  \V.  C,  517  Clav 
Bavnia  Joseph,  dwl  84[  JIarket 
Benson  Henry  C,  dwl  711  Mission 
Benthy  Robert,  pastor  Central  M.  E. 

Church,  dwl  8.50  Mission 
Benton  J.  A.,  502  Montgomery 
Bixio  Joseph,  dwl  841  jlarkct 
Bonn  Frcderick.pastor  Broadway  Ger- 
man M.  E.  Church,  dwl  728  Bdwy 
Bowman     William,    assistant    pastor 

Mission  Dolores  Church,  dwl  W  8 

Dolores  nr  Sixteenth 
Brennan  R.  P.,  dwl  628  Cal  fornia 
Brotherton    Thomas    W..    pa«tor   St. 

John's  Church,  dwl  W  s  Eleventh 

nr  Mission 
Brueck  H.,  pastor  M.  B.  Church,  dwl 

864  Folsom 
Bucliard  James  M.,  dwl  841  Market 
Buckbcc   C.   A.,  pastor  Fifth  Baptist 

I  hurch,  dwl  207  '1  a.vlur 
Bnehler  Jacob  M.,  pastor  St.  Paul's 

German  Lutheran  Church,  dwl  953 

Mission 
Buel  Frederick,  757  Market 
Burrowes  George,  University  Mound 

College 
Bush  James  S.,  rector  Grace  Church, 

dwl  1117  Stockion 
Callahan  John  P.,  Van  Ness  Avenue 

nr  Broadway 
Chapin  D.D..  pa'stor  St  Peter's  Church 

dwl  .509  Chestnut 
Cohn  El kan,ral)biCongregation  Eman- 
uel, dwl  727  Gearv 
Condit  R.  M.,  (Chinese  Missionary)  800 

Stockton 
Cox  H.,  pastor  Powell  SIreet  M.  E. 

Church,  dwl  1008  Washington 
Croke  James, pastor  st.  Mary's  Cathe- 
dral, dwl  628  California 
CuUen  Andrew,   assistant   pastor  St. 

Joseph's  Church,   W    s  Tenth  nr 

Howard 
Cunningliam   T.   M.,   pa«tor   Central 

I'resbyierian  Church,  ilwl  409  Ellis 
Gushing  'Jhomas,  pastor  St  Francis' 

Mission  Church,  dwl  W  s  ])olores 

bet  Sixteenth  and  .seventeenth 
D.avis  George  E.,  pastor  Soutli  S.  F. 

Church,  Eigliih  Avenue  nr  G 
DeClerc,  pastor  Notre  Dame,  526  Bush 
DeMasiiii  T..  dwl  841  Market 
Deal  D.,  pastor  Kentucky  Street  M.E. 

Church 
Delmas  A.  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Joseph's 

Chapel,  Hunter's  Point 
Doogan  B.  flJanus,  pastor  St  Bridget's 

Church,  cor  Broadway   and   Van 

Ness  Avenue 
Doughty  John,  pastor  New  Jerusalem 

Church,  dwl  1508  Leavenworth 
Eagan  F.  Dillon,  dwl  cor  Wash  and 

Jones 
Fagan  Thomas,  dwl  628  California 
Filio  N.,  dwl  S  E  cor  Tyler  and  Leav- 
enworth 
Fillmore  J.  O.,  pastor   Larkin  Street 

Presbyterian  t.  hurch,  dwl  N  Wcor 

Jackson  and  Taylor 
Fitzgerald  O.  P.,  24U  Montgomery 
Fox  Frederick,  pastor  First  Relurmed 

Cliurch,  dwl  431«  Tehama 
Fri»(lrichsen  A.  E..  pastor  St.   Marks' 

Evangelical      Lutheran     Church, 

Greenwich  nr  Stockton 
Gallagher  Hugh  P. .pastor  St.  Joseph's 

Church,  dwl  W  slenlhbet  How- 
ard and  Folsom 
Gallagher  Joseph   A.,  assistant  pastor 

St.  Joseph's    Church,    dwl    W   s 

Tenth  bet  Howard  and  Folsom 
Garrett  A. C, pastor  St.  James'Church, 

dwl  1310  Pine 
Garriga  Andres,  assistant  pastor   St. 

Francis'  Church,  dwl  519  Oreen 
Gibson   Blathew     M.,    pastor    Inited 

Presbyterian     Cliurch,    dwl     114 

Jones 
Gibson  (Jtis,  Chinese  Missionary, dwl 

916  Washington 
Gray  Peter  J.,  pastor  St.  Patrick's  R. 

C.  Church,  N  3  Mis^ion  bet  Third 

and  fourth 


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Hanson  F.,  pastor  Lutheran  Evangpli- 

i«l  Cliurtlii's,  (Uvl  5i:t  (irccinvich 

HempliiU  J.  H.,  pastor  Calvary  Pres- 

bylcriau  Ctmrcli,  dwl  Grand  Motel 

Henry  Henry  A..rMl)bi  sii.ckton  Street 

Svii,iU()f,'iie,  (Iwl  31R  Jones 
Hillery  \V.  11  ,(colore<l)  pastor  ZIon's 
CluiPli.dwl  SsCireeiiwich  nr  I'olk 
Hllt.iii  Steplu  II.  4U  Chiy 
Huddarl  K.  I  ownsend,  SE  cor  Second 

and  Bryant 
HuUiert   William,  pastor  ''an    T?afael 

JI.E.  Cliuich.  dwl  1507  Larkin 
Johannis.     p.istor     Kussian     Greek 

Clinrcli,  dwl  (111  JacKsoii 
.Tustiii  li   C.  15.,  OKI  San  Jof6  Road 
Kaiser    P.    T.,    pa<tor    St.    Honiface 
Cliiircli.  dwl  S  8  Tyler  bet  Jones 
and  Leavenworth 
Kcdrolivansky    Paul,     pastor    Greek 

Chureh.  dwl  .304  Greenwich 
Kip  W.  In'.'rahiiin,  Episenpal  Rishop, 

dwl  .s\V  eor  Krankliii  and  Eddv 
Kirkland  'riioin;is.  d"  1  fliH  Jackson 
KniKht  J.  15..  dwl  'f>l  Pine 
Kovrigin     Nicindns.     pastor     Greek 

Cluirch.  dwltlOi  Greenwich 
Lar^'an    James,    pastor    Holv    Cross 
Church,  dwl  >;  s  Geary  nr  Devis- 
adero 
Larkiii   Thom.as.    pastor    St.    Peter's 
Churcli.  dwl    E    s    Alaliaina   bet 
Twenty-fourth  .and  Twentv-fifth 
Lane  George,  .assistant  pjtstor"  Church 

otthe  Advent,  dwl  411  Ell:s 
Lathrop  Henry  I).,  reel'  r  Church  of 

the  Advent,  dwl  .104  .Stockton 
Looniis  Augustus  W.,    Cliiiiese   Mis- 
sionary, dwl  KOO  Stockton 
Lorentzen    Paul,    pastor    St.    Mark's 

Church,  dwl  S(i9  :\lissinn 
Lucky  Wjiiiani  T.,  dwl  :i.1  South  P.ark 
Luders  (}..  pastor  St.  Mark's  German 

E.  L.  Church,  dwl  Ki>  l$ush 
Ludlow  J.  P..  pastor  Tabern.icle  Bap- 
tist CInirch,  dwl  W  s  Gough  bet 
liush  and  Pine 
Maraselii  Anthony,  841  Market 
Marqiiardt  .hiliii  G..  pastor  Emanuel 
Evangelical  <'hurch.  dwl  '34  Jessie 
Martin  .1.  N..  pastor  Jli.ssion  Street  JI. 
E.  Church,  dwl  SholwcU  nr  Twen- 
tletli 
McCarthy  K-  C,.,  pastor  Olivet  Presby- 
terian Cliurch,  Potrero 
McCullough  John,  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Medbury  A.   K..  pastor  First  Baptist 

Cliurch,  dwl  1016  Washington 
Messing   J.    A.,   Uahbi   Congregation 

Shcrill)  Israel,  dwl  30.i  Eddy 
Moore  .lustin  P..  City  Missionary,  dwl 

1.51  ll'i  Sacramento 
Morrcl  George  W.,  dwl  808  Howard 
Nanus    Frederick,    pastor   St.    John 
Germ.in   E.   L.  and  ^icandinavian 
E.  L.  Churcltes,  dwl  R44  Mission 
Natlini  Emanuel  Al.,  dwl  m41  Market 
Neri  Josepli  Jl  ,  dwl  841  Jlarkct 
Neustadt  Z..  dwl  6i8  .Marki't 
O'Connor  William  B.,  744  Mission 
Oflfer  William  H.,( colored )dwl  1104  Pac 
Pcake  E.  F.,  pastor  St.  Luke's  Church, 

dwl  lll.T  Liukiii 
Phelps  J.,  iiwl  i.i  Fifth 
Pierpont  James.,  pa-tor  Em.anucl  Pres- 
byterian Church,  dwl  3WA  Sixth 
Pond  William  C,  pastor  Third  Con- 
gregational Church,  dwl  W  s  Va- 
lencia nr  Twentieth 
Prelato  Francis  T.,  841  Jfarkct 
Prendcrgast  John  J.,  assistant  pastor 

St.  Alary 's  faUiedral.  dwl  G2m  Cal 
Qulnn  John,  as-istuiit  pastor  St.  Jo- 
seph's Cliurch,  dwl  W  s  Tenth  nr 
Howard 
Raffo  Paul,  841  Market 
Ross  J.  W..  dwl  1114  .Market 
Rowell     Joseph,     pastor     Sfariners' 

Church,  dwl  1206  California 
Kuby  J.  IL.dwl  i'i  John 
Sawtelle     Henry    A.,     p.astor    ITnlon 
Square  Baptist  Churcli,   dwl   81u 
Taylor 
Scanlan  Lawrence,  dwl  638  California 
Scoit  W.  A.,  pastor  St.  Jolin'B  Presby- 
terian Churcli.  dwl  .521  Post 
Scudder   Henry   Ji..    pastor   Howard 
Presbyterian   Church,  dwl  1  Ver- 
ntm  I'lace 
Shapero  Aaron,  dwl  341  Jessie 
Shearer  Frederick  E.,  757  Market 
SlmoiidsS.  I).,;i25Clay 


Smith  A.  B..  (colored)  dwl  1019  Pacific 
Smith  Revenue,  dwl  ,326  O'Farrell 
Stebbins  Horatio,  pnsior  First  Unita- 
rian Church,  dwl  16  Ellis 
Stone  Andrew   L.,  pastor  First  Con- 
gregational Church,  dwl  617  Bush 
Sullivan  Fhuenee  J.,  841  Market 
Tadini  Joseph,  841  Market 
Tcner    Isaac     W.,    pastor   Christian 

Church,  dwr219M.ason 
Thomas  Elcazer,  dwl  711  Ml'Jsion 
Todd  E.  S.,  pastor  Bush  Stre't  M.  E. 

Church,  dwl  JJ  s  Bush  nr  Scott 
Turner   Charles    W..    pastor    Trinity 

Church,  dwl  614  Tavlur 
Urmy  W.  S.,dwl  SE  cor  Lincoln  and 

Leavenworth 
Valdueci  Constantine,  841  Market 
Valciitini    J<diii,    assistant   pastor  St. 

Francis  Church,  dwl  519  Green 
Veeder  P.  V.,  SE  eor  Gearv  and  Stock 
Walker  L.,  pastor  Howard  Street  M. 

E.  Church,  dwl  8  lIubli.Tnl 
Ward  T.  M.  D.,  (colored)  dwl  S  s  Riley 

nr  Jones 
Warren  J.  H.,  superintendent  A.  11. 

M.  .■Society,  dwl  .502  Montgomery 
Watson  Diiniel  S.,  p»stor  Second  Bap- 
tist Church,  dwl  12-2  Tavlor 
Williams  Albert,  dwl  Grand  Hotel 
Williamson  P<der  S..  dwl  629  Cal 
Woodbridge  .Sylvester,  pastor  Howard 
Street   Presbytrrian  Church,  dwl 
Valencia  nr  Twenty-third 
Woodwonh.James,  302  Montgomery 
Worcester  Joseph,  pastor  New  Jerusa- 
lem Church,  dwl  812  Taylor 
Young  James  R.,  (col'd)  pastor  Third 
Baptist  Church,  dwl Ankeny  Place 
ur  Powell 

Cloak8  and  llf  antllla*. 

[See  also  Millinerv  Goods  ] 
Altenberg  Rosalie  Mrs., 528  Kearny 
Bcrkowitz  Meyer,  1102  Stockton 
Breslauer  The.doie  M..  308  Kearny 
Ehrhard  Adam.  267  Third 
Goldsmith  Henry.  .506  Kearny 
Kerby,  Byrne  ife'Co..  7  Montgomery 
Lesy.ynsky  Lesser,  26  Kearny 
Morgenstern  Sleyer,  408  Kearny 
Rosenblatt  Samson.  105  Kearny 
SULLIVAN.  FRATINGER  &  CO.,  14 

Moiittsee  adv.  dept.  p.age  Ixiv) 
Van  Collem  Leon,  11  I'liird 
Wurkhcim  Morris,  20  Montgomery 

Clocks— Importers. 

[See  also  Jew<ders:  also  W.atches.] 
AMERICAN  CLOCK  CU..310Sansom 

(see  adv.  register  of  names  page  70) 
H.ain  Carl  H.  &  Co.,  321  Montgomery 
Haynes  ,t  Lawlon,  609  Market 
MOLINEUX  HENRY. 310  .sansom 
SEAMANS  JOB  M.  &  CO.,  631  Wash 

(see  adv.  dept,  page  37) 
.Swain  R.  A.  *  (Jo  ,  '200  Sansom 
Titcomb  ifc  Williams,  240  .Montgomery 
Wenzel  H.,303  Mtmtgomery 
Zacharias  Henry,  534  Kearny 

Clothing-liVhoIesale  Jobbers. 

[♦Importrrs.] 
♦Alexander  J.  J;  Co.,  NW  cor  Battery 

and  Bush 
•Alexander  S.  0.  A  Co.,  4  Battery 
♦BADGER   &,   LINHERBERGER,   7 

Sansoni  (see  ail  v.  dept.  page  xl) 
*Baum  J.  &  Co..  ■2'22  »ansoiii 
♦Brown  Nathan,  108  Baltery 
Caskel  S.  &  Co.,  225  Sjiiisom 
Colin  Jacid)  M.,  306  Saiisom 
♦Colmaii  Brothers,  107  Battery 
♦  Dahlnian  Charles,  124  Sansom 
•ELFELT  A.  B.    &  CO.,  HI  Battery 

(see  adv.  d<-pt.  pa'je  Ixvi) 
•Fechheimer,  Gooakind&Co..llOBush 
♦Fishel  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Sac  and  Bat 
♦Urcenebaum  Broihers,  119  Battery 
Hyanis  Brothers,  227  Sansom 
Isaacs  »t  Gross,  221  Sansom 
Levy  P.  it  Bro..  22  .-ansom 
♦McCAIN,  FLOOD  it  McCLURE,  109 

Pine  (see  ,adv.  dept.  page  xix) 
♦Meyer  William  it  Co.,  108  Sjinsom 
Meyerstein  <fc  Lowenberg,  25  Sansom 
♦Neustadter  Brothers,  NW  cor  Battery 

and  Pine 
♦Rubber  Clothing  Co.,  (rubber)  607  Mkt 
♦Sehafer  <fe  Ci'..  '26  Battery 
SHERMAN    WILLIAM    &    CO..   603 

Mont  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxix) 


Smith  W;ilter  R..  412  Sansom 
♦STEINHART  W.  &  \.  ii  CO.,  3  Bat- 
tery (see  adv.  dejit.  page  Ixxvjil) 
♦Strauss  Levi  &  Co..  14  Battery 
♦Toklas,  Hahn  <fe  Brown,  24  San«om 
♦VAN  SCHAACK   C.  P.  tfc   CO.,  703 
Kearny  (seeadv.  register  of  names, 
each  alternate  page) 

Clothins— Boys  or  Children. 

Bessey  R.  AV.  Mrs.,  30  Si-cond 
Betzel  Louis,  1'25  Sansom 
Dannenberg  A.  Mrs.,  8  Slontgomery 
Diamant  &  Berliner.  6  Battery 
Egan  Mary  Mrs.  147  Third 
Figel  Joseph.  211  v.nn'gomerj' 
Figel  Samuel,  3  Masimic  Temple 
Green  &  Seller,  689 Market 
Johason  O.  B.  Mrs..  223  Fifth 
Ladies  Depository.  15  New  Mont 
Norton  B.  M.  Miss.  240  Third 
Walsh  Margaret  Mrs.,  23M  Geary 

Clothing— Manufacturers. 

Alexander  S.  0.  &  Co..  4  Battery 

Baum  J.  &  Co..  222  Sansom 

Betzel  Louis.  308  California 

Cohn  Jacob  M.,  306  San'om 

Greenebaum  Brothers,  119  Batterv 

Hastings  C.  C.  &  Co..  SW  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Sutter 

Ho  Ynn  &'Co..  f  Chinese)  S09  Dupont 

Levy  llenrv,  1'25  Sansom 

Meyer  William  &  Co.,  108  Sansom 

Sehafer  it  Co..  26  B'Utery 

SHERMAN  WILLIAM  &  CO.,  608 
Mont,  'see  adv.  dept.  nage  Ixxxix) 

STEINHART  W.  it  I.  it  CO.,  3  Battery 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxviii) 

Toklas,  Hahn  &  Brown,  26  Sansom 

Clothing— Oil. 

Appel  Samuel, '25  Driimm 
Newman  John,  411  Washington 
Sutton  Charles  Jr.,  34  California 

Clothing  Ketail. 

[♦Importers.] 
Abraham  Gabriel.  33  Second 
Abraham  Joseph,  81H  Montgomery 
Abrahams  Louis.  6  Piny 
Adler  Bernard,  427  Pacific 
Alexander  Samuel.  144  Stennrt 
Alexander  Siimuel  0.,  SE  cor  Dupont 

and  Jackson 
Arnheim  Saul.  315  Pacific 
Asher  A.  F..  4i'5  Pacific 
Asher  Simon.  47  Sacrami^nto 
Berl  Mary  Mrs.,  743  Pacific 
Bley  Abraham,  .54  Third 
Bloch  A.  P..,  11(17  Dupont 
Block  John,  .507  Kearny 
Blumenthal  L.,  !'07  Kearny 
Bornstein  Julius,  112  Fourth 
Brodek  Gust.a\e.  532  Sacramento 
Cannavan  Jlichael.  803  Kearny 
CaroSamu'l.  40 'I  bird 
ChoateN.,  614  Fourth 
♦Church  T.  R..  223  Montgomery 
Citron  Moritz  L..  131  Pacific 
Clare  .lolin.  215  P.aiitlc 
Cohn  Alexander.  (Wl  Kearny 
Cohn  Emanuel.  513  C'mimercial 
Cohn  J.,  SE  eor  Jackson  and  Dupont 
Cohn  M.  B..  1>1  Jnck.son 
Cohn  Meyer,  505  OommerciTl 
Cohn  Simon  J..  411  and  421  Kearny 
C.din  Solimion.  10.32  Dupont 
♦Colman  Brothers.  SW  cor  Montgom- 
ery and   Washington,  and  SW  cor 
Monteomery  and  Bush 
Dake,  MeKowii  it  Co  ,  I'-i  Kearny 
Davis  Max,  435  Broadway 
Dettelliai  h  E.  <t  Co..  106  First 
Eliaser  Abraham.  204  Steuart 
Falk  Levi,  232  First 
Figel  Joseph.  211  Slontgomery 
Figel  Samuel.  3  Masonic  I  eraplo 
Fisher  Samuel,  54  I  Jackson 
Fogel  George.  10  Clay 
Frank  E..  •213  Pacific 
Franklin  John.  511  Davis 
Gilbert  Michael,  135  I  bird 
(icddston  Jacob.  926  Dupont 
Gooiiman  &  Lindner.  237  Kearny 
Gosliner  Simon,  NW  cor  Steuart  and 
Folsom,  and  W  s  First  nr  Brannan 
Green  ife  Seller.  (is9  Jlarket 
<«reen  Harris.  1(7  Pacific 
Hamburger  Gusiave  it  Bro.,  52  Third 
Harris  Isaac,  613  Davis 


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Harris  Marks,  323  Pacific 

Harris  Saiiiu.l,  212  Steuart 

Harris  AViillMni.  SOS  Davis 

Harsliall  (ierson,  221  'I'lilrd 

Harsliall  (iustav,  144  Third 

Haskpll  &  "'on.  3b  (ieary 

Hastings  C.  C.  <fe  Co..   6W  cor  Mont- 

Komcry  and  Sutler 
Heiman  Isaaf,  38.(nclvSOn 
Hyams  Kdward.  33-5  Kearny 
Hyamsdeor^e  .r.  .S.,  51!)  Kearny 
Ichon  Edward  ¥..  32.5  Sansom 
Isaacs  Aliicrt.  SOI  Kearny 
Isaacs  J.  L.,  fl02  Dupont 
Jacobs  Abraliam,  HOT  Pacific 
Jacobs  Daviii,  32  Sacramento 
Jacobs  Morris,  417  Pacific 
Joseph  A   Brotliers,  S\V  cor  Montgo- 

merv  .and  Pine 
Kapla'i  H.  .t  C>.,  33S  Kearny 
Kavser  M  A  Bro..  232  Bush 
Keinpner  Jacol),  92H  Kearny 
Lacliniaii  A.,43.i  Pacific 
Lanilo  Harris.  403  Kearny 
Latz  Simon,  31»  Pacific 
Laventlial  S.  &  Co.,  .5S  and  110  Third 
Levy  Henry,  244  Third 
Levy  l.ouis,  227  Pacific 
Levy  Louis,  B07  Davis 
Levy  Marcus,  128  Pacific 
Lewis  Dora,  .S  s  Jackson  nr  Dramm 
Lindenbaum  Isaac.  .')2Steuart 
Linilner  &  Kron,  929  Kearny 
Louisson  Morris.  519  Commercial 
Magary  A  Co..  231  Kearny 
JIarks'H..  536  Commercial 
Marks  Henry,  24  Steuart 
Marks  Jacob  C.  50  Third 
Martin  J.  M.,  431  Montgomery 
Melvin  Jam.;s,    NE  cjr  Sansom  ana 

Washington 
Mendclsoii  Eikan,  233  Pacific 
Meverstoin  Henry,  517  Kearny 
Michaels  Isaac.  200  Fourth 
Mierson.  Jewell  A  ('o.,S22  Kearny 
Moesta  John  P..  G44  Clay 
Mohrhardt.t  Biltv.  547  Washington 
Morgt-nstern  Adolph,  SW  cor  Pacific 

and  Front 
Morgeiistern  S.,  201  Pacific 
Morrison  1'.  -Mrs.,  125  Fourth 
Nathan  Solomon,  112  Steuurt 
Page  Robert,  N  E  cor  Pacific  and  Front 
Peiser  I.  .t  N.,  NW  cor  Montgomery 

anil  Busl" 
Peiser  &  Su  liwartz.  20  Third 
Peyser  Jacob.  23:i  Third 
Phlpps  A  Fli-nniken,  724  Montgomery 
Pincus  Morris,  302  Pacific 
Plato  David  A   Co.,  537  Commercial 

and  6  Steuart 
Platsliek  J.  A  Bro.,  SE  cor  Kearny  and 

Sutter 
Prager  Brothers,  8;3  Kearny 
Purdy  A  Litclifteld.  .500  Washington 
Quincy  Hall,  517  Washington 
Ksphiiel  I.saac,  505  Davis 
Reinbart  Lrah.  (widow)  742  Pacific 
Uogan   Edward,  NW  cor  Pacific  and 

San<iom 
*Roos  Brothers,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Post 
Salmon  Isidore.  422  Pacific 
»SHEUMAX  WILLIAM   A  CO.,   608 
Mont'.'omery  (see  adv.  dcpt.  page 
Ixxxix) 
Sheyer  A  .\bniharoson,  429  Kearny 
Siegel  Davis,  525  Jackson 
Slackwit/.  .Morris,  531  Jackson 
Solomon  Lazarus,  48  Steuart 
Sullivan  P.  J.  A  Co..  28  Third 
linger  Marcus.  74S  JIarket 
VA>f    SCHAACK    C.   P.   A   CO..  714 
Kearny  (see  adv.  register  names, 
each  alternate  page) 
Warsliawski  Jacob.  52:*  Sacramento 
Wiener  A  Co.,  529  Commercial 
Wolf  Elias,  2i>2  Third 
Wolf  Mever,  240  Sutter 
Woolf  A  Brother,  93(i  Dupont 

Cloths  and  IVoolen  Goods. 

[•Importers;  see  also  Dry  Goods.] 

•Lazard  Freres,  525  Market 
*Levv  Micliail.  642  <acrrtmento 
MISSION  AND  PACIFIC  WOOLEN 

MILLS.  517  Jlarket(8eeadv.  dept. 

page  xc) 
*Ponton  DeArce  L..  626  Sacramento 
•Keiss  A  Moritz,  426  Kearny 
Reynolds  G.  L.,  63:)  Clay 


*STEIN,  SIMON  &'CO.,632  Sac  and 
631  Com  see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixi) 

♦ULLMANX  M.  A  CO.,  628  Sacramento 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  xvi) 

♦Weill  A  R\as.  616  Sacramento 

Wolf  A.  A  Co..  618  Saeramento 

•Wurkbeim  Max,  23  Sansom 


Coal  Dealers. 

[See  also  Wood  and  Coal.] 

Anderson  Thomas.  737  Jackson 

Barnard  Frank.  213  Jackson 

Bellingli.im   Bay    Coal   Co.,    Rincon 
Wharf 

Richard  Nicholas,  S  s  How  nr  Steuart 

Black    Diamond    Coal     Co.,    Rincon 
Wharf  „  ,.,      . 

Bluxome  A  Cassebohm,  316  California 

California  Condensed    Coal    Co.,   119 
Main 

Chandler  Richard  D..  118  Pacific 

Cook  Albert  O.,  212  Clay  . 

Cornwall  Pierre  B.,  NE  cor  Harrison 
and  Spear 

Doyle  James  R..  415  Pacific 

Eastport  Coos    Bay   Jlining  Co.,    31 
Merchants'  Exchange 

Ebbets  Arthur  M.,  113  Sacramento 

Fisher  P.,  779  Market 

Glas  Frank.  712  Pacific 

Greenhood  William  W.,  212  Sansom 

Haste  A  Kirke,  24  Bcale 

Healv  Joseph.  316  Montgomery 

Jaffe"Loui3,  126  Sutter 

Johnson  George  C.  A  Co.,  33  Battery 

Klein  A  Block.  209  Sansom 

LORD  CHARLES  G.  A  CO..  11  Taylor 

Moritz  Mark.  SW  cor  Sac  and  Battery 

Neulens  J.  B.,  718  Sansom 
NewbauerH.  W..  107  Sansom 
Newbauer  Joseph,  Es  Main  nr  Howard 
Pool  A  Harris.  31  Merch  Exchange 
Ramsdell  B.  H..  110  Jackson 
Renault  John,  712  Pacific 
Rocky  Mountain  Coal  Co..  440  Cal 
Rosenfeld  John.  NE  cor  Eol  and  Spear 

Ross  J. 'hn.  313  First  „„  „  , 

SELBY  THOMAS  H.  A  CO.,  118  Cal 
Shaw  A  Sharp.  16  Fremont 
Sprout  A  Twing.  17  Spear 
Storm  A  Co..  329  Slontgomcry 
Thompson  R')bert  A..  424  Montgomery 
Turner  A   Harvey,  East  bet  Jackson 

and  Pacific 
Walton  A  Coleman,  119  Main 
Waters  A  Co..  32  Spear 
Weed  Alex.  A  C"..  440  California 
Whipple  S.  B.,  313  Mission 

Coal  Oil. 

[•  Importers.] 
Allyne  A  White,  121  California 
"•Dictz  A.  C.  A  Co.,  224  Front 
*Hollub  A.  A  Co.,  202  Front 
Owens  John  B..  10  Third 
stott  Alexander,  512  Sansom 
Taylor  F.  B.  A  Co.,  113  Front 


Cobble  Stone— Oepot. 

Caduc  Philip,  619  Montgomery 
Coflfee  Factories. 

BERNARD  CHARLES,  707  Sansom 
isee  adv.  dept.  pa'.-e  xxi) 

Bourgoing  A.  A  Co., 526  Washington 

Clark  Alvali  K.,  13  Second 

Folger  J.  A.  A  Co.,  220  Front 

Gates  Horace,  10  Stevenson 

GHIKAKDELLI  D., 415  Jackson,  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  19) 

Hyde  Richard,  (dealer)  Central  Union 
Market 

Koppel  V.  A  Co., (dealers)  Grand  Cen- 
tral Market 

Ladiier  Lorentz,  913  Stockton 

Larco  Nicholas.  430  Jackson 

Loeven.  Emil  A  Co.,  520  Front 

MAKDEN  A  MYRICK,  212  Sac  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  Ixxix) 

PInkham  Fred.  W  ,  120  Shipley 

VENARD  G.,  625  Front  tsee  adv. 
rtept.  page  xxviii) 

Zwick  Charles,  (agent)  11  Page 

CoflTee  Houses. 

[See  also  Restaurants.] 
Ahlstrom  A  Co.,  425  Drumm 
Autunovich    Nicholas,  SW  cor  East 

and  Commercial 
Antunovich  A  Russell,  NW  cor  Clay 

and  East 


Brown  Gustaf  O.,  32  Steuart 

Buckavroeh  Peter,   NE    cor  Drumm 
and  Clay 

Buditch  &  Nicolos.  S26  Kearny 

Buja  Nicholas,  6C5  Davis 

Chiuona  John,  516  Commercial 

Chiucovich    Peter,   SW    cor  Drumm 
and  Pacific 

Clark  Alva  K..  30  Metropolitan  Market 

Custodia  Gabriel,  624  Kearny 

Divisich  A  Co.,  623  D.lvis 

Drohaz  Jlartin,  ,501  East 

Dutfey    William,  SW  cor  Davis  and 
Vallejo 

Ellich  George,  156  Steuart 

Ellich  John,  S  Sacramento 

Engelberg  Emile  A..  416  Kearny 

Fowler  A  Co..  17  Pacific 

Fralu  Louis.  W  s  "•■tciiart  nr  Folsnm 

Franciseovich  Matthew.  41  Pacific 
Glcovich  Martin,  SW  cor  Berry  and 

Third 
Ivancovich  G..  624  Kearny 

Jancovich  George,  221  Leidesdorff 
Jury  John  A  Brotliers,  .524  Jlerchant 
Kclting  A  Peterson. 2-1  Sacianiento 
Linn  A  Johnston,  1U7  Jackson 
Makree  A  Cortes,  13  Washington 
Marietich  Andrew,  NW  cor  Beale  and 

Bryant 
McLane  John,  3  Vallejo 
Pauliccvicdi  John.  523  Davis 
Pernio  A  Blautin,  715  Davis 
Quinn  John  S..  258  First 
Kadovich  Aiitoine,  W  s   Steuart  bet 

Folsom  and  Howard 
Ramsey  Peter,  104  Steuart 
Ready  John  A  Co.,  East  nr  Clay 
Rhoile  A  Engelsinan,  N  s  Brannan  nr 

First 
Rosenbohan  Michael,  703  B.attery 
Rustich  Guiseppe,  51)  Wasliiiigton 
Sarscen  N.  A  Co..  W  s  riiinl  nr  Berry 
Saulmann  A  Lauenslein,  .520  California 
Schmidt  William,  East  nr  .lacks..n 
Schrolh  A  WcsterlVld.  228  Kearny 
Seiz  A  Bresse.  607  Sacramento 
Smith  Andrew,  NW  cor  Steuart  and 

Mission 
Uzovich   John,  NW   cor  Davis   and 
Oregon 

Coffin  ■Warehouses. 

[See  also  Undertakers.] 
GRAY  N.  A  CO..  641  Sacramento  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  xlix) 
Lockhart  Geo.  A.,  269  Slevensim 
MASSEY  A  YUNG,  651  Sacramento 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  liv) 

Collectors. 

[See  also  Brokers-House.] 
Ashton  Charles,  608  Market 
Badlam  A  Beny,  418  Montgomery 
Basil  H.  A  Co.,  501  Kearny 
Bokce  David  M.,  328  .Montsomery 
Bollinger  John  (J.,  603  Merc  bant 
Brcniian  Thomas,  83j  ilission 
Bretton  Charles,  21  Monigoiiiery  Block 
Bryan  A  Coe,  523  Kearny 
Buftandeau  Eniile  B.,  .526  Merchant 
Canlinell    John  A.,    32   Montgomety 

Block 
Carter  R.  W.,  304  Montgomery 
Cliapiii  George  W.,338  Aloiitgomery 
Cbilds  Charles  W.,  513  Pine 
Clavla  Paul, 728  iionigomeiy 
Conner  John  W.,  604  Merchant 
Cushcon  John  D.,  ^36  Montgomery 
Damon  Dexter,  5J6  Jloiitgoniery 
Delatour  A  Co.,  318  Pine 
Donnellv  A.  J.,  533  Kearny 
Goliling  James,  641  Jlerchant 
Grant  Daniel,  316  Montgomery 
Harding  S.  C,  736  Montgninery 
Harkan-iM.,SE  cor  Montgomery  and 

Jackson 
Hellmaii  Henri  J.,  320 Montgomery 
Hoogs  A  Butler,  328  Momgoinery 
Jones  Warren,  20o  Monigoiiiery 
Lindsev  J.  H..  405  California 
LINDSEY  WILLIA.M,5J:iMont 
MacsorU-y  Bros.,  16  0  .Mason 
Madison  A  Burke, 316  Montgomery 
Marchanil  E.  A.,  ,522  Moii'.gomerv 
AlcAUister  Harvev  H.,50  Alont  Block 
Mcllombe  John,  405  Calilornia 
McElroy  R  bert,  305  Jlontgomery 
Peel  Jonathan  Jr.,  31  Thir.l 
Pulveiman  A  Henry,  712  Mont 
Bead  James,  26Monigomeiy  Block 


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Shocnbar  &  Whltnov.  22  Mont  Block 
SpaiUdins,'  C  A.,  54  Slontgomervlilock 
Tavl'Tl'liilin  W.,  IKxrliaiige  JBldg 
Tliistleton  <t  Smiih,  410  Kearny 
Walton  Henry  &  Ci>.,  631  Jlerchant 
Wav  Thomas,  SO  California  Market 
Weher  Otto  R.  H.,  1»  Ke w-MontRomery 
Wilcocks  Benjamin,  (iOB  Merchant 
WUson  C.  Z.  &  Co.,  536  Market 

Colleges. 

[See  Teachers,  also  Schools.] 
Califoniia,  102-2  Stockton 
("harlf  maune,  520  O'Karrell,  rear 
CITY    COLLEGE,  SE  comer   Geary 
and  Stockton  (see  adv.  dcpt.  page 

HEALDS  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,  24 

Post 
MEDICAL     DEPARTSIEXT,     UNI- 

VEKSITY  OK  THE  TACIFIC,  SE 

coriiiT  Stockton  and  Geary 
MOULDER  A.  J.,   Secretary    of  Re- 
gents,   I'nlversity    of    California, 

office  .320  California 
PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,  29 

Post 
Pacific  Theological  Seminary ..WJ  Mont 
St.  Ignatius,  841  Market  bel  Fourth  and 

Firth 
St.  Marv's,Old  San  Jos6Road4H  miles 

from  City  Hall 
TOLAND  M"ED1CAL,E  s  Stockton  nr 

Clieslniit  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xei) 
T'nion,  501  Second 
UMVl.l{SirV,SE  cor  Stockton  and 

Geary 
UNIVEUSITY     OF     CALIFORNIA, 

(Oak. and)  office  320  California 

Colors— Aniline, 

Jlahns  Hugo,  304  Battery 
Newman  John,  411  Washington 

Commercial    Agencies. 

[See  Mercantile  Agencies.] 
Commission  merchants, 

[See  Merchants.] 

Commissioners. 

Residing  in  San  Francisco,  appointed 
by  the  Governors  of  the  different 
Slates,  to  take  testimony  and  to  ac- 
knowledge deeds  to  be  used  in  each 
respective  State. 

Alabaua. 

Brenham  C.  J.,  217  Snnsom 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
I'eekham  E.  P..  13  Merchants'  E.Nch 
Scudder  Frank  V..  611  Montgomery 
Smith  X.  Proctor,  506  Montgomery 
Thihault  F.  J.,  442  Calilornia 
Williams  Andrew,  535  Clay 

Arizona  Tkrhitokt. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Mudge  Benjamin  W.. 40  Exchange  Bdg 
Scuilder  Frank  V..  611  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  I'roctor.  506  Montgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

Arkansas. 
Crittenden  Parker,  3t0  Blontgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  Montgomery 
Smith  .N.  Pr(Ctor,506  Montgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

Colorado   Territory. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  I'roctor,  5uS  Montgomery 
Tlut,aultF.  J.,  442  '     lifornia 


COSKE         CUT. 


Crittenden  ParVer, 
Meagher  Michael, 43 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  61 
Smith  .N.  Proctor.  50b 
Sutter  Eniile  V..  606  J 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  Cal 


Montgomery 

aliiornia 

lontgomcry 

mtgomery 

thai.t 

rnia 


Dakota  Ter;     ort, 
Crittenden  Parker.  340 
Scudder  Frank  \'.,  611  S. 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  Califo. 
Delaware. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Moi 
Scudder  Frank  V..  bll  Montg 


tgomery 
somery 


imery 
lery 


Smith  N.  Proctor,  506  Montgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

Florida. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proctor,  506  Jlonlgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  Calilorn.a 

Georgia. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Hermann  Samuel,  424  Jlontgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V..  611  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proctor,  506  Jlonrgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

Idaho  Territort. 
Blood  J.  H.,  24  Montgomery 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Haft  E.  E..  507  Montgomery 
Hermann  Samuel,  424  Montgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V..  611  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proctor,  506  Montgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

Illinois. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proctor,  506  Montgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

Ind:ana. 

Gamiss  James  R.,  21fl  Sansom 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Lewis  Rodman  P.,  436  California 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proctor,  506  Montgomery 
Sutter Emile  V..  606  Jlerchant 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

IOWA. 

Boyd  Alexander,  321  Front 
Crittenden  Parker,  :!40  Montgomery 
Haven  James  M..  420  California 
Hermann  Samuel,  424  Montgomery 
Lewi.s  Rodman  P.,  43o  California 
Moore  Samuel  W.,  310  Washington 
Seudder  I'rank  V..  611  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proctor,  506  Montgomery 
Sutter  Emile  V..  606  Merchant 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

KaK3.\3. 
Crittenden  Parker.  340  Montgomery 
Scudder  B'rank  V.,611  Montgomery 
Smitli  K.  Proctor.  .506  Montgomery 
Sutter  Emile  V.,  606  Mei-chant 
Thibault  F.  J..  442  California 

Kentvckt. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Hermann  Samuel,  424  .Montgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  Bll  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proctor,  506  Jlontgomcry 
Sutter  Emile  V.,  606  Jlerchaut 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

Louisiana. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Hermann  Samuel,  424  Alonlgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  bll  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proctor.  506  Montgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

Maine. 
Andrews  William  O..  2.32  Sutter 
Barstow  Alfred,  7  Montgomery  Block 
Clark  William  H.,  43  E.\chnnge  Bldg 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Fisher  George,  729  Montgomery 
Hermann  Samuel,  4J4  Montgomery 
Huefner  William,  .521  Clay 
Knox  George  T..  City  Hall 
Lewis  Rodman  P.,  436  California 
Sloore  Henry  K.,  636  Clay 
Palmer  Clinton,  cor  Front  and  Jack 
Peckham  E.  P.,  13  Merchants'  Exch 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proctor,  506  .Montgomery 
Stevenson  J.  D.,614  .Merchant 
Sutler  Emile  V..  606  Jlerchant 
'J  hibault  F.  J.,  442  California 
While  John,  819  JloiUgomcry 
Whiting  M.  S.,  419  Ciilifornia 
Williams  Andrew, 535  Clay 

Maryland. 
Hermann  Samuel,  424  Montgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proctor,  506  Montgomery 


Sutter  Emile  V.,  606  Merchant 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

MASSACHU.SETT3. 

Andrews  William  0.,  232  Sutter 
Bugbee  John  S.,  224  sansom 
Crittenden  Parker,  330  Montgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V.,hi1  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proctor,  .'>06  .Montgomery 
Sutter  Eniile  V.,  606  Merchant 
Thibault  F.  J..  442  California 
White  John,  819  Montgomery 

Michigan. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  till  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proi-tor.  506  Montgomery 
Sutter  Emile  V.,  606  Merchant 
Thihault  F.  J., 442  California 

Minnesota. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Lewis  Rodman  P.,  4t6  California 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  Montgomery 
Smith  N  Proctor.  506 Montgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

Mississippi. 
Crittenden  Parker,  .349  Montgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proctor,  506  Montgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

Missouri. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Hermann  Samuel,  424  Montgomery 
Lewis  Rodman  P.,  436  California 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proctor,  .506  Monlgoinery 
Sutter  Emile  V.,  606  Merchant 
Thibault  F.  J..  442  California 

Montana  Territory. 
Blood  J.  H.,  24  Montgomery  Block 
Crittenden  Parker,  349  Montgomery 
Haft  E.  E.,  507  -Alontgomcry 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  Montgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

Nebraska. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proctor.  506  Montgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  Calit'oruia 

Nevada. 
Blood  J.  H.,  24  Montgomery  Block 
Brewer  John  H.,  53  Mont  I'Jlock 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Gorman  John,  509  Montgomery 
HnftE.  E.,  507  Jlonlgoioery 
Hamill  John.  422  Jloiitgomery 
Hermann  Samuel,  424  .Vontgomery 
JoiceE.  v.,  6  Merchants'  Exchange 
King  Joseph  L.,  402  .Montgomery 
Lawton  W.  W.,  4 19  Calilornia 
Lewis  Rodman  P.,  436  California 
McKenzie  John  W.,  401  California 
Meagher  Michael,  439  California 
Milliken  Isaac  T.,  60S  Jlerchant 
Slurfey  Samuel  S..  520  Montgomery 
Saunders  J.  Douglass,  418  Montgomery 
lawyer  F.  A.,  509  Kearny 
Sawyer  Otis  V.,  331  Jlontgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  .Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proctor,  506  Jlontgomcry 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 
Tibbey  Henry  S.,  Ii04  Mi'iitgomcry 
Wegener  F.  O.,  336  .Montgomery 
White  John,  819  Montgomery 

New  Hampshire. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Lewis  Rodman  P.,  436  California 
Peckham  E.  P.,  13  Merchants'  Exch 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  Montgomery 
.Smith  N.  Proctor,  .506  Montgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

New  Jersey. 
Crittenden  Parker,  349  Montgomery 
Lewis  Rodman  P.,  436  California 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proctor. .506  Montgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

New  Mexico. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  Jlonigomery 
ismith  N.  Proctor,  506  Montgomery 


JONES,  t     liliMAN  &  CO..  116  Sansom  St     et.  Braids  of  all  kinds. 


EEDIWQTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  The  "Wholesale  Druggists  of  the  Pacific  Coast. 


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Pu'.ter  Kmilo  V..  fi06  Morchant 
ll».b.iult  F.  J.,  442  California 

New  Yobk. 
Gorman  John,  59!)  Jlontgomery 
Uerniami  Saniucl.  424  MontKoinery 
Maliloi  I'liilip.  b27  Merchant 
Sleaylier  Micliapl.  439  California 
Scuilder  Kraiik  V..  611  JInntgomcry 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

North  Carolisa. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
.Scuililer  Frank  V..  liU  Wontgoniory 
Smith  N.  I'roctor,  506  Jlontgomej-y 
'IhibaultF.  J.,  442  California 

Ohio. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Slurfpy  Samuel  S.,  5J0  Montgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V..  611  Montgomery 
Smiih  N.  Procior.  .506  Montgomery 
Sutter  Emile  V.,  606  Merchant 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

Okegos. 
Crittenden  Parker,  .340  Montgomery 
Haft  E.  E.,  .507  Montgomery 
Hei-mann  Samuel.  424  Montgomery 
Hudson  George,  606  Jlontgomery 
Juice  E.  v.,  6  Merchants'  Exchange 
L.awt(Ui  \V.  VV..439  Califoniia 
Murfej'  .Samuel  s,,  .520  .Montgomery 
Scurider  Frai  k  V.,  611  Montgomery 
smith  N.  Proctor.  .506  Montgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  44!  California 
Wegener  F.  O.,  336  Montgomery 
AViggin  Marcus  P.,  8  Exchange  Build- 
ing 

Penkstlvaxia. 
Crittenden  Parker.  340  Montgomery 
Creigli  John  I)..  535Clav 
Hermann  Samuel. 424  Montgomery 
Ileul'ner  William.  ,521  Clav 
Lewis  Rodman  P.,  436  California 
Murfey  Samuel  *.,  .520  Montgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V..fill  MontgomerV 
Smiih  >'.  Proctor.  .506  Jfontgomery 
Sutter  Emile  V..  606  Merchant 
Thibault  F.  J..  442  California 
Wiggins  W.  W.,  402  California 

Rhode  Island. 
I^ughee  John  S.,  224  Sansom 
Crittenden  Parker.  340  Montgomery 
(Jarnias  James  T?.,21«  Sansom 
Scudder  Frank  V.fill  Montgomery 
Smith  X.  Proctor. -506  Montgomery 
Sutter  Emile  V  .  606  Merchant 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 
SoiTH  Carolina. 
Crittenden  Parke',  340  TNtontgomery 
Sendder  Frank  V..  611  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proctor.  506  Atontgomery 
Thibault  F.  J..  412  California 

Tennessee. 
Critt<>nden  Parker,  .340  ATontgomery 
Lewis  Rodman  T.,  436  California 
Scudder  Frank  V..  fill  Montgomery 
Smith  N'.  Proctor.  506  ^lontsoraery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

Texas. 
Boyd  Alexander,  .3'?1  Front 
Caznean  Thomas  N..  3!1  California 
Crittenden  ParkT,  340  Montgomery 
Fisher  George.  T>,<\  Montcomery 
Onrman  John.  61>  Merchant 
Hermann  Samuel.  424  A'ontgomery 
Jones  Sim-^n  L  .  •>fl7  Calif.irnla 
Peckham  E.  P..  13  Merchants'  Exch 
Rhodes  William  II..  Citv  Hall 
Sawver  F.  A..  .5''^  Kearnv 
Sendder  Frank  V..  6H  Montgomery 
Smith  V.  Proctor.  .506  IMontsromery 
Thihanlt  F,  J..  4i>  California 
Wegener  F.  O..  336  Mopttromery 
Williams  Andrew.  535  Clay 

Utah. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Haft  E.  E.,  .507  Montgomery 
Sendder  Frank  ■V.,611  Jlontgomery 
Smith  N.  Proctor.  .506  Mimtgomery 
Sutter  Emile  V..  60i<  Merchant 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

Vermont. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Scudder  Fiank  V.,  till  Montgomery 


Smith  N.  Proctor,  .506  Montgomeiy 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

Virginia. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V..  611  Montgomery 
Smith  N.  Proct'.r.  508  Montgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  412  California 

WASniSGTON  Territort. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
Hart  E.  E..  507  Montgomery 
Scuilder  Frank  V..611  Montgomery 
Smith  X.  Proctor. .506  Montgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

West  Virginia. 
Crittenden  P.arker,  340  Montgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V.,611  Jlontgomery 
Smith  X.  Proctor,  .5ii6  Montgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

Wisconsin. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery 
i^cuddcr  F^iaiik  V.,fill  Jlontgomery 
.Smith  N.  Proctor,  .506  Montgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

WroMiNG  Territory. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Jlontgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  Montgomerj- 
Smith  N.  Proctor,  506  Montgomery 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California 

Confectioners. 

[♦Wholesale.] 
Albrecht  Richard.  109  Taylor 
Antoni  Andre.as,  IO116  Fidsom 
Austin  JIarv  Mrs.,  224  Fifth 
Baldwin  Henry  C..93S  Howard 
•BORCHAKDCharLkS,  (mannfac- 

turer)  413  Davis  (see   adv.    dept. 

page  2S) 
Bower  C.  Miss.  514  Third 
Bradv  Lizzie,  2.54  Fourth 
Brind  Caleb,  16  Fourth 
Bruno  Nicholas.  405  Broadway 
Cantv  &  Wagner,  (manufacturers)  107 

Montgomery 
Capelli  Antone,  SE  cor  Kearny  and 

Jackson 
Chevne  Robert,  140  First 
rialton  Richard,  321  Paeiflc 
r)eHan  Mary,  1214  F>dsoni 
Pellwig  Loiils  A.,  120  Third 
Dellwig  Theodore,  73S  Howard 
Dennis  Joscpli,  1404  Stockton 
»Dexter   &   Co.,   (manufacturers)  430 

Sansom 
Dobrzensky  Julius.  1218  Powell 
Drury  F  S.,  7.54  Jlarket 
Elwood  Frederick  H.,  2.58  Third 
*Finck  .t  Gundlach,  (manufacturers) 

1312  Dupoiit 
Fitzpatrick  John,  lOO  Sixth 
Foster  Anthony,  421  Fourth 
♦Garland    Milton   H.,  (manufacturer) 

828  Jlarket 
GendarJohn  W.,  21  Sixth 
Gerhard  Berthold,  1102  Dupont 
Gilbert  August,  .53  Third 
Gillett  Mary  A.,  352  Third 
(Jilinore  Catherine  Mrs.,  6!7  Howard 
Grancourt  G.  B..  1411  Stockton 
Guillet  &  Klaas,  20ii  Second 
*Haas  (Jeorge  ite  Co.,  (manufacturers) 

20  Kearn.v 
Hamlin   Thomas,   NW   cor   Stockton 

and  Sacramento 
*Hanson   A.    G.,    (manufacturer)   826 

Washington 
Heine  A.,  507  W.ashington 
Hemme  it  Renter,  '27  Kearny 
Horst  vfe  Schaefer,  8  Kearny 
Job  Peter,  227  Kearny 
Laodo  Joseph,  22is  Battery 
Leimert  Louis,  142  Third 
WcAulitfe  F.  Mrs.,  !I14  Jl.arket 
Mclsiiig  Gustave,  (manufacturer)  126 

Kearny 
♦Mercer   Charles   H.,  (manufacturer) 

518  Kearny  .and  127  Second 
Miley.  Perrin  &  Co.,  (mauul'acturcrs) 

73H  Washington 
Morelli  S.,  blO  Filbert 
Nicse  Fred,  978  Harrison 
Northrup  Fred,  45  Third 
Pezold  JIarcug  7.H  Market 
Piatt  Augusta  .Mrs.,  1119  F.dsom 
Poehlman  William,  SW  cor  Post  and 

Powell 


Porperato  K.,  1313  Dupont 
Roediger  Frank  A..  913  Harrison 
Rotger.fe  Weher,  226  Battery 
♦KOfHSCHILD    .fe    EHItENPFORT, 
(manufacturers)  403  Clay  (see  adv. 
dept.  page  19) 
♦Salomon  it  Co.,  (manufacturers)  413 

Cnmmercial 
Saulmanii  it  Lanenstein, 520  California 
.Schmit'<  Willi.im  &  Co  ,  C33  Wash 
♦Schroder   <fc   Albrecht,  (manufactur- 
ers) 418  Clav 
Secchi  Gaspard,  1233  Stockton 
Shillaber  .fe  Co.,  '268  First 
Simmons  Griice,  (widow)  35  .Sixth 
Swain  A.  E.,  636  Market 
Swain  A  Co.,  140  Second  and  7  Kearny 
Taylor  Cyrus,  '206M  Sixth 
'I'aylor  George,  NE  cor  Pow  and  Bush 
Thain  Alexander  Jr..  777  Market 
Thormahlen  Henry,  202  First 
Tiedemann  Henrv  n.,  120  Taylor 
♦Vogeley  &  Brotlier,  (manufacturers) 

46  Second 
Woodward  Charles  J.,  (manufacturer) 
73  Fourth 

Consuls. 
Argentine  Republic,  Charles   Baum, 

510  Battery 
Ausiro  Hungarian  Empire,  G.JIuecke, 

109  Califi>rnia 
Baden,  G.  Muecke,  109  California 
Bavaria,  C.  F.  Slehins.  421  Battery 
Belgium,  Eniil  Grisar.  15'7  Powell 
Bolivia,  F   Herrera.  331  Montgomery 
Callao.  D.  J.  Williamson.  .3.30  Brann'an 
Chili.  H.  B.arridlhet.  .524  Jlontgomery 
Costa  Rica,  F.  Herrera,  .331  Jlont 
Denmark,  G.  O'llara  Taaffe,  320  Cal 
Ecuador,  Daniel  Wolf,  (absent) 
France,  Edmond  Breiiil,  434  Jack«on 
GREAT  Blill'AIN'.W.  LAXE  BOOK- 
ER, 319  Califi.rnia 
Greece,  George  Fislier,  729  Jlont 
Guatemala,  Juan  Urruela,  409  Mattery 
Hawaiian   Isltnds,  11.  \V.  Severance, 

405  Front 
Hessia,  C.  A.  C.  Duisenherg,  314  Sac 
Honduras.  \V.  V.  Wells.  37  Second 
Italv.  G    B.  Cerruli.  1415  Powell 
Japan,  C.  \V.  Bmoks,  Grand  Hotel 
Jlexico.  Isaac  Rivas.  .536  Kearny 
Netherlands.  J.  DeFremery.  710  San 
Nicaragua.  F.  Kerrera,  311  Mont 
North  German  Confederation.  C.  A.  C. 

Duisenlierg,  314  ""acramento 
Peru,  DeLa  Fuente  y  Subirat  Fcder- 

ico.  Lick  House 
Portug  il,  Fr.ancis  P.erton,  SWcor  Clay 

and  Leidesdorff 
Rus-iia.  JI.  Klink(.fstrom.  619  Mont 
San  Salvador.  H.  J.  Dorsey,  42  Mer- 
chants" E.xchange 
Spain,  C.  Martin,  423  California 
Sweden  and  Norway,  George  C.  John- 
son, 33    Batti'rv,    and   G.   O'Hara 
Taaffe,  (vice)  320  California 
Switzerland,  F.  Berton,  SW  cor  Clay 

and  L<'ide«ilorflf 
Turkey.  Georue  W.  Gihbs.  33  Battery 
U.S.  of  Colombia.  F.  Herrera,  331  Jlont 
Wurtemburg,  I.  AVormser,  SW  cor  Cal- 
ifornia and  Front 

Contractors. 

[See   also  Carpenters  and   Builders; 

also  Pile  Drivers.] 
Ballentine  James,  324  Sansom 
Bates  William,  SW  cor  Harrison  and 

Chcsley 
Bergsnn  Ole,  111  Leidesdorff 
Blattner  John  J.,  425  Third 
Boobar  E.  C.  &  Co.,  NW  cor  Steuart 

and  Howard 
Bradbury  William  B.,  1416  Bush 
Braden  Thomas,  SW  cor  I'ierce  and 

Eddy 
Bridge  Jf.  E.,  AV  s  Larkin  nr  Jackson 
Brooks  Stephen  s.,  4i5  Kearny 
Browell  Jeremiah,  612  Commercial 
Brown  AVilliara  H.,  (night  work)  211 

Sutter 
Burt  William  J.,  1130  Jlisslon 
Byring  Ole  H.,  2i4  Jackson 
Carr  Jesse  D.,  420  Slontgomer.y 
Carr  AA'llliiim  B..  NW    cor  Valencia 

and  Tw.Mity  fifth 
Chapman  &  Bauer,  (night  work)  223 

Nutter 
Commary  Prudetn,  1025  Harrison 
Conlin  John, 226  Alotiigoinery 


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Connelly  Peter,  1011  Market 
CUKllS  JOHN  1'..  3JU  Jackson  (see 

adv.  ileiit.  page  34) 
I)e  La  Hai- Macaja,  4ib  Katoma 
l>c  La  MutUiiKniu  Josi'pli  E.,  331  Mont 
De  Vriis  it  Cliase,  Vallfjo  nr  Battery 
Ucmiisoii  Ezra  F.,  >i  s  Kourtceulh  iir 

Howard 
Dodge  Krancis,  669  Mission 
Duiisliee,  Ellis  Jc  Stewart,  SW  corFlf- 

teentli  \v  and  1",  >oulh  S.  F. 
FlniKV  Josiali  T.,  iili  tireen 
KUL'ION    JUllM  A.,   -'ii  Spear   (see 

adv.  dcpt.  payo34) 
Grcaiii'y  Mieliael,  ■vm  Jlontgomcry 
llaskull  M  I'aMiJge,  31C  Moat 
Hawkins    John   I'.,    (night  work)   33 

(jeaiy 
Hayes  Alichacl,  W  s  Van  Xess  Av  bet 

Hayes  and  Urove 
Hcwes    Uavid,    SK    cor  Mission  and 

Tenth 
Holhulay    Ben  &   Co.,   (railroad)   217 

sausuni 
Holmes  Cornelius,  1011  Leavenworth 
HYDE  Ji  CilE.-)l  EU,  61!*  Mission  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  41» 
Johnson  saniuel,  (iiightwork)  33Geary 
Karau  Charles,  iniglit  work)  33  Geary 
Karau  .Samuel,  (night  wurki  237  Sutter 
Kent  J.  I'..,  W  8  Lung  Uddgo 
Kerr  William,  B03  Ualtery 
King  Henry  L.,  UIM  Jlay 
Lelbert  <t  Worrell,  326  Montpomcry 
Malilstedt  J.  >k  Co.,  ,-21  Urunim 
Martin  W.  H.  <fe  Co.,  241)  Mont 
MeAtee Patrick,  W  s  Mission  nrRidley 
Menomy  Ji  Lul'kin,  4U9  Waslimgton 
Merriman  K.,  645  Mission 
Montagnie  J.  E.,  331  .Montgomery 
Morse  iB  J  aylor,  63!)  Mission 
Nagle  George  \).,  418  Alontgomery 
Jsorton  William  H,   N  s   Austin    nr 

Kninklin 
Parent  C.  L  ,  232  Fremont 
Payson  Al.inzo  P.,  4DS  Jackson 
Perry  H.  E..  622  Clay 
Pierce  James  1'.,  31.'j  California 
PrindleDivid  S.,  8d2  JMissiou 
Kicliards  Israel,  (iiiglit  work)  SE  cor 

Kearny  and  Calilornia 
Ross  <t  Kaynor,  1046  Howard 
Sbarboro  John  B.,  S  W  cor  Fifth  and 

Fiilsom 
Scott,  .t  Kane,  326  Montgomery 
Snyaer  A.  A.,  63  Halleck 
t-hepanl  Ja,  McGowan,  606  Merchant 
Slebbins  William  P.  (.;.,922  Mission 
Still  tte  J  ones,  pi,  r  4,  Steuart 
Strattoii   Brothers,  cor   Harrison  and 

Third,  and  3i6  Mnntgouiery 
THOMSUN  THO.MAS,   28  Third  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  22) 
Turrell  M.  H.,  2dli6  Buchanan 
Weltoii  Garrett,  636  Sutter 
Williams  H.  F.  ii  Co.,  331  Mont 
Wilson  ulot,  8.')7  Harrison 
Wissinger  Jolin  W.,  4U.S  Jackson 
Ziegler  J.  Lewis,  lUl!)  Mission 

Conveyuncera. 

[See    also    Kecord.s;    also     Notaries 

Public] 
Bromley  W.  L.,  44H  California 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  Monlgomcry 
Smith  N.  Proctor,  .506  Montgomery 
Smith  Robert  T.,  605  Montgomery 

Cooking  Kanse** 

[See  also  Stoves;  also  Metals,  etc.] 
BRITTAX,  HOLBROOK   &  CO.,  113 

California  and  17  Davis 
LOCKE  A;  MONTAGUE,  112  Battery 

(see  adv.  dept,  page  12) 
PRIOR  J.\.S1KS  K.,  730  Montgomery 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixx.x) 
SAVAGE  &  SO.v,  145Beale  (see  adv 

dept.  page  Ixxxiii) 
Sickler  Caleb  .M.,  422  Kearnv 
Tay,  Brooks  &  Backus,  616  liattery 

Coopers. 

Arnold  Frank  W.,  70f  Front 
llingenheinicr  ChrisKipher,  7  Druram 
Boothman  James,  417  (Commercial 
California  Wine  Cooperage  Co.,  SW 

cor  Drumni  and  Commercial 
Coppage  John  W.  &,  Co.,  N  s  Jackson 

bet  Davis  and  Drumra 
Cullen  Jolin,  427  Drumm 
Dyer  W.  C,  Battery  nr  Union 


Feivy  Lawrence,  106  Market 
Frisbie  w.  D.,  6  California 
Fudlis  C,  706  Broadway 
Gheen  W.  P.,  Ill  Natoma 
Gorion  A.  S  ,  Main  nr  Harrison 
Handy  L.  N.  it  Co.,  27  Clay 
Ilogjih  i\i  (;o.,  S  s  Com  nr  Davis 
Hubbell  Samuel  T.,  E  s  Diummbet 

Sacramento  and  Commercial 
Juzlx  Leopold,  616  Battery 
Landry  Therence,  110  Davis 
Leouliard  &  Bucking,  412  Drumm 
Meyer  John  P.,  Union  nr  Battery 
Miehaux  &■  Philippe,  508  Front 
iNlurdock  Ale.xaiiilcr,  N  s  Oregon  bet 

Davis  and  Druram 
Neaglo  T.  F.  A  Co.,  120  Washington 
Nehilich  &  Schiller,  424  Drumm 
Norton  Reuben,  S  s  Com  nr  Davis 
PACIFIC  BAKRELAND  KEG  FAC- 

TORV,  Potrero,olilce408  California 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  liv) 
Powers    &   Jackson,    N    s    Clark   nr 

Drumm 
Regan  J.  R.,  118  Sacramento 
Reick  Henry,  81!)  Battery 
Roach  Jolin  F.,  40  Commercial 
.Sealy  Charles,  X  s  Mission  nr  Stewart 
Sweeny   Ac    Connor,  X  s  Oregon  bet 

Front  and  Davis 
Thode  Henry,  922  Battery 
Woerner  David,  164  Spear 

Copper  Crusher*. 

Ilowland  S.  W.  &,  Co.,  415  Mission 

Coppersmitha. 

[See  also  Maciiinlsts;  also  Gasflttcrs; 

also  Plumbers.] 
Macken  James,  226  Fremont 
Mislre  Simeon,  80.5  Wasliington 
Murtlia  William  O.,  403  sutler 
Nell  William,  311  Mission 
Percy  Pierre,  30-«  Market 
Reynolds  'i  hoinas,  .506  Front 
Sanders  A  Botiiiger,  4il  Mission 
Smilli  Charles  W.,  520  Davis 
SAOOK  G.  &  VV.,  4z7  Pine  (see  adv, 
dept.  page  38) 

Copyists. 

[See  also  Teachers— Penmanship  ] 
Bretton  Charles,  21  Mont  Block 
Grimaldi  William,  619  Merchant 
Smith  Reginald  H.,  502  Montgomery 
Symonds  George  D.,  636  Clay 
Zabriskie  Jacob  H.,  211  Tehama 

Cordage. 

[.s^ee  also  Ship  Chandlers.] 
HALLIDIE  A.  S.  &  CO.,  (wire)  519 
Front  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxvi) 
SAN  FRANCISCO  COROAGK  MAN- 
UFACTORY,   Potrero,   Tubbs    & 
Co.,  613  Front  (see  adv.  dept.  page 

XXX) 

Corks. 

[See  also  Drugs.] 

Farrell   John  M.,  (manufacturer)  311 

Fifth 
Mauri  Bros.,  223  Sacramento 
Meinecke  Charles,  314  Sacramento 
Nein  Phil  A  Co.,  222  Battery 
Scherr  Ferdinand,  .511  Sacramento 
Tobie  Ramo, (maker)  505  Union 
Wl.NTER  JOHN,  313  Sacramento  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  Ixxv) 

Corsets. 

[See  also  Millinery  and  Dress  Makers.] 
Freud  Morris,  36  Second 
Gehret  Sopliie  Mrs.,  741  Clay 
Gilbert  Jane  Madame,  53  Third 
Goldstein  J.  H..  24  Second 
Leichsienstein  Al orris,  34  .Second 
Magnes  David,  414  Kearny 
Newman  John,  (agent)  411  Wash 
Martineaut  J.  Airs.,  733  Clay 
Pons  Charlotte  Madame,  631  Sac 
SummerUeld  Alexander,  116  Kearny 

Costumiers. 

Fell  C.  Mrs.,  315  Montgomery 
Martineaut  Josephine  Mrs.,  733  Clay 
Paullin  Susan  F.  Jlrs.,  803  Mont 
Simons  Louisa,  (widow)  649  Clay 
Terme  Maria  Madame,  519  Jackson 


Cotton  Butting;. 

Haline  A.  &  Co.,  (manufacturers)  443 

Brannan 
Harley  C,  47  Beale 

Cotton  Goods. 

BADGER    is    LINDENBERGER,    7 

Sansora 
HEYNEMANX  &  CO.,  5Sansom 

Crockery  and  Olasswarc. 

[""Importersj 
Allen  John,  735  PaclHc 
Bailey  Joseph  H.,  1513  Stockton 
Becker  Joseph,  227  Dupunt 
Bernard  Isaac,  2214  SixteenUi 
•Bisagno  Brothers,  420  Battery 
Brignardello  Ji  Bro.,  6J3  I'acliic 
Burnap  Jolin,  425 Davis 
Caire  Justinian,  530  Washington,  and 

1028  Dupoiit 
Center  it  Biyaiit,  10  Third 
Clements  R.  Z.,  1134  Aiarket 
Cerf  J.  it  Co.,  .515  Alarket 
*Daiieri  Antonio,  5(i4  Front 
Davidson  Jl  arc  us,  231  Sixth 
DOUGL.\S  P.,  it  CO.,  131  Kearny 
Kphraim  Julius,  25o>4  J  liird 
Greenberg  Leopold,  336  Kearny 
»Havilaiid  Hooper  .t  Co.,  3.J5  I'ino 
*Haynes  <St  Lawton,60HanJ6ll  Market 
*HELBING  A  STRAUS,  i\E   cor  Bat 

and  Pine  (see  adv.  dept.   p.  xxviii) 
Hirscliberg  Mever,  406  Third 
Hirslifeld  B.,  15  Fourth 
Jantzen  Frederick, 109  Second,  and  605 

Kearny 
Kalihotl  August  Mrs.,  3.52  Third 
Kirston  Maurice,23  Occidental  Market 
Koch  Adam,  131  Powell 
Lazansky  B.,  1023  Market 
Levingston  Abraham,  6  sixth 
Levy  Henry  L.,  219  Fourth 
Mariana  <t  Stetlani,  1006  Dupont 
*.Maytleld  it  Co.,  210  Sansom 
Mccarty  Daniel,  1004  Market 
Michael  Abraham,  5  Dupont 
Miller  August  C,  115  '1  bird 
Murphy  Daniel  J.,  427  Fourth 
*NA1'HAN  B.  <t  CO. ,.540  Kearny  (see 

adv.  register  of  names  page  71) 
Oppenheiin  Benjamin,  1114  Dupont 
*Reid  A  Brooks,  5J4  S  ,n^oln 
Rosenblum  Morris,  822  Market 
•Sanderson  S.  A.,  310  Battery 
Sclieier  Gabriel,  327  Third 
Selig  Abraham,  15  Fourth 
Shean  John  W.,  638  Broadway 
Sinsheimer  Simon.  25  Second 
♦SPEYER  MORRIS  &  CO.,  219  San- 
som (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixv) 
Stempelmann  <fc  Co.,  623  Pacific 
■•■Swain  R.  A.  it  Co.,  JSE  cor  Sansom 

anil  Pine 
TAYLOR  JOnX    &    CO..  (druggists) 

514    \N  ashiiigton   (sec    adv.    dept. 

pagexxxviiii 
Vagts  George,  213  Fourth 
♦Wangeiiheim,  sternheim  A  Co.,  127 

Sansom 
Webb  Andrew  C,  779  Market 

Cupping  and   Bleeding. 

Kimmel  John,  231>i  Second 
Curriers. 

[See  Tanners.] 
Cutlers. 

Harris  William,  208  Leidesdorff 
Hartenstein  F.  &  Co.,  39  Fourth 
Mignola  John,  1220  Pacific 
Ortet  Bros.,  223  Leidesdorif 
Price  Michtiel,  415  Kearny 
Rau  &  Kohnke,  108  Leidesdorff 
Stott  ifc  Davidson,  lOOi  Market 
WILL  ifc  FINCK,821  Kearny  and  140 
Mont  (sec  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxvui) 

Cutlery. 

ADELSDORFER  BROS.,  21  Battery 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixv) 
ALGER   JAMES    A    Co..  311    Mont 

(see  adv.  register  of  names  page  71) 
BARTON  &  RUT'IER,  609  Clay 
Bisagno  Brothers.  420  Battery 
Brown  A.  F.,  304  Battery 
Cotrel  William  B.,  708  .Montgomery 
DOUGLAS  P.  &  CO..  131  Kearny 
Haviland,  Hooper  &  Co.,  335  Pine 


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Hayncs  &  Lawton.  609  nnd  611  Market 
Heiurich  Louis,  S  Fi>urth 
HELIUNG  &  STRAUS,  NE  cor  Bat 

iiiid  Ptiie  (sec  ailv.dept.page  xxviii) 
Hitclicock  G.  15.  ifc  Co.,  SW  cor  San- 

soin  and  Commercial 
Hodge  Jiihii  G.  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Sansom 

aiiri  Sacramento 
HOUSEWOKlH  THOMAS  &  CO.,  319 

Jlontgomcry  {sec  adv.  front  cover) 
JOSKS,  l'ULL.\IAN  A  CO.,  116  San- 
som iseeailv.  eaoli  alternate  page) 
Little  Horace  &,  Co.,  .W8  Montgomery 
Locan  &  Co..  19  Jlontgomery 
Marsli,  I'ilsbury  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Front 

anil  Pine 
NATHAN  15.  &  CO.,  .540  Kearny  (see 

adv.  register  of  names,  page  71) 
Price  Sllcliael,  41.5  Kearny 
Rau  &  Kohnkc,  108  Leidcsdorff 
RUSSELL  ^   ERWIX    MANUFAC- 
TURING f"O.,J04  Sansom 
SPEYER  MORRIS  &  CO.,  219  San 
Son  <fe  Briggs,  SE  cor  Sansom  and  Sac 
Slow  Josepli  W.,  204  Sansom 
Swain  R.  A.  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Sansom 

and  Pine 
TOBIN,  DAVrSSON  &  CO.,  NW  cor 

Sanson!  and  Sutter 
VAN  SCHAACK   C.  P.   &    CO.,  714 

Kearny  (see  adv.  each   alternate 

page) 
Weil  &  Woodleaf,  113  Battery 
WILLife  FINCK,  821  Kearny  and  140 

Wont  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxviii) 

I>agaerre-an  and  /Imbrotype 
materials. 

[See  Photographic  Stock.] 

I>aguerreian8. 

[See  Photographic  Galleries.] 
Dental  Goods. 

Calvert    H.   W.,   SAV   cor   Clay   and 

Kearny 
Campbell  W.  J.,  428  Cilifomia 


Folliers  J.  H.  A.  .t  Brotlier,  118  Mont 
Goodyear   Dental  Vulcanite  Co.,  428 

California 
McDonald  R.  H.  &  Co.,  501  Market 
STEELE  JAMES  G.  <to  CO.,  521  Mont 
(see  a  IV. register  of  names  page  692) 
Wakelec  H.  P.,  SE  cor  Montgomery 
and  Bush 

Itentists. 
Adams  Q.  L.,  1515  .-eavenworth 
Austin  Uenrv,6:34  Washington 
KallJoel.645  Clay 
Beebee  Rdand.  71  Natoma 
Beers  J.  B.,  109  M..ntguraery 
Belle  Edward,  408  Pine  -^ 

Birge  James  J.,  410  Kearny 
Blake  Cliarles  E..  30  Kearny 
Borquin  Cn;irles,  802  Washington 
Boyle  {Jeorge  S.,  653  Clav 
Brown  Gid.  on  H.,  223  Fifth 
Bunnell  E.  F.,  319  Kearny 
Burdell  (Jaien,  Lick  House 
Bu>h  ii  McAllister.  704  Market 
Calder  Alexander  W'.,  1071  Howard 
Calvert  H.  W.,  703  Clay 
Calvert  William,  703  Clay 
Claus  Diedrich  A.,  147  Fourth 
Cogswell  Henry,  610  Front 
Couswell  James  L.,  230  Kearny 
Cole  R.  E.,  SW  cor  Clay  and  Kearny 
Cool  George  W.,  14  Kearny 
Crowell  J.  P.,  14  Kearny 
Crowell  ite  Oderniatt,  2J5  Bush 
Davis  Henry  C,  SW  cor  Montgomery 

and  Bush 
Dennis  Samuel  W.,33  Kearny 
Dutch  William,  26  Montgomery 
Fisher  H.  P.,  672  Mission 
Gillespie  James  P.,  229  Kearny 
Havden  Granville  G.,  653  Clay 
Heald  ife  Davis,  s  A'  cor  Mont  and  Bush 
Hubbard  Horace  H.,  5  Kearny 
Hughes  D.  M.,  33  Kearny 
Hutchison  David  S.,  652  Washington 
Jessup  T.  C,  NW  cor  Mont  and  Sutter 
King  L.  A.,  615  Sacramento 
Knowles  C.  C,  331  Kearny 
Knox  Henry  E.,  19  Post 
Lancaster  Cliarles  E  ,  607  Kearny 
Learn  R.  B.  &  Co.,  14  Geary 
Libhey   M.   L.,   NW    cor  Geary  and 

Kearnv 
Lundborg  J.  A.  W.,  21  Post 
Prather  &  Plomtcaux,  7  Kearny 
Roberts  S.  H.,  142M  Fourth 


Rogers  E.  P.  Jr.,  413  Kearny 
SichclMax,652  W.ishington 
Smilie  Elton  K.,  649  Washington 
Smilie  Hcnrv  J.,  649  Washington 
Spear  T.  R..235  Kearny 
sianlcv  William  H.,  24  Post 
Straus'Jacob,  230  Kearny 
Thrall  H.  H.,  219  Kearny 
Van  Denbnrgh  Daniel,  229  Geary 
Wade  Thomns,  121  Montgomery 
Whitcomb  N.  T.,  205  Third 
Winter  James  W.,  504  Kearny 
Wood  Andrew  W.,315  Montgomery 
Woodward  Joseph  A.,  .504  Kearny 
Younger  William  J.,  315  Montgomery 

Desk  INCanuracturers. 

[See  also  Cabinetmakers.] 
PALMER  W.  J.  T.  &   CO.,  105  Mis- 
sion   (see  adv.  register  of   names 
page  106) 
WEIR  W.   G.,  113  Hayes,  (see    adv. 

dept.  pace  Ixxi 
Wigmore  John,  120  Spear 

Diamond  Setters. 

[See  also  Jewelers,  etc.] 
Bohm  William,  604  Merchant 
Clausen  F.  11,  608  Sacramento 
Frontier  &,  Co..  706  Montgomery 
KOEHLEIti:  RITTER.  620  Merchant 
(see  adv.  reg'ster  of  names,  page  70) 
Mendoza  Aniado.  417  Broadway 

Diamonds. 

Anderson  <fc  Randolph,  112  Mont 
Baldwin  M.  M.  &;  Co.,  433  Montgomery 
BARRETT  &  SHERWOOD.  517  Mont- 
gom  rv  (see  adv.  inside  front  cover) 
BRAVERMAN   &  LEVY,  119  Mont- 
gomery (see  adv.  front  cover) 
Dinkelspiel  Samuel  H.  &  Co.,  313  Bush 
Dirking  August,  6il  Washington 
Guignard  J.,  614  Merchant 
Hain  Ciirl  H.  &  Co.,  321  Montgomery 
Hiischfeld  William,  605  Montgomery 
Jordan  Morris,  411  Montgomery 
KOEULER  it  RlfTEK,  K20  Merchant 

(see  adv.  reg.  of  names  page  70) 
Lcvison  Brothers,  629  Washington 
Marks  E.,  S  W  cor  Mont  and  Clay 
Neustadt  Emile.  I:i7  Montgomery 
Schmitt  15.  L.,  431  California 
Schmitt  Joseph  L.,  437  California 
SEAMANS  JOB  M.  &  CO.,  6:Jl  Wash- 
ington isee  adv.  dept.  page  37) 
SHERWOOD    ROBERf,    517    Mont- 
gomery 
SHUEVE    GEORGE  C.    &    Co.,    110 

Mont  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixi) 
Tucker  J.   W.  .te  Co.,  NW  cor  Mont- 

gnmerv  .and  Sutter 
Wcyl  Brothers,  333  Kearny 


Die  Sinkers. 

[See  also  Engravers.] 
Bancroft  A.  L.  *  Co..  721  Market 
Klumpp  William.  637  Washington 
KUNER  ALhERT,   611    Washington 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  25) 
Mendoza  Amado,  417  Broadway 
PAGES  JULES   F.,    610    Sacramento 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  20) 
PATCH  GEORGE  W.,  405  Front  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  11) 

Distillers. 

[See  also  Brcwer.n;   also  Camphenc; 

also  Liquors.] 
California  Commercial  and  Manufact- 
uring Co.,  411  Washington 
California  Rectifving  and  Depurating 

Co.,  425  Batterv 
Cusliman  &  Lipman,  lOSCalifonila 
Dows  J.  &  Co.,  221  Sacramento 
Jost  Charles,  411  Washington 
Favre  &  Jaussaud,  430  Jackson 
Jost  Charles.  S  s  Brannan  bet  Seventh 

and  Eighth 
Kerrins  <fe  Co.,  221  Sacramento 
Lyons  Ernest  G.  A  Co.,  510  Jackson 
Nolf  A.  L.  A  Co.,    8  s  Valencia  nr 

Seventeenth 
Schleifer  F.  &  Co.,  215  Front 
Irenchel  Godfrey  A., 621  Brannan 

Dock  Builders. 

BOOB AR  E.  C.  &  CO..  NW  cor  Steuart 
and  Howard  (Bee  adv.  dept.  page 
Hi) 

Still  &  Jones,  pier  4  Steuart 


Docks. 

[See  Dry  Docks.] 
Door  Springs. 

Simmons,  Rowe  &  Co.,  109  Sansom  and 
52  Clay 

Doors  nnd  Shutters— Iron. 

[See  also  Foundries:  also  Machinists.] 
Gallagher  James  J.,  712  Sansom 
KlTlRliDGE  <fe  LEAVll  r,225  Beale 

(sec  adv.  dept.  page  Ixviii) 
KITTREDGE   JONATHAN,  18  Fre- 
mont (see  flilv.  dept.  page  Ixxxv) 
McKlbliin  William,  317  Howard 
Nutting  Calvin,  417  Market 
Pritzel  August.  'i03  Fremont 
SIMS  JOHN  R.,  S  s  Oregon  bet  Front 
and  Davis  (see  adv.  dept.  page  14) 
Upstonc  John  E.,  38  Fremont 

Doors,  Sashes,  and  Blinds. 

[♦Manufacturers.] 
♦Beach  A.  C.  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Mission 

and  Fremont 
•Beale  >treet  Mill  Co.,  34-40  Beale 
♦CALIFORNIA    PLANING    MILLS, 

N  W  cor  Howard  and  Spear  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  Ixvi) 
*Cole  &  Haskell,  439  Brannan 

•Doe  B.  A  J.  s.,  46  Mkt d  447  Bran 

•EXCELSIOR  MILL  CO.,443 Brannan 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  31) 
Gariot  A  Son,  39  Market 
HALL  JOHN  A  SON,  11  Cal,  and  114 

JIarket  (see  adv.  dept.  page  33) 
•MACDONALK    1).    A.    Ac    CO.,    217 

Spear,  and  218  Steuart  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  xlvi) 
•MECHANICS'   MILL  AND  MANU- 

FAC  TURING  CO  ,SW  cor  Jlission 

and  Fremont  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  33) 
•Miller  A  Haley,  (Empire)  Berry  nr 

Fourth 
REED,    HOAGL.VND  A  NEWSOM, 

.523  Kearnv  (see  adv.  dept  page  13) 
RICHARDSON,  DELL   A   CO.,  NW 

cor  Beale  and  Mission  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  33) 
•Rossiter  James,  104  Francisco 
Wilson  A  Bro.,N  E  cor  Cal  and  Drumm 

Dramatic  Ag«>ncy. 

McCahe  J.  H.,  620  Washington 
Draym'n. 

Albert,  Lewis  A  Co..  pier  1  Steuart 
Belcher  Frederick  P..  318  Battery 
Blake  A  Thing,  Gold  nr  Sansom 
Blen  L.  W.,  pier  17  steuart 
Brideman  A  Lee,  NE  cor  Front  and 

Clay 
CarswcU  A  Williams,  209  California 
Chadbuurne  C.  F.,  200  California 
Clifford  Thomas  C.  .v  Co.,  43  First 
Collins  A  Bros.,  pier  3  Steuart 
Dillon  A  West,SE  (^or  Wash  and  Front 
Dorc  Edward  W.,  30  Sansom 
Elliott  H.  C.  A  T.  L.,  SE  Cor  Howard 

and  Steuart 
Farnsworth  David  L..210  California 
Goldstone  J.  B.,  SW  cor  Market  and 

Spear 
Gutte  Isidor,  cor  Sac  and  Battery 
Hanson  A  Sloore,  SE  cor  Cal  and  Bat 
Hichborn   Albert  C,  NW  cor  Front 

and  Clay 
Maginiiis  Eliphns,  516  Sacramento 
Morrison  John  M.,  418  Market 
Morse  E.  E.,  215  Front 
Morton  R.  A  J.,  304  California 
Nibbe  Jacob,  218  Fnmt 
San  Francisco  Hauling  Co.,  414  Beale 
Schussier  A  Ulmer.  21  15attery 
Scott  Timothy  F.,  38  Market 
Scdgley  John  R.,  NE  cor  Mission  and 

S  pear 
Sesser  Peter,  115  Battery 
Sessions  M.  P.,  N  W  cor  Cal  and  Bat 
Smith  A  Cutter,  304  Davis 
Souther  J.  W..  206  California 
Sianicis  William  H.,   SE   Main   and 

Mission 
Stanyan  Albert  P.,  SE  cor  Main  and 

Mission 
Stevens  Calvin  C.  118  Front 
Strauss  A  Frank,  5  Battery 
Sutherland  John  J.,  pier  3  Steuart 
Tubbs  Cassius  M.,  SE  cor  Spear  and 

Mission 
Worth  Charles  A.,  529  Market 


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735 


Dressmakers. 

Acker  Francis  Mrs.,  213  Dupont 
Alexander  Laura  Sirs.,  6  lay  lor 
Allen  A.  h".  Miss.  131  Monigoraery 
Allen  Slaiv,  311  Filth 
Alt  Manila  -Mrs.,  613 M  Stockton 
Andrews  Ann  .M.,517  Minna 
Andrews  Marj'  J.  Miss,  li(W  Pacific 
Angier  Elnise  V.  Mine.,  UbH  Sutter 
Asselin  Susan,  708  Jlonlgomery 
Babitt  Lizzie  .Miss.  11  ilason 
Barbier  Kunicc  Mrs.,  614  Ciilifornla 
Bavreutlu'i-  Mrs.  it  Jliss,  iHO  Bush 
Biinnger  Jluiy,  (widuw)  6J3  Bdwy 
Bousquet  Eliza,  (wiilow)  1028  Kearny 
Bowlan  Ellen  Miss,  1036  Folsom 
Brady  Rose  A.,  504  .■^eventh 
Brandt  Anne  .Mrs.,  648  Howard 
Brown  J.  U.  Jlrs.,  530  (Ireen 
Brown  M.  A.  Mrs.,  14  'I  liird 
Bryan  H.  .Mrs.,  8l»  Howard 
Butler  Elizabetli,  ti  Second 
Butler  Jlurv  E.,  63H  ilission 
Butler  Mary  H.,  SO.Uackson 
Byrnes  Harriet  S.  Airs.,  734  Howard 
Cady  Delia  ilrs.,  772M  Kolsoni 
Caldwell  V.  S,  iiiss,  217  Sixth 
Callahan  M,Miss,  103  Minna 
Campbell  Mary  .\.  iss,6:J8>i  Mission 
Cannavan  E.  Miss.  2.;8  Bush 
Carney  Isabi  llii  Miss,  660  Howard 
Carroll  Patrick  Mrs.,  548  Tehama 
Carson  Lucy  Mrs..  30>5  Zoe 
Cassidy  M.  E.  Mrs.,  17  Minna 
Chase  Ellen  Mre.,  Ill  Geary 
Chipman  C.  Z.  .Mrs..  7.39  Howard 
Chronigvr  S.  \V.  Mrs.,  830  Market 
Clark  M..  (widow)  188  Jessie 
Claussen  S.  Mrs,,  118 Morton 
Cleve  Hannnh  Jlrs.,  34  Everett 
Cockran  JIaria  Jlrs.,  1216  Union 
Coleman  M.  M.  Mrs.,  13  O'Farrell 
Colquhoun  E.,  (widow)  150  Tehama 
Conkelnian  J.  Jlrs.,  19  Geary 
Corcoran  D.  Mrs.,  (.03  Folsom 
Curtis  Hattie,  6J3  Post 
Dakin  S.  A.  Mrs.,  261  Minna 
Davison  Elizabeth,  23  Clinton 
DeRougniont  J.  Mrs..  1018  Stockton 
Denny  Alaria,  (widow)  748  Harrison 
Dorgan  Kxte  iliss,  130  Second 
Douglierty  Fannie,  321  Clementina 
DriscoU .lames  Jlrs,,  1326  Stockton 
Duhart  Celesta  Mrs,,  149  Third 
Duke  Catherine,  (widow)  788  Folsom 
Dundcs  Dora  Aliss,  45  Second 
Dunlap  Hannah  Mrs.,  609  V;illejo 
Dyer  Margaret,   X    s  Fourteenth  nr 

Guerrero 
Dyer  Mary  Miss,  1023  Sutter 
Eagles  Mariain  P.  Mrs.   1009  Howard 
Edstrom  Anna  Mrs.,  3il  Powell 
Faulkner  Jennie  Miss,  713  Howard 
Finnegass  Henry  Mrs.,  ■  06  Sixth 
Flynn  M.J.  Miss,  28  Kauscli 
Foley  Lizzie  .'Miss,  750 Howard 
Ford  Kate,  861  Folsom 
Franck  H.,  2f>3  Jessie 
Fromm  Auga-taMrs,,  409  Sutter 
Gilchrist  Maria,  6.'5  I'ost 
Gingraf  M.  Madame,  221  Tehama 
Grey  Mary  .Miss.  356  Third 
Groom  LydiaMrs.,  833  Clay 
Gross  Sarah  A.,  315  Clementina 
Grote  (iertrude  Mrs.,  433  Broadway 
Guddopp  H.,  (widow)  N  s  Vallejo  nr 

Lark  in 
Guiraud  P.  Jfadame,  605  Post 
Halloway  S.  J.  Jlrs.,  848  Washington 
Hart  Nancy  F.,  153  Third 
Hawley  U.  H.  Mrs.,  13  Geary 
Hill  R.  Mrs..  5  Vallejo  Place 
Hobbert  L.  Miss,  128  Kearny 
Joiner  Amy.  (widow)  407  Third 
Judd  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  S03  Bryant 
Keightly  ftlary  M  rs.,  20  Gearv 
Keith  Sara  11- A.,  (widow)  151  Shipley 
Kemp  Margiret  Sirs..  426  Third 
Kendall  M.  V.  .Mrs.,  26  Geary 
Kennedy  &  McGnider,  62  Third 
King  Helen  Mrs.,  920  Stockton 
Kmgsbury  S.  J.,  (widow)  135  Fifth 
Klein  Camille  Mrs.,  801  Stockton 
Kohler  Emily  Mrs.,  607  Howard 
Kunert  Marie  Miss,  828  Washington 
Laird  B.  Mrs.,  42  Everett 
Laraarohc  Madame,  112  Geary 
Lane  Mary  Jliss,  512  Bush 
Lavignc  A.  Madame,  263  First 
Lee  Ellen  Miss.  711  Folsom 
Lequevel  P.  Madame,  IIH  Dupont 
Lichteusteiu  Max,  809  Washington 


Ligon  Adele  Jfrs..  652  Washington 
Longet  A.  Mrs.,  215  Post 
LozaJ.  Miss,  13l3Stockton 
Mackic  Clara,  (widow)  804  Howard 
Mathieson  McLean  Jlrs.,  749  Howard 
Mayer  Alexandrina,  314  Sutter 
McDcery  Annie  Miss.  36  Natoma 
McGee  t.:atherine  Mrs.,  205  Fourth 
Mclntyre  .fc  Smith,  1001  Howard 
McMalion  Margaret  .Miss,  3  Stockton 
JlcNamara  Jane,  (widow)  .505  Third 
McQuade  C.  L.  Miss,  816  Mission 
Melvin  Jennie  IViiss,  227  Jlinna 
Mavcr  Eliza,  (widow)  46  Second 
Meyir  N.  D.  Mrs.,  903  Clay 
Miller  Ellen  Miss,  1320  Mockton 
Mitchell  Mary  Mrs.,  318  Kearny 
Mitchell  Mary  Mrs.,  303  Fourth 
Moinet  Jllchel  Mrs.,  426  Kearny 
Montipue  Mary  Mrs.,  214  Fourth 
Morris  J.  R.  Mis..  5  Stockton 
Jlorrow  Matilda  Mrs.,  116  Post 
Mugan  J.  Mrs.,  312  Sutter 
Murphy  .\nna  J.  Mrs.,  4.56  Sixth 
Murray  F.  X.  Mrs.,  919  Folsom 
Murray  Maria,  (widow)  641  Mission 
Neville  Catherine  Miss,  48  Silver 
Nichols  F.  A.  Miss,  725  Brannan 
Noyes  Nancy  C.  Mrs.,  214  Second 
O'Brien  C.  L.  Miss,  3  O'Farrell 
O'Donnell  Margaret  Miss,  239  Fifth 
O'Neill  Annie  A.  Mrs.,  706  Howard 
Ontiveras  B.  Mrs.,  407  Dupont 
Parker  Christine  Mrs.,  777  Market 
Peirce  Rachel  K.,  812  Howard 
Pierce  Catherine,  414  Jones 
Piatt  Richard,  1014  Kearny 
Pollard  &  McGuigan,  2^0  Fourth 
Pratt  T.  J.,  9lM  Folsom 
Preble  L.  W.  Mrs.,  5I4H  Third 
Prievetch  Amelia  Miss,  3iO  Minna 
QuiggM.  B.  Miss,  1112H  Stockton 
Kanisey  Selina  Mrs.,  NW  cor  Nine- 
teenth and  Shotwell 
Raschera  &  Connelly,  243  Third 
Reed  Mary  &  Annie,  231  Third 
Robert  Jules  Mrs.,  10  Stockton 
Robertson  Mary  Mrs.,  32  Second 
Ruggles  Lily  Mrs.,  1113  Stockton 
Russell  Margaret  A.,  515  Bush 
Saenger  Leopold,  417  Bush 
Scharowsky  Nathalie  Mrs.,  810  Wash 
Scherb  Francis  Mrs..  405  Post 
Schumacher  Elise,  332  Sutter 
Scliwalm  Helena  Mrs..  709  Stockton 
Sewall  H.  V.  Mrs.,  128  Kearny 
Shea  Kate  M.  Jliss,  221  Minna 
Shear  Rosina  Mrs.,  232  Sixth 
Shoemaker  Elise,  (wido.v)  208  Post 
Simmons  S.  Mrs.,  443  Bush 
Simons  Louisa,  (widow)  649  Clay 
Spring  Ellen,  (widow)  430  Sutter 
Sprod  Emma,  (widow)  109>i  Ellis 
Stem  Simon,  120  Seventh 
Stippler  Henry,  310  Dupont 
Sullivan  Annie,  (widow)  636  Howard 
Suter  Jcanettc,  (widow)  300  Kearny 
Tibhits  John  R.,  44  Sec(md 
Tishler  Hannah  Mrs.,  240  Sixth 
Tobin  Mary  Mrs.,  220  Sixth 
Tridon  Florine  Mrs.,  1024  Dupont 
Tuchinsky  John,  846  Washington 
Vznay  Frances  Mrs.,  2.53  Stevenson 
Walsh  Bridget  Mrs.,  120  Geary 
Walsh  Margaret  Miss,  636  Jessie 
Warren  C.  C,  (widow)  511  Bush 
Warren  J.  E.  Mrs.,  243  Second 
Weller  Conrad,  129  Second 
Winckelmann  Bertha  Miss,  919  Stock 
Witt  Julia  Mrs.,  233  Sixth 
Woodworth  E.  Mrs.,  6t4  Howard 
Young  C.  H.  Mrs.,  53  Fourth 

Dress  Patterns. 

Demlng  H.  A.,  137  Kearny 

Dress  TrimmlnKS. 

[*  Importers.    Sec   also  Cloaks ;  also 

Millinery,  etc.] 
Bauer  Bros.,  410  Kearnv 
Buyer,  Reich  <fc  Co.,  129  Kearny  and 

1015  Stockton 
DeHaun  JIary,  1214  Folsom 
•Duden,  Freres<fc  Co.,  NW  cor  Battery 

and  Pine 
Goldstein  Eva  Mrs.,  134  Second 
♦HELD  BROTHERS,  NE  cor  Market 

and  San  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xvii) 
•Holden  S.  P.  &  Co.,  28  Sansom 
Lederer  Simon  W.,  26  Third 
Leszynsky  &  Co.,  4  Kearny  I 


»LOCAN  *  CO.,  19  Montgomery  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  xviii) 
Loheide  Elizabetli  Mrs..  1000  Larkln 
Maass  A.  it  Co.,  38  Kearnv 
NORCROSS  Jc  CO.,  32  kearny   (see 

adv.  dept.  page  Ixvi) 
Polack    &    Hartinan,  18  Kearny  and 

1012  Stockton 
Sllberman  .vi,  Co.,  1221  Stockton 
Stolz  Bros.,  18  Second  and  532  Keamy 
Suter  Jeaniiettc  Mrs.,  300  Kearnv 
■Van  Duync Ellen, (widow)  I4>i  Fourth 
Willock    Ann,    SW   cor    Jones     and 

O'Farrell 

Drills— Itor  in  er. 

SEVERANCE,  HOLT  &  Co.,  (Dia- 
mond) 318  Calilornia 

Drugs  and  Medicines. 

Bauer  John  A.,  101  Post 
BOERICKE  it  TA  FEU  234  Sutter  (see 

adv.  register  of  niines  page  107) 
CRANE  i!,  BR1GHAM,324  Front  (see 

adv.  dept.  pajie  lx.\ii; 
Frese  Emil,  324  Clay 
Gros  A.,  NW  cor  Kearnv  and  Wash 
Heathfleld,  Hogel  Jn  Co.",  206  Buttery 
Hohlweg     Fred,    (essential    oils)    122 

Leidesdorft' 
Hug  &  Schmidt,  535  Commercinl 
Laiigley  Charles  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Clay 

and  Battery 
Lefevre  B.  &  Co.,  SE  cor  Washington 

and  Dupont 
Mahnz  Hugo,  304  Battery 
Newman  John,  411  Washington 
McDonahl  R.  H.  Jc  Co.,  S  W  cor  Market 

and  Fir.-t 
Painter  <fc  Calvert,  SE  cor  Clay  and 

Kearny  and  1  Masonic  Temple 
REDING  ION,  HOSIEITER  &,  CO., 

529Mkt(sec  adv.  alternate  pages) 
Saulnier  John  &,  Co.,  715  Sansom 
STEELE  JAMES  G.<t  CO..  ,521  Mont 

(see  adv.  reg.  of  names  page  692) 
Wakeleo  H.P.,  SE  cor  Jlout  and  Bush 

Dry  Docks. 

[See  also  Shipbuilders.] 

California  Dry  Dock  C<i., 28  Merchants' 
Exchange,  and  41m  Calilornia 

Merchants'  Dry  Dock  Co.,  28  Mer- 
chants' E.\cliange 

San  Francisco,  fool  of  Second 

South  San  Francisco  Dock  Co.,  418  Cal 

Ticheuor's,  foot  Second 

Dry 


and 


Goods— Importers 
Jobbers. 

[♦Retail.  Sec  also  Fancy  Goods;  also 

Furnishing  Goods.] 
♦AUSTIN  &  CO..  SE  cor  Jlontgomery 

and  Sutter  (see  adv.  dept.  pagexcv) 
Bachman  lirotliers.  10  Bntteiy 
Cobliner  Bros.,  310  California 
Cohen  William,  6  Battery 
Cook  I.  Brother  it  Co.,  18  Battery 
Gumming  .t  Co.,  '24  Sansom 
•DAVIDSON  J.   W.  Ji   CO.,  NW  cor 

Kearny  and  Post  (see  adv.  back 

cover) 
Dinkelspeil  L.  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Battery 

and  California 
Godchaux  Brothers  A  Co.,  109  Battery 
Goodman  Simon,  210  Sansom 
Heller  M.  ifc  Brothers,  112  Sansom 
Herrmann  S.  ife  Co.,  312  Sacramento 
HEYNEMANN  &  CO.,  5  Sansom  (see 

adv.  ilept.  page  xl) 
Holden  S.  P.  <t  Co.,  '28  S  insom 
James  it  Peckcrm;in,  308  California 
♦KAINDLEU,     SC    LLiER,     LELI- 

EVRE  A:  CO.,  100  .Montgomery 
♦Kerby,  Byrne  Ji  Co.,  7  .Montgomery 
Koshland  Brothers,  19  Sansom 
Lazard  Freres,  .525  -Market 
Levy  Gustave,  2  Battery 
Levy  Morris,  105  Sansoin 
Levv  S.  &  H.  123  Sansom 
MCCAIN,  FLOOD  it  McCLTTRE,  lU 

Pine  (see  adv.  dept.  paire  xix) 
MURPHY,  GI£.\NT    it    CO.,  NE  cor 

Sansom  and  Bush  (see  adv.  dept. 


page  ixv) 
ens  ' 


Sachs  L.  M.  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Battery  and 

Bush 
Scheyer  M.  it  Brother,  103  Sansom 
Strauss  Levi  <t  Co.,  14  Battery 
Uhlfelder,  Cahn  &  Co.,  218  Sansom 


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[*  Importers.] 

Abralinm  Philip  &  Co.,  44  Sixth 
♦AUSIIN   A  CO..  SE  cor  Montana 

Suttrr  (Sep  inlv.  dcpt.  page  xcv) 
Bauer  Bros.,  410  Kearny 
Becker  &  Jacoby.  34S  Third 
Bergstein  Louis,  301  Sixth 
Bernstein  Solomon,  1004  Stockton 
Bloch  John,  3  Virg.nia  Block 
Bloom  Jacob,  42  Fourth 
Bliimenthal  L.,  907  Kearny 
Burke  John,  634  Alarket 
Cahn  Jerome,  SW  cor  Seventh  and 

Kolsom 
Campbell  J.  P.  &  Co..  124  Kearny 
CoUinson  Thomas.  160  '1  hiril 
Cjukliiife'  Ueorge  \V.,  730  Market 
Couglilan  James,  731  Montgomery 
Cron  AilelUerl,  116  Second 
Curtin  Ciillahan,  601  Market 
Curtin  DhvicI,  7i3  .Montgomery 
Danielwitz  Joseph,  216  Sixth 
*DAV1US0N  J.  W.  &  Co.,  101  Kearny 

(see  adv.  Iiack  cover) 
Davis  David,  318  Sixth 
Dwyer  J.  C.  <t  Co.,  104  Third 
Essmann  Ernst,  714  JMontgomery 
Evans  Henrv.  118  Fourth 
Fischbeck  John  K.,  112  Third 
Erazer<\i  Co..  12  Kearny 
Gallan.l  Beimo,  60  Third 
GaUigaii  John  A  Co.,  306  Third 
GleasHii  William  H.,  36  Third 
Goldsmith  Simon,  250  I  bird 
Goldstein  Hester,  (widow)  255  Third 
Gorfinkel  Sar-ih  Mrs.,  1136  Dupont 
Gorle.v  it  Castle,  70!)  ilontgomcry 
Gunn'  Francis  J.,  705  Montgomery 
Ilainburger  B.,  230  I'liird 
Hanilln  Jolm,  350  Third 
Harris  Jacob,  5  Virginia  Block 
Heinebcrg  B.,  cor  Valencia  and  Six- 
teenth 
Henderson  Samuel,  844  Market 
Herman  Elias  S.,  422  I  hird 
Hicks  liichard  .M..  104  Second 
Hirech  .te  Ruef,  1122  Dupont 
Hummel  Gonrge,  813  Stockton 
Jacobs  Solomon,  302  Kearny 
Jacoby  ."^ainuel,  UtO  Stockton 
Jones  <fe  Wilkinson.  302  'Third 
♦KAINULEK,    SCELLIEK,    LELIE- 

VRE  .fc  CO.,  100  Alontgomery 
*Keane,  O'Cunnor  &  Co.,  109  Kearny 
Kennedy  &  Tobin.  232  Kearny 
Kennedy  &  O'Neill,  118  Third 
Kennedy  &  Durr,  lOS  Third 
*Kerby,  Byrne  <fc  Co.,  7  Montgomery 
Kerlin  Rebecca  IVlrs.,  114  Secund 
Knibbc  Henry  W.,  206  Kearnj' 
Kuhn  &  Goldschmidt,  628  Market  and 

140«  Fiiurth 
Landers,  Byrne  &  Co.,  4  Third 
Lazarus  Samuel,  1235  Stockton 
Leonard  &,  Co.,  720  Montgomery 
Levy  Bernsird,  328  Kearny 
Levy  Julius  it  Brother,  1106  Stockton 
Levy  Louis,  412  'Third 
Levy  Michael,  9  Kearny 
Lewcntlial  Wolf,  222  Sixth 
Ludorrt  August,  15  Third 
Magnes  Abraham,  2i<'6  Sixteenth 
Marks  Adolph,  1018  Dupont 
Marks  Jacob  C,  .50  Third 
Marks  Morris,  450  Third 
McDonald  i  Gavan,  218  Third 
McMahon  <te  Nelsnn,  H  Third 
Meyer  William,  1227  Stockton 
Moore  Jchn  J.,  SE  cor  Twenty-second 

and  Folsom 
Moral  Xathan,  909  Stockton 
Mosurove  Samui'l,  222  'Third 
O'Brien  J.  J.  it  Co.,  144  Fourth 
Olcovich  Briithers,  317  Third 
Phipps  <te  Fleriniken,  726  Montgomery 
Prager  A.  J..  25  Kearny 
Prescott  Brothers,  400  Kearny 
Bank  C.  P.,  37  Fourth 
Kedmond  John  J.,  112  Sixth 
Regan  Abraham,  230  Sixth 
Rosenbaum  Meyer,  214  'Third 
Rosenfelil   Abraham,   HE   cor  Hayes 

and  Ociavia 
Rosenthal  S.,  10  Kearny 
Rowane  George  P.,  154  Third 
Ryan  &  Co.,  120  Kearny 
Samuels  David,  46  Third 
Samuels  Julius,  630  Market 
Schonwasser  B.  &  Co.,  222  Kearny 
Schwartz  Lazarus,  624  Market 


Shirek  Rudolph.  .52  Fourth 
Shirek  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Puc  and  Stock 
Sichel  Moses,  11)08  .Stockton 
•Skerrett  Nicholas,  11  Montgomery 
Speier  Bernard,  NE  cor  Kearny  and 

Post 
Stolz  A.  *  Co.,  538  Itearny 
Stone  K.  L.,  6  Virginia  Block 
Strauss  Louis,  7  Virginia  Block. 
Supple  Edward,  158  Third 
♦TaatTe  ifc  Co.,  9  Montgomery 
Talbot  J.  C.  <fe  Co..  28  Kearny 
Villeneuve  John  M.,  1 121  Dupont 
Waller  it  Jacobi,  26  Kearny 
Wand  <fc  Co.,  32  Second 
Woolf  it  Brother,  936  Dupont 
Wynne,  Lowth  it  Co.,  706  Market 

Dye  StiiiTd,  Chemicals,  etc. 

[See  also  Apothecaries;    also  Drugs 

and  Medicines.] 
BERRY  &  PLACE,  (agents)  112  Cal 
Mahnz  Hugo,  304  Battery 
Newman  Jolin,  41i  Washington 
KEDINGTON,  HOS  TETTER  &  CO., 

529  Market  (see  adv.  each  alternate 

page) 

Dyers  and  Scourers. 

Bousquet  A.  M.  5Ime.,  217  Fourth 
t  hrislian  Sarah  Mrs.,  SO'*  Market 
Goux  J.  B.,  22  Geary,  and  233  'Third 
Hagerup  F.  C.  J:  Co..  Hi  Thiid 
MosfS  Jacob,  NE  cor  Fifth  and  How 
Pacific  Assorting  and  Scouring  Co., 

206  Front 
PerpoU  Maximiliano,  77  Fourth 
Pcrroul  Madame,  112  .sicond 
Ricklefson  G.  J.,  1408  Stockton 
Rolland  L.,  739  Clay 
Silberstein  Philip,  '247  Third 
Snow  John  F.,2d  Posl.and  635  Kearny 
Tliomaim  ii  Bordeaux,  735  Clay 
Thomas  Fran<;ois,  735  Washington 
AVeyer  A.,  54  Fourth,  and  1719  Powell 

]2ss  Dealers. 

ISee  Produce.] 

£Iectrician8 — Manufacturers 

Electrical  Constructing   and  Mainte- 
nance Co.,  522  California 
Field  Stephen  D.,  522  California 
Ladd  (ieorge  S.,522  Calitornia 
Luudborg  William,  810  Montgomery 

Electrotypers. 

[See  also  Silver  Plat  rs;  also  Stereo- 
type rs.] 
California  Type  Foundry  Co.,  407  San- 
son! 
Painter  &  Co.,  510  Clay 
Rochicioii  R.  F.,  10  Tyler 
Wiuterburn  Jostph  &,  Co.,  417  Clay 

Embalmers. 

Lyford  Louis  D.,  110  Sutter 
Embroideries. 

[♦Importers.] 
Dannetiberg  A.  Mrs..  8  .Montgomery 
DAVIDSO.V    J.  W.  &   CO.,  SW  cor 

Kearny  and  Post  (sec  adv.  back 

cover) 
Dreschteld  Henry  Mrs..  643  Post 
*Duden  Freres  Jt  Co.,  N  W  cor  Battery 

anil  Pine 
•HELD  BKOTHICRS,  NEcor  Mktand 

Sansoin  (see  adv.dept.  page  xvli) 
*Heller  M.  &  Bros.,  112  Sansom 
*HoMen  S.  P.  n  Co..  28  Sansoni 
♦JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  San- 
som (see  adv.  register  of  names, 

each  alternate  page) 
•KAINDLER,     SCELLIER,     LELI- 

EVRIi  it  CO.,  100  Montgomery 
Krcuscr  Constance  Madame,  7-32  Wash 
Lehmkuhl  J.  Mrs.,  (stamper)  HE  cor 

Fourth  and  Perry 
♦LOCAN  &  CO.,  19  Montgomery  (see 

adv.  depl.  page  xviii) 
McGinn  A.  Miss,  (stamper)  222  O'Far- 

rell 
*N0KCR0S8  &  CO.,  »2  Kearny  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  Ixvl) 
Prousergue  A.,  104  Geary 
♦Rosenbaum  it  Friedman, 24  Battery 
Sullivan  Catherine  Mrs.,  113  Second 


•TENCE  CHARLES  it  CO.,  13  San- 
soni (si-e  adv.  dipt,  page  l.xiil 

♦TOBIN,  DAVISSU.\  iV  CO  ,  NW  cor 
Sansom  and  Sutter 

♦UhlfclUer,  Cahn  .ii  Co.,  218  Sansom 

IJnsine  Builders, 

Berry  it  I'lace,  (agents)  112  California 
BootliH.  J.<t   Co.,  NE  cor  Firat  and 

Mission 
Caldwell  William,  113  Beale 
Deacon  William,  120  Alain 
GODDARD  .V.  CO.,  Fust  and  Fremont 

bet  Mission  and  Howard  (see  adv. 

dent,  page  xlv) 
HANSCO.M   it  CO.,  SE  cor  Fremont 

and  Tihamasee  adv.  dept.  pag^;  10) 
HAWKINS  iV  CANll!ELL,  210Bealo 

(see  adv.  dept.  jiagu  li) 
HINCKLEVj:  CO.,  -\E  cor  Fremont 

and  Tehama  (see  adv.  dept  page  16) 
Lochhead  Juliii,  115  Beale 
Manin  H.  B.  A.  Co.,  15  Fremont 
MINEKS"     FOUNDitV      AND     MA- 
CHINE WORlvS,253  First(secadv. 

dept.,  page  xlvii) 
PRACY  GEORGE  I'.,  lOD  Mission  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  3.9; 
RISDON  IKDN  .vN  1>  LOCOMOTIVE 

WOKKS  CO.,  SE  cor   Beale  and 

Howard  (see  alv.  dept.  page  9) 
Stoddart  David,  114  Beale 
VULCAN    IRON    WuKKS    CO.,    135 

Freiniut  (see  adv.  dept.  page  11) 
Ware  William,  231  Fremont 

Engineers— Civil. 

AUardt  George  F.,  SW  cor  Clay  and 

Kearny 
Black  George,  62J  Clay 
Blatchcly  Ambrose,  247  First 
BordweU  George,  432  .Montgomery 
Brady  John  B.,  6.4  .Merchant 
Burnett  William,  432  .Montgomery 
Gauthier  Eugene.  5:7  Clay 
GavnorJolin  P.,  4.6  .doingomery 
Gibbes  Charles  D.,  112  Mont  Block 
Goddard  George  H.,  121  Montgomery 
Goodyear  it  Blake,  Mercantile  Library 

Building 
Hall  William  H.,  302  Jlontgomery 
Harris  Robert  L.,  72  .Mont  Block 
Healey  Charles  T.,  601  California 
Hoadley  Milo,29  Merchants'  Exchange 
Hotlniann  John  D.,  7  8  Montgomery 
Hucrne  Prosper,  70j  Washington 
Humphreys  William  1*.,  City  Hall 
Hunt  George,  4.0  C.ilif  inia 
JORDAN  A.  H.,  430  .Montgomery  (see 

adv.  dept.  jiage  ^5) 
Lewis  William  J.,  302  Montgomery 
Mason  John  E.,  33  Montgomery  Block 
Maurau  J.  Russell,  432  .Monlgomery 
MCGREGOR    ALE.YANDEU    E.,    16 

City  Hall  (see  ads .  dept.  page  36) 
Morgan  'Thomas  W.,  528  Calilornia 
Poett  Alfred,  7.8  .Monigomcry 
Smith  David  II..  519  Fr..nt 
Smith  Julius  H.,  72  Montgomery  Block 
Stretch  R.  H.,  306  Tine 
'Turner  George  K.,  1313  Vallcjo 
Varicas  L.  G.,  410  Kearnv 
VON  SCH.M  1 1)  T  A.  W .,  808  Montgom- 
ery (see  adv.  dept.  page  liii) 
Von  Schmidt  Juliu.s  H.,  808  Mont 
Wackenrcuder  Vitus,  146  San  Bruno 

Road,  nr  Twent.v-eighih 
Watson  William  S.,  432  .Mon'gomery 
Weber  Adolph  C,  507  Monlgomery 

Eneineer  8— Mechanical. 

Lochhead  John,  115  Beale 
Radclifle  Charles  M..  2'iO  Kearny 
Pardy  George.  302  Jlnnigomery 
Pierce  George  L..  216  Bush 
Portols  it  Hillirt,  604  Meix'hant 
Smith  David  R.,  519  Front 
Stoddart  David,  114  Beale 

Engineers— Minine. 

Ashburner  William,  240  Montgomery 
Blatchely  Ambrose,  247  First 
Bowie  A.  J.  Jr..  438  Bryant 
Curtis  &  Peck.  304  Moiitgomery 
Goodyear  it  Blake,  Mercantile  Library 

Building 
Hall  Henry  J.,328  O  Farrcll 
Hodges  A.  D.  Jr.,  414  Clay 
Hunt  George,  4!0  California 
Janin  Henry,  '240  Montgomery 
Koels  Adolphus  E.,  104  Geary 


Frudent  men  insure  in  the  TEOFltES. 


O.  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Jewelry  and  Albums. 


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737 


PhlUips  J.  S.,  423  Washington 
Radcliffe  Charles  M.,  230  Kearny 
KIOTTE  &    LUCKHAR0T,  2l  First 

(sec  adv.  dept.  page  39) 
Stretch  Richard  H.,  NW  cor  Pine  and 

Sansom 
Watson  William  H.,  302  Montgomery 
Watson  William  S.,  432  Jlontgomerj' 
Werthcman  Edward,  ti08  Sacramento 
Wheeler  M.  A.,  513  Sansom 
AVhjmper  Fred,  432  Montgomery 

Engravers. 

Allen  James,  302  Jlontgomery 
Armbrusler  Julius,    (metal)  SW  cor 

California  and  Kearny 
Baker  George  U..  408  California 
Baldwin  A.  11.,  12  Sixth 
Bancroa  A.  L.  it  Co.,  721  Market 
BOSQUI    KliWAKD    &  CO.,  SE  cor 
Clay  and  Lcidesdorff  isee  adv.  reg. 
of  names  each  alternate  page) 
Boyd  Theodore  C,  (wood)  910  Market 
Brady  John  B.,  626  Merchant 
BRITTON  &  REV,   525   Commercial 
(see  adv.  register  of  names  page 
760) 
Brown  G.  T.  &  Co.,  540  Clay 
BURNS    llENUY    J.,    What    Cheer 

House  (sec  adv.  dept.  page  36) 
BUTLER    WARREN    C.  (wood)  611 

Clay  (see  adv.  dept.  page  24) 
Crane  &  Curtis,  (wood)  405  Sansom 
Deaves  Edward,  (wood)  517  Clay 
Dewey  <fe  Co.,  (wood)  414  Clay 
Eastman  Harrison,  (wood)  1123  Clay 
EITHER  RUDOLF,  (wood)  629  Clay 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxvii) 
GIANNINI  P.  A.,  I  seal)  622  Clay  (see 

adv.  dept.  pagelxxxiv 
Gihon   Thomas,   (card   and   seal)  519 

Montgomery 
Goldsmith  W.  E.,  (card  and  seal)  507 

Montgomery 
Harlow  F.  S.,  (wood)  802  Mont 
Hoflinan  J.  Gottleib,  414  Sacramento 
Joiner  John  J.,  (metal)  118  Kearny 
Klumpp  William,  637  Washington 
KUNER  ALBERT,  (seal)  611   Wash- 
ington (see  adv.  dept.  page  25) 
Lafaix  J.  Euqene,  (metal)  620  Merch 
PAGES  JULES  F.,  (seal)  610  Sacra- 
mento (see  adv.  dept    page  20) 
PA.TCH  GEORGE  W.,  405  Front  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  li) 
Phelan  &  Co.,  521  Sacramento 
Procureur  A.  P.,  648  Sacramento 
Riichlcioli  Raneri  F.,  10  Tyler 
Rosenthal  Joseph,  105  Third 
Roy  H.,  809  Clay 

Shourds  George  W.,  (wood)  432  Mont 
Stout  William  C,  610  Merchant 
TRUWORTHY     FRANCIS    M.,    321 

Front  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xlii) 
Wenzel  Edward,  614  Merchant 
Wood  George  M.  &  Co.,  312  Bush 


Engravers'  Tool*. 

Wood  George  M.  &  Co.,  312  Bush 

Engravings. 

ALGER  JA51ES  &  CO.,  (photogra- 

phic)  311  Montgomery 
Bancroft  A.  L.  A  Co.,  721  Market 
Bateman  H.  C,  227  Kearny 
Cohen  Hermann,  629  Clay 
Cunier  &  Winter,  211  Kearny 
Flood  Michael.  685  Market 
Gump  8.  .V;  G.,  117  Sansom 
HOUSEWORIH    THOMAS   &    CO., 

(photographic)    319    Montgomery 

(see  advt.  front  cover) 
Janbert  Eugene,  649  Clay 
Kollmyer  William  A..  640  Washington 

Mcquillan  b.  &  son.  -m  Leides- 

dorli;  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixiii) 
Murphy  John  F.,  325  Fourth 
Muybridge   E.   J.,   (photographic)  12 

Montgomery 
NILE  M.   1).,  225  Kearny  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  26) 
NYE  ALBERT-  G.,  29  Third  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  1) 
Rosenthal  Joseph,  105  Third 
Smith  &  Burkardt,  .545  Washington 
Shaddock  Thomas,  805  Market 
SNOW  &  ROOS,  21  Kearny  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  Ixxiii) 
Tierney  John  P.,  24S  Fourth 
Tolman  L.  A.,  719  Market 
Torres  L.  Y.  Mrs.,  403  Dupont 


WATKINS  C.  E.,  (photographic)  429 
Mont  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xcii) 

Exchange— By  Telegrapb. 

BANK  OF  CALIFORNIA,  NW  cor 
California  and  Sansom  (see  adv. 
dept.  page  ix) 

Donohoe,  Kelly  &  Co.,  SE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Sacramento 

LONDON  AND  SAN  FRANCISCO 
BANK  Limited, 423  California  (see 
adv.  dept  page  x) 

Sather  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Montgomery 
and  Commercial 

WELLS,  FARGO  &  CO..  NW  cor 
Montg(jmery  and  California  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  vlii) 

Expresses. 

Alameda  and  Contra  Costa,  Bamber  <fc 

Co.,  SW  cor  Jackson  and  Davis 
Alameda  Express,  Lovejoy  &  Co.,  435 

Davis 
Bamber  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Jackson  and 

Davis 
City  Letter  and  Package  Express,  SE 

cor  Washington  and  Sansom 
Olima,  SE  cor  Wash  and  Sansom 
Sacramento  River,  Johnson  in  Co.,  306 

Montgomery 
San  Francisco  Package.  306  Mont 
San  Francisco  Transfer  Co.,  208  Mont 
San  Jos6, 
San    Leandro   and   San  Lorenzo,   319 

Washington 
San  Rafael  and  San  Quentin,  SE  cor 

Davis  and  Jackson 
Vallejo,  306  Montgomery 
WELLS,    FARGO    &    CO..   NW   cor 

Mont  and  Cal(see  adv.  dept.  nace 

Viii)  r      r    b 

Wingate  Isaac  C,  NW  cor  Davis  and 
Pacific 

Fancy  Ooods— Importers  and 
clobbers. 

[See  also  Dry  Goods ;  also  Millinery. 

etc.] 

ADELSDORFER  BROS.,  23   Battery 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixv) 
Bachman  Bros.,  10  Battery 
Cobliner  Bros.,  310  California 
DAVIDSON  J.  W.  &  CO.,  103  Kearny 

(see  adv.  back  cover) 
Dinkelspiel  h.  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Battery 

and  California 
Feigenbaum  As  Co.,  120  Sansom 
Feldbusch  &  Co.,  306  Battery 
FELDMANN  L.  &    CO.,   Sl5  Sacra- 
mento (see adv.  dept.  page  Ixiv) 
Godchaux  Bros.  &  Co.,  109  Battery 
Haas  Martin  L.,  221  Kearny 
HELD  BROS.,   NE  cor   Market   and 
Sansom  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xvii) 
Heller  M.  &  Bros.,  112  Sansom 
Hoft'man  <fe  Co.,  17  Battery 
JONES.  PULLMAN  &  CO..  116  San- 
son! (see  adv.  reg.  of  names,  each 
alternate  page) 
KAINDLEU,    SCELLIER.     LE- 

LIEVRE  &  Co.,  100  Montgomery- 
Kohler,  Chase  <fe  Co.,  633  Clay 
LAZARD  FRERES,  525  Market 
Levy  Gustave,  2  Battery 
Lieberman  &  Co.,  121  Sansom 
LOCAN  &  CO..  19  Montgomery  (sec 

adv.  dept.  page  xviii) 
MCCAIN,  FLOOD  &  McCLURE,  109 

Pine  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xixi 
MICHELS.  FRIEDLaSdER  A  CO. 

7  Battery  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  Ixiv) 
Neustader  Bros.,  NW  cor  Battery  and 

Pine 
PASQUALEE..642  Washington  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  Ixxv) 
REDINGTON,  HOSTETTEE  &  CO.. 
529  Market  ' 

Rosenbaum  Joseph.  511  Market 
Rosenbaum  &  Friedman.  24  Battery 
Rosenblatt  Samson,  105  Kearny 
Sachs,  Strassburger   &    Co.,    SE   cor 

Sansom  and  Pine 
Schweitzer,  Sachs  &  Co.,  25  Battery 
.''on  &  Briggs.  SEcor  Sansom  and  Sac 
SPEYER  MORRIS  <fe  CO.,  219  Sansom 
Steinert  J.  &  F..  126  Sansom 
Swain  R.  A.  <fe  Co.,  200  Sansom 
TENCE  CHARLES  &  CO.,  13  Sansom 

(see  adv,  dept.  page  Ixii) 
THURNAUERA  ZlSjN,  633  Market, 


TOBIN,  DAVISSON  &  CO.,  NW  cor 

Sansom  and  Sutter 
VAN    SCHAACK  C.    P.  &    CO.,  714 

Kearny 
Weil  &  Woodleaf,  113  Battery 

Fancy  Goods— Retail. 

[♦Importers.] 
Ackerman  <fc  Bro.,  123  Kearny 
Alexander  Philip.  11005^  Stockton 
Altshulers  Levi,  S  s  Sixteenth  nr  First 

Avenue 
Anthony  Abraham,  1116  Folsom 
Apple  Sarah  Mrs,,  204  Kearny 
Armstrong  Catherine  Mrs.,  132  Fourth 
Bauer  lirothers,  410  Kearny 
Beniard  Isaac,  N  s  Sixteenth  bet  Va- 
lencia and  Mission 
Bessey  R.  W.,  (widow)  30  Second 
Bienenfeld  Ellas,  1229  Stockton 
Blum  Rose  Mrs.,  1325  Pacific 
Booker  Helen  E..  14  Second 
Breidenstein  Leonliardt,  615  Mont 
Brown  A.  F.,  304  Battery 
•Buyer,  Reich  &  Co.,  1015  Stockton, 

and  129  Kearny 
Chaize  Louis,  909  Folsom 
Cohen  Simon  &  Brother.  345  Kearny 
♦Cohen  William,  6  Battery 
Cohn  Louis.  1014  Dupont 
Collinson  T..  160  Third 
Cryer  Charles,  Mrs.,  26  Fourth 
Gushing  Ellen  Miss,  310  Thinl 
♦Darling  &  Co.,  629  Washington 
Dauphinot  Emile  &  Co..  1114  Stockton 
♦DAVIDSON  J.W.  .fcCO.,  103  Kearny 

(see  adv.  back  cover) 
Davis  David.  318  Sixth 
Dennery  Leon  L.,  1405  Stockton 
Douglas  Ellen  A.,  (widow)  1715  Polk 
Dreschfeld  Henry  Mrs.,  645  Post 
Egan  Mary  Mrs.,  147  Third 
Ehrlich  Hermann,  326  Sixth 
Evans  Henry,  118  Fourth 
♦Feigenbaum  &  Co.,  120  Sansom 
♦Feldbusch  &  Co.,  207  Montgomery 
Field  Hampton  E.,  1008  Market 
Frazer  iteCo.,  12  Kearny 
Frey  William  A.,  404  Kearny 
Friedman  Solomon,  1108  Stockton 

Giave  ife  Co.,  21  New  Montgomery 

Glucksman  I.,  308  Sixth 

Goldstein  Eva  Mrs.,  1.14  Second 

Haas  Martin  L.,  221  Kearny 

Hare  Elias,  cor  Eleventh  Avenue  and 
Railroad  Avenue 

♦Haseltine  William  &  Co.,  609  Sac 

Hasey  S.  L.,  521  Kearny 

Herzberg  Martin,  414  Sacramento 

Hirshfeld  J.,  125  Sansom 

Jaeoby  Samuel,  1110  Stockton 

James  David,  806  Market 

Jester  Anne,  510  Fourth 

♦KAINDLER     SCELLIER,  LELIE- 
VRE  &  CO.,   100  Montgomery 

Kecne  C.  C,  105  Montgomery 

Kline  Abraham,  56  Third 

Krone  Johanna,  122  Fifth 

Lafond  Victorine,  1325  Dupont 

LeMare  Mariquita  Mrs.,  NE  cor  Bush 
and  Stockton 

Lederer  S.  W.,  26  Third 

Leichstenstein  Morris.  34  Second 

Leszynsky  &  Abrahamson,  428  Kearny 

Leszynsky  <fe  Co.,  4  Kearny 

Li  ndemann  Augusta.  1341  Dupont 

•Little  Horace  &  Co.,  508  Montgomery 

Lobrec  Isaac,  1010  Market 

♦LOCAN  &  CO.,  19  Montgomery  (sec 
adv.  dept.  page  xviii) 

Lodge  Annie,  (widow)  612  Howard 

Loheide  Isabella  Mi-s.,  NE  cor  Larkin 
and  Post 

Lowenstein  Rodolph,  5  Third 

Maas  A.<fc  Co..SE  cor  Kearny  and  Post 

Mansbach  <fe  Bine,  12  Second 

JIarcuse  Hyman  L.,  1316  Stockton 

Marks  Adolph,  1018  Dupont 

Marks  J.  C,  50  Third 

McClister  Mary  Mrs..  1012  Market 

McDade  Alice.  1128  Folsom 

Milligan  E.  L.  Miss.  14  Second 
Morns  Elias.  2005  Polk 
MuchaPhiliD,  448  Third 
Murphy  M.  J.  H.,  646  Mission 

NATHAN  B.  <fc  CO., 540  Kearny  (see 


(see  adv.  dept.  page  17) 


adv.  registerof  names  page  71) 
Newman  John.  411  Washington 
O'Brien  Ellen  Mrs.,  211  Fourth 
Palmer  Bros..  730  Market 
PASQUALE  E.,  644  Washington  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  Ixxv) 


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Polack  &  Hartmann,  1012  Stockton 
Prouserguc  A.,  133  Kearny 
Rank  Cvrus  P.,  37  Fourth 
Reuben  George,  113  Sixth 
Rosenblura  Morris,  822  Market 
Roux  Francis,  135  Fourth 
Schmidt  J.  Mrs.,  1308  Dupont 
Schonholz  S..  40  Sixth 
Silbennan  <t  Co.,  1221  Stockton 
Simon  Simon,  214  Kearny 
Smith  Ahiinaz  B.,  262  First 
Solera  Seraflno,  1214  Stockton 
Spatz  John  H.  Mrs.,  1520  Stockton 
Stein  Hannah  Mrs.,  870  Folsom 
Stolz  A.  &,  Co.,  538  Kearny 
Stolz    Brothers,  532  Kearny  and   18 

Second 
Stone  Bernard  L.,  104  Sixth 
Thompson  Margaret  E. Miss,  Sixteenth 

nr  Mission 
*THURNAUER  &  ZINN,  533  Market 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  17) 
Van  Duyne  Ellen, ( widow)  14M  Fourth 
Vasselin  Hvppolite,  22  Fourth 
Waid  Anne  Mrs.,  SW  cor  Mason  and 

O'FarreU 
Warren  J.  E.  Mrs.,  248  Second 
Wash  Louis,  314  Fifth 
Weil  Henrv  L.,  314  Kearny 
Wetmore  W.  M.  Mrs.,  44  Second 
Wiener  Aaron  Mrs.,  824  Market 

Faro  Materials. 

WILL  &  FIXCK,  821  Kearny,  and 
140  Montgomery  (see  adv.  dept. 
page  Ixxviii) 

Faucet  Makers. 

[See  also  Turners— Wood,  etc.] 
GRACIER  &  HEALD,SE  cor  Mission 

and  Beale  (see  adv.  dept.  page  9) 
Swift  James,  24  California 
Waas  Henry,  SE   cor  Fremont  and 

Mission 

Feather  Dealers. 

McCabe  Owen,  216)i  Siith 

Feathers  Fancy. 

HELD  BKOTHERS,  cor  Market  and 
Sansom  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xvii) 
Roger  Angel  Madame,  529  Pine 
TENCE  CHARLES  &  CO.,  13  Sansom 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixii) 

Feed  Stores. 

[See  also  Hay  and  Grain.] 
Cosgritr  Bros.,  SW  cor  O'FarreU  and 

Hyde 
Dulip  M  Waddington,  534  Broadway 
Dunn  James.  SW  cor  Pac  and  Powell 
Dutton  ife  Moore,  pier  7,  Steuart 
Finck  A  Goetjen,  707  Mission 
Garmeau  Gaspar,  SE  cor  Sixth  and 

Mission 
Holmes  J.  B.  &  Smith,  14  Spear 
Lauterwasser  <fe  Peters,  223  Sixth 
McGinnis  &  Head,  26  Market 
McKenna  Michael  F.,  W  s  Drunun  nr 

Clav 
Miller  &  Hall,  21  Spear 
Moore  i;  Armstrong,  915  Post 
MORROW  GEORGE,  39  Clay,  and  28 
Commercial  (see  adv.  dept.  page 
xcvi) 
Nichols  William  H.,  NW  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Drumm 
Oakley  Samuel  E.,  210  .Sacramento 
Schwegerle  John  ,k  Co.,  .549  Brannan 
Smith  ii  Stephenson,  620  Broadway 
Vermeil  Jean  L.,  SE  cor  Brannan  and 
Eighth 

Ferries. 
Alameda,  Davis  nr  Broadway 
Central  Pacific  Railroad,  foot  Pacific, 

and  foot  Second 
Contra  Costa,  foot  Vallejo 
Oakland,  (creek  route)  foot  Pacific 
Oakland,  (railroad)  foot  Pacific 
Ban  Quentin,  foot  Broadway 
Saucelito,  Meiggs  Wharf 

Fertilizers. 

Ohlandt  &  Co.,  (animal)  cor  Jersey 
and  Alameda 

Potrero  Co.,  (bone)  29  Merchants'  Ex- 
change 


File  Makers. 

[See  also  Saw  Makers.] 
CALIFORNIA    FILE     MANUFAC- 
TURING  CO.,  437  Brannan  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  xlix) 
Eckel  Henry  B.,  311  Mission 
Nelson  &  Doble,  (agents)  13  Fremont 
PACIFIC     SAW     MANUFACTUR- 
ING   CO.,  17  Fremont  (see  adv. 
register  of  names) 
Thwing  J.  G.,  53  Beale 

Fire  BricIiB — Makers. 

[See  Brick  Manufacturers.] 

Fire  'Works. 

[See  also  Pyrotechnists.] 
Church  <fc  Clark,  407  Front 
Chy  Lung  i;  Co.,  (Chinese)  640  Sac 
Giorgiani  A.,  421  Washington 
Hop,  Kee  <&  Co.,  705  Dupont 

Firemen's  Caps. 

[See  also  Harness  and  Saddlery.] 
COOK  M.  M.  &  SONS.   801   Battery 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  lii) 

Fishing  Xackle. 

[See  also  Cutlers;    also  Gunsmiths.] 
BARTON  &  RUTTER,  609  Clay 
Clabruugh  it  Brother,  630  Montgomery 
(Jurrv  N.  A-  Brother.  117  Sansom 
HOWES  E.  K.  i;  CO.,  118  Front  (see 

adv.  register  of  names  page  339) 
Liddle  &  Kaeding,  .5:38  Washington 
PLATE    A.   J.,  510  Sacramento  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  xcvi) 
Wilson  <fe  Evans,  513  Clay 

Fishmongers. 

Bardellinl,  Angelo  &  Co.,  27  Washing- 
ton Market 
Bennett  Peter  B.,  31  Washington  Mkt 
Cavaletti  &  Lefebvre,  37  San  Francisco 

Cohen  William  E.,  18  Occidental  Mkt 
Curtis  John,  SW  cor  Fifth  and  Clem 
Feretti)  G..  52  Washington  Jlarkct 
Gabriele  Andrea,  28  Washington  Mkt 
GrifHth  Anthony  J.,  (salt)  123  Wash 
Harvey  Joseph,  115  Occidental  Market 
Hogan  Michael,  35  Metropolitan  Mkt 
Johnson  Robert,  California  Market 
Kessing  John  H.,  79  California  Market, 

and  7  New  Clay  Street  Market 
Larkins  &  Catania,  101  California  Mkt 
Lavignac  Louis,  (mussel)  Long  Bridge 
Lynde  &  Hough,  (salt)  416  Davis 
Marshall  Nicholas,  Washington  Mkt 
Mav  Peter,  Washington  Market 
McCollam  T.  AV.,  224  Sacramento 
Murray  William, 22  Occidental  Market 
Osgood  Rafael,  Washington  Market 
Overton  J.  B.  &  Co..  63  California  Mkt 
Pardini  &  Rittore.  (salt)  321  Davis,  and 

6  Clay  Street  ilarket 
Pauley  Jo.seph,34  Metropolitan  Market 
Silvestre   &   Vergade,   5    New    Clay 

Street  Market 
Spence  &  Johnson,  93  California  Mkt 
Tavlor  H.,  30  Central  Market 
Taylor  Theopbilus,  Union  Market 
Verzi  Ale.xandro,  20  Washington  Mkt 
Wolfl'  A.,  31  San  Francisco  Market 

Flags. 

BELL  JOHN  C,  514  Market  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  liv) 
JOHN.SON   r.  RODGERS,  325  Mont- 

gomerv  (see  adv. inside  back  cover) 
NORCROSS  &  CO.,    32   Kearny  (see 

adv.  dept.  nage  ixvi) 
PASQUALE  E.,  644  Washington  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  Ixxv) 

Florists. 

[See  also  N  urseries.] 

Allen  E.  <fe  Co.,  16  Post 

Appleby  Thomas,  NE  cor  Twenty-sec- 
ond and  Alabama 

Bernstein  George,  106  California  Mkt 

Brocq  Alfred,  619  Sacramento 

Chioussc  Joseph,  728  Washington 

Collie  &  Stewart,  118  Sutter 

Davidson  John,  NW  cor  Folsom  and 
Sixteenth 

Doyle  Luke  D.,  NW  cor  New  Ceme- 
tery Avenue  and  Bush 


Fautsch  P.  E.,  cor  Turk  and  Market 
Hourcade  Adolphe,  1221  Dupont 
Meherin  Thomas,  NE  cor  Oregon  and 

Battery 
Meyer  William  *  Co.,  27  Geary 
O'Hare  John,  NW  cor  Harrison  and 

Treat  Avenue 
Patterson  William,  40  Geary 
Potter  Henry.  SE  cor  Twcnty-flrst  and 

Alabama 
Robertson  William,  W  s  Folsom  bet 

Nineteenth  and  Twentieth 
Save  Placide,  Brooks  nr  Market 
Sturtevant  J.  L.  Mrs.,  8  O'FarreU 
Vincent  Sevln  &  Co.,  605  Sansom 
Vi\ien  August,  10  Eddy 
Winter  M.  Mrs.,  716  Washington 

Flonr  Dealers. 

[See  also  Commission  Merchants ;  also 
Produce;  also  Mills,  Flour,  etc.] 

Babcook  &  Sutton,  315  Davis 

Ballard  &  Hall,  NE  cor  California  and 
Davis 

Bassett  Joseph,  221  Clay 

Bogart  J.  M.  <te  Co.,  '206  Davis 

Bray  Brothers,  226  Clay 

Clayton  C.  &  Co.,  (Santa  Clara  Mills) 
NE  cor  Front  and  Clay 

Conro  F.  D.  &  Son,  (Golden  Age  Mills) 
719  Battery 

Davis  Horace  &  Co.,  (Golden  Gate 
Mills)  43  First 

Deming,  Palmer  &  Co.,  (Capitol  Mills) 
115  Commercial  and  116  Sac 

Eisen  Brothers,  (Pioneer  Mills)  14  Ste- 
venson 

Everding  J.  i  Co.,  48  Clay 

GROSH  &  RUTIIERFURD,  (Com- 
mercial Millsj  NE  cor  First  and 
Natoma  (see  adv.  <lept.  page  28) 

Ham  I.  H.,  (City  Mills)  845  Harrison 

Kennedy  Edward,  (Genesee  Mills) 
cor  Gold  and  Sansom 

Kinney  Brothers,  UO  Clay 

Lick  James,  121  Sutter 

Martenstein  J.  <t  Co.,  (National  Mill)) 
SW  cor  Battery  and  Pacitic 

McCune  James  N.,  (Central  Mills)  117 
Clav 

McHugli  John,  206  Clay 

McNear  ite  Brother,  3U6  Davis 

Mitchler  G.,  213  Clay 

Monteith  Thomas,  315  Davis 

Oakley'  Samuel  E.,  210  Sacramento 

Pfister  A.  <fe  Co.,  Ill  Clav 

Ravmond  J.  P.  <B  Co.,  119  Clay 

SperryA  Co.,iStocktonMills)  210  Davis 

Stewart  George  W.  &  Co.,  106  Davis 

AValdo  George  D.,  210  Davis 

Whcelan  <fe  Co.,  (Wheelan's  Mills) 
NW  cor  Washington  and  Drumm 

Witham  W.  L.,  SW  cor  Clay  and 
Davis 

Ziele  J.,  (Pacific Mills)  568  Pacific 

Forges. 

PACIFIC  ROLLING  MILL  CO.,  3 
Front  (see  adv.  dept.  page  v) 

Forwarding  MIercbants. 

[See  Shipping  and  Foi-warding.] 

Foundries. 

[See  also  Brass  Foundries;  also  Ma- 
chinists, etc.] 

AKGELL,  PALJIER  *  CO.,  253  First 

(see adv.  dept.  page  xlvii) 
Booth  H.  J.  A  Co.,  (Union)  NE  cor 

First  and  Mission 
Caldwell  William,  (Cyclops)  113 Beale 
California  Foundrj',  N  W  cor  Main  and 

Harrison 
Clerc  i  Co.,  (City)  28  Fremont 
Dobrzensky  Morris,  (brass)417  Mission 
Gallagher  James  J.,  (Excelsior)  712 

Sansom 
GARitATT  W.  T.  *   CO..  (brass)   SE 

cor  Fremont  and  Mission  (seeadv. 

dept.  page  12) 
GODDARD  &  CO.,  (Pacific)  First  and 

Fremont  bet  Mission  and  Howard, 

(see  adv.  dept.  j)age  xiv) 
Golden    State  Iron   Works,  (coopera- 
tive) 19-25  First 
Greenberg  &  Co.,  (Eagle,   brass)  205 

Fremont 
HANSCOM  <fe  CO..  SE  cor  Fremont 

and  Tehama  (see  adv.  dept.  page  10) 


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HI>,CKLEY  &  CO.,  (Fulton)  NE  cor 
iremont  and  Tehama  (see  adv. 
dept.  page  IK) 

L'?'r?.D^Uv.','?'','=H*""'  "28  Washington 
'^"oL^'??^,^  *  LEAVITT,  (Pioneer) 
iil   Beale   (see     adv.    dept.   page 
Ixviii)  *^  " 

KITrUEDGE    JONATHAN,    (Phoe- 
nix) 20   Fremont   ^see   adv.  dept. 
pagelxxxv) 
J'?'J?',','Jl""8''  H'^O  Fremont 
LLEWELLYN  &  CO.,  (Columhia)  135 
HT  J^-uu® '?f,'?.?''^^-  dept.  page  14) 
McKibhin  Wilham,  (Eureka)  317  How 
Miners     Foundry,   Augell,  Palmer  & 

Co..  249  First 
^^^r.^ML  FOrNHRY     AND    MA- 
CHINE   WORKS.   253  First   (see 
advdept.  page  xlvii) 
Moore  W.  H.  &  fi.  M.,  (brass)  112  Beale 
Moyiiihan  ii  Aitken,   (Portland)   313 

Mission 
Palmer,  Knox  &  Co.,  (Golden  State) 

19  to  25  First 
RISDON  IRON  AND  LOCOMOTIVE 
WORK.S,  SE  cor  Beale  and  How- 
ard  (see  adv.  dept.  page  9) 
Rochicioll  Raneri  F..  1()  Tyler 
SAVAGE  A  SON,  (Empire)  145  Beale, 
and  294  Howard   (see  adv.   dept. 


page  Ixxxiii) 
TH^-AfPSON   BROTHERS,  (Eureka) 

vu  " 


129  Beale(see  ad v  dept.  page  xxxii) 
ULCAN  IRON  WORK.S  CO..  135 
t  remont  (see  adv.  dept.  page  11) 
WEED  Ji  KINGWELL;  (California, 
brassj  125  First  (see  adv.  dept.  page 
15) 

Frame        JWakers  —  l,ookiiig 
Olass  aud  Plctara. 

[See  Carvers  and  Gilders ;  also  Picture 
Frame  Makers.] 

Fringes  and  Xaseels. 

Englandcr  William,  751  Market 
Ettingcr  Moritz,  306  Sutter 
NORCROSS  &   CO.,  32  Kearny  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  Ixvi) 

Fruits. 

[See    also     Merchants,     Commission 
Produce.] 
[*  Importers.] 
Ahem  Martin,  712  Kearny 
Alcayaga  Jose,  527  Broadway 
Alexander  Eli,  18  JletropolitanMkt 
Allison  (fc  Co.,  309  Washington 
Allsgood  Frederick,  19  Central  Market 
Avery  D.  R.,  41  Washington  Market 
Baker  Charles,  145  Post 
Barry  Michael  J.,  SW  cor  Sac  and  San 
Bernard  &  Co.,  16  Occidental  Market 
Bordi  Battista,  843  Pacific 
Boylen  &  Co.,  1409  Stockton 
Brady  John,  227  Fifth 
Braley  George  A.,  NW  cor  Jackson 

and  Oavis 
Brickett  John  B.,  944  Market 
Broad  Jane  Mrs.,  224  Fifth 
Brown   Richard,   SE   cor   Fifth   and 

Shipley 
Brown  <fe  Arnold,  .30  California  Market 
Bruno  Nicholas,  405  Broadway 
Builelti  &  Selna,  Pacific  Fruit  Market 
Bullman  James  C,  324  Sixtli 
Callahan  Patrick  J.,  SLxteenthbet  Va- 
lencia and  Guerrero 
Cameron  JI.  A.,  (widow) 214 Mission 
Cassidy  Edward,  11  Central  Market 
Catlin  &  Woods,  13  Fourth 
Chase  George  W.,  428  Folsom 
Cheyne  Robert,  140  First 
♦Church  Js.  Clark,(whole8ale)407  Front 
Clafl'ey  John,  922  Market 
Clayton  Maria.  N  s  Sixteenth  nr  Va- 

Cohen  M.  D.,  110  Second 

Colby  Zebulon  F.,  Meiggs'  Wharf 

♦Conrad  David,  (wholesale)  NW  cor 

Front  and  Washington 
Conrad  Henry,  1105  Howard 
Cumniings  Henry  K.&  Co.,  415  Davis 
Cunningham  John,  944  Kearny 
Curraii  i  liomas,  668  Howard 
Dabovirh  Ellas,  822  Washington 
*pabovich  Nicholas,  207  Washington 
Dalton  Richard,  321  Pacific 
David-^im  A.  J.  &  Co.,  (wholesale)  314 

Wa.-<liington 
Dawson  H.,  19  Vallejo 


Dolheguy  A.,  603  Da\is 

Drake  <fe  Emerson,  312  Washington 

Dnscoll    F.,    SW    cor  Harrison   and 

Twenty-fourth 
Drury  F.  S.,  754  Market 
DuflTy  J.  J.  &  Co.,  30  Occidental  Mkt 
Dwyer  Ann  Mrs.,  cor  Ninth  and  Miss 
Edmonds  C.  W.,  1313  Pacific 
Ellwood  Frederick  H.,  258  Third 
Emery  &  Lord,  235  Sixth 
Fawcett  <fe  Augsburgh,  8  Metropolitan 

Market 
Fenton  Patrick,  Grove  nr  Laguna 
gerrari  »•.  NW  cor  Wash  and  Bat 
Findley  James  H.,  NAV  cor  Hyde  and 

Allen 
Fitzsiminons  Charles,  603  Sutter 
Foster  Anthony, 421  Fourth 
Fowler  William  C,  cor  Fourth&Berry 
Fox  Morris,  633  Union 
Fromhein  Julius  &  Co.,  136  Second 
Fromhein  William,  153  Fourth 
Frowley  Thomas,  1062  Howard 
Gardiner  Thomas,  Grand  Central  Mkt 
Garibaldi  Jerome,  1505  Powell 
Garnery  &  Co.,  6  8.  F.  Market 
Gately  T.  Mrs.,  400  Post 
Gavin  P.  T.,  38  Occidental  Market 
Gelalia  G.,  802  Dupont 
Jr'i'j'.F'^'y  Michael.  1127  Folsom 
GilflUan  &  Hohenschiid,  33  Cal  Mkt 
•Giorgiani  A.,  421  AVashington 
Ginozhio  Joseph,  Oakland  Ferry 
Gnecco  Nicholas,  SW  cor  Battery  and 

Jackson 
Godsil  Timothy,  733  Brannan 
Goss   Jacob,    SE   cor    Shotwell   and 

fweiity-second 
Gregovich  N.,  210  Stockton 
Grifllth  it  Ellis,  500  Sansom 
Grisich  Joseph,  619  Davis 
GusinaM.,  1237  Mission 
Hall  ct  Co  ,  21  California  Market 
Halliday  John,  141  Third 
Hamlin  Thomas,  N  W  cor  Stockton  and 

Sacramento 
Harris  Hermann,  W  s  Main  bet  Mission 

and  Market 
Haseltine  A.  S.,  423  Davis 
Hassell  Henry,  I  and  2  New  Clay  St. 

Market 
Hodge  Alexander,  713  Folsom 
Holland  &  (iaUagher,  209  Washington 
Holman  <t  Co.,  323  Washington 
Horn  Joseph  P.,  28K  First 
Howe  .fc  Hall,  408  Davis 
Huber  Casper,  .56  Washington  Mkt 
♦Hughes  George,  315  Washington 
♦Ivancovieh  J.  &  Co.,  520  Sansom 
Jacobson  Jacob,  24  Third 
Johnson  James,  2405^  Fifth 
Kelly  A  Cusiek,231  Second 
Kent  Thomas,  SE  cor  Cal  and  Mont 
Kerlin  Ji  Engelke,27  California  Market 
Klunok  &  Lepes,  NE  cor  Washington 

and  Stockton  ® 

♦Knapp  &  Grant,  111  Washington 
Label   Henry,  SE  cor  O'Farrell  and 

Taylor 
Laffl  Lueio,  16  Washington 
Largorio  B.,  502  California 
Lavyna  Luis,  445  Bush 
Lefevre  Joseph,  820  Stockton 
Leonard  Patrick  H.,  Union  Market 
Lewis  George,  NE  cor  Gearj-and  Leav 
Liebenow  W.  <fe  Co.,  1426  Stockton 
♦Littlefield,  Webb  &  Co.,  316  Wash 
Loewenhayn    Henry,    Pacific     Fruit 

Market 
Loomis  Christopher,  36  First 
Lundy  William,  l.'i28  Stockton 
Lunstedt  Jacob,  1804  Powell 
♦Lusk  A.  &  Co.,  (wholesale)  Pacific 
Fruit  Market 


Moore  Z.  W.,  39  California  Market 
Morris  Ellen   Mrs.,    10   Metropolitan 

Market 
Moutry  James,  1222  Howard 
Muller  &  Bockman,  29  California  Mkt 
Murphy  Francis  P.,  211  Turk 
Murphy  &  Conners,  22i  Washington 
Nachtricb  Fred,  43  Third 
Nauman  Charles.  .507  Sansom 
>ie8e  Fred,  978  Harrison 
>ioble  Beattie,  Union  Market 
Nolan  Edmund,  NE  cor  O'Farrell  and 

Carlos  Place 
Northrop  Frederick.  43  Third 
O'Brien  Patrick,  500  Market 
Onesti  &  Biagi,  501  Sansom 
Oellrich   Brothers,    33    Metropolitan 

Market 
Orr  John.  247  Fourth 
Overton  J.  B.  &  Co.,  63   California 

Market 
Page  Joseph,  303  Third 
Pangbom  Sylvester,  15  Central  Market 
Paulsen  L.,  (stand)  SW  cor  Broadway 

and  Davis 
Perkins  William  H.,  442  Third 
Perry  James  M.,  SAV  cor  Sixth  and  , 

Minna  and  141  Third 
Peter  George  Simon,  SW  cor  Folsom 

and  Seventh 
Petit  Margarita,  133  Post 
Podesta  Joseph  NE  cor  Bush  and  Dup 
Pratt  Levy  0.,  445  Bush 
Precht  &  Eggers,  Pacific  Fruit  Market 
Radovieh  Theodore  &  Co.,  501  AVash 
Raphael  Gamboro,  802  Kearny 
Roberts  John  E.,  86  California  Market 
Robinson  A.  J.,  401  Pine 
♦Robison  David  N.,  217  AVashington 
Roethalz  Yetter,  239  Sutter 
Rosa  Gaetino,  715  Davis 
ROTHSCHILD  &  EHRENPFORT,408 

Clay  (see  adv.  dept.  page  19) 
Roza  Jacintho,  638  Pacific 
Ryan  Mary,  3  Jansen 
Siiiider  Jacob,  316  Sixth 
Sauguinetti  Joseph,  NE  cor  Bush  and 

Dupont 
Shillaber  &  Co.,  268  First 
Small  John,  1000  Market 
Smith  Frederick,  1330  Dupont,  and  cor 

Kearny  and  Jackson 
Smith  George,  37  Sacramento 
Smith  Maria,  (widow)  1103  Folsom 
♦Marr  &  Little,  312  Washington 
Stevens  AVilliam,  1208  Pacific 
♦Stewart  &  Buckley,  623  Merchant 
Taylor  George,  NE  cor  Powell  and 

Bush 
Thoi-mahlen  Henry,  202  First 
A^icci  Roccho,  SE  cor  Broadway  and 

Sansom 
Vici  Peter,  SW  cor  Mason  and  Pac 
Vicini  Peter,  SW  cor  Sacramento  and 

Mason 
Wanen  August.  13  Sixth 
Webb  Henry,  358  Fourth 
Weindorff  Jacob,  SW  cor  Fourth  and 

Tehama 
WetereU  Peter,  1118  Folsom 
Whalen  James,  ,533  Fourth 
AA'heeler  Andrew,  N  s  Geary  nr  Hyde 
AViese  George  Mrs.,  409  Union 
AA'ilson  John,  SE  cor  Sac  and  Mont 
Wolfl  Bernard,  1328  Stockton 
AVorden  Charles  H.,  3U8  Fifth 
Young  George,  N  s  Sixteenth  nr  Val- 
encia 
Zocchi  Denis,  1303  Dupont 


Fur  Dealers. 

Alaska  Commercial  Co.,  425  Sac 
r  luii  iuarKci  I  Bearwald  Tobias,  106  Kearny 

LysettJohn  P.,26  Metropolitan  Market  I  Bertrand  Andre.  7.50  AVashington 
Maggs  George,  250  Eighth  California  Russian  Fur  Co.,  420 Mont 

Maison  John.  1118  Folsnm  Honi<r  Michael  .56 Spi^nnrt 


^i^'SB"  vjcurge,  20W  ii-igntn 

Maison  John,  1118  Folsom 

Marks  Ernestina,  528  Third 

Martini  Rose,   NAV  cor  PoweU  and 

Union 
Mass  P.  H.,  417  Sutter 
Matovlch  Matthias,  1302  Stockton 
McAulift-e   Timothy,  NW  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Washington 
McDonald  R.  621  Kearny 
McDonough  James,  212  Washington 
McGuire  E.  Mrs.,  812  Market 
McMann  James,  525  Davis 
Mechaud  Francis,  233  Third 
Michel  Joseph  H.,  616«  Market 
Milne  James,  SE  cor  Fourth  and  Berry 
Moore  Edward,  SW  cor  Dora  and  Har 


Honig  .Michael,  56 Second 
Hutchinson,  Kohl  &  Co.,  425  Sac 
Lachman  M.  <fc  Co.,  6  Kearny 
Llebes  H.  &  Co.,  129  Montgomery 
MEUSDORFFER  J.  C.<fc  BROTHER, 

NE   cor  Montgomery   and   Bush 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  Iv) 
Muller  Adolph,  113  Montgomery 
Muller  F.  P., 32 Montgomery 
Shirpser  Isidor,  24  Montgomery 
Tophtz  Fabian,  641  Market 
Wassermann  A.  &  Co.,  425  .Sacramento 
White  Isaac  K.,  221  Sacramento 

Furnaces  and  Sanges. 

[See  Cooking  Ranges ;  also  Stoves.] 


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r*  Imnorters.    See  also  Clothing.] 
»AX>KUuOKi-Eli     BROTHERS      21 
and  23  Bal(seeadv.  dcpt.  pagelxv) 
♦Alexander.!,  ii  Co..  SW  cor  Battery 

and  Bush 
American  H.  <fe  Co.,  .W  Second 
Anderson  &  Irving,  141  Montgomery 
♦  Atkinson  L.  &  Co.,  310  Calitornia 
*bVdOE11&  USiVE-S-BERGER.T  San 
•BaumJ.  &  Oo.,«2  Sansom 
Beamish  &  Gilwon,  218  Montgomery 
Benedict  &  Co.,  5  Second 
Binswanger  Lewis,  513  Kearny 
Bloch  Abraham  B.,  1107  Dupont 
Bloch  John,  m  Kearny 
Blumenthal  L.,  »"'  Ij-Sarny 
Bornstein  Julius,  112  Fourth 
Brisk  Julius,  544  Third 
ifirown  &  Hutchinson,  108  Battery 
*Bullock  &  Jones,  421  Montgomery 
Burr&  Co.,. ^Second 
Church  T.  R.,  223  Montgomery 
Close  ii  Wilkins,  802  Market 
Cohn  J.  M.,  306  Sansom 
CohnL.B. ,22.')  Sansom 
Cohn  Simon,  421  Ke^im.v  „    .  „,. 
Conkling  George  W-,  610  Market 
Dake,  McKown  &  Co.,  1.5  Kearny 
Davis  Max,  43-5  Broadway 
Davis  &  reixotlo,  .513  Market 
Drever  J..  408 Sacramento 
♦ELFELT  A.  B.  &  C0.,1U  Battery  (see 

adv.  dept.  pagelxvi) 
Figel  Joseph,  211  Montgomery 
♦Fishel  &  Co.,  S\V  cor  Sac  and  Bat 
Friedlander  H.  &  Co.,  .5  Third 
GEDGE&  THAYER,  323  Montgomery 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  27) 
Godfrey  William  A.  rf..,105  Second 
Goldstein  I.  A;  Son,  416  Sacramento 
Goldstone  Jacob,  926  1>"19"^„„ 
Goodman  &  Lindner,  237  Kearny 
iGrecnebaum  Bros.,  119  Battery 
Gunn  Francis  J.,  705  Montgomery 
Hagans  G.  W.  Mrs.,  15  Sew  Mont 
Hanlon  Brothers,  7i5  Montgomery 
1  Haskell  &  Son,  36  Geary 

tHastings  C.  C.  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Mont 
'         Boraery  and  Sutter 
♦Holden  S.  P.  A  Co.,  28  Sansom 
Holt  Thomas  A.,  812  Kearny 
Hyams  George  J.  S.,  525  Kearny 
Jerome  L.  S.,737  Washington 
innps  &  Co..  712  Market 
Joseplwt  Brothers,  S\V  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Pine 
Keser  Louis,  934  Market 
Kline  Abraham,  56  Ihira 
Levine  Adolph,  693  Market 
Llebling  J.  Mrs., 906  Dupont 
Lindnef  &  Kron,  929  Kearny 
•Love  &  Black,  209  Montgomery 
Magary  &  Co.,  231  Kearny 
Martin  J   M..  431  Montgomery 
*McCAIX.  FLOOD  &  MCCLURE.  109 

Pine  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xix) 
*Mever  William  &  Co.,  108  Sansom 
Meyerstein  Henry,  .537  Keaniy 
Mpverstein  &  Lowenherg.  25  Sansom 
?MicHE{!srFKIEI>LA>l)ER  &  CO. 
7  Battery  (see  atlv.  dept.  page  Ixiv) 
♦Morgenlhan  Max  108  Bush 
♦Monson.  Harris  &  Co    112  Bush 
♦Seustadter  Brothers,  NW  cor  Batterj' 

and  Pine 
♦Orr  &  Atkins,  417  Montgomery 
Platshek  Julius  ii  Bro.,  SE  cor  Kearny 

SamT^m  AmU  B.  &  Co.,  102  Second 
IK?.tN'wfi!L&   &   CO..   608 
Montgomery  (see  adv.  dept.  page 

Shev^r  M.  &  Bro.,  103  Sansom 
Siherstein  Simon,  502  Kearny 
•STEIS  SIMON  &  CO.,632  Sacramen- 

t,)  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixi) 
♦STEINHART  W.  &  I.  &   CO.,  3  Bat- 

terv  (see  adv.  dept.  page^lxxviii) 
*TokU."s.  Hahn  'fe.P':;'"^"-  24  .^""'^^J'VlB 
*VAV  SCilAACK  C.  P.  &  CO.,  708-716 

Kearny  (see  adv.  register  ol  names 

each  alternate  page) 
Women's  Cooperative  Union,  28  Post 
Furnl»hlnBOood»-I.adle».  ^ 
[Sec  alsoDressmakers,  also  Millinery] 


Beldon  Emma,  22  Geary 
D:innenl)Prg  Am.ille,  8  Montgomery 
Friedlander  H.  &  Co. .  9  Third 
Goldstein  Eva,  (wMow)  26  Second 
Hanlon  Bros.,  725  Montgomery 
Holden  S.  P.  &  Co.,  20.S  Sansom 
Johnson  O.  B.,  223  Fitth 
Joseph  Hyman  Mrs    1025  Howard 
Ladies  Dcjjositorv,  15  New  Mont 
Landers,  Byrne  &  Co^  4  Third 
LieblingJ.Mrs,9|mDupoiit 
MICHELS,  FRIEDLANDER  &   CO. 
9  Batterv  (see  adv.  dept.  pagelxiv) 
Milli"an  L. "Miss,  14  Second 
Pons  Charlotte  Mme,  631^  Sacramento 
Prouseriiue  Antoine,  104  Geary 
Sampsoi^Amasa  B.  &  Co.   102  Second 
Summerfleld  Alexander,  lib  Kearny 
Taafle  &  Co..  9  Montgomcrv 
TOBIN  n'vVISSON  &  CO.,  NW  cor- 
ner Sansom  and  Sutter 
Van  Duvne  Ellen  Mrs     14  Fourth 
Wetmore  W.  N'.  Mrs..  46  Second 
Wom.-n-s  Cooperative  Union,  28  Post 
Wright  Alfred,  6  Sixth 


Furniture. 

[•Importers.] 
Abrahamas  John,  624  Battery 
Balink.  Herman,  245  Fourth 
Baum  GusUiv  709  Paciflc 
B.aumi  Ladd,6U5  California 
BELL  JOHN  6.,  514  Market  (see  adv 

dept.  page  liv) 
Bendit  Charles,  1019  Dupont 
Berliner  Isidor  A.,  3.53  Third 
Beniard  Julius,  1120  Stockton 
Bernstein  Elias,  249  Third  . 

Bernstein  M.C.  &  Co.,  517  California 
Berson  A.  &  Son,  712  Washington 
•Boston  Furniture  Co..  649  Market 
Boyd  John,  747  Folsom 
Bradley  Peter,  209  Fourth 
Brown  James  W.,  7  Fourth 
Bush  Nathan,  116  Fourth 
Caro  Wolf,  32.t  Dupont 
•Cole  N.  P.  &  Co.,  220  Bush 
Collins  James  \V.,  926  Market 
Croskev  R.  &  Co.,  .30  Fourth 
Davis  rtarris,  816  Montgomery 
Doherty  Roger  G.,  511  Fourth 
Drinkwater  Thomas.  425  Dupont 
Dunlop  &  Hayes,  6  Fourth 
Egan  Richard  R.,  8(15  Howard 
Emanuel   L.   <fc   E.,    (manufacturers) 

Berry  bet  Fourth  and  Fitth 
Eriin  Gustav.  (school)  445  Brannan 
Faye  Thomas  P. ,9i9  Folsom 
Feig  Alexander,  237  Third  , 

Field  ii  Frei,  (manufacturers)  483  Bran 
Flahaut  Jean,  740  Washington 
Frank  Henry,  217  Commercial 
•Goodwin  &  Co.,  334  Pine 
Greenberg  Abraham,  708  Paciflc 
Harris  Bernard,  253  Third 
Heney  William  J.  A;  Co.,  725  Market 
Holt  Warren,  (school)  643  Clay 
•HOBSTMANN  H.  &    CO.,  323  Pine 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  26) 
Hudson  John  W.,  677  Mission 
Hunter  John,  cor  Folsom  and  Sher- 
man _ 
Hvman  Maurice,  606  Broadway 
Isidor  Isaac,  821  Montgomery 
Jacobs  Mark,2i7  Third  ^  -,- ,,v, 
Johnson  &  Best,  413  Pine  and  717  Mkt 
Johnson  William.  775  Folsom 
Kaskell  Joseph,  3.53  Third 
Keller  Leonard, 311  Battery 
Kempner  Philip,  1314  Dupont 
King  M.  L.  &  Co.,  675  Mission 
Laercmans  Frank,  540  Washington 
Levy  David,  944  Folsom 
Levy  Simon,  WI9  Mission 
Luchsinger  John  B.,   (manufacturer) 

7.'0Minni 
Lynch  Thomas,  814  Paciflc 
Maher  Joseph,  238  Fourth 
Mamloctt  William,  SE  cor  Ellis  and 

Taylor 
Marchebout  Bros.,  921  Stockton 
•May  (Jeorge  B.  &  Co.,  308  Pine 
McAvoy  Thomas,  414  Folsom 
McCarty  Daniel,  1004  Market 
McElwee  &  Stringer,  751  Sjarket 
McKinney  J.  A  Son.,  1048  i  oUom 
Mever,  Rohr  A  Co..  838  Market 
Mogan  Anthony  &  Co..  92o  Market 
Mullane  Timothy  J., 217  Dupont 
Mullins  Michael,  286  Fourth 
Murphy  Daniel  J.,  427  Fourth 
Neumann  Isaac,  922  Market 


Xordln  N.  G.,  (manufacturer)  627  Bran 
O'Brien  John,  510  .Sansom 
Oakes  T.  J.  Jx.  Co.,  6  Fourth 
Orton  R.  H.,  437  Brannan 
PALMER  W.  J.  T.&  CO.,  (ofHce   and 
school)  li'5  Mission  (sec  adv.  reg. 
names  page  106) 
Pierce  Edward  F.,  '228  Sutter 
•Plum,  Bell  &  Co.,  24  Post 
RafTerty  John  P.,  20  Fourth 
R.jbertson  Frederick,  (74  Howard 
Robrecht  Anton  &  Bro.,  740  Paciflc 
Roessler  &  Profl",  225  Post 
Roland  William.  SE   cor  Bryant  and 

White  Place 
Rollins  Reuben  R.,  8  Fourth 
Rosenheim  Joel,  511  Broadway 
Rvckman  William  L.,  517  Cahfornia 
•SCHAFER  J.  F.  &  H.    H.,   NW  cor 
Sacramento  and  Sansom  (see  adv. 
dept.  page  26) 

Scheier  Gabriel,  327  Third 
Sclmlber.  Rohr  &  Co.,  .539  Market 

Seligman  Frank,  l-2'26  Dupont 

Shaber  John  A..  707  Market 

Shaw  George,  54.)  Howard 

Simon  Joseph.  1226  Stockton 

Spear  E.  S.  &  Co.,  .536  Culitornia 

Spccht  WiUiam,  509  Broadway 

Stern  Philip,  2 16  Sixth 

Theas  Philip,  1117  Dupont 

UeflingerG.  &  Co..  (manufs)  441  Bran 

WEIR    WILLIAM  G.,   (manuf)    b.J8 
Market  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixx) 

WESTLEY  THORNTON,  143  iourth 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxv) 

White  Michael,  725  Branuan 

•WHITNEY  GEORGE  O.  &  CO.,  319 
Pine  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xxi) 

Williams  <fe  Kemp  117  Third 

Windel  H.  &  Co.,  508  Bush 

Wood  &  Bowcher,  666  h  Mission 

Yuill  James,  4  Fourth   ^„.^  „.   ,, 

Ziegelmeyer  Anthony,  50uH  Sixth 


Furriers . 

[See  Fur  Dealers.] 
Fuse  Manufacturers. 

CALIFORNIA  PIONEERFUSE  CO., 

LAi'^'i'u?Eit'f0R  AND  PACIFIC 
FUSE  CO.,  108  Battery,  (see  adv. 
dept.  page  xxvi) 

Oalvanic   or    Electrical    IMa- 
ctaines. 

[See  Electricians :  also  Opticians.] 

Oame. 

[See   Produce— Game.] 

Oardens— Futolic. 

1  City  Folsom,  Twelfth,  and  Harrison 

Haves  Park,  Hayes  Valley  

"l\  Recreation  Grounds,  cor  Folsom 

and  Twentieth  „       ,       ,. 

Woodward's,  Mission  nr  Fourteenth 

Ous  Meter -IManufacturers. 

Dobrzensky  Morris. 417  Mission 
LoebM  C    t}.,  (water)  30-2  Montgomery 
eas   Fixtures— Importers. 

Davis  George  B.,  4-2'2  Montgomery 
DAY  THOMAS,  732  Montgomery ,and 

335  Pine  'see  adv.  front  coyer) 
McNally  <fc  Hawkins.  645  Market 
O'Brien  J.  H.&  Co.. '2-2  Post 
O'Brien  P.  R..  H  New  Montgomery 
PRIOR  JAMES  K.,  73U  Montgomery 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxx) 
Hont  A;  S  ve.315  and  317  Pine 
SU^nson  bavid,  19  New  Montgomery 
SNOOK  G.  &  W.,  427  Pine  (see  adv. 

WalSr^'nilfamW.,918  Market 

Oas  ripe  Fitters. 

[•Importers] 
Bertram  Thomas,  303  Sixth 
Bradv  &  Kramer,  825  AVashington 
•dTy  THOMAS,  7-32  Jlontgoincry.and 

335  Pine  (see  adv.  fionl  cover) 
Eccles  John  S.,  940M  arke  t 
Epps  &  Burton.  6)0  Commercial 
HigginsA  McManus,  >W  cor  Third 

and  Howard         ,,  ,     ,      „ 
Hufschmidt  Lewis,  545  Jackson 
Iredale  Alfred  S.,  .565  Mission 
Kean  Michael  C,  761  Market 


THE  PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO.  a  Live  Company. 


C,  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Boots  and  Shoes. 


SAN.   FRANCISCO    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


741 


Keegan  J.  J.,  NE  cor  Tac  and  Powell 

Lane  Edmund,  505  Kearny 

Lasswrll  M.  D.,  747  Mission 

Lewis  &  Pander,  32  Geary 

McKewen  &  Son,942  Jlarket 

McNally  &  Hawkins,  645  Market 

Meolian  &  Low,  90'2  Market 

Mofflt  John,  122  Fourth 

Mower  <fc  Horn,  W  s  Valencia  nr  Six- 
teenth 

Neagle  William,  406  MontRomerj' 

•O'Brien  J.  H.  &  Co.,  tl  Post 

O'Brien  P.  R.,  17  New  Montgomery 

O'.Mallev  Thomas  &  Co.,  646  Market 

O'Shea  i.  J.,  11122  Stockton 

PRIOR  JAMES  K.,  730  Montgomery 
(sec  adv.  dept.  pagelxxx) 

Reading;  James,  809  Diipont 

Reiley  Charles  J.,  122H  Dupont 

Ross  Thomas,  316  Bush 

Shafer  Francis  J.,  \V  s  Polk  nr  Bush 

Shepard  Brothers,  151  Third 

Simpson  Bavid,  19  New  Montgomery 

SMrrH  WILLIAM.  523  Jackson  (sec 
adv.  dept.  page  42) 

•SNOOK  G.  &  W.,  427  Pine  (see  adv. 
dept.  page  38) 

Sutherland  A  Crav,  230  Sutter 

Sweenev  Patrick  C.,  19  Geary 

Vane  John  W..  440  Valencia 

Vane  William,  858  Howard 

"Walmsley  William  W.,  918  Market 

Waters  Charles,  808  Market 

Wempe  Henry,  228  Fourth 

Wilson  &  Dixon,  318  Pine 

Gas  Works. 

Atmospheric  Gas  Co.,  310  Mont 
City,  4IIM  California 
Mandlcbaum  S.  E.,  830  Market 
Pacific  Pneumatic,  206  Sansom 
San  Francisco  Gas  Co.,  SE  cor  First 
and  Natoma 

Oeneral  Agents. 

Anshro  &.  Co.,  411M  California 
Bovee  William  H.,  331  Montgomery 
Bugbee  .Sumner  W.,  402  Montgomery 
Clark  Pomroy  B.,  520  Montgomery 
Clavis  Paul,  728  ilontgomery 
Crane  Erwin  J.,  318  Front 
DARLING  &  CO.,  629  Washington  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxi) 
Hartog  Edward,  509  Montgomery 
HoweC.  E.  B.,423  Washington 
Lee  ik,  Edwards,  7'28  Montgomery 
Menu  James  U.,  502  Montgomery 
Phair  Thomas,  4U2  Montgomery 

Geyser  "W^ater. 

[See   Soda.] 

Gilders. 

[See  Carvers  and  Gilders.] 

Glass— Plate. 

Rosenbaum  Fr.  H.  <fc  Co.,  .567  Market 
Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Front 
and  Pine 

Glass   Catters. 

Mallon  John,  411  Mission 

MALLON  A  BOYLE,  303  Mission  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  32> 
O'Neil  Thomas,  10  Stevenson 

Glass  Setters. 

Brewster  John,  .529  Kearny 
Downing  ifc  Co.,  615  Mission 
Oilman  &  Mellon,  414  Sansom 
Marks   August,   SE   cor    Green    and 
Taylor 

Glass   Stainers — Ornamental. 

MALLON  <fe  BOYLE,  303  Mission  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  32) 
O'Neil  Thomas,  10  Stevenson 

Glass   WorUa. 

Bennett  &  Co.,  (Pacific)  cor  Iowa  and 
Mariposa,  oltlceSU  Washington 

NEWMAN  &  DCVAL,  (San  Fran- 
cisco) foot  Fourth  (see  adv.  dept. 
page  xvii) 

Glassware. 
[See  also  Crockery  and  Glassware.] 

CRANE  &  BRIGHAM,  (druggists*  324 
Front  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxil) 

Langley  Charles  <fe  Co.,(chemical)  NW 
cor  Battery  and  Clay 


Newman  John,  (druggists)  411  Wash 
REDINGTOS,  HOSIETTER  &  CO., 

(druggists)   529  Market  (see   adv. 

reg.  of  names,  each  alternate  page) 
TAYLOR  JOHN  <fe   CO.,  (druggists) 

514    Washington    (see    adv.   dept. 

page  xxxviii) 

Gloves. 

[See  also  Hosiery  and  Gloves.] 

California  Glove  Co.,  (manufacturers) 
416  Battery 

COOK  M.  M.  &  SONS,  (manufactur- 
ers) SW  cor  Battery  and  Wash 

HEYNEMANN  &  CO.,  5  Sansom 

JONES,  PULLMAN  .fc  CO.,  116  San- 
som (see  adv.  register  of  names, 
each  alternate  pagei 

Menu  Charles,  (kid  manufacturer)  Ws 
Shotwell  nr  Nineteenth 

Samuels  David,  46  Third 

Schoenberg  &  Levinsky,  (manufactur- 
ers) 408  Sacramento 

Glue  manufacturers. 

[See  also  Soap  Manufacturers.] 
Dana   A,   Codington,  cor  Gough  and 
Lombard 

Gold  Beaters. 

ROGERS   GEORGE  W.,   112  Morton 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  3(1) 
SNOW  ct  ROO.S,  21  Kearny  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  Ixxiii) 

Gold  Dust  Dealers. 

[See  also  Assayers ;  also  Bankers ;  also 

Brokers.] 
Hickox  &  Spear,  500  Montgomery 
Riclion  N.,  611  Commercial 
Sutro  C,  411  Montgomery 
Sutro  Gustave,  411  Montgomery 

Gold  Bllning  Companies. 

[See    Incorporations  ;    also    Mining 

Companies.] 

Gold  Pen  Manufacturers. 

Haight  Andrew  J.,  315  Montgomery 
Pearce  Henry  D.,  606  Montgomery 

Grain— Shippers  of. 

BALFOUR,    GUTHRIE    &    CO.,   430 
California  (see  adv.  dept.page  xxii) 
Bamett  Morris  S.,  210  Davis 
Beach  Treat  S.,  i&2  Front 
Cross  <fe  Co.,  316  California 
Dickson,  DeWolf  &  Co.,  410  Battery 
Edmondson  T.  J.,  NW  cor  Jackson 

and  Sansom 
Elliott  Alfred  T.,  318  Front 
FALKNER,  BELL  &  CO.,  430  Cal 
Fassett,  McCaulley  <fc  Co., '220  Clay 
Forbes  Bros.  &  Co.,  805  Sansom 
Friedlander  I.,  300  California 
Hellmann  Bros.  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Jack- 
son and  ITront 
HEY'NEMANN  .6;  CO.,5Sansom 
Hughes  H.,  645  Market 
Lankershim  Isaac,  5  Battery 
Lund  Henry,  318  Front 
Pierce  H.  .t  W.,  728  Montgomery 
Ross,  Dempster  &  Co.,  107  California 
SchoUe  Bros.,  5  Battery 

Granite  "Cards. 

[See  also  Stone  Y^ards.] 
Brigham  &  Uawes,  N£  cor  King  and 

Third 
Grant  Charles  B.,  N  s  King  bet  Third 

and  Fourth 
HEVERIN  MICHAEL,  foot  Third 
Larseneur  &  Sheerin,   cor  Bush  and 

Lyon 
Williams  Francis,  cor  MarketandPine 

Grist  Mills. 

[See  Mills— Flour.] 

Grocers — fVholesale  and  Job- 
bers. 

Atheam  A  Co.,  8  Clay 

Bigley  Brothers.  128  Clay 

BO  WEN    BROS.,  430   Pine  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  16,  and  back  vol.) 
Castle  Bros.,  213  Front 
Coghill,  Lyonr  '   Co  ,  313  Front 
Dellapianc  <fc  ■        424  Battery 
Dodge  W.W.  ,,NW  cor  Clay  and 

Front 


Eggers  *  Co.,  210  California 

Elmer  &  Co.,  421  Clay 

Fordham  &  Jennings,  NE  cor  Jackson 

and  Front 
Foster  <fe  Dole,  36  California 
Goldstein,  Seller  &  Co.,  217  Front 
HARRISON    WILLIAM    P.    <fc    CO., 

421  Clav 
Hemenway  <fe  Merrill,  NW  cor  Davis 

and  Sacramento 
Henry  W.  Warner,  502  Sansom 
Hewes  <fc  Richards,  535  Clay 
HEINEKEN,  DR.VTHMANN  &  CO., 

537  Market 
IRVINE,  HARKER  &  CO.,  226  Front 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  28) 
Jennings  Thomas,  416  Sansom 
Jones  &  Co.,  220  Front 
Kruse  &  Euler,  209  Front 
Larco  Nicholas,  430  Jackson 
Lewis  Henrj'  L.,  209  Sacramento 
Loupe  &  Haas,  216  California 
Martin  Abraham,  420  Commercial 
McKav  David,  447  Davis 
Molloy  John,  54  Clay 
Morris  A.,  713  Sansom 
Phillips,  Taber  .V  Co.,  310  Front 
Root  ct  Bailey,  412  Front 
ROUNTREE     &     McMULLIN,     323 

Front  (see  adv.  dcot.  page  28) 
Sabatie  A.  E.  &  Co.,  619  Sansom 
Sabins  A.  C,  209  .Sacramento 
Sbarboro  B.  ifc  Bro.,  531  Washington 
Sroufe,  Sweenev  &  Co..  406  Front 
T.aylor  &  Bendel,  409  Clay 
Walker  A.,  121  Front 
Wellnian,  Peck  &  Co.,  404  Front 
Whiting  M.  S.  &  Co.,  419  California 

Grocers— Ke  tail. 
Ahem  Jeremiah,  NE  cor  Shipley  and 

Willow 
Ahern  John  M.,  W  s  Larkln  nr  McAl- 
lister 
Ahlers  J.  H.  <fe  Co.,  SW  cor  Powell 

and  Vallejo 
Ahrens  Henrv,  520  Broadway 
Ahrcns  Henry,  600  Third 
Albers  Marcus,   NE  cor   Fourth  and 

Clara,  and  2-25  Perry 
Alcayaga  Jose,  527  Broadway 
Allen  Michael,  cor  Minna  and  Mary 
Anderson  <t  Co,,  '209  Jackson 
Arbucklo  Henry,  NE  cor  Howard  and 

Sixteenth 
Arnold  Louis,  NE  cor  Vallejo  and  Pow 
Asmussen  W.  A.,  NE   cor  Harrison 

and  Eighth 
Atheam  &  Co.,  8  Clay 
Atkins  Henry  B.,  SE  cor  Jones  and 

O'Farrell 
Bacon  Henry,  NW  cor  McAllister  and 

Buchanan 
Badenhop  Henry  F.,  SE  cor  Harrison 

and  Twenty-fourth 
Bagrey  Rinaldo,  NE  cor  Seventh  and 

Brannan 
Bahrs   Andrew,  NE   cor   Davis   and 

Jackson 
Barman  51.,  SW  cor  Mission  and  Fif- 
teenth 
Barry  Patrick,  NW  cor  Folsom  and 

Rausch 
Baruth  E.  &  Co.,  NW  cor  Post  and 

Hyde 
Bauten  N.  J.  <fc  Co.,  NE  cor  Brannan 

and  John 
Beach  &  Co.,  954  Folsom 
Beck  Peter,SW  cor  Eleventh  and  Miss 
Becker  &  Co.,  NW  cor  Miss  and  Spear 
Beckman  &  Wahden,  NE  cor  Ninth 

and  Minna 
Beckman  John,  NE  cor   Geary  and 

William 
Behrens  Joseph, SE  cor  Polk  and  Turk 
Belasquev  J.,  1320  Dupont 
Beneke  Bros.,  SW  cor   Bryant  and 

Downey 
Berge  Erick  0.,  NE  cor  Green  and 

Calhoun 
Beversen  Bros.,  NE  cor  Fifth  and  Nat 
Beverson  Charles,  568  Mission 
Bigley  Bros.,  128  Clay 
Blrbe  Henry  C,  E  s   Potrero  nr  El 

Dorado 
Bishop  &  Co.,  716  Market 
Blohm  Henrv,  NE  cor  Fifth  andOlara 
Blohm  <fc  Gerken,  NE  cor  Mission  and 

Beale 
Blohm  &  Hillen,  NW  cor  Pine  and 

Larkin 
Blonigen  Joseph,  722  Pacific 
Bockman  John  C,  38  Freelon 


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Bogi'l  C.  H.,  SW  cor  Washington  and 

Waverly  I'laco 
Boggan  Owen,  SK  cor  Bush  aud  Bu- 
chanan 
Bolder  .John,  448  Clementina 
Bolfo  Thomjvs  &  Co.,  N  W  cor  Clay  and 

.Stockton 
Borchers  Fabian,  SW  cor  Sansom  and 

Greenwich 
Borchers  J.  H..  .M2  First 
Buschen  J.'.,  >'E  cor  Fifth  and  Minna 
Boltger  John,.SE  cor  Mission  and  Sev- 
enteenth 
BOWEX   BROS.,  4.32  Pine  (see  adv. 

dept.  pai{e  IB,  and  back  of  vol.) 
Bowman  .John  C,  513  Union 
Bovle  Daniel,  cor  Mary  and  Xatoma 
Brady   KoDcrt,  E  s  Valencia  nr  Thir- 
teenth 
Braghi  N.,  XE  cor  Seventh  and  Bran 
BraniweU  Aaron,  XW  cor  sansom  and 

Union 
Brandt  Otto  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Market 
and  Mason,  aud  NE  cor  Market 
and  Tavlor 
Brandt  &  Cunlin,  131  Third 
Biann  I^oriii,  cor  Xapa  and  Illinois 
Braunschwiejjer    .fc    Schluter,     W   s 

Fourtli  nr  Berry 
Brockhuft'  Charles,  XW  cor   Brj-ant 

and  Twenty-fourth 
Brockman  Xicblaus,  SW  cor  Jones  and 

Ueary 
Bromraer  D.  &  Co.,  XE  cor  Sixth  and 

Bryant 
Brommer  &  Korts,  8E  cor  Franklin 

and  Kaves 
Brown  William  P.,  SW  cor  Mason  and 

Jackson 
Brown  a  Santini,SEcor  Dupand  Clay 
Browning  ic  Klein,  XW  cor  Folsom 

aud  Twenty-second 
Brunings  Martin,  SW  cor  Third  and 

Mission 
Brunjes  D.,  San  Jose  Eoad  nr  Five- 
Mile  House 
Brunjes  U.,  NE  cor  Brannan  and  Zoe 
Bruns  F.  di  Bro.,  SW  cor  Folsom  and 

Spear 
Bruns  Henry,  732  Filbert 
Bruns  Henry  II.,  no.i  Leavenworth 
Bruns  X.  it  l'„  XW  cor  Berry  and 

Third 
Bruns  Xicholas,  617  Davis 
Bruns  <k  Bro.,  SE  cor  Sixteenth  and 

Mission 
Bryant  ii  Spratt,  SW  cor  Franklin  and 

Fell 
BuUwinkle  John  F..  2.5  Louisa 
Burking  <fc  Co.,  SW  cor  Bryant  and 

Riich 
Burmeister  <fc  Mehrtens,  XW  cor  Cal 

and  Leavenworth 
Bumap  John,  425  Davis 
Burns  Michael,  XE  cor  Sixth  and  Te- 
hama 
Burns  Patrick,  SE  cor  Laguna   and 

Oak 
Butenop  Henry,  625  Pacific 
Butt  Peter  X.  <b  Co.,  SE  cor  Kearny 

and  Pacific 
Butt  <t  Kuchmeister,  XE  cor  Hyde  and 

Broadway 
Butt  <fe  Turn  Suden,  SW  cor  Biish  and 

Stockton 
Bj-ron  &  Regan,  XW  cor  Mason  and 

Turk 
Callahan  Michael.  315  Eighth 
Campbell  Andrew,  cor  Precita  Av  and 

Harrison 
Campe  Henry,  XW  cor  Second  and 

Tehama 
Campe  <fc  Slem,  SW  cor  Second  and 

Brannan 
Cantus  ii  Hoss.,  SW  cor  Stockton  and 

O'Farreil 
Carroll  Richard,  SWcor  Harrison  and 

Garden 
Carroll    *   Bro.,   XE   cor  Third  aud 

Minna 
Carsten  Fred,  500  Bush 
Carter  Henry  P.,   SE  cor  Turk  and 

Larkin 
Castcgnatto  &  Monteverde,  1132  Du- 

pont 
Chateau  Eugene,  cor  Pacific  and  Vir- 
ginia Alley 
Chevally  S.  M.,  1421  Dupont 
Clancy  &  Hogan.  cor  Sixteenth  and 

First  Avenue 
Cline  Hcnrv..i  Mission 
Cluflf  <fe  DeWitt,  223  Third 


Cohen  Louis  H.,  cor  Linden  and  Oc- 

tavla 
Coleman  D.  H.,  XE  cor  Brannan  and 

Gilbert 
Coleman  John,  SE  cor  Geneva   and 

Bryant 
Collins    Hannah,  SW  cor  Stevenson 

and  Ecker 
Connell  Michael,  XW  cor  Folsom  and 

Harriet 
Cook  M.  M.  <fe  Co.,  SW  cor  Pierce  and 

Bush 
Coon  X.  S.,  XE  cor  Fourth  and  Minna 
Cooperative    Union   Association,   115 

Sutter 
Cornahrens  H.,  XE  cor  Howard  and 

Sixth 
Cosgrifl'  Bros.,  SW  cor  O'Farrell  and 

Hyde 
Cronln  Daniel,  SE  cor  Filmore   and 

Turk 
Crowley  Catherine.  XE  cor  Washing- 
ton and  Leavenworth 
Crowley  Cornelius,  334  Third 
Cummings  Anthony,  SE   cor  Fourth 

and  Clara 
Cummins  Thomas,  SE  cor  Mission  and 

Twenty-second 
Curran  Michael,  SW  cor  Clinton  and 

hrannan 
Currin  John,   SW   cor  Seventh   and 

Minna 
Dahlen  Francis,  SW  cor  Mason  and 

Greenwich 
Darohe  Franijois,  913  Washington 
DeLaney  R.  D.,  San  Bruno  Itoad  nr 

W  oolsey 
Decker  Richard,  SW  cor  Hyde  and  Cal 
Deede  A.,  XW  cor  Jausen  and  Green- 
wich 
Detels  M.  &  H.  D.,  SE  cor  Main  and 

Harrison 
Dicaud  Joseph,  SW  cor  Vallejo  and 

Dupont 
Diederichsen    C,   XE  cor  California 

and  Larkin 
Dillon  Brothers.,  XW  cor  Tyler  and 
Taylor,  and  SE  cor  Sixth  and  Mkt 
Dix  Caspar,  XE  cor  Fillmore  and  Fil- 
bert 
Donnelly  Bryan,  SE  cor  Howard  and 

.Sumner 
Donohoe  Charles.  109  Fifth 
Douohue  John  C.,  cor   Bryant   and 

Bryant  Avenue 
Doscher  Claus,  .SE  cor  Third  and  Mar- 
ket 
Doscher  H.  H.,  SE  cor  Seventh  and 

Brannan 
Doscher  John  D.,  SE  cor  Mission  and 

First 
Doscher  cfe  Co.,  XE  cor  Second  and 

Howard 
Dowling  John,  104  Fourth 
Dreyer   Diedrich,    SE  cor   Kentucky 

and  Gilmore 
Drogc  John  ('.,  SW  cor  Washington 

and  Stockton 
Drogor  H.  it  Co.,  211  Pine 
Droglie    Henry,    SE   cor   Front    and 

Pacific 
Drucker  Albert.  SW  cor  Third  and  Te- 
hama 
Drucker  John  &  Co.,  XW  cor  Fourth 

and  Brannan 
Drucker   W.,   XW   cor  Howard  and 

Green's  Court 
DruheJ.G.  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Howard 

and  Second 
Druhe  John  H.,  SW  cor  Market  and 

Steuart 
Drury  Peter,  .■)25  Mission 
Ducker  Brothers,  SE  cor  Sixth  and 

Clara 
Ducker  Frederick,  162  Jessie 
Duin  <t  Jachens,  SW  cor  Davis  and 

Clark 
Dulip  <fc  Waddington,  SW  cor  Dupont 

and  Broadway 
Duncan  Fred.,  SEcorBerrvand  Ritch 
Dunlon  Matthew.  760  Bryant 
Dunker  it  Gartelman,  XE  cor  Clay 

and  Waverly  Place 
Dunne  Willi.am.  SW  cor  Pacific  and 

Leavenworth 
Dunning  Thomas,  253  Clara 
Duveneck    &   Co.,    cor    Seventeenth 

and  Eureka 
Dwyer  T.,  SW  cor  Seventh  and  Xa- 

"toraa 
Ebbinghausen  H.,  SE  cor  Third  and 
Howard 


Eberhardt  E.,  SW  cor  Howard   and 

Sixth 
Echgelmeier  H.,  SE  cor   Union  and 

Kearny 
Edcerly  N.B.,46Clay 
Edwards  <t  Co.,  .520  ilarket 
Ett'ord  X.  C,  .305  East 
Egan  &  Boyle,  XE  cor  Xatoma  and 

Mary 
Eggers  h  Groth.  XE  cor  O'Farrell  and 

Leavenworth 
Ehlers  William  H.,  SE  cor  Hinckley 

and  Pinckncy 
Ehrichs  Fred.,  SE  cor  Broadway  and 

Scott 
Ehrichs  Richard,  SE  cor  Battery  and 

Vallejo 
Enright  E.  P.,  XW  cor  Fifth  and  Clem 
Enright  Patrick,  SW  cor  Howard  and 

Rausch 
Evers  H.  C,  SE  cor  Mont  and  Vallejo 
Fahrenkrug  C,  SW  cor  Folsom  aud 

Xlneteenth 
Fahrenkrug  William,  XE  cor  Howard 

and  Seventh 
Farley  R.  R..  .53  Everett 
Farrell  James,  4-58  Xatoma 
Farrelly  i  McGruder,  SW  cor  Fourth 

and  J  essie 
Faulstich  T.,  SW  cor  Howard  and  Har- 
riet, and  .528  ilissiim 
Fauss  B.,  SW  cor  Howard  and  Xine- 

teenth 
Fauss  H.,  SE  cor  Mission  and  Nine- 
teenth 
Feehan  John,  XW  cor  First  and  Xa- 
toma 
Fehntmann   Minna,  XW   cor   Green 

and  Larkin 
Feldbusch  J.  H.,  XW  cor  Polk   and 

California 
FeUerath  August,  SE  cor  Powell  and 

Washington 
Fielitz  William,  XE  cor  Fourth  and 

Folsom 
Finnegan   Simon,  XE  cor  Fifth  and 

Shipley 
Finke   Henry,   SW   cor  Powell    and 

Union 
Fischbeck   John   B.   Jr.    &  Co.,  1019 

Pacific 
Fitzpatrick  <fe  O'Brien,  XW  cor  Fourth 

and  Minna 
Flanagan  Thomas,  XW  cor  Ritch  and 

Clara 
Flathman  Claus,  cor  Folsom  and  Hay- 
wood 
Flinn  P.  T.  &  Son,  SW  cor  Howard 

and  Eighth 
Flvnn  Eilmond,  SE  cor  Post  and  Taylor 
Flynn  Luke,  SE  cor  Folsom  and  Harri- 
son Avenue 
Foege  William,   XE  cor  Fourth   and 

Stevenson 
Foley  Robert.  XE  cor  Sixth  and  Stev 
Fopiano  Frank,  X  s  Mission  nr  Thir- 
teenth 
Fordham  <fe  Jennings,  XE  cor  Front 

and  Jackson 
Fowler   Joseph   A.,  XW  cor   Eighth 

and  Minna 
Fox  Patrick  S..  38  Xatoraa 
Fragley  Martin,  SE  cor  Fourth  and 

Louisa 
Freie  J.  H.,  SW  cor  Sutter  and  Stock 
Friesenhauscn   John,    SE   cor   Geary 

and  Devisadero 
Frisch  John  W.,  121  Seventh 
Galbreath  John,  SW  cor  Fourth  and 

Brvant 
Galinger  Joseph,  SW  cor  Eddy  and 

Jones 
Gassert  William,  XW  cor  Xinth  and 

Mission 
Gatelv  John,  243  Minna 
Gatke  &  Albers,  XW  cor  Seventh  and 

Mission 
Geary  &  Leahv,  410  Folsom 
Geils  Herman  H.,  XW  cor  Polk  and 

Gerdes  Alexander,  25  Fourth 

Gerhow  F.,  N  W  cor  Mission  and  East 

Gerken  &  Wobber,  SE  cor  Kearny  and 
Vallejo 

Gerlach  G.  E.  &  Co.,  XW  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Powell 

Gerlich  <t  Koenig,  XE  cor  Folsom  and 
First 

Giblin  James,  SW  cor  Shipley  and 
Harrison  Avenue 

Gilbert  George  I.  W.,  SW  cor  EUis 
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Gleeson  Anthony,  W  s  Dora  nr  Bryant 
Glootz  Adolph,  SAV  cor  Clay  and  Dup 
Gluesiug  George,  SE  cor  Natomaanit 

Rush 
Greethausen  Jr.  E.  Mrs.,  422  Clem 
Greiners  Frederick,  XW  cor  Sixth  and 

Jessie 
Grenike  Heury,  SW  cor  Michigan  and 

ShasU 
Griftitli  John,   KW  cor  Dupont  and 

O'Farrell 
Griffin  Enoch,  NTV  cor  Church  and 

Sevpiiti'onlli 
Groom  Koilfrir.SE  cor  Sixth  and  Jessie 
Grossman n  Cliarli'S,  263  Stevenson 
Grote  H.  F.,  NE  cor  Geary  and  Brod- 

erick 
Grotheer  <fc  Blohme,  NW  cor  Sutter 

and  I'olk 
GudPhus  Fred,  cor  Clara  Lane  and 

Bcrrv 
Haack  Nicholas,  246M  Clara 
Hacke    Christopher,    KE    cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Waverly  Place 
Hagan  it  Murphy,  SW  cor  Minna  and 

Julia 
Hahn  August,\E  cor  Tost  and  Laguna 
Hahn  William,  1016  Clay 
Hall  it  Uich,2»  Motrnpuhtan  Market 
Hansen  Peter,  cor  Itailroad  and  Elev- 
enth Avenues  • 
Hansen  Lorenz,  East   bet   Clay  and 

Commercial 
Harkins  John,  SE  cor  rotrero  Avenue 

and  Sixteenth 
Harms   John,    SW    cor    Union    and 

Kearny 
Harris  Hermann,  W  s  Main  nr  Market 
Hart  Henry,  N  s  Pacific  nr  Polk 
Hartigan  Patrick,  NW  cor  First  and 

Howard 
Hartman  Claus,  SW  cor  Dupont  and 

Morton 
Hartmann    Christoph,   NW  cor  Third 

anil  lirannan 
Haskell  .t  Co.,  605  Market 
Haslop  it  Brother,  SE  cor  Columbia 

anil  Twenty-litth 
Hasshagen  Jolin,  NE  cor  Sansom  and 

Jackson 
Ha>vley  C.  J.  &  Co.,  42  Second 
Hazelquist  Louis,  814  Jackson 
Healey  Mark,  cor  Zoe  and  Welsh 
Hearty  John  &  Co.,  SE  cor  Sixth  and 

Tehama 
Heenan  Dennis,  1021  Pacific 
Hefl'ernan  C.  Mrs.,  SW  cor  Filbert  and 

Montgomery 
Heins  William,  cor  Battery  and  Val 
Heins  <fc  Eden,  N  W  cor  Bat  and  Val 
Heitman  H.,  N  W  cor  Bryant  and  Dora 
Heitmann   F.,    ME   cor  Fourth    and 

Bryant 
Helmering  &  Plege,  NW  cor  Post  and 

Taylor 
Helms  H.  W.,  SW  cor  Sixth  and  Miss 
Helms  John  E  A.,  IS  Seventh 
Henckc  William  it  Co.,SW  cor  Dupont 

and  Washington 
Hencken  William  A.,  417  Third 
Herold  Conrad,  SW  cor  Zoe  and  Welsh 
Heuer  Philip,  713  Lombard 
Hewes  it  Richards,  535  Clay 
Heyer   Albert,    SW    cor    Third    and 

Bryant 
Higgins  John  F.,  SE  cor  Second  and 

I'ehania 
Hildebrandt  C,  NE  cor  Union   and 

Montgomery 
Hildebrandt  Henry,  NW  cor  Sutter  and 

Clara  Lane 
Hildebrandt  ife  Knop,  SE  cor  Broad- 
way and  Jlontgoinery 
Hillebrand  Henry,  NE  cor  Fourth  and 

Welsh 
Hillebrandt  J.,  SW  cot  Sixteenth  and 

Folsom 
Hiller  Diedrich  <fe  Co.,  SW  cor  Pacific 

and  Jlontgomery 
Hillgen  Henry,  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Eighth 
Hink  it  Vollmar,  NW  cor  Howard  and 

Eighth 
Hockeie  Louis,  NE  cor  Folsom  and 

Kausch 
Hoelscher   Ernst,  SE  cor  Eddy   and 

Mason 
Hoger  Ernest,  525  Washington 
Holland  James,  NE  cor  Twentieth  and 

Columbia 
Holm   Thomas,    SE   cor    Sutter  and 
Stockton 


Holman  &  Hans,  SE  cor  Greenwich 

and  Stockton 
Holtmeier  Henry,  SE  cor  Taylor  and 

Filbert 
Hoog.stad  John,  NW  cor  Kearny  and 

Green 
Horstmann  John,  NW  cor  Bush  and 

Powell 
Hoss  John  G.  <fe  Co.,  SW  cor  Ohio  and 

Broadway 
Howe  A.  M.  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Taylorand 

Clay 
Howe  C.  W.  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Bush  and 

Mason 
Hubert  Charles,  517  Davis 
Hummel  Augustus,  NW  cor  Natoma 

and  Mary 
Humphreys  James,  NW  cor  Eddy  and 

Mason 
Husing  Albert,  NE  Mission  and  Fifth 
Husing  John,  SE  cor  Post  and  Dupont 
Hutaft'  Henrv,  SE  cor  Eddy  and  Leav 
Iburg  William  M.,  336  Bush 
Jacobsen  Peter,  2019  Mason 
Jaeger  George  M.,  SE  cor  Sixth  and 

Clementina 
Janssen  Fred,  SW  cor  Mason  and  Clay 
JeiTress  &  Co.,  cor  California  and  Mkt 
Jennings  Thomas,  416  Sansom 
Johnson  H.  <fe  Co.,  NW  cor  Jones  and 

Pacific 
Joost  B.,  NE  cor  Folsom  and  Twelfth 
Joost    Fabian,   NE   cor   Mission  and 

Twenty-sixth 
Joost  John,  NW  cor   Francisco   and 

Stockton 
Joost  M.  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Eleventh  and 

Mission 
Josselyn  G.  M.,  38  Market 
Kahrs  John,  SW  cor  First  and  Minna 
Kahrs  &  Becker,  SE  cor  Geary  and 

Larkin 
Kain  James,  N  s  Jersey  nr  Sanchez 
Kallstrom  &  Co.,  13  Steuart 
Kane  James,S  W  cor  First  and  Tehama 
Kappke   H.    F.,  SE    cor   Union   and 

Mason 
Karl  Andrew,  NW  cor  Fifth  and  Fol 
Kellner  Meyer,  231  Second 
Kelly  John  B.,  SE  cor  Dupont   and 

Greenwich 
Kelly  John  G.,  SE  cor  Fol  and  Seventh 
Kelly  Peter,  235  Fell 
Kennedy   Bros.,   SW   cor   Ellis    and 

Larkin 
Keon  Charles,  926  Folsom 
Kiely  Edward,  708  Brannan 
Kilian  Fred,  N  W  cor  Clinton  and  Bran 
Kincaid  Robert,  49  Minna 
Kingston    John,   NE   cor   Fifth   and 

Bryant 
Kiszler  Henry,  1113  Stockton 
Klein  cfe  Bro.,  SE  cor  Har  and  Chesley 
Knowlton  William,  NW  cor  Twelfth 

and  Howard 
Koch  Charles,  Hunter's  Point 
Koch  Edward,  NW  cor  Clay  and  Polk 
Kohlmoos  Christian,  218  Fourth 
Kohn  Henry,  408  Folsom 
Kolkmann  Hermann,  NW  cor  Geary 

and  Hyde 
KoningMax,  SW  cor  Filbert  and  Dup 
Koppmann  Henry,  SW  cor  Franklin 

and  Austin 
Korgau  Fred,   SW   cor   Dupont  and 

Stockton  Alley 
Korts  C.  <fc  Co.,  SE  cor  Fourth  and 

Mission 
Kramer  Jacob,  SW  cor  Dup  and  Green 
Kriete  George  B\,  SE  cor  Vallejo  and 

Mason 
Krohn  John,  cor  Grove  and  Gough 
Kroning  William,  531  Kearny 
Kruger  &  Hollings,  SE  cor  Geary  and 

Mason 
Kuck  George,  NE  cor  Second  and  Te 

ham  a 
Labohm  Henry,  SW  cor  How  and  Russ 
Lafli  Lucio,  16  Washington 
Lamari  Anton,  SE  cor  Firth  and  Perry 
Lamolle  B.  Mrs.,  709  Broadway 
Lane  Thomas  P.,  cor  Silver  Avenue 

and  King 
Lang  *  Kiernan,  NW  cor  Harrison  and 

Ritch 
Lange  Fred  W.,  NW  cor  Powell  and 

Lombard 
Lange  Henry,  SW  cor  Dora  and  Fol 
Lange  Peter  N.,  NE  cor  Townsend  and 

Crook 
Lankenau    Fred,   NE   cor  Ellis   and 

Powell 


Lankenau  <fc  Hansen,  cor  Railroad  Av- 
enue and  Eleventh  Avenue 
Lankenau  &  Issendorf,SW  cor  Howard 

and  Beale 
Lawler  Francis,  140  Minna 
Lederer  &  Bro.,  NW  cor  Jones    and 

O'Farrell 
Lehmkubl  Ernest,  NE  cor  Fourth  and 

Perry 
Lehrke  Henry,  SE  cor  Mariposa  and 

Indiana 
Leibenberg    Charles,  NW  cor   Beale 

and  Mission 
Leisen  Brothers,  NE  cor  Fourth  and 

Harrison 
Lemaire  Anton,  SW  cor  Bush  and  Dup 
Lemkau  <fe  Bro.,NW  cor  Dupont  and 

O'Farrell 
Lennon  <fe  Kelly,  SE  cor  Fourth  and 

Minna 
Lenormand  Emil.NE  cor  Powell  and 

Pacific 
Lenormand  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Pine  and 

Dupont 
Lassman  Joseph,  NE  cor  Bush   and 

Larkin 
Levcrone  Nicholas,  902  Kearny 
Levy  P.  Mrs.,  805Montgomery 
Lilienthal  Henry,  SE  cor  Filbert  and 

Hyde 
Lilkendey  William,  828  Clay 
Lindenbaum  Isaac, 52  Steuart 
Livingston  Leah  Mrs.,  N  W  cor  Seventh 

and  Jessie  and  SE  cor  Sixth  and 

Minna 
Lohaus  Fred,  42  Steuart,  and  SW  cor 

Washington  and  East 
Loop  <fe  Somers,  NW  cor  Second  and 

Bryant 
Luhmensen  William,SW  cor  Sixth  and 

Harrison 
Luhrs  &  Dorgeloh,  NW  cor  Folsom 

and  Moss 
Lundgreen  Charles  G.,  SW  cor  Bryant 

and  Clinton 
Lulgen  <fe  Co.,  971  Harrison 
Lynch  Jeremiah  D.,  NE  cor  Second 

and  Natoma 
Lynch  John,  N  s  Twentieth  bet  Guer- 
rero and  Dolores 
Mack  Charles  W.,  314  Third 
Madcr  George,  NW  cor  Ellis  and  Hyde 
Maher  Edward,  NE  cor  Sacramento 

and  Taylor 
Mahoney  William,   NE   cor  Sumner 

and  Clementina 
Maiorty  Hugh,  S  s  Cal  nr  Bdwy 
Mangels   Bros.,  NE  cor  Fourth  and 

h  reelon 
Mangels  Christopher,  SE  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Dupont 
Mangels    Henry,  SW  cor  Geary  and 

Dupont 
Mans   Amedee,   NW  cor  Ritch    and 

Brannan 
Mansite  Staude,  815  Pacific 
Rlarks  John  J.  <fe  Co.,  .58  Clay 
Marquard   Fritz,    SW   cor  Clay  and 

Stockton 
Martin  P.  G.,  SW  cor  Taylor  and  O'- 
Farrell 
Matthias  Louis  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Dupont 

and  Union 
Mayer   PhiUp,  NW  cor  Natoma  and 

Eleventh 
McBride  Bros.,  438  Third 
McCabe  Bernard,  20  Anthony 
McCarthy  Bartholomew,  208  Dupont 
McCarthy  John,  525  Fourtli 
McCloskey  Hugh,  SW  cor  Folsom  and 

Folsom  Avenue 
McCormack   James,  W  a  Dolores  nr 

Twenty-flrst 
McCormick  Hugh,  NE  cor  Taylor  and 

Filbert 
McCraith  Mary,  (widow)  NE  cor  Front 

and  Pacific 
McCusker  C.  E.  &  Co.,  846  Market 
McUee  Patrick,  1014  Jackson 
McGillan  <fc  Stanson,  244  Fourth 
McGinniss  &  McGovem,  SW  cor  Ala- 
bama and  Twenty-fourth 
Mc(;rath   James,   NE   cor  Fifth  and 

Shipley 
McGrath  ilary,  (widow)  NE  cor  Front 

and  Pacific 
Mclnerney  Michael,  500  Hayes 
McLauchian  <fe  Smith,  27  Second 
McLaughlin   Mary  A.,  SE  cor  Jones 

and  Bernard 
McLaughlin  Richard,  1603  Jones 
Meehan  Martin,  35  Louisa 


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Meier  Christopher,  N  W  cor  Pacific  and 

Taylor 
Meier  Louis  H.,  Seventh  Avenue  nr 

Bridge 
MelerdiL-rks   Chris.,   NW  cor   Powell 

and  Post 
Mcikleliaufih  Daniel.  1425  Pacific 
Melboprn  Joseph,  NW  cor  Powell  and 

Pacific 
Menke  E.,  8E  cor  Sutter  and  Taylor 
Menke   &  Co.,  HE   cor  Battery  and 

Commerce 
Mentel   William,  ITE  cor  Broadway 

and  Stockton 
Merging  J.  B.,  733  Montgomery 
Merz  William,  SE  cor  Sutter  and  Pow 
Meyer   Bros.,   NW   cor  Folsom   and 

Fremont 
Meyer  Glaus  R.,  NE  cor  Battery  and 

Green 
Meyer  Frederick,  NE  cor  Fourth  and 

Jessie 
Meyer  Fridrich,  521  East 
Meyer   Henry,   NE   cor   Fourth  and 

Silver 
Meyer   Henry,   NW  cor  Dupont  and 

Filbert 
Mever  Henry  W.,  210  Steuart 
Meyer  H.  W.  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Powell 

and  Greenwich 
Meyer  John  H.,  NW  cor  Third  and 

Townsend 
Meyer  John  H.,   SE  cor  Vallcjo  and 

Powell 
Meyer  &  Akmann,  39  Sacramento 
Meyer  &  Lubin,  NW  cor  Dupont  and 

Vallejo 
Meyer  &  Schlesselman,  NW  cor  Turk 

and  Fillmore 
Meyer  &   Westfall,   NW  cor  Pacific 

and  Dupont 
Meyerbach   Sol.,   SE  cor  Mason  and 

Green 
Meyers  John,  NE  cor  Twentieth  and 

Shotwell 
Meyn  John,  12  Everett 
Miller  John,  NW  cor  Eighth  and  Na- 

toma 
Miller  Louis,  SW  cor  York  and  Twen- 
ty-third 
Miller  &  Flsk,  5  Jackson 
Miller  &  Kluuder,  S W  cor  Dramm  and 

Jackson 
Milliman  N.,  819  Broadway 
Mitchell  John,  176  Stevenson 
Mohrmann  Fred.,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Broadway 
Moneypenny  Charles,  136  Natoma 
Monnich  August,  NE  cor  Folsom  and 

Eighth 
Mooney  Daniel  J.,  NW  cor  Van  Ness 

Avenue  and  Market 
Moore  &  Wrage,  NE  cor  Pac  and  Polk 
Moran  Frank,  164  Jessie 
Morris  Samuel,  1139H  Folsom 
Muhlenbrink  W.,  NW  cor  Bush  and 

Taylor 
Mulchay  &  Hcavecker,  NE  cor  Sixth 

and  Clementina 
Mullally  John,  NW  cor  Har  and  Dora 
Muller  Albert,  NW  cor  Fifteenth  and 

Howard 
Muller  Emil,   NW   cor   Mason    and 

O'Farrell 
Muller  Nicholas,  SW  cor  Minna  and 

Rincon  Court 
Muller  ifc  Joost,  NW  cor  Garden  and 

Bryant 
Mulligan  Owen,  SW  cor   Broadway 

and  Bartol 
Munson  Oscar  G.,  537  Broadway 
Murken  Martin,  29  Clementina 
Nachtigall  Fred,  NW  cor  Broadway 

and  Post 
Nelson  Henry,  SE  cor  Seventh  and 

Stevenson 
Newman  Edward,  339  Third 
Newman  Michael,  N  s  Twentieth  nr 

Guerrero 
Nickels  John  W.,  NE  cor  Greenwich 

and  Taylor 
Nigro  Fabricio,  1336  Dupont 
Nobmann  Chris.,  SE  cor  Sac  and  Leav 
Nolte  Charles  R.,  Mission  nr  Twenty- 
sixth 
Nolte  H.  &  Co.,NE  cor  Sixth  and  Jessie 
Nolte  &  Crane,  SE  cor  Eighth  andMiis 
Noltemeyer  W.  F.  <fe  Co.,  727  Davis 
Norman  Fred  G.,  NW  cor  Twentieth 

and  Valencia 
Nuhrenberg  Charles,  SW  cor  Green 
and  Hyde 


O'Brien  Bros.,   NW  cor   Perry    and 

Fourth 
O'Brien  Thomas,  650  Mission 
O'Brien  <fc  Fitzgerald,  SE  cor  Mission 

and  Second 
O'Connell  John,  N  s  Union  nr  Sansom 
O'Connor  Chris.,   SW  cor  Fifth  and 

Stevenson 
O'Connor  J.  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Taylor  and 

Geary 
O'Connor  Michael,    NE  cor  Laguua 

and  Fulton 
O'Kecfe   Michael,   NE  cor  Harrison 

and  Dora 
O'Meara  ifc  Meyer,  SW  cor  Fillmore 

and  Pine 
O'Neill  Timothy,  cor  Filbert  and  Mont 
O'Sullivan  J.,  Fifteenth  Avenue  corP, 

South  S.F. 
Ogle  &  Schricfer,  155  Natoma 
Ohlandt  Henry,  cor  San  Bruno  Road 

and  Twenty-fourth 
Orr  William  H.,  919  HaiTison 
Ortmann  John  F.,  815  Jackson 
Otten  Claus.N  W  cor  Stock  and  Vallejo 
Overmohle   Henry,   SW  cor  Howard 

and  Moss 
Pac  John  J.,  1220  Dupont 
Pahl  Richard  H.,  SE  cor  Dupont  and 

Geary 
Paulsen  <fc  Siebe,  NW  cor  Turk  and 
Taylor,  and  NE   cor  Fourth  and 
Everett 
Peters  Charles  F.,  SW  cor  Hayes  and 

Laguna 
Peters  Henry  D.,  NW  cor  Davis  and 

Pacific 
Peterson  Arthur  S.,  25  Kearny 
Peterson  Charles  A.,  SE  cor  Folsom 

and  Twenty-seventh 
Pcttenati  Peter,  539  Broadway 
Piacentili  &  Co.,  20  Washington 
Plath  John,  421  Union 
Pohlker  John  H.,  NW  cor  Twenty- 
sixth  and  Howard 
Pomeroy  J.  T  &  Co.,  NW  cor  Third 

and  Silver 
Pope     Charles,     Presidio    Road    nr 

Franklin 
Postel  Peter  J.,  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Twenty-third 
Powers  Michael,  NW  cor  Eighth  and 

Clementina 
Puckhaber  D.,  NW  cor  Grove  and  Oc- 

tavia 
Puvogel  John,  SW  cor  Stockton  and 

Greenwicli 
Quigley  George,  SW  cor  Geary  and 

William 
Rasmusen  Peter,  W  s  Valencia  nr  Six- 
teenth 
Reardon  &  Dwyer,  NW  cor  Third  and 

Everett 
Redington  John,  1316  Sacramento 
Reeckmann  Araandus,  NE  cor  Folsom 

and  Beale 
Reilly  Bernard,  NW  cor  Natoma  and 

Russ 
Reiners  Claus,  NE  cor  O'Farrell  and 

JIason 
Reinccke  &  Hennings,  SW  cor  Stock- 
ton and  Vallejo 
Rich  B.  <fc  D.,  904  Market 
Ricliards  James  M.,  SE  cor  Dupont 

and  Sutter 
Ring  Richard,  128  First 
Ringen  Peter,  NE  cor  Clay  and  Stock 
Rogers  Florence  F.,  SE  cor  Pacific  and 

Leavenworth 
Rohde  H.  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Pine   and 

Dupont 
Rohrs  iX.  Brother,  SW  cor  First  and 

Brj-ant 
Rolin  Henry,  63  Jessie 
Roncoli  Louis, NW  cor  Bran  and  Ritch 
Rontet Matthias,  SW  cor  Green  and 

Dupont 
Rotanzi  &  Co.,  1113  Dupont 
Runge  &,  Lakeman,  NW  cor  Fourth 

and  Clementina 
Russell  Henry,  1  Crook 
ByanJ.&J.  W.,  SW  cor  Sixth  and 

Bryant 
Ryan  James,  1405  Pacific 
Ryan  John  C.  Mrs.,  NW  cor  Dupont 

and  Sutter 
Ryan  Thomas,  SW  cor  Hinckley  and 

Pinckney 
Sagehom  Herrmann,  520  Union 
Sahnke  Herman  G.,  523  Jackson 
nntif  Nicholas,  SW  cor  Twenty -sec- 
ond and  Folsom 


Sass  &  Bauer,  NE  cor  Seventh  and 

Cleveland 
Sbarboro  B.  &  Bro.,  531  Washington 
Sbarboro  John  B.,SW  cor  Fifth  and  Fol 
Scanlin  <fc  Doscher,  N  W  cor  Bush  and 

Jones 
Schedel  George,  NE   cor  Jessie  and 

Ecker 
Schendel  John,  KW  cor  Polk  and  Aus- 
tin 
Scheper  Andrew,  734  Broadway 
Scheper  John  H.,  NE  cor  Clay  and 

Larkin 
Scheper  &  Tobelmann,  SW  cor  First 

and  Natoma 
Sehleef  John  H.,  NW  cor  Second  and 

Minna 
Schmedes  John  J.,  642  Jackson 
Schmidt  <fc  Brunycs,  nil  Folsom 
Scholkman  &  Kamp,  141  Second 
Scbolle  Antoin,  SE  cor  Post  and  Jones 
Schortemeier  Henry  H.,  NE  cor  Cali- 
fornia and  Prospect  Place 
Schrader  Charles,  NW  cor  Fifth  and 

Stevenson 
Schroder  John  F.,  SE  cor  Drumm  and 

Sacramento 
Schroder  John  H.,  NW  cor  Hyde  and 

Sutter 
Schroedcr  Charles,  SW  cor  Franklin 

*  and  McAllister 
Schuldt  Hermann,  NW  cor  Third  and 

Harrison 
Schulken  J.  &  Co.,  SE  cor  McAUister 

and  Octavia 
Schultheis  Henry,  SW  cor  First  and 

Clementina 
Schultz  Anna,  SW  cor  Davis  and  Com 
Schuman  Wllliam,N  W  cor  Folsom  and 

Seventh 
Schutt   Henry  W.,   SE   cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Alabama 
Schwartz  David, SW  cor  Valencia  and 

Twenty-fourth 
Schwartz  Henry,  340  Third 
Scullay  Jeremiah,  S  s  Filbert  nr  Mont 
Seebeck  Edward  E.,  NW  cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Mission 
Seegelken  &  Bro.,  N  W  cor  Bush  and 

Franklin 
Shannon  John,  SW  cor  Chesley  and 

Boyd 
Sheppard  Mary,(widow)NW  cor  Mont- 
gomery aiid  Vallejo 
Sheridan  James,  SE  cor  Brannan  and 

Gilbert 
Shohay  Francis,  920  Pacific 
Short   Charles,  SW  cor  Clinton  and 

Brannan 
Siebe  &  Hinck,  SE  cor   Bryant  and 

Rincon  Place 
Siedenburg  Henry,  ,520  A'^allejo 
Siegel  Gotleib,  1U16  Kearny 
Skerrott  ifc  Co.,  NE  cor  Shipley  and 

Willow 
Slosson  Bros.,  SW  cor  First  and  Fol 
Smadeke  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Kearny  and 

Broadway 
Smadeke  &  Speck ter,  SW  cor  Fifth 

and  Shipley 
Smith  (Catherine,  (widow)  143  Silver 
Smith  Catherine,(widow)  SW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Twenty-sixth 
Smith  Catheriue,(widow)NW  cor  Fifth 

and  Shipley 
Smith  James,   NW   cor  Dupont  and 

Chestnut 
Smith  John,  18  Clay 
Sommer  Charles,  SE  cor  Sixth  and  Na 

toma 
Sonnenberg  Louis  B.,  SE  cor  Post  and 

Stockton 
Sparrow  Joseph,  33  Clementina 
Speckman  Fred.  F.,  NE  cor   Mission 

and  Fourth 
Stahmann  <fe  Molk,  NW  cor  Green  and 

Dupont 
Stamer  Julius  C,  NW  cor  Battery  and 

Jackson 
Stefl^cns  Diedrich,SE  cor  Fol  and  Main 
Stewart  Theodore,  SE  cor  Sixth  and 

Brannan 
Stone  Patrick,  1008  Pacific 
Stoppelkamp  A.  H.,  (widow)  SE   cor 

Stockton  and  Union 
Straub  William,cor  Market  and  Gough 
Strothoff    Herrman,  SW  cor  Dupont 

and  Harlan  Place 
Stucke  Carsten,  NW    or  Eighth  and 

Bryant 
Sullivan  Bridget  A..  (      low)  NWcor 
Turk  and  Van  Nc.      .venue 


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Sullivan  Daniel,  NW  cor  Buchanan 

and  Ellis 
Sullivan  Daniel,  NW  cor  Fourth  and 

Freelon 
Sullivan  Thomas  G.,  NW  cor  Mission 

and  Thirteenth 
Sullivan  A  Slurphy,  221  Fourth 
Sylva  Joseph.  2i;i  Broadway 
T'hiel  John,  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Folsom 
Thoene  August,  NW  cor   Sixth  and 

Brannau 
Thogode  ^t  Rohrs,  NW  cor  First  and 

Tchamjv 
Thoinford  Henry  A.,  NW  cor  Powell 

and  Filhert 
Ticknor  J.  C,  SW  cor  Post  and  Taylor 
Tiedemann  J"hn  U.,  SW  cor  Fourth 

and  Folsom 
Tiedemann  Slartin,  SW  cor  Polk  and 

Hayes 
Tierofl  Augustus,  1118  Kearny 
Tietjen  Diedrich  W.,  NE  cor  Batterj- 

and  Pacific 
Tiel.jen  Henry,  SW  cor  Leav  and  Bdwy 
Tietjen  JohnH.,  SW  cor  Branaan  and 

kitch 
Tinken  Bernard,  725  Jackson 
Truclson  Theodore,  SE  cor  Sutter  and 

Leavenworth 
Twohig  John,60  First 
Urban  D.  H.  &  Co.,  NW  cor  Mason 

and  Pacific 
Van  der  Wliys  D.,  N  s  Hayes  nr  Van 

Ness  Avenue 
Van  Keulen  Hendrick,  NE  cor  Mason 

and  I'ninn 
Velatti  Cipriano,  NW  cor  Mason  and 

Lomliard 
Velbert  Peter  H.,  SW  cor  Folsom  and 

Willow 
Vollmer  J.  &  H.,  SE  cor  DavisandSac 
Von  Glahn  Christian,  40fl  Pine 
Von  Glahn  Fred,  NE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Alta  Place 
Von  Hadeln  John,  NW  cor  Powell  and 

Green 
Von  Staden  Diedrich  C,  SW  cor  Steu- 

art  and  Mission 
Von  Staden  John  N.,  520  Pine 
Voos  Querin,  N  W  cor  Stock  and  Bdwy 
Vorratli  Henry,  NE  cor  O'Farrell  and 

William 
Wade  Patrick,  NW  cor  Mission  and 

Laskie 
Waller   Christian,   SE   cor   Oak  and 

(lough 
Waller  A  Budwig,  115  Sutter 
Walsh  James,  SE  cor  Leav  and  Vallejo 
Walsh  Thomas,  cor  Sixteenth  and  Sec- 
ond Avenue 
Warnecke  August,  SW  .^cor  Drumm 

and  Sacramento 
Warnken  Hermann  F.,  NW  cor  Fran- 
cisco and  Midway 
Waterman  J.  G.,  1000  Folsom 
Weber    Louis,    NW    cor    Page    and 

Franklin 
Wedemeyer  Henry,  SE  cor  Sixth  and 

Shipley 
Weihe  Edward.  149  San  Bruno  Road 
Weisman  A   Haag,  SW   Cor  Howard 

and  Langton 
Wellbrock  tt  Schroder,  NE  cor  Davis 

and  Commercial 
Welsh  &  Hussey,  36  Sixth 
Wendt  Hermann,  SE  cor  Third  and  Fol 
Wcssling  William,  SE  cor  Vallejo  and 

Dupimt 
White  Charles,  W  8  Georgia  nr  Sierra 
White  Charles  L.,  SW  cor  Ellis  and 

Anna 
Wicht  &  Schussler,  SE  cor  Hyde  and 

Pacific 
Wiebalk  Nicholas,  SW  cor  Polk  and 

Bush 
Wieboldt  Henry,  SW  cor  Folsom  and 

Eleventh 
M'iesc  George  Mrs.,  409  X'nion 
Wilkens  William,  225  Sutter 
Wilkins  Louis,   SE    cor   Bryant  and 

White  Place 
Wilkins  Matthias,  NE  cor  Chestnut 

and  Mason 
Williams  &,  Marshall,  N  W  cor  Drumm 

and  Oregon 
Winter  John  F.  A  Co.,  719  Pacific 
Wintgen  John,  NW  cor  Seventh  and 

Minna 
Wittgen  Diedrich,  NW  cor  Broadway 

and  Dupont 
Wohrden  T.  T.,  NE  cor   Fourteenth 
and  Mission 


Wrede  Diedrich,NW  cor  Leavenworth 

and  Jackson 
Wright  Bros.,  SW  cor  Sixth  and  Stev 
Wulbem  Jolin,  SW  cor  Hyde  and  Jack 
Wulzen  Diedrich  H.,  NE  cor  Folsom 

and  Ninth 
Wuth  A  Stamer.NE  cor  Fifteenth  and 

Minna 
Yeager  Henri-,  1523  Mission 
Young   Ricliard,    SW  cor   Polk   and 

Broadway 
Zahn  Henry,  823  Vallejo 
Zange  &  Co.,  NW  cor  Fol  and  Eighth 
Zch  &  Wulf,  20  Hinckley 

G-un  Ijock— Patent  manufac- 
turer. 

Rudolph  W.,  216  Pacific 

Ounny  Bags. 

[See  Bag  Makers;  also  Sacks.] 
Oun  Powder. 

BARTON  &  RI'TTER,  609  Clay 
California  Powder  AVorks,  J.  F.Lohsc, 

314  California 
DUPONT     POWDER     CO.,    JOHN 

SKINKER,  108  Battery  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  xxvi) 
GIANT   POWDER  CO.,  Bandmann, 

Nielsen  &  Co.,  210  Front  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  xxiv) 
Hafenegt'cr  Joseph,  28  Ransch 
lIAZAKb,  P.  L.  WEAVER,  116  Front 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxvi) 
Hercules,  Central  Ocean  Road 
Pacific,  Hay  ward  &,  Coleman,414  Front 
PLATE   A.   J.,  510  Sacramento  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  xcvi) 

Guns  and  Sporting  materials. 

Bach  John,  325  Keanij- 
BARTON  <fe  RUTTER,  609  Clay 
Browning  August,  651  Washington 
Clabrough  &  Brother,  630  Montgomery 
Cotrel  William  B.,  708  Montgomery 
CRANE    ALBERT    E.,    (Remington 

Arms  Co.)  522   Montgomery   (see 

adv.  dept.  page  xxxi) 
Curry  N.  &  Brother,  117  Sansom 
Hunt  J.  L..  433  Battery 
Liddle  &  Kaediug,  538  Washington 
PLATE    A.   J.,  .MO  Sacramento  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  xcvi) 
Villepia  <fc  slotterbek,  730  Washington 
Schneider  A.,  6.50  Washington 
WINCHESTER  REPEATING  ARMS 

CO.,  108  Battery  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  xxvi) 
Wilson  &  Evans,  513  Clay 

Gunsmiths. 

Bach  John,  325  Kearny 
BARTON  &  RUTTER,  609  Clay 
Bauman  Joseph,  510  Broadway 
Bourgin  Peter,  530  Pacific 
Browning  August,  651  Washington 
Clabrough  &  Brother,  630  Montgomery 
Curry  N.  &  Brother,  117  Sansom 
Harris  William,  208  Leidesdorff 
Liddle  &  Kaeiiing,  538  Washington 
Meyer  Charles,  530  Jackson 
PLATE   A.   J.,   510  Sacramento  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  xcvi) 
Rovon  Edward,  8.38  Clay 
Rudolph  W.,  216  Pacific 
Schneider  A.,  650  AVashinpton 
Villegia  <fe  Slotterbek,  730  Washington 
Vovit  August,  44  Fourth 
Wilson  &  Evans,  513  Clay 

Gymnasia. 

S.  F.  Olympic  Club.  Sutter  nr  Sansom 

S.  F.  'I'nrn  Verein  Club,  Bush  nr  Pow 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association, 

N  B  Sutter  bet  Kearny  and  Dupont 

Ilalrdressers. 

Aaron  Joseph,  .534  Third 

Abraham  S.,  210  Pacific 

Alliot  Enuinuel.  .504  Bush 

Amberg  Joseph,  Sixteenth  bet  Valen- 
cia and  Guerrero 

Anthes<fc  Fleisehmann,  315  Kearny 

Armann  &  Kirsch,  114  Post 

Aurouze  Marias,  647  Pacific 

Barron  &  Ronenthal,  13  Third 

Baskerville  Richard  D.,  NE  cor  How- 
ard and  'I'hird 

Bass  <fc  Starkey,  (colored)  531  Pacific 


Batavlfl  P.  &  Co.,  641  Kearny 
Beyer  Louis,  801  Battery 
Blodes  <t  Brodek,  602  Market 
Boisse  Eugene.  526  Commercial 
Brnedel  &  Troell,  729  Clay 
Bros  ct  Born,  215  Sansom 
Brougham  John,  918  Dupont 
Brown  James  R.,  (colored)  212  Bush 
Brown  Stephen  G.,  202  Fourth 
Bmne  &.  Lemcke,  129  Fourth 
Burris  Adela,  16  Freelon 
Campbell  &  Conrad,  266  First 
Clary  Isaac  G.,  640  Clay 
Castera  &  Constant,  724  AVashington 
CecileMme.,  409  Post 
Chamberlain  Joseph  C,  163  Second 
Chapman  C.  M.,  (ladies')  25  NewMont- 

gomerv 
Chariot  Jules,  (ladles')  757  Clay 
Clark  Mary  Miss,  (colored)Uadies')  628 

Howard 
Cohen  Philip,  12  Sacramento 
Conrad  Henry,  1.59  Second 
Cook  John,  ,333  Bush 
Cordan  Antonio  C,  AV  s  East  het  Clay 

and  Washington 
Corriveau  Louis,  13  Post 
Costa  Frank,  cor  Third  and  King 
Creamer  Aaron,  American  Exchange 
Daigle  John  M.  &  Co.,  906  Kearny 
Dauth  J.  M.,  r27  Seventh 
Dewey  S.  A.  Mrs.,  214  Post 
Diersch  Charles^  9  Second 
Dietz  Adam,  305  Fourth 
Dissat  ,\ntoine,5ll  Kearny 
Dittes  Michael,  16  Sixth 
Doblemann,  Lonis  D.,  109  Je.'sie 
Doherty   M.   E.    Mrs.,    (ladies')    205 

Kearny 
Drucker  August,  923  Montgomery 
Ehman  Henry,  1146  Folsom 
Einsfeld  Peter,  1140  Jlarket 
Eipper  Thomas,  409  Pacific 
Enplander  Gus.,  8U4  Folsom 
Engle  Henry  T..  6  Summer 
Enos  Antonia.  S  s  Jackson  nr  Davis 
Erbe  Adam,  842  Jlarket 
Evano  J.  M.,  712  Pacific 
Fayard  J.  B.  &  Co.,  647  Clay 
Ferguson  Alexander,  214  Montgomery 
Fisher  George,  104  Pacific 
Fleishniann  John,  113  Third 
Flercs  Antonio,  541  Sacramento 
Fox  H.  B.,  113  Pacific 
Francisco  Anton,  909  Battery 
Freiling  Peter,  536  First 
Freitas  &  Souza,  203  Third 
Freund  F.  M..  430  Third 
Fried  David,. 508  Sixth 
Garrissere  Francois.  615  Commercial 
Gearon  &  Murphy,  NE  cor  Sixth  and 

Folsom 
Gels  Kilian,  822  Montgomery 
Godfrey  N.  A.,  (colored)  640  Clay 
Gorflnfele  &  Lehan,  1002  Market 
Green  Abbie  F.  M  rs.,  106  Kearny 
Grelf  John,  636  AVashiiigton 
Grimm  Adam,  Lick  House 
Grote  Frederick,  433  Broadway 
Gutzeit  Henry,  907  Folsom 
Hammerschmidt  John,  229  Hayes 
Hanfmann  Leopold,  631  Folsom 
Harris  Oeorge,AV  s  Drumm  nr  J.ickson 
Havden  John  J.,  531  Sacramento 
Heider  &  Hilberer,  310  Bu.sh 
Heins  <fc  Silva,  1407  Stockton 
Heinz  Henry,  3  AA'ashington 
Heinz  Jacob,  507  Jackson 
Held  Ernest.  230  Bush 
Held  George,  Grand  Hotel 
Hengus  John,  SAV  cor  Michigan  and 

Hiishfeld  Peter,  (ladies')  121  Mont 
Hock  Tobias,  801  Kearny 
Hofiman  Charles  &  John,  709  Davis 
Horn  Jerome,  147  Po.st 
Howard  George,  257  Steuart 
Howard  Michael,  ^colored)  128  Kearny 
Huck  &  Hochbrunn,  129  Third 
Huddy  Thomas,  412  Pacific 
Hund  Frederick.  16  Sixth 
Hvnian  Jacob,  534  Jackson 
Jackson  Henrv.227Fmh 
Jackson  Mary  E.  Mrs..  736  Howard 
Jacobs  <fe  Busse,  433  Pine 
Kerner  Lizzie  Mi^s,  641  Kearny 
KimmellJohn,  231S  Second 
Korn  A.  I.,  540  California 
Kostermeyer  John,  402  Geary 
Lacua  Frank.  532  Jackson 
Lalanne  Emil,  756  Clay 
Lampe  Brothers,  Cosmopolitan  Hotel 


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Lang  Christian,  1222  Stockton 
Levcrp  Esther,  (colored)  (widow)  329 

Third 
Lewis  Hermann,  2112  Itnc  and  909  Bat 
Lipmaii  Joscpli,  Wliat  Cheer  House 
Lippman  Samuel  W.,  403  I'ine 
Lynett  Mary  Mrs.,  106  Third 
JIagazzini  A..  .W4  Clav 
Marshall  Marv  V.,  (colored^  410  Third 
McLauchlin  .lulia  Mrs..  106  Third 
5Iiller  FrederiL-k  W.,  205  Sutter 
MohrhnrdtP.  F.  Mrs.,  251  Third 
Monks  .Samuel,  814  Washington 
Montgomery  Haths  Co.,  621  Mont 
Morgensterh  A.,  9  Second 
Morton  llenrv  R.,  507  Davis 
JluUer  &  Sutter.  336  Bush 
Murphy  Charles,  241  Third 
MurphV  James,  104  First 
Nicholas  George,  37  Sac  and  634  Pac 
Nover  Joseph  J).,  60K  Taciflc 
O'Sulhvaii  P.,  1069  Howard 
Obenauer  George.  43  Second 
Oppenhciraer  Emile,  1(115  Market 
Pacheco  A.  I..  633  Pacitic 
Patrick   Wellington  C.  colored)   1319 

Stockton 
Pflster  Chretien,  221  Montgemery 
Pilling  Jtihn,  613  Davis 
Plante .Samuel,  .506  Bush 
Proschold  Charles,  106  Sixth 
Proschold  Tuisco,  236  Sutter 
Prunty  Francis,  NW  cor  Fol  and  Beale 
Puyonu  Bernard,  610  Kearny 
Pvat  Felix,  804  Washington 
Rfbham  Andrew,  1308  Pacillc 
Robertson  Lawrence,  534  Third 
Rodgers  Henry,  (col'd)  29  Pacific 
Koesler  Julius",  S  s  Jackson  bet  Davis 

and  Drumm 
Saalburg  Siegfried,  37  Post 
Sablan  Mateo  it  Co.,  545  Merchant 
Sand  Brothers,  .50  Fourth 
Schmitt  Francis  A.,  808  Clay 
Schneiter  Henry  P.,  Eighth  nr  How 
Schonwald  Albert,  UIH  Third 
SchuckHenrv,  511  Montgomery 
Schultz  Philii),  928  Market 
Schwartz  Simon,  419  Fourth 
Schwonn  Michael,  738  Pacific 
Serrington  William  B.,  (colored)  235 

Fourtli 
Shoen  Edward,  2007  Polk 
Silva  Joseph  Jl.,  .597  Sixth 
Silva  Manuel  J.,  306M  Third 
Simpson  William,  800!^  Market 
Smith  Henry  R.,  740  Market 
Smith  Josephine,  16  Fourth 
Solis  An<:il,  S  s  Bush  nr  Polk 
Soniienfeld  HeiTOiin,  406  Pine 
Spitz  Bertha  Mrs.,  316  Kearny 
Staftelbach     Albert    &,   Edward,   108 

Steuart 
Stable  Henry  W.,  Occidental  Hotel 
Stable  John,  SE  cor  Clay  and  Mont- 
gomery 
Steinbach  &  Lehn,  615  Merchant 
Steinle  Henry,  S  g  Sixteenth  nr  Va- 
lencia 
Stephenson  M.  J.  Mrs.,807H  Howard 
Stewart  John  A.,  508  Clay 
Streih  Jacob  ife  Co.,  8  Merchants'  Ex- 
change 
Stulz  <fc  Lehritter,  937  Kearny 
Sturm  Charles,  264  Tliird 
Susand    Nathaniel   C,    (colored)    404 

Montgomery 
Svillovich  Antonio,  130  Folsom 
Thomas  John,  6  Sacramento 
Trautner  Charles,  6/4  Washington 
Uszynski  B.  Mrs.,  218  Sixth 
Valentine  Clara,  (colored)  4  Taj'lor 
Van  Geistefleld  H.  Louis,  414  Jackson 
Viot  Victor,  1026  Dupont 
Walters  James,  502  Mission 
Ward  Andrew  J.,  916  Kearny 
Watson  William,  683  Mission 
Wenzel  John,  235  Pacific 
Wetzell  Pius,  218  Pacific 
Wiebe  A;  Strelil,  13  Geary 
Williams  N.  F.,  (colored)  102  Steuart 
Wilson  Francis,  (colored)  553  Fourth 
Winter  I'hilip,  536  Clay 

Kair— Haman. 

Batavia  P.  <fe  Co.,  641  Kearny 
Cliapmaii  C.  M.,  25  New  Montgomery 
Doherly  Jl.  E.  Mrs.,  205  Kearny 
Fayard  J.  B.  i;  Co.  647  Clay 
Hirshfeld  Peter,  121  Monigoraery 
Pflster  Chretien,  221  Montgomery 
I  Puyoou  Bernard,  610  Kearny 


Hair  Restoratives. 

Chapman  C.  51.,  25  New  Montgomery 
Howard  M.,  (colored)  128  Kearnv 
NORCROSS  <fe  CO., (agents)  32  Kearny 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixvi) 
Snow  J.  F.,  (agent)  25  Post,  and   635 

Kearny 

Hair  Workers. 

Chapman  C.  M..  25  New  Montgomery 
Cook  Clarissa  Mrs.,  519  Montgomery 
Goldstein  Samuel,  119  Second 
Lawlor  Mary  Mrs.,  309 Third 
Morhardt  P.  F.  Mrs.,  251  Third 
Schmitt  Marv  E.  Mrs.,  233  Sutter 
Uszynski  B.  Mrs.,  218  Sixth 

Hardware. 

['Importers.] 
Allen  John.  735  Pacific 
•Arthur  J.  D.  &  Son,  SW  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Davis 
Bailey  J.  H..  1513  Stockton 
*BAKER   &    HAJIILTON,    17  Front 
(see  adv.  dept.  pages  xW  and  Ixviii) 
Bekeart  Philip,  305  Third 
Bernard  Isaac,  2214  Sixteenth 
*Berry  Jt  Place,  112  California 
'Bisagno  Brothers,  420  Battery 
Blanchard  Jules,  44  Fourth 
*Bofer  William  <.t  Co.,  610  Sacramento 
•Brignardello  &,  Brother,  623  Pacific 
♦Brittan,  Holbrook  &  Co.,  113  Cal 
Burnap  John,  425  Davis 
"Caire  Justinian,  530  Washington,  and 

102S  Dupont 
Campbell  Murdoch,  5  Steuart 
"Capen  A.  M.  <fe  Co.,  125  Sansom 
♦Cascbolt  J.  D.  <k  Co.,  24  Beale 
♦(Jonroy  &  O'Connor,  109  Front,  and 

206  Pine 
*COX    Jz    NICHOLS,    (tanners)    316 

Wash  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xxv) 
Curry  ii  Bristol,  (colored)  314  Jackson 
Daneri  Antonio,  .504  Front 
•FLEISHMAN,  SICHEL  <fc  CO.,   112 

Front 
Garvev  Jc  Kimball,  19  Geary 
♦GERZ.IBEK  OSCAR  V.,  563  Market 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  18) 
♦GLASGOW  IRON  AND  METAL  IM- 
PORTING CO.,  21  Fremont  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  9) 
Glein  Carlos  F.,  317  Kearny 
Greninger  Daniel,  54J  Fourth 
♦Guion  George  W.,  622  Market 
Ha.seltine  Asa  A.,  423  Davis 
♦HAWLEY  <fc  CO.,  SE  cor  Cal  and  Bat 

(See  adv.  dept.  page  xxxi) 
♦Hawley  Marcus  C.  <B  Co.,  110  Front 
Hecker  A.,  115  Second 
•Helmken  J.  T.  ii  Co.,  517  Market 
Helmken  J.  Theodore,  516  Kearny 
•Hooker  ife  Co.,  117  Cahfornia 
•Hunt  J.  Lewis,  S  W  cor  Wash  and  Bat 
Hyde  George  K.  &,  Co.,  414  Market 
•j'ohnson  George  C.  ct  Co.,  33  Battery 
♦JOHN.sON  J.  C.   &   CO.,  (saddlery) 

104  Front  (see  adv.  dept.  page  18) 
•LIN FORTH,   KELLOGG   &   CO.,  3 

Front  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xxlv) 
Long  Claude,  604  Washington 
Ludeman  Brotliers,  .58i»  Market 
•MAIN  it  WINCHESTER,  (saddlery) 
214  Bat  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xxix) 
Mariani  it  steffani,  1006  Dupont 
•Marsh,  Pilsbury  <fc  Co.,NE  cor  Front 

and  Pine 
MARTELL    JOHN,   647   Sacramento 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  2) 
Moeniiing  Guiitber,  136  Fourth 
Nelson  William  F.,  206  Jackson 
Newman  Charles  L.,  Ill  Third 
Osborn  R.  F.  it  Co.,  749  Market 
Otto  Charles  A  Co.,  312  Bush 
Owens  Richard  15.,  108  Fourth 
Page  Robert,  NE  cor  Pacific  and  Mont 
•Parkhurst  V.  S.  W.,  314  Pine 
•Patrick  Richard  &  Co.,  122  Battery 
Pockwitz  Louis,  139  Third 
Quigley  Philij),  914  Market 
Itail  Eugene  B.,  200  Sausom 
REED,   UOAGLAND   <fc   NEWSOM, 

53:t  Kearjiy 
•Rockwell,  Coye  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Piue 
•Rosekrans  H.  it  Co.,  135  Mont 
♦Russell  it  Erwin  Manufacturing  Co., 

204  Sansom 
♦SELBY  THOMAS  H.  <t  CO.,  116  Cal 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  xiii) 


♦Simmons,  Rowe  &  Co.,  52  Clay,  and 

109  Sansom 
•SPEYER    MORRIS  A  CO.,  219  San 
•Stempelmann  <fc  Co.,  623  Pacific 
♦Stone  &  Hayden,  (sadrllerv)  422  Bat 
Stott  &  Davidson,  1002  Market 
♦Stow  Joseph  W.,  206  Sansom 
♦Treadwell  cSs  Co.,  Market  opp  Front 
♦Underbill  Jacob  &  Co.,  118  Battery 
♦Vanderhurg  E.  L.  &  Co.,  (saddlery) 

400  Batterv 
Webb  Andrew  C,  779  Market 
White  Charles  W.,  47  Clay 

Harness  and  Saddlery. 

[♦Importers.] 
Betbeze  Auguste,  510  Broadway 
Billy  Lorenzo,  410  Jackson 
Bois  Anthony  B.,  510  Davis 
Brendel  Jacob  E.,  11  Sutter 
Bruner  John,  428  Pacific 
Carlos  Tiburcio,  .527  Pacific 
Cannelich  George,  525  .Sansom 
Chase  <fe  Bowley,  9  New  Merchants' 

Exchange 
Conway  Michael  G.,  767  Market 
Cooperative  Saddlery  Co.,  115  Fourth 
Cosbie  William  &  Brother,  56  First 
Cram  William  R.,  16  First 
Dorrance  William  F.,  315  Battery 
Dowling  Richard,  611  Sansom 
Fennell  Dennis,  520  Battery 
Fletcher  William,  NE  cor  Front  and 

Market 
Flores  Trinidad,  529  Pacific 
Frankenberg  Joseph,  1108  Dupont 
Fuller  Thomas,  324  Jarksou 
Hamilton  Joseph,  SE  cor  Third  and 

Harrison 
Hansen  Louis,  209  Sansom 
Helke  Charles,  549  Fourth 
Jameson  Horace  D. ,  3(i6  M  arket 
♦JOHNSON   J.   C.    &  CO.,  (manufac- 
turers)  106   Front   (see  adv.  dept. 
page  18) 
Jones  Harrison,  908  Market 
.J ugnet  Antonio,  10  Fourth 
Lawless  Brothers,  624  Front 
Lawless  M.,  508  Sansom 
Lvons  Barend,  242  Sutter 
♦MAIN  &  WINCHESTER,214 Battery 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  x.\ix) 
Maranda  Octave,  421  Sansom 
McColgan  Michael,  216  Washington 
Mead  Charles  H.,  SE  cor  Front  and 

Jackson 
Mead  <fe  Son,  821  Market 
Mero  Alexander,  1124  Market 
Slillar  John,  305  Davis 
O'Brien  John,  498  Eighth 
O  Kane  Johr,  213  Kearny 
Paquette  D.,'531  Pacific 
Perham  Silas,  1102  Folsom 
Perrin  Pierre,  10  Fourth 
Phipps  Thomas,  665  Howard 
Rvan  J.  B.,  639  Bro.adwav 
Rubber  Clothing  Co.,  607  Market 
Sickal   Joseph   A.,   E   s  Jli.ssion  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Simonson  David,  San  Bruno  Road  nr 

Twenty-seventh 
♦Stone  &  Hayden,  (hardware)  422  Bat 
Tillman  Augustus,  710  Mission 
Trumbull  William,  117  Washington 
Uribe  Cesirio,  825  Montgomery 
♦Vanderhurg  E.  L.  &  Co..  400  Battery 
Vellinger  Christian,  128  Fourth 
Warschauer  Moritz,  706  Vallejo 
Weaver  Henr^',  671  Market 
West  CharlcsB.,  cor  Cal  and  Market 
White  Jacob  W.,  721  Sansom 

Hat  and  Cap  Illauuracturers. 

Adams  Robert  H.,  (>41  Washington 
Adams  Ross  M.,  6-')7  Washington 
Boysen  Julius,  514  Pine 
Collins  James  C,  627  Washington 
Cranert  Frederick,  512  Bush 
Desmond  Cornelius,  SW  cor  Bush  and 

Sansom,  and  5  New  Jlontgomery 
Fisher  <fc  Co.,  300  Montgomerv 
Kaskel  Adolph,  .32  Thir.l  and  617  Com 
Lamott  A.,  227  Montgomery 
LeGay  <t  Co.,  614  Commercial 
McGann  &  Co.,  704  Jlarket 
Mead  Benjamin  F.,  309  Montgomery 
MEUSDORFFERJ.  C.  it  BRUl'HER, 

NE  cor  Mont  and  Bush,  and  647 

Wash  (see  adv.  dept.  pagelv) 
MEL'SDORFFER  K.,  635  Lommercial 

(see  adv.  dept  page  29) 


PEOPLES  INSUBAUCE  CO.— Their  Losses  are  promptly  paid. 


O   p.  VATT  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  &  716  Kearny  St.,  Kubber  Goods  and  Umbrella* 


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Nickerson  &  Son,  SSKoamy 
Noricgo  TedroA  Co.,  iWO  Diipont 
Wores  Joseph,  609  A\  asliir.gton 

Hat  niocU  53aker8. 

Johnson  James  B.,  SE  cor  Beale  and 

Mission 
LInsley  Uifford  W.,  419  Pine 

Hats— Struiv. 

[See  Straw  Goods.] 
Hat*  and  Caps— Importer*. 

BADGKR    &    UXDEXBERGER,  7 

.Sansom  (sec  ailv.  dept.  page  xl) 
Berwin  P.  &  Bro.,  106  Battery 
Collins  James  C,  627  Washington 
FISHEK  it  CO.,  30(1  Montgomerj'  (see 

adv.  de])t.  page  Ixxxii) 
0esmoiid  Cornelius,  S\V  cor  Sansom 

and  Bush,  and  !>  New  ilont 
Kline  Louis  <t  Co.,  205  Sansom 
Kline  it  Co.,  12  Battei-y 
Laraott  Anthony,  227  Montgomery 
LeG,iy  ife  Co.,  6l6  Commercial 
Lust  Mnion  (fe  Co.,  SW  cor  Sansom 

and  I'inc 
MEUSDOKI'-FER  J.  C.  <feBROTHER, 

K  E  cor  Jlontgomery  and  Bush  (see 

ailv  dept.  page  Iv) 
MEUSDORFFER  K.,  63-5 Commercial 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  29) 
Meyer  C.  II.  <t  Bros.  '28  Sansom 
Newman  J.  it  Co.,  6  Battery 
Rosenberg  G.  ifc  Co.,  118  Sansom 
Triest  .t  F  riedlander,  117  Battery 
VAN   SCHAACK   C.   I'.   &  CO.,  712- 

"Itj  Kearny  (see  adv.  register  of 

names,  each  alternate  page) 

Hatters. 

Abrahams  Henry,  1012  Dupont 
Adams  Robert  H.,  &41  Washington 
Adams  Ross  JI.,  657  Washington 
Alexander  Simon,  IIOOH  Dupont 
Boysen  Julius,  514  Pine 
Cliicli  II.,  230  Third 
I'ollins  James  C,  627  Washington 
Contet  ii  Plege,  721  Clay 
Cianert  Frederick,  512  Bush 
Desmond  Cornelius,  SW  cor  Bush  and 

Sansom,  and  5  New  Montgomery 
FISHER  A:  CO.,  300  Montgomery  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxii) 
Glass  Joseph,  lolti  Dupont 
Harris  Israel,  122  Kearny 
Kaskel  Adolph,  617  Com  and  32  Third 
Lamott  Anthony,  227  Monlgomery 
LeGay  it  Co.,  614  Commercial 
London  John,  (vll  Kearny 
Macnamara  W.,  715  Mission 
Maurin  J.,  20!t  Dupont 
McUonald  Edward.  306  Sixth 
McGaiin  it  Co.,  704  ilaiket 
Jlead  Benjamin  F..  309  Montgomery 
MEl  SDORFFER  J.  C.  &  BROTHER, 
200  .Montgomery,  and  647  Washing- 
ton (See  adv.  dept.  page  Iv) 
MEl'.sDORKFER  KONRAD,  637  Com 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  29) 
Nickerson  it  Son,  35  Kearny 
Noriega  P.  <fc  Co.,  920  Dupont 
Peyser  Jacob,  239  Third 
Quiun  M.  H.,  127  Fourth 
Russell  Josepli,  106  Second 
Samuels  Lewis,  1119  Dupont 
Shocken  Samuel  H.,  17  Second 
Wores  Joscpli,  609  Washington 

Hatters*  Stock. 

FISHER  &  CO..  300  Montgomery 
MEUSDORFFER  J.  C.  <t  BROTHER, 

NE  cor  Jlontgomery  and  Bush 
Ponton  DeArce  L.,  626  Sacramento 
STEIN,  SIMON  &  CO.,  632  Sac 

Hay  and  Grain. 

Adams  <fc  Butler,  53  Clay 

Blair  M.  <k  Co.,  opp  San  Jos6  Depot 

BROOKS  &  CO.,  SE  cor  Howard  and 

Rausch  (see  adv.  dept.  page  31) 
Cook  M.  S.,  Point  Lobos  Road  nr  toll- 
gate 
Cosgriir  Brothers,  SW  cor  O'FarrcU 

and  Hvde 
DriscoU  Timothy,  NW  cor  Mission  and 

Slxteeiitli 
Drummond  .t  Lament,  433  Valencia 
Dunn  .lames,  SW  cor  P«c  and  I'ow 
Dutton  it  Moore,  pier  7  Steu&rt 
Finck  <fc  Goetjen,  202  Mission 


Garncau  Gaspard,  967  Mission 
Hennessey  Brothers,  751  Mission 
Hodgkin  J.  W.  it  Co.,  cor  Fourth  Av 

and  L,  South  San  Francisco 
Holmes  J.  B.  &  Smith,  14  Spear  and  569 

Market 
Hurley  Daniel  D.,  W  s  Mission  nr  Sev- 
enteenth 
Joost  Behrend,  NE  cor  Twelfth  and 

Folsom 
Joost  JIartin  &  Co.,  NW  cor  Mission 

and  Eleventh 
Kavanagh   R.   Jf.,   cor  Railroad  and 

Fourteenlli  Avenue 
Lauder  G.  it  Son.  cor  Fourth  and  King 
Laiiterwasser  <t  Peters,  223  Sixth 
Maguire  it  Co  ,  SEcor  Hayes  and  Van 

Ness  Avenue 
Maver  Richard.  859  Harrison 
McGlnnis  it  Head,  26  Market 
McKenna  Michael  F.,W  s  Drummbet 

Clav  and  Washington 
Miller  k  Hall,  21  Spear 
Miner  Thomas  E.,  17  Commercial 
Morang  Jean  B.,  1118  Pacific 
Morris  l'reston,NE  cor  McAllister  and 

Lincoln 
MORROW  GEORGE,  39  Clay,  and  28 


Com  (see  adv.  dept._page  xcvi) 
;hols  William  H.,  J 
mento  and  Dmmm 


W  cor  Sacra- 


Place  C.  L.  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Steuart  and 

Folsom 
Rider,  Somers  &  Co.,  22  Market 
Riley  it  Vest,  NE  eor  Spear  and  Har 
Rilcv  Michael,  1016  Market 
Ruddock    G.,    N    s    Howard  nr  Sixth 
Sohwegerle  John  &  Co.,  .549  Brannan 
Smith  it  Stephenson,  620  Broadway 
Thomas  <fc  Drake,  NE  cor  Washington 

and  Ear.t 
Tiernan  &  RySer.E  a  Mission  nr  Twen- 
ty-second 
Turner  Horatio  N.,  NW  cor  Sixteenth 

and  Harrison 
Vermeil  Jean  L.,  cor  Eighth  and  Bran 

Hay  Presses. 

[See  also  Machinists.] 
Rider,  Somers  &  Co.,  22  Market 

Hides  and  fFooI. 

Brandt  Alois,  11  Broadway 

Cliristy  it  Wise,  607  Front 

COX   &   NICHOLS,  316  Washington 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxv) 
Ernst  Herman,  2(I6  Front 
Feuersteiii  R.  it  Co.,  215  Front 
Knapp  it  Grant,  HI  Washington 
Lynch  Joseph  A.,  529  Clay 
McCann  M.  it  Co.,  818  Battery 
McLennan,  Whelan  &,  Grisar,  NW  cor 

Sansom  and  Broadway 
Moody  i  Farish,  2lO  Davis 
Moore  it  Co.,  .38  California 
O'DONNELL  CORXELIUS.S  s  Bran- 
nan  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth  (see  adv. 
dept.  page  22) 
Redding  Winfleld  S.,  211  Sansom 
Rogers  N.,  818  Battery 
Shilling  Levi,  NE  cor  Slarket  and  Bat 
Smith,  Brown  &  Co.,  306  Sacramento 
Sumner  William  B.,  29  Battery 
Todd  A.  H.,  200  Davis 
Wassemiann  A.  it  Co.,  425  Sacramento 
WENTVVURTH  I.  M.  Ji  CO.,  S  s  Fell 
bet  Franklin  and  Gough  (see  adv. 
dept.  page  Ixxix) 

Homestead  Associations. 

Abbey,  507  Montgomery 
Bay  Park,  .'512  Montgomery 
Bay  Park  Addition,  312  Montgomery 
Baj-  View,  415  Montgomery 
Bay  View  Railroad,  415  Jlontgomery 
Ben    Franklin,   27    Merchants'    Ex- 
change 
Berkeley,  409  California 
IJrooklyn  Park,  415  Montgomery 
Buena'Vista,  3()5  Montgonierj' 
Califsmia  Avenue,  306  Montgomery 
Capital,  418  California 
Castle  Tract,  312  Montgomery 
Central  Pacific,  422  Montg(miery 
City  Extension,  331  Montgomery 
City  Land  Association,  304  Mont 
Citv  View,  704  Market 
ClihtonMouiid  Tract, 432  Montgomery 
College,  306  Montgomery 
Concordia,  27  Merchants'  Exchange 


Excelsior  Association,  304  Slont 
Fairmount  Land  Association,  418  Cal 
Farm,  418  Califomia 
Felton  Tract,  .506  Montgomery 
Fifty  Associates,  408  California 
Flint  Tract,  408  Montgomery 
Garden  Tract,  312  Montgomery 
Garden  Tract  Addition,  312  Slont 
Garden  Valley    Land   Association,  24 

Merchants'  Exchange 
Garden  Ville,  415  Montgomery 
GEARY  SIREET  EXTENSION    511 

California 
Great  I'ark.  425  Kearny 
Haley  and  O'Neill  Tract,413  Califomia 
Havward's  Park  ITnion,  230  Kearny 
Hoily  Oak  Park,  331  M(mtgomery 
Homestead  Farm,  32  Merchants'  Ex- 
change 
Howard  and  Folsom  Sti'eets  Property 

Union,  413  California 
Land  Investment  Co.,  312  Montgomery 
Land  Purchasers,  304  Montgomery 
Laurel  Hill,  304  Montgomery 
Lewis,  408  California 
Market   and  Fourteenth   Streets,   729 

Montgomery 
Mission   Street   Extension,   606  Mer- 
chant 
Mission  Street  Railroad,  ,531  Wash 
Mutual  Provident,  418  California 
Mutual  Real  Estate,  418  California 
New  Potrero,  408  Montgomery 
New  South  San  Francisco,  312  Mont- 
gomery 
North  Brooklyn,  420  Montgomery 
North  San  Francisco.  415  Montgomery 
Oakland  Prospect,  304  Montgomery 
Oakland  View,  331  Montgomery 
Paul     Homestead     Reservation,     312 

Montgomery 
Paul  Tract.  312  Montgomery 
Pioneer,  506  Montgomery 
Pioneer  Land  and  Loan  Association, 

413  California 
POINT  LOBOS  AVENUE,  ,511  Cal 
POINT  LOBOS   HOMESTEAD  EX- 
TENSION    ASSOCIATION,    511 
California 
Potrero    Land     Investment    Co.,  415 

Montgomery 
Railroad,  (No.  2)  413  California 
Railroad  Avenue  Extension,  24  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
Real  Estate  Associates,  408  Mont 
Regent  Street,  304  Montgomery 
Sacramento  Farm,  411  ki  California 
S.    F.   Real    Estate   Association,    408 

Front 
San  Mateo  City,  137  Montgomery 
San  Mateo  Land,  608  Meicliant 
Santa  Clara  City,  128  Kearny 
School    House     Extension,   32    Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
School   House   Land,   32   Merchants' 

Exchange 
Seventy -five-dollar  Lot,  413  California 
Silver  Terrace,  604  Jlonigorai-ry 
Spring  Valley,  312  Montgomery 
Spring  Valley,  605  Montgomery 
Sunny  Vale.  607  Montgomery 
Sunnyside,  .507  Montgimiery 
Superior,  30H  Jlontgomery 
Teachers',  432  Montgomery 
University,  432  Montgoinei-v 
University  Extension,  306  Montgomery 
University  Homestead   and    Railroad 
and   University   Garden    Co.,   306 
Montgomery 
Vallejo  City  Extension,  220  Mont 
Villa,  507  Montgomery 
Visitaclon  Land  Co.,  305  Montgomery 
Water  Front  Building    Lot   Associa- 
tion, 312  Montgomery 
Water  Front  Tide  Land  Co.,  405  Front 
Webster  Street,  '27  Merchants'  Exch 
Western  Addition,  312  Jlontgomery 
White  Tract,  418  California 
White  Tract,  (Vallejo)  37  Merchants' 
Exchange 

Hoop  Sli^trts. 

[See   also   Drj'   Goods  ;    also   Fancy 

Goods.] 
Alexander  Lvman,  .504  Sixth 
Curley  Mary"A.  Miss,  (manufacturer) 

54"  Fourth 
Daus  Isidore,  1339  Dnpont 
Freud  Morris,  36  Second 
Goldstein  J.  H.,  24  Second 
Jacobs  G.   &  Co.,  (manufacturers)  6 

Battery 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Combs  and  Brushes. 


KEDINQTON".  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Druggists'  Glassware,  ota 


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JONES,  PULLMAV  <fe  CO.,  US  San- 
son   (sec  ailv.  register  of  names 
each  alternate  page) 
LichUnstdn  Mosos,  34  Second 
Magnes  David,  •lU  Kearny 
Newman  J.  <fc  Co.,  6  Battery 
Summerflcld  Alexander,  116  Kearny 
Tisbler  Uannah  Mrs.,  240  Sixth 

Hops. 

Scherr  Ferdinand,  511  Sacramento 
WINTEU  JOHN, 313  Sacramento  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  Ixxv) 

Sose     and     Belting  —  9f  anu- 
ractiirers. 

[See  also  Leather;  also  Tanners.] 
COOK  M.  M.   &  SONS.  801  Battery 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  lii) 
Fulton   John  J.,  NE  cor  Sixth   and 

Bluxome 
Reynolds  Thomas,  .WS  Front 
KockwcU.  Coye  &  Co.,  (importers)  37 

Battery 
Rover  Herman,  43.5  Brannan 
Rubber  Clothing  Co.,  607  Market 

Hosiery  and  Gloves. 

[See  also  Dry  Goods:  also  Furnishing 
Goods.] 

ADELSDORFER  BROS.,  21  Battery 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixv) 

AUSTIN  &  CO.,  SE  cor  Montgomery 
and  Sntter  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xc v) 

HEYNEMANN  <fc  CO.,  3  Sansom  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  xl) 

Holden  S.  P.  <fe  Co.,  28  Sansom 

JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  San- 
som (see  adv.  register  of  names, 
each  alternate  page) 

Lazard  Frercs,  .Vi.^  Market 

McCAIX,  FLOOD  &  McCLURE,  111 
Pine  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xix) 

Rosenbaum  *  Friedman,  22  Battery 

Taaffe  .fe  Co..  9  Montgomery 

TENCE  CHARLES  &  CO..  13  Sansom 
(see  adv.  dept.  pagelxii) 

Tobin,  Davisson  &  Co.,  NW  cor  San- 
som and  Sutter 

VAN  SCHAACK  C.  P.  <fe  CO.,  714 
Kearny  (see  adv.  reg.  names,  each 
alternate  page) 

Hospitals. 

Alameda  Park  Asylum,  3.30  Mont 
Almsliouse,  City  and  Countv,  San  Mi- 
guel Road 
California   State  Woman's,   NW  cor 

Howard  and  Twelfth 
Citj-  and  County,  SWcor  Stockton  and 

Francisco 
French.  S  8  Bryant  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth 
German,  i>7  Brannan 
Italian  and  Swiss,  SE  cor  Folsom  and 

Third 
Marine,  NW  cor  Mission  and  Fifteenth 
San  Francisco  Female,  917  Clay 
San    Francisco    Foundling  Asylum, 

Point  Lobos  Road 
San  Francisco  Lying-in  Asylum,   269 

Jessie 
St  Mary's,  SW  cor  First  and  Bryant 
United  States  Marine,  cor   Fifteenth 

and  Mission 

Hotels,  etc. 

Adams  House,  George  F.  Reeve,  637 

Sacramento 
Albany  House,  John  O'Hara,  15  Pac 
Albion  House,  S.  Phillips,  13J0  .Stock 
American  Exchange, Timothy  Sargent, 

319  Sansom 
Atlantic  House,  M.  McDonald,  212  Pac 
Azorians  <fe  Americans,  Alves,  Estileta 

<t  Moreiro,  420  Drumro 
Avenue  House,  Mrs.  U.  A.  Hafley,  813 

Kearny 
Baltic  House,  John  J.  Kronholra,  20 

Commercial 
Baron  House,  Edouard  Baron,1006  Du- 

pont 
Bav  View  Park  Hotel,  Bay  View 
Beile-Vue  House,  Ann  S.  Belleau,  1018 

Stockton 
Berrv    House,  William  L.  Berry,  18 

First 
Blue  Anchor,  Louis  Schroeder.  7  Wash 
Bootz  Hotel,  Julius  Osiander,  435  Pine 
Boston  House,  Mrs.  S.  G.  Stephens,  31 

Pacific 


Branch  House,  L.  J.  Ewell,  424  San- 
som, cor  (Jlay 
Brevoort  House,  Mrs.  W.  F.  Lapidge. 

NW  cor  -Mission  and  Fourth 
Broadwav  Block  Hotel,  Joseph  Kos 

ter.  N'W  cor  Bdwy  and  Kearny 
Broadway  Hotel,  Daniel  Hartnett,  212 

Broadwav 
Brooklvn  Hotel,  KeUy  <b  Wood,  210 

Bush 
Brown's   Hotel,   Henry    Brown,    105 

Clark 
Bush    Street   House,  Huellmantel   <fc 

Scholden,  333  Bush 
California  Hotel,  Joseph  Chapnis,  SE 

cor  Dupontand  Commercial 
California  House,  G.  Bernis,  626  Cal 
Cambrian  House,  Jenkins  <fc  Evans, 

403  Broadway 
Cambridge  House,  Lawrence  McKeon, 

304  Pacific 
Cariboo  Hotel, Dubureau  <fe  Buessarde, 

516  Pacific 
Center  House,  Es  Folsom  nr  Sixteenth 
Central    House,   John    J.  Brady,  814 

Sansom 
Chicago  Hotel,  Pfefferle  &  Sagehom, 

220  Pacific 
Cincinnati  House,  Meyer  <fe  Burmeis- 

ter,  .529  Valencia 
City  Front  House,  August  Bauville, 

"625  Davis 
City  Hotel,  Harper  &  Raftery,  E  s  First 

nr  Mission 
Clarendon  House,  Mrs.  R.  Macfarland, 

U>H  Fourth 
Clarendon  House,  John  M.  Ward,  574 

Folsom 
Cliff' House,  Junius  G.  Foster,  Termi- 
nus Point  Lobos  Road 
Clipper  Hotel,  Richard  Williams,  624 

Mis.«ii>n 
Colonial  House,  George  O'Brien,  132 

Folsom 
Columbia  Hotel,  Mrs.  Agnes  Brown, 

741  Market 
Columbia   House,  John  McLane,  114 

Jackson 
Constitution  Hotel,  Charles  H.  Brick- 

wedel,  NW  cor  First  and  Brannan 
Constitution  House,  W.  Chipman,  106 

Jackson 
Continental  Hotel,  Herman  Drost,  525 

Pacific 
Continental  House,  Thomas  Ryan,  519 

Mission 
Cosmopolitan  Hotel,  Tubbs  &  Patten, 

SW  cor  Bush  and  Sansom 
Coso  House.  L.  J.  Ewell,  411  Sansom, 

cor  Commercial 
Dresdener  House,   Theodore   Brown, 

339  Bush 
Drumm  Street  House.  John  Ryan,  SW 

cor  Drumm  and  Clark 
Dunedin  House,  Killeeu   &   Co.,   812 

Mission 
Empire  Hotel,  Patrick  Beime,  311  Pac 
Empire   House,    Hugh     Sherlock,   41 

Vallejo 
Empire  House,    Hoops  <fc   Helmburg, 

N  s  Jack  bet  Davis  and  Drumm 
Eureka  House,  Mathew  Joice.  129  Fol 
First     Street    House,    Bartholomew 

Beirne,  NW  cor  First  and  Miss 
Five  Mile  House,  John  Bracken,  San 

Bruno  Road 
Folsom  Hotel.  John  B.  Thj-es,  1135  Fol 
Franklin   Hotel,   Hugh     Curran,   414 

Pacific 
Gailhard's  Hotel,  Pereira  <fc  Co.,  507 

Pine 
Garibaldi  House,  L.  Paravagna,   222 

Broadway 
German  Hall,  Norden  &  Hirth,  18  San 
Gold    Hill  House,  John    Gilfoyl,   564 

Mission 
Golden  Adler  Hotel,  Henry  Dederky, 

338  Bush 
Golden  Age  Hotel,  John  O'Brien,  127 

Pacific 
Golden  City  House,  Matthew  O'Brien, 

116  Pacific 
Golden  City  House,  J.  Rlckards,  San 

Bruno  Road 
GoldcnGatc  Hotel.SchnutenbausBros., 

728  Market 
Golden  Gate  House,  Thomas  Murray, 

510  Davis 
Grand  Hotel,  Johnson  &  Co.,  SE  cor 

Market  and  New  Montgomery 
Haight  House,  Michael  Doyle,  NE  cor 

Sixth  and  Brannan 


Hansa  Hotel,  Ahlbom  &  Graner,  429 

Bush 
Harper  House,  T.  Griffin,  N  s  Mission 

nr  Spear 
Helvetia  Hotel,  431  Pine 
Hibernia  House,    John   Murray,   509 

Davis 
Homestead  House,  Edwin  J.  Foster, 

Point  Lobos  Road 
Hotel  de  Italico,  Bcluzzi  Peirano  <fc 

Co.,  723  Sansom 
Hotel  de  Rhein,  Kuhl  &  Girzikowsky, 

909  Kearnv 
Howard  House,  John  HIpson,  .S04  How 
International  Hotel,  Weygant  &  Pat- 
ridge,  5X2  Jackson 
Irving  House,  Donovan  <t  Twohig,568 

Mission 
Isthmus  House,  W.  J.  Baily,  .54  First 
Jackson  House,  John  W.  Johnson,  43 

Jackson 
Johnson  House,  Mrs.  J.  E.  Johnson, 

759  Market 
Kearny   Street  House,   Henry  Bolte, 

1025  Kearnv 
Kentucky  House.  Peter  Bulte,  SE  cor 

Kentucky  and  Gilmore 
Keystone  House,  F.   Nicolaysen,  129 

Jackson 
Lafayette  House,  Eugene  Robinet,  708 

C'ommercial 
Lafayette  House,  Robert  Shea.  Lafay- 
ette nr  Mission 
Lick  House.  John  M.  Lawlor  <fe  Co., 

W  s  Mont  bet  Post  and  Sutter 
Londonderry  Huuse,George  McLaugh- 
lin, 12  Broadway 
Luzitania  House,  Jose  Barcellos<fe  Co., 

cor  Oregon  and  Drumm 
Magenta  House,  Roger  O'Donnell,  1316 

Dupont 
Manhattan  House,  James  &  John  Cor- 

nyn.  705  Front 
Mariner's  Home,  Thomas    Chandler, 

506  Davis 
Market  Street  House,  D.  Harrington, 

911  Market 
Mechanics'  Home,  Hugh  Frazer,  103 

First 
Mechanics'  Hotel.  C.  F.  Regeser,  NW 

corner  Keaniy  and  Broadway 
Mechanics'  House,  Enquist  «fe  Cox,  26 

Sacramento 
Metropolitan  Hotel,  1320  Stockton 
Mever's  Hxtel,  Rose  &  Him,  814  Mont 
Minerva   House,    F.  W.    Paupitz,  r23 

Jackson 
Mission  Street  Railroad  House,  Daniel 

O'Connor,  1121  Mission 
Montana  Hotel,  Henry  Falkenburg,  164 

Jessie 
Montgomery  House,  William  Perkin, 

615  Mission 
Montreal  House,  James    Sullivan,  29 

Pacific 
Mount  Hood  House,  Alexander  Jack- 
son, 43  Vallejo 
Mountain  House,  A.  Talbot,  cor  Ste- 
venson and  Ninth 
Muh's  Hotel.  N.  Muh,  1022  Dupont 
Mountain  Spring  House,  Otto  Boye, 

cor  Seventeenth  and  Mission 
National  Sailors'  Home,   James  Mc 

Cann,  896  Front 
New  Alaska  Hotel,  Henry  Detjen,  619 

Pacific 
New    Atlantic   Hotel,     Buchholz   <fc 

Kock,  624  Pacific 
New  England  House.Jacob  Schleicher, 

205  Sansom 
New  Franklin  House.  Doherty  &  Ber- 

minghara.  20  Sansom 
New  Pacific  House,  Pinner  <fe  McLean, 

418  Drumm 
New  Seal    Rock  House,  Elihu  Ford, 

Point  Lobos 
New  Wisconsin  Hotel,  Trembath    <k 

Williams,  411  Pacific 
New  York  Fulton  House,   Mrs.   Ann 

Summerville,  116  Steuart 
New  Y'lrk  House,  John  Tucker,  840 

Alarket 
New  York  House,  William  Payne,  17 

Vallejo 
New  Zealand  House,  O'Brien  &  Shan- 

ahan,  219  Pacific 
Niantic  Hotel,  H.   C.  Boyd,  NW  cor 

Clay  and  Sampson 
Nightingale    House,    William   Shear, 

cor  Mission  and  Sixteenth 
North  German  Hotel,  Hansen  &  Hus- 

ing,  39  Jackson 


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Kucleus  Hotel,  David  Stem,  SE  cor 

Third  and  Market 
O'Farrell  House,  Micliael  Farrell,2n 

Broadway 
Occidental  Hotel,  SE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Busti 
Ocean  House,  Samuel  Costello,  Ocean 

House  Road 
Ocean  House,  J.    P.     Anderson,  407 

Drumm 
Ocean   Side   House,    George    Mellor, 

Beach  nr  Clift'House 
Oregon   House,  John   S.    Black,   233 

Steuart 
Oriental  Hotel,  G.  Sjoberg,  SW  cor 

Washington  and  Drumui 
Orleans  Hotel,  A.  Pollard,  117  Post 
Overland  House,  Treadwcll  <fc   Kay, 

531  Sacramento 
Paciflc  Hotel,  Mrs.  William  Jackson, 

109-121  Pacific 
Palm   House,   John    C.    Hauser,   633 

Broadway 
Park  Hotel,  J.  Schumacher,  22  Turk 
Philadelphia  House,  John  Knack,  423 

Bush 
Piazza  House,  SW  cor  Stock  and  Jack 
Point  San    Quentin  House,  Sylvester 

Murphy,   SW  cor  Louisiana  and 

Siena 
Portsmouth  House,   L.    H.   Bailey,  1 

Brenham  Place 
Post  Street  House,  Paul  A;   Schmidt, 

207  Post 
Precita  Valley  House,  J.  H.  Wohlers, 

SW  cor  ilission  and  Thirtieth 
Prcscott  House,  Bitter  <fe  Becker,  SW 

cor  Paeiflc  and  Kearny 
Presidio  House,  F.  Wicsenbom,  Presi- 
dio Koad 
Quincy  House,  John  Powers,  SE  cor 

Second  and  Xatoma 
Uallroad     Hotel,     John    Pooley,   504 

Fourth 
Railroad  Kerry  House,  Alfred  May,  NE 

Second  and  Townsend 
Roma   Hotel,   P.    &  G.   Beronio,   215 

Broadway 
Roxbury  House,  D.  Flood  &  Bro.,320 

Paciflc 
Buss  House,  Pearson  <fe  Seymour,  W  s 

Montgomery  bet  Pine  and  Bush 
Sacramento  Hotel,  J.  Rigelhuth,  407 

Paciflc 
Sailor's  Home,  SW  cor  Battery  and 

Vallejo 
San  Francisco  Hotel,  J.  Vanderlelth, 

310  Fremont 
Second  Street  House,  M.  O'Nell,  227 

Second 
Siegfried's  Hotel,  Siegfried  <fc  Lohse, 

228  Bush 
Six-mile    House,    H.    Blanken,    San 

Bruno  Road 
Sixth  Street  House,  D.  Mahony,  cor 

Sixth  and  Brjant 
St.  Francis  Hotel.  J.  L.  Newman,  SW 

cor  Clay  and  Dupont 
St.  James  House,  junction  Market  and 

Ellis 
St.  Louis  Hotel,  Kuhl  &   Wogens,  13 

Paeiflc 
St  Nicholas  Hotel,  Webb  &  Campbell, 

519  Paciflc 
Steinmann  s  Hotel,  J.  Stcinmann,  512 

Fourth 
Steuart  St.  House,  104  Steuart 
Sunnyside  House,  John  Lawlor,  Mis- 
sion and  Ocean  House  Road 
Sutter  St.  House,  Jacob  J.  Heinz,  236 

Sutter 
Swiss  House,  G.  Gianninnl,  .572  Folsom 
Swiss  Hotel,  G.  Sturzenegger,  627  Com 
Swiss  Union  Hotel,  William  Jurl,  621 

Paciflc 
Telegraph  House,  William  Balke,  SW 

cor  Battery  and  Green 
Ticino  Hotel,  Morganti  &  Zanoni,  716 

Paciflc 
Tremnnt  House,  P.  Casserly,  420  Jack 
Turf  House,  Patrick  FarrcU,  Point  Lo- 

bos  Road 
Union  House,  DeWltt  &  Peterson,  32 

Steuart 
Union  House,  R.  B.  Butler,  511  Mission 
Union  Sailors'  Home,  Thomas  Boyne, 

45  Vallejo 
V.  S.  Hotel,  Patrick  Broder.  304  Beale 
Wadsworth  House,  Allen  Herbert,  '225 

Bush 
Warschauer    House,    Mrs.    T.    War- 

schauer,  632  Market 


Washington  House,  John  Donnelly,  S 

E  cor  Oregon  and  Drumm 
Watcrford  House, Lawrence  J.Malone, 

162  First 
West  End,  Mrs.  Anna  Daley,  Brenbam 

Place 
Western  Hotel,  J.  Higgins,  214  Bdwy 
Western  House,  H.  Uuenke,  132  Steu 
Westphalia   House,    C.    Twelker,  cor 

Sixteenth  and  Guerrero 
What  Cheer  House,  R.  B.  Woodward, 

5'27  Sacramento 
Wheeler  House,  Charles  Wheeler,  160 

First 
White  House,   Mission   bet  Twenty- 
third  and  Twenty-fourth 
Whitehall    Excliange,  Hachmeyer  & 

Diedereichsen,     cor    Spring    and 

Summer 
William  Tell  Hotel,  L.  Roux,  721  Pac 
William  Tell  House,  Fenstermacher  <fc 

Mutzenbecher,  317  Bush 
Winthrop  House,  Sullivan  <fc  Hart,  64 

First 
Wisconsin   Hotel,  Trembath    &  Wil- 

hams,  409  Paciflc 
Wright's  Hotel,   D.    S.   Griffiths,   218 

Broadway 

House  Brokers. 

[See  Brokers— Hou3e,Real  Estate,etc.] 
House   Furnishing  Ooods. 

[See  also  Hardware ;    also  Wood  and 

Willowware.] 
DOUGLAS  P.  &  Co.,  1.31  Kearny 
Rosekrans  H.  &  Co.,  135  Montgomery 

House  Kaisers. 

[See  also  Contractors.] 

Burt  William  J.,  1130  Mission 

Dodge  Francis,  699  Mission 

Gleason  P.,  1108  Market 

Harris  D.,  914  Gearv 

HYDE  &  CHESTER,  619  Mission  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  41) 

Mahlstedt  J.  &.  Co.,  SW  cor  Washing- 
ton and  Drumm 

Mernman  R.,b45  Mission 

Morse  &  Tavlor,  639  Mission 

Prindle  David  S.,  862  Jlission 

Ross  &  Raynor,  1046  Howard 

Stratton  Bros., cor  Harrison  and  Third, 
and  326  Montgomery 

Tavlor  AVilliam  M.,  639  Mission 

Wilson  Olof,  t*57  Howard 

Ziegler  J.  Lewis,  1019  Mission 

Ice. 

American    Russian    Commercial   Ice 

Co.,  718  Battery 
Nevada  and  Mountain  Lakes  Ice  Co., 

114  Washington 
Summit  Ice  Co.,  312  Mission 
Summit  Valley  Ice  Co.,  '261  First 

Incorporated  Companies. 

[See   also    Homestead    Associations; 

also  Mining  Companies.] 
iEriel  Steam  Navigation  Co.,  623  Mont- 
gomery 
Alaska  Commercial  Co.,  425  Sac 
American   Russian    Commercial    Ice 

Co.,  718  Battery 
Asphaitum  &  Mastic  Roofing  Co.,  632 

Market 
Asphaltum  Pressure  Pipe  Co.,  419  Cal 
Atmospheric  Gas  Co.,  310 Montgomery 
Automatic  Lubricator,  428  California 
BANK    OF  CALIFORNIA,  NW  cor 

California  and   Sansom  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  ix) 
Barker's  Patent  Butt  and  Door  Spring 

Manufacturing  Co.,  109  Sansora 
Bartlett  White  Lean  &  Zinc  Co.,  C. 

Adolphe  Low  <fe  Co.,  208  California 
Bay  District  Agricultural  Society,  212 

Sutter 
Bay  Supar  Refinery,  SW  cor  Battery 

and  Union 
Bellingham  Bay  Coal  Co.,  Spear  nr 

Folsom 
Black  Diamond  Coal    Co.,  Spear  nr 

Folsom 
Buena  Vista  Vlnlcultural  Society,  409 

Battery 
California  Anchor  Co.,  714  Mont 
California  and  Nevada   Iron   Mining 

and  Jlanufacturing  Co.,  46  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 


California  Beet  Sugar  Co.,  338  Mont 
California  Borax  Co..  320  California 
California  Chemical  Paint  Co., 408  Cal 
California  Chicory  Co.,  210  California 
California  Commercial  &.  Manufactur- 
ing Co.,  411  Washington 
California  Dry  Dock  Co.,  411«  Cal 
California  Immigrant  Union,  3i0  Cal 
CALIFORNIA    INSURANCE     CO., 

318  Cal  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ivi) 
California  Live  .Stock  Assurance  Co., 

9  Merchants'  Exchange 
California  Mutual  Benefit  Association, 

'23  Exchange  Building 
California  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

13  Merchants'  Exchange 
California  Paciflc  RailroadCo.,411  Cal 
California  Pharmaceutical  Society,  232 

Sutter 
California    Pioneer    Association,   808 

Montgomery 
California  Pioneer  Fuse  Co.,  314  Cal 
California  Powder  Works  Co.,  314  Cal 
California  State  Telegraph  Co.,  622  Cal 
CALIFORNIA    STEAM     NAVIGA- 
TION   CO.,    NE    cor   Front   and 

Jackson  (see  adv.  dept.  page  vi( 
CALIFORNIA  SUGAR  REFINERY, 

210  Cal  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xliii) 
California  Theater  Co.,  N  s  Bush  nr 

Kearny 
CALIFORNIA  TRUST  CO.,  421  Cal 

ifornia  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xi) 
California  Tvpe  Foundry  Co.,  40.3  San 
CENTRAL    PACIFIC     RAILROAD 

CO.,  422  California 
Central  (street)  Railroad  Co.,116Taylor 
City  Front  Ferrj-  Co.,  331  Jlonlgoraery 
City  Gardens  Co.,  Folsom  nr  iwelfth 
City  Gas  Co.,  411«  California 
City  Grading  Co..  636  Clay 
City  Paving  Co.,  619  Montgomery 
City    (street)   Railroad    Co.,  SW  cor 

Mission  and  Fourteenth 
Colonization  and  Commercial  Co.  of 

Bolivia,  25  Ellis 
Columbia   River  Manufacturing  Co., 

HI  Washington 
Cooperative    Union   Association,   115 

Suiter 
Cosmopolitan  Savings  and  Exchange 

Bank,  626  Montgomery 
Decoto  Land  Co.,  624  Montgomery 
Exempt  Fire  Co.,  Brenham  PI  nr  Wash 
Farmers'  and  Mechanics'  Bank  of  Sav- 
ings, 225  Sansom 
FIReSIAN'S    fund    INSURANCE 

CO.,  403  Cal  (see  adv.  iront  cover) 
Folsom  Street  and  Fort  Point  (street) 

Railroad  Co., 428  California 
FRENCH    S.A.V1NGS    AND    LOAN 

SOCIETY,  411  Bush 
Front    Street,    Mission    and    Ocean 

(street)  Railroad  Co.,  1336  Bush 
German  General  Benevolent  Societj', 

732  Washington 
GERMAN    SAVINGS    AND    LOAN 

SOCIETY,  513  California  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  Ix) 
German  Savings  and  Building  Union, 

136  Fourth 
GIANT  POWDER  CO., 210 Front,  and 

734  Montgomery 
Golden  City  Chemical  AVorks  Co.,  SE 

cor  Montgomerj-  and  Bush 
Golden  Gate  Sugar  Refinery,  NW  cor 

Commercial  and  Front 
Hafenegger  Powder  Co.,  '28  Rausch 
HIBERNIA  SAVINGS  AND   LOAN 

SOCIETY',   NE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Market  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xx) 
Home  Mutual  insurance  Co.,  15  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
House  Carpenters'  Protective  Union, 

r28  Kearny 
IMPERISHABLE    STONE    BLOCK 

CO.,  308  Sansom   (see   adv.  dept. 

page  41) 
Journeymen  s  Boot  and  Shoe  Manu- 
facturers' Cooperative  Union,  413 

Broadway 
Kimball  Carriage  and  Car  Manufac- 
turing Co.,  cor  Fourth  and  Bryant 
La  Grande  Laundry  Association,  648 

Market 
La  Solidarite  Mutual  Provident  A.sso- 

ciation,  SW  cor  Mont  an<l  Jackson 
Lake  Tahoe  Water  Co.,  808  Mont 
Land  Mortgage  Union  of  California, 

23  Post 
LAUREL   HILL    CEMETERY    CO., 

601  Cal  (see  adv.  dept  page  IxJi) 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO..  116  Sansom  Street,  Yankee  Notioni. 


BEDIM  GTON'S  FLAVOKHTG  EXTRACTS  enjoy  the  highest  reputation  among  the  ladies. 


750 


SAN    FRANCISCO    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Los    Angeles    and     San   Bernardino 

Land  Co.,  432  Montgomer3" 
Lower  California  Co.,  315  California 
Market.  .St.  Ilailroad  Co.,NEcor  Jlont- 

gonier.v  and  Market 
Masonic    Cenieter.v    Association,   NE 

cor  Dupont  and  Washington 
MASONIC    SAVINGS    AHD   LOAN 

B.\NK,  Masonic  Temple  (see  adv. 

dent,  pagexix) 
MECHANICS'  MILL  AND  MANU- 

FACTIUUNG  CO.,  NW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Fremont 
Mercliants'    Dry  Dock    Co.,  28  Mer- 

cliants'  Excliange 
Mercliants'     Exchange    Association, 

Merchants'  Exchange 
MERCHANTS'  MUTUAL  MARINE 

INSURANCE  CO.,  406  California, 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  iv) 
Metropolitan  Boot  and   Shoemakers' 

Union,  SE  cor  Bush  and  Sansom 
Mexican  Benevolent  Society,  430  Jack 
MINERS'  FOUNDRY  &  MACHINE 

WORKS  CO.,   '^47  First 
MISSION  AND  PACIFIC  WOOLEN 

MILLS  CO.,  517  Market  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  xc) 
Montgomery  St.  Real  Estate  Co.,  401 

California 
Napa   Soda   Spring    Association,   124 

Sutter 
Napa  Wood  Co.,  418  Montgomery 
Natoma  Water  and  Mining   Co.,  529 

Market 
New  Saucelito  Water  Co.,  33   Mont- 

gomerj-  Block 
Nicolson  Pavement  Co.,  619  Mont 
North  American  Wood  Preserving  Co., 

12  Montgomer.v 
North   Beacli   and   Mission  Railroad 

Co.,  (street)  SW  cor  Fourth  and 

Louisa 
Nortli  Paeifle  Fur  Co., 418  California 
NOKTH    PACIFIC    TRANSPORTA- 
TION CO.,  217  Sansom  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  vii) 
Oakland  and  San  Antonio  Steam  Nav- 
igation Co.,  foot  of  Jackson 
OCCIDENTAL    INSURANCE    CO., 

436  Cal  (see  adv.  dept.  page  iii) 
Odd  Fellows'   Cemetery  Association, 

325  Montgomery 
Odd  Fellows'  Mutual  Aid  Association, 

325  Jlontgoracrv 
Odd  Fellows'  Savings'  Bank,  325  Mont 
Old  Saucelito  Land  and  Dry  Dock  Co., 

331  Montgomery 
Omnibus    Railroad"    Co.,   (street)   721 

Howard 
Pacific  Bank,  NW  cor  Pine  and  San 
Pacitic  Dredging  Co.,  636  Clay 
Pacific  Glass  Works  Co.,  514  Wash 
Pacific  tiold  and  Silver  Refinery,  334 

Montgomery 
PACIFIC  INSURANCE  CO., 422  Cal 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixvii) 
Pacific  Lumber  Co.,  3U8  Sansom 
PACIFIC    MAIL   STEAMSHIP  CO., 

cor  Brannan  and  First  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  Ixxi) 
Pacific  Mineral  Co.,  434  California 
PACIFIC  OIL  AND  LEAD  WORKS 

CO.,  3  Front  isee  adv.  dept.  page  v) 
Pacific  Pneumatic  Uas  Co.,  206  Sansom 
Pacific  Powder  Mills  Co.,  414  Front 
Pacific  Pump  Manufacturing  Co.,  318 

Pine 
PACIFIC   ROLLING  MILL    CO.,   3 

Front  (see  adv.  dept.  page  v) 
Pacific  Stone  Co.,  NE  cor  Turk  and 

Larkin 
Pacific   Submarine  and  Earthquake- 

Proof  Wall  Co.,  610  Front 
Pacific  Theological  Seminary  Co.,  502 

Montgomery 
Pacific   Wine    and    Liquor    Refinery, 

Commerce  bet  Battery  and  Front 
Pacific   Wire  and  Wire  Rope  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  137  First 
Pacific  Wood  Preserving  Co.,  Berry 

nr  Fourth 
Patent  Brick  Co..  Berry  St.  Wharf 
PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO  ,16Mer- 

chants'  Exchange  (see  adv.  regis- 
ter of  names  each  alternate  page) 
Point  Lobos  Road  Co.,  526  Merchant 
Potrero  and  Bay  View  (street)  Railroad 

Co.,  cor  Fourth  and  Berry 
Potrero  (bone)  Co.,  29  Merchants'  Ex- 
change 
Bed  Men's  Savings  and  Loan  Bank,344 

Bash 


REDINGTON   QUICKSILVER  CO., 

529  Market 
RISDON  IRON  AND  LOCOMOTIVE 

WORKS  CO.,   SE  cor  Beale  and 

Howard  (see  adv.  dept.  page  9) 
Roller  Skating  Co.,  Mechanics'  Pav- 
ilion 
Russian  Hill  Railroad  Co.,  (street)  316 

California 
Sacramento  Valley  Seclamation  Co., 

416  Montgomery 
San  Buenaventura  Com.  and  M.  Co., 

338  Montgomery 
St.  Andrew's  Hall  Ass'n,  232  Sutter 
San  ISruno  Turnpike  Co.,  636  Clay 
San  Francisco  and  Humboldt  Railroad 

Co.,  331  Montgomerj^ 
San  Francisco  and  Pacific  Sugar  Co., 

215  Front 
San  Francisco  and  Point  Lobos  Road 

Co.,  526  Merchant 
San  Francisco  and  Vallejo  Asphaltum 

Roofing  Co.,  432 Montgomery 
San  Francisco  Assaying  and  Refining 

Works  Co.,  416  Montgomery 
San  Francisco  Benevolent  Association, 

10  Webb 
San  Frtincisco   Commercial  Associa- 
tion, 312  California 
San  Francisco  Dredging  Co.,  NE  cor 

Front  and  Jackson 
San  Francisco  Dry  Dock  Co.,  42  Mkt 
San  Francisco  Fuel  Co.,  329  Jlont 
San  Francisco  Gas  Co.,  cor  First  and 

Natoma 
San    Francisco  German   Savings  and 

Building  Ass'n,  Turn  Verein  Hall 
San  Francisco  Hauling  Co.,  414  Beale 
San  Francisco  Ladies'  Protection  and 

Relief  Society,   SE  cor  Franklin 

anil  Polk 
San   Francisco   Medical  Society,   204 

^Montgomery 
San   Francisco  Musical  Institute,  109 

O'Farrell 
San  Francisco  Olympic  Club  Associa- 
tion, 35  Sutter 
San  Francisco  Package  Express  Co., 

306  Montgomery 
San  Francisco  Pioneer  Woolen  Fac- 
tory, 115  Battery 
San  Francisco  Produce  Exchange, NE 

cor  Davis  andCiav 
SAN     FRANCISCO     SAVINGS 

UNION,  532  California  (see  adv. 

dent,  page  xviii) 
San    Francisco   Stock  and  Exchange 

Board,  411  >i  California 
San  Francisco  stock  Brewery,  SE  cor 

Powell  and  Francisco 
San  Francisco  Transfer  Co.,  208  Mont 
San    Francisco    Water    Co.,  '29  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
San    Francisco    Yacht    Club,   Long 

Bridge 
San  Jacinto  Tin  Co.,  338  Montgomery 
San  Mateo  Water  Co.,  29  Merchants' 

Exchange 
San  Mateo  Wood  Co.,  Berry  bet  Third 

and  Fourth 
Saucelito    Land  and    Ferry    Co.,   331 

Montgomery 
Saucelito   (old)  Land  and  Dry  Dock 

Co.,  331  Montgomery 
Saucelito  Water  Co.,  331  Montgomery 
Saucelito  Water  and  Steam  Tug  Co., 

NE  cor  Front  and  Jackson 
SAVINGS    AND    LOAN    SOCIETY, 

619  Clay  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  Ixxiii) 
Sierra  Iron  Co.,  428  Calitornia 
South    San   Francisco  Dock  Co.,  418 

California 
Sonoma  Valley  Land  Association,  712 

Montgomery 
Southern  Pacific  Railroad  Co.,  NE  cor 

Montgomery  and  Market 
SPRING  VALLEY  WATER  WORKS 

CO.,  516  California  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  xxxix) 
Stow  Foundation  Pavement  Co.,  619 

Montgomery 
Tide  Land  Reclamation  Co.,  411>i  Cal 
Union  Club,  4ii3  Montgomery 
UNION  INSURANCE  CO.,  416  Cali- 
fornia (see  adv.  dept.  pagexxxvii) 
Union  Pacific  Salt  Co.,  218  Sac 
United  Anaheim  Wine  Growers' Asso- 
ciation, 321  Montgomery 
United  Workingmen's  Boot  and  Shoe 

Manufacturing  Co.,  12  Tyler 
UNIVERSITY    COLLEGE,    .SE   cor 

Stockton  and  Geary  (see  adv.dept. 

page  Ixxvi) 


VULCAN  IRON  WORKS  CO.,    137 

First  (see  adv.  dept.  page  II) 
Water  Front  Tide  Land  Co.,  405  Front 
WELLS,  FARGO  &  CO.,  N  W  cor  Cal 
and  Mont  (see  adv.  dept.  page  viil) 
Western  Union  Tclegrapli  Co.,  .522  Cal 
Women's  Codperative  Printing  Union, 

424  Montgomery 
Women's  Cooperative  Union,  28  Post 
Zech  Pianoforte  Co.,  563  Market 

India  Subber  Ooods. 

[See  also  Clothing.] 

BADGER    &    LINDENBERGEB,   7 

Sansom 
Goodyear   Dental   Vulcanite  Co.,  428 

California 
Hecht  Brothers  &  Co.,  104  Sansom 
Rubber  Clothing  Co.,  607  Market 
Sutton  Charles  Jr.,  34  California 

Ink  Slanuracturei-s. 

[See  also  Stationers.] 
Bancroft  A.  L.  &  Co.,  721  Market 
CALIFORNIA  TYPE  FOUNDRYCO. 

407  San  (see  adv.  opposite  page) 
Fitch  <fe  Bradford,  254  tightli 
HAGAR  &  CO.,   (printers)   532    Clay 

see  adv.  dept.  page  44) 
KNOWLTON  ii  HOFF,  N  s  Brannan 
bet  First  and  Second  (see  adv.  op- 
posite page) 
Lecount  Bros.  &  Mansur,  434  Mont 
Morrill  &  Co.,  (printers)  418  Com 

Inspectors. 

[Sec  also  Packers  of  Goods.] 
Bemis   Charles  C,  (boilers)  11  U.  S. 

Court  Building 
Gallagher  E.  A.  T.,    (provisions)  619 

Front 
Guthrie  Samuel,  (steamboats)  11  U.  S. 

Court  Building 
O'Connor  Cornelius  E.,  (gas  meters) 

SW  cor  First  and  Mission 
Waterman  Robert  H.,  (hulls)  302  Cal 
Wooster  David,  (drugs)  208  Kearny 

Instrument  Depots. 

[See  also  Cutlers;  also  Opticians.] 
ALGER  JAMES  &  CO.,  311  Mont  (see 

adv.  dept.  reg.  of  names,  page  71) 
Electrical  Construction  and  Mainte- 
nance Co.,  522  California 
Ewing  Charles  G.,  Ill  Montgomery 
Folkers  J.  H.  A.  &  Bro.,  118  Viont 
HOUSEVVORTH    THOMAS    &,    CO., 

317  Mont  (see  adv.  front  cover) 
Koehler  August,  718  Washington 
Lundberg    William,    (telegraph)    810 

Montgomery 
McGregor  Joseph,  (estate  of)  409  San 
Pace  Charles,  418  Battery 
Rahsskopft  Charles,  416  Battery 
Ran  Louis,  608  Market 
Roach  John,  540  Washington 
Sack  J.  C,  203  Montgomery 
8CHM0LZ  WILLIAM,  420  Montgom 

ery  (see  adv.  dept.  piige  Ixxiv) 
Tennent  Thomas,  5U8  Battery 
WILL   &    FINCK,   240  Montgomery 

and   821    Kearny  (see  adv.   dept. 

page  Ixxviii) 

Insurance      Adjusters  —  ma- 
rine. 

Cazneau  Thomas  N.,  321  California 
Hopkins  Caspar  T.,  318  California 

Insurance  Companies. 

[Eastern  and  Foreign.] 

Aetna  Fire,  G.  C.  Boardman,  14  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 

Aetna  Life,  M.  P.  Morse,  NE  cor  Cali- 
fornia and  Kearny 

American  Lloyds,  Amos  Noyes,  406 
California 

Atlantic  Mutual  Life,  T.  Hart  Hyatt, 
420  Montgomery 

British  and  Foreign  Marine,  Balfour, 
Guthrie  &  Co.,  430  California 

Brooklyn  Life,  (Mutual)  A.  J.  Bryant 
&  Co.,  240  Montgomery 

Charter  Oak  Life,  Charles  11.  Denison, 
331  Montgomery 

China  and  Japan,  (Marine)  W.  H.  Fos- 
ter, 210  Battery 

Cleveland,  (Fire)  Julius  Jacobs,  440 
California 


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MANUFACTURERS  OF 

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Jet  Black,       Blue,  Red,  Carmine, 

Violet,  Burple,        Yellow,       Bismarck, 

Brown,  Green,  Gold,  Silver, 

ALSO,  KNOWLTON'S  CELEBRATED  LIQUID  BLUEING  AND  MUCILAGE. 


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MANUFACTURERS  OF 

WRITING  INKS,  fflUCILA&E,  SEALING  WAX,  LAUNBEY  BLUE, 

Etc.,  in  all  their  Varieties,  for  the  Trade  only. 

Nos.  405  and  407  Sansom   Street, 
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P.  D.  CODE  <&  CO. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 


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Pickles,    Ketchup,    Sauces,  Vinegar, 

Canned  Fruits  and  Vegetables  of  Superior  Quaiity. 


TWO  DIPLOMAS  AWARDED  BY  THE  HORTICULTURAL  FAIR. 


621  AND  623  FRONT  STREET, 

Between  Jackson  and  Pacific,  ^A"^    H^lBiiSJOnSCg®© 


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GEYSERS, 
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COAST,  MZXTZXTC,  ETC. 

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429  MONTGOMERY  ST.,  SAN  FRANCISCO 


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C  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708, 712,  714  and  716  Keamy  Street,  Paper  and  Envelopes. 


SAN  FRANCISCO  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


751 


Commercial  Union  Assurance,  (Fire) 

G.  O'Hara  Taaffc,  320  Caiifomia 
CONNECTICUT     MUTUAL     LIFE, 

Jas  B.  Kolierts,  315  Caiifomia 
Continental  Lite,  H.  H.  Blake  &  Co., 

302  Mont^Dniery 
Craftsmen's  Life,  E.  H.  Shaw  &  Co., 

432  Jlontgumery 
Eclectic  Life,  George  Claussenius,  333 

Montgomery 
Economical  Mutual  Life.  G.  N.   Wil- 
liams, B  Mereliants'  Exchange. 
EMPIKE  MUTUAL  LIFE,  ().  F.  Von 

Khein  *  Co.,  105  Montgomery  (see 

ailv.  ilept.  pape  ii) 
Equitable  Life,  Garland  <fc  Moore,  430 

Montgomery 
Germania  Life,  Bernhard  Gattcl,  335 

Montgomery 
Globe  Mutual  Life,  Mervin  Tabor,  6 

Montgomery 
Great  Western  Life,  J.  W.  Brumagim, 

36  Mimlgoniery  Block 
GUAKDIAN  MUTUAL  LIFE,  James 

R.   Garniss.  219  .Sansom  (see  adv. 

each  alternate  page) 
HAMBL'RGU-BRE.MEN,  (Fire)  Mor- 
ris fSpeyer  &  Co.,  219  Sansom  (see 

adv.  dent.  p»ge  Iviii) 
Hartford  Fire,  Heywood  <fe  Flint,  313 

Caiifomia 
HOME    IN.Sl'RANCE,   (Fire)  R.    H. 

JIagill,   424    California   (see    adv. 

back  of  volume) 
Homeoj>athic  Jlutual  Insurance  Co., 

W.  15.  Cotrel.  708  Jlontgomery 
IMPERIAL  FIRE.  Falkner,Bell<tCo., 

430  Cal  (see  adv.  dept.  pagelvi) 
Knickerbocker    Mutual    Life,   P.   H. 

Humphrey,  2  Geary 
Life  Association  of  America,   AV.   J. 

I'eitigrew,  320  California 
LIVERl'OOL     &     LONDON      AND 

GLOBE,  William  B.  Johnston,  412 

Mont  (see  adv.  dept.  page  1) 
Lloyds,  Falkner,  Bell  &  Co.,  430  Cal 
Lorillard  Fire,  IJlouut,  Cranna  &  Co., 

317  California 
MANHATTAN,  (Fire)  R.  B.Swain  <fe 

Co.,  314  California  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  21) 
Manhattan  Life,  Landers  <fc   Co.,   507 

Montgonierj- 
Market  Fire,  J.  R.  Wharton,  444  Cal 
Mound  City  Mutual  Life,  A.  R.  Hynes, 

26  Montgomery 
Mutual  Benetit  Life,Davld  S.McLellan, 

231  Montgomery 
MUTUAL  LlFE,(5s.y.)  A.  B.  Forbes, 

204  ilont  (see  adv.  back  cover) 
NATIONAL  LIFE,  C.  I.  Hutchiix-son, 

338  Montgomery   (see   adv.    dept. 

page  Ixxxii) 
NEW  ENGLAND    MUTUAL   LIFE, 

Eversoni  Middlemiss,  302  Sansom 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  20) 
New  York  Life,  Crane  &  Hawes,  426 

Montgomery 
North  America  Life,  Watson  Webb, 

302  Montgomery 
NORTH      AMERICAN      FIRE,      C. 

Adolphe  Low  &,  Co.,  208  Califor 

nia  (see  adv.  dept.  page  20) 
NORTH  BRITI.^H   AND    MERCAN- 
TILE,    Tillinghast   Brothers,  SE 

cor  Caiifomia  and  Sansom(8ee  adv. 

dept.  page  xii) 
North  China  Marine,  Koopmanschap 

ct  Co.,  SW  cor  Cal  and  Davis 
NORTHEUN'     ASSURANCE     FIRE 

AND  LIFE,  W.  Lane  Booker,  319 

Caiifomia  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  xxvii) 
NORTHWESTERN  MUTU.\L  LIFE, 

Hart  F.  Shepardson,  315  Mont  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  45) 
PHENIX,  (Fire    and    Marine)  R.  B. 

Swain  <fe  Co.,  314  California  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  21) 
PHCENIX,  (Fire)    R.   H.   Magill,  424 

Cal  (see  adv.  back  of  volume) 
Phoenix  Mutual  Life,  E.  P.  Gray,  425 

Kearny 
Piedmont  and  Arlington  Life,  Ball  & 

Ayers,  315  Caiifomia 
Royal  Fire  and  Life,  Chauncey  <fc  Co., 

306  California 
Saint  Louis  Mutual  Life,  William  Sel- 

by,SW  cor  California  and  Sansom 
Scottish  Commercial, Macfarlane,Blair 

<fc  Co    3(f>  California 
Security  Life  and  Annuity,  E.W.WooI- 

sey,  418  California 


Teutonia  Life,  B.  Greenebaum,  206 
Montgomery 

TR.WELER's,  (life  and  accident)  A. 
E.  Magill,  424  California 

Underwriters'  Agency,  N.  Y.,  (Fire 
andJIarine)  William  J.  Stoddart, 
430  Montgomery 

UNION  MUTUAL  LIFE,  H.  H.  John- 
ston ife  Co., SWcor Kearny  and  Cal- 
ifornia (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxi) 

United  Security  Life,  Julius  Jacobs, 
440  California 

United  States  Life,  B.  J.  Dorsey,  42 
Merchants'  Exchange 

United  States  Mutual  Benefit  Life,  Ed- 
win L.  Howe,  331  Montgomery 

Universal  Life,  John  S.  Scott,306Mont 

WIDOW  AND  ORPHAN  FUND 
LIFE.  (Nashville,  Tenn)  Clark  & 
Fox,  331  Mont  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  45) 

WIDOWS'  AND  ORPHAN.s^  LIFE, 
A.  B.  Forbes,  204  Montgomery 

World  Jlutual  Life,  George  T.  Folsom, 
NW  cor  Mont  and  Sacramento 

YANG-TZE  INSURANCE  ASSO- 
CIATION, Macondray  &  Co.,  206 
Sansom  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xx) 

Insurance  Companies  Agents 
— Eastern  and  Foreign. 

Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.,  British  and 

Foreign  JIarine,  430  California 
Ball  &  Ayrcs,  Piedmont  <fe  Arlington 

Life,  315  California 
Blake  II.  H.  <fe  Co.,  Continental  Life, 

302  Montgomery 
Boardman  George  C,  .Stna  Fire,  14 

Merchants'  Exchange 
Blount,  Cranna  <fe  Co.,  Lorillard  Fire, 

317  Caiifomia 
BOOKER  W.  Lane,  Northern  Assur- 
ance Fire  and  Life,  319  California 

(see  .adv.  dept.  page  xxvii) 
Brumagim  John   W..  Great  Western 

Life,  37  Montgomery  Block 
Bryant  A.  J.  &  Co.,  Brooklyn  Life,  240 

Montgomerj' 
Chauncey  tt  Co.,  Roj-al  Fire  and  Life, 

306  California 
CLARK  &  FOX,  Widow  and  Orphan 

Fund   Life,  331  Jlontgomery  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  45) 
Claussenius  George,  Eclectic  Life,  333 

Montgomeri' 
Cotrel  W.  B.,  Homoeopathic  Mutual 

Life,  708  Mont 
Crane  &  Hawes,  New  York  Life,  426 

Montgomery 
Denison  Charles  H.,  Charter  Oak  Life, 

331  Montgomery 
Dorsey  B.  J.,  United  States  Life,   42 

Merch.ants'  Exchange 
EVER-iON   &    MIDDLEMISS,  New 

England  Mutual  Lite.  302  Sansom 

(see  adv.  dept,  page  20) 
FALKNER,  BELL  &   CO.,  Imperial 

and    Lloyds.   430    California   (see 

adv. dept.  page  hi) 
Folsom  George  '1.,  World  Mutual  Life, 

NW  cor  Montgomerj'  and  Sac 
FORBES  ANDREW  B.,  Widows'  and 

Orphans'  Life  and  Mutual  i.ife,204 

Montgomery  (see  adv.  back  cover) 
Foster  W.  H. .China  and  Japan  Marine. 

210  Battery 
Garland  <fc  Moore,  Equitable  Life,  430 

JIontgomer3' 
GARSI.s^  JAMES  R.,  Guardian  Mu- 
tual Life,  219  San8om(see  adv.  each 

alternate  page) 
Gattel  B.,  Germania  Life,  335  Mont 
Gray  Edwanl  P. .Phoenix  Mutual  Life, 

425  Keamy 
Greenebaum  Berthold,  Teutonia  Life, 

206  Montgomery 
Heywood  <fe  Flint.  Hartford  Fire,  313 

California 
Howe  Edwin  L., United  States  Mutual 

Benefit  Life,  331  Montgomery 
Humphrey  P.  H.,  Knickerbocker  Mu- 
tual Life,  2  Geary 
HUTCHINSON   C.  I.,  National  Life, 

338  Mont(see  adv.dept.page  Ixxxii) 
Hyatt  ■]'.  Hart,  Atlantic  Mutual  Life, 

420  Montgomery 
Hynes  Andrew  R,,  Mound  City  Mutual 

Life,  26  Montgomery 
Jacobs  Julius,    Cleveland    Fire   and 

United  Securitv  Life.  440  Cal 
JOHNSTON  H.  H".  &  CO.,  Union  Mu- 
tual Life,  SW  cor  Caiifomia  HUd 

Keamy  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxi) 


JOHNSTON  WILLIAM  B.,  Liverpool 
and  London  and  Globe,  412  Mont- 
gomery see  adv.  dept.  page  1) 

Koopmanschap  &  Co.,  North  China 
Marine,  SW  cor  Davis  and  Cal 

Landers  A  Co.,  Manhattan  Life,  507 
Montgomery 

LOW  C.  ADOI.PHE  A  CO.,  North 
American  Fire,  208  California  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  20) 

Macfarlane,  Blair  &  Co.,  Scottish 
Commercial,  302  California 

MACONDRAY  &  CO..  Yang-Tzc,  206 
Sansom  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xx) 

MAGILL  A.  E..  Travelers'  Life  and 
Accident,  424   California 

MAGILL  ROBERT  II..  Pha>nlx  and 
Home,  424  California  (see  adv. 
back  of  volume) 

McLellan  David  S.,  Mutual  Benefit 
Life,  331  Montgomery 

Morse  Matthew  P.,  iEtna  Life,  504 
Kearny 

Pettigrew"WilIiam  J  ,  Life  .\ssociation 
of  America,  .320  California 

ROBERTS  JAMES  B.,  Connecticut 
Mutual  Life.  315  Califorina 

Scott  John  S.,  Universal  Life. 306  Mont 

Selbv  William,  St.  Louis  Mutual  Life, 
403  Caiifomia 

Shaw  E.  H.  &  Co.,  Craftsmen's  Life, 
432  Montgomery 

SHEPARDSON  HART  F.,  North- 
western Mutual  Life,  315  Mont  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  45) 

SPEYER  MORRIS  &  CO.,  Hamburg- 
Bremen  Fire,  219  Sansom  (see  adv. 
dept.  pnee  Iviii) 

Stoddart  William  J.,  T'ndem'ritcrs 
Agency,  (N.Y.)  430  Slontgomery 

SWAIN  R.  B.  *  CO..  Manhattan  and 
Phenix  (Fire  and  Marine)  314 
Caiifomia  (see  adv.  dept.  page  21) 

Taaffe  G.  O'Hara,  Commercial  Union 
Assurance,  (Lon<Ion)  3'20  Cal 

Tabor  Mervin,  Globe  Mutual  Life,  6 
Montgomery 

TILLINGHASt  BROTHERS,  North 
BritLsh  and  Mercantile,  SE  cor  Cal 
and  Sansom  (see  arty. dept.page  xii) 

VON  RHEIN  O.  F.  A  CO..  Empire 
Mutual  Life,  105  Montgomery  (see 
adv.  dent,  page  ij) 

Webb  Watson.  North  America  Life, 
302  Montgomery 

Wharton  J.  R.,  Market  Fire,  444  Cali- 
fornia 

Williams  George  N..  Economical  Mu- 
tual Life,  fi  Merchant.*'  Exchange 

Woolsev  K.  W.,  Security  Life,  418  Cal- 
ifornia 

Insurance  Companies — Hlome 

CALIFORNIA,  318  California  (see 
adv.  dent,  page  Ivi) 

California  Mutual  Lite,  13  Merchants' 
Exchange 

FIREMAN'S  FUND,  SW  cor  Cal  and 
Sansom  (see  adv.  front  cover) 

HOME  MUTUAL  (Fire  and  Marine)  15 
Merchants'  Exchange  (see  adv. 
opposite  title  page) 

MER(5haNTS'  MUTUAL  MARINE, 
406  Cal  (see  adv.  dept.  page  iv) 

OCCIDENTAL,  (Fire  and  Marine)  436 
Cal  (sec  adv.  dept.  page  iii) 

PACIFIC,  (Fire  and  Marine)  422  Cali- 
fornia (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixvii) 

Pacific  Mutual  Life,  SW  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Bush 

PEOPLE'S  (Fire  and  Marine)  16  Mer- 
chants' Exchange  (see  adv.  reg. 
names,  each  alternate  page) 

UNION,  416  Cahfornia  (see  adv.  dept. 
page  xxxvii) 

Intelligence   Offices. 

Caiifomia  Labor  and  Employment  Ex- 
change, 819  Montgomery 
House  Carpenters'  Eight  Hour  League, 

128  Kearny 
Lawton  <t  Roilwell,  436  Pine 
Maher  &  McShanc,  114  Keamy 
Mechanics'  Labor  Exchange,  713  Miss 
O'Brien  &   Ward,  NE  cor  Clay  and 

Montgomery 
Stewart  George  &  Co..  603  Keamy 
Trowbridge  Sarah  A.,  14  Stockton 
Vale  <t  Wamir.  230 Sutler 
Wolf  J.  M.  &  Co.,  510  Pine 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Perfumery  and  Fancy  Soaps. 


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SAN    FRANCISCO    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Intellisence  Offices— Chinese. 

Oon  Sing,  624  Jackson 
Sam  Kee,  723  Sacramento 

Interpreters    of   IianKuagea. 

[See  also  Translators ;  also  Teachers.] 
Haselini  A.,  City  and  County  Hospital 
BuUiie  Kichard  K.,  728  Montgomery 
DeWitte   J.  J.,  HE  cor  Kearny  and 

Clay 
Fisher  George,  729  Montgomery 
Grimaldi  William,  61!t  Merchant 
Hartog  Kdward,  50«  Montgomery 
Hulbert  T.  Fisher,  716  Montgomery 
Lanctot  B.,  423  Washington 
Locke  Louis,  City  Hall 
Lussey  John,  SE  cor  Sacramento  and 

Stockton 
PritchardM.  G..  536  Kearny 
Schleiden  William,  504  Battery 
Splivalo  Augustus  D.,  430  Jackson 
VelUmiro  Charles,  606  Montgomery 

Iron  and  Steel. 

[See  also  Hardware;  also  Stoves.] 

Bluxome  &  Casscbohm,  316  California 

BKITTAN,  HOLBKOOK  &  CO.,  Ill 
California 

Conroy  &  O'Connor,  111  Front  and  208 
I'ine 

De  La  Montanva  James,  216  Jackson 

Doyle  J.  11.,  415  Pacific 

GLASGOW  IKON  AND  METAL  IM- 
PORTING CO.,  21  Fremont  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  9) 

Haste  &  Kirk,  24  Bcale 

Hooker  &  Co.,  117  California 

Johnson  George C.  <fe  Co.,  33  Battery 

LOCKE  &  MONTAGUE,  114  Battery 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  12) 

Marsh,  Pilsbury  ct  Co.,  NE  cor  Front 
and  Pine 

Nelson  &  Doble,  15  Fremont 

SELBY  THOMAS  H.  &  CO.,  llfi  Cal- 
ifornia (see  adv.  dept,  page  xiii) 

SPEYER  MORRIS  Ji  CO.,  219  Sausom 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixv) 

Treadwell  &  Co.,  Market  opp  Front 

VanWinkle  I.  S.,  317  Battery 

Iron  Railings,  Doors,  Etc. 

[See  also  Machinists,  Etc.] 

Gallagher  James  J.,  712  Sansora 

HANSCOM  M  CO.,  SE  cor  Fremont 
and  Tehama  (see  adv.  dept.  page  10) 

KALLENBEltG  THEODORE,  10 
Sttvcn.son  (see  adv.  dept.  page  35) 

KITTREDGE  <fc  LEAVITT,  227Beale 
(sec  adv.  dept  page  Ixviii) 

KITTREDGE  JONATHAN,  18  Fre- 
mont (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxv) 

McKiblun  William,  317  Howard 

Nutting  Calvin,  417  Market 

Pritzel  August,  203  Fremont 

SIMS  JOHN  K.,  S  8  Oregon  nr  Front 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  14) 

Stoddart  David,  114  lleale 

Upstone  John,  3i>  Fremont 

Japanese  Ooods. 

Chin  Lee,  (Chinese)  324  Kearny 
Chy  Lung  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  640  Sac 
Frey  William  A.,  404  Kearny 
Haseltine  William  &  Co.,  609  Sac 
Hixson  Jasper  M.,  322  Davis 
Matzo  (fc  Co.,  136  Montgomery 
Mayers  Robert,  SE  cor  Mont  and  Pine 

<f  apanners. 

Lee  John,  12  Central  Place 
Vetter  Alfred,  225  Dupont 

Jewelers — Importers. 

Anderson  A  Randolph,  112  Mont 
Baldwin  M.  M.  &  Co.,  423  Montgomerj' 
BARRETT  M  SHERWOOD,  517  Mont 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  ii) 
BRAVERMAN    <k    LEVY,  119  Mont 

(see  adv.  dept.  front  cover) 
California  Jewelry  Co.,  616  Merchant 
Cummings  Bros.,  607  Montgomery 
Dinkelspeil  Samuel  B.  >fc  Co.,  313  Bush 
Dirking  August,  (i2l  Washington 
GIANNINl  P.  A..  622  Clay  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  Ixxxlv) 
Guignard  J.,  614  Merchant 
Hain  Carl  II.  <fc  Co.,  321  Montgomery 

and  7  Kearny 
•Haves  Charles  D.,  240  Montgomery 
Hirs'hfeld  R.,  125  Sansora 


KOEHLER  &  RITTER, 620  Merchant 
(see  adv.register  of  names  page  70) 
LEVISON  BROS.,  629  Washington 
Marks  E.,  SW  cor  Mont  and  Clay 
Mayers  Henry,  203  Montgomery 
Nciistadt  Emilc,  137  Montgomery 
Norton  &  Gardiner,  302  Montgomery 
Rubber  Clothing  Co.,  607  Market 
Ruhl  Adolphus,  .522  Montgomery 
SEAMANS  JOB  M.  &  CO.,  631   Wash 

(.see  adv.  dept.  page  37) 
SHKRWOOD  ROBERT,  517  Mont 
SHREVE    GEORGE    C.    <fe  CO.,    110 

Mont  (see  adv.  dent,  page  Ixi) 
Sornin  Alexander,  603  Slontgomery 
Titcomb  <fe  Williams,  240  Montgomery 
Tucker  J.  W.  <fc  Co.,   101  Montgomery 
Warren  <fc  Spadone,  240  Montgomery 
Weyl  Bros.,  339  Kearny 

Jewelers— Betail. 

[♦Importers.] 

♦Anderson  &  Randolph,  112  Mont 
Baldwin  Addison  H.,  12  Sixth 
♦Baldwin  M.  M.  &  Co.,  433  Mont 
Barrett  Alfred.  13  Second 
♦BARRETT  &  SHERWOOD,  517  Mont 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  ii) 
Biber  Adolph,  329  Kearny 
Biggi  A.  &  Co.,  1106  Dupont 
Bobst  Thomas  S.,  312  Eighth 
BRAVERMAN   &    LEVY,  119  Mont 

(see  adv.  front  cover) 
Callendcr  Henry  A.,  62  Second 
Carmatz  Adolphe,  .521  Sansom 
Clark  William  H.,  31  Third 
Collie  Alexander,  607  Montgomery 
Crowley  John  N.,  406  Folsom 
♦Cummlngs  Bros.,  607  Montgomery 
♦Dinkelspiel  S.  B.  &  Co.,  313  Bush 
Ehrenwerth  Bennett,  433  Kearny 
Finberg  Abraham,  1218  Stockton 
Friedlander  William,  16 Third 
Frodshan  Charles  N.,  344  Fourth 
Gottschalk  Charles  F.,  413  Mont 
Gourdon  Charles,  358  Third 
Graf  Jacob,  315  Kearny 
Gruner  Frank,  848  Washington 
Haight  Andrew  J.,  315  Mont 
♦Hain  Carl  H.  &  Co.,  321  Montgomery 

and  7  Kearny 
Hartmann  A.  Emil,  16  Third 
Heizmann  John,  408  Commercial 
Heringhi  Bernard,  401  Kearny 
HerrMax,607  Clay 
Hirschman  A.,  133  Kearny 
HoflingFred..  ICl  Third 
Hollander  Theodore,  523  Kearny 
Hvman  K.,523  I'ine 
Isson  Samuel,  1.508  Stockton 
Jones  Isaac  A.,  119  Pacific 
♦Jordan  Morris,  411  Montgomery 
Kingman  Alden  H.,225  Third 
Kling  O.  W.,  213  Jack.son 
Knowlton  W.  H,  N  s  Sixteenth  nr  Val- 
encia 
Lamb  William  H.,  300  Kearny 
Larsen  P.  C.  &  Co.,  217  Keaniy 
Lawler  William,  653  Clay 
♦LEVISON  BROTHERS,  629  "Wash 
Lewis  H.  M.,  655  Clay 
Lichtenberg  Charles  B.,619  Sac 
Magnus  Peter  A.,  125  Sacramento 
♦Marks  K.,  SW  cor  Mont  and  Clay 
Marks  Frederick,  1024  Dupont 
Mathieu  Gaston  A  Son,  916  Market 
Mayer  Leon,  1020  Dupont 
♦Mayers  Henry,  205  Montgomery 
♦Mayers  Robert,  242  Montgomery 

McGregor  Joseph,  (estate  oO  409 

Sanson!  (see  adv.  dept.  page  36) 
Mendoza  Aniado,417  Broadway 
Mund  William,  138  Fourth 
♦Neustadt  Emile,  Vil  Montgomery 
Nolle  William,  321  Kearnyj 
Norton  &  Gardiner,  302  Montgomery 
O'Connell  Daniel  A.,  155  Third 
Ohm  Edward  ¥.,  615  Montgomery 
Pace  John,  418  Battery 
Plckford  Johu,  319  Sixth 
Rahwyler  A.,  939  Kearny 
Revalk  John,  511  Slontgomery 
Ridley  Joseph,  648 Market 
Ring  Fred  1).,  1  Kearny 
Roftat  Simon,  1120  Dupont 
Salomon  Gustav,  E  s  Polk  nr  Bush 
Schachmann  Maier,  38  Fourth 
♦SEAMANS  JOB  M.  &  CO., 631  Wash- 
ington (see  adv.  dopt.  page  37) 
♦SHERWOOD  ROBERT,  517  Mont 


SHREVE    GEORGE    C.   <fc    CO.,  110 

Mont  (see  adv.  dept.  page  l.\i) 
Skerrett  Daniel,  129  Second 
♦Sornin  Alexander,  603 Montgomery 
Spaulding  Andrew,  lii  Fourth 
Steler  Philip,  927  Kearny 
Traub  Hartwig,  717  Clay 
Turner  William,  .524  Battery 
Uszynski  John,  218  Sixth 
Wallmann  &,  Brother,  212  Mont 
♦Wenzcl  Herman,  3(i3  Montgomery 
Weule  Hermann,  604  Merchant 
Wunsch  M.  <fc  Co.,  5.!3  Kearny 
Zacharias  Henry, 534  Kearny 
/acharias  M.,  517  Keaniy 

Jewelers— Manufacturing. 

Baehr  William  ife  Co.,  649  Sacramento 
BARRETT  &  SHERWuOD.oH  Mout- 

gomerj-  (see  adv.  dept.  page  ii) 
Bird  Robert, 315  Montgomery 
Bohm  William,  604  Merchant 
BRAVERMAN  &    LEVY,   119  Mont- 
gomery (see  adv.  front  cover) 
California  Jewelry  Company, 616  Mer- 
chant 
Callender  Henry  A.,  62  Second 
Cliapman  C.  M.  (hair)  25  Mont  South 
Clausen  F.  H.,  608  Sacramenio 
Cook  Clarissa  Mrs.,  (Iiair)  51  /  Mont 
Dirking  August,  621  Wasliinglon 
FRONTIER  &  CO.,  706  Montgomery 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  35) 
Hain  Carl  H.  &,  Co.,  321  Montgomery 

and  7  Kearny 
Ilauser  Victor,  607  Montgomery 
Henriciifc  Brand,  i>05  Saoiaincnto 
Hirth  Js,  Son,  60S  Sacramento 
Hubash  &  Kutz,  519  Montgomery 
KOEHLER  <t  HITTER,  620  Merchant 
(see  adv.  register  of  names  page  70) 
Laird  D.  W.  610  Merchant 
Lenime  Charles,  413  Busli 
Letellier  Alexander,  620  Merchant 
Messeth  Charles,  315 Montgomery 
Miller  Louis,  608  Sacramento 
Mohrhardt  P.  F.  Mrs.,  (hair)  251  Third 
Mohrig  C.  F.,  10  Stevenson 
Morris  B.  <t  Co.,  643  Sacramento 
Schultz,  Fisher  ii  Mohrig,  10  Stev 
SEAMANS  JOB  M.  &  CO., 631  Wash- 
ington (see  adv.  dept.  page  37) 
SHERWOOD  ROBERT,  517  Mont 
SHREVE    GEORGE    C.   &.   CO.,  110 

Mont  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixi) 
Tucker  J.  W.  <fc  Co.,  101  Montgomery 
(Tszynski  B.  Mrs.  (hau) 218  Sixth 
Vanderslice  W.  K.  &  Co.,  810  Mont 

Jewelers'  Xools. 

Caire  Justinian,  .530  Washington 
LEVISON  BROS.,  629  Washington 

Joiners. 

[See  Carpenters;    also  Shipwrights.j 
Junk  Sealers. 

Bichard  Nicholas,  S  s  How  nr  Steuart 
Brunier   Eugene,  SW  cor  Broadway 

and  Dupont 
Camman  &  Co.,  1.52  Steuart 
Cerini  Frank,  205  Davis 
Cohlmann  &  Co.,  491  Brannan 
Connell  M.,  1.505  Stockton 
Gibson  <fe  Co.,  2.56  Steuart 
Hare  Charles,  34  Steuart 
Hashagen  Martin,  120  Commercial 
Levy  Joseph,  527  Fourth 
Meany  Stephen,  618  Fourth 
Ruggles  D.  W.,  310  Jackson 
Ryan  Ralph,  296  Howard 
Simpson  Benjamin,  SW  cor  Ninth  and 

TAYLOR  .S.  P.  &  CO.,  115  Sacramento 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ivii) 
Wangh  .\lexanaer  ife  Co., 26  JIaIn 
Whitelaw  Brothers,  N  s  Brannan  nr 

Second 

Kerosene. 
[See  Oil;   Lamps;   also  Coal  Oil,  etc.] 

Knitting  Mills. 
MISSION  AND  PACIFIC,  office  519 

Market 

Isabels. 
BACON  &  COMPANY,  536  Clay  (see 

adv.  register  of  names  page  8) 
Bruce  Donald,  534  Commercial 
Isaac   Joseph   <fc    Co.,  (druggists)  513 

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liaces. 

[♦Importers.] 
[See   also   Dry  Goods;     also   Fancy 

Goods;  also  Millinery.] 
AUSTIN  <fe  CO.,  36  Montgomery  (see 

adv.  (Ifi)t.  pagi'  xcv) 
♦Dudcn  Freres  <k  Co.,  NW  cor  Batterj- 

and  I'iue 
Ezckitds  Jeanette,  38  Gearv 
*JOXK.S.  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  San 

(see  adv.  register  of  names  each 

alternate  page) 
♦Kaiiidler,  Scellier,  Lellevre  <fc  Co.,  102 

Montgomery 
Lafaix  Eiiiilie  JIrs, (mender)  134  Sutter 
*Kosenl)aum  .t  t'rieilmaii,  22  Battery 
Kosenblatt  Sausoni,  105  Kearny 
Stolz  A.  it  Co.,  53S  Kearny 
•XEXCE  CHARLES  <fc  C0..13  Sansom 

(see  atlv.  dept.  page  Ixii) 

liamp  Dealers. 

[♦Importers.] 
[See  also  Crockery  and  Glassware.] 
AllyneA  Wliito,  121  California 
Boesch  Eniil,  1017  Kearny 
Center  &  Bryant,  10  Third 
♦Cerf  J.  <fc  Co.,  ,515  Market 
•Dietz  A.  C.  &  Co.,  224  Front 
Dow  Martin,  124  Second 
•Havnes  &  Lawton.  611  Market 
♦Hi^LBISG  &  .STUAUS,  100  Battery 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxviii) 
♦Hollub  A.  &  Co.,  2UU  Front 
Mandelbaum  S.  E..  830  Market 
McCartv  Andrew  J.,  8.i0  Washington 
•NATHAN  B.  i  CO.,  .=)40  Kearny  (see 

adv.  register  of  names  page  7b 
Owens  John  B.,  10  Third 
Philips  P.  J .  *  Co.  650  Market 
Stott  Alexander,  512  Sansom 
Sturtevant  Irving,  NE  cor  Dupont  and 

Broadwav 
*Swaln  R.  A."cfe  Co.,  200  Sansom 
Taylor  Bro.s.,  627  Kearny 
♦Taylor  F.  B.  <k  Co.,  113  Front 
Vagts  George,  213  Fourth 

liund  Agents — Bounty. 

[See  also  Attorneys;    also   Notaries, 

etc.] 
Beaumont  Henrv,  712  Jlontgomery 
Doggett  S.  W.,  m3  Washington 
Johnston  William  W.,  729  Mont 
Mullan  John,  712  Montgomery 
RANSOJI  LEANDEK,  522  Jlontgom- 
ery (see  .adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxvii) 
Robinson  John  R..  626  Montgomery 
Shaukliu  James  \V.,  7U4  Montgomery 

E.apldaries. 

[See  also  Jewelers,  etc.] 
California  Jewelrv  Co.,  616  Merchant 
FRONTIER  cfc  CO.,  706  Montgomery 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  35) 
KOEHLER  &  HITTER,  620  Merchant 

(see  adv.  reg.  of  names,  page  70) 
Slezzara  I'ietro.  429  Montgomery 
Rondel  Edouard,  .Wfl  Montgomery 
SHERWOOD  ROBERT,  517  Mont 

ILiash  and  lii^hip  Bfakers. 

[See  also  Harness.] 
MAIN  &  WINCHESTER,  214  Battery 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxlx) 
Stoue  <fe  Hayden,  422  Battery 

I^ast  Makers. 

Shepherd  Levi,  10  Stevenson 
Wing  William  H.,  10  Stevenson 

K.aandries. 

Adam  Pierre,  633  Third 
Alexis  Mme.,  403  Sutter 
Ame  Paul,  11  John 

Anti-Coolie    Laundry     Asu'n,    Four- 
teenth Av  bet  P  and  Q,  South  S.F. 
Avisseau  Heloise  Mme.,  217  Post 
Ayhens  Anpoline,  (widow) 231  Rltch 
Bannett  Mary,  .555  Brvant 
Barbier  Pauline  Mrs.,' 435  Bush 
Bay  City  Laundry,  602  Market,  and  228 

Montgomery 
Berard  F.,  724  i'^ilhcrt 
Berson  A.  Mrs.,  828  Washington 
Blanc  Cesarine  Mrs.,  U  Virginia 
Boisson  Jean,  1013  Sutter 
Bonglet  Celestine  Mrs.,  527  Haves 


Borde  Antonette  Sirs.,  808  Stockton 
Boris  Lambert,  604  Broadway 
Boutard  Charles,  N  s  Hayes nr  Lagima 
Bouvet  Jule,  716  Vallejo 
Breitenliacli  Leopold,  1406  Mason 
Cames  Pierre,  405  Dupont 
Castellano  Mary  Mrs.,  928  Pacific 
(Jliaine  Jacques,  711  Vallejo 
Colombat  K.  Mrs.,  227  Stevenson 
Contra  Custu  Association,  13  Bdwy 
Darrimon  Leonce,  Old  San  Jose  Road 

nr  Thirtieth 
Declianips  F.  Madame,  315  Sutter 
Donohue  Jlary  Miss,  51  Jessie 
Dunand  E.  Madame,  627  Union 
Fleury  Alexander,  916  Powell 
Givssmaim  John  B,,  406  Union 
Gaston  M.  Mrs.,  21  Dupont 
Gautier  L.  M.,  922  Stockton 
Genty  A..  819  Clay 
Gilly  Madame,  1419  Dupont 
Godart  Albert,  E  s  Taylor  nr  Chestnut 
Gourdon  Emilie  Madame,  325  Third 
Grethcn  Desir6  Mrs.,  106  Geary 
Hallctt,  Bartlett  &  Dalton,  13  Bdwy 
Hay  Auguste,  21  Virginia 
Husson  Urbin,  513  Union 
Jacob  David,  604  Broadway 
Jardon  Marie,  740  Broadway 
Kehoc  Jane,  (widow)  N  s  Brannan  nr 

Sixth 
Kopf  Aime,  (widow)  1013  Stockton 
La  Grande,  648  Market 
Laidley  James,  (Occidental)   SE  cor 

Filbert  and  Octavia 
Lecroq  Frederick,  1322  Pacific 
Lemaitre  Arsene,  Octavia  nr  Lombard 
Lessman  Joseph,  NE  cor   Bush  and 

Larkin 
Lester  John,  cor  Harrison  and  Ninth 
Lippsky  Fred,  N  s  Wash  nr  Taylor 
Loiseau  A.  Mrs..  804  Mission 
Mann  Frank,  917  .Sacramento 
Mettetil  Fred,  510  Broadway 
Nougel  Andrew,  1306  Dupont 
Portal  B.  A.,  1142  Folsom 
Racouillat  Alexander,  NE  cor  Stock- 
ton and  Francisco 
S.   F.  Laundry   Association,   NE  cor 

Turk  and  Fillmore 
Sarthou  Bernard,  919  Sacramento 
Seigneur  Ange,  506  Bush 
Staats  Joseph,  (colored)  209  Prospect 

Place 
Stapleton  Marg,aret  Miss,  49  Jessie 
Tarbox  Elisha  T.,  What  Cheer  House 
Taylor  D.   A.,  SW  cor  Dolores  and 

Seventeenth 
Valla  Ferdinand,  1  Quincy  Place 
Voitelot  Madame,  623  Howard 
Walker  Solomon,  (colored)  114  Pros- 
pect Place 
Weyer  August,  1719  Powell 

I.iaw  Blanks. 

[See  also  Booksellers.] 
Amerman  <t  Howell,  624  Montgomery 
Bancroft  A.  L.  &  Co.,  721  Mtirket 
WHITNEY  SUMNER,  613   Clay  (see 

adv.  register  of  names,  page  107) 
Moore  Horace  H.,  609  Montgomery 

Ijavryers. 

[See  Attorneys  at  Law.] 
liead  Pipe. 

[See  also  Iron  and  Steel.] 
SAN  FRANCISCO    AND   PACIFIC 
LEAD  PIPE  &   SHOT  WORKS, 
SE  cor  Howard  and  First  (see  adv. 
dept.  page  xiii) 

lieather     Collar     manufact- 
urers. 

[See  also  Harness  and  Saddlery.] 
COOK  M.  M.  &  SONS,  801  Battery 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  lii) 
Cosbie  William  <fc  Brother,  56  First 
JOHNSON  J.  C.  &  CO.,  106  Front  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  18) 
MAIN  &  WINCHESTER,  214  Battery 

(dee  adv.  dept.  page  xxix) 
Stone  ife  Hayden,  422  Battery 
Willson  James  H.,  113  Ellis 

Iieather  Dealers. 

[  *  Importers.      See   also    Boots   and 

Shoes;  .also  Tanners.] 
Bender  Charles,  114  Sutter 
COOK  M.  M.  <fc   SONS,    801   Battery 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  lii) 


COX  &  NICHOLS,   316   Washington 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxv) 
Curtis,  Tyler  ife  Co.,  320  Battery 
♦DOLLIVER  &  BROTHER,  107  Post 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  27) 
GRAY,  JONE.S  ii  (Jo.,   418  Battery 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxv) 
Hccht  Brothers  it  Co.,  104  Sansom 
Hein  J.  G.  Sons,  416  Battery 
JOHNSON  J.  C.  it  CO.,  ItH)  Front(see 

adv.  dept.  page  18) 
Jones  E.  it  Co.,  418  Battery 
KIRBY  R.  C.  <fc  CO.,  402  Battery  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  3i 
Knapp  &  Grant,  111  Washington 
Luinsden  William  it  Son,  643  Merchant 
MAGEE  <t  MOORE,  418  Market  isee 

adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxiii) 
♦MAIN   i   WINCHESTER,  214  Bat- 
tery (see  adv.  dept.  page  xxix) 
Porter  George  K.,  416  Battery 
Schumacher  Catherine,   (widow)  634 

Clay 
Stone  <t  Hayden,  422  Battery 
Sumner  W.  B.,  29  Battery 
Vanderberg  E.  L.  &.  Co.,  400  Battery 
Week  L.  E.  it  Co.,  643  Market 
WENTWORTH  1.  M.  &  CO.,  S  s  Fell 

bet  Gough  and  FraulsJin  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  Ixxix) 

K-eeches— Importers. 

Paturel  Claudius,  728  Washington 
r.eKS— Artificial. 

COOK  M.  M.  <fe  SONS,(agents)801  Bat 
Deligne  Jules,  624  Washington 
Jewett  Jarvis,  21  Merchants'  Exch 

^libraries— CircnlatinK. 

Falconer  H.,  60  Second 
Mather  <t  Sinclair,  538  Market 
Payot  Henry  &  Co.,  620  VV  ashingtoa 

I<ibraries— Public. 

B'nai  B'rith,  537  Sacramento 

Mechanics'  Institute,  27  Post 

Mercantile,  216  Bush 

Odd  Fellows,  325  Montgomery 

San  Francisco  Law,  28  Montgomery 

Block 
Young  Men's  Christian  Association, 

230  Sutter 

I^lfting  Cure. 

Swain  <fc  Pierce,  '26  Post 

I<inie  and  Cement. 

Benicia  Cement  Co.,  116  Front 
Davis  <fc  Cowell,  NE  cor  AVashington 
and  Front  and  SE  cor  Market  and 
Main 
Giant  Cement  Co.,  419  Washington 
Holmes  Henry  T.,  SE  corMkt  and  First 
Knapp  &  Meacham,   E  s  Mission  bet 

I'wenty-third  and  Twenty -fourth 
Tiernan  <fe  Ryder,  E  s  Miss  nr  Twenty- 
seventh 

liiqnor  Refiners. 

California  Commercial  and  Manufact- 
uring Co.,  411  Washington 

California  Rectifying  and  Depurating 
Co.,  425  Battery 

Pacific  Wine  and  Liquor  Refinery,  607 
Front 

Schlcifer  &  Co.,  Commerce  nr  Front 

liiquors  —  Importers     and 
'Wholesale. 

[*Ale  and  Porter  ] 
[See  also  Wines ;  also  Syrups,  etc.] 
AltschulLudwigife  Co.,  709  Sansom 
Angeli  J.  it  Co.,  211  California 
Auger,  Christiansen  <fe  Co.. 409  Battery 
Barry  <fc  Patten,  413  Montgomery 
Behrens  James,  405  Battery 
Bovo  Gabriel*  Co.,  1300  Dupont 
BOWEN  BROS.,  430   Pine  (see  adv, 
dept.  page  16,  and  back  of  volume) 
Bradley  «t  Cockrill,521  Front 
Brader  Brothers,  621  Sansom 
Brickwedel  Henry  <fc  Co.,  210  Front 
BunemannH.  it  Co.,  407  Commercial 
Burdick  Joseph  D.,  311  Clay 
California  Commercial  and  Manufact- 
uring Co.,  411  Washington 
Canavan  P.  H.,  N  W  cor  Cal  and  Front 
Carroll,  Brainard  <fe  Co.,  305  Front 
Cassin  F.  &  P.  J.,  523  Front 


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Chassagne  <fe  Denaveaux,  605  Front 
Chauche  Adrien  G.,  615  Front 
Cliauncej-  <fc  Co.,  306  California 
Chenery,  Souther  A  Co., 311  Clay 
Chielovich  K.  <fcCo.,K  W  cor  Front  and 

Jackson 
Cochran  John  T.,521  Front 
Commins  E.  <fc  Co.,  505  Front 
Craig  William,  905  Dupont 
Cutter  John  F.,  408  Front 
Daly  &  Ward,  311  Sacramento 
Dames  William,  609  Sansom 
Daneri  F.  &  Co,.  604  Front 
Dickson,  DeWolf  &  Co.,  412  Battery 
DolheguyB.,  507  Front 
Dows  J.  ifc  Co.,  221  Sacramento 
Durant  A.,  626  Sacramento 
Ehlers  &  Brand,  322  Clay 
Fahlsten  C.  J.  E.,  434  Jackson 
Fargo  E.  A.,  316  Front 
Favre  &  Jassaud,  430  Jackson 
FENKHAUSEN  <fc  GEK1CHTEK,221 

California  (see  adv.  dent,  page  23) 
Fincke  Alois,  (champagne)  SE  cor  Ma- 
son and  Greenwich 
FINLEY  THOMAS  E.,  113  Leidesdorff 

(seeadv  dept  page  23) 
Flanagan  John  &  Co.,  421  Front 
French  &  Oilman,  205  Front 
GHIRAKDELLI  D.,  415  Jackson  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  19> 
*Gile,  Hayes  <fc  Co..  612  Front 
Oilman  A.  M.,  322  Washington 
Goewey  J.  M.  &  Co.,  409  Front 
Goodwin,  Whitsted  &  Co.,  407  Batterj- 
Grange  N.,  711  Sansom 
Groezinger  0.,NW  cor  Pine  and  Bat 
Hotaling  A.  P.  &  Co.,  431  Jackson 
Kelly,Hendcrson  &  Gilchrist,311  Front 
Kelly  &  Egan,  604  Battery 
Kirkpatrick  John,  608  Front 
Kitz  Phil  &  Co.,  223  Sacramento 
Klebs  A.,  636  Commercial 
Lang  &  Co.,  8  Morton 
Livingston  <to  Co.,  222  California 
Loewe  Brothers,  306  California 
Lyons  E.  G.  <fc  Co.,  510  Jackson 
»Slacfarlane,  Blair  &  Co.,  302  '.'al 
Mandletjaum  Francis,  312  Sacramento 
Marcus  George  <fe  Co.,  NW  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Davis 
MARTIN  EDWAKD  <fc  CO.,  408  Front 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  li) 
Mausshardt  <fe  Hoelscher,  136  Fourth 
May  Prosper,  725  Clav,  and  712  Com 
McNamee  P.  J.,  408  Front 
*Mears  James,  511  Front 
Mebius  C.  F.,  421  Battery 
Meinecke  Charles,  314  Sacramento 
MENDEL  &  COALSON,  217  Battery 
Mendessolle  B.,  513  Sacramento 
Mitchell  William  II.,  12  Oregon 
Moroney  John  <fe  Co.,  737  Market 
Morrison  John  C.  Jr.,  316  Sacramento, 

and  321  Commercial 
Newman  John,  411  Washington 
Paclflc  Wine  and  Liquor  Keflnery,  607 

Front 
PARKER  GEORGE  F.,632  Montgom- 
ery (see  adv.  dept.  page  40) 
Pascal,  Dubedat  &  Co.,  426  Jackson 
Pond,  Reynolds  &  Co.,  212  California 
Porter  David,  533  Clay 
PRINZ  JOHN,  49  Second  (see   adv. 

dei't  page  36) 
Putzraan,  Dorn  <fc  Co.,  SE  cor  Third 

Market 
Reynolds  William  T.  <fc  Co.,  425  Bat 
•Richards  &  Harrison,  NE  cor  Com- 
mercial and  Battery 
Roche  Thomas,  725  Sansom 
ROTH  <fc  VIDEAU,  809  Montgomery 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxii) 
RUSSELL  W.  P.,  224  Sansom  (gee  adv. 

dept.  page  xxix) 
Sahatie  A.  E.  Ji:  Co.,  619  Sansom 
Sainsevain  Brothers,  NE  cor  Battery 

and  Sacramento 
Saulnier  John  &  Co.,  715  Sansom 
Sbarboro  B.  <fc  Brother,  531  Wash 
Schmitz  John  P.,  1032  Market 
Schrellier  John,   NE  cor  Third   and 

Mission 
Schroeder  Henry  &  Co.,  811  Mont 
Schultz  ife  Von  Bargen,  SE  cor  Front 

&  California 
Shea,  Bocqueraz  <fc  McKee,  SW  cor 

Front  and  Jackson 
Smith  F.  ifc  Co.,  208  Sacramento 
Smith  &  Walker,  629  Front 
Smith  Stephen,  617  Montgomery 
Smithson  T.  B.  &  Co.,  509  Sacramento 


Soussingeas  L.  <fe  Co.,  517  Sacramento 
SPEYEUMORRIS&CO.,219  Sansom 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  ixv) 
SPRUAXCE  J.  &  J.,  415  Front  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  1) 
Suich  &  Co.,  623  Sansom 
Tavlor  <fe  Bendel,  409  Clay 
Thelen  John  J.  769  Market 
Van  Bergen  John  &  Co.,  415  Clay 
Vignier  Ami,  429  Battery 
Vintage    Brandy    Co.,   Bluxome  bet 

Fourth  and  Fifth 
Wand,  Kane  &  Co.,  607  Front 
Webster  H.  &  Co.,  410  Front 
Weil  Brothers,  213  Jackson 
Welch  &  Co.,  525  Front 
Wertluimber  &  Co.,  1006  Market 
Whiting  M.  S.  &  Co.,  419  California 
Williams,  Bomstein  &  Co.,  415  Sac 
Wilmerding  <fe  Kellogg, 216  Front 
Wormser  Brothers,  SW  cor  California 

and  Front 

liiquors.— Ketail. 

Adam  Thomas,  cor  Market  and  Geary, 

516  Montgomery,and  corner  Market 

and  Post 
Ahem  Jeremiah,  NW  cor  Shipley  and 

Willow 
Ahem  John   M.,  W  8  Larkin  nr  Mc- 
Allister 
AhlersJ.  H.,  <fe  Co.,  SW  cor  Powell 

and  Vallejo 
Ahrens  Henry,  520  Broadway 
Ahrens  Henry,  600  Third 
Ahrens  Jacob  H.,  218  Commercial 
Albers  Marcus,   NE   cor   Fourth  and 

Clary,  and  225  Perrj" 
Allen  Jeremiah  E.,  18  Washington 
Allen  John  S.,  724  Pacific 
AUon  Michael,  cor  Minna  and  Mary 
Anderson  .^.ndrew,  250  Spear 
Anser  Antonio,  619  Bniadway 
Antonio  Covacich,  NW  cor  Polk  and 

Broadway 
Appel  Samuel,  425  Bush 
Arbucle  Henry,  NE  cor  Howard  and 

Sixteenth 
Armstrong    Charles,     Central   Ocean 

Road 
Asmussen  W.  A.,NE  cor  Harrison  and 

Eighth 
Astredo  Anthony,  635  Washington 
Atkins  Henry  B.,  SE  cor  Jones  and 

O'Farrell 
Atkinson  .lames,  538  Market 
Avisseau  Charles,  743  Clay 
Baas  Charles,  539  Jackson 
Bacun  Henry,  NW  cor  McAllister  and 

Buchanan 
Bacquie  Henry,  704  Montgomery 
Badenhop  Henry  F.,  SE  cor  Harrison 

and  Twenty-fourth 
Bagrey  Rinaldo,  NE  cor  Seventh  and 

Brainian 
Bahrs  Andrew,    NE   cor  Davis  and 

Jackson 
Bailey  Frank,  10  Washington 
Baiyrn  Michael,  .'i46  Mission 
Baker  George,  630  Green 
Barbier  Paul  L.,  623  Kearny 
Barman  51.,  cor  Mission  and  Sixteenth 
Barquin  Fran(;ois.  1021  Market 
Barry  Patrick,  NW  cor  Folsom  and 

Rausch 
Barrv  &  Patten,  413  Montgomery 
Baruth  E.  &  Co.,  NW    cor  Po'st  and 

Hyde 
Batscn  Philip,  cor  Twenty-ninth  and 

Mission 
Batteux  Daniel,  34  Kearny 
Bauer  Charles  &  Co.,  SE  cor  Keamy 

and  Commercial 
Bauer  Joseph,  1042  Folsom 
Bauerle  John,  611  Pacific 
Bauraeister&  Co.,  NW  cor  Bush  and 

Keamy 
Bauten  N.  J.  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Brannan 

and  John 
Beach  &  Co.,  954  Folsom 
Beck  Peter,   SW    cor   Eleventh   and 

Mission 
Becker  Diedrich,  SE  cor  Drumm  and 

Pacitic 
Becker  George,  1321  Stockton 
Becker  &   Co.,  NW  cor  Mission  and 

Spear 
Beckman  Fritz,  110  Dupont 
Beckman  &  Wahden,  cor  Ninth  and 

Minna 
Beckraann   John,  NE  cor  Geary  and 

William 


Behan  <k  Harrold,  SW  cor  Fourth  and 

Howard,  and  771  JIarket 
Behrens  Joseph,  SKccir  Polk  and  Turk 
Bellanger  Jose,  .536  Mcrcliaiit 
Bellmer  Frederick,  S  s  Nat  nr  Ninth 
Benard  Auguste  F.,  NE  cor  Filth  and 

Howard 
Beneke   Bros.,   SW  cor  Bryant  and 

Downey 
Benkelmann  Adam,  W  s  Potrero  nr 

Alameda 
Bennett  &  Cooksey,  420  Pacific 
Berge  Erick   0.,   NE    cor  Green  and 

Calhoun 
Bergholte  William,   NW  cor  Fourth 

and  Mission 
Berz  George,  512  Clay 
Besby  Henry,  312  Kearny 
Bester  John  H.,  3  Meilau  Place 
Beverson   Bros.,  NW    cor  Fifth   and 

Natoma 
Beverson  Charles,  568  Mission 
Biedenbach  August,  NE  cor  Third  and 

Mission 
Billers  Henry.  3.'>1  Third 
Birbe  Henry  C.,E  s  Potrero  nr  El  Do- 
rado 
Birdsall  George,  526 Third 
Birdsall  George  Jr.,  129  Clay 
Bishop  Henry,  NW  cor  liast  and  Clay 
Black  Harry,  SE  cor  Jlerchant  and 

Montgomer3' 
Black  Roljert  H.,  419  Pine 
Black  William  W.,  SW  cor  Howard 

and  Seventh 
Blanckaert  Victor  J.,  907  Dupont 
Blolim  Henry,  NE  cor  Fifth  and  Clara 
Blohm  &  Gerken,  NE  cor  Mission  and 

Beale 
Blohm  &  Hillen,  NW  cor  Pine  and 

Larkin 
Blonigen  Joseph,  722  Pacific 
Bloom  George,  SW  cor  Brannan  and 

Fourth 
Blossom  William  H.,  321  California 
Blockman  John  C,  38  Freelon 
Bogel  C.  H.,  SW  cor  Washington  and 

Waverly  Place 
Boggan  Owen,  NE  cor  Bush  and  Bu- 
chanan 
Bokmann  Henry,  931  Kearny 
Bolger  John,  448  Clementina 
Bollinger  William,  SW  cor  Kentucky 

and  Butte 
Bollo  Thomas  &  Co.,  NW  cor  Clay  and 

Stockton 
Bolster  Patrick,  816  Howard 
Boltes  John,  SE  cor  Miss  and  Fremont 
Bona  Angelo,  118  Lei'lesdorff 
Bonaldi  G.  B.  &  Co.,  505  .sansom 
Borchers  Fabian,  SW  cor  Sansom  and 

Greenwich 
Borman    Fred,  SE   cor   Kearny   and 

Jackson 
Boschen  Nicholas,  NE  cor  Fifth  and 

Minna 
Bottger  John,  SE  cor  Mission  and  Sev- 
enteenth 
BOWEN   BROS.,  432   Pine  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  16,  and  back  of  volume) 
Bowman  Ferdinand,  330  (Jrecn 
Bowman  John  C;.,  .523  Union 
Braddock  William,  SE  cor  Leidesdorff 

and  Halleck 
Bradhoof  Henry,  1508  Powell 
Brady  Robert,  E  a  Valencia  nr  Thir 

teenth 
Brady  Thomas,  613  Montgomery 
Braghi  Nicholas,  NE  cor  Seventh  and 

Brannan 
Bramstadt  John  H.  i.  Co.,  SW  cor  Fol- 
som and  Stcuart 
Bramwell  Aaron,  NW  cor  Sansom  and 

Union 
Brander  John  S.,  225  Clay 
Brandt  Otto  &Co.,  NEcorJlarket  and 

Mason,and  NE  cor  .Mkt  and  Taylor 
Brandt  it  Conlon,  131  Third 
Brask  Charles,  S  s  Jackson  nr  Davis 
Braunschweiger<fcSchluter,WsFourth 

nr  Berry 
Breekle  George,  NE  cor  Mason  and 

Broadway 
Bredhoff  M  Suhling,  423  East 
Brennan  Thomas  W.,  NE  cor  Kearny 

and  Clay 
Breuer  John  F.,  814  Keamy 
Brewton  John,  563  Jackson 
Brickwedel  Jacob,  52  First 
Brlckwedel  John,  cor  Post  and  Ceme- 
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Brommer  &  Korts,  SE  cor  Franklin 

and  Hayes 
Bronn  Johii  F.,  162S  Stockton 
Brooks  Charles,  30il  Chestnut 
Brooks  Charles,  »'24  Kearny 
Brown  Andrew  I).,  s   s  Jackson   nr 

Davis 
Brown  Charles,  SW  cor  East  and  Mer- 
chant 
Brown  Henry,  130  Pacific 
Brown  John,  13  Third 
Brown  John  D.,  UJ,  KIrst 
Brown  William  B.,  SW  cor  Mason  and 

Jackson 
Brown  it  SantinI,  SE  cor  Dupont  and 

Clav 
Browning  William,  541  Clay 
Browning  <fc  Klein,  NW  cor  Folsom 

and  Twenty  second 
Bruckmann  Henry    1007  Battery 
Brune  Henry,  N\v    cor  Kearny  and 

Geary 
Brunings  Martin,  SW  cor  Third  and 

Mission 
Brunjes  Diedrich,  San  Jos6  Road 
BRLINJES  HESUY.  NE  cor  Brannan 

and  Zoe 
Bruns  F.  &Bro.,SWcor  Folsom  and 

Spear 
Bruns  Henry,  732  Filbert 
Bruns  Henry  H.,  17(15  Leavenworth 
Bruns  N.  &  P.,  NW  cor  Berry  and 

Third 
Bruns  Nicholas,  617  Davis 
Bruns  &  Bro.,  SE  cor  Mission  and  Six- 
teenth 
Bo'an  Thomas,  322  Sansom 
Bryant.  <fc  Spratt,aw  cor  Franklin  and 

Fell 
Buckley  C.  A.,  612  Washington 
Buckley  Jane,  SE  cor  Francisco  and 

Jones 
Buckley   Ned,    SW   cor   Sacramento 

and  Kearny 
Bucknian  Bros.,  226  Montgomery 
Buhlert  Julius  &  Bro.,  SW  cor  Third 

and  Market 
Bullwiiikle  John  F.,  25  Louisa 
Burt'eind  M.  ic  Bro.,  SW  cor  Francisco 

and  Mason 
Burke  James  C,  SE  cor  Fourth  and 

Perry 
Burking  &  Co.,    SW  cor  Bryant  and 

Ritch 
Burmeistcr  ifc  Mehrtens,  NW  cor  Cali- 
fornia and  Leavenworth 
Burns  Michael,  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Te- 
hama 
Burns  Patrick,  SE  cor  Laguna  and 

Oak 
Burns  Patrick,  corDevisadero  and  0'- 

Farrell 
Burr  Levi,  S  s  Bay  nr  Keaniy 
Butenop  Henry,  B:i5  Pacific 
Butt  P.  N.  &  Co.,  SE  cor  Kearny  and 

Pacific 
Butt  cfe  Kuchmeister,NE  cor  Hyde  and 

Broadway 
Butt  &  Turn  Suden,  SW  cor  Bush  and 

Stockton 
Byron  <fc  Regan,  NW  cor  Mason  and 

Turk 
Cady  William  J.,  SE  cor  Montgomery 

and  California 
Callaghan  John,  222  Jackson 
Callahan  Cornelius,  869  Folsom 
Callahan  John,   cor   Francisco    and 

Kearny 
Callahan  MaryMrs.,NE  cor  Sixth  and 

Brannan 
Callahan  Michael,  315  Erghth 
Callan  A  Grellis,  210  Sutler 
Calnan  David,  SE  cor  Fifth  and  Clara 
Calverly  Robert,  NW  cor  Folsom  and 

Third 
Campbell  Andrew,  cor  Prccita  Avenue 

and  Harrison 
Campe  Henry,  NW  cor  Second  and 

Tehama 
Campe  &  Siem,  SW  cor  Second  and 

B  rannan 
Cftmpodonico  P.  <fc  Co.,  533  W.ish 
Cantus  <fc  Hoss,  SW  cor  Stockton  and 

O'Farrell 
Caranso  Tiburcio  Mrs.,  508  Broadway 
Carey  Martin,  cor  Market  and  Gough 


Carlin  &  Breslin,  217  Beale 

Carlisle  T.  S.,  SE  cor  Fourteenth  and 

Mission 
Carotin   James,    SE   cor  Third    and 

Brannan 
Carroll  Richard,  SW  cor  Harrison  and 

Garden 
Carroll    <fc   Bro.,   NE  cor  Third  and 

Minna 
Carroll  &  McAran,  SE  cor  Market  and 

Spear 
Carroll  &  Ryan,   NE  cor  Third  and 

Jessie 
Carsten  Fred.,  500  Bush 
Carter  Eliza,  (widow)  1108  Howard 
Carter   Henry   P.,   SE  cor  Turk  and 

Larkin 
Casselman  J.  R.,  728  Pacific 
Castignatto  <fc  Monteverde,  1132  Dup 
Castles  Patrick,  San  Jose  Road,  nr  Six 

Mile  House 
Catoir  Daniel,  3.54  Fourth 
Caverly  John  H.,  815  Battery 
Cereghini  Guiseppe  SE  cor  Merchant 

and  Sansom 
Cerelll  &  Rafto,  525  Sansom 
Chailman  &  Nelson,  SWcor  Washing- 
ton and  Drumm 
Chandler  Albert  S.,  429  Davis 
Chandler  Charles,  California  Theater 
Chappell   Peter,    SW    cor   East   and 

Commercial 
Chateau  E.,  NW  cor  Pacific  and  "Virgi- 
nia Alley 
Chatonet  August,  1310  Dupont 
Chenot  Eugene,  NAV  cor  Fourth  and 

Folsom 
Chiucovich  Peter,  SW  cor  Pacific  and 

Drumm 
Ciarlo  Francisco,  32  Clay 
Circe  &  Dubois,  NE  cor  Sacramento 

and  Kearny 
Clancy  John,  SE  cor  Fifth  and  Folsom 
Clancy  Peter,  SE  cor  Fourth  and  How 
Clancy  A  Hogau,  cor  Sixteenth  and 

First  Avenue 
Cline  Henry,  5  Mission 
Coates  Caleb,  37  Sutter 
Cohen  Louis  H.,  cor  Linden  and  Oc- 

tavia 
Colbourn  Richard,  628  Merchant 
Cole  George  W.,  12  Clay 
Coleman  Charles,  502  Kearny 
Coleman  D.  H.,  NE  cor  Brannan  and 

Gilbert 
Coleman  John,  SE  cor  Geneva  and 

Brannan 
Collin  Charles,  NW  cor  Sansom  and 

Merchant 
Collins  Hannah,   SW  cor  Stevenson 

and  Euker 
Collins  Salvin  P.,  329  Montgomery 
Collins  William,   NE  cor  Berry  and 

Haggin 
Colmann  Martin,   SE   cor   Pine   and 

Kearny 
Combes  John  C,  SE  cor  Second  and 

Tehama 
COMERFURD   PATRICK,   SW    cor 
Hyde  and  Russell  (see  adv.  dept. 
page  23) 
Connell  Michael,  NW  cor  Folsom  and 

Harriet 
Connelly  Timothy,  NW  cor  First  and 

Stevenson 
Connolly  James,  NE  cor  PowandMkt 
Connolly  John,  SE  cor  Kearny  and 

Bush 
Conrad  Christian,  50  Third 
Conway    Bernard,   SW   cor  Seventh 

and  Mission 
Conway  &   Bianey,  SW  cor  Mission 

and  Fourth,  and  639  Market 
Cook  Annie,  (widow)  SW  cor  Third 

and  llarrison 
Cook  M.  M.  <fe  Co.,  SW  cor  Pierce  and 

Bush 
Coon  N.  .«!.,  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Minna 
Coon  O'Reilly.  511  Washington 
Corbett  William,  22  Second 
Cordes  Claus  H..  229  Spear 
Corde.s  John,  120  California 
Cornahrens  H.,  NE  cor  How  and  Sixth 
CosgritfBros.,  SW  cor  O'Farrell  and 

Hyde 
Coumeen  <fe  Co.,  SE  cor  Har  and  Dora 
Coyne  Dennis,  SE  cor   Fourth    and 

Alinna 
Craig  William,  905  Dupont 
Cranglc  William,  SE  cor  Fourth  and 

Folsom 
Cronan  Thomas,  cor  Market  and  EUls 


Cronin  D.anlel,  cor  Fillmore  and  Turk 
Cronin  Jolin.  710  Battery 
Crowley  C,  NE  cor  Wash  and  Leav 
Crowley  Cornelius,  334  Third 
Crowley  John  1).,  911  Market 
Crowley  Mary,  (widow)  122  Pacific 
Cullen  Thomas,  SW  cor  Devisadero 

and  Ellis 
Cummlngs  A. ,SE  cor  Fourth  and  Clara 
Cummins  Thomas,  SE  cor  Mission  and 

Twenty  second 
Curley  James,  410  Jackson 
Curley  &  Brannan,  22  Folsom 
Curran  Michael,  8W  cor  Clinton  and 

Brannan 
Currin   John,  SW  cor  Seventh   and 

Minna 
Dahl  Peter,  28  Clay 
Dahlen  Francis,  SW  cor  Mason  and 

Greenwich 
Dalange  G.,  1321  Dupont 
Darohe  Francois,  9l5  Washington 
Daryes  Richard,  30  Fremont 
Dawson  S.,  (widow)  105  Fifth 
DeLaney  R.  D.,  San  Bruno  Road  nr 

Woolsey 
Decker  Jacob,  cor  Bush  and  Cemetery 

Avenue 
Decker  Richard,  SWcor  Hyde  and  Cal 
Decker  &,  Pratt,  434  Pine 
Deede  Alexander,  N  W  cor  Jansen  and 

Greenwich 
Deering  Thomas,  NE  cor  Berry  and 

Madden 
Deery  &  Little,  320  Bush 
Denham  William,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Pacific 
Denning  &  Coolidge,  NW  cor  Fifth 

and  Tehama 
Derham  Michael,  718  Pacific 
Derre  &  Gaudin,  801  Dupont 
Desebrock  Frederick,  NE  cor  Fourth 

and  Brannan 
Detels  M.  &  H.  D.,  SW  cor  .Sac  and  Da- 
vis, and  SE  cor  Main  and  Har 
Deucher  Alfons,  SE  cor  Second  and 

Ciemenlina 
Devine  &  Manning,  720  Market 
Dexter  Charles  U.,  221  Bush 
Dicaud  Joseph,  SW  cor  Vallejo  and 

Dupont 
Dickman  Charles,  110  Dupont 
Diedericlisen  C,    NE    cor  California 

and  Larkin 
Diemer  John,  SW   cor   Kearny   and 

Jackson 
Dienas  Jacob,  630  Pacific 
Dietz  Andrew,  47  Third 
Dillon  Brothers,  NW  cor  Tyler  and 
Taylor,    and   SE   cor    Sixth   and 
Market 
Dillon  &  Reilly,  SW  cor  Market  and 

Fourth 
Divisich  S.  &  Co., 623  Davis 
Dix  Caspar,  NE  cor  Fillmore  and  Fil- 
bert 
Dixon  Clement,  5  Summer 
Doliin  William  B.,  145  Third 
Donnelly  &  Bryan,  SE  cor  Howard 

and  Sumner 
Donnelly  William,  SE  cor  Folspm  and 

Twenty-fifth 
Donnelly  &  Kerr,  30  Montgomery 
Donoho  Philip,  417  Front 
'Donohoe  Cornelius,  109  Fifth 
Donohoe   John    C,  cor  Bryant  and 

Bryant  Avenue 
Donohue  &  Phelan,  21  Second 
Dormer  Thomas  W.,  913  Kearny 
Doscher  Claus,  SE  cor  Third  and  King 
Doscher  H.  H.,  SE  cor  Seventh  and 

Brannan 
Doscher  John  D.,  SE  cor  Mission  and 

First,  and  220  Washington 
Doscher   cte   Co.,  NE  cor  Second  and 

Howard 
Doyle  John,  NWcor  Geary  and  Ceme- 
tery Avenue 
Doyle  <fe  Cunningham,  Cosmopolitan 

Hotel 
Drechsler  Frederick,  505  Pacific 
Drell  Frederica,  Brenham  Place 
Dreux  &  Pagcl,  cor  Potrero  Avenue 

and  El  Dorado 
Dreyer  &  Johnson,  SW  cor  Clay  and 

East 
Droge  John  C,  SW  cor  Washington 

and  Stockton 
Droger  H.  &  Co.,  211  Pine 
Droghe  Henry,  SE  cor  Front  and  Pac 
Drucker   Albert.  SW  cor   Third  and 
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Drucker  John  &  Co.,XW  cor  Fourth 
and  Brannan,  and  XE  cor  Mission 
and  Sixth 
Druckcr  William.NW  cor  Howard  and 

(;reen"s  Court 
Druhe  John  (J.  <te  Co.,  SW  cor  Howard 
and  Second,  and  junction  Market 
and  California 
Druhe  John  H.,  SW  cor  Market  and 

Steuart 
Drury  Peter,  525  Mission 
Ducker  Brothers,  SK  cor   Sixth  and 

Clara 
Ducker  Frederick,  16'2  Jessie 
Duflfey  William,    SW   cor  Davis  and 

Vallejo 
Duffy  Brothers,  530  Sacramento 
Duhne  Herman,  437  Bush 
Duin  &  Jachens,  SW  cor  Davis  and 

Clark 
Dulip  <te  Waddington,  S  W  cor  Dupont 

and  Broadway 
DuHKJnt  Frank,  SE  cor  Kearny  and 

Clay 
Duncan  Fred,  SE  cor  Berry  and  Bitch 
Dnniou  Matthew,  "HO  Brj-ant 
Dunkerit  Gartelman,ls'E  cor  Clay  and 

Waverlv  Place 
Dunn  Joseph.  637  Third 
Dunne  William,  SAV  cor  Pacific  and 

Leavenworth 
Dunning  Thomas,  253  Clara 
Duveneck  <fe  Co.,  cor  Seventeenth  and 

Eureka 
Dworzazek  B.,SE  cor  Cat  and  Kearny 
Dwyer  T.,  SW  cor  Seventh  and  Xa- 

tonia 
Dwver  William  A.,S19  Kearny 
Dve'r  John  B.,  Ws  Battery  nr  Cnion 
Earle  J.  H.,  NE  cor  Clay  and  Drumm 
Ebbinghausen  H.,  SE  cor  Third  and 

Howard 
Eberliardt  E.,  SW  cor  How  and  Sixth 
Eckgelmeier  H.,  SE  cor   Union  and 

iCeamy 
Eddv  James  J.,  .525  Pacific 
Efford  N.  C.,305  East 
Egan  John  J.,  Bryant  nr  Kinth 
Egan  W.,  E  s  Valencia  nr  Sixteenth 
Egan  ife  Boyle,  i»E  cor  Xatoma  and 

Mary 
Eggers  <t  Groth.  NE  cor  O'Farrell  and 

Leavenworth 
Ehlers  William  H.,  SE  cor  Hinckley 

and  Pinckney 
Ehrichs  Fred.,  sE  cor  Broadway  and 

Scott 
Ehrichs  Richard,  SE  cor  Battery  and 

Vallejo 
Ehrmann  John,  W  s  Protrero  Avenue 

nr  Bridge 
Ellich  George,  15B  Steuart 
EllichJohn,  8  Sacramento 
Elsasser  Charles, 202  Dupont 
Emerson  W.  L.,  SE  cor  Hampshire  and 

El  Dorado 
Engelhardt  D.,  (widow)  SE  cor  How- 
ard and  Steuart 
Engelhardt  W.,  .NE  cor  Mont  and  Sac 
Ennis  <t  Rehse,  SE  cor  Mont  and  Clay 
Enos  Joseph  L.,  54  Sacramento 
Enright  E.  P.,  NW  cor  Fifth  and  Cle- 
mentina 
Enright  Patrick,  SW  cor  Howard  and 

Kaiisch 
Eppinger  Louis,  62  Halleck 
Erickson  S.  O.,  10  Jackson 
Etheridge  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  641  Third 
Evans  John,  S  s  Presidio  nr  Green 
Evans  John  R.,  S  s  Berry  nr  Third 
Evers  H.  C,  SE  cor  Mont  and  Vallejo 
Ewald  Fred,  N  s  Francisco  nr  Powell 
Fahrenkrug  C,  SW  cor  Folaom  and 

Nineteenth 
Fahrenkrug  W.,  NE  cor  Howard  and 

Seventh 
Farlev  B.,  Ocean  House  Road 
Farley  Patrick  R..  53  Everett 
Farr  Alonzo,SE  cor  Fourth  and  Berry 
Farrell  James,  458  Xatoma 
Farrell  J.  A.,  N  s  Berry  bet  Third  and 

Fourth 
Farrell  James  M.,  XE  cor  Cemetery 

Avenue  and  Geary 
Farrell  Patrick,  Point  Lobos  Avenue 
Farrell  Peter  E.,  NW  cor  Valencia  and 

Sixteenth 
Farrelly  &  McGruder,  SW  cor  Fourth 

and  Jessie 
Farren  Thomas,  E  s  Beale  nr  Mission 
Faulstich  T.,SW  cor  Howard  and  Har- 
riet, and  528  Mission 


Faure  *  Gamier,  634  Pacific 

Fauss  Daniel,  SW  cor   Howard  and 

Nineteenth 
Fauss  H.,  S£  cor  5Iiss  and  Nineteenth 
Fawcett  William,  105  Fifth 
Fay  Michael,  Jliss  nr  Twenty-eighth 
Fei'han  John,  NW  cor  First  and  Nat 
Fehneni.inn  Minna,  (widow)  NW  cor 

Green  and  Larkin 
Feldbusih  John  H.,  NWcor  Polk  and 

California 
Fellerath  August,  SE  cor  Powell  and 

Wa.shington 
F errand  C.  53B  Broadway 
Fielitz  William,  NE  cor  Fourth  and 

Folsom 
Finertv  Thomas,  Meiggs"  Wharf 
FINLEY  THOMAS  E.,  113  Leidesdorff 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  23) 
Finnegan  Simon,  NE    cor   Fifth  and 

Shipley 
Finke  Henrv.  SW  cor  Pow  and  Union 
Fischbeck  j"ohn  R  Jr.  &  Co.,  1019  Pac 
Fitschen  i  Bruning,  2  California 
Fitzhenry  James,  5f4  Commercial 
Fitter  Eide  H.,  SW  cor  East  and  Jack 
Fitzpatriek  &  0'Brieu,NW  cor  Fourth 

and  Minna 
Flanaj;an  B.,  NE  cor  Hayes  and  La- 

guna 
Flanagan  T.,  NW  cor  Bitch  and  Clara 
Flani'.an    it  Kenneiy,  NW  cor  Front 

and  Pacific 
Flathmann   Claus,   cor  Folsom    and 

Haywood 
Flinn  P.  T.  <fc  Son,  SW  cor  Howard  and 

Eighth 
Flvnn  Dennis,  38  First 
Flynn  Edmond,SE  cor  Post  and  Taylor 
Flynn  Luke,  SE  cor  Folsom  and  Har- 
rison Avenue 
Foege   William,  NE  cor  Fourth  and 

Stevenson 
Fog.irty  H.  P.,  NE  cor  Sixteenth  and 

Dolores 
Foley  Daniel.  8(M  Sixth 
Foley  Robert,  NE  cor  Sixth  and  Stev 
Foley  Sarah,  (widow)  S  s  Oregon  nr 

Drumm 
Folley  Samuel,  junction  Mkt  and  Sac 
FoUmer  R.  A.,  W  s  Kentucky  nr  sierra 
Fopiano  Frank, N  s  Miss  nr  Thirteenth 
Fortmann  J;  Co.,NW  cor  Steuart  and 

Howard 
Foth  Henrietta,  (widow)  lOW  Kearny 
Fowler  Joseph  A.,  NW  cor  Eighth  and 

Minna 
Fox  Patrick  S..  38  Natoma 
Fraglev  Martin,  SE  cor   Fourth  and 

Louisa 
Franck  Charles,  NE  cor  Mont  and  Sac 
Freie  J.  H.,  SW  cor  Sutter  and  Stock 
Friesenhausen  J.,  SE  cor  Geary  and 

Devisadero 
Frisch  J.  W.,  121  Seventh 
Gaffnev  Michael  H.,  411  Sansom 
(iafthey  Oliver,  6.50  Sac,  and  709  Com 
Gailard  J.  <fc  Co.,  NW   cor  Sixth  and 

Stevenson 
Galls  Dledrlch,  cor  First  Avenue  and 

Kentucky 
Galbreaih  John,  SW  cor  Fourth  and 

Br.>ant 
Galinger  Joseph,  SW  cor  Eddy  and 

Jones 
Gallagher  John  A.,  673  Market 
Gallaudet  <fe  Purdy,  E  s  Long  Bridge 
Gantner  John,  E  a  Valencia  nr  Fif- 
teenth 
Ganzhorn  Christian,  928  Keamy 
(Jarbat  Charles,  Pacific  Alley 
Garcia  Francisco,  718  Montgomery 
Gardner  &  clawwon,  605  Commercial 
Gardner  (fe  Page,  16  Gearv 
Garrison  L.  B.  &  Co.,  NW  cor  Third 

and  Bryant 
Gassert  William,  NW  cor  Ninth  and 

Mission 
Gately  John.  243  Minna 
Gatke  cfe  Albers,  SW  cor  Seventh  and 

Mission 
Gaussail  Bernard,  SW  cor   Stockton 

and  Broadway 
Geary  A  Le^hy,  410  Folsom 
Geils"  Frederick,  SW  cor   Beale  and 

Mission 
Geils  Herman  H.,  NW  cor  Polk  and 

Pacific 
Gerdes  Alexander,  25  Fourth 
Gerhow  F.,  NW  cor  Mission  and  East 
Gerken  &  AVobber,  SE  cor  Kearny  and 
Vallejo 


Gerlach  G.  E.  <t  Co..  NAV  cor  AVash- 

Ington  and  Powell 
Gerlich  &  Koenig,  NE  cor  Folsom  and 

First 
Gibb  James,  617  Sferchant 
Giblin   James,    SE  cor   Shipley   and 

Harrison  Avenue 
Gilbert  Geo.  I.  AV.,  NW  cor  Ellis  and 

AA'ebster 
Ginty  &  Shannon,  SE  cor  Third  and 

Mission 
Giraud  Antoine,  643  Broadway 
Giraud  Pierre,  532  Pacific 
Gleasou  Patrick  H.,  N  s  Francisco  nr 

Powell 
Gleeson  .\nthony,AV  s  Dora  nr  Bryant 
Glootz  Adolphe,SAA'^cor  Clay  and  Dup 
Glover  Joseph,  717  Davis 
Gluesing  George.  SE  cor  Natoma  and 

Buss 
Godfrev  Dennis,  562  Mission 
Goetz  Leopold,  416  Pine 
Gonnella  D.  <fe  Co.,  609  Pacific 
Good  Antonio,  546  Clay 
Goor  Charles,  12  Fourth 
Gorman  John,  NE  cor  Polk  and  Hayes 
Graefner  Mark,  SW  cor   Fourth    and 

Berry 
Gray  John,  SAV  cor  First  and  Howard 
Gray  Patrick  F.,  SE  cor  Second  and 

Minna 
Greethousen  M.  E.  Mrs.,  422  Clem 
Greiner  Fred,NW  cor  Sixth  and  Jessie 
Gremke  Henry,  SAV  cor  Michigan  and 

Shasta 
Griftin   John,   NW   cor  Dupont  and 

O'Farrell 
Griflith  Knoch,  NW  cor  Church  and 

and  Seventeenth 
Grimm  Alexander,  13  Third 
Groom  Rodger,SE  cor  Sixth  and  Jessie 
Grosbauer  Fred,  SAV    cor  Davis   and 

Broadway 
Grosbauer  John,  SE  cor  Front   and 

Broadway 
Grossetta  Martin,  535  Sacramento 
Grossman  Charles,  263  Stevens'Ui 
Grote  H.  F.,  NE  cor  Geary  and  Brod- 

erick 
Grotheer  &  Blohme,  N  W  cor  Sutter 

and  Polk 
Gudehus  C,  SE  cor  Dnimm  and  Com 
Gudehus  Fred,  cor  Clara  Lane   and 

Berrv 
Guillemin  Paul  E.,  119  Sutter 
Gundlach  John  H.,  NW  cor  Folsom 

and  Twenty-fourth 
Gnndlcr  J.  H.,  S  s  Serpentine  Avenue 

nr  San  Bruno  Road 
Haack  Nicholas,  246S  Clara 
Haas  Jacob,  130  Third 
Haase  Fred,  SE  cor  Spear  and  Har 
Habcrling  J.  C,  213  Keamy 
Hacke  Chris,  NE  cor  Sacramento  and 

AA'a-ierly  Place 
Hacker  Andrew,  508  Bush 
Hadler  Claus,  425  Bush 
Hagan  it  Murphy,  SW  cor  Minna  and 

Julia 
Hagemann  <fe  Luttge,  544  California 
Hahn  August.NE  cor  PustanJ  Laguna 
Hahn  AA'illiam  B.,  1016  Clav 
Hall  D.  C.  &  Co.,  912  Market 
Hall  A  Grace.  118  Berry 
Hamlin  Ben,  1008  Dupont 
Uaney  AA'illiam  AA^,  NE  cor  Front  and 

Sacramento 
Hanretty  James,  207  Sutter 
Hansen  P.,  cor  Railroad  and  Eleventh 

Avenues 
Hansen  Lorenz,  East  nr  Commercial 
Hansen  &  Kuhl,  108  Sutter 
Hanson  Charles,cor  Davis  and  A'allejo 
Hanson  John,  NE   cor   Drumm  and 

Jackson 
Harkins  John,  SE  cor  Potrero  Avenue 

and  Sixteenth 
Harmon  Slary,E  s  Drumm  nr  Oregon 
Harms  Henry,  NAV  cor   Folsom   and 

Twent.v-sixth 
Harms    John,    SAV    cor   Union    and 

Kearny 
Harrington  <fe  Loftus.  744  Market 
Harris  Hermann,  AV  s  Main  nr  Market 
Harris  it  Dennis,  7  Broadway 
Harrison  John,  NW  cor  AVashlngton 

and  Dupont 
Hart  Henry,  N  s  Pacific  nr  Polk 
Hartigan  Patrick,  NAV  cor  First  and 

Howard 
Hartman  Claus,  SW  cor  Dupont  and 

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757 


Hartmann  Christoph,  NW  cor  Third 

and  Brannan 
Hartung  Mary  Mrs.,  1207  Dupont 
Haslup  <t  IJro.,  SE  cor  Columbia  and 

'I'wcnty-fifth 
Hassliageii  Juhn,  NE  cor  Sansom  and 

Jackson 
Haubensack  Martin, 821  Kearny 
Haiigli  .lolin,  !)i)5  Market 
Hauser  Bcrnliard,  218  Kearny 
Hauscr  John  C  ,  K27  Broadway 
Haver  Henry,  803  Market 
Havden  J.  O.,  cor  Devisadero  and  Ellis 
Hayes  A  Courtney,  1000  Market 
Hazelqiiist  Louis.  814  Jackson 
Healey  Jlark,  cor  Zoe  and  Welch 
Hearty  Jnhn  ifc  Co.,  SE  cor  Sixth  and 

'Jeliama 
Heckmann   H.,   NE   cor    Davis    and 

\Va.shington 
Hcenan  Dennis,  1020  Taciflc 
Hellernan   Catlierine     Mrs.,   8W   cor 

Fill)ert  and  Montgomery 
HeinsW.,NE  cor  Union  and  Larkin 
Heins  &  Eden,  N\V  cor  Battery  and 

Vallejo 
Heitman  H.,  NW  cor  Bryant  and  Dora 
Heitnian  F.,XEcor  Fourtli  and  Bryant 
Helniering  ifc  riege.XW  cor  I'ost  and 

'iaylor 
Helms  Henry  W..  SW  cor  Sixth  and 

Mission 
Helms  John  E.  A.,  18  Seventh 
Heneke  W.  <fe  Co.,  SW  cor  Dupont  and 

W.asliington 
Henkeii  William  A.,  417  Third 
Henny  Joliii,  423  Kearnv 
Henry  John  B.,  512  Fourth 
Htrnian  Kudolph,  terminus  Railroad 

nr  Presidio 
Herold  Conrad,  SW  cor  Zoe  and  Welch 
Herteman  Euj.'ene,  93G  Kearny 
Hesh  John,  527  East 
Hess  G.  B.,N\Vcor  Clay  and  Brenham 

riace 
Heuer  tJ.  C.  W.  <fc  Co.,  SE  cor  Howard 

and  Steuart 
Heuer  IMiilip,  713  Lombard 
Heyer  Albert,  SW  cor  Third  and  Bry. 

ant 
Higghis  John  F.,  SE  cor  Second  and 

I  ehama 
Hildebrand  J.  A  Co.,  1113  Dupont 
Hildebrandt   C,  KE   cor   Union  and 

Montgomery 
Hildebrandt  Henry,   NW  cor   Sutter 

and  Clara  Lane 
Hildebrandt  ife  Knop,SE  cor  Broadway 

and  Montgomery 
Hillcbraiid  Henry,  NE  cor  Fourth  and 

Welsh 
Hillebrandt  John,  SW  cor  Sixteenth 

and  Folsoni 
Hilgerloh  Henry,  4  Front 
Hiller  Diedrich  A:  Co.,SW  cor  Pacific 

and  Montgomery 
Hillgen  Henry,  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Kiglith 
HInck  &  .McConnell,  616  Kearny 
Hiiik  ito  Vollinar,  N  W  cor  Howard  and 

Eighth 
Hochgurtel  Nicholas,  NWcor  Tine  and 

Geary 
Hockele"  Louis,  NE  cor  Folsom  and 

Kuuscli 
Hoelbcher  Ernst,  SE  cor   Eddy  and 

Mason 
Hofl'man  Conrad,  533  Broadway 
Hofmaiui   Henry,  NE   cor   Tine  and 

Kearny,  and  616  Taciflc 
Hogan  Joiin,  Greenwicb  nr  Grant 
Hoger  Erneet.  525  Washington 
Holiniann  &  Leimbacher,4nM  Kearny 
Hoin  I'ierre  P.,  250  Fourth 
Holje  Martin,  NE  cor  Brannan  and 

Nintli 
Holland  J.,  NE  cor  Twentieth  and  Co- 
lumbia 
Holland  &  Eagles,  606  Mission 
Hol'man  Cliarles,  318  Brannan 
Holm    J  liomas,   SE    cor    Sutter   and 

.Stockton 
Holman  &  Hans,  SE  cor  Greenwich 

and  Stockton 
Holmes  Thomas,  E  s  Cemetery  Avenue 

nr  Post 
Holtmeier  H.,  SE  cor  Taylor  and  Fil- 
bert 
Hons  A:  Co.,  SW  cor  Steuart  and  How 
Hoogstad  John,  NW  cor  Kearny  and 

Green 
Hopkins  William  V.,  229  Second 


Hopkins  <fe  Moroncy,  Grand  Hotel 
Hopper  Garrltt  H.,  SE  cor  Davis  and 

Pacific 
Horstmann  H.,  SE  cor  Dup  and  Pac 
llorstniann  John,  NWcor  Bush  and 

Powell 
Hoss  Jolin  G.<fc  Co.,SW  cor  Broadway 

and  Ohio 
Howe  A.M.*  Co.,  SW  cor  Taylor  and 

Clav 
Howe  C.  W.  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Bush  and 

Mason 
Huge!  Joseph,  1217  Dupont 
Huglies  William  A.,  515  Clay 
Hummel  Augustus,  NW  cor  Natoma 

and  Jlary 
Humphreys  James,  NW  cor  Eddy  and 

Mascm 
Husing  Albert,  NE  cor  Miss  and  Fifth 
HusingJolin,  SE  cor  Post  and  Dupont 
IlutatV  Henry,   SE  cor  Eddy  and  Leav 
lluteliinsdn  it  Taylor,  734  I'acitic 
Iliurg  William  M.,3.3K  Bush 
Inskeiji  Elizabeth,  cor  Townsend  and 

Kitch 
Irazogin  Frank,NW  cor  Pac  and  Mont 
Irvine  James,  124  Fourth 
Irwin  James,  Jlerchants'  Exchange 
Isaacs  Kate,  (widow)  SE  cor  Battery 

and  Sacramento 
Ivancovich  G..  624  Kearny 
Jacobsen  Peter,  2019  Mason 
Jacquot  Constant  A.,  cor  Fourteenth 

and  Railroad  Avenue 
Jaeger  (ieorgo  M.,  SE  cor  Sixth  and 

Clementina 
Jallu  Francois,  633  Broadway 
Janke  William  A.,  HOI  Bush 
Jans  Obbe,  428  Natoma 
Jansen  George,  NE  cor  First  and  Bran 
Janssen  Fred.,SW  cor  Slason  and  Clay 
Jarvis  Jolin,  N  s  Post  nr  Laguiia 
Jastram  &,  Lange,  SW  cor  Post  and 

Kearny 
Jefts  James  M.,  San  Jose  Road 
Jellings  &  Freeman,  534  Merchant 
Jellison  B.  F., 500 Kearny 
Jerome  Moses.  Russ  House 
Jester  Decker  T.,  420  Fourth 
Jocliim  A.  M.  Jr.,  536  Sacramento 
Johns  Thomas,  45  Sacramento 
Johnson  H.  &  Co.,  K  W  cor  Jones  and 

Pacific 
Johnson  James,  911  Battery 
Johnson  Lewis  P.,  834  Kearny 
Johnson  Peter,  SW  cor  Clay  and  East 
Jolinson  William  W.,  405  Drumm 
Johnson  A  Peterson,  531  East 
Jones  Samuel,  E  s  Miss  nr  Eighteenth 
Jones  William  G.,  330  Bush 
Joost  B.,  NE  cor  Foisoni  and  Twelfih 
Joost  Fabian,  NE    cor   Mission    and 

Twenty-sixth 
Joost  John,  NW  cor  Francisco   and 

Stockton 
Joost  M.  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Eleventh  and 

Jlission 
Judge  Henry,  NE  cor  Bat  and  Bush 
Julien  Francis,  106  Pacific 
Julitz  Herman,  511  Green 
Juri  William,  621  Pacific 
Kalirs  John,  SW  cor  First  and  Minna 
Kahrs  &  Becker,  SE  cor  Geary  and 

Larkin 
Kain  James,  N  s  Jerscj'  nr  Sanchez 
Kaiser  John,  511  Pacillc 
Kailstrom  <te  Co.,  13  Steuart 
Kanips  F.  W.,  NE  cor  Cal  and  Davis 
Kane  James,  SW  cor  First  and  Te- 
hama 
Kane  Jlichael,  210  First 
Kappke  Henry  F.,  SE  cor  Union  and 

Mason 
Karl  Andrew,  NW  cor  Fifth  and  Fol 
Keating  M.  J.,  624  Merchant, and  Dun- 
bar Alley 
Keefe  Daniel,  130  Kearny 
Keelv  &  Tichenor,  SW  cor  Third  and 

Howard 
Kellner  JIeyer,231  Second 
Kelly  Bryan,  88  Stevenson 
Kelly  Edward,  Brooklyn  Hotel 
Kelly  Frank,  NE  cor  Third  and  How 
Kelly  James,  751  Jlission 
Kelly  Jolm  B.,  SE  cor  Dupont  and 

Greenwich 
Kelly  John  G.,SE  cor  Fol  and  Seventh 
Kelly  John  T.,  840  Market 
Kelly  Owen,  45  Second 
Kelly  Peter,  235  Fell 
Kelly  Sarah  Miss,  8  Broadway 
Kelly  Thomas,  846  Howard 


Kennedy  Bros.,  SW  cor  Ellis  and  Lar- 
kin 
Kennedy  Timothy  J.,  NW  cor  First 

and  Stevenson 
Keon  Charles,  926  Folsom 
Kerr  William  J.,  opp.  San  Jose  R.  R. 

Depot 
Kibbe  Jlillard,  .516  Montgomery,   600 

Market  and  700  Market 
Kiely  Edward,  708  Brannan 
Klncaid  Robert,  49iliiina 
Kilian  Frederick,  NW  cor  Clinton  and 

Brannan 
Kingston    John,  NE   cor    Fifth   and 

Bryant 
Kinsala  Michael,  534  Pacific 
Klein  &  Bro.,  SE  cor   Harrison  and 

Chesley 
Klemeier  Herman  H.,  SE  cor  Front 

and  Vallejo 
Klemeier  &  Co.,  SE  cor  Folsom  and 

Ritch 
Kline  William,  1234  Dupont 
Knell  &  Schoen,  SW  cor   California 

and  Kearny 
Kinepenberg  ite  Elmers,  S  s  Lombard 

nr  Montgomery 
Knoche   Henry,   SE    cor    Third   and 

Perry 
Knoll  John,  SE  cor  Bush  and  Dupont 
Knox  Henry,  SE  corMarketand  Beale 
Knowllon  William,  NW  cor  Twelfth 

and  Howard 
Koch  Charles,  Hunters's  Point 
Koch  Edward,  NW  cor  Clay  and  Poli 
Koenig  Ferdinand,  622  Pacific 
Kohlmoos  Christian,  218  Fourth 
Kohn  Henry,  408  Folsom 
Kolkmann    Herman,   NW  cor  Geary 

and  Hyde 
Koning  Max,  SW  cor  Filbert  and  Dup 
Koopmann  Henry,  SW  cor  Franklin 

and  Austin 
Korgan    Fred.,  SW    cor  Dupont  and 

Stockton  Alley 
Korts  C.  &  Co.,  SE  cor  Fourth  and 

Mission 
Korts  Hi-nri,  SW  cor  Market  and  Sixth 
Kosche  Rudolph,  311  Dupont 
Kramer  Jacob,  SW  cor   Dupont  and 

Greenwich 
Kriete  George  F.,  SE  cor  Vallejo  and 

Mason 
Krohn  John,  cor  Grove  and  Gough 
Kroning  William,  531  Kearny 
Kruger  &  HoUings,  SE  cor  Geao'  and 

Mason 
Kuck    George,   NE   cor    Second  and 

Tehama 
Kuhlwein  Barnard,  442  Bush 
Kuhn  Henry,  14  Geary 
Kyle  Robert  M.,  702  Battery 
Lababere  John,  10  Commercial 
Labinsfci  William,  601  Sacramento 
Labohm  Henry,  SW  cor  Howard  and 

Russ 
Lafll  Lucio,  16  Washington 
Lahusen  Henry,  324  Montgomery 
Lallemand  Henry  A.,  1017  Dupont 
Lamari  Anton,  SE  cor  Fifth  and  Perry 
Lamolle  B.  Mrs.,  709  Broadway 
Lane  Thomas   P.,  SW  cor  Sliver  Av 

and  King 
Lang  cfe  Kiernan,  NW  cor  Harrison  and 

Kitch 
Lange  Charles  H.,  106  Steuart 
Lange  Henry,  SW  cor  Dora  and  Fol 
Lange  Peter  N.,NE  cor  Townsend  and 

Crook 
Lankenau  Fred.,  NE  cor  Ellis  and  Pow 
Lankenau  it  Hansen,  cor  Railroad  Av 

and  Eleventh  Avenue 
Lankenau  &  Issendorf,  SW  cor  How- 
ard and  Beale 
Lantheaume  Louis  L.,  .520  Merchant 
Lapoubel  Francois,  1211  Dupont 
Lavigne  Frank,  727  Pacific 
Lavin  John  1',,  NE  cor  Broadway  and 

Battery 
Lawall  Fred.,  925  Kearny 
Lawler  Francis,  140  Minna 
Leckens<fe  Miitliieu,  921  Kearny 
Lecuver  Maurici^  1127  Dupont 
Lederer  &  Brother,  NW  cor  Jones  and 

O'Farrell 
Lee  Andrew   Mrs.,  N  8   Jackson   nr 

Davis 
Lee  James  D.,  33  Geary 
Lee  John  E.,  36  Sixth 
Lee  Namish  A..  815  Clay 
Lee  Patrick,  40  First 
Lee  William,  134  Fourth 


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758 


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Lcpdcs  Albert,  635  Kearny 
Lehinkuhl  Ernst,  NE  cor  Fourth  and 

Perry 
Lehner  Joseph,  757  Mission 
Lehnhanit  ife  Ordner,  SW  cor  Pine  and 

Monlgoinery  . 

Lehrlce   Henry,  SE  cor  Mariposa  and 

Indiana  „     , 

Lelbenberg  Cliarles.NW  corBealeand 

Mission 
Lein  Henry,  659  Clav  „     _^        , 

Leisen  Brothers,  IJE  cor  Fourth  and 

Harrison 
Lelevier  Toussaint,  616  Broadway 
Lemaire   Anton,   SW  cor  Bush  and 

Dupont  „ 

Leniliau  &  Brother,  KW  cor  Dupont 

and  O'Farrell  „        ,,       j 

Lennon  &  Kelly,  SE  cor  Fourth  and 

Minna  „        ,,      j 

Lenonnand  Emile,  ^'E  cor  Powell  and 

Lenormand  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Pine  and 

Dupont 
Lenz  Hennann,  603  California 
Leuze  John.  636  Bush 
Leverone  Nicholas,  902  Kearny 
Levi  Edward,  N  s  Fnisoni  nr  Eleventh 
Levi  M.  ii  Co.,  921  Market 
Levillain  &  Danciart,  1'206  Dupont 
Lew  A.  &  Co.,  512  Clay 
Levy  David  P.,  613  Sacramento 
Levy  W.  <fe  Co.,  SE  cor  Stockton  and 

b'Farrell 
Lewellyn  &  Co.,  14  Clay 
Lewis  Edwin  C,  1011  Battery 
Lewis  ifc  Woodward,  Lick  House 
Lilienthal  Henry,  SE  cor  Fillmore  and 

Hyde 
Lilkendey  William,  828  Clay 
Lindenbaum  Isaac,  52  Steuart 
Linn  &  Johnson,  107  Jackson 
Livingston  Leah  Mrs.,XW  corSever.th 
and  Jessie,  and  SE  cor  Sixth  and 
Minna  „    ^ 

Lohaus  Fred.,  42  Steuart,  and  SW  cor 
'         Washington  and  East 
Loomis  &  Dougherty,  515  California 
Loon  &  Somers,  NW  cor  Second  and 

Bryant 
Lottritz  John,  S  8  Sixteenth  nr  Val- 
encia 
Lucicn  &  Lacoste,  SE  cor  Kearny  and 

Sacramento 
Luhmensen   William,  SW  cor  Sixth 

and  Harrison 
Luhrs  &  Dorgeloh,  KW  cor  Folsom 

and  Moss 
Luking  J.  Adolphe.  332  Montgomerj- 
Lund  Hugh  N.,  NE  cor  Stociiton  and 

Geary 
Lundgreen  Charles  G.,  SW  cor  Bryant 

and  Clinton 
Lutgcn  &  Co..  971  Market 
Luttringer  Joseph,  409  Dupont 
Luttriiiger  Joseph  Jr.,  810  Clay 
Lynch  Jeremiah  D.,  NE  cor  Second 

andNatoma 
Lynch  John,  N  s  Twentieth  bet  Guer- 
rero and  Dolores 
Lynch  &  Green,  NW  cor  Sutter  and 

Kearny 
Lyons  Michael,  21  Sixth 
Maass  J.  &  H.,  SE  cor  Fremont  and 

Howard 
Madel  &  Tietjen,  NE  cor  Mission  and 
Steuart,  and  NE   cor  Spear   and 
Howard 
Mader  George,  NW  cor  Ellis  and  Hyde 
Malier  John,  NE  cor  Dup  and  Geary 
Mahoney   Daniel,   Dolores   opp    Six- 
teenth 
Mahoney  William,  NE  cor  Sumner  and 

Clementina 
Majorty  Hugh,  S  s  Cal  nr  Broderick 
Makree  &  Cortes,  13  Washington 
Malone  Lawrence,  162  First 
Maloney  John,  220  Broadway 
Mancell  William,  215  Fourth 
Manciet  J.  P.,  San  Jos6  K.  R.  Depot 
Mangels   Bros.,   NE   cor  Fourth  and 

Freelon  „_  „  ,., 

Mangels  Christopher,  SE  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Dupont 
Mangels  Henry,  SW  cor  Geary  and 

Dupont 
Manning  Michael  T.,  16  Sutter 
Mannix  John,  711  Montgomery 
Mans   Amedee,   NW   cor  Bitch   and 

Brannan 
Mans  &  Staude,  815  Pacific 
Marble  John,  408  Pacific 


Marion  <fc  Henderson,  KW  cor  East 

and  Commercial 
Marlev  A  Bradshaw,  313  Mont 
Marqiiard    Fritz,   SW    cor   Clay   and 

Stockton 
Marsnall  Benjamin.  938  Kearny 
Martin  Angus. nr  Ocean  House 
Martin  John.  NW  cor  First  and  Minna 
Martin  Lewis,  SE  cor  Jack  and  Stock 
Martin  V.  (i.,  SW  cor  Taylor  and  O  - 

Farrell 
Martin  &  Horton,  .534  Montgomery 
Martin  A:  Roberts,  SE  cor  Bush  and 

Polk 
Martinovich  Samuel,  NW  cor  Eastand 

Sacramento 
Martins  Martin,  18  Sutter 
Mason  William,  6.56  Washington 
Masson  <fe  Perez,  636  Pacific 
Matick  Louis,  SE  cor  Jack  and  East 
Matthias  Chrtstopher,  36  Fremont 
Matthias  Louis  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Dupont 

and  Union  ^     . 

Matticovich  Nicholas,  NW  cor  Davis 

and  Washington  „ 

Mausshardt  &  Hoelschcr,  136  Fourth 
Mayer  Philip,  NW  cor  Natoma  and 
"Eleventh  „^,  _,  ,. 

Mayer  &  Dieffenbacher,  SW  cor  Cali- 
fornia and  Montgomery 
Mayrisch   Ernst,   SW   cor    Clay  and 

Kearnv 
McArdleP'atrick,  SEcorMkt  and  Sec 
McBiide  Bros.,  438  Third 
McCabe  Bernard.  20  Anthony 
McCabe  James,  Sumner  nr  Mont 
JlcCann  James,  896  Front 
McCanney  Frank,  NE  cor  Green  and 

Stockton 
McCarthy  Bartholomew,  208  Dupont 
McCarthy  John,  525  Fourth 
McCarthv  John  D..  429  Pacific 
McCarthy  Timothy,  SW  cor  Mission 

and  Twentv-flrst 
McCloskey  Hugh,  S  W  cor  Folsom  and 

Folsorii  A\  enue 
McCormack   James,  W  s  Dolores  nr 

Twentv-first 
McCormick  Hugh,  NE  cor  Taylor  and 

Fillmore 
McCormick  James  K.,  800  Market 
McCraith  Mary  .(widow)  N  E  cor  b  ront 

and  Pacific 
McCuUy  John,  SW  cor  Sec  and  Minna 
McDonald  J olin,  825  Folsom 
McDonald  Michael,  212  Pacific 
McliougallT.  &  C.NWcor  Post  and 

Stockton 
McElrov  James  P..  733  Market 
McGee  Patrick.  1014  Jackson 
McGillan  &,  Stanson,  244  Fourth 
McGinniss  &  McGovern,  SW  cor  Ala- 

l)ama  and  Twenty-fourth 
McGinty  Joseph, NW  cor  Brannanand 

Boardman  Place 
McGonigle-iohn,  117Beale 
McGovern  Philip,  NE  cor  Market  and 

Kearny 
McGrath  James,  NE  cor  Shipley  and 

Fifth 
McGiatU  John,  187  Folsom 
McGrath  Mary,  (widow)  NEcor  Front 

and  Pacific 
McGregor  James,  545  First 
McGurren  Arthur,  432  California 
.Mclnemov  Michael, 50u  Hayes 
Mclntyre  Thomas,  609  Mission 
McKav  Washington  I.,  526  Mont 
McKeaney  Patrick  J.,  NW  cor  Fourth 

and  Berry 
McKee  Alexander,  SW  cor  Harrison 

and  Main 
McKenzie  Jlurdock,  Summer  nr  Cal 
McKeon  Patrick  II.,  SW  cor  Davis  and 

Pacific 
McKewen  Jonathan  C,  SW  cor  San- 
son! and  Washington 
McLauchlan  <fe  Smith.  27  Second 
McLaughlin  John,  Es  Beale  nr  Miss 
McLaughlin   Mary    A.   Mrs.,   SE  cor 

Jones  andBerniird 
McLaughlin  Richard,  1608  Jones 
McLea  Donald,  534  California 
McLean  Andrew,  Fillmore  nr  Bay 
McLeod  Angus,  Hunter's  Point 
McLeod   Daniel,  NW  cor  Davis    and 

Commercial 
McLeod  David.  Hunter's  Point 
McLoiighlin  Edward,  NE  cor  Kearny 

and  Clay 
McMahon  P.  J.,  705  Market 
McManus  Andrew,  132  First 


McMillan  &  Randrup,  .521  Sai'ramento 
McNabb  Edward,  Misbion  opp.  Court- 
land  .\  venue 
McNaniara  John,  San  Jose  Road 
McNulty    &   McCarron,  (SE  cor  Sec- 
ond and  Mission 
McQuinn  Ellis,  (widow) 234  First 
Meelian  William,  NE  cor  Commercial 

and  Kearny 
Meehan  Martin.  35  Louisa 
Meier  Christopher.N  W  cor  Pacific  and 

Taylor  .^  ., 

Meier  Louis  H.,  Seventh  Avnr  Bridge 
Meierdierks  Chris.,  NW   cor  Powell 

and  Post 
Meiklehaugh  Daniel,  1425  Pacific 
Melbourn  Joseph,  NW  cor  Powell  and 

Mendez  David,  319  Commercial 
Menke  E.,  SE  cor  Sutter  and  'I  aylor 
Menke  &  Co.,  SE  cor  Battery  and  Com- 
merce „       ^  , 
Mentel  William,NE  cor  Broadway  and 

Stockton 
Merrill  Frank,  NE  cor  Pac  and  Stock 
Mersing  J.  B..  733  Montgomery 
Merz  William,  SE  cor  Suiter  and  Pow 
Meyer  Albert,  SW  cor  51  kt  and  East 
Meyer  August  528  Pacific 
Meyer  Bros..NW  cor  Fid  and  Fremont 
Mever  Claus  R.,NE  cor  Kat  and  Green 
Meyer  Frederick,  NE  cor  Fourth  and 

"Jessie 
Meyer  Fred  R.,  120  Kearny 
Mever  Fridrich,  .521  Ea.st 
Me"yer  Henry,  NE  cor  Fourth  and  Sil- 

Meyer Henry,  NW  cor  Dup  and  Filbert 

Meyer  H.  W.,  210  Steuart 

Meyer  H.  W.  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Powell 

and  Green  „,  ,  ^ 

Meyer  John  H.,  NW  cor  Third   and 

Townsend 
Meyer  John  IL,  SE  cor  Vallejo  and 

Powell 
Mever  &  Akmann,  39  Sacramento 
Me"yer  <S:  Gervers,421  East 
Meyer  &  Holm,  314  Clay 
Meyer  .t  Lubin,  NW  cor  Dupont  and 

"Vallejo  „       .,.        J 

Meyer  &  Quaid,  SE  cor  Fourth  and 

Meyer  &  .Schlesselman,  NW  cor  Turk 

and  Fillmore 
Meyer  &  Westfall.  NW  cor  Pacific  and 

Dupont 
Meyerbach  Sol.,  SE  cor  Mason   and 

Green  .    , 

Meyers  John,  NE  cor  Twentieth  and 

Shotwell 
MejTi  John,  12  Everett 
Michel  Jacob,  616  Pacific 
Middlehoff  Garrett,  NW  cor  Grove  and 

Laguna 
MUlitch  Stephen,  601  Kearny 
Miller  John,  N  W  cor  Eighth  and  Na- 
toma .  „ 
Miller  Louis,  SW  cor  York  and  Twen- 
ty-third 
Miller  ii  Fish,  5  Jackson 
Miller  &  Klunder,  SW  cor  Drumm  and 

Jackson 
Minor  Simon  B.,  112  Post 
Mitchell  Frank,  1022  JIarket 
Mitchell  William  H.,  12  Oregon 
Molirbach  Nicholas,  228  Pacific 
Mohrmann  Fred,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Broadway  ,,„.^t 

Money  penny  Charles,  126  Natoma 
Monnich  August,  NE  cor  Foisom  and 

Eighth 
Monogan  Francls,N  s  Grove  nr  Gough 
Mooney  Daniel  J.,  NW  cor  Van  Ness 

Avenue  ai.d  Market 
Mooney  Hugh.  138  Sectmd 
MOORE  MICHAEL,  133  Third 
Moore  Owen,  NW  cor  Sixteenth  and 
Guerrero  ,  „  ,,. 

Moore  &  Wrage,  NE  cor  Pac  and  Polk 
Moran  Frank,  164  Jessie 
Morgonti  Batista,  761  Clay 
Moiken  Hennann  F.,  320  Pme 
Morris,  Freeman  &  Johnson.  822  Pac 
Moser  Fred.W  s  Valencia  nr  Sixteenth 
Mouthon  &  DelareuUe,  641  Com 
Moysav  Philip,  21  Vallejo 
Mueckenhoft"  August,  N  s  Francisco 

nr  Powell  „     , 

Muhlenbnnk  W.,  SW  cor  Bush  and 
Tavlor  „  _.   .. 

Mulcliav  &  Heavecker,  NE  cor  Sixth 
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Mullally  John,  NW  cor  Harrison  and 

Dora 
Mullcr  Albert,  NW  cor  Fifteenth  and 

Howard 
Muller  Charles,  617  Pacific 
Muller   Enill,   NVV    cor    Mason   and 

O'Farrell 
Muller  Fred,  611  Jackson 
Mullcr  Nicholas,  S\V   cor   Main  and 

Rincon  Court 
MulUr  <t  Joust,  NW  cor  Garden  and 

IJryant 
Mulllnau  Owen,  SW   cor   Broadway 

and  Bartol 
Mulvey  James,  Russ  House 
Muiiro  Robert,  15  Vallejo 
Munson  Oscar  G.,  5:17  H'rvant 
Muriset  &  Jordan,  244  Diipont 
Murken  Martin,  '29  Clementina 
Murphv  John  J.  Jr.,  1,W  Second 
Murphy  Michael  C,  W  s  Mission  nr 

Twenty-second 
Murphy  P.  M.,  NE  cor  Fifteenth  and 

Howard 
Murpliy  Thomas  R..  SOO  Market 
Murr  Cliristopher,  325  Sansom 
Myers  John,  :ill  Bush 
Nachtigall   Fred,  NW  cor  Broderick 

and  I'ost 
Xaud  A.  A  Co.,  712  Pacific 
NELLEK  ite  HAKERKOKN,  NW  cor 

Bush  and  Montgomery 
Nelson  Henry,  SE  cor  Seventh  and 

Stevenson 
Nelson  Henry  A.,  SE  cor  Davis  and 

Jackson 
Newman  Jlichael,  N  s  Twentieth  nr 

GuenxTO 
Nickels  M'illiara  M.,NW  cor  Francisco 

and  Powell 
Nickels  John  W.,  NE  cor  Greenwich 

and  Tavlor 
Nigro  Fabricio.  1336  Dupont 
Nobmann  Chris.,  SE  cor  Sacramento 

and  Leavenworth 
Noissat  Pierre,  1334  Dupont 
Nolte  Cliarles  R.,  Mission  nr  Twenty- 
sixth 
Nolle  H.   &  Co.,  NE  cor   Sixth   and 

Jessie 
Nolte  &,  Crane,   SE   cor  Eighth  and 

Mission 
Noltemeyer  W.  F.  &  Co.,  727  Davis 
Nolting  J.  C.  A.,  8«1  Kearny 
Norland  Peter,  36  .Sacramento 
Norman  Fred.,  N  W  cor  Twentieth  and 

Valencia 
Northey  <fe  Souther,  112  Tavlor 
O'Brien  Bros.,  NW  cor   Fourth  and 

Perry 
O'Brien  Dennis,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Jackson 
O'Brien  Dennis  E.,  48  First 
O'Brien  James,  Polk  bet  Pacific  and 

Broadwav 
O'Brien  James,  .509  Howard 
O'Brien  James,  8  W  cor  First  and  Miss 
O'Brien  Patrick,  NW  cor  Steuartand 

Folsom 
O'Brien  Pliilip,  36  First 
O'Brien  1  Immas.  6.5U  Jlisslon 
O'Briin  tt  Fitzgerald,  SE  cor  Mission 

ami  Second 
O'Coiinell  John,  N  s  Fnion  nr  Sansom 
O'Connell  William,  1.56  First 
O'Coimor  Cliris.,  SW   cor  Fifth  and 

Stevenson 
O'Connor  J.  <fc  Co.,  NE  cor  Taylor  and 

Geary 
O'Connor  Michael,  NE   cor  Laguna 

and  Fulton 
O'Connor  Sliehael,  236  Montgomery 
O'Connor  Timothy.  44H  Third 
O'Donnell  Patrick,  W  s  Kentucky  nr 

Sixteenth 
O'Gorman  Patrick,  508  Mission 
O'Keerte  Michael,  NE  cor  Harrison 

and  Dora 
O'Meara  A  Meyer,  SW  cor  Fillmore 

and  Pine 
O'Neil  James,  W  8  Main  bet  Market 

and  Mission 
O'Neil  Michael  J.,  312  Jackson 
O'Neill  Dennis,  1.58  First 
O'Neill  Hubert,  107  Sansom 
O'Neill   Timothy,     cor    Filbert    and 

Montgomery 
O'Rorke  Catherine,  (widow)  42  Sac 
O'SuIlivan  Jam.s.  Fifteenth   Avenue 

cor  P,  South  S.  F. 
O'SuIlivan  Patrick  V.,  631  Davis 
Oeding  John,  loa  Dupont 


Ogden  <fe  O'Brien,  SW  cor  New  Mont- 
gomery and  Natoma 
Ogle  ifc  Schriefer,  155  Natoma 
Ohlandt  Henry,  cor  San  Bruno  Koad 

and  Twenty-fourth 
Ohva  Rita  Miss,  508  Broadway 
Olpherts  Robert,  1.55  Miima 
Olsen  Henry,  S  s  Commercial  nr  East 
Olsen  &  Peterson,  1110  Battery 
Olufs  &  Detjen,  NW  cor  Kearny  and 

Jackson 
Grata  Bartolomeo,  5  Clar 
Orr  William  H.,  919  Harrison 
Ortmann  John  F.,  815  Jackson 
Osmer  &  Co.,  NW  cor  First  and  Bran 
Osmer  .fc  Co.,  NE  cor  Fol  and  Steuart 
Otten  Claus,NW  cor  Stock  and  Vallejo 
Ott  <fe  Lecher,  NE  cor  Bush  and  Kearny 
Overmohle  Henry,  SW    cor   Howard 

and  Moss 
Pac  John  J.,  1220  Dupont 
Pahl  Richard  H.,  SE  cor  Dupont  and 

Geary 
Paleoki  Joseph,  135  Post 
PARKER  GEO.  F.,  SE  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Washington  (see  adv.  dept. 
page  24) 
Parsons  JetTerson,  127  Third 
Patterson  George,  2195  Powell 
Patterson  William,  530  Jackson 
Paulsen  &  Siebe,  SW  cor  Turk  and 
Taylor,  and  NE  cor  Fourth  and 
Everett 
Payne  Joel  H.,  721  Davis 
Perkins  &  Woebke,  SE  cor  Jackson 

and  Battery 
Perrier  Hippolyte,  206  Third 
Perry  Richard,  cor  Fourteenth  Avenue 
and  Railroad  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
Peters  Charles  F.,SW  cor  Hayes  and 

Laguna 
Peters  Henry  D.,  NW  cor  Davis  and 

Pacific 
Peterson  Charles  A.,  SE  cor  Folsom 

and  Twenty-seventh 
Petit  Pierre,  1029  Dupont 
Pettenati  Peter,  .539  Broadway 
Peverada  Charles,  1412  Dupont 
Peyronnin  ifc  Vidal,  319  Third 
Phister  &  Kitteiberger,  NE  corHalleck 

and  Leidesdorft 
Piacentili  it  Co.,  29  Washington 
Piaggio  Augurstino,  619  Broadway 
Pierce  Elizabeth  Miss,  117  Pacific 
Pilkey  Robert,  724  Pacific 
Pizani  Ratel,  627  Pacific 
Plath  John,  421  Union 
Pless  A  Van  Bergen,  425  Sansom 
Pohacu  D.,  629  Davis 
Pohlker  John  H.,    NW  cor  Twenty- 
Sixth  and  Howard 
Pomeroy  J.  T.  Jz  Co.,  NW  cor  Third 

and  Silver 
Pope  Charles,  Presidio  Road  nr  Frank- 
lin,  and   NW.cor    Fillmore    and 
Francisco 
Popp  Herman,  N  s  Hayes  bet  Larkin 

and  Polk 
Porter  Asa  A.,  7  Merchants'  Exch 
Post  C,  Pacific  Alley 
Postel  Peter  J.,  SW"cor  Mission  and 

Twenty-third 
Powers  Michael,  NW  cor  Eighth  and 

Clementina 
Preda  tt  Co.,  .504  Clay 
PRINZ  JOHN,  49  Second  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  36) 
Prunty  &  TuUy,  SW  cor  Folsom  and 

Eighth 
Puckhaber  D.,   NW   cor  Grove  and 

Octavia 
PulUJohn  J.,  1063  Market 
Purcell  David  A.,  Cemetery  Avenue 

nr  Post 
Purcher  Henry,  936  Kearny 
Puvogel  Jolni,  SW  cor  Stockton  and 

Greenwich 
Quain  David,  719  Davis 
yulgley  George,  SW  cor  Geary  and 

William 
Quindrell  Josiah,  1003  Kearny 
yuinn  James  H.,  206  Pacific 
Quiiin   John,     SE    cor  Howard   and 

Second 
QuinnJohn,  NW  cor  .Jack  and  Stock 
yuinn  Thomas,  .538  Third 
Quirk  Patrick,  nr  St.  Mary's  College 
Rachenberger  Louis,  206  ^Sutter 
Radovich  Peter,  SW  cor  Pacific  and 

East 
Ramsey  Peter,  104  Steuart 
Randall  George,  600  Kearny 


Ranken  H.  &C.,SE  cor  Market  and 

Seventh 
Rasmusen  Peter,  W  s  Valencia  nr  Six- 
teenth 
Ravaiini  L.,  1508  Dupont 
Raymond  Charles  W..  31  Sacramento 
Itazzetto  Fortunate,  526  Market 
Ready  John  &  Co.,  East  nr  Clay 
KeardonA  Dwyer,  NWcorTliird  and 

Everett 
Reddy  John,  SW  cor  Beale  and  Bryant 
Redilington  John,  1316  Sacramento 
Reeckmann  Amandus,  NE  cor  Folsom 

and  Beale 
ReidJohn,  48  Sacramento 
Reid  Oliver  C,  Long  Bridge 
Reilly  Bernard,  NW  cor  Natoma  and 

Russ 
Relmers  Claus,  NE  cor  O'Farrell  and 

Mason 
Reinecke  &  Hennings,  SW  «or  Stock- 
ton and  Vallejo 
Reitz  John,  767  Clay 
Remmel  &  Otersen,  16Thlrd 
Renner  Victoria  Mrs.,  SW  cor  Kearny 

and  Commercial 
Rcsing   John,  San  Jose   Road  nr  St. 

Mary's  College 
Reynolds  James  H.,  SE  Kearny  and 

Merchant  ^ 

Rhode  &  Engelsmann,  N  s  Brannan 

nr  First 
Rice  James,  350  Brannan 
Richards  James   M.,  SE  cor  Dupont 

and  Sutter 
Richter  William  H.,  First  Avenue  nr 

Kentuck}' 
giKolette^A.,  S  s  Sixteenth  nr  Dolores 
Ring  Richard,  128  First 
Riiigen  Peter,  NE  cor  Clay  and  Stock 
Roberts  Newton  H.,  1125  Misision 
Robertson  John,  292  Howard 
Roche  James,  115  First 
Rodgers  Benjamin,   Na   Brannan  nr 

Birst 
Rodgers   Philip,   Market  nr  Valencia 
Rogers  Florence  F.,  SE  cor  Pacific  and 

Leavenworth 
goMe  H.  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Pine  and  Dup 
gohde  Henry,  SW  cor  Front  and  Wasft 
Rohis  &  Bro.,SW  cor  First  and  Bryant 
R(din  Henry  C,  63  Jessie 
Roncoll  Louis,  NW  cor  Brannan  and 

Ritch 
Rontet  Matthias,  SW  cor  Green  and 

Dupont 
Rooney  Charles  L.,  623  Kearny 
Rosenbohan  Michael,  703  Battery 
Rosenbohm  John  H.,  E  s  Potrero  Av- 
enue nr  El  Dorado 
Rosengarn  John  H.,  NW  cor  Commer- 
cial and  Drumm 
Rotanzi  &  Co.,  1113  Dupont 
Rottiel  Marcel,  19  Dupont 
Rousseau  &  Lantier,  9  Dupont 
Rowen  John  S.,  623  Merchant 
Ruh  &  Heiin,  411  Bush 
Runge  &  Lakeman,  NW  cor  Fourth 

and  Clementina 
Rush  James,  227  Bush 
Riisse   George,   San  Bruno   Road   nr 

Twenty-seventh 
Russell  Henry,  1  Crook 
Rustich  Guiseppe,  509  Washington 
Ryaij  J.  &  J.  #.,  SW  cor  Sixth  and 

Bryant 
Ryan  James,  1405  Pacific 
Ryan  John  C.  Mrs.,  NW  cor  Dupont 

and  Sutter 
Ryan  Martin,  550  Cl.ay 
Ryan  Michael,  818  Howard 
Ryan  Patrick,  149  Second 
Ryan  Thomas,  SW  cor  Hinckley  and 

Pinkuey 
Ry.an<te  McDermott,  SW  cor  Fifth  and 

Natoma 
Sack  J.  C.  &  Co..  306  Kearny 
Sagehorn  Hermann,  .520  Union 
Sahnke  H.  G.,  523  Jackson 
Sajuus  J.,  (widow)  NW  cor  Post  and 

Dupont 
Sample  &  Hagemann,  621  Washington 
Santif  Nicholas,  SW  cor  Twenty-sec- 
ond and  Folsom 
Sarccu  N.  <fe  Co.,  Third  nr  Berry 
Sartor  Bros.,  lOlODupunt 
Sass  tfe  Bauer,  NE   cor  Seventh  and 

Cleaveland 
Sawyer  Simeon,  NE  cor  Washington 

and  Battery 
Sbarboro  B.  <fe  Brother,  531  Wash 
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Scanlin  <fe  Doscher,  NW  cor  Bush  and 

Jones 
Schaaf  William  W..  T26  Pacific 
Schetlel  George,   NK  cor  Jessie  and 

Schcndel  John,  XW   cor   Polk   and 

Austin 
Scheper  Andrew,  734  Broadway 
Scheper  John  H.,  NE  cor  Clay  and 

Larkin 
Scheper*  Hahn.  311  Battery 
Scheper  &  Toblemann,  SW  cor  First 

and  Jsatoma 
Schernian  Anton,  SE  cor  Fourth  and 

Mission 
Scherpel  Rudolph,  Brenham  Place 
Schleef  John  U.,  Is  W  cor  Second  and 

Minna 
Schmedes  John  J.,  642  Jackson 
Schmid  <fc  Lanver,  507  Pine 
Schmidt  Anna  Miss,  2-20  Kearny 
Schmidt  it  Brenner,  63t>  Commercial 
Schmidt  <fc  Brunjes.  827  Folsom 
Schmitz  John  P.,  1032  Market 
Schnoor  John,  KW  cor  Howard  and 

Twentv-flfth 
Scholkman  <fc  Kemp,  141  Second 
Scholle  Antoin,  SE  cor  Post  and  Jones 
Schord  Louis  G.,  531  California 
Schortemeier  Henry  H.,  NE  cor  Cali- 
fornia and  Prospect  Place 
Schrader  Charles,  >W  cor  Fifth  and 

Stevenson 
Schramm  &  Schnabel,  545  California 
Schreiber  John,  SE    cor  Third   and 

Mission 
Schroder  Bros.  .SE  cor  Second  and  Fol 
Schroeder  Charles  H.,  XE  cor  Fran- 
cisco and  Powell 
Schroder  John  F..  SEcor  Drummand 

Sacramento 
Schroder  John  H.,  KW  cor  Hyde  and 

Sutter 
Schroder  Louis.  28  .Sacramento 
Schroed.  r  Charles,  SW  cor  Franklin 

and  >ic.\ Ulster 
Schuetzc  Edward,  814  Kearny 
Schuldt  Hermann,  SW  cor  Third  and 

Harrison 
Schulken  J.  &  Co.,  SE  cor  McAllister 

and  Octavia 
Schulte  Frederick  W.,  SW  cor  Davis 

and  Clark 
Schnltheis  Henry,  SW  cor  First  and 

Clementina 
Schultz  Anna,  SW  cor  Davis  and  Com 
Schulze  k  NeUer,  SW  cor  Bush  and 

Kearny 
Schumacher  Frederick,  44  Steuart 
Schumaker  .fc  Trimpf,  SE  cor  Filbert 

and  Battery 
Schuman  William,   SW  cor  Folsom 

and  Seventh 
Schutt    Henry  W.,  SE  cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Alabama 
Schwartz  Da\id,.SWcor  Twenty-fourth 

and  Valencia 
Schwartz  Henry,  340  Third 
Schwartz  <t  Husing,  SW  cor  Market 

and  East 
ScoUavWiUiam  A.,  1522 Stockton 
Scott  Robert  C.,213  Battery 
Scram  Charles  W.,  cor  Sixth  Av  and 

Railroad  Avenue.  Souths.  F 
Scullay  Jeremiah,  S  s  Filbert  nr  Mont- 
gomery 
Seebeck  Edward  E.,  NW  cor  Twenty- 
fourth  and  Mission 
Seegelken  <fc  Bro.,  SW  cor  Bush  and 

Franklin 
Seipel  Conrad,  923  Kearny 
Senecal  &  Omnes,  936  Kearny 
Shanly  &  Williams,  41  Sacramento 
Shannon  James,  129  P<icific 
Shannon  John,  SW  cor  Chesley  and 

Bovd 
Sharkey  James,  228  Folsom 
Sheppard  .Mary,  SW  cor  Mont  and  Val 
Sheridan  James,  SE  cor  Brannan  and 

Gilbert 
Shohav  Francis,  920  Pacific 
Short  "Charles,   SW  cor  Clinton  and 

Brannan 
Siebe  Diedrich,  Long  Bridge 
Siebe  Diedrick,  sW  cor  Kentucky  and 

Sixteenth 
Siebe  Frederick  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Fian- 

cisco  and  Powell 
Siebe  &  Hinck,  SE  cor  Bryant  and  Rin- 

con  Place 
Siebe  <fe  Wessell,  SE  cor  Powell  and 
Union 


Siebel  Conrad,  1415  Kearny 

Siebert  Davis  Mr8.,B3s  Pacific 

Siedenburg  Henrv,  520  Vallejo 

Siegel  Gotleib,  1I>1«  Kearny 

Simon  Isidor,  14  First 

Siviero  Etienne,  826  Pacific 

Skerrett  <fe  Co.,  SE  cor  Shipley  and 

Willow 
Slosson  Bros.,  SW  cor  First  and  Fol 
SlossonBufusD.,  19-23  Polk 
Sm,idekeA  Co.,  SE  cor  Kearny  and 

Broadway 
Smadeke  <fe  Speckter,SW  cor  Fifth  and 

Shipley 
.Small  Archibald,  246 Third 
Smith  Andrew,  SW  cor  Stev  and  Miss 
Smith  Andrew  B..  519  Ea.st 
Smith  Catherine,  (widow)  143  Silver 
Smith    Catherine,   (widow)    SW    cor 

Mission  and  Twenty-sixth 
Smith   Catherine,  (widow)   NW    cor 

Fifth  and  Shipley 
Smith  Charles.  .539  Washington 
Smith  Daniel  W..  1112  Kearny 
Smith  James,   SW  cor  Dupont  and 

Chestnut 
Smith  James  R.,  cor  Mkt  and  Valencia 
Smith  John,  18  Clay 
Smith  Joseph,  \V  s  Valencia  nr  Six- 
teenth 
Smith  Stephen  M.,  617  Montgomery 
Sneider  John.  1023  Dupont 
Solis  Joseph,  1119  Kearny 
Sommer  Charles,  SE  cor  Sixth   and 

Satoma 
Sonnenberg  Louis  B.,SE  corPostand 

Stockton 
Souc  Peter,  243  Fourth 
Sparrow  Joseph,  33  Clementina 
Speckman  Frederick  F.,  SE  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Fourth 
Spencer  David,  S  W  cor  Fol  and  Bcale 
Spreeii  William,  N  s  Br\ant  nr  Eighth 
Spring  <fe  Deen,  N  s  Berry  nr  Fourth 
S  pringler  Jacob,  729  Pacific 
Spruegel  Christian,  Potrero   Avenue 

nr  Eighteenth 
Stahmann  &  Molk.  SW  cor  Green  and 

Dupont 
Stamer  Julius  C,  SW  cor  Battery  and 

Jackson 
Stangenwall  Hermann,  East  nr  Jack 
Stefl^ens  Diedrich,  SE  cor  Folsom  and 

Main 
Steinberg  J.,  105  Dupont 
Stepper  Marcus,  42  Sixth 
Stevens  George,  SE  cor  Bat  and  Union 
Stevens  Thomas  W.,  cor  Chenery  and 

RandaU 
Stewart  Charles  A.,  717  Montgomery 
Stewart  Theodore,  SE  cor  Sixth  and 

Brannan 
Stoddart  James,  1118  Market 
Stoddard  <t  Merkle,  683  Jlarket 
Stokes  Rachel  A.  Mrs.,  King  nr  Third 
Stone  Patrick,  1008  Pacific 
Stopplekamp  A.  H..  (widow)  SE  cor 

Stockton  and  Union 
Straub  William,  cor  Mkt  and  Gough 
Strohsahl  William,  W  s  Devisaderonr 

Fulton 
Strothoft' Herman,  SW  cor  Dupont  and 

Harlan  Place 
Stuart  Charles,  311  Davis 
Stucke  Carsten,  SW  cor  Eighth  and 

Bryant 
Sullivan  Bridget  A.,  (widow)  SW  cor 

Turk  and  Van  Sess  Ave 
Sullivan  D.iniel,  SW  cor  Buchanan 

and  EUis 
Sullivan  Daniel,  SW  cor  Fourth  and 

Freelon 
Sullivan  James,  29  Pacific 
Sullivan  Philip,  42  First 
Sullivan  Thomas  G.,  SW  cor  Mission 

and  Thirteenth 
Sullivan  William.  735  Howard 
SulUvan  &  .Murphy. '221  Fourth 
Sutclifle  William,  144  Steuart 
Swanson  Peter  A.,  S  W  cor  Da^-ia  and 

Broadway 
Sweeney    Michael,    Six-mile   House, 

Mission  Road 
Svlva  Joseph,  213  Broadway 
Tannian  Patrick  J.,  24  Third 
Taufenbach     &     Kleinschroth,     601 

Kearny 
Tavac  Lucien  F.,  31  Fourth 
Teese  Lewis  Jr.,  SE  cor  Kearny  and 

California 
Thckn  John  J.,  769  Market 
Thiel  John,  SE  cor  Sixth  and  Folsom 


Thiele  A.  L..  301  Bush 

Thoene  August,  SW   cor  Sixth    and 

Brannan 
Thogode  <fc  Rhors,  SW  cor  First  and 

Tehama 
Thomford  Henrj'  A.,  SW  cor  Powell 

and  Filbert 
Thomson  &  Malcolm,  21  P.iciflc 
Ticknor  J.  C,  SW  cor  Post  and  Taylor 
Tiedemann  John  H.,SW   cor  Fourth 

and  Folsom 
Tiedemann  Martin,  SW  cor  Polk  and 

Hayes 
Tierney  Juan, 211  Sansom 
Tieroft  Augustus,  1118  Kearny 
Tierson  Robert  H.,  1124  Market 
Tietjen  Diedrich  W.,  SE  cor  Battery 

and  Sacramento 
Tietejen  Henry,  SW  cor  Leavenworth 

and  Broadway 
Tietjen  John  H.,  SWcor  Brannan  and 

Ritch 
Tinken  Bernard,  725  Jackson 
Tischer  Carl,  8  Front 
Tobei  Bernades,  S  s  Jackson  nr  Davis 
Tofteuberg  Arnold,  613  Vallejo 
Tormey  John  C,  414  Pine 
Tridou  Louis,  1021  Jjupont 
Truelson  Theodore,  SE  cor  Sutter  and 

Leavenworth 
Truman  James,  206  Leidesdorflf 
TwohigJohn,  60  First 
Tvler  U.  C,  cor  Railroad  Avenue  and 

Tenth  Avenue.  South  S.  F. 
Umbsen  Henry,  junction  Market  and 

Haves 
UrbanD.  H.  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Mason 

and  Pacific 
Umer  John,  2lH  Sixth 
Van  der  Wys  D.,  S  s  Hayes  nr  Van 

Sess  Avenue 
Van  Keulen  Htndrik,  SE  cor  Mason 

and  Union 
Vance  James,    SW   cor  Davis   and 

Clay 
Vandewater  W.  H.,  1707  Stockton 
Vaughn  Alphouso  H.,  5  Kearny 
Velalti  Cipriano,  SE  cor  Mason  and 

Lombard 
Velbert  Peter  H.,  SW  cor  Folsom  and 

Willow 
Villard  Constantino,  SE  cor  Vallejo 

and  .Stockton 
Vincent  Charles,  SE  cor  Sutter  and 

Kearny 
Vincent  <fc  Lewis,  133  Montgomery 
VoUmer  J.  Ji  H.,  SE  cor  Davis  and  Sac 
VonBorstel<fe  Hoch,  101  Sansom 
Von  der  Mehden  &  Co.,  S  W  and  SW 

cor  Main  and  Mission 
Von  Glahn  Clirisliaii,  409  Pine 
Von  Glahn  Frederick,  SE  cor  Mont 

and  Alia  Place 
Von  Hadeln  John,  SW  cor  Powell  and 

Green 
Von  Hertzen  Charles,  430  Bush 
Von  Staden  Diedrich  C,  SW  cor  Steu- 
art and  Mission 
Von  Staden  John  >"■.,  .520  Pine 
Voos  CJuerin,  SW  cor  Stock  andBdwy 
Vorrath  Henry,  SE  cor  O'Farrell  and 

William 
Voss  Frank,  643  Pacific 
Wade  Patrick,  SW  cor  Mission  and 

Wafer  William,  San  Bruno  Road 
Wahl  Christian,  238  Sutler 
Wainwright  William, 219  Cahfomla 
Waldschmidt  Herman,  Ss  sixteenth 

nr  Valencia 
Wall  Peter,  322  Third 
Waller  Christian,   SE   cor  Oak   and 

Gough 
Walling  Moses,  W  s  Laguiia  nr  Grove 
Walsh   James,  SE    cor  Leavenworth 

and  Vallejo 
Walsh   Thomas,   cor    Sixteenth   and 

Second  Avenue 
Walther  Mary,  San  Jo86  Road  nr  Six 

Mile  House 
Warnecke   August,   SW  cor  Drumm 

and  Sacramento 
Warner  Abraham.  Meiggs'  Wnarf 
Warnken  Hermann  F.,  SW  cor  Fran- 
cisco and  Jlidway 
Waterman  J.  G.,  lOuu  Folsom 
Watt  George  S..  587  Market 
AVeber  Hermann,  502  Brannan 
W'eber   Louis,    S  AV    cor    Page   and 

Franklin 
Wedemeyer  Henry,  SE  cor  Sixth  and 

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Weilic  Edward,  149  San  IJnino  Ro.ad 
Weisi-nlmrn  Fipdcrick,  Presidio  Koad 
Weisnian  A  Haag,  S\V  cor  Howard 

and  Langton 
Wellbrock  ct  Sclirodcr,  NE  cor  Davis 

and  t'linimercial 
Welsh  &  Hiissev,  36  Sixth 
V'ciult  Heimariu,  SE  cor  Third  and 

Kcilsum 
Wessliiig  William,  SE  cor  Vallejo  and 

Dupont 
Wesstedt  William,  820  Battery- 
White  Alfred,  Gi!>  Pacific 
White  Cliarlfs,  W  s  (;eorgia  nr  Sierra 
White  Charles  L.,  SE  cor  Ellis  and 

Anna 
WhitiiiR  M.  S.  &  Co.,  419  California 
Whittier   M.  B.,  8W  cor  Third  and 

King 
Wicht  tt  Schusslcr,  SE  cor  Hyde  and 

I'aeiflc 
Wicballv  Nicholas,  SW  cor  Tolk  and 

Bush 
Wieboldt  Henry,  SW  cor  Folsom  and 

Eleventh 
Wlldermuth   Jnlius,   XE   cor   Sacra- 

tnento  and  Leidesdorff 
Wilkc  &  Kggert,  SW  cor  Sutter  and 

Kearnv 
Wilkens  William,  225  Sutter 
Wilkie  Sarah,  (widow)  W  a  Drumm 

nr  Washin^'ton 
Wilkins    Louis,  SE  cor  Brj-ant   and 

White  Place 
Wilkins  ilatthias,  NE  cor  Chestnut 

and  J\lason 
Williiinis  Jc  Marshall,  NW  cor  Drumm 

and  Oregon 
Wilson  Andrew,  S  s  Jackson  nr  Davis 
Wilson  Charles,  KE  cor  Drumm  and 

Oregon 
Wilsim  Charles,  610  Sfarket 
Wilson  Peter  A.,  NW  cor  Davis  and 

Jackson 
Winter  John  F.  &  Co.,  "19  Pacific 
Wintgen  John,  NW  cor  Seventh  and 

Minna 
Wittgen  Diedrich,  NW  cor  Broadway 

and  Dupont 
Wittmeier  John  G.,  612  Jackson 
Wohltman  Henrj',  King  nr  Second 
Wohrden  T.   T.,  NE  cor  Fourteenth 

and  Mission 
Woods  John  H.,  (colored)  5  Broadway 
Wrede  Cord,  N  W  cor  Steuart  and  Miss 
Wrede  Dioflerich,  JJW  cor  Leaven- 
worth and  Jackson 
WriglitBros.,  SW  cor  Sixth  and  Stev 
Wulbern   John,    SW   cor   Hyde   and 

Jackson 
Wulsen  Diederich  H. ,  NE  cor  Folsom 

and  Ninth 
Wuth  At  Stamer,NE  cor  Fifteenth  and 

Minna 
Wynne  William,  NW  cor  Fourth  and 

Louisa 
Yates   Jolin  D.,  NE  cor   Commercial 

and  I^eidpsdi>rlf 
Young   Kich.ird,    SW   cor   Polk  and 

Kroadwav 
Zahn  Henry,  823  Vallejo 
Zange  <t   Co.,  NW   cor   Folsom  and 

tighth 
Zeh  &  Wulf,  20  Hinckley 
Zenovicli    Lucas,   NE   cor   Post  and 
Jones 

■..itbographers. 
Baker  George  H.,408  California 
Bancroft  A.  L.  &.  Co.,  721  Market 
BKITTUN  &  KEY,  SW  cor  Com  and 

Leid  (see  adv.  opposite  page) 
Brown  G.  T.  A  Co..  MO  Clay 
DeMontpreville  C yrille,  734  Mont 
Drouaillet  Gustav,  K06  Kearny 
Fletcher  Edward, .WS  Front 
Jaubert  Eugene,  (i4i)  Clay 
Nagel  Louis,  4  Ewer  i'lace 
Nahl  Brothers,  IJ  Jlonlgomery 
Phelan  ii  Co.,  521  Sacramento 

Ijock  Dealers. 

[See  also  Hardware.] 
GERZABEK  OSCAR  V.,  563  Market 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  18) 
KITTREDGE   JONATHAN,  18  Fre- 
mont 
KITTRED(;E  &  LEAVITT,227  Beale 
Parkhurst  V.  S.  W.,  314  Pine 
Rudolpli  William,  216  Pacific 
WILL  A  FINCK,  829  Kearny ,and  140 
Montgomery 


Kaockstniths. 

[See  Bellhangers;  also  Safes.] 
Bi en  Joseph,  303  Battery 
IJrowning  August.  651  Washington 
Camons  Anil  re.  2.37  Sutter 
Crowe  Timothy,  743  SUssion 
Garvey  James,  29  New  Montgomery 
Hall  James,  422  Leavenworth 
Harris  William.  208  Leidesdorff 
Lang  John  F.,  1306  Stockton 
Marks  August,  514  Commercial 
Mathieu  Victor,  237  Sutter 
Merkt  Joseph  F.,  6.59  Mission 
Mever  Charles,  53(1  Jackson 
Morris  David,  VHH  Post 
Nauman  Paul.  218  Commercial 
Newhoti' Frank,  HOI  Commercial 
Otto  Charles  &  Co.,  312  Bush 
Pfeifler  John  W.,  758  Clav 
Rau  it  Kohnke,  108  Leidesdorff 
Schirinelr  Frederick,  737  Mission 
Scbnoor  Christian  H.,  H6fl  Folsom 
Silverstein  Edward,  113  Jackson 
Stott  <fe  Davidson,  1002  .Market 
Sullivan  Daniel  J.,  765  Market 
Triber  Falk,257  Third 
Trieber  Conrad,  306  Jackson 
Werner  Ferdinand,  N  s  Clark  nr  Davis 
WILL  &  FINCK.  821  Kearny  and  140 
Mont  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxvill) 

Kaodgings. 

[See  also  Boarding;  also  Hotels,  etc.] 
Adams  Sarah  Mrs.,  125  Sansom 
Ahlborn  Jlinnie,  31  Second 
Alden  Abbey  W.,  ,52  Second 
Allen  Edward,  .589  Mkt  and  H  Second 
Anderson  Francis, 'colored)  828  Clay 
Andi'ews  Hannah,  15  Second 
Andrews  P.  B.  Mrs.,  5  Hardie  Place 
App  Matthias  J..  128  Kearny 
Apps  William,  720  Market 
Avers  Maria  1).,  (widow)608  Third 
Baljcock  Annie  Mrs..  845  Dupont 
Babcock  John  Mrs.,  719  Calitornia 
Baker  Sarah  H.,  (widow)  101  Jessie 
Banks  Mary,  316  Davis 
BannettH.  Mrs.,  235  Kearny 
Barcellus  Jose  ifc  Co.,  SW  cor  Drumm 

and  Oregon 
Barrett  Mary  Miss,  12  Sixth 
Battles  John,  23  Vallejo 
Bennett  Sophia  S.,  SW  cor  Stockton 

and  Pine 
Bernis  G.,  626  California 
BlL'lev  Catherine,  (widow)  1028  Mkt 
Blooiii  Marv  Mrs.,  119  Third 
Blundell  James  Mrs.,  1123  Stockton 
Bolander  Catherine,  736  Market 
Bdlger  Anne  Mrs.,  20  Tehama 
Bonhcur  Alexandrine  Mrs.,  409  Dup 
Boat  wick  Sarah  Mrs.,  3  Hardie  Place 
Boulanger  John,  NE  cor  Kearny  and 

Broadway 
Bowers  Emilinc  Mrs.,  129  Second 
Boyle  Annie,  (widow)  212  Post 
Bradley  Eliza  Mrs.,  1014  Stockton 
Brewster  John  Mrs.,  107  Leidesdorfif 
Brewster  M.,  223  Kearny 
liriel  Barbara  Mrs.,  105  Geary 
Briggs  Mary  Mrs.,  137  Montgomery 
Bronn  John  F.,  1628  Stockton 
Broi>ks  M.,  (colored)  25  Stone 
BrooksM.  J.  Jlrs.,  314  Bush 
Brown  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  277  Stevenson 
Bucklev  Ellen  Mrs.,  407  Clementina 
Buckli'V  M.  E.Mrs.,  3b  Geary 
Burke  Nancy,  (widow)  211  Fourth 
Burns  John,  S  8  Berry  bet  Third  and 

B\iurth 
Buster  Mary  Mrs.,  131  Montgomery 
Butler  s.  s.,  NW  cor  Kearny  and  Pac 
Byrne  Bridget  Mrs..  119  Welsh 
Camden  C.  I).,  (widow)  314  Post 
Carrau  L.  Mnie.,  540  Washington 
Carter  Anna  Mrs.,  15  Sutter 
Cassidy  Slary  (widow)  28  Post 
(Jhand'ler  Thomas,  504  Davis 
Chapln  E.  R.,  (widow)  20 1'ark  Avenue 
Chapman  Henrj-,   .118  Pine 
Chauvel  Eugenie,  819  Montgomery 
Church  William  A. ,636  Commercial 
Cahan  Mary,  34  Minna 
Clark,  Bailey  &  Co..  533  Commercial 
Clarke  Ellen  Mrs.,  912  Jackson 
Clarke  Salina  Mrs.,  112  Sutter 
Cody  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  506  Market 
Cohen  M.  D..  644  Sacramento 
Cole  Carrie  E.,  6.55  Washington 
Cole  Lyman,  815  Montgomery 
Collins  Mary  Mrs.,  29  Montgomery 


Condon  Maria,  (widow)  262  Clara 
Coiniell  Mary,  (widow)  1032  Market 
Conners  Bridget,  216  .Minna 
Cooke  Ann  Jlrs.,  616  Calitornia 
Cornynii  Mortimer. 79  Jessie 
Cranston  Joslflta  G.,  19  John 
(LIross  B.  Sirs.,  734  Montgomery 
Cross  Mary,  (widow)  335  Jessie 
Crowley  Catherine,  523  Jlission 
Cummings  E.  J.  Mrs.,  405  Kearny 
Davis  S.  A.  Mrs.,  324  Kearny 
Davis  W.  (widow)  N  W  cor  Spring  and 

Summer 
Day  Kate  Jf.  Sirs.,  604  Pino 
Deiiger  Catheriiie,(wiili)w)  934  Kearny 
Detjens  Mary  Mrs.,  415  Pine 
Dev,aneaux  V.  Mrs.,  824  Washington 
Dickenson  Charles  A.,  100**  Second 
Dlllman  G.  F.,  825  Keaniy 
Dillon  Bridget,  (widow)  405  Stevenson 
Dillon  Mary,  (widow)  ,527  Jlishion 
Dingman  Margaret  Jlrs..  !iOh  Clay 
Dolan  Bridget  Mrs.,  1M6  Jessie 
Donnelly  Anna,  (widow  i  608  Bush 
Dorn  Peter  Mrs..  1426  Pacific 
Dowd  Catherine,  10  O'Farrell 
Dowling  Jlarv  Miss,  108  Second 
Dovle  Anna  Sirs.,  641  Washington 
Drake  Hatiic  A.  Jlrs.,H23  Montgomery 
Duliic  <k  Co.,  736  Pacific 
Dutreux  Josephine  Mrs.,  630  Sac 
Edwards  A.  E.  N.  Mrs.,  525  Pine 
Egan  James,  ,509  Third 
Elmore  A.  C.  Mrs,,  1013  Washington 
English  Mary  H.,  (widow)  14^  Natoma 
Enquist  &  Cox,  26  Sacramiiito 
Erstine  Geo.  E.,  (widow)  7(14  Howard 
Esterle  E.  J.  Mrs.,  225  Fourth 
Ewing  Etna,  (widow)  614  Pine 
Fagan  Bridget,  (widow)  209  Fourth 
li'aiicher  &  Andrews,  2'iO  Ivearny 
Farrell  Julia,  (widow)  525  ilission 
Feclv  Denis,  641  Commercial 
Fernandez  B..  (widow)  ;i5S  Folsom 
Ferrall  Hannah,  (widow)  208  Post 
Fishbonrne  Eliza,  (widow)  216  Tyler 
Fisher  Carrie  N.,  (widow)  9  Virginia 
Fisher  C.  H.  Mrs..  33  Ellis 
Fitzgerald  M.argaret  Miss,  .57  Natoma 
Foley  Annie  R.  Miss.  322  Third 
Ford  Mary  Mrs.,  71  Natoma 
Fortune  Marv  Mrs., 8  Powell 
Freeman  Bridget  Miss.  144  Clara 
Fulton  Margaret,  11  Geary 
Furlev  Marv,  (widow )  S)02  Stockton 
Furman  C."J.  Mrs..  331  Montgomery 
Gallagher  Nancy  Miss.  255  Minna 
Galvin  Mary  Miss,  642H  Mission 
Garrity  Ellen  Mis.,  215 Tehama 
Garrone  Felix,  720  California 
Gassmann  Joseph,  42h  Broadway 
Gelman  Frances  (widow)  2!»!^  Third 
Gerhold  Lucy  Mrs.,  101  Prospect  PI 
Gibbons  Mary  A  ,  1008  JIarket 
Gillan  James  S.  Mrs.,  127  Kearny 
Gillis  Isabella,  (widow)  125  Sac 
Gish  Mary  M.,  (widow)  246  Stev 
Globe  Hotel,  (Chinese)  NW  cor  Jack- 
son and  Dupont 
Gluson  Sarah  K.,  (widow)  111  Sixth 
Gogan  Bridget,  (widow)  4  Virginia  PI 
Gomer  Mary  B.  Mrs.,  1234  Stockton 
(iomez  Mary  D.  H.,  (widow)  736  Fol 
Goodwin  Susan  B.  Sirs.,  721  Howard 
Gordon  Noah  Jl.,  616  Kearny 
Grace  Mary  Mrs.,  30  Kearny 
Graham  Emma  C.  Mrs.,  109  Sansom 
Graham  Marv  H.,  (widow)  1135  Clay 
Gray  W.  V.  Mrs.,  19  Ellis 
Greer  Julia  A.  Mrs.,  502  Dupont 
Gregory  C,  (widowi  135  Kearny 
Grey  C.  S.  Mrs.,  745  Market 
Giilfin  Delia  Mrs..  3ft5  Montgomery 
Griffin  Mary,  (widow)  .56  Minna 
Hafley  M.  A.  Mrs.,  819  Kearny 
HandlevMarv  A.  Miss.  219  Jiinna 
Hann  Catherine,  (widow)  718  JIarket 
Hannah  Harriet  Mrs.,  611  Folsom 
Harrington  M.  B..  (widow)  45  Everett 
Harier  E.  Mrs.,  302  O'Fanell 
Hartman  Delilah,  (widow)  118  Sac 
Hawkins  Susana,  33  Geary 
Healy  Augusta,  (widow)  720  Howard 
Healy  Michael,  1108  Montgomery 
Hebers  E.  Mrs.,  440  Bush 
Heidhoff  Alliert  H.,  220  Third 
Hendricks  E.  C,  (widow)  619  Stev 
Hill  Annie  Mrs.,  110  Geary 
Hincklev  Ezra,  37  Second 
Hocg  Jane  A.,  (widow)  223  Fifth 
Holden  There.sa  Mrs.,  .523  Kearny 
Hopkins  Laura,  (widow)  309  Firth 


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Hopkins  W.  L.  Mrs.,  122  Gcarv 
Hdrbcr  Oliiiihiit<'.  (widow)  Sl'S  Mont 
Homo  Kliz.ili.tli  Mrs..  639  Mission 
Hiittliiiisoii  l):ivi,l,  624  Comniorcial 
Iii^'.HK'i'.Ia  .Mnry  A.  Mi.ss,  513  Stev 
Jaclis  Cliri8tine  Mi.ss,  101!)  Powell 
Jacquliiot  K.,  (willow)  745  Clay 
Jamison  Sarah,  48  Clay 
Jenkins  J.  S.  Mrs..  9  Stockton 
Johns  Thomas.  45  .Sacramento 
Jolinson  Cliarlcs  F.,  SW  cor  Market 

anil  St.i'uart 
Jones  Slary,  ( wlilow)  1.53  Tehiima 
Josselyn  Lucy  M.,(widow)272  Tehama 
Juston  Julia  Mrs..  7.59  Clay 
Keane  Margaret  H.,  421  Fourth 
KeckT  Jlaiy  .Airs.,  109H  Ellis 
Kcchr  Xhirv  ,V.,  (widow)  530  Third 
Keliii  .lolm  Mrs.,  613M  Stockton 
Kelloi.'K  .Mary  I).  Mrs.,()31  Sacramento 
KellogK  ().  E.  Mrs  .  737  Howard 
Kelly  Archibald.  78  Natoma 
Kelly  Rose,  (widow)  110  Minna 
Kennedy  1$., (widow)  51  Third 
Kennedy  Francis,  26  Jessie 
Kennedy  Sarah  Miss,  71«  California 
Kenney  Ann,  (widow)  .526  Pine 
Kenney  AnineJIiss,  114  Natoma 
Kerby  Thomas,  528  Pacific 
Kite  Annie  .Miss,  727  Folsom 
Knight  Harriet  A.,  SW  cor  Kearny  and 

Jackson 
Kroger  &   Post,  NE  cor  Eighth  and 

Brannan 
Kuenneeke  L.  Mrs.,  .502  Washington 
Kuenzi  John  K..  331  Kearny 
Kulm  Maria  J.  Miss,  812  California 
Kurre  Johanna  .Mrs.,  1027  Pacific 
Lamarce  M.ailnine,  112  Geary 
Lamb  Mary  Miss,  30  Hunt 
Lambe  N.  Mrs.,  119  O'Farrell 
Lavelle  Bridget  Miss,  227  Minna 
Lavignac  J.  B.,  6-38  Pacific 
Lavigne  Frank,  727  Pacific 
Leary  Catherine,  (widow)  55  Minna 
Leddm  James.  44  Minna 
Leddy  Mary  Miss.  366  Natoma 
Lee  Charles  J.,  915  .Montgomery 
Lee  Mary  Miss,  229  Kearny 
Lenz  William  Mrs.,  (widow)  515  Pine 
Levy  Celine  Mrs.,  323  Kearny 
Levy  Jacob,  214  Sansom 
Levy  Louis,  14  Eddy 
Lloyd  Nancy,  24  Geary 
Logan  Mary  A.,  (widow)  440  Third 
Lombard  Amelia  Mrs..  526  Kearny 
Lonkay  Jane  Mrs.,  906  Stockton 
Lord  Rosalie,  (widow)  704  Bush 
Lord  William  C.  209  Leidesdorff 
Lovell  Ardene,  (widow)  5  Kearny 
Loyell  J.  B.  Mrs.,  109  Montgomery 
LutringerTheobold,409  Dupont 
L.yford  L.  A.  Mrs.,  110  Sutter 
Lykins  J.  !<:..  (widow)  215  Kearny 
Lynara  Bartholomew,  615  Com 
Lynch  Ellen,  (widow)  204  Mont 
Lynch  Ellen,  (widow)  649  Broadway 
Lyons  Julia  Mrs..  5  and  17  Fourth 
Lyons  Michael,  21  Sixth 
Lyons  <fe  Gudde,  N  s  Oregon  nr  Davis 
JJaguire  C.  M.,  (widow)  613  Pine 
Maillot  Joseph,  719  Clay 
Mall  Adam,  13  Gearv 

Mallory  Harriet  C, ("widow) 963 Folsom 

Marra  Ann  Mrs. ,  225  Minna 

Marlin  Mary,  (widow)  2,52  Stevenson 

Marzetti  Matilda,  207  Kearny 

Way  Alfred,  Js'E  cor  Second  and  Town 

McCormick  Alice  Mrs.,  279  Stevenson 

McCormick  Richard  Mrs.,  24  .Si,\th 

McCormick  Maria,  (widow)  431  Dup 

McDevitt  Sarah  Mrs.,  66  Sliipley 

McFarland  C.  Mrs.,  cor  Ellis  and  Mkt 

Mctjonigle  Hugh,  NW  cor  Third  and 

King 
McGowan  Bridget  Mrs.,  749  Market 
McGuire  Annie,  (widow)  660  Howard 
McKcnna  Kate  Miss,  221  Minna 
McKerron  Catharine,  132  Fifth 
McKeune  S.  A.  Mrs.,  706  Folsom 
Jl'^h''!''®"  ^-  ^''■»'  S'«  Jackson 
McMahon  Peter,  NW  cor  Drumra  and 

Commercial 
Meegan  Ahn,  (widow)  417  Stockton 
Melstedt  Minna  Mrs.,  127  Fourth 
Messervey  Eliisabeth  Mrs.,  612  Cal 
Metzler  Ernst,  621  California 
Miller  Sarah  Mrs.,  829  Folsom 
Mitchell  Bridget  A.,  1.30  Second 
McffiUt  P.  Mrs.,  820  Washington 
Mondolet  Fraiifois,  835  Clay 
Montgomery  Charles,  136  JSatoma 


Moore  Martha,  (widow)  .505  Bush 

Morris  .M.  Mrs..  645  Commercial 

Morrison  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  .548  Mission 

Mullen  Bridget  Miss,  633  California 

Munro  Eii/.a  .Mrs.,  29  Eddy 

Munro  Robert,  15  Vallejo 

Murphy  Margaret,  (widow)    SW   cor 

Davis  and  IJroadway 
Murphy    Margaret    A.,    (widow)    704 

Powell 
Murphy  Mary,  (widow)  645  Wash 
Murray  Margaret  E.  Mrs..  24  Third 
Neagle  Hannah  Mrs..  777  Market 
Newman  Joseph  L.,  803  Clay 
Noonan  Jeremiah,  27 S   Kou'rth 
Nurse  Eliz  ibeth  B.,  515  Bush 
O'Brien  Annie,  (widow)  630  Mission 
O'Brien  Catharine.  73  Natoma 
O'Brien  Catherine  Miss,  33  Everett 
O'Brien  Eliza  M.,  (widow)5il  Howard 
O'Brien  Ellen  Miss,  140  Fourth 
O'Connor  Francis  Mrs..  630  Brannan 
O'Connor  Mary  Miss.  742  Folsom 
O'Donnell  Martha  Mrs.,  179  Minna 
O'Neil  Fannie  Mrs.,  ,527  Pine 
Ochs  Sophie  (widow)  502  Bush 
Olson  Catherine  Mrs.,  22  Second 
Oramas  Joseph,  1005  Powell 
Osgood  Almiro  O.,  (widow)  822  Miss 
Oxton  Addie  S.  Mrs.,  919  Stockton 
Palonera  Maria,  (widow)  725  Cal 
Pape  John,  639  Market 
Park  Eliza  Mrs..  6  Montgomery 
Park  E.  M.,  (widow)  427  Bush 
Parker  Mrs.,  635  Market 
Parks  Madeline,  (widow)  504  Jessie 
Parsons  Elizabeth,  (cold)  514  Dupont 
Patterson  Annie  Mrs..  665  Mission 
Perkins  J.  A.  Mrs.,  325.^  Bush 
Pettinos  Margaret,  (widow)  146  Sec 
Phelps  Emma  E.  Mrs.,  837  Broadway 
Phillips  Margaiet  A.,  Ill  Morton 
Pilz  Josephine,  (widow)  25  Sixth 
Pique  Edward  Mrs.,  639  Market 
Pitt  Annie  A.,  (widow)  920  Clay 
Potter  Jane,  (widow)  22  Kearny 
Pothoff  Mary,  (widow)  .14  Second 
Powers  Margaret  Miss  28  First 
Prince  Lucinda  Mrs.,   Ill  Prospect  PI 
Rainey    Bridget,    (widow)    NW   cor 

Davis  and  Clay 
Ralston  &  Cottrell',  .501  San,  209  Lied,536 
Sac,  and  NE  cor  Kearny  and  Clay 
Rasselte  E.,  (widow)  11  Kearny 
Reeve  George  F.,  537  Sacramento 
Relay  Mary  Mrs.,  536  Washington 
Rex  Augusta,  (widow)  1  St.  MarvPlace 
Reynolds  Ann,  (widow)  3  Dupont 
Reynolds  Rachel  A.  Mrs.,  .536  Third 
Reynolds  Sarah  J.,  (widow)  230  Third 
Ricaud  P.  Mrs.,  16  Sutter 
Richet  Charles,  NE  cor  Bdwy  and  Dup 
Riley  Mary  Mrs.,  41  Everett 
Rimintim  Catherine  BIrs.,  8  Central  PI 
Robertson  J.  Mrs..  617  Mission 
Robertson  Margaret,  (widow)  937  Miss 
Robinson  Carrie  Mrs.,  108  Minna 
Roeben  George,  37  Pacific 
Rogers  M.  A.  B.,  (widow)  1011  Stock 
Roncovieri  Alfred,  31  Hinckley 
Rouillet  Francois,  71  Pacific 
Rous.sel  Paul,4.'0  Post 
Kudily  Klleii  .Mrs.,  502  Fourth 
Riitled^'c  .Mary,  (widow)  618  Pacific 
Ryan  llHimah  .Miss,  1024  Stockton 
Sackett  Hannah  Mrs. .corPac  and  Mont 
Sanders  Samuel  F.,  SWcor  Fourth  and 

Berry 
Sartoreus  Catherine,(widow)  117  Stock 
Sartoreus  Helen,  iwidow)  422  Minna 
Sawin  M.  L.,  319  Bush 
Sawyer  E.sther,  (widow)  23  Kearny 
Schiefer  Peter,  739  Market 
Schimp  D.  V.  Mrs.,  907  Dupont 
Schmidt  Anna  Mrs.,  1025  Washington 
Schroder  &  Mangels,  SW  cor  Spear 

and  Mission 
Scott  Adelia,  (colored)  624  Third 
fcott  A.  E.  .Mrs.,  (colored)  916  Pao 
Scullin  Margaiet,  12  Harian  Place 
Seegers  Jolni  H.,  609  Jackson 
Sexton  Margaret  J.,  (widow)  502  Stock 
Shavv  Annie  M.,  (widow)  233  Third 
Sheahan  Annie  BIrs.,  740  Howard 
Slieedy  Ellen  Bliss,  lOlN  Blarket 
Sheridan  J.  A.  Sirs.,  107  Sansom 
Shennan  .-Vlbert  G.,  320  Sansom 
Shultz  J.  S.  Mrs.,  121  Fourth 
Sikes  Rebecca,  (widow)  137  Third 
Skelley  Kate  JIis.,207  Blinna 
Skelton  Marcus  Sirs.,  East  nr  Jackson 
Slinkey  J.  E.  BIrs.,  783  Blarket  , 


Sloan  Blarv  Mrs.,  281  Minna 
Slocum  Eliza  C,  (widow)  8  OFarrell 
Small  Blary,  (widow)  278  Jessie 
Smith  A.  BIrs..  515  Sacramento 
Smith  Augusta  BIrs.,  110  Kearny 
Smith  Helena,  (widow)  99.=i  Blarket 
Smith  Blary,  (widow)  7  Everett 
Smith  BI.  G.  BIrs.,  410  Kearny 
Smith  Susan  L.,  3.30  Green 
Smith  Susan  M.,  .540  Blission 
Soule  Andrew  BIrs.,  Ill  Geary 
Stachler  B.  BIrs.,  6  Clara  Lane 
Steinbach  Anton,  6.32  Third 
Stevens  George  W.,  737  Howard 
Stocker  Jane  Mrs.,  5  Fourth 
Stodole  Emilv,  (widow)  315'^  Third 
Stohr  Blatilda,  (widow)  610  Howard 
Stone  N.  L.  BIrs.,  727  Clav 
Storey  Catherine.(widow)  607  Jackson 
Strachan  Jeanette,  (widow)  748>6  BIkt 
Strauss  BI  aggie  H.  BIrs.,  224  .Minna 
Struckmeyer  Henrietta  BIrs.,  316  Pine 
Stuart  Susan  BIrs.,  535  California 
Sublett  Blaria  BIrs.,  .327  O'Farrfll 
Sullivan  Catherine,  (widow)  830  Pac 
Sullivan  Catherine,  (widow)  17  Third 
Sullivan    Dennis,  NE  cor  Fifth   and 

Clara 
Sweeney  Jane  Bliss,  72  Ifatoma 
Sweet  Elizabeth,  (widow)  531  Blission 
Tate  Agnes  BIrs.,  726  .Mission 
Taylor  D.  B.,  (widow)  603  Pine 
Taylor  Elizabeth  BIrs.,  (colored)  907 

Stockton 
Taylor  Kllen  Mrs., 445  Bush 
Taylor  Virginia  (widow)  419  Blinna 
Taylor  William  BIrs,  4il  Dupont 
Templeton  Blary  A.   Bliss.  2()9  Second 
Thompson  C.  F.  BIrs..  753  Clav 
Thompson    Esther    F.,   (widow)  2.57 

Stevenson 
Thompson  William,  212  Pacific 
Thoms  Jennie  C,  (widow)  216  Stev 
Titcomb  Lizzie,  (widow)  107  O'Farrell 
Troentle  Blary  J.  Bliss.  Frank's  Bldg 
Tungate  Jane  BIrs.,  14  Breiiham  Place 
Turner  A.  G.  BIrs.,  608  Pine 
Turner  Anna  K  BIrs.,  933  Sacramento 
Turner  Emily  BIrs.,  28  Geary 
Turner  F.  J.  BIrs.,  717  Howard 
Turrel  Alfred,  1213  Dupont 
Tuttle  S.  BI..  (widow)  249  Stevenson 
Urie  Annie,  (widow)  302  Fourth 
VelleeElias,  732  Pacific 
Velly  Julia,  (widow)  719  Blarket 
Wait  Blinerva  A.,  (widow)  446  Blinna 
Walsh  Anne,  (widow)  41  .Minna 
Warren  Julia  A.,  (widow)  iioo  Clay 
Waters  Ada  Bliss,  1010  Stockton 
Waters  Lucinda,  (widow)  6i7  Howard 
Watson  Sarah  E.,  (widow)  120  Seventh 
Webb  Henry,  cor  Stockton  and  Ellis 
Webster  Catherine,  (wid^w)  217  Sec 
Webster  Isabella,  (widow)  530  Bush 
Weckerle  Charles.  434  Broadway 
Werner  August,  509  Dupont 
Westhaus  Blary  BIrs.,  836  .Market 
Westmoreland  F.Mrs.,  Ho  Second 
Wetherbee Blary,  (widow)  44>5    Sixth 
White  George  K.,  55  Second 
White  Isabella  Mrs.,  721  Sansom 
White  Samuel  A.,  S  a  Towiisend  nr 

Second 
Williams  Catherine  BIrs.,  214  Tehama 
Williams  Robert,  209  Kearny 
Wilson  Daniel,  SW  cor  Howard  and 

Sixth 
Wilson  Eliza  BIrs.,  634  Sacramento 
Winnie  M.  A.  BIrs..  413  Kearny 
Wolf  Julia  BIrs.,  920  Blarket 
Woodhead  Elizabeth,!  widow)  215  Stev 
Wright  Elizabeth,  (widow)  431  Dupont 
Wyatt  Kate  BIrs.,  1017  Powc  11 
Wydemann  Louis,  South  S.F. 
Wyman  BI.  I.,  (widow)  652  Blarket 
Yates  Blatilda  H.,  (widow)  504  Powell 
Yost  Bridget,  (widow  1  2i>6  Ckniciitina 
Young  Anna,  (widow)  204  ■Stockton 
Young  Deborah,  (widow)  2311  Larkin 
Ziegenfuss  J.  BIrs.,  1  Harlan  Pl.ace 
Ziegenhirt  Kate  BIrs.,  742  Howard 

JLooking  Olasses,  Slirrors, 
etc. 

[See  also  Picture  Frames,  etc.] 
Cole  N.  P.  &  Co.,  2-24  Bush 
Goodwin  &  Co.,3'22  Pine 
Gump  s.  it  G.,  117  Sansom 
Kollmyer  W.  A.,  640  Washington 
BlcQUILLAN  B.  &  SON,  20:1  Leides- 

dortr(see  adv.  dept.  page  l.viil) 


Detached  Dwellings  insured  for  a  term  of  years  by  the  PEOPLES. 


C,  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Yankee  Notions. 


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763 


NATHAN  B.  &  CO.,  540  Kearny  (see 

adv.  regi.<tcr  of  names  page  71) 
NILE   M.   I).,  225  Kearny  (see   adv. 

dept.  page  26) 
Parkinson  .1.  C.  333  Kcamy 
Rosenliaum  Fr.  H.  &  Co.,  567  Market 
Swain  R.  A.  .t  Co.,  200  Sansom 
Wliitticr,  Fuller  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Front 
and  Pine 

liumber. 

[See  also  Mills;   also    Carriage    and 
Wagon  Stock.] 

Adams,  Blinn  &  Co.,  piers  17  and  18 

steuait 
Barber  Kicliard,  645  Clav 
BIyth  A  Wctherbee,  SW  cor  Market 

and  Spear 
Byxliee  John  F.,  opp  pier  11  .Stcuart 
Cascbolt  J.   D.  <fc  Co.,   (carriage)   24 

Beale 
Cline  &  Franks,  425  Kearny 
Columtiia  Kiver  Manufacturing   Co., 

Ill  Washington 
Cook  I.  &,  A.  M.,  nier2M  Steuart 
Derby  E.  M.,22«Clay 
Dingley  Charles  L.,  pier  4  .''teuart 
Dolbcer  k  Carson,  H4  .Market 
EUsworili  Timothy,  SE   cor  Market 

and  East 
Germon  A.  &  Co.,  (ship-knees,  etc)  18 

Spear 
Godellroy  <fc  Sillem,  535  Clay 
Urennan   &   Cranny,   39    Merchants' 

Exchange 
Hackley  it  I'yler,  104  and  106  Mission 
Hanson,  Ackerson  &  Co.,  pier  H  Steu 
Hawley  Jacob  C,  opp  pier  11  Steuart 
Heywood  &  Hannon,  pier  4  Steuart 
Higgins  &  Collins,  foot  Jlarkct 
Hodgkin  J.  W.  <feCo.,  cor  Fourth  Ave- 
nue and  L.  South  S.F. 
Holcomb  Wesley  B.,  pier  12  Steuart, 

and  cor  B'irst  and  Brannan 
Holt  Brothers,  (carriage)  27  Beale 
Hooke  ife  Rutherford,  pier  4  Steuart 
Hooper  C.  A.  <fe  Co.,  cor  Fourth  and 

Channel 
Hooper  F.  V.  &  J.  A.,  pier  3  Steuart 
Jackson  J.  G.,  pier  2  Steuart 
Kentfleld  John  &  Co.,  10  Steuart 
Kirk  William  H.,  E  s  Sixth  nrMiss 
Knowland  <fc  Doe,  SE  cor  Howard  and 

Spear 
KNOWLES  G.  B.\  SE  cor  Main  and 

Jlission,  and  Main  St.  Wharf  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  38) 
Landenberger,  Blochman  <Se  Co.,  220 

Sansom 
Macpherson  &  AVetlierbee,  36  Market 
MASTICK  S.  L.  &  CO.,  pier  10   Steu 
MEEKER.  JAMES  &  CO.,  (carriage) 

SE  cor  California  and  Davis  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  liii) 
Meigs  <S  Gawley,  pier  1  Steuart 
Moore  Brothers,  lOD  California 
Morrison  George  H.,  pier  13  Steuart 
Pacific  Lumber  Co.,  308  Sansom 
Page  Nathaniel,  206  Front 
Page  A  Cowell.NE  cor  Miss  and  Spear 
Patiridge  Robert  K.,  opp  pier  U  steu, 

and  E  s  Spear  bet  Aliss  and  How 
Perkins  Samuel,  SE  cor  How  and  Steu 
POPE  &  TALBOT,  318  Cal  and  foot 

Third  (.«ee  adv.  dept.  page  33) 
Prescott  George  W.,  Main  St.  Wharf 
Presl<in  A  McKinnoii,  pier  5  .Steuart 
Racouillat  L..  6li)  Fourth 
Kenton,  Smith  &  Co.,  pier  3  Steuart 
Simpson  Asa  M.,  sE  cor  Howard  and 

Steuart 
Simpson  Robert  W.,  SE  cor  Howard 

and  Steuart 
Smith  Stephen  S.,  Ill  Market 
Springer  Jason,  SE  cor  Spear  and  Mis- 
sion, and  pier  11  Steuart 
Straut,  While  &  Co.,  (hardwood)  111 

Sacranii-nto 
Thayer  J.  E.,  27  Market 
Tichenor  H.  B.  &  Co.,  42  Market 
Trinidad  Mills  Co.,  pier  3  Steuart 
WALRATH.  HUNTER  <fe  CO.,(hard- 

wiiod)  5  Cal  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  liii) 
WATERHOUSE    &    LESTER,  (hard- 
wood) 2!»  Battery  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  xciii) 
Welch  &  Co..  Kb  Front 
Wesson  Joseph  W.,  SE  cor  Spear  and 

Howard 
Wetherbee  C.  H.  <fc  Co.,  32  Market 
WIgmore  John,  (hardwood)  120  Spear 


Sfncnroni   and  Vermicelli. 

Brignardello,  Macchiavello  &  Co.,  706 

Sansom 
Ravenna,  Ghirardelli  &  Co..  423  Bat 
Tenthorey  J.  P.  <fc  Co.,  558 Mission 

machine    Sewing. 

[See  Bag  Makers  :   also  Sewing  Ma- 
chines ;  also  Dressmakers.] 

Sfacliinery. 

Arthur  J.  D.  <fe  Son,  SW  cor  CaUfornia 

and  Davis 
Berrv  &  Place,  112  California 
BOWDL'^H  Jl.  S.,  SE  cor  California 

and  Battery  (see  adv.  dept.  page 

DARLING  <!k  CO.,  623  Washington 
(sec  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxi) 

Fish  A.  L.,  9  First 

HUNTINGTON  F.  A.,  18  Fremont(see 
ailv.  dent.  pag<'  xliv) 

Salisbury  E.  J..  14  Merchants'  Ex 

Steen  E.  T.,  14  Merchants'  Exchange 

Varncy  Thomas,  229  Fremont 

Ware  William,  231  Fremont 

Slachinists. 

[See  al-soBIacksmiths ;  alsoFoundries.] 

ANGELL,  PALMER  &  CO.,  (Miners) 
247  First,  (see  adv. dept.  page  xlvii) 

Bien  Joseph,  220  Battery 

Bird  George,  639  California 

Booth  H.  J.  &,  Co..  (Union)  NE  cor 
First  and  M  ission 

Caldwell  William,  113  Beale 

Cavalli  Andrea,  620  Commercial 

Clerc  &  Co.,  28  Fremont 

Deacon  AVilliam.  120  Main 

Dobrzensky  Morris,  (Union)  (brass) 
417  Mission 

Dolet  J.  B.,  415  Dupont 

Dudgeon  Eneas,  NW  cor  Eighth  and 
Slinna 

Elliot  B.,  483  Brannan 

Farciot  Charles  O.,  13  Fremont 

Gallagher  James  J.,  (Excelsior)  712 
Sansom 

Gain  &  Co.,  702  Sansom 

Garcin  &,  Periani.N  s  Howard  nr  Beale 

GARR.Vl'T  A  Co.,(brass)SE  cor  Fre- 
mont and  Mission  (see  adv.  dept. 


page  12) 
)DD. 


GODDARD  &  CO.,  (Pacific)  First  and 

FrcnioL't,  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xiv) 
Golden  State  Iron  Works,(cobperalive) 

19-25  First 
GKACIKR  i  HEALD,  SE  cor  Mission 

and  Beale,  (see  adv.  dept.  page  9) 
Greonberg  <fc   Co.,  (Eagle)  (brass)  205 

Fremont 
HANSCOM  &   CO.,  (.Stna)   SE   cor 

Fremont   and    Tehama   (see  adv. 

dept.  page  10) 
HAWKINS  <fc  CANTRELL,  210  Beale 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  12) 
Hicks  J.  L..  (sewing  machine)  47  Sec 
Higgins  W.  B.,  (sewing  machine)  '242 

Third 
HINCKLEY  <fc  CO.,  (Fulton)  NE  cor 

Tehama   and    Fremont   (see   adv. 

dept.  page  16) 
Hooker  William  P.,  112  Spear 
HUNT  EDWIN  0.,  116  Spear  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  6) 
HUNTINGDON  F.  A.,  18  Fremout(see 

adv,  dept.  page  xliv) 
Joinct  Victor,  .504  Commercial 
KALLENBERU  THEODORE, 10  Stev- 
enson (See  adv.  dept.  page  35) 
KITTREDGE  &  LEA VITT.  (Pioneer) 

225  Beale  (see  adv.  dept. page  Ixviii) 
KITTREDGE  JO.NATHAN,  (Phoenix) 

•20  Fremont  (see  adv.   dept.  page 

Ixxxv) 
Lament  Hugh  H.,  20  Fremont 
Lenhardt  Henry,  225  Third 
LLEWELLYN  A  CO.,  (Columbia)  135 

Beale  (see  adv.  dept.  page  14) 
Lombard  H.,  13  Fremont 
Martin  H.  B.  A  Co.,  13  Fremont 
McKililiin  William,  (Eureka)  317  How 
MI.NERS'     FOUNDRY    AND     MA- 
CHINE   WORKS,  249   First   (see 

adv.  dept.  page  xlvii) 
Mooney  John  H..W  s  Trinity  nr  Sutter 
Moore  W.H.  <t  D.JI.,  (brass)  112  Beale 
Jlorrow  John  B.,  13  Fremont 
Moynihan&Aitken,( Portland)  311  Miss 
Nutting  Calvin,  417  Market 


Palmer,  Knox  &  Co.,  (Golden  State) 

19-25  First 
PRACY  GEORGE  T.,  Ill  Misslon(see 

adv.  dept.  page  .39) 
Pritzel  August,  2(i3  Fremont 
Quick  John  W..  203  Fremont 
RISDON     IRON"     AND     LOCOMO- 
TIVE WORKS  CO.,  SW  cor  How- 
ard and  Be.ale  (see  adv.  di  pt.  p.  9) 
SAVAGE  &  SON,  (Emjdre)  145  Beale 
and   294  Howard   (see   adv.   dept. 


page  Ixxxili) 
MS   ■" 


SIMS  JOHN  R  ,  S  s  Oregon  nr  Front 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  14) 
Small  Isaac  H.,   SE  cor  Market  and 

Beale 
Stoddart  David,  114  Beale 
Swingle  Alfred,  20  Fremont 
THOJIPSON   BROTHERS,  (Eureka) 

l'29Beale(iseeadv.dept.pagexxxii) 
Vale  Charles,  107  Leldesdorfl 
VULCAN     IRON    AVOItKS    CO..  135 

Fremont  (see  adv.  dept.  page  11) 
WEED  &   KING  WELL,  (California) 

(brass)    125  First  (see  adv.    dept. 

page  15) 
Zollner  Charles,  408  Pine 

Slacliinists'  Tools— Agents. 

[See  Hardware;  also  Maclilnery.] 
Berry  <fc  Place,  112  California 

Malt   manufacturers. 

[.See  also  Brewers.] 
Andrews  Thomas  J.,  436  Brannan 
McCusker  it  Co.,  cor  Juniper  and  Fol 
Scherr  Ferdinand,  (agent)  511  Sac 
Tilgner  Francis,  E  s  Stockton  bet  Bay 

and  Francisco 
WIN'lER  JOHN,  (agent)  313  Sacra- 
mento (see  adv.  dept.  i)age  Ixxv) 
Zwelg  Herman,(South  Park)N  s  Bran- 
nan nr  Sixth 

mantel    Orates— manufactu- 
rers. 

[See  also  Marble;  alsoMachinists.etc] 

Palmer,  Knox  &  Co.,  23  First 

manufacturers— Eastern 
Agents. 

GERZABEK  0.  V.,  563  Market  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  18) 
Marsh,  Pilsbury  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Front 

an(3  Pine 
Newman  John,  411  Washington 
Phillips,  Brown  &  Co.,  125  sansom 
Tobey  Curtis,  35  Merchants'  Exchge 

map    mounters. 

[See  also  Bookbinders.] 
Smith  Samuel,  NE  cor  Clay  and  Davis 
Walkup  William  D.,  540  Clay 

maps,   etc. 

Bancroft  A.  L.  <fe  Co.,  721  Market 

BKITTON  &  KEY,  SW  cor  Commer- 
cial and  Leidesdorft  (see  adv.  reg- 
ister of  names  page  760) 

Holt  Warren,  643  Clay 

Roman  A.  <fe  Co.,  417  Montgomery 

marble  Yards. 

Bianchi  <fc  Cuneo,  3  Powell 
Black  <fe  Mulaney,  807  JIarket 
Brignardello  A  Bro.,  2  Main 
Campodonico  it  Co.,  1130  Market 
DANIEL  JOHN  &  CO.,  421  Pine  (sec 

adv.  dept.  page  27) 
Dempsey  Jeremiah.  9  Taylor 
Farrell  Thomas.  35  Fifth 
Hagan  &  Starr,NE  cor  Bush  and  Cem- 
etery Avenue 
HEVERIN  MICHAEL,  422  Jackson 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  46) 
Horgan  'limothv, 819  Market 
Kennedv  it  Co.,  1073  Market 
Leddy Bernard,  1007  Market 
Metirath  Edward,  948  Market 
McGrath  Peter,  cor  Eddy  and  Powell 
Musto  Brothers,  W  s  Main  bet  Mission 

and  Howard 
Myers  Leon  li.  &  Co..  930  Market 
Noonan,  Kennedy  A-  Co.,  1020  Market 
Pacific  Marble  Manufacturing  Co.,  937 

Market 
Paltenghi  A., 812 Montgomery 
Quelet  ilorris,  117  O'Farrell 
Roche  Charles,  117>i  O  Farrell 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Sewing  and  Embroidering  Silks. 


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Sharkpy  .Tamos  F.,  915  Market 

Stair  Jlicliacl  A.,cnr Busli and Cem Av 

Sullivan  M..  1071  Market 

S«i(  nrv  .Inlin,  H16  Market 

Zfglio  David,  917  Market 

Markets. 

[See  also  Butchers.] 
California,    I'ine    to    California  bet 

Miiiitjinmerv  and  Kearny 
Clav  Street,  S12  Clav 
Gr.'ind  Ci  ntral.  Market  nr  Sixth 
Italian  Fisli.SW  cur  Sansom  and  W.ash 
lletropiilitin,    Market   to    Sutter  bet 

Jlimlgunierv  and  Sansom 
New  Clay  street,  .'518  Clav 
Occidental,  Market  to  Sutter  bet  Mont- 
gomery and  Sansom 
Pacific  Fruit.  53i  Clav 
San  Francisco,  5.'6-530  Clay 
Union,  S  s  How  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Washinj;tou,S  s  Wash  betHontgomery 
and  Sansom 

Masonic  Ooods. 

JOHNSON'  T  KODGERS,325Mont(see 

.adv.  inside  back  cover) 
SOUCROSS  &    CO  ,  32  Kearny  (see 

adv.  dept.  pagelxvi) 

Match    Manufacturers. 

California  Pioneer  Fuse  Manufactur- 
ing Co..  314  California 

Howes  E.  K.&  Co.,  120  Front 

Jessup  William  H.  &  Co.,  (Eureka)  118 
Front 

NEWB.^UER  &  CO.,  (Metropolitan) 
107  Sansom  (see  adv.  dept.  page  26) 

Pacific  Match  Co., cor  Santa  Clara  and 
Tennessee 

S.  F.  Percussion  Match  Co.,  408  Cal 

Mathematical,  nTantical,  and 

I:*hilosophioal    Instrument 

Makers. 

[See  also  Instrument  Depots ;  also  Op- 
ticians, etc.] 
Ewing  Charles  (}.,  HI  Monlgomerv 
HOrsEWORTH    THOMAS    &    "CO., 

317  -Mont  see  adv.  front  cover) 
Lundtjerg  William.  810  Montgomery 
Osterlrjh  Adolphc,  346  Fourth 
Rahsskopfrcharleo.  416  Battery 
Rau  Louis,  608  .Market 
Roach  .John.  .540  Washington 
Sack  .Irdin  C,  203  Montgomery 
SCH.MOLZ  WILLTA.M,  420  Mont  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  l.xxiv) 
Tennent  Thomas,  508  Battery 

Mattress  Makers. 

[See  also  Beds  and  Bedding.] 
Beal  Samuel,  .'17.5  Mission 
Cole  X.  I'.  &  Co.,  224  Bush 
ECKEKA  HAIR  CO.,  573  Mission  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  xliv) 
O'Brien  <fc  Rice.  603  Sansom 
SCHAFER  J.  F.    &    H.    H.,  XW  cor 

Sanson)  and  Sacramento  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  26) 

Medicines— Patent. 

[See  also  Apothecaries,  Drugs,  etc.] 
CRANE  A  BRIGHAM,  SE  cor  Front 

and  Clay  (see  adv. dept,  page  l.\xii) 
Dickey  Ceorge  S.,  XE  cor  Stockton 

and  Slarket 
Gros  E.,  SE  cor  Green  and  Stockton 
Howe  C.  E.  B.,  423  Washington 
Langley  Charles  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Bat- 

terv  and  Clay 
McBo.vle  A.  &  Co.,  1504  Washington 
McDonald  R.  H.  ct  Co.,  .501  Market 
NORCKOSS    &    CO.,  32  Kearny  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  Ixvi) 
Painter  &  Calvert.  SE  cor  Clay  and 

Kearny,  and  1  Masonic  Temple 
REDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO., 

52<)  Market   (see  adv.    register   of 

names  each  alternate  page) 
STEELE  .JAMES  G.  &  CO.,  .521  Mont 

(see  adv.  reg.  of  names,  page  6(»2) 
AVilliams  Homer,  8M   Brenham  Place 
Wright  Alfred,  229  Clara 
Wright  W.  S.  Mrs.,  161  Tehama 

Meerschaum  Pipes. 

Schumann  Louis.  341  Kearny 

Son  it  Briggs,  SE  cor  Sansom  and  .S.ac 

Wassermann  A.  <k  Co.,  425  Sacramento 


Mercantile  Aeencies. 

Bra<lstreet  .1.    M.  <fc  Son,  (James  P. 

Mosher  agent)  313  California 
Dun  R.  (i.  <t  Co.,  (J.  Lugsdin  agent) 

320  California 
Hope,   McKillop   <fe    Co.,   (J.  Arthur 

Hope  agent)  317  California 

Merchants. 

Adams  Lawson  S.,  40-5  Front 
Aldrich  W.  A.,  Grand  Hotel 
Alers  William,  cor  Howard  and  Euss 
Allen  Benjamin,  515  Jlinna 
Allen  Lucius  H.,  (Jrand  Hotel 
Alvord  William,  422  California 
Arrendt  Harris.  II18  Bush 
Bacon  Hcnr.v  D.,  428  California 
B.aldwin  Alexander  R.,  216  Front 
Banner  Simon.  221  Sansom 
Barker  Abner  H.,  434  California 
Beach  Henr)'  M.,  300  Battery 
Benchlcy  L.  B..3  Front 
Blochman  Abrah.im,  22U  Sansom 
Block  A.,  115  Battery 
Block  Daniel,  26  Sansom 
Bloomingdale  Emanuel,  222  California 
Blum  I.  &,  Co.,  220  Sansom 
Blum  Jacob,  222  California 
Booth  Newton,  405  Frcjnt 
Bowman  C.  C  728  Montgomery 
Breed  D.  C,  405  Front 
Brombcrger  S.  &  Co..  304  California 
Brooks  Charles  Walcott,  Grand  Hotel 
Brown  Hyman,  410  Sacramento 
Brownste'in  George  &  Bro.,219  Battery 
Brownstone  Isaac,  26  Sansom 
Brumagim  Jacob  H.,  36  Montgomery 

Block 
Bunting  Joseph,  231  Kearny 
Burton  Charles  H.,  405  Front 
Butler  Patrick  H.,  28  Montgomery 
B.vrne  John  M.,  533  Kearny 
Calm  Aaron,  209  Sansom 
Cahn  L.  M.,  219  San.som 
Campbell  William  J.,  428  California 
Castle  Mich.ael,  213  Front 
Cerf  Moses.  220  Sansom 
Chauncev  <&  Co..  306  California 
Coblentz'Gustave.  306  California 
Coe  L.  W..  4.34  California 
Cohen  William,  25  Battery 
Cohn  Henrv,  13  Battery 
Cohn  Louis"  jr..  Ill  Battery 
Coleman  William  T.,  SW  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Front 
Corbitt  William,  NW  cor  California 

and  Davis 
Costa  Lawrence,  308  Battery 
Dannenberg  Joseph,  8  Montgomery 
Davidson  Slarcus,  416  Market 
Davidson  Mever,  6  Battery 
DeForest  Joseph,  221  Clay 
Deering  <6  Brother,  419  Clay 
Derbv  E.  M.,  t>6  Clay 
Dick  David,  .525  Front 
Dick  S.  W.,  525  Front 
Dickinson  O.  Jr.,  NW  cor  Front  and 

Clay 
Dixon  John,  1  Sansom 
Dohrman  ifc  Co.,  .540  Kearny 
Dolheguv  B.,  514  Battery 
Elam  R.H.,  302  California 
Elfelt  Joseph.  Ill  Battery 
Elwell  D.  A.,  402  Front 
Erlanger  &  Hess,  301  Front 
Fay  Caleb  T.,  428  California 
FelgenbHum  J.  <fc  Bro.,  120  Sansom 
Felsenthal  Philip,  119  Battery 
Felt  J.  J.,  414  Market 
Fembach  Victor.  213  California 
Fleishmann  &  Kaufman,  7  Battery 
Flood  <t  O'Brien.  .507  Montgomery 
Folks  Samuel,  NW  cor  Bat  and  Mkt 
Frank  Joseph,  406  California 
Frank  O.  H.,  421  Battery 
Frank  William,  219  .Sansom 
Krankenau  S.  A.,  217  Front 
Franklin  Joseph,  7  Battery 
Gammans  George  B..  331  Montgomery 
Gibbons  Rodmond,  108  Battery 
(iiffin  O.  F.,  418  California 
Gla.^er  Charles,  NW  cor  Bat  and  Mkt 
Glazier  I.  <fc  Bro..  426  Montgomery 
Gsldberg  Israel,  210  Kearny 
Goldman  I.  A.,  222  Sansom 
Goldsmith  Am.son,  111  Battery 
Goldsmith  Benjamin,  304  California 
Goldstein  Samuel,  115  Battery 
Goldstiiue  Charles,  109  Sansom 
Goldstone  Louis,  SW  cor  Sacramento 
and  Battery 


Goldstone  Mitchell,  2  Battery 
Goldtree  Isaac,  25  Battery 
Goldwater  Michael,  106  Battery 
Gottig  it  Schoemann,513  California 
Graves  Samuel,  412  Clav 
Graves  William  H.,  418 "California 
Gray  Robert  B.,  616  Merchant 
Greenwood  William  H.,  412  Battery 
Grinbaum  Jl.  S.,  101  Battery 
Gutte   Isidore,   SW  cor    s"acramento 

and  Batter.v 
Hahn  John,  626  Sacramento 
Hawley  William  N.,  llW  Front 
Hawxhurst  Walter,  432  Montgomery 
Herzo  John,  321  Front 
Herzog  Michael  T.,'221  .Sansom 
Hinds,  Stone  A  Co.,  310  Batterv 
Hitchcock  Charles  E.,  414  Market 
Hofman  Henrv,  126  Sansom 
Horan  John  C".,  405  Front 
Hosmer  Charles.  Occidental  Hotel 
Hunt  J.  D..  716  Montgnmery 
Hyman  H.  W.,  106  Battery 
Isaacs  Morris,  12  Bush 
Isaacs  R.  <fc  Bro.,  221  S.ansom 
Jacobs  Albert,  326  Davis 
Jacobs  M.  I.,  '221  Sansom 
Janson  Charles  J.,  NW  cor  Fremont 

and  Bryant 
Jones  E.  &  Co.,  418  Battery 
Kast  Louis  S.,  322  Bush 
Kedon  Martin,  319  Davis 
Kloppenburg  Otto,  City  Hall 
Kohn  Isaac,  302  California 
Koppel  Manuel,  13  Batterv 
Kraner  Philip  H.,  405  Froiit 
Kutner  A.  <fe  Co  .  cor  Battery  and  Cal 
Larco  N..  4)0  Jackson 
Larkln  Henry  W.,  729  Harrison 
Lavenberg  A.,  109  Batterv 
Lent  William  M..  419  California 
Lcvensohn  it  Gallaiid,  SW  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Batterv 
Lewin  E.  &  Co.,  211  Front 
Liglitner  I.saac,  313  Sacramento 
Lipman  Solomon,  109  Battery 
Lord  <te  Peters,  304  Battery 
Lowr>'  William  J.,  325  Davis 
MacDennot  Charles  F.,  16  Merchants' 

Exchange 
Marcus  Harris,  414  Sacramento 
Mather  Joseph  W.,  305  .Sansom 
JIau  Albert,  215  Battery 
Mayblum  Morris, '230  Front 
McAran  P.,  NK  cor  Market  and  Mont 
McCoUam  Thomas  W.,224  Sacramento 
Meblus  ife  Co.,  421  Batterv 
Mendhelm  Herman,  631  Clay 
Mendheira  M.,  631  Clay 
Merritt  Samuel,  320  California 
Meyer  Oscar,  123  Sansom 
Michelsseu  Edward,  421  Battery 
Miller  Charles.  6  Bush 
Milliken  Bros.,  405  Front 
Moron  A  Miller,  SE  cor  Clay  and  San 
Nathan  S.  J.,  106  Sansom 
Neuburger  Isaac.  109  Battery 
Newbauer  Joseph.  107  Sansom 
Norcross  Daniel,  421  Montgomery 
Osgood  William  U..  214  Caiitornia 
Owens  Benjamin  W.,  N  W  cur  Front 

and  Clay 
Packscher  Adolph,  121  Sacramento 
Paddock  Nathan  C,  606  Front 
Paige  Calvin,  414  Market 
Parker  Charles  E.,  218  California 
Parker  Edward  H.,  116  Front 
Parks  Robert  F.,  10  Davis 
Peirce  Joseph.  .503  Jaylor 
Perkins  Edwin  S.,  322  Washington 
Perry  Restcome,  6  Montgomery 
Phelan  James,  .501  Montgomery 
Polhemiis  C.  B.,  432  ilontgomery 
Posner  Max,  15  .Sansom 
Reiustein  Marcus,  121  Sansom 
Reinstein  S.,  121  Sansom 
Richmond  John  B.,  410  Montgomery 
Roberts  M.  B.,  633  Front 
Robinson  Alfred,  523  -Montgomery 
Rosener  Samuel,  109  Battery 
Rothschild  Jacob  S.,  22  Sansom 
RoussetPaul,  811  Montgomery 
Sell wabac her  Abram,  SW  cor  Battery 

and  Bush 
SchoUe  Brothers,  5  Battery 
Seller,  Frankenau  ifc  Co.,  217  Front 
Shawl  Mark.  121  Sansom 
Simon,  Jacobs  &  Co.,  19  B.attery 
Simon  S.  I.,  17  Battery 
Sisson,  Wallace  ct  Co., '226  California 
Smyth  John  H.,. 52  Exchange  Building 
Sneath  Richard  G.,  404  Front 


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Snell  George  W.,  311  Clay 

Solomona  Scixas,  SW  cor  Battery  and 

Oaliloniia 
StanlorilA.  P.,  121  California 
Steiiier  Samuel,  312  Sacramento 
Stevens  W.  H.,  511  Sansom 
Stewart  J.  A.,  109  liattery 
Stow  Joseph  W.,  2U4  Sansom 
SuydaiD  J.  N..  405  front 
Swain  William  B.,  3U2  Montgomery 
Sweet  Solomon,  217  Front 
Tams  Samson,  604  Merchant 
TildenH.  N.,  221  Clay 
Trobock  Nicholas,  313  Washington 
linger  Ailolpli,  312  Sacramento 
Von  Der  Midi-n  F.  E.,  316  Front 
Voorman  Henry,  411  Washington 
Waller  Fi  rdinand,  32  Sansom 
Warscliaiier  Aljraham,  632  Market 
Waterman  Luiiis,  117  Commercial 
Webb  Christopher  C,  405  Front 
Weil  David  ct  Uro.,  213  Jackson 
Welcli  1^'  Co.,  5:i5  Front 
Welton  Liinison  S.,  102  Sansom 
White  Lorenzo  E.,  8  Clay 
White  1'.  J.,  City  Hall 
WIttland  &  Gan-ett,  519  Sansom 
Wolf  Simon,  222  California 

Merchants — CommiBsion. 

[•Importers.] 
*Agard,  Foulkes  &  Co.,  412  Front 
Arnold  L.  L.,  407  California 
♦Auger,  Cliristiansen  &  Co.,  409  Bat 
Babcoek  it  Sutton,  315  Davis 
Baker  I.,  219  Washington 
Baker  L.  F.,  402  Davis 
•BALFOUK,    GUTHRIE  &   CO.,  430 

California  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  xxii) 
Ballard  .t  Hall,  NE  cor  Qal  and  Davis 
•Bancroft  A.  L.  &  Co.,  7'.il  Market 
♦BANDMANN,  NIELSEN  <fe  CO.,  210 

Front  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xxiv) 
Barron  it  Co.,  NW  cor  Cal  and  San 
Basse  Thomas  &  Co.,  220  Front 
Bassett  Joseph,  221  Clay 
Bassett  &  White,  212  Washington 
Beach  Treat  S.,  402  Front 
•Behrens  James,  405  Battery 
*Belloc  Freres,  524  Montgomery 
Bennett  Robert  H.  &  Co.,  310  Davis 
Bcstor  H.  T.,  302  Montgomery 
Billings  David  R.,  211  Drumm 
Blackwood  William,  SW  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Davis 
Blochman  <B  Cerf,  220  Sansom 
Booth  Adam  it  Co.,  326  Davis 
Bovee  William  H.,  331  Montgomery 
Bradv  Benjamin,  311  Commercial 
Bragg  George  F.  cte  Co.,  116  Front 
Bray  Brotht^rs,  226  Clay 
Breeze  &  Loughran,  SW  cor  Washing- 
ton and  Davis 
Brigbam  >fc  Balch,  SE  cor  Front  and 

Washington 
Brocas,  I'erklns  A  Frank,  516  Sansom 
Brown  C.  M.,  SW  cor  Spear  and  Har 
Bryant  &  Cook,  306  Davis 
Buck  &  Covert,  324  Davis 
Bullard  J.  H.,  121  Washington 
Burnap  John,  425  Davis 
Campbell  W.  J.,  42«  California 
Catherwood  E.  C,  434  California 
Chamberlin  Romeo  M.  &  Co. ,304  Davis 
Chase  &  Bow  ley,  9  Merchants'  Exch 
Chassagne  &  Denaveaux,  602  Front 
Clhauneey  &  Co.,  306  California 
Christy  Jj  Wise,  607  Front 
Church  ite  Soria,315  California 
Clayton  C.&  Co.,  NE  cor  Front  &  Clay 
Clements  Reuben  Z.,1134  Market 
Cliftord  George,  200  California 
Coghill,  Lyons  <fe  Co.,  315  Front 
Coghill  A.  J.,  405  Front 
Cohn  Martin  <fc  Co.,  315  Clay 
Coleman  John  W..  104  Leidesdorff 
Collie,  Stewart  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Davis 
Collins,  Wheaton  <fc  Luhrs,  219  Front 
•COX  &  NICHOLS,  316  Washington 

(see  adv.dept.  page  xxv) 
Creighton  Patrick.  423  Pacific 
•Cross  &  Co.,  316  California 
Cummiiigs  H.  K.  &  Co.,  415  Davis 
Cummings  W.  B.  <fe  Co.,  124  California 
Cumraings  <fe  Terry,  SE  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Pine 
Currier  J.  C,  109  California 
Dalton,  Anderson  <fe  Gray,  406  Davis 
Dakin  &  Llbbcy,  SW  "cor  Clay  and 
Drumm 


DARLING  &  CO.,  629  Washington  (see 

adv.  depl.  page  Ixxxi) 
Dart  Putnam  C,  419  Front 
Davidson  A.  J.  &  Co.,  314  Washington 
David-son  &  Co.,  338  Montgomery 
DeBlois  >t  Co.,  NE  cor  Jackson  and 

Drumm 
•DcFremery  James  &  Co.,  710 Sansom 
DeSabla  Jean,  310  Davis 
•DeWitt,  Kittle  it  Co.,N W  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Front 
Dellepiane  &  Co.,  424  Battery 
Demartini  A.  <fe  Co.,  510  Sansom 
•Dibblee  Albert,  38  California 
•Dickson,  DeWolf  &  Co.,  410  Battery 
Dixon  it  Hamilton,  727  Market 
•Dolheguy  15.,  514  Battery 
Dore  Jlaurice  it  Co..  327  Montgomery 
Dorn  Richard,  401  California 
Drake  &  Emerson,  312  Washington 
•Duisenberg  Charles  &  Co.,  314  Sac 
Dumont  Victor,  SW  cor  Jack  &  San 
Dutard  Hypolite,  217  Clay 
Eaki'is  I'eter  A.,  230  Kearny 
Earl  D.  W.,  22K  California 
Ellerhorst  H.  D.  it  Co.,  117  Drumm 
■•Ellis  <fc  Curtis,  40  California 
Ellsworth  A.  M.,  405  Front 
Emeric  Joseph,  SW  cor  Jack  and  San 
•FALKNER,   BELL  it  CO.,  430  Cali- 
fornia (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ivi) 
Fcder  Louis.  304  California 
Fellows  Arthur,  3  Front 
•Feuerstein  R.  it  Co.,  215  Front 
Feusier  Henry,  221  Clay 
B'eusier  Louis,  221  Clay 
Fisk  Royal,  402  Front 
•FLINT,  PEABODY  &  CO.,  408  Cali- 
fornia, (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixv) 
♦Forbes  Brother  &  Co.,  805  Sansom 
Forsaith,  Tyler  it  Shaw,  325  Front 
Foster  William  H.,  210  Battery 
•Freeman,  Smith  it  Co.,  110  California 
Friedlander  I.,  300  California 
Frombcrg  I.  it  A.,  815  Kearny 
Fuller  &  Co.,  21  New  Montgomery 
Garkoch,  Weber  &  Co.,  109  California 
Garrett  Jacob  L.,  220  Front 
•Gattel  Bernhard,  337  Montgomery 
Gaxiola  &  Andrade,  430  Jackson 
GERZABEK  OSCAR  V.,  563  Market 
•GHIRARDELLID.,  415  Jackson  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  19) 
•Gildemeister,  Muccke  ite   Co.,  109  Cal 
Gilleran  P.  it  Bro.,  206  Drumm 
GinocchioG.,421  Battery 
Giorgiani  A.,  421  Washington 
Giselman  William,  424  California 
Gliddcn  John  M.,  305  Front 
Gorham  Charles  E.,  SE  cor  Front  and 

Pine 
Green  Adam  T.,  3  Front 
Green  <fc  Markley,  202  Davis 
Green  &  McCatlrey,  106  Clay 
Greenbaum  Berthold,  206  Mont 
Greenebaum  Jacob,  220  Sansom 
Greenebaum  Sigmund,  220  Sansom 
Greenhood  Maurice,  315  Davis 
Griffith  it  Ellis,  500  Sansom 
Guttridge  &  Co.,  116  Clay 
Haml.  H.  124  Clay 
Hammer  it  Keber.  222  Clay 
Harrold  James,  525  Front 
Haseltlne  A.  A.,  423  Davis 
Haseltine  AVllliam  &  Co.,  609  Sac 
Hatch  T.  H.  i  Co.,  320  Front 
Haycock  &  Crary,  SW  cor  Front  and 

Broadway 
HEINEKEN,  DRATHMANN  &  CO., 

537  Market 
•Hellmann  Brothers  &  Co.,  SW  cor 

Front  and  Jackson 
Herrick  Sanford  E.,  126  Clay 
Heywood  &  Hendlev,224  Clay 
Hinds  Sumner  B.,  310  Battery 
Hitchcock,  Shaw  &  Co..  310  Davis 
•Hixson  Jasper  M.,  322  Davis 
Hodgkin  J.  W.  &  Co.,  cor  Fourth  Av 

and  L 
Holden  S.  P,  &  Co.,  28  Sansom 
Holdernesa  S.  M.,  402  Front 
Holman  &  Co.,  323  Washington 
Holmes  &  Co.,  35  Merchants'  Exch 
Hooper,  Whiting  &  Co.,  304  California 
Howe  it  Hall,  410  Davis 
Howe  George  L.  &  Co.,  219  Clav 
HOWES  GEORGE  &  CO.,  302  CaU- 

fornla  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xv) 
Howes  John,  504  Sansom 
Hubbell  Clark  P.,  318  Front 
Hughes  George,  315  AVashington 
•Hughes  Henry,  645  Market 


Hunt  C.  A.  &  Co.,  309  Davis 

Hunt  J .  D.,  716  Montgomery 

HydelilfM.J.,2l6DaviH 

Iken    Frederick,  SW  cor   Front  and 

Jackson 
IRVINE.  HARKER  &  CO.,  226  Front 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  28) 
Jackson  T.  W.,  108  California 
Johnston  it  Nickerson,206  W.ashington 
Jones  S.  L.  it  Co.,  '209  California 
Jones  it  Co.,  712  Jlarket 
Joost  Herman,  410  Clay 
Kahn  Leopold,  821  Mission 
Kennedy  James  S.,  408  California 
Kesslng  John  F.,  r22  Clay 
Kiimcy  Brothers,  120  Clay 
•Knapp  it  Grant,  HI  Wa.shington 
Koopmanschap  it  Co.,  SW  cor  Davis 

and  California 
Korteii  it  Tieljen,  210  Drumm 
Koshland  Brothers,  10  Sansom 
Ladd  AV.  Frank,  36  U.  S.  Court  Bldg 
Larzelcre  A  Beach,  219  Washington 
Lamson    &    Chand)erlin,  419  Kearny, 

and  539  California 
•Larco  Nicholas,  430  Jackson 
Lengfeld  Louis,  ,533  Market 
Lesser  Henry,  308  California 
Leveridgc,  Everett  &  Co.,  318  Front 
Levy  S.  it  Co.,  320  Washnigton 
Levy  Samuel  W.,  '2'20  Sansom 
Lewis  Henry  L.,  209  Sacramento 
Linnstrom  B.  H.,  NE  cor  California 

and  Davis 
Littlefleld,  Webb  &  Co.,  316  Wash 
Lolor  Charles  P.,  31  Merchants'  Exch 
Lord  &  Peters,  304  Battery 
Loucks  O.,  r26  Clay 
♦LOW  C.  ADOLPHE  &  CO.,  208  Cali- 
fornia, (see  .idv.  dept.  page  20) 
•Lund  Henry,  318  Front 
•Lusk  A.  it  Co.,  Pacitic  Fruit  Market 
Lynch  J.  A.,  529  Clay 
Lynde  it  Hough,  418  Davis 
MacCann  AVilliam  it  Co.,  402  Front 
•Macfarlane.  Blair  it  Co.,  302  Cal 
♦MACONDRAY   &  CO.,  '206  Sansom, 

(see  adv.  dept.  pane  xx) 
Mahnz  Hugo,  304  Battery 
Marcus  George  it  Co.,  N  VV  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Davis 
Marks  Joseph,  NW  cor  Keamy  and 

California 
Marshall  &  Haight,  208  Clay 
Martinon  Augusto,  614  Merchant 
Matthews  E.  G.  &  Vo.,  20S  Davis 
Matthews  J.  M.,  316  Davis 
McAleer  Andrew  it  Co.,  NW  cor  Clay 

and  Drumm 
McCann  M.  &  Co.,  818  Battery 
McColl  William,  NE   cor  Davis  and 

Market 
McCune  James  N.,  117  Clay 
McDonald  D.  L.,  415  .Montgomery 
McGinnis  &  Head.  '26  Market 
McHenry  it  Smith,  427  Front 
McHugh  John, '206  Clay 
McKee  John,  112  Clay 
McKeima  Michael  F.,  W  s  Drumm  bet 

Clay  it  Washington 
McNear  it  Bro.,  302  Davis 
McPhun  William  Sen.,  65  Shipley 
•Jlebius  C.  F.,  421  Battery 
•Meinecke  Charles,  314  Sacramento 
•Mel  John  A  Son, 36  California 
•MERRILL  J.  C.  it  CO.,  '206  California 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxiii) 
•Meyer  T.  Lemmen,  SW  cor  Front  and 

Jackson 
Michelssen  Edward,  421  Battery 
Middleton  John  it  Son.,  310  Mont 
Miller  &  Co.,  10  Davis 
•Michler  G.  213  Clay 
Moll  C.  W.,  50  Montgomery  Block 
MoUoy  John.  54  Clay 
Monteith  Thomas,  315  Davis 
Moody  &  Farlsh,210  Davis 
♦Moore   Brothers,  SW  cor  California 

and  Davis 
Moore  &   Co.,  NE  cor  Cal  and  Davis. 
Moore  Isldor  C.  109  California 
Moritz  Mark,  SW  cor  Sac  and  Bat 
Moron  Meller,  SE  cor  Clay  and  San 
Moss  &  Beadle,  119  Washington 
Moulton  Brothers,  219  Drumm 
Mugan  it  Moran,  117  Drumm 
Nash  H.  A.  it  Co.,  15  Sansom 
Newell  Thomas,  124  Clay 
•NEWHALL  H.  Jl .  it  Co.,  313  Sansom 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  lix) 
Newmark  Joseph  P..  313  Sacramento 
Nugent  &  O'Neil,  217  Davis 


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O'Connor  John,  110  Clay 
O'Connor  M.  <t  Co.,  junction  Califor- 
nia iuul  Marliet 
Oncsti  it  liiagi,  5U1  Sansom 
Pallies  Ak'.\auilcr,  31»  Uavis 
Pancoast  F.  Ai  Co.,  2H  Davis 
*l'arker  E.  II.,  116  Front 
*Parrott  <S.  Co.,  426  California 
Pearson  «t  SUirr,  31ci  Front 
Penilergast  J^  Davenport,  206  Clay 
Perkins,  Flint  ii  Co.,  S\V  cor  Battery 

and  Greenwich 
Pflster  A.  J:  Co.,  HI  Clay 
Phillips,  Brown  ii  Co.,  12.5  Sansom 
Pickeit  William,  318  Front 
Pierce  Henry  it  William,  728  Mont 
Pierce  Nelson,  SW  cor  Cal  and  Davis 
Pinet  John,  621  .Sansom 
*Pioche  i&  Bayerque,  SJ2  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Jackson 
♦PLAIT  &.   NKWTON,  SW  cor  Cal 
and  Front  (see  ad  v.dept. page  xxiii) 
Preslio  &.  ISro.,  109  Clay 
Quarles  William  A.,  526  California 
Kairaond  K.  E.,515  Front 
Kiyniond  J.  P.  i  Co.,  119  Clay 
Iteod  lltniy  K.,  321  Washington 
Kcvnoldb  it  Murray,  202  Clay 
KeVnolds,  Howell  Ai  Ford,  313  Davis 
Keynold-s  K.  T.,  103  California 
Richards  Orlando   S.,  N'E  cor  Front 

and  Clay 
RIS.SEK  ADOLPH  L.,  179  Perry  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  Ivii) 
Roberts  M.  R.,  633  Front 
*Rodgers,  Meyer  &,  Co.,  212  Battery 
Rollins  Reuben  R..  8  Fourth 
Rorke  i  Co.,  324  Davis 
*Ross,  Dempster  i  Co.,  105  California 
Ruuse  &  Laws,  320  Davis 
Rubio  Mariano,  647  Merchant 
Ryan  James  D.,  221  Clay 
Rvan  L.  &  Co.,  .537  California 
Rvan  js  Waterman,  HI  Clay 
Sabins  A.  C,  20;i  Sacramento 
Salinger  Julius,  312  Sacramento 
•schleideu  William,  504  Battery 
Sclimidt  William  J.,  224  Battery 
Scholle  Brothers,  3  Battery 
♦Scranton  &  Oibbs,  318  Front 
Selleck  Joseph  E.,  119  Clay 
♦Severance  H.  W.  &  Co.,  405  Front 
Sherwood,  Bulkley  <fe  Co.,  406  Sac 
Sinton  Richard  H.,  509  California 
Smith  Matthew  F..  49  Clay 
Smith  Walter  R.,  412  Sansom 
Spear  f:dward  s.  ii  Co.,  536  California 
Sperry  ct  CO.,  210  Davis 
♦SI'EYER  MORRIS  A,  CO.,  219  San 
Sroufe,  Sweenev  <fc  Co.,  406  Front 
Starr  &  Little,  312  Washington 
Stetson  J;  Volkman,  319  Washington 
Stevens  Elisha  &  Co.,  204  Clay 
♦.Stevens,  Baker  &  Co.,  Is  W  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Davis 
Stewart  it  Buckley,  .523  Merchant 
Stewart  George  W.  &  Co.,  106  Davis 
Stoddard  S.  B.  <fe  Son,  405  Frout 
♦Stoddart  David,  114  Beale 
Stratton  Ebenezer  N'.,  128  Kearny 
SWAIX  R.  B.  &  CO..  314  California 
Svmonds  George  D.,  636  Clav 
TaatTe  G.  O'Hara,  320  California 
Tarpev  M.  &  Co.,  102  Clav 
TavW  C.  L.  &  Co.,  34  California 
Taylor  F.  B.  &  Co.,  113  Front 
TitttMarvin,  NW  corSteuart  and  Miss 
Todd  A.  H.,  200  Davis 
Trobock  Nicholas,  313  Washington 
Trubenbach  H.  E.,  302  Davis 
TuUy  Coleman,  215  Clay 
VAN   SCHAACK   C.   P.    <fe  Co.,   712 


Kearny 

"       ,     "I  Clay 
Vischer  Edward,  SW  cor  Front  and 


Vance  George,  124  Cla; 
scher  Et  "  '"'' 
Jackson 


♦VOIZIN,  RIS  &  CO.,  117  Bush  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  Ix) 
Von  Der  Mehden  F.  E.,  316  Front 
Wadsworth  William  &  Son,  109  Cal 
Walton  Henry  <fe  Co.,  631  Merchant 
Wassermann  A.  &  Co.,  425  Sacramento 
Watson  James,  8  Clay 
WEAVER  P.  L.,  118  Front  (see  adv. 

dept,   page  xxvi) 
Welch  &  Co..  525  Front 
Wliitney  &  Co.,  415  Front 
Whitney  J.  R.  &  Co.,  315  California 
Wieland  Brothers,  .507  Front 
Wightman  &  Co.,  325  Davis 
♦WILLIAMS,  BLANCHAKD  <fc  CO., 

218  Cal  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xxii) 


Williamson  &  Dnff.  421  Davis 

Williston   Corev,  .525  Front 

AViLson  C.  C.  Jj  Co.,  NE  cor  Clay  and 

Davis 
Witham  William  L.,  SW  cor  Clay  and 

Davis 
Wiltland  &  Garrett.  519  Sansom 
Wolf  J.  W.&  Co.,  316  Davis 
Woolley  L.  H.  .t  Co.. 225  Washington 
Wooster  &,  Shattuck.  317  Front 
Ziegenbein  John  <fc  Co.,  SE  cor  Clay 

and  Drumm 
♦Ziel,  Bertheau  &  Co.,  122  California 

SlerchantB — Commission  Pro- 
duce. 

[See  also  Fruit;  also  Provisions;  also 

Produce,  Vegetables.] 
Allison  &  Co.,  309  Washington 
Babcock  &  Sutton,  315  Davis 
Baker  I.,  219  Washington 
Baker  Louis  F.,  402  Davis 
Ballard  &  Hall,  NE  cor  Cal  and  Davis 
Bassett  Joseph,  221  Clay 
Bassettifc  White,  212  Washington 
Beach  Treat  S.,  402  Front 
Bennett  Robert  H.  &  Co..  310  Davis 
Billings  David.  211  Drumm 
Bogart  Jolin  M.  &  Co..  206  Davis 
Booth  Adam  Js  Co.,  326  Davis 
Bray  Brothers,  226  Clay 
Breeze  ifc  Loughran,  S\V  cor  Washing 

ton  and  Davis 
Brigham  &  Balch,  SE  cor  Front  and 

Washington 
Brocas,  Perkins  &  Frank,  516  Sansom 
Bryant  &  Cook,  306  Davis 
Biick  ife  Covert,  324  Davis 
BuUard  J.  H.,  121  Washington 
Bulletti  <fc  Selna.  Pacific  Fruit  Market 
Burnap  John,  425  Davis 
Campbell   J.   W.  H.,  cor   Front  and 

Green 
Chamberlin  Romeo  M.  &  Co. ,304  Davis 
Christy  &  Wise,  607  Front 
Clavton  C.  <fe  Co.,  NE  cor  Front  and 

Clay 
Cohn  Martin  &  Co.,  317  Clay 
Collins,  Wheaton  &.  Luhrs,  219  Front 
Conrad  D.,  NW  cor  Front  and  Wash 
Cummings  H.  K.  ifc  Co.,  415  Davis 
Dakin   <t   Libbey,  SW  cor  Clay  and 

Drumm 
Dalton,  Anderson  <fc  Gray,  406  Davis 
Davidson  A.  J.  >fc  Co.,  314  Washington 
Dellepiane  <fe  Co.,  424  Battery 
Drake  &  Emerson,  312  Washington 
Dutard  Hypolite,  217  Clay 
Ellerhorst  U.  D.  A  Co.,  117  Drumm 
EverdingJ.  &  Co.,  48  Clay 
Fasselt,  McCaulley  <fe  Co.,  220  Clay 
Feusier  Henry,  221  Clay 
Forsaith,  Tyler  <t  Sliaw.  325  Front 
Galli  A.  <fe  Co..  .501  Sansom 
Gillerau  P.  <fe  Brother,  206  Drumm 
Giorgiani  A.,  421  Washington 
Green  <fc  Markley,204  l)a\i8 
Green  &  McCafl'rey,  106  Clay 
Guttridge  &,  Co..  116  Clay 
Hani  1.  H..  124  Clay 
Hammer  k  Kulier,  222  Clay 
Hatch  T.  H.  &  Co.,  320  Front 
Herrick  Sanford  E..  126  Clay 
Heywood  <fc  Hendley,  224  Clay 
Hitchcock,  Shaw  &  (io.,  310  Davis 
Hixson  Jasper  Jf .,  322  Davis 
Holman  .t  Co.,  323  Washington 
Howe  k  Hall,  410  Davis 
Howes  John. 504  Sansom 
Hughes  George,  315  Washington 
Hunt  C.  \.  &  Co..  309  Davis 
Hydelitr  M.  J..  216  Davis 
Ivancovich  J.  it  Co..  407  Davis 
Johnston  &  Niekerson.206  Washington 
Joost  Herman,  410  Clay 
Kessing  John  F.,  122  Clay 
Kinney  Brotli>-rs,  120  Claj' 
Knapp  «fc  Grant,  111  W.ashington 
Korten  A  Tietjen,  210  Drumm 
Larzelere  &.  Beach,  219  Washington 
Lemoine,  Gambert  &  Co.,  15  San  Fran- 
cisco Market 
Levy  S.  &  Co..  320  Washington 
Lewis  Henrv  L.,  209  Sacramento 
Littlefleld.  Webb  <kCo.,  318  Wash 
Loucks   Orlando,  SW    cor   Clay  and 

Drumm 
Loewenhayn  Henry,  Pacific  Fruit  Mkt 
Lusk  A.  &  Co.,  Pacific  Fruit  Market 
Lynde  &  Hougli,416  D.avis 
Marshall  &  Haight,  208  Clay 


Matthews  E.  G.  *  Co..  208  Davis 
Matthews  John  M..  316  Davis 
McAleer  Andrew  <fc  Co.,  N  W  cor  Clay 

and  Drumm 
McColl    William,  NE  cor  Davis  and 

Market 
McCune  James  N.,  117  Clay 
McHenry  <Si  Smith,  427  Front 
McHugh  John,  2U6  Clay 
McKee  John,  112  Clay 
McKenna  Michael  F.,  W  s  Drumm  bet 

Clay  and  Washington 
McNear  A  Brother,  3U2  Davis 
Miller  &,  Co.,  10  Davis 
Mitchler  G.,  213  Clay 
MoUoy  John,  54  Clay 
Monleith  Thomas,  315  Davis 
Muron  <k  Miller,  SE  cor  Clay  and  San 
Moulton  Brothers,  219  Drumm 
Mugan  &  Moran,  SE  cor  Washington 

and  Drumm 
Newell  Thomas,  124  Clay 
Nichols  B.  S.,  123  Clay 
Nugent  &  0'Neil,2n  Davis 
O'Connor  John,  llO  Clay 
O'Connor   M.  &  Co.,  junction    Cali- 
fornia and  Market 
Onesti  &  Biagi.  501  Sansom 
Pallies  Alexander,  318  Davis 
Pancoast  F.  &  Co.,  221  Davis 
Pearson  &  Starr,  318  Front 
Pendergast  <fc  Davenport,  206  Clay 
Pflster  <fc  Co.,  Ill  Clay 
Precht  ii  Eggers,  Pacific  Fruit  Market 
Presho  i  Bro.,  109  Clay 
Raymond  J.  P.  &  Co.,  121  Clay 
Reynolds,  Howell  &  Ford.  315  Davis 
Reynolds  &.  Murray,  202  Clay 
Rorke  &  Co..  324  Davis 
Rouse  <fe  Laws.  320  Davis 
Ryan  J.  D.,  221  Clay 
Rvan  &,  Waterman,  111  Clay 
Selleck  Joseph  E.,  121  CI  ly 
Smith  Matthew  F.,  43  Clay 
Sperrv&Co.,210  Davis 
Starr  &  Little.  312  Washington 
Stetson  &  Volkman,  319  Washington 
Stevens  Elisha  &  Co.,  204  Clay 
Stewart  Jz  Buckley,  523  Merchant 
Stewart  George  W.  A  Co.,  106  Davis 
Tarpey  M.  &  Co.,  102  Clay 
Taylor  William  H.,  404  Davis 
Todd  A.  H.,  -200  Davis 
Trubenbach  Henry  E.,  .30-2  Davis 
Tully  Coleman,  215  Clay 
Vance  George.  124  Clay 
■Waldo  George  L.,  210  Davis 
Wieland  Brothers,  507  Front 
Wightman  &  Co.,  325  DavU 
Williamson  &  Dufl,  421  Davis 
Wilson  C.  C.  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Clay  and 

Davis 
Witham  William  L.,  SW  cor  Clay  and 

Davis 
Wittland  *  Garrett.  519  Sansom 
Wolf  J.  W.  &  Co.,  316  Davis 
Wooley  L.  H.,  -225  Washington 
Wooster  &  Shattuck,  317  Front 
Ziegenbein  John  <fc  Co.,  SE  cor  Clay 

and  Drumm 

Merchants— Chinese. 

Angh  Kee  &  Co.,  738  Sacramento 
Chan  Ning  Tuck  Kee,  7li4  Dupont 
Chow  Kee,  925  Dupont 
Chow  Lee  it  Co.,NW  cor  Dupont  and 

Jackson 
Choy  Cheong.  724  Dupont 
Chung  Wo  Tong  &  Co.,  9)3  Dupont 
Chung  Yek  <fe  Ci>..  715  Sacramento 
Chy  Lung  ife  C".,  640  Sacramento 
Fook  Yuen  <t  Co..  711  Dupont 
Gol  Ho  Hing,  629  Jacksun 
He  Sang  Tong  A  Co.,  650  Jackson 
He  Y'ek,  713Jack«oii 
Hip  Wo  <fc  Co..  806  Sacramento 
Hong  Yuen  <fe  Co..  731  Commercial 
Hop  Kee  &  Co..  705  Dupont 
Hop  Wo  it  Co.,  736  C'lnmercial 
Hop  Yek  &  Co..  707  Dupont 
Hung  Wo  Tong,  641  Jackson 
Kam  Lun  &  Co.,  722  Dupont 
Kee  Song  Tong,  742  Sacramento 
Kong  Sing  <fe  Kee,  19  Jackson 
Kong  Zuen  &  Co.,  728  Commercial 
Kung  Sing  Lung.  747  Sacramento 
Kwong  Chong  Wing  &  Co..  733  Com 
Kwong  Chong  Kee  A  Co..  724  Com 
Kwong  Fong  Tai  &  Co.,  714  .Sac 
Kwong  Hang  &  Co.,  927  Dupont 
Kwong  On  Cheong  &  Pou  Jib,  728  Sac 


A  sound  basis  for  Underwriting— the  $500,000  Assets  of  the  PEOPLES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  White  Shirts. 


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Kwong  Sung  Tal  <fc  Co.,  836  Dupont 

Lin  Man,  »UB  Dupont 

Lun  Cliong  it  Co.,  745  Sacramento 

Lull  Sing  ct  Co.,  706  Sacramento 

Lun  Ty  &,  Co.,  71t>  Dupont 

Lun  Wo  <t  Co.,  7i6  Sacramento 

Man  Fong,  bl8  Jackson 

Man  Lcc  it  Co.,  7Ui)  Dupont 

Man  Lung  &  Co.,  711  Sacramento 

Man  On    long,  SW  cor  Dupont  and 

Jackson 
Man  Wo  &  Co.,  633  Jackson 
Man  Vun  &  Co.,  824  Dupont 
On  Lung,  72a  Jackson 
I'o  Yuuf,  74^1  Sacramento 
Pon  Jib,  716  Dupont 
Quong  Clil  long,  708  Jackson 
yuong  Chung  Lung  <fc  Co.,  719  Sacra- 
mento 
Quong  Hong  Tl  <t  Co.,  734  Com 
Quong  Song,  751  Sacramento 
Quong  Toug  Yik,  714  Jackson 
Quong  Tuck,  640  Jackson 
Quong  Yee,  828  Dupont 
Quong  Yee  On  is  Co.,  HIO  Dupont 
Quong  Ying  Kee  it  Co.,  718  Com 
Sam  Kee,  723  Sacramento 
Sam  Y'ik,  747  S.acramento 
Sang  Hop,  644  Jackson 
Sang  Kee,  636  Jackson 
Sang  Lung  Jc  Co.,  826  Dupont 
Sang  Wo,  dii)  Jackson 
See  Wo  Lung,  621  Dupont 
Sliong  Cliong  <t  Co.,  720  Jackson 
Sing  Yik,  722  Jackson 
Soo  Chung,  715  Sacramento 
Soon  Choug,  812  Dupont 
Sue  Woo  ii  Co.,  !)41  Dupont 
Sun  Chong  Wo  Js,  Co.,  710  Sacramento 
Tay  Chong  <fc  Co.,  716  Commercial 
Tl  Loe  &.  Co.,  715  Jackson 
Tie  Sang  long,  929  Dupont 
Tin  Youk  is,  Co.,  740  Sacramento 
Tong  Chong  l.ung  &  Co.,  735  Sac 
Tong  Tie  it  Co.,  728  Sacramento  and 

822  Dupont 
Tong  Wah  it  Co.,  620  Jackson 
Tong  Wo  <t  Co.,  722  Sacramento 
Tong  Y'oong  &  Co.,  736  Sacramento 
Tuck  Chong  it  Co.,  739  Sacramento 
Tuck  Chong  Lung  <fc  Co.,  627  Dupont 
Tuck  On  Yuen,  727  Sacramento 
Tuck  Wo,  635  Jackson 
Tung  Chong  it  Co.,  743  Sacramento 
Tung  Foo  it  Co.,  720  Sacramento 
Tung  Sing  <te  Co.,  732  Sacramento 
Tung  Tie  it  i  o.,  822  Dupont 
Toy  Wing  <&  Co.,  !i08  Dupont 
Wah  Sang,  717  Jackson 
Wah  Ying  Lung,  8-24  Dupont 
Wau  Yune  Lung  Kee,  739  Com 
Wing  Cluing  Tie  <t  Co.,  627  Jackson 
Wing  Fung  it  Co.,  745  Sacramento 
Wing  Wo  Sang  A;  Co.,  720  Sacramento 
Wnig  Y'une  i:  Co.,  813  Dupont 
Wo  Hing  Chong  it  Co.,  729  Com 
Wo  Kee  A  Co.,  939  Dupont 
Yee  Chung  .t  Co.,  818  Dupont 
Yee  Chy  Lung  (t  Co.,  810  Dupont 
Yik  Y'une  <fe  Co.,  823  Dupont 
Y'oung  Wo  long  &,  Co.,  733  Com 
Yu  Woo  Ching  Kee  &  Co.,  1007  Dup 
Yu  Yuen  Cliing  Kee  A  Co.,  730  Sac 
Yun  Kee,  711  Sacramento 
Yun  Wo.,  625  Jackson 

Merchants— Shipping  <fe   For- 
vt-arding. 

[See  Shipping  and  Forwarding.] 

Sletal  Dealer*. 

[See  also  Iron  and  Steel;  also  Hard- 
ware.] 

Boesch  Emil,  (spinning  and  turning) 
1017  Kearny  ♦ 

Metallic   Sign* — Manufactar- 

ers. 

Hopps  &  Sons,  216  Sansom 
Isaacs  Benjamin,  414  Sacramento 
Joiner  J  olm  J.,  118  Kearny 
TKUWOKTHY  F.  M.,  321  Front  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  xlii) 

Metallurgical  Furnaces. 
Stetefeldt  Furnace  Co.,  B.  J.  Bums 

agent,  411M  California 
Metallurgical  "Works. 
[See  also  Assayers.] 
Crane  <fc  Cording,  (copper)  Hunter's 

Point 


KUH  LEOPOLD,  611  Commercial  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  liii) 
Mosheimer  Joseph,  328  Montgomery 
Pacific  Gold  and  Silver  KcUnery,  334 

Montgomery 
REY'KOLDS  JOHN,  S.an  Bruno  Road 

(see  adv.  dept.  p!ig<>  xcviii) 
RIOTTE  it    LICK11.\RDT,  21    First 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  39) 
San  Francisco  Assaying  and  Refining 

Works,  otlice  416  Moiilgomery 
SELBY    THOMAS  H.   &   Co.,  (lead) 

HW  cor  Beach  and  Hyde 

Midwives. 

Abadie  Pene  Mme.,  705  Vallejo 
Chateau  M.  A.  Mrs.,  15  Stockton 
Giraud  Adelaide,  525  Green 
Huin  Francois  Mrs.,  639  Broadway 
Hund  Catherine,  (widow)  IIU  Perry 
Jaeger  Antoinette,  1055  Howard 
Janke  Emilie  Mrs.,  916  Pacific 
Korb  Louisa,  (widow)  24  Xatoma 
McKenley  Kosanna,  (widow)  NE  cor 

Howard  and  1  wenty-t'ourih 
McKeown  Caroline,  (widow)  117  Miss 
Metz  Julia  Mrs.,  22  Everett 
Meyer  Margaret,  (widow)  N  s  Mission 

nr  N'inth 
Proschold  C.  Mrs.,  113  Third 
Roberts  James  Mrs.,  968  Harrison 
Scliaefter  Charlotte  Mrs.,  934  Kearny 
Schiefer  Catherine  Mrs.,  739  Market 
Schmidt  Mary  Mrs.,  2  Central  Place 
Sommerlard  Sophia,  (widow)  52  Clem 
Thomas  Mary  Mrs.,  634  California 
Weber  F.  Mrs.,  1428  Dupont 
Winkler  Anna  Mrs.,  1230  Stockton 

Military  and  Kegalia  Ooods. 

Cotrel  William  B.,  708  Montgomery 
JOHNSON  T.  UODGEUS,  325   Mont- 

gomerv  (see  adv.  inside  back  cover) 
NOKCROSS   it   CO.",  32  Kearuy  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  Ixvi) 

Milk  Dealers. 

Albright  Andrew,  San  Bruno  Road 
Bareilles  it  Cassou,  cor  Octavia  and 

Greenwich 
Bernard,  Wiossi  &  Co.,  Chestnut  nr 

Franklin 
Brommer  <t  Hollings,  cor  Buchanan 

and  Bay 
Bruns  Henry  &  Peter,  W  s  Old  San 

Jos6  Road  nr  Thirtieth 
Call  William  W.,  248  San  Bruno  Road 
Cassou  Peier,  cor  Girard  and  Silver  Av 
Cheda  it  Beliuca,Chestnut  urFrauklin 
Claussen  John,  1106  Howard 
Davidson  Nathan,  cor  Pennsylvania 

Avenue  and  Sierra 
Deeriiig  Matthew,  W  s  Old  San  Jos6 

Road  nr  Twenty-fifth 
Doherty    &    Casy,   cor   Octavia   and 

Greenwich 
Eldridge  &  Hall,  Greenwich  nr  Scott 
Fellows  George   W.,    S  s  Greenwich 

bet  Hyde  and  Larkin 
Fisher  Louis,  W  s  San  Jos6  Road  nr 

Six  Mile  House 
Gost  Peter,  1429  Dupont 
Grant  A.  N.  &  Co.,  152  Tehama 
Haley   William,  W  s  Webster  bet  Fil- 
bert and  Greenwich 
Hall  it  Hutchinson, Greenwich  nr  Scott 
Uealy     Bartholomew,    Shotwell     nr 

Twenty-seventh 
Heath  Patrick,  s  s  Bernal  Hights,  bet 

San  Jos6and  San  Bruno  Roads 
Johnson  Edward.  SE  cor  Scott  and 

Lombard 
Johnston  Kix  A..  197  Stevenson 
Jones  ts.  Hubbard,  Pierce  nr  Chestnut 
Jury  ife  Co.,Haight  bet  Pierce  and  Scott 
Keller  Henry,  Old  San  Jos6  Road  nr 

Twenti-sixth 
Kelley  <fe  Bro.,  Burrow  nr  San  Bruno 

Road 
Kennedy  <fe  Flehery,  SE  cor  Pierce  and 

Chestnut 
KiUigan  Christian,  Visitacion  Valley 
Klevesnhl   Hans,   cor   Guerrero    and 

Twenty -eighth 
Lange  William,  eor  Post  and  Broderlck 
Lohinan  Jacob,  202  Dupont 
Lustenberger  Herbert,  E  s  California 

Av  bet  Twenty-ninth  and  Thirtieth 
Magee  Peter,  San  Jos6  Road  nr  St. 

Mary's  College 
Mahan  M.,  Santa  Clara  nr  Mariposa 


Marshall  <fc  Manning,  413  Bryant 
McKenna  Sylvester,  cor  Precita  and 

Gunnison 
Michaelis  Henry,  1317  Stockton 
Michadson  is  Toniforde,Saii  Jos^  Road 
MILLS  &  EVANS,   NW   cor  Fulton 

and  Gough 
Miller  Henry,  Old  San  Jos6  Road 
Miller  Louis,  S  s  Greenwich  nr  Scott 
Moore  James  S.,  Noe  Valley,  San  Mi- 
guel Road 
Moran  Thomas,  Old  San  Jos6  Road  nr 

Rock  Ranch 
Murray  Bros.,  18  Tyler 
Murray  Ji  Noble,  Old  San  Jos6  Road 

bet  Thirtieth  and  Day 
Proudhon  A.,  Old  San  Jos6  Road 
Ramel  Frank,  Visiiacion  Vailey 
Reed  B.  H.,  cor  Valencia  and  Twenty- 
seventh 
Richardson  &  Bro.,  NE  cor  Dolores 

and  Nineteenth 
Rick  Jacob,  Old  .San  Jos6  Road 
Riley  Owen,  Old  San  Jos(5  Road  nr 

Four  Mile  House 
Rodgers  Frank,  S  s  Twenty-fourth  bet 

Ellen  and  Douglas 
Roy  it  Taplan,  San  Bruno  Road,  SH 

miles  from  City  Hall 
Ross  William,  Ocean  Beach  Road 
Schafler  Bros.,  S  s  Mission,  and  Ocean 

House  Road  nr  Toll  Gate 
Schwerin  Henry,  East  end  Visitacion 

Valley 
Scott  Hamlet  H.,  SW  cor  Fol  and  Steu 
Shepston  John  A.,  Old  San  Jose  Road 

nr  Twenty-sixth 
Shepston  William,  Old  San  Jos^Road 

nr  Valencia 
Shepston  <t  Cooley,  cor  Twenty -sixth 

and  Old  .'>an  J  os<5  Road 
Sheridan  John,  Old  San  Jos6  Road  nr 

Twenty-ninth 
Sherry  Jolin,  Church  nr  Twenty-sixth 
Sherry  Victor,   Gunnison  Avenue  nr 

Twenty-eighth 
Slmonds  Nathan,  N  s  Twenty-fourth 

bet  Nebraska  and  Vermont 
Simonds  Willis  S.,  18  Tyler 
Stack  Thomas,  Silver  Avenue  nr  San 

Bruno  Koad 
Steiner  Emanuel,  San  Bruno  Road  nr 

Golden  City  House 
Stone   Isaac,    San    Bruno    Road,  3H 

miles  from  City  Hail 
Streitburger   &   Auer,  cor  Scott  and 

Lombard 
Such  s,  Peck,  San  Miguel  Ranch  nr 

Twenty-fourth 
Wagner  Adam,  NW  cor  Eighteenth 

and  Clara  Avenue 
Walton  John,  cor  Old  San  Jos6  Road 

and  Twenty-sixth 
Welsh  James,  Bryant  nr  Twentieth 
Wilder  Hiram,  nr  St.  Mary's  College 
Young  Conrad,  1215  Dupont 

Mill  Furnisliing. 

[See  also  Agricultural   Implements  ; 

also  Hardware.] 
Herring  John,  (mill  picks)  58  Beale 
Southworth  A.  B.,  35  Battery 
Travis  &  Wagner,  43  First 

Milliners. 

[See  also  Dressmakers.] 
Bardet  Constance  Mrs.,  1112  Dupont 
Bayreuther   Mrs.    and    Miss,  SE    cor 

Mission  and  Fourth 
Butler  M.  A.  Mrs.,  28  Montgomery 
Byrnes  Harriet  Mrs.,  734  Howard 
Carroll  Miss,  UH  Si.\th 
Carroll  Anne  G.  Miss.  24  Kearny 
Cash  Augusta  Mrs.,  2I8>^  Sixth" 
Caswell  E.  E.  Mis.,  10  Montgomery 
Clayburgh  L.  Mrs.,  SW  cor  Kearny 

and  Clay 
Coughian  Annie  Mrs.,  30K  Second 
Cowles  G.  W.  M.  Mrs.,  132  'fhird 
Desmond  Joanna  Miss,  10  Second 
Dillon  &  Hennessey,  30  Third 
Dixon  &  Putnam,  234  Bush 
Eckstrom  A.  Mrs.,  1118  Dupont 
Escalet  E.  Mme.,  233  Sixth 
Fairljank  Madame,  7  1  bird 
Flynn  Mary  Miss,  912  Dunont 
GreisMarv  A.  Mrs.,  109  Fourth 
Goldberg  Caroline  Matlame,210  Kearny 
Hansen  S.&  K. Misses,  4  Virginia  Block 
Harris  Amelia  Jlrs.,  248  Third 
Hawley  C.  H.  Mrs.,  13  Geary 


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Holahan  Elizabeth  Miss,  424  Kearny 
Huwaril  William  H.,  107  Third 
Janscii  Maria  Mrs.,  240  Third 
Jordan  Caroline  Mrs.,  1016  .Stockton 
Kennedy  cfe  McGruder,  W2  Third 
Kie.fer  Barbara  Mrs.,  256  Third 
Leavenworth  Elise  Mrs.,  1100 Stockton 
Marks  S.  Mrs.,  412  Kearny 
Mayhew  Elizabeth  A.,  NE  cor  Pacific 

and  Kearny 
Mclntvrc  tic  Smith,  1001  Howard 
MillcrMarsaret  A.  Mrs.,  77  Fourth 
Mish  1".  Mr.s.,  7  Stockton 
Moftatt  Helen,  (widovv)  231  Sixth 
Moore  Jane  A.  Mrs.,  316H  Third 
Murphy  C'atlierine, (widow)  149  Fourth 
Myers  Mary  Mrs.,  IOCS  Howard 
Neumann  Marie  Madame,  612Kearny 
Newby  Misses,  1006  Stockton 
O'Leary  Mary  Miss,  138  Sutter 
O'Neill  Ellen  Miss,  12  Jlontgomery 
Plunkett  Lucy  Mrs.,  140  Fourth 
Pollard  <fc  McGuigan,  230  Fourth 
Kascheu  A  Connelly,  243  Third 
Reed  JIavv  tte  Annie,  231  Third 
Reynolds  Jane  Mrs.,  13S»  Fourth 
RibrdanKosina  Mrs.,  134  Kearny 
Selig  M.  Mrs., 226  Kearny 
Shear  Mary  Mrs.,  106  Third 
Shloss  E.  Mrs.,  402  and  406  Keamy,and 

1002  Stocliton 
Spring  Ellen,  (widow)  430  Sutter 
Sprod  Emma,  (widow)  109^  Ellis 
Sturgis  A.  E.  Mrs.,  824  Washington 
Verdler  Pauline  Madame, SE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Sutter 
Whyland  D.  H.  Mrs.,  59  Second 

Stillinery  Goods— Importers. 

[See  also  Fancy  Goods.] 

Blochman  Emanuel,  5  Kearny 

Cobliner  Brothers,  310  California 

Hakcr  W.  &  Hinz,  .506  Market 

HELD  ISRO'lHERS,  NE  cor  Market 
and  San  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  xvii) 

Heller  M.  &  liro.,  112  Sansom 

Hoftman  it  Co.,  19  Battery 

JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  San 
(See  adv.  register  of  names  each  al- 
ternate page) 

Kalndler,  Scellier,  Lelievre  &  Co.,  100 
Montgomery 

Lazard  Freres,  .527  Slarket 

Mish  Phenes,  20  Sansom 

Oulif,  Wiener  .fe  Dato,  537  Market 

Ross  L.  cfcCo.,  416  Market 

Sachs,  Strassburger  is  Co.,  SE  cor  Pine 
and  Sansom 

Schweitzer,    Sachs   &  Co.,  25  Batte- 

TENCE  CHARLES  &  CO.,  13  Sansom 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixii) 

Tobin,  Uavisson  &  Co.,  NW  cor  San- 
som and  Sutter 

Toplitz  Fabian,  541  Market 

BliUinery  Goods— Ketail. 

Altenberg  Rosalie  Mrs., 528  Kearny 
Banman  Sisters,  1108  Stockton 
Blochman  E.  Mrs.,  5  Kearny 
Blood  Marv  L.  Mrs.,  307  Kearny 
Butler  M.  A.  Mrs.,  28  Montgomery 
Butler  W.  .1.  Mrs.,  125  Kearny 
Carroll  Anna  G.  Miss,  24  Kearny 
Caswell  E.  E.  Mrs.,  10  Montgomery 
Chapman  C.  M..  25  Montgomery  South 
ClayDurgh  L.  Mrs.,  SW  cor  Kearny 

and  Clay 
Cohen  Meyer  A.,  1242  Folsom 
Coughlan  Anna  H.  Mrs.,30M  Second 
Cowles  G.  W.  M.  Mrs.,  132  Third 
Desmond  Joanna  Miss,  10  Second 
Dillon  tfc  Hennessey,  30  Third 
Dixon  &  Putnam,  234  Bush 
Ekstrom  Augusta  Mrs.,  1118  Dupont 
Fairbanks  Mme.,  7  Third 
Flynn  Mary  Miss,  912  Dupont 
Goldberg  Caroline  Mme.,  210  Kearny 
Hansen  S.  &  K.  Misses,  4  Virginia  Blk 
Harris  A-  Mrs.,  248  Third 
Holahan  Elizabeth  Miss,  424  Kearny 
Howard  William  H.,  107  Third 
Jansen  Maria  Mrs.,  240  Third 
Jordan  Caroline  Mme.,  1016  Stockton 
Kalndler,  Scellier,  Lelievre  &  Co.,  100 

Montgomei-y 
Kennedy  &  McGruder,  62  Third 
Kiefer  liarbara  Mrs.,  256  Third 
Leavenworth  Elise  Mrs.,  1100  Stock 
Marks  S.  Mrs.,  412  Kearny 


Mayhew  E.  A.  Mrs.,  NE  cor  Post  and 

Keamv 
Miller  M.  A.  Mrs.,  77  Fourth 
Mish  P.  Mrs.,  7  Stockton 
Moftat  Helen,  (widow)  231  Sixth 
Mongrcner  Josephine  Mrs.,  106  Geary 
Myers  Mary  Mrs.,  1005  Howard 
Neumann  Marie  Mme.,  612  Kearny 
Newt)y  Misses,  1006  Stockton 
O'Leary  Mary  Miss,  138  Sutter 
O'Neill  Ellen  Miss,  12  Montgomery 
Pollard  <fc  McGuigan,  230  Fourth 
Reynolds  Jane  Mrs.,  139  Fourth 
Riordan  Rosina  Mrs.,  134  Kearny 
Roger  Angel  Mme.,  529  Pine 
Selig  M.  Mrs.,  226  Kearny 
Shear  Mai-y  Miss,  106  Third 
Shloss  E.  Mme.,402and406Kearny,and 

1002  Stockton 
Sturges  A.  E.  Mrs.,  824  Washington 
Verdier  Pauline  Mme.,  SE  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Sutter 
Whyland  D.  H.  Mrs.,  59  Second 

BEills— Cotton  1¥addinK. 

Hahne  August  &  Co.,  441  Brannan 

Mills— Feed. 

BOWDISH  M.  8.,  SE  cor  California 
and  Battery,  and  211  Mission  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  xxxli) 
Crystal  Spring,  7  First 
Oakley's,  S.  E.  Oakley,  208  Sac 
Yolo,  H.  W.  Gray  <te  Co.,  SE  cor  Mar- 
ket and  Beale 

Mills- Flour. 

[See  also  Flour;  also  Groceries,  etc.] 
Capitol,  Deming,  Palmer  <fc  Co.,  115 

Commercial,  and  116  Sacramento 
Central,  James  N.  McCune,  117  Clay 
City,  I.  H.  Ham  <fc  Co.,  S  s  Harrison 

bet  Fourth  and  Fifth 
Clinton,  office  '221  Clay 
COMMERCIAL,  Grosh  &  Rutherford, 

NE  cor  First  and  Natomatseeadv. 

dept.  page  28) 
Genesee,  Edward  Kennedy,    Gold  bet 

Montgomery  and  Sansom 
Golden  Age,  F.  D.  Conro  &  Son,  717 

Battery 
Golden  Gate,  Horace  Davis  &  Co.,  41- 

45  First 
National,  J.  Martenstein  &  Co.,  SW 

cor  Pacific  and  Battery 
Pacific,  John  Zeile,  506  Pacific 
Pioneer,  Eiseii  Bros.,  10  Stevenson 
Wheelan's,  Wheelan  &  Co.,  NW  cor 

Washington  and  Drumm 

Mills— Paper. 

TAYLOR  S.  P.  &  CO..  (Pioneer)  office 
416  Clay  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ivii) 

Mills  — Quartz  and   Crushing. 

Gray  H.  W.  &  Co.,  SE  cor  Market  and 

Beale 
Howland  S.  W.  &  Co.,  415  Mission 
Hunt  John  D.,  office  716  Montgomery 
Thomas  C.  W.  '24  California 

Mills— Klce. 

Flint,  Peabody  &  Co.,  Sansom  nr 
Greenwich 

Greenwood  William  M.,  SW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Main 

Mills— RoUinK. 

PACIFIC  ROLLING  MILL,  (Potrero) 

office 3  Front  (see  adv.  dept.  page  v) 

Mills— Salt. 

[See  also  Salt  Stores.] 

Barton  B.  F.  A  Co.,  (Pioneer)  211  Sac 

Union  Pacific  Salt  Co.,  218  Sacramento 

Mills— Saw. 

CALIFORNIA  PLANING  MILLS, 
NW  cor  Howard  and  Spear  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  Ixvi) 

EXCELSIOR  MILL  CO.,  443  Bran- 
nan  (see  adv.  dept.  page  31) 

GRACIER  &  HE.\LD,  SE  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Beale  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  9) 

HOBBS,  GILMORE&  CO., 217  Market 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  xlv) 

MACDONALD  D.  A.  &  CO.,  217  Spear, 
and  218  Steuart  (sec  adv.  dept. 
page  xlvi) 


MECHANICS'  MILL  AND  MANU- 
FACTURING CO.,  SW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Fremont  (see  adv.  dept. 
page  33) 

Miller  A  Haley,  (Empire)  Berry  nr 
Fourth 

Racouillat  L.,  483  Brannan 

RICHARDSON,  DELI,  A  CO.,  (Beale 
St.)  NW  cor  Beale  and  Mission 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  33) 

Thomas  C.  W.,  24  Califi>rnia 

Wells,  Russell  &  Co.,  403  Mission 

Mills— TToolcn. 

Marysville,  office  SW  cor  Battery  and 

Bush 
MISSION  AND  PACIFIC,  office  517 

Market  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xc) 
Oregon  City,  office  24  Sansom 
SAN  FRANCISCO   PIONEER 

WOOLEK      FACTORY,     (Black 

Point)  office  115  Battery  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  Ixii) 
San  Jos^  Woolen  Mills,  office  319  Cal 

Mineral     IFaters  —  STatural. 

Napa  Soda  Co.,  124  Sutter 

New  Almaden  Vichy  Water  Co.,  cor 

Jackson  and  Montgomery 
Pacific  Congress  Water,  1'26  Kearny 

Mines— Owners   In. 

Beaver  George  W.,  414  California 
Bull  Alpheus,  22  Mercliants'  Exchange 
Cheever  H.  A., '25  Montgomery  Block 
Clark  Joseph,  419  California 
Collier  Fred.,  620  Market 
Conway  Edward,  338  Montgomery 
Cousins  Charles  N.,  507  Montgomery 
Cronise  William  H.  V..  402  Mont 
Crossman  James  H.,  402  Moiigoracry 
De Forest  Joseph,  '221  Clay 
DeLaMontagnie  Joseph  E.,  331  Moiit 
Downer  A.  J.,  40  Merchants'  Excli 
Earl  John  O.,  403  California 
Ellsworth  A.  JI.,  405  Front 
Fay  Caleb  T.,  428  California 
Franconi  Louis,  716  Montgomery 
Fry  John  D.,  419  California 
Gashwiler  John  W.,  438  California 
Harmon  A.  K.P.,20  Hayward's  Build- 
ing 
HarpendingAsbury,  SW  cor  California 

and  Sansom 
Hayward  Alvinza,  419  California 
Hearst  George,  419  California 
Kimball  S.  P.,  14  Merchants'  Exch 
Lent  William  M.,  419  California 
Linkton  Samuel,  419  California 
McDonald  James  M.,  402  Montgomery 
McDonald  Marion  J.,  402  Montgomery 
Minear  Ashy  P.,  404  Montgomery 
Nourse  Joseph  P.,  19  Merchants'  Exch 
Ogden  Frederick,  402  Montgomery 
Paul  A.  B.,20B  Front 
Pierce  James  P.,  315  California 
Roberts  CJeorge  D.,  SW  cor  California 

and  Sansom 
Robinson  E.  N.,  338  Montgomery 
Rose  A.  H.,  58  Stevenson's  Building 
Sloss  Louis  &  Co..  425  Sacramento 
Trench  Joseph,  611  Clay 
Wallace  George,  402  Montgomery 

Mining   Companies— Incorpo- 
rated. 

Alleghany  Consolidated  G.  M.  Co.,  37 

Merchants'  Exchange 
Allison  Ranch  M.  Co.,411M  California 
Alpha  Consolidated  M.  Co.,  419  Cal 
Altoona  Gravel  M.  Co.,  28  Merchants' 

Exchange 
Amador  M.  Co.,  410  Montgomery 
American  M.  Co.,  37  Merchant'*'  Exch 
Anch*  Consolidated  M.  Co.,  419  Cal 
Argenta  G.  &  S.  M.  Co.,  419  California 
Aurora  Consolidated   S.  M.   Co.,  302 

Montgomery 
Belcher  S.  M.  Co.,  419  California 
Best  &  Belcher  S.  M.  Co.,  419  Cal 
Black    Diamond    S.  M.  Co..  37  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
Blue  Rose  S.  M.  Co.,  419  California 
Bowden  S.  M.  Co.,  419  California 
Bromide  Flat  S.  M.  Co..  402  Mont 
Bromide  Tunnel  Co.,  331  Montgomery 
Brush  Creek  G.  &  S.  M.  Co.,  3i6  Davis 
Bucklin  S.  M.  Co.,  40  Merchants'  Exch 
Burro  Consolidated  M.  Co.,  401  Cal 
Caledonia  M.  Co.,  414  California 
Cayuga  Chief  M.  Co.,  302  Montgomery 


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Central  S.  M.  Co.,  419  California 
Chalk  Jlountain  Blue  Gravel  Co.,  37 

Mercliiinis"  Excliange 
Chollar  I'otosl  Jl.  Co.,  18  Hayward's 

Building 
Clipper  S.  .M.  Co.,  419  California 
Cole  8.  M.  Co..  IJl  (California 
Columbus  M.  Co..  419  California 
Confidence  S.  M.  Co.,  414  California 
consolidated  Virginia  M.  Co..  401  Cal 
Cordillera  G.  *  S.  M.  Co..  321  Wash 
Crown  Point  G.  and  8.  .M.  Co.,  419  Cal 
Daney  G  *  S.  M.  Co.,  419  California 
Diamond  S.  M.  Co.,  402  .Montgomery 
Kagle  Qujck>ilver  .M.  Co.,  302  .Mont 
Eastport  Coos  liay  M.   Co.,  31  Mer- 
chants' Excliange 
Eberhardt  SI.  it  -M.  Co.,  302  Mont 
Eberhardt  »fc  .\urora  Consolidated  S. 

M.  Co.,  302  .Montgomery 
El  Taste  S.  Jl.  Co.,  37  Jlerchants'   Ex 
Empire  .Mill  ii  M.  Co.,  418  California 
Empire  M.  Co.,  .SW  cor  Cal  and  San 
Eurelva  Consolidated  M.  Co.,  419  Cal 
Eurelca  (i.  M.  Co.,  414  California 
Evening  Star  No.  1  M.  Co..  302  .Mont 
Excliequer  M.  Co.,  401  California 
Flowerv  (i.  &  S.  -M.  Co.,  434  Cal 
Kresno  Quielisilver  M.  Co.,  414  Cal 
Garcia    Klume    JlUl   <fc   M.    Co.,  425 

Keamv 
George   \\^ashington   8.   M.    Co.,   331 

Jlontgomerv 
Gold  Hill  Quartz  Mill  &  M.  Co.,  414 

California 
Golden  Cliiiriot  M.  Co.,  419  California 
Gould    it  Curry  S.  M.  Co.,  22  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
Hale  A  Norcn.ss  S.  .M.  Co.,  438  Cal 
HaU  &  Van  Dyke  Cial  M.  Co.,  419  Cal 
Hamilton  Hydraulic  M.  Tunnel  Co.,  37 

Mercliaiius'  E.\change 
Hearst  S.  .M.  Co.,  4U2  Slontgomery 
Hidden  Treasure,  (Uriginall  419  Cal 
Hidden  Treasure  Consolidated  M.  Co., 

10  Express  Building 
Hope  (Jravel  M.  Co.,  29  Merchants'  Ex 
Hope  Gravel  M.  Co.  No. 2,606  Merchant 
Ida  Ellniore  .M.  Co.,  419  California 
Imperial  .S.  JI.  Co., 20  Hayward's  BIdg 
Inuependent  Coal  .M.  Co.,  107  Sansoni 
Jennie  A.  Consolidated  M.  Co.,  37  Mer- 
chants' Excliange 
Julia  G.  &  S.  M.  Co.,  419  California 
Kearsarge  S.  M.  Co.,  419  California 
Kentuck  M.  Co.,  419  California 
Keystone    Consolidated    M.    Co.,   402 

Montgomery 
Keystone  M.  Co.,  428  California 
Keystone  Quartz  -M.  Co.,  428  Cal 
Lackawana  M.  Co.,  (>14  Merchant 
Mahoganv  G.  <fc  S.  .M.  Co.,  402  Mont 
Manimotii  .•*.  M.  Co.,  419  California 
Marble  Falls  M.  Co.,  405  Front 
Maxwell  (J.  M.  Co.,  402  Montgomery 
Meadow    Vallev    Extension   M.    Co., 

4115^  Califiifnia 
Meadow  Valley  M.  Co.,4im  Cal 
Mineral  Hill  M.  Co.,  419  California 
Morning  Siar  G.  »t  .S.  .M.  Co.,  331  Mont 
ilountain  Citv  JI.  Co.,  20B  Front 
Natoma  Water.*  -M.  Co.,  529  .Market 
Nevada  Btitte  S.  M.  Co.,  438  Cal 
Neva.la  Consolidated  Blue  Gravel  Co., 

37  Merchants'  Kxchange 
Nevada  Land*  M.  Co..  30^2  -Mont 
New  .\linaden  Quicksilver  M.  Co.,  320 

California 
New  Idria  Mining  Co.,  30.5  Sansom 
New  Mexico  M.  Co.,  403  California 
Noonday  S.  M.  Co.,  419  California 
North  America  Consolidated  M.  Co., 

302  Slontgomerv 
North   Bloomlleld  "Gravel  M.  Co.,  320 

California 
North  .Star  G.  M.  Co.,  26  Hayward's 

Building 
Oneida  .S.  M.  Co.,  419  California 
Ophir  .S.  M.  Co..  45  Jlerehants'  Ex 
Oriental  S.  .M.  Co.,  418  California 
Original  Hidden  Treasure  Co.,  419  Cal 
Overman  .S.  M.  Co.,  402  .Montgomery 
Pacific  Consolidated  .M.  Co.,  422  Mont 
Phoenix  Quicksilver  M.  Co.,  SW  cor 

Clay  and  Battery 
Pinto  M.  Co.,  42t)  Montgomery 
Pitteburgh  M.  Co.,  SW  cor  California 

and  .Sanson) 
Plate  M.  Co.,  402  Montgomery 
Providence  G.  *  S.  M.  Co.,  37  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
QnicksUver  (.'<>..  305  Sansom 


Quicksilver  M.  Co.,  320  California 
Kavmonrl*  Ely  M.  Co.,  318  California 
KEDINGTON    QUICKSILVER   CO., 

.529  Market 
Rising  Star  S.  M.  Co.,  419  California 
Kockv  Mountain  Coal  <fc  Iron  M.  Co., 

440  California 
Sacramento  &  Meredith  M.  Co.,  636 

Clay 
Savage  M.  Co.,  SW  cor  Cal  and  San 
Segregated  Belcher  M.   Co.,  45  Mer- 
chants' Exchange 
Senator  S.  M.  Co.,  206  Fronti 
Sierra  Iron  Co.,  428  California 
Sierra  Nevada  G.  &  S.  M.  Co. ,402  Mont 
SilverSprout  S.  M.  Co,,  206  Front 
Silver  Star  Consolidated  S.  M,  Co.,  37 

Merchants'  Exchange 
Silver  Wave  S.  M.  Co.,  418  California 
St.  Patrick  M.  Co.,  411H  California 
SuccorMill*  M.  Co.,  77  Mont  Block 
Summit  M.  Co., 528  California 
Sutro  Tunnel  Co.,  625  Montgomery 
I'nion  Gravel  M.  Co.,  411)4  California 
Cnited  States S.  ,M.Co.,37  Mchts  Ex 
Virginias.  M.  Co.  402  Montgomery 
Washington  .M.  Co.,  206  Front 

mining  8to<ik8. 

[See  Brokers— Stock  and  Money.] 

SEirrors. 

Gump  S.  A  G.,  117  Sansom 
Kollniyer  W.  A.,  640  Washington 
NATHAN  B.  <k  CO.,  540  Kearny  (see 

adv.  register  of  names  page  71) 
NILK  MA iTHE W  D.,  ■2'25  Kearny  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  26) 
Rosenbaum  Fr.  H.  it  Co., 567  Market 
Snow  <t  Itoos,  21  Keamv 
Wiuttier,  Fuller*  Co.,"21  Front 

model  IHCakers. 

[See  also  Carvers  and  Gilders.] 
Campbell  Walter  C,  20  Fremont 
Goldspink  J .,  20  Fremont 
Grusli  J.  Hcnrv,  13  Fremont 
KALLENBEliG  THEUDURE,  lOSte- 

vcn.>>on  (sec  adv.  dept.  page  35) 
STOCK.M AN  J.  .M.,SE  cor  Mission  and 

Fremont  (see  adv.  dept.  page  15> 
Thompson  H.  W.,  131  Second 

Bloney  I>raiver — Patent. 

Parkhurst  V.  S.  W.,  314  Pine 

Bfoldings. 

[See  Carvers  and  Gliders.] 

Museums. 

Pacific  Museum  of  Anatomy,  318Mont 

9Kusic   and    IMusical    Inatru- 
nientH. 

Conlin  Thomas,  602  Market 
Eaton  Charles  S.,  138  Montgomery 
Feldbusch  <tCo.,2U7  Mont,  and  308  Bat 
Frey  William  A.,  404  Kearny 
GRAY  MATTHIAS, 625  Clay  (see  adv. 

dept.  pagexcvii) 
Keene  C.  C,  105  Montgomery 
Kohler,  Chase  <fe  Co., 633  Clay 
Meyers  A.,  924  Kearny 
Peirce  Edward  F.,  228  Sutter 
Sherinan  A  Hvde,  1.39  Keamv 
Woodworth,  Schell  &  Co.,  l2"Post 

Kusic  Dealers. 

Eaton  Charles  S.,  138  Montgomery 
Frey  William  A.,  404  Kearny 
GR.\Y  MATTUU4..S,  625  Clay 
Sherman  *  Hyde,  139  Kearny 

Musical  Instruments— Ma- 
kers. 

[See  also  Piano  Forte  Makers.] 
Burke  William  A.,  523  Pine 
Dunbar  George  F.,  203  Montgomery 
Keene  C.  C,  105  Montgomery 
MAYER  JOSEPH, Ss  Page  nrOctavia 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  32) 
Mojica  Dolores,  1027  Kearny 
Morrcll  Charles,  S  s  Hardie  PlnrKmy 
Urban  JoSf  ph,  509  Keamy 
Woodworth,  Schell  &  Co.,  12  Post 
Zech  Jacob,  563  Market 


Mustard  Mills. 

rSee  also  Coffee ;  also  Spices,  etc.] 
BERNARD  CHARLES,   707  Sansom 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxi) 
Folger  J.  A.  *  Co.,  220  Front 
Hudson  H.  C.  &  Co.,  SE  cor  Front  and 

Pine 
Loevcn  EmllA  Co.,  520  Front 
Page  Gustave  L.,  437  Brannan 
VENAKD  G.,625  Front  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  xxviii) 

ITative   "Vrines. 

Auger,  Christiansen*  Co., 409 Battery- 
Bauer  Charlis  *  Co.,  649  Commercial 
BOWEN  BROTHERS,  430  Pine 
Buena  Vista  Vinicultural  Society,  409 

Battery 
Bunemann  H.  *  Co.,  407  Commercial 
Dunn  Horace  1).  *  Co.,314  Washington 
Eberhart*  Lachman,  SE  cor  First  and 

Market,  and  531  .Market 
Ellis  *  Curtis,  40  California 
FENKIIAISEN  *  GERICHTEN,221 

California  (see  adv.  dept.  page  "23) 
Flnke  Alois,  (champagne)  SE  cor  Ma- 
son and  Greenwich 
FIN  LEY  THOMAS  E.,  113Leidesdorff 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  23) 
Groezinger  G.,  N  W  cor  Pine  and  Bat 
Haiierling  J.  C,  213  Keamy 
Keller  M.  *  Co.,NE  cor  Bat  and  Wash 
KOHLER   *    FROHLING.  626  Mont 

(See  adv.  front  cover) 
Klebs  A.,  636  Commercial 
Landsbergerl.  *  Co.,  (champagne)  425 

Jackson 
Lang  &  Co.,  8  Morton 
Lake  Viney.ard  Wine  Co.,NW  cor  San- 
som and  Jackson 
Los  .\ngeles  AVine  Growers'  Associa- 
tion, 217  Battery 
Maus.^hardt  &  Hoelscher,  136  Fourth 
MCMILLAN  &   KESTER,  714  Front 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  2) 
MENDEL  &  COALSON,  217  Battery 
Neuhaus  W.  Ed.,  411  Keamy 
PRINZ  JOHN,    49   Second   (see   adv. 

dept.  page  36) 
Putzman,Doru*  Co.,SE  cor  Third  and 

Market 
Sainsevain  Bros.,  NE  cor  Sac  and  Bat 
.Soussingcas  &  Co.,  517  Sacramento 
United  Anaheim  Wine  Growers'  Asso- 
ciation, 321  Montgomery 

IB'aturalists. 

Grnber  Ferdinand,  626  California 
Lorquin  E.  F.,  522  Pine 

Sfeckties— Manufacturers. 

Heineman  H.  M.,311  Pine 
MakinsA.  H.Mrs.,  206  Bush 
Nowell  Lizzie  C.  Miss,  143  Third 

Sfevrspaper  and  nre^vs  Agents. 

Arnold  E.  F.,  427  Kearny 
Barkhaus  F.  W.  *  D.,  535  Keamy 
Bell  *  Co.,  337  Kearny 
Betge  Robert  J.,  217  -Montgomery 
Blake  S.  C,  707  Montgomery 
Bloomfield  James  T.,  804  Washington 
Boyce   Thomas,   30    Merchants'    Ex 

change 
Burke  A.  J.,  548  Washington 
Choynski  I.  N.,  146  Second,  and  SW 

cor  Fourth  and  Jessie 
Cooper  James  K.,  746  Market 
Dacey  Jerome,  SE  cor  Fourth  andMkt 
Dunand  L.  F.,  1320  Stockton 
Eaines  .M..  1134  Market 
Falconer  H.,  60  Second 
Findlay  Robert,  Custom  House  Place 
Fisher  Luther  P.,  20  Merchants'  Exch 
Golly  J.  B.  &  Co.,  Ill  Post 
Herron  Daniel,  corMkt  and  Steuart 
Jeft'cott  Joseph,  1422  Stockton 
Johnson  Duncan,  N  s  Bran  nr  First 
Kunhardt  Fabian,  1320  Stockton 
Lake  William  B.,  12  Montgomery 
Larrabee  J.  F.,  cor  Market  and  Geary 
Looinis  William  E.,  SE  cor  Washing- 
ton and  Sansom 
Mather  &  Sinclair,  538  Market 
Mosse  D'Alva,  632  Washington 
Nicol  William,  NE  cor  Clay  and  Mont 
O'Connell  James  A.,  310  Fifth 
Patton  Alva  F.,  600  Market 
Payot  Henry  *  Co.,  620  Washington 
Pitts  Henry  A.,  408  Third 


'f 


JOMiHd,  PTTT.T.MAW  &  CO.,  113  Sansom  Street,  Straw  Hats  and  Trimmings. 
"      49 


BEDINQTON,  HOSTETTBB  &  CO.,  exclusive  Agents  for  Hostetter's  Bitters. 


770 


SAN    FRANCISCO    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Kyan  Peter  N.,  40  Fourth,  and  158  Sec- 
ond 
Sheville  Marparet,  (widow)  414  Fol 
Simsoii  Abe  1).,  34  Kearny 
Still  Charles  W.,  315  Kearny 
Still  John  H.,  315  Kearny 
Sullivan  J.  W.,  (estate  of)  609  Sansom 
White  <fe  Bauer,  413  Washington 
Tyler  Brothers,  691  Market 

iren'8papere,'Periodicals,  etc. 

ABEND  POST,  (daily    and   weekly) 
Huefuer,  Herzer  <B  Schindler,  621 
Clav 
ADVOCATE,  {weekly)Committee,  711 

Mission 
ALASKA     HERALD,     (bi-monthly) 

Agapius  Honcharenko,  611  Clay 
ALTA    CALIFORNIA,     (daily     and 
weekly)  Fred.  MacCrelllsh  <fc  Co., 
529  California 

BANCROFT'S  GUIDE,  (monthly)  A. 
L.  Bancroft  <fe  Co.,  Til  Market 

BILLIARD  ECHO,  (monthlyj  J. 
Strahle  &  Co.,  563  Market 

CALIFORNIA  DEMOKRAT.  (Ger- 
man daily)  F.  Hess&  Co.,  NW  cor 
Sacramento  and  Kearny 

CALIFORNIA  FARMER,  (weekly 
agricultural)  Warren  <fc  Co.,  320 
Clay 

CALIFORNIA  POLICE  GAZETTE, 
(weekly)  F.  L.  Harlow,  NE  cor 
Montgomery  and  Jackson 

CALIFORNIA  .STAATS  ZEITUNG, 
F.  Hess  it  Co.,  NW  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Kearnv 

CALIFORNIA  TEACHER,  (monthly) 
240  Montgomery 

CHINA  MAIL  ANb  FLYING  DRAG- 
ON, (monthly)  Fred.  Marriott,  623 
Montgomery 

CITY  GUIDE  MAP  AND  STREET 
DIRECTORY,  H.G.  Langley,612 
Clav 

COMMERCIAL  HERALD  AND 
MARKET  REVIEW,  (weekly)  J. 
H.  Carmany  <fc  Co.,  409  Wash 

COMMERCIAL  RECORD,  (tri-week- 
ly)  F.  R.  Voigt,  33  Merchants' 
Exchange 

COURRIER  DE  SAN  FRANCISCO, 
(daily  and  weekly)  E.  Derbcc,  512 
Jackson 

COURT  AND  LAW  GUIDE,  (daily) 
Harris  <fc  Co.,  511  Sansom 

DIAL,  (religious  monthly)  Dial  Pub- 
lishing Co.,  409  Washington 

EL  PROGRESO,  (semi-weekly)  A. 
Forties,  603  Washington 

ELEVATOR,  (weekly)  Philip  A.  Bell, 
616  Battery 

EUROPEAN  MAIL,  (weekly)  Fred- 
erick Marriott,  623  Montgomery 

EVANGEL,  (weekly)  Hilton  <fe 
Cheever,  414  Clay 

EVENING  BULLETIN,  (morning, 
evening,  weekly,  overland,  etc.) 
San  Francisco  Bulletin  Co.,  622 
Montgomery  iv. 

EXAMINER,  (dally  and  wj^kly)  Wil- 
liam S.JIoss  &  Co.,  .533  Wash 

FIGARO,  (dramatic  daily)  John  P. 
Bugardus,  532  Merchant 

FREIGHT  CIRCULAR,  (monthly)  J. 
H.  Carmanv  &  Co.,  409  Wash 

GOLDEN  CITY,  (weekly)  J.  McD. 
Foard  &  Co.,  636  Sacramento 

GOLDEN  ERA,  (weekly)  G.  B.  Dens- 
more  <fe  Co  .  .543  Clay 

GRAND  ARMYGAZETTE,(bi-month- 
ly)  Committee,  548  Washington 

GUIDE,  (tri-weekly)  B.  C.  Vandall, 
521  Clay 

HEALD'.S  COLLEGE  JOURNAL, 
(monthly)  24  Post 

HEBREW,  (weekly)  Philo  Jacoby,  420 
Montgomery 

HEBREW  OBSERVER,  (weekly 
William  Saalburg,  ,502  Mont 

HOLIDAY  JOURNAL,  (annually 
Wentworth  &  Boruck,  302  Mont    « 

IRISH  NEWS,  (weekly)  Jeffrey  Nu- 
nan,  432  Montgomery 

L'AVENIR  NATIONAL,  (weekly) 
Paul  Hcitzcberg,  603  Washington 

L*ECO  DELLA  PATRIA,  (semi 
weekly)  Federico  Blesta,  63"  Wash- 
ington 

LA  SOCIEDAD,  (semi-weekly)  Fred- 
erick Epson,  SW  cor  Sansom  and 
Jackson 


LA  VOCE  DEL  POPOLO,     Charles 

Dondero.  6(13  Washington 
LA     VOZ    DEL     NUEVO    MUNDO, 

Felippe  Fierro,  728  Montgomery 
LAW     BULLETIN,    (quarterly)     8. 

Whitney,  613  Clay 

LENATIOS'AL,  (weekly)  T.  Thiele& 

Co..  SW  cor  Jackson  and  Sansom 

LIVING  WAY,  (religious,  monthly) 

John  H.  Carmanv  &  Co.,  409  Wash 

MASONIC  MIRROR,  (weekly)  Bish 

op.  Sherman  &  Carrick,  608  Market 

MONITOR,  (weekly;  Lyons  &  Barry, 

622  Clay 
MORNING   CALL,  (daily)  San  Fran- 
cisco Call  Co., 523  Montgomery 

NEW  AGE,  (weekly)  421  Mont 

NEWS  OF  THE  WORLD,  (monthly) 
Frederick  MacCrcUish  &  Co.,  529 
California 

OCCIDENT,  (religious  weekly)  Rev. 
Sylvester  Woodbridge,  326  Sansom 

OLD  DOMINION,  (monthly)  Ball  & 
Avers,  315  California 

OVERLAND  MONTHLY,  J.  H.  Car- 
many  &  Co.,  409  Washington 

PACIFIC,  (weekly)  J.  H.  Carmany  & 
Co.,  409  Washmgton 

PACIFIC  APPEAL,  (weekly)  Peter 
Anderson,  SW  cor  Sansom  and 
Merchant 

PACIFIC  BUSINESS  COLLEGE 
REVIEAV,  (monthly)  Vinsonhaler 
<fe   Co.,  2M  Post 

PACIFIC  CHURCHMAN,  (Episco- 
pal, monthly)  Cubery  &  Co.,  536 
Market 

PACIFIC  LAW  REPORTER,  Wil- 
liam Avres  &  Co.,  310  Washington 

PACIFIC  "MEDICAL  AND  SURGI- 
CAL JOURNAL,  (monthly)  J.  H. 
Carmanv  <fe  Co..  409  Wash 

PACIFIC  YOUTH,  (weekly)  629  Clay 

PACIFIC  RURAL  PRESS,  (weekly) 
Dewev  <fc  Co.,  414  Clav 

people's  JOURNAL,  517  Clay 

PIONEER,  (weekly)  Mrs.  Emily  Pitts 
Stevens,  420  Montgomery 

REAL  E.STATE  ADVERTISER, 
(monthly)  Badlam  &  Berry,  418 
Montgomery 

REAL  ESTATE  CIRCULAR, 
(monthly)  C.  D.  Carter,  410  Cal 

KESOURChS  OF  CALIFORNIA, 
(quarterly)  Wentworth  &  Boruck, 
302  Montgomery 

SAN  FRANCISCO  CHRONICLE, 
(daily)  Charles  DeYoung  <fc  Co., 
.504  Montgomery 

SAN  FRANCISCO  MARKET  RE- 
VIEW, (weekly)  J.  H.  Carmany  &. 
(io.,  409  Washington 

SAN  FRANCISCO  NEWS  LETTER 
AND  CALIFORNIA  ADVERTI- 
SER, (weekly)  F.  Marriott ,  623 
Montgomery 

SATURDAY  MATINEE,  (weekly) 
423  Washington 

SCIENTIFIC  PRESS,  (weekly) 
Dewey  k  Co..  414  Clay 

SON  NT  AGS -G  AST,  Cohnheim, 
Burckhardt  &  Reese,  522  Clay 

SPARE  HOUR,  (weekly)  Rev.  H.  H. 
Sawtelle,  414  Clay 

SPECTATOR,  (weekly)  C.  A.  Klose, 
710  Washington 

SPIRIT  OF  THE  TIMES  AND  UN- 
DERWRITERS  JOURNAL, 
(weekly)  Chase  &  Boruck,  SW  cor 
Jackson  and  Sansom 

STATE  ALMANAC  AND  HAND- 
BOOK OF  STATISTICS,  (annual) 
H.  G.  Langley,  612  Clay 

STATE  AND  PACIFIC  COAST 
BUSINESS  DIRECTORY,  H.  G. 
Langley,  612  Clay 

STOCK  CIKCULAR,  (weekly)  J.  H. 
Carmanv  &  Co.,  409  Washington 

STOCK  REPOKT,  (dally  and  weekly) 
Wheeler  &  Co.,  56  Merchants'  Ex- 
change 

TRADE  OF  THE  PACIFIC,  (quar- 
terly' H.  G.  Langley,  612  Clay 

TRANSCRIPT  OF  RECORDS,  (daily) 
Hope,  McKillop  &  Co.,  317  Cal 

VOICE  OF  ISRAEL,  (weekly)  M. 
Weiss,  511  Sacramento 

WOMAN'S  PACIFIC  COAST  JOUR- 
NAL, (monthly)  Mrs.  Carrie  F. 
Young,  424  Montgomery 

WORLD'S  CRISIS,  (semi-monthly) 
J.  L.  Hopkins 


WRECK  REGISTER,  (annually)  C. 
T.  Hopkins,  318  California 

IFeivspaper    Correnpondents. 

Halley   W^illiam,    (Toronto    Globe)  44 

Merchants'  Exchange 
Kenny  Frank  G.,  (N.  Y.  Herald)  532 

day 

Notaries  Public. 

Blood  J.  H.,  23  Montgomery  Block 
Bromley  W.  L.,  331  Montgomery 
Carson  James  G.,  6f6  Clay 
Chever.H  W.  H.,  626  Jlontgomery 
(nittenden  Parker,  340  Mont 
Gorhani  John,  509  Montgomery 
Hamill  John,  422  Montgomery 
Herman  Samuel,  424  Montgomery 
Juice  E.  v..  6  Merchant.s'  Exchange 
Lawton  Franklin,  221  Mimtgumery 
Mavnard  John  C,  408  Montgimiery 
McKenzie  John  W.,  401  California 
Meagher  Michael,  439  California 
Jlessec  Isaac  ti.,  406  Montgomery 
Neumann  Paul,  430  California 
Saunders  J.  Douglass,  418  Jlontgomery 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  till  Montgomery 
Sutter  Emile  V.,  6()6  Merchant 
Thibault  Frederick  J.,  442   California 
Tibbey  Henry  S.,  6U4  Jloiitgomery 
Wegener  Frederick  O.,  336  Mont 

HTurBCrles. 

Allen  Hugh,  cor  Buchanan  and  Mc- 
Allister 

Appleby  Thomas,  NE  cor  Twenty-sec- 
ond and  Alabama 

Brocq  Alfred,  cor  Twenty-first  Av  and 
J,  South  San  Francisco 

Chandler  George  C,  sW  cor  Bryant 
and  Eleventh 

Collie  &  Stewart,S  sPostnr  Broderick 

Kclscy  William  F.,  317  W'asliiiigton 

Leonard  James  H.,  SW  cor  Valencia 
and  Quinti 

Meherin  Thomas,  NE  cor  Oregon  and 
Battery 

Meyer  William  &  Co.,  27  Geary 

Neely  David,  NE  cor  Twentieth  and 
Folsom 

O'Hare  John,  N  s  Twentieth  bet  Har- 
rison and  Treat  Avenue 

Patterson  William,  San  Bruno  Road 
3ii  miles  from  City  Hall 

Reimer  Edward  L.,  SE  cor  Nineteenth 
and  Folsom 

Vivien  August,  cor  Eddy  and  Market 

IljurseB. 

Ames  Mary,  (widow)  E  s  Laguna  nr 

Lilv 
Anderson  M.  Mrs.,  266  Minna 
Benson  Elizabeth,  (wide  w)  310  Minna 
Brown  Maria,  (colored)  1616  Liav 
Cain  Elizabeth,  (widow)  ji.j  Union 
Coppinger  Mary,  (widow)  305  Union 
Davis  C.  Mrs.,  316  Folsom 
Davis  Mary  C.  Mrs.,  447  Tehama 
Dolan  Margaret,  (widow)  405  Natoma 
Earle  Mary  Mrs.,  217  Minna 
Elford  Jane  R.  Mrs.,  918>ii  Folsom 
Farnum  Mary,  (widow)  225  (J'Farrell 
Finnigan  Catherine,  1139  Howard 
Flannery  Edward,  (widow)  305  Union 
Foote  H.  M.,  417  O'Farrell 
Ford  Slary  Mrs.,  '227  Perry 
Green  Jacob,  1100  .Stockton 
Johnson  Hannah  B.,  1215  Mason 
Johnston  Ann  Mrs.,  1U36  Folsom 
Kalis  M.  Mrs.,  1521  Dupont 
Kane  M.  Mrs.,  SW  cor  Dupont  and 

Broadway 
Kelly  Julia,  (widow)  SE  cor  First  and 

Folsom 
Lovejoy  Mary,  (widow)  1025  Mission 
Magulre  Mary,  (widow)  456  Minna 
McAuley  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  15  Clinton 
McDermott  Bridget  Mrs.,  519  Steven- 
son 
McDonald  Charles  Mrs.,  909  Vallejo 
McGee  Jane  Mrs.,  918  Dupont 
McGuire  Bridget  Mrs.,  428  Clementina 
McLatchie  Margaret  Miss,  10  Harriet 
Middleton  Martha  Miss,  Mississippi  nr 

Solano 
Mintz  Matilda  Mrs., 24  Gearv 
Morris  Jane,  (widow)  976  Folsom 
Munson  Mary,  (widow)  W  s  Nevada 

nr  Harrison 
Murray  Mary,  (widow)  740  Howard 
Murray  Mary  A.,  (widow)  657  Minna 


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Nautry  Mary,  (widow)  634  Vallejo 
Nolan  Mary,  (widow)  305  Union 
Oxford  Sopliia  C.  Miss,  441  Matoma 
Parltcr  Ann,  (widow)  NE  cor  Kearny 

and  Union 
Parker  Mary,  (widow)  638  Minna 
Perry  Sarah  S.,  233  Sixth 
Perry  S.  S.  Mrs.,  612  California 
Peterson  A.  M.,  Airs.,  217  Third 
Preston  Margaret  51.,  36  Morton 
Quirk  N.  (widow)  657  Minna 
Rees  T.  A.  Mrs.,  749  Howard 
Reynolds  Mary  Mrs.,  156  Clara 
Riley  Anne,  (widow)  106Natoma 
Roos  J.  De  Mrs.,  27  Morton 
Schlicht  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  5  Mason 
Shaw  Elizabeth,  (widow)  180S  Taylor 
Singer  Mina,  (widow)  616  Battery 
Slevin  Rosanna,  (widow) 463  Natoma 
Smith  Angelica,  (widow)  934  Har 
SpuUer  Amelia  Mrs.,  1012  Leav 
Swain  S.  Mrs.,  128  Kearny 
Terry  Elizabeth,  (widow)  259  Stev 
Thompson  Mary  Mrs.,  75  Minna 
Trumniel  Amelia  Mrs.,  730  Harrison 
Winn  Marj-  Mrs.,  Sansom  nr  Union 

Oak  um— ]|f  anufactur  e  rs . 

TUBBS  &  CO.,  611  Front 

Oculists  and  Aurists. 

[See  also  Physicians.] 
Barkan  Adolph,  722  Montgomery 
Dudley  David  E.,  24  Post 
Dunning  Orson,  SVV  cor  Sansom  and 

Jackson 
Gardanowsky  E.  A.,  765  Mission 
Marcovich  John  P., 5  Stevenson 
Martinache  X.  J.,  21  Post 
Morgan   &    Wilton,    (Infirmary)    526 

Kearny 
Neil  Edward  H.,  639  Market 
Pardee  E.  H.,  Til  Clav 
Pilkington  John  B.,  4  Brenham  Place 
Powers  George  H.,  14  Kearny 
Smith  William  F.,  313  Bush 
Suydam  Mary  A.,  (widow)  agent,  128 

Kearny 

Oil  and  Paint  IVorks. 

PACIFIC  OIL  AND  LEAD  WORKS. 

ottice  3  Front  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  v) 

LOW  C.  ADOLPHE  Jc  CO.,  (agents) 

208  Cal  (see  adv.  dept.  page  20) 

Oil  Clothing. 

[See  also  Clothing.] 
Appel  Samuel,  25  Drumm 
Newman  John,  411  Washington 
Sutton  Charles  Jr.,  34  California 

Oil  Cloths. 

[See  Carpets.] 
BURNHAM  J.  W.  &  CO.,  618  Market 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  17) 
Edwards  Frank  G.,  628  Clay 
Gullixson  Henry  A.,  687  Market 
Hardie  it  Fredericks,  cor  Sansom  and 

Market 
Kennedy  E.  C,  217  Bush 
McElwee  Ji  Stringer,  751  Market 
Mitchell  &  Bell,  bOb  Clay 
Nelson  John  G.,  64)  Market 
Plum,  Bell  <fc  Co.,  24  Post 
Schlueter  &  Volberg,  14  Third 
Walter  D.  N .  &  E.  &  Co.,  cor  Battery 

and  Market 


Oil  Dealers. 

[♦Importers.] 
[See  also  Coal  Oil ;  also  Lamp  Dealers ; 

also  Paints,  Oils  and  Glass.] 
Allyne  &  White,  121  California 
♦COX  &  NICHOLS,  316  Washington 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxv) 
tDARLING  <fe  CO.,  629  Washington 
♦Dietz  A.  C.  it  Co.,  224  Front 
Dow  Martin,  124  Second 
Hi^gins  <&  Collins,  1  Market 
♦Hollub  &  Co.,  200  Front 
Hutchlngs  &  Finlayson,  ,517  Front 
Isaac  J.  &  Co.,  (essential)  513  Sansom 
Johnson  J.  R.,  415  Front 
Newman  John,  411  Washington 
PACIFIC  OIL  AND  LEAD  WORKS, 

Kingnr  Third  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  v) 
♦REDINGTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO., 

529  Market 
Stott  Alexander,  512  Sansom 


♦SULLIVAN,  KELLY  &  CO.,NW  cor 
Front  and  Pine  (see  adv.  dept.  page 
xx.x) 
•Taylor  F.  B.  &  Co.,  113  Front 
Vagts  <fe  Gallardo,  36  Fremont 
♦Wliittier,  Fuller  <fc  Co.,  SW  cor  Front 
and  Pine 

Oil  Dealers— machine. 

Allyne  &  White,  121  California 

Dietz  A.  C.  6L  Co.,  224  Front 

Hucks  <fc  Lambert,  145  Minna,  and  320 

Jackson 
Hutchings  <t  Finlayson,  517  Front 
PACIFIC  OIL  AND  LEAD  WORKS, 

King  nr  Third  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  v) 
Pcttit  it  Co.,  209  Drumm 
KEDINGTUN,  HOSTETTER  &  CO., 

529  Market 
Stringer  W.  &  Co.,  70  Oregon 
SULLIVAN,  KELLY  &  CO.,  NW  COr 

Front  and  Pine 
Taylor  F.  B.  &  Co.,  113  Front 
Vagts  <t  Gallardo,  36  Fremont 

Opium  Importers. 

Furrer  Emil,  429  Battery 

Optical  Ooods. 

ALGER  JAMES  &  CO.,  311  Mont  (see 

adv.  register  of  names  page  71) 
Ewing  Charles  G.,  Ill  Montgomery 
HOUSEVVOIUH  THOMAS  Js  CO.,319 
Montgomery  (see  adv.  fi-ont  cover) 
Joseph  Nathan  &  Co.,  619  Washington 
LEVl.SON  bUOlHERS,  629  Wash 
Sack  John  C,  2u3  Montgomery 

Opticians. 

[See   also   Mathematical    Instrument 

Makers.] 
ALGER  JAMES  it  CO.,  311  Mont  (see 

adv.  register  of  names,  page  71) 
Ewing  Charles  G.,  Ill  Montgomery 
Hess  Charles,  519  Kearny 
HOUSEWORTH    THOMAS    &    CO., 

319iMoniisee  adv.  front  cover) 
MuUer  C.,205  Montgomery 
O'Neill  John,  352  Fourth 
lloach  John,  540  Washington 
Sack  John  C,  203  Montgomery 

Ores  and  Aletals. 

[See  also  Assayers.] 
Cross  <fc  Co.,  316  California 
Davidson  Donald  &  Co.,  338  Mont 
Greeuman  J.  F.,  409  California 
Heaih  Nathaniel,  302  Montgomery 
Howlaud  S.  W.  Ji  Co.,  415  Mission 
Kraner  Philip  H.,  405  Front 
Price  Thomas,  416  Montgomery 
SELHY  T.  H.  <fc  CO.,  116  California 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  xiil) 

Organ  Builders. 

MAYER  JOSEPH,  S  s  Page  nr  Octa- 
via  (see  adv.  dept.  page  32) 


Orthopedical    Instrument 
Maker. 

Deligne  Jules,  624  Washington 

Oysters— Dealers  In. 

Anderson  Henry  C,   45  Washington 

Market 
Corvillo,  Emerson  &  Co.,  410  Pine 
Fenu  F.  C.  M.,  NE  cor  Commercial 

and  Leidesdorff 
Foster  Thomas  J.,  89  California  Mkt 
Giusti  Joseph,  105  California  Market 
Howes  John,  504  Sansom 
John.sou  Frank,  SE  cor  Clay  and  Leid 
Lavignac  Louis,  Long  Bridge 
Ludlum  Anthony,  644  Mission 
Mayes  George,  40  California  Market 
MORGAN  <fc  CO.,  87  California  Mar- 
ket (see  adv.  register  of  names  op- 
posite page) 
Pacific  Oyster  Co.,  27  San  Francisco 

Market 
Scootly  P.  M.  1420  Taylor 
Shoalwater  Bay  Oytter  Co., 89  Califor- 
nia Market 
Tesmore  Solomon,  57  California  Mkt 
}\  arren  &  Co.,  92  (Jalifornia  Market 
Wlnant  William,  24  MetropoUtan  Mkt 

Oyster-Saloons. 

Althof  Theodore  &  Ernest.  626  Mkt 
Anderson  Henry  C.,  45  Wash  Mkt 


Brady  <fe  Brady,  Occidental  Market 
Briant  Joseph,  17  Occidental  Market 
Buditch  <t  Nicholos,  326  Kearny 
Cate  F.  U.,  107  Sansom 
Combes  John  C,  SE  cor  Second  and 

Tehama 
Conrades  Ferdinand,  612  Market 
Corville,  Emerson  &  Co.,  410  Pine 
Gerichien  &  Wappcll,  337  Bush 
Giusti  Joseph,  105  California  Market 
Haacke  Charles,  25  Third 
Johnson  Frank,  SE  cor  Clay  and  Lei- 

desdorfl' 
Lahusen  Henry,  324  Montgomery 
Manning  Alfred  W.,  (sUiiid)  534  iVIont 
Manning  lUnry  J. ,522  Montgomery 
Marshall  Joseph  S.,  (stand)    NE  cor 

i  rout  and  Sacramento 
Mayer  Charles,  Grand  Central  Market 
Mayes  George,  40  California  Market 
Meehaii  Edward,  NE  cor  Washington 

and  Kearny 
Moraghan  Michael  B.,  68  Cal  Market 
Olmsted  John  C,  329  Montgomery 
Peterson  &  Slulir,50  California  Market 
Race  William  W.,  7  Merchants'  Ex 
Ross  William  M.,  43  Sacramento 
Sbarboro  Giovanni,  432  California 
Spreen  <fc  Davis,  640  Market 
Tesmore  Solomon,  57  Cal  Market 
Thiele  A.  Louis,  301  Bush 
Tobias  (t  Co.,  Grand  Central  Market 
Von  Hertzen  Charles,  430  Bush 
Wainwright  Wilhara,219  Cahfoniia 
Winant  Mark,24  Metropoliuin  Market 
Woters   Frank,  SW   cor  Fourth   and 

Berry 

Packets. 

[See  also  Steamships  and  Steamboat 
Lines;  also  Shipping  and  Forwarding.] 
Albion  and  Noyo,  pier  7  Steuart 
Alviso  and  San  Jos^,  foot  Vallejo 
Auckland  and  Sydney,  Macondray  & 

Co.,  206  Sansom 

Augustine,  Heard  <fe  Co.'s  Line  from 

Hongkong,  Williams,  Blanchard  & 

Co.,  218  CaUfornia 

Australia,  Macondray  <fe  Co.,  206  San 

Australian  and  Melbourne,  W.  Schlei- 

den,  504  Battery 
Bodega  Line.  Washington  St.  Wharf 
BOOKER  W.  L.,  (Royal  Mail  Steam) 

319  California 
Boston  Line,  Flint,  Peabody  <fe  Co.,  408 

Cal,  and  J.  M.  Glidden,218  Cal 
Caduc's  Line,  foot  Washington 
California  and  Victoria,  Coffin  &  Pat- 
rick, 331  East 
CALIFORNIA  LINE,Platt(fe  Newton, 
SW  cor  California  and  Front  (see 
dept.  pagexxiii) 
Coleman's  California  and  New  York 
Line,  SW  cor  California  and  Front 
Colorado  River  Line,  G.  A.  Johnson  <fc 

Co.,  61"  Front 
Coos  Bay  &  Columbia,  A.  M.  Simpson, 

1  Howard 
Eden  Landing,  Clay  Street  Wharf 
Freeport,  Washington  Street  Wharf 
Glidden  &  Williams'  Line,  Williams, 
Blanchard   &   Co.,  218  California, 
Flint,  Peabody  &  Co.,  408  Califor- 
nia, and  J.  M.  Glidden,  218  Cal 
Gualala  Line,  pier  4  Steuart 
Guaymas,  Rodgers,  Meyer  <Sc  Co.,  212 

Battery 
HAWAIIAN  LINE  TO  HONOLULU. 
Williams,  Blanchard   &    Co.,  218 
California 
HONGKONG,  Koopmanschap  &  Co., 
SW  cor  California  and  Davis,  and 
Macondrav  &  Co.,  206  Sansom 
HONOLULU  ItEGULAR  DISPATCH, 
J.  C.  MerrUl  <fe  Co.,  204  California 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxiii) 
Humboldt   &   Puget    Sound,  pier  10 

Steuart 
Humboldt  Bay,  34  Market 
Independent  Line.  (Stockton)   Wash- 
ington Street  Wharf 
Mendocino,  W.  B.   Holcomb,  pier  13 

Steuart 
Merchants'  Express  Line,  N.  T.,  NW 

cor  California  and  Front 
Merchants'  Line  (Victoria)  31S  Front 
Merchants'  Transportation   Line,   900 

Front 
Mexican  and  South  American,  504  Bat 
Kapa  City,  foot  Commercial 
New  York  and  Marsh  Landing  Line, 
Miasion  St.  Wharf 


JONES.  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  136  Sansom  St.,  Ladies' and  Gentlemen's  Linen  Handkerchief* 


MASON  &  POLTjAKD'S  PILLS  cure  Fever  and  Ague, 


772 


SAN    FRANCISCO    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


Navarro   and  Biisaian    River,   H.    B. 

'I'lfhftiKir  <fe  Co.,  42  Market 
NEW    YORK    LINKS-A.  DiliWcc,  38 

Ciilin.nila;  DeWItt,  Kittle  A   Co., 

NW  cor Caliloniia anil  Front;  Geo. 

Howes  &  Co.,30i  California;  Moore 

&Co.,NKcor  California  and  Pavis; 

I'latt  &  Newton,  SW  cor  California 

an.l  Front;    Uos3,  Dempster  &  Co., 

W,     California;     Williams,    blan- 

ciiard  &  Co.  218  Cal,  (agents) 
OrcRon  Line,204  California 
OreRon  Line,  office  419  Front 
Faclieco  Line,   Fassett,  McCauUey  <b 

Co.,  22i''  Clay 
I'etaluma  Line.  <'om  St  Wharf 
I'etaliima  Star  Line,  117  Clay 
Port  Discovery  Line,  S.  L.  Mastlck  & 

Co.,  pier  id  Sleuart 
Tort     Orloril,    Navarro   and   Russian 

Kivir,  11.  B.  Tichenor  <fc  Co.,  42 

Market 
Portland  Line.,  P.  C.  Dart,  419  Front 
Fu!,'i!t  Sound  andVictoria  Line,  piers  1, 

:t,  4,  9. 10, 12,  and  17  Steuart 
RECJULAK    LINE    OREGON,    J.    C. 

Jlerrill   A  Co.,  204  California  {see 

adv.  dent,  page  xxiii))  _ 

ROYAL     SiaIl    SIEAM     PACKET 

CO.,  W.  L.  Booker,  319  California 

(see  adv.  rtept.  pa^e  xwii) 
Sacramento  Dispatch,  oflice  228  Clay 
Sacramento,  (Greene's)  NE  cor  1  ront 

and  Sacramento 
San  Leandro  Line.  Clay  Street  Wharf 
San  I'ahlo  Line,  Ciav  Street  Wharf 
Santa  Cruz  and  Watsonville,Goodall  & 

Nelson,  NB  cor  East  and  Clay 
Sonoma  Line.  Joseph  Henry,  Market 

Street  Wharf 
Southern  Dispatch  Line,  N.  Pierce,  N 

W  cor  Caliiornia  and  Davis 
Southern  Line,  (!.  L.  DeBluis  &  Co.,  N 

E  cor  Drumm  and  Jackson 
Star  Line,  J.  N.  McCime.  117  Clay 
Stockton  Line.  Clav  Street  Wharf 
SUTTON  it  CO.'S  DISPATCU,  New 

York,  302  California 
Trinidad  Mill  Co.'s  Line,  pier3  Steuart 
Union  Packet  Line,  Com.  St.  Wharf 
Victoria,  (Merchants' Line)  318   Front 
Warm  Springs  Line,  Rider,  Soniers  <fc 
Co.,  22  Market 

PiUl  and  Tub  Manufacturer*. 

ARMES  &  DALLAM,  215  Sacramento 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxxiii) 

HOWES  E.  K.  &  CO.,  r22  Front  (see 
adv.  register  of  names,  page  339) 

IPainters— Coach. 

[See  also  Carriage  Manufacturers.] 
Cunningham  James,  9.W  Folsom 
Donohue  Pairick,  716  Sansom 
Griswold  A  Berry,  110  Main 
Henry  A  Clark.  31  Eddy 
McKeovvn  'fhomas,  92B  Harrison 
Morgans  Charles,  850  Howard 
O'Brien  Patrick  J  ,  498  Eighth 
Rvan  Patrick,  531  Cilifornia 
Sinith  J.  O'N.,  770  Mission 

Painters  —  Ilonse,    Sign,  and 
Ornamental. 

Anderson  John  F.,  (col'd)  958  Mission 

Beatty  John  J..  140  Third 

Becker  <fc   Ahlers,  SE    cor    Fremont 

and  Mission 
Bergner  J.  Alfred.  230  Mission 
Bernard  Charles  A.,  NEcor  Clay  and 

Montg'imery 
Bloomer  Hiram  G.,  NE  cor  Clay  and 

Jlontgomery 
Bonavia  Nicholas,  572  Folsom 
Brandt  Bernard  L.,  220  Battery 
Brewster  John,  529  Kearny 
Bruce  Lewis  P..  725  Broadway 
Uurke  Thomas,  917  Mark.-t 
Ca-^ey  it  Wade,  70i  Market 
Cherry  John  W.,  108  .Sutter 
Chesier  Samuel,  E  s  Drumm  nr  Jack 
Coleman  John  E.  W.,  924  Folsom 
Coonev  &  B;other,  745  Mission 
Corbefl  &  .Murphy,  126  Sutter 
Courtenay  Charles,  20  Geary 
De  Wulf  Bernard  J.,  211  Fourth 
Deferrari  (}.  B.,  1104  Dupont 
Denlke  William  J.,  '207  Stevenson 
Doisett  E.  F.,  SE  cor  S^c  and  How 
Donovan  &  Conway,  '209  Sixth 
Donovan  <t  Hayes,  219  Davis 


Downing  &  Co.,  fil5  Mission 

Emerson  N.  S.,842  Clay 

English  Michael,  140  Third 

Fick  August,  120  Dupont 

Franck  (Jeort/e, 'iti:!  Jessie 

Frank  A.  W.,  820  Washington 

Frost  &  Richards,  10  Morton 

Gailsbv  Elijah  11.,  .')85  Market 

Gibb  Gavin  J   W.,  (538  Sacramento 

Gilraan  .t  Mellon,  414  Sansom 

Gimpel  cfc  Dunphy.  733  Market 

(irimth  J.  B.,  Ill  LeidcsdortV 

Hermann  John  B..  841  Dupont 

Hopps  ct  Sons,  216  Sansom 

Jones  Franklin  L.,  6  Hardie  Place 

Kennedy  John  F.,  SE  cor  New  Mont' 
g(iiii'iM-v  ami  Jc5sic 

KircbliotV  A  .Milh-r,  1009  Folsom 

Koch  William  (J.,  21  Geary 

Layzell  U.,  213  Dupont 

Lee  ik  Barrows,  51  Halleck 

Lord  Andrew  .1.,  707  Market 

Luhr  Ernst,  23H^<   Kitch 

Lvdon  Daniel.  33  Sixth 

M'ahlsledl  it  Hoitznian.  5'20  Pine 

Manseil  Fred  A  Co.,  412  Pine 
McAlpin  A  tJrev,  116  Jackson 
McHugh  &  Mcl'herson,  331  Pine 
Millnian  A  Smith,  cor  Valencia  and 

Sixteenth 
Moran  Bernard,  1616  Pacific 
Nichols  A  Lubbock.  336  Fifth 
Noble  A  Gallagher.  437  Jackson 
Nolan  A  llogan.  213  Pine 
Nutz  Fred.  141  Fifth 
Pellegrine  Fred,  (fresco)  625  Merchant 
Quad't  John,  206  Dupont 
Quince  C.  C,  940  Market 
Rave  William  11.,  122  Post 
Kubinson  W.  J.   X.,  NW  cor  Second 

and  Jessie 
Roper  Eilward,  511  Commercial 
Rosekrans  Henry  M.,  108  Sutter 
Rosewell  &  Ballinger,  1014  Market 
Schofield  A  Whittle, Mills'  Place 
ShuU  Louis  D.,  106  Montgomery  Block 
Shuliis  Edw.ard,  209  Mason 
Simpson  A  Lemon,  216  Sansom 
Smith  A  McBride,  809  Market 
St.  Denis  J  ules,  1006  Kearny 
SUinderwick  James  S.,  607  Merchant 
.Sykes  Charles  H.,  573  Mission 
TUlson  Charles,  21  Geary 
Tomskv  Louis,  406  M(mtgomery 
Vorrat'h  A  JIullcr,  12(14  Larkin 
Wa<'ener  A  R  soke.  l.')12  Stockton 
Wales  A  sehwals,  9  I'aylor 
WASON   A    MORRIS,   38   California 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  11) 
Whitaker  John  W.,  638  Sacramento 
Wiggin  William  K.,  806  Montgomery 
Wilke  F.  G.  O.,  NW  cor  Second  and 

Jessie 
Wilson  A  Monlton,  516  Davis 


Painters— T>  andscape 
marine. 


and 


Arrlola  Fortunato,  404  Green 
Bloomer  H.  R.,  1012  Taylor 
Burgess  tieorge  A.,  216  Bush 
Butman  Freo  A.,  331  Kearny 
Claveau  Antoine.  613  Stockton 
Denny  G.  J.,  611  Clay 
Eastman  Harrison,  1123  Clay 
Holdredge  R.  G.,  12  Montgomery 
Key  John  R.,  216  Bush 
Kipps  A.  K.,  615  Sacramento 
Marple  W.  L.,  1313  Jackson 
Nahl  Bros.,  12  Montgomery 
Narjot  Ernest,  NWcor  Union  and  Pow 
Richardson  Edward,  240  Montgomery 
Tracy  J.  M.,  655  Washington 
Walker  Samu<'l,  232  Sutter 
Wandcsforde  Juan  B.,  10  DeBoom 
Whymper  Frederick,  432  Montgomery 

Painters — Portrait,  etc. 

Arrlola  Fortunato,  404  Green 
Bloomer  H.  R.,  1012  Taylor 
Brookes  Samuel  M.,  611  Clay 
Burgess  George  H.,  216  Bush 
Claveau  A.,  (scenic)  613  Stockton 
Dl  Sprosetty  E.  Z.,  11  Kearny 
Eastman  Emily  R.  Mrs.,  (retoucher) 

109  Third 
Grey  W.  Vallance,  19  Ellis 
Harrington  Joseph  A.,  432  Mont 
Hcrtel  Edward,  S  s  Washington  bet 

Stockton  and  Powell 
Kaltschmidt  Oscar,  410  Kearny 
Keller  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  230  Kearny 
Kipps  A.  K.,  615  Sacramento 


Lai  Y'ong.  (Chinese)  743  Washington 
McHenry  Ada  M.  Mrs.,  22  Louisa 
Merck  Charles,  605  Sacramento 
Nahl  Brothers,  12  Montgomery 
Peters  Pearl  L.,  331  Kearny 
Richardson  Edward,  '240  Montgomery 
Rogers  Charles,  904  Montgomery 
Romanes  Elizabelh  Miss,  23  Kearny 
Rouse  Charles,  (retimcher)  645  Market 
Shaw  Stephen  W..  1511  Taylor 
Vaugban  J.  W.,  6  O'Farrell 
Walker  S..  232  Sutter 
AVandesforde  Juan  B.,10  DeBoom 
AVhcelir  Martha  M.  Mrs.,  429  Mont 
Wise  James,  645  Market 
Winter  Robert,  620  Washington 

Paints,  Oils  and  Olass. 

[♦Importers.] 
Allen  George  F.,  719  Market 
Bancle  Edward,  426  Sansom 
•Bass,  Newman  A  Co.,  735  Market 
Beatty  John  J.,  140  Third 
CALIFORNIA  CHEMICAL  PAINT 

CO.,  408  California 
Coulson  Robert,  130  Fourth 
Deane  James  R.,  318  Clav 
*l)ietz  A.  C.  A  Co.,  '224  Front 
Dow  Martin,  124  Second 
Gruenberg  Max.  513  Market 
♦Ilollub  A.  &  Co.,  200  Front 
James  Wallace  T.,  .S29  Kearny 
*LOW  C.  ADOLPHE  A  CO..  208  Cali- 
fornia (see  adv.  dept.  page  '20) 
Maver  Morris,  716  Washington 
jMcKeon  James,  (Navy  Paint)  SW  cor 

Davis  and  Pacific 
NATHAN  B.  A  CO.,  540  Kearny  (see 

adv.  reg.  of  names,  p.  71i 
Newman  John,  411  Washington 
REDINGTON,   HUSfETTER  A  CO.. 

629  JMarket(see  adv.  reg.  of  names, 

each  allernale  page) 
*Rosenbauin   Fr.   11.   A   Co.,  (window 

glass)  567  Market 
Scheggia  Charles,  1428  Stockton 
*SULLIVAN,  KELLY  A  CO.,  NWcor 

Front  and  Pine  (see  adv.  dept.  page 

XXX) 

Vedot  James,  1131  Dupont 

Walton  N.  C,  (ship)  E  s  Main  nr  Miss 

WASON    A   MORRIS,   38  California 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  li) 
♦Whittier,  Fuller  A.  Co.,  SW  cor  Pine 

and  Front 

Paper  Boxes. 

[See  Boxes.] 
Paper  Collar  Manufacturers. 

Kleeman  &  Co.,  (agents)  6.34  Sac 
Pacific   Pioneer  Paper  Collar  Manu- 
factory, 423  Clay 

Paperhansings. 

[♦Importers.] 
[See  also  Carpets;  also  Upholsterers.] 
Bangle  Edward,  426  Sansom 
Beatty  John,  140  Third 
•BELL  JOHN    C.   .524   Market   (see 

adv.  dept.  pageliv) 
♦BURNHAM    JAMES  W.  A  CO.,   17 

Post  (see  adv.  dept.  page  17) 
♦Clark  George  W.,  333  Pine 
♦Edwards    Frank  G.,  (manufacturer) 

600  Clay 
Epting  Frederick,  4  Hardie  Place 
Frincke  Catherine.  417  Hush 
GuUixson  Henry  A.,  687  Market 
Morgan  William,  24  Fourth 
Nelson  John  G..  643  Market 
♦Plum,  Bell  A  Co.,  24  Post 
Scheggia  Charles,  1428  Stockton 
Vedot  James,  1131  Dupont 
♦Walter  D.  N.  A  E.  A  Co.,  cor  Battery 

and  Market 
♦Weeks  F.  S.  A  Co.,  314  Pine 


Paper    IFareliouses  —  Print- 
ing. 

[See  also  Sf.ationers.] 

BLAKE,  BOBBINS  A  CO..  516  Sac- 
ramento (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixlil) 

Isaac  J.  A  Co.,  513  Sansom 

Lee  Henrv  C,  313  California 

TAYLOR"  S.  P.  A  CO..  416  Clay  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  Ivii) 

Patent  Agencies. 

Benedict  Newton.  '207  Montgomery 
Dewey  A  Co.,  414  Clay 


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C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO..  708.  712,  714  &  716  Kearny  St..  Rubber  Goods  and  Umbrella* 


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773 


Friend  E.  A.  *  Co.,  601  California 
Fuller  it  Co.,  21  New  Montgomery 
Pardv  Ueorpe,  302  JlonfRomerv 
SSHtn   C.  W.M..52(J  Mont  ("see  adv. 

reiiisUT  of  names,  page  731) 
Smith  David  K.,  ."ilP  Front 
Varicas  L.  G.,  410  Kearny 

Patent    Brokers. 

WIESTER  <fe  CO.,  17  New  Mont  (see 
adv.  dcpt.  page  42) 

Pattern    makers. 

[  See  also     Carvers  ;     also     Cabinet 

Makers. 
Brewer  Jacob,  110  Geary 
Campbell  Walter  C,  20'Fremont 
Culver  James  H.,  20  Fremont 
Urusb  J.  Henry,  1.1  Fremont 
M oiler  (Justave,  20  Fremont 
Ptebliins  I  imolhv,  13  Fremont 
STOCKMAX  JOHN  M.,  SE  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Fremont  (see  adv.  dept. 
page  15) 

Pavements. 

California  Paving  Co.,  315  Montgomery 
City  raving  Co..  Bl«  Montgomery 
Eureka  Paving  Co., 622  Clav 
IMl'EKI.-^HAHLE     BLOCK    PAVE- 

JIENT  CO.,  308  Sansom  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  41) 
Nieolson  Pavement  Co.,  619  Mont 
I'atent  Asphaltum  Pavement  Co.,  128 

Kearny 

Panrnbrokers. 

Aronson  Gustave,  110  Kearny 

Colin  Isidor,  650  Market 

Dan/Jger  Henry,  143  Kearny 

Franklin  Abraham.  813  Kearny 

Fuiikenstein  Piucus,  36  Kearny 

Geist  William,  63:)  .Sacramento 

Guttman  E.,  .522  Pacitlc 

Herr  .M..6U7  Clay 

Heymaii  H.,  741  Washington 

Heynian  William,  IK  Kearny 

Hyman  Henry,  625  Kearny 
Jacobs  Maiiheim,  646  .Sacramento 

Lavino  H.,  iiOS  Kearny 

Lewis  SoUmion  .t  Co.,  409  Kearny 
Lichtenslein  M.  U.,  517  Kearny 
Liehtenstein  Moses  H.,  XW  cor  Pine 

and  Kearny 
Lichtenslein  Solomon  H.,  706  Kearny 
Marks  H.  15.  A  Co.,  510  Kearny 
Miihael  .\aron,835  IJupont 
Millsner  Leopold.  740h   Washington 
Murdoch  Kobert,  626  Clay 
Blyers  H.,  tiii  Commercial 
Slyers  Harris,  818  Kearny 
Myers  it  Liehtenstein,  602  Montgomerj- 
Shaw  'I'obias,  827  Keiirnv 
Spiro  M.  A-  Co.,  1134  Dupont 
Sylvester  Leon,  !)0I)  Kearny 

Perfumery. 

[See  also  Apothecaries;   also  Fancy 

Goods,  etc.] 
Bessemer  Henry  L.,  14  Mary 
CKANE  &  BRKiHAM,  324  Front  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  Ixxli) 
Doherty  M.  E.  Mrs., 205  Kearny 
Fayard  J.  B.  &  Co.,  647  Clay 
Haas  Martin  L.,  221  Kearny 
Hirshfeld  Peter.  121  Montgomery 
JONES,  ITLLMAN  <k  CO.,  116  San- 
som (see  adv.  register  of  names, 
each  alternate  page) 
Joseph  Nathan  <fc  Co.,  619  Washington 
Newman  John.  411  Washington 
Pfister  Chretien,  221  Montgonierv 
.San  Francisco  Perfumerv  Co.,  12^5  San 
STEELE  J.^MES  G.  ii  CO.,  621  Mont- 
gomery (see  adv.  register  of  names, 
page  692) 

Petroleum— Kefineries. 

AUyne  &  White,  121  California 
Pioneer   Petroleum  Reflning  Co.,  512 

isansom 
Stott  Alexander,  512  Sansom 

Photographic  Onlleries. 


Cramer  Charles  L.,  402  Kearny 
Dames  A  Williams.  26  Montgomery 
Edouart  &  Cobh,  504  Kearny 
Foss  Oscar.  606  Kearnv 
Gage  M.  D.  Mrs.,  205  third 
Godeus  John  I).,  444 H  Third 
Helios,  (landscape)  12  Montgomery 
Holm  .Soren  H.,  143  Fourth 
HOWLAND   U.   F.   &   CO.,  25  Third 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  41) 
Klng.-<ley  J.  L.,  659  Clay 
Klain  Nathan  M.,  .W4  Natoma 
Lai  Yong,  (Chinese)  743  Washington 
Levi  I.  G..  245  Third 
Maistiin  Cliarles  A.,  806  Kearnv 
Slorse  George  D.,  315  and  417  Jlont 
Muyl)ridge  E.  J.,  (landscape)  12  Mont 
NAHL  BKOTHEKS,  12  Montgomery 
Parker  Francis.  ,i23  Kearny 
Selleck  Silas,  415  Montgomery 
Shew  ,Iacob,  612  Clav 
Shew  William,  121  kearny 
Silva  Joseph  T..  64  Third 
Starkweather  Joseph  B..  248  Third 
Vauglian  Hector  W..  18  Third 
WAIKINS     CAKLTON     E.,     (land- 
scape) 429  Montgomery  (see  adv. 
dept.  page  xcil) 


Bayl(  y  <fc  Winter,  618  Washington 
BK.VDLEY  &  RlILOF.SON,429Mont- 

gonury  (see  adv.  dept.  page  30) 
Brown  <fc  Otto,  28  Third 
Bush    Henry,  junction    Market  and 

Kearny 


Photosrapbic  Stock. 

[See  also  Daguerrean,  Ambrotype  and 

Photographic  Materials.] 
Bradley  Henry  W.,  62C  Clay 
Lipni  Brothers,  Hl8  Market 
Ruthrauft'it  Foss,  410  Kearny 
TAYLOR  JOHN    &  CO  ,  512  "^'ash- 
ington  (sec  adv.dept.page  xxxviii) 

Photographic  Views. 

ALGER   JAMES    A     CO.,    311   Mont 
(see  atlv.  register  of  names,  page  71) 
Ewing  Charles  G.,  Ill  Montgomery 
HOrsEWiiRTH    THOMAS    &    CO., 

317  Mont  (see  adv.  front  cover) 
Muybridge  E.  J.,  12  Jlontgomery 
WAI  KINS  CAKLTON  E.,  429  Mont- 
gomery (see  adv.  dept.  page  xcii) 

Physicians. 

Adams  Oscar  B.,  1120  Howard 
Adoljihus  Heury,  511  Jackson 
Albert  Rudolph,  720  Howard 
Albertson  Joseph  A.,  105  O'Farrell 
Alers  August,  722  Montgomery 
ANDREI  ADOLPHE,  6  Brenham  PI 
Angell  W.  C,  N  W  cor  First  and  Fol 
Anthony  Albert  G.,  1J8  Kearny 
Aronstein  Adolf,  21b  Kearny 
Ashe  Richard  P.,  540  Second 
Alwell  A.  B.,  24  Post 
AubertJl.  Jl.,  235  Kearny 
Ayer  Washington,  410  Kearny 
AyUtt  William  1).,  736  Market 
Ayres  William  O.,  14  Kearny 
Baceus  Jolin  B.,  515  Stockton 
Baldwin  Albert  S..  208  Kearny 
Baldwin  Hiram  S.,  612  Clay 
Ball  All)ert,  615  Sacramento 
Barliat  John.  910  Pacific 
Barkan  Adolph,  722  Montgomery 
Baistow  William  A.,  1234  .Stockton 
Bates  Cicero  M.,  521  Jackson 
Beakley  J.  Sloat,  230  Kearny 
Beck  S.  T.  E.,  221  Powell 
Behr  Herman  H.,  640  Market 
Behrens  H.  C.  F.,  8  Stockton 
Beliuge  F.  A.  A.,  St.  Mary's  Hospital 
Bennett  Thomas,  17  Post 
Berg  Carl  F.,  904  Kearny 
Bcrtodv  Cliarles,  10l'5  Stockton 
Bird  Nelson  J.,  230  Kearnv 
Biron  Hyman,  10  Central  Place 
Blacli  Charles,  514  Kearny 

Bl./ke  Janus,  202  Bush 

Blodgelt  Charles,  Sixteenth  nr  Mission 

Bluxonie  Joseph,  306  Stockton 

Bolan  Michael  J.,  City  and  Coanty 
Hospital 

Boone  H.  W.,  33  Kearny 

Borchers  J.  C,  719  Clay 

Bourne  (ieorge  M.,727  Clay 

Bowie  Augustus  J.,  622  Clay 

Bradbury  William  T.,  S  s  Twenty-sec- 
ond bet  Folsom  and  Shotwell 

Braman  Jason  J.,  318H  Hayes 

Breeze  Charles  K.,  622  Clav 

Briceland  J.  M,,S42!4  Harrison 

Bruck  Alexander  A.,  742  Broadway 

Bruner  AVilliam  H..21  Post 

Bruiis  Christian,  26  Geary 

Bryan  E.  H.,  21  Post 


Bryant  ■William  J.  0.,  (col'd)  822  Pac 
Buckley  Cornelius  F.,  609  Kearny 
Bucknall  G.  J.,  523  Kearny 
Burgess  O.  O.,  523  Folsom 
Burke  M.,  514  Folsom 
Burns  Myra,648  Mi.«sion 
Burrell  Charles,  137  JVIontgomery 
Bush  Jonathan  P.,  631  Sacramento 
CachotM.  A..  18 '1  bird 
Cairns  Jcdin,  1008  Jones 
Carman  William,  ti47  Howard 
Cbadwick  Joseph  L.,  Ml  Harrison 
Chamberlain  Plielp-,  6.52  Market 
Chase  Roliert  P.,  828  Howard 
Cbesley  Charles  P.,  238  Minna 
Church  John  S.,  215  Austin 
Cliuichill  Leonard  C.,66S  Mission 
Clark  Joseph  W.,  615  Harrison 
Clawson  Joseph  W.,  514  Kearny 
Cleveland  Charles  D.,  1521  Mission 
Cohn  David,  103  Post 
Cole  R.  Beverlv,  16  Geary 
Connolly  Patrick.  904  Kearny 
ponrov  Bernard,  .503  Pacific 
Coon  Henry  P..  433  California 
Cooper  James  G.,  969  Howard 
CORBETT  SAMIEL  J.,  5«   Kearny 
Coryell  John  R.,  432  Montgomery 
Grain  Charles  E.,  55  Second 
Crook  John  T.,  204  Montgomery 
Crowley  W.  J.,  20  Montgomerj' 
Cuniiingworth  J.  B.,  7   Government 

House 
Cushing  J.  J.,  319  Geary 
Cushnian    William  F.,  CosmoDolitan 

Hotel 
D'Ollveira  E.  ,812  Washington 
Davan  P.  E.  P.,  655  Washington 
Davies  William  H.,  120  O'Farrell 
Davis  Frank  M..  744  Howard 
Davis  James,  744  Howard 
Davis  N.  R.,(i09  Sacramento 
De  Cliesne  Henry  A.  M.,  B'rench  Hos- 
pital 
Dean  Benjamin  D.,  33  Kearny 
Deane  C.  Tennyson,  SE  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Sutler 
Demarcst  Jacob  D.,  617  Commercial 
Denigan  Frederick,  1114  Folsom 
Deutsch  P.  A.,  SW   cor  Kearny  and 

Pacific 
Dinsmcre  Pitman  J.,  14  O'Farrell 
Doherty  William  K.,  521  Sacramento 
Dohrmann  William,  316  Pine 
Douglass  William  A..  1'26  O'Farrell 
Downing  Joshua  L.,  1300  Pacific 
Dudley  David  E.,  24  Post 
Duhart  Alfred,  766  )lission 
Dunning  Orson,  svv  cor  Jack  and  San 
Dwyer  Joseph,  219  Pacific 
Eckel  J.  N.,  325  Geary 
Edwards  James,  526  Reamy 
Egery  A.  J.,  411  Sansom 
Ehrenbcrg  Theodore  A.,  216  Kearny 
Eidenmuller  (Jeorge,  410  Kearny 
Elliiiwood  Charles  N..  26  Montgomery 
Elliott  S.  F..  509  Kearnv 
Elliott  Thomas  W.,  638'Howard 
Engelhard  L.  A.,  331  Kearny 
Esten  J.,304Third 
Favor  Kimbal,  131  Third 
Ferris  A.  S.,  832  Howard 
Fichtenkam  H.  L  .611  Post 
Finigan  Holmes,  tim  Jackson 
Fischer  George.  314  Stockton 
Flattery  J.,  11  Government  House 
Floto  John  H.,402  Kearny 
Fonsecet  D.  L.,  142  Natoiha 
Fourgeaud  V.  J.,  515  Kearnv 
Fredericks  Barton  C,  621  Pacific 
Gardonowskv  E.  A.,  765  Mission 
Garwood  William  T.,.520  Kearny 
GaU's  Daniel,  128  Kearny 
Gates  Horatio  S.,  626  Merchant 
Gautier  L.  P.,  102  Geary 
Geary  J.  F.,  632  Howard 
Gerry  S.  R.   124  Gearv 
(iibbon  J.  F.,  623  Kea'rny 
Gibbons  Henry,  '26  Montgomerv 
Gibbons  Henrv  Jr.,  '26 .Montgomery 
Gildsleeve  F.V.,  729  Bush 
Gillingham  Charles,  705  Howard 
Gilpin  Leman,  109  Third 
Gordon  Charles  C,  (irand  Hotel 
Grant  James  M.,  772  Mission 
Green  Thomas,  646  JIarket 
Gros  Edouard,  SE  cor  Green  and  Stock 
Grover  William  A.,  5'26  Stevenson 
Gunn  L.  C  424  Ellis 
Gwyfher  Charles,  8-22  Green 
Haggin  Joseph  B..  •2.%5  Kearny 
Halin  Ferdinand,  20  Geary 


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Haiiic  Joseph,  415  Sutter 

Hale  William  F,  520  Keaniy 

Halev  Charles  S..  -213  Clara 

Haley  John  M.,  S  8  Turk  bet  Fillmore 

and  Webster 
Hall  S.  Hastings,  402  Montgomery 
Hamilton  John  F.,  223  Kearny 
Hammond  William,  859  Mission 
Hardy  Benjamin  F.,  824  Mission 
Harlan  J.,  1001  Market 
Harris  Stephen  R.,  636  Clay 
Hartman  A.,128  Kearny 
Harville  John  W.,  W  s  Valencia  nr 

Seventeenth 
Harwood  Thomas,  641  Washington 
HastingsJohn  J.,  W  s  .Sutter nr  Polk 
Hatch  T.  B.,  6<i3  California 
Hay  William  O.,  736  Market 
Havne  A.  P.,  722  Washington 
Hcinimann  Michael,  804  Montgomery 
Henry  L.  J.,  745  Clay 
Hewer  C,  SW  cor  Dupont  and  Bdwy 
Hewston  George,  652  Folsom 
Hiller  F.,  226  Post 

Hinckley  George  E.,  105  Montgomery 
Hitchcock  Charles  M.,  Grand  Hotel 
Hotf  Oliver,  208  Stockton 
Holbrook  Charles  B.,  SW  cor  Sixth 

and  Folsom 
Holland  Gustavus,  413  Bush 
HoUis  Joseph,  128  Kearny 
Horner  Charles  W.,  E  s  Polk  bet  Bush 

and  Sutter 
Howe  Charles,  423  Washington 
Huard  Alexander  N.,  754  Washington 
Hubbard  H.  H.,  5  Kearny 
Huddart  R.  Townsend,  501  Seconjd 
Huie  George  W.,NW  cor  Eleventh  and 

Mission 
Humphrey  P.  H.,  NW  cor  Geary  and 

Kearny 
Hyams  Leopold,  659  Clay 
Hylton  T.  DeM.,  SE  cor  Wash  &  San 
Irwin  James,  37  Clarice  Place 
Jackson  John  J.,  631  Sacramento 
Jacobs  William,  430  Tehama 
Jennings  C.  R.  M.,  533  Commercial 
Johnson  T.  D.,  202  Bush 
Johnson  William  H..  630  Sacramento 
Jones  William,  U  O'Farrell 
Jordan  Louis  J.,  211  Geary 
Josselyn  Benjamin  F.,  618 Sacramento 
Josselyn  J.  H.,  128  Kearny 
Kafka  John,  537  California 
Kellogg  Albert,  622  Clay 
Kelly  Lilly,  520  Sixth 
Kelly  Terence  B.,  508  Davis 
Kcnnan  Josiah  G.,  629  Clay 
Kindleberger  David,  1434  Stockton 
Kunkler  John  E.,  514  Kearny 
Lane  Levi  C,  664  Mission 
Lanszweert  Louis,  335  Fifth 
Lawlor  William  M..  235  Kearny 
Lee  G.  P.,  639  Market 
Lemkuhl  Hugo  H.,  12  Brenham  Place 
Lester  Shipley,  639  Market 
Letterman  Jonathan,  422  Geary 
Levings  0.  K.,  1008  Market 
Levy  Louis  J.,  603  California 
Loehr  Ferdinand  Von,  614  Sacramento 
Lvford  B.  F.,  402  Kearny 
Mackintosh  Robert,  128  Second 
Malech  Gustavus  IL,  25  Stockton 
Manning  George,  655  Howard 
Martinache  N.  J.,  21  Post 
Mason  J.  H.,  22DJ^  Fifth 
Maxwell  Richard  T.,  135  Kearny 
May  William  B.,  1114  Clay 
Mc Anally  William  W.,  1320  Polk 
McClure  A.  T.,  8  Kearny 
McCormick  Charles,  703  Market 
McLaughlin  James  A.,  812  Folsom 
McLay  George  B. ,  Railroad  Avenue, 

South  S.  F. 
McMillan  Robert,  622  Washington 
McNulty  J.  M.,  33  Kearnv 
McNutt  William  F.,  135  Kearny 
McPherson  M.,  NW  cor  Mission  and 

Twelfth 
Merritt  Samuel,  320  California 
Meyer  Sigmund,  632  Mission 
Miller  W.  D.,  639  Market 
Mintzer  Pierre  B.,  432  Jessie 
Morgan  David  T.,  526  Kearny 
MouserS.  M.,  235  Kearny 
Murphy  James,  SE  cor  Kearny  and 

Clay 
Murphy  N.  S.,  646  Market 
Murray  John  F..  312  Hayes 
Murray  Robert,  747  Market 
Myers  Edward,  411  Pine 
NeiU  Edward  H.,  639  Market 


Xewell  William  A. ,632  Mission 
Ncwmark  Valentine,  SW  cor  Powell 

and  Filbert 
O'Donnell  Charles  C,  825  Kearny 
O'Neil  Alexander  A.,  652  Wash 
Page  Thomas  S.,  NW  cor  Sansom  and 

Jackson 
Pardee  E.  H.,737  Clay 
Paugh  W.  J.,  NW  cor  Stockton  and 

Filbert 
Pawlicki  L.,  646  Market 
Peck  L.,  212  Powell 
Perrault  Julien,  502  Montgomery 
Perrin  E.  B..  Ws  Folsom  bet  Twenty- 
first  and  Twenty-second 
Pen-in  R.  J.,  109  Montgomery 
PigniS  Dupuvtren  J.  B.,  424  Sutter 
Pilkington  John  B.,  4  Brenh.am  Place 
Pinching  Richard  L.,  806  Howard 
Pliley  E.  R.,  1104  Stockton 
Polastri  Vincent,  630  Washington 
Powers  George  H.,  14  Kearny 
Precht  Carl,  14  Brenham  Place 
Prevost  J.  R.,  10  Brenham  Place 
Pruvost  Edouard,  917  Stockton 
Purdy  George  W.,  I32S  Stockton 
Quiniin  Albert  G.,  junction  Montgom 

ery  and  Market 
Randle  Peter  W'.,  Dolores  nr  Sixteenth 
Kappin  Gabriel,  1517  Stockton 
Regensburger  Jacob,  112  Powell 
Reynolds  J.  W.  B.,  802  Howard 
Rice  John  R.,732  Howard 
Richards  Robert  J.,  1117  Folsom 
Rivas  Isaac,  536  Kearny 
Rockman  Morris.  30  Kearny 
Rogers  (icorge  W..  601  Kearny 
Rogers  Henry  D.,  .509  Kearny 
Rogers  JohnP.,  204  Montgomery 
Rogers  William  H..  224  Francisco 
Rotanzi  Antonio,  SE  cor  Third  and 

Folsom 
Rowell  Charles,  426  Kearny 
Rowell  Chester,  520  Kearny 
Koyer  Louis  C,  505  Bush 
Ruaud  Alfred,  804  Jackson 
Ryder  James  M.,  411  California 
Ryer  Washington  M.,  641  Market 
Bver  W.  T.  S.,  641  Market 
Sage  Charles  T.,  204  Sutter 
Samuel  Henry  L.,  4  Willow 
Sanders  Duke,  1028  Dupont 
Sawyer  A.  F.,  23  Geary 
SchlosserM.,  229  Kearnj' 
Schuh  I'eter,  410  Kearny 
Schultz  Frederick,  114  Kearny 
Scott  John,  607  Folsom 
Scott  John  L.,  1142H  Mission 
Scudder  Henrv  M.,  1  Vernon  Place 
Sharkey  James  M..  842  Dupont 
Shermer  Herman,  1410  Dupont 
Shorb  J.  Campbell,  SW  cor  Sansom 

and  Pine 
Silveira  M.  J.  L.,  SW  cor  Pacific  and 

Davis 
Silver  Joseph  S.,  Grand  Hotel 
Smilie  Elton  R.,  649  Washington 
Smilie  Henry  J.,  649  Washington 
Smith  E.  D.,".523  Kearnv 
Smith  S.  Girard,  229  Minna 
Smith  William  ,313  Bush 
Sober  Lewis  F.,  1  Odd  Fellows'  Hall 
Soule  A.  G.,  822  Howard 
Soule  Milan,  822  Howard 
Stillman  J.  D.  B.,336  O'FarreU 
Stivers  C.  A.,  418  Kearny 
Stout  Arthur  B.,  25  Ellis 
Sturman  Benjamin,  640  Howard 
Stuttmeister  Rudolph,  235  Kearny 
Suckert  Leon,  402  Kearny 
Suimol  Cliarles,  NW    cor  Broadway 

and  Kearny 
Swan  Benjamin  F.,  23  Geary 
Sweet  John  D.,  Four  Mile  House,  San 

Jose  Road 
Szarvash  S.  T.,  1329  Dupont 
Taylor  Levi  W.,  105  Montgomery 
Teaver  Frank,  1512  Powell 
Tewksbury  Jacob  M.,  519  Third 
Tewksbury  Marcus  R.,  37  Second 
Thiele  Emil,  760  Folsom 
Thiese  Andrew  A..  140  Sutter 
Thornton  George  F.,S  s  Twenty-fourth 

nr  Bryant 
Tibbetts  Stephen  M.,  933  Howard 
Todd  'J  horaas  M.,  SE  cor  Howard  and 

Sixth 
Toland  Charles  A.,  27  Naglee's  Build- 
ing 
Toland  H.  H.,  SW  cor  Montgomery 

and  Merchant 
Tones  C.  W.,  118  Geary 


Tolman  George,  .528  Green 
Trask  Edward,  23  Geary 
Trask  J.  B.,  206  Kearny 
Trenkle  Emil,  135  Kearny 
Trouette  Hvpolite,  106  Geary 
Trucsdell  A.  P.,  637  California 
Tucker  J.  C,  121  Montgomery 
Twitchell  William  L.,S  s  Sixteenth  bet 

Valencia  and  Mission 
Tyler  Charles  M.,  R50  Market 
Tyler  Cyren.  1103  Montgomery 
Tyler  John.  8-50  JIarket 
Tyler  T.,  8.50  Market 
Urquhart  S.  F.,  815  Hyde 
Van  Den  Bergh.  J.  P.  P.,  634  Wash 
Vansant  John,  33  Kearny 
Vigoureaux  A.  W.,672  Mission 
Waldron  William.  30  Keaniy 
Watson  William  S.,  122  Tavior 
Wayman  Willard  G.,  16  Geaiy 
Webb  J.  P.,NE  cor  Sec(md  and  Mission 
Weeks  F.  L.,  634  Mission 
Wheat  Richard  W.,  Railroad  Avenue 

nr  Eleventh  Avenue,  South  S.  F. 
White  Elijah,  17  Third 
AVhitmore  D.  W.,  Orleans  Hotel 
Whitney  James  D.,  204  Sutter 
Whitney  James  P..  204  Sutter 
Wilhelm  August,  732  Washington 
Willey  John   M.,  1043  Folsom 
Wilson  William,  619  Kearny 
AVilton  Charles  I).,  526  Kearny 
Winslow  C.  F.,  331  Kearny 
Wiss  G.,  Virginia  Block 
Wonser  I.  H.,  418  Sacramento 
Wooster  David,  208  Kearny 
Young  William  J.,  928  Clay 
Younger  A.  J.,  316  Green 
Younger  W.  J.,  315  Montgomery 
Zeile  Frederick,  5.'4  Pacific 
Zinkeisen  Arthur,  646  Jlarket 

Physicinns— Botanic. 

Cowen  Robert  H.,  310  Kearny 

Physicians — Cliinese. 

Annie,  607  Dupont 

Aying,  621  Dupont 

Chan  Tin  Phoey,  748  Washington 

Chow  Cliong.  616  Jackson 

Ho  Chun,  730  Jackson 

Ho  HingMing,  708  Jackson 

Hop  Sing,  739  Jackson 

Jay  Hong  Chung,  743  Washington 

Jim,  .508  Kearny 

Li  Po  Tai.  744  Washington 

Loucitat,  14  Bienh.nm  Place 

Low  Ty  Tons,  619  Dupont 

IMuck  Hock  Low,  640  Jackson 

Wing  Yuen,  624  Jackson 

Wo  Tsun  Yuen,  828  Washington 

Physician  s— Electro-Mag- 
n«-tic. 

Eichers  John,  833  Pacific 
Geniing  C.  A.  Mrs.,  Nucleus  Hotel 
Harlmanii  A.,  128  Kearny 
Hendee  I'pham  Mrs.,641  Market 
Peck  Lewis,  212  Powell 

Physicians — Female. 

Averill  M.  H.  Mrs.,  923  Harrison 

Burns  Myra,648  Mission 

Carr  A.  L.  Jlrs.,  523  Kearnv 

Cook  F.  A.  Miss,  102U  Stockton 

CORBETT  S.  J.  Mrs.,  5'*  Keamy 

Grant  Mary  S.,  772  Mission 

Harlock   R.   E.  Mrs.,  W  s  Bryant  nr 

Twentv-third 
Hendee  Upham  Jlrs.,  641  Market 
HoflTnian  A.  M.  Mrs.,  S59  Folsom 
Howard  Rebecca  A.  Mrs.,  220  Stockton 
Metz  Johanna  Mrs.,  706  Fol.som 
Pierson  J.  E.  Miss,  30  Kearny 
Redmond  Cecilia  A.,  526  Kearny 
Stone  Pfeiffer  E.  Mrs.,  826  Howard 
Thurston  Martha    N.,  (widowj  Treat 

Avenue  nr  'I'wenty-second 
Wehrly  Mary,  522  Pine 
Whitford  Amanda  E.  Mrs.,  902  Fol 
Witherbv  Lamoille  Sirs.,  1025  Miss 
Wood  h:  T.  Mrs.,  614  Mason 

Physicians— Homeopathic. 

Beaklev  J.  Sloat,  230  Ke.irny 
CUSHfNG  J.  J..  309  Geary 
Dinsmore  P.  J.,  14  O'Farrell 
Esten  John,  304  Third 
FrazerE.  J.,  108  Stockton 
Geary  J.  F.,  63i  Howard 
Griswold  Wolcott  N.,  652  Market 


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Hahn  Ferdinand,  20  Geary 
HILLER  FUEDERICK,226  Post 
Werder  Max,  128  Kearny 
Wiesecke  Henry,  510  Buali 

Physiclaus— Spiritual. 

Hatch  W.  H.,  4  Moss 

Pliysictans— TTater  Cure. 

Bourne  George  M.,  727  Clay 
Burns  Myra,  648  Mission 
McSparren  Arclilbald,  10  Post 
SMITH  BARLOW  J.,   m  California 

(see  adv.  dopt.  page  xcvi) 
Swain  Josepli  H.,  24  Post 

Piano  Fortes. 

[See  also  Musical  Instruments.] 
BADGER    A    LIXDENBEKGER,   7 

Sansom  (see  adv.  dent,  page  xl) 
Curtaz  Benjamin,  20O'Farrell 
Eaton  Charles  S.,  138  Montgomery 
GRAY  MATTHIAS,  623  Clay  vseeadv. 

dept.  page  xcvii) 
Hall  Charles  R.,  Ifi  Tyler 
Hollo  Hermann,  .')72  Howard 
Knight  \V.  H.,  721  Market 
Kohler,  Chase  &  Co..  633  Clay 
Kuhne  Arnold,  629  Clay 
Peirce  Edward  F..  228  Sutter 
Rosenberg  A.  A..  22  Sutter 
Sherman  A  Hyde,  139  Kearnv 
Woodworth,  Schell  &  Co.,  h  Post 

Piano  Forte  Maimers. 

Curtaz  Benjamin,  20  O'Farrell 
Frishee  William  B.,  14  Tyler 
Rudolphe   Gustave,   Seventeenth  Av 

and  H.  South  S.  F. 
Woodworth.  Schell  &  Co.,  12  Post 
Zech  Jacob,  563  Market 

Pickles. 

[See  also  Groceries;    also  Vinegar.] 
CODE  P.  D.  &  CO.,  621   Front   (see 

adv.  register  names  p.age  751) 
Cutting  &  Co..  204  Front 
Erzgraber  &  Goetjen,  120  Davis 
Martin  <fc  Ward,  cor  Market  and  Brady 
Preble  &  Co.,  218  Davis 
Schmidt  &  Fretz,  106  Commercial 
Stevens  J.  Perrin  &  Co..  122  Leidesdorff 
Taylor  &  Moore,  (horseradish)  63  Oc- 
cidental Market 
Woltcrs  ifc  Co.,  69  California  Market 

Picture  Frames. 

[See  also  Carvers  and  Gilders.] 
Currier  <fc  Winter,  211  Kearny 
Gump  S.  <fe  G.,  117  Sansom 
Hergiith  Samuel  F.,  923  Market 
Hoefcr  Henrj'  G.,  813  Washington 
Kenny  Kearn.  120  Fourth 
Kollmyer  William  A..  640  Washington 
Lippi  Brothers.  818  Market 

Mcquillan  B.  &  sox.,211  Leides- 

dorl1(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixiii) 
KILE    MATTHEW    D.,  225   Kearnv 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  26) 
NYE  ALBERTO.,  29  Third  (see  adv. 

dept.  paiie  1) 
Parkinson  James  C,  333  Kearny 
Rosenthal  Joseph,  105  Third 
Eouard  Guiseppe,  347  Thii-d 
Schmidt  A  Burkardt.  545  Wash 
Shew  William,  121  Kearnv 
Smith  Samuel,  NE  cor  Clay  and  Davis 
SNOW  &  ROOS,  21  Kearny  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  Ixxiii) 
ST.    CROIX    McEACHREN,    B.  D., 

(manufacturing)  437  Brannan  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  32) 
Tiernev  John  P.,  248  Fourth 
Volney  Victor,  823  Clay 

Pile  Drivers. 

BOOBAR  E.  C.  &  CO..  NW  cor  Steu- 
art  and  Howard  (see  adv.  dept. 
page  lii) 

FULTON  JOHN,  A.,  252  Spear  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  34) 

Martin  W.  H.  &  Co.,  240  Montgomery 

Still  &  Jones,  pier  4  Steuart 

Pipes— Smokine. 

[See  also  Meerschaum  Pipes.] 
ADELSDORFER   BROS.,  21  Battery 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixv) 
Schumann  Louis,  341  Kearny 


Schwab  <fc  Kuhn,  120  Sansom 

Son  A  Briggs,  SE  cor  Sansom  and  Sac 

VAN    SCHAACK    C.   P.   &   CO.,  712 

Kearny  (see  adv.   each   alternate 

page) 
Wassemiann  A.  &  Co.,  425  Sacramento 
Weil  <&  Woodleaf,  113  Battery 

Pipes— "Water. 

[See  also  Foundries.] 
Asphaltum  Pressure  Pipe  Co.,  Henry 

HukIk's  agent.  64.'j  Market 
MARTIN  PADEY,  SE  cor  Francisco 

and   Taylor   (see  adv.   register  of 

names,  page  512) 

Pistol  Galleries. 

[See  Gunsmiths.] 

Plaster     Cast     Flenres     and 
Plaster  Paris  Workers. 

Kellett  Samuel,  763  Market 
Kellett  William  F.,  1128  Market 
Mancarini  I).,  12!^  Fourth 
O'Beillv  Patrick  M.,  811  Market 
Zeller  ll.,  8  Taylor 

Plasterers. 

Allen  Henrv,  17  Fourth 

Beck  ifc  Kaiser,  .300  Sutter 

Bennett  A  Co.,  22.i  Fifth 

Brickus   &     Dunham,    (colored)    345 

Third 
Carter  Charles,  326  Montgomery 
Carter  Charles  H..  326  Montgomery 
Davis  James,  328  Montgomery 
Hooper  William,  743  Mission 
Jennings  &  Garticld,  809  Market 
Kelleu  Samuel,  763  Market 
Kellett  William  F.,  (decorative)  1128 

Market 
Krauss  Frederick  P.,  227  Post 
McGcrty  Michael,  211  Mason 
Perry  Ben  F.  &  Son,  cor  Stockton  and 

Sutter 
Ramsey  James,  516  Kearny 
Roberts  <fe  Irwin,  124  Fourth 
Ross  Joseph,  608  Market 


Plaster  Paris. 

Goldsmidt  <fe  Co.,  Berry  nr  Fourth 
Janson  Charles  J.,  NW  cor  Fremont 

and  Bryant 
Mocker  William,  N  s  Berry  nr  Fourth 

Plumbers. 

[See  also  Gas  Fitters.] 
Bertram  Thomas,  303  Sixth 
Boyd  E.  T.,  38  Morton 
Br.ady  &  Kramer,  825  Washington 
Briody  &  Wagner,  229  butter 
Bucknam  Ezra  T.,  22  Steuart 
Cardiff  Richard  J.,  608  Howard 
DAY  THOMAS,  732  Montgomery,  and 

335  l'ine(see  adv.  front  cover) 
Dennistoii  Richard,  1810  Polk 
Ecclcs  John  S.,  940  Market 
Epps  &  Burton,  650  Commercial 
Freeman  A  Wrin,  342  Third 
Friel  William,  69  Fourth 
Higgins  &  McManus,  NW  cor  Third 

and  Howard 
Hufschmidt  Lewis,  .545  Jackson 
IREDALE  ALFRED  S.,  565  Mission 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  43) 
Kean  Michael  ('.,  761  Market 
Keegan  J.  J.,  NE  cor  Pacific  and  Pow 
Lane  Edmund.  505  Kearny 
Laswell  M.  D.,  747  Mission 
Lynch  Timothy,  756  Washington 
McKevven  &  Son,  942  Market 
McNally  &  Hawkins,  645  Market 
Meelien  &  Low,  902  Market 
Moftit  John,  122  Fourth 
Mower  &  Horn,  W  s  Valencia  nr  Six- 
teenth 
Neagle  William,  406  Montgomery 
Neil  William,  311  Mission 
O'Brien  J.  H.  &  Co.,  22  Post 
O'Brien  P.  R.,  17  New  Montgomery 
O'.Malley  Thomas  &  Co.,  646  Market 
O'Shea  James  J.,  1322  Stockton 
PRIOR  JAMES  K..  730  Montgomery 

(see  adv.  dei>t.  page  Ixxx) 
Reading  James,  809  Dupont 
Reilcy  C.  J.,  1228  Dupont 
Reynolds  Thomas,  .506  Front 
Ross  Thomas,  316  Bush 
Shafer  F.  J.,  W  s  Polk  nr  Bush 
Shepard  Brothers,  151  Third 


Simpson  David,  19  New  Montgomery 
SMITH  ALFRED  J..  908  Market  (8ee 

adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxiv) 
Smith  Charles  W.,  520  Davis 
SNOOK  G.  &  W.,  427  Pine  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  38) 
Sully  John,  NWcor  Post  and  Stockton 
Sutherland  &  Grav,  230  Sutter 
Sweeney  Patrick  C,  19  Geary 
Swigert  Adam,  cor  Eleventh  and  Na- 

toma 
Vane  John  W.,  440  Valencia 
Vane  William.  858  Howard 
WALMSLEY     WILLIAM    W.,     918 

Market  (see  adv.  nept.  page  Ixxxix) 
Waters  Charles,  808  Market 
Wempe  Henry  L.,  '228  Fourth 
Wilson  &  Dixon,  318  Pine 

Polish. 

El  Dorado  Polish  Co.,  501  Market 
ELECTRO-SILICON,  521  Mont 
Taylor  F.  B.  &  Co.,  (Sapolio)113  Front 
Waite  George,  114  Fourth 

Potteries. 

PADEY'  MARTIN,  (sewer  pipe)  SE 
cor  Francisco  and  Taylor  (sec  adv. 
register  of  names  page  512) 

Povirder  Agencies. 

[See  also  Gunpowder.] 

BANDMANN,  NIELSEN  A  CO.,  (Gi- 
ant) 210  Front  (see  adv.  dept.  page 
xxiv) 

LOHSE  JOHN  F.  ,  (California)  314 
California 

SKINKER  JOHN,  (Dupont)  108  Bat- 
tery (see  adv.  dept  page  xxvi) 

WEAVER  P.  L.,  (Hazjird)  118  Front 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxvi) 

Potvders— Tooth. 

Taylor  Levi  W.,  105  Montgomery 

Preserved  meats. 

Adams  A  Co.,  145  Second 
Allari  Joseph,  52  California  Mnrket 
Artigues  Louis,  14  San  Francisco  Mkt 
Aubert  A.,  10  .San  Francisco  Market 
Bailly  Brothers,  71  California  Market 
Billis  A  Bowen,  16  Union  Market 
Brackett  &  Keyes,  50  Steuart 
Bunker  Robert  F.,  14  California  Market 
Burkhardt  Christian,  66  California  Mkt 
Cholet  Joseph,  59  Washington  Market 
Dengler  A  Breiling,  W  s  Potrero  Ave- 
nue nr  El  Dorado 
Dietrich   William   K.,  55  Washington 

Market 
French  M.    B.  &  Co.,   23    California 

Market 
Hahn   A   Gengnagel,    40    Occidental 

Market 
Hammond   Jessie,   cor  Valencia   and 

Twcntv-third 
Harvey  A  Co.,  236  Third 
Hentrich  Lewis  1,3  and  5  SanFranclsco 

Market 
Hess  Joseph,  8  Occidental  Market 
Irvine  George,  941  Folsom 
Jaspersen   Theodore,   9   Metropolitan 

Market 
Katz  Fred.,  100  California  Market 
Kelly  Brothers,  433  Stevenson 
Larroche  Francois,  21  S.  F.  Mivrket 
Lochbaum  M.,  16  Clay  St.  Market 
Longfellow  A  Amesbury,  Islais  Creek, 

South  S.  F. 
Maessen  William,  3  Metropolitan  Mkt 
McKenna  James  P.  A  Co.,  Fifth  Ave- 
nue bet  L  and  M,  South  S.  F. 
Muller  A  Koenig,  16  California  Market 
Overton   J.  B.  A  Co.,   63    California 

Market 
Reinle  Frederick.  32  Metropolitan  Mkt, 

and  3  Grand  Central  .Market 
Rossbach  Heiinan,  30  s.  F.  Market 
Rouge  A  Houette,  239  Fourth 
Rouviere  Francois.  1219  Dupont 
Smith,  Brown'A  Co.,  306  Sacramento 
Strobel  A  Co.,  1129  Folsom 
Sweet  Rodman,  561  Mission 
Wilson  J.  Y.  A  Co.,  cor  Buchanan  and 
Bay 

Preserves,  Jellies  and  Jama. 

CODE  P.  D.  A  CO.,  621  Front  (see  adv. 
ijgister  of  names  page  751) 


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IPresBCB— Hydraulic. 

Dudgeon  Eneas,  NW  cor  Eighth  and 
Minna 

Printers— Book   and    tVob. 

BACON  &  COMTANY,  536  Clay  (see 

adv.  register  of  names  pagt!  8) 
Bancroft  A.  L.  &  Co.,  Tl\  Marliet 
Bawdeii  &  Forbes,  317  ('alifornia 
Bishop  &  De  Mott,  521  Clay 
BOSQUI   EDWAKD  <fc   CO.,  SE  cor 
Clay  and  Lcidesdorff  (see  adv.  reg- 
ister of  names,  each  alternate  page) 
BROWN  JOHN  F.,  420   Mont 
Browne  David  S.,  207  Clay 
Bruce  Donald,  534  Commercial 
Calhoun  Charles  A.,  540  Market  -^ 
Carr  M.  D.  &  Co.,  ,')32  Clay 
Carmany  J.  H.  &  Co.,  4(19  Wash 
Chaigneau  Alfred,  415  Washington 
Clarke  Francis,  411  Clay 
Conger  B.  T.,  SW  cor  Clay  and  Davis 
Crane  J.  M.  <fe  Co.,  522  Clay 
Cuhery  &  Co.,  ,536  Market 
Cuddy  &  Hughes,  511  Sansom 
Denny  Edward  ifc  Co.,  512  Sacramento 
Dewey  &  Co.,  414  Clay 
Dondero  C.,603  Washington 
Eastman    Frank,    509  Clay,  and   508 

Commercial 
Eloes.ser  Leo,  414  Clay 
Francis  &  Valentine,    517  Clay,  and 

512  Commercial 
Gordon  Charles  W.,  SE  cor  Sacramen- 
to and  .'«ansom 
Hughes  .T.  F.,  611  Clay 
Jacoby  I'hilo,  420  Montgomery 
Lafontaine  A.  J.,  627  Merchant 
Mahon,  Rapp,  Thomas  &  Co.,  505  Clay 
McLean  A.  A., 540  Washington 
Munfrey  &  Co.,  320  Clav 
Pac.  Youth  Publishing  Co.,  629  Clay 
S.    F.  Cooperative   Printing   Co.,  411 

Clay 
Smyth  &  Shoaflf,  511  Sacramento 
Spaulding  &  Barto,  414  Clay 
Sierett  B.  F.,  532  Clay 
Stevens  George  W.,  310  Washington 
Taylor  &  Co.,  517  Clay 
TurnbuU  &  Smith,  723  Market 
Upton  John  P.,  509  Clay 
Wallace  John,  612  Commercial 
Waters,  Newhoft'ifc  Co.,  512  Sac 
Weiss  M.,  511  Sacramento 
Wheeler  <fc  Co.,  56  Merchants'  Ex 
Winterhurn  Joseph  &  Co.,  417  Clay 
Women's  Cooperative  Printing  Union, 

424  Montgomery 
Woodward  William  A.  <fc  Co.,  529  Cal 

Printers— JPowrer  Press. 

BACON  &  COMPANY,  536  Clay  (see 

adv.  register  of  names  page  8) 
Bancroft  A.  L.  <fe  Co.,  721  Market 
BOSQUI  EDWAKD  &    CO.,    SE  cor 
Clay  and  Leidesdorff(see  adv.  reg- 
isterof  names,  each  alternate  page) 
Carmany  J.  H.  &  Co.,  409  Washington 
Eastman  Frank,  509  Clay 
Francis  <fc  Valentine,  517  Clay  and  512 

Commercial 
Mahon,  Kapp,  Thomas  &  Co.,  605  Cla.v 
8.  F.    Cooperative  Prmting   Co.,  411 

Clay 
Sterelt  Benjamin  F.,  532  Clay 
Winterburn  Joseph  ifc  Co.,  417  Clay 
Woodward  William  A.  &  Co..  629  Cal 

Printers*  Materials. 

BLAKE,  ROBBINS  &  CO.,  .516  Sac- 
ramento (see  adv.  dcpt.  page  Ixiii) 

CALIFORNIA  TYPE  FOUNDRY 
CO.,  407  Sansom  (see  adv,  register 
of  names  page  750) 

HAGAR  &  CO.,  532  Clay  (see  adv, 
dept  page  44) 

Morrill  &  Co.,  (ink)  418  Commercial 

PAINTER  &  CO.,  510  Clay 

Printers*  Rollers. 

Newell  William  W.,  516  Commercial 
Produce- Butter,  Cheese  and 

Archibald    Andrew,    Grand    Central 

Market 
Assman  &  Neubert,  10  California  Mi;t 
Atchinsoii  B.  M.  <fe  Co.,  7  Occide;.  tal 

Bielski  Max  &  Co..  2  Occidental  ^'ikt 
Breunan  &  Hart,  54  Grand  Centra;  Mkt 


Brigham  &  Balch,  SE  cor  Front  and 

Washington 
Brincatt  Salvo,  .517  Merchant 
Brooks  James  K.,  121  Wa.shington 
Cannichael  &  McBride,  25  Occidental 

Market 
Clough  W.  W.  &  Co.,  70  California 

Market 
Cohn,  Martin  &  Co.,  316  Clay 
Daily  .Silneas,  209  Davis 
Deloclie  &  Corthay,  2  San  Francisco 

Market 
Diss  <fe  Co.,  512  Market,  and  15  Sutter 
Donnelly  P.  ii,  Bro.,20  Occidental  Mkt 
Edwards  J.  H.,27  Metropolitan  Market 
FoUis  R.  H.,  90  California  Market 
Forsaith,  Tyler  &  Shaw,  325  Front 
French  M.  ii.  *;  Co.,  23  California  Mkt 
Fuller  Alonzo  F.,  25  Central  Market 
Getz  &  Wolfon,  88  California  Market 
Goodhart  George  C,  26  Metropolitan 

Market 
Hall  &  Rich,  28  Metropolitan  Market 
Hatch  Fred  A.,  73  California  Market 
Hatch  T.  H.  &  Co.,  320  Front 
Heinau  M.,  21  Metropolitan  Market 
Heywood  &  Hendley,  224  Clay 
Hope  George,  909  Folsom 
Huston  George  &  Co.,  425  Clay 
Joost  Hermann,  410  Clay 
Kane  &  Heaney,24  Occidental  Market 
Kingon  Robert,  123  Occidental  Market 
Leraoine,  Gambert  <fc  Co.,  15  San  Fran- 
cisco Market 
Martens  Frederick,  57  Washington  Mkt 
McHenry  &  Smith,  423  Front 
McMenomy  James  W.,  32  Califoniia 

Market 
Menke  H.&  Co.,  3  New  Clay  St.Market 
Morlock   i'rederick,   23   Metropolitan 

Market 
Neumann  Louis  &  Co.,  Grand  Central 

Market 
Overton  J.  B.  &  Co.,  63  California  Mkt 
Parsons  &  Mitchell,  29  Occidental  Mkt 
Pedler  Joseph  R.  &  Co.,  35  California 

Market 
Ring  Reuben  G.,  Union  Market 
Scharowski  &  Wessenberg,  81  Califor- 
nia Market 
Stearns  William  H.  &  Co.,  50  Wash- 
ington Market 
Stone  Henry  J.,  27  California  Market 
Sweeney  Louis,  925  Folsom 
Thierba!ch  Charles,  18  Central  Market 
Von  Ronn  &  Co.,  43  Washington  Mkt 
Wilner  M.  G.,  Union  JIarket 
Wooster  &  Shattuck.  317  Front 
Young  Conrad,  1216  Dupont 

Produce— Oame. 

Auradou  A.  Leon,  507  Merchant 
Ballard  John  W.,  .509  Sansom 
Brennan  <fc  Hart,Grand  Central  Market 
Brincatt  Salvo,  517  Merchant 
Brunner  J.  A.,  31  Metropolitan  Market 
Burns  <6;  Ambrose,14  Metropolitan  Mkt 
Burns  &  Billis,  Union  Market 
Card  &  Woods,  67  California  Market 
Carroll  John,  Metropolitan  Market 
Cassara  Peter,  .503  Sansom 
Colburn  A.,  83  California  Market 
Connolly  Thomas,  11  San  Francisco 

Market 
Cook  John  H.,  48  Washington  Market 
Deloche  &  Corthay,  2  San  Francisco 

Market 
Ehrmann    Valentine,    44    Occidental 

Market 
Getz  &  Wolfen,88  California  Market 
Hart  ife  Goodman,76  California  Market 
King  D.  &  Co.,  81  California  Market 
Lemoine,  Gambert  &  Co.,  16  San  Fran 

Cisco  Market 
Marshall  &  Haight,  208  Clay 
Miller  Bernard.  6  Metropolitan  Market 
Mitchell  Caroline  Mrs.,  5.5  California 

Market 
Mowry  Richard  D.,  103  California  Mkt 
Pisania  J.  &  Co  ,  9  Clay  St.  Market 
Bobart  Jules,  25  S.  F.  Market 
Simpson    Bernard,    12     Metropolitan 

Market 
Spotorno  John  B.  Jr.,  48  Cal  Market 
Strausser  Louis,  17  Clay  St.  Market 
Wood  G.  T.  &  Co.,  36  Metropolitan 

Market 

Produce— VeBetables. 
Alexander  Eli,  18  Metropolitan  Mkt 
Alsgood    Frederick,    Grand    Central 

Market 


Avery  D.  R.,  41  Wash  Market 
Bernhard  &  Co.,  16  Occidental  Market 
Brackett  &  Keyes,  50  Sii-iiart 
Broad  Jane  Mrs.,  224  Fitlli 
Brown  Richard,   SE    cor   FifthJ  and 

Shiplev 
Brown  &  Arnold,  30  California  Mkt 
Cassiday  E..  11  Cf-ntial  Market 
Curiaii  Tliomas.  668  Howard 
Drlscnll  F.,    SW   cor    Harrison     and 

Twentv-fifth 
Duffy  J.  j:  <fc  Co. ,  30  Occidental  Mkt 
Dutard  Hypolitc,  217  Clay 
English  John  F,  516  Jones 
Fawcett  &  Augsburgh,  8  Metropolitan 

Market 
Finlev  James  H.,  NW  cor  Hvdeand 

Allen 
Gardiner  Thomas,  Grand  Central  Mkt 
Garnery  &  Co.,  6  s.  F.  Alarkot 
Gavin  P.  T.,  38  Occidental  .Market 
Gilfillan&Hoonschlld.S:!  Cal  Market 
Gilleran  P.  &  Brotlier,  206  Druinm 
Hall  &  Co.,  21  California  Market 
Harris  Hermann,  W  s  Main  bet  Mis- 
sion and  Market 
Hassel  Henry,  Clay  St.  Market 
Hodge  Alexander,"713  Folsoin 
Huber  Caspar,  56  Washington  Market 
Jacob  E.  Charles,  llso  Harrison 
Johnson  James,  240 'i  Filth 
Kerlin  <fc  Engeike,  27  California  Mkt 
Knapp  &  Meacham,  E  s  Jlission  bet 

Twenty-third  and  Iwenty-fourth 
Leonard  P.  H..  Union  JIarKil 
Loomis  Christopher,  :I6  First 
Loucks  Orlando,  SW   cor   Clay   and 

Drumm 
Lysett  John  P., 26  Mctropolilan  Market 
Maison  John,  1118  Folsom 
Moore  Z.  AV.,  39  California  Market 
Morris    Ellen   Mrs.,  10    Metropolitan 

Market 
Mugan  &  Moran,  SE  cor  Washington 

and  Druinm 
Muller  &  Bockmann,  29  Cal  Market 
Nauman  Charles,  .507  Sansom 
Noble  Beattie,  Union  aiarket 
Oelrieh  Brothers,  33  Metropolitan  Mkt 
Pancoast  F.  &  Co.,  221  Davis 
Pangborn    Sylvester.,  15  Central  Mkt 
Pollock  &  Adams,  25  Metropolitan  Mkt 
Rasmussen  P.,  9  Stcuart 
Rattier  Jean,  Clay  St.  Market 
Roberts  John  E.,  86  California  Market 
Rorke  &  Co.,  324  Davis 
Weindorff  Jacob,  SW  cor  Fourth  and 

Tehama 
Wittland  &  Garrett,  519  Sansom 
Wood  George  B.,  Union  Jlarket 
Wuth  <fe  Stamer,  NEcor  Fifteenth  and 

Minna 

Provident  Associations— mu- 
tual. 

California  Mutual  Benefit  and  Protec- 
tive .\ssociation,  24  Exchange 
Building 

Cambrian  Mutual  Aid  Society,  412 
Front 

German  Mutual  Relief  Association,  36 
Merchants"  E.\cliangi' 

Irish  American,  cor  Howard  and  How- 
ard Court 

LaSolidarite,  SW  cor  Montgomery  and 
Jackson 

Mutual.  418  California 

Odd  Fellows'  Mutual  .Vid,  325  Mont 

Pacific  Protective,  418  Montgomery 

Provisions. 

[See  also  Flour;  also  Grocciics;    also 

Produce,  etc.) 
Athearn  <fc  Co.,  8  Clay 
Bigley  Brothers,  12S  Clay 
BOWEN  BROTHERS,  430  Pine  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  16,  and  back  vol) 
Castle  Brothers,  215  Front 
Coghill,  Lyons  A  Co.,  315  Front 
Collins,  M^heaton  A  Luhrs,  219  Front 
Cooperative    Union   Association,   115 

Sutter 
Daneri  F.  &  Co.,  .504  Front 
Dodge  W.W.&  Co.,  NW  cor  Clay  and 

Front 
Dolbeguy  B.,  514  Battery 
Elmer  M.  &  Co.,  425  Front 
Fordham  &  Jennings,  NE  cor  Front 

and  Jackson 
Foster  &  Dole,  36  California 
Goldstein,  Seller  &  Co.,  217  Front 


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Grav  John  *  Co..  210  Clay 
Hanisoii  Willi:im  I".  &  Co.,  421  Clay 
Heniciiway  ct  Jliriill,  NVV  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Da\ls 
Ho\ve(lt-on,'f  L.  fi  Co., 219  Clay 
IKVINK,  HAKKEK  *  CO.,  226  Front 

(see  adv.  lU'pf.  pajie  28) 
Jones  *  C;o.,  2.'d  Front 
Krnse  .t  Knler,  209  Kront 
Larco  Nieli'las,  4;i0  Jackson 
Lewis  Henry  l..,209  Sacramento 
Loupe  &  Haas,  216  California 
Mcll<'nry  &  Smitli,427  Kront 
Phillips  Taher  &  Co.,  310  Front 
Root  .t  Bailey.  412  Kront 
ROU NTHKE  .t  Mc.M C LLIS, 323  Front 

(see  adv.  de]it.  paire  2N) 
Sabatie  A.  E.  &  Co.,  617  Sansom 
SbarhoroIVct  Brollier,.V31  Wash 
Sroiife,  .Sweeney  .t  Co.,  406  Front 
Tavlor.t  lU'nilel.40;iClay 
Walker  A.,  121   Front 
Wellman,  I'eck  &  Co..  418  Front 
Wooster  &  Shattuck,  317  Front 

Provisions— Kepackerg. 

[Sec  also  Preserved  Sleats;  also   In- 
spectors.] 
Anthony  Edward  T.  *  Co.,  321  Sac 
BvrinK  Olc  H.,  2-'4  Jackson 
Gallagher  Edward  A.T.,619  Front 

Publishers. 

[See  also   Booksellers;  also  Newspa- 
pers.] 
Bancroft  X.  L.  &  Co.,  721  Market 
Boericke  &  Tafel,  234  Sutter 
Boyd  Theodore  C,  (song)  125  Kearny 
Caiit'ornia  Publishing  Co  ,  :U  Kearny 
Caimanv  J.  H.  it  Co.,  40»  Washington 
Cubcrv  '&,  Co.,  SSB  Jlarket 
I)ewev<fe  Co.,  414  Clay 
GRAY  Jl.\TrHIAS,  (music)  621  Clay 

(see  ,adv.  oept.  page  xcvii) 
LAXGLEY  HENRY  G.,  612  Clay  (see 

mlv.) 
LIBBY  A  SWETT,  3  Montgomery  (see 

adv.  reg.  names,  page  106) 
Little  Horace  &  Co..  508  Montgomery 
Pacific  I'ublishing  Co., 31  Kearny 
Payot  Henry  &  Co.,  H22  Washington 
RdM  AN  A.  .fe  CO.,  417  Montgomery 
iTumbull  R.  J.  &  Co..  420  Mont 
WHITNEY  SUMNER.  (il3  Clay,  (see 

adv.  reg.  names  page  107) 

Piilu. 

[Ses  also  Beds;  also  Furniture;  also 

Mattresses,  etc.] 
SCHAKER  J.  F.  .t    II.    H.,  NW  cor 

Sacramento  and  ISansom  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  26) 

Putn  Its— Force. 

ATWOOD  A  BODWELL,21l  Mission 

(see  adv  dept.  pages  4  and  7) 
BAKER  .t  HAMIL  ION,  13-19  Front 

(see  adv.  dept.  pagfsxvi  and  Ixviii) 
Berry  <t  Place,  112  California 
Clark  William  H.  T.,  31  Third 
Deacon  William,  120  Main 
FISH  A.  L.,  9  First  (see  adv.  dept.  page 

xcviil) 
HANSi'o.M  A  CO.,  cor  Fremont  and 

Tehama  (see  adv.  dept.  page  10) 
Herrick  Lanson  D.,  28  Third 
Hooker  William  D.,  112  Spear 
HUNT  EDWI N  O.,  123  Spear  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  6) 
Laswell  M.l).,747  Mission 
Martin  H.  B.  &  Co.,  15  Fremont 
Mitchell  Thomas  F.,  25  Drumm 
Pacific  Pump  Manuf.  Co.,  318  Pine 
Parkliurst  V.  s.  W.,314  I'ine 
SMITH  .VLFUEI)  J..  1116  Market  (see 

adv.  dept.  paee,  Ixxxiv) 
Stoddart  David.  114  Beale 
TUSI  IX  WILLIAM  I.,  SE  cor  Market 

and  Beale  (see   adv.  dept.   pag-- 5) 
WALMSLEY  WILLIAM  W..  918  Mkt 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxlx) 

Pyrote«-h«i8ts. 

Church  &  Clark,  107  Front 
Chy  Lung  X  Co.,  ((  hinese)  640  Sacra- 
mento, and  306  Kearny 

Quartz  AmalKamators. 

[See  also  Foundries.] 
Golden  State  Iron  Works,  19  First 


GODPARD  *  CO..  127  First 
MINERS'    FO(Nl>RY      AND      MA- 
CHINE WORKS.  247  First 
Vamev  Thomas,  229  Fremont 
VULCAN    IRON    WORKS    CO.,   137 
Fremont 

Quartz  Cutters. 

California  Jewelry  Co..  616  Merchant 

KOEHLER  A  R1TTER,H20  Merchant 

(see  adv.  reg.  names,  page  70) 

Quartz  Screens. 

Quick  John  W.,  203  Fremont 

Quicksilver- Agents. 

Langlcy  Charles  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Clav 

REDINCiTON,  HOSTETTER  &  CO., 
529  Market  (see  adv.  reg.  names, 
each  alternate  page) 

JCacc  Courses. 

Bay  District  Agricultural,  Cliff  House 

"Road 
Bay  View  Park,  Bay  Vie^v 
Ocean,  tenninus  Ocean  House  Road 

Kailroad  Companies. 

CALIFORNI.\  PACIFIC,  cor  Front 
and  Vallejo,    office   411   California 

(see   adv.  dept.  pages  xxxiv   and 

xxxv) 
Central,  UGTavlor 
CENTRAL  P.iCIFIC,  422  California 

(sec  adv.  dept.  page  xcvi) 
Chicago,  Burlington  &  Jlissouri  River, 

208  Montgomery 
Chicago  and  Nortlnve-stern,  422  Cal 
Chicago.  Rock  Island  and  Pacific,  413 

California 
Citv,  SW  cor  Mission  and  Fourteenth 
Foisom  St.    and    Fort  Point  Railroad 

and  Tunnel  Co.,  428  California 
Front   St.    Mission   and   Ocean,   1336 

Bush 
Kansas  City,  St   Joseph  and  Council 

Blufl"s,  306  Montgomery 
Kansas  Pacific,  208  Montgomery 
Market  St.,  NE  cor  Market  and  Mont 
Narrow  Gauge,  320  California 
North    Beach   and    Mission,  SW  cor 

Fourth  and  Louisa 
Omiiilius,721  Howard 
Potreroand  Bay  View,  cor  Fourth  and 

Berry 
Russian  Hill,  316  California 
San    Francisco    and    Humboldt,   331 

Montgomery 
San   Francisco    and    North   Pacific, 

NE  cor  Montgomery  and  Market 
San  Francisco  and  San  Jos^,  NE  cor 

Monlgomorv  anci  Market 
Southern  Pacific,  NE  cor  Montgomery 

and  Market 

Railroad  Materials. 

Evans  West,  (ties)  8  Clay 

Razor  Strop  Makers. 

Hillman  Isaac,  151  Shipley 

Reading  Rooms. 

California  Pioneers,  808  Montgomery 
Mechanics'  Institute  Library,  27  Post 
Mercantile  Libiary,  216  Bush 
Merchants"  Exchange,  (new)  S  s  Call 

fornia  nr  .M  ontgomery 
Odd  Fellows'  Library,  325  Montgomery 
WHAT  CHEEK  HOUSE.  525  Sac 
Young  Men's   Christian  Association, 

23i  Sutter 

Real  Estate. 

Arques  Joaquin  R.,  708  Montgomery 
Ashburv  Monroe, 204  Montgomery 
Barker  Abner  II.,  434  California 
Baugh  Theodore  E..  500  Battery 
Beaver  George  W.,  414  California 
Bernis  G,.  6'-'6  California 
Bigelow  Elijah,  419  Front 
Bigelow  Samuel  C.,2fl4  Montgomery 
BillingsFredcrick,  43  Montgomery  Blk 
Blumenherg  J.  H..  121  Sansom 
Bolado  Joaquin,  708  Montgomery 
Bolten  James  R.,  618  Merchant 
Booth  Lucius  A.,  402  Front 
Bowman  Arthur  W..523  Montgomery 
Bowne  William  F.,  311  East 
Brannan  Samuel,  420  Montgomery 


Brogan  Jlichael.  NE   cor  Broadway 
and  Larkin  ^.^ 

Brown  Charles,  W  s  Dolores  bet  Fif- 
teenth and  Sixteenth 
Brown  Charles  F..  408  California 
Brown  E<lgar  C.  535  Clay 
Brown  H.uvev  S..  419  California 
Brvan  William.  324  Sansimi 
Burnett  Peter  H.,201  I'iliO 
Cahn  L.  M..219  Sansom 
Carroll  John,  307  Front 
Carter  Charles  I).,  410  California 
Center  John,  IH  Mon'gonxry  Block 
Cliapinan  William  S.,  306  Pine 
Clark  William  S..  Liek  House 
Cline  &  Franks.  4-'5  Kearny 
Cogswell  Henrv  1)..  KIO  Front 
Cooper  J.B.  R.,H21  Bush 
Critn  Samuel,  2320  Howard 
Cushing  Charles  H.,  339  Kearny 
Dannm  J.  E.,506  lloiitgomery 
David  Victor,  4 13  <\ilifornia 
Davis  F.  A. ,  533  Kearny 
DeToro  Juan.  614  Jlerehant 
Drake  Josiah.  16  .^lontgnmery  Block 
Ellerv  Epes,3lK  Jlonigomery 
Ellis"George  AV.,  50  Jlontgomery  Blk 
Emeric  Joseph,  SW  cor  Jack  and  San 
Fitch  Henry  S.,  .506  Jlongoinery 
Foa  Julius,  cor  Dupont  and  Bilwy 
Franklin  Edward.  ;4  Monlgi'nieiy  Blk 
Fraser  A.  E.,  .507  Jlonlgninery 
Frink  George  W..  312  Monlgoniery 
Fraser  Daniel,  304  Montgomery 
Friedman  Joseph  S..  611  Washington 
Gates  Horatio  S.,  526  Merchant 
Grattan  William  H..  45  Exchange  Bldg 
Greene  Henry  E.,  4iH  t^ali fornia 
Greene  William.  1-534  Mission 
Grogan  Alexander  B.,NW  cor  Sansom 

and  Jackson 
Gunn  Wilham.  24  Merchants'  Exch 
Guv  Abel,  522  Montgomery 
Haggiii  James  B.,  41 IM  California 
Haley  John  J.,  Lick  House 
Halleck,  Peachy  A  Billings,  43  Mont- 
gomery Block 
Harpendiiig  Asbury,SW  cor  California 

and  Sansom 
Harris  Algernon  S.,  636  Clay 
H.astlngs  S.  Clinton,  636  Clay 
H.aven  J.  M.,  420  California 
Hawes  Horace,  1310  Foisom 
Haynes  Thomas  J.,  NE  cor  California 

and  Davis 
Hayward  Alvinza,  419  Califoniia 
He.ad  Addison  E.,414  California 
Hendrie  John  W.,  Grand  Hotel 
Herbert  Henrv  V..  624  Montgomery 
Herzo  John,  321  Front 
Highton  Edward  R.,  .528  Califoniia 
Himmelmann  Andrew.B37  Washington 
Hoburg  William  H.,  606  Montgomery 
Howard  George  H.  523  Montgomery 
Howard  Thomas  B..  434  Second 
Keesing  Banu'tt,  1012  Bush 
Keyes  E.  D.,.507  Montj-'omery 
King  James  L.,  442  California 
Ladd  William  H.,  316  California 
Land  Charles,  30s  Sansom 
Land  Chauncey  B..  308  Sansom 
Lander  P.  C,  .504  K  earny 
Larkin  Alfred  O.,604  Merchant 
Larkin  Thomas  O.,  604  Merchant 
Lethngwell  William.  40s  Montgomery 
LeRoy  Theodore,SW  cor  Jlontgomery 

and  Jackson 
Lent  William  M.,  419  California 
Leonard  Ephraim  W.,  Grand  Hotel 
Lick  James,  121  Sutter 
Lincoln  Jerome.  414  Jlarket 
Livingston  Frank,  414  California 
Livingston  Mark.  414  California 
Locke  Silas  M.,  124  Eddy 
Low  Charles  A.,  408  California 
Luco  Jnan  M.,  49  M,>n'g"inry  Block 
Luning  Nicholas.  4-'H  Calif.Tina 
Lutv  John  S..  305  Montgomery 
Jladden  Thomas  P..  636  Clay 
Manrow   J.    P.,  NE  cor  Laikin  and 

Chestnut 
Manson  John  S.,  206  Front 
Marks  J.  D.,  Dunbar  Court 
Jlartinon  A.,  614  Merchant 
Mason  Frederick.SS  JI  ontgomery  BlocX 
Mathewson  Thomas  D..  h»6  Mont 
Matthews  Henry,  611  C:iay 
Maynanl  Lafavette,  320  Sansom 
Mayne  Charles,  524  Montgomery 
McAllister  Harney  H.,  50  Montgomery 

Block 
McDonald  D.  L.,  515  Montgomery 


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Mrjasson  Leon,  522  Montgomery 
Mclone  Prury,  306  MontRomery 
Merritt  SamiicI,  318  Calit'urnia 
McycTH  C.,211  Clay 
Monalian  William,  14  Geary 
ilontgomork-   Street  Real  Kstate  Co., 

S\V  cor  Califiirnla  and  Sansom 
Moore  Thomas  W.,  3flB  Pine 
Jlorison  Samuel  A.,  14  Merchants'  Ex- 
change 
Morris  Abraham,  4  Battery 
Morrow  Robert  F..  414  California 
Moss  J.  Mora,  4I«  California 
Miillan  John,  712  Montgomery 
Murphy  Daniel,  33S  Montgomery 
Northam  Edward  F..  432  Montgomery 
Xoves  Charles  G.,  422  Montgomery 
Olbrecht  Augustu."!.  611  Clay 
Osborn  G.  \V.,  4118  California 
Osgood  W.  ir.,  Grand  Hotel 
Page  Nathaniel,  414  Marlcet 
Paige  Calvin,  414  Market 
Palmer  Kdward  F.,  240  Montgomery 
Partndge  Peter  G.,  NW  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Jackson 
Payne  Warren  R.,  604  Merchant 
Peachy  A.  C,  43  Montgomerj-  Block 
Peel  Jonathan,  31  Third 
Ferine  Nicholas  P.,  1.35  Montgomery 
Peters  Charles  R.,  SOS  Sansom 
Phelan  James,  305  Montgomery 
Pioche  <fe  Baverque,  SE  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  J'ackson 
Piper  William  A.,  605  Montgomery 
Piatt  Henry  B.,  2ii4  Montgomery 
Polack  Joel   S.,  XW  cor  Montgomery 

and  Jackson 
Reese  Michael,  410  Montgomery 
Regan  Jeremiah,  110  Hyde 
Reis  Christian,  316  California 
Reis  Ferdinand,  316  California 
Reis  Gustave,  316  California 
K(is  Julius  C,  316  California 
Ri'ldle  James  L..  .523  Montgomery 
Robert.s  Jl.  R.,  633  Front 
Rollins  William,  11  Exchange  Bldg 
Ryckman  G.  W.,  15  Mont  Block 
Ryer  Washington  M.,  641  Market 
Ryer  William  T.  S.,  641  Market 
Sargent  Bailev,  321  Sansom 
Satterlee  George  A.,  41  Mont  Block 
Schenck  G.  Everett,  808  Montgomerv 
.Seales  Daniel,  (colored)    1336  Dupont 
Seger  George,  .507  Montgomery 
Shear  Wjlllam,  617  Montgomery 
Shiels  William.  608  Mark.'t 
Southworth  A.  B.,  .35  Batterv 
Spencer  Henry  W.,  712  Montgomery 
Spring  F.  S.,  cor  Jackson  and  Sansom 
Stevenson  Andrew  J,,  331  Mont 
Story  Lafayette,  317  Washington 
Sullivan  Eugene  L.,  45  Exchange  Bldg 
Sullivan  John,  1051  Jlission 
Swain  William  B.,  302  Montgomery 
Talbert  Thomas  A.,  406  Montgomery 
Teschemacher  Henrv  F.,  523  Mont 
Tevis  Lloyd,  411 M  California 
Thompson. I osepli  P..  523  Montgomery 
Ttiompson  William,  Jr., 4-30  Jtont 
Throckmorton  Samuel  R  ,  403  Cal 
Tiffany  Robert  J.,  627  Washington 
Tilton  Stephen  S.,  302  Montgomery 
Tittel  F.  G.  E.,  303  Kearny 
Townsend  M-  ses  D.,  306  Pine 
Treat  George,  9  Merchants'  Exchange 
Vamev  Thomas,  '229  Frem mt 
Ward  John  B.,  339  Kearny 
Watt  Brothers,  609  Sacramento 
W.bb  Christopher  C,  405  Front 
Weeks  E.  J.,  6  Merchants  Exchange 
Wentworth  J.  P.  H.,  302  Montgomery 
Wetzlar  Guslavus,  418  Montgomery 
Wickware  George  C.,  Grand  Hotel 
Winn  A.  M..  44  i  hird 
Woliler  Hermann,  414  California 
Worn  George  A.,  519  Montgomery 

KecordB— Searchers  of. 

[See  also  Notaries;  also  Attorneys.] 
Barry  Charles  E..  619  Montgomerj' 
Bra-lv  John  B.,624  .Merchant 
BROOKS  W.  H.  J.,  621  Clay 
Clement  Ephraiin  B.,  710  Washington 
Clement  Joseph,  710  Washington 
Clyde  Robert  S.,  625  Merchant 
Fisher  Charles  C,  338  Montgomery 
Garvcy  James  P..  302  Montgomery 
Gillespie  C.  V.,  XW  cor  Kearny  and 

Washington 
Harries  Julian  B.,  .505  Montgomery 
Hope,  McKillop  <fc  Co.,  317  California 


MAZE  MONTGOMERY,  San  Jose  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  32) 
Rouleau  Francois  A.,  620  Washington 
Smith  Robert  P. ,  605  Montgomery 
Stocker  &  Noe,  618  Merchant 

Reflectors. 

Boesch  Emil,  1017  Kearny 
Lynch  William,  445  Minna 

Regalia. 

[See  also  Military  Goods.] 
JOHNSON  T.   RODGERS,  325  Mont 

(see  adv.  inside  back  coven 
XORCROSS  &  CO.,   3-2   Kearny   (see 

adv,  dept.  page  Ixvi) 

Repaekers— Merchandise. 

[See  also  Provisions— Repackers.] 
Anthonv  Edward  T.  &  Co.,  321  Sac 
Byring  Ole  H.,  224  Jackson 
Gallagher  Edward  A.  T.,  621  Front 
Michek't  Christian.  716  Front 
Shee  Kee  <i:  Co..  (Chinese)  810  Sac 
Yu  Woo  Chlng  Kee,  1007  Dupont 

Reporters — Phonographic. 

[See  also  Accountants;  also  Copj-ists, 

etc.] 
Cutler  William,  cor  Jack  and  Mont 
Hall  &  Whitton.  6.37  Kearny 
Howe  Delos  J..  517  Clav 
Malone  P.  J.,  4.36  Jackson 
Marsh  ife  Osbourne,  31  Exchange  Bldg 
O'Doherty  George,  15  City  Hall 
Shepard  Mark  L.,31  Exchange  Bldg 
Stanley  F'-ederick  H.,  328  Montgomerj- 
Sumner  Charles  A..  729  Mont 
Toro  Juan  de,  614  Merchant 

Restaurants. 

[See  also  Coffee  Houses.] 
Abila  Zenovia  Mrs.,.527  Broadway 
Alex  Joseoh  F.,  725  Pacific 
Alfrance  Charles,  845  Dupont 
Allione  Francisco,  1324  Stockton 
Anderson  George,  East  bet  Jackson 

and  Pacific 
Anderson  Jolin,  783  Market 
Assalino  Salvatore,  518  Merchant 
Barichievich  John,  1018  Market 
Baumgartncr  William,  N  s  Hayes  nr 

Van  Ness  Avenue 
Behan  Rocco,  SE  cor  Bdwy  and  Dup 
Bernhamer  Henry,  7  Summer 
Bertz  <fe  Co.,  626  Keamv 
Black  John,  1208  Dupont 
Bocken  Henry.  645  Washington 
Boctz  John.  434  Seventh 
Bonal  li  (j.  B.  .t  Co.,  .505  Sansom 
Boothbv  Adolph.  10  Sacramento 
Branch  &  Co.,  518  Pacific 
Briggs  George,  11  Sixth 
Brown    Charles,  SW    cor   East    and 

Merchant 
Brown  <fe  Johnston,  923  Kearny 
Brunton  Henry.  .522  Clay 
Burmeister  <fc  Poureho.  536  Wash 
Cadenasso  &  Tubino,  515  Merchant 
C^allabota  S\-lvester,  18  Folsom 
Canipi  <K  Co.,  519  Claj-" 
Carlos  Thomas  F.,  103  Washington 
Ca.stis  Nicholas,  119  Third 
Clark  Frederick.26  Steuart 
Collings  John,  132  Fourth 
Constantin  J.  <fe  Co.,  1403  Stockton 
Cresaglia  Matteo  M  Co.,  XE  cor  Dup- 
ont and  Market 
Crown  Ham-,  1029  Dupont 
Cummings  Andrew,  219 Third 
Cummings  James  A.,  219  Third 
Debem.irdi  Maurice,  631  Pacific 
Debernardi  Luigi.  518  Market 
Detels  M.  &  H.  D.,  SW  cor  Sacramen- 
to and  Davis 
Deutsch  (k  Cti.,  614  Clay 
Dingeon  d:  Hanbrich,  623  Commercial 
Donnadieu  Louis,440  Broadway 
Donoho  Philip,  417  Front 
Draycur  A.  i  Co.,  531  Commercial 
Drouilhat  Louise  Madame,  710  C;om 
Egan  William,  E  s  Valencia  nr  Six- 
teenth 
Engelberg  E.  A.,  416  Kearnj- 
Evans  A.  H.,  540  Clay 
Fitch  Caspar.  Hunter's  Point 
Fletcher  &  Belmer.215  Davis 
(iaribaldi  G.  L.  <fe  Co.,  510  Market 
Gatileiini  Joseph.  10.30  Kearnj' 
Gautron  G.,  506  Washington 


Gibson  R.  P.,  1027  Dupont 
Giusti  Joseph,  105  California  Market 
Grcgo  <fe  Gamba,  SWcor  Dup  andPost 
Giullemette  Jean  B.,  516  Pacific 
Gunst  Abraham,  2"25  Bush 
Habermehl  Henrj-,  Woodwards   Gar- 
dens 
HACHMEYER&DEIDEREICHSES, 

cor  Spring  and  Summer 
Hang  Fer  Low,  (Chinese)  713  Dupont 
Hausler  Frederic.  998  Folsom 
Heckmann  H.,NE  cor  Davis  and  Wash 
Hennida  &  Co..  (Chinese)  419  Drumm 
Hillman  William,  869  Folsom 
Horst  &  Schaefer,  8  Kearny 
Jacques  <fe  Mortier,  713  I'aciflc 
Jacquot  Constant  A.,  cor  Fourteenth 

and  Railroad  Avenue 
Jennings  A.  A..  .507  Clay 
Job  Peter,  327  Kearny 
Johnson  Frank,  SE  cor  Clay  and  Lel- 

desdorff 
Johnson  Thomas,  638  Pacific 
Johnson  <fe  Peterson.  531  East 
Jury  John  &  Bro..  524  Merchant 
Kah  Keen,  (Chinese)  629  Jackson 
Krnuse  Carl,  647  Merchant 
Kyle  James,  .538  Market 
Lacoste  Frank  <fc  Co.,  617  Sacramento 
Lahusen  Henry,  324  Montgomer.v 
Laronche  A.  &  Co.,  825  Dupont 
Lele  George.  107  Dupont 
Lelevier  Toussaint,  616  Broadway 
Leroy  Joseph,  421  Sansom 
Lermitte  Francois,  .530  Merchant 
Lindner  Conrad,  316  Clay 
Lucien  &  Lacoste,  SE  cor  Keamj-  and 

Sacramento 
Malone  John,  57  Third 
Manciet  J.  P.,  San  Jose  R.  R.  Depot 
Mandel  &  Ohnstein,  41  Second 
Jlarcovich  John,  '26  First 
Mattarango  Dennis.  143  Third 
McAuliffe  Mrs..  914  Market 
Merslich  Dominic,  Battcrj'  nr  Filbert 
Meyer  Louis,  156  Second 
Miley,  Perrin  &  Co..  738  Washington 
Mueller  Alois, 9  Belden 
MULLER  GEORGE.  408  Pine 
Xamur  Peter,  817  Montgomery 
Nightingale  James  H.,  NW  cor  Sev- 
enth and  Mission 
Xivelles  Charles,  826  Market 
Xoonan  Peter  J.,  535  .Merchant 
Olmsted  John  C.  329  Montgomery 
Olsen  John  P.,  933  Keamv 
Parker  H.  i  Co.,  624  California 
Petro  Aristotle,  205  Third 
Piacentiliife  Co.,  20  Washington 
Pjranni  Antonio,  .SE  cor  Dupont  and 

Commercial 
Poetz  John  C,  135  Sansom 
Pope  Augustus,  N  s  Brannan  bet  First 

and  Second 
Quaid  P.  S.,  1036  Market 
Rakmann  <fe  Sands,  618  Pacific 
Ratto  Charles  <k  Bro.,  114  Berry 
Reagan  John, 614  Montgomerj' 
Reagan  John,  27  Second 
Reil  William,, 531  Fourth 
Ricaud  <fe  Bordeaux,  .520  Merchant 
Ricknian  Charles.  20  First 
Riiev  <fe  Felt,  342  Montgomerj' 
Bodgers  Philip,  ilarkel  nr  Valencia 
Rosenbaum  Martha,  (widow)  NE  cor 

Pacific  and  Keamv 
RosenkransA  O'Donnell,  .57  Third 
Saulmann  ik  Lauenstein,52(l  California 
Schlinke  <fe  Dominick,  16  Folsom 
Schneider  <fe  Landgraf,647  Commercial 
Schneiter  J.  R.,  33  Fourth 
Scroth  i  Westerfeld,228  Kearny 
Schuman  Fred,  .iuiictioii  Mkt  and  Sac 
Seegers  John  H!,  609  Jackson 
Seiz  &  Bresse ,  607  Sacramento 
Sellier  Louis,  3  Steuart 
Senatz  Anthonv  J..  .332  Montgomery 
Sheperd  Royal" F.,  Meiggs  Wljarf 
Simeim  Pierrn,  (colore  1 1  615  Jackson 
Sing  Woa,  (Chinese)  734  Sacramento 
Smith  Andrew  V.,  519  East 
Smith  Antonio,  1204  Stockton 
Smith  Charles,  703  Howard 
Smitii  &  Brown,  518  Battery 
SorbierJules  E..  540  Commercial 
Souffrain  James,  723  Davis 
Spreen  <fc  Davis,  640  Market 
Swain  A.  E.,  636  .'ilarket 
Tamm  Edward.  1126  Dupont 
Tripp  Philander  F.,206  Fourth 
Varndall  William  P  ,  2197  Powell 
Veyrat  Maurice,  1013  Dupont 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUEANCE  CO.  pays  aU  losses  in  Gold  Coin. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Boots  and  Shoes. 


SAN  FRANCISCO  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


779 


ViolichNicolasTJT  Pupont 
Voss  Francis,  102  Sixth 
Wailor  John  C,  20  First 
Washburn  J.  M.,  Mciggs  Wharf 
Wfiss  Jacoh.  110  Sutter 
Whittier  J.  M..  114  Perry 
WITTMANN   GKORGE,  612  Sac  (see 

adv.  (lept.  page  25) 
Youngworth  A  (iihson.  112  Kearny 
Yuue  Four,  (Chinese)  710  Jackson 

Revenue  Stamps. 

Berpgrcn  Ausiist,  336  Montgomery 
Holmes  A. &  Co.,  604  Montgomery 
Pcltrct  I'etev  U.,  317  Battery 
Webster  John  N.,  50H  Montgomery- 
Rice  Dealers. 
[See  also  Oroeories:  also  Provisions.] 
FLINT,  PKAHODY  &  CO.,  408  Cal 
Greenwood  W.   M..    (India  Mill)  cor 

Mission  and  Main 
MACONDKAY  cfe  CO..  206  Sansom 
Tuck  Chong  <fe  Co.,  (Chinese)  739  Sac 

Kidlng  Academies. 

[See  also  Stables.] 
Crittenden  &  Dalton,  712  Mission 
Lusk  Chester  «.,  NW  cor  Post  and 
Stockton 

RlKKers  and  Stevedores. 

Brewster  William,  152  Steuart 
Clark  &Whitehouse,N  s  How  nr  Spear 
D'Arcy  <fe  Co..  S  s  Howard  nr  Steuart 
DeVrios  &  Chase.  N  s  Vallejo  nr  Bat 
Green  &  Co.,  N  s  Howard  bet  Green 

Court  and  Spear 
Haseltinc  Charles  E.,36Steuart 
McCann  0  wcn,E  s  Nebraska  nr  Twen- 
ty-Fourth 
Menzies  &  Lown',  503  Battery 
Simmons   William,   S  s  Howard  bet 

Steuart  and  Spear 
Smitli  William,  N  s  Howard  nr  Main 
Whitney  <fe  Frcese.SE  cor  Mission  and 
Steuart 

Rolling    SEpII. 

PACIFIC  ROLLIXG  MILL,  office  3 
Front  (see  adv.  dept.  page  v) 

Roofing. 

Brown  <fe  Wilson,  612  Mission 
Coiilin  <fc  Roberts,  749  Jlission 
Crawford  A.  <te  Co.,  27  Market 
Crosby  Portcr,14  Merchants'Exchange 
Daly  Daniel  J.,  814  Market 
Duncan  George  &  Co.,  652  Market 
Kaslon  Oliver  W..  316  Montgomery 
Fiske  Henry  G.,  SOS  JIarket 
Johnson  J.  E.  <fc  Co.,  228  Montgomery 
Johnson  Peter, 571  Market 
Ktlioc  John,  641  Market 
Larkin  <fe  Flaherty,  104  Kearny 
Maguire  James,  6  'lurk 
Mitchell  I'eier,  207  Stevenson 
Murphy  P.  11., SE  cor  Fol  and  Eighth 
Perine  Nicholas  P.,  135  Montgomery 
Ready  Rooting  Co.,  135  Montgomery 
Walton  N.  C,  E  s  Main  bet  Mission 

and  Howard 
San  Luis  Obispo  Asphaltum  Co.,  220 

Sansom 

Rope  SEaniiractorers. 

HALLIDIE  A.  S.  &   CO.,  (wire)  519 
Front  (see  adv.  dept.  pagelxxxvi) 
Perrv  Philip,  NE  cor  Solano  and  Ark 
SAN   FRANCISCO  CORDAGE  FAC- 
TORY, Tubbs  ii  Co., 613  Front  (sec 
adv.  dept.  page  xxx) 

Sack  Dealers. 

[See  also  Junk.] 
Bardwpll  <fe  Co..  105  Clay 
Cerini  Frank,  207  Davis 
Detrick  E.  &.  Co.,  123  Clay 
Hanna  J.  &  P.  N.,  .308  Davis 
Harlf;?  C.  &  Co.,  116  Davis 
McDevitt  E.  &  Co., 218  Davis 
Neville*  Co.,  113  Clav 
Reed  cfe  Bryson,  .525M  Fourth 
Waugh  Alexander  &  Co.,  26.Main 

Safes— Iron. 

[See  also  Hardware.] 
Chely  Louis.  R15  Battery 
Dunn  J.  J.,  317  Battery 


Gallagher  James  J..  712  Sansom 

KITTREDGE  <fc  LEAVITT,225Beale 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixviii) 

KITTREDGE  JONATHAN,  18  Fre- 
mont (see  adv  dept.  page  Ixxxv) 

Nutting  Calvin,  417  Market 

Ross,  Dempster  &  Co.,  105  California 

SIMS  JOHN  R.,  S  s  Oregon  bet  Front 
and  Davis  (see  adv.  dept.  page  14) 

Spawn  &  Lvford,  235  Bush 

Tilman  F.,  i318  Battery 

Sailmakers. 

Bell  &  Wcndt,  27  Market 

BlaklstonJohii  S.,8  Clay 

Byrne  Charles.  7  Clay 

Courtenay  John  E.,  .58  Steuart 

Crawford  A.  it  Co.,  27  Market 

Douglass  W.  J.  F.,  516  Davis 

Fuiiek  Christian  C,  SW  cor  Jackson 

and  East 
Guilford  John.  48  Clay 
Harding*  Brann,215  Front 
Morgan  Joseph  A.,  34  Steuart 
Powers  Charles,  207  Siicramento 
Prior  John  L  ,  ;f04  Davis 
Wood  Ji  Reynolds,SEcor  Steu  and  Mkt 

Salt  Stores. 

Barton  B.  F.  A  Co.,  211  Sacramento 
CARMEN   ISLAND   SALT   CO.,  423 

Front  (see  adv  dept.  page  lii) 
Eureka  Salt  Co.,  36  California 
Foster  &  Dole,  36  California 
Giorgiani  A.,  421  Washington 
Molloy  John,  .54  Clay 
Union  Pacific  Salt  Co.,  218 Sacramento 
Zupo  P.  <fc  Co.,  223  Drumm 

Sash  Makers. 

[See  Doors.] 

Sa^v  Filers. 

Gabbs  William  H.,Ver  Mehrnr Kearny 
Gibhs  Reuben  F.,  95H  Stevenson 
Hall  James,  420  Leavenworth 
Robson  Henry,  .300  Jackson 
Seculovlch  Peter  T.,  912  Market 
Verrill  C.  M.,  163  Jessie 

Sauces  and  Catsups. 

[See  also  Pickles.] 
California  Bonzest,  53  California  Mkt 
CODE   P.  D.  &   CO.,  621  Front  (see 

adv.  register  of  names,  page  751) 
Martin  <fe  VVard,cor  Market  and  Brady 
Stevens  James    Periin  &  Co.,  122  Leid 
Swasev  William  F.,  53  California  Mkt 
Woodworth  Charles  W.,  1317  Pacific 

Saw  Sfanufacturers. 

American  Saw  Co.,  606  Front 

Brown  William,  222  Jackson 

Linfortli  Alfred,  318  Jackson 

PACIFIC  SAWMANUFACTLTRING 
CO.,  17  Fremont  (see  adv.  register 
of  n.imes,  page  338) 

Robsiui  Ihiirv,  300  Jackson 

SPAULDlN(i  NATHAN  W.,  17  Fre- 
mont (see  adv.  register  of  names, 
page  338) 

Tucker  W.J., 606  Front 

Sawing  and  Planing. 

CALIFORNIA  PLANING  MILLS, 
NW  cor  Howard  and  Spear  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  Ixvi) 

Doe  B.  &  J.  S.,  46  Market 

EXCELSIOR  MILL  CO.,  443  Bran- 
nan  (see  a<lv.  dept.  page  31) 

FREEMAN  B.  H.,  415  Mission  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  lii) 

GRACIER  A  HEALD,  SE  cor  Mission 
and  Beale  (see  adv.  dept.  page  9) 

HOBBS,  GILLMORE  &  CO.,  219  Mkt, 
(see  adv.  dept.  pr>ge  xlv) 

MACDONALD  D.  A  &  CO.,  SW  cor 
Market  and  Beale  (see  adv.  dept. 
page  xlvi) 

MECHANICS'  MILL  AND  MANU- 
FACTURING CO.,  SW  cor  Mis- 
sion and  Fremont  (see  adv.  dept. 
page  33) 

Miller  &  Haley,  Berrv  nr  Third 

RICHAKD.><ON,  DELL  &  CO.,  NW 
cor  Beale  and  Mission  (see  adv. 
dept.  page  33) 

Thomas  Charles  W.,  24  California 


Scales. 

[See  also  Hardware.] 
Fairbanks  &  Hutchinson,  126  Cal 
Parkhurst  V.  S.  W.,  314  Pine 

School  Furniture. 

[See   also    Furniture;    also   Cabinet 
Makers.] 

Holt  Warren.  643  Clay 
PALMER  W.  J.  T.  &  CO.,  105  Mis- 
sion (see  adv.  rcg.  names,  page  106) 

Schools. 

[See  also  Colleges;  also  Teachers] 

Bergerot  Charles.  738  Vallejo 

City  Female  Seminary,  SE  cor  Mason 

"and  O'Farrell 
Dawson  Olive  M.,  25  Silver 
DeFossey  Mathieu,  1519  Mason 
Hamel  Anatole,  520  O'Farrell 
HEALD'S    BUSINESS    COLLEGE, 

24  Post  (see  adv.  reg.  of  names, 

page  731) 
Hildebrand  George  W.,  753  Mission 
Hogan  Ellen,  5  Park  Avenue 
Huddart  R.  Townsend,  501  Second 
Huddart  R.  Townsend  Mrs., 501  Second 
Josset  J,,  1  Quincy  Place 
Lewis  Lvon,  603  1  aylor 
McGaulev  Julia  Mrs.,  627  O'Farrell 
Moore  Nathan  W.,  402  Geary 
Mortensen    Eliza  Mrs.,  (embroidery) 

739  Mission 
Muhn  Anna  Mrs.,  108  Powell 
Nichols  Bertha  C.  Miss,  lOOH  Powell 
Pacific     Theological     Seminary,    502 

Mcmtgomery 
Prince  Isabella  G.  Miss,  218  Eddy 
Spring  M.  L.  Miss,  SE  cor  Mason  and 

O'Farrell 
St.  Vincent,  154  Jessie 
State  Normal,  S  s  Market  nr  Fifth 
Sullivan  Eliza  J.  Miss,  .553  Bryant 
Sutherhand  Isabel,  130ii  'laylor 
Swain  Sarah  C,  (widow)  1240  Powell 
Trask  C.  S.  Miss,  SE  cor  Folaom  and 

Sherman 
University,  George  Bates,  Ns  Post  bet 

Stockton  and  Powell 
Zeitska  Bertha  Mrs.,  .55  South  Park 

Sculptors. 

Gadina  Pietro,  723  S.ansom 
Kellett  Samuel,  763  Market 
Kellett  William  F..  ir28  Market 
Mancarlni  D.,  ViH  Fourth 
Mezzara  Pietro,  429  Montgomery 
O'Reilly  Patrick  M.,  811  Market 

Seeds. 

Allen  E.&  Co.,  16  Post 

Hunt  J.  Lewis,  SW  cor  Washington 

atid  Batterv 
KELLOGG  CHARLES  L.,427  Sansom 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxxviii) 
Moore  Edward  E.,  425  Washington 
Moore  Samuel  W.,  31ft  Washington 
Silvester  George  F.,  317  Washington 
Sweeney  J.  P.  &  Co.,  409  Davis 
Vincent  Sovin  &  Co.,  605  Sansom 

Sevring  machines. 

Electro-Magnetic  Sewing  Machine 
Co.,  J.  Hendy  ag.'Ut,  NE  cor  Mis- 
sion and  First 

Elliptic  and  American  Button  Hole, 
A.  H.  Suplee,  27  New  Montgomery 

Florence,  Samuel  Hill  agent,  19  New 
Montgomery 

Grover  A  Baker,  R.  G.  Brown  agent, 
116  Montgomery 

Hancock,  Fuller  tfc  Co.,  agents, 21  New 
Montgomery 

Hicks  J.  L.,  47  Second 

Higham  Elijah,  143  Fourth 

Higgins  Walter  B.,  242  Third 

Howe,  H.  A.  Demiiigagent,  113 Kearny 

Lenhardt  Henry,  225  Third 

Pacific  Sewing  Machine  Co.,  21  New 
Montgomery 

Singer  Manufacturing  Co.,  R.  H.  Yates 
agent,  139  Montgomery 

Weed,  Samuel  E.  Hoar  agent,  329 
Kearny 

Wheeler  <te  Wilson,  William  M.  Stod- 
dard agent,  427  Montgomery 

Wilcox  &  Gibbs,  27  New  Montgomery 


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ShellK,  Etc. 

CSce  also  Fuiioy  Goods;   also  Toys.] 

Kobisoii  David  X.,  217  Washington 

Shingle  Machines. 

[See  also  Machinists.] 

HUNTINGTON'  F.  A..  18  Frcmont(8ec 

adv.  (Icpt  pfipe  xliv) 
M  I  N  I".  K  .S  '    FOFNDRY   AND  MA- 
CHINE WORKS,  247  First 

Ship  Bread. 

[Sec  Bakers.] 
Ship  Biiildem. 

[See  also  Boat  Builders:   also  Ship- 
wrights.] 
Bucliort  George,  foot  Tavlor,  North 

Beach 
Frnnsdii  John  J..  Francisco  nr  Taylor 
Uansun  II.  P.,  cor  Santa  Clara  and 

Kenlueky 
MarcuccI  Domingo,  SE  cor  Fremont 

and  Jlission 
Owen  Henry,  Owen's  Point 
Ticrnan    I'.atrick  H.,  cor  Santa  Clara 

and  Kentucky 

Ship  Chandlers. 

[.See  also  Grocers.] 
Bichard  Nicholas,  Howard  nr  Steuart 
Caminan  A.  tt  Co.,  l.W  Steuart 
Coffin  <fc  Patrick,  331  East 
Crawford  A.  <fe  Co.,  27  Market 
EdKoriv  N.  B.,4(iClav 
Farweil  J.  D.  A  Co..  307  Clay 
Ilnre  Charles.  34  Sieuart 
Hubert  Cliarks.  .517  Davis 
Josselvn  G.  M.,  3H  .Market 
Marks  .lolin  .1.  <fe  Co.,  .W  Clay 
Shed  *  F.Trren.  a  .Market 
Smith  ,fe  Kittredi-e,  IH  Clay 
Tuhlis.t  Co..  611  Front 
Wright  <fe  Bowne,  54  Steuart 

Ship  dfoiners. 

Biglpv  Thomas  <fe  Co  ,  I.^  Spear 
BKAGt;  ROBEKT,  AV  s  Main  bet  Fol- 

som  and  Harrison  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  .14) 
Foster  Hein-y  A.,  4  California 
Gereau  W.  B.,  iO  Steuart 
Middlemas  A    Boole,    W   8  East   bet 

Commercial  and  Clnv 
Parent  Charles  1/,,  232  Fremont 
Spofi'ord  J.  L.,  E  s  Main  nr  Harrison 

Shippini;     and      Forwarding 
Slerchants. 

Anaheim  Lighter  Co..  321  Mont 
BALKOmf,    GUTHRIE     i   CO.,   430 
California  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xxii) 
Ballard  it  Hall,  NE  cor  Cal  and  Davis 
Brown  Chnrles  M..  Kincon  Point  Dock 
CALIKOKNIA      STEAM     NAVIGA- 
TION    CO.,    NE  cor  Front    and 
Jackson  (see  adv.  dept.  page  vi) 
Chauncey  <fe  Co.,  3(16  California 
Collie,  Stewart  <fe  Co.,  NE  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Davis 
Cook  T.  M.,3.'l  Front 
Cross*  Co.,  316  Cilifomia 
Cnmmings  W.  B.  A  Co.,  124  Cal 
Dart  Putnam  C,  419  Front 
DcBlols  G.  h.  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Jackson 

and  Drumni 
Dewilt,  Kitlle  A  Co.,  NW  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Front 
Dewar  John.  1.5  Stevenson's  Building 
Dihblee  Albert,  3H  California 
Dick  David,  .5J.5  Front 
DickS  W.,  .525  Front 
Dickson,  DeWolf  A  Co., 414  Battery 
Dollieer  ,*;  Carso", 34  Market 
Earl  I).  W.,  2.6  Calilornia 
ELDIUDGE  &.  IKWIN   (P.  M.   8.  S. 
Co.)  cor  First  and  Brannan  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  Ixxi) 
Ellerhorst  H.  1).  &  Co.,  117  Drumm 
FLINT,  PliABODV  &  C0.,4U«  Cali- 
fornia (see  adv.  dept.  page  IxvJ 
Forlx's  Bros,  ife  Co.,  805  ."^ansom 
Freeman,  Smith  &  Co.,  110  California 
Friedlaiider  l.,300  California 
Gattel  Bernliard,  335  Montgomery 
Glidden  &  Williams,  218  California 
Goodall  <te  Nelson,  NE  cor  East  and 

Clay 
Goodrum  George,  .525  Front 


Hanson,  Ackerson  &  Co.,  pier  9  Steu- 
art 
HARTSHORNE  B.  M.,  (C.  S.  N.  Co.,) 
NE  cor   Front   and  Jackson   (see 
adv.  dept.  page  vi) 
HOLLADAY  &    BRENHAM,   (N.   P. 
Trans.  Co.,)  217  Sanson!  (see  adv. 
dept.  page  vii) 
Hooper,  Whitins;  &  Co.,  304  California 
HOWES,  GEORGE  <fe  CO.,  302  Cali- 
fornia (see  adv.  dept.  page  xv) 
Hughes  H.,  645  Market 
Hutchinson,  KoliUfe  Co.,  425  Sac 
Johnson  George,   NE   cor   East  and 

Clav 
Johnson  George  A.  <t  Co.,  610  Front 
Knapp  A  Grant,  HI  Washington 
Koopmanseliap  ife   Co.,  SW  cor  Davis 

and  California 
Ladd  John  H.,  430  aiontgomery 
Larco  Nicholas,  430  Jackson 
Leveridge,  Everett  &  Co.,  318  Front 
Lolor  Charles  P.,  31  Merchants'  Exch 
LOW  C.  ADOLPHE  &  CO.,  208  Cal- 
ifornia (see  adv.  dept.  page  20) 
MacCann  William  &  Co.,  402  Front 
McCune.l.  N,  117  Clav 
MACONDRAY  &  CO.,206Sansom  (see 

adv.  dent,  page  xx) 
Mastiek  S.  L.  &  Co.,  pier  10  Steuart 
JlcColJam  Thomas  W.,  224  Sac 
Meinecke  Charles,  314  Sacramento 
Mel  Jidin  it  Son,  36  California 
MERRILL  J.  C.  &  CO.,  204  California 

(sec  adv.  dept.  page  xxiii) 
Minturn  Cliarles,  17  Vallejo 
Moore  <Si  Co.,  NE  cor  California  and 

Davis 
M0.SS  &  Beadle,  119  Washington 
Naunton  George,  524  Battery 
Parker  Charles  E.,  218  California 
Pearson  &  Starr,  318  Front 
Pickett   William.  318  Front 
Pierce  Nelson,  N\V  cor  California  and 

Davis 
PLATT  &  NEWTON.  SW  cor  Califor- 
nia and  Front  (see  adv.  dept.   page 

POPE  &  TALBOT,  318  California  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  33) 
Raimond  R.  E.,  515  Front 
Raymond  I.  W.,  103  Battery 
Reed  Henry  R.,  321  Washington 
Roberts  M.R.,  633  Front 
Rodgers,  Meyer  <fe  Co.,  212  Battery 
Ro.ss.  Dempster  &  Co.,  105  California 
ROYAL     MAIL    .STEAM    PACKET 
CO.,  319  California  (see  adv.  dept. 
page  XX vii)      I 
Sabins  A.  C,  209  Sacramento 
Sehleiden  William,  .'04  Battery 
Severance  H.  W.  &  Co..  405  Front 
Sherwood,  Bulklev&  Co.,  406  Sac 
Stevens.  Baker  &  Co.,  NW  cor  Sacra- 
mento and  Davis 
SWAIN    R.  B.,  A  CO.,  314  Cal 
Taylor  C.  L.  A  Co.,  34  California 
Taylor  F.  B.  A  Co..  113  Front 
Tichenor  H.  B.  &  Co.,  42  Market 
Weeks  E.  J.,  6  Merchants'Exchange 
M'elsh  A  Co... 525  Front 
Whitney  A  Co.,  415  Front 
WILLIAMS,   BLANCHARD    A  CO., 

218  Cal  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xxii) 
Williston  Corey,  .525  Front 
Wright  A  O'tJonnor,  cor  Filbert  and 

Battery 
Ziel  Bertheau  A  Co,,  122  California 

Shipping  Offices. 

[See  also  Shipping  and  Forwarding] 
Fullard  A  McPherson,  SW  cor  Market 

and  Steuart 
Pierce  Ignatius,  610  Front 
Scott  A  Co.,  89H  Front 
Steel  William  H.  A  Co.,  SE  cor  Pacific 

and  Davis 

Shipsntiths. 

Bums  Isadorc,  20  Steuart 

Christy   James,   SW   cor    Napa  and 

Michigan 
Coleman  David  R.,706  Front 
CROCKARD  HUGH,  N  s  Mission  bet 

Steuart  and  Spear  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  37) 
Grant  George  W.,  NE  cor  Howard  and 

Spear 
McTernan  Brothers,  31  Commercial 
Olnistead  Cliarles  H.,  Berry  nrTliird 
Phelps    Brothers,    (S.  F.  Screw  Bolt 

Works)  13  Drumm 


Phelps  W.  S.  A  Co.,  13  Drumm 
Taylor  John  F.,26  Folsom 

Shipwrights. 

[See  also  Ship  Builders.] 
Allen  L.  S.  A  Co.,  8  California 
Bigley  Thomas  A  Co  ,  15  Siiear 
Cavanagh  Thomas,  E  s  Harrison,  nr 

Twenty  fourth 
Clark  A  Whitehouse,  N  s  Howard  nr 

Spear 
Coomljs  A  Taylor,  109  Market 
D'Arcy  A  Co.,  S  s  How  nr  Steuart 
Farnham  A  Cameron,  E  s  Spear  bet 

Howard  and  Jli^^ion 
Foster  Henry  A.,  4  California 
Gereau  W.  B.,20  Sieuart 
Kerruish  A  .Synion,  sac  nrEast 
Kimball  Thomas  D.,  248  Steuart 
Littlefleld  J.  W.,  Jlercliant  nr  East 
Love  James  H.,  W  s  East  nr  Wash 
Middlemas  A  Boole,  W   s   East   bet 

Commercial  and  Clay 
Murphy  Arthur.  W  s  East  bet  Wash- 
ington and  Jackson 
Nelson  Jacob,  Ninth   Avenue  nr  Rail- 
road Avenue 
Willctitt  A  Rowe,  S  s  Merchant  nrEast 
Woodis  A  Davidson,  SW  cor  Mission 
and  Steuart 

Shirts  and  Collars. 

[See   also  Clothing;  also  Furnishing 
Goods.] 

Anderson  A  Irving,  141  Montgomery 
Atkinson  L.  A  Co.,  310  California 
Beamish  A  Gibson,  21s  Jlontgoinery 
Bullock  A  Jones,  421  Monluoniery 
Dreyer  J.,  (manufacturer)  408  Sac 
GEDGE  A  THAYER,  .323  Moiiigom- 

erv  (see  adv.  dept.  page  27) 
Godfrey  William  A.  H..  105  Second 
Jerome  L.  S,,  737  Washington 
Levine  Adolph,  693  Market 
Love  A  Black,  209  Montgomery 
Morison,  Harris  A  Co.,  112  Bush 
Morris    E.   Mrs.,   (manufactui-er)   526 

Kearny 
Neuberg  Adolph,  (manufacturer)  411 

Montgomery 
Orr  A  Atkins,  415  Montgomery 
Popper  M.,  431  Kearny 
Popper    Simon,    (manufacturer)     327 

Kearny 
Women's  Cooperative  Union,  28  Post 
Zacharias  Ismar  A  Co., (manufacturers) 

308  California 

Shoe  Blacking. 

[Sec  also  Blacking.] 
COX  A   NICHOLS,  316   Washington 

(see  adv.  dept  page  xxv) 
Lake  A  Co.,  636  Third 
MAGEE  A  MOORE,  418  Market  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  l.NXxiii) 
MICHELS,  FRIEDLA^DER  A  CO., 

7  Battery 

Shoe  Findings. 

[*  Importers.] 
[See  also  Boots;    also  Leather;   also 

Tanners.] 
♦Bender  Charles.  114  Sutter 
*COX  A  NICHOLS,  316   Washington 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxv; 
♦Curtis.  Tyler  A  Co.,  320  r.atterv 
♦DOLLIVtR  A   BROIHEK,  107  Post 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  "27) 
♦Ilein  J.  G.  Sons,  416  Battery 
♦Lumsdcn  William  A  Son,'  643  Mer- 

cliant 
♦MAGEE  &  MOORE,  418  Market  (see 

adv.  dept.  pa^c  Ixxxiii) 
♦Schumacher  Catherine,  (widow)  634 

Clay 
♦WeckL.  E.  &  Co.,  543  Market 

Shooting  Oalleries. 

Heissenherg  C.,  913  Kearny 
Hermann  Rudolph, nr  Pivsidio 

Shot  Towers. 

SAN      FRANCISCO     A     PACIFIC 
LEAD        PIPE        AND       SHOT 
WORKS,  SE  cor  Howard  and  First 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  xiii) 
Show  Card  'Writers. 

Bruce  A  Donald.  .534  Comnierciak 

Henrich  Louis,  217  Dupont 


Keep  California  Capital  in  California,  insure  in  the  "PEOPIjEa." 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Clothing,  etc. 


SAN    FRANCISCO    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


781 


Lee  John,  12  Central  Place 

Lew  David,  •144  Kolsom 

McDowell  William,  502  Montgomerj- 

Shoiv  Cases— Mnnufactiirers. 

[See  also  Cabinet  Makera.] 
Miller  .Tacob  M..  .M!l  California 
Teubner  ik  HoHnian,  537  California 
Weicliliart  W.,  7  Dupoiit 

Silk  Goods. 

[See  also  Dry  Goods  and  Fancj- Goods.] 
California  Silk  Factory,  125  Sausom 
Silver  Platers. 

Bird  George,  639  California 
Boflnger  Jacol),  648  -Sacramento 
Clark  William  H.  T..  31  Third 
Dcnniston  Kdward  G.,  655  Mission 
Ekeluiid  Erric,  620  Merchant 
GAKVKY  JAMKS,29  New  Mont 
Haviland,  Hooper  «fe  Co.,  (agents)  335 

I'iiie 
Havnes  it  Lawton,  (agents)  609  Mkt 
Lang.lolin  V..  1306  .Stockton 
MAKTELL    .JOHN,    647   Sacramento 

(seeadv.  (Icpt.  page  2) 
Oaklev  Oliver  li.,  608  Market 
P.icitic  riate  Works,  (»9  Market 
Kochicioli  Rancri  F.,  10  Tyler 
Rossi  Nicholas,  1  O'Farrell 
San  Francisco  I'lating  Works,  665 Miss 
West  Charles,  IS.')  Third 

Silversmiths. 

[See  also  Jeivelers.] 
BRAVERMAX  *    LEVY,  119  Mont- 
gomery (sec  adv.  front  cover) 
California  Jewelry  Co.,  616  Merchant 
KOEHLER  it  RITTER.  620 Merchant 
(see  adv.  register  of  names  page  70) 
Lawler  William,  6.53  Clav 
Schultz,  Fischer  <t  Mohfig,  10  Stev 
Vandersllcc  W.  K.  &  Co.,  810  Mont 

Silver  Ware. 

[See    also    Jewelers;     also     Watch- 
makers, etc.] 

Anderson  &  Randolph,  112  Mont 
Baldwin  il.  M.  &  Co.,  433  Montgomery 
BARRETT  <t  SHERWOOD,  517  Mont- 
gomery (see  adv.  dept.  page  ii) 
BRAVER.MAX  i  LEVY.  119    Mont- 
gomery (sec  adv.  front  cover) 
California  Jewelrv  Co.,  616  Merchant 
Dinkel.^piel  S.  B.  <fc  Co.,  313  Bush 
DOUGLAS  1'.  &  CO.,  131  Kearny 
Hain  Carl  H.  ifc  Co.,  321  Montgomery, 

and  7  Kearny 
Haynes  ,t  Lawton,  611  Market 
Jordan  Morris,  411  Monteomery 
KOEHLEU  J:  RITTER,  620  Merchant 
(seeadv.  register  of  names, page  70) 
LEVISOX  BROTHERS,  629  Wash  (see 

adv.  register  of  names,  page  7.52) 
NATHAN    B.    &    CO.,     (plated)    .540 
Kearny  (see  adv.reglster  of  names, 
page  71) 
Schuli/.,  Fischer  i  Mohrig,  (manufac- 
turers) 10  Stevenson 
Sherwood  Robert.  517  Montgomery 
SHREVE     GEORGE    C.  &   CO.,  110 

MoMt  (sec  adv.  dent,  page  Ixi) 
Tucker  J.  W.  A  Co.,  1(»1  Montgomery 
Vanderslice  W.  K.  <fc  Co.,  810  Mont 
Zacharias  U.,  534  Kearny 

Smelting  TV^orfca. 

SELBY'  THOMAS  H.   &   CO.,   Korth 

Beach  (seeadv.  dept.  page  xiii) 
Stetefeldt  Furnace  Co.,  oIHce  411H  Cal 

Smokers*  .A.rtic1es. 

Rubber  Clothing  Co.,  607  Market 
Schuman  L.,  341  Kearny 
Son  &  Briggs,  SE  cor  San  and  Sac 
Wassermaiin  A.&  Co.,  425  Sacramento 

SnaflT  makers. 

[See  Tobacco  Dealers,  etc.] 

Soap  Mannractorers. 

Bergin  James  J.,  SE  cor  Powell  and 

Green 
Bettman  Moses.  311  Commercial 
Blair  James  C,  W  s  Zoe  nr  Bryant 
Brown  William  D.,  27  Commercial 
California  Soap  Co.,  520  Front 


Challenge  Soap  Works,  3  s  Oregon  nr 

Davis 
Dana  &    Codington,  cor  Gough  and 

Lombard 
Dolan  Thomas,  803  Brannan 
Donnelly  Patrick,  S  s  Bran  nr  Ninth 
Eureka  Soap  Co.,  206  Sacramento 
Fay  John,  N  s  Chestnut  bet  Mason  and 

Tavlor 
Fishbeck  Hermann,  cor  Sixteenth  and 

Nebraska 
Hall  .t  Wagner,  Berry  bet  Third  and 

Fourth 
Petersen  A  Co.,  cor  Miss  and  Tenth 
PORIMANN  J.  H.  C.,E  s  Channel  bet 

Sixteenth  and  Brannan  St   Bridge 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  ^i5) 
S.  F.  Perfumery  and  Soap  Manufactu- 
ring Co.,  125  Sansom 
Seidel  Frederick  A.,  San  Bruno  Road 

3  miles  from  City  Hall 
Smith,  Lucy  it  Co  ,  N  s  Chestnut  bet 

Stockton  and  Powell 
Standard  Soap  Co.,  204  Sacramento 
Survillc  &    Dufort,    cor   Gough   and 

Chestnut 
Toner  John,  SE  cor  Sixteenth  and  Po- 

trero  Avenue 

Soda  Mannfactarera. 

Bay  City  Soda  Water  Co. ,  89  Stev 
Brader  Brothers,  738  Broadway 
Chauvin  O.,  (natural)  506  Jackson 
EUerkamp  <fc  Co.,  22  Hinckley 
Fagan,  Bliven  <fe  Co.,  8-2l  Folsom 
Fenu  Thomas  W.,  (natural)  124  Sutter 
Gass   &  Co.,  (champagne  mead)    114 

Turk 
HERVE    &    PERRY',  712  Broadway 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  27) 
Horstmann  &  Mahlstedt,NW  cor  Bush 

and  Powell 
Napa  Soda  Co.,  (natural)  124  Sutter 
Thompson  George  C,  526  Union 
Turner  <t  Co.,  (Pioneerj  529  Jackson 

Spectacles. 

ALGER  JAMES  <fc  CO.,  311  Mont- 
gomery (see  adv.  reg.  names,  page 
71) 

Ewing  Charles  C,  HI  Montgomery 

Hess  Charles,  SIS'  Kearuy 

HOUSEWOKTH  IHOMAS  <fc  CO., 
317  Montgomery  (see  adv.  front 
cover) 

Muller  C,  205  Montgomery 

Sack  John  C,  203  Montgomery 

Spice   Ulaiiufiactarers. 

BERNARD  CHARLES,  707  Sansom 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxi) 

Bourgoing  A.  A  Co.,  526  Washington 

Folger  J.  A.  Co.,  220  Front 

Gati  s  Horace,  10  Stevenson 

GHIRABUELLI  D.,415  Jackson  (see 
adv.  dept.  page  19) 

Hudson  H.  C.  &  Co.,  SE  cor  Front  and 
Pine 

Ladner  Lorentz,913  Stockton 

Loeven  Emil  A  Co., 520  Front 

MARDEN  <fc  MYRICK,  212  Sacra- 
mento (seeadv.  dept.   page  Ixxix) 

VENARD  G.,  625  Front  (see  adv.  dept. 
page  xxviii) 

Springs— Coach.    Bfanofbctu- 
rers. 

[See  also  Carriage  and  Wagon  Ma- 
terials.] 
Betts  &  Brother,  SW  cor  Market  and 

Fifih 
Hinckley  Charles  D., (spiral)  137  Second 
Shute  ifc  Brotlier,  111  O'Farrell 

Stables— Eilvery. 

Agncw  John  J.,  38  Sixth 

Banks  George  S.,  W  s  J  ones  bet  Sutter 

and  Post 
Bouton  <fc  Son,  1016  Stockton 
Bowen  &  Slocum,921  Sutter 
Bridge  William  E..  212  .sutler 
Brophy  ifc  Berna,  420  Pacific 
Callaghan  P.,  527  Pacitic 
Canavan  P.,  1629  Howard 
Coffman  &  Hall,  211  Pine 
Crittenden  &  Dalton,  712 Mission 
Dalton  Michael,  571  Market 
Davics  Stephen  L.,  17  Turk 
DOLAN    IHOMAS,  SW   cor  Folsom 

and  Eleventh 


Dorr  J.  B.,  408  Bush 
Dowling  Richard,  364  Natoma 
Dryer  Charles,  131a61ocklon 
Egglelon  George,  119  Jackson 
Fiuiiigan  Peter  A.,  l2b Ellis 
Fiizpairick  Muriiii,  8i(j  j>iission 
Francis  A.  J.,  12b  Founh 
Gales  Alfred  W.,  B07  Jlontgomery 
Cilenn  Edward  A  lliomas,  ;)15  Folsom 
Glinu  Hugh,  17  butter 
Hasbrouek  A;  Clayljuigli,  112  Post 
Haysseii  W.,  SE  cor  1  ucillc  and  lay  lor 
Heltroii  Patrick,  N  s  ilaikei  nr  Front 
Hennessy  Patrick  A  ISio.,  751  Mission 
Hildebrand  A  Conrad,  1207  Masou 
Hopkins  Xatliaii  P.,  b7;*  Jjarkct 
Hyatt  Jol.nB.,  417  MarUet 
Johnson  E.  D.,  biln  Conniiercial 
Keliett  Cliarles,  \V  sMis»iuii  nr  Twen- 
ty-second 
Kelliug  it  Co.,  Broadway  nr  Kearny 
Kelly  <fi  Feunessy,773  iiaiktl 
Kelly  Thomas,   bE  cor  Leavenworth 

and  Geary 
Killip  it  Craig,  713  Commercial 
KiUK  Dwiglil  C,  5.12  Liy  ant 
Lambert  William  P.,  &E  cor  Folsom 

and  Fifth 
Levy  William,  34  Morton 
LusK.  Chester  D.,  N  W    cor  Post  and 

Sloe  K  ton 
Maher  it  Florence,  1810  Powell 
May  it  Byiiigion,  332  Bush 
McGlyuii  Daniel  C,  ^sale;413  Taylor 
McGoney  jlichael,  blO  llo»aicl 
Morse  1  nomas  J.,  115  O'Farrell 
Morshead  Philip,  850  Howard 
Murphy  Richard,  7.^6  I  niou 
Xovellait  Cadenasso,  4.J7  Jackson 
Olseu  Peter,  110  Washington 
I'ickett  it  iiunay,  lb  Ciemeulina 
PouUiuy  George,  524  1  iiiid 
Randall  II.  J.,  bb!)  Market 
Keynolds  W.,  124  sutler 
Kiehl  Jacob,  SE  cor  Pacific  and  Taylor 
Roden  AdolphG.,  425  I'ine 
Ross  it  Baker,  223  BusU 
Ryan  Thomas,  X  E  cor  Hyde  and  Etldy 
Scovern  James  G.,  73:-)  3iarket 
Scully  'timothy, 24b  iliird 
Shea  Richard,  »2b  Union 
Smith   Joseph    it    Richard,   NW    cor 
Brannan  and  South  Park  Avenue 
Spinney  William,  215  Druniiu 
Siolze  Conrad,  600  Mission 
Swain  Joslah  H.,  417  Folsom 
Tomkinson  James,  62  Minna 
Wade  William  X.,  710  BroadW.iy 
Waltenbaugh  P.  C.  <t  Co.,  3/.1  Pine 
Warmouth  it  Ludwig,  320  Broadway 
White  it  Kauary,  16  Sullen 
Williamson  Henry  F.,73!;  Folsom 
Winall  S.  A.  it  Co.,  13  S'ojvenson 
Wright  George  H.,  353  Tehama 

Stage  JLiues. 

California  and  Oiegon  Line,  208  Mont 
Coast  Line,  W .  G.  Roberts  agent,  203 

Montgon-iCry 
Los  Angele*,  '208  Montgomery 
McGlyiin  John  A.,  Seal  Rock,  936  Miss 
Oregon  'and  California  Stage  Co.,  208 

-.ionigomery 
S.inta  Cruz  Line,  208  Montgomery 
louihem  Stage  Line,  (vm  .--aii   Jos6 

Railroad)  olfice  208 Montgomery 
Visalia,   Havilah   and   independence, 

•208  Alontgoiiiery 

Stair  Builders. 

BIROWN  it  WELLS,  411  Mission  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  8) 
Cameron  Angus,  455 Bran,  and  309  Mkt 
Dillon  it  Drew,  cor  Xaloiiiaand  Fhlh 
FREEMAN    B.   H.,  415  Mission   (see 

acfv.  dept.  page  lii) 
Frick    Augustus,  NE  cor   Hyde  and 

Groen 
Hanlon  <t  McGuire,  Berry  bet  Fourth 

and  Fitth 
HIBBEKD,  SANBORN  <fc   CO.,  S  s 

Berry  bet  Third  and  Fourth  (see 

adv.  dtpt.  page  xlix) 
JESSE   it    DREW,   407   Mission   (see 

adv.  dept.  page  34) 
LAXGLAXD  X.  P.,  485  Brannan  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  llv.) 
Lenuon  it  Co.,  »23  Folsom 

Stamp  JMranufacturer. 

Cotter  John  C, (embroidery)  852  Wash 
Entz  Ferdinand,  105  Geary 


JONY.3,  FUXLMAJr  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Buttons  in  ereat  variety. 


BBDINQTON'S  FLAVORING  EXTRACTS  enjoy  the  highest  ./eputation  among  the  ladies. 


782 


3AN  FRANCISCO  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Stamps— Hand. 

[See  also  Stencil  Cutlers.] 
Sheplar  Samuel  H.,  611  Washington 

Starch  Dealers. 

Bragg  George  F.  &  Co.,  116  Front 
CoghiU,  Lyons  &  Co.,  315  Front 
Lavery  W.  J.  «fc  Co.,  SE  cor  Eighth 

and  Brannan 
WILLIASI.S,  BLANCHARD  A   CO., 

218  Cal  isee  adv.  dept.  page  xxii) 

Starch  Bfannfacturers. 

Everding  J.  &  Co.,  48  Clav 
Lavery  \V.  J.  &   Co.,  SE  cor  Eighth 
and  Brannan 

Stationers — Wholesale. 

ADEL.SDORFER      BROTHERS,     21 

Batiery  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixv) 
Bancroft  A.  L.  <fe  Co.,  721  Market 
BLAKE,  ROBBIXS  &  CO.,  516  Sac- 
ramento (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixiii) 
Choynski  Isaiah,  N  W  cor  Battery  and 

Bush 
Denny  Edward  <fe  Co.,  512  Sacramento 
Falk  "A.  A  Co..  428Sansom 
Frank  &  Co.,  416  Sacramento 
Gluyas  ik  Button,  212  Sansom 
Hitchcock  George  B.  <fe  Co.,  415  San 
HODGE  JOHN    G.   <fc   CO.,  SW  cor 

Sansom  and  Sacramento 
Holz  Louis,  23  Sansom 
Isaac  Joseph  &  Co.,  513  Sansom 
JONES,  PCLLMAN  <fe  CO.,  116  San 
som  (see  adv.    register  of  names, 
each  alternate  page) 
LeCount  Brothers  &  Mansur,  SE  cor 

Montgomery  and  Sacramento 
Lee  Heiuy  C,  313  California 
Newman  "John,  411  Washington 
ROMAN  A.  &  CO.,  419  Montgomery 
Rosenbaura  Joseph,  511  Market 
Ruhber  Clothing  Co.,  607  Market 
Weil  &  Woodleaf,  113  Battery 

Stationers— JXetall. 

[*  Importers.] 
[See  also  Booksellers.] 
Arae-'man  &  Howell,  624  Montgomery 
ArnoU.'  E.  F.,  427  Kearnv 
♦Bancroft  A.  L.  <fe  Co.,  721  Market 
Barkhaus  F.  W.  &  D.,  535  Kearny 
Bateman  I'l.  C,  203  Kearny 
»Beach  ChtJion,  5  Montgomery 
Bell  &  Co.,  3,?7  Kearny 
Blake  Sumner  i"...  707  Montgomery 
BOSyUI  <fc  CO.,  iSE  cor  Clav  and  Leid 
Bovd  Theodore  C,  910  Market 
Browne  David  S.,  20J  Clay 
Burke  A.  I.,  .548  Wasiiiington 
Choynski  I.  N.,  146  Second,  and  SW 

cor  Fourth  and  Jessie 
Clark  Charles  C,  138  Four,»h 
Cohen  William,  912  Kearny 
Cooper  James  K.,  746  Market 
Craig  Abbie  Mrs.,  414  Geary 
Dace}-  Jerome.SE  cor  Fourth  anj  Mkt 
Daly  Bernard  H.,  2.52  Fnunh 
Deiinv  Edward  A:  Co.,  512  Sacrament.-' 
Dixoii  H.  H.  Mrs.,  1037  Folsom 
Duane  William  A.,  1511  Stockton 
Eames  M.,  1134  Market 
Khrlich  Herman,  326  Sixth 
Falconer  H.,  60  Second 
Findlay  Robert,  1018  Market, and  Cus- 
tom House  Place 
♦Flood  Michael,  685  Market 
Friedman  Solomon,  1108  Stockton 
Geissendorfer  Frederick,  430>i  Third 
Gillespie  Kate  Mrs.,  348  Fourth 
Gluyas  <fe  Dutton,  212  Sansom 
Goktsraitli  A.  M.  &  Co.,  36  Fourth 
Golly  J.  B.  *  Co.,  Ill  Post 
Haas  Martin  L.,  221  Kearny 
Hendrickson  Henry.  Wash  nr  Sansom 
♦Hitchcock  George  B.  &  Co.,  415  San 
Hobbert  Henry  T.,  155  Third 
♦HODGE   JOHN  G.  <fc  CO.,  SW  cor 

Sansom  and  Sacramento 
Holz  Louis,  23  Sansom  ^ 

♦Isaac  Joseph  &  Co.,  513  Sansom 
Jeffcott  Joseph,  1422  Stockton 
Johnson  Duncan,  N  s  Brannan   bet 

First  and  Second 
Kunhardt  Fabian,  1320  Stockton 
Larrabee  John  F.,  702  Market 
LeCount  Brothers  &  Mansur,  SE  cor 
Montgomery  and  Sacramento 


LIBBY  &  SWETT,31New Montgomery 

(see  adv.  register  of  names) 
Little  Horace  <k  c;o.,  508 Mont 
Loomis  William  E.,  SE  cor  Washing- 
ton and  Sansom 
Magill  Thomas  W.,  1024  Market 
Mather  &  Sinclair,  538  Market 
Mtinke  J.  F.  &  Co.,  401  California 
Moore  Horace  H.,<)09Montgomery 
Mosse  D'Alva,  632  Washington 
Jlosse  Daniel  H.  T.,832  Market 
Nicol  William.  NE  cor  Clay  and  Mont 
Nougues  Charles  E.,  105  Fourth 
NYE  ALBERT  G.,  29  Third  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  1) 
O'Connell  James  A.,  310  Fifth 
Olmsted  tt  Cone,  31  Kearny 
Patton  Alva  F.,  600  Market 
♦Payot  Henry  &,  Co.,  622  Washington 
Pickett  E.  W.,  530  Market 
Pitts  Henry  A.,  408  Third 
♦ROMAN  A.  i;  CO.,  419  Montgomery 
Rosenbaum  Joseph,  511  Market 
Rubber  Clothing  Co.,  607  Market 
Ruegg  Bros.,  812  Market 
Ryan  Peter  N.,  40  Fourth,  and  1.58  Sec- 
ond 
Sell  &  Co.,. 504  Market 
Shevill  Margaret,  (widow)  414  Folsom 
Simson  Abe  D.,  34  Keainy 
Son  <fc  Brigg.s,  SE  cor  San  and  Sac 
♦Spier  R.  P.  <fc  Co.,  214  Bush 
Stone  Bernard  L.,  104  Sixth 
Sullivan  J.  W..  (estate  of)  609  Sansom 
Thompson  Jl.  E.  Miss,  H   s  Sixteenth 

nr  Valencia 
Tvler  Brothers,  691  Market 
VAN    SCHAACK   C.  P.  &    CO.,  712 
Kearny  (sec   adv.  each   alternate 
page) 
Wertheim  Simon,  214  Sixth 
White  <fe  Bauer,  413  Washington 
Whitney  Sumner,  613  Clay 

Steam  Oanees. 

[See  also  Brass  Founders.] 
Otto  Charles  &  Co.,  312  Bush 

Steamship      and      Steamboat 
Klines. 

CALIFORNIA  AND  CHINA  MAIL, 
(P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.)  cor  First  and 
Brannan  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxi) 

CALIFORNIA  PACIFIC  RAIL- 
ROAD CO.,  411  California  (see  adv. 
dept.  pages  xxxiv  and  xxxv) 

CALIFORNIA  STEAM  NAVIGA- 
TION CO.,  (Sacramento,  Marys 
ville,  Stockton,  etc.)NE  cor  Front 
and  .Jack  (see  adv.  dept.  page  vi) 

Contra  Costa  Steam  Navigation  Co., 
17  Vallejo 

CRESCENT  CITY,  (Eureka  and 
Trinidad)  HoUiday  &  Brenham,217 
.Sansom 

Eden  Landing,  117  Drumm 

GENERAL  THANS  ATLANTIC  CO., 
(Aspinwall  to  St.  Nazaire,  France) 
Melloc  Freres,  agents,  .524  Mont 

Hamburg  American  Steamship  Co., 
401  California 

Hawaiian  P.acket  Line  to  Honolulu, 
218  California 

HONGKONG,  (P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.)  cor 
First  and  Brannan  (see  adv.  dept. 
page  Ixxi) 

HONOLULU.  AUCKLAND,  SYD- 
NEY AND  MELBOURNE,  217 
Sansom 

Liverpool  and  Great  Western,  Mer- 
chant's Exchange 

MAZATLAN,  Holliday  &  Brenham, 
217  Sansom 

MEXICAN  COAST,  (Cape  St.  Lucas, 
Mazatlan,  Guaymas  and  La  Paz) 
Hiilladay  k  Brenham,  217  Sansom 

Napa  City,  i'oot  of  Broadway 

North  German  Lloyd's  Steamship  Co., 
3.35. Montgomery 

NORIH  PACIFIC  TRANSPORTA- 
8ION  CO.,  Holladay  &  Brenham, 
217  San  (sec  adv.  dept.  page  vli) 

Pacheco  i  Moore's  Landing,  Fassett, 
McCaulley  &  Co.,  220  Clav 

PACIFIC  MAIL  STEAMSHIP  CO., 
(New  York  via  Panama)  Eldridge 
&  Irwin  agents,  cor  First  and 
Brannan  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxi) 

Petaluma  Lines,  Vallejo,  Commercial, 
Broadway  and  Jackson  streets 
Wharves 


Pioneer  Tow  Line,  228  Clav 

PORT  ORFOKD  LINE,  kolladay  & 
Brenham,  217  Sansom 

PORTLAND,  VICTORIA  AND  .SIT- 
KA LINE,  Holladay  &  Brenham, 
217  Sansom 

ROYAL  MAIL  .STEAM  PACKET 
CO.,  W.  L.  Booker,  319  California 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  x.wiij 

SAN  DIEGO  LINE.Holladay  i  Bren- 
ham, 217  Sansom 

San  Diego  Line,  John  T.  Wright,  1 
Merchants'  Exchange 

SAN  FRANCISCO  AND  CHINA,  (P. 
M.  S.  S.  Co.)cor  First  and  Brannan 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxi) 

San  Pablo  Line,  Clay  Street  Wharf 

San  Rafael  Line,  Davis  nr  Vallejo 

SANTA  BARBARA  AND  SAN  LUIS 
OBISPO  AND  SAN  PEDRO,  Hol- 
laday <t  Brenham, 217  Sansom 

SANTA  CRUZ  AND  SAN  LUIS 
OBISPO,  217  San.som 

Santa  Cruz  and  Watsonville,  Goodall 
&  Nelson,  NE  cor  East  and  Clay 

.Saucehto  Ferry,  Meiggs'  Wharf 

SUISUN,  (C.  S.  Nav.  Co.)  Broadway 
Wharf 

Upper  Sacramento  Line,  S.E.  Herrick, 
126  Clay 

VALLEJO,  (California  Pacific  Rail- 
road) Vallejo  SQect  Wharf 

VICTORIA  LINE,  Holladay  &  Bren- 
ham, 217  Sansom 

Steering  'Wheels. 

BRAGG  ROBERT,  W  s  Main  bet  Fol 
andHar  (see  adv.  dept.  page  34) 

Stencil  Cutters. 

[See  also  Engravers,  etc.] 
BURNS    HENRY    J.,    What    Cheer 

House  (see  adv.dept.  page  36) 
Hoffman  J.  Gottleih,  414  Sacramento 
Johanning  Louis  W.,  sW  cor  Clay  and 

Davis 
PATCH  GEORGE  W.,  405  Front  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  li) 
TRU  WORTHY    FRANCIS    M.,     321 

Front  (see  adv.  dept.  pagexlii) 
Wood  George  M.  &  Co.,  312  Bush 

Stencil  Stock. 

Wood  George  M.  &  Co.,  312  Bush 
Stereoscopic    Goods. 

ALGER  JAMES  &  CO.,  311  Mont 
(see  adv.  register  of  names  p.  71) 

HOUSEWORTH  THOMAS  &  CO., 
317  Mont  (see  adv.  front  cover  ) 

Stereotypers. 

[See  also  Electrotypers;    also  Silver 

Platers.] 
CALIFORNIA    TYPE    FOUNDRY 

CO.,  407  Sansom  (see  adv.  register 

of  names,  page  750) 
HAGAR   &    CO.,  532  Clay  (see  adv. 

dei^t.  page  44) 
Painter  <fc  Co.,  510  Clay 
Winterburn  J.  &  Co.,  417  Clay 

Stevedores. 

[See  also  Riggers  and  Stevedores.] 
Allen  T.  H.  <fe  Co.,  Cowell's  Wharf 
Clark  &  Whiiih'juse,  Howard  nr  Spear 
DeVries  it  Chase,  N  s  Vallejo  nr  Bat 
Hazeltine  Charles  E.,  36  Steuart 
Menzies  &  Lowry,  503  Batiery 
Whitney  &,  Frcese,SEcor  Mission  and 
Steuart 

Stock  "Vurds. 

Dixon  F.  R.  J.  <fc  Co.,  junction  Market 

and  Hayes 
Olsen  <fe  Lynch,  cor  Hayes  and  Larkin 
Sweeney  D.  &  Co.,  NE  cor  Tenth  and 

Howard 
Whiting  &  Fine,  cor  How  and  Tenth 

Stone  Yards. 

[See  also  Granite ;  also  Marble.] 

Batten  A  Mullen,  Point  Lobos  Avenue 
nr  Gearv 

Brady  Michael,  1814  Powell 

Brigham  &  Hawes,  NE  cor  King  and 
Third 

Conroy,  Cranley  <fe  Co.,  Cemetery  Av- 
enue opp  Post 


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Dillon  <fe  Lane,  8W  cor  Second  and 

Brannan 
Flynii  &  IJurns,  8  s  Bryant  bet  Fourth 

and  Fifth 
Grant  Charles  B.,  N  s  King  bet  Third 

and  Fourth 
HEVERIN  MICHAEL,  foot  of  Third 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  4fi) 
Larseneur  &  Sheerin,  cor  Bush  and 

Lvon 
Lee  John  <fe  Co.,  cor  Sutter  and  Ceme- 
tery Avenue 
Pacittc  Stone  Co.,  NE  cor  Turk  and 

Larkin 
Kocho,  Bishop  &  Kendrick,  cor  King 

and  Riteh 
Wllhams  Francis,  cor  Market  and  Pine 

Storage  IVarehouses. 

Battery  Street  Bonded,  NW  cor  Bat- 
tery and  Filbert 
Bay  Warehouse,  Sansom  nr  Lombard 
Beale  Street  Warehouse,  foot  Beale 
Bonded  Warehouse,  cor  Filbert  and 

Battery 
Broadway   Bonded,   cor  Vallejo  and 

Front 
Burke   &   McAllister,  E  s  Spear  nr 

Harrison 
California  Steam   Nav.    Co.'s  Ware- 
house, Front  nr  Broadwaj' 
City  Warehouse,  Lombard  Dock 
Clark's  I'onit    Warehouse,   >!VV   cor 

Front  and  Broadway 
Cowell's  Warehouse,  NE  cor  Battery 

and  I'niim 
CuniiiiiKliani's  Warehouse,  bet  Front, 

Baturv,  (ircen  and  Commerce 
DeWitl,  Kitllc  &  Co.,  809  Sansom 
Dihblee  A.,  Commerce  nr  Front 
Eagle  Warehouse,  N.  R.  Lowell,  NW 

cor  Davis  and  Pine 
Empire  Warehouse,  16-22  Beale 
Eureka  Warehouse,  Potter  &  Gove.cor 

Montgomery  and  Chestnut 
Falkuer,  Bell  <fc  Co.,  cor  Union  and 

Battery 
Flint,  Pcabody  cfe   Co.'s   Warehouse, 

Daniel  \V.  Folger,  Bat  nr  Filbert 
Forbes'  Warehouse,  Front  nr  Vallejo 
Friedlander's  Warehouse,  foot  Spear, 

and  cor  Sansom  and  Chestnut 
Front  Street  Warehouse,  Haycock  & 

Crary,  cor  Front  and  Broadway 
Gibbs'  Warehouse,  cor  Front  and  Val- 
lejo 
Greenwich  Dock  Warehouse,  NW  cor 

Battery  and  Greenwich 
GrifBn's  Warehouse,  NW  cor  Battery 

and  Filbert 
Hathaway 's  Warehouse,  foot  Spear 
Haycock  ct  Crary,  SW  cor  Front  and 

Broadway 
Holcombe  W.  A.  &  Co.,SW  cor  Battery 

and  Vallejo 
Howard  U.  S.  Bonded,  cor  Front  and 

Broadwav 
Howes  <t  Co.'s  Warehouse,  1013  Bat 
Lazard's  Warehouse,  SW  cor  Filbert 

and  Battery 
Lombard   Warehouse,    cor   Lombard 

and  Sansom 
McLennan,  Whelan  <fc  Grisar,  NW  cor 

Sansom  and  Broadway 
McNeil's  Warehouse,  cor  Brannan  and 

Beale 
Mission    Street   Oil   Warehouse,   S  s 

Mission  bet  Main  and  Spear 
New  Orleans  Warehouse,  Woodhams 

<fe  Ludlum,  NW  corCal  and  Davis 
North    Point   Dock    Warehouse,   cor 

Sansom  and  Lombard 
Oriental  Wareliouse,   Pool  &  Harris, 

cor  Brannan  and  First 
P.  M.  8.  S.  Co.'s  Free  Warehouse,  foot 

First 
P.  M.  S.  S.  Co.'s  Grain  Warehouse,cor 

First  and  Brannan 
Pacific  Warehouse,  F.  W.  Clark,  cor 

Batterv  and  Broadway 
Perkins,  Flint  &  Co.,  8W  cor  Battery 

and  Greenwich 
Bincon  Point  Warehouse,  E.  V.  Hath- 
away, Rlncon  Point 
Rogers  N.,  818  Battery 
Sansom  Street  Bonded,  815  Sansom 
Selby's  Warehouse,  T.  H.  Selby  &  Co., 

SW  cor  Market  and  Main 
Scott's  Warehouse,  cor  Greenwich  and 

Sansom,  and  cor  Bdwy  and  Bat 
South  Point  Warehouse,  foot  Third 
Turner  Richard  B.,  foot  Fillmore 


Union  Warehouse,  SchoUe  <fe  Lanker- 
shini,  NW  cor  Union  and  Battery 

Vallejo  street  Bonded  Warehouse,  SW 
cor  Front  and  Vallejo 

Van  Damme  AdolpheR.,  Sansom  bet 
Greenwich  and  Lombard 

Stoves  and  Xinvrare. 

[♦Importers.] 
Abrahamson  Peter,  439  Bush 
.Alvey  Charles  W.,  911  Kearny 
Armstrong  James,  242  Sixth 
*Ayers  Ellis,  (estate  of)  417  Wash 
Bearwald  Brothers,  42  Fourth 
Bertram  Thomas,  303  Sixth 
Hohn  John,  1218  Dupont 
Bowen  John,  112  Seventh 
*BKITTAN,  HOLBROOK  &  CO.,  113 

California  (see  adv.  reg.  of  names, 

page  770) 
Brown  Charles,  724  Market 
Bryan  John  M.,  16  Second 
Bryitges  Marshall  C,  11  Spear 
Bucknam  Ezra  T.,  22  Steuart 
Burgemeister  Augustus,  143  Second 
Clough    George   H.,   W  s  Folsom  nr 

Twenty-second 
Corey  Thomas,  '203  Pacific 
CuiTy  &  Bristol,  314  Jackson 
Daily  J.  J.,  SE  cor  Powell  and  Pacific 
Daly  Daniel  J.,  814  Market 
David  Auguste,  1009  Stockton 
*DeLaMonlanva  James,  218  Jackson 
Denniston  Richard.  1810  Polk 
Elder  <fc  Dobbie,  544  Clay 
Engels  Henry  A.,  «02  Mission 
Freeman  &  Wrin,  342  Third 
FRIEL    WILLIAM,   69   Fourth  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  38) 
Greninger  Daniel,  542  Fourth 
Grimm  Adolph,  1110  Dupont 
Groflman  Charles  P  ,  46  Jackson 
Herrick  Lanson  D.,  666  Jlis.sion 
Hib  Yuen,  (Chinese)  921  Dupont 
Hotl'man  <S  Green.  r228  Stockton 
Hoy  Alexander,  1103  Stockton 
lis  John  G.,  628  Washington 
IREDALE  A.  S.,  565  Mission  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  43) 
Jolinston  James,  517  Market 
Lacy  John  G.,  34  Louisa 
Lewis  &  Pandar,  32  Geary 
Little  &  Lawson,  HOi  Battery,  and  306 

Jackson 
LOCKE  &  MONTAGUE,  112  Battery 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  12) 
Lynch  Timothy, 7i6  Washington 
Michael  Abraham,  5  Dupont 
Mistre  Simeon,  805  Washington 
MoenningGunthcr,  136  Fourth 
Molony  Patrick,  872  Folsom 
Murphy  P.  H.,  1205  Folsom 
Murtha  William  O.,403  Sutter 
O'Sliea  James  J.,  1322  Stockton 
Osgood  <fe  stetson,  312  Clay 
Owens  Richard  B.,  108  Fourth 
Pape  August  E.,  1.526  Stockton 
Prap  Martin,  125  Clay 
Purdin  Charles  W.,  839  Dupont 
Reid  Charles,  13i3  Pacific 
Ruggles  David  W.,  (col'd)  310  Jackson 
Ryan  Ralph,  296  Howard 
SAVAGE  &  SON,  145  Beale  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  Ixxxiii) 
Schuster  Bi-others,  102  Kearny 
Selig  Abraham,  15  Fourth 
Sickler  Caleb  M.,  422  Kearny 
SNOOK  G.  &  W.,  427  Pine  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  38) 
Stoutenburgh  Isaac  A.,  519  Davis 
Sumner  Joseph,  29  Drumm 
Sweigert    Adam,    cor    Natoma    and 

Eleventh 
*Tay,  Brooks  <fe  Backus,  616  Battery 
Vasconcellos  Joseph  J.,  116  Tliird 
Wempe  Henry  L.,2'28  Fourth 
Wing  Chung,  (Chinese)  709  Jackson 
Wolff  Marcus,  301  First 

Stra^  O-ood*. 

[See  also  Millinery ;  also  Hats,  etc.] 

Hill  William  H.,  (Golden  City)  131 
Second 

JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  San- 
som (see  adv.  register  of  names, 
each  alternate  page) 

HELD  BROTHERS,  cor  Market  and 
Sansom  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xvii) 

Manley  Bridgeman,  (Excelsior)  141 
Fourth 

Oulif,  Wiener  &  Dato,  537  Market 


Pacific  Straw  Works,  335  Bush 

Rosenberg  G.&Co.,  118  Sansom 

Ross  L.  &  Co.,  416  Market 

San  Francisco  Straw  Works,  22  Gear>' 

TEJSCE  CHARLES  &  CO.,  13  Sansom 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixii) 

Tobin,  Davisson  &  Co.,  NW  cor  Sut- 
ter and  Sansom 

Toplitz  Fabian,  541  Market 

Stucco  li^orkei'B. 

[See  Plasterers.] 
Sugar  RefiuericB. 

Bay,  SW  cor  Battery  and  Union 
CALIFORNIA,  cor  Kighlli  and  Bran- 
nan (see  adv.  dept.  pagexliii) 
California  15cet,  olhce  338  Mont 
CHINA,  W.F.  Russell  agent,  2'24  San- 
som (see  adv.  dept.  page  xxix) 
Golden  Gate,  cor  Polk  and  Grove 
San  Francisco  and  Pacific,  olhce  215 
Front 

Sun  Burners. 
Reynolds  Robert  T.,  108  California 
Super-Heaters— Steam. 
Harris  Robert  L.,72  Montgomery  Block 

Surgical  Instrument  IHakers. 

[See  also  Cutlers. 
Folkers  J.  H.  A.  &  Bro.,  118  Mont 
Newman  John,  (agent)  411  Wash 
Price  M.,  415  Keaiiiv 
Rau  &  Kohnke,  108  Leidcsdorff 
WILL  &  FllSCK,  821  Kearny,  and  140 
Mont  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxviii) 

Surveyors. 

[See  also  Engineers — Civil] 
Day  Clinton,  601  California 
Easton  A.  S.,  202  Montgomery 
Goddard  George  H.,  121  Montgomery 
Humphreys  William  P.,  City  Hall 
Mauran  J.  K.,  432  Montgomery 
MCGREGOR    ALEXANDER   E.,    16 

City  Hall  (see  adv.  dept.  page  36) 
Morgan  Tliomas  W.,  528  California 
Noyes  Amos,  (marine)  406  Calilornia 
RANSOM  LEANDEK,  .5'22  Montgom- 
ery (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxvii) 
Ringot  Joseph,  (marine)  318  California 
Smith  Julius  H., 72  Montgomery  Block 
VON  SCHMIDT  A.  W., 808  Montgom- 
ery (see  adv.  dept.  page  liii) 
Wackenreuder  Vitus,  146  San  Bruno 

Road 
Watson  Horace  H.,  (marine)  NW  cor 

California  and  Battery 
Watson  William  S.,  432  Montgomery 

Surveyors'  Instruments. 

Ewing  Charles  G.,  Ill  Montgomery 
Sack  John  C,  '203 Montgomery 
SCHMOLZ  WILLIAM,  420  Alontgom- 
ery  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxiv) 

Suspension  Bridge  Builders. 

[See  also  Wire  Rope, etc.] 
HALLIDIE    A.   S.   &  CO.,  519  Front 
(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxvi) 

Syrups  and  IrVines. 

[See  also  Liquors ;  also  Native  Wines.] 
Bona  Angclo,  118  Leidesdorft" 
Cassin  F.  &  P.  J.,  523  Front 
Favre  &  Jaussaud,  430  Jackson 
Franquelain  A.  &  Co.,  1214  Stockton 
Lvons  Ernest  G.  &  Co.,  510  Jackson 
MCMILLAN    <fc   KESIER,  714  Front 

(sec  adv.  dept.  page  2) 
Phisterit  Kittleberger,  116 Leidcsdorff 
Shaefl'er  <fc  Walter,  302  Battery 

Tailors. 

Abraham  Gabriel,  33  Second 
Adams  Herman,  '204  LeidcsdorfT 
Alexander  Adolph,  737  Market 
Assion  Joseph,  (merchant)  '205  Mont 
Ban)cs&  Galvin,  (merchant) 518  Sac 
Bash  Hyniaii,  '202  Bush 
Berliner  Abraham,  115  Geary 
Berliner  Isador  A.,  353  Third 
Bernstein  David,  779  Taylor 
Bernstein  Hermann,  907  Bryant 
Beuchel  Gottlieb,  1718  Mason 
Bistrup   William,  NW  cor  Turk  and 
Mason 


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Blake  John,  413  Sutter 

Jilanc  Henry,  5:il  Ueary 

ISlancliet  Henry,  6:iM  Vallejo 

Bona  Juliii,  W  s  Aii!,'ustnr  Green 

Bool  Nelson,  23  Jessie 

BorRlignn  >iils,  742  Pine 

BorkliMn  Henry,  30  Ueary 

Bouclur  lvii|,'<ne,  (niercliant)  537  Sac 

Brandt  Elikrt,  421  Broadway 

Brodeck  Davis,  703  Uavis 

BrodwolfLieorge,  135  Post 

Brooks  John  L.,  (merchant)  710  Mont 

Bullock  <!e  Jones,  (merchant)  421  Mont 

Burster  Claus,  .SW  cor  Sac  and  Davis 

Canty  Timothy,  (merchant)  37  Sutter 

Caro  Jlorris,  aotjl'acific 

Caspar  Wolf,  329  Third 

Clinc  Samuel,  1MI3  Stockton 

Cline  Simon,  2511  Sti-uart 

Cotl'ey  Michael,  908  Folsom 

Cohen  Louis,  16  Kirst 

Cohen  Michael,  356  fourth 

Cohen  Nathan.  710Mission 

Cohn  Aaron,  45  Sacramento 

Cohn  David,  131  .Second 

Cohn  Jacoh,  27  Stockton 

Collin  H(  nry,  13(«  Pacific 

Colman  Solomon,  430  Pacific 

Cooper  John,  (merchant)  22  Mont 

Curtis   Jeremiah,   SW   cor  East  and 
Commercial 

Dannheimer  Louis,(merchant)  616  Clay 

Davis  Harris,  43.'*  Clementina 

David  Isidor,  404  Third 

Davis  <t  Benjamin,  .501  Kearny 

Dettelhaum  Philip,  117  Leldosdorflf 

Dixey  Francis,  (merchant)  29  Post 

Dohkn  Nicholas, 934  Kearny 

Drechsh  r  Frederick.  34  Hinckley 

Drury  William,  635  Kearny 

Eisciiherg  Isidor,  (mcTchant)  611  Mont 

Elwell  Frank,  (merchant)  321  Bush 

Evers  IVilhelm,  620  Jlerchant 

Fedcr  Isidor.  236  Filth 

Figel  Joseph,  211  Montgomery 

Figel  Samuel.  3  Masonic  Temple 

Fogel  Jacob,  .337  Bush 

Foo  Lung  &  Co.,  (Chinese)  811  Dupont 

Fost  Aaron,  1332  Dupont 

Fox    Samuel,    SW    cor    Mission   and 

Twenty-third 
Gately  Martin.  502  Pacific 
Geimann  William,(mcrchanl)633  Wash 
Generlich  Julius, 427  ."^nticr 
Gensler  Julius,  320  Sixth 
Goldberg  Philip,  345  Bush 
Goldstein  Morris,  624  Commercial 
Goulet  Isidor,  (merchant)  415  Mont 
Gray  Simon,  1225  l>upont 
GuillotG..606  Vallejo 
Haas  Samuel,  111  Stevenson 
Hagman  <fe  Johnson,  427  Bush 
Hand  J.  .S.,  (merchant)  4i3  Kearny 
Harris  Bernard,  75i),4  Mission 
Harris  Charles,  530H  Pacific 
Harris  Michael, 905  Battery 
Harris  Sl  Bro..  617  Mission 
Harshall  Gerson,  221  Third 
Heeth  Albert,  11  VVashington 
Hellennann  C.  H.,  5  Morton 
Herbert  John,  209  Stevenson 
Herman  Levi,  204  First 
Herting  Conrad,  513  Pine 
Hintze  I.saac,32U  I'ine 
Holland  Bros.,  (merchant)  126  Post 
Holt  Gustav  .\.,  742  Pine 
Hop  Wo,  (Chinese)  744  Sacramento 
Houston  Kichard  T.,324  Dupont 
Hubbard  Henry  W.,2U4  Dupont 
Imbric  Augustus,  I37H  Post 
Irving  David,  6l2>!i  Howard 
Isaac  Hyman,  862  Folsom 
Isiiacs  Hamuel,831  Washington 
Johnson  N.  T.,  127  Morton 
Kalisky  Manlieim,401  Bush 
Kaul  Samuel,  405  Commercial 
Kearney  Francis  J.,  N  W  cor  Harrison 

and  Dora 
Kennedy  &  M^nell,  (merchant)  505  Cal 
King  F.  W.,  6'23  Commercial 
Koechler  Adam,  5  Morton 
Krueger  Charles,  1105  Dupont 
Lachman  Louis,  402  Montgomery 
Lancaster  Jo8eph,(mercliantJ625"  Wash 
Langstroft  Jacob,  223  ."Gutter 
Lazarus  Abraham,  24  Sixth 
Lessman  Isaac,  502  Pacific 
Leszynsky  Isaac  IL,  NW  cor  Jackson 

and  East 
Levi  Isidore,  205  Second 
Levi  Solomon,  237  Jackson 
Levy  Benjamin,  811  Kearny 


Levy  Jacob,  814  Stockton 
Levy  P.  L.,  515  Bush 
Levy  Wolf.  524  .sixih 
Lewis  Marks,  677  Market 
Lindow  John,  913  Pacific 
Marcuse  Hyman  L.,  1316  Stockton 
Marks  Jacob,  633  Front 
Marks  Sanmel,  E  s  Drumm  nr  Jackson 
Marks  Samuel,  809VVasliington 
Maver  .Marcus,  215  Second 
McCarthy  &  Geiger,  6  Broadway 
Meyer  Joseph,  422  Sixth 
Meyer  Thomas,  132  Morton 
Meyers  Charles.  602  Broadway 
Mialon  Jules,  (mercliant)  723  Clay 
Michael  Caspar,  1,53M  Second 
Michael  Herman,  741  Pacific 
Michael  Jloses,  W  s  Drumm  nr  Pac 
Michael  Solomon,  110  LeidcsdorfT 
MichaelisB.,  143i  Stockton 
Moses  Jacob,  8=i8  Howard 
Motzeniiecker  Paul,  439  Jackson 
Mucha  Philip,  448  Third 
Muller  John,  12  Berry 
Myers  Mitcliell  J.,(merch't)  117  Sutter 
Neeb  Henry,  1228  Pacific 
O'Donnell  John, (merchant)  24Post 
O'Neil  Charles.  22  St.  Charles 
Osborn  William  W..  31  Geary 
Patton  James  K.,  .')43  Merchant 
Peden  William,  205  Fourth 
Philip  Louis,  210  Liedesdorff 
Plagemann   AVilliam,    (merchant)   17 

Geary 
Planz  Henry,  319  Commercial 
Priest  Kowland,  107  Geary 
Purdy  it    Litchfield,   (merchant)   500 

Washington 
Rafael  &  Brother,  (raerchantl  55  Third 
Keynolds    George  L.,    (merchant)  638 

Clay 
Riegelhaupt  Philip,  518  Market 
Rislev  &  Barber,  327  Pine 
Rodgers  A.  T.,  (colored;  1304  Powell 
Rosenberg  Simon,  NW  cor  Mason  and 

Po.'.t 
Scheider  Peter,  515  Sacramento 
Scheurer  William,  147  Post 
Scheuring  George,  418  Union 
Schlam  James,  2l  Fourth 
Schweinle  Louis,  14  Eddy 
Seller  James,  ■'>2'l  Kearny 
Shaen  Josej>h,  122  Sutter 
Shafer  Caspar,  223  Sutter 
Shar  Conrad,  717  Sansom 
Sheppard  John,  (merchant)  617  Mont- 
gomery 
SHERMAN  WILLIAM  &  CO.,  (mer- 
chant) 608  Mont  (see  adv.  dept.  p. 
Ixxxix) 
Sherry  Owen,  426  Dupont 
Shilling  .Jo.sepli,  1046  Folsom 
Short  .Aiicbael,  (merchant)527  Com 
Short  Peter  (merchant)  225  Mont 
Siegel  Morns,  1502  Stockton 
Smith  Charles  F.,  930  Washington 
Solomon  Aaron,  822  Montgomery 
Solomon  Harris,  651  Merchant 
Solomon  Jacob,  2-.i7  Post 
Spellman  Joseph,  115  LeldesdorfT 
Spencer  Joseph  D.,  623  California 
Steil    Henry,   (merchant^    Occidental 

Hotel 
Sweeny  Nicholas,  HI  Second 
Tamineyer    Julius,     (merchant)     323 

Bush 
Tobias  Marks,  (merchant)  13  Second 
TobinJohnH.,  (merchant)  114  Mont- 
gomery 
TrautnerGustav,  710  Washington 
Vogel  Benjamin,  E  .s  Front  nr  Valleio 
Von  Arx  John,  824  Pacific 
Walter  G.  F.rest  &  Co.,  (merchant) 

611  Sacramento 
Ward  Christopher,  41  Third 
Warmbrom  .Vlexander,  805  Clay 
Webster  Lyons,  406  Jackson 
Webster  Waterman,  116  Sutter 
AVeisbrod  John  H.,  9  Hardie  Place 
Werner  Jcdin,  623  Merchant 
Westerman  John,  703  Howard 
Whalen  John  W.,  (merchant)  732  Mkt 
Wolf  Aaron,  109  Leidesdorft' 
Wolf  George,  929  Washington 
Wolf  Jacob,  6  Summer 
Wolf  Meyer,  40  Sutter 
Wood  Lewis,  715  Mission 
Wood  Samuel  N.,  931  Folsom 
Woods  D.avid,  133  Sutter 
Wright  <fc  Co.,  (merchant)  .533  Cal 
Zeitska  Henry,  (merchant)  610  Clay 
Zinnamon  Abram,  413  Pine 


Tailors*  Trimmings. 

Hammond  William,  29  Post 
Levy  Michael,  642  sacnimento 
Ponton  DeArce  L.  626  .s.icramento 
STEIN  S1.MON  6i  (;0..632 Sacramento. 

and  631  Commercial  (see  adv.  dept 

page  Ixi) 
ULLMANN  M.  &  CO.,  630  Sacramento 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  xvi) 
Weill  <fc  Raas,  616  Sacramento 

Tallow. 

[See  also  Hides  and  Wool:  al-TOSoap.] 

COX  &  NICHOLS,  316  Washington 
(see  adv.  dept.  t.aiie  xxv) 

Ernst  Hermann,  206  Front 

Moiuly  A  Farish,  210  Davis 

Pearson  John,  N  s  Sixteenth  nr  Ne- 
braska 

Roberts  Antonio,  NE  cor  Octavia  and 
Lombard 

Smith,  Brown  &  Co.,  306  S.acramento 

Wassermann  A.  &  Co,  427  Sac 

Tanks— Maniiracturers, 

ATWOOD&  BODWELL,  211  Mission 
(see  adv.  dept.  pages  4  and  1) 

Tanners  and  Tanneries. 

[See  also  Leather,  etc.] 

Appolt  <fc  Finger,  S  s  1  wenty-second 
bet  Howard  and  Folsom 

Beisel  Jacob,  NW  cor  Mariposa  and 
Mississippi 

Birgle  Charles.  Texas  bet  Sixteenth 
and  Santa  Claia 

Bloom  Wolf,  cor  Folsom  and  Twen- 
tieth 

ConnihanJohn  <fe  Patrick,  E  s  Caro 

COX  it  NICHOLS  (ageiiis,  3i6  Wash- 
ington (see  adv.  dipt,  page  xxv) 
Degan  Philip,  Old  San  Jose  Road  nr 

Industrial  Sclioiil 
Duncan  &  Warren,  S  s  Brannan  bet 

Eighth  and  Ninth 
Ferguson  W.,  Bay   View,  South  S.  F 
Fulton  John   J.,  NE    cor  Sixth   and 

Bluxome 
Funcke   <fe  Wassermann,   E  s  Ninth 

bet  Bryant  and  Biannun 
GRAY,  JONES  ct  CO.,  (agents  .Santa 
Cruz)  418  Battery  (see    adv.  dept. 
page  xxv) 
Grltlith  William,  Brannan  Place  bet 

Sixth  and  Seveiiih 
Hellwig  Christian  (buckskin).  S  s  Ser- 
pentine Avenue  nr  iMission 
Hoflman  S.,s  sSerpentine  Av  bet  Fol- 
som and  Howard 
KingJohn  F.,  SE  cor  Eighteenth  and 

Folsom 
KIRBY  R.  C.  .fe  CO.,  402  Battery  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  3) 
Krentz  Oswell,  Filbert  nr  Gough 
Liebes  H.  <fc  Co.,  (furj  129  Mom 
Mahoney  Daniel,  cor  Fourteenth  and 

Dolores 
Malone  Patrick  H.,  Fifteenth  nr  Do- 
lores 
McAleerA  Clynes,  cor  Twenty-sixth 

and  San  Bruno  Ko;id 
Muller  Adolph,  (fur)  113  Montgomery 
O'DONNELL  C01{NELas,,s  s  Bran- 
nan bet  Fifth  and  .sixtli  (see  adv. 
dept.  page  22) 
0  Rourke  Pairick.  California  Av  opp 

Howard 
Porter  George  K.,  416  Battery 
Raflferty  &  Meyer,  iSan  Bruno  Road  nr 

Twenty-eighth 
Keynolds  &   Davidson,   Brannan  bet 

Sixth  and  Seventh 
Royer  Herman,  435  Brannan 
Ryan  John,  Mission  Creek  nr  Eight- 
eenth 
Tunstead  Thomas,  SE  cor  Van  Ness 

Avenue  and  Green 
WENTWOKTH  1.  M.  A  CO.,  S  s  Fell 
bet  Franklin  and  Gough  (.sec  adv. 
dept.  pagelxxix) 

Tanners'  Tools. 

COX  &  NICHOLS,  316    Washington 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxv) 
Steinbach  <fc  Furth.  NE  cor  Green  and 

Octavia 


Taxidermists. 

Gruher  Ferdinand,  626  California 
Lorquin  E.  F.,  522  Pine 


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Tea  Stores. 

[♦Importers.] 

[See  also  Groceries;  also  Provisions.] 

Aston  James,  206  Sansom 

Bisliop  &Co.,  716  Market 

Boweu  Brothers,  -ISU  Pine 

•Foster  <fe  Dole,  36  California 

FrescEmil,  324  Clay 

Haskell  <fe  Co.,  605  Market,  and  NW 
cor  Stockton  and  Jackson 

•LOW  C.  AUOLI'HE  &.  CO.,  208  Cali- 
fornia (see  adv.  dcpt.  pai;e  20) 

•MACONDRAY  &  CO.,  2U6  Sansom 
(sec  adv.  dent,  page  .xx) 

*Matzo&  Co.,  13B  Montgomery 

•Moore  I.  C.  lOH  California 

Phillips,  Tabcr  &  Co.,  310  1'  ront 

♦Tuck  Chong  &  Co.,  739  Sacramento 

Teachers— Assayinij. 

Hanks  H.G.,  649  Clay 
Phillips  J.  S.,423  Washmgton 

Teachers— Bookkeeping. 

Beck  Adolphus  G.,  432  Montgomery 
HEALD'S    BUSINESS     COLLEGE. 

24  Post  (see  adv.  reg.  names,  page 

731) 
Pacific  Business  College,  29  Post 

Teachers— Wancing. 

Carroll  R.  M.,518  Lombard 
Cathcart  Maurice,  110  Minna 
Cogill  John,  1410  Powell 
Drews  Louis,  39  Fourth 
Fitzgibbnn  David,  769  Market 
Galavotti  Theodore,  209  Ellis 
Huddy  William,  727  Market 
LuntOliver  A.,  Union  Hall 
McCarthy  Dennis  &  Brother,  Dasha- 

way  Hall  ,        ^  t.  ,i 

Kyder  J.  C,  cor  Bush  and  Polk 
Van  Ette  Charles,  209  Sutter 

Teachers— Drawing. 

Crane  <fe  Curtis,  407  Sansom 
Fletcher  Henry,  41m  Brannan 
Garin  P.  A.,  504  Third 
Gerrish  M.    E.   Mrs.,  (poonah)  10(« 

Fifth 
Hellert  F.,  19  Silver 
Keller  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  230  Kearny 
McHenry  AdaM.  Mrs., 22  Louisa 
Sercgni  Fulsenzio,  29  Post 
Teisserie  Annand,  608  Third 
Wandeslorde  J  uan  B.,  10  DeBoom 

Teachers— I>re«»  Cutting. 

Barringer  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  830  Slarliet 
Morten«!onE.  Mrs.,  (sewing)  739  Miss 
Rau  L.Mrs.,  818  Post 

Teachers— Fencing. 

Monstery  T.  H.,  Olympic  Club 
Teachers— Fine  Arts. 

[See  Painters— Portraits.] 

Teachers— Horsemanship. 

Crittenden  .fcDalton,  712  Mission 
Lusk  Chester  D., 
Stockton 


NW  cor  Post  and 


Teachers— ^languages 

Braun  Charles  J.,  141  Minna 
Brown  Aaron,  115  Geary 
Budge  Richard  F.,  728  Montgomery 
Cassin  Marv  F..  544  Jessie 
Coellon  Emil,  16  Metcalf  Place 
Dams  Henry,  1407  Powell 
DeCosta  J.  M.,  S  s  Green  nr  Larkin 
DoFossey  Mathieu,  151h  Masou 
DeSoUa  J.  M.,  1.526  Powell 
DcsncufbourgsL.,  843  Clay 
Eldredge  T.  R.,314  Union 
Forsler  Louisa  Madame,  723  Bush 
GahrielJacob,  621  Post 
Hartvic  Augusta  Mrs    232  S"tter 
HEALD'S     BUSINESS    COLLEGE, 

24  Post  ^  ^ 

Holea  Guilliermo,  608  Market 
JacobsonJ.,  125  Fourth       _ 
JOSSET  JOSEPH,  1   Qumcy  Place 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxi) 
La  Roche  .\bcl.  835  Howard 
LeFort  Albert,  835  Clay 
Lerouge  Paul,  282  Stevenson 
Loudon  Jacques,  SW  cor  Mason  and 

Geary 


Jlasson  P.  B.  F.,  (widow)  17  Fourth 
Mibielle  J.,  1206  Powell 
Pena  M.  H.  Diaz,  25  Silver 
Vellimiro  Charles,  606  Montgomery 
Willey  Mary  B.  Miss,  1043  Folsom 

Teachers— Music. 

Alpers  Charles,  228  Bush 
Anderson  Matliew  A.,  63U  Sutter 
Arcvalo  Miguel  S.,914  Stockton 
Ballcnberg  N.,  711  California 
Bennett  Herbert,  225  Bush 
Berliner  Emil,  154  Clara 
Beutler  John  B.,  762  M  ission 
Blanche  Emma  Miss,  759  Howard 
Boiling  George  K.,  27  Natoma 
Bosworth  Henry  M.,  910GeaiT 
Boullet  Joseph  Jr.,  317  Clementina 
Braucr  W.  A.,  107  Fifth 
Braun  Chniles  J.,  141  Minna 
I  Brenner  Charles  M..  955  Howard 
Bryant  C.  A.,  (widow)  4.52  Sixth 
Buettner  Hermann,  1511  Mason 
Burton  Elizabeth,  206  Fourth 
Cady  Josephine,  (widow)  138  Sutter 
Cameron  J.  A.  Mrs.,  147  Third 
Carnes  Frederick  G.,  32  Fourth 
Cassin  Mary  F.,  544  Jessie 
Chapman   Charles   D.,   N  s  Turk  nr 
Franklin  ,„„„,,  ^  ,     „ 

Clement  Francis  Mrs.,  1028M  Folsom 
demons  S.  G.,  (widow)  32  Sixth 
Cohen  WaldowMadame,  1011  Stockton 
CololT  Herman,  914  Vallejo 
Cramer  Henry,  228  O'Farrell 
Crocker  William.  228  Bush 
Crosett  Truman,  216  Shotwell 
Diimon  Lizzie  Miss,  1111  Clay 
De  Costa  J.  Noah,  S  s  Green  bet  Polk 

and  Larkin 
Delventhal  John,  802  Stockton 
Devine  Kate, (widow)  215 Minna 
Doggett  E.  B.  Mrs., 809  Stockton 
Dolson  A.  E.  Miss,  623  Stevenson 
Eckman  A.  0.,Ns  Folsom  nr  Eleventh 
Elliot  Washington,  626  Sutter 
Evans  Emma  A.,  626  Kearny 
Evans  George  T.,  609  Folsom 
Ferrer  Manuel  Y.,  H21Clay 
Frederick  Einilio  Mrs.,  710  Kearny 
Fredericks  Philip,  32  Everett 
Haesters  Frank,  1113  Clay 
Hancken  John  H.,  207  Post 
Hancock  Bessie  Miss,  lUb  Pacific 
Hartmann  Ernest,  126  Seventh 
Hartvie  Augusta  Mrs.,  232  Sutter 
Hcckman  Louis  T.,  1603  Dupont 
Helniers'N.S.,  6  Haggin 
Heiold  Rudolph,  834  Folsom 
Hericra  Y'gnacio,  914  Stockton 
Hoflman  Abraham,  222  Stevenson 
Hoflnian  Charles,  257  Stevenson 
Hollo  Hermann,  .572  Howard 
Holzhauer  Herman,  922  Jackson 
Homeier  Max,  1701  Dupont 
Howell  H.  B.  Mrs..  633  Geaiy 
JalTa  Madame,  720  Howard 
Katzenbach  Frederick,  715  O'Farrell 
Kidd  Alexander,  810  Green 
Konoplitsky  Madame,  870  Mission 
Kuhne  Arnold, 623  Cl.iy 
Kuss  Charles  J.,  115  1  ourth 
Lapfgeer  William  A.,  2U»  Geary 
Leach  Stephen  W.,  1107  Post 
Linden  Otto,  20  Hawthorne 
Lvster  Frederick,  109  O'Farrell 
M"ancusi  G.,  819  Montgomery 
McCarthy  Eliza  Mrs.,  .540  Bryant 
McCullough  I.,  Ws  Shotwell  nr  Twen- 
ty-third „  „     ^ 
Melville  Julia,  (widow)  920  Sutter 
Morctti  Charles,  106  Stockton 
Morley  Carmini,  618  California 
Mueller  Constantine,  828  Vallejo 
Murphy  William  D.,  255  Minna 
Nagel  Paul.  1028  Montgomery 
Neuer  Katie  Miss,   SW  cor  Columbia 

and  Valencia 
Nichols  Philip  R.,  U  Everett 
Ormon  Isidore,  47  Clementina 
OrndorftMary  E.,4.50  Clementina 
Palozzi  N.,  NE  cor  Jackson  and  Polk 
Patrick  H.  W.,  421  Stockton 
Patrick  James  D.,  421  Stockton 
Pettinos  George  F.,  NW  cor  Second 

and  Silver  ,,    ,_  , 

Pierce  Walter  S.,  536  Market 
Pioue  Edward.  639  Market 
RhindJ.W.  C,  270  First 
Rosendorn  EmiK-,  869  Mission 
Schmidt  &  Weil,  109  O'Farrell 
Schmitz  Joseph  L.,  E  s  Mason  nr  Cal  I 


Scott  Gustav  A.,  905  Market 
Seiders  Clara  Miss,  808  Taylor 
Shraff  Bernard.  447  Bryant 
Spaulding  John  F.,  320  Kearny 
Spencer  Moira  M..  908  Powell 
Stombs  Alice  K.  Miss.  472  Jessie 
Strihy  Louisa  Mrs.,  751  Howard 
Striby  William,  751  Howard 
Sumner  Albert  I.,  536  Washington 
Touissln  Einile.  2  St.  Mary  Place 
Wehrly  Mary.  522  Pine 
Willey  Mary  B.Miss,  1043  Folsom 


Teachers— Penmanship. 

Andrews  A.  B.,932  Mission 
Beck  A.  G.,  432  Montgomery 
HEALD'S  BUSINESS  COLLEGE,  24 

Post  (see  adv.  register  of  names, 

page  731) 
Pacific  Business  College,  29  Post 
Seregiii  Fulgenzio,  27  Post 
Shupero  Aaron,  349  Jessie 
Shaw  W.  H.,  419  Washington 
Taylor  Martin,  419  Minna 

Teachers— Private  Schools. 

[See  Colleges  and  Schools.] 
Telegraph  Offices. 

California  State,  522  California 
Central  Division  Atlantic  and  Pacific 
States,  503  California 
Branches— Grand  Hotel.  Occidental 
Hotel,  foot  Pacific,  415  California, 
538  Market,  San  Jos6  llailroau  De- 
pot, and  foot  Second 
Fire  and  Police,  Brenham  Place 
Point  Lobos,  Merchants'  Exchange 
Western  Union,  522  California  ,_„  ^  , 
Branches— 400  Montgomery,  443  Cal- 
ifornia, SW  cor  Sacramento  and 
Front,  Lick  House,  Cosmopolitan 
Hotel,  and  Grand  Hotel 

Telegraphy— Teachers   of. 

HEALD'S  BUSINESS  COLLEGE, 
24  Post  (see  adv.  register  of  names, 
page  731) 

Tin  and  Sheet  Iron  "Workers. 

[See  Stoves  and  Tinware.] 

Tin  Plate,  Sheet  Iron  and  Tin 
Importers. 

[See  also  Hardware ;  also  Stoves,  etc.] 
Avers  Ellis,(estate  of)  417  Washington 
BKITTAN,  HOLBROOK  <fc  CO.,   Ill 

California  (see  adv.  dept.  register 

ot  names  page  770)  _ 

LOCKK  &  MONTAGUE,  112  Battery 

(see  adv  dept.  page  12) 
Marsh,  Pilsbury  ii  Co.,  NE  cor  Front 

and  Pine 
Osgood  &,  Stetson,  312  Clay 
San   Jacinto    Tin    Co.,    (manuf)    338 

Montgomery  „  „  ,., 

SELBY  T.   H.  &  CO.,  118  California 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  xiii) 
Tay,  Brooks  &■  Backus,  616  Battery 

Tohacco  Bealers-lVholesale. 

Adams  Cyrus,  (manufacturer)  419  Jack 
Arbondin  Henry,  1626  Stockton 
Brand  Herman,  304  Battery 
Bremer  <fc  Brother,  310  Sacramento 
Christv  &  Wise,  607  Front 
Cohen  J.  M.  &  Co.,  327  Front 
Cohn  G.  <fc  Co.,  232  Front 
Diez  C.  C,  411  Sacramento 
Drinkhouse  J.  A.,'2'28  Front 
Emery  Charles  G.  <fc  Co.,  513  Battery 
Engelbrecht  &  Levy,  314  Front 
Falkenstein&  Co.,  NE  cor  Battery  and 
California  ^    ^  ,   „„ 

Heerdink  A  Co.,  (manufacturers)   23 

Seventh  ^  „ 

Gelien  R.  G.,  SE  cor  Cal  and  Front 
Goslinskv  E.  &  Co.,  219  Battery 
Herber  W.  &  Co.,  224  Battery 
Hinrichs  C.  H.  &.  Co    318  Com 
Horn  B.  C.  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Front  and 

Clay 
Klopstock  Curtis.  212  Front 
Kullman  &  Anner,  306  Sacramento 
Levy  Simon,  617  Commercial 
Lewis  Brothers.  215  Battery 
Lewis  Sol.,  217  California 
Liebes  J.  .V  Co.,  206  Front 
Liebes  ifc  Bowman.  301  Battery 
Mavrisch  Bros.  &,  Co.,  405  Battery 
Oppenheimer  &.  Bro..  228  California 


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Parker,  ■Wattson  &  Co.,  306  Clay 
riagcmann  H.  &  Co.,  m  Clay 
Kosenbaum  A.  S.  <fc  Co.,  SE  cor  Clay 

and  Battery 
Eupnin  Frederick,  213  California 
Sanaerson  &  Horn,  413  Front 
Schierhold  &  Kruse  Brotliers,  423  Sac 
Schonfeld  &  Bremer,  120  Sansora 
Schwab  >te  Kuhn,  325  Sacramento 
VAN    SCHAACK    C.    1'.  <&  CO.,  712 

Kearny 
Webster  <fc  McKee,  300  Battery 
Weil  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Front  and  Sac 
Wertheimer  L.  <fc  E.,,  NW  cor  Front 

and  Sacramento 
Wightman  Jolm  <fc  Co.,  322  Front 

Tool  SXauufactnrers. 

Boger  Edward,  Berry  bet  Fourth  and 

Fiflli 
Eckel  H.  B.,  311  Mission 
HINZ  CAKL  E.,  Spear  nrllarket,  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  37) 
Krajewski  F.  J.,  Berry  nr  Fourth 
Marsh,   I'ilsbury  ite   Co.,  (dealers)  NE 

cor  Front  and  Pine 
Nelson  &  Doble,  13  Fremont 
Quigley  Philip,  (estate  of)  914  Market 
Schintz  J.  H.,  10  Stevenson 
WEICHHART  JOHN,  143  Beale  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  14) 
Wright  John  &  Co.,  15  Fremont 
Xoys. 
[See  also  Fancy  Goods.] 
[♦Importers.] 
Cohen  Simon  &  Brother,  345  Kearny 
Conliu  Thomas,  602  Market 
Dixon  H.  H.  Mrs.,  1037  Folsom 
Dow  Alartin,  124  Second 
»Feigenbaum  <fc  Co.,  120  Sansom 
*FELDMANN  L.   &   CO.,  315   Sacra- 
mento (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixiv) 
♦Feldbusch  A  Co.,  308  Battery,  and  207 

Montgomery 
Frey  Wilham  A.,  402  Kearny 
Geraghty  Michael,  1129  Folsom 
♦Hessler  Charles,  411  Kearny 
Keene  C.  C,  105  JVIontgomery 
*Kohler,  Chase  <t  Co.,  633  Clay 
Mayers  Robert,  242  Montgomery 
Mosse  D'Alva,  632  Washington 
Mosse  Daniel  H.  T.,  832  Market 
PASQUALEE.,644  Washington  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  Ixxv) 
Rubber  Clothing  Co.,  607  Market 
Kyninger  &,    Co.,   (manufacturer)  527 

Sacramento 
Schletchwcg  Charles.  1436  Stockton 
Solera  Seratino,  1214  Stockton 
Thompson  M.  E.,  N  s  Valencia  nr  Six- 

teentli 
♦THURNAUER  &  ZINN,  533  Market 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  17) 
VAN   SCHAACK    C.  P.    &,  CO.,  712 

Kearny  (see  adv.  each   alternate 

page 
Vasselin  Hypolite,  22  Fourth 
Wiener  Aaron  Mrs.,  824  Market 

Xranslators. 

[See  Interpreters.] 

Xrunk  Itlakers. 

Aubry  Edward,  hOb  Jackson 
Behrendt  H.  ct  Co.,  16  Sansom 
Church  Thomas  R.,  223  Montgomery 
Corin  Joseph,  319  Montgomery 
GALPEN  EDWARD  &  CO.,  21  San- 
som (see  adv.  dent,  page 30) 
Harris  &  Wright,  NE  cor  Market  and 

Kearny 
Longshore  James,  531  Sacramento 
Martin  D.  S.  <fe  Co.,  NE  cor  Montgom- 
ery and  Bush 
Mauritzen  <fc  Co.,   SE   cor  Post  and 

Kearny 
SHERMAN   WILLIAM    &    CO.,    608 
Mont  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxix) 

XrusH  SlanuracturerB. 

Deligne  Jules,  624  Washington 
Folkers  J.  H.  A.  &  Bro.,  118  Mont 
Koehler  August,  718  Washington 
Newman  John,  (agent)  411  Wash 
Painter  &  Calvert,   (dealers)   SE  cor 

Clay  and  Kearny  and  I  Masonic 

Temple 
Wakelee  H.  P.,  SE  cor  Mont  and  Bush 
WILL  &  FINCK,  140  Mont   and   821 

Kearny  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  Ixxviii) 


Xurners— Wood  and  Ivory. 

CALIFORNIA  MILLS,  NW  cor  Spear 

and  How  (see  adv.  dept.  p.  Ixvi) 
Cameron  Angus,  218  Steuart 
ConranT.  L.,407  Mission 
DOERGER  CHARLES,  620  Merchant 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  43) 
EXCELSIOR  MILL  CO.,  445  Brannan 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  31) 
Field  it  Frei,  483  Brannan 
FREEMAN  B.    H.,   416  Mission  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  lii) 
GRACIER  &  UEALD.  SE  cor  Mission 

and  Beale  (see  adv.  dept.  page  9) 
Hardenburgh  William,  24  Calilornia 
Heney  William,  411  Mission 
Kragen  &  Geishaker,  SE  cor  Mission 

and  Beale 
LANGLAND  N.  P., 485  Brannan  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  liv) 
Melle  Jobn,King  bet  Third  and  Fourth 
Meyer  J.  G.  H.,  228  Montgomery 
Seaborn  Thomas,  SE  cor  Mission  and 

Fremont 
Uefflnger  G.  &  Co.,  441  Brannan 

Xurpeutine,  Pitch,  etc. 

Moody  cfc  Parish,  210  Davis 
Walton  N.  C,  E  s  Main  bet  Mission 
and  Howard 

Xype  Case  IWaker. 

Linforth  Edward  H.,  20  Fremont 

Xype  Founders. 

CALIFORNIA  TYPE  FOUNDRY 
CO.,  407  Sansom  (see  aiv.  register 
names,  page  750) 

HAGAR  &  CO.,  632  Clay  (see  adv. 
dept.  page  44) 

PAIISTER  &  CO.,  510  Clay 

Umbrella  IMCakers. 

Alsop  John,  346  Bush 
Barr  John  D.  &  Co.,  325  Bush 
Carontc  Joseph,  401  Bush 
Ghisla  Peter,  849  Clay 
Ghisla  Salvatore,  1316  Stockton 
Servenav  A.  0.,  769 Mission 
Thelen  Peter,  837  Washington 
Yeager  Thomas  T.,  6  Stockton 

Undertakers. 

Craig  Peter  &  Son,  823  Market 

Golden  Thomas,  709  Jlarket 

GRAY  N.  it  CO.,  643  Sacramento  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  xlix) 
Kelly  J.,  834  Market 
Lockhart  &  O'Brien,  729  Market 
MASSEY  ifc  YUNG,  651  Sacramento 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  liv) 
McGinn  James,  717  Market 

Underwriters— Agents  of. 

[See  also  Insurance.] 
Bacon  Joseph  S.,  (Boston)  428  Cal 
Belloc  Freres, (Bottomry  Bond  Co.) 524 

Montgomery 
Chevassus  Edward,  (French)  524  Mont 
DeFremery  James,   (Amsterdam)  710 

Sansom 
FALKNER,   BELL  &   CO.,  (London 

Lloyds)  430  California 
Fletcher  Artemus  1".,  (New  York  and 

Philadelphia)  318  California 
Haven  Charles  D.,(Fire)  416  California 
Hellman  Brothers  &  Co.,  (Hamburg) 

SW  cor  Jackson  and  Front 
Hopkins  Caspar  T.,  (Marine)  318  Cal 
Mebius  C.  F.,  (Bremen)  421  Battery 
Rinpot   Joseph,   (Krench  Lloyds)  433 

California 
S.  F.  Marine  Board.  318  California 
Schroder  Henry  &  Co.,  (Bordeaux)  811 

Slontgomery 

Upholsterers   and    Paper- 
hangers. 

Aldrich  George  C,  SE  cor  Third  and 

Tehama 
Baum  &  Ladd,  605  California 
BELL  JOHN  C,  524  Market  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  liv) 
Bernard  J.,  1120  Stockton 
Berson  A.  <fe  Son,  712  Washington 
Bonar  David,  1608  Stockton 
BURNHAM   JAMES    W.   &    CO.,  17 

Post  (see  adv.  dept.  page  17) 
Clark  George  W..  333  Pine 
Cole  N.  P.  iSi  Co.,'220  Bush 


Coulson  Robert,  130  Fourth 
Day  Roliert,  822  Montgomery 
Dillon  William,  741  Mission 
Dully  Hugh,  706  Vallejo 
Edwards  Frank  G.,  630  Clay 
EUREKA  HAIR  CO.,  573  Mission  (see 

adv.  deiit.  page  xliv) 
Gebhardt  Wendel,  837  Clay 
Goodwin  A  Co.,  322  Pine 
Graham  Edward,  806  Market 
Gullixson  Henry  A.,  687  Market 
Hall  it  Lacliman,  326  Pine 
Hardie  <Sc  Fredericks,  NE  cor  Market 

and  Sansom 
HORSTMANN  H.  &  CO., 323  Pine  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  26) 
Icke  Jacob,  829  Pacific 
Kind  R.W.,  608  Market 
Kirchhoftife  Miller,  1209  Folsom 
Koch  &.  McDowell,  21  Geary 
Lenhardt  A.,  1232  Stockton 
Levy  Leopold,  1514  Stockton 
Mamlock  William,  SE  cor  Ellis  and 

'J'aylor 
Mantz  F.,  821  Filbert 
Marchant  George  H.,  783  Market 
McElwee  &  Stringer,  751  Market 
McAlister  Thomas,  NWcor  Sutter  and 

Leavenworth 
McVea  James,  1011  Powell 
Mitchell  <fc  Bell,  606  Clav 
Murphy  Michael,  605  California 
Neppert  Philip,  534  Broadway 
Plum,  Bell  &  Co.,  24  Post 
Pouzadoux  L.,  1011  .Stockton 
Quince  Charles  C,  940  Market 
Schaar  Adolph,  1070  Howard 
Scheggia  Charles,  1428  Stockton 
Schluter  &  Volberg,  14  Third 
Seitz  J.,  315  Third 
Shelley  John,  215  Second 
Sullivan  Patrick,  26  Sixth 
Sundell  Franli,  717  Market 
Weerbrouck  Frederick,902  Sacramento 
WESTLKY  &  HAVENS,  143  Fourth 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxv) 
WHITNEY  GEORGE  0.  &  CO.,  319 

Pine  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xxi) 
Windell  H.  &  Co.,  508  Bush 

Upholstery  Ooods. 

[See  also  Carpets;  also  Dry  Goods.] 
BELL  JOHN  C,  524  Market  (see  adv. 

dept.  page  liv) 
Berson  A.  <fc  Son,  712  Market 
Edwards  Frank  G.,  630  Clay 
BURNHAM  JAMES  W.   &  CO.,  618 

Market  (see  adv.  dept.  page  17) 
Cole  N.  P.  &  Co.,  222  Bush 
Goodwin  &  Co., 322  Pine 
Heney  W.  J.  &  Co.,  725  Market 
HEYNEMANN  &  CO.,  5  Sansom  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  xl) 
HORTSMANN  H.  &  CO.,  325  Pine  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  26) 
Kemp  John  H.,  22  Montgomery 
Kennedy  Edmond  C,  215  Bush 
McElwee  <fe  Stringer,  751  Market 
JUtchell  ife  Bell,  606  Clav 
Nelson  John  G.,  643  Ma'rket 
Plum,  Bell  it  Co^  24  Post 
Walter  D.  N.  tt  E.  &  Co.,  cor  Battery 

and  Market 
Weeks  F.  S.  &  Co.,  312  Pine 
WHITNEY  GEORGE  O.  &  CO.,   319 

Pine  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xxi) 

Varnishers  and  Polishers. 

[See  also  Painters.] 
O'DAY   WILLIAM,    W   s    Main  bet 

Howard    and   Mission    (see    adv. 

dept.  page  46) 
Eoemer  Caspar,  914  Washington 

Varnishes. 

[See  also  Paints.] 
Dietz  A.  &  Co.,  224  Front 
Huetcr  Gustave,  408  Commercial 
SULLIVAN,   KELLY  &  CO.,    103 

Front  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xxx) 
Walton  N.  C,  E  s  Main  bet  Mission 

and  Howard 
WASON  it  MORRIS,  38  California  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  II) 
Whittier,  Fuller  &  Co.,  SW  cor  Front 

and  Pine 

Veterinary  Surgeons. 

Bonis  Pierre,  214  Stevenson 
Claussen  H.  H.,  213  Pine 


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Cooper  A.  F.,  813  Market 
DeTavcl  A.,  811  Howard 
Evans  George  A.,  W  s  Main  nr  Folsom 
Imbourg  Charles,  128  Kearny 
Munro  J  McK.,577  Market 
Osborn  Bros.,  259  Clementina 
Taylor  James   S.,   E  s   Harrison  bet 
Twenty-second  and  Twenty-third 

"VincKar  Ittanufacturera. 

CSee  also  Tickles.] 
California  Grape  Wine  Co.,  cor  Brady 

and  Market 
C01>E  1'.  r>.  &  CO.,    621  Front   (see 

adv.  rcg.  names  page  751) 
Cutting  <fe  Co.,  '204  Front 
Erzgraber  ife  Goetjen,  120  Davis 
Pohley  <fc  Koster,  NW  cor  Gough  and 

Fulton 
Rledel  Gustave,  325  Sacramento 
Schammel  Henry,  1820  Powell 
Schmidt  <fc  Fretz,  106  Commercial 
Zann  Henry,  823  Vallejo 

IV ashing;  Fluid. 

Pillsbury  Samuel  &  Co.,  414  Market 
Washing  SKachlnes. 

[See  also  Machinists ;  also  Hardware, 

etc.] 
Houghton  F.T.,  312  Clay 
Lamb  Freeman  B.,  231  Second 

Washiue  I»owder8. 

Adams  &  Co.,  27  Commercial 
Eureka  Soap  Co.,  206  Sacramento 
Standard  Soap  Co.,  204  Sacramento 

"Watches — Importers  of. 

[♦Retail.] 
♦Anderson  &  Randolph,  112  Mont 
♦Baldwin  M.  M.  <fc  Co.,  433  Mont 
♦BARRETT  &  SHERWOOD.SU  Mont- 
gomery (see  adv.  dept.  page  ii) 
♦BRAVERMAN  it  LEVY.  1I9  Mont- 
gomery (see  adv.  front  cover) 
California  Jewelry  Co.,  BKi  Merchant 
♦Cummings  Brothers,  607  Mont 
Dinkelspcil  Samuel  B.  <fc  Co.,  313  Bush 
Dirking  August.  621  Washington 
GIANI^INI  P.  A.,  622  Clay   (see  adv. 

dept.  page  Ixx.xiv) 
Guignard  J.,  614  Merchant 
*Hain  Carl  H.  &.  Co.,  321  Montgomery 

and  7  Kearny 
Hayes  Charles  D.,240  Jlontgomery 
♦Heringhi  B.,  4Ul  Kearny 
♦Jordan  Morris,  4il  Montgomery 
♦Joseph  Nathan  ifc  C'i..()lH  Washington 
KOEHLER    .t     RITTER,   620     Mer- 
chant (see  adv.  reg.  names,  page  70) 
♦LEVISON  BROTHERS,   629   Wash- 
ington (see   adv.  reg.  names,  page 
752) 
♦Lewis  H.M.,  655  Clav 
♦Lichtenberg  Charles  B.,  619  Sac 
♦Lipmann  Josepli,  203  Montgomery 
♦Marks  E.,  SW  cor  Jlontand  Clay 
♦Mayers  Henry,  2ii3Montgomer3'         » 
♦Mayers  Robert,  240  Montgomeiy 
NAITOXAL  WATCH  CO., 629  Wash 
ington  (see  adv.  reg  names,  page 
753) 
♦Neustadt  Emile,  137  Montgomery 
Norton  &  Gardiner,  302  Montgomery 
♦Rahwyler  Abram,  939  Kearny 
Buhl  A"dolphas,  ,522  Montgom'erj'- 
♦SEAMANS  JOB  M.  &.  CO., 631  Wash- 
ington (see  adv.  dept.  page  37) 
♦SHERWOOD  KOBEKT,  517  Mont 
♦SHREVE    GEORGE    C.  &   Co.,    110 

Mont  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixi) 
♦Sornin  .Alexander,  603  Jloiitgomery 
♦Titcomb  A.  Williams,  240  Mont 
♦Tucker  J.  W.  &,  Co.,  101  Mont 
Warren  &  Spadone,  240  Montgomery 

Watchmakers. 

[See  also  Jewelers.] 
Ahrens  Christian,  843  Dupont 
Baldwin  Addison  H.,  12  Sixth 
Baldwin  M.  M.  &  Co.,  433  Mont 
Barrett  Alfred,  13  Second 
Bergantz  Peter,  642  Filbert 
Biber  Adolph,  329  Kearnj- 
Biggi  A.  .t  Co.,  1106  Dupont 
BobstT.S.,  312  Eighth 
BRAVERMAN  &  LEVY,   119  Uontr 

gomery  (see  adv.  front  cover) 
Carmatz  Adolph,  521  Sansom 


Clark  William  H.  T.,  31  Third 
Crowley  John,  406  Folsom 
Cummings  Brothers,  607  Montgomery 
Dillon  Edward, 500  Battery 
Douglas  W.  B.,  806  Market 
Ducommun  Eugene,  614  Montgomery, 

and  526  Commercial 
Dunbar  George  F.,  203  Montgomery 
Ehrenewerth  B.,  433  Kearny 
Finberg  Abraham,  1218  Stockton 
Friedlander  William,  16  Third 
Frodsham  Charles  M.,  344  Fourth 
Golly  Ambroise,  1203  Dupont 
Gottschalk  Charles  V.,  413  Mont 
Gourdon  Charles,  353  Third 
Graf  Jacob,  315  Kearny 
Gruner  Frank,  848  Washington 
Guignard  John,  614  Merchant 
Hain  Carl  H.  <fc  Co.,  321  Montgomery 

and  7  Kearnv 
Hartnian  A.  Emil,  16  Third 
Hartung  Theodore,  910  Market 
Hoizman  John,  408 Commercial 
Heringhi  B.,  401  Kearny 
Herr  Max,  607  Clay 
Hirschnian  A.,  133  Kearny 
Hoelschcr  Joseph,  614  Merchant 
Hofiins  Frederick,  101  Third 
HoUanderTlieoriore,  523  Kearny 
Hyman  A,,  523  Pine 
Isson  Samuel,  1.508  Stockton 
Jones  Isaac  A.,  119  Pacific 
Jordan  Morris,  411  Blontgomery 
Kingman  A.  H.,  225  Third 
KlingO.  W.,  213  Jackson 
Knowlton  W.  H.,  N  s  Sixteenth  nr 

Valencia 
Lamb  William  H.,  300  Kearny 
Larsen  1".  C.  ifc  Co..  217  Kearny 
Lawler  William,  651  Clay 
Lewis  Henry  iM.,655  Clay 
Lichtenberg  Charles  B.,  619  Sac 
Lippnian  Joseph,  203  Montgomery 
Magnus  Peter  A.,  125  Sacramento 
JIarks  Adolph,  1018  Dupont 
Jlavks  E.,  SW  cor  Montgomery   and 

Clav 
Jlarks  Fred.,  1024  Dupont 
M.athieu  Gaston  &  Son,  916  Market 
Mayer  Leon,  1020  Dupont 
Mayers  Henry,  205  Montgomery 
McGregor  Joseph,  (estate  of)  409  San 
Mund  William,  138  Fourth 
Nolte  William,  321  Kearnv 
O'Connell  Daniel  A.,  155  Third 
Oh  Kee  (Chinese)  709  Jackson 
Ohm  Edward  F.,615iMontgomery 
Pace  Charles,  418  Battery 
Pickford  John,  309  Sixth 
Porep  Louis,  207  i'ourth 
Quong  Tuck  (Chinese)  640  Jackson 
RahW3'ler  A.,  939  Kearny 
Revalk  John,  511  Montgomery 
Ridley  Joseph,  648  JIarket 
Ring   Frederick  D.,  N  W  cor  Kearny 

and  Gearj' 
Roffat  Simon,  1120  Dupont 
Salomon  Gustav,  E  s  Polk  nrBush 
Schachmann  Maier,  38  Fourth 
SEAMANS  JOB  M.  &,  CO.,631  Wash- 
ington (see  adv.  dept.  page  37) 
SHERWOOD    ROBERT,   517    Mont- 
gomery (see  adv.  dept.  page  ii) 
SHREVE    GEORGE   C.    k    CO.,   110 
Montgomery  (see  adv.  dept.  page 
Ixi) 
Simmons  Samuel,  519  Kearny 
SkeiTctt  Daniel,  129  Second 
Sornin  Alexander,  603  Montgomery 
Spaulding  Andrew,  122  Fourth 
Steler  Philip,  927  Kearny 
Traube  Hartwig,  717  Clay 
Tucker  J.  W.  .fe  Co.,  101  Montgomery 
Turner  William,  .524  Battery 
Wallman  cfc  Brother,  212  Montgomery 
Wenzcl  Herman,  303  Montgomery 
Wunsch  M.  &  Co.,  523  Kearny 
Y'oung  James,  57  Second 
Zacharias  Henry,  534  Kearny 
Zacharias  M.,  517  Kearny 

"Watch  Case    JMakera. 

Falco  Alexander,  603  Sacramento 
GIANNINI  P.  A.,  622  Clay  (see  adv. 
dept.  page  Ixxxiv) 

IV  atchmakers'  materials. 

Dirking  .\ugust,  621  Washington 
GIANNINI  P.  A..  622  Clay  (see  adv. 

dept.  pagel.xxxiv) 
LEVI.SON  BROTHERS,  629  Washing- 
ton (see  adv.  reg.  names  page  752) 


"Water  Closets — Patent. 

SMITH  ALFRED  J.,  908  Market  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxiv) 
SMITH  WILLIAM,  521  Jackson  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  42) 
Strain  R.  R.,  38  Morton 

fVater  "VTheels. 

Berry  <fc  Place,  112  California 
"VFater  fForks. 

Clear  Lake  Water  Co.,  3  Front 

Lake  Tahoe  and  San  Francisco  "Water 

Works  Co.,  808  Montgomery 
SPRING     VALLEY,    516   California 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxxix) 

1i''eather  Strips, 

Cramer  John  D.,  412  Clay 

^Wheelwrights. 

[See    Blacksmiths;      also     Carriage- 
makers.] 

"Whip  Makers. 

Fay  Michael, Mission  nrTwcnt.y-nlnth 
MAIN  &  WINCHESTER,  214 Battery 
Stone  &  Hayden,  422  Battery 

"Wig  and  Xoupee  makers. 

[See  also  Hairdressers.] 
Batavia  P.  &  Co.,  641  Kearny 
Castcra  &  Constant.  724  Washington 
DissatAntoine,511  Kearny 
Fayard  J.  B.  &  Co.,  647  Clay 
Hirshfeld  Peter,  121  Montgomery 
Lalanne  Emil.  756  Clay 
Monks  Samuel,  814  Washington 
Pftster  Chretien,  221  Montgomery 
Puyoou  Bernard,  610  Kearny 
Pyatt  Felix,  804  Washington 
Smith  Henry  R.,  740  Market 
Spitz  Bertha  Mrs.,  316  Kearny 

"Willow  "Workers. 

Barrillac  Charles,  236  Fifth 
Hall  Thomas  J.,  650  Market 
Navlet  Victor,  220  Leidcsdorff 
Schlectweg  Charles,  1436  Stockton 

"W^ind  mills. 

ATWOOD  .fc  B0DWELL,211  Mission 

(see  adv.  dept.  pages  4  .and  7) 
BOWDISH  M.  S.,  SE  cor  Cal  and  Bat 

(seeadv.dept.page  xxxii) 
HUNT  EDWIN    O.,    123  Spear   (see 

adv.  dept.  page  6) 
TUSTIN  WILLIAM  I.,SE  cor  Market 

and  Beale  (see  adv.  dept.  page 5) 

"UTindow  Glass. 

[See  Paints,  Oils,  and  Glass.] 
"Window  Shades. 

[Sec  also  Paper  Hangings.] 
Clark  George  W.,  333  Pine 
Edwards  Frank  G.,  630  Clay 
Hartshorn  &  McPhun,  12  Geary 
McLean  <fc  Arnold,  541  Mission 
Rossiter  James,  (mannf )  104  Francisco 
Weeks  F.  S.  <fc  Co.,  314  Pine 

liVines  and  Brandies — Sfatlve. 

[See  Native  Wines. 

"Wire  Ooods  and  1V"orkers. 

.\llcn  Curtis  G.,437  Brannan 
Eckfeldt  J.  M.  &,  Co.,  412  Clay 
Gray  Joshua,  435  Brannan 
Gruenhagen  &  Co.,  665  Mission 
HALLIDIE  A.  S.    &   Co.,   519  Front 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixxxvi) 
Hinckley  Charles  D.,  37  Second 
Houghton  F.  T.,  310  Clay 
McCormick  John,  121  Fourth 
KEED,  HOAGL.VND    &   NEWSOM, 

(window   screen)  (see  adv.  dept. 

page  13)  523  Kearny 

"Wire  Kope— manufacturers. 

HALLIDIE  A.  S.  <fc    CO.,   519  Front 
(see  adv.  dept.  pagelxxxvl) 

IVood  and  Coal. 

Adelkamp  Bern.ard,  424  Third 
Alexander  James,  434  Sixth 
Anderson  John  M.,  755Market 
Anderson  Marshall, 200  Stockton 
Audiftred  Hvpolite,  Mission  St.  Wharf 
Belando  &  Co..  1210  Powell 
Berry  George,  9  Bagley  Place 
Boulanger  Marin  C,  1169  Howard 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Best  Paper  and  Linen  Collars. 


BEDINGTON,  HOSTETTEB  &  CO.  keep  a  full  and  choice  atock  of  Paints,  Oils,  etc. 


788 


SAN    FRANCISCO    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY 


BRAY  &  CO,,  706  Bush 
]5rizolara  <fc  Ciitrocks,  1015  Wash 
BROOKS  &  CO.,  SK  cor  Howard  and 

Bausch  (sec  adv.  dcpt.  pape  31) 
Byrne  Michael,  3  Sherwood  Place 
Byrne  1".,  SW  cor  Fourth  and  Perry 
Cafarata  Antonio,  NEcor  Taylor  and 

Lombard 
Carroll  John,SW  cor  Fol  and  Eleventh 
CercRhino  Louis,  51.^  Pacific 
Chandler  R.  D.,  118  Pacific 
Childs  &  AVilklns,  222  Dupont 
Clark  <fc  Brannau,  SE  cor  Twelfth  and 

Howard 
Connelly  <t  Pridey,  1068  Howard 
CunniiiEham  John,  E  s  Columbia  nr 

Twenty-third 
Daneri  M.  A  Co.,  SE  cor  Eighth  and 

Brannan 
Donnelly  Thomas.NEcor  Brannan  and 

Clinton 
Doyle  .James  B.,  413  Pacific 
Driscoll  Timothy,  HW  cor  Sixteenth 

and  Mission 
Drummond  &  Lamont,  E  s  Valencia  nr 

Fifteenth 
Dunn  Edward,  502  Third 
Dunn  James,  SW  cor  Pac  and  Powell 
Ebbets  A.  M. ,  113  Sacramento : 
Edelkamp  B.,  SW  cor  Fol  and  Steuart 
Eldridge  <fe  Middleton,  14  Post 
Farrell  &  Simmons,  211  Mason 
Flynn  John,  1I2I  Mission 
Flynn  &  O' Grady,  862  Howard 
Forschlcr  Adam,  619  Blason 
Garneau  Caspar,  967  Mission 
Garri3  Coburn,  1;'4  Fifth 
Gatto  Antonio,  1417  Stockton 
Gavigan  William,  (wood)  SE  cor  Jack- 
son and  East 
George  <fc  Rogers,  E  s  Webb  nr  Cal 
Germain  Henry,  418  O'Farrell 
Gibbons  James,  W  s  Seventeenth  nr 

Harrison 
Giovannini  A.  *  Co..  637  Vallejo 
Glas  Frank,  712  Pacific 
Goetz  B.,  .514  Union 
Green  &  McCullough,  1106  Folsom 
Guianasso  Joseph,  SE  cor  Broadway 

and  Kearny 
Guianasso  Louis,   SE  cor  Broadway 

and  Kearny 
Guianasso  Thomas,  1312  Dupont 
Halstead  Henry  C.,  816  Mission 
Hannon  John,  1021  Pacific 
Hanson  John,  125  Ninth 
Hartnet  Michael,  30  Fourth 
Healy  Joseph,  316  Montgomery 
Henderson  Jolin  Jr.,  836  AVashington 
Hennessy  P.  <t  Bro.,  751  Mission 
Henry  John  W.,  1626  Powell 
Henry  Joseph,  Market  St.  Wharf 
Heyfron  Mathew,  716  Folsom 
Higgins  <k  Collins,  foot  Market 
Hoag  ifc  Seeglitz,  SW  cor  Sutter  and 

Powell 
Hodgkin  J.  W.  &  Co.,  cor  Fourth  Av 

and  L 
Holliday   &   Heyessen,   If  s  Leaven- 
worth bet  Eddj-  and  Ellis 
Holmberg   George,    (wood)    Cowell's 

Wharf 
Horabin  Thomas,  907  Washington 
Hurley  Daniel  D.,  W  s  Mission  nr  Sev- 
enteenth 
Kavanagh  R.  N.,  Fourteenth  Av  nr 

Railroad  Av 
Keefl'e  &  Raggatt,  814  Folsom 
Kennev  «fe  McGrath,  1167  Howard 
Kerr  Earl,  910  Stockton 
Klaber  George,  564M  Howard 
Klein  A  Bloch.  209  Sansom 
Klotz  Frederick.  1618  Stockton 
Knapp  <fc  Meacham,   E  s   Mission  nr 

Twenty-third 
Koerbcr  Henry  ife  Bro.,  NE  cor  Com- 
mercial and  Drumm 
LacySicholas,  513  Bush 
Lapum  Hicks,  SW  cor  ShotwcU  and 

Twentieth 
Lauterwasser  <fc  Peters,  221  Sixth 
Linari  <fe  Bro.,  1210  Stockton 
Lindemann  <t   Harms,  SW  cor  Fourth 

and  Freelon 
LORD  CHARLES  G.  &  CO.,  U  Taylor 
Lulgi  Benedete,  ,508  Green 
Lynch  Patrick,  610  Larkin 
Maguire  &  Co.,  SE  cor  Hayes  and  Van 

Kc'S  Avenue 
Male  Giacomo,  Clay  St.  Wharf 
Marchant  Joseph,  East  nr  Market 
Mathias  &  Stone,  112  Washington 


Mayer  Richard,  859  Harrison 
McAvey  Tliomas,  cor  Market  and  Oak 
McCormick  Felix,  111  Shipley 
McKew  John,  431  Union 
McKinley  D.  A.  <fe  Co.,  E  s  Polk  nr 

Bush 
McKinley  D.  A.  <fe  J.,  328  Geary 
McKinlev  D.  A.  <fc  J.  &  Co.,  footMkt 
WcMannWilliam,  1715  Polk 
Miller  David,  108  Jessie 
Montgomerv  HenrvA  Co.,  1148Fol8om 
Moore  Thomas,  924  Folsom 
Moore  &  Amistrong,  915  Post 
JMoore  <fc  Downey,  662  Mission 
Morris   Preston,  NE   cor   McAllister 

and  Buchanan 
Munroe  George  R..  16  Stockton 
Napa  Wood  Co.,  122  Beny 
Neulans  Jules  B.,  718  Sansom 
Nolan  Joseph,  128  O'Farrell 
O'Connoll  James,  foot  Commercial 
O'Hanlon  Felix.  133  Second 
Parker  George  W.  647  Mission 
Peaterson  William,  541  Fourth 
Peel  Allen,  259  First 
Pinder  George  E.,  429  Third 
Prior  Charles,  926  Folsom 
Ramsdell  B.  H.,  110  Jackson 
Raubinger  Bernard,  128  Geary 
Rcid  Thomas,  9.58  Jlission 
Renault  John,  712  Pacific 
Revnolds  William  O.,  Larue's  Wharf 
Rigby  William  K.,233  Fourth 
Riley  Michael,  11  Eddy 
Riord.in  John  P.,  625  Howard 
Rosenfeld  John,  NE  cor  Fol  and  Spear 
Ross  John,  313  First 
Ruddock  George,  N  s  How  nr  Seventh 
San  Mateo  Wood  Co.,  Berry  bet  Third 

and  Fourth 
Schlueter  &  Co.,  540  Fourth 
Schmidt  &  Thompson,  634  Geai7 
Seale  Joseph,  1414  Pine 
Shakespear  &  Titus,  531  Pine 
Shaw  <fe  Sharp.  14  Fremont 
Shea  &  Goodiiow,  234  Fifth 
Smith  John,  223  Post 
Smith  <fe  Stephenson,  620  Broadway 
Sorrenson  1.  C.  16  Drumm 
Sproul  &   Twing,    17  Spear,   and    17 

Geary 
Stand  F.  &  J.  N.,  211  Dupont 
Storm  &  Co.,  329  Montgomery 
Thomas  A  Drake,  NE  cor  Washington 

and  East 
Tiernan  <fc  Ryder,    S    s    Mission   nr 

Twenty-second 
Turner  Horatio  N.,  NW  cor  Sixteenth 

and  Harrison 
Turner  &  Harvey,  East  nr  Pacific 
Wren  John,  E  s  Fol  nr  Twent3'-second 
Yut  Sung,  (Chinese)  732  Jackson 

"Wood  and  'Willow  IVare. 

[See  also  Willow  Workers. 

ARMES  &  DALLAM,  (manuf.)  215  Sac 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  xxxiii) 
DOUGLAS  P.  A  CO.,  131  Kearny 
Feigenbaum  &  (lo.,  120  Sansom 
FELDMANN    L.   &    CO.,    315  Sacra- 
mento (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixiv) 
HOWES  E.  K.  &  CO.,   (manuf.)   122 
Front  (see  adv.  register  of  names 
page  339) 
Kassling  John,  1409  Sacramento 
Navlet  Victor,  220  Leidcsdorfi' 
THURNAUER  <fc  ZINN,  533  Market 

(see  adv.  dept    page  17) 
Ward  Thomas,  27  Drumm 

Wool  Dealers. 

[See  also  Hides  and  Wool,] 

Ashton  Ch.arlcs,  608  Market 

Burke  AMcAlister,  E  s  Spear  bet  Fol- 
som and  Harrison 

Christy  &  Wise,  607  Front 

{Johen  Rudolph,  32  Sansom 

Ernst  Hermann,  206  Front 

Lynch  Joseph  A.,  529  Clay 

McCann  M.  &  Co.,  818  Battery 

McLennan.  Whtlan  <fc  G risar,"  NW  cor 
Sansom  and  Broadway 

Miller  &  Co.,  10  Davis 

Moodv  <fe  Farish,  210  Davis 

O'DONNELL  CORNELIUS,  S  sBran- 
nan  bet  Fifth  and  Sixth  (see  adv. 
dept.  page  22) 

Perkins,  Flint*  Co.,  SW  cor  Batterj' 
and  Greenwich 

Redding  W.  S.,  221  S.an.som     • 

Rogers  Nathan,  818  Battery 


San  Francisco  Wool  Exchange,  NW 

cor  Broadway  and  Sansom 
Santa  Cruz  Island  Co.,  137  Mont 
Sedgly  &  Davis,  .533  Kearny 
Shilling  Levi,  NW  cor  Market  and  Bat 
Steinbach  &  Furth,  NE  cor  Greenwich 

and  Octavia 
Todd  A.  H.,  200D.ivis 
Wassermann  A.  &  Co.,  425  Sac 

Woolen  Goods. 
[See  also  Cloths  and  Woolen  Goods.] 
BADGER   &    LINDESBERGER,    7 

Sansom  (see  adv.  dept.  page  xl) 
Brown  Brothers  A  Co.,  24.'^ansom 
Buyer,  Reich  &  Co.,  129  Kearny,  and 

1015  Stockton 
Cahn  Leopold,  (agent)  115  Battery 
Greenehaum  Brothers,  119  Battery 
HEYNEMANN  A  CO..  5  Sansom  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  xli 
Holden  S.  P.  A  Co.,  28  Sansom 
Lazard  Frercs.  (agents) 625  Market 
LOCAN  A  CO.,  19  Montgomery  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  xviii) 
MISSION  AND  PACIFIC  WOOl/EN 
MILLS,  517  Market  (see  adv.  dept. 
pagexc) 
Morgenlhau  Max,  108  Bush 
Ponton  D'ArceL..  626  Sacramento 
Sachs  L.  A  M.  A  Co.,  SW  cor  Battery 

and  Bush 
S.    F.    PIONEER    WOOLEN    FAC- 
TORY, Black  Point,  oftice  115  Bat- 
tery (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixil) 
San  Jose  Woolen  Mills,  ottice  319  Cal 
STEIN    SIMON    A    CO..   632    Sacra- 
mento (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixi) 
ULLMANN  M.  A  CO.,  628  Sacramento 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  xvi) 
Weill  A  Baas,  616  Sacramento 
Whitney  J.  R.  A  Co.,  319  California 

"Woolen    machinery. 

Berry  &  Place,  112  California 
Worsted  Ooods. 

[See  also  Fancy  Goods,  etc.] 
Buyer,  Reich  A  Co.,   1015   Stockton, 

and  129  Kearny 
Glave  A  Co.,  21  New  Montgomery 
Kaindler,  Sccllier,  Lelievre  A  Co.,  100 

Montgomery 
LOCAN  A  CO.,  19  Montgomery  (see 

adv.  dept.  page  xviii) 
Taafl'e  &  Co.,  9  Montgomery 

"Xankee  IVotions. 

ADELSDORFER      BROTHERS.     21 

Battery  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixv) 
Buyer,  Reich  A  Co.,   1015   Stockton, 

and  129  Kearny 
Coblinor  Brothers,  310  California 
Falk  A.  A  Co.,  428  Sansom 
Hoflman  A  Co.,  19  Battery 
HODGE   JOHN    G.    A  CO.,  SW  cor 

Sansom  and  Sacramento 
JONES,  PULLMAN  A    CO.,  116  San 

(see   adv.  register  of  names,  each 

alternate  page) 
Kohler,  Chase  A  Co..  633  Clay 
MICHELS,  FRIEDLANDER  A  CO., 

7  Battiry  (see  adv.  dept.  page  Ixiv) 
Rosenbaum  Joseph,  511  Market 
Kosenbaum  A  Friedman,  22  Battery 
Sachs  L.  A  M.  A  Co.,  SW  cor  Battery 

and  Busli 
Sachs,   Strassburger  &   Co.,   SE  cor 

Sansom  and  Pine 
Son  A  Briggs,  SE  cor  Sansom  and  Sac 
THURNAUER  A  ZINN,   533   Market 

(see  adv.  dept.  page  17) 
Tobin,  Davisson  A  Co.,  cor  Sansom 

and  .Gutter 
VAN   SCHAACK    C.   P.  A   CO.,  712 

Kearny  (see  adv.register  of  names, 

each  alternate  page) 
Weil  A  Woodlcaf,  113  Buttery 

TTeast— manufacturers. 

Barton  B.  F.  A  Co..  213  .Sacramento 
Bode  George  C,  (agent)  cor  Battery 

and  Filbert 
Boyd  William  M.,  416  Battery 
Cailaghan  Daniel,  121  Front 
Donnoily  Thomas,  121  Front 
Lavery  "W.  J.   A   Co.,  SE  cor  Eighth 

and  Brannan 
Rockwell,   Coye  A  Co.,  (agents)  SW 

cor  Battery  and  Pine 
Tyler  S.  H.,  (cream-tartar)  224  Sac 


THE   PEOPLES  INSUBANCE  CO.  recognizes  Individual  liability. 


O.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  &  716  Keamy  St.,  Rubber  Goods  and  TJmbreUaai 


APPENDIX. 


The  Consolidation  Act,  with  the  Amendments  now  in  Force- 

[for  an  annalttical  index,  see  page  847.] 


AN    ACT 


TO  REPEAL  THE  SEVERAL  CHARTERS  OF  THE  CITY  OF  SAT^  FRANCISCO,  TO  ES- 
TABLISH THE  BOUNDARIES  OF  THE  CITY  AND  COUNTY  OF  SAN  FRANCISCO. 
AND  TO  CONSOLIDATE  THE  GOVERNMENT  THEREOF.  APPROVED,  APRIL 
19,  J  856. 

The  People  of  the  State  of  California,  represented  in  Senate  and  Assembly,  do  enact  as  follows: 

ARTICLE    I. 

Section  1.  The  Corporation,  or  body  politic  and  corporate,  now  existing  and  known  as  the 
"  City  of  San  Francisco,"  shall  remain  and  continue  to  be  a  body  politic  and  corporate,  in 
name  and  in  fact,  by  the  name  of  the  "  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,"  and  by  that 
name  shall  have  perpetual  succession,  may  sue  and  defend  in  all  courts  and  places,  and  in  all 
matters  and  proceedings  whatever,  and  may  have  and  may  use  a  common  seal,  and  the  same 
may  alter  at  pleasure,  and  may  purchase,  receive,  hold,  and  enjoy  real  and  personal  property, 
and  sell,  convey,  mortgage,  and  dispose  of  the  same  for  the  common  benefit.  The  boundaries  of 
the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall  be  as  follows  :  Beginning  in  the  Pacific  Ocean, 
three  miles  from  shore,  and  on  the  line  (extended)  of  the  United  States  Survey,  separating  town- 
ships two  and  three  south,  (Mount  Diablo  Meridian)  and  thence  running  northerly  and  parallel 
with  the  shore  so  as  to  be  three  miles  therefrom  opposite  Seal  Rock ;  thence  in  the  same  general 
direction  to  a  point  three  miles  from  shore,  and  on  the  northerly  side  of  the  entrance  to  the  Bay 
of  San  Francisco ;  thence  to  low-water  mark  on  the  northerly  side  of  the  said  entrance,  at  a 
point  opposite  Fort  Point ;  thence  following  said  low-water  mark  to  a  point  due  north-west  of 
Golden  Rock ;  thence  due  south-east  to  a  point  within  three  miles  of  the  natural  high-water 
mark  on  the  eastern  shore  of  the  Bay  of  San  Francisco  ;  thence  in  a  southerly  direction  to  a 
point  three  miles  from  said  eastern  shore,  and  on  the  line  first-named  (considered  as  extending 
across  said  bay)  ;  and  thence  along  said  first-named  line  to  the  place  of  beginning.*  The  islands 
in  said  bay,  known  as  the  "  Alcatraces  and  Yerba  Buena,"  and  the  islands  in  said  ocean  known 
as  the  "  Farallones,"  shall  be  attached  to  and  form  a  part  of  said  city  and  county  ;  provided, 
however,  that  all  rights  and  liabilities  of  the  corporation  heretofore  and  now  known  as  the 
"  City  of  San  Francisco,"  shall  survive  to,  and  continue  against,  the  corporations  continued  by 
this  Act.  The  district  or  districts  of  said  city  and  county,  bordering  upon  the  southern  line 
thereof,  as  heretofore  established,  shall  be  extended  to  the  southern  line  of  said  city  and  county, 
as  established  in  this  Act. — [Amendment  April  18,  1857.] 

Sec.  2.  The  public  buildings,  lands,  and  property,  all  rights  of  property  and  rights  of  action, 
and  all  moneys,  revenues,  and  income,  belonging  or  appertaining  either  to  the  Corporation  of  the 
City  of  San  Francisco,  or  to  the  County  of  San  Francisco,  are  hereby  declared  to  be  vested  in, 
and  to  appertain  to,  the  said  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  ;  and  the  moneys  in  the  treasury 
of  said  City,  and  in  the  Treasury  of  said  County  of  San  Francisco,  and  all  the  revenues  and 
income  from  whatsoever  source  arising,  including  delinquent  taxes  upon  persons  and  property 
appertaining  to  the  said  city  or  to  the  said  county,  shall  be  handed  over,  paid,  and  received,  into 
the  Treasury  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  as  a  part  of  the  General  Fund  ;  or  where 


*  Bj-  the  Act  of  the  Lesislaturc,  April  25th,  18ap,  the  boundaries  of  Marin  County  have  been  extended  so  as  to  include 
the  islands  of  Los  Angeles,  Dos  Hermanos,  and  Jlarin.— Compiler. 


JONflS.  FULIiMAl]'  &.  CO..  116  Sansoiu  Street.  White  Qoods. 


KEDINGKTON'S  ESSENCE  GINGER  ciires  Dyspepsia  and  Indigestion. 


790  SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


the  said  moneys,  revenues,  and  income,  or  any  part  thereof,  have  been  heretofore  and  still  remain 
set  apart  and  dedicated  by  lawful  authority  to  the  use  of  a  Special  Fund,  the  necessity  and 
objects  of  which  still  continue,  the  same  shall  continue  to  be  received,  held,  and  disbursed,  for  the 
same  use,  unless  it  is  otherwise  provided  in  this  or  some  other  Act. 

Sec.  3.  The  records,  books,  and  papers  in  the  custody  of  the  said  City  Treasurer,  shall  be 
handed  over  to  and  received  into  the  custody  of  the  Treasurer  of  the  said  city  and  county,  and 
all  other  books,  records,  and  papers  of  the  said  corporations  shall  be  delivered  and  received  into 
the  custody  of  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  said  city  and  county,  and  shall  not  be 
withheld  under  any  claim  of  a  lien  thereon  for  arrears  of  salary,  fees,  services,  or  advances,  nor 
under  any  other  pretense  whatsoever.  Suits  and  actions  may  be  brought  and  maintained  in  the 
name  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  for  the  recovery  of  any  property,  money,  or 
thing  belonging  thereto,  or  the  enforcement  of  any  rights  of,  or  contracts  with,  said  city  and 
county.  And  from  any  judgment*  rendered  against  the  said  city  and  county  in  any  court,  an 
appeal  may  be  taken  by  the  said  city  and  county,  where  such  appeal  is  allowed  by  law,  without 
the  giving  of  any  appeal  bond  or  undertaking,  or  complying  with  the  other  requisites  prescribed 
by  law. 

Sec.  4.  All  the  existing  provisions  of  law,  defining  the  powers  and  duties  of  county  officers, 
excepting  those  relating  to  .Supervisors,  and  Boards  of  Supervisors,  so  far  as  the  same  are  not 
repealed  or  altered  by  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  shall  be  considered  as  applicable  to  officers  of 
the  said  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  acting  or  elected  under  this  Act.  Provision  shall 
be  made  from  the  revenues  of  the  said  city  and  county  for  the  payment  of  the  legal  indebtedness 
of  the  former  city  corporation  and  of  the  County  of  San  Francisco.  The  taxes  which  may  be 
levied  and  collected  under  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  shall  be  uniform  throughout  the  said  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco;  but  in  case  it  should  hereafter  be  found  necessary,  for  the 
purpose  of  providing  for  the  said  city  indebtedness,  to  increase  taxation  beyond  the  rate  of  the 
county  tax  levied  upon  property  in  said  County  of  San  Francisco,  during  the  year  one  thousand 
eight  hundred  and  lifty-five,  such  increased  taxation,  over  and  above  the  rate  aforesaid,  shall  be 
levied  and  assessed  exclusively  upon  the  real  and  personal  property  situated  within  the  limits  f 
defined  in  the  second  section  of  the  Act  entitled  "  An  Act  to  Re-incorporate  the  City  of  San 
Francisco,"  passed  May  fifth,  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and  fifty-five,  and  not  upon  such 
property  situated  without  tho=;e  limits. 

Sec.  5.  Immediately  after  the  passage  of  this  Act,  the  present  City  Attorney,  Surveyor 
General,  and  C.  K.  Garrison,  shall  proceed  to  lay  ofiF  the  said  city  and  county  into  twelve 
convenient  districts,  equal  in  population  as  near  as  conveniently  may  be,  giving  a  distinct  name 
to  each  district,  the  boundaiies  of  which  they  shall  accurately  define  by  reference  to  public 
streets,  roads,  or  other  permanent  monuments,  and  shall  cause  a  map  to  be  made  representing 
the  said  districts,  with  their  names  and  boundaries  so  fixed.  The  act  of  said  officers  establishing 
said  districts,  signed  by  them,  or  a  majority  of  them  shall  be  recorded  in  the  office  of  the 
County  Recorder  of  said  city  and  county,  and  the  original  deposited  in  the  office  of  the  County 
Clerk,  and  the  map  shall  be  deposited  with  the  said  County  Surveyor.  Each  of  said  districts 
shall  constitute  an  Election  Precinct.  J 

Sec.  6.  The  provisions  of  this  section  referring  to  the  election  and  terms  of  city  and  county 
officers  have  been  superseded  by  Act  of  April  2,  1866. — [See  Supplemental  Act  I.,  page  795] 
Justices  of  the  Peace  and  Constables,  by  Acts  of  March  26  and  Amendments  February 
10,  1870.  —  [See  Supplemental  xxi,  page  842]  And  the  election  of  Inspector  and  Judges 
of  the  Election,  by  Act  of  March  19,  1866.— [Registry  Act.  See  Statutes  1865-66,  page 
208  ;  and  Amendments  Statutes  1867,  page  64.] 

Vacancies  in  the  office  of  Supervisor  or  School  Director,  [Act  April  29, 1857.]  where  the  term 
of  office  will  not  expire  at  the  next  ensuing  general  election,  shall  be  then  filled  by  an  election,  in 
the  proper  district,  for  the  unexpired  term  and  for  the  interval  between  the  happening  of  any 
such  vacancy  and  the  general  election  next  ensuing,  any  vacancy  in  the  office  of  Supervisor 
shall  be  filled  by  appointment  by  the  President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  by  and  with 
the  advice  and  consent  of  a  majority  of  the  Supervisors  then  in  ofiBce ;  and  any  vacancy 
in  the  office  of  School  Director  [Re-enacted. — See  Article  III,  Section  13,  page — 1  shall  be 
filled  by  appointment  by  the  Superintendent  of  Common  Schools,  by  and  with  the  advice 
and  consent  of  a  majority  of  the  School  Directors  then  in  office ;  and  such  appointees 
shall  hold  office  respectively  until  the  general  election  next  ensuing,  and  the  election  and 
qualification  of  their  successors  in  office.  But  no  such  appointment  shall  be  valid  unless  the 
appointee  be,  at  the  time  of  his  appointment,  an  elector  of  the  district  wherein  the  vacancy 
occurred. 


•  The  Act  April  23, 1858,  authorizes  the  payment,  from  the  General  Fund,  of  any  final  judgment  against  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco. 

+  See  Xote.pape  799. 

i  District  chauKcd  to  Wards.— [^c<  April  2, 1866.]  Board  of  Supervisors  authorized  to  establish  election  districts.— 
[Act  March  19, 18tj(i.     Amended,  Act  March  30th,  1868.] 


Prudent  men  insure  in  the  PEOFIiES. 


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CONSOLIDATION    ACT.  791 


Sec.  7.  By  the  term  "  qualification  of  officers,"  as  used  in  this  Act,  is  to  be  understood  their 
having  taken  the  oath  of  office,  given  the  official  bond,  where  it  is  required  by  law,  and  com- 
plied with  all  the  requisites  prescribed  by  the  Statutes  of  this  State,  to  entitle  and  qualify  them 
to  exercise  the  functions  of  their  offices. 

Sec.  8.  The  Sheriff,  County  Clerk,  County  Recorder,  Treasurer,  District  Attorney,  Auditor, 
Tax  Collector,  Superintendent  of  Public  Streets  and  Highways,  Surveyor,  Harbor  Master,  and 
Clerk  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  said  city  and  county,  shall  keep  public  offices,  which  shall 
be  kept  open  for  the  transaction  of  business  every  day  in  the  year  except  Sundays,  Christmas, 
New  Year's,  Fourth  of  July,  Thanksgiving,  the  Twenty-second  of  February,  and  on  any  days 
during  which  a  general  election  shall  bo  held,  between  the  hours  of  nine  o'clock  a.m.,  and  lour 
o'clock  P.M. —  [Amendment  May  14,  1861.] 

Sec.  9.  Whenever  vacancies  occur  in  any  elective  office  of  the  said  city  and  county,  and 
provision  is  not  otherwise  made  in  this  or  some  other  Act  for  filling  the  same  until  the  next  elec- 
tion, the  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  appoint  a  person  to  discharge  the  duties  of  such  office  until 
the  next  election,  when  the  vacancy  shall  be  filled  by  election  for  the  term.  All  persons  so 
appointed  shall,  before  entering  upon  their  duties,  take  the  oath  of  office,  and  give  bond  as 
required  by  law.  But  in  an  action  or  proceeding  where  the  Sheriff  of  said  city  and  county  is  a 
party,  or  is  interested,  or  otherwise  incapacitated  to  execute  the  orders  or  process  therein,  the 
same  shall  be  executed  by  a  suitable  person,  residing  in  said  city  and  county,  to  be  appointed 
by  the  Court,  and  denominated  an  "  Elisor,"  who  shall  give  such  security  as  the  Court,  in  its 
discretion  may  require,  and  shall  execute  the  process  and  orders  in  the  same  manner  as  the 
Sheriff  is  required  to  execute  similar  process  and  orders  in  other  cases.* 

Sf,cs.  10  and  11. — [Act  May  17,  1861.  Amended  April  18,  1857,  and  by  subsequent  Acts; 
the  date  of  each  will  be  found  affixed  to  the  office  to  which  it  refers.]  Salaries  shall  be  allowed 
and  paid  to  the  following  officers  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  as  in  this  Act 
provided,  and  not  otherwise,  and  shall  be  in  full  compensation  for  all  official  services  required 
of  them  by  law  : 

County  Judge,  five  thousand  dollars  per  annum. —  [Amendment  April  18,  1857.] 
Probate  Judge,  five  thousand  dollars  per  annum. — {Amendment  April  27,  1863.] 
Municipal  Criminal  Court  Judge,  five  thousand  dollars  per  annum. —  [Act  March  31,  1870.] 
Police  Judge,  four  thousand  dollars  per  annum. —  [Amendment  May  17,  1861 
City  and  County  Attorney  and  Counselor,  five  thousand  dollars  per  annum,  who  shall  perform 
srach  duties  as  may  be  prescribed,  from  time  to  time,  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors. —  [Act  March 
25,1862.]     Assistant,  fees  and  percentages. — [Act  April  4,  1870,  Sec  11,  page  811.     Clerk, 
one  hundred  and  'wenty-five  dollars  per  month. —  [Amendment  April  4, 1863.] 

District  Attorney,  five  thousand  dollars  per  annum. — [Amendment  April  4, 1863.]  Assistant, 
three  hundred  dollars  per  month. —  [Act  March  30,  1870.]  Clerk,  one  hundred  and  twenty-five 
dollars  per  month. 

Clerk  of  the  Police  Court,  two  hundred  dollars  per  month.  [Act  May  17,  1861.] 
Prosecuting  Attorney  for  the  Police  Court,  two  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per  month,  to  be 
appointed  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors. — [Act  April  23,  1858  ;  amended  April  26,  1862.] 

Interpreters  and  Translators  of  foreign  languages,  (three)  to  be  appointed  by  the  County  Judge, 
Police  Judge,  and  President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  if  they  deem  them  necessary,  one  hun- 
dred and  twenty-five  dollars  per  month,  subject,  however,  to  be  reduced  by  an  order  of  the  Board 
of  Supervisors,  if,  in  their  opinion  such  reduction  is  proper.  [Amendments  April  27,  1863,  and 
April  4,  1864.] 

County  Clerk,  four  thousand  dollars  per  annum.  Deputies  Fourth  District  Court :  Two 
Court-room  Clerks,  one  hundred  and  seventy-five  dollars  and  one  hundred  and  fifty 
dollars  per  month,  each.  [Amendment  March  31,  1870.]  One  Register  Clerk,  one  hundred 
and  seventy-five  dollars  per  month,  and  one  Copying  Clerk,  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per 
dollars  per  month.  Twelfth  District  Court :  Two  Court-room  Clerks,  one  hundred  and  seventy- 
five  dollars  per  month,  and  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per  month,  each.  [Amendment 
March  31,  1870.]  One  Register  Clerk,  one  hundred  and  seventy-five  dollars  per  month,  and  one 
Copying  Clerk,  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per  month.  Fifteenth  District  Court :  [Act 
February  20,  1868,  and  Amendment  March  31, 1870.]  Two  Court-room  Clerks,  one  hundred  nnd 
seventy-five  dollars,  and  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per  month,  each.  One  Register  Clerk, 
one  hundred  and  seventy-five  dollars  per  month,  and  one  Copying  Clerk,  one  hundred  nnd  fifty 
dollars  per  month.  County  Court :  Two  deputies,  one  hundred  and  seventy-five  dollars,  and 
one  hundred  fifty  dollars  per  month,  each.  [Amendment  March  2,  1864.]  Probate  Courtf  : 
Two  deputies,  one  hundred  and  seventy-five  dollars,  and  one  hundred  and  filty  dollars  per  month. 


•  Uy  the  Act  of  the  Legi'lature,  February  2, 18-59,  the  Coroner  is  authorized  to  Act  as  an  "  Elisor." 

+  Tiie  Act  of  February  10,  1864,  provisos  that  "  Any  Deputy  of  the  County  Clerk  of  said  city  and  county,  no  matter 

for  what  court,  duty  or  business,  he  may  be  particularly  deputized  or  assigned,  may  act  as  his  Deputy  in  the  Trobate 

Court." 


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792  SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY 


[Amendments  March  2,  1864,  and  March  31,  1870.]  Municipal  Criminal  Court :  One 
Court-room  Clerk,  two  hundred  dollars  per  month,  and  one  Office  Clerk,  one  hundred  and  twenty- 
five  dollars  per  month.  [Act  March  31,1870.]  In  addition  to  the  deputies  allowed  by  law, 
the  County  Clerk  is  authorized  [Act  February  20, 1868]  to  employ,  from  time  to  time,  as  many 
extra  copyists  as  may  be  necessary  to  perform  the  duties  of  his  office,  who  shall  severally  be  paid 
compensation  not  to  exceed  six  cents  a  folio  of  one  hundred  words,  for  the  matter  recorded  by 
them  respectively  :  provided,  the  amount  so  paid  shall  not  exceed  three-fourths  of  the  amount 
received  by  said  Clerk  for  the  copying  and  recording  done  by  them  during  such  month. 

Sheriff,  eight  thousand  dollars  per  annum.  Deputies.  [See  Acts  May  17,  1861,  March  20, 
1868,  April  4,  1864,  March  20,  26  and  31,  1866,  March  9  and  31,  and  April  4, 1870.)  One  Un- 
der Sheriff,  two  hundred  dollars  per  month  ;  twelve  Deputies,  nine  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars,  and 
three  one  hundred  and  twenty-five  dollars  per  month,  respectively  ;  four  Jail-keepers,  one  hundred 
and  twenty-five  dollars  per  month,  each  ;  one  Book-keeper,  two  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per 
month  ;  one  Assistant  Bookkeeper,  one  hundred  dollars  per  month ;  one  Matron  and  Assistant 
Matron,  for  County  Jail,  one  hundred  dollars  per  month,  two  Court-room  Florters,  seventy-five 
dollars  per  month,  each ;  and  one  driver  for  Jail-wagon,  seventy-five  dollars  per  month.  An 
allowance  of  twelve  hundred  dollars  per  annum  is  allowed  to  defray  the  expenses  of  the  Sheriff  for 
Counsel  and  Attorney's  fees. 

Coroner,  twenty-five  hundred  dollars  per  annum ;  [Act  March  31,  1866]  he  shall  also  be 
allowed  and  paid,  as  fees,  fifty  dollars  per  month,  for  chemical  analyses,  and  ten  dollars  for  each 
interment  made  by  him  ;  [Act  March  12, 1864]  and  he  shall  likewise  receive  for  the  interment  of 
deceased  persons  payment  at  the  same  rate  each,  as  is  allowed  for  the  interment  of  deceased  hos- 
pital patients  in  said  city  and  county,  not  to  exceed  ten  dollars  for  each  interment  made  by  him. 
The  compensation  allowed  by  this  Act  shall  be  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  and  shall  be  au- 
dited and  paid  in  the  same  manner  as  the  salaries  of  officers  for  the  said  city  and  county : 
provided,  that  the  said  Coroner  shall  make  oath  that  he  has  received  no  compensation  for  any 
of  the  items  charged  in  his  demand  ;  and  that  the  interments  charged  in  his  demand,  if  any  have 
been  made  by  him,  and  that  the  bodies  interred  were  proper  subjects  for  burial  by  the  Coroner. — 
[Act  March  12,  1864.] 

Mayor,  three  thousand  dollars  per  annum.  Clerk,  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per  month. — 
[Amendment  April  4,  1864.] 

Health  Officer,  two  hundred  dollars  per  month. — [Re-enacted,  Act  April  4,  1870.] 

City  and  County  Surveyor,  five  hundred  dollars  per  annum,  which  shall  be  in  lieu  of 
all  fees  or  other  charges  for  official  services,  which  would  otherwise  be  a  city  and  county  charge, 
and  he  shall  charge  and  collect,  for  services  rendered  individuals,  such  fees  as  may  be  prescribed 
and  allowed  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors. 

Assessor,  four  thousand  dollars  per  annum,  which  salary  shall  be  in  full  for  all  services  required 
of  him  and  for  all  contingent  expenses  of  his  office,  except  necessary  books  ;  and  he  shall  devote 
his  whole  time,  during  office  hours,  to  the  business  of  his  office,  and  shall  keep  his  office  open  to 
the  public  during  the  same  hours  provided  by  law  for  the  City  and  County  Auditor.  To  assist 
him  in  making  the  assessment,  he  shall  be  allowed  the  following  deputies  for  the  office  :  One 
Chief  Deputy,  two  hundred  dollars  per  month,  and  seven  Deputies,  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars 
per  month,  each,  four  of  whom  shall  be  employed  and  paid  only  from  the  first  of  February,  (of  each 
year)  until  the  assessment  roll  is  finally  completed  and  handed  over  to  the  Auditor  ;  one  Head 
Draftsman,  two  hundred  dollars  per  month,  and  one  Assistant  Draftsman,  one  hundred  and  fifty 
dollars  per  month  ;  for  the  Field,  one  Chief  Deputy,  two  hundred  dollars  per  month,  and  eighteen 
Under  Deputies,  whose  term  for  payment  shall  not  exceed  an  average  of  three  months  each,  one 
hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per  month,  each.    [Amendment  January  25,  1870.] 

Clerk  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  two  hundred  dollars  per  month. — [Amendment  April  4, 
1863.]  He  shall  bo  entitled  to  receive  from  the  parties  at  whose  instance  the  service  may  be 
performed,)  the  city  and  county  excepted)  twenty-five  cents  for  administering  an  oath,  twenty- 
five  cents  per  folio  of  one  hundred  words  for  writing  out  affidavits,  and  sixteen  cents  per  folio 
for  certified  copies  of  any  records,  papers,  or  documents,  in  his  custody.*  He  has  authority 
[Act  February  14,  1866.]  to  appoint  a  Deputy  or  Assistant  Clerk,  to  be  approved  by  said 
Board,  whose  salary  shall  be  fixed  by  the  said  Board  at  a  sum  not  exceeding  one  hundred  and 
twenty-five  dollars  per  month,  [Act  March  14,  1868]  payable  out  of  the  General  Fund  ;  said 
Deputy,  v/hen  required  by  the  Board,  to  act  as  Sergeant-at-Arms  at  its  meetings,  without  addi- 
tional compensation  therefor. 

Porters,  (threef)  not  to  exceed  seventy-five  dollars  per  month,  each. — [Act  April  4,  1864.] 

Janitor  of  the  City  Hall,  seventy-five  dollars  per  month.     [Act  March  19,  1870.] 

Auditor,  four  thousand  dollars  per  annum  ;  Clerk,  two  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per  month. — 
[Amendments  April  2,  1866,  and  March  4,  1870.] 


*  Payable  into  the  Special  Fee  Fund.— [ilc/  May  17.  ISGl,  <Sec.  2.] 

tTo  tlie  principal  Torter,  ninety  dollars  per  month.— [jle<  April  4,  1864.] 


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CONSOLIDATION     ACT.  793 


Tax  Collector,  four  thousand  dollars  per  annum.  Deputies  :  one  Chief  Deputy  and  one  Cash 
Deputy,  two  hundred  dollars  per  month,  each ;  three  General  Deputies,  one  hundred  and  fifty 
dollars  per  month,  each  ;  also,  extra  Clerks,  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per  month  each  for  the 
time  actually  employed  :  provided,  said  Tax  Collector  shall  not  be  allowed  exceeding  twelve 
thousand  dollars  for  salaries  of  all  such  Deputies  and  Clerks  during  any  one  fiscal  year.  The 
Clerks  herein  provided  for,  shall  not  have  power  to  receipt  for  moneys,  or  administer  oaths  in 
matters  appertaining  to  said  office. — [Act  March  25,  1868.]  He  shall  also  be  allowed  one 
Auctioneer,  to  conduct  tax  sales,  whose  compensation  for  sales  of  real  estate  delinquent  for  taxes, 
in  any  one  year,  shall  not  exceed  the  sum  of  two  hundred  dollars.  All  fees,*  commissions,  per- 
centages, and  other  compensation,  of  whatever  nature  or  kind,  heretofore  allowed  by  law,  or 
which  may  hereafter  be  allowed  by  law,  as  the  compensation  of  the  Tax  Collector  of  said  city 
and  county,  for  the  collection  of  State  and  County  taxes,  shall  be  paid  into  the  Special  Fee 
Fund.— [Amendment  April  10,  1862.]  The  Act  of  April  4,  1870  authorizes  an  additional  Clerk 
to  attend  to  collections  for  street  assessments,  salary  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per  month. 

Treasurer  :  four  thousand  dollars  per  annum.  Deputies  :  Chief  Deputy,  two  hundred  and 
fifty  dollars  per  month.  [Amendments,  April  4,  1863  and  March  4,  1870.]  Additional  Deputy, 
one  hundred  and  seventy-five  dollars  per  month.  [Amendments,  April  4,  1863,  and  March 
4,  1870.]  Clerk  to  attend  to  street  assessment  funds,  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per  month. 
[Act  ot  April  4,  1870.]  Two  License  Servers,  eighty-five  dollars  per  month.  [Act  March  14, 
1868.J 

County  Recorder,  four  thousand  dollars  per  annum.  Deputies:  Chief  Deputy,  two  hundred 
and  fifty  dollars  per  month.  [Amendments,  April  26,  1862,  and  April  4,  1870.]  Twoadditional 
deputies,  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per  month  each.  [Amendments  April  4,  1863,  and 
March  26,  1868.]  Porter,  seventy-five  dollars  per  month.  The  Recorder  may  also,  employ  as 
many  Deputy  Clerks  as  he  may  deem  necessary  to  duly  perform  the  duties  of  his  office,  and  they 
shall  be  paid  at  the  rate  of  twelve  cents  per  folio  of  one  hundred  words  for  all  matters  either 
registered  or  copied  by  them  respectively.  The  Recorder  or  his  Chief  Deputy,  when  any  papers 
are  presented  for  registration,  or  to  be  copied,  shall  write  on  the  margin  of  each  paper  so 
presented  the  number  of  folios  paid  for  ;  and  shall,  in  his  monthly  return  to  the  Treasurer, 
certify  under  oath  the  number  of  folios  copied  or  registered  by  each  one  of  said  Deputy  Clerks: 
and  such  certificate  of  the  Recorder  or  his  Chief  Deputy  shall  be  conclusive  evidence  to  authorize 
the  Auditor  to  audit  such  certified  accounts  of  such  Deputy  Clerks,  monthly. 

Harbor  Master,  three  thousand  dollars  per  annum,  f 

The  provisions  relative  to  the  salaries  of  the  officers  of  the  Fire  Department  have  been 
superseded  by  the  Act  of  March  2, 1866,  and  the  Amendments  thereto,  March  4,  1870.  [See 
Supplemental  ii.page  796] 

Superintendent  of  Common  Schools,^  four,  thousand  dollars  per  annum.  Clerk,  who  shall  act 
as  Secretary  of  the  Board  of  Education,  two  hundred  dollars  per  month.  [Act  April  27,  1863, 
Amendment  April  2,  1870] 

Superintendent  of  Streets  and  Highways,  four  thousand  dollars  per  annum.  Deputies  eleven  : 
three,  two  hundred  dollars  per  month  each,  four  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per  month 
each,  and  four,  one  hundred  and  twenty-five  dollars  per  month  each.     [Act  of  April  4,1870.]; 

Chief  of  Police,  four  thousand  dollars  per  annum.  Captains  of  Police,  four,  one  hundred  and 
fifty  dollars  per  month  each.  Policemen,  not  exceeding  one  hundred,  the  number  to  be  determined, 
from  time  to  time  by  order  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  one  hundred  and  twenty-five  dollars  per 
month  each,  [Act  April  4,  1864]  :  provided,  that  one  of  the  same  detailed  for  Clerk  in  the  office 
of  the  Chief  of  Police,  to  be  appointed  by  him,  shall  receive  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  pen 
month. 

Resident  Physician  of  the  City  and  County  Hospital,  two  hundred  dollars  per  month,  in  full 
co'hipensation  for  all  duties  as  such,  and  also  for  his  attendance  on  the  Small  Pox  Hospital, 
County  Jail,  and  City  Prison. —  [Act  May  17,  1861.] 

Visiting  Physician  and  Surgeon  to  the  County  Hospital,  one  hundred  dollars  per  month 
each.— [Act  April  27,  I860.] 

Supervisors,one  hundred  dollars  per  month  each.-[  Act  March  30,1868.  See  Supplemental  xvii.) 

The  District  Attorney,  *  *  *  *  not  being  relieved  from  the  obligation  to  attead 
personally  in  said  Court,  (Police)  whenever  business  of  importance  shall  require  his  asaistanoe. 

No  compensation  shall  be  allowed  to  School  Directors,  and  no  fees  or  compensation,  to  be 
paid  out  of  the  City  and  County  Treasury,  other  than  those  expressly  allowed  in  this  Act,  shall 
be  allowed  or  received  by  any  officer  of  said  city  and  county,  or  of  any  district ;  nor  shall  any 


*  The  general  Revenue  Act  of  April  3, 1863,  authorizes  the  Tax  Collector  to  retain  the  fees  for  collecting  poll  taxes  to 

pay  the  deputies  who  collect  the  same, 
t  An  appropriation  of  seventy-flve  dollars  per  month  is  allowed  for  boat  hire  and  office  rent.    [.Act  April  2,  1866.] 
t  The  California  School  Law,  Act  April  4,  1870,  authorizes  the  appointment  of  a  Deputy,  by  the  Superintendent  of 

Common  .Schools,  at  a  salary  to  be  regulated  by  the  Board  of  EducaUon.    Also  a  Clerk  to  be  appointed  by  the  Board 

of  Education  at  a  salary  to  be  fixed  by  said  Board. 


JONES,  FUTiTiMAIf  &  CO^  U6  Sansom  Street,  Porte  Monnaies  and  Keticules. 


YERBA  SANTA  we  know  to  be  an  infallible  Blood  Purifier. 


794  SANFRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


allowance  or  provision  be  made  for  them,  or  any  of  them,  at  the  public  expense,  beyond  the 
fixed  compensation  aforesaid,  under  the  name  of  office  rent,*  fuel,  lights,  stationery,  contingencies, 
or  otherwise,  except  that  the  necessary  and  proper  books,  stationery,  and  official  blanks,  may,  at 
the  discretion  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  be  purchased  and  supplied  for  the  Police  Court,  Court 
of  Ses^sions,  [abolished.  See  Amendment  State  Constitution.  1862,  Article  VI.]  Grand  Juries, 
and  olBces  of  the  County  Clerk,  County  Recorder,  Auditor,  Treasurer,  Assessor,  Superintendent 
of  Streets  and  Highways,  and  the  Board  of  Supervisors:  the  expense  whereof,  when  the  amount 
in  each  particular  case  shall  have  been  previously  authorized  and  fixed  by  the  Board  of  Super- 
visors, may  be  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  upon  demands  upon  the  Treasury,  duly  audited  as 
provided  in  this  Act :  provided,  that  the  total  amount  of  expenditures  for  all  of  the  aforesaid 
books,  stationery,  and  official  blanks,  shall  not  exceed  the  sum  of  twenty-five  hundred  in  any 
one  year. 

The  several  officers  named  in  this  Act,  -who  are  entitled  to  charge  and  collect,  or  receive  any 
fees,  commissions,  percentages,  or  other  compensation,  of  whatever  nature  or  kind,  allowed  by 
law  for  services  rendered  by  them  or  their  Deputies,  in  their  several  official  capacities,  or  for  the 
performance  of  duties  appertaining  to  said  offices,  shall  collect  and  safely  keep  the  same,  and  on 
each  Monday  they  shall  pay  the  total  amount  by  them  received  to  the  Treasurer  of  said  city  and 
county,  who  shall  set  apart  the  same  as  a  Special  Fee  Fund,  for  the  payment  of  the  respective 
salaries  of  the  several  officers  entitled  to  charge  and  collect  fees,  commissions,  or  other  compen- 
sation. And  the  salaries  of  all  other  officers  shall  be  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund  :  provided 
that  the  Assessor,  so  far  as  relates  to  the  collection  of  poll  tax,  and  the  City  and  County  Sur- 
veyor, shall  be  exempt  from  the  provisions  of  this  section.  It  shall  be,  and  is  hereby  made,  the 
duty  of  all  such  officers  who  are  entitled  to  charge  and  collect  or  receive  fees,  commissions,  or 
other  compensation  for  their  official  services,  to  keep  a  book  or  books,  in  which  shall  be  entered 
by  items  the  amount  received  for  all  oflBcial  services  performed  by  them  or  their  Deputies,  show- 
ing the  date  and  nature  of  such  services,  and  the  amount  received  therefor,  which  book  or  books 
shall,  at  all  oflBce  hours,  be  open  to  the  inspection  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  or  any  citizen  ; 
and  each  of  said  officers  shall,  at  the  expiration  of  each  month,  make  out  and  verify  by  oath,  and 
file  with  the  Auditor,  a  full  and  accurate  transcript,  from  his  said  book  or  books,  of  the  entries 
for  the  preceediog  month. — [Act  May  17, 1861,  Sec.  2.]  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Treasurer 
of  the  said  city  and  county  to  receive,  receipt  for,  and  safely  keep,  all  moneys  paid  over  to  him 
under  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  and  to  make  up,  on  the  first  day  of  October,  eifihteen  hundred 
and  sixty-one,  and  quarterly  thereafter,  an  accurate  statement  of  said  Special  Fee  Fund,  showing 
the  actual  condition  of  the  same  up  to  such  time,  when,  if  any  balance  remain  in  said  fund  after 
satisfying  all  demands  payable  out  of  the  same,  the  Treasurer  shall  transfer  such  balance  to  the 
General  Fund  ;  but  should  such  Special  Fee  Fund  be  insufficient  to  satisfy  all  of  the  demands 
payable  therefrom,  then  the  Treasurer  shall,  at  the  request  of  the  holder,  regrister  such  unpaid 
demands  against,  and  pay  the  same  in  their  order  of  registration  out  of  the  General  Fund,  as  in 
other  cases. — [Act  May  17,  1861,  Sec.  3.]  All  demands  upon  the  Treasury,  allowed  by  this 
Act,  shall,  before  they  are  authorized  to  be  paid,  be  duly  audited,  as  in  other  caces  of  demands 
lawfully  payable  out  of  the  Treasury.  The  several  salaries  named  shall  be  payable  monthly  by 
the  Treasurer  upon  the  audit  of  the  County  Auditor,  who  is  hereby  directed  to  audit  the  salaries 
herein  provided  for. — [Act  May  17,  1861,  Sec.  4.]  The  Board  of  Supervisors  may,  from  time 
to  time,  authorize  the  appointment  of  such  additional  Deputies,  for  any  of  the  various  city  and 
county  officers,  and  for  such  period  of  time  as  in  their  judgment  may  be  necessary  for  the  proper 
and  faithful  discharge  of  the  duties  of  such  office.  Deputies  appointed  under  the  provisions  of 
this  section,  shall  receive  not  to  exceed  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per  month  each  ;  but  in  no 
case  shall  the  aggregate  pay  of  such  Deputies  exceed  three  thousand  dollars  per  annum. —  [Act 
May  17,  1861,  Sec.  5.]  The  fees  receivable  by  the  several  officers  named  in  this  Act,  shall  be 
payable  in  advance. —  [Act  May  17.  1861,  Sec.  6.1  For  a  willful  neglect  or  refusing  to  comply 
with  any  of  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  by  any  officer  or  oflBcers  herein  named,  he  or  they  shall 
be  deemed  guilty  of  felony,  and  on  conviction  thereof  in  the  Court  of  Sessions,!  be  subject  to  a 
fine  not  to  exceed  five  thousand  dollars,  and  a  forfeiture  of  office  or  to  imprisonment  in  the  State 
Prison  not  less  than  one  nor  more  than  three  years,  or  to  both  such  fine  and  imprisonment  : 
provided,  that  nothing  herein  chall  be  held  to  relea.se  such  officer  from  the  obligation  to  give  the 
the  official  bond  required  by  law,  or  from  any  civil  responsibility  arising  from  his  official  duties. 
—  [Act  May  17,  1861,  Sec.  8.]  All  requisitions  for  books,  blanks  and  stationery,  for  any  of 
the  officers  named  in  this  Act,  shall  be  made  by  such  ofiBcers  respectively,  upon  the  Board  of 
Supervisors,  stating  the  amount  and  description  thereof,  and  that  the  same  are  essential  and 
necessary  for  the  use  of  such  ofiBce,  which  statement  shall  be  verified  by  the  oath  of  such  ofiBcer, 


•  The  Act  of  January  30, 1864,  provides  that  after  June  1, 1864,  no  funds  shall  be  paid  from  the  Treasury  of  the  City 
and  County  for  office  rent, 
t  Abolished,  Municipal  Court  substituted,  Act  March  31, 1870.  [See  Supplemental  xxii] 


TH£j  F£OFIiES  LNSniiANC£  CO.  is  the  most  progreasiye  Company  on  the  Coast. 


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CONSOLIDATION    ACT.  795 


and,  upon  {heir  approval  thereof,  the  said  Board  shall  order  the  cost  of  the  same  paid  out  of  the 
Special  Fee  Fund.— [Act  May  17, 1861,  Sec  9.] 

Sec.  12.  Neither  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  the  Board  of  Education  or  any  ofBcer  of  the 
said  city  and  county,  or  of  any  district,  shall  have  any  power  to  contract  any  debt  or  liability, 
in  any  form  whatsoever,  against  the  said  city  and  county ;  nor  shall  the  people  or  tax-payers,  or 
any  property  therein,  ever  be  liable  to  be  assessed  for,  or  on  account  of,  any  debt  or  liability 
hereafter  contracted,  or  supposed  or  attempted  to  be  contracted,  in  contravention  of  this  section 

Sec.  13.     [Obsolete.] 

Sec.  14.  AH  ofScers  of  the  said  city  and  county  must,  before  they  can  enter  upon  their 
official  duties,  give  bond  as  required  by  law.  The  bonds  and  sureties  of  such  officers  must  be 
approved  by  the  County  Judge,  Auditor  and  President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors.  Where 
the  amount  of  such  official  bond  is  not  fixed  by  law,  it  shall  be  fixed  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors. 
No  banker  residing  or  doing  business  in  said  city  or  county,  nor  any  such  banker's  partnerj 
clerk,  employee,  agent,  attorney,  father,  son,  or  brother,  shall  be  received  as  surety  for  the  Treas- 
urer, President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  Sheriff,  Auditor,  or  any  officer  having  the  collection, 
custody,  or  disbursement  of  money.  No  person  shall  be  admitted  as  surety  on  any  such  bond,' 
unless  he  be  worth  in  fixed  property,  including  mortgages  situated  in  said  city  and  county,  the 
amount  of  his  undertaking,  over  and  above  all  sums  for  which  he  is  already  liable,  or  in  any 
manner  bound,  whether  as  principal,  indorser,  or  security,  and  whether  such  prior  obligation  or 
liability  be  conditional  or  absolute,  liquidated  or  unliquidated,  certain  or  contingent,  due  or  to 
become  due.  All  persons  offiired  as  sureties  on  official  bonds  may  be  examined  on  oath  touching 
their  qualifications.  The  official  bond  of  the  Auditor  shall  be  filed  and  kept  in  the  office  of  the 
Clerk  of  said  city  and  county.  All  other  official  bonds  shall  be  filed  and  kept  in  the  office  of 
the  Auditor. 

Supplemental  I.— An  Act  to  change  the  time  for  holding  Municipal  Elections  in  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco,  and  to  define  the  Official  Terms  of  Certain  Officers  therein  men- 
<W7wtZ.— [Approved  April  2,  1866.] 

Section  1.  There  shall  be  elected  hereafter  for  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  by 
the  qualified  electors  thereof,  at  the  times  hereinafter  mentioned,  and  in  the  manner  prescribed 
by  law  for  the  election  of  State  and  County  Officers,  one  Mayor,  who  shall  be  ex  officio  President 
of  the  Board  of  Supervisors;  a  County  Judge*  Police  Judge,  an  Attorney  and  Counselor, 
Probate  Judge,  Municipal  Criminal  Court  Judge,  [Act  March  31,  1870]  District  Attorney! 
Sherifi;^  County  Clerk,  Recorder,  Treasurer,  Auditor,  Tax-Collector,  Assessor,  Coroner,  Public 
Administrator,  Surveyor,  and  Superintendent  of  Common  Schools,  Superintendent  of'  Public 
Streets,  Highways,  and  Squares,  Chief  of  Police,  Harbor  Master,  and  State  Harbor  Commis- 
sioner. There  shall  be  elected  in  each  of  the  twelve  present  election  districts  of  said  city  and 
county,  which  shall  hereafter  constitute  municipal  districts,  and  be  designated  and  known  in  law 
as  wards,  by  the  qualified  electors  thereof,  one  Supervisor  and  one  School  Director. 

Sec.  2.  The  County  Judge,  Probate  Judge,  Police  Judge  and  Municipal  Court  Judo-e, 
[See  Supplemental  xxii]  shall  be  elected  at  the  special  judicial  election,  and  shall  hold  their 
offices  as  provided  by  law. 

Sec.  3.  All  elections  for  city  and  county  officers,  except  as  provided  in  section  two  of  this 
Act,  shall  be  held  in  said  city  and  county  on  the  days  prescribed  by  law  for  holding  the  o-en- 
eral  elections  throughout  the  State,  except  in  the  years  when  no  general  election  is  provided'' for 
by  law,  when  elections  for  city  and  county  officers  shall  be  held  on  the  first  Wednesday  of 
September  of  said  years.f 

_  Sec.  4.  At  the  first  election  held  under  this  Act,  on  the  first  Wednesday  of  September, 
eighteen  hundred  and  sixty-six,  and  at  the  election  held  every  second  year  thereafter,  there  shall 
be  elected  an  Attorney  and  Counselor  for  said  city  and  county,  an  Auditor,  a  Tax  Collector  a 
Public  Administrator,  a  Superintendent  of  Public  Streets,  Highways,  and  Squares,  a  superin- 
tendent of  Common  Schools,  [Amendments  March  30,  1868,  and  December  10,1869,  See 
Supplemental  VI.  page  805]  a  Chief  of  Police,  and  in  each  of  the  First,  Third,  Fifth,  Seventh, 
Ninth,  and  Eleventh  wards,  one  Supervisor  and  one  School  Director,  who  shall  hold  their  offices 
for  the  term  of  two  years  from  and  after  the  first  Monday  of  December  subsequent  to  their 
election,  and  until  their  successors  are  elected  and  qualified. 

Sec.  5.  At  the  second  election,  held  under  this  Act,  on  the  day  of  the  general  election  held 
in  the  year  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty-seven,  and  at  the  election  held  every  second  year  there- 


^n^'^.^^^JfL  J"^  *?',™  °*"  "'*=  ^°'l''*  Judge,(See  Act  of  Legislature,  April  20th,  1863,  Sec.  .57)  is  two  years,  comm-nc- 
mg  on  the  first  day  of  January  next  succeeding  his  election.    The  term  of  the  present  incumbent  expires  January, 

+  Except  In  the  year  when  the  Presidential  election  occurs.    'WTien  It  takes  place  on  the  same  day,  see  General  Elec- 
tion Law. 


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KEDINGTON'S  FLAVOBING  EXTRACTS  are  the  best  and  cheapest  for  fanuly  use- 


796  SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


after  there  shall  be  elected  a  Mayor,  who  shall  be  ex  officio  President  of  the  Board  of  Super- 
visor's, a  District  Attorney,  a  Sheriff,  a  County  Clerk,  a  Recorder,  a  Treasurer,  an  Assessor  a 
Coroner  u  Surveyor,  a  Harbor  Master,  and  in  each  of  the  Second  Four  h  Six  h,  Eighth, 
Tenth  and  Twelfth  wards,  one  Supervisor  and  one  School  Director,  who  shall  hold  their  offices 
for  the  term  of  two  years  from  and  after  the  first  Monday  of  December  subsequent  to  their 
election,  and  until  their  successors  are  elected  and  qualified.  ,,,..,,  •  v+.„ 

Sec  6.  In  and  for  the  city  and  county  at  large,  at  the  general  election  in  the  year  eighteen 
hundred  and  sixty-seven,  and  at  the  general  election  every  two  years  thereafter,  there  shall  be 
chosen  by  the  qualified  electors  of  said  city  and  county,  five  Justices  of  the  Peape,  to  hold  office 
for  the  term  now  prescribed  by  law ;  and  all  laws  are  repealed  which  require  or  authorize 
Justices  to  be  elected  at  a  special  judicial  election.  ,,,.•.-  j+  *^.^ 

Sfc  7  At  the  election  held  under  this  Act  in  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty-nine,  and  at  the 
election  held  every  fourth  year  thereafter,  there  shall  be  elected  a  State  Harbor  Commissioner* 
as  provided  by  law,  who  shall  hold  his  office  for  the  term  of  four  years  from  and  after  the  first 
Monday  in  December  subsequent  to  his  election,  and  until  his  successor  is  elected  and  qualified 

Sec  8  All  of  the  present  city  and  county  officers  are  designated  in  sections  four,  fave  and 
six  of  "thi^  Act  and  the  State  Harbor  Commissioner  as  designated  in  section  seven,  shall  con- 
tinue in  office  during  the  entire  term  for  which  they  were  elected,  and  until  their  successors  are 
elected  and  qualified,  as  provided  for  in  this  Act :  Provided,  that  any  officer  elected  or  appointed 
to  fill  a  vacancy  which  may  in  any  manner  occur,  shall  serve  only  during  the  unexpired  term  of 
his  predecessor,  and  until  his  successor  is  elected  and  qualified.  ,       ..      ,         , ,-    ,- 

Sec  9  It  is  hereby  made  the  duty  of  the  Mayor  to  issue  his  proclamation  by  publication 
in  not 'less  than  three  daily  newspapers  published  in  said  city  and  county,  at  least  ten  days  pre- 
vious to  the  day  in  each  year  on  which  the  election  is  to  be  held  under  this  Act,  calling  upon 
the  qualified  voters  in  said  city  and  county  to  meet  in  their  respective  districts  for  the  purpose 
of  eh'cting  such  officers  as  are  provided  for  in  this  Act,  reciting  in  such  proclamation  the  differ- 
ent officer's  to  be  elected  at  such  election.  ,  ,  ,     .,  .  .  r  xu-     a   <.       a 

Sec  10  Each  and  every  officer  whose  term  is  extended  by  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  and 
who  is  now  required  by  law  to  give  an  official  bond,  shall,  prior  to  entering  upon  or  performing 
any  duties  of  his  office  for  said  extended  term,  enter  into  and  file,  as  provided  by  law,  a  new 
official  bond,  in  like  amount  and  with  like  conditions  as  is  now  required  by  law  ;  and  upon  lail- 
ino- to  do  so,' his  office  shall  become  vacant.  „     ^,,.      ,,     •  •     i  t^i    *• 

Sec  II  An  Act  entitled  "An  Act  to  change  the  time  for  holding  Municipal  Elections  in 
the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  and  to  define  the  Official  Terms  of  certain  Officers  therein 
mentioned  "  approved  April  twenty-second,  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty-one,  and  all  Acts  and 
parts  of  Acts  inconsistent  with  the  provisions  of  this  Act  are  hereby  repealed. 

Supplemental  II.— ^«  Act  to  establish  a  Paid  Fire  Department  for  the  City  and  County  of  San 
/'rawcisco.— Approved  March  2,  1868. 
Section  1  There  shall  be  a  Board  of  Fire  Commissioners  of  the  City  and  County  ot  ban 
Francisco  consisting  of  five  persons  of  good  character  and  standing,  citizens  of  the  United 
State''  an'd  who  shall  have  been  residents  of  said  city  and  county  for  at  least  two  years  previous 
to  their  appointment  or  election  as  such  Commissioners,  and  said  Board  of  Fire  Commissioners 
shall  be  composed  of  the  following  named  persons,  who  shall  hold  office  for  the  periods  of  time, 
to  be  computed  from  and  after  the  first  Monday  of  December,  A.D.  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty- 
nine  set  opposite  their  respective  names  :  Benjamin  H.  Freeman,  for  the  term  of  five  years  ; 
riam'uel  Rainey,  for  the  term  of  four  years ;  James  H.  Reynolds,  for  the  term  of  three  years ; 
and  two  others  to  be  appointed  by  the  Governor  within  ten  days  alter  the  passage  of  this  Act, 
by  and  with  the  advice  and  consent  of  the  Senate,  first  had  and  obtained,  one  to  hold  for  the  term 
of  two  years  from  and  after  the  first  Monday  of  December,  A.I),  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty- 
nine  and  one  for  the  term  of  one  year  from  and  after  said  day  and  year  ;  and  afterwards  of  five 
persons  who  shall  serve  for  the  term  of  five  years,  one  of  whom  shall  be  elected  each  year,  at 
the  general  election  in  said  city  and  county  ;  the  first  of  such  persons  to  be  elected  at  the  general 
election  of  the  year  eighteen  hundred  and  seventy.  The  offices  of  Commissioners  elected  or 
appointed  heretofore  by  the  Board  of  Underwriters  are  hereby  declared  vacant.     [Amended, 

Sec  2  '  In  tlie  event  of  a  refusal  or  neglect  to  perform  the  duties  of  their  office  of  any  one 
or  more  of  said  Commissioners,  or  in  the  event  of  a  vacancy  occurring  from  any  cause,  the 
Board  of  Supervisors  of  said  city  and  county,  being  duly  certified  thereof  by  any  one  or  more 
of  said  Commissioners,  shall  declare  the  office  of  such  Commissioner  vacant,  and  shall  appoint 
a  suitable  person  to  fill  such  vacancy  until  the  next  ensuing  general  election.  [  Amended,  March 
14,  1870.] 

— -  „  .  Legislature  orcanizlng  the  Board  of  State  Harbor  Commissioners,  see  Statutes  of  1863,  page  406 ; 
and  ,^e  amendments  thereto  Staiutcs^l«68,  pages  217  and  234.  For  the  Act  providing  for  the  election  of  Fue  Comm.s- 
siontrs,  see  Supplemental  Act  11,  page  796. 


The  directory  of  the  "  PEOPLES"  is  composed  of  the  best  business  m*»n  of  CaUfomia. 


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CONSOLIDATION    ACT.  797 

Sec.  3.  The  said  Fire  Commissioners  shall  appoint  a  Clerk,  who  by  virtue  of  his  ofiSce  shall 
be  a  member  of  the  Fire  Department  constituted  by  this  Act,  and  who  shall  receive  a  salary  of 
one  hundred  and  thirty  dollars  per  month,  but  shall  not  be  entitled  to  any  other  pay  under  the 
provisions  of  this  Act.  Said  Clerk  shall  also  perform  the  duties  of  a  clerk  to  the  Chief 
Enfjineer.  And  the  said  Fire  Commissioners  shall  beauthorized  to  fit  up  an  office  for  their  use, 
which  shall  be  centrally  located,  the  cost  of  which,  tof^ether  with  the  rents  and  necessary  stationery, 
shall  be  paid  by  the  city  and  county.  And  said  Fire  Commissioners,  upon  their  organization, 
shall  immediately  have  full  power,  by  the  vote  and  concurrence  of  a  majority  thereof,  subject  to 
the  approval  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  to  take  all  the  necessary  steps  and  proceedings  to 
prepare  the  Fire  Department  constituted  by  this  Act,  to  go  into  active  operation  on  the  first 
day  of  July,  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and  sixty-six.  [First  Monday  iu  December,  1866,  Act 
April  2,  1866.] 

Sec.  4.  The  Fire  Department  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall  consist  of  one 
Chief  Engineer,  two  Assistant  Engineers,  one  Clerk  to  the  Board  of  Fire  Commissioners  and 
Chief  Engineer,  who  shall  give  a  bond  in  the  sum  of  ten  thousand  dollars,  with  two  or  more 
sureties,  for  the  faithful  performance  of  his  duties  ;  one  Corporation  Yard-keeper  ;  seven  steam 
fire  engine  companies,  to  consist  each  of  one  foreman,  one  engineer,  one  driver,  one  fireman  and 
eight  hosemen,  one  of  whom  shall  act  as  assistant  foreman  and  one  as  clerk,  which  clerk  shall 
receive  five  dollars  per  month  extra  ;  two  hook  and  ladder  companies,  to  consist  each  of  one 
foreman,  one  driver,  one  tillerman  and  twelve  hook  and  ladder  men,  one  of  whom  shall  act  as 
assistant  foreman,  and  one  as  clerk  ;  said  clerk  shall  receive  five  dollars  per  month  extra  ;  and 
five  hose  companies,  to  consist  each  of  one  foreman,  one  driver,  one  steward  and  six  hosemen, 
one  of  whom  shall  act  as  assistant  foreman,  and  one  as  clerk,  which  clerk  shall  receive  five 
dollars  per  month  extra.  Each  steam  fire  engine  company  shall  have  one  steam  fire  engine,  one 
hose  reel,  one  thousand  feet  of  hose  and  not  more  than  three  horses.  Each  hook  and  ladder 
company  shall  have  one  truck,  with  hooks  and  ladders  and  necessary  and  proper  appurtenances 
and  appliances,  and  two  horses.  Each  hose  company  shall  have  one  hose  cart  and  reel,  with  one 
thousand  feet  of  hose,  and  one  horse.  But  the  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  have  power  to  increase 
or  diminish  the  number  of  fire  companies,  as  the  public  safety  of  the  city  and  county  may 
require,  and  to  purchase  the  necessary  steam  engines,  apparatus,  and  appurtenances  therefor  ; 
and  they  may  organize  such  volunteer  companies  for  outside  districts  as  they  may  deem  necessary, 
and  to  place  apparatus  in  their  keeping  ;  but  no  member  of  any  such  volunteer  company  shall 
receive  any  salary  for  such  service  from  the  city  and  county.  Said  volunteer  companies  shall 
be  subject  to  the  rules  and  regulations  governing  the  Fire  Department.  [Amended,  March  9, 
1868.] 

Sec.  5.  The  Chief  Engineer  and  two  Assistant  Engineers  shall  be  appointed  by  said  Board 
of  Fire  Commissioners,  each  for  the  term  of  two  years  from  and  after  his  appointment,  to  be  re- 
movable at  the  pleasure  of  said  Board,  and  all  subordinate  ofiQcers  and  extra  men  shall  be  ap- 
pointed by  said  Board,  and  shall  be  removable  at  its  pleasure.     [Amended,  March  14, 1870.] 

Sec.  6.  The  salaries  of  the  officers  and  men  comprising  said  Fire  Department  shall  not  exceed 
the  following  sums,  to  be  paid  monthly:  Chief  Engineer,  two  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per 
month  ;  two  Assistant  Engineers,  one  hundred  and  forty  dollars  per  month  each  ;  one  Clerk  to 
the  Board  of  Fire  Commissioners  and  Chief  Engineer,  one  hundred  and  thirty  dollars  per  month  ; 
Superintendent  of  Corporation  Yard, seventy-five  dollars  per  month;  each  foreman,  forty-five  dollars 
per  ffionth;  each  engineer,  one  hundred  and  forty  dollars  per  month;  each  driver,  seventy-five  dollars 
per  month  ;  each  fireman,  seventy-five  dollars  per  month  ;  each  tillerman,  seventy-five  dollars  per 
month  ;  each  steward,  sixty-five  dollars  per  month  ;  each  hose  and  hook  and  ladder  man,  thirty- 
five  dollars  per  month.  All  the  paid  members  of  the  Fire  Department,  except  the  foreman,  assist- 
ant foreman,  clerk,  and  hose  men  and  hook  and  ladder  men,  shall  give  their  undivided  attention  to 
their  respective  duties.  Under  this  Act,  the  foreman,  assistant  foreman,  clerk,  and  hose  men  and 
hook  and  ladder  men,  shall  perform  such  duties  as  may  be  prescribed  from  time  to  time  by  the 
Board  of  Fire  Commissioners.    [Amended,  March  9,  1868.] 

Sec.  7.  The  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall  have  full 
power  to  pass  all  ordinances,  and  said  Fire  Commissioners  to  adopt  rules  and  regulations,  for  the 
government,  management,  control,  and  discipline  of  the  said  Fire  Department,  as  they  shall 
deem  expedient  for  the  best  interests  thereof,  and  to  prescribe  the  duties  of  the  officers  and  mem- 
bers thereof ;  and  said  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  have  power  to  locate  all  cisterns,  hydrants,  and 
engine  houses  hereafter  to  be  purchased  ;  provided,  such  ordinances,  rules,  and  regulations  are 
not  inconsistent  with  the  laws  of  the  State  of  California,  and  that  such  rules  and  regulations 
shall  be  approved  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors.  If  the  members  of  the  present  Fire  Depart- 
ment fail,  neglect,  or  refuse  to  perform  their  duties  in  every  respect  after  the  passage  of  this  Act, 
and  until  the  organization  of  the  paid  department,  as  in  this  Act  provided,  the  Board  of  Super- 
visors are  empowered  to  take  possession  of  all  engines,  hose,  hooks  and  ladders,  and  other  appur- 
tenances belonging  to  said  department,  and  to  pass  such  ordinances  as  may  be  necessary  for  the 


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protection  of  property  until  the  organization  of  the  Fire  Department  provided  for  under  this 
Act. 

Sec.  8.  The  said  Board  of  Supervisors  are  hereby  authorized  to  appropriate,  allow  and  order 
paid  annually,  out  of  the  General  Fund,  the  salaries  hereinbefore  specified  and  allowed;  twenty- 
five  thousand  dollars  per  annum  for  running  expenses,  horse  feed,  repairs  to  apparatus  and  other 
expenses  of  said  Department ;  and  three  thousand  dollars  for  the  purchase  of  three  horses,  one 
hose  reel  and  harness  ;  and  ten  thousand  dollars  annually  for  the  purchase  of  hose  and  steam  fire 
engines  ;  also,  a  sum  not  exceeding  twenty  thousand  dollars  annually,  in  lieu  of  the  amount  now 
allowed  by  law,  for  the  construction  and  erection  of  hydrants  and  cisterns ;  and  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  shall  have  power  to  advertise  for  proposals  and  make  contracts  for  the  construction 
of  said  cisterns  and  the  erection  of  said  hydrants,  and  they  are  hereby  empowered  to  locate  the 
same.     [Amended,  March  9,  1868.] 

Sec.  9.  The  Mayor  of  said  city  and  county  is  hereby  authorized  to  sell  at  private  or  public 
sale,  from  time  to  time,  with  the  approval  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  any  or  all  of  the  engines, 
hose  carriages,  engine  houses,  lots  on  which  such  houses  stand,  or  other  property  which  shall  not 
be  required  for  the  use  of  the  department,  and  to  execute,  acknowledge,  and  deliver  good  and 
sufficient  deeds  or  bills  of  sale  for  the  same,  paying  the  proceeds  of  such  sales  into  the  General 
Fund  of  said  city  and  county,  such  proceeds  to  be  appropriated  to  the  purchase  of  lots  and 
erection  of  ensine  houses  thereon,  as  the  same  may  be  required. 

Sec.  10.  The  only  engines  which  shall  be  purchased  by  the  city  and  used  by  the  Fire  De- 
partment shall  be  steam  fire  engines,  of  the  best  pattern  and  manufacture ;  provided,  that  the 
hand  fire  engines  now  in  possession  of  the  city  shall  be  used  in  such  manner  and  under  such  reg- 
ulations as  the  Board  of  Commissioners,  with  the  approval  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  shall 
direct,  until  such  steam  fire  engines  shall  have  been  purchased  to  the  number  of  six. 

Sec.  11.  Any  person  who  may  have  been  an  active  fireman  in  the  Fire  Department  of  said 
city  and  county  for  three  years  and  six  months  immediately  preceding  the  time  when  this  Act 
shall  take  effect,  shall  be  entitled  to  enjoy  all  the  privileges  and  immunities  now  enjoyed  by  ex- 
empt firemen  in  said  city  and  county,  under  the  existing  laws  of  this  State.  Any  such  person 
shall,  upon  application  and  proper  proof  of  such  service,  receive  a  certificate  to  that  eflect  from 
the  person  or  persons  now  issuing  such  certificates,  and  in  the  same  form  as  exempt  firemen  in 
said  city  and  county  are  now  entitled  to  receive  such  certificates. 

Sec.  12.  This  Act  shall  take  effect  immediately,  so  that  the  Paid  Fire  Department  herein 
provided  for  and  established  may  be  fully  organized  prior  to  the  First  Monday  of  December 
next.  *  *  *  *  [Remainder  of  this  section  consists  of  repealing  clause  and  pro- 
visions, now  obsolete.] 

ARTICLE    II. 

PUBLIC    ORDER   AND    POLICE. 

Sec.  15.  The  Department  of  Police  of  said  city  and  county  shall  be  tinder  the  direction  of 
the  Chief  of  Police,  in  subjection  to  the  laws  of  this  State,  and  the  rules  and  regulations,  not 
in  conflict  therewith,  which  may  be  established  by  competent  authority  under  the  powers 
granted  in  this  Act.  In  the  suppression  of  any  riot,  public  tumult,  disturbance  of  the  public 
peace,  or  organized  resistance  against  the  laws,  or  public  authorities,  in  the  lawful  exercise  of 
their  functions,  he  shall  have  all  the  powers  that  now  are  or  may  hereafter  be  conferred  upon 
Sheriffs  by  the  laws  of  this  State ;  and  his  lawful  orders  shall  be  promptly  executed  by  all 
Police  Officers,  Watchmen,  and  Constables,  in  the  said  city  and  county ;  and  every  citizen  shall 
also  lend  him  aid,  when  required,  for  the  arrest  of  offenders  and  maintenance  of  public  order. 

Sec.  16.  The  Chief  of  Police  shall  keep  a  public  office,  which  shall  be  open,  and  at  which 
he,  or  in  case  of  necessary  absence,  a  Captain  of  Police,  or  Police  officer,  by  him  designated 
for  that  purpose,  shall  be  in  attendance  at  all  hours,  day  and  night.  In  case  of  his  net  essary 
absence  from  his  office  it  shall  be  made  known  to  the  Police  Officer  in  attendance  where  he  can 
be  found,  if  needed  ;  and  he  shall  not  absent  himself  from  the  city  and  county  without  urgent 
necessity,  and  leave  obtained  in  writing  from  the  President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  Police 
Judge  and  County  Judge,  or  two  of  them,  who  shall,  at  the  time  of  granting  the  same,  appoint 
a  person  to  act  during  his  absence,  with  all  his  powers,  duties  and  obligations.  If  such  ab- 
sence from  the  city  or  county  be  on  any  other  than  business  immediately  connected  with  his 
office,  he  shall  lose  his  salary  for  the  time  of  such  absence,  of  which  account  shall  be  taken  by 
the  Police  Judge. 

Sec.  17.  The  Chief  of  Police  shall  designate  one  or  more  out  of  the  number  of  Police 
Officers  to  attend  constantly  upon  the  Police  Judge's  Court,  to  execute  the  orders  and  process 
of  the  said  Court ;  he  may  order  to  be  arrested  and  to  be  taken  before  the  Police  Judge  any 
person  guilty  of  a  breach  of  the  peace  or  a  violation  of  the  general  regulations  established  by 
the  Board  of  Supervisors,  under  the  authority  granted  in  this  Act ;  he  shall  supervise  and  di- 


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rect  the  Police  Force  of  said  city  and  county,  and  shall  observe  and  cause  to  be  observed  the 
provisions  of  this  Act  and  the  regulations  established  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  in  relation 
thereto  ;  he  shall  see  that  the  lawful  orders  and  process  issued  by  the  Police  Judge's  Court  are 
promptly  executed ;  and  shall  exercise  such  other  powers  connected  with  his  office  as  Head  of 
Police,  as  may  be  prescribed  in  the  general  regulations  adopted  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors. 

Sec.  18.  The  Chief  of  Police  shall  acquaint  himself  with  all  the  statutes  and  laws  in  force 
in  this  State,  defining  public  offenses  and  nuisances,  and  regulating  criminal  proceedings  ;  and 
shall  procure  and  keep  in  his  ofiBce  the  Statutes  of  this  State  and  of  the  United  States,  and  all 
necessary  elementary  works  on  that  subject ;  he  shall  give  information  and  advice  touching  said 
laws,  gratuitously,  to  all  Police  Officers  and  Magistrates  asking  it. 

Sec.  19.  *  *  His  Court  [Police  Court]  shall  be  a  Court  of  Record;*  a  Clerk  shall  be 
appointed  therefor  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  with  a  salary  of  two  hundred  dollars  per  month, 
who  shall  give  bond  as  required  by  law,  and  hold  his  office  during  the  pleasure  of  said  Board. — 

t Amendments  April  18, 1857,  and  March  25,  1862.]  The  remainder  of  this  section  superseded 
ly  Act  January  27,  1864.     [See  Supplemental  HI,  page  800] 

Sec.  20.  Proceedings  in  the  Police  Judge's  Court  shall  be  conducted  in  conformity  with 
the  laws  regulating  proceedings  in  the  Recorder's  Court.  The  said  Court  shall  be  open  daily, 
Sundays  excepted. 

Sec.  21.  The  Clerk  of  the  Police  Judge's  Court  shall  keep  a  record  of  its  proceedings,  issue 
all  process  ordered  by  said  Court,  receive  and  pay  weekly  into  the  treasury  of  the  city  and 
county  all  fines  imposed  by  said  Court,  and  render  to  the  County  Auditor  monthly,  and  before 
any  amount  can  be  paid  him  on  account  of  salary,  an  exact  and  detailed  account,  upon  oath, 
accompanied  with  an  exhibition  of  said  record,  of  all  fines  imposed  and  moneys  collected  since 
his  last  account  rendered.  He  shall  prepare  bonds,  justify  and  accept  bail,  when  the  amount 
has  been  fixed  by  the  Police  Judge,  in  cases  not  exceeding  one  thousand  dollars  ;  and  he  shall 
fix,  justify  and  accept  bail,  after  arrest,  in  the  absence  of  the  Police  Judge,  in  all  cases  not 
amounting  to  felony,  in  the  same  manner  and  to  the  same  efiect  as  though  the  same  had  been 
fixed  by  the  Police  Judge.  The  said  Clerk  shall  remain  at  the  Court-room  of  said  Court  in  the 
City  Hall,  during  the  hours  named  in  section  eight  of  the  Act  of  which  this  is  amendatory,  and 
during  such  reasonable  hours  thereafter  as  may  be  necessary  for  the  purpose  of  discharging  his 
said  duties. —  [Amendment  May  18,  1861,] 

Sec.  22.  All  fines  imposed  by  the  Police  Judge's  Court,  Court  of  Sessionsf  of  said  city 
and  county,  or  any  Justice's  Court,  shall  be  paid  into  the  treasury  thereof,  as  part  of  the  Police 
Fund  ;  in  cases  where,  for  any  offense,  the  said  Courts  are  authorized  to  impose  a  fine  or  im- 
prisonment in  the  county  jail,  or  both,  they  may  instead  thereof  sentence  the  offender  to  be  em- 
ployed in  labor  upon  the  public  works  of  said  city  and  county,  for  a  period  of  time  equal  to  the 
term  of  imprisonment  which  might  be  legally  imposed,  and  may,  in  case  of  imposing  a  fine,  em- 
brace as  a  part  of  the  sentence  that,  in  default  of  payment  of  such  a  fine,  the  offender  shall  be 
employed  to  labor  on  said  public  works  at  one  dollar  a  day  till  the  fine  imposed  is  satisfied.  By 
the  "  public  works,"  as  used  in  this  Act,  is  understood  the  construction,  or  repair,  or  cleaning, 
of  any  street,  road,  dock,  wharf,  public  square,  park,  building,  or  other  work  whatsoever,  which 
is  authorized  to  be  done  by  and  for  the  use  of  the  said  city  and  county,  and  the  expense  of  which 
is  not  to  be  borne  exclusively  by  the  individuals  or  property  particularly  benefited  thereby. 

Sec.  23.  The  Chief  of  Police,  in  conjunction  with  the  President  of  the  Board  of  Super- 
visors and  the  Police  Judge,  the  concurrence  of  two  of  them  being  necessary  to  a  choice,  shall 
appoint  four  Captains  of  Police,  each  from  a  different  district,  and  as  many  Police  officers,  not 
exceeding  one  hundred,  [Amendment  April  4,  1864]  as  the  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  deter- 
mine to  be  necessary.^  Thereof  an  equal  number  in  proportion  to  population,  as  near  as  may 
be,  shall  be  selected  from  each  district  that  shall  be  situated,  wholly  or  partly,  within  the  limits 
specified  in  section  second  of  the  Act  now  repealed,  entitled  "  An  Act  to  incorporate  the  City 
of  San  Francisco,"  passed  May  sixth,  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and  fifty-five.g 

Sec.  24.  No  person  can  be  appointed  Captain  of  Police  or  Police  Officer  unless  he  be  a  cit- 
izen of  the  United  States  and  of  this  State,  and  a  resident  and  a  qualified  voter  of  the  city  and 
county  ;  and,  in  case  of  each  Police  Officer,  a  resident  of  the  district  from  which  he  is  chosen, 
and  also,  before  his  appointment,  shall  produce  to  the  said  President  of  the  Board  of  Super- 
visors, Chief  of  Police,  and  Police  Judge,  a  certificate  signed  by  at  least  twelve  freeholders  and 
qualified  voters  of  the  said  city  and  county,  who,  in  case  of  application  for  appointment  of  a 


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t  Abulished.    [.See  Amendments  to  Constitution  of  the  State,  1862.] 

i  The  Police  Commissioners  may  be  empowered  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to  appoint  and  repulate  local  Police- 
men, whenever  necessary,  provided  that  no  monej-  shall  be  paid  out  of  the  city  and  county  treasury  for  their  services. 
{.Act  April  4,  1864.] 

§  The  City  of  San  Francisco  shall  be  bounded  as  follows :  On  the  south  by  a  line  drawn  parallel  with  Clay  street, 
two  and  a  lialf  miles  distant  from  the  center  of  Portsmouth  Square ;  on  the  west  by  a  line  drawn  parallel  with  Kearny 
street,  two  miles  distant  from  the  center  of  Portsmouth  Square;  Its  boundaries  on  the  north  and  east  shaU  be  the  same 
with  those  of  the  County  of  San  Francisco.    [Act  Minj  6,  lS56.'i 


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Police  Officer,  must  also  be  residents  of  the  district  from  which  he  is  to  be  appointed,  stating 
that  they  have  been  personally  and  well  acquainted  with  the  applicant  for  one  year  or  more, 
next  preceding  the  application,  and  that  he  is  of  good  repute  for  honesty  and  sobriety,  and  they 
believe  him  to  be,  in  all  respects,  competent  and  fit  for  the  office.  All  the  certificates  so  pro- 
duced shall  be  carefully  preserved  in  the  office  of  the  Chief  of  Police. 

Sec.  25.  Police  Captains  and  Officers  may  be  suspended  from  office  by  the  Chief  of  Police, 
and  with  the  concurrence  of  the  President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  and  Police  Judge, 
removed  from  office  for  official  negligence,  inefficiency,  or  misconduct  under  such  general  rules 
and  regulations,  not  contrary  to  law,  as  may  have  been  established  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors. 
They  shall  receive  from  the  treasury  of  said  city  and  county,  payable  out  of  the  Police  Fund, 
such  compensation  as  may  be  fixed  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  not  exceeding  one  thousand 
eight  hundred  dollars  a  year  each,  for  Captains,  and  one  thousand  two  hundred  dollars  a  year 
each,  for  Police  Officers.  * 

Sec.  26.  Neither  the  Chief  of  Police,  Captains,  or  any  other  officer  of  Police,  shall  follow 
any  other  profession  or  calling,  become  bail  for  any  person  charged  with  any  offense  whatever, 
receive  any  present  or  reward  for  official  services  rendered,  or  to  be  rendered,  unless  with  the 
knowledge  and  approbation  of  a  majority  of  the  Police  Commissioners,  to  wit :  the  Police 
Judge,  President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  and  Chief  of  Police  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco — such  approbation  to  be  given  in  writing ;  nor  be  allowed  pay  for  any  period  during 
which  they  shall  absent  themselves  from  public  duty,  unless  such  absence  necessarily  result  from 
indisposition  or  disability  occasioned  by  injuries  suffered  while  in  the  discharge  of  official  duty. 
Police  Officers  in  subjection  to  the  orders  of  the  respective  Captains,  and  all  under  the  general 
direction  of  the  Chief  of  Police,  shall  be  prompt  and  vigilant  in  the  detection  of  crime,  the  arrest 
of  public  offenders,  the  suppression  of  all  riots,  frays,  duels,  and  disturbances  of  the  public  peace, 
the  execution  of  process  from  the  Police  Judge's  Court,  in  causing  the  abatement  of  public 
nuisances,  the  removal  of  unlawful  obstructions  from  the  public  streets,  and  the  enforcement  of 
the  laws  and  regulations  of  police. — [Amendment  March  24, 18.59.] 

Sec.  27.  In  case  of  great  public  emergency  or  danger,  the  Chief  of  Police  may  appoint  an 
additional  number  of  Policemen,  of  approved  character  for  honesty  and  sobriety,  who  shall  have 
the  same  powers  as  other  Police  Officers,  for  twenty-four  hours  only,  but  without  pay.  The 
Chief  of  Police,  Captains,  and  every  officer  of  the  permanent  force,  shall  provide  themselves 
with  a  uniform  and  badge  of  office,  to  be  prescribed  by  regulations  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors, 
which  shall  be  worn  by  them  upon  all  occasions,  with  such  exceptions  as  may  be  permitted  by  the 
Chief  of  Police  in  the  performance  of  detective  duty. 

Sec.  28.  Charges  of  oppression  or  official  misconduct,  when  presented  by  any  citizen  of  the 
said  city  and  county,  against  any  Police  Captain  or  Officer,  and  verified  on  oath,  setting  forth 
the  specific  acts  complained  of,  shall  be  received  and  attentively  considered  and  determined  by 
the  Police  Judge,  President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  and  Chief  of  Police,  giving  to  the 
accused  due  notice,  and  an  impartial  hearing  in  defense.  The  Chief  of  Police,  Police  Judge, 
and  all  other  officers,  now  acting  or  hereafter  to  be  elected  or  appointed  under  the  provisions  of 
this  Act,  may  be  accused,  tried  and  removed  from  office,  in  the  mode  prescribed  by  the  laws  of 
this  State  for  the  removal  of  civil  officers,  otherwise  than  by  impeachment 

Sec.  29.  The  Board  of  Supervisors  shall,  from  time  to  time,  establish  a  convenient  number 
of  Police  Stations  ;  determine  within  what  districts  the  Police  Officers  and  Captains  shall  usually 
be  distributed  and  employed  ;  designate  the  prisons  to  be  used  for  the  reception  of  all  persons 
arrested  or  convicted  and  sentenced  for  public  offenses,  in  cases  not  provided  for  by  law  ;  [and] 
appoint,  during  the  pleasure  of  the  Board,  the  keeper  of  such  prisons. 

ScPPLEMENTAL  III. — An  Act  to  prescribe  the  Jurisdiction  of  tlie  Police  Judge's  Court  of  the  City  and 
County  of  San   Francisco. — Approved  January  27,  lS64. 

Section  1.  The  Police  Judge's  Court  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall  have 
jurisdiction  : 

First.  Of  an  action  or  proceeding  for  the  violation  of  any  ordinance  of  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco. 

Second.     Of  proceedings  respecting  vagrants  and  disorderly  persons. 

Sec.  2.  The  said  Court  shall  have  jurisdiction  of  the  following  public  offenses  when  commit- 
ted in  the  said  city  and  county. 

First.  Petit  larceny,  receiving  stolen  property,  when  the  amount  involved  does  not  exceed 
fifty  dollars. 

Second.  Assault  and  battery,  not  charged  to  have  been  committed  upon  a  public  officer  in 
the  discharge  of  his  duties,  or  with  intent  to  kill. 

Third.    Breaches  of  the  peace,  riots,  affrays,  committing  willful  injury  to  property,  and  all 


*  Salary  of  officers  increased  to  fifteen  hundred  dollars  per  annum.— [^c<  April  4,  1863.] 


THE  PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO.  pays  all  losses  in  Gold  Coin. 


C   P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708.  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Glassware  and  Toys. 


CONSOLIDATION    ACT.  801 


misdemeanors  punishable  by  fine  not  e.xceedino-  five  hundred  dollars,  or  imprisonment  not 
exceedinj^  Fix  months,  or  by  both  such  fine  and  imprisonment. 

The  Justices  of  the  Peace  within  the  limits  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall 
not  have  power  to  try  and  decide  any  cases  of  the  classes  mentioned  in  this  section. 

Sec.  3.  The  Judge  of  said  Court  shall  also  have  power  to  hear  cases  for  examination,  and 
may  commit  and  hold  the  offender  to  bail  for  trial  in  the  proper  Court ;  and  may  try,  condemn 
or  acqnit,  and  carry  his  judgment  into  execution,  as  the  case  may  require  according  to  law  ; 
and  shall  have  power  to  issue  warrants  of  arrests,  subpoenas,  and  all  other  process  necessary  to 
the  full  and  proper  exercise  of  his  power  and  jurisdiction.  All  fines  imposed  by  the  Police 
Judge,  not  exceeding  twenty  dollars,  exclusive  of  costs,  shall  be  final  and  without  appeal. 

SUPPLEMENTAT,  IV.  An  Act  respecting  the  Police  Court  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. — 
Approved  December  9,  18b5. 

Sectio.v  1.  Any  Justice  of  the  Peace  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  who  may 
be  designated  in  writing  by  the  Mayor  or  President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  for  the  purpose, 
shall  have  power  to  preside  in  and  hold  the  Police  Judge's  Court  of  said  city  and  county,  in 
case  of  the  temporary  absence  of  the  Police  Judge,  or  his  inability  to  act  from  any  cause ;  and 
during  such  temporary  absence  or  disability,  the  Justice  so  designated  shall  act  as  Police  Judge 
and  shall  have  and  exercise  all  the  powers,  jurisdiction,  and  authority,  which  are  or  may  be  by 
law  conferred  upon  such  Court  or  Judge. 

Sec.  2.  In  case  of  a  vacancy  in  the  oflBce  of  Police  Judge,  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  said 
city  and  county  shall  have  power  to  appoint  some  suitable  person,  who  is  a  resident  and  legal 
voter  thereof,  to  fill  the  vacancy,  who  shall  take  the  constitutional  oath  of  office  and  enter  upon 
his  duties  immediately.  The  person  so  appointed  shall  hold  office  until  a  Police  Judge  shall  be 
elected  at  the  nextjudicial  election,  and  qualified  according  to  law. 

Supplemental  V. — An  Act  to  establish  Police  Regulations  for  the  Harlor  of  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco,  etc. — Approved  April  4,  1864. 

Section  1.  No  person  shall  board  or  attempt  to  board  any  vessel  arriving  in  the  harbor  of 
the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  before  said  vessel  has  been  made  fast  to  the  wharf,  with- 
out obtaining  leave  from  the  Master  or  person  having  charge  of  said  vessel,  or  permission,  in 
writing,  from  the  owner  or  owners,  or  the  agent  thereof;  or  having  boarded  such  vessel,  shall 
refuse  or  neglect  to  leave  the  same  upon  request  of  the  Master  or  other  person  in  charge  thereof, 
under  the  penalty  prescribed  in  the  next  succeeding  section  of  this  Act. 

Sec.  2.  Any  person  violating  section  one  of  this  Act  shall  be  deemed  guilty  of  a  misde- 
meanor ;  and  upon  conviction  thereof  before  the  Police  Judge's  Court  of  said  city  and  county, 
shall  be  punished  for  each  offense  by  a  fine  not  exceeding  one  hundred  dollars,  or  imprisonment 
in  the  County  Jail  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  a  term  not  exceeding  fifty 
days,  or  both,  in  the  discretion  of  the  Judge  of  the  said  Police  Judge's  Court,  which  Court 
shall  have  jurisdiction  in  such  cases. 

Sec.  3.  'J'he  provisions  of  the  last  two  foregoing  sections  shall  not  apply  to  any  Pilot  or 
public  officer  visiting  a  vessel,  in  discharge  of  his  duty. 

Sec.  4.  No  person  shall  entice  or  persuade,  nor  attempt  to  entice  or  persuade,  any  member 
of  the  crew  of  any  vessel  arriving  in  said  harbor,  or  of  any  vessel  in  said  harbor,  to  leave  or 
desert  said  vessel  before  the  expiration  of  his  term  of  service  in  such  vessel.  Any  person  guilty 
of  so  doing  shall  be  deemed  guilty  of  a  misdemeanor,  and  upon  conviction  thereof,  shall  be  sub- 
ject to  the  penalty  prescribed  in  section  two  of  this  Act. 

Sec.  5.  No  person  shall  knowingly  and  willfully  persuade  or  aid  any  person  who  shall  have 
shipped  on  any  vessel  for  a  voyage  from  said  port,  and  received  any  advance  wages  therefor,  to 
desert  or  willfully  neglect  to  proceed  on  such  voyage.  Any  person  guilty  of  so  doing  shall  be 
deemed  guilty  of  a  misdemeanor,  and  upon  conviction  thereof  before  the  Police  Judge's  Court 
of  said  city  and  county,  shall  be  punished  for  each  offense  by  a  fine  not  exceeding  one  hundred 
dollars,  or  imprisoned  in  the  County  Jail  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  a  term 
not  exceeding  fifty  days,  or  both,  in  the  discretion  of  the  Judge  of  said  Police  Judge's  Court, 
which  Court  shall  have  jurisdiction  in  such  cases. 

Sec.  6.  Any  person  oS'ending  against  any  provision  of  this  Act  may  be  arrested  with  or 
without  warrant,  as  provided  in  other  cases  of  misdemeanor,  by  any  officer  qualified  to  serve 
criminal  process  in  the  said  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  :  'provided,  the  person  so  arrested 
shall  be  forthwith  brought  before  said  Police  Judge's  Court,  or  admitted  to  bail,  as  in  other 
cases  of  misdemeanor  committed  in  said  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 

Sec.  7.  The  word  ''  Harbor,"  as  used  in  this  Act,  shall  be  held  to  mean  and  include  all  the 
waters  of  the  Bay  of  San  Francisco,  within  the  limits  of  the  said  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco;  and  the  word  "Vessel,"  as  used  in  this  Act,  shall  be  held  to  mean  and  include  all 
vessels  propelled  by  steam  or  sails,  plying  or  bound  on  a  voyage  between  the  said  port  of  San 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Pocket  Cutlery  and  Scissors. 


BEDINQTOTT,  HOSTETTEB  &  CO.,  exclusive  Agents  for  Hostetter's  Bitters. 


802  SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


Francisco  and  any  other  port  in  this  State,  or  in  any  other  State  of  the  United  States,  or  in 
any  foreign  country. 

Sec.  8.  The  Board  of  Supervisors  of  said  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall  cause 
this  Act  to  be  printed  in  cheap  pamphlet  form ;  and  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  each  and  every 
Branch  Pilot  of  the  port  of  San  Francisco  to  obtain  from  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  of  Super- 
visors of  said  city  and  county  a  reasonable  supply  of  said  pamphlets,  and  to  deliver  one  copy  of 
the  same  to  the  Master  or  person  in  charge  of  each  and  every  vessel  boarded  by  him  as  a  Pilot, 
whether  the  said  Pilot  is  employed  to  bring  such  vessel  into  said  port  or  not. 

Sec.  9.  Any  Branch  Pilot  refusing  or  neglecting  to  perform  the  requirements  set  forth  in 
the  last  preceding  section,  shall  be  deemed  guilty  of  a  misdemeanor,  and  shall  upon  conviction 
thereof  before  the  Police  Judge's  Court  of  said  city  and  county,  be  fined  in  the  sum  of  ten  dol- 
lars, or  be  imprisoned  in  the  County  Jail  for  the  term  of  twenty-five  days,  or  both,  in  the  dis- 
cretion of  the  Judge  of  said  Police  Judge's  Court,  which  said  Court  is  hereby  given  jurisdiction 
in  such  cases. 

ARTICLE    III. 

PUBLIC    INSTRUCTION. 

[Sections  30-35  are  repealed  by  the  following  Act,  approved  April  27, 1863.] 

An  Act  to  establish  and  define  the  Pouters  and  Duties  of  the  Board  of  Education  of  the  City  and  County 
of  Sau  Francisco,  and  to  repeal  former  Acts  regulating  the  same,  and  to  confer  further  Powers 
upon  the  Auditor  and  Treasurer  of  said  City  and  County. 

Section  1.  The  Board  of  Education  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall  consist 
of  the  School  Directors  elected  for  the  several  election  districts  of  said  city  and  county,  The 
said  Board  shall  organize  annually,  on  the  first  Tuesday  in  December,  [Amendment,  Act  April 
2, 18G6.  See  supplemental  I.page  795]  by  electing  a  President  from  among  its  members,  and  shall 
hold  meetings  monthly  thereafter,  and  at  such  other  times  as  the  Board  may  determine.  A  ma- 
jority of  all  the  members  elect  shall  constitute  a  quorum  to  transact  business,  but  a  smaller 
number  may  adjourn  from  time  to  time.  The  Board  may  determine  the  rules  of  its  proceedings. 
Its  sessions  shall  be  public,  and  its  records  shall  be  open  to  public  inspection. 

Sec.  2.     The  Board  of  Education  shall  have  sole  power  :     [Amended,  March  12,  1864.] 

First.  To  establish  and  maintain  Public  Schools,*  and  to  establish  School  Districts,  and  to 
fix  and  alter  the  boundaries  thereof. 

Second.  To  establish  Experimental  and  Normal  Schools,!  either  separately  or  in  connection 
with  the  State  Normal  School. 

Third.  To  employ  and  dismiss  Teachers,  Janitors,  and  School  Census  Marshals,  and  to 
fix,  alter,  allow,  and  order  paid,  their  salaries  or  compensations.J  and  to  employ  and  pay  such 
mechanics  and  laborers  as  may  be  necessary  to  carry  into  effect  the  powers  and  duties  of  the 
Board ;  and  to  withhold,  for  good  and  sufficient  cause,  the  whole  or  any  part  of  the  salary  or 
wages  of  any  person  or  persons  employed  as  aforesaid. 

Fourth.  To  make,  establish,  and  enforce,  all  necessary  and  proper  rules  and  regulations,  not 
contrary  to  law,  for  the  government  and  progress  of  Puljlic  Schools  within  the  said  city  and 
county,  the  pupils  therein,  and  the  teachers  thereof,  and  for  carrying  into  effect  the  laws'relating 
to  education  ;  also  to  establish  and  regulate  the  grade  of  schools,  and  determine  what  text 
books,  course  of  study,  and  mode  of  instruction,  shall  be  used  in  said  schools. 

Fifth.  To  provide  for  the  School  Department  of  said  city  and  county,  fuel,  lights,  water, 
blanks,  blank  books,  printing,  stationery,  and  such  other  articles,  materials,  or  supplies,  as  may 
be  necessary  and  appropriate  for  use  in  the  schools  or  in  the  office  of  the  Superintendent,  and  to 
incur  incideatal  expenses  not  exceeding  twenty-five  hundred  dollars  per  annum. 

Sixth.  To  build,  alter,  repair,  rent,  and  provide  school  houses,  and  furnish  them  with  proper 
school  furniture,  apparatus,  and  school  appliances,  and  to  insure  any  and  all  school  property. 

Seventh.  To  lease  for  a  term  not  exceeding  ten  years,  any  unoccupied  property  of  the  School 
Department  not  required  for  school  purposes. 

Eighth.  To  receive,  purchase,  lease,  and  hold  in  fee,  in  trust  for  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco,  any  or  all  real  estate,  and  to  hold  in  trust  any  personal  property  that  may  have  been 


*  The  Act  of  March  10, 1870,  authorizes  the  Board  of  Education  to  establish  and  maintain  puljlic  schools,  in  which 
may  be  taught  the  German  and  French  languages,  in  conjunction  with  studies  in  tlae  £nghsh  language.  Such  schools 
shall  be  designated  as  Cosmopolitan  Schools,  and  shall  be  subject  to  such  rules  and  regulations  as  may  be  prescribed 
by  said  Board  of  Education. 

+  '1  he  Act  of  April  4, 1870,  providing  for  the  erection  of  a  new  City  Hall  sets  apart  from  any  moneys  remaining  from 
the  Building  Fund,  $100,000  for  the  School  Fund  of  Sau  Francisco,  from  which  may  be  drawn  snch  sums  as  may  be 
necessary  for  the  erection  of  a  Noi-mal  School  Building  for  the  city  and  county  of  San  Francisco. 

t  The  Act  of  April  4, 1870,  authorizes  and  requires  the  Board  of  Education  to  equalize  the  salaries  of  the  male  and  female 
teachers  emiiloyed  by  them  in  said  I'ublic  Schools,  allowing  and  paying  to  female  teachers  the  same  amount  of  money 
per  month  tor  tlieir  services  as  male  teachers  are  allowed  and  paid  for  similar  services  in  the  same  grades  and  classes  of 
the  department. 


THE  FEOFIiES  INSUBAKCE  CO.  insures  against  Fire  and  Marine  hazards. 


C.  p.  V  AJf  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Fvirnishing  Goods. 


CONSOLIDATION    ACT,  803 


acquired,  or  may  hereafter  be  acquired,  for  the  use  and  benefit  of  Public  Schools  of  said  city  and 
county;  provided,  the  lots  to  be  purchased  under  the  provisions  of  this  section  do  not  exceed  ten 
in  number  ;  and  all  conveyances  heretofore  made  to  the  said  Board  of  Education  are  hereby 
legalized  and  declared  valid,  and  the  property  therein  conveyed  vested  in  said  Board  in  trust  as 
aforesaid. 

Ni7i(h.  Authorizes  the  sale  of  certain  School  lots  *  repealed  by  Act  of  March  30,  1868. 
[See  Supplemental  VI.  page  805] 

Tentk.  To  grade,  fence,  and  improve  school  lots,  and  in  front  thereof,  to  grade,  sewer,  plank 
or  pave,  and  repair  streets,  and  to  construct  and  repair  sidewalks. 

Eleventh.  To  sue  for  any  and  all  lots,  lands,  and  property  belonging  to  or  claimed  by  the  said 
School  Department,  and  to  prosecute  and  defend  all  actions,  at  law  or  in  equity,  necessary  to 
recover  and  maintain  the  full  enjoyment  and  possession  of  said  lots,  lands,  and  property,  and  to 
employ  and  pay  counsel  in  such  cases  :  provided,  the  amount  of  fees  paid  to  such  counsel  shall 
not  exceed  one  thousand  dollars  in  any  one  year  ;  and  further,  to  do  any  or  all  lawful  acts 
necessary  thereto. 

Twelfth.  To  determine,  annually,  the  amount  of  taxation,  not  exceeding  thirty-fivef  cents  on 
each  one  hundred  dollars'  valuation  upon  the  assessment  roll,  to  be  raised  by  tax  upon  the  real 
and  personal  property  within  the  said  city  and  county,  not  exempt  from  taxation,  for  the  estab- 
lishment and  support  of  Free  Public  Schools  therein,  and  for  carrying  into  effect  all  the  provis- 
ions of  law  regarding  Public  Schools ;  and  the  amount  so  determined  by  the  said  Board  of 
Education  shall  be  reported  in  writing  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  said  city  and  county  on 
or  before  the  third  Monday  of  April  of  each  year ;  and  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors  are  hereby 
authorized  and  required  to  levy  and  cause  to  be  collected,  at  the  time  and  in  the  manner  of 
levying  State  and  other  city  and  county  taxes,  the  amount  of  taxation  so  determined  and  reported 
to  them  by  the  said  Board  of  Education,  as  a  school  tax  upon  all  taxable  property  of  said  city  and 
county  ;  and  said  tax  shall  be  in  addition  to  all  other  amounts  levied  for  State,  and  city  and 
county  purposes. 

Thirteenth.  To  establish  regulations  for  the  just  and  equal  disbursement  of  all  moneys  be- 
longing to  the  Public  School  Fund. 

Fourteenth.  To  examine  and  allow,  in  whole  or  in  part,  every  demand  payable  out  of  the 
School  Fund,  or  to  reject  any  such  demand  for  good  cause,  of  which  the  Board  shall  be  sole 
judge. 

Fifteenth.    To  discharge  all  legal  incumbrances  now  existing  upon  any  school  property. 

Sixteenth.     [Obsolete.] 

Seventeenth.     To  prohibit  any  child  under  six  years  of  age  from  attending  the  Public  Schools. 

Eighteenth.  And,  generally,  to  do  and  perform  such  other  acts  as  may  be  necessary  and 
proper  to  carry  into  force  and  effect  the  powers  conferred  on  said  Board. 

Skc.  3.  The  President  of  the  Board  of  Education  shall  have  power  to  administer  oaths  and 
afiSrmations  concerning  any  demand  upon  the  treasury,  payable  out  of  the  School  Fund,  or  other 
matters  relating  to  his  official  duties. 

Sec.  4.  At  the  last  regular  session  of  the  Board,  in  September,  December,  March  and  June, 
of  each  year,  before  proceeding  to  other  business,  each  Director  shall  be  called  on  to  report  the 
condition  of  the  school  or  schools  in  his  district,  and  the  circumstances  and  wants  of  the  inhabit- 
ants thereof,  in  respect  to  education,  and  to  suggest  any  defect  he  may  have  noted  and  improve- 
ment he  would  recommend  in  the  school  regulations.  The  reports  to  be  made  in  December  and 
June  shall  be  in  writing. 

Sec.  5.  Before  giving  out  any  contract,  or  incurring  any  liability  to  mechanics  or  laborers, 
or  for  expenditures  authorized  by  section  two,  subdivisions  three,  five  and  six,  respectively,  to 
any  amount  exceeding  two  hundred  dollars,  the  Board  of  Education  shall  cause  notice  to  be 
published  for  five  days,  inviting  sealed  proposals  for  the  object  contemplated.  All  proposals 
ofiered  s"hall  be  delivered  to  the  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  and  said  Board  shall,  in  open 
session,  open,  examine,  and  publicly  declare  the  same,  and  award  the  contract  to  the  lowest 
responsible  bidder :  provided,  said  Board  may  reject  any  and  all  bids  should  they  deem  it  for 
the  public  good,  and  also  the  bid  of  any  party  who  may  have  proved  delinquent  or  unfaithful 
in  any  former  contract  with  said  city  and  county  or  said  Board,  and  cause  a  republication  of  the 
notice  for  proposals  as  above  specified. — [Amendment  March  12,  1864.] 

Seo.  6.  No  School  Director  or  Superintendent  shall  be  interested  in  any  contract  pertaining 
in  any  manner  to  the  School  Department  of  said  city  and  county.  All  contracts  in  violation  of 
this  section  are  declared  void,  and  any  Director  or  Superintendent  violating  or  aiding  in  the  vio- 
lation of  the  provisions  of  this  section  shall  be  deemed  guilty  of  a  misdemeanor. 


*  In  case  any  school  lots  are  hereafter  sold  in  said  city  and  county,  at  least  one-half  of  the  proceeds  of  such  sale  shall 
be  reserved  and  set  apart  for  the  redemption  of  bonds  issued  under  this  Act  and  fonner  Acts,  until  all  sucli  h<  nria  now 
outstanding  or  liereafter  issued  for  school  purposes  are  paid,  or  sufficient  money  received  and  set  apart  for  their  final 
redemption  and  payment.— CAct  March  17,  18(i6.] 

t  Forty -tlve  cents  authorized— [Act  February  19, 1870.     Statutes  1869—70,  page  80.] 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Sewing  and  Embroidering  Silks. 


YSBBA  SANTA  is  Bxiitable  for  all  ases  and  both  sexes. 


804  SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


Sec.  7.  No  teacher  shall  be  employed  in  any  of  the  Public  Schools  without  having  a  certifi- 
cate issued  under  the  provisions  of  this  Act.  For  the  purpose  of  granting  the  certificates 
required,  the  Board  of  Education,  either  as  a  body,  or  by  committee,  or  by  the  Superintendent, 
shall  hold  examinations  of  teachers.  No  certificate  shall  be  issued  except  to  a  person  who  shall 
have  pa.«sed  a  satisfactory  examination  in  such  branches  as  the  Board  may  require,  and  shall 
have  given  evidence  of  good  moral  character,  ability,  and  fitness  to  teach.  The  said  certificate 
shall  be  in  force  for  two  years  :  provided,  that  the  person  to  whom  it  is  granted  is  continuously 
emplojTd  in  the  schools  in  teaching. 

Sf.c.  8.  'I'he  Board  may.  in  its  discretion,  renew,  without  reexamination,  the  certificate  of 
any  person  so  employed.  It  shall  have  power  to  revoke  the  certificate  of  any  teacher  upon 
evidence  of  immoral  or  unprofessional  conduct ;  and  any  School  Director,  with  the  consent  and 
advice  of  the  Superintendent,  may,  for  good  and  sufficient  cau.se,  provisionally  withdraw  the 
certificate  of  any  teacher  employed  in  the  schools  of  his  district  until  the  next  regular  meeting 
of  the  Board. 

Sec.  9.  The  Superintendent  of  the  Public  Schools  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco 
is  hereby  declared  and  constituted  ex  officio  a  member  of  the  Board  of  Education,  without  the 
right  to  vote. 

Sec.  10.  The  said  Superintendent  is  hereby  authorized  to  appoint  a  Clerk*,  subject  to  the 
approval  of  the  Board  of  Education,  who  shall  act  as  Secretary  of  the  Board,  and  who  shall 
be  paid  a  salary,  to  be  fixed  by  the  said  Board,  not  to  exceed  the  sum  of  two  huridn  d  dollars 
per  month. — [Amendment,  Act  April  2,  1870]  The  said  Clerk  shall  be  subject  to  removal  at 
the  pleasure  of  the  Superintendent,  and  shall  perform  such  duties  as  may  be  required  of  him  by 
the  Board,  or  the  Superintendent.f 

Sec.  11.  The  Superintentent  shall  report  to  the  Board  of  Education,  annually,  on  or  before 
the  twentieth  day  of  June,  and  at  such  other  times  as  they  may  require,  all  matters  pertaining 
to  the  expenditures,  income,  and  condition  and  progress  of  the  Public  Schools  of  said  city  and 
county,  during  the  preceding  year,  with  such  recommendations  as  he  may  deem  proper. 

Sec.  12.  Jt  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Superintendent  to  visit  and  examine  each  school  at  least 
once  in  three  months  ;  to  observe  and  cause  to  be  observed  such  general  rules  for  the  regulation, 
government,  and  instruction  of  the  schools,  not  inconsistent  with  the  laws  of  the  State,  as  may 
be  established  by  the  Board  of  Education  ;  to  attend  the  sessions  of  the  Board,  and  inform  them 
at  each  session  of  the  condition  of  the  Public  Schools,  School  Hou.=es,  School  Funds,  and  other 
matters  connected  therewith,  and  to  recommend  such  measures  as  he  may  deem  necessary  for  the 
advancement  of  education  in  the  city  and  county.  He  shall  acquaint  himself  with  all  the  laws, 
rules,  and  regulations,  governing  the  Public  Schools  in  said  city  and  county,  and  the  judicial 
decisions  thereon,  and  give  advice  on  subjects  connected  with  the  Public  Schools,  gratuitously, 
to  officers,  teachers,  pupils  and  their  parents  and  guardians. 

Sec.  13.  Any  vacancy  in  the  office  of  School  Director  shall  be  filled  by  appointment  by  the 
Superintendent,  by  and  with  the  consent  of  a  majority  of  the  School  Directors  then  in  oflSce  ; 
and  such  appointees  shall  hold  office,  respectively,  until  the  municipal  election  next  ensuing,  and 
the  election  and  qualification  of  their  successors  in  office.  But  no  such  appointment  shall  be 
valid,  unless  the  appointee  be  at  the  time  of  his  appointment  an  elector  of  the  district  wherein 
the  vacancy  occurred.     [Amendment.  See  Supplemental  Act  VI.  page  805.] 

Sec.  14.  In  case  of  a  vacancy  in  the  office  of  Superintendent,  the  Board  of  Education  may 
appoint  a  person  to  fill  the  vacancy  until  the  regular  election  then  next  following,  when  the 
office  shall  be  filled  by  election  of  the  people. 

Sec.  15.  The  School  Fund  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall  consist  of  all 
moneys  received  from  the  State  School  Fund ;  of  all  moneys  arising  from  taxes  which  shall  be 
levied  annually  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  said  city  and  county  for  school  purposes ;  of  all 
moneys  arising  from  the  sale,  rent,  or  exchange  of  any  school  property ;  and  of  suoli  other 
monej'sj  as  may,  from  any  source  whatever,  be  paid  into  said  School  Fund  ;  which  fund  shall  be 


♦The  Act  of  April  2, 1870,  cgt<tbliBhP8  and  defines  the  powers  and  duties  of  the  Secretary,  as  foUows  : 

Sec.  1.  'J  he  Secretary  of  the  Hoard  of  Education  of  said  city  and  county  of  San  Francisco  sh.^ll  have  power  to  .adminis- 
ter oaths  and  adimialions  concerning  any  dcmami  upon  the  treasury  jiayable  out  of  the  Scliool  Fund,  or  oilier  matters 
brouttlit  before  tlie  ."^chooi  Department  for  investigation. 

Skc.  2.  '1  lie  said  Secretary  shall  he  paid  a  salary,  to  be  fixed  by  the  Board  of  Edncafion,  not  to  exceed  the  sum  of  two 
hundred  dollars  per  month,  in  lieu  of  any  salary  now  paid,  payable  in  tlie  game  manner  and  out  of  the  same  fund  as  the 
Superintj-ndciit  of  Common  Schools  for  the  city  and  county  of  San  Francisco  is  paid. 

t'l  he  California  School  Law,  April  4,I«7U,  Sec.27,autliorize8eacli  County  .Superintendent  to  appoint  a  deputy  who  may 
exercise  all  tlie  (unctions  of  County  .SuperinU-ndcnt,  but  shall  draw  no  salary  from  the  Public  .School  Fund,  and  tliat 
the  Deputy  for  the  city  and  county  of  San  Francisco  m,ay  receive  such  compensation  as  may  be  allowed  by  the  Board 
of  Kiliication  of  said  city  and  coui'ty,  and  be  paid  out  of  the  same  fund  ciut  of  which  the  Superintendent  Is  paid. 

t  '1  he  Act  of  February  lilth,  1870,  authorises  the  issue,  from  time  to  time,  in  such  sums  as  may  be  required  for  school 
purposes,  school  bonds  not  to  exceed  three  hundred  thousand  dollars,  said  bonds  to  be  payable  in  twenty  years  from 
June  1,  1K70,  and  to  bear  seven  per  cent,  interest  per  annum.  The  proceeds  of  these  bonds  are  to  l)e  devoteil  to  the  pay- 
ment of  ihe  defliieiicy  of  the  school  fund  of  the  year  lK70,  and  the  balance  to  the  purchase  of  lots  and  the  building;  of 
SelioidliouscB  thereon  in  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francls<:o.  For  the  payment  of  these  bonds  a  jiart  of  llw  i-cliool 
fund  is  annually  set  apart  BUftlclcut  to  pay  the  interest  and  also  to  provide  a  sinking  fund  of  fifteen  thousand  dollars 
annually. 


Insure  in  the  best  Ijocal  Company,  "  THE  PEOPLES. 


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CONSOLIDATION    ACT.  805 


kept  separate  and  distinct  from  all  other  moneys,  and  shall  only  be  used  for  school  purposes, 
under  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  and  for  the  payment  of  the  interest  and  redemption  of  the 
principal  of  the  school  bonds  according  to  law.  No  fees  or  commission  shall  be  allowed  or  paid 
for  assessing,  collecting,  keeping  or  disbursing  any  school  moneys,  and  if,  at  the  end  of  any  fiscal 
year,  any  surplus  remains  in  the  School  Fund,  such  surplus  money  shall  be  carried  forward  to 
the  School  Fund  of  the  next  fiscal  year,  and  shall  not  be,  for  any  purpose  whatever,  diverted  or 
withdrawn  from  said  fund,  except  under  the  provisions,  of  this  Act. 

Sec.  16.  The  said  School  Fund  shall  be  used  and  applied  by  said  Board  of  Education  for 
the  following  purposes,  to  wit  : 

First.  For  the  payment  of  the  salaries  or  wages  of  Teachers,  Janitors,  School  Census  Mar- 
shals, and  other  persons  who  may  be  employed  by  the  said  Board. 

Second.     For  the  erection,  alteration,  repair,  rent,  and  furnishing  of  school  houses. 

Third.     For  the  expenses  of  Model  and  Normal  Schools. 

Fourth.  For  the  purchase  money,  or  rent  of  any  real  or  personal  property  purchased  or  leased 
by  said  Board. 

Fifth.    For  the  insurance  of  all  School  property. 

Sixth.    For  the  payment  of  interest  due  on  School  Bonds,  and  for  the  redemption  of  the  same. 

Seventh.     For  the  discharge  of  all  legal  incumbrances  now  existing  on  any  School  property. 

Eighth.  For  lighting  school  rooms  and  the  office  and  rooms  of  the  Superintendent  and 
the  Board  of  Education. 

Ninth.  For  supplying  the  schools  with  fuel,  water,  apparatus,  blanks,  blank  books,  and 
necessary  school  appliances,  together  with  books  for  indigent  children. 

Tenth.  For  supplying  books,  printing,  and  stationery,  for  the  use  of  the  Superintendent  and 
Board  of  Education,  and  for  the  incidental  expenses  of  the  Board  and  Department. 

Eleventh.     Amended,  Act  April   2,  1870.     [See  note  page  804 1 

Twelfth.  For  grading,  fencing,  and  improving  school  lots,  and  for  grading,  sewering,  plank- 
ing, or  paving  and  repairing  streets,  and  constructing  and  repairing  sidewalks  in  front  thereof. 

Sec.  17.  All  claims  payable  out  of  the  School  Fund,  excepting  the  coupons  for  interest  and 
the  School  Bonds,  shall  be  filed  with  the  Secretary  of  the  Board ;  and  after  they  shall  have  been 
approved  by  a  majority  of  all  the  members  elect  of  the  Board,  upon  a  call  of  yeas  and  nays, 
which  shall  be  recorded,  they  shall  be  signed  by  the  President  of  the  Board  and  the  Superin- 
tendent of  Public  Schools,  and  be  sent  to  the  City  and  County  Auditor.  Every  demand  shall 
have  indorsed  upon  it  a  certificate  of  its  approval  by  the  Board,  showing  the  date  thereof,  and 
the  law  authorizing  the  same,  by  title,  date,  and  section.  All  demands  for  teachers'  salaries 
shall  be  payable  monthly. 

Sec.  18.  Demands  on  the  School  Fund  may  be  audited  and  approved  in  the  usual  manner, 
although  there  shall  not  at  the  time  be  money  in  the  treasury  for  the  payment  of  the  same  : 
provided,  that  no  demand  on  said  fund  shall  be  paid  out  of  or  become  charged  against  the  School 
Fund  of  any  subsequent  fiscal  year  :  and  further,  provided,  that  the  entire  expenditures  of  said 
School  department,  for  all  purposes,  shall  not  in  any  fiscal  year  exceed  the  revenues  thereof  for 
the  same  year. 

Sec.  19.  The  City  and  County  Auditor  shall  state  by  indorsement  upon  every  claim  or 
demand  audited  on  the  School  Fund,  the  particular  money  or  fund  out  of  which  the  same  is 
payable,  and  that  it  is  payable  from  no  other  source. 

Sec.  20.  Audited  bills  for  the  current  fiscal  year  for  wages  or  salaries  of  the  teachers  in  the 
Public  Schools,  shall  be  receivable  for  school  taxes  due  upon  real  estate. 

Sec.  21.  All  demands  authorized  by  this  Act  shall  be  audited  and  approved  in  the  usual 
manner ;  and  the  Auditor  and  Treasurer  of  said  city  and  county  are  respectively  authorized  and 
required  to  audit  and  pay  the  same  when  so  ordered,  paid,  and  approved  by  said  Board  : 
provided,  that  the  said  Board  shall  not  have  power  to  contract  any  debt  or  liability  in  any  form 
whatsoever  against  said  city  and  county,  in  contravention  of  this  Act. 

Sec.  22.  The  teachers  in  the  Industrial  School  in  said  city  and  county  shall  be  exempt  from 
the  provisions  of  this  Act. 

Sec.  23.  This  act  shall  take  eflFect  and  be  in  force  from  and  after  its  passage  ;  and  all  laws 
and  parts  of  laws,  so  far  as  they  are  inconsistent  with  or  a  repetition  of  the  provisions  of  this 
Act,  are  hereby  repealed. 

Supplemental  VI. — An  Act  to  provide  Additional  Revenue  for  the  School  Department  of  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  and  to  change  the  time  and  manner  of  Electing  the 
Superintendent  of  Public  Schools  of  said  City  and  County. — [Approved  March  30,  1868.] 

Section  1.    Obsolete. 

Sec.  2.  The  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  are  hereby 
authorized  and  required  to  pay  for  the  improvement  of  all  streets  in  front  of  School  property, 


JONES,  PUIiliKAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Iiadies'  and  Cluldren's  Woolen  Qood» 


USE  COOPER'S  BA.I1M  for  Dysentery,  and  all  Diseases  of  the  Stomach  and  Bowels. 


806  SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


in  the  same  manner  and  from  the  same  fund  from  which  other  street  improvements  in  front  of 
public  property  are  paid. 

Sec  3.  It  shall  not  be  lawful  for  the  Board  of  Education  or  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  to  dispose  of  any  real  estate  belonging  to  the  School  De- 
partment, except  fifty-vara  lot  three  hundred  and  one,  and  the  lot  on  which  the  Colored  School 
House  is  located,  on  Broadway  between  Powell  and  Mason  streets,  which  lots  the  Board  of 
Education  with  the  consent  of  the  majority  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  are  hereby  authorized 
to  sell  at  public  auction,  after  giving  thirty  days'  notice  in  some  public  newspaper  in  said  city 
and  county  :  provided,  that  one-half  of  the  proceeds  of  such  sale  shall  be  placed  to  the  credit  of 
the  School  Fund,  to  pay  any  deficit  in  the  School  Fund  for  the  fiscal  year  eighteen  hundred  and 
sixty-seven  and  sixty-eight. 

Sec.  4.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Committee  on  Finance  and  Auditing  of  the  Board  of 
Education,  during  the  month  of  July  of  every  year,  to  make  an  annual  estimate  of  all  revenues 
and  disbursements  of  the  School  Department  for  the  current  fiscal  year,  specifying  separately  the 
amount  of  funds  necessary  to  defray  the  different  items  of  expenditures  for  the  first  and  last  half 
year  ;  and  in  no  case  shall  it  be  lawful  for  the  said  Board  to  exceed,  during  the  first  half  year, 
the  estimated  items  of  expenditures  for  that  period,  or,  in  the  entire  year  the  revenues  collected 
for  school  purposes.  All  surplus  or  unexpended  funds  of  any  half  year  shall  be  available  for 
expenditures  for  the  following  half  year.  The  Auditor  and  Treasurer  shall  conform  strictly  to 
the  provisions  of  this  section. 

Sec.  5.  At  the  election  of  the  city  and  county  officers  for  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco,  in  the  year  eighteen  hundred  and  seventy,  and  at  the  election  held  every  two  years 
thereafter,  there  shall  be  elected  a  Superintendent  of  Common  Schools  in  and  for  said  city  and 
county,  who  shall  hold  his  office  for  the  term  of  two  years,  from  and  after  the  first  Monday  of 
December  subsequent  to  his  election,  and  until  his  successor  is  elected  and  qualified.  [Amend- 
ment, Act  December  10,  1869.] 

ARTICLE  IV. 

PUBLIC  STREETS  AND  HIGHWAYS. 
[Sections  35-64,  inclusive,  of  the  original  Act,  are  repealed  by  the  following,  which  is  substituted  therefor.] 
Supplemental  X. — Ar),  Act  amendatory  of  Article  Fourth  of  an  Act  entitled  "  An  Act  to  re- 
peal the  several  Charters  of  the  City  of  San  Francisco,  to  establish  the  Boundaries  of  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  and  to  consolidate  the  Government  thereof,  approved  the 
nineteenth  day  of  April, eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-six,repealing  Sections  thirty-six  to  sixty- 
four,  inclusive,  and  Ads  and  parts  of  Acts  amendatory  and  supplementary  thereof,  and  sub- 
stituting this  Act  for  said  Article  Four." — [Approved  April  25,  1862.] 

Section  1.  All  the  streets,  lanes,  alleys,  places  or  courts,  as  laid  down  on  the  map  now  in 
the  office  of  the  City  and  County  Surveyor  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  which 
was  made  official  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  said  city  and  county  as  per  Order  Number 
Six  Hundred  and  Eighty-four,  January  thirtieth,  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty-six,  signed  by 
George  C.  Potter  and  Thaddeus  R.  Brooks,  and  all  other  streets,  lanes,  alleys,  places  or  courts, 
now  dedicated  to  public  use,  are  hereby  declared  to  be  open  public  streets,  lanes,  alleys,  places 
or  courts  for  the  purpose  of  this  law ;  and  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors  are  hereby  invested 
with  jurisdiction  to  order  any  of  the  work  mentioned  in  section  three  of  this  Act  to  be  done  on 
any  of  said  streets  when  the  grade  and  width  of  said  streets  have  been  officially  established. 
—[Amended  April  4,  1870.] 

Sec.  2.  All  streets,  lanes,  alleys,  place=:  or  courts  which  may  be  hereafter  officially  established, 
and  all  which  may  hereafter  be  dedicated  to  public  use,  shall  be  deemed  and  held  to  be  open 
public  streets,  lanes,  alleys,  places  or  courts  ;  and  whenever  the  grade  and  width  of  said  streets, 
lanes  and  alleys,  and  the  grade  and  size  of  said  places  or  courts  shall  have  been  officially  estab- 
lished, the  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  have  the  same  jurisdiction  to  order  work  to  be  done 
as  is  thereon  conferred  upon  them  by  section  one  of  this  Act. — [Amended  April  4,  1870.] 

Sec.  3.  The  Board  of  Supervisors  are  hereby  authorized  and  empowered  to  order  the 
whole  or  any  portion  of  the  said  streets,  lanes,  alleys,  places  or  courts,  graded  or  regraded,  to 
the  official  grade,  planked  or  replanked,  paved  or  repaved,  or  macadamized,  piled  or  replied,  cap- 
ped or  recapped,  and  to  order  sidewalks,  sewers,  cesspools,  manholes,  culverts,  curbing  and 
crosswalks,  to  be  constructed  therein,  and  to  order  any  other  work  to  be  done  which  shall  be 
necessary  to  make  and  complete  the  whole  or  any  portion  of  said  streets,  lanes,  alleys,  places  or 
courts,  and  they  may  order  any  of  the  said  work  to  be  improved.  The  work  provided  for  in 
this  Act  shall  not  be  deemed  to  be  "  specific  improvements,"  within  the  meaning  of  section  sixty- 
tight.  Article  V,  of  Chapter  one  hundred  and  twenty-five  of  the  Act  entitled  an  Act  to  repeal 
the  several  Charters  of  the  City  of  San  Francisco," to  establish  the  boundaries  of  the  City  and 


FEOFIiES  INSUBAirCE  COMFAlf  7.  CMh  Assets  Half  a  Million  Dollars. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708.  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Fancy  Goods. 


CONSOLIDATION    ACT.  807 


County  of  San  Francisco,  and  to  consolidate  the  Government  thereof,  approved  April  nineteenth, 
eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-six.  Nor  shall  the  ordinances  or  resolutions  passed  by  said  Board  of 
Supervisors,  under  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  be  deemed  to  be  such  ordinances  or  resolutions  as 
are  mentioned  in  said  section  si.\ty-eight. 

Sec.  4.  The  Board  of  Supervisors  may  order  any  work  authorized  by  section  three  of  this 
Act  to  be  done*  after  notice  of  their  intention  so  to  do,  in  the  form  of  a  resolution  describin'' 
the  work,  and  signed  by  the  Clerk  of  said  Board,  has  been  published  for  the  period  of  ten  days 
in  the  paper  doing  the  printing  under  this  law.  and  also  in  two  daily  newspapers,  one  of 
which  newspapers  shall  be  published  as  a  morning  edition,  and  one  as  an  evening  edition, 
printed  and  published  in  said  city  and  county,  for  five  days,  Sundays  and  non-judiciaf  days  ex- 
cepted ;  provided,  that  no  such  notice  shall  be  given  or  order  made  for  the  grading  of  any  street 
mentioned  in  section  three  of  this  Act,  unless  the  majority  of  the  frontage  of  the  lots  and  lands 
fronting  on  the  work  proposed  to  be  done  and  described  in  said  resolution,  or  which  is  to  oe  made 
liable  tor  such  grading,  excepting  public  property,  shall  have  been  represented  by  the  owners 
thereof,  or  by  their  agents,  in  a  petition  to  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors,  stating  that  they  are 
the  owners  and  in  possession,  or  agents  of  the  lots  named  in  the  petition,  and  also  requesting 
that  such  improvements  or  street  work  shall  be  done  ;  and  for  any  other  character  of  street  in> 
proveraents,  the  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  have  power,  without  petition  of  the  property  owners, 
to  give  the  notice  prescribed  in  this  section,  to  be  published  in  the  manner  hereinbefore  provided, 
and  to  order  the  said  work  to  be  done.  All  owners  of  lands  or  lots,  or  portions  of  lots,  who 
may  feel  aggrieved,  or  have  objections  to  the  ordering  of  the  work  described  in  said  notice,  or 
who  may  have  objections  to  any  of  the  subsequent  proceedings  of  the  said  Board  in  relation  to 
the  work  mentioned  in  such  notices  of  intentions,  or  who  may  have  any  objections  to  any  of  the 
acts  of  the  Superintendent  of  Public  Streets,  Highways  and  Squares  of  the  City  and  County  ot 
San  Francisco,  in  the  discharge  of  any  of  the  obligations  or  duties  imposed  upon  him  by  virtue 
of  his  office,  shall  file  with  the  Clerk  a  petition  or  remonstrance,  wherein  they  shall  set  forth  in 
what  respect  they  feel  aggrieved,  or  the  acts  or  proceedings  to  which  they  object ;  which  peti- 
tion or  remonstrance  shall  be  passed  upon  by  said  Board,  and  their  decisions  thereon  shall  be 
final  and  conclusive ;  but  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  not  order  the  work  described  in 
said  notices  to  be  done,  unless  all  objections  and  protests  that  shall  have  been  presented  and 
filed,  as  aforesaid,  shall  have  been  by  them  disposed  of.  Should  the  owners  or  agents  of  more 
than  one-half  in  frontage  of  the  lots  and  lands,  fronting  on  the  work  proposed  to°be  done,  and 
designated  in  said  notice  or  resolution,  or  liable  to  be  assessed  for  work,  file  with  the  Clerk  of  the 
Board  of  Supervisors  written  objections  against  any  grading  described  in  said  notice,  at  any 
time  before  the  expiration  of  the  publication  of  said  notice  of  intention,  and  his  publication 
thereof  as  hereinbefore  provided  ;  then,  and  thereupon,  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  be 
barred  from  proceeding  further  for  the  period  of  six  months ;  and  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors 
shall  not  renew  the  notice  of  intention  for  doing  any  grading  so  protested  against  within  said 
six  months,  unless  the  owners  or  agents  of  a  majority  of  the  frontage  of  the  lots  and  lands  front- 
ing on  said  grading,  or  liable  to  be  assessed  therefor  as  aforesaid,  shall  petition  anew  for  the  work 
to  be  done  ;  provided,  further,  that  in  all  cases  of  any  intended  paving  of  anv  street  or  part  of 
street,  lane,  alley,  place  or  court,  the  owners  or  agents  of  a  majority  of  the  frontage  of  the  lots 
and  lands  fronting  on  said  intended  improvement,  may  petition  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors  to 
have  such  paving  done ;  and  in  such  petition  may  designate  whether  the  same  shall  be  by  cobble 
or  other  stone  pavement,  or  by  what  is  known  as  the  Stow  foundation  pavement ;  and  the  said 
Board  of  Supervisors  shall  thereupon  order  the  same  kind  of  pavement  to  be  laid  down  as  the 
said  petitioners  shall  request,  the  same  to  be  laid  down  and  constructed  in  other  respects  under 
the  laws  and  regulations  as  heretofore  or  herein  provided.  Said  Stow  foundation  pavement  shall 
be  constructed  of  black  heart  redwood,  or  of  such  other  wood  as  may  have  been  subjected  to  the 
preservation  process,  and  the  blocks  placed  with  the  grain  of  the  wood  in  a  vertical  position, 
which  blocks  shall  not  be  less  than  six  inches  in  length  and  four  inches  in  thickness  ;  and  when 
the  same  shall  be  completed  according  to  the  terms  of  the  contract,  and  to  the  satisfaction  of  the 
Superintendent  of  Streets,  then  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors  to  accept  the 
same  in  all  respects,  and  to  the  extent  and  for  all  purposes  as  cobble  stone  pavements  are  now 
accepted.  It  is  further  provided  that  at  the  expiration  of  any  notice  of  intention,  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  shall  be  deemed  to  have  acquired  jurisdiction  to  order  any  work  to  be  done  which 
is  authorized  by  section  three  of  this  Act,  except  as  hereinbefore  provided  ;  and  it  is  further 
provided,  that  where  any  public  street  shall  have  been  graded,  or  graded  and  macadamized,  or 
graded  and  paved  for  the  distance  of  two  or  more  blocks  upon  each  side  thereof  of  any  one  or 


SunP^^-fsortof  thlrli.TnHV"^  ^r°l  °'l?°'^  ^^^^^  *"  part  thereof  may  be  deemed  necessary  by  the  Board  of 
hv*^!.?  ■o^o?nn,^n.  A/.S?'}T*^?."H'L°f  ^^"  Franc.sco,  On  a  portion  of  any  street  in  front  of  any  lot  owned  or  possessed 
by  the  Oovcrnnient  of  the  United  States,  said  Board  shall  have  power  to  order  the  whole  or  any  portion  of  such  street 
ILrcftSl  im]'"^     ^   ^    ^^'*'^^*''P'*^^'*'P'*°''^'''''''  repaired,  any  law  to  .the  contrary  nonWthstanding.-l[Jc< 


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TERBA  SANTA  radically  cures  Scrofula,  Salt  Bheum  and  all  diseases  of  the  blood. 


808  SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


more  blocks  or  crossing  of  a  street  which  is  not  improved,  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Board  of 
Supervisors,  upon  the  recommendation  of  the  Superintendent  of  Streets  and  Highways,  to  order 
the  notice  provided  in  this  section  to  be  given,  without  the  petition  provided  first  aforesaid  ;  and 
if  the  owners  of  three-fourths  of  the  frontage  of  the  land  and  lots  fronting  on  such  portions 
of  said  streets  to  be  graded  or  improved,  shall  within  the  time  prescribed  in  said  notice,  file 
written  objections  to  the  improvement  of  said  street,  the  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  duly  consider 
said  objections  before  ordering'said  work  ;  and  if  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  decide  and 
declare,  by  an  entry  in  the  minutes  of  said  Board,  that  the  objections  so  made  are  not  good, 
thereupon  the  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  be  deemed  to  have  acquired  jurisdiction  to  order  auy 
of  such  street  work  to  be  done  that  is  prescribed  in  said  notice  and  in  section  three  of  this  Act ; 
provided,  further,  that  when  one-half  or  more  of  the  grading,  planking,  macadamizing,  paving, 
sidewalking  or  sewering  of  any  one  street  lying  between  two  main  street  crossings  has  been 
already  performed,  the  Board  of  Supervisors  may  order  the  remainder  of  such  grading,  planking, 
macadamizing,  pavings  sidewalking  or  sewering  to  be  done,  notwithstanding  the  objections  of 
any  or  all  of  the  property  owners. — [Amended,  April  4,  1870.] 

Sec.  5.  The  owners  of  more  than  one  half  in  frontage  of  lots  and  lands  fronting  on  any 
street,  lane,  alley,  place,  or  court,  mentioned  in  sections  one  and  two  of  this  act,  or  their  duly 
authorized  agents,  may  petition  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors  to  order  any  of  the  work  men- 
tioned in  section  three  of  this  act,  to  be  done,  and  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors  may  order  the 
work  mentioned  in  said  petition  to  be  done,  after  notice  of  their  intention  so  to  do  has  been 
published  as  provided  in  section  four  of  this  Act.  No  order  or  permission  shall  be  given  to 
grade  or  pile  and  cap  any  street,  lane,  alley,  place  or  court,  in  the  first  instance,  or  any  portion 
thereof,  without  extending  and  completing  the  same  throughout  the  whole  width  of  such  street, 
lane,  alley,  place  or  court ;  when  any  such  work  has  heretofore  been  done,  or  when  any  such 
work  shall  hereafter  be  done,  in  violation  of  this  section,  neither  the  lots,  or  portions  of  lots,  in 
front  of  which  such  work  has  been  or  may  be  done  hereafter,  nor  the  owners  thereof,  shall  be 
exempt  from  assessments  made  for  the  payment  of  the  work  afterward  done  to  complete  said 
street,  lane,  alley,  place  or  court,  to  its  full  width,  as  provided  in  section  eight  of  this  Act. 

Sec.  6.  Before  giving  out  any  contracts  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  for  doing  any  work 
authorized  by  section  three  of  this  Act,  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  cause 
notice  to  be  conspicuously  posted  in  the  office  of  the  Superintendent  of  Public  Streets  and 
Highways,  and  also  published  for  five  days  (Sundays  and  non-judicial  days  excepted),  inviting 
sealed  proposals  for  the  work  contemplated.  All  proposals  offered  shall  be  delivered  to  the  Clerk 
of  the  Board  of  Supervisors;  and  said  Board  shall,  in  open  session,  open,  examine  and  publicly 
declare  the  same,  and  shall  award  said  work  to  the  lowest  responsible  bidder  ;  and  all  bids  shall 
be  for  a  price  payable  in  gold  coin  of  the  United  States  ;  provided,  said  Board  may  reject  any 
and  all  bids,  should  they  deem  it  for  the  public  good  ;  and  also  may  reject  the  bid  of  any  party  who 
may  be  proved  delinquent  or  unfaithful  in  any  former  contract  with  said  city  or  county.  And  if 
all  bids  shall  be  rejected,  the  Supervisors  shall  direct  the  Clerk  to  again  post  said  notice  and 
publish  the  same,  as  in  the  first  instance.  All  proposals  shall  be  accompanied  with  a  check, 
payable  at  sight,  on  a  bank  or  banking  house  in  said  city  and  county,  duly  certified,  for  the  sum 
of  five  hundred  dollars.  United  States  gold  coin,  payable  to  the  order  of  the  Clerk  of  the  Board 
of  Supervisors,  and  to  be  approved  by  him  ;  and  if  the  bidder  to  whom  the  contract  is  awarded, 
shall,  for  ten  days  thereafter,  fail  or  neglect  to  enter  into  a  contract,  as  hereinafter  provided,  it 
shall  be  the  duty  of  said  Superintendent  to  certify  such  failure  on  the  part  of  said  bidder  to  the 
Clerk  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  who  shall  thereupon  draw  the  money  due  on  said  check  and 
pay  it  over  to  the  Treasurer  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  to  be  by  him  deposited 
to  the  credit  of  the  Street  Department  Fund.  It  is  further  provided,  that  all  persons,  owners 
included,  who  shall  fail  to  enter  into  any  contract,  as  herein  provided,  or  to  complete  the 
contracts  entered  into,  are  hereby  prohibited  from  bidding  a  second  time  for  the  same  work  ;  and 
in  case  of  owners,  they  are  hereby  prohibited  from  electing  to  take  the  same  work  a  second  time, 
and  from  entering  into  any  contract  concerning  the  same.  Notice  of  such  award  shall  be  pub- 
lished for  three  days  (Sundays  and  non-judicial  days  excepted),  and  within  five  days  after  the 
first  publication  of  said  award,  the  owners  of  a  majority  of  the  frontage  of  lots  and  lands  liable 
to  be  assessed  for  said  work,  or  their  agents,  and  who  shall  make  oath  that  they  are  such  owners, 
or  the  agents  of  said  owners,  may  elect  to  do  the  said  work,  and  enter  into  a  written  contract  to 
do  the  whole  work,  at  the  price  for  which  the  same  is  awarded,  upon  giving  the  bond  as  herein- 
after provided ;  and  they  shall  commence  said  work  within  ten  days  from  the  first  publication 
last  above  mentioned  ;  and  shall  prosecute  it  diligently  and  continuously,  and  complete  it  within 
the  time  limited  in  the  contract,  or  within  any  extended  time  ;  but  should  the  said  property 
owners  fail  to  commence  the  said  work  within  said  ten  days,  or  fail  to  prosecute  the  same 
diligently  or  continuously,  in  the  judgment  of  said  Superintendent,  or  complete  it  within  the  time 
prescribed  in  the  contract,  or  within  such  extended  time,  then  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  said  Super- 
intendent to  enter  into  a  contract  with  the  original  bidder  to  whom  the  contract  was  first 


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C  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Paper  and  Envelopes. 


CONSOLIDATION    ACT.  809 


awarded,  to  do  said  work  or  complete  the  same,  as  the  case  may  be,  provided  said  original  bidder 
within  five  days  after  notice  thereof,  elect  to  take  said  contract ;  but  if  he  refuse  to  take  said 
contract,  then  the  said  Superintendent  shall  report  the  same  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  who 
shall,  without  further  petition  on  behalf  of  the  property  owners,  order  the  Clerk  of  the  Board 
of  Supervisors  to  advertise  for  bids,  as  in  the  first  instance,  and  re-let  the  contract,  in  the  manner 
hereinbefore  provided.  And  it  is  further  provided,  that  all  contractors  for  street  work  shall,  at  the 
time  of  entering  into  said  contract,  execute  a  bond  payable  to  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco,  with  two  or  more  sureties,  in  the  sum  of  not  less  than  one  thousand  dollars,  and  in 
such  additional  amount  as  may  be  fixed  by  said  Superintendent,  conditioned  for  the  faithful 
performance  of  said  contract ;  and  said  sureties  shall  justify  in  double  the  amount  of  the  penalty 
fixed  in  said  bond  ;  such  sureties  to  justify  before  said  Superintendent  or  his  deputy.  And  the 
qualifications  and  responsibility  of  such  sureties  shall  be  the  same  as  are  now  prescribed  for 
sureties  on  the  official  bonds  of  the  officers  of  said  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco.  And  it 
is  further  provided,  that  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  or  any  person  suffering  damage 
by  reason  of  the  breach  of  said  contract,  may  sue  on  said  bond  ;  it  is  further  provided,  that  it 
shall  be  the  duty  of  said  Superintendent  to  collect  from  the  contractors,  before  any  contract  is 
signed,  the  expense  of  publication  of  the  notices  mentioned  in  this  Act.  [Amended  April  4, 
1870.1 

Sec.  7.  The  Superintendent  of  Public  Streets  and  Highways  is  hereby  authorized,  in  his 
oflBcial  capacity,  to  enter  into  all  written  contracts,  and  to  receipt  all  bonds  authorized  by  this 
Act,  and  to  do  any  other  acts  either  expressed  or  implied,  that  pertain  to  the  Street  Department 
under  this  Act;  and  said  Superintendent  shall  fix  the  time  for  the  commencement  and  comjjletion 
of  the  work  under  all  contracts  entered  into  by  him,  and  may  extend  the  time  so  fixed  from  time 
to  time  under  the  direction  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors.  And  in  all  cases  where  the  Superin- 
tendent under  the  direction  of  said  Board,  has  extended  the  time  for  the  performance  of  contracts, 
the  same  shall  be  held  to  have  been  legally  extended.  And  whenever,  in  any  contract  heretofore 
made,  the  said  Superintendent  has  fixed  the  time  for  doing  the  work,  or  has  extended  the  same, 
such  acts  shall  be  deemed  and  held  to  have  been  legally  done,  and  it  shall  so  be  held  in  all  the 
Courts  of  this  State  ;  but  this  provision  shall  not  apply  to  any  contracts  the  work  under  which 
has  not  been  commenced.  The  work  provided  for  in  section  three  of  this  Act  must,  in  all 
cases,  be  done  under  the  direction  and  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Superintendent,  and  the  materials 
used  shall  be  such  as  are  required  by  the  said  Superintendent ;  and  all  contracts  made  therefor 
must  contain  this  condition,  and  also  express  notice  that  in  no  case  (except  where  it  is  otherwise 
provided  in  this  Act)  will  the  City  and  County  be  liable  for  any  portion  of  the  expense,  nor  for 
any  delinquency  of  persons  or  property  assessed.  The  assessment  and  apportionment  of  the 
expenses  of  all  such  work,  in  the  mode  herein  provided,  shall  be  made  by  the  said  Superintendent 
of  Public  Streets  and  Highways.     [Amended  April  25,  1863.] 

Sec.  8.  Subdivision  One.  The  expense  incurred  for  any  work  authorized  by  section  three 
of  this  Act,  shall  be  assessed  upon  the  lots  and  lands  fronting  thereon,  except  as  hereinafter  spec- 
ially provided,  each  lot  or  portion  of  lot  being  separately  assessed,  in  proportion  to  its  frontage, 
at  a  rate  per  front  foot  sufficient  to  cover  the  total  expense  of  the  work. 

Subdivision  Two.  The  expense  of  all  improvements  (except  such  as  done  by  contractors  under 
the  provisions  of  section  fourteen  of  this  Act),  until  the  streets,  street-crossings,  lanes,  alleys,  places 
or  courts  are  finally  acccepted,  as  provided  in  section  twenty-one  of  this  Act,  shall  be  assessed 
upon  the  lots  and  lands,  as  provided  in  this  section,  according  to  the  nature  and  character  of  the 
work;  and  after  such  acceptance,  the  expense  of  all  work  thereafter  done  thereon  shall  be  paid  by 
said  city  and  county  out  of  the  Street  Department  Fund  ;  and  if  said  fund  shall  not  be  sufficient 
to  defray  such  expenses,  the  Board  of  Supervisors  may  transfer  from  the  General  Fund  to  the 
Street  Department  Fund  sufficient  money  to  meet  any  deficiency. 

Subdivision  Three.  The  expense  of  work  done  on  main  street  crossings,  except  such  as  are 
provided  for  in  subdivision  eight  of  this  section,  shall  be  assessed  upon  the  four  quarter-blocks 
adjoining  and  cornering  on  the  crossing  ;  and  each  lot  or  part  of  a  lot,  in  such  quarter-blocks, 
fronting  on  such  main  street,  shall  be  separately  assessed,  according  to  its  proportion  of  frontage 
on  the  said  main  street. 

Subdivision  Four.  Where  a  main  street  terminates  at  right  angles  in  another  main  street,  the 
expense  of  the  work  done  on  one-half  the  width  of  the  street  opposite  the  termination  shall  be 
assessed  upon  the  lots  in  each  of  the  two  quarter-blocks  adjoining  and  cornering  on  the  same,  ac- 
cording to  the  frontage  of  such  lots  on  said  main  streets,  and  the  expense  of  the  other  half  of  the 
width  of  said  street  upon  the  lots  fronting  on  the  latter  half  of  the  street  opposite  such  termin- 
ation. 

Subdivision  Five.  "Where  any  small  or  subdivision  street  crosses  a  main  street  the  expense  of 
all  work  done  on  said  crossing  shall  be  assessed  on  all  the  lots  or  portion  of  lots  half  way  on  said 
small  streets  to  the  next  crossing  or  intersection,  or  to  the  end  of  said  small  or  subdivision  street, 
if  it  does  not  meet  another. 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Straw  Hats  and  Trimmings. 


BEDINQTOM",  HOSTETTER  &  CO.,  Agents  for  Hall's  Hair  Renewer. 


810  SAN  FRANCISCO  DIRECTORY. 


Subdivision  Six.  The  expense  of  work  done  on  the  small  or  subdivision  street  crossings  shall 
be  assessed  upon  the  lots  fronting  upon  such  small  streets  on  each  side  thereof,  in  all  directions, 
half  way  to  the  next  street,  place  or  court,  on  either  side,  respectively,  or  to  the  end  of  such  street, 
if  it  does  not  meet  another. 

Subdivision  Seven.  Where  a  small  street,  lane,  alley,  place  or  court  terminates  in  another 
street,  lane,  alley,  place  or  court,  the  expense  of  the  work  done  on  one-half  the  width  of  the  street, 
lane,  alley,  place  or  court  opposite  the  termination  shall  be  assessed  upon  the  lots  fronting  on  such 
small  street,  lane,  alley,  place  or  court  so  terminating,  according  to  its  frontage  thereon,  halfway 
on  each  side,  respectively,  to  the  next  street,  lane,  alley,  place  or  court,  or  to  the  end  of  such  street, 
lane,  alley,  place  or  court,  if  it  does  not  meet  another ;  and  the  other  one-half  of  the  width  upon 
the  lots  fronting  such  termination. 

Subdivision  Eight.  The  maps  now  in  the  office  of  the  said  Superintendent  of  Public  Streets 
and  Highways,  showing  the  street  crossings  or  spaces  formed  or  made  by  the  junction  or  inter- 
section of  other  streets  with  Market  street,  other  than  at  right  angles,  also  showing  other  street 
crossings  adjoining  fractional  or  irregular  blocks  (all  of  which  crossings  or  spaces  are  colored  on 
said  maps  and  numbered  from  three  to  one  hundred  and  fifty,  inclusive),  and  heretofore  certified 
by  said  Superintendent — one  adopted  by  a  resolution  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  number  fifteen 
hundred  and  seventy-eight,  approved  on  the  sixteenth  day  of  December,  eighteen  hundred  and 
sixty-one,  and  the  other  adopted  by  a  resolution  of  the  said  Board,  number  three  thousand  two 
hundred  and  eighty-four,  approved  on  the  twenty-first  day  of  March,  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty- 
four,  which  resolutions  are  copied  on  the  face  of  said  maps,  respectively — shall  be  deemed  and 
held  to  be  ofiBcial  maps  for  the  purposes  of  this  Act,  and  the  same  are  hereby  approved  ;  and  the 
expenses  incurred  for  the  work  done  on  the  said  crossings  or  spaces  formed  by  the  junction  or  in- 
tersection of  East  street  with  Market  street,  and  of  other  streets  with  Market  street,  and  not 
squarely  in  front  of  and  not  properly  assessable  to  lots  fronting  on  such  streets,  and  for  work 
done  on  said  other  street  crossings  and  spaces,  all  of  which  are  colored  on  said  maps,  shall  be  as- 
sessed on  the  contiguous,  adjacent  and  neighboring  irregular  or  quarter  blocks  or  lots  of  land 
which  are  of  the  same  color  as  the  crossings  or  spaces,  and  which  have  a  number  thereon  corres- 
ponding with  the  number  of  the  crossing  or  space  on  which  the  work  has  been  done. 

Subdivision  Nine.  In  all  the  streets  constituting  the  water  front  of  the  City  and  County  of 
San  Francisco,  or  bounded  on  one  side  by  the  property  of  said  city  and  county,  or  crossings  cor- 
nering thereon,  or  on  the  water  front,  the  expense  of  work  done  on  that  portion  of  said  streets, 
from  the  center  line  thereof  to  the  said  water  front,  or  to  such  property  of  the  city  and  county 
bounded  thereon,  and  of  one-fourth  of  their  crossings,  shall  be  provided  for  by  the  said  city  and 
county ;  but  no  contract  for  any  such  work  shall  be  given  out  except  to  the  lowest  responsible 
bidder,  after  an  observance  of  all  the  formalities  required  by  this  Act. 

Subdivision  Ten.  Where  any  work  mentioned  in  section  three  of  this  Act  (sewers,  manholes, 
cesspools,  culverts,  crosswalks,  crossings,  curbings,  grading,  piling  and  capping  excepted)  is  done 
on  one  side  of  the  center  line  of  said  streets,  lanes,  alleys,  places,  or  courts,  the  lots  or  portion  of 
lots  fronting  on  that  side  only  in  front  of  which  said  work  is  done  shall  be  assessed  to  cover  the 
expenses  of  said  work,  according  to  the  provisions  of  this  section. 

Subdivision  Eleven.  The  assessment  made  to  cover  the  expenses  of  the  grading  mentioned  in  the 
proviso  in  section  four  of  this  Act,  shall  be  assessed  upon  all  the  lands,  lots,  and  portions  of  lots, 
fronting  on  either  side  of  said  street,  lying  and  being  between  the  said  main  street  crossings,  in  the 
manner  provided  in  subdivision  one  of  this  section.  Before  any  work  is  done  under  a  contract 
to  complete  the  grading  of  a  partially  graded  street,  lane,  alley,  place  or  court,  under  the  pro- 
visions of  section  four  of  this  Act,  the  City  and  County  Surveyor  shall  ascertain,  as  near  as 
possible,  the  number  of  cubic  yards  of  grading  done,  previous  to  the  letting  of  the  contract,  in 
front  of  each  lot  or  parcel  of  land  fronting  upon  the  work  under  contract,  and  also  ascertain 
the  number  of  cubic  yards  of  grading  necessary  to  complete  the  grading  included  in  the  con- 
tract, and  certify  such  estimates  to  the  Superintendent  of  Public  Streets  and  Highways  before 
the  completion  of  the  work  included  in  said  contract.  And  when  any  owner  of  a  lot  or  lots 
fronting  on  said  partially  graded  street,  lane,  alley,  place  or  court,  has  graded  a  part  of  the 
same,  and  desires  credits  for  grading  done  by  him  previous  to  the  publication  of  the  notice  of 
intention.hc  shall  file  with  the  City  and  County  Surveyor ,previous  to  the  completion  of  the  grading 
under  contract,a  certificate  of  the  City  and  County  Surveyor  in  office  when  the  work  was  performed, 
certifying  the  number  of  cubic  yards  of  grading  done  by  him  on  those  through  whom  he  claims  or 
deraigns  title  :  provided,  however,  that  he  shall  not  be  allowed  any  credits  at  any  time  for  any 
embankment  made  above  or  excavations  made  below  the  official  grade  ;  but  the  cost  of  remov- 
ing such  embankment  or  filling  in  such  excavation  shall  always  be  charged  exclusively  to  the 
owner  or  owners  of  the  lot  or  lots  of  land  fronting  thereon,  in  addition  to  the  pro  rata  rate 
which  may  be  assessed  to  them.  If  the  credit  for  grading,  so  certified  as  aforesaid,  in  cubic 
yards  or  measurement,  equals  the  proportional  amount  of  grading  which  such  owner  would  be 
obliged  to  do  if  no  grading  had  been  done  on  such  street,  lane,  alley,  place  or  court,  then  such 


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owner  and  his  lot  or  lots  shall  be  exempted  from  assessment  for  the  remaining  work  ;  and  if  the 
grading  done  by  such  owner  is  less  than  his  proportional  share,  then  the  work  required  to  be  done 
by  him  in  front  of  his  lot  or  lots,  according  to  the  original  profile  of  the  land  previous  to  any 
grading  thereon,  shall  be  included  in  the  assessment;  and  the  work  certified  as  aforesaid  to  have 
been  done  by  him  at  his  own  expense  shall  be  credited  to  him  at  the  contract  rate :  provided,  that 
in  making  the  assessment  to  cover  the  expense  of  any  work  mentioned  in  this  section,  the  said 
Superintendent  may  deviate  from  its  provisions  and  assess  such  lots  and  lands  fronting  on  any 
street,  lane,  alley,  place  or  court,  as  he  may  decide  liable  to  assessment  for  said  work,  which  de- 
cision may  be  appealed  from  as  hereinafter  provided. 

Subdivision  Twelve.  Section  one  of  an  Act  entitled  an  Act  amendatory  of  and  supplement- 
ary to  an  Act  to  provide  revenue  (or  the  support  of  the  Government  of  this  State,  approved 
April  twenty-ninth,  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-seven,  approved  April  nineteenth,  eighteen  hund- 
red and  fifty-nine,  shall  not  be  applicable  to  the  provisions  of  this  section  ;  but  the  property 
therein  mentioned  shall  be  subject  to  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  and  to  be  assessed  for  work 
done  under  the  provisions  of  this  section.     [Amended,  March  26,  1868.] 

Sec.  9.  After  the  contractor  of  any  street  has  fulfilled  his  contract  to  the  satisfaction  of  the 
Superintendent,  the  said  Superintendent  shall  make  an  assessment  to  cover  the  sura  due  for  the 
work  performed  and  specified  in  such  contract,  including  incidental  expenses,  if  any,  in  con- 
formity with  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  and  according  to  the  character  of  the  work  done,  which 
assessment  shall  briefly  refer  to  the  contract,  the  work  contracted  for  and  performed,  and  shall 
show  the  amount  to  be  paid  therefor,  together  with  the  incidental  expenses,  if  any,  the  rate  per 
front  foot  assessed,  the  amount  of  each  assessment,  the  name  of  the  owner  of  each  lot,  or  portion 
of  lot,  if  known  to  the  Superintendent,  if  unknown  the  word  "  unknown  "  shall  be  written  op- 
posite the  number  of  the  lot,  but  an  assessment  made  to  a  person  not  the  owner,  shall  not 
render  said  assessment  illegal,  and  the  amount  assessed  thereon,  the  number  of  each  lot  or  a 
portion  of  a  lot  assessed,  and  shall  have  attached  thereto  a  diagram,  exhibiting  each  street,  or 
street  crossing,  lane,  alley,  place  or  court,  on  which  any  work  has  been  done,  and  showing  the 
relative  location  of  each  district,  lot  or  portion  of  a  lot  to  the  work  done,  numbered  to 
correspond  with  the  numbers  in  the  assessment,  and  showing  the  number  of  feet  frontage  as- 
sessed for  said  work,  and  contracted  for  and  performed  ;  and  such  assessment  shall  in  all  cases 
be  payable  in  gold  coin  of  the  United  States.     [Amended,  April  4, 1870.] 

Sec.  10.  To  said  assessment  mentioned  in  section  nine  of  this  Act,  shall  be  attached  a 
certificate,  signed  by  said  Superintendent  and  the  Auditor  of  said  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco,  to  the  effect  that  the  said  assessment,  and  the  amount  or  amounts  assessed  to  each 
person,  or  to  each  piece  or  parcel  or  lot  of  land  affected  thereby  or  liable  therefor,  is  true  and 
correct;  and  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  said  Superintendent  to  give  to  each  of  said  contracts  for 
street  improvement  or  assessment  a  name  or  number,  by  which  the  fund  collected  for  the  pay- 
ment of  said  work  shall  be  known  ;  and  it  is  further  provided,  that  the  said  Superintendent 
shall  deliver  to  such  contractor,  upon  the  recording  of  the  assessment,  diagram  and  certificate 
above  re/erred  to,  an  order  for  the  amount  due  to  such  contractor,  payable  only  out  of  such 
fund,  and  in  amounts  as  the  same  is  collected  at  the  end  of  each  month,  such  amounts  to  be  paid 
by  the  City  and  County  Treasurer  to  the  holder  of  said  order,  and  to  be  indorsed  on  the  same 
when  payments  are  so  made ;  and  it  is  further  provided,  that  the  said  Superintendent  shall,  im- 
mediately after  the  recording  of  the  assessment,  diagram  and  certificate,  as  herein  prescribed,  de- 
liver the  same  to  the  Tax  Collector  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  who  shall  note 
thereon  the  time  of  its  receipt  by  him,  and  the  date  when  the  same  shall  become  delinquent,  and 
shall  thereupon  publish  a  brief  notice,  for  the  period  of  thirty  successive  days,  Sundays  and  non- 
judicial days  excepted,  that  the  same  is  in  his  hands  for  collection,  and  that  unless  such  assess- 
ment shall  be  paid  at  his  office  within  thirty  days  after  the  first  publication  of  said  notice,  the 
same  will  be  delinquent,  and  will  be  by  him  delivered  to  the  City  and  County  Attorney  for  col- 
lection by  suit.  That  said  Tax  Collector,  on  the  last  day  of  each  month,  shall  pay  over  to  the 
City  and  County  Treasurer  each  amount  collected,  on  each  separate  assessment,  and  the  same 
shall  be  placed  by  said  Treasurer  to  the  credit  of  the  proper  fund.  And  said  Treasurer  shall 
pay  out  the  said  moneys  so  collected  to  the  parties  holding  the  Superintendent's  orders  on  said 
fund,  as  hereinbefore  prescribed,  and  take  the  proper  vouchers  therefor.  The  said  Tax  Col- 
lector and  the  said  Treasurer  shall  be  respectively  entitled  to  one  additional  clerk,  in  the  discre- 
tion of  said  Board,  at  a  salary  not  exceeding  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per  month  each,  who 
shall  be  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund.     [Amended,  April  4,  1870.] 

Sec.  11.  The  City  and  County  Attorney  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  is  hereby 
authorized,  after  the  passage  of  this  Act,  to  appoint  an  Assistant  City  and  County  Attorney, 
whose  duty  it  shall  be  to  sue  for  and  collect  all  and  every  delinquent  street  assessment,  such 
suits  to  be  prosecuted  as  hereinafter  provided.  Such  Assistant  City  and  County  Attorney  to 
receive  no  compensation,  except  a  fee  and  percentage  in  each  action,  which  shall  be  as  follows  : 
After  suit  brought,  and  before  judgment  or  decree,  said  Attorney  shall  be  entitled  to  charge  and 


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collect,  in  addition  to  the  said  principal  sum  or  sums  for  which  suit  is  brought,  interest,  costs  of 
suit  and  disbursements,  fifteen  dollars  in  each  case  where  suit  is  commenced  ,which  he  shall  have  for 
his  own  use  ;  but  if  a  judgment  or  decree  is  rendered,  fifteen  per  cent,  shall  be  added  and  collected 
as  his  fee  for  collection  ;  provided,  that  said  percentage  fee  of  fifteen  dollars  [per  cent.]  shall 
not  be  allowed  to  exceed  the  sum  of  one  hundred  dollars  in  any  one  judgment ;  and  provided 
further,  that  if  any  suit  is  carried  on  appeal  to  the  Supreme  Court,  he  shall  be  entitled  to  receive 
an  additional  sum  of  one  hundred  dollars,  and  it  is  further  provided,  that  the  said  assessment 
or  assessments  shall  draw  interest  at  the  rate  of  ten  per  cent,  per  annum,  from  the  date  of  the 
recording  of  said  assessment,  down  to  and  after  judgment  or  decree,  any  law  to  the  contrary 
notwithstanding.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  said  Assistant  City  and  County  Attorney  to  commence 
suit  and  recover  said  assessments  within  ten  days  after  the  same  is  delivered  to  him  ;  and  said 
action  shall  be  brought  in  the  name  of  The  People  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 
The  costs  required  to  commence  and  prosecute  said  actions  to  be  drawn  from  the  Street  Depart- 
ment Fund  hereinafter  mentioned  and  returns  [returned]  to  that  fund  when  collected  ;  and  no 
defense  shall  be  interposed  except  : 

First.     Want  of  jurisdiction  to  order  work. 

Second,    That  the  assessment  has  been  paid. 

Third.  Fraud  in  the  assessment  or  in  any  of  the  acts  or  proceedings  prior  thereto,  setting 
out  the  facts  showing  such  fraud. 

And  it  is  further  provided,  that  when  any  contract  for  any  street  work  shall  have  been  made  by 
the  proper  olBcers  of  said  city  and  county,  and  shall  be  fully  and  faithfully  performed  by  the  con- 
tractor thereof,  or  his  assigns,  in  every  respect,  and  in  accordance  with  the  terms  of  said  contract, 
and  afterwards  the  assessment  for  the  payment  of  such  street  work  shall  be  declared  invalid  by  the 
highest  courts  in  the  State,  and  if  such  invalidity  shall  appear  by  the  decision  of  said  courts  not 
to  have  been  in  any  manner  caused  by  the  frauds,  acts,  conduct  or  omissions  of  said  contractor, 
then  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors  of  said  city  and  county  to  order  the 
full  amount  or  amounts  of  such  contract,  or  whatever  amounts  shall  be  due  and  owing  on  said 
contract,  to  be  paid  to  the  contractor,  or  his  assigns,  out  of  the  Street  Department  Fund,  to- 
gether with  all  such  fees  to  the  said  attorney,  as  he,  the  said  attorney,  would  have  been  entitled 
to  if  the  same  had  been  collected  after  judgment  ;  and  the  City  and  County  Auditor  shall  audit, 
and  the  Treasurer  shall  pay  the  same  ;  provided,  that  the  claim  of  said  contractor  shall  be 
presented  within  six  months  after  the  final  determination  of  the  cause  by  such  Court ;  and  upon 
such  payment  to  such  contractor,  as  aforesaid,  the  said  contractor,  or  his  assigns,  shall  assign 
said  contract  to  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco.  Said  Assistant  City  and  County 
Attorney  shall  be  required  to  enter  into  a  bond  in  the  sum  of  twenty  thousand  dollars,  payable 
to  the  said  Street  department  Fund,  with  two  or  more  sureties,  to  be  approved  by  the  County 
Judge  of  said  city  and  county,  and  conditioned  faithfully  and  diligently  to  perform  his  duties  as 
Assfstant  City  and  County  Attorney,  and  to  sue  for  and  collect  all  assessments  that  may  be  de- 
linquent under  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  and  to  pay,  on  the  last  day  of  each  month,  all  moneys 
collected  during  the  month  to  the  Treasurer  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  accompanied 
with  a  statement  to  the  City  and  County  Treasurer  which  shall  designate  the  fund  or  funds  to 
which  said  money  shall  be  applied  ;  and  it  is  especially  provided,  that  the  duties  of  such  Attorney 
shall  extend  only  to  the  collection  of  delinquent  street  assessments,  and  counsel  relative  to  street 
work,  and  in  no  case  shall  be  entitled  to  any  claim  against  or  compensation  from  said  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco,  except  as  hereinbefore  provided.  The  percentage  to  be  paid  said 
Assistant  City  and  County  Attorney,  when  assessments  are  declared  invalid,  shall  be  allowed 
and  paid  monthly,  in  the  same  manner  that  other  claims  against  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  are  allowed ;  but  said  claim  shall  only  be  paid  out  of  the  special  fund  collected  as 
aforesaid.  On  collections  made  and  received  before  judgment  or  decree,  the  percentage  may  be 
retained  by  him.     [Amended,  April  4,  1870.] 

Sec.  12.  The  owner,  contractor,  or  his  assigns,  and  all  persons,  whether  named  in  the  assess- 
ment or  not,  feeling  agrieved  by  any  of  the  acts  or  determinations  of  said  Superintendent,  in 
relation  to  the  acceptance  of  work,  or  to  the  assessment,  or  to  any  act,  proceeding,  matters  or 
thing  done,  suffered  or  committed  by  him,  shall,  within  fifteen  days  after  the  first  publication  of 
notice  of  the  issuance  of  said  assessment,  as  herein  provided,  appeal  to  said  Board  of  Supervisors, 
as  provided  in  this  section,  by  briefly  stating  their  objections  in  writing  and  filing  the  same  with 
the  Clerk  of  said  Board.  Notice  of  the  time  and  place  of  the  hearing,  briefly  referring  to  the  subject 
matters  of  appeal,  and  to  the  acts  or  determinations  objected  to  or  complained  of,  shall  be  pub- 
lished for  five  days,  Sundays  and  non-judicial  days  excepted.  When  said  assessment  shall  have 
been  made  by  said  Superintendent,  he  shall  publish  for  ten  days,  Sundays  and  non-judicial  days 
excepted,  a  brief  noiice  of  said  assessment,  describing  therein  the  general  nature  of  the  work  done, 
and  the  names  of  such  persons  as  are  named  therein  and  the  amount  assessed  to  them  respectively. 
During  the  time  of  said  last  named  publication,  said  Superintendent,  on  application  of  any  of 
said  owners,  may  make  any  changes,  alterations  and  corrections  in  said  assessment,  which  to  him 


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may  seem  just,  or  he  may  annul  the  same,  if  he  finds  the  contract  on  which  the  same  is  based 
has  not  been  performed,  and  make  a  new  assessment  on  performance  thereof,  and  republish  said 
notice  of  ten  days,  with  the  like  right  to  object  to  any  second  assessment  on  the  part  of  the 
owners,  and  of  appeal  to  said  Board  as  herein  provided.  Said  Board  on  appeal,  may  correct, 
alter  or  modify  said  assessment,  as  to  them  shall  seem  just,  and  may  annul  the  same,  and  may 
order  a  new  assessment  to  be  made  in  the  manner  by  them  directed,  and  may  make  any  order 
or  decision  in  relation  to  any  contract  or  the  performance  thereof,  or  in  relation  to  any  of  the 
acts  of  the  contractor  or  the  said  Superintendent,  prior  to  the  date  of  the  hearing  of  said  appeal. 
And  all  the  decisions  and  determinations  of  said  Board  shall  be  final  and  conclusive  upon  all 
persons  entitled  to  an  appeal.  At  the  expiration  of  said  ten  days,  if  no  appeal  is  taken  to  said 
Board,  or  if  an  appeal  is  taken  and  the  appeal  is  dismissed,  or  after  the  decisions  of  said  Board 
on  appeal  have  been  complied  with,  said  assessment,  diagram  and  certificate  shall  be  recorded  in 
suitable  books  kept  in  the  office  of  said  Superintendent  for  that  purpose,  and  when  so  recorded 
the  several  amounts  assessed  shall  be  a  lien  upon  the  land,  lots  or  portions  of  lots  assessed,  re- 
spectively, until  the  same  shall  have  been  fully  paid,  and  have  a  priority  to  all  other  liens,  taxes 
excepted  ;  and  from  and  after  the  date  of  said  recording  all  persons  shall  be  deemed  to  have 
notice  of  the  contents  of  the  record  thereof,  and  of  all  the  records,  proceedings,  orders,  resolu- 
tions and  notices  of  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors  or  of  said  Superintendent  in  relation  to  street 
work.  After  jurisdiction  to  order  any  work  has  been  obtained,  no  irregularity  in^  any  of  the 
subsequent  proceedings  shall  render  any  assessment  illegal.     [Amended,  April  4,  1870.] 

Sec.  13.  Actions  for  the  collection  of  any  delinquent  street  assessment  shall  be  brought  in 
the  name  of  The  People  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  and  in  any  of  the  District 
Courts  in  and  for  said  City  and  County  of  San  JFrancisco,  and  against  the  owner.s  and  all  persons 
having  any  interest  therein,  and  the  said  original  assessments  delivered  to  the  said  Tax  Collector 
of  said  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  for  collection,  shall,  at  the  expiration  of  the  said  fif- 
teen days  from  the  first  publication  thereof,  be  delivered  to  the  Assistant  City  and  County  Attor- 
ney, with  the  word  "  Paid"  marked  opposite  to  each  sum  assessed  and  which  shall  have  been 
paid  ;  also,  to  whom  and  by  whom  paid  and  the  date  of  payment ;  and  said  assessment  or  assess- 
ments, or  the  original  record  thereof,  shall  be  prma  facie  evidence  of  plaintiff's  right  to  recover 
in  the  action,  and  as  to  all  defences  not  hereinbefore  enumerated,  it  shall  be  conclusive  evidence 
of  the  right  of  the  plaintiff'  to  recover.  And  in  case  any  one  or  more  of  the  items  in  the  assess- 
ment or  assessments  are  against  owners  thereof  who  cannot  with  due  diligence  be  found,  the  ser- 
vice in  each  of  such  actions  may  be  had  either  in  manner  as  is  now  prescribed  by  the  Civil 
Practice  Act  of  this  State,  or  in  manner  as  is  prescribed  by  an  Act  of  the  Legislature  of  the 
State  of  California,  entitled  an  Act  supplementary  to  an  Act  entitled  an  Act  in  relation  to  suits 
brought  for  the  collection  of  delinquent  taxes,  approved  May  twelfth,  eighteen  hundred  and  six- 
ty-two, approved  March  twenty-fourth,  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty-four,  and  the  remedies  therein 
provided  are  cumulative  ;  and'  the  said  Assistant  City  and  County  Attorney  shall  have  all  the 
powers  and  authority  which  are  conferred  upon  the  District  Attorney  by  said  last  mentioned  Act. 
The  Court  in  which  such  suit  shall  be  commenced  shall  have  power  to  judge  and  decree  a  lien 
aijainst  the  premises  assessed,  and  to  order  such  premises  to  be  sold  on  execution  or  decree,  as  in 
oUier  cases  of  the  sale  of  real  estate  by  the  process  of  said  Courts  ;  and  on  appeal,  the  appellate 
Court  shall  be  vested  with  the  same  power  to  adjudge  and  decree  a  lien,  and  to  order  to  be  sold 
such  premises  on  execution  or  decree,  as  is  conferred  on  the  Court  from  which  an  appeal  is  taken. 
Such  premises,  if  sold,  may  be  redeemed  as  in  other  cases.  In  bringing  an  action  to  recover 
street  assessments,  the  complaint  need  not  show  any  of  the  proceedings  prior  to  the  issuance  of 
the  assessment,  diagram  and  certificate,  but  it  shall  be  held  legally  sufficient  if  it  shows  the  title 
of  the  Court  in  which  the  action  is  brought  by  the  parties  plaintiff'  and  defendant,  the  date  of 
the  issuance  of  the  assessment,  the  date  of  the  recording  thereof,  the  book  and  page  where  re- 
corded, a  general  statement  of  the  work  done,  a  description  of  the  lot  or  lots  sought  to  be  charged 
with  the  assessments,  the  amount  assessed  thereon,  that  the  same  remains  unpaid,  and  the  proper 
prayer  for  relief ;  said  complaint  may  be  verified  by  said  Assistant  City  and  County  Attorney. 
In  all  suits  now  pending  or  hereafter  to  be  brought  to  recover  street  assessments,  the  proceedings 
therein  shall  be  general  and  regulated  by  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  and  also,  when  not  in  con- 
flict herewith,  by  the  Civil  Practice  Act  of  this  State.  It  is  hereby  expressly  provided  that 
nothing  but  gold  or  silver  coin  of  the  United  States  shall  be  received  in  payment  of  street  assess- 
ments, and  the  judgment  or  decree  in  every  case  shall  be  made  payable  in  and  entered  for  gold 
coin.     [Amended  April  4,  1870.] 

Skc.  14.  The  Superintendent  of  Public  Streets  and  Highways  may  require,  at  his  option, 
by  notice  in  writing  to  be  delivered  to  them  personally  or  left  on  the  premises,  the  owners,  ten- 
ants or  occupants  of  lots  or  portions  of  lots  liable  to  be  assessed  for  work  done  under  the  provis- 
ions of  this  Act  to  improve  forthwith  any  of  the  work  mentioned  in  section  three  of  this  Act  in 
front  of  the  property  of  which  he  is  the  owner,  tenant  or  occupant,  to  the  center  of  the  street  or 
otherwise,  as  the  case  may  require,  or  to  remove  all  dirt  and  filth  from  the  street  in  front  of  his 


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premises  ;  and  by  a  like  notice  to  be  served  personally  upon  the  president  or  any  officer  of  a  rail- 
road corporation  or  company,  or  to  be  left  at  the  office  of  said  corporation  or  company,  to  re- 
quire such  corporation  or  company  to  improve  forthwith  any  work  mentioned  in  this  Act  which 
said  corporation  or  company  are  required  by  law  to  do  and  perform  ;  said  notice  to  specify  what 
improvement  is  required  or  work  is  to  be  done.  After  the  expiration  of  three  days,  the  said  Su- 
perintendent shall  be  deemed  to  have  acquired  jurisdiction  to  contract  for  the  doing;  of  the  work, 
or  making  the  improvements,  or  the  removing  the  filth  and  dirt  required  by  said  notice.  If  such 
improvement  or  work  of  cleaning  be  not  commenced  within  three  days  after  notice  given  as  afore- 
said, and  diligently  and  without  interruption  prosecuted  to  completion,  the  said  Superintendent 
may  enter  into  a  contract  with  any  suitable  person  applying  to  make  said  improvements  or  to 
do  said  cleaning,  at  the  expense  of  the  owner,  tenant  or  occupant,  or  railroad  corporation  or 
company,  as  the  case  may  be,  at  a  reasonable  price,  to  be  determined  by  said  Superintendent ; 
and  such  owner,  tenant  or  occupant,  or  railroad  corporation  or  company,  shall  be  liable  to  pay 
the  same.  After  the  certificate  referred  to  in  section  fifteen  shall  have  been  recorded,  the  sum 
contracted  to  be  paid  shall  be  a  lien,  the  same  as  provided  in  section  ten  of  this  Act,  and  also  a 
lien  upon  the  franchise  and  property  of  said  corporation  or  company,  and  may  be  enforced  in  the 
same  manner  as  other  assessments.     [Amended,  March  26,  1868.] 

Sec.  15.  If  the  expense  of  such  improvements,  or  removing  such  dirt  and  filth  after  the  com- 
pletion thereof,  be  not  paid  to  the  contractor  so  employed,  or  his  agent  or  assignee,  on  demand, 
the  said  contractor  or  his  assigns  shall  have  the  right  to  sue  the  owner,  tenant  or  occupant,  or 
railroad  corporation  or  company,  under  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  for  the  amount  contracted  to 
be  paid,  and  the  certificate  of  the  Superintendent  that  the  work  has  been  properly  done,  and 
thai  the  charges  for  the  same  are  reasonable  and  just,  shall  be  prima  facie  evidence  of  the  amount 
claimed  for  said  "'ork  and  of  the  right  of  the  contractor  to  recover  for  the  same  in  such  action. 
[Amended,  March  '26,  1868.] 

Seo.  16.  In  addition,  and  as  cumulative  to  the  remedies  above  given,  the  Board  of  Supervis- 
ors shall  have  power,  by  resolution  or  ordinance,  to  prescribe  the  penalties  that  shall  be  incurred 
by  any  owner,  tenant,  occupant,  or  railroad  corporation  or  company,  neglecting  or  refusing  to 
make  improvements  or  remove  dirt  and  filth,  as  provided  for  in  section  fourteen  of  this  Act ; 
which  fines  and  penalties  shall  be  recovered  for  the  use  of  the  City  and  County,  by  prosecution 
in  the  name  of  The  People  of  the  State  of  California,  as  in  other  cases  provided  for  in  subdivis- 
ion eleven  of  section  fifteen,  chapter  four  hundred  and  ninety-three,  on  page  five  hundred  and 
forty-four  of  the  Statutes  of  said  State,  approved  May  eighteen,  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty-one, 
and  may  be  applied  if  deemed  expedient  by  Ihe  said"  Board,  in  payment  of  the  expenses  of  any 
such  improvements  when  not  otherwise  provided  for.     [Amended,  March  26,  1868.] 

Sec.  17.  The  person  in  whose  name  the  lots  and  lands  shall  stand  assessed  on  the  assessment 
roll  in  the  office  of  the  Assessor  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  or  the  owner  in  fee,  or 
the  person  in  possession  thereof  claiming  to  own  the  same  or  exercising  acts  of  ownership  over 
the  same  at  the  date  of  said  assessment,  shall  be  regarded  and  deemed  to  be  the  owner  (for  the 
purpose  of  this  law),  according  to  the  true  intent  and  meaning  of  that  word,  as  used  in  this  Act. 
[Amended,  April  4,  1870.] 

Sec.  18.  Any  tenant  or  lessee  of  the  lands  or  lots  liable,  may  pay  the  amount  assessed  against 
the  property  ol'  which  he  is  the  tenant  or  lessee,  under  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  or  he  may  pay 
the  price  agreed  to  be  paid,  under  the  provisions  of  section  fourteen  of  this  Act,  either  before  or 
after  suit  brought,  together  with  costs  to  the  contractor,  or  his  agent  or  assigns  ;  or  he  may  re- 
deem the  property,  if  sold  on  execution  or  decree,  for  the  benefit  of  the  owner,  within  the  time 
prescribed  by  law,  and  deduct  the  amount  so  paid  from  the  rents  due,  and  to  become  due,  from 
him  ;  and  for  any  sum  so  paid  beyond  the  rents  due  from  him,  he  shall  have  a  lien  upon,  and  may 
retain  possession  of  the  said  lands  and  lots,  until  the  amount  so  paid  and  advanced  be  satisfied, 
with  legal  interest,  from  accruing  rents  or  by  payment  by  the  owner. 

Sec.  19.  The  records  kept  by  the  Superintendent  of  Public  Streets  and  Highways,  in  con- 
formity with  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  and  signed  by  him,  shall  have  the  same  force  and  effect 
as  other  public  records  ;  and  such  records,  or  copies  thereof  duly  certified  by  said  Superintendent, 
may  be  used  in  evidence  with  the  [same]  force  and  efiect  as  the  original  assessments,  diagrams 
and  warrants.  The  said  records  shall,  during  all  office  hours,  be  open  to  the  inspection  of  any 
citizen  wishing  to  examine  them,  free  of  charge.     [Amended,  March  26,  1868.] 

Sec.  20.  Notices  in  writing  which  are  required  to  be  given  by  the  Superintendent,  under 
the  provisions  of  this  Act,  may  be  served  by  any  Police  Officer,  with  the  permission  of  the  Chief 
of  Police,  and  the  fact  of  such  service  shall  be  verified  by  oath  of  the  person  making  it,  taken 
before  the  Superintendent  (who  is  hereby  authorized  to  administer  oaths),  Police  Judge,  or  any 
Judge,  or  Justice  of  the  Peace  ;  or  such  notices,  whether  verbal  or  written,  may  be  delivered  by 
the  Superintendent  himself.  The  Superintendent  shall  keep  a  record  of  the  fact  of  giving  such 
notices,  when  delivered  by  himself,  personally,  and  also  of  the  notices  and  proof  of  service,  when 
delivered  by  any  other  person. 


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Sec.  21.  When  any  street  or  portion  of  a  street  has  been  or  shall  hereafter  be  constructed 
to  the  satisfaction  of  the  committee  on  streets,  wharves,  grades  and  public  square*?  of  the  Board 
of  Supervisors  and  said  Superintendent,  and  shall  have  a  brick  sewer  or  cement  pipe  constructed 
therein  under  such  regulations  as  said  Board  shall  adopt,  the  same  shall  be  accepted  by  the 
Board  of  Supervisors,  and  thereafter  shall  be  kept  open  and  improved  by  the  said  city  and 
county,  the  expense  thereof,  together  with  all  work  done  in  front  of  city  property  to  be  paid  out 
of  the  Street  Department  Fund  ;  provided,  that  the  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  not  accept  of 
any  portion  of  the  street  less  than  the  entire  width  of  the  roadway  (including  the  curbing  and  one 
block  in  length  or  one  entire  crossing)  ;  and  provided,  further,  that  the  Board  of  Supervisors 
may  partially  or  conditionally  accept  any  street  or  portion  of  a  street  without  a  sewer  or  pipe 
therein,  as  above  stated,  if  a  sewer  or  pipe  therein  shall  be  deemed  by  them  unnecessary ;  but  the 
lots  of  land  previously  assessable  for  the  cost  of  construction  of  a  sewer  or  pipe  shall  still  remain 
and  be  assessable  for  such  cost,  and  for  the  cost  of  repairs  and  restoration  of  the  street  damaged 
in  the  said  construction,  when  a  sewer  or  pipe  shall  be  deemed  necessary,  the  same  as  if  no  partial 
or  conditional  acceptance  had  ever  been  had.  The  said  Superintendent  shall  keep  in  his  office  a 
register  of  all  accepted  streets,  the  same  to  be  indexed  so  that  reference  may  be  easily  had  thereto. 
[Amended,  April  4,  1870.] 

Sec.  22.  The  said  Superintendent  shall  keep  a  public  office  in  some  convenient  place,  to  be 
designated  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  ;  and  his  office  shall  be  kept  open  as  in  this  Act  required. 
He  shall  not,  during  his  continuance  in  office,  follow  any  other  profession  or  calling,  but  shall 
be  required  to  devote  himself  exclusively  to  the  duties  of  his  office.  He  shall  be  allowed  not  more 
than  eleven  deputies,  to  be  by  him  appointed  from  time  to  time.  Three  of  said  deputies  shall 
receive  a  salary  of  two  hundred  dollars  per  month  each,  and  four  of  said  deputies  shall  receive  a 
salary  of  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per  month  each,  and  four  of  said  deputies  shall  receive  a 
salary  of  one  hundred  and  twenty-five  dollars  per  month  each.  It  shall  be  lawful  tor  the  said 
deputies  to  perform  all  or  any  of  the  duties  conferred  by  this  Act  upon  the  Superintendent  of 
Public  Streets  and  Highways,  under  the  direction  of  the  said  Superintendent,  except  the  accept- 
ance or  approval  of  work  done.  The  Superintendent  of  Public  Streets  and  Highways,  or  his 
deputies,  shall  superintend  and  direct  the  clearing  of  all  sewers  in  the  public  streets,  and  the  ex- 
pense of  the  same  shall  be  paid  out  of  the  Street  Department  Fund,  in  the  same  manner  as  pro- 
vided for  the  improvements  of  streets  that  have  been  finally  accepted,  as  in  this  Act  provided. 
[Amended,  April  4,  1870.] 

Sec.  23.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  said  Superintendent  to  see  that  the  laws,  orders,  and 
regulations,  relating  to  the  public  streets  and  highways,  are  carried  into  execution,  and  that  the 
penalties  therefor  are  rigidly  enforced.  It  is  required  that  he  shall  keep  himself  informed  of  the 
condition  of  all  public  streets  and  highways,  and  also  all  public  buildings,  parks,  lots  and  ground, 
of  the  said  city  and  county,  as  may  be  prescribed  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors.  He  shall,  before 
entering  upon  the  duties  of  his  office,  give  bonds  to  the  city  and  county  in  such  sura  as  may  be 
fixed  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  conditioned  for  the  faithful  discharge  of  the  duties  of  his  office  ; 
and  should  said  Superintendent  fail  to  see  that  the  laws,  orders,  and  regulations,  relating  to  the 
public  streets  and  highways,  are  carried  into  execution,  after  notice  from  any  citizen  of  a  viola- 
tion thereof,  the  said  Superintendent  and  his  sureties  shall  be  liable  upon  his  official  bond,  to  any 
person  injured  in  his  person  or  property  in  consequence  of  said  official  neglect. 

Sec.  24.  No  recourse  shall  be  had  against  said  city  and  county  for  damage  to  person  or 
property  suffered  or  sustained  by  or  by  reason  of  the  defective  condition  of  any  street  or  public 
highway  of  said  city  and  county,  whether  originally  existing,  or  occasioned  by  construction, 
excavation,  embankment,  or  want  of  repair  of  such  street  or  public  highway,  and  whether  such 
damage  be  occasioned  by  accident  on  said  street  or  public  highway,  or  by  falling  from  or  upon 
the  same.  But  if  any  person,  while  carefully  using  any  street  or  public  highway  of  said  city 
and  county,  graded,  or  in  course  of  being  graded,  or  carefully  using  any  other  street  or 
public  highway  leading  into  or  crossing  the  same,  be  injured,  killed,  lost,  or  destroyed,  or  any 
horses,  animals,  or  other  property,  be  lost,  injured,  or  destroyed,  through  any  defect  in  said  street 
or  public  highway,  graded,  or  in  course  of  being  graded  as  aforesaid,  or  by  reason  of  any  excava- 
tion or  embankment  in  or  of  the  same,  or  by  falling  from  or  upon  such  embankment  or  excava- 
tion, then  the  person  or  persons  upon  whom  the  law  may  impose  the  duty  either  to  repair  such 
defect  or  to  guard  the  public  from  the  excavation,  embankment,  or  grading  aforesaid,  and  also 
the  officer  or  officers  through  whose  official  neglect  such  defect  remained  unrepaired,  or  said 
excavation  or  embankment  remained  ungraded  [unguarded?],  as  aforesaid,  shall  be  jointly  and 
severally  liable  to  the  person  or  persons  injured  for  the  damages  sustained.  [Amended,  April 
25,  1863.] 

Sec.  25.  The  City  Surveyor  shall  be  the  proper  officer  to  do  the  surveying  and  other  work 
which  may  be  necessary  to  be  done  under  sections  one  and  two  of  this  Act,  and  to  survey, 
measure  and  estimate  the  work  done  under  contracts  for  grading  streets  ;  and  every  certificate  of 
work  done  by  him,  signed  in  his  official  character,  shall  be  prima  facie  [evidence]  in  all  the 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Perfumery  and  Fancy  Soapa. 


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Courts  in  this  State,  of  the  truth  of  its  coutents ;  he  shall  also  keep  a  record  of  all  surveys 
made  under  the  provisions  of  section  one  of  this  Act,  as  in  other  cases  ;  the  Superintendent  shall 
measure  and  determine  any  other  work  which  may  be  done  under  the  provisions  of  this  Act. 

Second.  The  words  "  improve,"  "  improved,"  and  "  improvements,"  as  used  in  this  Act, 
shall  include  all  necessary  repairs  of  all  work  mentioned  in  section  three  of  this  Act,  and  also  the 
reconstruction  of  all,  or  any  portion,  of  said  work. 

Third.  The  term  "  main  street,"  as  used  in  this  Act,  means  such  street  or  streets  as  bound  a 
block  ;  the  term  "  street "  shall  include  crossings. 

Fourth.  The  term  "  block  "  shall  mean  the  blocks  which  are  known  or  designated  as  such 
on  the  map  and  books  of  the  Assessor  of  said  city  and  county. 

Fifth.  The  term  "  incidental  expenses  "  shall  mean  the  expense  for  work  done  by  the  City 
Surveyor,  under  the  provisions  of  this  Act ;  also,  the  expense  of  printing,  measuring  and  adver- 
tising the  work  done  under  contracts  for  grading,  and  the  expense  of  superintendence  of 
sewers,  and  of  piling  and  capping,  and  repiling  and  recapping,  paving  and  repaying  [and]  mac- 
adamizing. 

Sixth.  The  publication  of  notices,  required  by  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  shall  be  published 
daily,  (Sundays  excepted)  in  the  newspaper  doing  the  printing  by  contract  for  said  city  and 
county.     [Amended,  March  31,  1866.] 

Sec.  26.  First.  All  assessments  hereafter  to  be  made,  to  cover  the  expense  of  work  pro- 
vided for  by  contracts  awarded  prior  to  the  first  day  of  June,  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty-one, 
and  after  George  T.  Bohen  became  the  Acting  Superintendent,  shall  be  assessed  as  provided  by 
the  law  in  relation  thereto,  and  in  force  at  the  time  said  work  was  awarded  ;  and  all  assessments 
heretofore  made  by  George  T.  Bohen,  as  Superintendent,  under  said  laws,  to  cover  the  expense  of 
such  work,  shall  be  deemed  and  held  to  have  been  assessed  under  the  proper  law. 

Second.  All  assessments  hereafter  to  be  made  to  cover  the  expense  of  work  provided  for  by 
contracts  awarded  on  and  after  the  first  of  June,  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty-one,  shall  be 
assessed  according  to  the  provisions  of  this  Act. 

Sec.  27.  The  Superintendent  shall  appoint  a  person  or  persons,  suitable  to  take  charge  of 
and  superintend  the  construction  or  improvement  of  each  and  every  sewer,  and  of  piling  and 
capping,  and  repiling  and  recapping,  paving  and  repaving  and  macadamizing,  whose  duty  it 
shall  be  to  see  that  the  contract  made  for  the  doing  of  said  work  is  strictly  fulfilled  in  every 
respect,  and  in  case  of  any  departure  therefrom,  to  report  the  same  to  saicl  Superintendent.  He 
shall  be  allowed  for  his  time  actually  employed  in  the  discharge  of  his  duties,  such  compensation 
as  shall  be  just,  but  not  to  exceed  five  dollars  per  day.  The  sum  to  which  the  party  so  employed 
shall  be  entitled,  shall  be  deemed  to  be  incidental  expenses  within  the  meaning  of  those  words, 
as  defined  in  this  Act ;  provided,  that  the  owners  of  more  than  one-half  of  the  frontage  of  the 
lots  and  lands  fronting  on  the  work  proposed  to  be  done  under  this  section,  may,  within  forty- 
eight  hours  after  the  work  has  been  commenced,  appoint  their  own  superintendent  of  the  work, 
and  provide  for  his  compensation  by  private  agreement.     [Amended  March  31,  1866.1 

Sec.  28.  [Legalizes  the  publication  of  notices,  etc.,  in  the  Daily  and  Weekly  '•  Herald  and 
Mirror."'\ 

Sec.  29.  Article  four,  embracing  sections  from  thirty-six  to  sixty-four,  inclusive,  of  an  Act 
entitled  an  Act  to  repeal  the  several  Charters  of  the  City  of  San  Francisco,  to  establish  the 
boundaries  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  and  to  consolidate  the  government 
thereof,  approved  April  nineteenth,  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-six,  and  sections  three,  four,  five, 
six,  seven,  eight,  nine,  ten,  eleven,  twelve,  thirteen  and  fourteen,  of  an  Act  entitled  an  Act 
amendatory  to  an  Act  entitled  an  Act  to  repeal  the  several  Charters  of  the  City  of  San  Fran- 
cisco, to  establish  the  boundaries  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  and  to  consolidate 
the  government  thereof,  approved  April  nineteenth,  A.D.,  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-six, 
approved  March  twenty-eighth,  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-nine,  and  sections,  two,  three,  four, 
five,  six,  seven,  eight,  nine,  ten,  eleven,  twelve,  thirteen,  sixteen  and  seventeen,  of  an  Act  entitled 
an  Act  amendatory  of  an  Act  entitled  an  Act  to  repeal  the  several  Charters  of  the  City  of  San 
Francisco,  to  establish  the  boundaries  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Franci.sco,  and  to 
consolidate  the  government  thereof,  approved  the  nineteenth  day  of  April,  eighteen  hundred  and 
fifty-six,  and  of  an  Act  amendatory  and  supplementary  thereof,  approved  the  eighteenth  day  of 
April,  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-seven,  and  of  an  Act  amendatory  thereof,  approved  the 
twenty-eighth  day  of  March,  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-nine,  and  supplementary  to  said  Acts, 
approved  May  eighteenth,  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty-one — all  and  singular,  and  ail  Acts  or 
parts  of  Acts,  in  conflict  with  this  Act,  are  hereby  repealed  ;  and  this  Act  shall  be  deemed  to 
be  substituted  in  place  of  the  sections  under  the  head  of  said  article  four,  and  as  amendatory  of 
the  Act  first  above  recited  in  this  section,  and  held  as  part  thereof,  and  shall  be  taken  and 
deemed  a  public  Act,  to  take  eflect  from  and  after  its  passage.  All  proceedings  which  may 
have  been  taken  under  the  law  for  which  this  law  is  a  substitute,  ai)d  which  are  pending  at  the 
time   this  law  shall   take  effect,  may   be  continued  and  completed  under  this  law  ;   and  all 


In  insuring  your  property,  place  the  risk  with  the  PEOPLES 


C.  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Importers  and  Jobbers. 


CONSOLIDATION     ACT.  817 


advertisements  being  published  at  the  date  of  the  passage  of  this  Act,  shall  be  published  for  the 
respective  periods  provided  by  the  law  in  force  at  the  time  the  publication  may  have  been 
commenced. 

Of  the  Act  of  April  2.5,'1863,  the  following  is  not  incorporated  in  the  preceding  sections. 

Sec.  10.  The  Board  of  Supervisors,  upon  receiving  a  petition  for  that  purpose  from  the 
owners  of  a  majority  of  the  property  on  any  one  or  more  blocks,  estimating  the  property  by  the 
front  foot,  in  that  portion  of  the  city  and  county  of  San  Francisco  lying  west  of  Laikin  street 
and  southwest  of  Ninth  street,  may  order  the  grading  or  other  improvement  of  such  street  or 
streets,  in  accordance  with  the  prayer  of  the  petitioners,  and  without  reference  to  the  ofBcial 
width  or  grade  of  such  street,  or  streets,  and  in  the  same  manner  as  other  street  improvements 
provided  for  in  this  act ;  provided,  that  no  street  shall  be  raised  above  or  cut  below  the  official 
grade. 

Of  the  Act  of  April  4, 1870,  the  following  : 

Sec.  12.  The  Act  of  March  fourteenth,  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty-eight,  entitled  an  Act  to 
provide  for  paving  the  streets  in  the  city  and  county  of  San  Francisco,  as  well  as  all  Acts  or 
parts  of  Acts  conflicting  or  inconsistent  with  this  Act,  are  hereby  repealed. 

Sec.  13.  This  Act  shall  be  liberally  construed  to  carry  out  the  intentions  and  purposes  of 
this  Act,  and  shall  not  be  construed  so  as  to  affect  any  contracts  heretofore  awarded,  or  assess- 
ments issued. 

Of  the  Act  of  March  31, 1866,  the  following  : 

Section  1.  Whenever  street  work  or  grading  of  any  street  or  part  thereof  may  be  deenaed 
necessary  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  on  a  portion 
of  any  street  in  front  of  any  lot  owned  or  possessed  by  the  Government  of  the  United  States, 
said  i3oard  shall  have  power  to  order  the  whole  or  any  portion  of  such  street  in  front  of  any 
such  lot  to  be  graded,  paved,  planked,  or  repaired,  any  law  to  the  contrary  notwithstanding. 

Supplemental  VII.  —  An  Act  to  provide  for  Pnving  the.  Streets  in  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco. — Approved  April  2, 1866. 
Section  1.  Whenever  a  majority  of  the  owners,  or  their  agents,  in  frontage  of  any  lot  or 
block  of  land  fronting  on  any  street,  lane,  alley,  place,  court  or  street  crossing,  in  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco,  petition  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  said  city  and  county,  for  the 
construction  of  the  "  Nicolson  "  pavement,  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  order  the  same 
to  be  laid  down  and  constructed  under  the  same  laws  and  regulations  as  other  pavements  are 
constructed,  and  when  the  same  is  completed  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Superintendent  of  Streets, 
the  Board  of  Supervisors  may  accept  the  same,  in  the  same  manner  as  other  pavements  are 
accepted,  and  be  liable  to  the  same  restrictions,  privileges,  and  rights,  and  be  governed  by  the 
same  laws  and  regulations  as  other  pavements  are,  and  no  other.  Said  "  Nicolson  "  pavement 
shall  not  cost  to  exceed  twenty-eight  cents  in  gold  or  silver  coin  per  square  foot. 

Supplemental   VIII.  —  An  Act  to  provide  for  Pnvinf^  the  Streets  in  the  City  and  Con'nty  of  San 
FraiLcisco. — Approved  Jhirch  1-1,  1868.    Amended  April  4,  1870. 

Section  1.  Whenever  the  owners,  or  their  agents,  of  more  than  one-half  in  frontage  of  lots 
and  lands  fronting  on  any  street,  lane,  alley,  place  or  court,  or  of  more  than  one-half  of  the  lots 
and  lund>!  assessable  for  the  cost  of  all  work  done  on  any  street  crossing  in  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco,  shall  petition  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  said  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  for  the  construction  of  Stowe  foundation  pavement,  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  said  Board 
of  Supervisors  to  order  the  same  to  be  laid  down  and  constructed,  and  after  the  same  is  com- 
pleted then  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County  of 
San  Francisco  to  accept  the  same,  in  all  and  every  respect  as  cobble  stone  pavements  are  now, 
or  may  be  hereafter  accepted  by  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors  :  "provided,  said  Stowe  founda- 
tion pavement  shall  be  constructed  of  black-heart  redwood,  and  the  blocks  placed  with  the  grain 
of  the  wood  in  a  vertical  position,  which  blocks  shall  be  not  less  than  six  inches  in  length 
and  four  inches  in  thickness,  the  said  pavement  to  be  otherwise  made  in  accordance  with  the 
specifications  now  on  file  in  the  office  of  the  Superintendent  of  Streets  and  Highways  of  said 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco.* 

ARTICLE    V. 

SUPERVISORS. 

Sec.  65.  The  Supervisors,  in  their  respective  districts,  shall  vigilantly  observe  the  conduct  of 
all  public  officers,  and  take  notice  of  the  fidelity  and  exactitude,  or  the  want  thereof,  with  which 
they  execute  their  duties  and  obligations,  especially  in  the  collection,  custody,  administration. 


*  For  .\cts  Authorizing  the  Board  of  Supervisors  to  Open  Streets,  see  Supplemental  XI. :  To  Modify  Grades  of  Streets, 
see  Supplemental  XII.;  To  Establish  Grades  of  Streets,  see  Supplemental  Xlll. ;  To  Change  Grades  of  Streets,  see 
Supplemental  XIV. 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO..  118  Sansom  Street,  Yankee  Notions. 


YERBA  SANTA,  the  great  Blood  Purifier,  cares  Bheumatism,  Neurafgla  and  Gout. 


818  SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY, 


and  disbursement  of  public  funds  and  property  ;  for  which  purpose  the  books,  records,  and  official 
papers,  of  all  officers  and  magistrates  of  such  district  shall,  at  all  convenient  times,  be  open  to 
their  inspection.  They  shall  take  care  that  the  books  and  records  of  all  officers  in  their  district 
are  kept  in  legal  and  proper  form.  They  shall  have  power,  and  it  shall  be  their  duty,  every 
month,  to  examine  the  accounts  of  any  officer  of  their  respective  districts,  having  the  collection 
and  custody  of  the  public  funds,  to  examine  and  count  over  the  moneys  remaining  in  the  hands  of 
such  officers,  and  shall  note  any  discrepancy  or  defalcation  that  may  be  discovered  or  reason- 
ably suspected,  and  report  the  same  forthwith,  together  with  any  willful  official  negligence  or 
misconduct  on  the  part  of  any  such  officer,  to  the  President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors. 

Sec.  66.  At  every  regular  session  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  before  proceeding  to  other 
business,  each  member  shall  be  called  upon  to  report,  orally,  upon  the  matters  specified  in  the 
preceding  section  ;  to  give  information  of  the  condition  of  his  district,  in  regard  to  public  schools, 
streets,  roads,  and  highways,  health,  police,  industry,  and  population  ;  and  to  suggest  any  defects 
he  may  have  noticed  in  the  laws  and  regulations,  or  the  administration  thereof,  and  the  means  of 
remedying  them. 

Sec.  67.  The  Supervisors  shall  meet  within  five  days  after  each  annual  election,  and  also  on 
the  first  Monday  of  January,  April,  July  and  October,  of  each  year,  and  at  such  other  times  as 
specially  required  by  law  ;  or  they  may,  for  urgent  reasons,  be  specially  convoked  by  the  Presi- 
dent of  the  Board  of  Supervisors.  A  majority  of  all  the  Supervisors  to  be  elected  in  the  several 
districts  shall  constitute  a  quorum  to  do  business  ;  and  no  regulation,  resolution,  ordinance,  or 
order  of  the  Board,  can  puss  without  the  concurrence  of  a  majority  of  all  the  members  elected, 
I  seven  votes  necessary.  Act  March  30,  1868]  but  a  smaller  number  may  adjourn  from  day  to 
day.  All  the  sessions,  acts,  and  resolutions  of  the  Board  shall  be  public.  The  President  of  the 
Board  of  Supervisors,  elected  by  the  city  and  county  at  large,  shall  preside  at  all  the  sessions  of 
the  Board,  without  the  right  to  vote.  In  his  absence,  during  any  session,  the  Board  shall 
appoint  a  President  pro  tempore,  who  shall,  however,  have  the  same  vote  as  other  members. 
The  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  be  judge  of  election  returns  and  qualifications  of  its  own  members, 
and  shall  order  and  provide  for  holding  elections  in  the  proper  districts,  to  611  vacancies  [see  sec- 
tion 6.  page  791,  Amendment  Act,  April  27,  1863 J  which  may  happen  or  exist  more  than  six 
months  previous  to  the  next  general  election ;  at  which  general  election  such  office  shall  be  filled 
by  election  for  the  full  term  of  two  years.  The  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  determine  the  rules  of 
its  proceedings,  keep  a  record  of  its  acts  and  resolutions,  and  allow  the  same  to  be  published  ; 
and  the  yeas  and  nays  on  any  question  shall,  at  the  request  of  any  member,  be  entered  on  its 
journal.  The  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  appoint  a  Clerk  with  a  salary  of  twenty-four  hundred 
dollars  a  year,  [Amended  Act  April  4,  1863]  to  hold  office  during  the  pleasure  of  the  Board, 
who  shall  be  ex  officio  Clerk  of  the  Board  of  Equalization,  without  any  additional  salary  as  such, 
[Amended  May  17,  1871]  and  shall  be  required  to  take  the  constitutional  oath  of  office,  and  give 
bond  for  the  faithful  discharge  of  the  duties  of  his  office.*  He  shall  have  power  to  administer 
such  oaths  and  affirmations  as  may  be  required  by  law,  or  the  regulations  or  the  orders  of  the 
Board,  relating  to  any  demands  upon  the  Treasury  or  other  business  connected  with  the  gov- 
ernment of  the  city  and  county ;  and  shall  also  have  power  to  certify  and  authenticate  copies 
of  all  records,  papers,  and  documents  in  his  official  custody.  The  powers  of  the  Board  of  Sup- 
ervisors are  those  granted  in  this  Act,  and  they  are  prohibited  to  exercise  any  others. — [Amended 
April  18, 1857.] 

Sec.  68.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  vigilantly  to  ob- 
serve the  official  conduct  of  each  Supervisor  in  his  district,  and  of  all  public  officers  of  the  city  and 
county,  and  to  take  note  of  the  fidelity  and  exactitude,  or  want  thereof,  with  which  they  execute 
their  duties  and  obligations,  especially  in  the  collection,  oustody,  administration  and  disburse- 
ment of  the  public  funds  and  property;  for  which  purpose  the  books,  records  and  official  papers 
of  all  officers  and  magistrates  of  said  city  and  county  shall,  at  all  convenient  times,  be  open  to 
his  inspection.  He  shall  take  especial  care  to  see  that  the  books  and  records  of  all  such  oflScers 
are  kept  in  legal  and  proper  form  ;  and  any  official  defalcation,  or  willful  neglect  of  duty,  or 
official  misconduct,  which  he  may  have  discovered,  or  which  shall  have  been  reported  to  him  by 
any  Supervisor,  shall,  at  the  earliest  opportunity,  be  laid  before  the  Grand  Jury,  in  order  that 
the  officer  in  default  may  be  proceeded  against  according  to  law.  Every  ordinance  or  resolution 
of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  providing  for  any  specific  improvement,  the  granting  of  any 
privilege,  or  involving  the  lease  or  other  appropriation  of  public  property,  or  the  expenditure  of 
public  moneys,  (except  for  sums  less  than  five  hundred  dollars)  or  levying  tax  or  assessment,  and 
every  ordinance  or  resolution  imposing  a  new  duty  or  penalty,  shall,  after  its  introduction  in  the 
Board,  be  published  with  the  ayes  and  nays,  in  some  city  daily  newspaper,  at  least  five  successive 
days  before  final  action  of  the  Board  upon  the  same ;  and  every  such  ordinance,  after  the  same 
shall  pass  the  Board,  shall,  before  it  takes  effect,  be  presented  to  the  President  of  the  Board  for 


*  The  Clerk  of  the  Board  is  authorized  to  appoint  an  assistant  with  a  salary  of  one  hundred  and  twenty-flve  dollars 
per  month.— [Act  of  February  14,  1866:  amended  March  14, 186s.] 


"  Fair  dealing  and  prompt  payments  "—the  motto  of  the  P£OPXi£S. 


C.  p.  VAN  SOHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Boots  and  Shoes. 


CONSOLIDATION    ACT.  819 


his  approval.  If  he  approves,  he  shall  sign  it ;  if  not,  he  shall  return  it  within  ten  days,  to  the 
Board,  with  his  objections  in  writing.  The  Board  shall  then  enter  the  objections  on  the  journals 
and  publish  them  in  some  city  newspaper.  If  at  any  stated  meeting  thereafter,  two-thirds  of  all 
the  members  elected  to  the  Board  [nine  votes  necessary,  Act  March  30,  1868]  vote  for  such  or- 
dinance or  resolution,  it  shall  then,  despite  the  objections  of  the  President,  become  valid.  Should 
any  such  ordinance  or  resolution  not  be  returned  by  the  President  within  ten  days  after  he 
receives  it,  it  shall  become  valid,  the  same  as  if  it  had  received  his  signature. 

Sec.  69.  All  contracts  for  building*  and  printing,!  to  be  done  for  the  said  city  and  county, 
and  ordinary  supplies  for  the  subsistence  of  prisoners,  must  be  given  by  the  Board  of  Supervi- 
sors to  the  lowest  bidder  offering  adequate  security,  after  due  public  notice,  published  for  not  less 
than  five  days,  in  at  least  two  newspapers  in  said  city  and  county.  All  contracts  for  subsistence 
of  prisoners  must  be  given  out  annually,  at  a  fixed  price  per  day,  not  exceeding  twenty-five  cents 
per  diem,  for  each  person  connected  with  the  prison  [Amendment  Act,  April  26,  1862];  and  the 
advertisement  for  proposals  to  be  published  as  aforesaid  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  shall 
specify  each  article  that  will  be  required,  the  quantity  thereof,  the  quantity  for  each  person,  and 
the  existing  and  probable  number  of  persons  to  be  supplied.  All  articles  of  food  supplied  for 
prisoners  must  be  of  sound  and  wholesome  quality,  and  subject  to  the  inspection  and  approval 
of  the  keeper  of  the  prison,  and  also  the  President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  and  Police 
Judge  of  said  city  and  county,  all  of  which  must  be  expressed  in  the  contract  therefor  to  be  entered 
into. 

Sec.  70.  The  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  have  power  to  hear  and  determine  appeals  from  the 
executive  ofiBcers  of  said  city  and  county,  in  the  cases  provided  in  this  Act ;  and  in  all  cases  of 
an  appeal  taken  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  or  Board  of  Education,  from  the  order  or  decision 
made  by  any  other  ofiScer  or  officers,  such  officer  or  officers  shall  furnish  the  Board  with  a  state- 
ment of  his  or  their  reasons  for  the  orders  or  decisions  so  appealed  from  ;  and  the  party  appealing 
shall  be  heard  briefly,  but  without  the  observance  of  any  technical  or  other  formalities  not 
necessary,  in  the  discretion  of  the  Board,  to  a  just  decision,  which  shall,  after  ascertaining  the 
true  state  of  the  case,  be  given  without  delay. 

Sec.  71.  First.  On  or  before  the  first  Monday  of  May,  annually,  the  Board  of  Supervisors 
of  said  city  and  county  shall  levy  the  amount  of  taxes  for  State,  city  and  county  purposes, 
required  by  law  to  be  levied  upon  all  property,  not  exempt  from  taxation,  said  amount  to  be 
such  as  the  said  Board  may  deem  sufficient  to  provide  for  the  payment  of  all  demands  upon  the 
treasury  thereof,  authorized  by  law  to  be  paid  out  of  the  same ;  provided,  that  such  taxation, 
exclusive  of  the  State  tax,  and  any  and  all  special  taxes  now  or  which  hereafter  may  be  author- 
ized by  law,  shall  not  in  the  aggregate  exceed  the  rate  now  allowed  by  said  Act,  of  which  this 
is  amendatory,  to  wit :  two  dollars  and  thirty-five  cents  upon  each  one  hundred  dollars  valuation 
of  the  property  to  be  assessed  :  provided,  further,  that  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors  shall,  in 
making  the  said  levy  of  said  taxes,  apportion  and  divide  the  taxes  so  levied  and  to  be  collected 
and  applied  to  the  several  specific  funds,  known  as  the  Corporation  Debt  Fund,  General  Fund, 
School  Fund,  Street  Light  Fund,  and  Street  Department  Fund,  according  to  the  estimate  of 
said  Board  of  the  necessities  of  the  said  funds,  except  that  the  rate  for  the  School  Fund  shall  not 
exceed  thirty-five  cents  J  on  each  one  hundred  dollars'  valuation  of  property  :  and,  provided 
further,  that  the  said  Board  shall  authorize  the  disbursement  of  said  money  for  the  purposes  here- 
inafter mentioned ;  and  at  the  close  of  each  fiscal  year  the  said  Board  shall  direct  the  Treasurer  to 
transfer  all  surplus  moneys  of  all  funds,  excepting  the  School  Fund,  after  liquidating  or  pro- 
viding for  all  outstanding  demands  upon  said  funds,  to  the  General  Fund  ;  but  no  money  shall 
be  transferred  from  either  of  the  said  funds  to  another,  nor  used  in  paying  any  demand  upon 
such  other  fund,  until  all  the  indebtedness  arising  in  any  fiscal  year  and  payable  out  of  said 
funds  so  raised  for  said  fiscal  year,  shall  have  been  paid  and  discharged. 

Second.  The  Corporation  Debt  Fund  shall  be  applied  to  and  used  for  the  payment  of  demands 
authorized  under  the  fourth,  fifth,  sixth,  eighth,  and  tenth  subdivisions  of  section  ninety-five  of 
the  Act  of  which  this  is  amendatory,  and  the  several  other  Acts  amendatory  thereof,  and  of 
section  seven  of  an  Act,  entitled  "  An  Act  to  provide  for  the  Funding  and  Payment  of  the 
Outstanding  Unfunded  Claims  against  the  City  of  San  Francisco,  and  against  the  County  of 
San  Francisco,  as  they  existed  prior  to  the  first  day  of  July,  a.d.  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-eight." 

Third.  The  General  Fund  shall  be  applied  and  used  for  the  payment  of  all  sums  authorized 
by  law  to  be  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  and  not  otherwise  provided  for  in  this  Act. 


*  Inapplicable  to  the  Board  of  Education  and  the  property  of  the  School  Department.  —  [Act  April  26,  1858. 
—Compiler.] 

t  The  official  advertising  of  the  SherifTs  shaU  be  included  in  the  advertisement  for  propos.als  to  do  the  city  and 
county  printing.— [Act  March  24,  1868.1 

i  'i'lic  Board  of  .Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  are  hereby  authorized  and  required,  upon 
request  of  ttie  Board  of  Education  of  said  city  and  count3',  to  levy  and  collect  upon  the  real  estate  and  personal 
property  within  the  said  city  and  county,  a  tax  of  forty-flve  cents  on  each  one  hundred  dollars  of  valuation,  in  lieu  of 
aU  others,  for  the  support  of  the  common  schools  therein,  in  each  fiscal  year :  provided,  that  said  iimoiint  may  he  less 
than  forty-flve  cents,  should  said  Board  of  Education  so  request.  Said  tax  shall  be  levied  and  collected  at  the  same 
time  and  in  the  same  manner  as  other  city  and  county  taxes  are  levied  and  collected.  All  monej'S  received  from  this 
tax  shall  be  placed  to  the  credit  of  the  School  Fund.— [Act  February  19, 1870.] 


JONBS,  FUIjIiMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Combs  and  Brushes. 


YIjBBA  SANTA  radically  cures  Scrofula.  Salt  Bheum  and  all  diseases  of  the  blood. 


820  SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 

Fourth.  The  School  Fund  shall  be  applied  and  used  for  the  payment  of  all  sums  authorized 
by  law  to  be  paid  out  of  the  School  Fund. 

Fifth.  The  Street  Light  Fund  shall  be  applied  and  used  in  payment  for  lighting  the  streets 
of  the  city,  and  for  the  repair  of  lamps  and  posts  in  pursuance  of  any  existing  or  future  contract 
of  the  said  city  and  county. 

Sixth.  The  Street  Department  Fund  shall  be  applied  and  used  for  repairing,  improving  all 
streets,  lanes,  and  the  crossings  thereof,  which  shall  have  been  accepted  by  the  said  Board  of 
Supervisors  ;  for  cleaning  streets,  lanes,  crossings,  and  sewers  ;  for  all  street  work  in  front  of  or 
assessable  upon  property  belonging  to  the  said  city  and  county,  except  school  lots  already  pay- 
able out  of  [the]  School  Fund,*  for  all  street  work  on  the  water  front  of  said  city  and  county, 
not  by  law  assessable  upon  private  property  ;  for  all  work  authorized  by  the  said  Board  upon 
the  recommendation  of  the  Superintendent  of  Streets  and  Highways,  as  immediately  essential 
for  the  safety  of  life,  limb,  or  property,  or  necessary  for  public  health,  or  which  can  not  be  by 
law  assessed  upon  private  property,  and  for  such  other  objects  relating  to  streets  and  highways, 
as  shall  be  directed  by  law  to  be  paid  therefrom.  All  moneys  received  from  licenses  on  vehicles, 
from  the  income  from  street  railroads,  from  fines  and  penalties  for  violation  of  any  law  or  ordi- 
nance regulating  vehicles,  or  the  public  streets,  shall  be  paid  into  the  Street  Department  Fund. 
—  [Amendment,  March  26,  1866.] 

Sec.  72.  The  said  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  also  constitute  a  Board  of  Equalization  for 
said  city  and  county,  and  as  such  shall  have  the  powers  conferred  by  the  general  laws  regulating 
the  assessment  and  collection  of  taxes,  when  not  inconsistent  with  the  provisions  of  this  Act. 
Appointments  of  officers  or  public  agents  required  by  existing  statutes,  not  repealed  by  this 
Act,  to  be  made  on  the  nomination  of  the  Mayor,  and  confirmation  by  the  Common  Council  of 
the  City  of  San  Francisco,  shall  after  this  Act  takes  effect,  be  made  in  like  manner  on  the 
nomination  of  the  President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  and  confirmation  by  said  Board. 

Sec.  73.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Auditor,  the  Superintendent  of  Common  Schools,  the 
Snperintendent  of  Public  Streets  and  Highways,  Chief  of  Police,  and  Chief  Engineer  of  the 
Fire  Department  of  said  city  and  county,  to  report  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  on  the  first 
Monday  in  February  of  each  year,  the  condition  ot  their  respective  departments,  eml)racing  all 
their  operations  and  expenditures  during  the  preceding  year,  and  recommending  such  improve- 
ments in  them  as  they  may  deem  necessary.  The  Auditor  shall  also  present  to  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  at  each  quarterly  session,  and  must  also  publish  the  same,  a  statement  of  the  exact 
condition  of  the  finances  of  said  city  and  county,  which  must  show  the  receipts  into,  and  dis- 
bursements made  from,  the  treasury  during  the  preceding  quarter,  the  amount  of  money  on  hand, 
and  the  amount  of  audited  demands  outstanding.  Immediately  after  the  first  Monday  in  Feb- 
ruary, the  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  make  up  and  publish  an  abstract  from  these  several 
reports  and  other  sources  of  the  operations,  expenditures,  and  conditions  of  all  departments  of 
government  of  the  said  city  and  county. 

Sec.  74.  The  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall  have 
power,  by  regulation  or  order  [Amendment  May  18,  1861]'; 

First.  To  regulate  the  Police  and  Police  Force  of  said  city  and  county,  and  to  prescribe 
their  powers  and  duties. — [Amendment  April  2o,  1863.] 

Second.  To  provide  for  the  security,  custody,  and  administration  of  all  property  of  said  city 
and  county,  [inapplicable  to  the  property  of  the  School  Department.  Act  April  2G,  1858.] 
without  any  power  to  sell  or  encumber  the  same,  or  lease  any  part  thereof,  for  more  than  three 
years,  except,  however,  that  such  personal  property  belonging  to  the  fire,  street,  or  other 
departments,  as  they  deem  unsuited  to  the  uses  and  purposes  for  which  the  same  was  designed,  or 
so  much  worn  and  dilapidated  as  not  to  be  worth  repairing,  may  be  sold  or  exchanged  by  order 
or  resolution.  ********* 

Third.  To  authorize  and  direct  the  summary  abatement  of  nuisances ;  to  make  all  regula- 
tions which  may  be  necessary  or  expedient  for  the  preservation  of  the  public  health  and  the 
prevention  of  contagious  diseases ;  to  provide  by  regulation  for  the  prevention  and  summary 
removal  of  all  nuisances  and  obstructions  in  the  streets,  alleys,  highways,  and  public  grounds  of 
said  city  and  county ;  and  to  prevent  or  regulate  the  running  at  large  of  dogs,  and  to  authorize 
the  destruction  of  the  same,  when  at  large  contrary  to  ordinance. — [Amendment  April  25, 1 863.] 

Fourth.  To  provide  for  cases  omitted  in  this  Act,  and  in  conformity  with  the  principles 
adopted  in  it  for  opening,  altering,  extending,  constructing,  repairing,  or  otherwise  improving 
of  public  streets  and  highways,  f  at  the  expense  of  the  property  benefited  thereby,  without  any 
recourse,  in  any  event,  upon  the  city  and  county,  or  the  public  treasury  for  any  portion  of  the 
expense  of  such  works,  or  any  delinquency  of  the  property-holders  or  owners. 

Ftfth.     Providing  for  lighting  the  streets. — [Amendment  April  26,  1862.] 

*  Expense  of  improvements  In  front  of  school  lots,  payable  from  same  fund  as  other  street  work.— [Act  March 

30,  isw.] 

t  See  also  Supplemental  XI. 


Insure  ybur  Building,  Vessel,  or  Cargo,  in  the  FEOPLiES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Keamy  Street,  Clothing,  etc. 


CONSOLIDATION    ACT.  821 


Sixth.    To  regulate  market-houses  and  market-places. 

Seventh.  [Superseded  by  Act  of  April  24, 1863,  establishing  a  Board  of  State  Harbor 
Commissioners.] 

Eighth.  To  provide  for  inclosing,  improving  and  regulating  all  public  grounds  of  the  city 
and  county,  at  an  expense  not  to  exceed  two  thousand  dollars  per  annum.  [See  Public 
Grounds.j 

Ninth.  To  prohibit  the  erection  of  wooden  buildings,  or  structures,  within  any  fixed  limits 
where  the  streets  have  been  established  and  graded,  or  ordered  to  be  graded  ;  to  regulate  the 
sale,  storage  and  use  of  gunpowder,  or  other  explosive,  or  combustible  materials  and  substances, 
and  make  all  needful  regulations  for  protection  against  fire. 

Tenth.  To  make  such  regulations  concerning  the  erection  and  use  of  buildings  as  may  be 
necessary  for  the  safety  of  the  inhabitants. 

Eleventh.  To  determine  the  fines,  forfeitures  and  penalties  that  shall  be  incurred  for  the 
breach  of  regulations  established  by  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors,  and  also  for  a  violation  of 
the  provisions  of  this  Act,  where  no  penalty  is  affixed  thereto,  or  provided  by  law  ;  but  no 
penalty  to  be  imposed  shall  exceed  the  amount  of  one  thousand  dollars,  or  six  mouths'  imprison- 
ment, or  both  ;  and  any  violation  of  any  lawful  order,  or  regulations,  or  ordinance,  of  the  Board 
of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  is  hereby  declared  a  misdemeanor  or 
public  oflFense,  and  all  prosecutions  for  the  same  shall  be  in  the  name  of  the  people  of  the  State 
of  California. 

Twelfth.  To  regulate  and  provide  for  the  employment  of  prisoners  sentenced  to  labor  on  the 
public  works  of  said  city  and  county. 

Thirteenth.  To  license  and  regulate  hackney-coaches,  carriages  and  other  public  vehicles, 
and  to  fix  the  rates  to  be  charged  for  the  transportation  of  persons,  baggage  and  property 
therein  ;  and  also  to  license  and  regulate  porters  employed  in  conveying  baggage  for  persons 
arriving  in  and  departing  from  said  city  and  county,  and  to  prohibit  the  exercise  of  those  em- 
ployments without  such  licenses.* 

Fourteenth.  To  license  and  regulate  all  sucb  callings,  trades  and  employments  as  the  public 
good  may  require  to  be  licensed  and  regulated,  and  are  not  prohibited  by  law  ;  and  all  licenses 
granted  in  pursuance  of  the  provisions  of  this  Act  shall  be  signed  by  the  auditor  of  said  city 
and  county. —  [Amendment  April  27, 1863.] 

Fifteenth.  To  prohibit  and  suppress,  or  exclude  from  certain  limits,  all  houses  of  ill-fame, 
prostitution,  and  gaming  ;  to  prohibit  and  suppress,  or  exclude  from  certain  limits,  or  to  regu- 
late, all  occupations,  houses,  places,  pastimes,  amusements,  exhibitions,  and  practices,  which  are 
against  good  morals,  contrary  to  public  order  and  decency,  or  dangerous  to  the  public  safety. — 
[Amendment  April  25,  1863.] 

Sixteenth.  To  provide  for  the  erection  of  a  work-house,  house  of  refuge,  or  house  of  correc- 
tion, and  for  the  regulation  and  government  of  the  same. 

Seventeenth.  To  direct  and  control  the  Fire  Department  of  said  city  and  county,  in  con- 
formity with  the  laws. —  [Amendment.     See  Supplemental  II.,  page  796. J 

Eighteenth.  To  fix  the  fees  and  charges  to  be  collected  by  the  Surveyor  of  said  city  and 
county,  for  certificates  of  surveys  for  buildings  or  other  purposes,  and  by  the  superintendent  of 
Streets  and  Highways,  and  any  and  all  other  municipal  officers,  where  their  fees  are  not  other- 
wise fixed  by  law. 

Nineteenth.  To  provide  by  regulation,  where  it  may  be  necessary,  for  carrying  the  provisions 
of  this  Act  into  efifect. 

Twentieth.  To  provide  for  the  care  and  maintenance  of  the  indigent  sick  of  said  city  and 
county  .f 

Twenty-first.  To  provide  for  the  construction  and  repair  of  hydrants,  fire-plugs,  cisterns,  and 
pumps  in  the  streets,  for  public  security  and  convenience. 

Twenty-second.     [Repealed,  Act  April  26, 1862.] 

Twenty-third.  To  provide  ways  and  means  for  the  prosecution  of  the  claims,  in  the  name  of 
the  City  of  San  Francisco,  to  the  public  lands,  now  pending  for  the  same. 

Twenty-fourth.  To  permit  the  laying  down  of  railroad  tracks,  and  the  running  of  cars 
thereon,  along  any  street,  or  portion  of  street,  for  the  sole  purpose  of  excavating  and  filling  in  a 
street  or  a  portion  of  a  street,  or  adjoining  lots,  and  for  such  limited  time  as  may  be  necessary 
for  the  purposes  aforesaid,  and  no  longer. — Act  May  18, 1861,  Sec.  15.] 

The  following  additional  powers  have  been  granted  by  the  Legislature  of  the  State,  viz  : 
Advertising  and  Election  Printing. — To  pay  out  of  the  General  Fund  a  sura  not  exceed- 
ing eight  thousand  dollars  per  annum,  for  advertising  and  election  printing, — [  Act  March  14, 
1868.] 


*  See  also  powers  granted  by  Act  .\pril  25, 1863. 

t  See  Act  March  10, 1866,  To  Provide  and  Maintain  an  Almshouse,  etc.— [Supplementary  XVIII. 


JONES,  PUItTiMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  .Buttons  in  sreat  variety. 


tJSE  COOPER'S  BA-LM  for  Dysentery,  and  all  Diaeases  of  the  Stomach  and  Bowela. 


822  SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


Brannan  Street  Bridge. — To  expend  a  sum  not  to  exceed  four  thousand  dollars,  payable  out 
of  the  General  Fund,  for  constructing  a  new  bridge  over  Mission  Creek,  at  Brannan  street. — [Act 
February  14,  1866.] 

Burning  Bricks. — To  fix  limits  in  said  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  within  which  the 
burning  of  bricks  shall  be  prohibited,  and  to  make  such  rules  and  regulations  in  relation  to  the 
burning  of  bricks  in  any  part  of  said  city  and  county  as  they  may  deem  advisable. —  [Act  April 
5, 1861.] 

City  Cemetery. — To  pay  out  of  the  General  Fund,  for  inclosing  and  improving  the  City  Ceme- 
tery, and  paying  keeper  thereof,  the  sum  of  six  thousand  five  hundred  dollars. — [Act  March  9, 
1870.] 

Contingent  Expenses. — To  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  a  sum  not  to  exceed 
one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per  month,  to  be  expended  at  the  instance  of  the  President  of  the 
Board  of  Supervisors,  for  contingent  expenses,  other  than  those  heretofore  provided  for,  and  of 
which  he  shall  make  a  quarterly  report  to  the  Board. — [Act  April  27,  I860.] 

County  Jail. — To  improve,  alter  and  enlarge  the  present  jail  building  and  property  of  said  city 
and  county,  and  if  by  them  (Board  of  Supervisors)  deemed  expedient,  for  that  purpose  to  pur- 
chase and  receive  additional  land  in  said  city  and  county,  and  to  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the 
General  Fund,  sums  not  to  exceed  the  aggregate  sum  of  twenty  thousand  dollars,  for  the  purposes 
mentioned  in  this  section. —  [Act  April  4,  1863.]  To  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  an 
amount  not  to  exceed  ten  thousand  dollars,  said  amount  to  be  used  in  the  construction  of  an  ad- 
ditional number  of  cells  in  the  County  Jail. — [Act  March  9,  1870.  | 

Election  Expenses. — To  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  for  the  election  expenses 
of  said  city  and  county,  not  to  exceed  seventy-five  dollars  for  each  Election  District  for  each  elec- 
tion in  said  city  and  county. —  [Act  April  4,  1863.] 

Fund  Commissioners'  Clerk. — To  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  to  the  Secre- 
tary of  the  Board  of  Fund  Commissioners,  one  hundred  and  twenty-five  dollars  per  month  for 
clerk  hire  and  oflQce  expenses,  in  addition  to  the  amount  now  allowed  by  law. — [Act  April  4, 
1864.] 

Fire  Alarm  Telegraph. — To  appoint  one  Superintendent  of  the  Fire  Alarm  Telegraph,  at  a 
salary  of  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per  month  [Act  April  4,  1864],  three  assistants  at  a  sal- 
ary of  one  hundred  and  twenty-five  dollars  per  month  each  [Act  April  4,  1864.  amended  March 
14, 1868],  and  one  repairer  at  a  salary  of  one  hundred  dollars  per  month  [Act  March  14,  1868.] 
To  expend  a  sum  not  to  exceed  six  thousand  dollars  for  extension  and  repair  to  the  fire  alarm  and  po- 
lice telegraph,  payable  out  of  the  General  Fund,  and  to  appoint  a  competent  person  to  repair  and 
keep  in  order  said  fire  alarm  and  police  telegraph,  at  a  salary  not  to  exceed  one  hundred  dollars  per 
month,  payable  out  of  the  General  Fund.  [Act  February  14,  1866.]  To  expend  a  sum  not  to 
exceed  fifteen  thousand  dollars  for  extending  and  repairing  the  fire  alarm  and  police  telegraph, 
payable  out  of  the  General  Fund.     [Act  March 4,  1870.] 

Gardeners,  Public  Squares. — To  appoint  four  gardeners  to  take  charge  of  Portsmouth,  Wash- 
ington, Union, and  Columbia  Squares,  at  a  salary  of  seventy-five  dollars  per  month. — [Act  March 
9,  1870.] 

Gas  for  Public  Buildings. — In  case  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  shall  order  any  gas  for  the  City  Hall,  engine  houses,  or  any  other  public  buildings, 
they  are  hereby  authorized  to  audit  and  pay  for  the  same  out  of  the  General  Fund  of  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  as  herein  provided. —  [Act  March  6,  1858.] 

Gas  Companies.* — To  grant  the  right  to  lay  down  gas  pipes  in  and  through  the  streets  of  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  and  through  said  pipes  to  supply  gas  for  the  use  of  said  City 
and  County  and  the  inhabitants  thereof,  for  the  term  of  fifty  years,  subject  to  the  provisions  of 
the  Act  by  which  this  authority  is  granted.     [Act,  April  27,  1863.] 

Home  for  the  Inebriate.^ — To  allow  and  order  paid  to  the  President  and  Treasurer  of  the 
Home  for  the  Care  of  the  Inebriate,  for  the  support  of  said  institution,  out  of  the  Police  Fund 
of  said  city  and  county,  the  sum  of  two  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per  month. — FAct  April 
25,  1863.] 

Hospital  City  and  CountyX. — To  improve  and  enlarge  the  present  City  and  County  Hospital 
buildings  and  property  in  said  city  and  county,  and  if  by  them  deemed  expedient  to  that  end,  to 
purchase  and  receive  additional  land  in  said  city  and  county,  and  to  erect  new  buildings  for  the 
City  and  County  Hospital  in  said  city  and  county,  and  to  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  Gen- 
eral Fund,  and  for  the  purposes  mentioned  in  this  section,  such  sums  of  money  as  in  the  aggre- 
gate shall  not  exceed  the  sum  of  one  hundred  and  twenty-five  thousand  dollars  in  addition  to  the 


*  The  Act  of  April  4,  lfi70,  concerning  Gas  Companies  provides  that  the  authorities  of  every  such  town  or  city,  includ- 
ing San  Francisco,  as  aforesaid,  may  contract  -nith  any  gas  company  for  lighting  the  streets  thereof;  but  no  snch  contract 
shall  be  made  at  a  fixed  rat«  for  a  longer  term  than  five  years,  nor  at  a  variable  or  other  rate  for  a  longer  term  than  ten 
years;  nor  shall  any  such  contract  be  made  at  a  higher  rate  than  that  now  paid  in  the  City  of  San  Francisco. 

t  For  Act  relating  to  the  Home  of  the  Inebriate  see  Act  April  1,  1870. 

i  For  Act  to  establish  and  maintain  an  Alms  House  and  Hospital  see  Supplemental  x^-iii. 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUBANCE  CO.— Successful,  Popular,  ReUable. 


C.  P  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Jewelry  and  Albums. 


CONSOLIDATION    ACT.  823 


amount  now  allowed  by  law.  [Act  April  4, 1864.]  The  Mayor,  Auditor,  and  Treasurer  of  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  by,  and  with  the  consent  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  said 
city  and  county  first  obtained  by  ordinance,  are  hereby  authorized  and  empowered  to  issue  from 
time  to  time,  as  may  be  directed  by  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors  and  as  may  be  necessary  for 
the  purposes  herein  named,  bonds  not  exceeding  in  the  aggregate  the  sum  of  two  hundred  and 
fifty  thousand  dollars.  All  money  derived  from  the  issue  and  sale  of  said  bonds  shall  De  appro- 
priated and  used  for  the  sole  purpose  of  building  a  Hospital  in  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco,  the  location,  style,  and  material  thereof,  the  construction,  and  all  contracts  and  plans 
relating  thereto,  to  be  determined  by  said  Board  of  Supervisors,  and  in  all  cases  to  be  approved, 
before  the  adoption  or  ratification  of  the  same,  by  the  Mayor,  Auditor,  and  Treasurer  of  said  city 
and  county. — [Act  March  28,  1868.]  Also  to  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund, 
such  sums  as  are  now  due,  or  may  become  due  to  the  physicians  of  the  City  and  County  Hospital. 
[Act,  April  27,  I860.] 

Hospital,  Small  Pox. — To  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund  the  sum  of  six  thous- 
and dollars  annually  for  the  support  of  the  Small  Pox  Hospital  of  said  city  and  county,  [Act, 
April  4,  1863.] 

Indigent  Dead. — To  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  such  sums  as  are  now  due 
or  may  become  due,  for  burying  the  indigent  dead. — [Act  April  27,  I860.] 

Industrial  School.* — To  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  a  sum  not  to  exceed 
three  hundred  dollars  per  annum  for  medical  attendance  upon  the  inmates  of  the  Industrial 
School  in  said  city  and  county. — [Act  April  4,  1864.] 

Insane  persons. — To  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  the  General  Fund,  such  sums  as  are  now 
due,  or  may  become  due,  for  expenses  of  conveying  insane  persons  to  the  State  Hospital,  at 
Stockton.— [Act  April  27,  I860.] 

Interpreter  Police  Court. — To  allow  and  order  paid  to  an  Interpreter  of  the  German  language 
for  the  Police  and  County  Courts,  to  be  appointed  by  the  County  Judge,  Police  Judge,  and 
President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  one  hundred  and  twenty-five  dollars  per  month,  to  be 
paid  from  the  General  Fund. — [Act  April  4,  1864.] 

Judgments  against  City  and  County. — To  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund  not 
exceeding  the  sum  of  ten  thousand  dollars  in  any  one  fiscal  year,  for  the  redemption  of  such  pro- 
perty belonging  to  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  as  may  have  been,  or  may  hereafter 
be,  sold  for  taxes  or  judgments. —  [Act  May  17,  1861.] 

Laws  and  Ordinances. — To  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  for  the  fiscal  year 
of  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty  and  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty-one,  not  exceeding  the  sura  of 
ten  hundred  dollars,  for  compiling  and  publishing  the  laws  and  ordinances  relating  to  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  ;  and  for  any  fiscal  year  thereafter  a  further  sum,  not  exceeding 
three  hundred  dollars,  for  the  same  purpose. — [Act  May  17,  1861.] 

Licenses. — To  licence  and  regulate  all  such  callings,  trades  and  employments,  as  the  public 
good  may  require  to  be  licensed  and  regulated,  and  as  are  not  prohibited  by  law.  And  all 
licenses  granted  in  pursuance  of  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  or  the  powers  therein  delegated,  shall 
be  signed  by  the  Auditor  of  the  said  city  and  county.  To  authorize  the  Auditor  of  said  City  and 
County  to  deliver,from  time  to  time,  to  either  the  Treasurer  or  to  the  License  Collector,  as  many 
of  such  licenses  as  may  be  required,  and  to  sign  the  same,  and  charge  them  to  the  officer  receiving 
them,  specifying  in  the  charge  the  business  and  amounts  named  in  the  licenses  and  class  of  licenses. 
To  regulate  and  compel  the  payment  to  the  County  Treasurer  of  all  moneys  received  by  any 
License  Collector  or  Deputy  License  Collector,  and  to  fix  the  amount  of  the  bonds  to  be  required 
from  such  License  Collector  or  Deputy.  [Act  April  27,  1863.]  To  license  and  regulate 
hackney  coaches,  and  other  public  passenger  vehicles,  and  to  fix  the  rate  to  be  charged  for  the 
transportation  of  persons,  baggage  and  property,  or  either  therein  :  and  to  license  and  regulate 
all  vehicles  used  for  the  conveyance  of  merchandise,  earth  and  ballast,  or  either ;  and  also,  to 
license  and  regulate  persons  and  parties  employed  in  conveying  baggage,  property  and  merchan- 
dise, or  either,  to  or  from  any  of  the  wharves,  slips,  bulkheads,  or  railroad  stations,  within  the 
limits  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  ;  *****  to  fix  and  establish  the  amount 
of  every  license  paid  into  the  city  and  county  treasury  for  city  and  county  purposes,  at  such  rate 
as  said  Board  shall  determine,  not  exceeding  the  amount  fixed  by  law  ;  and,  provided,  said  Board 
shall  have  no  power  to  entirely  abolish  any  license  fixed  by  law,  or  to  reduce  the  proportions  of 
each  license  collected,  which  by  law  is  paid  into  the  city  and  county  treasury  for  State  purposes. 
[Act  April  25, 1863.]  To  direct  the  Auditor  of  said  city  and  county  to  issue  licenses  to  so 
many  and  to  such  persons  as  they  shall  deem  properly  qualified  to  keep  intelligence  oflBces  in 
said  city  and  county  ;  subject  to  the  conditions  of  the  Act  by  which  this  authority  is  granted. — 
[Act  May  17,  1861.] 
License  Collectors. — To  appoint  one  person  as  Collector  of  Licenses,  whose  salary  shall  not 


*  For  Act  to  establish  the  Industrial  School  see  Act  April  15, 1858,  and  the  Amendments  thereto  March  8,  1860.  Febru- 
ary 15,  1864,  and  March  28, 1868. 


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exceed  one  hundred  and  seventy-five  dollars  per  month,  and  two  persons  as  Deputy  Collectors 
of  Licenses,  whose  salaries  shall  not  exceed  one  hundred  and  twenty-five  dollars  per  month  each, 
the  amount  of  each  such  salary  to  be  fixed  by  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors  ;  which  said  Col- 
lector of  Licenses  and  Deputy  Collector  of  Licenses  shall  have  and  exercise  the  same  powers  as 
Police  Officers  in  serving  process  or  summons  and  in  making  arrests ;  also,  shall  have  and  exer- 
cise the  power  to  administer  such  oaths  and  affirmations  as  shall  be  necessary  in  the  discharge 
and  execution  of  their  official  duties.  The  said  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  have  power  to  make 
all  needful  rules  and  by-laws  regulating  the  official  conduct  or  duty  of  said  persons  who  sliall  be 
appointed  Collector  ot  Licenses  and  Deputy  Collector  of  Licenses,  and  to  alter  and  amend  the 
same  from  time  to  time,  in  such  manner  as  they  may  deem  proper.— [Act  April  27,  1863.] 

License  Notice  Servers. — To  authorize  the  Treasurer  of  said  city  and  county  to  appoint  two 
License  Notice  Servers,  to  be  approved  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  whose  salaries  shall  be 
fixed  by  the  said  Board  at  a  sum  not  to  exceed  eighty-five  dollars  per  month.— [Act  March  14, 
1868.1 

Mayor  -pro  tern. — To  designate  one  of  their  number,  who  shall,  in  the  absence  of  the  Mayor, 
or  during  his  inability  from  any  cause,  perform  the  duties  required  by  law  of  the  Mayor  of  said 
city  and  county. — [Act  April  25,  1863.] 

Mechanics'  Institute.— To  lease  the  Mechanics'  Institute  any  lot  or  lots  of  land  under  their 
control  they  may  deem  proper,  (excepting  all  school-lots  and  Portsmouth  Square)  for  the  use  of 
said  Institute,  to  erect  temporary  buildings  for  the  holding  of  fairs  and  other  purposes.— [Act 
April  18,  18.59.] 

National  Anniversary. — To  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund  a  sum  not  to  exceed 
three  thousand  dollars  in  any  year,  for  the  celebration  in  said  city  and  county  of  the  anniversary 
of  our  National  Independence.    [Act  April  4,  1863.] 

Nuisances. — To  authorize  and  direct  the  summary  abatement  of  nuisances  ;  to  make  all 
regulations  which  may  be  necessary  or  expedient  for  the  preservation  of  the  public  health  and 
the  prevention  of  contagious  diseases  ;  to  provide  by  regulation,  for  the  prevention  and  sum- 
mary removal  of  all  nuisances  and  obstructions  in  the  streets,  alleys,  highways,  and  public 
grounds  of  said  city  and  county  ;  and  to  prevent  or  regulate  the  running  at  large  of  dogs,  and 
to.authorize  the  destruction  of  the  same  when  at  large  contrary  to  ordinance.— [Act  April  25, 
1863.] 

Official  seal. — To  ordain,  procure,  and  use  a  common  seal,  to  be  used  at  pleasure,  as  the  offi- 
cial seal  of  the  said  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  the  cost  of  which  seal  shall  not  exceed 
fifty  dollars  to  be  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  by  order  of  said  Board  of  Supervisors.— [Act 
April  23,  1858.] 

Omnibus  Lines.— The  said  Board  of  Supervisors  may  make  all  needfnl  rules  and  police  regula- 
tions for  the  safety  and  well  ordering  of  all  omnibus  lines  in  the  City  and  County  of  San  Fran- 
cisco.—[Act  April  23,  1858.] 

Police. — *To  increase  the  Police  force  of  said  city  and  county,  as  from  time  to  time  may  be 
deemed  necessary  by  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors,  to  not  exceeding  one  hundred  members  in- 
cluding the  number  now  allowed  by  law,  a  portion  of  which  increase  may  constitute  a  Harbor 
Police^in  and  for  the  city  and  county,  and  to  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund  the 
salaries  of  said  additional  Police  force,  not  to  exceed  the  sum  of  one  hundred  and  twenty-five 
dollars  per  month,  or  any  less  sum  which  they  may  deem  proper  for  each  member  of  said  ad- 
ditional Police  force.— [Act  April  4,  1864.]  To  authorize  and  empower  the  Police  Commis- 
sioners of  said  city  and  county  to  appoint  and  regulate  local  Policemen,  whenever  in  their 
judgment  the  necessities  of  said  city  and  county  require  it :  provided,  that  no  money  .shall  be 
paid  out  of  the  treasury  of  said  city  and  county  to  said  local  Policemen. — [Act  April  4,  1864.] 
To  purchase  boats,  tackle  and  apparatus  for  the  use  of  the  Harbor  Police,  and  to  allow  and  order 
paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  for  that  purpose,  a  sura  or  sums  not  in  the  aggregate  to  exceed 
one  thousand  dollars. — [Act  April  4,  1864.] 

Porters  City  Hall. — To  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  to  the  Porter  of  the 
City  Hall  of  said  city  and  county,  a  sum  not  to  exceed  ninety  dollars  per  month  in  lieu  of  the 
salary  now  allowed  to  him  by  law.  [Amendment  April  4,  1864.]  To  appoint  an  additional  As- 
sistant porter  for  the  City  Hall  of  said  city  and  county,  after  the  same  shall  be  enlarged,  and  to 
allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund  a  salary  to  him  not  exceeding  the  sum  of  seventy- 
five  dollars  per  month.— [Amendment  April  4, 1864.]  To  appoint  a  Janitor  for  the  City  Hall, 
at  a  salary  of  seventy-five  dollars  per  month.—  [Act  March  9,  1870.] 

Prison  Ww^on. — To  procure  a  strongly-built  covered  spring  wagon,  capable  of  seating  twelve 
persons,  also  t°wo  horses  and  harness,  etc.,  to  be  used  under  the  direction  of  said  Sherifi"!  and  ex- 
clusively in  the  transportation  of  prisoners  and  insane  persons,  and  to  allow  and  order  paid  out 


*  For  Act  to  provide  for  a  Police  Contingent  Fund,  see  Supplemental  XVI.  ,^     r .   .  t.,      i,  «  ,o,n  , 

t  The  Sheriff  is  authorized  to  appoint  a  driver  at  a  salary  of  seveuty-flve  dollars  per  month.— [Act  Mareh  9, 1870.] 


Prudent  men  insure  in  the  PEOPLES. 


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of  the  General  Fund,  fifty  ($50)  dollars  per  month,  to  the  Sheriff,  which  shall  be  in  full  satisfac- 
tion for  the  keeping-  and  maintaining  said  horses. —  [Act  March  9,  1870.1 

Protection  of  t/ie  Public. — To  require,  by  ordinance,  all  contractors  for  street  work,  or  other 
persons  lawfully  undertaking  to  improve,  grade,  or  alter  streets  or  public  highways  in  the  City 
and  Cdunty  of  San  Francisco,  to  erect  fences  or  other  suitable  barriers  to  protect  the  public  from 
damage,  loss  or  accident,  by  reason  of  such  grading,  alteration  or  improvement,  and  to  determine 
and  prescribe  the  fines  and  penalties  that  shall  be  incurred  for  breach  of  such  regulations  and  or- 
dinances as  may  be  passed  by  virtue  hereof.— [Act  April  25,  1863.] 

Public  Buildings.— To  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fuod  not  to  exceed  twelve  thousand 
dollars  in  any  one  fiscal  year  hereafter  for  repairs  to  Public  Buildings.— [Act  April  26,  1862.1 
To  transfer  to  the  Board  of  Education  of  said  city  and  county,  for  Public  School  purposes,  the 
building  now  occupied  as  a  County  Hospital,  whenever  the  same  shall  not  be  required  lor  a  Hos- 
pital.— Act  April  4,  1864.] 

Public  Ground:^.—  *  *  *  excepting  an  allowance  of  two  thousand  dollars  per  annum 
heretofore  provided  by  law  for  enclosing,  improving  and  regulating  all  public  grounds  in  said  city 
and  county.— [Act  April  4,  1863.]  For  improving  Columbia  Square,  six  thousand  dollars.— 
[Act  March  14,  1868.]  To  appropriate,  allow,  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  a  sum 
not  to  exceed  ten  thousand  dollars  for  grading  and  fencing  Hamilton  Square,  in  said  city  and 
county.— [Act  April  4,  1864.]  For  improving  Washington  Square,  ten  thousand  dollars 
[Act  March  14,  1868.]  To  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  a  sum  not  to  exceed 
five  thousand  dollars  for  improving  Washington,  Union  and  Portsmouth  Squares.— [Act  April 
4,  1864.]  For  enclosing  with  wood  the  city  and  county  property,  including  a  portion  of  the 
land  reserved  lor  public  use  by  the  Outside  Land  Committee,  fifteen  thousand  dollars— f Act 
March  9.  1870. J  '     *■ 

Public  Offices.— From  and  after  the  first  day  of  June,  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty-four  and 
after  the  purchase  aforesaid,  it  shall  not  be  lawful  to  pay  out  of  the  treasury  of  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco,  or  out  of  any  public  funds  thereof,  any  money  for  rent  of  rooms  or 
offices  for  Judges'  Chambers,  the  City  and  County  Attorney,  the  Board  of  Education,  the  Board 
of  Delegates  of  the  Fire  Department,  or  for  any  other  officer  or  officers  of  the  said  citv  and 
county  ;  provided,  that  this  section  shall  not  impair  any  contract  now  existing.— [Act  January 

Public  Pound.— To  order  constructed  a  common  pound  for  all  estrays,  and  to  provide  for  the 
taking  up  and  impounding  of  all  animals  running  at  large  within  the  streets  of  said  city  and 
county,  north  of  Johnston  Street  and  east  of  Larkin  Street  [jurisdiction  extended  over  the  entire 
limits  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco— Act  May  14,  1861]  :  provided,  the  cost  of 
the  constructi  n  of  said  pound  shall  not  exceed  five  hundred  dollars,  which  sum,' or  so  much 
thereof  as  may  be  necessary,  may  be  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund  by  order  of  said  Board  of 
Supervisors.  The  said  Board  shall  have  power  to  make  all  needful  rules  and  regulations  neces- 
sary for  the  proper  management  and  control  of  said  pound,  and  may  appoint  one°or  more  Pound 
Keepers,  who  shall  be  paid  out  of  the  fines  imposed  and  collected  of  the  owners  of  any  animals 
impounded,  and  from  no  other  source.— [Act  April  23,  1858.]  To  allow  and  pay,  out  of  the 
General  Fund,  a  sum  not  to  exceed  five  hui.dred  dollars  per  annum,  for  deficiency  in  the  salary 
of  the  Pound  Keeper  in  said  city  and  county — [Act  April  4,  1864.] 

Railroads.— To  have  the  power  and  authority  to  restrict  all  railroad  companies,  in  laying  down 
their  tracks  along  the  street  of  said  city  and  county,  to  a  space  of  not  more  than  ten  feet  on  each 
side  of  the  center  of  such  street  or  streets;  and  for  a  violation  of  such  restriction  the  Board  is 
hereby  granted  the  power  to  prescribe  and  enforce  such  penalties  as  they  may  deem  iust  and 
proper. —  [Act  March  21,  1868.]  -'J  J 

Roads.*— To  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund  a  sum  not  exceedino-ten  thousand 
dollars,  m  addition  to  the  amount  now  allowed  by  law,  for  straightening,  widening°and  otherwise 
improving  that  portion  of  the  county  road  south  of  the  Pioneer  Race  Course,  atid  north  of  the 
TOunty  line  of  San  Mateo  Cnnniy.— [Act  April  26,  1862.]  To  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the 
General  Fund,  not  to  exceed  the  sum  of  six  thousand  dollars  in  addition  to  the  amount  now  al- 
lowed by  law  for  repairing  and  improving  roads  south  of  Navy  street,  in  said  city  and  county 
[Act  April  4.  1864.]  To  expend  a  sum  not  exceeding  six  thousand  dollars  per  annum  for  the 
bm'ding,  improvmg  and  repairing  of  each  of  the  road  districts  of  the  City  and  County'  of  San 
Francisco.  The  repairs  ot  said  roads  shall  be  ordered  by  the  said  Board,  upon  the  written  re- 
port of  the  Roadmasters  of  said  road  Districts.  The  Auditor  of  said  city  and  county  is  hereby 
directed  to  audit,  and  the  'IVeasurer  of  said  city  and  county  to  pay  out  of  the  General  Fund  all 
such  sums  of  money  as  may  be  necessary  for  the  building,  improving  and  repairing  of  said  roads  • 
provided,  that  th^  same  does  not  exceed  the  said  sum  of  six  thousand  dollars  for  each  district  — 
[Act  April  4,  1870.] 

»  For  Act  creating  Road  District.s  in  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  see  supplemental  X.,  page  827. 


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Sheriff's  Advertising. — The  official  advertising  of  the  Sheriff  shall  be  included  in  the  ad- 
vertisement for  proposals  to  do  the  city  and  county  official  printing,  and  shall  be  awarded  to  the 
lowest  responsible  bidder  publishing  a  newspaper  of  general  circulation  in  said  city  and  county : 
provided,  said  award  shall  be  made  to  the  lowest  responsible  bidder,  in  the  aggregate,  for  the 
whole  of  said  city  and  county  official  printing  and  Sheriff's  advertising. — [Act  March  24, 1868] 

Special  Counsel. — To  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  not  exceeding  the  sum 
of  five  thousand  dollars  for  any  one  fiscal  year,  for  the  employment  of  special  counsel. —  [Act 
May  17,  1861. 

Streets.* — To  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  not  to  exceed  seven  thousand  five  hundred 
dollars,  for  cleaning  sewers,  cesspools,  and  street-crossings,  in  any  one  fiscal  year. —  [Act  April 
26,  1862.]  To  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  not  to  exceed  eight  thousand 
dollars  per  annum,  in  addition  to  the  sum  now  allowed  by  law,  for  cleaning  the  streets,  sewers, 
cross-walks,  and  highways  of  said  city  and  county. —  [Act  April  4,  1862.]  To  allow  and  order 
paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  not  exceeding  the  sura  of  six  thousand  dollars  in  any  one  fiscal 
year,  for  repairs  and  improvements  of  streets  fronting  upon  the  water  front  of  the  city,  as  de- 
fined by  an  Act  entitled  "  An  Act  to  provide  for  the  disposition  of  certain  property  of  the 
State  of  California,"  passed  March  twenty-sixth,  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and  fifty-one. — 
[Act  April  27,  I860.]  To  allow  and  order  paid,  out  of  the  General  Fund,  not  exceeding 
the  sum  of  twelve  thousand  dollars,  in  any  one  fiscal  year,  for  repairs  to  and  improvements  upon 
streets  and  sewers  in  front  of  property  belonging  to  the  city,  other  than  those  mentioned  in  the 
previous  subdivision  of  this  section. —  [Act  April  27,  1862.] 

Street-Light  Fund. — To  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund  any  deficiency  that  may  occur 
in  the  Street-Light  Fund,  for  lighting  the  public  streets. —  [Act  April  26,  1862.] 

Titles  to  Engine-House  Lots. — To  allow  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund  the  sum  of 
one  thou.sand  dollars,  for  the  purpose  of  compromising  conflicting  titles  to  engine-house  lots,  if 
the  legal  advisers  of  the  said  city  and  county  shall  deem  such  compromise  expedient ;  this  sum 
to  be  in  addition  to  the  amount  now  allowed  by  law. —  [Act  April  4,  1864.] 

Unclaimed  Property. — To  provide  for  the  safe  keeping  and  disposition  of  all  lost,  stolen,  or 
unclaimed  property  of  every  kind  which  may  be  in  the  possession  or  under  the  control  of  the 
Chief  of  Police  of  said  city  and  county,  or  which  may  hereafter  come  into  the  possession  of  the 
Police  of  said  city  and  county. — [Act  April  25,  1863.] 

Urgent  Necessities. — To  expend  and  order  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  not  to  exceed  two 
thousand  dollars  per  month,  for  objects  of  urgent  necessity. — [Act  April  26,  1862.] 

Vehicles. — To  provide  for  the  summary  removal  and  disposition  of  any  or  all  vehicles  found 
during  certain  hours  of  the  day  and  night,  to  be  designated  by  said  Board,  in  the  streets,  high- 
ways and  public  squares  of  said  city  and  county,  or  such  of  them  as  said  Board  may  designate ; 
and,  in  addition  to  all  other  remedies,  to  provide  by  regulation,  for  the  sale  or  other  disposition 
of  said  vehicles  so  found  in  said  streets,  highways,  or  public  squares,  as  aforesaid. —  [Act  April 
25,  1863.] 

Weigher  of  Coal. — To  appoint  a  Weigher  of  Coal  in  and  for  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco,  who  shall  reside  in  said  place,  and  continue  in  office  for  the  term  of  two  \ears  from 
the  date  of  his  appointment,  and  until  his  successor  is  appointed  and  qualified.  Said'  Weigher, 
before  entering  upon  the  duties  of  his  office,  shall  take  and  subscribe  the  oath  of  office,  and  give 
bonds  in  the  sura  of  ten  thousand  dollars,  for  the  faithful  discharge  of  his  duties.  When  re- 
quested to  do  so  by  any  person  interested  in  knowing  the  weight  of  any  coal,  it  shall  be  the 
duty  of  said  Weigher  to  weigh  all  coal  brought  to  his  scales  to  be  weighed,  and.  unless  some 
other  price  be  agreed  upon  by  said  Weigher,  and  the  person  or  persons  making  such  request,  he 
may  charge  and  collect  ten  cents  per  ton  for  such  service.  Said  Weigher  shall  have  and  main- 
tain at  suitable  places  such  number  of  scales  as  he  may  deem  necessary ;  but  this  Act  shall  not 
be  so  construed  as  to  enable  said  Weig-her  to  create  any  liability  against  said  citv  and  county. 
—[Act  April  27,1863.] 

Supplemental  IX. — An  Act  to  define  the  powers  and  duties  of  ike  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  in  certain  cases. — Approved   April  10,  1857. 

Section  I.  The  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall  have 
power  to  appoint  a  committee,  consisting  of  three  members  of  said  Board,  to  be  denominated 
the  "Finance  Committee,"  and  to  fill  all  vacancies  which  may  happen  in  said  committee  by  new 
appointments,  from  time  to  time.  Said  committee,  in  addition  to  the  ordinary  duties  of  the 
Finance  Committee  of  said  Board,  shall  have  the  power  as  hereinafter  specified. 

Sec.  2.  The  Clerk  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  be  Clerk  of  the  Finance  Committee, 
after  the  expiration  of  six  months  from  the  passage  of  this  Act. 


*  See  Article  IV.,  page  806.  for  the  provisions  of  the  Act  regulating  the  Department  of  Streets ;  and  for  Miscellaneous 
Actsreferring  thereto, see  Supplemental  Acts  VII., page  817;  VIII., page  817;  XI.,  page  828:  XII., page  829;  Xlll.,page 
830;  XIV.,  page  831 ;  and  XV.,  page  831. 


THE  FEOFIiES  INSUBAIiCIi  CO.  is  the  soundest  Company  on  the  Coast. 


C.  p.  VAN  8CHAACK  ft  CO.,  708.  712.  714  and  716  Kearny  St..  Table  and  Pocket  Cutlery. 


CONSOLIDATION    ACT.  827 


Sec.  3.  The  Clerk  of  said  committee  shall  keep  a  record  of  its  proceedings,  with  the  names 
of  witnesses  examined,  and  a  substantial  account  of  the  evidence  taken.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of 
the  Sheriff,  or  any  constable  or  Policeman  of  said  city  and  county  to  execute  the  lawful  process 
and  orders  of  the  said  Committee.  The  said  committee  may  visit  any  of  the  public  offices 
when  and  as  often  as  they  think  proper,  and  make  their  examinations  and'  investigations  therein 
without  hindrance.  In  the  exercise  of  its  functions,  the  concurrence  of  two  members  of  the 
committee  shall  be  deemed  sufficient. 
Secs.  4  and  5.     [Obsolete.] 

Sec.  6.  The  said  committee  shall  hereafter,  as  often  as  may  be  required  by  order  of  the 
Board  of  Supervisors,  investigate  the  transactions  and  accounts  of  all  officers  having  the  collec- 
tion, custody  or  disbursement  of  public  money,  or  having  the  power  to  approve,  allow  or  audit 
demands  on  the  treasury,  and  report  thereon  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  and  for  the  purpose 
shall  continue  to  have  and  exercise  all  the  powers  granted  in  this  Act.  But  nothiu"-  in  this 
Act  contained  shall  be  construed  to  relieve  the  Auditor,  President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors 
or  other  officers,  from  any  of  the  duties  and  obligations  now  imposed  on  them  by  law. 

Sec.  7.  The  said  Committee  and  the  Clerk  shall  have  free  access  to  any  records,  books  and 
papers  in  all  public  offices.  And  said  committee  shall  have  the  same  power  as  courts  of  record 
to  admimster  oaths  and  affirmations,  to  examine  witnesses  and  compel  their  attendance  before 
them,  by  subpoena,  and  attachment  for  contempt,  in  case  of  their  refusal  to  appear  or  to  testify 
when  lawfully  required,  and  shall  have  the  like  power  to  punish  as  for  contempt,  any  officer 
ex-officer,  or  other  person,  who  shall  refuse  or  neglect,  when  required  in  writing-,  by  said  com- 
mittee, to  exhibit  any  official  records,  books  or  papers  in  his  custody,  or  to  explain  the  same  or 
any  official  transaction  of  his  own,  or  of  any  other  officer,  so  far  as  he  may  be  able.  ' 

Sec.  8.  If,  from  the  examination  made  by  the  Finance  Committee,  in  pursuance  of  the 
powers  granted  by  this  Act,  it  shall  appear  that  a  misdemeanor  in  office,  or  a  defalcation  has 
been  committed  by  any  officer  of  said  city  and  county,  whose  accounts  and  transactions  they  are 
authorized  to  examine  as  aforesaid,  said  committee  shall  immediately  report  the  same  to  the 
President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  who  shall  immediately  cause  said  report  to  bepublished 
in  at  least  two  daily  newspapers  published  in  the  city  of  San  Francisco  for  the  period  of  three 
ciQiys* 

Supplemental  X.-An  Act  to  create  certain  Road  Districts  in  the  City  and  County  of  San  Fran- 
CISCO,  and  to  provide  for  the  Repair  and  Improvement  of  Roads  <Aem«.— Approved  May  20, 1861. 

Section  1.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco,  within  sixty  days  from  and  after  the  passage  of  this  Act,  to  divide  that  portion  of  the 
^leventh  and  Twelfth  Districts  in  said  city  and  county,  being  southerlv  and  westerly  of  the  line 
formed  by  Centre,  Dolores,  Market  and  Larkin  streets,  into  two  road  d'^istricts ;  the/shall  cause 
each  district  to  be  numbered  and  the  boundaries  of  the  same  to  be  accurately  defined  by  refer 
ence  to  public  streets  or  highways,  or  other  permanent  monuments,  and  shall  cause  such  descrip- 
tion of  boundaries,  with  their  numbers,  to  be  entered  on  their  minutes. 

A-  ?'^^:  \  7^^  ^""^^  y^""'^  P^  Supervisors  shall,  as  soon  as  they  have  established  the  road 
districts  before  named,  appoint  some  qualified  person,  a  resident  and  legal  voter  in  each  road 
district,  Roadmaster  ;  and  whenever  thereafter  a  vacancy  in  said  office  may  occur,  each  Road- 
master  shall  hold  his  office  for  the  term  of  one  year  from  and  after  the  date  of  his  appointment 
and  until  his  successor  is  appointed  and  qualified.  ppoiiumenx 

Sec.  3  Said  Roadmasters  shall  each  take  and  subscribe  the  proper  oath  of  office,  and  ffive 
bond  conditioned  on  the  faithful  discharge  of  the  duties  of  his  office,  in  such  sum,  not  exceeding 
fifteen  hundred  dollars,  and  with  such  sureties  as  the  Board  of  Supervisors  may  direct 

Sec  4.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  each  Roadmaster  to  carefully  examine  all  the  public  roads  in 
his  district  and  report  the  condition  of  the  same,  from  time  to  time,  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  • 
provided,  ih^i  from  the  month  of  November  to  May,  inclusive,  of  each  year,  such  report  shall  be 
made  on  the  first  Monday  of  each  month  ;  said  report  shall  specify  the  kind  of  repairs  and  the 
?ost  thereof  ^'"^'"'"^  '"  ^^'^^  ^^^^  ^""^  required,  together  with  the  estimate  of  the 

Sec.  5.  Upon  presentation  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  estimate  of  the  Roadmaster 
of  any  district,  as  herein  provided,  the  said  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  appropriate  a  sum  of 
money  not  exceeding  the  amount  of  said  estimate  :  provided,  that  the  amount  of"  all  appropria- 
tions authorized  by  this  Act  shall  not  exceed  four  thousand  dollars  for  anyone  fiscal  year  *  All 
sums  so  appropnated  shall  be  faithfully  applied  for  the  purposes  specified  in  such  appropriation  • 
and  upon  the  presentation  of  the  sworn  certificate  of  the  Roadmaster  of  any  district,  any  sum' 
or  sums,  not  exceeding  such  appropriation,  shall  be  allowed  and  ordered  paid  out  of  the  General 
J^  und,  m  like  manner  as  other  demands  are  allowed  and  ordered  paid. 


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KEDINQTON,  HOSTETTEK  &  CO.,  Importers  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Drugs. 


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Skc.  6.  For  the  purposes  of  this  Act,  public  roads  and  highways  shall  inchide  all  roads  that 
have  been  open  to  the  public  and  used  as  public  highways  long  enough  to  evince  their  utility 
and  necessity,  but  shall  not  include  any  street  established  by  any  authorized  survey  of  the  city,  or 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  or  any  part  thereof,  unless  such  street  shall  have  been  or  may 
hereafter  be  established  across  or  along  such  public  road  or  highway,  or  some  part  tliereof. 

Sec.  7.  Each  Roadmaster  is  hereby  authorized  to  purchase  all  necessary  timber,  planks,  or 
other  material  for  the  construction  or  repair  of  bridges  or  culverts,  and  to  hire,  at  just  and 
reasonable  rates,  all  necessary  labor,  tools,  or  implements,  for  widening,  straightening,  grading, 
or  otherwise  improving  such  roads  and  highways.  Each  Roadmaster  shall  receive  a  reasonable 
compensation  to  be  paid  out  of  the  General  Fund,  not  to  exceed  five  dollars  a  day  for  each  day's 
service  rendered  in  the  discharge  of  the  duties  of  his  office  :  provided,  that  no  Roadmaster  shall 
be  entitled  to  receive  more  than  three  hundred  dollars  for  all  services  he  may  render  as  such 
oflBcer,  in  any  one  fiscal  year. 

'I'he  provisions  of  the  general  Act  concerning  Roads  and  Highways  have  been  extended  over 
the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  by  the  following: — [Approved  April  16,  1859.] 

Section  1.  The  provisions  of  an  Act  entitled  "  Au  Act  concerning  Roads  and  Highways," 
approved  April  twenty-eighth,  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and  fifty-five,  and  the  provisions  of 
an  Act  entitled  an  Act  to  Amend  an  Act  entitled  an  Act  concerning  Roads  and  Highways, 
passed  April  twenty-eighth,  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and  fifty-five,  approved  April  nine- 
teenth, one  thousand  eight  hundred  and  fifty-six,  are  hereby  declared  to  be  applicable  to  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco,  and  all  roads  and  highways  in  that  portion  of  said  city  and 
county  that  was  not  included  in  the  City  of  Francisco  as  the  boundaries  of  the  same  [were] 
established  by  an  Act  entitled  an  Act  to  re-incorporate  the  City  of  San  Francisco,  passed  April 
fifteenth,  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and  fifty-one,  shall  be  laid  out,  opened,  constructed  and  re- 
paired, as  aforesaid  in  the  said  Acts :  provided,  that  all  streets  within  the  said  former  City  of 
San  Francisco,  as  the  boundaries  thereof,  were  established  by  an  Act  ^entitled  "An  Act  to  re-in- 
corporate the  City  of  San  Francisco,"  passed  April  fifteenth,  one  thousand  eight  huudred  and 
fifty-one,  shall  be,  and  they  are  hereby,  excepted  Irom  the  operations  of  this  Act. 

Supplemental  XI. — An  Act  to  confer  further  Powers  vpon  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco. — Approved  April  25,  1863. 

Section  1.  That  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall 
have  full  power  and  authority  to  provide,  by  order,  for  laying  out,  opening,  extending,  widening, 
straightening,  or  closing  up,  in  whole  or  in  part,  any  street,  square,  lane,  or  alley,  within  the 
bounds  of  said  city,  which,  in  their  opinion,  the  public  welfare  or  convenience  may  require  ;  to 
provide  for  ascertaining  whether  any  and  what  amount  in  value  of  damage  will  be  caused 
thereby,  and  what  amount  of  benefit  will  thereby  accrue  to  the  owner  or  possessor  of  any 
ground  or  improvements  within  said  city  and  county,  for  which  such  owner  or  possessor  ought 
to  be  compensated,  or  ought  to  pay  a  compensation,  and  to  provide  for  assessing  and  levying 
either  generally  on  the  whole  assessable  property  within  said  city,  or  specially  on  the  property 
of  persons  benefited,  the  whole,  or  any  part  of  the  damages  and  expenses  which  they  shall  as- 
certain will  be  incurred  in  locating,  opening,  extending,  widening,  straightening,  or  closing  up 
the  whole  or  any  part  of  any  street,  square,  lane,  or  alley,  in  said  city  and  county  ;  to  provide 
for  granting  appeals  to  the  County  Court  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  from  the 
decisions  of  any  Commissioners  or  other  persons,  appointed  in  virtue  of  any  ordinance,  to  ascer- 
tain the  damage  which  will  be  caused  or  the  benefit  which  will  accrue  to  the  owners  or  possessors 
of  grounds  or  improvements,  by  locating,  opening,  extending,  widening,  straightening,  or  closing 
up,  in  whole  or  in  part,  any  street,  lane,  or  alley,  within  said  city  and  county,  and  for  securing 
to  every  such  owner  and  possessor,  the  right,  on  application,  within  a  reasonable  time,  to  have 
decided,  by  a  jury  trial,  whether  any  damage  has  been  caused,  or  any  benefit  has  accrued  to 
them,  and  to  what  amount ;  to  provide  for  collecting  and  paying  over  the  amount  of  compen- 
sation adjudged  to  each  person  entitled,  and  to  enact  and  pass  all  orders,  from  time  to  time, 
which  shall  be  deemed  necessary  and  proper  to  exercise  the  powers  and  effect  the  objects  above 
specified  :  provided,  nevertheless,  that  before  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco  proceed  to  execute  any  of  the  powers  vested  in  them  by  this  Act,  at  least 
thirty  days'  notice  shall  be  given  of  any  application  which  may  be  made  for  the  passage  of  any 
order,  by  advertisement  in  at  least  two  of  the  daily  newspapers  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  having  the  largest  circulation  :  provided,  further,  that  whenever  any  street  or  part  of 
any  street  in  the  said  city  and  county,  occupied  or  used  by  the  track  of  any  railroad  company, 
shall  require  to  be  altered  or  widened  for  the  convenience  of  public  travel,  and  proceedings  for 
the  altering  or  widening  the  same  shall  have  been  taken  under  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  it  shall 
be  law  ful  for  the  Commissioners  appointed  as  in  this  Act  provided,  and  whose  duty  it  may  be, 


THE   PEOPLES  OTSTJIIANCE  CO.  recognizes  individual  liability. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  White  Shirts. 


CONSOLIDATION     ACT.  829 


to  make  a  just  and  equitable  assessment  of  the  whole  amount  of  costs,  damages,  and  expenses  of 
such  altering  or  widening,  among  the  owners  of  all  the  lands  and  real  estate  intended  to  be  bene- 
fited thereby,  to  assess  such  portion  of  said  costs,  damages,  and  expenses  upon  the  corporation 
or  company  owning  or  using  said  railroad  track,  as  shall  to  them  seem  equitable  and  just,  and 
such  assessment  shall  be  a  lien  upon  any  property  of  said  corporation  or  company  in  the  said 
city  and  county,  and  may  also  be  enforced  in  the  same  manner  as  the  assessment  upon  such 
owners  of  lands  and  real  estate  intended  to  be  benefited  thereby. 

Sec.  2.  That  before  any  Commissioners,  appointed  by  any  order  to  be  passed  in  virtue  of 
this  Act,  shall  proceed  to  the  performance  of  their  duty,  they  shall  give  notice  in  at  least  two  of 
the  daily  newspapers,  published  in  the  City  of  San  Francisco,  having  the  largest  circulation,  of 
the  object  of  the  order  under  which  they  propose  to  act,  at  least  ten  days  before  the  time  of 
their  first  meeting,  to  execute  the  same. 

Sec.  3.  Upon  the  return  of  any  assessment  to  be  made  under  any  ordinance  to  be  passed 
in  virtue  of  this  Act,  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco  shall  cause  a  copy  of  said  assessment  to  be  published  for  ten  days,  in  at  least  two 
daily  newspapers  of  said  city  and  county  having  the  largest  circulation. 

Sec.  4.  That  the  time  within  which  any  appeal  is  to  be  made  from  any  assessment,  shall  be 
computed  from  and  after  the  expiration  of  the  ten  days  mentioned  in  the  preceding  section. 

Sec.  5.  All  the  expenses  resulting  from  locating,  opening,  extending,  widening,  straightening, 
or  closing  up,  in  whole  or  in  part,  any  street,  square,  lane,  or  alley,  within  said  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco,  shall  be  paid  out  of  the  moneys  derived  from  the  assessments  upon  the 
property  benefited  by  such  locating,  opening,  extending,  widening,  straightening,  or  closing  up, 
in  whole  or  in  part,  any  street,  square,  lane,  or  alley,  within  said  city  and  county ;  and  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall  not  be  liable  for  any  expense  caused  by  the  same. 

Supplemental    XII. — Ait   Act  to  modify  and  change  the  Grade  of  Streets,  etc. — Approved  March 

28,    lono. 

Section  1.  The  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  are  hereby 
authorized  and  empowered,  upon  petition  of  the  owners  of  three-fourths  of  the  property  to  be 
affected  thereby — said  property  to  be  ascertained  and  indicated  by  said  Board  of  Supervisors  in 
the  manner  provided  in  the  first  subdivision  of  section  two  of  this  Act — to  change  and  modify 
the  grade  of  any  street  or  avenue,  or  any  part  of  any  street  or  avenue,  in  said  city  and  county, 
as  is  hereinafter  provided. 

Sec.  2.  The  grade  of  any  street  or  avenue,  or  portion  of  any  street  or  avenue,  the  grade  of 
which  has  been  fixed  by  ordinance,  shall  not  be  altered  or  changed,  except  upon  an  adjustment 
of  the  benefits  and  damages  ;  and  the  proceedings  shall  be  as  follows  : 

First.  The  Board  of  Supervisors,  upon  the  receipt  of  a  petition  in  conformity  with  the  pro- 
visions of  section  one  of  this  Act,  shall  publish,  in  the  official  newspaper  of  said  city  and  county, 
a  notice  of  their  intention  to  make  such  [change].  Said  notice  shall  be  published  for  thirty 
days,  and  shall  describe  the  proposed  change,  and  designate  the  limits  within  which  the  lots  of 
land  to  be  benefited  shall  be  assessed  to  pay,  and  damages  that  may  be  awarded  by  reason  of 
the  change. 

Second.  Within  twenty  days  after  the  first  publication  of  said  notice,  any  person  claiming 
that  he  or  she  would  sustain  damage,  by  reason  of  such  change,  shall  file  a  petition  with  the 
County  Clerk,  addressed  to  the  County  Court,  setting  forth  the  fact  of  his  or  her  ownership,  the 
description  and  situation  of  his  or  her  property,  its  market  value,  and  the  amount  of  damage, 
over  and  above  all  benefits,  which  he  or  she  would  sustain  by  reason  of  the  proposed  change,  if 
completed,  asking  the  appointment  of  Commissioners  to  assess  such  damage ;  which  petition 
shall  be  verified  by  the  oath  of  the  petitioner,  or  his  or  her  agent. 

Third.  On  the  filing  of  such  petition,  the  siid  County  Court  shall  take  jurisdiction  of  the 
proceedings,  and  the  County  Clerk  shall  immediately  give  notice  thereof  to  the  President  of  the 
Board  of  Supervisors. 

Fourth.  At  the  expiration  of  the  time  of  publication  of  said  notice,  and  at  the  time  indi- 
cated by  said  notice,  or  at  such  other  time  to  which  it  may  be  continued,  the  County  Court 
shall  appoint  three  citizens,  who  are  freeholders  in  said  city  and  county,  and  competent  judges 
of  the  value  of  real  estate  therein,  and  not  interested  in  said  proceedings,  as  Commissioners,  to 
assess  the  benefits  and  damages  to  each  separate  lot  of  land  within  the  limits  designated  in  the 
notice. 

Fifth.  The  Commissioners  shall  be  sworn  by  the  County  Judge  to  make  the  assessments 
of  benefits  and  damages  to  the  best  of  their  judgment  and  ability,  without  fear  or  favor, 
and  that  they  have  no  interest  in  the  controversy,  nor  in  any  of  the  land  within  the  limits 
designated,  which  oath  shall  be  filed  with  the  County  Clerk  as  part  of  the  proceedings.  A 
copy  thereof,  and  of  the  order  of  appointments,  certified  by  the  Clerk,  may  be  delivered  to 
said  Commissioners  as  their  authority. 


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Siocth.  Said  Commissioners  shall  visit  and  inspect  the  premises  to  be  assessed,  and  the 
premises  for  which  damages  are  claimed,  with  a  committee  from  their  body,  appointed  for 
that  purpose  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors. 

Seventh.  Said  Commissioners  shall  have  power,  and  it  is  hereby  made  their  duty,  to  examine, 
under  oath,  which  any  one  of  them  is  hereby  authorized  to  administer,  any  witnesses  produced 
before  them  by  any  party,  touching  the  matters  to  be  investigated,  and  such  other  witnesses  as 
they  may  deem  necessary  to  fully  acquaint  themselves  with  the  actual  amount  of  benefits  and 
damages  which  will  result  to  the  respective  parties  interested  in  the  proposed  change. 

Eighth.  Said  Commissioners,  having  determined  the  damage  which  will  be  sustained  by  each 
petitioner,  over  and  above  all  benefits  by  the  completion  of  the  proposed  change,  shall  proceed 
to  assess  the  whole  amount  thereof,  together  with  the  costs,  charges,  and  expenses  of  the  pro- 
ceedings, including  the  compensation  to  the  Commissioners  for  their  services,  to  be  taxed  and 
allowed  by  the  County  Judge,  ratably,  upon  the  several  lots  of  land  benefited  within  the  limits 
designated  in  said  notice,  so  that  the  same  shall  be  distributed  according  to  the  benefits  produced 
by  such  change,  as  nearly  as  possible. 

Ninth.  Said  Commissioners  shall  make  their  report  in  writing,  and  shall  subscribe  the  same 
and  file  it  with  the  County  Clerk.  In  their  said  report  they  shall  describe  each  piece  of  prop 
erty  which  will  sustain  damage,  stating  the  amount  of  the  damages  which  it  will  sustain  over 
and  above  all  benefits ;  and  they  shall  also  give  a  brief  description  of  each  lot  benefited  within 
the  designated  limits,  the  name  of  the  owner,  if  known,  and  the  amount  of  benefit  assessed 
against  the  same.  In  case  the  three  Commissioners  do  not  agree,  the  award  agreed  upon  by  any 
two  of  them  shall  be  sufficient.  On  the  filing  of  said  report,  the  County  Clerk  shall  notify  the 
Board  of  Supervisors,  in  writing,  of  the  fact,  and  thereupon  the  said  Board  shall,  by  ordinance, 
confirm  or  reject  said  report.  If  they  confirm  it,  the  grades  of  the  streets  shall  be  changed  as 
contemplated,  and  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  notify  the  County  Court  that  the 
Board  have  confirmed  the  report.  The  County  Court  shall  thereupon  enter  up  judgment  against 
each  lot  assessed  for  benefits,  describing  the  same  as  accurately  as  can  conveniently  be  done. 
Upon  which  judgment,  an  order  of  sale  may  issue  by  order  of  the  Court,  commanding  the 
Sheriff  of  said  city  and  county  to  collect  the  amount  therein  mentioned  by  sale  of  the  lot 
assessed,  in  the  mode  prescribed  by  law  for  the  sale  of  real  estate,  the  proceeds  to  be  paid  by  the 
Sheriff  to  the  Treasurer  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  who  shall  place  the  same  to 
the  credit  of  the  Street  Department  Fund  ;  and  the  same  shall  be  paid,  and  the  Treasurer  of 
said  city  and  county  shall  pay  the  amount  collected  for  damages  into  the  County  Court,  which 
shall  hold,  invest,  and  distribute  the  same  in  the  same  manner  as  provided  in  section  nineteen  of 
an  Act,  entitled  "An  Act  to  declare  and  regulate  the  Power  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  to  take  Private  Lands  for  certain  Public  Improvements, 
and  to  prescribe  the  Manner  of  its  Execution,"  approved  April  fourth,  eighteen  hundred  and 
sixty-four.  All  such  judgments  shall  be  in  favor  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  and 
shall  be  a  lien  upon  the  lot  until  the  same  is  paid  ;  but  no  sale  shall  be  made  nor  execution  issue 
until  the  County  Court  shall  determine  that  said  work  has  been  completed. 

Sec.  3.  Before  entering  up  judgment,  the  Court  shall  fix  a  day  for  hearing  parties  who  may 
feel  aggrieved  by  reason  of  any  of  the  proceedings ;  but  no  objection  shall  be  considered  except 
such  as  are  specifically  set  forth  in  writing  by  the  parties ;  and  all  errors,  omissions,  and  irregu- 
larities not  specifically  set  forth  shall  be  deemed  to  be  waived.  Any  party  dissatisfied  may, 
within  thirty  days  after  judgment  against  him  or  his  lot,  or  the  order  to  pay  the  damages 
assessed,  appeal  to  the  Supreme  Court  to  review  the  matter  complained  of,  and  the  appeal  shall 
be  taken  in  the  manner  and  with  the  same  effect  as  prescribed  in,  and  in  all  respects  be  in  con- 
formity to,  An  Act  to  declare  and  regulate  the  Power  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco,  to  take  Private  Lands  for  certain  Public  Improvements,  and  to 
prescribe  the  Manner  of  its  Execution,  approved  April  fourth,  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty-four; 
and  all  subsequent  proceedings  shall  be  in  conformity  therewith  and  with  the  same  effect. 

Sec.  4.  All  acts  and  proceedings  under  this  law  shall  be  liberally  construed,  and  the  judg- 
ments and  proceedings  of  the  County  Court  shall  be  construed  like  judgments  and  proceedings 
of  Courts  of  general  jurisdiction. 

Sec.  5.  The  Sheriff  shall  collect  fees  for  the  execution,  in  case  an  execution  issues,  as  in 
other  cases  ;  but  each  party  may  pay  to  the  Treasurer  the  amount  of  the  judgment  against  him, 
and  the  Treasurer's  receipt  being  produced  to  the  County  Court,  satisfaction  of  the  judgment 
shall  be  entered  by  the  Clerk.  The  Clerk  shall  not  charge  any  fees  for  the  proceedings  unless 
execution  issue,  in  which  case  he  shall  be  authorized  to  charge  five  dollars  for  each  execution,  to 
be  collected  by  the  Sheriff  on  the  execution. 

SUPPL£MEKTAL    XIII. — An  Act  to  empower  the  Board  of  Supervisorn  to  make  an  Appropriation  to 
establish  the  Grades  of  Streets,  etc. — Approved  March  28,  1868. 

Section  1.    The  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  is  author- 


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ized  to  provide,  by  ordinance,  for  the  establishment  of  the  lines  and  grades  of  the  streets  and 
avenues  within  the  tracts  or  districts  in  said  city  and  county  hereinafter  described,  lying  without 
the  corporate  limits  of  the  City  of  San  Francisco,  as  defined  in  an  Act,  entitled  "An  Act  to 
Incorporate  the  City  of  San  Francisco,"  passed  April  fifteenth,  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-one, 
to  wit : 

DisMct  No.  1.  That  tract  lying  east  of  Potrero  Avenue,  south  of  Mission  Creek,  west  of 
the  water  front,  and  north  of  Precita  Creek. 

District  No.  2.  That  tract  west  of  Potrero  Avenue,  south  of  the  charter  line  of  eighteen 
hundred  and  fifty-one,  produced  westerly  to  the  westerly  line  of  Douglass  Street;  easterly  of  the 
westerly  line  of  Douglass  Street,  continued  to  Figg  or  Twenty-seventh ;  northerly  of  Figg  or 
Twenty-seventh  Street  and  Precita  Creek. 

District  No.  3.  That  tract  west  of  the  charter  line  of  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-one,  easterly 
of  Douglass  Street, southerly  of  the  northerly  boundary  of  the  San  Miguel  Ranch,  and  northerly 
of  the  southerly  line  of  Twenty-second  Street,  extended  to  the  westerly  line  of  Douglass  Street. 

District  No.  4.  That  tract  lying  southerly  of  the  water  front,  westerly  of  Devisadero  Street, 
northerly  of  Geary  Street,  easterly  of  Cemetery  Avenue  and  Government  Reserve. 

District  No.  5.  That  tract  lying  westerly  of  the  charter  line  of  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty- 
one,  northerly  of  the  San  Miguel  Ranch,  easterly  of  westerly  line  of  West  Eighth  Street,  south- 
erly of  the  Government  Reserve  and  Lone  Mountain  Cemetery,  and  that  part  of  Geary  Street 
easterly  of  Cemetery  Avenue. 

Sko.  2.  For  the  accomplishment  of  the  purposes  set  forth  in  section  one  of  this  Act,  and 
the  providing  and  placing  suitable  monuments  to  perpetuate  the  work,  the  said  Board  of  Super- 
visors are  authorized  to  appropriate  a  sum  not  to  exceed  twenty  thousand  dollars.  The 
expenditure  authorized  by  this  Act,  and  every  item  thereof,  before  it  becomes  a  claim  or  debt 
against  said  city  or  county,  shall  first  be  allowed  and  ordered  paid  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors, 
and  audited  by  the  Auditor,  when  the  same  shall  be  paid  by  the  Treasurer  out  of  the  General 
Fund  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 

Supplemental  XIV. — An  Act  to  confer  further  powem  on  the  Mayor  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco. — Approved  April  2,  1870. 

Section  1.  The  Mayor  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  is  hereby  authorized  and 
empowered,  on  behalf  and  in  the  name  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  to  petition  the 
Board  of  Supervisors  of  said  city  and  county  to  order  the  change  of  the  official  grade  of  any 
street  or  streets,  where  such  change  may  afiect  any  public  square  or  other  lot  of  land  belonging 
to  said  city  and  county  ;  and  such  petition  shall  have  the  same  effect  as  if  the  same  were  signed 
by  or  in  behalf  of  the  owners  of  any  property  not  belonging  to  said  city  and  county. 

Supplemental  XV. — An  Act  granting  power  to  order  certain  Street    Work  to  be  done,  etc. — Approved 

March  31,  1866. 

Section  1.  Whenever  street  work  or  grading  of  any  street  or  part  thereof  may  be  deemed 
necessary  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  on  a  portion 
of  any  street  in  front  of  any  lot  owned  or  possessed  by  the  Government  of  the  United  States,* 
said  Board  shall  have  power  to  order  the  whole  or  any  portion  of  such  street  in  front  of  any 
such  lot  to  be  graded,  paved,  planked,  or  repaired,   any  law  to  the  contrary  notwithstanding. 

Supplemental    XVI. — An  Act  to  Provide  for  a  Police  Contingent  Fund. — Approved  February  28, 

1  8  o  9  . 

Section  1.  The  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall  an- 
nually set  apart  from  the  General  Fund,  in  the  treasury  of  said  city  and  county,  the  sum  of 
three  thousand  six  hundred  dollars,  to  constitute  a  Special  Fund,  to  be  called  the  Police  Con- 
tingent Fund. 

Sec.  2.  The  Police  Commissioners  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  or  a  majority 
of  them,  are  hereby  authorized  to  allow,  out  of  the  Police  Contingent  Fund  of  said  city  and 
county,  any  and  all  orders  signed  by  the  Chief  of  Police  of  said  city  and  county  :  provided, 
that  the  aggregate  of  said  orders  shall  not  exceed  the  sum  of  three  thousand  six  hundred  dollars 
per  annum. 

Sec.  3.  The  Auditor  of  said  city  and  county  is  hereby  authorized  to  audit,  and  the  Treas- 
urer of  said  city  and  county  to  pay,  out  of  the  Police  Contingent  Fund,  any  and  all  orders  so 
allowed  by  the  Police  Commissioners,  not  exceeding,  in  the  aggregate,  the  sum  of  three  thousand 
six  hundred  dollars  per  annum. 


*The  Act  of  March  13, 186S,  provides  for  the  payment  of  asBessments  against  the  property  of  the  Government  of  the 
United  States  in  the  manner  following  to  wit :— 'J'he  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  Oounty  of  San  Francisco  are 
hereby  authorized  to  allow,  the  Auditor  of  said  city  and  county  to  audit,  and  the  Treasurer  to  pay,  out  of  the  Street 
Department  Fund,  all  claims  not  heretofore  paid  for  assessments  that  have  been  made,  or  that  may  hereafter  be  made, 
pursuant  to  law,  against  the  property  of  the  Government  of  ihe  United  States  for  street  improvements  in  the  said  city 
and  county ;  provided^  the  Government  of  the  United  States  shall  by  its  officers  refuse  to  make  such  payment. 


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Sec.  4.  At  the  end  of  each  fiscal  year,  any  sum  remaining  in  the  Police  Continfjent  Fund, 
upon  which  no  order  shall  [have]  been  allowed,  shall  be  returned  to  the  credit  of  the  General 
Fund. 

Supplemental   XVII. — An  Act  relating  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  and  more  particularly/  defin- 
ing its  pollers  and   duties. — Approvea  March  30,  1868. 

Section  1.  Each  member  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County  of  San 
Francisco,  excepting  the  Mayor,  ex  officio  President  of  said  Board,  shall,  after  the  passage  of 
this  Act,  be  allowed  a  salary,  during  the  time  he  is  in  office,  of  one  hundred  dollars  per  month ; 
and  the  Auditor  of  said  city  and  county  is  hereby  directed  to  audit,  and  the  Treasurer  to  pay, 
such  salaries  monthly  out  of  the  General  Fund. 

Sec.  2.  The  votes  of  seven  members  constituting  the  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  be  neces- 
sary to  pass  any  ordinance,  order  or  resolution  ;  but  in  the  event  of  a  veto  by  the  Mayor,  then 
nine  votes  shall  be  necessary  to  pass  any  ordinance,  order  or  resolution,  over  such  veto ;  other- 
wise such  ordinance,  order,  or  resolution,  shall  be  of  no  validity. 

Sec.  3.  If  a  member  of  said  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  hereafter  absent  himself  from  the 
State,  or  shall  neglect  to  attend  the  meetings  of  said  Board,  for  the  period  of  ninety  days,  his 
office  may  be  declared  vacant  by  the  Board,  and  a  successor  may  be  appointed*  for  the  unex- 
pired term,  as  provided  in  other  cases. 

Sec.  4.  This  Act  shall  be  construed  so  as  to  harmonize  with  existing  laws  in  regard  to  the 
powers  and  duties  of  said  Board  of  Supervisors ;  and  all  such  laws  shall  continue  in  full  force, 
except  so  far  as  they  may  be  inconsistent  or  in  conflict  with  the  provisions  of  this  Act ;  and 
only  so  far  as  they  are  inconsistent  or  in  conflict  with  this  Act,  they  are  hereby  repealed. 

Supplemental  XVIII. — An  Act  to  establish  and  maintain  an  Alms  House  and  Hospital  in  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco. — Act  March  10,  1866. 

Section  1.  The  Board  of  Supervisors  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  are  hereby 
authorized  and  empowered  to  establish  and  maintain  an  Alms  House  and  Hospital,  and  for  that 
purpose  to  set  apart  and  appropriate  land  belonging  to  the  said  city  and  county,  or  to  purchase 
land,  not  exceeding  eighty  acres,  as  said  Board  may  deem  necessary  in  said  city  and  county,  and 
erect  thereon  one  or  more  buildings,  suitable  for  alms  house  and  hospital  purposes,  and  they  may 
from  time  to  time  add  to  and  enlarge  such  buildings  as  necessity  may  require. 

Sec.  2.  For  the  purpose  of  procuring  or  purchasing  and  improving  land,  and  erecting  build- 
ings thereon,  as  provided  in  the  preceding  section,  said  Supervisors  are  hereby  authorized  to 
appropriate  and  order  paid  so  much  as  may  be  necessary  of  the  appropriation  now  authorized 
by  law  to  be  expended  for  purchasing  land,  or  erecting  or  enlarging  buildings  for  hospital  pur- 
poses, or  for  both  ;  also,  to  expend,  in  addition  thereto,  a  sum  not  to  exceed  twenty  thousand 
dollars  for  furnishing  the  same. 

Sec.  3.  Said  Board  of  Supervisors  may,  by  ordinance,  make  such  rules  and  regulations,  not 
inconsistent  with  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  for  the  government  and  management  of  said  Alms 
House,  and  for  the  admission,  discharge,  and  employment  of  the  inmates  thereof,  as  to  them 
shall  seem  proper. — [Amendment  March  28,  1868.] 

Sec.  4.  Said  Board  shall  also  have  power  to  appoint  for  duty  at  the  Alms  House,  a  Super- 
intendent, Matron,  Resident  Physician,  and  such  assistants  and  employes  as  they  may  from  time 
to  time  deem  necessary  :  provided,  they  shall  not  at  any  time  pay  more  than  the  following  sums 
as  salary  to  the  various  employes  :  To  the  Superintendent,  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars  per 
month  ;  to  the  Matron,  filly  dollars  per  month ;  to  the  Resident  Physician,  one  hundred  and 
twenty-five  dollars  per  month ;  to  the  Cook,  sixty  dollars  per  month  ;  to  the  chief  Farmer, 
fifty  dollars  per  month;  to  the  principal  Teamster,  fifty  dollars  per  month  ;  and  to  each  and 
every  other  employe,  not  to  exceed  thirty  dollars  per  month  each,  except  nurses,  when  neces- 
sary, mav  be  employed  at  a  salary  not  to  exceed  fifty  dollars  per  month. — [Amendment  March 
28,  1868"'.] 

Sec.  5.  Said  Board  of  Supervisors  are  hereby  authorized  to  expend  a  sum  not  exceeding 
seven  thousand  dollars  per  monthf  for  the  support,  care,  and  maintenance  of  such  persons  as  may 
be  admitted  to  said  Alms  House  and  Hospital,  which  sum  shall  be  in  lieu  of  any  sums  now  au- 
thorized by  law  to  be  expended  for  such  purposes. 

Sec.  6.  Contracts  for  the  support  of  the  inmates  of  said  Alms  House  and  Hospital  shall 
be  given  out  in  the  manner  now  presci'ibed  by  law  for  the  support  of  the  inmates  of  the  City 
and  County  Hospital. 

Sec.  7.  The  Mayor  of  said  city  and  county,  the  Resident  Physician  of  said  Alms  House 
and  Hospital,  and  the  chairman  of  the  Hospital  Committee,  respectively,  and  they  alone,  shall 


*  For  provisions  relation  to  unexpired  terms.    See  Section  6,  page  790. 

t  The  Act  of  March  9, 1870,  autliorizes  an  expenditure  of  ten  thousand  dollars  per  month. 


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have  power  to  admit  inmates  to  said  Alms  House  and  Hospital,  under  such  restrictions  as  are 
provided  in  section  three  of  this  Act. 

Sec.  8.  The  Mayor,  when  authorized  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  shall  have  power  to  sell 
the  buildintrs  and  land  now  occupied  for  hospital  purposes,  and  to  that  end  is  hereby  authorized 
to  execute,  si<rn,  seal  and  deliver  good  and  sufficient  deed  or  deeds  therel'or,  to  such  person  or 
persons,  and  for  such  sum  or  sums  as  said  Board  mav  prescribe ;  and  he  shall  pay  the  proceeds  of 
such  sale  or  sales  into  the  City  and  County  Treasury  to  the  credit  of  the  General  Fund. 

ARTICLE    YI. 

FINANCE    AND    REVENUE.* 

Sec.  75.  All  fines,  penalties,  and  forfeitures,  imposed  for  offenses  committed  within  the  said 
city  and  county  shall  be  received  by  the  Clerk  or  Magistrate  of  the  respective  Court  and  paid 
into  the  treasury  thereof,  as  a  part  of  the  Police  Fund  ;  forty  per  cent  of  all  poll  taxes  col- 
lected in  said  city  and  county,  or  any  other  proportion  of  such  poll  taxes  which  may  be  here- 
after assigned  to  said  city  and  county  by  law.  shall  also  be  paid  and  received  into  the  treasury 
thereof,  as  a  part  of  the  Police  Fund.  All  demands  payable  out  of  said  fund,  may,  in  case  there 
be  not  sufficient  money  in  the  treasury  arising  from  the  sources  specified  in  this  section,  be  paid 
out  of  the  General  Fund  of  said  city  and  county. 

Sec.  76.  The  School  Fund  of  said  city  and  county  shall  consist  of  all  moneys  received  from 
the  State  School  Fund  ;  all  moneys  arising  from  taxes  upon  property  which  shall  be  levied  each 
year  for  that  use,  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  and  which  shall  in  no  case  exceed  the  rate  of 
thirty-five  cents,  [forty-five  cents  authorized. — Act  February  19,  1870. — See  page  819]  on  each 
hundred  dollars'  valuation  of  all  property,  real  and  personal,  liable  to  be  assessed.  The  General 
Fund  consists  of  all  moneys  in  the  treasury  not  designated  and  set  apart  by  law  to  a  specified 
use,  and  of  the  overplus  of  any  Special  Fund  remaining  after  the  satisfaction  of  all  demands 
upon  it.  The  Surplus  Fund  consists  of  any  moneys  belonging  to  the  General  Fund  remaining 
in  the  treasury  after  the  satisfaction  of  all  demands  due  and  payable,  which  are  specified  in  the 
first  fourteen  subdivisions  in  section  ninety-five.  The  fiscal  year  shall  be  the  same  as  that  of  the 
State. 

Sec.  77.  All  taxes  assessed  upon  real  and  personal  property  in  said  city  and  county,  shall 
be  payable  and  be  paid  directly  to  the  Treasurer  thereof;  [the  Tax  Collector  shall  collect  the 
taxes. — See  Revenue  Law,  Act  April  29,  18.57,  Sec.  12.]  and  in  default  of  such  payment  before 
the  time  when  the  Tax  Collector  may  be  authorized  by  law  to  seize  and  sell  the  property  there- 
for, the  said  Tax  Collector  shall  proceed  to  collect  said  taxes,  together  with  his  legal  fees,  by 
seizure  and  sale  of  the  property  liable  in  the  mode  prescribed  by  law  for  the  collectioD  of  such 
State  and  county  taxes. 

Sec.  78.  The  Tax  Collector,  upon  the  final  settlement  to  be  made  by  him  as  such  Tax  Col- 
lector, according  to  the  requirements  of  the  law,  shall  be  charged  with,  and  shall  pay  into  the 
hands  of  the  Treasurer,  the  lull  amount  of  all  taxes  by  him  collected  and  not  previously  paid 
over,  without  any  deduction  of  commissions,  fees,  or  otherwise ;  he  shall  also  be  charged  with 
and  be  deemed  debtor  to  the  treasury  for  the  full  amount  of  all  taxes  due  upon  the  delinquent 
list  delivered  to  him  for  collection,  unless  it  be  made  to  appear  that  it  was  out  of  his  power  to 
collect  the  same  by  levy  and  sale  of  any  property  liable  to  be  seized  and  sold  therefor  ;  if  the 
impossibility  to  collect  any  portion  of  such  delinquent  taxes  have  resulted  from  an  irregularity 
or  defect  in  the  assessment,  then  the  Assessor,  whose  duty  it  was  to  make  the  assessment,  shall 
be  liable  and  be  deemed  debtor  to  the  treasury  for  the  amount  remaining  uncollected  for  that 
cause. 

Sec.  79.  The  Treasurer  of  said  city  and  county  shall  receive  and  safely  keep  in  a  secure  fire- 
proof vault,  to  be  prepared  for  the  purpose,  all  moneys  belonging  to  or  which  shall  be  paid  into 
the  treasury,  and  shall  not  loan,  use,  or  deposit  the  same,  or  any  part  thereof,  with  any  banker  or 
other  person,  nor  pay  out  any  part  of  said  moneys,  except  upon  demands  authorized  by  this  Act, 
and  after  they  have  been  duly  audited  ;  he  shall  keep  the  key  of  said  vault  and  not  suffer  the 
same  to  be  opened  except  in  his  presence.  At  the  closing  up  of  the  same,  each  day,  he  shall  take 
an  account  and  enter  in  the  proper  book,  the  exact  amount  of  money  on  hand,  and  at  the  end  of 
every  month  shall  make  and  publish  a  statement  of  all  receipts  into,  and  payments  from,  the 
treasury,  and  on  what  account.  If  he  violate  any  of  the  provisions  of  this  section,  he  shall  be 
considered  a  defaulter,  and  shall  be  deemed  guilty  of  a  misdemeanor  in  office,  and  be  liable  to 
removal,  and  shall  be  proceeded  against  accordingly.  If  he  loan  or  deposit  said  moneys,  or 
any  part  thereof,  contrary  to  the  provisions  of  this  section,  or  apply  the  same  to  his  own  use  or  to 
the  u.^e  of  any  other  person,  in  any  manner  whatsoever,  or  suffer  the  same  to  go  out  of  his  per- 
sonal custody,  except  in  payment  of  audited  demands  upon  the  treasury,  he  shall  .be  deemed 


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guilty  of  felony,  and  on  conviction  thereof,  shall  suffer  imprisonment  in  the  State  Prison  for  a 
period  not  less  than  three  nor  more  than  ten  years. 

Sec.  80.  The  Treasurer  shall  keep  the  moneys  belonging  to  each  fund  separate  and  distinct, 
and  shall,  in  no  case,  pay  demands  chargeable  against  one  fund  out  of  the  moneys  belonging  to 
another,  except  as  otherwise  provided  in  this  Act,  without  an  express  order  of  the  lioard  of 
Supervisors,  which  can  only  be  made  at  or  after  the  third  regular  session,  held  during  the  fiscal 
year,  by  a  vote  of  two-thirds.  The  said  Treasurer  shall  give  his  personal  attendance  at  his 
public  office  during  the  office  hours  fixed  in  this  Act ;  and  if  he  absent  himself  therefrom,  except 
on  account  of  sickness,  or  urgent  necessity,  during  such  office  hours,  he  shall  lose  his  salary  for 
the  entire  day  on  which  he  was  absent. 

Sec.  81.     [Repealed.     See  Act  of  the  legislature,  March  28, 18.59.] 

Src.  82.  No  payment  can  be  made  from  the  treasury  or  out  of  the  public  funds  of  said  city 
and  county,  unless  the  same  be  specifically  authorized  by  this  Act,  nor  unless  the  demand  which 
is  paid,  be  duly  audited,  as  in  this  Act  provided  ;  and  that  must  appear  upon  the  face  of  it.  No 
demand  upon  the  treasury  shall  be  allowed  by  the  Auditor  in  favor  of  any  person  or  officer  in 
any  manner  indebted  thereto,  without  first  dtducting  the  amount  of  such  indebtedness,  nor  to 
any  person  or  officer  having  the  collection,  custody,  or  disbursement  of  public  funds,  unless  bis 
account  has  been  duly  presented,  passed,  approved,  and  allowed,  as  required  in  this  Act ;  nor  in 
favor  of  any  officer  who  shall  have  neglected  to  make  his  official  returns  or  his  reports,  in  writ- 
ing, in  the  manner  and  at  the  time  required  by  law,  or  by  the  regulations  established  by  the 
Board  of  Supervisors  ;  nor  to  any  officer  who  shall  have  neglected  or  refused  to  comply  with 
any  of  the  provisions  of  this  or  any  other  Act  of  the  Legislature,  regulating  the  duties  of  such 
officer,  on  being  required  in  writing,  to  comply  therewith  by  the  President  of  the  Board  of 
Supervisors,  or  the  Supervisor  of  the  respective  district ;  nor  in  favor  of  any  officer  for  the  time 
he  shall  have  absented  himself  without  lawful  cause,  from  the  duties  of  his  office  during  the 
office  hours  prescribed  in  this  Act ;  and  the  Auditor  may  examine  any  officer,  receiving  a  salary 
from  the  treasury,  on  oath,  touching  such  absence. 

Sec.  83.  The  term  "  audited,"  as  used  in  this  Act,  with  reference  to  demands  upon  the  treas- 
ury, is  to  be  understood  their  having  been  presented  to,  and  passed  upon,  by  every  officer  and 
Board  of  Officers,  and  finally  allowed  as  required  by  law  ;  and  this  must  appear  upon  the  face  of 
the  paper  representing  the  demand,  or  else  it  is  not  audited.  The  term  •'  law  or  laws."  as  used 
in  this  Act,  is  never  to  be  understood  as  applicable  to  any  regulation  of  the  Board  of  Educa- 
tion, or  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  or  Board  of  Delegates  of  the  Fire  Department,  but  only 
applicable  to  the  constitution  and  the  laws  made  or  adopted  by  the  Legislature  in  pursuance 
thereof. 

Sec.  84.  Every  demand  upon  the  treasury,  except  the  salary  of  the  Auditor,  and  including 
the  salary  of  the  Treasurer,  must,  before  it  can  be  paid,  be  presented  to  the  Auditor  of  the  city 
and  county  to  be  allowed,  who  shall  satisfy  himself  that  the  money  is  legally  due  and  remains 
unpaid,  and  whether  the  payuKnit  thereof  from  the  treasury  in  the  city  and  county  is  authnrized 
by  law,  and  out  of  what  fund.  If  he  allow  it,  he  shall  indorse  upon  it  the  word  '-allowed," 
with  the  name  of  the  fund  out  of  which  it  is  payable,  with  the  date  of  such  allowance,  and  sign 
his  name  thereto ;  but  the  allowance  or  approval  of  the  Auditor,  or  of  the  Board  of  Supervis- 
ors, or  any  other  Board,  or  officer,  of  any  demand,  which  upon  the  face  of  it  appears  not  to 
have  been  expressly  made  by  law  payable  out  of  the  treasury  or  fund  to  be  charged  therewith, 
shall  aSbrd  no  warrant  to  the  Treasurer  or  other  disbui'sing  officer  for  paying  the  same.  No 
demand  can  be  approved,  allowed,  audited,  or  paid,  unless  it  specify  each  several  item,  date,  and 
value  composing  it,  and  refer  to  the  law  by  title,  date,  and  section  authorizing  the  same. 

Sec.  85.  The  demand  of  the  Auditor  for  his  monthly  salary  shall  be  audited  and  allowed  by 
the  President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors.  '  All  other  monthly  demands  on  account  of  salaries 
fixed  by  law,  and  made  payable  out  of  the  treasury  of  said  city  and  county,  may  be  allowed  by 
the  Auditor  without  any  previous  approval.  All  demands  payable  out  of  the  School  Fund 
must,  before  they  can  be  allowed  by  the  Auditor,  or  paid,  be  previously  approved  by  the  Board 
of  Education,  or  by  the  President  thereof,  and  Superintendent  of  Common  Schools  acting  under 
the  express  authorization  of  said  Board.  Demands  for  teachers'  wages  or  other  expenses  apper- 
taining to  any  school,  cannot  be  approved,  allowed,  or  audited,  to  an  amount  exceeding  the  share 
of  school  money  which  such  school  will  be  entitled  to  have  apportioned  to  it  during  the  current 
fiscal  year.  Demands  for  monthly  pay  of  Police  Captains  and  Officers  must,  before  they  can  be 
allowed,  by  the  Auditor,  or  paid,  first  be  approved  by  the  Police  Judge  and  Chief  of  Police,  or 
if  they  refuse,  or  cannot  agree,  then  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors.  All  other  lawful  demands 
payable  out  of  the  treasury,  or  any  Public  Funds  of  said  city  and  county,  and  not  hereinbefore 
in  this  section  specified,  must,  before  they  can  be  allowed  by  the  Auditor,  or  in  any  manner  be 
recognized  or  paid,  be  first  approved  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors ;  or,  if  the  demand  be  under 
two  hundred  dollars,  by  the  President  and  two  members  thereof,  appointed  by  the  Board  for 
that  purpose,  with  power  to  act  under  and  subject  to  its  instructions  and  regulation  during  recess 


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of  the  said  Board.  The  Auditor  must  number  and  keep  a  record  of  all  demands  on  the  treasury 
allowed  by  him,  showing  the  number,  date,  amount,  and  name  of  the  original  and  present  holder  ; 
on  what  account  allowed,  out  o(  what  fund  payable,  and,  if  previously  approved,  by  what  officer, 
officers,  or  Board,  it  has  been  so  approved  ;  and  it  shall  be  deemed  a  misdemeanor  in  office  lor 
the  Auditor  to  deliver  any  demand  with  his  allowance  thereon,  until  this  requisite  shall  have 
been  complied  with. — [Amendment  April  18,  1857.] 

Sec.  86.  The  President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  Auditor,  Chief  of  Police,  President  of 
the  Board  of  Education,  and  each  Supervisor,  shall  have  power  to  administer  oaths  and  affirma- 
tions concerning  any  demand  on  the  treasury,  or  otherwise  relating  to  their  official  duties. 
Every  officer  who  shall  approve,  allow,  or  pay  any  demand  on  the  treasury  not  authorized  by 
this  Act,  shall  be  liable  to  the  city  and  county,  individually,  and  on  his  official  bond,  for  the 
amount  of  the  demand  so  illegally  approved,  allowed,  or  paid.  Every  citizen  shall  have  the 
right  to  inspect  the  books  of  the  Auditor,  Treasurer,  and  Clerk  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  at 
any  time  during  business  hours.  Copies,  or  extracts  from  said  books,  duly  certified,  shall  be 
given  by  the  officer  having  the  same  in  his  custody,  to  any  citizen  demanding  the  same,  and 
paying  or  tendering  si.xteen  cents  per  folio  of  one  hundred  words  for  such  copies  or  extracts. — 
[Amendment  April  18,  1857.] 

Sec.  87.  The  Auditor  is  the  head  of  the  Finance  Department  of  the  city  and  county,  and  as 
such  is  required  to  be  constantly  acquainted  with  the  exact  condition  of  the  treasury,  and  every 
lawful  demand  upon  it.  He  shall  keep  a  public  office,  and  give  his  personal  attendance  there 
daily,  during  the  office  hours  fixed  in  this  Act,  and  shall  not  be  permitted  to  follow  or  engage 
in  any  other  occupation,  office,  or  calling,  while  he  holds  said  office ;  if  he  absents  himself  from 
his  office  during  such  office  hours,  except  on  indispensable  official  business,  or  urgent  necessity, 
he  shall  lose  his  salary  for  the  day,  and  it  shall  be  a  part  of  his  official  duty  to  keep  account  of 
the  times  and  occasions  when  he  shall  be  so  absent  from  duty. 

Sec.  88.  Every  lawful  demand  upon  the  treasury,  duly  audited,  as  in  this  Act  required,  shall 
in  all  cases  be  paid  on  presentation  and  canceled,  and  the  proper  entry  thereof  be  made,  if  there 
be  sufficient  money  in  the  treasury  belonging  to  the  fund  out  of  which  it  is  payable  ;  but  if  there 
be  not  sufficient  money  belonging  to  said  fund  to  pay  such  demand,  then  it  shall  be  registered  in 
a  book  to  be  kept  by  the  Treasurer  for  that  purpose,  showing  its  number,  when  presented,  date, 
amount,  name  of  the  original  holder,  and  on  what  account  allowed,  and  out  of  what  fund  pay- 
able ;  and  being  so  registered,  shall  be  returned  to  the  party  presenting  it  with  an  indorsement 
of  the  word  "  registered,"  dated  and  signed  by  the  Treasurer. 

Sec.  89.  Whenever  any  audited  demand  has  been  presented  to  the  Treasurer  and  not  paid, 
and  it  be  made  known  to  the  President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  he  shall  proceed  immediately 
to  investigate  the  cause  of  such  non-payment ;  and  if  it  be  ascertained  that  the  demand  has  been 
illegally  and  fraudulently  approved  or  allowed,  he  shall  cause  the  officerguilty  of  such  illegal  and 
fraudulent  approval  or  allowance,  to  be  proceeded  against  for  misconduct  in  office.  If  he  ascer- 
tain that  the  demand  has  been  duly  audited,  and  that  the  Treasurer  has  funds  applicable  to  the 
payment  thereof,  which,  without  reasonable  grounds  for  doubt  as  to  the  legality  of  such  pay- 
ment, he  refuses  to  apply  thereto,  he  shall  proceed  against  him  as  a  defaulter  ;  if  it  be  ascertained 
that  the  demand  was  not  paid  for  want  of  funds,  then  he  shall  cause  the  Sheriff  or  Tax  Collector, 
or  other  officer  or  person  or  persons,  who  ought  to  have  collected  or  to  have  paid  the  money 
into  the  treasury,  if  they  have  been  grossly  negligent  therein,  to  be  proceeded  against  according 
to  law,  and  without  any  delay. 

Sec.  90.  The  salaries,  fees,  and  compensations  of  all  officers,  including  policemen  and 
employes  of  all  classes,  and  all  teachers  in  common  schools,  or  others  employed  at  fixed  wages, 
shall  be  payable  monthly  ;  and  any  demand  whatsoever  upon  the 'treasury  hereafter  accruing, 
shall  not  be  paid,  but  shall  be  forever  barred  by  limitation  of  time,  unless  the  same  be  presented 
for  payment,  properly  audited,  within  one  month  after  such  demand  became  due  and  payable ; 
or  if  it  be  a  demand  which  has  to  be  passed  and  approved  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  or 
Board  of  Education,  then,  within  one  month  after  the  regular  session  of  the  proper  Board,  held 
next  after  the  demand  accrued,  or  unless  the  Board  of  Supervisors  shall,  within  six  months  after 
the  demand  accrued  as  aforesaid,  on  a  careful  investigation  of  the  facts,  certify  that  the  same 
is  in  all  respects  just  and  legal,  and  that  the  presentation  of  it  as  above  required  was  not  in  the 
power  either  of  the  original  party  interested,  or  his  agent,  or  the  present  holder,  in  which 
case  it  shall  be  barred  in  the  same  manner,  unless  presented  for  payment  within  twenty  days 
thereafter. 

Sec.  91.  The  Treasurer,  for  money  received  into  the  treasury,  and  all  other  officers  of  said 
city  and  county  receiving  money  from  the  Treasurer  for  disbursement,  shall  give  receipt  for  all 
moneys  by  them  received,  which  receipt  shall  be  presented  to,  and  countersigned  by,  the^uditor. 
The  Auditor,  before  countersigning  any  such  receipt,  shall  number  it,  and  make  an  entry  in  a 
book  of  record,  to  be  kept  in  his  office  for  that  purpose,  of  the  number,  date,  and  amount,  by 
whom,  and  in  whose  favor  given,  and  on    what  account.     No  such  receipt  shall   be  valid   as 


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evidence  in  favor  of  the  person  or  officer  receiving  it,  till  presented  to  the  Auditor  and  counter- 
signed as  aforesaid  ;  and  any  person  or  officer  using,  or  offering  to  use,  such  receipt  as  evidence, 
in  favor  of  such  person  or  officer,  of  the  payment  specified  in  it,  without  being  first  countersigned 
as  above  required,  shall  forfeit  to  the  said  city  and  county  double  the  amount  of  money  specified 
in  such  receipt. 

Sec.  92.  If  any  person  feel  aggrieved  by  the  decision  of  the  Auditor,  or  other  proper  officer 
or  officers  of  said  city  and  county,  except  the  Board  of  Education,  in  the  rejection  of  or  refusal 
to  approve  or  allow,  any  demand  upon  the  treasury,  presented  by  such  person,  he  may  appeal, 
and  have  the  same  passed  upon  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  whose  decision  thereon  shall  be 
final  ;  and  if  the  said  Board  shall  approve  and  allow  the  demand,  it  shall  afterwards  be  pre- 
sented to  the  Auditor,  and  entered  in  the  proper  book  in  like  manner  as  other  demands  allowed 
by  him,  and  an  indorsement  must  be  made  of  its  having  been  so  entered  before  it  can  be  paid  : 
provided,  that  from  the  decision  of  the  President  of  the  Board  of  Education  and  Superintend- 
ent of  Common  Schools  refusing  or  not  agreeing  to  allow  any  demand,  payable  out  of  the 
School  Fund,  the  appeal  shall  be  taken  to  the  Board  of  Education,  whose  decision  thereon  shall 
be  final. 

Sec.  93.  In  all  cases  of  such  appeals  to  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  or  the  Board  of  Educa- 
tion, the  opinion  of  the  District  Attorney  thereon,  shall  be  required  in  writing,  read  and  filed  ; 
and  upon  such  appeal,  and  in  all  other  cases  upon  the  approval  or  allowance  of  any  demand 
upon  the  treasury  or  School  Fund,  the  vote  shall  be  taken  by  yeas  and  nays,  and  entered  upon 
the  records. 

Sec.  94.  The  President  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  in  conjunction  with  the  County  Judge 
and  Auditor  of  said  city  and  county,  shall,  every  month,  examine  the  books  of  the  Treasurer 
and  other  officers  of  said  city  and  county,  having  the  collection  and  custody  of  public  funds,  and 
shall  be  permitted,  and  it  shall  be  their  duty,  to  see  and  count  over  all  the  moneys  remaining 
in  the  hands  of  such  Treasurer,  or  other  officer.  If  they  ascertain  clearlij  that  such  Treasurer 
or  other  officer,  is  a  defaulter,  they  shall  forthwith  take  possession  of  all  funds,  books,  and  papers, 
belonging  to  such  officer,  and  appoint  a  person  to  fill  the  same,  until  the  said  defaulting  officer 
can  be  proceeded  against  according  to  law,  which  shall  be  done  without  delay.  The  piirson  so 
appointed  shall  give  bond  and  take  the  oath  of  office,  in  the  same  manner  as  was  required  of 
the  officer  whose  place  he  was  appointed  to  fill.  If  the  Treasurer,  or  other  officer  so  charged  as 
a  defaulter,  be  acquitted  thereof,  he  shall  resume  his  duties. 

Sec.  95.  Payments  of  demands  on  the  treasury  of  said  city  and  county  may  be  made  for  the 
following  objects,  and  none  others  : — [Amended  April  18,  1857.] 

First.  Out  of  the  Police  Fund,  the  fixed  salaries  of  Police  Captains  and  Officers,  Chief  of 
Police,  Police  Judge,  and  Clerk  of  Police  Court.* 

Second.  Out  of  the  School  Fund,  the  salaries  or  wages  of  teachers  in  the  common  schools, 
rents,  repairs,  building,  and  furnishing  of  school  houses,  as  provided  by  law. 

Third.  Out  of  the  General  Fund,  the  fixed  salaries  of  compensation  of  the  Assessor  and  his 
deputies,  the  salaries  fixed  by  law,  and  other  officers  of  said  city  and  county,  and  of  officers  of 
the  Fire  Department,  and  the  legal  fees  of  jurors  and  witnesses  in  criminal  cases,  when  the  same 
by  law  are  payable  out  of  the  county  treasury. 

Fourth.  Out  of  the  General  Fund,  coupons  for  interest  due  upon  the  "  San  Francisco  City 
Stock,"  duly  issued  in  pursuance  of  the  Act,  entitled  "An  Act  to  authorize  the  Funding  of  the 
Floating  Debt  of  the  City  of  San  Francisco,  and  to  provide  for  the  Payment  of  the  same," 
passed  May  first,  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-one. 

Fifth.  Out  of  the  General  Fund,  coupons  for  interest  due  on  the  bonds  duly  issued  by  the 
Board  of  Fund  Commissioners,  in  pursuance  of  the  provisions  of  the  Act,  entitled  "An  Act  to 
provide  for  the  Funding  of  the  Legal  and  Equitable  Debt  of  the  City  of  San  Francisco,  and 
for  final  redemption  of  the  same,"  passed  May  seventh,  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-five. 

Sixth.  Out  of  the  General  Fund,  coupons  for  interest  due  on  bonds  duly  issued  by  the  Com- 
missioners for  Funding  the  Floating  Debt  of  the  County  of  San  Francisco,  in  pursuance  of  an 
Act,  entitled  "An  Act  to  Fund  the  Floating  Debt  of  the  County  of  San  Francisco,"  passed 
May  fourth,  eighteen  hundred  and  iiity-two. 

Seventh.  Out  of  the  General  Fund,  coupons  for  interest  due  upon  the  bonds  known  as  the 
"  Fire  Bonds,"  issued  to  the  amount  of  "  two  hundred  thousand  dollars,"  by  the  corporate 
authorities  of  the  City  of  San  Francisco,  and  bearing  date  December  first,  eighteen  hundred  and 
fifty-four. 


*  The  Act  of  April  1, 1870,  provides  that  one-halfof  all  the  flues,  penalties  and  forfeitures  imposed  for  olTenscs  commit- 
ted within  tlie  said  city  and  county,  and  now  paid  into  the  Treasury  lliereof,  as  a  part  of  tlie  I'olico  Fund,  by  tlie  Clerk 
of  the  I'dlice  .Judge's  Court,  shall  "he  paid  to  tlie  Treasurer  of  the  San  Francisco  Benevolent  Association  ;  provided,  that 
siicli  payment  shallnotdiminish  the  amount  now  authorized  hy  law  to  hy  paid  out  of  said  flues,  penalties  and  forfeit- 
ures to  otlier  associations,  or  to  the  school  Fund  of  said  city  and  ccuinty  ;  him] ,  provided  fiirllier,  that  the  sum  so  paid  to 
the  Treasurer  of  the  .San  Francisco  Benevolent  Association,  under  tlie  provisions  of  this  Act,  sliall  not  In  any  event 
exceed  tlie  sum  of  five  thousand  dollars  per  annum.    For  Police  Contingent  Fund  see  Supplemental  XVI.,  page  831. 


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Eighth.  Out  of  the  General  Fund,  the  certificates  of  stock  and  bonds,  after  maturity,  which 
have  been  duly  issued,  referred  to  in  the  four  next  preceding  subdivisions  of  this  section. 

Ninth.  Out  of  the  School  Fund,  coupons  for  interest  due  on  the  bonds  known  as  the  '•  School 
Bonds,"  dated  May  fourth,  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-four,  and  amounting  in  the  aggregate  to 
the  sum  of  sixty  thousand  dollars,  issued  by  the  corporate  authority  of  the  City  of  San  Fran- 
cisco, together  with  the  sum  of  five  thousand  dollars,  annually,  as  a  Sinking  Fund,  for  the  re- 
demption of  said  bonds,  and  the  sum  or  sums  due  on  each  and  every  of  the  said  bonds  at 
maturity,  and  also  the  amount  necessary  to  discharge  legal  incumbrances  now  existing  on  school 
houses  and  school  house  lots. 

Tenth.  Out  of  the  General  Fund,  the  sum  of  fifty  thousand  dollars,  annually,  for  the  redemp- 
tion of  the  certificates  of  stock,  mentioned  in  the  fourth  subdivision  of  this  section,  when  the 
same  shall  be  ofi'ered  for  redemption  at  the  treasury,  and  after  first  applying  to  that  use  the 
money  now  belonging  to  said  "  Sinking  Fund,"  remaining  in  the  hands  of  the  Fund  Commis- 
sioners. Also,  the  sum  of  sixteen  thousand,  six  hundred  and  sixty-seven  dollars,  annually,  for 
the  redemption  of  said  "  Fire  Bonds,"  mentioned  in  the  seventh  subdivision  of  this  section,  when 
the  same  shall  be  offered  at  the  city  and  county  treasury  for  redemption,  and  after  first  applying 
to  that  use  the  money  now  belonging  to  this  "  Sinking  Fund." 

Eleventh.  Out  of  the  Police  Fund,  bills  for  the  subsisting  of  prisoners  previously  authorized 
by  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  as  in  this  Act  provided,  and  duly  audited,  which  bills  must 
minutely  specify  each  several  item  composing  the  demand. 

T%L'elflh.     [Obsolete.] 

Thirteenth.  Out  of  the  General  Fund,  bills  duly  audited  for  expenditures  in  the  care  and 
maintenance  of  the  indigent  sick  of  the  city  and  county,  previously  authorized  by  the  Board  of 
Supervisors,  and  not  exceeding  the  amount  in  this  Act  limited  for  that  purpose. 

Fourteenth.  Out  of  the  General  Fund  *  *  *  the  expense  legally  incurred  for  books, 
stationery  and  official  blanks,  as  authorized  by  section  eleven  of  this  Act,  and  the  necessary 
expense  of  constructing  a  fire  proof  vault,  to  be  prepared  for  the  Treasurer's  office,  as  required 
by  section  seventy-nine  of  this  Act ;  also,  expenditures  not  exceeding  two  thousand  dollars 
I  Amended,  Act  April  26,  1862],  during  any  one  month  for  objects  of  urgent  necessity  other 
tlmn  those  heretofore  specified  in  this  section,  when  the  amount  thereof  in  each  particular  case 
shall  have  been  previously  authorized  and  fixed  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors,  in  the  lawful 
exercise  of  their  powers.  Provisions  relative  to  expenditures  for  Fire  Department,  construction 
of  cisterns,  etc.,  superseded  by  Act  of  March  2,  1868  and  Amendments  March  14,  1870.  [See 
Supplemental  II,  page  796.] 

Fifteenth.  Out  of  the  Surplus  Fund,  expenditures  previously  authorized  by  the  Board  of 
Supervisors,  in  the  lawful  exercise  of  their  powers,  for  objects  other  than  those  specified  in  the 
preceding  fourteen  subdivisions  of  this  section,  may  be  paid  out  of  the  Surplus  Fund,  as  speci- 
fied in  sections  ninety-seven  and  ninety-eight,  but  not  otherwise.  At  the  end  of  each  fiscal  year, 
and  after  every  lawful  demand  on  the  treasury  then  due  and  payable,  or  to  accrue  for  that  year, 
shall  have  been  actually  paid,  taken  up,  and  canceled,  and  record  thereof  made  in  the  proper 
books,  or  cash  in  the  treasury  shall  have  been  set  apart  and  reserved,  equal  to  the  amount  of 
said  demands  that  may  then  be  outstanding,  or  to  accrue  for  that  year,  and  a  surplus  of  money 
shall  still  remain  in  the  treasury,  then  and  in  such  case,  but  not  otherwise,  the  Board  of  Super- 
visors may,  out  of  such  Surplus  Fund,  and  from  no  other  source  whatever,  make  appropriations 
for  the  various  objects  embraced  within  their  lawful  powers,  other  than  those  specified  in  the  first 
fourteen  subdivisions  of  this  section,  and  may,  in  case  the  revenue  of  the  year  then  next  ensuing, 
will,  in  their  opinion,  be  amply  sufficient  to  satisfy  all  demands  upon  the  General  Fund  and 
Police  Fund,  set  apart  and  reserve  the  moneys  so  appropriated,  to  be  expended  from  time  to 
time,  during  such  succeeding  year,  subject,  however,  to  the  provisions  of  section  ninety-six. 
Every  contract  whereby  any  money  is  to  be  paid  out  of  the  treasury,  for  other  objects  than  those 
specified  in  the  first  fourteen  subdivisions  of  this  section,  shall  be  null  and  void  as  against  the 
city  and  county,  if  made  before  such  Surplus  Fund  exists  in  the  treasury,  and  unless  it  be  in 
writing,  with  a  printed  copy  of  sections  ninety-five,  ninety-six,  ninety-seven,  and  ninety-eight,  of 
this  Act  attached  to  it,  and  in  such  case,  the  ofiBcer  or  officers  executing  the  same,  in  behalf  of 
the  city  and  county,  in  contravention  of  this  provision,  shall  alone  be  liable  in  his  or  their  indi- 
vidual capacity,  to  the  other  contracting  party,  for  the  fulfillment  of  such  contract. — [Amend- 
ment April  18,1857.] 

Sec.  96.  The  demands  specified  in  the  first  fourteen  subdivisions  of  section  ninety-five, shall 
be  paid  out  of  any  moneys  in  the  treasury,  in  preference  to  any  and  all  other  demands  whatso- 
ever ;  and  in  case  of  any  deficiency  of  funds  for  the  payment  of  any  of  the  said  demands,  when 
presented,  then  all  such  demands,  being  presented  and  registered  by  the  Treasurer,  as  in  this  Act 
required,  shall  be  paid  out  of  any  moneys  afterward  coming  into  the  said  treasury  applicable 
thereto,  in  the  order  in  which  the  same  are  registered. 

Sec.  97.    The  Board  of  Supervisors,  Board  of  Education,  and  each  and  every  officer  of  the 


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838  SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 

said  city  and  county,  being  absolutely  prohibited  to  contract  any  debt  or  liability,  in  any  form, 
against  the  said  city  and  county  hereafter,  the  powers  of  the  Board  of  ^Supervisors,  enumerated 
in  this  Act,  so  far  as  the  exercise  thereof  may  involve  the  expenditure  of  money  otherwise  than 
for  the  objects  and  demands  referred  to  in  the  preceding  section,  shall  be  deemed  to  extend  only 
to  authorizing  the  appropriation  and  application  of  any  surplus  moneys  remaining  in  the  treasury 
during  any  one  fiscal  year,  to  the  objects  specified  in  such  enumeration  of  powers,  after  the  de- 
mands mentioned  in  the  first  fourteen  subdivisions  of  section  ninety-five,  due  and  payable  during 
such  fiscal  year,  shall  have  been  paid,  and  the  several  Sinking  Funds  shall  have  been  provided 
and  reserved  for  the  redemption  of  said  bonds  and  certificates  of  stock,  to  the  amount  herein- 
I  before  specified. 

Sec.  98.  If  any  expenditures  not  authorized  by  this  Act,  be  incurred,  they  can  never  be 
paid  out  of  the  treasury,  nor  shall  they  be  deemed  to  constitute,  or  lay  the  foundation  of  any 
claim,  demand,  or  liability,  legal,  equitable,  or  otherwise,  against  the  said  city  and  county.  If 
expenditures  be  incurred,  which  are  authorized  by  this  Act  to  be  paid  out  of  the  surplus  funds  in 
the  treasury,  but  not  for  the  preferred  objects  specified  in  section  ninety-six,  such  expenditures 
can  only  be  paid  out  of  such  surplus  funds  and  revenues  strictly  appertaining  to  the  fiscal  year 
in  which  such  expenditures  have  been  ordered,  or  the  contracts  therefor  entered  into,  and  cannot 
be  carried  forward  and  paid  out  of  any  revenues  accruing  and  receivable  into  the  treasury  for 
any  subsequent  year  ;  nor  shall  any  demand  for,  or  arising  out  of,  any  such  expenditure,  contract, 
or  consideration,  be  deemed  to  be  a  legal  or  equitable  claim  or  liability  against  the  said  city 
and  county,  or  the  treasury  thereof,  or  the  taxable  property  of  tax  payers,  otherwise  than  as  in 
this  section  provided  ;  and  no  demand  preferred  against  the  said  city  and  county,  or  the  treasury 
thereof,  which  is  not  legally  obligatory  under  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  can  be  recognized 
assumed,  or  legalized,  so  as  to  give  it  any  validity,  or  authorize  the  payment  thereof. 

Sec.  99.  [Repeals  former  Acts,  and  provides  that  all  laws  and  parts  of  laws  defining  the 
powers  and  duties  of  Supervisors  or  Boards  of  Supervisors,  are  declared  inapplicable  to  the  said 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  except  such  as  are  expressly  referred  to  iu,  and  made  applica- 
ble thereto  by,  the  provisions  of  this  Act ;  also,  all  laws  and  parts  of  laws,  as  far  as  they  conflict 
with  the  provisions  of  this  Act.  The  schedule  to  the  Act  provides  for  the  organization  of  San 
Mateo  County,  and  is  therefore  omitted.] 

Supplemental  XIX. — An  Act  to  provide  for  the  Collection  of  Taxes  on  Personal  Property  in  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. — Approved  May  9,  1862. 

Section  1.  On  or  before  the  first  Monday  in  June,  in  each  year,  the  Assessor  of  the  City 
and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall  deliver  to  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  said 
city  and  county,  a  list,  containing  the  names  of  all  persons,  firms,  corporations,  and  associations, 
who  have  given  in  a  sworn  statement,  or  whose  personal  property  has  been  finally  assessed,  as 
provided  for  in  section  three  of  An  Act  to  provide  Revenue  for  the  support  of  the  Government 
of  this  State,  approved  April  twenty-ninth,  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-seven,  and  the  acts  amend- 
atory thereof  and  supplementary  thereto,  and  the  amount  of  the  tax  on  personal  property  assessed  to 
each  of  said  persons,  firms,  corporations  and  associations.  Said  list  shall  be  certified  by  the  Assessor : 
provided,  however,  that  the  Assessor  may,  at  any  time  prior  to  the  last  Saturday  in  October,  in 
each  year,  specially  assess  any  property  which  shall  not  be  on  the  regular  list,  as  provided  in 
section  eleven  of  said  Act,  approved  April  twenty-ninth,  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-seven.  As 
soon  as  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  receive  said  list,  he  shall  give  notice  of  the 
fact,  specifying  therein  the  time  of  the  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Equalization,  for  the  correction 
of  errors  in  the  assessment  of  personal  property,  as  provided  in  section  two  of  this  Act,  by  pub- 
lication in  one  or  more  daily  newspapers  published  in  said  city,  and  he  shall  keep  said  list  open 
in  his  office  for  public  inspection. 

Sec.  2.  The  Board  of  Equalization  of  said  city  and  county,  as  constituted  by  section 
eight  of  An  Act  to  provide  Revenue  for  the  support  of  the  Government  of  this  State,  approved 
April  twenty-ninth,  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-seven,  shall  meet  on  the  first  Monday  in  June,  in 
each  year,  for  the  correction  of  errors  in  the  assessment  of  personal  property,  and  shall  continue 
in  session,  from  time  to  time,  until  such  errors  brought  to  their  notice  shall  be  corrected  : 
provided,  however,  that  they  shall  not  sit  after  the  third  Monday  in  June.  Said  Board  shall 
have  power  to  determine  such  complaints  only  as  shall  be  made  to  them  upon  sworn  statements 
in  writing  in  regard  to  the  assessed  value  of  any  property,  and  may  change  and  correct  any  such 
valuation,  either  by  adding  thereto,  or  deducting  therefrom,  if  the  sum  fixed  in  the  assessment 
roll  is  proven  to  be  too  small  or  too  great.  During  the  session  of  the  Board,  the  Assessor  may 
be  present,  and  shall  have  liberty  to  make  any  statement  touching  questions  before  the  Board. 
During  the  session,  or  as  soon  as  possible  after  the  adjournment  of  the  Board,  the  Clerk  shall 
enter  upon  said  assessment  roll  all  the  changes  and  corrections  made  by  the  Board,  and  there- 
upon deliver  the  assessment  roll,  so  corrected,  to  the  Auditor  of  said  city  and  county,  whose 
duty  it  shall  be  to  add  up  the  columns  of  valuation,  and  on  or  before  the  first  Monday  in  July 


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CONSOLIDATION    ACT.  839 


he  shall  deliver  to  the  Tax  Collector  a  true  copy  of  the  corrected  roll,  to  be  styled  a  "Dupli- 
cate Assessment  List  of  Personal  Property,"  with  the  total  of  taxes  to  each  person,  firm,  cor- 
poration, and  association,  carried  out  in  separate  money  columns,  which  said  duplicate  assess- 
ment list  shall  be  duly  certified  by  said  Auditor. —  [Amendment  February  27,  18G4.] 

Sec.  3.  The  personal  property  assessment  list  referred  to  in  section  one  of  this  Act,  and  the 
copy  thereof  named  in  section  two  of  this  Act,  shall  be  made  in  the  form  and  bound  in  the 
manner  now  provided  by  law. 

Sec.  4.  Upon  receiving  the  tax  list  of  personal  property  from  the  Auditor,  the  Tax  Collec- 
tor shall  immediately  give  notice,  by  publication  in  three  daily  newspapers  published  in  the 
county,  that  the  taxes  on  personal  property  are  due  and  payable,  and  such  notice  shall  be  con- 
tinued until  the  first  Monday  of  August  next  succeeding;  he  shall  also  cause  a  notice  to  the 
like  eSect  to  be  addressed  to  each  person,  firm,  corporation,  or  association,  named  in  said  list,  and 
shall  deposit  the  same  in  the  post-ofiice  in  said  city,  for  delivery,  the  names  of  the  persons,  firms, 
corporations,  or  associations,  alone  to  be  considered  a  full  address  for  the  purposes  of  this 
Act, 

Sec.  5.  All  taxes  on  personal  property  remaining  due  and  unpaid  on  the  first  Monday  of 
August  in  each  year  shall  then  become  delinquent,  and  the  Tax  Collector  shall,  at  the  close  of 
his  oEBcial  business  for  that  day,  enter  upon  the  personal  property  tax  list  a  statement  that  he 
has  made  a  levy  upon  all  the  property  assessed  in  said  list  upon  which  the  taxes  have  not  been 
paid,  and  thereafter  he  shall  charge  two  and  one-half  per  cent  on  the  amount  of  such  delin- 
quent taxes,  and  on  the  first  Monday  in  September  then  next  following  he  shall  charge  two 
and  one-half  per  cent  additional  on  all  such  delinquent  taxes  on  personal  property  then  remain- 
ing due  and  unpaid.  The  taxes  on  special  assessments  of  personal  property,  provided  for  in 
section  one  of  this  Act,  shall  become  delinquent,  and  be  subject  to  the  additional  charges  above 
named,  and  the  property  assessed  to  be  levied  upon  in  the  form  and  manner  hereinbefore  de- 
scribed at  the  expiration  of  thirty  days  after  notice  to  the  persons,  firms,  corporations  or  asso- 
ciations assessed,  that  such  tax  is  due  and  payable.  The  additional  charges  on  delin(|uent  taxes 
provided  for  in  this  section  shall  be  paid  into  the  county  treasury,  for  the  use  of  the  city  and 
county :  provided,  that  the  delinquent  taxes  on  personal  property  shall  not  be  chargeable  in 
addition  to  the  percentage  above  imposed,  with  the  five  per  cent  now  imposed  by  law  in  section 
thirteen  of  said  Act  of  April  twenty-ninth,  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-seven. 

Sec.  6.  At  any  time  after  the  first  Monday  in  August  of  each  year,  the  Tax  Collector  is 
authorized  and  required,  in  person  or  by  deputy,  to  seize  and  take  possession  of  any  personal 
property  on  which  the  assessed  taxes  have  not  been  paid,  or  any  personal  property  belonging  to 
any  person,  firm,  corporation,  or  association,  delinquent  for  taxes  on  personal  property,  and  to 
sell,  at  public  auction,  sufficient  thereof  to  satisfy  the  taxes  due,  and  the  costs  of  seizure  and 
sale,  upon  giving  notice  of  the  time  and  place  of  sale,  by  publication  once  in  any  newspaper 
published  in  the  county ;  said  time  and  place  of  sale  shall  be  such  as  the  Tax  Collector  may 
select,  and  shall  be  authorized  to  employ  an  Auctioneer  to  conduct  said  sales,  all  expenses  being 
chargeable  to  the  party  or  parties  delinquent. 

Sec.  7.  In  seizing  and  selling  property  in  accordance  with  section  six  of  this  Act,  the  Tax 
Collector  shall  be  governed  by  his  judgment  as  to  the  quantity  necessary  to  satisfy  the  taxes  due, 
and  costs ;  and  should  the  quantity  taken  by  him  prove  more  than  necessary  for  the  purpose 
named,  the  portion  remaining  unsold  may  be  left  at  the  place  of  sale,  at  the  risk  of  and  subject 
to  the  order  of  the  person  or  persons  delinquent,  and  all  proceeds  of  sales  over  and  above  the 
amount  due  for  taxes  and  costs,  shall  be  returned  by  the  Tax  Collector  to  the  person  or  persons 
on  whose  account  the  sale  was  made ;  and  in  case  said  person  or  persons  cannot  be  found,  or 
shall  decline  to  receive  said  balance,  then  the  Tax  Collector  shall  deposit  the  amount  with  the 
County  Treasurer,  subject  to  the  order  of  said  person  or  persons ;  and  if  the  same  be  not  de- 
manded within  six  months  from  the  date  of  deposit,  then  the  Treasurer  shall  pay  the  same  into 
the  county  treasury.  And  when  no  sufiicient  visible  property  can  be  found  to  pay  said  taxes 
or  costs,  or  when  the  Tax  Collector  is  in  doubt  whether  said  visible  property  is  owned  by  the 
party  taxed,  or  whether  he  has  a  legal  right  to  seize  the  same,  or  when  the  property  of  an 
incorporated  company  shall  be  assessed,  and  the  owner  or  owners  of  such  personal  property, 
seizable  under  section  six  of  said  Act  of  May  ninth,  eighteen  hundred  and  sixty-two,  or  such 
incorporated  companies  do  not  pay  said  taxes  on  or  before  the  first  Monday  in  August  of  each 
year,  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Tax  Collector  to  commence  an  action  against  the  owner  or 
owners  of  such  personal  property,  or  against  the  person  or  persons  taxed,  or  such  incorporated 
company  or  companies,  in  the  name  of  the  People  of  the  State  of  CaUfornia,  in  any  Court  in  said 
city  and  county  of  competent  jurisdiction,  for  the  amount  of  taxes  against  said  personal  property, 
or  said  persons,  or  said  companies.  And  it  is  hereby  made  the  duty  of  the  District  Attorney  of 
said  city  and  county  to  prosecute  said  action  whenever  required  by  the  Tax  Collector  aforesaid  ; 
and  if  judgment  shall  be  obtained  against  the  defendants  in  said  action,  ten  per  cent  over  and 
above  the  amount  due  shall  be  taxed  and  added  to  the  costs  against  the  defendants,  for  Attorney's 


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fees,  and  all  other  costs  of  prosecution  ;  said  ten  per  cent  to  be  paid  into  the  Urgent  Necessity 
Fund  of  said  city  and  county. —  [Amendment  April  4,  1864.] 

Sec.  8.  For  seizing  or  selling  personal  property,  as  provided  in  this  Act,  the  Tax  Collector 
shall  be  entitled  to  charge  and  retain  in  each  case,  the  sum  of  three  dollars,  and  the  same  mileage 
that  a  Sheriff  would  be  entitled  to  receive  for  traveling  to  the  place  to  make  a  levy,  the  same  to 
be  added  to  the  costs,  and  to  be  recovered  from  the  delinquent  party. 

Sec.  9.  The  bill  of  sale  of  the  Tax  Collector  shall  vest  full  title  to  the  property  sold  in  the 
purchaser. 

Supplemental    XX An    Act    to  facilitate  the  Collection    of  Belinqvent    Taxes    in  the  City  and 

County  of  San  Francisco. — Act  March  31,  1866. 

Section  1.  On  the  Saturday  next  preceding  the  second  Monday  in  September  of  each  year, 
the  Tax  Collector  of  said  city  and  county  shall  have  completed  a  list  of  the  names,  alphabetically 
arranged,  of  all  persons,  firms,  corporations,  and  associations,  who  have  not  paid  the  taxes  for 
the  current  fiscal  year,  on  the  personal  property  assessed  to  them,  giving  the  name  of  each  person, 
firm,  corporation,  or  association,  so  delinquent  for  and  owing  such  taxes,  and  giving,  opposite 
each  name,  the  gross  amount  due  for  such  taxes  and  costs,  inclusive  of  twenty-five  cents  in  each 
such  case,  which  shall  be  charged  and  collected  for  the  purpose  of  defraying  the  expenses  of  pub- 
lication of  said  list.  The  said  publication  of  said  list  shall  be  made  by  not  less  than  one  inser- 
tion, one  time  per  week,  for  three  successive  weeks,  in  such  daily  newspaper,  or  a  supplement 
thereto,  published  in  said  city  and  county,  and  in  such  form  as  the  Mayor,  Auditor,  and  Tax 
Collector,  or  a  majority  of  them,  may  order,  such  order  to  be  filed  in  the  office  of  the  Clerk  of 
the  Board  of  Supervisors  ;  the  first  insertion  herein  provided  for,  to  be  on  or  before  the  third 
Monday  in  said  September.  The  said  Tax  Collector  shall  pay  into  the  Special  Fee  Fund  of 
said  city  and  county  each  and  every  such  sum  of  twenty-five  cents,  herein  provided  to  be  charged 
and  collected,  and  the  Board  of  Supervisors  are  hereby  empowered  to  authorize  payment,  out  of 
said  fund,  of  the  necessary  expenses  of  such  publication. 

Sec.  2.  On  and  after  the  first  Monday  in  January,  in  each  year,  the  Tax  Collector  shall 
charge,  on  all  taxes  on  personal  property,  then  and  for  the  then  current  fiscal  year,  remaining 
unpaid,  five  per  cent  thereof,  which  shall  be  in  addition  to  all  other  costs  and  charges,  now  by 
law  imposed  in  such  cases.  The  Tax  Collector  shall  pay  into  the  Special  Fee  Fund  of  said  city 
and  county  all  sums  of  money  so  collected  by  him  as  such  five  per  cent. 

Sec.  3.  The  Sheriff  and  each  Constable  in  said  city  and  county  is  hereby  prohibited  from 
releasing  from  levy  and  attachment  any  personal  property  on  which  any  taxes  are  due  and  paya- 
ble to  the  State,  and  said  city  and  county,  or  on  which  any  such  taxes,  by  course  of  law.  have 
become  a  lien ;  also,  from  paying  over  to  any  creditor  or  other  person  the  proceeds  of  sale,  or 
any  portion  thereof,  of  any  such  personal  property,  ou  which  any  such  taxes  are  so  due,  or  have 
become  a  lien. 

Sec.  4.  The  Treasurer  of  said  city  and  county  is  hereby  required  to  retain  from  any  amount 
of  money,  due  and  payable  from  said  city  and  county,  to  any  person  or  persons  owing  and  liable 
for  any  personal  property  or  poll  tax  to  the  State  and  said  city  and  county,  or  either,  and  to  pay 
over  to  the  Tax  Collector  such  sum  or  amount  as  is  due  for  such  tax  and  costs  :  provided,  the 
said  Treasurer  shall  have  been  first  served  by  the  Tax  Collector  with  a  notice  that  such  a  tax  is 
due,  the  amount  thereof  and  costs,  being  mentioned  in  such  notice.  An  assignment  of  any  de- 
mand on  the  treasury  shall  in  no  wise  defeat  the  object  of  this  section. 

Sec.  5.  No  order  or  decree  for  the  distribution  of  any  property  of  any  decedent,  shall  be 
made  by  the  Probate  Judge,  until  the  administrator  or  administrators,  executor  or  executors, 
executrix  or  executrices,  (as  the  case  may  be)  shall  have  filed  in  the  Probate  Court,  his  or  her 
or  their  good  and  sufficient  affidavit,  that  all  personal  property  taxes  due  the  State  and  said  city 
and  county,  that  have  attached  to  or  accrued  against  the  estate  of  such  decedents,  have  been 
fully  paid. 

Sec.  6.  The  District  Attorney  shall  pay  into  the  Special  Fee  Fund  of  said  city  and  county, 
all  sums  of  money  collected  by  him  by  law,  as  District  Attorney's  fees,  in  sails  for  the  collect- 
ion of  delinquent  personal  property  taxes,  and  the  Board  of  Supervisors  are  hereby  empowered  to 
authorize,  by  resolution,  to  be  paid  out  of  the  said  fund  such  amount  or  amounts  as  they  may 
deem  necessary  and  proper,  for  the  payment  of  such  professional  aid  to  [the]  District  Attorney, 
as  he  may  need  and  employ,  in  such  suits  for  the  collection  of  delinquent  personal  property  taxes  ; 
provided,  such  amount  or  amounts,  so  authorized,  shall  not  exceed  the  sums  of  money  so  collect- 
ed as  District  Attorney's  fees,  and  paid  into  said  fund  by  the  said  District  Attorney. 

Sec.  7.  Whenever  any  person,  party,  firm,  corporation,  or  association,  shall  have  been  served 
by  the  Tax  Collector,  or  by  a  Deputy  Poll  Tax  Collector,  with  a  notice,  written  or  printed,  or 
both,  that  a  certain  person  in  his  or  their  employ,  and  in  such  notice  mentioned,  has  refused  or 
neglected  to  pay  a  poll  tax  or  poll  taxes,  then  due  and  payable,  the  amount  so  due  and  payable 
being  mentioned  in  such  notice,  then  and  immediately  such  person,  party,  firm,  or  corporation. 


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and  his  or  their  personal  property  shall  become  liable  and  responsible  for  the  amount  so  due,  the 
same  and  equally  as  if  the  said  person,  party,  firm,  corporation,  or  association,  had  originally, 
and  in  the  first  instance,  owed  and  been  responsible  for  such  poll  tax  or  poll  taxes  :  provided, 
that  such  liability  shall  not  exceed  the  amount  due  and  owing  from  such  person,  party,  firm,  or 
corporation,  to  such  certain  person  mentioned  in  said  notice  :  and  provided,  also,  that  such  per- 
son, party,  or  firm,  corporation,  or  association,  shall  not  be  compelled  to  pay  such  poll  tax  or 
poll  taxes,  until  the  expiration  of  five  days  after  the  date  of  service  of  such  notice,  inclusive  of 
the  day  of  service  :  and,  provided,  further,  the  names  of  a  portion  of  all  such  certain  persons,  so 
owing  poll  taxes,  and  in  one  and  the  same  employ,  may  be  mentioned  in  one  and  the  same  notice. 

Sec.  8.  The  interest  of  any  person,  a  non-resident  of  this  State,  in  any  vessel  registered  in 
this  State,  whether  such  vessel  be  engaged  in  inland,  foreign,  or  coastwise  voyages  and  trade  or 
be  unemployed,  shall  be  liable  to  seizure  and  sale  for  non-payment  of  taxes  on  such  interest,  the 
same  as  if  such  interest  was  the  property  of  a  resident  of  this  State. 

Sec.  9.  Whenever,  through  error  or  design,  any  person  shall  have  paid  to  the  Tax  Collector 
a  less  sum  of  money  than  was  justly  due  on  any  certain  piece  or  parcel  of  real  estate,  in  said 
city  and  county,  as  shown  by  the  assessment  roll,  and  shall  have  received  therefor  the  Tax  Col- 
lector's receipt,  the  sum  so  paid  being  mentioned  in  such  receipt,  and  such  receipt  purporting  to 
be  in  full  satisfaction  of  all  the  taxes  due  on  such  certain  piece  or  parcel  of  real  estate,  while  the 
assessment  roll  shows  a  greater  amount  than  that  mentioned  in  such  receipt  to  have  been  due, 
then  and  in  such  case,  the  Tax  Collector  may  enter  upon  the  said  assessment  roll,  opposite  the 
description  of  such  certain  piece  or  parcel  of  real  estate,  and  to  the  credit  of  the  person  and 
property  assessed,  the  amount  or  sum  so  paid  and  mentioned  in  such  receipt,  in  which  case  he 
shall  deposit  in  the  postoffice  in  said  city  and  county  a  notice  of  such  short  payment  and  credit ; 
also  of  the  amount  of  balance  due  ;  such  notice  to  be  addressed  to  the  person  or  persons  as- 
sessed, or  to  the  person  who  so  paid  such  less  sum,  and  shall  enter  upon  the  assessment  roll  the  date 
of  such  notice  being  so  deposited  in  such  postoffice.  The  balance  remaining  due  shall,  if  unpaid 
at  the  time  the  taxes  become  due  on  said  certain  piece  or  parcel  of  real  estate,  for  the  next  suc- 
ceeding fiscal  year,  be  added  to  such  taxes  for  [the]  next  succeeding  fiscal  year,  and  become  in 
every  respect,  for  all  the  purposes  of  collection,  a  portion,  part,  and  parcel  thereof,  but,  when 
collected,  shall  be  entered  and  credited  in  a  proper  manner  in  the  proper  books  of  the  fiscal  year 
in  which  the  same  first  became  due,  and  to  the  credit  of  the  person  and  property  assessed. 

Sec.  10.  The  tax  sale,  for  non-payment  of  taxes  on  real  estate  in  said  city  and  county,  shall 
in  each  year,  be  holden  either  in  or  in  front  of  the  Tax  Collector's  office  in  said  city  and  county, 
but,  during  the  progress  of  such  sale,  may  be  adjourned  from  one  to  the  other  such  place, 
whenever,  in  the  judgment  of  the  Tax  Collector,  circumstances  may  render  neces.sary  such  an 
adjournment. 

Sec.  11.  The  delinquent  tax  list,  which  the  Tax  Collector  is  by  law  required  to  cause  to  be 
published  on  or  before  the  fourth  Monday  in  November,  in  each  year,  shall  be  published  in  such 
daily  newspaper,  or  supplement  thereto,  published  in  said  city  and  county,  and  in  such  form,  in 
conformity  to  law,  as  the  Mayor,  Auditor,  and  Tax  Collector,  or  a  majority  of  them,  may  order ; 
the  order  thereof  to  be  filed  in  the  office  of  the  Clerk  of  the  Board  of  Supervisors  of  said  city 
and  county. 

Sec.  12.  The  Tax  Collector  shall  not  be  required  to  regard  any  instructions  given  him  as  to 
what  portion  of  any  certain  piece  or  parcel  of  real  estate  described  in  the  delinquent  list,  he 
shall  sell  for  non-payment  of  taxes,  unless  such  instruction  is  accompanied  by  an  affidavit  that 
the  person  giving  and  signing  such  instruction  is  the  owner  or  owner  [s]  in  possession  of  such 
piece  or  parcel  of  land  as  assessed,  or  of  the  portion  thereof  embraced  in  such  instructions,  and 
unless  such  instructions  and  affidavits  are  filed  in  the  office  of  the  said  Tax  Collector  prior  to 
the  day  first  set  and  advertised  for  the  commencement  of  the  tax  sale  for  the  then  current 
fiscal  year. 

Sec.  13.  The  Tax  Collector  may  require  from  each  bidder  at  the  tax  sale  such  deposit  as 
he  may  deem  a  sufficient  earnest  and  guarantee  of  the  good  faith  of  the  bidder,  which  deposit 
he  may,  at  his  option,  return  to  such  bidder,  or  pay  into  the  Special  Fee  Fund  of  said  city  and 
county,  in  the  event  of  such  bidder  becoming  the  purchaser,  and  failing  to  pay  the  balance  due 
in  conformity  to  the  provisions  of  law,  or  failing  to  pay  the  full  amount  of  such  purchase,  in 
accordance  with  the  provisions  of  law. 

Sec.  14.  In  the  event  of  the  sale  for  non-payment  of  taxes,  of  any  piece  or  parcel  of  real 
estate,  through  error,  accident,  or  misapprehension,  on  which  the  taxes  for  the  then  fiscal  year 
had  been  paid,  or  which  by  law  was  exempt  from  taxation,  the  Tax  Collector  shall  place  on 
special  deposit  with  the  Treasurer,  subject  to  the  order  of  the  purchaser,  the  amount  paid  there- 
for by  such  purcha.=;er,  and  shall  file  with  the  Auditor  an  affidavit  signed  by  himself,  setting  forth 
the  facts  and  the  reasons  for  such  special  deposit,  and  shall  serve  upon  the  purchaser  aforesaid  a 
notice  of  such  deposit,  if  conveniently  found,  otherwise  he  shall  deposit  such  notice  in  the  post- 
office  in  said  city  and  county.     He  shall  also  cause  to  be  noted  properly  in  the  books  of  descrip- 


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tion  in  his  office,  and  in  the  office  of  the  County  Recorder,  a  condensed  statement  of  the  facts  in 
relation  to  such  proceedings  and  deposit,  which  shall  be  legal  notice  thereof. 

Supplemental  XXI. — An  Act  to  organize  and  regulate  the  Juntice'i  Court,  in  the  City  and  County  of 
San  Francisco. — Approved  March  26,  1866. 

Section  1.  There  shall  be  in  and  for  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  one  Justice's 
Court,  which  shall  have  the  powers  and  jurisdiction  now  prescribed  and  conferred  by  law  upon 
Justices  of  the  Peace  and  Justices'  Courts  in  said  city  and  county.  All  actions,  suits,  and  pro- 
ceedings, whereof  Justices  of  the  Peace  and  Justices'  Courts  in  said  city  and  county  have  juris- 
diction, shall  be  commenced,  entitled,  and  prosecuted  in  said  Court.  The  said  Court  shall  be 
always  open,  non-judicial  days  excepted,  and  causes  therein  may  be  tried  before  the  presiding 
Justice,  before  any  one  of  the  Justices,  before  whom  the  original  process  may  be  made  returnable, 
or  to  whom  the  cause  may  be  assigned  or  transferred  for  trial ;  or  before  any  three  Justices  of 
the  Peace  constituting  the  Court  in  bank  as  hereinafter  provided  ;  but  the  Court  in  bank  shall 
have  exclusive  power  to  hear  and  determine  all  applications  for  new  trial.  For  the  organization 
of  said  Court,  Justices  of  the  Peace  and  Justices'  Clerk,  shall  be  elected  or  appointed  as  here- 
inafter provided,  and  the  SheriflF  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  ex-officio,  shall  be 
an  officer  of  said  Court  as  hereinafter  provided. — [Amendment,  February  10,  1870.] 

Sec.  2.  There  shall  be  for  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  five  Justices  of  the  Peace, 
to  be  elected  by  the  city  and  county  at  large,  at  the  time,  in  the  manner,  and  for  the  term,  as 
now  prescribed  by  law  for  the  election  of  such  Justices. 

Sec.  3.  The  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  annually  appoint  one  of  the  Justices  of  the  Peace 
to  be  Presiding  Justice,  who,  as  such,  shall  hold  office  for  one  year,  and  until  his  successor  shall 
in  the  same  manner  be  appointed  ;  and  any  one  of  the  other  Justices  may  attend,  preside,  and 
act  as  Presiding  Justice  during  the  temporary  absence  or  disability  of  the  Justice  so  appointed. 
The  Board  of  Supervisors  shall  also  appoint  a  Justices'  Clerk,  on  the  written  nomination  and 
recommendation  of  the  said  Justices,  or  a  majority  of  them,  who  shall  hold  office  for  two  years, 
and  until  his  successor  is  appointed  and  qualified.  *  *  *  * 

Sec.  4.  Office  of  Constable  abolished,  [Act  February  10,  1870].  which  also  provides  that 
the  Sherifi"  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall  be  the  officer  of  said  Court,  and,  in 
addition  to  the  deputies  now  allowed  by  law,  may  appoint  three  deputies,  whose  duty  it  shall  be 
to^assist  said  SheriflF  in  serving  and  executing  all  the  processes,  writs  and  orders  of  the  said 
Justice's  Court.  Said  deputies  shall  receive  a  salary  of  one  hundred  and  twenty-five  dollars  per 
month  each,  payable  monthly  out  of  the  city  and  county  treasury  and  out  of  the  Special  Fee 
Fund,  after  having  been  first  allowed  and  audited  as  other  similar  demands  are  by  law  required 
to  be  audited  and  allowed. — [Amendment,  Act  February  10,  1870.] 

[Sections  5  to  18,  refer  to  the  proceedings  in  the  Court  and  the  mode  of  conducting  the  same.] 
— [Amended,  Acts  February  10,  and  April  2, 1870.] 

Sec.  19.  The  Justices  of  the  Peace*  and  Justices'  Clerk,  shall  receive  for  their  official  ser- 
vices the  following  salaries,  and  no  other  compensation,  payable  monthly  out  of  the  city  and 
county  treasury,  and  out  of  the  Special  Fee  Fund,  after  being  first  allowed  and  audited  as  other 
similar  demands  are  by  law  required  to  be  allowed  and  audited  :  to  the  Presiding  Justice,  three 
thousand  dollars  per  annum  ;  to  the  Justices'  Clerk,  and  each  of  the  Justices  of  the  Peace,  (the 
presiding  Justice  excepted)  twenty-four  hundred  dollars  each  oer  annum. — Amendment,  Febru- 
uary  10,  1870.] 

[Sections  20  and  21  prescribe  who  shall  practice  in  said  Court.] — [Amended,  February  10, 
and  April  2, 1870.] 

Supplemental  XXII. — An  Act  to  establish  a  Municipal  Court  in  the  City  and  County  of  Snn  Fran- 
cisco.— Approved  March  31, 1870. 

Section  1.  There  shall  and  hereby  is  established,  within  the  City  and  County  of  San  Fran- 
cisco, a  Municipal  Court,  to  be  called  and  known  by  the  name  of  the  Municipal  Criminal  Court 
of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 

Sec.  2.  A  Judge  of  said  Court  shall  be  elected  by  the  qualified  electors  of  said  city  and 
county,  at  the  next  special  judicial  election,  to  be  held  in  the  year  eighteen  hundred  and  seventy- 
one,  who  shall  hold  his  office  for  the  term  of  four  years  from  the  first  day  of  January  next  after 
his  election  ;  provided,  that  the  Governor  shall,  immediately  after  the  passage  of  this  Act, 
appoint  and  commission  some  suitable  person,  who  has  been  a  resident  of  said  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco  for  the  past  five  years,  as  a  Judge  of  said  Municipal  Court,  who  shall  hold 
such  office  until  his  successor  is  duly  elected,  in  the  manner  hereinbefore  provided,  and  who  shall 
qualify  according  to  law.  "When  any  vacancy  occurs  in  the  office  of  Judge  of  said  Court,  it 
shall  be  filled  by  the  Governor,  by  the  appointment  of  some  suitable  person  for  the  unexpired 
term. 


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Sec.  3.  The  said  Court  shall  hold  its  sessions  in  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  io 
such  central  or  convenient  place  as  shall  be  provided  for  that  purpose  by  the  Board  of  Super- 
visors of  said  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 

Sec.  4.  The  said  Court  shall  be  a  Court  of  record,  and  shall  have  a  seal,  to  be  devised  by 
the  Judge  thereof,  a  description  of  which  shall  be  entered  on  the  minutes  of  the  Court,  and  filed 
in  the  ofiRce  of  the  Secretary  of  State.  And  the  said  Court  shall  have  the  same  power  as  the 
District  Court  to  regulate  its  forms  of  process  and  proceedings,  and  to  make  rules  for  its  own 
government. 

Sec.  5.  All  writs  and  process  issued  out  of  said  Municipal  Court,  shall  be  in  the  form  pre- 
scribed for  writs  and  process  issued  out  of  the  District  Court,  and  shall  be  executed  and  returned 
in  like  manner  ;  and  said  Court  shall  have  power  to  issue  all  writs  of  subpoena  and  other  pro- 
cess, and  the  same  may  be  served  beyond  the  limits  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco, 
and  shall  be  considered  of  the  same  effect  as  writs  and  process  issued  out  of  the  District  Courts; 
and  obedience  to  such  subpoena,  when  properly  issued  and  served,  may  be  enforced  in  like  man- 
ner as  obedience  to  a  subpoena  may  be  enforced,  by  the  District  Courts. 

Sec.  6.  An  appeal  may  be  taken  to  the  Supreme  Court  from  any  judgment  or  order  of  the 
said  Municipal  Criminal  Court  in  like  manner  as  from  an  order  or  judgment  of  the  District  and 
County  Courts,  and  all  laws  regulating  appeals  from  District  and  County  Courts  shall  be 
deemed  applicable  to  appeals  from  the  said  Municipal  Criminal  Court. 

Sec.  7.  All  laws  regulating  proceedings  in  the  District  Court  shall,  so  far  as  they  are  not 
inconsistent  with  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  be  deemed  applicable  to  the  proceedings  of  the  said 
Municipal  Criminal  Court ;  and  said  Court  shall  have  power  to  make  rules,  not  inconsistent 
with  the  laws  of  the  State,  for  its  government  and  the  government  of  its  officers. 

Sec.  8.  The  County  Clerk  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall  be  ex  officio  Clerk 
of  said  Municipal  Criminal  Court,  and  he  is  hereby  authorized  to  appoint  one  deputy  to  Act  as 
Court  room  Clerk  of  said  Court,  who  shall  receive  a  salary  of  two  hundred  dollars  per  month, 
and  one  deputy  to  act  as  office  Clerk  of  said  Court,  who  shall  receive  a  salary  of  one  hundred  and 
twenty-five  dollars  per  month,  and  such  salaries  shall  be  paid  in  the  same  manner  as  the  salaries 
of  the  other  deputies  of  said  County  Clerk. 

Sec.  9.  The  Sheriff  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall  be  the  Sheriff  of  the  said 
Municipal  Criminal  Court,  and  shall  execute,  either  in  person  or  by  deputy,  such  of  the  process 
of  said  Court  as  may  be  required  to  be  executed  by  a  Sheriff,  and  shall  be  amenable  to  said 
Court  by  proceedings,  as  for  contempt,  on  his  failure  to  execute  such  process.  And  said  Sheriff 
is  hereby  authorized  to  appoint  a  deputy,  in  addition  to  those  now  appointed  by  him,  who  shall 
act  as  Bailiff  or  Deputy  Sheriff  of  said  Court,  and  who  shall  receive  a  salary  of  one  hundred  and 
fifty  dollars  per  month,  to  be  paid  in  the  same  manner  as  the  salaries  of  the  other  deputies  of 
said  Sheriff  are  paid. 

Skc.  10.  The  Judge  of  said  Court  shall  have  power  to  take  and  certify  affidavits,  to  be  read 
or  filed  in  any  Court  or  before  any  judicial  officer  of  this  State,  and  in  other  cases  where  a 
judicial  oath  or  affidavit  is  required,  except  in  those  cases  where  such  oath  or  affidavit  shall  be 
specially  provided  by  law  to  be  taken  before  some  other  officer  or  tribunal. 

Sec.  11.  The  said  Judge  of  the  Municipal  Criminal  Court  shall  be  a  conservator  of  the 
peace  in  the  said  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  and  may  exercise  all  the  powers  conferred 
by  law  upon  the  County  Judge  as  magistrate. 

Sec.  12.  When  an  indictment  is  found  in  the  County  Court  in  and  for  the  City  and  County 
of  San  Francisco,  for  any  felony  or  misdemeanor  now  triable  in  the  County  Court  of  said  city 
and  county,  it  may  be  transmitted  by  the  Clerk  of  said  Court  to  said  Municipal  Criminal  Court 
for  trial,  except  when  the  indictment  is  found  against  a  person  holding  the  office  of  Judge  of 
said  Municipal  Criminal  Court. 

Sec.  13.  In  all  indictments  transmitted  under  the  provisions  of  this  Act  to  said  Municipal 
Criminal  Court,  it  shall  have  jurisdiction  for  trial  and  determination  exclusive  of  the  jurisdiction 
of  the  County  Court  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  ;  and  the  mode  of  procedure  and 
trial  in  said  Municipal  Criminal  Court  shall  be  in  all  respects  the  same  as  now  prescribed  for 
District  and  County  Courts  under  an  Act  of  the  Legislature  of  the  State  of  California,  entitled 
an  Act  to  regulate  proceedings  in  criminal  cases,  passed  May  first,  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty- 
one,  and  all  .\cts  amendatory  thereof  and  supplementary  thereto,  excepting  so  much  of  said  Act 
as  may  be  in  conflict  with  the  provisions  of  this  Act. 

Sec.  14.  All  indictments  pending  at  the  time  of  the  passage  of  this  Act  and  the  organization 
of  the  Cour'  thereunder,  in  the  County  Court  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  shall 
be,  at  the  option  and  discretion  of  the  County  Court  or  the  Judge  thereof,  transmitted  to  said 
Municipal  Criminal  Court  for  trial  and  determination. 

Sec.  15.  The  Judge  of  said  Municipal  Criminal  Court  shall  receive  a  salary  of  five  thousand 
dollars  per  mnum,  payable  in  equal  monthly  installments,  out  of  the  same  fund,  and  in  the  same 


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manner,  as  the  salary  of  the  Judge  of  the  County  Court  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Fran- 
cisco is  now  paid. 

Seo.  16.  The  District  Attorney  in  and  for  the  said  city  and  county  may,  by  written  certificate, 
signed  by  himself,  appoint  an  Assistant  District  Attorney,  and  at  his  pleasure  remove  him;  who, 
during  the  time  he  is  acting  as  such  assistant,  shall  be  entitled  to  receive  a  salary  of  three  hund- 
red dollars  a  month,  payable  as  the  salary  of  the  District  Attorney  is  now  made  payable  by  the 
law.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  such  Assistant  District  Attorney  to  assist  the  District  Attorney 
in  the  performance  of  any  official  duty  enjoined  upon  the  latter  by  law,  and  to  do  and  perforin 
such  other  duties  in  the  prosecution  of  criminal  actions  in  the  Court  herein  established,  in  any  of 
the  Courts  of  said  city  and  county,  as  the  said  District  Attorney  may  order  or  direct. 

Supplemental  X.'KIll—An  Act  to  eatablisk  a  Quarantine  for  the  Bay  and  Harbor  of   Ban  Francisco, 
and  Sanitary  Laws  fur  the    City  and  Covnty  of  San  Francisco. — ApproveJ  April   4,  1870. 

Section  1.  The  quarantine  grounds  of  the  Bay  and  Harbor  of  San  Francisco,  shall  be  at 
the  anchorage  of  Saucelito. 

Sec.  2.  There  shall  be  a  Board  of  Health  in  and  for  the  City  and  County  of  San  Fran- 
cisco, which  Board  shall  conf^ist  of  the  Mayor  of  the  city  and  county  and  four  physicians  in 
good  standing  residing  in  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  who  shall  be  appointed  by  the 
Governor,  and  they  shall  determine  by  lot.  One  shall  hold  for  one  year,  one  for  two  years,  one 
lor  three  years,  one  for  four  years,  and  their  successors  shall  be  appointed  as  herein  provided, 
for  the  term  of  five  years  each. 

Sec.  3.  The  Mayor  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall  be  ex-officio  President 
of  the  Board  of  Health.  They  shall  meet  monthly,  and  at  such  other  times  as  the  PresidiMit 
may  call  them  together  for  the  transaction  of  business.  In  the  absence  of  the  President,  the 
Board  shall  elect  a  Chairman  who  shall  be  clothed  with  the  same  Powers  as  the  President. 

Sec.  4.  There  shall  be  a  Health  Officer  for  the  City  and  County  and  Port  of  San  Francisco. 
He  shall  be  elected  by  the  Board  of  Health,  and  shall  continue  in  office  during  its  pleasure.  He 
shall  be  a  graduate  of  some  medical  college  in  good  standing,  and  shall  reside  within  the  city 
limits  of  San  Francisco. 

Sec.  5.  The  Health  Officer  shall  have  power  to  perform  all  acts  which  quarantine  officers 
are  usually  authorized  to  perform,  and  shall  be  the  executive  officer  of  the  Board  of  Health. 

Sec.  6.  The  Board  of  Health  shall  appoint  a  Deputy  Health  Officer,  who  shall  be  a  physi- 
cian in  good  standing  ;  a  Secretary,  two  Health  Inspectors,  one  Market  Inspector,  and  one 
Messenger  whose  duties  shall  be  defined  by  the  Health  Officer. 

Sec.  7.  The  following  rates  of  compensation  shall  be  allowed  to  the  officers  of  the  Health 
Department :  Health  Officer,  twenty-four  hundred  dollars  per  year  ;  Deputy  Health  Officer, 
eighteen  hundred  dollars  per  annum  ;  Secretary,  two  thousand  one  hundred  dollars  per  annum  ; 
two  Health  Inspectors,  one  thousand  two  hundred  dollars  per  annum  each  ;  one  Market  Inspec- 
tor, one  thousand  two  hundred  dollars  per  annum,  and  one  messenger,  nine  hundred  dollars  per 
annum.  All  the  salaries  provided  to  be  paid  under  the  provisions  of  this  Act  shall  be  paid 
monthly,  in  equal  installments,  out  of  the  General  Fund  of  said  city  and  county,  in  the  same 
manner  as  the  salaries  of  the  other  officers  of  said  city  and  county  are  pai<l,  and  it  shall  be  the 
duty  of  the  Auditor  of  said  city  and  county  to  allow,  and  of  the  Treasurer  to  pay,  said 
salaries,  in  the  manner  herein  provided. 

Sec.  8.  The  Health  Officer,  in  addition  to  his  salary,  shall  receive  such  sums  for  the  neces- 
sary expenses  of  his  office  as  the  Board  of  Health  may  direct,  and  the  Auditor  is  hereby  directed 
to  audit,  and  the  Treasurer  to  pay  such  sums  out  of  the  General  Fund,  and  the  Board  of  Sup- 
ervisors shall  provide  proper  olBces  fur  the  Health  Department. 

Sec.  9.  The  Board  of  Health  shall  have  general  supervision  of  all  matters  appertaining  to 
the  sanitary  condition  of  said  city  and  county,  including  the  City  and  County  Hospital,  the 
County  Jail,  Almshouse,  Industrial  School,  and  all  public  health  institutions  provided  by  the 
City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  ;  and  full  powers  are  hereby  given  to  said  Board  to  adopt 
such  orders  and  regulations,  and  appoint  or  discharge  such  medical  attendants  and  employees, 
as  to  them  seems  best  to  promote  the  public  welfare,  and  not  in  contravention  of  any  law  ; 
and  they  may  appoint  as  many  Health  Inspectors  as  they  may  deem  necessary,  in  time  of 
epidemic. 

Sec.  10.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  shipmasters  bringing  vessels  into  the  harbor  of  San  Fran- 
cisco, and  of  masters,  owners  or  consignees,  having  vessels  in  said  harbor  which  have  on  board 
any  ca-ses  of  small-pox,  yellow  fever  or  Asiatic  cholera,  typhus  or  ship  fever,  to  immediately 
report  the  game,  in  writing,  to  the  Health  Officer,  before  landing  any  passengers,  casting  anchor, 
or  coming  to  any  wharf,  or  as  soon  thereafter  as  they  or  either  of  them  shall  become  aware  of 
the  existence  of  either  of  these  diseases  on  board  of  said  vessel. 

Skc.    II.     No  captain  or  other  officer  in  command  of  any  vessel  sailing  under  a  register,  ar- 


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rlvinj?  at  this  port,  nor  any  owner,  consignee,  agent,  or  other  person  having  charge  of  such 
vesst'l  or  vessels,  shall  under  a  penalty  of  not  less  than  one  hundred  dollars,  nor  more  than  one 
thousand  dollars,  land  or  permit  to  be  landed  any  freight,  passengers  or  other  persons  from  said 
vessel  or  vessel?,  till  he  shall  have  reported  to  the  Health  Officer,  presented  his  bill  of  health,  and 
received  a  permit  from  that  officer  to  land  said  freight,  passengers  or  other  persons. 

Skc.  12.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  every  pilot  who  shall  conduct  into  the  port  of  San  Fran- 
cisco any  vessel  subject  to  quarantine,  or  to  examination  by  the  Health  Officer — 

First.     To  bring  no  vessel  nearer  the  town  than  is  allowed  by  section  fourteen  of  this  Act. 

Second.  To  prevent  any  person  from  leaving,  and  any  communication  being  made  with  the 
vessel  under  his  charge,  till  the  Health  Officer  shall  have  boarded  her,  and  shall  have  given  the 
necessary  orders  and  directions. 

Third.  To  be  vigilant  in  preventing  any  violation  of  the  quarantine  laws,  and  to  report, 
without  delay,  all  such  violations  that  come  to  his  knowledge  to  the  Health  Officer. 

Fourth,  To  present  the  master  of  the  vessel  with  a  printed  copy  of  the  quarantine  laws,  un- 
less he  have  one  already.  And  in  the  event  of  being  subject  to  quarantine  byreason  of  infection, 
to  place  at  the  masthead  a  small  yellow  flag. 

Src.  13.  Every  master  of  a  vessel  subject  to  quarantine  or  visitation  by  the  Health  Officer, 
arriving  in  the  port  of  San  Francisco,  who  shall  refuse  or  neglect  either — 

First.  To  proceed  with  and  anchor  his  vessel  at  the  place  assigned  for  quarantine,  when 
legally  directed  so  to  do  ;  or, 

Second.  To  submit  his  vessel,  cargo  and  passengers,  to  the  Health  Officer,  and  to  furnish  all 
nece!=?ary  information  to  enable  that  officer  to  determine  to  what  length  of  quarantine  and  other 
regulations  they  ought,  respectively,  to  be  subject,  or  neglect  to  report  all  cases  of  disease  men- 
tioned in  this  Act,  and  all  cases  of  death  occurring  on  his  vessel,  and  to  comply  with  all  the 
sanitary  regulations  of  said  bay  and  harbor,  shall  be  guilty  of  a  misdemeanor,  and  on  con- 
viction thereof  shall  be  punished  as  provided  for  in  section  eleven  of  this  Act. 

Skc.  14.  All  vessels  arriving  off  the  port  of  San  Francisco,  from  ports  which  have  been 
legally  declared  infected  ports,  and  all  vessels  arriving  from  ports  where  there  shall  be  prevailing 
at  the  lime  of  their  departure,  finy  contagious,  infectious,  or  pestilential  diseases  (especially 
small  pox,  Asiatic  cholera,  typhus  or  ship  fever),  or  vessels  with  decaying  cargoes,  or  which 
have  unusually  foul  or  oflFtnsive  holds,  shall  be  su  iject  to  quarantine ;  and  it  shall  be  the  duty 
of  the  master,  owner,  pilot,  or  consignee,  to  report  any  and  all  such  vessel  or  vessels  to  the  Health 
Officer  without  delay.  No  such  vessel  shall  cross  a  right  line  drawn  from  Meiggs'  Wharf  to 
Alcatraces  Island,  till  the  Health  Officer  shall  have  boarded  her  and  given  the  order  required 
by   law. 

Skc.  15.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Health  Officer  to  board  every  vessel  subject  to  quaran- 
tine or  visitation  by  him,  immediately  on  her  arrival  (or  as  soon  as  he  shall  be  notified  thereof) 
between  sunrise  and  sunset ;  to  make  such  examination  and  inspection  of  vessel,  books,  papers 
or  cargo,  or  of  persons  on  board,  under  oath,  as  he  may  judge  expedient ;  to  determine  whether 
said  vessel  should  be  ordered  to  quarantine,  and  if  so,  the  period  of  quarantine. 

Sec.  16.  No  captain  or  other  officer  in  command  of  any  passenger-carrying  vessel  of  more 
than  one  hundred  and  fifty  tons  burden,  nor  of  any  vessel  of  more  than  one  hundred  and  fifty 
tons  burden  having  passengers  on  board,  nor  any  owner,  consignee,  agent  or  other  person  having 
charge  of  such  vessel  or  vessels,  shall,  under  a  penalty  of  not  less  than  one  hundred  dollars  nor 
more  than  one  thousand  dollars,  land  or  permit  to  be  landed  any  passenger  or  passengers  from 
said  vessel  or  vessels,  until  he  shall  have  presented  his  bill  of  health  to  the  Health  Officer,  and 
received  a  permit  from  that  officer  to  land  said  passenger  or  passengers,  except  in  such  cases  as 
the  Health  Officer  shall  deem  it  safe  to  give  the  permit  before  seeing  the  bill  of  health. 

Skc.  17.  The  following  fees  shall  be  collected  by  the  Health  Officer  :  For  giving  a  permit 
to  land  freight  or  passengers,  or  both,  from  any  vessel  of  less  than  one  thousand  tons  burden, 
from  any  port  out  of  this  State,  two  and  a  half  dollars;  from  any  port  in  this  State,  one 
dollar  and  a  quarter  ;  from  any  passenger-carrying  vessel  of  more  than  one  thousand  tons  burden, 
three  dollars  and  seventy-five  cents;  from  vessels  of  more  than  one  thousand  tons  burden,  carry- 
ing no  passengers,  two  dollars  and  fifty  cents  :  provided,  that  vessels  carrying  less  than  twenty 
passengers  shall  in  no  case  pay  more  than  two  dollars  and  a  half";  but  this  shall  not  apply  to 
sailing  vessels  sailing  to  and  from  any  port  of  the  Pacific  States  of  the  United  States  or  Terri- 
tories, or  to  whaling  vessels  entering  the  harbor  of  San  Francisco,  excepting  that  they  shall 
report  to  the  Health  Officer,  as  provided  for  in  section  ten  of  this  Act. 

Skc.  18.  The  Health  Officer,  or  his  deputy,  shall  board  any  vessel  bringing  passengers  from 
Asiatic  ports,  and  coming  into  the  harbor  of  San  Francisco,  and  then  and  there,  in  his  dis- 
cretion, vaccinate  each  and  every  one  of  said  passengers  before  they  shall  be  permitted  to  land 
in  the  Ci'y  and  County  of  San  Francisco. 

Skc.  19.  In  case  there  shall  be  any  persons  on  board  the  vessels  mentioned  in  section  ten, 
who  shall  actually  be  sick  with  the  small-pox,  the  Health  Officer  is  hereby  authorized  to  require 


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each  and  every  person  on  board  said  vessel  to  be  re-vaccinated,  if  he  or  she  has  been  previously 
vaccinated,  or  to  be  then  and  there  vaccinated  for  the  first  time. 

Sec.  20.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  each  and  every  master,  or  other  officer  having  command  of 
such  vessel,  to  aid  the  Health  Officer  in  performing  the  duties  herein  required,  by  anchoring  his 
vessel  in  the  bay,  and  by  all  other  suitable  and  reasonable  means,  until  said  vaccination  shall  have 
been  completed  ;  and  any  master  or  other  ofiBcer  in  command  of  such  vessel,  who  shall  neglect  or 
refuse  to  render  such  assistance  in  carrying  out  the  provisions  of  this  section,  shall  be  deemed 
guilty  of  misdemeanor,  and  on  conviction  thereof  shall  be  punished  by  a  fine  not  less  than  one 
hundred  dollars  nor  more  than  five  hundred  dollars. 

Sec.  21.  The  fees  of  the  Health  OflScer  for  vaccinating  such  passengers  shall  be  one  dollar 
for  each  and  every  person  so  vaccinated  ;  and  all  persons  refusing  to  be  vaccinated,  or  to  pay  the 
fee  therefor,  shall  be  detained  at  quarantine  on  board  said  vessel  until  they  are  vaccinated  and 
pay  the  the  fee  therefor  ;  and  he  is  hereby  authorized  to  collect  the  said  fee  from  the  person  or 
persons  vaccinated. 

Sec.  22.  The  Board  of  Health  shall  have  power,  under  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  to  pro- 
vide suitable  hospitals,  to  be  situated  at  or  near  Saucelito,  and  furnish  and  supply  the  same  with 
suitable  nurses  and  attaches,  as  in  their  judgment  the  public  health  may  require,  and  to  remove 
thereto  all  persons  afflicted  with  cholera,  yellow  fever,  typhus  or  ship  fever. 

Sec.  23.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Health  Officer  to  keep  a  record  of  all  births,  deaths  and 
interments  occurring  in  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco,  in  books  duly  prepared  for  that 
purpose.  Said  records,  when  filled,  shall  be  deposited  in  the  office  of  the  County  Recorder,  and 
produced  when  required  for  public  inspection. 

Sec.  24.  Every  sexton,  undertaker,  superintendent  of  a  cemetery,  or  other  person,  who  shall 
inter,  or  cause  to  be  interred,  any  human  body  without  having  first  obtained  and  filed  with  the 
Health  Officer  a  physician's  certificate,  or  the  Coroner's  certificate,  setting  forth,  as  nearly  as 
possible,  the  name,  age,  color,  sex  and  date  and  place  of  birth,  date  and  locality  of  death,  and 
cause  of  death,  of  the  deceased,  shall  be  deemed  guilty  of  misdemeanor,  and  on  conviction  shall 
be  punished  as  provided  in  section  twenty-nine  of  this  Act. 

Sec. 25.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  physicians,  when  deaths  occur  in  their  practice,  to  give  a 
certificate  to  that  effect,  with  the  name,  age,  color,  nativity,  date  of  death,  place  of  death  and 
occupation  of  deceased.     For  this  purpose  blank  certificates  shall  be  kept  at  the  Health  Officer. 

Sec.  26.  Physicians  and  midwifes  shall,  on  or  before  the  fourth  day  of  each  month,  make 
a  return  to  the  Health  Office  of  all  births,  deaths  and  the  number  of  still-born  children  occurring 
in  their  practice  during  the  preceding  month.  In  the  absence  of  such  attendants.it  shall  be  the 
duty  of  the  parent  to  make  such  report  within  thirty  days  after  the  birth  of  said  child. 

Sec.  27.  Superintendents  of  cemeteries  within  the  boundaries  of  the  City  and  County  of 
San  Francisco  shall  make  returns  to  the  Health  Officer,  on  each  Monday,  of  all  permits  for  in- 
terment received  by  them  during  the  preceding  week. 

Sec.  28.  No  Superintendent  of  a  cemetery  shall  remove  or  cause  to  be  removed,  disinter  or 
cause  to  be  disinterred,  any  corpse  that  shall  have  been  deposited  in  said  cemetery,  without  a 
permit  from  the  Health  Officer  or  by  order  of  the  Coroner. 

Sec.  29.  Any  person  who  shall  neglect  or  refuse  to  comply  with  any  of  the  provisions  of 
this  Act  shall  be  deemed  guilty  of  misdemeanor,  and  on  conviction  thereof  shall  be  punished  by 
a  fine  of  not  less  than  one  hundred  dollars,  nor  more  than  one  thousand  dollars,  or  by  imprison- 
ment in  the  county  jail  not  exceeding  twelve  months,  or  by  both  such  fine  and  imprisonment. 

Sec.  30.  Whenever  a  nuisance  shall  exist  on  property  of  any  non-resident  of  the  city  and 
county,  the  Board  of  Supervisors  may,  on  the  recommendation  of  the  Board  of  Health, 
cause  such  nuisance  to  be  abated,  and  may  allow  and  order  paid,  out  of  the  General  Fund,  all 
proper  charges  and  expenses  incurred  in  abating  such  nuisance ;  and  all  sums  so  allowed  and  paid 
shall  become  a  charge  upon  the  property  on  which  the  nuisance  existed,  and  may  be  recovered 
by  an  action  against  such  property,  and  by  a  sale  of  the  property  on  execution  for  such  judg- 
ment, the  same  as  in  other  cases. 

Sec,  31.  The  Police  Judge's  Court  of  the  City  and  County  of  San  Francisco  shall  have 
full  and  complete  jurisdiction  of  all  actions  and  proceedings  for  the  violation  of  the  provisions 
of  this  Act. 

Sec.  32.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Health  Officer  to  have  kept  in  his  office  a  book,  in 
which  shall  be  entered  all  fees  collected  by  him  ;  and  he  shall  cause  the  same  to  be  paid  over  to 
the  City  and  County  Treasurer  weekly,  under  oath,  to  the  credit  of  the  General  Fund. 

Sec.  33.  The  Health  Officer,  before  entering  on  his  duties,  shall  give  bonds  with  good  and 
sufficient  sureties,  to  be  approved  by  the  Board  of  Health,  in  the  sum  of  ten  thousand  dollars, 
for  the  faithful  performance  of  his  duties. 

Sec.  34.  Any  member  of  the  Board  of  Health,  Deputy  Health  Officer  or  Secretary  of  the 
Health  Department,  shall  be  empowered  to  administer  oaths  on  business  connected  with  that 
department. 


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INDEX  TO  THE  CONSOLIDATION  ACT, 

AND  THE  AMENDMENTS  THERETO. 


Advertising,  appropriation  for,  821. 

Alcatraces  Island,  where  located,  789. 

Alms  House  and  Hospital,  law  to  establish,  832,  appro- 
priation for  support  of,  832. 

Amusements,  improper,  may  be  suppressed,  821. 

Assessor,  County,  when  elected,  796,  salary,  792,  depu- 
ties and  salaries,  792,  liability  for  defect  in  Assess- 
ment Koll,  833. 

Attorney  and  Counselor,  City  and  County,  when  elect- 
ed, 795,  salary  and  duties,  791,  clerk  and  salary,  791, 
may  appoint  assistant,  811. 

Attorney  and  CouLselor,  City  and  County,  Assistant, 
duties,  811,  fees,  812. 

Attorney,  District,when  elected.  795,  8alary,T91,  duties, 

791,  clerk  and  salary, 791,  may  appoint  assistant,844. 
Attorney,  District,  Assistant,  duties,  844,  fees,  824. 
Attorney,  Prosecuting;,   Police  Court,  how  appointed, 

duties  and  salary,  791. 
Auctioneer  for  Tax  Collector,  compensation,  793. 
Auditor,  County,  when  elected,  796,  salary,  792,duties, 

820,  834,  836,  838,  clerk  and  salary,  792. 
Benevolent  Society,  S.  F.,  appropriation  for,  836. 
Blank  Books,  etc.,  allowed  certain  otEcers,  794. 
Board   of  Education,  organization  of,  802;  duties  of 

members,  802-805 ;  Clerk  of  and  salary.  804. 
Bonds,  Ufiicial,  sureties  and  tiling,  795,  796. 
Bricks,  limits  for  burnine,  822. 
Buildings,  contracts  for,  819. 

Buildings,  Public,  appropriation  for  repairs  of,  825. 
BuildinjfS   Wooden,  erection  of,  prohibited  in  certain 

limits,  821. 
Cemetery,  City,  appropriation  for,  822. 
Cisterns,  construction  and  repair  of,  821.  location  of, 

798,  appropriation  for  construction,  798. 
Clerk  Board  of  Supervisors,  how  appointed,818,8alary, 

818,  duties,  818,  ex  c#cto  Clerk  Board  Equalization, 

818,  Finance  Committee,  826,  assistant  and  salary, 

818. 
Clerk,  County,  when  elected,  796,  salary,  791,  deputies 

and  salaries',  791. 
Clerk  Police  Court,  how  appointed,  salary  and  duties, 

799. 
Coal,  Weigher  of,  how  appointed,  compensation  and 

duties,  826. 
Columbia  Square,  appropriation  for  improvement  of, 

825,  gardener  for,  822. 
Constable,  otfice  abolished.  842. 
Contingent  Expenses,  President  Board  of  Supervisors, 

822. 
Contracts  how  made,  Boardof  Supervisors,  819,  Board 

of  Education.  803.  Alms  House,  832. 
Contractors  to  provide  against  accidents,  826. 
Coroner,  when  elected,  796,  salary  and  fees,  792,  duties, 

792.  to  act  as  Elisor,  791. 

County  Judge,  when  elected  and  term,  795,  salary, 
791,  to  examine  Treasurer's  books,  836. 

Court,  County,  jurisdiction  underStreet  Grading  law, 
829,  judge,  when  elected  and  terra,  795,  salary,  791. 

Court,  Justices,  law  organizing,  officers  and  salaries 
842. 

Court,  Municipal, law  organfzing,  842,  judge,  when 
elected  a  nd  term,  842,  salary,  843. 

Court  Proba^'e,  judge  of,  when  elected  and  term,  796, 
salary,  791. 

Definition  of  Terms,  "qualification  of  officers,"  791, 
"  audited,"  834,  "law  or  laws,"  834. 

Demands  on  Treasury,  how  audited  and  allowed,  834, 
payment  ot;  834,  limitation  of,  836,  appeals  relating 
to,  836,  preferred.  837,  unauthorized,  835. 

Deputies,  aaditional  for  City  and  County  officers  may 
be  appointed,  794. 

Dogs  relating  to,  running  at  large.  820. 

Education,  Board  of  members  and  duties,  802-805,  offi- 
cers and  duties,  802,  Secretary,  duties  and  salary, 
804.  ' 


Elections,  expenses  advertising  and  printing,  821,  inci- 
dental expenses,  each  district,  S22. 

Elections,  Municipal,  law  changing  time  for  holding, 
796. 

Elisor,  Coroner  to  act,  791. 

Engine  House  lots,  to  settle  adverse  titles  to,  826. 

Equalization,  Board  of,  Supervisors  to  constitute,  818. 
clerk  of,  818. 

Farralone  Islands,  where  located,  789. 

Fees,  official,  to  be  paid  into  Special  Fee  Fund,  794. 

Finance  and  Revenue,  provisions  relating  to.  833. 

Finance  Committee,  law  organizing,  826,  Clerk  of  and 
duties,  826-827. 

Finance  Department,  Auditor  head  of  and  duties,  836 

Fines,  certain,  to  be  paid  into  Police  Fund,  799. 

Fire,  protection  against.  821. 

Fire  Alarm  and  Police  Telegraph,  officers  and  salaries, 
822,  appropriation  for  expenses  of,  822. 

Fire  Department,  law  organizing  796,  Board  of  Com- 
missioners and  duties,  796,  Clerk  and  salary,  797, 
officers  and  working  force,  797,  salaries,  797,  appro- 
priation for  expenses  of,  798. 

Fiscal  Year,  what  constitutes  a,  833. 

Fourth  of  July, appropriation  to  celebrate,  824. 

Fund,  transfer  of  moneys,  from  one  to  another,  819, 
moneys  to  be  kept  separate,  834,  when  insufficient, 
demand  to  be  registered,  836. 

Fund,  Corporation  Debt,  how  applied,  819. 

Fund,  General,  what  moneys  comprise,  789,  833,  how 
applied,  819,  836-837. 

Fund,  Police,  what  moneys  compri?e,799, 833,  what  de- 
mands payable  out  of,  836-837,  General  Fund,  to 
supply  deficiency,  833,  appropriation  S.  F.  Benevo- 
lent Association,  836. 

Fund,  Police  Contingent,  appropriation  for,  831,  how 
expended,  831. 

Fund.  School, what  moneys  comprise,  804,how  applied, 
805,  820,  836,  837,  demands  on,  803,  804,  834,  limit  of 
school  tax,  819. 

Fund,  Special  Fee, what  moneys  comprise,  794,  salaries 
paid  out  of,  794,  balance  transferred  to  General 
Fund,  794. 

Fund,  Street  Department,  what  moneys  comprise,  820, 
how  applied,  820,certain  expenses  to  be  paid  li-om, 
809,  812,  815. 

Fund,  Street  Light,  how  applied,  820,  deficieney,  how 
supplied,  826 

Fimd,  Surplus,  what  moneys  comprise,  833,  how  ap- 
plied. 837, 

Funded  Debt,  Commissioners,  salary  of  clerk,  822. 

Gambling  Houses,  may  be  suppressed,  821. 

Gardeners,  Public  Squares,  salaries,  822. 

Gas  for  Public  Buildings,  how  audited  and  paid,  822. 

Gas  Pipes,  authorizing  the  laying  of,  822. 

Grades,  Street,  may  bechanged  or modified,829, Mayor 
may  petition  for  change  of,  on  City  property ,831. 

Gunpowder,  sale  regulated,  821. 

Hamilton  Square,  appropriation,  improvement  of,  825. 

Harbor  Commissioners,  election  of,  796. 

Harbor  Master,  when  elected,  795.  salary  of,  793. 

Harbor  Police  Regulation,  law  establishing.  601. 

Health  Officer,  how  appointed  and  salary,  792,  844,  du- 
ties, 844-845. 

Health,  Board  of,  law  organizing,  844. 

Home  for  the  Inebriate,  appropriation  for,  822. 

Hospitals,  City  and  County,  appropriation  to  improve 
and|enlarge,  822,  appropriation  for  support  of,  and 
alms-house,  832. 

Hospital,  Small  Pox,  appropriation  for  support  of, 
823. 

Hydrants,  construction  and  location  of,  798,  821,  ap- 
propriation for,  798. 

Indebtedness,  City  and  County,  payment  of,  790. 

Indigent  Dead,  expenses  burying,  823. 

Indigent  Sick,  maintenance  of,  authorized,  821. 


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Industrial  School,  appropriation  for  medical  attend- 
ance, 823. 

Insane  Persons,  expenses  for  conveying  to  State  Asy- 
lum. 823,  to  provide  wagon  for,  824. 

Intelligence  Offices,  may  be  licensed,  823. 

Interpreters  of  Languages,  providing  lor  appointment 
of,  and  salaries,  791,  823. 

Islands  in  bav  of  San  Francisco,  included  within  boun- 
dary of  City  and  County,  789. 

Jail  County,  appropriation  for  improvement  of,  822, 
matron,  assi.-tant  and  jail  keepers,  792. 

Janitors,  for  (.  ity  llall;  824,  for  Justices'  Court,  842. 

Judgments  against  City  and  County, satisfaction  of,  790, 
for  redemption  of  property  sold  under,  823,  appeal 
from,  79ft. 

Judicial  Elections,  when  held,  795. 

Justices  of  the  Peace,  when  elected,  796;  salary  and 
duties,  842. 

Laws  and  Ordinances,  appropriation  to  publish,  823. 

License  Collector,  how  appointed  and  salary,  823,  dep- 
uties and  salaries,  824. 

Licenses,  who  and  what  are  subject  to,821,  823,  how  is- 
sued, 823,  moneys  to  be  paid  into  Street  Depart- 
ment Fund,  820. 

Market  Inspector,  how  appointed  and  salary,  844. 

Markets,  regulation  of,  821. 

Mayor,  when  elected,  796,  salary,  792,  may  designate 
Police  Judge  in  certain  cases,  801,  may  admit  in- 
mates to  Alms  House  and  Hospital,  832,  to  issue 
election  proclamation, 796,  may  petition  forchange 
of  grade,  831,  may  sell  certain  property, 798,  833,  ez- 
officio  Pre.'ident  hoard  of  Supervisors  and  duties, 
818,  contingent  expenses,  822,  ex-offlcio  President 
Board  of  Health  and  duties.  844. 

Mayor  pro  tern.,  how  appointed,  824. 

Mechanics'  lii.*titute,  lots  of  land  may  be  leased  to,824. 

Mission  Creek  Bridge,  appropriation  for,  822. 

Municipal  Elections,  act  regulating,  795. 

Municipal  Hegulations,  penalty  for  violating,  821. 

Municipal  Criminal  Court,  law  organizing,  842. 

Nicholson  Pavement  authorized,  817. 

Nuisances,  Supervisors  to  abate,  82U,  824. 

OflBce  Hours,  791,  798,  799. 

Office  Kent,  payments  for,  not  authorized,  794. 

Offices,  Stationery,  etc.,  allowed  to  certain,  794,  extra 
deputies  to  may  be  appointed,  794. 

Officers,  election  of,  795,  certain  may  be  appointed, 820. 
salaries,  791-793,  out  of  what  fund  payable,  794,  ex- 
tra compensation  unauthorized,  794,  fees  not  fixed 
by  law  may  be  regulated  by  Board  of  Supervisors 
821,  ffcsof  and  disposition  thereof,  794,  penalty  for 
violation,  794,  lial>ility  of,  in  connection  with  Trea- 
sury demands,  835,  incurring  indebtedness  prohi- 
bited, 795,  to  report  to  Board  of  Supervisors,  820, 
defalcation  of  827,  removal  of,  794,  may  appeal  to 
Board  of  Supervisors,  819,  bonds  of,  795,  796. 

Official  Seal,  authority  to  use,  824. 

Omnibus  Lines,  to  regulate,  824. 

Orders,  Othcial,  approval  and  publication  of,  818,  how 
passed,  832. 

Ordinances  and  Laws,  appropriation  to  publish,  823. 

Physicians,  City  and  County  Hospital,  salaries,  793; 
to  be  paid  from  General  Fund,  823. 

Physician,  Alms  House,  salary  and  duties,  832. 

Pilots,  duties,  under  Harbor  Police  Law,  802;  under 
Quarantine  Law,  84.'i. 

Police,  law  organizing,  798-801,  extent  and  salaries  of, 
824,  additional  may  be  appointed,  800,  local,  how 
appointed,  824,  official  misconduct,  800. 

Police.  Chief  of,  when  elected,  796,  salary,  793,  duties, 
798-800. 

Police  Commisssioners,  who  compose,  799,  duties,  799, 
824. 

Police  Court,  laws  prescribing  jurisdiction  of,  800-801, 
jurisdiction  under  Quarantine  Act,  846. 

Police  Court,  Clerk  of,  how  appointed,  salary  and 
duties,  799 

Police  Fund.    See  Fund. 

Police,  Harbor,  law  establi.«hing  and  regulating,  801. 

Police  Judge,  when  elected, 795,  talary,791,powers,800- 
801,  Justices  of  the  Peacp  may  act,  801. 

Porters,  City  Hall,  Balaries,i92,824,SheritI"may  appoint 
certain, "792. 

Portsmouth  Square,  appropriation  for  improving,  825, 
gardener  for  and  salary,  .'•22. 

Pound,  Public,  to  authorize  construction  of,  825,  keep- 
er of  and  salary,  825. 

Printing,  contracts  fur.  819. 

Prisoners,  may  be  employed  on  public  works,  799. 


Prostitutes,  may  be  excluded  from  certain  limits,  821. 

Public  Administrator,  when  elected,  795. 

Public  Buildingf,  appropriation  tor  repairs  of,  826, 
transfer  of  the  Board  of  Education,  825. 

Public  Grounds,  Snpervisore  may  improve,  821,  appro- 
priations, 821,  825. 

Public  Health,  see  Health,  Board  of 

Public  Lands,  City's  claim  to  be  prosecuted,  789. 

Public  Offices,  business  hours,  791,  798,  799. 

Public  Order,  Supervisors  may  suppress  amusements 
against,  821. 

Public  Order  and  Police,  law  regulating,  798-8fl. 

Public  Schools,  law  organizing  and  regulating,802-80C, 
annual  expenditures,  how  estimated,  806. 

Public  Squares,  appropriation  for  improvement  of 
825,  gardeners  for,  822. 

Public  Streets  and  Highways,  law  concerning,  806-817. 

Quarantine,  law  to  establish,  844-846,  officers  of,  and 
salaries,  844,  requirements  and  penalties  for  vio- 
lation thereof,  846. 

Railroads,  tracks  may  be  laid,  821,  assessments  for 
street  improvements,  828. 

Recorder,  County,  when  elected,  795,  salary,  793,  depu- 
ties, clerks  and  porter,  793,  salaries,  793 

Roads,  general  law  extended,  828,  apjiropriations  for 
repairs  to,  825. 

Road  Districts,  law  creating,  827. 

Road  Masters,  how  appointed,  salary,  and  duties,  827. 

San  Francisco,  City  and  County,  boundaries  of,  789. 

School  Directors.when  elected,795,duties  under  School 
Law,  802-806. 

School  Property,  may  be  insured,  802. 

Sewprs,  Cess  Pools  and  Crossings,  appropriations  for 
cleaning,  826. 

Sheritt'.wlien  elected,  796  salary,  792,  deputies  and  em- 
ployes and  salaries,  792, to  e.^ecute  orders  of  Finance 
Committee,  827,  of  Justices'  Court,  842,  of  Munici- 
pal Court,  843,  advertising,  how  contracted  for,  826. 

Special  Counsel,  appropriation  for  employment  of,826. 

Stationery,  allowed  certain  offices,  794,requisilions  tor, 
how  made,  794. 

Stolen  Property  to  be  preserved,  826. 

Stow  Pavement  authorized,  817. 

Street  Grades,  law  regulating  modification.^  of,  F29, 
Mayor  may  petition  for  change,  on  City  Property. 
831. 

Streets,  repairs  to  certain,  School  Property,  805,  U.  S., 

817,  831.  Water  Front,  826,  cleaning,  826. 
Streets  and  Highways,  law  regulating  department  of, 

806-817. 

Streets  and  Street  Crossings,  acceptance  of,  815. 

Streets,  Squares,  etc.,  law  regulating  opening,  widen- 
ing, extending,  etc.,  828-829. 

Suits  for  City  Property,  bow  brought,  790,  803. 

Superintendent  Common  Schools,  when  elected,  795, 
salary,  793,  duties,  804. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Streets,  when  elected,  795, 
salary,  793,  duties  under  Street  Law,  806-817, 
deputies  and  salaries,  793. 

Supervisors, when  elected, 795,  salary ,832,  vacancies,  790, 
duties,  817-838,  when  seat  of,  may  be  declared  va- 
cant, 832. 

Supervisors, Board  of,  organization,  duties  and  powers, 
817-838. 

Supervisors, Board  of.  President  of.  powers  and  duties, 

818,  clerk  and  salary ,792,  to  audit  Auditor's  salary, 
834. 

Supervisors,  Board  of,  Clerk, see  Clerk  Board  of  Super- 
visors. 

Surveyor,  County,  when  elected,  796,  salary  and  fees, 
792.  duties  under  street  law,  815. 

Taxes, provisions  for  levying,790,  819,  limitation  of,  819, 
apportionment  ot,  819,  820, 

Tax  Collector,  when  elected,  795,  salary,  793,  deputies 
and  salaries,  793,  duties,  collecting  tax  on  personal 
property,  838,  on  delinquent  taxes.  840. 

Teachers,  Public  Schools,  employment  and  payment 
of,  802. 

Treasurer,  County,  when  elected,  796,  salary,  793,  depu- 
ties aud  salaries,  793,  duties,  83-3-838. 

Treasury — «ee  Fund. 

Union  Square,  appropriation  for  improvement  of,  825, 
gardener  for,  8'22. 

Urgent  Necessities,  appropriation  for,  826. 

Vacancies  in  Office,  how  tilled,  791. 

Vehicles,  to  license  and  regulate,  823,  826. 

Wards,  districts  changed  to,  790. 

Washington  Square.appropriation  for  improvement  of, 
825,  gardener  lor,  8i!2. 


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THE  MUNICIPAL  GOVERNMENT 


CITY  AND   COUNTY  OP   SAN   PEANCISCO. 


MUNICIPAL  ELECTION,* 


FIRST   WEDNESDAY 


SEPTEMBER. 


JUDICIAL  ELECTION. 


THIRD    WEDNESDAY 


OCTOBER. 


Mayor  of  the  City  and   County— THOJIAS  H.  SELBY,  ex  qfficio  President  of  the  Board  of 
Supervisors.    Term  e.xpires  December,  1871.     Salary,  ,$:i,UOO  per  annum. 
Clerk— WILLIAM  V.  WELLS,  appoiuted  by  the  Mayor.     Salary,  $1,800  per  annum. 


BOARD  OP  SUPERVISORS— 1870-71. 

Term  of  office  two  years— one-half  elected  annually.  Salary  $100  per  month.  Terms  expire  first 
Monday  in  Ueceml)er.  Weekly  meetinsjs  each  Monday  evening.  Quarterly  meetings  first  Monday  in 
January.  April,  July,  and  October.     Special  meetings  at  the  discretion  of  the  President. 

P/-es/A7(^— THOMAS  H.  SELBY  (Term  expires  December,  1871).     Salary,  $3,000  per  annum. 

Attorney  Oil// and  County— WELhlNGTO^  C.  BURNETT  (Term  expires  December,  1872).  Salary, 
$5,000  per  annum. 

C/erA-— JOHN  A.  RUSSELL,  appointed  by  the  Board.     Salary,  $2,400  per  annum. 

Deputy  CVc/A— THOMAS  H.  REYNOLDS.     Salary,  $1,500  per  annum. 

Serjeant  at- Anns— RElJiRY  J.  KEEFE.     Salary,  $600  per  annum. 


MEMBERS. 


First  Ward.— STEWART  MENZIES, 
Second    "        JOHN  HARROLD, 
Third      "        JAMES  J.  KENNEY, 
Fourth    "        TIMOTHY  McCAR'l  HY, 
Fifth       "        ROUERT  GOODWIN, 
Sixth       "        ALEXANDER  BADLAM, 


Seventh  Ward.— A.  B.  FORBES, 
Eighth  •'        CHARLES  R.  STORY, 

Ninth  "        A.  J.  SHRADER, 

Tenth  "        JAMES  ADAMS. 

Eleventh      "        EDWARD  COMMINS, 
Twelfth        "        M.  J.  KELLY. 


STANDING  COJIMITTEES.— /wrf?Wary,  Sforv,  Shrader,  Forbes.  Finance  and  Auditing,  Yorhes. 
Harrold,  Badlam.  Fire  and  Water,  Adams,  Kelly,  Story.  Streets,  Wharves,  Grades,  and  Public 
Squares,  Menzies,  Adjims,  Shrader.  Pulilic  Bni/dings,  Goodwin,  Adams,  Meiizies.  Health  and  Police, 
Comniiiis,  Keiniey,  Kelly.  Licetme  and  Orders,  Forbes,  Shrader,  Harrold.  Hospital,  McCarthy,  Com- 
miiis,  Goodwin.  Prtntms;  aiid  Salaries,  B;idlatn,  Story,  McCartliv.  Industrial  School.  Goodwin, 
Adams,  Harrold.  Fire  Alarm  and  Police  Telegraph,  Cbmmins,  Ba'dlam,  Kelly.  Street  Lights,  Ken- 
ney,  McCarthy,  Men/.ies.     Outside  Lands,  Comiiiins,  Shrader,  McCartbv,  Forbes,  Goodwin. 


•  I  he  State  Llection  takes  place  biennially,  on  the  first  Wednesday  of  September  except  the  vear  of  the  Presidential 
Election,  when  it  takes  place  on  the  same  day.  The  Judicial  cleclioh  for  Justices  of  the  Supreme  Court,  District  J  udfrcs. 
County  Judges,  anri  all  other  judicial  officers,  required  bv  law,  and  a  suite  Superintendent  of  I'ublic  Instruction,  takes 
place  on  the  third  Wednesday  in  October,  1S7I,  ami  every  two  years  thereafter.  For  Act  of  the  Legislature  regulating 
the  election  and  term.s  of  Municipal  Officere,  see  Cousolidatlou  Act,  Supplemental  1,  page  7»5. 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO..  U6  Sansom  St.,  Ladies'  and  Gentlemen's  Linen  Handkerchiefs. 


CHAMFIilN'S  IjIQUXD  FEABIi  restores  tbe  Face  to  the  beauty  of  Youth. 


850 


SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


10]MB£BS. 

First  Ward. 

-W.  A.  PLUNKETT, 

Seventh  Ware 

Second   " 

JOSEPH  CLEMENT, 

Eighth         " 

Third      " 

ROBERT  LEWELLYN, 

Niuth 

Fourth  " 

C.  H.  REYNOLDS, 

Tenth          " 

Fifth      " 

JOHN  P.  SHINE, 

Eleventh     " 

Sixth      " 

J.  W.  MATHER, 

Twelfth       " 

BOARD  OP  EDUCATION-1870-'71. 

Term  of  office  two  years — one-half  elected  annually.  No  compensation.  Terms  expire  first  Monday 
in  December.    Meetings  second  and  fourth  Tuesdays  of  the  month. 

President — JOHN  M.BURNETT  (Term  expires  first  Monday  in  December,  1871).  No  compensation. 
Secretary — George  Beanston.  Salary  $2,400  per  annum.  Olerk — Richard  Ott.  Salary  $1,800  per 
annum.    Messenger — James  Duffy.    Salary  $1,200  per  annum. 

Superintendent  of  Common  Schools — JAMES  H.  WIDBER  (Term  expires  December,  1872).  Salary, 
$4,000  per  annum. 

Deputy  Superintendent — JOHN  SWETT  (appointed  by  the  Superintendent) .  Salary  $3,000  per  annum' 


A.  L.  WANGENHEIM, 
EDWARD  KRUSE, 
A.  K.  HAWKINS, 
M.  J.  DONOVAN, 
JOHN  M.  BURNETT. 


CITY  AND  COUNTY  OPTICERS— 1870-71. 

DISTRICT  COURTS— Fourth— Jwrf^e— ROBERT  F.  MORRISON;  term  expires  December,  1875; 
salary,  $6,000  per  annnra.  Commissioner — Charles  Halsey  ;  salary,  fees.  Reporter — George  O'Dolieriy  ; 
salary,  fees.  Twelfth — Judge — E.  W.  McKINSTRY;  term  expires  December,  187.o ;  salary,  $6,000 
per  annum.  Co7/tm2ssioner— William  H.  Rhodes  ;  salary,  fees.  Reporter — George  Hall;  salary,  fees. 
Fifteenth— Jw/f^e— SAMUEL  H.  DWINELLE  ;  term  expires  December,  1871  ;  salary,  $6,000  per 
annum.     Commissioner — John  L.  Lo,ve  ;  salary,  fees.     Reporter — Andrew  J.  Marsh  ;  salary,  fees. 

COUNTY  COURT— /?i<f^e— JOHN  A.  STANLY  ;  term  expires  January,  1872 ;  salary,  $5,000  per 
annum.   Reporter — Charles  A.  Sumner;  salary,  fees. 

PROBATE  COURT.— Jwdg-e-SELDEN  S.  WRIGHT;  term  expires  January,  1872;  salary,  $5,000 
per  annum. 

MUNICIPAL  CRIMINAL  COURT— j7/rfo-f_DEL0S  LAKE  ;  term  expires  January,  1872  ;  salary, 
$5,000  per  annum.     Reportei — Charles  A.  Sumner;  salary,  fees. 

POLICE  COURT.— Jvdge—W.  D.  SAWYER ;  term  expires  December,  1871  ;  salary.  $4,000  per 
annum.  Prosecuting  Attorney — Davis  Louderback,  Jr.;  term  regnlated  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors: 
salary,  $3,000  per  annum.  C/erk—Da.\-id  F.  McCarthy  ;  term  regnlated  by  the  Board  of  Supervisors  ; 
salary,  $2,400  per  annum.  Interpreters — Louis  Locke,  Chinese;  John  Lussey,  French  and  Spanish  ; 
Ernest  C.  Stock,  German  ;  salary,  $1,500  per  annum  each. 

JUSTICES'  COVBT*— Justices— Jiiraes  C.  Pennie,  T.  W.  Taliaferro,  Charles  Corkery.  Frederick  A. 
Sawyer,  Michael  Cooney;  terms  expire  January,  1872,  salaries,  Presiding  Justice,  $3,000  per  a ninim  ; 
Associates,  $2,400  per  annum  each.  Clerk — George  L.  Wedekind  ;  salary,  $2,400  per  annum.  Jajiilor — 
Michael  Cosgriff ;  salary,  $900  per  annum. 

City  and  County  Attorney  and  Counselor — W.  C.  BURNETT  ;  term  expires  December,  1872  :  salary, 
$5,000  per  annum.  Assistant  City  and  County  Attorney. — Albert  N.  Drown  ;  salary,  fees.  Clerk — 
D.  F.  Verdenal  ;  salary,  $1,500  per  annum. 

District  Attorney — HENRY  H.  BYRNE  ;  term  expires  December,  1871  ;  salary,  $5,000  per  annum. 
Assistant  District  Attorney — Thomas  W.  Freelon  ;  salary,  $3600  per  annum.  Clerk — Owen  Gunu  ; 
salary,  $1,500  per  annum. 

Prosecuting  Attorney  Police  Co«»i— DAVIS  LOUDERBACK,  Jr.;  term  regulated  by  the  Board  of 
Supervisors  ;  salary,  $3,000  per  annum. 

Chief  of  Police— V  kT'BlC'K.  CROWLEY;  term  expires  December,  1872:  salary,  $4,000  per  annnm. 
Clerk — John  Short;  salary,  $1,500  per  annum.  Property  Clerk — William  CuUen  ;  salary,  $1,800 
per  annum. 

County  Clerk— JO'E'S  HANNA,  and  ex  officio  Clerk  of  the  Fourth,  Twelfth  and  Fifteenth  District 
Courts,  and  County,  Probate  and  Municipal  Criminal  Courts  ;  term  expires  December.  1871 :  salary, 
$4,000  per  annum.  Deputies— ^oxxtth  District  Court:  John  F.  Boden,  Court  Room  Clerk,  $175  per 
month;  James  E.  Ashcom,  Register  Clerk,  $175  per  month;  William  Ledlie,  ABsi.<taiit  Register 
Clerk,  $150  per  month.  Twelfth  District  Court:  Levi  P.  Peck,  Court  Room  Clerk,  $175  per 
month;    J.  D.  Ruggles,   Register  Clerk,   $175  per  month;    Henry  W.  Kind,  Assistant  Register 


'  For  Act  of  the  Legislature  reorganizing  the  Justices'  Conrts  of  San  Francisco,  see  Statutes  of  the  State,  1866,  page  422. 


Detached  Swellings  insured  for  a  term  of  years  by  the  P£jOPIi£S. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO..  708.  712.  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Boot,  and  Shoes. 


MUNICIPAL     GOVERNMENT.  851 


Clerk  $150  per  month  ;  Fifteenth  District  Court  .-Robert  S.  McKee    Courtroom   PUrt    *n-^ 
pern,o„\hrr?i.tra.BurgelEe^;istrS^ 

«  sn  Lr        r""-  ^^''lf"^''iJ>'"f('^man-L.  Josephs.  $1,800  per  annum      okfSSrZ-S 
$150  per  month  each.     F.eld  Deput^es-leighteen)  $150  per  month  each  >rhen  employeT  '      ^ 

^""fe2%lt7A'?5^Skcf.dl\''S;'' '  '-^-P;";- December,  1872  ;  salary,  $4,000  per  annum,  and 

Harbor  MasUr-MARTm  BULGER  ;  term  expires  December.  1871 ;  salary,  $3,000  per  annum. 
^''''li:''^Tp'a^I^fJesV'c^^^^  '  '''"?  ^^.r-ir /P«-»b-.  1871  ;  -lary,  $500  per  annum,  and 

Superintendent  Public  Streets  and  Hishwavs— SYTiT^VY  1    ASHT  PV  .  t»,.„  „      •        T^  i,       ,o^n 

Lnureach-  C  A   rTtrS°p"w''p^'?''^^  ^,7%'^T°'''9   "•  ^'■^''^'  «nd  ^ohn  Ha|an,  $1,800 'per 
annum  each  ,  C.  A.  Uhrig,  G.  W.  Corben.  Eh  Cook,  and  T.  B.  Robinson,  $1,500  per  annum  each. 

^"■feesT^^^^'^^'^^  LETTERMAN  ;  term  expires  December,  1871 ;  salary,  $2,500  per  annum,  and 

Public  Administrator-J ACOB  BENJAMIN;  term  expires  December,  1872;  salary,  fees. 
Pound  Keeper-D.  M.  SHORT ;  salary,  $900  per  annum,  and  fees. 

^^%^A^%T^^L^ATr^''i"'^'''^^^^f  KOSENFELD.  (President);   term  expires  December.  1875. 
il.  11.  Jieeman  ,  term  expires  December,  1874.    Samuel  Rainey,  Jr.;  term  expires  December,  187.1 

geneS'd  Jp^u^'tie^il'siSo  p'e/month^a^h'.''rnd  extra  oIorT<?  ^■^.l^^  ''^P"'?  ^L''J^"'^  "^  »200  per  month  each ;  three 
amount  Of  Llarie,  foT  his''d"pr  efand'c'lerk"1,oUoVxcee]'^^^^       employed.  »150  per  month  each.    The  entire  annual 

and  Clerks  paW^bpThr^urvToV-CoMpfLER"""'*"^  privateproperty,  principaUy  street  work.    Salaries  of  deputies 

the*re^o,'"Bte  pages'sse'iud^^r  organizing  a  Paid  Fire  Department,  see  page  796.    For  a  list  of  officers  and  men  attached 


JONES.  PULLMAN  &  CO..  116  Sanaom  Street.  Porte  Monnaies  and  Betieoles. 


BEDINQTON,  HOSTETTEB  &  CO..  Agenta  fop  Hall's  Hair  Kenowor. 


852 


SAN  FRANCISCO  DIRECTORY. 


James  H.  Revnolde ;  term  expires  December,  1872.    James  J.  Kenuey  ;  term  expires  December, 
1871.    Clerk— v.  S.  O'Reilly  ;  salary,  $1,560  per  annum. 

Fire  Alarm  and  Police  Telegraph— Superintendent— MO'SROE  GREENWOOD  ;  term  regnlated  by 
the  Board  of  Siipervifiora:  salary,  1,800  per  annum.  Operators — Charles  F.  Simmons,  Dmiiel  W. 
Swain,  und  Thomas  Mclilod ;  salary,  $1,500  per  annum  each.  Line  Repairer — Frank  G.  Wood  ; 
salary,  $1,200  per  annum. 

Fire  Marshal— JOWS  L.  DURKEE  ;  salary,  $3,000  per  annum.    Deputy— I)a.yid  Van  Orden. 

Funded  Beht  (V&b\)  Commissioners.— JOE'S  MIDDLETON,  (President) ;  salary  $125  per  month.  C. 
M.  Hitchcock,  Secretary,  salary  $250  per  month.  William  M.  Lent,  C.  L.  Low  and  Tyler  Curtis; 
salary  $100  per  mouth  each. 

Funded  Debt  ^1855;  Commissioners.— TRO'SLhS,  H.  SELBY,  Monroe  Aslibury  and  Otto  Kloppenburg  ; 
salary  $100  per  month  each. 

City  Hall  Commissioners.— V.  H.  CANAVAN,  (President);  J.  G.  Eastland  and  C.  E.  McLane;  salary  $250 
per  month  each.  Secretary — Robert  George;  s^ilary  $150  per  month.  Attorney — Julius  C.  McCeney; 
salary  $200  per  month.    Architect — AuguRtus  Laver;  salary  $300  per  month. 

Park  Commissioners.— S-T.  BUTTERWORTH,  (President);  C.  F.  McDermott  and  D.  W.  Connelly;  no 
compensation.    Secretary — ^A.  J.  Moulder;  salary  $75  per  month. 

Montgomery  Street  i' South  J  Commissioners.— R.  E.  DOYLE,  (President) ;  J.  G.  Messec  and  D.  L.  Mc- 
Donald; salary  $300  per  month  each.    Secretary — N.  M.  Chad  wick;  salary  $250  per  month. 

Montgomery  Atwnue  Commissioners. — J.  C.  MAYNARD,  (President);  R.  H.  Sinton  and  A.  M.  Hay;  sal- 
ary $500  per  month  each.     Secretary — R.  J.  Bush;  salary  $2.50  per  mouth. 

Montgomery  Street  Extension  Commissioners. — RICHARD  H.  SINTON,  Dennis  J.  Oullahau  and 
Richard  J.  Bush;  salary  $4,000  per  annum  each. 

Street  Assessment  and  Contract  Commissioners.— U.  AUG.  THOMPSON,  (President);  Thomas  E.  Farish 
and  Philip  Mahler;  no  compensation.    Secretary — Philip  Mahler;  salary  $150  per  month. 

Laguna  Survey  Commissioners.— SCOTT  TIDB,4LL,  Mathew  Canavan  and  C.  M.  Hitchcock  ;  salary 
$300  per  month  each.     Secretary — Silas  A.  Stone;  salary  $250  per  month. 

Market  Street  Commissioners.— GYLARLES  D.  CARTER,  (President);  Frank  McCoppin  and  Edward 
Barry;  no  compensation. 

Fourteenth  Street  Commissioners.— CB.AKLES,  D.  CARTER,  (President);  Frank  McCoppin  and  Edward 
Barry;  no  compensation. 

Marine  Board. — JOHN  WISE,  (President) ;  salary  $600  per  annum;  J.  F.  Cowdery  and  Patrick  Crow- 
ley; salary  $500  per  annum  each.    Secretary — James  S.  Bissell;  salary  $1500  per  annum. 

Board  of  Eealth—llemhen:  THE  MAYOR,  (President)  and  Doctors  H.  H.  Toland,  Gustavns  Holland, 
H.  H.  Hubbard,  J.  C.  Shorb  ;    no  compensation.     C/erA— William  V.  Wells;  salary,  $75  per  month. 

Health  Office.— Health  Officer— G.  M.  BATES,  M.D.;  salary,  $200  per  month.  Quarantine  Officer— \y  .Yl. 
Rollers,  M.  D.;  salary,  $150  per  month.  Health  Inspectors — D.  C.  Bryan  and  T.  C.  Owens  ;  salaiy, 
$100  per  month  each.  Market  Inspector — Samuel  J.  Bookstaver  ;  salary,  $100  per  mouth.  Secretary 
(Health  Department) — Charles  L.  Weller  ;  salary,  $175  per  month.  Messenger — W.  G.  Olwell; 
salary,  $75  per  mouth. 

Alms  House  and-  Hospital. — Superintendent — M.  J.  KEATING;  salary,  $1,800  per  annum.  Matron — 
Mrs.  M.  J.  Keating;  salary,  $600  per  annum.  Resident  and  Visiting  Phystciait — Edward  Kelly  ; 
salary,  $1,500  per  anuum. 

City  and  County  Hospital. — Resident  Physirian—'MIG'H.A.EL  J.  BOLAN;  salary,  $2,400  per  annum. 
Visiting  Physician —W.  A.  Douglass  ;  salary,  $1,200  per  annum.  Visiting  Surgeon — Oliver  Hotf ; 
salary,  $1,2U0  per  anuum.    Terms  regulated  by  the  Board  of  Health. 

Industrial  School  Officers.— President— CBAULES  D.  CARTER  ;  Fzce-Pre.<!?W<'«^— Benjamin D.  Dean  ; 
Treasurer — Henry  A.  Cobb;  (Sec7-e<rt/-;^— James  S.  Thomson  ;  salary,  $1,500  per  annum.  Superin- 
tendent— John  C.  Pelton  ;  salary,  $1,800  per  anuum. 

Road  Masters— YiTBt  District,  THOMAS  WALSH ;  Second  District,  James  S.  Dyer.  Salary  not  to 
exceed  $300  per  annum. 

Porters  Court  Rooms  and  City  ffaZZ— CARLTON  J.  MORRISON  ;  salary,  $1,080  per  annum.  James 
B.  Coffee,  Bartholomew  Gillan,  J.  W.  McKenzie,  and  John  Kerrigan  ;  salary,  $900  per  annum 
each. 

Gardeners  Public  Squares  and  Cemeteries— Dk^lEh  HORQAN,  John  Duane,  John  Slavin,  and 
Thomas  Kelly  ;  salary,  $900  per  annum  each. 


Tiie  Stockholders  of  the  "  FIIOPIjBS"  are  the  leading  Bankers  and  Merchants  on  this  Coast. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712.  714  and  716  Keamy  Street,  Clothing,  eto. 


ELECTION    DISTRICTS    AND    POLICE    DEPARTMENT.         853 


Election  Districts. 

STATE      CONOR  K  SSIONAL. 

First  JDisliicf. — Tlie  counties  of  San  DieRO,  Los 
Angeles,  fSun  Bernardino,  Santa  Barbara,  Sau  Luis 
Obispo,  Tulare,  Monterey,  Fresno,  Merced,  Mari- 
posa, Inyo,  Kern,  Staniblaus,  Santa  Clara,  Santa 
Ciuz,  Sau  Maieo,  and  San  Francisco. 

Second  District. — The  counties  of  Contra  Costa, 
Alameda,  San  Joaquin,  Tuolumne,  Mono,  Calaveras, 
Amador,  EI  Dorado,  Sacramento,  Placer,  Nevada, 
and  Alpine. 

Ikird  District.— The  counties  of  Marin,  Sonoma, 
Napa,  Lake,  Solano,  Yolo,  Sutter,  Yuba,  Sierra, 
Butte,  Plumas,  Tehama,  Colusa,  Mendocino,  Hum- 
boldt, Trinity,  Shasta,  Siskiyou,  Lassen,  Klauatb, 
and  Del  Norte. 

At  the  election  for  Presidential  Electors,  in  the 
year  18(38,  and  at  the  general  election  every  two 
years  thereafter,  there  shall  be  elected  from  each 
district  one  liepreseutative  to  the  Congress  of  the 
United  States. 

JUDICIAL. 

Fourth  District. — All  of  that  part  of  the  city  and 
county  lying  north  ot  Ridley  and  Market  streets, 
and  west  of  Kearny  Street  (Second,  Fourth,  Sixth, 
Eighth  aud  Twelftu  Wards). 

Twelfth  District. — All  lying  south  of  Ridley_and 
Market  streets  (Seventh,  Kintb, Tenth  aud  Kleveuth 
Wards)  and  San  Mateo  County. 

Fifteenth  District — All  lying  north  of  Market  and 
east  of  Kearny  streets  (First,  Third  aud  Fifth 
Wards)  aud  Contra  Costa  County. 

CITY     AND     COUNTY. 

First  Ward. — Bounded  by  Washington  Street  on 
the  south,  Kearny  Street  on  the  west,  and  the  Bay 
of  Sau  Fr.incisco  on  the  north  aud  east,  including 
the  iblands  in  the  bay. 

Second  Ward. — Bounded  by  Kearny  Street  on  the 
east,  Vallejo  Street  on  the  south,  Larkui  Street  on  the 
west,  and  the  Bay  of  San  Francisco  on  the  north. 

Third  Ward. — Bounded  by  Washington  Street  on 
the  north,  Kearny  Street  on  the  west,  California 
Street  on  the  south, and  Mai'ket  Street  aud  the  Bay  of 
San  Francisco  on  the  east. 

FourthWard. — Bounded  by  Vallejo  Street  on  the 
north,  Kearny  Street  on  the  east,  Washington  Street 
on  the  south,  and  LarUin  Street  on  the  west. 

Fifth.  Ward. — Bounded  by  California  Street  on  the 
norm,  Kearny  street  on  the  west,  aud  Market  Street 
on  tiie  bouth  and  east. 

Sixth  Ward. — Bounded  bv  Kearny  Street  on  the 
east.  Pine  Street  on  the  south,  Larkin  Street  on  the 
west,  and  Washington  Street  on  the  north. 

Seventh  Ward,  District  No.  1. — Bounded  by  How- 
ard Street  on  the  south.  Second  Street  on  the  west, 
Market  Street  on  the  north,  and  the  waters  of  the 
bay  on  the  east. 

ScventhWard,  District  No.  2.— Bounded  by  Har- 
rison Street  on  the  south,  Second  Street  on  the  west, 
Howard  Street  on  the  north,  and  watere  of  the  bay 
on  the  east. 

Eighth  Ward,  District  No.  1. — Bounded  by  Post 
Strtet  on  the  south,  Larkin  street  on  the  west,  Pine 
Street  on  the  north,  and  Kearny  Street  on  the  east. 

Eighth  Ward,  District  No.  'I. — Bounded  by  Mar- 
ket Street  on  the  south,  Larkin  Street  on  the  west. 
Post  Street  on  the  north,  and  Kearny  Street  on  the 
east. 

NinthWard. — Bounded  by  Harrison  Street  on  the 
north.  Seventh  Street  on  the  west,  aud  the  bay  of 
Sau  Francisco  on  the  east. 


Tenth  Ward,  District  No.  1. — Bounded  by  Mar- 
ket Street  on  the  north,  Second  Street  on  the  east, 
Howard  Street  on  the  south,  aud  Fourth  Street  on 
the  west. 

Tenth  Ward,  District  No.  2.— Bounded  by  Har- 
rison Street  ou  the  south,  Fourth  Street  on  the  west. 
Howard  Street  ou  the  north,  aud  Second  Street  ou 
the  east. 

Tenth  Ward,  District  No.  3. — Bounded  by  How- 
ard Street  on  the  south,  Seventh  Street  on  the  west. 
Market  Street  on  the  north,  aud  Fourth  Street  on 
the  east. 

Terdh  Ward,  District  No.  4.— Bounded  by  How- 
ard Street  on  the  north.  Fourth  Street  on  the  East, 
Harrison  Street  on  the  south,  and  Seventh  Street  ou 
the  west. 

Eleventh  Ward,  District  No.  1. — Bounded  on  the 
east  bySeventh  Street  to  Mission  Creek,  on  the  south 
by  Mission  Creek  and  Sixteenth  Street  to  Dolores 
Street,  and  on  the  west  by  Dolores  Street  to  Mar- 
ket Street,  and  westerly  and  northerly  by  Market 
Street  to  Seventh  Street. 

Eleventh  Ward,  District  No.  2. — Bounded  on  the 
north  by  Sixteenth  Street  to  Dolores  Street,  ou  the 
east  by  Dolores  Street  from  Sixteenth  Street  to  Kid- 
ley  Street,  on  the  north  by  Ridley  Street  and  a  di- 
rect line  to  the  Pacific  Ocean,  on  the  west  by  the 
Pacific  Ocean,  ou  the  south  by  San  Mateo  County 
line,  on  the  east  by  San  Bruno  Road,  on  the  north  by 
Serpentine  Avenue  from  the  San  Bruno  Road  to 
Folsom  Street,  thence  ou  the  east  by  Folsom  Street 
to  Sixteenth  Street. 

Eleventh  Ward,  District  No.  3. — Bounded  on  the 
north  by  Mission  Creek  and  Sixteenth  Street  to  Fol- 
som Street,  on  the  west  by  Folsom  Street  to  Strpen- 
tine  Avenue,  on  the  South  by  Serpentine  Avenue 
from  Folsom  Street  to  the  San  Bruno  Road,  thence 
along  the  Sau  Bruno  Road  to  Precita  Creek,  on  the 
south  by  Precita  Creek,  and  easterly  and  northerly 
by  the  waters  of  the  bay  to  Mission  Creek. 

Eleventh  Ward,  District  No.  4. — Bounded  ou  the 
west  by  the  San  Bruno  road  to  San  Mateo  County, 
on  the  south  by  the  line  of  San  Mateo  County  to 
the  bay,  thence  easterly  and  northerly  by  the  waters 
of  the  bay  and  Precita  Creek  to  the  San  Bruno 
Road. 

Twelfth  Ward,  District  No.  1.— Bounded  by  Lar- 
kin Street  on  the  east,  Bush  Street  on  the  south,  the 
Pacific  Ocean  on  the  west,  aud  the  Bay  of  San  Fran- 
cisco on  the  north. 

Twe/fthWard,  District  No.  2.— Bounded  by  Bush 
Street  on  the  north,  Larkin  Street  on  the  east.  Mar- 
ket Street  to  Ridley  Street,  aud  Ridley  Street  in  a 
direct  line  to  the  Pacific  Ocean  on  the  south,  and 
the  Pacific  Ocean  on  the  west 


Police  Department,* 

Chief  of  Folice -PATRICK  CROWLEY. 

Commissioners. — Mayor  ex  p^cio President  Board 
of  Supervisors,  Police  Judge,  aud  Chief  of  Polite. 

Captains  of  Police.—  Uumh  W.  Lees,  William 
Y.  Douglass,  Henry  H.  Ellis  and  James  Towle. 

Clerk  Chief  of  Police.— Johix  Short. 

Detectives.  Captain  I.  W.  Lees,  James  Gannon, 
Benjamin  F.  Boheu,  Lawrence  Seliuger,  A.  "' 
Stone  and  John  Coffey. 


W. 


•Number  of  Captains  provided  by  law,  four;  salary,  $1,- 
800  per  annum,  each;  number  of  policemen  liuiitedby  law 
to  one  hundred ;  sala-y,  Sl.SOO  ncr  annum,  each.  .Salary 
of  Chief's  Clerk,  $1,500  per  annum.  In  addition  to  the  regu- 
lar force  of  the  Department,  there  are  a  numiier  of  local 
officers  deputized  for  duty  in  particular  suctions  of  the  city, 
who  are  paid  by  the  owners  of  pioperty  on  their  respective 
beats. 


JON^S,  PUIiIiMAN  &  CO.,  116  Sanaom  Street,  Ferfiunery  and  Fancy  Soapa. 


TBRBA  SANTA  is  endorsed  ty  your  leading  Physiciana. 


854 


SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


Property  Clerk. — William  Callen. 

Assistant  Property  Clerk. — Alfred  Clarke. 

Inspector  of  Hacks. —  Cornelius  Martin. 

City  Prison  Keepers. —  Meier  Lindheimer,  Pat- 
rick Barry,  Samuel  Rainey  Jr.,  and  Edward  Cohrn. 

Regular  Policemen. — Samuel  B.  Alden,  Oacar  Al- 
derman, John  C.  Ayers,  Ariiop  Bainbridge,  Joseph 
Baker,  Patrick  Barry,  John  W.  Beckwith,  Benja- 
min P.  Bohen,  William  P.  Brown,  Stephen  Banner, 
Robert  Burke,  William  Burke,  John  H.  Burns, 
William  L.  Carpenter,  John  Casey,  Alfred  Clarke, 
Daniel  Coffey,  John  Coffey,  Edward  Cohrn,  John 
Colter,  Peter  Connolly,  Dennis  Courneen,  Floyd  B. 
Cowles,  Charles  CuUen,  William  Cullen,  Chailea  A. 
Curry,  Edward  Devitt,  Matthew  Devlin,  John  D. 
Dolan,  William  Doran,  William  Y.  Douglass,  Wil- 
liam R.  Doyle,  Andrew  J.  Dunlevy.  Henry  H.  Ellis, 
Leopold  Englander,  William  English,  Martin  Fen- 
nell,  Michael  Fitzgerald,  John  M.  Fitzgibbon, 
James  Gannon,  Peter  Garrity,  William  Gaynor, 
Edward  Giles,  Andrew  Glover,  Leonard  Guion, 
Patrick  S.  Hagerty,  Charles  H.  Hall,  George 
W.  Harmon,  James  Harold,  William  D.  Hensley, 
Robert  Hogan,  Abraham  J.  Houghtaling,  Henry 
D.  Hudson,  William  S.  Jones,  Patrick  Kearns, 
John  Kelley,  Joseph  A.  Kelley,  William  H.  Kent- 
zell,  William  L.  Keyser,  Thomas  P.  Kingsbury, 
Thomas  Langan,  Thomas  R.  Langford,  Isaiah  W. 
Lees,  Mier  Lindheimer,  Michael  A.  Loftns,  John 
Mahon,  John  Manly,  Cornelius  Martin,  Hugh  Mc- 
Caffrey, E.  J.  McCourtney,  John  P.  McDermott, 
Patrick  McDonoujrh,  James  McNamara,  John  Mc- 
Sorley,  John  Meagher,  William  F.  Miles,  Michael 
Murphy,  James  O'Donnell,  Peter  O'Reilly,  John 
Peterson,  Samuel  Rainey  Jr.,  James  H.  Ryan, 
Lawrence  Sellinger,  William  Seybold,  John  H.  J. 
Seyden,  Abraham  Sharp,  Timothy  Shields,  Patrick 
Slevin,  Philip  R.  Smith,  R.  D.  Stiles,  Lafayette 
Stivers,  W.  A.  Stone,  W.  Walter  Stone,  John  Sul- 
livan, David  Supple,  Edward  Sweeny,  Henry  H. 
Thai,  James  Towle,  John  Waldron,  John  Wallace, 
Edward  Ward,  James  D.  Ward,  and  Michael  Whe- 
lan. 

Local  and  Special  Policemen. — F.  L.  Amiing,  An- 
drew Anderson,  Frank  P.  Anderson,  Walter  B. 
Anderson,  Thomas  Ansbro,  Charles  M.  Baldwin, 
Thomas  H.  Barber,  Armaud  Barbier,  Edward  Bar- 
nard, Charles  H.  Bartlett,  David  F.  Batchelder, 
Joseph  P.  Baxter,  Francis  W.  Bean,  George  Bean- 
ston,  Nicholas  Beck,  Jost  Becker,  H.  C.  Bennett, 
Frederick  Bernius,  George  W.  Birdsall,  Thomas  M, 
Blair,  P.  H.  Blake,  Joseph  H.  Bogle,  William  H. 
Bogle,  Patrick  Brandon,  George  H.  Brascbe,  John 
J.  Brennan,  William  Brewer,  Henry  Brown,  Sam- 
uel Brown,  George  S.  Bunim,  Thomas  Byrne, 
Christian  Callundau,  George  Carlisle,  John  K.  Car- 
son, Frederick  Carstens,  Paul  Carty,  William  Ca- 
sey, George  R.  Caton,  J.  L.  Champlin,  John  Ches- 
ter, James  H.  Clarke,  William  Colly,  James  Con 
lin,  James  H.  Conway,  William  A.  Cook,  Felix 
Cosgrove,  Thomas  H.  Curran,  James  Curtin,  George 
W.  Curtis,  John  Cushing,  Patrick  Daley,  George 
Daly,  James  Daly,  David  A.  DeGroot,  Emanuel 
De  Levere,  A.  L.  Delany,  Peter  Dennis,  James 
Dewey,  W.  H.  Dicus,  Henry  Dillon,  George  Dob- 
son,  James  M.  Donlon,  Thomas  Donnicliffe,  Thomas 
Dornin,  G.  F.  C.  Droge,  John  Duane,  G.  W.  Duf- 
field,  John  Dunne,  Joseph  Dunne,  John  Evatt, 
William  Evatt,  Daniel  Flanagan,  Socrates  C  Flem- 
ing, Peter  Flynn,  Frederick  Forner,  Jacob  B.  For- 
ner,  Thomas  Fox,  Louis  French,  John  Galespy, 
Robert  Gill,  William  Graham,  F.  J.  Greenwald, 
Charles  Grimm,  A.  H.  Hagan,  Henry  Hall,  Erwin 
Handmann,  Thomas  Hunna,  Hiram  A.  Harford, 
Isaac  Harrington,  H.  W.  Hendrickson,  James  H. 
Hendy,  Henry  Hickei,  Michael  W.  Hodnett,  Mor- 
timer Hopkins,  Daniel  Horgan,  Theodore  B.  Hotch- 


kiss,  James  S.  Houseman,  S.  W.  Hoyt,  Francis  W. 
Hughes,  E.  D.  Humphrey,  Washington  Irvin, 
Nathaniel  L.  Jehu,  Elisha  E.  Jennings,  Charles 
Johnson,  Henry  Johnson,  Otto  Johnson,  Peter 
Johnson,  James  Kiivanagh,  Joseph  Keain,  Thomas 
Kelly,  Thomas  Kennedy,  Moses  C.  Kimball, 
Thomas  King,  John  G.  Knower,  George  W.  Knnwl- 
ton,  Cornelius  Lane,  Dennis  Lawlor,  Robert  C.  Le- 
mar,  Henry  E.  Lewis,  Henry  J.  Lewis,  Jacob 
Linde,  William  Little,  George  Loney,  Hans  Lorent- 
zen,  William  H.  Lowrie,  Albert  Lyser,  John  J. 
Mahouey,  L.  Markgraf,  Albert  Marsh,  George  Mar- 
tin, A.  J.  Mason,  Charles  C.  Mayhew,  John  F.  Mc- 
Cauley,  Patrick  H.  McCormick,  Matthew  McDoug- 
all,  Lawrence  McGuirk,  Andrew  McKenzie,  Augus- 
tus McKinley,  William  McLeish,  Michael  Mc- 
Loughlin,  William  N.  McNamara,  John  C.  Meyer, 
Frederick  Meyers,  Charles  Miller,  George  W.  Mil- 
ler, John  W.  Moore,  Martin  Moore,  William  Moore, 
Frank  Morrill,  Matthew  Mulcahay,  Joseph  D. 
Mulliken,  Dennis  Murphy,  Edward  F.  Murphy, 
William  E.  Murphy,  Bernard  Murray,  Watson 
Nichols,  Thomas  Nolan,  William  Nugent,  Timothy 
O'Connor,  William  O'Donnell,  Dennis  O'Keefe, 
Harvey  D.  Parker,  John  N.  Peterson,  Dudley 
Phelps,  Samuel  G.  PhHlips,  Charles  Pierce,  Freder- 
ick Pierce,  Waltham  J.  Piper,  James  F.  Ray,  Wil- 
liam Regan,  James  Reilly,  John  Reynolds,  Israel 
Richards,  V.  H.  Ritchett,  John  W.  Roberts,  A.  C. 
Robinson,  J.  E.  Robinson.W.  A.  Robinson,  James 
Rocbford,  Peter  K.  Rogers,  John  E.  Ross,  James 
Ryan,  Thomas  P.  Ryan,  Edmond  J.  Saulsbui-y, 
John  W.  Schimp,  Henry  T.  Scott,  Robert  Seybold, 
Samuel  Shears,  Charles  J.  Sinipton,  John  Slevin, 
William  N.  Smith,  John  H.  Sniveley,  Joseph  Solo- 
mon, Frank  Spiller,  James  Steuart,  Charles  Ste- 
phens, Richard  Stone,  Patrick  Taggart.  Henry  K. 
Taylor,  Andrew  Thomas,  David  W.  Thomas,  John 
C.  Torrey,  Ezekiel  C.  Trickle,  Reuben  Tucker,  John 
N.  Van  Ness,  William  Wallace,  William  J.  Wallis, 
William  Walsh;  Charles  H.  Warren,  John  Wedell, 
William  Weill,  J.  M.  Wentwortb,  S.  A.  Wentworth, 
Edwin  O.  West,  William  Westgate.  Silas  A.  White, 
James  Wigmore,  Joseph  E.  Williams,  John  C.  Wil- 
son, Delos  Woodruff,  and  Charles  J.  Woodward. 


Fire  Alarm  and  Police  Telegraph.* 

Superintendent. — Monroe  Greenwood. 
Operators. — Charles    F.    Simmons,    Daniel  W. 
Swain  and  Thomas  McLeod. 
Repairer. — Frank  G.  Wood. 

SIGNAL-BOX    STATIONS. 

1 — NW  cor  Stockton  and  Francisco  streets. 
2 — NE  cor  Mason  and  Lombard  streets. 
3— SW  cor  Stockton  and  Greenwich  streets. 
4 — NW  cor  Sansom  and  Greenwich  streets. 
5 — NE  cor  Battery  and  Union  streets. 
6— SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Green  streets. 
7 — SE  cor  Kearny  and  Union  streets. 
8 — SW  cor  Powell  and  Union  streets. 
9 — NE  cor  Dupont  and  Vallejo  streets. 
12 — NW  cor  California  and  Kearny  streets 
*13 — SW  cor  Front  and  Broadway  streets. 

14 — SW  cor  Stockton  and  Broadway  streets. 
*15— SW  cor  Clay  and  East  streets. 
16 — NW  coV  Pacific  and  Mason  streets. 
*17 — NE  cor  Pacilic  and  Kearny  streets. 
*18 — SW  cor  Sansom  and  Jackson  streets. 
*19 — NW  cor  Washington  and  Davis  streets. 
21— City  Hall. 
23— SW  cor  Clay  and  Taylor  streets. 

♦Established  April  24tli,  1865.  Cost  of  Telegraph  and 
Machinery,  8^0,000;  two  extra  BelU  and  three  Bell  Tow- 
ers, 84,300.  Total  expense  of  construction  to  February 
1870,  about  $50,000. 


A  sound  basis  for  UnderwriUng— the  $500,000  Assets  of  the  P£0'^I>£!S. 


C.  P 


VAJy  SCHAACK  &  CO..  708.  718.  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Jewelry  and  Albmna. 


FIRE     ALARM     AND    POLICE     TELEGRAPH 


855 


24— NE  cor  Clay  and  Powell  streets, 
25— NVV  cor  Washington  and  Dupont  streets. 
*p^— NR  cor  Clay  and  Battery  streets. 
*2J— SW  cor  Montgomery  and  Commercial  streets 
28— NE  cor  Pine  and  Dupont  streets. 
29  -SE  cor  Stockton  and  California  streets. 
*3I— S  8  California  street  below  Sansom. 
*32 — SVV  cor  California  and  Drumm  streets. 
*34— SW  cor  Mission  and  Steuart  streets. 
*35— SE  cor  Montgomery  and  Pine  streets. 
♦36 — NW  cor  Kolsom  and  Steuart  streets. 
*37— NW  cor  Batteiyand  Bush  streets. 
*o  — ^^^  '^'^'^  Market  and  Second  streets. 
39— NW  cor  Howard  and  Spear  streets. 
41— Engine  No.  3,  Sutter  street  nr  Jones. 
42— SE  cor  Geary  and  Mason  streets. 
43 — O'Farrell  street  nr  Dupont. 
4^SW  cor  O'Farrell  and  Jones  streets. 
*46— SE  cor  Kearny  and  Sutter  streets. 
47— SWcor  Market  and  Powell  streets. 
♦48— NE  cor  Market  and  Kearny  streets. 
49— NW  cor  Stockton  and  Sutter  streets. 
*^j  —  ^y^  cor  Folsom  and  Beale  streets. 
*o2 — NW  cor  Mission  and  Fremont  streets. 
M— NVV  cor  Townsend  and  Third  streets. 
*54— Engine  No.  4,  Second  street  nr  Howard. 
56— N  8  Bryant  street,  west  of  First. 
57— SW  cor  Brannan  and  Second  streets. 
*58— NW  cor  Folsom  and  First  streets. 
c^^f^J^-  ^•,?-  ^°'«  Wharf,  foot  of  Second  street. 
61— SW  cor  Howard  and  Third  streets. 
62— SE;  cor  Mission  and  Fourth  streets. 
63— NE  cor  Harrison  and  Fourth  streets. 
64— SW  cor  Howard  and  Fifth  streets. 
65— SE  cor  Mission  and  Sixth  streets, 
fo"^^^  cor  Harrison  and  Hawthorne  streets. 
68 — NE  cor  Brannan  and  Fourth  streets. 
69— SW  cor  Bryant  and  Third  streets. 
71— NE  cor  Mission  and  Eleventh  streets. 
72— SE  cor  Mission  and  Thirteenth  streets. 
73— SE  cor  Howard  and  Eighth  streets. 
74— Engine  No.  7,  Sixteenth  street. 
75— Market  street,  opposite  Seventh. 
76— SW  cor  Market  and  Hayes  streets. 
78— SW  cor  Folsom  and  Ninth  streets. 
79— NE  cor  Folsom  and  Twelfth  streets. 
81— SE  cor  Franklin  and  Hayes  streets. 
82— NE  cor  Fulton  and  Gough  streets. 
83 — NE  cor  Octavia  and  Oak  streets. 
84— Valencia  and  Market  streets. 
85 — NW  cor  Lagnua  and  Hayes  streets. 
91— NE  cor  Hyde  and  Turk  streets. 
92— NE  cor  Franklin  and  Turk  streets. 
93— NE  cor  Jones  and  Turk  streets. 
94— SE  cor  Polk  and  Ellis  streets. 
123— SE  cor  Hyde  and  Union  streets. 
124— Pioneer  Woolen  Mills,  Black  Point, 
125— NW  cor  Filbert  and  Jones  streets. 
126— SE  cor  Hyde  and  Washington  streets. 
127— SE  cor  Broadway  and  Polk  streets. 
I^""!!?  ^°''  ^"cramento  and  Leavenworth  streets. 
129- SE  cor  Pacific  and  Leavenworth  streets. 
132— SW  cor  Pine  and  Mason  streets. 
134— NE  cor  Bush  and  Hvde  streets. 
135 — SW  cor  Bush  and  Polk  streets. 

}^~SSr^^''  ^°^'  ^''■®^''  ^""^  ^»°  Ness  Avenna 
I-v— >  W  cor  Post  and  Larkin  streets. 
138— NW  cor  California  and  Larkin  streets. 
|39— SW  cor  O'Farrell  and  Hyde  streets. 
i1^~^^  ^^^  Valencia  and  Twentieth  streets. 
1  ;=    SSr*'*"'  Mission  and  Twenty-second  streets. 
Jl^?,^*""'-^'''^^'"  *"<^  Twenty-second  streets 
146— SW  cor  Folsom  and  Sixteenth  streets. 
}j7— NE  cor  Howard  and  Twentieth  streets. 
148— NW  cor  Mission  and  Sixteenth  streets. 
149— SW  cor  Folsom  and  Eighteenth  streets. 
152 — SW  cor  Brannan  and  Eighth  streets. 
153 — NW  cor  Harrison  and  Seventh  streets. 
154— NW  cor  Bryant  and  Sixth  streets. 


156— NE  cor  Fourth  and  Berry  streets. 
1^^— S.  side  Folsom  street,  east  of  Fourth. 
158 — S.  side  Folsom  street,  east  of  Fifth, 
159— Engine  No.  6,  Sixth  street  nr  Folsom, 
162— SE  cor  Pacific  and  Franklin  streets. 
!^?~S^'  ^°^'  Sacramento  and  Frankliu  streets. 
164— SE  cor  Clay  and  Polk  streets. 
Jl-j"^*^  ^^'^  McAllister  and  Buchanan  streets. 
17J— NW  cor  Ellis  and  Buchanan  streets. 
174 — NE  cor  Turk  and  Fillmore  streets. 
213— NE  cor  Bush  and  Buchanan  streets. 
214— NE  cor  Bush  and  Steiiier  streets. 
ool~SKr''°'"  Howard  and  Twenty-fourth  streets 
J34— NW  cor  Harrison  and  Twenty-fourth  streets. 
Directions  for  Key-holders.— Upon  the  discovery 
of  a  hre  near  your  signal-box,  turn  the  crank  slowly 
and  steadily    about    twenty -five   or    thirty    times. 
Then  wait  a  few  moments,  and  if  you  hear  no  tick- 
ing m  the  box,  or  alarm  on  the  large  bells,  turn  as 
before.    If  yon  still  hear  no  alarm,  go  to  the  next 
box  and  give  the  alarm  from  that.    Never  open  the 
box  or  touch  the  crank  except  in  case  of  fire.    Never 
signal  for  a  fire  seen  at  a  distance.    Do  not  give  an 
alarm  for  a  burning  chimney.     Be  sure  your  box  is 
locked  before  leaving  it.     Upon  a  second  alarm  be- 
ing struck  for  the  same  tire,  it  will  be  considered  a 
general  alarm.    Second  alarms  will  be  turned  in  only 
by  order  of  the  Chief  Engineer  or  his  Assistants. 

Keys  of  the  signal  boxes  are  deposited  in  the 
vicinity  of  each  box,  at  such  places  as  are  indicated 
upon  cards  placed  thereon. 

Boxes  designated  with  a  star  are  Automatic  ones 
An  alarm  from  these  are  given  by  pulling  down  the 
hook  once  and  letting  go,  unerring  mechanism  does 
the  rest. 

Complaints  concerning  the  working  of  the  Fire 
Alarm  TeUgraph,  irregular  striking  of  the  bells  and 
gongs,  broken  wires,  etc.,  should  in  all  cases  be 
made  at  the  Fire  Alarm  oftice,  Brenhain  Place. 

Incase  of  tumult  or  riot,  whereby  the  services  of 
the  Police  force  are  required,  an  alarm  will  be  given 
consisting  often  strokes  upon  the  bells  and  gongs 
repented  five  times,  which  will  be  a  signal  for  the 
Police  to  assemble  at  the  City  Hall.  This  alarm  will 
be  given  only  by  order  of  the  Mayor  or  Chief  of 
Police. 

The  telegraphic  apparatus  consists  of  nearly  sev- 
enty-five miles  of  wire,  divided  into  ten  circuits  of 
which  five  are  signal  circuits,  or  circuits  running  to 
the  signal-boxes;  alarm  gongs,  located  in  the  differ- 
ent engine,  hook  and  ladder,  and  hose  houses  each 
connected  with  the  central  ofl^ce  by  the  five  alarm 
circuits  ;  and  seven  alarm  bells  forstriking  ihe  num- 
ber of  the  alarm  box,  located  as  follows :  One  on 
the  Hall  of  the  Exempt  Fire  Co.,  one  on  the  engine 
house  on  Sixth  Street,  one  on  the  engine  house  on 
btockton  Street,  one  on  the  engine  house  on  Second 
Street,  one  on  the  engine  house  on  Sutter  Street 
one  on  the  engine  house  on  Sixteenth  Street  and  one 
on  the  hose  house  on  Pacific  Street.  The  bells  and 
gongs  are  each  struck  at  the  same  time  by  electrical 
machinery.  The  police  apparatus  consia'ts  of  nine 
stations,  each  communicating  with  the  central  oftice 
Brenham  Place,  where  a  constant  watchfulness  is 
exercised  by  the  attending  operator. 


Fire  Department.^ 


The  Paid  Fire  Department  of  the  City  and 
County  of  San  Francisco  was  organized  Decem- 
ber 3d,  1866.  The  present  force  consists  of  one 
hundred  and  sixty-three  officers  and  men,  (exclusive 
of  the  Board  of  Engineers,  the  Clerk  of  the  Roard, 
and  five  employees  at  th«  Corporation  Yard,) 
eight    steamers,    to   each   of   which   is  attaohed  a 

a  raid  Fire  De- 


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SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY 


hose  reel,  four  hose  c;iiTiaf.'e8,  and  two  liook  aud 
ladder  tnid<B.  Eiieli  eteainer  and  hook  and  ladder 
truck  is  drawn  bv  two  liorseis,  and  the  hose  carriaires 
l)V  one  each.  N"iind)er  of  liorses  in  the  department, 
thirtv-two.  Anionnt  of  hose  in  nse,  bixteen  thons- 
and  one  hundred  and  lifty  feet,  of  which  eifjlit  thous- 
and neven  huiiiired  feet  are  in  uood  workini;  con- 
dition, and  seven  tlior.Band  four  liiuidred  and  hfty 
feet  indifferent.  NnniUer  of  hydrants,  seven  linii- 
dred  and  liftyinne  ;  iininher  of  cisterns,  Hftynine  ; 
total  capacity,  two  million  lliree  hundred  and  eijjht 
thousand  six  hundred  and  ninety-seven  gallons. 

Annual  Expe risen.— SiA&riee,  $102,420;  hose,  pipe, 
etc.,  $7,343;  lunniuK  expenses,  $-27,569;  ollice  rent 
and  stationery,  $7G5;  construction  engine  house,  etc., 
$S,248;  cisterns  and  hydrants,  $v!2,U31.  Total, 
$108,376.  .^  .„     .      . 

Officers.— John  Kosenfeld,  President ;  Benjanun 
H.  Freeman.  James  II.  Beynolds,  Samuel  R.iney, 
Ji-.  and  James  J.  Kenny',  Commissioners  ;  P.  S. 
O'Reilly.  Clerk;  Charles  II.  Ackerson.  Chief  Engin- 
eer ;  Cornelius  Moonev  and  Matthew  Biady,  Assist- 
ant Engineers  ;  Daniel  Haves,  Superintendent  of 
Engines  ;  William  Free,  Assistant  Superintendent ; 
Thomas  Sawyer,  Corporation  Yard  Keeper  ;  Charles 
Lyons,  drayman  ;  William  Fiuley  and  Thomas 
Clary,  Hydrant  Men. 

Eire  Riarshal,  appointed  by  the  Board  of  Fire 
Underwriters,  John  L.  Durkee. 

Steamer  No.  1.— Located  on  the  south  side  of  Pii- 
citic  between  Montgomery  and  Sansom  streets. 
Engine,  Ainoskeag,  tirstciass  ;  size  of  cylinders, 
(two)8even  and  a  half  inches  e.ich  ;  length  of  stroke, 
twelve  inches  ;  capacity,  six  hundred  gallons  per 
minute.  "Weight,  eight  thousand  pounds.  Cost, 
$(),2.5l»  in  currency. 

Members.— W.  O.  T.  Smith,  Foreman;  John 
Riley,  Engineman  ;  E.  D.  Ensign,  Driver  ;  John 
Day,  Fireman  ;  Joseph  Augustus,  Osborn  Baker, 
William  Lodge,  Theodore  Brown,  James  D.  Butler, 
William  H.  Godfrey,  John  McPeak  aud  Bernard 
Munba,  Extramen. 

Steamer  No.  2.  -  Located  on  the  north  side  oi 
Bush,  between  Kearny  and  Dupont  streets.  En- 
gine, Amoskeag,  second-class;  cylinders,  six  and  a 
half  inches;  lentith  of  stroke  ten  inches;  capacity, 
four  hundred  gallons  per  minute  ;  weight,  six  thous- 
and pounds  ;  "cost,  $5,950  in  currency. 

Members.— Jeremisih  J.  Kelly,  Foreman  ;  James 
Stoddard,  Engineman  ;  Benjainin  Voorhees,  Driver; 
J.  P.  Wyckott",  Fireman  ;  Willi;nn  B.  Fleming. 
Thomas  Sands,  William  Keller,  Scott  Wycort',  John 
Wills,  James  Giles,  John  Gallagher  aud  William 
Morgan,  Extramen. 

Steamer  No.  3.— Located  on  the  south  side  of 
Sutter,  between  Jones  and  Leavenworth  streets. 
Engine,  Amoskeag,  second-class ;  cylinder,  eight 
and  a  half  inches  ;  length  of  stroke,  twelve  inches  ; 
capacity,  four  hundred  gallons  per  minute  ;  weight, 
six  thousand  pounds  ;  cost,  $5,950  in  currency. 

JlfemAers.— P.  A.  O'Brien,  Foreman;  Walter  C. 
Hinckley,  Engineman;  Edward  O'Neil,  Driver; 
Robert  McPeak,  Fireman  ;  Edward  Cain,  Thomas 
J.  Shields,  William  Johnson,  Louis  Bellnow,  Wil- 
liam Crimmens,  A.  S.  Williams,  George  E.  Luther 
and  James  Lynch,  Extrameu. 

Steamer  No.  4.— Located  on  the  west  side  of  Sec- 
ond, near  Howard  Street.  Engine,  Amoskeag,  sec- 
ond-class ;  cylinder,  eight  and  a  half  inches  ;  length 
of  stroke,  twelve  inches  ;  capacity,  four  bundled 
gallons  per  minute  ;  weight,  six  thousand  pounds  ; 
cost,  $5,950  in  currencv 

Members.— 8i\nnie\  >IcDowell,  Foreman  ;  James 
Corbett.  Engineman;  Thomas  Bowren,  Diiver; 
Edward  Kerrigan,  Fireman  ;  J.  E.  Bailey,  Edward 
Keating,  Richard  Pasquelle,  Hugh  McGieavy,  W. 


T.  Bellars,  John  Miller,  George  L.  Darling  and  John 
"Ticknor,  Extnimeu. 

Ste/nner  No.  5.— Located  on  the  west  side  of 
Stoiki(ui.  between  Broadway  and  Pacific  streets. 
Engine,  Amoskeag,  second-class  ;  cylinder,  eight 
and  a  half  inches  ;  length  of  stroke,  twelve  inches  ; 
capacity,  four  hundred  gallons  per  minute  ;  weight, 
six  thousand  pounds  ;  cost.  $1,.')00  in  currency. 

Members  — John  E.  Ross,  Foreman  ;  Hugh  Col- 
vin,  Engineman  ;  W.  S.  Downs,  Fireman  ;_John  F. 
enroll,  Driver  ;  James  Grady,  George  Kennard, 
John  Mahoney,  William  Davis,  George  Miller, 
James  Riley,  S.  W.  Lander  aud  John  Briody,  Ex- 
tramen. 

Steamer  No.  6.— Located  on  the  eastside  of  Sixth, 
near  Folsom  Street.  EiiKine  Amoskeag.  second- 
class  ;  cylindei-8,  six  and  a  half  inches  ;  length  of 
stroke,  ten  inches  ;  capacity,  four  hundred  gillons 
per  minute  ;  weight,  six  thousand  pounds;  cost, 
$4,500  in  currencv. 

il/e>wier.s.— William  J.  Smith,  Foreman  ;  William 
Simpson,  Engineman;  Frank  Atkinson,  Fireman  ; 
Thomas  McGlynn,  Driver  ;  John  Conway,  Stephen 
Sefton,  Thoinas  Donniclitf,  R.  H.  Crawford 
Thomas  Sawyer,  John  E.  Donovan,  James  Bain  ami 
Daniel  Kearny,  Extramen. 

Sleavier  No.  7.— Located  on  the  north  side  Six- 
teenth, between  Guerrero  and  Valencia  streets. 
Engine,  Amoskeag,  second  class  ;  cylinder.-*,  six  and 
a  half  inches;  length  of  stroke,  ten  inches;  ca- 
pacity, four  hundred  gallons  per  minute;  weight, 
six  tfiousand  pounds  ;  cost,  $1,500  in  currency. 

Members.— U>ia.c  V.  Denniston.  Foreman  ;  P.  H. 
Fleming,  Engineman;  J.  F.  Crowley,  Driver; 
John  Cook,  Fireman;  John  J.  Crowley,  Patrick 
Fitzsimmons.  Samuel  Peterson,  W'illiam  H.  Par- 
cels, James  West,  Peter  Nolan,  H.  P.  Fogarty,  and 
W.  O'Rourke,  Extramen. 

Steamer  No.  8.— Located  on  the  north  side  of  Pa- 
cific, bet  Jones  and  Leavenworth  streets.  Engine, 
Ainoskeag,  third  class  ;  cylinder,  seven  and  a  half 
inches  ;  length  of  stroke,  ten  inches  ;  capacity,  four 
hundred  gallons  per  minute  ;  weight,  four  thousand 
pounds;  cost,  $4,250  in  cuirency. 

Members.— U.  D.  Claffey,  Foreman  ;  Joseph  P. 
Hawkins,  Engineman  ;  George  R.  Young,  Driver; 
Charles  W^  Edmonds,  Fireman  ;  Cornelius  Lane, 
John  Clements,  Daniel  T.  Phelps,  L.  C.  Gallatin, 
H.  St.  Clair,  Marshal  Shattuck,  Thomas  Ryau  aud 
Richard  J.  Courtier,  Extramen. 

Hose  No.  1. — Located  on  the  north  side  of  Jack- 
eon,  bet  Davis  and  Front  streets. 

A/cmAe/s.  — Christopher  Cox,  Foreman;  .Tohn 
Riley,  Driver  ;  John  McHenry,  Steward  ;  Richard 
Cox.  George  Burr,  J.  H.  T.  Smith,  John  Cosgrove, 
John  J.  Shay,  aud  Hamilton  P.  Mead,  Extramen. 

7/o.ve  No.  2.— Located  on  the  west  side  of  .Alain, 
between  Folsom  and  Ilurrison  streets. 

Mevibers.  —  W.  H.  Spencer,  Foreman;  Joseph 
Jordan,  Diiver;  Thomas  F.  Casey,  Steward  ;  W. 
C.  Ashton,  James  Conneff,  John  Rotner.  Henry 
Rider,  William  Conner  and  Samuel  Nash,  Extra- 
men. 

Hose  No.  4. — Located  on  the  east  side  of  Stock- 
ton, between  Greenwich  and  Lombard  streets. 

A/emiecs.— Beriihard  Wolff.  Foreman  ;  Thomas 
O'Neil,  Driver;  John  H.  Burke,  Steward;  Wil- 
liam Finlev,  James  Rogers,  William  F.  Porter, 
Michael  McCaull,  William  Madisou  and  William 
Blood,  Extramen. 

Hose  No.  5.— Located  on  the  south  side  of  Market, 
between  Tenth  and  Eleventh  streets. 

Members.— J &mes  Rilev,  Foreman  ;  Richard  Ten- 
nent.  Driver  ;  John  Rodey,  Steward  ;  Charles  Nett- 
wald,  Robert  T.  Brown,  J.  C.  Wilbur,  John  Nea- 
Ian,  E.  Lawton  and  Thomas  Carew,  Extramen. 


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Hook  dt  LadtJer  Co.  No.  1, — Located  on  the  north 
side  of  O'Fariell,  betweeu  Dupont  and  Stockton 
streets. 

Members. — Henry  Roskamp,  Foreman;  Albin 
Rissland,  Tillernian  ;  James  Watson,  Driver  ;  Joiin 
T.  Dilke,  John  McGee,  Alexnnder  Hertz,  Louis 
Marks,  Parker  Pinkiiam,  J.  M.  Davis,  F.  C.  War- 
ner, William  Anderson,  Daniel  Sweeney,  Jolin 
Harron,  Patrick  O'Hagau  and  James  Nolan,  Ex- 
trninen. 

Hook&  Ladder  Co.  No.  2. — Located  on  the  south 
side  of  Broadway,  between  Dupont  and  Stockton 
streets. 

Memherx. — Alexander  Bourgeois,  Foreman;  Peter 
Querlioz,  Tillerman  ;  Joseph  Turcott,  Driver;  J.  J. 
MasBon,  T.  Lelevier,  P.  Lonadee,  Paul  Gilon, 
Jacques  Gillet,  Victor  Piiris.  Anguste  Barotean, 
Jean  M.  Ciievalier,  John  O' Brian,  P.  Sequiun,  P. 
Clavis  and  James  Watson,  Extrameu. 


^dcval  mA  f  tatc  (Btimx^. 


Federal  OflScers. 

Agent  Special,  U.S.  Treasury.— horns  Cohn,  office 
Custom  House. 

Army,  U.  S.  Division  of  the  Pacific. — Major  Gen. 
J.  M.  Schofield,  conimanding;  Capt.  VVilliamM. 
Wherry,  Aid-de  Camp  and  A.  A.  Adjutant-Gen- 
eral ;  Lieut.  J.  L.  Kathbone,  Aid-de-Carap ; 
Lieut.  William  Ennis,  Aid-de-Camp;  Lieut.-Col. 
John  C.  Kelton,  Assistant-Adjutant-General; 
Lieut.-Col.  Marcus  D.  L.  Simpson,  Chief  Com- 
missary Subsistence;  Lieut. -Coi.  Roberto.  Ty- 
ler, Chief  Quartermaster ;  Lieut.-Col.  Roger 
Jones,  Assistiiut  Inspector  General;  Lieut.-Col. 
Hiram  Leonard,  Cliief  Paymaster;  Lieut.-Col. 
Robert  Murray,  Medical  Purveyor;  Major 
Nichobis  Bowen,  Engineer  Otficer;  Major  Julian 
McAllister,  Chief  Ordnance  Otticei ;  JIajor 
Charles  C.  Keeuey,  Attending  Surgeon  ;  Major 
Charles  G.  Sawtelle,  Depot  Quartermaster; 
Captain  Michael  P.  Small.  Depot  and  Issuing 
Commissary  Subsistence;  Captain  William  B. 
Hughes,  Assistant  Depot  Quartermaster;  Capt. 
Addi.son  Barrett,  Militury  Storekeeper  in  charge 
Clothing  Depot;  C^pt^rtii  Ileury  Johnson,  Med- 
ical Storekeeper  ;  Head  Quarters  703  Market. 

Army  U.  S.,  Commandant  Dcpn rt.mcnt  California. 
Brigadier-Gen.  E.  O.  C.  Ord,  U.  S.  A.;  Head 
Quarters  703  Market. 

Army  77.  S.,  Subsistence  Department,  Military  Di- 
vision if  Pacific— h\t:ni.-Co\.  Marcus  D.  L- 
Simpson,  Assistant  Couiniissary-General  of  Sub- 
sistence; otfice  room  II,  703  Market. 

Army  U.  S..  Subsistence  Department,  Department 
of  California.— C&\\\a,\n  M.  P.  Small.  Chief 
Commissary  and  in  charge  of  Depot;  office  7U3 
Market,  depot  565  Market. 

Army  U.  S.,  Adjutant-General,  Military  Division 
of  Pacific— h\e\il.Co\.  John  C.  Kelton;  office 
703  Market. 

Army  U.S.,  Ad jvtant- General  Department  of  Gal- 
^Toratfl.— Major  Samuel  Breck;  office  703  Mar- 

Army  U.  S.,  Superintendent  General  Recruiting 
AV?©t:e.— Lieut.-Col.  JohnC.  Kelton,  office  703 
Market. 

Army  U.  S.,  Recrviting  Officer  in  charge  of  Ren- 
dezvous.-lAem  Charles  P.  Eagan,  313  Kearny 


Army  U.  S  ,  Medical  Director. — Surgeon  Major 
Charles  McCormick;  office  703  Market. 

Army  U.  S.,  Paymasters^  Military  Division  of  Pa- 
cific—'L\evLi.-{:o\.  Hiram  Leonard,  Chief  Pay- 
master. Department  of  California— Major 
Samuel  Woods,  Chief  Paymaster;  Major  T.H. 
Halsey,  Mnjor  C.  W.  Wingard,  and  Major 
Brantz  Mayer,  Paymasteis.  Department  '  of 
An zotta— Mi\}or  C.  J.  S()rague,  Chief  Pay- 
master; Major  J.  H.  Nelson,  and  Mnjor  Robert 
Morrow,  Paymasters;  office  703  Maiket. 

Army  U.  S.,  Medical  Storekeeper.— CsL-pUin  Henry 
Johnson,  office  747  Market 


ArmyU.  S.,  Purveyor  Medical  Department. — 
Col.   Robert  Murray,   Surgeon  U.  S.  A.; 


747  Market 


Lient. 
office 


Army  U.  S.,  U.  S.  Engineers  Pacific  Coast.— 
Lieut.-Col.  B.  S.  Alexander.  Alcatraces  Inl- 
and, Lime  Point  and  Verba  Buena  Island,  Major 
G.  H.  Mendell;  Fnrt  Point,  Lieut.  Col.  C.  S. 
Stewart;  offices  .'■)33  Kearny.  River  and  Har- 
bor Improvements  and  Lighthouse.  Major  R.  S. 
Williamson  in  charge;  Lieut.  W.  Heuer  assist- 
ant ;  office  509  Kearny.  Military  Surveys  Pa- 
cific Coast,  Lieut.  T.  il.  Haudbury  ;  office  533 
Kearny. 

Army  U.  S ..Quartermaster' s  Department  Military 
Division  if  P«£v/c.— Lieut.-Col.  Robert O.  Ty- 
ler, Chief;  office  703  Market. 

Army  U,  S.,  Quartermaster's  Department,  Depart- 
ment of  Califor7iia.—'M.»}ov  C.  G.  Sawtelle, 
Chief ;  Captain  William  B.  Hughes,  assistant  ; 
office  NW  cor  Market  and  Bush- 

Arn}y  U.  S.,  Military  Storekeeper.— Cni)ta,m  Ad- 
dison Barrett,  in  charge  Clothing  Depot ;  office 
N  W  cor  Market  and  Bush. 

Coast  Survey  Western  Coast  Division.  —  Prof. 
George  Davidson,  Assistant  in  Chiirge  Pacific 
Coast.  San  Francisco  ;  Augustus  F.  Rogers  and 
Cleveland  Rockwell,  San  Francisco ;  W.  E. 
Green  well,  Santa  Barbara,  and  James  S.  Law- 
son,  Olympia,  W.  T.,  Assistants  ;  Alexander  W. 
Chase,  Louis  A.  Sengtellei-,  George  Farquhar 
and  Gershon  Bradfoid,  San  Francisco,  Sub- 
Assistants  ;  S.  R.  Throckmorton.  Jr.,  and  Geo. 
H.  Wilson,  San  Francisco,  Stephen  Forney, 
Santa  Baibara,  J.  J.  Gilbert,  Olyuipia,  W.  T., 
Aids.     Office  b29  Kearny. 

Court  Circuit. — Hon.  Stephen  J.  Field,  Presiding 
Judge;  Hon.  Lorenzo  Sawyer,  Circuit  Judge ; 
Lorenzo  S.  B.  Sawyer,  Clerk;  William  Gouver- 
neur  Morris.  U.  S.  Marshal;  Court  Room  NE 
corner  Battery  and  Washington. 

Court  District. — Hon.  Ogden  Hoffman,  Judge  ; 
Edward  B.  Colter,  Clerk  ;  William  Gouver- 
neur  Morris,  U.  S.  Marshal;  Court  Room  NE 
corner  Battery  and  Washington. 

Collector  of  Por^.— Timothy  G.  Phelps;  office  Cus- 
tom House. 

Compiler  Mining  Statistics — R.  W.  Raymond; 
office  Custom  House,  third  floor. 

Commissioners  U.  .">\— Clerks  and  Deputies  of  the 
United  States  Circuit  and  District  Courts  ;  office 
NE  corner  Washington  and  Battery. 

District  Attorney.— horenzo  D.  Latimer  ;  William 
Morrow,  assistant ;  office  NE  corner  Washing- 
ton and  Battery. 

Indian  Affairs.— B.  C.  Whiting,  Superintendent; 
office  '224  Kearny. 

Inspector  of  Boilers.— C.  C.  Bemis ;  office  NE  cor 
Washington  and  Battery. 


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Inspector   of    Hulls. - 
California. 


-R.  H.  Waterman;  office  300 


Internal  Revenue,  Assessor's  Department. — Office 
419  California.  James  Laiilley,  Assessor.  H. 
B.  Mayliew,  Miner  F.  Fiink.  Jr.,  George  M. 
Garwood,  F.  M.  Moiitell,  C.  G.  Wilkins,  Albert 
F.Adams,  F.  A.  Elliott,  William  E.  McArtliur 
and  Ciiarles  De  Lmy,  Assi.-tant  Assessors;  A.W. 
Genung,  CbiefCleili; Aluatn  Shear,  Clerk.  Col- 
lector's  Depart  me  ni ;  ollice  NE  corner  Battery 
and  Washington.  GreorH:e  Onlton,  Collector; 
Howard  T.  VVitbeck.  C.  W.  Tozer,  E.  G.Waite, 
H.  H.  Hale,  and  Heniy  S.  Dent,  Deputies. 
W.  H.  Badgley,  In.«i.)eelor  Tobacco  ;  James  N. 
Driscoll,  H^  A.  Sinitli,  P.  C.  Diixbnry,  C.  W. 
Miller,  Walter  Mead,  James  O'Brien  and  N. 
T.  Root,  Gangers;  W.  T.  Thompson,  A.  S. 
Lowndes,  Gideon  Thompson  and  O.  C.  Swain, 
Storekeepers. 

Lund  Office. — Henry  G.  Rollins,  Register;  Charles 
H.  Chiimberlani,  Receivei ;  office  506  Jacksou. 

Lif(ht-honse  Department,  Pacijic  Const. — Twelfth 
L.  H.  District;  Com.  Alfred  Taylor,  U.  S.  N., 
Inspector  of  the  District,  ;  Norman  G.  French, 
Clerk,  office  'i04  Montgomery;  Brevet  Lieut. 
Col.  R.  S.  Williamson,  U.  .S.  Eng.,  Engineer; 
John  T.  Best,  clerk,  office  509  Kearny;  T.  G. 
Phelps,  Superintendent  of  Lights;  Hartford 
Joy,  Keeper;  S.  Joy,  Assistant,  Alcatraces  Isl- 
and; Cornelius  Murphy,  Keeper,  Samuel  Ben- 
nett, Assist. mt.  Point  Boniia;  Frank  Thompson, 
Keeper,  Fort  Point;  Thomas  Tasker,  Keeper, 
and  A.  J.  Horrell,  Frank  Roper,  and  Arthur 
Tasker,  Assistants,  Farrallone  Islands. 

Maritie  Hospital  U.  S.—J.  C.  Tucker,  M.D.,  Sur- 
geon and  Physician  ;  N.  B.  Davis,  Assistant 
Surgeon  and  Physician  ;  Thomas  Shepherdson, 
Apothecary  and' Steward;  Hospital  corner  Mis- 
sion and  Fifieenlh. 

Marine  Hospitals  U.  S.  Pacijic  Coast  Supcrin- 
tendi.H<f  tiurfceon. — John  M.  Kollock,  M.D.; 
office  Custom  House,  third  floor. 

Marshal  U.  S. — William  Gouverneur  Morris;  Dep- 
uties: George  F.  Worth,  Allen  Tillinghast,  Ben- 
jamin R.  West,  Ricluird  W.  Laine,  Benjamin  F. 
Caiver,  Benjamin  J.  Ackermau  and  William 
Forry ;  Operative  Secret  Service  Division  : 
Heiny  Finnegass,  office  NE  cor  Washington 
and  Battery. 

Mint,  Superintendent  nfBra7ich. — 0.  H.LaGrange, 
office  613  Commercial. 

Paymaster  U.  S.  iV.— Albert  S.  Kenny,  office  431 
California. 

Pension  Af^ent  U.  S.A.  and  Navy. — H.  C.Bennett, 
office  423  Washington. 

Post-office. — N.  B.  Stone,  Postmaster,  NW  cor 
Washington  and  Battery. 

Postal  Accent.— Altied  Baistow,  office  7  Montgom- 
ery Block. 

Sig7ial  Service  U.  S.  .4.— W.  J.  Faherty,  office  43 
Merchants'  Exchange. 

Supervising  Inspector  Steamboats. — Samnel  Guth- 
rie, office   NE  cor  Wasliingtou  and  Battery. 

Supervisor  Internal  Revenue  Pacijic  Coast. — D. 
M.  Foulke,  office  419  California. 

Survey or-Gencral for  California. — James  R.  Hard- 
enburgh,  office  306  Pine. 

Surveyor  Port. — Charles  Clayton,  office  Castom 
House,  third  flooi". 

Treasurer  U.  S.  Assistant.— Ghax\ei  N.  Felton. 
office  428  Montgomery. 


State  Officers. 

Assayer  Slate. — Louis  Falkenau,  office  421  Mont- 
gomery 

Commissioner  of  Immigration. — Theodore  Snell, 
office  321  California. 

Fish  Commissioners. — S.  R.  Throckmorton,  J.  D. 
Farwell  and  B.  B.  Redding,  office  401  Califor- 
nia. 

Poinded  Commissioners,  1851. — John  Middleton, 
W.  M.  Lent,  C.  L.  Low,  C.  M.  Hitchcock  and 
Tyler  Curtis,  office  305  Saiisom. 

Ganger  of  Liquors. — George  H.  Rogers,  NE  cor 
Octavia  and  Filbert. 

Harbor  Commissioners. — John  J.  Marks,  Jasper 
O'Farrell  and  Washington  Bartlett,  Commis- 
sioners ;  J.  A.  McClelland,  Secretary;  J.  F. 
Bionsoii,  Assistant  Secretary,  office  414  Mont- 
gomery. 

Inspector  of  Gas  Meters. — Cornelius  O'Connor, 
office  SVV  cor  MisBiou  and  First. 

Inspectors  of  Stamps. — William  Bell  and  William 
J.  Corcoran,  office  GOl  California. 

Insurance  Commissioner. — George  W.  Mowe,  office 
SW  cor  California  and  Sansom. 

Land  Locating  Agent. — Leander  Ransom,  office 
522  Montgomery. 

Notaries  Public— Blood  J.  11. ,  24  Mont  Block. 
Bromley  W.  L.,  331  Montgomery. 
Carsou  James  G.,  636  Clay. 
Chevers  William  H.,  626  Montgomery. 
Crittenden  Parker,  340  Montgomery.' 
Gorman  John,  509  Montgomery. 
Haiiiill  John,  422  Montgomery. 
Hermann  Samnel,  424  Montgomery. 
Joice  E.  v.,  6  Mercliants'  Exchange. 
Lawton  Franklin,  321  Montgomery 
Alaynard  Jolni  C,  406  Montgomery. 
McKen/ie  J.  W.,SW  cor  California  and  San. 
Meagher  Michael,  439  California. 
Messec  Isaac  G.,  406  Montgomery. 
Neumann  Paul,  430  California. 
Saunders  J.  D.,  4}8  Montgomery. 
Scudder  Frank  V.,  611  Montgomery. 
Sutter  E.  V.,606  Merchant. 
Thibault  F.  J.,  442  California. 
Tibbey  H.  S.,  604  Montgomery. 
Wegener  F.  O.,  336  Montgomery. 

Pilot  Commissioners. — Thomas  W.  B.idgei,  Daniel 
McNeil  and  Amos  Noyes.  Office  34"  New  Mer- 
chants' Exchange. 

Pilots.— W.  N.  Shelly,  Charles  M:iyo,  John  Mahan, 
P.  Murphy,  S.  C.  Nathan,  Thomae  J.  Reddish, 
W.  11.  Jolliife,  W.  H.  Diggs,  Thomas  J.  Knipe, 
Frank  Boyd,  David  Lester,  Thomas  Barber, 
J.  B.  Jones,  Thomas  Rogers  and  A.  M.  Burns. 
Office  U.  S.  Court  Building. 

Pilots,  Beiiicia  and  Mare  Island. — C.  H.  Harrison, 
(resident)  517  Front. 

Port  Wardens. — Joseph  Austin,  Chas.  Wilson,  R. 
W.  Heath  and  H.  J.  O'Reilly  ;  Secretary, 
James  V.  Coffey.     Office  525  Front. 

State  Geologist. — J.  D.  Whitney,  91  Montgomery 
Block. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction. — O,  P.  Fiti- 
gerald,  office  240  Montg  jmery. 


Furniture  and  Dwellings  insured  at  lowest  rates  by  the  FEOFIjES. 


C.  P-  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  St.,  Table  and  Pocket  Cutlery. 


CUSTOM     HOUS  E — U  NITED     STATES     TREASURY. 


859 


Tide  Lind  Oommixsionem. — B.  P.  Washington, 
RodTiioiid  Gibbons  andL.  L.  Bullock,  office  SW 
cor  Cl:iyaiid  Kearny. 


Vaccine  Agent.- 
Keaiuv. 


-S.  M.  Mouser,  M.D.,  office  235 


Custom  House. 

Northwest  cor  Washington  and  Battery  ;  open 
daily  from  nine  o'clock  a.  m.  to  three  o'clock  p.  m. 
(Sundays  excepted) . 

TIMOTHY  G.  PHELPS,  Collector. 

J.  Frank  MiLi.ER,  Deputy  CoUeetoi- and  Auditor. 

L.  M.  Kellogg  and  E.  Burke,  Deputy  Collectors. 

collector's  office. 
H.  C.  Miller,  CHfliier;  J.  L.  Van  Reynegom,  As 
sistant  CHsliier;  E.  B.  Williams,  Assistant  Auditor  ; 
Williiini  L.  Howoith,  Accountant;  Florence  McCar- 
thy, Impost  Bookkeeper;  E.  B.  Vreeland,  Assist- 
ant Impost  Bookkeeper  ;  Benjiimiii  Hall,  Adjuster 
of  Duties  ;B.  H.Brooks,  R.Fiank  Clark  and  N. 
Winants,  Entry  and  Adjusting  Clerks  ;  C.  E.  Cloyes, 
Statidtical  Clerk  ;  J.  A.  Perkins,  Assistant  Statis- 
tical Clerk  ;  O.  P.  Robie,  Record  and  Indors- 
ing Clerk  ;  W.  Foard  Thomas,  Recorditig  and  Bond 
Cleik  ;  E.  B.  .Jerome,  Letter  Record  Cleik  ;  C.  P. 
Dudley,  Register  Clerk  ;  Thomas  H.  Craig,  Expoit 
and  AbntiMct  ClerU  ;  C.  C.  Redington,  Permit  and 
Order  Clerk  ;  H.  VV.  Massey,  Debenture  and  Ab- 
stract Clerk  ;  W.  A.  Darling,  Invoice  Recorder  and 
Examiner  ;  Samuel  F.  Blasdell,  Liquidating  Clerk  ; 
Charles  W.  Clayes,  Entry  Clerk  ;  Charles' Harlan 
and  J.  T.  Watson,  Examiners,  Weighers  and 
Guagers'  Returns  ;  J.  G.  Moore,  J.  Wlialen,  A.  J. 
Tweed  and  Charles  F.  Dodge,  Assistant  Abstract 
Clerks  ;  H.  E.  Thomas,  Clerk ;  L.  Blanchard  and  E. 
A.  Cdlson,  Messengers  ;  J.  L.  Sanford,  R.  Steere 
and  Tliomas  R.  Gibson,  Watchmen;  W.  P.  Orwig, 
Custom  House  Keeper. 

NAVAL   OFFICE. 

GEORGE  W.  BOWIE,  Naval  Officer. 

John  W.  Bagley,  Deputy;  W.  H.  Whiteley,  Cash- 
ier ;  A.  W.  Cullurn,  Entry  Clerk  ;  James  E.  Hughes 
and  Daniel  Gorham,  Assistant  Entry  Clerks;  J.  J. 
Kelly,  Liquidating  Clerk  ;  Henry  Hook,  Abstract 
Clerk  ;  Tliomas  Reynolds,  Bond  Clerk  ;  J.  M.  Ainsa, 
Warehonse  Clerk  J  W.  F.  French,  Miscellaneous 
Clerk  ;  B.  F.  Catlin,  Messenger. 

surveyor's  office. 

CHARLES  CLAYTON,  Surveyor. 

P.  W.  Bellingall  and  W.  H.  Keith,  Deputy  Sur- 
veyors ;  C.  W.  Carr,  Debenture  Clerk ;  Henry 
Hoeber,  Measurer  of  Vessels  ;  W.  H.  Scales,  Mes- 
senger. 

cashier's  office. 

H.  C.  MILLER,  Cashier. 

J.  L.  Van  Reynegom.  Assistant  Cashier ;  Edward 
A.  Colsou,  Messenger. 

weighers  and  measurers. 

Anson  Barsiow,  District  No.  1  (North  Point  to 
India  Dock) ;  Isaac  Sherman,  No.  2  (India  Dock 
toFolsom);  J.  F.  Westheimer,  No.  3  (Folsom  to 
Hunter's  Point);  Patrick  Mcluiire,  C.  P.  Bush, 
Amasa  Bushuell  and  John  T.  Lambert,  Laborers. 


J.  W.  PROBASCO,  Ganger. 

Thomas  R.  Mott  and  Truman  Head, Laborers. 

boarding  officers. 
Charles  H.  Hanson  and  Charles  W.  Reed. 


bargemen. 


George  E.  Sherwood,  William  H.  Martin,  J. 
Smith.  Timothy  McLaughlin,  Charles  Johnson  and 
John  R.  Holland. 

district  officers. 
E.  W.  Casey,  District  No.  1  (North  Point  to  How- 
ard Street);  S.  J.    Clarke,  No.  2  (Howard  to  Fol- 
som);  J.    C.   Sargent,   No.    3    (Folsom   to    Long 
Bridge). 

inspectors. 

M.  A.  Sweet,  E.  A.  Denicke,  John  M.  O'Neilb 
William  Gagan,  D.  C.  Woods,  Geoige  M.  Tiiigley> 
H.  F.  Cooper,  Henry  Hoeber  (U.  S.  Measurer  Ves- 
sels), Henry  Charbonuell,  Benjamin  Doie,  Porter 
Haden,  F.  W.  Lawrence,  H.  C.  Goodridge,  John 
H.  Worth,  J.  W.  Low,  C.  P.  Wolcott,  J.  A.  Samp- 
son, S.  D.  Simonds,  T.  P.  Valleau,  John  McElrov, 
P.  W.  Randle,  F.  Dent,  J.  B.  Phillips,  J.  B. 
Leonard,  C.  Douglas,  H.  J.  Rich,  W.  S.  Urmy, 
William  M.  Rider  and  A.  S.  Wright. 

night  inspectors. 

LONSON  M.  MANZER,  Captain. 

H.  Williams,  Lieutenant 

Joseph  Boylen,  George  W.  Toole,  Jr.,  J.  H.Ten- 
nent,  J.  Van  Borstel,  S.  B.  McTarnahan,  Moses 
Arms,  James  Ryan,  A.  A.  Crane,  J.  B.  Lea- 
man,  F.  W.  Gibbons,  G.  H.  McCallum,  George 
Rodden,  George  Laws,  W.  C.  R.  Smith,  J.  M.  Gill, 
Henry  Shoulters  and  R.  B.  Hall. 

WAREHOUSF,     DEPARTMENT. 

C.  F.  WOOD,  Deputy  Collector  and  Storekeeper. 

Thomas  W.  Scott,  Bond  and  Accountant  Clerk; 
Joseph  P.  Pope,  Warehouse  Entry  Clerk;  N.  G. 
Sawyer,  Abstract  and  Register  Clerk ;  A.  B.  Andrews, 
Merchandise  Accountant;  Hermann  Bruns,  Store 
Bookkeeper;  C.  M.  Leavy,  Receiving  Clerk;  J.  B. 
Worden,  Delivery  Clerk;  C.  P.  Kellv,  S.  M.  Folger, 
P.  H.  Patten,  R."  K.  Piotrowski,  j'.  Stockton,  Jo- 
seph Weed,  P.  U.  Blunt,  Thomas  Gray,  Thomas 
Buckley,  Perry  G.  Childs,  W.  J.  Paugh  and  Thomas 
H.Nolile,  Assistant  Storekeepers;  Timothy  Mahony 
and  C.  H.  Phelps,  Messengers ;  Martin  Winslow 
and  C.  H.  Mason,  Watchmen  ;  David  Barclay,  Su- 
perintendent Laborers;  Abraham  Ennis,  Joseph 
Hollywood,  A.  W.  Provost,  H.  B.  Pierce,  J.  H. 
Thompson,  J.  E.  Brown  and  David  Butler,  Laborers. 

appraiser's    DEPARTMENT. 

H.  M.  Miller  aud  G.  W.  Dent,  Appraisers  ;  Orrin 
Beach  and  Frederick  Lux,  Assistant  Appraisers  ;  M. 
Scott,  Examiner;  D.  Wooster,  Examiner  of  Drugs; 
W.  E.  Wood,  Examiner  of  Merchandise;  T.  O. 
Lewis,  Recording aiid  Abstract  Clerk;  H.  P.  Cliace, 
Messenger;  N.  B.  Hoyt,  Superintendent  Laborers; 
D.  J.  Hogan,  J.  Feeny,  Charles  W.  Lomler,  William 
Steadman  and  Andrew  Hollywood,  Laborers;  (R. 
C.  T.  Peck,  U.  S.  Draymau;  Samuel  B.  Reed,  Book 
keeper. 


United  States  Treasury. 

428  Montgomery. 
Office  hours  from  nine  o'clock  a.  m.  to  three  o'clock 

P.  M. 

CHARLES  N.  FELTON,  Assistant  Treasurer. 

F.  G.  Bornemann,  Cashier;  Samnel  E.  Beave  r 
Assistant  Cashier;  Miles  W.  Bennett,  Bookkeeper 
E.  S.  Bellows,  Assistant  Bookkeeper;  Thomas  B 
Clark,  Stamp  Clerk  ;  L.  A.  Boynton,  Messenger 
"Thomas  M.  Watson,  Day  Watchman;  William 
Windsor  and  William  Masters,  Night  Watchmen. 


JONES,  FUTiTiTVrAN  &  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Dress  Buttons  in  creat  Toriety. 


YERBA  SANTA,  the  great  Blood  Purifier,  cures  Rheumatism,  WeuraTgla  and  Gout. 


860 


SAN  FRANCISCO  DIRECTORY. 


U,  S.  Branch  Mint. 

North  Side  of  Commercial  near  Montp;omery . 

Tlie.law  for  the  establishment  and  regulation  ot 
the  United  States  Mint,  and  the  branches  tliereof, 
provides  that  any  person  may  deposit  with  the  offi- 
cers in  charge  of  toe  same,  gold  and  silver  in  bul- 
lion, grain,  or  lumps,  which,  if  requested,  shall  be 
refined,  assayed,  and  cast  into  bars  or  coined,  as 
speedily  as  possible  after  the  receipt  thereof.  The 
bars  to  be  stamped  in  said  mint  or  branches  in  such 
manner  as  shall  indicate  the  weight,  value,  and  fine- 
ness of  the  same.  The  expense  incurred  to  be  re- 
tained from  each  deposit  so  made,  at  such  rates  and 
charges,  and  under  such  regulations,  as  may  from 
time  to  time  be  established.  The  said  charges  not 
to  exceed  the  actuiil  cost  of  refining,  casting,  and 
forn)ing8aid  bars,  including  labor,  wnstage,  use  of 
machinery,  material,  etc.,  or  one-half  per  cent,  for 
coinage,  to  be  received  by  the  Treasurer  of  the  Mint 
at  which  the  deposit  was  made,  and  by  him  account- 
ed for  to  the  Treasurer  of  the  United  States. 

Office  hours  from  nine  o'clock  A.  M.  to  two  o'clock 
p.  M.    Gold  Bullion  received  daily  from  nine  o'clock 

A.  M.  to  twelve  M.;  Silver  Bullion  from  twelve  m. 
to  one  o'clock  p.  M.  Visitors  admitted  daily  from 
nine  o'clock  a.m.  to  twelve  o'clock  m. 

O.  H.  LA  GltANGE,  Superintendent. 

treasurer's  department. 

CHARLES  N.  FELTON,  Treasurer. 

Horace  Beach,  Casliier;  Edward  Wheaton,  Book- 
keeper; Edward  S.  Gaver,  Abstract  Clerk;  E.  W. 
Taggard,  Weigh  Cleik;  R.  D.  Lennox,  Receipt 
Clerk;  George  Parry,  Computing  Clerk;  George  W. 
ToiT,  Messenger;  Anthony  McQuade  and  William 
P.  Morehouse,  Watchmen. 

general  department. 

O.  C.  MILLER,  Secretary. 

George  M.  Pinney,  Clerk;  W.F.Tracy,  Superin- 
tendent's Clerk;  John  R.  Bugbee,  Register  of  De- 
posits; J.  F.  Babcox,  Supervisor  Deposit  Melting; 
J.  V.  B.  Goodrich,  Carpenter;  R.  W.  Van  Syckle, 
Conductor;  Michael  Gallagher  and  John  D.Boop, 
Doorkeepers;  E.  H.  Morton,  E.  S.  Hamilton,  A.  W. 
Morse,  J.  V.  Winstanley,  E.  A.  Cady,  Knowlton 
Barrett.  Gerald  Cullen,  Enoch  Lott  and  Frank  La- 
vine,  Watchmen;  Michael Hanley,  Workman;  John 
H.  Buudy,  Porter;    Frank  Blair,  Messenger. 

assayer's  department. 
OSCAR  D.  MUNSON,  Assayer. 
William  T.  Reilly,  Deputy  Assayer 
T.  Homeyn  Butler,  Alexander  Martin",  L.  T.  Grant, 
Matthew  G.  Nixon,  Morris  S.  Campbell,    Thomas 
M.  Luther,  Elviu  D.  Farrington,  Robert  T.  Roberts, 
James  Oglesby,  Jacob    Moore,  David  A.   Morse, 
Edward  H.  Dvvyer,  and  Moses  Furbush,  Workmen. 

meltek  and  refiner  s  department. 

JOSEPH  P.  COCHRAN,  Melier  and  Refiner. 

J.  F.  Stirling,  Assistant  Meker  and  Refiner. 

F.  H.  Lasselle  and  Thomas  Cheesman,  Clerks  ; 
Jacob  Stadtfeld  and  Simon  Lion,  Ingot  Makers; 
Jo.'^eph  L.  Wilson  and  Frederick  M.  Benner,  De- 
posit Melters  ;  George  Curtis,  William  H.  Edmunds, 
J.  P.  Dieves,  Richard  Chute,  Henry  Classen,  R.  P. 
Franklin  and  R.  N.  Cochran,  Helpei's  ;  James  B. 
Mulcahy,  and  A.  S.  Bierce,  Sweep  Cellar. 

coiner's  department. 
JOSEPH  B.  HARMSTEAD,  Coiner. 
DeWitt  C.  Story,  Assistant  Coiner. 

Chief  Adjuster;  Mrs.  Anna  Heydenfeldt,  Mrs. 

Honora  J.  Saunders,  Miss  Laura  F.  Shew,   Mrs.  E. 

B.  Rankin,  Miss  M.  M.  Eschenberg,  Mrs.  Mary  E. 
Nye,  Mrs.  Jane  A.  La  Grange,  Miss  Virginia   Mc- 


Lean, Mrs.  Mary  A.  Wheaton,  Mrs.  8.  Louisa  Bee, 
Mrs.  Nellie  R.  Robinson,  Mrs.  Jennie  Pennell,  Mrs. 
Emma  C.  Leonard,  Miss  Katie  M.  Baine.Mrs.  Liz- 
zie S.  Allen,  Mrs.  G.  S.  Noble,  Mrs.  L.  E.  Wilcox, 
Miss  E.L.Corliss  and  Miss  Alice  Ingham,  Adjusters  ; 
George  C.  Parkinson,  Weigher  ;  P.  H.  Campbell, 
Foreman  Cutting  Room  ;  D.  Wesley  Hickox,  Cutter; 
George  M.  Adams,  and  Henry  J.  McLean,  Assist- 
ant Cutters  ;  E.  C.  Bowen,  Foreman  Coining  Room ; 
Mrs.  J.  A.Wilson,  Assistant ;  Edward  Burrell,  Fore- 
man Rolling  Room  ;  E.  B.  Dunning,  and  N.  W.  Pal- 
mer, Rollers ;  Silas  S.  Burt,  Foreman  Annealing 
Room  ;  R.  J.  Rawlins  and  W.  L.  Torrey,  Anneal- 
ers  ;  Thomas  Scott,  Machinist ;  John  J.  Kelly,  En- 
gineer; H.  B.  Baker,  Trap  Tender  ;  Charles  J. 
Stees,  and  Charles  Wilson,  Firemen. 


U.  S.  Surveyor-Greneral. 

J.  R.  HARDENBERGH,  Surveyor-General. 

Office  306  Pine.  Office  hours  from  niue  o'clock 
a.  m.  to  three  o'clock  p.  m. 

John  A.  Robinson,  Chief  Clerk  ;  Rufns  C.  Hop- 
kins, Keeper  of  Archives  ;  H.  H.  Sheldon,  Book- 
keeper ;  Frank  L.  Palmer,  Field  Note  Clerk  ;  J. 
H.  Wildes,  C.  Bielawski,  and  R.  Gibbons,  Drafts- 
men ;  George  Chambers,  Messenger. 


Post-Office. 

Northwest  corner  Washington  and  Battery. 

Office  hours  from  eight  o'clock  a.  m.  to  half  past 
six  o'clock  p.  M. 

N.  B.  STONE,  Postmaster. 

Holland  Smith,  Deputy  Postmaster. 

Charlet.  Sonutag.  Cashier  ;  W.  C.  Dongherty, 
Foreign  Mailing  Clerk  ;  E.  C  Palmer,  Chief  Mail- 
ing Clerk  ;  Thomas  C.  Nye,  John  Barrington,  James 
R.  Jimeno,  Frank  E.  Dyer,  and  E.  P.  Cole,  Assist- 
ant Mailing  Clerks  ;  Arthur  Martin,  Money  Order 
Clerk  ;  Charles  H.  Maull,  James  Bowman,  and 
Mrs.  Abby  L.  Marble,  Assistant  Money  Order 
Clerks  ;  M.  G.  Sawjer,  Registry  Clerk  ;  Frederick 
L.  Post,  Assistant  Registry  Clerk  ;  Frank  N.  Wal- 
ton, Stamp  Clerk  ;  Albert  M.  Brooks,  Emil  Nie- 
mier,  James  F.  Madden,  Mrs.  Jane  Forbes,  and 
Mrs.  M.  B.  Horton,  Delivery  Clerks  ;  John  Crow- 
ley, Box  Clerk  ;  Frederick  W.  Hadley,  Assistant 
Box  Clerk  ;  Henry  W.  Butler,  Newspaper  Clerk  ; 
Daniel  O'Conner,  and  Charles  P.  Bailey,  Assistant 
Newspaper  Clerks  ;  Albert  G.  Mitchell,  General 
Clerk  ;  George  H.  Hutchins,  Chief  Nigbt  Clerk  ; 
Charles  M.  Phillips,  Albert  A.  Hinchman,  Henry 
G.  Rise,  John  H.  Hunt,  and  L.  C.  Pettiuos,  Night 
Clerks  ;  George  D.  Trent,  Messenger. 

Great  Overland  Mail  from  San  Francisco  to  New 
York  via  Salt  Lake  and  Omaha  closes  daily  (except 
Sundays)  at  ha  If- past  seven  o'clock  a.  m.,  and  on 
Saturdays  at  three  o'clock  p.  m. 
English  Closed  Mail  closes  Mondays,  Wednesdays, 
and  Fridays,  at  nine  o'clock  p.  m. 
Mails  for  Sacramento  and  the  Northern  Mines  close 
daily  at  thirty  minutes  past  seven  o'clock  a.  m.,  and 
thirty  minutes  past  three  o'clock  p.m.,  for  Benicia, 
Vallejo,  etc.,  at  the  same  hour. 

Mails  for  Stockton  and  the  Southern  Mines  close 
daily  at  forty-five  minutes  past  three  o'clock  p.  m. 

Mails  for  San  Jose,  etc.,  close  daily  at  twenty 
minutes  past  seven  o'clock  a.  m.,  and  four  o'clock 

p.  M. 

Mails  for  Petaluma  leave  daily  at  forty  minutes 
past  one  o'clock  p.  m. 

Mails  for  Eureka,  via  Petaluma,  leave   Mondays, 
Wednesdays,  and  I^idays,   at  forty  minutes  p. 
eight  o'clock  a.  m. 


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Mails  for  Santa  Barbara.  Los  Angeles,  San  Diego, 
and  Arizona  are  diepHtched  at  twenty  minutes  past 
eeven  o'clock  a.  m.  daily. 

Mails  for  Acapulco,  Panama,  and  South  America, 
are  forwarded  by  steamer  every  fifteen  days,  and 
close  at  half-past  nine  o'clock  on  the  morning  of  the 
sailing  of  the  steamer. 

Mails  for  China  and  Sandwich  Islands  are  for- 
warded regularly  by  steamer  and  by  every  suitable 
opportunity,  containing  all  letters  and  pi\pers,  the 
inland  postage  of  which  is  prepaid  to  San  Francisco, 
leaving  the  sen  postage  to  be  collected  in  the  ports 
where  (he  mails  are  delivered. 

Letters  must  be  fully  prepaid  by  stamps.  Drop 
letters  must  be  prepaid  by  postage  stamps.  Letters 
will  not  be  sent  with  stamps  cut  from  stamped  enve- 
lopes or  Internal  Revenue  stamps. 

The  Post  ottice  opens  at  eight  o'clock  A.  m.,  and 
closes  at  half  past  six  o'clock  p.  m.,  every  day,  ex- 
cept Sundays. 

Open  Sundays  from  nine  to  ten  o'clock  a.  m. 

THE  POSTAL  MONEY-ORDER    SYSTEM 

Is  intended  to  promote  public  convenience,  and  to  in- 
sure safety  in  the  transfer  of  money  through  the  mails- 
Orders  may  be  obtained  at  any  of  the  Money  Or- 
der-Offices for  any  amount  up  to'  fifty  dollars,  on  pay- 
ment of  the  following  fee  :  On  sums  up  to  and  in- 
cluding twenty  dollars,  ten  cents ;  over  twenty  dol- 
lars and  not  exceeding  thirty  dollars,  fifteen  cents; 
over  thirty  dollars  and  not  e.sceeding  forty  dollars, 
twenty  cents;  over  forty  dollars  and  not  exceeding 
fifty  dollars,  twenty-five  cents.  Instructions  are  in- 
dorsed on  the  back  of  each  order. 

FREE    POSTAL     DELIVERY. 

The  free  delivery  system,  recently  established  in 
this  city,  is  similar  to  the  one  so  successfully  main- 
tained in  several  of  the  large  Eastern  cities.  Theie 
are  twenty  four  districts,  each  of  which  being  in 
charge  of  a  carrier  who  delivere  promptly  all  mail 
matter  received  at  the  Post-office,  upon  which  is 
written  tlie  correct  address,  street,  and  number  of 
the  party  for  whom  it  is  intended. 

All  persons  who  desire  their  letters,  etc.,  retained 
until  called  for,  must  leave  their  address  at  the  Poat- 
ottice. 

Pierre  P.  Hoin,  Jr.,  Superintendent ;  August 
Brooke,  Robert  Chapman,  George  R.  Clark,  Edgar 
T.  Dudley,  Frank  C.  Gate,  Henry  J.  Finigan, 
George  D.  Gillard,  Robert  J.  Kerris'on,  J.  J.  Mc- 
Knigiit,  M.  J.  Moloney,  Thomas  O'Gorman,  .Joshua 
R.  Rines,  Charles  H.Smith,  Sigismund  L.  Simon, 
Charles  Snyder,  James  V.  Swift,  James  P.  VVilbnrn, 
George  V.  (^oodenow,  Edwin  W.  Manchester,  J.  W. 
Andrzejowsky,  William  O.  Bradley,  Lewis  Harlan 
and  Conrad  Hellriegel,  Carriers. 


COURTS. 


United  Stales  Circuit  Court — Bintrict  of  Cali- 
fornia.— Regular  terms  held  in  San  Francisco  first 
Mondav  of  February,  second  Monday  of  June,  and 
first  Monday  of  October.  Special  terms  at  the  discre- 
tion of  the  Court.  Hon.  Stephen  J.  Field,  Presiding 
Judge  ;  Hon.  Lorenzo  Sawyer,  Circuit  Judge  ;  Hon. 
Ogden  Hoffman,  Associate  Judge  ;  L.  D.  Latimer, 
U.  S.  Attorney  ;  W.  W.  Morrow,  Assistant  U.  S.  At- 
torney ;  L.  SB.  Saw  ver.  Clerk  ;  Joseph  F.  O'- 
Beirrie,  Deputy  Clerk  ;"  L.  S.  B.  Sawyer,  J.  F.  O'- 
Beirne,  E.  B  Cotter  and  A.  D.  Grimwood,  U.  S. 
Court  Commissioners  ;  \Vm.  Gouverneur  Morris, 
Marshiil  ;  George  F.  Worth,  A.  C.  Taylor,  Allen 
Tillinghast,  Richard  W.  Laine,  Benjamin  R.  West 
and  Benjamin  Carver,  Deputies. 


United  States  District  Court — District  of  Cali- 
fornia.— Regular  terms  held  in  San  Francisco  first 
Monday  of  April,  second  Monday  of  August,  and 
first  Monday  of  December.  Special  terms  at  the 
discretion  of  the  Court.  Hon.  Ogden  Hoffman, 
Judge  ;  L.  D.  Latimer,  U.  S.  Attorney ;  W.  W. 
Morrow,  Assistant  U.  S.  Attorney  ;  Edward  B.  Cot- 
ter, Clerk  ;  A.  D.  Grimwood,  Deputy  Clerk  ;  Wm. 
Gouverneur  MoiTis,  Marshal  ;  Deputies  as  above. 

Supreme  Court  of  California. — Regular  terms 
held  at  Sacramento  second  Monday  in  January, 
April,  July  and  October.  A.  L.  Rhodes,  Chief  Jus- 
tice ;  J.  B.  Crockett,  Jackson  Temple,  Royal  T. 
Sprague  and  William  T.  Wallace,  Associate  Jus- 
tices; Joseph  Hamilton.  Attorney -General  ;  R.Aug. 
Thompson,  Reporter  ;  George  Seckel,  Clerk  ;  B.  A. 
Mardis,  Deputy  ;  Carl  C.  Finkler,  Secretary. 

District  Court — Fourth  District.— liefiulnr  terms 
first  Monday  of  February,  May,  August  and  No- 
vember. Hon.  Robert  F.  Morrison,  Judge  ;  Charles 
Halsey,  Commissioner  ;  John  Hanna,  Clerk  ;  John 
F.  Boden,  Court  Room  Clerk  ;  James  E.  Ashcom, 
Register  Clerk  ;  William  Ledlie,  Assistant  Clerk  ; 
P.J.  White,  Sheriff;  Walter  Slicer,  Bailiff  i  George 
O'Doherty,  Reporter. 

District  Court—  Twelfth  District.— ^egi\]nr  terms 
first  Mondav  of  January,  April,  July  and  Octo>>er. 
Hon.  E.  W.'McKinstry,  Judge  ;  William  H.  Rhodes, 
Commissioner;  John 'Hanna,  Clerk  :  Levi  P.  Peck, 
Court  Room  Clerk  ;  J.  D.  Ruggles,  Register  Clerk  ; 
Henry  Kind,  Assistant  Clerk;  Asa  M.  Bowen, 
Bailiff ;  George  Hall,  Reporter. 

District  Court— Fifteenth  District.— Jlegnhr 
terms  first  Monday  of  March,  June,  September  and 
December.  Hon!  S.  H.  Dwindle,  Judge  ;  John  L. 
Love,  Commissioner ;  John  Hanna,  Clerk ;  Robert 
S.  McKee,  Court  Room  Clerk  ;  A.  S.  Eldredge, 
Register  Clerk  ;  William  Martin,  Assistant  Clerk; 
H.  C.Boyd,  Bailiff;  Andrew  J.  Marsh,  Reporter. 

County  Court. — Regular  terms  fiiet  Monday  of 
January,  and  of  each  alternate  month  thereafter. 
Hon.  John  A.  Stanly,  Judge  ;  Henry  H.  Byrne, 
District  Attorney  ;  John  Hanna,  Clerk  ;  William  B. 
Smith,  Court  Room  Clerk  ;  Bertrand  McXulty, 
Register  Clerk  ;  P.J.White,  Sheriff;  David  Kane, 
Bailiff;  Charles  A.  Sumner,  Reporter. 

Probate  Court.  —Regular  terms  first  Jlonday  of 
each  month.  Hon.  Selden  S.  Wright,  Judge  ;  John 
Hanna,  Clerk  ;  A.  J.  Jeghers,  Court  Room  Clerk  ; 
Tristram  Burges,  Register  Clerk;  F.  J.  Skelly, 
Assistant  Clerk. 

Municipal  Criminal  Court Regular  terms  first 

Monday  of  January,  and  of  each  alternate  niouih 
thereafter.  Hon.  Delos  Lake,  Judge:  Henry  H. 
Byrne,  District  Attorney  ;  Thomas  W.  Freelon, 
Assistant  District  .Attorney  ;  John  Hanna,  Clerk; 
William  Harnev,  Court  Room  Clerk  ;  D.  B.  Woolf, 
Register  Clerk';  P.  J.  White,  Sheriff;  Hermann 
Ferreubach,  Bailiff;  Charles  A.  Sumner,  Reporter. 

Police  Cojir)!.— Sessions  held  daily.  W.D.Sawyer, 
Judge  ;  D.  Louderl)ack,  Jr.,  Prosecuting  Attorney  ; 
David  F.  McCarthy,  Clerk  ;  John  Lussey,  Louis 
Locke,  and  E.  C.  Stock,  Interpreters  ;  Capt.  H.  H. 
Ellis,  Bailiff. 

Justices'  Cow r^— Sessions  held  daily.  Rooms 
806  Montgomery  Street.  James  C.  Peunie,  T.  W. 
Taliafero."  Charles  Corkery,  F.  A.  Sawyer,  and 
Michael  Cooney.  Justices  ;"  George  L.  Wedekind, 
Clerk  ;  Michael  Cosgriff,  Janitor. 

REGISTEBS  IN  BANKRUPTCY. 

First  Cojtfirressional  District. — Asher  B.  Bates, 
Register  ;  office  10  Court  Block,  6-iG  Clay  Street. 
Office  hours  from  ten  o'clock  a.m.  to  five  o'clock  p.m. 


JONES,  PUTiTiM/VN  &  CO.,  116  Sanaom  Street,  fancy  Dry  Qooda. 


TERBA  SANTA  radically  cures  Scrofula,  Salt  Rheum  and  all  diseases  of  the  blood. 


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SAN    FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


Second  Cons^rexxional  District.  —  Samuel  J. 
Clarke,  Jr.,  Register  ;  CImmberp,  rooms  25  and  26 
U.  S  Court  Building,  San  Francisco  ;  offices  Oiik- 
liind,  Sacramento,  Stockton,  and  Nevada  City. 
Office  hours  from  nine  o'clock  a.  m.  to  live  o'clock 
p.  M. 

Third  Conftrensional  District.  —  Rowland  L. 
Woodworth,  Register;  office  29  Court  Block,  63(5 
Clay  Street.  Ottice  hours  from  ten  o'clock  a.  m.  to 
four  o'clock  p.  M. 

United.  States  Commissioners. — The  clerks  and 
deputies  of  the  United  States  Circuit  and  District 
Courts.    Office  U.  S.  Court  Building. 


C  H  U  H  O  H  E  S. 

BAPTIST. 
First  Baptist  Church. 

Location  north  side  of  Washington  Street  between 
Stockton  and  Dnpont.  Rev.  A.  R.  Medburv,  Pas- 
tor; residence  1016  Washington  Street. 

This  church  was  organized  in  June,  1849,  under 
the  labors  of  its  first  pastor,  Rev  O.  C.  Wheelei'. 
The  church  lot  was  purchased  in  the  spring  of  that 
year  for  the  sum  of  $10,000.  The  fiist  house  of 
worship  was  dedicated  in  Angnst,  1849,  and  was  the 
first  Protestant  house  of  worship  erected  in  Califor- 
nia. Mr.  Wheeler's  pastorate  ended  in  November, 
18.50.  He  was  succeeded  bv  theltev.  B.Brierlv  in 
May,  1852,  who  offi'.iated  until  May,  1858.  In  July, 
18j9,  Rev.  D.  B.  Cheney  was  called  to  the  pastorate, 
and  continued  in  charge  until  1867,  when  he  was 
forced  to  resign  on  account  of  ill  health.  After  his 
resignation  Rev.  C.  A.  Buckbee  offici;)ted  as  pasto- 
rate supply  until  the  arrival  of  Rev.  J.  B.  Thomas, 
February,  1868,  and  continued  in  charge  until  Ue- 
cen)ber,  1868,  when  he  was  also  compelled  by  ill 
health  to  resign.  The  present  pastor  entered  upon 
his  duties  November,  1870.  In  the  smnmerof  1853, 
the  wooden  building  was  removed,  and  the  basement 
of  the  present  edifice  was  erected  ata  cost  of  $13,000. 
lu  this  the  congregation  worshiped  until  September, 
18.57,  when  it  de(iicated  its  newly  tinisiied  building 
which  it  iiad  completed,  lor  the  sum  of  $16,000  in- 
cluding upholstery. 

Number  of  commnnicants,  three  hundred  and  sev- 
enteen. The  Sabbath  Si;hool  has  an  avemge  attend- 
ance of  about  two  hundred  and  fifty.  The  library 
contains  about  nineteen  hundred  volumes. 

A  Chinese  Sabbath  School  is  also  coiniected  with 
the  church,  from  which  several  members  have  been 
baptized  upon  profession  of  faith  iu  Christ,  and  have 
united  willi  the  church. 

Sabbath  services  morning  and  evening;  Sabbath 
School  at  one  o'clock  P.  M.  Prayer  meeting  every 
Wednesday  evening;  Church  Covenant  Meeting  the 
Friday  evening  preceding  the  first  Sabbath  in  each 
month. 

Frmn  this  church  the  Columbia  Square  Baptist 
Church  was  organized.  December,  186-2;  the  Taner- 
nade  Baptist  Church,  Deceml)er,  1865;  the  San  Pa- 
blo Baptist  Cliurch,  February,  1867,  and  the  Fifth 
Baptist  Church,  September,  1869. 

Ofliccrs.— John  F.  Pope,  1).  C.  Breed.  B.  H.  Co- 
nant,  Geo.  L.  Plympton,  P.  U.  Blunt  and  William 
Chamberlain,  Deacons  ;  A.  B.  Forbes,  B.  H.  Free- 
man, J.  R.  Greenougli,  H.  M.  Robert  ami  S.  S. 
Wright,  Trustees  ;  G.  F.  Lainson,  Superintendent 
of  Sabbath  School;  George  C.  Richards,  Assistant 
Superintendent;  S.  W.  Backus,  Treasurer  ;  John  P. 
iiluiit.  Librarian. 

Columbia  Square  Baptist  Church. 

Location  west  side  of  Rnss  Street  between  How- 
ard and  Folsom.  Rev.  1).  S.  Watson,  D.  D.,  Pas- 
tor; residence  122  Taylor  Street. 


The  first  steps  for  the  organization  of  this  church 
were  taken  in  I860,  when  Dr.  Cheney's  congregation 
established  a  Mission  interest  in  the  Nonautum 
School-house  on  Third  Street,  near  Bryant.  The 
Snnday  School  was  under  the  superintendence  of 
H.  H.  Heath.  After  several  changes,  a  lot  was  pur- 
chased on  Fifth  Street,  corner  of  .lessie,  and  a 
church  erected  and  organized  December  22d,  J862, 
where  the  congregation  worshiped  until  the  spring 
of  1869,  when  the  present  commodious  and  elegant 
edifice  was  completed.  Rev.  H.  A.  Sawtelle  was  the 
first  Pastor,  whocontinned  to  officiate  tnitil  October, 
1866,  when  he  retired  from  his  pastoral  charge  and 
established  the  Union  Square  Baptist  Chnrch.  Rev. 
C.  R.  Hendrickson,  for  several  years  Pastor  at 
Stockton,  was  called  by  the  contfregalion  to  fill  the 
vacancy.  He  entered  upon  bis  duties  on  the  first  of 
January  ,1867,  and  resigned.June  15th,  1870.  The  pre- 
sent Pastor,  Rev.  D.  S.  Watscui,  of  Pittcfield,  Mass. 
was  unanimously  called  by  the  church  to  the  pasto- 
rate, and  commenced  his  laboi-s  January,  1871.  The 
church  is  nowin  a  flourishing  condition,  with  a  mem- 
bership of  one  hundred  and  sixty.  Services  are  held 
every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  a.  m  ,  and  half-past 
seven  o'clock  P.M.  Prayer  meetings  every  Wednes- 
day evening. 

bjficers.—Q.  B.  Cooley  and  B.  W.  Owens,  Dea- 
cons; J.  M.  Olmstead,  S  B.  Leavitt,  Charles  Elliott, 
H.  W.  Owens  and  George  S.  Haskell,  Trustees;  S. 
B.  Leavitt,  Treasurer;  C.  D.  S.  Boice,  Cl<-rk. 

A  Sabbath  School  with  an  average  attendance  of 
one  hundred  and  seventy-five,  and  a  library  of  over 
twelve  hundred  volumes,  is  connected  with  the 
church.  T.O.Johnson,  Snperiniendent,  and  Wil- 
liam Wtight,  Librarian.  The  school  meets  at  one 
o'clock  P.  M. 

Third  Baptist  Ch\irch  (Colored). 
Location  east  side  of  Powell  Street,  between  Bush 
aiid  Slitter.     Rev.  J.  R.  Young,  Pastor ;  residence 
rear  of  the  church. 

This  church  was  organized  in  1854,  and  formerly 
held  worship  on  Dnpont  Street,  between  Filbertand 
Greenwich.  In  1867,  the  congiegation  (imchased 
the  building  and  grounds  formerly  occupied  by  the 
Howard  Presbyterian  Church,  at  a  cost  of  $10,000, 
where  services  were  held  until  the  fall  of  1868, 
when  an  exchange  was  made  for  the  present  site, 
and  a  church  edifice  erected  thereon.  Services  are 
held  every  Sabbath  at  three  o'clock  and  half-past 
seven  o'clock  P.  M. 

Officers.— h.  Lonv,  J.  Hughes,  J.  C.  Kver,  J.  H. 
Bell  and  J.  Miller,  Trustees  ;  E.  W.  Parker,  Clerk. 

Tabernacle  Baptist  Church. 

Location  north  side  of  Post  Street  between  Hyde 
and  Larkin.    Pastor,  (vacant.) 

This  house  was  dedirated  August  20th,  1865  ;  is 
forty-four  by  sixty -foui' feet,  and  presei^ts  a  neat 
and" tasty  appearance.  It  has  a  sealing  cajiacity  of 
about  four  hundred  and  fifty,  and  cost,  with  lot, 
about  $S,000.  Church  organized  November  23d, 
1865,  with  a  constituent  membeisliip  of  forty-five. 
Recognized  by  an  Ecclesiastical  Council  duly  called 
December  12th,  1865.  Present  membeisliip  one 
hundred  and  thirty. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath,  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.  M.  and  half-past  seven  o'clock  p.  m.  Prayer 
meetings  every  Wednesday  evening.  Sabbath  School 
meets  at  half-past  twelve  o  clock  p.  m. 

Officers. — I.  Lankershim  and  R.  H.  Clement, 
Deacons;  E.  Woith,  Clei  l(  ;  .1.  H.  Mount,  Treas- 
urer ;  I.  I^ankershim,  R.  H.  Clement, .).  P.  Mason, 
W.  H.  James  and  E.  Landers,  Trustees  ;  J.  K. 
Mason,  Sabbath  School  Snpeiintendent. 

Union  Square  Baptist  Church. 

Location  south  side  of  Post  Street,  between 
Powell  and  Mason.  Rev.  Henry  A.  Sawtkli.e, 
Pastor;  resi<ience  810  Taylor  Street. 


Fair  rates  and  prompt  payments  by  the  PJEHOFLEiS. 


C.  p.  VA.N  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearcy  Street.  Furnishing  Good*. 


CHURCHES. 


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The  church  was  orgHnized  in  the  City  College 
Chapel  October  31st,  18()6,  witli  fifry-thiee  mem- 
bers, to  wliich  adfliiions  have  l)eeii  made  neiirly 
every  month,  itiid  the  immher  is  now  one  hundied 
and  seventy-tive.  In  1867  the  cliiirdi  puiuhimed  its 
present  elii^ihle  lot,  tiftyfive  by  one  hundred  iind 
thirty-seven  and  a  half  feet,  at  a  cost  of  $^,.iOO,  and 
erected  thereon  a  plain  edifice,  capal)le  of  seating 
four  huudi-ed  and  tifry  people,  at  a  cost  of  $7,000'. 
The  fini'.neiiil  affairs  of  the  church  are  in  a  prosper- 
ous condition,  and  the  public  services  well  attended. 

Services  are  held  every  .Sabbiitli  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.  M.  and  half  past  seven  o'clock  p.  m.  Prayer  meet- 
ings are  lield  on  VV^ednesday  and  Friday  evenings. 

A  Sabbath  School,  with  iin  average  "attendance  of 
one  hundred  and  eiglity  and  a  library  of  nine  hun- 
dred volumes,  18  connected  with  the  church.  The 
school  meets  immediately  after  morning  service. 

Church  Ujpcerx. — Tolni  Reynolds,  L.  L.  Alexan- 
der, J.  S.  Ring  andW.  A.  Mowry,  Deacons  ;  W.  S. 
Dibble,  H.  B.  .Aiij^cll,  J.  S.  Ring,  W.  W.  Hansconi, 
H.  K.  Cuu)miMgs,  G.  M.  Wood  iind  A.  W.  Stratton, 
Trustees  ;  Thomas  H.  Way,  Treasurer  ;  E.  Irving 
Smith,  Clerk. 

Sabbntli  School  Officers. — H.  K.  Cummings, 
Superintendent ;  E.  I.  Smith,  Secretary  and  Treiis- 
nrer;  C.  A.  Story,  Librarian  ;  J.  English  aud  H. 
West,  Assistant  Librarians. 

Fifth  Baptist  Church. 

Location  Twenty-second  Stieet  between  Howard 
and  Capp.  Rev.  C.  A.  Buckbee,  Pastor  ;  residence 
122  Taylor  Street. 

Tliis'  church  was  organized  August  17th,  1869, 
with  twenty-eijfbt  members.  Tiie  present  place  of 
worship  was  erected  at  a  cost  of  $i,0(l(t,  including 
furniture,  and  dedicated  October  :Jd,  1869.  The  lot 
is  ninety  feet  front  by  one  hundred  and  twenty-five 
feet  deep,  and  cost  $S,000.  Is'uuiber  of  meuibers,  at 
present,  ninety. 

Services  aie  held  every  Srtbl)ath,  at  eleven 
o'clock  A.  M.  and  lialf  past  seven  o'clock  p.  m.  in 
winter,  and  forty  live  minutes  past  seven  o'clock  p. 
M.  in  Buuniier.  Prayer  meeting  every  Wednesday 
at  half  past  seven  o'clock  p.  m.  m  winter,  and  forty- 
five  minutes  past  seven  o'clock  p  M.  in  summer. 

A  Sabbath  School  with  an  average  iittendaiice  of 
one  bundled  and  forty,  and  a  libriiry  of  about  four 
hundred  volumes,  is  connected  with  the  church 
The  school  meets  immediately  after  morning  service. 

Officers.— G.V.Gr^y,  Deacon  ;  C  L. Parent.  P  D. 
Code,   and  J.    C   Trask,   Trustees;      P.  D.   Code, 

Treasurer  ;  C.  V.  Grey,  Clerk;    Superinteud- 

ent  Sabbath  School ;  VV.  Chauiberlaiii,  Secretary. 


CONGREGATIONAL. 
First  Congregational  Church. 

Location  soiitiiwesl  corner  of  California  and  Du- 
pont  streets.  Rev.  A.  L.  Stoke,  D.  D.,  Pastor ; 
residence  617  Bush  Street. 

This  church  was  organized  July  29th,  1849,  when 
Thomat!  Douglas  and  Krederick  S.  Hawley  were 
chosen  Deacons,  and  inducted  into  office  on  the  fol- 
lowing Sunday  by  Rev.  T.  D.  Hunt,  assisted  by 
Rev.  A.  Williams.  The  society  met  in  the  school- 
house  on  the  Plaza,  until  it  Was  required  for  other 
purposes,  when  the  members  weie  deprived  of  a 
regular  place  of  meeting  for  several  months.  As 
early  as  practicable,  however,  efforts  were  made  for 
the  erection  of  a  suitable  house  of  wursliip,  which 
resulted  in  llie  building  of  a  comiuodious  frame 
structure,  twenty-five  by  fifty  feet,  on  the  corner  of 
Jackson  and  Virginia  streets,  which  was  dediciited 
to  the  worship  of  (Jod,  rel)ruai-y  lOih,  IB.iO.  Rev. 
T.  D.  Hunt  Wis  chosen  Pastor,  and  instilled  J'lne 
2fith,  1850,  who,  in  this  conneclion,  it  is  propel  to 
I  state,  was  the  fir^t  Protestant  clergyman,  located  as 


such,  in  the  State,  having  arrived  in  San  Francisco 
as  early  as  October  2!'th,  18-18,  and  was  immediately 
invited  by  tlie  citizens,  in  a  meeting  called  tor  the 
pur])08e,  to  act  as  their  chaplain  for  one  year,  com- 
meucing  November  1st,  I8i8,  in  winch  cai)acity  he 
was  laboring  at  the  time  of  the  organization  of  this 
church.  Tlie  congregation  increased  so  greatly  as 
to  require  a  larger  house  ;  accordingly  measui-es 
were  adopted,  in  the  summer  of  185"J,  for  the  erec- 
tion of  the  pi-esent  snl)staMtial  l)rick  edilice,  wliich 
was  dedicated  on  the  10th  of  July,  IS.iS.  Rev.  E. 
S.  Lacy  was  installed  as  Pastor,  July  Gth,  18.56,  and 
dismissed,  October  :id,  18(1.5.  Rev.  A.  L.  Stone,  D. 
D.,  was  installed  June  Nth,  1866. 

The  whole  number  of  members  admitted  to  the 
church  since  its  organization  is  about  eight  hundred 
and  fifty.  The  present  memheiship  is  over  four 
hundred  and  fifty.  The  society  are  now  erectiiiir  a 
large  and  commodious  edifice  for  their'  use  as  a  place 
of  public  worship, on  the  southe.ist  corner  of  Post  and 
Mason  streets,  at  an  expense  (including  the  site)  of 
$125,000,  which,  when  completed,  will  be  an  orna- 
ment to  the  city. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.  M,  and  half-past  seven  o'clock  p.  m.  The  evening 
service  is  now  held  in  the  Mechanics'  Paviliim. 
Lecture  every  Wednesday  at  half  past  seven  o'clock 
p.  M. 

Sabbnth  School. — L.  B.  Benchley,  Superinten- 
dent ;  Charles  J.  King,  Assistant.  Niimher  at 
present  connected  with  the  Sabhath  School, scholars 
and  teachers,  is  about  live  hundred  ;  average  attend- 
ance, three  hundred  and  eighty.  A  valuable  and 
instructive  liljrary  of  over  fourteen  hundred  volumes 
is  attached  to  the  Sabbuth  School.  The  school  meets 
immediately  after  moining  service. 

Officers  of  Church. — L.  B  Benchlev,  W.O.  Ayres, 
M.b.,  J.  W.  Clark,  M.D.,  .1.  T.  BoVd,  Walter  N. 
Hawley,  and  (Jharles  S.  Eaton,  Deacons  ;  J.  A. 
Blaikie,  Charles  J.King,  and  A.C.Nichols,  Standing 
Committee. 

Officers  of  (he  Society. — Ira  P.  Rankin,  Modera- 
tor ;  A.  G. "Stiles,  Cleru  ;  J.  W.  Clark,  Treasurer; 
A.  C.  Nichols,  A.  G.  Stiles,  W.  N.  Hawley,  John 
Taylor,  H.  L.  Dodge,  and  J.  O.  Eldridge,  Tiustees. 

Second  Congregational  Church. 

Location  east  side  of  Taylor  Street  between  Geary 
and  O' Farrell.  Rev.  , John  Ki.mball,  Acting  Pas- 
tor; residence  Oaklind. 

The  neat  and  commodious  edifice,  occupied  liy  this 
society,  has  a  tower  and  spue  rising  to  the  bight  of 
one  hundred  and  fifty  feet,  preseniing  a  fine  ap- 
pearance.    Number  of  members  two  hundred. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabiiath  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.M.  and  half-past  seven  o'clnck  p,m.  The  Sabbath 
School  and  Bilile  Classes  meet  immediately  after 
the  morning  service.  Lecture  Room  Prayer  Meet- 
ing in  the  church  every  Sabbath  evening  at.  half-past 
six  o'clock.  Weekly  Prayer  Meeting  and  Lecture 
everv  Wednesday  evening. 

Officers.—"^.  S.  Smith,  L.  C.  Giinn  and  C.  J. 
Snow,  Deacons;  W.  J.  Tilley,  Clerk  aud  Treasurer. 

Third  Congregational  Church. 

Location  south  side  of  Kif'ieenth  Street  between 
Mission  and  V.dencia.  Rev.  William  C.  Po.ni), 
Pastor;  re8i<lence  southwest  corner  Valencia  and 
Columbia  Streets. 

This  church  is  supported  by  voluntary  contribu- 
tions.    Pastor's  study  is  in  the  church. 

Services  are  held  every  Salibaih  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.M.  and  half-past  seven  o'<l;ick  p.m.  Prayer  Meet- 
ing evei'V  Wednesday  eveniiiir.  Sabbath  School 
meets  immediateh  after  moniiirg  servi.  e. 

Officers. — H.  N.  Turner,  Samuel  Cowles  and  J. 
M.  Haven,  Deacons  ;  Samuel  Cowles.  James  W. 
Cox.  W.  H.  Hyde.  Johir  K.  Ager.  C.  B.  Williams, 
William  Ede  and  J.  M.  Pi.rker,  Trustees. 


JONES,  rUIiliMAN  &,  CO.,  118  Sansom  Street,  Millinery  Goods. 


USE  COOPER'S  BA.I.M  for  Dysentery,  and  all  Diseases  of  the  Stomach  and  Bowels. 


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SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


Green  Street  Congregational  Church. 

Location  south  side  of  Green  Street  between  Stock- 
ton and  Powell.  Kev.  Eli  Corwin,  Pastor  ;  resi- 
dence Oakland. 

The  Uev.  J.  M.  Caldwell  was  first  connected  with 
this  enterprise,  and  was  succeeded  by  the  Rev.  Wm. 
C.  Uartlett — services  then  being  held  in  the  hall 
southeast  corner  Green  and  Dupont  streets.  This 
church  was  organized  February,  1865,  with  a  mem- 
bership of  twenty-six  persons.  The  building  occu- 
pied by  this  society  is  of  wood,  and  is  neatly  fin- 
ished. It  has  an  organ  worth  $2,000.  The  edifice 
was  designed  by  S.  C.  Bugbee  &,  Son.  The  coft 
was  about  $.5,000,  exclusive  of  the  amount  ($5,000) 
pa  id  for  the  lot.  Tlie  dedication  services  occurred  in 
March,  18fi5. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.M.  and  half-past  seven  o'clock  p.m.  Prayer  Meet- 
ing every  Wednesday  at  half-past  seven  o'clock  p.m. 
The  Sabbath  School'  meets  iamiediately  after  the 
morning  service.  The  school  numbersfour  hundred 
members. 

Officers. — H.  H.  Lawrence,  W.  W.  Chase,  Elisha 
Brooks,  A.  Plielps  ami  E.  Farrell,  Trustees;  J.  A. 
Obergh,  Treasurer;  A.  H.  Post, Clerk. 


EPISCOPAL. 
Grace    Church. 

Location  southeast  corner  of  California  and  Stock- 
ton streets.  Rkv.  James  S.  Bush, Rector;  residence, 
1117  Stockton  Street. 

This  church  was  organized  in  1849,  the  statistics 
of  which  may  be  summed  up  as  follows:  The  first 
Rector  of  the  church  was  Dr.  J.  L.  Ver  Melir,  who 
preached  his  first  sermon  in  California  at  the  house 
of  Mr.  :\[errill,  in  this  city,  September  10th,  18-19. 
A  chapel  was  ne.xt  built  toward  the  close  of  18-19,  at 
the  corner  of  John  and  Powell  streets,  which  was 
first  opened  for  divine  services  December  3()th, 
1849.  This  was  the  first  Grace  Church.  It  was 
sixty  feet  long  by  twenty  wide,  and  cost  $8,000. 
On  the  twenty-eighth  of  April,  1850,  Grace  Chnrch 
was  formally  organize;!.  E.  Bryant  and  D.  S.  Tur- 
ner were  elected  Wardens,  and  Dr.  Ver  Mehr 
chosen  Rector.  The  first  vestry  meeting  was  held 
on  May  2()th,  1850.  In  February.  1851,  the  contract 
was  made  to  build  the  former  Grace  Church  on 
Powell  street,  which  was  finished  that  summer. 
Dr.  Ver  Mehr  preached  the  first  sermon  in  this  edi- 
fice. Bishop  Kip  arrived  in  San  Francisco  January 
29th,  1854,  and  ou  the  twenty-fifth  day  of  February 
following  assumed  the  Rectorship,  at  which  time 
Dr.  Ver  Mehr  resigned.  The  Bishop  continued  to 
officiate  until  Palm  Sunday,  April  5th,  1857,  when 
F.  C.  Ewer  was  ordained,  and  on  the  next  Sunday 
he  preached  his  first  sermon.  On  the  14th  of  Apri"l 
Mr.  Ewer  was  elected  to  be  Assistant  Minister,  and 
on  the  twentieth  of  the  same  month  he  took  charge 
of  the  parish,  the  Bish<^p  having  departed  for  the 
Atlantic  States.  The  Bishop  having  returned  and 
resigned  the  Rectorship,  Mr.  Ewer  was  elected  Rec- 
tor of  the  Chnrch,  December  15th,  1857,  and  re- 
tained tlial  position  until  April,  1861,  when  he  re- 
signed. At  the  earnest  solicitation  of  the  Vestry, 
Bishop  Kip  again  became  Rector, and  served  as  such 
until  October,  1864.  Rev.  H.  Goodwin  being  then 
Assistant  Minister,  continued  as  such,  when,  in  Sep- 
tember, 1866,  he  was  elected  Rector,  and  on  the 
first  of  July,  1867,  resigned.  The  Rev.  James 
S_.  Bush  was  then  elected  Rector,  and  entered  upon 
his  duties  in  December  following. 

The  corner  stone  of  the  i^resent  chnrch  edifice  was 
laid  by  Bishop  Kip  in  Mty,  1860.  The  building  is 
one  hundred  and  thirty-five  feet  deep  and  sixty  two 
feet  wide.  Higlit,  from  Hoor  to  apex  of  roof,  "sixty- 
six  feet.    The  edifice   was  first  opened  for  publ'ic 


worship  September  28tb,  1862,  and  was  consecrated 
on  the  third  day  of  May,.1868. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.  M.,  and  half  past  seven  o'clock,  p.  m.  Sabbath 
School  meets  at  half  past  nine  o'clock,  a.  m. 

Officers — William  Blanding  and  George  W. 
Gibbs,  Wardens;  J.  W.  Winans,  H.  F.  Williams, 
H.  B.  Williams,  T.  E.  Lindeuberger,  F.  MacCrel- 
lish,  Lloyd  Tevis,  C.  I.  Hutchinson,  George  H. 
Mumford  and  J.  B.  Haggin,  Vestrymen. 

Trinity  Church. 

Location  northeast  corner  of  Post  and  Powell 
streets.  Rev.  Thkodore  B.  Lyman,  D.  D.,  Rector; 
residence,  Grand  Hotel.  Rev.  Charles  H.  Tur- 
NEK,  Assistant  Minister;  residence,  614  "Taylor 
Street. 

This  Church  was  organized  July,  1849,  and  Rev. 
Flavel  S.  Mi.N'ES   appointed  Rector. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  11  o'clock  >. 
M.,  and  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Sabbath 
School  at  quarter  past  nine  o'clock  a.  m. 

0^ce/-.s— (Vacant)  Senior  Warden;  C.  V.  Gilles- 
pie, Junior  Warden;  James  T.  Dean,  W.  P.  Dain- 
gerfield,  H.  W.  Bennett,  Washington  Bartlett, 
James  Pringle,  Daniel  Rogers  and  James  Laidley, 
Vestrymen. 

St.  John's  Church,  Mission  Dolores. 

Location  north  east  corner  of  Fifteenth  and  Va- 
lencia streets. 

Rev.  T.  W.  Brotherton,  Rector;  residence  112 
Eleventh  Street. 

This  church  was  established  in  November,  1857 — 
the  Rev.  John  Chittenden,  President  of  the  San 
Francisco  College,  then  a  lay  reader,  licensed  by  the 
Bishop  of  the  Diocese,  ofliciating  as  its  Min'ister. 
The  parish,  ofwhicli  this  is  the  church,  was  insti- 
tuted in  Februaiy,  1858.  The  inhabitants  are  in- 
debted manily  to  the  liberality  of  a  few  individuals 
and  to  the  Rev.  John  Chittenden  for  the  first  intro- 
duction of  this  church  service  into  the  neighborhood. 
The  Rev.  J.  Cameron,  ordained  in  Apiil,'  18lj0,  offic- 
iated as  Curate — the  Rev.  J.  Chittenden  being  his 
Rector.  By  the  energy  of  the  Cur.ite,  assisted  by 
his  brother  clergymen,  he  established  the  Episcopal 
Church  permanently  in  this  vicinity.  The  present 
Rector  took  charge  on  the  first  of  August,  1861. 
The  first  of  August,  1862,  a  church  edifice  was  com- 
menced, on  a  lot  presented  by  the  ladies  of  the  con- 
gregation to  the  Vestiy,  which  was  finished  in  Nov- 
ember of  the  same  year,  and  is  capable  of  accommo- 
dating two  hundred  and  fifty  persons.  Services  are 
held  every  Sabbath  at  eleve'n  o'clock,  a.m.,  and  half 
past  seven  o'clock  p.m.  The  Sabbath  School  num- 
bers about  two  hundred  and  fifty  scholars  and 
twelve  teachers.  Number  of  volumes  in  the  library, 
one  thousand. 

Officers.— W.  O.  Andrews,  Senior  Warden  ;  Wm. 
Greene,  Jimior  Wardeu  :  Charles  E.  Gibbs,  Treas- 
urer ;  J.  W.  Haynes.  Secretary  ;Theodore E.Smith, 
E.  E.  Eyre,  C.  Christiansen,  H.  C.  Squires,  Wheeler 
Martin,  James  Linforth,  R.  Murray,  and  li.  A. 
Tnompson,  Vestrymen. 

Church  of  the  Advent. 

Location  south  side  of  Howard  Street  between 
Second  and  Third.  The  Rev.  H.  D.  Lathrop,D.D., 
Rector  ;  residence  304  Stockton  Street. 

The  parish  was  established  with  its  first  Rector, 
June,  1858.  This  church,  with  its  lofty  steeple, 
forms  a  conspicuous  object  in  the  southern  part 
of  the  city.  _  The  architecture  is  nearly  pure  Gothic. 
Sonv?  modifications  in  the  Romanesque  style  have 
beer  introduced,  ad'ling  materially  to  the  light  and 
graceful  effect.  The  exterior  is  of  a  rich  dark 
brown,  and,  with  its  lofty  lantern,  reminds  one  of 
"  S',.  Dunstau's  in  the  East,"  London,  built  by  Sir 


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Christopher  Wren,  and  copied  by  hira  from  the  tine 
old  church  of  St.  Nioholae,  Newcnetle,  EiiKhind. 

The  interior  is  plain  and  eleyant,  and  offering  an 
auditorium  in  the  clear  of  fifty  feet  by  eifjiity,  or 
one  hundred^and  twenty  ft^et  in  depth  with  the 
cbaucei.  The  ceiling,  which  is  divided  with  delicate 
tracery,  springs  gradually  to  the  apex  of  the  roof, 
and  is  painted  light  blue.  The  chancel,  a  model  of 
neat,  unpretending  architecture,  is  much  in  the  old 
English  style.  A  very  attractive  feature  are  the 
Ten  Commandments,  which  till  up  the  niches  at  the 
rear  of  ihe  chancel.  The  windows  ai"e  lofty,  and 
divided  into  diamond-shaped  sections  by  a  lattice 
work  of  wood  on  the  inside.  It  was  completed  and 
consecrated  February  ;24th,  1861. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  a.m.  and 
half  past  seven  o'cjdck  p.m,  and  on  Wednesday  at 
half  past  seven  o'clock  p.  iM.,  in  the  Sabbath  School 
Chapel;  Sabbath  School  at  halt  past  nine  o'clock  a.m. 

Officers. — C.  Langley  and  Edwanl  Barry,  War- 
dens ;  L.  A»  Garnett^  M.  S.  Latham,  W.  B.  Bourne, 
I.  Bluxome,  Jr.,  J.  Palache,  .lohn  J.  Valentine, 
and  William  Sutton,  Vestrymen. 

St.  James'  Church. 

Present  place  of  worship,  Masonic  Hall,  northwest 
corner  of  Montgomery  and  Post  streets,  Kev.  A.  C. 
Garkett,  Hector;  residence  1310  Pine  Street. 

St.  Jauies'  Cliurch  v^'as  organized  January  19th, 
J866,  as  a  free  Episcopal  Church,  with  full  cathe- 
dral services.  This  church  grew  out  of  the  Epis- 
copal Mission  Sunday  School;  W.  G.  Badger,  Super- 
intendent. 

For  a  length  of  time  they  worshiped  at  Dashaway 
Hall,  and  ilien  eiected  a  handsome  edifice  on  Post 
street,  which  they  sul)seqnently  sold  to  the  congre- 
gation of  St.  .lolin's  Presbyterian  Church. 

This  parish  will  compare  favorably  with  any  other 
in  this  city,  and  is  in  fact  the  only  cliurch  on  the  Pa- 
cific Coast  where  the  true  cathedral  service  is  ren- 
dered. Services  every  Siibbath,  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.M.  and  half-past  seven  o'clock  p.m.;  Sabbath  School 
at  half-past  nine  o'clock  A.  M. 

St.  Luke'e  Church. 

Location  south  side  of  Pacific  Street,  between 
Polk  and  Van  Xesa  Avenue.  Rev.  E.  S.  Peake, 
llector  ;  residence  l.'ilo  Larkin  Street. 

The  first  services  of  the  Protestant  Episcopal 
Church  at  Spring  Valley,  which  led  to  the  organiza- 
tion of  this  church,  was  held  by  the  Kev.  Giles 
Easton,  Afwistaiit  liector  of  Grace  Church,  in 
Spring  Valley  School-house,  on  Broadway  between 
Larkin  and  Polk,  on  the  fourth  of  JIarch,  1866. 

A  Sunday  School  was  shortly  after  organized, 
with  Mr.  John  Wigmore  as  Superiuteiident,  and 
Mr.  Edward  Barry  as  Librarian.  The  Mission  was 
at  that  lime  called  St.  Andrew's  Church. 

On  the  twelfth  of  August,  1866,  Kev.  D.  J.  Lee 
took  charge  of  the  Mission,  and  changed  the  place 
of  holding  service  to  Pixley  Hall,  on  the  corner  of 
Pacific  and  Polk  streets.  Shortly  after  a  society  of 
ladies,  under  the  name  of  Martha  Society,  was 
formed  for  llie  purpose  of  raising  a  fund  to  purchase 
a  lot  and  to  erect  a  church  building  thereon.  About 
this  time  the  name  of  the  Slission  was  changed  to 
the  Church  of  the  Nativity. 

The  Rev.  Dr.  Imh  having  resigned  in  October, 
1867,  Rev.  F.  O.  Itarstow  was  appointed  as  Mis- 
sionary to  the  station.  After  the  resignation  of  Mr. 
Barsiow,  the  Vestry  elected  the  Rev.  J.  B.  Gray 
Rectf>r,  who  entered  upon  his  duties  the  first  Sunday 
in  September,  lS(i9. 

In  March,  1 868,  the  ladies  of  the  Martha  Society 
were  requested  to  furnish  a  name,  by  which  this 
church  is  now  known,  and  under  which  the  Parish 
■was  incorporated.  The  buildiiii;  occupied  by  the 
congregation  was  completed  September  26th,  1868, 
and  will  accommodate  nearly  three  hundred  persons. 


The  church  is  supported  by  offerings  and  monthly 
subscriptions,  and  seats  are  free.  Services  are  held 
every  Sabbath,  at  eleven  o'clock  a.  m.  and  half-past 
seven  o'clock  p.  m.  Sabbath  School  meets  at  half- 
past  nine  o'clock  a.  m. 

Officers. — Chas.  Halsey,  Senior  Warden;  Geo.  H. 
Rogers,  Junior  Warden  ;  A  S.  Hubbiird,  Secre- 
tary ;  J.G.  Clark,  Treasurer  ;  E.  S.  Moulton,  W.  O. 
Farnsworth,  C.  O.  Turner,  S.  S.  Ponieioy,  George 
R.  Delprat,  Richard  Crooks,  Robert  Brotherton  and 
G.  Howard  Thompson,  Vestrymen. 

St.  Peter's  Church. 

Rev.  D.  D.  Chapin,  Rector:  residence  509  Chest- 
nut Street. 

Services  are  held  at  present  every  Sabbath,  in  the 
German  M.  E.  Church  building  on  Broadway,  be- 
tween Stockton  and  Powell,  at  half  past  twelve 
o'clock  p.m. 

This  parish  was  organized  in  July,  1867,  through 
the  zealous  effijits  of  several  eainesi,  laymen,  with  a 
view  to  supplying  the  large  population  resident  in 
that  portion  of  the  City  known  as  the  North  Beach 
with  the  ministrations  of  the  Church.  On  many  ac- 
counts a  difficult  field  of  labor,  it  is  hoped  that  in 
time,  through  faith  and  earnest  missionary  zeal,  a 
self-supporting  parish  will  be  established  there. 

A  Salibath-school  has  been  organized,  and  is  in 
a  very  flourishing  condition.  The  parish  is  incorpo- 
rated, and  also  admitted  into  communion  with  the 
Diocesan  Convention. 

Officers. — Samuel  Graves  and  W.  K.  Benjamin, 
Wardens  ;  H.  T.  Graves.  Stephen  Fletcher,  H.  R. 
Taylor,  D.  O.  Kelly,  William  Turkington  and  A. 
P.  Dudley,  Vestrymen. 

St.  Albans'  Church. 

Present  place  of  worship,  Coriiitliian  Hall,  Me- 
chanics' Institute  ;  Rev.  A.  K.  Macsorley,  Rector; 
residence  1600  Mason  Street. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  a.m., 
and  half  past  seven  o'clock  p.m.  Sabbath  School  at 
nine  o'clock  a.m. 

Officers. — J.  J.  Meahnrn  and  W.  G.  Badtrer, 
Wardens  ;  F.  Clay,  G.  Edmunds,  W.  G.  Badger, 
J.  J.  Meaburn,  W.  Bryan,  W.  S.  Brown,  J.  M. 
Willey,  W.  T.  Classen  and  J.  M.  Classen,  Ves- 
trymen. 


EVANGELICAL  LUTHERAN  CHURCH. 

United  German  Evangelic  Lutheran  Congre- 
gation of  St.  Mark's  Church. 

Location  south  side  of  Geary  Street,  between 
Stockton  and  Powell.  Rev.  F.  Ludeus  and  Rev. 
Paul  Lorentzen,  Pastors. 

This  is  the  oldest  German  Evangelical  Lutheran 
Congregation  in  the  city,  it  being  in  existence  since 
IS.')?. 

The  consolidation  of  the  First  German  Evangel- 
ical Lutheran  Congregation  of  Greenwich  Street, 
and  the  German  Evangelical  Lutheran  Congrega- 
tion of  St.  Slark's  Church  took  jjlace  on  Tuesday, 
the  twenty-third  of  July,  1867. 

Services  in  the  German  Language  every  Sabbath 
at  half  past  ten  o'clock  a.  M.  The  Salihath  School 
connected  with  the  church  is  conducted  by  L. 
Michaelseu. 

Officers. — L.  Gottig,  President:  William  Ehrenp- 
fort,  Vice-President;  G.  Muocke.  Recording  Secre- 
tary; Edward  Kruae,  Financial  Secretary;  Fred- 
erick Putzinann,  Treasurer;  H.  F.  Mass,  James 
Nibbe,  F.  Hagemann,  D.  George  and  K.  Schlueter, 
Board  of  Directors  on  Churdi  Jlatters;  D.  Baik- 
haus,  A.  Folckers  and  C.  Brosius,  Board  of  Direc- 
tors on  School  Matters. 

L.  Gottig,  G.  Muecke  and  P.  Putzmann,  Legal 
Trustees. 


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St.  John's  German  Hvangelical  Ijutheran 
Church. 

Rev.  Frederick  Nan'ns,  Pastor;  residence  944 
Mission  Street.    Oiganized  August  J I  th,  1868. 

Seivices  are  liel<l  every  Sabliatli  at  iialfpast  three 
o'clock  p.  M.,  in  ilie  Churcii  of  tiie  Adveuton  How- 
ard Street  between  Second  and  Tliinl. 

Ufficers. — F.  Nanus,  John  Marquardt  and  F. 
Behuke,  Trustees. 

St.  Paul's  German  Evangelical  Iiutheran 
Church. 

Location  sonth  side  of  Mission  Street  bet  Fifth  and 
Sixth.  Rev.  J.  M.  BuEHLEU,  Pastor;  residence  953 
Mission  Street. 

Tliis  church  was  organized  on  the  fifteenth  of 
May,  18(57,  witii  foity  members.  In  May,  1869,  they 
secured  the  lot  Hn<l  building  fonuerly  occupied  by 
the  Central  Presbyterian  Church  at  a  cost  of 
$24,000  including  alterations.  The  Liidies'  Society 
connected  vi'ith  this  Church  has  a  membership  of 
eighty,  and  has  proven  a  very  efficient  auxiliary  to 
the  cause. 

The  Sabbath  School  now  numbers  two  hundred 
and  fifty  scholars  with  tweuty  teachers. 

Services  in  the  German  language  every  Sabbath 
at  half  past  ten  o'clock  A.  M.,and  half  past  seven 
o'clock    p.  M.     Sabbath  School  at  nine  o'clock  a.  m. 

Officers. — Hermann  Meese,  President ;  N.  Van 
Bergen.  Vice-President;  Jacob  Lohraann,  Secre- 
tary; Philip  Scliweidt,  Ti-easurer;  H.  Meyer,  H. 
Sehultheis,  G.  Drews  and  W.  Martin,  Associate 
Vestry  fiien. 

Emanuel  Church  of  the  Evangelical  Associ- 
ation. 

Location  north  sideof  .lessie  Street  between  Sixth 
andSevenili.  Rev.  John  G.  Makquakdt,  Pastor; 
residence  .'534  JesHie  Street. 

Services  in  the  German  language  every  Sabbath 
at  half  past  ten  o'clock  a.m.,  nnd  half  past  seven 
o'clock  p.  M.  Sabbath  school  at  nine  o'clock  a.  m., 
and  two  o'clock  p.  m.  Prayer  meetings  every  Tues- 
day and  Thursdiiy  at  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M. 

Officers. — P.  F.  Mobrbardt,  William  Rusack  and 
John  Kappold,  Trustees. 

Scandinavian  Evangelical  Lutheran  Church. 

Rev.  Frederick  Nanns,  Pastor;  residence  944 
Mission  Street. 

Services  are  held  every  S  ibbath  at  one  o'clock  p. 
M.,  in  the  Church  of  the  Advent  on  Howard  Street 
between  Second  and  Third. 

Officers. — Fredeiick  Nanns,  Ole  Hansen  Rosen- 
dalil,  Isaac  Cassin  and  Frederick  Torroe,  Trustees. 


HEBRKW. 
Congregation  Emanu-El. 

Location  of  syn  igogiie  north  side  of  Sutter  Street 
between  Stockton  and  Povvell.  Elkan  Cohn, 
Rabbi ;  re.sidence  727  Geary  Street. 

Organized  April.  1851.  The  new  synagogue  of 
this  society,  erected  in  1866,  is  an  elegant  and  sub- 
stanti  il  structure,  built  of  brick,  at  a  cost,  including 
the  price  paid  for  the  lot.  of  $185,000.  The  audito- 
rium is  fitty-tbree  feet  wide,  ninety  seven  feet  long, 
and  titty  i'eet  high,  atfording  a  seating  capacity 
for  over  twelve  hundred  persons.  The  internal 
arrangements  aie  chaste  and  appropriate,  and  ad- 
mirably adapted  to  tbepurpo.-'esof  the  congregation, 
A  school  for  the  religious  edui'alion  of  the  youth, 
with  four  hundred  and  sixly-three  pupils,  is  con- 
ducted in  the  basement  rooms  of  the  synagogue 
building. 

Officers. — Adiilpbus  HoUub,  President  ;  Solomon 
Lipman,  Vice- ['resident ;  Emanuel  Wertheimer, 
Treasurer  ;  Seixas  Solomons,  Secretary  ;  Abraham 
Seligman,   Louis    Sachs.    Solomon    Sweet,    Moses 


Seli^,  A.  L.  Wangenheim,  J.  Greenebaum,  L.  Diok- 
elspiel  and  I.  F.  Bloch,  Trustees  ;  M.  Steppacher, 
Sexton  and  Collector  ;  A.  Weissler,  Reader. 

Congregation  Ohabai  Shalome. 

Location  of  synairosi-ue  e;ist  side  of  Mnson  Street 
between  Geary  and  Post.  Rev.  Jacob  Fuankel, 
Minister. 

The  elegant  edifice  occupied  by  this  congregation 
was  erected  in  1865.  The  main  building  is  rectang- 
ular in  form,  built  substantially  of  brick,  at  an  ex- 
pense of  $60,(100.  The  interior  presents  a  beautiful 
appearance,  and  the  entire  iirrangenieuts  are  appro- 
priate and  imposing.  The  large  hall  of  the  base- 
ment is  fitted  up  i)8  a  school  room. 

Officers. — S.  Hahn,  President  ;  H.  Greenberg, 
Vice-President;  J.  Buiim,  Treasurer;  M.  Water- 
man, Secretary  ;  H.  Newman,  L.  Kline,  H.  Zacha- 
rias,  L.  Lazure,  M.  Lowe  and  S.  Adler,  Trustees  ; 
Charles  Greenbeig.  Collector. 

The  Congregation  Sherith  Israel. 

Location  of  synagogue  corner  of  Post  and  Taylor 
Streets.  Rev.  Dr.  A.  J.  Messing,  Rabbi ;  resi- 
dence 305  Eddy  Street. 

Officers C.  Meyer,  President ;  J.  Platshek,  Vice- 
President  ;  Isaiah  Cohn,  Secretary  ;  A.  Levine, 
Treasurer  ;  A.  L.  Badt,  M.  Davidson,  I.  J.  Simon, 
H.  Meyers,  I.  Solomon,  J.  FunkeiiRtein,  H.  W.  Hy- 
man.  Lesser  Leszynsky  and  F.  Toplilz,  Trustees  ; 
L.  Riess,  Collector. 

Congregation  Beth  Israel. 

Religious  services  held  daily,  on  Siittei- Street  near 
Stockton.     Rabbi,  (vacant).     Orjianized  1861. 

Officers. — L.  Erlich,  President  ;  S.  Goldman, 
Vice-President ;  N.  S.  Fiiedtierg,  Secretary ;  S. 
Si Iber,  Treasurer;  A.  Levingston,  J.  Prince,  David 
David  and  Charles  Hess,  'Trustees  ;  T.  J.  Faust, 
Sexton. 

Congregation  Shaarey  Tzedek. 

Location  Stockton  Street  between  Pacific  and 
Broadway.     Rev.  H.  Watters,  Kabbi. 

Officers. — Abraham  Watters,  President;  L.  Abm- 
hams,  Vice-President  ;  Lewis  Shasser,  Secretary  ; 
Morris  Piucus,  Treasurer  ;  F.  Seligman,  Jacob 
Berel,  Morris  Hymaii  and  Samuel  Asher,  Trustees  ; 
Lewis  Morris,  Messenger. 


METHODIST. 
First  Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 

Location  west  side  of  Powell  Street  between 
Washington  and  Jackson.  Eev.  H.  Cox  D.D.,  Pas- 
tor ;  residence,  10U8  Washinnlon  Street. 

This  is  the  oldest  Metluxlisi  Episcopal  Church  in 
the  city,  having  been  oiganized  in  1849  by  Rev. 
Williain  Taylor.  Some  of  the  members  of  the 
church  have  witnessed  the  spread  of  their  denomi- 
nation ill  California,  from  its  feeble  begiiiiiiny  among 
them,  until  it  now  immbers  over  four  thousand 
communicants,  and  Hboui  forty  thiuisand  he  uers.  A 
new  edifice  has  recently  been  erected  at  a  cost  of 
$25,000,  which  will  seat  500  persons. 

Servicesevery  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  a  M.,and 
half- past  seven  o'clock  P.M.  Sabbath  School  at  one 
o'clock  P.M. 

Officers.— S.  D.  Simonds  and  W  S.  Urmy,  Or- 
dained Local  Elders  ;  Robert  Beeching  and  M.  A. 
Starr.  Local  Preachers  ;  .lobn  Triieitodv,  Annis  Mer- 
rill. John  R.  Sims,  I.  M.  Johnson,  Elislia  lliggius, 
J.  T.  McLean,  R<il)erl  Beeching  and  R.  G.  Davis- 
son,  Trustees  ;  R.  G.  Davisson,  Superintendent  of 
Sabbath  School. 

Howard  Street  Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 

Location  south  side  of  Howard  Street,  belv^-eeu 
Second  and  Third.  Rt-v.  L  Walker.  Pastor;  re- 
sidence Hubbard  Stret-t,  in  rearof  church. 


"  Fair  dealing  and  prompt  payments  "—the  motto  of  the  i:'jbjOJ:'ljES. 


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CHURCHES 


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The  Bociety,  organized  in  1852,  under  the  snperin- 
tendence  of  JRev.  Isaac  Owen,  erected  and  dedicated 
December  5tli,  18')3,  a  plain,  bnt,  substantial,  neatly 
furnisbed  house  <>f  worship  on  Folsom  Street.  The 
present  bnilding  wne  erected  in  1862,  under  the 
paBtoiBliip  ami  superintendeiu'e  of  Rev.  J.  D.  Blain. 
The  building  is  gotliic  of  the  fourteenth  eentnr^y, 
ninety-six  feet  long  by  fiftyeiiibt.  feet  wide.  It  will 
seatonelbousinid  persons.  V.ilne,  including  lotand 
parsonage,  $11)0,0(10.  After  setting  off  the  Central 
and  Mission  Street  (/huichee,  there  aie  now  more 
than  four  hundred  coimnunicants,  and  a  Sabbath 
Scliool.  numbering  sixty  otticers  and  teachers  and 
six  buiulrcd  scholars,  with  an  average  attendance  of 
four  hundred  and  fifteen,  and  a  library  of  two 
thousand  volumes.  S*^rvice6  every  Sabbath  morning 
and  evening  at  the  usual  hours.  Prayer  meeting, 
etc.,  on  Sunday,  at  half-past  six  o'clock  p.m.,  and 
on  Wednesday  at  half-past  seven  o'clock  p.  m.  Sab- 
bath School  ;it  two  o'clock  p.  M. 

0#cf/s— Charles  Goodall,  William  H.  Gawley, 
W.  H.  Codintrton,  Robert  McElrov,  James  Har- 
low, J.  W.  Whiiing,  S.  H.  Hancock,  Robert  G. 
Byxbee  and  John  Curry,  Trustees. 

Central  Methodist  Bpiscopal  Church. 

Location  luirth  side  Mission  Street,  between  Sixth 
and  Seventh  streets.  Rev.  R.  Bentley,  pastor; 
residence  531  Jessie  Street. 

The  church  building,  forty  by  sixty  feet,  with 
prayer  room,  was  built  by  the  Howard  Street  M.  E. 
Church  for  a  Mission  Sunday  Sihool  in  1864,  and 
was  dedicated  in  Sefiteniber  of  that  year.  It  was 
built  upon  leased  j^ronnd  neatly  opposite  its  pres- 
ent lociition,  and  was  bubsec|nently  removed  to  a  lot 
on  the  corner  of  Sixth  and  Minna  streets.  In  the 
spring  of  1866  that  lot  Wiie  sold,  the  present  site 
bought,  and  the  building  tiansferred  to  it.  The  lot 
is  seventy-tive  feet  fronton  Alission  Street,  running 
through  one  hundred  and  sixty  feet  to  Jessie  Street. 
The  Society  now  numbers,  including  probationers, 
one  hundred  and  iifty. 

Services  every  Sabbath  morning  and  evening  at 
the  usual  hours.  Sabbath  School  and  Bible  Classes 
at  half-past  nine  o'clock  a  m.  Prayer  meeting  on 
Wednesday  evenings.  Class  meetings  Sabbath 
noon  and  'ruesdav  and  Thursday  evenings. 

OJUcerti.—E  Biirke.  President  ;  J.  M.  Buffington, 
Secrel'rv  ;  J.  W.  Nye,  Treasurer;  A.  D.  Moore, 
W.  B.  Holcond),  D.  A.  McKinley,  W.  W.  Terry,  C. 
H.  Holt  and  Joseph  Sedgiy,  Trustees. 

Mission  Street  Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 

Location  east  side  of  Mission  Street,  between 
Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth.  Rev.  J.  N.  Martin, 
Pastor  ;  residence  east  side  of  Shotwell  Street,  near 
Twentieth. 

The  building  occupied  by  this  Church  is  a  neat 
and  substantial  franie  structure,  with  a  lecture  room 
fift}'  by  liftylwo  feet,  and  so  consti  acted  that  it  can 
be  extei.ded  whenever  the  wants  of  the  society  de- 
mand it. 

Services  on  Sal. bath  at  eleven  o'clock  a.  m.  and 
balf-past  seven  o'clock  P.  si.  Sabbath  School  meets 
at  half-past  iwo  o'clock  p.  m.  Prayer  meetings  on 
Wednesdays,  at  half- past  seven  o'clock  p.  m. 

Kentucky  St.  Methodist   Episcopal  Church, 

Location  Kentucky  Street,  Potrero,  about  half  a 
mile  from  Long  Bridge.  Rev.  Davib  Deal,  Pastor; 
residence  corner  of  Michigan  and  Sierra  streets. 

The  lot,  sixty  by  one  hundred  feet,  was  donated 
by  Mr.  Benjamin  Hill.  Size  of  building,  thirty-two 
by  forty  feet.  Cost,  with  furniture,  some  $1 ,900,  all 
of  which  has  been  paid. 

Services  every  S.ibbath  at  eleven  o'clock  A.  M.  and 
balf-past  seven  o'clock  p.  M.  Prayer  meeting,  Fri- 
day evening. 


Broadway  German  Meth   Episcopal  Church. 

Location  north  side  of  Broadway  between  Stock- 
ton and  Powell.  Rev.  Fkedeuick  Bonn,  Pastor; 
I'esidence  in  rear  of  church. 

This  church  v\-as  organized  February  29th,  18.59. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  half-past  ten  o'clock  a. 
M.  and  half-past  seven  o'ldock  p.  m.;  also,  every 
Wednesdiiv  evening  in  the  German  language. 
Sunday  School  at  nine  o'clock  a.  m. 

German  Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 

Location  FoLsom  Street  between  Fourth  and 
Fifth.  Rev.  H.  Bkueck,  Pastor ;  residence  in  rear 
of  church. 

Organized  April  Ith,  1858. 

Services  every  Sunday  at  forty-five  minutes  past 
ten  o'clock  a.  m.  ami  half-past  seven  o'clo<-k  p.  m. 
Services  also  every  Weilnesday  evening  at  half  past 
seven  o'clock,  in  the  German  language.  Sabbath 
School  at  nine  o'clock  a.  m. 

Officerx. — Christian  Kobicke,  President ;  Frederick 
Jantzen,  Treasurer  ;  Charles  F.  Krebs,  Secretary  ; 
Philip  Fuchs,  Christian  Hartniaun,  August  Mueller, 
and  Thomas  Heckniaini,  Trustees. 

Minna  Street  M.  E.  Church,  South. 

Location  south  side  of  Minn;i  Street  between 
Fourth  and  Fifth.  Rev,  A.  M.  Bailey,  Pastor; 
residence  rear  of  chnich. 

This  church  was  organized  in  October,  18.58,  bv 
the  Rev.  O.  P.  Fitzgerald.  Revs.  W.  R.  Gober, 
Morris  Evans,  Samuel  Brown,  and  E.  K.  Miller, 
have  severally  had  pastoral  charge  of  the  congrega- 
tion. The  present  house  of  vv'orship  was  dedicated 
August  7th,  1864.  The  building  is  in  the  Gothic 
style  of  architecture,  fifty-five  by  seventy  five  feet. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.  M.  and  at  half  past  seven  o'clock  p.  m.  Sabbath 
School  at  close  of  moining  service.  Class  Meeting 
at  half-past  nine  o'clock  a.  m.  Prayer  Meeting  on 
Friday  evening. 

Officers. — C.  L.  Newman,  Class  Leader;  P.  W. 
Taylor,  Rufus  K.  Cain,  J.  A.  McClelland,  Wick  B. 
Parsons,  J,  Williams,  and  C.  L.  Newman,  Trustees. 

Bush  Street  M.  E.  Church. 

Location  Bush  Stieet  near  Devisidero.  Rev.  E. 
S.  Todd,  Pastor;  residence  adjoining  cliurch. 

This  hou.-'e  of  woiship  vias  built  by  the  Church 
Extension  Society  of  tiie  M.  E.  Chinch  of  San  Fran- 
cisco in  1869.  A  Sabbath  School,  with  about  eighty 
members  and  a  library  of  two  hundred  volumes,  is 
comiected  with  the  cbnn  h. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  a  m.  and 
half-past  seven  o'clock  p.m.  Sabbath  School  at  half- 
past  two  o'clock  P.M. 

Officers. — John  W.  Iver,  Henry  Mahan,  and 
Peter  Johnson,  Trustees. 

South  San  Francisco  M.  E.  Church. 

Located  on  Fifteenth  Avenue,  S.  S.  F.  Rev. 
David  Deal,  Pastor. 

This  society  luive  erected  a  small  edifice  at  a  cost, 
including  furniture,  of  $3, .500.  The  lot,  seventy- 
tive  by  one  liundi-ed  feet,  was  donated  by  Messrs. 
Williams  &  Case. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  half-past  seven 
o'clock  P.M. 

African  Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 

Location  west  side  of  Powell  Street  between 
Jackson  and  P  cific.     Pastor.   (Vacant.) 

The  society  worshiping  here  was  organized  in  1850, 
and  is  the  Siime  that  formerly  occupied  the  St.  Cy- 
prian Church.  Underthe  p  istorsbip  of  Rev.  T.  M. 
D.  Ward  they  reorgaiuzed  in  18.56,  and  secured  the 
Scott  Street  Church  property,  where  they  continued 
to  worship  iiniil  March,  I86J,  when  they  purchased 
the  properly  which  up  to  th  t  time  had  been  known 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO..  IIQ  Sansom  Street,  White  Goods. 


BEDINGTON,  HOSTETTEB  &  CO.,  exclusive  Agents  for  Hostetter's  Bitters. 


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as  Grace  Church,  for  $5,500.  Having  paid  the  debt 
in  March,  1864,  on  the  firet  day  of  January,  1865, 
the  society  made  extensive  necessary  repairs,  requir- 
ing the  sum  of  $(),500;  $5,300  of  that  has  been 
paid,  leaving  a  balance  on  the  main  debt,  in- 
cluding interest,  of  $1,300,  and  a  flouting  debt 
amounting  to  $400  — total,  $1,700.  Rev.  J.  B. 
Sanderson  -was  Pastor  from  May,  1857.  to  June, 
1859.  At  this  time  Eev.  T.  D.  M.  Ward  again 
took  charge,  and  remained  pastor  until  May,  1868, 
when  he  was  consecrated  Bishop.  From  July,  1869, 
to  June,  1870,  Rev.  John  R.  V.  Morgan  acted  as 
Pastor.  During  the  year  1865,  tliree  Deacons  were 
ordained  by  Right  Rev.  Jabez  P.  Campbell,  Bishop 
of  California. 

Officers. — John  Sampson,  Isaac  Pierson,  Joseph 
Paling,  George  Richardson,  George  W.  Lee,  Thomas 
Cooper,  Edward  Quinn,  William  H.  Carter  and 
Horace  Beatley,  Trustees. 

African  Methodist  Episcopal  Zion  Church, 
(Colored.; 

Location  west  side  of  Stockton  Street  between 
Clay  and  Sacramento.  Rev.  W.  H.  Hillery,  Pas- 
tor; residence  south  side  of  Greenwich  Street  be- 
tween Lrtrkin  and  Polk. 

The  congregation  was  organized  by  Rev.  John  J. 
Moore,  August  1st,  1852.  In  April,  1864,  they  pur- 
chased the  Unitarian  Church  on  Stockton  Street,  for 
$15,500,  on  which  there  is  a  debt  of  $800.  Con- 
nected with  the  church  is  a  Sabbath  School  of  eight 
teachei's  and  ninety  scholars,  and  a  library  of  four 
hundred  volumes. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  a.  m., 
and  at  three  and  half-past  seven  o'clock  p.  m.  Sab- 
bath School  at  half-past  twelve  o'clock  p.  M. 

Offi,r:ers.—n.  M.  Collins,  President;  W.  H.  Seth, 
Secretary;  Lewis  Berry,  Treasurer;  John  Har- 
ris, W.  B.  Smith,  R.  T.  Houston,  James  Hargi'ove, 
W.  Jackson  and  H.  A.  Blake,  Trustees. 


PRESBYTERIAN. 
First  Presbyterian  Church. 

Location  west  side  of  Stockton  Street  between 
Washington  and  Clay.  Eev.  J.  K.  Smith,  Tempo- 
rary Pastor. 

This  church  was  organized  May  20th,  1849,  under 
the  diiection  of  Rev.  Albert  Williams,  and  was  the 
first  Protestant  Church  organized  in  San  Francisco. 
W.  W.  Caldwell,  FredericK  Billings,  Dr.  George  F. 
Turner,  Mrs.  Sarah  B.  Gillespie,  Mrs.  Ann  Hodgson 
and  Mrs.  Maigaret  A.  Geary  were  the  original 
members;  Capt.  B.  Simmons,  E.  Woodruff  and  H. 
Grimes  were  the  first  Trustees. 

During  the  summer  of  1849,  the  congregation 
worshiped  in  a  tent  on  Dupout  Street,  afterward 
in  a  store-room  of  the  Custom  House,  and  in  the 
Superior  Court  Room,  City  Hall,  until  January  I9th, 
1851,  when  a  neat  Gothic  edifice  was  erected  on 
Stockton  Street,  near  Broadway,  capa'ule  of  hold- 
ing seven  hundred  persons.  Tliis  house  was  des- 
troyed by  the  great  tire  of  June  22d,  1851.  A  plain 
building  was  immediately  erected  on  the  same  spot, 
in  which  the  congregation  worshij)ed  until  August, 
1857;  and  from  that  time  until  May,  1858,  their 
meetings  were  held  in  the  Chinese  Alission  Chapel. 
Their  present  fine  house  of  worship  was  built  in 
the  summer  and  autumn  of  18.57,  at  a  cost  of  about 
$60,000.  including  the  lot,  furniture  and  fi.xtures. 
It  is  in  the  Gothic  style  of 'architecture  throughout. 
The  main  building  is  one  hundied  and  seventeen 
feet  long,  or  to  the  outside  of  the  tower,  one  hun- 
dred and  twenty-three  feet,  and  is  si.xtyoue  feet 
wide.  Rooms  for  the  Pastor's  study  and  social 
meetings  are  on  the  same  floor  with  the  audience 
room,  which  last  is  eighty-one  by  fifty-eight  feet, 
with  a  ceiling  thirty-nine   feet  high.     A  Sabbath 


School  room,  fifty-seven  by  thirty-six,  is  over  the 
front  apartments  ;  on  the  northeast  corner  of  the 
house  is  a  brick  tower,  ninety-six  feet  in  hixht. 
There  is  an  organ  gallery  that  will  seat  a  choir  of 
forty  persons,  and  contains  one  of  the  largest  and 
handsomest  organs  in  the  city.  In  all  its  arrange- 
ments the  edifice  is  admirably  adapted  to  its  pur- 
pose, and  at  the  same  time  is  in  accordance  with 
true  architectural  taste. 

The  church  is  in  a  very  prosperous  condition,  and 
entirely  free  from  debt.  Present  number  of  com- 
ainnicants  three  hundred. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.M.  and  half-past  seven  o'clock  p.m.  ;  lecture  on 
Wednesday  evening. 

Officerx. — E.  J.  Crane,  N.  Gray,  S.  Hopkins,  John 
D.  Arthur,  J.  K.  S.  Latham,  George  Mearns,  R.  J. 
Trumbull  and  John  Wright,  Elders  ;  C.  L.  Kellogg 
and  S.  B.  King.  Deacons;  David  Hewes,  (President) 
J.F.  Heston,  (Secretary)  J.  G.  Gilchrist,  (Treasurer) 
H.  L.  King,  J.  B.  Painter,  William  Bosworth,  Jo- 
seph Gordon,  L.  B.  Edwards  and  J.  W.  Mather, 
Trustees. 

There  is  a  large  and  flonrishing  Sabbath  School 
connected  with  the  church.  Average  attendance, 
three  hundred  and  ninety.  Number  of  teachers, 
fifty.  A  choice  library  of  over  eight  hundred  vol- 
umes is  attached  to  the  school.  Sabbath  School  and 
Bible  Class  meet  at  one  o'clock  p.m. 

Officers R.  J.  Trumbull,  Superintendent ;  C.  L. 

Kellogg,  Vice-President ;  (vacant)  Secretary ;  E. 
Dickson,  Treasurer  ;  H.  L.  King,  Jr.,  Librarian  ; 
A.  L.  Humphries  and  Gilbert  Smith,  Assistant  Li- 
brarians. 

Calvary  Presbyterian  Church. 

Location  northwest  corner  of  Geary  and  Powell 
Streets.  Rev.  J(tHN' Hemphill,  Pastor  ;  residence 
Grand  Hotel. 

This  church  was  organized  July  17th,  18.54.  Its 
first  Pastor  was  the  Rev.  W.  A.  Scott,  D.D.,  who 
commenced  his  labors  in  this  city  on  the  twenty -first 
of  May  previously.  Dr.  S.  continued  to  officiate  until 
the  close  of  the  year  1861 ,  when  he  was  succeeded  by 
the  Rev.  Charles  Wadsworlh,  D.D.,  who  conlinuecl 
in  charge  until  the  summer  of  J  869.  In  1854  this 
congregation  erected  a  church  on  Bush  Street  be- 
tween Monty^omerv  and  Sansom,  where  they  wor- 
shiped until  tlie  dedication  of  their  present  house  of 
worship.  The  construction  of  the  new  edifice  was 
commenced  in  1868,  and  completed  in  May,  1869. 
It  occupies  a  fifty-vara  lot,  and  is  one  of  the  most 
beautiful  and  convenient  churches  ni  the  city.  It 
will  comfortably  seat  about  one  thousand  persons. 
The  Lecture  and  Sunday  School  Rooms  are  hand- 
somely furnished,  and  will  accommodate  from  six 
hundred  to  eii;ht  hundred  persons. 

The  church  has  a  splendid  organ,  built  by  Henry 
Erben,  of  New  York,  which  cost  over  eight  thou- 
sand dollars,  and  which  is  one  of  the  largest  and 
most  costly  instrnmentson  the  Pacific  Coast ;  for  ex- 
cellence of  workmanship  and  brilliancy  of  toue  it  has 
been  pronounced  to  be  unsurpassed.  The  choir  is 
under  the  management  of  Prof.  M.  A.  Anderson, 
with  Prof  H.  MTBosworth  as  Organist. 

Services  every  Sabbatli  at  eleven  o'clock  a.m. 
and  seven  o'clock  p.m.  ;  in  winter  at  half-past 
seven  o'clock  p.m.  Public  Lecture  Wednesday  even- 
ing; Prayer  Meeting  every  Sabbath,  one  hour  before 
the  evening  service.  Young  Jlen's  Prayer  Meeting 
on  Friday  evening.  Sabbath  School  meets  at  half- 
past  twelve  o'clock  p.  m. 

Officers. — R.  MiKee,  Henrv  P.  Coon,  James  B. 
Roberts,  H.  H.  Haight  and  Wm.  H.  Stowell,  El- 
ders ;  Edward  Hagthrop  and  John  Dunn,  Deacons  ; 
Thomas  H.  Selhy,  H.  H.  Haight,  James  B.  Roberts, 

A.  J.  Ralston,  William  Blackwood,  Charles  Clay- 
ton, H.  P.  Coon  and  David  Meeker,  'Trustees;  James 

B.  Roberts,  Sabbath  School  Superintendent. 


Insure  y6ur  Suilding,  Vessel,  or  Cargo,  in  the  PEOPIiES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Yankee  Notions. 


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Howard  Presbyterian  Church. 

Location  south  side  of  Mission  Street  between 
Third  and  Fourtli.    Pastor,  (vacant). 

The  church  was  organized  September,  1850.  to 
supply  a  portion  of  the  city  then  destitute  of  relij;- 
ions  privileges,  under  the  auspices  of  the  Rev.  S.  H. 
Willey,  who  continued  in  the  pastorage  for  twelve 
years."  Tiie  building  then  occupied  by  the  congre- 
gation was  dedicated  June  17th,  1851  ;  was  enlarged 
and  repaired  in  1864,  and  in  1867  was  sold  to  the 
Third  Baptist  Society.  The  Rev.  H.  M.  Scudder, 
D.D.,  who  was  for  many  years  a  missionary  in 
India,  was  installed  by  the  Presbytery  of  San  Fran- 
cisco, July  23d,  1865,  and  prosecuted  his  work  with 
/reat  success  until  March,  1871,  when  he  resigned. 
The  number  of  communicants  is  about  five  hundred 
and  fifty. 

The  present  church  building  was  erected  in  1866, 
and  dedicated  January  6th,  1867.  The  cost,  includ- 
ing the  lot,  was  about  $65,000.  It  will  seat  comfort- 
ably nearly  one  thousand  four  hundred  persons,  and 
is  considered  in  all  respects  well  adapted  for  the 
purposes  designed  in  its  erection. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  a.m.  and 
half  past  seven  o'clock  p.m.  in  winter  months,  and 
forty-five  minutes  past  seven  o'clock  p.m.  in  summer 
months.  Prayer  meeting,  or  lecture,  Wednesday 
evening.  Salibath  school  at  half  past  nine  o'clock 
A..M.,  Samuel  I.  C.  Swezey  Superintendent.  Teach- 
ers' meeting  every  Friday  evening.  Number  of 
teachers  and  scholars  about  four  hundred.  Volumes 
in  library  about  one  thousand. 

Officers.  —  Samuel  I.  C.  Swezey,  William  A. 
Meeker,  Wales  L.  Palmer,  Milton  H.  Myrick,  Da- 
vid N.  Hawley,  Elders  ;  E.  A.  Upton,  George  Mc- 
Donald, J.  L.  Barker,  George  T.  Hawley,  George 
S.  Lovely,  Colin  Sinclair  and  William  H.  Davies, 
Deacons  ;  George  S.  Mann,  John  Bensley,  D.  O. 
Mills,  Ifiaac  E.  Davis,  Cyrus  Palmer  and  David  N. 
Hawley,  Trustees  ;  Wales  L.  Palmer,  Treasurer. 
Larkin  Street  Presbyterian  Church. 

Location  corner  Larkin  and  Pacific  Streets.  Rev. 
J.  O.  FiLL.MoiiE,  D.D.,  Pastor  ;  residence  NW  cor- 
ner of  Jackson  and  Taylor  streets. 

This  enterprise  was  commenced  by  Rev.  J.  D. 
Strong,  in  the  Spring  Valley  School  House,  in  April, 
186"J.  A  Union  Sabbath  Seho.)l,  under  the  superin- 
tendence of  E.  R.  Waterman,  had  previously  ex- 
isted in  the  neighborhood  for  more  tnan  two  years, 
but  was  not  formally  connected  with  the  church 
movement  till  near  the  close  of  that  year,  when  an 
eftbrt  was  made  to  erect  a  house  of  worship,  but 
failed  for  want  of  the  requisite  funds.  During  the 
following  summer  the  eftbrt  was  revived,  and  in 
September,  1863.  a  Board  of  Trustees  was  incorpor- 
ated, a  lot  purchased  at  an  expense  of  $1,000,  plans 
and  specifications  prepared  by  S.  H.  Williams,  and 
the  contract  for  building  the  church  edifice  let  to 
J.  W.  Diuican.  On  the  fourth  of  September,  1864, 
the  building  was  completed  and  dedicated.  It  is  of 
wood,  seventy  two  feet  long  by  forty-two  wide,  and 
has  seats  for  about  tour  hundred  persons.  Its  archi- 
tecture is  plain  and  unpretending,  but  neat  and 
tasteful,  and  it  is  one  of  the  most  substantial  and 
thoroughly  constructed  wooden  churches  in  the 
State,    lis  whole  cost  was  a  little  over  $10,000. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  a.m. 
and  half  past  seven  o'clock,  p.m.  The  Sabbath 
School  has  an  average  attendance  of  one  hundred 
and  fifty,  and  a  library  of  four  hundred  volumes. 
Meets  immedialely  after  morning  service. 

Officers. — F.  Leppien,  Robert  Irwin,  Abner  Do- 
ble,  David  Meeker,  J.  H.  Kneedler,  E.  R.  Water- 
man and  J.  H.  Bullard,  Trustees. 

Central  Presbyterian  Church. 

Location  Tyler  Street  between  Taylor  and  Jones, 
Rev.  Thomas  M.  Cun.»«ingham,  D.  D.,  Pastor;  resi- 
dence 40i*  Ellis  Street. 


This  church  was  organized  May  14th,  1865,  with 
fifty-three  members.  At  present  it  has  on  its  roll 
the  names  of  about  two  hundred  and  fifty,  and  is 
rapidly  increasing.  In  the  summer  of  1865,  the  con- 
gregation erected  an  edifice  on  Mission  Street  be- 
tween Fifth  and  Sixth,  where  they  worshiped  un- 
til the  summer  of  1869,  when  their  present  handsome 
house  of  worship  was  completed.  The  new  church 
was  formally  dedicated  to  the  service  of  God  on 
Sunday,  November  28th,  18G9. 

The  building  is  constructed  of  wood  and  ap- 
proaches a  semi-Gothic  style  of  architecture.  The 
main  audience  room  will  seat  comfortably  about  six 
hundred  persons.  Tlie  pew  system  has  been  adopted, 
although  the  sittings  are  always  free  for  strangers. 
The  building,  furniture,  etc.,  exclusive  of  the  lot,  cost 
about  $25,000.  The  Rev.  John  G.  Fackler  through 
whose  labois  the  congregation  was  gathered,  otti- 
ciated  from  April,  1866,  until  the  present  pastor  took 
charge. 

Sabbath  services  are  held  at  eleven  o'clock  a.  m., 
and  seven  o'clock  p.  m.  Prayer  Meeting  every 
Wednesday  in  the  Lecture  room,  at  half  past  seven 
o'clock  p.m.  Sabbath  School  and  Bible  Class  at 
half  past  nine  o'clock  a.  m.  A  preparatory  sermon 
is  preached  on  Friday  evening,  before  each  admin- 
istration of  the  Lord's  Supper,  wliich  sacrament  is 
observed  on  the  fourth  Sabbath  of  alternate  months, 
beginning  with  January. 

Officers. — James  D.  Thornton,  and  A.  Herame, 
Elders  ;  George  K.  Gluyas,  Jacob  Schreiber,  A.  T. 
Farish,  George  I.  N.  Mo'nell,  J.D.  Thornton,  August 
Hemme,  Rufus  Keyser,  James  Dunn,  and  Robert 
Mclntyre,  Trustees  :  George  I.  N.  Monell,  Treasur- 
er; A.  J.  Chambers,  Secretary. 

Emanuel  Presbyterian  Church. 

Location  Harrison  Street  between  Fifth  and  Sixth. 
Rev.  James  Pieupont,  Pastor  ;  residence  Oakland. 

This  church  was  organized  in  the  month  of  June, 
1867,  with  twenty -five  members,  under  the  direction 
of  the  Presbytery  of  California.  The  Sabbath 
School  connected  with  the  church  was  organized 
January  6th,  1867,  at  the  corner  of  Moss  and  How- 
ard streets.;  number  of  scholars  at  the  time,  thirty. 
It  now  has  one  hundred  scholars,  with  a  library  of 
three  hundred  and  fifty  volumes. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.  M.,  and  half  past  seven  o'clock  p.  m.  Sabbath 
School  at  half  past  two  o'clock  P.  M. 

United  Presbyterian  Church. 

Location  west  side  of  Mason  Street  between  Eddy 
and  Ellis.  Rev.  M.  M.  Gibson,  Pastor;  residence 
114  Jones  Street. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.  M.,  and  half  past  seven  o'clock  p.  M.  Sabbath 
School  at  half  past  nine  o'clock  a.  m. 

Westminister  Presbyterian  Church, 

Location  south  side  of  Fell  Street  between  Octavia 
and  Laguna.  Rev.  Chauncy  Park,  Pastor;  resi- 
dence north  side  of  Fell  Street  between  Buchanan 
and  Webster. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  a.  m., 
and  forty-five  minutes  past  seven  o'clock  p.  m. 

Officers. — Isaac  Cook,  Charles  Athearn,  and  Chas. 
S.  Capp,  Trustees. 

Howard  Street  Presbyterian  Church. 

Location  east  side  of  Howard  Street  between 
Twenty-first  and  Twenty-second.  Rev.  Sylvester 
WooDBRiDGE,  Pastor  ;  residence  west  side  of  Val- 
encia Street  near  Twenty-third. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  a.  m., 
and  seven  o'clock  p.  m. 

St.  John's  Presbyterian  Church. 
Location  north  side  of  Post  Street  between  Mason 
and  Taylor,  Rev.  W.  A.  Scott,  Pastor ;  residence 
521  Post  Street. 


JONES,  FUIiIiMAN  ft  CO.,  116  Sansom  Street,  Braids  of  all  kinds. 


MASON  &  POLIjAKD'S  PILLS  cure  Fever  and  Ague, 


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This  church  was  organized  March  6th,  1870,  in 
Pacific  Hall,  by  the  Preebyleiy  of  San  Francisco 
with  fiftyeifflit  conimuniiifj;  meiiiliers.  The  num- 
ber at  present  is  one  hniidred  and  sixty.  Soon  after 
its  orgnnization  tlie  coiigregaiion  purchased  their 
present  beautiful  pi  jce  of  wortdiip  from  the  St.Jaraes' 
Episcopal  Paris!),  for  the  sum  of  $15,000,  and  have 
since  ex])ended  $20,000  for  improvements,  making 
the  total  lost  $(55,000. 

The  Sahb.itii  School  connected  with  the  church  has 
four  hundred  and  fifty  members,  and  a  library  con- 
taining six  hundred  and  sevenly-five  volumes,  with 
numerous  diayriims  of  Bible  places  and  scenes. 

Officerx. — Stephen  Fi'sinklin  and  Edward  Dillon, 
Ruling  Kldeis  :  Henry  M,  Newliali,  Thomas  Breeze, 
N.  G.  Kittle,  J.  O.  Rountree,  David  Porter,  M.  L. 
McDonald,  J.  R.  Garniss,  A.  D.  Sniitli  iind  Frank- 
Henderson,  Trustees  ;  S.  Franklin,  Sabbath  School 
Superintendent. 

Olivet  Presbyterian  Church. 

Location  Tennessee  Street  near  Sierra,  Rev.  R- 
G.  McCarthy,  Pastor. 

Services  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock  a.  m., 
and  seven  o'clock  p.  m. 


ROMAN  CATHOLIC. 
St.  Mary's   CathedraL 

Location  northeast  corner  California  and  Dnpont 
streets.  Most  Rev.  Joseph  tj.  Alkmany,  Arch- 
bishop; Very  Rev.  James  Croke,  V.  G.,  Pastor; 
Rev.  J.  Preudergaat  ami  Rev.  T.  O'Callaghan,  As- 
sistants; Rev.  R.  P.  Brennan,  Secietary;  Archi- 
Episcopal  and  pastoral  residence,  California  Street, 
adjoining  the  Cathedral. 

Tlie  erection  of  this  noble  structure  was  com- 
menced on  the  seventeenth  of  July,  185:i,  during 
which  year  the  hasemeut  portion  was  built,  and  the 
work  was  resumed  the  July  following.  Dedicated 
December  '25tli,  1854.  Tiie  clmrcii  is  seventy-five 
feet  wide,  fronting  on  California  Street,  by  one  hun- 
dred and  thirty-one  teet  on  Dupont  Street,  being 
the  largest  cliurcti  in  the  State.  Service  was  be- 
gun at  midnight  on  December  24tb,  1854.  The  base- 
ment portion  is  lighted  from  both  sides  and  well  ven- 
tilated. The  present  expenditure  for  tlie  building  is 
$175,000.  The  church  portion  is  forty-five  feet  high 
in  the  clear,  and  contains  spacious  galleries  and  an 
organ  loft.  Tlie  ceilings  are  vaidted  with  a  series 
of  groined  arches  which  are  decorated,  and  every 
means  have  been  resorted  to  for  accommodation, 
light  and  ventilation.  The  church  can  seat  twelve 
hundred  persons.  The  tower  is  at  present  one  hun- 
dred and  thirty-five  feet  high,  iind  when  completed 
with  a  spire,  will  be  two  hundred  feet  high.  The 
edifice  is  of  Gotliicarciiitecture,  which  has  been  car- 
ried out  in  every  detail  through  the  building.  In 
all  the  arrangements  for  the  erection  of  the  church, 
the  greatest  attention  has  been  paid  to  the  selection 
of  the  best  muterial,  and  to  the  combination  of 
strength  and  durability,  which  aie  admirably  ef- 
fected in  its  construction.  Craiiie  &  England,  archi- 
tects. 

The  present  dimensions  of  the  cathedral  not  being 
sufficiently  large  for  the  vast  congregation  that  at- 
tends it,  it  is  intended  to  add  about  thfrty  feet  more 
to  its  length.  An  archi-episcopal  and  pastoral  resi- 
dence on  California  Street,  as  also  a  beautiful  and 
spacious  Baptistry,  have  been  recently  elected. 

Attached  to  the  Cathedral  is  a  large  day  school  for 
bovs. 

Masses,  Sundays,  at  half  past  six,  eight,  nine,  and 
half  past  ten  o'clock  a.  m.;  week  days,  six,  half  past 
six,  seven,  and  half  past  seven  o'clock  a.  m.;  Ves- 
pers, at  seven  o'clock  Sunday  evenings,  in  winter, 
and  half  patt  seven  in  summer. 


St.  Francis  Church. 

Location  north  side  of  Vallejo  Street  between  Dn- 
pont and  Stockton.  Rev  J.  H.  Aerden,  Pastor; 
Rev.  A.  Garriga  and  Rev.  J.  Valentini,  Assistants. 
Pastoral  residence,  511)  Green  Street. 

This  church  was  organized  by  Very  Rev.  Anthony 
Langlois,  in  the  spring  of  1849,  through  whose 
etforts  a  commodious  IViUne  building  was  erected  in 
the  month  of  December,  1849,  and  was  the  first 
Roman  Catholic  Cluuch  organized  in  San  Fran- 
cisco. Its  ground  base  was  forty  by  one  hundred 
feet,  one  story  in  hight.  During  the  year  1859-60, 
a  large  and  commodious  church  was  erected,  which 
was  dedicated  on  the  seventeenth  of  March,  1860. 
Its  design  is  of  the  Gothic  order,  prevalent  in  the 
fourteenth  century,  presenting  an  illustration  of  the 
Christian  architecture  of  that  jieriod  The  principal 
features  of  this  iinpo8in.g  structure  are  the  towers, 
which  project  beycuid   the  body  of  the  church,  and 

E resent  in  the  elevation  four  divisions,  rising  to  a 
ightof  ninety  feet  from  the  ground.  The  entrance 
porch  or  vestibule,  has  two  side  isles, a  semi-octag- 
onal sanctuary,  and  two  sacristies,  and  is  approached 
by  a  flight  of  ten  steps,  ascending  to  the  vestibule, 
from  which,  at  each  side,  are  entrances  to  the  gal- 
leries and  baptistry,  and  in  front  are  the  pointed 
arched  doorways  which  lead  to  the  nave  and  aisles. 
In  the  central  space  between  the  towers,  are  the 
three  doorways  communicating  with  the  vestibule, 
and  thence  with  the  interior.  Over  the  central 
door  there  is  a  large  and  elegant  three  compartment 
window,  and  in  the  gable  a  highly  decorated  rose 
window.  Over  each  side  door  there  is  a  lofty  and 
spacious  niche,  which  rises  from  richly  molded  brick 
corbels;  there  are  also  three  marble  panels,  with  ap- 
propriate inscriptions,  recessed  in  the  brick  work 
immediately  over  the  doorway  and  gable;  the  work 
is  finished  with  a  massive  and  richly  decorated  cross. 

The  east  and  west  sides  of  the  structure  are  divi- 
ded by  buttresses  into  eight  spaces,  in  each  instance; 
seven  of  which  contain  the  large,  pointed  arched 
windows,  which  light  the  church.  Beneath  the 
floor  of  the  churcli  there  is  a  large,  well-lighted 
basement,  which  is  used  as  a  schoolroom,  and  also 
as  a  place  of  meeting  for  the  parishioners.  The  ex- 
treme dimensions  of  the  building  are  sixty  six  feet 
front  by  one  hundred  and  thirty-seven  and  one-half 
feet  in  depth;  from  the  floor  to  the  foot  of  the  raft- 
ers is  thirty-five  feet.    Cost,  nearly  $100,000. 

Services,  Sunday  at  six.  half  past  eight,  and  half 
past  ten  o'clock  a.  m.,  and  evening  devotions  at 
seven  o'clock  p.  m.;  at  half  past  eight  o'clock  a.  m., 
the  sermon  is  in  Spanish.  Sunday  school  at  two 
o'clock  p.  M. 

St.  Patrick's  Church. 
Location  north  side  of  Mission  Street  between  Third 
and  Fourth.  Rev.  Peter  J.  Grey,  Pastor;  Rev. 
P.  Dowling  and  Rev.  Thomas  Larkin,  Assist- 
ants; pastoral  residence  adjacent  the  church.  Masses: 
Sundays,  at  half-past  six,  forty-five  minutes  past 
seven,  forty-tive  minutes  past  eight,  and  half-past 
ten  o'clock,  a,  m,  ;  during  the  week,  daily,  at  seven 
and  half-past  seven  o'clock,  a.  m.;  evening  service, 
at  half-past  seven  o'clock.  A  boys'  school  is  kept 
in  the  basement,  at  which  there  is  an  average  at- 
tendance of  nearly  four  hundred  pupils. 

The  new  church,  one  hundred  and  sixty  feet  long 
and  eighty  feet  wide,  is  only  partially  completed, 
and  at  present  the  congi-egation  worship  in  the  base- 
ment. When  finished  it  will  be  a  magnificent 
building.    The  cost  will  be  about  $150,000. 

St.  Soniface  Church  (German). 

Location  south  side  of  Tyler  Street  between  Jones 
and  Leavenworth.  Rev.  P.  J,  Kaijer,  Pastor; 
residence  in  rear  of  the  church.     ,j  ^l' . 

This  church  was  dedicated  June,  i870.     Services: 


THS  P£OPIi£S  INSUBANCJEI  CO.— Buoceisfol,  Popular,  Keliable. 


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CHURCHES 


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Sundays,  Mass  at  eight  ami  half-past  ten  o'clock 
A.  M.,  and  Vespers  at  half-past  seven  o'clock  p.  m.; 
week  days,  at  liall'past  seven  o'clock  a.  m. 

St.  Ignatius  Church. 
Location  north  siile  of  Market  Street  between 
Fourth  and  Fifth.  Serveii  by  the  Fathers  of  the 
Society  of  Jesus,  connected  with  St.  Ignatius'  Col- 
\ege.  *Tbe  ohl  building,  dedicated  July  15th,  1855, 
being  found  too  stnall  for  the  rapidly  increasing  con- 
gregation, the  new  ball  of  the  College  is  at  present 
used  as  a  chinch,  and  accommodates  about  three 
thousand  persons.  The  present  portion  of  the  in- 
stitution, recently  erected,  cost  about  $120,000. 
Masses:  Smidnys.  at  live,  forty-five  minutes  past 
five,  half-past  six,  fifteen  minutes  past  seven,  eight, 
forty-five  minutes  past  eight,  half-past  nine,  and 
half  past  ten  o'clock  a.  m.;  Vespers  at  half-past 
seven  o'clock  p.  m.;  week  days,  at  five,  forty-five 
minutes  past  five,  half-past  six,  fifteen  minutes  past 
seven,  and  eight  o'clock  a.  m. 

Notre  Dame  des  Victoires. 

Location  north  side  of  Bush  Street  between  Dn- 
pont  and  Stockton.  Rev.  Henri  de  Clerc,  Pas- 
tor; residence  51(j  Bush  Street. 

The  congregation  was  organized  May,  1856,  and 
its  edifice  dedicated  on  the  fourth  of  the  same 
month.  The  building  was  constructed  by  a  so- 
ciety of  Baptists,  and  at  the  date  above  given  was 
disposed  of  to  the  pjesent  owners.  It  has  a  ground 
base  of  fifty  by  one  hundred  feet,  is  a  very  beau- 
tiful and  massive  brick  structure,  and  with  its  base- 
ment, which  is  intended  for  school  rooms  connected 
with  the  church,  has  a  capacity  of  comfortably  seat- 
ing seven  hundred  persons. 

Services  at  ei}j:ht  o'clock  a.  m.  every  day.  Sundays 
at  eight  and  half-past  ten  o'clock  a.  m.;  also, Vespers 
at  three  o'clock  p.  m. 

Mission  Dolores. 

Location  southwest  corner  Sixteenth  and  Dolores 
streets.  Itev.  Thomas  Cushing,  Pastor;  Rev. Wil- 
liam Bowman,  Assistant;  pastoral  residence  adjoin- 
ing the  church. 

This  church  was  dedicated  on  the  ninth  of  Octo- 
ber, 177(5,  although  projected  in  1769,  by  Father  Jn- 
nipero  Serra,  the  Father  of  the  California  Missions. 
The  first  Friar  who  had  charge  was  Francisco 
Paiou,  who  was  assi.sied  in  his  labors  by  Benito 
Cambon.  At  the  organization  of  this  Mission,  and 
for  its  protection,  there  were  fifteen  soldiers  located 
at  the  Presidio,  nnder  the  command  of  S.  Flores. 
A  cemetery  is  att-ached  to  the  church,  in  which 
the  first  interment  was  made  in  September, 
1776.  The  first  Indian  convert  was  baptized  on  the 
twenty  Be  vent  h  day  of  December,  in  the  same  year. 
In  the  introductory  portion  of  the  San  Francisco 
Directory  for  \X&2.  page  live,  will  be  found  further 
details  connected  with  the  history  of  this  Mission. 
Attached  to  this  church  is  a  large  day  school. 

Services  at  eight  and  half-past  ten  o'clock  a.  m.  on 
Sundays  and  Festivals. 

St.  Joseph's  Church. 

Location  west  side  of  Tenth  Street  between  Fol- 
sotn  and  Howard.  Rev.  H.  P.  Gallaghkr.  Pas- 
tor ;  Rev.  Joseph  A.  Gallagher,  Rev.  A.  Cullen, 
and  Rev.  Jolm  McNally,  Assistants  ;  pastoral  resi- 
dence adjoining  the  church. 

This  church  was  opened  for  divine  service  on  the 
eighth  day  of  December.  ISGl.  The  building  first 
erected  was  a  i\eat  and  substantial  one-story  frame, 
sixty  feet  long  by  thirty  seven  feet  wide,  and  stands 
on  the  one  hundred-vara  lot  donated  by  Horace 
Hawes,  Esq.,  for  the  future  (Cathedral  of  the  Arch- 
Diocese.  The  foretnentioned  building,  removed 
back  for  a  school,  has  been  replaced  by  a  new  edi- 
fice, over  thrice  the  size  of  the  above.  It  is  cruci- 
form  Gothic,    and    elegantly  finished.    The    new 


building  is  designed  to  be,  as  nearly  as  possible, 
earthquake  and  piinic  proof,  the  ceiling  being  done 
in  finely  finished  wood,  and  the  large  entrance  door 
to  slide  on  rcdiers. 

Services  on  Sundays  and  Festival  days.  Masses  : 
Sundays  at  half  past  six,  eight,  nine,  and  half  past 
ten  o'clock  a.m.  ;  Catechism  at  half  past  nine  o'clock 
A.M.,  and  Vespers  at  seven  o'clock  p.m.  ;  Mass,  week 
days  at  seveu  and  half  p  ist  seven  o'clock  a.m. 

St.  Rose's  Church. 

Location  Braiuian  Street  near  Fourth.  Pastor 
(vacant).     Attended  from  St.  Ignatius. 

This  church  was  dedicated  on  the  Festival  of 
Pentecost,  June  8ih,  1862.  There  is  connected  with 
the  church  a  school  for  tfiils,  in  charge  of  the  Sis- 
ters of  St.  Dominic,  which  contained,  within  one 
month  after  its  establishment,  one  hundred  and  fifty 
six  pupils.  There  are  now  about  four  hundred  girls 
in  regular  atlenifaiice. 

Mass,  Sundays  at  eight  o'clock  a.m. 

St.  Bridget's   Church. 

Location  southwest  corner  of  Broadway  and  Van 
'^ ess  Avenue.  Rev.  B.  M  Doogan.  O. P.,  Pastor  ; 
Rev.  P.  C.illabau,  O.P.,  Assistant;  residence  rear 
of  church. 

This  church  was  completed  and  services  first  held 
in  February,  18t)4.  It  is  a  one-story  wooden  struc- 
ture, foity  by  seventy-six  feet,  elected  upon  a  valu- 
able lot  purchased  by  Archbishop  Alemany,  at  a 
cost  of  $5,000.  An  addition,  at  a  cost  of  several 
thousand  dollars,  has  lately  been  made  to  this 
church,  and  it  is  now  about  twice  its  former  size. 

Services  are  lield  every  Sunday  at.  eiglit  and  half 
past  ten  o  clock  a  m.,  and  seven  o'clock  p.m.  ;  week 
days,  at  seven  o'clock  a.m. 

St,  Peter's  Church. 

Location  west  side  of  Columbia  Street  between 

Twenty-fourth   and  Twenty-titth.    Rev.  GiB- 

NEV,  Pastor  ;  Rev.  William  B.  O'Connor,  Assistant; 
pastoral  residence,  east  side  of  Alabama  Street,  be- 
tween Twenty  fourth  and  Twenty-fifth. 

It  is  the  intention  of  the  Pastor  to  enlarge  the 
Church  to  accommodate  the  ever  increasing  congre- 
gation. 

Services  on  Sundays  at  eight  and  half  past  ten 
o'clock  A.M.  Sunday  School  at  half  past  nine  o'clock 

A.M. 

Church  of  the  Holy  Cross . 
Location  Calvary  Cemetery.     Rev,  Ja.mes  Lar- 
GAN,  Pastor;  residence  north  side  of  Geary  Street, 
between    Devisadero  and  Broderick.     Services  are 
held  at  the  usual  hours. 

Chapels. 
In  addition  to  the  services  held  at  the  difTerent 
Roman  Catholic  Churches  throughout  the  city,  reli- 
gious exercises  take  [ilace  regularly  at  the  followinuf 
institutions:  Presentation  Convent  Chapel,  Powell 
Street;  St.  Mary's  Hospital  Chapel,  BrannanStreet ; 
Magdalen  Asylum  Chapel,  San  Brmio  Road  ;  St. 
Mary's  College  Chapel,  San  Jose  Road,  and  St. 
Joseph's  Infant  Asylum,  Bay  View  Turnpike. 


SWEDENBORGIAX. 
First  New  Jerusalem  Church. 

Location  north  side  of  O'Farrell  Street  between 
Mason  and  Taylor.  Rev.  Joh.n-  Doughty,  Pastor; 
residence  1508  Leavenworth  Street. 

This  society  was  organized  February  15th,  1852. 
It  has  erected  upon  an  eligible  lot, measuring  fifty-five 
feet  front  by  one  hundred  and  thirty-seven  feet  deep, 
a  very  neat  church  edifice  in  the  tiothic  style,  capa- 
ble of  seating'  about  three  hundred  and  fifty  persons, 
and  at  a  total  expense,  including  lot  and  chui'ch,  of 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  116  Saocom  Street,  Bilk  and  Velvet  Kibbons. 


YERBA  SANTA,  a  remarkable  and  never-failing  remedy  lor  Bheumatism. 


872 


SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


a  little  over  §12,000.  The  seats  are  entirely  free  to 
the  pul>lic. 

There  is  a  library  connected  with  the  chnrch,  con- 
taining all  the  theological  and  neiirly  all  the  scientific 
books  of  Swedenborg,  botli  in  English  and  Latin, 
and  a  large  nntnber  of  collateral  works  by  various 
authors,  explanatory  of  the  New  Chinch  faith, 
which  is  free  to  all  who  desire  to  inform  themselves 
concerning  this  peculiar  religious  system. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.M.  and  half-past  seven  o'clock  p.m.  Administra- 
tion of  the  sairanieut  of  the  Lord's  Sujiper  at  the 
close  of  the  morning  service  on  the  lirst  Sunday  in 
January,  April.  July,  and  October.  Sabbath  School 
at  half-pasi  twelve  o'clock  p.m. 

OJficers.— Thorn-da  C.  Banks,  President ;  F.  H. 
Day,  Secretary';  Benjaiiiiu  Shellard,  Treasurer; 
Charles  Pace,  S.  W.  Holiaday,  C  C.  Webb,  and 
Eail  Bartlett,  Trustees.  Thomas  Miller,  Dr.  A. 
Kellogg.  W.  G.  W.  Harford,  John  McCraith,  and 
E.  Ekelund,  Church  Committee.  G.  H.  Sanders, 
Secretary  of  the  Society.      L.  L.  Blood,  Librarian. 

New  Jerusalem  Church. 

Kev.  JosKPH  WoKCESTEK,  Pastor  ;  residence  812 
Taylor  Street. 

This  society  was  organized  April  3d,  1870,  with 
twenty  eight  members. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  in  the  hall  No. 
413  Sutter  Street  at  eleven  o'clock  a.m.  The  Sab- 
bath School  meets  at  ten  o'clock  a.m. 

Officers. — Oliver  Eldridtre  (Chairman),  J.  H. 
Purkitt  (Secretary),  J.  Bl.inchard,  David  Wilder, 
and  Charles  Elliott,  Church  Committee. 


UNITARIAN. 
First  Unitarian  Church. 

Location  south  side  of  Geary  Street,  between 
Dupont  and  Stockton.  Kev.  Horatio  Stebbi.vs, 
P.istor  ;  residence  16  Ellis  Street. 

This  church  was  organized  September  Ist,  1850. 
The  first  edifice  owned  by  them  was  erected  in  1852, 
on  Stockton  Street  between  Clay  and  Sacramento. 
The  first  regular  Pastor,  the  Kev.  Joseph  Harring- 
ton, arrived  August  27th,  1852,  and  died  November 
2nd  of  the  same  year,  of  Panama  fever.  The  second 
regular  Pastor,  liev.  F.  T.  Gray,  arrived  June,  1853, 
and  left  in  June,  1854,  and  died  in  Boston  in  Feb- 
ruary, 1855.  The  third  regular  Pastor,  the  Kev.  R. 
P.  Cutler,  arrived  August  3l8t,  1854,  and  continued 
his  ministrations  without  intermission  until  June  Ist, 
185'.i,  at  which  time  he  resigned  his  charge  and  left 
for  New  York.  The  Kev.  .lohn  A.  Buckingham 
then  officiated  as  temporary  Pastor  until  April  5th 
IStiO.  The  Kev.  Thomas  Starr  King  arrived  here 
with  his  family  April  28th,  186il,  and  commenced  his 
ministrations  the  following  day  (Sunday)  before  one 
of  the  largest  congregations  ever  assembled  in  this 
city. 

During  the  period  of  Mr.  King's  ministry,  the 
society  extinguished  a  long  standing  debt  of  $20,000, 
nnd  erected  a  new  chuich  on  Geary  Street,  near 
Stockton,  at  a  cost  of  $115,000,  all  of  which  has 
been  paid.  It  is  one  of  the  most  beautiful  struc- 
tures our  city  contains,  and  is  remarkable  for  the 
parity  of  its  architectural  design  and  ita  interior 
oeauty. 

Upon  the  death  of  Thomas  Starr  King  on  the  4th 
of  March,  18G4,  Rev.  Dr.  Henry  W.  Bellows,  of  All 
Saints  Church,  New  York,  President  of  the  Sanitary 
Commission,  and  one  of  the  most  distinguished  and 
influential  ministers  of  the  denomination,  responded 
to  an  earnest  call  from  the  society,  and  left  New 
York  within  a  few  weeks  to  fill  the  pulpit  thus  va- 
cant for  a  period  of  six  months. 


The  Rev.  Horatio  Stebbius,  of  Portland,  Maine, 
who  had  received  a  unanimous  call  from  the  society, 
became  the  permanent  Pastor  the  following  Sep- 
tember. Since  then  the  society  has  enjoyed  its  ac- 
customed prosperity. 

The  pews  of  the  chnrch  are  not  owned  by  indi- 
viduals, but  belong  to  the  society,  whose  organic 
laws  require  that  tbey  shall  be  rented  annually  at 
auction  to  the  highest  bidder.  A  clause  in  the  New 
Constitution  of  the  society  provides  that  the  prop- 
erty shall  never  be  pledged,  mortgaged  or  incum- 
bered for  any  purpose  whatever. 

There  is  connected  with  the  society  an  organiza- 
tion for  charitable  purposes,  called  the  Samaritan 
Association. 

Services  are  held  every  Sabbath  at  eleven  o'clock 
A.  m.  and  half  past  seven  o'clock  P.  M.  Special 
gatherings  of  the  members  are  held  on  evening  of 
first  Wednesday  of  each  month  in  the  parlor  of  the 
church. 

The  Sabbath  School  has  a  library  of  two  thous- 
and volumes.     Meets  at  half-past  nine  o'clock  a.  m. 

Officers. — Horace  Davis,  Moderator  ;  George  C. 
Hickox,  Treasurer  ;  S.  L.  Cutter,  Jr.,  Clerk  ;  Levi 
Stevens,  Horatio  Frost,  Thomas  Houseworth, 
Thomas  Yonntf,  Henry  P.  Blaucbard  and  Charles 
A.  Murdock,  Trustees. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 
Chinese  Mission  House. 

Location  northeast  corner  of  Stockton  and  Sacra- 
mento streets.  Rev.  A.  W.  Loo.Mis  and  Rev.  I.  M. 
CosDiT,  Pastors  ;  residence  800  Stockton  Street. 

Religious  services  in  the  Chinese  language  on 
each  Sabbath  afternoon  and  eveniug,  and  also  on 
Wednesday  evening.  An  evening  school  is  open 
throughout  the  week.  There  is  also  a  Sabbath  School 
connected  with  the  Mission.  The  house  is  brick 
and  was  built  by  the  liberality  of  the  citizens 
of  San  Francisco,  and  by  funds  from  the  Pres- 
byterian Board  of  Foreign  Missions,  whti&e  office 
is'  in  New  York,  by  which  the  mission  to  the 
Chinese  in  California  is  supported.  The  house  con- 
tains school  rooms  in  the  basement  ;  on  the  first 
floor  is  a  chapel  which  will  seat  nearly  three  hun- 
dred persons,  and  on  the  second,  apartments  for 
the  accommodation  of  the  Missionary  family. 

Chinese  Mission  House  of  the  Methodist  Epis- 
copal Church. 

Location  north  side  of  Washington  Street  between 
Stockton  and  Powell.  Rev.  Otis  Gibson,  Superm- 
tendent;  Rev.  Hii  Sing  Me,  Native  Preacher. 

The  Mission  House  recently  erected  is  a  neat  and 
commodious  edifice,  fifty-six  by  seventy  feet,  and 
three  stories  high.  On  the  main  floor  are  three 
school-rooms  with  double  folding  doors  between,  so 
that  when  desirable  they  can  all  f)e  thrown  into  one 
room  forgeneial  school  exercises  or  religious  services. 
On  the  second  floor  of  the  Chinese  department  are 
two  school-rooms,  also  connected  by  folding  doors, 
and  rooms  for  the  family  of  the  native  preacher.  The 
third  floor  of  this  portion  of  the  building  contains 
four  fine  rooms,  designed  for  a  female  department. 
The  entrance  to  the  Chinese  department  is  on  Stone 
Street,  and  to  the  Parsonage  department,  916  Wash- 
ington Street. 

The  total  cost  of  the  property  m  $32,000,  one- 
third  of  which  has  been  contributed  by  friends  on 
this  Coast,  and  the  balance  has  been  paid  by  the 
Missionary  Society  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church,  to  which  Society  the  property  is  deeded. 

School  is  held  every  evening  during  the  week  ex- 
cept Saturday.  Tuition  $1  per  month.  Bible  Class 
meets  every  Sabbath  at  half-past  ten  o'clock  A.  M. 
Sabbath  School  at  seven  o'clock  p.  m. 


Prudent  men  iiutire  in  the  FEOPliES. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708.  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Fancy  Goods. 


CHURCHES     AND     SOCIETIES. 


873 


The  Mariners  Church, 

Location  noitbenst  corner  of  SHcramento  and 
Druium  sti'eets.  Rev.  Joseph  Rowell,  Pastor; 
residence  J 206  Califoinia  Street. 

Tliischnrch  was  organized  with  six  members,  in 
December,  1858,  sind  now  numbers  one  hundred  and 
thirty.  The  honse  of  worship,  occujiied  by  the  so- 
ciety, is  a  commodious  wooden  buildinjr  erected  in 
1867  by  contributions  from  merchants  and  other  citi- 
zens of  San  Francisco. 

This  church  finds  a  wide  field  for  neefnlness,  in  the 
nsual  church  services,  a  large  Bible  Claims  for  seamen 
and  strangers,  a  Sabhatii  religious  reading  room, 
weekly  meetings  of  tlie  S.  F.  Marine  Temperance 
Society,  several  Prayer  Meetings,  on  weekday  even- 
ings, preaching  on  tiie  Sabbath,  and  personal  labor 
during  the  week  at  the  U.  S.  Maiine  Hospital,  dis- 
tribution of  bibles  and  tracts  on  shipboard,  boarding 
houses,  and  elsewhere,  and  missionary  labors  about 
the  streets,  wharves,  and  shipping,  and  on  board 
several  men-of-war  and  other  seagoing  vessels.  It 
is  an  undenominational  missionary  church. 

There  is  connected  with  this  church  a  Bible  Class 
and  Sabbath  School  numbering  more  than  one  hun- 
dred teachers  and  scholars. 

Services  every  Sabhath  at  eleven  o'clock  a.m.  and 
three,  and  half-past  seven  o'clock  p.  m. 

During  the  year  1860  a  society  was  formed  among 
the  business  men  of  San  Francisco,  having  for  its 
object  the  moral  improvement  of  seamen,  called  the 
San  Francisco  Port  Society.  It  seeks  to  attain  its 
object  by  sustaining  the  preaching  of  tiie  gospel,  and 
other  missionary  labors  in  couuectiou  with  the  Mar- 
iners' Church. 

Officers. — Rev.  J.  Rowell,  Pastor  and  Chaplain  of 
the  American  Seaman's  Friend  Society,  who  has  la- 
bored here  since  August,  1858  ;  Henry  Chester  and 
Rasmus  Poulson,  Deacons;  Oliver  Eldridge,  Presi- 
dent; R.  B.  Swain,  Vice-President;  J.  Rowell,  Sec- 
retary; David  N.  Hawley,  Treasurer;  Ira  P.  Ran- 
kin, Levi  Stevens,  David  N.  Hawley,  \Vm.  H.  Sto- 
well,  I.  W.  Raymond.  J.  T.  Dean,  Dr.  J.  T.  Mc- 
Lean, and  J.  Rowell,  Trustees. 

Disciples  of  Christ. 

Congregation  of  Disciples  of  Christ  (Christian 
Church.)  Isaac  W.  Tener,  Pastor ;  meets  every 
Lord's  Day  at  eleven  o'clock  a.  m.  in  Druids'  Hall, 
413  Sutter  Street.     Membership,  fifty. 

First  Reformed  Church  (German.) 

Present  place  of  worship.  Excelsior  Hall,  711 
Mission  Street.  Rev.  Fuedeuick  Fox,  Pastor  ; 
residence  4312  Tehama  Street. 

This  society  was  organized  by  the  Rev.  Frederick 
Fox.  on  the  eleventh  of  April, 'l869.  Three  Elders 
and  three  Deacons,  together  with  the  Pastor,  con- 
stitute the  Consistory.  The  government  of  this 
Church  is  Presbyterian ;  its  form  of  worship  litur- 
gical. 

A  Sabbath  School  numbering  over  fifty  scholars 
was  commenced  on  the  eleventh  of  July. 

The  Church  and  School  are  the  first  of  the  kind 
organized  on  the  Pacific  Coast,  and  stand  in  connec- 
tion with  Zion's  Ciassis  Pennaof  the  Eastern  Synod 
of  the  Reformed  Churcii  in  the  United  Slates. 

Services  on  Sabbath  in  the  German  language  at 
eleven  o'clock  a.  m.,  and  in  English  at  half-past 
seven  o'clock  p.  m.  German  Sabbath  School  at  ten 
o'clock  A.  M.;  English  Sabbath  School  at  two  o'clock 
p.  M, 

The  Independent  German  Congregation  of 
Ban  Francisco. 

Incorporated  July  1st,  1870.  Lectures  held  at 
Mozart  Hall,  Sunday  at  11  o'clock,  a.m.,  Sunday 
School  at  9  o'clock,  a.m.  Number  of  scholars 
eighty. 

Officers — Herman  Weneel,  President ;  A.  Denike, 


Vice-President  ;  Adolph  Fried,  Secretary ;  Carl 
Leichter,  Financial  Secretary ;  Albert  Koster, 
Treasurer. 

Greek  Church. 

Place  of  worship,  91 1  Jackson  Street.  His  Grace 
Johannes,  Bishop  ;  Rev.  Paul  Kedrolivansky,  Arch 
Priest;  Rev.  Nicholas  KovRiGiN,  Pastor. 

A  society  was  incorporated  under  the  title  of  the 
Greek  Russian  Slavonian  Orthodox  Eastern  Church 
on  the  second  of  September,  1867,  the  objects  of 
which  are  "  to  have  a  church  wherein  will  be  held 
on  Sundays  and  other  holidays  religious  services  ac- 
.iccording  to  the  ritual  of  the  orthodox  Eastern 
Church,  to  care  for  its  sick  members  and  bury  its 
dead." 

Officers. — S.  Martinoyich,  President ;  B.  Rado- 
vich.  Secretary. 

Lyceum  for  Self-Culture. 

Meetings  are  held  at  Dashaway  Hall,  Post  Street, 
every  Sunday  at  two  o'clock  p.  m. 

Officers.— 3 -Ames  Battersby,  President ;  Caroline 
H.  Spear, Vice-President;  Rebecca  Fitzgerald,  I'rea- 
surer;  J.  Wylie  Mackie,  Recording  Secretary;  Car- 
rie M.  Parker,  Corresponding  Secretary. 


SOCIETIES. 


Eeligious. 


BAPTIST  CHURCH  EXTENSION  SOCIETY. 
— Incoi-porated  June  15th,  1868.  Objects:  "To 
secure  Church  Building  lots,  and  to  aid  in  the  for- 
mation of  Sabbath  Schools." 

Officers. — C.  V.  Grey,  President ;  M.  B.  French, 
Vice-President;  D.  C.  Breed,  Secretary;  J.  A. 
Eaton,  Treasurer. 

CALIFORNIA  BIBLE  SOCIETY.— Organized 
October  30th,  1849,  with  John  M.  Finley  as  Presi- 
dent, and  the  Revs.  J.  L.  Ver  Mehr,  Albert  W^il- 
liams,  and  W.  Taylor,  Vice-Presidents,  and  T.  D. 
Hunt  as  Secretary.  "The  first  building  of  the  so- 
ciety, on  Stockton  Street,  was  destroyed  by  fire  April 
26th,  1853,  when  a  new  one  was  erected  on  the  same 
site,  at  an  expense  of  $7,000.  The  corner  stone  of 
the  new  building,  on  Market  Street,  was  laid  with 
appropriate  ceremonies  May  2d,  1862.  The  edifice  is 
an  ornament  to  the  city,  a  marked  feature  of  the 
enterprise  and  foresight  of  the  Board  of  Trustees. 
Having  disposed  of  the  property  owned  by  the  so- 
ciety on  Montgomery  Street,  they  selected  this  loca- 
tion on  a  growing  thoroughfare,  in  hopes  that  the 
future  income  of  the  property  will  enable  the  re- 
spected agent.  Rev.  F.  Buel,  to  more  fully  extend 
the  circulation  of  the  Holy  Scriptures  in  this  State 
and  the  Pacific  Coast.  The  building  is  fifty  feet  by 
seventy-five,  three  stories  high,  with  stores  on  the 
ground  floor.  One  of  them  is  now  occupied  as  the 
depository  of  the  society.  The  name  of  the  society 
was  changed  by  Act  of  the  Legislature,  1859,  from 
the  San  Francisco  Bible  Society  to  its  present  title. 
New  constitution  adopted  November,  I860.  Depo- 
8itoi7  757  Market  Street.  Meetings  of  the  Board  of 
Trustees  are  held  by  appointment  on  the  Tuesday 
after  the  first  Sunday  of  each  month. 

Officers. — Annis  Alerrill,  President ;  Revs.  A.  L. 
Stone,  D.D.,  Henry  M.  Scudder.D.D.,  W.T.Lucky, 
O.  P.  Fitzgerald,  T.  M.  Cunningham,  J.  Rowell,  L. 
Walker,  and  H.  D.  Lathrop,  all  of  San  Francisco  ; 
Revs.  S.  H.  Willey,  Lucius  Hamilton,  of  Oakland  ; 
Rev,  W.  H.  Hill,  Rev.  I.  E.  Dwinell,  F.  Chastler, 
of  Sacramento  ;  Rev.  C.  C.  Pierce,  of  Placerville  ; 
Rev.  George   Mooar,  of    Oakland ;    Rev.  M.   C. 


JONES,  PUliliMAN  &  CO.,  lie  Sausom  Street,  Dress  Trimminss. 
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SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY 


Brigge,  of  Santa  Clara,  and  Rev.  W.  I.  Maclay,  of 
Napa,  Vice-Presidents  ;  Charles  Wittram,  Treas- 
urer ;  William  R.  Wadsworth,  Secretary  ;  Elijah 
Bigelow,  John  Reynolds,  E.  P.  Flint,  W.  H.  Co- 
dington, Nath'l  Gray,  and  Rev.  F.  Buel,  Trustees. 

CALIFORNIA  THEOLOGICAL  SEMINARY 
ASSOCIATION.— Organized  October  12th,  18t56. 
The  object  of  this  association  is  to  establish  and 
maintain  a  Theological  Seminary  upon  the  Pacific 
Coast.  Such  a  seminary  is  now  m  operation  at  502 
Montgomery  Street,  under  the  name  of  the  Pacific 
Theological  Seminary,  Rev.  Drs.  J.  A.  Benton  and 
George  Mooar,  Professors.  All  ministers  or  mem- 
bers of  Congregational  Churches  who  are  favorable 
to  the  object,  and  express  their  assent  to  the  Declar- 
ation of  Faith  adopted  by  the  congregational  Council 
in  Boston,  in  1865,  may  become  members  of  this  as- 
sociation. Persons  who  have  made  generous  dona- 
tions to  the  seminary  may  become  honorary  mem- 
bers by  a  vote  of  three-fourths  of  the  members  pres- 
ent at  any  regular  meeting.  The  annual  meeting  of 
this  association  will  be  held  on  the  Tuesday  follow- 
ing the  first  Sabbath  in  October,  at  such  place  as 
may  be  designated  by  them.  Other  meetings  of  the 
association  may  be  called  at  any  time  by  the  Presi- 
dent, by  publishing  a  notice  thereof  in  some  news- 
paper of  general  circulation,  at  least  two  weeks  pre- 
viously. 

Officers.— I.  E.  Dwinell,  D.D.,  President ;  Rev. 
W.  L.  Jones,  Vice-President;  Rev.  J.  Kimball,  Sec- 
retary ;  L.  B.  Bench  ley.  Treasurer ;  Rev.  J.  A.  Ben- 
ton, Noah  Brooks.  Rev.  W.  C.  Pond,  James  M.  Ha- 
ven. Rev.  C.  H.  Pope,  L.  C.  Gunn,  M.  D.,  Rev.  Eli 
Corwin,  T.  B.  Bigelow,  Rev.  A.  L.  Stone,  D.  D.,  E. 
P.  Flint,  Rev.  I.  E.  Dwinell,  D.  D.,  and  L.  B. 
Benchley,  Trustees.  Two  Trustees  to  be  elected 
annually. 

OLIVET  PRESBYTERIAN  SOCIETY.— Ob- 
jects :  To  spread  the  doctrines  of  the  Presbyterian 
Church.  Number  of  members,  thirteen.  Meets 
northeast  corner  of  Tennessee  and  Sierra  streets. 

Officers. — Anson  Barstow,  President ;  John  B. 
Thompson,  Vincent  Bellman,  Adoneia  Fulton,  and 
William  Thompson,  Trustees. 

PROTESTANT  EPISCOPAL  CHURCH 
HOME  ASSOCIATION.— Organized  January, 
1869.  Incorporated  January  25th,  1870.  Objects: 
To  establish  and  sustain  a  charitable  institution  for 
the  permanent  care  and  maintenance  of  poor,  aged, 
or  infirm  women,  members  of  the  Episcopal  Church, 
who  are  from  any  cause  incapacitated  from  taking 
care  of  themselves,  and  such  others  as  the  Board  of 
Managers  may  think  entitled  to  its  benefits.  Also, 
for  the  temporary  residence  of  Christian  women 
seeking  employment. 

The  association  is  supported  by  monthly  contribu- 
tions from  the  various  Protestant  Episcopal  Churches 
of  San  Francisco.  Location  of  Home,  Mission  Street 
between  Fourteenth  and  Fifteenth. 

Oncers.— Right  Rev.  Bishop  Kip,  D.D.,  Presi- 
dent ;  Rev.  T.  W.  Brotherton,  Vice-President ;   D. 

0.  Kelley,  Secretary  and  Treasurer  ;  Right  Rev.  W. 

1.  Kip,  D.D.,  Rev.'H.  D.  Lathrop,  D.D.,  Charles 
Langley,  William  B.  Hooper,  H.  F.  Williams,  and 
D.O.  Kelley,  Trustees.  Ladies'  Board  of  Managers  : 
Mrs.  W.  R.  Wheaton,  President ;  Mrs.  S.  R.  Throck- 
morton, Vice-President ;  Mrs.  A.  W.  Belknap,  Se- 
cretary ;  Mrs.  C.  Jackson,  Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  CHRISTIAN  SABBATH 
SOCIETY.— Organized  by  a  general  convention,  at 
Sacramento,  January  4tb,  18H5.  Reorganized  at  Sau 
BYancisco,  June  7ih,  1866.  01)ject  :  "  To  promote, 
by  the  presentation  of  light  and  motive  through  the 
press,  pulpit  and  other  agencies,  a  better  observance 
of  the  Christian  Sabbath." 


First  Public  Anniversary,  June  10th,  1866.  at 
Calvary  Presbyterian  Church,  San  Francisco  ;  Rev. 
A.  L.  Stone,  D.D.,  Rev.  D.  B.  Cheney,  and  Rev.  C 
H.  Afflerbach,  Speakers.  Second  Public  Anniver- 
sary, June  23d,  1867,  at  First  Presbyterian  Church, 
San  Francisco,  Rev.  James  Ellis,  Speaker.  Fifth 
Public  Anniversary,  January  8th,  1871,  at  C.ilvary 
Presbyterian  Church,  San  Francisco  ;  Rev.  A.  R. 
Medbury,  Rev.  W.  T.  Lucky.  D.  D.,  and  Rev.  E. 
Corwin,  Speakers. 

Officers.— H..  D.  Lathrop.  D.D.,  President ;  W.  T. 
Lucky,  D.D.,  and  H.  A.Sawtelle,  Vice-Presidents; 
J.  C.  Olmsted,  Treasurer  ;  J.  P.  Ludlow,  Secretary. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  CITY  MISSIONARY  AND 
CHURCH  EXTENSION  SOCIETY  OF  THE 
METHODIST  EPISCOPAL  CHURCH— Incor- 
porated August2d,  1869.  Capital,  $100,000.  Num- 
l)er  of  shares,  one  thousand.  Office,  1128  Market 
Street. 

Officers. — John  T.  McLean,  President :  H.  B. 
Heacock,  Vice-President ;  William  F.  Kellett,  Sec- 
retary. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  CITY  MISSIONARY  SO- 
CIETY.—Oiganized,  1867.  Office  northwest  cor- 
ner of  Washington  and  Sansom  streets.  Object-  : 
To  explore  the  moral  and  spiritual  wants  of  the 
poor  and  destitute  of  the  City  of  San  Francisco  ;  to 
carry  to  them  the  light  and  comfort  of  the  Gospel  of 
Salvation  ;  to  establish  Mission  Sabbath  Schools  ; 
to  secure  the  diffusion  of  the  Holy  Scriptures,  and 
other  religions  publications  ;  and  generally,  to  pro- 
mote the  cause  of  morality  and  religion  among  the 
unevangelized  of  this  community,  by  enlisting  the 
churches  more  largely  in  this  work,  and,  especially, 
by  the  employment  of  one  or  more  missionary  la- 
borers, as  the  funds  of  the  society  may  allow. 

Officers. — Rev.  A.  L.  Stone,  D.  D.,  President; 
Samuel  Cowles,  Vice-President ;  Samuel  Pillsbury, 
Secretary ;  L.  B.  Benchley,  Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  PORT  SOCIETY.— Organ- 
ized March,  1869.  The  object  of  this  society  is  the 
moral  improvementof  seamen,  and  others  connected 
with  the  sea,  in  this  port,  by  aiding  the  American 
Seaman's  Friend  Society  of  New  York  in  sustain- 
ing the  Mariner's  Church  of  San  Francisco,  and  in 
such  enterprises  connected  therewith  as  the  society 
may  approve.  This  society  is  organized  and  sus- 
tained on  the  principal  that  it  belongs  properly  to 
the  people  of  San  Francisco  to  provide  religious 
privileges  and  instruction  for  the  sailors  belonging 
to  and  visiting  this  port.  Any  person  may  become 
a  member  by  paying  five  dollars  a  year,  or  a  life 
member  by  the  payment  at  one  lime  of  fifty  dollars. 
In  1866  they  erected  a  fine  house  of  worship  for 
the  seamen  of  this  port,  on  the  corner  of  Sacramen- 
to and  Drumm  streets,  at  a  cost,  for  lot  and  house, 
of  more  than  $20,000,  the  larger  part  of  which  was 
contributed  for  the  purpose  by  citizens  of  San  Fran- 
cisco and  others,  and  $6,000,  the  balance,  was  raised 
by  loan  secured  by  mortgage  on  the  lot. 

'Oj^cers. —Oliver  Eldridge,  President,  R.  B. 
Swain,  Vice-President ;  J.  Rowell,  Secretary  ; David 
N.  Hawley,  Treasurer  ;  Ira  P.  Rankin,  J.T.  Dean, 
I.  W.  Raymond,  John  T.  McLean,  Levi  Stevens, 
Wm.  H.  Stowell,  David  N.  Hawley,  and  J.  Rowell, 
Trustees. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  TRACT  SOCIETY.— Aux- 
iliary to  the  American  Tract  Society.  Organized 
August  16th,  1852.  Depository  at  C.  Beach's  Book- 
store, 5  Montgomery  Street. 

Officers Rev.    J.  A.  Benton,   President;   Rev. 

Jos.  Rowell,  Rev.  M.  M.  Gibson,  and  W.  O.  An- 
drews, Vice-Presidents  ;  Thomas  B.  Lndlum,  Sec- 
retary ;  R.  J.  Trumbull.  Treasurer;  and  a  Board  of 
Directors  composed  of  one  delegate  from  each 
Evangelical  Church  in  this   City. 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUKANCE  CO.  a  growing  Company. 


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SODALITY  OF  THE  B.  V.  M.— Organized 
December,  1861.  Meetings  held  every  Sunday 
morning  at  half  past  nine  o'clock,  at  the  hall  be- 
longiny:  to  St  Ignatius'  College  on  Market  Street  be- 
tween Fourth  and  Fifth.  Organizations  of  the  above 
order  have  existed  for  the  past  two  hundred  years. 
This  sodality  was  founded  in  this  city  by  the  Rev. 
J.  M.  C.  Buchard,  S.  J.,  having  for  its  object  the 
moral  and  intellectual  improvement  of  its  members. 
It  is  directed  by  a  Chaplain,  and  governed  by  a 
Prefect  and  two  assistants,  together  -with  a  Secre- 
tary, Treasurer,  and  twelve  Consultors.  It  has  a 
library  of  about  twelve  hundred  volumes,  which  is 
being  increased  continually.  Number  of  members, 
about  six  hundred. 

Officers. — Peter  Lynch,  Prefect;  Thomas  Whar- 
ton, First-Assistant ;  Robert  Drought,  Second  As- 
sistiint  ;  J.  A.  Coffey,  Secretary  and  Librarian  ;  J. 
.1.  Jones,  Assistant  Secretary  and  Librarian  ;  John 
Hill,  Treasurer ;  J.  R.  Heaney,  Marshal  ;  John 
Donovan,  Assistant  Marshal ;  Rev.  J.  M.  C.  Bu- 
chard, S.  J.,  Cbaplaiu. 

ST.  BONIFACE  CHURCH  BUILDING  ASSO- 
CI.VnON.— Organized  August  15th,  1869.  Meets 
south  side  of  Tyler  Street  near  Jones. 

Officers. — P.  X.  Kast,  President;  Jacob  Kohler 
and  Adam  Bootz,  Vice-Presidents  ;  J.  P.  Schmitz 
and  L.  S.  Kast,  Secretaries  ;  F.  A.  Seiberlich,  Treas- 
urer. 

YOUNG  MEN'S  CHRISTIAN  ASSOCIATION. 

— Established  in  1853,  having  for  its  object  the  mor- 
al, social,  and  intellectual  improvement  of  young 
men  of  all  denominations,  by  means  of  a  Reading 
Room,  supplied  with  all  the  leading  religious  and 
secular  papei's,  magazines,  and  periodicals,  domes- 
tic and  foreign,  together  with  a  well-selected  Li- 
brary of  more  than  four  thousand  volumes,  open  to 
all.  There  is  also  a  commodious  Gymnasium,  Bowl- 
ing Alley  and  Chess  Room  open  to  members  only. 

The  Third  Monday  evening  of  each  month  is  de- 
voted to  social,  literary  and  musical  exercises,  open 
to  all.  A  prayer  meeting,  to  which  all  of  every  de- 
nomination are  welcome,  is  held  at.  the  rooms  every 
Saturday  evening,  from  eight  to  nine  o'clock  ;  also, 
a  daily  prayer  meeting  from  quarter  past  twelve 
o'clock  A.  M.,  to  one  o'clock. 

The  association  has  recently  erected  a  large  and 
handsome  building  on  Sutter  Street  between  Kearny 
and  Dupont.  The  rooms  are  open  every  day  from 
eight  o'clock  a.  m.,  to  ten  o'clock  p.  m.,  and  the  Li- 
brary from  three  to  ten  o'clock  p.  m.,  every  day 
except  Sunday. 

Officers. — Charles  Goodall,  President  ;  C.  J.  King, 
L.  S  B.  Sawyer,  Samuel  Mosgrove,  W.  M.  Cuberv, 
and  H.  M.  Robert,  Vice-Presidents  ;  F.  W.  Giil, 
Corresponding  Secretary  ;  J.  T.  Robert,  Recording 
Secretary;  H.  H.  Blake,  Treasurer  ;  H.  L.  Cham- 
berlain, Librarian. 


Benevolent, 

AMERICAN  PROTESTANT  ASSOCIATION. 
— Object:  Mutual  benefit  to  members  of  the  order. 

California  Lodge,  No.  1. — Organized  January 
llth,  1866.  under  charter  from  R.  W.  Grand  Lodge 
of  the  American  Protestant  Association  of  the  United 
States.  Meets  every  Monday  evening  at  105  Post 
Street. 

Ykrba  Buena  Lodge,  No.  2. — Organized  Jan- 
nary  8ih,  1868.  Meets  every  Friday  evening  at  413 
Sutter  Street. 

Germania  Lodge,  No.  3. — Organized  October 
26th,  1868.  Meets  every  Tuesday  evening  at  105 
Post  Street. 


Mount  Horeb  Lodge,  No.  4. — Organized  De- 
cember 29th,  1868.  Meets  every  Saturday  evening 
at  105  Post  Street. 

ANCIENT  JEWISH  ORDER  K,  S.  B.— 

Grand  Lodge  A.  J.  0.  K.  S.  B. — Meets  semian- 
nually  at  751  Market  Street. 

Officers. — M.  Wilson,  Grand  Saar  ;  William  Mey- 
er, Deputy  G.  S.  ;  H.  Danziger,  G.  Nassi ;  A.  B. 
Ephraim,'G.  Sofer ;  S.  May,  G.  Gisber  ;  Peter 
Abrahamson,  G.  Cohen  ;  B.  E.  Von  Staten,  G.  Sho- 
mer  ;  L.  Licht,  G.  S.  Hap. 

Har  Harmoriah  Lodge,  No.  3.— Meets  every 
Sundav  evening  at  751  Market  Street. 

Officers — L.  Levine,  W.  A. ;  J.  Schmidt,  N.  ;  I. 
Michael,  Achi ;  J.  Priebatch,  Al.  ;  L.  Licht,  Sofer  ; 
David  Levy.  Gisber  ;  L.  Neustadt,  Cohen  ;  J.  Ber- 
I'el,  Sg. ;  M.  Harris,  Shomer  ;  A.  Levy,  S.  Hap. 

Rehoboth  Lodge,  No.  6, — Meets  every  Monday 
evening  at  751  Market  Street. 

Officers. — M.  Spiro,  W.  A.;  L.  J.  Livingston,  N.; 
H.  Peiser,  Achi ;  L.  Ehrlich,  Al.;  A.  Praeger,  Sofer  ; 
M.  Isaacs,  Gisber  ;  J.  Cantrowitz,  Cohen  ;  S.  Krag- 
eu,  Sg.;  M.  Steinler,  Shomer  ;  B.  M.Blum,  Sh.  Hap. 

ZioN  Lodge,  No.  4. — Meets  every  Wednesday 
evening  at  751  Market  Street. 

Officers.— h.  Phillips,  W.  A.;  J.  Frankel,  N.;  L. 
J.  Henry,  Achi;  L.  Lachman,  Al.;  A.  B.  Ephraim, 
Sofer;  S.  May,  Gisber;  B.  Kaskel,  Cohen;  A.  Ger- 
80U,  Shomer;  L.  Platshek,  S.  Hap. 

Washington  Lodge,  No.  7. — Meets  every  Thurs- 
day evening  at  751  Market  Street. 

Officers.— -3.  Jacobson,  W.  A.;  S.  H.  Lichten- 
stein,  N.;  E.  Silberstein,  Achi ;  Emanuel  Levy,  AL; 
S.  Danielwitz,  Sofer;  Charles  Lehman,  Gisber;  J. 
M.  Cohen,  Cohen  ;  Charles  Pichner,  Sg. ;  S.  Gold- 
man, Shomer  ;  K.  Boreen,  S.  Hap. 

A.  J.  O.  K.  S.  B.  MUTUAL  AID  ASSOCIA- 
TION.—Organized  June  7th,  1868.  Meets  first 
Sunday  in  each  month,  at  751  Market  Street.  The 
object  of  this  association  is  to  secure  to  families  of 
its  deceased  members  pecuniary  aid. 

Officers. — P.  Abrahamson,  Piesident ;  M.  Lind- 
heimer,  Vice-President ;  A.  B.  Ephraim,  Secretary  ; 
R.  S.  Calish,  Treasurer;  L.  Licht,  H.  Peiser,  'S. 
May,  B.  L.  Brandt,  and  'Thomas  Cohn,  Trustees. 

ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  HIBERNIANS.— Or- 
ganized March  29th,  1869. 

Officers. — James  Browne,  State  Delegate  ;  P.  J. 
Sullivan,  State  Secretary  ;  John  McGuire,  General 
President;  James  Walters,  General  Vice-President; 
Archibald  Small, General  Secretary;  Patrick  Byrnes, 
General  Treasurer  ;  J.  J.  Donovan,  County  Dele- 
gate. 

Division,  No.  1. — Meets  second  Friday  of  each 
month  at  Hibernia  Hall,  246  Third  Street.  Number 
of  members,  four  hundred  and  fifty. 

Officers. — James  Barrett,  President ;  John  McCue, 
Vice  President  ;  Thomas  W.  O'Brien,  Secretary; 
Daniel  Harney,  Treasurer. 

Division,  No.  2. — Meets  first  Thursday  of  each 
month  at  Hibernia  Hall.  Number  of  members,  four 
hundred. 

Oncers.— Patrick  Bradley,  President ;  Terrence 
McManuR,  Vice-President ;  William  Gilleran,  Sec- 
retary ;  Michael  McMenomy,  Treasurer. 

Division,  No.  3. — Meets  second  Thursday  of  each 
month  at  Hibernia  Hall.  Number  of  nieuibeis, 
three  hundred  and  fifty. 

Officers. — James  (J'lJrien,  President ;  Thomas 
Connelly,  Vice-President ;  Daniel  Ryan,  Secretary; 
John  Murray,  Treasurer. 


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SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY, 


Division,  No.  4. — Meets  second  Tuesday  of  each 
month  at  Grand  Central  Hall,  SE  corner  Sixth  and 
Mai'ket  streets.  Number  of  members,  three  liundred. 

Officers. — Daniel  J.  Sullivan.  President  ;  Jere- 
miali  Sheeban,  Vice-President ;  M.  Preudiville,  Sec- 
retary; D.  Healy,,  Treasurer. 

Division,  No.  5. — Meets  first  Wednesday  of  each 
month  at  the  School  House,  near  the  Old  Mission 
Dolores  church,  SW  corner  Sixteenth  and  Dolores 
Streets.     Number  of  members,  one   hundred  and 

fifty 

Officers. — P.  E.  Hanna,  President ;  Michael  J. 
Wrin,  Vice-President  ;  James  J.  Brady,  Secretary  ; 
John  McMullin,  Treasurer. 

Division,  No.  6. — Meets  every  Monday  at  Hiber- 
nia  Hall.    Number  of  members,  seventy-tive. 

Officers.— P.  J.  Sullivan,  President;  M.  McDer- 
mott,  Vice-President  ;  Dennis  Bradley,  Secretary  ; 
T.  Donnelly,  Treasurer. 

ASSOCIATION   OP  THE   DAUGHTERS  OF 

ISRAEL Organized  April,   18fi4.    The  object  of 

the  Association  is  to  assist  widows  and  orphans. 
Meets  monthly  at  the  residence  of  some  member  of 
the  society.     Number  of  members,  thirty. 

Officers'— Mrs.  W.  Steinhart,  President,  328  Eddy 
Street;  Mrs.  M.  Cerf,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

AUSTRIAN  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY.— Or- 
ganized September  24tb,  1870.  Meets  at  638  Market 
Street,  on  the  first  and  third  Saturday  of  each  month. 
Object:  To  assist  needy  members  in  case  of  sickness 
and  distress. 

Officers. — Joseph  Vandor,  President  ;.John  Rady, 
Vice-President;  M.  C.  Hassett,  Recording  Secretary; 
Albert  Fritsch,  Financial  Secretary ;  Gottlieb 
Muecke,  Treasurer. 

B'NAI  B'RITH— District  Gkand  Lodge,  No. 
4. — Meetings  held  semi-annually,  at  Cuvenaut  Hall, 
105  Post  Street. 

O/fJcers.  —  Seixas  Solomons,  G.  N.  A.;  Louis 
Schwartz,  G.  A.;  B.  Dennery,  (Sacramento)  G.  Y.; 
Alex.  L.  Badt,  Grand  Secretary  ;  M.  Kaluiuk,  Grand 
Treasurer. 

Ophir  Lodge,  No.  21. — Meets  every  Wednesday 
evening  at  Covenant  Hall,  105  Post  Street. 

Officers. — J.  Bien,  President ;  L.  Seldner,  Secre- 
tary. 

MoDiN  Lodge,  No.  42. — Meets  every  Tuesday 
evening  at  Covenant  Hall,  105  Post  Street. 

Officers. — A.  Fromberg,  President ;  M. Waterman, 
Secretary. 

Pacific  Lodge,  No.  48. — Meets  every  Thursday 
evening  at  Covenant  Hall,  105  Post  Street. 
Officers. — A.  L.  Badt,  President. 

MoNTEFioRE  LoDGE,  No.  51. — Mects  every  Sun- 
day evening  at  Covenant  Hall,  105  Post  Street. 

Officers.— 8.  Silver,  President ;  A.  N.  Levy,  Sec- 
retary. 

Columbia  Lodge,  No.  127. — Meets  every  Mon- 
day evening  at  413  Sutter  Street. 

Officers. — H.  Laudsberg,  President ;  S.  Regens- 
burger.  Secretary. 

Golden  Gate  Lodge,  No.  128. — Meets  every 
Sunday  afternoon  at  413  Sutter  Street. 

Officers. — A.  Summerfield,  President ;  E.  Abram- 
eon.  Secretary. 

Covenant  Hall  Association. — Organized  1863, 
for  B'nai  B  rith  purooses.  Meetings  held  at  Cove- 
nant Hall,  105  Post  Street. 

Officers. — J.  Frank,  S.  S.  Arnheim,  J.  Zobel,  and 
S.  H.  Schocken,  Trustees. 


BRITISH  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY  OF  CAL- 
IFORNIA.— Rooms  No.  730  Montgomery  Street. 

This  society  was  organized  in  1865,  for  the  purpose 
of  attbrding  relief  to  sick  or  destitute  members  and 
persons,  who  were  subjects  of  Great  Britain  at  the 
lime  of  their  birth,  and  of  promoting  the  soci;il  and 
intellectnal  improvement  of  its  members.  Between 
twelve  and  thirteen  hundred  men,  including  many 
citizens  of  the  United  States,  have  been  admitted  tn 
membership,  and  there  are  now  some  two  hundred 
and  fifty  paying  members  including  ten  life  mem- 
bers on  the  rolls.  In  May,  1867,  the  association  wns 
completely  reorganized  and  incorporated,  and  a 
Constitution  adopted,  containing  .seveml  admirable 
features,  and,  among  others,  provisions  for  free  lect- 
ures and  debates.  From  the  time  of  its  formation, 
the  affairs  of  the  society  have  been  carefullv  and 
judiciously  managed,  and  its  cliarity  dispensed  with 
prudent  liberality.  It  has  uiiitornily  cooperated 
with  the  San  Francisco  Benevolent  Association  and 
St.  Andrews  Society,  and  through  its  agency  their 
burden  has  been  greatly  lightened,  many  hundreds 
of  sick  and  destitute  men,  women  and  children,  ef- 
fectively relieved,  and  a  large  number  provided  for 
with  employment.  The  relief  given  is.  for  the  most 
part,  temporary ;  and,  at  present,  under  the  new 
system  adopted  by  the  Board  of  Relief,  averages 
$1,78^  per  case.  During  the  year  ending  on  April 
30th,  1870,  the  smallest  number  of  applications  for 
any  one  month  whs  fifty  nine,  and  the  smallest 
amount  expended  $152,40;  the  largest  number  of 
applications  during  the  same  period  was  one  hun- 
dred and  sixty  eight  for  the  inclement  mouth  of  Jan- 
uary, involving  expenditure  of  $225,65.  For  the 
year  terminating  April  30th,  1870,  tiie  total  number 
of  persons  assisted  was  nine  hundred  and  ninety -one, 
and  the  total  amount  expended  for  their  benetit 
$2,394,58.  The  introduction  of  various  literary  and 
social  features,  and  the  opening  of  a  correspondence 
throughout  this  and  the  adjoining  States  and  Terri- 
tories, it  is  confidently  expected  will  largely  add  to 
the  usefulness  of  the  institution,  which  has  already 
attracted  the  marked  admiration  of  the  people  of 
San  Francisco.  The  Board  of  Relief  is  in  attendance 
daily  from    10  a.  m.,  to  1  p.  m. 

Officers.— WWWam  Lane  Booker,  H.  B.  M.  Con- 
sul ;  President ;  Simon  L.  Jones,  First  Vice-Prefi. 
dent  ;  Dr.  H.  Austin,  Second  Vice-President ;  Wm. 

B.  Agard,  Treasurer;  John  P.  McCurrie,Secretarv  ; 

C.  Pace,  S.  P.  Holden,  Richard  Ivers,  J.  Milbnrn, 
George  Naunton,  E.  R.  Highton,  and  Thomas  Nel- 
son, Board  of  Directors  ;  C.  Hopps.  William  Hayes, 
Thomas  Nelson,  D.  W.  Davis,  Alexander  Gray, 
Andrew  J.  Birrell,  and  E.  R.  Highton,  Board  of 
Relief  ;  George  Naunton,  J.  Milburn,  E.  R.  High- 
ton,  and  Thomas  Nelson,  Executive  Committee  ; 
Dr.  James  Blake,  Dr.  T.  H.  Bennett,  and  Dr.  Rob- 
ert Mackintosh,  Board  of  Physicians. 

CALIFORNIA  LABOR  EXCHANGE.— Com- 
menced operations  April  27th,  1868.  Sustained  by 
State  appropriation. 

Its  ol)jects  are  to  provide  employment  for  all 
clnsses  of  men  and  women  ;  to  obtain  and  distiibute 
reliable  information  relating  to  the  resources  of  tiie 
Pacific  Coast ;  and  to  inform  all  classes  of  persons 
where  their  labor  or  capital  may  be  employed  to 
the  greatest  advantage.  Office  819  Montgomery 
Street. 

Officers.— Iva,  P.  Rankin,  President;  C.  V.  Gilles- 
pie, Vice-Presideut ;  Charles  E.  McLane,  Treasur 
er  ;  A.  Zeehandelaar,  Secretary  ;  J.  B.  Roberts,  S. 
F.  Butterworth,  I.  Friedlander,  and  E.  L.  Sullivan, 
Trustees. 

CALIFORNIA  PRISON  COMMISSION.— 
Organized  November  27th.  1865. 

The  objects  of  this  association  are  the  ameliora- 
tion of  the  condition  of  prisoners  ;  the  impiovement 


PBOFIiES  INSUBANCi:  COMFANIT,  Oasli  Assets  Half  a  MilUon  Dollars. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712.  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  White  Shirts. 


SOCIETIE  S — B  ENEVOLENT. 


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of  prisons  and  prison  discipline,  and  the  aid  and  en- 
couragement of  discharged  prisoners,  in  tiieir  efforts 
to  regain  their  forfeited  positions  and  secure  for 
themselves  an  honest  livelihood.  Office  room  Xo.  6, 
fourth  floor,  302  Montgomery  Street. 

0/ff«'/-.s'.^AIpheu8  Bull,  President ;  Henry  Gih- 
bons,  M.  D.,  Vice-President;  James  Woodwortli, 
Secretary  ;  A.  J.  Moulder,  A.  B.  Forbes,  A.  J.  Ral- 
ston, Na'thaniel  Gray,  J.  VV.  H.  Campbell.  W.  O. 
Andrews,  Rev.  William  T.  Lucky,  D.  D.,  C.  L.  Tay- 
lor, J.  C.  Spencer,  Rev.  Albert  'Williams.  Hon.  E. 
D.  Sawyer,  and  Henry  Gibbons,  M.D.,  Trustees. 

CALIFORNIA  RESCUE  MISSION.— Incorpo- 
rated May  20th,  1870.  Meets  on  first  Thursday  ()f 
each  month  at  Young  Men's  Christian  Association 
Building,  23-1  Sutter  Street. 

Objects  :  To  furnish  a  home  for  the  reception  and 
reclamation  of  women  desiring  to  return  to  a  virtu- 
ous life.  The  Home  is  located  at  345  Fremont 
Street. 

Officers. —  Rev.  James  S.  Bush,  President  ;  R. 
Thompson.  Vice-President;  Mrs.  Coelia  Curtis,  Re- 
cording Secretary  ;  H.  M.  Robert.  Treasurer ; 
R.  Thompson,  (chairman)  Charles  Geddes,  H.  M. 
Robert,  J.  T.  Robert,  Mrs.  E.  P.  Stone,  Mrs.  S.  W. 
Holiaday,  Visiting  Committee ;  Mrs.  William  N. 
Tracy,  Matron. 

CALIFORNIA  STATE  WOMAN'S  HOSPI- 
TAL.— Inaugurated  May,  1867.  Organized  May, 
1868.  Location  corner" of  Howard  and  Twelfth 
streets. 

This  hospital  is  intended  solely  for  the  treatment 
of  diseases  peculiar  to  women,  and  that  none  may 
be  denied  its  benefits  it  has  been  divided  into  paying 
and  free  wards.  Applications  foradmit^sion  must  be 
made  to  the  medical  officers  or  to  the  Secretary  of 
the  Ladies"  Board.  « 

Officers. — John  J.  O'Connor,  President ;  George 
H.  Eggers,  Vice-President ;  J.  W.  Stow,  Secretary; 
Joseph  A.  Donohoe,  Treasurer  ;  John  Suott,  M.  D., 
Surgeon  in  charge  ;  O.  O.  Burgess,  M.  D.  and  Peter 
Schuh,  M.  D.,  Assistant  Surgeons. 

CHEBRA  ACHIM  RACHMONlM  ASSOCIA- 
TION.—Organized  October  26th,  1862.  Meetintra 
held  the  fourth  Sunday  of  each  month  at  I.  O.  R.  M. 
Hall,  510  Bush  Street.  Number  of  members,  one 
hundred  and  eight. 

Their  object  is  to  relieve  and  care  for  the  sick,  in- 
firm, and  disabled  members  of  the  society,  etc.  The 
funds  and  property  of  the  society  are  to  constitute  a 
Charity  Fund,  in  which  no  member  will  have  an 
individual  interest. 

Offirer.i. — M.  Silver, President;  Charles Grosslicht, 
Vice-President ;  H.  Peiser,  Recording  Secretary  ; 
L.  Licht,  Financial  Secretary  ;  M.  H.  Liditenstein, 
Treasurer ;  D.  Cohen,  Physician  ;  S.  Saalberg,  As- 
sistant Surgeon. 

CHEBRA  AHAB.\TH  ZION,  —  Incorporated 
October  7th,  1870.  Meetings  held  the  third  Sunday 
of  each  month  at  B'nai  B'rith  Hall,  105  Post  Street. 
Object,  mutual  relief  of  its  members. 

Officers. — .Jacob  Simon,  President;  Louis  Ehr- 
lich,  Vice-President  ;  Jacob  Gans,  Secretary  ;  H. 
Danziger,  Treasurer. 

CHEBRA  BETH  ABRAHAM.— Organized  Feb- 
ruary, 186-1.  Meetings  held  the  first  Sunday  of  each 
mouth,  at  105  Post  Street.  Number  of  members, 
forty.  Objects  of  this  society  are  to  aid  its  membens 
in  sickness  and  distress. 

Officers. — L.  J.  Levingston,  President ;  William 
Kohlmaim,  Vice-President ;  Sigmund  Morris,  Secre- 
tary ;  J.  M.  Cohen,  Treasurer. 


CHEBRA  BENAI  YISRAEL.— Organized  Sep- 
tember, 1861.  Meetintrs  held  the  fourth  Sunday  of 
each  month  at  I.  O.  R.  M.  Hall,  510  Bush  Street. 
Number  of  members,  one  hundred  and  twelve.  The 
object  of  this  society  is  to  afford  relief  to  its  members 
in  case  of  sickness  and  distiess. 

Officers. — A.    Levingston,  President ;  Roth, 

Vice-President ;  A.  T.  Prager,  Recording  Secretary; 
M.  Wolf,  Financial  Secretary  ;  S.  S.  Levy,  Treas- 
urer; J.  R.  Prevost,  Physician. 

CHEBRA  BIKUR  CHOLIM  UKEDISHA  SO- 

CIETY.^Organized  February.  18.57.  Meetings  held 
the  second  Sunday  of  each  month  at  I.  O.  R.  M.  Hall, 
510  Bush  Street.  The  object  of  this  society  is  to  aid 
its  members  in  case  of  sickness  or  distress. 

Officers. — Isaiah  Cohn,  President;  William  Meyer, 
Vice-President;  ;  A.  B.  Ephraim,  Secretary ;  Isidor 
Charles,  Treasurer. 

CHEBRA  B'RITH  SHALOME.— Meetings  held 
the  first  Sunday  of  each  mouth  at  I.  O.  R.  M.  Hall, 
510  Bush  Street.  Number  of  members,  one  huu 
dred  and  thirty-five.  The  object  of  this  society  is 
to  aid  its  members  in  case  of  sickness  and  distress. 

Officers. — R.  S.  Calish,  President ;  M.  G.  Harris, 
Vice-President ;  L.  Licht,  Recording  Secretaiy  ; 
James  Cohn,  Financial  Secretary  ;  S.  Polack,  Trea- 
surer ;  M.  Rockman,  Physician  ;  S.  Brodek,  Assist- 
ant Surgeon  ;  J.  C.  Moody,  Apothecary. 

CHINESE  BENEVOLENT  ASSOCIATION.— 

Established  1862.  Sustained  by  the  Hop  Wo  Com- 
pany, 736  Commercial  Street.  Sliong  Gee,  Agent. 
The  object  of  this  association  is  to  assist  Chinese 
coming  to  this  State;  to  procure  passage  for  the  des- 
titute when  desiring  to  return  to  China  ;  to  minis- 
ter to  the  sick,  bury  the  dead,  and  return  their 
corpses  to  their  native  laud. 

CLERK'S  RELIEF  SOCIETY.— Organized  in 

the  spring  of  1 864.  Meets  every  Saturday  evening,  at 
410  Kearny  Street.  Committee  on  Vacancies  meets 
every  Tuesday  and  Friday  evenings.  The  purpose 
and  aim  of  the  society  is  to  assist  merchant  clerks. 
First.  In  finding  employment  for  the  unemployed. 
Second.  In  assisting  sick  members.  Third.  In 
promoting  education  and  sociality  among  members. 
Fourth.  In  assisting  merchant  clerks  who  are  in 
need.  The  Society  has  at  present  (March,  1871) 
about  two  hundred  members.  The  German  lan- 
f^uage  is  principally  used  in  its  meetings;  hut  persons 
of  all  nationalities  are  received  as  members.  The 
society  is  in  possession  of  a  very  good  selected  li- 
brary of  about  twenty-two  hundred  vol umeSjConsist- 
ing  of  classical,  historical,  and  scientific  works, 
novels,  etc.,  in  the  German,  English,  and  French 
languages. 

Officers. — Carl  Schnaittacher,  President ;  Albert 
Dallemand,  and  Adolph  Fried,  Vice-Presidents;  M. 
Augustin,  Treasurer  ;  M.  Ordeustein,  Secretary  ;  A. 
Max,  Financial  Secretary. 

EUREKA  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY.— Estab- 
lished October,  1850,  to  assist  poor  and  needy  He- 
brews, in  want  or  sickness.  Number  of  members, 
three  hundred,  who  pay  one  dollar  each  per  month, 
besides  a  small  additional  sum  to  accumulate  as  a 
sinking  fund  for  the  support  of  widows  aud  opbans. 
The  society  has  a  fund  on  interest. 

Officers. — M.  Heller.President :  S.W.  Levy  .Vice- 
President  ;  Leo  Eloesser,  Secretary ;  J.  Bi-anden- 
stein.  Treasurer  ;  M.  Steppacher,  Collector. 

EXEMPT  FIRE  COMPANY,— Organized  De- 
cember 8th,  1862,  in  pursuance  of  Act  of  the  Legis- 
lature, approved  March  26th,  1857,  which  provides 
that  Exempt  Members  of  the  Deimrtraent  may  or- 


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ganize  themselves,  to  be  known  and  designated  as 
tbe  "  Exempt  Fire  Company,"  and  for  the  purpose 
of  associating  themselves  together  for  mutual  benefit 
and  assistance,  and  for  the  more  especial  object  of 
receiving  and  administering  the  "  Fire  Department 
Charitable  Fund,"  from  which  they  are  entitled  by 
law  to  relief.  Meetings  of  the  company  are  held 
on  the  third  Monday  of  each  month,  at  their  Hall 
on  Brenham  Place.  Number  of  members,  nine 
hundred  and  six.  The  Charitable  Fund  contained, 
January  let,  187J,  $86,li:).86. 

Officers. — Franklin  L.  Jones,  President ;  Joseph 
Austin  and  C.  C.  Wilson,  Vice-Presidents  ;  Henry 
C.  Squire,  Secretary  ;  Archibald  Wason,  Treasurer; 
Timothy  McCarthy,  Cornelius  O'Connor,  John  L. 
Durkee,  John  Bigley,  T.A.  Mitchell,  G.W.  Corbell, 
John  McCullv,  E.  T.  Battnrs,  Abram  Fromberg  and 
P.  B.  Quinlan,  Executive  Committee ;  Bernard 
Woolf,  John  B.  Taylor,  Jr.  and  August  Browning, 
Visiting  Committee  ;  B.  H.  Freeman,  William  Mar- 
tin, Charles  D.  Carter,  W.  W.  Haney  and  Frank  G. 
Edwards,  Dii-ectors  of  Charitable  Fund. 

FENIAN  BROTHERHOOD.— 

Thomas  F.  Burke  Circle. — Organized  1856. 
Meets  at  Hibernia  Hall.  246  Third  Street  every 
Tuesday.  Number  of  members,  one  hundred  and 
fifty. 

Officers. — John  Reed,  Center;  P.  J.  Kain,  Secre- 
tary; James  Kelly,  Treasurer. 

Erin's  Hope  Circle. — Organized  1858.  Meets 
at  Hibernia  Hall  246  Third  Street  every  Tuesday. 
Number  of  mefl:ibers,  one  hundred   and   thirty-five. 

Officers.^3.  Lynch,  Centre;  M.  Cunningham, 
Secretary;  J.  D.  Smith,  Treasurer. 

Emmet  Circle. — Organized  1859.  Meets  at 
Irish  American  Hall  every  Tuesday.  Number  of 
members,  two  hundred  and  sixty. 

Officers  — M.  F.  Cummings,  Center;  P.  J.  Casey, 
Secretary;  Timothy  Nunan,  Treasurer. 

FIRST  HEBREW  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY. 

— Established  in  1849,  to  assist  needy  Hebrews  in 
sickness  and  in  want.  Reorganized  1853,  incorpo- 
rated 1862.  Number  of  members,  four  hundred 
and  seven.  Trustee  meetings,  second  Sunday  of  each 
month. 

Officers. — C.  Meyer,  President  ;  J.  M  .  Martin, 
Vice-President ;  P.  Berwin,  Treasurer  ;  B.  Isaac, 
Secretary  ;  Philip  Born,  Collector. 

FIRST  HEBREW  LADIES'  MUTUAL  BENE 
FIT  ASSOCIATION.— Organized  January  10th, 
1864.  Meetings  held  third  Sunday  of  each  month, 
at  728  Montgomery  Street.  Number  of  members, 
one  hundred  and  sixteen.  The  object  of  this  associa- 
tion is  to  establish  an  institution  for  mutual  assis- 
tance to  ladies  of  the  Hebrew  faith,  who  may  be- 
come members  of  the  association  ;  to  furnish  a  physi- 
cian and  medicine,  a  weekly  benefit  to  sick  mem- 
bers ;  and,  on  the  death  of  a  member,  to  defray  the 
funeral  expenses. 

Officers. — P.  Abramson,  President  ;  G.  Baum, 
Vice-President ;  S.  Peyser,  Secretary  ;  Henry  Dan- 
ziger.  Treasurer  ;  M.  Rockman,  Physician. 

FRENCH  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY  (Soci6t6 
Fran9aise  de  Bienfaisance  Mutuelle). — Established 
December  28th,  1851.  This  is  a  Mutual  Relief  Soci- 
ety, established  for  the  purpose  of  allbrding  assist 
ance  to  its  members,  in  case  of  sickness.  The  office 
of  the  society  is  located  at  Pioneer  Hall,  808  Mont- 

fomery  Street.  A  new  and  commodious  hospital 
as  been  recently  erected  on  Bryant  Street  between 
Fifth  and  Sixth,  which  forms  a  very  important  addi- 
tion to  the  charitable  institutions  of  the  city. 


Officers. — L.  Nolf,  President ;  N.  Landry  and  V. 
Chevallier,  Vice-Presidents  ;  A.  Schroeder  and  J. 
B.  Guillemette.  Secretaries  ;  H.  Lucke,  Treasurer  ; 
E.  Chenot,  J.  B.  Neulens,  A.  Toussin.  L.  Bresse.  J. 
St.  Dennis,  Constant  Schoenmakers,  J.  Deweil,  G. 
Diistugue  and  A.  de  Surville,  Trustees  ;  A  Durand, 
Collector. 

GERMAN  GENERAL  BENEVOLENT  SOCI- 
ETY OF  SAN  FRANCISCO  (styled  in  German, 
Die  Allgeraeine  Deutsche  UnterstuetznuKS,  Gesell- 
schaft),  is  one  of  the  largest  and  most  efficient  chari- 
table associations  in  this  State.  It  was  organized  on 
the  seventh  of  January,  1854,  with  one  hundred  and 
five  members,  and  has  rapidly  increaped  until  now 
it  numbers  thirteen  hundred  and  forty-two  city 
members.and  four  hundred  and  eighty  in  the  interior. 

Only  Germans  and  persons  speaking  German  are 
admitted  to  membership.  The  chief  purpose  of  the 
association  is  mutual  assistance  in  case  of  sickness, 
and  when  sick  every  member  has  a  right  to  demand 
support  and  medical  attendance  from  the  society. 
The  society  has  a  second  purpose  of  doing  charity  to 
Germans  not  members  of  the  association,  and' es- 
pecially to  German  immigrants  newly  arrived.  The 
society  has  a  hospital  situated  on  Brannan  Street 
near  Third,  built  of  brick,  two  stories  high,  with  a 
basement,  one  hundred  and  twelve  and  one-half  feet 
front,  fifty  feet  deep,  with  a  wing  in  the  rear  of 
twenty -three  feet  front,  two  hundred  and  twelve 
feet  deep,  furnished  with  steam,  sulpur,  hot  and 
cold  water  and  shower  baths,  and  other  conven- 
iences for  the  treatment  of  the  sick.  The  wards 
are  smaller  than  any  other  hospital  in  the  city,  so 
that  not  many  patients  are  put  toj^ether  in  a  room. 
The  lot  upon  which  the  hospital  is  built  is  one  hun- 
dred and  thirty-seven  feet  six  inches  wide  by  two 
hundred  and  seventy-five  feet  long,  the  whole  sur- 
rounded by  a  high  fence  and  cultivated  in  a  fine 
garden,  a  part  planted  with  oinamenial  flowers  and 
shrubs,  and  a  part  with  kitchen  vegetables.  The 
property  of  the  society,  including  the  lotand  hospital 
buildings,  is  worth  about  $60,000,  and  a  lot  recently 
purchased,  bounded  by  Sanchez,  Noe,  Dale,  and 
Vale  streets,  valued  at  $16,000.  'The  revenue  of  the 
society  amounted  in  1870  to  $28,374.71,  derived 
chiefly  from  a  monthly  assessment  of  one  dollar 
levied  on  each  member.  The  expenses  the  sauie 
year  amounted  to  $27,982.01.  The  society  lias  as 
paid  servants  in  the  hospital,  a  superintendent,  an 
apothecary,  a  gardener,  a  cook,  and  five  waiters. 

The  office  is  at  732  Washington  Street,  where  the 
principal  agent,  Julius  Barckhansen,  can  be  found 
from  eight  o'clock  a.  m.  to  five  o'clock  p.  m.,  on 
week  days.  All  applications  for  admission  into  the 
society,  or  for  charitable  relief,  and  to  furniBh  em- 
ployment, or  servants  to  applicants,  should  be  ad- 
dressed to  the  agent.     No  charge  for  application. 

Officers. — G.  C.  Bode,  President  ;  Charles  Vol- 
berg  and  Frederick  Koster,  Vice-Presidents ;  F. 
Dohrmann,  Recording  Secretary  ;  H.  Balzer,  Fi- 
nancial Secretary  ;  H.  Nielsen,  Treasurer  ;  .Joseph 
Brandensteiu,  Ad.  Mayrisch,  H.  Pfliigei',  H.  Horst, 
A.  F.  Jeghers,  F.  Habenicht,  and  M.  Phillipp,  Di- 
rectors ;  Julius  Barckhausen,  Principal  Agent ; 
F.  Loehr,  J.  Regensburger,  and  A.  Wilhelm,  Phy- 
sicians. 

GRAND  ARMY  OF  THE  REPUBLIC— Or 

ganized  January,  1867. 

This  is  on  organization  of  honorably-discharged 
soldiers,  sailors,  and  marinesof  the  Army  and  Navy 
of  the  United  States,  who  served  to  suppress  the  late 
rebellion,  and  whose  objects  are  to  perpetuate  a 
fraternal  feeling  among  its  members,  to  aid  and  as- 
sist those  in  distress,  and  provide  for  the  widows 
and  orphans  of  their  deceased  comrades. 

Officers  of  Di"partinenl  of  California. — William 
E.  McArthiir,  Grand  Commander  ,  San  Francisco; 


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SOCIETIE  S — B  ENEVOLENT. 


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George  H.  Robinson.  Senior  Vice-Grand  Com- 
mander, Sacramento ;  Charles  E.  Lancaster,  Junior 
Vice-Grand  Commander,  San  Francisco ;  Major  A. 
H.  W.  Creiuh,  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  San 
Francisco  ;  Charles  H.  P^ldridge,  Assistant  Quarter 
Master  General,  San  Francisco  ;  Col.  Joseph  Van 
dor,  Judge  Advocate,  San  Francisco  ;  Charles  C. 
Bunn,  Inspector,  San  Francisco  ;  P.  H.  Humphrey, 
M.  D.,  Medical  Director,  San  Francisco;  A.  L. 
Stone,  D.  D.,  Chaplain,  San  Francisco  ;  Captain 
James  O'Brien,  San  Francisco,  Delegate  to  National 
Encampment;  Colonel  James  Coey,  Member  of 
National  Coinicil  of  Administration;  Lt.  Colonel 
Thomas  H.  Craig,  Assistant  Inspector  General  for 
Department  of  California. 

Stakr  King  Post,  No.  I. — James  E.  Hughes, 
Commander.  Organized  May  22d,  1807.  Meets 
every  Monday  at  eight  o'clock  p.  m.,  at  the  G.  A. 
R.  Hall,  638  Market  Street. 

Lincoln  Post, No.  2. — Celsus  Brewer,  Comman- 
der. Organized  May  27th,  1867.  Meets  every  Fri- 
day at  eight  o'clock  p.  m.,  at  the  G.  A.  R.  Hall. 

Sedgwick  Post,  No.  4. — Edward  C.  Frey,  Com- 
mander. Organized  Dec.  9th,  18G9.  Meets  first 
and  third  Thursdays  of  each  month  at  eight  o'clock 
p.  M.,  at  the  G.  A.  "R.  Hall. 

Admiral  Dahlgren  Post,  No.  5. — W.  F.  R. 
Schindler,  Commander.  Organized  August  23d, 
1870.  Meets  every  first  and  third  Tuesdavs  of  each 
month  at  eight  o'clock  p.  m.,  at  the  G.  A.  it.  Hall. 

GRAND  ARMY  OF  THE  REPUBLIC  CEM- 
ETERY ASSOCIATION.— Incorporated  January 
28th,  1870.  Meets  at  G.  A.  R.  Hall,  638  Market 
Street. 

Officers. — J.  C.  Sargent,  President;  Celius 
Brower,  Secretary;  W.  H.  Aiken,  Treasurer. 

GREEK  RUSSIAN  SLAVONIAN  BENEVO- 
LENT SOCIETY.— Organized  September  2d,  1867. 
Meetings  held  first  Monday  of  each  month,  NE  cor 
of  Post  and  Jones  streets.  Number  of  members, 
thirty. 

The  objects  of  the  society  are  to  have  a  church 
wherein  will  be  held  on  Sundays  and  other  holidasy 
religious  services  according  to  "the  ritual  of  the  Or- 
thodox Eastern  Church,  and  to  take  care  of  its  sick 
members  and  bury  its  dead. 

Officers. — Samuel  Martinovich,  President ;  Luca 
Zenovich,  Vice-President  ;  Nicholas  Dabovich, 
Treasurer;  E.  Radovich,  Secretary. 

IMPROVED  ORDER  OP  RED  MEN.— Office 
607  Washington  Street. 

Great  Cuuucil  of  California. — Next  session. 
Buck  Moon  G.  S.  D.,  380  at  Sacramento  City. 
Davis  Louderback,  G.  S.  San  Francisco  ;  William 
H.  Mills,  G.  S.  S.  Sacramento;  S.  W.  Blakely,  G. 
J.  S.  Santa  Cruz  ;  William  T.  Cruikshank,  G.  P. 
Somersviile  ;  J.  A.  Woodson,  G.  C.  R.,  San  Fran- 
cisco ;  William  Friel,  G.  K.  W.,  San  Francisco  ; 
Ben.  Johnson,  G.  G.  F.,  San  Francisco;  C.  F. 
Schmidt,  Gr.  Sannap,  San  Francisco  ;  D.  Brown- 
stone,  G.  G.  W.,  San  Francisco. 

Number  of  Tribes  in  the  State,  thirty-seven.  The 
following  meet  in  San  Fi'ancisco. 

Marin,  No.  1,  (German.) — Meets  every  Tuesday 
evening  at  773  Market  Street. 

Hiawatha,  No.  3. — Meets  every  Monday  at  342 
Bush  Street. 

Manzanita,  No.  4. — Meets  every  Wednesday  at 
342  Bush  Street. 

St.  Tammany,  No.  5.- 
Bush  Street. 


-Meets  every  Friday  at  342 


-Meets  every  Monday  at 


Iritaba,  No.  6.— Meets  every  Thursday  at  773 
Market  Street. 


YoSemite,  No.  7.— Meets  every  Wednesday  at 
773  Market  Street. 

Willamette,  No.  8. — Meets  every  Thursday  at 
773  Market  Street. 

MiANTONOMAH,  No.  9. — Meets  every  Tuesday  at 
342  Bush  Street. 

POHONACHEE,  NO.  10.- 

342  Bush  Street. 

Pocahontas,  No.  11. — Meets  every  Friday  at  342 
Bush  Street. 

SoToroME,  No.  12.— Meets  every  Saturday  at  342 
Bush  Street. 

Klamath,  No.  13.— Meets  every  Thursday  at  342 
Bush  Street. 

Naiiragansett,  No.  23. —  (not  meeting.) 

MiNNEvvA,  No.  25. — Meets  every  Sunday  at 
Druid's  Hall,  413  Sutter  Street. 

Willewa,  No.  33. — Meets  every  Thursday  at 
Corinthian  Hall,  31  Post  Streeet. 

TuscoRARA,  No.  36.— Meets  every  Thursday  at 
773  Market  Street. 

Tahoe  Degree  Council,  No.  1. — Meets  every 
other  Sunday. 

Tyhee  Degree  Council,  No.  2. — Meets  every 
other  Sunday. 

IMPROVED  ORDER  RED  MEN'S  LIBRARY 
ASSOCIATION.— Rooms  at  the  Wigwam,342  Bush 
Street,  open  daily. 

IMPROVED  ORDER  RED  MEN'S  HALL 
ASSOCIATION.— F.  P.  Dann,  Secretary;  office 
604  Merchant  Street. 

IMPROVED  ORDER  RED  MEN'S  SAVINGS 
AND  LOAN  SOCIETY.— Incorporated  May  10th, 
1870.  Commenced  business  Oct.  1st,  1870.  Guar- 
antee Fund,  $300,000.  $45,000  paid  in,  8,000  mem- 
berships. Office  340  Bush  Street.  No  entrance  fee 
charged  to  depositors.  Deposits  received  from  the 
public  in  general  to  all  amounts,  and  as  low  as  25 
ents. 

Officers. — C.  D.  Cushman,  President ;  R.  L.  Tay 
lor.  Secretary  and  Cashier. 

INDEPENDENT    ORDER    OF    RED    MEN 

(exclusive  German  Order). — The  Gross  Stamm  of 
California  meets  in  January  and  July  at  the  Hall, 
510  Bush  Street. 

Officers.— T.  F.  Lohse,  Grand  O.  Ch.;  L.  Goetz, 
Grand  U.  Ch.;  A.  HoUoway,  Grand  B.  Ch.;  C. 
Borchard.  Grand  Pr.;  C.  W.  Lomler,  Grand  Secre- 
tary ;  J.  Haaf,  Grand  Treasurer. 

The  following  named  Encampment  and  Stamms 
meet  at  the  Hall,  on  Bush  Street  at  half  past  seven 
o'clock  P.M.  in  winter,  and  eight  o'clock  p.m.  in 
summer. 

Yerba  Buena  Encampment.  —  Meets  every 
Thursday. 

Pacific  Stamm,  No.  66.— Meets  every  Monday- 

California  Stamm,  No.  70. — Meets  every  Fri- 
day. 

Golden  Gate  Stamm,  No.  74. — Meets  every 
Wednesday. 

JoHANN  AS  Stamm,No.  78. — Meets  every  Tuesday. 

San  Francisco  Stamm,  No.  83. — Meets  every 
Thursday. 

Germania  Stamm,  No.  118.— Meets  every  Tues- 
day. 

Columbus  Stamm, No.  119. — Meets  every  Friday. 

Eureka  Stamm,  No.  120. — Meets  every  Mon- 
day. 


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INDEPENDENT  RED  MEN'S  HALL  ASSO- 
CIATION. —  Incorporated  December  24th,  1867. 
Capital  $30,000.  Number  of  shares,  three  thousand. 
Meets  last  Tuesday  of  each  month  at  the  Hall,  510 
Bush  Street. 

Officers. — H.  A.  Siegfried,  President ;  F.  Wicken- 
hauser,  Vice-President ;  F.  Schirmeier,  Secretary  ; 
P.  Liesenfeld,  Treasurer. 

INDEPENDENT  RED  MEN'S  MUTUAL 
AID  ASSOCIATION.— Incorporated  December 
30th,  1869.  Meets  at  I.O. R.M.Hall,  510  Bush  Street. 
Officem.—R.  A.  Siegfried,  President;  F.  R. 
Meyer,  Vice-President;  C.  Voss,  Treasurer;  D.  H. 
Boclimann,  Secretary. 

INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  WHITE  MEN. 
— Objects.  To  insure  fidelity  to  the  Government 
founded  upon  the  Constitution  of  tlie  United  States, 
as  framed  by  the  compatriots  of  Washington  ;  to  re- 
lieve the  distressed  and  to  secure  against  want  the 
■widows  and  orphans  of  deceased  members. 

Columbia  Lodge,  No.  1. — Organized  April  18th, 

1869.  Meets  every  Tuesday  at  Tittel's  Hall,  Bush 
Street.    Number  of  members,  seventy. 

Officers. — J.  L.  Downing,  W.  Sentinel  ;  Noah  F. 
Flood,  Past  W.  Commander  ;  G.  H.  Baker,  W. 
Commander;  A.  W.  Stratton,  W.  Warden;  O. 
Hixon,  W.  Chaplain  ;  S.  J.  Ashley,  W.  Treasurer; 
Butler  Burris,  W.  Secretary  ;  J.  W.  Porter,  W. 
Herald  ;  E.  Hawes,  W.  Messenger  ;  John  Kenyon, 
W.  Kuight. 

Eureka  Lodge,  No.   4. — Organized  July  28th, 

1870.  Meets  every  Friday  at  Hare's  Hall,  South  S. 
F.     Number  of  members,  twenty-six. 

Officers—  A.  R.  Fickett,  W.  Sentinel  ;  J.  W. 
Hodgkin,  Past  W.  Commander  ;  E.  C.  Hare,  W. 
Commander  ;  J.  V.  Cornwall,  W.  Warden  ;  J.  S. 
Hare,  W.  Chaplain  ;  C.  Witte,  W.  Treasurer  ;  A.  J. 
Hare,  W.  Secretary  ;  G.  A.  Grant,  W.  Herald  ; 
R.  Dobson,  W.  Messenger  ;  J.  A.  Hawkins,  W. 
Knight. 

Humboldt  Lodge, No.  5. — Organized  December, 
1870.  Meets  every  Wednesday,  at  Tittel's  Hall, 
Bush  Street.    Number  of  members,  eighteen. 

Officers. — J.  Schoenfelder,  W.  Sentinel  ;  H.  Na- 
ber.  Past  W.  Commander  ;  S.  M.  Bnlch,  W.  Com- 
mander ;  Charles  Engelke,  W.  Warden  ;  Wm. 
Smadeke,  W.  Treasurer  ;  H.  Gerstenberg,  W. 
Chaplain  ;  Charles  Hoppe,  W.  Secretary  ;  P.  Mc- 
Donald, W.  Herald  ;  W.  Palm,  W.  Messenger  ; 
H.  Holm,  W,  Knight. 

INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL.— Organized  by  Act  of 

the  Legislature,  18.i8.  Located  on  the  Ocean  House 
Road.    Office  City  Hall,  No.  11  second  floor. 

Officers. — Charles  D.  Carter,  President;  Benja- 
min D.  Dean,  Vice-President;  James  S.  Thomson, 
Secretary;  Henry  A.  Cobb,  Treasurer;  John  C.  Pel- 
ton,  Superintendent;  George  Furlong  and  Charles 
J.  Tibbey,  Teachers;  H.  Guerrier,  Music  Teacher; 
Henry  C.  Castello,  Superintendent's  Clerk;  Lemuel 
W.  Hutchins,  Farmer;  Raymond  H.  Murphy,  As- 
sistant Farmer  ;  Baptiste  Lombard,  Gardener  ; 
James  P.  Still,  Watchman;  James  Noble,  Foreman 
of  Shoe  Shop;  George  Woods,  Foreman  of  Tailor 
Shop;  John  Hilliard,  Carpenter;  Mrs.  P.  Noble, 
Nurse;  Mrs.  A.  M.  Thornley,  Seam.stress ;  Mrs.  El- 
leu  Casey,  Laundress;  Benjamin  D.  Dean,  Physi- 
cian. 

Number  of  inmates  February  1st, 1871, two  hund- 
red and  twelve. 

IRISH-AMERICAN  BENEVOLENT  SOCI- 
ETY.—Organized  May,  1860.  Meets  first  and  third 
Monday  of  each  montd,  at  the  Irish-American  Hall, 
Howard  Street  near  Fourth. 


Officers. — William  O'Connell,  President;  John 
Collins,  Vice-President;  Thomas  Mclnerney,  Re- 
cording Secretary;  Michael  Farrell,  Financial  Sec- 
retary; M.  M.  Keating,  Corresponding  Secretai-y; 
John  Higgins,  Treasurer. 

ITALIAN  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY  (Soeieta 
Italians  di  Mutua  Benificenza.) — Organized  October 
17th,  18.58. 

This  is  a  mutual  relief  society,  established  for  the 
purpose  of  affording  assistance  to  indigent  sick  mem- 
bers. A  hospital  with  all  modern  improvements 
has  recently  been  erected  by  subscriptions  from 
Italians,  on  the  block  bounded  by  Twenty-eighth, 
Twenty  ninth,  Noe,  and  Dale  streets,  where  the 
sick  members  are  properly  cared  for.  Meetings 
held  the  first  Monday  of  each  month  at  430  Jackson 
Street. 

Officers. — A.  D.  Splivalo,  President;  E.  Casanova 
and  N.  Larco,  Vice-Presideuts;  G.  Brignardello, 
Treasurer;  G.  Oliva,  Secretary. 

JEWISH  ORPHAN  ASYLUM  AND  HOME 
SOCIETY.— Independent  Order  B'nai'  B'rith 
(Sons  of  the  Covenant.)  Incorporated  Novemlier 
7th,  1870.  Meets  at  I.  O.  B.  B.  Hall  105  Post 
Street  on  the  first  Sunday  of  each  month. 

Officers. — J.  Greenebaum,  President;  Louis  Kap- 
lan, Vice-President ;  Jules  Cerf,  Treasurer ;  Alex- 
ander L.  Badt,  Secretary. 

KNICKERBOCKER  ASSOCIATION.— Organ- 
ized December  !2d,  1866.  Number  of  members, 
eighty-five.  Regular  meetings  held  on  the  second 
Thursday  of  each  month.  Objects:  To  cultivate  a 
friendly  feeling  among  its  members;  to  assist  each 
other  when  necessary,  and  to  secure,  by  inviting 
their  cooperation  as  members,  a  more  perfect  union 
among  all  former  residents  of  the  State  of  New  York 
residing  in  California. 

Officers. —  (Vacant)  President;  James  H.  Reynolds 
and  Edward  Flaherty,  Vice-Presidents;  H.  R.  Reed, 
Treasurer,  Henry  G.  Langley,  Secretary. 

KNIGHTS  OF  PYTHIAS.— The  first  Lodge  of 
this  Order  in  California  was  organized  the  25lh  of 
March,  1869.  Since  then,  several  other  Lodges  have 
been  established  in  the  State,  thirteen  of  which  are 
in  San  Francisco. 

The  Grand  Lodge  of  California  was  organized 
September  28th,  1869. 

0/^cer«.— William  C.  Mead,  V.  G.  P.;  William  H. 
Bodtish,  W.  G.  C;  Thomas  Penninian,  V.  G.  C; 
J.J.  Vasc(mcellos,  G.  B.;  James  L.  Fields,  G.  G.; 
Rudolph  Wichelhausen,  G.  I.S*;  Robert  Swarbrick, 
G.  O.  S. 

California  Lodge,  No.  1.— Meets  every  Thurs- 
day evening  in  Knights  of  Pythias  Hall,  NVV  cor 
Montgomery  and  Sutter  streets. 

q//76'cr.?.— William  Q.  Titus,  V.  P.;  Benjamin  P. 
Conger,  W.  C;  John  Kerrigan,  V.  C;  Charles  H. 
Carter,  R.  S.;  Charies  Stoddard,  F.  S.;  R.  B. 
Gardner,  B.;  M.  G.  Shove,  G.;  R.  II.  Robinson,  I. 
S.;  George  W.  Keller,  O.  S. 

Damon  Lodge,  No.  2. — Meets  every  Tuesday 
evening  in  Knights  of  Pvthias  Hall. 

Officers.— Ji\hu  H.  Danton,  V.  P.;  E.  B.  Harding, 
W.  C;  J.  G.  Hurley.  V.  C;  Charles  Donnovan,  R. 
S.;  J.  H.  Grindley,"F.  S;  George  P.  Fisher.B.; 
W.  D.  Nichols,  G.;  Abraham  Phillips,  I.  S,;  J.  Em- 
erson, O.  S. 

Golden  Gate  Lodge  No.  3.  Meets  every  Friday 
evening  in  Knights  of  Pythias'  Hall. 

Officers. — Henry  Conners,  V.  P.;  Robert  Thomp- 
son, W.  C;  Wm.k.  Forsyth,  V.  C;  Will.  F.  Dun- 
bar, R.  S.;  .James  W.  Dunbar,  F.  S. ;  David  Kerr, 
B.;  Chas.  Baidwell,  G.;  Geo.  Huston,  I.  S.;  Arthur 
A.  Riblev,  O.  S. 


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Laukel  Lodge  No.  4.  Meets  every  Monday 
e>'eniiig  in  Kuisjliis  of  Pythias'  Hull. 

0^,r/-s.— Jolin  P.  Mains,  V.  P.;  Wm.  M.FaiTell, 
W.  C:  Osmond  W.  Matthews,  V.  C;  DeWitt  C. 
Crocker,  R.  S.;  Wm.  F.  Tracy,  F.  S.;  Samson  Lion, 
B.;  .John  V.  Martin,  G.;  R.  A.  Harden,  I.  S.;  Robt. 
P.  Brydoue,  O.  S. 

"Our"  Lodge  No.  5.  Meets  every  Wednesday 
evening  in  Knights  of  Pythias'  Hall. 

OfpcerK Albion  P.  Crow,  V.  P.;  James  G.  Fay, 

W.'C;  DonL.  Swett,  V.  C;  Robt.  C.  Lord,  R. 
S.;  Harrison  Barto,  F.  S.;  John  E.  Roberts,  B.; 
Chas.  A.  Colby,  G.;  P.  S.  Milton,  L  S.;  Chas.  En- 
quist,  O.  S. 

Germania.  Lodge  No.  6.  Meets  every  Sunday 
eveningin  Knightsof  Pythias'  Hall. 

Officers.— C.  H.  A.  \Veigel,  V.  P.;  F.R.Meyer, 
W.  C;  Wm.  Straub,  V.  C;  D.  H.  Bockmann,  R.  S.; 
Peter  Wolf,  F.  S.;  H.  Habermehl,  B.;  R.  Burlc- 
hardt,  G.;  J.  Tautphaus,  I.  S.;  G.  Grossmanu,  O.  S. 

Alemania  Lodge  No.  8.  Meets  every  Friday 
evening  in  I.  O.  R.  M.  Hail,  510  Bush  Street. 

Officers.— R.Yon  Staden,  W.  P.;  G.  Cantus,  W. 
C;  H.  Dosher,  V.  C;  J.  H.  Winter,  R.  S.;  F.  W. 
Hortmaim,  FS.;  F.  Geils,  B.;  O.  W.  Lilhendey, 
G.;  W.  Bruning,  I.  S..;  L.  Toilers,  0.  S. 

Eureka  Lodge  No.  9.  Meets  every  Friday 
evening  in  Tittel's  Hall,  419  Bush  Street. 

Officers.— A.  L.  Collins,  V.  P.;  Joseph  Capprise, 
W.  C;  J.  J.  Griffith,  V.  C;  P.  J.  Tiernan,  R.  S.; 
James  Healing,  F.  S.;  C.  Nutting,  Jr.,  B.;  A.  Stev- 
enson,G.:  S.  Anuis,  I.  S.;  P.  W.  Greggins,  O.  S. 

Excelsior  Lodge  No.  12.  Meetsevery  Tuesday 
evening  in  I.  O.  R.  M.  Hall,  ."ilO  Bush  Street. 

Officers.— Benj.  F.  Lee,  V.  P.;  W.  J.  Johnson,W. 
C;  Henrv  Hook,  V.  C;  Henry  Blaekman,  R.  S.; 
Geo.  C.  Fillebrowne  F.  S.;  John  M.  Verdenal.  B.; 
Barnard  Levy,  G.;  George  Andrews,  I.  S.;  C.  Kas- 
kell,  0.  S. 

Pacific  Lodge  No.  14.  Meets  every  Friday 
evening  at  105  Post  Street. 

Officers. — Thos.  F.  Samners,  V.  P.;  Lincoln  A. 
Coffin,  W.  C;  C.  W.  Heustice,  V.  C;  Sam.  M. 
Irwin,  R.  S.;  W.  B.  Nichols.  F.  S.;  John  B.  Taylor, 
Jr.  B.;  James  Coulin,  G.;  Chas.  Woodwai'd,  I.  S.; 
T.  G.  Walker,  O.  S. 

Harmo.n'ie  Lodge  No.  15.  Meetsevery  Thursday 
evening  in  Druid's  Hall, 4 13  Sutter  Street. 

Officers. — Friederich  Eiser,  V.  P.;  Jacob  Brewer, 
W.C.;  Chas.  F.  Wehn,  V.  C;  Gustav  Kuhl,  R.  S.: 
William  Kappmeier,  F.  S.;  Andrew  Phister,B.;  Ru- 
dolph Kosche,  G.;  C.  L.  Challiot,  I.  S.;  Philip 
KroU,  O.  S. 

Myrtle  Lodge  No.  16. — Meets  every  Tuesday 
evening  in  Druid's  Hall,  413  Sutter  Street. 

Officers.— W.  C.  Aniiell,  V.  P.;  A.  G.  Booth,  W. 
C;  William  Whalen,"V.  C;  Jas.  L.  Fields,  R.  S.; 
C.  C.  Gilmore,  F.  S.;  J.  G.  Sullivan,  B.;  J.  H. 
Crocker,  G.:  E.  L.  Brown,  I.  S.;  H.  L.  Steiglitz, 
0.  S. 

Occidental  Lodge  No.  18. — Meets  eve^y  Sat- 
urday evening  in  Druid's  Hall  413  Sutter  Street. 

Officers— V.  P.  Dann,  V.  P.;  N.  J.  Bird,  W.  C; 
John  F.  Hughes,  V.  C;  T.  L.  Bibbens,  R.  S.; 
Peter  A.  Aikens,  F.  S.;  A.  C.  Piiani,  B.;  W.  J. 
Crozier,  G.;  Charles  Holmes,  I.  S. ;  George  G- 
Knott,  O.  S. 

KNIGHTS  OF  PYTHIAS'  HALL  ASSOCIA- 
TION. Incorporated  December  27th,  1870.  Meets 
on  the  first  Thursday  of  every  month. 

Officers. — George  P.  Fisher,  President ;  John 
Nelson,  Vice-President;  James  E.  Wolfe,  Secre- 
tary ;  Henry  Connor,  Treasurer. 


KONG  CHOW  (Chinese)  BENEFICIAL  SO- 
CIETY.—Incorporated  September  24th,  1867.  Lo- 
cation of  Aeylnm, north  side  of  Pine  Street,  between 
Kearny  and'Dupont.  Object :  To  dispense  charity 
to  poor  and  worthy  Chinese. 

Trustees. — Tok  Kaow,  Gee  Gee,  and  Shing  Lou. 

LADIES'  DEPOSITORY.— Organized  October, 
ISfitl;  store  15  New  Montgomery  Street. 

This  institution  is  for  the  benefit  of  ladies,  who 
bv  reverse  of  fortune  are  uiiexpectly  obliged  to 
rely  on  the  work  of  their  own  hands  ifor  their  sup- 
port, and  whose  delicacy  would  deter  them  from 
seeking  assistance  in  any  more  public  way. 

Officers.— M-rs.  J.  P.  Whitney,  President ;  Mrs.  E. 
V.  Hathaway,  Vice-President ;  Miss  Amanda 
Dows,  Secretary  ;  Mrs.  Emma  L.  Durbrow,  Treas- 
urer. 

LADIES'  FRENCH  BENEVOLENT  SOCI- 
ETY. (Society  de  Bienfaisance  des  Dames  Fran- 
caisese)  • — Incorporated  June  5th,  1867.  Meetings 
held  last  Monday  in  each  month  at  1213  Powell 
Street.  Number  of  members,  one  hundred  and 
eighty.  Objectsof  the  Society  :  The  relief  of  French 
families  who  may  be  in  want  and  distress. 

Officers. — Mrs.  Alexander  Weill,  President;  Mrs. 
Merle.  Vice-President ;  Mathilda  Bocqueraz,  Secre- 
tary ;  Mrs.  T.  B.  Lefevre,  Treasurer. 

LADIES'  PACIFIC  ACCUMULATING  AND 
BENEVOLENT  ASSOCIATION.  (Colored).— 
Organized  August  13th,  1863.  Objects  of  the  Soci- 
ety :  To  care  for  the  sick  and  bury  the  dead.  Meets 
at  the  residence  of  members  second  Thursday  in 
each  month. 

Officers. — Mrs.  Eliza  A.  Phillips,  President ;  Mrs. 
S.  McDonald,  Vice-President ;  Joseph  Paling,  Sec- 
retary ;  Martha  White,  Assistant  Secretary  ;  Mrs. 
Martha  L.  Fitzgerald,  'treasurer ;  Mrs.  Harriet  A. 
Miles,  Chaplain. 

LADIES  PROTECTION  AND  RELIEF  SO- 
CIETY.—Established  August  4th,  1853.  Incorpo- 
rated August  9th  1854.  The  society  has  under  its 
supervision  a  Home  where  friendless  or  destitute 
girls  under  the  age  of  fourteen  or  over  three  years, 
and  boys  under  ten  and  over  three  years  old  may  be 
received  and  provided  for  until  permanent  homes  in 
Christian  families  can  be  secured.  The  adults  in 
the  Home  are  embraced  in  two  classes  ;  first,  those 
who  are  able  to  labor,  who  are  received  temporarily 
until  employment  can  be  obtained  ;  second,  those 
who  by  reason  of  age  or  infirmity  are  incapacitated 
for  labor,wiihout  means,  or  friends  to  care  for  them. 

The  building  is  situated  on  Franklin  Street  be- 
tween Post  and  Geary,  and  is  an  ornament  to  the 
city.  It  consists  of  a  main  building  and  north  wing 
two  stories  high,  with  full  basement  and  French 
roof  (equal  to  four  stories).  The  wing  was  com- 
menced October  1st.  1863,  and  completed  April  20th, 
1864,  and  the  main  building  was  finished  in  the  be- 
ginning of  1869.  The  cost  of  the  edifice,  including 
grading,  fencing,  etc,  was  $44,000, 

The  number  of  inmates  has  been  constantly  in- 
creasing, and  now  (January,  1871)  numbers  two 
hundred  children  and  four  adults. 

Application  for  admission  should  be  made  to  Mrs. 
Dr.  Ober,  913  Bush  Street.  Letters  and  communi- 
cations should  be  addressed  to  the  Secretary,  Mrs. 
Thomas  Hill.  Donations  of  money,  etc.,  should  be 
sent  to  the  Treasurer,  Mrs.  J.  H.  Flint,  1312  Powell 
Street. 

Officers. — Mrs.  Nathaniel  Gray,  President ;  Mrs. 
S.  C.  Bugbee,  Vice-President;  Mrs.  Thomas  Hill, 
Recording  Secretary  ;  Mrs.  M.  M.  Soule,  Corres- 
ponding Secretary  ;' Mrs.  J.  H.  Flint,  Treasurer; 
J.  W.  Stow,  (President);  R.  B.  Swain,  (Secretary); 
J.  B.  Roberts,  (Treasurer)  ;  G.  W.  Dam,  Nathaniel 


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Gray,  John  Arcbibald  and  S.  C.  Bugbee,  Trnstees; 
Miss  C.  A.  Hurmon,  Matron. 

LADIES'  SEAMEN'S  FRIEND  SOCIETY.— 
Organized  Maich  2fitb,  1866.  Tliis  society  i»  the 
offspring  of  the  great  philanthropic  movement  on 
behalf  of  seamen  wliich  has  peculiarly  distinguished 
the  last  hulf  century.  The  "  men  of  the  sea,"  an 
invaluable  class  of  all  mercantile  countries,  are  sub- 
jected, by  the  nature  of  their  avocations,  to  hard- 
ship and  deprivation,  moral,  social,  and  intellectnal. 
To  ameliorate  their  condition  by  supplying  them 
with  a  Home,  when  on  shore,  surrounded  by  reme- 
dial influences,  and  affording  them  protection  from 
imposition,  is  the  object  of  the  society. 

Officers.— yiTf.  P.  S.  Williamson,  First  Direc- 
tress ;  Mrs.  A.  E.  A.  Baker,  Second  Directress  ;  R. 
H.  Lambert,  Corresponding  Secretary  ;  Miss  L.  A. 
Smith,  Recording  Secretary ;  Mrs.  S.  A.  Smith, 
Treasurer. 

LADIES'  SOCIETY  OF  ISRAELITES  (Israe- 
litishe  Fraueu-Verein). — Established  August  12th, 
1855,  for  the  purpose  of  assisting  Hebrew  women 
under  all  circumstances  of  want. 

Officers. — Mrs.  Mayblum,  President;  Mrs.  New- 
burger,  Vice-President ;  Leo  Eloeaser,  Secretary  ; 
Mrs.  M.  Rosenbaum,  Treasurer  ;  Jacob  Greenbaum 
and  H.  L.  Simon,  Counselors. 

LADIES'    UNION    BENEFICIAL    SOCIETY 

(Colored). — Incorporated  April  8th,  1861.  Meets  in 
the  Vestry  A.  M.  E.  Church,  Powell  Street,  second 
Monday  evening  in  each  month.  The  objectsof  the 
society  are  to  aid  its  sick,  and  bury  its  deceased 
membei's. 

Officers. — Mrs.  Mary  Mason,  President ;  Mrs.  E. 
Skinner,  Vice-President ;  Barney  Fletcher,  Secre- 
tary ;  Mrs.  Martha  L.  Fitzgerald,  Treasurer  ;  Mrs. 
H.Harran,  Chaplain. 

LADIES'  UNITED  HEBREW  BENEVO- 
LENT SOCIETY.— Established  1855.  Meets  first 
Wednesday  of  each  month,  at  three  o'clock  p.  m., 
at  the  residence  of  the  President.  The  objects  of 
the  society  are  to  support  the  afflicted,  to  relieve 
the  distressed,  to  attend  the  dying,  and  to  bury  the 
dead  females  of  the  Israelitish  faith.  The  affairs  of 
the  society  are  managed  by  a  Board  of  officers  and 
an  adjuncta  of  three  councilmen. 

Officers. — Mrs.  M.  A.  Greenberg,  President ;  Mrs. 
H.  Myers,  Vice-President;  Mrs.  M.  Seeligsohn, 
Treasurer  ;  Mrs.  B.  Morris,  Secretary  ;  C.  Meyer, 
M.  Morgenstern,  and  J.  Prescott,  Councilmen  ;  L. 
J.  Livingston,  Collector. 

MAGDALEN  ASYLUM.— Under  the  charge  of 
the  Sisters  of  Mercy.     Location,  San  Bruno  Road. 

A  large  and  commodious  building,  three  stories  in 
bight,  has  been  erected  for  the  accommodation  of 
the  inmates  of  the  asylum.  Since  the  foundation 
of  this  institution,  over  six  hundred  females  have 
been  received,  most  of  whom  have  been  reformed 
by  the  influence  and  attention  of  those  in  charge. 
Only  about  six  per  cent  have  proved  refractory. 
At  the  present  time  there  are  over  eighty-five  peni- 
tents, attended  by  seven  Sisters  of  Mercy;  some  eight 
or  ten  patients  have  been  sent  thither  from  the  In- 
dustrial School.  Officiating  clergyman.  Rev.  Joseph 
A.  Gallagher,  assisted  by  Rev.  Thomas  Fagan.  A 
society  called  the  Magdalen  Society  of  San  Fran- 
cisco, has  lately  been  organized,  with  a  view  to 
provide  funds  for  the  better  support  of  this  inslilu- 
tion. 

MASTER  MARINERS'  BENEVOLENT  ASSO 
CIATION. — Organized  April,  1867.    Incorporated 
I  April  28th,  1869.     Meets  every  Saturday  evening  at 
747  Market  Street.     Number  of  members,  two  hun- 
dred and  fiftv. 


Officers. — John  G.  Farren,  President  ;  Henry  Er- 
win,  Vice-President  ;  W.  E.  Turner,  Recording 
Secretary  ;  F.  Tilford,  Financial  Secretary  :  J.  N. 
McCune,  'Treasurer. 

MEXICAN  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY.— Or- 
ganized February,  1868.  The  objects  of  the  society 
are  to  assist  sick  and  indigent  Me.xicans,  and  to  give 
free  passage  to  the  poor  and  worthy  who  wish  to 
return  to  their  native  country.  Office,  430  Jackson 
Street. 

Officers G.     Andrade,    President  ;    Dr.    Isaac 

Rivas,  Vice-President;  M.  G.  Pritchard,  Secretary; 
Carlos  E.  Gaxiola,  Treasurer. 

ORPHAN  ASYLUM  (ROMAN  CATHOLIC). 
— Location  Market  Street  near  Third.  Organized 
March  23d,  1851,  and  placed  under  the  care  of  the 
Sisters  of  Charity.  A  frame  building  for  this  pur- 
pose was  commenced  in  July,  and  completed  in  Sep- 
tember, 1851.  It  was  occupied  in  part  for  a  school, 
and  a  portion  was  temporarily  used  as  a  church, 
under  tlie  pastoral  charge  of  Rev.  John  Maginnis. 
The  present  capacious  brick  building  was  completed 
in  November,  1854,  at  a  cost  of  $45,00(1.  It  is  a 
source  of  a:ratification  to  behold  the  consoling  ap- 
pearance presented  bv  the  three  hundred  and  twenty 
little  ouesnow  provitJed  for  in  the  institution,  which 
speaks  audibly  of  the  benign  influence  of  the  guar- 
dian sisters,  and  of  the  true  liberality  of  onr  com- 
munity in  their  noble  efforts  to  lend  a  helping  hand 
to  the  fatherless.  Another  spacious  brick  building, 
of  the  same  dimensions  as  that  erected  in  1854,  was 
completed  iu  January,  18.59,  for  a  school,  in  which 
five  hundred  and  fifty  children,  day  scholars,  re- 
ceive a  useful  education.  The  asylum  is  conducted 
under  the  sole  management  of  Archbishop  Alemany, 
and  the  Sisters  of  Charity. 

A  farm  of  fifty-three  acres  has  been  purchased 
at  Hunter's  Point,  where  a  branch  Orphan  Asylum 
has  been  established  for  very  young  children.  A 
large  and  commodious  brick  edifice  has  been  erected 
thereon.  A  frame  building  capable  of  accomodating 
three  hundred  children  is  in  course  of  erection  at 
Hunter's  Point. 

ORPHAN  ASYLUM  SOCIETY  (PROTEST- 
ANT).— Organized  January  Slst,  1851,  and  incor- 
porated February  10th.  1851. 

Original  Officers. — Mre.  Albert  Williams.  Presi- 
dent;  Mrs.  S.  H.  WiUey,  Vice-President;  Mrs.  E 
A.  Warren,  Secretary  ;  Mrs.  B''>ring,  Treasurer ; 
Mrs  R.  H.  Waller,  Mrs.  C.  V.  Gillespie,  Mrs.  Tay- 
lor, Mrs.  Joice,  Mi-s.  A.  Tubbs,  and  jMrs.  O.  C. 
Wheeler,  Managers ;  Charles  Gilmore,  D.  L.  Roes, 
and  S.  Franklin,  Trustees. 

It  originally  occupied  the  building  on  the  corner 
of  Second  and  Folsoui  streets,  owned  by  Gen.  H. 
W.  Halleck,  whence  they  removed  the  children  in 
March,  1854,  to  the  present  building,  just  then  com- 
pleted at  a  cost  of  $30,000.  This  house,  built  of 
stone  and  brick  expressly  for  the  purpose,  is  highly 
creditable  to  the  institution,  as  one  of  the  noblest 
monuments  of  San  Francisco  benevolence.  During 
the  years  1862-3,  a  large  and  convenient  addition 
was  made  to  the  present  building,  at  an  expense  of 
$30,000,  which,  together  with  the  main  building, 
will  accommodate  two  hundred  and  fifty  children. 
As  a  compliment  to  the  Sansoni  Hook  and  Ladder 
Co.,  who  upon  disbanding,  donated  to  the  asylum 
the  building  and  lot  owned  by  them,  the  new  addi- 
tion is  called  the  "  Sausom  Wing."  The  number 
of  children  under  the  care  of  the  asylum  is  two 
hundred  and  forty — one  hundred  and  forty-six  boys 
and  ninety-four  girls. 

Officers'. — Mrs.  Ira  P.  Rankin.  President :  Mrs. 
R.  J.  Vandewater,Vice-Pre8ident ;  Mrs.  S.  R.  Throck- 
morton, Treasurer  ;  Mrs.  F.  MacCrellish,  Secre- 
,  tary;  S.  R.  Throckmorton,  Henry  H.  Haight,  James 


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Otis,  D.  O.  Mills,  and  R.  E.  Raimond,  Trustees ; 
Mrs.  Lucy  Stewart,  Matron;  Mrs.  Mary  Wilson  and 
Mrs.  Julia  Smith,  Assistant  Matrons;  Mrs.  Little 
and  Miss  A.  Kimball,  Teachers  ;  John  Vansant,  M. 
D.,  Physician. 

PORTUGUESE  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY.— 
Organized  August  2d.  1868.  Meetings  held  every 
Friday  at  424  Sansom  Street.  Number  of  members, 
three  hundred. 

Tlie  objects  of  this  society  are  to  aid  its  members 
in  sickness  and  distress,  and  to  erect  a  Portuguese 
Hospital  in  this  city. 

0^cer.<i.— Henry  Laidley,  President ;  Joseph  B. 
Preitas,  Vice-President;  Manuel  J.  Souza,  Record- 
ing Secretary  ;  Miguel  A.  Estilita,  Permanent  Sec- 
retary . 

PORTUGUESE  PROTECTIVE  ASSOCIA- 
TION.—Incorporated  August  6th.  1868.  Meetings 
held  every  Thursday,  SW  corner  of  California  and 
Davis  streets.  Objects  :  To  give  aid  and  assistance 
to  its  members  who  are  sick  or  in  need  of  sympathy 
or  advice. 

Officers.— J.  H.  Lourenco,  President  ;  F.  J.  N. 
Braga,  Vice-President ;  J.  A.  Venancio,  Recording 
Secretary  ;  Charles  Fisher,  Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  BENEVOLENT  ASSOCI- 
ATION.—Organized  1865.  Office  10  Webb  Street. 
The  design  of  the  association  is  to  improve  the  con- 
dition of  the  indigent,  and,  so  far  as  is  compatible, 
to  relieve  their  necessities.  [For  a  statement  of  the 
operations  of  this  benevolent  and  praiseworthy 
organization,  see  Historical  Review  at  the  com- 
mencement of  this  work.] 

Officers.— 'Robert  B.  Swain,  President ;  J.  W. 
Stow,  Treasurer  ;  I.  S.  Allen,  General  Agent  and 
Secretary  ;  R.  G.  Sneath,  J.  W.  Stow,  R.  B.  Swain, 
and  L.  Sachs,  Advisory  CommUtee  ;  R.  B.  Swain, 
R.  G.  Sueath,  Louis  Sachs,  Capt.  Levi  Stevens,  W. 
H.  L.  Barnes,  Albert  Dibblee,  W.  C.  Ralston,  J. 
W.  Stow,  Charles  Mayne,  and  T.  P.  Bevaus,  Trus- 
tees. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  FEMALE  HOSPITAL.— 
This  hospital  was  opened  for  the  reception  of  pa- 
tients on  the  first  day  of  April,  1868.  The  objects 
of  the  institution  are  the  care  of  poor  sick  women. 
Theie  is  no  rule  as  to  nativity,  religion  or  social 
condition.  It  is  a  charity  in  the  broadest  sense  of 
the  term.  Any  woman  who  is  poor  and  sick  is  en- 
titled to  share  its  benelits.  It  is  a  general  hospital 
for  all  diseases,  and  for  lying-in.  During  the  three 
years  it  has  been  open,  there  have  been  over  150 
births,  of  the  whole  number  of  births  over  50  per 
cent,  have  been  illegitimate,  showing  conclusively 
the  need  of  such  an  institution,  as  if  it  were  not  for 
this  hospital  the  probabilities  are  that  the  greater 
number  would  have  shared  the  fate  of  so  many 
thousands  of  innocents  murdered  in  their  mothers' 
womb.  There  have  been  besides  a  large  number 
of  patients  admitted  for  general  disease.  During 
the  existence  of  the  hospital  there  have  been  but  15 
deaths,  mostly  from  that  scourge  of  our  race,  con- 
sumption. There  have  also  been  a  very  large  num- 
ber of  outside  patients  treated,  the  pbysician  and 
surgeon  being  in  attendance  every  morning  from  ten 
to  eleven  o'clock  to  treat  any  poor  persons  who  may 
come.  It  was  supported  by  voluntary  contribution 
until  the  last  Legislature,  when  the  State  appropri- 
ated $5,000  a  year  for  its  support.  The  surgical  de- 
partment is  under  the  caro  of  Dr.  C.  T.  Deane. 
I'he  hospital  is  located  on  the  corner  of  Prospect 
Place  and  Clay  Street. 

Officers. — Mrs.  M.  R.  Roberts,  President  ;  Mrs. 
R.  H.  Elam,  Vice-President  ;  Mrs.  C.  T.  Deane, 
Secretary  ;  Mrs.  David  Couklin,  Treasurer. 


SAN  FRANCISCO  LYING-IN  HOSPITAL  P. 
AND  FOUNDLING  ASYLUM. —Incorporated  v^ 
April,  1868.  For  the  care,  protection,  and  proper  § 
treatment  of  respectable  married  and  unprotected  ^^ 
single  women,  with  their  offspring,  together  with 
all  other  children  that  may  be  left  in  infancy  by 
outside  parties.  Said  children  will  be  considered 
foundlings.  g 

The  Trustees  design  to  make  this  institution  in 
the  highest  degree  respectable  and   efficient,  and 
available  to  women  throughout  every   County  in 
the  State,  regardless  of  religion,  sectarianism  or  na- 
tionality, whether  in  poverty  or  affluence.    Those 
who  have  the  ability  to  pay,  will  be  required  to  do 
so  in  proportion  to  their  means,  and  this  sum  will 
be  placed  in  the  treasury  to  aid  those  less  favored 
by  fortune.    It  is  expected  that  the  institution  will 
be  supported  by  receipts  from  patients,  donations 
and  contributions  from  different  sources,  appropria- 
tions by  the  City  and  State  governments,  and  in 
time,   by   bequests,   legacies,  etc.,  etc.    Thns  far, 
only  donations  and  contributions  from  citizens  have 
been  received,  except  about  one-tenth  received  from 
patients.    Suitable  premises  were  leased  on  Jessie 
street,  east  of  Fourth  street,  and  enlarged  to  furnish 
twenty-two  rooms,  and  made  ready  to  receive  pa- 
tients, August,  1869.    It  is  a  Special  Hospital,  and 
for  the  specialties   for  which  it  was  organized,  af- 
fords facilities  not  to  be  found  elsewhere  on  this 
coast.    No  two  patients  occupy  the  same  room,  at 
the  same  time.    No  cases  of  disease  are  admitted  for 
treatment.     It  is  therefore  expected  that  it  will  be 
kept  free  from  erysipelas  and  other  contagious  dis- 
eases that  become  the  bane  of  lying-in  wards  con- 
nected with  general  hospitals.     It  is  thoroiiglily  ven- 
tilated, and  will  afford  all  the  comfort  that  is  to  be 
found  in  the  best  conducted  homes,  and  free  from  all 
intrusion.      Competent   nurses  are  in  attendance, 
day  and  night.    The  first  accouchement  took  place 
on  the  nineteenth  of  September,  and  tiie  first  infant 
left  by  outside  parties  was  on  (October  19th.     At  the 
date  of  our  first  annual  report.  December  31st.  1870, 
fifty  children  had   been  born  in  the   hospital,  and 
seven  were  brought  to  the  Asylum  from   outside 
parentage  unknown,  so  that  we  had  fifty-seven  in- 
fants to  provide  for,   mostly   illegitimate.      After 
several  months  experience  in  providing  for  their 
wants,  it  was  judged  necessary  to  procure  a  hous.^ 
with   ample    grounds  to    transfer    them   to  when 
weaned,  also  to  select  an  assistant  board   of  lady 
managers  to  aid  in  rearing  them.     Such   a  board 
was  appointed,  embracing  tlie  wives  of  some  of  our 
most  prominent  citizens,  to  whom  these  children 
are  intrusted.    This  branch  of  the  Asylum  is  located 
on   Point  Lobos   Road  and  Twenty -third  Avenue. 
It  affords  facilities  far  superior  to  any  that  could 
have   been  procured  in  a  more  densely  populated 
part  of  the  city.     The    officers   are  Mrs.  Theodore 
Hittell,  President ;   Mrs.  General  Colton  and  Mrs. 
Frank  Spring,  Vice-Presidents  ;  Mrs.  Geo.  Barker, 
Treasurer;  Mrs.  Edward  Vischer,  Secretary. 

At  the  annual  meeting,  the  following  officers 
were  elected  for  1871:  Hon.  Samuel  Cowles,  Pre- 
sident ;  Benjamin  F.  Hardy,  Secretary  ;  Robert 
B.  Swain,  Treasurer  ;  Benjamin  F.  Hardy,  M.D., 
Attending  Physician  and  Surgeon  ;  Thomas  Bennett, 
M.D.,  R.  Beverly  Cole,  M.D.,  Henry  Gibbons, 
M.D.,  Gustave  Holland,  M.  D.,  Levi  C.  Lane, 
M.D.,  D.  J.  B.  Pigne-Dupnytren,  M.D.,  and  H.  H. 
Toland,  M.D.,  Consulting  Board  of  Physicians  and 
Surgeons  ;  H.  K.  W.  Clarke,  Legal  Aiiviser. 

Trustees His  Excellency  H.  H.  Hai^ht,  James 

Linforth,  Samuel  Cowles,  H.  K.  W.  Clarke,  R.  B. 
Swain,  J.  W.  Stow,  R.  G.  Davisson,  A.  B.  Forbes, 
William  Sherman,  Alex.  Weill,  Benjamin  F.  Hardy. 
For  consultation  and  to  give  verbal  information, 
the  Attending  Physician  will  be  found  at  the  Hos- 
pital, 269  Jessie  Street,  daily,  Sundays  excepted, 
from  twelve  o'clock  m.  to  one  o'clock  p.  m.,  or  at  his 


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residence,  824  Mission  Street,  from  six  and  one  half 
o'clock  to  seven  and  one  half  o'clock  p.  m.,  daily. 
All  letters  of  inquiry  must  be  addressed  to  Dr.  Ben- 
jamin F.  Hardy,  824  Mission  Street. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  MEDICAL  BENEVOLENT 
SOCIETY — Organized  December  Slst,  1870.  The 
objects  of  this  society  are  for  the  protection  and  re- 
lief of  deserving  physicians  and  their  families,  who 
may  HufTer  from  sickness  or  want,  and  to  promote 
kindly  professional  and  social  intercourse  among 
themselves  and  the  profession  at  large.  Regular 
meetings  held  on  the  "-ilst  of  each  mouth. 

Officers. — Robert  McMillan,  M.D.,  President;  L. 
P.  Gantier,  M.D.,  Treasurer  ;  John  T.  Crook,  M. 
D.,  Secretary  ;  S.  R.  Gerry,  M.D.,  Robert  Mackin- 
tosh M.  D.,  and  A.  P.  Hayne,  M.D.,  Execniive 
Committee  ;  L.  P.  Gautier.  M.D.,  A.  F.  Sawyer,  M. 
D.,  and  William  H.  Bruner,  M.D.,  Finance  Com- 
mittee. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  MUSICAL  FUND  SOCI- 
ETY.— Organized  November  Ist  1863.  Incorpo- 
rated January  20th,  1864.  Meets  at  Mozart  Hall, 
1(18  Post  Street.  Number  of  members,  ninety.  Tlie 
object  of  this  society  is  to  assist  sick  and  disabled 
members  and  their  families. 

Officers. — August  Wetterman,  President ;  A.  H. 
Beck  and  F.  Buch,  Vice-Presidents;  Joseph  Schwen- 
dell,  Secretary  ;  J.  J.  Muud'R'yler,  Treasurer  ;  A.  A. 
Muller,  Registrar. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  SOCIETY  FOR  THE 
PREVENTION  OF  CRUELTY  TO  ANIMALS. 

— Incorporated  April,  1868.  President's  office  26 
Montgomery  Street.  The  objects  of  this  society 
are  to  provide  ways  and  means  to  secure  the  en- 
forcement of  "  An  Act  tor  the  more  effectual  Pre- 
vention of  Cruelty  to  Animals,"  approved  March 
3(Jth,  1868,  and  to  labor  in  the  education  of  a  public 
sentiment  of  humanity  and  gentleness  toward  do- 
mestic and  other  animals. 

Officers. — Henry  Gibbons,  M.D.,  President;  W. 
P.  tjcott.  Recording  Secretary  :  J.  A.  Woodson,  Cor- 
responding Secretary  ;  J.  S.  Hutchinson,  Treasurer. 

SCANDINAVIAN  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY. 

— Oiganized  February  28th,  1859.  Number  of 
members,  three  hundred  and  tifty-fonr.  Hall  320 
Sansom  Street,  open  every  day  and  evening.  The 
object  of  this  society  is  to  aid  their  sick  and  bury 
their  dead,  also  to  assist  their  countrymen  and  others 
who  may  be  deemed  by  the  society  worthy  objects 
of  its  charities  ;  also  to  have  a  hall  for  monthly  meet- 
ings and  a  library. 

Officers. — C.  Christiansen,  President ;  Fr.  Clau- 
sen, Vice-President;  H.  L.  Lidstrom,  Treasurer ; 
A.  T.  Hartzell  and  L.  Osenbrnck,  Secretaries  ;  C. 
A.  Ekstrom,  C.  Renmanson,  and  C.  E.  Johns  >n.  Re- 
lief Committee;  Henry  Lund  and  C.  J.  E.  Fablsten, 
Finance  Committee;  G.  O.  Hara  Taatfe,  Peter  Mag- 
nus, and  Christian  Kriiger,  Funeral  Committee  ; 
Joseph  Hayne,  Physician  ;  N.  L.  Sykes,  Librarian. 

SLAVONIC  ILLYRIC  MUTUAL  BENEVO- 
LENT ASSOCIATION.  —  Organized  November 
17th,  18.57.  Number  of  members,  three  hundi-ed. 
Meets  first  Tuesday  of  every  month,  NE  corner  of 
Clay  and  Davis  streets. 

Officers. — S.  Marion,  President  ;  M.  Vulicevich, 
Vice  President  ;  M.  Kgliunak,  Secretary  ;  S.  Mar- 
tinovich,  F.  Autunovich  and  J.  Cusich,  Directors. 

SOCIETY   OF    ST.  VINCENT   DE   PAUL— 

The  olijeet  of  this  society  is  to  relieve  distress  where- 
ever  found.  Though  a  legitimate  offspring  of  the 
Catholic  Church  and  principally  supported  l)y  mem- 
bers of  the  same,  yet  its  charities  are  extended  to  all 
worthy  persons  who  are  in  distress. 


St.  Mary's  Conference. —  Organized  October, 
1862.  Meets  every  Wednesday  evening  in  the  base- 
ment of  St.  Mary's  Cathedral. 

Officers. —  F.  8.  Wensinger,  President ;  John 
Kelly,  Jr.,  Vice-President  ;  Francis  Cassin,  Tieas- 
urer  ;  Michael  Flood,  Secretary. 

St.  Patrick's  Conference. — Organized  1868. 
Meets  every  Wednesday  evening  in  the  School-room 
of  St.  Patrick's  Church." 

Officers. — James  Daly,  President  ;  R.  J.  Stenson, 
Vice-President ;  Stephen  McGillau  Treasurer  ;  M. 
Sweeny,  Secretary. 

SONS  OF  THE  EMERALD  ISLE.— Organized 
March  17th,  1852  ;  reorganized  April  6th,  1856. 
Meetings  held  first  and  third  Wednesday  in  e;)ch 
month,  at  Irish-American  Hall,  Howard  Street  near 
Fourth. 

Officers.  —  John  O'Doud,  President ;  Dennis 
O'Dea,  Vice-President;  Patrick  Guerin,  Keeordi'i'? 
Secretary  ;  Joseph  J.  Kelly,  Corresponding  Se^  re- 
tary  ;  James  O'Connell,  Treasurer  ;  John  Flinagiiu, 
Michael  Cooney,  Dennis  Murphy,  Michael  Mc- 
Laughlin, Patrick  Killelay  and  Michael  Farrell, 
Trustees. 

ST.  ANDREW'S  SOCIETY  (Scotch  Benevolent 
Society). — Organized  September  21st,  1863,  for  the 
purpose  of  granting  temporary  relief  to  destitute 
Scotchmen  and  their  families.  The  society  at  pres- 
ent consists  of  four  hundred  and  fifty  members,  and 
meets  every  Monday  evening  at  eight  o'clock,  at 
room  20,  Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Build- 
ing, 234  Sutler  Street. 

Officers. — David  Porter,  President ;  John  Bain 
and  Thomas  Ross,  Vice-Presidents  ;  Peter  W.  And- 
erson, Treasurer  ;  Horatio  Beveridge,  Recording 
Secretary  ;  John  McPherson,  Financial  Secretary  ; 
Charles  Bothwick,  Assistant  Secretary;  John  Cran, 
Librarian  ;  W.  F.  McNutt,  M.  D.,  Physician  ;  Rev. 
M.  McM.  Gibson,  Chaplain;  George  Davidson, 
Donald  McMillan  and  Thomas  Anderson,  Trustees  ; 
J.  F.  Stewart,  James  Scoular  and  John  Daniel, 
Board  of  Relief. 

ST.  JOSEPH'S  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY  (R. 
C.)— Established  1860.  The  objects  of  this  society 
are  to  extend  assistance  to  each  other  in  the  tiuie  of 
sickness,  by  corporeal  aid  and  spiritual  consoLuion  ; 
for  providing  their  deceased  brethren  with  a  de- 
cent and  Christian  interment  in  accordance  with 
their  Holy  Faith  ;  for  the  relief  of  the  families  they 
may  leave  after  them  ;  as  also  for  stimulating  each 
other  to  a  more  constant  observance  of  the  duties  of 
religion  and  the  general  promotion  of  moral  and  in- 
tellectual improvement.  Meetings  held  third  Sun- 
day in  each  month,  in  the  basement  of  St.  Mary's 
Cathedral.     Number  of  membeis,  four  hundred. 

Officers.- — James  R.  Kelly,  President  ;  James 
Rowland,  Vice-President;  P.  Cleary,  Secretary  ; 
Michael  Guerin,  Treasurer. 

ST.  MARY'S  LADIES'  SOCIETY.— Meets  ad- 
joining St.  Mary's  Hospital  in  St.  Mary's  Hall,  a 
wooden  building,  sixty  by  thirty  feet,  erected  by  the 
St.  Mary's  Ladies'  Sociefy  for  their  meetings.  St. 
Mary's  Society,  which  was  founded  by  the  Sisters 
of  Mercy,  1859.  for  the  purpose  of  promoting  piety 
among  the  Catholic  females,  has  recently  been  con- 
verted into  a  Mutual  Benevolent  Society.  It  num- 
bers between  ten  and  eleven  hundred  members. 
The  officers  of  the  society  are  selected  from  the  Sis- 
ters of  Mercy.     Rev.  J.  Croke,  Cbaplain. 

ST.  MARY'S  TEMPERANCE.  BENEVO- 
LENT AND  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION.— Or- 
ganized 1867.  Regular  meetings  first  Sunday  of 
each  month.    Number  of  members,  one  hundred  and 


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Beventv-five.  Library  open  every  Thursday  from 
seven  till  ten  o'clock  p.  m.,  and  on  Sunday  from 
nine  a.  m.,  till  ten  o'clock  p.  m.  This  association 
has  been  organized  for  the  purpose  of  protecting  the 
Catholic  working  man  against  the  moral  and  social 
evils  usually  attendant  upon  a  life  of  arduous  and 
precarious  labor.  A  large  reading  room  has  been 
fitted  up  for  the  accommodation  of  the  society,  in  the 
basement  of  St.  Mary's  Cathedral.  It  has  a  care- 
fully selected  library,  numbering  at  present  over 
two  thousand  five  hundred  volumes,  consisting  of 
all  the  Catholic  works  published  in  America,  to 
■which  will  soon  be  added  those  of  Irish  and  English 
publishers.  There  is  also  a  good  collection  of  other 
useful  and  instructive  works. 

Officcr.-i.—JameB  J.  Phelan,  President ;  Andrew 
P  Anderson,  Vice-President  ;  Thomas  Finn,  Secre- 
tary and  Librarian  ;  James  H.  Nolan,  Treasurer; 
Rev.  John  J.  Prendergast,  Chaplain. 

ST  PETER'S  GERMAN  ROMAN  CATHOLIC 
BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY.— Organized  March, 
1865.  Incorporated  January  7th,  1867.  Meetings 
first  Monday  in  each  month,  in  the  basement  of  St. 
Bonitace  Church.  The  objects  of  this  society  are 
mutual  benefits  to  its  members.  Number  ot  mem- 
bers, one  hundred  and  forty-five. 

Officers.— ¥.  A.  Seiberlich,  President  ;  John  Leh- 
ritter,  Vice-President;  F.  L.  Guntz,  Recording 
Secretary  ;  F.  X.  Kast,  Financial  Secretary ;  P. 
Schenkel,  Treasurer. 


STATE  DEAF  AND  DUMB  AND  BLIND  IN- 
STITUTE.—The  California  Institution  for  the  edu- 
cation of  the  deaf  and  dumb,  and  the  blind,  one  of 
the  most  interesting  and  deserving  of  our  State 
charities,  was  originally  located  on  the  corner  ot 
Fifteenth  and  Mission  streets,  in  this  city.    It  was 
established  in  May,  1860,  under  the  auspices  of  an 
association  of  benevolent  ladies,  and  for  a  time  was 
supported  by  charitable   contributions.     State  aid, 
however,  was  soon  obtained,  and  two  buildings,  de^ 
signed  as  the  wings  to  a  main  edifice,  were   erected 
at  a  cost  of  $20,000.    In  1863  the  management  was 
intrusted  to  a  Board  of  Directors,  five   in  number, 
and  an  appropriation,  for  the  center  building,   of 
$7.5  000  was  made,  which   was  subsequently  with- 
held, the  Legislature  foreseeing  the  necessity  of  re- 
moving the  institution  at  no  distant  day,  to   more 
extensive  grounds.    During  the  legislative  session 
of  1865-6,  an  Act,  reortjanizing  the  institution,  was 
passed,  and  a  Board  of  Commissioners  was  appoint- 
ed to  select  a  site  and  erect  suitable  buildings  there- 
on    The  Commissioners,  under  this  authority,  pur- 
chased a  tract,  consisting  of  one  hundred  and  thirty 
acres,  adjoining  the  grounds  of  the  College  of  Cali- 
fornia, about  four  miles  from  Oakland,  and   have 
erected  thereon  a  stone  edifice,  admirable  in   design 
and  execution,  which  was  ready   for  occupation  in 
October,  1869.    The  pupils  number  at  present  about 
ninety  of  whom  thirty  are  blind,  the  remainder  be 
ing  deaf  and  dumb.    The  schools,  under  a  corps  of 
competent  instructors,  are  in  a  flourishing  condition, 
and  the  results  obtained  compare  favorably  with  the 
attainments  made  in  the   long-established  institu- 
tions of  the  Atlantic  States.     The  blind,  by   ingen- 
ious apparatus  devised  for  their  use,  are  taught  read- 
ing, writing,  arithmetic,  geography,  grammar,  his- 
tory, etc.,  to  which  is  added,   as  a  solace  m  their 
great  affliction,  the  art  of  music.      The  deaf  and 
dumb  are  instructed  in  the  same  branches,  substitu- 
ting drawing  for  music.    By  the  Act  of   1865-6,  all 
deaf  and  dumb,  or  blind  persons,  residents  of  this 
State,  between  the  ages  of  six    and   twenty-five 
years,  and  of  sound  mind,  may  be  received  free  of 
expense,  except  for  clothing  and  traveling  expenses. 
Pupils  from  other  States  and  Territories  are  admit- 
ted on  payment  of  $:J00  per  annum.    The  institution 


is  open  to  visitors  every  day,  except  Sundays,  from 
nine  o'clock  A.  m.,  till  three  o'clock  p.  m. 

Warring  Wilkinson,  M.  D.,  Principal,  to  whom 
all  letters  and  applications  for  admission  should  be 
addressed.  >     .r,,     i       t 

Officers.— 3.  Mora  Moss,  (President)  ;  Charles  J. 
Brenham,  Charles  E.  McLane,  and  Col.  Jack 
Haves,  Board  of  Directors  ;  Harry  Linden,  Secre- 
tary and  Treasurer  ;  B.  H.  Randolph  and  J.  P. 
Whitney,  Physicians. 

SWISS  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY.— Organized 
1849.  Number  of  members  six  hundred.  The  oliject 
of  this  society  is  to  support  their  sick  countrymen, 
and  to  procure  employment  for  those  who  are  in 

want  of  it.  ,      ^      . ,     ,       /-,      -n 

Queers;— Antoine  Borel,  President ;  Camillo 
Steffani,  Vice-President;  F.  Berton,  Treasurer;  A. 
Vignier,  French  Secretary;  E.  V.  Sutter,  German 
Secretary;  A.  Rotanzi  and  A.  Wilhelm,  Physicians; 
A.  CroGce,  Collector. 

THE  YOUNG  MEN'S  UNION  BENEFICIAL 
SOCIETY  (Colored).— Organized  1861.  Incorpor- 
ated June  1864.  Objects:  To  render  aid  and  pro- 
tection to  sick  members,  bury  deceased  ones,  and 
invest  its  surplus  funds  in  loans,  mortgages,  bonds, 
etc.  The  society  has  purchased  a  lot  and  brick 
building  on  Pacific  Street  near  Mason,  and  are  mak- 
ing arrangements  to  erect  a  spacious  building  for 
public  meetings  and  other  purposes. 

0^eer«.— Solomon  Peneton,  President;  William 
H.  Carter,  Vice-President;  Richard  Houston,  Trea- 
surer; Joseph  S.  Henriques,  Secretary;  Thomas  B. 
Davidson,  Marshal. 


> 


UNION  LABORIEUSE  ASSOCIATION.-In- 

corporated  January  25th,  1869.  Meets  at  Tittel's 
Hall,  417  Bush  Street.  Number  of  members, 
eight'v.  Objects:  To  protect,  provide  for,  and  re- 
lieve"it8  members  in  sickness,  want,  and  infiimity. 
0;^ctfc«.— Pierre  F.  Clerk,  President;  A.  Bertran- 
diaz  and  A.  Vannier,  Vice-Presidents;  P.  Amedee, 
Treasurer;  J.  E.  Lafaix,  Secretary. 

UNITED  ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  DRUIDS.— 
Grand  Grove  of  California.  Meets  in  Druid's  Hall, 
413  Sutter  Street,  on  the  first  Tuesday  in  June. 

Officers.— C.  C.  Hayden,  N.  G.  A.;  John  W. 
Shaeffer,  R.  W.  Dep.  G.  A.;  Adolph  Falk,  R.W. 
Act'g.  G.  Secretary;  J.  G.  Waterman,  R.  W.  G. 
Treasurer;  Charles  F.  Schmidt,  W.  G.  Marshal; 
John  Staade,  W.  G.  Guardian;  Samuel  Lion,  W.  G. 
Sentinel;  John  Biter  and  John  H.  Titcomb,  W. 
Grand  Representatives  to  the  Grand  Grove  U.  S. 

The  Subordinate  Grove.s,  in  the  City  of  San 
Francisco,  meet  in  Druid's  Hall,  413  Sutter  Street. 

San  Francisco  Grove,  No.  3  (German).— Meets 
every  Monday  evening. 

Oj^fe/s.— Charles  Sanlsberg,  N.  A.,  Julius  Wild- 
ermutb,  V.  A.;  Jacob  Wresner,  Treasurer;  F.  H. 
Drattel,  Secretary;  H.  Haraann,  T.  G. 

Eureka  Grove,  No.  4  (German.— Meets  every 
Thursday  evening. 

Oncers.- Jacob  Tautphaus,  N.  A.;  Chr.  Han- 
sen, V.  A.;  P.  Porcber,  Treasurer;  A.  Trautvetter, 
Secretary;  H.  Gieske,  T.  G. 

Norma   Grove,  No.  5  (English).— Meets  every 

Tuesday  evening.  ,..-,■     t,  v 

Officers.— Feter  Olofson,  N.  A.;  John  Bruner,  V. 
A.;  Jacob  Siudel. Treasurer;  M.F.Smith.  Rec.  Secre- 
tary; William  Hess,  Perm.  Secretary;  Peter  No- 
land,  T.  G. 

SiGEL  Grove,  No.  7  (German).— Meets    every 

Monday  evening.  ^  ,_  ^ 

Oj^cers.— Charles  Herbst,  N.    A.;  Henry    Huf- 


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SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


Schmidt,  V.  A.;  Conrad  Beckler,  Treasurer;  E.    A. 
Scblieht,  Secretary;  Thomas  Scharlich,  T.  G. 

Perseverance  Grove,  No.  10  (French). — Meets 
every  Wednesday  eveniui;. 

0#ce/-^.— J.  B.  Dolet.  N.  A.;  A.  Bailly,  V.  A.; 
P.  Labbe,  Treasurer;  A,  Demaugeon,  Secretary;  P. 
Perrin,T.  G. 

Schiller  Grove,  No.  11  (German). — Meets 
every  Thursdav  evening. 

Officers. — Edward  Scbwerin,  N.  A.;  D.  H.  Man- 
gels, V.  A.;  William  Mertz,  Treasurer;  H.  J.Weiss, 
Secretary;  Aug.  Strass,  T.  G. 

Washingtok  Grove,  No  li!  (English). — Meets 
everv  Fridav  evening. 

Officers.— 'S.  Peyser,  N.  A.;  S.  S.  Marks,  V.  A.; 
H.  Danziger,  Treasurer  ;  N.  Levy,  Secretary  ;  H. 
Bernstein,  T.  G. 

Corinthian  Grove,  No.  13  (English). — Meets 
every  Fridav  evening. 

Officers.— Ij.  F.  Holtz,  N.  A.;  Chas.  F.  Brown,  V. 
A.;  S.  H.  Davis,  Treasurer  ;  J.  C.  Herringer,  Jr., 
Secretary  ;  Malcolm  Thomson,  T.  G. 

Goethe  Grove,  No.  14  (German). — Meets  eveiy 
Wednesday  eveniuir- 

Officers.-^.  R.  Wipfler,  N.  A.;  Henry  Behue- 
mann,  V.  A.;  Matthias  Troll,  Treasurer;  J.Lang, 
Secretary  ;  Friedrich  Klotz,  T.  G. 

Hesperian  Grove,  No  15  (English). — Meets 
every  Wednesday  evening. 

Offlcers.—T.  J.  Kennedy,  N.  A.;  Chas.  Taut- 
phaus,  V.  A.;  John  O'Brien,  Treasurer;  H.  B. 
Warner,  Secretary  ;  Thomas  Hanson,  T.  G. 

Elvia  Grove  No.  16,  (English). — Meets  every 
Wednesday  evening. 

Officers. — John  R.  Stone,  N.  A-j  John  Hntton,  V. 
A.;  W.  L.  Hutchinson,  Treasurer  ;  J.  P.  G.  Miller, 
Secretary  ;  F.  E.  Kohler,  T.  G. 

Laurel  Grove,  No.  17  (Euglish). — Meets  every 
Wednesday  evening. 

Officera.-h.  G.  Schord,  N.  A.;  J.  E.  Wolfe,  Jr., 
V.  A.;  A.  C.  Piraui,  Treasurer  ;  W.  R,  Allen,  Sec- 
retary ;  G.  A.  Easier,  T.  G. 

Templar  Grove  No.  19,  (English). — Meets 
every  Thursday  evening. 

Officers. — Mathias  F.  Smith,  N.  A.;  Anton  Shot 
tier,  V.  A.;  Andrew  Anderson,  Secretary  ;  John 
Hanson,  Treasurer  ;  James  Smith,  T.  G. 

Harmony  Grove,  No.  20  (German). — Meets 
every  Thursday  evening. 

Officers. — Peter  Sander,  N.  A.;  Alex.  Meyer,  V. 
A.;  H.  C.  Birbe,  Secretary  ;  Henry  Horstuian, 
Treasurer;  W.  Reichwagen,  T.  G. 

Pioneer  Supreme  Arch  Chapter,  No.  1  (Ger- 
man) — Meets  first  and  third  Sunday  of  each  month, 
in  Druid's  Hall,  Sutter  Street. 

Officers.— J.  Wildermuth,  E.  S.  A.;  Charles  F. 
Schmidt,  Recording  Secretary  ;  E.  Cordage.  Per. 
Secretary  ;  Theodore  Hartung,  Treasurer  ;  Henry 
Stein.  S.  E.;  Wm.  Schuldt,  Jr.,  E. 

Mistletoe  Supreme  Arch  Chapter,  No.  2 
(English).  Meets  second  and  fourth  Sunday  of 
eacli  month,  in  Druid's  Hall  Sutter  Street. 

Officers.— Eagene  Giraud,  E.  S.  A.;  J.  H.  Wie- 
ners, Secretary  ;  B.  Michselis,  Treasurer  ;  Fred.  G. 
Tittel,  S.  E.;  Chas,  Moore,  Jr.,  E. 

United  Degree  Grove,  No.  1  (German). — 
Meets  first  and  third  Saturday  of  each  month  in 
Druid's  Hall,  Sutter  Street. 

Officers. — J.  G.  Wateiman,  D.  A.;  Aug.  Ham- 
merschmidt,  D.  D.  A.;  E.  Cordage,  Secretary  ;  An- 
ton Ewald,  Treasurer;  J.  W.  Audrzejowski,  D.  B. 

Cosmopolitan  Degree  Grove,  No.  2(Eugli8li). 
— Meets  second  and  fourth  Saturday  of  each  month. 

General  Relief  Committee. — Meets  first  Sun- 
day of  each   month  in  Druid's  Hall,  Sutter  Street. 


Officers. — Davis  Louderback,  President ;  S.  Lion, 
Secietary  ;  M.  G.  Searing,  Treasurer.  Members, 
N.  A.  and  V.  A.  of  each  Grove. 

UNITED  ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  DRUIDS 
LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION.— Organized  July  6th, 
1867. 

Officers. — G.Hoffmann,  President;  A.  Falk,  Vice- 
President ;  J.  W.  Andrzejowski,  Secretary;  Peter 
Tautphaus.  Treasurer. 

UNITED  ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  DRUIDS 
HALL  SOCIETY— Incorporatep  November  7th, 
1868. 

Officers. — Julius  George,  President  ;  J.  E. 
Schuetze,  Vice-President ;  A.  Falk,  Secretary;  G. 
Berghoefer,  Treasurer. 

UNITED  IRISHMEN.— Organized  1870.  Meets 
on  Wednesday,  at  Irish  American  Hall,  Howard 
Street  bet  Fourth  and  Fifth.  Number  of  members, 
five  hundred. 

Officers. — M.  W.  Stackpool,  Supervisor;  Richard 
O'Sullivan,  Secretary;  Bernard  McCabe, 'Treasurer. 

WEST  INDIAN  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY.— 
Organized  June,  1867.  Incorporated  January, 1870. 
Meets  on  the  first  Monday  of  each  month  at  541 
Broadway.  Objects  :  To  take  care  of  its  sick  mem- 
bers and  bury  the  dead. 

Officers. — M.  A.  Phipps,  President ;  William  Ec- 
tor, Vice-President ;  William  J.  Simmons.  Record- 
ing Secretary  ;  Edward  F.  Charlton,  Corresponding 
Secretary  ;  James  E.  Francis,  Treasurer. 


Masonic. 

THE  GRAND  LODGE  OF  FREE  AND  AC- 
CEPTED MASONS  OF  THE  STATE  OF  CAL- 
IFORNIA.— Assembles  anriually  at  the  Masonic 
Temple,  in  the  City  of  San  Francisco,  on  the  second 
Tuesday  in  October.  Its  officers  for  the  year  end- 
ing in  October,  1871,  are — 
M.'.W.'.Leonidas    E.  Pratt,  Grand   Master,    San 

Francisco  ; 
R.'.W.'.Isaac    S.    Titus,    Deputy    Grand    Master, 

Stockton  ; 
"    "     Charles  L.  Wiggin,  Senior  Grand  Warden, 

San  Francisco ; 
"     "     Benjamin    H.    Freeman,     Junior    Grand 

Warden,  San  Francisco  ; 
V.-.W. -.James  Laidley,  Grand  Treasurer,  San  Fran- 
cisco ; 
"     "     Alexander  G.  Abell,  Grand  Secretary,  San 

Francisco ; 
V.-.R. -.William  H.  Hill,   Grand   Chaplain,   Sacra- 
mento ; 
W.-.John  M.  Browne,  Grand  Orator,  Vallejo  ; 
"    Lawrence  C.  Owen,  Assistant  Grand  Secretary, 

San  Francisco  ; 
"    John  W.  Shaeffer,  Grand  Lecturer,  San  Fran- 
cisco ; 
"    William   V.  McGarvey,   Grand  Marshal,  San 

Juan  ; 
"    Benjamin  Akerly,  Grand  Bible  Bearer,  Oak- 
land ; 
"     Robert  Aitken,  Grand  Standard  Bearer,  Jack- 
son ; 
"     Henry  O.  Weller,  Grand  Sword  Bearer,  San  Jo86; 
"    Columbus  A.  Purinton,  Senior  Grand  Deacon, 

Fiddletown  ; 
"    Abisha    Swain,  Junior  Grand  Deacon,  JBtna 

Mills ; 
"    Elias  Jacob,  Grand  Steward,  Visalia ; 
"     Sigmund  Simon,  Grand  Steward,  Scott's  Bar; 
"    Samuel  D.  Mayer,  Grand  Organist,  San  Fran- 
cisco ; 
"    William  Wigbton  Reid,  Grand  Pursuivant,  San 

Leandro  ; 
"    James  Oglesby,  Grand  Tyler,  San  Francisco. 


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SOCIETIE  S — M  A  S  0  N  I  C 


This  body  was  organized  in  the  year  1850,  and 
there  are  now  in  existence,  under  its  jurisdiction, 
one  liuiidred  and  seventy-six  subordinate  Lodges, 
with  an  a.gH;regate  membership  of  about  nine  thous- 
and, five  hundred  of  which  thirteen  are  in  the  City 
of  San  Francisco,  as  follows  : 

Cahforma  Lodge  No.  1. — Meets  every  Thurs- 
day evening  in  King  Solomon's  Hall,  Masonic 
Temple. 

O^cfr.'!.— Edmund  Lane,  W.  M.;  Morris  M. 
E8lee,S.  W.:  Henry  S.  Smith,  J.  W.;  George  T. 
Grimes,  Secretary  ;  "Stephen  M.  Balch,  Treasurer  ; 
John  Kurtz,  S.  D.;  J.  M.  Litchfield,  J.  D.;  Charles 
Callaghan,  Marshal ;  Franklin  H.  Day  and  Thomas 
Amner,  Stewards  ;  Rev.  H.  Cox,  Chaplain  ;  Samuel 
D.  Mayer,  Organist ;  Ira  C.  Root,  Tyler. 

LoGE  La.  Parfaite  Union,  No.  17.— Meets 
every  Friday  evening  in  St.  John's  Hall,  Masonic 
Temple. 

Officerx. —Loma  Bresse,  W.  M.;  Louis  G.  Salo- 
mon, S.  W.;  Espinosa  de  los  Monteres,  J.  W.;  Al- 
phonse  Bourgoing,  Secretary ;  Ernest  G.  Lyons, 
Treasurer;  P.  F.  Masson,  S.D.;  Dominique  G.  Lu- 
cien,  J.  D.;  Jean  M.  Mailhes,  Marshal;  Louis  F. 
Gobert  and  Louis  J.  Renault,  Stewards  ;  —  Mooser, 
Orator;  Ira  C.  Root,  Tyler. 

Occidental  Lodge,  No.  22. — Meets  every  Mon- 
day evening  in  King  Solomon's  Hall,  Masonic 
Temple. 

Oj^ccr.t.— David  Morgan,  Jr.,  W.  M.;  John  E. 
Piirdy,  S.  VV.;  Elliott  J.'Moore,  J.  W.;  William  E. 
Moody,  Secretary,  VV.  W.  Montague,  Treasurer; 
Charles  L.  Haskell,  S.  D.;  John  H.  Williams,  J.  D.; 
James  H.  Mitchell,  Marshal ;  Charles  J.  Willey 
and  Abram  P.  Williams,  Stewards  ;  John  Gierlow, 
Chaplain  ;  Samuel  D.  Mayer,  Organist ;  Harrison 
Jones,  Tyler. 

Goi.DKN  Gate  Lodge,  No.  30. — Meets  every 
Tuesday  evening  at  27  Post  Street. 

Office'i-s.—UeiiTy  BIyth,  W.  M.;  Samuel  W.  Kent, 
S.  W.;  John  Doane.  J.  W.;  A.  A.  Hobe,  Secretary  ; 
C.  H.  Wetherbee,  Treasurer  ;  T.  A.  Henshilwood, 
S.  D.;  William  8.  Bowne,  J.  D.;  Henry  Matthews, 
Marslial  ;  J.  Satchwell  and  D.  Cameron,  Stewards  ; 
M.  A.  Anderson,  Organist ;  James  Churchward, 
Tyler. 

MoDKT  MoRiAH  LoDGK,  No.  44. — Meets  every 
Wednesday  evening  in  King  Solomon's  Hall,  Ma- 
sonic Temple. 

Officers. — James  Evrard,  W.  M.;  Monroe  Ash- 
bury,  S.  W.;  John  A.  Russell,  J.  W.;  Charles  L. 
Wiggin,  Secretary  ;  Georye  C.  Hickox,  Treasurer  ; 
William  1).  Johnson,  S.  D.;  George  W.  Blake,  J. 
D.;  Albert  Solomon,  Marshal ;  Valentine  Newmark 
and  Sharon  P.  Doane,  Stewards  ;  Eleasor  Thomas, 
Chaplain  ;  Henry  M.  Bosworth,  Organist ;  John 
McCraith,  Tyler. 

Fidelity  Lodge,  No.  120. — Meets  every  Thurs- 
day evening  in  St.  John'sHall,  Masonic  Temple. 

Officers. — Louis  Cohn,  W.  M.;  Adolphus  H.  Lis- 
eak,  Jr.,  S.  W.;  Mendel  Esberg,  J.  W.;  Moses 
Heller,  Secretary;  Louis  Emanuel,  Treasurer; 
Emanuel  Emanuel,  8.  D.;  Julius  Platshek,  J.  D.; 
Mathias  Rosenshiue,  Marshal ;  Henry  Johnson  and 
Albert  L.  Tiiiele,  Stewards  ;  J.  E.  Tippett,  Organist ; 
William  B.  Wilson,  Tyler. 

Hermann  Lodge,  No.  127. — Meets  every  Mon- 
day evening  in  the  Upper  Hall,  Masonic  Temple. 

OJicers. — Henry  Kenitzer,  W.  M. ;  Ralph  de 
Clairmont,  S.  W.;  Louis  Dannheimer,  J.  W.;  Nich- 
olas Lohse.  Secretary;  Heru)ann  Rossbach,  Treasu- 
rer; Jonas  Junnasseh,  S.  D.;  George  Walter,  J.  D.; 
Henry  Pless,  Marshal;  Louis  Heniuie  and  Hermann 
Meinmt,  Stewards;  Christian  Lange,  Tyler. 

Pacific  Lodge,  No.  136. — Meets  every  Tuesday 
evening  in  King   Solomon's  Hall,  Masonic  Temple. 


Officers. — George  Penlington,  W.  M.;  John 
F.  "Kennedy,  S.  W.;  Thomas  B.  Simpson,  J.  W.; 
Henry  Hickei,  Secretary;  Lewis  C.  Hunter,  Treas- 
urer ;  Lewis  Hartmeyer,  S.  D.;  Oliver  G.  Hallett, 
J.  D. ;  Joseph  J.  Frazer,  Marshal;  Nelson  Marble 
and  Philip  Riegelhaupt,  Stewards;  Rev.  Robert 
McElroy,  Chaptain;  William  Canham,  Tyler. 

Crockett  Lodge,  No.  139. — Meets  every  Wed- 
nesday evening  at  27  Post  Street. 

0#cer,s.— Charles  H.  Eldredge,  W.  M.;  John 
Brovm,  S.  W.;  Henry  M.  Gray,  J.  W.;  Edward  S. 
McCord,  Secretary;  Arthur  McCracken,  Treasurer; 
ElfertKnop,  S.  D.;  JohnKearnan,  J.  D.;  Andrew 
Phister  and  Martin  Sheridan,  Stewards;  Charles 
McCormick,   Organist;  James  Churchward,   Tyler. 

Oriental  Lodge,  No.  144. — Meets  every  Tues- 
day evening  in  St.  John's  Hall,  Masonic  Temple. 

O/^cers.— Milton  H.  Myrick,  W.  M.;  J.  H.  Nich- 
olson, S.  W.;  H.  F.  Swain,  J.  W.;  W.  H.  Loring, 
Secretary;  E.  W.  Schneider,  Treasurer;  James  E. 
Gordon,  S.  D.;  Walter  Rosie,  J.  D.;  J.  A.  Hofmann, 
Marshal;  Adams  Greer  and  Charles  Leman,  Stew- 
ards; J.  E.  "Tippett,  Organist;  Ira  C.  Root,  Tyler. 

Excelsior  Lodge,  No.  166.— Meets  every  Wed- 
nesday evening  in  St.  John's  Hall.  Masonic  lemple. 

Q^Ver.'!.— William  A.  Stuart,  W.  M.;  Charles  A. 
Fuentes,  S.  W.;  Henry  Edwards,  J.  W.;  Thomas T. 
Atkinson,  Secretary;  Aaron  Dond,  Treasurer;  John 
K.  C.  Hobbs,  S.  D.;  Albert  Cressy,  J.  D.;  Arpad 
Haraszthy,  Marshal;  Richard  Harrold  and  Henry 
K.  Pilgrim,  Stewards;  James  Oglesby,  Tyler. 

Mission  Lodge,  No.  169. — Meets  every  Wednes- 
day evening  at  the  southeast  corner  Sixteenth  and 
Valencia  streets. 

Officers. — Frederick  A.  Waterhouse,  W.  M.;  Par- 
Ian  R.  Cunningham,  S.  W.;  Frederick  Oehne,  J. 
W.;  John  W.  Harville,  Secretary;  William  Ede, 
Treasurer;  Palmer  Cox,  S.D.;  Thornton  Thompson, 
J.  D.;  Seth  Knowles,  Marshal;  Joseph  Grafton 
Smith  and  Joseph  M.  Caldwell,  Stewards;  Peter  S. 
Wilson,  Tyler. 

South  San  Francisco  Lodge,  U.  D. — Meets 
every  Thursday  evening  at  Hare's*Hall,  Tenth  Av- 
enue, South  San  Francisco. 

Officers.— n.  F.  Williams,  W.  M.;  George  Keep, 
S.  W.;  F.  B.  Wilde,  J.  W.;  C.  E.  Dunshee,  Secre- 
tary; D.  Dreyer,  Treasurer;  Robert  P.  Kelly,  S. 
D.;  A.  J.  Hare,  J.  D.;  Charles  Witte,  Marshal;  B. 
Mayers  and  F.  A.  Barrett,  Stewards;  William  E. 
Stewart,  Tyler. 

THE  GRAND  CHAPTER  OF  ROYAL  ARCH 
MASONS  OF  THE  STATE  OF  CALIFORNIA. 
— Assembles  annually  at  the  Masonic  Temple  in  the 
City  of  San  Francisco,  on  the  first  Tuesday  in  April. 
Its  officers  for  ihe  term  ending  in  April,  1»71,  are: 
M.".E. '.George  T.  Grimes,  G.  H.  P.,  San  Francisco; 
R. •.£.•. James  L.  English,  D.  G.  H.  P.,  Sacramento; 

"     Jacob  H.  Neff,  G.  K.,  Auburn; 

"      Stephen  Wing,  G.  S.,  Columbia; 

"      Elisha  W.  Bourne,  G.  T.,  San  Francisco; 

"      Lawrence  C.  Owen,  G.  S.,  San  Francisco; 

"      Arthur  E.  Hill,  G.  C,  Folsom; 
E. -.Joseph  Isaacs.  G.  C.  H.,  Shasta; 

"  Russell  T.  Hayes,  G.  R.  A.  C, 

C.-.  Ira  C.  Root,  G.  G.,  San  Francisco. 

This  body  was  or^nized  in  the  year  1854,  and 
there  are  now  in  existence,  under  its  jurisdiction, 
thirty-five  subordinate  Chapters,  with  an  aggregate 
membership  of  seventeen  hundred,  of  which  two  are 
in  the  City  of  San  Francisco,  uh  follows  : 

San  Francisco  Chapter  No.  I. — Stated  meet- 
ings, firft  and  third  Mondays  of  each  mouth,  in 
Cliapter  Hall.  Masonic  Temple. 

Officers. — Theodore  E.  Smith,  H.  P.;  Emanuel 
Emanuel,  K.;  Henry  J.  Burns,    S.;  Samuel  Stern- 


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tea,  R.  A.  C;  .laiob  Levy,  G.  M.  of  Third  Vnii :  C. 

B.  Heald,  G.  M.  of  Second  Vail;  H.  W.  Hynian, 
G.  M.  of  First  Vail;  Henry  L.  Cohen,  Secretarj'; 
Joseph  Clement,  Treasurer;  Lewis  Peck,  Guard. 

California  Chapter  No.  5. — Stated  meetings, 
first  and  third  Tuesdays  of  each  month,  in  Chapter 
Hail,  Masonic  Temple. 

C{^cers.— James  Laidley,  H.  P.;  David  Morgan 
Jr.,'K.;  John  F.  Snow,  S";  Charles  L.  Cousins,  C. 
H.;  Joseph  M.  Litchfield,  P.  S.;  Alphonso  H. 
Vaughn,  R.  A.  C;  Henry  S.  Smith,  G.  M.  of  Third 
Vail;  John  A.  Russell,  G.  M.  of  Second  Vail;  Jesse 

C.  Keed,  G.  M.  of  First  Vail;  William  E.Moody, 
Secretary;  Samuel  Graves,  Treasurer;  Samuel  D. 
Mayer,  Organist;  James  Oglesby,  Guard. 

THE    GRAND    COUNCIL  OF  ROYAL  AND 
SELECT    MASTERS    OF     THE    STATE    OF 
CALIFORNIA.— Assembles  annually  at  the   Ma- 
sonic Temple,  in  the  City  of  San  Francisco,  on  the 
Thursday  succeeding  the  first  Monday  in  April. 
Its  officers  for  the  term  ending  in  April,  1871,  are  : 
M.-. P. -.Joseph  Isaacs,  G.  M.,  Shasta; 
R.-.P.-.Frederick  F.  Barss,  D.  G.  M.,  Placerville; 
"      William  F.  Knox,  G.  I.  M.,  Sacramento; 
"      James  Laidley,  G.  T.,  San  Francisco; 
"      Lawrence   C.  Owen,  G.   R.,  San  Francisco; 

This  body  was  organized  in  the  year  I860,  and 
there  are  now  in  existence  under  its  jurisdiction 
eight  subordinates  with  an  aggregate  membershipot 
five  hundred,  of  which  one  is  held  in  the  City  of 
San  Francisco,  viz : 

California  Council,  No.  2.— Meets  first  Satur- 
day in  the  month  in  Chapter  Hall,  Masonic  Temple. 

'Office's.— Beviy  M.  Beach.  T.  I.  M.;  George  T. 
Grimes,  D.  I.  M.;  David  Morgan  Jr.,  P.  C.  W.; 
Alexander  D.  McDonald,  Treasurer;  William  E. 
Moody,  Recorder;  Simon  Baum,  C.  G.;  Jessie  C. 
Reed,  Marshal;  James  Oglesby,  Sentinel. 

THE  GRAND  COMMANDERY  OF  KNIGHTS 
TEMPLAR  OF  THE  STATE  OF  CALIFORNIA. 
— Assembles  annually  at  the  Masonic  Temple,  in 
the  City  of  San  Francisco,  on  the  first  Monday  suc- 
ceeding the  first  Tuesday  in  April.  Its  officers  for 
the  term  ending:  April,  1871,  are  : 
R.-.  E.-.  Sir  William  F.  Knox,  G.  C,  Sacramento; 
V.-.E.-.  Sir  Charles  L.  Wiggin,  D.  G.  C,  Sau  Fran- 
cisco ; 
E.-.Sir  Frederick  F.  Barss,  G.  G.,  Placerville  ; 

"  Sir  Aaron  A.  Sargent,  G.  C.  G.,  Nevada  ; 

"  Sir  Charles  Caleb  Peirce.G.  P.,  Placerville; 

"  Sir  Leonard  Goss,  G.  S.  W.,  Sacramento  ; 

"  Sir  George  C,  Perkins,  G.  J.  W.,  Oroville  ; 

"  Sir  Elisha  W.  Bourne,  G.  T.,  San  Fi-ancisco  ; 

"  Sir  Lawrence  C.  Owen,  G.  R.,  San   Francisco; 

"  Sir  Stephen  W'ing,  G.  S.  B.,  Columbia ; 

"  Sir  Andrew  J.  Binnev,  G.  S.  B.,   Marysville  ; 

"  Sir  Henry  C.  Shaw,  G.  W.,  Stockton  ; 

"  Sir  James  Oglesby,  G.  C.  G.,  San  Francisco. 

This  body  was  organized  in  the  year  1858,  and 
there  are  now  in  existence  under  its  jurisdiction, 
eight  subordinates  with  an  aggregate  membership 
of  five  hundred,  of  which  one  is  held  in  the  City  of 
Sau  Francisco,  viz  : 

California  Commandery,  No.  1. — Meets  every 
Friday  evening  in  Commandery  Hall,  Masonic 
Temple. 

Oarers.— Sir  Alexander  G.  Abell,  Commander  ; 
Sir  Joseph  B.  Scotcbler,  Generalissimo  ;  Sir  John 
S.  Ellis,  Captain-General  ;  Sir  William  M.  Rundell, 
Prelate  ;  Sir  Montgomery  Godley,  Senior  Warden  ; 
Sir  Ebenezer  E.  Morse,  Junior  Warden  ;  Sir  W^il- 
liam  H.  Lyon,  Treasurer  ;  Sir  Elisha  VV.  Bourne, 
Recorder  ;  Sir  Frank  Eastman,  Standard  Bearer  ; 
Sir  Henry  H.  Thrall,  Sword  Bearer  ;  Sir  George 
T.  Bromley,  Warder  ;  Sir  J.  E.  Tippett,   Organist ; 


Sir  James  Oglesby,  Seniniel.    One    hundred   and 
thirty-eight  members  at  last  report. 

GRAND  CONSISTORY  OF  THE  A.  AND  A. 
SCOTTISH  RITE.— Meets  at  the  Masonic  Temple 
in  the  City  of  San  Francisco,  on  the  Jlth  of  Janu- 
ary, iilst  of  March,  24th  of  June.  'Jlst  of  September, 
and  27th  of  December.  Its  officers  for  the  term 
ending  December,  187-3,  are  : 

V.'.I.'.Wm.  T.  Reynolds,  Grand  Commander  in 
Chief,  San  Francisco  ; 
I. '.John  M.  Browne.  Grand  Seneschal,  Vallejo  ; 
"  Wm.  A.  Davis,  Grand  Precentor,  Stockton  ; 
"  Leonard  Goss,  Grand  C"nstal)le.  Sonoma  ; 
"  Charles  Marsh,  Grand  Admiral,  Nevada  City; 
"      Washington  Ayer,  Grand  Jlinister  of  State, 

San  Francisco ; 
"      Horace  H.  Hubbard,  Grand  Chancellor,  San 

Francisco ; 
"      William  C.  Belcher,  Grand  Hospitaller  and 

Almoner,  Marysville ; 
"      Edwin  A.  Sherman,  Grand  Registrar,   San 

Francisco  ; 
"      Oscar  V.  Walker,  Grand  Keeperof  the  Seals 

and  Archives,  Petahima  ; 
"      Milton  S.    Latham,  Grand  Treasurer,   San 

Francisco ; 
"      A.  A.  McAlister,  Grand  Primate,  Marysville  ; 
"      John  W.  Harville,  Grand  Prevost,  Sau  Fran- 
cisco ; 
"      Thomas  Kyle,  Grand  Expert,  San  Francisco; 
"      S.    G.    Hibborn,    Assistant    Grand    Expert, 

Vallejo  ; 
"      George    A.    ShurtlefF,    Grand    Beausenifer, 

Stockton  ; 
"      Hon.  E.  W.  Roberts,   Grand  Bearer    of   the 

Vexillum  Belli,  Grass  Valley  ; 
"      Alvin  B.     Preston,   Grand    Master    of  the 

Guard,  Columbia  ; 
"      Andrew    J.  Binney,   Grand   Chamberlain, 

Marysville ; 
"      Daniel    M.   Hosmer,   Grand   Steward,   San 

Francisco  ; 
"      Ralph  J.  Van  Voorhies,  Aide  de   Camp  of 

Commander-in  Chief,  Placerville. 
Godfrey  De  St.  Omar  Council,  Knights  Ka- 
DOSH,  No.  1. — Meets  every  Friday  evening  at  Ma- 
sonic Temple. 

Its  officers  for  the  term  ending  April  10, 1871,  are  : 
Sir  Thomas  Kyle,  Commander ;  Sir  Henry  M. 
Beach,  First  Lieutenant  Commander  ;  Sir  John  W. 
Shaeflfer,  Second  Lieutenant  Commander  ;  Sir  Ben- 
jamin H.  Freeman,  Chancellor  ;  Sir  Wm.  T.  Rey- 
nolds, Orator  ;  Sir  John  G.  Andresen,  Almoner  ;  Sir 
Edwin  A.  Sherman,  Recorder  ;  Sir  Moses  Heller, 
Treasurer  ;  Sir  A.  D.  McDonald,  Master  of  Cere- 
monies ;  Sir  George  T.  Grimes,  Turcopilier  ;  Sir 
James  L.  Blaikie,  Draper  ;  Sir  E.  W.  Roberts,  First 
Deacon  ;  Sir  A.  A.  Hobe,  Second  Deacon ;  Sir 
Washington  Ayer,  Bearer  of  the  Beauseant;  Sir  R. 
6.  Brown,  Bearer  of  the  First  Standard  ;  Sir  George 
J.  Hobe, Bearer  of  the  Second  Standard  ;  Sir  Charles 
H.  Dewey,  Lieutenant  of  the  Guard;  Sir  Ira  C. 
Root,  Sentinel. 

Yerba  Buena  Chapter  of  Rose  Croix,  No. 
4. — Meets  every  Friday  evening  at  Masonic  Temple- 
Its  officers  for  the  term  ending  April  13, 1871,  are  : 
Sir  George  T.  Grimes,  M.  ;  Sir  Benjamin  H.  Free- 
man, S.  W. ;  Sir  Wm.  T.  Reynolds,  J.  W.  ;  Sir 
Thomas  Kyle,  Orator  ;  Sir  John  G.  Andresen,  Al- 
moner ;  Sir  Edwin  A.  Sherman,  Secretary;  Sir 
Moses  Heller,  Treasurer  ;  Sir  John  W.  Shaetfer,  M. 
C.  ;  Sir  A.  D.  McDonald,  S.  E. ;  Sir  James  L. 
Blaikie,  J.  E.  ;  Sir  Henry  M.  Beach,  G.  T. ;  Sir  Ira 
C.  Root.  Tyler. 

Yerba  Buena  Council  of  Princes  of  Jeru- 
salem, No.  4.— Meets  every  Friday  evening  at 
Masonic  Temple. 


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Its  oflicers  for  the  term  ending  March  14,  J871, 
are:  Willijira  T.  Revnolds/Iarsliatha  ;  H.  H.  Hub- 
bard, H.  P. ;  La  Pevre  A.  Shaw,  I.  S.  ;  Thomas 
Kyle,  Orator;  J.  G.  Andreeen,  Almoner;  Edwin 
A.  Sherman,  Secretary  ;  Moses  Heller,  Treasurer; 
John  W.  Shaeffer,  M,  U. ;  A.  D.  McDonald,  C.  T.  ; 
James  L.  Blaikie,  C.H.  ;  Ira  C.  Root,  Tyler. 

Yeiiba  Bi;kna  Lodge  of  Perfection,  No.  6. — 
Meets  every  Friday  evening  at  Masonic  Temple. 

Its  officers  for  the  term  ending  February  24, 1874, 
are:  George  J.  Hobe,  6.  M.  ;  Thomas  Kyle,  S.  G. 
W.  ;  A.  A.  Hobe,  J.'G.  W. ;  H.  H.  Hubbard.  Or- 
ator ;  J.  (jr.  Andresen,  Almoner  ;  Edwin  A.  Sher- 
man, Secretary  ;  Moses  Heller,  Treasurer  ;  Charles 
P.  Brown,  M.  C.  ;  Charles  H.  Dewey,  S.  E.  ;  Au- 
tiaet  h\  Eieen,  J.  E.  ;  D.  W.  Laird,  C.  G.  ;  Henry 
M.  Beach,  Tyler. 

ORDER  OF  THE  EASTERN  STAR.— Golden 
Gate  Chapter,  No.  1,  meets  every  Monday  evening, 
at  Corinthian  Hall,  Mechanics'  Institute  Building, 
Post  Street. 

Officers  — John  F.  Snow,  Worthy  Patron  ;  Annie 
M.  Elliott,  Worthy  Matron  ;  Mary  M.  Holtz,  Asso- 
ciate Matron  ;  Helen  A.  Schaeffer,  Treasurer  ;  Nellie 
M.  Owens,  Secretary  ;  Clara  Gray,  Conductress  ; 
A.  E.  Douglass,  Associate  Conductress  ;  Sarah  J. 
Craig,  Warder  ;  Serita  Clark,  Adah  ;  Helen  Booker, 
Ruth;  Sarah  Stoutenborough,  Esther;  Nettie 
Boothman,  Martha  ;  Elizabeth  H.  Owen,  Electa  ; 
Henry  Savage,  Sentinel. 

MASONIC  HALL  ASSOCIATION.— Incorpo- 
rated 1859.  Office  No.  6,  Masonic  Temple,  second 
floor.  Associated  for  the  purpose  of  erecting  the 
Masonic  Temple,  at  the  northwest  corner  of  Mont- 
gomery and  Post  Streets. 

Officers. — Alexander  G.  A  bell.  President ;  Adol- 
phus  HoUub,  Vice-President  ;  Elisha  W.  Bourne, 
Louis  Cohn,  Isaac  E.  Davis,  Edmund  V.  Hathaway, 
James  Laidley,  William  M.  liundell,  and  Charles  L. 
Wiggin,  Trustees  ;  Henry  M.  Newhall,  Treasurer  ; 
Lawrence  C.  Owen,  Secretary. 

MASONIC  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  BANK  — 
Incorporated  Nov.  4th,  1869.  Capital,  $150,000. 
Number  of  shares,  live  hundred. 

Officers. — Leonidas  E.  Pratt,  President ;  W.  H. 
Culver,  Vice-President ;  George  Robins,  Secretary. 

MASONIC  CEMETERY  ASSOCIATION.— 
Organized  January  26th,  1864.  Office  northeast 
corner  of  Washington  and  Dupont  streets. 

Officers. — W.  li.  Wheaton,  President ;  Joseph 
Clement,  Vice-President ;  Thomas  Anderson,  Treas- 
urer; George  J.  Hobe,  Secretary. 

There  are  in  this  city  four  colored  Lodges,  viz  : 

Hannibal  Lodge,  No.  1. — Organized  1852- 
Meets  every  Wednesday  evening,  northeast  corner 
of  Masou  and  Broadway  Streets. 

Officers.— Q.  A.  Duvall,  W.  M.;  William  Davis, 
S.  W.;  W.  Carey,  J.  VV. ;  Rev.  A.  B.  Smith,  Treas- 
er  ;  John  A.  Barber,  Secretary  ;  A.  Harris,  Tyler. 

Under  the  "  National  Graud  Lodge." 

Olive  Branch  Lodge,  No.  5. — Meets  every 
Tuesday  evening  at  341  Broadway  Street. 

Officers. — James  E.  Francis,  W.  M.;  Matthew  A. 
Phinps,  S.  W.;  William  H.  Blake,  J.  W.;  Henry 
Taloot,  Treasurer  ;  Nelson  Cook,  Secretary  ;  Joseph 
Jaquee,  Tyler. 

Under  the  charter  of  the  United  Grand  Lodge  of 
New  York,  March  3d,  1855.  Organized  April  5th, 
1855.    Number  of  members,  ninety. 

Victoria  Lodge,  No.  3.  —  Organized  1853. 
Meets  every  Monday  evening,  northeast  corner 
Mason  and  Broadway  Streets. 


Officers. — John  W.  Jones,  W.M.;  James  A.  Reed- 

er,  S.W.;  Michael  Howard,  J.  W.; ,  Treasurer; 

E.  Handy,  Secretary  ;  A.  Harris,  Tyler. 

Under  the  "  National  Grand  Lodge." 

Mosaic  Lodge,  No.  38. — Organized  May  21sti 
1868.  Meets,  temporarily,  in  Old  Druids'  Hall, 
Bush  Street. 

Officers. — P.  Anderson,  W.  M.;  Henry  Smith,  S. 
W.;  George  W.  Miller,  J.  W. 

Under  the  charter  of  the  Grand  Lodge  for  the 
State  of  Pennsylvania. 


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GRAND  OFFICERS  OF  THE  R.  W.  GRAND 
LODGE  OF  THE  STATE  OF  CALIFORNIA, 
I.  O.  O.  F  — C.  W.  Dannals,  M.  W.  Grand  iMaster, 
San  Francisco;  Rev.  William  H.  Hill,  R.W. Deputy 
Grand  Master,  Sacramento;  A.  C.  Bradford,  li.  W. 
Grand  Warden,  Mariposa;  T.  Rodgers  Johnson,  R. 
W.Grand  Secretary,  San  Francisco;  Henry  B. 
Brooks,  R.  W.  Grand  Treasurer,  San  Francisco; 
John  B.  Harmon  and  H.  J.  Tilden,  R.  W.  Grand 
Representatives,  San  Francisco;  Rev.  Thomas  H. 
Sinex,  Worthy  Grand  Chaplain,  Santa  Clara;  H. 
Wartenberg,  Worthy  Grand  Marshal,  Los  Angeles; 
G.  Warner,  Worthy  Grand  Conductor,  Petaluma; 
E.  W.  O'Brien,  Worthy  Graud  Guardian,  Vallejo; 
L.  Zoller,  Worthy  Grand  Herald,  Sacramento. 

Past  Grand  Masters, — John  F.  Morse,  San 
Francisco;  H.  M.  Heuston,  San  Francisco;  W.  H. 
Watson,  San  Francisco;  J.  L.  Van  Bokkelen,  Vir- 
ginia, Nevada;  L.  L.  Alexander,  San  Francisco;  T. 
R.  Kibbe,  Grass  Valley;  C.  O.  Burton,  Stockton; 
J.  A.  McClelland,  San  Francisco;  I.  N.  Randolph, 
Sutter  Creek;  Charles  N.  Fox,  San  Francisco;  C.  S. 
Haswell,  Sacramento;  H.  T.  Dorrence,  Stockton; 
J.  B.  Harmon,  Oakland. 

GRAND  OFFICERS  OF  THE  R.  W.  G.  ENCAMPMENT. 

Columbus  Bartlett,  M.  W.  Grand  Patriarch,  San 
Francisco;  Louis  Korn,  M.  E.  Grand  High  Priest, 
San  Francisco;  E.  W.Bradford,  R.  W.  SeniorWar- 
den,  Bath;  T.  Rodgers  Johnson,  R.W.Grand  Scribe, 
San  Francisco;  David  Hunter,  R.  W.  Grand  Trea- 
surer, San  Francisco;  D.  A.  McFarland,  R.  W. 
Grand  Junior  Warden,  How  land  Flat;  Charles  N. 
Fox  and  Nathan  Porter,  B.  W.  Grand  Representa- 
tives, San  B'rancisco;  A.  Meyer,  Worthy  Grand 
Sentinel,  San  Francisco;  E.  Dunker,  Worthy  Dep- 
utj'  Grand  Sentinel,  San  Francisco. 

Past  Grand  Patriarchs. — A.  S.  Iredale,  San 
Francisco;  J.  A.  McClelland,  San  Francisco;  A.  J. 
Lucas,  Marysville;  W.  N.  Hall,  Gold  Hill,  Nevada; 
D.  McLaren,  San  Francisco;  C.  L.Thomas.  Gilroy; 
Lewis  Sober,  San  Francisco;  A.  B.  Asher,  Downie- 
ville;  B.  W.  Barnes,  LaPorte;  Charles  N.  Fox,  San 
Francisco;  E.  W.  Roberts,  Grass  Valley. 

All  Subordinate  Lodges  and  Encampments  I.  O. 
O.  P.,  of  the  City  of  San  Francisco,  meet  at  the 
Hall,  325  Montgomery  Street,  on  the  following 
evenings,  viz  : 

Golden  Gate  Encampment,  No  1. — Nights  of 
meeting,  second  and  fourth  Fridays  of  each  month, 

Officers.— G.  H.  Mead,  C.  P.;  Charles  H.  Wade, 
H.  P.;  Daniel  W.  Lake,  S.  W.;  Franklin  Williams, 
Scribe  ;  James  Davis,  Treasurer ;  John  P.  McMur- 
ray,  J.  W. 

Walhalla  Encampment,  No.  7. — Nights  of 
meeting,  first  and  third  Fridays  of  each  month. 

Officers. — Jacob  Nibbe,  C.  P.;  John  A.  Richter, 
H.  P.;  F.  Epting,  S.  W.;  Joseph  G.  Mysell,  Scribe; 
H.  F.  Maas,  Treasurer  ;  H.  Schmadeke,  J.  W. 


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WiLDEY  Encampment,  No.  23.— Nights  of  meet- 
ing, second  and  fourth  Saturdays  of  each  month. 

Officers.— VT&nk  Kennedy,  C.  P.;  John  Tucker, 
H.  P.;  Charles  H.  Taber,  8.  W.;  John  D.  Enae, 
Scribe ;  B.  Ordenstein,  Treasurer ;  Frank  E. 
Thomas,  J.  W. 

Unity  Encampment,  No.  26.— Nights  of  meet- 
ine,  second  and  fourth  Mondays  of  each  month. 

Officers.— F.  H.  Staube,  C.  P.;  H.  E.  Bnllivant, 
H.  P.;  John  F.  Brown,  S.  W.;  Henry  Hoeber, 
Scribe ;  H.  P.  Parker,  Treasurer;  James  Wolfe,Jr., 
J.W. 

California  Lodge,  No.  1 — Night  of  meeting, 
Monday. 

0#cers.— Leonard  Reynolds,  N.  G.;  Wm.  Louis 
LaRose,  V.  G.;  Charles  W.  Golden,  Secretary  ; 
Thomas  Phair,  P.  S.;  M.  P.  Holmes,  Treasurer. 

San  Francisco  Lodge,  No,  3.— Night  of  meet- 
ing, Friday.  „    ,,  .^ 

Officers Arthur  Waters,  N.  G.;  A.  R.  McDon- 
ald, V.  G.;  H.  W.  Jones,  Secretary  ;  H.J.  Helman, 
P.  S.;  H.  B.  Brooks,  Treasurer. 

Harmony  Lodge,  No.  13.— Night  of  meeting, 
Tuesday. 

Officers.— C.  D.  Evers,  N.  G.;  F.  H.  DruflFell,  V. 
G.;  M.  Petritzky,  Secretary  ;  Charles  Quast,  P.  S.; 
Peter  Antbes.  Treasurer. 

Terba  Buena  Lodge,  No.  15.— Night  of  meet- 
ing, Thursday. 

Oncers.— Edward  P.  Batchelder,  N.  G.;  Benja- 
min A.  Prindle,  V.  G.;  George  J.  Smith,  Secretary; 
F.  Williams,  P.  S.;  H.  C.  Squire,  Treasurer. 

Templar  Lodge,  No.  17.— Night  of  meeting, 
Wednesday. 

Officers.— T.  B.  Robinson,  N.  G.;  Jacob  8hew,V. 
G.;  L.  Wadhams,  Secretary  ;  C.  T.  Pidwell,  P.  S.; 
W.  K.  Dietrich,  Treasurer. 

Magnolia  Lodge,  No.  29.— Night  of  meeting, 
Tuesday. 

Officers.— Simon  Wolf,  N.  G.;  James  D.  Connell, 
V.  G.;  Adolph  Kronberg,  R.  S.;  Herman  Schultz, 
P.  S.;  J.  J.  Frank,  Treasurer. 

Bay  City  Lodge,  No.  71.— Night  of  meeting, 
Monday. 

Officers.— A.  H.  Lissak,  Jr.,  N.  G.;  C.  J. 
Schnaittaker,  V.  G.;  Leo.  L.  Dennery,  R.  S.;  E. 
Levy,  P.  8.;  B.  Ordenstein,  Treasurer. 

Abou  Ben  Adhem  Lodge,  No.  112.— Night  of 
meeting,  Thursday. 

Officers.— V.  B.  Harrington,  N.  G.;  John  P.  Ken- 
nedy, V.  G.;  Wm.  Black,  R.  S.;  A.  G.  Wood,  P.  S.; 
A.  W.  Genung,  Treasurer. 

Germania  Lodge,  No.  116 — Night  of  meeting. 
Wednesday. 

0#cers.— William  Becker,  N.  G.;  J.  F.  Lang,V. 
G.;  N.  Samuels,  R.  S.;  John  A.  Richter,  P.  S.;  N. 
Bahrs,  Treasurer. 

Concordia  Lodge,  No.  122 — Night  of  meeting, 
Monday. 

0/7?cers.— Charles  Trantner,  N.  G.;  Jacob  Nibbe, 
V.  G.;  Wm.  D.  Koch,  R.  S.;  William  Stelling,  P. 
S.;  G.  Meyer,  Treasurer. 

Apollo  Lodge,  No  123— Night  of  meeting, 
Friday. 

Officers.— C.  C.  Terrill,  N.  G.;  Holland  Smith,V. 
G.;  J.  R.  Finlavson,  R.  8.;  W.  F.  Norcross,  P.  S.; 
W.  H.  Baxter,  "Treasurer. 

Parker  Lodge,  No.  124 — Night  of  meeting, 
Tuesday. 

Officers.— Wm.  Wilson,  N.  G.;  A.  J.  Chambers, 
V.  G.;  W.  H.  Henry,  R.  S.;  N.  T.  Root,  P.  S.; 
Edgar  Bishop,  Treasurer. 

Unity  Lodge,  No.  131.  (Mission  Dolores)  — 
Night  of  meeting,  Tuesday. 


Officers.—!^.  G.  Millman,  N.  G.;  Jacob  Goss,  V. 
G.;  George  Cox,  R.  S.;  H.  F.  C.  Christian,  Tieas- 
urer. 

Hermann  Lodge,  No.  145— Night  of  meeting, 
Wednesday. 

O^Ver.-;. —Rudolph  Neuensch-wander,  N.  G.; 
Charles  Born,  V.  G.;  Frederick  A.  Meyer,  R.  8.; 
Charles  Friedman,  P.  S.;  Henry  Stempelmann, 
Treasurer. 

Pacific  Lodge.  No.  155.— Night  of  meeting, 
Thursday. 

Officers.— Ch&r\es  H.  Mann,  N.  G.;  Wm.  H. 
Birch,  V.  G.;  C.  W.  Weston,  R.  8.;  W.  A.  Kol- 
myer,  P.  S.;  David  Hunter,  Treasurer. 

Ophir  Lodge,  No.  171.—  Night  of  meeting, 
Friday. 

Officers.— Lo\i\s  Eppinger,  N.  G.;  H.  J.  Hart- 
nagel,  V.  G.;  Charles  S.  Haley,  R.S.;  Lewis  Sober, 
P.  S.;  Z.  Birdgall,  Treasurer. 

Occidental  Lodge,  No  179.— Night  of  meeting, 
Priday.  _       ,   „    „    .  , 

Officers.— O.  P.  Robie,  N.  G.;  David  C.  Smith, 
V.  G.;  A.  McBoyle,  R.  S.;  J.  M.Burtsell,  P.  S.;  A. 
LndorfF,  Treasurer. 

Excelsior  Degree  Lodge,  No.  2.— Nights  of 
meeting,  first  and  third  Saturdays  of  each  mouth. 

Officers.— ¥.  P.  Dann,  N.  G.;  A.  G.  Wood,  Sec- 
retary. 

Tei.-tonia  Degree  Lodge,  No.  4.— Nights  of 
meeting,  second  Tuesday  and  fourth  Friday  of  each 
month. 

Officers.— WnUam.  Girzikowsky,  N.  G.;  Charles 
Weber,  Secretary. 

California  Rebekah  Degree  Lodge,  No.  1. — 
Night  of  meeting,  Saturday,  in  Wildey  Hall.  De- 
grees conferred  second  and  fourth  Saturdays  of  each 
month.  „     ^ 

Officers.— F.  P.  Dann,  N.  G.;  Sister  C.  W.  Cor- 
ner, V.  G.;  J.  P.  G.  Miller,  R.  S.;  Franklin  Wil- 
liams, P.  S.;  Mary  E.  Pendleton,  Treasurer. 

General  Relief  Committee  (composed  of  all 
the  Noble  Grands  and  Vice  Grands  of  the  Subordi- 
nate Lodges  of  San  Francisco).- Meets  every  Sun- 
day, at  ten  o'clock  a.m. 

Officers.— A.  H.  Lissack,  Jr.,  President ;  E.  Levy, 
Recording  Secretary  ;  Holland  Smith,  Foreign  Cor- 
responding Secretary  ;  Charles  H.  Mann,  Home 
Corresponding  Secretary  ;  F.  H.  Druffel,  Treasurer. 

ODD   FELLOWS'  HALL  ASSOCIATION.— 

Organized  1858.    Capital  stock,  $50,000;  increased 
in  1863  to  $150,000. 

Queers.— Washington  Bartlett,  President ;  8.  F. 
Reynolds,  Victor  sident ;  C.T.  Pidwell,  Secretary ; 
A.  HimmelmaOii,  Treasurer  ;  James  Davis,  James 
Adams,  S.  F.  Revnolds,  Henry  Kimball.  Moses 
Selig,  PetifSander,  A.  Himmelmann,  John  S.Reed, 
F.  P.  Dann,  H.  C.  Squire,  John  Cammet,  I.  D. 
Barnard,  C.  T.  Pidwell,  Robert  Irwiu,  W.  K. 
Dietrich,  George  M.  Garwood,  Herman  Schultz, 
Ernest  Suskind,  Abram  Block,  B.  Ordenstein,  A.  H. 
Lissack,  Jr.,  W.  K.  Benjamin,  H.  Neunaber,  M. 
Hencken,  E.  W.  Taggard,  Washington  Bartlett, 
David  Hunter,  John  G.  Mysell,  Daniel  McLaren, 
and  M.  M.  Baldwin,  Directors. 

ODD  FELLOWS'  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION. 

—Organized  1854.    Rooms  325  Montgomery  Street. 

The  library  now  contains  about  twenty  thousand 
volumes  in  the  various  departments  of  literature, 
including  one  of  the  most  extensive  collections  of 
works  on  the  early  history  of  the  Pacific  coast.  It 
also  contains  what  is  believed  to  be  the  most  com- 
plete and  valuable  cabinet  of  minerals,  etc.,  in  the 
State. 

Oncers.— Henry  Kimball,  President ;  Henry  N. 


THE  PEOPLES  INSUKANCE  CO-  ia  the  soundest  Company  on  the  Coast. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO..  708.  712.  714  and  716  Kearny  Street.  Smokers'  Articles. 


SOCIETIE  S— T  EMPERANCE. 


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Bolnnder,  Vice-President ;  Henry  C.  Squire,  Re- 
cording Secretary  ;  Clmrles  Weber,  Corresponding 
Secretary  ;  Moses  Greenebaum.Tieasurer  ;  George 
A.  Carnes,  Librarian  ;  A.  H.  Grayson,  Assistant 
Librarian  ;  C.  M.  Hovd,  John  Brown,  L.  E.  Pratt, 
J.  W.  Gregg,  H.  H.  Eurle,  W.  P.  Norcross,  Wasli- 
nigion  Banlett,  David  Kavekas,  and  D.  McLaren, 
Trustees. 

ODD  FELLOWS'  MUTUAL  AID  ASSOCI- 
ATION.—Incorporated  February  3d,  1868.  Office 
room  6,  325  Montgomery  Street. 

The  object  of  this  association  is  to  secure  to  the 
families  of  its  deceaee(i  members  pecuniary  aid. 

Officers.— J.  A.  McClelland,  President ;  Frederick 
P.  Dann,  Vice-President ;  Franklin  Williams,  Sec- 
retary ;  Henry  B.  Brooks,  Treasurer. 

ODD  FELLOWS'  SAVINGS  BANK.--Incor- 
porated  October  13th,  1866.  Office  325  Montgomery 
Street.  Deposits  received  in  sums  of  one  dollar  and 
upwards. 

Officers.  —  Abram  Block,  President ;  David 
Meeker,  First  Vice-President ;  Moses  Selig,  Second 
Vice-President;  James  Benson,  Secretary. 

ODD  FELLOWS'  CEMETERY  ASSOCIA- 
TION.—Incorporated  September  :2bth,  1865.  Office 
3i25  Mnntgomeiy  Street. 

Officers.— J).  W.  White,  President ;  Henry  Vor- 
ratb,  Vice-President;  Thomas  Phair,  Secretary; 
Henry  Horsttnann,  Treasurer  ;  W.  C.  Mead,  S.  S. 
Burt,  George  S.  Boben,  F.  B.  Harrington,  H.  P. 
Kappke,  George  M.  Garwood,  James  Adams,  C.  H. 
Powers,  and  William  Zollner,  Directors. 


Temperance. 

FATHER  MATHEW  TOTAL  ABSTINENCE 
BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY.  —  Organized  May, 
1869.  Numl)er  of  members,  one  hundred  and 
eighty-six.  Meets  every  Sunday  evening  at  Irish 
American  Hall.  Objects:  Toeneourage  all  persons 
to  abstain  from  the  use  of  intoxicating  liquors  ;  also, 
to  afford  relief  in  case  of  accident  or"  sickness,  and 
assist  in  the  burial  of  deceased  members. 

Officers — George  J.  Campbell.  President;  Hen- 
ry Hull,  Vice-President;  James  H.  Ryan,  Record- 
ing Secretury  ;  James  Pratt,  Financial  Secretary; 
Peter  Itafferty,  Treasurer. 

HOME  FOR  THE  CAREOl^iIE  INEBRI- 
ATE.—Organised  May  24ih,  1859!  The  society 
purchased  the  property  known  as  Pfei*^'«rjs  Build- 
ing, northeast  corner  of  Stockton  and ''Chestnut 
streets,  in  1862,  at  an  expense  of  $7,500. 

The  Legislature  of  the  Slate,  session  of  1863,  au- 
thorized the  Board  of  Supervisors  to  appropriate 
$25()per  month  for  the  support  of  this  institution. 

Officers.— Vvmk  G.  Edwards,  President ;  Monroe 
Ashbury,  Vice-President ;  I.  D.  Barnard,  Secretary ; 
W.  A.  Kollmyer,  Treasurer  ;  E.  D.  Sawyer,  James 
Doyle,  John  Center,  S.  W.  Holt,  and  John  H. 
English,  Trustees  ;  A.  P.  Hayne,  Physician  ;  George 
L.  Colburu,  Superintendent  J  Mrs.  G.  L.  Colburn, 
Matron. 

INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OP  GOOD  TEM- 
PLARS.—Grand  Lodge  organized  May  29th,  I860. 
Jurisdiction  embraces  the  States  of  California  and 
Nevada,  and  Territories  of  Utah,  Idaho,  New  Mex- 
ico, and  Australia.  Annual  sessions  held  at  Sacra- 
mento City,  fourth  Tuesday  in  September.  Num- 
bet  of  working  Lodges,  one  hundred  and  sixty. 
Total  membership,  about  ten  thousand.     Office  of 


Grand  Worthy  Secretary,  rooms  5  and  6  Garwood's 
Building,  J  Street,  between  Fifth  and  Sixth,  Sa- 
cramento. 

Officers  of  Grand  Lodge.— Mhert  D.  Wood, 
G.  W.  C.  T.  ;  C.  B.  Proctor,  G.  W.  C.  ;  Ellen  G 
Haydon,  G.W.V.  G.T. ;  William  H.  Mills,  G.W  S.- 
ri  «;  P?""'?lr^"^-  '^-  5  George  B.  Katzenstein' 
G.W.A.fe.  ;  W.  S.  Bryant,  G.  W.  Chaplain;  H.  J. 
«i°"«f''^"'''  ^-^-M-  !  M.J.Wright,  G-W.D.M.; 
W.  W.  Cozzeus,  Jr.  G.  W.  Mess ;  A.  M.  See.  G.W 
I.G.  ;  C.  R.  Beal,  G.W.O.G. 

The  following  named  suboidinate  Lodges  meet 
in  this  city  at  Good  Templars'  Hall,  747  Market 
Street ; 

CALiFORNfA,  No.  7.— Meets  every  Friday. 
Evening  Star,  No.  114.— Meets  every  Thursday. 
International,  No.  291.— Meets  every  Monday. 
Pensacola,  No.  133.— Meets  every  Saturday. 

MARINE  TEMPERANCE  SOCIETY —Organ- 
ized March  22d,  1866.  Meets  every  Tuesday  even- 
ing at  the  Mariners'  Church,  northeast  corner  of 
Sacramento  and  Drumm  Streets.  Number  of  mem- 
bers, nine  hundred,  to  which  additions  are  made 
every  week. 

0#cers.— (Vacant),  President;  (vacant),  Vice- 
President ;  J.  McPherson,  Secretary;  Rev.  Joseph 
Rowell,  Treasurer. 

PARENT  DASHAWAY  ASSOCIATION -Or- 
ganized January  2d,  1859.  Number  of  members 
vvho  have  joined  the  association  since  that  time, 
eight  thousand.  This  society  occupy  their  new  aud 
commodious  building  on  Post  Street,  near  Dupont, 
built  by  the  association,  at  a  cost,  including  lot  of 
$•^2,000,  nearly  two-thirds  of  which  debt  has  been 
liquidated  up  to  the  present  time.  Public  meetings 
are  held  on  Sunday  and  Thursday  evenings.  Busi- 
ness meetings,  Tuesday  evening. 

Officers.— E.  T.  Batters,  President ;  Franklin  L. 
.Jones,  First  Vice-President ;  J.  W.  Bucklin,  Second 
Vice-President ;  J.  Madison  Pratt,  Secretary. 

SONS  OF  TEMPER  ANCE-Office  of  the  Grand 
Scribe,  southeast  corner  of  Kearny  and  California 
streets.  Annual  session  of  Grand  Division  held 
at  San  Francisco,  fourth  Tuesday  iu  October. 

Officers  of  the  Grand  Diviston.-C.  N.  Pox,  G 
W.P.;  J  J  HucUs,  G.W.A.;  George  Bramall,  G.S.; 
Joseph  Weed,  G.T.;  C.  E.  Erie,  G.C.;  George  Holt 
G.  Sen.;  Rev.  Lorenzo  Waugh,  G.  Chap. 

Golden  Gate  Division,  No.  12.— Meets  in  Lib- 
erty Hall,  south  side  of  Broadway  Street  between 
Dupont  and  Kearny,  every  Wednesday  evening. 

Election  of  officers  last  Thursday  evenings  in 
March.  June,  and  September. 

Officers.— Dr.  Young,  W.P.;  John  J.  Hucks,  R.S. 

TEMPERANCE  LEGION.— Organized  Febru- 
ary 1st,  1866,  with  forty-five  members.  Since  that 
time  nineteen  hundred  members  have  signed  the 
roll.  There  is  also  a  ^adies'  Roll  which  numbers 
over  four  hundred  members,  and  a  Cadets',  with 
two  hundred  and  fifty  members. 

Public  meetings  are  held  every  Sunday  and  Thurs- 
day evenings,  and  business  meetings  everv  Tuesday 
evening,  at  Head  Quarters,  234  Sutter  Street. 

Oncers.— Dr.  Henry  Gibbons,  Sen.,  Commander 
in  Chief;  John  H.  Lawton,  Colonel  and  First  Aid  • 
Bernhard  Wolf,  Lieut  Col.  and  Second  Aid  ;  h' 
Macsorley,  Adjutant ;  M.  McCauU,  Paymaster;  Dr 
Henry  Gibbons,  Jr..  Surgeon;  Rev.  William  F 
Humphreys,  Chaplain  ;  Ua.ic  Nichols,  Chief  Quar- 
termaster ;  Edward  J.  Waller,  First  Quartermaster; 
William  S.  Combs,  Second  Quartermaster  ;  S  Mc  - 
Dowell,  John  Piescoit  and  John  W.  Hayes  Aids- 
de-Camp.  ' 


JONES,  PULLMAN  &  CO..  116  Sansom  Street.  Braids  of  aU  kinds. 


YEEBA.  SANTA  gives  immediate  and  permanent  reliel  m  Dyapepsia. 


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SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


Protective, 


BRICKLAYERS'  PROTECTIVE  AS80CIA- 
XION  —Organized  October  5tb,  1863.  Number  of 
members  cue  hundred  and  ninety-two  Meets  hrst 
Tljursdav  of  each  mouth  at  the  Young  Men  b  Chnat- 
iau  Association  Hall,  234  Sutter  Street. 

Qffirerii.—A.  T.  Enos,  President ;  Lawrence  Bird, 
Vice-President ;  Thomas  N.  Smith,  Recording  Sec- 
retary ;  John  D.  Cavanagh,  Financial  Secretary  ; 
Patrick  D.  Eagan,  Treasurer. 

BUTCHERS',  DROVERS',  AND  S-TOCK- 
RAISERS-  ASSOCIATION.— Incorporated  1866. 
Otfice,  Hay  woods,  Alameda  County.  Capital, 
$7  500.     Number  of  shares,  fifteen  hundred. 

b^cerg.— William  Fulton,  San  Francisco,  Presi- 
dent; C.  T.  Ward,  Hay  woods,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer. 

BUTCHERS'  (WHOLESALE)  PROTECTIVE 
ASSOCIATION.— Organized  May  Ist,  1865.  Meets 
first  Wednesday  of  each  month. 

CWtrn,-.— Richard  Finley,  President;  George 
Bliss,  Vice-President ;  Irwin  Smith,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer. 

CALIFORNIA  HARDWARE  AND  METAL 
BOARD  OF  TRADE. -Meets  first  Monday  of  each 
month  at  312  California  Street. 

Officer s.— 3.  W.  Stow,  President  ;  M.  J.  O  Con- 
nor, Vice  President ;  James  Liuforth,  Secretary 
and  Treasurer. 

CALIFORNIA  IMMIGRANT  UNION.- 
Incorporated  October,  1869;  office  315  Calitornia 
Street.  Objects :  Encouraging  and  protecting  immi- 
Kration  from  the  Atlantic  States  and  Europe. 

OJiVers.— C.T.Hopkins,  President;  Chai  les  Capp, 
First  Vice  President  and  Manager;  J.  Seligman  & 
Co.,  Treasurer;  William  H.  Martin, f office  31b Cal- 
ifornia Street)  General  Agent. 

CALIFORNIA  IMMIGRATION  ASSOCIA- 
r^'ION.- Incorporated  May  26th,  1870.  Office  5:34 
California  Street.  ,      .  t- 

Objects  :  First— To  distribute  throughout  Europe 
maps,  documents,  and  reliable  information  relating 
to  California,  staling  the  character  of  its  climateand 
seasons,  its  mineral  wealth,  its  agricultural  re- 
sources, etc.  f    .  ui 

Second— To  procure  cheap  fares  and  comfortable 
traveling  accommodations  by  contract  with  the  dif- 
ferent railroad  and  steamship  companies,  between 


CALIFORNIA  PHARMACEUTICAL  SOCI- 
ETY—Organized  July  28th,  1869.  Number  of 
members,  ninety  eight.  Meets  second  Monday  of 
each  month  at  the  rooms  of  the  Society,  No.  22b  Sut- 
ter Street.  Objects:  To  improve  the  science  and  art 
of  pharmacy,  by  diffusing  knowledge  among  apothe- 
caries and  druggists,  fostering  pharmaceutical  liter- 
ature, developing  talent,  stimulating  discovery  and 
invention,  and  encouraging  home  productions  and 
manufacture.  To  establisli  the  relation  between 
pharmaceutists,  druggists,  physicians,  and  the  peo- 
ple at  large,  upon  just  principles,  which  shall  pro- 
mote the  public  welfare,  and  lend  to  mutual  advan- 

^0#cers.— JohnCalvert,Pre8ident;W^illiHmGeary 
and  G.  G.  Burnett,  Vice-PreBidenls;  Willmm  A. 
Perkins,  Recording  Secretary;  James  G.  Steele, 
Corresponding  Secretary;  William  J.  Bryan,  Treas- 
urer. 

CALIFORNIA  STATE  MEDICAL  SOCIETY 
OF  HOMEOPATHIC  PRACTITIOXERS.-Or- 
ganized  March  25lh,  1871.  Number  of  members, 
tvrenty-five.  . ,  t^     , 

Qjficerx.—J.  J.  Gushing,  M.D.,  President;  Fred- 
erick Hiller,  M.D.,andJ.  A.  Albertson,  M.D.,  Vice- 
Presidents;  J.  S.  Bealdey,  M.D.,  Recording  Secre- 
tary; E.  J.  Frazer,  M.D.,  Corresponding  Secretary; 
Max  Werder,  M.D.,  Treasurer. 

CAMBRIAN  MUTUAL  AID  SOCIETY  OF 
SAN  FRANCISCO.— Incorporated  July  23d,  1870. 
Number  of  members,  three  hundred.  Meets  in 
Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Building,  second 
Monday  of  each  month. 

0#et;rs.— Samuel  Williams,  President ;  Thomas 
Price,  Vice-President ;  Simon  L.  Jones,  Treasurer; 
T.  Evans,  Secretary. 

CARTMANS'  PROTECTIVE  AND  RELIEF 
SOCIETY.— Organized  March  8th,  1862.  Number 
of  members,  sixty-five.  Meets  first  Monday  of  each 
month   in  Barra's   Hall,  corner   First  and  Minna 

Streets.  ^      .,  tu-m- 

Officers.— Thomae  Eagan,  President;  William 
Hanlin,  Vice-President;  Timothy  McGinley,  Secre- 
tary; William  McMeuomy,  Treasurer. 

CAUCASIAN  SOCIETY.— Organized  AiiguRt. 
1869.  Number  of  members,  one  hundred.  Object- 
To  protect  white  laborers  against  Mongolian  immi- 
gration. .  ,  x^    r.     X    T^- 

0#cer«.— P.  B.  Ladd,  President;  F.R.J.  Dixon, 
Recording  Secretary. 


Europe  and  California,  for  immigrants. 

Third To  encourage  immigraiion  to  the  State  of 

California,  and  to  protect  such  immigrants  in  transit 
from  Europe  as  intend  to  become  residents  oi  the 
State  of  California;  to  procure  them  temporary  resi- 
dences in  San  Francisco;  to  furnish  them  with  relia- 
ble information  concerning  the  mineral,  agricultural 
and  vinicultural  sections  of  the  State,  and  to  assist 
them  in  procuring  such  lauds  or  residences  as  tliey 
mav  desire  to  make  their  future  homes. 

Officers  —Alexander  Austin,  President ;  Thomas 
Wallace,  Secretary;  W.  H.  Clary,  Treasurer. 

CALIFORNIA  MUTUAL  BENEFIT  A8S0- 
CIATION.— Incorporated  May  9th,  1870.  Office  23 
Exchange  Building.  ■     •  i.,  „f„„ 

This  Association  is  founded  upon  principles  of  mu- 
tual benevolence  and  protection,  and  is  designed,  at 
a  cost  within  the  reach  of  every  person,  to  provide 
a  sufficient  fund  for  the  maintenance  and  support  of 
the  family  and  heirs  of  its  deceased  members. 

0«ce/-».— Nathaniel  Bennett,  President;  H.  H. 
Bigelow,  Vice-President;  George  T.  Emery,  Secre- 
tary; Willard  G.  Wayman,  Treasurer 


CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE.— Rooms  in  New 
Merchants'  Exchange,  California  Street.  Organized 
April,  1850.  Regular  meetings  second  Tuesday  of 
February,  May,  August,  and  November.  Annual 
meeting  for  the  election  of  officers  in  May. 

Ofcr*.- Robert  B.  Swain,  President;  C.  Adolphe 
Low  First  Vice-President ;  Alexander  Weill,  Sec- 
ond Vice-President;  Washington  Bartlett,  Secietai|V, 
Treasurer  and  Librarian;  James  Linlorth,  C.  1. 
Hopkins  and  Levi  Stevens,  Committee  on  Finance; 
Ira  P.  Rankin,  J.  H.  Wise  and  L.  B.  Benchley, 
Committee  on  Membership;  James  De  Fremery,  C. 
T  Hopkins  and  J.  H.  Wise.  Committee  on  Library; 
Alexander  Weill,  L.  Sachs,  Albert  Dibblee,  James 
Liuforth  and  Ira  P.  Rankin,  Committee  on  Arbitra- 
tion; C.  Adolphe  Low,  James  Otis.  W.  F.  Babcock. 
James  De  Fremery  and  H.  P.  Blanchard,  Commit- 
tee on  Appeals.    Term  of  office  expires  May,  1871. 

DENTAL  ASSOCIATION— Organized  October 
5th,  1869.  Meetings  held  at226  Sutter  Street.  Ob- 
iect:  The  promotion  of  the  dental  profession. 

O^cer*.— Henry  Austin,  President ;  WiUiamJ. 


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Younger,  Vice-Preeident;  A.  B.  Wood,  Recordinfr 
Secretary;  H.  E.  Kiiox,  Corresponding  Secretary; 
S.  W.  Dennis,  Treasurer. 

FARMERS'  AND    MECHANICS'  BANK   OF 

SAVINGS.— Organized  June  Ist,  1867.  Cupital 
stock,  $150,000.  Office  '223  Sansom  Street.  It  is 
governed  by  a  board  of  nine  directors,  who  elect 
their  own  officers. 

Officers.— li.  Dutton,  President;  G.  M.  Condee, 
Cashier. 

FRENCH  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCIETY. 
Organized  Jauuaiy  27th,  1860.  Office  411  Bush 
Street. 

Offirers.—G.  Dronaillet,  President;  G.  B.  Cerruti, 
Vice-President;  Camiio  Martin,  Treasurer. 

GERMAN  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCIETY.— 

Incorporated  February  17th,  1868.  Capital,  f-200,- 
000 ;  two  hundred  shares.  Office  513  California 
Street. 

Officers. — L.  Gottig,  President;  George  Lette, 
Secretary. 

GERMANIA  SAVINGS  AND  BUILDING 
UNION — Incorporated  December  31st,  1869.  Cap- 
ital, $100,liO(t.  Number  of  shares,  one  hundred. 
Meetings  held  second  Monday  of  each  month,  at 
NE  corner  Kearny  and  Bush  streets. 

Officers. — John 'Pforr,  President;  Franz  Stand, 
Vice-President;  George  Strasser,  Secretary;  Guen- 
ther  Moenning,  Treasurer. 

GOLDEN  STATE  RELIEF  AND  PACIFIC 
PROTECTIVE  ASSOCIATION  CONSOLIDA- 
TED.— Incorporated  December  17th,  1870.  Office 
418  Montgomery  Street.  The  object  of  this  associ- 
ation is  to  secure  a  cash  payment  nt  the  death  of  a 
subscriber  to  his  or  her  heirs,  of  as  many  dollars  as 
there  are  subscribers. 

Officers. — Alexander  Badlam,  President ;  W.  V. 
Wells,  Vice-President ;  John  H.  Warren,  Secre- 
tary ;  Pacific  Bank,  Treasurer. 

GROCERS'  PROTECTIVE  UNION.— Organ 
ized  March,  1871.  Meets  every  Monday  at  Turn 
Verein  Hall. 

This  is  an  association  of  retail  grocers,  organized 
for  the  purpose  of  protecting  its  members  against 
bad  debtors. 

Officer.-^. — A.  Gerdes,  President ;  Joseph  Mel- 
bonin,  Vice  President  ;  J.  Buhlert,  Secretary  ;  H. 
Ebhinghausen,  Treasurer. 

HAT  FINISHERS'  ASSOCIATION.— Organ- 
ized February  8th,  J853.     Meetings  held  quarterly. 

Officers.— G.  W.  Miller,  President;  F.  T.  Collins, 
VicePrefeident;  Bernard  Levy,  Secretary;  Andrew 
Jackson,  Treasurer. 

HIBERNIA  PROVIDENT  ASSOCIATION.— 
IncorpoiMted  December  31  st,  1868.  Office  709  Mar- 
ket Street.  Meets  first  Tuesday  of  each  month. 
Ol>ject6;  To  make  comfortable  and  ample  provision 
for  the  widows  and  orphans  or  other  heirs  or  devi- 
sees of  deceased  members  of  the  association;  to  en- 
courage industry;  to  foster  charity;  to  strengthen 
the  ties  of  friendship  among  its  members,  and  to 
cultivate  and  reward  provident  forethought. 

Officers. — James  R.  Kelly,  President;  Thomaa 
Golden,  Vice-President;  Thomas  Finn,  Secretary. 

HIBERNIA  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCL 
ETY. — Office  northe;i8t  corner  of  Montgomery  and 
Market  streets.  The  objects  for  which  this  associ- 
ation is  formed,  are,  that  by  its  operations  the  mem- 
bers thereof  may  be  enabled  to  find  a  secure  and 
profitable  investment  for  small  savings,  and  may 
have  an  opportunity  of  obtaining  from  it  the  use  of 


a  moderate  capital,  on  giving  good  and  sufficient 
security  for  the  payment  of  the  same. 

Officers.— M.  D.  Sweeny,  President;  C.  D.O.  Sul- 
livan, Vice-President  ;  Edward  Martin,  Treasurer; 
Richard  Tobin,  Attorney. 

HOUSE  CARPENTERS'  EIGHT  -  HOUR 
LEAGUE,  NO.  1.— Organized  January  28th,  1867. 
Number  of  members  twelve  hundred.  Meets  every 
Monday  evening,  in  Mozart  Hall,  110  Post  Street. 

Officers. — J.B.  Carlyle,  President;  Carlton  Nash, 
E.  O.  Andrews  and  John  W.  Stewart,  Vice-Presi- 
dents; J.  W.  Gregg,  Recording  Secretary;  John 
Cook,  Financial  Secretary;  Frank  D.  Morrell, 
Treasurer;  Cornelius  Shade,  Sergeant  at  Arms. 

HOUSE  PAINTERS' EIGHT-HOUR  LEAGUE. 
— Organized  June  10th,  1867.  Number  of  mem- 
bers, one  hundred  and  fifty.  Meets  in  Dasbaway 
Hall,  Post  Street  between  Kearny  and  Dupont, 
every  Monday  evening. 

Officers. — 'rhomas  M.  H.  Kelly,  President;  David 
Maloney,  Vice-President;  M.  J.  Donavan,  Secre- 
tary ;  A.  M.  Grey,  Treasurer. 

HUMBOLDT  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCI- 
ETY  Incorporated  November  24th,  1869.     Office 

16  Geary  Street.  Capital,  $100,000.  Number  of 
shares,  one  hundred — $40,000  paid  in. 

Officers — Adolph  C.  Weber,  President;  E.  D. 
Keyes,  Vice-President  ;  A.  Gansl,  Treasurer ; 
Adolph  Hartmann,  Secretary. 

IMPROVED    CALKER'S    ASSOCIATION.— 

Organized  1861  ;  reorganized  March  2Ist,  1864;  re- 
vised Nov.  11th,  1870.  Number  of  members,  two 
hundred  and  eight.  Meets  second  Tuesday  of 
each  month  at  Excelsior  Hall,  713  Mission  Street. 

Officers. — James  E.  Connolly.  President ;  John 
White,  Vice-President ;  W.  H.  Miller,  Secretary  ; 
John  Dolan,  Treasurer. 

IRISH  AMERICAN  MUTUAL  ASSOCIA- 
TION.—Incorporated  December  28th,  1868.  Office 
Irish  American  Hall,  814  Howard  Street.  Ob- 
ect :  To  secure  to  the  heirs  of  deceased  mem- 
bers a  cash  payment  of  as  many  dollars  as  there  are 
members. 

Officers John     Flanagan,     President ;    Daniel 

Sheehan,  Vice-President;  John  Higgins,  Treasurer; 
John  Heany,  Secretary  ;  Thomas  Green,  M.D., 
Physician. 

JOURNEYMEN  BOOT  AND  SHOE  MANU- 
FACTURERS' CO-OPERATIVE  UNION— In- 
corporated August  2l6t,  1867.  Capital,  $50,000 
Number  of  shares,  one  thousand.  Office  and  fac- 
tory 413  Broadway  Street. 

Officers John  Kinsella, President;  James  Hogan, 

Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

KNIGHTS  OF  ST.  CRISPIN,  GOLDEN  CITY 
LODGE  NO.  190.— Incorporated  February  17th, 
1869.  Number  of  members  three  hundred.  Meets 
every  Saturday,  in  Independent  Red  Mens  Hall, 
510  Bush  Street.  Objects;  To  protect  and  promote 
the  interests  of  journeymen  boot  and  shoemakers. 

Oncers.— Hosea  Osgood,  Sir  Knight;  John  No- 
lan. Knight;  M.  J.  Sheehan,  Recording  Secretary; 
William  P.  Sullivan,  Financial  Secretary;  William 
Bowman,  Corresponding  Secretary;  Mosea  B.  How- 
ard, Treasurer. 

LABORERS'  EIGHT-HOUR  LEAGUE.— Or- 
ganized September,  1868.  Numbei-  of  members 
five  hundred.  Meets  first  Tuesday  of  each  month, 
in  Dasbaway  Hall. 

Officers. — John  D.  Connelly,  President;  Richard 
Carroll,  Vice-  President;  W.  D.  Delany,  Recording 


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Secietary ;    John   "Waters,    Financial    Secretary  ; 
John  Dolan,  Treaeurer. 

LABORERS'  PROTECTIVE  AND  BENEV- 
OLENT ASSOCIATION— Meets  first  Friday  of 
each  month  in  Irish  American  Hall,  814  Howard 
Street.  Number  of  members,  three  hundred  and 
thirty-five. 

Officers. — James  Gilmartin,  President ;  Cornelius 
Ryan,  Vice-President ;  Patrick  Kiernan,  Record- 
\n^  Secretary  ;  Jeremiah  Clifford,  Corresponding 
Secretary  ;  Miciiael  O'Donnell,  Treasurer. 

LA  SO  LID  ARITE.  — Incorporated  December, 
1868.  Office  729  Montgomery  Street.  The  object  of 
this  Association  is  to  secure  to  the  families  or  heirs 
of  deceased  members  a  cash  payment  of  as  many 
dollars  as  there  are  members. 

Officers. — Marc  de  Kirwan,  President ;  A.  Bour- 
going,  J.  F.  Lohse,  L.  Imhaus,  J.  J.  Rey,  A.  Noel 
and  E.  Thomas,  Vice-Presidents;  A.  Rodouau,  Sec- 
retary ;  Theodore  LeRoy,  Treasurer. 

LUMBER  STEVEDORES'  ASSOCIATION.— 
Organized  June  12th,  1867.  Number  of  members, 
sixty-three.  Meets  first  Tuesday  of  each  month  at 
Barras  Hall,  northwest  corner  of  First  and  Minna 
streets. 

Officers. — E.  F.  Ackland,  President  ;  William 
Ashton,  Vice-President;  H.  Corufoot,  Recording 
Secretary  ;  Philip  Kiernan,  Financial  Secretary  ; 
P.  B.  Rodgers,  Treasurer ;  James  Carmody,  Ser- 
geantat-Arms. 

MECHANICS'  LABOR  EXCHANGE- Under 
control  of  Mechanics'  State  Council.  Organized 
June  11th,  1867.  Oflice,  713  Mission  Street. 
Library  and  Reading  Rooms  are  attached  to  the 
above.  Books  are  kept  containing  the  names  of 
members  of  all  trades. 

Officers. — W.  D.  Delany,  President  and  Secre- 
tary ;  L.  H.  Lawton,  T.  R'.  Houston,  A.  M.  Grey 
and  M.  J.  Sheehan,  Trustees. 

MERCHANTS'  EXCHANGE  ASSOCIATION 
—Incorporated  June  Ist,  1866.  Capital,  $2.50,000. 
Office  Merchants'  Exchange  Building,  California 
Street  between  Montgomery  and  Sansom.  The 
object  of  this  corporation  is  the  promoiion  of  the 
interests  of  trade  and  commerce. 

Officers. — Thomas  H.  Selby,  President ;  Joseph 
A.  Coolidge,  Secretary;  R.  G.  Sneath,  Albert  Dib- 
lee,  J.  B.  E.  Cavallier,  Samuel  Brannan,  J.  W.  H. 
Campbell,  Thomas  H.  Selby  and  B.  B.  Swain,  Trus- 
tees. 

METROPOLITAN  BOOT  AND  SHOE  MA- 
KERS' UNION. —Organized  June  1868.  OHice 
northeast  corner  of  Bush  and  Sansom  streets. 
Number  of  members,  forty.  Capital,  $50,000. 
Number  of  shares,  ninety-eight. 

Officers.  —  Arthur  Attridge,  President ;  A.  M. 
Walsh,  Vice-President;  Joseph  Lunuy,  Secretary  ; 
Robert  Jagoe,  Treasurer. 

MILKMEN'S  UNION.— Organized  December 
29th,  1870.  Meets  every  Thursday,  at  the  south- 
west corner  of  Third  and  Mission  Streets. 

Objects Protection  against  those  who  are  delin- 
quent in  paying  bills,  and  defraud  them  out  of  their 
just  dues. 

Officers — John  A.  Shepston,  President ;  James  R. 
Carrick,  Secretary  ;  Martin  Bruuiiigs,  Treasurer. 

MILLMEN'S  MUTUAL  PROTECTIVE  AS- 
SOCIATION.—Organized  December  12th,  1870. 
Meets  on  first  Monday  of  each  month  at  415  Mont- 
gomery Street.  This  Association  is  composed  of 
all  the  mill  owners  in  San  Francisco  and  Oakland, 
for  the  purpose  of  establishing  a  uuiform   scale  ol 


prices  and  for  the  protection  of  their  mutual  in- 

Officers.—W.  N.  Miller,  President;  A.  R.  Wells, 
Vice-President ;  Howard  Chapman,  Secretary  ;  C. 
J.  Prescott,  Treasurer. 

MINERS'     FOUNDRY    AND     MACHINE 

WORKS.— Incorporated  September  11th,  1869.  Of- 
fice 247  First  Street.  Capital,  $100,000,  Number 
of  shares,  two  hundred. 

Officers. — J.  L.  Moultrop,  President ;  J.  McLure, 
Superintendent. 

MUTUAL  PROVIDENT  ASSOCIATION.— 
Incorporated  September  8th,  1868,  for  the  purpose 
of  affording  immediate  and  efficient  relief  to  the 
families  of  deceased  members.  Any  person  in  good 
health  may  become  a  member  of  the  association  and 
secureits  prospective  benefits  by  paying  five  dollars 
annually,  and  one  dollar  on  the  cleatii  of  each  mem- 
ber, the  number  of  members  being  limited  to  two 
thousand.     Office  418  California  Street. 

Officers. — Thomas  Anderson,  Pi-esident;  Henry 
B.  Forester,  Secretary  ;  Henry  L.  Davis,  Treasurer. 

NATIONAL  LABOR  UNION.  —  Orgatiized 
March  14th,  J871.  Meets  every  Thursday,  at  Ey- 
celsior  Hall. 

Officers.— T.  R.  Black,  President ;  S.  N.  Grubb 
and  B.  F.  French,  Vice  Presidents;  Richard  L. 
Massy,  Recording  Secretary;  F.  D.  Morrill,  Finan- 
cial Secretary  ;  Samuel  Smith,  Treasurer ;  C.  Shade, 
Sergeant-at-Arms. 

PLASTERERS'  PROTECTIVE  ASSOCIA- 
TION.—  Organized  1862.  Number  of  meniberR, 
eiglity.  Meets  first  Tuesday  of  each  month,  at  727 
Market  Street. 

Oj^cers.^John  McLeod, President ;  Frank  Kelly, 
Vice-Pi"esident  ;  James  McLeod,  Secretary  ;  Tim- 
othy Flynn,  Treasurer. 

PLUMBERS  AND  GAS  FITTERS'  EIGHT- 
HOUR  LEAGUE.— Organized  June  16th,  1867. 
Meets  monthly  in  Fourth  District  Court  Room,  City 
Hall. 

Officers. — James  A.  Colvin,  President;  R.  J. 
Courtier,  Vice-President;  William  Eccles,  Secre- 
tary ;  James  O'Malley,  Treasurer. 

RIGGERS'  UNION  ASSOCIATION.— Organ- 
ized December  22d,  1864.  Number  of  members, 
forty.  Meets  first  Tuesday  of  each  month  in  Dash- 
away  Hall. 

Officers. — Alexander  Craig,  President ;  Charles 
Meyers,  Vice-President ;  Oliver  C.  Flockhart,  Sec- 
retary ;  George  Johnson,  Treasurer. 

RIGGERS  AND  STEVEDORES'  UNION 
ASSOCIATION — Organized  June  2.5th,  1863,  for 
the  regulation  of  wages  and  protection  of  each 
other.  Number  of  members,  one  hundred  and  fifty- 
five.  Meets  every  Monday  evening  at  429  Pacific 
Street. 

Officers. — Thomas  Anderson,  President ;  Samuel 
Annis,  Vice  President ;  Frank  E.  Durham,  Secret- 
ary ;  David  Roberts,  Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  COMMERCIAL  ASSOCI- 
ATION.—Organized  July  14th,  1868.  Number  of 
members,  two  hundred.  Meetings  held  in  the  office 
of  the  Secretary.  320  California  Street.  The  object 
of  this  association  is  to  prevent  fraud  in  the  inittler 
of  bankruptcy  ;  to  protect  the  interest  of  the  mem- 
bers from  dishonest  debtors,  and  to  take  such  action 
from  time  to  time  as  the  commercial  welfare  of  the 
association  may  require. 

Officers.— J.  W.  Stow,  President ;  Charles  M. 
Peck,  Vice-President  ;  M.  H.  Myers,  Secretary  ;  J. 
Greenbaum,  Treasurer. 


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SAN  FRANCISCO  GERMAN  SAVINGS  AND 
BUILDING  ASSOCIATION.— Incorporated  Sep- 
tember 28th,  1870.  Meets  on  the  first  and  third 
Monday  of  each  month  at  Turn  Verein  Hail,  Bush 
Street. 

C/^rers.— Jacob  Tautphaus.President;  L.Schulze, 
Vice-President ;  H.  Pfersdorff,  Secretary;  J.Straub, 
Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO    MEDICAL    SOCIETY.— 

Organized  February  4th,  1868.  Number  of  mem- 
bers, tifly.  Meetinjfs  held  at  226  Sutter  Street  on 
the  second  and  fourth  Tuesdays  of  each  month  at 
half  pist  seven  o'clock  p.m.  Objects  of  this  society  : 

First.  The  cultivation  and  advancement  of  the 
science,  by  united  exertions  for  mutual  improve- 
ment, and  contributions  to  medical  literature. 

Second.  The  promotion  of  the  charaeier,  inte- 
rests, and  honor  of  the  fraternity  ,  by  maintaining 
the  union  and  harmony  of  the  regular  profession 
of  the  city  and  its  vicinity,  and  aiming  to  elevate 
the  standard  of  medicnl  eclucation. 

Third.  The  separation  of  regular  from  irregular 
practitioners. 

Fourth.  The  association  of  the  profession  proper 
for  purposes  of  mutual  recognition  and  fellowship. 

O/^cers  — Benjamin  D.  Dean^,  M.D.,  President; 
J.  W.  Harville,  M.D.,  and  J.  Regensberger,  M.D., 
Vice-Presidents;  Heni-y  Gibbons  Jr..  M.D.,  Re- 
cording Secretary  ;  W.  A.  Grover,  M.D.,  {Corres- 
ponding Secretary ;  A.  G.  Soule.  M.D.,  Treas- 
urer; H.  S.  Baldwin,  M.D.,  Librarian. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  MUSICAL  MUTUAL 
PROTECTIVE  UNION— Incorporated  July  14tb, 
1869.  Number  of  members,  two  hundred  and  four- 
teen.   Meets  quarterly  in  Mozart  Hall. 

Officers.— B.  M.  Balch.  President  ;  C.J.J.  Smith 
and  A.  Rusteberg,  Vice-Presidents ;  J.T.Colby, 
Secretary  ;  J.  Muller,  Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  PRODUCE  EXCHANGE.— 

Organized  September  15th,  1867.  Number  of  mem- 
bers, one  liundred.  Meets  daily  at  half-past  ten 
o'clock,  A.  M.,  northeast  corner  of  Davis  and  Clay 
streets. 

Officers. — Horace  Davis,  President;  Charles  Clay- 
ton, Vice-President;  W.  H.  Walker,  Secretary;  E. 
Stevens,  Treasurer;  W.  A.  Ilolcomb,  G.  W.Stewart, 
J.  N.  McCune,  E.  G.  Matthews  and  N.  C.  Fassett, 
Directors. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  SAVINGS  UNION— Incor- 
porated June  I8th,  1862.  Office  northeast  corner 
California  and  Webb  streets. 

This  association  offers  to  the  public  a  secure  de- 
pository for  small  savings,  and  facilities  for  obtaiu- 
mg  loans  on  real  estate,  on  terms  very  advantage- 
ous to  those  wishing  to  procure  homesteads  of  mod- 
erate value.  Security  is  insured  to  its  depositors  by 
a  cash  capital,  paid  in  by  its  stockholders,  which, 
under  the  statute,  can  in  no  case  be  withdrawn  un- 
til all  its  liabilities  are  discharged,  even  though  this 
should  exhaust  every  dollar  both  of  the  capital  and 
of  the  reserved  fund.  This  statute  also  positively 
prohibits  any  purchase  or  nivestment  which  would 
bring  the  corporation   into  debt. 

Officers. — James  DeFremery,  President;  Wash- 
ington Bartlett,  Vice-President;  Lovell  White, 
Cashier  and  Secretary. 

SAVINGS  AND  LOAN  SOCIETY.— Incorpor- 
ated July  23d.  18.57.     Office  619  Clay  Street. 

The  object  for  which  this  society  is  formed  is,  that 
by  means  of  it  the  members  may  be  enabled  to  find 
a  secure  and  profitable  investment  for  small  sav- 
ings. Deposits  received  from  two  and  a  half  dol- 
lars up  to  any  amount.  Deposits  are  invested  in 
loans  on  real  estate.  To  the  credit  of  depositors 
and  stockholders, a  re  $7,500,000  invested  exclusively 


on  first  bond  and  mortgage.    Reserve  Fund,  |270.- 
000. 

Officers.— v..  W.  Burr,  President;  Cyrus  W.  Car- 
many,  Cashier;  James  O.  Dean,  Auditor;  Benjamin 
O.  Devoe,  Surveyor. 

SHIP  AND  STEAMBOAT  JOINERS'  ASSO- 
CIATION.—Organized  March  21st,  1857.  Reor- 
ganized April  25tb,  1864.  Number  of  members, 
ninety-five.  Meetings  held  second  Friday  of  each 
month  in  Excelsior  Hall,  713  Mission  Street. 

Officers. — L.  H.  Laughton,  President;  J. M.  Savin. 
Vice-President;  James  D.  Galloway,  Secretary; 
George  Cavan,  Treasurer. 

SHIPWRIGHTS'  (JOURNEYMEN)  ASSOCI- 
ATION.—Organized  April  Ist,  1857.  Reorganized 
April  23d,  1863.  Number  of  members,  four  bund- 
red  and  fifty-four.  Meets  in  Excelsior  Hall,  713 
Mission  Street,  on  the  first  and  third  Friday  of  each 
month.  The  object  of  this  association  is  to  procure 
a  fair  and  uniform  rate  of  wages  for  the  trade. 

Officers. — Thomas  Robley,  President;  John  Brown 
and  Robert  Frazer,  Vice-Presidents;  John  F.  Ban- 
field,  Secretary;  Edward  Doyle,  Treasurer;  Daniel 
Driscol,  Sergeant-at-Arms. 

STONE  MASONS'  (JOURNEYMEN)  ASSO- 
CIATION.—Organized  April  1st,  186.5.  Number 
of  members,  twenty-three.  Meetings  first  Friday 
of  each  month  at  northeast  corner  of  Bush  and 
Kearny  streets. 

Officers.— VfWWB^xa  McCarthy,  President;  John 
Kelly,  Vice  President;  John  Buckley,  Secretary. 

THE  REAL  ESTATE  ASSOCIATES.— Incor- 
porated September  29th,  1866.  Office  408  Mont- 
gomery Street. 

The  objects  for  which  this, company  is  formed  are 
to  engage  in  and  to  carry  on  the  business  of  buying 
and  selling  real  estate,  improving,  leasing  and 
renting  the  same;  also  to  loan  money  upon  real 
estate  and  other  securities. 

0#cers.—E;dward  Barry,  President;  D.  A.  Mac- 
donald,  Vice-President;  William  HoUis,  Secretary 
and  Treasurer. 

TRADERS'  ASSOCIATION.— Organized  May 
13th,  1862.    Meets  quarterly. 

Officers. — Charles  Kohler,  President;  Fabian 
Joost,  First  Vice-President;  John  Doyle,  Second 
Vice-President;  A.  A.  Hobe,  Secretary; Otto  Klop- 
penburg.  Treasurer;  Aaron  Meyers,  Sergeaut-at- 
Arms. 

UNION  LUMBER  ASSOCIATION.— Organ- 
ized May  5th,  1865,  for  the  pui-pose  of  erecting 
wharves,  docks,  etc.,  for  lumber  yards  and  other 
purposes.  Capital  stock,  $960,000,  divided  into 
ninety-six  shares  of  $10,000  each.  Location  of 
property.  Blocks  five  aud  six,  bounded  by  Bryant 
and  Brannan,  Beale  and  First  streets.  Office  318 
California  Street.  Annual  meeting  first  Tuesday  in 
August. 

Officers.— W.  J.  Adams,  President;  John  Camp- 
bell, Secretary;  William  H.  Penntield,  Wharfinger 

UNITED  WORKINGMEN'S  BOOT  AND 
SHOE  MANUFACTURING  CO.— Incorporated 
January  13th,  1868.  Number  of  members,  twenty- 
three.  Capital.  $50,000.  Number  of  shares,  one 
thousand.  Factory  west  side  of  Tyler  Street  near 
Tavlor. 

Oncers.— Thomas  J.  Cunningham,  President  ; 
James  McCumisky,  Vice-President;  William  G. 
Buchanan,  Secretary;  Dennis  McCarthy,  Treasurer. 

WATERMAN'S  PROTECTIVE  UNION.— Or- 
ganized June   1st,     1865.      Number    of   member8> 


JO]?rES,  PULLMAN  &  CO.,  118  Sansom  Street,  Sewing  and  Embroidering  Silks. 


TEBBA  BANT  A.  is  the  safest  and  best  Slood  Furifler  ever  before  the  Public. 


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thirty.  Meetinus  held  every  second  and  fourth 
Tliinvday  of  ench  month  at  28J  First  Street. 

Officers. — Charles  Reed,  President;  Thomas  P. 
Steer,  Secretary;  H.  H.  Colby,  Treasurer. 

WOMEN'S     CO-OPERATIVE     PRINTING 

UNION.— Incorporated  June  18th,  1869.  Capital, 
$10,000.  Number  of  shares,  one  thousand.  Office 
424  Montgomei-y  Street. 

Officers. — Mrs  Emily  A.  Pitts,  President;  R.  J. 
Trumbull,  Vice-President;  Mrs.  L.  G.  Richmond, 
Secretary,  Ti-easurer  and  Superintendent. 

WOMEN'S  CO-OPERATIVE  UNION.— In- 
corporated March  27th,  1868.  Capital,  $30,000. 
Number  of  shares,  three  thousand.  Store  28  Post 
Street. 

The  object  of  this  "  Union  "  is  to  furnish  employ- 
ment for  its  members,  and  pay  them  as  much  as  it 
is  possible  to  pay  them  for  their  labor,  by  deducting 
merely  the  absolute  expense  of  purchase  and  sale  of 
the  article  manufactured  from  the  proceeds  of  its 
sale;  and  also  to  accumulate  capital  for  each  indi- 
vidual member  in  any  legitimate  manner,  hereafter 
to  be  determined  by  the  Union 

Officers. — Mrs.  L.  M.  Babcock,  President;  Mrs. 
R.  C.  Clements,  Vice-President;  Mrs.  C.  Curtis, 
Secretary;  Mrs.  E.  K.  Howes,  Treasurer. 


Literary,  Historical,  etc, 

BAY  DISTRICT  AGRICULTURAL  ASSOCI- 
ATION—Organized  April  9th,  1870,  under  the 
Presidency  of  Captain  E.  J.  Weeks;  Reorganized 
October  l.^th,  1870,  in  accordance  with  the  rules  of 
the  American  Trotting  Turf  Congress.  Number  of 
members,  eighty-five.  Objects  :  To  maintain  Agri- 
cultural Fair  Grounds  in  the  County  of  San  Fran- 
cisco, and  for  improving  the  breeding  and  raising  of 
horses  and  all  other  kinds  of  stock.  An  annual  fair 
is  held,  and  weekly  exhibitions  given  at  Agricultu- 
ral Park  at  stated  periods  throughout  the  year. 

Officers. — J.  M.  Duncan,  President ;  Nathan 
Coombs  and  H.  R.  Covey,  Vice  Presidents;  W.  E 
Bridge,  Secretary  and  Treasurer;  H.  R.  Covey,  C. 
S.  Crittenden,  William  Ware,  P.  A.  Finigan,  Oscar 
Lewis,  S.  L.  Thelier,  W.  Hendrickson,  J.  B.  Dorr, 
J.  M.  Duncan,  R.  F.  Morrow,  C.  L.  Kellogg  and  S. 
B.  Whipple,  Directors;  J.  R  Duncan,  H.  R.  Co- 
vey, S.  L.  Thelier,  R.  F.  Morrow  and  C.  S.  Critten- 
den, Executive  Committee;  William  P.  William- 
on,  Clerk  of  the  Course. 

B'NAI  B'RITH  LITERARY  AND  SOCIAL 
CIRCLE. — Rooms,  105  Post  Street  ;  open  every 
evening.  Nuraberof  members, one  hundred.  Lilirary 
contains  two  thousand  volumes.  Regular  meeting 
first  Sunday  of  every  month. 

Officers. — Louis  Schwartz,  President ;  L.  Flatau, 
Vice-President  ;  D.  Magnes,  Corresponding  Secret- 
ary ;  A.  Kaplan,  Financial  Secretary  ;  Jacob  Gans, 
Librarian. 

CALIFORNIA    ACADEMY   OF  SCIENCES. 

—Organized  April  22nd,    1853.      Rooms  622  Clay 
Street. 

Officers. — James  Blake,  M.D.,  President;  George 
Davidson,  Vice-President ;  H.  P.  Carlton,  Secret- 
ary ;  F.  Hansen,  D.D.,  Corresponding  Secretary  ; 
Eiisha  Brooks,  Treasurer  ;  J.  G.  Cooper,  M.D.,  Li- 
brarian ;  H.  G.  Bloomer,  Director  of  the  Museum  ; 
Curators  ,  E.  F.  Lorquin,  General  Zoology  ;  W. 
G.  W.  Harford,  Coiichology  ;  J.  B.  Trask,"M.D., 
Radiata  ;  R.  H.  Stretch,  Entomology;  W.  A.  Good- 
year, Geology. 


DEMOSTHENIC    LITERARY     SOCIETY.— 

Organized  Mny  13th,  1870.  Number  of  members, 
forty.  Meets  every  Tuesday  evening  in  the  lecture 
room  of  St.  John's  Presbyterian  Church  (Dr.  Scott's), 
Post  Street  between  Mason  and  Taylor. 

Objects. — Mutual  improvemeut  in  debate,  com- 
position and  general  literature. 

Officers. — W.  A.  S.  Nicholson,  President  ;  J.  H. 
Whalen,  Vice  President ;  S.  H.  Daniels,  Recording 
Secretary  ;  Al.  Gerberding,  Corresponding  Secre- 
tary ;  Wilber  W.  Moore,  Treasurer. 

MECHANICS'  INSTITUTE— OrganizedMarch 
29th,  185.5.     New  building  27  Post  Street. 

The  objects  of  this  institute  are  the  establish- 
ment of  a  library,  reading  room,  collection  of  a  cabi- 
net, scientific  apparatus,  works  of  art,  and  other 
literary  and  scientific  purposes.  Tiie  society  has  a 
Reading  Room  well  supplied  with  the  leading  scien- 
tific and  literary  periodicals  of  the  day,  and  a  valu- 
able library  containing  about  eighteen  tlioiisand  vol- 
umes, including  many  rare  scientific  works.  Stran- 
gers visiting  the  city  are  always  welcome  at  the 
rooms  of  the  institute.  During  the  years  18.58,  1860, 
1864,  1865,  1868,  and  1869,  this  institute  presented 
to  the  attention  of  the  people  of  California  their 
second,  third,  fourth,  fifth,  sixth,  and  seventh  an- 
nual exhibitions,  each  of  which  was  attended  with 
the  most  complete  success.  Any  person  may  become 
a  member,  being  acceptable  to  the  Board  of  Trus- 
tees, and  paying  an  initiation  fee  of  one  dollar,  and 
one  dollar  and  fifty  cents  quarterly  dues  in  advance. 

Officers. — A.  S.  Hallidie,  President ;  C.R.  Sleiger, 
Vice-President ;  H.  C.  Kibbe,  Corresponding  Se- 
cretary ;  W.  H.  Williams,  Recording  Secretary; 
Henry  L.  Davis,  Treasurer;  George  Spaulding, 
David  Kerr.  Howard  Chapman.  J.  O.  Hanscora, 
Robert  Ewing,  James  Moflit,  B.  P.  Brnnner,  Char- 
les E.  Hopps,  and  Irving  M.  Scott,  Directors  ;  G.  C. 
Hurlbut,  Librarian;  George  P.  Coleman,  Assistant 
Librarian. 

MERCANTILE  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION.— 

Organized  January  24th,  1853.  New  Mercantile 
Library  Building,  north  side  of  Bush  Street  between 
Sansom  and  Montgomery. 

The  rooms  of  the  association  are  commodious  and 
well  arranged.  The  library  contains  about  thirty 
thousand  volumes,  and  the  reading  rooms  are  am- 
ply supplied  with  papers  and  magazines  from  the 
Eastern  States  and  Europe.  The  terms  of  member- 
ship are  two  dollars  initiation  lee  and  one  dolhir 
per  month — dues  payable  quarterly  in  advance.  (See 
general  review.) 

Officers. — Ogden  Hoffman,  President  ;  Monroe 
Ashbury,  Vice  President ;  William  Harney,  Re- 
cording Secretary;  George  A.  Raymond,  Corre- 
sponding Secretary  ;  M.  M.  Tompkins,  Treasurer ; 
Tiburcio  Parrott,  George  C.  Bode,  William  Alvord, 
Thomas  Bennett,  William  Loewy,  Ralph  C.  Harri- 
son, N.  C.  Fassett  and  R.  H.  Lloyd,  Trustees  ;  Al- 
fred Stebbins,  Librarian  ;  A.  E.  Whitaker,  First 
Assistant  Librarian;  E.  O.Weiner,  Second  Assist- 
ant Librarian;  John  A.  Haugb,  Janitor;  J.  J. 
Tayker,  Collector. 

ORNITHOLOGICAL  AND  PISC.4T0RIAL 
ACCLIMATIZING  SOCIETY  OF  CALIFOR- 
NIA.— Organized  January,  1870.  Meets  monthly 
at  rooms  of  Giilifornia  Academy  of  Sciences,  622 
Cliiy  Street.  Objects :  To  import  and  propagate 
foreign  game  birds  and  fish.  Hutching  boxes  are 
located  at  northwest  corner  of  Fultou  and  Gough 
streets. 

Officers. — W.  A.  Newell,  M.D.,  President;  Jas. 
Rolph,  Treasurer;  John  Williamson,  Secretary. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  LAW  LIBRARY  ASSO- 
CIATION.—  Organized   1865.      Library   contains 


PEOPLES  INSURANCE  CO.— Their  Losses  are  promptly  paid. 


C.  P  VAN  SCHAA.CK  &  CO.,  708, 712,  714  and  716  Keamy  Street,  Importers  and  Jobbers. 


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about  four  tbousand  volumes.  Room  27  Montgom- 
ery Block. 

Officers. — J.  P.  Hoge,  President;  Joseph  W. 
Winnne,  Treasurer;  Albert  Hnrt,  Secretary  and 
Librarian. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  MICROSCOPICAL  SOCI- 
ETY—Organized  June  4th,  1870.  Meets  first  Tues- 
day of  each  month  at  649  Clay  Street.  Object:  The 
study  of  niicfoscopical  science  on  the  Pacific  Coast. 

Officers. — J.  IJ.  Trask,  President ;  Greijory  Yale, 
Vice-President ;  Henry  C.  Hyde,  Recording  Secre- 
tary ;  Henry  G.  Hanks,  Corresponding  Secretary  ; 
E.  Neustadt,  Treasurer. 

SLAVENSKA  CITAONICA.— Incorporated  De- 
cember 22d,  1869.  Objects — To  establish  a  library  and 
reading  room  for  the  use  of  pei-sons  belonging  to 
the  Slavonic  race,  and  others  who  may  be  permitted 
to  enjoy  Hie  benefits  of  the  same.  Number  of  mem- 
bers, twenty.     Rooms,  619  Montgomery  Street. 

Officers. — S.  Martinovich,  President  f  S.  Meelich, 
Secretary  ;  (vacant)  Treasurer;  John  Franetto,  N. 
Dabovicn  and  John  Ivancovich,  Trustees. 

SOCIETY  OF   CALIFORNIA  PIONEERS.— 

Organized  August,  1850.  Rooms  northeast  corner 
of  Montgomery  and  Gold  streets,  near  Jackson. 

The  e.xpi-essed  objects  of  the  Society  are  to  collect 
and  preserve  information  connected  with  the  early 
settlement  and  subsequent  conquest  of  the  country, 
and  to  perpetuate  the  memory  of  those  whose  sa- 
gacity, energy  and  enterprise  induced  them  to  settle 
III  the  wilderness  and  become  the  founders  of  a  new 
State.  All  who  were  in  California  prior  to  the  first 
day  of  January,  18.50,  are  eligible  to  membership. 
Any  who  have  rendered  distinguished  or  important 
services  to  the  Society  or  State,  may  be  admitted 
as  honorary  members.  The  roll  of  the  Society  em- 
braces the  names  of  over  thirteen  hundred  mem- 
bers. Regular  meetings  of  the  Society  take  place  on 
the  first  Monday  of  each  month.  Annual  election 
of  officers  on  the  seventh  day  of  July,  the  anniver- 
sary of  the  conquest  of  California,  and  of  the  rais- 
ing of  the  American  flag  on  its  soil.  Annual  cele- 
braiion  on  the  ninth  of  September,  the  anniversary 
of  the  admission  of  California  into  the  Union.  The 
Society  is  possessed  of  an  excellent  library,  many 
curious  ami  interesting  relics  of  the  "  EarlyTimes," 
trophies  from  Vicksburg,  Port  Hudson  and  Gettys- 
burg, a  cybinetof  minerals,  and  various  other  ob- 
jects of  interest. 

Oi^ce/s.— Charles  D.  Carter,  President ;  A.  W. 
Von  Schmidt,  D.  O.  Mills,  James  Lick,  John  Scott, 
N.  L.  Drew,  Vice  Presidents;  Louis  R.  Lull,  Sec- 
retary ;  Howard  Havens,  Treasurer  ;  William  Huef- 
ner.  Marshal  ;  James  S.  Wethered,  John  Shirley, 
Carl  Precht,  Henry  L.  King,  Henry  Videau,  Alonzo 
Green,  Michael  Kane,  Jacob  Deeth,  Henry  R.  Reed, 
Directors. 

STARR  KING  LITERARY  UNION.— Organ- 
ized March  17th,  1871.  Number  of  members, 
twenty.  Meets  every  Friday  evening  at  half  past 
seven  o'clock  at  637  Kearny  Street.  Objects :  So- 
cial and  mental  improvement. 

O^trr.s.— Samuel  Burt,  President;  Miss  Mary  Pat- 
ten, Vice-President;  C.  E.  Travers,  Secretary! 


Social. 


AMERICUS  CLUB.— Organized  February  Ist 
1871.  Number  of  members,  thirty-three.  Meet- 
ings held  every  Wednesday  evening  southwest  cor- 
ner of  Fourth  and  Clementina  streets. 

Object :  Social  enjoyment  and  mutual  improve- 
ment. 


Officers. — Alfred  J.  Fritz.  President ;  John  H. 
Colbert,  Vice-Prpsident ;  W.  Brodie,  Jr.,  Secretary  ; 
John  Boyston,  Treasurer. 

ASSOCIATED  VETERANS  OF  THE  MEX- 
ICAN WAR. — Organized  for  the  purpose  of  perpet- 
ualiiisr  a  friendly  feeling  among  those  residing  on  the 
Pacific  coast,  who  participated  in  the  Mexican  War. 

0/^re/-s.— Miijor-General  H.  W.  Halleck,  Presi- 
dent ;  R.  P.  Hammond,  and  G.  W.  Bowie,  Vice- 
Presidents  ;  John  C.  Robinson,  Recording  Secre- 
tary ;  W.  C.  Burnett,  Corresponding  Secretary  ;  M. 

C.  iJiydges,  Treasurer  ;  David  Scannel,  Marshal. 

BEETHOVEN  CHORAL  SOCIETY.— Organi- 
zed 1870.  Meetings  held  every  Thursday  evening 
in  the  Sunday  School  Chapel  of  the  Church  of  the 
Advent. 

Object :  The  general  practice  of  vocal  music  in- 
cluding solos,  concerted  selections  and  works  of  the 
best  masters. 

Officers. — Charles  Langley,  President ;  R.  B. 
Sanchez,  Vice-President ;  George  E.  Butler,  Secre- 
tary ;  George  T.  Evans,  Musical  Director. 

CALEDONIAN  CLUB.— Organized  November 
1866.  Number  of  members,  three  hundred  and  fifty. 
Meetings  held  the  second  Monday  of  each  month  at 
the  Hall  of  the  Young  Men's  Christian  Association, 
234  Sutter  Street. 

Officers, — David  Mitchell,  Chief ;  Joseph  Austin, 
First  Chieftain;  Andrew  Foreman, Second  Chieftain; 
John  Ban>,  Treasurer  ;  Alex.  Nicholson,  Recording 
Secretary  ;  John  Cran,  Financial  Secretary  ;  W.  F. 
Mc  Nutt,  Surgeon. 

CALIFORNIA  CRICKET  CLUB.— Organized 
June  1st,  1868.  Meetings  held  first  Monday  of  each 
month,  at  ha  If- past  seven  o'clock  p.  m.,  at  the  rooms 
of  the  British  Benevolent  Society,  730  Montgomery 
Street. 

Officers.— S.G.  Foulks,  President ;  J.  Peel  Jr., 
Vice-President ;  W.  J.  MacDougall,  Secretary  ; 
Charles  Boyes,  Treasurer. 

CALIFORNIA  PIONEER  COURSING  CLUB. 
— Organized  February  26th,  1867.  Regular  meet- 
ings held  first  Thursday  of  each  mouth,  at  C.  Dix- 
on's, 5  Summer  Street. 

The  object  of  this  club  is  to  encourage  the  breed 
of  pure  blood  greyhounds,  and  run  them  after  hares 
in  accordance  with  the  rules  as  revised  from  the 
National  Coursing  Club  of  Great  Britain  and  Ire- 
land. 

Officers. — James  Adams,  President ;  A.  E.  Mc- 
Gregor, Secretary  ;  C.  L.  Place,  Treasurer;  M. 
Cannavan,  John  Scarlett,  C.  Harley,  T.  McCue,  and 

D.  W.  White,  Field  Stewards. 

CARLTON  CLUB.— Organized  January  Ist, 
1871.  Number  of  members,  twenty-five.  A  room 
supplied  with  newspapers,  and  periodicals  has  been 
opened  by  the  club  in  the  Young  Men's  Christian 
Association  Building,  234  Sutter  Street. 

Officers. — Daniel  J.  Keefe,  President ;  Edgar 
Figel,  Vice-President;  Charles  Wertheimer,  Sec- 
retary ;  Samuel  Bauer,  Treasurer. 

CONCORDIA  SOCIETY.— Organized  Novem- 
ber, 1864.  Number  of  members,  one  hundred. 
Meetings  held  at  212  Sutter  Street. 

The  object  of  this  society  is  to  promote  sociability 
and  literature. 

Officers. — Isidor  Wormser,  President  ;B.  Hagan, 
Vice  President  ;C.  Weil,  Recording  Secretary;  M. 
Leventritt,  Corresponding  Secretary  ;  N.  H.  Hirstel, 
Treasurer. 

EINTRACHT  DRAMATIC  CLUB.— Organized 
May,  1868.     Number  of  members,  twenty.    Meet- 


JOJJES,  PUIiliMAlir  &  CO.,  118  Sansom  Street,  Laces  and  Embroideries. 


BEDINGTOM",  HOSTETTEK  &  CO.  keep  a  full  and  choice  stock  of  Paints,  Oils,  etc. 


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ings  held  every  Thursday  evening  at  Turn  Verein 
Hull,  Bush  Street  near  Powell. 

The  ohjects  of  this  club  are  to  give  (dramatic  per- 
forrnnnceR  and  have  social  reuiiioiis. 

Officers — F.  M.  Freund,  President ;  Louis Frorara, 
Vice-President ;  G.  Reinecke,  Secretary  ;  H.  Gille, 
Treasurer  ;  B.  Bernsteiu,  Stage  Manager. 

EUREKA  TURN  VEREIN.— Organized  Octo- 
ber 26th,  1863.  Number  of  membei-»,  one  hundred. 
Pupils,  one  hundred  and  twenty-tive.  Regular 
meetings  first  Wednesday  of  each  mouth.  Hall, 
Nalil's  Building,  south  side  of  Broadway  Street,  be- 
tween Montgomery  and  Kearny. 

The  object  of  this  association  is  to  encourage  mor- 
ality and  improve  health. 

Officers — J.  B.  Golly,  President ;  William  Von 
Roon,  Vice-President;  Philip  Muller,  Recording 
Secretary;  C.  Basse,  Corresponding  Secretary; 
William  Stapelfeld,  Treasurer  ;  William  G.  Koch, 
First  Turnwart ;  T.  Oelrichs,  Second  Turnwart  ; 
Joseph  Golly,  Zeugwart ;  A.  Golly,  Libranau. 

EXCELSIOR  SOCIAL  CLUB.  —  Organized 
January  13th,  1870.  Number  of  members  forty. 
Meets  every  Monday  evening  at  southwest  corner 
of  Fourth  and  Clementina  streets. 

Officers. —  M.  J.  Hurley,  President;  Thomas 
Cionin,  Vice-President;  Joseph  McCloskey,  Re- 
cording Secretary;  M.  Lindsay, Financial  Secretary; 
Edward  Duaue,  Treasurer. 

FIRE  FLY  SOCIAL  AND  DRAMATIC  CLUB. 

— Orj^anized  October  Slst,  1869.  Meets  in  Mechan- 
ics' Institute  Building,  31  Post  Street.  Objects  : 
mental  improvement  of  its  members,  cultivating  a 
feeling  of  friendship  and  giving  dramatic  entertain- 
ments. 

Officers. — Harris  Rubin,  President ;  David  Rich, 
Vice-President ;  David  Levy,  Recording  Secretary  ; 
Samuel  Green,  Financial  Secretary  ;  Louis  Lipman, 
Treasurer. 

GESANG  VEREIN  SCHWEIZERBUXD.— 
Organized  March  2l8t,  1863.  Number  of  members, 
forty-two.  Meetings  held  every  Wednesday  even- 
ing in  Mozart  Hall,  Post  Street. 

The  object  of  this  association  is  the  mutual  im- 
provement and  cultivation  of  music  among  its  mem- 
bers. 

Officers. — W.  Hardmeyer,  President;  Theodore 
Kaflenberg,  Vice-President ;  Odermatt,  Sec- 
retary ;  Louis  Ordner,  Treasurer. 

HANDEL  AND  HAYDN  SOCIETY.— Meets 
every  Friday  evening  in  the  Young  Men's  Christian 
Association  Building,  234  Sutter  Street. 

Officers.— IvA  P.  Rankin,  President  ;  Samuel  D. 
Mayer,  Vice-President;  Leonard  Clark,  Secretary  ; 
S.  B  Leavitt,  Treasurer  ;  J.  C.  Champlin,  Li- 
brarian; George  T.  Evans,  Musical  Director. 

HOWARD  CHORAL  UNION.— Organized  Jan- 
nary,  1870.  Number  of  members,  two  hundred  and 
fifty.  Meets  in  the  Chapel  of  Howard  Presbyterian 
Church  every  Monday  evening. 

Object :  Cultivation  of  musical  science. 

Ojicers. —  James  E.  Gordon,  President;  W.  T. 
Galloway  and  J.  W.  Clougli,  Vice-Presidents  ;  W. 
L.  Getchell,  Recording  Secretary  ;  G.  T.  Brown, 
Corresponding  Secretary  ;  W.  S.  Johnson,  Treas- 
urer; C.  Makin,  Librarian. 

IVY  SOCIAL  CLUB.— Organized  August  15th, 
1870.  Number  of  members,  one  hundred  and  twen- 
ty-live.    Meets  monthly  at  24  Post  Street. 

Officers. — A.  A.  Hickox,  President  ;  George  O. 
Whitney  and  E.  P.  Heald,  Vice-Presidents  ;  Edward 
Landers,  Treasurer ;  W.  J.  Landers,  Secretary. 


LAUREATE  CLUB.— Organized  February  IJth, 
1871.    Number  of  members,  forty-nine. 

Objects  :  to  promote  sociability  amongst  its  mem- 
bers, by  the  renting  of  rooms,  and  furnishing  them 
with  all  the  appurtenances  for  pleasure  and  conven- 
ience ;  also  for  formation  of  library  containing  the 
bestworksof  literature, art  and  knowledge.  Connect- 
ed with  the  club  are  reading  rooms,  supplied  with  all 
the  domestic  and  foreign  newspapers  and  periodic- 
als. Rooms  on  Montgomery  Street  between  Sutter 
and  Market. 

Officers.  Lester  W.  Duncan.  President;  Clarence 
H.  Halton,  Vice-President ;  Winfried  Banks,  Sec- 
retary ;  George  M.  Seltou,  "rreasurer. 

LONE  STAR  SOCIAL  CLUB.— Organized 
August  9th,  1869.  Number  of  members,  forty. 
Meets  every  Monday  evening  at  northeast  corner 
of  Second  and  Stevenson  streets. 

Officers.— D.  C.  Driscoll,  President  ;  G.  McMa- 
hon,  Vice-President;  L.  B.Johnson,  Secretary  ;  A. 
J.  Bennett,  Financial  Secretary  ;  J.  McCarty, 
Treasurer. 

PACIFIC  BASE  BALL  CONVENTION— Or- 
ganized August,  1866.  Number  of  Clubs  repre- 
sented, five,  of  which  three  belong  to  San  Fran- 
cisco, viz :  Eagle,  organized  November  28th,  1859; 
John  L.  Durkee,  John  Calvert  and  J.  M.  Fislier, 
Delegates.  Atlantics,  August  5tli,  1866;  W.  H. 
Williams,  J.  B.  Williams  and  Theodore  Cashman, 
Delegates.  Libertys,  July,  J870;  Harry  Hook,  W. 
F.  Finley  and  Edward  Gornian,  Delegates. 

Officers. — Harry  Linden,  President  ;  Harry  Hook 
and  John  J.  Dunn,  Vice-Presidents  ;  W.  T.  Kinley, 
Corresponding  Secretary  ;  John  R.  Glascock,  Re- 
cording Secretary  ;  Edward  Gorman,  Treasurer. 

PACIFIC  CLUB. — Number  of  members,  one  hun- 
dred and  twenty-five.  Rooms  northeast  corner  of 
California  and  Webb  streets,  containing  library  and 
reading  rooms,  supplied  with  all  the  domestic  and 
foreign  newspapers  and  periodicals. 

Officers. — Charles  E.  McLane,  President  ;  Cutler 
McAllister,  Secretary ;  Drury  J.  Tallaut,  Treas- 
urer. 

PACIFIC  SAENGERBUND.— This  is  the  name 
of  an  organization  of  all  the  singing  clubs  of  Cali- 
fornia, except  the  San  Francisco  Harmonic,  and  has 
for  its  object  the  cultivation  of  singing  in  general,  to 
facilitate  as  much  as  possible  the  establishment  of 
new  singing  clubs,  and  fnrnisbing  to  them  music  at 
a  cheap  rate,  bv  publishing  in  print  the  best  known 
songs,  and  giving  them  any  information  touching 
the  object  of  their  organization.  Fuitherniore  to 
accomplish  any  kind  of  commission  in  this  line 
without  charge,  when  it  is  within  reach  of  the 
Board. 

This  association  is  represented  by  a  board  of  five 
Boardmen,  of  whom  one  is  President,  one  Secretary, 
and  one  Cashier. 

Officers.— 3.  C.  Sack,  President ;  E.  J.  Pfeiffer, 
Secretary  ;  William  Hardmeyer,  Treasurer ;  R. 
Trueb  and  E.  Schnabel,  Trustees. 

The  following  societies  compose  the  Saengerhund: 
Maennerchor,  Schweizerhund  and  Wallialia  I.  O.  O. 
F.  Gesangverein,  of  San  Francisco  ;  Turn  Verein, 
Stockton;  I^iederkranz,  Marysville  ;  Maennerchor, 
San  Jo86  ;  Gesangverein,  Valleciio  ;  Teuioiiia,  Los 
Angeles  ;  Liederkranz,  Anaheim  ;  Eiutracht,  Stock- 
ton ;  Liederkranz,  Red  Blutf ;  Germauia.  Virginia 
City  ;  Germania,  Victoria,  V.  I.;  Liedertafel.  Port- 
lanci,  Oregon  and  Concordia,  Camp  Three  Forks, 
Owyhee,  1.  T. 

PACIFIC  TURNER  BUND— Organized  1859. 
Meetings  at  the  call  of  the  President.  Room,  Turn 
Verein  Hall,  O'Farrell  Street,  between  Mason  and 
Taylor. 


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This  is  an  organization  of  the  different  Turn  Ve- 
reins  of  the  States  and  Teriitories  of  North  America 
on  the  PaciKc  Coast,  and  has  for  its  object  the  cul- 
tivation of  gymnastic  exercises  in  ireneral,  to  facili- 
tate as  much  as  possible  the  establishment  of  new 
Turn  Vereins,  and  to  impart  information  on  the 
subject  of  their  organization  to  the  different  associa- 
tions constituting  the  Pacific  Turner  Bund. 

The  following  societies  constitute  the  Pacific  Tur- 
ner Bund:  San  Francisco  Turn  Verein,  San  Fran- 
cisco; Sacramento  Turn Verein,  Sacramento;  Marys- 
villeTurn  Liederkranzverein,  Marysville  ;  Oakland 
Turn  Verein,  Oakland  ;  Gold  Hill  Turn  Verein, 
Gold  Hill,  Nevada;  Boise  City  Turn  Verein,  Boise 
City,  Idaho  Territory. 

The  association  is  represented  by  a  Board  of  the 
following  five  officers :  Jacob  Weiss,  President ;  W. 
Schindler,  Vice-President:  F.  Castelhun,  Record- 
ing Secretary  ;  E.  A.  Denicke,  Corresponding  Sec- 
retary ;  H.  Plagemann,  Treasurer. 

PIONEER  ROWING  CLUB.— Organized  Oc 
tober,  1864.  Reorganized  September  4th,  1869. 
Number  of  members,  twenty-five.  Meets  first  Tues- 
day of  each  mouth,  at  the  boat  -  house  on  Long 
Bridge. 

Officers. — Henry  J.  Hussy,  President;  George  H. 
Strong,  Vice-President;  James  F.  Meagher,  Secre- 
tary; James  E.  Brannan,  Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  GERMAN  RIFLE  CLUB. 
— Organized  November  7th,  1860.  Number  of 
members,  twenty-two.  Meets  monthly  at  the  north- 
west corner  of  Bush  and  Kearny  streets. 

Officers. — John  Bohn,  1st  Shooting  Master  ;  Philo 
Jacoby,  2d  Shooting  Master  ;  Adolpli  Hertz,  Secre- 
tary ;  A.  Schneider,  Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  HARMONIE— Organized 
August  27th,  1854.  Number  of  members,  one  hun- 
dred, of  which  sixty  are  active  singers.  Meets 
every  Monday  evening  in  Thalia  Verelii  Hall. 

Officers. — Fr.  H.  Rosenbaum,  President ;  F.  Nutz, 
Vice-President;    C.   Bruntsch,  Secretary;    AlbertJ. 
Wissell,  Treasurer;  H.  Weule,  Librarian;  Louis 
Schmidt,    Director 

SAN  FRANCISCO  MAENNERCHOR.— Organ- 
ized 1863.  Number  of  members,  seventy.  Monthly 
contribution,  one  dollar.  Meets  every  Monday 
evening  in  Turn  Verein  Hall,  Bush  Street.  The 
object  of  this  association  is  the  culiivaiion  of  music. 

Officers.— J.  C.  Sack.  President;  H.  Helgoili, 
Vice-President;    Charles  Trautner.   Secretary;    J. 

Heizman,   Treasurer ;    Biterman,   Librarian  ; 

H.  Holzhauer,  Leader. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  OLYMPIC  CLUB.— Organ- 
ized 1860.  Number  of  members,  five  hundred. 
Rooms  .1.5  Sutter  Street. 

The  Olympic  Club  is  at  present  in  a  very  flour- 
ishing condition,  having  regularly  organized  classes 
in  gymnastics,  boxing,  and  fencing.  The  new  rooms 
of  the  association  are  most  adiniralily  adapted  to  the 
purposes  of  the  organization.  The  apparatus  is 
extensive  and  complete,  and  the  accommodations 
are  oti  a  scale  commensurate  with  its  increasing 
importance. 

Officers  .-Peter  Taylor,  President ;  W.R. Bunker, 
Vice-President;  T.  J.  Gough,  Secretary  ;  Peter  T. 
Gannon,  Treasurer  ;  C.  A.  Beiinet,  Leader;  W.  S. 
Lawton,  Superintendent,  and  Instructor  in  Gym- 
nastics ;  Joseph  Winrow,  Instructor  in  Boxing. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  OLYMPIC  CLUB  BUILD- 
ING ASSOCIATION.— Incorporated  May  15th, 
1868.  Capital,  $60,000.  Number  of  shares,  six 
hundred.  Meetings  held  first  Wednesday  of  each 
month,  at  35  Sutter  Street. 

Officers. — .John  McComb,  President ;  T.  R.  Butler, 
Secretary  ;  P.  Taylor,  Treasurer. 


SAN  FRANCISCO  TURN  VEREIN.— Organ- 
ized 1852.  Hall  north  side  of  O'Farrell  Street  be- 
tween Mason  and  Taylor. 

The  object  of  this 'society  is  the  cultivation  of 
gymnastic  exercises  in  general ;  to  encourage  mor- 
ality ;  to  improve  health  ;  to  cultivate  music,  and  t« 
entertain  and  cultivate  free  religious  and  political 
sentiments. 

Stated  meetings,  first  and  third  Wednesday  even- 
ings of  each  month,  at  half-past  eight  o'clock. 
Number  of  members,  two  hundred  and  eighty  five, 
of  which  about  sixty  are  attached  to  the  vocal  de- 
partment, under  the  leadership  of  C.  Fi.^cher; 
twenty-five  to  the  dramatic  section,  C.  Reider,  Reg.; 
thirty  to  the  rifle  section,  W.  F.  R.  Schindler,  Cap- 
tain, and  twenty  to  the  fencing  section,  L.  Gericli- 
ten.  Teacher.  Besides  this,  there  exists,  in  connec- 
tion with  the  association,  a  Verein  for  boys,  from 
fourteen  to  eighteen  years,  which  numhersfifty-eix 
members,  and  is  called  the  Turnzoeglings verein, 
governed  by  their  own  officers,  under  the  supervi- 
sion of  three  members  of  the  San  Francisco  Turn 
Verein,  Stated  meetings,  last  Wednesday  of  each 
month. 

There  is  also  a  school  for  boys  from  seven  to  four- 
teen years,  which  numbers  two  hundred  and  fifty 
pupils,  and  a  school  for  girls,  which  numbers  fifteen 
pupils. 

Gymnastic  exercises  for  members  every  Tuesday. 
Thursday,  and  Friday  evenings,  from  half  past 
eight  to  ten  o'clock  ;  for  members  of  the  Turnzoeg- 
lingsverein,  every  Monday  and  Friday  evenings; 
for  boy  pupils,  every  Monday,  Tuesday,  Thursday, 
and  Friday  afternoons,  from  half-past  three  to  five 
o'clock,  and  on  Tuesday  and  Thursday  evenings, 
frorii  seven  to  half  past  eight  o'clock  ;  and  for  girl 
pupils,  every  Wednesday  and  Saturday  afternoons, 
from  half-past  three  to  five  o'clock.  Studies  of 
vocal  department  every  Monday  evening,  froui  half- 
past  eight  to  ten  o'clock  ;  drill  of  rifle  section  twice 
a  month. 

Social  meeting.^  for  members  are  held  every  second 
and  fourth  Wednesday  evenings,  and  on  the  last 
Sunday  evening  of  each  month,  when  a  dramatic 
entertainment  is  given.  Strangers  are  only  allowed 
admission  on  these  (Sunday)  evenings,  vvheu  they 
can  show^  a  ticket  of  invitation  fiom  a  member  of 
the  Verein.  A  relief  society  for  sick  members, 
numbering  one  hundred  and  fifty  members,  is  at- 
tached to  the  association. 

Officers  of  the  Verein.— C.  Hubert,  President; 
M.  Lichtenstein, Vice  President;  L.  Hertz,  Record- 
ing Secretary;  E.  Rotger,  Corresponding  Secretary; 
A.  Vtn  Bergen,  1st  Treasurer;  8.  Levi,  2d  Treasurer; 
G.  Ingold,  1st  Leader;  A.  Rapp,  2d  Leader;  A.  Otto, 
3d  Leader;  E.  Cassuben,  Property  Wart.;  C.  H. 
Martens,  Librarian;  F.  Marks,  R.  Thiele.R.  Schuu- 
tenhaus,  Trustees. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  VEREIN.— Incorporated 
October  2d,  1853.  Number  of  meml)ers,  two  hund- 
red and  fifty.  Beading-room  is  supplied  with  thirty 
different  newspapers,  and  all  the  current  magazines 
and  periodicals.  Library  numbers  five  thousand 
volumes.     Rooms  428  Pine  Street. 

Officers. — H.  Heynemann,  President;  I.  Lands- 
berger  and  L.  Gottig,  Vice-Presidents;  R.  Morgen- 
steru,  Financial  Secretary;  W.  Herber,  Correspond- 
ing Secretary;  E.  Arnstein,  Treasurer  ;  Felix  Stei- 
nert,  Librarian,  i 

SAN  FRANCISCO  YACHT  CLUB.-Organ- 
ized  July,  1869.  Number  of  members,  one  hundred 
and  ten.  Meets  first  Saturday  in  each  month.  Club 
House,  Long  Bridge.  Objects:  The  cultivation  and 
advancement  of  the  science  and  art  of  Navigation, 
and  any  nautical  recreation  in  which  it  may  indulge 
shall  conduce  to  that  end. 


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Officers. — Henry  B.  Piatt,  Commodore;  John  L. 
Eckley,  Vice-Commodore;  Francis  Berton.  Treasur- 
er; Jolin  C.  Kelley,  Measurer;  W.  H.  Davie,  Secre- 
tary; Williim  Hayes.  R.  B.  Stout,  M.D.,  Henry  G. 
Langley,  Joseph  C.  Tucker,  M.D.,  William  Craig, 
John  L.  Eckley,  Cyrus  W.  Jones,  Executive  Com- 
mittee. 

SOCIETY  OF  CALIFORNIA  VOLUNTEERS. 

Orgiinized  October  29th,  1865.  Annual  meeting 
held  on  the  twenty -fifth  of  April,  the  anniversary  of 
General  E.  V.  Sumner  assuming  the  command  of  the 
Depaitmeiit  of  California.  Composed  of  the  offi- 
cei-B  of  the  California  Vohinteere,  U.  S.  A. 

Officers. — Colonel  James  N.  OIney,  President; 
Generals  George  S.  Evans,  George  \V.  Bowie,  T. 
F.  Wrifi^ht,  Colonels  James  F.  Curtis,  Robert  Pol- 
lock, John  C.  Cremony,  Majors  Z.  B.  Adams,  T.J. 
Bial<eney,  William  G.  Morris,  Surgeon  J.  M. 
McNiilty,  Captains  John  E.  Hill,  C.  Mason  Kinne, 
Vice-Presidents;  Captain  John  C.  Innes,  Recording 
Secretary;  Captain  L.  Usiick,  Corresponding  Sec- 
retary; (Vacant)  Treasurer. 

SOCIETE  PHILHARMONIQUE  LAFAY- 
ETTE, NO.  2.— Incorporated  July  2d,  1867.  Nuni- 
lier  of  members,  one  hundred.  Meetings  held  every 
Monday,  Tuesday,  Thursday,  and  Friday  evenings, 
for  musical  instruction,  and'  first  Monday  of  each 
month  for  business  purposes,  at  924  Dupont  Street. 

Officers — A.  Gariii,  President;  Adrieu  Schroeder 
and,A.  Bailly,  Vice-Presidents;  E.  Lecomte,  Secre- 
tary; J.  Bidau-Begue,  Treasui'er. 

ST.  GEORGE'S  CRICKET  CLUB.— Organized 
under  the  name  of  San  Francisco  Cricket  Club,  July 
4th,  18fi4;  changed  to  St.  George's,  June,  18()8. 
Meetings  held  second  Tuesday  in  each  mouth  at  the 
rooms  of  the  British  Benevolent  Society,  730  Mont- 
gomery Street. 

Officers. — George  E.  Butler,  President;  (Vacant) 
Secretary;  S.  G.  Foulkes.  Treasurer. 

ST.  PATRICK'S  SOCIETY.— Organized  Novem- 
ber 3d,  1870.  Meetings  held  quarterly  on  the  first 
Wednesday  of  February,  May,  Augustand  Novem- 
ber, at  the  Occidental  Hotel.  Number  of  members 
one  hundred  and  twenty.  This  Society  aims  to  up- 
hold the  national  character,  to  promote  progiebs, 
fraternal  feeling  and  good  citizenship  among  its 
members. 

Officers.— "Hon.  Eugene  Casserly,  President;  Eu- 
gene L.  Sullivan,  Joseph  A.  Donohoe  and  P.  H. 
Canavan,  Vice-Presidents;  C.  D.  O.  Sullivan,  Treas- 
urer; T.  N.  Cazueau,  Recording  Secretary;  Charles 
F.  Smyth,  Corresponding  Secretary. 

SWISS  RIFLE  CLUB.— Organized  September 
Ifct,  1860.  Number  of  members,  thirty-five.  Meet- 
ings held  monthly  in  Swiss  Hotel. 

Officers. — M.  Stuber,  President;  Ernest  Zahn, 
Vice-President;  G.  D.  Giacomiui,  Secretary;  P.  E. 
Croce,  Shooting  Master. 

TEUTONIA  SOCIETY.— Organized  June  Ist, 
1866. — Number  of  members,  one  hundred  and  eighty. 
Meetings  held  in  Mozart  Hall,  every  Tuesday  eve- 
ning, for  business  purposes,  and  Wednesday  evening 
for  social  enjoyments. 

The  objects  of  this  society  are  to  assist  members 
who  by  accident  or  sickness  are  incapacitated  from 
pursuing  their  calling,  and  for  the  relief  and  sup- 
port of  the  aged,  and  the  widows  and  orphans  of 
deceased  members,  and  for  the  purpose  of  defraying 
the  funeral  expenses  of  the  members  thereof. 

Officers. — William  Crocker,  President;  William 
Westerfeld,  Vice-President;  John  Wehr,  Record- 
ing Secretary;  Edward  Zeitfuchs,  Financial  Secre- 
tary ;  Robert  Neubert,  Treasurer. 

THALIA  VEREIN.— Organized  July  fid,  1862. 
Incorporated  January,  1871.    Meets  on  the  first  and 


third  Tuesday  evenings  of  each  month,  at  the  club 
rooms,  204  Montgomery  street. 

The  objects  of  this  association  are  to  give  dramatic 
and  musical  performances  and  entertainments,  and 
to  have  social  reunions.  Number  of  members,  two 
hundred  and  sixty,  of  which  a  majority  take  an 
active  part  in  the  performances. 

Officers. — J.  H.  Sievers,  President:  G.  W.  Hil- 
debrand.  Vice  President;  Carl  Hinz,  Secretary; 
F.  O.  Wagener,  Treasurer  ;    Rud.  Horn,  Librarian. 

UNION    CLUB— Incorporated   November  8th, 

1865.  Rooms,  403  Montgomery  Street,  corner  of 
California. 

The  objects  of  this  association  are  to  carry  on  and 
conduct  the  business  of  a  Club  House  for  the  enter- 
tainment, use  and  profit  of  such  persons  as  may 
become  members  thereof. 

Officers. — W.  Lane  Booker,  President ;  W.  H. 
Tilliughast,  Vice-President ;  Charles  F.  Lipman, 
Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

UNITED  STATES  NATIONAL  GUARD 
CLUB. — This  is  an  organization  of  past,  present 
and  future  commissioned  officers  of  the  National 
Guard  of  California,  to  foster  a  proper  and  friendly 
feeling  among  its  members,  together  with  a  concert 
of  action  ;  and  for  the  promulgation  of  military  in- 
formation. The  Club,  after  organizing,  intend 
applying  for  admission  as  an  active  company  of  the 
National  Guard.  Each  member  will  appear  in  the 
uniform  of  his  last  highest  rank,  although  he  may  be 
carrying  a  musket. 

Governors  of  the  State,  during  their  term  of  office, 
are  to  be  the  Presidents  of  the  Club. 

The  following  gentlemen  are  the  promoters  of  this 
Club:  H.A.Cobb,  John  Hewston,  Jr.,  Thomas  N. 
Cazueau,  J.  W.  McKenzie,  John  S.  Ellis,  Delos 
Lake,  George  T.  Knox,  and  forty  others. 

VETERANS  OF  THE  CALIFORNIA  HUN- 
DRED, AND  BATTALION.— Organized  May  1st, 

1866.  Headquarters,  No.  12  Hawthorne  Street. 
Number  of  members,  one  hundred  and  eighty-two, 
comprising  the  survivors  of  the  five  hundred  men 
in  the  California  Battalion  and  California  Hundred 
at  their  discbai-ge  in  August,  1865. 

Officers. — Colonel  DeWitt  C.  Thompson,  Presi- 
dent ;  Lieutenant  Wm.  A.  Robinson,  Secretary  ; 
Captain  Josiah  A.  Baldwin,  Treasurer. 


Military— U.  S.  A. 

MILITARY  DIVISION  OF  THE   PACIFIC— 

Includes  the  Department  of  California,  the  Depart- 
ment of  Columbia  and  the  Department  of  Arizona; 
Major-General  J.  M.  Schofield,  commanding;  Capt. 
William  M.  Wherry,  Aid-de-Camp  and  Acting  Assist- 
ant Aiijutant  General;  Lieut  J.  L.  Ratlibone,Aidde- 
Camp;  Lieut.  William  Ennis,  Aid-de-Camp;  Lieut- 
Col.  John  C.  Kelton,  Assistant  Adjutant  General; 
Lieut-Col.  Marcus  D.  L.  Simpson,  Chief  Commis- 
sary of  Subsistence;  Lieut-Col.  Robert  O.  Tyler, 
Chief  Quartermaster;  Lieut-Col.  Roger  Jones,  As- 
sistant Inspector  General;  Lieut-Col  Hiram  Leo- 
nard, Chief  Paymaster;  Lieut-Col.  Robert  Murray, 
Medical  Purveyor;  Major  Nicholas  Bowen,  En- 
gineer Oflicer;  Major  Julian  McAllister,  Chief  Ord- 
nance officer;  Major  Charles  C.  Keeney,  Attend- 
ing Surgeon;  Major  Charles  G.  Sawteile,  Depot 
Quartermaster;  Capt.  M.  P.  Small,  Depot  and  Is- 
suiny;  Commissary  Subsistence;  Capt.  William  B. 
Hughes,  Assistant  Depot  Quartermaster;  Capt.  Ad- 
dison Barrett,  Military  Storekeeper,  in  charge  of 
Clothing  Depot;  Capt.  Henry  .Johnson,  Medical 
Storekeeper;  Headquarters  703  Market  Street. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  CALIFORNIA,  U.  S.  A.— 
Includes  the  States  of  California  and  Nevada. 


PEOPIjES  insurance  company,  16  Merchants'  Exchange,  California  Street,  8.  P. 


C.  p.  VAN  SCHAACK  &  CO.,  708,  712,  714  and  716  Kearny  Street,  Clothing,  etc. 


COMPANIE  S — M  I  L  I  T  A  R  Y  . 


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BiiK-Gen.  E.  O.  C.  Ord,  Commanding;  Capt.  E.  R. 
Piatt,  Aidde-Camp  and  Acting  Judge  Advocate; 
Lieut.  H.  G.  Brown,  Aid  de  Camp  and  Acting  Sig- 
nal OHioer;  Major  Sanuiel  Bi-eck,  Assistant  Adju- 
tant Geiieial;  Major  Charles  G.  Sawtelle,  Chief 
Qnartermiieter  and  Depot;  Capt.  W.  B.  Hughes, 
Assistant  Qnaitermaster;  Capt.  M.  P.  Small,  Chief 
Commissary;  Major  Charles  McCorraick,  Medical 
Director;  Major  Samuel  Woods,  Chief  Paymaster; 
Headquarters  703  Market  Street. 

Engineer  Department  for  Pacific  Goa»t,U.  S.  A. 
— Lieut-Col.  B.  S.  Alexander,  President;  Lieut-Col. 
C.  S.  Siewart;  Major  GeopKe  H.  Mendell,  Major  R. 
S.  Williamson,  Lieut.  H.  T.  Handbury,  Recorder. 
Alcatraz  IslaJid,  Lime  Point  and  Yerba  Buena  Is- 
land: Brevet-Col.  George  H.  Mendell  in  charge, 
office  533  Kearny  Street.  Fort  Point :  LieutCbl. 
C.  S.  Stewart  in  charge,  office  533  Kearny  Street. 
River  and  Harbor  Improvements  and  Light  House  : 
Major  R.  S.  Williamson  in  charge,  Lieut.  W.  H. 
Heuer,  Apsistant,  office  509  Kearny  Street.  Military 
Surveys  PaciHc  Coast :  Lieut.  T.  H.  Handbury,  of- 
fice 533  Kearny  Street. 

Pay  Department  U.  S.  A. — Pay  District  of  Mili- 
tary Division  of  the  Pacific  includes  the  States  of 
California,  Oregon  and  Nevada,  and  the  Territor- 
ies of  Washington.  Idaho,  Arizona  and  Alaska. 
Lieut-Col.  Hiram  Leonard,  Chief  Paymaster  in 
charge.     Headquarters  703  Market  Street. 

Department  of  California. — Major  S.  Woods, 
Chief  Paymaster;  Major  T.  H.  Halsey,  Major  C. 
W.  Wingard  and  Major  Brantz  Mayer,  Paymas- 
ters; office  703  Market  Street. 

Department  of  the  Columbia. — Major  David 
Taggart,  Chief  Paymaster;  Major  John  S.  Walker 
and  Major  George  P.  Ihrie,  Paymasters,  Portland, 
Oregon;  V.  S.  Eggleston,  Paymaster,  Fore  Boise, 
Idaho  Territory. 

Department  of  Arizona. — Major  C.  J.  Spragne, 
Chief  Paymaster;  Major  J.  H.  Nelson  and  Major 
Robert  Morrow,  Paymasters;  office  703  Market 
Street. 

Medical  Department  U.  S.  A. — Major  Charles 
McCormick,  Medical  Director,  office  703  Market 
Street;  Lieut- Col.  Robert  Murray,  Medical  Pur- 
veyor, Captain  Henry  Johnson,  Medical  Store- 
keeper, offices  747  Market  Street;  Maj.  Chas.  C.  Kee- 
ney,  Attending  Surgeon;  office  703  Market  Street. 

Qnartermasters  Department,  U.  S.  A. — Lieut. 
Col.  R.  O.  'I'yler,  Deputy  Quartermaster  General, 
Chief  Quartermaster  Military  Division  Pacific, 
office  703  Market  Street;  Major  C.  G.  Savctelle, 
Depot  Quartermaster,  Chief  Quartermaster  De- 
partment California;  Capt.  W.  B.  Hughes,  Assistant 
Depot  Quartermaster,  office  northwest  corner  Bush 
and  Mai'ket  streets. 

Siibsinlence  Department  U.  S.  A. — Lieut  Col. 
Marcus  D.  L.  Simpson,  Assistant  Commissary  Gen- 
eral, U.  S.  A.,  Chief  Commissarv  Subsistence  Mili- 
tary Division  Pacific;  R.  C.  Alden,  Chief  Clerk, 
office  703  Market  Street,  rooms  11  and  12;  Capt.  M. 
P.  Small,  Commissary  Subsistence,  U.  S.  A.,  Chief 
and  Depot  Commissary  Subsistence  Department 
California;  John  Small,  Chief  Clerk,  office  565  Mar- 
ket Street;  George  Davidson,  Storekeeper,  ware- 
bouse  565  Market  Street. 

NATIONAL  GUARD  OF  CALIFORNIA.— 
Commander-in-Chief,  Governor  H.  H.  Haight. 

Stajf. — Gen.  Thomas  N.  Cazneau,  Adjutant  Gen- 
eral; Major  Maze  Edwards,  Assistant  Adjutant 
General;  Col.  Cutler  McAllister,  Judge  Advocate; 
Col.  John  B.  Frisbie,  Chief  Engineer;  Col.  Jona- 
than Letterman,  Surgeon  General;  Col.  Albert  8. 
Evans,  Paymaster  General;  Lieut-Col.  William 
Doolan,  C  H.  King,  Harry  Linden,  John  Scott, 
John  Hanna  and  R.  H.  Lloyd,  Aids. 

Major-Gen.  H.  A.  Cobb,  Commanding.  Head- 
quarters, San  Francisco. 


Staff. — Lieut-Col.  S.  P.  Middleton  Assistant  Ad- 
jutant General;  Lieut-Col.  Peter  Donahue,  Com 
missary;  Lieut-Col.  A.  W.  Von  Schmidt,  Engineer 
Officer;  Lieut-Col.  Daniel  Norcross,  Paymaster; 
Lieut  Col.  El  nest  A.  Denike,  Inspector;  Lieut-Col. 
Theo  A.  Mudge,  Ordnance  Officer;  Lieut-Col.  E. 
B.  Bufiandeau,  Quartermaster;  Lieut-Col.  J.  W. 
Brumagim,  Judge  Advocate ;  Lieut-Col.  J.  C. 
Tucker,  Surgeon;  Major  H.  A.  Cobb,  Jr.,  Aid-de- 
Camp;  Major  James  L.  Beyea,  Aid-de-Camp. 

That  portion  of  the  National  Guard  located  in  the 
city  and  county  of  San  Francisco,  now  consists  of 
three  regiments  of  Infantry,  one  battalion  Cavalry, 
and  one  Artillery  Light  Baitery,  all  attached  to  the 
Second  Brigade.  Brigadier-General  John  Hewston, 
Jr.,  Commanding. 

Staff— '}A.3,]or  G.  W.  Smiley,  Assistant  Adjutant 
General  and  Chief  of  Staff;  Major  O.  Livermore, 
Inspector;  Major  W.  F.  Ladd,  Ordnance  officer; 
Major  James  A.  Thompson,  Paymaster;  Major  C. 
E.  Hinckley,  Commissary;  Major  C.  L.  Wiggin, 
Quartermaster;  Major  A.'D.  Grimwood,  Judge  Ad- 
vocate; Major  S.  R.  Gerry,  Surgeon. 

FIRST  REGIMENT  INFANTRY.— Headquar- 
ters, northwest  corner  New  Montgomery  and  How- 
ard streets.  W.  H.  L.  Barnes,  Colonel;  George  W. 
Granniss,  Lieutenant-Colonel;  J.  F.  Bronson,  Ma- 
jor; A.  W.  Hanna,  Adjutant;  J.  S.  Scott,  Quarter- 
master; Samuel  D.  Mayer,  Paymaster;  Maicus  D. 
Bornck,  Commissary;  James  D.  Whitney,  Surgeon; 
James  N.  Pike,  Sergeant- Major. 

Composed  of  the  following  companies,  viz:  A, 
Oakland  Guard;  B,  City  Guard;  C,  National  Guard; 
D,  Franklin  Light  Infantry;  E,  Sumner  Light 
Guard  ;  F,  Light  Guard  ;  G,  Ellsworth  Rifles ;  H, 
Hewston  Rifles. 

SECOND  REGIMENT  INFANTRY.— Head- 
quarters 401  California  Street.  John  W.  McKen- 
zie.  Colonel;  John  McComb.  Lieutenant-Colonel; 
(vacant)  Major;  Lieut.  H.  H.  Thrall,  Adjutant; 
Lieut.  E.  Irving  Smith,  Quartermaster;  Henry 
Schmidt,  Paymaster;  James  Murphy,  Surgeon. 

Composed  of  the  following  companies,  viz:  A, 
Union  Guard;  B,  Warren  Guard;  C,  Oakland  Zou- 
aves; D,  Germania  Rifles;  E,  Steuben  Guard;  F, 
Vallejo  Rifles;  G,  Frisbie  Guard;  H,  San  Fran- 
cisco Cadets. 

THIRD  REGIMENT  INFANTRY— Headquar- 
ters, Fourth  Street  near  Howard.  Archibald  Wason, 
Colonel  Commanding;  M.  C.  Bateman,  Lieutenant- 
Colonel ;  J.  J.  Conliu,  Major;  Timothy  Nunan, 
Adjutant;  James  Olwell,  Quartermaster;  Thomas 
Green,  Surgeon  ;  Cornelius  Donohue,  Sergeant-Ma- 
jor ;  E.  P.  Enright,  Quartermaster  Sergeant ;  R.  T. 
Larkin,  Chaplain. 

Composed  of  the  following  companies,  viz  :  A, 
Montgomery  Guard;  B,  Shields  Guard;  C,  Wolfe 
Tone  Guard;  D,  Meagher  Guard;  E,  Emmet  Life 
Guard;  F,  Sarsfield  Rifle  Guard ;  H,  McMahon 
Guard. 

FIRST  BATTALION  CAVALRY.— Headquar- 
ters. 727  Market  Street.  Major  P.  R.  O'Brien, 
Commanding;  Lieut.  M.  A.  McLaughlin,  Adjutant; 
Lieut.  William  Corcoran,  Quartermaster  ;  Charles 
K.  Breeze,  Surgeon  ;  A.  G.  Fitzpatrick,  Sergeant- 
Major  ;  A.  E.  Hill,  Quartermaster  Sergeant. 

Composed  of  the  following  companies,  viz  ;  A, 
First  LiKht  Dragoons,  Cant.  J.  R.  Middlesworth  ; 
B,  San  Francisco" Hussars,  Capt.  John  Shreiber;  C, 
Jackson  Dragoons,  Capt.  M.  Greany  ;  D,  Haighi 
Light  Cavalry,  Capt.  George  T.  Knox. 

BRANNAN  GUARDS  (Colored).— Organized 
1866.  Number  of  members,  forty-eight.  Armoiy, 
925  Pacific  Street. 

Officers. — J.  S.  Henriques,  Captain  ;  W.  H.  Fer- 
guson, First  Lieutenant ;  T.  B.  Davidson,  Second 


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SAN    FRANCISCO    DIRECTORY. 


Lieutenant ;  F.  Eagle,  First  Sergeant ;  W.  H.  Car- 
ter, Secretary  ;  J.  Hugliee,  Treasurer. 

CALIFORNIA  RIFLES  (Independent).  — Or- 
ganized May  J 3th,  1870.  Number  of  members,  sev- 
enty.   Armory,  Hibernia  Hall. 

0#cers.— (Vacant),  Captain;  JobnTraynor,  First 
Lieutenant,  Commanding;  William  Dugan,  Second 
Lieutenant;  (vacant),  First  Sergeant;  John  Tier- 
ney.  Secretary  ;  Michael  Condon,  Treasurer. 

CITY  GUARD.— Company  B,  First  Regiment 
Infantry.  Organized  185ii;  reorganized  as  Inde- 
pendent City  Guard,  1856 ;  reorganized  as  City 
Guard,  March,  ]Sfj9.  Numberof  members,  Hfty-two. 
Armory,  northwest  corner  of  New  Montgomery  and 
Howard  streets. 

Oncers.— David  Wilder,  Captain ;  H.  D.  Rau- 
lett.  First  Lieutenant ;  J.  H.  P.  Gedge,  Second 
Lieutenant ;  William  F.  Tracy,  First  Sergeant ; 
Thomas  Penniman,  Secretary ;  H.  D.  Raulett, 
Treasurer. 

ELLSWORTH  RIFLES.— Company  6,  First 
Regiment  Infantry.  Organized  October  2iid,  1861. 
Number  of  members,  fifty-eight.  Armory,  north- 
west corner  New  Montgomery  and  Howard  streets. 

Offlcers. — James  G.  Carson,  Captain  ;  Thomas  J. 
Hauley,  First  Lieutenant ;  James  Byrne,  Second 
Lieutenant;  Charles  C.  Lindsey,  Secretary  ;  James 
G.  Carson,  Treasurer. 

EMMET  LIFE  GUARD.— Company  E,  Third 
Regiment  Infantry.  Organized  November  18th, 
IH&2;  reorganized  May,  1868.  Numberof  members, 
sixty-one.    Armory,  Fourth  Street  near  Howard. 

Oncers.— Robert  Cleary,  Captain  ;  J.  J.  Collins, 
First  Lieutenant ;  Cornelius  Sullivan,  Second  Lieu- 
tenant and  Secretary  ;  Michael  Corcoran,  First  Ser- 
geant ;  John  Zander,  Treasurer. 

FIRST  CALIFORNIA  GUARD  (Light  Bat 
tery). — Organized  July  27th,  1849.  Number  of 
members,  ninety-nine.    Armory,  015  Howard  Street. 

Officers.  —  I.  Bluxome,  Captain;  R.  G.  Brush, 
Senior  First  Lieutenant  ;  G.  W.  Chapiu,  Junior 
First  Lieutenant ;  F.  W.  Eaton,  Senior  Second 
Lieutenant ;  W.  Flick,  Junior  Second  Lieutenant ; 
W.  W.  Wilson,  First  Sergeant. 

FIRST  LIGHT  DRAGOONS.— Company  A, 
First  Battalion  Cavalry.  Organized  June  -Ith, 
1852.  Number  of  members,  sixty  -  five.  Armory, 
727  Market  Street. 

Officers.  —  J.  R.  Middlesworth,  Captain;  N.  H. 
Roy,  First  Lieutenant ;  M.  M.  Cook,  Second  Lieu- 
tenant ;  M.  E.  Ishara,  Brevet  Second  Lieutenant ; 
M.  Doane,  First  Sergeant;  S.  H.  Collins,  Secre- 
tary ;  W.  Witham,  Treasurer. 

FRANKLIN  LIGHT  INFANTRY.— Company 
D,  First  Regiment  Infantry.  Organized  June  3d, 
1861.  Number  of  members,  sixty-five.  Armory, 
Mozart  Hall. 

Officers. — Frederick  W.  Peirce,  Captain;  James 
K.  Phillips,  First  Lieutenant ;  Henry  B.  Hobscn, 
Second  Lieutenant ;  Edward  C.  liughes,  First 
Sergeant ;  Albert  Arper,  Secretary. 

FRENCH  ZOUAVES  (Independent).— Oi-gan- 
ized  June,  1870.  Number  of  members,  sixty-four. 
Armory ,northeast  corner  Green  and  Powell  streets. 

Officers.— ¥^.  B.  BufFandeau,  Captain  ;  E.  Barbet, 
First  Lieutenant ;  A.  Bailiff,  Second  Lieutenant ; 
R.  Lavigne,  First  Sergeant ;  E.  Herve,  Secretary. 

GARIBALDI  GUARD  (Independent).— Organ- 
ized June  6th,  1868.  Number  of  members,  one 
hundred  and  fifty.   Armory,  708  Montgomery  Street. 

Officers.— Y.  Luchett,  'Captain;  L.  Cella,  First 
Lieutenant ;  G.  Malatesta,  Second  Lieutenant ;  L. 
Paretti,  Third  Lieutenant ;  R.  Mersari,  First  Ser- 
geant ;  F.  Rosso,  Secretary  ;  B.  Sbarboro,  Treas- 
urer. 


GERMAN  RIFLE  CORPS  (Independent).— Or- 
ganized November  7tb,  1860.  Number  of  members, 
fifty-four.     Armory,  Mozart  Hall. 

Officers.  —  Otto  Fauss,  Captain;  Jacob  Dilges, 
First  Lieutenant ;  Christian  Merkel,  Second  Lieu- 
tenant ;  Frauk  Haesters,  Third  Lieutenant ;  Paul 
Holdersbach,  First  Sergeant;  Frederick  Behre, 
Secretary  ;  Jacob  Beieel,  Treasurer. 

GERMANIA  RIFLES.  —  Company  D,  Second 
Regiment  Infantry.  Reorganized  May  28th,  1868. 
Number  of  members,  seventy-three.  Armory,  Mo- 
zart Hall. 

Officers. — John  Sneider,  Captain  ;  George  Can- 
tus,  First  Lieutenant ;  Christian  Umbach,  Second 
Lieutenant ;  Louis  Schulz,  First  Sergeant ;  Thomas 
BoUar,  Recording  Secretary  ;  W.  August  Janke, 
Treasurer. 

HAIGHT  LIGHT  CAVALRY.  —  Company  D, 
First  Battalion  Cavalry.  Organized  October  1st, 
1868.  Number  of  members,  sixty-eight.  Armory, 
Irish  American  Hall. 

Officers.  —  George  T.  Knox,  Captain  ;  W.  H. 
Henderson,  First  Lieutenant ;  James  Finn,  Second 
Lieutenant ;  D.  W.  Laird,  Brevet  Second  Lieuten- 
ant ;  M.  Burns,  First  Sergeant ;  John  Ellis,  Sec- 
retary ;  J.  J.  Kelly,  Treasurer. 

HEWSTON  RIFLES.— Company  H,  First  Reg- 
iment Infantry.  Organized  September  7th,  1869. 
Number  of  members,  sixty-eight.  Armory,  north- 
west corner  New  Montgomery  and  Howard  streets. 

Officers. — J.  V.  Spader,  Captain  ;  H.  P.  Bush, 
First  Lieutenant ;  L.  Flatau,  Second  Lieutenant. 

HIBERNIAN  RIFLES  (Independent).  — Or- 
ganized January  1871.  Number  of  members,  sixty. 
Armory,  Irish  American  Hall. 

Officers.— W.  M.  Stackpool,  Captain  ;  John  White, 
First  Lieutenant ;  J.  A.  Lennon,  Second  Lieuten- 
ant ;  James  J.  Flood,  First  Sergeant  ;  James 
O'Leary,  Secretary  ;  John  Kenealy,  Treasurer. 

INDEPENDENT  GUARD  (colored). —Organ- 
ized November  23d,  1870.  Number  of  members, 
sixty-four.  Armory,  northwest  corner  Jackson  and 
Virginia  streets. 

Officers. — Beverly  D.  Dodson,  Captain  ;  Israel 
Wilson,  First  Lieutenant ;  Alexander  Ashburne, 
Second  Lieutenant ;  Wm.  Barber,  First  Sergeant ; 
John  Thompson,  Secretary  ;  A.  J.  Ward,  Treasurer. 

JACKSON  DRAGOONS.— Company  C,  First 
Battallion  Cavalry.  Organized  March  16th,  18&}. 
Number  of  members,  sixty.  Armory,  727  Market 
Street. 

Officers. — M.  Greany,  Captain;  Hugh  Doherty, 
First  Lieutenant;  M.  Dolan,  Second  Lieutenant; 
Thomas  McGinuis,  Brevet  Second  Lieutenant; 
James  O'Brien,  First  Sergeant;  Edward  McPhil- 
lips.  Secretary;  P.  O'Neal,  Treasurer. 

LAFAYETTE  GUARD,  (Independent)  .-Or- 
ganized June  1st,  1868.  Numberof  members,  sev- 
enty-five.   Armory,  730  Montgomery  Street. 

Officers.— R.  Pei-rier,  Captaiu  ;  F.  Hoffer,  First 
Lieutenant;  G.  Gennillier,  Second  Lieutenant;  S. 
Pidancet,  First  Sergeant;  —  Sonntag,  Secretary;  P. 
Huant,  Treasurer. 

LEGION  OF  ST.  PATRICK,   COMPANY   A, 

(Independent). — Organized  September,  1871.  Num- 
ber of  members,  sixty.  Armory,  Hibernia  Hall. 
Offlcers. — John  Lynch,  Captain;  T.  O'Reilly, 
First  Lieutenant;  ^vacant)  Second  Lieutenant; 
John  Kelly,  First  Sergeant;  John  Reed,  Secretary. 

LIGHT  GUARD.— Company  F,  First  Regiment, 
Infantry.  Organized  October',  1868.  Number  of 
members,  fifty-four.  Armory,  northwest  corner 
New  Montgomery  and  Howard  streets. 


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Officers. — Alexander  Badlatn,  Captain;  Jno.  H. 
Warren,  First  Lieutenant;  Wm.  V.  Carroll,  Sec- 
ond Lieutenant;  William  Bearing,  First  Sergeant; 
John  Warren,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

McMAHON  GRENADIER  GUARD.— Com- 
pany H,  Third  Regiment,  Infantry.  Organized 
December,  1859.  Number  of  members,  eigbty-six. 
Armory,  soutbeast  corner  Sixth  and  Market  streets. 

Officers. —Muttbew  Canavan,  Captain;  John  Mc- 
Menomy,  First  Lieutenant;  Eugene  W.  Cary,  Sec- 
ond Lieutenant;  J.  H.  Dillon,  First  Sergeant;  J.J. 
Toomey,  Secretary;  Edward  F.  Gleason,  Treasurer. 

MEAGHER  GUARD.— Company  D,Third  Regi- 
ment Infantry.  Organized,  May  17tb,186y.  Num- 
ber of  members,  seventy-live.  Armory,  Fourth 
Street  near  Hovpard. 

Officers. — John  Eagan,  Captain;  D.  J.  Sullivan, 
First  Lieutenant;  John  Dollavd,  Second  Lieutenant: 
John  Barry,  First  Sergeant;  John  McDermott, 
Secretary;  John  Dollard,  Treasurer. 

MONTGOMERY  GUARD.— Company  A,  Third 
Regmient  Infantry.  Organized  December  23d, 
1859.  Mumber  of  members,  one  hundred  and  six- 
teen.   Armory,  Fourth  Street  near  Howard. 

Officers. — Charles  Quiun,  Captain  ;  William  Lee, 
First  Lieutenant;  Thomas  Bolster,  Second  Lieu- 
tenant; John  McCuUey,  First  Sergeant;  Nicholas 
Sweeney,  Secretary;  William  Lee,  Treasurer. 

NATIONAL  GUARD.— Company  C,  First  Reg- 
iment Infantry.  Organized  1855;  reorganized  Jan- 
uary 3d,  1859.  Number  of  members  one  hundred 
and  four.     Armory,  318  Post  Street. 

Officers. — George  Humphrey,  Captain;  George 
Vaugban,  First  Lieutenant;  H.  J.  Burns,  Second 
Lieutenant;  A.  F.  Brown,  First  Sergeant;  J.  W. 
Belden,  Secretary;  F.  G.  Smith,  Treasurer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  CADETS.— Company  H, 
Second  Regiment  Infantry.  Organized  August  7tii, 
1863.  Number  of  members,  eighty-nine.  Armory, 
615  and  617  Howard  Street. 

Officers. — C.  E.  S.  McDonald,  Captain;  Ancel  C. 
Robison,  First  Lieutenant;  Hugh  McGowan,  Sec- 
ond Lieutenant;  William  Waters,  Orderly  Ser- 
geant; F.  Parcells,  Secretary;  George  Bigley,  Trea- 
surer. 

SAN  FRANCISCO  HUSSARS.— Company  B, 
First  Battallion  Cavalry.  Organized  1857.  Num- 
ber of  members,  fifty.   Armory,  727  Market  Street. 

Officers. — John  Schreiber,  Captain;  Christian 
Krurabeck,  First  Lieutenant;  C.  C.  Keene,  Senior 
Second  Lieutenant;  Henry  Chase,  Junior  Second 
Lieutenant;  D.  C.  Preston,  First  Sergeant;  A.  K. 
Hollis,  Secretary;  (vacant)  Treasurer. 

SAESFIELD  RIFLE  GUARD.— Company  F, 
Third  Regiment  Infantry.  Organized  August  29th, 
1867.  Number  of  members,  fifty-seven.  Armory, 
Fourth  Street  near  Howard. 

Officers. — J.  D.  Cusbeon,  Captain;  Michael  But- 
ler, First  Lieutenant;  S.  C.  Wells,  Second  Lieuten- 
ant; John  Maloney,  First  Sergeant;  S.  C.  Wells, 
Secretary;  William  Kline,  Treasurer. 

SCHUETZEN  VEREIN.— Organized  Septem- 
ber, 1859.  Number  of  members,  one  handred  and 
sixteen.     Armory,  Turu  Vereiu  Hall. 

0^f?-s.^John  Wulzen,  Captain;  H.  F.  Kappke, 
First  Lieutenant;  C.  Nobman,  Second  Lieutenant; 
G.  Browning,  Third  Lieutenant;  Herman  Juiitz, 
Fourth  Lieutenant;  Badenberber,  First  Ser- 
geant; William  Hildebrand,  Recording  Secretary; 
Charles  Hartnian,  Treasurer. 

SCHWARTZES  JAEGER  CORPS,  (Indepen- 
dent)— Organized  November  15th,  18t)9.  Number 
of  members,  fifty.    Armory,  Piatt's  Hall. 


Officers. — Edward  Neuhaus,  Captain;  John  Die- 
mer.  First  Lieutenant;  H.  Traube,  Second  Lieu- 
tenant. 

SHIELDS  GUARD— Company  B,  Third  Regi- 
ment Infantry.  Organized  December  21st,  1861; 
reorganized  June,  1870.  Number  of  members, 
sixty.     Armory,  Hibernia  Hall. 

Officers. — John  F.  Meagher,  Captain;  Bernard 
O'Farrell,  First  Lieutenant;  Arthur  McGurren, 
Second  Lieutenant;  Thomas  Picket,  First  Sergeant; 
Terrence  Growney,  Secretary;  Archibald  Small, 
Treasurer. 

STEUBEN  GUARD.— Company  E,Second  Regi- 
ment Infantry.  Reorganized  November  11th,  1869. 
Number  of  members,  sixty-five.  Armory,  Mozart 
Hall. 

Officers. — Charles  Wochatz,  Captain;  Frederick 
Wickenhauser,  First  Lieutenant;  Antliony  Rub, 
Second  Lieutenant;  Abraham  Eber,  Secretary;  Jo- 
seph Schwarz,  Treasurer. 

SUMNER  LIGHT  GUARD.— Company  E,  First 
Regiment  Infantry.  Organized  October  14th,  1861. 
Number  of  members,  sixty.  Armory,  north-west 
corner  New  Montgomery  and  Howard  streets. 

Officers. — Oscar  Woodhams,  Captain;  William  P. 
Edwards,  First  Lieuienant;  Alexander  S.  Tibbey, 
Second  Lieutenant;  A.  T.  Ruthrautf,  First  Sergeant; 
D.W.Grant,  Secretary;  Oscar  Woodhams,  Trea- 
surer. 

SWISS  GUARDS,  (Independent)  .-Organized 
March,  1860.  Number  of  members,  sixty.  Ar- 
mory, Mozart  Hall. 

Officers.  —  Rudolph  Neuenschwander,  Captain  ; 
Daniel  Walde,  First  Lieutenant;  A.  Mondada,  Sec- 
ond Lieutenant;  Peter  Croce,  First  Sergeant;  Ru- 
dolph Neuenschwander,  Secretary  ;  V.  Rotanzi, 
Treasurer. 

UNION  GUARD.— Company  A,  Second  Regi- 
ment Infantry.  Organized  June,  1861.  Number  of 
members,  forty-eight.     Armory,  727  Market  Street. 

Officers. — Harvey  Lake,  Captain ;  Peter  B.  Quin- 
lan,  First  Lieutenant;  A.  J.  Fritz,  Second  Lieuten- 
ant; (vacant),  First  Sergeant;  H.  R.  Reed,  Treas- 
urer. 

VETERANS  MEXICAN  WAR,  COMPANY  A, 
ARTILLERY.— Organized  February,  1870.  Num- 
ber of  members,  seventy -five.  Armory,  516  Bryant 
Street. 

Officers. — D.  E.  Hnngertord,  Captain ;  T.  J. 
Knipe,  First  Lieutenant ;  C.  D.  Wallace,  Second 
Lieuienant ;  George  Thistleton,  Secretary;  M.  C. 
Brydges,  Treasurer. 

WARREN  GUARD.— Company  B,  Second  Regi- 
ment Infantry.  Organized  August  20th,  1867.  Num- 
ber of  members,  sixty-six.  Armory,  soutbeast  cor- 
ner New  Montgomery  and  Minna  streets. 

Officers. — James  E.  Hughes,  Captain  ;  James 
O'Brien,  First  Lieutenant ;  T.  M.  Wate,  Second 
Lieutenant;  Thomas  Griffith,  First  Sergeant;  Henry 
Smith,  Secretary  ;  T.  M.  Wate,  Treasurer. 

WOLF  TONE  GUARD.— Company  C,  Third 
Regiment  Infantry.  Organized  April  12th,  1862. 
Number  of  members,  eighty.  Armory,  Fourth  Street 
near  Howard. 

Officers.  John  Leddy,  Captain;  Matthew Nunan, 
First  Lieutenant;  Michael  O'Brien,  Second  Lieu- 
tenant ; O'Neill,  First  Sergeant ;  James  Irwin, 

Secretary  ;  Timothy  Nunan,  Treasurer. 


Bailroads. 


[See  Business  Directory,  page  777.] 


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Ocean  Steamers. 


AUSTRALIA  AND  NEW  ZEALAND  via 
SANDWICH  ISLANDS,  W.H.  Webb,  proprietor, 
Office 

CHINA  AND  JAPAN.— Pacific  Mail  Steamship 
Co.  Monthly  steamers,  Great  Republic,  China,  Ja- 
pan, and  America.  Eldi  idge  &  Irwin  agents.  Of- 
lice,  corner  Brannan  and  First. 

GENERAL  TRANSATLANTIC  CO.— Belloc 
Freres,  agents.    Office  5'24  Montgomery. 

HAMBURG  AMERICAN  STEAMSHIP  CO... 
J.  F.  Meinke  agents.     Office  407  California. 

INMAN  LINE  ROYAL  MAIL  STEAMERS.— 
Theodore  Hosmer  agent,     Othce  422  California. 

MEXICAN  COAST.— North  Pacific  Transporta- 
tion Co.'s  Line.  For  Cape  St.  Lucas,  Mazatlan, 
Guaymas,  and  La  Paz,  about  every  forty  days.  Of- 
fice 217  Sansom. 

NEW  YORK  VIA  PAN  A  MA.— Pacific  Mail 
Steamship  Co.  Third  and  seventeenth  of  each 
mouth.  When  either  of  these  dates  falls  on  Sun- 
day, the  departure  takes  place  on  the  previous  day. 
Steamers  Colorado,  Consiitiition,  Golden  Age,  Sac- 
ramento, and  Montana.  Eldridge  &  Irwin  agents. 
Office  corner  Brannan  and  First. 

NORTH  GERMAN  LLOYD'S  STEAMSHIP 
CO.— Office  335  Montgomery 

NORTHERN  COAST.— North  Pacific  Trans- 
portation Co.'s  Line.  For  Portland,  Oregon,  three 
times  per  month,  connecting  with  steamer  for  Vic- 
toria. For  Eureka,  Crescent  City,  and  Umpqua 
River,  on  the  fifth  and  twentieth  of  each  month. 
For  Victoria,  B.  C,  direct,  monthly.  Office  217 
Sansom. 

ROYAL  MAIL  STEAM  PACKET  CO.-W. 
Lane  Booker  agent.     Office  319  California. 

SAN  DIEGO,  SANTA  BARBARA,  SAN  LUIS 
OBISPO,  ETC.— Steamer  William  Taber.  Jobn 
T.  Wright  agent.  Office  nortbeast  corner  California 
and  Leidesdorff. 

SANTA  CRUZ,  CASTROVILLE,  SALINAS, 
ETC.— Steamer  Santa  Cruz,  every  Thursday.  Good- 
all  &  Nelson  agents.  Office  northeast  corner  East 
and  Clay. 

SOUTHERN  COAST.— North  Pacific  Transpor- 
tation Co.'s  Line.  For  Santa  Cruz,  Monterey,  San 
Simeon,  and  San  Luis  Obispo,  three  times  per 
month.  For  San  Pedro,  Santa  Barbara,  and  San 
Diego,  every  six  days.     Office  217  Sansom. 

TOMALES— Steamer  Monterey,  every  Monday. 
Goodall  <t  Nelson  agents.  Office  northeast  corner 
East  and  Clay. 

WEST  INDIA  AND  PACIFIC  STEAMSHIP 
CO.— Rodgers,  Meyer  &  Co.  agents.  Office  212 
Battery.  

Stages  and  Expresses. 

[See  Business  Directory,  pp.  781  and  737.] 


Steamboats,  Etc. 


of 


ALAMEDA    FERRY.— Leaves    the    co 
Davis  and  Pacific  daily,  at  stated  hours. 

BENICIA,  MARTINEZ,  AND  SUISUN.-- 
California  Pacific  Railroad  Co's  steamer  Amelia 
leaves  Broadway  Wharf  every  Tuesday,  Thursday 
and  Saturday,  at  eleven  o'clockA.  M.  Office  411 
California. 


DONAHUE,  PETALUMA,  SANTA  ROSA, 
ETC. — Steamer  Sacramento  leaves  Jackson  Street 
Wharf  daily,  at  half-past  eight  o'clock  a.  m.  Office 
northeast  corner  Market  and  Montgomery. 

OAKLAND  FERRY.  — Leaves  the  corner  of 
Pacific  and  Davis,  daily,  at  stated  hours. 

P  A  C  H  E  C  O  AND  MOORE'S  LANDING— 
Fassett  tk  McCaulley  agents.    Office  220  Clay. 

PETALUMA.  BODEGA,  SANTA  ROSA,  BIG 
RIVER,  UKIAH,  ETC.— Steamer  Clinton 
leaves  Vallejo  Street  Wharf,  daily,  (Sundays  ex- 
cepted) at  two  o'clock  p.  M.  C.  Minturn  agent. 
Office  S  8  Vallejo  near  Davis. 

PETALUMA.— Steamer  Relief  leaves  Commer- 
cial Street  Wharf,  Tuesdays,  Thursdays  and  Satur- 
days, at  eleven  o'clock  a.m.  T.  F.  Baylis  &  Co. 
agents,  Petaluma. 

SACRAMENTO  AND  THE  NORTHERN 
MINES. — California  Pacific  Railroad  Cos  steam- 
ers leave  Broadway  Wharf,  daily,  (Sundays  except- 
ed) at  four  o'clock"?.  M.     Office  411  California. 

SAN  QUENTIN,  SAN  RAFAEL,  ETC.— 
Steamer  Contra  Costa  leaves  Davis  near  Vallejo, 
daily,  (Sundays  excepted)  at  eleven  o'clock  a.  m., 
and  half-past  four  o'clock  p.  m.  Siiturdays,  at  half- 
past  nine  a.  m,,  and  one,  and  half  past  four  o'clock 
p.  M,  C.  Minturn  agent.  Office  S  s  Vallejo  near 
Davis. 

STOCKTON  AND  SOUTHERN  MINES— 
California  Pacific  Railroad  Co.'s  steamers  leave 
Broadway  Wharf,  daily,  (Sundays  excepted)  at 
four  o'clock  p.  M.     Office  411  California. 

SAUCELITO  FERRY.— Leaves  Meiggs'  Wharf, 
dailv,  at  stated  hours.  C.  H.  Harrison  agent.  Office 
517  Front. 

UNION    CITY  AND    EDEN     LANDING.— 

Henry  Osterloh,  agent.    Office  117  Druuim. 

VALLEJO.  —  California  Pacific  Railroad  Co's 
steamer  Capital  leaves  Front  Street  Wharf,  daily, 
at  eight  o'clock  a.  m.,  and  four  o'clock  p.  m.  Sun- 
days, at  half-past  eight  o'clock  a.  m.  Office  411 
California. 


Cemeteries- 

CEMETERY,  HEBREW.—"  Hills  of  Eternity." 
(Gibboth  Olom)  Dolores,  Nineteenth,  Twentieth, 
and  Church,  Mission  Dolores.  Incorporated  Jan- 
uary 21st,  1867. 

CEMETERY,  HEBREW'— "  Home  of  Peace," 
Dolores,  Eighteenth,  Nineteenth,  and  Church,  Mis- 
sion Dolores.    Incorporated  November  16ib,  1866. 

CEMETERY,  LAUREL  HILL  (late  Lone  Moun- 
tain).— Two  and  a  half  miles  west  from  Montgom- 
ery, and  opposite  California.     Office,  fiOl  California. 

Oncers.— James  Otis,  President ;  W.  C  Ralston, 
Treasurer  ;  C.  C.  Butler,  Secretary  ;  C.  H.  Crowell, 
Superintendent. 

.  CEMETERY,  MASONIC— Near  Lone  Moun- 
tain. George  J.  Hobe,  Secretary.  Office,  northeast 
corner  Washington  and  Dupont. 

CEMETERY,  ODD  FELLOWS.— Near  Lone 
Mountain.    Office,  325  Montgomery. 

CEMETERY,  ROMAN  CATHOLIC— Mount 
Calvary,  adjoining  Laurel  Hill  Cemetery.  Burial 
services  from  3  to  5  p.  m.,  from  March  to  October, 
and  from  2J  to  4  p.  m.,  from  November  to  April, 


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ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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Advertising— One  rage,  white  paper, 3520  00 

One  Page,  colored  paper, 25  00 

One-half  Page,  white  paper,..  10  00 
One-balf Page, colored  paper,.  12  50 
One-lourth  Page,  white  paper    5  00 


Advkktisikg— One-fourth  Page,  colored  paper, .  $7  50 

Covers  and  prominent  places 

Special  Rates. 

Per  Copt— Payable  on  delivery  of  the  Work, $5  00 


tl^^The  bills  for  adveflrtising  are  due  and  payable  on  presentation  of  the  proof-sheets...,^! 

Sl^^Copies  of  the  work  are  placed  on  board  the  principal  Steamers,  and  in  the  prominent  Hotels  throughout 
the  State  and  the  Pacific  Coast. 

Address,  HEKTIll^    O.    LANG-LE^Sr, 

PUBLISHER  AND  PROPRIETOR, 

612  Clay  Street,  bet\7een  Montgomery  and  Kearny,  San  Francisco. 

LIVERPOOL  AND  LONl 


ajnt:* 


412  MONTSOMERT  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  OAL. 


Capital,  Surplus  and  Reserved  Funds.  .(Gold).  .$19,000,000 

Assets  in  the  United  States,  over 2,748,925 

Daily  Premiums,  upwards  of (Gold).  .  20,000 


THE     SHAREHOLDERS     PERSONALLY    RESPONSIBLE    FOR 
ENGAGEMENTS    OF    THE    COMPANY, 


Insurances  EfFectsd  at  Reasonable  Rates. 


The  large  resources  and  personal  responsibility  of  the  Share- 
holders of  this  Company  afford  ample  security  to  the  Insured 
under  any  contingency  that  may  arise. 

"WM.  B.  J05XTST0XT, 

GENERAL    AGENT. 


SAN     FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY. 


JOHN    MARTELL, 


PLATER 


647    SACKAMSXTTO    STKSST, 


Between  Montgomery  and  Kearny, 


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MANUFACTURER  AND  IMPORTER  OF 

COACH  &  CARRIAGE  HARDWARE 


Pole  Sockets, 
Handles, 
Stump  Joints, 
Bands, 
Yoke  Tips, 
Slat  Irons, 


Pole  Crabs, 
Shaft  Tips, 
Knobs, 
Mock  Joints, 
Curtain  Frames, 
Malleable  Irons, 


Back  Holder  Ornaments, 


Curtain  Rollers, 
Top  Props, 
Catches, 

Silver  Mouldings, 
Bupgy  Axles, 
^\'hip  Sockets, 


Carriage   Lamps. 


Coach  Locks, 
Lining  Nails, 
Card  Hole  Plates, 
Rosettes, 
Shackle   Clips, 
Coach  Lamps, 


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All  the  plating  is  done  by  myself  in  the  best  manner.     Orders  from  the  country  promptly  attended  to. 


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Vanilla  Syrup, 
Pine  Apple  Syrup, 
Sarsaparilla  Syrup, 
Ginger  Wine, 
Angelica  Wine, 
White  Wine, 
Port  Wine, 


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Kirch  en  wasser, 

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Cherry  Brandy, 

Apple  Jack, 

Peach  Brandy, 

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"WZXTD  MZLIiS  for  Pumping. 

CE^ZIES  "WIXTS  IiCIIiXiS  for  ICachinerT-. 

HORSE    POWERS. 

Pumps,  Water  Tanks,  &c.      Challenge  Feed  Mills  for  Sale. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT 


EUREKA. 


Kine  Sizes. 


Awarded  the  FIRST  PREMIUM  by 
the  Mechanics'  Institute  of  this  City. 
These  Mills  are  very  simple  in  construc- 
tion, the  cheapest  and  most  durable  of  any 
now  in  use.  They  embrace  the  latest  im- 
provements. A  child  can  start  or  stop 
them,  or  set  them  to  run  at  any  desired 
speed,  by  simply  drawing  a  cord  while 
standing  on  the  ground,  thus  obviating 
the  danger  of  ascending  a  ladder.  When 
exhibited  in  competition  with  others,  our 
Mills  have  always  taken  the  First  Pre 
mium,  for  which  we  have  our  diplomas  to 
show.     We  guarantee  all  our  work. 


ECONOMY. 


Nine  Sizes. 


Pat.  Nov.  23d,  1869. 


Protection  Securedi 


Wind  Mills,  Horse-Powers,  Tanks,  Pumps  and  Piping  kept  constantly  on 
hand.  All  orders  for  Weil-Sinking  promptly  attended  to.  Manufactory,  corner 
Market  and  Beale  Streets. 

W.  I.  TUSTIN. 


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GARFET  BEATING  MACHINE, 

353  and  355  Tehama  St.,  near  Fifth. 


Brussels  and  Ingrain,    -    -    -    5  cents  per  running  yard. 
Velvets,  Wiltons  and  all  others,  6      ^'        '*  '*  ** 


C^OR^DERS  LEFT  IN  OUR  BOXES 


South-east  Corner  Clay  and  Diipont  Streets. 
North-east  Corner  Jackson  and  Stockton  Streets. 
South-east  Cor.  Montgomery  and  California  Sts. 
South-west  Corn^  Bush  and  Stockton  Streets. 


North-east  Corner  Geary  and  Taylor  Streets. 
North-west  Corner  Kearny  and  Market  Streets. 
South-east  Corner  Howard  and  Third  Streets. 
North-east  Corner  Second  and  Folsom  Streets. 


Address  Orders,  J.  SPAULDING  &  CO. 


SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY, 


HUNT'S  PATENT 

ITlTind  Mill 

Dated  Aug.   19,  1S62. 


This  Wind  Mill  has  proved  to  be  the  best, 
cheapest  and  most  durable  mill  in  use.  It  runs 
with  great  regularity  in  all  winds.  It  revolves 
on  its  center  to  receive  the  wind  from  every 
direction.  This  Mill  can  be  stopped  at  any 
time,  and  in  the  strongest  wind,  by  any  person 
gently  applying  the  brake,  by  means  of  a  lever 
at  the  foot  of  the  Mill,  as  shown  in  the  illus- 
tration, until  the  Mill  is  stopped,  hooking  the 
lever  in  the  ratchet  to  hold  it  still.  It  re- 
quires that  the  recesses  in  the  boxes  should 
be  filled  with  cotton,  and  all  the  moving  parts 
oiled  once  in  three  or  four  days,  and  requires 
occasional  attention  to  see  that  all  the  bolts 
are  screwed  tight. 


THIS  MILL  IS  BUILT  IN  FIVE  SIZES, 

10   to   20  feet  Diameter. 


HUNT'S 

PATENT 

WIMl  MILL 


This  is  a  California  invention.  I  build  of 
this  Mill  five  sizes — 12,  14,  16  and  18  feet 
diameter  of  wheel,  with  12,  14  or  18  fans. 
The  cut  shows  a  Franne  Tank  and  AVind 
Mill,  with  pump  and  pipes ;  also,  the  lever 
near  the  ground,  connected  to  the  cross-vane 
by  rods,  by  means  of  which  the  Mill  can  be 
stopped  or  its  speed  regulated  in  any  wind- 
These  Mills  are  strong  and  durable. 

HORSE  POWERS,  SAW  FRAMES, 
WATER  TANKS,  PUMPS  and  general 
Machinery  manufactured  by 

B.  O.  HTTITT, 

123  Spear  St.,  San  Francisco. 


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SAlSr     FR-ANOISOO. 


Having  twenty-four  years'  experience  in  this  business,  we  feel  confident  of 
being  able  to  compete — as  to  quality  of  work — with  any  establishment  on  the 
Pacific  Coast. 

Particular  and  personal  attention  given  to  repairs  of  old  Boilers  on  Steam- 
ships and  Steamboats. 


Stair  Builders, 


411  MISSION  STREET, 


SA.N    FEA.NCISCO, 


C.    BROIVir. 


A.    B.    'W£I.X.S. 


SOUTH    PARK    SA^W    MILLS. 
F.    KORBEI.    &   BROS. 

435—449  Brannan  Street, 

IMPORTERS  OF  SPANISH  CEDAR,  MAHOGANY, 

And  all  kinds  of  Hard  and  Fancy  Woods. 

^^  Veneers  of  every  variety,  Backboards  and  Counter-tops  kept  constantly  on  hand. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


IS© 


Incorporated,  April  30,  1868. 


Capital,  $1,000,000. 


Location  of  Works,  cor.  Beale  and  Howard  Streets, 

CAR  WHEEL  MANUFACTURERS  AND  FOUNDRYMEN. 

All  Work  in  their  line  attended  to  with  Promptness  and  Dispatch. 


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S.  F.  BUTTERWORTU,         WILLIAM  NORRIS,  JOHN  N.  RISDON, 

CUAS.  E.  McLANE,  JAS.  D.  WALKER,  JOSEPH  MOORE, 

JOHN  N.  RISDON,  President. 

JOSEPH  MOORE,  Vice  President  and  Superintendent. 

LEWIS  R.  MEAD,  Secretary. 


LLOYD  TEVIS. 


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]^os.  21  axid  23  Freznont  Street, 

Near  Treadwell  &  Go's,  Market  Street.  ^kU    FRANiGBSG®. 

Orders  Solicited.  WILLIAM  MoORINDLE,  Manager. 


F.  GUACIER. 


C.  B.  HEALD. 


Hllili. 


And  TVood  T^orkizig  Mach-ixLery. 

JOB  PLANING,  SAWING  AND  TURNING  OF  All  DESCRIPTIONS,  DONE  WITU  DISPATCH. 

S.E.  Cor.  Mission  and  Beale  Streets,  San  Francisco,  j 


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SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY. 


J.  0.  HANSCOM,  ) 
H.  S.  SMIIH.        C 


T.  PENDERGAST, 
W.  W.  HANSCOM 


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S.E.  COR.  FREMONT  AND  TEHAMA  STREETS,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


Pf  mitltal  Matilmlite  ami  Ir^iif  t'lmieFi 


3>wa:-A^IsrXTF-A.CTTJI?.E 


STEAM  ENGINES.  SAW  MILLS,  FLOUR  MILLS 


lAH'lit 


And  Quartz  Machinery  of  all   Kinds. 

DUNBAR'S  IMPROVED  SELF-ADJUSTIN&  PISTON  PACKIN&, 

Of  which  there  are  now  over  two  hundred  in  use  on  the  Pacific  Coast.      Requires  no  springs  or 
screws ;  is  always  steam  tight ;  without  excessive  friction,  and  never  gets  slack  or  leaky. 

HANSCOM'S  CBUSHEB,  the  best  of  the  kind  noiv  in  use  in  this  State 

or  anyivhere  else. 

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For  Feeding  Boilers  and  general  purposes.     Unexcelled  for  compactness,  simplicity  and  efficiency. 
NO    STKAM    BOILER    SHOULD    BE    WITHOUT    IT. 

ALL  KINDS   OF  PATENT  AMALGAMATORS,  CONCENTRATORS,  &c. 
FURNISHED    TO    ORDER. 

Hayes'  Steam  Pumps  alvrays  ozi  h.and. 

TYLEB^S-  IMPROVEQ  WATER  WHEEL, 

Giving  greater  power  at  lower  cost,  than  any  wheel  in  use.     Circulars  giving  full  tables  sent  to  any 

one    desiring. 

Sole  Manufacturers  of  the  Pendergast  White  Iron  Stamp  Shoes  and  Dies. 

None  genuine  unless  obtained  from  us.     Every  one  warranted. 
ORKAMENTAL   CASTINGS   MADE   EQUAL   TO   THOSE   OF  BERLIN. 

House  Work^  Store  Work  &  Light  Castings  of  all  kinds 

MANUFACTURED  WITH  PROMPTNESS. 

Particular  attention  given  to  Drawings  and  Specifications  of 
Machinery,  which  will  be  made  to  order. 

PLANS    FOR    WORK   ORDERED    FROM    US   FURNISHED    GRATUITOUSLY. 
THE     PATRONAGE     OF     THE     PUBLIC     IS     RESPECTFULLY    SOLICITED. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT 


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3i:STA.BIL,I|SSIlEI>,     1850. 


Omce^   135   and    137   FRBMOIffT   ST. 


MOW    P0WW»BMPf 

periLocoitiTeM 

BOILER  MAKERS  AND  WORKERS  IN  SHEET  IRON,  BRASS  AND  COPPER. 

These  works  have  Infely  been  increased  by  the  addition  of  new  shops  on  Fremont  Street,  doubling  the  capacity 

of  the  original  establishnncnt.    'J'heir  facilities  for  turning  out  machinery  promptly  and  cHicieiitly  are  now 

unequaled  in  the  State.    Their  Boiler  Works  have  also  been  enlarged  correspondingly. 

MINING,  STEAMSHIP  ANO  STEAMBOAT  MACHINERY. 

Railroad  Machinery,  Locomotives,  Car  Trucks,  Car  Wheels, 


,  ^^KU.^^U         a«XX*M,  KTU^U*  «XXi*W, 

MANUFACTURING    MACHINERY    OF    EVERY    KIND. 


©03L.X:  »i:ANXJirA.cTXJiiii:Tcs  of 

HEPBURN'S  NEW  ROLLEB  PAN  AND  AMALAGAIATOE, 

Jonval's  Improved  Water  Wheel,  Stevens'  Piston- Packing  Rings. 


PARTICULAR  ATTENTION  IS  CALLED  TO  OUR 

FZB.ST    CLASS    EXTCZXTES. 

Kefercnce  can  be  given  to  Mills  and  Mines  where  a  saving  of  from  thirty  to  fifty  per  cent,  of  Fuel 
has  been  effected  over  other  Engines. 

Zznproved   Safety   Store  ZZoists, 

Fitted  with  JIOOHK'S  FEICTION  PAWL,  unequaled  for  safety,  convenience  and  cheapness.     The  Friction 
I'awl  can  be  applied  to  existing  Uuist-ways  of  any  kind,  eitlier  for  hoibting  in  stores  or  in  mining  shalts. 

HESSE'S   CONTINUOUS  GRINDER  AND  AMALGAMATOR, 

Capacity,  Ten  Tons  per  day. 

QUAETZ  STAMPEES,  SHOES  and  DIES,  of  a  New  Process  of  Casting, 

Guaranteed  to  give  double  the  wear  of  the  usual  White  Iron  Shoes. 

1  Midi  of  BMm  mmA 


Furnished  as  cheap  as  can  be  purchased  on  the  Pacific  Coast,  made  of  the  best  quality  of  English  White  Iron. 
They  h«vp  also  a  large  assortment  of  Patterns  for  Pumping  and  Hoisting  Machinery,  Grearing,  Pulleys, 
Water  Mill  Irons,  Hydraulic  and  Screw  I'resses,  Retorts,  Furnaces,  Grate  liars.  House  Fronts,  Ornamental 
Fence  Posts  and  Palings,  Stove  Ranges,  etc.,  etc. 

QUARTZ    SCREENS    OF    RUSSIA   IRON   PUNCHED    TO    ORDER. 


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SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY. 


W.  T.  GARRATT. 


JAMES  HILLMAN. 


W.  T.  LITTLE. 


GARRATT  &.  GO'S 

BRASS  AND  BELL  FOUNDRY, 

COR.  MISSION  AND  FREMONT  STREETS,  S.  F. 


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ManafactnTers  of 

Chnrch  Bells,  Farm  Bells, 

Steamboat  Bells,  Bells 

and  Gongs, 

Brass  Castings  of  all  kinds, 

Fire  Engines, 

Force  and  Lift  Pnmps, 

Hose  Conplings, 

Engineers'  Findings  of  all 

Kinds. 


Babbitt  Metal, 

Water  Ganges  and   Glass 

Tubes  for  Steam  Boilers, 

Steam  Ganges, 

Magnetic  Ganges, 

Steam    Cocks  and   Valves 

of  all  descriptions, 

Glass  Tubes  for  Boilers, 

Steam   Whistles. 


lie  Pipes  ^  Hoziles  lor  ffltotog  Pnf  posos® 

IRON    PIPE    FURNISHED    WITH    FITTINGS. 

E^GARRATT'S   IMPROVRD   JOURNAL   METAL. 


HAWKINS  <fe  CANTRELL, 


Nos.  210  and  212  Beale  Street,  near  Howard,  San  Francisco. 

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Manufacturers  of  Steaxn.  Sngines 

AND  ALL  KINDS  OF  MILL  AND  MINING  MACHINERY. 


N.B.— Jobbing  and.  Repairing  Done  Avith  Dispatch. 


ZiOCISE:  a  MOXTTAGT7E, 

IMPOBTEKS    OF 

STOVES  AND   METALS, 


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-  TINMEN'S  STOCK,  TOOLS  AND  MACHINES, 

2TOS.  112  AXTD  114  BATTSRTT  STZISST. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT 


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AHAGHMENT  FOR  WINDOWS 

For  the  Exclusion  of  Flies,  Mosquitoes,  and  other  Winged  Insects, 
3DTJST    -A^ISTID     STIt03iTC3-    IDIt-A-TJGmXS     OF    -A.IK,. 


PATENTED,    APRIL    19th,    1870. 


The  first  cut  gives  a  perspective  view  of  a  window,  with  the  upper  sash  lowered,  and  the  lower 
sash  raised  a  little  so  as  to  admit  of  the  room  being  thoroughly  ventilated. 

The  second  cut  shows  the  manner  of  construction.  There  is  a  strip  of  hoop-iron  screwed  to  the 
sill  of  frame,  and  extending  a  half  inch  into  the  sash,  so  as  to  exclude  the  wet  (not  shown  in  the  cut.} 
The  whole  is  neatly  constructed  and  comparatively  inexpensive,  and  very  simple,  and  does  not  differ 
materially  from  a  window  of  ordinary  construction,  except  in  having  the  boxes  bottom  and  top. 

One  or  both  screens  can  be  applied  as  required. 

GEORGE  REED,  WM.  C.  HOAGLAND,  AND  JOHN  J.  NEWSOM,  PATENTEES. 
Rights  to  manufacture  and  use,  and  State  and  County  rights,  for  sale.     Apply  to 

HO^GZ.AXTD  cfL   UTTTTTSO^/l,  Arcliitects, 
No.  533  Kearny  Street,   corner  of  Sacramento,   San  Francisco. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


JOHN  R.  SIMS, 


MANUFACTURER  OF 


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WHOtfGHT   IBON    GtHQERB, 

Beam  ABclors  anil  Tie  Boiils,  Biirilar-Proof  Baak  Vanlts  anl  Safes, 

JAZI.   "WORZ,    BKZDCS:   'WOKE, 

Cast  and  Wrought  Iron  Cemetery,  Stoop  and  Area  Railings, 


AND    ALL    KINDS    OF 


Agricultural,  Plain  L  OrnamGntal  Iron  Work, 


©  O*  &^      jgp ' 
Bet,  Washington  and  Jackson,  below  Front, 


SAN  FRANCISCO. 


All  orders  for  the  interior,  Oregon  and  Nevada;  also  Montana. 
Idaho  and  Washington  Territories,  attended  to  with  promptntss  and 
dispatch.  Mr.  Sims  appreciates  the  past  liberal  patronage  of  his 
friends,  and  trusts  he  may  continue  to  merit  it  in  the  future.  For  the 
information  of  strangers,  he  would  say  that  he  feels  confidi  nt  that 
his  experience  in  his  particular  calling  is  surpassed  b.v  none  on  this 
coast,  which  his  superior  work,  sent  to  almost  every  town  in  Califor 
nia,  Oregon.  Victoria  and  Sandwich  Islands,  and  to  be  seen  on  bome 
of  the  best  bu-ldings  in  San  Francisco,  fully  attests. 

N.  B.— Mr.  E.  M.  BURTON,  of  Portland,  will  make  contracts  for 
Iron  Work  in  my  name. 


Blacksmith,  and  Macbixie   Sb.op, 

143  BEALE  STREET,  BET.  MISSION  AND  HOWARD, 

SAH     FBAHCISCO. 

Fire  and  Burglar-Proof  Safes  made  to  Order. 

Sections  always  on  hand,  and  will  be  made  at  tlie  Shortest  Notiee.  Job  Grinding  and  Tolisbing  by  Steam. 


REESE  LLEWELLYN. 


DAVID  WILLIAMS. 


COLUMBIA    FOUNDRY, 


133    and   135   Beale   Street, 


Near  Howard, 


SAM  FEAlf€2§€<0>c 


MANUFACTURKRS    OF 


House  Fronts,  Sash  Weights  and  Machinery  Castings  of  all  kinds. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


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125  FIRST  STREET,  OPPOSITE  MINNA,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 

■WEED  <&  KZITGWELL. 


A.LIL,     KIISTDS     OF 

Brass,  Composition,  Zinc  and  Babbitt  Mstal  Castings 

FURNISHED     AT    THE     SHORTEST     NOTICE. 


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Brass  Ship  Work  of  all  kinds,  Spikes,  Sheathing  Nails,  Rudder 
Braces,  Hinges,  etc.,  constantly  on  hand  and  made  to  order. 
Also,  manufacture  Church  and  Steamboat  Bells,  and  Gongs  of 
superior  tone. 

All  kinds  of  Steam,  Liquor,  Water,  Oil  and  Flange  Cocks 
and   Valves   made  and   repaired. 

Hydraulic  Pipes  and  Nozzles,  and  Hose  Couplings  and  con- 
nections, of  all  sizes  and  patterns,  furnished  with  dispatch. 


JAMES   MACKEN, 


No.  226  Fremont  Street,  bet.  Howard  and  Folsom. 


All  kinds  of  COPPER  WORK  done 
to  order  in  the  best  manner. 

Particular  attention  paid  to  Steam- 
boat, Sugar  House  and  Distillery  Work. 


Repairing  Promptly  and  Neatly 
attended  to. 


X  M.  STOCXSMAXT 

MANUFACTURER    OF 

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(Over  W.  T.  Garratt's  Brass  Foundry,) 
S.E.  Cor.  Mission  and  Fremont  Streets, 

SAN    FRANCISCO. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY 


D.  D.  HINCKLEY, 
L.  C.  MAKSUUTZ. 


(J.  BRANDS. 
I  D.  E.  UAYES. 


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AS©    1B0M 

OFFICE— N.  E.  CORNER  OF    FREMONT    AND    TEHAMA    STREETS. 

Works  Fremont,  Beale  and  Tehama  Sts.,  San  Francisco. 


BZ2TCKLE?  c&  CO.,  Proprietors. 

Manufacturers  of  Steam    Engines,  Quartz   Mills,   Flouring  Mills, 

Saw  Mills,   Water  Wheels,  Brodie's  Improved  Crusher,  Varney's 

Amalgamator,  and  all  kinds  of  Iron  and  Brass  Castings. 


SHOES  AND  BIES  OF  SUPERIOR  QUALITY  AT  LOWEST  PRICES. 


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Of  every  description,  and  of  the  Best  Material  and   Workmanship. 


BOWEN   BROTHERS, 

Forelp  Ciics,  Wis  k  Llims, 

English,  French,  China,  Japan  and   East  India  Soods, 


SELECTED  EXPRESSLY  FOR  OUR  TRADE. 


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AND      HOUSEKEEPING      GOODS. 

ALSO,   SHIP  STOHES,   ETC. 
Burnett's  Standard  Flavoring  Zstracts, 

(The  best  in  the  world)  in  full  variety,  constantly  on  hand. 

428,  430  AND  432  PINE  STREET,  CALIFORNIA  MARKET, 

SAN    FRANCISCO. 


ADVERTISING      DEPART  ilENT. 


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JAS.  W.  BURNHAM  &  CO 

Importers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 


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OIL   CLOTHS, 


618  MARKET  AND  17  POST  STREETS 


Few  doors  west  of  Montgomery. 


SAN  FRAHCISCO. 


THURNAUER  A  ZINN, 

IMPORTERS    OF 

FKEXTCH  AXTD  CERMAXT 


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ENGLISH  AND  AMERICAN  WILLOW  WARE 

Toys,  Fancy  Goods  and  Yankee  Notions, 

CANE  AND  WILLOW  CHAIRS, 

Iiadies'  T^ork  Stands, 
WOODEN  WARE,  FEATHER  DUSTERS,  BRUSHES,  Etc. 

53S  MARUST  STREET, 


Opposite  Sutter  and  Sansom  Streets. 


SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY 


MILLS  <&  EVAITS, 


I]VEI=OIia?EI?,S    OF 


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(From  the  celebrated  firm  of  A.  W.  SANBORN) 

DEPOT:   508  MARKET  STREET, 

Near  Sansom,  SAN    FRANCISCO. 


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Constantly  on  hand,  the  different  styles  of  Thoroughbrace,  Eight  Passenger, 
and  Milk  AVagons,  of  different  sizes,  also  the  Jackson  Thimble  Skein  Wagon,  Side 
Springs,  Side  and  End  Springs,  Two  and  Three  Spring  Express  Wagons,  of  all 
sizes.  Lumber  Gears,  Poles,  Whiffletrees,  Shafts,  and  Lead  Bars.  Wagons  taken 
in  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


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General  Agents  for  the  State  of  California  for  the  Mitchell  Wagon. 


OSCAR   V.   GBRZABKK^ 

Maxiufact-urers'  iigent  of  General  SardT^are, 
563   MARKET  STREET,    SAX   FRANCISCO. 

-4.G-ENT    inOR,    I»A.CIFIC    ST^f\.TES    OF 


Suitable    for   Drawers, 
Doors,  Tin  Bank  Boxes, 
Vaults,  Safes,  Iron  Shut- 
ters    and     Doors,     Post  /• 
Office  Boxes,  &c.  ~ 


YALE  LOCKS. 


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N.   B.  —  Post    Office 

Lock   Boxes  in  this  city 

with  these  Locks   to    be 

/r» r ^'^a^r»\ tr^nw'^v    ^^^  '^^  application  to  the 
'BESTSlGHEAPEST.   Post  Master. 


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iHC  HARDWARE  TRADE 


J.  C.  JOHNSON  <Sc  CO. 

Importers,  Manufacturers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in  every  description  of 

HARNESS,  SADDLERY,  HARNESS  HARDWARE 

'  WMp@$  le©aa©^»  ©@llai@»  ®t©« 


104   &    106     FRONT     STREET,     NEAR     PINE, 

John  M.  Johnson.  SAiXT      FIE^^2TCZSOO-  Pem.  B.  Horton. 


Kirby's  Santa  Cruz  Leather  and  HilPs  Concord  Harness. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT.  19 


CHOCOLATE  MANUFACTORY, 

AND   SPICE  MILLS. 


®H4S^E®^  41®  M@   @@1®®1. 


.     IMPORTER   AND    DEALER    IN 

Nos.  415  and  417  Jackson  St.,  San  Francisco. 


C.  A.  McXTirLTT, 


And  Adjuster  of  Claims  of  all  kinds  against  the  United  States. 

J^"  Represented  in  the  Court  of  Claims  and  Executive  Departments  of  the  Government  at  Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  by  ROBERT  LEECH,  Esq.,  (formerly,  for  many  years,  a  Law  Officer  of  the  Govern- 
ment in  the  U.  S.  Treasury  Department). 

Office  Rooms,  No.  43  U.  S.  Court  Block,  Battery  St.,  opp.  Custom  House, 


ROTHSCHILD  L  EHRMPFORT, 

CANDY  MANUFACTURERS, 

IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 

408    CL.i^Y    STUEET, 

Between  Sansom  and  Battery,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


20  SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY. 

C.  ADOLPHE  LOW  <fc  CO. 


,poi?tep.s  ®1  Teas*  C'offeesi. 
EAST  INDIA  AND   QSNEEAL  MERCHANDISE, 

No.  208  California  Street,  San  Francisco. 


'8  and  Marine  Insurance  i&genc  j« 


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CAPITAL    AND    SIJUPLTl^S,        -        -        -        8700,000. 


Losses  promptly  paid  in  Tnited  States  Gold  Coin.      Insure  Buildings,  Merchandise,  Household 
Furniture,  and  other  Insurable  Property,  at  the  lowest  rates. 

Marine  Risks  taken  for  the  New  York  Underwriters.      Losses  payable  in  United  States  Gold  Coin. 

Agents  Bartlett  WMte  Lead  and  Zinc  Company  of  New  York. 


New  MM  MntMl  Life  Insnraace  Goinpny,  of  Bostoi. 

CasJi  Assets,  December,  1S6S,    ------  $9,000,000.00 

Cash  Dividends,  1S6S,          --_-.--  786,197.86 

Total  Surplus  Divided,          __-----  3,512,771.^1 

Income  for  1868,     -                        -        -                                  -  2,817,013.7^ 

The  Oldest  Purely  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Company  in  the  United  States.  Dividends  declared  and  paid 
annually.  First  dividend  available  at  the  payment  of  the  second  annual  premium.  Ail  policies  remain  in 
force  so  long  as  there  may  be  any  surrender  value.  Thus,  a  party  insuring  at  the  age  of  35  on  life  plan, 
premiums  all  cash. 

1  Annual  Premium  will  continue  Policy  in  force  2  years  and  3  days.  2  Annual  Premiums  will  continue 
Policy  in  force  4  years  and  12  days.    No  Stockholders  Ln  this  Company. 

California  Brancli  Office,  N.E.  cor.  Sansom  &  California  Sts,,  San  Francisco. 

ETEBSOy  tf    MIDDLEMISS,    General   Agents. 


J.   R   PAGES, 
eal  EngpaTer  and  Dls  Smk§p^ 

STAMPS,    MONOGRAMS,    Etc. 
XTo.    610    SACIIAMS2TTO     STRSZT, 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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FIRE  IITSTTRAITCE. 


OF    NE"W    YORK. 

INCORPORATED  1821. 


Cash  Capital  and  Surplus,  -  $1,100,000. 

PHENIX 


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OF   BROOKLYN. 


Cash  Capital  and  AssGts,    -    $1,500,000 

^^  Buildings,  Merchandise,  Fuimiture  and  other  prop- 
erty insured  against  loss  or  damage  by  Fire  on  the  most 
reasonable  terms. 

Losses  promptly  adjusted  and  paid  in  U.  S.  Gold  Coin. 
« » > — 

OENERAL    AOENTS    FOR     C  A  LIFORIST I A  , 

314  California  Street,  San  Francisco. 


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SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY 


THOMAS    THOMSON, 


Contractor  &  Manufacturer  of  all  Machinery  appertaining  to  Weil-Boring. 

OFFICE  28  THIRD  STREET,  AND  RESIDENCE  262  CLEMENTINA  STREET, 


All  orders  from  the  City  or  Country  promptly  attended  to. 


LEOPOLD   MILLER, 


stalls  Q^  A  95  California  Market, 


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Corned  and  Smoked  Tongues  in  any  quantity  required,  by  the  Barrel,  Half  Barrel  or  Quarter  Barrel. 

Hotels,  Families  and  Restaurants  supplied  on  reasonable  terms.     Shipping  supplied  on  short  notice.     Corned 
and  Salt  Beef  by  the  Barrel,  warranted. 

MARKETING-    DELIVERED    TO    ANY    PART     OF    THE     CITY    FREE    OF    CHARGE. 

COK1TELZT7S  O'DOITXTELL, 


MOROCCO  DRESSER,  HIDE  AND  WOOL  DEALER, 

South  Side  Brannan  Street,  bet.  Fifth  and  Sixth, 

SA.JSr    FRANCISCO. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  23 


P.  COMERFORD  &  CO. 

IMPORTERS  AND   JOBBERS   OF 

WIMES IID  UdiOlS 

Cor.   Hyde  and    Russell   Streets, 

Near    XJnioii, 
Late  of  931  Kearny  Street.  SAH    FRAMCISCO. 


LOW^     PHIOES! 


No.  233  Kearny  Street,  3d  Store  south  of  Bush,  (new  side) 


IMPOKTEK  OF  AND  DEALER  IK 

« 


Chewing  and  Smoking  Tobacco,  Pipes,  Matches,  etc. 

id  directly  imported  from  manufacturers.     P.  LoriUard'e 
^undyfoot,  Gail  &  Ax's  and  F.  A.  Goetze  &  Bros.  Germa 


In  the  greatest  variety,  and  directly  imported  from  manufacturers.  P.  LoriUard'e  Snuffs,  Coarse  Rappee, 
Maccaboy,  Scotcti  and  Lundyfoot,  Gail  &  Ax's  and  F.  A.  Goetze  &  Bros.  German  and  American  Smoking 
Tobaccos. 


THOMAS    E.   FINLEY, 

RELIABLE  WIMS,  BRAKDIES,  ETC. 

FOR    FAMILY    AND     MEDICINAL     USE, 

ITo.   113    XiSZDSSDOIlFF    STKSST, 

Between  Sacramento  and  California,  Si^|^   f^Ei^ifCIISC^o 


«    mmm    t 


Mianager   Stock  and    Poultry   Association. 


FENKHAUSEN  &  GERICHTEN, 

Importers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 

221    California    Street^ 

Between  Battery  and  Front,  ©ASF   IFIBiiSSf(gnSO®o 


General  Depot  of  the  Star  of  the  Union  Stomach  Bitters. 


24 


SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


,^^    WARREH  C.  BUTLER, 

o.  611    CL^Y    STR^EET, 


I 

4 


K 


First  Door  above  Montgomery. 


SAH  FBAHCISCO. 


Every  description  of  ENGRAVING  ON  WOOD,  including  Heads  oi 
Papers,  Book  Illustrations,  Monograms,  every  variety  of  Stamps  or  Seals,  Portraits, 
Views  of  Buildings,  Machinery,  Druggists'  and  Wine  Labels,  Cuts  for  Flour  Bags, 
etc.  Business  Cuts  in  one  or  more  colors,  for  Show  Cards,  Posters,  etc.,  drawn 
and  engraved  in  the  best  manner  and  at  the  lowest  prices. 


California    One   Hundred   Years  Ago. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT. 


25 


612  SACZIAMBITTO  STREET, 

Between  Montgomery  and  Kearny,  north  side,  SiiSS"   Iif'IBiiSS'(pnS(§(Q)o 


GMVE    US    A    CALL. 


A.KeMEi 


611  WasliiDEtDii  St. 

SAN    FRANCISCO. 


(fstablisljeii 
1849. 


(Successor  to  L.  MINER  &  CO.) 


California  Carpet  Beating  Machine 

FIFTH    STREET,    COR.    MARKET. 


Brussels  and  Ingrains,  5  Cents  per  running  yard.  Velvets,  Wiltons  and  ail  others, 
6  Cents  per  running  yard.  Ordors  may  be  left  at  the  following  places :  S.E.  corner  Mason  and 
Geary  Streets ;  N.W.  corner  Third  and  Howard  Streets ;  N.E.  corner  Clay  and  Kearny  Streets  ;  S.E. 
corner  Stockton  and  Pacific  Streets  ;  S.E.  corner  Sutter  and  Powell  Streets. 


A.  H.  JORDAN, 

ARCHITECT,  DESIGNER  AND  DRAUGHTSMAN, 

No.  430  Montgomery  St.,  San  Francisco. 


Designs  furnished  for  Public  and  Private  Btiildings,  Tablets,  Monu- 
ments, Fresco  Painting,  Etc.,  Etc. 

BUILDINGS  SUPERINTENDED  DURING  CONSTRUCTION. 


26 


SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY. 


M.  D.  NILE, 

IMPORTER  AND  DEALER  IN 

ENGRAVINGS,  CHROMQS,  OIL  PAINTINGS,  &c. 

AND   MANUFACTURER   OF 

Pier  aii  Mantel  Mirrors,  Portrait  M  Picture  Frames,  Etc. 

225    KE^RISTY    STREET, 

Factory,  corner  Chestnut  and  Taylor  Streets,  SAN     FRANCISCO. 

ORNAMENTING,    GILDING    AND    RE-GILDING    DONE    TO    ORDER. 


J.  F.  (&  H.  ZZ.  SCHAFER, 

MANUFACTURERS    OP    AND    DEALERS    IN 

OF    EVERY     DESCRIPTION, 

Blanlsets,    Comforters,    Sh.@ets,   Stc. 
NORTHWEST  COR.  SANSOM  AND  SACRAMENTO  STS. 

This  Establishment  is  generally  known  to  be  the  Cheapest  place  in  the  City  for  Good  Beddin^ 


H.  horstm:a.nn  &  CO. 


Importers  and  Dealers  in 


2V  3E  «3E»  ■CT  3E1.  3ES 


AND 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL, 

323  c&  325  Fine  Street, 

SAN    FRANCISCO. 


H.  HORSTMANN. 


F.  HUFSCHMIDT. 


NEV\^BAUER  &  CO. 


MANUFACTURERS   OF 


METROPOLITAN  MATCHES. 

-^ — «  »»»  » ■ 

Our   Matches   are    Sure,   and  are    Warranted   to    withstand   Dampness    of   every 
Chmate,  and  be  good  for  any  length  of  time. 


F^OTOHY,    FOTRERO. 

OFFICE,     107     SANSOM     STREET,     BETWEEN     PINE     AND     BUSH. 


ADVERTISING      DEPARTMENT. 


27 


DOLLIVER  &;  BRO. 

IMPORTEKS    AND    DEALERS    IN 

^i  mil  TBI  1*^ 


mm^m  mmllf  Ail UBlEi*i©OP 


And  all  Ml  of  Shoe  Tools,  Fancy  Shoe  M\m  ail  Triimiiiis, 

107  and  109  Post  Street,  above  Kearny, 


s-A.]sr  n^-A.3sroisoo. 


JOHN  DANIEL  &  CO 

(SUCCESSORS   TO   O.   GORI,) 


4:Z1   FZXTE    STREST, 

Between  Montgomery  and  Kearny.  S-A.N    FRj^jN'OISCO. 


GEDGE  &  THAYER, 

MANUFACTURERS    AND   IMPORTERS   OF 

SHIRTS  AND  GENTS'  FURNISHING  GOODS, 

323    Llontgoznery    Street, 

Under  Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  SAN    FRANCISCO. 


Our  SPECIALTY,  making  Shirts  to  order. 
E.  F.  HERVE.  J.  H.  PERRY, 

STEAM 


Ho.  712  BnOA.D"Wii^, 

Between   Stockton   and    Powell    Streets, 

SAH   FRANCISCO. 


28 


SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY. 


C.  BORCHARD, 


No.  413  Davis  Street,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


Manufactures  ALL  KINDS  OF  CANDIES  of  the  best  materials,  and  will 
sell  as  low  as  any  other  House  in  the  trade.  Goods  warranted  to  keep  in  any  cli- 
mate.    Country  Orders  promptly  attended  to.     Dealers  supplied  on  liberal  terms. 


IRVINE,  HARKER  &  CO. 

Importers  and   Wholesale  Dealers  in 

GROCERIES,  PROVISIONS,  ETC. 

No.  226  Front  Street, 


Between  Sacramento  and  California, 


iM.m  WM^m^iLm^©. 


JAMES  0.  ROUNTREE. 


WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 


GEORGE  0.  McMDLLIN. 

fip®i©p|©s  ami  Prtvliltni^ 

ITo.  323  FB.01TT   STREET, 

Between  Clay  and  Commercial,  ffliiSSr    3J^IBiiSS'(Pn^(D(Q)o 


GROSH  &  RUTHERFORD, 

Manufacturers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 


Nos.  143  and  145  First  Street, 

Corner  JS^atonia, 

SA.N    FRA.]SrOISCO. 

SAMUEL  GROSH.  T.  L.  RUTHERFORD. 


'bi/T1.» 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  29 


■^  111  ilPS. 


It 


In  Newest  Styles 


^|M£lJSSOORFf# 

»pfectoti| 


-A.T 


MEUSSDORFFER'S 


f 


Kos,  635  L  637  COMMERCIAL  STREET, 

BETWEEN  KEARNY  AND  MONTGOMERY, 

SAN*  FRANCISCO. 


Our  establishment  being  identical  with  the  progress  of  San  Francisco,  and  our 

connections  and  facilities  in  Europe  and  New  York  with  the  best  manufacturers 

the  most  complete,  we  can  confidently  recommend  our  assortment  as  the 


"'■■■s' 


And  while  thankful  for  the  unprecedentedly  large  patronage  during  the  last 
sixteen  years,  we  shall  strive  to  deserve  a  continuance  of  the  same,  at 

Nos.  635  and  637  Commercial  Street,  San  Francisco. 
No.  105  J  Street,  Sacramento. 

Cor.  Front  and  Morrison  Sts.,  Portland,  Oregon. 
Wholesale  House,  N.E.  Cor.  Montgomery  and  Bush  Streets, 


130 


SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY 


S^UL    &    CO. 

CARRIAGE  MANUFACTORY  AND  WAREROQMS 


Nos.  7  and  9  Powell  Street, 


Near  Market, 


«  ^»»  > 


©AST  IFIBikHSS^®!), 


Make  to  order  all  kinds  of  Carriage  and  Buggy 
Work,  Express  and  Thorough-Brace  Wagons  and 
Stage  Work.  A  general  assortment  of  new  and 
second-hand  Wagons  on  hand.  Jobbing  done  with 
neatness  and  dispatch. 


TRUNKS 


AND 


VALISES 


AT 


9H 


Manufacturers,  No.  21  Sansom  Street. 


H.  W.  BRADLEY. 


W.  H.  RULOFSON. 


emAP^EY  &  Bw^®i 


'm^ 


CELEBDEiA.TEID 


PHOTOGRAPHIC  GALLERY, 

Corner  Montgo'inery  and  Sacrmnento  Streets, 

Entrance,  429  Montgomery  Street,  (Vance's  old  Stand,)  S^Sf   !94&iiS!l^2S9<D» 


This   magnificent  Establishment  has  more  room,  larger  lights,  greater  facilities,  and  produces 
finer  Photographs  than  any  other. 


CBORCS  "W.  nOGZZlS, 


MANUFACTURER  OF 


Also,  Improved  Shred  Gold, 

Which  is  of  more  delicately  fine  fibrous  and  plastic  nature  of  pure  gold  than  any  ever  introduced 
for  dental  purposes.  Also,  improved  Crystal  Gold  Foil,  manufactured  from  absolutely  pure  gold, 
prepared  expressly  for  the  purpose,  by  the  most  approved  principles  known  to  science.  Dealers  dealt 
with  as  favorably  as  Eastern  manufacturers,  by 

GEO.  W.  ROGERS,  No.  112  Morton  St.,  near  the  Pavilion,  San  Franoisoo. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT 


31 


BROOKS    &    CO. 

HOWARD  STREET  FUEL  CO. 

S.E.    Cor.    HoAvard    and    Raiiscli    Sts. 

ALL  KIKDS  OF  COAL 

HARD    AND    SOFT. 

All  kinds  of  Wood,  Hay  and  Grain.  Brick- 
yards, Brewers,  Bakers  and  others  supplied 
at  wholesale  prices. 


EXCELSIOR    MILL    CO. 


MANtrFACTTJBEBS  OF 


FRAMES,  SASH,  BLINDS,  DOORS  &  SHUTTERS 


J 


441   TO   445   BRANNAN   STREET, 


<  »»»  > - 


j  G.    D.    GILMORE, 

]  J.    VOGLER. 

JJ^  Always  on  hand  and  made  to  order,  all  kinds  of  OUTSIDE  AND  INSIDE  FINISH  AND 
MOULDINGS.     Bracket  and  Scroll  Sawing  and  Wood  Turning  in  all  their  branches  done  with  dispatch. 


Between  Third  and  Fourth, 

W.    A.    MEEKER, 
V.    HEPP, 


i 


BRYANT  &  STRAHAN, 

And  Manufacturers  of  Composition  Ornaments, 

COMPOSITION  STAIR  BRACKETS,  ROSETTES,  ORNAMENTAL  MOULDIN&S  AND  CAPITALS, 

Machine-made  Rope  and  Spiral  Mouldings  of  every  description. 

■ <     m     > 

PLACES    OF    BUSINESS.— Miller  &   Haley's   Mills,   Berry  Street,  foot  of  Third,  and 
Enterprise  Mills,  Steuart  Street,  San  Francisco. 


CALIFORNIA  BILLIARD  TABLE  MANUFACTORY 


Sole  Agents  for  the  celebrated 

DELAKEY'S  PATENT  WIRE  CUSHIONS 

1  ^  > 

J.  Strahle's  model  Billiard  Tables,  native  woods,  and  all  styles  of  Tables,  at  lowest  prices, 
always  on  hand.  California  Fancy  Woods  in  lots  to  suit — Laurel,  Rosewood,  Maple,  etc.  Contracts 
taken  to  veneer  Panels,  Doors,  Stairs,  Counters,  etc. 

Office  and  Salesroom,  563  Market  Street  Factory,  Comer  Sixteenth  and  De 
Haro  Streets,  San  Francisco,  CaL 


32  SAN      FRANCISCO      DIRECTORY, 


JOSEPH  MAYER, 


PAOE  STEEET,  SOUTH  SIDE,  NEAR  MARKET, 
SA^N    FKA.NCISCO. 


All  Orders  left  at  GRAY'S  MUSIC  STORE,  623  Clay  Street,  will  be  promptly 

attended  to. 


MALLON   <fe   BOYLE, 

303    Mission    Street,    Saxi    Francisco. 


Particular  attention  paid  to  Stained  Work  for  Churches,  and  Bending  of  Glass. 

joHisr  ]si^LLOisr, 

G-3L.jaL^S»    O -CT  "3t7"X' 3E  3EI. , 

Cor.  Mission  and  Fremont   Streets,  San  Francisco. 


Pionesr  Looking  Glass  and  Picture  Frame 

MANUFACTURER,    BY    MACHINERY, 

437  BRANNAN  STREET,  SAN  FRANOISOO. 


<  *« »  I 


Manufacture  Walnut  and   Ornamental   Mouldings, 

Pier  and  Oval  Frames,  Spandrils,  Pier  Tables,  Mantels,  Oval  and 
Square  Stretchers  for  the  Trade. 

^^  Work  Guaranteed  and  Orders  promptly  attended  to  „^3I 

B.  D.  St.  CB.OZ2Z  McEACZXREXT,  Proprietor. 


ESTA-BXiISHEID     JXTL'Z"    IS,    1866. 

MONTGOMERY   MAZE, 

SEARCHER  OF   RECORDS, 

FOR  SANTA  CLARA  COUNTY,  CAL. 

Room  8  Pfister's  Building,  No.  305  First  Street, 

South-East  cor.  of  Santa  Clara  Street,  SA-IN"     JOSE. 

Abstracts  of  Title,  Transcripts  of  Cases  and  Reports  of  Incumbrances  Furnished,  Spanish 
Records  Translated,  Searches  made  against  all  manner  of  Liens,  Incumbrances,  Judgments, 
State  and  County,  City  and  Federal  Taxes. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


33 


POPE    &   TAI.BOT, 

Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 

Gang;  and  Circular- Sa-^red 

wmT  iiiii  Lini 

OFFICE,    318   CALIFORNIA   STREET. 

SPARS  AND  PILES,  AIL  SIZES,  ALWAYS  ON  HAND,  FOR  SALE  BY  THE  CARGO  OR  SINGLY. 

Also  Laths,  Pickets,  Shingles,  Tongued  and  Grooved  Flooring. 


JOBIT  SALL  <&  SOXT, 

1  IN 

.1 


IMPORTEBS  OF  AND  DEALEES  IN 

Wf 


Nos.  11  and  13  CALIFORNIA  STREET, 


AND 


Nos.  114  AND  116    MA.RKET   STREET, 

SAN    FRANCISCO. 


MECHANICS'     MILL, 


COR.    MISSION    AND    FREMONT    STREETS,    SAN    FRANCISCO. 


This  Establishment  is  under  the  Control  of  a  Joint  Stock  Company,  and  is  supplied  with  all  the 

LCodern  Improvements  in  Madiinery, 

And  has  the  best  facilities  in  the  State  for  furnishing  Buildings  with  every  description  of  Woodwork  Finish. 


All  Orders  Carefully  and  Promptly  attended  to. 


A.  R.  WELLS,  Manager. 


J.  H.  RICHARDSON,  J.  E.  DELL,  D.  D.  HOLLAND. 

BEALE  STREET  MILL. 

Richardson,  Dell  £  Co. 

CORNER   BEALE    AND    MISSION    STREETS, 
Office,  304  Mission  St.  SAN   FBANCISCO. 


AM© 


1^^®^ 


Mouldings,  Brackets,  Frames,  Sash,  Blinds,  Doors,  and  all  descriptions  of  Woodwork  Pinish. 


34 


SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


STEERING 

On  Hand  and 


WHEELS 


Mads  to  Order. 


Main   Street,  bet.  Folsom   and   Harrison. 


J.  p.  CT7B.TIS, 

CARPENTER  AND  BUILDER 

Below  Sansom,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


JOBBING   PBOMPTLY   ATTENDED    TO. 


a® 


rwiwsKs 


f 


Contractor  for  Pile-Driving 

BBIDQE  AND  WHARF  BUILDINQ, 

Office,  -  ^5  Spear,  bet.  Folsona.  and  IZoT^ard, 

SAN   FRANCISCO. 


G.  R.  JESSE. 


H.  M.  DREW. 


JESSE  (ft  DB.EW, 

MECHANICS'   MILL, 

407  Mission  Street,  cor.  Fremont, 
SAH  FRAHCISCO. 


Constantly  on  hand  and  made  to  order,  STAIR 
RAILS,   POSTS,   BALUSTERS,   ETC. 


ADVERTISING    DEPARTMENT. 


35 


P.   FRONTIER. 


A.   BELLEMERE. 


^® 


H.   POHLMANN. 

B®KWIHB  ^  i 

X    X>   jAl   3E1.   X 

(ALL  KINDS  OF  PRECIOUS  STONES  CUT.) 

Manufacturing  Jewelers  and  Diamond  Setters. 

Grand  Assortment  of  Moss  Agate.        Quartz  Specimens  Bought  and  Sold. 

2To.  706  Montgoznery  St.,  near  T^asliington, 

SAN     FRAlSrOISOO. 


inAJyJEi  P    m  Aim  m  mi  Ml 

CORNER  OF  BATTERY  AND  VALLEJO  STREETS. 


«  •»»»■  > 


Genuine  German  Brown  Bread,  Milk  Bread  and  Rolls, 

Are  delivered  FRESH  EVERY  MORNING  to  any  part  of  the  City. 


«  »»»  > 


ORDERS    FOR  BAILS,    WEDDINGS,  PARTIES,  ETC.,  Villi   BE  FROXPTIY  ATTENDED  TO. 


J.  H.  C.  PORTMANN, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

ical,  Oliye,  Fanily  M  Marine 


Mission  Creek,  East  Side,  bet.  16th  (late  Center  St.)  and  Brannan  St.  Bridge, 

>  ^  > 

OFFZCS,  210  CAZiZFOKXTZA  STKSST. 


Oiin 


N.  W.  CORNER  STEVENSON  AND  FIRST  STREETS,  SAN   FRANCISCO. 

Maker  of  Models  for  Inventors,  Drawing  Instruments, 

SMALL  MACHINES,  PHlLOSOPmCAL  INSTRUMENTS,  SCALES  AND  WEIGHTS. 


All  kinds  of  Brass  and  Iron  Work.     Repairing  Promptly  Attended  To. 


36 


SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


▲Miim 


jr03EX2Kr     IE*  IE*.  X  JSf  sss,  ^ 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 

WINES  AND   LIQUORS, 

49    SECOISri3    STREET, 

Near  Mission,  BAH    FRANCISCO. 


McGREGOR^JS  TRANSIT  OBSERYATORY 


E©T-A.BlL.I©HEr>    IN    184=8. 


OBSERVE-30   YEARS'    EXPERIENCE. 


IS^  JOSEPH  McGregor  begs  to  announce  to  Merchants,  Captains  of 
Vessels,  and  the  public  generally,  that  he  possesses  unequalled  facilities  for  the 
accurate  repairing  of  Chronometers  and  Watches,  on  more  reasonable 
Terms  than  those  generally  charged.  Chronometers  and  Watches  are  often  in 
this  country  intrusted  to  incompetent  workmen.  J.  McG.  is  prepared  to  re- 
adjust and  repair,  in  first  rate  style,  all  Chronometers  and  fine  Watches  put 
into  his  hands. 

FOR  SALE.— Chronometers  by  the  most  eminent  makers;  also,  Sextants 
and  Nautical  Instruments  of  all  kinds;  or  he  will  accurately  repair  and  adjust 
them.  Best  Nautical  Charts  for  all  parts  of  the  world.  Give  him  atrial  and 
judge  by  the  result.  Charges  moderate.  Transit  Observations  taken  daily  at  12  m, 

VO'  400  Sansom  St.,  under  Coso  House,  San  Prancisco,  Cal. 


OPPOSITIOlSr    PE^ICES. 

Made  and  sent  to  any  part  of  the  United  states  lor  50  Cents.   Key  Tags,  25  Cents. 


Engraving  in  all  its  branches  done  at  short  notice.  Also,  BUBNS' 
PREMIUM  INDELIBLE  INK  furnished  at  reduced  prices  by  apply- 
ing to    H.  J.  BURNS,  l¥hat  Cheer  House,  San  Francisco. 


Agents  wanted  in  every  county  of  the  Pacific  Coast,  and  supplied  on 
very  reasonable  terms.  Stencil  Tools  on  hand  and  for  sale.  Agent  for 
Medcalf's  large  Stencil  Dies. 


A.  E.  McGregor, 

Civil  Engineer,  Surveyor  and  Draughtsman, 

Residence,  East  Side  Dolores,  between  19th  and  20th, 

Office,   Room   XTo.   16    City   Hall. 


ESTIMATES    CAREFULLY   PREPARED. 


STRICT    ACCURACY    GUARANTEED. 


References — Stewart  Menzies.  Supervisor  1st  Ward  ;  James  Adams,  Supervisor  10th  Ward;  Wm. 
P.  Humphreys,  City  and  County  Surveyor ;  G.  C.  Potter,  Esq.,  late  City  and  County  Surveyor ;  J.  C. 
Sack,  Mathematical  Instrument  Maker;  J.  Center,  Esq. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  37 


H.    CROCKARD, 

SHIP  SMITH, 

]MI8SION    STREET, 

North  Side,  between  Steuart  and  Spear,  SAN    FRANCISCO. 

«  »»»  » 
All  kinds  of  Repairing  done.    All  Woric  executed  with  Neatness  and  Dispatch. 


CA-RL     HIISTZ, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

TOOLS  OF  ALL  HZITDS 

Such  as  Molding,  Carving  and  Turning  Tools,  etc. 
West  side  Spear  Street,  bet.  Market  and  Mission, 

SAN    FRANCISCO. 


MANUFACTURING 

ilJiii)i^ 


SmWmmmmm    mMW    mmMMm 

AKD  DEALERS  IN 

WATCHES,  CLOCKS,  QIAMOHQS,  ETC. 

Bepairing  of  every  degcription  neatly  executed  and  warranted. 
N^o.    631    WasliiiiKtoii    Street,  SA.TV    F"R,A.TVCI8CO 


GEO.  Ii.  BENNER, 

BOAT  ^  BUILDER, 

NEAR  COR.  HOWARD  AND  STEUART  STS. 


SAN     FRANCISCO. 


BOATS  ON  HAND,  FOR  SALE  AND  BOILT  TO  ORDER. 


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GEO.   B.   KNOWLES, 


WHOLESALE    AND    RETAIL    DEALER    IN 


EASTERN  PINE,  SUGAR  PINE,  WHITE  CEDAR,  PUGET  SOUND  &  REDWOOD 


S.  L  Corner  Mission  and  Main  Streets  and  Main  St.  Wharf, 

BAH    FHAHCISCO. 


J.  E.  MITCHELL,  D.  G.  LEWIS. 

J.  E.  MXTCSELL  <&  CO. 


& 


Office,  No.  23  Seventh  Street,  San   Francisco. 

»     m     I 

CARPETS     CLEANED    AND    LAID    IN    THE    BEST    MANNER. 


AMERICAN 


NO     WOOD,     COAL,     SMOKE,     ASHES, 
STOVE  PIPE  NOR  CHIMNEYS,  AND 

HS^  Perfectly  Safe.^^iEr 

Economy   and   Convenience  Combined. 


WILLIAM  FRIEL,  MANUFACTURER, 

67  &  69  Fourth  St.,  San  Francisco. 

COUNTY  RIGHTS  FOR  SALE. 


G.  &  ^w.  sisrooK, 

PlumbGrs^Tin,  Copper  &>  Sheet  Iron  Workers, 

No.    427    PINE    STREET,    BELOW    KEARNY, 
SAN    FRANCISCO. 

Pumps,  Lead  Pipe,  Stoves  and  Tin  Ware,  of  every  variety, 

Constantly  on  hand,   and  For  Sale   at   the   Lowest  Prices. 


4  *■»  » 


Tin  Rooflng,  and  all  kinds  of  Jobbing  done  at  the  shortest  notice,  and  in  the  best  manner. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  39 


GEORGE  T.  PRACY, 

Iff  Tf'lLTf'liS     Tlf  A/^iTcFfP 


109  c&  111  Mission  Street. 

,  ^  > 

These  Works  have  lately  been  increased  by  additional  new  tools,  and  we  are  now 
able  to  turn  out  any  kind  of  work  equal  to  and  cheaper  than  any  establishment  in 

the  State,  that  is  to  say — 

Steam  Engines,  Flour  and  Saw  Mills,  Quartz  Machinery, 

PRINTING     PRESSES, 

AND    MACHINERY    MADE    OF    EVERY    DESCRIPTION. 


IMPROVED   SAFETY  STORE  HOISTS 

Fitted  with  Cutting's  Patent  Gams,  unequalled  for  Safety,  Convenience  and  Cheapness. 

Th's  Hoist  can  be  built  for  about  half  the  price  of  any  other  in  use. 
ALSO  MANUFACTURER  AND  SOLE  A6ENT  FOR  PRAGY'S  CELEBRATED  GOVERNOR. 

Turning  Lathes,  &c.,   constantly  on  hand. 


NEVADA   METALLURGICAL  WORKS, 

San  Francisco,  Cal. 


RIOTTE  &  LUCKHARDT, 

Having  added  Pans  and  Chlorination  apparatus,  we  are  now  pre- 
pared to  make  working  tests  by  any  process. 

ASSAYING  in  all  its  branches. 

ANALYSIS  of  Ores,  Minerals,  etc. 

No.  21  FIRST  STREET, 

Three  doors  from  Market  Street,  in  Golden  State  Foundry. 


40        '  SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


BANE  EXCHANGE, 


BY 


IGlLll^ 


South-East  Cor.  Montgomery  and  Washington  Sts, 


The  BAR  is  supplied  with  the  choicest 


yiiiM#^s  mm' 


OF  SUPERIOR  VINTAGES,  being  imported  direct  by  the  Proprietor, 
with  which  is  connected  a  Wholesale 

WINE  AND  LIQUOR  STORE, 

Where  customers  can  be  supplied  by  the  Bottle,  Demijohn  or  Package,  if  required. 


ALSO,  J.  H.  CUTTER  OLD  BOURBOH  WHISKY. 


GEO.    F.   P^EKEE. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  41 


W.  H.  HYDE.  H.  CHESTER. 


HYDE  &  CHESTER, 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Raisii,  Movii  aM  Lowerli  f  oofl  or  Brit  Bifliis 

ALSO,  FOE  TAKING  OUT  OR  PUTTING  ON  BOARD 

Steam  Boilers,  Shafts  or  any  heavy  Weights,  Moving  Locomotives,  etc. 

No.  619  Mission  St,,  bet.  Second  and  Third, 


SCRETV^S,     ETC.,     TO     LET. 


B.  F.  ROWLAND  &  CO. 
PHOTOGRAPHERS, 

Nos.  25  and   27  Third  Street, 

East  side,  near  Market  Street,  ©ASS"  IFlBiiSS"(gl2SC^®o 


ENAMELED  CARDS,  AMBROTYPES  AND  SUN  PEARLS. 


rtiiaile  Stoi 


BLOCK  COMPANY, 

I>A.TElSrT. 

J.  W.  STOW,  Pres't.       0.  B.  LAND,  Vice-Pres't. 
L.  HARKNESS,  Treasurer. 


9Bif  its  p^ms®^  PI 
WORKS,  foot  of  Fourth  Street. 


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No.  1. 


3Vo.  3. 


"VTM.    SMITH, 

MANCFACTCKER  OI" 

I*£fteix1;  "X^Tcft©!*  Olosets 

AHQ  QEALEH  IH  Pi40MBEBS'  MATERIALS, 

Jackson  Foundry,  No.  523  Jackson  Street,  between  Montgomery  and  Eeamy, 
SA.3sr    mA.isrcisco. 

Smith's  Patent  Zioelc  Valve  Water  Closets  exeluaively  reeotntnended  by  the  Spring 
Valley    Water    Company    of    San   Francisco, 


Asphaltum  Worker  L  Brick  Manufacturer, 

ROOFS,   SIDE-WALKS,   CELLARS,   WAREHOUSES,   FLOORS   AND   PAVE- 
MENTS  OF  ALL  KINDS   MADE  TO  ORDER. 

CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND  A  LARGE  STOCK   OF  BRICK   FOR  SALE. 


Office,  402  Montgomery  Street,  cor.  CaL,  Up-Stairs, 

SAK    FRiVHCJSCO. 


PATENTS 


AND  VALUABLE  PATENTS  INTRODUCED. 

Agents,  Merchants  and  Canvassers  supplied  with  the  latest  and 
most  Saleable  Patented  Articles. 


17    New  Montgomery   Street,   San    Francisco. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


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IVCRS 


C.    COOK, 

First   FremivLzn 

II  JgWlLEf 

519  MONTGOMERY  ST. 

Between  Clay  and  Commercial, 

SAN  FRANCISCO, 


M.  DOBRZENSKY, 

AND    GAS    METER    MANUFACTURER, 

All  kinds  of  Plumber's  Brass  and  Plated  Goods, 

WATER  AND  GAS  WORK  OF  AIL  DESCRIPTIONS  MADE  TO  ORDER, 

No.  417  Mission  Street,  between  First  and  Fremont  Streets, 


GHAS.   DOERGER, 


620  MERCHANT  STREET,  UP  STAIRS, 


Between  Montgomery  and  Kearny, 


MM  ]F]EMf€nM<0>o 


WORK   DONE    ON   THE    MOST    REASONABLE   TERMS. 


44  SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


HAGAR  <&  CO.'S 


■  «rA%&s 


532  CLAY  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


SOLE    AGENTS    FOR    THE    PACIFIC    COAST    FOR 

R.  Hoe  L  Co'js  PrGJSses  k  Printing  Materials^ 


A   FTJZiZi    ASSORTMSXTT    OF 

ALL  TH£  STANBAEB  FA€£S 

Will  be  kept  constantly  in  stock,  together  with 

All  Articles  Necessary  to  Furnish  a  Printing  Office. 

OUR    FACILITIES     DEFY    ALL    COMPETITION. 


AN  ASSORTMENT  OF  GORDON'S  JOB  PRESSES, 

ALWAYS    ON    HAHQ. 


«  »■»  > 


Orders  Promptly  Filled  for  all  descriptions  of  Printing  Machines. 
Address,  HAGAR  &  CO., 

532  Clay  St.,  San  Francisco. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


45 


XTORTSTVIISTERXT 

LIFE  IlSOEAIIOl  GO. 


A  PURELY  MUTUAL  COMPANY.     The  leading  Insurance  Company  of  the  Northwest.      All 
profits  divided  among  Policy-Holders. 

ASSETS   OVER   $9,000,000  !  ! 

Insures  Miners,  Railroad  Men  and  Engineers.  No  restrictions  on  travel.  No  extra  rates  for  insuring 
women.  This  Company,  to  insure  perpetual  security  to  its  Policy-Holders,  has  adopted  a  four  per 
cent,  reserve,  the  highest  reserve  or  security  known  in  American  Insurance.  This  basis  of  reserve 
is  recommended  by  the  most  eminent  Actuaries,  and  furnishes  an  impregnable  security  for  the  pay- 
ment of  all  policies  of  the  Company  as  they  become  claims.  Holding  a  high  reserve,  and  being 
located  where  its  funds  are  invested  with  entire  safety,  at  a  high  rate  of  interest,  and  its  risks  being 
in  a  healthy  portion  of  the  country,  thus  securing  a  low  rate  of  mortality,  give  the  Company  the 
greatest  opportunity  for  the  largest  returns  to  its  members,  and  the  greatest  inducements  to  the 
insuring  public. 

H.    F.    SHEPARDSON, 


tem^l   A^#ai 


'mm 


OFFICE,  315  MONTGOMERY  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

OWNED  AND  CONTROLLED  EXCLUSIVELY  BY  ODD  FELLOWS. 


<  »»»  > 


Pacific  Branch.    Advisory  Board. 

JOHN  B.  HARMON,  Esq.,                   NATHAN  PORTER,  Esq.,  CHAS.  N.  FOX,  Esq., 

J.  A.  McLELLAND,  Esq.,                    M.  HELLER,  Esq.,  Hox.  T.  G.   PHELPS, 

J.  GREENEBAUM,  Esq.,                      H.  B.  BROOKS,  Esq.,  JAMES  ADAMS,  Esq. 


J.  D.  B.  STILLMAN,  M.D.,  Medical  Adviser. 


Office  No.  7  Stevenson  Building, 

CORNER  MONTGOMERY  AND  CALIPORNIA  STREETS, 

"WHERE 

POLICIES  AES  ISSUED 

AND 

Losses  Paid. 

C.  N.  FOX  and  Z.  P.  CLARK,  Managers. 


46  SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


ifllK  lAlBLl  Will 

MARBLE,  FREESTONE  AND  GRANITE, 

Marble  Mantels  &  Grates,  Monaments^Grave  Stones 


MONUMENTAL  YARD  AND  MANTEL  WAEEROOMS. 

422  and  <b24  JilLCI^SOlT  STRSST, 

All  Work  done  at  the  Lowest  Rates. 

lllfl  AMW  FBlECTtll  ¥AI 

WEST   SIDE    THIRD,    BETWEEN    KING    AND    BERRY. 


The  smallest  to  the  largest  job  of  STONE  WORK  executed  with  promptness  and  dispateh  on  the  most 
favorable  terms. 

I  have  now  opened  the  celebrated  ALAMEDA  FREESTONE  QUARRY,  and  any  person  who  is  a  judge 
must  pronounce  it  the  best  for  Building  Purposes  in  the  Pacific  States,  and  equal  in  durability  to  the  celebrated 
Eastern  Brownstone;  and  I  am  prepared  to  furnish  this  Stone  for  all  Building  Purposes,  at  a  price  far  below 
what  it  has  ever  been  hitherto  offered  at.    For  Cemetery  Work  it  defies  competition. 


M.  HEVERIN,  Proprietor. 


WILIiIAM   O'DAY, 

YARHISHER,  POLISHER,  GRAIMR, 

AND    IMITATOR    OF    FANCY    WOODS, 

WEST  SIDE  OF  MAIN  STREET,  BETWEEN  HOWARD  AND  MISSION, 

SAN     FR.ANCISOO. 


<  »»»  > 


Steamboat   Cabins,   Parlor   Doors,    Pianofortes   and   Furniture   Polished   in  the 

most  practical  manner. 


CHARLES  OTTO.  GEO.  M.  WOOD. 

Cli-A-I^IjES    OTXO    <Sc    GO- 

EngraYGrs,  Stencil  Cutters,  Card  Printers, 

AND   MANUFACTURERS    OP    ANO    DEALERS    IN    HARDWARE, 

STENGIL  TOOLS  AND  STOCK,  KEY  CNEOK  DIES  AND  STOCK,  SEAL  PRESSES,  LETTER  SEALS, 

Card   Plates,   Copper   Plate   Ink,   Ac. 

312  Bush  Street,  Russ  House  Block,  between  Montgomery  and  Kearny, 
SA.N"    m.A.isrcisco,    c.A.Xi. 

1    o»»    » 

Cards  Elegantly  Printed,  Written  and  Engraved.  Fine  Stencil  Plates,  with  names  cut  in  Roman,  German 
Text,  Old  English ;  also  engraved  in  Writing  Style.  Hand  Plated  Door  Plates  and  Numbers,  Stencil  Alphabets 
and  Figures  Iron  and  Copper  Brands,  Brass,  Steel  and  Electrotype  Business  Stamps  made  to  order. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


47 


This  favorite  and  well  established  House  is  now 


Goiinctei  on  lie  European  Flan, 

GUESTS  PAYING  FOR  ONLY  WHAT  THEY  ORDER. 


FIRST  CLASS  LODGIKG 

50  Cts.  per  lTigb.t, 

Sacramento  Street,  '  *•*  ' " 

Between  Montgomery  and  Sansom. 

Library,  Museum  and  Reading  Room  Free  to  all  the  Guests. 

The  Omnibus  will  take  Guests  and  Baggage  to  the  House  Free  of  Charge.    Look  to  the 
name  of  the  Omnibus  to  avoid  imposition. 

K.  B.  'WOOD'WAB.D,  Proprietor. 


ki<^ 


mmmm 


® 


AVHA.T    CHEEIt    HOUSE. 

The  Oldest  and  Most  Reliable  Laundry  on  the  Pacific  Coast. 


i    »»m    > 


And  returned  in  Eight  Hours  notice,  if  required.      Also,  a  large  assortment  of 

Gentlemen's  FnrfiisMng  Goods  kept  constantly  on  6and 

AND   SOLD   CHEAP  TO   SUIT  THE   TIMES. 

Office,  No.  121  Leidesdorff  Street,  2  doors  from  Sacramento. 


ALEXIS  OULIF. 


ADOLPH  WIENER. 


PAUL   DATO. 


OULIF,  WIENER  &  DATO, 

Miliary  lai  itraw  Cotii. 


537    MARKET  STREET, 

Opposite  Sansom  St.,  up  stairs,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CAL. 

Offices :  102  Grand  Street,  New  Tork ;    35  Boulevard  Strasboorg,  Paris. 


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SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY. 


Pacific   School  Institute. 


PRICES: 


A  Large  Map  of  California  and  Nevada,  4  feet  by  5,  is  Now  Ready  for  Delivery. 

This  Institute  is  prepared  to  furnish  Schools  and  Seminaries  with  the  most  approved  School  Furniture,  Apparatus, 
Stationery,  and  all  other  School  Supplies.  Teachers,  County  Superintendents,  and  Trustees,  will  find  their  orders 
promptly  filled,  with  articles  that  will  give  entire  satisfaction. 

WARREN    HOLT, 

843   Clay   Street,   San    Francisco. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


SEVERANCE,  HOLT  &  CO. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

For  Mining,  Quarrying, 

Prospecting,  Shafting, 

Grading, 

Bail  Road 

Cutting, 

Boring 

Artesian  Wells 

and 

Tunnelling. 


See  page  54 

for  description  of 

Tunnel  DrilU. 


Nos.  627, 629, 631, 633  Broadway  Street,  bet.  Dupont  and  Stockton, 

SA.fi    FRAHCISCO,    CA3L,. 

BOARD    PER    WEEK -^  '   *    '  ' 

BOARD    AND     LODGING .'■ $4  00 

MR.^J^^-^^^    SINGLE     ROOM.'."."."; v^ 5   00 

SINGLE     MEALS $5  50  and  6  00 

',"-"J'; 25   Cents 

THE    BEST    BR^IVJ^S    OF    LIQTJORS,  WIISTES   &    CIOAR8. 
inUai      n      U  «■■».-»  OBTAINED    AT    THE    BAR.  »--L^A«W, 


LOUIS    FALKENAU, 


Analytical  and  Consulting  Chemist, 


421  MONTGOMERY  STREET,  (up  stairs,) 


— ■ «  »  > 

wJi^^t"cZT^i/lZl:s  S:  ''ffi'  I""''-  "T"''-  ."'"""^i'^l  P'ol-cw,  Mineral 


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SAN     FRANCISCO     DIRECTORY 


Valuable   Publications   for   1871. 

— . « »«» t 

PACIFIC  COAST  BUSIHESS  DIRECTORY 

FOR   1871    AND    1873, 
One    Tolume,    Svo.    1000    pp.    Price,     Five    Dollars. 

THS    TRADEl    OF    THS    PACIFIC^ 

A   QUARTERLY   JOURNAL. 

The  Pacific   Coast  Almanac^ 

AND     YEAR    BOOK    OF    FACTS    FOB,    1S71. 
One  Volume,   12nio,  96pp.      ------      Price,  Fifty  Cents. 

A    GUIDE    BOOK   FOR   SAN   FRANCISCO 

And  its  Environs  ;  exhibiting  at  a  glance  WHAT  CAN  BE  SEEN  in  and  around  the  Metropolis 
of  the  Pacific,  and  HOW  TO  SEE  IT.     One  volume,   IGmo,  240  pages. 

Ji  Gazetteer  of  th.e  T^est  Coast  of  America, 

Including  the  States  and  Territories  of  the  Pacific  Coast.    1  vol.  Svo.     Preparing  for  Publication. 

H.  G.  LANGLEY,  Publisher,  612  Clay  St.,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


SECURITY  s^^^insras  baistk 


Guarantee  Capital, 


$300,000. 


SHAREHOLDERS  : 


F.  D.  Atherton, 
W.  F.  Babcoek, 
H.  S.  Babcoek, 
Josiah  Belden, 
A.  W.  Bowman, 
Bavtlett  Doe, 
Lewis  Cunningham, 
John  0.  Earl, 
Oliver  Eldridge, 
I.  Friedlander, 
J.  D.  Fry, 
A.  B.  Forbes, 


Adam  Grant, 
A.  B.  Grogan, 
K.  Haas, 
R.  Hochkofler, 
Geo.  H.  Howard, 
Chas.  Webb  Howard. 
Jesse  HoUaday, 
Jabez  Howes, 
A.  K.  Harmon, 
H.  M.  Hartshorne, 
E.  Janssen, 
Geo.  C.  Johnson, 


W.  S.  Jones, 
S.  L.  Jones, 
Jerome  Lincoln, 
H.  A.  Lyons, 
R.  Lowry, 
J.  V.  De  Laveaga, 
G.  Muecke, 
Stewart  Menzies, 
N.  K.  Hasten, 
S.  M.  Mezes, 
John  Morton, 
H.  M.  Newhall. 


Prksident, 


OFFICERS  : 

JOHN  PARROTT.         Vice-President. 


William  Norris, 
James  Otis, 
Coledonio  Ortiz, 
John  Parrott, 
Calvin  Paige, 
John  Rosenfeld, 
Thos.  H.  Selby, 
H.  F.  Tcschmacher, 
J.  C.  Wilmerding, 
Jas.  D.  Walker, 
•Isaac  Wormser, 
John  Zeile. 


H.  S.  BABCOCK. 


F.  D.  Atherton, 
I,  Friedlander, 


DIRECTORS  : 

James  Otis,  John  Parrott,  James  D.  Walker, 


Adam  Grant,  John  Morton,      •        ,       Jerome  Lincoln 

H.  S.  Babcoek. 
Secretary,        ...        -        T.F.BACON.       Attorney,  V  ;'-    '-        SIDNEY  V.  SMITH. 

Ordinary  and  Term  Deposits  Received.    j^'No  Charge  for  Entrance  Fee. 
Loans  made  on  Real  Estate  and  other  approved  Securities. 

Office,  No.  304  Sansom  St,,  Friedlander's  Bldg,  opp.  Bank  of  California. 

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